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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
Doings of the Des M Dimes River Axso.
ciatlsn OF Congregational On urc n
es, As&embIed nj Pennington, VAN
Buren, County. Iowa.

Doings of he Des M ines River Asso-
ciaslsn OF Congregational Church
es, Assembled nj Pennington, Van
buren, County. Iowa.
Whereas, In the present condition OF
our country, the hand of God seems TO be
more and more clearly seen, in every con-
secutIve and important event-so much
50, that not only the attention of christi.
ans IS arrested, but the thoughts Of ifrc-
ligious men are turned to the subject.
Therefore,
Resolpcd, Isl, That we witness this
unfolding of Gods sovereign providence
in our national conflict with the deepest
interest and gratitude.
Res0lrtd, I'd, That we regard the re.
cent proclamation of the President of the
United States, relating to emancipation,
as one of the most important documents
issued by our Executive since the com
mencement of the present civil war; We
hail it as an evidence that God has not
deserted us; that He intends to. reform
the nation, and not to destroy it; to break
every chain Of the oppressor, and to
establish the government of our country
to righteousness.
Resolred. Sd. That we pledge our in
Aurnrs, our energies, our possessions,
and if necessary, our lives, to sustain our
Government; and we believe by 80 doing
that we are identifying ourselves with the
cause of humanity and of God.
Ioted, That the thanks Of the Assoc
alton be presented to the citizens of Far
mington for their kind Inequalities dur
ing the meeting.
Voted, That the Clerk prepare an alb
stract Of the minutes of the meeting for
publication in the Iowa Newsletter, the
keokuk Gate City, the keosauqua Re-
Publican, the Burlington Hawk Eye. the
Fairfield Ledger, and the Ottumwa Cou-
rier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

We, the the undersigned electors, of Lee county
Iowa, n.ost co'd daily endorse Gen. A BRlDGMAk, oil
ktokuk, Iowa. and viii use every lawful asans 10
elect him Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee COUNTY In
October next
George Eaton Walker
James Marsh John Van Vaisenburg
EP Williams Robert A RnsseIl
81 Marsh c Stempe
Mnlford Marsh Chas Brewster
James Adams John q Kennedy
Harrison Marsh George Orm
Bernard Pranser Atiee
BENJAMIN Pranger Z Boeehtig
Dan'i Hughes ChAs Meyer
George ROBBERS VIC Woodwork
Thomas Hale Jr George Baxter
q Barjenverper Louis Stempel
Sam' ID Morrison Hugei
Petrr Miller John scott
u webster VIM Shaw
George Webster ii Claypool
! Iiaie lhas Field
70 Dprr George Eaton
N w Dean George shedd fprovtdea
Eaton there ls Nomination
Dennis Morrison Cheney Pyle
Il A Layton II X Edison
sAuil Walker DIT Brown
John Claypool J G swan
John g Walker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
Carlisle. Pa, Oct.

Passenger trains on the Cumberland
Valley railroad from Harrisburg have
been stopped. Much excitement prevails
in consequence. All the rolling stock of
the road, except locomotives, have been
brought here.
The Anderson cavalry that has late.
ly been encamped near this place and
train of regular cavalry, has gone up
towards Chambersburg, under command
of Capt. d. H. Hastings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
JUST RECEIVED.

And for sale low, at ID. Storms, Main
Street, near the Levee, large lot Of Mil.
ltaly Vests, sky and dark blue Pants,
Biouses and Caps. Also, Negligee, Cas-
simere and Flannel Shirts, Trunks and
Satchells of all kinds and sizes, &c. &c
Call and see. DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

Hancock CousTr.-At the Union
Convention held at Carthage, on Mon
day, the 18th inst, the following nomi.
nations were made, viz
For Representative-Elisha Worrell.
For Sheriff--Jas B. Dodge.
For Coroner-D. j. Beebe.
Mr.. Worrell has been resident Of the
county for over n quarter of century,
Never partizan politician, he has ALWAYS
been firm supporter of Old Wing and
Republican princip'es-and now stands
squarely ON the platform Of "No compro-
mise with traitors,
How an earnest lover of the Union and
supporter Of the Government, can fail to
vote for Mr.. Worrell in preference to Mr..
Morrill,, the Dick Richardson semi-seees-
sion date, is hard to discern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

T The Hospitals are anticipating
cold weather by and by, of which, indeed
we have little foretaste. and are putting
up stoves, laying in supply Of fuel, and
doing everything necessary to render the
inmates comfortable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

Mr.. EprToR - Having just now learn
ed that my name has been put ON the Re-
publican Union ticket as candidate for
constable without my knowledge, I beg
you To state in your columns that l, be-
ing thankful for the good will of the
shown towards me, respect
fully decline the nomination.
A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
Bachelors Hair Dye---The Hest In
the World.

WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces colo be dstingu shed from nature
warranted not to njure the hair the
the i'll effects OF bad dyes ard nvgorates the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
asplsndid black brown leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists &c
The genuine assigned " LILLIAN A. BATCHELoR,
tAs feEr xta1s sf &aeA ae1.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
35S broAdwayand 16 Bond Street lie6-dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
st. Louis, Oct. II.

Business of all kinds was entirely sus-
pended At 10 o'clock to-day for the pur-
pose Of giving an opportunity for the en-
rolled militia Of St. Louis District to turn
out for review and inspection. Over Is, :
600 soldiers were in line, and made a
fine appearance. They we're reviewed by
Gov. Gamble. Major Gen. Curtis, Brig.
Gen. Davidson, Brig. Gen. Gray. and .
large concOuTsc Of 1i items,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is:

The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
Military Notice.

Once of Provost Marshal Aug. 81.
Hereafter no sales Of iuo AicEttrF l4ruis will 10
permitted 10 enlisted " llgc ltea states rrv
In scls.
Persons selling in violation of This order will be
arrested, ahd stit xtt measures taken TO prevent
repetition Of The onense.
j. NJ. HIATT
septi-d Provost Marshal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM

Il sHfPPEhs.
On and after this date po Poadsr will be allowed
&eld In k~okuk without perm ssieI eitA upds
nor any And OF Arms whatever Munitions Of ar
has also been ordered by the spetiA Agent OF the
Treasury Department MOTTO allow Goods or Groceries
except In limited quantities fur family use 80
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object ~ to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of guerrillasin NGrthesa Missouri
JOHN hTANNUs,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of keokuk.
ksokEk Aug. ~, 1863
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
rURs FURs !

Burkitt d Co., 90 Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies'
Furs. which they will sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep95dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
CHURCH NOTICE.

Rev. Mr.. Hammond, of Washington,
will preach at the United Presbyterian
Church, cor. 9Th and Main streets, Sab.
bath, Oct 18th, morning and evening.
d2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
REV. j. ID. SANDS, Clerk.
Letter from Gen. Stxel.

The following letter has been received
in Chicago, by the Hon. l. N. Arnold,
from Sigel, in response to the invitation
to attend the late mass meeting held to
indorsc the Presidents proclamation
HEADQUARTERS ELEVENTH CoRps, \
ARMr OF THE PoToAAc.
Fairfax G. H., Va, Sept. 80.
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold. Chicago, H.:
DEAR SIR--I did not receive, until
yesterday, your favor Of the 24th inst,
rendering me an invitation to attend a
mass meeting, to be held in your city on
the eth of Sept.
AS have tried to do my best in the
defence Of Republican principles and for
the emancipation of the oppressed, with
out distinction OF race or color, | cannot
but heartily approve the manifestations Of
the people, 70 give their support to the
liberal acts Of the government OF this re.
public which il the only great and strong
bulwark against the aggressive powers q
native and foreign aristocracy and despot-
ism.
Give my high regards to your fellow
citizens Of the noble Garden City, who
have already shown SO much devotion 10
our good cause: and believe me 10 be.
Dear sir, very truly yours,
+. SlGEL, Maj General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

Eff For boots and shoes at cost 70 ia
No. 65 Main Street. o6-6d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

Ex-President Buchanan is said to be
lavishly expanding money to defeat the
return OF Tnauuuug stevens Trom the
Lancaster district Of Pennsylvania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
HThe Medical Department of the
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

We the undersigned, Electors of Lee County, Iowa,
most rdialy endorse Gen. A. BridgmAn, " Keokuk
Iowa, and will use every means TO elect him CLERK Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Ia October next
VIM. ALEXANDER,
WIN. STEWART,
A. g. LEIGH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
Phlla delphia, Oct. IL.

A dispatch from Gov Curtin, to the
Mayor, states that no troops are needed
from this point. The rebels are reported
falling back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

CorToN In IowA.-We are shown q
specimen of cotton raised by Mr.. Copelin,
who is familiar with the cultivation otthe
plant in Kentucky. The sample shown
is fully ma.ured, very white, of fine tex
ture and fair length of fibre. Mr.. c. is
confident that cotton can be raised In
southern Iowa, and will plant several
acres on the Montrose Bottom. the COM
ing season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

PART 2d.-"Ihe Union as II ras."
Owe should not be surprised to see
the Union reconstructed en- the basis
which will be established at Montgomery
"a basis that will sustain all but the New
England States on its foundation. Ifthcse
States were not in the Union there would
be peace, happiness and prosperity
With them in the Union, there will be
no peace, and there can be no national
happiness and prosperity Dubuque
Herald, Feb. 9Th, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
stock Market.

New York Oct H.
sstocks drmer and toierably etye--cio.ing strong
Money In fair dtmahd and active-4as per cent. on
call
Sterling Exchange quiet-ls2.
AmarIcan fanld.-I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13
A short ser,., ON.
TEXT:

TEXT.
"The Constitution as il is, and the
Union as ii was. - Dubuque Herald.
SERMON,
!. PART lst.-" The Constitution as IL isl
''For our own part, We would willingly
accede to the amendments of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States proposed by
the seeded Sta,es.-[ Dubuque Herald,
March 77tt, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-13

Dear sir, very truly yours,
+. SIGEL, Maj. General.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

CHRISTMAS : C0eEl=z5 Bright ho2os
ar cleaning IN tl.e cgc= Of 1ue ~iitsl-
ores he ROSY chez are ieca-aln@ ro-i-
- day bv day There arc z-1= about
ra-herzng aud II rcasiu--that the season
# .-if,z ana cvcr-rceB oar3an.ls l. Al hand
Santa Cly-s-rsa1r5a SAINT of 1uir1a aud
canrer,te3ness-is lrc-aiiag lis stores,
md tue shoq-wiH3ov. bear the burden oi
is reckless eztr-va-ance- Here end
there pracaciau= yaura anticipates the
good 1imc coming" II suddenly appear
i-g n -i,z streets with q in trumpet, and
he who las tried 10 FORGET that the great
Holiday annually oocunath, j. ranin2ed
of llz approach by the sharp, c'r'r'aci,in=
noise Ct L diminut5re rattle. Groups
gather aboac vae1e~er Christmas w-re-
s-s displayed, and in quiet homes ere
f,a-v thoughts .n -het : = ..e 5yue, v h.t
j. 70 be gar. aad what J. 70 be given, when
tie ieraas occasion cones rouUj- Li-t.e
MIR aul Tommy ara Egl.5ertal.. 5 anxious
- know wbe-lcr tae mysterious .i-riss
vl-lt- rod boys a7l =srlz eogy Chrissana=
eve. aad IA and Ia NE nste-s=eut3r s-es-
rsg.ei as 7, - a4l pursuits ot
that veucra73e and vcHeraccd c-lEueE.
cozoan3er. I'.4a-ur.-b.s aaeeIt.oa par
donatle hrlz-
Christmas :, coming. Click click,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

/ slaca. ! he iacts Ct 1he ca-e arc these
+ i passenger who wished - ride from
( q 5oiiast9Wn te Iantiu-dea, attempted =
purchase ticket u tie oEee, o8czla= Il
Ege GoIlar ban therefor, wAie.l ihs agent
could not change The passenger ~s1 oai
tie rralo, v-.1fe9- a ticket, and offered
the sans note, Thleh Tie Conductor re-
ce-vel, 5or The Purpose q czaluiuiu~ iato
rs geaulaeneas, After .lae, the Con
duc:or rai -;-Ecd the note, stating that lie
be-leFaa j 10 be a counterfeit The pas-
-a1@er lasls.cd that the Io1e Which lLe
Conductor returned 70 him Eas ne- tie
SINE he had oEese4 ia E2a-1eut q liis
iare, and refused 10 receive Il i was
established on the trial, however, that the
note Which tie Conductor offered him
back was jise same he Aa3 received from
him, and, moreover, that the Conductor
MS mistaken il suPTo=iu- ). = bad note,
Il beng i 2eHU5uc blll II the Delaware
tlfy Bank The Con5uet9r then t,li the
passenger t}at ua.e-s lie coa.d pay with
either luauey lie WY1l- be Gill; ed 70 put
hiE q iise rGzin Il the next station lie
manifested U:wlll.n2tess 70 =,as aa3 there
FTas some difference among taa wltnc-s1-
= t. whether tha Co-aueror d.d 5T aia
act a~e tasoa 70 ejees Aiaa. Aral events,
r4 -. - ~
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

Also -
Boots ard SHOES. Tats Cars. Io1nctz.
Groceries. Hardware. QGee1Eware.
Motions. I'srtalaerr SIat5cnerv
Flour bacar- Cheese, AackereI- Herring
ana CO fish SyruFz and d. -a-ses-
-rls and Es..l-- Glass. Szlc- Ol.s.
WOOD zED WILLOW MARE. r.. Ec kr
I slur--7ot . 65p f1--ber i1-o tedious
lr-a5-@-tLcv sIteud keeping
AEIg-sEE gEE STORE.
= Er-e lie o,1lscr1 a-.l .c1aTeu.enre or n
c1larT roElc-i-y -@l Le z--resS.aly e.
:--tl -
= i1-3- ,a--c sock II Lrcc. 15ry y.
11a.lel 70 z,l ElU5- goods z-a
-IIFLINE ADVANCE UE CI-T FRTCES.
-.o-l % ana SEE f9r r'-.-a-r=s. ~ charge
tor zLcW--E altlll-s.
EZ Couat-. Tro5u1l l-Lpa i czrAauza
Lor goods
Lools1ur-, zG-z =. 1852
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
T7TBEESETEG HARDWARE AND
IL STOVE DEPOT.

7 T3EESLi GG HARDWARE AND
IL sTQFE DEPOT
E-HEGaLt-S 10 EE E78Tt
Tie Hn5er-i-le5 BIAS i-si received II large
and sr-flL53 az=ur-mcEt ct Hardware aFid
.'utler-. Caahiu-, l'a7l n -lsl Heating Stoves
Eai-s- Window 6--s. Eaco iron. tsI= IN on
I.rr5sE aul -ra Cs1Lrn oI}- Jal3suncs and
ertaa We're Glass ware Er &c az O.
herl sea very Tow rsr CASH o. tx
eiize s1r l-4a.fE Produce.
kEES:
TTe zt-l cr-.5rafs - s-as.l. y.rrt--e n r-s
1tecf lgau Nare of SO lcsrri7.;i iolsS for sai-
eSr --= Lo-- --s-l ~ E11E I.pas1-nr
G.Ge 80 - aI.r2
e reruras ts sincere -hr1kz tc his als
-r1eiaE aa4 Uls-u;-ers Ter -Le fsafsC,.aee ex-
-su lel -a- a1l be--s la-ye 10 ha-,e 5:st II r.
Er l-a t-usrl - 6 secllt re. 4 eir a.,ct,sr,s 5
q lea- st1l.-l-, and cansrz tlse rse,- resr
11 le sAl 1e n1st lave Money %
lEa- Ars - keer up -ls rtask
E-I-ces lS-g. - 51fF ne ms
GEO. LCE---y
Ehe2sa1r--- -. 2 ISC-r
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE IL
THAT'S WHAT'S TIE MATTER

T. : MILLS & co. beg leare 70 announce
70 the citizens ri f-beuz. urE ard vicinity that
taer have JUST reetivea- at tLeis rew store
room, On Z "a street 2 rl1st complete slsso:t-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

. CrzEcE TC2 sECErsG c0o1s~
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

IslTcE-ss-- LIC-ssoE. eEIcc.or Roy
DIP. q. fii~ ,3:=tf.ef- has received tle 5o..os
ing opinion t-aul to4a..-sEau-r Baat@eil
la answer t. au 9a-errt t-af5rE concerning
cae Hal5iity o. Saoa1 u.-Lers aaa4r iie
...evcs. 10 1-asg-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11
oLirN LAGN FnH Sai


IsS -n- ne'- O! ~. t!rnnh 'oar "r Ns "Sie2
J. .'"H >ohuts, pTnn"oncon IA the na,s os jGn u.
o+'7.u a4nlnst cvfea 9th FL a. Ii.
7IitaScrd late hy ss1 cr ii't dIp.e,
-,ii ui. IL. 18th 81 GEMS sk ite. ?. Ce-'
>, "a. l. - sistr-t t:GdcT, Ia Vi Ae -nt1,
=, -u.. pcola .actloN. the ,-.c ln4d n
.,lS 'irtra E:h ccrJ SaiuDs sHout f acres n r
.n s!3S rVto Il II ,a. creek, n SD coc
TAs'- are tO' SIS q quRrri.A DOW worked 9th gf"s'
p-oht Iyos iG.: h-i Ths cfsss AID t /. o-
lave! th,s Ida .boud In stge o. tie hest qtuy--
"a e. aAr b-rc se1era aGdf:c. cphe- :n Ihs r-at hot
nps rorked, rot ut .! me bc lr.s
ftu II ,aa VII br ~" cSsc putht't III psv
OF Ssls And tic Hai.pee II rnd IS E5ucLr
s;aal 70 ta.en'a -it1 n;s-at .e,n st, ,,e,
s1vu bun" WITH ptrsoa.i Tor IL, r..
rnoaey. acd The ls 70 b.. e.Incd uto ,hI vo:
purchase monty and Interest n palt
poas.ss.on 20 ba deiSe, cd Is
pletcd. --.- /:
MS nj Ses yh'r fr~ . La Of ths -tnF Rvs- .t6
TSns aa U,ini. VI, e .buSa - ocrsors iasnni TO
purcRas- by rtu:: {! Sho-a addtea a N-~ Cation,
nucE.,haui. p..tp S"hID..S,
70 c~tds JOSEPH FEQCA. .-..
kI.huxnc pyhto q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

s.lo. f.il IL the e o5o. o. che.setfsId Count!
IA cour: soseHSe' 8. iSe..
-nInss. M loI et JosiG "a j sn,h, .~o.sseJ. P.G
IN Ou:S'. EAT, ~Ja
rs. Irs n Ejw,rt = 5r.p-h .Inse, nse. and pun.
bsr uniliwn; The n.i1. Of -I Harriet Row
ie l. aam-- 10 putnbcc rIins ,u r pssa Cath+ "
r,,,. Co.elo-p. Rid Ia !"ion AID A:sdne, IA ~e,
Lo pda Ldyi. IL, g. MART IA n-i c:oris rsncl,,
.hs tsis .. dva'd ~ BI ash, nassss and uu nher lo
k1oun 'eit. .
hs be,t Of ,h sar :, ca,gil 6.e- fo+ ihu sss u
the slaves belong! ~ OF !nt hrn h>un'h,
urn, act s ii s'oG ei Ec csd' Gra ns ihois
It al pn,r by ,A!dsv. rl,d 10 :Is csr.c ,ha. tho
heirs q iI:.rd = D,a"sh, s.: n'nriaSa2I-d .rrt,I
10 sjet nars,>a tl III cnsa ! s.4th aa ;.
NJ Q that .b. :.1li Ird eu. Eethri unsnnVo AID thtI
tn & na' 1ns e ot..rss liz, mi. ac. +. pab,ns: eucs :
werh or four tucoessrs e,ks In .hs s!chnond k qu'.
,.r" nsaspa,.r, u5nshtd the :i,y Il edmond; eiid
7ha: IN, .npca: hoe oc H. r'st hVn"y ~ G.
oeuor n..,, do vast ts"e'ay 10 p:''e't '''' W
A ropy---r'e:
STIRGIS1i..!T ,uaeCgsY-- a. ruls, ueia II III.
Z G:ss,'s Il, GO! tn" . n,': eat of c. phe'isid
coz ty- II ths 1.ar Ec:aGr !s Cc:rb:, ltts
a: .:i.sp u p .Ahih G.syl, :a!.ttH.
,rhoIu to f. pe:.i7- Ers ~ Ds~,oa, sauns esTEns,
C.~yro Il, a,ary :i- si'= Ivth .uy Js'ne' ~.
I.on. Thowss ai:Toa - wih u, and Lrsh ais s''s
My - L'.aG Ai-I ~ =. ="fn. senne SR.i5,
sasan IerH.as. a. .j'r } D"'!1 on. lh'.nat FIR
kl.s Cuts IL fStsmr, II. F. hidSitae and flsA: ma
-.!=, II $ Elle .ad Ar, Ia r':s, We, II. Perkins
Nancy l.. P'~ia. ). r. H..s-i'r. = / bccfhra;t'
u H9slvy snd siks nj. sc s. FAM RI = R.l., 20
Trcors and A,Iz-r Nit-, Ma " G. kyia; VIC. ~
49,, w. s.hDxtous Nile, Richard Kyle, l. VII :" I'd.
tr~; a ~ dun Msis, h. ~ih. DsNiG w. A!r, ffnana
T.re.hn., VIA Hor-ei. s'd Eis4 george, his S'-,
= DcfendSnis
r.v I'D Of ta!' 70 hnvs ss',ie n%i rri 'i'
sion 81 tie pie nsi =st.t- ri tazaai'a salth decd
suiong the Eersoi.. sni,ei :ho;"o. .'
a'I'.s' - stis':i t:st =" d.f:n rms 1h't
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