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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
Pleasant Paragraphs.

= Punch, having heard that Ada Isaac
Menken was to reappear as Mazeppa, says ne
is ss shocked by the bare announcement"
- OF all the young women mentioned in
the Bible, Ruth seems to have treated her
sweetheart the worst She pulled his ears
and trod on his corn.
"A hand-organ grinder was lately seen
turning away disguised from deaf and dumb
asylum, in Hartford. His only spectator was
little deaf and dumb boy, who was curious
ly interested to know what he was turning
the handle for.
Wife (anxiously )-"What did that young
lady observe, that passed just now ?" Hus-
band with smile of calm delight)-'sWhy,
my love, she observed rather goed-looking
man walking with an elderly female-that's
all--ahem ~
Sir James Macintosh invited DR.. Parr
to take drive in his gig. The horse became
FESTIVE. "Gently Jenny" says the doctor,
"don't irritate him; always soothe your
horse, Jenny. You'll do better without me.
Let me down, Jenny" Once on terra tirnaa
the doctors view of the case was changed.
ssNow, Jenny, touch him up. Never let a
| horse get the better of you. Touch him up
conquer him; don't spare him; and now I'll
leave you to manage him-IU asatk back"
"A few days ago an agent of an accidental
insurance company entered a smoking car on
a Western railway train, and approached an
exceedingly gruff old man, asked him if ne
did not want to take out a policys" He
was told to get out with his policy, and pass
ed on. After riding about half an hour an
accident occurred to the train, and the smok-
| ing car ran over the sleepers, causing much
CONSERVATION among the passengers. The
old man jumped up, and seizing hook at the
side of the car to steady himself, called out
''Where is that insurance mani" The ques-
| ton caused roar of laughter among the
passengers, whe for the time forgot the dan
ger.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

BARNUM IN CoURT.--P. 7. Barnum was a
witness in court, at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
the other day. On being asked how much
he was worth, he owned to $l.500,00O. The
following dialogue ensued:
COUNSEL wish to know how he has made
81, SOC, 900 within a few years. ~
Mr.. 6.-I am not aware taat / am obliged
to give the gentleman lessons in the art OF
money getting. -.
Counsel Ito the Judge)-Shall the witness
answer my questions
Judge-Mr. Barnum may do as he likes
about it. 1.-The has no objection to telling
you how he has made money, he may do so.
Mr.. Barnum (taking pencil and large
sheet of law paper)-I certainly have not the
slightest objection commencing to make
some figures rapidly,) but it will involve some
little delay to the court. / shall be obliged
to figure up my profits on the What Is Il ?"
then the Gorilla, the Mermaid, and enter in
to some pretty nice calculations regarding
the net proceeds of the Woolly Horse. j
shall also be compelled to re-write out Q
catalogue of the Museum, and in the course
of about five days we shall probably begin to
get some faint CLEANS of light on the subject
The Court informed the witness that the
answer might be waived.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

some years ago when the Democratic party
was in the ascendency in Ohio, Democratic
Judge of The Supreme Court OF that State
decided that man of mixed blood, but with
preponderance of the white element, was q
voter in that State. Now the Democracy of
Ohio are more fastidious. The Ohio Senate,
last Friday night passed the visible admixture
bill, which requires the votes of persons hay
ing visible sdmixture of African blood, and
unless they take on oath, which it will be inn
possible for nine-tenths of them to take, they
are to be disfranchised.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
[From the Atlantic t9r APuI'l
APRIL.


t April has searehed the winter lana,
ana found her petted flowers sgnni
eha ki,ssa them 20 unfold their teaIs,s
she eoaxed them with her eun ano go
End filed the grass with green c-;,
And made the weeds and oloYs1 : 49, -
Her FAIRIES climbed the naEsl 10,
And set green caps on ess.ii-
Her primroses peep hssl sl -
- ft -. ~ ths garden v Ala
80 st y, 49, -s55 sned mapie-toPs
asr bIscEbirs gessips sit and TAX oa
....t,tbe D patient everyreens,
Sbe Tets a store Of ancient grld,
Gives tasselIed presents TO the breeze,
And teaches rivers songs Of Old
Thsn shakes the trees with stolen March VII
And laughs 70 hear the cuckoo reoid' 4
Sometimes, 20 fret the sober sun,
She mills the CLOUDS across his fAce;
Rnt f6dsa snow-1rifs IN the woods,
Z Grows raeat, again, and prsys bis gracei
81 waits an the last white vrsathe rs gone,
And drops srbutus in the place --
her erOeuses ana Violets
Give All the World gay Good year
Tall irisss groW tired OF greens
And get themse Ives q purple gear
ana tiny buds, that lie asleep
On hill and field, her summons near.
She rocks the saucy msadow-eupsi
TIE SUNSETS heart anew she dyes;
she ellis the dusk Of deepest woods
with vague, sweet sunshine aud SURPRISE
And wakes the periWinkles up =.
TO watch her with their vide, blue eyes.
At last she deems her work lie done,
Ana finds q willow roe kiDg-ehairJ
Dops speefacies Of apple-buds,
Kerchfef and cap OF almonds rare,
Aud site, \ very grandmother,
Shifting her sunshi1e-needles,t there.
And when she sees the deeper suns
That usher In the happy Mays
she signs to think her time - past,
Aud Weeps because she eanaot stays
And leaves her tears upcn the grass,
And turns her face, and gides away
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11


TIE KING OF PRUSSIA AND HIS HABITS
Carl Schurz describes the King of Prussia as
follows: He reads every document submit
ted to him, and sometimes asks his Ministers
for such as have not been submitted. He is
a hard worker. He resides in small man
sion under the Linden, and has his Office in a
corner of the ground floor. He can be seen
every day through the windows busy with the
documents; and it is said that he likes to
have people see him at work. He enjoys ex-
cellent health, and, Notwithstanding his sew
enty-one years, walks very straight and with
the elasticity of young man. 1t has been
generally said and believed, that he was an
extremely narrow. minded men, and his pas.
sion for military red.tapeism appeared to
confirm that opinion. But have heard some
of the most strenuous opponents of the King
say that he has very clear intellect, and
even certain degree of craftiness.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

rW- A countryman, lately visiting Music
Hall, in Boston, was somewhat interested in
the counterpart cf Beethoven, that stands
before the organ, and eventually inquired :
'Is that statue gilt" 'No, sir, bronze" was
the response. "Brunze, hey! Must cost
considerable. Who is the statoo OFF,
Beethoven" said the gentleman, beginning
to be amused. "B. Fhoven, hey !" and then,
refectively, with the impression of the statue
of B. Franklin fresh in his mind, inquired,
'sWas he q Bosting man ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

IMPORTED BUTTERFLKs.-Some Eve years
ago an English gentleman imported from
England into Canada some specimens of
small yellow betterhy Picris otoracea.) These
have propogated so rapidly that specimens
were caught last year in Lewiston, Maine,
and Montpelier, Vermont.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

An exchange says there is no need of buy
ing umbrellas. They can easily be procured
without-thusly Take your stand in door.
way on a rainy day. As soon as you see
man with nice umbrella, step out and say
to him "Sir, beg your pardon, but you
have my umbrellal" Nine times in ten be
will surrender it, for how does he know twas
not you he stole IL fromS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

George Orutcher was fatally wounded at
Decatur, ILL.,, last Tuesday, by the accidental
discharge of gun which he was loading
The charge entered his left leg, shattering
the bone to pieces. Medical attention was
given him, but he died in few hours after
the accident.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

Barnley eye. Recognized him, / think, how
ever, in the naval intelligence column OF the
Times newspaper, as the Rev. I. Flush, ap,,
pointed chaplain to the ship Virgo, bound
for Hong Kong, where mastih pups are m
cassesd and stewed, and baked in pies, De-
fore they attain maturity.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
THE OURATE's ENGAGEMENT
- he World J. Hone ]

The mischief that One Dog May Do
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
News Paragraphs

The baby woman draws crowds in Oincin'
natl. -
Exquisite arbutus and strawberries in bloom
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30
TYNE PRESS AND MESSENGER
Enlarged and Improved for 1853.
Best Family ANDY Business
Paper in the South. soAJ

Although the Press and Messenger Tor
1868 has been greatly enlarged aha I'm
proved, the price Swill remain the sarbe.
We are determined to publish the best
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The Press and Messenger, contaipI all
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market reports latest agricultural and
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the proceedings of Congress and State
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of scientific, agricultural, religious and
literary societies all important legalm do,
cisions of State and Federal. courts; re,
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best writer's; and, indeed, everything of
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Address RAMAGE & CO.,
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IA The Yankee thieves and niggers;
says the Brandon Republican, now assem-
bled in the State House at Jackson, have
been connecting all kinds of schemes to
rob, the people Of money to pay themselves
ten dollars per day for theil services. As
yet they have not settled upon any definite
plan. The last move was t0feyy o special
tax, and appoint a collector for each
county to collect ii. We would just like
to see any blue bellied Yank attempt to sell
property in this county in order to pay
cornfeld niggers and Northern jail birds
ten dollars per day for making as niger
constitutions. 0urpeopIe do notintend to
pay these vagabonds for doing what they
don't wish done. g.s1tl ga4m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

MARYyILLE AcAiE IN RuiSs. The
lbess and Herald, Of the 2lst, says, s@Our
neighboriiig village Of Maryvilie has again
beer visited BY disaster. During the war,
d large portion Of the town was destroyed
BY fire, entailing much loss upon ..hhe com
munity. On Saturday night last, another
iconfagrahon broke out, which resnltedin
The destruction IF mitch Of the most val.
liable part Of the town. The fire otigina-
ted III a box of ashes ID the press room Of
Tie Mayville gRepub7Eiica,i office, and the
proprietors lost an the maternal 'of THEFT
Office. The fire swept eastwardly, destroy.
ing the store.house occupied by Gurrier /
Grier.i the dwelling house Sof Mr. Currief,
the.storeo house Of Captain, Goddard-ma-
king a'clean sweep as We learn from the
Court House to the Wallace House, The
loss has been very heavy, there being but
litile,ifauy Insurance. Very iittlsprop-
erty was rescued from the Hamess5d foaF
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

THE NEGRO SoLDIEBs1sThe colored
troops fought braTely" has passed into q
proverb, but after oil, according to the
Albany Argus there Is someeyidence ex-
tant that casts shadow ofdoubt over the
assertion. According TO the Arysts, 1.-THE
records ofthe War Department show that
fourteen coloredtroops deserted where one
waskilled that about thirty died Of disease
to every onethat was killed; that nearly
twenty were mustered out Of the service for
disability where one was killed in battle.
Look at the record: Mustered outfor dis
ability, 20,s36; died, 3l,s66; deserted
1887 missing, which means running,
l,344; Killed in battle, l,5l4n This
rather damages the record Of the "coming
men, Fele 8f~ e#a4N8i 'lF" II
r. d
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s6F Con corning the destitution exist

s@r Con corning the destitution exist
ing at the National Capitol, the Washing
ton Star says; "The destitution in this
city among the poor is very great, and it
10 represented that thousands are suffering
for the actual necessaries Of lie. a great
many have come here from other cities
under the impression that the Government
can provide them work. Inlyiew Of this
condition ofaffairs, General Howard was
at theQapitol to-day urging upon Senators
the pEopriety OF Congress extending relief
to those most in need. While be does not
favor appropriatirg money be used al.
rectly for this purpose, be believes the
necessary appropriations should be made
to continue work upon the Government
buildings, and such other Improvements
asarea contemplated. This would give
employment to .hausands IF people. end
avert extreme suffering duriag ths winter
mQnths.lisssgsa aai d slsiainksa 81 ne
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w
RocERsyILLE,-We we're present at
the opening ofthe circuit court in Rogers,
vile, on Monday last, Rev. J. ]. Bachman,
having been invited by Judge Gillenwaters
to open with prayer, done 50. There was
quite large number Of people in atten-
dance, but as few litigants seemed to
be "ready for trial" little business was
transacted during the first two days,
Judge Gillenwaters goes into the work it
seems with vigor and determination to
rid the Jocket of allo old cases. Candi
dates were Plenty,an consequently a large
amount ofs'taugle FOOT was destroyed by
the sovsreigns.a Es #,ba9ai a1r sae ea
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

u CONVENTION OF EDlToRs.-The Radical
.psess-gahg Of this State met In Convehtion
At NasAsiile % Wednesdays Thee oBiecti
islto devise ways and means to secure i a
more liberal support To- their papers. If
not out Of order, we would suggest to the
convention to petition Congress ibr Tie pro-
lceeds of the sales of the public lands!
The Radical press mnstle sustained, and
ifthe people will not do it directly, We
trust Congress. will give. the subject its
early attention. tits case that gap3peals
largely to their sympathiesI iadi q6i'faayi
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

q THEa Registrar General of Great Britain
tells us that between, 100000 and 100000
young &openiof England end Wales will
be compelled to remain, unmarried, be-
cause they constitute the actual excess
which exists Of females over males. These
ladies have only topn,ake their way to Call
ifornia to secure ,go6dlphoules and huS-
bands, tie males in that State being largely
IN excess over the females. and yery, anx::
ious for The excess to be speedily reduced.
.ErcEdtye. \ a2gln ni'a tsG a9Ai v saf
b5 We don't think it necessary to send SO
far to procure ''bettershalves' for our
Western brothers, as charity should al
ways abegiu at hohen fe9h'f# M nsdH
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r.. ~
.aFne Senate 4 memorial from the loyal
press Of the State, setting lafth their grew
ahcea and complaining Of she low prices
allowed BY law tarlegal printing, was prs
seaied, W n M
A bill authorizing the Governor to ser
lect such news papers as henay prefer to
do the legal printing of each county i. the
State, such selection to be approved by the
Senate, and giving suehs,compensation as
lis allowed to the Public Printer OF The
State, was introduced,
An act giving the Governor. Authority to
set aside, ,by proclamation, The fsgisttafion
OF any county where there has been fraud,
was discussed atlength. gaipAa34
The bill was then amended by Mr., Cate,
by making It an indictable offense for the
Registrar to fail to appoint Judges and
hold elections, when there was the re.
quhed number ofyotes, O. ~ r.
The act, as amended, was then passed
by the y following vote Ayes; IA.
Noes; 10.
hebllreauiring the State to pay the in.
icluenlal expenses OF the Oupe1ntendentS
Of Education, to be charged to the school
funds, was passed third reading.
A bill requiring the slayer before-a JUS
tice of the peace to either sign his own
name on The dccket,cr give the sJNstice
written authority 10 do SO, was alsopassed
third reading. wa. sSs
lnthe House, bill providing that no
fee shall be due an Attorney y any suit
in which he is unsuccessful, was referred
to the Committee ON Finance. s..'...,,s,
Abillto prevent disfrapchised rebels
from practising law in this State, came up
and was recommitted to the Judiciary
Committee which had already recon-,
mepded its rejection, sro s'g1si ws'
A bill was introduced to define and pro.
tect the rights Of .loyal' citizens, Won:
der what does it mean, n M,
The resolution 10 investigate the affairs
and condition of the State Bank of TEN
nessee was referred to- a joint special
committee. 7Qa 9di lo5 1871 li9TF'S all
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The most startling proposition of the
weelsistaads Byia NortheFn paper---to re-
store all the plate, pianos, psiAtlnga, .jeNa
Eelrs, retcss stolen ffem she Scatheat FAINT
lies on .priyatea account dpriag the !atsi
war, Is q beginning point for Cancellation
|snnd peFniadgnt FecoRstruction. tt Is said
Ito have iureated an ghpafAllelea sensation
Ethraas hoatshs 'Ts@ ieAglAAd SLaless lhe
RADICALS generally deAonncing the anthor
as q s'disloyal copPcfhoad aud blasted
I*ttaitdr.7 I. s''. f''.a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

fnatW rfEfW VNfNl fff IftHNff-f I'd A
n@ President johnson is reported to
have said in a conversation on the list inst,
that be would give $4,000 out Of bis own
pocket, if the american people could have
seen General Grant at the Cabinet meeting
on Friday; while questions were being put
TO him in the Stanton matter. He never
saw o man look meaner or more humili-
ated.ii.He is not big man, said John
I son, aeither meatallE, morally, or physi-
cally; bat before hsA- ha3 answered the
questions we put TO d %, he seemed no
have shriseled up lin ID no bigger than my
inst" haira pdCgcg On l;9laais Na hi
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

IT. congress passes the bill declaring
that il shall take two,thirds Of the judges
to decide against the constitutiopality IF
one Of its acts, the Supreme Court may,
anddoubtless will, decide such bill uncpn-
stitutionql and invalid. But then Con
gress will rely upon its ally, the General
ofthe army, to enable it to override the
Supreme Court decision. The enactment
of such q bill would be nothing more nor
less than declaration BY the legislative
department that it has usurped absolute
power in the Government. es
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7 1r-TTT " = 2 n ~ y " Y n 2
A SSIGNEE'S TICE.

\ A SSIGNEE'S TICE,
IN III e4si --ll---i \, 70 .l4sIl6iii
Infbs Disttict Court of the United
States for The Eastern district IF Tennes-
see. III TIE MASTERS f George n Head.
rick, BANKRUPT,
Y To whom It may concern:--The Under.
signed, David r. N, Blackburn, hereby
gives notice Of bis appniiiimensas ass gnee
Iof the estate Of George r. Headgick, d
cambridge, the county ofJaffarson, ansad
district, and who was to wit on the 10Th
day .of November 1854 adjudeeA bank
rppt on the petition of himself, BY the
district court dfsaid distiict.l6 Dated Dan.
bridge, january 2lfh, 1868, n III
I ,s sBAVIb r, N. BLACKBURN, /,
I jan3O.2w. Assignee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

The State debt of North Carolina is,
$23,69S,0O0. She owns stock in railroads
and other works Of internal improvements
ito the amount Of $l0,036, 900, and the div.
idends pay half of the interest Of the debt.
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4wpfs5. y W. GiALBRAIfH, e. < M.hnl
CAB. Staples, admir- &e., VS.. The! Wilson
= and heirs Of Nicholas Mansfield,
nA Nl 98 deed. ct al. f4t ff5snl alW

I. III this cause It appears from the alle
cations Of the BILL Which Is sworn To, that \
the defendants, Emily Mansfield, Margaret
Jane Mansfield, Mary Eliza Mansheld,1
Benjamin Wesley Mansfield, and John
Logan Mansfield, are citizens Of the State
Of Illinois, 70 that The Ordinary, process OF
hw cannot be served on fhein. IL il
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that puhlicationbe madein tlle MDrristown II
Gazette, requiring said detendapts tosap-
pear beore The chancellor al n, chabceryg
cqurt 10 be held fortAe county Of j eiiersop, \
at the eonrt house, IN Dandridg Tenn, on 1;
The first Monday after the foprtk Mondav.
VI AIHil Hek sstlssls assd kssFs III pie9hA Md i
sverr lempror otherwise u make dolsnse /
y said bill, pr the sane will Pc taken tn
confesssd, epd The canse, AS tQ theln, H.
Hdbwn Tor hearing OK parte. January ] 6i1s
ls68. Acopy Of the order. 4 =. ~ !.
'1FpfS5 w. GALBRAITII, q &
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

III General John A. McClernand, who
commanded the thirteenth corps at Vicks-
burg, is out in q sharp letter, saying that
| General Grant never did his corps justice
sinlhis reports through malevolence to its
eominander, and the proofs are on file in
the War Department. ten. Grant, he
says, would stand very differently in the
public estimation if his real character were
kpowR,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

Y THERE;appears to be q threatened con,
Aict Of races in CalifoFnia-between the
whites aid the Chinese. Pherei not EN-!
.ployment for Gil, and John .hnderwofks
Mclean man-whcrenponthe latter ''goes
for''the celestial, who resortsto the law.
A good many arrests had beer made, land
at last adsices the troubles looked serious.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1868-01-30

~ neAs We tremble for Andrew johnson,
The New York Tribune lets US into the Sc
cret, d dreadful ONT" Of his retention %
the War Office. ~Secretary Stantou,n
says the tribune, .'does not intend to-
recognize Mr.. Johnson ip an official. ca
7paeity SO long as that high functionary
persists in stating that he viii hold no Of.
ficiaf intercodrseiwith2 him. Is not this
good? ibis noioagerthe President who
is to erecpg,iiaep his own advisers, but
bis advisers who are to recognize" him
The elected Executive of q Constitutional
Republiei IL thus reduced by selfconsti
tinted oligarchy lin the Senate to the posi-
tionofa shigh fnnctionaryG whom they.
and not the people, are alone competent to
inspire With the breath of liie.ls
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- Our friehds in the country, who are scarce
of '.gresnbAeksD and want to read the GAZETTE
this YEAR can pay their subscriptions in Flour,
Meal, Bacon, Beef Corn, Butter, Eggs Or any
other kind Of marketable Produce. No excuse
now 70 be without your county paper, Bring in
your produce, and geethe paper! eilHJ oii lti
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LAWRENCE 7. sPErE, Editor.
Thursday Morning, January 80, 1865.
fnE CASH SgSrEM.g

Except in special cases, shall from, this date,
require CASH PAYMENT for all subscriptions to
the GAZETTE, Is well as for all transient adver.
tising in tlieAsane. Z We ARE comptiied to this
course In order to successfully conduct our bust.
ness, aad'fesi sure that no right thinking person
can blame us for otofng. bo rgaf ligilay6