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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
Never fail TT give satisfaction all who their virtue
Prepared at DR.. Hnrds Deutal Office No II Fourth
sfraet isr0pkIvu r.
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by nail
some Que or more of Dr. Ilurl's Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fill None are inailnble
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt OF price Clj centsj and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons in
places where tue druggists aud storekeepers arc
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by rour
with compartweDts-each box containing n bot-
tie of Dr. H,irds Mouth Wash, aud Tooth 1cbe
Drops, a box of Tooth Poipder, the Neurgio;q
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on T4s,l
anu their Diseases, lie Jest means of t,reserp,D1
them, and he proper treatment Of Chiidrens Yeet6.
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary artcles price ner
package one doHlr, or six packages for So. sent
hy express as directed. As the Express cLaroes
are not much, II any, more on dozen thnn ON
one, It is far cheaper to order six or fl dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all or the surplus con he disposed Of 10 ueioh-
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
now much pain, suffering unhappiuess and dis
iigurement, expense, loss of time and monoy
would be saved to the country ii every fomil,,
to day had one of these packages, which. in ~
self, is Il complete set of Deatal Remedies. Al
dress VIM. B. Hurd s. Co. Tribune Buildinos
New York, and write name aud address plainlv
That remittances may be made with confidence
W. i. IL 4 Co. refer to the Mayor If Brooklvn
to G. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers md
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of the
American Manufacturers Gazette TO JOY Coe
X Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P. A.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees It and who has already ordered q second
supply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
Farm fnr Said

4tej,aaAr In Appoquinimnk Hundred miles south Of
Nsss Odessa, on the main road To NnyrnA cont.inin
liii M about lSi acres. There dwelling houses
lsAA& on the place one of which was built within a
lew years, and the necessary building. Also sna
woodland The property will be tnld low For firther
Parueuisrs apply 10 JOHN McLEAG 4 SON,
apll-u IN Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
No. a D0ck 81, Fhiiadelphia,
LaIn COL L L InNEaA

No. a D0ck 81, Fhiadelphin,
fLaie COL. Il. h. JONEsD
nlls Hotel kept on the ENroleaH Plan is convenient
for Travellers, citizens, and the Public generally b.
lug 10 the immediate neghlorhnol Of the Exchange a-
Joining tue Post ONCE aud within few minutes walk
of the Delaware WArve, the landings fer Steamboat
from all parts
Meals can he had At al hours, from o'clnek in the
morning 10 y o'clock at night lor l2f cents and ul,
wards Lodging Rooms can BIZ procured at ali times for
81 cents Per night The Chambers are clean we'll ven
tilated and aii .e@y furnished The Eating Depart.
ment will be provided with the best market can bro
duea the Drinking Counter furnished with good Lilsi
and choice Cigars. The Proprietor hopes tua by strict
personal attention. with competent and obligng servants
he will be able 10 please.
J. oTTENKI,K,
date Of Baltimore, Nd, and Madison House Phada.j
iy-1iy. PROPRIETOR
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the attention of Gardeners and others
W TO our large selected stock fresh Seeds, consisting
q Garden, Flour and Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, u. Landreth Sut Those IN
want Of good and reliable seeds, find them at
mar 8il Market street
FOR SALE.
A MORTGAGE for $1,000 for sale on very favorable
n terms Apply to
WIN. MCAULLRY.
Wilmington, July 25 1861.
GmMsHAW's RHEUMATIC LiNiMENT
609 Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
FOR RENT

fss.s very fine house in excellent order on Market
HI. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets Il H.
liii mngton, Also, several small houses in yarIons
k&sikskszzh parts of the City. Apply to ''''Ou'
WIN. MGAULLEY,
jury 10, 1862 COG Market st. Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods and
Trimmings.
Mrs. JANE IJJFF

No. log lPesf SeDeiM STREET, between Sliplsy and
Orange.
MEW fancy goods and trimmings At the above named
~ place the Is prepared to furnish every thing IN hat
line a. cheap as Tue cheapest, and as good as best
Ladies' are Invited t1 examine ese articles for them.
e''"'. dec3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

money. American Stocks, unchanged.
The steamship New York from Neu
fork, t4th, md tho Asia from New j orb,
arrived % Ne 10th,
LAr1sT ~ TELnOa ApH.-London Sat.
urday The Times has n editorial com.
batting and denying all Mr. Stewards
promises In his last dispatch to Mr..
Adams aud dissenting from his conclu.
sions. 1t reiterates its argume nts a sinsl
any interference and pockims that Eng
land is no obstacle in the way Of peace
The true obstacle it says Is to be found il
those who stimulate the passions they
ought to alloy and urge on with all their
might the catastrophe which they clearly
foresee and are yet able to prevent.
Paris, ia French steam frigate,
from the SO uadron on the Atlantic coast,
has arrived nj Toulon. She reports that
the officers of the squadron, employed in
watching Garibaldi's movements, are act
lively at work night and day, and the
decks of the vessels are cleared and held
in readiness for action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28
Why Afrosss are MADE.
Times Dispatch.

ashington, Aug. u.
The Cabinet had . meeting to-day.
The general feeling over public affairs
was decidedly more hopeful than for some
time past. The President is understood
to have said that the crisis is past and the
point of danger turned.
The recent political arrests are justified
on the ground that the most of the
parties arrested we're such a. to discourage
enlistments. The Government does no,
intend or desire to be understood rs in
tending TO interpose any obstacle to the
freest criticism Of public men and meas
ures. Its policy in supprcssing the re-
bellion is regarded legitimate subject Of
popular discussion, but the rebellion itself
must no, be defended, nor government
measures opposed to the prejudioe Of the
recruiting service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

On the Gath Of July, 1852, on
board the steamer t'Silver Moon,' blow
Gsiro, NAptsiu Thomas j. Taylor, com
pany i I'd Iowa cavalry, aged 70 yearr.
Whereas, Capt. Thomas j.. Taylor, Co.
i, ID Iowa cavalry. while On Ms WY home
from Helena, Arkansas, died below Cairo,
OH board the steamer Silver Moon, Of
typhoid fever, on the Gath day Of July,
1863; and whereas, meeting Of the off,
GERS Of this regiment has been called to
express our feelings and pass resolutions
of coincidence with his family and friends;
and whereas, it has pleased God to remove
from us, by fatal and lingering disease,
our late brother in arms, Capt. Thomas
]. Taylor; and whereas, Capt. Taylor has
proven himself brave man, an energetic
and efficient officer, gentleman and fast
friend, beloved by his men, respected by
his commanding officers, and endsared by
his many noble qualities to his associates
and all with whom he came in contact.
Therefore, resolved, That we deeply
sympathixe with his distressed widow and
hAplsss orphans 10 their loss of loving
husband and kind, indulgent father, hop
ing they may End consolation in the
knowledge that he died in the cause of his
country, patriot, loved and honored by
his companions in arms.
Resolved, That in the death Of Captain
Taylor our country has lost noble de-
fender. Iowa model citizen, and We, his
co-laborcrs in the cause of the Union, m
ardent laborer, whose place con not easily
be filed.
Resolved, That his death has cast
shade and gloom over our regiment, which
has lost one of its brightest ornaments,
one of ito most efficient officers, model
Of honor. integrity and devotion to duty
Resolved, That in rendering these reso-
buttons, wc do SO from our hearts, in all
sincerity. and not ~ an empty form, be-
heving this tribute but slight testimon-
ial to his worth.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be sent to the widow, and 10 the
Keokuk, Bloomfield. and Centreyille
papers for publication.
MAJOR VIM. G.. DRAKx, Pres't.
Adjt. H. d. b. CUrLsR, Sec'y.
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Memphis rs. via. Cairo. Aug. 81.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 25th says
the British steamer Racer touched ut
Charleston on the 25th, leaving dispatches
for foreign Consuls, then sailed south
ward. There is quarrel between Gen.
Bragg and Mobile and Vicksburg papers.
A long correspondence between Bragg
and the editors.
A mandatory for Colts Revolvers
has just been started at Macon
The vicksburg Wing says the Federal
gunboats took away six unmounted heavy
guns at Hoyne's Bluff, on the Yazoo
River.
Rumors from secession sources are that
the Federal gunboats had captured =
steamer laden with FIVE thousand stand OF
arms near Milliken Bend. The arms
were destined for Hindman 1t Little Rock
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DUBLIC NOTICE.

by virtue Of an instrument in writing executed by
bryant Bartlett, authorizing thereto, will sell nj
Public Auction al the Keokuk Branch VI the State
Bank Of Iowa, In the city OF Kssknk, Lee eonniy,
Iowa. on the 18th day Of September. A. u. lsG7. 10.
tween the hours OF ii O'Clock and 10 O'Clock n,
the notes, or 10 much thereof may BE-
essaTy TO sssfy the claims for which they plsdg
ed with interest and Costs via One note dated pTl
l4h, A. d. 1850, Tor Six Husdred Dollars, payable 10
TIE order Of sf b.ieI With interest st ten per
Adams. and due before the i&th OF April A. ID.
1854 Two notes dated April 0h, 1858, for One Hun.
drsd and Hixtysix anc dGl00 Dolars each pay
and three aftsr date. respectively VIII atsrsss
a ten per cent 70 the order OF Bryant Bartlett, and
signed BY VIM. X. Hamilton, oil Of whlch n0ses are
endorsed by said Bartlett.
Terms--Cash down. o. C.. HALE.
Keokuk, Aug. n, lo67--2td3t
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Sr.c-cc FROM F-aR o. Ins CsAfT.-
Mr.. Linus Leonard, Of 6turbridge, Mas
sachusetts, COMMITTED suicide on the 18th
instant. BY hanging himself by ! rope
from beam in the upper part Of shed
adjoining his barn. Limitations we're
given 70 his family Of such purpose. A.
ter one OF the assessors Of the town had
been with hin taking The names Of these
subject to draft NJ. leonard Was An ex.
tensiys farmer, had acquired large pro-
perry, and was much respected. He Was
iorty-two years Of ago, sad leaves . wife
and two young sons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

"NEurRALs" AIDING SECESSION The
Panama Herald, Of August I. says. The
government cannon consisting Of four
large brass pieces. were sold on Wednes-
day night last. y private sale. to Senior
Bergamotte; and shipped next day to the
United States. We understand that the
sale was effected by the Secssh party, 1t
II cents pound, and has cansed great
indignation throughout the city. the prop
efty being considered worth at least Is
cents at Panama.
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Armed Traitors In MARYLAND.
New York. An1. 2fi

The Herald's Washington dispatch
says: The condition Of affairs in Mary
land is not satisfactory to loyal Union
men. II is we'll known that the rebels
there are openly organized in every county
in the State, and there is reason to be-
lieve they are fully prepared with arms,
and only wait an opportunity to raise the
black flag of rebellion. The military
authorities are strongly urged to require
the disarming Immediately of oil who will
not take the oath of allegiance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS.


Sandy Hook. Aug. e.
The Persia is now passing this point /;
advices two days later.
The news relating to Garibaldi is very
vague and contradictory. No collision is
yet reported.
Liverpool breadstuffs market had .
downward tendency.
Consols 93A@934 for money.
Flour, downward tendency, with slight
decline, chiefly inferior qualities. Wheat,
quiet, with decline Of 1@2d per GENITAL.
Corn firm, mixed 19s 6d@29s Sd. Beef.
dull; Pork, heavy; Bacon, active and
advanced.
London Market readstufIs, firm.
Paris, 10, p. A.-Rentes closed 98(190.
1t is denied that the Tuscarora left
Kingston under Government orders. 1t il
rumored she received telegraph from
Liverpool that the steamer 1890" was in
the channel, hence a departure. She was
expected back at Kingston.
The Evening Post regards drafting as
an issue in which failure would be ruin
certain and definite.
The Daily News attacks Russell's res.
ponse to Seward n inconsistent with dig.
nifty and self respect. It argues that ate,
Roshuck's insult to the Northerners be.
fore the prime minister 1t Sheffield, the
less said about hostile demonstrations the
better.
The Army and Navy Gazette regards
the military prospects Of the South Les,
hopeful, and thinks they should be max.
ing offensive demonstrations before The
nsW Northern levies are raised.
The New York correspondent Of the
Times charges the North with loss Of
enthusiasm, and says that if aignal humil
iation befall Mcclellan Or Pope the indie
pendence of the South would be secured
NspolsoD's fete passed Of without pol
itical significance. The Emperor mad.
no speech. He reviewed the Nationa
Guard on the 14th. The FIRST time since
the coup Do etat.
The moothly returns of the Bank o
France show decrease In cash Of seve,
and quarter millions francs.
The Patrie thinks after the French oc
cupy the City q Mexico, Spain may pro
pose to again place the Mexican opsstio,
On the basis Of the London Convention.
i Garibaldi had quit Castro Diovanni, An,
arrived at Plaza with volunteers, it i %
serted NOS numbering moro than 5000
Royal troops continued to advance. Som
politicians Believed that Notwithstanding,
appearances there is At the bottom aeon
plste accord between G,ribaldi and Vic
tor Emanuel. Rcasoli is said to favo
Garibaldi,s advance 10 Rome. Austri,
was taking strong precautions in Venetia
Tbs PfussiaH gnrernmcnt Km in difficult,
with its Military Budget.
VERY LATEST.
Bresdstu4s, quist aud steady SATURDAY
evening. Consols closed 93(00S@ Ia
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BOUNTY STILL PAID TO RE
ID CRUlf6 ENfERING THE OLD
PIGMENTS

Extract from General Order Of War DspAStm snl
No. -:
SsvessA. From and afteT the nfeensh dAy u An
gust new regiments ~ volunteers viii be oRganis
Sd. but the present. bounty and advance pay Will b
menes.
& BY order OF the Secretary Of War,
L. THonAs, Adjutant General
bounty and advance pay promptly paid 20 thoss
WV. W. BELxNAP,
Asjor 18th Iowa, Recruiting Omcsr.
Keokuk, Aug. l6-dtf
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pECRUITs WANTED FOR THE
18th Raeiment Iowa Volunteers,

Over six months In service and sew - emp . boi-
var Tenn essse in Gen. J. ~ Tutts's l0vA Dst6SAAe.
Zach recruit viii recsive on bsns mustered u, four
dollars recruiting fec. twenty. LIVE dollars United
states bounty one mouths pay (thrteen doliarsl in
advanes snd dollars United Slatss bosa-
~ at the end Of enlistment
Only abie-boded men wanted, who will b. fur
nishsd with suhAisepce and coed quarlefn otninQ,
Hnd with on arriving at the general render
yous NJ Davenport @ess
Recruits permitted snier such company Of Tho
Seetm0nt - they NAY prefer.
omcs--seeoDd street bstvssn Main and Jshsson,
near the P0st06hce.
WIN. ". BELKNAP, Msisr,
10th Reg. Iowa Vols! Recruiting oiheef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28
Judicial Cenvsnsiss !.

The Republican Judicial Convention,
at Abba on Thursday, nominated fol
Judge. Judge Tannehill, Of Appanoose
for Prosecutor, Mr.. Jones, of Davis. for
Board Of Education, Mr.. Scott, Of Ap.
panoose. The convention endorsed the
resolutions Of the State Convention. -
Wayne and Lucas county we're entirely
unrepresented, and some Of the other
counties were represented BY only one
vote. s. W. Summers, Of this city, was
warmly supported for Judge. and vas bca,
by one vote. As citizen Of Wappello
and on account Of his eminent 6tness fol
the position, we should have been graft.
fed BY the nomination Of Mr.. Summers.
but We can endorse the nomination Of
Judge Tannehill as one every way st to
be made. He is an old citizen Of this
District. and an able jurist.--[ Ottumws
Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

The many friends Of EDWARD NUM-. ESQ,
without distinction Of party suggest his name
Candidate for Clerk OF lie Disos Court
Of Lee county, Iowa. ., the ensuing election Fitted
he 10, by education and experience. for The Once,
1t Is believed that he will receive the mnsnimoas sup
port of those who beles that the only the po-
sition should be capacity aud loyalty. 81
augl3-dn
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PARIs.-Victor Hugo says "Paris is
the expression of the world. For Paris
il sum total Paris is the ceiling of the
human race. All this prodigious city il
an epitome Of dead and living manners
and customs. He who sees Paris seems
TO see all history through, with sky and
constellation in the intervals. Paris has
. Capitol. ting Hotel Dc Vile: Parthsnon,
Notre Dame; = Mount Avsntine, the Fau-
bourg st. Antoine; IN Asinarium, the
6orbonne; Pantheon. tho Pantheon; =
Via Sacra. the Boulevard des Italiens; Z
tower Of Winds. public opinion-and sup
plies the place Of the Gemoniae BY ridi-
Guile. Its MAYO is the 'faraup.' its 7ya..
severiao is the suburban; ito oensnel ID the
strong man Of the marke- place; ita lazsa-
rome il the psgrs: its cockaey isths gsu-
din. AL that can be found anywhere
can be found in Paris"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

w u5ullEAo ~ w. +
The TribuDe's correspondent gives the
following extraordinary statement relative
TO The tenderness Of the rebels towards
Gen. Mcdowell:
: The attack Of Stuart's Cavalry upon
Catlett's Station seems likely to prove
rich mine for correspondents - the one
BY the same officer to the rear of the Pc
ninsular army. Among the trophies car
ried of we're S40, 900 in cash, belonging
to the Quartermastsr' Department OF
Gen. Pope's army, and bis commission ~
Brigadier General and Major General.
The latter was however re-captured by
one Of our soldiers. who found it in the
saddlebags of rsbel trooper, which was
left behind in the hurry Of departure. A
Captain in the PurDell Legion in Col.
Simpsons regiment vas lying hid In q
house by the Railroad track, and heard
Gen. Stuart give positive orders to save
Gen. McDowell's train, but seize Gen.
Pope's and destroy what was not of pub
lie Importance. The order was implicit
y obeyed. Although the wagons Of Gen.
Mcdowell and King were close at hand,
they we're not disturbed; but everything
in Gen. Pope's was turned out, his OFF,
cial papers sorted out and carried of, and
his letters from his wife and other private
individuals strewn over the ground or
torn into bits.
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GOVERNMENT TO FURNISH SussrI

GOVERNMENT TO FURNISH SuSsrI-
TuTEs.-A correspondent Of the N. Y.
Tribune. writing from Washington, says
ut il thought the Government will re-
sort 70 the Napoleonic plan Of providing
substitutes during the coming draft ;
that is, the price for substitute will
be fixed by the Government, and any
man BY paying $500 or $500 to the
Government will DO Allovedto remain !,
home. The amount paid will Be offered
by the Government - abounty, which
will fill the ranks Of the Union armies
Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28

Philadelphia, Aug. IS.
The Press of this city has rumor that
Gen. Sigel shot Gen. Mcdowell through
the head on the battle field ct Warrenton.
The news comes from Baltimore.
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ssrhe Tine Nd cone. ;,

The Independent of last week has
powerful leader BY Horny Ward Beecher,
entitled as above. We quote the conclu-
sion of it:
This is our answer to these specious
pleas "To make war our first business,
and settle politics afterwards. In this
case policy is part Of war. 1t is policy
that has kept our Generals striking with
the sheath on their swords. 1t has been
false policy that sh,unk back from the
life and health that we're in Fremont's
proclamation in Missouri. 1t has been a
confused and impraoticable policy that
has sent Buell. crawling like : tortoise
through dilatory months, where he should
have flown like IN eagle or marched like
q mani 1t has been policy which has par
alised quarter Of = million OF men on the
Potomac for year. Warcannot be flung
like bomb through the air. War is
policy. The only question is, schaf that
policy shall be?
Hitherto the Government has under
taken to make war upon sovereign States
SO as to subdue the people without chang
ing their political rights. We have had
enough such folly.
Now we ask for a Sane Policy II a
State is in condition to justify war, it
will justify the total supervision of it's
civil economy. War is only Government
in arms. To enter State with FEEDER
al army j. to violate every principle Of in-
dependence. Let US accept, the fact. Let
US proclaim it. Let us take the advan-
tage Of it. Let US see that force and su-
thority SO justly in conflict with rebelli-
GUS States, to purge out of them whatever
elements will make it dangerous for them
to live in national federation.
We have been made irresolute, indie
cisive, and weak by the Presidents IT.
tempt 10 unite mpossibilities; to make
war. and to keep peace; to strike hard and
not hurt to invade sovereign States, and
not NEEDLE With the sovereignty; to put
down rebellion without touching it's cause;
to bring an Infatuated people into enforced
union with the enemies. and to leave all
their causes of quarrels unsettled, and
vigorous, and yet hope for future con-
cord.
/ The way to make war is TO destroy
slavery. The way to secure peace after
war is to destroy slavery. II any
have scruples about interfering with
Southern rights, their scruples are too
late. We have already done it. War 10
supreme interference. We have violated
State sovereignty as much rs it can be
done. What State sovereignty is there
under m imposed Military Governor in
truded upon New Orleans, Nashville and
Newbernf
i The only question is whether he will
use that lawful intrusion for the ends OF
health and truth, or whether We viii 70
on with timid and fatuow policy, de-
} signed TO roll over upon future times ten.
I fold greater Disturbances than those which
we have suffered.
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NOTICE.

Misses seymour and Buckingham win commence !
Private School, corner OF Eghth and Main, "a door
lst to connus until the opening Of the Public
Terms-25 cents per week. faug4s-did
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- The Davenpart Democrat says that
Captain 1t fhngwell, of the list Iowa Cav
airy. has been appointed Of the staff Of
Gen. Pope, with the rank of Colonel, and
all because the Captain shot off the nose
of soldier in his own company, for which
he was court-msrtialed T!
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OSr,

T OST,
On Monday, one package Of Rank Hills, contaning
$40 one OF the bills believed 10 be Trsosury Note,
the balance In SIS 3's and 2s liberal reward win
be paid on returning the - Capt Bishop the
aug2S-N YOUNG EAGLE.