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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
Blockade off Wilmington, N, c.
December 7,

This morning vessel attempted to run
the blockade at Low Inlet, and was chased
by the steamships Mt. Vernon and Cam
bridge. and was soon overtakcn At 8
a. w., the Cambridge chased and destroy
ed the schooner Emma Tuttle of Nassau,
which was attempting to run the block
ade. At noon, the schooner Brilliant, of
Nassau, was chased by the steamships
Daylight and Mt. Vernon thus making
three vessels lost to the rebels in one day,
and nine vessels, either captured or des-
troyed by The Cambridge, Mt. Vernon and
Daylight within 80 days.
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st. Louis, Dec.

A dispatch from the Southwest to-
night, says the enemy under Hindman
and Marsnaduke, $4,000 strong. attempt
ed to force Gen. Blunt's position on Cane
Ilil, but were driven back. This m orn.
lug the enemy drove Blunt's piekets
three miles, hut on arrival of reinforce
ments we're again rcpulsed. Gen. Blunt's
opinion is the demonstration was made to
cover their retrert 40 they were falling
timber all night probably to obstruct
the road and prevent our passage. Gen.
Blunt held the enemy in check four days.
Gen. Herron's command will reinforce
him to morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

December SO, A. NJ. y
1t is still intensely cold, with ; or 4
inches of Ice on the Potomac and Kappa
hammock day. The probability Of fight
ing is considered by our Generals impos-
sible during this Indictment weather.
Every wounded man would die. With
great fires Of log heaps and embarked
palisade under their tents troops keep
tolcrable comfortable. Tie reports that
some of our army have crossed the river
are premature. We have not thrown a
man across the Rappahannock or attempt
ed it.
Gen. Lew. Wallace win probably be
ordered to duty with this army.
Gen. Pope's official statement in regard
to Gen. Sigel, crsates great indignation
through the army. Sigel is held in high
esteem in the army by our best officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
Cengressienal.
Washington, Dec. 8.
HOUSE

Washington, Dec. 8.
HOUSE.
Hickman's bill that was introduced to-
day, authorizes the President to organ
ize regiments Of colored men, not exceed
ing 100 in number. giving authority to
uniform them in serviceable manner and
arm them for term of seven years or less;
the privates to receive six dollars and q
half per month. and the same allowance
for clothing and rations rs white soldiers J;
non -commissioned officers to have the
same pay IS the same grade Of regular
army commissioned officers, either white
OF colored, to be graduates of colleges,
and to receive twice the pay Of infantry
of regular service; each company to be
allowed q teacher or chaplain's clerk.
The bill also provides for line Of steam
crs. of not less than 10000 tons, to run
between New York and Liberia, touching
at Norfolk and Port Royal. to carry such
colored men as desire to emigrate. Il
also gives the proceeds Of coniscatsd
rebel property to carry out the provisions
Of the bill.
Conway said he did not regard the pc.
titions. rs now presented. rs having re-
ceived the assent given by the constitu-
ton. Western Virginia was not law
full State. He believed it was the inten-
ton of the President to encourage State
organization in all the seeded States. -
!: the State IL question placed ...4mp-
ton Of the State in the hands Of = fe v in
ydividuals appointed by the President,
it Was fiagrnnt and unconstitutional. The
scheme was revolutionary, and ought to
be exposed to the resentment Of every
loyal citizen. 1t would be M utter per.
version Of our system. 1t would Ia eifscl
concentrate all the power Of the Govern
mant in the hands OF the Executive.
Brown, Of Va, replied. arguing thu
construction Ut the State OF Westsrr
Yirginia WAS prelsc,ly legal and sonslita
sional. Ths proportion Of the ccmmuni
cation IN regard 70. the addition and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

Chicago, Dec. 9.
A private dispatch from Prairie Grove,
Arkansas, says We had battle yesterday.
Our troops were victorious over the reb
els No particulars received.
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Headquarters. Right Grand
Division. UacemhAr R--ln. ~ ~

ANa0A~hy DUSSHpVk WV A. i
Owing to . greatly diminished length.
breadth, and number Of camp fres visible
night before last, the impression prevailed
that the enemy have fallen back to new
position some distance TO the rear Of their
former line. The immense volumes Of
smoke seen last night on the opposite
side above the hills overlooking FEEDER
icksburg, seemed to extend for miles in .
western direction, demonstrated that the
rumored retrogade movement. if made at
ALL was made only to bring them under
better shelter. The apparent fact of the
continued presence of the great body Of
the rebe. army being in front Of the right
grand division of tho army, can be but
gratifying to Burnside for reasons that
will be developed in few days 1t is
presumed Jackson, with his forces, has
taken q position on the extreme left.
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New York, Dec. 8.
The following dispatch the Herald pub
fishes to-day:
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
December 4.
A lady who came over the river yester-
day, Under flag Of trnoc, reports the
condition of the rebel arm, as being des-
ti,ute beyond description, and they can
not possibly retain their position during
the winter-one-third are without shoes,
and hundreds almost totally without cloth
ing. Hard work on entertainments, in
sufficient food and scarcity of clothing is
sending regiment after regiment to the
hospitals.
Many citizens of Observation-Disclosures,
women aud children--are encamped in
the woods beyond the city, fearful of be-
ing shelled from their homes.
Rebel camp fires have almost entirely
disappeared immediately in front of Fal-
mouth. No enemy can be seen behind
any of the entertainments. yet notwith-
standing these indications, Fredericksburg
and all other weak points of the line, are
strictly guarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

BY "a order i,on the Treasury Depsrtment. Ship
psrs and Carriers required before ardine ship
msnu OF Goods OF Sail, sp,oubiife 10 over oa30, 70
places In the nsst ard tier Of cou mites the
southern border of The State Iowa 10 nls In the
cussen House oAce al ksokuk, Ieva. an oath pre-
seribsd BY the Treasury Department also, execute
bond. with approved smsties that the goods therein
described shall not b. transported, sold amy
way, 10 sivs aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
syDpa,bisers with those in rebellion agains the Gov
srament Of the United STATES
Blanks can ~ obtained and instructiess given 1t
iAs Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTAKNUs,
Surveyor Of the Pert.
Custom House ens& Keokuk, Aug a. Co aux1ss- dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

EF God has not made this life alto
gether lovely, for then it would be too
short and hard to leave; nor yet alto
gether pitiful, for then it would be too
long and hard to bear.
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Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug. 10.
Hereafter ssles of intoxicating Iiaeoss Sili bs
permitted to enlisted men OF The United states rmv
10 this city.
Psssons selling In violaron OF this order will be
arrested ,and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition OF the ofense.
j. II. HIATT,
a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
Worlds Dispatch. /

New York, Dec 8.
A credited rumor prevailed that Banks
q Expedition has landed.
The House considered the Senate bill
for the admission of the State of Western
Virginia into the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

Opposite fredericksburg, Dec. I.
The weather is intensely cold. There
is three inches of snow on tho ground,
frozen hard. There is no army news that
can be telegraphed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

To facilitate The delivery Of letters for the hospitals
box has been assigned to each ward. All concerned
vii therefore 10 ibssxus friends whsn
srin; them 70 direct their letters the b., for
tlsts proper Ward.
Te ave bsIow the order OF box%-:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

creating Of new States had been complete,
and 10 this connection he quoted some Of
the preamble and, resolutions admitting
Kentucky, which was formed from part OF
Virginia. -----ss-..s y ss4..sas
Mr.. Mallory said understand that
more than half the cousiss Of Virginia
were not represented 10 the Wheeling
Convention. .,... $50
Mr.. Blake, of Virginia, said that not
all the counties in Virginia represented,
Mr.. Brown said all we're expressly in
vited Were not some of them 30 COM
pletoIy within the control Of foreign
government tl...t they could not send rep
resentatives 10 the Leeislsture
Mr.. Brown. ] cannot say whether the
people were under intimidation or not. 1T
Is sufficient to say that they we're invited
to come. Hthey staid away it was their
fault, not ours. If they we're absent they
could have no voice in the legislation Of
VirgiRla.T ST. E8v{ sea sgs s4Eq3 I'll
Before Mr.. Brown concluded, the
morning hour expired, when the House
took up the special order appointing as
SCISSORS and commissioners and their assist
ants under the tar law.
paY ssEsArE.
The Chair laid before the House a
com municstion from the Secretary Of
War, in answer to q resolution calling
for information in relation TO the sale Of
colored freeman, captured by the rebels
The reply Of Secretary Stanton, states
that no information on the subject is il
possession Of the War Department.
johnson presented petition in favor
Of general bankrupt act.
Davis presented two petitions protest
ing against the action OF the advising
board of the navy.
Sumner, from Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported bill for the relief of the
owners Of the two French vessels julia
and Maria.
Mr.. Anderson from the committee on
Finance reported a bill to release the bond,
Of the Superintendent of Printing.
Haleintroiuccd bill to establish .
grade Of modest Ulcers in the service
OF the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
Harper's Ferry. Der

Harper's Ferry, Dec. 8.
The guard house in which prison Dts
were confined burned last night. Two
government buildings were destroyed.
Loss $4,000. Most of the contents
were saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
COMMERCIAL.
Sc. Louis M a rket.

Wheat--Declined; 15cya 81 Us
Corn--Steady-4cSa%s cents.
Oats--Better; 5Sao7 cents.
flour-Ex,ra, 81 aJsS per bal. Double Extfa
S5 25a&55
Cotton o. 50 cents.
Bsrlcy--s5 cents.
Rye--4s cents
HID s-Dry Flint lie.
whisky -34c Per gallon.
Besns-S2 10a2 20 per bush.
Hay Ti0s0c per 100 bs.
RuckwheAt--73c.
THlloW-D&c as
Hogs-Fim. ~ Ioa4<0
Tobacco-New Sl09eil 90 y loo rs. Common
Leaf SASS
Horses-Contracts for Government, delivered ~
Lonisvilie, es7 70 go; At Nashville, sioo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

RAILROAD CONNECTION EAsT.-keo
kuk Is about to secure the great object Of
its desire, railroad connection with the
East. The Great Wabash Valley Rail-
road is completed to within i9 miles of
Carthage, county seat of Hancock Co.,
H., and is laying new track as rapidly as
one-half mile per day There !, ing Il
railroad from here to Carthace, vt,n ms
small gap is filled up, (which will Lc
some tune in January n, xt, keokuk will
have railroad connection with all points
East. Great credit is due the company
which is thus quietly but energetically
accomplishing this great good to Keokuk
and the rich country back OF it, and as an
evidence of fair appreciation Of it, our
citizens who are travelling east should
make this their route. The ANAL stretch
Of staging between Carthage and the ter
minus of the road will lessen every day,
and is run over 10 good time by comforts
BILE coaches. This line is just opened to
Keokuk business and win in all probabili-
ty be the fayorite route. The Office of
the, company is directly across Main
street from the Gate City Office, and Mr..
Munson, the gentlemaniy Agent, will at
tend to all business in this connection
with promptness and care. See new ad-
verlisement in this paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10.

~ VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps. Furs, Gloves,
&C., constantly on hand, At the lowest
cash prices. novl0- sm1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-10
Notice 70 uaFdians and AAmini.
ktF0tOra.

OrrtcT THE CorsTy JrpaE. LrE Cor srri
FoRr hAIrsos. NOV q h. isG2. I
. The lar maksA IL the dat ~ sHm+,iis ns and Aa-
mihisirs,ers 81 least once year, TO appear bsfofs
the County Judge to make repor-showing The condi
tian OF the etstes their debt and Effects the
dillon Of The esste of minor heirs And The guard
sns fail 10 spr<ar snd make report they subjec tAsn
selves V Ans offIPTY DOLLARS ~ In other actions
ofn.sdemesnsr.
Now. therefore ncsire to hereby given TO all such
sdsr5anssnd Standardization. II Lee county who have
hot made Their report according IL Law that they
each VI th-r hereby request appear once
khs CouEty Jndrs, in Fort Madison, make tfr re-
port ~ required By Law.
The shove notice ID given tne costs of per-
soasi citation,
ROBERT 4. RUSSELL
noy21-d2v-v3t County Judge, Lee Co., lSwA.
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Balchel orss Hair Dye..-The Destln
the World.

WILLIAA A. BLJCHELoK's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color motto be distinguished from natuve-
warranted not 70 injafs the hair the
the III Effects Of bad dyes and invisorates the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAlk instantly tnrns
splendid biaekor brown, leaving the hairsofta and
beautiful. Sold By all druggists, 10.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
tAs 5sSv si1ss Of sarA boz.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
ssS broadway and 10 Bond Street. tjc6-dAwly
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Dressed Hogs-Firm; S cents higher, weighing 800
pounds 81 sl1e - Os.
Fiour-5 cents higher. Winter Extra % -; Spring
Extra, ~ 30No4 So
Wheat-ttrm, but insctyr. No . Winter Ned In
stoU, 96Os6tc. Amber Iowa. 9s. No. spring 40
02c.
Corn-Advanced lie. 3d 2Gc.
oats--ouisti 36a4uc
Rye-50 cents.
Barley-Stesdy, e0G90 cents
Highwines-S2kc.
Clover Seed-45 20.
Timothy seed-ei o54 81 10.
Flax Secd-o2 304S2 20.
sAlt-Onondags, 81 so per Dbl. Ord. Alum deliver
ed, ~.
Tallow-74a9c.
SuEars-New Orleans, prime 10 choice. >. .ila9i24
Nuoa-- 10 chotce.. iutOilt
Porto hico-fAr 10 choice. lot 9ilt
n Y, kenn.d-powdered an rsnulated. .ittqe il4
W hite Coffee A...-........... l3t4l3f
Coffee, h.. 13tof33
Extra Coffee C............... 3t0n
Eggs--l3si4 cents for fresh.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and sfier this date no POWDER will be allowed
sold In Keokuk without OF the andersigned
any kind Of Arms whatever, Munitions Of War
lthss also been ordered by the special Agent OF the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods Groceries,
e1espiin limited Quantities for family u.. to 20 into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties
The object 10 to kerp surIies fr.l the ., bells or
armed bands ofguerri,ias, ~ N,r,h~as, Missouri
JOHN hTANNUS
Surveyor oftAe Port OF Keokut.
Krokuk, Aus. u, 1889.
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Public notice 10 hereby given. that the annual col.
lection list and Excise Taxes for the County of Lse
In the nrst collection district for the year
September list. 1852 Inns been returned by The T. S.
ASSESSOR.
Payment Is hereby demanded fyrshwith Of persons
named therein of the sci against their names
respectively BY the United States Collector Of
Reyenus tAe arsa distrc, Iowa Mt his once In The
COURT HOUSE, n RoRT MADISON. an payn sn, ,
mast b nsAe before the e4,h dsy Of December nsxt
and all persons Who shall nesec, pay The Liesn
and other Taxes. assessed against th<n Within the
tins spcdsA, shs b iisbIs pay TEN per cent sd-
dnona spon ths amount thereof.
No sellscilSn NJ b. made elsewhere than nj the
ocs Of The Cetscesr, without the additional TEH Per
csntnm being made - the Law provides.
Nc other currency than TREASURY NOTES viii
ha received
ssa.ss 80 Exetss Lar says, That II any person or
rersous stall exercise or carry any trade or busi-
n"ss for which ic1.ss is required By this ast with
cut atng ou such license, bs She they shall, for
every s-eh oesnes. respectively, forfeit . penalty
equal 10 three times NE amount Of The duly or sum of
money Imposed for such licenses,
J. C. WALKER,
Collector First District.
Port Madison, Iowa, Nov eslh, issa.-dtfwA
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Chicago Cattle Market.
Beet Caitls-Dall. o. 009e3 %. according 70
weight and quality.
Hogs-Active and arm; ~ Sass 70. Average
% 20 per 100 rs live.
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BY rELEc RAPH.
ron WARD MOVEMENT ON THE
RAPPAMANNOCK ftt
Philadclphia. Dec. 8.

Distress Of the Kebels
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FOOT r0UH8 MuMs
A gentleman having been cured Of the results Of
early error and disease, will from motives OF
iensc send to those who request IT, copy ofthe above
interesting raive, published by himsclf This lit
tile book Is designed warning ana castion 70 youuE
men and those who ~ fer from NEavous nEslLITv,
Loss or 4snoRy Y, PREnA TuaE DECAY, no., &C., sup
plying atthe same sime the Of selfcure single
copies win be sent under seal In plain envelope,
without cha se.-to any who requestit by address
cling the anthor t*
CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
decs-dsm Greenpoini, Long island, New YORK.
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Notice 10 shippers ana Carriers.

septi-d Provost Marshal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

ysrnish. made shelly 81 IN -p~rs q gum ospsi
Do made 81 othe- GYMS CT snbstsnc<s
Vegetable oils. pr gallon
Vegetable pulmonary bsls.na. sarse e. 'sT,nrri.
nee
vermifuge. same ~ -.Deurfrics"
Warehouse entry. Ct cusfom hoases. not exceed.
ING one dollar In value. stamp duty
Do. do, excesting 60 delIsr, snd net exor~aiur
hFs dollars
/ Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars IN value o.
warehouse recetpts. stamp duty
WHISKY, per gallon
Do, rcctIiied. i not - pay an ad.liional duty.
Wholesale dealers. unsier vhieh tern J. includet
every person whose business o. occupation j.
70 sell, or ODER 70 81. srooeries. 90 any g0cis.
wares or merchaudise. u fore IN % donseslir
proiuction. BY mere than one original PARA
age Or piece AZ one tine. % the sane pur-
chaser, not including wines. spirituous or malt
hqu0rS. for each license
Z Wholesale dealers IN bquors q every d-scrip-
ton, including distilled spints, fermtnied a.
quors and wines e all kinds lpcrSons. ethe r
than di-tiliers. who sell or oSer for sale any
such liquors. IN quantities Il more than three
gallons al one time e the same purchaser. are
included.l for each license
/ Willow. manufactures Il
| Wine made Of grapes. per gallon
Z Withdrawal entry. Al custom house stamp duty
Wood, manufactures 81 IL not otherwise pro-
vided for
I Weed Screws
Wool. manufactures Il. not otherwise specified
Z Norsted, manufactures q not Otherwise specified
Worm loEenges. same a. ~Denufrce.'
WIT. stamp duty
Zinc, manufactures Of. not otherwise sp-cifed
Do, cxyce Of, per 100 pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE
an AND AFTER NAY 5. lss2. trains will be
~ run a. follows
Nail Train will leave indianapolis at lilo A NJ.
stop al all stations and make close kokomo
with train the CnSnnsfi and Chicago Air Lane Rail
road for Loyansport Valparaiso and Chicago and
al Peru at BIS T. NJ in time make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going Esst and
West.
Returning, the train will leave Peru 600
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the the TIA W r. W.
from the East and arrive AZ Indianapolis go A. ~
in time make connections for all points last South
and West.
Expresstran viii leave Indianapolis at loss z. NJ
connect kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive
Peru 500 A. M time make connections with trains
gong East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru 1900 N
making close connection Al kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport and arrive AZ indianapolis
4lO NJ n time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given 20 the transportation Of live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THko. p. HAusHkf, General Ticket Agent apl s2diy
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SIN md
r a Z L r . "A ID


r "A I L r . "A ID
shortest Route by Thirty Miles!
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily lsuDdays exoepted
IyIRsTTRAIy.-5.2o AN CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
u Express arrives at Cincinnati at 10 NJ, and Lex
ington. Ky. 7;3o y. NJ
Second Train--lG40 A. M-Cncinnau Mail, arrives At
Cincinnati $40 y. NJ, making close connection with Little
Miami Railroad for Loveand, Morrow, Columbus. New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling
Third Train-635 P. NJ Cincinnati Express arrives At
Cincinnati ITO y. NJ.
Fare as by any other route
Call for your tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
Norcx.-Be you in the right train at
Indianapolis. The emily Cincinnati traIn stands on the
fifth track. being the farfhes track south in the Union
Depot. Indianapolis
W. II. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIZ. POWELL. Travelling Agent my26 81
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HOT ELS.
SCHOOL ORGANS.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE THING FoR
"A Sabbath Schools, Academies and small Cburches-
~ & n ~ q ~ - - -.
ux3 WILLARD STOwEfl
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A IL r o a d
1862. HK - e 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route to Chicago VIA kekomo.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE
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