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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-16

DESCRIPTION or CoSGREss. s.--Bennctt
has no respect for the present Congress.
The New York Herald says:
'0rajnarg men, they como from their
country villages to the seat Of govern.
uent with all the passions prejudices
and narrow views Of local politicians.
They are full Of the IDEAS and feelings
Of war after it is over aad fast bscoming
a matter Of history. Events, with Nigh
ty ystrides., rv:ah on, like railroad cars.
and leave them gazing in. wonderment
behind. They are bewildered, and
founder about in unoert tainty, first one
way and then another, not knowing
rightly where they are. II is pity they
cannot be sent back TO their constituen
.cies to 6nd oat the change that has taken
place. A year or so, however, is not
long ia che Lite of q nation, aud the time
Will soon come round when they will be
taught an impressive Lesson. In tho
mean time we do nos despair of the pro.
gress ofthe country Tor President John;
son has the %isdotn, powef and .Grpness
70. carry No safely thrqN&h in spita of
he nnufFfshH,ahyc Congtsss. rith
rhich he ,,iay'lasc "a contend. 81
TnE LABOR QUaisrioS SOLVED In
.ABKAEsAs.-7-The large Arkansas plan
'ters along the M'ssisappi River have at
llengtl solved the labor problem as far,
,sa they are concerned, Here is. the way
it was done, as narrated in a letter from
that section: y 'ns bsfll
''Labos is good natared but very tri.
fling. The freedmen u for frolic and
fun |: he quits work Ola Friday afternoon,
goes to Memphis, spends his money, gets
demoralixed, and gets back about Mon.
day night Two or three days ere lost
to the work every week. What 10 the
use Of this worae than idle frolic7 The
necessity Of this has been felt in so many
cases that many remedies have been
proposed. and at last Col. Dixon, o large
planter, has solved the problem --cut the
,gord,an knot. He went TO New Yo,k
and returned with oi,e hundred and fifty
sturdy Germans, with their fsows and
families. The experiment, pleased so
well that Malone, another large planter,
went 70 New York last week for fsesh
supply Of the same sort for his plantation.
With auch competition Ssrnbo must
compete or leave the labor market TO
she frugal and INDUSTRIOUS Saxon. These
Germans bring their families, which are
the'hest pledges Of their good behavior
This 10 ths only course LEFT Tor our
planters 70 pursns. II ths negro viii
pot kesp bio coassacs, bsa tgiaes away
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

We observe that several of our con
temporaries are holding out extraor-
binary inducements to subscribe for
what they severalIy claim to be 'the
best paper in the State" We are
equally anxious to swell our subscrip-
ton list on equally as liberal terms,
and therefore propose to send our
Weekly edition from date until the first
day Of january, 1868, for four dollars,
and our Daily edition, for the same
period for ten dollars. Nou is the
time to subscribe.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLAhI01
SUNDAYS REPORT.
FROM Lo n Dol
The Times ira Respect 10 the Al
ALBANIA Claims.
FROM " A. Ill y u Il y "
FROM WAS INGTON
London and Liverpool Quotations

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Times of Tuesday,
again urges reference of the claims OF the
United States for property destroyed by the
Alabama to joint commission, and thinks
that it would be an act of policy if not OF
justice.
Cotton quiet but steady. Sales 1000 bales,
Money market unchanged. Consols, 89+
5-20's 681.
BERLIN, Oct. 3O-The King has directed
the celebration of the Solemn fete on the
18th of November on account of the resto-
ration of peace.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 29.-Cotton steady, sales
ten thousand bales, middling uplands 10
pence.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

Transient advertisements. first insertion, 81, 80,
each subsequent insertion, IS cts. per square.
All business notices of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line; If more than one
square ten cents per line each insertion.
Legal notices will be charged in all cases as tran
silent advertisements.
No prOof of publication made till the advertise
ment IS paid for.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
All bills with regular advertisers shall be rem
dered monthly
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

New ORLEANS RAILRoAD.-We see a
notice in the New Orleans papers from
General Beauregard, to the effect that
the Company is now prepared, on APP
plication to the Treasurer, No A Ca
rondolet street, to issue its second
mortgage bonds for the unpaid matur-
ed coupons of its first mortgage bonds,
in accordance with the agreement made
by the commissioner in London AS
the January coupon will be punctually
paid, it is desirable that the above ex-
change be made without unnecessary
delay.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

The Legislature of Mississippi has
passed bill to furnish every MANNED
soldier with an artificial limb.-EX.
The bill is not yet law. 1t passed
the House of Representatives unanim-
ously, but will remain among the Gun
finished business of the Senate until
the January session, when it will no
doubt become law
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
u : Z
PILLS +!
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER.

A CERTAIN CURE Galighan's Pills are
"a composed simply of Vegetable Medicines.
They are Cathartic Pills, acting upon the
stomach, Liver and Bowels: containing no
Arsenic, CalOmel, Blue Mass, or any other
Mineral substance. The great advantage the
proprietors claim TOR these Pills is, that with
out the aid Of Calome, Blue Mass or other min
erals, they will cure the most obstinate cases
of ChillS and Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical
Headache, Neuralgia, and all affections of a
like character. Follow the directions. and YOU
will find they will do all that is claimed for
them. Try one box, and their own merits
will recommend them ever afterwards.
We have used Gallighans Pills, and have
never known them TO fail to cure when the di-
rectionS were followed. and unhesitatinoIv re-
commend them topublic favor:
Thomas ii. Watts, Ex-Governor of Alabama
Thomas j. Judge, Judge supreme Court of
Alabama.
. Robert Dougherty, Judge Ninth Circuit
Court of Alabama.
Jno. w. \. Sanford, Attorney General of
Alabama.
Daniel Sayre, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge
of MasOns, Alabama.
VIM. G; Waller, Sheriff Montgomery co., AL
A. B. Clitherall =
W. Crawford Bibb.
j. G. Riddel, New Orleans late Railroad
Contractor, Alabama Georgia etc.
+. a. Banks, Commission Merchant n. O.
Geo. Mayson, Mayor Wetnmpka, Alabama.
Wholesale Agents:
THOS. w. MARSDEN, 4S7 Broad, New York
l1ARRAL, RISLEG 81 TOMPKINS, Chambers
Street, New York.
EDWARD WILDER & Co, Louisville. Nv
BARNES, WARD IL CO., New Orleans, La.
E. j. HART & CO., L"
Sold by NJ. 5. Craft d Co., and Buck, Bailey &
Co., jackson. and Druggists generally.
Us Retail Price-s1 30 per Box.
BLOUNT g. HALE,
Sole Proprietor,
1ey-eod dom MONTGOMERY Ala.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

We don't see why every man in the
county of Kinds should not subscribe
to the Clarion.-Raymond Gazette.
Perhaps because they are taking the
Gazette, and it isn't everybody that
can afford two such good papers, in
these hard times.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

New CoTToN REGULATIoNs.-Th
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
have issued additional regulations
concerning transportation in bond
The bond may be given by the CON
signee in this district, and transmitted
to the collector of producers district,
and being properly filled, the Assessor
will issue permits based upon weights
as reported by owner. Any inaccu-
racy in such weights may be corrected
by certificate of the weigher in the
consignee's district This -dispenses
with weighing by government officials
before shipping. The old regulations
remain in force, and will be observed
by the shipper.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
MIDNIGHT REPORTS
THF Nj A kETS-
VI EXECAN EPOEe Il =.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 5.-Cotton is one-hali
to three-quarters higher Quotations nomi-
nal-35Q36 Gold 4Sa.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Gold Asa.
Simon Draper is dead
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Romero says he re.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

General Lee accepts the notes of all
young men who wish to become stu
dents at Washington College, and are
unable to pay the fees, believing that
all who accept their education under
such circumstances will pay when
able
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

The United States Circuit, Court met
yesterday morning, and adjourned in
the afternoon until May next.
Business in the District Court will
be taken up this morning.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

The New York World advises us 10
weld quiet obedience to all constltu-
tional laws, to maintain order, to pro
feet and encourage the freedmen 10y
equal laws and to abstain as carefully
from agitating questions of Federal
nolitics as if they had no concern in
them. Their only hope OF redress Is
in Northern Justice When it becomes
evident that they are determined to
await this with dignified reserve; that
they will neither humiliate themselves
nor disturb the peace of the country
they Will furnish no food to agitation
but quietly demean themselves as law
abiding citizens, and patiently await
the result; and that nothing will shake
their resolution not to be parties to
their further humiliation, the Radicals
will be embarrassed and nonplussed-
The odious responsibility of keeping
the Union permanently dissolved will
come home to that party, and make IL
the object of general detestation-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
NARR HE'D.

AT Laurel Hill Neshoba County, at the residence
of the brides father on Thursday evening lst inst
bv the Rev j. g. Boydston Mr.. MICAJAH SAN
DERS and MISS FANNIE A. MDONALD
daughter of Hugh Mcdonald, Esq, all OF Aeshoba
County.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
GAS LIGHT !

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair
and light will be furnished by the first of next week
large supply OF Piping, Meters Burners Chan
daleers &c, are on hand, and all who desire fix
lures put to their residences business houses ear
have 1t done at by leaving their orders at til,
City Gas Works -
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
THOS e. HELM,
aprl5 ian-d President
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

All advertisements over five squares anC less thi
one column viii be charged in the same prOporti
as the above rates.
Business cards of less than five lines 49, be elias
tied and published six months for go V,,ldm for Of
for nlNtl "a
be charged at the rate of five dollars pe1t; d.
business cards and advertisements foS ElOnt
and less time must be paid for in adval
WEEKLY RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

THE PUBLIC Acts of the late ses-
sion Of the Legislature are now being
published in the Clarion; and as they
are not to be published in pamphlet
form until after the adjournment of
the January session, we suggest to our
brethren of the press to transfer these
laws to their columns, in order that
the public generally may be informed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

There was no candidate in favor
of the constitutional amendment eIe G.
ted to the North Carolina Legislature
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

-o;nad = letter dated Vera Cruz, 29th uit.,
stating that Macmillan left the lily "
Mexico on the 23d, resigning' verpaiiS' |"
favor of Gen. Bazine.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-Cotton firm MID
ding uplands l54d.
rive received a long batch of telegraph
last night at 1O:55-too late Tor TINS NOR
ning's issue 1t contained nothing Oh ANY
concordance I ED.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

The President has ordered a pardon
to be issued to Geo. A. Trenholm, of
South Carolina, who was Secretary of
Treasury to the Confederate States.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

FAcETIoUs-Th Franklin Journal,
published at Meadville, in this State,
has the following important specials
from Jackson:
JACKSON, Oct. 26.-1I,379 A NJ
Both Houses of the Legislature have
passed with singular unanimity, "An
act to autho rize the keeping of pub
lie ferry across Dog river, and for
other purposes" Immense enthusi-
asm prevails! 1t is confidently ex-
pected the bill will meet the approval
of His Excellency the Governor.
TWENTY MINUTES LATER.-ll,575 A.
NJ The painful suspense caused by a
rumor that the Governor would veto
the bill on account of the name of the
river. has been relieved by assurances
from those high in authority that His
Excellency would certainly approve
the bill, thus waving his objections to
the name Great rejoicing.
NIGHT REPORTS.
1926 p. NJ. PRECIsELY.-The special
Joint committee of both houses have
inst perfected bill of vast interest to
the State at large, the character of
which has not yet transpired.
LATER-MIDNIGH joint Sc
lect committee have, through their
chairman, reported can act entitled
an act to change the name of Mary
Ann Smith to Mary Ann Smythe.
FIVE MINUTES LATER.-1Our re
porter has this moment been credibly
informed that resolution has been
introduced into the House instructing
the committee on Internal Improve
ments to prepare "An act to make
Chunky river as broad as it is long"
There appears to be general dispo-
sition among the members to pass
some such act, and it is thought that
the able legal members of this com
mittee will succeed in framing the bill
so as to avoid questions that might
be raised as to its constitutionality.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06

There is large emigration from
East Tennessee to Texas.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
PETER CASEY,

VICKSBURG, MISS,
tOM NJ SSIiDN MERCHANT, WHOLE
~ sale and Retail Dealer i'm Groceries. has
a large and assorted stock of Groceries. which
he offers for sale on most reasonable terms.
HENRY WI. SWAMI.
Late OF Jackson, is at the above house. and
VIII be glad to see his friends and supply their
waits iy22dGm.
lB Liberal advances made on Cation con-
signed TO Qua friends Blakemore, Woodbridge
u Co.,, New Orleans.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT
OF
ERRORS AND APPEALS.
APRIL TERM, 1866.
Reported Expressly for the Clarion.

Error to TIE Circuit Court Of TaIlabatchj
County
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE cLAkloN
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-06
TERMS

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Rates of subscription Daily, per annum in adj
vance $40 90; half yearly Sc 90 quarterly - 90.
Weekly, per annum "a 90 half yearly, g 30
Any person sending club OF five subscribers
to daily or weekly paid in advance, will receive an
extra copy of the paper for the time paid for.
DAILY RATES OF ADVERT SING.
The New York herald., 1866-03-10
M o NJ T r E A L /.

Enthusiassie Response to the Call
Guards at the Armortcs-Th~ Ctty ua-
der Patrol.
MONTREAL March ., isaA
Tho call for ten thousand of tho Canadian mistla
for duty, made late Wednesday evening 80
enthusiastically responded To- and rariy on rhosAAy
morning received from all parts of Inc country
that their quotas ready Tor ssss ssrs'os n mo
ment's notice.
There W he doabs that u,res % foN umss
Ing NJ mhsr coald BE- haA 81 day's no4ios-
evening Strong guards posiei a all the Ar'norss.
and patrols KEEP, moving through ths CITY si nigh,
Every preparation Ia bang made 70 guard assa< any
Tenlan surprse
The New York herald., 1866-03-10
FIERCE Walsh
Hadson River Navigation Closed Agaia
AZ Albany snd Trsy-P.ssengsr Cross
fnu on the lee.

For aE sucos-sve days the wind has blown perfs,t
gale At all prints along ths Hads,n snd NE cod In TIE
interior has been Inisn.c A shon ume mncs The boa.
men Al Albany ready rove frsrn the do-ss along
s nver sith u'cr seis. feehng c~rtain thsa w tbs
ons a. east ths efannr cay votlf bs free frssn 81
~gnctiop. Ths avpesrsnoa ~ ttinys hossves has sa
uf.ly sanfsd. The uysr vbsch ~sek sro wsr of~u
o. Tyf, nov clsed sfsin, and fost p<~..ngers erss
wnb psrfect safety. TLp sane can b. a.
n ns<rauos 70 Ait~ny Al the way dovs
far fes hsmsfrE. ana even sms
~ sncs bsi0u us pisos The ~ fss kss
s~s sra~uy arsnythe-~d. and p~spi~ crs~n ~nh IN
psnay. ne spA<fs rhsnrs h&s Vr~sily i.25sd he
- .sss,y = .As .SvS ssss - - Is,sss f- s-s~.
The New York herald., 1866-03-10
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Alien. Warned Out OF the Country
NoInnteer. ON tho MI.sIsanoI. dc.

Volunteers ON tho mfsstspuof, &r.
voLuSTEKEs YoKyiS0 on rms sissfsQuoi
THosTtFH
Fr.hshsburg March o. dsEai1h 20 Montreal 0axettr
easlne~= ~ s'i the rrnsfa' pc ~ coufernation
abG Their is sonlc anrcy s,Dut the nne q Their In
tended invArson---if they mean inyasi0p.
Brigade Major Khz v n1v h'rc foFuing several volun
cnmpan There rnerting hrli in this
village night and iabsn 70 raise yolan
The ia nearly ooDpieioi ny n0pn " day
and by three o'oock the comfany will b. urganiHsd
think u wouid b. good plan 20 havr The ubole ~
tle aadebiary m lis called out nett week Tis ~oah
preventing any Fsnlsn raid 90 oar b0rdcrE " TIE le
have any psshs Intention ~ HeieetinE - Ps,ek
Day for heir op~ratOn u better 20 have liths
under dr u on thai day.
s-Tu-@asy Afternoon. The oonpsoy formed and
all IA. gDse % satisfactorily TIE number ~ roaniesn
ll~8tsnsn, ard Mr. H.. ChadhyurDe snyign. Another
volunteer cosni~ny oah b. rs-ei al Abo,tt's cornes
in twelee hoaT. " wanted Bngsde hslor Mug has
g,Ds Pigeyn Hi 20 orrsnixs c0tranY there Tier
10 already q oympany formed II m hf~hary ~ shlb
~. v Fnpith. ssi'svs s captain ,hink vosh ~
stnsii foros of r.ss.rr any oogh be spassd ~csia
make th~b steady Ia their ~crs
sg~rLs Uf~r To ywsflS rsias tpirs.
fTrom ths Montreal Herald March
TIE frsi ehsptsf o. The y vbct smsyseru the Cessr-
nor GensrsI order aiens depart FROM tb pfovisos
Al the tins fhh aei pss-~f rr..i sosfss ~
Jubiiston 10 c~rtssn css ~ psrsons, vho Isrh1J~
applicable b. them - 10 n..thern refag~
rasvaHsrfoSs vos ~. rsrucrs Dav.
TMDbtrsai March " tsierrsm " Toronto sioss
Mere 10 un-ssine-~ ai-yat tsrtsn ratda ne
Irish c.ahoios are making r.si ynsp@'si'oss fs ~
rAiriek's Day
The New York herald., 1866-03-10
THE NAVAL DEPARTMENT.
The Perry Guards In Chteago-vesseIs TO
he Equipped and sent Oat Against
England.

ne EI".ppeo ana sent o"t Against
vrom the Chicago Tmcr. March al
Liod's Hall packed 70 cvsrfowns las, evening
the occasion OF meeting of The teniss for the purpose
OF raising and for the formation Of the Com
modore Perry Guards, of the nsvai brigade, which has
,r.toa MA .nthas,ssm wss msn,festes nv he sas,
enor and dsposfon prevailed 10 furnish speedily all
the practical aid In rccruis and money that deemed
OF hopes In the cause of the Irish republic.
The mectias .as cakd TO order az egh. O'Clock tspt
chairman aud NJ Thsma. D. karphy secretary ,''''''
RExARKs ov nm. moDxgrr.
JonS Porn Hnpsxrr was then called upon 70 speak
He saId:- The naval enorts of the Fe-
always gwen IDEAS 10 the Brotherhood In every.
tn M. aud had been always foremost she slso
rss men ~ sssaans sss9a s opo ssss ssss
had 40 far No specific organization; but CHICAGO
wa, wa. the ,a. ar.. 70 Z. giving , .as Pans s !, bad
Captain John Long captain Denny and Captain Dough
erty aud Others Tboee gentlemen all owpe1 vessels
the lakes and had rendered them snd their and
money 90 tho Fenlan Brotherhooi when the orvanza
ton planted proper basis " require thrm "
WAS sure that there vss no man The hail. 10 v,sw Of
what tbrse gcntem~o tad done sbether from The
Giants Causeway the Cove oi ork from she lakes
Of Killarney frcm t.e banks q Loeb Ney. vheshcr
from the mouth o the ~ Lawrence the shores Of
Ohio riyer-~ho was not wiillns a.i Possessed Of tie
spirit 10 aid Substantially the u IN causc win such
ssisianoe IRISH independeece was near NJ hand lhsr
ht battle would have been fought and they would have
gwen Irishmen cssniry sud rag ~ tbelr own
hsbmen OF to-day would link themselves ta,o tho cham
81 ustrious martyrs that had sone bcfore, and prove
10 the nations Of he world tal sLai yonan men said
tey could DO. britlsh oommcrce void W swept from
tho seas, and the hag of the republic host from
many British bausment Ths xss shat the naval
brigade vas for The naval csmp>ny lad
,aken its name from the iinsusoos Perry. vho
bss sansht Enrisnd lesson the gTeat sEes, aud
Irisbu>p 4 ihls brigade should Say unh ons so!es
tbst fs every ye>sei thai Mo Asbama bad dssxsyet
ssd for every man that has snf red in America, tha
counify shonid be doubiy rad by sweeping ibs British
conmsros from tho lskss and pofts u kosth Apcrsa
and hostages srovsht Into their y.rts Ths saOuld
prove 70 TOE American people thai thsy oved them ff
right " bold snGrsd spci tks ed ef ths osnnsssk
Y teise0 y nbwE. xexi~A aes6nins. ssswakss =
The New York herald., 1866-03-10
The Slaughter House Point Array.
TO rmE EDIroR on THE HyRALp.
NJ. nfanx q torr

In today's issue of your ubiquitous and estimabis
joarna IL stated In the report of the evidence taken
bsfore Coroner Cover regarding tho shooting arny Al
- Slaughter House Point" that 'coroSoraiod the evi
dsnoe Of the previous witness" and also the sane
paragraph, lis testimony hkests. showed ths, ths
csased tn nrst "a scxc tho bottle y Allow me a.
dry owe to the SACRED dcaf 10 cfnpbaficsiy con.
traiict this most erplicty stated IN tho presence "
tbr Coroncr In The coure of my evidence fnat The
prisonsr ONel, was he wbo hrp, sssnd tho bottle and
attempted 10 strike the dnreascd thrres'h Who hyw.
ever sifoty wr,nchet the bot, from prsoners banf
and placed u behind ths bar, vhcreupon q Nell took
pst frUnl beucsth ths harrDpfn cOunser enrlaiuiue
"IoDk cot nov. look out I" Hs tbrn took geady M
and ared al OsussD. Your of this ~iI tend
" the rechcation of an crpmeoas and apparently falsl
fsd statement Rnspectfsiiy yoyr,
pTvpcp wsfau