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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

DATES DRESS FURS.-Just opened, an
] j extensive and well-assorted stock Of LA.
DIES and CHILDREN'S DRESS and FAN
az FTTRS. made expressly for our retail trade,
~ our house in New York, and warranted to be
the best in this market.
We especially call the attention OF PURCHASERS
TO our Russian Sable, Martin. Fitch,
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, and Aneri.
can and Canadian Fuzrs, consisting in La
dies and Childrens Tippets,~ Capes, Nantes,
now style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlemen's Muf.
ncrs
" We defy all competition in this line.
at the same time We bring IN remembrance
our stock Of LaAies' Gzuna1s and N1aatles,
Dress Goods, and general stock Of DRY
GOODS, which is daily INCREASED with the
newest and choicest patterns OF fashion,,
We Furs from the country viii be bought,
both for export and manufa featuring, at the high
We. Remember, As Market Space, near sey-
enth street, under the Avenue House aShlng'
ton, D. {. ;. v MI l EN- oh1'0.
Washing ton, nov 19-"1n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
I @1ilggntelltaentet
TERmsOF ADVEnTIsINO.s

TxILyEsou TINES or NoSFAIilL, toA ONE tNCH, )oA
n' LRHB MAXI A HoUANK, .a4 . InI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
rms DEMOCRAT YANKREG.
rcen III. Richmond Enqa!r.r. r.braAry7.

From the Richmond Enquirer, February.
This section OF the alien euemy, which
is now euleavOring TO reduce our country
by fro, famine aud slaughter-eveu the
best Of lhcm-even the most penceably dis.
posed of them-have no Idea Of making
peace with us except ou the basis OF re.
uniOH--LhNt is, submission. YallandighNm
Is the best and most psaCeablJ diGpUSed
and In bis late /" great speeCbf We find not
one single practical idea except a plan for
getting rid Of the Republican CoriuOrRnts
who now dev0ur tho revenue, and putting
in their place the Democratic sharks who
swAllowed Il before, all by the help Of the
South, in reconstructed Uuion. For
this great end, so SAcred in Democratic
eyes, he thus suggests mutual forgive
ncSs Of injuries.
"And, sir, let no man 10 the South toll
nc that she has been Invaded, and that all
the horrors implied In those most terrible
Of WOrdS-ciyil WHr-hAvo been visited
upon her. know that, too. But, We, al"
90, Of the North aud West, In every State,
and BY thousands, who have dared 60 much
as TO question the principle and policy, OF
doubt lha honesty OF this Administration
md lie party, have suffered everything that
tho worst dcspOLiSm could iuAict, except
only loss Of life upon the Scaaold. Some
even have died for the cause by the hand
OF the assassin. Aud eau We fOrget1- p
NevsrI neVerl Time will but burn the
memory Of these wrongs deeper into our
hearts, but shall Ws break up the UuiOhp
Shall we destroy the Government because
usurpiug tyranIS have held possession and
perverted il 10 the most cruel Of opptes.
slous? wAsIpsVeF oldone 10 my other
CouuGry! 10 AthsuO2 Rome England :
Anywhere? No, sir. Let uS expel the
usurper, and restore the Constitution and
laws, the rights OF the States, and the lib.
critics Of the peOIsi and then, 10 the coun.
try Of our fathers and the old nag-Ihe
symbol once again Uf tho FREQ and the
6raVs--lot Us fulfill tho grand mission
which Providence Inns appointed foF us
among The nations Of the eartb."
MutuNl forgiveness Of injurluI 10 beau
tliul Thing; but how have 40 Injured tue
North? Was II re who erected that "Worat
desposlSm" under which they sulTeFI Was
IL Gs who shut them up 10 Fort Lafayette
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
STN0BAOC0--aO o1s1 lUS Tobacco. .14l
i q d 81 Do =
E 2DaGsI VI do for Aia By
nTl PAXTON, D0NLON ! OGLGAAY.

tds.H tr, r.. gFH IHIs
7r1rt llf.r rH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

HORDlHi SILIkS.-JuEI Ttu uIVeI by Ia.
" press all colOrs Of COrlinE silks, suitable for
thinning dNsSts COOPER / SENSESEY,
J026 sr. Retail Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
VOLUME XI2E Oh ] I0WHEELTNG VA. THURSDAY MORNING

In support OF treason they deter
mined to give the cause they loved
the benefit Of their individual as
sis,auce. Such Democratic patriot, a
MagoGin OF Kentucky, aad Jackson o
Missouri, degraded their hIgb official posi-
iton by iuAugursting a clVifwar within th
borders Of the very stateiRhish had en-
tru,ted them with the execution Of .hei
flaws. John c. Brsckinriige, the idol 0
the Democracy and itSsSandidats for th
Presidential Office, felt cSaS.tained BY th
convictions of duty to biz country, bis joc
and his Democracy, TO lead an army Of re
bells into bis native State, aud make 1t ,
sceue Of carnage, devastation and blood
SIZED, 10 order to prOre IN OF repeated
Democratic prophesy: 'lftliucOlu is elected
there will be CrvtL WAR:n
This is fair statem,nt 5fthe facts con-
nectsd With tbs rebeilio9, Ia sad shoRs be.
yond doubt who comnspcsd and who are
still wagIng this upholyI FSr. Let us, in
the light OF these facIg, examine tholatatA--
mcnt 81 The Exchange %itS regard to the
condition OF our affairs, aud the juStneSs Of
bis insiuuationS as to tue cause of our
troubles. 7ra d I. Z.
ave have plenty of work sacb as wNding
In blood to the knees" How fearfaIly true
is this assertion We are wAding in the
blood of slaughtered patriots who have
taken up arms to defend the Government
against the unprOvOked assaults Of Demo.
cratic traitors. The bills and plains OF our
country are stained and her clear strcnmP
are reddened with the blood Of our loyal
sons md btotbers, .sbed by traitorOus
hOrdcs, who move 10 qui:k obedience to
the orders of Democratic ColoneIS, Geuer-
ais aud Presidents. Every drop of blood
shed since the beginning Of the struggle
has becA in consequence Of the treason Ot
Democrats. Every hour tue contest lasts,
is 10 consequence of the determination Of
Democrats not to submit to tho legally con.
stItuted authorities of the county until
they have "fOuud tho last ditch"
"Digging graves for our young men,"
Yes enough Of that too, Heaven Knows
digging graves for young men who have
been cut down by sAbres welded by Dem.
ocratic hauds-Who have been brought
home ghastly cOrpseSr bruised and manglsd
By shot and shell stole" from United
States ArsensaIs, by Democratic mobs led
By Democratic politicians, aud fired upon
the defenders Of our Government and our
homes, BY democratic sOldiery commanded
by democratic officers. For such young
men, slaughtered in the aoblsIs pf causes
BY the baSsst Of, all yillsial ,tlailetgi We
have 'iimahy yfauttto dig. Ts'''--s''''F
And so long as a single ttace Otths stone
that now marks the tomb Of dead soldier,
remains; so long will men sbuddsr when
they think of the death, ruin nudimisery
caused by that legitimate child of Ameri.
can "Democracy" and American slavery
the shareholders rebellion. 1--WE are COM
ing to taxation, national bankruptcy and
uumistakable ruin" becAuSe Democratic
leaders have determined that such a result
shall be reached before they submit to a
Government to which they justly owe their
allegiance aud support.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

Q3~SPTciAL EoncEN Double the AbdvS rates. . On,
RS-YtAriy Advertising on rtANonRbIO terms, Aeeor-
ding to the space Occuppd and tho number changes
made. 'E'AH'' % 1a
All AliRdVOHiSemcntSfrom trAaalent personB OF SttanE
erT. to b0 paid far IN ddEdAot.s .,4- NV
Business Cards not Exceeding Ave lines $40 per year.
or So for uiG months bat for 1nrSF period nothing
will be counted leas than square. ; ssaG ~
The privilege Of ANIMAL Advertising 10 limited 10
the AdVsrtiSefa' own Immediate buIneaS; and all
AToEtSemrutA for tho G,bAnBAti Of oIhOf PRISONS a.
we'll " all legal embellishments and Advertisements
ofAuctLon uS4 and real estate, sent IN By thsm mus
bs paid for at the usual rAtes. I.... 81. =.
A0-AdTertSOInenlB not accompanied With VIZ tt0L
directions will 10 Inserted untH forbid and ohAEged
accordingly.
Notices ior Political Meetpgs to bS charged in all
eNSe6 at full rates
Marriages, NotleCsOf FuusrSls, and aunOusomehtS
Of sermons, so cents each. Ht nonV11-'60
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

no" the seAs. 3" 10 no"'
Tho young girl trips galIy up to her
chamber, and with tho cautious t'mldIty
peculiar to her sOx, first locks the doors
and HTrInges the windowlcurtains, so that
BY, no possible chancC q pusscr by or o
beiateti nocturnal wanderer from the pave
ment, can catch glimpse Of her budding
beauty when c" d1Shab!tte. Lh's t@SS
completed, shc turns on the gus to Its tnll,
and institutes general search throughout
the apartment, that She may be sure It i
does not contain n horrible bus6car,"
oria desperate ruiian~ in bIg whlskGrS,
and crisp black hair. Carefully with her
delicate little fingers, shc lltLS tho bed
valance, peers into places where even
Tom Thumb could not squecse his dlmin-
utivc corporation, aud takes CursOry
peep into the half cmpticd trunk, not for.
getting to glance nCrvously under the
sofa, the space between which aud the
floor is not sufficient to contain tho ghost
Of Calvin Edison, much less an ordinary
rohbeE Having ascertainCl that shC is
really alone, she leiSurely proceeds tn di.
vest her form Of "tlO silk aud linen con-
vCutionalitieS Of SsCiety." First she re.
licvoS her glossy hair Of tho Plus md
combs which Cnthrall it and "dUCs it ul'"
moro compactly. Then of comes the lit
tle collar, and light vapory cloud Of lace
she calls undcrslecyes, which all the duy
havc ::bccn GlaSped around her white,
plump arms, by u couple of India rubber
straps, Next tho love ot II spring silk
dress is unfastcued in front. Then sun;
dry waist strings mud button straps are
lo0sed, and 10! what n collapse like loves
big balloon. She stands Ike Saturn, tue
centre Of rings. There they lie upon the
soft carpet, partly covered BY the linen
undsrixipgs and qyerfixingS, with no
fni1Fs &EPIOHft Salit.an eheroig ini
the bare floor beneath tho carpet Sits
she now upon the bed, aud begins the.
unlacing OF CATERS, anu the dlsroDing Of
those fair swelling limbs ol tho stockings.
The pretty little foot IS carefully perched
upon the knee-down drops tho galter,
off comes the elastic, and her thumb ln'
serted ut tho top OF tho stocking, pushes
it DOWNTOWN over the heel, and the
cotton rests beside tue prnnella. SO with
tho other foot, only invoIVinsG slight
change Of position. There Is smile
that peeps out from behind the bushes OF
her sweet face, now, as standing before
the glass, she places upon her head tue
night cap. and with q quick twist o. her
fingers ties the bcwltctln8 bow. Then
the night gown is thrown over the trIlled
chemiSe, conceaIlng the heavlng BOSOM
and the shoulders in tho linen folds
Then tho counterpane and sheets arc
thrown back, the gas is turned down
very, very low-Hnd tho little form
presses the yielding couch, and the angel
gocs, of into tho world Of dreams'
Now in the room directly above her is
! ~ z.E ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
REBEL RESPONSES To NORTH
ERN SYMPATHIzERS.
The Richmond Papers OH VallsndIg'
ham's Late Speech.

The following extracts from late Rich.
mOud papcrs-particulArly the article from
tie Enquirer, which is JEFF. Davies Official
organ are worth careful reading.
Northern coppcrhcAds are plainly told that
their plans can never reunite the States
and that "the Uuion as 1t was and The
Constitution as 1t is, have 10 place In the
hearts Of their Southern brethren:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

EUNDRIES'
0S HALF CHESTS GUNP0wDERT TEA.
~ IS half rhNStS Impartial Tea.
% do 10 y, II, do
"a DO do lllaek do
I25 cA,ldlCH assorted do ....
N barrels lAnl OIL.
80 RrOs IlWlnmOlIH Eaa. OnflNN.
~ boxes do DHndron C0IieS.
IN cases Extract n l0TWOUl.
barrels NluW vltrnl.
90 lIAgs l'eppHF.
IN 10 rcanutS, .
B bales Cloves. .........r ....
I casa NultnCEH,
= do MAnilG lHlIEo.
rAAk MaliCr
kegs shot, ....
2S LAVu Cotton Yarn,
Just received and HbF HRlN by
doo9i ..Wa- LLST, MORRISON 4 on.
NTTIND0W GLASS-A large stock, all sizes, vi
j1Ns MEroALT 4 nuRT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
JOHN T. IAKIN,

Lsusssssorto Wheeler LAkin.l Ls-
WTILL RGoEIVE AND HAVE OPENED B0R
w inspection on Thursday, March 2pth, . new
Ond veil Salset0d HSSoTinontsf
Cloths, CasBimereB and VeBt1ngs !
d, ,Al.o p!sts Ortasnt Of OESTLENBNs FUR
NGsLItN9 GOODS. rItsE a..
ThS patrons Of the old arm, And the public 10 gen
SES, are respectfully Invited 70 call aud etaRho
stpFk before mAkiaG their purchases ~ ntSqd plt
lqE q gmAll pIOhlS 70 eAAh and prompt purehASeT1
aEm, S1llsit ehnIlnuaae6 Of the s4b lDF thh NV
establishment. JOHN r. LAKIN, Merchant Taller,
Trrf No. IO7 Main a., WhSpllnR, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

Who could dream Of the magnitude such
an undertaking as the manufacture Of a
Purgativs Pill assumes when II comes into
general use. And bow painfully do The
following numbers speak Of the amount Of
human sickness and suffering, that little
morsel of remedy goes fOrtbI to combat
and sublus. Dr.. J. @. Aver OF Lowell,
manufactures IN his laboratory forty grOS,
per diem Of his oathArtic pills, through
all the yenr. This Is eight boxes minute
or one dose n second. We thus find over
1000 persons swallow this pill every day,
or l,2eO,OOO month"; physicians, think OF
tbAtl $4,000 patients day who seek rcliCl
from the medical skill Of ono mNn. Surely
that man should be, as be is IN this case
Quo Of tho first intelligence and Of The
highest character. His occupation enIails
upon him o fearful responsibility for the
veal or woe Of his fellow PdiaIpitc
Courier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
10 LADTES

NTUAlERouS APPLICATIONS hAVo from time tO
~ tina been made 70 mo BY Ladies' for lnaITiIo
Ion In writing and OthHF Ruhl lpct' Of study In the
Wheeling uIInSSI BolIO0, but each has prelarTpd N
walt IN OtlVp should hSEln. respectfully lAIOrm
oil interested that class Of IAdiei hAa now com.
rnSnosd, and AhAll be glad To receive more. q.
potS0.tT H ILL., IlITOHC0OR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

WHoLEsALH Z RETAIL
P.SHRPPARD No,l8l Main Street, corner
u UnIbu, will continue 70 kOgp on hand AlaEg Gaa
complete assortment Of all ArtIelOaln hI e9hg
ng Of ladies' Snd 0eHtiBmAuS !IaC yoeIye y,
Harness, Trunks, VAlleoa Carpet Bags,
IoSd % rs.U.etFSy T sAll Gt.satiot 70 uyI.OeE and
frost BY strict attention Ind pronptnosa, 70 merit
I FSS' y @ SS'S S!o@pJ Sopo sud in pro
pSF mTnnSr. NE, SHEPPARD.
Ssp9OSS l3I, Main Street
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
TIE WAN IN THE sOUTK-wEsT.

move,weuts Of Gen. Joe Johnston.
Uy IS TO MAKE HE MOBILE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD HIS LINE OF rRFENsE-MlssisslPPf
VIRTUALLY ABAN,pON, BY THE EEBELs
RETURN HOME oe "AiSE NlNE-mon.hs nas
RFClMENTs-REPoGl Ed CAPTURE OF 1000
REBELS AT DoNAIL 'soNsIAE-AFfAihs
AT ylCksBURG AND POLT HUDSON.
MxxpnI, Wxp> 'Rsdoy, July as isCs.
Gen. Joe Johnstohs army il s. III |" pe OH rear'
River, few miles west Of herida' where 'oun-
cations are being erected.
Gen. Johnston will make tho Mobile ana Ohio
Railroad, from Okolons on the north to Mobile on
the south hs line of defense. He is said 20 ha'e
received large reenforcemeuts from Braggs sr.ay.
Mississippi is virtually abandoned by the Rehei'.
There is strong peace party in that STATE in fsv>f
Of returning to the Union, upon guarantee being
given that the rights OF the people under the Cen
.titutonof person, Of property, aud OF conscience
-shsn he maintained. Some say that they would
donate half of their incomes to lcudate the public
debt il the existing difficulties could be adjusted on
fair just and honorable basis.
Gen. George, commander OF the Mississippi State
militia, Gen Chalmers and other Rebel officers sre
moving their Commands from the northern aud
central portions of the State toward the south.
The removal of the slaves flom Mississippi 70
Alabama end Georgia has been carried 70 euch isn
eAieut that the Governors Of those States have
issued procsmatons forb bdding their further intro
ducon, and Gen. Johustons spickets are said 70 have
IL ted large rumber back.
Tie steamer Empire Parish from Port Hudson on
the , ith aud VicAsburg on the 2sth inst, arrived
to-day with about zoo of tie 22d Maine Regiment on
beard, who are homeward bound. Twenty-f five sick
man belonging to this regiment have been trans
ferred to our hospitals here.
Following this regiment arc tie 9lst, 9th, 25,b,
aud Goth Regiments from the same State, all nine
months men, whose lime has expired. S.ill other
nine-months' men from Gen. BauAss army will re-
tdru north via tie Mississippi.
All is quiet at Port HUDSON and Yicksburg. The
forfcatons at the former place are being strength
eued, aud the enlistment OF negro troops s p.ogess-
in: rapidly.
Rumors prevailed that Gen. Weitzel bad captured
5000 Rebels at Donaldsonyille, that Brashear City
had been re'aken by ne, aud that Gen. Franklin had
arrived at New-Oresns to take command OF Gen.
Banks'e army.
Gen. Grant has perfected comolste system Of
mounted patrols between Vcksburg and New.
Qfleans, who, with the gunboats, afford ample pro.
lection TO vessels.
Everything is quiet. There are no s.gns of Rebels
on either shore. Gen. Grant has ordered all sick
soldiers in hospital here able to bear the journey to
be cent home on so days inrloagh, and AL those
permanently disabled to be Immediately discharged
or recommended for membership in invalid corps
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Cunt. snyyyer,s Wife nnd the Rebels.

TIE Richmond E1amine, OF the 2jth ult. comes
10 us containing the following article, which Is eV'
dence before the whole world of the petty malgni'y
and atrocous vindctivoness Of Tie Southern leaders
sufiioen, to cover them with nfamy. Ii SAYS;
Mrs. Sawyer, wife Of Capt. Henry W: sawyer'
Of New-Jerssy, ri the prisoners hello Tor Ic'a-
atofy execution, on arriving at City Point, Oh inc
flag Of truce boat, made Application TO tho ConleG'
crate authorities TO be permitted to visit hcnhonu,
for the purpose Of having m interview w,'n IeI
husband before hIs execution; but the hi,uo.,'''
dc,nsd her pernisson. and she returned the came
boat Courtcses of iLls kird have been so ihva'ia-
bly denied residents OF the Conederacy, desfns 70
witt The North TO look after friends and properly,
that the Government was influenced TO the uc9Iee
of dsnyng toe courtesy in this instance as ]! VIII
in all others Of q like nature that may arise: men
the Yankees con iuct themselves like Christmas IN
their intercourse with us, they may expect ,'so
return; but we cannot afford to treat gracou.y orr
enemies, who disregard themselves every Pfius'P'e
VI right aud justice. .t..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
yho Pirate Florida.

bhHNlhA, JulJ =. l0oJ.
The priyateer Florida ia still in port her deDar..
ure having been delayed by the refusal of the naval
authorities TO furnish her with fuel, bat she is now
gettAng supply from the Confederate steamer Har-
riet Plnckney, and will sail ia day or two on her
voyage of destruction. ANY American in these
waters could have made an easy capture Of her. as
her speed hes been very defective. The coal sho is
now getting is Of an inferior quality, and must also
affect her speed.
lBy stier Ewood Walter esq Secretary Board Of I'm
Bosros, Friday. July 81 1863
TM United States steamship Vanderbilt, when
spoksn by the Archer, did not know the where.
about Of the Rebel steamer Florida, and was in-
formed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Tie Coppevhe nd Conspiracy.

Corr,sponds OF IGs n. L. Tribune.
WssaIsGros, July ~. 1863
Every day reveals traces Of an extensive con-
spracy to defeat the draft and insure the triumph Of
tic Rebellion, and as each coil Of the "serpeDt
uniolds its discloses a Copperhead leader. If all
loyal men and editors III gather up the details,
long the historian III not the judge and jury will
have all the raveling ends in his hands, and be able
10 show the "snake's" entire length, and all his
may wmdIugs through the "grass.' The follow
ing extract Of letter from a man of eound loyalty
aud judgment and strict veiaeity, dated "Oswego,
July 20, lSG3' discoses tneakiDg ,Iick Of the
couspirators and its defeat in that city. Had the
arms been returned TO where tie uiOb cond easily
lay hold on thom, knowing that the militia Colonel
would not u.s his forces to their injury, Oswego
ni1ht bavs been a little New.York for a few days
But TO the letteri
Tn. mast week hss been ope Of greet ezcitomen in this
cy ,ylec, uGmber Of loysl Led meeting on Mon.
evening when begsn 10 hear oil rec sstahce 20 The
JTso In tbis cty Heed sl lent given tie whispers
10 induce succeeding nings ana by Thurs
dy had civil sothotss aroused 90 thst tho @' o
to 10 seized used by the oonprator we're tnken from
Tie Arny To Tire For sHd guarded by ten men IRON e'ch
tho Fort and three brass six 1pound hsldpieee, aud
t"o Ifas t"emcpoond howker- loaded resdy i0f what
tie loyal .,~eia poce snd now We feel ready for
S,hns '9si may Occur Tho loysi mon outside o. 10
meetings aS not seen " know there anything In
tie WIND pn Saturday, whsn leadpg citizens with tho
Common Loonth H. aud gain specials s~oIn On thit
day sio, Br Oen John A. Green oil Syracuse the Gov
ssy sGlp cams down here aud made the papers
o. new sppooted Colonel Of Tho islh Regiment Of ths
safns stamp who INN diatcy pocseded 10 the Fort and
orGeffd TO take the Gc back to tho Armoiy
and then arerss. lie was closely followed b, the Sheriff.
ybo 10 The that he (ths shon6) had tho
sy sul u en thoe ind tbSt 1t would be quite tin. enough
10 take thsln bach to tho Armoy when the civil suboc
40 aecided They ia the for yot-and city Is
DISTURBED b. sHot"
Gather up the pieces; we sheI bc able to put them
iS'bS'"' a. u, q.