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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Casuaities Of the 9th Ievva n Mis-.
sion Ridge,

sion Ridge.
Killed-Capt. Robt. Allison, Co. C;
Sergt. Robt- Mitchell, Co A; Corporal
William Kellogg, Prisnte tieorse H.
Wightman. Co. A; Corporal David Glsd-
fellow, Co. y; Priyates L. Ii. Kennedy,
Go. F; r. B. Davis, Co. e.. George VI.
Pratt, Co. /: Alexander Dalton, Co. K :.
Wcunded-Msjor Thos J Ennis, leg,
slight; Capt. Leander G. Allison, Co. E,
ear, slight; Capt. Calvin Mintun, Co. +,
arm, severe; Capt. Geo. u. Num-, leg,
slight.
CO. A-Sergt. Charles Huston, shout
der. severe; Corporal Jerry Freeman an, foot,
slight; Psivates Il. s. Wilson, thigh, Sc.
we're; W. A. Jones. leg smputated; T. r..
Thompson, hand, slight; l. N. Wood, both
ankles and head. severe; William Van-
dyk. slight.
Co. b Corporal Ira Ford, arm, severe;
Private I. X. Plymate, thigh, slight.
Co. C-Privatcs Martin V. Allen,
arm, amputated; Caleb Price, slight.
Co. D-Corporal A. Mawing, slight !;
Privates s. D: Harm, thigh. severe; Uri
Halleck, back and arm, severe; Lloyd
Wales, arm, slight; Reuben Beamer,
shoulder, slight; Joseph Peyton, thigh,
slight; James Pierce, slight.
Co. Els. Sergt John H. Key, shoul-
der, severe; Color Sergt. Henry Roberts,
foot, ankle, knee, back and finger. slight;
Corporal Ii. Hickenlofer, hight arm; Cor
poral George Hibbard, shoulder, slight,
Private Ira Gilbert, head, slight.
Company Fist Sergt. Z. r. kenne-
dy, thigh, severe; Thomas Carson, head,
slight; Elm Ford. head, slight; Ed.
Chambers, finger, severe; Isaac Gregg,
ear, slight; Chas. Miler, knee, slight;
Chas. Wright, slight
Company c. Serct. S. Plymesser.
knee, slight: Sergt John Garduer, hand,
severe Corpi John Ditto, hand, severe
Private W. 4. Richardson, leg, ampata-
ted.
Company H-private Chss Snyder,
slight.
Company I-Sergt. James Turner, foot,
slight; Corp'l John Shsrm. arm, slight;
Corp'l Samuel Smith, slight; d. Smith,
nose shot of Jacob Thomas. shoulder,
slight: David silversmith, hack, slight
Company k-Corp1 Jasper Ryden,
side and hip, severe; VIM. Scott, head,
slight; n. Smith, leg slight; VIM. Barr,
ankle, slight; John Berry, head, slight !;
Joseph Poats, slighs Richard Shipman,
slight.
Recapitulation - Killed 9; wounded
54. Total e3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

DRY Goops DBY GooDs The New
York Store is SO full of winter dry goods
that the Agent, Mr.. Gregg, is determined
to sell the present stock at greatly reduced
prices. A large lot of cloaks will be sold
at small advance over cost prise, and an
endless variety of shawls, dress goods.
and pant stuffs, are offered at prices to
suit the most stringent economists. A
large variety of hoods, nubias, head
dresses, woolen hosiery, DC, &c. just
received few dozen of gentlemens' kid
gloves, a, 90 cents pair; superior ar
tcle of yard wide linen at 10 cents yard.
Bargain seekers and those anxious to
make holiday presents to their friends
should 20 at once to the New York Store
and secure some of the bargains now
offering there. Rene ember the place, west
corner of the Estes House.
2w M. GREGG, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Auction by Howe q Tx,.r

We shall sell on Saturday morning, at
ten o'clock, good furniture-coneistin
of black walnut extension tables, black
walnut dressing bureau, marble-top stand
sofa in black hair cloth, mahogany chairs
do, cane-seat chairs, cane-seat arm-chairs,
nice rocking chairs, bedsteads, parlor
stands; also brussels and ingram carpets,
rag carpets, cooking and parlor stoves,
rich gold baud tea-set and good table and
glassware, feather pillows. mattresses, &c
de-: also an excellent top-buggy nearly
new, and good plated harness.
The ladies are especially invited to this
sls. A.
4.SsssfssK 2l4~& -
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ful as it is strong. The only remark able
thing about It is. that the paper hsldiDg
it should profess to adhere, during all this
period. p . party which it shows to have
been essentially REASONABLE. 1t is some
satisfaction, however, to have the posi-
ton we have maintained with reference
to the so-called Democratic party DON
frmed so entirely by the testimony Sf a
Democratic paper, at last. sass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

REcEIPTs. s.-Tne Ladies' Fair closed
last evening after a continuance of three
nights, and it was, in all respects, every
thing that could be desired-the great
Hall at the Estes House was thronged
every evening, aud it was hard to tell
which would exceed, the receipts or the
enjoynent-joy beamed in every eye and
mirth and hilarity, with fascinating mu-
sic, sped the hours gaily by. The gross
receipts for the three evenings amounts
to sl,025. The expenses to be taken
from this will be nearly 5000, leaving fol-
the net proceeds the handsome sum Of
Ss25.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
TERobert Dale Owen has write,

fF- Robert Dale Owen has written a
very interesting letter in defence of the
pardoning power assumed by the Presi-
dent in his recent proclamation of am
nesty. Amongst numerous historical in
stances in support of the action of the
President adduced by Mr. Owen is that
Of Washington's proclamation to the
whisky insurrectionists of Western Penn
sylvania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

sa- If you wish to get good family
Sewing Machine that you will never re-
gret purchasing, buy the Florence, or
Singer Machine, which will do all that
others claim to do and many things that
others cannot do. G. H. Emerson, 4th
street, is agent for the sale of them. Go
and see them operate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

HOLIDAY BooKs.-Everybody call at
Brownell's and examine his fine assort-
ment OF Gift Books, Photograph Albums,
Holiday Edition of the Poets, Prayer
Books, Bibles, Juvenile, Toy and Pic
ture Books of all kinds, just the thing for
Christmas presents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

nA- They were crossing on the ice at
Davenport on Tuesday last. although it
was considered not safe. The freezire
over of the river above will make it longer
freezing at this point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
TINTED STATES MARSHAL's

UAIlED STATES or kNERICA,l
DIkTRcT iowa.
BY virtue ef execution to me directed issned ey
thcGIerk ofthe District Con, of The United statesTsr
the Southern division OF the District of iowa, and
against ;. NJ Bradley, in favorCt George Bliss N 70
have levied upon ana viii ser TO the highest bid
der, al The door OF the Clerks Cace 70 the Dfuet
Court Of the United States for the Distr OF Iowa al
keokuk, In said District the s8th day CT January
A.. ID. lS64, between the hours OF clock. a. ~.
and O'Clock Of said day, tae following p op-
eity, ovt Lot No. Il In Block No. II In Decaur
Cites also the Sc quarter Of Section III Township
t69 Range i24 aiming 1891 acres; nil or the above
property is Ia Decatur county, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon the property offs M.
Br rsdiey, 10 satisfy said writ ofexecuton.
IL. NJ. HOXlE. U, S. Marshal,
By II. FULTON, DkFuTT.
ksokuk. December 90. 1s63.-ld4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

R- Yesterday it commEnced thawing
again, and the sleighing on Main street
is getting rather rough. Still the number
OF sieighs were not less than they have
been since the snow fell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

Arrival and Departure of Mails.

F The Ferry Company have been
transferring freight both ways to-day in a
lighter The boat Mill Boy is ahoat and
will commence running to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

- The steamer Eagle is now making
her regular trips Passengers and ship
pers of freight for Warsaw will make a
note of this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

FIGHT. "A soldier and an Irishman got
into some little difficulty yesterday Oh
johnson street, near 9th. which resulted
In the soldier getting rather roughly ham
died. We did not hear the rarticp,ars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Never Trifle with Affecti on

How often in this life are we inclined
to trine with those whose love is thedear
est object of our existence. How often
foolish pride or wicked desire to show
our independence. tempts US TO scorn the
kind Offices of our best friends. How
often does the heart, turned against its
idol by some real or fancied grievances,
repel all the advances, refuse to accept
the explanations, or even the humiliafing
acknowledgements of an error committed
by that idol, thinking, perhaps. that it
has humbled itself thus far, it may be in
duced to creep in the dust before the
virtuous {? indignation of the self.willed
stony heart. And how often does some
little look or word of reproof, although we
know well enough that it is intended only
for our good, cause coldness to rise be.
tween us and those who are everything
to US, shutting out the bright sunlight
from our minds, leaving US in the dark
ness bordering on despair. Oh who
can live without love i Boast. if Won
viii. cfyour independence, proud, haughty
mortals; the time comes when you must
SEE your folly; when you must acknowl.
edge that help from others is not to be
disdained, for possibly you might get sick;
will not then the kind words Of sympathy '
and the soft hand that smooshs Jour brow
be acceptable1 And perhaps you may
be called to die; will not the hand that
wipss the death damp from your brow,
and closes Jour slaxsd eye. b 1 prsoiou,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
A Lawyers Profession.

One OF the saddest satires on the call
ing Of lawyer in the whole range of
English literature is the following, taken
from the graveyard scene in the latest act
Of sHamlet,' in the words of the royal
melancholy moralzer. A skull has just
been thrown up by one Of the clowns Of
the singing sexton, when Hamlet, with
folded arms and downcast countenance,
thus speaks
There's another; why may not that
be the skull of lawyer? Where be his
quidlits now, his outlets, bis cases, his
tenures and bis tricks }? Why does he
suffer this rude knave now to knock him
about the sconce with dirty shovel, and
will not tell him of his action of battery ?
Humpb, this fellow might be in his time
a great buyer of land, with his statutes,
his recognzances, his fines, his double
vouchers, his recoveries. Is this the fine
of his fines and the recovery Of his recov-
cries, to have his fine pate full of fine dir,
Will his vouchers vouch him no more OF
his purchases, and double ones, too, than
the length and breadth Of pair of inden-
lures? The very conveyances of his
lands will hardly lie in this box, and must
the inheritor himself have no more ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

DRESS GooDs.-Go to L. X. Har,'s to-
day and purchase nice dress pattern for
a Christmas present for your wife. Moth
ing could be more acceptable to her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

boonf Then scorn not affection, but
seek after it early and late Strive to
iive that every one may prize yopr ac.
quaintance. Above all, do not keep at a
distance from those who would love you
if they were permitted. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

@There are ice bridges at number
of cities above US, and We are still ferry
ing it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

1ET The place to get handsome win
ter bonnet of velvet, silk or straw, is at
Mrs. Williamson S. No. II Main street,
between Second and Third. If ],
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

EsJ- Christmas trees and festivals are
the rage these days, and L. Therme d
Bro. have taken special pains TO lay in
ample stores of candies, cornucopias, oys-
ters and ice cream, with special reference
to the demand for such occasions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Henry. A, Wise. Of Va sa;d.

Henry a. WISE. OF Va, said: -
Sir, | regard itss the proudest hour Of
your life; and if, when you shall be gath.
cred to your fathers, were asked to Sc
lect the words which, in my Judgment,
are best calculated 10 give the character
OF man, | wosld inscribc on your tomb
this sentence 81 will put the question
myself"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
Books & Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

History Of Charles, the Bold Duke OF
BWrgundy.-By JDEx FosfKR ktBE. 2 Vols,
. :.
Bitter SWeef.-A peEM-Hy &c. HdLLAsp.
l Vol. sVo (luTkey Aotocroi. .PriceA 81 30
The old EIeIn,it.-By the Auior of"wTss Wide
Wofd."2 ssi ~ Ne.. Price 81 90
The Water BabIcs-.A Fsiry Tate for q Lad
Bahy-By Rev. CHsRLTs ktEosIEx-1 Vol. II Nh.
Ff1cS...-- -
MY Days and Nights ON fhe battle.
Fteld--A Book for bes ss-By CkaLTos--i Vol.
Home songs for Lfftfc pariingS.-i Vol.
IL NO .....-. .-.--- ffce % rs
i viii be a SailsT--a Book for Boys-By Mrs..
L c. TrssfLI Il Vol y 40. ..i...... Price - Cts
Received this - AMI for saie by
Is. W HESTcoTT.
decIs-d Mafn-st., ID door frcrn 4th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

HOLIDAY Presents s--E. Hammer has
Just received number of beautiful Gui
tars for holiday presents. He also has a
number Of other musical Instruments
suitable for gifts. There is nothing that
will make handsomer present than a
fine guitar. Call and examine them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24

ATHEsEuM.-This evening will be pre-
sented at the Atheneum for the first time
in this city, Dickens beautiful Christmas
Story of "Dot," or the Cricket on the
Hearth. This is splendid play, and
having been in preparation some time
will be placed upon the stage in a superior
manner. 1t is also highly appropriate
just at this season, and will no doubt
draw largely.
Mrs. Linden will appear in her charm
ing character of Dot-Mr. Linden in his
great character of Caleb Plummer, and
Mr.. Fyffe will personate John Perry
binglc.
There win also be new and beautiful
Illuminated Tableaux, which will present
a new attraction.
THE COUNTERFEIT TWENTY DOLLAR
GRxEsBAcKs.-This counterfeit may be
easily detected by close examination Of
tho BILL The engraving of the Genius of
Liberty is badly blurred and full Of rough,
open white and black marks on the lower
end of the robe. The medallion dye 10
the counterfeit is printed in red, brick
dust colored ink. In the genuine it is
printed in carmine ink, very clear aud
well executed A careful examination is
all that is necessary to detect this new
counterfeit
~ At j. ". Ogden's Bookstore may
be seen an elegant stock of Photographic
Albums-certaiply the largest and great
est variety ever brought to the city
Purchasers can select from Boston. New
York or Philadelphia manufactures. A
Photograph Album is suitable gift for
the holidays. IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-24
TEE LATEST BOOks.

TEE LATEST BOOKS,
RECEIVED TIIis DAY.
Peculiar Ta,s of TIE Great Tran
sitton BY Epss SARGESr.
Tales Of a Way-Side Inn:
BY. II. w. LosGFELLow.
Hannah ThurstOn:
BY BAYARD TAYLOR
LOIie's Last Term:
By the Author of RUTLEDoE.
Ora, the Lost Wife
Gen. Butler in New Orleans:
By PARTON.
Just received and for sale st
J.w. OBDEN.s.
tecl4-d City Book Store.
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There will also be new and beautiful
Illuminated Tableaux, which will present
a new attraction.
The sun., 1863-12-19
News Items.


rtyt handrsd sn5 NV .trsssl.rs de.er,.r. and 70.
e'u'ts 20 '.ut from Cairo, III, to Nsmphs aud
i'uisvle. y.Itcrd,v
Inf rcsm, Bra-ii u,' hrsd into below Rodney
IN tho M's.'s g7i, m tie 1th. Three .onen and
o1c man we're tnl,d, sd several -ourded Tho
rnsr u cum 90 ~s. burn a the 18th Of S,v.n
10 The ssme river
d,eition of tte Court n Arpcsl. OF Nes York
ne oon.fi'u' IonA'iiy of steerback, - q ls
'f- hs' ''sn appealed hy Judge Roosevelt II
70. 20 lie tinted Sa'cs Supreme Court and
%. c1'. ,- nov b INC arnod In wa.hinston
lhF ' lowing ',aci'ous took place yesterday In
hc A-Hr p -. Po'omae. Prva,ss wiii,m n
p.vo. 10Th Sow N,tk Vols. John 1asue, 9Th y.r
mont \o'' io'n "-n,nn i'm regular infantry.
.r.lov y Allen. 7tth y vol,; George T. Biow
'hc're'ree,ivo di,rion. to which the condemned 10
iong.d
fnp senate Of VIr.inia. In session ., Aie1andris
ra''td ye.'srdA, 'ot the election Of delesat., by
the 20 pie tos rorvcn on. 20 s.s.rhls IN that city
ON tie :h n January, TO alter and smend IN. state
ou't tion 80 a. 10 abolish slavery IN the oouu.ies
of Aeeum'c. North,n pton, rrncsu Anne, Elizabeth
City. and Nor., and nelndins the cities Of Norfoll
And rortstnou'h.
A "rsrs from the Pl,ns, received yesterday
rerte'"nt great ,uiieiins among the and stock
In consequence Of n SNOW storm no hsy or
rra'' 'oud be had. and the stock we're dying of bv
hsndr'd' q" ",rvs,inn MANY persons are tnovn to
hivo peri'h'd from the intense cold over 100 trains
have ben cen; ont fiom Lsavenworth, X T. Much
NJ tlei' Is fel Tor thcf safety Fourteen inches Of
'nov had hiien a. lostsnvor,h, snd much Of Il hsv.
Inc drded al Tho rosis blooksded, and no mail
hsa been received there tot three dav.
Two mon Captain. no s,csred from Libby
Prison, week hro. resch.d R,himore yesterday
The travelled rht and dsy through the ~oods
doru 'he leninss. They repr csent that the condi-
tion oi our rr-one NJ Bee Island 10 far vorss than
tho-' In Lihhy Al lcLit ,aoo there are without
shelter ~ sny Kind and mos' ~ the tents are worn
and thrsndtare ~ To af'otd but little protection.
The they are ',p'sed n the oold Wind, and vet
''nd'' and mn't 'uNes intensely. apart from ths
scarcity ~ provisions
The sun., 1863-12-19

that ve viii have none at ALL until his Conxs,- Of
fanatics or bic paohsd bench Of Judges shal tha.
bis prpeamstiou as vnd. but all this oil
not DO. We must stspson TO that demon thirs,
fot th ir blood, which has been indscently eH-
hihtted from the fret all the Who have
rendered our aunas conspicuous, and under vhoee
lead vc have ~cu fame, not . name
among he nations. We must leave the President to
Atrshane tender mtrcics. The Army Of the Poto-
mae must offer M their glorious leader, under whom
both have become illusttious Reaurcrsrd must n
hung In short, every sncer down to colonel. And
every civil fupctionary. tr'n Congressman to mes
ssnecr. and from Governor N able to he
nined for Lineolns malisnit,. How he and seward
ana sumner would q ost over the hanging totiss OF
tho dead rebcls." Is even Lincoln hLso enough ito
imagine that brave people tuch ~ the ceniodoratss
nave provt themselves, soull under ANY stress OF
fortune, prove traitors TO tie Incn whom thsv have
called TO h. al them. In camp councii' This
m sstahie attempt to divide and corrupt viii be
And ths lsthe bee, that Lincoln can thinh Of for
utter prostaion ~ his feet sociA ruin. ho rihlc TO
evsry white man. rich pco- and ehoicsst citi-
Isns, ~ho.e uames ARE our pdJe. banded over 60 10
ngeli This inf.mou, RECLAMATION sill but arouse
10 real al nsv sfIerts
The sun., 1863-12-19

he e'uld as read take 'he osth A. anv other r,srn.
oi thc Saustc lie coutend-d that II had becn
decided thst senator is no, civil ofies.
Nj Powell KY 'sid tha, he bad looked into the
que'' y. clearly cf the orinion that The Law
u ls6s did rot embrace SsnSor.. II others bad
formed different opinion, that -s no reason Why
the sens,o should refusc an invo,tissiion
The Gue'icn v,s finally taken on NJ saul.burys
motion TO refer aud decided In the negative -Ayes IS,
nays 20, ~ foiiorg
. i tes -Dncka'c~, Colainer, Covsn, Davis. Fco,,
liAriins, Hhrri., Ncndersor. Hendricks, Mcpcusal
smith forsa, SsIlthu'y. sh.rnisu, wrirht
NIbt Arth nv, Brown, Ci0tk, Conns,s, Dixon.
lcohtte. trsscndeu, FOSTER t,iinCs. Hale. Nnrlan,
4 eb. NowA-d. Howe. Lane tri,' Lane tK.usn
rssr. l-rtl. frucfov. Rtrtav, Sumnrr, Ten
tyok' Tumiu.l. Van winklc. Wiley, Wilson.
The senate vcnt into Executive session. and then
a. on nci until Monday. The House IL not in ,es.
'ion to-day, and neither houee III noet tomorrow
The sun., 1863-12-19

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The sun., 1863-12-19

'on ava pa''eafris. The Ns~ O.ie,us psprrs COZ
nrn m ne naN' o. TIE reeapu e ruehlA hy g.
helican'' The PirirrSr o'the oih inst. ay.
lave tec-ivtd inf''msti rom ~, rcc worthy
H. 5tl '. 'cn-f, tlat ths rumorei rs,at,ufe u
"a. "'A d thr ~ ihiran. of Mexico ha, ~ r con
"a nv IT, iF aivic-s received uy se ooner u,u-y
"a a. ON Vera rlI. now in the river, coming i; .
,N',it Nh no stssf4acs, the number of tfo, %
v,iiE 'mNil, and re- rms before General. Brtioya-
e. Nnl Ncrfcts, Who oceupi,i the place at The
n'so = aloui i've 'toussud men General P5ffs
l4sk hfd gone -i'h three thousand men 10 Gin
beToTshtl, and division Of ttoor, from Osise,
s'n q A.o p" s.tt IN 70. ln the fne.nt-1r Gen
i-o' 1it lad become tired q .vsitine an attack
i. 90 f'ct %, aud vs marching froul OIeff'aro
= ~ iioO Al To- h''i - twenty th'u.sui men Cen.
erAs rsrs. bobie. ana ,icr-4lcs Ofttrl caf,,Y,.
ltf diN's.ots under hur lie 10 vel ,urtuei with
& ht'ions OF ar tuda a-illlery.
iit A1e sfs gems, sg iu the r0s.ei ion Of euCrrii
- mo French sur '!gs can ouly B. carried f-wa-d
ndft icANv erro7t. Priva.e advice. from Tan pco.
non neufsl tcprasclt the f-vaeh sArriton tU Be- in
A.tht" Of .ietc No. iur c,n b, rocufed IN IN With
out, o. 9 even tauaua The t-tch ua-f ~ ,irht
hur ni'n b. rrl ow fvst.s h'-h tre- hrcu ht
eih th0u tror NC-7 Cruz. fh- Inhabitants have
pferei ,-7rreiy nom he .sus ,ll, introduced i
Iae SaW oA,sfi pApets arc quite barren q ncui,
Other than 'he atrvc