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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

James LETTERS, John Jefersand William Jeffers, vii
take notice that Beujamine f. Lushbaugh did. on
the 9th day Of January, A.. d.. 1893, file dis bill OF
complaint, in the District Court Of Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory, in Chancery, against Anna
Jeaers, James Jefers, John Jefers, Robert Jefers,
William Jefers, Isaac Jefers, Isaiah Jefers, Mary
A. JeRers Manuel f.. JefFers, Elizabeth A. LETTERS
and John l.. Carson defendants for the fOreclOs-
ure of a certain Deed Of trust, OF mortgage, given
By Thomas Jefers, deceased, in his lifetime, to the
Said Complainant and defendant John u Carson,
Of the North East quarter of Section NJ. Twelve
(I2) in Township No. FIVE 8 North Of Range No.
fifteen Cl5) East, in Said County, and Territory,
to secure the payment Of a eertsiD prOmissOry 9Ote
for the zum Of S250, 90 with interest thereon at the
rate 81 Eve per cent per mouth. The object and
prayer of said bin is to foreclose Said Deed Of
Trust, or mortgage and for the sale Of Said prem
TO pay the money so secured. You are requi-
red to, appear and answer Said bill on tho tenth
day Of April, A. d 1865 or the same viii be taken
as true and a decree entered accordingly.
Dated BroWnyille, February, 2lsr 1855.
CHARLES g. DORSEY,
23-4t 1880 Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Sherif SAID.

Notice is hereby giSen that by virtue Of an
execution issued out of the District Court of 'he
County Of NeBlaha. in the Territory of Nebraska 4,
on a certain judgement obtained in said Court by
Eli Il. wilcox, against George Fl. Nixen, and to me
directed as Sheriff OF said County. | will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door of the
Brownville Hnuse in the City of Brownviile in said
County of Nemaha, THAT being the building in
which the last term Of the said District Court was
held on Saturday the 18th day Of March, 1855. at
one;o'elock, P.M.Of that day ,Ithe following real
Estate TO wit the East half os Lots No. Six 49,
and Seven (7}and fifty ifeet-cf Of the West part Of
Lot M. nine (9lall Of ths horei in Block No. TWEEN
ty f2O) in the City Of Br6Ea DE in the County Of
Nemaba in the Territory 6ENebrassa taken as
the property Of said George d. Nixon, by virtue Of
said execution. 3 Ca@ 70
Given under my hand this I5th day Of February
A.D.lS55.
Hr VIC. GLASGOW, -
Sheriff.
z2N5l 9lGk0
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

We learn, from our exchanges. hat
there is a proposition on foot to build a
toll bridge across the Plat river, about
nine miles from Denver. Merchants and
produce dealers Of that city have taken
hold Of the matter and trade and travel
in that direction, during the coming sea-
son, will be accommodated by'a good and
substantial bridge, in a place where one
has been much needed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Amendment 10 the Enrolment
bill. which recently passed Congress,
makes provision that any person who has
beendrafIed or enlisted into the U. S. ser.
yics, and has deserted, shall. unless he
report himself for duty within sixty days.
ceases 10 be a citizen of the United States,
and is forever debarred theTight Of suffer-
age. All who desert hereafter, come
under the same provision, excepting The
sixty days saving clAuss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

= We understand that w. H. Miller has
taken charge, and issued one number, of
the Rulo Register and opened up neutral
We have 10 doub. that, in his youthful
days, be became proficient ip the art of
rubbing his Breast and patting his head.
a, the same time" and nov intends to
make it pay him by rubbing loyal men
and patting copperheads both at the same
time. Go il, Billy, but lookout for break
ers ahead.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Mormens have commenced cut
ting a canal starting near the boundaries
Of Utah and Salt Lake counties, winding
its way along the eastern side Of the
valley, watering the land on its course,
including a very considerable tract yet
unbroken, and terminating in the city
This is the most extensive enterprise
Of the kind yet undertaken in that Ter
ritory, the canal being thirtyitwo miles
in length. 1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Gold was at 100 on the 10Th, and dull
at 1877 on the 9Th, 10 New York. The
press of the country divided as TO whom
TO give credit for this, constant decline in
gold, Sherman or Mccullough, the new
Secretary of the Treasury. We incline
to think its a little of both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

The creditors Of Archibald Handlsy, deceased,
will take notice that the Probate Court Of Ne,
maha County, Nebraska Territory, has appointed
August 18th, 1868 and September 18th, 1855. at the
office Of G. G. Dorsey, in BroWnVille, in said cOun-
ty Of Nemaha, to receiye, examine and adjust all
claims and demands against the deceased. Unless
the claims Of creditors are presented to seid court
for allowances on or before Saptembsr lEh 1885,
they will not be entitled TO payment. =
Z Dated March 18th, 1865.
CALAWAT kSAPS,
Admin istratoT Of the Estst d Arch Handlsy,
deceased, By E.K. THoNAs.
I-4t-pe for EisAss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Many mistakes occur in the sending
of letters to Nebraska, by their being
directed N. T. II win be seen that this
will also answer for Nevada Territory,
and in many instances, when the letters
are poorly written, may be mistaken for
N. X. Letters should be directed Me-
-brasta, or Nebraska Territory. in full.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
The S.. Ioa Hernld & Tribune. SAYS:

"The work of extending the Platle
Country Railroad to Leavenworth will
commence by~lhe first of May"
Haven't you made a mistake about
the end? Il not, how about 'tother end ?
Hurry it up, friend Herald, we are anx-
ously waiting,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Our latest .dates, from which to gather
pews. are March 9Th. The apology for
a daily mail-,he buckboard-passed
through our city twice since our last issue.
Sherman has been heard from. His
army was at Fayetteville. N. c.. on the
18th, in fine spirits, and had met will
no opposition.
Hampton's rebel cavalry surprised Kill
patrick on the 10Th, capturing all but Two
Of bis staff. Fitzpatrick escaped, formed
his meR and drove the enemy with great
loss.
Kingston, N. c., surrendered to our
forces on the 18th. The enemy retreat
ing toward Goldsboro. but rumOr says
that place is possession Of Shermsn.-
There is nOw little doubt but that Sher-
man and Schofeld will, 9. have by this
time formed a junction. Terry defeat
ed Bragg's force before getting posses.
sion Of Kingston, and has been joined By
Sehoield.
Sheridan has destroyed all the avenues
Of supply to Richmond, and is on his vas
ioahs White House. SO
The papers Of Richmond have all su;-
pended, the printers have all been con
seripted into the army.
Gold reported on The 18Th at l62.
From the Yves, tbe news is VhAt the
reads are clesr Of Inaians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

A shooting affair came off a R~ockport,
on The 10Th. It appears that some one
had killed a dog belonging to Charles
Deal, e,accused Holloway Of it, and
drawing a pisiOI fired upon Holloway
but missed bin. when Holloway fred Al
wounding him in the arm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The order requiring travellers from
Canada to the United States to have pass
norris has been revoked. The Canadian
Govern inent having shown a willingness
10 do oil in their power to prevent any
raids by rebels, or others, into our coun-
trv F
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
NV ADEERTISENENrs.
OUO V3VNNNV
LEEAL NOTICE.


LEEAL NOTICE.
John HAmH.os-abd Gurden q, wiIeoE will
take NOTES that John P. Hodge, as gomolainanb
did on the 2ath day Of March, A. D. 1885, he :
Bin in 0bsncefg, in the District Court Of Nsmahe
county, Aeb Tasks Territory, against tie said Jonn
hamiit9p md GARDEN r.. Wilcox -as defea9rh
The obiset aud slnvsr If saf4 RHi Il To- ehshin 8
Dsersecf Forsclosure If a Deed Of Trust5fl 10 tTo
nature Of Mortgage, given By said John ne
toa, to Gurden Il. Wilcox, ID Trustee. o-n-
northwest qnartarof section number p east.
ship number 5, North of Range number = ssvs
in Nemsha county, Nebraska TsFF'tet6S' 800 Of
the payment to complainant, John + 5ots f5er e.
n yefsrrsS 5000 IA he sale OF said premises to
pay If said = SUM and lh9 d Interest r. ias ~iioo. I als
al "Sna 1La1l.l - rs0uired to sp2ear end
$500 IN ea1i biI On q before she Sth dsy Of May,
a. q. 1877 CHARLES g. DORSEY,
Solicitor FOR Complainant.
u,r.b cal u at-SI3J9
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
NOgTCE.

Henry @. Hill will take notice that Benjamin F.
Lushbaugh did, on the 18th day of March, a. d.,
1855. file a Bill in Chancery, in the District Court
of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, against the
said Henry c.. Hill and John L. Carson, defendants,
setting forth that the-said Henry c.. Hill executed
a Deed of Trust, in the nature of a Mortgage, to
complainant and Jonn l.. Carson, upon the south
east quarter of section thirty-three, in township
FIVE, north of range fourteen, cast, in said County
Of Nemaha, to secure the payment Of a Promissory
Note for S258. 90 and that the said John L. Carson
has sold and assigned his interest therein to com
plainant. The object and prayer Of said Bill is to
obtain adecree for the foreclosure Of said Mortgage
and she safe of said premises to pay the said sum
ard the interest thereon and the said Henry C..
Hill Is notified that he is required to appear an d
answer saia Dill on or beioRe the LIST day OF lay,
a. d., 1869.
C.G. DORSEY,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Brick and Stone Wanted

Sealed Proposals win be received by the Board
of Directors Of the Brownville City District until
the first day of April, 1865, for $50, 600 Brick, and
$50 Perch Of Stone, to be delivered on the School
House Block. Cash paid on delivery.
No 25-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The rebel Senate has passed the bill
placing negroes in the army, but with
the proviso that not oveF twenty-five per
cent, of male negroes between the ages
of Is and so can betaken. Is D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Grandest Scheme of the Age is
he lottery by which the Patee louise in
this Gin is TO be disposed Of vi all its
fArnIfm9, Which iFof the richest ard
most costly kind. The drariag of Htis
LoHsra IS arreeecabh decidsd to axe place
5n TIE 6th d. g Hpfa, 1865. BY order.
"a the Propus.er. Treasury ard psrec-
tory. Whoever inrebds to bay a ticket
must speak soon. CT the chance will be
iost.--M IOsspb Herald. Feb, l9th.
We have The best assurance tbat ibis
Lottery viii be-fairly and hOnorably con-
Quoted. Those desiring to purchase
tickets can see lie Scheme of Prizes at
Marsh. BRO. & Zock's Books Store, and
tickets may be Obtained, through ,heIa,
Of N. S Harding s Co, Nebraska Chy,
at 50 each. Now's he accepted time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

All civilians, except newspaper cor
respondents, and those belonging to the
army. have been ordered out of the army
of The Potomac.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
NOTICE

George w, Crowdef win take notice that Matte
J. CrOwder. rs plaintiff, hasafled q petition against
him IN the district Court Of Nemabs County, Ne.
braska Territory the object and prayer of said petit
ton is to Obtain adeQi se Of said Court d~iyorcing her
from the bonds of matrimOny heretofore entered in
to with said George W. Crowdef; also for reason
able aIimcny and that the .. y of s. e. u and the
n. e. 4 Of the Sc Of sec. ., township 4, north
of range u, east Of the 9th principal meridian, in
johnson county, in said Territory ef Nebraska, may
be decreed TO her as alimOny. Defendant is re-
CURED to answer by the 10th day Of April, A. D.,
1865.
E. W. THOMAS.
23-4t I'd Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

A steamer, which had run on a sand
bar in the Missouri, near Liberty, Mo-,
was captured by guerrillar a few days
since. No particulars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
TEA0EHR

A good situation is wanted, for a Spring ard
School, in a large district, with a good
house, by an experienced Teacher, who has made
it his profss sion for ten years.
Satisfactory reference given. Address by letter
G.. HUGHES. Nemaha City, " t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Parson Brownlow, Governor Of Ten
nessee. has been awarded $4,000 dam
ages for his Imprisonment and persecu-
lion by prominent rebels of Knoxville,
which to be asse ssed upon the wealihiest
rebels there who sisted in his persecu-
lion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The gold medal and resolutions voted
to Gen. Grant, by the last Congress, were
presented TO him on the 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
NOTICE.

On Saturday, Mare hFI1th, 1864, I will offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder for cash ia hand, in the
City og BrOynyille, Nemaha county, Nebraska, One
Roam Pony, four year Old, taken up by Thomas
Beard, and appraised at $40.
p23-3t 3. HUGHES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up By the subscriber, hying &
G. Daily Farm, near Peru, REQ; h;cb, ,
Sorrel Horse, dark tail, about 10 nI n b
ness marks on, shod a~lfaropnd' I@m
said horse supposed % be 5 ye~rs P"o = grRs
20 sfDd
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Minnesota Legislature has passed
l law allowing negros to vote.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

To all whoa it may Concern:
Notice is hereby givenxbat the Probate Court Of
The county Of Nenaha n The Territory Of Eebras-
ka, has appointed the 10Th day Of April, a. d.,
1865, at one. O'Clock, p. M as the time, and the
Office Of O.. e.. Dorsey. TIE Judge Of said Court in
BrowDvilie, in said County Of Nemaha, as the
place for admitting t. Probate the Win of joel q.
Mayes, deceased, late Of said county.
All persons desiring to DO so may apper st such
time and place ard contest the validity Of said
VIII.
: f. W. THOMAS,
Attorney for the Estate.
Dated, March 18th. 1865. 26-3J-S7-p25o
OHEEP. Shears Of the most approved make, for sale
y AZ Mclaughlin q SWANS
GiHE highest market price paid for Country ProdsOs
At MsLaugE5tn qSwsh'E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
lie cNLY SUB THING.


Ae tie name indicates, It not only REVIEWS the
growth OIL the hair when Thin aud falling OF bat it
positively RENEW IRE COLOR 70 MS original
shade when i5 IS Turning grey or White, whether
caused by ,isease. grief or old age.
Il viii certainly 10 what IS claimed fo7it, a TACT
to which heades. nay, thoasands who bave used
it, are veady snd willing TO testify Nhen one bot
ne is fairy used. in anv eommHnity. its reputation
aspreads lie Wild IRE" and rs tie best advertise
ment ara recommendation We desire. In the East
err States. where the ''RENEN Err originated, it
is used hy as Young Ladios asa Dressing. and IS 90
Da f0uVd on the toilet tables OF Young Men, aisoat
their barbers:) while Older Men and Women viii
Sos be ENhoat It., as a eneWer and restorative for
their grey los4s ap1 bald beads, which Il changes
90 their entire satisfaction.
We ae selling In the city Of Boston alone, up-
wards IF l6,g0o bottles per month the dealers CIV
ing the KENEWER the preference over All other
Hair Preparations.
If not sold by Druggists in your town, a Trial
Bottle will be sent you by Express, upon receipt Of
one dollur BY nautilus giving you an opportunity
at once for testing its excellent virtues.
~ Orders for Trial Bottles, must be addressed to
our Generaf Agett for the Northwestern States, G..
f, A. COOK Box 1924, Chicago, III. All such orders
will receive promytattsntion.
r. p. HALL& CO., PrOprietOrs,
Nashua, n. H..
The trade Supplied at Manufacturers Prices by
FULLER, FINCH d FULLER, Wholesale Drag
gists, Chicago, Illinois. p yg5m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
CITY FFCE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

To Charles Dripps, Csthariue Mulkey, Anna
Dripps, Thomas Dripps, and all others IN
terested:
You are hereby notified chat Francis ~. Barnes
has made application to the Probate Court Of the
County of Eemaha, in the Territory Of Nebraska,
to be appointed guardian Of the Estate Of Andrew
:. Dripps, a nonresident minor, situated in the
said eOUnty of Nemlha, and that the said Court
has appointed the
10th day of April, 1865,
at ten o'clock, A. NJ, rs the time for hearing suoh
application
FRANCIS NJ. BARNES.
By mis- Attorney, z. w. Thomas.
Dated March 18th, 1865. f26 -3t-ST
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The trade Supplied at Manufacturers Prices By
FULLER, FINCH Il FULLER, Wholesale Drag
gists, Chicago, Illinois. % y9-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

7245t 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

March g..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07

The "Aug,tstd COnStitattOndliSt counsels
great care in the selection of United States
Senator, regarding it as very essential to
the removal of any ,misapprehetisi0ns in
the North as to the friendly relations which
Georgia holds to the General Government.
1t adds :seV 7ollsG aaT. .-yrs Oh .3Io
| nY0nee itwas our happy and undisputed
right to choose to such high office whom
soever we would, irrespective OF the, desires
or feelings of any man or men living, but
now, SO hardly has this iron game of war
gone against US, this right is not represent
ed by even a mere privilege. aGT bib Ia
| 'GOnforming ourselves, then,tO this great
exigeney, and looking at the roll of our
statesmanitO see If there be any,dear to our
own people andyet against whom the North
holds 10 rAneOr, we perceive at least one
man who, as fulfilling each of these pre- re y
iquisites, we heartily commend to the unRn-
imous action of our Legislature, the Hon.
Alexander Hamilton Stephens. lqtrnuf7oT
''Mr, Stephens can do us incalculable ser-l
vice il chosen to this high Office we men-i
lion, and while we cannot say directly we
are authorized to state hew0uld accept such
a position, we feel fully, justified in deolsr-
ipg that SUCH Profter may pt not pe entirely
"Fresh from prison, is It fitting he, up
on whose lips all Georgia has so often hung
ehtraneed, should pass silently and UnhOn-
ored to the tomb 2a Atleast one more civil
CROWN Of triumph should Aedeck tthas pAlI7
NE 6hd.taacb5d Gazette seconds che iioail
ination OF Mr.. Stephensy and would suggest
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07
0bto. :lSstates;rlrrta,'(llr,.. t,'(l,.
The Rain in Sou tIl Carolina.

Let those who demand from the South fur
ther humiliation and the absolute and com
plete remuneration to all that constitutes
matl's dignity, look at the following fearful
budget Of losses incurred IN one single
State-add to this the desolation and mourn
ing of tens of thousands Of families-the
still open graves and bleeding wounds, and
say what demons they must be whose rage
is not yet satisfied, and whose thirst Tor
blood IS not yet quenched. l' ',l .'.',l-
OF fifteen millions dollars in bank stock,
all is lost OF five millions dollars of bills
In circulation, the market value is notmore
than twenty per cent, OF three insurance
companies, neither can continue business.
or twenty millions dollars in railroads, no
dividends can be expected. OF five thou
sand houses in Charleston, fifteen hundred
have been burned, and Others almost ire
parably damaged. OF estates of deced-
ants and minors, and of property in litiga-
tion. four-ffths are represented by COnfed-
crate securities, and are thereby valueless.
/ OF our many merchants, lately of large
and unblemished credit, few have assets to
pay the small debts against them at the
beginning of the war. OF the many large
and valuable estates, in Beaufort district
and the adjacent islands, all have been
abandond, ana many have been sold for
taxes. VI the large cotton estates SILL
further from the seaboard, many have been
desolated, OF the cotton on hand at the be-
ginning, and raised during the war,
(amounting in value to at least two hum
dred million dOllars), the larger portion has
been taken or destroyed. OF the stock,
horses, hogs, cattle, farming implements,
utensils and furniture and silverware, all
but an inconsiderable amount have been
consumed, destroyed or taken. ''l 'h'.''t
Of the money in the hands of our citizens
at the commencement of the war, or ac-
cruing from the sale of property, or the
practice of professions, or the payments OF
debts, all has beer invested in securities of,
which nine-tenths have no possible value.
OF the debts uncollected, few are expected
to be paid. OF the funds of the churches,
colleges, charitable institutions and socie-
ties, all, also, or nearly all, have been sunk.
OF the lands of the State not held by the
Government, little has any market value
Into this frightful gulf of run has also been.
swept the-yalue of four hundred thousand
slavcs, estimated few years since attwo
huisdred million dollars. And thus, there
FORE of the four hundred million dollars
worth OF property in this State in eighteen
hundred and sixty, little more than fifty
million dollars now remain Charleston
Nelps. . . d.. s. 3, .... IT,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-07
sProceed win Thy EIephan I. ;,

In Columbiana county resides an old fellow
renowned for his belligerent disposition,
who is generally known as Friend ShaYey,
Born and bred Quaker, he was long since
read out of meeting on account of hisquar-
relsome propensities, but he still pertina-
ciously clings to the plain clothes and plain
language of his early days, possibly as a
protection against the wrath which he is
continually provoking by his Over-bearing
and irritating dcmeanor. He is always the
owner of the cTossest dog in the neighbor-
hood, the most troublesome, breechy steers,
&C., and is continually in hot water with
some of his neighbors la consequence of
the depredatiOns committed by his unruly.
live stock. A few weeks, since Van, AM
burgh's Menagerie, travelling through CO.
ilgmbiana, was Obliged to pass his residence.
A little before daylight, Nash, the keeper
of the elephant TippoO Saib, as he was
passing over the road with his elephant,
discovered this pseudo Quaker seated upon,
a fence upon the roadside, watching bull
which he had turned out upon the road,
and which was paving, believing and
throwing up a tremendous dust generally.
In fact, from the fury of the animal's.dem
constructions, one would readily have taken
him for one of the identical breed that
butted the locomotive off a bridge. q, ..,.y,
"Take that bull out of the way" shouted
Nash, as he approached.
proceed with thy elephant" was the re-
ply.l#l fl9hyaTV a..t 91sIrT1T aN,-p| q
If you don't take that bull away he will
get hurt" continued Nash, approaching
while the bull redoubled his belligerent
demonstrations. 'n.i"i G1 q! ya
'Don't trouble thyself about the bull,
but proceed with thy elephant,p retorted
Friend ShaVey, rubbing his hands with de-
light at the prospect of an approaching
serimmage the OLD fellow having great con-
fidenGe in the inVincibility of his bull,
which was really the terror OF the whole
country around. .U3tan HluG- ae 1ggYy9
I TippOO Saib came on with his uncouth.
shambling gait; the bull lowered his head
and made charge directly upon the ele-
lphant. !Tippoo, without even pausing in
his march, gave his cow-catcher asweepy
catching tine bull on the side, crushing in
his ribs with his enormous. tusks, and then
raised him about thirty feet in the air, the
bull striking upon his head as he came
down, breaking his neck and killing him
instantly. Hul gufi ran'al GI ..a G'1Tf
''Pm afraid your bull has bent his neck
little, shouted Nash, as he passed on.TugH)
I l"Bent the DEVIL" cried old Shavey, with
a troubled look at his defunct bull, ''thy
Ielephant Is too hefty for my beast, but thee
will not make so much out of the operation
as thee suppOses. was going to take my
family to- thy show, but I'll see thee and
thy show blowed to blazes before go one
stepg and now thee may proceed with thy
elephant and be ed-d-please;r the "please'f
being added as Shavey took a second look
at the proportion of the stalwart elephant
keeper. &c CilCinRdti Com,nercidl. IGlt 97oH