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lGsS OF THE GOLDEN GATE.
CAPT. HUDSON.S REPOBT.
Correct List Of the LDsfs j.

San Francisco, August Capt hudson,
at Manzani1sa, July 80, has forwarded MS re-
port to the agents Of the Golden Gate here
he reports shelving beach and heaVy surf
probahnity CT saving the treasure. He, wish
8 portiun Of the creW and officers, remained as
agents of the underwriters. protecting the
wreck and with the hope Of saving additional
lives The following IL a correct list Of the
lost and missing:
ney ard tesvsnt; E. Flint, q. J Denekla and
niece Mre. L. T. Green and infant; Rev. Q. Keith,
Of New York; Cyrus Ada1ns and infant Mrs. Har-
Fl + nnSis nS5tGsl @lss &c E. E coges%e Taes'
Nurse, Mrs. B. karnt and two clfdzen; J. E.
Cook; :. Bacaga1npi, Iowa; ). Nieho1s, 9; D.
L Hsust, r schenef, Rdward Rospecs, 5. .crame..
wife and infant: j; preg. henry Ger.tlug,
wife and ch11d; John Forbes, ]. McChesuey Mrs:
chTd: f, Il. Fultor aud three children. one cdild
Mrs. d. Stone, Mrs. : Scott, Mrs. ]: y: Giec and
ter t' r 7. HawEins, Miss q Bazber, J. caslfaas,
G. Miedjcovener and wife, f. a: Rhod:s,
G. d Harrie. J. Gou.1ty, p: Long. 7. Wolcctt
Il. Hartman, r. Bernard, A Brown, E .. Best
\. Massey. E Z y;ehom, =: 4 f caEk, r coalsy'
F. t'atioH, =. Hilibert. +: Espelat, J: v. snox,
j Balm. 3. N1nkie1nan, ~: Hetbs.ai, s. ?.
Goedan- T. DoWney. j. 'B:aex01A- r. Ne%1on, 3.
Chambers, Mrs. Daley, J. b Moore. s. GILBERT, L.
oia. 2. Wilkinson. 4. Ieppez, -, Fzey,
I. GRAHAM: M1chae1 Pierce, ]. =. kinseT, -
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Case, John Vee1up. A. Smith. wife. sister and
four children a. Patterson; Geo. 4Ael1er, Mrs
Ma1y Clssk, S. P. Storms, A. Hetnitgh. ]. shsEi'
dan, Miss d Chambers, b. Preo1s. G. Il. nfM
| Q. Farweli, Geo. Ramsey, O. s. Moore, ,Ale7
| Peteg1ew. P. Webster, Thos. Meddllng. E. Il
| Williarns, Jno. Meaghet, J Myari, ]. Bar~ick
John Gordise, J. Croft, Lewis 4ndseWs, J. Graves
:: y. Henderson, 4 Gsleay, B Broad; N Dan
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Richard, wife and TWO children, E. Levine AMI
servant The following ofleers aud eraw are IL sos
| Or missing: Henry y. Jones, sarge9n Tin
caTpenter; d. T. Valentine, I'd stewart; an
thiftyfour Others; Sd officer Scott, also missing
hail charge Of = boat containing from twenty I
| Thirty Who had not reached Manzau;1la at las
accounts. There were no woDaen In this hoat.
, 1862-08-11
HIGHLY IMPORT ANT from
EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer JurG.
4 AFRENcH VIEW OF INTERVENTION,

CAFE RACE, Aug. S.-The tolloring is 4
duplicate Of the news from the City Of Balei-
more which sailed Oh the 30th ut. The Jura
anticipated her arrival
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times believes the American question occu-
pies the most serious attention OF Napoleon,
and that council Of ministers had been held
upon it. He would not be surprised if the
matter were laid before tile English govern
1nent in q etil1 more pressing mauucr, with
view Of speedy solution. He urges thAE the
movement must be speedy ]! our mission
would be Of effect, In view OF the possible re-
eleata1r tf the present Congress. I do not
Intend TO "a: whether the movement win be
tv!iowed BIZ auT immediate ctftct, whether
France will take the lead with the eKpecta-
ton that England cannot do otherwise than
follow, whether both will at thu same tint;
I only know that Fr1nce is convinced tl3t tbs
present moment is the most opportune for
united acton. He insinuates thar Mr- Lincoln
and some Of his advisers would not object to
some gentle pressure. The Ifnes e5itorially
Continues to p:,int ont the federal respects
IS more gloomy. b1t the Daily Nttrs comb4Is
such views, ard speaks of Northern policy
with continued confidence Most Of the
London journals aliade 70 the financial crisis
in America, and reitaratc their structures
upon the false financial policy Of the s,oyera~
ment:
.tEFen the Star charges the Washington
cabinet With the Most deplorabie ignorance
Of trne economy: he Times argues TINT il
the position: had been reversed the Americans
would reSer. have recognized the blockade aa
ENGLAND hiss done, but would have broken
uuder plea OF ffelEpreservasion.s
Some Of the Journals attack Archbishop
Hughes for. certain revolutionary remarks
which L. made in speech in the Dublin
Pasla7ntnt-
Ira1Y.-Garaba1df in the cour:e ofa a5peech Il
1{assuia. several times made use Of The phrAse
, 1862-08-11
The VERY LATEST NEWS.
MONDAY, 8 O'CLOCK 4. II.
still Later from Adjutant
General Fuller, In EX-
planati0n Of his
former Order.
Drafting in Illinois Inevitable In
less Quotas are Filled.
DRAFT TO BE APP0KTI0NED
TO COUNTIES.
? WAR BULLETIN.


ApJr7Asr akszgsr't orr1cE,l
EsaHaF1E1p. tunday, August 18th.
Ny dispatch to the press Yesterday Was
Il it is supposed 1t meant that
no further efforts are necessary t9 fill our
quotas ard protect our State from draft
while the news is cheering fram di&erens
parts Of the State, 1t now turns out many
companies reported organizing are nine,
months men, as no nine months men de be-
irg accepted, their places must be supplied
BY three years. volunteers. Nothing, therefore,
but continued and persistent efforts will fur
nish. volunteers to fill our quotas under both
calls. The Governor has just received orders
hom the War Department requiring the drift
to commence Immediately after the 18th inst,
unless our quotas are filed by that time. In
drafting, each county will be required to fur
ni.h its quota according to population, and il
ascertaining the quota, credit will be give1
for volunteers under the last calls, unless tht
War Department shall prescribe different
mode. A. G. FULLER, AdjS. Gen'l
In consequence Of storm, no more report 10
nig1t.-orERATCR-
, 1862-08-11
FROM CAIRO AND. BELOW.

CAIRO, Aug. 9-The particulars Of the fight
nesr Dyrosburg, Thursday afternoon, have
already been transmitted over the wires We
have nothing from Memphis this morning.
Three citizens Of Shawneetown, Ill, were ar
rested for REASONABLE utserances. and brought
to Cairo last night. The clerk Of tha court at
that plscs is ssid TO be 3 violent secesslonist.
An old citizen, who accompanies the prison.
err, saSs there has been so much uttered trea-
son in Shawneetown that the sacking Of the
place by born traitors is feared An ORDER
was given yesterday to stop the shipment Of
cotton from this place
The Gen. Anderson brought here three cisi.
Zens of Shawneetown. one Of them named
Gibson and smother Murray. The others
name could not be obtained. They ore charged
with disloSalty and diseouraging recruiting
4 man named Ford was arrested on the trip
down for utte1ipg treasonable language. He
is also charged With organizing guerillas
through Shelby county.
The body Of man nomed Bill Donahue was
found in the woods In the rear Of the passenger
depot to-day. 1t was very much deco imposed.
There were no marks Of violence en- it.. a CON
/ siderable amount of money was found On the
body. It Is supposed that he died, from expo
1 III 'ssThe steamer Continental has arrived ffca
, 1862-08-11
FROM THE 37fh ILLINOIS.
Our Fremont Rifles On a Scouting
Expedition.
ITS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL RESULT.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Trfbune.l
SPRINGFIELD, No.. Aug. 8, 1862.
Brig. Gen. Brown sent from this post
force Of cavalry AID inflntrs, 500, In COM
mand OF Gel. Barnes, 37th Illinois volunteers,
with five days Eations, to scout the country
about Ozark and Forsythe, On Friday last
On Saturday Col Barnes cent from Ozark,
where he had taken up his headquarters,
and where he learned t1ls whereabouts Of this
rebel band, commanded by Col 1awther, fan
old rebel secesh ofIlcer,l 100 caTaly and the
18th State militia. On Sunday morning, the
cavalry dropped down on the rebel camp, 1225
e.rong, and aroused them from their slum-
bass with 9 few ct Uncle Sam's bullets, kill
ing three sectshers and taklog one prisoner.
No time was allowed them to put on their
pants and = ekedaddlc was made Tor the tim.
ber, which they safely reached i'll q stl;e Of
nudity. Leaving thirty horses, seventj sad
dies. &c, fifty guns, all the baggage, tents,
&c, their flag, Col Iowther'a sword, his
pants, and dress cot ,our boys not giV1ng him
time 10 put them on. Iu fact it WAS perfecf,
complete dernolish. Most Important docu-
1nents were found in rhe rebel celonel's bag
General Barnes, at Springfield Report says
that this is one Of the most impo1iaat and
beneficial scouting events that has happened
In this army district since the breaking ouS OF
The war. Two Of our men was Wouudcd, one
severely
Brigadier General Brown has ordered a1l
tie State and Urion forces from Cassvillc,
to be stationed at Springfield. What this
1rose is for no one Knows. TIE otsi.er5 oi
The different regiments ara speaking ous
thunder AGAINST Brown.
, 1862-08-11
THE. WAR IN VIRGINIA
Burnside on the Rappahannock.


New, YORK, August 9.-Barnside's army is
in cs1up at Fredericksburg, ready Tor move
The New York 7fn,es' letter, August sth,
fnsn fope's army reports McDoTsu's com
na6d at Cuipepper, and Banks At Woodrile:
Banks win probably be beyond Cu'pepper By
4 dispatch from WooaviI9e, 7th, reports
Sigers aorps moving from there
There we're Tumors in Washington 5ester-
day ct heavy fighting at Gordocssille, 5us not
fully credited, though not improbable
The Eew York Times letter from the army
of the Pdf fomac, August 7th, says importart
movements ere progressing on the south side
Of the James Rirer but are Of such Character
as not to admit of disclosure.
TEE SITUATION IN TIE RAPPAHANNOCE.
From an o9icer's Lette1.l
49,, In CAw NEAR LITTLE WAsHISGToS.
RArrAHAssock Co., Va Aug. 5, 1852. f.
Our camp is located about halE . n! mile from
Washington, a very pretty little village, TAR
above the average Of Virginia yillsgss~ The
scenery all about US is very beautiful and
grand. We are camped In large open field,
without particle Of shade. and. a. the
xsathss Is rather ho {o9 nc eaG maT1s s fhn soT
is good for our health, though, as number Of
our officers have pitched their tents in pleas
mt wood net'far distant, we "don't ses 1t II
that Light" -:
When we first came here, guards were
placed OVER ali hoases and properly, though
these people are, with very few exceptions. bit
Ter secesElonists. ana nearly every family il
vel represented in the soathern army: Il
was provoking TO Eea With what unb1nshing
Impotence: they would come TITO or camps
and demand . guard, invariably declining tn
ttke the cath of allegiauee WIN requested
| so to do, and always speaking Of the rebel
! army as . oar asmy'' and the rebel generals a
/ s'our generals" Nov, Gen: Pope has order
! taken for onr army, and, thong6 this order i:
not carried out Thoroughly, it has had goof
| effect.
4. funny incident iu this connection &C
CURED few days sinee- AM old farmer nod
Of our generals, tnIimatdng at the same tim
that be wonld be happy % board said guard
! tVery wen."- replied the general, II VII
t. bring over my whole brigade TOMORROW, an
| you can board taem'" + y needless y %
-
, 1862-08-11
TIE E.SENCE OF mEANNEss.

L
Washington letters depict the condition Of
the enanc1pa.ed negroes there aa tersits::. They
E-e literally starving. and stu the numbers are
oa1 ali ~ e 1e 81 az sh;e
they arc so lazy and he4pless-
We fan1 this miserable paragraph going
Tic rounds ct the papers without any ac-
know]edged rarentage-it last appearance
being in the Chicago Journal. 1t Is mean
and false in every particular. in the first
place Washington letters" do not say any
such thing, The story had Its origin in
one oi Richardson's speeches. No letter
writer has been so base as to invent or re-
peat it.
The following are the facts as recently
obtained from Brigalier General Wals-
worth, military governor Of the District Of
Columbia: The male contraoands" Of
adult age. are all employed at two kinds Of
wcrk-b.1rying dead horses, several thou
sands uf whose carcasses have been depos-
it'd outside Of Washington and George
town, and breaking mules for the transpor-
tation service Both kinds Of labor arc
very rcpu1sive, and it is impossible to get
white men to undertake either except at
L;gh wages. Gen. Wadsworth says that
tie Government sores from IS to 45 cszts
ger day per man, by employing the 'contra'
bands. They not only support them
selves and I'LL their women and children
hut tlcy lay up something for r,iny day
II any one hcsitases to h1ieye this state
meut, he can have his doubts solved at onct
hy al,I,lyiug to Gen. Wadswortll
There IS saying down South that tllt
mearcsl act in the world is " stealing mig
gers <inpcr." Is not the originator Of this
paragraph guilty Of the attempt? Every
,one sd tho Washington contrabaads'' en-
gagged in hurying dead horses and breaking
s''llsy mules, is infinitely more respectable
infinitely higher in the Scale Of humanity
1lian Ie ;
, 1862-08-11

~ There hae been great deal said about
<tpo1iey" being enuncaated by the PreE1dent. Wen,
he has enunciated il go, 900 men--5oa1nat Qf
.zfes9ers1ay.
The same s'po1icy" was enunciated before
s.and fell short A1rarnny without a policy
is body without soul:- steamship without
fire or fuel; projectiles without powder.
With tah that number and a policy the
rebels have thwarted our generals and dis
:appointed our people, Men aud munitions
are not what is lacking; The government
must say the words: and enunciate the
policy Of the war that shall give direction
and efficiency to both. GiEe the army .
policy and leaders who will execute it, and
she armies Of the Union are ihYincibie.
, 1862-08-11

such terms.
A few days ago, two Of our men were fired
upon when only shout mile aud q half from
camp. Some jd7nasrs were proved to be- the
We hare lazge force in this vicinity, un-
der Gen. Pope, estimated at near 100 zoo men
---in facta larger army than Mcclellan has.
The rebels have large force about thirty
miles from uee, but, If they attack rs. they
will meet with warm reception. It Is ru-
mored that We will advance in q few days, but
do not think 20, as everything Is at etsnd-
sti'1, waiting TOR the new levy.
Yeete,dsy we hsd areyiew, by Ger. Pope, OF
a]l Of our division (Banks). It was solendd
sight, and the men looked well. We had
nearly mile OF artilery drawn up. 4 great
under the new order, and are employed rs
te8Hsters. etc.
, 1862-08-11
THE RECENT War ORDERS.
No H1ndrance to Legitimate Travel.
ALL THE ROUTES UNINTER.
hBPTED.

[Very industrious use having been made OF
uuwarranted constructions Of the recent
order Of the War Department pertaining to
attempts to Grade the coming draft, it be-
comes necessary to state prominently thot
there is no interruption to legitimate travel
between the East and Vest which will 90 or
as usual. The following dispatch received
from Superintendent R. n. Rice Of the
Michigan Central Railroad is in point and au-
ewcrs fully alt questions on the subject
EDB. TRm.
DETROIT, august 9, 1862.
Passengers with through tickets to anr part
Of the United have only to show their coupon
tickets here on going on the ferry, eonse-
qutntly going along without any detention
through Canada I maize the statement by
authority Of United States Marshall.
r. n. RICE, Gen'l- Sup't.
, 1862-08-11

SfnfG TeACheFN 1IKAUl1nNf OF
Successful Candidates..
Especial Correspondence Of Chicago Trihune.l
AaBoT, LEE Co., Aug. s.
At the examination Of candidates for State
teachers diplomas at Springfield, Aug, 9Th
ard 7,h, the following passed examination aud
received diplomas: Misses Mary 4 Gowles,
Frances Bacon; Helen i. Huniston; atessrs.
Josiah P Wood, John !. White, ". B. Pow
ell, Andrew ": Brooks, Benz. D. s1ocum, Geo.
Anerswala, Chas. E. Smith, Franc:s Hantord,
ard Davis Major.
Diplomas we're also granted to the following
graduates Of Normal Schools: Mrs. Emily
L. Briggs. Misses Simpson (tro sieters) and
Meses6. Henry Freeman aud Geo. Il Bre ewer.
Mrs. Slocu1n and Mrs. Briggs are successful
teachers in your Chicago public schools
, 1862-08-11

OMAHA, n. T, august 8,-Henfy ".
Dupuy, late Pawnee Indain agent, ar
rested for embez2lement, hiss been hon3rably
iifscharred. The amount Involved In the &C.
cnsation was thirty dollars. Tie entire trans
aAions Of his agency have been undergoing
sns..stigae1ou for month"; :: -; ::
, 1862-08-11

Can there be any doubt that the pros-
rect Of foreign complication in, our na-
*ioua1 difficulties is forcshadoxcd by the.
rcws Of the JuEa, elsewhere given2 Our
government has not won in Europe, in
tie coId1ct Of this war, the. respect justly
commensurate with the zeal Of the peo-
PIC and their layisllness in mca aud
money. Il will be no answer to our
disappointed friends and hitherto de-
Tenders .tahro-d, to tell them of the
<diligert regard tke government has had
for the constitution IN the preservation Of
the constitutional evil" Slavery. They
viii s.dt so easily understand, over the wa
Ter, that Pc hsve gaiued such advantages
in the war thus faz, as warrant us in refls-
ing 100000 fighting men, the only loyal
class in the South, or that we can afford
to pause in the war for the Union to
win back By: Cancellation our erring broth:
ers who covet the very bones and skulls oi
cur soldiers slain IN battle, as love cha1fns
and souvenirs. There arc divers nice sen.
timeptanties Of Til: hind that like some
wines Of delicate b6atquet cannot be export.
cd, and he:lack Of such apparent apology
1or our. ua!iuna1 folly may bring ftcst
troubles upon us from the old world.
, 1862-08-11

NAVY DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. '6s
Capt. Pennock, at Cairo, has been tele-
graphed to sead an officer 10 Chicago to enlist
seamen for the navy. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of Navy.
, 1862-08-11

[REMAnKs.-We do notrouch .jr Order No.
IS as above, for We cannot lea. that it was
published in the Richmond -Dtxoo II, that val
liable exchange not reae6i:.g oar table just
now, bnt II the :chiva1ry have not cst&a-the
app1eciation Of the amenities Of wRrf,re &C.
coraing to. Don Carlos, we: shall. expect the
document in form as above at an early dag, or
there is no such thing ~ gratitude left IN
Dixie.-Eps. TRlB.1 -
, 1862-08-11

TIE Ben FEASKLIS GrARDs-Ih;s c11ck
company being crsalizcd hy the TRIBUNE
employees is meeting with splendid success.
The most cheering accouuts from recruits
come il daily from the titS. We advise those
intending to enlist, to apply soo1- The dill
officer is member Of the original zoasyes,
thoroughly converzant with his bus ress a3d
ore Of the best dill masters il The city.
Come Oh boys and join tue fighting company.
, 1862-08-11

C0Nntef1d&feA0A Oh t8e G3n30A 8E2&00es
DETROIT, Aug; HLThe sfsmpede into Can
ada Of persons liable to: military duty. which
has been'go1ug on briak,y for several days was
'ef1eetual.y stopped to-day by the rigid enforce
ment OF eectetaty 5tantoR'a order. >
, 1862-08-11

Kentucky again Threatened.
1ND1ASAPo11s. August s, 1862
$500 rebel infantry is said to be ut the head
Of the Cumberland River, on the mountain,
moving in the direction Of Kentucky, Tne
guerilla Morgan left Knoxvjlle on the Sd inst,
with = Geo cavalry, md is said to have 2,099
III re Hear Livingston. He will certainly in
Yade Kentucky within q few days.
, 1862-08-11

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Dor COp6, sss1peRiov Court of Chicago. Sep
teInIer Term. 1852. Sarah H. Dunn Fs' Oasla Doan-
IL Chsncery. ,,,., 5of.n
ta UleYk 0f saf Su{ t1eE court Of Ch1cagn Nossee
Is hereby given 10 the sid David Dunn that ne eH
he chace side tte:sn % he ninta az t Or ~ Sad
Cont pnst ea1d defendant. rctnr1ab: On ths ttHt
Monday oi September next, dss2>. as Is ng Law re-
quifed- .,,d 1,rn. ebs1, rer-e.
ally be ana rp.ar before said Superior Court q Cht
tIsreof to 6s soliea It Chicaso T. SD County. On
t,e fsst adoudsy II So ntem9es. 1sSs fna 91sad a.
pIsiat the same, and ne matters ana :tato&A thn:sn
decree n4e1rd aK4inst according to he p1aIu: ID
i ssjJ hi. - THOMAS :. ca fsTEE, ClsrE,.
, 1862-08-11
YOUNG LADY WOULD

~ ike Situation as goTerness Tor small children.
Or rF g Sse N Gp m 1ar nd a hs
compensation She asks to pleasant home. tEnl you
not sise 1t 10 he.? Add5tss n. G. r. Ladies p.
livery, 1uI-t5Q@1t
, 1862-08-11

7. CST-On Saturday afternoon, be.
IL tween the Post onlee and the s,yeE o. Deashesn
Dollar Treasury Notes The finder will be 1h<rany
rewarded b returning tie same to this Office. -
, 1862-08-11

"'ENICA go lie, Aug Eth. 1aS2-
Icsr-TtutfdaJ afternoon. near htsh ss-eet hrtdEe
It & sunrcsed a,EAnFsA covered delivery book. 3h9
His once. - i(KO.E: WILfLAAS,' i
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, 1862-08-11

DEM0VAI.-A1ather Is Co. have
Il l. removed their office to E*tnss Block. tup
stsfrF.j corner Eostl Water & ClGEk stTcat7-
augf t.iL9H
, 1862-08-11

C!ELECT ACADEHIY.-1Ir- Jones
/ Will commence his DAT AND EVENING
School q: his t.,lr 40. 5, McCornsuks Duttltng.
en Monday the i1th met. 1nssruttto -tyen In Ill TIL.
bookkrcping; a.sn tn the eltn- nts uf rocta nnsc.
TIE Latin and French Languages taught requested.
a,H4fEt fNaf
, 1862-08-11

4 TUT! cure f11
QETARRH or COLE IN E1aH HEAD.
It is essfe- to Cara1zn -hAn Co1a1mftoa 1na of
cuFnz hs tzkt We prevent the 1atte. feTsons saoit
Endefs2nd that sh5 better WAY 70 cure Cons1nrt1on
IS - pTuTentit ..-.,. ......
ara II trg rer slight Persons Ind taEJ hHFex cola,
aud End tta. they have aQafnt atta:ks a4e are mota
uoa- tho noee may ary 6 slight a1se9a7Ee 1ha1
M scr3f afterwards becoming thick ta1 Ad1e4tVaL
X ihe dseaze becomes chronic De tscnrrrs aTn Il.
:sessed p aaa9ttE sEa 1l;angsa IN qaasy; saey sss
nrthe nose or else aaey fail INTO the throat a14
1sEKEd Of eunzhed oh. TIE sectesteAk ase oAd!6ys.
~ lie weak: tie senea cf smell Is 1easened On de-
E::rst; deafness ttqacatly tsKes place
Kv the aid OF rls a4lt{tf ttACAk1St1 aHKEuY, M
these symptoms caa &c eHeGsnally II novel
Ifce uf the CHlaErD heInt1y {ze-saI1f1enf tnr Exa
ora month VIII fal and c:ear directions sent b5
preEs.
cMee, 12a South Clark Street, Cup staira3
Address Dr. D. Il EtiKLTE
au131.ot,1m Fo5t 012a Eo1 435l, {:lIcAEp. II.
, 1862-08-11
no RE Mt -Tfha offitea roona

G. L G = t--5oo barrels Portfsnd
L. Sugar lust arrived AMI for sale to the trade.
Also, arrive. ufc hun,issl 1s-rrls shslIel;ha eN
syrup tinire1 arrrss Bee Hive. Sat1:es
n1ay he seen it te Agency Ct lac Portland and Fha
de- pha si;ar Hcdnercs. y issyGT st-et r,,,,,-r,