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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

gay judging froma criticism in the
Terre Haute Gazette, the wooden
head furnished the local of that
paper by Mcssrs. Little Bros. of this
city, must be about worn out. To
the manufacture Of that block"
4here was nc wood wasted.
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EG~100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je71 SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

bJ~ We wish to inform the public
10 general that we are now prepared
to manufacture all kinds Of custom
work for ladies and gentlemen at the
shortest notice. Having procured our
workmen from Cincinnati, we feel
confident that we eau give perfect
satisfaction as regards style. finish
and durability. Call and examine our
work. CHUTE & JENKINS.
1t No. % Main Street.
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"a Billy SabeTton was on tie ram
page again yesterday, yelling Ike a
painted Pawnee, aud making amuse :
ment for the children in bis neigh
borhOod.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

~ T. @. Brid@ell L Co, corner
OF Main and Third Streets, have a
foil stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
eDt Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rookhridge Aim Waters.
iet7-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

JAMES g. JONES will be a candi0at.
for Judge OF the Criminal Circuit Court of
Vandsgburgh County at the next election
AL. ROBINSON IS a candidate for tLe
ohice OF Judge OF the Criminal Court oL
NanderbuFgh q tElb
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

sT Howard Freeman pines to be a
free man. He is in the lock up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20
Administrators Sale.

RT DTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
w the undersigned, Administrator OF
the estate of Irwin f.. SAMSON, deceased,
win offer for sale at public auction, NJ the
Lamasco wharf, In front OF the floating
dock lately occupied by SAMSON a.
Wilson,, in the city OF Evansville.
count OF Vanderburgh, q State
OF Indiana, July twenty-thiTd, 1870,
the personal property of said estate,
consisting of three coal boats, or fats,
one floating dock, with chains, tackle and
spars, one large oil can, and various other
articles. Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock An.
Terms made known at time o. sale.
JOSEPH +. THOMAS.
Jy2 d3w Administrator
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~ Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at Is cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je77 S~CHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

bg-Fsber's Lead Pencils at the
JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

p9~ Ayers & Bingham's distillery
in Independence, rises rapidly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

At the Journal Omcc.

sNr A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
ie7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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MOrEafmg Star.

Frank o. Smith, Master:
VIII. Il. Whiting, CLERK,
VIII leave for Louisville and all way porlf
WEDNESDAY. JULY 30,
at9P M, on the arrival of the mail train
from the North and East.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO w. q. BROWN g. CO.,
1t AgenLa.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20
CorrecLed Tlme Table, june ~.
Daily JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1870.
CITY n e w s .

IA Esterbrook's splendid Steel
Pens at the JOURNAL Office.
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AT THE ARfEsI1N SPRING PARK,
JULY 81 {. 1870
Grand SummeFnight Festival.

Brilliant Illumination, Display of
Fireworks and Concert by the famous
q. Q. Band. under able leadership of
Prof. G. w. Warren.
Admission 10 cents a person.
The public is respectfully invited
by EDWARD WELLER.
iulv1S-td
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

Manifest of the S Gamer 1dIewtld, from
Cairo to Evansville, July 20, 1870:
A K 8hrader so hbd5 tobacco: Weldon
Bros 5 hit DIS tobacco; Hudspeth Coz hhda
tobacco: Martin Gardner q Co 10 hhds to-
baeco: K q Van Ripper 0hhds tabaccO; w
S Ford u nhds tobacco; Mr. Jackson lot
mtnnOw nets; q Stmms Up box Healy
Isaacs & Co package books: Il A Knox
IS 900 shingles; Kahn & VIII 3 boxes sum
dries. l bag coffee; f Fench -er 8 head cat
tie; VIM Heliman 1shRft: q w French I
kegspowder, 1 box candy 3 mowers, 3 cut
ter bars, 3 knives, 3 double trees; Jacob
Myers q Bro l door.
RESHIPMEET.
New Albany-l lag spun yarn.
LOUISVILLE hhds of tobacco, $40 bags OF
corn.
Aurora, Ind box sundries.
Cfn~c1nnatf-2 hhds tobacco, % empty
beer kegs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

sGrIf you want a good Gold Pen.
come to the JOURNAL Office and buy
one
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20
STE BOA

FOR OWENsBORO AND LOUISVILLE
The splendid slde-wheel passenger packet
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Xusqaito Bar Frames.

Armstrong; patent Is the best. [
have also a large lot of the Umbrella
style on land. G. ARMSTRONG.
81, 60 and Il Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. iuly15-tf.
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B9%New Envelopes received at the
JOURNAL office yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-20

Ba-Inkstand's at the Journal Of
fee.
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spRAYED.

~TkAEED AWAY July 18th, from the
- stable of Thomas Bullen, q bay mare,
Eeavy mane and tail, and left eye out.
Any information OF It's whereabouts lett
at Thomas Bullen's will be uDeIally re-
yarded. Hy202tl j. w. IL Ms.
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LOST.

IAN THE WHARF, ON SUNDAY
~ large Silver Watch. b finder Will
sc literally rewarded by leaving 10 at this
lfdce. JyO
nIE-On Second street, between Gom
and Chestnut, a jet cuff pin Win Iia-
mond tet. The Under will be rewarded py
GeavIug IL at this office. JyAS-<G
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FOR RENT.

A 6OOD BRICK nOUSE-With eight
IN. rooms, ON First street, below Elm.
INC former residence OF Charles HarItng-
ton. Price S25 per month. Apply 70 +. u.
LIEN. Jyl9 4G
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The Ingredients Of CcmpOsiil5n
Published with
EVERY BOTTLE.
Recommended by many Of the bsst
Physicians in the Land.

DR.. John Mageniss, formerly of the Royal
College OF Surgeons, and Surgeon iu -le
United States Army, during the recent
war, says;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27
Read Up.

The time was-and II has happily gone
bv-when book farmers were sneered at
10y the old styled farmers. but we have al
ways observed that the most successful
farmers were those who were most intclIi-
gent. We think many young men who
have left the farm for the Workshop. or
store. could have been kept at home and
become very useful citizens. il they could
only have had the advantages of an educa-
tioh. or the use ofbooks and other means
of enabling them to become successful far
mers. lie who shuts his eyes TO all i'm
provmenis in farm implements. farm stock
and new varieties OF frnits and vegetables
will very soon find that he is running be-
hindhand, and that he must soon mortgage
his farm. Now the farmers, as a class.
are a. sensible men a. those of any other
calling. and If they can only come 10 see
the advantage of new things. they are not
slow la adopt them. This is especially
true ofthose who live near large cities
More remote from the commercial cen
terswe have found a different state OF
things; that many farmers are not in the
habit Of reading anything that contained
any Information relating to their business
Now. no other class of business men would
think OF being without such information
as would be of interest to them. The mer-
chant studies his morning paper as care
fully as every good Methodist does his
ZIoNs HERALD, and shapes his course ac-
corlingly.
Ii Is in the power OF the agriculturalists
TO elevate their calling and themselves.
and place their profession among the most
honored. as il is among the most honorable
in the land. Farmers should not complain
If they will not use the powers they possess.
The world ALWAYS honors success let
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27
-S0S-
Muck.

These muck beds seem reserved by
kind Providence TO furnish manure for the
exhausted fields, the coal beds have
been reserved to furnish fuel for our
houses and manufactures Ii is less than
half century since our muck swamps
were considered q nuisance, q fertile source
of miasma, and fit only for the abode of
frogs. Now these swamps are treasured
as the most valuable part OF the farm, as
they furnish the basis for the nourishment
of the whole.
The value Of muck differs In different To-
cations; depending parity on the stage OF
decay In which IL Is found and partly on
the substances from which IL wa, oriyi
nally formed. When applied directly fro m
the swamp To the land, il is cold and sour.
decays slowly. and the benefit Is not i'm
mediately appearant. so that many who
have tried it in this manner have de-
nounced it rs worthless. Others have
placed 1t upon cold, wet land. already
aboandipg il vegetable matter, and have
thus carried c0als to Newcas tie That
Il Will enrich all dry soils deficient in car
bonaceous matters, there can be no oues-
ton Ii may not show much virtue the
first year. unless it has been previously
composted with manure, by which its de-
composition has been FASTENED; but like
the beds on which coal pits have been
burned, its effect will be found permanent.
l speak after an experience of twenty-fi
years In using it, and feel confident of what
| affirm. Ifmuck is lifted from its wet
bed and exposed morely to the air, it will
In year or two become dry and and
sweet, and by its absorption OF gases be
rendered q valuable manure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

William II. steven. OF t.oui,I.boro, ia the Coun.
" OF Haneork, and stat. ~ Maine. by his deed
" Mortgage dated September third I-- CONVEX.
ed Ia ms, Mary u. Kingsley OF laid t.pald.baro,
certain piece OF land with buildings thereon sita.
at't AZ Nc-t s'nu -bpru IA .ald tould.boro au.i
DE- rih-ri n follow. viz beginning At the .h1r"
OF Jonc-' Cave NJ The = D. part thereof In n deep
gnliN near a spruce spotted thence ~Huih
Isrts one ana ouc-ihird degree. TO the center
OF the town ro,. birch irus thirty three AMI
on c-haii To-ts thcnce south forty eight aad two
thirds degree west, eighteen rods thence from
csnier Of r"ai Aiofc aid North forty and one-ihird
degree west "a cellar stake IA gully, Tort gt,
ROSS, thence North foTiy-two degree. east 10 a
point. I've rods thence North eight, two Z gree.
east. thirteen and on--haii r,-i. to the
toned bound, containing Ave acre. moe les.
The conditions in laid mortgage having seen
broken, by reason whereof claim a foreclosure
at the -atnc, and give this notice accordingly
Mary u. hing-lcy,
BY H. NJ sARIEST her ATTY.
Jan'y. 10. l--O gAS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27
THE
CENTRAL
RAILROAD
OF IOWA.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
At05 and Accrued Interest.


MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR
GOVERNMENT BONDS While the Premium 10
still large las the Treasury has promised to buy
thirteen millions In D.cember). and Rcinve-t In
the fir, Mortgage Bond. ofthe CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD Iowa, which pay about one-ihiri more
Interest. The time To make such Renve-tmcnt
is while the Treasury is buying. and Governments
a,c at a premium.
The Road does not run through Wilderness
where II would have To wait years Tor population
and business. but through the most thickiy settled
aud productive agricultural COUNTESS in he state,
which gives each section a large traffic a. soon as
completed.
II runs throug then great coal fields OF southern
Iowa To the NaIh where coal l. ndi -pcn sable and
mnst be carried.
I; runs from the great lumber rgiors of the
North. through di,tric, OF country which Is des
titute OF this prime necessity.
The mortgage :. made to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Co. aud bonds can be i-suc,i only al rate
OF ei5y0o per mite. or only hall the amount upon
some other roads. Special security is provided
for the prime pal and tor the payment Of interest
The New York Tr,ssa, says " this is a splendid
enterprise. aud deserves the most liberal aid"
The New York Iadr peaaenf says. I'VE know
the Central Railroad oi Iona IL one OF the great
and good works of the age it, Director. inciudc
many Of orr leading bank presidents and other
gentlemen Of high character, who have mean.
enough to bniid two OF three such roads out 81
their pocket, 50 that all it, affairs will be
ably a well a. honestly managed. the central
of Iowa will be to that stale what the New York
Central Is TO this. except that Il runs through a
lar richer country. We therefore recommend the
Cent. nj Iowa Bonds, with cntii. confidence in
their value. TIE truth Is. that fir-t Mortgage
OF sisono per mile upon a road running through
such country cannot be Otherwise than safe"
fr.t Mortgage iiond- Tor small amount
upon road run ,ing through such \ rich and al
ready well-setlici par, Of Iowa. well DC rec
commended a. \ perfectly -alc well yery pro
fiiab,e Investment. Pamphlets with map. may b.
obtained. Asd sub.criptians'w al bc received. at
THE opMPANl'~ OFFICES. No. - PINE ST.
NEW lo9k. and at the BA>h Or >pBTii
AMERICA. % WALL ST. afri at iioWk>
MAtls> - WALL II.
Ei,h-PpKI b. EDWARD >wAZtN sc.
". B. SHATTUCK,
o. TEEAsUErR-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

Whereas Henry ;. Jones. Of Ellsworth County
of Hancock, by hi. deed Of mortgage dated he.
ccmber 81. \. u. lsit. recorded ia Hlncock Regis
Try Not. ~. Page Ii1, cpnyeyc.i to ,.cot.c h.
Griffin, OF said Ell-wprti, = certain lot or piece
Of land situated in Township No Eight 10 said
County Of iiancocS, described follow. VIZ
beginning on the south line Of -ai.l Township al
stake luo rods ta-t OF the :. ". Corner OF .ald
briiin's tract thence NorthcriY at rtgh, angles
one hundred and siNt, rod. thence IA -tcry par
allel with sAld Township lice twenty-five rod !;
thence >outhcriy q; right-angics one hufirri aud
siNiy rods To -aid line. thence Westerly on said
line twenty five rod - place Of beginning. con
tanning twenty 1--we acre.
Aud whereas the condition OF said mort age
has been broken, q tiin 10 oreco.e the pur
snant TO the Statute IN such eases made AMI pro
yided
George X. Gri1in.
By DElNkw ATER HAVE, his Nav, 5xI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

Old COw,-I consider a COW I'm her
prime (all things considered) from five to
ten years old. Some cows hold ont much
peter than others, IS with men and horses !:
and are really as young to all intents and
purposes ct twelve years, rs others are at
nine or ten. Never keep . COW through
the winter after she gets to going down
hill, or kill . superior COW on account of
her age, II her teeth are good, and she is
Al night, without any signs Of deteriora-
ton. Cows should be MIXED regularly,
and BY steady milkers.-Anerfcda Stock
Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

Mr.. Rufus Newcomb Of Dover, has
lived something like half q century, during
twepty-eigh years Of which he drove .
stage and for the same number Of years
made his home in public house yet be has
never drank glass Of liquor, never taken
Q chew Of tobacco, NOR ever played game
Of can1s.-( Bangor WAie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27
A Book for Every Woman.

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TiNE E>GRttl<c.
Thezc are, beyond all conf aTison. the most
iraorSii nary work Physiology ever published.
There /. nothing whatever that thu MARRIED or
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many natter Of the mosi important aud interest
ng character are introduced. to which aliu hon
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lie without these valuable boos.. They are utter
Iy unlike Others ever published.
yALIAsLE Bopks.-wc have received the val
uabl- medical works OF Dr. Albert IL. HAye-.
These books OF actual merit. aud sho u!d find
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the cheap order of absminsble trash, pu blish-d
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These are truly scientific and popular works ey
DIR. Hayes, one OF the most ietrne! aud popular
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Price OF sCIENCEof LIFE, 800. PHl>iOi.-
OGi OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES. eco.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

To he on. PARKER Tuck, judge Of Probate
within nd for the County OF Hsncock:

To he nos. PAxkER Tuck, Judge Of Probate
within nd for the County Of Hancock
The undersigned Adiic y. Hartman CO heirs
with George Z. and Carrie d. Hartman heirs 81
Ambrose ". Hartman late OF Bucksport In said
County deceased Interstate. Reprcs ents that the
said Ambrose died seized Of certain Real Estate
tn said County. and that she Il desireous OF hold
ing her part Of the same in scveraliy. She there
fore, prsys that you will appoint q 'snmissiopers
TO make partition Of said Real Es,a'r ard that he-
part thereof may be set out 3, her ., hold in sew
ernllv. ADDfE y. HARTMAN.
Bucksport Jan. S. isIo
STATE or MAINE
Hancock. So Court Of Probate. Ian. Term, A. ID 4.
1870
Upon 10. foregoing petition, ORDERED. Tha, said
Widow give public notice TO all persons Interested
by causing copy Of this order to he published
fnrcc weeks ssoce-sisely In the Ellsworth
American newspaper pnblish.d In Els
worth, In said Cpauiy. that they NAV ap.
pear at Court Of Probate for said County. to be
held ~ Ellsworth on the First "Wednesday OF teh
next. at ten Of the clock 10 the FORENOON. to show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted.
PtENsR Tuck Judge.
Attest, Geo A. Over, Register ~,
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MANHOOD AND WOMAMnooD.
~ nLisHED ~ ItiN
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Bula ach Street. Boston.

l'Ffp'fsfr IAFfrFr FfnuFf 7
10000 COPIES SOLD The LAST YEAR.
THE SCIENCE of LIFE. or >ELf.fRE>kRN A.
TIo>. Medical rrratie. oa the cause an. ,urr OF
EXHAUSTED VITALITY. PREMATURE DECLINE II
Mk>. NERVOUS ASp PAf>tcA DEBILITY. HiIpc.
Hu>pEia. and all other disease. arising Iro.l the
EERoE- Of lnt ri. the I>pt<c strto>s or Ex
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The Subscriber hereby give. pubic .otte, 4, aII
't"'i' isst -tss has h-ssa daily appointed
ami ~ aAsh upon f"r'cH the trusi OF an Al
miHIstratTtN Id b1nis non OF the k.ttf- gf
warren q stevens. late 81 Biurh.l
~ the county OF Hancock. decreased BY giving
bond a. the law directs; she therefore rrqara-
All persons VITO are Indebted 10 the said ,iccca .ed
estate. {" make immediate payment an.i those
"hs have any demands thereon, to EXHIBIT the
same Tor pay Hegi.
LUCY -. STEVENS
Jan 5th. i..D xwe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

To tn. Honorable Justices Of the supreme Judi.
clal Court next TO be holden al Ellsworth la and
Tor Clc county OF Hancock on this fourth Tuesday
Of Oct. next
Hannah \. HAYES of Penob.eot In said County
whose maiden name was Hannah A. Perkins re-
specially lbels and gives this Court to be inform
ed thai che was lawfully married to jos. "a II.
HAYES formerly Of BrookssilIe in said County but
whose present residence Is to her unknown, on
the Both day of Decs .nber a. ID. lsO, and :
his WIFE tina; that they lived together after their
inteTmarriage at BrpoksvilIe and also at Bangor
until January \. D. ls6. during ali which time
your lbelant conducted herself a faithful cha.te
and prudent wife towards her SAID husband, but
the said Joseph ii. Halves without any ju-tihabie
cause, did IN the month Of January a. ID. Isti, de-
sert and abandoned your hbelant and did depart
out OF The State TO parts unknown and has continu
ed such dessrucn To the pre- sent tine and has dur
ing all said time contributed nothiag for her SUP
port
Whereas and because 1t Is reasonable and prop.
per- condcive 10 domestic humanity, and consis-
tent with the peace and morality oil society, she
prays the Honorable Court to dissolve the bond
of matrimony betseen her and the sail Joseph
III. iiawes and To grant to her divorce ir ON him
Dated al Ellsworth this Eth day Of September
A. II. lS5s.
HANNAH A. HALVES.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, S.. supreme Judicial Court Oct
Term, lej3.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court ord., that
hotice oil the pendency of the same be gwen to the
Ibeee therein named. by publishing AN attested
copy Of said libel and of this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth America an,
the last publication ~ be at least thirty DAYS be-
fore the ne At term OF this Court to be holden at
Els "orth, within and for the county Of Hancock,
ON the fourth Tuesday Of April next, tia. said
iibele. may then and there appear, and answer
the said libel and show cause II any he have, why
theprayer thereof should not he granted.
Attest, ii. Ii. SAUNDERS. Clerk
true copy Of the libel and order thereon
Attest. II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Alta Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth with.
in and for the County OF Hancock, on the. first
e6n R,Ia of A ID liz