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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Up GeIegrag8.
Further Details of the Pursuit Of
r Lees Army, gI5

Nav YoRK, April 1.-THE Worlds AT
my OF the Potomac correspondent detail
the pursuit of Lees army. dating nea
Ried's Station on the Tth! He says;
After another day zOf excitement anC
success, we have few miles more of tht
epemy'a soil. r.r = r n &
The enemy were driven from strong for
ti6cations guarding approaches to a magni,
hcent bridge crossing the Appomatox: The
enemy had strong, well stocked forts and
we anticipated determined resistance. We
captured them with but little tronble, with
all that was in them, securing ls pieces OIL
all fashions aud calibres.
n The enemy then fell back and took DO.
sitton near FarmsVille. Here they held u
the entire remainder of the day, notwith
standing the strong efforts on the part OF
the "a corps to dislodge them. The enc.
my tried several times to cut his way
through our lines, but with such fatal eff.
fects to himself that he finally abandoned
the attempt
The I'd division was sent down the
Railroad to siege the village of Farmsville,
which they did without trouble.
Previously they had a akirmish, in
which Gen. Smyth was, it is feared, NOR.
tally wounded.
Gen. Ewell, after his capture, said Gen.
Lee long since wanted to take all his
troops westward and there disband them,
but Davis would not consent. 'Ta
Another correspondent, dating Burks~
vile, April 7th, says: a7-I
Yesterday Sheridan discovered force
Of the enemy aud q large wagon train
pushing briskly towards their main army.
BE Immediately pushed ahead his troops
and found the enemy in a position, from
which they were driven, and after hard
fighting they fell back to another position,
from which Sheridan could not with his
cavalry alone bulge them. The I'd and
9th corps caught up and were put in posi-
ton which they held through the night.
Next morning Custer was sent forward TO
barricade the road the rebels would take
in retreating. The formation of the in.
fantry being complete, the charge was
sounded. The rebels held our troops at
bay for time, but our men finally rushed
upon them, when they fed down the pike,
where they were met by Custer and held in
check. The enemy finding they could not
get past Custer turned again upon the in
fantry. They charged impetuously and
then our troops counter. charged, when the
enemy hoisted the white Gag and surren-
dered. TWAS in this Eight that Ewell aud
the other officers were captured, not only
out.fought but handsomely out-generalled.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

@rWn are panied to learn that VIM.
Ross son Of Professor Ross, James 6ald.
we'll and James Reynolds, all members of
Company D, 18th West Virginia regiment,
and all ofthis county, were killed in front
OF Petersburg and Richmond during the
three days fight. Young Ross was shot
through the jaws at Cedar Greek last May
and was afterwards offered his discharge,
but would not take it, preferring to rsfjoin
bis comrades at the earliest possible day.
he was astrue soldier and popular with all
who knew him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

@-THH demonstration in honor Of our
recent victories set for last night at
MOundsville was postponed on account
of the weather until o-morrow, Thursday,
evening. The zeal of the Moundsvillepeo.
pie runs high, and their jubilee viii be
something worthy of their reputation in
this war.
A somewhat similar demonstration is to
come off at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, on Friday
nsxt-iu the afternoon Speaking, music,
PROFESSIONS, Sc, are included in the ar
Sngementg, te'sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
List of General Officers Surrendered
hH LA. - =.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Hera ID pub.
fishes list OF the general officers surren.
dered by Lee. 1t comprises the general.
in chief, three lieutenant generals, seven.
teen mtjor generals and sixty-one brigadier
generals. Among them are Anderson,
Echols, EWell, (already prisoner J Fiune.
gan, Heth, Bushrod Johnston, Kershaw,
Lougstreet. Malone, McCSusland, Mosby.
Onld, 1.-THE Exchange Commissioner Penn .
berton, Pickett, Rosser, Sorrel, and Henry
A. Wise. The number of men actually
surrendered by Lee is from 20, 900 to
20 600 Within the past two weeks over
10000 prisoners have been sent away from
City Point, and large number are still
there. ~ TH-f :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NEW YoRK, April ii The CommerciAps
special says the President makes no secret
of his opposition to waive everything bat
Uuion and emancipation, for the sake Of
restoring tranquility. When in Richmond
be arranged an outline for the return of
Virginia to the Uuiou. 10. si,I
The State Department has grounds for
the belief that the British Government
will revoke the recognition of belligerent
rights to the Gontederacy, on receipt ofths
Presidents proclamation opening the portS
and declaring the blockade at an end.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
From Havana.

NEW YoRK, April 11.-By the Liberty
we have Havana Rdvices to the 9Th.
The o. s. steamer Santiago de Cuba,
With Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Fox
and q party en- route for Charleston, ar.
rived at Havana on the 4th.
The sentence of Arguelles, which is pro.
fne OF $4,000.
The blockade runners Lark, Dsnblgh
and Owl had called on the Let.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

B%IHPoRTANT TO On D1aeBRs.-Mr,
s. Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, ad.
chine and Sand Pump, which is said to Be-
superior to any instrument now in use for
sinking oil wells. Everything necessary
to the process, excepting Of course the
steam engine and driving pipe, is compri-
sed in this machine, which has been tested
practically in the oil regions of Pennsyl-
vania, and found to be perfect success.
Its many advantages are succinctly aud
clearly stated in the advertisement, to which
We refer our readers.-Nst0 Pork EUening
Post. =.
The advertisement above referred to can
be found in another column. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

~THB evidence in the case of s. 8.
BOvar, N. T. Eldridge aud others, closed on
Monday evening. Yesterday Justice Blair
and Hamilton met to hear the argument of
COUNSEL The attorneys, however, decided
to submit the case without argument, con-
6niog their remarks to the amount of bail
that should be required.
In the case of s. Boliver, alias S. s. BO-
var, the amount was fixed at $500. 10 the
case of N. t. Eldridge, alias A. B. Brand
etc., aud a. Cole, alias G. Bidwsll, and
John Wesley, alias J. W. BidWell, the bail
was Fixed at $500 Zach, in default OF which
the prisoners were committed to jail tc
await their trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
Mayor Sweeney aud the other city officers
deserve praise for the patience and skill
manifested in following up and efiectinl
the arrest of these parties, who, it lie be
ltsved. were engaged in cunuiuEly con
csived aud extensive system of wholesale
swindliug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NEw YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer Lib.
erty, from New Orleans on the I'd, and Ia,
vAna on the 9th, has arrived. -5...
The advices from Mobile are to the 29th
ult., no later than we have already had.
Correspondents of the New Orleans pa
.pers state that Fort Spanish is besieged on
three sides, aud the gunboats were to OPP
crate on the other side. Our losses had
not exceeded from 30 to so killed, and from
400 to 900 wounded. About, 100 of the
wounded had arrived at New Orleans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

New YoRK, April live learn from
Charleston that bands of rebel guerrtllas
are harboring about Georgetown aud Sum
merville, s. o. Forces have heen sent to
clear the country of them. They number
about 500, and on the 9th they made a
dash on Summeryills, captured a few me-
groes, and threatened to shoot all the
whites who had taken the oath.
Large quantities of cotton and rice are
said to be hid on the South Carolina plan.
tatinna
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NEw YoREt April ll-A special to the
Post, from Washington, says: o.
Letters from Goldsboro, dated the 7th,
say that Johnston was retreatiug towards
Virginia, attempting TO j1in Lee, and that
Sherman wAsaiter him. ts,a l1E ~
y A severe fight took place yesterday in
Fairfax county, hs Virginia, between some
rebel troops, cent out by Lee after the evac
nation of Richmond, aud PORTION of our
troops in that vicinity. The rebels were
defeated and dispersed: ,7 --t, sri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

b8rA11 the persons injured BY The exc
plOSiou at the Missouri Iron Works were
still living yesterday evening, and hopes
were entertained that all might recover,
though some were still considered in pre-.
cartOus condition. ThsproprietOrs are ae-
lively engaged in preparations for repair
log damages and putting the works again
in motion. 1t is thought they viii be run.
ming within thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NASHVILLE, April lO.-The surrender OF
Lees Army is received with great demon.
STATIONS of joy. The Senate and House
adjourned. Business isgeneralIy suspend :.
ed. Flags, banners, trAusparencies and
illuminations throughout the city.
The river is rising with IA feet Of water
in the channel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
A Rnrrnufnl Rtnrr.

Nav YoRK, April ia correspondent
OF the Tribune relates the sorro Wful fact
that sick soldier in Newbern hospital
complains that tits only the officers and
doctors that are benefited by the minis.
trations of the Sanitary and Christian
Commissions. That Whatever the poor sol.
diers get from these commissions they have
70 nav for.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

B~ox Monday night, Thomas Watt
for disOrdsrly conduct at Washington Hall,
was taken before Aid. Duty and fined. In
default of payment vas committed to jail.
Clara ThOOuru and Josephine Jones, for
dressing in mems clothes, were taken be-
fore Aid. MCMAuavay, fined and sent to
jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Now York Money Markat.

NV YORK. April IL.
MONEY-Easy at per cent
STERLING RXOHANGE-DuII; 1Os6lO9I< for
gold and hrs class Bankers bills.
GOLD-Rirmer and rather moro DOING opeDiR0 At
I4o114; advancing to 147k and closing AZ Il. *
GOHERHMENC STOUkS-Aiore active anu drm:
stook heayy.U. 8. 6'S, 1881. coupons lOs do QO's
coupons, 1851; do new issI 1857 1870 COUPON
9S5z; one year certificates 90.
RAILROAD sE0oKS-Cleveland and PittsburRh
Il35. Fort Wayne 80
,r.t, EVESM0 BOARD.
NV YORK, April 1I-As Gallasher's, GOld14s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

~LOeAu's ARSlCA relieves the pain Of
Bru:Sss, Sprains, Spslti"gs, Sc, with re,
marksOle power and rspidity. For sale by
T. q. Logan & Co., aud Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists, Wheeling,
at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NEW YORK, April II -Perpsmbuco adj
vices received at the Merchants, Exchange
state that the steamer Parana had arrived
at that port, bringing the news of Flores
having taken possession of Moutevideo.
No date given. There was a grand pre-
cession and illumination at PernambuOo
in consequence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
ESQ Loan.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1l.-Jay Cooke re-
ports the Gales of. the 7-3O loan 20 day at
So, 1872, 400. The largest western sub
scripIiOn was $3.50. 600 from Cleveland,
and the, largest eastern were. 500. 600 from
West Chester. Pa, $500, 900 from Boston,
and $780, 600 rom New York: NJ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

WAsHIHaroH, April 1.-THE Richmond
Wing OF Monday contains long account
of grand review on Saturday Of the ID
division ofthe 24sh corps, by Gen. Dsvsns.
1t was witnessed b. nearly the whole pop
ulation, and passed of in most credit.
able manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Oil SpeculatorsI

n Uhether there Il Oil or NOT, within any 1re.
SeEtsed tmits. BE applies the true rules OF EFJp-
Sta1 AStrology, aud Viii give you the YES or NO
COkEECLLE Terms $50 in advance. As proof
o. bus ability, by sending dollar ana your birth
deys he win ted you where 4 q . marked on The
BODY: address EUsIIs LARRARD,
ePt-Ameoa" Camden, New jersey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

~THn guubOat Alice arrived on Tues
day night. She brought up 9 lot of prise
ouers from the KanAWha region, We judge
that the operations of General Grant viii
soon put an end to her occupation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

LoU1svILLE, April Io.-T6e city il deco.
rated with Gags. Two hundred guns were
fred in honor of the success of the Federal
army. E.s-E.-EL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

INV YoRk, April 11.-The, : speculative
quiet in gold continues, though,for custom
house and export purposes the demand is
steady at l46@1463. le..i.a ole aqaa.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

IHDIANAPOLls, April lL-Goy. Morton
has aRpOisted Thursdsy, the 2Oth instant. to
he observed asa day of thanksgiving and
toiciog. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NRwAnK. N. j., April 1.-The town
elections In Essex county show Union gains
over last fall. The Union men will have
a majority in the County Board. ~ >
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
WoihY,a Gnarrillas Raatan.

PHLGDELPmA, April l1-A special to
the Bulletin from Washington, this 3. M,
says:
An engagement with Aosby's guer-
rillas took place yesterday, IA miles from
thiss city. The guerrillaS were badly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
[FsOn the Western ohristIsn Ad1Oeate }

IRON the Western Christian AdvOoate.l
ave have personally examined tho principal ma-
chimes in use, and with an anxious desire to place
before our readers reliable Information. As the
recommend Wheeler and Wilson's Family Sewing
Machine a. tie machine for family use. There are
good, better and best, and the best machine, We
feel entirely saie in aging, Is Wheslsr4 Wlsons !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

NEw YoaK, April 1.-THE Hsrald's Ba
lice correspondent says:
-Four Thousand OF MaxamiIIian's troops
hadFeached La Sale, Yueatan, en- route for
Bucslar, in order to attempt the the CONS
plete conquest OF YucRtan and the subiu.
cation or determination of the MarEsnai or
Mays Indians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Trom tie New York Time1.l

''WheeIor and WiIBon'S AEaohints aro Tie favOr.
ties for families being especially adapted to that
purpose. They work more rapidly. with les frio-
ton and greater economy Of thread than most, Il
not al, Others, ana Peform by far the greatest
variety Of work.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
NO HOME is COMPLETE
WITHOUT a.ssE
wheeler 6 WILSON
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE!
[Irom the unltea presbzterlan. ]

From the United Presbyterian
"After more than one years experience. We can
cordially recommend to. our friends Wheeler and
Wilson's Family Sewing Machines, as one of the
mott useful pieces of household furniture with
which any house can be supplied. It 4 the last
thing In our domestic Institution that We would
part with" Ji = sp3It1 IT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

81. LOUIS, April 1l.-Gov. Fletcher has
appointed the 18th instant, to be observed
As day of Thanksgiving and rejoicing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

WARRINGTON, April 1.-THE new British
minister has arrived.
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to J. T. Lakiu previous to
"A heArst o. February arc respectfully requested
% Gall and settle their accounts.
Wheeling. March q1,t, 1885. 'OAN L hA nhs;
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New YORK Cattle Market

nv YOaE. AprLl 49,. aallasher,s, aola14s.
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Oo=Partnership.

WJB would respectfully call the 5Gttsntfon OF our
w customerB and the public generally to our
large and well asssrted stock OF goods for Gentle
mems wear, consisting Of
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his bearing aud conversation. There is no
reason why he should not be- for so far as
the externals of life and society go, he is
as proper person as can sbe found in a
days tramp. The heat having become SO
intense at the fort, General Miles, has made
these excursions more frequently, and With
great benefit 10 his msntal and physical
condition. Ses+,ss: ssssaa
Surmises are alwayssin order Il isthe
matured opinion. ofone awell informed
CIRCLE" that he'll be tried byaa military
commission, convicted and hanged.
Another equally well informed circle is
confident that he'll be tried bya OWL court
and acquitted. 80
One opinion is just as good as the other,
and The reader can take his choice. OF
5one thing they may rest assured. The Gov-
:ernment has not yet determined what. to do
with him, and when it does, it will donoth-
ing inconsistent With its dignity.
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{. LINCOLN, SHERMAN AND :DAyIs.-FA
correspondent of the Cincinnati Daily
Times, describing a conversation with Gen.
geral Sherman, quotes him follows :azfssE
& aI asked Mr. Lincoln.,explicitly, WhenI
went up to.Gity Point, whether he wanted
Sme5 to capture JEFF Davies or leth escape,
and in reply be told me astorys g.
Is That tsstoryD may now have aihistorical
value; and IgiYe it, therefore, ,as General
Sherman said Mr., Lincoln told it--only
promising that il was a faYorite storylaith
Me. Lincoln which the told many times,
and in; illustation.of of many points ofS pub.
lie policy; ~ Efsss,ss2esss - So
saRll teliyou; General,a z Lincoln was
said toshaya begun, q AZ tell ouIEhatlI
think about taking JEFF Davis Ont in
SSangamon county there Was an OLD ltemper-
Ianoe lecturer who was very stsict instbe
doctrine and practice Of total abatinencs.
3onesday; after a long ride in the bot sun,
ihsstopped at the house ef 4 friend ,Bhop pro:
posed making him q 1emonad desaAs the
mild beverage being mixed, thssfriend
insinuatingl al "a "a if lhe youldn,t like just
TIE least drop Of o sonnet hing stronger, to
;brace: ID. hi bis nerves, after ths skhausting
heat and exercise replied thsaectus
lrer, 81 aouIdn,t think:pf It I'm opposed
lto.it % 81 principle. Bat he added with
9 longing slasssl q shs M s!ask bettls .la that
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HISTORY OF THE WAR-INTEREsTINa
,GuRIosITIEs, Weslearn that Mr.. Edward
a. Pollard, whose name is already known
as an annalist Of the war, and as one of the
editors of the Richmond Eraniaer, has
been recently making a tour Of the South
forthe purpose Of collecting materials and
memoirs touching the war, with The. view
of writing an elaborate history of the past
four years. Mr.. has been;so successful
in Richmond that he has secured many Of
the original papers of Gen. Lee, and com.
plete series Of his dispatches, which, Of
themselves, will be the most interesting ep-
itome of the events of the iWar:a Somesof
these autograph dispatches win be Of Infinite
interest to collectors of curiosities of the
war;. lsig. ,,..s. 90 =. =
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critical occasion. when he saw himself
about to be subjected to the greatest hamil-
iation to thespride of 8 sold apture-
was admirably noble and serene. It Was
impossible pottob be- struck With the grandeur
Of his appearance--no other phrase gdess
cribes il ;Yor 10 refrains from adniFing the
princely airwith which the old cavalry Of.
fcer sat his horse. With his calm and p
thoughtful eye, and perfect reposs man:
iner spite Of the rsstiy osemenss q
his horse, frightened by the firing, it was
hard to- believe that lie saw there was 70 1
hope, and for himself would hare cared y;
tie if one of those bullets singing arounsd
had found itssnark 10 his breast.
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sa The New Orleans P;eaw1ne say

EoIhe New UFIeanS. flceIyalne says
the talk of emigrating TO Brazil continues:
;in7that part:of the country, The emigrants
being djscontented Southern families, who,
now that!the rebellion is oyer, cannot make
up. their minds to live in this, oeuntry.-
The country towhich the proposed emf
grants propose to go is the upper valley Of
the TocantiuB River, whose chief seaport
lis Para. It is q country similar tosthat
Watered by the Amazon. The Eisayaae
is Of the opinion that the Increment will
not amount toSmuchi !; home ties are too
strong for any considerable emigration to
take place. The Texans are talking The
Iaams Rp -sasgzs & &
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GEN.LEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- BURG BATTLE. 5zszsa5
yAsoorroononslankoff " ~ fh 10 Naus sVart sWo,17

-
"A correspondence the New York World
writes as follows :s s,Ez.;35 g.. s. {
Soon after sunrise on the End dsof April;
Sthe Federal columns, i'm heavy mass adj,
yanced from The outer line ofsworks, which.
they had carried at sdaybreak, to1attack.
General Lee in his inner intrenchments
near Petersburg. When the present wri-
ter reached the vicinity of army headquar-
ters, on the Cox road, west Of. the city, q
Federal column was rapidly advancing to;
charge a battery posted in; theiopen feldto
the right of the house, and 4atthat time
was firing rapidly. Gen.sLee was in the:
lawn in front of his headquarters, looking.
through his glass at the column sit moved
at double quick across the fields and.
knowing the terrible significance Of the ad--
vantage which. the Federal troops had.
gained, Ilooked at the General to ascer..
tain, if possible; what he thought Of 4it.s
He never appeaied more calm; and if the)
affair had been "a reYiew,a he conld not have
exhibited less emotion of any description:
In full uniform, with bis gold.hiltedsword,
ana perfectly quiet look, he appeared tosbe:
witnessing, with simple. curiosity, some
military parade. - I
ssThes movement of the Federal column
became more rapid, andathe battery vas.
soon charged but it succeeded sgallop-.,
.;no-offs under a heavy fire tof musk ketry;-