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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Tos s Bininss. Iac,ndA Bnlipss.J Rilliass, n G
Hedges. sheriG, Defendants
H.. ~--a~ ~ - >~ss = 49,
nov on nle In the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Loo County iowa. ~ Ke0t uk, petition Of
hiram harne~ claiming 10 hnve appropriated 10 pay
Tent OF nortKsGe, msas ny y. g. hiis n and wife
10 D. ktl0onsn sns on part "f LSts 70 and fei. Block
t1Tl Keokuk, which ortxxse l. held by petitianev
all ths xe~ss Of " aa!e OF ssd peemsss under docrse
sfsxecutoss Of Bsmi starkvea,her d.csased 1. g.
bhhnas over snsunt II sid decrre aud prsyInG for
An injnncion sEsfn't the shesH HEDGES iron paytsg
said money over, and for GVnerai relief
Nov each sf you tapp.sr and said petition
by Of the second day Of tho teru Of said
Court, to be held nj keokak on the nrst hondsy NJ
September. 1859. judxmrnt and decree wll be had
therein axainss you By default.
H. SCOTT HOW ELL
jyS1-d<w Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
. o w F e Il D.

Any pesson vsniipg iced can BE- supplied by ssvfnr
orders wth the nne nigned, or ss the s.6ste CITY
nils. " opposite the Gss Wcrks.
VS Feed vii be delivered to sny part OF the CITY
vm-dIw b. FARAUM, Arent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

I Peaches made their first appear
sncs in our city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

11 affandigham stock 10 OHIO Is 90.
ing down and is considerably below par.
Val. is at the Clifton House Canada, in
view of Niagara falls. He 10 not lionized
by the guests. far from it. Like one old
he exclaims:
"on Jordan's stormy banks stand.
Add eass wishfal eye"
(Ovsr inte Ohio.
Poor Val, we'll may he exclaim "The
way Of the transgressor il hard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

THEArRE.-Ths rush to see the Drama
Of Fauchon, or Cricket, 10 wonderful.
The house was well filed again last even
ing.
This evening will be presented the
satirical three-act Drama, the '.Serious
Family" To conclude with the new
two act Farce, "a Husband at Sight"
during which there will be grand double
Polka BY Aisses Lixzie and Emma Mad
dern. This 10 IN excellent bill, and will
no doubt draw crowded house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

The hIvER.-In days gone BY We used
to talk OF the mighty Mississippi. as The
Father Of Waters. Now W speak Of i,
- very ordinary stream, on which the
smallest craft can thread their way with
difficulty. and antil lately we had begun
70 fear that It would dry up altogether,
and be numbered among the things that
we're. But ws now have soms hops thu.
there will be rise one Of these d.y,
wnen The large steamera can again ,akc
sheir place between here and st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
DENMARK ACADEMY.

AAs Fai' Tenn Of tnss ins4tfstion will somnsses On
"EDNEsDAY, sEPrExDEn -.
IA, are here offered to tAs ysssh a. soss ssx.s
ss - h.S me various EBgiisA DssncArs tselud
togethsf with the - TseS0s sassoss.
Latin, Greek, PreneA s,A oev-.. y..-
Assse' Dsawisg. as6 Pailsiss.
Ins est soctst asd uovAl iuauspcss -. $4,000
WIZ unsurpassed location ana edacatio ~ A .ns..
ally Modssats. ~ enase
the Prncipsi, A. pSnv
Dsnnark, lows, July sGsh. 1853 daasa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
r AND TO EXCHANGE FOR TOWN

x,oi cschanes can 30 effected by esnisg s,ou
The asd lies in Adams a,y, rtssw, vhseh ir
am ths bcst a. outxius l30 prAsvsr
and iss ssas " toea.sd ksiiH ad. and within swo
uttes ~ Z 6ae grove vi timber. Call scon. Title M
doahssA- =. n. HuAEa,
auut-d Neal k1sst~ Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

@ The Republican gives it ~ . rich
joke. that party Of ST. Louisians, who
vent on hunting expedition less than
hundred miles from ST, Louis, we're COB.
bled up and ri6ed Of sll they had by hush
whachrrs. eooh is tho Pe.ee,l-~ ..a e.-
der Of Missouri. The truth is that the
bushwhackers are engaged in the sa,ne
business that absorbs the energies Of the
Gamble Government, viz: Putting down
the radicals. Hence that Government
has neither leisure nor inclination to put
down the bush Y hackers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
T,EBBEs GREAT HEALING PLAi,.

IL Tkk-Wnt Asst apsa w.asdr of III tirds asy
skat have heeA gv~n ~ ncSsubs ~ tssUeeas haye
ben hsasoA ~ thess gl~stsfs Os en- - sssa teGAs
a. b. ruA1sne Is ~ snd tnsuine n evssy tssaty foss
hoavs. All paie !. else removei b. srem smhss W
81 l<th "a Cedar Hsrrsss GeoEah ievs. wAe esn ~
sesn s.ssy dsy sxcsps sst ssday ssA sssSs ,6ss =
sala y. -. voWELA = c.,
No. ais maAs ~ ~ - - -
Eraoo--oO ConAas
bf7-dim f III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
nR. J. H. SEATON,

~, lhAts SnrEosa aist Missouri Eslunseess,e
Has resumed the psaesiss Of Msd,ei.s In ksskuk.
0rucs-Sssond Street, between Main .nS JoAn...
kssidsncs, u and Tsnsa Sta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

~ Go to the Atheneum to-night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

CosscRIPrrox.-They have done away
with conscription in the Soathern Con-
ssdsrscy, and have gone to work on q
more thorough systsm of obtaining men.
Their method puts away all necessity of
drawing. All between the ages Of eigh-
teen and forty-6ve are ordered to report
at the conscript camps. Let them fail TO
report, however, and they will be drawn
BY military force to the camps. that Is
oil the drawing there is about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

- The New York World justifes
the conspiracy of the French resident
rebels Of New Orleans inviting French
feet Of war into the New Orleans Har-
Dor under pretencs Of giving than pro-
ieciion against an imaginary negro iDsur-
section. The World and it's satellites
are evidently designing to prepare the
public mind for foreign intervention in
favor of the Confederacy of the South
and the Cepperhsads Of the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

IL
nne Posier Dox, from SIX n e,sht ysrs old. liver
color, with and head mostly white. Whsu he
had Iesther collar, with ~. Lo us Lic~pt~. lcrai
inward will be paid tor his delivery At the Billings
Hoaxs. ts3o-d3a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS.

jysi-dS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
General McClclIan's Report.
WASHINGTON, Wedncsdi

WAsENGGOS, "Wednesday, nov. 70 PUB
General McClellan's report was transmitted
to the House today consists Of 7t5 fooscap pager
and is divided into fovr PARTS he concludes as fol
lows:
II ,hal not, nor can J. LIVING forget that when was
ordered tho command Of the troops FOX the defense Of the
capital the soldiers with whom had shared much OF The
anxiety and pak ana suffering he had not ost their con
fd.uce in their commander they sprans To mycs with
al er ancient vsor discipline ant courage. led them into
Msry and hten days after they had Allen back defeated
before Ws,hlus ion Thsy vsngnhed the enemy on the
rugged nights Of South Mcunisin pursued him 10 The hard
To- sh. hold CT Ane,em and dove him bEoben and di.or
pointed acIoss tie Potomac Virginia The army had
need Of amer The terrible experience. Of battles and
marches with scarcely interval OF Tepo'e which they had
gone through time Of leaving ior the peuinuls
the retlIn Wellington. tie defeat In Virginia, the
victory South Mountain, and assin at Antist,m
rrssny that they H. large degree destitute
tho absolute recescs to eriv" duty Their shoes were
worn out bianks were lost, THEN clothing in rss-in
short tho army active service and interval fo
res end oqaIiaen, Necessary Whsn The slowly fss
wsfeei supplies ctne led the army the river
renovated refreshed and IN good o~r and discipline and fol-
lowed the re.sirs Zee to position where was confident q
decisive victory When in the mids, Of tie movement sra
while my sdysncc srard actually in contact ~iib tie
enemy. Wa removed rom The conmsnd. sm devouiy
grateful God the, ny campaign with this brave sfrny
crowned with victory which sAved the Nation rom the
creates, pT had then undergone. have net s'comph'd
purpos- by tn. report the Army Of tho fo,ousc 10 not
placed Lrh the Toll 81 the hs,cr armies Of the world
b dseds ennohe tho nation 20 which Il bcons'. Always
ready for b.ta. away, firm and Trustworthy. never
called Ia vain, WAL the Nation eve have cause
to sttrbsc Of under ~,.U. under Other
comnandcs 10 any ufe % protsn OF tfave'y w thai
noble body Of American soldier No Juty charge
upon any portion Of s, army oH the commanding General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
THE SITUATION IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
MOVEMENTS In WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Joe Johnston in Command of Bragg's army.
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Continued BombaIdment Of the City.

FORTRESS MONROE. Wednesday. Dec. %. iet3
A flag of truce boat arrived this evening
bringing late Richmond papers.
The Sentinel Of the 18th has the following:
THE FIGHT IT BEAMS STATION.
BRISTOL, Dec. IA skirmish took place
last Monday at Beans Station. The enemy. sitter a
stubborn Resistance, re reeted toward hnoxviIe We
captured seventy wagon loads OF stores and some pas
oners Our loss in killed and wounded 800. Gen.
Oracle was wounded. Two hundred and twenty i've
prisoners have arrived.
THE SITUATION IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
ORANGE COURT-HOUSE, Dec. 16.-The enc
my occupy Culpepper in force with pickets exendneo
the Rapidan River Supplies of clothing being dis
tribnted to curt troops
MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
LYYCHBURG, Dec. 1.-THE enemy, $500
strong with several pieces Of artillery underGeD Aver
i'll, left Salem last evening tae way they came.
SWEET SPRING MOUNTAIN, Dec 20.
The enemy finding this point guarded, turned OF from
Scott and tow srd tovne'on. They titemft 10
cross rom Rich Pass TO DuniaDs Fork Gen kchos ,s
wagon. and killed brokedcsu horses They lost much sa-
There Is large fre this morning the direction of Jackson
River. Gen. SAM JoSt
THE SITUATION IN NORTHERN GEORGIA.
DALTON. Ga, Dec. lo.-fien. joseph f.
Johnston is appointed the command Of the Tennessee
Army He is expected here early next week.
Ger. Biudmen has arrived. and taken command II
lis old DIVISION
Gen sherman's corps has f,len ba ek from kroA'ie,
and passed through Cleveland yesterday.
THE SIEGE oP CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l6.--All is quiet. Gen.
Beaure gard Inspected Fort Sumter last night tsnvy
mort east blow is now prevailing.
CHAgLEsION, Dec. Flour Jhoi!s we're thrown INTO
the city last night Oar batteries opened heavily. ana
silencod the enemy.
The following Is from The Ssn,irsl Of Dec 10:
CHARIIsIoy Dee i6-Ton shells were IreG ~ tie
city this morning Our batteries have kept up steady
fire on the enemy who engage in obstztcung tie
approaches TO their batteries Morris Island ILso
was some firing StOro to-day. Twenty nine vessels,
including the Ironsdes and four monitors, arr hdo
the Bar, and the usual number In >tono
CHARLESTON, Dee. 2O-Ibc enemy opened fie on tie
CITY between IL and O'Clock, and threw nf,eon Shells
This afternoon twenty more were fred. No faSsto
was done TO buildings No one was injured. Oar tat
terics replied.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 2l.-There i, no change IN Tia
condition Of affairs. But few sl0ts have been e1-
changed between the enemies batteries and c'is ino
enemy cvrliae 80 work Gregg and agner, extend
hank OF the fuKnes sUt,ding the i No
important of the fee- las heen ni,;r s"l
cinm light hrs been displayed twvnghts ret'c'irr %
he s.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
From Charleston.

The United States steam transport Star of the
South, Capt Woodruff from Hilton Head the 2lst inst
arrived a,t evening y this arrival We learn that the
report of tho United States frgate Ironsidcs and two
monitors being cntsnged in the obstrnctonsin Charles
ton harbor is untrue.
The monitor Lehieh was so badly damaged by the
Ere Of the Rebel batteries, when she grounded some
time since that the Star of the South had to tow her 20
Hilton Head for repairs. No one ON board was injured
Gen. Gilmore Was Smelling Charleston daily from his
2OO.pounders. Nothing further of Importance hnd
trautpired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

wishes Of officers, Provost Marsha,General Patrick
basto.day issued advertisement permitting the re-
sumption OF the oyster trade with tho Army OF the
Potomac. A recommendation TO The Commanding
General ives returned to-day. vosting Gen. Patrick
with authority TO regulate said trade he might think
proper The object Of the advertisement is 10 secure TO
corps hospitals and depos supply ofoysers at reason
able prices and TO avoid The annoyance Of the trnnspor-
tation Of multitude Of agents. who have hitherto
charged eyorbant prices for oysiers canned mik nsh
poultry, &c. Gen Patrick wishes universal publicity
10 be- given 10 the advertisement appended:
HyADauAnrRRs, Army op rHE PoTorAc.)
OTYCE oP TIE fEovosT MARSHAL GENERAL .
December 20, 1869.
Seeded propo,as will he received athis Office until IL o'clock
r on Saturday "a day Of January 1868 for supplying
the Army the Potomac with Oysters The bids must 20
made by pee. engaged in trade having control Of their owl
oyster hoes and yescs The contract VII he for the whole
amy nor for Corps ra and depo The bids VIII state
the Quantity that can he frrnshrd the price per gallon,
aud buss delivered Corps depots hospital, and General
i've u,e Of contractors cost not exceeding Isl per IMP
The ability the bidder to NIL the contract must be e1ara
,ced by responsible persons whose signatures mus I've
pended the rropas io be addressed 10 the
Provost Mar hal Gca.rs Army OF the Potomac Washington
ID. {. tsigDsd,) NJ W. PATRICK,
Provost Mar shh.benrEal
Arrangements are also in progress for supplying
the army with fish poultry, game and milk. Tie order
relative TO suffers went into effect io.day.
The weather is very fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Fire nj n Railroad bridge.

FHILkDEIFHIA, " tUI'StIHy, IJt' 81 IVVO'
1t is reported that Gray's Ferry Bridge, on
the baltimore Road is on fire. This will lot interrupt
travel with Washington.
SECOND DISPATCH
The west end OF Grays Ferry Bridge was entirely
consumed including the draw
PHnADELrmIA Wednesday. Dec. % ls63.
The western section Of Grays Ferry Bridge WAS
burned but the end this side OF the draw,
siyed. by far the largest section OF the bridge was
saved.
Laer-The portion Of the bridge burned is but sin.
gle span and the draw is not than tenth part Of
the whole structure. The draw not burned, but
cut away 70 prevent the flames extending to the east
end The damage will be repaired to allow the passage
Of trains inside Of three days Meantime trains will
start regularly crossing over the now Pennsylvania
Railroad bridge. half nile above. The fire probably
originated from the sparks Of passing locomotive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Council at New.Haven.

NfW.HANIN WtHNN-Ud!, De-. o TO.
At an Ecclesiastical Council convened NJ this
city, responsive Il majority call OF the brotherhood e
the South Congro garoaa Church OF New Haven, was
determined today by unanimous vote TO refuse 10
cognze the Society OF the Church Of any regular
Congregational organiza ion. so long as sad So',ty
to retain the services of the RevJ alsi.d Cs
roll on accom-, Of his exhibiting adequate proof Of
his being IN regular standing clergyman Of sad de-
nomination, and because vi lis alleged disloyats. The
COZ plaimants were further requested 10 witftaw from
connection with the sid Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
No Truth in the Alleged Charleston Tele-
gram.
BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dec. %. ls6o

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Dec. -, lsoJ
The regular Fortress Monroe letter TO the
Associated Press of Monday ard Tuesdays date con
tans 10 reference the receipt OF Richmond papers Of
the 10Th or the telegram purporting TO come from
Charleston that the Ironsidcs had got entanged In
the distractions and that monitors were damaged"
There IT, therefore doubt that the dispatch In ques
ton was hoax and the agent at Fortress Monroe
always mails cory Of bis dispatches here certain
that the attachment Of his TO the telegram was
forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
The Story about the IrOnsides aud the
Monitors.

WAsHISGTOS Wednesday. Dec. %. 1868.
The Star says: In answer 10 an inquiry from
the Navy Department General Butler has teegraphed
here that nothing is known ut Fortress Monroe Of the
alleged publication in Richmond paper of injury and
danger to the Ironsdes and two other onclads
Charleston which story made the basis OF heavy
speculations in Wall street yesterday The story
doubtless was manufactured only TO that end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Special Order Concerning IIe.cniisimcnts
and Granting Burroughs.
HTaDQUAiTKRs Army or TIE POTOMAC.
Dee. 81 leoJ.
The following order was promulgated to The

Dee 81 leoJ.
The following order was promulgated to the
army to-day:
SPECIAL ORDERS No. a?9-Fi,,t; with exception here
Indicated corps and other independent andeIs are
now authorized 10 grant individual iuilou2ht for thirty
days which must cover the entire period OF soldier
absence from his company OF regiment 70 sueh men Of te'
having since the ssuc OF the circular rom es" headqar
ter dated Dec H. 1885, sned Their intention TO 90 90 sha
al reen ~ veteran yoluteefs under ie lioNsiohs oil
General Orders Nos 1871, y5 and $40, om The War Depart
Second: When three onrls of the Of regiment
company ree.t such portion Of the regiment company
win be allowed TO 20 home IN body ana take with rs
arms and eaupLnens la all other the end
engagements Of the granted urloughs wilib TUNED in
before leaving camp 20 the dion ordnance officer by whom
hey will transferred to The officer In charrc The ordnance
depot to be Led uecto HE call ON the return OF the men to
Three ourhs II veteran regiment will be unIen'ood TO
threeourhs Of the men belonging to il end who are
within the limits OF ti. army and not to include those absent
as prisoners Of war, In the general hosIith &C.
When there men in veteran organization who do not
within the limits for recruitment a men who have
joined Ito army since July loJ excepted and nfr yet
willing ree they viii be permitted TO 90 on faIloush
with the in 1t IN body and those only win
reenlst and the .ore-sd men who have recently joined
The willing reeh't viii o. course nov be d'ch eed
reuus,ercd till they within e limits that ~ have
less year but they viii be required TO sifm
writing their intention to renis, end such anst
be BY commissioned ocen and filed with the
muster rolls Of the company TO which they belong.
Third furoushs win not be granted in eases where three
fourhs Of regiment company have 10 reent under
the going provisions until after Corps Commanders shall
have sent to headquarters for the orders Of the Com
andng General therein statement showing the strength
present with army Of such regiment Of company and the
number Of who have Ieested OF can reent under c
orders and instructions Of the War Department.
Fourfl When organization msy be broken up for the
time being by the departure Of the men going on iuIough
men WHO remain 70 other regiments and companies from the
same state, organize them into Battalion as may Dc
thought best.
F 1Eyery granted under this order will have
showing that this holder a, veteran vonieef
a ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

Fort Smith, dated to-day, which says: Tho Rebel
force which crossed the Arkansas River going north
ward was under Standwait. Adar,and Quantrel. Capt.
Spellman with Indiana troops encountered them
ut Barren Fork, Cherokee County fought them for
four hours and ronted them with Rebel loss Of about
~. They fled in all directions They will doubtless re-
organize. Ii il suspected that their design IL 10 con-
cent the Kansas border. All is quiet in front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
The ooh Pennsylvania Regiment.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec. %. 1865

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Dec. q. IbtJ.
The gallant 29th Regiment, from Chattanooga,
has arrived furlough, TO recruit, numbers having
reGnlisted. The regiment received by largo es
cor and they passed through the streets with tat
tered banners they received with vociferous mp
pause waving Of Handkerchief. &c. They so tomor.
row TO the Soldiers Home to parulc Of dinner pro.
yded by tho citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
COIrRT CALENDAR-Turs DAy

SUPREME C0URT-Gencral Term.-Adjourned to
Dec. 81.
SUPREME COURr-Special Term.-Adjourned to
Dec. %.
SUPREME COURT ircut.-PartsI l., II. and III,
and Oyer and Termner AL ourned for tho Term.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part I-Cause now on will
last all day Thnday. when the Court will adjourn for tho
Term Fart I-Nos 2ss6 joos 800 Jol! 3Cl$ 3OIC 3Qls
900, Jo:? $685. SC!C, p!S, Jcsl, .CJ4, 3GN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
The Monitor HOAX.

To the Associated Press
Font MoSRoE. wednesday. Dee % ls6J.
The fag.of-truce boat is just in. Dates from
Richmond to the I'D are received There il truth in
tie Monitor story. BrsJAaIs j. BUTLER,
Malor.GcLeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Uudiaum Politics.

INDIANAPOLIS. Wednesday Dec. %, 1862
A meeting of the State Central Committee
OF unconditional Union men, including War Democrats
today determined to call u Mass Convention, to be
held at Indianapolis the I'D and 23d Of February for
nominating State ticket and ecctng delegates 10 the
National Union Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

BOSTON. "Wednesday, Dee. q .ss3.
The jury of inquest on the murder u yoQnS
Converse teller In The Maiden Bank have rendered
verdict that the crime committed by peltcn
persons unknown. No clue he's yet been discovered *
The guilty party.