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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23
pnrson nrownIow D ellnes ms Position

Pnrson Brownlow Defines His Position.
Since the parlialilies of our Union
friends have led them to confer upon US
the nomination for Governor, those who
did not approve the nomination as
warmly as they do the acts Of JEFF. Da.
sis, have made the remarkable discovery
that We have conspired with certain
Federal officers TO sacrifice Union wild.
ows and their children, and that we
have caused the late military changes
to be made in this District Neither to
procure votes, nor to crafty the vain
desires of such enemies, can we stoop to
defend ourselves in such cases. The
truth is-and we desire to be candid
we neither want the friendship or votes
of any set of men mean enough TO make
such charges or fools enough 10 believe
them.
So far as abuse is Concerned, coming
from rebels and rebel sympathizers, lot
them all cut loose TRAY, Blanche
and Sweetheart" Let the kennel be
unloosed-all the pack from the slob.
.bering hound ofthe RICHMOND. conted.
Grafton to the growing cur Of Gonstiiu-
'tional UuipT Inning -let. Them all bark
at once. While this unh6y alliance Of
traitors are doubling on US sand expiring
from the venom of theiS5wn fangs, they
will not be working on better men.
We have some Of the meanest rebels
in Tennessee that ore to be found any.
where; and we have some who sympa-
thize with them, and seek in every way
10 serve them, who are several degrees
meaner than they are. The vilest and
b!ackest.hearted Of the Sepoys would
Spun these traitors, regarding an asso'
citation with them as communicating; the
most treacherous Malay would regard
them with scorn; the whitest.livvred
wretch that ever ran from the battle
field would despise their poltroonery =
Pat these devils in what position you
will, all the bad traits Of our ungener-
Gus nature, deceit, cruelty, selfsenes,
envy, malice, hate, theft, murder, seem
to have taken more debased and dis.
gusing form in the characters and per.
sons Of these mlscreonts, and ali these
have mingled with degree of ,reach.
cry and cOwarlice, which is not human
scarcely canine.
Come you coworily rascals and mali
cious traitors, try your hands upon US,
in connection with some nav and grea.
ter charges. Can't you, with your
large corruption fund, bride some one
to.swear that we have robbed bank
Can't you convict US of horse stealing
\ Prove cOunterfeiling upon us? You
have not made out a case plain enough
to keep loyal men from supporting W
for Cover or, and il something is no
done we really expect to be elected
= And when these ra,cals are convcte,
by our courts ofhigh crimes, anil sen
to the poni,entiary, we may be slow l.
I pardon them out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

PAY OF OuR SoLDrERs.-lt is stated
that Senator Wilson's bill to pay officers
and soldiers actually in the fell will
give tho mer thirty cents day moro,
aud officers eighty cents ard freedom
from taxation. Lieutenants and Cap.
tSins in front of the enemy will get
about $780, year more than they now
DO. Generals and officers on detached
service serving in the rear are excluded
from this benefit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

EyReports from Memphis state that
our troops, on their passage down the
Mississippi, Between that city and lie.
lena, were repeatedly cred on by guer.
rillns. The gunboOts at last drove the
gucrrilas off. 1t is said, however, that
the steamer Dove was captured, and
the 56ih Rogimant-Stale omitted in
the dispatch-madS prisoners in body,
We trust that there is soma mistake
about this.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23
Provost Mnrshnl Cen. rry.

A dispatch from Albany to the New
York Tribune says "a petition to
the President for the removal Of Proves.
Marshal General Fry has been drawn
and is being ropidly signed. Every
Senator now here has already signed it,
In connection with this we would add
that from every broad acre of the in
hobiel lend in the loyal portion Of the
United States an Endorsement to that
petition uld be secured. In the eye Of
the administration, however, from soma
fxable and most unreasonable cGOsa
this incumbent is retained long ate his
entire unftness for the position has been
fully demonstrated. In the U. s, SEN
ale Mr., Wilson declared that there was
no appeal from the Provost Msrshal
General, even to tho President or to
Congress relative to qouIa. This, in
consideration oft capacity of The of
iicer Installed, is an alarming announce
mcnt, for We doubt much il any Official
has ever given to tho public SO many
unntcIigible decisions as have emana-
ted from tho bureau Of the Provost Mar
shol General,
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South ,curolinu Reports of sherman,s
Movements.

movements
Columbia papers of Saturday, Feb
ruary lllh, do not exhibit the presence
Of any seridus apprshensions as to the
success Of Sherman's movements. The
Carolinian says. whether Sherman's oh.
jcclvo point is Augusta, Charleston,
Columbia or Richmond, or all. does not
to unskiIIed eyes yet appear. One
thing, however, is certain that every
mile of ground the Federal amy leaves
behind it. providing the latter is prompt.
ly met and attacked at the proper time,
is 80 much gained to us. We have
troops, our Generals are watchful, and
&c firmly believe that within twenty
days there will be such concentration
Of strength and assault that will make
the Yankee commander tremble for his
S0feiy. He may be permitted TO move
on our railroads and 10 penetrate our
interior, hut these trumphs must be
short The condition Of the country
will compel him to 90 forward or back
and that right quickly. II be comes
forward, reception awaits him unlike
that which he encountered in his csree
through Georgia. Ifhe goes 10 Charles
ton, he may find himself olIeCledin front
and rear; if he returns the way no came
that will be just wha, We oil desire him
10 do, and we shall be content to let him
alone
"On the whole though some hearts
ire perIurbed with expectations Of d
udden appearance of The enemy, we
hink the aspect not discouraging, espec'
ally if our people Will but do their duty
" all means. Wherever Sherman adj
'ances, lie; him find nothing-nolhing
IN which to iced man or beast.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

EJ-Tho American Boards for the
first four months Of the present fiscal
year have been sos ,42i, an advance OF
$4,000 upon last year, but falling
$4,000 short Of tho ono,third of the
100000 which was voted at the annu,
al meeting, The prospect now is that,
in the high rate ofgoll, the operations
of tho Boorl arc in danger of being ser-
ously criprled, l''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

RAID on BuFpALo.-Wo learn that
q band ofrebcl thieves entered thu town
of Buffalo, on Friday night last, and
robbed the store of Mr. Dan. Carr, Of
some five or six hundred dollars worth
of goods, consisting of shirts, pants,
vests, drawers, boots, shoes, blankets,
hats, caps, and stockings. These scoun-
dreIs are supposed 10 have rclroated in.
to Jackson county, Something ought
to be done to rid the country of these
thieves and murdercrs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

ADVERTISE Dull times ore the very
best for advertisers. What little is CO..
ing on, they get while others are grum.
bling they pay their way, and with a
newspaper fort life preseryer swim on
top Of the water while others around
are sinking.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

gs6" The confidence of tho army in
General sherman is described as re-.
markOblc, The private soldiers have
many pet names for him, uo is ramil.
iarly known as "Tho CorporNl,' "To.
oumseh," "Unclo Bill" DC, every
soldier considering that he has kind
ofpcrsonal property in tho Generals
reputation,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

@B The London Globe aulhorita.
lively states that the reports from Amer.
lea that British troops ore about to en-.
bark for Canada, TO meet possible war
from the contemplated recognition Of
the Southern Confedeacy by England,
are absolutely without foundation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

WHEELER's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. -
We direct the attention Of Tobacco dea'
los 10 the advertisement, of this house.
The worthy proprie'ors justly enjoy tho
confidence of oil who have dealings
with them, BY attention to business
they have built up a mammoth establish
ment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

ETThe seal Of the Rebel States Of
America is described in the English
newspapers, 1t is designed by Foley,
the celebrated Irish sculptor, and con.
lains in the centera representation Of
Crawiord's statue Of Washington, This
is surrounded by wreath composed of
the most valuable vegetable products of
the Southern soil--lobacco ice, Indian
corn, cotton, wheat and sug0rcano.-
The rim bears tho legend, "Tho Con.
leder0Le States Of America, 22d Of Feb.
ruary, 1902 Dec yinIicC," The seal
is,of silver aud its diameter /, four inch.
es.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

ETThe latest quotations from Rebel
papers are full Of the old cant ttat "the
army is still for wsr'-a species of ter,
rorism which is held over all who are
in civil life, and may be- suspected Of a
reasonable desire Tor peace and reuni'
on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

EyTbe House on Saturday adopted
the amended Internal Revenue bill
All public convey ances transporting
passengers or property Tor hire are tax
ed 81 per cent. on the net receipts where
the latter are under $4,000, and 3 per
cent. when over that amount.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

EJDuring the past ten days 4ls..
T45 pounds Of matter we're forwordod
from the New York Pot office on the
principal lines connected with tho city.
Tho total amount Of matter which pas.
iss through the Office daily is not far
from forty FIVE ton,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

lE5"T The Southern Con'cleracy, now
published al Macon, has the following:
.Gobbagcs $t5 per head cucumbersalO
each: bunch of SIX small fish $50
Gen, Beaurcgord has been in the city
seyeraI'days. Its rumoted this NOR.
ming that the Yar KEGS are in force at
Corinlh, A dsgracefl affairs is now
going on up town. A mob of women
with the black flag are marching from
store TO store on plIaging expedition
The Pelham Cadets vro ordered out 10
dispersc them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

Tm Rebels have new flag, Whom.
over they Oro in distress they pass FIRST
a CONSUMPTION bill, adopt resolution
which has tho last ditch Tor its base, and
display another ensign, Thoooly thing
they change ofteDer than their Gag is
their principles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23
The New RnnkinC RllI-

So ''N' eNNs
The House on the 18th inst. says the
Wheeling Iniellgencer; posed the bill
to enable banks Of this State to become
banking associations under the laws Of
the United States. II provides that any
bank OF circulation now doing business
in this State, which becomes an ossocia.
ton for banking under the laws Of tho
United States, shall be deemed to have
thereby surrendered its State charter
and sbnl no longer continue the bust
ness Of banking within this State under
tho laws thereof. II any such bank, az
ter having so surrendered itJ charter,
issue or re issue with intent that the
same shall be circulated as currency, any
note, bill, paper or thing, other than
such as authorized by the laws of the
United States, it shall be deemed an IN.
chartered company within the m'aning
of chapter sixty Of the Code Of Virginia,
second edition, Such bank, notwith-
standing the surrender o[its State char
ter, may sue and be sued in its corpor-
alto name, and ia that nlme do all lawful
acts for the purpose of collecting its
debts, prosecuting aud defending its
rights, dsPosing of, conveying aud
Transferring its property and claims, dis
charging its liabilities and winding up
its affairs, as if the charter remained in
full force,
The law authorizes the directors ofev.
cry bank in which the State is a stock.
holder, or Of the parent bank, iii be a
bank having branches, or a majority
thereof, SO far as any stock belonging to
the State, or the Literary Fund or the
Board of Public Works, or any stock
applicable to the support Of free schools,
is concerned, TO execute the articles OF
association, and organization certificate,
and make the change and conversion
mentioned in the Sorty,fourth section Of
the act of Congress.
The bonus and tax imposed by the
laws Of this State upon the bank so SUR
rendering its charter snail be paid BY it
into The treasury of theStato, 10 proper
ton to the lime from tie first day
February precedipg such such .
der until it becaraesa national
ton under the.laps ofthe u
When the chart
rendered
by act of
or lrarsrer, bscome { tsS
national association into whiS
changed and converted, and the satd
tional association shall be subject io:as.y>
the pre- existing liabilities of snch bsuks
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23
A scnsonablc Word from the Secretary
OfWnr.

80 ALBANY, Feb. lO,-Tho following tel.
egram has been received by Gov Fen
ton:
"WAsulNGroN, Feb lO.-Last night
this Department received tho gratifying
intelligence Of the occupation Of Colum.
bia, the Capital Of South CoroliGa, by
Gen, Sherman, and tho probable Cyac
uaton Of Charleston by the enemy.
"lIastcn on recruiting; iillu tho ar
my, and tho rebellion must receive its
FINAL blow in this Springs campaign,
(Signel) "E, NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War"
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Local Matters.

Or LrA,Es-We have nowo hand
and for sale large lotof"Oil Leases
neady pdntad, Orders from distance
oliciled.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

PoMr peasant SABBATH ScnocL
We visited this Sunday School on
Sabbath last. and was much pleased at
the manner in which it was conducted,
under the superintendent of the Rev.
Mr., Todd, pastor in charge OF the Pres
terrain church in this place. Mr., II has
a peculiar way of interesting Tho schol.
ars which makes them very prompt in
attending the School. The average mum.
Der Of scholars ia attendance on each
Sunday, is about eighty, But We arc
sorry to say that there are some children
in the place who do not attend it, button
the contrary, can be seen during Sunday
School hours on the streets, cursing,
blasheming Safeguarding, smoking and
chewing tobacco, and doing everything
else that is bad. Parents see to It, that
your children attend the Sunday School
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

RS'Wc were disposed at ono time to
doub, Old Abo's ability as q roilspliler,
but seeing how well he does everything
else, we reverse our opinion aud set him
down 0SA dNt'rntc rail splitter, to-,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

Broke His LGo,-on Thursday last
the proprietor of tho Virginia House :
Mr.. Donncly-whilc passing up first
street, toward his house, slipped and
fell. breaking ona Of his legs in two pla
ccs. He is very old and feeble, and
his suffering from this fall is very great
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

>JoBWSRk.'-We have Just received a
19t Of new job.'ype, borders, &C., which
e&bles us to do job printing of every
dis Bipton with ncatness and despatch.
Persons wishing anything in the line,
either Posters, EandbiIls, Programmes,
LaybiIls, Bill Tickets, Business Cards,
visiting Cards, Blanks of any kind,
will save money by giving us call be.
fore bargaining elsewhere.
We guarantee satisfaction in the style
of work, and will do work of the same
quality cheaper than can be had else
where in this section of country. Give
us a call,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

GoINa TO GET ILE.--We understand
that several Oil companies have been
formed in Cabell county, and that they
have commenced boring on Guyon Riv.
er, about eight miles from its mouth
The indications said to be good
Large amoprts Of lands are being leased
ma bougblin Cabsll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23

Uy uvI VI IaF'tll-lIl
or lraesrer, become tls
national association into whis
changed and converted, and the SAD
tiona association shall be subject io.aS.y>
the pre- existing liabilities of snch buue;l
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aVeekly 8eqjster

GEO. ". TIPPETT, Local EplroR
, 1865-03-29

forced our men hack to the line first taken. This
was principally covered BY the nre from tTo o bat-
this advanced posltion. From this time nnhl 4
O'Clock, P. m, the firing VAS not very seEere. the
enemy having retired to their works, leaving q
At this bour the signal to fall in was sounded
along the rebel line, aud soon ai.er . heavy
column appeared. and forming IN @ iina q ,, battle,
but they were Gallandy received By The heroes Of
this division, who suon drove them back in dis
order with heavy loes. Twice they repeated the
attempt to break through the ltne, a1d fslins In
Gen. Miles WEB as ready TO receive ihem here az
at the other points, and they dnally fell back and
disappeared, leaving their dead and many Wonnd-
ground YVES rs severe and continuous, for two or
three hours az was ever heard, and was not sur
passed even By tha, heard at the Wilderness.
u the Irish Brigade, received the highest praise
for their gallant behavior on the OCCASION. Gen.
Mott held the center Of the line, and repulsed
each attark oftne encmyfwitn spirit, although the
the 1st division. The I'd division held The e1-
treue left oftbo line toward Hatcher's Run, the
brigade commanded by Gen. Smyth only being
the rest of the line, and took part Of the enemy
works, with number OF prisoners, The losses
in The ID Corps. as near as ascertaiued, are about
@ &one wn P5S0sa se ea:nass a s1s se he fo'owng co
Bilzee. 18th Peansylyania infantry, wounded !;
Lieut. Col. Andrews, 10th 1ndIAn3, wounded !;
Major Hamilton, l10th Pennsylvania, wounded,
and Capt, Stewart, 10th Pennsylvania killed.
The engagement between the 9Th corps and the
enemy, was not 70 severe as H. other paris OF the
line where the I'd and 9Th corps fought. Here also
the object OF The attack was TO feel the enemy aud
nrceftaiu it. the works were occupied in force.
Some Of the troops finally reached the rebel
p1cketa and look about SIT prisoners, driving the
remainder back to the mnin work.. The enemy's
batteries were very active here, and did a good
deal Of mischief. Firing was Kept up till dark,
without any attempt On fheir part to regain the
list ground. The casualties In the 9Th corps were
thfrty.dTc officers and iour hundred aud
fourteen men. Among the killed are Cap
tain A. C. DouElas, 1S9th Ohio: Major
Martin, 122d ohio; Atj't l. crawford, 1Y9 b Fa !;
It. Col ]. G. Parr, 139th Pa; Maj. J. Foutch, 03d
Pa; 1t. Col. o. q. Ktlieaf, 93d Pa: Capt P.
Pritcher, 9sd Pn-; Col. c. 4. Mlllfken, 43d N. T.;
Capt J. c. Ramfe, 189th Pa, wounded.
The number Of prisoners In our hands az the
reeu1t of the days operations IL 227l enlisted
men and IS officers, besides nbont 50 wounded IN
OUT hands.
An order is about being issued to the army con-
efat ulatlne the officers and men on the splendid
victory achieyed over the enemies OF the country
and thanking them for their behavior on the occa-
To-day good deal Of picket firing has been
kent up along the 1iuee, bat without any casual-
ties &s faf a. known. About 25 desertera came in
tbI. morning, bringing, however, no ncws
BAL11AoEE, March "a Fortress Monroe let
ter says the mall steamer Webster, from City
Point repofts all quiet at the 'front.'
, 1865-03-29
NllnQ40 Mr1burle.
THE NEWA.

Our dispatches Of yesterday morning LEFT
the rebel North Carolina forces at emIthfeld
10 which point they had fallen back after
their defeat Ut Bcntonvile on the 18th.
Sherman rapidly followed them up. casilY
thanked them out Of smtthacld, and occupied
the place, the rebels retiring upon Raleieh.
Sherman and schofeld arc now acting In
complete cooperation, and in the words Of
the former, the rebel game Is up" Add to
this that Grant thinks he will hayc Richmond
In four or five days, and the game is up I'LL
round. Our latest dispatches from Newbern'
n. c., give Sherman the credit of 7,ooJ pFis-
oners at the battle Of BentonvllEe. The
figures arc evidently too high.
Among the obituaries reported BY tele-
graph are jacob Little, one OF the Oldest and
most prominent Of the New York brokers,
and Dr. L. L. Hamline, Bishop OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Of Iowa. He died at
Nfoun1 Pleasant, Iowa, after 1,ng illness,
and xas one OF the most able and prominent
diyiucs in that Church.
Tie condition Of Mobile eeems to be wrap.
pea In blissfal uncertainty. Reports Of evacu-
alton arc succeeded by reports that it will be
defended to the last extremity. Iu the mean
enue ~ eAsn r. "u."N. aea eae1u canos
WI remove tae +nsets, 1aa ana restore 70
lue o1aon 'no na ae. " +ue seaooiu cues Of I'm"
Ofltans in large numbers report that it IL
fa'f''onca - ouAs a4us Aunot"u 1oops' ana
7aeSe' o'o men 'nea o1 "aT tnat provisions
are seatce anu seh1ne al the most ex'ortion'
a'e Prices tna1 1ne c'nzens expect The
tFoops WI n'e 1ne e,e5 "nen tney leave II.
ano taat lhfgo quantt'eS OF cotton arc stored
IN Inc Vicahlty awaiting shipment to some
pace Of security, wherever that may oc'
ine tr1al OF TIC chicago consplfatoFs a1
S1ne1nneu still progresses ana Will prooao's
occupy some weeks bei 're lis conclusion
1ne great martyr, 'a'iana'enam' mas been
% ofaggeo irom n1s fe.lfemeo.-an e9 an~l.nng !
'1ctlm-to tes@y as 10 nls huo"4eaGe o. Inc
Efea1 conspiracy. IL nc tells thc whole t'nth
ana I'LL tne 'fntn' " VIII oe record worth
Inc 1eaofng ano presefs.ne' as showing VINO
Inc mea "eie .nas IL 4As aa'A aas0 u LIE
heppDtls ee'ae3 41'.ns; - :. :. .a' ~ uo',auacnt
anu ploLe.o ~ ~ ueset st.,. =. .nso .ne naaas "
Ns euen'cs' Ane ue'1t1o1s 4of "a'uso ents
morning IL I'LL VI p L. n1'po SUI a. u.
, 1865-03-29

Especial Dizpatch TO the Chicago Tribune,
st. Iouls, March q
It's reported that the bridge guard near De
.Soto. on the Ion Mountain Railroad, had skts-
1utsh with the rebel guertllas under Sam. Mlaer-
brand, early yesterday morning, and the rebes
were .epulscd. The goerillae are ravae1ng the
country hs1vecn Pilot Knob and the Mississippi
River. and have caused eone fright On the rear OF
st. GeneviTe-
The sccretary Of War has ordered the late A.
s,stant Provost Marshal, Capt. G. D. Coleman, to
1e kept IN close confinement until he makes reatt-
tntion Of the balance of substitute money held By
him.
The gue1,l,as burned house In Schuyler conn-
II, on Saturday, in retaliation for information
gwen Of their movements BY the owner.
n Eucrtl!s gang i. reported 10 be lively in Ray
Eounss+ ano leading citizens OF Caldwell county
them down. Nv ~@
= The steamers going up tue Missouri River ire
loaded Win emtgrantA for the interim OF thlE
StntE, and others bound to NefrasEt Eanaas
Colorado and the faE West, Manv of them nre
rebels from tae country, and suauy hAii from 1Ii-
nols and lndiahA. Large numbtrA OF Sonthcrn
refuFece, who have small amounts Of raera 49,
joined tree 6tate companies go1pr atros. A1e 1he
p!ains.
Al attempt to create an opposition purity .r,,nst
the nAdlc1fs, under the gulte OF worlanr1m.nss
ticket, IL In prpgreas. II IL decidedly canneT
and viii be Overwhelmingly beaten.