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J I|-- :. apMDAY.
BDgIiah Iuthern Ohureh.-Rev. W. A. Pala

BpgIhh Luthern Ohurrh.-ReV. W. A. PalaAYant
in morning at 1O1z O'olockj ~ P. N. sermon by
Rev. Il. Louis Bargher, Of Morristown.
German Lutheran Church, Centre Wheeling
Morning, sermon by Raw. j. Z. Hentz /; evening by
Rev. Lemcke. SynOdical communion at IL O'Clock,
st Matthew'S EpiseopAl.-ReV. D. Carver in morn
ing. 10 = H4S
buEgb, Pa, in morning q 1OA o'clock; ~ P. H.,
Pir.t Presbyterian ChuTch.-Rsv. G. Goetman,
Allegheny Oity in morning, and Rev. G. Bassler,
Second Presby tsTiau.sRev. Il. Reck, Orphans
Home, in mOrnIDg. and Rev. J. K. Melh0ru, Union
town, Pa, in evening. .i4 81
ChspliDe Street MethodiIt.-Rey. J. h. Brown,
Alliance, o., in morning at 1O33 O'Clock; ~ p. NJ.
Rev. J. Welker, BrookVille, Pa. 80 y .Ei3s
United PresbyteriAn.-Rev w. P. Ulery, West
Greenyile Pa, in morning at 101z O'Clock.
Fourth PreSbyteTian.-ReV. a. II. WAters Pros.
Pect, Pa, in morning at lO1S O'clock T1S p NJ Rev.
Regular 8aptist.-Rov. J. 8. Lawson, CHARTERS,
Pa, in evening.
South wheeling Pr eSbyterian-Rev H. W. Roth,
Pittsburgh, Pa, in morning at 101z o'clok.
ATTKRNOoA-S1< O'clock. s5-r
Union Sunday School meeting at FIRST Presbyte.
riAn Church. Addresses by Kew. DR.. Psssavant,
Rev. u. Carver, ReV. 81. ". Roth, RsV. HIS Baugher
and Others.
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NtOr a n ON ut-AGENTs WAHlLgg
q0,i ID every Shsre to introduce the iGprovES
&tfi0 q Clqrk $40 Family SGiOiH0 Haehtns tbt O
low price machine In the eonoLEY Whi:n u LteS
by Grover 4 Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, HOVE
Ginger Co., and Bachelor. an other tnAe.:I,@-
now sold for eSS than forty dollars each Gre
HEiIES, AUd the seller and user sTe liabie 70 hk
iRpriSOnmeRt Salary and expenses, or lR-ge ~ ~.
mssion, allowed. illustrated circuars sent J''''
Address SHAW CL akh,
NIB 8mdkRs - BiddefJrd, Nsins-
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30 Il FL Z
Greatest Medicine of the Age.
KRAET'S DllRRHGA COMPOUND
THE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURB FOR
DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, FLUx,
SUMMER COMPLAINT

And all Diseases Of the stomach and Bowels, Ind.
cident to change of Dict or Climate.
THE Proprtetors OF this truly invaluablo Ned.
cline, now oher it 10 the public, with fall
knowledge of its superior merit over any remedy
Ike character ever before introduced. It has bSeu
u'ed with the most perfect SUeeES1 In thousands Of
cases iOhers az o'hse Remedies haze fuilsd, Oa'l
Of Chronic DfdTTh1d of yeRrs standing, have been
cured BY the use OF tb0O botE'GS. This remedy hAI
'eeer fsitod in Sfn0le iSt1nee, where the dlseAa
has bafded the skill OF even the most sklIul pAyh
0ia"A Isl
KratfS DiaTThnG Compound has been IN use iGr
number of years, and by its timely sid has IATsd
the lives OF hundreds.
This medicine Is a. purely scientific preparation,
and II prepared with the greatest Caution and care.
Every traveller should have bottle OF the DIGTs
Tho11 C0mpOWnd, ~ 4.IF
Every SotdI5F Vim tnd It invaluable.
No family should be wtthoutft. y
Donot hesitate TO try RFGtES Dt1rrh0z 05mp0EGd
and prevent pain, Puhering and death.
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Services for To-day and Tomorrow
Services preparatory to communion this Af,er.
noon at ~ O'Clock. J. Ffshburn, Of Canada West,
At rnglish lutheran Church, corner 4th and Monroe
At German Lutheran Church, Centre wheeling,
Rev. ]. B. Fox. aE esd as1t. !.
This evening at ~ o'clock the Home Missionary
Society IN German Church. Addresses by Rev.
J. h. brown, OF Alliance, Ohio, and Others in the
EnsliOh and German language. lpo 3D. = 40.
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Sents. Many of its ministers once labored
with you. Their missionary work was
still prosecuted, but not so largely as was
desirable. From reports now in the hands
Of the Missionary President, their mission
work had not been without success. For
past assistance they were grateful. and
hoped that it would still be continued. he
trusted that the present amicable and
friendly relations would continue, aud that
a-delegate would be appointed to meet
with the Canadian Synod at its session in
September. u ss
President Kuhns, in behalf of the Pitts-
-bdrgh Synod, expressed the happiness it
gave him to welcome the delegate. from
the Canada Synod-a Synod So closely
identified with our past effofts-and espe-
cially to meet Bro. Fishburn. It does us
all good to, see him again. 10. your work
and success we feel deep interest our
sympathies aud prayersoare with you, and
upon our active CO operation you may rely
to the extent of our power. A delegate
will be chosen to attend upon the next,
session of your respected body. go
After the aunouncemenRof appointments
the Synod adjourned until Saturday morn
ipgj ao2 's ser ~.
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~. e Or supply Just received and
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% slaEFOh ClNCINNATl
~. The Fine Side Wheel PASSENGER Pa.r..
6oSfONA No: 9, Capt. RIee,s VIM IeSys
!. l.-.,-,--. e above THIS DAY, The ID inssSns
FOrfrsight or passage apply on board. or TO
~. zCNE BOOTH, BATTRLLE On
49, or W. J. @ ANDERSON.
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READ THE following TEsrIMoNIALs,

WHEEItHe, Ap'n 9th. 1876.
Messra. M0OARB, KRIRF : Co GeHtlCmGE- HWtuE
used KraHps Diarrhpa Compound, tor oawpDiarrhGi
with which have been deeply am c'en for aim q
one month, al other Fc1IsdGsS led having tdtisa
and finding 1t not only present TEltet out pr
1saIeIt cure. take pleasure IN recoumendnsa
to the favorable notice Of all who may be aaksH
81 Chaplin 18th W. Va. Infantry.
MouHDsT1I1I, Marshall 70 ". VG.
y MeSrs. Mo0GBG, KRAPf : Co -Gsnaensn-ta9i
summer being in Nashville, Tenn L at HeEed
With severe DIarTtceL I tried the remedies Of
several physicians, but without any effect. "a
SdviSed by my fdsDdS TO come homs vas COZ
pleteIy brok en- d 1Un and prostrated Upon arriving
at home, 1 vas Advised to try KraHrs Di4rrial
Compound On bottle Of Il comp CtslY az cd TIE d.
ease and Icstored nay health, an glad 70 recon
mend this valuable med cine 70 all afflicted VI"
this terrible dtsease. You're truly.
MeSsrS, NoOABB. KRAFE o-GenEenES
summer was attach Cd With . TerV severe 1IsE1te5
from which suffered for some three weeks ItnEa
various remedies. hut was unable 70 check the q"
ease. at last procured . Hottie of 'RI Sh' w
rrbosN Compound " 0ae b0a e8tirGly eWTe1
diOG1Ee, and 6aJtored me to my uSuEl hett9
take pleasure in recommending this VAlnSole weS,
cine ns hays proved fts virtues in my oUn eS9
and seenit tried by others With the same Eooa 'F
Formerly Master Maohins,t B. { ORR;
iFef Wheeling, IS. vs.
sMocARB, 3 RAFr / CO., wholesale DrusEi.5
Wheeling, wa, Soc Pr2prietOrs. To U5om ~
order8 should be addressed myLo-o4-
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MERCHANT TA1LoRs
AND DEAIrns N i
Gent. emen's FurnishIne ,GOOds
no. 80 WATER sTRnN1
WHEELING, ". va.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE RE.
w OEIVTNG one Of the finest, oheape5t md
best selected Etooks Of
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.MocARB, BRAFF / CO., Wholesale DrUgzitA1
wheeling, wa, Soc ProPrietoFs. To SSoS m :"
orders should be addressed mylS-om-
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Spring and Summer Goods

ever sroush. to this market at GOLD pR1ozs
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GRAND PIANOS

Which ID the finest Instrument ever n-ou,s.
city, and the only GRAND ever offered for nj. :"
Wheeling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

: stais q bslligsseaey - ~
sxchange Of prisosssa. Bat whom ~
var ends, what i ths statns Of sseh psiDos
nsfs3 In . war bstWsn. II nnds1l
powers their mstlals1r.sS ~ = Ieovi1s1
tor in The trsel siss. xlsa ~ -
meNsubjeet 6'th1 lava & thsiirslpec.
tive countries. ~ nsly asif 10 uaf ad
existed. Bat u y rsbeJliso, vhsa II
state Of war ID toeninaled by the prostra-
ton and subjectfoe Of The rsbel bellige-
rsnty IL psisessss revert fsen. hsligessa-
ey 70 citizenship, and arc subject 70 the
laws q Ahsif own victorious government.
The statas Of . pfisoass. af suas isra -
ligerent status; it 10 Temporary in it, NJ
ture, and can continue NO longer than the
ssass Of belligersncy lasts. Alter rebel.
foA has hssn orushed, il u 10 the discss'
tioa d the government to fix the time
who's the laws Of war shall have no fur
Their application.
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e. The Black River IN. " Confer
ence of the Methodist Church. at its re-
cent session, tried one Of its mombers for
disloyalty, and the committee charged
with the duty reported that the suepicion
against him sruse from the fact that he
was not nsturalissd. and took the paper
called the World. The Conferease evi.
IDENTIFY held that . good Christian shall
renounce the World, - we'll Is the flesh
and the devil.
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~Amcng the new fashions in New
York, y present, is this, that no lady
goes to the grave with husband, child.
az friend. Women are compelled to sit
solitary in the house, while the gestlenss
attend the burial. Many lament the
heartless custom, but fashion IL inexor-
orsble.
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DATCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE SsfAs Beet n
ID the Weri6. The only Hsralsss. 1rss Sad AslSsb.s
dye Thissplendid Hair Dye 10 perfsct-changss
Red Rusty Gray Hair instantly to 1tsssp 0issk
Nsess 6rs - thk Hair stsinine&hs
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; impsxtsfresb
vitality frequently restoring Its pristine color and rec
ies the Ill effects Of Bad Dyss The genuine 10 signed
WILLIAM A. BA TCHELIOR; all others are mers tnihl
tions and should be avoided Sold BY all Druggsts Il
fACr0RY-Sl BArclay-street, EsW York. RAfcHR1cH''
NV rorIBf0aRAn for nfessinR the Hair. Iye-dA~1y
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~ Great efforts are being made "a
secure JEFF Davis pssticosts TOR the Chi
cago fair.
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CoLeArE,s HONEY soar.

COLGATEsS HONEY soar.
This celsbrssed Toilet sesP, In such universe,
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, b
mild and en- . II ens in Its nature, fragransly
csntea, and eytrem ely beneficial in its act
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsbldsviyr
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. AIse, new end
reliable treatment Diseases Of the Urinary Sc
systems-s emit Free in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
j. F.LLrN HouaHroS, Howard Association. Phls
IeIphia. Pa apr6-dAwly
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UNDDRTAEHR,
fsdrd &ysst betsen Asis ~ yosas~. Ksaa.k, Isss.
q. 0rdsnproapsly sssssdsd TO- Garbage fursiuAss
~ses rseFsrsd aec9<-dlyp
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spefiol Notifes.
Hamlet's sslsio4uy.
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT TIME.

- y uAhVe~0 oOhsbV4sys
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT TIME.
To groan or not to groen,
That is the question.
Whether tits wiser to endure the pain
0findigestion,
Or to take arms against
Ones inward troubles,
And end them, - the sea
browns its own bubbles.
The thousand natural shocks
That hssh IL heir to,
Pangs Of all sorts and kinda
That rack and tear, too,
These we can shuttle of
Like broken festers,
1--we but take in time
HosrxrfxK's D,rfEas.
Devoutly do we with
Such consummationf
Then let US seek ~ once
desperation.
To die! to sIeepi-B more;
But why or wherefore,
Ii not long life, with health,
A thing to fort
Let Us forestsli, prevent
Diseases rigm.
HosrKrTKR's BirrEhs give
Srvnota, Eeanh and -ico.
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NEWS FROM TEXAS.

Tsosps Homeward Bound 60 he Dis
eharged-FeaRs OF = Negro lnsurres-
tion-Eligibilisyo Of Voters, Ase.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ~, 1895
Galveston dates Of the 23d report the arrival OF the
steamer Clinton from the Rio Gande with alarge
Der Of white and black troops homcward bound 10 be
discharged
The Clinton brought the Twenty eighth Indiana (color
ed) infantry from Corpus Christi
The citizens Of Liberty county Texas, have petoned
Governor Hamilton 70 organize militia force TO sup
press anticipated insurrecton from the negroes who
openly their night 10 division Of property and
refuse accept any Of hire The Chief Justice OF
the county had been threatened with death
Governor Hamilton proclamation calling Texas
vention says that all persons qualified voters who
have taken the amnesty oath or have been pardoned,
and eg BILE 10 seats in the convention II the
oath was taken or they pardoned subsequent 10
their election.
Colonel r. h Epperson, Of Texas, has gone TO wash
ington TO complain Of the corrupt conduct Of officials and
the unwarranted assumptions Of power by provost
shals and officers Of tho Frecdmen's Bureau.
The total stock Of cotton in Galveston and Houston
81 900 bales; weekly receipts from 1900 70 10000
bales 49,
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the command of the weot India squadron which is now
rAYursr OF Assrrrrrs TO INDIANS.

the command OF the Weet India squadron which Is now
being formed.
PAYMENT OF ASNUIrIEs TO INDIANS.
George 9. Whiting, Esq, Acting Chief Clerk Of the
Department Of the Interior has been despatched by tho
Secretary a special agent Of the department 70 visit
the Miami Indians of Indiana and pay them their annu
ties He left The city to-day for that purpose.
THE CRAVEN COURT MARTIAL.
The Craven martial has received all the evidence
Tor the prosecution, and will commence TO hear that of
the defence tomorrow The IL composed entirely
OF his superior oceI has less than admrals in
H. and is regarded az the abiest assembled for years.
The involves the settlement Of questions for which
satisfactory precedents have been established II s
con,ended by Cravens friends that officer alone
possess the authority decide whether under gwen cir
cnmstanoes he shall light not, and only be helix
accountable deciding to not do in extreme cases.
Others consider that the vessels furnished naval
officer by his government expressly TO give battle; that
the question of saving his ship should be secondary
one since falls not its commander, and that
officers are rarely If ever censured By departments
people for the loss OF vessels in gallant combat The
decision will be awaited with great interest
TOBACCO UNFIT FOR USE IN The MARKET.
n j. WhitlocL, United States Inspector Of Tonaoco at
Brooklyn New York, has written TO the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue representing that there are in tho
market large quantities of tobacco manufactured at tho
South during the war; which tobacco having been put up
without the ingredients commonly used in the manuiac
turc OF this commodity is unfit for usc but that many
parties engaged In manufacturing have found that
this tobacco be worked up to advantage and
profit and desire TO know what conditions such re-
working can be allowed. The decision oil the Commits
soner is that may be revoked under the supervision
of Inspector who will carefully take the weight Of tho
tobacco before and after reworkng; aud in all cases
when there. is increase OF weight from aha
addition Of stock the amount of this increase
must be returned the Assistant Assessor OF tho
district, aud the current rate Of duties PAID
thereon; and any party rcworkng such tobacco
without the knowledge OF the inspector, and without
having tho carefully and accurately weighed
above stated will be held liable for tho full the
entire reworicd, tobacco newly manuiac
turcd.
SEIZURE OF A COUNTERFEIT rLATf.
counterfeit plate Of coupons has been found and
! seized by the detectives.
PRIZE CLAIMS.
Up to the present time prize money claims to tho
OF $40 600 900 have been adjudcatcd and over
1 SO, o0o, 900 have already been paid over.
FoRD'S THEATRE REMoDELLED.
The contractor at Fords theatre has finished his twen
tyeieh thousand dollar job Of remodeng that building,
and has turned it the authorities II ID now
| ready for rebel relics
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MEANWHILE, NOV. ~, I0o6.
The military commission for tho trial Of the murdsrsrs
Of Mr. esuan closed the to-day for sAs prcsecu-
tion Tho four parties engaged IN tbs murder are WI.
Dean, George Craft, y Iysought and James A. Jssea
The Court adjourned 70 two O'Clock morrow when
tcncc viii BE- given Craf 10 considered the principal
actor In the tragedy, and h nom New
York State Mr. HcGernan's funeral took place I? IN
from the cathedral attended BY an immense ccncours
Of cNxens -
Fnnt curiey,l the murderer Of General hcCs'a
reached here from Huntsville last night
General n W. Johuson. acting BY orders non w
Washington Department returned the prisoner 70 ss
vina vhUV - ~ - nsssted - JsidAs sesA
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government arrived in Kansas City last Friday, and left
Immediately for Washington Colonel Bravo states that
the Mexicans have twenty thousand troops under
arms and seventy FIVE thousand BIO put in the
neld the means are raised, which win be
speedily.
Passengers four days from Matamoros state that two
three French vessels reported to be at tho mouth Of
the river 70 operate with the imperiasts No other
achievements had arrived by sec. Tho government
forces supposed be ample defend the city but
insufficient TO keep away the besiegen
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Oh. WILLIAM IRVING, CONSUL AT Ax0Y, CHINA.
telegram from Harrisburg announces the death in
August last At Annoy, China, Of Dr. william Irving
American Consul At that place and well known and dis
tinguished physician Of Harrisburg. He was appointed
Consul to Annoy In 1894 and arrived In the country
about the time OF tho appearance Of the cholera there
He devoted himself the practice Of bis profession
among the Chinese and being unscclimated fell victim
70 the dsase which he had been successfully wessne
IN others.
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Escape OF Dodge, tho Adams Express
Aobber.

The Adams Erprem Company, through their slpevn-
teudept al Cincinnati offer reward Of 900 FOR thu
arrest and holding OF Rudolph l.. Dodge who escaped
from jail vicksburg Miss on the night Of the 10th
inst where held charge OF robbng the compa-
nv Dodge N Ave feet eight inches In height stout butt
has lark Brown har dark complexion heavy black mus.
tAche blue eyes and pleasant address His parNpN res
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BrffAfo, N T., NOV. n, 1906.
very disastrous fire occurred Mcadvile, Pa, yes
terday. An entire block Of wooden buildings In Water
and Dock streets totally destroyed They were
pied by OF the most important business firms Of the
town. The loss Is estimated at from $3.50 900 to e175
900. Eleven stores, several millinery establishments
and the Journal printing ONCE destroyed The in
surancs Is small The IRE is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND.


Police Force 60 be Withdrew, Ase.
RIcmnosp, Va, Nov. q, 1895
Lieutenant General Y. s. Grant arrived here this aer
noon and took quarters at tho spottswood House.
Alta meeting Of the City Council this afternoon .
communication from General Turner read u the
eject that In consequence Of the dmInuon Of tho mill
tary force in this district aud the scarcity Of medical
officers necessary for the city authorities to assume
charge Of the city Almshousc and the inmates without
delay.
Another communication from the source moth,
fed the Council that the military police force Gin -
Withdrawn on the 18th of next month
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THE LATEST NEWS.

NKw ORLEANS Nov q. 1895
The TINES has adyices from Vera Cruz Of the 1lh inst
which say
Everything is unsettled in Mexico General distruss
prevails Business is paraiyxed. Maximians power is
daily essenng Puebs has been selected the base Of
supplies Of the imperial army, and has been strongly
garrisoned by Austrian troops. The roads continue
unsafe, and robbenos almost hourly committed
The country Is in deplorable state There Is no bust
ness, nor is there security for anything.
Orzaba has been strongly fortified In anticipation Of
attack by The liberals Cordova has bccn abandoned and
all the war material there removed 70 the Interior
Judge Perkins, General Price and Governor Allen are
sanguinc Of success In their colonization scheme.
The reception OF the Empress along the route TO Yuca
tan was quite tame, except at Vera Cruz, where the de-
monstrations we're enthusiastic. Her Majesty would
leave Ter Yucatan on the 10th. aenforcements TO the
extent Of fourteen hundred men arrived Vera Cruz
the 18th, and more werc expected The liberals were
actively concentrating At all points.
The Meaningless Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1885,
The government has received no Intelligence connrma-
oy Of the recently publishsd exciting reports from the
Rlo 0ssnde, involving our troops with The French.
~ the volunteer troops In central Texas have been
PAID preliminary 70 their places being supplied BY reru
lars. MN
A Bsansr % Despatshes from Juarss nm
Rssts\ ssr wsshinsson.
sr. Lows, No., Nov. ~, Ises.
Colonel Bravo, Of The liberal army 10 Moxico, and
bearer sf dsspst0Ass nep JsaTss N - UB>o6 Glalea
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ST. Loun, No., Nov. ~, 1895.
Colonel Bravo, Of The liberal army 10 Noxico, and
bearer sf dsapsashss nor JsAyss N - UEed siaAsa