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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-06
CARD

MEMPHIS, July 3, 1861.
EDITORS APPEAL: The public and private
solicitations recently made that | become a
candidate for delegate to the Confederate Con-
grsss, demand an explicit reply.
The position to which my aspirations have
been invited is eminently honorable, and under
ordinary circumstances, might well be sought.
But there are already an unusually large mum
Der Of candidates for that office. Their friends
will doubtless espouse their interests with d
natural warmth, and the harmony cf our peo-
pie be ieoparded by the canvass. While our
armies are Drawing death upon the field to pre-
serve cur liberties, 1t is an obvious duty Of
patriotism to suppress discussions at boms-
united and harmonious our success is assured.
I cannot, therefore, add to the present compli-
cations by becoming a candidate for Congress.
Tie compliment paid me by those who have
thought me worthy Of lhst distinguished posi-.
tion, is fully appreciated, and here return as
surancss of my gratitude.
Respectfully, Ed. ". MUKFoRD.
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Commercial a1tters,
OA,LvHEPogr OF THE MARKET

rURsIsHED FROM TIE MERCHANTS
MEMPHIS. July, 1881.
C~OTTON-Eot5'ng doing. Receipts IS bales. Mid
dliss, nominsly 7Ec.
ToBACCO-No sales reported. Market nrms at for
mer quotations.
wHEAr-Receipts more general and market active
and hrm a. Unclaimed p-icss. Sales reported Of 500
bus, in three lots, at $l25, aud as bags At sI.25 p
buEheI.
~FLOUR-Ths market Is quiet, with ample stocks and
a limited d.maud. Sales o; 10 br.s a. S7.75, and 145
bags new at 81 IS.
CORN-The market Continues dull and .~piritlesD
with large receipts and stocks, and little or no demand
save from the local trade. We hear Of only limited
sales at = basis OF 6O6s5c FOR yellow, mixed and white
from levee.
OATS n HAY-Operations oOususd exclusively ts
the retail trade, =: $35 2 tun for hay, and sc ? busAel
fer oats.
BACON-A slightly improved demand without change
in price. Sales reported OF % casks, at l3c for shout
ders. Ice for ribbed sides, II; FOR clear sides, and Tic for
hams.
MESS PORE-l2 brls sci at S27.
wHIsKY-ln good demand and arm, with sales Of 40
and y brls at acc, and 10 at sTKc.
sUGAR-sales Of 10 brIs at 6, three at 6, s at5X, :
at 6, 3 stsK snd two at &C..
~COFFEE-5O bags sold at 2s82sc, 70 at IS AID Il at
Doc.
WORCESTERSHIRE Of 20 brls and IS half bTls at 81. %
and IS brs at 55c.
BAGGING n ROPE-Kentncky selling 1920 and
India al I791sc. Machine rope is arm at axe.
HICE-Ssles 10 tc's at Axe.
CORN ERAL-sales Of 100 bag at s599oo 2 busbsI.
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THE WHEAT TRADE.

MEhrHIsI July I, IoOI.
With the view Of facilitating the t~ransac-
ton of business, and for the mutual benefit Of
wheat buyers and wheat sellers, we, the under
owners and l~essees Of the various -four
ing mills of the city, are DESTROYS Of making
all purchases Of wheat at the Merchants Ex-
and in furtherance Of this object,
request merchants in the city, having
this article for sale, TO meet Us there with their
samples, on and after Monday, the 9Th instant,
during the regulor 'change houTs-l1 and u,
II. ELLIOTT & Co., Center Mills;
VIM. WALKER & Co, Eagle Mills;
KIRwIN & ToRIAN, Navy Mills;
W. F. GREENE & Co., Chelsea Mills;
st COVER & NELLY, Bluff City Mills.
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CARD.

The undersigned, members Of the general
court martial which has been h~eIdinging ses-
sion at Mound City, take this method of ac-
knowledging and returning their thanks to
Capt. E. Check and his kind lady for the polite
and unTemitting attention extended to the court
during their session. Such disinterssted kind
ness will be long remembered and gratefully
appreciated. BRfG. GEN. N. BURRow,
BETG. GIN. T. S. JAMES,
Col. c. W. RICHARDSON,
Col. C. W. BEARD,
Col. J. 3. BOURNE,
Coz. D. c. Cross,
Judge Advocate.
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T For war news by telegraph, see second
page.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-A whole block Of
small frame dwellings were burning this morn
ing on Toledano street. Loss, $4,000.
WARRINGTON, July 5-S:nats.-A bill was
introduced coriscating the property Of civil
and military Ulcers above the rank Of lieuten
ant, disqualifying them from holding any Office
Of honor or profit; all traitors property to be
applied to the restoration Of The Union.
The resigning clerk was Joseph Nicholson,
not Asbury Dickens.
FoRr Monroe, July 5-A flag Of truce,
bearing the British consul, who wished official
" to visit Baltimore, Commodore ~StrIngham,
Of the blockadiBg fleet, refused to recognize.
IYDIAHoPoLIs, July 5.-The 18th regiment
and a company OF cavalry have arrived here,
armed with Shsrp's carbines and revolvers.
They leave to-day for Virginia.
WASHINGTON, July 5-Gen Patterson is
reported as having reached Martinsburg yes
ferday-the confedeTates retiring as be ad-
vances.
The confederate loss a. the river was sixty
killed, eight miles from the river.
The confederates are In position for a re-
neWal OF the fight.
Mallory, OF Kentucky, nominated EtheTidge.
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ARRIVE. EPART
Past Earzss.--ss.-..S-4 A. M.-..--.s...5:O0 A. n.
Nal zprcss-......-.-.s:o p. ET.....-...s.4:t P. n.
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Cherokee Cure!


AN u~nfsIiing cure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, IGpotency. Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone ia the Bladder, Obstruced and Difficult
Moustraution. and al diseases caused by ~deviating from
the patti Of nature, and INDUCING in Self-Pelution.
By the uss OF this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, Shouts reject
that a sound miHd and body are necessary to promote
connubiaI happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitsted, worn
down and d~espairing devotee Of sensual pleasure, will
fnd relief.
1t is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, OF three BEETLES fer s., and fer
wsrdsd by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by ell respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & AERWIE, Prop-ietors,
Sole Preprietors, IS Jsferson-st., near post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mFQg- dtWAWIv
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With high respect,
Yeur ob't s~erv'ts,
SHAKKs & HOLIDAY.
MEMPHIs. JnlY 4. 1861

htEhPHISs July 4, lSOls
Dr.. @. W. CURRT-Dear Sir: | have re-
ceived your note, and it gives me pleasure to
state that while visiting the sick under your
charge, some days since, | examined carefully
some Of the worst cases, and fully concuTred
in the diagnosis YOU had made, as well as the
treatment generally, finding any suggestions
on my part almoste entirely unnecessary. There
were several very critical cases at the hospital
at the time, ard many who bore evident marks
of having passed through a severe ordeal. The
measure Of a mans professional abilities is
always es MATED, and, in the long run, cor
rectiy, by the measure Of his success By this
criterion, you have ample cause for self-gTati-
hcation. Three per cent. mortality is a low
average in the heal'hiest communities, fnclu-
ding the well ss well as the sick. The ratio Of
mortality in hospitals is, Of course, much
greater, scarcely ever less than eleven per
cent, ard oftener much greater. Taking then
into consideration, that with a hundred and
six patients, according to last report, but two
Of them have died, and one Of them from ac-
cident. think tne "Lsdy Patroness of the
institution" the public, who always Interests
itself in such matters. and more particularly
the patients themselves, who have been bene-
fitted thereby, should be fully satisfied with it's
management.
wishing you a continuance Of the like sue
cess aud prosperity to an institution SO credit
able to the humanity and benevolence Of all
concerned in its management, / am,
Very truly yours, W. 7. IRWIN.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river is rising, and is three feet higher
than it was three days Ego......T The weather
yesterday was fine and pleasant 900. The
splendid boat Louisville (Capt. Combs, one Of
our most experienced river men, and the clever
J. W. Malncourt In. the efics,) leaves at 10
o'clock to-day for New Orleans; she will
make regular weekly trips, leaving at the same
time every Saturday-the arrival of the one
O'Clock trains ...... The Victoria, from Vicks-
burg, brought in So bales Of c~etton, and 675
bags Of cotton seed. She returns to-day, and
those who put themselves in the care Of Capt.
Moody, and Hues, the accommodating clerk,
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Caution.

4 IL persons are hereby forewaTuea not to bargain
n for or receive any Note or Notes. am0unting N the
aggregate to eight hundred and Atty don-rs, more or
less. signed Il. Hawks and Endorsed b. G. \. Carleton
fhe consideration II the Notes having failed, the same
will not 30 paid
iv3-Iw n. HAWKS.
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e. It is thought that Emerson Etheridge
has, uhwittiBgly, rendered a signal service to
Tenuegsse-one that was he farthsst from his
intention from bis recent trsitorouS proceed
ings. We have hesrd it intimsted that our
immunity from attack by tie Abolition forces
is owing 3, the fact that on bis passage North,
when Le 8as feaate2 and fsted By our enemies,
be gave them such information as 10 our pre-
variations Tor defense as to have frightened
them from their project Of taking Memphis, at
presen-. HIS treachery bas Injured to shord US
time enough to complete cur arrangements
and now our gallant men viii receive those
who have SO vauntinsly threatened Us with the
greatest fBimicsl courtesy!
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EyVgTarrnx

Died, on Friday morning, at 4 O'Clock, sfter a linger-
ing illness Of six months, GEsReE WALTER, Youngest
Son Of the late ROBBERS J. and Lydis Creighton, in the
sixteenth year OF his age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of his mother, corner Of
POntotoc and 81. Martin streets, this after gOoa, at AZ
o'clock. Carriages will be in attendance.
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Read the Evidence.
BoIiOway's PINS and Ointment.

CUTAHEOJs E~ruptions, RS Blotches, Pimples, Bo:ls,
etc, are quickly renewed by a short course Of these
remedies; the Ointment gives a clearness a%ndtrans-
parenCy TO the Complexion, while the Pills purify the
Ilnod Of all those hunors which otherwise seeking cut
let force themselves to the surface and disngure the
face and neck with uasight'y Blotchss, Pimples, etc.
No toilette table sheuld be without the Ointment.
Sold By aIldruggists, at 25c., SIC, and 81 per box.
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8otal @2ttfrs.
saturday Morning,:::JuiY 8, 1861.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

t@ee--UaisR Street, Ger. PrOnt Alley.
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latest SItbs bp CtltgrapB.

GY NJ. W. Barr, of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
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MEMPHIs. InlY !. 1851

g.. ". Curry, Il. D..
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request,
take pleasure in stating that Ihave on more
than one occasion expressed to Others nv ap-
proval Of the general medical treatment and
management Of the patients under your care at
the rooms Of the Southern Mothers - Per-
NIT me, sir, to r~eiterate it to you, at the same
time thanking you for the uniform courtesy
you have extended me upon my visits to the
rooms. Very respectfully, yours, etc,
A. ERsKIEE. M n
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IEoLsH.s - LLrrEE RoCK RATLRoAp.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
EsI -la..s. A. M.......9-OG P. n.
Freight and &coommodzsion. $50 P. h.......6:45 A. N.
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new Orlenn. Market BY TeIe graph.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton-sales OF the week,
So bales receipts 24s, against 1900 same period last
year. Decrease 354, 500 bales at all ports $50 SOC
bales. Stock, 80 o bales. Conse-Wesk's sales, go
bags at 800 Oc. Sleek, $500 bags, against Il 400 same
period last year.
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NV BooKs.-tIeaves & Walden have re-
eeived and have for sale Hsrdes's Revised
Tactics; a Treatise on Advanced Guards,
Outpost and Detachment Service Of Troops,
BY D H. Mshan, Esq. These are valuable
military manuals.
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Boats Leaving.

FOR VICKsBURG The fast and splendid boat Victo-
ria leaves rs above this evening at 5 o'clock. Jerry Il.
Banks and J. G MoAanus, agents.
For NEW ORLEANS The splendid passenger packet
LCzisviile, Combs, master, will leave FOR New Orleans
and all way landings this afternoon, at l O'Clock. J,
D. Norton s Co, and Elicit 4 Vinson, agents.
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MEMPHIS, July 4, 1861

Or. g. r. Currey:
DEAR Sir: Your note OF this morning, re-
q%uesting our ''opinion in regard to the medical
treatment and management OF the patients
generally in the rooms Of the Southern Moth
erV,' has been received. In reply we must
say, that in response TO the urgent request
made by you as physician, and many Of the
lady managers, we have almost every day as
sisted you il. the medical treatment Of the pa
tents, and have thus had full opportunity to
know not only the skill and success Of their
medical treatment, but the unexamp!ed kind
ness, attention and success OF the ladies in
supplying everything necessary in their rooms
FOR the comfcTt and relief ~ the sick soldiAE-.
We feel that we wOula fsi4 IN doing Justice
to you. and tie ladies' connected with the
Southern Mothers association, il we did not
add, that we have never seen any institution Of
the kind, gotten up hastily, do 30 well and
managed with as much success and usefulness.
The institution has our cordial approval,
and shall have, as far as the ladies and you
msy desire it, our cheerful assistance and CO.
operation.
With high respect,
Ysur ob't %serv'ts,
gHANRs &
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SUsrEEsIor or THE PUELIc ScHooLs.-The
city council yesterday pissed an ordinance
looking to lbe suspension of the public schools,
and appointed a committee to confer With the
school visitors on The subject Of suspension
The proceedings will be found IN oar council
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DROWNED soLDTER-On Tuesday a soldier
In gray dress, With red Wristbands and stripes,
having g cartridge box and bayonst sheath,
was found floating in the water at Mound
City and buried there.
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ATTENTION FRED. NELSON GUARDs.-The
officers ard members Of this company are here
urdsy evening al 8 o'clock. A full a d p%unetusl
attendance is required. All persons wishing
10 join this company will please report them
sslve q sn early hour.
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Rcv. A. L. Chamblis will preach 70 the
soldiers Of Col. Hindman's rszimenlo-moErow
morning, at their camp below this city. The
Rev. P. H. Thompson VIII preach in the
afternoon.
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mEnpRIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
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INFTETY.-For disturbing divine worship in
the Baptist church. on Beal street, Thursday
night, John NcGTaw was yesterday fined ten
dollars By the recorder.
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EaH rain. p. M.......6:S0 4. n.
Kzpress ain..------.s...i2 1881 4. M.......6. as P. II
Accommodation trsiB.......S.I8 A. M.......4:OO P,
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THE S1LDIER's MURDER.-The two men
(Jsmes Barton and Charles PainiPs,) charged
with shooting Owen McCarty, Of Capt. jack
sons artillery, were up bstore Judge Swans
yesterday, when their trials were set for next
Monday week. The two are ironed together.
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TO THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OF MEM
pHIE

MEMPHIS, July 5, 1861.
Ihave s picked company Of rifcmsn now at
Onion City, numbering ninety men, we'll drill
ed, who have been without arm for one
month. The company is composed Of young
men, (not a married nan bsing in the cempa-
N.Y. sons Of farmer, bsckwoodsmen, who
have beer chosen for their exportness with the
rife, with the promise that rifles would be
furnished US. Contrary to expectation, it is
almost impossible to give US The rife, and
having lssrnejthat there are enough, and more
than enough Of rifles, maynard and Enfsld)
now in this city, belonging to private individ-
uals and to home companies, to arm this com
pany, for the sake of the cause in which we
are engaged, TapPeal to those owning rifles to
let us have them at once for active service.
I an authorized by General Pillow to say,
that the State will pay a fair and reasonable
price to those owning the rifles, who viii now
step forward and give them to the use Of the
State. Col. W. R Hunt will negotiate with
all who may respond to the call.
H. C. KING, Captain.
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CITY OFFICERS.

TIE following list Of be city officers it will
he well to cut out Snd keep for reference.
ELECTED BY TIE PEOPLE.
Mquor.-Jobn Park. fseOTaeT--S. Z. Moore.
TrS coUsdr-J. H Collector of Privileges.
p..r.n - John NeWsom.
uIorf~ Tobias chef Of Police.-B.G.
Nc Garrett.
APPOINTED BY COUNCIL.
R;rister.-L. R. Rich Engineer. H. Hum
80 p1ries.
Cr-t-ouv-W.O o. Lof- Street CoHmistiOner.-
- A. NJ. Tbonas.
TJsqsarg.-H. R. Pugb EHspeetOr.-A. C. Kir-
-stoyaeu.-S. p. Bank wan.
head. 's ~ a''IIy ,.
POLICE.
c,,t Dgg-Hsyns J.ILieut. DGy. j. T.
-, johnson.
O. Esekt-R. { Lieut.. Night.-C. N.
tucker.
STATION HOUSE KEEPER.
M P s. DIN! lEishL-G. W. Cone,
MARKET MASTERS.
Noya.-B. H. CaPPs.i S01th.-H Kirkland
BoARD OF ALDERMEN.
Fir.t Ward. - ighE Ftfh Ward Kirby
Grant. @Iee4la"; F.
81 EEzrd - MOI tCtLkA WlTl--4Onh5~
go rrrnran. end, Farmer.
49, NJ -Amis, Ssvsath Ward. Rob
%..Et inson Patrick.
49, Mer-l Eighth WGTd-Vollin-
F0VTih $500 tne, Gailor.
MorHEHs.-The regular meeting
viii take place on Saturday
$3.50 1t s. O'Clock. The change
MEMBERS belonging to the
+" Hon4 OF the Homeie 49, IT,
elstie Paving q meetiH : % ol. ":5 80,
SErFb ward sre regdest y: $3.50 % ns
,fbe aeir week in course 10 f. y 10
,Ioo1g. All mansgeFs arc II Sues' " NC
yes5 b order q The preside. ."
y Mary E. PORE, Sseiy'
Ah, 1861
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CRIMINAL CovRT.-ln the case Of Belle
Harris, ths jury had not agreed last evening.
In the ease Of F. ssluthies, charged with OBJ
tanning money on false pretencss, the jury
were cut considering their verdict,
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nussIssTPpJ AND TEYVEssEE RAILROAD.
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their salaries, at the rate Of. $3.50 for the year.

their salaries, at the rate Of. $3.50 for the year.
Adopted.
Aid. K5rtrecht moved to add to Aid. Rob-
inson's resolution on printing, that the com
mittee consider whether any change of the
present ordinance be desirable, and what.
Adopted.
Some resolutions to drain ponds, etc, were
adopted.
Aid. Morgan moved that the regular meet
ings Of the board be held on the first and .hird
Tuesdays Of every mon,h. Adop' ed.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday next.
k7 We were much gtatifed Yesterday to
meet our old and particular friend Judge
CUsHMAN, late minister to the Argentine
Confederation.
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Tue R%EcoBDEE. The new recorder, S. A.
Moore, Esq, was sworn in yesterday, and en-
tiers on the regular discharge Of his duties this
morning. He has appointed Mr.. S. c. ToOf
mis- clerk, a most excellent selection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-06

TIE following list Of be city officers it will
he well to cut out and keep for reference.
ELEcTED BY TIE PEOPLE.
III IErcn-rcr $ 4 Mnorp
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ORREsPONDFNCF.

Drs. shsnks, holiday, Erstine and Irwin
DEAR SIRs As you have visited the patients
under my charge al the rooms Of the "Ssuthern
Motbers,' l would request you to give your
opinions in regard to the medical treatment
and management Of the patients generally.
Respectfully yours. etc,
6. W. CURREY, NJ. D.
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will enjoy an agreeable trip..".'.The Ken
lucky arrived from Columbus with 1000 sacks
of corn, GOA sacks of wheat, and 8 hogsheads
Of tobacco. Sac returns in the evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-06

SERVED RioHr.-Rscosder Moore has no
sympathy with wife ~whiPPsrs. lie yesterday
sent GorbeT Eiisr to the chain gang a bun
bred days Fer whipping bis wife. The brute
whipped her when s~sceiats. She sftsrward
suffered from miscarriage. a week from that
time Sic wretch whipped her again. she is 9
mild, quiet, n2t looking woman.