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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
STATE Rights.

Is an article on State Rights. which appeared
IN the Knickerbocker for January. We find TIE
iollowing happily and foscibly expressed views
in regard TO the relations and mutual response
bili,es aud obligations Of The State and private
citizen
4 brief glance will show Us hou close is the
relation between the State and the private cit
zen. The child even when unborn. is protected
BY State law: and he who destroys its young
life 10 adjrdged 40 be guilty OF murder At is
birth il is attended by physician whose right TO
practice 10 decided by the State His birth is
registered on the rolls of the State. His social
position ia fixed by the State. She decides wheth-
or tie is legitimate or bastard. When he be
comes older, he is educated at the expense OF the
State He Is married by those who receive their
authority at the hands of the State His marital
relations are registered by the State His free
dom Of locomotion. freedom Of speech, iseed0m
OF thought, are all held under State guarantees.
His property is secured TO him bY the State To
the State courts he Is compelled to 20 TO obtain
redress for wrongs to his person OF property; and
finally, at death, 1.-The funeral rites are performed
and ms body in ia last resting place Is protected
from dissertation by the laws OF the State. Thus
it is, therefore that from the cradle to the grave.
all rights. pnvileges and blessings which the cit
zen enjoys are under the protection and man;e
nance of the State. IL We take away this pro-
lection, whittier is he TO turng Not 20 the general
government, for the authority extends to those
subjects only which are OF general Importance.
and into which the private welfare OF the citizen
very rarely enters, sad then negatively,
and only so far as 20 restrain the State
government from the nfractiOn OF rights which
are under the jurisdiction Of the State. Turn
where he might, he would find no protection Tor
his private and domestic relations in established
institutions he would be compelled either to
build Up new Institutions, whose powers and du
ties would be the same rs those OF the States; or
70 40 modify the general government as to adapt
il 10 the protection OF his private rights. la
either case. in trying experiment. be might
strike fatal blow at his freedom
Z" IL the State has 10 rights, or Is too weak 10
use the means necessary to perform its duties
there is security for those rights of the citizen
which are dependent on The State foF protection
They are at the mercy of every individual
corporation. or petty tyrant Who may choose TO
violate them. The world is full Of examples Of
this kind from the enslavement of each other in
succession By the little State OF Greece. TO the
fall Of the Roman Empire and the capture OF
Constantinople by the Turks, when every Chris
tiaD was compelled to give up 10 the Mahomme
dan conquerer his religion, and all the civil
rights with which it was connected"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
Organization OF Hefugee Relief As
ISOLATION.

Pursuant To "A call from Rev. Mr. lngraham,
a meeting of the members OF Christ Church was
held in the yestry room of TIE church. December
II 1861 70 form an association for The relief D!
refugees. The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved. That the undersigned members oil
Christ Church hereby organize ourselves into a
society which shall be called the Refugee Relief
Association, With The object of providing shelter
clothing. food, medicine aud medical attendance
for refugees, and procuring homes for such as
are competent. and to receive and distribute
aims and offerings. and to aid n tar possible
in mitigating the suiierlngs OF this unfortunate
class of our countrymen.
Resolved, That an executive committee of ten
be appointed TO ascertain the number, condition
and wants of the refugees in this city, and dis
tribute supplies for their relief The following
persons were appointed on said committee:
Gen John Love, chairman; Mr.. K. 4. Parker.
W r. Bingham, w z. Noble, j. George Steele,
Mrs Oliver Tousey, Mrs d. b. Hunt Mrs. Ster-
rett, Mrs J. Liscomb, Mrs. A. j Treat.
Resolved. That a committee of ten be ap-
pointed to solicit contributors for the society.
The following persons were appointed on said
committees:
ID H. Hunt, chairman; Gen. John Love, Nr
Edwards, W O. Stone, Mr. Watson. Mr. K. l.
Talbot, Mr. Furgerscn. Miss Farrell, Mrs. Nor
bees, Mrs. A. A. Treat
Resolved, That the objects OF tue society are
heartily commended TO the benevolent of the
city
Resolved, That all tho moneys needed for the
relief OF refugees be drawn by the executive
committee from the treasurer. on order Of the
president.
The following officers were elected: General
John Love, president; r X. Parker. Treasurer;
d. b. Hunt. secretary.
MR. EDITOR Large contributions OF clothing
handed in. aud t9l in money. All contributions
of money can he given To the treasurer. r r.
Parker, and any clothing can be left at the houses
of the committee Reports of goods received
and disbursements will be given through the
newspapers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. -.
To Major Gen. Dix.
The Richmond papers OF yesterday repor, Sher
man at Boomngdale, Is milesIrom Savannah
This morning he is reported by the Richmond pa
pers, will be seen by the following telegrs u
from Gen Grant, to be in line of battle not 6yt
miles from Savannah
CRY PoIST. December -.
To Hon. l.. u Stanton:
Richmond papers of to DAY contain the follow
ing:
The Richmond Dispatch says that Sherman /,
near Savannah. probably not more than miles
distant. He has not yet made an ATTACK upon
the city. Ii is still doubtful whether no will do
so -or make for the coast east of the city. II /.
very certain that he has not yet opened commu
nicaiion with the coast though ne may 90 81
very soon.
A telegram from below Charleston states that
Sherman vas in line OF bstte-we will not "a,
where--eonfronteG by strong Confeders Il
force
Another paper states that there has been no
direct communication with Savannah for severa
days, but We apprehend that the wires have been
cut between that place and Charleston.
(Signed.) U. s. GIANT.
The severity of the weather has prevented any
important movement by either side at Nashville
Nothing of any importance is reported to day
from the armies of the Potomac or of the Shen-
andoah. ( NJ STANTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
4 Card

Ii is certainly very low Tick of anybcuy
10 run down the business of another man who
may happen to be engaged in the same voca
ton like fair competition, but despise the
crooked ways of Mr. Cunningham. "the icC
cream man." who tries 10 run down my bust
ness in the most tricky and ungentlemsnly man
ner He has been. of late. in the habit of baking
a very inferior kind OF cake. which he sends tC
INV patrons. with the statement that such al
article Was baked at my establishment. As
have never baked any cakes for Mr. Cunning
ham challenge him to defend himself
NJ 3 HUxxIER Confectioner.
No j. North Pennsylvania street, south of sht
Postoffice decl2 d2d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

A RrsEpY ron Piles 1t is a blessing to the
suffering 10 know that have efectual cure
tor this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. p.
Hazarie. OF l64 Second street Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all Who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
of DR. Stricklsnd's Pile Remedy. and it effected
a permanent cure This seems to be the case
with ali who make use of this splendid prepare
ton II is manufactured At No East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. Ohio and cold by all druggists
maI9tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
COM m ERClAl.
sr ELsskArE.
Cincinnati Market.


CIxcIxsArI December f3.
Flour unchanged and quiet; super 81 Is;
extra So so.
wnest dull at 80 o5@a OF for red. and white
50 SO
Corn firm At 81
Rye 81 IS.
Oats firm at 64665c
Whisky In fair demand at ST. 80.
Provisions unchanged. and not much done.
Mess pork in good demand sales of 900 bbls.
AT $40; bulk shoulders sold at 1917
Loose and prime city lard at 2214 head 81
and gut at 2O54@2l.
Bacon shoulders 1917 no sales of hams
Hogs active at Sl4 1904 50; 300 lbs.
eFsge Sl5; market closing rather quiet Re
ceipts - 900; total for the week given by the
Price Current 62 600
Coffee advanced to 4794e.
Sugar 24@27.
Clover seed sl3: timothy nominal
Eggs soc and scarce
Butter 47@50c
Gold 233
Money money market light al l2@l5
Exchange dull at Il dis and par
The weather is still cold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

foRr Mosaot. Dec. 1.-THE steamship
Guiding Star. from New Orleans. arrived here
this morning, disabled, and in TOW of the steamer
:. r. epauldiDg. having broken her shaft She
brings large number of passengers and dis.
patches from Gen. Candy. Ali of the passenger,
90 North by the mail boat 70 Baltimore, the
condition the steamer rendering il impossible Tor
her 10 proceed 10 sea without assistance.
Among the passengers of the Guiding Star are
Gen. A l. Lee and servant, Col. Geo b. Drake.
J B. Msrchand. Col. O. n. Green. Lieut.. 4. B
Granger, Capt. j Bradbury, Col. S. S. Turbel.
Lieut. Hawley. Major Brighern and others
The weather continues very stormy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

TT The great Auction Sale OF Dry Goods al
Mr. Fes,herstons - East Washington street
i likely 70 DC great success both a. TO quality
and quantity of goods sold There has been
nothing Ike il IN this city before. and judging
from the MANY happy looking faces among the
audience Yesterday. we conclude that they must
have been veil satisfied with their purchases
Tbs morning Mr.. Featherston holds forth
again, doubtless 20 a large audience OF cusiome
when splendid line of goods Is to be offered
such as French nlerinoes. blankets. brosdcloths
beaver cloths aud ladies dress goods. BY al
mean. the people should De on hand especially
the lsdes. and secure for themselves such bar
gains 50 -e sav obtsined Yesterday
We understand there .iil slso be sale there
this evening. commencing OF o'clock. To
nlsts ~ili ts = good dune - obtain Bargains
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
TWO O'CLOCK A. ~.

NEw loRK, December l3-The CONNER
calls Washington special says of General War
ren's expedition, and the destruction inflicted ou
the Weldon railroad
There Ia no doubt that the loss of this impor
tani avenue al communication VIII result in
great Inconvenience to Lee, and possibly lead 10
the evacu alton Of Petersburg he is nov de-
pendent upss the Southside railroad for sup
ples
The Pests Washington special says Gen
Banks testified in the Virginia election case To-
day. de says that the election was fair and the
voters generally participated.
Admiral Farrsgu,'s flag ship with the admiral
on board has come I'D to the CITY and wss ssluied
TO day. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
~ The sccomplished welcl

lE- The accomplished welch is the great
taxidefmst At the Indiana State Museum. Most
beautifully does he ornithologically artisIicly
preserve the brilliant plumsge OF the birds he
manipulates magnificent loOu. shot by
George Washington Pitts in the Central canal.
some days ago, has been recently stuffed by the
gifted WEIGH and is nov the observed OF all
observers AZ the Indiana Stale Museum, Madame
Eoglish. proprietress.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

NASHVILLE, December I3--The situation is
unchanged No advance has been made by the
federal troops as vet
Grapevine Information vas that al advance
was to have been made to-day, but no movement
was made bv our forces
Some skrmishing ranspired on the Harding
pike and several guns we're Gislodged from Fort
Negley.
No results are repofted The slippery state OF
the ground renders locomotion impossible. and
hostli'ies will be postponed Until change in the
weather occurs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

~ Florence. No | East Pearl street. j. the
importer in this metropolis of genuine Scotch
Ale. from EdiDsurg. Scotland. and of genuine
Irish whisky. from Dublin, ireland. We would
commend these liquids TO our genuine friends;
besides Flotence's cigars. wines. Jamaica ana
ST Croix runs. and whisky from Dublin, Wayne
county, Indiana. are. ~e may be permitted 10 re
mark. Unprecedented. unparalleled, unsurpassed
and unapproachable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

Il. 0wKS's Mrsic RooAs-Mr. Owen is now
prepared to receive music scholars, vocal and in
sEumental. in the large front room in the State
Sentinel Building, which ne has now fitted up a.
his place of business. he il TO be found ever
day between 9 A. N. and 6 T. n 14lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

gTs-It has been suggested IN hearing thai
the 80 Tabernacle" on the COURTEOUS square, be
rendered to the indianapolis Amateur Dramatic
Association. Tor the purpose OF giving. during
the winter. representations for charitable OBJ
jects. This strikes ns "a an excellent idea i
practically carried out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
from baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December l3-The Charleston
Mercury Of December 9th contains The follow
ing:
We have received no definite intelligence OF
any further fghting on the coast. We hear.
however. that the enemy IS quite active in that
quarter.
The main demonstrations will next be made
against the Coosswatchie, while. by felnt, at
Pocatago and Grshsmsvillc. ne will endesvor
20 divide our forces auc disrsc, the attention OF
our officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

tB Morehouse, No 2sIS North Pennsy lvani,
street. is the most enterprising of news dealers
and We advise each one of the public, desiring
anything late. reliable. entertaining and instruct
i've. in he way OF printed publications from Al
parts OF the country. 10 call on him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

NV YORK, December IL.
Cotton frmer and rather more doing 81 32G
| 33 for middling
Flour-Stste aud Western dull and heavy,
without any decided change; $40 20dl0 25 for
extra State; Sll 25@ll 40 for round hoop Ohio,
and $40 40@l2 00 for trade brands. market
closing quiet
Whisky quiet; western 81 929l g.
Wheat dull. and without decided change: Chi
cago spring s. 30@2 32lS.
Rive dull
Barley quiet at 81 93@lss.
Corn dull and nominal mixed western held
r$l 928l 92le 10 store
Oats active aud firm AZ 81 o. for western.
Wool firm.
Coffee dull. aud no sales OF importance
Sugar quiet: Muscovsde l5h go
Aolassos dull.
Petroleum 55@5b: crude 1916; refined 10
bond quoted II 9fG97. and refined free 95
Pork 6rmer and in fair demand si So 90 for
ls62-63; mess $50 25a3s so FOR 90 and 81; do
cash anu regular way closing al $50 1917 644
for new prime mess. and SJ9@30 80 for prime
mess: also 5000 bbls new mess for January
and last half of February, sellers and buyers op-
ton. at S42d43 SO; and ! 500 bills mess OF 63
aud 81, buyers option. at $40@40 so; and 600
bbls prime mes for January, sellers option. az
$40 90
Beef heavy and declining at S3I 5Otd35 80
for new plain mess, and S3lG33 for rev extra
mess Prime mess beef quiet; sales la tcs AZ
q. Beef hams unchanged st 2Ots
CGt meats in moderate reques, at 209. d2l for
shoulders and le@2l for hams
Land steady but quiet at 81 d2H
Butter steady with fair demand at 3s65 soc
for Ohio. and $3.50 for State.
Cheese more active at 1924 for common u
prime
Money active AZ col per cent.
Sterling quiet at 1925 9l09s..
Gold 1888
Government; stocks active and hrmer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

IT, Three hundred head of beet cattle, in one
drove. yesterday passed cut Vermont street to q
station on the Belefontane railroad for shipment
east They were individually aud collectively
splendid specimens of the results of and
grass in the noble and heroic commonwealth Of
glorious. Indiana God bless her,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

- From this time until after the holidays.
The Indiana State Museum, Madame MARY
English. proprietress sill De the chief attraction
IN this CITY Novelty after novelty gill DE pre-
scented. and the public will visit the Institution
again and again. reaping Al infinite amount OF
instruction. amusement and innocent enjoyment
Particularly are young, bright-eyed sud intelli
gent children delighted by visi; - the State
Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

PRoBABLE EXTENSION The enterprising pres
ident OF the Junction railroad has purchased the
iron for extending the line 20 Cambridge City,
Indiana. There IL will intersect the lndisnapoli
and Cincinnati railway. and then will make q
shorter path between the two cities. President
Rdenour deserves praise for his perseverance
among the moneyed and iron men Of the East
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

lE- The indianapolis Amateur Dramatic As
sociation. We understand. will visit Terre Hauts
during Christmas and New \ ears week. and give
three performances in Dowlng's elegant hall,
for the charitable purpose of contributing 30 The
orphan asylum. the poor. and the wives and
children OF the volunteers and drafted men OF
that city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
Fire.

BUFFALO. n Y, Dec Is A fire this morn
ing at o'clock destroyed the elevator of Chss
w Evans The origin OF the FIRE has not been
ascerlaiDed, but it * supposed TO rave been ac-
cidental. 1t caught in the driving room attached
70 the elevator. Loss heavy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

rE-The mission of Father Damen, at St
Johns (Cstholicl church, begun on Sunday last
il progressing most favorably. Nightly the edi
flee is crowded with attentive audiences attracted
by the reverend gentleman's fervid eloquence
Throughout the week the mission of the reverend
father will continue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

MFKrISo OF THE BAR There will he meet
ing of the members OF the bar of this city at the
court house this morning at 81 o'clock. the 18th
inst, for the purpose OF making proper arrange
ments 20 attend the funeral of Oliver b. Torbet
deceased. aud TO take becoming action with re
gard % this melancholy eveut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

give are glad to note that our generous
and philanthropic ctizens with regard to the
fortunate refugees, women and children, among
ia, ara exerting themselves 70 the utmost, Ger
tainly every heart is appealed to, and proudly
through our tears we smile TO know that that a
peal il being 80 nobly responded to-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

a. For ladies'. gentlemen q and misses boots
shoes or slippers. Of elegant manufacture. do
rable and beautiful. and furnished at the loves
current cash rates, We would commend to OF
readers and the public generally. the establish
nent OF A. Lintz, Washington street, south side
east OF the Palmer House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

~ To-morror the United States Militar,
Commission convenes to hear the final argumen
OF the Judge Advocate in the case OF Messrs
hiliigaD. Horsey, Humphreys and Bo~les
charged sith conspiracy against The Govern
ment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

g We quote hogs yesterday AT fl4@sl4 D
nett. The arrivals we're limited, bu, the pens oil
all the slaughtering houses we're full. Opera
lions. the weather being favorable. were vigor
onsy resumed at each one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
HoUSI.

Mr. Elliott offered resolution for read mission
OF Louisians. Referred 20 committee on rebel.
lious States
Mr.. Collins moved TO reconsider The vote by
which Mr. Elolts proposition was referred
II Vas read for the Information Of the House
IL proposes 10 admit Senator and Represents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

sE The Fensn Brotherhood of this city are
making preparations for grand bali and festi-
val, which will take place some time in January
next. II will. like all other public demonstra
tons ofthis society. be- without doubt, brilliant
Affair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

u Stolworthy. North Meridian street. the
ruler of fashion in this metropolis, yesterday dis
played fabrics more elegant and beautiful than
ever seen before on his counters, which he pro
poses TO have made mp in the most artistic style
according to orders left with him by gentlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

~ Crowds Of unfortunate persons visit Drs
J L " Thomson's Office daily. Who are relieved
of their pain aud permanently cured OF their NAL
aides IN the shortest possible time See card
under old Galens head-eut, GU toe third page oil
this paper. EFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

CBRIsTE.s WIxss-O z Stout Brother
have on hand choice lot Of tina, splendid straw
berry, currant. and cata~ba also. California
wines and orandies for the holidays. Cali ana
examine for yourself IA,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

orT.ct or tEE CrrTIrSs srErrr RAItwsr Co.
lKpiASsTuIIs, Tsp, Dec. II, 1864
From tas date, and Until further notice, the
street ears on Virginia Avenue will run through
from tue corporation line. on Virginia Avenue
60 the corner Of Washington and West streets
y b The lss, car will leave each end Of the
line at 10 o'clock "A
decl2-dlv A. d CATnEawoop, Supt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

NV York. December l3--At 6remens
tight early this morning between Companies SO
and 40, number OF members and other parties
were shot, cut and wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

MKTnoroLTrAS THEATRE MIR. Proctor s.
Jack Cade 10 night-always favori,e play here
-sDd the house. take our word for t. will be
erowded-more so than usual. If possible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

To Rhodius. Of the Circle. North Meridian
street, will set splendid lunch, comprising al
the dclicscies OF the season. to-day at precisely
10 A. n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

I'VE call attention to the change OF time
on the Louisville. New Albany and Chicago
railroad. a. noticed in OK railway timetable
elsewhere
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

NAsoxfc NorIcK--There will be special
meeting Of Indianapolis Council No. ,. this
Wednesday evening At O'Clock. for work
49, Cha FIsHER, Recorder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
RENoVATERs.
CLEANING AND DYsING ESTABLISHMENT

fUvHB UNITED STATES DYH-HOUsE, no So SOUTH
Il Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana,
Az this old and well known establishment the ladies
can nave silks and WOODEN goods dyed in perm and
beautiful colors; and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bsush, and sold aise,
psticulsr branch In the business eenolnsted ne
ngbillis stable cloth. in any garment can Be
wrought .at IL not he visible the naked eye
RENE mber the place No. SO South Illinois street.
isnlo JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

q venison. arriving daily from the north.
il abundant In this market. and so are the price
thereof We read in q cook book how TO serve
20 hsunch, and there our dinner ends.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

~ Military affairs IN this city are anuxualls
quiet just Al this particular juncture.