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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

Davenpork. July 26

Dsveeport, July 26.
This evening trains commenced run.
ning rs usnai scross the Rock Island
bridge at this place.
The river 10 abest one foot above low
water mark on the rapids, and rscsdine
slowly.
1ne sew .teansr New Boston, just 6n-
i:ned a hock Island. takes the placs Of
the Jennie Whiipple ~ rapids packet.
The crop Of wheat is looking uaoommoo-
ly 6ns.
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0uahWhaekeFs @ IL 0anathal ma n.
Je. 3ailSoaA.
Quincy, Ju J Is.
q The hashHhsoksrs sstasksd sbe Hss-
nibal aod s.. 10 Railroad At Shelbiaa THE
morning. Reports from Palmyra cav
they burned oil the railroad property a
Shslbina; also the block house and vs,sr.
eaA o can hvef Bridge. They robbed
citisens irrespective ef party.
a ioree OF xOO armed ose from Han
eioe' vess vest tbs afternoon, and are
nov st Salt R.ysr. F
ALI quiet At Palmyra.
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ANOTHER RAID IN
VIRGINIA.
Averill Retreats to HAr.
per's Ferry.
E.reifiMg Rsssss0rs fi-O1e
BAIT isseOre.
Further Aeesunts Of the Crest Battle
Rsusoeau's 0avalry 1xpsaitjen.

k0fther Accou0tS Of the 0Root Battle
Rsasssau's Cavalry 1xpsaitjsn-
Tribune's Special
Warrington, July 25.
A dispatch from Atlanta. received by
the Government this evening. estimates
our losses in Fridays battle at about
5000, and that of the rebels at about
5000.
About 800 dead rebels we're buried in
front Of our left wing.
The fighting is described a. having
been terrific, the rebels making repeated
charges with the bayonet, each time being
repuised with much slaughter, and were
finally driven into their forti6cations.
The rebels destroyed all their immense
deposs of provisions in Atlanta, and It
was believed we're retreating by the main
road.
Our cavalry would probably intercept
their retreat long enough 10 enable oar
infantry to come up.
Two rebel brigadiers we're killed and
two led.
Dispatches have just been received an
nouncipg the successful result Of General
Rousseau's cavalry expedition on the
flanks of Hoods army at Atlanta. Rous.
seau's force left Decatur few days ago,
and recrossing the Chattahoochie bis col.
udnn proceeded down the railroad towards
Montgomery, Ala, buroipg all railtoad
bridges. Arriving at Montgomery the
column diverged and destroyed the rail
road At different points for twenty miles
south.
The column under Gen. Garnrd, which
lefl Decatur 1t the same time, destroyed
the railroad bstween that place and Gov
ipgton. The large railroad bridges cross
ing the Cafanbacky aud Yellow Rivers
we're burned
Both, oolumns arrived safely st Mari
eta. Loss trifling.
[Herald's Special.l
Washington, July rs.
Reports Of the fights at Atlanta are 70
garded here as highly satisfactory and in
dicative of much more substantial victor,
thac the mere occupation Of that citl
would have been 40 ,Nw.
According to official accounts received
since Hood assumed command Of th
rebel army, he has lost over l2, 900 men
while Sherman,s loeses will not excee,
$500. 1t is believed Hoods army mus
become thoroughly deporalised.
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Louisville, July a6.

Louisville. July a6.
A guerrills force. nsmbsr unknovp.
were reported to have been threateuing
Brandensburg this mornisg, With the
supposed intention Of crossisg into Isdi-
ana.
The remains Of Major. Gen. Mel cPherson
arrived early this morsing and lay in
stats as tho Gait House till O'Clock and
we're then escorted to the Cincinnati mail
boat By an imposing display Of artillery.
cavalry and infantry, usder command Of
Col. Jordan.
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: AND FOR SAUDI have o55

IL Of land, which wish seli SO lies In
hontrose Bottom, miles N. W Of the Of Mont
700 prairie and 100 tirabr ESQ under
good fence four Cabins with three each eli Of
water EACH and two ponds Of tor stock: also
barge barn, we'll framed and covered 244 lies ~
miles north If Keokuk and miles west u the Nis-is
sipp river. This has Catin- q well of water
stock water, l50 under good fence.
Either will lie sold 81 10 per acre or divided
to suit purchasers from = 20 $50 per Liberal
indulgence for deferred pay will be given. Title
indispufzba. FRANK BALLfNGER
juIyil-dtf
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Philadelphia. July 25.
The Bulletin has the following from
Washington:
Gen. Crook met the enemy Saturday
at Winchester. and was repulssd and driv.
en- back to Wiliamspori. BY way Of Mar
tiosburg. General Cook commaudsd the
militia.
A dispatch fron Chsabersburg says
there are no signs Of the rebels advancing
farther than Martinsburg.
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dissolution OF COPARTNER.

~ SHIP-The firm Of Bower TeB-Eyek is dissolved
by mutual consent Beverly b. Bower pays all fndett
edness and entitled 70 all claims Of partnership All
persons owing the firm requested 10 psy Beverly d.
Bower ut once. BEVERLY y. BOWER
juiyIsldIm l. W. TES-KYCK.
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NllpNIonT pEsPATcsEs.
Especial to Commsrcial.l

Especial to Commercial.
Washington, July 26.
Late dispatches from Harper's Ferry
state that the rebels hsve NOT menaced
tes phoe, asd sre not nearer the Potomac
than Martinsburg.
Inc Governmsut has dispatches from
AAe9n ts@y. ThSy apnosass Tat
SdermAn's operations are progrsesine f.
vorably.
The rebels have not recovered from the
blow they received oa Friday.
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The Raiders 3stnxning-0sa. Avsriil
xaus Sack e aaspss's Fsssy-Bzci.


tanS 8u1o4s. @s,-t = .
Baltimore, July 26.
The American has the following:
"The city last night Was full Of exoitins
rumors Of rebel movements in the Shenan
doah Valley, together with vague account,
of disaster to the force under AvesilI.
Among the rnmors prevalent vere th.
deatbs Of GeserAls Kelly asd Avsriil snd
Col. Nulligan.
The facts - far = ascertained are tha,
Aveftll aftsr . successful eneouster viii
Earlys forces pusued them to the mean.
tains beyond Winchester, ~hsrs Early
made stasd. and after hnvy 6ghtiae
Saturday snd Sunday, the rebels in The
meantime being reinforced, Avsrill waa
compelled to fall back 70 Harper's Ferry,
bringing with him the forces 4 Banker
Hill asd causing also the svsssatioa Of
lartinsburg.
The rebels pursued and yesterday p. m.
occupied Martinsburg, who're they eus
the telegraph wires AID commenced des-
troyisg tho track Of the Bsltimoss md
Ohio railsoad.
Our forces, according to the last sdviees
We could obtain, are nov concentrating st
Harpsr's Ferry.
1t is rumored the rebels are in large
force. bat thi. can hardly be possible be-
yond the strength Of the force soder Ear
" and Breckinridge.
The object Of the rebels returnips is
doubtless to give time for the safety Of
their trains and plumber and to secure .
portion of the crops of the Shenandoah
Valley. 1t n probable they may again
invade Maryland for more plunder.
We have no authentic accounts Of the
disaster to our forces beyond Win
and no confirmation Of the death
Of Averill. Kelly and Nalligan.
We learn that orders we're sent to re-
move the army and medical stores from
Frederick last night.
1t is reported heavy fght had taken
place between Hsrper's Ferry and Win
chester. and that Hunter vas rspulesd !;
also that several pieces of artillery asd
Two brigades had been captured BY the
rebels. 1t is impossible to ascertain if il
10 true.
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~ The Baltimore rumors. With 90, %

~ The Baltimore rumors, with some
fancy additions. we're posted on the Cop
perhead bulletin yesterday and created
quite revival 10 the ranks of the secesh
sympathisers Of our city.
A friend observed last evening that the
bulletin manufacturer should have added
at the close Of his disastrous headings,
"We are glad Of It." That addition was
hardly necessary, for that fact is as patent
to every observer as though it we're writ
ten in staring capitals and in letters of
light.
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pbiladalphia, July e6,

The British bark Delaware. fron De-
mara, reports thss assthsF lissstross Gre
oesasrsd il tAss place o. he 4Eh in.tAnt,
vhish Destroyed : lsrgs portion Of ths
YfoA th6 Prsvious ere the Ids = sev.
oeal 1ilIions of dollars.
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" IA osssrs 6 say ef ~ fsilsri.s Ds,eri,sS Lsss,
AZ meeting % a. cry Csencil sf the city o. Ksokuk
osaa yuiy isth 1854. the following resolution was
kesofwd That owners Of lots and IL. block ,ss -
ots and block lss he directed 70 have pi.nt vs1i
eet wide laid IN front Of their respective lo,x On
be directed to have plank walk four fee. wide laid
an 'front.' Of their respective lots Biondean street sad
walks to be Laid within 20 days from dste- =
FL B. ssMKRKIAM
tulyldi4t Clerk Of Cpunril OF CRY cf Krokut
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NOTICE.

Aevi c. Viets,
VIM Dsnteu .oa Ordinary proceeding.
Brifton Willis
There Is now on hle In the ONCE of the Clerk Of the
District Cout Of Lee county Iowa at Neokuk the peti
non Of Levi vets claiming Of defendants the sum ef
ssl2 90 with ten psr interest lath day Of
sovenoer $50 ajudgment recovered by him against
you IN the District Court Of Dakota county Nebraska
Ientofy November 18th, 1854 Said petition asks for
m attachment.
Unless ycu appear and answer said petition be-
iore nosn Of the second day the next September term
1884 Of the District Court Judgment viii b. rendered
against you. RANKIN 4 McCRARY
hevenne stamp % cts Attys for Plaintiff.
tuIyz2-dlw
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EE Old Ishmael Day, who shot the
rebel soldier while attempting to pull
down his flag. evidently does not believe
in blank cartridges for the robbing and
riosing rebels. The physician who dressed
the wounds Of tia Confederate counted
more than two hundred backshos in his
body. He says "Old Day gave him q
pretty good load"
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New York. July 26.
Special Washington dispatches say that
the rebel raidiug forces under Early moved
through the gaps on SasdAy morning in
to the Shenandoah Valley, whers they
encountered the force Of Generals Crooks
and Averill. and also . part of the eon-
mand Of Hunter.
A battle took place in which the Union
troops were defeated and compelled to
retreat.
Gen. Averill lost heavily. The rebel
foroe greatly oasnumbered that of the
Federals.
Yesterday Gen. Early occupied Nar.
tinsburg aaA sdvascsd With several thou.
sand men towards Hsrpsrs Ferry.
No intell;e esncs Of their crosiax ipte
Maryland has been rsesived. Movement,
have been made evidently undsr the i'm.
| preston our foreo hAvs been vithnvn
Our troops in this department have been
moved to points whers they viii bs likel,
to prevent any such raid Is the recen
one.
There 10 report Of the death Of Col
Hulligan, but it is not yet confrmed.
A dispatch from Gen. Hunter at Har
per's Ferry states that be knovs nothing
about It. 1t is hoped that the rumor is in
correct.
There is good reason to believe thu
Earley's forces will not cross into Mary
land in this direction. They may, how
ever, attempt IN irruptioa into PennsJl
vania.
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The following paragraph from the Rich
mond Examinsr, Of July Is, shows that
the rebels have not yet restored the Dan
vile Road, which was SO thoroughly de-
stroysd By Gen. Wilson:
We learn from victims that the country
people in the vicinity Of the hiatus on the
Danville Railroad are driving ! great
business BY running their old broken
down carryalls and carts for the convey
snce Of passengers between the points on
The road not unveiled By tho tfains.
Fifty, seventy five and one hundred dol
lara - the charge per head for distance
less than twenty miles, over road that
is rougher than that which meander1
through purgatory.
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~A letter from Charleston, g. c..
says that csptnrsd blockade runner re-.
ports that the Union officers 10 the citv
who had been placed under ths Ere Of
Forts Putnam and Chat6eld. are, in faot.
not under FIRE at al, though they are in
part OF 'he city which was reached BY
our shells some time ago. He also says
that the streets in all the hover por,ioa of
Charleston are knee deep il graas.
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WANTED-A Miller, Engineer aud
Wv Rlour packer to be employed in the Keokuk City
Aills- To good, competent steady employment
guaranteed. Enquire Of c. H. ALBEKs,
iuly12-dIw At POliockfs Store. lis Main 81.
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TO GROCERS.-Just received an
i Invoice Of Spices from the u s. Spice Mills Phila-
dephia-Blsck and Cayenne Pepper Ginger, Cinnamon,
Nutmegs &c. &c. Also lot Of Salt Petre, Carbonate Of
Sod Indigo and Cream Tartar; also, Invoice Of
gSrs Of the choicest brands. uRkCH DRAKE,
july27d Main bet 18th I 9Th sts-
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1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

N The undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
strator upon IT, esf~te Of william Hunt scessed late
Of Montrose township, Lee coanty, Iowa All persons
holding claims against said esate will please present
them Immediately. I /. HOILINGSWORfH,
july26d2w Administrator.
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Another Raid-Avsnll's Rstrsat- -RsNA.
gees 6ro0 Rieh0snA.

Another 8Atd-Avox11go Rotroat-ReNn.
gees fsa RieAnsaA.
Baltimore, July 26.
The evening edition of the American
publishes the following:
We have been able to ascertain this
morning nothing definite With regard 70
the rebel movements at Mar,insbnrg and
along the line Of the Baltimore d Ohio
Rsilrosd, further than that most of the
exciting stories in circulation on Monday
vere either unfounded or greatly exag.
gerated.
As far as We can learn this forenoon,
Averill has not been killed, but was com .
PEELED by greatly superior forces to fall
brek to the Poiomac, aad from thence
through Aartinsburg to Williamsport,
Nd, carrying with him the entire garri.
son at that point.
Whether the rebels occupied Martins.
burg last night is not known, but of its
evacuation therc seems TO be no doubt.
This forenoon the trains to Frederick
and Washington vent out A. usual, and .
train for Sandy Hook left 1t 7:l5 .. m -
The suspension Of telegraphic operations
last night 10 said to have been caused BY
storm. Hunter has, however, forbidde en
ell telegrsphic communications with Har.
per's Fsrry, and Of course We have moth.
ing definite from that vicinity
The Americans Point Lookout CORES.
pondent says during last week there were
large aryivals here Of refugees from the
South, consisting "f old men, women aud
children Of all nationalities. They say
the authorities At Richmond grant free
passes to all women and children and old
men who wish to come North. Some ol
these refugees say chat when crossing
the Rappahannock they heard that Sheri
dan had stacked Early in his retreat and
capsursd back large number Of ca.sl,
and wagons.
The fight was said to have taken plae,
near S.auntou.
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New York, July 20.

New Iork, July "a.
The Commercials Washington special
says tbs Government il expecting . re-
Turn Of the rebel invaders and has made
Preparations to prevent . serious incur
sion into Maryland and Pennsylyania.-
1t 10 believed the plunder lately obtained
has beed deposited in the Shenandoah to
supply formidable force to be cent north.
ward.
Others think this new demonstrators
is only to detain the 9th corps fron
Grant.
II the opinion of Solicitor Whiting
denying the exemption Of iO0-day men i
adhered to, dissatisfaction will arise il
Massachusetts. - Gov. Andrew ordered
proceedings under the impression ths
tbos, enlisting would not be liable to draf
until tho expiration Of their term o
service.
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~ The DIALOGUE daily pspsrs have
advanced their subsctipsion sas4a 70 els
Per annum.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

EEED FEED III have on hand,
II at all times, large quantfty Of Feed which will
sell and deliver to customers any part of the city Or
ders be sft al the ate City Mil opposite The Gas
works, handed to B. fARSUM
july2I-d
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The

~ Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm If
Roche Bsbee ID this day dissolved by consent
All outstanding debts and claims assumed by r. c.
Roche who will continue the business the old
p q. ROCHE
c. p. BISBEE-
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81. Louis. July 46.

saA SNas-e 81. Louis. July IS.
Gen. Craig has assumed command Of
the militia of thin district. $500
Col. Ford's command il said to have
returned to Kansas.
The sxpsdisien which left here Sunday
has retained. aad rspssss killing forty
enerillas. E 'ss ya
Several sxpsaitioss are being 6tssd out
hare, ols 70 lsaye so-sight.
4. More than 8 900 men have already rs-
sponded 10 0sn. Ftsk's appeal. the sur
plus being cent haak .Aemes u .g3
A Ere occurred here last night 6es.
FFAEoyiag III, ,DoO worth Sfpropsrsy.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
frm, respectfully solicit continuance Of the same 10
Ms Roche shah sti1 remain welcome old frfenss
and a. many choose 10 cali
juiyi6dlw C. p. BLsBEE
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Qusta Of New YerIk-

Albany, July a6.
The quota of the State under the last
call 10 stated at 67,3I8 men.
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crsAiss uadsr the Present CAN.
Poughkeepsis, July 90,
Tho following has just been received
here:
War DsPARrnsrr,
Provost Marshal Gems Olhes, !
Washington, July 26:
To Geo. Furness, Mayor sf Poughksssis /:
6a.-Ay Aispatah in ansusf - your
Telegram Of the 10th inst. shouA have
Rad --volusteers under the pressst call
viii b ersditsd man for man, whether
they enli2t sof coS, two Or thres ysars.-
Where they snlist for ths, Short1xt tsfn
more men may b fse1issd q ~ exuim-
tion Of thsiS Tern. y sqaaiiss ~ anoen
of military service amouk ths didsrsus
|6Dltee aAd pe14 a 6ieAsl. !. Txss
|aafan, sissnsRy rsspectfsl - -sesr ~.
disns servant, J.. B. !
Provost 0anhat Cen:
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.ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.

IL eHIP-The Coprtnership heretofore existing un-
der the and style Of w. H. Austin Co va. dis
solved by limitation time ago c. Henry Albsrs
alone is authorized 10 the Arm in liquidation
II. AUSTIN
july22d3t c. HENRY ALBERs
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\ NIOTICE.-Notice is hereby eiven that

In have Withdrawn ffon aAd no longer a partner
In the Alpine Coal Company, the Keokuk Coal Assocf
Afion and that have cold my interest in the to
n. q. Fitch, and that @fot be responsible fof any
made liabilities incurred by either ~ d
Companies ffom tl1s Ants. j. ". KODEFER-
iuiy27 -dSt
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w srED-
IL the PhRMir Store Works,
twenty yAPRrsnsises.

yu.ng men, a. apprentices 70 the trade Stove Plate or
fiollew Ware hoaldins Meme need apply who are not
eighteen YEAR, o. age or older Applications by minors
must he sceunpAnted By parents guardians who can
give satisfactory stAtements general habits and
training and viii guarantee ful6liment the part of
the apprentices Of tho conditions Of the ndenture We
pay Avc pssp ver week for the &rst year with an i'm
crease q one dollar PR week for s~ch subsequent year.
bat b0gtd ts security b unsatisaeto dollar per
vek nil b kcpt beck until the term OF service shal
sxp9rc The above weekly wages all pecuniary
spmhi0e on 0ar part This viii ~ the ft OPT ortu-
nifty to leaEn the trade In our establishment
pect 70 BE- Able to works with press jour
n@Xneo md nppgeutice force IN the future.
We also ten Steve Plate 1ouders to work either
- ysarsr ptece-work 10 whom we will pay tho
rhlgA4aEya- c0I4aleA C0hsroCk gU.<e
5G1y9od Quincy, illinois,
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CENENT--5O Bbls for sale BY
. julylsA KELLOGG bHRGR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-12

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vi, employ 81 all aspess vhe,o vsilabl, s,erss sra
Kept no persons who have AZ any time wsba h, lsst
fr months been living In Canada refugees iron tho
dsioyal 6.s'es, or a. iugiiives from the draft.
~. OH ,ers OF this department. will u IRE from
those whom they msy employ a; depots al poeita La
which could factat, stores or storehouses
satisfactory vd,rce not only OF yalty, but OF res
dence within the 10y al States In sdaon 10 the usual
oath Of allegiance.
v. A. pos,s within or near the fcld OF active ope.
ratons refugees coming from rsb errisory, I'D n
rssenting satisfactory evidence OF 10y atty v be TN.
ploysd, IL needed; but great caution mn becker
oised 10 emp Dying suoh persons. N. q. Mics,
QIar.srmasser General, Bssvet ksj ,r General
The Herald contains the folio wing WGshir gton DEF.
patches Of date Dtc sh:
GUERILLA RAID on TIE UPPER P)foHA1.
considerable uneAsReis Is ma Iietted along the Up
pi Potomac In anticipation OF guerilla raid into
fJand, information having been received ty The IN.
naohsnss near che ,ne6aoy OF the return OF Whites
gang 10 sIssaf formtr haants In Loudon county.
CAPTURE CT THE RrBrL sr.AxEa AnnaR,xs.
The Navy DtpirtnsrI has sd,io q rom Admiral Pr.
ssr OF the capture End arrival at hemp on Roads of
The reotf steamer Armstrong OF sir Luuci.d an try
lons measurement be'ua nj sci, very last al
cap ured ~ the Cu,lsr sus 6sty sburs on the of
Decs moer, with dgo OF Tour hu drsd and Az, b,lss
OF cotton. TIE larger part was lhro~n o., "a. in
the otase. ~
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nAA estsfe.o uAees 10 60 a iesty . ssses. sod
0ontrsSts shSh not 10 mpt nom hiileaSs ssrvies
- rsasnA q ,peh sonuoDa
VII 10 eddInoa 70 10 f0Feg1ing sIsmptons the
ossretasg sf Was, enser The drsstioa 81 mo Rrea-
dsas uay Erans sseDps oas o dsfai, On Daob tnsml
o 10 nsS prenssbs, sossoa fasDss psnis1o On oser
sse % - nay - aats1sd Oh b more ueefei 70 the
Vasy b no Darsuiis % serosisups ehcn n Tie ni-
49, eossieA ns nag also eSnDt % datSl upon sneh
sssnD . - 1sy Dssa1sho Iuon othef Pi1sen0 % L.
my - ssih6s1 oaghs a 30 sssDgtsd AZ dsAilsa on
oDoe41s e DSblo 0s1sD,y, jWiias O sQasy. end he
NJ sos 10 saoh 0sAass q a.taN Vhs1ssss 10 thiaks
0pss, PsSydsS fhsi details ios ssssies n NE bu
1osas end osAss aspanDanta u 0ovssonant, 90 non
ssposs. ssd os8sssoss q ouppss. % - eoatsaetri
h. aoy ssnss eth hsIea0s o. The several depart
0soAs Q ell n made iTOn DarSona kessssD eighteen
snd tostyasO yas's 81 sGe, - 0sds from those as
alRn.d % Chs oSsy. o. eom pUseons Obo have been
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