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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

"He's cut Dido" 1t is told in his
tory that Dido, a Queen Of Tyre. about
so years before Christ, fed from that
place on the murder of her husband, and !,
with colony. settled on the north coast
of Africa, where she built Carthage.
Being in want of land, she bargained with
the natives for as much land she could
surround with bulls hide. Having made
the agreement, she Gu. bulls hide into
thin strings, and tying them together,
claimed as much land as she could sur
round with the long line she had thus
made. The natives allowed the cunning
Queen to have her way, but when any
body played off a sharp trick they said he
had "cut Dido," and the phrase has
come to our day.
"He's caught Tartar" In some bat
tie between the Russians and the Tartars,
who area wild sort ofpeoplein the north OF
Asia. private soldier called out, " Cap
tain, hold on there, I've caughta Tartar!'
"Fetch him along, then, said the Cap
tain. "Aye, but he won't let ME !'
said the man and the fact was the Tar
tar had caught him. So, when man
thinks to take another in, and gets bit
himself, they say. He caught Tartar"
Carrying the war into Africa" In
one of the famous wars between Carthage
and Rome, about two thousand Eve hun
dred years ago, Hannibal. the Carthage
Man leader, and one Of the most wonder
full men of antiquity, led his army into
Italy, and for several years continued to
threaten the city, and lay waste the sur
rounding country. Scipio, Roman Gen.
Ieral, saw the necessity Of getting rid of
Hannibal and his forces. So he deter
mined to lead an army into Africa, and
threaten Carthage, and thus make it nee
essary for Hannibal to return home for
IT'S defense This scheme had the desired
effect, and in all time this resaliating upon
an enemy, by adopting his own tactics,
is called carrying the war into Africa .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Under his administration this abolition
war was conceived and commenced Dy
disloyal Dsmocrats Of this stamp, VINO
lea the United Sates Senate and House
Of Representatives 70 go South for the
h..1Bose az inaugunting the rebellibn.
Flcsd. Thompson and other Democrats
slaN jsmes Buchanan's cabinet for the
sane reasonable purpose. 1t was Dem-
ocrats that fred seventeen shots at the
Star of the West. It was Democrats who
bombarded Fort Sumter. and drove out
our brave Anderson and his half starved
garrison. The States-the rebel States
that vent ont Of the Union we're Demo-
cratic States-led ont by Democratic pol
iticiAns. Every leader ia .thie cruel rebel
lion is each Democrat, and until the re-
bellion were leading Democratic politi-
clans, and some of them are still leaders
of the Wood, Pugh and Vallandigham
wing of the Northern Democracy. The
raids upon the loyal States Of Ohio, In
diana and Pennsylvania, were invited,
planned and executed by rebel Demo
Gratis of the North and South. ALI the
mobs at Dayton, Cincinnati, New Al.
bany, Brooklyn and New York City, were
got up and prosecuted in their murderous
purposes by the JEFF. Davis, Wood. Pugh
and Vallandigham wing Of the Democratic
party-the Copperhead stripe Of traitors.
In denouncing your partyas l did on the
care ,as traitorons rebel party, I felt nay
self entirely safe, since I had learned you
| were all "peace" men. thought might
box your ears. on the one, side, and you
would turn the othef,alsos . Though
you were SO favorable to freedom ofspeect
that l might say what / pleased with i'm.
punity, without the fear Of ~ arbitrary
arrest" But in this I was mistaken.
soon saw in you and your body guard,
the odious peculiarities of gang of des.
peradoes. You flew at me as so many
blind and poisonous o0ppefheads, and ]
thought my time had almost come to 60
But | thosght Twoun fight he gdod
fight, contending for the Union faith.
In your fury and menaces you daret
mo to draw my revolver. You wantet
me to commit the overt act, that you nigh
lorder your body guard to shoot me; bu
understood myself. Had you draws
yours or advanced upon me with hostile
Intentions, with deadly weapons in you
hands, you would very likely have seen
felt and heard mine.
Now, Mr.. Pugh, if you will reply 4
the charges that | made on the cars ant
here make, and convince me that an
mistaken in branding you and your part,
with disloyal principles and purposes,
will, through the columns Of the Enquir
err, make the amende honorable. If 70,
cannot for lack Of reason-as matter o
course you are fool. If you dare not
fearing the influence upon the ValIandig
ham party, you are pitiful slave to
foul party. NJ. r. Hull.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

The following is an extract from speech
of Ex-Governor Wright, of Indiana. It
clearly shows the difference between true
Democrats and Copperheads:
"The assertion has been made that none
but the Democratic party could save the
country. But what class of Democrats
do you mean are to save the country p
Thomas Jefferson was genuine Demo
crat. Applause. He had Vice Pres
ident of the name of Aaron Burr. Mr..
Burr was inside of the Democratic organ
ization. Laughter. Were they not
both Democrats Coming from Jefferson
to Jackson, we find that Andrew Jackson
had Vice President by the name Of ohm
=. Calhoun. Was not Calhoun inside Of
the Democratic organization as much rs
General Jackson himself? Coming from
jackson We find Stephen A. Douglas, and
was ne not representative of the old JEFF
!erson-Jackson Democracy Attic time
the country had Vice President in the
person of John G. Breckenridge, who was
Democrat too. Then we have LETTERS, =
and Burr, jackson and Calhoun. ana
Douglas and Breckinridge, all inside of
the Democratic ring. [Laughter.1 Do
you follow Jefferson, Jackson and Doug
las, or Burr, Calhoun and Breckin1iage9
Do you follow these last [Cries of "1o,
mol When you hear man saying that
the only party that can save the country
Is the Democratic party. be sure and as
certain what he means by the Democracy,
whether it is genuine or bogus. There
can be no such thing as true Democrat
VINO does not stand up for the war;
Loud applause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
UNION MEETINGS.
The following named ~

The following named gentlemen:
col. f p. WOOD.
MAJ. wM. CAFFREY,
JNO VANVALKENBURG, Esq.
JOHN H. SULLIVAN. Esq.
J. NJ BECK, Esq
II. c. STgMPEL, Esq.
A. ALDRICH, Esq.
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
KISLRy, Esq.
HON. G. W McCRARY.
COZ JOHN " RANKIN,
E. JAEGER. ESQ,
HENRY STRONG, ESQ.
cot. O. RUsSEY,
r. H. ulMoRE, Esq
Pr. MAS. ESQ
F. MEISSEER, Esq
MAJOR JNO L. MURPHY, Tennessee rsfugee)
wM LEIGHTON, Esq
COT d HILLS.
HON JAS WILSON
CAPT OAKLAND,
HON NoURss.
col. A MCDOWELL,
DR. ID & McGUGIN,
GEO EATON, Esq
THEO GUbICH, of Burlington,
and oth.rs have signed their willingness to address
heir feilowctirsns Of Old Lee on the political Is
sues II the day, at the following times and places
t0-Tit:
Williamson schoolhouse, Pleasant Ridge Tp Tuesday
Sept o All o'clock,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There m any preparations sold under the namo OF
Bisters. put up in quart bottles compounded Of the
cheapest whiskey oemEson costing from 20 70
20 cents per gallon, the Taste disguised by Anxe
Coriznder Seed.
This class OF BiGes has caused and will continue TO
car long they be sold hundrecsto die the
death Of the drunkard b their use the system kept
centfruaS under inf of Alcoholic stimulsnts
OF the worst kind the fer Liquor Is created and
kept up and the result all the horrors sen usnt
on = drunkard's life and death
For those who desire and VIII have Liquor bitfers
~e ublish the following receipt. Get One Kettle Of
Hoodapdt German BitterS and mix with three Quarts
Of COED RFanay Nhiskey, and the result will be .
PREPARATION that will far excel medicinal virues
and true exeeileoce Any the rumerous Lqaor Bers
In he market, and vii cost much less You will have
sill tina q HoonaRas Bitters in connection with
geed article OF Liquor at much less price than
these interior preparations will cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
rIr. Harlan's Appointme nts.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN will address W PEOPLE as
follows - VIZ sfA - " - - = ~ - -
Eddyville. wapelio Co, Tuesday. Sept. 22d-
oskaloosa, Mahaska Co, Wein esday, Sept. 2sd.
sigonrney, KeokukCo, THURSDAY, Sept. Gath.
Fairfield, Jefferson, Friday, Sept. 25th.
Washington, Washiegton Co, Monday, Sept. 28th.
wsppelIo, Louisa Co, Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
Barling ton, pss Meines Co. Wednesday, Sept. 3oth.
The-seserAl CouRty Committees ere e4uestedso be
iigent In giving public notice Of the time and places
of meeting in their respective counties and in max
ing all necessary arrsn sements for the AeeauKs ;
heneetings in all the appointments wfi eomnence
at O'Clock, p
THDS. p. WITHROw,
Chm Repub. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

NEW BOOKS.
Lost and Saved-by Mrs. Merton;
frank Warrfnzton-by Author OF Rutledge;
The Drummer Boy Story OF Burnside's Exsediuon;
Rackford-by Mrs Lille Deverenx Unesse1:
Drifting About-hy stephen Massstl
Ny Southern Prien Edmund kirke;
In the Tfopios-by Richard b. KimbsIl;
Journal OF Residence on Georgia Plantation
By Mrs r. A. Kenbes
Pcs's Works, Blue and Gold;
SaIe's
Reads q
Gibbons Rome 6 Vols
Chambers English Literature;
% Information for the People;
Pack ard's Minor surgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etee;
The flying Dutcn n-SAxe;
Marian Grey-ty Mrs. n. s. Holiness;
Like and Unlike;
Les Mtsersbles:
Orphens c. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
Freemssop's Monitor.
Cooks Veyages.
Al 0dds-hy the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field and Gardsn;
Vegetables of America;
The Campaign of 1859 and 81,
Physiological Memoirs-ey Hammond;
Ms Lesiie's Cook Book:
Girls Own Book;
Boys Own Book:
Dickens Complete Works:
Homo ana Abroad. Second seriss;
Story oftAe Guard,
The PoetsJournai, by Bayard Taylor;
Parson Brow nlov Book;
Okarango River;
Rdsin Brotherioft, by Winthrop;
Thisday receivedat
BRowNRLL's Book Store.
ane12--d Cor. Main and 4th streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

One hundred msn vafei hard ~ work
on the fort which is eiecting Oh Dutch
Island for the, defense Of Newport. aud
which is to be.a stFopg and permanent
foftifcatsoa. SsveA &c peundcssr sud
,sevea So poaAdess ne already q on the
ground, and win Be mounted soon. 7'.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
COUNTY FAIR,


september 23d, 2ftb and 25th 1893.
Sandasky, Monrose Tp Saturday Sept &c att O'Clock
PM
at O'Clock, m
Locust Grove school house, Washington To, Monday,
sept2s At O'Clock Pm
hePneFsoa's school house, Jefferson TIP, Tuesday
Sept %. at O'Clock. p N
Liberty school house, Washington TIP, Wedne sday
Sept 30, at : O'Clock PM
summitylie Montrose TIP, Thursday, October /, at
O'Clock Pm
Big Mound, Cedar Up, Friday, october g. at o'clock
hodger School House, Green Bay TIP, Saturday Oct B.
at Z O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

A Ola Tins Dsnsorat ~ Lss Cstiin.
We clip the following extract from the
correspondence Of the Missouri Republi-
oan
En- Chief Justice Of Ire Supreme
Court Of the United States, Hon. John F.
Kinney, leaves here to-day for his home,
Nebraska City. Judge Kinney j. the
newly elected Mormon Representative
| from Utah, and Is highly delighted with
the idea that he il to represent the virtue
sbd Intelligence u THE mach - Sdand
falsely represented people. The Judge
was Bngham's special pet, a. he saved
him from being arrested BY military au-
thority, last spring, for taking another
wife, which, BY the bye, was Only Brig
hams forty mn, less than the number
allowed BY the Mormon law. The affair
xas shrewdly managed, coup de esat on
the part Of the Judge. which saFed Brig
hams arrest BY General Common and the
city from flowing with blood, hdd the ar
rest been attempted For Judge Kinney
act in the affair, he Was removes by the
President, sad Judge Titus, Of Philadel-
phia appointed in his stead for this he
was taken up by the 4forinons and elected
to Coagress.' = Judge K. 10 one d the d 4
school eDenocrsts; he ran lAsk fall for
Member Of Congress ia Nebfasks Terri.
4 tory, on the Dsmocratic ticket. and was
beaten By Samuel g.. Daley, BY 10 insjof-
ity. the Union majority being some 1,OO0
the previous year. The judge u 4 Nor
mon, heart asd scuf- goes Tho whole fg-
ure-wives and an he viii nevertheless
make good representatives, - 49, troll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

WALL PAPER.-Received thisl,
w = stock Of Wall Paper, new designs:
Putaams Pendulum Cartain Fixtures.
Judds Curtain Fixtures
Green Holland for Windows.
Buh Holland for Windows.
Cords, Taseels, he.
ap-d27 N. W. wESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Miss Eyaus, 2 young Wsla b orator
only fifteen years Of age, is speaking on
Temperance in New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

NEW BOOKS.
The Book Of DAYS;
Campaign OF 1859 and iss3--by schslk;
Mysteries OF Life and Death and Futurity;
Odds -by Ba roness Taut phaeus;
Ny Southern Friends-by Author Of Among the
Pines
Children Of the Abbey;
Gil BIAS:
Thaddeus of Warsaw;
Don ouixotts;
Scottish Chief;
The Woman in white;
No Name;
Les Miserables, VOL
Packard Minor Surgery,
ss For salt by n. w. WESTCOTT.
ayl6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Books & Stationery,
I'D. f. BROWNELL,
Bookseller and iSfNti0Me1,

Would csllstention 10 his stock o. Books Sta
ttonery, land window Paper. hteh v Ill 6e1
NJ ov prices. Thankful for the patron
agebesiovedsn him for he pass eight years be re
observation-disclosures eontinuapeeof thesame.
feb7-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23


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tsvimmisr Of ne - $500.
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pinnsss % vfssoH ge,. , Or webs before
IF o4ns. afVer - y r III 3 IN IN me
iG.ns;s q q. The ~ s4' s.e sa4 ch Eyes
Limbs. NC, saes-n Fln.se.
p F,e NJ. coe srraT fn. ~ the
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and ' viii po.ii lively
ps Event R rEI1@w
Psv.a. &C.
They eautain ma lIrohol or had Vbisksv,
a.. 49,. a,. =, ,u
eases cut OF Z Au ndred
Induced eJ the extensive sale .od universal popu-
hess " acAs ana nnscsopuous
nave oP~neo epcn ha mssiy tAe nooa ea'es Oh
1oftfums IN tne enApe o. Poof snssets sitsl! com
osnaea Vie lsjuayas aDa ehistehea ONES
1911 .cn'es 80 o1~oIs- =,
Bevare OF the lnnnmerssle array o. Alcoholic pre-
Psrs.sols q p.etaprs eole.- ~ oie osunea &c
oneer ue monest sppena..on oi bis Nhifn fnstesd
= curmR, oufs sgrsFsse osease, sno issSe the dsap-
p'inseo sanefs' IN qsslsH-
R1nnxsY 4 Nrn.e crnn9 a NJ nrWWEncr
Are not new and uutrfpd article but have stood
the tt ~ aftaen RI irt hi Tn, rn, bllr
and Their rennda,iaD ard sale are uof rivaad Nv ,nv
sirnii.r nyrnay ssn Th@ rropri.ors rave tboux.nss
~ Ietters from ths p,o.t epin-nt
I
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physieians, and
(.ifizeus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

TRAIN SACKS.
oootwo bushel Extra Linen Sacks. ITO, ayrivs
VIII be sold lew for Cash. 81 81 ana 50 Levsa |bv
sept20-d CONN ri r 4 Skiytrr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
MOLAssEs.

- oois Belsher'sSugar House Syrup Mclas,es
Is bbs and half bbls Golden Svfup; -
For srle low for Cash, at 81 and Sc Leyee hv
sept20-d CONNARrr = sIpru
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14
Going home of the Beautiful.

DlED-At Lithopolis. in our county
of consumption. May An, 1868, Mis-,
MARY MAseAREr SoRRELs, in the eigh
tsenth y.ar Of her age. She was lovely
but death, ike tie grass mower, has nc
more regard for flowers than weeds. She
was intelligent; out the philosopher and
fool mnst mingle their dust at the p-
Poinled time. Her virtues gained her
many friends. rat Christ hih5elf was
snatched away from the emhraces of nils
beloved disciples She might have been
celebr'e.I for domestic cspaciti''s ha her
lite been prolonged, but others might
have been IMMORTAL poets had they not
died in infancy. Natarr, DEATH and Gid
are tn Trinity we muse bel. We whether
W. b. long to church or pot. fot they are
working together Tor the good OF our race
liutnS o. dying, leading us to saw whit.
ever Is, is right" when the great dls and
tie lille 90 10 dust" Death flor all J
is ihr gate to endless Joy, and the hover
ing spIriIs of the departed ones smile AS
they se- ard hear our sorrows at their
loss MARf died pgrfrctly resigned to
the will of God, aud fearlrssly, entef- d
into His imm.diale presence. Her Wsel
voice and skill of hand are now rmployed
in singing and h'rping the praises If Him
who brought life aud immorIaIi 3 to light.
R. E. Ii. L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

~ln Columbus. on the night Of the
9Th inst. ct bis room. MERRILL @. Wa
LIAMs destroyed bis own life by hanging.
The deceased had been addicted to III
sing in his sleep. Sometimes he would
rise, strip off his shirt. sud return to bis
bed ~ithou. having any recollection Of
the act The next morning. At other
times be would leave his room and
walk for some distapcs On the street 10 a
state Of sorhnambuic slsep.
. He had a Aourishing business as a
Daguerrean artist, When he visited bis
parents litle more than d week ago.
he was iu exec elIent spirits in view Of bis
past sdcSess and future prospects. An
acduainiahce 10 whose Sdmbsuy he spsu.
the early part Of the night above named,
states that he msnif-slsd no dlmlnutioD
of his usual cheerfnlnesS. aaas
The deceased had extiDgdished the
coal'oil lamp which was burning In the
room when his aodualntance left him
He had taken off lia Slothes, and had
gone to bed, as was evident from the i'm
preston Of his form on the bed.
The foregoing facts render it highly
probable that the fatal act was committed
IN Ct Of sdnnambulism Or sleep-walk-
ing. This is the opi6i6h Of ell who had
a knowledgeof his habits, and have learn.
ed the circumstances Of the case. When
discovered ,hs body was entirely naked
This Circumstance would III 1icate tha,
after going to bed be had fallen asleep
and that rising in his sleep he had per-
formed his customary ac, of stripping of
his shirt, and had then. without waking
proceeded to the performance of the DO,
which terminated his h6tlal existence.
II is highly ,wprob.blp that person
meditatiug sslf destruction would uudres.
preparatory 10 the commission of the deed
and an instinct which is inseparahle
from our nature renders it utterly impos
sible that person in state Of waking
Consciousness should not shrink from tn.
idea Of an uusseuily exposure of hil
lifeless body. '..l''.'''. a.. p.
The deceased was kind hearted ahd
generous, and had the esteem and re-
spectof al who we're acquainted with
bin. 5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14
WILLIAM WIDENFR


| TTNHE GRAND LODGE oFTHE STATE OH oHto
Il OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASoNS viii
liam James Reese, John 4. Hunter. Sarah Greene
Jane Custard, Jackson eiser and Ehle Weser h
vile, Mary Greene, Joseph Greene (,uDpr), sarah
Greene aud Davis Greene and Elmira Gre. ne. mi.
nor, will take notice that Peter d. Schory admus-
traitor de oonis non with the will OF Jacob
Greene deceased, On the iiih day Of April \. u,
1903, Med IN the Probate Court, within snd for the
county OF Fairfield ad State OF Ohio, petition set
Ting forth that on the 18Th day OF Angus A. d. Ir3I
salu decedent jacob Greene. then being In iull
NE, entered into Written contract. with said Will
lam James Reese. in behalf Of the said rand ledge
OF Ohio for The spe to the said Grand Lodge
Of Lancaster for the consideration of 81 sOand
by agreed upon full payment of said GRAFTON
sum 10 make 70 said Gfabd Lodge ,or to such bod y
corporate trustee, other person or persons US su
Grand Lodge should authorize 10 receive the same a
gOod nnd sufficient warranty deed-that said Grand
Lodge on The sUth OF March A d. 1868 sold said LOIS
to said John A. Hunter, aud with said William lame
Reese authorized and requested said deed TO bs
made 10 said HuHteT-5that the purchase money il
paid iu full, that sid JacOb teene Died wiihou.
making conveyance therefor, and praying for Ru !.
thory from said court 10 cORpeIe said contract OF
said tsstae aud TO convey said To said Hunter in
foe simple aud discharged Of All claim Or inter
tho said heirs and Representatives, Of said Jacob
Greene deceased, in accordance with the request
aforesaid Il ,... r.. ....+..
said petition win be for bearing on the Iith day Of
Nay d. ir63 Or Us s1on theteailer as leave OF The
Court can be obtained. PETER ID. SCHURY, 81,
Al mr.. do brMs non. with tue viii Gndsxed, of
JacOh Greene, deceased.
JoHN :. Bs lssE, -4lty. -.--
april ID, ,ls63-3S pisa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14
OBITUARY.

DIED-In the Military Hospital. Nash
vile. fennessea, February 18th. 1858.
Dawn WEprENHAvER, aged SO years. Eve
months and l6 days. =.
. TIE deceased belonged 10 the sOlh
R gtmeut o. v. He was also membet
Of the Ev. Luthstian Church. He leaves
a widow and five children. together with
many relatives TO mourn his departure.
Al the request Of his wido@, hiS fdnsral
service %-re held at the Mvers' Church,
in the vicinity Of Bern Station on the
isth inst N. H. L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14
NEW YORK MARKET.
NER YoaK. NAV IL

"H" AUHA' Nuy 10
FLoUR--opspsd srm. hut closed dnll
and dropping Sales at 90 30@6 IS Gor
extra State IS 1906 30 for x re- round
hoop Ohio and % O5@s 90 for trade
brands. Va
WHIsKY--A shade easier st45@ 45t.
Dssrly all ;, the inside price.
N--op.nsd firm, and closed hea
" II BS@a61c for sound sl@s4c for
a".Ouna and s3s for prime Wsslsru
yellow,
sUGAR=-salss at lOa@l lac for Nus.
oov"do ard ny auction 3i02hhds New
oflsansat9 4@i1Sc, cash and 4 munths.