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WASHINGTON, May Is.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived by Senator Nesmith from Gen. Ingalls,
II brings positive information from the army
as late as noon yesterday:
I'VE have made a ton strike to-day. Han
cock went in at daylight. He has taken over
1000 prisoners and twenty-six guns, and is still
fighting. Everybody is fighting, and have
been for eight days. We shall have them this
pop, though it may take day or two more.
They 1.-THE rebelsl fight like devils. Our losses
are heavy,-can't say how many. If Gen.
Augur's forces were here now we could finish
them to-day. Hancock captured Ned John
son and two other Generals. The old Repub-
lie is firm; bet your pile on it. Grant is a
giant and a hero in war; but all our Generals
are gallant; and as 10 our men, the world
never had better. Yours, in haste,
tSignedl INGALLS,"
The route of the enemy was complete. De-
tails hereafter.
The capture of Gen. Johnson's rebel divis-
ion, embracing 1000 men, is exclusive of Lees
killed and wounded left on the field
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WORD TO "SMoKERs. Ills not cur intention
TO preach reform against the growing aud socable
use Of the weed. tor it is luxurious comfort. What
gentleman we ask old young. tho Is addicted
to this habit of enjoying himself behind good Ha
yaua, particularly after hearty meal. will dispute
US, we speak from experience for often indulge
in good cigar ourselves, but what wish 10 sug
gest /, try that justly popular fragrant convenient
and ethca cious Uentirice S0ZODONI just the thing
after smoking; removes instantly the unpleasant
taste aud odors attendant the OF tobacco: tits
reshingly agreeable and leaves the mouth cool
and sweet.
All Druggists sell it. price 70 cents per bottle.
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"Buy Ne, and Pll do you Good"
Use DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitter rs

kor Jaundce. Costiveness. Liver Complaint. HUI
mors Indigestion. Dyspepsis, Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drowsin, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in sprip and summer.
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite, purify the blood and give sound
of mind and strength of BODY to all who use
them. So by all dealers in Medicine everywhere,
at %, 80 and 10 cents per bottle. GEO. e. GOOD
WIN 4 CO., 81 Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
tors APP dam
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BOSTON-Ar 18th, sch. Rowena. Eaton. Calais
Olive Branch. Dix do: Donworth Drew, Machias
Presto. johnson, do; Blilow, Was Addison; Cath
arine Jaae. Muroh, Ellsworth; Henry Chase. Thurs
ton. Bangor; Excel. Smith. Rockland; BramhAll,
Kicker. Portland.
Cid briggs Martha A Berry, Berry. Cardenas; oun 2
Republic Libby Portland Twin part of inward car-
gol
Ar 18th, schs Black Warrior. Rand, Bangor; Edw
& Frank. Lewis, Bristol.
cid sch Champion, wheldon. Bangor.
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar 18th, PM, sch Eyeline, fof
Hampdsni Hopkins, Remedios 25th ult. for Boston.
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La Kelley. Philadelphia for saco Leesbarg, Blake,
Ar 18th, sch Otis. Nsw York for Bangor.
Ar at Green's Landing, Me, May g. sch Gen War
ren, Benson. Calais for Portland.
SAN FRANCESCA eth inst, ships Germainia,
townsend, New York Foy ls; Chapman, Miller,
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 9TH. bark E H Fisk. Belfast.
Below, 6th shin Lancaster. Portland
cd 9th, ship westmoreland, Philadelphia; brigc
Sawyer. and Meredith do
ALExANDRIA 4, 9th. brig AIruceabah. Bray.
Boston; sch z Herrick Perkins. Providence.
PHiLADELPHlA-Ar 10Th, brig Abby Thaxter,
ing. Ames, New York.
CID 10th sch Z G Sawyer. Drisko. Boston.
NEW YURK-Ar 18th. bark II ID Brook man, Che
len Nc riman, Hamilton, Calais; Governor, Dennis
shooting star Marshall. Pembroke:
raised OIL rhroggs Point 10th, l. W Dyer of Port
iep pp, Jeany lind. Machiasport.
usn hos iDENCE-Ar llth, sch Amanda, Lamson,
NEWPoRr-Ar 1lth sch Ruth Hedgdon. GAN.
rev ~. p OK ior Boston, Treasure Palmer Clinton
Sid 18th, sch Augusta, Gregory. of and from Rock.
land for New York.
sA i, loth brig D Lincoln, Weber BOs-
York. Samuel Lewis. Wood. Ellsworth
Ar 18th. schs Avon, Parks. calais for stonineton.
Rainbow Fletcher, and Samuel Nash, Thompson. do
Cid 10th. schs Lsocada. Small. New York; High.
lander. Williams. Bangor. Iith. Rollins. Prescott,
Eastoprt; Montrose, Barter. st George.
Ar 18th. schs Mary Ann, Calais for Fall River; Col
HIGGINS. larry Not, Jane Woodbury.. and Challenge,
Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cid at London 18th. Britannia, Hill, Cardiff. 10
load for Ntw Yor,.
on Falmouth 2eth. Reinha-dt. from Boston for
London.
Put into Famouih 10th. Margaret Allen, Kenne-
dy, from Marseilies for Boston.
sid from Greenock 18th. Cumberland. Dixon. fer
New York.
Sid from Tail of the Bank ed. AnseiI. Speed. for
San Franoisce; Mcrose Cousins, New York
Sid from Antwerp 18th ult, Marie, Bursley, for
New York.
Sid from whampos. no date. ship Resolute. Me
Gilvery, New York tcld Feb2 3D.
Sid from Swallow March o, barqus Star of Peace.
kendtick. Chefoo
In port March IL, barques Iluntress whelden I'm
Kong Kong. just arr; Wild Gazele. Humphrey un c.
At Hong Kong. March IA. ship Avon, Ingersolf,
for San Francisco. idg at ell si2 per tom John L
Dimmock. Harwood. for do at same rate,
AT Gale March 81. ship Ellen Foster, Robinson.
for Calcutta next day.
SPOKEN.
Arc. oil s. Ion - IS W, ship Thatcher Magoun,
tof BOSTON, Dunbar, o2 days from San Francisco
Liverpool
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In York, 9th ult, Susan Sewa l. widow Of the late
Capt John Thompson, aged I6 Children mourn
keenly the loss of chr sAn aud dey oied moth
In Newtonyille, Mas. 18th inst, hare Palmer.
youngest son OF Henry Ward, late of Portland aged
years months
In Brewer. Mr. b Leach. aged 80 years months.
In oldtown. Thomas J Gray, aged % ears mos.
days.
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New school House

SEALED proposals will be received until Satur.
- day Mt noon, the 18th inst, for furnishing the
materials and erseting schoo, house tin the town
offalmouth, District No. 3. nesrG. 4. X r. Depot
according 20 plans and specifications, prepared by
Geo. NJ. Harding. Architect. Proposals may be
rendered for bOiding of b lex or wood, and they
may be left at the Office of Mr.. Harding where the
plans can b examined, as sith the comnittee
The right to reject any or all proposals not deem
ed satisfactory, Il hereby reserved.
\. NJ. STONE. Bailding Committee
Portland, May 18th. lS6I may lld6g
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CoRREcTIoN.-At the defamation by the
Sophomore Glass of Watervile College re-
Gently, the first prize was awarded to Frank
Wales Bateman, of this city, and the second
to Hasen Pingree McKusick, Of Denmark.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Frida
May Is.

FRIDAY. ....................-. 80. May l3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood New York.
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester. ST John.
NIB. for Boston.
Br brig Agile, Smith, Guantanamo.
Brig Proteus. Creech. Matanzas via Holmes Hoe
Sch Hart. Lans. Bangor
Sch Amelia. Ntvens. Boston for Calais.
Sch Tho Royal. Boston.
Sch Rachel Post. Rice, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Nor West, Green, Calais for Boston.
Sch Elizabeth. Hooper Sedgwick for Boston.
Sioop William. Austin, Stonington. for Brooksyiile
CLEARED.
Bark Aid. Gooding. Sagua. Geo S Hunt.
Brig Ihos Conner York, Cardenas. Chase Bros &
Co.
sch w Fish, Shaw, Washington DC, j Fisher.
Sch Tennessee Worets,, PASSPORT, s Winsow.
Sch Native American, Iobin Newburyport, mas
ter.
Launched-At Searsport, 7th. by J Lane
Co. fine bark of5I4 tons, called the "Alnx. built
by Master Geo Carver. aud owned by VIM Me6il-
very and others OF Searsport aud Capt Everett Sta
pies, of Stockton. who will command her.
Launched at kennebunkport few days since by
Capt Bradford 0akes. prime sch of about So tons,
owned by the builder, Mr. G. Cousens and others of
kennebunk. She Is called the Maria Cousens. and
will be employed in the coasting trade between that
port aud Boston, in charge OF Capt oakes.
Ship Wandering jew. 1lss tons. built at Camden
in 1858, has been sold at Hong Hong for $4,000.
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HQnnOvnl.

GAUBERr CHASE, Flour Dealers have re-
moved from No. 90 to No. 81 Commercial street.
where eanbe found at all times good assortment
of choice Flour
Portland, May 9th, 1864. may9d3w
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V-ify you are going to the West. South. or North.
West, procure Through Tickets at LIrrrE's Union
Ticket Office. No. 81 Exchange Street where you
may have choice Of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain all needfal information,
Nov. 2. 1868. TuThS&wtf
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Letter from the State Capital.
AUGUSTA, May 10, 1854.

AUoOoIAt NAY 10, ioOf.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The following commissions have been issuedf
since my last, viz:
Sixth regiment Levi L. L. Bassford of
Calais, Capt Co. B, recommissioned by per-
mission War Department.
Coast Guards-CharIes M. Flint of Calais,
Capt. CO. d; Bayles A. Campbell of Penn
broke, lst Lieut.. Co. D.; Thomas Bibber of
Eastport, I'd Lieut. Co. d.
Official notice has been received of the fol-
lowing discharges not heretofore announced:
Resigaed-lst Lieut.. Geo. A. Wadsworth,
Co. Z, 10Th Reg't; lst Lieut.. Albert NJ. Murch,
20. Ii, 9th Reg't; ID Lieut.. Sam' B. M. Love-
joy, Co. G, LIST Cavalry.
For promotion-Capt John W. Freese, Co.
A, 7th Reg't; LIST Lieut. George Webster, Co.
C, 18th Reg't.
Dismissed By Court Martial - Capt. Levi
l.. l.. Bassford, Co. b, 9th Reg't.
The Executive Council adjourned on Mon
day, till Wednesday, June sth, when it will
make its annual visit to the State Prison.
The remaining companies of the 3lst and
32d regiments left here by special train at
eight O'Clock, Wednesday, SO that with the
exception OF the Veteran Reserve Corps and
now and then soldier on Furlough, blue
uniform is a rare sight in our streets.
In reply to a telegram from Governor Cony
asking If he wished for temporary volunteer
surgeons to aid in caring for our wounded,
the Surgeon General asks for five first class
suruaona for tan dave, aary;oa Geo. 49,.
have already gone and the others start imme-
diately. Yours truly, HELIos.
MAINE REGIMENTs.-So far as we are able
to give them the following is the position of
our Maine Regiments:
The Sd, 4th and 18th in the Sd, Army
Corps.
The 4th. 9th and It'll in the 9th Army
Corps.
The sth, 3lst and SD in the 9th Corps,
Gen. Burnside.
The 9th and nth with the James River
Expedition, under Gen. Butler.
The 18th. 18th, Goth and Both and ID Caval-
ry, in Louisiana, under Gen. Candy.
The 9th and 10th in the Army OF Virginia !;
what Corps We are unable to say.
The 18th Heavy Artillery and six Com
panies OF Bakers Cavalry, stationed near
Washington.
The 10Th in the I'd Corps.
The 10th in the 9Th Corps.
The lst Cavalry in Gregg's Cavalry Divis-
ion.
Four Companies of Bakers Cavalry on the
Peninsula.
This I'd and Sth Batteries are with Burnside
the LIST, Sd, 4th, 9TH and 9th Batteries are at
tached to different Corps.
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Wanted IunmediateIy.

4 honest middle aged woman. American or col
IA ored. 10 do the work in q small family. In
quire at 2lt Congress street,
n. ID. CHAMBERLAIN.
Portland, Nay lith. 1854. mayisdst
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Wanted.

4 T once. my (5oIwomen and twenty boys al the
N Factory of the New E. glani Desecating com
pany opposite Portland end Cape Elizabeth Bridge.
May 18th 1854 may lSdst'
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Boston Stock List.
ECIAL NOTICES.

eB- Lady Of long experience. competent to
teach English. French, Latin and Music to begin
ners, desires situation in school. private family
or as daily insructress. Clerical and other refer
enccs. Address u. A., care OF CHARLls c. Coop
WIN. Box ~ Kiehmond, Maine. mayl4dlws
Bay Your Stationery
AT DRESSER'S 80 ExcHASeE STREET. Note
Paper selling for 6 g. To- H. 40 49, - aud % cents
per suire.
Portland. May TO- mayl5d3ws
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House For sale.

A TWO story wooden house. No IS Adams street
N IL finish ed looms, convenient for two families
plenty OF good water. For particulars inquire OF
b. j. WILLARD.
Portland, lay Ia. 1861. mayl4eodif
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EH-Ifyou are in want of any kind o PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
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TT CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
atthis office n
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.u-rhe Post Once is directly opposite Harri'
Hat and Cap Store. teb29u
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Bay Your stationery

The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
A N ID L, X s o NJ
HOOP sKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 DIFF Under Mechanics Hall
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MARRIED.

In II Adams. Joseph Smith, of Corinna. and Miss
Arminda ii Devereux. OF st A.
+. In orrington, Nelson wheeldoa and Miss Frances
Il Littlefeld.
In Friendship. George A Thompson and Miss Alb
braanna Morton.
In Southport. Joseph Wiley. of Boothbay, and
Miss Mary Alice Pierce, Of Southport.
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SAILING or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


IMPORTS
MATANZAS-Brig Proteus, 495 hhds Molasses, II
tres do. J b Brown 4 Sons. Dbl Moasses. Chss III
Chase. To- 600 Cigars. Geo Hant.
GJANTANAMo-Br brig Agile. 202 hhds Sugar.
81 hhds Moasses. 4 Churchill Co.
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner Of Exchange 4 Federal Sr..
perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 diff
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar oil s. Ion 81 IS W, ship Thatcher Magoui
(of BOSTON, Dunbar, % days from San Francisco 4
Liverpool
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DOM EsTIC PORTS.

Ship W andcring jew. 1888 tons. built at Camden
N 1853 has been sold at Hong Hong for $4,000.
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his fellow servants who could read told him II was
lie TO deceive them. Then Jim determined TO leave
When he did leave he was hidden IN hole In the
earth at Charles City for three days before no was
found by his wife the last female slave owned by MT.
Davis in the Presidential Mansion. Jim wore an over
coat. and in II the autograph namc OF MI Oa'~
and the date 1860. How do you
keen your coat go goodi" We astod hifo.
He answered, "Oh, goly. yassa Davis gave it to me
a wear ago and knew might never get another 80
took care of IT," He had his feet but very coarse
brogans OF Unframed leather, which " Masss DAVE to'
from the duarermaster and be told mo TO take core Oh
them for they cost So"
The utmost distress prevails In hchmoho ior 'o'''
there not being more than two or three beeYes kpeu ID
the city per day for private consumption fre'h oee'
was about O. q poand when he left For astI'ng OF
three perch. weighing less than pound each ne pad
sl3 OYSTERS were SIS quart. as they could only DC
obtained in the night account Of the Yankee occnph
ton of the James River with gunboats.
Jse negroes are forbidden 10 go near The Libhy
Prison. and be believes there are black soldiers con-
fined there as he has seen them Ut distance
Beauregard is known 10 have black prisoners 81
Charleston who are reported 10 he subsisted on the
minimum ration that will support life He says thu
lower two thirds OF Charleston IL now unDhabtable and
IN ruins. Jim ssys be has not yet heard anything
about srmiDg the negroes and remarkedi " IL they
only armed Us they would on which side these
poor piggers wonld be-"
jim says that at the time of Mesdes advance across
the Rappshsnnock and fight at Mine Run. Lee had
made every prepar alton 10 fall back. having only 800"
ragged and dtsbeartened troops with him Davis sent
out all the clerks aud employees Of the Qrarermastes
Department with axes and spades TO block up the Ne
chanicsyiue and J 'ersburg roads leading to Rich
mond, leaving only one road by which
Lee was expected make his retreat he having sent
word TO Davis that lie mailing all the fuss and dis
turbance he could "a deain Meade bat ihsi he could
not hold out long.
The negro appear, intelligent srd evidently knows
whereof he shirms
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It are coming every day into town. attending M usoa
IN their hnsipess without troubling themselves much
abont the shells. Five thousand negroes, mostly EN-
poyed in filing up and carrying sand bags with gar
rison Of about two thousand soldiers and few thou
sand poor white people. compose the whole male popl'
aton Of Charleston during the night. Few houses have
hitherto been injured in the majority OF the cases the
damage hes been Immediately repaired.
The little injury done TO the buildings by the bom-
harimcnt is according 10 Rebel reports attributed 10
The ict that The c0mbustible material known by the
Of Greek rc eysporates and dies out during the
passage Of the bomb by which II s carried 30 that in
the majority Of the the proecie falls harmless on
the ground At tie last date the Rebels were expect
ing an attack by lind, and were preparing for ii.
Beaurogard has been increasing his lines Of defense by
means OF sandbags piled up upon the other, which
baston.shaped have been provided with cmbrssures
aud psrapes lie those used in regularly built fortress
es As is now the city s said 10 be defended by ioo
guns Of various cslbcr snd range and looks Ike se-
yastopol at The time of It's splendor.
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xxxyIII.A CONCHEss.. Fir, se..i..
SENATE. .WAsBRoros Jan. o. 1864.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. o. 1854
Mr. Richardson (Dem., Ill., appeared to-day
for thu first time.
RECIPROCITY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. DooIlrfIH (Un Wis., presented the memorial OF
the Chamber Of Commerce Of Milwaukee, praying for
such action will secure new treaty between Great
Britain aud the United States suoh principles Of
curocty M shall obviste the objections aud inequalities
Of The present treaty Referred to the Judiciary Com
nittoe.
THE OATH OF OFFICE.
Mr. SUMNER (Un., Mhss) introduced bin supple
mentary To an act entitled IAN act 10 prescribe an
oath Of once and for other purposes approved July .
1904" Tho amendment precodes tho admission 90 tho
bar OF the Supreme District and Circuit Courts Of the
United States and Court Of Claims Of persons unless
they rs take tho oath prescribed In the act OF 1862
ELEcTlOEs ORDERED BY MILITARY AUTHORITY.
On motion Of Mr.. OswELL Dcm., Ky.) the Secretary
OF War was directed to transmit TO the Senate all or
ders or procamatons concerning elections issued by
military authority In the States 81 Kentucky and Mis-
souri,
HEAVY ORDNANCE.
Nr. WILSON Un., 4sss) offered Q resolution that
the CQGlaiiits on W CSAaSsi u ~ VA h Dsussiss
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
INV NAvY-YARD AND DNP(

Mr. WILSON (Un., Iowa. introduced bill D. authorize
the establishment Of a nayy-yard and depot III the
Western waters.
TIE PA DC RAILROAD.
Mr. COR Un.. Cali introduced bin 70 amend
the act for the construction Of the Pacific Railroad end
bin to create school fund OF consca ed property
UTAH.
Mr. KINNEY. Delegate from Utah. introduced bill
authorizing the people Of Utah to form constitutional
State Government.
All the above bills were referred to the appropriate
committees.
CONTESTED TATS.
Mr.. DAWES Un.. Mass) from the Committee ON Flee.
bspS, rep9r.sa eyw9!vp9n jhs! Nj, A. Y. kisd " lot
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srrEu.rpCEros Fnom THE soUrm.

n,,s..n, n, ,s. acu,h-Deesy 81 she Civil
Power Com plant OF the F*op'e-D'c-
aasor,hip i'm Ricbm"nd-The Heec'
Array Preserve its spirit-Lonzstrestf 10
se Removed from His Command-ktrby
snnssh appointed In His Piace-Pisn of
xAe Rebel Army in East Teuucssee-
Riosrsphy Of Gen. Vanee-Tse D"t"g'
.f the CharIestonisps-The Greek Pire
HarmIess-Tbe City Strongly Fortified.
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OPERATIONS OF THE EMMY.

A Forrest discovered, frtm the disposition
made Of troops that he about TO he caught In
trap he set himself 10 WORK ~ effect ss escape Aban
mand In south cost direction 70 work ont their own
salvation. With o. 500 mon and 1000 ooDscripts he
moved down toward Bolivar the point a which the
railroad 70 Jackson crosses tho Hstchis River, and
Cavalry, he was making all speed IL crosaing over.
Qlss aaren ~ HslsAo Nyv ~ Way w~ pnQp'