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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
New York, Nov. IS.

new 10rk, NOV. x3.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Post says an article, said TO have been
inspired at the War Department, says in
the employnent Of the colored troops the
Government became bound by the highest
moral obligations, as we'll as those apper.
tanning to the we'll being Of the service,
to give our soldiers of that description
every guarantee that they should be pro-
tected, cared for and treated in all res
poets like other troops in the service
The rebel authorities, so soon as VI placed
colored regiments in the field, proclaimed
the purpose Of handing over the officers
when captured to the several State au.
thorities to be punished under their State
laws as criminals engaged in inci.inp
slave instructions, and selling into slave
~ our colored troops rs they might per.
chance to fall into their hands. As far
as this Government has been able 70
lesss, We spprehend they have rigidly
carried out their threat, formally promui.
gated in message from the pen Of JEFF.
Davis. It will be reco.Iectrd III us far
nothing whatever has been ascertai ned of
the fate of such of our officers commaod-
log colored troops as were captured At
Milliksn's Bend, Charleston and Sabine
Pass. II alive, the rebel authorities have
them In secret dungeons, not having even
pretended to bring them 70 public trial
under their State laws; bat the impression
Is irresistible that they have beer nu,.
dered, AZ no trace Of them can be found.
So also Is it clear. our colored soldiers.
captured BY them, have shared the !, came
fate. or been reduced TO slavery. the latter
m"st probable The War Depar,mant
seems to be firm on this poiat. Il viii
not consent TO = further exchange until il
Is made general, Including all Union sol.
diers who have been captured. The
President. understand. agrees with the
War Department, and all good men viii
support them in the position thew have
taken on this subject.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Philadelphis, Nov. IS.

Philadelphia, Nov. Is.
The following is from letter dated
Port Hudson, Nov. 81, written BY . Cap
tain in the 7th regiment, and addressed
to lis father in this city:
We have just received information OF
. positive character that lst Lieut.. Geo,
B. Coleman, jr., Of New York, Who was
captured about two month"; ago while out
on raid. vas hanged within twenty -four
hosrs Afterwards, together with some
twenty privates (colored) who we're taken
with him. / hops some seton will be
taken on the subject and that soon.
know that the officers and soldiers Of the
Corps de Antique will take immediate and
6nsl action If they ever get into fight.
The men of the command will endeavor
to protect themselves from such fate.
though the government should Deglec, to
do it.
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Washington. Nov ga

IugtUH, NOV. Is.
Advices received from the Army Of
the Potomac to-day say dessrters come
.pto our lines almost hourly. The most
intsil'gent and probably well.informed fesl-
innate OF Lees Elective strength places Il
from $4,000 to SO. goo. A man Of hieh
standing in the rebel States says Lee Is &
nOofiy expectation Of IN attack BY Gen.
meaoe and Is prepared At every point "a
gsvs MN terrible reception.
Inc permansntly sstsbiished work. On
the hap'dan are being strengthened and
enlarged 20 great extent.
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Nsw York. Nov "a

A Norris Island latter Of The lo,h ~,
~ shelis werc fred into Chsrls.ton On the
i7ta lust, failing into the most populous
portions Of the city. On SUNDAY night
: heavy 6re wss poarsd into our basiers
tho feet. Y-TSls
Az army ofths Potopsc lettsr ssys !.
order has b4ep isssned 81 i-s,s.i;s1.,,.
shest u S1strillas = 80 - eaes.r-i-s
u AS 8sa2sf las Ac .ssGpSssF
asess-ys
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.e1susasxal2llov. Is.


"A 0bsttna,uRs eor.ssposdsnt q de
World 49, a. fdsh. seJA Bsag9 viii
move upon Barssids With portion Of his
fopss lAyipg lhes ssPeisdes = sae;etea
be has saikeisntly fortified HE position 10
ftaet q Chff3eeooep te.sllov hise to %
thfi that b might have done this, bad
not the situation. ohssesd. viAhip the last
twenty foat heaps, i psssisly; ba. as
Hooker's advance from Bridgeport settled
up that question. % I another movement
has settled the possibility q aank move
ment on East Hennesses. What it is
an Dot, q liberty % eay, bat it will MOI
be shrouded in mystery long.
Il i alleged BY some. refngees md de.
serters that portion Of Brsgg's force has
already started on their mission against
Burnside. and they must b. Immediately
recalled, or the rebel commuuicAtion will
be severed and their whole army threat.
ened from the rear. Whatever move
uents may occur to compel Bragg te
change his base, no general advance vii
take place till Chattanooga osn be made
base fer our supplies. To advance, evet
with the certainty Of driving Bragg t
Atlanta. before that time. viii be mad
ness. That place can only be converted
into such base after the railroad 10 com
pleted between Bridgeport and Chstn
nooga. Events and msneuvers may
bring on battle. but I doubt not tn,
rebels will Concentrate all their armies
and make . desperate effort to regail
East Tennessee but certain il is they
cannot take the offensive now.
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The Situation at xnoxville-- Withdrawal
Of the Enemy from the 9ontA Side
Death Of Gen. Sanders.
Cincinnati. Nov. 93.

OsuOtuoost, ASovs xos
Major Gen. Foster has arrived and will
leave for Knoxville to day.
Official advices from East Tennessee,
up to IL o'clock yesterday morning, are
encouraging. At that time firing At
Knoxville was heard by our extreme out
posts at Cumberland Gap.
Adjatant Stanley, Of the 18th Ken
lucky cavalry, arrived from Cumberland
Gap yesterday, aud brings hopeful news Of
the situation.
Burnside was still holding ont, and had
notified the citizens that he would cer-
tainly hold Knoxville. M
The rebel force opposing him is esti-
mated at sc, 900. Knoxville is not closely
invested. The enemy have withdrawn
from the south side Of the river, and We
forage there.
The artillery fighting of the 10th and
10th was very severe. The enemy sus-
tanned heavy loss.
Brig. Gen. Sanders, wounded at Camp
BELLS Station. a few days ago. has since
died. Col. Woodward is slightly wound
ed.
The Commercial says the Withdrawal
of the enemy from the south side OF Knox
vile is significant of decided repalse.
Burnside is holding Knoxville under
instructions from Grant, and it is not
to be supposed. therefore, that the forces
under Thomas, Hooker and Sherman arc
wasting their time during these momen-
tous days. ss
We are in hourly expectation of reeeiv-
Jog intelligence of the most important
character
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NEW BOOKS.
War Pictures from he South, BY Col. Rstavan oil
the ssuthers Army;
The Canoe ard Saddle;
Phins Grape Culture;
boz ntnes Nee Fruit Book;
Life in The epen AR:
Lot and saved BY Mrs Merton:
ks<kford-ey Nn- Lille pes.resx Umsted:
Drf,inE Abosf-es sts sh~n Mass.sS
10 tbs Tfopics-by Richard b. Kimbell;
SournAl Of hesicence q Georgia PhntAkion-
BY Mrs r. A KeDbles
Poes Works. Bae and Gold;
Sa1e,s = 4" - NGM Fftst
Rend>p
Gibbons Rane. o Vols
chamkess' Eugiish Literature;
Information for the People;
PsoAsrds Moor sarsefy;
The Flying Dutchm n-Saxe.
Marian Gre,-by Mrs. n. s Holmes;
Like Ard Unlike;
Lss AIscf=bies.
Orphsss C. Kerr. Papers ed Series
Precursor y Aonisor.
Cooks Voyage
A odde-b, the Author OF Quits;
Burrs Field and Garder:
VeR-tAbles Of Amesica.
Physiological Memoirs--ey Hsmmonar
Dickens Complete Work..
HomeAnd Abroad. Second series;
Story oftbe Quad
Tho PoetsJoafnal By RayardTayioyx
Parson Brownlowss Book:
Okavango River;
kdviDBrothertoft.by Winthrop;
This day receiveost
BRoWNELL's Boob Store,
ec'S*-o Cor. Main and eth streets.
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M0TIOD.--Te I'll persons hayi3g ns,repelysSs
pastsS Or nuaisions 81 var u sn4 t3n1 ~ sale
ordered 70 ssii dispose 81 ~ ss0e wsss efss
sssaiaiass psrnis 1fc6 The 1sGEl - ssdss u
he spssial AosassE ~ Trsssss3 nsDnsonMe.a All
psrs0ss visaslne - sssss viii bd1Glnso - Asesssh
goods eoaassa ri ~ useS - ~ 0evsssnest = ~
Unissd 1Gafes. JOHN SfANMu1.
ney1D-ASf Surveyor ~ Celloofsg
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NewYark No

New York, Nov. g..
by the Fulton We learn that the "a.
v.li Of Sumptsr has been entirely DESTROY.
ed. The rsbsls we're building ! bomb
proof on the ruins. The bomba.dmenf,
still continues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Capain Rns<els Wssehwsrd,
Helps Hard ti4ces
Seed ftsse Asd Harvest
TAfss tom Genesis,
Chuhins he Nusnfsirs
Little Nom tsn Gu de-
Little en-'r in the Peit
Lila amcrE he Msr,ps.;re
nio. ue ~. aer,s Daughter
I.esfro-, The BisI-
% e4cbe. from Life.
Vpl, Paper.
AiIys Taper
r.. v.r~r rasxt.. Bess Browr,
re ~ sesns chrsstss'I Merch.nt
III. PA'h.a, Of rrom,se
Tn Boy I'd Girls Bs.k
Ahs i1iey's Netnrn
he Persian Flgssr,
1he Organ Grinder,
The still Hour.
The Fieanre Roh,
The Prize Bibfe.
The Hiecen Life,
The Pllerirn Pash,
The Sisters.
psiseys Dream,
Lutte Msy.
For sale by NJ. W wEsrCOiT
nov7-d Main, I'd Goer from 4ih slreet.
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sIAtE OF IOWA In The Dlsfrict Court of
LEE CoUsTY. sad totnty, III keskuk
Alexab cshhesd, PiasEtG,
Martha NekihAny.
Edward Nc fhany,
| EIeliet Lyen, Defendants
Notire 10 Hereby given 10 ~. lie. Iyen that petit
ton 10 civil action tie IN the Clerks cfbe- OF
/ the District Court ator~said, ih~ above entti
e.use ~ behah % above Pia;nsiH sss,tst
Won ard cisnirg sgsnst CE ihe 'or.clo OF ME
bond on tb- frartoasi kW " of Se~ 20. N Township
C. Y R.4wesi W Lee Cunt, Iowa, s,d the inter-
ali defsn dsnIs II the sola u pay The
$40. eth ten per ee Der snpntn thie esf IL IN
~ ~, - iea, Cue from Martha Acfthsns, sndthe
guy -4tnt sid ike interest f. sail Eze.ie Lyep,
TIN stlcrnes's fr-s snc costs aid fof general
reltrf- a.s~n.a III srs.a -
And unless yen spp<af sna male oe'en.e mere re
T'hsu tie secGnr cas- If The next tie C. OF ~ i'd
r"fe herh ~ zee or the sr-r Mondss Of Yrbfuzry
,ss. W = be rendered assirrt you, ~ prs3sd
Tor III said peuieh- eBRRT g. GILMORE,
St.erpey for Plaintiff.
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Wash;aetor. Ma %

II vs. publishsd here to-day sud ,e,e-
srsphed north that the army Of the po,o.
mac = day bresk commenced ID advance
- ~ me eAsny, bit gestlemea uho arrived
-, .v% =. ses 'front.' Tonight ere entirely ieno.
atoI me alleged movement. TIE a.
s'snoensse was ptssAatsrs. IS Es'i's
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Immense Amount Of Cotton CAPTURED n
Texas. -
Especial to Times.
New York, Nov. %.

New York, Nov. %.
An officer on Gen. Banks staff, wri.
ting to friend here, says q large guam.
tity OF cotton was captured near Browns
vile. and expeditions had been sent up
the river to get all they could End. The
Union men at Brownsville, who hailed
with delight the capture of the place BY
our forces, were forming themselves into
defensive organizations and rendering
valuable service as scouts.
The cotton which will be thrown into
market by our occupation OF Texas will
reach ESQ. 900 bales. Theamount stored
on the Rio Grande line is immense.
The President yesterday, 10 the course
OF conversation, remarked that the next
two weeks would be the most momentoas
period of the rebellion.
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ocs2s-dtd
r EGAL NOTICE.

Te Arnold Kendall and Mary kfndaii, his VIE,
John L. neh 8 X Black well and NJ Morrison:
You .ad eAe b Of you hereby notified that there
10 now on file the onrc~ efthe CLERK OF the District
Court ut Lee County Iowa, at keokuk, petition OF
Samuel r. Anes, claiming sf y,u, the ssid Arnold
Kendall the sum Of Two Thortand Dollars, and In
tsreet ~ moae due promissoiv note, and also
ciaini ss against all of The dsfebdant the foreeo
| sure Of . morgaee given BY said Arnoid henoa.i
and hary A. ktndsiI bic wsfe. seeurr the payment
II said note and convey ing Lot No five Isl in Biloxi
one bred and ninety niue 1851. in NE Cty oil
Keok nh County OF Lee and State oil Iowa, in shich
The other defendants haveo eiain 10 have seme IN
terest-
| lees you appear thereto End dsffna before nnen
ofthe second la, Of the February term 1854 OF said
District Court Judgment and decree will be rendered
RANKIN McCRARX.
orts-d4v A ttorneys for Plaintiff.
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HAIR DYE / HAIR DYEll

DATCHELOR'S eeisbrsssd HAIA DYE - ~ Asse
ID - ~ Wsvk hesuiy AsvDisss, 3vSs - Asts-
~ Dye kaovs. This splsnasl dslr Dysts rssfsss-
eAanses Rsd, Rdsy Or Gray Hair inssaaly " 0iass
Bsrtsr Nsssvsi Svsss. wthest injnring shs Hair
ssAafae ~ ssss. issvissti Hair Bon 40 1ssa<inE
Ispssfrssh vitality, frequently resons IL pssssls
color cod sseeisss he III sGseis u Bad Dyss To
Genuine y saened WILLIAM A. ArcnKLoa, eli stAsrs
msrs iniasieas. aAd should b svoids1. Sold ~
ali Druggists, Re. rACroRY-si BAacLAY-srrssr.
New YORK. BArcnsloas Esw TorLsr CsEAn ,oA
Daxssihs TEE HAM jyeaAsy
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1t having been doubted that Burnside
was to be relieved by Foster, it is nov
stated the order vas issued ON the 18Th
and Burnside Is ordered to report 10 the
Adjt. Gen'l here. 15
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Cuas roe MATS 0novrro Isfo THl
FLEsH-An eakinent French physician
has published a. aooosus q ~ elkoasy
Of ,bs ssequisklssids-0f iron tot curing
the growth Of toe rails Into tho Aesh, and
- il = Of imporiaaas 10 boih thu. soldier
and the ciisen, Ne give he result Of an
expeinent By a army surgeon. He
saws:
4 -n.y here rsuark tAas ulcers about
tue nails arc occasionally observed among
our soldiers. having eseapsd the stten-
sioa Of the medical boards, or being caused
BY the pressure 81 the boot during forced
marches. Under these circumstances
prompt and painless cure may Be effected
BY inserting the dry sesquichloride be-
tween the nail and the protrudipg hesh.
and powdering the lstter with the same
substance. A large bandage should b
applied over oil. not impregnated with
the liquid sssquichlcride of iron; pre-
caution which may, however. be useful.
= the folds of the baud dry rapidly, and
preserve their sitaation il . more sxsct
manner. On the following day the exu-
berant fash 10 found to have seqsired the
hardness Of wood; suppuration speedily
ceases, aud cure follows after two or.
three applications. This simple and mild
treatment is obviously far preferable to
the numerous surgical procedures hither.
to recommended. In the course of four
OF Gre days, orsin week It the fsrthSss,
the original pain coates, the sveIling
subsidies, and the patient il able to walk.
N.ughs remains but the hardened protru-
ding flesh, which falls away about . month
after the application Of the sssquichloride
Of iroh.
Gsn. Lss..How be 10 Dressea.
A lady correspondent of the Richmond
Wing writes as follows, respecting the
Confederate commander of the ArDy Of
v rginia:
"a plain grey coat, failed and var
worn pantaloons Of The same hue, cad =
wooden hat. was the costume in which
frat beheId the great aLion Of Arlington |"
There Was no bewildering glitter Of gold
to dazzle The feeble old eyes which looked
80 eagerly from behind tie specsacles to
see the hooored hero. ! saw the noble
face beneath the WOODEN hat, and fit that
. kings diadem would not add grace 70
those teatures. / ran my eyes over III.
stately form, and thought robe Of pur-
pie would not hang more gracefully than
the old faded coat Of grey and my wom
ans head bowed as readily in honor to
the noble brave, as if he hsd been radiant
10 costly apparel"
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Baltimore, Nov. %.
The transport Delaware, from po,4
Royal and Stone Bar a0tb, report the
capture Of the rebel steamer Bansh.-
from Nassau, With cargo Of great valos
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have also opeped Once for the collection of an
claims agAinst the 0overn0ess. such - Back lPa,
bounty, Widows and Orpaaas Pensions &c. HAVING
for the last two yesrs been 10 Tie AFmy have OBJ.
tanned tnowledee VI the procesAurs necessary, In
volunteers III the afu,y, which ~ii nshle me- to give
ecrres Information " I'll parties interested sueh
Claims A. nave made arrangements 70 eorrespsna
directly VITA the Depastments q Wsshinetee. H.
usual delay oecAsionsd W the employ Of sab
agents vii be avoided.
II r No charge will be made for advice OF infoe-
nation. when requ ed b. the relatives Of friends al
deceased OF discnayKed soldiers. Persous CORES,
fondinf WI please sneiose postage siAnp 70 pa,
petns1 p~esaee- -, e-du
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To WIN cowies C Stevens, Levi Miller. J. p.
LsDaIte, and n ram huLey
You are b.reb, nctthvd hst there 10 now On Gle Ia
III eCIss na~e Of the Di.irnL Coart OF Lee Caanty,
love, Ksoknk. a PETITION, and an amended t'eu
ton Of William II HilIIssns. css'ni n judgment
against Yea William. Y. Cowla- sEL G. G. stevens
or tue ssm ~ Five Hundred add Thit--n and
se-ge9 Do lars nsoney aae nf~p yonr pror -
sorry Dotes. and against all the sieve bsmed
def naants paying frr The fo'.eosurs OF ce.izin
tnd for u ed upan the NAV 'd-f bril- OF u 10 thrrs
an touy in DaaSk Lie, Lea, an " Ans ke~vsu h.
p%y,y.s AddjIob 10 the ei's Keokuk. Iowa, the
Dxui.fr ai aal EQUITY cfrtaer Faou Aid Tor sen-
etsi .oiisf. With cost.
Nov. uale~s spfeHr an snsver 10 saff petftfon
IN OF t~f vx oou Of lbe frU day the Term 81
-.d Cooyt to DC he III Il ksos al the ffst Monday
" fss.sary A. D., is6a. <nst stii ss hsa tAeEssn
b. dess IN H. SCOTT HOWL lin,
is-c4v Piantn's ATTY.
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oct27-d4v
NITED STATES MARSHAL'S

~
u.,rrp STATES os AMkRrcA.l
III. or Iowa
pxx,riue Il an exception TO me rec'ef issued by
neis,evk tire Bisutct frurt 81 he tbit~d STATES fr
,s,,vs~x d. Wis of the District If osa skr retn
ne Ptrtlin IL plaintig. end Ma hsnisl q HEDGES 10
=. B. .ers I hxve Levied and will SELL TO The
aefsna eaer, al public anefifn = ihe doot q me
hishest In Keokuk. lee county, lows, or the Sst
.oan ase -essbsY. ~tr63. srt~esn he h"uss OF 10
dey o. NOV and a c'cleck r. of sa'o Dry, the
oyo =. =. y, tost Part 81 Lo' 20. ~ 81, IN
eoiissin ~ prnp< -meneuF sttne corner Ct said Lo'
hlosx No. fs4, ri and Exchange STREETS, thenre
as tue corner OF Tn fd street, al rsht atsie: ), *
aicag The hDr OF IN hence Al ttgh, s"rrs 70 fniri
chs "se se-et g. feet. .rft 40 tse. ,hsnss on
tseet tesaFde S-ennd fsol Reel, the nee aong
=. aeh, Hne to ExeN-nx- 81 y fettothe place o. be-
the line Of Exrh~nee -ts-ett4 h, Zee county, Iowa ;
nnains "a he City Of ke'k1 IN BLOCK 81. m
ase pas Of lots No ~ andsl, ri ON Third street
uepcias on thu lin. Of eaii lot runt irc "A enee
feal fes ~ NJ the slie, IN s-d Risk cd I6l il CHS.
t,xssn- Exchas.se 81. et 1891 Efe+t ss..n,e r.et
thence at rsx ht angles 10 Thsrd street II Jhn~s
TsB thence yasaiiei u street te~ar rect Inc
= / lal fert sndis incb~A, thence in d. 1,y-nvs
- mid street tot - plsce ~ begin MEG sevs.
tset tsSl The City u Keskuk L@s Cesnfy Low lie,
TAX and levted upon The property Of Nathan
q. n e,Ces TO ssais1y said writ execution
H.sA HOxtE. q s. MsYshsl,
4s4 BY ~. FULTON, .DxFrTy. .
Keokuk October a fss3 -ld4w
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Washington. Nov %

The Chronicle and Republican both
announce that the Army Of The Potomac
moved At an early hour this forenoon.
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rHerald's Dispatch.1
Army Of Potomac. No,

Army Of Potomac, Nov. as.
Tho enemy, though not seen in large
force. appear to be working diligenti5.
and seem determined to.glve Meade
warm reception.
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ST-l86O-x.
brakes RiAseIAf60ee Bfteers.
fhey purity, strength en- and invisorste.
They create . hrsithy appetite
They are Rntidose 10 ehangs of y ster and diet.
They overcome snscts oidissipaiioa nnd late hours
They srsnsihsn the sysen and enffven The mind
They prevent mia.masi andinfesDittent fever.
The purify the breath and assdfsy sfsAs stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Ccsstipsiion.
They eure D1srrAea, cAoIers ss1 cAolssa Morhus.
They cure Liver Csapiaist aud Nervous Headache.
They the osa Bist<rs 10 the vevfd. They make
~ weak mas ssrsng. snd are sxhasssed satsrss
Grsai restorer Tnsy nsde Of purs 81. CFeix Rum
- csissrsied Caisaya BAH sn1 hertz and
With The pleasure ola beverage, whous regard
70 age or aas Of day. Particuiuriy reeommsndsd "
delicate peFsoas reqairing Gxasss Sold by
al 0rocsrs, DruEgsxs, HSxeis and ss3 bona
r. DRAK1 co IA BroadFAy. Sev-Yerk.
s,sd b. Andrew J. WhskInsoa.
jeS7-dA sem No. - MAtp-st.. Ksstuk-
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4O0OVo ~ 09OWADoOSsOs
21ovx- sspsssls . s.spssAssuAsAssseA
q; Pail wheat 8sssA - este - -
coRA MkAL-oi = ? - d,
a4P aTpsS~ea siss> - - 80 ~ra~ ase
C0RS-saoDeV sssAs 49, sss t#se
wssAT-y.,l y 1891 =, ssdse ssesse ? =.
OATs-ssoeee
aR9kr 4PlLne%sns .ash
sUTTks-copnsat ~; cssisseu p Ale; rstaii
seoz5s- EskNSss AassA aasA
sGGsIi se
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