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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
TORONTO.
Plot TO Assassinate Judge Wilson,
Religious AnlmOsity Prevailing.

ToRoNTo, Nov. 5.-Mr. Harrison,
the prosecuting lawyer for the crown
in the Fenian trials, received a letter
to-day giving Information of plot to
assassipate Judge Wilson and others
concerned in the Fenian trials Con
siderable religious animosity is shown
regarding the proceedings that Rev.
Mr. Lumsden, Protestat, is acquit-
ted, while Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon, a Cath
Olic, is convicted, and is severely CON-
mented upon,
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BALTIMORE.

Police Commissioners and Sheriff
Still In Jail. Wrlts or Habeas Cor.
+, pus Served on the Warden or the
jail. The. Warden, has no Trans-
DOrfatf0n. lie Is ufhcllned to- take
His own Time. The Court Waits
for the Warden and his Prisoners.
i They don't Arrive on Time. GEN.
eraiI Grant I'M the City. He PrOpO-
ses terms or Adjustment. The
Commissioner Decline to entertain
the Proposition. General Grant
z Proposes another Plan which Is
Accepted.
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lengers fog,disorderly conductnat- the
polls. This placedia1yogr hands, or
the bands Of any member of your
command, you will present the same
at this Office for inspection before
service. You will instruct each and
every member of your command TO
faithfully enforce this order.
q New York, Nov. 5.-Information
was received in the city to-day, the
Express says. Of the death Of Simon
Drapar,
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NEW YORK.
SPECIALS TO rnE lDAiLIhs.I Va

Grant Takes Up Mexican Affairs.
Grant In Conference With Romero.
President JuareZ Opposes the Ces-
sion OF Mexican Territory TO the
United States. Rev. Lumsden Ac-
quilted at Toronto. Dissatisfaction
or the Catholics. Eenian Trials
Still I'm Progress. Iron Head
blocks for National Cemeteries.
Appointment OF o Brlgadler Cen
eFaI. The President Orders Sheri-
dan not TO Arrest the 3Oth or July
Murderers. OutTages Against Union
Men I'm louisiana. Important Ar
rest In Chicago. Tennessee Legis-
IatuPe. BrOWnIOW for Negro Suf-
frage and the Dlsfranehisement OF
Rebels. Baltimore difficulties Set.
tied. Excitement Abating.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

b ,s, 10U Q0A44 4-,2aIaA %
ActiOn OF Wine-GrOwers Association.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 4.-The Wine
Growers State Convention, haveadop-
ted memorials to Congress and to the
Pacific Congressional delegation, ask
ing a reduction on manufactured
grape brandyto the rate in force last
year, and that the import tax on for.
eign wine, costing fifty cents or less
per gallon, be raised to a specified
duty of fifty cents per gallon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
WASHINGTON.

General Ewing Replies 60 Harlan's
Letter on the Cherokee, Land Sale.
Maxlmllian Resigns In saVOr Of
Bazalne.
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MADRIn, Nov. 5.-The Queen : Of
Spain has made an offer 10 theaPope
of a residence at Granada, and Span
ish vessels of o&are afe placed at his
disposal in case OF emergency lyaH
D90 hcoNsTARTIRoPLE hf3tkA Il
CoNsrANTINopLE, Nov. 6.-The u.
s. Squadron is expected in Turkish
waters.
,Yu 81. PEFERsBURd. l'i3AlA hI
ST, PETERsBUad, Nov. 5.--The war
is renewed iu Bokhara, and the Rus
sian forces have besiegod and taken
the city Of Urturbe, , anl2li .,..t n; f.,' II.
fu9af 4a LONDON. -,..a. Hf4Q !.
LONDON, Now 5.--Oonsols are
quoted at S0f for money. The fol-
lowing aro the9 current prices of
American sacurities:o Ub.S, 6-20's,
68l; Erie, 81; Ill. o., TIT, eTassl II
aniI LEYERPooLaa ho4tada =
LIrERPooL, Nov. 5.-Cotton mar
ket firm. Sales, NJ to-day, of 10000
bales of Middlipg uplands, quoted at
15id. iffiisglYt
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aNEW1a1YIORK.

~ tlH"afAp et# " ~ II .'l ~
Arrital or steamer from Glasgow.
Liverpool Corn quotations. Death
or Simon Draper. Important or
der OF Superintendent OF Police
Kennedy. alHU .hiaRai09
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NEWS RYoCARK4E.
The Queen or Spain Offers the Pope
an Asylum-.-United states Squad.
drOn Expec1ed---WAF Renewed In
BOkhara. City iUrterDe Taken.
.igN, ,efS MADRID.

VHfgm01 sanElnsnl lH1l19aiA hj
At --------T IL NJ a.
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DENTISTS.

ooms over First National Bank, ,do,
Corner Main and First Streets,
50 Evansvflle, Ind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

"KNoCKED IN THE HEAD."-During the
debate at the Agricultural Convention on
Thursday night, Major Sutherlin, in reply
to remark by Mr.. Burgwyne about the
habit Of stealing among negroes, said that
he never had but one negro who stole, and
"the ovcrseer knocked him in the head" :"
This being reported, will set up wall
among the abolitionists like that of herd
of cows over the blood of a recently
slaughtered steer. The remark, however,
was only humorous way Of expOunding the
truth. Most people in the South would
understand that blow on the head is not
at all critical affair with the African.
The truth was this The Major had the
aforesaid American thief of African descent
caught, who being arraigned by the over
seer for some of his thefts, became inso-
lent and made an insulting remark to the
overseer, to which he added, "Im as good
as any white man." To this the overseer
calmly replied, "You may be as good as a
white man; but darn me if you are any
better. And if a white man were to say to
me what you have said, would knock him
down, Just as do you." Suiting the ac-
tion to the word, he laid the African out
upon the ground. That colored person got
up better man, made no complaint to the
Bureau, and gave no further trouble.
"Kuocked in the head" indeed. If the
blow had been on the shins, the "crowner,"
rather than the agent of the Bureau, would
have been called in.
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ENDOWMENT OF RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-We
are much pleased to learn that the in
defatigable agent of Richmond College has
been very successful in bis efforts for its
resndowment. He has been In the field
only a few months, and yet be has sue
ceeded, notwithstanding the devastation
of our State, and the impoverishment OF
our people during the late war, In securing
nearly half Of the sum proposed to be
raised. 1t Is proposed, we understand, to
hold mass meeting of its friends some
evening next week, to concert measures
for the completion Of the endowment.
We hope there will be a large and en-
thusiastic attendance of our citizens.
Several able and eloquent speakers are
expected to address the meeting-among
them, the Hon. IL. NJ. Curry, Of Alabama,
we'll known as distinguished member of
the United States Congress before the war,
and afterwards a member of the Confede-
rate Congress: and the Rev. DR.. Fuller, of
Baltimore. The college has paid high
compliment to Richmond in taking its
name, and we are gratified to know that
the city appreciates the compliment. OF
this it has given substantial proof in send
ing large number Of its sons during the
present session to be educated within its
classic halls. And why should it not be
soi William and Mary, for generations,
was the pride of Williamsburg; Yale,
that Of New Haven; Brown University, OF
Providence; and Cambridge, of Boston.
Why should not Richmond College be the
pride of Richmond
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ORR OLD CRY begins again to revive its business
character. During the past week we have been
visited by merchants and farmers Of the interior,
all of them needing some necessities, and many Of
them did not forget the old, familiar name Of
THOMAS S. BALDWIN, who was so long connected
with the house OF Keen, Baldwin h Co., elothiers.
Many Of them visited his beautiful store corner OF
Main and Tenth streets, and after leaving there,
disguised were they in their very select suits Of
elegant clothing, We were almost unable 10 recog-
niIe them. Their stock Is very large, although
many q one has been fitted out since they opened
their paIata store, adding to It, they do, almos,
daily from their celebrated mandatory; and the
wants Of our people, as well their taste. Is we'll
known TO Mr. Baldwin, having had business ex.
perience here Of over twenty years. He II deter
mined to do large trade wholessis and retail, on
avery small profit; and having the advantage oi
manufacturing bis goods he can Offer the very bss,
make Of goods and the very lowest prices. He In.
vites all Of his old friends and patrons and the
public TO visit his house, assuring them that nc
one will leave dsplsased, with old citizens a
salesman. whose polite efforts wiz induce you te
purchase beautiful outft o. the palace clothing
house OF T, 9. BALDWIN 3 Co., corner Of Main and
Tenfh stYeAts. &. s..sM s.s@. -
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER -.


Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. B. Tatum.
steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, 8. Ayres & Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Travsrs, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, d. 4 w. Currie.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchsn-
disc and passengers, @. r. Watson.
Schooner y. n; Wright, ssddel, Havrs dc Grace,
coal, Colonel Dillon.
Schooner Reading Railroad No. a, Ireland
Schooner Alexandria, Boyle, Philadelphia, coal.
]. MacmurdO.
Schooner Little Rock, McNealy, Philadelphia,
coal, 8. p. Hawes Son.
Schooner Mary Willis, Frank, Baltimore, mer.
chandise, A. Miflspaugh b Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Freeman. Norfolk, mer-
ch handise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, y: Ayres Go.
Steamer Washington, Chichester. New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Alexandria, Allen. Philadelphia, mer-
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. merchandise
and passengers, Z. Watson.
Schooner General Torbert, Johnson, Brandywine
mills, slaves McKowan i Curtis.
Schooner Mary Price. Garrison, Philadelphia
lumber, McKowan & Curtis.
Schooner Rhodella Blew, Peterson, New York,
ria Wilson's landing, wood, Mchowan Curtis.
MEMORANDA.
HowLgrT's Ton James riverl, November AR
rived, schooner Roxanna, Martin, Baltimore
grain, distillery.
PHILADELPHIA. November ?2.-Arrived, sehoon.
ers Diamond state, Cary, and ID. Z. Wolfe, steel.
man, from Suffolk, Va
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ANOTHER DIsTILLER IN TRoUBLE.--One
of the vigilant officers of the United States
Treasury Department has been working uI
a case, for some weeks past, of supposed
fraud on the part of distiller in neigh
boring county, and it is said that his labors
have been rewarded with positive evidence
that q much larger amount of liquor has
been manufactured and shipped than was
returned for taxation. Only fifty-three
barrels were reported, while 3S4 are known
to have been sent to this city from that
distillery. The Government claims S32 600
and the concern has offered to compromise
by paying $780,. The whole matter is
now in the hands of the Department, and
we will not give further particulars at
present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURCHES To-NoRRow.-The usual
services will be held in our churches to-
morrow, with the following exceptions:
There will be no service at Centenary
and Broad-street Methodist churches to-
morrow, their pastors being in attendance
at the Conference in Norfolk.
Rev. G. L. Spearer will preach in Clay
street Methodist church at ii A. NJ. and
~ p. M.
Rev. C. W. Petherbridge will preach in
Trinity Methodist church at II A. NJ. and
~ M.
The ordinance Of baptism will be admin
istered ct the First Baptist church to-mor-
row night at the close of the services.
Rev. 4. Z. Dickinson, pastor Of the
Leigh-street Baptist church, having re-
turned to the city, will preach at ii =. M.
and ~ P. II.
Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow, of the Episcopal
church, will hold divine service in the Me-
thodist church in Manchester al IL A. M.
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NDIsIAsEs OF TUE Eye AHD KAl.-Dr. Gardner
formerly Of London, England ocuiist and suria
operator ON the eys and ear, rsspsstfully informs
the citizens OF Rich uond thash viii sgsn at the
Ballard House psrior o., Arss 1oos-on Mon.
day. Dsesmbss 3tlh. 70 Saturday the ssth. Amer
that time. monthly, Of vhich due notice win BE-
given. Ofaes hours fron 4. \. 10 osr.N. And
can bs soBsults1 On deafnsss, noiss IN The hsad.
eatah. disshs1gss from the sax ssalss II DE ear,
assanulstiou Of wax IN The saS. ohstssstionof the
spstashian tphs, aaa ~ aenis - shrsnis Sissasss
'of As sAf end alEsDassa1ee. : Asti6sial ~ In.
ssso11 vHAe9gDafnf faaa pssssstiy reseneltas The
faeoueiseyes opssstisas ins sstasast s,sshisn11
= ssas sys, salisisl ssylt ~ sAdlsslE ~.
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orERA.-A full house greeted the second
representation of "Martha" last night.
The performance went of most brightly.
. Tonight the bill of fare Is most interest
ing. 1t is the last night Of the very agree.
able performances of Miss Richings's Opera
Troupe, and our excellent friend Mr.. Peter
Richiugs, notwithstanding he 10 In the prime
OF NE, proposes to take bis farewell Of the
stage. He appears In the very pretty and
pathetic little piece Of the Blind Mau's
bauehter."' Let's oil 60 and zee the che.
rished old player (whose life has been -
smooth and decorous, and is 30 full Of
pleasant reminiscences,l make bis last bow
befors the audience, Besides this most
,interesting event, an admirable selection ol
musical pieces viii be performed.
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REAL estate SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison.
Goddin & Apperson sold on yesterday the
lot on the north side of Marshall street be-
tween Second and Third, fronting 24l4 feet
and running back l2S feet, for $3.50 per
foot. Purchaser, j. F. Anthony.
The same gentlemen sold the neat cot
tage residence on the south side Of Clay
between Second and Third streets TO James
A. Inloes for ~ 900. 80.
Messrs. Grubbs q Williams sold the farm
90 jayrp Osks,n'i scoutsjpinG twenty -ass
scses, xsaS Tses Hili, s0e nile eattog ~
ely, fos oeo psy scye, :
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO rREsI-
DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-John Wesley,
alias Wesley George, was arraigncd for
stealing an iron axle from A. B. Woodbridge
& Co., and Mrs. Collin was arraigned for
receiving the same, knowing it to have been
stolen. They were both sent on.
Charles J. Miller was arraigned to an
swer charge Of obtaining thirty-five dol
lars under false pretences from Richard +.
Coleman. The case coming within the ju-
risdiction of the county authorities, the
parties were directed to appear before
them.
Herman Schwartz was arraigned for
creating a disturbance at the Old Market
Hall and resisting police officer. 1t APP
peared from the evidence that ball was
given at the Market Hall for the benefit
Of an eX-Confedcrate soldier, and that
Schwartz carried young lady there. An
objection was raised to the presence of the
lady by John Ryan, one Of the managers OF
the ball; whcreupon Schwartz, as her es-
cort, interfered, which led to the difficulty.
John RYAN, for whose benefit the ball
was given, was arraigned for interfering
with parties at public ball by attempting
| to put females out on account of objections
urged by others at the ball, and threaten
| ing violence towards them.
His Honor thought that Schwartz had
acted the part of gallantry in preventing a
young lady whom he had escorted from be-
ing put out of ball, but that Ryan was
| not iustifiable in attempting to put ladies
out solely on account of the prejudices OF
a few others, when he himself had never
known aught against them. Schwartz was
discharged, and Ryan was committed IN
default OF surety for his future good beha'
vior.
Edward Brooks, negro, charged with
stealing q set of running gear, valued Of
twenty dollars, from John II. Turner, me-
gro, was discharged in the absence OF evi.
dence to convict him.
Margaret Braxton and Mary Nichols
negroes, were arraigned for assaulting each
other with axes and bricks. A negro wo'
man swore as follows: Mary commence
at Margaret about net, and from de net
dcy went on to hat, and from de hat
Mary threw her husband in Margaret's
| face, an Margaret rubbed brick agin Ma.
ry's face, an Mary swored she would split
her wide open wild Ak. Den dey hung
an fit" His Honor committed both in de.
fanlt of surety.
Peter Taft, dangerous looking Celt, ar
raigned for being drunk and disorderly on
the street, was committed In default ol
surety.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. C. A. Hall, for.
mer resident Of Chesterfield county, and
lately manufacturer of smoking tobacco
in this city, was found dead yesterday
morning in house on the dock between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. de
had been sick for some days, but had been
up and about within twenty -four hours OF
his death. He was about fifty years old,
and came from most respectable family
A Jury was summoned by Coroner Little,
and the facts in the evidence above was
elected.
The jury adjourned until to-day to re-
ceive the evidence Of two witnesses living
In Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

AsRASDALs 3 Co.'S, YRsrEsDAr.-Ths per-
formaness of Professor Psaroe on the splendid
rosewood piano-fots were again the subject OF
general admiration. This Hns instrument has not
yet found purchaser. A valuable violin 10 Also
amongst the attractions Of the establishment. A
great number Of watches and other costly articles
were received during the day; amongst which, A.
J. Joseph, commissary department, got two gold
watches, valued at SIS each. Holders Of certih.
Gates should bring them in to be redeemed, rs the
establishment will soon close for the season, the
proprietors being required to attend to the bust.
ness Of the firm at l62 Broadway, New I ork.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

THE SHOOTING CASE ~ ISLE or WIGHT
CoUNTY.-The fatal affray between Mr..
Underwood and Captain Hankins, in Isle
Of Wight county, in which the latter lost
his life, has been published. A few days
since the County Court met. and after ex-
animation of the. e..case, bailed Mr.. Under
wood in the sum Of 100000 appear Tor
trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

HusT1NGs COURT-JUDGE LYONS PREsr.
DING.-The following cases were disposed
of before this court yesterday:
Emmett Peroe was tried for grand lar.
ceny, found guilty, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years.
Joanna Sullivan was tried for grand lar.
ceny, and acquitted. -.
James G. Smith, junk dealer, charged
with knowingly receiving stolen goods, re-
newed his bail for his appearance at the
next term of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

BODY FouND.-The body of John Craw.
ford, mate on the schooner Lydia Ogden,
was recovered yesterday. The deceased
was drowned about two weeks since by
falling off bis vessel. On yesterday the
body was found within 100 yards Of the
place where the deceased fell off. Craw-
ford hailed from New York, and his re-
mains will be sent there,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

BASEBALL CHAMPION GAME.-The fol-
lowing game was played as a champion
match between the Spotswood and Rich
mond Clubs, on the grounds Of the former.
After the game, the " champion ball " was
presented by Mr.. Glazebrook, captain of
the first nine, and was received by Mr..
Kretzer, captain of the first nine Of the
SnotswoOd
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4irllmond Dispatrh.
sATURDAY..... NOVEMBER "a, 1866.
Aucti0n .Sales The Dan.

C. c HAEES B co. will sell at 10 o'clock the
goodwill, fixtures, and license Of the place
known as the Green House," on Sixth street
between Broad and Marshall.
AN AYRSHIRE BULL will be sold at 10 o'clock
on Council Chamber Hill.
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formed. and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated
and every operation In sursl and opthslmie sur
gerry, performed BY DR.. GARDsER. Principal once
81 west Fortieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. 90 T-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE MEREDITH PRE-
sIDISG.-In this court yesterday the inn
portant suit of William w. Harvie, admi-
nistrator of General William W. Harvie,
Us. Writ Roberts, an action of ejectment
for the recovery of Sandy Bar, on the south
side of the dock, was called up and the
argument opened. The entire day was oc-
cupied with it. It will be resumed to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

RoBBERY.-On Thursday night some
thief entered the hat manufact0ry OF Mr.:
John II. Smith, near the Gas Works, and
stole two very valuable brass hatters' ket.
ties. Mr.. Smith has offered reward Of
twenty-five dollars for the return Of the
kettles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

The LECTURE of the Rev. Mr.. Curry be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Assoc;a-
ton, announced for Tuesday evening next,
is postponed until February. Rev. Drs.
Broadus and Vandyke lecture in Decem-
Der. Professor Holcombe lectures in
January
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MEETING OF THE CoUNcIL-No QUORUM.
A called meeting of the City Council was
to have been held yesterday afternoon in
the City Hall, but as there was no quorum
present no meeting was held. ..
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AccIDENT.-On Thursday morning a
horse fell into the basin. The policemen had
q good deal Of trouble in getting him out,
but at last succeeded In rescuing him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-24

ARRIVALS OF ToBAcco.-About forty
country wagons arrived yesterday corner
of Brook avenue and Broad streets. Most
of them had new tobacco. ~
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TAKE Our THAT ADyERTIsENENT.-Th
chambermaid is no longer in want Of a
home. There were four applicants at this
office yesterday.
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THr LAfs, y CoIo5ssxp y EaoorIxo Ar
|4RAY.-Refors fudge Lyons today will
come an application On . writ Of hctees
corpus log the ball 6f JhofAteas H1lmes,
|esisesas NV xHbd 1sb 1ssos 5ihss :
Nv 6Syt since.