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Gen. Butlsr's Propositions.

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be lI9A-c---e prey ols-t Stationed IL Fort e.
ess Monroe. l.o' ei mp -.e James hlFef o- @
l4la. Cd utica cap l-.Aca-i-- an mn DE G
lh' movement
PHUADz-s- >lF.
Tie Er---..y b.a.t... ina. lE.r. a-lala- -
es thar Sherman has can---. N--... Dr. I'D 3
many prisoners
Wa~Hr,.r.> Soy
Tie President has determine -.- CD Ter-
li- cotton o. be- brought el- .t the seeded
states. except As 3 prize to tle Government.
80 other permits +. 90 He granted % t.a..
within tle rebel lines. l-l those heretofore
granted wl- probably ha revoked.
\ rebel correspondent of t.- rebel I.ou- .
Jon T.4.s. writing from Richmond SAYS.
strenuous efforts are hrln-ml Ie % swell
Lees nun ners by calling .utl tte ranks Zee
a.iel men, hv substituting negroes f.-
white telmsters. ana hy getting into tle
service that large body az men who have
got STATE exemptions ami haVa hitherto
escaped CONSUMPTION ID IS estimated THAR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

BElwA's BE0E-H-AL TR0CIEs are widely
known IS al e--lo-isael remedy Tor coughs
Colds. Bronchitis HOarsene-s. AMI Olner
troubles VI the Throat AMI Lungs- Ineif
good reputation and extensive use Las
0r0lgLl Oll many Imitation ana similar
represented 10 be the same
which are generally injurious. Obtain only
BrOlrns Bronchial IrOches-
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NlMel-csil.e the capital Cd. Georgia. has
been camunl nl uur caEair, THE Legs
laturp was in session. AMI -Omr members
Who d.l n.t yen Duf iu fu- u-re taken
prisoners. together with -hc citizens Nlo
remained. Drea. excitement prevailed o.
Augusta a. il wt- taken Ior -rn-ei tal
sherman was moving ou rEat riIy.
There Is hut o.e ll-r over Which -ler-
man can march. oa account 90 lae remark
able conformation OF the cuuairy lha i-
The line fhrouga which tAe Georgia Central
Railroad passes This rlli ha.t un a
hiuh. gently rolling. irlcfDt lIli beginning
south oi Savannah .nIe Eten..ayo 50 semi
circle Sd Macon Throughout the Whole
length OBJ thi- unlIl.i'n- Door there ale 300
defle-. uD -wamp~. do forests DOR other
natural oh~uWct.Dl-. which would 4.te
small .ieusi,e army ai'a 1 .-lo.er am AL
my of invasion. -aouDl however -ier-
mans course lead him north or south oi The
Georgia Contra. road. ic would -et into
country OF forests. swamp- aAl pine barren
through winch il would Zee quite impo-- Die
% make he3dWaT even Herr there hHf q
very small army Oh oppose hua.
lie may il rs thought. -ct iu motion q
cavalry ra-l against Augusta bat tae prob
ability i- tr Niil continue Nn Ht lur of fur
Ceora3 Central r.ar..i G.r Macon to
savannah and establish na,r base oa the
ocean m th.f1lrtn ar tic Savannah river
r... lr,..,. .4-... J.f.v .,.,ff--f..
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1-:.r, N-.f'o.4.. co.
5,-i,o.l.. r....-,, ........, .. ,i,,,.,
cinc with "a force es.lma,eiat from %. Geo
lo 10 600 I'm Two columns one ,n fine Me-
Donorob aud the other on iDa Ianr-hnro
road ar Raar Greek fu miles .i.rr. CritIio
until laf, I'm tbe evening" Then -. +..f l.arl.
10 Griffin and Was ras-.n- that aur~
,ieht When onr Informant l.f. orr i-.,..f
ry forces ,ror. nlf.r hsr' f, r.-.a-l lilo
n +, prohahlc tbat mi thc tt....,,s .e.i.. -irs
Sherman accnni,- g-.rru and vff r...tlir
demonstrate nnau Macon .,.I n.rl..n- ar
lo1pvil,
We laaia .,,i4r...sffs ....... tl.. t,..
Browns re-itleuc. iu Canton ;4e.,los
comfy cfni..,.,r,, s. comma. lions i-. '-nr
bon-e kitchen outanu-s et. u-a BE-. ..f
ao ani nihar buil.liu..-. ,r.r.. sid f.s.....l o..
the ground by the vand3l hca itw lav.
ago THE officer il command NJ the van-
dals. who Were sent to execute the woIh
they SD m.hlessly ml -ucce, .n.iy n.r.o.-
med allowed tine family. Wh1 were .ying
Oh The premises. cA.y AAcen minutes % zee
move their furniture from the house aal
all That vas mol removed Ni,rm itai fime
was destroyed hy tae flames Tine same
parts burned the Court House. Academy.
both hotels. lail. ami about tWo-th.rJ oi
the best dwelling ant business houses lu
Canton. \ force OF some 5000 ur iNO0
vandals were within mile or two OF the
town. while some I'D Of ,he band were sent
into the town. under an officer with orders
to burn the house OF GOV. Brown. tie pub
lie buildings. aud houses 81 an who have
been prominent Southern men. 10 j. now
evident That sherman has inaHgnrated "a
winter campaign. and that Georgia ir TIE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30
The Mysterious Geotgia Caup,.-

The Sno,,-a,la ,,-rs,n B..
Tho ir,arinafi.-s IN rt.. ,,.'-... -.-e1 Or
Gen. Shern3n.s leo..~s ,,,,r- ot
the darkne.. I'D I'M err--t.s .-- '
MIN thor .hoifer heif~f -,,-- .-l-
hi, Sims never ID laha.-, "a.
enemy rar,-ts ID rs ,i.-.-.- ..~ ne
certainly sometime fra,,. ...-
To march a hodl off- -s ...'.
men IS q d.. Hy.nr c...,r,. ~ .
Without car.ne..-|.., q, s.. s
.n .--,st NAM ~, -f,a ,,,..--.. ..
rs.-fal la ths mos. -....'.., s-1-
achievement .f fh. MN 81 .. t
not recall d march ,,h..f .,-
with it. Ia modern ,,ii.ts-, .i.-.,..-
has t. that Ten dav.' pr1,.. SINS g..
carried on The hacs ana .r,.,.. 50 'e
,ounaci waron-tra.n. ana ,-,. 81
zion trains aud pon-oon main. s-, -, -....--
psry fha army with q re.,.r .,..' -.....
cry.
Such admin ertsrrrs, ,,,ff......
have been undertakes, ..-,.,- f., -,.. -
a,peciaut f,r rs. mason ~. ....,
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with lin, .~ ~...rft-f., r...t.
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The following Is the official statement OF
the soldiers vote on the electors Of Pres
ident and Vice President 1t will DE seen
that no returns have as Yet been received
from several of the regiments:
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4 DNNIsIRAIOR> 1ALL----' 4.
4 l-r..y gwen. tllt q l.-s-.
-. -rl.--l - Nl. r. l-------.
-rsr. -.r-r r- ar--l-. O. 4'-
I-a.T s.. 81. = p-1-.c --.- .- OBJ Pc
II ...l lf Leslie ID -4l-rl-f t- h.
-.-1---r SO a. -H1 o -.lcE ll t-. 81 ...t
..-.-ast .. r--- E-l-y Ds----. --- 80
s--- r.. 81 ana O. 80 s. 81. - = $3.50
-lt u r..zu ODE lrli- o. rage I'D So
AES0LD WALKER,
Adn.als.rator estate q Hslry D-rns $780,
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IIoI an luIilIIl n OlIE IT
Hospital .............---
bet. 18th Infantry at Mum
fordsvilie. Ky, .... -....-
bet llth cav. Fiem gsb z .ky.
18th 4" Owcngsviile Ky,
"a " Pulaski, Tenn.
4th " Nashville. Tenn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20
DISTRICT COURT.


The decision in favor of the plaintiff, ir
the case of Goodrich VS.. Potter, was an
nounced in the minutes of Thursday.
The first case called was Howell vs
Walters, but the jury not being all pres
ent number of special orders were
made in other cases.
The case of Howell VS.. Walters occu
pied the whole of the forenoon. This il
an action for the possession Of property
purchased at Sheriff's sale by plaintiff,
which defendant refused to give up
The property is situated on Main street
between Seventh and Eighth Streets -
The counsel for defendant rest their de-
fense entirely upon the validity of the
Sheriff's sale, which they seek so set
aside. The defendant appeared in Court
as witness, and was, very naturally,
much affected by the circumstances Of
the case-in fact, euen to tears. The ex-
ANIMATION OF Witnesses was very long and
tedious, yet not without interest Sew
eral tetnts were made during the trial
one of which resulted quite seriously to
the defendant, who was carried out in
sensible. The counsel for some reason,
after the case had proceeded thus far,
concluded TO have it continued, which
was done and the jury dismissed
At o'clock the case of Hancock VS..
Duty, for damage in the non- perform
ance of contract to build wagon, was
called. This case involved but small
amount and was consequently hotly
contested one. The examination of wit.
nesses took up the whole afternoon until
a late honr, and was still incomplete when
the Court adjourned. This case will
probably occupy the whole of to-day, as
the arguments of counsel, instructions to
the jury, de-, are still to come. During
the trial the Courtroom was filled with
spectators anxious TO witness the progress
of so interesting controversy. The
final result and verdict will appear in
Mondays paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

EsB- An old man named McCarroll.
was brutally murdered in his own house.
about eighteen miles from Dubuque, on
Friday evening of last week. He had
three sons, all of whom were absent on
the old mans return from DUBUQUE.
whittier he had been during the day to
make purchases. One of them, who had
been at party in the neighborhood, on
returning home, found his father dead,
having been apparently beaten to death
with clubs, and his mother insensible
from bruises inflicted with the same
weapons. There we're disputes existing
between the father and the two older
sons, who, as their whereabouts were not
accounted for are suspected of the MUIR
der Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

BARREr Hous., BuRLIHGToH. Iowa.
Feb. 18th, l864.-Local Committee OF
the State Fair met At o'clock In pursu-
ance of public call.
Present, Messrs. Gear, Hayden, Pier.
son, Ray, McCash, Teedrick, David,
Orndorf, Ripley, Letter. Robinson. Ab-
sent, Messrs. Rand, Stewart and Thiel-
sen.
DIR. Letter was called to the Chair, and
j. w. Shaffer appointed Secretary. The
Secretary read communication in regard
to the duties of the Local Committee.
Messrs. Robinson, AcCash and Ripley,
we're appointed Committee to report
business for the meeting. After short
absence they returned, aud recommended
the appointment of Committees as fol-
lows: On Finance. on Visitors, on
Grounds. on Buildings, and on Transpor-
tation. Thereupon the following we're
appointed
Finance = Messrs. Hayden, Teedrick
and AcCash.
visitors-Aessrs. 1. N. Ripley, Gear
and David.
Grounds-Messrs. Orndorff, picrson,
Ray, Barker and Leff1er.
Buildings - Messrs. McCash, Rand,
Teedrick and Letter.
Transportation-Messrs. Tbielsen, E.
+. Gay and Stewart.
John H. Gear was appointed Corres-
ponding Secretary, and w. Hayden
Treasurer.
The Chairman was authorized to call
meeting of the Local Committee when
ever he may deem it necessary.
Adjourned to meet the Executive Com
mittee at the Barret House on Friday.
February 26th, at 9A A. NJ. Ordered
published. }. NJ. SHAFrER,
Sec'y Local Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

Books FOR THE CAMP FIREs.-No. 2
is ready. 1t is claimed to be the cheap
est original work yet published. 1t con-
tains l04 pages, minion, and five spirited
illustrations. 1t is entitled ClotelIe /: a
Tale of the Southern States, by w. w.
Brown, native of Kentucky. Price ten
cents ; for which it will be sent to any
address, postage paid. by the publisher
James Redpath, Boston. No. 8, a Tale
by Balzac, "the Dickens Of France will
be issued sosn. On Picket Duty, by Miss
Alcott. No. of this series, has rone to
its second edition. 1000 were sold in
three days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

How SHE TRIcKED HIM-A war wid.
ow trioked libertine out in Allegheny
county, N. Y, BY taking his $500 to get
ready for proposed elopement, and then
sending him the following chilly. .dux:"
"Mr. -: have to inform you that
circumstances beyond my control will
prevent me from fulfilling my engagement
to elope with you tonight. l expect my
husband home on furlongh soon to spend
Christmas and New Year s, when We will
laugh at your discontinue Meanwhile
l Will keep your money as a Christmas
present for him. and when this cruel war
is over, it will come handy to assist him
to start in business. Yours, stenderly. -
G. T. N.
"P. S.-Wben next you undertake to
play the libertine, you would do we'll to
select your victim outside of old Alle.
ghany county; and above all. beware OF
o soldiers wife"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

RIvra NEws.-Yesterday morning
the river was closed again at this
point, and four passengers came across
although it was considered very danger
Gus. About noon the gorge broke away,
and the ice commenced running again
but towards night it gorged again. Navi
CATION has been temporarily suspended il
consequence of the extreme cold weather
and the steamer Johnson is now laid ur
at Quincy, and the Lucy Bertram lies ice
bound at Hannibal. The river is lowe,
now than it has been at any time this
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20
Card

1t is due to many members of my
church and congregation, and to my own
feelings, publicly to acknowledge the en-
tirely unexpected and most generous gift
of more than one hundred dollars, on the
occasion of the Ladies' Social at my house
last evening. This valuable proof OF
their regard, in addition to many similar
testimonials during my brief ministry
among them, is received with the liyelies.
gratitude, and with the earnest prayer
that they may never have reason for ask.
ing, "to rhat purpose uas this ,caste 9''
GEO. THAcHER.
Keokuk, Feb. l9, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

DIS BASES OF TIE THROAT AND CHEsI
DR.. j. T. Wright, or an assistant from
the St. Louis Throat and Lung Institute,
will soon visit keokuk for the accommo-
dation of his patients and all who may be
affected with throat or chest diseases. We
advise all who may be suffering with this
aSNming class of complaints, to make as
early application as possible upon his ar
rival. See advertisement. Gd&wti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

COOLER THAN TUE WKATHER.-The
Muscatine Journal, which has been cab
baging the GATE CITr locals and miscel-
lanics and passing them off as it own often,
for more than five years past, now charges
us with cabbaging an item from the To-
ledo Commercial.
We never saw the Toledo Commercial,
and if the item referred to appeared in
the editorial columns of that paper. it
was stolen from the GATE CTTY, as scores
of better ones have been stolen time out
of mind from the same source by the
Muscatine Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

D~ "Well," said Yankee, proudly,
to travelling Scot. as they stood by The
Falls Of Niagars, s'is not that wonderful?
In your country you never saw anything
like that y
Like that?" qnoth the latter; s'there's
far mair wonderful concern twa mile
frae whaur | was born
''Iudeed," says Jonathan, "and prav
what kind OF . concern may it be pa
"Why. mon," replied the other, "it's
peacoak wi q wooden Jed p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

TAxRs.-Mr. Lowry, our Collector and
Treasurer, desires US to say that on and
after Monday, February 2sd, he can only
receive greenbacks, Iowa, and national
currency as money in payment Of taxes.
Mr.. l.. will probably remain here during
next week, AMI all persons had better
avail themselves of this opportunity to
pay their taxes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

WARD CoMMIrTEEs.-Thes several COM
mittees appointed at the War Meeting on
Monday evening, are requested to meet at
the Clerks Office in the Court House this
evening at I o'clock. A full attendance
is necessary, as the time in which to act
is short, il We are going to escape the
draft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

zF The Ravels are still iceolated from
Keokuk and its warm hospitalities, and
continue TO remain on the opposite side of
the river. They sent us word last night
that they would be over to-day if posi-
Bile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

n0- We publish in another column
resolutions pending at Richmond in ref
erence to the exchange of negro soldiers.
The Copperheads must either stand up
for their brethren in Richmond, or follow
the lead of Garret Davis and insist that
all negro troops be disbandcd, and their
places by supplied by white men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

MuLEs,-The price of these animals
has advanced very much since the Idaho
fever broke out among our inhabitants
But we presume they will decline since
the Governor Proclamation was issued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

E We see by the Davenport papers
that Prof. Agassz is announced to lecture
in that city next week. The citizens Of
Muscatine are trying to get him to come
to their city. Could he not be induced
to visit Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

CoRREcrIoS-Tbe rumor that Wa
published in our paper few days ago
Of the Grace Mill burning at Warsaw.
was without foundation. The flames
which were seen here were from an old
meadow a short distance below town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

nsn- There was an accident on the
Eastern train this afternoon this side of
Clayton. We did not learn the particu-
lars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

WANTED.-We call attention to the
advertisement Of men wanted by the Des
Moines Valley Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

Horse THIEyING.--We learn from a
gentleman from Warsaw that several
have been stolen within the last few davs
In Hancock and adjoining counties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

81 A great many anecdotes are related
Of personal bravery. We should like to
zee that man who would deliberately al
iow = woman to catch him naking nonths
at her baby.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

"Why did Adam bite the apple ~
said the schoolmaster to one of his pupils.
'Because be had no knife" replied the
urchin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

ss- We understand that there is
number of the 7th Iowa Infantry on the
other side of the river waiting to come
across.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

3D. 1t does not necessarily follow that
man is christian because he belongs
to church any more than it follows that
9 man il. . dog hseasse his name i Bar.
ker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

g The skating still continues excel
lent, and the ice is constantly thronged
with skaters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

Eey- Co. c, 7th Iowa, left Muscatine,
by rail, for this city on Tuesday last. So
says the Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IOWA
ivI UNIvRRSrrY VNDrgK

ivered in this institution, commencing March lst
1854, and continue sixteen weeks six Lectures daily
Fees for al The LectRres o10s Mnsffcu!afton. Is;
Demonstrations, o5; Graduation. 500 sood Hoard
% 90 to % per week; Clinical Instruction in United
States Hospitals, erAsuhons. charge Tor SurgicaI
operations before the Class.
ian6-dkvaW J. G.. HUU8HA UNsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20
ST. LOUIS
Throat and Lang xnstitafe.
No SO y. Sixth St. bet. Chestnut and Pine,
1T. WRIGAT,iM. D.. Proprtetor

Cafarh Throat Diseases, Asthma Bronchitis Early Sa
ger Of Consumption, Heart Disease Liver Comnlains
Impurities ef the Bleod ScofHia Diseases OF the Kid
neys Diseases OF Women and all other compioints that
lead 10 Consumption.
Are treated by entirely NV SrsrFx This new sys
has been most extraordinarily successful and by its
and PERMANENT cures has ELECTED the
testimonials from eminent PLY ssicans in its favor
Patients at distance treated with equally great
This Institute viii be permanent. AMI hut the
eminent practitioners in this difficult depsrt
nlent Of Medical Science viii be employed
Those having the slightest symptom II Throat or Chest
disease should apy at for all such complaints lead
consumption and death.
For further particulars apply at the Institute In per,on
or by letter.
Once hours from A. IN. to 5 p. m.
Address j. T. WRIGHT. MI
st. Louis Threat aud Lung Institute
an26deodAwewly No. 30 North 9th ", ST. Louis No,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

TTsee advertisement for Spring Course OF Medical
Lectures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20
DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS

NOTICE u hereby given to the of the lots de-
scs1hed in the foregoing list situated city Keo
knk Lee county Iowa. ard ali others interested
special tax has tn assessed and levied lots hy
She City Council of said city for la. ing plank sidewalks
uut OF said lots a. designated in aboye list and unless
payment be made OF the tax levied and also all costs
before the 81 day Of March, A. D. 1861 the said lots or
much thereof shall he necessary hargc said
tax and COSTS will be sold the day aforesaid at the
Mayors Office in said city between the hours Of O'Clock
a m and oeiock r. M. 4. G. RICHARDSON,
febii-5w Collector City Of keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

F The farmer whose pigs 20. 80 lean
that they would crawl through the cracks
of the pen, stopped their ''fun" by tying
knots in their tails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20


T IST OF LETTERS
Ren.nIng in the Post oiee at Eekuk on the 18th of
February. 1854.
BE- Persons calling for any cf the bnewing letters
rutist SAY, ~ADyERrisEn.
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Escape from the DRAFT!
RE CRUzTS W.4V'TED
FOR THE
2ND IOWA VETERAN VOLS!

The undersigned il recruiting for the second low
veteran Infantry. Any noncommssioned ofrer private
0r citizen presenting recruit my office will receive
$ls. Recruits will be entitled to bounty Of SG2. SIS
VIII be advanced when the recruit !. mustered into the
United States service
orrIcE-Man, between 10th and l1th sts- Keokuk
JOHN AAcKLEY.
feb l3-dlm lst Sergt- Co. A, ID Iowa Inf
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A business vt on Main between 9TH and Tth Terr
reasonable. For particulars enquire u
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