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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-29
Sherif7s Sale.
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In the District Court Donphsn County State Of Kansss
Nancy A. Hanson, Plaintiff
Jane W. Spencer,
Administratrix. Defendant
NOTICE il hereby given that will the 9Th day Of
~ November A. D. 1s74 at the hour of two oeiock r
Of said day the north door Of the Court House in
ne city Of Troy in Douphan County, State Of Kansas OF
t sale at public auction for cash the following de
ia estate to Wit: Beginning forty tfol rods from
est corner Of the north west fractional quarter
Srn a in township five. 80 Of range TWEEN
a., ,hs i.rty sO rods north thence forty to rods
- a. 49, t1Ireds south thence fnrty tf0l rods west
- inc PIses Of Beginning Containing ten acres more
nrnner,y ~ g.n NJ un.y State Of Kansas Taken the
O.. bidder sns a.. e and offered sale 70 The
now Of record in the District Court fo1 ~ $50
in the State Of kAnsas in which Nancy A HIM.
TIN and Jane W. Spencer. Administ, strix = pa.in
ls7l VI "o''oer' A d
THOMAS J. vAEDERsIIc1
Sheriff Of Doniphan CONT.
VN'o'oa q i'. Frs fee, tl0so
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MOaeV! M0neV!!

Money to build houses money to in business money
any purpose long time and easy terms for use In
ts'our or Kansas be obtained every Saturday Of
Ae st. Joseph Building Company the St. Joseph and
Annals Loan and Building Company Foe further par.
suArS apply in person o. by letter to J. NJ Street
tesdsn; or F. L. Mclean Secretary, Francis street
nm Hcuse building to Henry Boder Jr, Director,
iU!, hansaa ianlyl.
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Aseut BitIers.-At certain periods Of life tonic 10
n'es'ity but there danger in using stimuants that
the organs Of digestion while giving temporary
" 10 Oeriate thiE and present to the public tonic
I'VE ircu ALCOHOLIC POISON Dr. Greene prepared the Oxr
NArEc BTrTERs. a for DYSPEPSIA and all kin
N complaints. Sold everywhere. JoHS +. HESRI,
TOrl
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Tv. H.,ar,s DOLLAR. Reward.

will pay a reward Of Two Hundred Dollars to any per
son who viii give information Of the xherea
bouts el my scn Willie Beeier who left home High
land Kansas the stb day Of September ls.4 and
last .eeu learn At Atehsou the 9Th Of
September The boy is Is Of has black eyes and
black hair and is slightly stOopshOudcrcd When left
he had on hat and dark clothes without vest
Address NE at Highland Kansas
JOHN s BEELER
Newspapers copying this aoee may aid in restoring
boy 10 bis family.
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~ Don't forget to call at n. Silverman's New
York Store He is determined to sell all kinds of
goods cheaper than anybody in Doniphan County.
Oct22ml. n. SILvERMAN.
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u Arch Campbell at Severance, sells all kinds Of
Oils Glass, Putty Drugs. Medicines &c Makes special
ty Of School books PENS Inks Writing Paper Envelopes
Copy Books &c. Also takes subscriptions for any book
ne ssaper published Sells for cash ony oct22w3
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The Elephant i'm Town!
Low Prices the Watch.Word!
Good Custom-Work at Shoddy Prices!

The above only few of the bargains offer for the
next thirty days Call and examine stock of BooTs
and SHOES We guarantee saving of 10 to Is per
Remember the place. GEo. W. MARLow
oct23tjanl. Market Square ST. Joseph, No.
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Joseph Craney has his storeroom crammcd full Of
goods which he selling the lowest prices Groceries
of all kinda and Of the best quality and dry goods of
cry description Boots and Shoes speciality of which
has large and superior stock. Call on him and save
money oet29.
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9 Patrons of Husbandry. -

CENTRAL GRANGE No 466 meets every Saturday
Itsruoon at o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy
Visiting brethren will he welcome.
JOHN n TRACY, Master.
THoNAs HESsHALI- Secretary.
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IF the Druggist Offers any kind of the herbhavOr-
ed alcohol for dyspepsia bousuess any other all
ment tell him that yOu want medicine, not BARRON
drink Ask him for DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA BTTERs
the best regulating preparation known and which you
Eno,r is free from Satdns Ehrir" Reject all the fiery
Toncs" and "Appetizcrs" and cling to that remedy.
There is remedy that compares with IL. octI54w
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5000 Relic OF Wall Paper,
Sfeceived from the New York manufacturer and will
sd at from I:i to 70 cents per roll. Call and examine
f'ryOurselves. BIckFoaD & SINCLAIR
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COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

TRor KANSAS, Oct. %, 1874.
Hon R. N. WILLIAMS, Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee:
DEAR SR;-Owng to the fact that ineligible
ose in the State Of Kansas and wishing embar
hinder in the least degree, the Of the
Republican party and approaching the action of the Be
publican County Convention in hOnoring me with the
sOnatiou for County School Superintendent beg leave
offer my decnation At the time my best wishes
for Of the ticket representing the sen
ents o that party that successfully combatted the
rebel host in preserving the nation destruction
Very respectfully,
MRS. SUE HAWKINS.
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~ Popular illustrated book eco pagesl on MANHOOD!
'ASHcop! MARRkGKl Impediments to Marriage;
cause and Sent securely sealed post paid, for 50
%'a by Dr.. C. WHITTIER GIT St. Charles Street ST.
~NA No. the great specialist Read bis Norks- nol3
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Al admirable feature in the arrangements at MOUNT
SARou SUMMARY is the furnishing manual labor to stu
e's who would eoonomise their sxpcnsss- See adver-
'senent on fourth mage july2tf
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"A Magnificent Conception wonderfully carried out

I
The necessity for popular medium for the represent,
b .e Produe. OF our great artists has Away
meet the want The successive failures which nvari
o % t ssen a.snlp. IN TINS country 70 establish
America To the claims of high art So soon a. nr,pe
appreciation Of the want and ability TO meet ii ser,
shown. the public at rallied With enthusiasm To II,
support and the result great artistic and CONNER
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THE ALDINE while issued with all the regularity
nas ne 81 the temporary or timely interest characters
pure light and graceful literature and coss,;dy .,
pictures the rrest specimens artistic skill in black
and white Although each succeeding number affords
fresh pleasure 10 its friends the real value beauty Of
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In no narrow sense True art Is cosmopolitan. While
TIE ALDINE is strictly American institution il does
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art Its mission Is "a cultivate broad appreeiaye
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intrinsic merit Thus while placing before the patruns
THE 4LDINE, as leading characteristics. the produc
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The lteratur. Of THE ALELyE is light and graceful
49, M"ty % the srtistc features with only
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PREMIUM FOR 1873.
p ,,, r.
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MARKIEp-october 18th 1874 in Oregon NO. at the res
idepce Philip Hufaker by Rev Joseph Strother Mr.
AIou.o Donahue to Mira Elizabeth Davi. both Of whise
Cloud.
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" Musical EDucA1IoS Of the highest grade can be
~'ned at Noun CARROLL SEMINARY fully equal to the
in the best musical Conservatives at less than half
The cost iulyatf
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Ir the Draggis, Offers any kind of the

n large assortment of latest styles of kid gloves at
81 per pair at the New York Store. oct22mI.
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~ f. Van Buskirk has arrived with his good. and
in few days viii be Strengthened up and ready for bust
uees-
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RI. N. Hopkins, for CssEtT superintendent.
To the Voters Of Doniphan County:
Owing to the declination of Mrs Sue Hawkins can
ddate for County Superintendent the Republican Central
Committee has placed in domination Mr. H. N Hopkins
Of Maren TornshiP and take pleasure in recommending
him as a estimable and competent gentleman in
cry way worthy the support Of the Republicans and friends
of education of the County and believe elected he will
give eminent satisfactioa.
CIRus LELAND, JR- Sec
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II Ed Snow, one Of the publishers of the Reform
papers generally In Southern Kansas dropped in US
Tuesday.
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Cool.

II large lot of Constables Sales and Justices Sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale at this
Office.
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SEWING Machine Sales for Two Years.

The above statistics extracted frnm returns
made the Of the Sewing Machine Patents and IL
will be observed Companies made larger
than Is72 and that the Singer usual il
In the lead The Singer Company sold fonrtenths Of all
the machines disposed Of in s1 and 1133J4 than
other Company.
There 500 Singer Machines In daily use I'm Doniphan
County. oet22w3
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-, other length of time, in accordance with the
To- a., Tbjch apply only Ia regular advertising.
f SO. cards Of fines or less, 8 year
5l'pTI and transient advertisements, d per square
re- ~ Insertion and 30 cents per square for each sub
Voices will he charged 50 psr cent extra and
81 sdyertisementS and personal communication
~ i0e, Of solid SOnpareil make one square. An
10 hsIfs square and over, are counted a. . fun
or .;sr,epts recurring TO be certified to. viii be
he cost Of certifying, in addition to the regular
rsut advertisements must be paid for invariably in
FIsftoP WORK Of all kinds done short notice. a.
" H. times will admit All Job Work must be paid
s,p taken from the Office
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Coal.

Richmond Coal for sale at the ST. Joe D. e. R R. De
pot, by C. L. HOLLAND.
OctItE
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" Tx "TELcHRR's PROVISION" at MOUNT CARROLL
has enabled Of the best teachers In toe
1t themselves for the positions Of usefulness ana
they are occupying. See advertisement IN TINS
PAPER. july2tf
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AGENTS.

-.-rsk LOCKE. "a Park Row.
" ip1rTTENGILL CO. 81 Park Row,
49, AND
.,pGE P. POWELL CO., 40 Park Row are our only
y..Ssri,ed Advertising Agents in New York
.TrILD Stone, st. Louis.
81 CoBURS Co., Chicago.
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~ supply of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
''f sale at this Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-29

IFrrERHEADs. BILLHEADS. ENVELOPES.
uoNTTIY STATEMENT BLANKS and Al socn wcrk.
s,s.,,tsd N he best style at The Ckz6 ssaoe .
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70 Warranty ouitciain and Mortgage Deeds for sale
~ this ofRrs
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This Office
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~ White Coal Oh at BIcksohD q sEcLAIEs
- Pure Cider visegar. at BlckroED sEcLAiE'h
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THRILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES

Are the best published anywhere. Al the most popular
1rters employed % crte originally for Peterson In
1875 in addition TO the usual quantity of short stories
FIVE ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT NOVELTIES will be
given. by Mrs Ann ). Stephens Frank Lee Benedict
Jane G. Austin Marietta Holley and Daisy ventnor.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
THE OLD BAY STATE.
Latest News OF the Results OF the Elec-
tiOn-Ths successfal Candida tes-Feel-
1AG In Boston.

Latest News Of the Results Of the Elec-
tiOn-Ths Successful Candida tes-Feel-
BOSTON, Nov. T. 1874.
AZ Q late hour this morning the Journal summed
Up the resu!s OF yesterdays election as foows:-
The election OF CASTOR ldem.) for Governor by Q
plurality of7,Sl7. For Congress-Buninton rep.l
II elected In the Fnss district by 4,420; Harris
rep.l 10 elected In the Second by 2slo; Pierce
ep.l Is elected in the Third by so72; Frost rep.J
IL elected In the Fourth by 50; Banks Gnd) Is
elected in the Fifth by 5,e3s; Thompson tdem Is
IN n ns s5n nS @ rDx dem
elecfed In the Eighth by STA Hoar rep. Ii elected
in the Ninth BY ls7; seelye lnd. repj Is elected IN
Inc p aSrtn oy oeo Cnapin (dem.) Il elected IN the
The Legislature Will stand ~ fonows:-senate-
Kepuoncans, "a democrats. 16 House-Repub-
the Council win probably stand-Republcans.
All tue republican state ticket except Talbot is
elected.
The legislature Is largely opposed to prohibition.
salt OF the election Ia profound and the interest
to-day has been scarcely less than yesterday. The
papers unite In ascrioing the defeat to the abuses
wnich nave crept into the republican State party
and Its apparent sympathy with corruption.
They urge . cleansing process and predict more
suit OF the temporary deIeat The defeat OF Butler
and Ayers Is haied with satisfaction even by the
day SAID d:-'If the republican party can stand Its
losses, think can bear my sharc.n
The democrats IN tine various parts OF the state
In Name and New Hampshire salutes were fred.
At Gloucester 100 guns were fred tonight, and
THOMPSON made speech at the City Hall to his
The struggle in the Fourth district between The
frienos OF Frost ana Abbott promises 70 be lively.
II Is believed that Frosr's election will be MAIN
tanned, though the Abbott party insist that re-
count will elect the latter.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
u.y oollect0r Is cr.dlssa van the .tassmen. that

usy Collector, 10 credtsd with the statement that
l2, 900 ma oriry The whites are greatly excited,
and openly declare that the moment this Is a.
tempted they VIII hang the participants Tor out
race upon the rights oI Tree people, even n The
federal army have 70 be brushed aside TO reach
the persons OF the Offenders Governor McEnerv
has Just declared TO me that, while he has eoub
sellcd moderation aud submission untll the people
had Just election, II such an attempt Is made IL
VIII be revolution and ne Will be m favor 81 meet
ting revolution with revolution. He tn,nks that
President Grant will not dare the army 10
protect men In such deeds OF outrage, and even
II he does he believes The people viii summariy
punish them IN the ace oi the entire army.
gentleman, who was present and heard this
declaration Of the Governor, declared that ne
would go further, and II the whites were counted
out not man Oh them would be lett alive. even If
the whites were forced to meet IN confct with
the forces oil the United States The people are
not In the temper TO bear more, and SO eXas-
peraLed are they that II the Returning Board
throw out the white voters | expect to see the
lamp. posts adorned with Kellogg. Packard and
others before tho federal troops can be concen-
rrated TO protect them.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
LOUISIANA.

Alleged Intention OF the Rsturnin9
board to Count the Radical Candf.
dates Into Omcs-Danger OF . Rsvolu.
tfon Resulting-Popular Evaporation
Kindling.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4, 1874
Governor Wells, Chairman OF the Returning
Board, Is In the city. He refuses co resign to allow
the appointment of conservative members, and
has called session or the Board TOR the lltn to
count the vote and declare the result 1t Is very
evident that the radical leaders intend TO count
radicals IN, as they are to-day securing aiidavits
charging intimidation OF negroes IN these parishes
and In districts Of the city whore the whitss ere II
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 4, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship Algeria tBr, LIE Messurier. Liverpool via
Steamship Helvetia (Br), Webster. Laverpool-F w
Hurst
Steamship Ema (Bp. Ecker. Port au Prince, &c-Pim.
steamship Royal Minstrel tBE. Henderson Galveston
-Funch, Edye Co.
Steamship CITY Of Galveston, Evans New orlsans-o
Steamship George Washington, Whitehead, Portland
ship Roma (Br) Mckenzie. Liverpool-R Cortis
Bark Lea (Aus Schme rchmich Liverpool-slocovich
1 Co.
Bark MIN (Br), Peters London-Henderson Bros.
Bark Omega QtaD. Fiascanaro, Civita veccnia-J Q
srig vincenzo utap. aodano. conssanunopls-
sris XGolph Laura t1r), Roach, oporto-Gsorss
srS Julia Blake pr,, Knowiton, sahia--J Whitney
Brig Starlight Slower. Port span-L P Arm.
.Brg Aaslins Richardson, Drisko, cardsuas-J wiu-
schr Theresa, Quinn. Psra-o Amsinek 4 Co
schr Edwin Rowe Croker, Para-B Weinberg.
schr Traveller. Hodgsa st Augusnne-Bontley GIL.
saSr Jais Sw,Ilsus Dayton, Key West and Pansaeo.
on scss ssasi:y. Williams oa
scnr ssmmyy Ford, Allen. Eas.pors xs-Jed FRYE
Sohr Pointer, Bliss Bristoi-E " Jacksou Son.
Sonr sAlns Bnytou Dursy Observation-Disclosures xsuu.
SiccO Xnnis, Thomas, Cedar Xsya rla-J Lewis I
Spamss vsspsr. DAVIS wilmington. Dsl-A Abbott
steamer brlStoL WaIace. Pniladsinnia-JO Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

IL appearing satisfactory me, by the verified com
pla int herein and the aiuavits OF Elariuge
francis W. hurt. Azarah = Palmer, Hehry Coie anu
Leoniias II. HurL ana the deposition oil me aeienoant
Frederick Humphreys heretofore taken nerei uSss
and IN pursuance of an order Of TINS oourL Mst
sufficient grounds tor an order OF INJUNCTION cxiss
upon motion OF Morris / Billings, plahtny attor:
neys I d. hereby order that the delenuants, nit9
each OF tem their and each OF their servants ana
agents manuiac turing or sciny lor OF on
behalf tile said Humphreys specinc
Medicine Company principal Or Tor or on behalf Of
said company agent any other person or hrn q
cur pora ton, under the name OF humphrey Wltcn
Hazel or Witch rnzel. or any similar name, the med
clue heretofore Known as Ponds Extract, or any
medicine which IL the same or similar T., the medt
from appropriating in any way or using or ex
pendiug or contracting 10 appropriate or use 10
INV way or 10 cxpend any moneys or innda
hronglus said company In advertising the sale
oi suc medicine by said company. or 10y any or Tor any
ne sO, nrm corpofaon or IN manufacturing or put
tug Ii up sale, IN the manufacture or purchase u
or payment fer Any materias, anes or other printed
or said medicine. o. In the employment of any
agent to manuacture. put up tor sale or sell
the medicine or In any matter thinS Connected
with manufacture sale OF the said nedcie also
ro publishing In any manner tor any purpose the
manual Of directions copy whereof y annexed 70 the
tracing Tor or mourning any LIABILITY whatever on be-
hall said company with regard 10 the nanuacurs.
putting sale or sale or such medtcne or In any
matter Or thing connected Herewith unsil the iur,er
order Of this Courts and In case Of dsobedence TO th
order will be liable 10 the punishment therefor pre-
ssribsd uy law
SM ssss' s'Vs~''l = Jugx j. vRxEpxAx.
jx1Nss eNeseise osasA
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
ARRIVALS.
1xPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHfTRsToNE rnLRGRAPH LINE

xxrosrsp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfrRsToNR rnLRGRAPH LINE
.na yR s dss aa m
Trancxlyn. Nov 2, $50 miles cast OF sandy Hook.
R:: q ssso 0Gs & hsaos for or
s.s.msh!p Erin sr Anarsws aysrpoo Oct 2 ys
iesmship Victoria tBr. Hsaeerwiek, Glasgow. oet2l
via Neville - with mdse and passengers to henderson
steamship Pereire Fr, .surmount, Havre Oct 2s via
1ss NOV Jas 4 Y. lon g IS passed German steam.
% Ssna sa: sa ses raGa
ls with mdss ana passengers to Funch. Edye 4 co.
Knssoa % sSh with mSss and passsnseIs Hs' TO fn
steamship Columbus. Reed aavsn. Oct 80, with
. snIy Hook by fog.
sisam.hie sssSs,or Wood Wilmington NC. with ma
ssrt W. ones tol Yarmouth, Ns. Porter, Antwerp
schr Moonlight, Rogers, Virginia, with wood to Thos O
schI West Wind. Tracey. Philadelphia for Tsu River
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BoUsD SOUTH.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New YORK with
md.e and passengers TO Dmoes
ford New Ysrt with mass and 'e~ 1''
seSr Cen banks, mcfarland: salem io5 New Yorr
H Hssi La~rsnce IawSsnss for New
schr Henrietta chatned. Connecticut River for New
York. with stone TO Kenyon a Co.
Schr David q Floyd, clifford, Newport for New York
schr Haze. McNanee, Greenwich Tor new Yorx, with
stone To order
steamer Albaiross Davis FAN River tor New York with
mdsc passengers.
Steamer Electra, Young Providence tor New York.
with mdse and passengers.
BOUND Eisr
Steamship City Of New bedior1 Springer York for
New Bedford.
Brig Julia Blake Knowiton New YORK for 81 john NIB
schr Gertrude Pummer, Pluinmer, New YORK Tor st
Johns Pk
Nh. - ~
,schr Hannah wessbrcok, LIrslejohn. Now YORK for
schr yells.. simpson. Hoboksn tor Bridgepor.
bchr kiLA, Hutchns, New iosk tor luu,tngtou.
= esnr sfaaxaaa RNrss, Nhnd, WsshAwksn tos 1soSee