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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-12

We publish this morning full accounts, so far
as they are received. Of the taking of Fred
ericksburg, and of the crossing of the Kappa
hammock by portion the Union army. The
details We shall probably receive in the course
of the day, as well as further intelligence as
TO the present position of the Rebel army.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1862

long meditated treason of tho First Families
of obstiaately decaying Eastern Virginia has
at length given her West its ardently coveted
but long vainly hoped for opportunity. Al! hail,
then, the new State of WEST VIRGINIA, the
mountain home of loyal and liberty loving
lreemen
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New:llprk Daily Gribm,te
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1862.
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csnnos undertake return rejected Communications
AL business letters this office should DO ADDRESSED 70
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TIE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL
ON THINGS In GENERAL.

The Journal seems In humor than usual
since the State election which demonstrated Its sagscy
s 6detv and power 1t l. so blinded by It's spite as TO
expose ii to ali manner Of blundera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23
FROM GEN. BANKS, COLUMN.
jackson sail Retreatius.

NEw MARKET, April ~ Hon E. M. Stanton
Secretary of War:-Our advance IA near Harri.
sonburg. We have troops across the mountain
protecting the bridges across the Shenandoah al
Almy, and on the Luray road. To-day we pushed
a force forward to Luray, (the capital OF Page
county, The people We're greatly alarmed a,
first on account Of the reports circulated by the
rebels as to the treatment they would receive
from us, but in the course OF a few hours they
became quite reconciled to the presence Of the
troops.
There is good road to warrenton, 25 miles
aud a turnpike to Culpeper Court House, the
same distance. In several recent sharp skirmishes
win the enemy we lost three men. Jackson haa
abandcEed the valley Of Virginia permanently,
and Is en- route for GordonsvilIe, by the way OF
the mountains Every day brings its prisoners
and numerous deserters from the rebels.
n. p. BANKS. Major General
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Prsm Fort Pu! askf.

NEW YoRk, April 22.-The advices per steame
Marion, from Fort Pulaski, state that on tia
lith Instant "a Parrott she'll exploded in Fort Pu
lsski, killing four men and wounding severa
others.
A surveying party Of 200 Of the sth Michigan
regiment, landing at Wilmington lslsnd, below
hundr red rebels, who poured on them an effective
fire, killing and wounding several. The Federal,
returned the fire and went gallantly into the fight
when the rebels, after short stand, retreated in
order.
The Adjutant Of the 9Th NJ Maine was killed with
twelve or thirteen Others, and some t1 enty ave OF
thirty wounded The dead were taken to Pulask
and the wounded were carried to the hospital a.
Hilton Head. The rebel loss 10 not known. One
account says IL was the Adjutant Ct the sh Michi.
gan regiment that was killed.
Fort Pulaski Is so much injured by the effect,
OF the bombardmeHt az to be wholly unfit as
work CT defense :
The steamer Oriental has arrived with the re.
manning prisoners taken at Pulaski.
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Beauregard's Intercepted Dispatch Callip,
-. for Reinfofcemeuts

CINCINNATI, April % The Gaze.te,s Hunts .
Vile, Ala correspondent says that Beauregard's .
dlspatch to Gen. Cooper (as already publlshed)
was found In the telegraph ONCE, having passed
over the wires before Gen. Mitchell's division
reached Huntsville, and about sne-third of the
reinforcements called for had already reached
Conntn- The remainder are collected ct Chat
tanooga, and other points on the Upper Tennessee
river, being unable to move forward on account
OF Gen. Mitchellis obstruction Of the road Beau.
regards dispatch was partially in ciphers, but
rolling stock captured by Gen. Mitchell has been
sent 70 Nashville. - q -.
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TRAM TO s1arAssAs.
AUCTION SALES.
B,J C. MosUIREh CO .,o,,on,.

By J. C. Mo6UIRE CO, AuotIoneers.
fTTEs9AS sftERneoGasf AYE Hs oGsfs .I t9TsoR s7S is3z
fa. to thu Sss d.tsa J.nu,rs
"a, 1883. and rec"rd'd IN Libsr J. A, 3 No 81,
and n Lbsr 4. No: S, t,f; 70 los ,G Fl
ct ses of the LAID records for Washngior
sa.Pe @ asss.if fo1.iSs On r. aiss 1
Terms: on.hsf e All o..S: s tss % baiss0e in ST.
month, m 1t With interest," ,ecursd BY deed oftuli
All o5nvs anoiRE .o &. tn, oG.t os the purchaser.
.p 12-eoads &c MssUiRE & CO.. Auets.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auononeers.
fSovrb RAJ % EsTarS or AZ htoGIssL IM TT.
tue Of decree ofIhe CUouit Court OF the District
ns 81 ss cSus for The SSsp,, q
,ssa: @ = C. MoT.sn, VII seII. on MoNDAf the
b S.GS .eu.a 1. n.9
s{lvaDi, ayenee and Nlrt3 street, i5 the city Of
namely: Lot, 3, 8 and 10, in Ssusre eHi No ss,'
Fhe.e lots front on so0Sh street. and are between
wh,oh will be cold sepsrately. ''
rdr,S XII Then soil at he same place all Of ssuaIs
By pslsysre avenue, Virgins sveHus. Half street
west, and south z street. =
ga. This square is b, ,unded bJ north ID street,
Eighth street east, north c street, and seventh
ss;sis ~ ess aaa IS aId out In sixteen lots, which
viii then se i, a. he same place, Lot No. .. IN
ssufre SO: 81 the corner Of Delavare svsnue and
All Of the foregoing zeal Estate 10 stuat. in the
oty OF " assington, ID. O., and will be sold under
The terms Of ths,e GALES vil be: One third o,sh;
fsrIed pay nents % bear interest and be seou? ed
by t1e Purchaser pr ohas6s' notes, el dorsed 70
tue Satisfaction # shc G. 15p,sSs; 1mpTss;.N r,,,,..
spp-stava.s WkLL& BaaSAR D. XGo,s.
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From Fert Wfishf.

Journal, from Cairo, says The nesra f,orn the
nee, before Fort Wright, II anlmpoftant. The
bomosrdment still continues. 'Fl9ET a.
The rebsls have eat the lsyes ON the Arkansas
shore, opposite the fort ana TIE ane fsfina h
there are now covered with lake Of water for
a'ed st this outrage. {; ''~4-'f.'
Most sncosssging news continues 70 be received
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Inc Fr..hst n the Cenrec,icu,,

-Ie HARTFORD, April at-The food has now
reached 70 feet inches-2s inches <hort Of 1884.
which was the greatest food ever known here
Az Northampton, Mass the water is two feet
hlgneI man II has ever been before. In HadIey
street there 10 NO land TO be seen, and the inhab.
itanls 90 from house 10 house In boah Hampton
PARK the scene Of the great national horse shows.
Is IS entirely submerged, and the greater part Of
On Sunday asto overflow into the hrst story win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

.OeDESssuPe, N. Y, April 81 -J.w. Hopkins,
editor OF the Advance, and George Church, law
student, attempted to run the dam at this place
this morning, In a small boat, which was upset
Young Church was drowned Hopkins was
picked up, thirty reds from the lig hit house, In.
sensible, but Will probably recover.
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The TRINITY cHURcH InBRoeLIo.


We have received a pamphlet giving his
tory ef the Trinity Church imbroglio arising
from the dsclension of che Rev. N. W. Syls to
read the prayer of thanksgiving ordered by
Bishop Whitlingham. 40
From the correspondence published In this
pamphlet we take the following:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL, 1882.
RIgkt KsU. Bishop Whitttngkanu, Bslfi-
s1Ors-Desr Bishop: have received ysur tel.
egram and the letter to which ii refers, accom-.
Panying Prayer Of Thanksgiving for use in
the parish now under my charge.
Without going into the right or the reason
Of the thing, viii simply inform you of the
TACT, or rather Of what / suppose to be the fact
in regard to tho congregation in which am
ut present Off rating --.- -
Ny Impression is that at least two.thirds of
the people could not, fer vGrtoas reasons, say
amen" to the prayer which your letter
transmits, and that the use of it in Trinity
Parish would cause very great and very un-
prohiaole-nay, very injurious excitement of
feeling, as well as a renewal of acrimonious
discussion, involving questions of fact and
OF opinion which, In the present unsettled state
Of public afairs, could not possibly be set at
rest. give you my supposition" and q i'm
preston" rather than undertake to speak of
my own knowledge; for since have been
occupying my present position it has been my
especial aim to give heed to the Apostles in
Junction" If it be possible, as much as lieth
IN you, live psaceably with all men''-and the
still more specific engagement made at my
ordination, % to maintain and set forward, as
much as listh in me, quietness, peace and love
amcng all Christian people, and especially
among those that are committed to my charge 3
Therefore it is that l have avoided, of purpose.
those political discussions which would have
enabled me to state definitely whas the views
of the congregation are. / have, however,
CLEANED enough incidentally to give me the
impression which I row mention to you-Hhich
i Ihiik Is q correct one.
Allow me to add that what 1 now write il
entirely PJ0priO nlOtH, and without oonsulta-
tion with any one On the subject; aud the
question which respectfully put is Whether,
under these circumstances, you would still
wish the prayer to be used in Trinity Church ?
Believe ne, dear Bishop, very sincerely ard
affection stely, yours in the Lord, 70
E W. SYLE.
Will you kindly inform me what time NAV
look for visit from yourself for the holding
&C Confirmation.
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Gsvernment Horses Drowned.

PhDUcAH, KY., April 2I.-A barge. containing
two hundred and hftv government horses, struck
snag, between here and Cairo. on Saturday
night, and sunk with all on board. :,
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Geld Coming East.

| SAN FRASeIsca, April 21.-The stsamer Orizs.
New York. '
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NorIcH.-Ali persons inaebtsd 70 the late firm Of
Louuon a. Co, or their success0-e, ara nfgently
requested 70 settle the tame vIthopt delay
+. J. HELBERGER - co. d
Successors to H. r. I.oudon Co.,
mn 9l-eosm Citizen and Military Fa,lors
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InterruPtisn Of the Overland Mail by the
Indians

Indians.
CHlcAe0, April PA dispatch from The
operator at Salt Lake, dattd to day, says the In
dtans have stopped all communication by The
overland mall. No particulars are given. and II
10 feared that the telegraph line Willie destroyed
The Western Prisoners.
MADISON Wis, April 81 From 600 70 OK
prisoners arrived here To- day by special train from
Chicago. They are quartered at Camp andolpb
guarded by three companies Of the Wisconsin
Nineteenth regimont.
Government Horses Drowned.
PADucAH, KV., April 2l.-A bsrge. containing
two hundred and fftv government horses, struck l
snag, between here and Cairo. on Saturday
night, and sunk with all on board.
Gold Coming East.
SAN FRAScIsca, April 21.-The stsamer Oriza
ss has ,alled for Panama With si7O, cog IN gold fo
w Io.H.
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHIrsToN, January IS, 1901
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on SATURDAYS
commencing with Saturday, the first OF mex
month.
jan 27-H WILLIAM a. SEWARD.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANSARI n, ls02.
ORpERHD, That the War Department will bs
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In ths field
Saturdays win be devoted 70 the business o.
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ts H-h Secretary OF War.
PASSENGER TRAM To MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ottes Military SEpcTISserdsnt Railroads US.
Wdshins ton, April Is, 1852
No Passenger Train will he run from w eshiny
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
ID. &. McCALLUM,
ap le-tf NJ. ID. and Sup't r Railroads, U. 8.
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upp ! 49, . 80 ~ Asnls GroN. "A psl 10, ls65. .
AnENEBf Respectfully relussf ell Iefsons
vno hevs open aocounts, due biis. and nc trE due,
ts.s aSss e. and dne me g eo9s - enoe, II theI
III IL, hnosee 9nd outstsndInE aecourts sSelnst me
oe.ss " s:Ainxton G bsiidisEs. Il 8 kooL kalsNSS ny saf1
WIFsw eorHsr fsh and Pa. sv.. soFtS dda
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PEW CUSHIONS. =
atyE On M hsnd "a q fsv OF the above Cushions,
i ep ls 81 160 Ninth street, near K.
DR.. H, sCHENcK. ,,..,...,-, :, :
ben by ma
Hea.psn, Rs OF GSnsumPtion. even ~ cases yhiSh
No. xl2 Eis Ii II FL 4 sTRRET. sir SSf.1s = .,4
ENNssSGyssI;H. Is ?Ssi; .Ssii SSsYisNuE. -
For consutation and to examine i I Ss % oondios of
,ensvs close study and dsvoicn 70 ss
profession together With the sssistsnce Of the .,
lungs are IN. de, enable him Co cetcot the sIishtest
sy mptoms of Isease.
M ssis ssi hES R'4S 4Ssc .sa s
PILLS, have been IS widely celebrated as RENE
S n' sss as s"s
Of R:sls1Is snn,s ssuttssrin. uHdsr these Diseases
o.i upon him IS s6ove Far an ess@Inaenon Ssa Of Of
hs Ig1tfS Sn, VIII n, the hs ch.r
Without tnat no eharss Is msa. sha A0s'oe
soIs SsTs s Pss1 hIs ss;asS J. i$s!
sss, anS Gs'i by w{isssn .t.temsnts 70 The 6eo.t
S.seaset /, VINO neeI only falth In UI. sohelck and
Persons can be directed 70 his rooms bY calling
at hs agents, 3, b. W AIT Z. 90 ner ifh street AID
L"a,siels avenue, vheTe also ecn be fsunf full
TEE sU sscRIBERs BEING IN RECBIPT
of sSsf sSsf psttSaa sa snd ana
hey iso iesl nssl sp.c,.I attention ofthsir IL
e I. Ii. 1ss. ps: S.ss.',ss q sssids B.la Loaiss;
Go. r. 8. HsiBER6ER CO.
80 Successors TO a F. gou1on & Co., {ss
a..-.-- Citizen and Military failors.
NorIor.-An persons indebted 10 the late firm of
Lvuuon a Go, or their SUCCESSORS, are M gently
,'''''a % 's'i. jai hs.sERaEs isns sRtasfEss sd.l.y
NH s.osS S1asa e ~ al Fl dfs SSSSn
THE srr.MrRN RN9TdSE 9aTDNs !. cor, 80 vp : :, ,.,,
ON w Wednesday, Meroh eth and will Ee4k-k
run syerJ, w edae,dsy and safuFas, -
Of ssfsss AZ Is ssEv,ns neg shs the sss
80 a ~ f fsxM5ETT Z eEDNEY, Captain.
y; 2: ON lhe lsymen. Off cents VISITORS win bs
ocouplsd and % which he died The man .ion AID
ktounas 1fe closed 10 visitors on sundayR. IeeT ii
- The dlsturbedi stats of the fns1ees of the
espa .s1dss bs sSsass nsessea2s or g. ,s
Vssn.oa LOT tae mAirtsusaos and pfsssrvaton q Mt.
mn, . e i55s5 W AsHIa GroN. A psil 10, IA.
vho open soesants, dse bus. and nc sss Sns.
ssn vlfk tie csss. and ssstls. :: Sssi%re % g ess
vssss: az 4 ssis'ssi Is:Ss1s:. Ne
1iEsv eorssr Hh sad Pa. sv. soFts do.
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DENTISTRY.
gEETH.

sftbe MINERAL PLaTE TEETA, st 80
sends Porscnsiiy st 6js o5too n tbis citJ E<rr7R
MsDy persons can veST these tssth vno
ssnnot wear oti,ers, and person can wear others
who cannot wear thess.
Persons osllins ~ ny oscs oau be accommodated
viii any st,le and proe Of resth tseJ usJ Geslrs;
nEt 70 thofe who are particular ar ih T. BIrest,
sstnoss, rongest end rnoet sersnoS dentuTe tia;
ert osr troduse. ths MINERAL fLlATE VII 10
Gcrs fnlly warranted,
Rooms N this cltJ-No. s3s Pa svenss, betvsss
shla- u.rS n, an
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IL Thos. y. Smith was arrested In Baltimore
yessefdsy, tcf treason, and commitsed 70 Jail, :
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The Western Prisoners.

MADISON, Wis April 81 -Frcm 600 10 900
prisoners arrived here To- day by special train from
Chicago They are quartered at Camp K Randolph,
guarded by three companies Of the Wisconsin n
Nineteenth regimont.
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CHlcAeo, April PA dispatch from the
operator at Salt Lake, dated to day, says the In.
dians have stopped all Communication by the
overland mall. No particulars are given. and II
10 feared that the telegraph line Willie destroyed
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PEW CUSHIONS.
HAVE On hsnd a few OF the above Cushions,
l.. j. ROTHROcK,
ep ie Sc AGO Ninth street, near +.
, 1862-04-15
The Fifty-thtrd Ohio at Pfttsburg.
TFrnm fhe F3n1nnhre .JnuTna1 10Th

Our readers have doubtless been panied by
the perusal Of the telegraphlc announcement
Of the ru1nored disgrace Of the SD Ohio Regi-
ment at the Pittsburg battle. That such an
event should have occurred in relation to one
of our Ohio regiments is deeply mortifying to
our State pride. But We cannot disniss the
hope that 1t will be found, upon closer and
clearer view OF the atflir, to be the result OF
some momentary misapprehension or misun-
deretanding as to orders and it possibly may
turn out that our men are more sinned against
than shining. That they were towards we do
not believe.
This regiment was enlisted on the borders
Of Southeastern Ohio land is composed chiefly
Of miners, foundry men, coal men, and such
others as are found in the coal and iron region
Of the State; and which constitute some OF the
very best fighting muscle of the country. Tt
these we're Joined a considerable proportion O.
Kentuckians, from the opposite shore, wht
were anxious to enter the Federal service. Til.
regiment thus constituted, must have con
tained most excellent military material. Ths
| Colonel, Appler, and Lieut., Col. Fulton, ar
citizens Of Ohio, and both high toned gentle
men, and held In high repute in that section
| Of the State. The Major is Kentuckian q
fine standing and abilities. With such materia
in both rank and file, we cannot comprehen
| how there should have been such demonstra
ton By the whole regiment, unless upon tn
supposition that 1t was the result Of some at
cidenta1 cause not contemplated, producing
| perhaps. j momentary panic, not uncommo
| In battle.
, 1862-04-15
IOWA Troops at Ptttsburg, Tenn.

kE1DA LIE 1nuetdt4ut NVuIlAl, GdtuINAt.I
We have st last an intimation from private
dispatches received at Davenport Of the fate
of the brave Iowa troops in the battle at
Pittsburg Landing It is stated that each Of
the eleven regiments engaged suffered Severe
II, and nearly all the sth. Eth and 18th regi-
mcnts were taken prisoners. The 18th regi-
ment, Col. Chambers, which left Davenport
less than month ago, was also in the fight.
Muscatine county has two companies in this
regiment (Capts. Palmer's and Turner's.}
The Sth il commanded by Col J. L. Geddes,
and is composed Of one company each from
the following counties: Clinton, Scott,
Washington, Benton, Marion, Keokuk, Iowa,
Mahaska, Monroe and Louisa.
The 18th regiment is commanded By Col J..
J. Wood Of Jaekson county, and consists Of
companies from the counties Of Hardin, ALA
makee. FaSettee, Linn, Black Hawk, Della
ware, Winneshiek, DUBUQUE and jackson.
The 14th, Col. Vim. T. Shaw, Of A1amosa,
ismade up of two companies from 5ohnson
county, three from Henry, and one each from
the counties Of Jones, jasper, Tama, and Des'
1noines, with o company composed ofrecruitf
| from Jones, Desmoines and Cerro Gorde
! committees
, 1862-04-15
1 Cipher DISPATCH from BeauregRrd

From INC n. L EfGN1uE fOEE-l
We have been shown q dispatch or message,
in cipher, from Bcauregard to some Conteder-
ate IL Washington, which, in addition to the
ingenuity which characterizes the cipher, con
tafne intrinsic evidence both AZ TO its origin
and the desperate means proposed b. the rebel
General for getting possession Of the capital.
It seems certain that arson and assassination
were component parts OF the chiya1ry Of which
We have heard SO much year or so ago, and
perhaps the publication Of such d dispatch as
/ who adhere to the kid-gloye policy in dealing
| with rebels who themselves stick ct nothing
| in prosecuting their traitorous schemes. the
message, deciphered, reads thus:
| III shall cross the river at Little Falls on
Sunday ut 2 4. M. Signal red and white rock
| fail u.s. Fire the city at all points agreed upon
at once D*patch Lincoln aud Scott yot. s7tq-
| qcst, and let the execution Of our plot be per
| feet, BRAERE9ARD."
| above interesting communication is made is
difficult of explanation but simple In practice.
It consistsi in nyiDg overa white surface piece
Of paper on which Is printed the alphabet in
various combinations and in parallel lines,
covering the entire sheet; b perforating both
words as the writer wishes to use. the white
| paper becomes an inexp}icable medley Of Ut
lie holes, useless to every one who has not tht
| corresponding printed sheet to place under it
| OF course the Confederate conspirator hsi
only 10 fit the white paper sent him to n ant
| theSker IN his possession to read with facilit,
what his friends in Dixie would have him know
and do. ,.--.-
II was found under circumstances which u1atl
:. 1t as authentic and genuine II Is II tn
highly. prised IS an Important link in Il
: | chain Of evidence which will 60 to conplet
the great treason when history shall make u
, 1862-04-15

a FEMALE TRAIToR.-The Baltimore CORES
pondent Of the .NeM =York. .Epeniaa Hast aaYs 8
daughter eof, tie proprietor Of Tie Tredegar
Iron Works at Richmona, was captured by our
advancing forces, last weak, beyond Great
Bethel, ii the act Of signalling our approach to
the enemy. She braVed al the consequences
Of her acts, and is now In Fort McHenTJ, pay
ing the penalty of her feminine 1ashness, but
is not Id the least -abashed By bar conduct
on the contrary, she .nanifsets al1 the usnal
symptoms Of the rebel disease, which aze un-
hlushing impudaace,- and hectoting s*sggeL
She ia pretty gill Of Some elghteen Or nine
teen summers :: -!