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Mrs Msy6eld, . widow of Stan
ford. Kentucky. fell in love, with .
tramp at sight, who came to her
house TO beg. and married him, not
withstauding The threats Of her rela-
tives to put ber in 40 insane asylum.
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD

Is published iy he Land department Of the kan
sas Pacific Railway Company, te supply ,he large
AMI Increasing de;nsni for Information respecting
KANSAS, and especially the u. pnifesnt body Of
lands graHtai by Coursss il aid o. the cersssrce-
t!or Of its roai. This grant esnpzsses
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4 Rhode Island man tried 10 cure
. ham with blae glass.
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An amendment to the constitution
A wooden leg.
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ScheII & KimmeI,
SOMERSET, PA.

Accounts of Merchants and 9TH
er Business People Solicited Drafts
negotiable in all parts Of the Coun-
Try for sale. Money loaned and
Collections made.
janlz
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- = - - = 20 - 49,
The Revised Statutes of the United States, See
tons .1 3157, sss. aEi s2ss require escry persen
cnsaset ia any business, aspcatiSn, q employ
alert which renders nfns liable 70 special tax 10
procure a.d place cgnspieuensiy in his establish
payEneat Il said special tax for the Special Tax
! ear oegianiug has 4. lSIs, aelorc commencing
o. eoni inriing business after April % 1s-1.
a return. r. prescril ed cH torm II. is also re-
enirsi ey law q every person liable 70 SPeciai
Tax. s.s ahoxc.
TINS taxes eriracsl withintic provisions Of the
iar above quoted are the lciioNing- SIX;
heetiarrs- S-le %
Dealers, Fcsai lqueF eF.-...--.-............ - %
Dealers. Wholesale iiqacr-. 100 %
dealers IN iuafs liquors, vi.olesale--.-... % %
l'ca.c!s 81 IGai il4uggst retAii--.--.--..-- ~ 90
Dealers Ia leaf ioi'leey. > 90
Retsii unaicTs in iea tobacco. ....s...-- 80 o.
Andor s-.iss si over ,l9t. my g nIs isr
every dollar n cxcess - - o..
Dealers IA manufactured tetacce-..-..... 90
Aanusse nsls q stiiis...-.- .....-.-....-. 60 10
AMI III elch sfiii manufacture .....-.- 80 oe
And for each voFra Manufactured. - %
manufacturers oi tehace-5 ce-5......-..+--.... 1eoe
alanatirtuses Cf cigars .-......-.-...-...- 10 60
Fclllers y tceaeca, uFst class more than
twe horses or other amin uaisl ....-...- - %
petaierS of felacco, second clsss GH1
horses or other raluiaisl ---......... = 90
Beddkrs oi toha~ee. .thisd class tone Eorze
y eihfr aEiiaail 49, .....--..... 10 90
~ public conveyance ...-----.....-.-. 10 90
Brewers ~ less tnln 900 b2r-eis....--..-. - %
Hrcwers 0i 5oe barrels ar moTe.....-....- Ice %
Any person 20 liabie, who shah fail to comply
with The foregoing requirements Eiii he subject 70
severe -nensilits.
Persons or firms liaole 70 pay any of the Special
Taxes naEnsd above must apply 20 Eiward Scui,
Collector of internal kevenus az Samersft, aRd
pay for and procure the Special Tax Stamp "
stamps they need, prior to Mayl 1877. and with
tut iar;her notice.
Special Tax Stamps Nil be transmitted By NAH
only receipt from the fcrsn ilrsn ordering the
same u specific directions - do together with
the necessary postage stamps or the am6unl re-
9 ggirea % pay the postage. The postzge on cue
stamp is three cents AID on tws stamps SIX cents.
y K is desired thai they TO transmitted By regis
tered mail. ten cents addhilnal shogli aee0nPaay
fhe appleatiun-
GREEN T. RAUM
Commissioner o; Internal Revenue
DTEgCs or INTERNAL REVENUE
Wasniugten. ID. G.. Ianaary =. ISL. m1T2i.
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MOTIONS, FURNISHING AND
FANCY GOODS.

essring thaIB satisfaction both as rggar.is price
and quality % gods. The merchants visiting
Bztfirore are urgently requested 10 esg and see
me heiOre making prTehasts
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.TATr pnnES s

ICI.ATE FS.
Ihosr Who are nov nrifaing houses should kaeS
EeSais tnan tin shingles Slate viii iast i0reyer
A1I uo repairs are required Slate gives the Pur
es1 water fo- cisterus Slate Il fire procL Every
god locse should have Slate ruoi- Tie nader.
Signed IS ioca-ei IN Cumberland, whert he has
goos supply Of
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Ns.eNarla,l.s

NOTICE.
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%. s INTERNAL REVENUE
sPEsnAs. gAxEs,

Hay /, lst:, 70 Apra ., ls7s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-15

r;na-a, Richardson h May---45 4 B Teer--T0
I'd fllalberne Aeo-4 Jno Chaffe Il Sons Chas Gal
lapher-lo3 Stewart Bros &oo-1s Cyrus Busssy-ss
Ino phelus Aeo---14t Never, Wes Nee----62 Clapp
Rras Aeo--66 Allen Nugent Aee--a43 Allen, West 4
BushA27 Fl Il Newman-283 w G Black Scotia
a strineer-susdfies to order-Total 2s2l bales cot
ton 4ng sacks eileaks
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Isabel--51 hhds
supar 35 bbls selasses Riehard Mken--17 hhds
sngar John Dymond-11 do Perrett-lo do M
Frank do L Godchaux-lt do II bbls melasses I
Trierrs seo-tg hhds sugar Hopkins-17 do % bbls
meassss Chism 4 Bcyd-2e hhds sugar K Beit1an-
70 hills molasses p Maspero &eo--76 do A Thomson
soo-4i do Robert Hafe--I6 do 7 MeDermott-i do
LaIsrance-- to order Total It'll hhds sugar
ggl bbls molasses
BAYOU BARATARIA-Per steamer Annie B.
70 hhds sugar rs bbs lnolasses Richard Milhken--
snpdries to order
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAyoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
|yiL,. HALL nonamhny. IA 1877

MAyoRAITY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall. December 49, 1877. J
Sealed proposals will be received until MON
DAY. December "a. at IL M. for PUBLISHING
THE PROCEEDINGS AND ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY COUNCIL and all official notices OF
the several departments of the city government,
proposals to state the price per square OF the
SPACE of one hundred words solid matter. for
first and subsequent insertions. Separate pro-
posals will also be received for the same period
for printing the various blanks. etc. as per par
apraphs from to inclusive Of Act No. 40. ap-
proved March ID, 1877.
For publishing the proceedings and ordi'
nances of the Council and official notices OF the
several departments no bids will be received ex'
cept from parties publishing paper issued al
least six times week.
Bonds, with security In such amount as ma,
be satisfactory to the Mayor will be required
for the faithful execution of the respective con
tracts. Term of contracts to extend to 1st Jan
uary 1879.
The city reserves the right to reject any or al
bids. ED. PlLsBUhf,
de14td Mayor.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYonALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. December /. 1877.
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars In accordance with said valua-
ton the price of bread for the week commence
ing on MONDAY, December g. 1877. will be:
Sixty two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty one ounces for ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best -four Of the above value per barrel. and the
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offered
for sale In this city Is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation Of the above ordi.
nance either In variation Of weight or quality Of
material.
del ed. PlLSBURl. Mayor
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Arrived.

Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn. frem New YORK.
stb inst to A Moulten-2d dis -
Brit steamship Prumetheus, Parsons, 20 days from
Falmouth, to Foratall's Sons -Esplanade 81
I'd dis x,
Brit steamship Halcyon, Caroline 81 days FIN Gbtal'
tar, to u j Ferstall's Sons-Gretna -.
Steamship Alabama. Carroll. from Pensacoa, VIA
Mebife TO Nj soria-2d die -
Brit bark Merlin johnson, So days from Rio de ia
metro, to j l. phipps 6cc- fst dis ,..-a
Swd bark Hilda, Wulff 40 days from kio ae oahefo
to w Halsey-=lst dis 49, ,x..
Bark Ellinof Vernon Copp, % days from bemefafa
to A Yufke--tat dis 20 :.
Am bark II A Allen TarF, "a days from Boshon, 10
tnaster-Peint
Aus bark Leone PFeinuda, Al days from bofoeaaS'
TO Marinoni-Pic Tier -. -.
BRIT bfigantine Sbepherdess. Cook, Az days from lilo
de Jsneire, to J Phipps Aco-lst Dis
Eebr Empress Triton, Bowen. 10 da. from Aspln
wall to Jos Kelly-2d dis
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LOWER COAST,

1877. Lower Coast Packets. 1875.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY.
- = The following steamers, will leave
lssaaRks as below carrying the United States
@@ mails -
MARTHA, W. 8. BAssETT, master.
Leaves TUESDAY and THU RSDAY. at IL M.
for Port Eads. and SATURDAY, at p. M. for
ALVIN, W. T. SCOVELL master.
Leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at Il m., for Port Eads and way land
ings.
4 clerk is always on the landing to receive
freight.
No one has authority to contract any debts
against the above named boats. except upon
written order Of the captain.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
the eompanys office. No. Cont street.
nor JOHN KOUNS. President
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Imports.

NEW YORK--Per steamship New Orleans-As-
sorted mieea ..
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Guiding star-550e
bags coffee to Johnston. Gordon &eo
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per brig Jennie Cheney
1000 bags cnffee to oder
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bBrk Praecis-53Vo bags
coffee Johnston Gordon &co-2ooo do order
KINGST0N-Pet schf Ebenezer---lOeo bunches
bananas Ii, 900 conch shells 0teri & Bro
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ar,nAMHuATa.

Henry Tete, Aueoin. from Donaldscnvile
Tensaa, Cooley. from Tensas
Maria Louise Brink sr. from Shreveport
Bart Able Sinnott, from Natehtoehes
Bonnie Lee seovell. from Shreveport
Matches. Leathers, from vicksburg.
Annie B Rolls, from Bayou Batataria
Isabel, UPry, from Lower Coast
Ashland, Williams, from Fort Smith
fsna wing Mo n Ciospstoek Chatham Plantation
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Re,cw-tjomins UP.

Am ship John Clark Hess. 90 days frem Havfe to
MASTER a.. .
Nor ship Hercules Nulsen b5 days from Hasfe 10
Deoan Aeo- . .
Brit ship Viola Vaughan, 90 days from Liverpool to
Dewolf Powell eco
Spar, bark Carmen, days from Cientuegos, 10 a. u
Efpen-
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OPELOUsAS.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 .. M.
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
tsuA&s Asas, Port Barre, Simmsport, Church
sville. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA,
"a. Fl. Broad master. Theo. John clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
BRTTTON & EPPLER, 81 Gravier street.,
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. jazz tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
GREAT REDUCTION.
NH EMPsIHs.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26, at y. M.
IT, ~ FOR NATCHEz YICKsBURG.
1890 III Greenyille, ,Arkappls, Terrene, He
lena, Memphis and the bends
The splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN.
LAS. n. Pepper master, Frank Beck. Jr., clerk,
will leave as above paying particular attention
TO ali way and bend freights.. Rates given and
through bills ading signed to al points. on
White and Arkansas rivers. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BROOK EFT / GARTER, SO Magazine st.
JANNEY h WORK. LOG Common street. =,
and stations on the Little. Rock, Mississppi
River and Texas Railway, via Arkapelis. Ark.
and TO Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock hallway, via Hopetleld Ark.
BROCKETT b GARTER, Agents.
oce5 80 Magazine street.
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Alcide Albert master; Arthur Nieole clerk,
DAYS, at 10 q, m. Both boats return on alter.
nate days and In daylight. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
He1 w. j, CDMAUA, 70 COnbl SLT69Ls
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
December Is, 1877.


ship Melfose, Neill. for Liverpool Norton n Bell
Ship Afctafus, Costello, for Liverposl- 80
SiIas Weeks &eo
Nor bark A Munich Hansen for London
John I'll Freriehs
Ans bark Nimrod, Geroli mich, for Hayfe--
A X Miller &co
ItaI brig Mira Romeno for Marseilles-
= . DeWelf Powell Geo
sehr Matte w Atwood, Newepmb, for Genoa :,
gohY Martha M M;lleit far Mobile Master
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY ct .. n.
r. - FOR VICKSBURa. NATCHEl
lGsssa|RIi Davis Bend and intermediate land
$50 ings-Tfe steamer
ROBERT II. LEE,
William Campbell. master.
A. MeVay, clerk
leaves as above. connecting at Vieksburg with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun
Il. W. ADAMS,
JANNEY D. WORK,
HITE 81 CARLIN, Agents.
VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on the VieksbuIg,
Shreveport and Texas Ratlroad, via Delta, I.a
w. b. BROCK EFT, Agent,
deal SO Magazine street.
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Exnnrsa.

I,IVERpDoI,-par ship Merese-t458 bales cotton
1880 sacks uilcake $3.50 pcs slaves
MglBILE-Per sohr Martha M---%2000 bdls cotion
ties bbls fipur 20 bales hay 100 sacks feed hid
bacon pkgs sundfies
gENuA-per achr Martha w Atwood-2643 bales
cotton 24Ug pcs slaves s.. . -.
MARsE1LLEs-per brig Mirra-1766 bbls oil 67oo
pcs slaves .a.
HAvRE-per bark Nimrod-g095 tales cotton 1900
pes slaves u. -,
ton seed oilcake $685..
IIvERPuOL-Per chip Areturus-30d4 bales cot.
ton 257a sacks eileake Coco pcs slaves
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIvER PACKET.
Leaves ON SAT UHDaY. Dec. 15, at 8 p. m.
sw FOR FORT SMITH, VAN buren,,
sMA& "a Dardanelle, Little Rock, Pine Bluff
hand ali way landings The light draft,
fine and fast passenger steamer
ASHLAND,
!. A. Williams master, J. T. Alexander clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage APP
Wy V. G. DENTZEti, Agent.
det5 81 Natehez street.
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ia Ruiz master. Edw. Nicolle. clerk.
Leaves TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS. at 10 q. m.
The steamer
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

one or moH States on tbs 14th OF
Fabrrarv r.vt AZ that such q separation OF the
two bousea will tah lsoe, he thinks that the discus
sion which will ensA 'vNry likely to eOntinne dur
ing the whole Of the weeks which wlh Inter'
vene before the 4th on arch' ana thSt the ia''oi
day will arrive befor& any agreement upon
them is reached. In an event no
is very positive in his inion that under
the Constitution and then a"' OF i!']
the President Of the Senate will b nc the acnrs
President and will be sworn In as SD ou' "i'l'
the official term of the President wiik zen eApi,,
that of the heads of the executive dep& n'h's WIZ
continue uninterrupted. The President y c""seu
full investigation Of this matter TO be M ny us
legal advisers. and the conclusion reA "" %
that all Cabinet officers except the Pos ae'er
General continue 10 act until their succeSsA arc
appointed. The term Of the Postmaster Gena y IS
by law limited 20 thirty days after the begink Y
of the new Administration. The Post-IlA
Department was for many years pr\
vided for from time 70 time by rpecIaN
legislative enactment and the officer who presided
over il did not participate in the deliberations Oh
the Cabinet until during the Administration OF
President Jackson If the President of the
Senate should Therefore become the acting President
Of the United States Gen. Grant says that he woun
find hirasef in possession Of every facility Tor con-
tnung and conducting the executive department.
OF the Government and that he would not he en-
barrassed by necessary changes would be the ease
if the terms of Cabinet officers necessarily expired
on the 4th Of March.
The President was asked whether an extra session
Of Congress would be called to meet on or after the
4th of March, lie said in reply that 1t customary
for the outgoing President TO call the Senate together
at IN early day after the Inauguration OF the new
Executive fox the convenience Of his successor, Out
he WAS in doubt as to his power TO call an extra
session Of the House, and would take no acton i'll
the premises, should occasion for an extra
session Of the House arise, until the
matter had been fully investigated. Ii seemed
to him. however, that the Congress, of which the
Iunsc is a component part expires on the same day
with bis own official lGe it would be found that no
matter what the emergency might be, he had no
right 10 call the members Of tho next House to-
gpther No embarrassment wOnld be occaSioned by
his failure to do sO as the acting President could
promptly convene the XLVth Congress for the trans
action Of any business which he might think made
a session of il necessary. If the NLVth Congress
huuld meet during the Spring, hc Thought II very
hk W that the question of the recent Presidential
clc,tiu. might become matter Of consideration
and that a. at body might determine to hold new
election cari,- than the time provided for in
the act Of 1892. Congress he said
iniglt pro- idc for no ing the election in Jnre and
for tho inauguration of ne new President on the
tth Of July which he belle, 4 woHd be- more satls-
factory as It would shorten IT, time of tine inter
TrCuun.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

upward and spread with great rapidly. He turned TO
assist M Sheppard, and with great difficulty be suo
eeeded in getting him out When NJ Sheppard wa fary
out Carter returned 10 the assistance Of woman who
calling for help At the 'front.' end OF the He got
her and she quite hinly clad gave her his
oyervost After reaching o hotel be found himself
severely bruised In several places.
In the great peril Of the hour rushed down t. the
Of the disaster ready to help In rescuins he
woman struggling for lfe and went 10 her assistance
lie carried her main force to solid Ice and then urged
Ly the cries Of the mother went back TO rescue her
daughter child of three four years The teacherous
wood in splnterng had caught the child In s grasp
and the fire completed the horrible work The man was
compelled TO 500 the child enveoped In nane and 70
hear her Help me, mother - ringing cut In an agony OF
death In moment she lost, swept up BY the SHARP
tongue Of fire. while the mother In helpless agony feu
In deadly swOon.
There on board family named Bennett on its
way from New-York State TO Jefferson. Ashtabula
County The father and mother got out OF the wreck
aud the children only saved by being tossed from
the OF another over the pile of burning
wood. One OF the four children seriously injured
and all slightly scratched. Saturday morning the
mother gave birth 70 child the event being hHstened
by the excite nent she had undergone.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

then expressed their intention to institute careful
investigation Of the causes Of the accident.
A. L. Stone, brakeman In the rear car who escaped
unharmed was the first witness examined. lie
thought there were 160 persons the train at the
time OF the accident the express was going at the
rate Of IL miles an hour, little faster than ordinary
when approaching the bridge, owing to the snow
after the accident he ran TO the depot to prevent
another train that he believed was FLOWING from
coming ahead; the cars were heated with Bakers
heaters aud stoves.
Conductor B. Hem said the train consisted Of
q locomotive, smoking car, Jhree ordinary cars, one
draw groom car, three sleeping cars and baggage
cars. b, thought there were l31 passengers on
board when 'he calamity occurred S>me of the
passengers thiLk here more than that number.
Other witnesses ere examined by the jury, but
their testimony does differ materially from that
of the conductor and bI ake. AN.
The jury adjourned at o,,Ock until q. m. to-
morrow. They will continue th,'r labcrs day by
day and will make an exhaustive inve 'igation into
the causes OF the accident
1t is anticipated that trains will be run res llarly
on tie line tomorrow. Passengers and baggage Are
being transferred around the chasm by sleighs
which have been in use all day to-day.
LATERThe remains of a man, supposed to be
those of Robert Stindell, a resident of New-York
City have just been found in the wreck Ills ad-
dress cannot Ge obtained.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
cRryEs AND CAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

plTrsFIEID Mass Dec, 81 Mr.. John +. Bart, Il,
OF bridges struck by train last night
willie walking ahead Of IL and his recovery u doubtful
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Dec. 31.-WelcOme Harring-
ION so years found dead the highway IN smith
ncd yesterday having fallen while IN Gn intoxicated condition
aud perishod
SALT LAKE CRY, Dec. 31.-On Friday Q snow
slide occurred Alta which buried In uer cabin two
Freuchnen Charles Hontan and Louis La0r Their
Iodies were brought 70 Alta to-day.
ST LOUIS Mo-, Dec. 31.-Henry and William
weinhardt killed on IhnTsay eyenng by the
taing Of srxs roof Of the Greenfield
coAl mine West BeleVue, Ill
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 3l.-James McAloon entic6d
ahn Hoyt 10 an unrequoned spot ast night with intent
10 rob- aud assaulted hun with An Iron bar Hoyt eyepow
err his AssAant left HIN senseloe And 70 h hote
Qua HoyI his NGy the Msss AAd had sew Aeabie
noneJ N his DosseasteAs