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PATTERSON DISTRICT.


Tho White Pine Ne,cs, Of March 9th,
rays: From james Basey, who has late
ly returned from an extensive prospecting
expedition, we learn some few particulars
OF Patterson District, lately organized in
the southern part OF the Egan range Of
mountains, and about 90 miles southeast
of Treasure City. The cxpidition Of Mr..
Baaey we noticed on the eve of its de.
parture, few weeks since. He explored
several mountain ranges lying between
the White Pine and Egan ranges, but, al.
though finding mineral, was not satisfied
with the prospects obtained. In Pattcr-
sou District he found about 100 men en-
gagged in prospecting. A Urge number
Of very promising veins have been found,
the most valuable appearing TO be the
Grey Eagle and the Peck, which show u
width OF about six feet, and crop out for
distance oil three or four thousand feet.
giving The appearance Of true veins
Along their length numerous excavations
have been nude in them, and ore obtain.
ed. assaying at the rate Of from 800 to
$500 per ton. These are in the contra
portion Of the district, and large mum
Der OF locations are made in the vicinity
but as there is neither powder nor min
ing tools to be obtained in the district
but little Development is made. The pro
prictors. however, are highly clated with
their discoveries, aud are confident o
great riches in store for tiIcm. Aboul
three miles north of the Grey Eagle are
the Curtis and Mcclure lcdgcs, which arc
about SO feet in width. The ore taker
from these and brought TO this city fo
assay. showed value Of S95 per ION
The size Of the Iedgcs. their regularity n
formation and the assays obtained. indi
cate u great mineral wealth in that sec
ton OF our State. The range CT noun
iains is supposed to be the ESan. as it lie
between Cave and Sieptoe valleys. Th,
district il a5undantly supplied with wooi
and water, and the adjacent valleys ar,
rich ia agricultural resources. Scvcra
ranches have already been lo;ated, an'
the prospects are fair for busy time dur
Ing the coming summer.
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CARD.
Editor State RigA. Democrat.

Editor State Rights Democrat:
desire thus publicly to tender my most
sincere thanks To Judge Johns fur the impair.
tial and able manner in which hc presided
and dispensed justice, last Monday; also tu
Messrs, Russell and Finn for the fair and
gentlemanly manacr-it being devoid or the
personal abuse aud blaekguardism too often
employed on such occasions--in which they
conducted the prosecution also, tn my own
indefatigahlc counsel, Messrs. Crannr and
Thayer, for the energy, aud skill, aud legal
knowledge, and ability they displayed in my
defense; and lastly To the Sheriff, r. A. Ir.
vine, and his several hailifs, for the uni.
formly humane and kind treatment Iexperi.
enced at their hands while under arrest. To
each and all Of these gentleman again ter.
der my most profound and heartfelt thanks.
EDWARD E. Tux.
Albany, April %, 1869.
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MiseclIaneera,

ALBANY. April 23.-The Senate bill killed
the Broadway surface railroad.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 23.zJBcn Miller
was murdered ty Crnxton.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Louis D.Ilman. the
notorious counicrfeiser, was shot and killed
by policeman to-day.
CHICAGO. April 23.-Details of the disas.
ters from the food continue 10 hc received
from various places, but AL present mere
variations of the same sgrr0wful story Of
damage to property. with occasional loss 0f
life. The worst seems to have passed.
NEW YoRK, April 24.-George Dalton. n
we'll known broker, shot himself in his car.
riage on Broadway today. Cause, unfOr.
tnnatc specuIatinns in stock.
New ORLEANS. April ga number Of
Cnlmns and Cuban sympathizers had meet.
ing TO night, mud afterwards paradcd the
streets in torchight procession. carrying the
American and Cuban aags. 4 number Of
cOlored mon were in the procession. Among
the signeis for tho call for the meeting was
Dumas, tile newly appointed Minister to Ii.
IBERIA.
The Tribune says, Mt the city headquarters
of the Cuban patriots million dollars have
been expended in purchasing arms, equip.
mcnts aud stores. Twenty thousand and
of arms and equipments are ready 10 he for.
warded to their destination ON the Cuban
coast. Councils of war are nightly held in
this city, and many prominent cx-army and
naval officers and volunteers link their for
tunes with the Cubans.
On Thursday night a company of sixty
men and officers were put ON board n gun
boat aud carried to Sandy Point, and thence
embarked in a vessel for Cuba.
Two weeks ago largo steamer was dis
patched from this port in ballast, touched
near Cape May and took aboard arms,
equipments and stores, besides men from
Philadelphia and munitions. Men arc alsu
collecting at Boston and several Southern
cities.
Several we'll known ex.army officers and
Cubans left last eveping for Boston, whence
tho next party will sail.
PROVIDENCE, April 23.-Five thousand
citizens have signed on address to Governor
Burnside, expressing their Indignation nj
| Sprague's i assault on himself and the Rhode
Island soldiers, and rendering the Governor
! public reception.
Burnside declines tho reception for tho
present, alluding to Spragut's aspe,sicns a
some length.
New YoRK. April 23.--It is stated tha
both Abbott and Brown yesterday expressed
their willingness to fight if necessary
| Spragne waited ut home for postal mes
sage, and 1t appears that Abbott expected
something Of the scr. It was decided
however, that the message shall be deliyeree
to-day.
SPRINoFIELD, Mass, April l4.-The BODY
of Miss Sophia Howe, who mysteTiousl,
disappeared last January, has been found il
3 pond. It bore no marks Of violence, ant
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Henry Ward Becehcr, in a recent ser.
mon, dIscourscd thus in regard 10 The
fair sex: "liaidcns look u The God oi
your fathers II there be any one in
this world who cannot afford not TO be a
Christian, il il woman. II there be
any one whose beauty fades Us flower
aud whose grace needs tho susteuancc oi
the IncilabIc; If there be any one whose
power is in beauty aud purity, il is a >w1n:.
an. Ii there be any one more than, an.
other upon whom blight fails more rude,
ly; il there be any cue more than anoth.
or who is more burdened with grief OF
more wrung with sorrow, il is woman
that is not u Christian The ladder be
tween her soul aud God is not half 81
long us that between our souls and God
God made woman TO hc better than man
and tie pcrversion is in proportion whcu
she is worse"
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REPUTATION COMING.

II the present course of the Radical
party in Congress be continued much
longer, the reputation of the nation
al debt becomes n mere question of
time. It is rs certain TO como as
night is to follow day. There are but
few persons III the country to-day
who would favor rcpudiation, rs an
abstract proposition, or even while it
seemed to be possible to pay the debt.
But times change, and men change
with them. There was time, and
that less than ten years ago, when
not half q dozen men could be found
in the United States who would adj
yocate war with the south, and the
murder of million of white men, for
the purpose of abolishing slavery in
the south. But that has NIL been done
since. 1t may not be the half Of ten
years until the national debt will be
adjusted without the payment of n
dollar. Repudiation is by no means
a new thing in the history of this
country. According 10 the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, the United States has
already done very large business in
the reputation of the public indebt.
edness. Read:
]. They repudiatcd the Contincn.
tai money which carried us through
the war of the Revolution.
2. The "Frcnch Spoliation Claims,
previous TO 1900, which our Govern
ment in treaty with France agreed
to pay, and received from that nation
valuable consideration OH that &C
count.
8. 1t has rcpudiated the thrcc-hun
drcd dollar obligation which il made
with those shareholders who, in the
border States, cmancipatcd their slave.
in reliance upon its provisions con
taincd in congressional law.
4. 1t has rcpudiated n vast numbcl
of legal and just war claims upon it
growing out Of the wanton destruc
ton of private and personal property
which, in many eases, were taken fo
public uses during the late arme,
struggle between the States.
5. It voluntarily agreed to give {
large number Of soldiers their pay il
gold, but it broke faith with them
and paid in deprecated paper wortI
but forty or fifty cents on the dollar
@. The States of Ohio, Pcnnsylva
MIA and Indiana, in fact, we believe
| all the Statcs-repudiated their agree
ment with their creditors to pay tn,
interest on their public debts in gold
Instead of doing so they paid ii
greatly deprecated paper, which wa
not worth more than half as much a
they had promised.
Z. Before the war Mississippi repu
dated large portion of her Stat
debt, and for some years Pennsylva
MA and Indiana, if not other States
neglected to pay the interest upol
their indebtedness.
BY the past may we not judge tn
future? The present bonded deb
was most iniquitOns in It's inception
and the holders of il have already RI
ceivcd in interest and in exemption
from taxation far moro money tha
they ever lent the Government.
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SUICIDE OF A YoUSG GIRL.-The
Vallejo Cgironicie says: 4 young girl,
twelve years of age, named Betty Wolf,
residing with her uncle at Silvcyvillc,
committed suicide, last Friday evening
by taking tcaspoonful Of strychnine.-
She had been accused, some days prcvi.
Gus, of taking some buttons from school.
mate, and it is supposed that distress of
mind drove her Ia the rash deed Medi-
cal assistance was called in, but too late to
accomplish any good. She died in about
two hours after taking the poison.
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NEW BRICK MAcHINE.-Yc Ycsterday
morning we went out to Patison Il Koll.
meier's brick yard on the mill-racc, q
short distance beyond the Institute. and
saw the working Of j.. s. McCallister's s
new brick moulding machine. From tho
limited knowledge we have Of such ma.
chimes, VIC think Il is is the best one we
have yet The clay, as in all machines,
is thrown in at the top, and pulverized
as j. sinks down. The Inoulds arc put
in atthe bottom ofthe maohinc, and drawn
under the 'griddle" by means Of lever,
which also at the same motion brings q
mould, previously filed, out ready TO be
taken off by the 'sbearer." Two men
are all that arc required to mould the
bricks, one to wash and place the moulds
in tho machine, and tho other to bring
them out and strike off, Tho ease with
which this machine can be cleaned is one
of especial merit. In construction il ID
very simple. At the first trial, six men
made and laid on the yard in thirteen
minutes, 450 brick. The machine is sci
on car wheels so that it can be run on
railroad from one pit to another. The
price Of the machine all complete, 1t tho
factory il Albany Is $500.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 24.--The announce
mont Of WickofF7s acquittnl was premature.
The verdict was not agreed upon until six
o'clock in the evening, when a verdict Of not
guilty was returned. Ills trial on the next
indictment was fixed for Monday.
The Mny coupons on tho State debt were
Faid Mt the Citizens New Orleans and Bank
OF America on presentation.
BosToN, April 25.-A meeting Of the en-
pl0yees at the Charleston Navy Yard was
held last evening 10 sustain the eight hour
law without any reduction Of wages, nlso,
10 organize an eight hour union league to
net in concert with the w0rkingmen Of other
nnvy yards. A communication was re-.
cciyeh from the Secretary Of tho Convention
Of Employees ut tho Philadelphia Navy
Yard tn tho fact that tho men arc sticking 20
the eight hour law aud protesting against Il
reduction Of wages.
TnnY, April 25. Serious damage has &C.
Cured 10 the State dam across the Hudson.
Two hundred feet Of tho top Of the dam was
carried away. Tho waicr rose 20 feet ab0ye
law water mark--thc highest fpr many years.
Fears Of n disaster arc seriously entertained
on the Champnin canal.
Odd Follows celebration at Philadelphia.
PufLADELPnfa. April 25.--A large number
Of strngglers have arrived to participate in
the Odd Fellows celebration on Monday.
The weather promises to DO fine. After tho
parade tho grand feature will bc tho ball in
tho skating rink. which has cnpacity for 300
OF to dance ut once. Nearly So 900 havo
been Fpeat in decorating tho interior Of the
rink.
An immense Cuban demonstration will bc
hell here during The week. in the Academy
o. Music. Several Senators are invited ~
sneak
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TINES REvEHGE.-A few years ago
Senator John P. Stockton, of New Jer.
|sey, was ousted from his seat by the vote
Of Lot. NJ. Morrill,. of Maine, under cir.
cumstances of treachery and bad faith
Before the final vote was taken. Mr,
Wright. then Senator from New Jersey,
was obliged to go home on account Of III
health, but before doing so he spaired Off
10 the Stockton case with Mr.. Morrill,
When the roll was called the Senate was
found evenly divided, and it required q
majority to deprive Mr. Stockton Of hi,
seat. Mr. Morrill, rose ia his seat and
voted against Stockton, deliberately VIC
Iating his word Of honor implied IN hi.
pair.off with Mr. Wright, who was still
absent. But time has brought revenge
Mr.. Stockton has at last triumphantly Re
turned to the Senate, and DIR. Morrill, i.
excluded .-.,St. Paul Pioneer.
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ELoPED-A clerical clopemcnt took
placc from Punxsatawny. Jefferson coun.
ty, Pa, last week. Tho Rev. Mr.. Short
hill, lately Baptist preacher, ran away
with Mrs. Colket, one Of his flock. The
Lothario leaves wife and family who are
in great pccuniary distress. and the faith
less female deserts fond husband and
two lovely babes. The guilty pair have
been traced in the direction of Indiana,
and the indignant Mr.. Colket has very
foolishIy started In pursuit Of bis vito.
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Too MANY WoMEN.-A stalistician
says there arc now threc hundred and
eighty.six thousand more women than
men in that portion of the United States
which lies ,ast of the Allegheny Noun.
tains, and that the number is constantly
Increasing, and proposes that the Phara-
ohio cdict, REQUIRING the immediate death
of every new. born female infant, be put
in force until the number OF the sexes is
equalized, and every woman shall have q
fair chance for a husband.
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ALL ron NEW ENoLASD.-No one
viii doubt that New England is largely
represented at the head of the principal
standing committees. Sumner is chair.
man oil the committee on foreign rela.
iions; Fessenden OF appropriation vii.
son OF military affairs: Edmunds OF pen
sions; lIamlln Of District of Columbia
Morrill, Of public buildings; Cragin 70
audit and conirol public expenses; An
thony on printing. Il will thus be s1en
that six New England States have rhe
chairmanship of eight committees, while
the remaining thirty States Of the Union
have the chairmauship OF twenty commit
tees. Il is plain 10 be seen that the sis
New England States are running the gov
crnmcnt for their own use and benefit
We do not blame the extreme East 81
much IN this matter as We do tho Repre-
sentaiiyes Of Western interests who plu,
the dough face" Il is the interest o.
the West aud Northwest TO cultivate the
trade Of the South and Southwest, and
set ~ the face Of this fact We see oul
own pretended Representatives dclibcr
aicly playing into the hands OF the East
and irampling upon The interests of thcil
own constituents Dayton Ledger
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ALBANY PRICES cURRENTE=
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ). cRADwoHE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By ). cRApwoHr.
ALBANY. Nay j, 1869.
The following are the prices paid Tor prodr..
ana the prlees at which other articles are sellng
Wheat-white, per bushel, 50 cts.
0ats-Per bushel, 33G374 cts.
Potatoes-pcT buShsl, ,sVCa50
onions-per bushei. 81 Is.
Fioar-pcr Dbl, s. s0@4 co
Butter-Pcr pound, IS cfs.
Eggs-pcr dozen, rs eta
Chickens-per dozen, 81 SOFAS 90.
Pcaehes-dri>d, per pound, I3azo eta.
PoTk-per pound, 565i cts.
Dccf-on foot, Hos ets
Mutton, per pound, i0912I cents.
soap--peF pound. 5@5a cts.
Sast-Los Angeles, per pound. u e4s
Heavy Golden SyTup-per keg, IS Is.
Extra Heavy Golden Syrup--per key. &c 60.
Aca-lo oung Tyson. Per pound, 81 Ge
BLACK. 75(Gsl %.
Japan. 81 g.
sugar-crnshed: per pound. 1890 cts.
Island. I39I4I.
Sea isIE1I6 cts
Cosee-pcT pound, 26425 cts
Aaiis-cnt, per poand, 7tlS cts.
While I.cad-pure, per keg, 81 oof9s IS.
Linsecd ol-boiled, per gallon, ST e2IaI Is.
TaFpentine-pcr gallon. 81 2S6I s.
Donestie-brown. I6I cts.
IL liekory-stTiDed, o. per yard. ls1zs cts.
Led Iicklng-per yard. asa Sc eta
Blue Driliing-pcr yard. z01azs cts.
Eisnneis--per yard, 50d 62I cts.
Prlnss-fast eclors, per yard. I2Se
Nine Powder. per pound. 75GSI 90.
Candics-bcst. per pound, 70a33 eta.
kice-China, per pound. I2aI6 cts
Ioeaeco-pcr pound. 81 GOAL IS.
sa!nratus--per pound, l63 cts.
Dried Plums-pcr bound. 1216lse.
Dried ApPies-prr n. 697e.
Currants-per h.
Daeon-lIams, per n, l2iaf.e.
. Sides. per 10. Zoe.
=" Shoulders. per 70, &C.
LaTd-per ln IN cans, I2c. In kegs lie.
1feaca im Brandy-Per gal, $40 0oGI2 90
Holland Gin-pcr gal. S. so
American Brandy-pcr gal. IS 90
Jamaica Rum-per GAL, $6 90
Iar-Sl IS per gallon.
Bcans-- per H., case
Deross kcrosens Oil, 75esl 90 per gal.
No. Q, SO 90. = - "
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A Blow AT PoLlrIcAI BETTING.

A Blow AT POLITICAL BETTING
The Bulletin remarks:
Judge McKinistry, in case where
500 had been bot on the result of the
last election, and suit had been instituted
against the stakeholder, awarded the mon,
cy to the original owner. In this theit
is no question but public interests anG
morals have boen subserved. Tho people
should by all means discourage betting
on elections, and to make the stakeholder
responsible, is one way of accomplishing
this; but public opinion needs to be en-
couraged III other ways.
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DY TELEGRAPH.
Ieor,l1aD rnon snn oaroOs n1aA1sl
Mlaeellaneous.


New YoRK, April 23.--McGarrahan
has instituted libel suit against the
Washington Republican and Ezprcss for
damages in $4,000 each, for publishing
tho charge that he used bribery and fraud
in pushing his claim before Congress.
The resignation Of Minister Hall has
bccu received.
Tho executive session confirmed Wads.
worth OF Kentucky us Commissioner to
settle international claims with Mexico.
A strong effort was made TO confirm
Jones on the GROUND that he was . per-
sonaI friend Of the President.
Robt. j. Walker will publish ten col.
umn letter tomorrow in favor of the IN.
nexatien of Cuba.
A 7riLuHe's specia! says, in executive
session Thayer. Pomeroy, and Harlan
attempted to defeat tho Presidents Indi.
an policy. They secured report of the
Committee against two OF the Quaker
Supcrinicndents. The nomination Of
R.ch, re s as agent OF the pclawarcs was
tabled, others rejected, come reported
against. Senator Wilson il cndcay0ring
to upset this trick
Chief G ERIK Mix, of the Indian Bureau,
was removed to day. aud Waugh, for some
time connected with the Office, was ap.
pointed.
The President vas visited to-day by q
largo number of Senators and Others
among them one of Brigham Young
wives, Miss Little, and one Of Brigham
sons, aud NIL Of tho Utah delegation. The
Gcrman veterans, "a delegation Of Indians
aud u delegation OF colUrcd men iron
Alexandria also called.
The Senate rejected tho nomination oI
Sanford us minister 10 Spain j. X Jonc,
to Belgium and L. w. Rober:s Us regis
ter at Marysyillc.
The Senate confirmed all the Indian
agcnts--m mainly Qunkcrs.
Carlisle was Confirmed rs minister 4
Stockholm without dissenting voice.
Pile was rejected as minister TO Brazil
Is TO 81
TaoY, N. Y, April 23.-Thc lower
portion of the city is inundated. Th'
storehouse of Glenn Falls lime COMPANY
Wus set on FIRE by the water Stacking
Fifteen hundred barrels Of lime were TO
tally destroyed.
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THE SwEDENBoRGIAN DOCTRINE
According TO Swcdenborg, there arc three
heavens. consisting of three orders of aD.
gels. The first is distinguished for love,
the second for wisdom aud the last for
obedience. AL angels have lived on
earth, none created such. They are men
and women in every respect, they marry
and live in societies. in cities. aud couu.
tries just us we do in this world Al: in
whom love 10 God and man is the ruling
principle 90 TO Heaven ut death. Be.
tween heaven and hell a perfect cquili'
brium IL maintained. AS there are three
heavens so there are three hels and ev.
cry angelic society has an internal antag
onist. Hell, az u whole, Is called the dey.
il and Satan; there is no individual bear
Ing this name AL in whom selflovc il
the ruling principle 20 10 hell There il
no resurrection OF the earthly body. Ev
cry one passes TO his final lot ut death
some make a short snjourn 10 an intcrmc
diatc state, designated the world of spir
its, where the good are cured Of their su
pericial intirmities aud intellectual mis-
takes, and the evil reject all their pretcn
scs 10 good.
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WouLD WAIr.-A chap from the
country, stopping at one of the hotels, sa,
down to dinner. Upon the bill OF fare
being handed to him by the waiter, he
remarked that he didn't care ''bout read.
inn uow-hc'd wait till after dinner.
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HoRsE TALK.-An experienced Jockey
says: TO start balky horse, fill his
mouth with dirt or gravel from the road,
and he'll go. Now do not hugh at this,
but try it. The plain philosophy of the
thing is, it gives them something else to
think of. We have seen it tried hun.
drcd times, aud it never failed.
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A WISE Conclusion devoted of
Bacchus thus addressed his hat, which
had fallen from his head IF / pick you
up, | fall; if fall you will not pick me
up-then l leave you" and he staggered
proudly away.
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PORTLAND, April 2s.-At the benefit
Of Mrs. Bates, last evening, she was pre-
scnled with beautiful diamond SC. val
ucd ut seven hundred dollars
Col. Hudneit, Chief Engineer Of the
Surveying party running a limo for a
railroad from the junction of Central and
Union Pacific to the Columbia river mr.
rived last night. The corps arc near
UmaiiIla coming this way. lie reports a
pass found through the Blue Mountains
where they can cross without difficulty.
EE-a ST. John has received commits.
sion as Superintendent of the consIruc
ton of the United States buildings 10 be
erected in this city. L. II. Wakefield
disbursing agent.
Weather clear
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THEIR SIGNIFIcATIoN.-The letters
K. G. b. in England designate knight
commander of the Bath in Dixie, a
knight of the carpet bag.
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PORTLAND MARKET PRTCEs,
raOx EvEnD.xe = srssr.

Flour-s3 7s@4 90.
Wheai-Dull. ut s3@65c per bushel.
Oats-Dull. at 4Sc per bushci.
Eggs-22@25c per do1.
putier-I.. Brine. 30a35e pcr h.
Dried A9ples-Dull. at Ease per 10.
Lard--ia tin cans. l4alsc; in kegs, laiaIsie.
Rscon-Dull, At Halle per n.
Hams-dull, tI2laI3ac per fN.