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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Washington, April 20.

The commission on ordnance and ord.
nance supplies have, it is said, rejected
all the foreign contracts and considerably
curtailed those for the manufactory Of
arms in the United States. The ordnance
Office has issued proposals. for manufac-
turing within one year Springfield rifles,
muskets, and Harpen Ferry rifles, to.
gether with carbines, revoIsers, sabres,
swords, and scabbards. The department
reserves to itself the right to reject any
bid and to consider none made through
any agent, broker or party others than the
regular manufacturers. Several days ago
the House passed q resolution directing
the Secretary of War to communicate Ill
the facts and circumstances within hi.
knowledge relative to the late evacuation
BY our troops of Jacksonville, Florida
The Secretary replies that he conceive.
it to be the province of the President tc
furnish information concerning military
operations, but the Presi dent has directed
him to say that the evacuation was 70,
reasons not deemed compatible with the
public interest to disclose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
FFem New Orleans.
Fort Monroe, April %

A Gag of truce to-day took dispatches
and letters for the Union prisoners. No
newspapers came into the hands of the
reporters for the press. The city Of New
Orleans has been taken. The tele0ra nh
operator having left as previously report.
ed, no particulars have been received. -
1t is stated, however, that the operator
subsequently attempted to return, but
found the city in possession ofthe Union
troops. 1t is probable the city surren-
dered without resistance after the fee,
made its appearance There is report
that the enemy's much boasted iron gun
boat built there as . second Merrimac
was, while on its way, destroyed by the
g. S. steamer Pensacola
The weather and tide to. day have been
very favorable for the temperance of the
Merrimac here, but she has not been
seen. 1t is reported some rebel gunboata
in the James river attempted this FORE
noon to shell our camps this side Of War.
wick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
The Tcxans ReussA In New Msxics.
Kansas CITY. April %.

Kansas City, April %.
The through msil, with Santa Fe dates
to the 18th and Fl. Union to the 10Th,
arrived to-day. After the battle OF Pig
cons Rancho Col. Slough fell back to IT.
Union, where dispatch was reed from
Gen. eanby, ordering ajunction to be form
ed with the main army ut Galesto. Maj
Rel was placed in command Of the troops
for the junction ordered by Gen. Candy,
and arrived at Galesburg on the 9th, In
advance Of Gen. Candy, and learned that
the TEXANS had abandoned Santa Fe, and
were retreating from the Territory. Mai
Duncan, Of Gen. Canby's command of the
advance guard, had fallen in with large
party Of Texans, when fight occurred,
the latter being routed. Major Duncan
was slightly wounded.
Gen. Candy reached Gales on the 18th
aud an immediate pursuit Of The ToxAus
was ordered, who were thirty miles South.
No doubt was entertained Of the speedy
capture of Sibley's command, as they were
entirely destitute Of everything, having
lost at the battle Of Pigeon Rancho III
their baggage, provisions, supply trains,
&c. The health of the rebel army was
not good, and many had died. 100 sick
and wounded had beef left in the hospi-
tails It Santa Fe. A large number Of
Merchant trains was passed en- route TO
this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Of that city. Cal. Wall, Of New jersey
was looking out for him to give him !
personal chastiscmcnt for Cameron,s i'm.
prisonment of him. We shall not be sur
prised to hear that oil the tyrants, who
usurped and exercised arbitrary power d
Washington, will yet be made to SUITE,
the just retribution due their crimes. /,
is not in human nature to bear, with i'm.
panity, the wrengs and injuries such mis-
creants as Cameron and Seward inflicted
on American citizens.
Andy johnson. the Acting Governor
OF Tennessee, is acting upon the - me pol
icy and under like direction from the
Administration, and il the views Of Val
landigham, Mahony and their supporters
shall triumph, Governor johnson and all
other Union men who take prominent
part in the suppression Of the rebellion
will incur the infamy and the hate Of mis-
creants and traitors. Let the honest de-
Of Iowa beware, lest their lead
ers Of the Vallandigham and Mahony
stripe lead them into opposition to the
Government, and enlist them with traitors
for the ruin of their country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Fron Washington.
Times Correspondence.

WasuHKUUu, APrH 20.
The President has received special
dispatch tonight from source altogether
different from that through which the in
formation came yesterday Of the fall of
New Orleans confirming the same.
The news from the Department Of the
Rappahannock is important. Our forces
have not yet occupied fredericksburg, but
stay in Falmouth on the opposite side Of
the river. Information recently received
renders it pretty certain that there
Is large rebel force in the neighhorhood
ready to dispute Gen. McDowell's pro-
gress towards Richmond. A report places
this force under the command Of Gen. e..
w Smith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Especial to World
Washington. April %

The con6rmatory news Of the occupa-
tion Of New Orleans by the Union forces
has just been received. 1t removes very
materially the doubts which were excited
in the minds Of some Is TO the entire re-
liability Of the rebel kilograms.
There 10 reason to believe there has
been discussion At the Treasury De-
partment respecting the policy Of raising
the blockade Of Southern ports - they
come into possession of the Union forces.
We are assured BY gentleman who is in
constant communication with the Govern
ment that there is little doubt that the
blockade Of New Orleans viii be raised
Immediately on the Union authority being
re. established there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
THE GATE CITY.
KEOKU K:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL so.
New Orleans Taken |!

There seems to be no doubt remaining
h that New Orleans has been taken. Tele
grams from Mobile to Virginia rebel pa.
pern state that our gunboats passed Fort
jackson and St. Phillip on Thursday morn
ing, April cath, at 4 o'clock A. NJ. and
arrived at New Orleans same day at ! p.
NJ, causing homeless CONSERVATION
Large amounts of cotton and several
steamboats, were burned. The telegraph
operators last message to Mobile was,
ri. P. M.-The enemy is here. Good
bye" And then he skedaddled.
This is glorious news, and we look ca
gerly for the details from our own officers
@sCursfs' Expedition near White River.
The Memphis Avalanche states some
ten days ago 10000 Federal troops were
at Doniphan building RATS and Fat boats
to transport troops down White and Black
rivers. This corresponds with the i'm
preston we received from Gen. Dodge,
that Curtis army was ordered to make
its way to the Mississippi down White
river as speedily as possible.
Per Contra, Capt Mckenny stated last
Saturday night that he was advised that
Gen. Curtis was making forced marches
to Ironton en- route to join Halleck or 20
down the Mississippi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
3 r TEIE e z AP e..
Naval Rattle NJ Rass Christian.
Washington. April 28.

Washington. April 20.
By steamer Connecticut the Navy De-
partmsnt received dispatch from Com
Farsgut and Capt. Porter to April 18th.
Steamers Pembina and Massachusetts
were over the bar and the fotilla moving
to take their position. Two Confederate
schnoners loaded with cotton were cap
tured in trying to run the blockade, bound
for Havana. The prisoners report there
were several gunboats building at New
Orleans and Eve already on Lake Pochar-
train. Several lately went up the river
with steam ram and ten thousand men
Schooner Columbia, of Galveston, with
cotton, bound to Jamaica, had been cap.
tured by party from the steamer Mont
gomery. Not being able to bring her out
the schooner was destroyed.
On April 4th an expedition on route
for Pass Christian, consisting Of the
steamers New London, jackson and Lew
is, with troops, was attacked by rebel
steamers Oregon, Pamlico and Carondelet.
After fighting 80 minutes the Lewis was
Withdrawn, owing to the crowded state Of
her decks. The others continued the
fight for one hour and forty minutes,
when the enemy withdrew. apparently
much injured. The expedition then
landed at Pass Christian.
The rebel merchant steamer Wallace,
laden with turpentine, rosin and lime was
chased and captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

CHINA.-The Hong Kong correspond
emit of the London Times, writing about
March, reports that Confederate priva-
| teer ia tho China seas had been fallen in
with By Her Majesty's ship Plorer on the
coast Of Borneo. Ii there Mt all she must
have been on the look out for American
ships outward bound. The correspondent
says this 10 particularly unfortunate for
American shipping, rs the Federal Gov
eminent has not single war vessel Of any
description in these waters, except the
Saginaw, and she is rotten.
Latest via Londonderry. London, l8.
The question of armor- plated ships and
floating batteries continue the prominent
| topic
1t is vaguely rumored that England has
lately made diplomatic recommendation
to France in favor Of the Withdrawal of
the French troops from Rome.
Encouraging advices As to the cotton
growing in Jamaica and Peru have reached
England.
Il u questioned If the Emperor will 20
to the London Exhibition, and it is as
serted that If he does, it will be strictly
incog.
Garlbaldi has gone to Brescia. It is
reported his nomination q Commander.
in-Chief ofthe National Guards has been
decided upon.
Liverpool, l8th.--Breadstuffs Flour
has still an advancing tendency.
Provisions-Quiet. but steady.
London, l8th.--Consols for money 93E
@94. !. c shares 4saC947l discount
Erie shares 3f6a39
Liverpool, IT, BreadstuFs- r. s. &
Go. and w. N. 4 Co. report no regular
market since Tuesday, owing to the hol.
liday. Flour-Firm with advance OF Cd
on the week; American quoted 26sa30s.
Wheat firm at l(12d higher on the week;
Red Western 10d 3s(a is Sd; Red South
ern lis 5d@1ls Sd; White Western les;
White Southern lis Tod. Corn still ad-
vancing; Mixed 2Ss 3d@2ss Cd; White
33s(g34s I'D.
Frovisions-The same authorizes the
following report: Beef dull and unchanged;
Pork quiet and steady; Bacon steady;
Lard steady at 49s 6dfn44.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
FROM YOR KTOwN.
Headquarters, Army Potomac,
April 2B. Ill O'Clock. mi

Hon. E. n. Stanton, Sec'y Of War:
Nothing Of interest has transpired dur
ing the night. No firing on our right,
where the work was interrupted We nave
just sent . heavy field battery to silence 4
gun or two Of the enemy that have been
impertinent this morning, but have hurt
no one. The weather has improved and
we are making good progress.
ISigned GEO. B, Mcclellan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
EAlayging the Illineis Canal.
Washinpten. Anril 90

Mr.. Arnold, from the Committee ON
Roads and Canals, has reported in favor
of the bill for the enlargement of the III
inois and Mississippi canal. The report
states that the work has been more than
half completed by the State Of Illinois,
having expended thereon over six mill
ions. The canal has been ia operation
since l848, and now yield an annual rev
enue Of about o., OOO, 600. This will be
greatly increased BY the enlargement Of
the Illinois river as proposed. The State
Of Illinois offers this canal to the United
States on condition that Congress will
provide the means Of enlargingit no as to
pass gunboats from the lakes to the Mis-
sissippi. This win place us on an equal
ity with Great Britain, that power being
able BY her canals to pass war vessels
from the ocean TO the lakes. The report,
in view Of the fact that by treaty the q.
8. is prohibited from building or main
tanning armed vessels on the lakes, urges
the necessity and importance Of the i'm
mediate enlargement Of this canal, by
which the gunboat feet on the Mississ-
iPpi could be passed through to the lakes.
Had this medium of commerce been OPEN
ed at the BEGINNING of the rebellion the
100 vessels and Is, 600 sailors now Nut
up on the lakes would have been ct the dis
posal Of the Government. The saving to
the treasury during the past year would
have been heavy, more than the cost of
the contemplated work The committee
believes it, income will more than pay
interest on its cost, and ultimately pay
the entire investment.
The Senate, in Executive Session to-
day, confirmed large numbers Of military
nominations, including the following
names 70 be Brig. Gems. Of volunteer
Col. Max Weber, New York Col. Thos.
P. Crittenden, of Illinois Col WIN. H.
Benton, Jeremiah G. Sullivan, James G.
Newton, and Pleasant A. Haskleman, Of
Indiana.
The bill reported BY Mr.. Colfax, from
Indiana, provides that ill persons carry
ing United States mails shall enter into
contract with the Post Office Department
and if they disagree ~ to price, it shall
be referred TO- the Court of Claims.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Guerillas In Tennessee.

Cnlcag0, April %.
Tribune special from Cairo says rebel
cavalry have appeared in considerable
force upon the river, about 20 miles above
Savannah, near Clifton, and one gunbeat
had been sent down the river to watch
their movements. All boats leaving this
point for above have brass pieces upon
the bow, one upon each side, besides
armed guards upon the harricane deck to
return Ere from guerillas on shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Frem the New Orleans Expedition
Now York, April rs.

Further adviees per the Connecticut
state that the sloops of war Richmond,
Hartford, Brooklyn and st Louis were
plated with heavy chain cable from their
ports to point below the water line
Previous to the attack on the Mississippi
forts, the Captain of tho French war
steamer Milan visited Fl. jackson under
flag of truce with view of assisting the
French residents Of New Orleans who
might desire to get out Of the way of the
impending battle. He was seized and
imprisoned: over night. but released
next day, and returned to his vessel great.
.ly enraged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

RL1t isreported by soldiers from Pitts
burk Landing that Grant keeps two NO.
men, and one reporter for the New York
Herald, for his own use. If true, tina.
may be the "milk ia the coeoanut'' which
cost US from ten thousand to twenty thou.
sand men in that famous and fatal battle
of Shilo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

- Col. L. D. Caupbell has rendered
the chaplaincy Of his regiment, the Goth
Ohio. to Parson Brownlow The Parson
ha, accepted, and says he will pray and
preach to the regiment till they reach
Tennessee. when he intends to have
: hand in any Eight thsy may Be engaged
In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

A FOUL LIBEL The Quincy Herald
insinuates in very plain terms that Gov.
Yates has chartered hospital boat to go
to Pittsbsrg =. the expense Of the State
of Illinois, for the purpose Of making an
electioneering tour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Very When the French
Minister was in Richmond his host insist
ed that the blockade was entirely ineffec.
tual. Chow happens it them" said the
Frenchman, "that find 80 little tea and
coffee at the Richmond tables"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Missouri state Convention Called
Jefferson City, Mo-, April %. 2

Jefferson City, No., April %.
The Governor, to-day, issued his proc
lamation, converting the State Convention
on the FIRST Monday il june, At this place.
The principal cause given is, that the
Stale ought to be re-districted 90 q to
give Missouri the two additional represen-
tatives in Congress, TO which she is enti-
tied under the late ratio Of representation.
It il thought that full attendance Of
members will be here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
News Csn1irmeA.

Fort Monroe, April 28.
n. N. Stanton, See. Of Var:
The news Of the occupation Of New
Orleans by our forces is confirmed to-day.
No other news. JoHE K. Wool,
Maj. Gen. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

kIDNAPPlNo.-It is reported that Gen.
Sturgis has inauguatsd general system
of kidnapping in Kansas, and that ''but.
ternut traitors" under the military pro.
lection of the United States, are repeat.
ing on blacks and whites the honors oil
the border raids to which they and Kan.
sas have been educated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Boston, April %.
The war steamer Sacramento Wa
launched at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
yesterday; she 10 the finest and largest walI
vessel ever built 1t Portsmouth,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
( Herald's Special

V"U6VObS AP1I 20.
Rumors are in circulation that the
rebels are preparing to eYacuate York
town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Oeserskens ~ Yorksown.
A Washington special says that it il re-
ported on good authority thar : Colonel
and Lieutenant Colonel deserted our army
At Yorktown and joined the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

EXCITING NEWS AT MEMPHIS.
The Avalanche some days ago informed
its intelligent readers that mutiny had
broken out in Nashville in consequence
Of the abolition message Of President Lin
coin. Nineteen Federal officers had re-
signed. Kentucky regiments mutinied
and had pitched battle with two Indiana
regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Banks, Mcdowell, and Mcclellan. OF
course, this fact being known, s'.he game"
Of those who press for an instant trial is
transparent enough.
/ have been greatly amused at the lu-
gubrieus views taken by your cotsmpo
rary touching tho abolition of slasery in
this district trust, however, he will
be prevented BY some kind means from
rretrievably tearing his linen. Maryland
and Virginia will find market for thei.
peas and radishes, niggers or no niggers,
and especially may the amiable Judge be
consoled when he considers that our mar.
kets are almost exclusively supplied from
the free States of New Jersey and Penn.
sylv And how Baltimore will
rejoice to learn that she has been al.
together in the wrong in thinking tina,
| tie Ns:;ous. Capitol, flee, would bs oIss
for her than when slave. Can you moi
get the Constitution to send some Of ito
reasopings 70 the Sun and Clipper, 90
that those Baltimore journals may sec
thst 'tis our city and not theirs, which
10 to be knocked into fortJ feet cooked
hat BY this terrible thing of freedom
Hon. J. B. Grinneil, Of Iowa, Wa It
Clay's Hotel few days ago; w. B. Al
llson, Of Dubuqe, Is nov At Willard : and
Col. Barker, Of DssMoinea, ct Browns
Hotel. HAwKxyx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

ytwy RstH 'Fhs Slaf1aa. limNaser.
ats5fr ,F ia iia a~ntS * u. 80
a.l,paais 'bt - lsal sNns mai.H'.
bs. Ae io.awinc
Ella lr twelfth hnur ihe glory p Oeal
Ar Loni b God he ltaf ffScca.re
sl.a . rsnu DE- irme Geaufc sell tle
perirf a.e1aifr a.mHsaIaa. TEEN .ls I
the cnHiaa 60 els s'ne ale,e l34r dr ne
ruhauai ari.e uiu Do deH, q rs ~.
r.8sur ui one ceH ptsienarc rc.asm&
gsa&y II aFrans ltstj iirai udts
Aaer veliag she a9oye Rua4Hiit sia
CasH.1 CAei resi- oud- ., tiiens
.Thtn h,h larkieaa IL lie H. Gs,s-
ical done q dl,los,e poocrdnr, above
lAe ALFRED gn.H le4tlrrluHg. & l'fisr
Nipa.ian-, 10, tie Gotel'erry GfH. -
rsc iaio tie dome ,hsclos unlil 80 Ga
AID So, xiru.sc AMI cougians nstrd tom.
uaes q, comprehensive mus. sb.i.i assam !
tate i,tio notnhg. ana rcsolsc ike = i"b-
tdI 4 pdsg-a aftr tue pare whore TIE
tai was. Cuu ,hr ilar,iits,t understand
OR spai,nd manifestations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

0cR wER.-A liiilc philc after tie
CAL q sumter. ihe ortfj Jed clnei q tie
hoe', Ssoihen Coillcaeracy got up Tie
toliuwi < srry courteous, Riity arfl genile-
manls d ,pasrl,. Tor tie -pe9al encdt d
tie rn.,idfa 81 th; Uetied Stne. -
"WHh moriu. paixhau anl peganI.
We isn5sf VI .lLe cur !sela-r gard,
Now -iare tie uotle OIL Roman. An
drew II foie, ias loilowtd - ehja s
aiier liz rear-ggatl II ihg C,ulrderavs
ard pu,tsd their pauae stricken co uinn.
etsn = ~ ~ a. Florence Ala. we luiak
his soati-b Eser4isacy, Mn DAVIS, might
b. ia urreA i iullogs.-
Ngb ksDv's ~ RATED. as,a iyins II fesr,
Wetsa+rs Jsa pat'sesr sass i Ais OAR
Fea5sd ~ csaaoa. ella
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01


Ett nraefn aa attff1
G iay n arue iHfoe
e $50 desire. huy "a
t 44.l w tse r..,ei q kces
tsca8 So q laa sstiag ,a3 ihr oal
r. ntca Us "a oAser usmelfs
80 .nf aeanse, Is 'iH
arra lac 6srmef ae.l taoe fcsFe
~ etsfs &ea d eb.he De- has ets0sgh
fega 6rsl'l h,s aam sfsnat.,
30 r era tlfs Hsay esaft ia paH
~ rr Hcr d,letnaiae ~ nsAfsy as ihfy
eaa. bs guess -~ol eu by 81 very sgae k.nd
ID gees r. fhaee nAo base ker car =
ial record 81 lA~ uaml~r u ions CONSUMED
A., gwen heai "a cattle. ~ ccrain
aamlsf on horses. may delrraiue morc
usaslv Nlwt. iiic rattle and horse, haze
bcea ueisf q, aai lhe aggregate weight
ID ths henl l'lu, determined. iAe eslmate
may ie n,a1 slit considerable accuracy
some auinais cai aorr iian iur, ior lae
a.ue weight, q gte.dtr diarpnct is o.
ca,m8ea Iy llie ssyeriiy VI mllIness oitae
weather, Or iltr deslec of shelter g,sn
{ om l5e cod, buI 4, general rue, j.
Iof.e Should haic three per cent # III
weight Isly 10 iooI--hay Or & ain,--aal
rat,lt. wb.ta digest better two and q lali
lef rret. III thc ftm has afccraiurd
ihr uunil TOW. fodder he D.. Dr.
l,osiicd % lea barn. be may now. i bc
understand. Z tmeic. d~-mne pretty
Hraily aaw liz hay siike.y run, teiac
e9as- iine
II l,g Ga. ne record q De amount VI iii'
hay, he may determine very NEARLY, by
mea.uring First. BY finding lie true
length. lsgea.lth and ,Iepi, Of the hay, liz
~ olier knpwg The number OF cubic icrt.--
( Good soliI timothy, the average Of a bay
4 IL orl aet deep. vii weigh q ioi 1,
about 800 cuhji. feet. Ii the hay i clover
. Il wlll require Coz Or $50 for ton; AMI
4 ibe las Is oaiy 5 Or 2 feet deep, AID
one lsth mere.
Alter determining The number of Tons
aud t,c whole weight Of MI h,s amin ~
81 mas at oncc know i he las cnough-
fue rt.,ul viii. however D.. considerable
mod ii 4 BY cau<cs which lie has nor. d
lrs. al lis cnnul. Regularity in lec.!in,
wlI have It's milurnoc good ieedin.
rack. will prevent much waste. and com
lu,fab,c shelter viii save many tons 1,
every arae heiel 4 sSiiliul farmer III
formed rs, that formerly when he hat
erected tiue new barn, with ample shell
Ter of tic best Kind. he ia learned. ~
thought nero ding 20 lis usual e,tn' t,
ila &C. would haze 70 bay hsy "a campl t
tie wiHte,naef bis animals bai On ny
ing liis new sheds and stal,lrs, 80 grca
~, Sic -uying actually effected thu Ii,
aa! several los lie u x; spins to spare