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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-03
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

A GAINST THE ESTATE OF WILSON MIL
II Ter deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate of Wilson Miller deceased, will
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
Ten 10) months after the first publication of this
notice to the undersigned, administrative of said
estate, at her residence in Mottvile Precinct,
Douglas County, Nevada, such claims will be
forever barred.
SOPHIA MILLER, Administrative.
Dated February 25th 1865. fe26-30d
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SUMMONS,

SUMMONS.
q. 8. Rev. Stamp, SOC. TState Rev. Stamp, SOC.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
y In the Justices Court, Empire Township, in
and for said County Of Ormsby The State of Ne
vads sends greeting to James Dewitt and ". DIM
ham: You are hereby summoned TO appear be-
fore me at my Office in Empire City, in Empire
Township, in urmsby County, on the
10th day OF February, A. d. Sos,
at 10 O'Clock NJ. and answer unto the complain
of s. Z. Jones, who sues you TO recover Of you
the sum of one hundred and eighteen and 20-100
dollars, alleged to be due TO him from you, upon
an open book account, will more fully appear
by plaintiffs account file in my office, when
judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages il you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1867.
JAMES MORRIS,
y s4w Justice of the Peace, Empire Township.
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FIR ES II S DIS!

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTENTION
w of Dealers, Large Ranchers, Nurserymen.
Gardeners and others, to well selected stock Of
Seeds all of which guarantee of choicest quail
ity. Among assortment at present is
10000 pounds Alfalfa Clover;
5000 pounds Red Clover;
1000 pounds White Dutch Clover:
1000 pounds Hungarian Grass Seed;
1000 pounds Millet Grass Seed;
1000 pounds Timothy Grass Seed;
900 bushels Red Top Grass Seed;
200 bushels K Blue CT ass Seed;
100 bushels Orchard Grass Seed;
100 bushels Lawn Grass Seed;
400 pounds White French Mulberry,
And all kinds of Garden Seeds in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Also, on hand 10000 assorted Fruit Trees, in
quantities to suit.
Remittances can bs made through Wells, Fargo
4 Co.. or by mail.
Address J. P. SWEENEY,
400 and al Davis street, San Francisco.
Send for catalogue. fe22 Pm
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

yy,HIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE THAT, ON THE
1 18TH day of February, A. D. 1865, a warrant
in bankruptcy issued against the estate of
THOMAS J. BEDFORD, of Carson City, county Of
Osnsby, aud State of Nevada who has been adj
juisei bankrupt on his own petit IN; that the
pay gent of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt 10 him, or for his use.
and the transfer Of any property by him are forbid
den by law; that seting of the creditors of the
sail bankrupt, to prove his debts and choose one
more assgnees of his estate. will be held at
Court of 3,nkruptcy, II be h ,ldrn at the Office
Of Mr. j. SsEIY, Register in Bankruptcy Of
said Court, No. 81 South street. in Virginia City,
Storey county, Nevada, heF're said Register, on
on the 25th day of February, y. d. 1868, at II
o'c,,c II.
z. IRWIN,
U. 5 Marshal a2d Messenger in Bankruptcy.
fe15H By !No. C. JAMES. Deputy.
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10th day Of February, A. D. 1s6s

SAM. G.. DENSON,
Alto N y a . L Aw,
District Attorney OF Ormsby Comfy
Office in County Buildings, Carson City, New
da. Special attention given to cases under tie
United States Bankrupt law. ap24tf
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nth day of March, A. d. 1865,

at L o'cl5ck NJ, to answer the complaint of the
above named plaintif, who sues you to recover the
sum of three hundred dollars damages sustained
by said plaintiff; by your failure to fulfill GER
tain contract furnish fish to said plaintiff as will
more fully appear by plaintiffs complaint,
now on file in my office, when judgment will be
taken against You for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, il you fail to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Douglas
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February
A. D. 1S6S.
s. E. FUTILE,
fe14td A Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
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SUMMONS.

Fifty cents United States stamp. Fifty cents
State stamp
TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA PRE-
i cinct, in the county of Douglas, State of Ne
vada. Before s. +. Tuttle, J. P. WV. Lapham
plaintiff, against John Williams defendant.
The People of the State of Nevada send greeting
to John Williams. defendant. You are hereby
Summoned to appear before me, at my Office in
Genoa Precinct, in the town Of Genoa, county of
Douglas, ON the
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N Office.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L will not, henceforth, be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by my wife BRIDGET
MALONE; and this notification is made as
warning to business men and others not to trust
the said Bridget Malone my account.
FRANK MALONE.
Carson City; Nevada, February 26, 1865.
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DY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED BY
ID the Constitution and Laws of the State of
Nevada, hereby offera
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T-offes. gro7,, Fairf;ax Comfy.

- .
ICorrespondence of the Alexandria Gazette
The usual monthly term OF cur County Court
has just closed with nothing to report of gene
raj interest in it's transactions A majority OF
the Just ices were present, all having been sum-
moned, to consider the question of licenses,
good many of which were granted TO keep
hotels and retail the ardent. -..~.,.~,~~.---
The feature Of interest was the speech OF
Hon. J. R. Tucker, one of the District Can:
vassers of the Conservative party, on, MONDAY
afternoon. This was most eloquent and con-
vincing argument, and held for several hours,a
large crowd in delighted attention.
Mr.. Tucker having been introduced as a
genuine article land not the spe,0 rt0ns Gcorge)
said that he could claim to be genuine IN this,
that his ancestors, for several generations, mad
| been Virginians, with no alien adyenturers On
carpet-baggcrs among them. Ills argument
| then began, taking the foul thing called Con
| stitution, ''bcgot of military, des potlsin upon
the body of black barbarism, from It's Origin.
| He showed that the pretenca of law Tor the
measures leading to it IS false, Virginia hav.
ing never been without "a legal government, -
but ."the restored Government" having been
! recognized by the Convention which framed
| the Alexandria Constitution, by its assent to
the formation of West Virginia, and by the
acts of it's Legislatures and the oath being re,
| qured to suppnrtit. He read from the Code
| to show that those Claiming to be cltlzcns) who
| acknowledge and support this military abomlna-
are made according to that traitors by law
| He showed the shallowneSs of the Radical pre-
tence that it is necessary in order to'guarantee
| republican government, and otthat which de-
elares US out OF the Union, yet requires an OATH
| to support the Constitution or the United States
and ssthe Union of tie States Mereulder,' -,
| He then took. up the CONSTITUTION so called,
and exhibited its5hideous features-lts Oatt OF,
| homestead exemption, known to DC perfectly
lawless and contrary to.thc Constitution OF the
| United States; unable to stand day, and ~
tended to bribc the honor 0t EirsinI;tn5 SITS
test oath an internal torture OF the conscience,
and Intended to keep down the Intelligence OF
| the State, that bcgoted barbarism may sway
the offices, for the benefit of the sordld carpet
baggers--its tax law, imposing tax Tor ne
| gro schools alone three tlmes as great as the
whole tax now-and intended and framed so as
to tall entirely on that class which, by the same
Ilaw, is distranehised and unable to protect, by
their votes, their property thus so heavily
charged, &c. .~.1 ~ l.:.I 80 I'll
/ After the speech, a meeting was held OF
which YOU will doubtless receive the ottTcIai
report d. -. - s. .--.-- - 800 'ifQUoD.
| FAIRFAX, G. H., May 20. ..,.u,-,.E
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lNERS or THE DA z.
80 sho,c the ysry age and body of the Times.

2 The Kelley North American Gift Concern
was before the New York Courts on Wednes.
day. One Ellis Elias, claiming to have inves'-
ed SIS, 900 in the enterprise, applied for an in:
junction restraining Kelley from continuing the
occupation. he having, according to the eert1ti.
icate, appropriated M +. sElias's money to his
own individual USE Numerous letters from
fdupes OF the concern were read, and Judge
Brady desided the enterprise to be an unmltl-
gated gWindle, and ordered q perpetual lnjunc-
Itlon sjEEis ihGGG ~ 1l4 &93I
q William Langanian, engineer on the Bur
ilington AID Quincy Railroad: was arrested in
Chicago, on Monday morning, for robbing the
Merchants Union Express Company OF $780,
900, about ten days ago. The robbery took
place during the confusion resultidg from an
accident at Altoona, Illinois, and he is suspected
ot eausinglit. Several of the bonds We're found
on bis person, and he is known to have passed
Others. |
Brigham Young is said to be setting out one
hundred and fifty acres in mulberry trees, and
the faithful are about to follow bis example,
TELESCOPES and hills of central Utah are partlc-
larly well adapted to silk growing, and the
haracteristiee energy Of the Mormons will soon
make 1T large interest. LLg4.I Z (! III - ~ :
/ A Conference of the Principals of the lnsti-
buttons of the Deaf and Dumb in tho U. S. was
held last week infWashington. i A number OF
valuable papers in regard to the proper method
of instruction were read, and the business
transacted was both Instructive and entertaining
A special election was held in Schenectady,
IN. Y, on We dnesday, at which women were
permitted to vote, on The proposition tointro-
duce water to the city. . Out of Is votes cast,
only 100 were In favor Of the plan proposed
Lieut.. Chas. G. Moore, of the j. s. army,
was shot inthe streets of Savannah, Ca yes,
terday, by his mother,inlaw, Mrs. Mason.
The bail passed through his neck, and his re-
coyery is considered doubtful. 4 4 70. a-9513 y =
The Oxford (Engish) crew have declined
the challenge of the Harvard (amerIcanl crew
to row match next year, but are wiling to
have contest this year. ,~.t ~.
The Radicals in different parts Of the country
testified their satisfaction last evening; at the
nomination of Grant and Coffax, by firing So
lutes. en-, ssg-r..,r1 ..:;..-.l g.
Strawberries are selling at Baltimore tol
twenty-five cents q box La this city they arc
selling at sixty cents. NJ q III, +. n.
| .4Alady has just been expelled from church
choir in New York city for repeatedly reading
novels during service. r ~ ~
! "A ball Was recently given in Paris BY tho
the Countess PourtaIes, for the purpose of in
producing the fashion Of short ball dresses
The Lowell Courier defines the PROMISED
Land to be alternate sections of the Pacific
railroad .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-22

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May 21.-
Beef CattIe.-Prices to-day ranged as follows
Old Cows and ScalaWags at 5Oa$G rs; ordina-
ry thin Steers Oxen and Cows ut Toast so;
best Beeves at l0aSlG per leo lbs, the av,
erage price being about SIS gross. The market
was active, and prices SOC per 100 lbs higher on
all grades than the rates Of last week. -
Sheep-The arrivals have beon light during
the past week, and the market has shown unu-
sual activity at An advance of &c per ID; Prices
to-day ranged as follows: fair to good fat Sheep
at 5!a74c per ID gross Lambs 3a$5 per head.
Hogs-Thc supply has been fully equal to the
demand during the past week, though prices
are unchanged Prices to day ranged as fol
lows fair to good fat Hogs at u j0a$l4, and
extra at $l4 % per lC0 lbs net, ..... -.....,
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DAPER AND PAPER BAGS.

Fearing you may forget as many do and pay
dearly for it, will here state that have jus,
received an additional supply of those justly
celebrated PAPER BAGS, airy slz; you please
Also, the Richmond, Va, Paper MiPs Straw
and Manila WRAPPING PAPER.
Now just lecolect this, and don't run away
from home to buy these things or any thing
else, such as WHITING PAPER Of any size
or duality, BLANK BOOKS of all sorts and
STATIONERY Of ali kinds Just call at
JOHN Il. PARROTS
Blank Book, Paper and Stationery Warehouse
I'. alexandria Va.
N. B.-Don't forget what say and then tell
me you did not think Of it. my D
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Gold sold at the Baltimore Stock Board yes
terday upto l40 though there were no transac-
tons at the second board. At New York, the
highest price was the opening rate 1894, closing
at l394. The increasing ease Of the money mar
ket and the range Of gold serve to keep prices
firm for nearly all staple commodities, and to
prevent holders from pressing sales. There
seems to be vague, though strong, impression
in the mercantile public mind that gold will go
higher though, in the ordinary course of com
mercial events: large treasury sales and
interest payments, not balanced by current oX-
ports 1T certainly ought to come down lower.
The impression is probably based upon tho re-
ports which emanate from Washington, to the
effect that Congress viii soon, authorize q con-
siderable in2stion of the currency: Whether
these reports have tany real foundation or not,
it is said to be certain that spectators have
lately; and very quietly bong Int up 8 large
amount of Railroad, Mining, and. other stocEs
which they are now holding in the expectation
of such turn in financial affairs as shall enable
them to realize much higher pr ces-BuLt Sam.
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The Protestant Episcopal CounciAol
Virginia.

The Protestant Episcopal COUnc1A OF
Virginia.
correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
81 LYNcHBuRa Mayo -The Episcopal Do
cesar Council met here this morning in st.
Pauls Church at II a. m.
The Convention sermon was preached by
Rev. James A. Latane, ofStanton, from these
words of the Prophet Hosea. "Itis time to seek
the Lord till he come and rain righteousnessupon
us. 1t was an able and very impressive discourse
setting forth that the great need and duty OF
of the hour for both clergy and laity was to
seek the Lord more fervently, The remedy for
Rationalism and Rituallsm was not argument
THAT battle had been fought and Won,) but
revival Of vital religion in all Of our heart
After the administration Of the Holy Com
munion by Bishops Johns and White, the
Council organized for business. The atten-
dance is large, both Of clerical and lay dele
gates. Many persons are here from neighbor'
ing places to be present at the Council.
This afternoon the Council resolved ltse
into Committee of the whole on the state O.
the Church, when interesting statements were
made of the work Of the Church in varlou:
parts of the Diocese, and propositions discuss
ed with reference to, the best methods OF deVel
oping the Church, especially of bringing thf
lay element into play. 3ot. ~ - !. -
There was service again at night, and sermon
by DR.. Minnegcrode on the Sunday Sehoo
work. He showed that the Sunday School ha:
for its object, not merely the instruction Of
children in moral principles and religious know
ledge, but. nothing less than their conversion
and salvation. The Doctor was very strenuou
in insisting that the qualifications of a Sunday
School teacher should be Of the highest char
acter. Nothing less should be required thar
an inward call from the Holy Ghost. lie con
Guided by a graphic, picture OF the grand hope
and aim of the Sunday School.
After the sermon there was an lnterestlnl
meeting of the Sunday School Union OF th'
Diocese, at which reports were made by ~thf
Committee on instruction books and also D.
the Committee on Library books. This closed
the days proceedings at 0.45 pm. Il:
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TOHN Il. PARROT,
e ALEXANDRIA. VA.

TOHN Il. PARROTT,
81 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS, ,. -,,,,,
Wrapping Pepper Paper Bags, Envelopes,
Inks, Gum Muciloger
Gold, Albata and Steel Pens,
IN short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office, School Room ana
Also, {SHEET MUSIC, (somo 1000 to 500
pieces on hand.) The only stock OF Music ever
gotten up here.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, ,Banjos Sc.
The very best Italian aud other strings lof
Guitars, Violins &c, and musical Instruments
generally. Terms cash.
Also sole agent here for the Klchmono anu
Manchester, Va Paper Mills.
Any sizes and weights of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice, upon
satisfactory terms. OCT IL
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REMARKs-The market closes very quiet
and with general downward tendency in
prices. Flour is weak and the transactions
light; receipts fair. Very little Wheat coming
in and The transactions will scarcely warrant
! accurate quotations small sales on Change
this morning at 275 for common red. Corn is
inactive the demand having fallen off; offer
iugs Of 1900 bushels mixed with sales at 1909 !;
200 bushels yellow brought 113, and some small
lots primo white brought l12. Sales of Rye at
1876 and Oats at 49, Corn Meal, unbo!ted,
tations nominal Plaster is quiet with 3 decline
in the price of lump: Wool in better request at
slight advance. Butter still falling, and may
now be quoted at 25a30 for good. Bacon steady:
Eggs unchanged with a fair supply and good
demand ..'.- a. 49,. 80.
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IsHlNEkN &: -&TAT,EON
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Ragged Dick, or Street Life in New York
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School Day Dialogues, conriled By Mozan-
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and Dramatic Writers and Poets, by VIM.
George Larkins, l vol SIZE.
The Irish in America, by John Francis Ma
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A Year st the Shore, by Philip Henry Gossc,
f. r. s., vi h thirty six illustrations IN oil col
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Religion, Study and Business, by John Iu'Ioc4,
u; u cIofh gill; 81 s. Heavens by VIM, se..a
beautifully illustrated. 81 -,
4 Plea for the Queens English, stray notes
on Speaking and Spelling. by Henry Afford,
Dean of Canterbury. $L25.
The Deans English, criticism on the Queens
English, bye. ". Moon. SLID
Just received and for sale by
ROBERT BELL, Bookseller,
NV 20 81, King street.
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~F7HE CELEBRATED FLORENCE SEW
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Congress.


The, Senate met yesterday, but barely quo.
rum of members were present. Mr.. Davis OF
fered preamble and resolution declaring that
there was reason to believe that some persons
have been and are engaged in the attempt to
influence the action or intlmldate the Senate IN
regard to the disposition Of the articles OF I'M
peachment now pending before the Senate,
and directing the appointment Of "a committee
OF three to investigate the matter. Mr.. Hen
derson, rising to privileged question, made an
explanation, stating that he had been requested
to appear before the managers for examination
and that he had declined to do So believing 1t
TO to be breach of the privileges OF the Sen
ate. lie denounced the examination lnstltu'
ted by the House as dangerous precedent
Senator's Pomeroy and Sumner said that they
had received intimations that they would be
required to appear before the Managers, and
they did not consider it any violation or Sena
torial dignity to respond to this summons.
Senator Ferry took a different view Of the mat
ter, and sustained the proposition Of Mr.. Hen
dersor, denying the right of the Impeachment
Managers to summon them pending the trial.
Mr.. Howe then called up the resolution sub,
mitted by Mr.. Davis, directing an investlga-
ton. MIR. Sumner hoped the resolution would
pass and was about to say how, in his opinion,
the committee. should be constitutes, when
Senator johnson interrupted him, but Mr..
Sumner. persisted in saying what he pro
posed, and hoped that If the committee was
ordered the Chair would appoint upon it men
who were already upon the record for acquit-
tai. Mr.. Fessenden hoped the Chair would
obey the instructions it had received. Mr..
Sumner hoped SO too. Messrs. Harlan and
Drake took exception to the statement IN the
preamble that threats and intimidation had
been used toward Senators, aud questioned
the truth of these avcrmeuts. Alter pro-
longed debate, without taking any action on
the resolution, the Senate adjourned until
Monday next. ra;: f.. 5aaa:2T.G e !. ?. d :-1.
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FAIRFAX, G. H., May 20.
Foreign News,


In the British House OF Commons, the
Scotch reform bill was again uader discussion.
Mr.. Baxter, the member from Montrosc, offer
ed new clause to the BILL excusing from the
payment Of rates on condition Of not exercising
the franchise This amendment was accepted
by Mr.. Disraeli, and the further consideration
of the bill was postponed .,. f..
The Queen has gone to Scotland, Her abb.
scncc from the seat of Government during the
present Parliamentary and Ministerial crisis is
widely ccnsured by the press - .s..
Advices from Rio Janero represent that the
u. S. Minister, Mr. Webb, urges Brazil and
the other beigerent powers to accept the me
diation Of the United States in their quarrel
with Paraguay, and, it is said, he has told the
Emperor of Brazil that unless the war is soon
ended, the Government of the i. S. will inter
fore to present further bloodshcd. MIR. Webb
had sent important dispatches, by the y. S.
steamer Wasp, to Mr., -Washburne the u. S.
Minister to P4ralury. '-''L
Mr. Eyre, late Governor Of Jamaica, has
been held Tor trial On the charges preferred
against him. ...-,.r2
The Austrian Reichsrath has imposed heavy
taxes on the coupons Of the general debt and
on lottery prizes. r, ts.,.,j 1,.LE.
By direction Of the Queen, the session OF the
Spanish Cortes has been prorogucd.
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FAUou1ER County. DIR. Samuel B. Fisher
has sold his handsome residence, Dixie, :"
near Warronton, With 30 acres Of land attached
to Mr.. D. G. Gordon, of Baltimore, Md, for
the sum OF ST., 900. This property IS highly
improved. S223@ .2idE2s -
Major Ohm Scott has purchased Mrs. Ola ella,
pcll's residence, in Warrenton, with 10 acres OF
land attached for 81, O0O.- Warrenton Sentinel.
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Ez-Go7. Jos: Brown, Of Ca, attended the
Chicago Convention, made his peace with the.
Radicals, and delivered them ''specch ! - 2 >
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.sGsN.sakANa, being he Radical candidate for
President shva l9A not PEI SURPRISED e see
az effort made TO 'shoR that he not onlyis now,
but al#ays has BEEN almost consistent, decided
Radical earliest il cause, Jealous for for its
success. loutspoken, warm earnest live
wonder Wil really attemps this ?,as We
will:Yals: .i2sbaal .siioIs4iai3.ta - aOgCsd liza