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S~A telegraphic item from Lisbon +

S~A telegraphic item from Lisbon to
England, arrived by a recent steamer,
shows that the Brazilian Government
does not easily forget the insolent, un-
called for and unju st treatment Of Mr..
Christie, the late British Minister at Rio
de Janeiro, When abeut returning to
England Mr.. Christie, As is customary q
the various Courts oil the world, desired q
farewell ssdience with the Emperor.
The latter promptly and justitiably de-
ciined 10 receive man who had been only
. uaischief-msker. but who seems % be u
entirely wanting in the character q
gentleman that the better portion of tn
slish pr,ss stys him - belly" y
sS@ '1 &Es-&A
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NOTICE.

To Hornisb Belamy s Hinc, Seryiius Black, Thos
Butler, George Wells
You srp hereby nottfied that thsrc 10 now on die In
the 0s the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee Coun
ty Iowa, 1t Keokak, petition OF Charles kArsncr
claiming OF you tha said j. X. uurnsh Twenty three
Hundred and sixty rec Dollar, and 10 per cent In
and Claiming against ali you the foreclosure Of
MyrtsAge upon the South ess quarter Of Section u
Tow nship Us Range 9, west Lsc County, lows, eAe-
cuted by said Bornish II. W. Hornsh 70 secure said
no,e and praying for the appointments Of Receiver
TO charge OF premises and fur 81 relief
And unless You appear and answer ssid petiuon on
or before noon OF day q the FERN Of
| said Court TO be begun the fret Monday az Sep
tember 1853 default viii be entered against you and
III be rendered thereon ~ prayed for In
/ All pstt,on NOBLE d STRONG,
I msyfo-dIw PlAintin's Attorneys.
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NEW STOCK OF BOOKS.
Baldwin's African Hunting,
From Nsssi 10 the zsmbesi, Including Lake Assmi,
the KslshadrI Desert &c from 1863 10 1870 publish
I'd BY hsrpern. for sale st
49, y w oEDENs
~ City Book store, 81 ksin-H.
The Resources Of California, by Hittsi;
BSsutieS OF 1askiay
Ghfoaic5~a " CsriibgIora; %t
Aisrsss sDd Maid, W hiss huloch;
HsrrinGIoa, by Chas. Lsfer;
Da'k alsht's wsEh by Mrs. assksil,
kylYiss L0F-rE
Obey FARM
Prus and l, BY Cuvtiss
Campaigns VI 1861 ADD 1863,
Horse sh1s R0glnsoni
RIB Of The bowl;
SCOTTISH CAiefs;
LlppeDcotrs P10nenseies Gsxett~er;
Chamesss' Cysispedis vi kngiish LtsrAtnrss
- Cyciopsdta, Vol
8. ihrormattss ~ tins Peoples
kandaiI's Lille of ysnerson, Voiss
Cstrtss fssd~ffek the Great;
presc0tps Philip the second
FsdiBsHd AID isskeila;
" osn$ssst Of Msxiso;
- ~ Of Peru
Biographical and Critical MIseeGlsns,
Wassr!s Moves, IA .hree styles OF BiaalHgy
illustrated eassfdGsea,
SLAYER ats tHe War, b} Rev. HEMP Darling, d ID;
Fas sale nj q. w. OG DKNp
MATED City Book Store.
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EIGHTS S.
BY this route, Frcights of all description soan be
forwarded TO and from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston on Baltimore, TO ard from any point on The
kAilrosds OF Ohio, k0ntacky. Indiana, Illinois,
Wiscoasi1i, lows or Missouri, hy RAILROAD DI.
RECT.
the PsHnss tvanis Railroad lsaconhscts 1t PITTS.
burg With Steamers bs Which Gooas teroYwaYd-
cd 10 any point or the OHIO, Musk ngn M y1suchy
Tennesseb Cumberland, Illinois, Al ssissippi, VIA
CONAN Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Ned Riy-
ers and At Cleveland, kaudusk Ky and Chicago viii
ste 10 all pore ON The North w ester Lakss
MsrehAh tsADd Shippe rssntrustfnEt the
zion Beir Frsightto THE Company can rely vita
conadsase onits speedy tsanstt.
The Mates orEYelght
To andfrpm any poiptin the West BY the Psnnsyl-
vania Central Railroad, are at all tmes AS IA :
vORAnIE AS ARE CHARGED BY oTHkRRAII-
mr. ID par.ieularlo mark packs gss, .svlA Pass.
CRnTAAL k. K.nIU
For Fraight conLscis or Shipping Dlreetioss. ap-
ply 70 orAddrsss either Of the following Assnts 81
D.A.sTEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsbusrh
H ~ nkk6waN tcs o, eia. Asss !.
4 nc. NELDRuM Co., Madison i. Ind.
i "a u E.MOOREs Loufnvfile, KY.
W. N. AIkkANA CO., Nv ansv lille, Ind, Il
RE. SASS, - LcufS ~ issouri.
4 CLARKE 8 CO. Chicsso, Ill. 2&
III, NICOLA PortAinnnsA. o.
K.ETKELf. 4 MONTGOMERY, M.ysvir,e
VIA L. LANGLEY ,G.,lipol h. .o's
9. PIERCE 4 CO.. lie %.
i IN. II. HUDSON Ripley, o.
I \. q. AELDkUM, Genera Travelling Asas
| tFs ttie sst fos the South and wsst.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
nHIGINAL NOTICE.

To Franklin HaTshman, Etenor fweedy, Anerew
Iweedy, Hanson 81 Co. C0nnabie Smyth, Dr.
teada1ta: t .
You and each Of ycn hereby nutffed that there
10 now GA hie Ia the Clerks oce VI LIE At - Cont
OF Lee eonhsy, lows, al Keokut, petition and "a
amended petition oi hiram barney claiming judg'
mens sgainst you Franklin HarshmaD and kienor
Tweedy for the of Three Thousand Dollars, and ss
against all the above named defendants claiming the
foreclosure Of a Mortgage made by said ptankiin
HarshwAn snd kteneT Twtsdy 10 Chss and siuAe
assigned to said Tram bayncys same betng upcn the
cas-. half III OF the portA west quarter " Section
Twenty shres, l22T hn1o&ssAip 1851 Bofh ranse hye
Isl west, In Ice Geanty, Iowa also prayng fer the
sale OF said premises 10 payon Sad debt The extng
ishment Of the equity Of redemption, and for general
relief with costs.
And less you appear and answer said peaifion On
or before The day of the next term pf
said Court 10 eenaneDne al heekak On he LIST Monday
OF September, A. D., lees, ludrmrut will be had w
default h. SCOTT HOWELL,
may4~d4w Attorney for. Plaintiff.
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ARlGNAL NOTICE.

To samuel Dunlap, J w Otlsy, Sarah G For, IA Fog,
MARY y sci~ n, J Btfmpson and hsrtrti Tar
bell, Defendants H. "A RI 4 Z s5s ~
You are hereby nssiAsd tAsttASss IL now on Gle tn
the Of the Clerk Of the District Cours Of Lfe
county, Iowa, at eokuk sFctttiop To equity ty Join
winthrop claiming Judgment against you oxmusBa p-
lap s1a D. W. 0tty for The sum VI Four hnndfsd bal-
lars upon your mote, and also praying for the ioFs
clio. Re Of nortvs - uvp 4 ana sale % Lots III And
Ii2l 10 Block 1911 Mason Upper Addition TO Tie Cay
hsokak, Lee Count, IoHss securing said note ard
ior genera relief,
Aow eash oil sou must appear snd snsxev said seteen
by OF the second day or the next term OF sFid
Court to be held III keokuk the nrst Monday Of
ember, A. D. 1863, Judgment will be had thtrasn
by default h. SCOTT hOMkLis
may4-d4w FAtntth's attorney
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T EGAL NOTICE.

IL !.
To Hiram Parish. D W Ford. u. h. Ford, kary w
Newton, Henry Newton:
Yen, each u you, hereby notified that Their
Ia file In once Of the Lierk the ustres
Court of Lee County Iowa. nj AeSkuk, In said
ia a petllioh Of James w trim claiming OF you.
HVam Parish, Two Thousand Dollars money due
contract made and entered Into by said
Hiram Parish ana James W Grimos, and one Heasy
W. starr sad petition also claims assinst ali ot you
the foreclosure OK lien certain Real Estate In Ls
county Iowa securing sad claim against said kstiAh
And uniess you appear aud answ said petition ber
| fore of the second day of the neat SefAenbs
to Of said DistTici Court Of Lee county iowa. TO
bA held Keokuk judgment Will be rendered against
/ you ~ prayed for by deisalt.
- RANKIN d McCRARY
| Ap24-d4w Attorneys for Pisintif.
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MALL pAPEK.--Receiyed this day
w stock Of Wall Papsr, dssgns
futnams Fendal am Curtain Fixtures
Jodt's CgTtAas FtA1ar~s
tss~es HolssRa fsH Window
but oiiAad Tor Windows.
Corh, Tssssis, he.
sp-dg1 n w. wRsrcorT.
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NEW BOOKS.
Al udds--by the Author Of QUITS;
Bars field asa GarAea;
Vegetables Of Aa.artest
The Campaign Of tb8a and GO.
Physiological Memoigs--as uaLs uzaza
Ms. E.ssitss Coak n sok,
M HHisS Cook BoSs,
0aris Own Book;
BoysOwa HOOK:
Ferney'r Pride;
Digkens' Compet. works;
Home and Alb Eaa... sss.,ad 6ersssy
Etory of ths Quad
New Aanuzi csciopeais 1881;
The Poets Journal BIZ bsyxrd Taylor
PsrsoB Brow Mo . Book
OkAraGga River; taST#
kisnnBr .herlon by " Inthropt
shadow Ia tAe honsx.
THIS day receiseda At
BkowSkLLr Book Store,
mayiS-d Cor. Main aad al sareets.
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" I. PERKINS,

sossA sids IsAssss ST., 1szs door to fe#As Sm~ses'
kEOkUk, ---.....-t........-...-. $3.50 AZ" a.
Metallic Burial Cases kept cestsntiY on hand for
viii b article am sole sgent. Thoee from distance
can b. accom- modssed by application 10 me. wooden
con us trimmed TO orders short noiiees and having
my own Hearse and carriages, am prepared 10 at
tend to funerals very reasonably. Uracisieh At my
ofsee or al my residence, corner ofsixth and Ex-
change Streets, will meet with prompt attention
ap22-diy
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and william G. Of New-Jersey-Copper-fast'
cned both, and both in the House.
The house of Rollins has two representatives.
Edward II. of New Hampshire Ga true Unonist),
and james s. of Missouri, who ought to be the
same. but is MT. He somehow stands aloof from
parties, but his heart seems to long Tor the flesh
pots Of the compromising era.
OF Uashburnes, Illinois sends Elhu H., and
Massachusetts, William b. - both strongly
Union.
Of Whites, Chiffon A. and Joseph W. (both
Democrats) complete the catalogue.
OF Wilson's, Henry Of Massachusetts, is in the
Senate, James +. Of Iowa in the House.
both largely Union.
Finally We have two Uoods-Fenando and
Ben, both of this city. If the politics OF one
of these are better than those of the other, we
should like to know which is the good one, or
how any one can be worse than either OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Long before the Shareholders attempted 10
establish anew Conicdcracy, with Slavery N the
cornerstone, they succeeded in breaking up
several of fhe American churchcs. The South
ern M,thodists, Baptists and New School Pres
bytcrians were prevailed upon TO separate from
the churches in the Northern States, for no
other reasons than the sentiments which pre-
vailed in the latter a. to Slavery. Neither of
these three denominations had absolutely for
hidden Slavery; but the Shareholders could not
tolerate any Kind Of testimony against the sys-
tenn, The secession OF the Southern branches
of these churches was followed after the out
break Of the Rebellion, by that of the Southern
portion of nearly all the Others. The church
South with only few exceptions, made the
cause of Slavery their own.
The victorious advance of the Union armies
has, therefore, been severe blow to most of
them. Within the Federal lines their organize
ton has been greatly impaired, in many in
stances entirely destroyed. Their ministers
have fled in large number, and thc congrcga-
tons are scattered. Many Of their members
have already rcjoined the communion of the
churches from which they or their fathers had
seeded IN consequence Of tho Slavery question.
aul many other. 40 preparing 10 10 %. Il Is.
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From tho rlississipri.
CAIEo. Thursday. D.

CAIEo. Thursday. Dec. IT, 800
Mempeis dates are up to the evening Of tbs
14th.
Gen. Huribat has promulgated another important or.
der. OF which the following Is tho substance:
cit having been ascertained that large quantities Of
coin have passed from Memphis especially South. there
fore II is ordered that neither coin nor bullion be sold
barganed or exchanged within such parts OF Tennes
Sec Arkansas. and Mississippi an arc within this Do
partment except as flows:
persons having coin or bullion in their possession
which they desire to exchange may receive permission
from tic local Treasury agent TO send the same North
receiving back equivalent such currency they may
choose Any sale exchange, except "a above Ia for
bidden and will be punished by military tribunal.
Bankers and others doing deposit business in
Memphis are required to send forward the coin snd
bullion in their hands 20 the Provost Marshal. both for
themselves and their depostors. to convert the same
into currency and hereafter receive none on deposit
except 10 forward the same as herein provided"
The Memphis Cotton market !, dun, sales OF l6s
bales at 63c sales on the nth Of go bc Receipts.
100 bulc5.
The fumrr, IN southern Illinois have b'cn bnoy ea-
gagged for some weeks past in cotton picking on hgh
grounds where The crops hye been iitc injured by mo
frost On the bottom lands the crops gre totally ruined
Co.tor p.c.sas are going up IN huron and Jaoss'"
Counties. ard gins running in every neighborh'od-
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LEGrsLaTI,E PURITY.

Hon. John L. Iiil yesterday started an I'M
po1aul inquiry 10 'he senate, yiz: " May
hoab,fs 81 C0agn,s, irh0 ar aiso ioTy,r', prop
-dy sd thar yrofcsnOaai s,rrioes 10 persons M
cplgarl as entity Of dgfGHdiag The Tnasuryi "
Trusting thet the subject Will be thoroughly
ventilated. hot on one 1de only, We proceed to
chocolate it hy few suggestions.
NJ nflr, ii appeara, having been successful
ia pro- ug tho Liberation Of one person who
$685. 10 PRISON on charge Of malieasance in
o'.ice. VS. applied TO in another case, which
.a~ri ~ Aayr rad good deal of money in It..
1h, I'll, r Of q retainer Of $1,000 seems TO have
81 lvlb,, IN the Senators mind rs 10 the
goopr,fy If his dipping deeper into this line Of
,u.i,.c-.: so Pee consulted ms brother Senator
add brolhe iaN!c Hon. keycdy johnson,
w no thought him "cncce}iurlv green for ak
70 f, lhc que tion." and, TO his inquiry il there
wm ao, improperly ~ ,his undertaking this
pr1ie. .iol.l job, replied Not the least under
llnsu;" adding ihsth 'eyerdy) "hqd lper'
tsp,1 been doing he ne thing every day"
tn. i,mogcd 5lg Halo. scruplc and he
.e.n' 90.
Noa Mr.. Ecycidy 10. n,on happ'ss to he the
.c.y la.t Senator Vlosc opinion on thi, point
f,ald nose been taken iY any one anxious TO
be .nel, sdy,.ed. Nj. j. j. commonly reputed
q haze ione ihese little job, in behalf Of thor
o. .A-eoing lfeiiors -. the Kos Wrans pattern,
Iro.annr tier irica.o when thcY fhould have
b. 10 PIT on infl lor thc!f live. So IN the case
81 % large aU"iir' ~ specie Come $500, 900, VIC
l.iegrj iup,p.lrd b., Gen. Butler in New-Or-
i..... g. tho pis,prrt, of tine Coniederacy, but
.lI.a Sir. john on persuaded tho Government
To- order C.li. j.. 80 give Up, against the Gen
,ri mo-. caTcst rcmon,iraDces. Mr.. john
or 'rs ;hc trusted agent o. the Government in
y, /. .Uri GODS: aud, Il ho did take a large fee for
gr.l.ng uat money opt oi Con. Buffers hands,
and ano'hrf io. getting 10 Wnans out Of
l'cr' N, Henry we don't consider him at all
,r,ep. nor we're (probably) those who en-
pin I'd him. And ho does not need to be doing
#. job ~ tl' A.nd "rycry day" TO make good
living by IT,
Why va. ~. 900 offered 10 Mr.. Hale for his
service, in this ca-ei l. he in the habit Of re-
ceiving a retainer OF 5000 when be- is retained
as lawyeri II seems not, from his own ac.
count Why was he offered $4,000 in this
casei Wa IL not because it was presumed or
hoped that his position az a Senator, his poti-
cal distinction and influence, would enable him
10 achieve results which an equally good law
yer, lacking these advantage, would yainly al
.cu,,t We do not know that such was the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
GENERAL NEWS.

Alderman Andre Fremont died on the l7th
list He was man Of most honorable reputation,
jealous in good works in all places, kind and iatu'
friend patriot in the best sense Of the word ana onc
OF the few men who pass the 1ro OF our corrnp' ioc
legislature without q shade Of contamination nc was
one whom New. could i'll afford 10 lose ana all her
worthy citizens will cherish his memory with unauoyed
p-ide
The Board of Councilmen are trying to get
M monument TO The Catholic soldiers buried In Cal
vary Cemetery We were not before aware that there
WAS n religions line of demarkation in our army. VI
course IL is not the soldier killed in defending his coun
try that the orginators of this plan are thinking OF;
but something more nearly touching their own political
advancement.
The sixtv-Grs, anniversary of the Phllolexian
Society Of Columbia College took place at the Academy
Of Music on Thursday evening, and was well attended
notwithstanding the incemency of the weather. The
exercises passed of in manner credi'abe to the Phio
lexians, and the occasion was an enjoyable to al
present
The Assessors Convention Committee rec
ommend tax on all distilled spirits Of 81 per gallon
for malt liquors 60 per gallon for malt 20 cents
PEI bushel for hops cents per pound.
The Legislature OF Utah met on the 10Th.
David Wells was elected President of the Council and
.Ioha Taylor Speaker Of the Assembly.
Rv the explosion Of boiler of the Di9tilling
Company at Chicago on Thursday. seven men were
hGst 80 that recovery IL deemed doubtful
The subscriptions to the stock OF the Five
Million ational Bank of this city closed On Thursday.
the I'd. no amour, having been taken.
Two serious explosions took place at York
town o.. The 18th Several buildings were destroyed.
Pslli.0l-ra no: received.
Gold opened at 800 and al no time during the
dsy.os o. - lsI closing Up a, it. Gold was Dor
,rrd srsat dcr y ;irol chou, The day Stocks in the
.tr W. sr strong A. the Second Board the market wac
'raat M pc f.udrncy Upward Frcsl!s are slightly lower
Be- -g srl somewhat heavy 20 London without leading
o 90. 3d. -.y. money quoted At y cen, end ar'ivr'
h no dan. "a n.t suprel legal ses The payments by
f OoscL-l. lcn b' :. sca.,, and the earrrncy Is
b.- I'D cr The pfc-o.t Icy lcstendcrs from the u,
.r-gr - wil-' tese0c0 viii probably com. ont before
1r.-..s ..-r.a. - afrl tls holidays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

AT all events, let us have the case thoroughly
sirtod. Mr.. Hale, we are confident, is on hon
est man. who can never consciously lend HIM
self to base uses or seek to clutch unholy gains.
But he breathes O tainted atmosphere, and he
makes bad choice of advisers in cases Of con-
science. Lei him look well to his ways!
Mr. Reverdy johnson is not only U. S.
Senator but Unionist, and professedly friendly
though not devoted to the Administration. He
was retained, year since, as Senior Counsel
for Gen. Fitz John Porter, arragned for disObe-
dience of orders, neglect Of duty, and misbe-
havior before the enemy, in Gen. Popc'S disaS-
trous campaign. As able and upright body Of
superior officers as could be drawn from our
armies tried the case, with Joseph Holt for
Judge Advocate. That Court heard all the evil
dencc. heard argument for the defense only,
and thereupcn brought in verdict Of guilty.
And Mr. Johnson-who had publicly expressed
his and his clients satisfaction with the compo.
siiion of that Court--has since issued pam
phet impugning its Judgment, which clearly in
sinuates, if it does rot directly charge, that the
Court was packed to secure an unjust cOryic-
ton Of his client for political ends, and
that not ouly the eminent Judge Advocate be-
tIayed his trust-he being bound to act with
strict impar,ality in the premlscs-but that
President Lincoln confirmed the unjust and
SYNONYMOUS verdict, knowing its iniquity Yet
Mr.. johnson has since visited that President,
prepared to counsel him as supporter and a
friend!
On the wholc--whle confident that Mr.. Hale
has intended no wrong, and trusting that he
has done none, We decidedly incline 10 the
opinion that Senators ought to leave the defense
of alleged pccula,ors and public robbers to
members Of the BAR whose power to aid them
is purely professional, and who have no sort of
scruple a. TO undertaking their defense and
pochc citing all the fees that may be offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

The gentlemen who have in charge the g.is-
ing of colorcd regiment IN this city have Is
sued circular. which will be found in our nd
yer,sing columns. They have gone vigorously
10 work and expect within TWO or three DAYS
e. have agents employed IN every county III the
State. There are already over three hundred
men on Rikcr's Island, who have been recruited
for or assigned to this regiment, and recruits
are arriving every day. 70 that the prospect y
that the regiment viii be- fsll within thntJ
dny.. No field officers have yet been selected
for the regiment, ~ the Committee design to
exercise the greatest care IN designating
them. About half the line ofhctrs
have been appointed, oil Of whom have seen
,cr ice. mott of them having been taken from
the non.commissioncd officer, OF regiments IN
the field: all Of them have passed a strict exam
nation before The Examining Board nj Wash
inston over which Mai .-Icn. Casey preside
Il j, found tina, other States are actively en-
gagged in recruiting color,d men ia til, State;
but j, i, not doubted that, on proper representa-
ton. the Governors of other State, will with
draw their agents. Whether they do 80 or
not, ina.nuch a. the bounty paid here, $50
is larger than is paid IN any other STATE,
the business OF taking men from here 10 New
England must naturally cease. Although, a
we limited yesterday, the colorcd troops on
Riker's Island have not received the State
bounty, they are entitled to It, and each man
will receive his SO from the state without ANY
distinction being made IN regard To color. This
bounty is never paid To ANY soldier, white or
black, until the eve Of his departure At that
time he is suro To receive il, and he then ca.
make whatever disposition Of il be- please.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

IN, ~ eon that the Rehch had refused to
GLOW Az none supplies to 90 TO Union prson-
or at Richmond, Is fully confirmed by letter
-. Comm srioncr Ould Or.nied III IN, R'oh-
ao~d Di.po.oh) to Gen. Meredith, dated Dee.
n. NJ Ould says:
a. ~ s..sui O. tie G, eiss'e 90, rllEsu, 20 tle
4snssis' ~ yoar -l.Lssio. and peops Of iood ard
clothing prisoners RE fsoni and elsewhere hs. ben
Ne subject Of 20 much sni mi.cir-srnision
nd l.. toou mod, the occasion of - much YlHcaion and
.b-,- isrr ;oi iniora y0u tina no more vii be
s,r,d t. o. A-~re q CRY Point The clothing and pro
,s,o. as.y s- vee vi be drvo,ei % the Of your
Fi.a1, We .; supply !. exhausted they will rco" We
81. -s..- ?, .,as .. o. p sc6i.F. ia tia fst"