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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
LOIHy.
DIR. H. AND Frs e. 90
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts npon the Heart Liver, Kidneys D
geefiye Organs, and Glandulsr systen.
The SUCCESS which has attended the of this resd
In private practice and the endorsement Of edicala
thority enable 10 recommend il to the practitioue
and the public, feeling confident that with fair trial
will attest is exceeace 10 the Of Chronic dis
which indicate Iodine such scrofula Bronchitis
Skin Eruptons, Heart. LIVER and Kidney Diseases Ner
sons Affections. Neuralgia Rheumatism. Dyspepsia De
bility. Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength o.
Iodine Water containing three-quarter grains par,
Iodine IN each nud ounce 1srs water ssacsst Sssl
ssed II is not liable to
formed inequalities neither the Iodine oxydzed MOI
nentralsed by combination with any ingredient render
ing this ISOLATION superior to any other method Of txhIb
itinc Iodine
fuil directions accompany each bottle II may
used ~ family medicine well a By the profession
Price dollar per bottle On receipt of fise dollars
six bottles delivered free BY express any address
Beware Of Countcrfets and limitations hch uprncf
pied dealers endessor to dispose Of reputation
Bee our signature and trade mark the Greek word head
ing this adrersement upon the labels and wrappers
each bottle, without which none 10 genuine.
Circulars ~ Ats.
DR.. II. ASDERs CO.,
Physicians and Chemists
may2odAwtm No. a. Broadway. New York.
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9ptfial Noiifes.


We deem 1t our duty to kssp constantly before our
Cosa cousA Balan. Il 10 stoot ~ asste IL tns snd
0pmsnt md ~ who e speak n - inoex peaiss-
worthy terms cfft medonal value II u the real duty
house, ready for immediate Not only = II uost
spaeald remedy for coughs, snddsn cc9d4 fnAuerxs,
cTesp end Ill thrUe4 compaints but II v the consup.
tves great relief When they far gone that nc
medicine will cure them, Co.'s Cough Basam will
be found invalnabIs friend 70 ssy the coughing her
that suffering nom coughs, colds, Group throat
hoaEpspssAet thet Ars JAeles 70 pslnonary sttanks
not fakc our adtce, And provide yourself with supply
Of Goes Cough Balsam-ths beat and cheapest Cough
Basam in the World 10 eosts bnt forty cents and car
be found upon sAs counters Of druggists everywhere
oct3 dom
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IOWA ITEMS.

DEATH OF Ex- GOVERNOR RuscH.-We
learn trem the Davenport Gazette the
sad intelligence Of the death of Governor
Rusch. lie died few days ago at Vicks.
burg, and his body reached Davenport on
Wednesday. He was Captain and U. S,
Quartermasisr NJ the time Of bis death -
The Gazette says of him
Capt. Rusch was we'll known all oveI
the State ~ gentleman Of ability, in.
dustsy, and integrity, and IS . politician
zeslously devoted to the cause Of Liberty
aud Union. As State Senator, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Emigrant Commissioner,
and officer 10 the army, he won an envi.
able reputation and accomplished. much
for the cause OF freedom and for his coun.
try. His loss will be deeply felt, e.pe
cially 10 this vicinity. where best known
and respected. He leaves a vile and
three children of his own to mourn his
loss, aud six other IONS and daughters Of
Mrs. Rusch's, by her first husband, who
have long loved the deceased a. a fond
parent.
Tue UPPER Iowa CoNFKRENcE.-Of
this the Gazette says:
The Ninth Annual Session of the Up
per Iowa Conference Of the NJ. T.. Church
held at Wsierioo, has been attended BY
i20 ministers, and proved most interest.
ing meeting
On the second day the national flag was
raised over the Methodist Church at Wa
terloo with appropriate ceremonies. The
occasion called together large number
Of the citizens of Waterloo. Rev. p. E.
Brown presided over the meeting, and
Rev. A. j. ksnette, Rev. Mr.. Edwards,
Of Chicago, and Dr.. Spencer, of the State
University, made telling speeches. Mr..
kynette exposed the sophistrics of the
home enemies of the Government in a
telling manner.
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the
cheering at different times was tremen-
dous.
Bishop Scott was present and dismissed
the crowd With the benediction.
Patriotic resolutions we're passed by the
Conference sustaining the Administration
and the soldiers, and denoancing slavery
aud the rebellion.
Rabbit, of the Council Bluffs Buple.
bolts Little Mac add runs up the name
of Senator Wall, of New jersey, for the
Presidency.
Babbitt has at least the merit of con.
sistency.
-" Linkensale" is preparing history
Of the Iowa soldiers who have served in
The present war.
The 2ad, cath aud 2sth Iowa reui.
nents are with Sheridan. Nine com
oanies in these regiments are from John.
ION county.
-LeGrand Byington, in a circular to |
be voters Of the Fourth Congrs ssiopal
Districs, repudiates Mitchell. the regular
Democratic nominee for Congress, As be-
cg war man, and announces himself as
candidate, unless another Democratic
Convention shall be called and aa better
'eace man" than himself nominated
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McCLELLAN's PEACE PLEDaEs.-Th.
Louisville Ky. Press says: eve haye
reason to know that Charles A. WIickliffe
OF kentucky, stated in Baltimofe that
Mcclellan assured him two days in ad-
vance OF MeClellan's letter of acce p.ance,
that II no Mcclellan } we're elected, no. q
gun should be fred at the rebels after the
4th of March"
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CGFfeftcG by B. HAHikt co.. wholesale dfocefo
suG.s-N. Orleans fair PIC, prime, &c; choice 2s<
New York. G, 3oe New York. A, &c; crushed and pow
dered 3sc
MoLsssxs-sngas House, o5G1 lsc, Golden Syrup q
9sl 25-Sorghnm, e5t&7sc.
CaFFEr-Rio 81 to 5Sc.
RicE-1T@17lzc
scpA-American. II &c; English I2ll.
se4P-Paln 12t4e, herman, i2is, els.
CsspLEs-StAr, 3sc; summer Pressed, 23c.
TEAs-Young Hyson, 81 6Ja2 -. Imperial, 81 rs TO
50 ~: Black. II n foSi rs.
ToaAcco-Da,k Sweet, sc; Medium Brands 90 to
2sc. Gold and Natural Leaf. 81 50 20 & 90.
Esus-isess Efautis - IS 10 rates.
GiAss-Sxl0 Country IS 60 City IS, rates.
coRDAGx--32 TO 3sc.
DRY ApPlEs-ll to 12c g b.
DEI PEAcaas-Iifs IL to 1sc p b.
Oar CURAAsTs-25c.
= KAIstSs-s6 so to 81 90.
SaLr--4T to 5 60.
PEARL SrAscH-1ec.
MolISE WOODEN wAax-2 Hoop Pals, - 90; 3 hoop
do. - 50. No. Tubs, $40 Sc No. do Is 90. ~ DO
Is SO; Nests Sd do rs wash-boards IS CO.
FtsH-No. Mackerel, bbis SIS o0sp$l9 co.
MOI do do SIS 00(a{17 CO.
No. do hf do I'll 00uI1 e0
30. Q DO hf do $40 O0talo Is
If bbis. No White Fish, 81 So
OLs-coal OIL c9S1 Gs; Linseed OIL I rs: Lard OIL
81 so Fish Oil, 81 DO -
CHKRsDLDenmaIk, p to 25c.
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did you see thems
From their Sucker State hum
Down Mt Quincy y

AND we're busily employed in our cit,
yesterday hunting negro substitutes. 70,
wnom they paid handsomc sum. We
mean the several individuals that were
here from Quincy yesterday. There
were two a. DIS procured BY them. Wa
learned. a negro isn't good enough to
i've among Illinois Copperheads, bu. b.
is better BY thousand dollars for de-.
Tending the country and fighting rebel,
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h1T Another evidence of the meanne..
OF the proprietor of the Barrett House in
burlington, was bis refusing TO let sol.
dier's wife, with three small children,
ride across the river in bis sleigh, with
o'ner passengers, on a cold night las,
winter, simply because she demonstrated
against his heavy charges for meal or
Two for herself and children. This infor.
nation is obtained from an eye witness
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Printing FAKE,
A-Joint discussions between Mr.. Will
son and Mr.. Hornish, Congressional can
didates, have been agreed upon and will
be held as follows:

PERsosAL.-His Honor, j Judge Miller.
OF the U. S. Supreme Court, arrived a,
nome upon Friday evening from Milwau-
Kie, where session of his Court has lust
closed. His next term of Court is held
In St. Louis, for which place he starts
this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

EA soldier in New Orleans express
ed his opinion Of Gen. Candy thus: "He
appears to be in earnest, and to be thor
ough soldier. Besides, l should take him
to be man of business, for be has been
here more than two months and has not
yet found time to have his photograph
taken.
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A-Sheridan's branch of the Baltimor.
Platform-tbe enemy in sight; the inter.
val accessible to infantry, artillery. and
cavalry; sad forward march II
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i. S. 7-30 LOAN J!


The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
serpions will be received for Coupon fressur, Notes
payable three years from Aug. 15th 1854 with semiau
nuai interest 1t the Of seven and pe
cent per and interest both to b. maid
In lawful money
n'sss VIII be convertible at the option Of the
noas ~ maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not less thea FIVE nor more than twenty years
RON their date a. the Government NAV elect. Thew
will be ssued in denominations Of $50 sloo ssea q, o
and IS 600 and all subscriptions must be fo s au,r
or some multiple Of hfty dollars
As the notes draw interest from Augus, ts person.
making deposits Subsequent that date mus, nav Tho
interest accrued from date Of date Of deposi,
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time win be allowed
acommission Of one quarter Of per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.
tits National Savings Bank Offering higher rate Of
interest than any other, and the best exrtfv. Any sa
wings bank which pays its depostors in Notes. con
ders that II paying in the best circulating medium Of
the country and II ssss pay In anything better for II.
either securities or in notes
or bonds payable In government paper
Convertible into Six per cent. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes 70,
three years the privilege Of conversion Is now worth
about three per cent per annu the current rate 70,
$50 Bonds is less than per prenixm and
before the the premium six per cent u stock,
twenty per II viii be seen that the aetna
profit this lean the present market rate not Il ..
than ten per cent. per annum.
Iis Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation
But aside from all the advantages have enumerated
special Of Congress ez<npG bonds sua Trsassry
aetss from fee4I taratio1 On the average this exep
ton worth about two per cent per snnu according
the rate taxation parts of the country
II is believed that securities offer so great induce
ments to lenders those ssusd by the government In
all other FORMS Of Indebtedness the f. or ability of mi
rate parties stock companies separate communities
oniy, is pledged for payment, willie Tie whole property
Of the country IL held the dsehsr re u ali the
obligations OF tine Uilitei States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS by the Treasurer Of ths
Unitsd States at Washington. the several As@sta1,
rreasarers and des grated Delositariss and b, the
First National Bank CT ktekuk, Iowa,
and by sll National Banks which depossres u pue
lie money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
septz1Aawlm9
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g The spirit Of education is moth.
ing more than m endeavor to liberate.
by means Of freeman, tho ideal human
being that hes soneealsd II every child,
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

(QATCHRL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE 10 tas Bes. in
~ tAs ssssf. Tas eniy Hsrn4sss fvss sal R.i,slf,
aye knorn tbs srlendd Hair Dye u perfect
he'd hisy or tray Hair Instant, SIss.s Klars Or
ksstr B-svr without injuripg IL. far or ssiar tbs
SKIN leaving the Hair cot and Banfiiul inarts fresh
Vitality tre4aeay restoring its pxssiIe rolpr and rtsi
hts the III effects Of bsd Dyes Tie genuine Il signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others are mere inita-
tons; and should be avoided Fold sy all Druggists ke
fAcIokf-sl BArciayStreet, New York. BarcHsInss,
SEs TofLr5 CR for Dressing the Hair rtre-dkvIx
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"a Kramer. Irwin 4 Co agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol now in use.
No. los Main street
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SIhe low water during the past sea.
son has given the Keokuk and Fl. Madi.
son IL. X. pretty good run of business.
Inc shipment of freight around the rapids
Is accomplished promptly, and with more
safety than BY lighting, as of old. We
are glad to see the road prospecting.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

Corrected By GAYLORD CO., Produce Dealers.
FLouE-superhne, IS 50 q Dbl, p sack, 50, Double
Extra p Dbl, so, p sack. so; Extra Y Dbl o so
per sack co. Retail SOC q bbI and 25c p sack higher
thanksgiving, ii IS to SO; Fall, S5 to as = hu
Cons Mk.L-t2 10 q 100 ibs.
BRAs-wheat, 81 20: Corn Is = 100 hs.
CosS-Sew 10 TO so, old 90 q bushel.
RrE-70 to Soc p bush.
BARLEr-Fsll, 5d Spring, ] IS.
OAfs--50fo $50 a bush.
aREEN APPIEs-oOcas$l Is.
PorAfoKsl % to1 &C.
BurTEa-Common, soc; Choice, &c.
kGas-22c
LARp-2Gc.
sHouIpRRs-i6c 2 H.
SIDzs-22c = 10.
HAxs-23c y b.; Sugar Cured do 25c
wHiTE EsArs-Common to Good, 81 250$1 rs; Prime
Navy. 81 co.
TALLow-l5c. 4
BEEswAx-50 to 6Ac.
H.r-Timothy, $l2 ooai5 90, baled, SO 90; Prairie
HiDRs-Dry Flint, 1sc; Dry salted I4c: Grubby half
pries; Green, L Green Sheep Peits, rs to 81 90.
: SEEDS Timothy So 30; Flax e Is to 2 49,
BEEr CArTLr-s2 rs. to IS 90 gross.
bHErr-s4 90 to IS 90 Thead.
nooi-Fsetory Tub washed, s59 ooc; Pine Fleece. so
Mesfium do, rs to IS. =
Far Hoos-ss 90 to $40 90 nett;
FKATHxns-50 to CSC.
; RAse-4A to SIC
BAas-Burlaps, 6S 10 5oc.
Single Gnnnies, SIC; double do. CSC.
Seamless bush, soc to 2s.,..
Flour, y bbl., GO TO g.
do " Dbl, 80 to s6
do Il bhl (paper) s09
SAcKs-wool Sacks. ! is piece
oLD CopPER-3o to CSC p D.
0tD BxAss-23c a b.
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STATE MILITIA.

AplUrANr GsSrR4L's c-FTcrs
HtTEsFaET. lows. Aug. - 1854
fou are authorized hg this Department 10 organize
the militia Of Lee equity into Con- pasee 81 not les
fJts nor mere than ens sRr GrtG and ere men
Yen will notify Your izeDs in the most public man
nef OF yosr authority to organize Companies and urge
th N to sign company r,lis at once.
ine proper number 81 persons having been enrolled In
any Company, meeting Will be held after five d4ys
public Dotice for the election Of officers contan
roll aud ceraeats OF election VIII then he returned 70
this o.kce. -
f@nr attention i called to Sections ii ami 10 Of Char
Yer 81 Laws - loth General Assembly re1,i-frr ey4rv
ritize abie 10 perform military deity to enroll himself
As fnemler Of some Company and imposing 6ns q
cot les than ore dollar more than are hundred ,.
srs f1r the sittr neglect 81 this daty This me aar
recovered betore any civil Court, upon the fnforas-
tea 81 tie Captain Of Company, Of any citizen
\. RAkEE,
AaJsisnf General OF Iowa
tei A. WALL . NJ Hiatt, u. 5. Merriam. keekak
j. C. Walker feTi Madison; =. semple. Dover
The Chairman Of tae aLeve Committee ready to or
game si companies tha nlpy he enrolled according 10
law, and the Alteration Of all persons subject 10 military
duty Is called TO the penalty for non-enrellment
J. A. WALL
sepa-au Chairman IT the Committee
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New YORK. money Market.
| By Teleg-sph.J HKu Yeax, Oct. 1.
sold-Duil and lower opening At 1s2, advaneng TO
| iai. and closieg at ial.
The total exports Of specie to-day amounted to ss2a
co..
Government stocka-Steady.
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A Wonderful Cure aircasyr

hereby certify that have had sore ewes for Is
ana or the last three years have been able TO read
newspaper anything else During tb. tirne ,rss nv,
ger the treatment Of three celebrated I've Doctors who
did me little or no good. then tried country nh vscans
untii convinced that would 20 blind Az last rr Gov.
thon stopped In town, ami put iayself Err us treat
ment This was asont four ego and ain How abb.
10 cad line print and write well rs I ever did Nv
eyes are clear of inam nation, and pursuing m
labors as well ever safely recommend him 10
the world master of that disease You can have refer
ence To the above by applying unen citizens here
srptl+-ilm FRANKLIN BRABHAM. tCooperl
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PORT OF KEOKUK..


ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
Nelly Rodgers, Mason. Sc. Louis.
Ingomar, Schoheld, ST. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Nelly Rogers, Mason, St Louis
fngofnar, Schoflcid, st. Louis.
kasis, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Burlington, Rhodes, St. Louis.
Camciia, Brolaski, st. Louis.
J. g. Hall, WOODBURY., Pittsturg.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
Darlington, J. B. Rhodes. st. Louis.
Camelia, Brol4ski. ST. Louis.
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Diseases Of the Nervous,
~ Seminal, u Urinary and xrxaafSr~

tefns-hew and reliable treatmenf-in reports the
HOWARD by r&ii in sealed letter en-
seso resot charge Address, DT. j. sKLlis iiegaa
Howard Association. No. South Ninth Street pii.e
pima, Pa s?ridkwly.-
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- WORMS |! WORMS II
MOTHERS SAVE YOUR cmsLDRKI

Thousands Of children die yearly from worms who's
lives might be saved Mothers OY. Chu ~
Worm Lozenges, which will surely kilIsnd expel
them from your children. Children will eat them n
readily a. any candy. For Covers. CoLDs, &C. use
SHIkLNS COMPOUND COUCH L0ZKEGEe.
For sale By Messrs voNKLL Co., X. HEIsER and all
druggists. je11-dIy
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SOf<NAIES HOVEH SOAP.
This eeiebfAted Toilet soap, in zach universal
DEMAND. Is made from the choicest materials. 4,
mild and e,neitcntin Its nature fragrantly
scented sad extremely Beneficial in its action
upon the skin. Eor sale BY sal Druggists AMI Fancy
soods pess~rs jan2o-1ydAr.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-17

we only consider the motive Of them, make breach
at which Tyranny viii one day enter" II quletly
submitted to too long. Now, then, my opinion IS II
any one be brought before you for punishment LOT
selling liquor to soldier, or any other aliegauon
where there is no law against it no law passed by
the proper law-lnaking power either State or Con-
federate and where, as matter of course, you have
no legal or rightful authority to punish either by
fine corporeally, &c, you should simply make this
response to the one who brings him or her., as the
case may be, that you have no Jurisdiction OF the
matter complained Of ..-
a British Queen (AnneJ was once urged by the
Emperor of Russia to punish one of her officers for
what his Majesty considered an act of indignity to
his Ambassador to her court though the officer had
violated no positive law. The Queens memorable
reply was that "she could infict no punishment
upon any, the meanest of her subjects, unless war
ranted by the law of the land"
This is an example you might well initiate. For
| take it for granted that no one will pretend that
any General in command of our armies, could confer
upon you or anybody greater power than the ruilng
Sovereign Of England possessed in like cases under
similar circumstances. The case referred to In Eng
land gave rise to a change of the law. After that
an act was passed exempting Foreign Ministers from
arrest So with US. If the proper discipline and
good order of the army require that the sale OF
LIQUOR to a sUldierby person not connected with
the army should be prohibited (Which do not mean
to question in the Slightest degree) let the prohloi
ton be declared by law, passed by Congress, with
the pains and penalties for violation of it. with the
mode and manner of trying the offence plainly set
forth. Until this is done, no one has any authority
to punish in such cases; and any one VINO under
takes to do it is trespasser and violater OF the
law Soldiers in the SERVICE as well as the officers
are subject TO the Rules and articles OF VAR and II
they commit any ofense known to the military code
therein prescribed they liable to be tried and
punished according to the law made for their gov
eminent If these Rules and Articles of War, or in
other words if the military code for the government
q the army is defective in any respect, it ought to
Be amended by Congress. There alone the power
is vested. Neither Generals nor their Provost Mar
shals have any power to make, alter or modify laws
either military or civil; can they declare what
shall be Crimes either military or civil, or establish
any tribunal to punish what they may so declare.
All these matters belong to Congress; and assure
you, in my opinion, nothing is more essential to the
maintenance and preservation of constitutional lib
erty than that the military be ever kept subordinate
to the civil authorities
You thus have my views hastily but pointedy
given. Yours, most respectfully
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-17

Isnot thiseombination of old and honored friends
with malignant calumniators and foreigners strut
ting the streets and filling profitable and honorable
Offices and detailed to edit papers advocating tne
suspension of the writ of bdbeas corpus are not an
these and thousand more things, combined IN or
der to re- elect Gov. Vance and thus crush OUT the
last ray of Conservatism and independencef Is not
this machinery formidables and is not the zeal OF
the Governor and his new allies wonderful? how
harmouiously do they work. 80.
1t is said that none bnt the poor and illiterate
are Conservatives Many of 28, 900 shareholders 10
this State are true Conservatives, and even it this
were not so, H-.f-- z< -,
"Tbe poor have rights, If they be all.
And these the patriot will deend.' -
have as usual written in haste but there are
some random hints in this communication, which
think would be well to be noted. -ss-, r. ~
80 s. ~ PATRICIA.
April 81, 1864 17"