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York showing substantial sympathy for the suffer
ing poor Of that city. The Times says;
aCol and Mrs L. ID. Conan received their friends last
evening their elegant residence in Fourth street. in
style OF and utility which, added the strictly
temperate but otherwise bonntl provision made
fort and amusement reflected great good taste all
cerned-guests well hostsand ut the time
tribued less than four hundred substantial garments
the relief Of the poor Each lady present dressed In
domestic prints calico and the gentlemen in plain
coats which be returned TO the fair hostess this
morning contribution to the Charity Mission of Rev
Mr. Pcase Dancing kept up until IL o'clock, and the
effect altogether pleasing the result designed
be practical SO much beauty in party Of ladies has
seldom been in this metropolis and not the less ad
mirsble because OF its simple adornments.'
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THE eumLoTNEThe Paris correspondent of the Cncn-
natl Gazette says;
great Improvement Is said to have been accomplished
lately in the operation OF that humaney French instrument
the guione For long time attempts have been made
mnish the horrors Of the guone by rendering rapid
the process Of preparing the criminal after his arrival the
instrument and for rendering the fall of the knife
rapid and more certain At the execution of few
mornings ago. at the Place de la Roquee in this city the
system put into operation with the most happy
and, IL might be added frghtfuly rapid results
particular arrangement Of the leather straps enables them
to tie the criminal in second and holds him perfectly
tioness Sliding boards fitted into the grooves between
which glides the instrument of death accelerate its fall
that the execution takes place with the most gh rapid
ity. BY this method there is danger of being
obliged TO strike second time sometimes happened with
the old method, is there any possible delay
where minutes centuries
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WASHINGTON CITY
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. Is. 1856

Do Jams No Hsnison street. lnaa ,lhio
travelling the Western
assisted H. J. TaoaAs, j. 4. nKsr, Tsosss r.. j
Ysisrx @. M. T.. WsssAs A. L. CErrDr, and tnwGE
Receipts Of either win be COED
90 ISRAEL r.. JANE, No. ira South street pbiaeri
pha general travelling assisted by wxLp
CoILIss DsEKIses A. EyAss, THoaAs n.
JosxpH HAanfr JosnrH hurroSs RonrRr w MORRISON En-
WARD Wiley, VILLAs l.. WATERMAN. IA. a. PrppfeK. p
w. MAoKKs, and d. ~. PEARcr
~ MR. HENRY Lewis, OF Montgomery AIabaus our pen
States of Alabama
sisted by O. r. %. LEWIS, LKw
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WAR AGAINST THE DEAD LANGUAGES.
be following piece of patriotic intelligence appears i

The following piece OF patriotic intelligence appears in
the Boston Courier:
house of representatives yesterday order
introduced directing that the Of the hall be granted
whg party for purposes and another directing
that the Latin inscription the speakers desk Epss
et aciaap spb ibrtate guieombe removed, and that
literal translation in English be placed in its stead The first
after little fun rejected but the other was laid
under the rule Eames of Maiden and Monroe Of Bos
ton giving notice of their intention to debate It,
The knownothngs of the Massachusetts Legislature have
length shown their hands regardless OF color or COM
ment Latin is formally prescribed along with the rich
Irish brogue and the sweet German accent No mournfu
tribute respect and regard II seems to De shown to
dead lapguage-if of foreign origin. Poor Il psriba'
Unua give way we fear to national motto in
the vernacular of the Blackfeet or Flat Heads
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FOREIGN NEWS AT HAND.

The steamship Canada sailed from Liverpool on the 9Th
Of January for Boston, Halifax and her arrival there
fore is hourly looked for Shewill bring days later
intelligence from Europe The next steamship expected is
the Pacific which sailed from Liverpool for New York
the 18th instant
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C,nnyma our HIS rRlsoIpLEs--We clip the following
from the Lowell Courier
a. great hue and cry raised against Gov Wash
burn because he appointed Mr. Devine an irshman, MS
justice Of the peace for Suffolk but It - not generally
known that the appointment made at the urgent o''ci
tat,on of our present governor Henry Gerdn who wrote
strong letter enforcing the petition Of Mr. Devinc which
letter caused the appointment TO be made
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A wlgs1nss mrsnAsp.--we find the following Bit .

WIRELESS HCsBAsp--We find the following bit of
gossip in the Detroit Advertiser:
Not long since gentlemen from neghboring city
Detroit with the intention Of marrying the
lady Each supported by his particular friends, and
the prospects of either hatterng While of the
gaants seated in the back parlor in clover enjoy
ing the society OF the aanced and her fathers family the
rival shown into the front parlor and the aanced
called to greet him az her prospective lord The
pectng innocent in the back paror awaited mpatiently
for the adys return and upon nquirng found she had
gone Egners for refreshments and much to his chAgrn
with his rival The couple absent some time-long
enough to call at Rev. Mr.. - and be made blood
and one flesh The joke too good to be told and
returning the house the successful candidate bid his
bride good night aud retained to his hotel saying that
he would come In the morning claim his bride and take
her to her future home Morning came and the groom,
faithful, presented himself at his athern-laws house.
where he confronted by the most intimate friend of his
rival who cooy informed him that the lady his wife had
reconsdered Her parents refused to permit the husband
to take his lawful wife, and the wife herself refused 10
knowledge his authority The husband was petrifedwas
married and yet had wifc-tred persuasion in vain
got mad, and went home witeless The rival equally
in fix and equally ehagined Both returned TO their
homes, convinced that you're always Of your
game when you've freed it, ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-18

Owing the great press upon our columns this morn
ing number Of articles prepared for this days issue Of the
Union have necessarily been omitted.
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OF FICIA l..

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and acih the adpice and consent Of The Senate.
John G. Breckenridge Of Kentucky to be envoy
ordinary and minister penpotentary of the United States
in Spain
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Tar STRENGTH sTEAaKRs-The New York
Journal Of Commerce says:
"The wreck of the steamship Franklin affords illus
tration of the amazing strength with which
steamers are built Notwithstanding the great length Of
time which she has been ashore she still remains entire
only being hogged, bent amidshps, where some Of
the butts started and sand has entered She high
up that the lower deck is but partially under water
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coMMoDoRE PERRY.

This gallant and distinguished officer whose name and
fame have become part of the history Of our country
rived in this city Tuesday last He has taken apart
ments at Wizards Hotel
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The CARES OF A CROWNED HEAD--In the course of his
last letter to the Courier des Eats Unis its Paris
pondent, L. Gallairdet has the following
aThe Emperor has sought diversion from the pressing
which the precarious situation of the army in the
East has caused him. He has shut himself upnvisibe
to the whole world his minstersn the Palace of st.
Cloud He, who is ordinarily calm cannot now, it ID
sad conceal his irritation. Nobody dares to approach
him. The Empress herself to have lost that SUI
preme influence with which her grace her sweetness and
her beauty have hitherto invested her. In the midst of
continual and violent rains St Cloud has become to her
dreary abode She desired return the Tuleres
but her august husband for thirteen days resisted her
wishes To him solitude necessity. lie recovered
his serenity and consented to return to the Tuilees when
he learned that Austria had Joined the allies His dpo-
macy has born him great triumphhe that France
return TO him which at time seemed so far away
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-18

LINE or rEAssHrs.--Commodore Vanderbilt of
New York talks of establishing line OF
ships between New York and Liverpool running every
fortnight alternately with the Collins line
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
One Hundred Thousand
LIGHTS or SASH,
At the New Steam Works,

10tAer ~ a0hN~0A hHj LtSNh streets,
kEOkIk. lows
THE subscribers have now on hand a. their
Man factory, The largest lot Of SA-b, 81 I'll
sxes and descriptions, ever offered west IF the
Mississippi RIVER, and, with their fac Iiies, are
bound TO keep pace with the Increasing wants Of
the country. from here TO Council BiuHs We
are making particular arrangements 10 supply
the Fort Des MONIES Rltet trade during tbs com
'ug spring.
DOORS.
We have also a large assortment of Doors, en-
bracirg all common sizes. Orders for particular
slzeS WIn be flled on short notice.
WINDOW BLINDS.
Oar machinery is particularly adapted 10 the
manufacture Of Window Blinds Of superior
style and flush. ii orders attended TO without
delay.
y. r We want il distinctly understood. that
can I'LL any ordt rs for common sized Sash
Door, at all times. All articles III our line, sold
on reasonable terms.
s. C. & S. CARTER
kcok ok, Fec. -, 1875. WY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

We have Avery NEAT design, got up for thu
purpose ot printing business cards upon hitler
envelopes. Individuals or busiress frms wish
Ing their cards so printed, can have them very
handsomely done for very small Sum, 1T the
EATT Cry Jon OrrIcF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
BlaCkemithinG.

WILLIAM GRAHAM, on Third, between.
w Johnson ard Exchange Streets, II the
Brick Shop, would inform the public that be 10
prepared TO do oil kinds Of BLAcxsMirHsSe m
neat. durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring or your lame horses and hare then
shod right From his long and constant prac-
,ice in this branch Of the business he aatiers
himself that Ne cannot be excelled BY any ons in
the country. He particularly solicrs patronage
in this line. ~.
lie also offers his services As Farrier n alHs
branches.
May ID, 1888. d&~iy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
The Fast Mill.

THE Fast Saw Milf one and half miles sboye
4 town is NOW in operation with good STOCK
Of Logs. Persons waning
LUMBER
wii BE furnished on short notice by leaving their
orders at HE office of
Il. Il. g. ID. W. FORD, or with
VIZ. BROWNEfI.
Kechok, May IL. 1888, AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
BLANKS.

Bills IL I.adng, and other Blanks FIR sale al
this ONCE and Blanks Of all descriptions neatly
oheapy and expeditiously printed and furnished
TO order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
0llumwa House,
wAPELLO Comfy. IOWA.

80 THE undersigned having recently pnr-
m;| chased The above Heuse, would respect
X.X fully Inform the travelling community and
the public generally that he has rf!i.ted and
thoroughly renovated the House. and is now pro-
pared 10 OTTER good accommodations As the
county will affoy<'to all those who NAV favor
him with call I his constant attention VIII he
given TO render tie stay of all comfortable. His
House berg large and ecmnodous he fat'ers
himself that he cAp give general satisfaction TO
his guests.
Connected with this House is
A Good and Commodious Sable,
Where will be kept at ali times coed supply
OF Oats, Corn and Timothy H y. aud a trusiy
and efficient Ostier.
THOS G.. GIVEN.
Ottutnwn, Nav Z, 1855. wAiawdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
LATEST STYLES
OF Boots and Shoes.

A Ii persons desiring the L1test Fashions for
a to sec what they ars) would do well to cali
al Dukes Boot and Shoe Emporium. where
he is anxious to shos his new and splendid stock,
which Is always kept full and complete from his
ON n mandatory, tn most extensive in the city.
thus enabling him TO fill orders more promptly
than any o'her house.
He has the greatest assortment and bes. quail
ty oil material that is to be found in any one house
wes, oil the Mississippi for the manufacture oil
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made to order, and he war.
in his line in Iowa Call and see for ysursslfI
MAY rs, 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

TDST received the largest and best assortment
d OF Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keo-
kirk; also large assortment II Fruits, Nuts, &c.
at CREIGHTON & OHMER's
April 30 1858. DIFF Joi.nsof, Stree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
PLOWS AND WAGONS!
TAYLOR 4 McKER

Successors Of Newton l. Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS
ks.OkuK, IOWA.
VIZ HERE they keep constantly on hand oil
w kinds Of Flows, Wagons and Carriages,
made in the best style and out OF the best quality
OF materials. Wholesale and retail.
TAYLOR q MCKEE.
March IA 1855 dGwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
Spgar Cured ITamx.

4 LARGElot of choice Sugar Cured Hams Oh
Il hand and fc- sale low
w C FUNRHOUsER
mayll 55
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e.. BIER IL Co,
MAIN ST, BETWEEN WATER & FIRST
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, &c,
HAVING RECEIVED Our
Spring and Su IN lncr stock,
We invite the attention OF Country Dealers.
Among other things, we have a large assort-
ment of all approved gr9des Of
COTHS and SATINETS.
Red, White. Yellow, Twilied AID Plain
FlannelS;
A great variety and all qualities Of plain and
plaH
A large stock Of all kinds Of
Notions:
A well assorted and extensive stock of
BOO IT'S s. S HI O + s.;
large stock Of PRINTS and an extensive
took o.
lotion Pants Sluffs.
keokuk, April II, 1858. WY
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Annual Meeting.

Des Monies Navigation and Rail Road
Company.
THE annual meeting Of the SsockholaerQ@nd
/ Directors will be held On the last Weanes-
aay Che 9Th DAY al June. 1855 at The office Of
The Company, In HE city or keokuk, al 10 o'clock
in the forenoon II that day.
ORvILLE CLARK, President
HrsRY GRITTY. Secretary.
May 80, 1875 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
FLOUR! FLOUR /.

THE Undersigned wishes to inform the ctiis
i zens OF Keokuk and vicinity, thu, he has fof
sale prime article of FLouA, ade Of pure Fall
y heat Every barrel warranted to give sstm-
faction or the money refunded. Thosc wishing
the advantage OF the late decline in Flour viii
do well TO call at the CRY mills.
Flour delivered in any part Of the city free OF
charge w. H. AUSTIN.
June 1855. dan
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Choir Butter.

TT AyING made arrangements by which will
III be weekly Supplied with Choice Butter Fl ON
he Denmark Dairy, Families may rely on GET
ting their supplies at my store Throughout The
season.
W G. FUNKH0TsER.
nasIl 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
DENTAL SURGERY,
GATE CITY HAT STORE.
q

g r. VOORHEES, s. CO. respectfully ANN
~. nounce to the citizens Of keokuk and
the merchants generally that they have Just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
assortment Of Hats, CAM. ana other articles In
their line ever brought TO Keokuk. An expert
ence OF thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale Of hats ought to enable us to give
entire satisfaction TO retailers and consumers. -
II will be our business IS well as oar interest
always TO select with care, both with regard TO
quality and style. We have located here per-
manentiy and will exert ourselves TO do justice
to our purchasers. The eiiizens OF the city can
rely upon our hats being the best quality and
newest style.
Please give MS a call and look over orr stock,
al the "Ga,e City Hat Store,n No. "a, opposite
M'Kenny g. Runners Drug Store. :
Highest prics paid in cash for all kinds o. lurs
and deer skins. S. T. VOORHEES, 4 ".
March 26. dtt
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WESTERN sTAGE ooRlIf.


THE Western Stage Company respectfully -
L nonnce TO The public that their CoscAss
leave Ksokuk Daily. (snnday. exceptsdl -
Fairfield, Oskalcoss, Fort Des n Dimes and Csno-
Gil Blutls, passing through Boston, chalIssssaS
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashisnd,
Agency City, onnmwa, Eddyvills.. Oskalsosrs
pella, nroe, Apple Grove, to n. Des Msinp.
From Osksleesa {t#i- wreki, to Council Bts1s.
via Bellefoa.ain, Knoxville, Pl~asaniville, Ind
snola, ST. Charles, Winier.eti, Indiantown, SI-
yer Creek, 10 Council Bluffs.
Also from ottamwa via BIakesburg. Abba.
Lagrange. 10 Charlton, hi weekly.
Also from keokuk, Daily, via Warren, Far
mingscn, Bsnsrarte, Denionsport, KeosAuqus,
Pl,tshurg, Troy to Bloc usheld.
Every attention will Be paid for the comlbyt
and convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave kenkak for all the sbcve places
at o'clock, a. VI.
q Offer IN Main Street. second door shows
the Laelede Hors-
J. HAMILTON, Assn&
June I. 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOgR.

II EO. CRITTENDEN has taken The store late
II ly occupied bv Messrs Hawkins & Billings.
corner Of 5ih AMI Man Streets, and has opened
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor The retail trade.
He atks the inspection Of the citizens and pub
lie generally. feeling confident that his expert.
ence 10 the trade, and The favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination 10 build up permanent trade,
wil enable him to sell lower than any house in
tins City. Quick sales and small profits Is his
motto.
Keokuk, May 9. 1855. Of
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100 half chests fresh Imperial, GunpowdsT,
Young Hyson and Black Teas, embracing every
quality for sale by
CLECHORS l. HARRnoM
Arm, IA, 1888.
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Farmers take Notice.

n EICHER has on hand AMI will furnish to
order Zlmmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Begging
grain ready for market. 1t will thrash and clfsa
from 500 10 500 bushels per day, and has tatsa
ths premium at thu Crystal Palsct, New FORK,
and at the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, IN
d,ana. Illinois, Ae. Orders viii be thankfully
received ana .omn unic atoms wiireceive promp
attention.
Residence on Fulton s., betwesn % and ID.
p. ElCHER.
E.okuk. hnrii 10. 1883. dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

~ Dr.. G. 81. G. FusSry ia a duly author
sea agent for The transaction Of business CON
n ,cted with this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

MORE NEW BOOKS.
FASHION AND FAMINE. by Mrs. Ann s.
L Stephens, ustrveelved ~
s.rpd GRAHAM l. CAyKfs
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Linens.
nOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens.
VI OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, IOl
Linen Sheeing, Pillow Case Linen. BIeachsd 4
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins, Toweiing.
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. p. d. FOSTER
April g, 1855
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JOE PRINTING,

1 s,ery description, executed at this Office in =
ap .rior manpcr, and at eslow rates eisew here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

ITNNY Memories III Foreign Lands, by II. II.
- stove Newsboy--eqnai TO the tsnmpIighl.
err; Katharine Ashton; Journey % Central ~
r,ra. hv Bavsri Tavlof For sale BY
GRAHAM A. CAVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

aF A limited number of Special Notices " III
be Inserted under this head at 20 cents a line for
zach insertion. or over the editorial he att FIR ST.
ce IFS line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-13

Bathing Apparatus.
THE public are invittd TO call a. examine our
1 Bathing Tubs, Pans, &c Of every descrip-
ton, and will set then TO ord-r in any part of
the coantry.
BTEL & BRO.
mayleiAaGw
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JUST Received ut puKkEEh oU's, SIS, Main st.
u case Black and Blue Cloth on which theyee-
~ competition.
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n CASES Manchester De Lame for sale lower
. than ever offered ia this market. at 50, Main
street. DURKkE & CO.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
Errata.

We. Deelt ctrdlaSt week TO call attention L
some errors that occurred in Col. lARyEy's ai.
dress as pp bliSheI 10y uS, some Of which were
also copiefl in the Kama" ha Republican With
out CORRECTION. a ..... II
The l4th line, necessities OF an extra ses.
sion"--shGuld read: necessities Of the STATE
aLRE srch rHAran extra session, &c. .
For the word COUNTRY" read COUNTY. in
every instance. f
In The disbursements, expenses Of the roa
should b. two millions five hundred aud
eighty { u,f thousand three bundled and sew Il.
~ FIVE instea Of three N lions, &c. j
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
Mn .IIsn toIfI,ha ~. Il aln,ast

Jtn. lDs-Tho fire il almost si,suenl,,
Roii 10th SIDES, and NJ PARTIES are seckias
sheli sr from the peltings pf tic pitIis.
IEstortl. The nior5ll and physical en-:
lditiiii q the bescigcfs alp good. III.
Ehof KS are suffering from COLI
ah. 20.--A dispatcli frchl Menchikoe
sayt 4 successful soflic was made agait,.
| thqErencli centrs, and several wore i mads
lprtonerS, and many killed.
E yap. ed. Tho weather. iinc to.dav
Ib4there il much sickness among ~ h,
Bftish troops. Abundant silppliesof ~ Il,
klh All hayc been received. including shoi' j.
kslEll and clothing, but no houses. N
EpRgressIto report id seige works,
Ill Ihe British thirtyrlifth and fourteenth
hfyo undertaKento hold theIwhole II ~
Ilritlsh works. Omhr PaslA has son, 4
| II resignation, because Ismsal Pasl,a Il.
letn appointed u Tho command ofthe !,
tyat Ronnelia, instead Of being placed
i4inaor I'm orders.
l4trgc bodies of Russians wore Iconca,
\ 'la M, <. II n R ! III .
l, e I, ~ Journals say the crossing
III ,iia a.ilpe Y G1ne Nqssaps Wasnoth.9
irners ,eegi,pls s:I 70 lorce. The
n Il, IA ii s'iyI'IsSf's refli'y An al.
|Was ston,a1 d. 49, IN nuss'a ", army, which
|bassati5r II y;enna a,a' ~ 1sa ssf'n Am
Iment LII the nepotiatinnrr I eiiDafi''ss NJ
fTsThe NEW f5rtilications .tlnd1a.
Md tTe1 fo,t,icssss a J, w are
Onapa, Ilursh NH S,yaL Kalh II y ha i..
lsfrchpthenad, ~ Oelng
ElEA Change in|the Turkish Ministrv v..
expected. liz. y
H. The reporttlat Schmayl, the Turkish
Commander II Asia Minor, Wis dead, Il
untrue. .3#