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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-28
GEN. KOSECR.ANS

The causes that LED to the removal Of this
officer will be officially known in tic proper
time, although for good reasons, the Gov
crnment does not think proper to make them
public now Nothing bat stern necessity
com PEELED the President to take the course
which has created SO much excitement and
feeling The appointment Of Gen. Thomas in
his stead does not necessarily prove that the
conduct Of q .neral Rosecrans at Chickamauga
was the sole or even the immediate cause Of
his supersedure Indeed, if the General is
correctly reported BY the telegraph, the Presi~
dent wrote to him after that battle in commen-
dation of his bravery. Bu', as We have al
ready ntimated we believe, and could give
good authority Tor the b=llet, that other causes
decided the Commander in Chief TO re-
move him, and that among those causes We're
at least two distinct cases Of dlsobience OF or
dcrs. ~ ash Chron.
In the great trotting match yesterday over
the National Course in Washington tor ST.
900. the horse General Butler was the winner.
The race was tor the best three in five; the
three noted trotters, General Butler, Prince
aud Belle Of Hartford, entering,
Col. Sothorou, ana his son; OF st. Mary
county, Nd, and the females OF the family
have, it is sad, abandoned their estate, and
escaped into Virginia.
A mass meeting Of the Unconditional Union
men is to he held at Monument square IN Bal
limore, this evening. A number OF prominent
sneakers are advertised TO address the meeting
4 number Of liquor shops in Washington
have lately been closed by military authority
Heavy frosls at night, and cool days may be
''ouoted" as the present state OF the weather
The small pox is prevailing extensively at
Fort Delaware.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, l45e,
! ri,
, 1863-03-17
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1868.

authorize acknowledgements to be taken he
fore military officers. The bill to authorize
the city Of Jackson, and several townships Of
Jackson county, to pledge their credit, and
the county Of 1ngham to raise By tar OF bor-
RON money to aid In the construction Of rail
road from Jackson to Lansing, has passed both
houses. This makes two lines Of road from
points not far apart on the Michigan Central
road 10 this place. The efforts Of one, 1t Is
hoped, may stimulate the other so that 1t may
not be long before railroads may be had be-
tween the western part OF the State and the
Capital, without going around by Detroit.
The House bill to authorize the Common
Council Of the City Of Battle Creek, Calhoun
county, to raiEe money By tax to refund the
money subscribed By the citizens Of said city,
for bountlcs to volunteers under two calls Of
the Gcaeral Government, was fayorablr con.
silcrcd By the Senate in Committee of the
Whole on Saturday. I: will doubtless pass.
This Is case which does not come within the
provisions Of the general law passed at this
session authorizing the refunding Of soldiers
bounty. Bills to improve the larbors at the
mouths of thu st. joseph and Ga1iicn Rivers,
in Berrlcn county, haye passed the House.
|. The one will pass the Senate, the other has an
appropriation Of swamp land in it, and its
passage is involved in doubt. The friends OF
the Government nreto haye demonstration
ut the Capital.
Gorc:nor Blair, Lieut. Gov. May, and other
eminent speakers will address the meeting.
, 1863-03-17

Especial D:ssatch to the ChIcago Tribune]
MuRFREEsBoRo, March 16, 1863.
The following were the casualties in the
4th regular cavalry, In the affair between
Thompson's Station and Unionyille on the 9th
inst. Ki1led-Corp. Chas. Hill, Company A,
Archibald B. Orr, Company I, James Orange,
Company ID. Wounded-Jamcs Sword, Com
pany h.
Rumors of the evacuation Of Vicksburg arc
rifeagaiu tonight.
None Of our troops have as yet been to
Columbia, nor anywhere else upon the south
side Of Duck River.
The beautiful weather continues. There
was no rain last night
C1ScNsAT1, March 1C.-The Cotunerciaf'
Murfreesboro dispatch says,::Col. Nunty re
turned on Saturday from seven days. sue.
cessfu1 scout through the enemy's country
lie dispersed several bodies Of the cnemy'E
forces, and captured some prisoners, wagon:
and camp equlpage, and penetrated the en-
emy's line at She1byyille.
, 1863-03-17
THE ARMY IN VIRGINIA.
THE MODERN SAMPSON AND
Ills DELMaH.
MATTERS WITH OUR ARMY,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.]
WAsIuSGTos, March It, 1853.
Gen. Hooker and his Mcdical Director re-
nort 4ba ba.1+b ~ +ho ANN, ~ +ha poto,,,,
49, ~ - 80. o'A4'S
us unsurpassed oy that OF any similar army
ever known, and add that they have sufficient
data for believing sickness in our army to hn
seventv-t,vc no, s,ant 1ass +1. T., t1,a+ of 40
''Ds
~, -.ss "1tn1'"o '.1 ~ uN1tou -, ~
s r.n.s N.Y. os oo'a ~ on'ets4 ~ uuoAl-
"a A1eIu. ~ 1eNaon. .ol oasl'n ~ "efo'
u eoorse' LIS enlonle nleui11e' VIII osn'
Aa!leck.
TIE fact that St.ll is put in command of
al the covo1,.. fo,cn in front ,f T,eh,,,r4on
- Aso1 w.
1enue1s tns selecttoa u scAu1z 1oF 1ne CON-
! niand Of Sigcls old corps probable. Sigel, it
ia thonnbt will hc ASSIGNED an i,nnor:ant com-
xro,5 ~ +.aa,r ,f4i7a potor,oa
HaIu ~ t1e a. As VI 1ne o'o'oA7'
The Government detectives arrested to-day
| Miss Antonette j. Ford. who planned the eat,.
| +,,rc ofIs+,rolt,, and stoff ~ F,frf.v f,onrt
~ 1 49, .ao.s-.,..-~,.1,. ~ >.
uonsc' ehc l1scd opposite 9[ouShton neao
quarters, and was in the habit Of receiving
t Confederate officers in disruise. She had
,...-
among heI papefs 1etters IRON prominent
| rebels, and q commission us honorary aia~de
camn To Ecn. Stuor::- dntcd 0ctoher 1851
| c,a .;o.. .,...:,a-',.,a :.,..S.-:,,,
onc e"1oseo eons4ueiao'e 41llulacs VAIL ouf
nnsuspecting officers.
, 1863-03-17

Nzw YoRK, March 16.-A rcssel from Mini
tltlan confirms the capture Of that place with
ont opposition BY two French gunboats, Feb
1uary 9TH.
4 steamer from Havana on the 9th brings
late Mexican news. The French army started
fur Puebla, Feb. 18th. It was presumed a. an
.,ttack would commence March 1st. 400
Egyptians had arrived, but the voyage dssa'
greed with them, and many we're i'll hospital.
There were alarming reports from Sin Do
mingo. Two districts had risen under Gen.
Lucas. Troops were being sent from Cnba;
several Warycssels have also been destroyed
, 1863-03-17
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
MADISON. Wis, March 1G. 1863.
At this evenings session, the Senate had
under consideration the Assembly resolutions,
thanking Major General Rosecrans for his
gcneralship, and for his memorable letter 6rlt.
ten to the Ohio Assembly. Two Dc:,nocratIo
Senators, Frozt and Clapp, yeted ~ ;naoA
ratcly postpone tho resolution and At the re.
qa.sl VI = .1lt" '.ator, Hudd, they were
ANU o'sA 49, -. tomorrow, he ayerring that ht
""a' ID time to read Rosccran's letter.
In the Assembly, 3Ir. Dockstadler intro
duccd bill to make turnpikes highways ant
pink roads, public In certain cases.
Ahili passed, to incorporate the Monroe AMI
Riverside Railroad Company. Quito an amour
Of business was done in the Assembly.
, 1863-03-17

persons taken prisoners, identified them with
q party recently negotiating for steamer at
Victoria for prlEateering purposes. The
prisoners hare been con1nedin Fort Alcatras.
Many moro arrests are likely to follow.
San FRANCISCO, March 1G.-The bark
Chapman, which vas seized by officials, yes
terday, arrived lately from New York, was
purchased here by seeessionists. The pris-
oaers confess that q full compliment of men
were to be taken aboArd at rendezvous down
the coast. They hoped to capturothe steamer
Oregon while en- route for Mazatlan, transfer
portion Of the Chapulan's crew aboard, and
then uee the Oregon to help capture two Cal.
ifornia treasure steamers before the alarm
reached San Francisco.
, 1863-03-17

full ASSORTMENT Of the most approved AaRrcU1ru-
BAL MACHINERY ard Field and AEpEH SEEDS COZ.
ttsntfy on hand and for sale ct Ehoetals or retail at
low prices for cash, by i. T. EMERY, Agent,
n1hfs bn6l1tdaw 2Qt Lake street. Chicago
, 1863-03-17
THE WAR IN MISSOURI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, March 10, 1863.
Continued stories Of intense suffering
amoug the inhabitants Of the south.
west on account Of the seizure Of
forage and supplies for the use Of the
army, reach US daily. It seems the muddy
roads prevent supplies going through, aud
compel our troops to feize supplies from the
people. The evil will be remcdied as soon IS
possible. The whole country is reported In q
s+errinr condition.
, 1863-03-17
FROM MEMPHIS AND BELOW



WAsn1sGToS, March 16, 1863.
Private adyiccs received here some days
ago fully corroborate the high expectations
now being announced as to the result Of the
Yazoo Pass movement, though it has thus far
been believed TINT any report Of the cTacua-
ton Of Vicksburg vas premature.
WAsH1sGTos, March 16.-A dispatch from
Admiral Porter, dated before Ficksburg,
March 7th, says be las just heard the signal
agreed upon bctween himself and commander
Smith, who commands the naval portion Of
the Tazoo expedition, to be fired by the latter
as soon as he succeeds in getting into the
Yazoo River.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tsibnne.l
Sr. Loc1s, March 16, 1863.
4 private letter direct from ono Of the gun
boats engaged in the Yazoo Pass expedition,
dated On Tuesday last, cont1adlcts the Vicks-
burg stories Of the capture Of rebel trans
po1is.
Several rebel surgeons, captured ut various
times, were released from the military prison
to report to Memphis, to be transferred to the
rehe1 1fres
, 1863-03-17
FROlI THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, March 1G.-Charlcston and
Mobile papers Of the 9Th inst, hare just been
received. There were seven blocklders of
tic former port, ou the third. The pirate
Florida says the Mobile. 7r;1nnf. lett when
nine blockadcrs were III front Of Mobile. She
was chased nineteen hours, but finally ran out
OF view and on her way destroyed new Yam
kec brig On Ler first voyage. Thu papers con-
tain MANY advertisements for the enrolment
of rnrscrftts.
, 1863-03-17
i FLIGHT OF FOREIGN RUM0RS

Mr.. Guillordete, writing to The Courier DIE
Etats Ini*, from Paris, February q, gives the
"1llcre Is Il ruulor On the Bourse to-day Of
an insurrcction in Hungary corresponding
with that in Poland"
It looks improbable, and what Is even less
probable is the alleged resolution suddenly
French army from Mexico, and treat with
Juarcz, upon report BY Gen. Forey, rccogni-
zing that The popularity Of the Mexican Pres
ideTt ensures his reelection by universal sutF-
rage. 1t Is added that the Emperor wishes to
avoid conflict, which il daily becoming more
imminent, with the northern States, through
The aid they offer to Mcxicans, the unpleasant
relations between Seward md Mercier, and the
refusal Of the Washington Cabinet to accept
the last proposition OF Fr:lncc.
, 1863-03-17

NEW YouK, March 16.-Goy. Connor, of
Delaware, bat sent a message TO the Legisla-
xure of TINT State in reference to an act to pre-
vent illegal arrests in the State, which ha1
been Iaesed by that body, in which hc says
that s'ihough he is invested by the Constitu.
1ion with no powers Of veto or review Of tue
action Of the Legislature, yet the Governor
has a general control over the operations oi
criminal Quartermastcrs, and such control
will exercise to its utmost extent to protect
any person acting under the authority Of the
United States, or any citizen aiding such per
Son in bringing to light any conspiracy Or IN
:lrrest;ng any ono guilty Of disloyal practices
1nent. 1shali issue my proclamation in con
fornity with these views, giving to the people
of the State of Delaware information Of iny
juten1ed action"
, 1863-03-17
HOW the ARMY VIEW IT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
INDIANAPOLIS, March &c. 1863.
About 500 rarolcd soldiers belonging to
Illinois and Wisconsin regiments, en- route for
Chicago, were detained at Richmond, in this
State, yesterday, and while there completely
gutted and destroyed the printing office Of
the Richmond Jtbersonian, an organ Of the
Jesse D. Blight, Vallandisham and Judge Per-
kius school.
, 1863-03-17

And Still another Rumor Collapsed

CAIRO, March 16.-After Gen. Tuttlc had
received instructions from Gen. Hurlbut at
Memphis to direct Gen. Asboth to reinforce
Fort Douelson, either by land or water, pro-
ylded the reports TINT the rebels were in the
vicinity prored true, the following dispatch
was received at headquarters:
Brir. Gen. ]. II. Tuttle, Commanding, Cairo:
Col. Lowe has just received u dispatch from
Col. Harding OF yesterday, saying that the
report that the 1ebels were near Fort Donel-
son, is entirely cnfounded.
, 1863-03-17
FROM LANSING.


LASS1SG. Mich, March IL. 1863
Some three weeks ago, bill was defeated
making an appropriation Of $1,000 to the
State Agricultural Society, to aid in holding
its fair. It Is now on the table In the senate
and an effort Is 10 he made:to resusitate 1t,
with fair prospect Of success. The State
Fair is to be held at kalamazoo the present
year. The citizens Of that place have raised
SO, 900 to aid the exhibition upon the condt-
ton that it shall be held there, aud, with tho
usual State appropriation Of $1,000, the So
ciety are confident Of making the Fair 4 sue
cess, Notwithstanding adverse circumstances.
The Senate On Saturday Killed tho bill to
, 1863-03-17

new ionk, March 16-The GonsnprtiH Id
fef7'ser saIs, Secretary Chase left the city this
morning for Washington. Whatever effects
may eventually proceed from his consultation
here, It Is believed nothing has been accom-
1ablishmcnt of q bank, under the new Inv Of
Congress, or towards placing loan upon the
market.
, 1863-03-17

On SPRINGS, C. ", March 1e.-A serious
riot occurred here Saturday night between
whites and negroes. The whites organized
in force aud marched to the negro quarters
and ordered them away, and then DESTROYED
their property and burned their houses. The
negroes fed to the woods. Three rioters
bare been captured Several we're wounded.
, 1863-03-17
FROM JACKSON, TENNESSEE

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
JACKSON, Tenn. March Is, ria CAIRO, 1G, 1868.
There has been no fighting lately in General
Sulliyan's district, and no prisoners or artil-
lcry lost. No rebels have appeared in the dis
trict Of jackson for some time.
, 1863-03-17

P171sBrRo, March l6.-Reeac G. Flecson,
one Of the editors Of the Dispatch died this
morning after protracted illness. Fleeson
has been connected with the Dispatch for if
teen years, and with the Pittsburg press fora
much lQnEcr netjod,
, 1863-03-17

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 16.-At the charter
election held here to-day, Hon. John B. Rice,
Democrat, was elected Mayor by 800 majority,
and six out Of the seven Aldezmen we're cleo
ted, being large Democratic gain.
, 1863-03-17

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March 16.-Apprehcn-
sions exist here, in which military circles par
Nc!pate, 1hat a Formidable rebel invasion Of
Kentucky Is Imminent, with a view to q
permanent occupation Of the State.
, 1863-03-17

E5zF- The Baltimore Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, now in session in that
city, on the 10Th inst, By yotc Of 81 to Ii.
passed resolution "That tile President of
zhe United States be respectfully requested
10 appoint DAY Of national GAsiing and prayer
to Almighty God, that it may please Him to
bring our ciyil war TO an end, and restore to
lis unity, peace and prosperity"
, 1863-03-17
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

(special Dispatch to the Chicago Ttihuue,I
JEFFERSON ClfT, March It, 1858.
Ayote to day on the proposition to amend
the constitution to provide for emancipation,
indicates its defeat. 1t came within five Of be-
ing laid Oh the table, md requires two-thirds
IN mas n
, 1863-03-17

From Hev. John Mott, D. D..
Psofes=o- In Cn:os College schenectady. Nex Yask,
A1nAsz. March ST. 1sta.
To Dr.. C. D. I1cHTr.lL:
Hasirg received several cali. aed letters ftou DIFF
.ent persons. making !nInirt~s respecting my teaz
t:E Which. STAGED tlrac slace In note to DR.
lffhth.u. ha.t been much Improved. while under hs
and treatment. Having teen yety deaf In both
ears st tie time Of y application to him. which was
the eth Of JANUARY. aol happy to have 1t In uy
power to say In addition to that certificate. that now
the third Of March, my hearing Is entirely resto.ed
JOHN MOTT.
Il Deaf Mutc Ke%torcd to Hearing.
3lS son. twelve years Of age. has been deaf aud
dumb. and pupil Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum IN
this city for the pAst two years Dr.. Lshthl1l Las
cecded In restoring his hearing such degree tAat
lie "a EoH AAle to learn to SPEAK with facility.
The success which the Doctor has had In this casc
hns scarcely parallel and deserves to te extensively
| known hy the puha:- GABRIEL LowESsTE1S.
New ieEk, Aug. 13th. 1s6e- 175 Spring stzec:.
CATARnu CURED.
| From Rev. P. r. Russell, Lynn, Ma.x1
/ LYNN. Mas. Feb. itl. 1861.
1hare leen much troubled with cata.rh ofthe worst
type for twenty years 1:gradualy grew worse. pro.
ducing cough anil toa1 senc3s destroying the Of
| smell and breaking down my general health to such
degree asto compel me to resign my r:sto.sc and
suspend public speaking. I made dlsent use Of the
usual remedies scch enuts o. divers kinds. nitrate
Of silver, tar water, olive OIL and lnhalatoas. but
| without Any very sa1u:atT effects. Last summer
heard Of Dr. Li;hth.la succc sfnl mode Of treating
Catarrh visited him. and put myself under his treat
ment. began Immediately to Improve. and this i'm.
p.o7cment las goae t the present. time. Ny Ca.
tarrh has gradually melted aw3!. my cough has dis.
| approved, my voice has become ratural and an
p1cc ablc to preach the blessed Go'7cl- Let me-
advise I'll troubled Vita cata1E difficulties 10 apply to
, 1863-03-17

E- AL applicants or passports arej now
required by the State Department to file bonds
in the sum Of one thousand dollars each, con-
tlitioned that they will respond to the draft
under The Conscription Law, or will provide
substitutes for the military service Of the
IIuited Siatea.
, 1863-03-17

- The public are mistaken in supposing
That the dirty dog, Henry Clay Lean, Is q
minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
He withdrew from that connection about o1S
gear since Says neighbor to deacon who
#as about to die: "Deacon, are you willing
to die:" EYES, responds the Deacon, 81
think Inm.'' II am glad to hear it,'' says the
neiglbor, "for al1 your relatives, friends and
ncigltors arc quite willing"
, 1863-03-17

+ The First Minnesota Volunteers.
The First Minnesota Regiment, Which dis
putcs with the Second New York State Mill
liza, or Eighy'sccond Volunteers. as to the
priority in the date Of Its being mustered into
ne 1-uitcd States service, has made applica-
ton to tic 1,is Hass Department to be sent home
for service III their State against Indian raids
upon its dcfcnccless homes, not many months
ogo 50 ruth1cssly visited. This regiment was
in every battle at which Mcclellan command
I'd; also at the first Bull Run, Chantilly and
Fredericksburg. II las given three brigadiers
10 the service from its Colonelcy-yiz: Dana,
German aud suly. Governor Ramsey, who ID
now East, t,Efavors the application for the rcgi-
~~"nt to be sent to its native State. 1t las
49, - =" since May, 1861, and, though
I'm .s.n IA ssts'~~- =" reduced In effect
.1o1. eoas.,'n' ee''lce nnc" ,s.'c music.
ive strength, shows yet cree:1a".e
roll In rank and file.
, 1863-03-17

4 RrMoK.-The New York Tribune says:
s'Thcre is r1lmor in this city that the su-
3rc1ne Court 10 about to deliver an opinion at
General Term, denying the power Of fCongress
to authorize the Issue Of currency which sslall
Dc legal tender for the payment Of debts
contracted previously to the passage of the
, 1863-03-17
THE JUDICIAL MUTINX IN ILL
N0T&.

THE JUDICIAL METINX IN ILL
N0IS.
The following is Jud &c Constable's state
mcnt Of his interference with the arrest Of
dese1ters in Clarke county, in this State
it was given at the request Of Mcfarland,
one Of the soldiers arrested by the Judges
prder for taking the deserters:
MARSHALL, CLAnKE Co., ILLINOIS, [
March !, 1868. {
At i!e request Of John Mcfarland, as Judge Of
the 4tl Judicial Circ1iit Of tue State OF 1!Iinois
Sta1c that Mcsers. McF Farland and Thomas Long
have been arrested and brought briorc me for cx-
9mina,ion on 4 charge Of kidnapping, and that
3lave deemed II my duty to hold them over In 4
bond o. Ere hundred dollars. to appear on next
Thursday morning. being the 10th tudicial'day Of
the term Of the Clarke Circuit Court, now in ees-
EioD. to answer further to raid charge, and have
ordered the discharge from custody Of Ja1nes Gam
mon. Hugh Scott III. Belrlef aud JOHN Tanner.
four mtn whom they had arrested upon the ronnl
that tlry were dceerters from Co. L, 10th resi
7nent Illinois volunteers.
lSisned.1 CHARLES H. CONSTABLE.
Jud.c 44th Judicial Circuit Of Illinois.
Without i shadow Of doubt, this action
pf this Coppcrhead magistrate has not only
no possible color Of law, but it docs have g
reasonable purpose. lie is liable to be
dealt with in the same manner as any other
person for melting to mutiny and descrtion
and aiding the escape OF dese1ters from
lawful military authority.
, 1863-03-17

D.. LIGETHILL's re:snt work, L Pop7lar
Trestise On Deafness, its Causes and Prsven-
tion," may be obtai1ed Of CARLETON, 4l3
Broadway, New York, and Of I'll respectable
Booksellers.
, 1863-03-17
{!;>;co9o Ur1i)l1'le.
THE NEWS.


The chief slaughter to be noted in this
;ssre is the merciless slaughter OF previous
11,mcys. The dispat ches have fallen at
work to cal each other up. It will have
no permanent effect, however. Our read
ct. will doubtless continue to get their
daily runlors as usual, until some morning
when the long promised storm Of war
titlin rs and b.tilc events will fall
Tie foreign news this morning is inter
csting. Another revolution is reported Us
having broken out in Hungary and events
arc certainly in progress in Europe on
which her crowned despots cannot look
1umoved. If we are to trust either Of the
Two rumors noted under this head we shall
ar,,st both, believing enc to be a part Of
the other. It is very likely that Napoleon
hesitatcs about embarking deeply in a
foreign war with the threatening aspects
of what may shortly conyrlse the Cont
ncnt. Tie will he very likely, if he
sees such disturbances brewing, to call
home lis forces from Mexico.
"NLo was she?' some surly believer
in the presence and share Of womankind
in every disaster that oycrtakcs the race,
might have asked in the case of Gen.
Etoushton, recently stolen from without
our army lines by rebel suerillas. We'll, it
turrs out to have been Miss Ford, and a
Ycry neat job she made Of it. So perish
all Federal officers who give themselves up
TO luxurious junkcting with female sccesh,
and leave camp fare to their men as only
good enough for them. The rebels will
confer fayorby picking off every one Of
these gay military Lotharios.
The soldiers who have just destroyed Il
a Scccsh journal at Richmond, Indiana, rs
Etated elsewhere in our dispatches, had the
same proTocation that is tingled to the
fingers ends Of every honest loyal citizen
at The North, but it would hare been wise1
to have left the dealing with these North
rrn allies Of Jeff Davis to the constituted
authorities. There is very little moral
Effect in q mob, whereas the hand Of the
Government, as it falls to crush one O.
these reptiles, sends its shadow into every
Eccesh sanctum in the North. It is bes
TO wait for that; it will surely come.