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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29

,.,riin WILLIAM LATANE, Of the E-,er Light Dra.
nu, sab Virginia Cavalry, Killed Friday The
mi, %! . scar Old Church, 10 IiaEoT-i c"a. Will:
.a.IIus .qutron IN y brilliant and nuccs'siuI c..So
Frrln The beginning Of "Tr nati"nsi rou"i' ''P"'h
L,an. wa. An .rlce. oea r tas rsri!r.'
yuu,rrt h. ben, all the -nsrs.c, ~ hi, !r"h VIII and
-pri; 10 the ri irsuc-n.rt pi "ni holy ca'
HI, ,,,ro,i,rn was no srJj.u Gams, 0u h;i' nndynS
purp.e founded u;ru ruth al! jrs;c:- ie'""u which
T., h. e,I.d w:b hi, hearts blood. 1"H iL2u 1i tsri
,.cu!iarly r-fueh AID sensitive uaturs the f"'e
,J rou,hn.,. OF camp lis ~as inari'oiy ih"" dl-s-
- ~, ,t.,, i. Lardsaiys: buG through M2IIl- oI To.
I.ar. ed soldier. wi.ug To- sew" his eDnh'f!
an 80 @ ,rv h A, .v.uc.d her honor sOd SuisI--i brave
!" o. Va, g.utI. aud modest woman lSh'nrt-
,L r,rr,- hearted GENEROUS. Er:aai:r Stt ch.Ft'ro;
go. mn. idol alike Of the hJno celr rhh th- "h''u
49,, W.. cannd rnud:r hi- men sh"h'h I"'ret 't!"
LIZ attending daring And snG'fs>iui >tpo' ~ r',
i Lor IN. uunl-!y drHih -" r!r sait.n' yo.hS ch-i
.L.. C,In.! Ir manly eyes -t"ai MI WIN .-4r' :f
,,,. ON m. t.-u form Of hI> !"roi.tt captain 40
Iii spirit has hc:- rac'itc"2 "poa 'h- 'h'n" I"
freedom. .,,..il,.. ,ri.-d ba. l.. II
b,birL him would whisper. 'th- marty crown j reg
arr.I far tho. who die IL moi: cause" L"' h"i r.
s,phar IN. low uoues which brvs made music i' them
nn srth ar. no; .tlied but changed io e c!'I'' ""
~ :. redeemed .pirit. From the stormy se't o. " nv
eniri;', Lnnu. ha, dyated into The hu wa'ai, o. s
nfr, aud i. red beside the shinnS shore,
S"n''lo " " " " -, hSr, - SOLDIER.
yJu inay 90 ~ nil'
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TAXATION POSTPONED

Anarnendmcnt to the TAX bill, added just
before the final passage of the bill i'll Congress
and not generally understood, allows the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO postpone the
operations of the act, if he shall find it ne
ccssary, and until such time as he shall judge
proper. 1t is found TO be impossible to get
the machinery Of the interlial revenue bureau
in operation by the first OF August, when II
was originally designed that the bill should
take effect. Consequently the operations oi
the bill will be postponed Tor thirty days at
least, and it is iu contemplation to extend the
time to sixty dsrz.-WGsh. Cor. Ph'tadsl-
phiG Ing.
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rcorrcspondence of the baltimore SUM-

WAsulNGros, July 2@.--rhcrc is q great
want of Surgical aid in the Federal army
For instance, at the Alexandria Seminary
Hospital there are fourteen hundred patients
and only four surgeons. ooo
lANxtSAPoLIs, July 23.-Among the l'2oo
patients now in the hospital here is woman
Tho ,v.s woundcd in the late battles before
Richmond. Her wound is flesh one i'll the leg.
Il is said she followed her husband to the field
of battle.
A Paris letter says that the Mexican exPe-
ditiou has already cost some 74,O00,eUU 1rancs'
OF nearly 93,OO0,OO0 sterling, and l6oo men
are in the hospital or dead.
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GES. FREMONT AXp rEXAs.

There is some foundation for the rrI"i,
that General Fremont is about being assigned
to new command. Eii;rtS are i".iug mad,
by influential parties to have hn assigned Ia
the department Of Texas, and To allow Lim Il
sufficient force to operate IN that Stale
against the rebels. The GuTrrnInrnt is as
surcd by influential and reliable CnioH L.
iugrcs from Texas that 4 large unaj"rils ii
the German population i'll the western ior.
ton Of the State are decidedly i'll !a.ur "f lie
Union, and that the" only a:ya:t 'hc arri'ai
of national force - d.c.,,. l!rin i,c-
and 10 take active measure, h. NliriCat" li>
cause nt the Cv!i, tilutlan a:.i; t., men.
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G&::.i.i;si. ii MCCLELLAN $50 Gen. IIu.LEcr.

WAsHIyGrca, june 2@-t ru,lrr has pre-
vailed extensively to-,Iar that. General Me
Clvlian has tc;:tc-rd las resignation to the
President. There is noL tl,e III shicst shadow
of lniindaioI for this, and have !; from the
highest possible authority t!:at i,e has not the
idea Of such Il step. II. is perfectly satisfied
with the nrw arrangement. and approves
heartily Of the selection Of General llalleck.
This i, from the most reliable and authentic
source, and will PIT at rest the idle ard mis-
chicyoliS stories ai!oat. which arc only calcu-
lated to distract aiIl divide tlc loyal portion
of our people who should HOS he united III
their support of the Government.
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fRO!l FORTRESS .UuNHOE.

ICvfresrnpdehce oI N" As.oclalHd ''leH-.I
FurTKfss Alosnor, July 22d.-Ihc Cuian
prisoners which arrived ut Fortress Monroe
yesterday on the steamboat kcnnehcck were
from Richmond, and will all remain in the
hospitals at and near this place for the pre-
sent. There were about two hundred on the
boat, and the most Of them are DONG wcll.-
They say they were very well treated by the
rebels willie imprisoned by them, only they
were kept closely confined and their food was
bad, but this was not so much from design as
from necessity.
Union troops arc almost daily arriving at
this place, making Il very short stay, and then
passing up the James river to join ticn. Nc
Clcllan OF Gen. furnishes divisions.
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EEOM SnI.rII rkEnI.lSL

llILroH HEAD, 5. &. July l3, 1862.
All is quiet here, with the exception of IN
occasional demonstration on the part OF "rlr
grnhoatS bryond Beaufort. just hy way of
showing the enemy that We arc alive anu
yisiIanl. On the morning Of The lDth they
went up the river: partially circ''in-navisatng
Beaufort Island, and succeeded in burning
scvcra; huts serving rs barracks for the
enemy.
Gen. Stevens Brigade. comprising six rcs.
mcnts, with four others detached from Gcn.
Wright. arc now on their way to Fortress
Monroe.
The editorial suggestions cl the New York
Times, that Gen. ilIntcr might, could, anu
should ATTACK and capture Savannah, are alb
,ur,l. lie has enough troops to hold Hilton
Head and Beaufort ISlanls against any force
the enemy can bring against i: no more.
t.histo Island wi! bc evacuated by General
Wright in few days, Just soon as trans
ports arc obtainabc. There are nlIt four
regiments there.
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uxIoS AND sEcESH PRISONERS.

II is under consideration. by the authori-
;.eS here. To be more strict in future i'll re-
gard to allowing rebel prisoners to be released
upon taking the oath Of allegiance. So many
have abuSeed this privilege, seeming to have
lllrlc regard for the obligations of an oath,
that the government has concluded to he less
ienicn, in future. 1t is said that while Union
prisoners arc treated in the South with the
most rigid severity, the rebels who fall into
our hands, whether taken in arms or State
prisoners, are treated with a lcnicncy that
rather encourages treason and secession SYM
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GEN. FREMONT.

a Washington despatch states that efforts
are being made by influential parties to have
Gen. Fremont assigned to the department Of
icXas, and to allow him sufficient force to
operate in that State against the rebels.
LOSSES IN GEN. M'cALL's DIVISION.
The official losses reported in General Nc
Calls Division, Pennsylvania Reserves. in the
late battles before Richmond, arc: Officers
Killed, 10; wounded, 10; missing, Sc. Men
Killed, 24u; wounded, Liza; missing, 1928.
Total 3,u95.
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i-I"i' ~" ". dc ''G'' -
VT-,r-OIST,!.N. ~ i..%. ;iIH,I

l.ite President .yraiertlfv tc-aWo;:,i'.: '.rn.
Marcy IT, ;hc ,.,~iticn ol 'h;c( al $t?. a., ..ll.
NrCieiIan. IL" Senate l,:,yi;:- i"l: =, fogmc:
aI,"s,'.in,"'.; nncon!i-m",l. IL, iiaG ~ lr!rr-
View with Inc President anl the Secretary Of
War. ;nr returned in the afternoon via l:alti-
more, Ia The .amcs River. viii. Important dis
patches tD tcn. Mcclellan.
CnErfpEGATI:s wiin GAVE rG?%SsIvC> ur.
The l"iuwin. are the nal'$ "f;hc uonlc',t-
rate prisoners, who gave themselves up be-
fare RichnIu;!d w1o have taken the oath Of
allegiance: Henry W. Thomas. 9Th \. e.;
Hugh 4. Morgan, 9Th \ C.: i. 4. Saunders.
III Fla; john ). Mocrc, lSt tiro.; Timothy VI.
Altman, 2GtIr Va, John Bulirr. 18th Va; Rich
ard I'mllcY. 10Th ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
4 Er,rr MtSTLEE

1t seems y the newspapers that Governor
Curtin, of PENNSYLVANIA, has undertaken to
doubtless under the misapprehension that he
has obtained warrants to do so from the Wa
department. AS there is neither law nor
regulation for the acceptance of volunteers
Otherwise than three years or the war, none
who propose to volunteer under Gov Curtin s
nine and twelve months call can be mustered
into the service Of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
THE RAID lS MISUNDERSTANDING PLu%DEEED--
TENDERS or ASSISTANCE TO THE GOvEg:OI.


TENDERS or ASSISTANCE TO THE GOvEg.0E.
ISDMNAPoIls, July 20.--Thc news Of the
rebel raid Of Ncwbcr" has caused considcra-
excitement in all parts of the State. The
Governor has been rendered more than ten
Thousand men to clear ont these rebels on
the Kentucky border. There were but forty
of the band at Newberg. They stole all the
arms and equipments to he found. ! lot OF
provisions, paroled all the Union soldiers in
the hospital, stole a wagon and two horses,
and then Skedaddlcd.
Two residents Of Ncwhcrg, who were sus-
pccted Of disloyalty to their government, and
came over the river with the rebels, and re-
manned after the latter had returned, were
shot and killed by Union citizen of New
berg. Their names were Carney and Milford.
Six companies of Home Guard now occupy
Ncwbcrg. No resistance whatever was offer
ed the rebels by the citizens Of the town.
The soldiers were armed and desired to de-
fend the town, but were ordered to lay down
their arms by the surgeon, who has been ar
rested by order Of Gov. Morton. a number
OF the citizens are said to be under arrest for
aiding the rebels. The steamer Courier found
its boat, on which the rebels recroSsed the
river, at the mouth Of Great river, and took
possession Of her.
1t is said the Ohio river is blockadcd ut
Henderson, Ky., rs no boats have arrived since
Friday. y supper was prepared and waiting
for .Johnson's $ force ut the Hancock House, in
that place. On their arrival the citizens are
said to have been delighted.
Prompt measures have been taken for the
suppression Of the bands on the Ohio river,
which it is not deemed prudent to make pub
lie at this time.
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HOW RECRUITING PROGRESSES.

The patriotic members Of Congress who
wv.,t home to raise troops, in response to the
Presidents call, are doing their duty we'll
i"n. Mr. Diven, Of New York, reports that
the entire quota Of the two counties of Che
mnns and Schuyler, in his district, is now
rat, ri
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The following items are from the Washing
ION star Of the 23d:

4 GENERAL EXCHANGE AGREED CroN.
We take great pleasure in saying that we
have been authorized to state that an agree
rncnt for an Immediate and general exchange
of prisoners has been conSumnlatcd between
Naj"r-General Dix, on behalf Of the Federal
authorities, and Major-General Hill, on behalf
ci the Rebels The detailed terms Of this
agreement are not yet known at headquarters
here, but the government is prepared to carry
them out without the least delay.
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FRO.N WASHINGTON CIT.
TIE Sgw TREASURY NOTES.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Thc machinery
erected in the treasury building is for the
SiAmping, and not the printing OF United States
uotc>. aS Yesterday erroncously stated. The
government contract for printing the small
notes has been awarded to the National Bank
Note Company.
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MAINE.

The Portland Press says: I'VE now have
forming i'll our mirlst new regiment. the
lIth. which will RENDEZVOUS III this CITY,
liov. Washburn is in earnest. lie has de
rlalrrl that The 10th. 18th, and lStilrrcirlcniS
must br filled To the ilIl standard within
.Gfiec" dayS-othcrwi>c drafting will be re-
snrtrl In - -
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Obituary.
Obituary,

Eiuj ., Malvern Tlill on the o4.h Inst Ia charge
on III. nn"rnv, 'iL'AN 81 CARTER. .! III. G"rsrG"s-
t;u,rd AN Va Cavalry.
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MuRFEEESBoRo TENN.

The Federal forces occupied Murfrccsboro',
Tenn, on the 18th inst. Wm. Pugh, the I'm
rI postmatcr there, who was seized by the
guerilla Forrest, and carried oil with the
agowcf purpose Of hanging him, was subse-
q!g.iliy released. and has returned to the dis
"iiaIur of his ,luticS
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Lsr4ST FROM Tas weRIH.

We have received Northern dates as late as
the HGli!, inst, ,throuShthc kindness ola friend!
t, whom we arc greatly Obliged. We make
the following selections from the Baltimore
"Sua" Of the 9th and the New York ''rri.
suue Extra Of the 2Sd-in addition to those
whch appear in the editorial column:
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HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MISSOURI,
AM T. GEMS. OFFICE, ST. Louis.
July ~, lSG2.
The existence Of numerous bands of guer-
rilas in different parts OF the State, who are
engaged in rohbing and numbering peaceable
citizens. for no other cause than that such
citizens are loyal TO the Government under
which they have always lived, renders it ne
ce&Sary that most strinycn, measures should
be adopted 10 punish all such crime and de-
Strov sich Lands.
Br;gaiirr General Scloiicld, in command OF
the Missouri State militia, is hereby author
lied to organize the entire militia of the State
into companies, regiments and brigadeS, and
to order into active service such portions of
the force thus organized as he may Judge ne
ccSS;iry for the purpose Of putting down all
inarauderS, and defending peaceable citizens of
the State.
81. LOUIS, Tuesday, July %, 1862.
General Schoicld has issued general
order Tor the Immediate organization of
I'LL the militia of Missouri, for the purpose
OF cXterminating the guerillaS that inlcSt the
State.
Every ablc-bolic,l man able TO bring arms
and suffice to military dnty is ordered To re-
pair without delay to the nearest military
post, and report for duty 10 the commanding
officer.
Every man must bring whatever arms he
can procure, and those who have no arms will
he supplied by the Ordnance department as
quickly as possible.
All arms and ammunition, of whatsoever
kind, not in the hands otthe loyal militia. will
be taken possession of, and seized for the pub
lie benefit.
Six days after tho date ofthiS order are al
lowed for every man tit for duty 10 report to
the commanding officer Of the nearest military
post and be enrolled.
An persons so enrolled will he regarded as
belonging to the active militia in tho State nn-
til further orders.
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We find the following items in the P,ila
delphia "lnqurer'' Of the 23d


dcphia "Inqurer'' of the o3d:
ARRIVAL. Or GENERAL BURNSIDE AND GENERAL
mALIECH.
ms gallant officer, accompanied by his
entire staff, arrived here this morning, and
are staying at Wiliard's. General Hallcck
arrived this evening, and at once waited on
the President. 4 long conference took place
between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Stanton, and
the new General-in- Chief, in which the prcsi-
dent informed him of his. appointment and
gave his views upon the future management
of the war. General Ilallcck accepted the
appointment, and thanked the President for
his confidence in thus honoring him; assuring
hlm that his whole energies should bc devoted
to suppressing the Rebellion and establishing
the supremacy of the Government. lie will
ut once enter OH the discharge Of the duties
of his position, and Tomorrow the President
will issue Il general order to that effect.
NEW JERSEY COLONEL RECOMMENDS nRAFrIaG.
Colonel Revere, of the Seventh Regiment al
New Jersey Volunteers, has sent letter to
Governor Oldcn, in which he states that he Is
in favor of "immcdiate drafting from the mi
itia en- masse, and the li!ling up of the shat
tered regiments now in the field" lie al
tributes the strength and success of the Con-
federates to scrption. The Colonel DE-:
clares that the arming OF. the blacks would
be au effective measure. and i'll speaking u
the necessity Of discipline, says:
al am aware that it is extremely diilirult
to teach our fcllow-citizcns those lessons
which have so important bearing on mill
tary efficiency, from their natural habits uI
perfect independence and equality; but to the
inferior race they would br easy both in ar-
QUESTION and practice. One Indispensable
condition is necessary, and that is, that the
commissioned officers of the colorcd rcgi:
ments should, without exception, be white
men,
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THE GUERTLLIS IN NISSOTRI.
THE ENTIRE MILITIA OF THE STATE TO he Oh
CANNED TO PUT TlIEM DOWN.
Sr. Lorls, Tuesday, July %, 1862.
Coy. Gamble has issued the following spc.
cial order:
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i DESPERATE Fight, WITH HE.lr Loss
Sr. Louis, Wednesday, July %, 1862.
n merchant of FrederickStown has arrived
here and reports that 4 desperate fight had
taken place ut Greenvillc, Wayne county, Mo-,
between band Of gucrillaS and two companies
Of State militia stationed 1T that place. The
militia, under the command Of Capt. Lecper,
were surprised by the gnerillas, who were
under the command of man named Reeves.
The guerillaS made the attack ut daylight,
very suddenly and iicrccly, no pickctS beius;
out to appriSc our men Q' their approach
Capt. Lccpcr and is OF his men are reported
killed, and large number wounded. The
Rebel loss is not known. The Rebels took
possession of the town.
[Grecnvillc is post village and capital OF
Wayne county. 1t is situated on the St.
Francis river, about l50 miles Southeast from
Jefferson City.
St. Louis, Wednesday, July %, lSG2.
The Provost Marshal General has issued an
order forbidding the sale or transfer by deal
crs to individuals Of arms or ammunition OF
any character, under the penalty Of arrest
and imprisonment Of the offender, during the
war.
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MAklNG rSE as CnNrEAnANpS.

No;e Company.
MAKING. USE of coNTEAGANps.
The female portionof the contraban,lS re-
Gently removed from, Capitol Hill to the
la:c camp Of the Mcclellan Dragons.
:,ear the suburbs Of the city. are to
Hemadc useful in the. capacity of wa>hcrwo-
s3en Tor the hospitals.
CApTrEE or 4 REBEL SCHOONER.
Tic Navy Department have received
information that the United States steamer
nc Soto has captured the schooner Vim.
Ahtc. whilst trying to get ont Of Saline pas.
She WAS loaded with cotton.
Pr,.;riCM. PRISONERS.
There IRE nos. ll5 prisoners confined III
thc old trpitol l.r::s y. !t,r the direction OF
''rnvost l:arsi.al U, u. The belsaS to
7lr:tSr ever sac IN -; 18th.
oty:,s:rs .Hst,s sn.! ..vl'.
A large na;ihr; ti,.iicy, from the army
c! the Potomac, !, 10 have been found ling
aiou, this city, have been sent hack to the
peninsula and made To rcoin their rcgi-
msGiS.
CnMt:iHDER DsIILGREN.
commander iia!Ilgrcn has entered upon his
'lnticS rs chief Of the bureau of Ordnance.
captain lsarwood, his predecessor, has sue
rcclcd him in the command Of the wash
!acton navy-yard.
TIE SUPPRESSION or THE SLAVE TRADE.
Alonzo {. upham Of Leroy, New York,
:,is hcrn appointed Judge, TO reside at Cape
Town. under the Scward-L lyons Treaty, for
The oppression Of the slave trade.
Army RETIRING BOARD.
\ board to retire disabled army officers, i'll
accordance with the act of Congress, will as
Sciahlc At Washington on the 2Sth instant.
>EiZrHE OF PROPERTY IN THE REBEL STATES.
The original manuscript of the Executive
order for the seizure and use of property in
the rebel States, etc, does not include North
Carolina
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Lis: of Officers of the Gunboat Arkansas

Lieut.. Commanding, J. n. Brown, [. 5.
Navy, Mississippi.
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TlEAnQrAETEEs STATE OF Missouri,
AnJ'T. t;EHi's. OrrIcE. Sr. Louis.
jul,. .>J 1870
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ANOTHER REBEL FoRAY.

GREENFILLE, MO-, CAPTURED.
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A large ha;.lhcS nl;..iic,.l> from the army
G! the Potomac, i, no have been found i,!ing
ahou, this city, have been sent hack to the
pcninsua and made to rcjoin their rcg-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-04

THEiWAY TO MAKE AN 0MELEr.--The
Scientific American says it is surprising
that dish so easily prepared and SO de-
licious as Omelet has come into use TO 30
small an extent in this country; there
are extensive districts where IL has never
been heard Of and many 'houskeepers
who meet with it in their travels never
have il upon their own tables, because
their cooks do not know how 70 prepare
it. 0melet is simply egg beaten aud fried
in butter. Break three fresh eggs into a
bowl, add pinch Of salt and teaspoon
full Of water, and beat the eggs thoroughly.
Then put tablespoonful OF good butter
into fat frying pan, and hold the pan
over,the fire with the handle little eleva-
ted 80 as 10 incline the bottom at a small
angle. As soon as the pan is warm, pour
in the eggs, and as the mass begins 10
cook run a case kbife under Il 10 keep it
from burning 10 the pan. AS soon as The
surface is about dry fold one half Of the
Omelet over the other, and IL is ready 10
serve. II can be made In five minutes,
and is an exceedingly delicate and deli
ciOus mOrsel