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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-30
sInst1esD;strfet Court Of the

LIMITED sraTEs-FoR THE DISTRICT
Of Soulh Csrolina-In BankTuptey-tn the
matter of Noah E. Rhodes, q bankrupt
Notice. --Noahp E ssRhodes, Nho has been aa-
iudgBa a Bankfups, on his own petition,
having fled his petition PRAYING his hnai
sfiisehsrge, an creditors who have proved
their debts and. other persons in interest, are
hereby notifed to appear before the United
States Court at Charleston in said District,
ioa the sixteenth day of October next, at II
o'clock A. n, to show cause, If any they
have, why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that . second
and third meeting of creditors in this case,
win be held at the Office Of Henry Summer,
ESQ, Register at Newberry @: H., ON Nom
day the 18th day Of October, ,cas II O'Clock,
Am. - 3 S4:E -.
$By order Of Court. =.
Clerk Districs Court United States,
Sen. l6 SO St ers For Soath Carolinas
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.Indhe District Court Of the

UM rED STATESF0R,. THE DiSTKECT
Soq south Carolins-In; ;Bankrnptcy-In the Mat
fernf W. AaaT ilialas, o Bankrupt Notice.-.
W. A. williams, who has besn adjgdg de Bank
rupt. On his own petition, baying filed his petit
ron Sx' nrayins his final discharge, all creditors
who haYe proved their debts and other persons
in interest, are hereby notified to appear belore
the United States Coarts al: Charleston; IN saio
Distric4sop the sixteenth day OF October next,
OF I O'Clock A. 81, to show cause II any they
have, Why said pr:yer be not granted. And
viii further take notice that second ana ealro
meetine Of the creditors IN this case, win be
Held ct fae Office OF Henry Summer, ESQ keg-
lister at NeWbeus G. H., or @9naay the LztR aay
Of October, az ii o'clock, "A. d. 49, ~
N--~s DANIEL H0RLBECK,
Clerk District Court Omitted States,
Sep % SO St. -. For South Carolina.
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Notice.

Mr.. EDITOR BY accident a notice came
10 my Sight, in relation to my action as
Sheriff from one Mr. Henry Button, before
it was. published. He says he gare me no
instrneiioussto sell Mr. levi Lonsshore's
property Isarto the pubic that such is
esios the case. 4 told Nj; Burtou that G. G.
.DeWalt wished the money due him in his
case against Levi Lonsstore with Henry
Burton as Security. He then sgaTe me in.
structions to sell not only the property OF
levi Lonsshore 5ut also that of Col: B. 7.
Griffin, as he bad judgment against each
one Of them-hence tie levy of Land and
advertisement. T. II. PASSENGER,
~. Sheriff NeWberry County.
sep. % Ss2 - -.
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The State Of. South Carolina

The State ofsSollth Carolina.
, -. Nswbeny sDistrict-In Equity.
James a. Crotwell, Admir-, vs.. Jane Boozer
and Others.
BY order Of the Court Of Equity viii sell
before the Court House at NewbeTy, on the
srst Mondayin; October. 1858. the real estate
of Frederick s. Boozer. deceased, cousisting
fronting on Pratt Street, bounded by loi
owned by Hiram Bartlett. by Nance Street,
by Friend Street, and by lotof Michael Foot.
Terms. cash, the balance on q
credit of twelve months, TO be secured by
the bond efs the purchaser and o mortgage
of the premises SnaAS TOMBSTONE,
/ CONS OGice, c. =. n. D.
Sept. losh, 50 St. d ) l4zE 4 ~ - :.
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Tn the District Court of the

UNITED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
Sonth Carolina--In Banl.uptcy-In the matter
of P.Hair asBankrupt- Netice.-P.. Hair, VINO
has been sdiadged bankrupt on his OWN pc.
tftion, having fled his petition praying nus anal
dischsrce, ali creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest, are hereby
notified 10 appear before the United States Court
at ChsIIest0n, in said District, on the sixteenth
day Of October next, as II O'Clock a: NJ, TO
show causs If any they have, why said prayer
G Se Iot grai,ted. And viii further take notice
that second and third meeting Of creditors N
this case, will be beld at the office or Henry
Summer, ESQ, Register at Newberry c: H., on
Monday the 18th day of October, at II O'clock,
AN. -, - y,
f, - = DANIEL HORLBECK,
%aia:: Clerk District Court United States,
10 Sem. cS 89 Sc 49, ~ For South Carolina.
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Ku Klux About.

The subscriber hereby forbids ali persors.
white or black, trespassing on his grounds,
Repeated violations make il necessary that
be give due warning, that any one violating
win be dealt with in a summary manner.
Be warned in time.
Sep. 9 81 #. OSBORS WILLIS
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In the District Court OF the
UNITED srATEs-F0R THE: DISTRICT
ef South earofna-In Bankruptcy-ln the
matter of John Z. -Sondley, . Bankrupt.
eNotice. John z So .dley, who has been ad-
iudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition.
having filed his petition praying his final
discharge, all creditors who have proved
fheir debts and other persons in interest, are
hereby notified TO appear before the United
States Coart.at Charles ton, In said District,
on the sixteenth day of October next, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause, If any they
have, why said prayer be not granted.
and viii further take Ietiee thaf second
ana third tneeting Of creditors in this case,
viii be held az he Office of Henry Summer,
ESQ, Register at Newberry c. H., on Mon
7dayfhe 18th day Of October, at II O'Clock,
A, M. -: .,, ...,s.. ,..e.:. .., .. ,''-
- y y S.os' DANIEL HoRLBECK, =
= Clerk District Court United States,
Sep. Is 3S Sc. For South Carolina.
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Ia. the District; Court: of the

UNITED sFATES-FOR THE DISTRICT
Of South ,Csrolinas~fu Bankruatcy-In the
matter of John C. S. Brown. o Bankrupt
Notice.-John C. S. Brown, who has been
sadjudged q Bankrupt, on his own petition I,
discharge, all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons IN interest, are
notified to appear before the %. s. Court at
Charleston, in said District, on the 10th day
sef October next lat Z O'Clock d., to show
cause ifaRy they have, why said prayer De
not granied.TC:5f ~ ID. .'Fis-~,!:'" ::
=. Andwill further take notice tbatfa second
and third meetngo of creditors in this case,
viii be held at the Office of Henry Summer,
ESQ, Register at Nexberry c. H., on Mon>
day the l2th dayzof October, at II O'Clock,
M. l,- &&s..,r.2..s D.. >.-...;'' ..' KS 4;
BY order Of Court. ;rL.--.. -.
| : - >. DANIEL H0RLBECK,
7? Clerk District Court Uuited States.
= Sep. 16 SO st. For South Carolina.
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Post Office Notice.

II NEWBERRY,Sss. G., Sept. Z, 1858.
From date and until further notice the Post
Office will be kept open regularly {Sundays
excepted , from 8 O'Clock a m to ! p M, and
from 2 p N to S p M
Up mail closes / to 10 O'Clock,
sept 8 ADAM N. RISER, P. n.
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Carriage and Buggy
|ze' q FACI'ORY.s
/, TaV1dr e. En ~.
]. Taylor. & Go.

Willkeep constantly on band sgood a.
sortment Of 6ue 3UGaIEs of the most ep-
proved ST. les and patterns, combining
5lightness, and durability. Built 10 osder
light Rockaways, and Plantation GasTsges,
Phcatons, Top and no Top Baggieas e. &c.s,s .
Old Carriages and Buggics renovated and
made TO look as9good as new. Repairing
done nrthe best manner and ct reasonable
prices, and all work estimated on before it
/ is repaired and copy gives 70 our custo.
smers. .Special attention given 10 rePairin9
fnc Carriages and Bugies, which 70 impor'
tans to consumera. Freight win be paic one
way, when sent by Rail Road, wken ths r.
pairs amountto 6per sitja. We use nothing
bnt the best materials that can lie 6ought. End
are willing to rely on the merit fesr work ssr
liberal patronage. We invite tfe exafaii
nation of our work and assure the pneiie
that We can build The same class WORK Sas
cheap if rot cheaper than we can import y.
All of our work is warranted. = =.
Our Factory is near the Depot.
Xewberry, s. G., March. 25 ls'ly sSst.
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In the District Court Of the

UNITED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
South Carolina-In Bankruptcy-In the matte.
of Jacob kibler, q Bankrupt pt-NCtotice.-Jacot
Killer, who has been sdjudged q Bankrupt, on
his own petition, baving dled his petition pray
ino his fraf discharge, all creditors who have
proved eheir debit a1d other persons in interest
are hereby notified to appear before Henry Sum
Aner, Register in Bankruptcy, at Newberry, in
said District, On the 10Th day Of October next
at II O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause. If any they
~ N.N-. 49, DANIEL HORLBECK,a
: = Clerk District Court United States,
Z Scot. 16 IS 81. For South Carolina.
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In the District Court Of the

UNITED STATEs-1N,. BANkRUPTCY-IN
the matter of J. D. Bruce, Bankrupt-Notice -
J. D. Bruce, who has been adjudged q Bankrupt,
Oh his own petition, having filed HE petition
praying for final discharge, ali creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons in
interest. are hereby notified to appear before
Henry Sammer, Register in Bankruptcy ut New
berry, in said District, ON the 18th day of octo.
Der next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause ID
any they have, why said prayer should not be
granted. .. n - -.
5 by order of Court.
sS SAMUEL HORLBECK,
/ = Clerk District Court United States.
Sent, l6 IS St. For South Carolina.
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Notice.

: Il saw in the Newbcrry Herald, 18th inst,
an advertisement to selIihe property Of Mr..
Levi Longsaere. Sr.,- at Sherif's Sale, on
frst Monday in October next, at the. suit OF
Henry. Burton and others. > / gave the
Sheriff no such orders, aad think it very
improper time TO sell property at Sheriff .
Sale. As to the Others named in the adj
ycrtisrmcnt, know nothing about them.
Mr.. Sheriff please use those names, not
mine, as you very well know gave you no
orders in the case. 80.
:. !. - ..g Yours Respectfully,
Sep. % SO 2t. HENRY BURTON.
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aGHaRTs,
elrapoIisaR Record,

gsHAEIsRSgoN Sc.

ron THE eaapAIGN ~ ).
arfar ahe MAR, the 3sSove was one OF
9 - rsSsf aesloas advocates for the iighss Of
* ~ 500 md u acs the best aud cheapess
= sSSsS6s snbaished In the interest Of the great
rartsss =.
Terfns--Six nonths 81 so, twelve months
n I ssnplo copies furnished gratis;
Is ~ : : ssSssass r BEARD, Agent, =,
once Las Ranse colansiss sc.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~ .E.>2 p @NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
James A. Crotweli, vs.. Margaret Wells.
The creditors of George F. Wells, decd,
are required to render on oath and estab'
lish their demands before the Commission
er in Equity for Newberry District, on or
before the first day of October next.
CONS Office, SIhAS TOMBSTONE,
Sept. 9 80 it. c. ~, D.
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United States District Court
Por South caroaina-Ip Bankruptcy.
Ex Paf,e Richard y. Gist-Petition for
80 Z g., Final Discharge. ~ gss3%
:. On motion Of J,rM. Baxter, Esq, or
dered that o hearing be had before this
Court oacthe< 18th October next, ana
sthas notice Of the same be published 10
the Nswberry, Herald and the Charles.
len MercarJ. = .g>ss,,sl' :. -, -. ,
~ Il is further ordered that second and
third meeting of creditors be held at the
same time and place. =, 80. :. ~ J.,
g.. By order Of Cont this 10th day of
August, a. D..sIs68.a ts9 y -I-.s =: -. = .
Es.s.I : 7 !BANIELaH0RLBECK,g. > =
EEss5za ~ nt rec D.Os u. S. for s. O..
heeThe afercury viii publish once week fo'
three weeks, aud send bill to Henry Sum
FINER, Esq Reg. Sd Con. Dist, sc.
Sept233 ,~.~-a .4-ss.si .4..,ss:.s. D. $50 u =
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I.1E1ytica.

9 - aosrsi q gonnty commissioners for
J = 35ssTS Eouilty, viii naeet at xSsHberry
: sSsS flpuses for the trsalsacfiou OF business,
sf5ons s6f t71e aamissioa Of Palpers to
35<srsS HpIisc o. said Comfy must, in
srTe. IS made 10 the Beard, at their meet
s s1ss 3 = ~ GEORGE BROWN.
-. - - fvsy,1 I'm lcoznnoi ixsieners
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IN the District Dourt of the

IN the District Dourt of the
UNITED SrATES-FoR THE DISTRICT
of South Caroiina-In BaHkfuptcy-lu the
matter Of S. =. K.nard, Neutrality-suspicious..
a-SsP. Kinnrd, who Aas been adjudged q
Bankrupt, on bis own petition, having hied
his petition praying his 6nai dscharse, ail
creditors who have proved their deEts and
other 9persons= in interest, arc hereby
/ notified TO appear before Henry Sum
mcr, Register in Bsnkruptcy, at NewberTy,
|. in said District, ,on' 'sthe'sixt teentbday OF 9c>
stober next.at IL oelocks a.. NJ, TO show
acanse, Rs any they haFe, way said prayerb be
NOT gTanted islTsi.z - ~ 80 -
q. Bysorder ftfe Cont. = -. e. 80
Z DANIEE H0RLBEcK. - +,
| ClerS. District Coin United States
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In the District Court of the

Clerk Districs Court United States.
Sep. l6 80 St es For. South Carolinass
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6: lS fafe ef South Carolina.
4tsnbeery Disssi In Equity.
81 BE5IEER SMITH, by next friend
sf)aERF 9.y yAEeHaN, ct al.
~ m ofs She E'6rst ID This case, will
S.sii Is: j$lsfe dc Court House, at Newberry,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

Yesterday, at meridian, when the Senate
was about being called to order, soldier dis
mounted from his horse in front of the State
House, and entered the Senate chamber. The
large envelop he delivered to the door-keeper
was handed to Mr.. Dunn just as that func-
tionary opened the session. Before the read
ing of the minutes Messrs. Sambola and
Jewell Democratic senator's, whose names
were not called on the roll, and who were ac-
cepted as the spokesman of their confreres,
vehemently protested against any further pro-
ceedings until every member was qualified
and admitted to his seat. Dunn, the presi-
dent, called them both to order, and peremp-
Sambola declared that he knew Mr.. Dunn
was at that moment in possession of a COM
munication from Gen. Buchanan covering
another from Gen. Grant, in which the gene
raj in chief gave it as his opinion that the
only oath to be required of senators elect was
the oath prescribed by the State Constitution
of Louisiana.
Mr.. Ray, of Ouachita, then arose and said
there was one alternative-there were two
opinions for the Senate to de ,ide between ::
the opinion of General Grant and the opinion
of Mr.. Dunn, the lieutenant governor and
president of the Senate. He thought the
Senate should be guided by the presiding
officers opinion. The senators tacitly agreed
with the Hon. Mr.. Ray, and the communca-
ton of the commanding general of the fifth
military district, quoting the opinion of the
commanding general of the armies of the
United States, was referred to committee of
five, whilst, in the meantime, the communica-
ton was ignored, and the gentlemen who had
brought their credentials and we're ready aud
willing to take the oath prescribed by the
Constitution of Louisiana, were deprived OF
all their rights, and treated as so many un-
welcome intruders.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

The GREAT GERMAN FESTIVAL IN New YORK.
New York dispatch OF the 9th ult. says:
The heat to-day, did not prevent the thousands
OF Germans commencing their week of festivities
he streets in different parts of the city were de-
cOrated with flags. banners and Various devices
Welkonmen and Germanis Halls we're profusey
covered with flags OF all nations those Of Ame-
rlca and Germany floating prominently over ALL
The arrival OF the Chicago and Western delega-
ton 10 the Schutzenfest was made the occasion of
gu te turnout, consisting of about ten compl-
uies Of Schutzen corps. with band Of music,
which acted an escort to the reception COM
mulee. The Western delegation was escorted
through several streets to their quarters. Ga
passing the City Hall. battery OF artillery fred
natter salute. They brought the grand flag of
the German League, which this evening was pre-
sented To the City of New York, with consider
able ceremony. On behalf of the city, Mayor
dc fmaa received the flag, accepting il in very
ielicitOus speech, amid great enIhusiam.
The hs Is and German gardens are illuminated
and great crowds I'LL the streets. Excursions will
be the order of the day sO-morrow. The whole
city government have accepted an invitation TO
review the grand procession on Monday. Seve-
raj regiments of the First Division of the National
Guard will compose part Of the procession.
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10 these times of stsgnstion OF trade it is truly
refreshing to meet with gentleman who has the
energy even to think of creating business. vt
such man is Mr.. ". !. Hodgson. In another
column will be found his announcement that, nos.
outstanding the hot weather. lack of money and
other depressing influences now prevalent, he is
prepared 10 attend to any Thing relating in any way
to an suctioneer's business. He wilisell furniture
merchandise, stocks, lumber. real estate, 10 shor
any article that can possib'g come under the ham.
mer' will be Knocked down by him with the great
estpleasure. Read the card elsewhere. Persons
having business with Mr.. HOdgson, will did hun
at Il Commercial Place.
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Mr.. Oscar ]. Dunn, in setting at naught
the advice of the commanding general of the
district and that of the general plenipoten-
tiary at Washington, and holding himself re-
sponsible, alone, to his conscience, has as
sumed in that responsibility burden which
time alone can measure. Mr.. Dunn should
read the Introductory scene to Shakespeare S
comedy of the Tanning of the Shrew," where
in a drunken fellow is taken up in his insensi-
bility, and clothed in the dukes costume,
whilst the court, when he gets sober, pays him
all the attention due to the sovereign. The
reality, when it came, was humiliation to all
his hopes of grandeur and power. He had to
fall back to his rags and his crust, notwith-
standing the ridiculous tyranny of his short
and Elusive reign.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-01

The attention of business men is directed to the
advertisement in another column wherein it
appears that the cOpsrtnershio formerly existing
under the name OF Stark, Stauffer & Co. has, by
the recent death OF Mr.. Robert Stark, been dis
solved. Tie other members of the firm, however,
Messrs. slaufer, Macready and Kent, together
with Mr.. B. F. Eshleman. have united under the
name Of stsufier, Kent Il Co., and intend to carry
on the business in the same manner in which it
hss been heretofore conducted. No more could
be asked from the house than this. and we cor.
daily wish them that success for which their past
energy and honesty, we are sure, must prove an
smpe guarantee.
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~ See supplement.

We we're much gratifed last evening 10 receive
q Writ from two old friends, Capt. De Haven aud
Commodore" Montgomery. They have DO n
been hard at work for the Mississippi Valley
Navigation Company, and are now in town On
business connected with it, We we're glad 10
learn that almost complete success has attended
their eforts and that through their exertions the
company will soon be able to go actively to work.
They request us to state that meeting of the
directors will be held this afternoon at O'Clock,
at the flee of Mr.. Adams, corner Camp street
and Commercial Place. Matters Of importance
will come up, and full attendance will be de-
eirabe,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 1. 1868.
TAKING BOTH GREENBAcKs AND BONDS.

The resolution which has passed the United
States House of Representatives for taxing
the interest of the bonded debt ten per
cent, is a cunning device to pander to popu-
lar jealousy of the bondholding capitalists at
home and abroad. There is little probability
that the proposition will reach the stage of
final enactment by Congress. But whether it
will or net, it is well to note the previous
passage by the House of the tax of one per
cent. on all the currency debt which is not
used by the people in their daily business
transactions, but deposited by them for
safe keeping. This tax, inserted in the
internal revenue bill, will doubtless be enacted
1t is about double the tax proposed to be laid
on the bonded debt, for ten per cent. on the
average interest of that debt is very little more
than one half of one per cent. on the principal
and interest of the bonds. In the nature of
things, it must fall exclusively upon the cred
itors of the government who live in the coun-
try and who draw no interest on their evil
dences of debt. To call it tax on bank de-
posts is a shallow attempt at disguise Such
a tax must necessarily be borne by depositors
equally with depositaries.
More than this, it must necessarily cause a
corresponding depreciation in the value of the
total volume of currency debt, that which cir
culates and that which lies as an idle deposit
Its effect will be to force the mass of the
people to whom government owes this debt,
to pay interest on it to the government. Such
is sample of the way in which radical legis-
lation at Washington proposes to adjust the
revenue system in the interest of the already
tax-devoured masses.
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vorE IN LOWER MISSISSIPPI COUNrIEs.-|e
have been kindly furnished by. Capt. ThOs. c.
Rhodes, Of Pascsgouls, with the following returns
Fer Constitution, l23 against, 1888; msjority
against, $50: full vote OF the county, SOC. state
Democratic ticket. 1888; radical. l2S. Only two
white Republican votes cast IN the county by
Henry Khkwood and John Robinson. The former
was born and raised in this county. Robinson
has been aresident for forty years. Mr.. nentzler,
who wa voted for a. a member of the House OF
Representatives.. and received IS votes. was not q
candidate and was only run at the county site.
he is thorough Democrat and a gentleman Of
great personal popularity.
Hsrrison and Hancock give large Democratic
msjorities.
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The Columbus Sentinel OF the 23d relates that
at Artesia, ct baptising, a cOlored woman had
been baptised and was in the act OF receiving the
communion when q gun was discharged the
woman Tell as dead and two other colored per-
IONS we're wounded. The husband Of the woman,
when he learned that she had been baptised by
Boiler, tecsme very indignant, and procuring a
hot gun. returned 10 the congregation, where,
a. stated, be found his wife Dart4king of the
communion ana Immediately fred at her with the
sDove result. The stot did not kill her instantly,
hut she expired within short time. The muir
derer was srtsled aud taken to the Sssrkyille
isll.