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LEGISLATION FOR MENPWs-We observe
the following among other bills before the State Legisla-
ture, connected with this city To amend the charter Of
the city Of Memphis, introduced by Mr. Martin 10 char
ter the synagogue Beth 81 Emitte Of Memphis. Introduced
by Mr.. Martin TO establish the Memphis paint manufae-
turing company, introduced by Mr. Martin to incorpo-
rate the French mutual benefit society Of Memphis, intro
duced by Mr. Martin to Incorporate the Wolf river
bridge company, introduced by sr. Martini to ineorpo-
rate the Molders Union Of Memphis. introduced by Mr..
Martin to amend the charter of the Memphis and Ger
mantoyn turnpike company, introduced by Nj. Ed
wards; to charter the Memphis coal and mineral com
pany introduced by Mr.. Estes to incorporate the Home
for the Homeless, introduced by Mr.. Someryiue.
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LOOK II, THIS,

CANDIES, ARR. December o. IE6t-
TO ALL WHOM THIS NAY CoNCEng This Il 70 GER
tfy that 1 haFe used the above proves for tanning, and
have also used the Leather af;er II vas tanned, and I
ind Il Is the best Leather that ] have ever worked and
certainly the quickest process IL the world. The leather
tanned fifty per cent. cheaper IS heavier, better and
more durable, and co daily recommend the public to
try Il. \ SHORES.
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BECK.


ARKANSAS PEsITENrART January ]. 1862
Mr. B @. HATTOx-Dea- Sirs I have thoroughly
tested the recipe for tanning which 4 purchased Of yoa,
and have no hesitsiiou in saying that il makes better
leather, In n much shorter time than the old fogy pro-
cess. Iwould recommend it. TO tanners and to planters
wis1ing 20 tan their own leather.
Your, A. J. WARD.
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~ Capt. Tom Briefly, OF the steamer Ferd
Kenneth is hereby authorized to receive subscriptions
for my regiment Of infantry for the war, and is commits
stoned to receive and forward recruits for the same. Pa
pers favorable TO the cause viii please copy this ndver
tisemeut. B. DEsHA HARMON,
mhl7lOt Colonel Commanding.
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WHISKY WHISKY

VIE have erected a R-ECTIFIER on Main street
W No. $50 where We will be glad TO see our old
friends Whisky viii be sold ten cents cheaper in the
gallon than il can be purchased elsewhere.
mh5 lma T. F~ARSTENBURG e. co.
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Notice

THE Office Of the Civil Governor and Provost Mar
4 shall Of The city of d M khis,i is located on the north
Hal. l. ID. MCKISiCk,
mh14 Ivy Civil Governor and Proyo-t Marshal
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a i Il II y,
Bring In Your HOFses Immediately!

Had you rather Cesar were HvinE ard die glaves,
or thai Caesar were desd and live all freemen
KNOW you would prefer freedom. therefore Zap
4 peal 20 you A. you value that freedom, TO come 70
our assistance that we may stay this monster " Black
kepubl ornism, which s now sorsly opposing us, aud
let this infant Coufsdsrlcy, 10 which all your m rzsts
are concentrated, p osper in glory happiness, wealth
ard Liberty.
have authority to raise a cavalry company for tho
war, and win have % furnish q great many msn whole
sire to join my C mp8Dy, with horses. they not being
abe to furnish themselves with such. Ith refors trust
that esch one who reads this u0u e and Is able, VII
seBd ne ons or more good horses upon which to mount
dearest rights, your property, your lives and your Lib
srty.
6nv persons senduE hors-s viii please cons gn fhsm
70 W Howard s Co. Memphis, Tenn, where my hssd-
quarters VIII be Tor the preeeu-. After my company
Mustered into serviee, each no se vii be velued By the
military anth rites, when / viii issus receipts 10 al
contributors FOR chs hose IA ni-hsd, a. bis valuation, 20
that they may receive psy from the Co fedsis cy, ia
ca-e the horse il killed in the service. If tbs horses a %
living az she expiration OF our terra Of service they viii
be returned TO th- parties holding the receipts for hem
Respectfully. W. +. HOWARD
MENPHIs. March Is, Ic62.
GENTLEdEv- Come 10 the assistance of v7ur country.
Inave sirsady given ten hundred and fty dollars In
hoses 70 the service, and an -tl willing 10 give mere.
1 have no more hOrsef bus wll donate ten hI SEE to this
company 80 bs pad for ia I'D and rsspcnsibls Dl ut-
eus notes or iu houses suI i0ts orlauds. takiuE lhe horses
at lair valuation aud ceiling he property 81 q fair
valuation 70 pay foe them. 1 have not The money 20
c%Outri5uts, Ihaye already cont fbut q to The extent Of
1 will assistin hndlng he men 10 moan them and d.
tbs lighting.
Respectfully ". HOWAED,
mhi9 w No Howard Row
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n A company of Mississippians, who were
taken prisoners on Roanoke Island, but released
on parole, pass d Through Montgomery, Alabama,
a few days since. on their way home. One OF
the men stated that the Confederate loss on the
island, was about fifty killed and wounded,
while that Of the enemy was nine hundred and
ten. He said the paToled prisoners were anxious
to be exchanged, in order that they might again
enter for the war,
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DR.. 3. D. HATrOX-Desr Sr: L have tested your
process f0s tanning far enough to feel a. liberty 10 say
that it is IN every respset a. IL is recommended IN your
advertisement, and viii tan the leather If the instruc-
lions are carried out fully.
Yours tr1iv. etc. WW A gFTK-
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~ A substitute wanted for one of Col. For
rests men. TO serve forsix months. a fine horse and
quipments furnished. A liberal bounty VII be given.
Apply to mh1s-3t JIG McALETER-
" Information wanted Of jerome s. Phil
lips, who is supposed to be in the army. ANY nfoma-
ton Of his Whereabouts viii be thankfully received BY
bis wife at Memphis. m6-lm'
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WILL eel in she town n p sivsz, Hrr5elsa eoun
II -. Tenn On SATURDAY, lEh day o. april 1852
for cash, s MICRO NAN, who Gays bis Ezme 10 Jacob
Said Negro IL sold a. . runaway.
". ". McCARLY,
rb1s1us Sheriff
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The Quarrel Between O,DonohOe and SIR
Robert Peel.

In the urnmar OF news 10y tne-GitY OF
Washington, published in fridays PicayHnc,
occurs the following:
In the House of Commons. on the 25tb.
Lord Pamerston said that Sir Robert Peel had
used language personally insulting to O'Dono-
hoe. 1t was understood results out Of the House
might'ensue. That he (Palmerston) was Peers
friend, and the question at issue must be settled
IN the House, by an apology for the insulting
taunt from ODonohOe. No fight.
The last paragraph of the annexed no doubt
explains this matter:
The O'D0nGhoe, NJ. p, brought forward his
motion relative to the violation of the blockade
and the neutrality proclamation of the Queen by
British vessels running from the rebel ports to
Nassau, N. P, and other western Indian har-
00rs on the both ult. He moved for a return Of
the names OF these vessels, their commanders
and owners. Mr.. Layari, for the government,
said he would not then discuss the blockade, as
notice had been given referring to a solution of
it. He declined to accede to the motion, and
refused the information asked for two reasons.
The government had not obtained it, and it was
not the office of ministers to produce lists Of
violations Of the law.
Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary of England,
took occasion TO illustrate the contented condi-
ton and loyal feeling of Ireland to the crown,
by stating that during the late agitation toward
the war with the United States, Ireland was
filled with American emissaries trying to raise
up a spirit of disloyalty, and " minikin traitors"
tried to initiate the Cabbage Garden heroes Of
1913" but failed sigually.
ODonohoe was prominent among these "min-
kin traitors"
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WANTEn. I%MNEDIATELY,

oOLORED NAN 70 eook-ne wh7 thoroughly
"A understands the business Also thr WHITE
BOYS, As Waters. between she sses o. fifteen sno
sixteen years. Apply al g. ADAMS street.
mhld- W.
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A n e MO e
Oh
Tanning Leather.

THE subscriber hss 8 patent process for Tanning
4 Leather, that VIII tan heavy Sole Leather in eiehtT
days, Upper Leather Ia tea TO fifteen days Cali Or
other Skins il three to ave dsys The process Is lily
per cent. cheaper than the old process. and the Leather
l. heavier, better and more dUTabIs-ail OF which Is
done without bark, and here il any quantity OF the in
gredient in the country.
T~ERss.-SIO0 for the right Of a county. $50 for an
an individual right. War Bonus, Freasu-y Warrants.
Confederate Notes, or any money tlal Is current 20
home in the Southern COniedsrscy, taken 81 par.
Address B @. HATTOX,
Lf-tls Rcch Ark
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TO ARMS! TO ARMS
COMPANY Of MOUNTED LANCERs
C0TTnN AM NEGROES

I 20 TO $50 BALES cotton TO trade for likely
lou young NEGROES. Cali on
r LANE d CO..
wb1ATw No. Q Union street
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CERTIFICATE of Stock in t5a Memphis ard
"A Charleston Railroad Company co. 7g. da.ed NRy
, a, 1854, to Tnos. Biackbourue. has been lost or MIS-
laid, and / intend spoil ing 10 the Secretary Of said
Road for a duplicate Of the same.
SIDNEY BL~ACKBoURNE.
sworn to and Subscribed before ne October g, Is60
mR43w Hume T.. hill, }, p.
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FARMS = N D DWELLING
WHo 4 a BARGAIN

sNUG COTTAGE. with outh9usss, vel, 81
large cIstsrn. slsvea acres Of garden. fruit tst
frees aud s6rubbery. for sale low foF Confede- ~
rate money. Apply thls week 81 he omce ofL%
mbIs-3f HUTTON & FRELIGB.
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JED

Near Fernando, Mississippi, on the 10th instant, Mrs.
ELEANOR NJ A.. ORNE, relic Of the late Edward Orns,
ssed Hny-ons years and six months.
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NOTICE TO FOLUNTEERs.-Lieut. H. B. Mar
tin is authorized TO receive recruits for my company
durils my absence. either for the war or FOR twelve
months All persons belonging to this company, in or
near Memphis, are ordered to report to Lieut. Martin. at
stovalI & MitchePs old stand, 2s5 Main street, on Friday.
the alsL W. d. SSEED,
Is Captain Zolicoasr Avengera
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STEALING.-MaTy Armstrong was yesterday
put in jail ON the charge Of stealing a note for a hun
bred and forty Eve dollars and i've dollar bank note,
the property of VIM. Kobring
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PLOWS.

SUPPLY Of Averys Flows, No. E. Also, E1Ea
mills Iw JONES, BROWN 4 co.
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River News and s-tcu1nboar Businoa.

The river is still falling it has lowered five
inches since it commenced decreasing Business at the
landing was p nsctly staguanty yesterday. The weather
was Gne and pleasantly The AlOnzo Child arrived from
New Orleans, and went mp the river----The Quitman
arrived from Tiptonvile with go sacks Of corn and
other freight, and returned .- The Clara Dolsen is up
Tor New Orleans----T The Keene VENT up the river---T The
Ben MccuEoch came in from Forked Deer river with
produce.
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. We direct attention 10 the advertisement
OF Cayee & Son, in our advertising columns. They sell,
this morning at IL O'clock, at the foot Of Monroe street, "a
lot Of bran, corn, peas, etc.
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closed, to exclude tho wind. The whole pro-
cess lasts two years, and during the last six
months nothing but clear water must be added,
to prevent the formation Of other salts than nitre.
Where dung is less plentiful, a bed Of frable
earth should be formed in a stable, covered with
a layer of litter. After four months the litter Is
removed, the earth turned over, another of fresh
earth eight or nine inches thick added, and a
layer of old and fresh litter over all. The same
process is repeated after a similar interval aud
at the end of a year the whole is transferred to
the nitrs sheds. The earth thus prepared is hxi-
vitiated as above described.
The annual production Of saltpeter in France
by the above described process, amounted to
100000 tuns, of which seyen-twentIeths were
furnished By the s~sltpeter works at Paris"
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THE HEROIC BUCHANAN.-The self abne-
eating heroism Of Captain Buchanan, of Mary
land, commander Of the Virginia in the re
cent memorable conflict, will be generally ap
preciated when it is known that his younger and
~favorite brother was the Purser Of the frigate
Congress, at which the FIRE Of the Virginia was
most pertinaciously directed, and is supposed / t.
have persisted on board of her.-RiehnloHd En-
anlTer.
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q A Vest Pointer offers his services as in
strucIor in Field Artillery. Apply at this Office. 2t'
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LOST or STRAINED,

TWO OOWs-one a large, dsrk red, muly g%
i COW. Darhsm breed, white face both ear go
NAKED. The other . snsl Gov, with red a5dIL~ILs
white spotE. and one ear marked A liberal
reward VIII be paid Tor the deltve-y Of one or both, o.
for any Information s. thst can get hen
T.. A. FERGUSON,
mhls-al. Vac eireet onnoeile Ma-dey s--b-e
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$40 REWARD.

7 WILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
Of privste WILLIAM A. AaBERLAIN, of ms
eomgsny-ComPsay H 2lst Regiment Te-nrssee Vol
unteers. Ssid Chamberlain has ahsented bimself with
out leave, since the battle Of Bemon's from my com
mand aud the above amount Of money viii be chez,
n G. TAYLOR,
mhIaln CAM Co II Y V
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.G5e Nltnp5is 8PpeaI
FROM OUR EVENING EDITION OF YESTERDAY


We publish below, as q matter Of important
and daily interest, a collated statement, under
appropriate titles. ofaR the rules and regulations
adopted by the War Department in relation to
the reorganization, etc, Of our forces in the
field:
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SPECIAL ORDER

ISLAND No. 10, March 70, 1852.
- Those who have been detailed from COM
pany A, 4th regiment Tennessee volunteers, VIII report
back to their company for duty Immediately, or DO
treated as deserters. By order Of Brgadier-Gen. J. p.
AeCown- THOs. Il. FRANCIS,
l6-Iw CapL COMPANY a. an regmsnr ~.
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Real ESTATE SALES We invite attention
to the card of Mr. Street offering for sale valuable real
estate on Main and Poplar streets. in this city, and lands
in Arkansas He offers au opportunity for a fine specu-
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A Personal APPEAL-See the notice Of Mr..
Mcclure IN another column Parties who have sustained
such sacrifices should receive public sympathv.
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FOR SALE

ONE FRsTRATE IRON SAFE,
" one Once Desk,
One Letter Press.
One FAFb nks' Floor Scales,
mhls " J. B JENNINGS q co
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CONFEDERATE 0 n !

CUSTOMER Of ours has city properly for sale
A In lots, worth from 200 20 s20.co. Leave u
your names for hin.
FARRIEGTON, HOWELL a Co,
2ta 30. II From Row
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of ire last even
ing was false.
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WANTED young man who has enlisted
Tor the war is in great need Of a pair Of blankets. Will
not some one furnish them9 Apply at he appeal com
posing room.
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SOLDIERS ON FURLOUGH-An important or-
der from headquarters to officers and soldiers on furiough
viii be found in another column.
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G~UNSMETHs,
M-ACHINISTS,
BLACKSMITHS
900 WANTED

1.-TWO HUNDRED N~ACHIyIsTs, oUEsMITHs
il and Biaeksmiths wsnfed, to be emolosee upon
Government Work,
Al the Machine Shop Of
A. L. Maxwell & Go.
The Best and Highest Wages viii
BE Paid.
Apply al tbs FouDdery and Aachlns Shop. or to
p. d, MaCLUNG.
Ordnance ONCE,
1bIeIw Knoxville, Tenn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$40 REV I'D

~oO LII w 4
WILL be paid for the delivery to ne Of JAMES
W SPAIN, private Of Company E, 2lst Regimen
Tennessee Volunteers who has bsen hhs Mt Without
leave aimee the battle OF Beimon-. Any person who
arrests and delivers 70 me said Spain, will render the
service a benefit and also be paid ih- above reward.
81 COHEELL, lst Lieut. Co. e., 2lst Reg,
mh7Qlw rom-andinE omuaav.
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STEALING MONEY-GeOrge Coleman, a youth
OF sixteen or seventeen years Of agei was committed to
Jail for trial yesterday by Recorder Moore for stealing
two hundred dollars from Z. A. Carleton, while the lat
ter was sleeping in his room He acknowledged the
theft. Officers Kink and Lautrey found in his room a
large trunk containing soldiers clothing and other arti
cles, which, from letters found in the trunk, appear to
belong to Orderly Sergeant McGehes, of the lst Missis-
sippi Valley regiment The owner can have it by ap-
plying at the station house.
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$40 REWARD!

VII Bif- tAuty 40 LAS reward ZOE me appreneh-
4 sioz a1d delivery 20 me 81 Camp Games, of
PATRICK Film,
Who de- erted On the 14th instant. Said Finn IS about
twenty tNO years old, DARK hair and eyes. AMI about
i've feet en- inches high r. u ~eELAN
mills Nv Col Fammaudru
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no WHOM 1T Nay CONCERNI

+ WISH 70 pay my entire ia6ebtedaess to WN L.
L VANCE, "a pureas se Of lots, made in 1854 Has b.
mhisss w. RoaERs.
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RECORDERS COURT-The Recorder had eight
cases before him yesterday. Thos McIlvoy was fined
fifty dollars AS a vagrant- and sentenced to sixty days
Imprisonment. He escaped the latter portion of the PEN
atty by entering the army -Four persons were charged
with drunkenness, one was discharged two ware fined
eleven dollars each, and one six dollars Aloafer named
George Williams was fined eleven dollars as a vagrant.
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COUNCIL MEETING.-Couneil failed 10 hold a
session last evening for want of a quorum twas in
tended to receive the report Of the committee appointed
to wait upon the Provost Marshal, We learn that it
was arranged that prisoners taken on charge Of viola
ting the military law are to botakou to the guard house,
and the Recorder is to act upon such Of them as come
before him, as the agent of the Provost Marshal, to keep
a separate docket for them, and to pay fines inflicted in
such cases into the Provost MarshaIs oaice.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OFFIoIlL PasT OEFIgE J0TRNAL

THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. August 30-The Washington
Star OF last evening contains the following intel
ligence:
We have information that satisfies us the rebel
force that suddenly appeared between the position
OF the army OF General Pope and Manassas ON
Thursday night last, was the army corps of Jack
son and Stewards independent cavalry corps.
They consisted OF infantry and artillery and
marched about 10000 strong from near Water
loo, on the head waters of the Rappahannock,
by White Plains and Manassas, about forty miles.
in two directors, without wagons tents,
blankets or even knapsacks, thus leiving their
baggage of every description to be transported by
wagons with the other army corps of Lee follow
inc on behind them. Instead of fighting merely
portion of Stuart's cavalry at Manassas day be
fore yesterday, Taylors brigade was actually
confronted by greater portion OF JacksOn's corps
d. armee of Maj. Generals jackson, Ewel, Tall
ferro, Hill. Stuart and the general in chief Rob't.
Lee. or his son Brigader General Fitzhugh Lee,
being present at Manassas during the enga cement.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock p. NJ JacksOn's ad
vance occupied Fairfax Z. H. with Il force of
cavalry and had collected their own wounded of
the action of the day before, with Taylors and
their wounded IN the engagement of the same
day, with Hooker, and also the prisoners they
took from Taylor
In the afternoon about 400 of their cavalry
iOrce, under stuart IN person, moved ON from
Fairfax Court House to Vienna.
HoOker's battle of the day before yesterday
was with Ewelrs Division, and was a gratifying
success.
Major Gen. Pope, by half past nine yesterday,
had concentrated his very large army so as to
sadly interfere with the calculations upon which
the rebel Generals must have ventured their very
bold and extraordinary movement.
He had got McDowell's forces, including 81
gels, between Jacksons rear and Longstreet's
front. and had also the rest OF his army well up
within supporting distance Thus it continued
thrOughOutthe balance of the afternoon.
Facts within our knowledge lead to the impress
sion that within twenty four hours direct commu-
ncatiOn will have been established between
Washington and General POpes army; more es-
pecially as there are signs that Jackson's army
corps is endelvOring to proceed northwardly, as
though making the experiment of opposing the
re-establishment Of such communication, with his
immediate front, with POpe's army, practically
between him and the other rebel corps d. armee.
We may add that General Mcclellan is dis
posing of his heavy force around Washington and
Alexandra and the Notifications, so soon To
make il play important part i'm the eventful
drama of the hour.
In the battle of yesterday the attack certainly
came from our side.