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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05
Foreign News.
NEw YoRK. DC

New YORK, Oct. 4.
The Persia arrived here last night with
dates to Sept. oath.
There is nothing new regarding the Fen-
ans. Another petty officer was arrested in
the Cork garrison, but it is believed that the
troops, as a body. are perfectly reliable.
Dublin detectives were at work in Eng
land. Two Fenians had been arrested in
Manchester and one in Sheffield. All were
sent to Dublin.
The Fenian organization in Liverpool is re-
ported to continue active, notwithstanding
the arrests.
The Dublin Erening Nail says that the evil
dence is so volumnous that the examination
Of prisoners could not take place until the
Esd. All quiet throughout Ireland at the
latest dates.
A gunboat continued cruising off Cork,
looking out for vessels reported to have clear
ed from America with arms
The Times editorially holds up the move
ment to contempt as decidedly absurd and
utter Insignificant in proportion, but says it
is something to have it already shown that
the American Government rejects all partici-
patton, which Irishmen fondly expected.
The Army and Nary Gazette does not be-
lieve the troops are infected with Fenianism,
and say they are stationed on sound military
principles in the event of rising, and num-
Der 2,60O police.
The Noniter authoratvely states that no
change in members or policy of the Irish gov
ernment is contemplated, save an invention
Of evil disposed persons. Attention is drawn
in Paris to the fact that there are two small
islands between Newfoundland and Ireland,
not marked in the present maps, but adapted
for service in the Atlantic Cable.
The Emperor of Austria issued an impor-
tant manifesto to his people, guaranteeing
them the right to participate through their
representatives in legislation and conduct of
finances.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-Flour in fair de-
mand at unchanged rates. Wheat in better
request, and with small supply, prices ad-
yanced 1(62d per tental red: spring S(aD lode
9s2d; red winter, 9s4d. Indian corn quiet at
29s(d 29s6d for mixed. Beef dull but steady.
Pork in limited demand.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday eve., Sept. A.-The
steamer CALEDONIA from New York arrived
at Greenock day.
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes a re-
port that the American barque Hannah arri-
we'd here from Cardinia, was overhauled at
sea by an armed screw steamer carrying the
Fenian flag. The captain of the ship pro-
nounced the story hoax.
The issue Of seOO, 600 sterling bonds by the
Erie railroad company is officially announced
by Morgan h Co., Of London. The sub
scviption price is 75, redeemable at par in
ten years, with interest at per cent. The
bonds are convertible at any time into stock
at the owners option.
The Fenian prisoners were all remanded
yesterday ut Dublin for week. They will
all be tried together. Arrests continue,
among the latest are an American tailor, Of
Dublin, named r. Jeffries, and q stationer in
Liverpool, named Archdeacon. REASONABLE
casions
PARIS, Sept. 23.-The Minister of the In
terror has instructed the Perfects to carefully
peruse the provincial papers, and officially
correct errors in them.
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BY TELEc GRAPH.


NEW ORK, Oct. 4.
The Times Washington special says an er.
roneous impression prevails as to the effect
of relieving General Bragg from further SER
vice on the Wirz Military Commission. 1t is
generally supposed that this order of War De-
partment embraced grave legal qsestion -
to the right of the commission to proceed
with the trial of Wirz. The question, how
ever, has long been settled, and the with
drawal of one member or any number of MEM
bers of court until the number is reduced to
three, will not vitiate the proceedings nor
prevent the remaining three or more from
making up their findings and judgement.
Gen. Slocum's resignation has been receiv-
ed and accepted by the President.
Another Kentucky delegation is coming to
Washington to urge Gen. Palmer's removal
from the command of the military department
of Kentucky. This delegation is headed by
Garret Davis and his confreres are ofthe like
ilk.
Commissioner Edmunds. of the generalland
Office, to-dayd cided that apreem.or !, allow
ed TO file his declaratory statement upon .
tract of lands previously entered under the
homestead act, if his declaratory statement is
accompanied by his affidavit, that he had ac-
tually made his settlement prior to date OF
the homestead act He also decides that two
or more parties cannot enter the same tract,
under the same act. The tract should be
awarded to the first applicant If two or
more apply for the same tract st the same time,
it should be awarded to the party making the
highest bid for the privilege of making the
entry, and the su mthus bid should be Gre
tied to the United States in the returns as in
excess, with memorandum of other facts. A
party can enter tract upon which pre- emp
tor has fled his declaratory statement, if he
files his affidavit that there is no pre- -emption
settlement on the land, and makes his entry
subject to the redemption claim, in case such
Exemption should be established after no.
tice and hearing of the parties concerned.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
81, ,625 So.
The following ruling was this morning or
dered by the commissioner of internal reve-
une:
That in determining the amount of taxable
property, gross receipts for premiums and re-
ceipts, section los of the act Of July l3, 1854,
Insurance companies are not allowed to de-
duct any amount paid them for reinsurance.
Gen. Howard will next inspect the condi-
ton of Freedmen's affairs in North Carolina,
and will leave for that purpose in about q
week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

II. H. TRIxBLE, the Possum candidate for
Supreme Judge, is one of the most intense
copperheads in the State. He went into the
service in the capacity of Lieutenant Colonel,
staid few months, made a desperate effort
for Brigadiership, failed in the attempt, re-
signed in disgust, and apologized to the cop
perhesds in public speech, for his brief SER
vice against their southern brethren. He
was elected District Judge on the copperhead
tieket during the war, and is the only copper
head Judge In the State.
How can any man vote for such a copper
head demagogue for the Supreme Bench
against man of thsterling patriotism and
honesty and thesuperior qualifications ofJudge
WRIGHT. All who do so, will simply disgrace
themselves without beneftting TRIxBLE OF
damaging WRIGHT,
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North Carolina Convention.
RALEIGH, Oct. 4.

The North Carolina State Convention or
ganized yesterday. Col. N. c. Reid was
unanimously elected President. There was q
fnll attendance of delegations, aud the great
est harmony prevailed. There is no doubt
but that clause will be inserted in the Con-
stitution of North Carolina prohibiting sla-
very.
The Governors meassage was read to-day.
1t is short and to the point. 1t says the du-
ties Of the Convention are too plain TO need
suggestion from the message, and believes
that these duties will be faithfully performed.
Nothing of importance was done to-day
except the appointment of business commit
tee. The Convention will 60 zealously to
work on Thursday.
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Items from New York.
New YoRK. Oct. 4.

The Heralds Vera Cruz correspondence Of
the 2lst represents horrible state of affairs
in Mexico. Disorder and violence reign su-
preme. The gurrillas increase in numbers,
and depredations continue in all sections.
Some 1900 additional French troops have
lately arrived, and number of negro troops
are expected from Egypt. It is feared they
will bring the cholera with them and infict
new misery on the country.
The Hcrdlds special says that thenew $40
debtedness and other interest-bearing securi-
ties, three denominations only will be made,
viz $1,000, $500 and 500. The one thou
sands are the only ones now ready.
The Pension Bureau desires 1t to be known
BY applicants for pensions, that it Is unneces-
sasy FOR them to 60 TO tie expense of obtain
ing ceeti6eatss d the IL Of limbs, - The Bu-
ssaa - ~ iafosnatiena lssady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The number who have lived upon the earth
since the creation has been estimated at hbout
q, ,OOO. 900. 900, 900, 900. This sum, wh4n d.
vided by 27.s64 600, the number Of square
miles of land, gives 1914, So, ,O66 to square
rod, and FIVE to square foot. Suppose a
square rod capable Of being divided into
twelve graves, each grave would contain one
hundred persons; so that the whole earth has
been one,hundred times dug over to bury its
inhabitants, supposing they had been equally
distributed. We're the bodies lain upon the
surface, they would cover the land TO the
depth Of an hundred feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

Drs MONIES, Oct. 8.
Colonel Benton, the so-called "Soldiers"
candidate for Governor, spoke at the Court
House last evening. The hall was crowded
to excess, ii having been limited early In the
day that Governor Stone would be present,
although Mr.. Benton had declined to meet
him in joint discussion.
Mr.. Benton was listened to with silence
throughout two hours discussion bf the
weakest kind, devoid of all point or logic.
be whined piteously because he had no press,
no money. no corruption fund, TO back him,
and had to go it alone and although he was
gaining ground he did not expect TO be cleo
ted. He was nominated BY seventy-sif sol.
diers who were mad because the Repub bican
Convention was not postponed until they
came home from the war. He was opposed
10 negro suffrage because he did not hesire
negro equality, and because the negroes were
better off without it, All they should ex-
pect was freedom. He quoted a,part of Pres
ident Lincoln $ reply to Douglas, in 1858. to
show that he was opposed TO negro suffrage.
He did not know who his supporters were,
but the charge that he affiliated with copper
heads was false.
At the close of his speech, loud calls were
made for Governor Stone, who took the stand
and in one of the most whitening, unsIs~er-
able arganasn.s, tore TO tatters the soplhistry
and trash of Mr.. Benton. AS speech i
WIS full Of interest. Suffice il TO san, the
Governor surpassed himself
From an abstract, compiled in the State
Secretarys office. the census returns Of ii e
State shows the total white population to be
149, 600; colored, 904 voters, 5000 mill
tia. 1927; foreigners, 97,624 not natu-
ralized, 1854 blind, $50; deafsand dumb,
29l; insane, 6l3: increase in population in
two years, 1872. OF dogs there are 50, 900.
who have destroyed S26, las worth of sheep
in the past year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

WAsHuorox, Oct. 4.

The court-martial in the case of Brevet
Brig. Gen. Briscoe, Of the 1o9tA Penniylva-
mia, who was arrested 1t Lynchburg on Fri
day last, convened to-day. He is charged
with having distracted from the United
States bar of gold bullion valued ct over
81, 100, . package Of gold coin valued at
$1,000, and silver coin valued at $3.50 ;
also, conduct prejudicial to good ordef and
discipline.
Ex-Gov. Ford, Of Ohio, appears in behalf
Of Gen. Briscoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

GHERIFF'S SALE.--State of Iowa Lee
- county, ss-By virtue Of special execution to me
directed issued by the Clerk Of tho District C01rt of said
comfy IN favor of " A yors. and against Fred
ernk Muse will sell the highest bidder at the front
door Of the Cisrks Once Of the District Court OF Lss
eunty Iowa Ct Ksokuk In said county the 2lst day
n October A. D. 1885, between the hOurs Of o'clock
~ n and O'Clock r n, commencing 1t O'Clock p n.
Of said day the following property towt; Lots
two 81 asd thres Sl In 6lsck l6e In ths city Of Kso-
kuk Lee county, Iowa.
fo b. sold By order Of court = satisfy 80 WIT ofsx
cutioa. UkAHk An M0B1DM,
TriSAsf's Yss ~ ool oAssin u Lee Co., Iowa
Essknk, 0sDA -. 1eee. tnQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The trial of two Sioux Indians, named
Littlc Six" and Medicine Bottle,H was
concluded at St. Paul on the 26th, and they
were sentenced to be hung. They received
the sentence with becoming dignity, and one
Itriking on his breast, said the Great Spirit
had made him man and not q squaw, and
he was not afraid to die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

A FRIGHrrrI gale prevailed along the north
western part of the Gulf of Mexico on the
18th. Great damage was done at Galveston,
but no lives were lost. Grand Cl$mere,
Louisiana, is thought to have been submerged
by the back water, and it is apprehended that
many persons were drowned. Reports from
other places describe the tornado as unpre.
cedentedly severe.
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New YoRK, Oct. 4

NEW I ORK, Ocf I.
At the street cleaning investigation 4 o-day,
the evidence was 80 unimportant that Brady
said tomorrow, if the case of his clients
stood a. it did now, he would submit it TO the
Governor for decision without further evil
dence, and without argument.
A FIRE broke out this afternoon in the upper
story Of the building, 1905 Water street, oc-
cupied by Geo. Copeland, cotton broker,
Harding L Heath, tin, copper and sheet iron
workers, and Virden b Robinson, coal safe
makers, who are sufferers TO the total amount
of probably $4,000
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TOLEDO, Oct. /.

TOLEDO, Oct. 4.
The great consolidated Toledo, Wabash &
Western railroad company unanimously elec
ted the following directors Of said company
for the ensuing year:
A. Boody, J. H. Knox, T. C. Litchfeld,
J. X. Jesup, j. Rsss, j. Spears, j. Dunlap
and 8. Humphrey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

A WOMAN on the railroad between New
York and Philadelphia picked her fellow pas
senger's pocket Of her port monnaie. A COM
mittee Of ladies searched the thief without
success, when, at the suggestion of gentle
man, the stolen property was found in the
woman . waterfall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

New YoRK-A very general feeling of dis
gust is growing into full and even Eerce ex.
preston outside of New York in the democrs-
tic rsnks, Is regard to the late mansouvre at
Albany. The oldline democrats say tat il
they are going to vote q republican 6eket,
they will vote one nominaied by republicans,
not one foisted on the public by humbueg1Ag
party managers who pretend to be demo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

CAIRo, Oct 4.
Nearly 1000 bales of cotton passed up to-
day, mostly for New Albany, Indiana
The amount Of cotton burned at Memphis,
Sunday, is much greater than at first reported
1t is now estimated at $1,000 bales burned
The De Soto, Etna and New York insurance
companies are the principle losers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The Government of Macmillan is actively
engaged in obtaining lands from the wealthy
landed proprietors, for the purpose of trans
ferring them 20 the emigrants who have either
landed in Mexico, or who contemplate going
thither.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

JOHN Hay, ESQ.,, one of the private Secre-
taries of Mr.. Lincoln, now Secretary of lie.
CATION to the American Minister in France,
has been promoted to the rank of Colonel by
President johnson, and granted leave oi
absence for three years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The Richmond correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer says petition for the par
don Of JEFF Davis was circulated in the late
Diocesan Convention ofthe Episcopal Church,
but Bishop Johns promptly and quietly put
an estopple ON the proceedings
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On the adjournment Of the late Conventior
of the Episcopal Church Of Virginia, 4 Rich-
mond, a memorial to the President for the
pardon Of Jeff. Davis was presented by :
lay member to the clergy in attendaaos NJ
their signatures. II vss promptly signed ~
fifty -tvo Of the sixty clergymsp pre1snA n
though Bishop Johns, in speech. epFso
as matter unfit tn be introduced IN Ansex-
piusivsly ecclesiastical body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The entire donations to the Lincoln Nonu-
ment Find up to date, are $54, ,424 85. Gov.
Oglesby has addressed letters to the Govern
ors and Legislatures of the various States
asking cooperation in the movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

AT recent trial in New York, four sisters,
between the ages Of seventeen and twenty
two, were witnesses. They are oil inmates oi
one house Of ill.hme in that city. Their
father is an orthodox preacher.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

NICHOLAS VAN VERT, Of Troy New York,
and aged seventy six years and four months,
living on the 'burgh s'green' with well-be-
loved wife, aged sixty years and two and
q half months, has just been blessed with
twins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

To-NIeHr-Chaptain Teter, Col. Hills,
and Gen. Viewer are to speak tonight at
Kennedy's School House.
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ORIGINAL NOTTCE.-Hiram Bau

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-Hiram Barney,
- |fafnflG Va Barker, executor Of the estate OF
O Smith, deceased, and the unknown claimants Of
property and others Defesdants. District Court Lee
County Iowa. Mt Keokak, September term A. D. 1865.
TO J Barker, executor Of the estate Of Q Smith,
deceased and the unknown caimsuts Of the property
he reinafter described and Mrs John Smith, the
unknown heirs At Law Of sAid John Smith, deceased:
You notified there 10 file in Clerks once
Of the District Court OF Lee county Iowa Keoiuk
petition VI Hiram Barney claiming OF you said Bar
ker, executor Of the estate Of smith, deceased
500 dollars With 10 per cent interest ther
on payable annually money due upon two mortgages
of date OF October eth 1885, BY said Smith
(nce deceased) during his lifetime to Charles Mason
and to OF the purchase money Of
east quarter Of section thrtyix 1881 in township OF
north, Of % west In Lee county and State
OF Iowa which mortgage vas assigned TO plaintiff Hi
Barney and recorded October 23fh 1856 in
cords OF mortgages Of Lee connty Iowa The consders
ton In said mortgage 10 tl2S, and the mortgage
ditioncd upon the payment Of the sams by said G Q
per cent interest, payable annually and 10 per
interest after maturity, able Annually 6aid peti
ton states that said John Smith died sexed Of said
lsnd eaving several children and heirs that you his
wife have interest therein and that the names ages
and residence Of his heirs and children unknown TO
plaintiff and that said heirs and children have inter
ct In said land. and plaintiff has sought diligently 10
learn their and places ofresdence all you
made defendants and required said petit
ton Said petition pFays for foreclosure OF said mort
rage and judgment aganst sad Barker eeutor for
500 and 10 per interest payable annually and for
sale Of said real estate and the foreclosure and ext
gushment Of all right title and interest in sadand
And unlcss you appear and answer thereto or be-
fore Of tie second day OF next Of aid Court
tn be holden the first Monday Of February, b..
1855 default and Judgment viii be rendered against
you ~ prayed for in said petition. n. STRONG,
The foregoing notice is spproved and it 10 ordered
thas the be published for six consecutive weeks in
the Daily Gate City, printed In Lee county, Iowa.
Revenue stamp 60a FRANCIS SPRINGER,
seple-dew Tsat Judge.
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New Y-oKK, Oct.

The steamers Australasia, City Of Cork and
Barvaria for Europe, Northern Light, for
New Orleans, Granada, for Charleston, and
A. D. Rian for Savannah, sailed to-day all
with full lists Of passengers. The specie
shipment for Europe waa $1a4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

FoRrREss MoSRoK, Oct. 4.
A ten-inch Dahlgren gum IVES taken to the
Rip Rap to-day. II is designed for testing the
strength Of the casemates in Fort Wool.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.


There will be meeting of the Union can
didates at Montrose tonight, at which the
candidates, Col. Rankin and other speakers
will be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

Col. WV. S. HILLYER, late Of General
Grant staff, and formerly Of st. Louis, has
been admitted to practice in the New York
City Courts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

The parents Of Barnum' fat woman visited
her last week, and were introduced bF the
daughter to the giant, giantess, and the Cir
cassssn ladies, all of whom took tea together.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

A new planet, the 84th, has bsen discovered
between Mars and Jupiter. 1t was first oh.
served by DR.. Luther, of German observs-
tory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

New Orleans women are petitioning the
President for the pardon of JEFF Davis.
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RS. ACNE formerly Mrs. Cabus) would
splendid cf Hair all kind. on hand and 10
prepared 20 Dress and Braid Hair order She
Curling Stres for twisting the hair KID GLoy cesned
and coiored to order.
thank the Ladies' for their past patronage and hope
they will give call Third street, between Main
md johnson, esst side, second door. oct2dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

A fac simile of the Presidents signature
has been prepared, and over three hundred
perdons are said to have been stamped with
it Yesterday.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ county e.-By virtue Of . special execution to me
directed issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county favor Of Martin Stafford assignee OF Alexan
der johnson, and against Ten-Ryck, will sell 10
the highest bidder At the front Of the Clerks Once
of the District Court of county, Iowa, at Keokuk
in said county, the 2tst day of uctober A. D. 1885,
between the hours Of o'clock A. ~ and O'Clock ~,
nronerty sowit The west half Of lot 3D. IN block
IN e escers S OF the end Bondeau street
~ Is ree deep the city o. eokuk Lee county Iowa
10 BE- sold order Of to satisfy said writ Of
cution.
Keokuk Sept n 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON
prtutsrs Zee 81 COL tfril GheriG Of Lac Co., Iowa
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ALL the rats disappeared from Marseilles
when the cholera came.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

A LADY passenger in street railway car in
Milwaukee the other day gave birth to q
child.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

Gen. W. s. Patten,. and Col Jos. B.
Stewart, are rival candidates for Governor Of
Mississippi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-05

TIE President has granted five hundred
pardons since Saturday last, and still the rush
continues.
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An agent for Massachusetts, iaceoeies has
been arrested in Vermont for enticiag girls to
leave their employers.
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Tnr regular army i bsing recruited It the
rsae of tAird Of 8 reGimsat per dAy.
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Buys Ard sells T. 3. Securities and Gold and Silver.
seIs Iaternai Revenue Stamps and allows the usual
discount.
730 Notes constinty on hand and for sale.
CollsctiSAs naAs and rsDittsd H. kxchanee ON the
psual ssgma. j. =. HOOTB, Cashfse.
emil
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pHItAprIpurA Oct .

A FIRE last stnight destroyed French and Rich
ards Wholesale drug warehouse on Tenth and
Market streets