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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18
1.ore Prisoner. ct she washington Fo'uare

Three priS5usrs have been added 10 ae charge
Of Lieut. sheldon, at the female prison, for
merly Brs. GreenhoR' house. Two Of them
are from Washington, and the other Is Mrs
Bsxlev. from Baltimore, arrested while trying to
make her way through our lines across the nver,
and not upon the Old Point boat, as the papers
state. She Is an unmitigated rebel, and cheered
Justify for JEFF Davis and the Southern Confed-
eracv. A perambulat0ry 2 ntlemau Of the or
ganie musical persuasion happening to be in the
vicinity Of the prison, the highly excited femsle
rebel IN state Of Incarceration threw the said
musical amateur the sum Of fno s~hilingS, and
requested him 10 strike up " Dixie Bot, IN
der the application Of g Threatened bayOnet
charge from the grm sentinel, who keeps watch
sud ward over he involuntary inmates, be re
treaiej, not, however, without securing the
price Of his u%nesrned services, aud amid the ex-
e~cgations Of the tuneiess female. After q nights
reflection her passion became Modified, aud the
next morning she was found bathed in tears, and
wiling TO accept the proffered food which she
bad 50 psTssbently refused since her capture,
two days before.
The other two ladies were taken before tho
provost marshal to-day 70 obtsin their state
ments, aud it Is stated that they viii probably
be released. u Is probable, also. that Miss Pool
all be released and sent 10 Richmond via Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk, the government having
nothing ps1ieulsr against her, except being q
dangerous woman at large. She has conducted
herself very quietly sDd properly since she wa:
arrested.
As to Mrs. Gfeenhow, the physicians in attend
Anee pronounce keF q m~on0manise, and, if con
hned much longer, will become hopelessly crszy
Il is already stated, and with much show Q
probability, that she will be removed furthe
norih-probably 70 Fort WaTen-in a few days
| Cor. Pkliaddykis Press.
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HE CONCERT LAST NIGHr.-Bad as the
weather WIS last night, the theater wa crowded 70 hear
Prof WinkleTs concert and well ,ssTe hey g-=tsa-a
tHe con n wa a success. and the audience were morr
go grurihed. Not ouly aus Size singing excellent but
the instrumental part was well led and hnsly executed
AFTER the overture, which was applauded, q qusrts,te war
sung with spirit and correctness Other q-ual4ett-s were
Tng during the evenings, and, ~ We expected they were
heartily tncoIel TIE Tens RaEgrs.' arranged by
Prot Wiakler was especially well sung. aud Is a mG
piece Of music MIss Honstou varblsd two -ongs in G
sweet, attractive voice that brought down warm eppIause
and an mort Then came Una rore poo7 IA" by gls.
Gibbs. 81 LyDehburg, Va There was uo little curiosity
70 know how the stranger would acqut herself
A very few bars removed all doabt and wen
the enuc soul Of the audience. The notes came
fun, round, and musical, and a. dlsInei 10 the stroke Of
the hammer and anvil With an ea-e that nothing conld
diseoncer- with an GporH6 that Inspired entire confidence
in her powers, she poured forth the spleadid not 81
Ros.ini with an accuracy that would have pleased the
meestro could he have been present The rouLader gushed
from her throat Ike the free-mery rillings ofthe thrush
Bird like aud sweet came the staeato notes. Ike flower
tossed in The air add falling Ia a shower Of beauty We
esnnot purticularze each piece, but In eaeh she Wa sue
cessful, and was twice crowned with warm enihusasu
Mr.. Gibson's ballad was beautifully given and enoored.
The selections from Lucia di Lammeunoor were a fessl
indeedt to 'hc lover Of the opera the =%eStette, especially
aiier the soprano voice came in, was a glorious piece OF
music rendered with spirit filling the bosom Of the en-
raaced bearer with delight HLs Houston surpassed
herself The ba-s Of Mr. Mas was very effective. We
congratulate 3r. Wlnker on the success of this fine piece
OF music The violin solo OF Prof Miller WIS worthy or
fame We were pleased with the concert and have H.
tbs 90 wish changed about IT. except 10 regret q departur
from the programme which Jared with the high charac-
ser q theIemalnder Of the performaue..
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The stuged Cnf.

An old c%hiffonnier Cor rag-picker) died in Paris
In a saue Of sbjeet poverty His only relation was a
niece, who Lived as a 70 want with o green grocer. The
5Tl always assisted her uncle H. FAR NJ her means would
permit When she l. armed OF his death, which took place
suddenly, she was on tie point Of marriage with a Jour.
The ruptial day wss fixed, but Suzetts lad no; yet
bought Der wedding clothes she hestened 10 tell her
lover that the wedding must be deferred; she wanted The
price Il h,r bridal hney 80 lay her uncle deoently Ia The
grave Her mlstls { ndieuled the idea and exhored her
70 leave the Old man % be buried by charity. Suzetto
young woman lost her place aad her lover, who sided
with her mistress. She hBstened 70 the miserable garret
whore her uuele bal expired, and by tho sarrihee not
emily Of the money for Der wedding attire, bat nearly al
the ret Of her slender wardrobe. -he had the old man
deeenuy Inferred. Her pious task fulfilled, she sat alone
IA her uncies room weeping bitterly when the master Of
hf LALiess lover & goOdlooalDg young man, entered
So, ny Sazeiie, l fnd you have loss yOnr place said
he ' hsn como 20 oder y0u one FOR life. VII you
marry me
IL dr. sad Suzttta- von ore i6kIng."
No. faith said be want 9 wife, and Tn sure 1
cant find a batter.
" Bat eyeqy body viii laugh al you Ton marrying q poor
GIRL Ike me said Suzetie.
On, II that is your ONLY objection, said the ysung
man, vs. shall suon Htpyer u come como along, my
mother Z prepared 90 receive you
Suzei,e hesitated no lquSer, bat sae wished 70 take With
nod bed for @any YEAR pld man was 70 fond Of
the animal, thai he ID thai even death should
not separate them for Ia ia her stuffed, and placed
her on the tester o. bis he'd
As Suzotte took down puss, ahe uttered an exclamation
OF surprise al finding il % heavy. The lover hHs,ened N
were "a thousand louis concealed In the BODY Of the eat
and this sum. which the Old nizer had starved himself to
4mass, became The reward OF The worthy girl and her
disinterestcd lover.
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slrenalh ID lhe Armr.

Correspondents OF the Cincinnati Euquirer3
WASHINGTON, January > The commander
in-chief has determined on a simultaneous at
tack, andis so drawing the cords, by distributing
the troops, making ready the transportation sup
plies, etc, tat a grand forward movement of
455,OjO men will be made simultaneously. the
immense column extending from the POton1ae
through Virginia and Kentucky to the BIissis-
sippi. The army on the Potomac is now ready
for that movement; Gen. Bsnks, near Winrhes-
-tvr' - afru ready. CreHs. I8eHCTauz, Buel and
Halleck are not yet ready. Commodore FOote
Is not ready. The utmost diligence and indus
Try are being exerted to have a complete prepa-
ration Rosencranz will he ready by the 10Th,
Buell. by the 18Th, and Halleck and FOote by the
18th.
Tie Burnside expedition leaves Ia about ten
days 5H a missicn that mnst necessarily be k;-A-
" successful, while a feet Of boats viii come up
the Potomac Mcclellan will advance steadily On
Manassas. Banks and Rosencranz will take the
enemy Ia their rear; Cox viii strike out toward
Lcwisbrrg, Garfield viii move toward Cumber-
land GAP; Buell., with his four divisions, toward
Nashvii p; Halleck, Wallace, Grant, FOote, and
others, toward Memphis overland, aud down the
Mississippi river, and the forces at Fortress Mon
roe and Beaufort viii move inland 10 take tue
enemy in the rear. Gen. Mcclellan wIl not
" forward until be is entirely ready, SO that ii
sudden and triumphant victory may be the
browning result Of lis patience and preparation.
The health Of the army here is exceedingly
good, and but few deaths are occurring, com
pared with the immense number Of soldiers in
the field. BY returns in the Wax Department
up TO the &d Of December, l learn that the
mortality in our army since the war broke ont
will reach $4,000 men. The humber killed in
battle, skirmishes, etc, Is about IL 600, and the
number wounded 1900. These figures may
auDear stsriiDg to A rreat many. hut they are
reliable. The number Of prisoners South, and
soldiers deserted and missing, is about COCO.
The entire strength of our army, as by returns
in the sdjutant generals office, foOts up
52l goo about $4,000 now reported as fl for
service.
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No MORE COTTON-The cotton planters, OF
Brazora county, Texas, al a late meeting passed
the following polite resolution:
RsS0toed, That inasmuch as two crops Of cot
ton, or 5,G00.000 bales thrown upon the market
at the same time, would not net the planters az
much a the crop now on hand, that unless our
ports are opened on or before the first Gf April
next, and our intercourse with European nations
u~ntTameled, not an acre Of cotton should be
planted during the year 1852 in the Confederate
States OF AIenea.
Resolctd, That the labor aud industry Of the
country should be directed FIST 30 a supersbun-
dance Of provisions for both public and private
consumption, including breadstuffs and meats in
ali their variety second, to the manufacture Of
sl necessary fabrics fOT clothing, boots, shoes,
hate, agricultural Instruments tools, ordnance
stores, e.c and third. when victory upon victory
sbali hereafter, az heretofore, continue TO he
achieved, when the tyrant invader shall be ex-
pelled, aud our gallant citizen soldiers shall have
returned 10 the peaceful walks Of life, and The
blessings Of peace and prosperity, liberty and IN
dependence shall have been restored 70 our be-
loved country, then should be encouraged. cult
waited and tostered among us every variety of
manufactures necessary 10 the comfort and hap
piness of Our people, and especially all that is
necessary for our defense in time OF war. Our
vast mineral wealth should be developed Insti-
tutions of learning and religion, the arts and
sciences ind their home IN their midst, and thus
shall we become the most independent naion on
the globe
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POLK.

The Nashville Uaioa Of the 4h says: " The
pork market continues 1nll, and small 10 s were
sold during the week al ten cents per pound
net 4 gentleman from one Of he largest hog
growing counties in Middle Tennessee Informed
rs the other day that there was q large number
Of hogs in ihai country for sale, but holders
Eere demanding ten cents per pound gross,
though there were nc buyers al that price.
the government agents having supplied them
selEes and Withdrawn from he market It
now turns out that there Is q better supply Of
hogs in the State as well as other portions Of
the South, than was supposed when the market
opened
The ichmoDd EIamasy says We learn
that 81 government has secured sbout TIRES
hundred thousand head Of hogs, which viii fur
nish ample provisions, with fhs besf packed, Tor
the army the ensuing year
We have made some inquiry "a % the number
Of hogs fhs government purchased and Is having
slaughtered and Pscked IN renpe=aee, and give
the IelloEInr apnraKi ma estimate
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For the Memphis Appeal
MY DAUGHTERS BIRTHDAY.

Oh blez forever be this day,
Clad pot IN dreary winter time.
It's rude = ,nds Seem more soft to play.
Than balmy summers golden prime.
inmy ssg, hopeful, sunny youth.
II brought TO me my crown OF joy,
4 daughters perfect love and truth,
Earth born, yet free from ss+th's alloy.
Ny d~iHsater for Der sake that word
Breathes music sEeeter 70 mine ear.
Than els N human speech rr heard.
Ani linked With images moro dear.
Linked Tith affections f0ndest tone.
VITA neetst geutet scts Of love.
which Ger : weary life have thrown
Lstt from he land u rest above.
Father, whit Ger thy lone can -enI
To ~reeomPense that tender besr,
I pray thee IN her cup TO blend,
Aud perfect peace and Joy .inPar-
Thy bounty formed her passing lair.
Thy grase hath made hex Kind aud true.
And tom thy hand come giHs most rare.
On Father. grant her happy too,
HEsIFHF7 Tenn. Jan. Is, 1881 ii
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] Wis about 10 desert my post 20 60 70 his assiz' anee.
when I 4 scovered the officer Of the guard approaching
siiA tYo men, W. al listened % the sound, and were
satisfied that Il was Eddyis drum. 1 asked permission 20
cato his assistance The officer hesiiatetI. saying that
te orders were 70 march in twenty minussz I promised
20 be back ia that time, when he consented. / immedl.
atthE starred down The ht. through ue thick und.r-
growth, snd. upon reaching the valley, ] followed the
sound OF the iTum, and zoon found him sitting upon the
ground, his beck Tearing ugainst the trunk Of q fallen
tree, while bis drum hung upon q bush IN front OF him.
me, he dropped bis drumsicks aud exclaimed. - Oh. cor
poralt I am 50 glad to see yon' Give NE u drink p reach
ing out his hand for my eanteen, which was empty. l
immediately turned 70 bring him some water from the
brook that could bear ripping through the bushes near
by, when, thinking that I wss about 70 ieave him. be
~eommeeeed crying, saying, don't leave me. corporal
/ cent wulk."
was soon back With the water, when 7 discovered
tbat both Of hk tret had been shot away By Il cmnon
bail. After sstlsfylng his thfrst he looSed up Into my
face, and said, "TOu don't think 1 vii die. corporal. do
youf ThLs man said would not; he said the surgeon
cauld cure my feet" Inow discovered q man lying in
te grass nearhim dead By biz dress l recognized him
~ belonging 70 the eaemy. Il appeared that he had been
shot through the bowels, and tad fallen near where Eddy
lay. Knowing that he could not live. aud seeing the con
diuon Of the boy, he had erawied TO him. took of Ibis
bucsskin suspenders, and corded the little fellows lsgs
below the knee, and then lay down and did. While he
was telling me the q particulars, / heard the tramp Of
cavsiry coming down the raviue, and IN a moment a
scout Of the enemy was upon Us aud was taken a pris-
onfr. requested the officer 70 take Eddy up IN front Of
him. and he did 20, carrying him with crest tenderness
aud care When we reached the camp ef the enemy the
little fellow vas dead II is now about two weeks since
I ulade my escape from McCulloch's grasp.
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FROM RIO GRAsDg-Ths following Is
an eztraet from q letter to Hon. hr. Reused, OF
the Legislature, dated Brownsville, Dec. oh:
The hsrbor at BRACES is hloeladed and the big
gate Of the Confederate STATES j. closed mp. An
1900 tun, two masted propeller weT vessel. stars
md stripes flying is 81 anchor there watching for
prey. No attempt At laading has as yet been
made, though today il has been TOO rough for
auy boat 80 live. Jhefe sac eight vessels 10 port
with cargoes from tie North of 10000, Tor
WoodhoUse AID Ss,lnsu. o. articles Ne used,
and il all probability they VII be cut out of
burned. The port 8 entirely gn3efended.
There are only lie sane force here BOW AS
when I last wrote you, and the reEt tkiug viii
be a landing md you VII heaT II ta taking Of
Fort Brown, With The command as PRISONERS o.
and twenty-five pieces 81 artillery ~ tr0-
zines. AnEuiar Cape Hstteras sf4if, 70 be
ndiculed in The whole northern press.
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MoCCASrTs Is. B~R0GAEs-The franklin
ia Pointers BqHaer informs US that sons Of
the sUger planters IN that neighboThoOd are be-
ginning 70 look around 70 discover a substitute
for Shoes tor their negroes. They think that 80
s pair fer negro shoes, and & cent or two q pound
for sugar viii lot 90. They intend 10 make
rough mocoasius out Of beaf hides for cold
westher. when shoes Of some kind are indispen-
sable, aud let al Lsnds 20 barefoot When the
weather vii admit of is.
The North American Indaus formerly wore
moccasg.s, and most Of them wear them TO the
present day, in al n their hunting excursions,
in war, and on M other occasions, and they an
swev g very good purpose.
The common mOcoaail Is made by simply cut
ting e piece Of Tswhids OF such size aud shape
that when the foot is plAesd upon il, and the
edges sTo turned mp over the toes end sides Of
the foot, these edges may be drawn and held 20
theiT place BY q string T1a through fifteen or
twenty holes made Tor hat palpose. Sometimes
8 fat p.ece Of leather Or faghido is laid upon tho
Top Of ths foot covering The instep, and worked
to the eiSes OF the moccaslu with strings. The
part behind the Aee} is cut nearly straight across
and turned up, and the edges sewed together.
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DEsERTE8s We learn that four of The reou-
lars at one Of our posts on the Goa deserted On
the morning If the 18th, and have gone over TO
the enemy. They had received permission TO 90
out in q boat for oysters, and we're discovered
soon after proceeding in the direction Of the
OlocbadeTs. A boat with sixteen mon started in
patsuit but we're unable to 0yertak the fuei-
tiyes. the latter having sometime the start. They
we've last seen climbing up the side Of the enc
my's eunboat.-ChaHest0n Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

A BENEFIT The friends of the Memphis
GuerlllGs (which corps = now in camp at Columbus
are making preparations 10 give them a benefit on Tues
day evening next 81 the hall OF TIE liberty engine com-
psnv. The Guerrilas should be remembered.
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RUNNING II Observation-Disclosures we give
the prices Of a portion Of the cargo Of a vessel
which arrived recently from Havana, sold yes
terdsy by Macy & Parker. Auctioneers 10
sacks coffee were sold at SIC. per pound 80
sacks averaged Zoe. 40 sacks averaged ace;
90 sacks averaged doe, and 25 sacks, slightly
damaged, at 354c- % bags shot were sold at
S525 per bag, 1 caIboys sulpburie acid 2slc.
per pound. 70 boxes CASTLE soap brought 25c i,
aud 70 boxes, g little damaged, pile per pound.
2 dozen patent leather, A, S47 / do do do $40
so; 1 do do, B, $33, and 3 do morocco leather
SaO-HobTe Tri6EAs. 10Th
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TWe take the following items from the

1--WE take the following items from the
Charleston Courier, Of the I4th
RUMoR.-A report was prevalent here yester-
day, which stated that one of the Yankee feet
had attempted 70 get into Georgetown, but we
suppose the statement 70 be premature.
SHOT AND SHE'LL FIRING-Our barbor bat
teries were busily engaged yesterday, practicing,
the repots of their guns attracting q consider
able number OF observers to the water front,
where some fine shooting with shot and shell
was seer,
TIRE B~LOCKADH,-Six Of the Lincoln fleet
were strung along the front Of our harbor yes
terday, all in sight from the wharyes, and ap-
parently quite close in. Since the steamship
Ella Marley succeeded in passing by them, they
keep a more yigilant lookout.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

OFFICER WNTERs-Ibi5 officer, who was
accidentally shot uear the groin during e difficulty sis
ing from the delivery OF freight By the dreys On Thurs
day, was Wing tolcrably easy yesterday. The buue,
hss penetrated deep in the body and cannot Be Rouud.
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NOTICE.

The fdends and aeqasiniaeess Of Jos L. AeAl'uy'
are respectfully invited TO attend he funeral of Lis ht
lie daughter, NAssIE T.. from his residence, on THIS
lsalurtavl EvtSIEo. At . O'Clock.
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WooL-PiCKISG FOR SOLDIERS SOcRs.-The
Young gentlemen and ladies', little boys and
girls, Of this city, under the superintendent Of
the matrons Of the ladies association, assembled
10 the basement Of the PRESBYTERIAN church, on
Friday evening last, to pick the wool from the
scraps left siier cutting soldiers socks. This is
patriotism, besides furnishing 8 most agreeable
entertainment ior the Young folks-Hustseae
Democrat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

CLOTHING SALE-Those wanting clothing
should read the advertisement in this mornings issue
The Arcade seems 70 be doing a thriving business ludg
ing from the numerous articles the hrm advertise this
morning. We learn they are soon to open IN slarge
houss. which hey much need.
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WANTED INDEPENDENTLY the hospitals
at Bowling G5reen, K-ntucky, nurses chambe rualds and
washers transportation furnished by application % zoe
at the Old stand OF Martin s Beasley VI. - Main
greet v. Il. AL4ETiV.
iHIslt
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS.

FINRD-Conssable OHem aud a neighbor
named Patterson, had q fight on Friday night when
oHerroa Aired q pistol but missed Patterson. He was
sned ~. and Patterson 81, by the Recorder.
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" Pich a dollar into the middle Of the great
gulf which separates Dives from Lazarus, and
Yankee aTsFice viii soOur the yawuing sbyss 10
find IL; but never, az long as grass grows aud
water Tans, viii Jonathan risk the burning Of bis
DsV-sssk
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~ Gilbert 81 Co, corner OF Madison and
Second streets sell n great variety Of goods at auction 20
day. Their catalogue embraces a little Of everything,
and a good deal OF some things Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock precisely.
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TtRPNULINsi TARPAULISsi-With the vast
amount OF p~ershahle commodity lying about lhe city and
The ser;ainy abead Of plenty Of nlHy weather. tarPuo-
.is hare become q prime necessity hoy can be had ID
large supply ar 3 BROOKS Wetcr street. next 70 the Zee
hons. uI-lns
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TRrarmpyr or PRIsoggRs on W

TREATMENT OP PRISONERS OF WAR-The
facts which have been made public in regard to
the outrageous treatment Of southern men con-
fined in q prison at Camp Chase, near Columbus,
Ohio, are now under investigation in the Legis-
lature Of Virginia, and the general government
viii probably be requested to give some q ltention
to the subject. II Is in tie power OF our govern
ment to compel an abatement OF the b&rbarous
practices alluded to. There is but one law that
produces any impression upon the hint Of Lin
eolnism, and that is the law Of retaliation
Richmond Dispatch.
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NoTmzG TO FE4R-The New Orleans Delta
Of the l5'h says:
There hss BEEN q great deal Of needless alarm
siong the Mississippi coast, 70 cay nothing Of the
trepidation occasionally evineed here and al
Mobile, ia consequence Of the presence Of the
enemy at Ship Island From q parfy who was
very lately the recipient Of Yankee hospitality
and marked attention on the island intelligence
comes to rs that the number Of troops there Is
vegy littso, if anything. over two thousand.
Instead of medtating a descent on the main
and they are trembling day and night for their
own safe s. and are looking FOR an stack every
moment We are not al liberty to mention lie
soucs OF our information. Let it suffice that ii
may BE- depended upon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-18

Commemorative have been requested 10
state That Daniel Bowen, whose lame was mentioned
yesterday morning IN connection with a robbery, wa
never a member Of the Gueunlas. the company com.
mBnded by Capt Mailman.