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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

PEccAvL-out with it. gentlemen croakers, if you
have it in your !.earts. If you feel whipped, say
So Don't add the shame of denial to Toe ,nort,fi-
cation of defeat. If the loss Of Atlanta hes taken
all of the manhood out of you, mount the white
feather at once, and let give yon credit for can
dor if we can't applaud your pluck.
This is q free country, you know, aud every body
has right to his opinion. Ha6eas corpus isin full
force now and you needn't be afraid to talk
Pile it on to Hood if you will Never mind if
the gallant fellow has only body enough left to hold
ais soldier soul, and has lost health aad limb IN
your defence Give it to him on oil sides and prove
as clear as day that he's thorough nincompoop
and no General at all. -.
Give good loud crosk about it and then pitch
into the President Cast 10 Johnston into the Ex-
ecutive teeth, and swear he wss bassly removed
Just as he was about to drive Sherman into the
northwest corner Of Michigan.
Tell everybody all the bad news, and don't be-
'ievs word Of the good Exaggerate every reverse,
and roll calamity like sweet morsel under your
tongue. Throw the women into Mysteries, and set
The children to bawliDg like mad. Depreciate tho
currency and discourage the army. Weaken your
friends and strengthen your enemies. Distrust
your own government and put your faith in the
peace party Of the North. Keep it up, gentlemen,
The louder the better-the more the Derrier Eu
rope is looking at you, and adnires Jour courage
History is waiting for you. and ill record your pa
triotism. Posterity will honor you even As Hamsn
was honored; and God will not forget Won in His
day Of trial Keep it up.-Auyusta Constitution
nlist.
So it seems there are cro.kers in Georgia. Where
is 10 Browni We thought there wers no croakers
save in North Carolina. ,,'- 49,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

Gen. Thomas r. Neagher has ben ordered to ~
port for duty to Sherman --.. 30
Gen. Aartindale Of the army Of ths Potomac, has
resigned
The draft il ordered to oouAmencs' in Ohio .nd
other States whose quots has not been Oiled up, on
the 10th instant
Several journals, formerly Republican, have
come out in favor Of NcClsltan. The Cincinnati
dtmss and Albany Statesmen, both Republican,
predict the defeat Of Lincoln and urge his withdraw
a. The Boston Poss says it il great relief 70 The
Demacratsto be rid ofsuch incubus a the Woods,c
and says if Yaandigham choosss 10 hliow them,
lie will have a rough road To travel
Gov Seymour peremptorily declines 70 nomi-
nstion AZ Governor.
Gen. Hooker advocates the election Of McClsllAn.
Seward in speech At Washington said the dr,tt
would surely come of ifthe people do rot volunteer.
1t is reported the Rebels are concentrating 1t the
mouth Of Red river.
Gold opened At 2Is and advanced to 2os and clos.
ed at 22i
The Baltimore Gasstts of the 14th contains IN q.
ticle from the New York Ness Of the 18th, indica.
ting the determined opposition to Mcclellan by that
journal. The Nesos says We oovet sincerely and
ardsntly the unity Of the Democratic party, but
cannot counsel and will have no part In ito demon.
alizstioI and disgrace The Courier de- Esots Usis
also witbdraws its support from Mcclellan.
A~S o~ssSssy P1VIsossou PVAoVao wv ~
he military service, from entering Atlanta Neither
manufacturing or trading Il permitted in The city,
which is used exclusive for military purposes
Memphis dates Of the 18th received Gov Flan.
cyan Of Arkansas has called special session Of The
Legislature Communication between Memphis and
Little Rock is interrupted
The New York News o. the 18Th stsses that
preliminary steps have been taken by the friends 81
peace to call national Convention nominate can.
didates for President and vice President
From Risknond.
RICHMOND, Sept 18-The obseguies Of Gen. Nor.
gan took place to day. His remains were conveyed
to Hollywood Csmetary and placed in svaaa fhs
funeral cortege included . nuabsr n nAitsyy and
civic officials.
R1cHxosD, Sept 1s.-ORcsl aetse is given lbss
the long date bonds mot taxab sre to be lv;thravn
from market on the 2sth and held st higher rates.
Persoss holding claim against the Goserrment for
subsistence notified to present thsis claims IS
they wish their bonds in pay men: at preseat prices
Abduction to day the bonds Of the fifteen ssfon
loan ccupVu brought One hundred snd fifty ore do
registered ono hundred and thirty long date eight
per cent coupon bonds, Gne hundred and twe,AY,
three or four non.taxssle honds one hundred and
thirty four; three quarters seven per cent bonds
seventy FIVE cotton bonds ole hundred aud eight :;
two four per cent certificates sixty to sixty.six.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21
Letter from Gen, Grant.

We And in the Richmond Ssa"pol CT the 18th,
the following letter from Gen. Grant, co,ied from
a Northern paper. Gen. G. speaks in = very con.
iident tone, but "the race is no, always to the
swift, nor the battle to the strong"
HiADQ'Rs. ARMIES Of TEE U ST.
City Point Va, August 16, 1864.
Hon. E. b Washburns: .
DEAR SIR:-I state to all citizens who visit me.
that all we want now to insure an early restors-
ton of the Un,on is determined unity of senti.
lnent North. The rebels have now in their ranks
their last man. The little boys and old men are
guarding prisoners, guarding railroad bridges, and
forming good part Of their garriSOns fer entr encb
cd positions Any mar lost by theu, Cannot be re-
placed Thev have robbed the cradle ard the grave
equally to get their present force.
Besides what they lose in frequent sk,ru'ishes
and battles, they are now losing, from desertiors
and other causes, at least one regiment per day
With this drain upon them the end is not fsr dia-
tant, if We will only prove true to ourselves.
Their only hope now is in divided North This
might give them achievements from Tennessee,
Kentucky, Maryland and Missouri, while it would
weaken US. With the Graft quietly enforced, the
enemy would become despondent, and would make
but little resistance.
have no doubt hut that the enemy are exceed
ngly aaxions t. hold until after the Presidential
election. They have many hopes from its effects.
Thy hope counter.revolution; they hope he
e'ecioD OF the Paecc candidate in fact like Micaw-
Zen, they hope for something to "turn up"
Our peace friends, if they expect peace from sep.
asa.ion, are much mistaken. 1t would be blu, the
eginning of the war, with thousands Of Northern
men joining the South because of our disgrace in
allowing separation 70 have "isacs on any
terms" the South would demand the restoration Of
their slaves already freed They would demand
=. e., noA l.
rnand treaty which would make the North slave
hunters for the South. They would derrs,.a pay
for tho restoration of every slave escaping to the
North. Yours, truly, U. S. GRANT.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

The INHABITANTS Driven OUT OF ATLANrA-Gen.
Saerusn's order Of September 4th, 1854, declares
s!.at the City Of Atlanta, beng exclusively requir
81 for warlike purposes, will at once be vacuated
by Gil except the armies of the United States" In
accordance with this cruel order the exodus of the
inhabitants Of Atlanta began on Monday week last
The citizsns who come Sonth are not permitted to
bring any household stuff o: say consequence, while
those woo chose to 60 North were allowed to carry
what they wish.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21
The Rear and the Catamoaat.

NC near ANA Su0 N0s0aaVduss
The readers Of the CorJsaersss and consrratsss
have no doubt discovered that very recently those
two papers fraternized most amiaby, the ConJsd.
srase- getting on the Conservative platform, and
the two embracing with great cordially. But 1t
was the hug Of the bear and the catamount, for no
sooner bad the Conservative complimeated Ar.
Boyden for his personal liberty bill than the Con.
paws whereupon the Conservative, though Injured
to such hard usage shows his. teeth in the follow.
ing style:
d, We bad hoped that the Editor OF the Confsds-
rate would in the end prove friend to civil liberty
and assist Us in combating the gigantic strides Of
military power but its srtice Of yesterday inclinss
US to think that we were mistaken"
We had hoped" We never INDUCED any such
hope We knew the nature Of tho animal too we'll
for that But the Confederate sold out its principles
to tho Conservative, and the latter, not to be out
done IN politsness, sold out to the former and now
they have fallen out and gone to scratching each
others faces. What would have been our plight by
this time, if We had accepted the repeated invita-
tons Of these two journals to get their platform
The "era Of good feeling" Of which they boasted
mas vanished into thin air The catamount scratches
and the bear growls and the Sen.torship, which is
the Sugar plum of the whole business, remains to
be decided Col. Acfsae can tolerate "cslm,
unsxci,sd, unprcudiced Conservative" but he can
not bssr ono who afRliates with Mr.. Boyden. The
Colonel should not blame Mr.. Hymsn, for be is
only attempting to do what he, the Colonel has 50
often attempted in vain-to range himself on the
strong side. Neither Mr.. Hyman no. his patron,
Gov. Vance, ever claimed or admitted that thers
was such thing il existence ~ the Conservative
party, until it WAS apparent that there was such
party, snd that it embraced two.thirds of the peo
pie of the State. --.-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

HEsE AND HEREArrER--It ia strange that the ex-
pcrlehce OF many ages should net make us judge
moro soilg OF The present and OF the future, so as
to lake proper measures in the one for the other.
We co.e upon this world u FIT were never to have
an en5, ard &c resioc' Ds next ii 1t were never
to have . oeginuing,-Fssslon.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

DESPERATE CONFLICT AT HAND.-It seems to be
probable, from all we can see and hear, that series
Of desperate battles viii take place soon around
Petersburg and Richmond. Our people and SOL
coming.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

The gallant and accomplished Gen. Beauregard
was in this City on Friday last, on his way from
brief visit to Wilmington. He was in fine health
and spirits
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

Coz. SPRER CERTAINLY DsAD.-There is nc longer
any doubt about the death Of Col Spcer as we learn
that his body left Salisbury Wednesday morning
for Yadkn county. He was wounded and taken
from the field, when stray bah hit bin the head,
causing injuries Of which he died We lsarn .bese
facts nom Capt J. M Isse,i, Of Caldwell county,
who was in the city yesteEday.-P,0greSs.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

Northern accounts report the capture Of the
steamer Advance, of Hatteras. She must have
been on her outward trip from this port We of
Course do not know Che circumstances under which
the capture, which has excited some surprise, -
well as occasiohed much regret here, executed,
The known speed and magnificent sea-golng qualities
Of the Advance account for the surprise felt st her
capture after She had once got through the Gordon
or cordons of blockaders off this port
The Advance was among the finest and swiftest
vessels ever built on the Clyde bit her great draft
of water untitled her for the business of blockade
running to this port, and detracted greatly from
her vslue in this trade. Her capture, however, is
most unfortunate circumstance, as it furnishes the
enemy with sea-going ship Of greater speed than
any they had yet captured, and faster, we think,
than any they have in their blockading squsdron.
We presume it will not he long before she makes
her appearance on our coast As = fully armed and
exceedingly dangerous blockadsr.-W VII Journal
The Conservative, Of this City, says the Advance
had on board several hundred bales Of cotton, and
also ta5, 900 in goldl What WAS this gold fora-
Was it to pay State debts in Europei Where did
it come fromt Was it not borrowed by Gov. Vance
from one Of the Banks in this City, And if 50, by
what authoritys We we're told, month or two
since, that the State had = large amount to her
credit in Earope, in gold, but it seems gold was
needed to pay debts there. How is thiss Will the
Censsroatirs tell the whole truth on the subject
Let the ensuing Legislature look into this business.
Let thorough investigation be made. Such inves.
tigation is due to. tho people of the State, whose
hard earnings must be taxed to cover extravagauces
Of all kinds and the loss of this large amount Of
oo11
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

One Of tho peculiar blessing. of Abolitionisn can
be witnessed in Washington every day; e., fight
between the numerous negroes (contrabands) lying
around loose in thestreets of the capital The Re.
Publican of Washington reports aght on Tuesday,
between large number Of blacks and number of
white laborers, in which the negroes we're badly
beaten aud one white msa injured.-NeU York Es-
erEss,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

We notice tina: some Of the Raleigh papers have
already commenced the discussion Of the Senatorial
question. The Legislature to meet this winter will
have to choose successor to Mr.. Dortch.
1t would appear that Governor Vance is tn he
brought forward as candidate for the Ssnatorship,
AID, no doubt bis large vote for Gosernor will DO
urged as a reason why he should be made Senator.
Now, for our part we don't seem to zee it in that
way. We seem to think with Artemus Ward, of
wax fgger" notoriety, that every man hos his
forte-that not long since it was claimed that Mr..
Vxnce's forte was to be Governor of North Carroll.
na and it was the forte of many thousands Of peo.
pc to vote for his reelection to that Office over Mr.
Holden. The people chose him for Governor aud
not for Senator. They voted for him rs Governor
under peculiar and well known circumstances. Be.
ing chosen as Governor, Mr.. Vaace's services are
due to tho people of the State in that capacity.
But We regard the discussion of this question IS
premature, aid only refer to it At all at this time
becauss 1t has already received mention in sundry
papers. and because We wish in the beginning to
direct attention to certain considerations that We
think ought not to be lost sight oE-Wil Journal
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

MARRlED,
On the 10Th instant at 10 o'clock, A. u, BY W.
D. JONES' ESQ.,, Capt. F. IL PERRY. to Miss hbrA
y: HOOP daughter Of William u: Hood Esq, al Of
Wake County.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

REGISTRATION OF ExExPTs AND DETAILED MrN-
The Richmond Di.pateh says the war department
has ordered the registration of all male white per.
sons between the ages Of seventeen and fifty years
who are not now actually in the field or in the re-
serves and also of all boys who will attain to the
age of seventeen within the next twelve months,
with the month in which they will become seven.
teen The grounds of exemption or detail will also
have to be given.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

ExsnPra-The Richmond DispoteA says, there
arc 900 Persons exempted a. agriculturisA,
within the censcrct age, and 80 900 State oficers
An army sufficient to plaat tho Southern cross ON
the spires OF Ptiado;rhiS
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

FOLLY ExKLrED.-A fool in high sss.;on is like
man on the top of . high noun, an-esoryi hing ap-
pears small to him. and he appears snali u svety.
body. --,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

EXCHANGE OF NAVY PEIsoNERs-We learn that
the authorities on both sides have agreed to IN
arrangement to exchange prisoners attached to
to be credited as army prisoners and exchang
ed accordingly 1t is expected that the arrangement
will be carried into effect at Charleston next week
This viii include the prisoners captured in the
naval engagement of, Mobile and tho gallant old
Admiral Buchanan will be restored to the service.
Late Northern papers stste that . powerful pres
sure is being brought to bear upon Lincoln to obtain
his consent to general exchange Of prisoners.
AFTER DxsEerERs.--The Home Guard Of Wake,
under Col Harrison. were out for TIRES days during
last week after dsserters, out We believe they suc-
cedsd in finding but very few. II there were any
considerable number in the county they no doubt
were opprsed of the intended hunt and fed to other
Counties 1t would seem shat the best way to get
them would be to order out the Home Guard Of al
the counties at the same time. Progress :
SORGHUM SEED DANGEROUS ros Mich Cows.-A
very fine healthy mich COW in this vicinity pas.
tured one night in = cane patch, and on the next
morning she was thought to be in state Of founder.
She died, however, in . few hours; upon beng
opened the seed of the cane was found lodged i'll
the second stomach, and had cut through the outer
and inner coatings turning al the gastric jules into
the cavity Of the body.
1t would DO we'll for farmers to note this and
keep their cattle from toe seed of sorghum cane
Salsm f-e.s - -.-. 49,.
II all seconds were Is avelse to duels a. their
principals, very little blood would be shed IN that
way.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

II al seconds we're Is avnse to duels a. their
principals very little blood would be shed in that
way. .,..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21

The enemy has deliberately eSteohSheN gran0
military encampmept 10 the heart Of Georgia
They are accumulatng immense stores at Atlanta,
and evidently intend 10 make that point the base
whence they will send forth one Of the most FORM
liable armies We have yet encountered. To pre-
vent this it is our duty to harass their rear, and
bresk I'D their communications entirely. But il =
few weeks of ease and inbeciiity glide by unim-
proved, the Industrious and energetic Yankee, whs
now holds Atlanta, will have 20 fortified himself y:
to defy assault and haze collected subs,stenss.
CROUCH to support himself foe many months
Our safety depends upon The most desperate and
continued attacks upon the onemys rear, ana if
supine and idle negligence permits tn. enemy TO-
continue unnoiested in his OPERATORS, No muse
continue to sufs the cruel st-okes Of toatuna
that delivered Atlanta into the hagds Of tai Why
invader.
From Mosile.
A gunboat came up en- Thursday last to- the
mouth Of Dog river which empties into ADbila bay.
Our field batteries droys her hack with few well
directed shots. It is reported that the enemy hHvs
repaired the ganbsat Gaines, and pug FER in CON-
mission The Fish river eapedittIn is d. returned
after being badly peppsred by Oh: csHny
1t is repoi ted that Shelby hss acnn ed a COM
p,ete victory in Arkansas One ea:.> REGIMENT Of
Yankees was captured and the ralr. ad,torn up tur
several miles. -
The army worm has desnosea. all tie cotton
crops on the river from Vicl.sburg to Nsw Orleans.
From the Nazsh..
New York papers Of the 18th sag the Railroad
between Nashville ard Ghsstsnqska hiss oeen 70.
paired and tvains are row rnnniDp Railroad tsaits
near Bardstown, we're esp.csea bJ. gperilas on Mou
day.
The Tribune says the 3eAublicans have carried
Maine ny larger aaj r.9 thsn Was ever given 4,
any gubernstoril .aeet4sa III .tat State. They
gain member to Congress sai hare elected Eve
six,hs to the Leg5s,as.s:s. .... =.
), R h yssk ~ kasxa snFs ...a aisi
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18

A NCUOR LINE,
"A STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The fine assaing Clyde built and fayore steamship
CALEDONIA Captain CRAIG nlended sail ON SArUH
DAY, April 20, from Pier No. a.. Norti River,
This steamer h'ed in the most approved style 10 insure
the comfort and safety Of passerzers
Rates OF paasge including abundant supply owecoohe'
provisions: An
First Cabin ....,..s..$75 Intermediate'.''.'''9G
Second Cabn...".... 6o Steerage .,....''''"' %
gaINCisp MACDONALD 4 Co,
~ No. 9 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18

NOR SALE-A brown. .stone-front hgh-stooT
4 HOUSE and tLOT, on Lexington tcorner) with
Stable the For permits and particulars apply to
ALLEN < BROWN No. 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
+ SELDNER, Auctioneer.-S. w. SELD.

Il SELDNER, Auctioneer.-S. w. SELD-
.xLs EER viii sell MONDAY, the 18th inst, on the
premises, No. 100 Pfncc-st below broadway, known
Deas Palace ell the furniture contained therein consisting Of
splendid rosewood suites Ia Satin Brocate 10 splendid Pier
.nd Mantle Mirrors Lace and Brocael Curtans spen
cd 7octaye Rosewood Piano with pearl inlad keys Rose
wood and Mahogany Bebstesd Bureaus, MIbooP Tables
spies of Enameed Furniture fine Chandelier Mattresses
Feather Beds Carpets and OIL Cloth Also two outside Lamps
with iron pillars.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
A. J. BLEEcKHs, Auctioneer

A. j. BLKECKBR AucuoneeT -
TSXFCUTOR's SALI.-William and Cham
Il bers.ts aud loe.hs under tho direction Of ASA L.
SHIPMAN esq. Executor ,.o.-,o,, -
A. j. BLEECKER, son ( CO VIII sell et AUCIlON on
TUESDAY, Aprl 2 II o'clock At the Exchange Ssies
room, No. III Broadway: ....,- . -
size Of gore al tie junction Of William and Chambers s 2
6 on Wlism-st.. and 27.5 front ChambeFs-st .
On CHAMBERS RSSTREET-inmed4atey oPposte; gore
81 front xl.2 In depth. a..
On lOsTH SIRtETl lots the g. side, commencing 40
feet Of 3d-sv. size. 25xl0Z.l each. .o,
On Reefs lots the = eide commencing W
Feet OF 3day. .ize, 2JElV2.D each.
ALSO ON g3D-STREET-Tbe House and Lot on Prospect
Hill north side 9ds 325 feet OF 4thGv Lot 2ORlOob.
House 2x4O story and Easements Philadelphia brick stone
trimmings; all the modern improvements: gas, CIoon bhih
stationary washtubs marble mauteS, grHies
bells, speaking tubes, marble wash basins, &c, &C.
ALSO ON 94THSTREET on the hne OF Lex -av.--4 lott
the side commencing $50 feet east Of 4thsv size rs
zach Ilooe. These lots lie the grade and have one OF e
commanding views the Island. The ground ch
soil and believed to be free from rock has heretofore been
psed for garden purposes.
For maps terms, &C. apply to the tuconeers, No " Co
Garst
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
ALEXANDER sPAULbiNG, }Tustes
CHARLES BUTLER, No. u WallsL N. Y.
80, ~ Jons Il; AUSTEN, Auc.ioueeT.

yoHs II AUSTEN, Auctioneer.
fINHE COMMITTEE ON ART of the Me.
tIopolitsn Fair win cell at Auction By Catalogue on
TUESDAY EyENlNG, the 10Th inst, land the following
evenings until competed the PAINTINGS and other works
OF Art now exhibition In the Gallery, being the conlIibu.
Nons the Artists to the F Ia ad of the United States
Sanitary Commission
The sale will commence AZ n D. m.
Admittance during the sale, " ceuts
BY order,
JOHN f. RENsgTT Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18

TTVyHE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM-
SHIP Co. viii dispatch semi monthly their and hrss
class British iron steamships CELIA, BELLoNA, ArA-
IASTA IOWA, INDIANA, and MANHATTAN, each 300u
inns BURDEN between London and Newly calling at Hayyt
ON In. voyage London. Rates OF passage payable II
United States currency from NewhoFk; First cabin SeV
First cabin 800 For passage apply TO CHAs A. WHIT.
NEY a the Office No. 20 broadway Fer freight apply is
No 81 Souhst Advances made on merchandise cossn
10 the London agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
JOHN f. KENsETr, Chairman.
A. }. BLggczER, Auc,ionser.
IH-AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCTION

TH-AV. CORNER LOTS at AUCTION
IL A. ,. BLEE0KFR SON 4 Co viii sell at Auction Ito
sSse eoncsp) on THURSDAY April 2I, at the Exchange
cnesroom, No. Ill Broadway:
liza AF i0fs2 ots beautifully situated st the northeast
sry corner Of ihsv each lot rs feet 81 inches
On me uthsy, BY 100 feet ia depth.
llTHAv2 lots on the souh.esa corner Of 1lthnv and
az each - feet - inches tho avenue by from O3 TO
So' " inches The soil IA very fine being choice garden
.pot Ihe title Is perfect S4G each lot Iemain on
mortgage yssrs from last January. Maps a No, n Cedvt