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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
novti-dlw
nkiGlNAL NOTICE.
ard A. n, CARPENTER

To BENJAMIN !. Romano ard A. n Carpenter
h You aud each Of you, hersh notified that there
snom on Me in tbs ofhes the Clerk IL Ae Dist1ct
Eeat of Lee County, lea at keoAlA, petition ~
Hiram Barney wr yuas hftjshin y Ron air
uE vi fhtad-tHo HusdrSd AlOttars wiki 10 De r
eet atayest anuaIn, psJ aide sailg ~ nspay
due on Mortgage MADE by You 10 Charles AsoB and
siscr sAsamsA - sa1 Hsans Barney. dated July 3o1h
1897 also claiming against each Of you the foreciossrs
of.aid MortgAEe The zane being upon Lot No I'VE ISL
In Bsnek f1rty.fdur In masonf Upper Addition ~
the risy osx~oAGk - Counsy lows, the purchase
i"eor. aud further askin9 for aaas Of said premises
e1ei general reiisf.
And Mess yuu appear and nnsvsr said petition on
be foss asSa ssths day OF the pext term Of
Md Court, TO commence Keok uk on The lss Nom
Aay ofpSbttafy, A D., Ie63 defaaN viii be entsre
~ xoTrr Il 'srRoK6,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22

TOP wrikht, Raten Btos. 4 Co, Sarah Bruces Du-
the estate ofGso Wiiilsms. dsceAsed. Ahbot,
joAns Coz II ri ISst,k, Stsi4 Of Iowa for the DE
afSchonl Fund ~ a Asxrick, C.smm y >, Sssmsn I
Co., AiexAhder, WY e % led Hros CO.
Ham ID ztntts and VIM Loia,epI Ea sSutufs Of ne
Rro.ss, Godati { CT, John & Esrs.u, Ben Johnsou,
HsAk tns Tsyler,: M A1eEsas. r O PNa, Hdanss
Curtis, Cnrtls Geo RArkeIa Iohn Ncppusall
~ Aiisa J.s.s RudsSck, Ad-Cfesf q ehephefas
You.and sseA q ,oa, sheseey neAtlst ut thsrs
" snow On Aie n the once 81 the CIsf 81 the D,srict
Joha s.nssi s,s.. y 1%s ss1 -, 81
Geo An1srson Z % jrn q n sfsiiey, and Coz I
Shcslsys BanA eli 81 yss1hs fosseAosass ofa
csrtaAn Deed Of Iust executed by defendant JAmae
Bruce 10 poatntiH V secure ne pxtmen, d cerrlt
Eromissesy notes, executed BY Greei sad Cyeal a
6hepaerd, and the property OF and d,lc and 10
aosc ~ Gen. C. Anderaon Co.. ad wAieh there Is
nov aAleeed 70 be due the sum of Twelve Huaar@i
DoilsYs ei9cOl ssid Decd or Trust Vas also nv
secure ROsr phvsrsd Dollars, and tntssest totOcr
Shelley there js now alleged be due sid Cox
And unless you appear and said petitisn on
or before noon OF the second day Of the term Of
asAid Court 10 commence at Keokuk tLy arst Mon
day Of RSsUafys D lHds, ~ b. xS6x9Afod
against you by default end The .Aid Deed Trust will
BE- 70 LGoscG ssd lbs tlow ing real estate conveyed
Thereby will sok for the paypent Of The Asbts Atcry
said. 10 VIZ: Ths anaivi<sd MaH n lie sou.hvest
quarter Of SsciisH Twsatt Ess tee gosnsAkp Aixty~
six tssl Range Five Isl West ID the County ef Lee,
OF you therein viii BE- cat ~ and forever barred and
RANKIN 4 n FckART, 6
r. DEC f0-d4w Aktoi u PlnintiU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-22
r EGAL NOTICE.

To Rr9nk brown - f 8359 - q
You are hereby notified that there IL now pm Gle in
the once OF the Clerk of the District Court lee
Gonnty, lows, st keokuk petition Of w. 3. Ac3avin
claiming OF you -Four Hundred Dollars for Rent oil
House, sassd By son Of hin ald1SfhsnE wit or 1t.
tachment for the same, H
And unleas you spreAr and ans wer thetelb, on OF
before he second Day MIS- sbAt 1srn said Court
cornmencinE the nrs hoIday in February, ss63 tudg.
mont viii be rendered against you theseon
EAN ef@ RANKIN 4 krCRARY,s
nov7-dAw Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

Greek near Browns mountain, which it APP
pears to have lasted nearly i've hours, and
ended With killing 10 Of the rebels, taking
10 prisoners and putting the rest TO hight,
our loss Eas none killed, bat two of Com
pSny A, and three Cavalry wounded
Company B and D eaptnred and killed a
man by the name Of James AIker and one
of the leaders ofthe notorious Perry Con-
nolly's crowd also captured knapsack,
hAversaek, a likeness, bullet mould and
some letters belonging 10 Ben Raymond, the
leader of the Guerrilla bands harbOring
around Webster comfy. One of the let
tiers was from rebel gentleman in the
Southern GOnfederacy, and Capt. Murrin
Is OF opinion that Ben Raymond is at their
head.
The boy. of the 10Th Va. regimen, is
waiting very anGiously to be paid, some of
them having been in the service now over
six months.
The Major of the 3Gth Ohio says the boys
deserve great praise for their acis of brave
rs in that skirmish, considering our not
being able to see where the rebels were
when thew were firing on US.
j. S. D., Company D, 10th Va. Reg.
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the Hsssiiuac on the second day. He was
ordered to report 20 Gen. Mansfield aud
finding him on the beach iuieatiy obserT-
ing the movements Of The NeErimac which
Vas ab6ul attacking the MinnesOla, he re-
ported himself for duty I.Wait a few mo-
ments sir vas the reply. Just then the
Monitor came out from behind the Mime
sofa, she vas Immediately lest to view be.
hind the Aerimae, several Tremendous
0soadsides were Tired, feW seconds of in
tense suspense and then the gallant Moui-
tor came moving OUT unframed from the
herce encounter. The General turned
around with . conference reIieEei of all
anxiety and said, Il will go Ei.h you now
A German regiment from New York have
their quarters fixed up in great TASTE
Their hOsses are neatly constructed with
considerable space between and wide
street in front. They have transplanted
small pine trees and have laid ont fine
flower beds 10 front containing many beau
tiful VARIETIES with shelled walks between.
FestOons Of pine and flowers hang from the
roof while the doors are oruameutel in 4
similar manner One could more easily
inSgiae himself in some rural retreat
than in = camp. am indebted 70 Capt
Reynolds and to Lieut.. Titus Of Gen. Mans
fields body guard for Numerous kind atten-
tons
/ hope to be able soon TO giTe ron some
! further account of operations before YORK.
town. Until then adieu. Qrl.
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drawn and engraved under the supervision
of j. II. Cotton and A G. johnson, and is
Que made peculiarly suitable to the times.
The size Of the atlas is that known as inn
perial folio, and contains oTTT one kHHdred
maps and plans, and nearly three hundred
Illustrations. Vhe genera maps in the at
las are upon much larger scale than the
maps 10 other works of the kind, and near-
" ali are upon do1ble sheets, extending
across Two pages of the work, thereby con-
Meeting two or more States upon the same
sheet and scale for the purpose of correet-
" sbswing the relative size and position
one State bears TO the other, and the routes
into and out of tue States 50 connected, by
stages, steamboats, or railsTuds- The at
lac is very strongly and substantially
bound in sIont cloth OF Turkey morocco,
and every family who wish in these excl
ling times to consul, reliable maps, ought
to have one The sgtnI will Gallo DER
citizens, and they would do well not 10 de-
eIink buying Until ihey carefully examine
the work.
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louisville, Brax;on county, Virginia, on FRI
day, the 9th day OF May. 1869, between
the hours of ~ ~ and p. 81. Brig.
Gen. J. D. Cox is charged with the execu-
ton Of this order, and will cause to be Ia.
ken the proper measures for the execution
OF the prisoner.
3D-CoSRAD KuHL
CHAKGE.-HurdsriHg a Soldier Of the
United States 4Fmy.
Specification. ain this, that the said
Henry Hull, Hamilton Windou, Conrad
KuhI aud John Conrad, citizens of Wes-
tern Virginia, did, on or abOHt the 9th
day Of JRly, 1861, at or near the residence
of the said Henry Knhl, in the county Of
Braxton, State of Virginia, Wilfully and
maliciously, with deIiberation and pre-
meditation, With force and violence, and
armed with a scythe, assault, beat, and
kill and murder one of the soldiers of the
United States Army, whose name is uu-
known;
To which charge aud specification, the
prisoner pleaded, ''Not Guilty"
FISDISG AND SEXTESCE.-The commits
sion found the prisoner as follows: OF
the Specification. "Guilty;" of the CHARGE,
Guilty And the Commisson did there.
fore sentence him, Conrad Kuhl, citizen
OF western ltSinla. 10 re taken IN
| CHAINS TO the DRY 7ortHgGS,' or such other
unfinished foyfiFedtien az me General Com
HaUHdiSg the Department of the Mountain
HIGy direct, aud be there kept at hard labor,
| irith ball and cham attached to the Eett ankle
during the War"
Tie findings and sentence are approved,
bat the prisoner will be taken to the mill
tary prison at Camp Chase, near Colum-
bus, Ohio, and be there put at hard labor
for the term aforesaid, under the orders of
the officer of said prison.
II. The military Commission of which
Col. Ewing is President, is hereby dis
solved.
By command of
MAJOR GENERAL FRrNoxT.
HENRY THRALI. Asst. Adj't.. Gen'I.
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A Timely ana UseUl WorI,.

An accredited agent has just arrived in
this city to take subscriptions to a new IL
Illustrated township steel-plate family At
las 1t is an improvement on Colton's two
volume Atlas; has every thing brought
down to the very latest geographical knowl-
edge, and embraces many features peculi.
arly desirable in these exciting war times.
We have carefully examined the work, and
think it deserves the title of the great
standard 44tfas efthe age. The maps are
all distinctly engraved, and oOntAtn-be-
sides the usual geographical Outlines-the
subdivision Of every State Ia the United
States into counties, and the counties into
One new feature of the Atlas,
is the maps and treaties on physical geog-
raphy, which are not found in any other
work Of the kind. II also contains a new
war map, showing all the forts, stations
&C., in the United States. Its, in short,
a complete Cyelepedfa Of Geography. COM
prising all the late changes, improve
Dsnts and discoveries that have been made
q the various parts Of the world.
This admirable atlas was compiled, !
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LEWIS COUNTY, Va,
April 90, 1862.

apfll 20 ISG2.
The time for the loyal voters of Virginia
TO elect a chief magistrate Is near at hand.
Tue present incumbent has performed the
duties of his Office as far as know, salts
factortiy. ! see his name at the head Of
your columns for the office again, and /
have no doubt he will be, CeserYetlly. a
popular candidate. l would, with due re-
spect for his claims, beg leave to introduce
tue name of William G. Brown, of Pres
ton, as gentleman worthy of the conf
dence of the people. His talents, his low
atty and his qualifications require no COM
mendRtion, his undOubted interest in the
new State-to have it presented to Con-
gress in the least Objectionable light, is
very apparent from his recommendation to
have special poll at our late election to
obtain the sense Of the people on the ques-
ton OF gradual emancipation in the pro-
posed new State. A man who is not clear
on that question, aud in favor of the new
State free from all embarrassment, in favor
of the new State first, the new State last
and new State all the time will, not be ac-
cePtable to the voters Of Lewis. l would
not charge our Governor With being an
enemy 10 the new State, but think / am
speaking the sentiment OF our people by
saying that it is desirable to have his po-
sttion clearly defined before we can sup
port any man for that Office.
voTER.
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HEAD QUARIERS COMPANY D, 1OTH Va. REa'f, I
BucEHANXoS, UPsHUR Co, Va.
April ss 1862.
By inserting the following in your valu-
able paper, you will oblige volunteer in
defense of his country, also many who
were on the late scOutthrOugh Webster.
Capt. Murrin of Company b, with a SQUAD
Of 90 men, left Buekhannon on the 18th for
Camp Canaan, which they reached ON the
morning of the 10th, they were then as
sisted by Capt. Morgan and his men be-
longing 10 Company B, at the same time
three companies of the Both Ohio from
Summersvills, Company of the 10Th Va,
from Fort Pickens Va, also some
Of Capt RoWans LIST Va. Cavalry, Company
r, assisted them.
Company A and @ of the 10Th Virginia,
aud The cavalry had hard 6rush with the
rebels At place called Holly on Grassy
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uCS guard cur Dag, HnA keep each star
Eack stdI,r - hight - nSU Thsy UbTb.
Etiu make IL LEAD OgF Eabkb In MAJ.
StiiI feat above es-eli fsafriot's grave, g.
DSalh to the Traitor that HOuid dare
TUtEail IL thTOlgh the dust Of shame.
All h1nssl hearts iES lot viii share
Ard EoiIOS IL 70 Death OF FAns-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

We publish on our 6rst page to-day, an
interesting ard elaborate article from the
y Y. World. TO which We are requested to
invite the earnest attention Of our readers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
Findings or Court NIartIaI..Three
M"rderers TO be Hung at sutton.
HEADQUARTERS MOuSrAIY DRP'T.
WHEELING. Anil 2Nth 1900

WHEELING, April 10th, 1862.
| General Orders No. III
l. AT the Military Commission which
convened at Charleston, Va, pursuant TO
Special Orders No SO, of March 13th, 1862
from these Headquarters, and of which
Col. Hugh Ewing, Both Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, is President, were arrnigned and
LIST. HExRy KuHL.
United States army"
! .Spec!heGtiOn.-Aln this, that the said
Henry Kuhl, Hamilton w. Windon. Con.
rad knhl, and John Conrad, citizens Of
| Western Virginia. did on or about the 9th
day of July, 1861, at or near the residence
OF tue said Henry Kuhl, in the county of
Braxton. and State of Virginia, WiIfullv
and maliciously, with delibefRtion and Dre.
meditation, with force and violence. and
armed with scythe, assault, beat and kill
and murder one of the soldiers of the
United States Army, whose name is I'M
known"
To winch charge and specification the
prisoner pleaded, "Guilty."
FINDIXG AND SEXTENcE,-Tbe Commfs.
sion found the prisoner as follows: OF the
Specifications Guilty" of the charge Gull
And the Commission did sitherefore sen.
tence him, Henry Kuhl, citizen of West
virginia, = TO suffer death Gy haRgin0. al
such time and place as the General Com
EHdHdtag The Department Of the Nounfqiins
may direct"
The fading aud sentence in the above
case are approved and confirmed, and to
the end that just example may be made.
the sentence will be carried into effect at
9 :, Braxton county, Virginia, ON
FRIDAY, ihe 9Th day Of May, 1862, between
tue hours of u u. aud l P. n. Brig. Gen
j. d. Cox is charged with the execniion If
OF this order and will cause to be taken
the proper measures for the execution or
the prisoner.
Up. HAMILTON W. WINDOW.
CHARoE.-t.. Wandering Soldier of the
United States Army.Y
Specification -''In this, that the said
Henry kuhl, Hamilton w. Windon, Con-
rad kuhl, and John Conrad, citizens of
western virginia, did wtlfully and MALI
Cionsly, with deliberation and premedita.
ton, With force and violence, and armed
with scythe, assault, beat, kill aud muir
der one of the soldiers Of the United States
Army, whose name is unknown"
To which charge and Specification the
prisoner pleaded, mot Guilty"
FINDING AND SKNFEHcR.-The Commits
sion found the prisoner as follows: or the
Specification, -"GuiIty;" of the CnARGE-l
%GniIty."
And the Commission did. therefore, sem
teuce him, Hamilton W. Windon; ss7o sur. |
fer death By hanging, at sWch time and place
as the Commanding General of the Depart-
9'sRt Of tie AoWRtahls may diTect.
The findings aud sentence in the above
case are approved and confirmed, and to the
end that Just example may be made, the
sentence will be carried into effect at SUIT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
A Raey Letter.

A raey letter from Orpheas C. Kerr viii
he found on our fourth page. 1t is one of
his best
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28

~H1"Ats AStAtA ~
Joseph M'Glesn, NIX shsttuck,
J e Reed, WI Purdy,
Jos Alexander. ST., r C Holiday,
Elisha Lindsey, Levi Rush,
Jas holiday, P. NJ, Stephen F Bloyd,
Clinton Roberts. George Harmon,
Geo q Gans, NJ. D., John Clogg,
SOhn Ney' Joseph Wallace,
Ihos Johnston. A Cavanaugh,
Samuel N Rider ] StaIey,
Edward E Hagen, Thos T ? Riggs,
robert Hunter Michael Ernst,
Z 1000, James Alexander,
lanes hosmer, David A Brantner,
alter Gray, John A Harris,
Joseph W Leach, John Williams,
SiichHel Dunn, Samuel Ripps
S ~. bowers, Rev Samuel Jones,
kiehard ChaddocE, Joel G Pearson,
Anger DObbs, VIM Sloan
Fleming Biles, Vim Collins
Jonathan r Blair, Thomas Collins
William Rodocker, john KYLE.
David Wells, Sr., Edward Conner
Samuel N wykert, Jesse Bonar.
YIN R Wade, John AIossIor6sr
James N Duncan, Noah Barcuss.
Geo j McCorkle, G. S. Roberts
Elijah BlenkeInOre, James Whittinpborn
I Mcfarland, john Arderson.
WIN Mcfarland, Peter Garts
David Lutes. WIN Y Mathews.
Hiram Lutes, Marion pine
Henry Miller, Jasper Wilson
James Gnssett, Isaac Lutes.
Nelson GOodiI, Henry P Yoho.
Heln'F Swan, Frederick Wayne,
Peter YOhD, Andrew Cats
John White, George Cats
p II Mcfarland IJarrv P;na
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-28
Mill For Rent.

MlII FOr Rent.
'l'llE undersigned will rent one half OF the Ra.
TersWOod FlOuring Mills to practical miller,
coming properly recommended, and will remain ia
the mill with him. or il two shonId apply he will
ted In the town of RaVensWoOd, on the river bank
has a railway to the waters edge and good land.
ins A. all stages OF the river. This mill e in fine
Ehsat growing sectiOn has three Of burs and e
capable Of doing large custom and merchant busi-
ness. The mill has good reputation in the Eastern
markets. BIT. WELLS.
apps RaTensWoOd, Jackson Co., Va
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IL Champion Mills, warranted white wheat % 10
Talbot Mills, just received aud for sale by
APPS NJ REILLY
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Rennoval.

WTILLIAM LAUGHLIS. Dealer In rob...,,,.
w Cigars, &c, has removed from i52 Man II r.,
10. Monroe st., where he will keep constantly on
Ll.eG the best brands Of Tobacco. Alfo the bezt
EeAe OF wheeling St0Gtts, manufactured bV HIM
He invites the attention of Dealers and all others
MlS1lns 70 secure the best in his line. ap3-Snls
Aetna Insurance Co. Of Wheeling.
VIE Secretary Of the above named Com nny ,Sill
"a ~ stoekholders dividend Of dollar and
- cents per share, on aud after WelDeslav AnrJI
eP2-Al t-- Secretary.
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Wanted--I54O Horses.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received by the I'M
- dersigne5, until l2 N. on the 18th day Of April
1862. for supplying the o. S. Quartermaster's De
PaTtment with 1.5OO Horses. The horses to be
good sound, serTiceable animals. not les than Is
hands high, and to be At least I years OF age.
SOo OF the horses to be delivered to the u g A
slant QnaTtermaster 81 GRllipOIis, Ohio and the
balance to the U. S. Assistant Quartsrqlaster at
wheeling, Va. They will be subject to inspection
BY the above named officers and all must be deliV-
cred GU or before the 18th day OF May, 1862
Bids will be received for 80 hortes or upwards
Proposals TO be eudoEsed proposals for Horse"
X. Z. CLARY.
Chief Q. 81 Mountain Dept.
wheeling, Va, April IL, 1889. apis
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The People OF Marshall County Nov
Ing E3rnestly for n Free state.
Their 1hstructiOns to Their Sena-
tor and Delegates in the LegisIa.
1uFes
We have received from Marshall county
the following document:
INSTRUCTIONS.
To our StRQfor and DsltgaisI to the Con.
rsRtioa aad LsgisiGtErs, mpon The question of
Gradual Emancipation, Uiz: 4.AiI children
born of slave mothers in this State, after
The Constitution goes into operation, shall
be free, males at the age of % years, and
females at the age Of Is years, and the
cnildreR OF such females to be free at
BIRTH
The Senators and Delegates are aathor.
lied and instructed to make the foregoing
provision part of the Constitution If the
speedy admission of the new State into the
=f,a11
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An InterestIng Letter from Oar Cor.
respondent with Gen. 9IeClslIan's
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From Ruel.hnnnnn.

HEAD QUARTERs COMPANY D, 1OrH Va. Rra-4
BucEHANSOS, UPsHUR Co., Va.
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FRoaI LEWIS COUNTY.

Wheeling, Va, April %.
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CANP NEAR HAxProx. Va,
22d April, 1862.

I.0lIoFF In!sfF78neeT:
Finding that there would be nothing
more than an occasional cannonade by orr
Army before Yorktown for few DAYS,
I conciuiei to return TO Fortress Monroe
and visit the various camps in that yiein-
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Boots C 9boce.

-Doots ~ SAloSt1s
Rrer crsi Cor sac iu fis MARKET sf-s-lre svery
variety a
MEN, IS. NOMEN'S AND CHILDREN
WEAR.
suitable o. Sprifr& summer t-str. vh.eh w. NJ
-, wnolatale el tail - fho
Losr,st War Pane Prices FsF Cub.
We especially eaii the sitsrte- cf Counlfy Me-
ehaui5 sut Dealers 10 or large and vel Select
stock u Boots shoee. cur ia--Aties tor hryfns
ensbies as 20 sell, a. wholesale, a. llN er lowe
lka1 any marie. wee. a View Yofk.
OR stsck hss been carefully eirrfl- h. fhe rr.f
reliable Esscru Naref f4ctcres ~ afpaciai xte-t
tesgpl!y sat.sfssloIiiy ihcsa1's II Cc-nf-y nssi-
ffs.
oar zrfArrCuisufs arc .lcl a. b. enable Us s.
keep or assarfuic1i consiaa.ly coinnifte. a.f
Country Merchant ~fil tnd 20 dimeriiy 80 reie--
tng a. assoltE1ent,
USEQUAI.ED IL cCAiIIT or fRiCf.
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