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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-30
PHrLA., June %, 1859,

ATTENTION, SOLDIERS and the friends
of soldiers IFe call the attention Of ali h1v-
ing relations or friends i'll the army to the fact
that "Hoofands German BAters," will cure
nine-tenths of the diseases induced by expo
surss and privations incident to camp life,
We have no hesitation in stating that if these
bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved that other
wise would oe lost.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. See that
the Signature of &C, NJ. JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each Bottle. Price per Bottle Is
cents. or Half Dozen for $500.
Principal office and manufactcry, No. 4ol
Arch-Street, Phila., Pa.
JONES.& EVANS,
Successor to C. M Jackson,) Proprietors
exFor sale by JOEL JUDKINs, woods6eld
Ohio. sss ect@l, lSt3-ly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Philadelphia, Nav 10.

Forney's Press Washington correspon-
dent says II is understood that Gen. Bu-
ford with his Light Brigade has pene,ra-
ted to Allegheny Ridge in Western Vir-
glniat and that he is now returning, hav~
ing d estroyed the Richmond and Tennes-
see Railroad in several places, captured
many prisoners and obtained important
information and captured stores for the
rebel armies in the southwest. Pleasan.
tons cavalry crossed the river and pro-
eeeded Immediately to the front for the
purpose OF accommodating the en- amy's po-
sltion. Two hours ride brought them TO
our old position about Aancellorsville. e.
In this neighborhood no rebels were dis
covered except dead and wounded. These
were disposed of properly as rapidly a.
possible.
A considerable number of stragglers
and kulkers from the rebel army anc
toneol our men came into our lines yes
terday and gave themselves up. The,
protest they have no feeling in this wal
and hre willing to take the oath of allegi
ance. Some Of these men saw columnl
OF rebels retreating panic stricken aud il
confusion Wednesday night through {
terrible snow storm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
! STONEWALL JACKSON WOUNDED,
GEN STRAIGHT CAPTURED
Raid on Holly Springs.
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Especial to Post.1
New York, MAY IL.


The Pest has the following: Steamer
John A. Warner arrived at Washington
on Saturday night with dispatches from
Gen. Hooker. She left Acquia Creek,
Saturday morning The following is re-
ported to be the substance of these dis
patches; At day break Friday morning
Gen. Hooker pushed forward two corps
OF his army across the Rappshannock un-
der General Sedgwick. They yesterday
took up the wounded. who were left on
the field of the recent battles, comprising
MON and rebel soldiers, and buried the
dead.
at an early hour this morning Gen.
Hooker completed the crossing of his en-.
tire army, together with an ample supply
OF ammunition and stores, sufficient to
last some eight days. AS soon as he was
across the whole seven corps were placed
in motion and dsployed right and left in
search of the enemy, who, at the latest
accounts, had not been found in force
owing to the terrible condition of TIE
roads Movements of the army must
be necessarily slow for a day or two, but
the coming week will probably witness
the greatest conflict on this continent
Gen. Hooker does not desire reinforce
ments
1t Is believed Heintzelman has gone I,
reinforce Hooker, but there is no doub
but bis army is in motion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Nnrth Richmond May s.

The following has been rsseived from
Gaines near Fredeficksburg, dated May
9th and addressed to President Davis: At
the close If sthe battleof Chanceliorsviie
on Sunday the enemy was reported ad-
vancing from fredericksburg on our rear.
Gen. McLaws was sent back to arrest h's
progress and repulsed him that afternoon.
Seeing that his forces consisted Of z
corps under Gen. Sedgewick | determined
TO attack him and force them back yester-
terday with Gen Anderson and united
with McLaws early in the p. m, and sue
ceeded By the blessings of Heaven In
driving Sedgewick across the river, We
have recovered Fredericksburg and no en-
envy remains South of the Rappalannoek
in this vicinity. (Signed)
X. +. LEE,
Gen. Com'dg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Murfreesboro May 8

Rebel reports from Chattanooga say a
force sent from this army under Gen.
Straight had been captured near Rome,
Ca, after some five battles with the enc
my. Straight left Tuscumbia on the
26th ult, going to huntsville. He
there whipped the rebels badly. He
then moved towards Rome. Rebel state.
ments subsequently to this say an over
whelming force surrounded Straight and
captured him. He had destroyed some
large iron works on the Coosac river.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 7th gives
an account of the capture of Straights
forces. II says Forrest and Col Sabiey
attacked Gen. Dodge near Tuscumbia on
the 2Sth. After fight Of several hours
Forrest fell back to Courtland. Straight
made detour around CORTLAND and
moved towards Georgia. Forrest pursued
and overlook him at Dayton Gap. A
battle ensued and Straight was driven
forward with n loss of six pieces of
artillery, formerly taken from Rody.-
Fifteen miles further south Straight was
again attacked ambushipg. The next
day the rebels overlook him at Blounts-
vile, driving him with loss of killed
and II wounded. A bridge near the
town Of Gadsen was destroyed, and nine
miles beyond Gadsen another skirmish
occurred. Col. Hathaway is reported
killed. Straight was finally overtaken
about miles from Cedar Bluffs and 20
from Rome. Forrest demanded a sur
render and Straight complied.
The rebels tell ridiculous story that
only 440 mea were in the fight ard that
they captured 100, consisting Of the 81
Ohio, 18th Ills. 3lst Ind, and list Ind.
with three companys of Alabamians and
four mountain howitzers.
A raid into Georgia is reported by the
rebels: They say force of 5000 strong
had gone a. far south as miles below
Rome--that Georgia troops we're mount.
ed on animals taken from Straight and
sent after the Yankees.
The rebels report that transport and
two gunboats, descending the Tennessee
river on the 9th of April, were attacked
by Col. Woodward, and the transport
sunk. The gunboats escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

The Tribune thinks Virginia staten ent.
are aF follows Our forces ut Suffolk
and GIN the Peninsula made demonstra.
ton towards Richmond early last week
Lee was apprized that the rebel capitol
must fall without prompt support from
his army. Lee had already began to send
troops to Richmond Tuesday last. Lee
or some one else with good part of his
forces was nhIs way to Richmond Thurs.
day. Hooker with his army freshly pro-
visioned crossed the Rappahaunock Fri
day night and found but scarcely regi-
ment In his front, none worth mentioning
this side of North Anna. Lee or one Of
his Lieuts. reached Richmond Just in time
to prevent its capture by our forces from
IT. Monroe. This week will not pass
without stirring news from Richmon or
the banks of the Pamunky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
New York, May ii

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, under date of May 10th, says per
sous have arrived from the army OF the
Potomac, leaving there on Saturday eve
ming, who state the army is in good spir-
its with everything in readiness to reeross
the river. Some corps crossed last eve
ming, having obtained permission of the
President 70 recross the Rappahannock.
After demonstrating the importance of
the movement, Gen. Hooker asked that
his communications might be properly
guarded in his rear. A promise to attend
to this was given, as well RS a positive
promise that additional means Of commu-
nication and supply should be furnished,
and that Gen. Sigel should again lead his
troops. Durin. Wednesday and Thurs
day Gen. Hooker detailed several regi-
ments to gather up the wounded and
bring the dead in from the south bank of
the river. The number of rebels found
unburied was very large. and it is be-
lieved no q fort was made by the enemy
to bury his brave men slaughtered by our
artillery during the five days battles ut
Chancellorville. Fortunately the weather
was cool and the rain served as balm to
the wounded from some Of their suffer.
ings.
The fact that the enemy had left thus
suddenly confirmed Hooker in the belief
that the rebels had been much cut up and
that they contemplated retreat If the
course was found practicable. Accord
ingly, on Thursday at p. m, before the
rain had ceased falling, Gen. Hooker or
dered across the river the LIST and 9th
corps, under Gen. Sedgwick. Owing TO
the horrible condition of the roads little
progress was made, and locker on Friday
directed his attention 10 the crossing OF
the whole army at Banks and U. s..
fords. Daring the day positions for each
corps were designated, and Gen. Hooker
was busy giving such instructions to his
various Generals concerning his proposed
pursuit and capture of Lees army. The
question, "Where have the rebels gone r
is going around unanswered in hotels to-
day. Il is the opinion of military men
that they have fallen back in two columns,
one towards Richmond and the other TO.
ward Gordousvile, in the hope of concen-
trating at Richmond once more.
An engagement will take place most
probably on or near the Upper Pamunky
river, whittier Gen. Hooker is moving as
rapidly as possible. Many maintain that
the James River will be the next line
that the rebels will defend.
There is q report here to-day that our
army is in motion South, and that skir-
mishing with the rear guard of the enc
my has commenced. 1t is reported here
that Fredericksburg and the Heights Of
ST Maria we're occupied by our troops to-
dav.
The Richmond and Potomac Railroad
South of fredericksburg viii be put in or
der again as lon as it will be safe to work
upon it, Troops are arriving here again
and il is rumored that another army will
advance South to support Hooker in a day
| or two.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
(Correspo ndsnes Of the New York Tribune
Picket Talk near suffolk.

Ass. AsS&A O.AAVhAs
The pickets have grown quite chatty
and communicative, and exchange the
civilities of the season in the peculiar
style of those soldisr-gentry. Occasion.
ally. some Of the remarks ere more EN-.
phatic than choice, and such endearing
epithets as ''liar, " s'scoundrel." "thieves,
"negro-stealers. will pass between them
but, upon the whole, they are very we'll
behaved pickets, and send nothing hard.
or than words over the line. The Other
night Lieutenant Colonel Nixon, Of the
99th Regiment, went down to his picket.
post disguised as a private, and called
over to the rebel picket, "Hsllo. Reb,'
and the following dialogue ensued:
Reb.-"Hallo, Yank.'
Nixsn--ssPat down your gun, and
come over aud have talk"
Reb.--"Put down yours"
Nah right. l say, how are yor
of for rations ?"
Reb.-"Oh. pretty we'll. Got lots o
good hard bread. marked white House |!
N--That must be good by this time
But bring Us over . newspaper"
Reb.--"Can't do IL. Our officer
don't let US exchange papers any more
N.-s'Why, our oficsy let US do JUS
~ We have mind to-
Reb.-"why in h--ll don't you q
home, then 7"
N.-"We are waiting to see you g
frat"
Rsb.--"Woll, you win wait . long tim
for that, tell you. Good night"
! And - tAs eenfsrsaee snas1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
w ashington. March IL.


Maj. Gen. Hitchcock has been assigned
to duty temporarily as acting Military
Governor Of Washington, Gen. Martin
dale having obtained brief leave of abb
sence.
IT IS said the rebels already have a
iafet force engaged in rebuilding the Or
~ alexandria railroad bridge over
me hapldan, destroyed in the course OF
'ns iale rad Of stoneman's cavalry.
Information from the Nansemond rep
iessa, The river clear of rebel batteries
ana aharpshooters. aud steamers are run
hing to Suffolk as usual.
q large number of rebel prisoners were
ssnl away today by the steamer for ex.
change at City Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Washington. May IL.

JAS. Madison Cuts second comptroller
of the treasury died this morning.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 7th
says the destruction Of large trains OF
Government wagons at Atlett's Station
and stores Of grain ut that place is the
most serious loss We have suffered from
the Federal raid The Government va,
deriving large supplies from that section,
and unfortunately within the last wecl
largely increased the wagon train.
Another article says in consequence o.
active operations on the field and the lin
tied transportation, the wounded on the
field are suffering for food.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

hiihutiPh'aI MY So
About hundred of the most proml.
nent citizens of Philadelphia met at the
Board of Trade rooms to-day to entertain
the project of the Atlantic Telegraph. j.,
Edgar Thompson, the President of the
Panama Il. r.. occupied the Chair. Cy-
rus w. Field made an able speech, in
which lie alluded to the political and
commercial importance of the present. and
exhibited the various specimens of differ
ent submarine cables now in operation IN
different parts of the world. A series of
resolutions endorsing the project and com
mending it to the attention OF the citi
gems was unanimously adopted. A sub
scription list was made and will probably
be largely increased tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

A rebel despatch dated Jackson May

A rebel despatch dated Jackson May 9th
says the enemy is reported in force near
Edwards Depos, 4 miles this side of the
Big Black They oapiu:o 100 pekets.
LATER The enemy ware repalsed
yesterday at Andosh Ferry, on the Big
Black, after 4 hours fighting.
A raid was made on Holly Springs
Sunday. Capt. Mitchell ambushed them
as they went out and killed Col Jennings
and captured his horses and papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Richmond. MAY 8

No official dispatches we're received last
night from Lee, but private dispatches
report our victory complete. jackson
LETT arm was skillfully amputsted below
the shoulder. The General was removed
to his house, fifteen miles distant. Di-
rect communication With the army has
not been established.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Gull,,,1frriut.
CORRECTED DAILY nv
ftbB s. IL A M l. IL
aWHOLEEALU GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

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100 Corner Fourth aud Main Streets.
DAILY CATS CRY oprlos,
at kxoxrx Nay .. gs.
PLoUR-supernls ~ co. sprips whss, sx,rs
-; Psll Wheat kxtrsss 90. e8E
CORN MRAL-socDs u ooc y 100 ~,
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| CoRN-as q SOC y bush.
SARLEY-sI 90 10 81 Is.
| wHEAT-raii ssa2sl o.; sprins 7szsse Y ba.
RYE-40a<6c
I oATs-bo TO 6se.
| porAroEs--5a tosse. Retail 75e
| SUGAR - New Orleans fair Iitei prime lsi,
choice al; New iork, Q, i<te; Nss YORK. \ l3Ssl
| erashs dAad powdered lei.
MoLAssks - Bslchsrs Sugar nopse 7ac; Col.
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BuTrEK-common idlv ,2lci Choice is TO sae
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PRovIsioSs-shouiders. asj Hams Sc, side. AZ
Sugar Cured Hams Sc. retail Toe.
| LEATHER-Soie aoa rs ;Harne,i40a4
| HIDkS-Dry Flint ise; Dry saiisa IA; graeby b al
price green Sc; green sheep pslts local IS
green hog skinsI 3c. Downward tendency.
nAY--rmoihy, sio1Ia %, ba,ed GIG Oo6 Ga
Prairie ~ ooas 90.
/ sEkDs-rimothye ~ 90 TO 10: Flax Seed o.
! to 81 4ij good hemandi no sales.
| oNIoNs-4i IS. Nominal.
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| WHITE BkANs--Conmon TO good 50 TO u 70
Prime Navy eaasa so.-Rirm.
| YEAThEkH--3e04 10.
PRUiT- Dried Apples 7tc per y. Dried Peach
es hlfs. Zoe Rsisins % 0oGss 23.
CHEESE-Denmark lostse. Hamburg, ITt.
BEEF GATrLE.- - $esross
| sHEEP--s6 o0as Of ehead.
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| RIsH-MAessref So.isfHsHls sbbI. 40 ISL
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81 50 b %. Lard OIL, 81. tel 10 Fias OH 81 Q
10 o. 30.
| BEEswAx-30 TO 33e-
| VAT HoGs-s3 soto s&oo nett.
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| oLDiRoN-ie ,. Brass Toe v = Cope
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EIcaAssr,--on New YwK u peresnt a. oaak abb
funds; Phfisdeiphis, Boston. Chicago and cineip
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

Dr., e W. 70 The Herald, dated WesG
POINT Va, ''h, reports the Occupation.
Of mat place BY large force under Keyes
ana reconnaissance 10 White House.
1he steamer from Port Royal, 9th. re-,
por t. that all the iron.clads 6avs aone j
No nth Edisto. CIV y
Our troops continue 10 possession q,
Foley, seabrook's and Coles Islands anr
Ws*s snsrenching themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

Grafton, Va May IL.
Rebels under JAG kson. Imboden, Jones
and jenkins are retreating towards the
southeast Mountains. There are no reb.
els on the line of the railroad in western
Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Murfreesbpro, May 10.

The Chattanooga rebel contaius the
following:
Richmond, May 6.-Oficial accounts
of the destruction of bargcs opposite
yicksburg, the sd of May, aays "a pris-
oners were taken, including one cores
pendent of the New York Times and two
of the Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
st. Louis, May IL.

Sale or distribution of the Freeman s
Journal and the Caucasian Of New YORK,
Columbus Crisis of Ohio, Democrat or
Democratic Journal of Jerseyville, Chica.
go Times and Dubuque Herald, have been
prohibited in the district of Gen. David
SON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Cairo, May IL

The Monitor gunboat, Usage, arrived
this a. m. from st. Louis. She will re-
ceive her outfit here.
Grant is being largely reinforced Of
New Carthage from various sources
above.
1,55o bales of cotton are to be sold at
NJ mphis, On the 4th, provided by the
special agent Of the Treasury Depart,
Inrnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Murfreesboro, May 8

The rebel cavalry has removed from it's
position on our left and advanced in force
to Livingston with the evident intentioH
Of capturing Carter. who is reported in
the vicinity Of jamestown. This is u
very formidable force and the movement
is looked on as serious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
New York, May |

A dispatch from Hooker's headquarters
of the 9Th states all the wounded in our
lines are properly cared for, Those with
in the enemy's line were to be sent over
TO US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
New York, May Il

The Times says it knows that Hooker
has transferred his army to the south
side OF the Rsppahannock with the pur-
Pose Of at once resuming offensive opera
tons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
New York. Nav IL

A special to the Press says heavy COL
umn under Gen. Negley from N @. will
soon be troubling the rebel lines of com.
msnication South Of Richmond,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
sy rELroRkrH.i
New York MARK ct.

New York Market.
New iofk, May IL.
Fiour-Dull, shade easier. sales al % 35x ~ .s
for ExiIs State: 81 Is a % 80 X. no.
Wheat--pUil, lie ioacr, Sales at 81 3sE0t 81 for
spriag; 81 so4si c. Tor Milwaukee CiuL; q 80 o
OIL 81 Tor Winter Red.
Corn-Dat aud lie lever. Sales al EAeoe for
sJubd; s5ae7e unsound
oats--DuIi. siGs3-
fork-Dnli and heavy. Sales a, els Tor Old Meas;
eiIat for old and new Prime
Bvef-Dul.
Lard-Qaiet. io1i0is
W1lsky-Firm. sSc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

Buffalo, May H.
An immense fleet OF vessels arrived
within the past 48 hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12
Special n offices.

Bachelors Hair Dy e--.Ths HesI in
tho World.
WILLIAM A BAIcHkLoR'ss elebr ut cen ri Dye
produces eolornotto be distingu aturs-
warranted noto iniu'e The hair the ;rsmede,
the III effects of bsdiyss and
life. GREY, RID or RUSTY HAIR insis nj, turn
sspls ndid blaekor brown. leaving the haifseftapt
beautiful. sod byali druggist. &e
The senuinsisstSnedwI WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
- tAf j0ny saass Of saeA boz.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. fla
sSa hfoad~AyAnd 10 Bond Street, tjst-dkwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

Lees Report 10 JEFF: Davis.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

y
The wheat market was one cent besssr on good samples
Of spring. for which there speculative inquiry and
light receipts, todays arrivals being only ~ 00 busheo
Shippers kept aoos The high pfces In comparison with
Sales 112 900 bushels af 81 81 81 80 for Milwaukee
club and Chicago spring. 81 81 81 30 for smbcr hwsa
kee The latter extreme price, paid only for o0e boat
load Of very choics; 81 81 81 - ror new winter red
Michigan and 81 70 for mixed Chicago The market for
dull and depressed and sales from store
made At prices trfc or Floating cafgocs, which
were very scarce brought full prsvos: r.scs s.lss
mixed anoat and 81 os for do. N store receipts 63
bushels Rye continues and rm and held ~ 81 20
81 Is, which Ia some Improvement last eales: re.
Of 1880 bushels at 81 "a FOR Eastern 81 so for sais,
and 81 80 SO for Canada. Barley malt quiet and
nominal Receipts sos bushels barley oats lower
and the market irregular Sales made at e0c.
Tor state western and Canada Receipts II sos bushels
COr1os-hafket duh and prices nominal sales 100
baSes At Sic. $40 for middng-chieny At the inside
CoAL was active and nrm sales 600 tons Al $40 so for
vpcol gas ~ 30 for do cooking, and - 70 for New
castle do.
LAnp On steady with sales Of 100 PACKAGES q, "a
for western summer and " Tor fa,.
CAHpiH steady, with sales Of 500 boxes adamau
IsosWs note saIes Of 900 tons Scotch and American
pig, chiefly the former, at sbeut t42.
fanoTs--The market continued dull. Engagements
bales eunny bags At 15s 300 casks taIlow l5s les
Ga 500 bbs. -four ~ L. Sd, 500 uerces beef 49, To
london 900 hhds tobacco on private terms, and by
steamer 200 packages butter and cheese a sos bhds
tobacco At sss and 500 hhds taow and lard a Sss To
Rot erdam SEQ bbs. petroleum at o. Cd. To Glasgow
~ 900 slaves at 1bs ton 100 erces beef a. g. ID
snd 700 terocs lard on private terms. To Havre 100
mouth for orders. ps.so,.Sm a. @ g: "a ispssu bss 20
direct port In tho Mederranean petrolsum ss O. q
N0'~egap esrs, 70 hAEssil'ss, pstseassas ~ To-;