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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16

gg- Garibaldi, few weeks since the terror
of Europe, is now wounded and prisoner,
and is to be banished. Yesterday god: to-
day devil! So goes the world and such is
fame.
The CONFERENCE.-The demand for la
Dor in this city is so gaeat, under the expan-
sion of business of all sorts growing out of the
military influx, that ''contrabandsn though spo-
ken of as numerous are in reality very scarce,
as anybody may verify by trying to hire them.
Recent additions to our colored population are
doubtless very much exaggerated, but more
or less, they do not ontrun the augmented call
for labor Of the kinds to which the contra
bands" are adapted. They are, as genera
rule, willing workers. Washington Republic
can.
gE- The Washington correspondent of the
World says:
1t is anticipated that the President will grant
Gen. Mcdowell public trial by court martial
as soon as the generals who will take part in
it can be spared from the field. The friends of
Gen. Mcdowell are more earnest than his,
enemies, and assert to-day that every general
officer serving under Pope, in the latter's late
campaign, unite emphatically in repudiating
all the aspersions on Gen. McDowell's loyalty,
courage, or efficiency during the campaign.
The Springfield Republican says:
There is one thing settled by the events Of
last year. which is, that swashy pronuncamen-
tos are poor substitutes for strategy and fight
ing,-in fact, are of no earthly use in real war.
The rebels are not Chinese, To be panic strick-
en- by grand dash of gongs. Swagger has had
its day, and fighting men and fighting Gen
erals are now in demand This is one of the
bright spots in the general darkness. Now
give thesfighting Generals men enough, and
we think they are not to be ont-generalled, as
our volunteers have already proved that they
are not to be out-fought.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Jackson's Forces Moving towards Mar
tinsburg.


CHAMDERsBURG, Sept. IA.
9P. M.-Parties arriving to-day from the
neighborhood of Williamsport report portion
of Jacksons force moving towards Martins
burg, for the purpose of capturing Col. White
and his command, but it was found that he
had evacuated the place two hours previously,
and succeeded in reaching Harper's Ferry in
safety.
An engine sent from this place this after
noon proceeded as lar as the State line, blow
ing the whistle as loud as possible. There
were no signs of rebel pickets or companies.
Citizens living near the State line coming in
tonight report no rebels in their neghbor-
hood. They had evacuated Hagerstown, but
in what direction they had proceeded they
could not tell.
The rebel pickets yesterday captured one OF
Capt. Palmer's men. They refused to accept
his parole, and he was carried off to prison.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16

New York Market.

NEW YORK, September Is.
Cotton lower; sales 700 bales at So Sole for mid
ding uplands
Flour-State and Western unchanged; Superfine
State So a 20; extra do So IS a 8 IS; round hoop
Ohio SIS SO a 90; Western IS 90 20; common to
good 80 IS; Southern steady; mixed to good
8 so 95; fancy and extra So 90 a so; Canada un-
changed.
Wheat Re lower; Chicago spring 81 o5 al IS;
Milwaukee club 81 08 a / IA; winter red Western
81 q a "a; white Michigan / 81 a 80; white Ken
lucky As; red state Is
Corn lie lower; mixed Western 81 80 for shipping;
50 a 81 for eastern; white Southern SO.
Beefquiet.
Pork quiet.
sugars-irmer; Now Orleans 81 81; Muscovada
81 n 81
Cofee-actye; Rio 21i.
Moasses firm; New Orleans IS 81; Porto Rico 81 !;
Barbados 80.
Freighs to Liverpool easier; cotton 5-l6d -four
3s Sd IS 1old gram 1i 15d for wheat in bulk and
ships bags.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
From Fortress Monroe
FORTRESS MoNRaE

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. Is.
About 200 parolled Union prisoners arrived
to-day. The balance of the 5000 are expected
tomorrow.
The rebels are now very particular to take
the heighth, color of hair, eyes and complexion
of all they parole.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th has a
lengthy account of the capture of Bridgeport
and the fort at Battle Creek, by the rebels I'M
der Gen. Marcy.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Head Quarters,
CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Portland, Sept. 10, 1862.

CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Portland, Sept. 10, 1862
GENERAL ORDER No g.
In order to the advantages of SO much Of
General Order No. 81, issued by the Governor and
Commandcrn-Chief, authorizes the quotas of the
several towns to euter the company regiment of
their choice, far may be consistent with the
service all quotas must report their mutual
rangements to these Head Quarters Immediately af
ter their arrival in camp TO the end that the organ
zasion of the several companies and regiments may
be perfected at the earliest practicable moment
The disposition of snch quotas as cannot mutually
agree in the premises will be made by the Command
ant at an early day.
The respective companies and regiments will be du
ly organized Immediately upon their being filed
No company will be organized without the full
complement of l01 men, No regiments companies
will hereafter be allowed to organize outside of the
rendezvous
The commissioning of any and all officers of COM
panies and regiments, or hereafter encamped at
this rendezvous will be objected against by the Colo
mel commanding. unless such officers. immediately
upon their election OCCUPY the quarters provided for
them at this camp, aud are found invariably, upon
all proper occasions present for duty with their
pective commands.
BY order of the Colonel Commandant,
sepl2-lw +. 5. NORRIS. Post Adjt.
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Notice.

TUyHE undersigned, having been appointed by Ma
or for the first assessment district in Maine Assist
ant Assessors for the sixth and seventh division of
having been duly qualified aud entered upon the du-
ties thereof hereby give notice to all persons liable
to taxation in said city under the law of Congress APP
proved July LIST, 1862 that they will be in session dali
ly SUNDAYS exceptcd for the present. at Office in the
new City Building in the second story, from nine TO
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, and from three to five
O'Clock in the afternoon to receive true and COM
plete lists of all taxable property, of every kind al
to receive applications for license, provided in
and required by said act
sAML SMALL. Asst Assessor, Div. No. 8.
AT. GERRISH
n. B.-Blank forms can be had by calling at ONCE.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1862. div
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16

HARRISBURG. Sept. Is.
a potion OF the New York and Illinois cav
airy made an attack upon Longstreet's ammu-
milton train, on the road between Hagerstown
and Williamsport and succeeded in taking so
wagons, with about 80 prisoners, and brought
them to Chambersburg.
A deserter came into Chambersburc last
night from Louisiana regiment and repre-
sented Longstreet as moving off, and that the
rebels had lost two men for every one recruit
ed. Baltimore company had deserted in
body.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Stock Market.

New YORK, Sept. Is.
Stocks moderately active and higher; Chicago &
Rock Island So; Cleveland Toledo IS; Michigan
Central 20; Michigan Southern guaranteed 64l; Ga
lena Chicago 135 Reading 6l4; Hudson 54L; Erie
4ol; New York Central % Pacific Mail Ill; Amer.
SIS AZ; Treasury 6's 1881 The market advanced he
since the Board adjourned in consequence of the good
news from Gen McClellans army.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
ATTACK on BLOOMFIELD.
Recapture Of the City by Fcderals.
CAPE GrRARpEAU. Mo-. Sent. "a,

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo-, Sept. ii.
A special despatch to st. Louis Union, says
Bloomfield was attacked on Thursday morn
ing by the rebels. 1t was defended by 1900
enrolled militia, including detachment from
here. The fight lasted two hours. The re-
bells took one l24-pounder howitzer and with
drew. The militia abandoned the place taking
with them one iron 12-pounder, but spiked it
two miles from Bloomfield
Col. Boyd, from Greenvillc, shclled Bloom
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Commercial.
Tpar sfoamsb;p Rahaa;an ar

tPer steamship Bohemian, Off Cape Race.l
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-The sales for
three days were 25oo bales including 10000 to spec
lators and exporters. The market opened excited
at an advance of I'd a,3d since Friday The sales on
Thursday were 1000 bales The market closed dull at
slight decline.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. Rich.
ardson, Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash & Co. and
others, report Flour partially declined Cd. Wheat
dull and declined I'd; Red Western IS 3ds1I0s Cd;
Red Southern los Cd los Sd; White Western Halls
cd; White southern lis 6da12s. Corn declined la
Cd; mixed Dos; yellow 2ss 6da29s Cd; while 3la32s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET Beef
dull. Pork very dull. Bacon quiet but steady Lard
quiet and partially declined Cd. Tallow inactive
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Ashes
firm at 32s for Pots and Pearls. Rosin advanced TO
29sa29s Cd. Spirits Turpentinc firm at lbs Sugar
active. Rice steady. Coffee inactive. Linseed Oil
STEADY at AIS.
Latest by Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET-The sales for
the week % 900 bales including 900 TO spec
ulators and $500 exporters. The market opened at
advance of 2dSd. but a reaction set in owing to
a change in wind and expected heavy arrivals Su-
closed nominal at advance of ID ON the week The
sales on Friday not ascertained. The market
closed rmer at the following authorized quotations.
New Orleans fair Bid; middiing 29d Mobile fair 3Od:
middling sd; Upands fair Sod; middling 2s4d The
stock in port amounts TO $500 bales of which 500
American.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Friday PM-Con-
soils closed at SO sa93l for money.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16

field about o'clock on Friday afternoon, and
retook the place after few minutes firing
In the first named fight the federal loss was
three killed and five wounded. The rebel loss
Is not known. Col. Boyd is being reinforced.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16

DIR. J. CLAwsoN KELLEY and DR. ii. L. DAVIS,
Analytical Physicians for the better accommodation
of their patients have removed their Office to more
capacious room. No. Clapp's Bock.-the only place
where DR. kELLEY's genuine medicines can be had
In Portland.
DR.. DAVIS will be in attendance at the above room
on Thursday and Friday Sept. 18th and l2th and
be consulted upon all diseases FREE OF CHARGE.
The afflicted are respectfully invited to call
sept5 ct
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15
Decrease of Loans SGO1 s45; Increase of Specie
s936,4l1; do circulation ,l6l; do deposits, So
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Postponement of Draft.

BOSTON, Sept 10.
The draft in Massachusetts, has been post
poned till October first
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Economy Is Wealth,

And the purchasers of the c. w. Williams & Co.'S
formerly Williams & Orvisl S25 Family Sewing Ma
chimes find il so. These machines, for simplicity du-
rability and of management not excelled
ing wheel can run backwards forwards and sew
just WELL and in the mechanism TO be observed
n number of ingenious contriyances peculiar to this
machine only The manufacturers say that If costly
mach ines wanted, they make them equal in style
and finish to those of any other makers but good
faith requires them saw that far as respects the
practical of a sewing machine their s25 ma
chimes just good and just reliable any
machines chich either themselves anybody else
can make. Please call and see them at s4i Middle
Street.
Portland, Sept L. 1862. eod2ws
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
Pier and Mantle Mirrors.

MYTH Oval Square Eliptical frames, with
w Rosewood Black Walnut Gilt finish made
to order, of any size, style design, of new and
elegant patterns; also cheap Looking Glasses and
plates reset in old frames, by
MORRISON & Co, %, Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL
For Boys,
T0PSHAM, MAINE.

TTVHE FALL TERM of this highly successful school
one weeks.
For "Circulars, &C., please address the Principal.
Parents are cordially invited to visit the school,
WARREN JOHNSON, NJ. A., Principal.
REFERENCES:
Patrons,
2 Hon. w. w. Thomas, Mayor, Portland.
A. Spring. Esq, "
s. c. Blanchard, Esq, Yarmouth
Hon. j. w. Bradbury. Augusta.
Jones II. Veazie, Esq, Bangor.
Capt c. II. Soule, Freeport.
Levi Young. Esq, Ottawa, c. W.
VIM. Jarvis, Esq. Castine
Prof. c. L. Stowe, Andover. Mass.
By Permission,
Pres't Woods, and Faculty of Bowd. Coll.
J. W. Chickering, ID. D., Portland.
Charles A. Lord. Esq, Z"
Rev. Wooster Parker, Belfast.
Hon. j. L. Cutler, Augusta. jul19MW&S Sew
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-16
BILL OF FARE

~ Open every Sunday from to !, and from to
O'Clock. jul29dtf
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Remarks of Mr.. Morrill, of yermont

An Reply to Mr.. Voorhees of Indiana. in The
House Of Representatives., Nay 2l, 1862.
MIR. MORRILL,, Of Vermont. have been
somewhat surprised. Mr.. Speaker, by the
remarkable speech of the gentleman from
Indiana, Mr.. VOORHEES,, and more sur
prised by the remarkable statements which
ne attempted TO present as facts. / en-
deavored TO interrupt the gentleman for the
purpose Of giving the precise facts, suppos.
ing that the gentleman, as he was speaking
by the book, would be anxious TO be accurate
In his statement which he was about to send
to the public, but the gentleman declined
any such corrections.
Now, what was the representation of the
gentleman Why, that at the end of the
next year our debt would amount to 81, 0oo.-
100000, and that the annual interest upon
our present Indebtedness would amount to
$lO0,O00,0O0. Mr.. Speaker, to say noting
about the taste of attacking the admins
tration which is doing all it can TO put down
rebellion which was inaugurated by the
gentieman's own party, and by no other par
ty, he ought to haze reflected that our army
In the field is even nos commanded by dem
ocratic generals-two of the largest COM
mands being held by democrats, (1IcClellan
and Halleck, and besides these most of the
minor commands, NIcDowell, Butler, and
Burnside j and tina; If there is any extrava-
giant expenditure, they are as much respou-
sible as any party in this country. While
such are the facts, and while the Office of
secretary of war is also filed by demo-
craft such speech comes with an III grace
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from the gentlemen. ! am willing that par
ties guilty of fraud shall be visited by do'
punishment, and will 90 as far as the gentle
man himself to eject that object. let then
be hung on gibbets, and be exeerated for al
time. | think the gentleman will find al
many of these martyrs ia the democratic
ranks as anywhere else. But, Mr.. Speak.
er, all that il oat Of order--as much so AS
the gentleman's speech. merely intend
ed to give tire fact ia reference to the pub
lie expenditures.
The whole amount Of the appropriations
which have passed this House for 1862 are
s5S6,000,00o. Tire whole amount of APP
preparations for 1868 are $544,os2,00o.
This is large enough, but not so large as
understood the statement of the gentleman
by about one half. Consequently, IL this
war should continue even till the expiration
Of next year. the expenditure viii not then
have amounted to more than 81 100000
600. The amount of the present indebted
ness, including the old debt. is but little
over 600000, Gee. Therefore the interest
on the public debt cannot be, even at seven
per cent, more than SAP 100000; and It
the war should continue till the end of 1868,
it would not amount to over $75,000,000.
But, Mr.. Speaker, We have some reason
to hope that this war will be closed long be-
fore the expiration Of 1868; and if so, then
of course our expenditure will be largely d-
minished.
Now, in regard to the ability of the peo-
pie to support this enormous load of tax
alton. The people Of England have sup
ported debt which takes one fourth par.
Of their annual earnings. Taking our an
nual productions as basis Of calculation,
we should support a debt of $4,000 900,
and still not be taxed SO heavily as England
is at the present moment.
But to show the real value Of our securi-
ties-to show the solidity of our government,
and the general confidence in the present
administration, We have to go to the money
markets of the world. At this time, Wall
street, State street, and Walnut street refute
the gentleman's charge Of extravaganza and
general peculation. There our securities
bear premium at this moment, and l do
not suppose they will deprecia,e in conse-
quence of merely political speech.
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad

SSsA4"hH~ - N IA N0EMfNIs
0N and after Monday, June I6 1s62 Trains will run
" follows to wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave burlington, $50, A. NJ. and $50 PM
Leave Rutland, SIS and II As Al NJ
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 1891 NJ, and 80 Pm
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave BeowsfalIs, 1920 and el5 Pm
Arrive at Ru land 245 and Ii .35 p. NJ
Leave Rutla 400 A. NJ, ass and 400 p. NJ
Arrive at Bu ington 1920 A. NJ, b,35 aud 100 p NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington, with Vermont centraiand VT 4 Canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Adams Roues Point Mon
trea ogdeusbargh and the westAt Rutland with train.
Tor Troy Albany and New York. Saratoga Springs sc-nec
tady and the WeSAt Beos Fails With trains on Chesh.
IRE Railroad for Ftehburg Worcester Lowell Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad Brsteboro Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New York-and With Sullivan n
X for Windsor, White River Junction. Wells River
bury Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers for the West wall find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving them opportunity Of going
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga and Schenectady and
thence by New York Central Railroad can
proceed via Burlington and ogdensburh al the
latter place With Trains Grand Trunk Railway for an
points West and South.
u The $40 train from Burlington mall train for Bos-
The 1920 train from Burlington aud 40 train from Rut
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The 30 p NJ train from Bellows Falls connects with
train leaving Boston a. 400 P. VI.
For further particulars Shows Pathfinder and Rail.
way Guide. Il. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RUTLAND. Vt, May 20. 1862. III
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Brandy No. yields Alcohol IS per cent.
MiDpIEsUEr, Vt, July 2, 1851.
Dr :. W. Tutyxz Jr

Dr 3. ". TuGrER, Jr. - 'u's = 1871.
, ~ ~ have received and snslyzrd the Uauors a,
49,. pas suan & Co. sent ffnm the Town Agency In Rur
nuttnn The samples marked fsf,harl.s RAJ a
-, rufe oid standard Bourbon Whiskey chsrles l,.t
a. Soa Holland Gensver Cordial, and Otard Dupuy \
49, win similar samples from the sane hous- s,d
fNie anu entirely free from all Eiuring insr e,spts
~ Tours very truly, HENRY NJ SrFrry
frot chemistry Medical Dept University Of Vernon,
ihese Liquors are for sale thu Town Asepc, R.r
and cy other town agents generally ~,
1891
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The object OF StonewaIi Jackson's
Raid.

1.-THE following isthe remainder of the ar.
ticle under the above caption, which was
unavoidably crowded out last week.-ED. I
| The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Post remarks on the above as follows:
San editorial in the H,teHagencer has Civ
en- rise to much discussion in military and
other circles. 1t was principally upon the
management of the campaign in the She
nandoah valley, and is understood to have
been written by a gentleman fully CONVEX
SAINT with recent events in the valley, and
whose intimacy at the War Department
enables him to criticise certain movements
with safety and fairness. The article IN
question objects to so many independent
commands iG one valley, and evidently hints
that the recent disasters along the Shenan-
doah and the final escape Of jackson are
the results Of this multiplicity of commands.
Within the last fortnight, Banks, FREE
mont, Shields and Mcdowell have been op-
Grating in the valley. Mcdowell has not
actually been there in pei son, but his troops,
or some Of them have. Terrible marching
has been the order Of the day-this way,
that way and the other-in some of the
commands certain regiments have lost one
half their numbers within three weeks by
this frightful marching. A Major in Shields
command made his appearance here day
or two since, having resigned his commits
sion. i am willing to fight, or do any toll.
cradle amount of marching, said he, but I
cannot endure thirty miles day of tramp
ing week after week, without any fighting.
l am half dead with mere marching, and /
can stand it no longer
Better plans. better management are need
ed for the troops guarding the approaches
to Winchester and Washington. A dislin-
guished military man now in Washington
expressed the opinion day or two since
that, unless the management of the troops
in the valley was soon given to one Gener-
al, jackson would conlrive to use up each
command in detail, and again threaten
Washington.
Several persons, officers and men, who
were in Shields advance, are now here, and
they tell sad story. The men we're worn
out with long marches and scanty food, and
were more than heavy days march
in advance of the main body of troops I'M
der Shields. Gen. Carroll, who command
ed the advance, states with positiveness that
he had unmistakable orders not to burn Port
Republic bridge. This was the mistake of
the entire plan of operations. Had the
bridge been burned, Fremont would have
entirely cut jackson up, while he was at
tempting to ford the Shenandoah.
The whole army under Fremont and
Shields need food and clothing. A week
ago five hundred men in Shields division
were barefoot. The department is forward
ing supplies with all the means at Its dis
posal, and probably by this time the troops
are again in a comfortable condition"
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NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD :.
y On and ate Monday june 8 Is6I Trains viii r,n j

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and ate Monday June 9 1851 Trains viii RIM
foilows.- -' " 49, VA "s
Leave Northampton go m, Mail and Passenger Train
lor New Haven and New York II rs a. m Acconl odation
TOT Mew Haven and New York 30 p. M uiodation
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
30 a. M, connecting with train Conn River Il h for
the North % Mail and Passenger on arrival Of
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Westfeld Is for Northampton on arrival Of
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. r. at
wesed Western Railroad at Painyie Providence
New Haven X. II. New Haven New london and sonnng
ton r., and New Haven Hartford and Springfield r. r.
West - f
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch BY Express
CHAS. N. YEAMANS, supt
Westfeld, June l. 1861. "a
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Z "A U TION
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE ur.,

i ~, DOW Physician and Surgeon. O. Eni;co,, c..
~ Boston, Is consulted daily for ali z.s ~: s.Iee1
tne mss system Prolapsus Uter falling Of the W
100. nous; suppression, and other menstrual de,sn'
ere Az treated on new pathological prinrnl.s - !,
ps Iesi guaranteed In very days So snu
: me new mode Of treatment that mos,
complaints yield under it, and the afi,cS OBSTINATE
Joees IN perfect health. Pe1s'n SOC n re-
81 ps Dow has no doubt had greater experience IN IN.
in Boston. ii saah any other phy siean
in Boston q for patients who may wish to STAY
Dr. Dow, since SIS having eonsnsd ~. x,,,..
Fa,sI fIseuee ior the of Private Dseasss ana
s,as "p'~ihts. Acknowledges superior in the Upe
M, nAl letters must contain one dollar. or ,hev rp
Vtnee Hours from A. T. topPM usya,.,
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MDD1rpunr COLLEGE, Miadl,burv. Vt. /,

cu,,, ~ July Is. 1861. I
CHARLES A. J. MARSH Esq, Com missioner. Orange Co.
Dsdr SU:--Tbe examination of the Liquor sent some
time since well that recently received is conne,.
NM ,ne Inherent samples entirely free from Qualifications
with tins sheet send you table Of pooof
quor you VIII lind the strength of the specimens ali that
cou % desired The Alcohol is evidently that called R
20 psng me ordinary strength. The Rum contains more
eeno tnsn the ordinary samples The the ordinary
So "Ae'Nte anu strung