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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17

DEDICATED TO THE Isl VA. IxT, 'THoBURN BATTALION,
BIZ G. g..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17
CHE guteIItgenfeF.

HEADQUARTERS 1sr THOBuRN BATTALION.
CUMBERLAND, ND, Dec. 18th. 1854.
Editors IntsIIigenesr:
Please find enclosed song composed by
one OF the First Virginia Boys, which you
will be at liberty to publish if you think
it worthy of publication. 1t was compos'
ed by George steuber, of Go. ga"
Respectfully yours,
WV. d. STONE, Go. l, lSt Va. Inf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-17


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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

FRo1 REE ORLEAEa-Ths Clinton Q.a) ooTespOn-
dsnt OF the Mobile Register has been examining the
proceedings of the Addition Legislature now in session
Nav Orleans, "a reported for the city press. 0us
proposition pending s TO Tasa one million dollars to
dsay the s1pensos Of the Abolition sato government
BY selling ate bonds OF one thousand dollars each,
havioT ten years to run. Hahn is TO effect ths sale
If he eau A proposition has passed one House, Su-
aorz ug the iCet sing of gambling hOuSOa, said houses
to be kepS on the ground oOr with doors always vide
o1en Another proposition has been introduced to sp-
pr5priato sun OF moteJ itF Refreshments" to tie
members while tngSged in their srduOus duiies-
Aaohsr to authorize the election Of six sherid for g
olrsA Of Lana. where formerly they got along toll
sssby veil with oIe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

EctIPsEs.-Fhe Confederate States Almanac sdvsr-
tiss our CeIpsss for next SeN-tWo OF the sun and
tEO OF the NOR. -s
Tue fret viii be Of tue moOn-eVenDg OF April 10Th,
sud visible throughout the Confederate States
Toe eeoad VII b of the Gun, April 20 b, ct s44 A.
and of Interest to South Americans and mariners N
the South Pacific osear bu: OF concern to rs being
i y sible here-
TIE third -iil be Of tho on tia evening Of the
Of 0steheT, sad only PARTIALLY visible in the Eiss-
ern Coniedera Ststs'. The fourth will b. goat and
ing-lr ccpIa Of the sun on the morning If tie 10
Of OFT br at which friend CLARK prem sss Us al Q
beautiful free gratis for lo.hag always provided
hive till then-the weather is fair aud get up in time
-my by TAO A n. at Ehioh hour Il will begin at
Grenada This aclip3e will Lass about three hours aud
ten minutes and prove altogether one of the most re-
uarkab:c ard interesting phsncnsns Of the JesEpfr'
nsps Of the .ury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
ACevIsE aAspsvsassss usgI

OWING to cir0smstapoeG beyond our contral.
~ We are cpmnsed the present. discontinue the Auo-
ton suslnes Both Of well ~ ali the employees Of 'he
bmsni In the field u simply mpossoe 70 90 JOS
OF oonsRuo We tn Tsole give noncs
Indebted for sales TO call At cnce sn 80
their baapts and all Indebted 70 u.s. 10 call a. once
settle Balances those having copslynrn
which have been sde must can De
fore MEDElsD 28d in and arrange them otherwise all
stock then aiming hand, III be ciosed ~ auction.
The msnufAcare Of smoking Tobacco especsDy the brands
Of "scaraetu" sud "Prids Of Bethel will be LARGELY To-
crossed
OaWEDREsDAY, the 23d insi st Ion obOCk vii sell
900 boxes Mannfac ured 1U0aeco part OF which 10 Of
superior qrality
400 TeGlas wrapping Paper
larg' anu Etll.asartsd Libraries, particulars
~ Of which will be given hereafter
900 Florida Cigars
~ cases Lsoriee
l,lO0 gals, Vinegar
Is coils oott5n Rope
..- 90 aosp
lC0 pairs heavy Brogsns
200 Calf snd Zip SKIM
~ gross India Rubber Combs
90 grofs Pearl Buttons
500 quirea sAad Paper, sasoItsd
90 sack Sat
1000 pads Cotton Yarn
varied atsoT ment Of Iudsn China, Cut Ol Lss
Decsnies, Wine and Jelly aastes
hns Velvet Carpet and Rvs, tO yhras
An1 many other articles which will be mentioned before dAy Of
salt WILLIAMS N0RPLEkf.
nole-h corner IAN and Main ia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

DIsrIAGUI HID yIIT.-'' UIeie Billy Allen" Was In
sienna ', sIsrCaJ. lie Is Just now rslurnlI from Viz
Vipa Nbsre be has been to visit bis children. Uncis
Il, ia very old and decr'p being ons huadrsd ana
hres Years OF ag, and hs gray bars Vsnerabe coun
tenAnCe together with the nsnOies thSi custer
MIN OF The trials aud trbulaOns OF the with Grea
Britain, snUt the symPAtnies OF AL good hearted Peo-
pie. He was General JAcksons body servant ana was
nrssent With that Rrsat MAJ OF tie battle OF New
ieaps OF which be speaks good dss. He speaks the
Indian language alenty and was JAokson Interpreter
ana rscolIscts we'll the death Of the British General
PaOkenham. The old man has become somewhat child
lss, and being almost blind walks wish tWo sticks
d. WAS Oh his way TO Salem, hss, where he rsside.
AiaisSippia,t1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
MARRIED.

MASS-HoIIcRos5 On 10Th hglsni, by Rev. O. J. Ghssn,
Mr. b. MAKS OF the 18th VrgiEiA Cavalry, 10 mis
ADALIsE daughter OF Henry HoJcr all Of Petersburg
HsrOS-FLASD On 10th inSn Psuls Church, ~ RT
H. Plat, snt v. T. HATcS, 6. A, TO Miss hoLLE BE
BLAND, dsugher Of the e Thos p Band Of houois
eouaiy Va .t. -"1
suoFNER-sBErHERD IL Snsnee county, ~ c. on 9Th inst,
Mr. DANIEL su,FTsES, ssed 20 year, and Miss AEtrSA sszP
HERD, aged 49, So =
sco-RURT Columbus s- 10Th last b. Rty JoSfph
Key Hon sooTr Commissioner Of Indan q
9 TO hiss D. HuLT, Of that city.
BrARpExGAnEson 1st infant al the residences Of ne
btdss iAhsr BELRpEs Adr I'd Tennessee Cavalry ana
Mia NARY II, GArsEs, Of Ashsyins, N, Q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
TIKI CITY.

PoLIoE kATTEEs-Thers were suDdEJ small matters
before Recorder Casks, who sat In the Mayors Court
this morning.
P Walker VAS charged with beating Aaron, slave
No one appearing to prosecute this case, Ii MAS dig
missed
Ned, save OF Mrs. Mary Newton, was charged with
stealing bag OF oOTR from the Confederate atss-
Oi,ers Jnkins aud AOOFs caught the negro with the
corn On Brooke Avenue last night coming from the d.
reotlon of the lartermsstels Department. The corn
vas identf ID having been stolen from the Govern
msnt Ordered to he lhrsshed
John Pugg Tree negro, charged With being dsssrtsT
from the Confederate service, hs being employed viii
ths wagon train, Was sent to Captain Coke.
PstsF. slave OF Jobu oIopton, Was charged with
breaking into the sslt-house of O. Il Obaklsy Go.
ana stealing eleven hidsI The sv.dsnce showed that
the salt-hOuss was broken Opeu Saturday night and
eleven hides stolen. Wstchmen Webb snd Everett
hearing OF the robbery about o'clock Saturday night
vent down near hRJOs bridge to watch for the thieves
AZ DAYLIGHT four negroes the accused amopg them
coming GU. Of James Z chmond's blacksmith shop
After short time the accused returned to the shop
when the a,chsn went 10 after him and there found
the eleven stolen hide. Tue go said DO knsw moth
ing about the hides and declared he had not bean
OF the shop since the previous night But hs bat and
coat we're vet and covered with hair from the hides
The oorder sent the accused on to the Hastings
Court This negfO, from his looks and thia specimen
of his character ia smother candidate for the gaoWR
| for burglary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
InPRIsouxIST ~ MAIsrAAs.-A letter from Wash

inTton, dated October 2s.h, says;
DAY before yesterday We saw h. Baker, o. Brown,
n Bal Mr. Conrad and Mr.. strsit escorted oJ srueo
meu to the guard house, with many others 700 GnmeI-
o"S 70 mention In the numbsr also Dr.. Boyd and Mr..
Will ms 10 s1oT all the men II iowa t1@ p. the do,
tors aud some others who manage 20 keep out OF his
~av' This moInn eieh. or len wagons were 10 L
moyiuR OF f,om Sc .eaeys building ioadsi Wth gsL-
tlsmsn eSsh having carpet bsg aud some bsd-clo.hes.
Tdey vent q 81 Irsnty cheerful carg 10 taef wives
20 bear up, assuring them that al Wouid END nghI'
of he liters are as yet taken Keep. Dr. Boy
and Mr. Egal on (.he Methodist presiding elder Mr..
r,i, vas released the ground OF bsirg over age
hut some we're IAksn older than be-"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
POLl7loAI FaIOls AT ROrS, N. Y.-Tho Albany Jo'a
nal Abolltiop) says;

PoLITloAL FRAoLs At RoHS, N. f.-fhe Albany jour
nal AbolItioO) say:
the OOpperhsads Of Rome, in this State; have long
been striving for and been pretty success al IN obtain
InR an infamous notorieiy. Assaults on individual
Union men, dCng their door steps wish NTH and out
RACES of that sort nave been so common IN that town
as 20 PISS by without a. much no'ce ss an Albany
Oounty District Attorney pays to street shooting case.
Ca eletion Eight our friends engaged the large mont
room of the Rlroad House there, as convenient TO the
telegraph oco, for the purpose OF receiving ha re-.
,urps the room was crowded with psOpla Who amused
themstlVss in the intervals with Singing unlon sopgs
About III o'clock the place was invaded by gang ct
fuf6ans who commenced their proceedings by cheers
for Mcclellan and followed it up by an indEorimihase
attack upon the ct Chairs aud other furniture
were broken 20 pieces and the ioniss, nnpfepared
for such al attack for their lives. Several were
badly Injured. After this Vaioious acnHs.msn' tue
gang evacuated the premises end portion OF the Peo-
Ole returned but It was considered unsae 10 receive or
read al moIe returns there and the meeting aGaur
ed TO tie Union Club Room, In The upper part VI the
town. eps, We understand are being tAksn 10 bring
the II laos 20 justice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

THS HoRRoRs OF Was New York, our local news
of Yesterday says oveIA JWog with disabled and dis
charged soldiers. Hundreds are without any visible
means of support aud compelled to Tesort to bef-
Ring from door 10 door 70 suetaI life" PIor fellows
shsJ have reason the day that gave birth 10
Abraham Lincoln Lloyd Garrison and Wendell Phil
lips- DAILY Ne5S,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

A HUSFIR ATTACKED BIT ORows A gentleman Of
thIs cty went Luspg teE days tiuce and net finding
auy bBtter game, he took shot at lot u crows that
we're oaWing in the sOods. He wounded one OF the
BIRDS IN Ihe wing and when filtered to the grouno
ms gentleman picked it up. The burt bird fattered
and cried most piIeOusly, when suddenly the whole
ol came to his assistance, aud made attack upon
che hunter. They fuIered sbjut head aud p ckeG
and scratched MIN with such Vioedcs that he wal
obliged TO defend himself with stick, and was aaall,
COMB lied 10 let the wounded crow 90 and to beat
rat,est- Wheeling IHtslt'gencsT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

TEE LIBERATID ~ AFGIoAN.-A movement, with
General Butler 81 its mead, 10 now in progress for
sanding the emsucpa:ed women and children, who're
disd fathers husbands sAd brothers are 10 the
army TO tboiou families at the North, In which they
are to work for food and clothing education and re-
lirious priyileges." The "c,loTed ctzars" of Will
Hamburg, N Y, have held meeting denouuoiug the
movement. ana the Ang!o african Gays: III would be
far batter 10 ne 10 tue ponds of slavery than breathe
the breath Of Ires dom in suoh WitheFirg stmos-
phers. "-Rsligioils Eeraidi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

PsssoSlI.-We lsrr thsl B j. Warrington, Esq,
formerly connected with the San efcs, has been az
signsd By the Secretary of War to the Army Of Vir-
gals, for toe purpose Of furnishing correct hsts
sasuSltIss afer each engagement for the Army Intel
liRence OHce at Richmond A sinilsr sgency hsa been
sssGblishsd IN Heodb wmys- 00lazsbES SE1,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

TEa Poea Oh Ease -.Ths WGstADsses soifsSESa
dent Of the PnilsdsphIA InsalVE says -.
Autograph seekers are always bores, atd they SUI
continue to pesar the old hero, Gen. Scott, to sucn an
ex emit that he publishes the following note;
'sLeutensDt Gsneral Scott once more DeRs 70 %
spared by correspondents, principally applicants ior
autographs, as he cannot answer one In tnrS Oh 'ne
lettsrs he reoeives. .l
November, 1864"
Il Ia to be hop that those people who have nothing
elsa to do bu to trespsas on the time Of Others Will
take the hint .,..s Is.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
IRE NJ VS.

TN .U5gEsIUL sEIKMIsH MOVEMENT EEAR CHESTER
A vsIy intelligent p.ivsts OF Hunton's Brigade, Who
anticipated h the skrmish charge on Thursday last
has isst communicated " Us that the object Of the
movement sas 20 advance and strengthen our lines
Ts troops engaged EsIs the picket lice OF portion
of Huntous and part Of the lett Of sEaFts Bigades
successful wls the charge that 10 drove them from
r works, capturing any quantity OF arms, aoeouiFs-
aen,s blankets, clothing, p, discarded BY them 10
thsir heer-skel aF retreat Our informant Who speaks
" he card says That took one hundred and thirty
uae p.soEcss sas allied iom thirty 10 forty Of the en-
sEy. with tie los 81 tsO llsi all Lius sounded
Cas havas def since the Oh sal report Of the afiT
Wa seat 10 the War Department This successful
movement not o1l5 advances and improves our lines,
bat gives us large bOjy CT heavy woods.
General Haa,on, il sTsry battle or skFmish since
Lssstu 10 which he has participated, has added to
military sEH c9Olness and calm bravery which has
=on the coCaisacs Of his men sad the Paadts OF his
er0thsr osic Is.
FROM EORTE CAROLINA.
From our Noslh Carolina exchanges &c lean that as
). tbsre are no Indications Of an early advance upon
FHmia. ton. a srau forcs CT the enemy seems to be
possession Ct Plymouth end Washington, with n
2 3sit'en 20 Advance.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
TIE Bistol Register OF Friday says that passengers
m ,nesborc.' Thursday, ooali gVS ~ sa' hitie as-
.ionsi news Of B,eckinriSg.'5 movements. BE L
b pursz'rg lio enemy sad scoring the fra''s OF hs
s.ory. Tue total nunbsr Of pcisil,r5 cap 5rsd L
p,,.e3 to ee e'glC huldFed snd 6f.J- -Four hundrsd
these are sxpeo,sd 10 reach here to-day. Fly
,aQons and trans, IN addition to thoss already re-
Iporssd have fallsn into our hands The enemy are L
lOnO foFos at Strawberry Plains eighteen miles frcE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
CIRCULAR.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT @. s. A. !
Richmond, Nov. 8, 1864.
IT BEING DECIDED THAT FOUR PER
cent osheas' bonds susd therefor, are rtcciy
able Ia payment Of he tax coin, hid abroad bills Of
exchange and foreign credits persons Who have PAID these
In sET Issul are entitled 10 the the
Tine treasurer Assistant Deposit Eto
have Teceivsdthe depose5
such refund the lieu equ
OF certificates bonds, denGnl
the Tax collector And the bonds esTGcasa
changed sh be endorsed follows II rtiy within
(or sttsched) certificate received frcm in
Of much tax usy collected from him currency
the ne- sue, and t the has been exchanged
reimburse h and signed o. the Btste Tax Collector
g.. A. TRENHOLM
nol3-lm ,sec'y OF the TreasuTy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

EEso1EuR Sncss papSo are asFksd EHn U''' wa -
rfsns uh.a ssEr lsaz CT Iz5ssrpaon soez'9 IS@0 = -
- sg-,-,,ls I, ~ VT M VspSs son&Ess&
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22


Kssxvt. .aA Il Il sald .has General YGEssA ID sssia
70 thsr rSar We sxpsSs to bear Of another handsome
Gbasviupn ffsr in few days. and thsnho for KoOx'
Vile.
I,sr Intelligence received Saturday night assures "a
Aha, our forces held Strawberry Plains. and that the
enemy have rstrsstsd 10 their iOrthcatons at Kaox-
via.
TIE EgFEoF OF TIE BERMUDA DECISION.
The decision OF the Bermuda authorities in the case
Of Lieutenant Balns, Of the O s Navy has ternbly
e cised Northern journals. and none more than the
Philadelphia Iaguirsr. The IngUirG says that this
a cison establishes the fact thst commission nom
President Davis authoriz IS according to tie Law o-
GERS of Bermuda the Inauguration "of acts under the
protection of neutral port" and adds, ''nOW remains
to be seen whether tie Canadian authorities will FecOg
MIA the validity of similar argument as applied to
expeditions on land Young, who invaded St. Adams,
Va, also ust6es bis proceedings under rebel commits
Sion, aud takes the bold position that such authority
permits him to organ war against the lifted States
upon the soil Of Canada. he has further demanded
dssy Of thirty days TO communicate with his Govern
nsnL"
The mo arsr tnreAens that II sEch turns out to be
the case they will opsn for themselves chap sr Of
trouble s1esediug any hng which they have Yes eIPs-
Flsnesd. Toe United Ates will tot submit 90 such
violation OF neutrality, and the Canadian authorities
will be resp onsble for whatever will haIpan. Canada
H. lorsWarnsd that worse plaques than ever troubled
EgIpG are hanging over hsr.
Latest FROM eIoIGIA.
We we're unable TO obtain any later intelligence from
Georgia, this forenoon, except rePor' seemingly
liable, that Sherman MAS Only Eighteen miles from Ma
con, ysstsresJ.
We did no receive any exchanges to-day from points
y,ud GrssnIborO-ths mail having tailed to connect
.. that point
Toe rain, NLicA has hSsn falling for several days
c,nlinuousy, has doubtless extended as tar sou,h as
Georgia, aid may have an important renee on shsr.
mans movement
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday
III night the 2h OF October negro girl MARY MARY was
bought OF Mesas Lee Bowman OF Richmond and haa been
hrought from North caronat about one month ago.
where she living six seven years Win MI A. MT
ehel Her huband drives wagon IN fanceyVhc. she vas
raised by Mr. Henry DAYS. Of Prince Edvar near Prospect de-
pot where she good many relIvea Mary trying 70 get
back North Carolina, and will stay awhile a. Or near i Ds
Via ana no doubt win travel forged pass She bright
muaito spare made 10 twenty years old medium height ana
full head hair with lenainne Voce-Aogeiher very
likely girl .,,.. ,.too, a..
delivery and all travelling expenses or nVe nun
ROBr. T. GOODMAN,
no1-dims oArtsrsvins ?. o.. Cumberland CO.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
ADVERTIsRmENT.

I WISH to employ, Immediately, single gen.
Il teman as Teacher MI family, One conpesesI teach
the CHER Esgh, with Latin French and Aatsmaes can Ind
A nlesSAnt home BIZ addressing ., Ja0. W. LANE
no 2l-bt Obula r. ", Amelia CO. va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

To ISDuo1 DIsERrIoSs .-FOrty.two head Of beef
cattle deserted from the enemy OF Petersburg and came
into our lines. If Colonel Northrop would issue an
"Otder No 65," which bceves could understand, oer-
ing uolmIted amounts of long forage deosrsions Of
this kind might be flely promoted. Lsis have the
General Order without delay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
CONCENTRATES BONDS STOLEN Oh DEs-
BEOiED

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
Il viii make GTpcat the rtEgzG q Ihefoovug uoa-
fa crate sate7 bonds ws.e Destroyed cy
enem Saturday ke lst day ~ Ocobe, 1864 hI
eEs mile nom NcGahess7e Rockingham county Va,
viz:
me following per cent ben o9n authorized Goth February,
1865 signed - Zach 1868 tus July llt 1885, 1Di5,
5Ol 900, 1915 for five husdred p5irs eSch Also to
rooElbg bonds sgaed February . h. 1853 eutaeg
10 August s6i due JsDuG ), 1871; numbers 7Z9 73, ISL,
for Huddr UolsFs each also The following per
BOMBS sgIed "a March, 1888, Lutorzd 20h febuly 1sS,
u6l-E6Es HknkS KILLING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
EsUE1TAls IN LbIB.

THE following Segroe, have been committed
u TO the City Jrii, aGluEav4Isr
txos committed May d. sSI the property Prank L.
Ward. o raitiaere had 90 h?Tn psn slt ersy jcket,
shout lG Jea's old feet hgh STAGE as Commitment
he he sTee AMI fso Peerbrg, calls himself Amos
Koeiuson.
CATBARSE Bral Girl, committed sept 49, 1861 had o.,
chsked ocE dress about 10 years old, abou feet beh
and blaekssgs she belongs 10 E-n 1reshs Of chesehd
county
Lr committed 1854 the properly ofthe wido. Of
John "a Wis Of Charles CitI counyh.d checked cotton
dTes,is Ut is year5 bsck gnfaoouI high.
ELIZA conriei a. 1894 belonging VIM Temple of
chrond says belongs Mr. Wade on a cotton
dfsas about 10 JeSIs od-blsck, and abou feet high
The ofthe shove slaves forward
prove ovnerp and ehsrges or they win b. sold according
10 Law. TH0S o. DUDLEY;
os2a-oss sergt City Richmond. 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

SfoLEs WAroH Officers Charles and Bray ysster-
day arrested young follow named Appleysrd and two
of his comrades, on the ohaIga of stealing watch
from some person unEno En. TAs offcars found out
that the accused had PSEned foe gold watch at Ro
seudorfers on B;Oad street, for $780, aud took them
into custody suspicion. Ga being arrested, ell three
denied that it was their watch Appeyard, however,
said that one Of them had given him the watch to
pawn. TIE watch is believed to have been stolen from
soma one at tbs theatre.
Appl ysTd and one of the other fellows have been
repeatedly before the Mayor Oo OhaIg,s Of theft
They belong to on Of IT, hesvy batteries shout town