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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29
THE MAGEE PARLOR

Consists of four sizes of chaste pattern and beau
tiful finish. The Parlor Stove is operated upon the
same principle US the Cook Stove.
THEMAGEE PARLOR WITH OVEN, Is new
and improye ed design
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29
THE MAGE STOVE

NyE offer to the public as our LEADING Stove.
w We say unhesitaiingly. that for finish, dura-
bity and economy, it has not an equal in New Eng
land. At the present high price of COAL il affords
US great satisfaction TO produce stove which for
economy cannot be beat!
We shall be pleased, at all times. to show this stow
to any who may call. explain the principle upon
which il is operated and able TO give unidentified
references as to the truthiuness of our statement
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29
New Dwelling House for Sale.

fi...a The new and eommodious Dwelling House
Hi: oxford street, between Franklin and wilmot
A&sueets, within three minutes walk of the Ken
nebec Depot. Said house has just been finished in
the best manner contains thirteen and l. con-
Neniently arranged for one two families; has n
well OF good water in the CELLAR excellent brick
cstern with flterer, good eemented cellar floor and
gas pipes throughout IL is ready for occupancy
anu VIII DC sold ON favorable terms ii applied Tor
Immediately Apply at my stable, % Franklin ST.
SAMUEL WELLS.
fortiahu, Oct. ~, 1861 wv
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29

eB- Orders from the country respectfully solic-
ited which will receive special attention.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29
FROM THE ARMY OF THE FRONTIER

Forts BlaHt aud Smith Threatened by the
fs-hesiOaation Of Gen. Blunt - Rebels
Marching on HaHfsriUe-Gea. Cooper to be
6OHered Battfe-1irrest for Harboring Gaer-
4riHds.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29

We have on hand a large stock of Miscellaneous
articles usually found in Staye stores ~ Jobbing
promptly attended to.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29

Fare cents, or Railroad Package Tickets % 70
One dollar. j. j. OERRlSH,
oct26edtf Supt. L. L. A. X. X.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

Psrsonal.-WM. WRIGHT, Esq, formerly
of this place, but fo- a number of years past
n sojourncr on tho Pacific slope, returned to
this place last week. His many friends
hereabouts will be glad to learn that for a
year to come, at least, his residence will be
in Cedar Falls. Perhaps many Of our read
ers are not aware that this is the gentleman
who, under the nom de plume of - Dan De
Guile" has during the past three years so
often added interest to our columns by con-
tributions from his versatile and piquant pen
As general newspaper correspondent, he
has few if any superiors, and in the realms
Of the Marvellous he hardly has an equal
His contributions to the California press have
been immense, and in every case eagerly
sought for, and if gathered together in one
publication would make very respectable
library, both in size and merit
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

W The people will please bear in mind
that D. 9. Williams is now at work fitting
up an A. No. I Photograph Gallery in Cedar
Falls The workmen are busy getting the
room in readiness, but so complete are the
fittings and arrangements to be, that the
Gallery will not be ready to receive visitors
before tho first Of July.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
Mas. LENNoX II. BARNES, Sec'y.

Deputy Prouost Marshal.-FIrzroY SEs-
sIoNs, Of this place, has been appointed one
Of the Deputy Provost Marshals for this Dis
trict. With thorough military education,
intelligence, and any amount of energy and
pluck, Flrz will not fail to make an excellent
officer. The choice was good one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

B., Hems.-Wc believe it is pretty gencraly
understood here that We will not celebrate the
coming Fourth of July. Cause, lack Of
interest on the part of citizens. >. Next to
a copperhead VIC believe that the meanest
thing on the face Of this green earth is a
cut-worm. The miserable pests are doing
good deal Of damage hereabouts. Judge
HAMILTON, of the D. & S. C. r. r.. informs
us that the contract for building a railroad
bridge across the Cedar at this point is prob
ably let ere this, and that work on the struc-
ture will be commenced forthwith. That
senterprising firm, THOMPSON & Co. in addi-
ton to their large stock Of general hardware
deal largely in wagon timber and wagon ma
terial. See advertisement :. To morrow
the various U. LIS Of the county meet at
Waterloo, at IL A. M, for the purpose of
forming . County Council There is
dance at the Sherman House in Waterloo
tonight. We have been reveling in all the
luxuries Of Strawberries and cream, thanks
to our friend K NORRIS, who kindly present
ed us with bounteous mess of the Wilson's
Albany Seeding variety. They were large,
ripe, and perfect specimens of this choice
fruit. Mr.. Norris garden has no superior
in the place. Mr.. WARD CHAPMAN has be-
come associated in business with j. G. INMAN,
and the new firm are adding stock of dry
goods to Mr.. INxAN's grocery stock. All the
new firm asks is an open field and no favors.
Messrs IMAM & CHAPMAN are bound to give
satisfaction to their customers. G. M. HAIR.
RIs has been appointed enrolling officer for
Cedar Falls township. A good appointment
1.-The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society pro-
pose to give Strawberry Festival on the
evening Of the Fourth Of July. We un-
derstand that livery man from Waterloo
his name we could not learn,-was thrown
from sulky near Nashua, Chickasaw Co.
on last Tuesday, and so severely injured that
ne oled ~ short time -. Last evening Mr..
JOHN WATSON, member of the 2lst Iowa
regiment, returned to his home in this place. |
he, with some two or three hundred others,
was " captured in one Of the assaults on yicks. |
burg, and being Immediately paroled. was
sent home to await his exchange. !, The
mite Society connected with the Ooncccea.
t;onai Church meets next Wednesday after.
noon at Mrs. BuRKs's.
Has f tsesIa ---c>-a.-
q Hats of all the Iafnst ctvI.e -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

20" The dealers Of the Cedar Valley are
finding out that they can save money by
purchasing Their stocks Of Ready Made
Clothing Of A. GnEESwALD, Dubuque. lie
also manufactures clothing to order in a
manner unsurpassed in the West. If you
give him one trial he will b your tailor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
W Boys Clothing of greatest variety at
ELLERHAN's Philadelphia Clothing Store. II

Aasonsc.-There will be special commu-
n;cation of Black Hawk Lodge, No. 65, A.
I. and A. NJ, next Monday evening. A
good attendance on tho part Of members is
requested.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

American Express Company.-An adver-
tisement of this prompt, reliable and nam.
moth concern, appears in our columns to-
day. We can cheerfully recommend this
Company to the unlimited confidence and
patronage Of our readers. Such has been
the satisfactory manner in which it has trans
acted business during long course of years,
that it has reached a degree Of public con-
fidence and esteem not attained by any
similar corporation. With routes on almost
every important thoroughfare, and an office
in nearly every town Of any considerable
size in the whole land, this Company is so
we'll and favorably known that it needs no
newspaper puffs to add to its justly earned
reputation. In this place, Messrs. BENJAMIN
& WAYNE are the courteous and efficient
agents of this Company.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
CAVALRY MEN WANTED.
One Hundred Dollars Reward !!

CTOLEN FROM THE PREMISES or THE sra.
y scrber, resident OF the town of Monona Clayton
County, Iowa. the night OF the 9Th OF May 1883
horses. described follows One is bay horse four
years old small white spot In his forehead and white
nigh fore foot One six old black mare white baz
ed face two white hind feet, small white spot upon her
belly and large teats These last Charles
City, ridden BY two men, one had sandy coored hair
sore eyes, about 40 years old and about e&t hig the
other short thick set. with dark hair. -
The above reward will be given for the apprehension OF
horses. ~ Gsaa.s f4s Il az'si7r.-1 -
Monona, Clayton Co.. Iowa.
May It'll, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

- Fourth Of July is near at hand, and
it being customary amongst the usual cclc-
brations for everybody to appear in new
suits, the attention Of all in need of any
thing in the clothing line is respectfully in.
vited to ELLrHMAN's Philadelphia Clothing
Store, Main St., opposite the Carter House.
He has now one of the largest stocks in
Iowa, and is selling at prices which are as
tonishingly low. e 1. II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

eV Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not
to be surpassed in styles and quality, by any
store in the West, at ELLERMAN's Philadel
phia Clothing Store. IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

H Worth Considering Good diet make
healthy children and healthy adults. Good
Saleratus helps to make nutritious, healthy
diet. Hence use DELAN1 & Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus, as it is perfectly pure and better
than Soda for all purposes. 1l-1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
Ky Go To CAM a. GErsNAR,s for vonr

W Go to CAIN & GEIsMAR's for your
coats, pants, vests, collars, neck. ties, hats,
caps. and Furnishing Goods generally
Their stock is most complete, and their pri-
ces give general satisfaction. If you cannot
be suited both in quality and price at the
Union Clothing Store, it would be no use for
you to look any further. II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
requested.

81 Soldiers Aid Soeiety-Will meet at Mr..
A. J. GRAVES next Tuesday afternoon. 1t
is desired that all the members be present, as
there is some important business to b. bro't
before the Society. There is to be picnic
supper.
Mas LENNOy r. BARNES Sec,y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

Hog Lap.-Last Monday the law prohib-
ting hogs from running at, large went into
effect, and as there seems to be general dis
position on the part of citizens to have the
ordinance strictly complied with, we publish
the two most important sections of the act.
What follows show what the law requires,
as well as the penalties of noncompliance
with its provisions "@.. S..'
That in any county that has heretofore de.
cded, or shall hereafter decide by majority vote In
favor OF restraining swine and sheep from running
every owner of such stock shall from and after eight
months from the Of the vote in said county
tain their swine and sheep from running large in said
county, and in the event Of failure to do shall be
recovered by action OF trespass by the party injured
SEC. D. That any person may take possession Of any
swine sheep found running at large in said county
after the time specified in section Of this act give
notice thereof to constable in said county, who shall
have power, and it Is hereby made his duty sell such
cash. upon giving ten days notice of the time and place
of sale by posting the in writing in three public
places in the township where such swine or sheep were
found running at large the proceeds of which SALE after
payment of costs and charges of keeping shall be paid
into the county treasury to be applied to the use Of the
county until legal proof be made to the county Judge
said county, by the persons claiming such prop
erty to be his or theirs whereupon the said Judge shall
order said amount to be paid out Of any money in the
hands of the treasurer not otherwise appropriated
ridea that the owner or any person for him. SHALL
before the day of such SALE pay the and charges
thus far made the constable ia hereby required release
said sheep swine to the making such application
upon satisfactory proof being made Of ownership.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
TBE SCANDINAVIAN PILLS AND PURIFIER

- II" 41I1#i e CtYcISyArI, july / 1858
DR.. @. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir.--In reply to INQUIRIES
made of me, It gives pleasure to say that Mrs. N.
Aee Of the Society Of Friends and widow Of the late
Dr. Atlee Of CINCINNATI previous to her going East ex
pressed her confidence in the efficiency Of your scandna
Wan Remedies and the benefit she derived from using
them She had been suffering from general prostration
at times being seventy six years Of age and oph
thalma and Inflammation Of the face. Various remedies
resorted to without relief when friends recon-
mended Of Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect and she was
considered as restored to health.
know many who your me icines and speak deci.
dedy Of the benefits derived thus tesfyng Of their rem
ovatng influence in purifying the blood and giving vgor
and energy to the ysem They cordial appro-
baton. ~ - - Very Respectfully, - ~ 81
Your obedent servant
g. J. BRows.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown. has been devoted laborer in
the cause Of Christianity In Cincinna for more than
thirty years almost every old Cincinnatlan
Such testimony, from such il not to be passed
over lightly No other Proprietary Remedies ever pre-
sented to the public receivedn he ofthe common
da'ion from MEN or STANDING, in every walk Of life
that mine have done. See advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
g COM M T. r GAL

.".| .''.1 ~. .. GAZETTE OFFICE,
es.-,Fs .l-l..s .-.s ts.a. FRlpAY, June 10,
WHEAT.-Steady at s5090c.
OATs.-Better. 45G50c.
CORN.--Dull at 23c.f I b I'll GFsFaIG t&s
'wooL.-But little coming In yet. Market rather weak
at 45GD52c, q to condition rather than quality gT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
EMPLOYMRNT!g

7. ss A & nts w an t d. '"'. g
We viii pay from s25 to SIS per month"; and all expen.
ses, to active Agents. give commission Particular
sent free! Address EaIE SEWING MACHINE CoxpAsY r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
April 18th, 1853. .g# b. eEfEEE8T vFgEErF d
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

Straso5erry Festiral.-Thcre will be a
Strawberry Festival in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday even
ing, June nth. The proceeds to be used
for the benefit of the Sabbath School, All
are invited to attend. Admission 10 cents.
by order Of Committee.
Tn addition to strawberries and cream,
icecrcam and cake, fair women and brave
men, and other good things, there will be
vocal and Instrumental music Additional
zest will be added to the occasion by the in
PRODUCTION of that time. honorcd performance,
entitled A Feast of Reason and Flow of
Soul; or Good Time Generally" No
doubt the attendance will be large, when
such rare evenings entertainment is of
fered. = .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

A Corrsction.-The poet sang, Back
ward, turn backward, oh, time in your fight
and quensekontly, just to see what effect it
would have, we suppose, our GAZETTE did
jump backward couple of months last
week. Itjumped from June 9TH clear back
to April 9th, at one lear, and the old fogies
who contend that the age is retrograding
were highly e!ated at this evidence of the
truth of their views. But yc GAZETTE was
not pleased with the looks of things in the
long, ago, and as soon as possible bounded
back to the present, and henceforth is deter
mined to keep up with the times. Labor,
ing under some most extraordinary halluci-
nation, the printer in changing the date in
our main heading, caused it to read April
9Th" instead of June 9TH" 60 a .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF n
NERVOUS INVALID.
Published for the benefit and caution to young men
and others, who suffer from debility Early Decay
and their Kindred ailments supplying tbs means Of sf
cure. BY enc who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence In medical humbug and quackery
BY enclosing post paid directed envelope single copies
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
Bedford, Kings County, New York u3bJ I apr n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
DRUNK ENNEsS CURED

DRUNK ENNESS CURED.-The incbriate
may ROW bid defiance to the tempting cup. DR. LANES
ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a certain cure for
Drunkenness 1t creates dislike for strong drink and
be administered without the knowledge Of the patient
Price. box. Sent by mail any address, by s. c.
UPHAM, 4oS CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Circulars sent free. .sg t tim
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

sa hats, OF all the latest styles now out,
At ELLKRNAS's Philadelphia Clothing Store
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

SPERMATORRHEA CAN BE CUR.
ED.-Dr. RAND's SPE CIFIc cures s. s'aator,Aea
Seminal Weakness, hmrcttnry less of Po,ter, &c,
speedily aud e5ectuaHy. its effects truly magical
trial Of the SPECIFIC will c.vnce skeptical
its merits. Price, 81 boz. Sent postpaid to any adj
dress, by s. @. UPHAM 400 CHESTNUT STREET. PnLA
pELPnTA, PA Circulars sent free 76m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

TVyHE CEDAR FALLS COUNCIL or THE U. l.. o. A.
Il meets every Tuesday and Friday evening, ut sharp
o'clock Members requested to he punctua In their
attendance Members OF other Councils Visiting the pacs
are cordially invited to meet With Council Room on
the third door OF Overmans brick block = - . -. s
p. MELESDy, Pre.idHnE.
II. A. PEaKixs. Secretary. ts- s's s-~sss''.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

with tower in 'front.' stories high for the front
entrances the upper story to be used library and OBJ
seryasory The ground floor will be divided into COM
school rooms each % by 80 feet The entrance
to the front Is through the tower-a senarate
trance way to each room The back rooms are reached
rear entrance way II feet square The second story
rooms 70 by 10 attached; cellar running under the
whole building The building will probably cost $4,000
70 De nnished IN time for the Fall and Winter schools
need no better guarantee sf its successful compile
on han the fact that II will be built under the person
rector. M 7 is - -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
Notice.

JOS. PULLAN s,
, 1863-02-25
NEW SYSTEM OF PLANTATION
LABOR In LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, Feb. s, 1863.
Within the past week thirty-onc loyal plan.
tcrs, principally FROM the parishes Of La
fourclle and Tctrc Bonnc, have held three III
formal but private meetings at the st. Charles,
furthe purpose Of presenting their views to
the commanding General, and Of endeayorinss
to ascertain from him the exact course to be
pursued undrr the emancipation pEocla1na-
lion and the PRONUNCIATION order. General
Banks gladly ayAfled himsrlf Of this favorable
opportunity to communicate with the plan
tets his plan for the Inauguration Of pxo-
rosca new system Of labor on Plantations.
Ii Is unnecessary to report the entire pro-
cectlings of the planters meetings; but after
much discuss:on.as to what the General re-
Qnjred. and What the planters should demand.
tho following proposition was submitted to
tho meeting:
HEADQUARTERS g. S. SKouEsTRA7IoS
CosE11TEE, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. &, 1863 !
+ The officers Of the Government will ind"ce
II. Au;,s 10 return to tle plantations where
tllty belong, with their families, and when
rctn,n ned will require them aud those remain
ing uron the plantations to work diligently
and f.itlfully on the plantations for ono year,
to maintain respectful department to their
employers, aud perfect subofdination to their
duties, upon condition that the planters or
them prr,ncr1y, and give to them at the end
Of the year one-twenti.th {l-ao) part Of thc
years crop, or a fixed monthly compensation,
in caSts where 1t may be more Convenient, as
follows:
Mechanics sugar makers, drivers, &c. 100 each.
Able bodied field mea..- -;........-..s:.. 400
Able le-bodicd field women, house servants,
DuESCE, &c. LUZ -
The proportion reserved for The slaves shall
be divided into shares, and distributed accord.
lug to the value OF their labor. as follows:
bechanice, ,eugat makers drivczs, &c. asharcscsch
Able-bodird field men.
Ablc:bodicd fcld women, house ger
valts, nursce. &C.,. .-...... i share each
All negsofs not otassT1se s nn employed al x b
, 1863-02-25
no person capable Of labor will b. supported
1t thu ui.';c e5!A nsei > i.i'"nrss.
:. {Bigned) E. G. DEcKw1r1,

no person capable Of labor will b. supported
1T thu ui.';c es!A nsei i'i'rn"ss.
. Bigned) E. G. BEcKw1rr,
Lul., President Sruue-s'.all,n tom.
This Uas submitted to tie-''}fI1ers tors h"iF
acceptance, aud the following form was at
'aclcd to the circular TO: signatures: -.
The unIers; gEs hereby a22ci't tue arrange.
EeEt above proposed, anl agree to carry i
out, oil 1llc:r part, for one 'ear from, the date
fhrrcrf, 1t being distinctly understood that
tEr crap rcfer7s to r,e1ns the commercial
crop, and the acceptance Of this contEactdoes
not Imply the surrender VI at.y .ri:ht Of prop
cr : in tho tlarc Or other Ri ght Of the owner.
ihc planters In council adopted Il rcs3lu-
tion that the proposition should be sent as
circular to all tic planters In the excepted
district for their signatures to the clause Of
acceptance.
Acrora,rgiy, General Banks issued the fol-
loving, which is to l,c sent to all the district
Provost AIarshals and Provost Judges, who
will present. both papers to the planters:
[Circula,.1
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIT GrLE,}
OFFICE OF SEQCEsTNATIoS COMMISSION,
February 6, 1883.
In accordance with the agreement between
the military authorities and the planters.
based uron General Orders No. 12,'Iauuary
%. 1868, you are authorized 10 receive the
signatures Of planters to said agreement q
printed copy Of which is herewith lncioseu},
and are ordered to carry ont in good taith the
provisions Of the agreement on the part OF
the authorities.
Yon will, in good filth, offer all fair and
legal Inducements to the negroes within your
district, in whatever condition Of service
they may be found, to return to their families
and the plantations where they belong.
When any negro has acguiesced in the
terms proposed, You will ser that he fulfi!ls
his engagement for one year In good faith.
He shall be required to remain upon the plant,
alton to which he is bound, to work faithfully
and industriously, and maintain q respectful
and subordinate department toward his EN-
ployer.
You are ordered to prohibit the harborine
and employment Of negroes lboriug upoI
plantations under this agreement BY Qthe
parties, either civil or military.
That all negroes not acquiesclng In the pro
posed agreement, not otherwise employed
Shall Immediately be put to labor upon til,
public works, and that ill negroes found in th'
country, cities, villages, or about tae nlliitar,
stations, without visible occupation or mean
Of subsistence, shall be arrested rs yagrant
aud put to labor upon the public works or til
Quaftermaster' plantations.
You will also sec that the agreement enter
ed into by the planters in regard to the ne
grocs is faithfully and fairly carried out.
By order U. S. Sequestration Commis'n,
Approved. y. P. BANKS,
Maj. Gen. CONG.
, 1863-02-25

Mexico.
On the Seth, Coz, Diaz Miron had an cn-
gagcment with loo French at a place called
Ell 0rgauo. They. we're cscorting q train OF
wagons After three hours lighting, the
| Killed and thirty or forty wounded. The
Mexicans captured several wagons, twelve
mules, arms and knapsacks. Col. Mfron then
went to Puentc Nlcioual, and thence, on til.
18th, to Jalara, which place he entered few
hours af1cr the French abandoned it. Thi:
| is the Mexican account.
The French hayc established Il hospital n
Perote, and two large ones at Quecholac. II
the latter they have 2 900 sick already.
| L decree Of November 25d oraains TINT tht
war taxes may be paid in goods seryiceab1e t
| the ar1uy