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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-27
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A"shzs--Jtsse Haniiioh, teTpT, . ID Ind. INT,
OF pneumonia.
Aprt io~-caiYLn Lemond., co X. 3ssh Iowa Inf, of
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Thr arge and eommodlnus house known rs the
''Ps sillen Carc trt street betw.sn Sscona ar,
Third gqu.ie OF Rankin a hecrsy, corner
Anu "a STREETS. rf2J-dtf
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JEwELRr JLw1LRY. l-R. v. v. Bal
ley, us will bs observed 10 our advertising
columns, keeps constantly on hand a
splendid assortment Of Watches, Clocks.
Jewelry and Mus:eal Instruments of all
kinds also, Silver and Plated Ware Of
every description. He is also receiving
oil of the latest publications Of Sheet Mu
sio, Of which he has the largest variety
in The STATE, with Instruction Books for
the different kind OF instruments. He
has, in fact. one of the finest jewelry es
tablishmenis in the West. and every one
wishing an excellen, time keeper or any
thing in his line OF business viii do well
to call and examine his stock, as they
will find his prices reasonable and his
stock OF the bes. quality
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A COOP RELIGIOUS PAPER. - The
Western Christian Advocate. . Melho-
dist weekly, published by Poe d Hitch
cock. Of CINCINNATI, Ohiu, is empha,ically
one of the best religious newspapers in
the United States. The editorials are al
ways upon living. vital questions aad are
well written, while the selections arc
made with judgment. comprising Reli-
g'ous, War. Agricultural. Literary and
miscellaneous articles in their appropriate to
departments. Methodists should be proud
OF this organ OF their church, End, though
We are part Of Of Us Of The Presbyterian
church, We conld recommend any Of our
readers to take the Nv es.ern" with the
assurance that they will be perfectly salts.
fed With It. 1t is about the siss md
sty II Of tie New York Weekly Tribu.o.
and comes at t2 per anaum.
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j. TRAINUk KING

Att'y At Law and Claim Agent.
d3t Keokuk. Iowa.
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On hsns z : sst supply 81 CLorus. cAsslxRRks
AIa sIts0s esing practical asehsnio i sasr
V make ~ clethsag ~ per cent, chespsr ~.
AL ossss ao~sa ler sAAs Qasilty, 's.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York, Sept. 81,

New York, Sept. Fl.
A prisoner who left Richmond few
days since furnishes the Henld with facts
in relation to the South.
He states but one division of troops
has been takeu from Lees army, which
latter is located near Hanover-about
20. 900 being ct for duty.
It is uuderstood if Meade advances,
Lee will fall back on Richmond. An
evacuation of which is not thought of BY
the rebels. The defences of Richmond
are complete.
The rebel force in Western Virginia is
very small, including Imbodsn's and
Jaokson's forces. The rebels have plenty
to eat-starvation stories are simply ab.
surd.
This informant was in Charleston when
Gilmore bombarded it. One of the shells
struck the spire of St. Michaels Church,
and all within half mile Of each other,
and produced the utmost CONSERVATION in
the city. It is nearly decided now that
the place will be destroyed before surren-
dered.
Beauregard's forces number about g..
600, and was reinforced by $4,000 OF
Jenkins division from Lees army. Beau
regard lost much of his popularity when
our forces captured Morris Island.
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st, Louis. Sent. IS,

~ Ao~'51 SoPs' Ao'
The steamer Marcello was boarded and
plundered on the 18th, at Dover landing,
Lafayette county. Three soldiers of the
9th State Militia returning home on fur
Tough, were taken into the woods aod
shot. The boat was not burned During
the past week 5000 persons have crossed
the river at Lexington, mostly refugees
from border counties. Cass county un-
der the the euemy's order, is mostly de.
populated.
Gen. Hunter has arrived to preside
over the the commission to investigate
the burning of the steamer Ruth
The Leavenworth special to the Demo
crat, states that messenger who came
into Fl. Scott, Wednesday night, reports
Coffee at Cowstan Prarie, with fifteen
hundred men. Quantrel had passed Balls
Mill with most of his command, ON his
way South. 1t is supposed that he is go
ing to join Coffoe's company. The 18th
Kansas, (oolored) and Company Of the
Sd Wisconsin Cavalry, are . few miles
from Coffeer's rendezvous. Gen. Blunt
is on his way up with small escort.
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New York. Sent. 81

The World says, editorially, that private
advlces represent considerable feeling in
New Orleans on the Intervention, espec.
tally the French aud Creole population
This feeling has been much stimulated
by the latest mail from the North. It wal
known to the French consul at New Or.
leans, and others, that the French had
occupied Matamoras, with four or Eve
thousand men, within few days.
A collision between the French and
Federal gunboats, ct the mouth of the
Rio Grande, as some matter connect ed
with cotton and Confederate supplies.
The feeling in regard to inter vention
was recently indicated by the evidence
of FIVE per cent. in Confederate bonds.
Gov. Morehead. Of Kentucky, who is
now in Paris, it is positively alleged, has
written to friends in New York that Ma.
poleou and JEFF Davis have formed a Sc.
cret treaty Of recognition through the
agency of Slidcll.
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~ .r.. e /. 1879. 49, Ssess..eavs
-
Miaseusi hAs bssn ourssd With thsss
wretches sines thswssy b1gis6ise q ~
war. Engsndsfed 81 the Kanses ssrug-
gle, their appeitea for pluadsr became
an absorbing pasdoe By the Immense
profits Of horse stealing. the pillare Of
towns and cities, and To robbery 81 way.
fsrers. Lyon. Fremont, Pope, Halleok
and Curtis 1iade fearful hsSoc smone
them, because they were men who visited
the responsibilities upon the communities
which fostsrsd the masaudsrs, ssd THE
remedy, though severe, answers the pur-
pose admirably. Pope asSessed upon any
county where outrages we're committed,
the damages regulate to pay thereof, and
levied upon the property holders there to
make It good. Curtis distzioted the whole
State, and gave his generals commanding
full power to ferret out, BY any means
necessary, any guerillas known to be con-
csaled.
These mon oil succeeded in keeping
Missouri orderly, though there still 70.
manned nucleus Of trouble in the border
rufian district, where the old thirst for
pillage and massacre remained strong;
and when ct length Gen S,ho6eld sue
ceeded to the con mand 10 Missouri, with
bis wishy.washy ideas Of carrying on the
war to suit the pro-slsvery element, be
removed oil the radical commanders who
had been the terror Of the guarrillas, and
appointed in tneir stead incompetent do.
nothing men like himself Quaotril'a
band, no longer driven into holes and
corners BY active measures on the part Of
Union generals IN Missouri, deliberately
organized an expedition on the border,
and leisurely marched into Kansas, where
it destroyed some Of the largest ciiies,
plundered the houses, and massacred the
people.
Who can wonder that the people O,
Kansas are excited and indignant, and
talk of retaliation upon the border rufian
district Of Missouri? We canaos blame
them for anything they may do. The
National forces who should protect them
have failed to do 80, and this unprece.
dented outrage 1t lawrence gives them
full warrant to act for themselves. In
view OF the atrocities committed by These
vretches of Quastril's, and Of the dee.
potic acts of General Schofeld 10 Missour
toward the radical leaders. We are con.
strsined 10 believe that the radicals ART
right after all. when they assert thai
there viii be no peace in Misnouri while
slavery lasts in that State. Their cal
upon the Union men Of Illinois to aic
them in demanding the removal Of Soho
field and his coadjuton. will. We doub
not. meet with hearty response.-Phil
adelphla N. American.
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Cairo, Sept. FL.

The United States hospital Dat City
of Memphis, arrived from Memphis this
noon. She has 326 sick and convalescent
soldiers on boards from Vicksburg
and the balance from Olive Point. She
reports five deaths on her trip: s. T.
Wolf, sergeant, 9Th Kansas cavalry; r..
J. Hay, 22d Iowa; W. H. Burbeck, 18th
Iowa; ]. Sonora, 9Th Illinois cavalry. All
died with the chronic diarrhea. Charles
kinsteng, private, 18th Iowa, remittent
fever. Tho boat has proceeded to St.
Louis
The steamer G. W. Graham also arrived
from Memphis this noon, with over 800
furloughed soldiers and troops, among
whom was Maj. Gen. Hurlbut, now STOP
ping atJehe St. Charles. The Graham
brings l69 bales of cotton, l9 hogsheads
of tobacco, and Memphis dates to the
10Th, which contain nothing new.
Gen. Rowan passed down on the Platte
Valley this morning.
The u. s. boat Lexington arrived here
last night.
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Louisville, Sept. al-li:46 P. N,

Louisville. Sept. 2l-ll:46 P. N.
Not word has been received from
Rosecrsns' army to-day.
It 10 reported here that large rebel
force is coming into Eastern Kentucky
through Pond Gap, but II 10 thought 70
be untrue.
A large portion Of Gnut's armyis rap
idly moving forward to aid Rosecrans
Tha engagement between Rosecrans and
Bragg 10 still progressing.
Military authorities here do not believt
that any very serious disaster has occur.
red to RosecnnI army.
Capt Saml. Black, A. @. n. in chs1g,
Of forge, Was arrested here to-day
charged with defrauding the Governme bot
No disturbance to telegraph lines be
tween here and Chattanooga.
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Washington, Sept. 81.

ScsAs 50 3 WIZ Nv ~~'
The National Republican says the en-
envy attacked Rosecrans again on Sunday
morning, at 9 o'clock, with overwhslm-
ing numbers. The battle ragged fercely
oil day. According to the latest accounts
received here, up to 2 O'Clock this p. M.
which left Chattanooga at o'clock last
evening, two, and only two, of General
Roseeraps', divisions gave way in utter
panic and confusion. But from 5000 to
10000 ofthese had been rallied and go,
back to tneir places, while the remainder
of the army had not given way or retreat
ed, but at The latest moment was driving
the advance of the rebel army bach. =
This We know is the latest news here
The number of killed and wounded on
both sides will probably not fall short of
$4,000.
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Headquarters Army of Potomac,
Sept. 10. {

OoPs' 10. ]
A dispatch to the Herald says seven
deserters were shot on the 18th.
The Rspidan has risen several feet.
There was considerable heavy firing Il
Raccoon Ford on the 18th. Result un.
known.
A dispatch OF the Goth says the roads
are improving.
We have had skirmishing for the past
week, and lost 50 men and Eve officers.
The troops are IN fine conditions.
The enemy's left is ascertained to be
on Coon Crooked Run.
1t is said to be definitely ascertained
that Ewell's corps has gone to Chatta-
nooga.
A lady from Richmond confirms the
passage of large nunbsm Of troops from
Lees army. whose destination was con-
seded to be southwest.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Herald has statement TO the effect that
stevens mission 70 Washington was ~
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Philadelphia, Sept. q.
The sales Of 5-20s to-day amounted to
s463,l5O
Washington, Sept. Ell.

Washington, Sept. FL.
Private advices from Virginia City Ne
vada Territory say additional subscription
to the amount of SO 900 have been inside
there for the Sanitary Commission. The
money is to be forwarded 10 silver bricks
of about 81 600 each. This IL good
evidence of Of the mineral resource Of that
Territory, ~ we'll As of the liberality Of
the inhabitants. A letter from the Army
Of the Potomac tonight states that many
Of the substitutes who had deserted we're
shot, in the several corps. toward the
close Of last week. and prompt extreme
punishment awaits this class Of offenders
without hope of pardon.
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1parts fre.h VITALITY. fsqneny restoring lis preside
color, and seetsss the ia effects Of Bad Dyes The
Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BArcnELoa. all others
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Especial to Gazette. I

Cairo, Sept. 81.
The expedition under Gen. Croker
from hatcher to Alexandra, captured
several cannon and destroyed the FORTH.
cations at Alexandria, and large quanti-
ty of stores, cattle and mules were cap
tured.
A special to the Commercial gives the
following account of Saturdays fight
ing:
The battle opened at II O'Clock in the
vicinity of Widow Glenn's, on the road
leading from McLaman's Cave to Chatta-
nooga. 1t soon became general, and the
enemy advanced their troops finely early
in the action. The rebels made an i'm
petuous charge on the famous Loomis
Battery, and FIVE out of six Parrot guns
were captured. Capt. Van Welt, com.
manding the battery, was taken prisoner.
At o'clock the contest was terrific and
the roll of musketry was far more con-
tinuous and deafening than at Stone River.
At 2 o'clock and 40 minutes the Division
in the center was hard pushed and broken
and retreated in disorder. Col. Barnett
planted his battery and soon checked the
pursuing enemy, who in turn were driven
In disorder over the same ground. Da-
Wis Division was driven back with heavy
loss, and every gun in the 9th Indiana
Battery was captured, when his forces
rallied and pushed the enemy back and
retook the guns. Reynolds lost heavy,
but stubbornly held his position, driving
the enemy but never leaving his line
Palmer, who was overwhelmed, failed to
get off his whole battery and two guns
were lost. Van Cleve, fighting calamity,
lost his ground and was overpowered and
failed to regain his position.
Our line was pressed severely and va
vered. The rebels exulting over their
apparent success, made the air resound
with cheers. They advanced along the
whole line, when the whitening FIRE Of
musketry rolled from right to left, and
till s o'clock the fighting was terrific
The General grew anxious, the wounded
poured in, and the rebels steadily moved
up near his headquarters. Few forces
were6pposed to them, and from this till
dark the battle ragged with destructive flu
ry. At dark, the firing having almos,
ceased, the enemy threw forward fresh
troops, and again engaged our right and
the action became general, and until long
after dark ragged with fury. The battle
was bloody one. Our loss was heavy
and prisoners say that some of their regi
ments were almost annihilated. Both
armies occupy the same ground as when
the action begin. We have captured
several hundred prisoners, many of whom
were from the East. We took ten gun
and lost seven.
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een Frnnciano. Seut IL.

Han Franciaoo, Sept. q. :.
The ship Hanld Of the Morning. from
Bosom, has arrived.
"A private letter from the American
Minister, says prompt resentment Of The
oafrags upon our flag hs resulted most
hvorably.
Wyoming, With sir guns. destroyed !
!apnsse steamer, bark and brig, mount
ing twenty guns.
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consult with the Federal authoEities = b
whether satisfactory terms Il eosnrEsmlss
might b arranged and IL Oos1sdssaey
might Be mved the disgrAee q inviting
foreign aid; said aid to be an arrangement
with France. she to assist the rebels with
her Aeets and armies in exchange for poe
session of Texas. Stevens 10 in Paris
efecting this arrangement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22
st. Louis. Sept. 2l,

%. LOUIS, sept. It.
Friday last. the Union newspaper
semi-official organ of Gen. Sche6eld, and
conservative, published an editorial re-
fecting on Gen. Ewing, for depopulatipg
certain border counties. Saturday Capt.
Price Of the lst Kansas made charges
specific, charging D. NJ: Grissal, editor Of
the Union with violating Schofeld's order
BY publishing matter calculated to EN-
barras tho military authorities. The Ad-
jutant General has demanded an inyesti-
cation. Mr.. Grissom has not yet been
arrested, but as Capt. Price is the man 70
withdraw CHARGES, il seems the organ Of
the author of the order is likely TO be the
first victim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22
Prom the Catholic Teiesraph.l
The Two Anti-StavePy Organs In ths
East and West.

From the Catholic Telesraph.l
The Two Anti-StaveFy Organs In tho
East and West.
1.-THE Independent of New York, edi.
ted by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and
the Catholic Telegraph of Cincinnati,
edited by Very Rev. Mr.. Purcell, V. 6.
The association is a rather singular one,
but in these strange times very extraor /.
binary things occur"
The above is from the Metropolitan,
one Of the organs Of the New York riot.
ers. There is this difference between the
editors Of the Independent and Tels-
graph-that we never wrote line TO dis.
turb the quiet Of the land, and never
raised our voice against vested rights
When Slavery was overthrow By its
friends, We refused to have it restored,
and We will ever resist its restoration -
There il no heavier calamity than Slave
~. Il corrupts heart and soul, and We
have no respect for the Christianity Of
any person who. now that the evil is dy.
ing out, would wish to see it restored.
Shame on the man who would uphold q
system which mocks At matrimony. op-
presses the poor, deprives the laborer Of
his wages aud sends the wife and daugh
ter to the shave pen to be sold to the high
est bidder Shame on the man who ad-
vocates such system. Let the Pagan
or the Turk insist on the preservation Of
Slavery-it will become the lips of the
unregenerated-but in the name of de-
cency let the Christian be silent. How
can Catholic kneel before the Redeemer
of all and say "Our Father Who art in
Heaven whilst be is engaged in sup
porting an institution which brushes TO
the earth the bodies and souls of millions
of that Fathers childrenl
Yes, Mr.. Metropolitan, every extraor-
binary things occur" The above is one
of them. There ara several others. /.
is. for instance. : very strange thing to
see the man who was oppressed at home.
the very loudest on the side of oppression
here ! It is strange thing to see the
man who was compelled to labor at home
for SO small pittance that his family was
on the verge Of starvation, crying out
Justify in this country to make men work,
under the hash. for which they received
no pay at all!
We will tell Jon another extraordinary
thing. To see newspapers circulating
amongst the people, whose editors claim
70 be Catholics, in which the most afro.
cious appeals are made to the passions Of
The depraved, in which nthe Powers that
be- are misrepresented, illuminated and |
iisobeyed Does the editor Of the Ne
tropolitan suppose that the blood Of the |
murdered during the New York riots, will |
only be demanded of those who struck
he brutal blow by which life was taken |
We're there no accessories before the fact ? |
We're there no apologists sitter il! Yea.
here are some very extraordinary thinrs
aking place at present, and We advise
he editor Of the metropolitan to exam.
ne his own conscience and he may dis
ever copartnership great deal worse
han that Of the Independent and Tele-
raph. ~
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9pefioi NotifD.


ADsurA1Y 0saIRAIb OyylcB,(
OavespetA Sept n. -.
0ensvd Orders NJ. -.
I. n ss&hesiu Of - War Department - Cows.
nor Of this State 10 aaesissd 10 rsisa waAn - dsys
anolhsr regimens q Cavalry.
IL. Said regiment viii BE known - the ~ Iowa
Cavalry, and viii rsndssvous = DAvenpers.
III. Ths companies and squads raised foe the en-
Iowa Cavalry in sxoess Of the number necessary 70
orga1iss said sh Cavalry, viii b tranifsrfsd 10 The
~ lows Cavalry.
~. All recruiting oBeer for tho oh Iowa Cavairy
will Be careful AID follow " dissct.us Of General
Order No IS Of The War Dspsstnent, 1884, in rotation
% recruiting Copies Of - d order No. Is anl 0ea-
esl Orders No. III sid fie Of ths Dspaasss will b
farnished al recruiting omsss.
". Col. n n. Trumbsll formerly Hstt. Col. 81 ne
ID Iowa Infantry, will conmand the III Iowa Csvairy
VI Applications for shs pssties Of Veterinary sss
seos fer said Oh Cavalry viii b forxarls6 70 his D.
partm ent.
~ order ofths Governor,
n. ,. BAKER,
ssptle-dss AAlatas4 Gsassai u lows.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
Louisville, Sep, Els

AouiSsAAc, 0sP,
Our army under Roseorans has been
badly beaten and compelled to retreat to
Chattanooga by Bragg, with heavy rcin-
forcements from Lee, Beauregard, and
Joe johnson.
Military occupation of the lines will
prevent the transmission of particulars
tonight.
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Commercial.
csRnEcrsp sALYsr
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WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Csraer Fourth and Main ssreess.

Dsttv6ATs Cfry orrrrEl
KsoK-x Sept. 81, 1860
PRODUCE AND PROvIslOns.
FLouk-sapsrsls ~ 10. spris who's. .nsrs.
"a; Pail Wheat Exsrses Is
CORN MEAL-e1 este u 10 ? 100 ~,
BRAN AND sHoRrs-soc To 81 = leoAs.
SHIP sTUFF-soe.
CoRy-4se bash.
SARLHY-75e 10 81 IS nominal
wHRAT-Raii sos0sl oss spring sso7se ~.
RYE-0c
OATS-a5e
NEW POTATOES S9oc: RelsiI ase per peck
BUTTkK-conmoa l7e: Cholse, Is to lie; retail,
III to zoe.
HGGs--is to lie.
CHICkEHs-oi 75 10 u 40.
LARD-s = sle.
BAcoH-shosidsrs. SIC; Hans I've: Sides ske.
WHITE BEAss-Conmcn 70 rood % 10 d -
Prime Navy es0sa so.-xoninai
TALLoW-7k 70 s,xe.
HAY-Timothy. Ga - 10 els 20, baied sIs %
to ei7 OF Prairie % TO eIo 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Ssv Orleans fair. re; prime -
pAoice II; New rort, c. IItc; New YORK, A, Isle;
crushed powdered
4ensyrap Sc4 sc-vsry scarce Sorgum 4o16oc.
C0FFEE-Rto ss1ale; Java 40; Laguyra
RlCE-s7okc. d
60DA-T +, Tie
SoAP-Paln SIC. Family &c, German Tie.
cASDLBs-sssr II 70 10; sumnsr Pressed iatal4e
TKAs-Yeuss Hyson, u io9ei 50; Imperial, 81 %
oei sos Blseh, 7seoei 70.
ToBACCO.-C>sk swsss, l6e to toc; Medium Brands
soe to 7oe; Geld and Rssssal Leaf - 70 -
NAiLS-Bsss oranAs o - rsses.
iGLAas-ssis City o9so. sasss.
CORDAGE--i7ac 10 iA3c
FRulT-Drisd AppissstD7ic per D. Dried Peach
% u 70 loao. kaisins o. seDes IS.
sALT-LAks - Is
FrsH-se.l Assssrsi, bills. sI4 50 to sl5 %.
No ~ i 90 90 s,fs g - = g q to sia %
ni,osh. so .. white ri.h g !,
sUNDRaRs.
LRATHBK-sois so03s tsarnssssso4s.
HIDEs-pry Flint lss9lsc; Dry saited u; grubb, |
half prices green lei; green shssp pslts Ioc4 |
as4yesn hog skinsiSe.
Enthusiastically % 50 "a ~; Flax, u 80.
fKATHEkS-3eo4e.
CHBkSE-Dennark II 70 49,
8EEF CArrLR-ltOa4e gross.
sHERP-e2 80 to ~ So Vhead.
wooL-Ctsan Tubwashed 40 70 soc; I'm washed ons
Aird less.
OlLs-Csai Oil, 76c; retail 500. Linssed OF.
u so0s -; Lard OIL, sss 70 co. retail q %; Fish
,ii 81 - 10 81 20
BRkswAx--a6c-
PAT HOGs-o3 80 gross.
RAGs-woelen 4. Cotton SIC.
NEW GUINNESS 81 4 70 al.
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