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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
BOUR BON WHTSKEY

made from Wheat, Rye and Corn, warranted five years old. Put up in unique style. each bottle in paper box in cases of one dozen each. the large and increasing sales of which convince the proprietor that no extended .d- vertisement is Eecded to extol its real merits. It will recommend itself on trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23

HNHE Court of Probate for the District of
 Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six
 months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of CEpHAs IvEs late of Litchfield in said district, deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and set clement. Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested, will be debarred q recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to mako immediate payment to
 AUSTIN ALLYN, EXT. Litchfeld, June 7 1864. 5tSo A T Court of Probate holden at Kent with "A in and for the District of Kent, on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1864.
 Present-Henry o. Nash, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Ira Scger of said Kent, Exec utor on the Estate of LEHMAN SEGER. late of Kent within said district, deceased, This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to cx- hibit their claims against the same to the Ex- scutor thereof. and directs that public notice | e given of this order by advertising in a ne wsPaper published in Litchield, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Kent, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 3t0 HENRY o. NASH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
Notice.

Notice. HNHE undersigned has taken up in Warren, an Estray, a two year old Heifer-light F.s,red--very wild. 4 sThs ovher unknown to me, can have the creature by paying all legal charges. @
 +. CHrITENDEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
BOSTON
GOLDEN SHEAF

First on the List, reliable .ure stimu- Iant, stands the celebrated and widely known
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23

All tine above put up in the full strength of the wliskey, and in cases of one dozen each. These articles improre by age, and no exposure of climate can affect them
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION,

For eight Days only At West Cornwall, May 1st. At Salisbury, |" 10th. At Wolcottville, 17th. At Litchfeld, |" 25d. At Woodbury 31st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
Burning Fipio ,.

A new article much cheaper than other kinds in market, and in burning is free from the usual unpleasant odor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23

JOHN AND ROBERT DUNSTER'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23
WATCHES !!

Hunting Case and open Face
 GOLD WATCHES. Open Face and Hunting Cased
 SILVER WATCHES. Sold at reasonable prices and war ranted for one year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-23

THE peculiar taint or infection which we
 call ScRoFULA turks
 in the constitutions of
 multitudes of men. It
 either produces or is
 produced by an en- ,feebled, vitiated state of. the blood, wherein that fluid becomes in- ! scompetent to sustain 'the vital forces in their vigorous action, and .leaves the system to
 fall into disorder and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

COOP FANS FOR SALI-.Persons de-
sirous of obtaining excellent farms in the
most productive agricultural section Of
our country, will do well to consult our
advertising columns.
Judge Ballinger and Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams advertise over thousand acres Of
farming land in the Montrose bottom,
the very garden spot of Lee county.
Such chances are not often presented
for obtaining choice farms, and where
they are offered is not wise "to let them
slide"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

FoR BURLINGTON, KEITHsBuRe, NEW
Boston, MUscArIEE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAv1SPoRT.-The Northern Line side
wheel steamer MuscArrNE, Captain
Rhodes, will leave Fort Madison this morn
ing on the arrival of the oars from Keo-
kuk. making connection with trains East
and West from Burlington, and at Daven.
port with their daily Rne of steamers for
Dubuque and St. Paul, and With trains
East and West. Office in Railroad De.
pot. WV. HENDERSON.
Ticket Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

Fof Dallas, Burlington, Keishsbuyx. Neev
6oSeon. Port Leuisa, museatine. Reck
AsiAna and Oavenpert---The Ola PA.
ver1te and Reliable Line Of Rapids
Packets.
The steamer jimmie WHIPpLr, Captain
James W. Campbell, will leave Fort Mad.
ison this morning on the arrival of the
cars from Keokut, making certain con.
nection with trains on the Darlington
and N. 4. Railroad at Burlinpton for Ill
points West, and with trains on thu Chi.
cago and Burlington Railroad for ,3.Ies.
burg. Chicago and the East, oon.ec,ino
at Auscatine for Iowa City, DO, ana !,
Davenport with trains East and West
and with daily line Of steamers for On.
buque, and With the Northwestern Packe,
Company's steamers for St. Paul.
~ Passengers viii Be careful in pur.
chasing their tickets Of the agent Of The
Rapids Packets, Gro. W. GmDor. ia
the conpaay's new Office, Adjoining The
st. Louis Packet Depot, aud not b d.
osived b. Runners.
~ Trains l<sve to connect With thu
enc passenger packet at 7:l6 AN firm,
front Of ticket olice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16


Rroes Onnssss 0pannnos 2a1n1ona.
AppsAL - - - NJ ~ q
want q nss.s = sarsy = sur voek.
We ~ IN salss ts'1Ae st1ss 49,
saiDness fSr thFss sod and saiksisai
rsasoas; vi4s $40 ss
In the frss Piss, the object. Think
Of our suffering I'D heir nsedy fsnliliea
and then bny ticket.
Secondly We ofsr yol an sntsrtain'
msnt fully worth yOsr sttsndanse aside
from the object. Agin-ws urge Jos
to buy ticket.
Thirdly-An Opportunity to atsssss
sush reading ~ Prof. Chase will give
seldom occurs in our city. ave know
whereof We affirm" Got MI yovr friend
to buy tickets. Give ~ : full house, an
thus help those who need help. and YER!
much obligs,
Your humble servants,
Mrs. D. CoLLIxa, Pres't.
Mrs. J. G. TsDp, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

DEHMARK AcADEMY.-Ws call the
attention Of our readers 70 the advertise
msnt Of the Denmark Academy in ou'
columns. This il one Of the oldest,
most successful and most reputable edu.
caiional Institutions in the State. /. !,
under most excellent management, Is 10
Gated in pleasant and healthy village,
ia the midst Of cultivated and nora
population, which tolerates no doggeriea
or other demoraliaing iostitutiOns.-
Boarding can be obtained Of the bes
families of the village 1t modsrate rates.
and while the town il removed from tn
distractions and ailuremeBts which pro
vail in larger places, it is convenient o
access to pupils from Ill quarters.
There is no better place in this section
of the country to eend son or daughte
to school than the Denmark Academ
under the management Of H. K. Edison
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

DIED.-Our citizens and his many
friends throughout the State will be
grieved to learn that the Rev. I. /. Stew
art, chaplain to the hospitals here, died
At his residence 10 this city yesterday AZ.
ternoon. His disease was dysentery. Mr..
Stewart was minister in the N. E.
Church-an excellent man and an exem.
plary Christian. We suppose moro ex-
tended notice Of the deceased will be given
shortly.
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MsgAsr Rsiess...whae : y.

The New York Roooouiss argues tia.
PRICES viii sostinps . advance. Il says
the harvest i short, the staple Of The
manufaetuse Of cotton eloshing Ill bs,
eons-of WOODEN uttsriy linsuficisnt-
wages, which nnst keep pace With ths
coss q living, are advancing. What,
then, y 70 BE done ? II inordinats pri.
ces srs 70 b avoided, vs cay II i ssees.
sary % Lessen consumption every prsotica.
BILE way. TO increase production i. fol-
the reasons We have gwen. impracsioabls;
therefore, Ill thst We can do il 70. hus.
band and scouomiss the resources we pos.
sess. Il is for each man to inquire vhal
is his personal responsibility in this mat.
TER. Let q make eae OF swo Suggestions
Invest yoar money in the Gossrauen,
securities instead Of private epecnlatioul
make tie establishment of your nation
al credit your FIRST business.
INTRODUCES rigid system Of frugslisy
into your family government; let youI
table ~ supplied With plain TODD, and
avoid foreign luxuries.
A6t there % great mO00fetlOn 10 0reo
lit il ph, sical impossibility to farnisl
the same quantity OF clothing - 10 usual,
required; let there BE- graceful snbmis
sion 70 the iron necessity Of tho hour.
Let no expense for entertainments o
amusemsnts usually indulged 10, b
sanctioned during the coming season.
Are Ne not warned of the necessity o
Timely attention to these suggestions 2
Do they not commend themselves .
onee to the judgment and the con
scienoe I h il not 6tdng that amid Is
roar of > thousasd cannon belchisg fort
destruction, and the green's from dyinI
soldiers, and the walls Of their bercave
wives and mothers, the sound Of rejoicis
should be hushsd in our streets Z Il
not wcll that We, By rigid and persons
eooaomy, should help the nstion 70 bea
the mighty financial burdens which th
war entails
4 Do any then inquire shy We 20 cor
stanuy insist upon the fact that prizes
must advanceY This is oar reason: I
be fOfewarned is to be forearDsd. Til
financial condition of the country is te
day much more critical than the military
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" ANTE D.
1T the PhRMi.r SfOre Works.
Twenty Apprentices.

M men apprentices the tfsde Of Steve Plate
Hcllss are Moulding. Meme NEED srply ~ho not
anst BE- rumyAnied by parents guardians Who can
give satisfactory statements 10 general habits
training and vii guarantee fnlfllment the part ef
the apprence Of the conditions Of the ndentuse We
pay 6se dollars per week for the hrSf ys~r with
o dollar per week for each subsequent year
but should the be fsactory per
week ~il be kept back until te Of service shall
expire. The above weekly wages all pecunisry
spcnsibility part THIS will be the hat oppcrtu-
nifty to learn the establishment ss we
pect be able works with present Jour
neymen and apprentice force the future.
We also Steve Plate Nculderx work either
by the year OF on TO whom will paw the
highest wages. CoLLINs, C0MSTuCK CO.
july7Sd Quincy illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
LO1Hy.
DIR. H. AND Frs a. CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Is1lns watse aets spoa she Heart, Liver, KiAn<ysD
essttvs OrgaEs. and Gianduisr Eysssn-
ms s1ccs0 which has sttea6~d The 81 this rsed
b pgvaas practices, and The s0dorseent u medical
theeify, Ah1s - rsceaenait - The praetisoaer
asd the public, fseing cond<nt thaf with al fs
viii attest il excsienee N tbs Of Chronic dis
vkieh to1enss Iodtne so = sereluia nruo<hts
Skin kupsons, Heart Lver and Kidney Disessex Ner-
yoss Affections. Neuralgia. kheumstsn DyspepsiA De-
bG1H, syphflAs, go :. -
Physicians may rsay spoa the sniSurn strength Of
Iodine Water containing threensrtsr grains 1srs
Iod.as = ssrh 1aA oanEs 1urs uatx, ssssss bsas
sss& II NJ tnbas tOdscnnpcsifion spc1tansonly
formed tneQ1alses neither the Iodine nor
Dsutrnsed b continuation with any ingredient RENDER
ing ~ sissses susssor 70 any esAsr sthsd Of exhs
iang Icdfne.
Pull drectiOas accompany each bottle thatf NY "
nsed - AiIy Dsaicine we'll By the profession
Price 4ear Psg beeste. On receipt u nks sgiasu
H bott1D deitrefe4 grss By empress 90 address
Beware u CouGtsrfets ard ImitssiuBs which upvinc
ped dealerp sndsavos disrcee cf Iepufstion
- signature snd trade nsxk 1.-THE ford hcs6
ing this stverssss0esAl npon sb~ls Jrsp.,~s
sch hottie, withoui Which noue IL grnuine-
Circulars Erntis.
DR.. H. ASpERs CD,
Physicians nnd Ch&niss,
nAJOdsscn No. Is Rra.d~sy. N4~ York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

CAPT. Frank n. WKvxa. - Thu
gentleman leaves this morning for th.
front. He goes, We understand, to ths
l5ih Army Corps, under Gen. Sherman
and DOW before Atlanta. Capt. Viewer
is brother of the intrepid and gallan,
Col. Clark r. Viewer, of the veteran 18th
who is one of the best officers Iowa eve,
sent to the field, and who has long de-
served, for he has richly earned, the star,
OF Brisadier General. The Captain il
made of the same material Is his brother
lis sharp. active, . complete gentleman,
intensely loyal, will make splendid oE
Ger, and Gil with admirable 6taess any
position in which he is placed We give
you hearty shake hands. Captain, and
our best wishes attend you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

Our or TnE DRArr.-Ths Editor q
the Council Bluffs Nonpareil ID happy
His Office is "out Of the draft" sshooped
IN" against oil it. malaga Influences =
After resting the many serioss ipoonvso.
fences which b has sssn subjected 70 for
some months past ia consequences Of IL
scarcity Of Printers, be gives The follow.
ing sosount Of HE latest "shifs. 10 kser
the institution running:
We have. bad orr patieoce sorely tr;ed
more than snes. bst when few dsvs ~
one hasd lsft - Sn1e. sesther tock ~
aud vent homo, aad third usnt Is 49,.
msscs the psblioatjea r ! inldpIlei r sd n.
ovn, " wssss jnat ahe - seed : rs.
principles -vsis. - o1A 80 esrnos;.
Tor md the ssDevfl~ 1llesitA = IN
daily pAp6f. TAst ~ nv dsope1r
detsnni6sd y e1ope = = 1u1Snal e q
sspsed6asD's - ssons $500 - 80
~ aseeedino9 S1shal 81 - q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

MusIc.-Our friend r. v. v. Bailey
has placed upon our table some 6ne sheet
music. One of the pieces is "Lay me
Down and Save the Flag"-last words Of
the dying hero which have SO thrilled the
nation; and another is "Nomination
Song" Go to Bailey's and get them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
NOTICE.

n IL If ssy # fAr fslfsrsag lese-Sbei Lses.
Al meeting Of the City Council Of the city Of Keokuk
held August ], 1894 the following or er was made:
Resolved that the owners Of ioss and L. block -
Ane lots and L. block D. be directed hide
walk In mont OF their respective lots Fourth street
graded and paved six feet vide also that the ol
lots and L. block 81 lots and II, block g. and
IL block g. and lots aud L. block 81, be directed
have the sidewalk In front Of their respective lots sth
street graded and paved six feet in vi It'll Also that the
owners II lots and Il block H. lots and L. block A.
and lots and II block ~ be directed lay plank
walk four feet wide In ont OF their respective lots
Fourth street. Also, that the owners OF and IL
block So and lots and II block S. also lots II In
block o. be ordered TO hay plank walk feet wide in
front Of their rspectve lots Eh Also that
the owner Of lot II block 81 be directed hare ank
walk four feet wide laid front Of his lot on eth
street Alec that the Of lots IL and L. block IS
Be- directed TO have the sidewalk graded and paved in
front OF said lots Exchange Said sidewalks
b graded and paved, the plAnkwalk laid within 30
days nor date. b g. MERRIAM, Clerk.
aur4-<f14t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

THE CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING"
We have only time and space 10 call Jour
attention TO this this morning. There is
q rich musical treat awaiting you upon
that occasion. GO early, and 60 every
hndv-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union Convention, for Ice County, will Be held
at Charleston on Saturday September 3d. at 10 O'Clock
q.
Said Convention will nominate candidates for Clerk
Of the District Court and County Recorder and transact
such other business may properly come before It.
The ratio Of representation viii be one Delegate from
each Township and additional for every hundred
votes and for every fraction thereof y cast for
Gov. VIM. NJ. Stone
By order Of the Central Committee.
I'M HIATT cAsirasa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

ArrBNTIos.-The members of Captain
Hillis's company will meet this evening
at Burrows Hall. 1t is necessary that
all should be ON hand at s o'clock.
By order Of the Captain.
7. j. PARRorr, o. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16


Fl1tH-supsrAse, . % p Dbl; Spring Ext,, 70
FAN Extra 50 70 10 - kep7 IS.
w4xAs-spring q Is to -, Fall, 70 to % = b
Osas MaAL-o2 - y iso r.
BAAs-whest q - Cora Is p loo ID.
Coas-N~w s5to 90 old 90 = tushel-
Rys-s5 TO sc p bnzh-
0Ars>-Ssc q hash-
aRxRx Aprla-Nnc(D91 =.
Porsfoep-2 90.
Bsrfs-oAnoa. 3os Choice. sc.
noep-1oc ~
cuIcEsxs-ss sses IS
6aoElpERs-1Sc D.
eDRs-5Dc = b.
nans-l5c , D.; Sugar Cared do. H.
Waryn BEAns-Co0mon TO Good, 81 sSO3z - Rrin1
Havy, - -.
TAlaow-i2l<c.
BswEAx-o5lo T0c.
a.v- Ti.sssy. "a saois 90 sai.4, ~ % PssEs.
HDn-Dsy rlnk ~ Dry altsa, lle; 0rsbby, hall
prioss Green, 7; 0rsss 9Asep Pslts, rs 70 ~ %.
1xxps-nmOthy, - - F1Ax - CO.
Dxu CA4fla-9A e. - = - uuns.
enxxr-e& - 10 . - VhsnA.
Wool-Ractory TuA-wasAsd, eel e0c UavsshsA o.
third Oh. Pine risscs - - 20 Medium Do, rs % o.
Far Hco-e6 % to y % sstt;
YarHns-t0 70 &c.
RAss-sE to 5xc.
Single 0unniss, - double d. 60
esaals0, busA, 90 10 IS.
s Flour, y bb... - 70 90.
% " bbl. - - =.
do Y bba, (papr) So
sAcxs-wooi sscks 90 piece
On CoPpka-sp 10 3Se y y. M
0Lp BaAss-23c = B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

~ Telegraph CalcAso, Ang. Is.
Flour-Qaiet. BALES u 900 bbs Il so 000I1 90 for
White Winter and . 90D$ 90 for Spring Extra
wheAt-1Gac lcwse lo(12 u sor No Spring. md
sssl sa TOT No. Spring. closing 1t the INSIDE qsoa
tious
Corn-lzr lower Gal<s 90 bush ct ADJ . fne No.
/, and 1lxsaI n sof No. clssing auief.
O4ss-Steady 1t 6s06 Sns No. 1, and - sof To Z
nys-11D4c higher. eakss q togl - lDr Nc. ], end
ae01sF for No. z
Barisy Jos higher eale at lSD2 30
whisky-5sc higher. y 10 to II, closiAg q out'
do figures
Mess Pork-Duli 1t - o00 % %.
IAxd-Etsm stesaa. o0e.
faliow-Frm e u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

IQ-Notice the appeal Of the ladies else
where. They give convincing reasons
why you should attend the entertainment
at the Atheneum this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-16

~Knuer. Irwin 4 Co., swsps. e,
tho sals Of Slocan's ''sids Losdiae Re-.
volvsss." The bsst piatol nov in u.e.
No. los Maia seress.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR D1Eli

RAIUMAOG6 cslstssAed HAIR DIE SdtAs Best -
II ~ Asrf1. The only Hsrwisss, 1yss ID Rslsakis
aye known Ihs splend,d Hair Dye b rerffs-changss
Id kusty, - Gray HAIR instantly to 1tsss Aia-k
Mrsf 0vsa without injuring the Hair or Staining H.
6kin, leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful; hpaxs rh
vitality. 6equsutH retoeng its pristine cold, asA reed
IL the ~ ef1ecs1 q ID Dyes The gsnu1be agssd
WHIIAN A. BA1CAKLOk; al cthsrs ere ha~ l1isa-
0ons and shcasd - essAsd- 6cld " Ill Qfue9e1, &c
FACrORY-S1 Barrlaystreet, New York. RsfcnHinas
NHw Toslx4 CARAn for Dr~a~sns the HAIR Tjy0-d&vly
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DuBueug.-The body Of man Who
bad been drowned. vas found 1t Eagle
Point. Thursday. BY some boys Who we're
rambling in that vicinity.
Mr.. Molony. highly esteemed citi-
zen Of Dubuque county. living near Du-
buque. vas killed Wednesday. He drove
q spirited team into town and upon start
ing for his home BY some mistake he go,
of the main road leading to his residence
and in trying to retrace his steps ths
horses raa away, throwing him out, hi.
head stirling between toe spokes Of the
hind wheel, brsakisg one Of the spokes,
the end Of which, il i supposed. cut hi,
throat as effectively = ii il had been done
with knife. The jugular vein vas Sc.
vere& large bols wss toaad in bis head,
probably made with the end Of 1 spoke
His body Vas badly brsised. When die.
covered he lay in . pool Of blood. near
the road, and tho team some distance BE-.
yond With the wagon entangled in tree
We gather these items from the Herald
The Linn County Patrio says that on
Thursday, three droves Of sheep, number.
ing in all some 400. passed through
Marion county on their way to T.ms
county.
HAD TO "SKEDADDLs."-On Thurs.
day last, one Bill Tally, formerly citizen
Of this place, but now . resident OF Keo
kuk county, and who IL . nephew, Va
believe, OF the Tally who was killed in
that county last summer for urging biz
friends to shoot Union men, and after.
wards took . permanent part in the Cor.
perhsad riot in the same county, while On
. visit to bic acquaintances here, ~ dis.
covered By two returned soldiers. uho id
mediately read to him the following no.
tics. u the Same time hintisg that In
easly departure would probably savs con-
siderable wear on the teat of his ssunmeu-
tionables."
Nj. Pleasant, Aug. 4. 1864.
Mr.. TALLY--We have bees requested
BY alnumbsr Of citixena Of Mt. Pleasant
to request you to Jeave the city il fifteen
minutes. II you 60 peacesbly no harm
will beitll sou. II not, We will not b
responsible for the result. Your traitor
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Anew Perfans Tor sAs aaa.assrsni
WORMS | WORMS | |
MoruERs SAWS xoUR casnl1I

fhSasasA sfeAdldsen de ysaxiy nsa wsrnb vhnss
nvss night b saved Moshess sss Dr. C0areAiAs'n
WoRo AO8e04ea, which viii surely kill and expsl
the@ iFon youR childrsa. Chfldrrn Wall them u
rsealiy - any csndy- For Csseas. Oosss, &C. ~
SHIN OO4P0CkD COU0H LOzEN0ES.
FOR ale BY Asnsrs. yowuL 1 Co., L. HmEa, and III
drngGiats- jeil-d1y
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eoT Purchase ticket for the enter
tainnent at the Asheneun this evening.
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financial and Commercial


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