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inquiry. 1t Is searching along a path
where no satisfactory light. shines.
The best kind of solution ia that which
DR.. Armstrong gave in his excellent SER
mon in the 2nd Presbyterian church, on the
appointed day for national worship. He
remarked that it was not according to the
scheme Of discipline and care Of our liea-
venly Father towards his children, to con,
tinue his chastisements after they had an
swered their end. We had been nation
prospecting beyond all example known to
history. Extravagance too, and pride and
vice we're seen everywhere. We we're fast
becoming people marked for faith. This
was enough TO account for the scourge OF
war. 1t probably came in mercy. as well
as IN wrath /; as the only, or at least the best
expedient to save the land from sinking IN
der fatal corruption. We needed. it ever
q people did--to be humbled under the
mighty hand of God. Whenever that hu-
mility is attained, that mighty hand will be
removed, and will exalt US in due time.
He then insisted that the only practicable
way for reaching conclusion concerning
the end Of the war was, first, Tor each one
To inquire OF his own heart how far the ends
Of divine discipline had been answered
in his case. Has the Christening Of Faith
er's hand made him better man And
next how far is there reason to believe this
end has been attained among our people
generally! Here he expressed the oPinion
that, Notwithstanding oil the wickedness
prevpiingS the affections under which they
arc suH.riug, having been greatly saactitl-
ed TO them. He was confident "f this as II
respects the army. He had known pur-
tim Of il in 1861, and part Ut 1862. After
being ious seperytrd. he had agaia visited
il recently, and had certainly found il
very different array. The prevalence OF
piety-the spirit vi prayer and dependence
upon God were manifest, and exceedingly
cheering.
IF this view be correct, the threatening
aspects should not discourage any one.
The darkest period Of the old revolution
was in the beginning 81 the last year OF the
war. Never had our cause appeared more
dificult--neyer had the government Of
tirrA Britain seemed more determined
upon our subjugatien. We need mol ex.
pect miracles God easily cantrsls the most
subtle aud complicated agencies amsng
men, and Can accomplish his purposes BY
turning their hearts 10 the way that may
seem good III his sight. The darkest hour
IS just before day. The Lord Of hosts is
with us. the God Of Jacob is our refuge"
Central Presbyterian.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmond, Dec. i5.-Northern papers
Of the 18th received. A. Nashville tele-
gram Of the 18th only gives the details u
the fight near Murireesbsrsugh between
Bates division aud Milroy. A Louisville
telegram Of same date. says Gen. Lyon
crossed the Cumberland river on Satur-
day with twenty five hundred men. NOV.
ing towards Hopkinsville. A Cairo rele.
gram saws Lyon captured transport twen-
~ miles above Fort Donelson and used her
for crossing the river. The boat was load :
ed with freight aud was burned, after the
rebels crossed. This telegram says Lyons
forces are estimated az four thousand.
Breckenridge is reported at Sparta.
Tenn, with ten thousand men.
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The standing army of Brazil numbers
about 90, Geo men,, and in addition there is
a national guard OF abou, l00,0O men.
This national gnsrd is similar to our Mill
tia in character. It's officers are thorough
" drilled, and one third Of the rank and
Ele can be called into service in case of in
vasion, The Brazilian navy consists Of
about 100 vessels; over thirty Of which are
gunbosts. The total naval force connot
be less than 5000 men. Brazil has no iron
clads as Jet.
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WHEN WILL THIS WAR ENID

He who has nst often asked himself and
others that question. must have mind that
never reflects, heart that does not feel.
Gould some prophet arise with manifest
credentials from heaven, and inspired to
tell Us that the last d,y Of this year would
see the cohfiIst over, could message be
more welcome7 With faces set like a din |
for the defence Of tNsir rights, our people
yet certainly long Zoe peace, and ask cara
estly--too often. /, ray be, with fretful i'm
pstiencs sat, GOMEZ No answer
asts the month Or year can be given. And
ths: Is not the pest ysy 10 deal with }hs
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FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, December l5.--The evening
/" Wing" says official information was re-
ceived this morning that the enemy storm,
ed and carried Fort Nc Aiister. on the Ose-
chez, yesterday.
Richmond, Dec. l5.--The following vas
received to-day:
Headquarters, Tennessee, SIX miles frsSi
Nashville, Dec. q. pid Nobils, yh.--Hon.
J. a. Seddsn :--About tour z. NJ. on the
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s0,h we attacked the enemy at Franklin
and drove them from their centre lines aHd
Temporary works into their inner lines,
which they evacuated during the night,
leaving the dead aud wounded in our pos
session, and retired to Nashville, closely
pursued by cur cavalry. We captured
several stand Of colors and about thousand
prisoners. Our troops fought with great
gallantry.
We have to lament the loss Of many gal.
liant officers and brave men. Maj. General
Cleburne, Brig. Gen. John Williams,
Adams. Gist. Strahl aud Granbury killed,
and Maj. Gen. JOHN Brown, Brig. Gen. S.
Carter, Manigualt, Quarles. Cockrll and
Scott. wounded. and Brig. Gen. Gordsn
captured.
(Signed) J. B. HOOD.
Subsequent telegram from Hood says our
loss in officers is excessively large in pro-
portion to the loss Of men.
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N OTICE.

HAVING at August Term Of Orange Comfy
Court, qualified as Executor Of the will Of 3.
r. Long, deceased notice is hereby given 70 all per-
sons having claims against said estate 70 present
them tor payment within The time prescribed BY law,
OF this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
and these who are indebted to the estate are request
cd to make immediate payment.
JAMES WEBB, EAR.
December Ia. "a
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NOTICE

hereby given to oil who wish to hire FOR the year
1865, that ! will hire on the 26,h Of December
publicly or privately, or any time befo privately
nine NEGRO MEN, including twp capital Black
smiths. Also al the same time will hire 81 Or Nc
ven NEGRO WOMEN. The hiring will take
place at South Lowell.
JAMES A. HENDERSON,.
Nev. 5oth. 74-2w
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MARRIED.

On the 4ih instant, at the residence ofthe bride, by
D. w. Jordan, ESQ.,. Mr.. WIN. DOLLAR. of the
9Th N. G. r.. to MIS-. SALIVA J. wILKERso N,
all of this county.
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FIRE AT KIssroS.-Yesterday morning,
at about 2o'clock. a destructive fire occur
red on the premises Of DIR. James P. Bryan,
which destroyed all his outbuildings and
communicated to the residence Of Col. j.
W. Morris. route agent on the Atlantic and
n. G, Railroad, and destroyed the entire
premises. Col. Ms house was occupied
by w. +. Higgins. Esq, who suffered cen.
siderable less in the destruction OF all his
furniture, &c. The fire is thought TO have
been the work Of an incendiary.
Goidsboro' State Journal.
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N E .

NOTICE is hereby gwen that at the end Of SIX
weeks. the subscriber will apply ct the Office in
Hilsborsugh, for Duplicate Certificate. for one lost
by him abou, the 10th Of April last for $780, No.
400. date March cath, 1864.
GEORGE W. PUREF0Y.
Deeenibei Ia. 76-6w
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

TYNE subscribers wIPay Three Dollars for Green
= Hides and Seven Dollars for Dry Hides, delivered
at their Taa Yard in Chapel Hill.
We tan Sele Leather for sne.ihra und Upccr
Leather fsr sne.half.
EMERSON 4 GUTHRIE.
Nov. 80 "a
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EXECUTORS SALE.

II WILL offer sor sale at the late residence " u
o. r. Long. on Thursday the I'd dag Of atsa..
next. bis stock Of Medicines Surgical s.sse -.
Feather Beds. Mattresses, Bedsseads. anu j. u,..y
Of other articles
JAMES WEBB. f.
Dsssnbsr Ia.
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~ ON SALE.
900 lbs. ENGLISH CoPPERAs,
lOOO 10 kegs SODA & BIRTHSTONE,
English INK and Slate PENCILS,
ENGLISH SOAPS. assorted,
Ladies Blue CL0AKlNG,
CLOVES, MACE and NUTMEGs,
MARIN0 SHIRTS,
DARK CALIC0ES,
HAIR PINS,
Hand tnd Mill Saw FILES,
Wood and Horse RASpS.
H. N. BRoWN 4 CO.
Nov. l6. H.
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FOR THE SOLDIERS.
WILL leave HiIlsborough and Greensborosgh on
the oath Of this month"; with boxes for the prison.
ers Of war, and for the hospitals at Richmond.
will also leave on the 18Th of December with
boxes fer Army Of Northern Virginia.
w. A. THOMPSON.
November IL. "a
, 1864-06-06

MAsn1SGroN, June lin order to insure the
greatest possible vigor Of operations Of tho armcs
no% m1:Gying a:aina. tho insurgents under b:aye
iinns ih uemed. apGn vss; theatres OF opera
yond The receipts from the revenue and the 0r1]n.
Iry subscr1pipna to the National loau therefone
Tue 81 he Treasury las advertised for
Ger the act Of March g. 1868, until noon On Thnrs-
day. juno 10th, 1864. for bonds Of the United
ss3tea 70 the amount Of seTenty-Hye millions Of
aone5s, bearing annual interest of sf1 per cent.
payable ssml.annnaliy in coin on tho 1st days Of
alter the 3Ath Of June, 1881. It Is required that
each offer must be SO OF 500, or sons uulsinIe
Of one handred, and must stats the sum offered ior
esea ons s hundred dollars IL bonde OF for dol
premium Of the whole amount odered, must
m., ne asposited With the Treasurer Of the
Assistant TFesenrers at New fofk Boston. Pbiia,
dephia Or St. Louis or with the desisnated deDos~
ltores a. Baltimore, Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Louis
TILE G6aeaSo Detroit OF Butalo, or with any M
deposits, which may consent to transact the busf-
ness without charge. Certificates in duplIcate Of
aepoeit vi be Issued to dcpositors bY the oflcer
t ASSOCIATION &c receiving them The original Of which
menf al deposits ehould be made in time foF the
advice OF offers, with certificates to reach Wash
i9Eton not later than the evening Of june 18Th No
ooe b 6y certificate
Ponds 1ssued will be Of the denominations Of 10.
Jog, so and 1000 dollars. Registered bonds Of
900 and 70 0o0 dollars will also be issued, If re-.
agifea: Az 9aets rece1Eed will be opened On the
ant and notice OF acceptance or cclina-
lion viii be Immediately given to tbs reapectiye
o1eefe ano n case Of acceptance, on final payment
nominations preferred will be sent 10 tho snbscrf-
berS at the cost Of the OepaEtmeut't y
, 1864-06-06
THE GRANT MEETING.
4 Noble Letter From the Pre-
sident,
new fonK, May 4,-The following II the Pro
sldentHlette to the meeting tonight:
Executive MANSION,
WA8HINaroM Msv nj 1Af4 +

NEW fonz, Nay 4,-The following II the Pro
sldent's letter to the meeting tonight:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, Msy ID, 1861 {
Hon. F. L. conkllng, and others:
6t't1<0'en.- letter inviting mo to be prc.
sent at Mass Meeting Of loyal citizens, to be hod
Al NEW 1ork, On the 18th Inst, for The purposo OF
expressing gratitude to Gen. Grant for hia stensl
services was received yesterday. Il il Impossible
for mo to attend. I apprors nuve,tholess, Of
Whatever may tend to strengthen anil sustain Gen.
etant' and the noble armies now D. der bis dlrec-
non. NY previous high estimate Of Gen. Grant
ma been maintained and heightened by what has
OCCURRED IN tho remarkable campaign he is now
conducting. while the magnitude and the difacu1-
y Of the sask before him does not provo less than
l expected. He and his brave soldiers aro now in
the midst Of their great trial and tru,k that At
Jour meeting you will 80 suApa TOUR WORDS.
THAT TH6x HAT TURN TO NKs AND GUN, noY-
mo TO MS AND THEIR SUPPORT.
(slgnedo Yours truly, 4. LINCOLN
new Yonk. May 5-The meeting in 11nfon
squato last evening" to tender gratitude to General
.la9t anu bis ar7nfes, was monster affair. In
o. SooU people "ere present. The greatest
;oI n1nas1asm prevailed. Addresses were msde by
Rdl6tihoee, 9 Jas. 7. Brady, Gen. T.: F. Neasher.
Tho resolution, spoke Of the sucre..e. Mt ro,t
ut ad9ancsi 6f aod
! tho cumberland, and closed viii decIarstian
I nnaIternb!o discrimination to uuite in the no..
cuaon Of The war With all vIgor and mi.ht.
, 1864-06-06

Important to FrloD ds of Vonndea
Soldiers.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gszstte.1
Permit me here to speak OF the Sanitary Com
n1sston which ts m 1nstitutien ali the objects Of
Whicn are not properly understood. On tto Tel6.
al me close Of every battle its agents are found
collecting IS full particulars rs possible Of casusi
Hes. When proper facilities are furnished them.
TIE lists are prepared and forwarded to The head
omce q louisville; Where, under the snperInteuJ-
ence OF sec'y NcRher11 and Superintendent Hoi-
brook they are consolidated into reslments. fnil
PARTICULARS 9! tho wounds. location Of the mon
&, that viii be Important to friends, are carefully
collected and kept IN the Office for publfc insnac
ton, tree Of charge. There ara hundreds In Ike
North Who do not know these facts, aIthoarb nnh.
Hehed hundreds Of tjmes @
PerFons arrive dni3y at Louisville, never yist the
Comm1ss'on, arrive at the front after DAYS con.
stmed In procuring passes, to 1nd on arriving hero
that ne soldiers hare been shipped North: orriy-
ing at Nashville many hourr are spent in ffuitsss
seaEch through the .'city Of hospitals" to fnd of
last that their friends are in Louisville hospitals
Az this Ve1ation and delay could have been ayoid
Cd had theY consulted the COMMISSIONS record IN
Louisville on their tlrst arrival
owing to the difficulties Fecounted aboya In nro,
curing returns from the front, the Commission IA
not faeto able to give full information. bnt cre
many days the officers hope to have their deisYad
5etufn1 II As many persons will 10 doubt bo
leaving theif homes In the North in search Of
friends. have been thus careful to post the A. tn
the fn0dus QpeFdAdf to accomplish their ot1o :ts.
, 1864-06-06

FORTRESS MONROE, juno 4.-The steamer Thos.
Powell arrived from Bermuda Hundreds at four D,
n. There has been no active operations there
sfnce Last accounts, The s eamer Ma5dower was
lIed Into going up the James River this morning,
Wes heard In the direction Of Richmond last nieht
Yesterday the report at White House was that
our army held the railroad at Savage Station, part
ol our forces having crossed the Chickahominy
The Richmond and York Railroad is being rapId-
ly repntttd. The bridge over the Pamuukey MAS
have a1rived On ba1res ffom A1essndda. and 5s f.
dret engine run On the road was named Lieut.,
, 1864-06-06
BRILLIANT OPERATIONS OF
OUR CAVALRY ON TUES
DAY AND WEDNE8-
DAY,
A Noble Letter from the President
to the Grant Meeting at New
York,
THE tEHEKTY-FIVE MILLION LOAN
ADVERTISED FOR SALE BY SEC
RETARY CHASE,
Capture Of a Valuable Canadian
Blockade Runner,


/ Il
To Major General n,x. A''''
| Dispatches from Grants hesaon,rte,. Inn. q,
Gestesdar) have just been recc,Yed. Th.,. w.r- ~
| no operations on Thursdsv. Ye,terd,- - h.1s
paes four In thu rnorr,nn crs.+ .nsss a. ua'I'
the enemy'e lines of which he n,,|ss ~. so,,so1
| report: N~ N'11'"1Dt'
ave assaulted at 40 th1s u,o,uinc driv5,, n.
enemy within his eut.enchuents at e1, nn,nts hrt @
without gaining a decided ad,.nt.,. 1Ta1or
cupy po.,tfon c1o.a n ~. .-ss ono" W
places within A1ty ya.ds Our lo.s !. mt soT.s.
mr. do T e,rno.o ~. .-...S,.I '.e - oot eefose'
tured over 500 prisoners. nnat,y ,rnm p,ecsr3p.
ridge" 10>'>'0'
Another official .eport. mt from c,,at a..,,....
our killed and wounded at s1no. tmnn, ~ 1,;Ies
a1o Col haskell. Of tho :sth W,scona,n ~, Dc
ter, Of tho sth New York heayy artillsr7 .nd ~,
Norris Of the 9Th New York Amona ~ u ,,,sI" ~.
ded are Gen R, O. T,,e,. serions1v M III, n,ah
ably lose foot, =" '1' E'0O"
fGdcnen rr c.
o.,-a..NsT s.AH1oa'
oecte1at3 OF war. .
, 1864-06-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ueIeEate9 to tho Baltimore Convon.
aon-1mporrant Military News.


taon-1nporrant Military News.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
6T. LOUIS, June 4.
The eall On the enrolled militia 80 nearly d.
p1eteo tue city and county offices to-day that oub
ne ousinets came almost to a stop. Gen. Rose
cians came to the reacue By ordering an exemption
OF ono pe1eon III each Office. Telegraph operators
Fave also been exempted.
Nearly all the Radical delcc.tes to Baltimore
bare gone forward. Charles D. Drake, ono Of the
delegates at large, is unable to 20 On account Of
private bustness. Chauncey J. Fllley, ex-SIayoE.
Goes In hts stead. The delegates hare not dec,aed
upon any course Of action 1t Baltimore but It il
believed they WILL refuse to agree to compromise
Ola halfand-half delegation With tho Claybsnk.,
The delegation Ia probably nearly unanimous for
Ben Butler al 1t stauds. The German Radicals hero
wish the Convention to refuse to admit the Ame,i
can RadIcale.
Strong preparations are reported In the South
west to check the advance ofShelby.
Many arrests Of returned rebels are being unsdo
In the vicinity Of Lexington and along ths Hauni-
bal & St. Joseph Railroad.
Gen. Fisk hal leaued an order forbiddiac pross
cuons In State courts for harborIns fugitive slaves
declaring that the military policy Of tho Govern.
lnent IL against such proceedings.
1900 tons Of iron arrived to-day, for eomn1etinr
the railroad to Kanxaa City.
, 1864-06-06
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 6. 1864.

her. The Longworth carried q James puu On he
main deck, End howitzer On he. hurricane deck
which we1o manned By volunteers, and feyers
return shots wc1e made while tho LougYostt
STAINED round the bend.
Iha tebels erosaed the neck md awaited har al
hnee plantation The Longworth, however, fell
IN Win tho Marine Brigade, and lashed alongside
Ino oAue' Major Falliday commanding, In CON
pany with tho Diana and gunboat No, il.
The battery opened tu.1ous1y, but the Dian.
Baltic, and No. II, replied with viRor, disabling
one gun, and after IN hours fighting succeeded IN
orflng OIL the battery. Tho Ba1tic received tou,-
Teen shots, With one man killed and three
wounded.
several OF the shots passed through the Long
Worth, fortunately, however, doing no crest dim
age. The officers Of the Baltic, Diana, and Long,
worth, are highly complimented By tbs passsn.ora
Ihe Monarch and eunboat No. II, on the 9Th
ols.. were again attacked by nye guns, and amer
several hours' firing, the rebels were .epulsed
"oun1ed men Wefa seen two days afterwards. but
no cannon Tbs battery belongs to Harmaduko,s
comm Command md Is supported by three thousand H.
pr,toners awaiting triai IT iii. post ST. sos5 T5oss5
e BE- III s1@ 6ef5R4a Es1R
conIene mere. y u altogether probab1e that tho
ps9o! n some OF theee cases El be amply sufficient
~ !uoL!9 Mt t4ecnt1en OF the cu!prtf9, This list
compflsee thiFty:av names among them are two
ep1es. t1o murderers. seven cuerillas, and one
preferred. "A"'e'S "'o
4 y Bass. guerrilla; r: 8. Bradford, dlsloyalt,:
2amee bnrEe, desertlon, 9Th Illinois caya1rJ; NJ
Gi5nes. fobb1ng soldiers; John Cunning ham, ma1.
post mules: E. Dempsey. charges s,s unsnsowa: WITTY E
md L. II. Duvall, countesfeftipr United Statas |
;uHeney; r. r. Farrell, CO. &, sith NeW
1efsey, awaiting trial BY court martial: j:
i. Fisher, murder, 7th Tennessee caTslT:
): Gish, guerilla; J. H. Hampton. stealing post
aefs ia ;ds1' ss%1el Jo9c. C. P "a Tenn avaisin
o. o. =; 2d Tenn awaiting trial By court marital:
op5t martial Jeha Lsleh,m, 6oth li.. >charge:
egley, stealing post mules ]. l. Ne,9us:.thsr96s
nkN1oSn; e ; l. Phillips and 8. Rasaing. cuerillss;
!. y; smith, ass1stiog rebel prisoners to escape:
athias Seokss dizloys1ty. &C.; John Tatum, rebel
y Y: =. THOMPSON. deserter from rebel army.
Il. walker and Q. +. Withers, steslIng cotton
FIaiiing trta1 By court martial; Toby White. ca
,E2d Tenn, awaiting trial By court marital
, 1864-06-06

xu...: ELAC1SNAT1, June l.
Wlfhln few days the negroes Of Kentucky have
freedom lies through the military ser7lce and there
bas been etanpcde from farms to RECRUITING
ofaees the ablc-bodicd blacks almost uusnimously
with the crowd. The consequences aro that tic
railroads OF the State have capacity to transport
inc fuegross who are finding thoir war to q. s,
scddenly and forever, for enough OF them are
swarm1nE TO meet all probable calls in the future
new and commodtous hospital is In process OF
rebel prison, to accommodate the large number e1-
pectcd here In short time.
Gen. Hc:ntzelman resumed to-day bis ofaco du-
from proatrating illness, at Cleveland. az Tie
guest OF Coz Brpuph
, 1864-06-06
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAmo, juno 5.-Tbe steamer Graham, from
the 20 ult., arrived this morning. Gcn Candy ia
actively engaged organizing his forces, and il
yearly ready for Offensive oparations-
The steamer Kennett, from WhIts River, reports
all quiet In that direction. Pine Bluf and pu.
Snlfs Bluff wero Ga7isoned with forces amply
entde3cnt to fepel nny attack ukely to b made by
tho enemy In that vicinity.
The Memphis cotton market was dat, the stotk
on haEd oniy 400 b4les. AL offered Is readily
taken Strict niddling e:G9sc; good M@Nc:
faft Sl.00.
, 1864-06-06

fFron the Richmond Examiner, May as.1
There have been $500 prisonera received in
Libby since the battle OF Bof Run.
GcH. L0pgstttet has 70 far recovered from his
onnd that he Will be able to take tue field In the
tourte OF the next thrco weekB,
Tie list Of casualties In Maior Gen. Fitz Lees
division Of cavalry from the 4th to tho 13th inst
inclusive, shoHs total loss Of 5a ofdceza aud 78
men.
Pale in the Second Market 4 ba17el OF dour and
three hushe ot nec1. For the flour be asked 500,
for the meal 500 bushel- But the peopln Nere
70 loudly about mohbing and hanging hin, that
thc old fellow pitched his goods into hs cart, aud
fed up Marshall street as Mst a. his mules legs
cpuId CA15Y him. nN