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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Letter from nashville.
Especial Cor. 10 Chicago Journal. I
Nashville, November q

did not write you yesterday, be cause
there was no news from the front. Nor
hsve there been any new developue tents
this morning. Tue rebels contriye to
hold their posi- ion, opposite Cherokee
S.ation, but seem to fear to make anv
demonstration to the northvsrd. The
petailing opinion IL, that Hood now see.
the utter absurdity Of the underta king
which commenced with such flourish of
trumpets. and feel that Sherman's com
municstioIs are safe beynd peradven-
ture aud therefore, all he can do 10 70
make pretenses, until after the Presiden-
tial election, when ho will return to the
heart Of the cotton States, to winter.
But what will be the effec, OF retro
grade movement, on the part OF Hood
after having accomplished nothing bV his
advance ? The people ofthe cotton States
were on the brink of declaration in favor
OF restoration OF the Union, after the
fall of Atlanta; aud open mutiny against
the Confederate Government was only
prevented BY Hood taking the offensive.
On this point l regard my evidence as
positive; therefore We can imagine the
result, after another disappointment has
accumulated upon the many that has
caused universal depression lhroughout
the South and the intensity Of the reac
tion will be in proportion - the height of
the expectations raised by the mag nii
cent promises Of JEFF DAVIS and Hood.
The action OF the late Alsbama Lecis-
lature is Of an importance 50 gre4t, that
it is scarcely possible fully 70 realize it
1t refused to do anything il evidently
saw that the end was near, and that ithad
better let the matter 90 by .deiauls, than
TO send more victims TO be sacrificed. By
iba presen. las the militia cannot be sen.
from one county TO another; aud the
g vernon urged that it should be rep zeal.
ed, but the Legislature refused to Ihply
with bis request, by very decided ma
jority
1.-The late reyerses to the Confederate
cause" says Southern journal. "have
given tie reeonstructionists courage to
nise their heads and the remark is
true. Throughout Alabama and Georgia,
particularly, the masses are discon onta /,
and determined 10 longer to bear the
burdens imposed by the Richmond gov.
eminent. There IS no indignity to which
citizens are not subject robbery, both
by ''impressment officers aud Others, has
become go common, that it has become
necessary to revise the criminal code of
the States, and iufict the death penalty
for offenses which we're formerly punished
only by imprisonment aud impressmen,
| officers are neld to the stric, letter Of the
law, or they will be severely dealt with.
The greatest activity prevails through
out this department; what the fns re-
snlt will be, you shall scon see Mon't
there be fearful panic on Wall street, in
about week or ten days! Ira,her think
there viii Gold ran up. heavily. IN the
strength Of Hoods movement. What a
fall is coming.
As rapidly as matters mature here,
will furnish you the details.
| HANDRI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

sas~ Col. Sanford and DIR. McGugin
called upon US at an early hour yesterday
morning. They had just got in from Fl.
Madison, where they had spoken the pre-
ceding evening. Had good meeting
The Colonel went on up to 0skaloosa in
order to vote. He has done good service
in this county during the campaign just
closed. Ills popular and often eloquent
style Of speaking, bis earnestness, indus
try, honesty aud loyalty, made him an
efficient aid t, the Union Isrty. The
stirring and powerful appeals made by
him during his canvass will be long re-
membered. .
The Union men of Lee county are also
greatly indebted to DR.. McGugn. At
an age when most men cease to labor
actively he has been incessant and un-
wsarying in working for the great cause
Of preserving the life of the Nation. The
Doctor, to his honor be it spoken, could
rise above the trammels and joys of parti-
san feeling and action, and stand By bis
Government when the Government was
endangered. His long acquaintance and
personal and professional popularity in
the county, together with the fact that
he is well known as a lifelong democrat,
enabled him to 90 most efficient service
by his labors. We are indebted to him
Doctor, We resolve ourself into commit.
tee of as many as may be necessary, and
in behalf of all those that think we'll q
their country. we tender you unanimous
vote of thanks. May you long live tt
enjoy the blessings Of that preserved
Union, which has been the object of you
solicitude and labor,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
New York. Nov. E

Philadelphia all but two wards give
10000 Republican majority. Partial re.
turns from rs counties in Pa. show q Re.
publican gain of 1909. Full vote not
given.
Private dispatches from Pbiladelphia
say Delaware gives Lincoln her electoral
vote. Pennsylvania is conceded to have
gone for Lincoln.
In Vermont returns from "a towns
show an increase in the vote of 1907 over
that in Sept. The vute stands to-day
l0,935 Republican. and 3, $40 Dem; Re.
publican gain from Sept. 2 s60.
Connecticuti two counties give Lin.
coin a,276; Mcclellan 5,047.
Ill towns aud cities in New Hamp
shire give Lincoln 22,395; McClellar
e0,29l; Dem. gain 1850. The abov.
embraces nearly two.,hirds Of the entire
vote of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Gen. Sherman Sending NEST Of his Army
to Atlanta-A New Offensive Move.
ment conts smplated--Important events
to be Expected GuIfward.

to Atlanta-A New Offensive Move.
ment conts mportant events
to be Expected Guifward.
A letter dated Rome, Ca, October 80.
informs US that while the 4.h Corps is
marching against Hood on the Tennessee
river, to cooperate with Gen. Thomas
corps. which is already 10 Tennessee, the
remaining corps Of Sh,rman's army, hav-
Ing abandoned the pursuit of Hood, were
ordered back 10 Atlanta, with a view Of
inaugurating very important offensive
movement in rebeldon. tskirg advantage
of Hoods wild-goose operations north
ward, to strike beavy blows in Georgia
and elsewhere for the Union. The letter
says:
"The promise made Hoods army BY
JEFF. Davis renders it necessary that their
feet should again press the soil Of Ten
nessee.' To compass this important pc
dal necessity, Hood no doubt is endeavor-
ing to cross. We have good evidence
that he has all Of his three corps with
him. In the meantime the militia Of
Georgia, their sorghum gathered. are be.
i6g remarshalled to drive the 10th corps
from Atlanta, probably by grand flank
ing movement, for which militia are cd
mirably cslculsted.
Now, Sherman is averse to permit Hood
to have the planning of his fall campaign
and SO. day before yesterday, he brok,
camp west of Rome. and, while the
corps took up the line Of march for Cha.
tsuooga, the corp
treaded southwark for Atlanta, wher,
they will arrive November Is. or Cd.
SHERMAN. therefore, ignores the ex
istence Of Hoods army, to the extent 0
hive heavy corps, which, we may be sure
will not be idle. The 4,h Corps, Gen
Stanley, will be in Decatur. Ala, BY tn
time this reaches you. It proceeds o
foot. via Lafayette and RosavilIs, to Cha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
H Governor Morton's official major
ity, as appears from returns in the Office
of the Secretary of State, is 20,88s.

rD- OF the Southern Confederacy, said
its Vice President Stephens, "Slavery ie
its chief cornerstone"
Said De Bows Southern Review, sane
toned by the Charleston Mercury. "Slave.
ry is the normal condition of the laboring
man, white or black" q /
The success of the Southern rebellion
is success to slave labor 1t is success
TO the men, and their principles, who de-
spise labor, and would disfranchise the
laborer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To + Hickey, Defendant
You hereby notified tha, tasre L now on a,e in the
once oi lhe tt-fA ol tbs District Court Of Lee comfy
iowa az heokuk- petition of Jerome Rnwley claiming
o. you The sum Of thr th5nand end six hundred dollars
upon Your two certain rToHIi-soFy executed 10
Jerome Rowl~y dated une 81 ls5- aud psyal= In tvo
and ti,re. year. from ei4ta far 0yg e-e
SVw nn,ess vol nppear and answer 10 aid r,eton on
OF before noon o ese 2t day Of the of said
Court, to b. held n; Keoknk err{e. a., tbe rst
Mehday OF February Judgment vii te he'd ihrrron by
deianit H. SCOTT HOWELL
hefs Pits Attorney.
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Buffalo. Nov. &.
Springfield Nov 8

The State has gone Republican aud
will give small Republican msjority in
the Legislature. l think the Democrat.
lose Congressmen in the eth, 18th and
7th districts, and probably Starns in the
4'h. The Republicans elect State Sen
ator IN Madison and st. Clair Counties
Returns from the eastern part Of the State
show Republican gains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

10 Seo tisrdesty Brothers and Creci
ION e hereby notified that there now on file in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the District Conrt Of Lee county ~
heoAuk 'oSa. peiitiea Of su.an Farrell cirmng Of
you the sum OF four hundred dollars "a money dne On a
onis soFy note executed by Geo. W nardesty
Bros to order Of rree and endorsed bv hi,,, Il
plaintiff Susan Farrell ~ y
Ana unless yeu appear and answer thereto on or b.
iore noon OF The "a day Of next term Of said Court he
held at heoknk, commencing the first MONDAY os
February, A. d. lse5, Judgment vii be had thereon Is
deiant II. SCOTT HOWELL
pgs-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

Returns from Illinois--Great unien
Gains.
Rainfall. ILL.,, Nov. 8.
Lincoln, IS; lem, 33; Republican
gain since 1860, &c
Wheaton, ILL.,, Nov. 8.
Milton, Dupage county, gives . Union
and liberty $50 majority.
Elgin, Nov s.
Lincoln and Johnson 400, Mcclellan
and Pen dleton 2S7; Lipcolo's maj POS
Bloomington gives $50 Rep. maj.
Tonaw n !s, l20 Rep. maj
Alton, Ia Rep. maj.
Leland, Dem. msj. 100.
Earlvlle, n v. 8.
For Lincoln 2s5; Mcclellan l37; Lin.
coins maj. 90; gain over 1860, Al.
Napiervilie, Nov. s.
1860, whole vote 469; 1864. whole
vote 453; 1860, Rep. maj l3a; 1864,
Rep. 1877.
Bulkey votes for Lincoln i,for McClel-
Ian "a.
MENDOZA, Nov. s.
Lincon's majority in the town Of Men
dola 269. "a gain Of 90 over election Of
1850.
Morris, Nov. 8.
Gfundy County gives between aud
700 majority for tho entire Union ticket.
Joliet, 6f0 Dem. msj.
Ottosa, 226 Dem msj.
| Sandoal, for Mcclellan l5l, Lincoln.
ia gain for. Lincoln.
Lockport, Novs
Democratic maj, 81; Rep. maj. in
1860 was 81.
Sterling, Nov. 8.
lS4 Union majority.
B,lulniHeton, III. Nov. S.
Lneola vcte ia Bloomington city n76;
Mcclellan 800; Liucon % j 586; Lin.
coln gain OF l75 votes owe. 1860.
Kankakee, Nov. S.
Kankakee city III msj. for Lincoln
90 gain over 1860.
Bourbound i, l76 maj for Lincoln; 81
gain.
| Cheboine rs maj. for Lincoln.
Chicago, Nov. 8.
Election proceeding quietly. Returns
FROM several wards in The city at nool
foot up--for Lincoln llo7; for Mcclellan
35S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

E@- The great struggle is over. Tht
grand result is not yet known, and yet We
are confident that great Union victory
was won yesterday. in the State and na.
ton. 1t is of more value than many VIC
tories upon the battlefield With the
majority for the Union ticket which the
loyal voters of the nation gave yesterday,
fell the Southern Confederacy. "You
take my life when YOU take that by which
/ live" says Shakspeare's Sh,lock. So
you destroy the bastard confederacy Of
the rebels when You destroy the props
which sustain it. Out from The ocean OF
troubles and perils which surrounded
them -spurned BY foreign governments
"a large part of their claimed territory
wrested from them; their ports blockaded;
their arms defeated and wasted; their
strong holds, one by one, yielding to the
skill of our Generals and the steady valor
of our soldiers and sailors; no credit, no
currency; a suffering people; the hith-
erto stout heart of Jefferson Davis failing
him, as last hope, the rebels looked to
this election and the success of the oppo-
stion as the only prospect for their relief
and success. The election has come and
gone. We feel assured that the Union
Ticket has been everywhere SO uniformly
and as'iius,y 5'i surrv-Su, ;'',at all Of
us can draw free and long breath to-day
and thank God that the crisis is past
that the Republic lives, and will live.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

sR- "Therc were no frauds" say Sey-
rnour's Commissioners to investigate the
charges against the New York State
agents. Col. North and Messrs Cohen
and James were victims of Lyncoln ty-
ranny. And yet in the same dispatch in
which their report appears
"Lieutenant Colonel Murphy, Of the
7th New York heavy artillery, whose ar
rest has before been announced, testified
that large number Of soldiers afidavits
and powers Of attorney, purporting to
have been sworn before him, and bearing
his name we're forgeries. He makes the
seventh officer whose name has been
forged in Col. North's Office"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Phiiadelphia. Oct. 8,

we have returns from six wards which
stand up 70 y o'clock as follows: Major
ity for Lincoln, 1897. The same
wards IN October gavs Union msiority
Of 1904 At the close Of The polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

According to California paper they
have queer currency in Owensvile-
acorns. Business men got along very
we'll until the Indians began to lay up
their winter stores, when the currency
became dersngsd, and panic snsuedl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
GREAT UNION GAINS IN
ILLINOIS.
Heavy MajOrities for Lincoln
III Ohio and Indiana,
Reports from .Veac XOrk
and Pennsylvania.
MISSOURI FOR THE UNION.

From Fairfield
Especial 10 Gate City.
Fairfield, Iowa, Nov 8.
Fairfield township gives Lincoln 2o2
majority; Union gain of 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

"A Polish nobleman in England, who
went Of errands for living. recently
hang himself.
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From Galeshur1.

From Galesburg.
Especial to Gate City
Galesburg, Ills, Nov. 8.
Majority for Lincoln 1893. Couuty
will give over 1000.
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From Ft. Madison.

Especial TO Gate City.]
Fit. Madison, Nov 8.
J. B HOWELL Me Clellan's msiority
Is ll9, Doerr's l7o, Schsefer's loo
j. NJ. BECK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Missouri for Lincoln.
st. Louis, Nov. s.

st. Louis, Nov. s.
Returns meagre. The Republican.
estimate Lincoln's maj ority in this coun.
ty between 1900 and 5000 on the home
vote. Democrats give him 1900 to
1000.
| Henry T. Blow, present Representa-.
tive of I'd District. is reelected By large
msjority.
A large number of refugees in the city
voted for Mcclellan and the Democratic
State ticket.
Lincoln undoubtedly carries the State.
The success of the Radical State ticket
is regarded as certain.
Kenosha. Wis, Oct 8.
This town gives 81 majority for Liza
coin.
Racine. Wis, Oct 8.
200 majority for Lincoln and Paine.
Michigan City, Iud., Oct.s
20 Union majority; % gain since Oc.
1ooer.
Chicago, Oct. s.
Peoria City gives Mcclellan, Iii maj.
Henry, /" Lincoln, 81
N. Y. City, /" Mcclellan, $4,000 /"
Wash'n, Ill. /" Lincoln,
Milwaukee, Oct. 8.
Scattering returns received up to 8
O'Clock ss iolIows: 80 towns heard from
Lincoln 1868; Mcclellan $50; major.
ity for Lincoln 2.7s2. Al,lwsukie city
not yet heard from. As near as can DO
estimated Mcclellan will have about
2,gO0 in the city and 5000 in the city
and county Dem loss of 1000.
Toledo, Oct. !.
24a Union majority.
Erie, Pa, Oct. 8.
Union majority 294; gain of 7a.
Buffalo city gives about 5000 Demo.
cratic majority.
Rochester gives 62 Democratic major
ity; Union gain of l27 over last year.
Indianapolis, Oct 0.
Election returns from all points heard
from show large Uolon gains over Oct.
election. Llncoln's majority 10000 to
$4,000. Ohio soldiers vote here, Lin
coin 202; Mcclellan l3.
Detroit, Oct. s.
Returns scattering and meagre. Re- |
publicaus claim the State By $4,000 ma
jority. Detroit city gives about 900
Democratic majority, and Wayne County
about $3.50 Dem. majority.
Louisville, Nov. S-lo:30 p. NJ.
Partial returns from 90 counties in
Kentucky, excluding Jefferson, give Lin
coin a50 maj.
Louisville, Nov. 8.
OFFroiAL--Mc Clell2n 4,S73; Lincoln
l,S4s
Storm just commenced.
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From MT. Pleasant.

From MT. Pleasant.
Especial to Gate City
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Nov. 8.
This precinct gives Lincoln 7l2; Little
Mac "a; Union gain ca.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Arrangements are already made for the Sale Of
THE PATE e HOUSE,
ST J0SEpI No,
BY terry

There will be 5eS Prizes and ESQ Shares or Tickets
al 81 each The Hotel and block 81 lots 4s ~
each, which the Hotel stands Will be- the first
grand Prize One irst-clsss Pano Forte and two p
did Billiard Tables prize zach. Thirty rbe Tep
Bureaus with large an4ouat OF valuable Furniture as
per advertisements to be seen with egents. This enter
prise il the nesi magnificent of the KIND started
the West. SZ51oo oi the proereds will be apart
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Clevelsnd. Nov. 8.

Scattering returns from Ohio aud In.
diana Union gains over the October elec-
ton, and indicate that Lincoln has carried
the two States By heavy insjorties.
Buffalo. Nov. s.
No efhcial returns received here We,
from New York city. but it is reported
about 80, 900 for Mcclellan.
Albany abou, 2 500 ditto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
Portland, Me-, Nov. .S--9 p. NJ.

There is a heavy rain and The telegraph
works badly. and there has been no re-
turns received from the eastern towns
We have 28 towns which give Lincoln
l3,26l, Mcclellan 1,994--a Union gain
Of $50 en- the September election. The
vote of Portland foots Lincolo 1856,
Mcclellan SEA Union loss OF sir votes
since September.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09

Theron Rarnum, of Barnrms Hotel st. Louis Mo. P.
II Farly, 81. Joseph, Mo. Agett for n X; A. Feat
tie Co. Bankers, ST. Joseph. Mo. Nave McCoTT. Nti
chants. 81. Joseph, Mo. noyi-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-09
ExECUToR,s NOTICE.-Notice il

= hereby given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed executor d. boHts OF the estate q b. d.
Enbieh deceased All persons interested will govern
themselves accordinsly. GEO W. MscRARI.
ostae-d7w
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Montp elier, Nov. 8.

MUutptIier, NOV. o.
90 towns give Lincoln l6,64i, Nc.
Clelisn 4.86o-Union gain over Septem.
Der, 3,74l. Vermont is good for 80, coo
for Lincoln.
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DAVID G. LOWRY,
KrFKsrsrrs:

At the LITERARY DEPOT is the local Agent for the
sale Of tickets in Keoknk Tickets only s2 each.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Ell HARRISON, President,
o. C. HALE. Cashier
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Orr1oiAL--McClell2n 4,s73; Lincoln
l,S49
Storm just commenced.1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

DKsrsucrvs Far ar BorEBox Heller
& Gallentine's fine FIGURING Mill, the best
in this county. and probably equal to any
in this part OF the State. was totally des-
troyed by fie on Saturday night last. to-
gesher with about ] COO bushels of wheat
which was in the Mill. .. potion of it be-
longing to the faImers oof-the neiShbor
hooE Thelfre mA discovered between %
and 10 o'clock. r. NJ, but it could rot he
extinguished. Between 80 and 100 bar
rels of fiOms see ssfspaeI oE two Of the
upper stones, and some other articles. were
got out Of the burning fulfilling. Messrs.
III. < G, we,unlerstanl, estimate. their
lossat sbont s15, Ooo. : No IN Insurance. =.
The destruction Of this mill will be severe
ly fell felt by the citizcrs Of Bourbo and
yiciniH0OId TIl1a3TGsW I OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
without much officially. ,"


NExs EuI-MessisS n. ID. Dickson
and Henry Woodbury. have formed CO.
partnership. as will be seen by their an
souncensnt iassanether' 'column.a for the
purpose Of carrying Cd general Hard
ware sto+e and Tin trade. I'rhey are both
clever and liberal business men, and as
they have an extensive stool: Of go DDS in
theiE.,ine, we doubt not they will enjoy
their share of public patronage.
Nxy GooDs AT THE rREsvIAToR.-Dr.,
Westervelt has returned from the east, and
Is now receiving and opening q large
stock Of seasona bic goods Of every descEip-
tios. The tloctor anthorizfs us 10 insae
every body to call and examine his goods,
aud to assure our realers that he will eel
at the very lowest living profit. He sells
exclusively for cash. and does not ask one
price and take another for his goods. lie
pays the cash for his goods when he buys
them and of course gets them at the very
lowest price, enabling him to sell accord.
inSly. .1.,.ssass .is-etssao
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
,PSAMos! PfA,Nosa =, q
Melodf9ns! II. Wclode0ps!! y
Harmonious Harmonious

We have up,osrd ourssisIisra Sale Room TO JkNett
w'.sIwarl Brisk- ~ floor Where intend ok-;p fvr
sai ssrnr. al trr iesslfii isis~ Ansis. uz
which are Isllcf. Davis Cos StirDway>'. knai-s 4
60 y Eper<sn ~.s,A. NeEs, X sih,smun & Hines, j.
F'i-cLsr : aud 0roycIIstiic $500.
fs - - ALSO, - 80 - I'm
: Dfs u W. snihs. Pri,re IT, s. NFaseik Ifsmlhis
- Ff.ulfs. and y G.. t Celebrated Aclsskan. iiar
nj Sabt,ct wcwju
sIt.Tan;c, 10 any who Is alrhi purchasing PiaD"
aicf instrument. thai " viii sIct III y css and
fright "f than they buy in Ciicag" e~cw Irrc-
We warrant ~isdsrl if< m sss.
AMI genuine Rosewood Gases. in full tur fire. frUfn
scratches Pin" Stasl- and Co,crs sold toorder.
c. WHlTMORE, Agent.
V r. have alec rnovr my office of United States
Assistant i-s-sr for 5il 4tision v-riet s,f Indiana.
t. the above. &. MhfTMuKE.
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