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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-23

the most favorable terms.
F0R SALE-A large Brick Hotel In Ms city Of o.
'u,nNa, wei! located. Char .or cash. -,
FOR SALE-A small Fame dwelling ON Front
street, city Of "ttumwa. \ desirable residence
FOR SALE--t large two story frame dwelling in
the central pat. Of the CITY fOttumws s-
FOR SALE--A large f'rirF dr elIins IN the suburb,
Of the city ~ GttG'nsa we'll situated, with trees
shrubs, and other conyenieuces.
FARM FOR SALE In Highlani township. eight
miles rom Ottum va ami ng 260 acres-I0o acres
in goo Guilty. itiou. alculated for stock Farm
well wttered $50 fruit ees of An xcellent qnality
OF huit' Terms ofslle reasonable.
A.w CASTOR.
in cultivation 10 acres tilhe, adoinin". in Dahlon-
ega Township, 80 miles North East ~ Ot snuya. e
FARM FOR SALE-CohtaiuinSl ~ acres. IF Itch
81 is nice prairie Iau't we'll improved aud 20 aores
Of urhberT in Dahloness Township 5 miles North
Eas Of OttrrI.wa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -House Tor sale sit.
uated on Front Street. contairing ten large rooms
calculated for a boarding or Hotel stand.
FOR SALE-l2u acres of nice prairie land in Madi-
son county, 5 miles from Wnterset, it being the
south half south east On trter and the south OF
the south west quarter of Section Fifteen, Township
~, Range 20 west.
For FURTHER part culars and terms of the above
premises call al the office Of the undersigned on
Court street. A. W, CASTOR.
FOR SALE-16n acres Of choice land IN Washing
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire Of
FOR sALE-l6o acres OF choice Prairi. Land, in
Iowa county. For teruss"s -
FOR SELE-t Farm containing 400 acres leo
acr"S under fence. Within three miles of Ottumwa
For particulars \. w. CASTOR.
FOR SALE-A small house and lot in the eastern
part Of the city of otumwa. Cheap for cash. En-
guire Of A. W.GASTON.
Office on the Northwest side Of Court,
Bet.ceen Front md .oecoMd Streets,
49,. OTTUMWA, lCyyA.
Fe5. 9 tS6j-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-23
OIIUM VA Ma RRETS,
CORRECTED BY
~ T. N ID r. n II ALI a. "A * FIR

These quotations, IL will he understood, are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade viii, demand higher prices TO purchasers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-23
Policies of Insurance

on lives stationaSg property and property in tran
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the most favor sble terms
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Correspondence of the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Letter from a Sympathizing Friend.
GEN'L COURT MARTIAL AND MIL. Con-.
Rooms, ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept III, 1865,

GEN'L COURT MARITAL AND MIL. CON-.
ROOMS, ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. III, 1865. (
DEAR GAzETTE:-I was much startled
this morning on finding, in q letter l
got from Wisconsin, a little printed
clipping from newspaper, l believe
indeed am quite sure, from the enter
prising, spirited GAZETTE, as there was
another scissored item with it bearing
the ear marks of GAzErTE's ".galyant"
Junior. pitied the brave junior boy,
didn't you? He came very near being
thanked and captured by those dear,
street, Rockford sixteens. / am glad he
got away, for if he had been taken in
his Imprisonment would have put An
Jacksonville in the shade. Did you notice
how glad he was to get away from the
witches? But he evidently got little
the advantage when he so politely in
formed them that he was only neDs-
paper reporter. Their artillery was
spiked with big flea in their ear. am
suspicious. that Junior has not served
in artillery, or he
But 1t was not anything about the
junior that surprised me, for 1 would
not be startled to hear of his surprise
and capture at any time, unless he keeps
entirely fortified in his sanctum. 1t
is this that so much troubled me. "An-
other case Of Desertion." How sad and
lonely it made me feel. I tried to feel
as the writer felt, but it couldn't be
did" 1 try to have sympathy for the
down trodden," but couldn't come
to time on this poor unfortunate grass
widows case.
"Our helpmeet has also deserted us ~
What a tremendous exclamation "piat'
comes in here. If it doesn't get to be
quart before help comes to meet poor
disconsolate "it is aUeUW Oh! ourfriend
"Buly Boy" ex-editor Republic, don't
take any more wet in his. He is dry all
the time, "Iguess." Don't get desperate
now, because you are to be alone in the
world few days. Be good and be hap
py.
May the GAZETTE live thousand
years, and its shadow continually in
crease. May its standard be high, and
and may it proclaim Deity's truth that
all men, whether born in America,
Europe or Africa, are equal before the
law.
"NJy.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
SPECIAL ELECTION.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
Blackhawk County So

Blackhawk County So
OFFICE CLERK OF THE DIST. COURT,
WATERLOO. Iowa. AUG. ~, 1866. J
TO the tegn' rioters of Bfachlaamk Cou,tky
Notice is here by given, that the proposition
authorsing the Board of Supervisors of said
County to appropriate from the funds of said
county a sum not to exceed sl0,yD for the pur-
pose of purchasing real estate in the name of
the county, and improving the same, TO be
the Paupers of said county, will he submitted
TO said voters at the October election, A. D.,
1865. Ballots will have written printed on
them: "For appropriating SlO,0O0-Yes.'-
For appropriating Sl0,0O0-No."
Due returns Of the result of the vote on said
proposition will be made by the Election Board
OF the several Townships, to this office.
In testimony, whereof I have
(--O hereunto set my hand and seal of the
3sEAL. Court of said County, at Waterloo
(~) this 29thlday of August, 1865.
25-5w d. J. COLEMAN, Clerk
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

A movement has been started to form
national society for Christian work
among the masses, like that of the
Christian Commission among the Sol
diers.' A convention is to meet in Cleve-
land on the 9th of September for that
purpose. The call is signed by up
wards of one hundred distinguished
men oftwenty different States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

WE trust the people of the Cedar Val
ley will not be unmindful of the Iowa
State Fair, which commences at Bur-
iington OH the Goth inst. and continues
four days. The railroads will carry
passengers at half fare and articles for
exhibition free. Steamboats, and stages
will convey visitors and freight an lib
eral terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

BENTON Gays the Democrats The
wouldn't say Copperheads for a farn)
have given him 10 assurances of sup
port. We presume now that the letter
of acceptance is of, aud Gov.Sto made
acquainted with his opponents fighting
qualities, that the laborious colonel will
have time for the perusal of Democratic
newspapers. r ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

w. w. Hamilton, of DphusEe, hss
been placed On the 'Possum ticket for
Lieut.-Governor, in place of Col. Van
Anda, declined. We believe all the ex-
perience Judge Hamilton ever had in
anna was when he v'ss very young.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

The family of Geo. NJ. Pinney, u. S.
Marshal of Montana Territory, ofwhom
mention was made in the Herald as
having been killed at Fort Benton, are
residing in Floyd County. They have
not yes received confirmation of Mr..
PinneYlS death
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

Col. BENTON is running for Cover
nor from sense Of duty, he say. If he
had any sense whatever he wouldn't be
runAing at all. Poor fellow! pity he's
foolish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

THE Red Jacket Stomach Bitters in
vigorate the system, give tone to the
stomach, and enliven the mind. Thous-
ands have used it, and there is but one
voice, and that of their wonderful cures.
They are sold by all druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

At A MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF CE-
~ dar Falls Iowa. held September 2fst, 1865 IL was
ordered that side walk be constructed upon the west
side Of Washington street. from 18th street th street
the same TO built adjoining lot lines upon grade es
tabsed by the Council to be constructed of plank at
least two inches thick, and not eight inches wide
unless pine and upon suitable bearings four
apart and the walk TO be four feet in width and
less the Of lots AUDITING said line comply with
said ordinance within 30 days Of the date OF this notice
the viii he built by the City and charged to the
said lots upon which they len For the Grade of
said walk apply to the Street Commissioner.
FITZROY SESSIONS
Street Conim ssioncr.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1865. 2G-2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

THE safe Of the American Express
Company at Waverly was blown open
Gu Monday night, and robbed of about
5000 belonging to the agent, Mr.. S.
II. Curtiss, and number Of express
packages of money, TO what amount
we are not Informed. No clue to the
rob9er has been obtained.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

THE Cerro Gordo RepubtEoas has been
enlarged from six-column to q seven
column paper. We are proud to aste
this evidence of prosperity on the part
Of the Republicans, paper standing
high in our estimation. We trust it
may live and flourish many years, and
succeed in moulding the politics Of its
region into complete conformity with
its own excellent principles. 1900.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Reported for the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Proceedings Of the Grundy County Con.
ycntiOn,

luAStlstll W HUGE, Tic CONVENTION
convened at the Court House in Grundy
Center, on Monday Sept. 4th, at one P.
NJ. A. F. Willoughby called the con-
vention to order, and Henry Hammer,
of Fairfield, was chosen Chairman, and
J. NJ. Comstock Sec'y.
On motion the chairman selected T..
II. Beckman, John II. Lands and John
Plummer u committee on credentials.
On motion the chairman appointed
S. G. Crane, A. +. Willoughby and J.
Louk a committee on resolutions.
The committee on credentials submit
ted their report, which was accepted
Whereupon ballotings for County Off
GERS took place with the following result:
d. e. Mum, of Palermo, was chosen
as the nominee for County Judge.
A. F. Willoughby, of Palermo, for
County Treasurer.
Jeremiah Louk, of Palermo, for Sher-
if.
Charles J. Jones, of Clay, for County
Superintendent of Public Schools.
G. G. COPYRIGHT, of Beaver, for Cor
oner.
J.H. Pritchard, Of Beaver, for County
Surveyor.
The committee on resolutions submit
ted the following, which was unani-
anously adopted. ....-
Resolred. That we, as a Convention, affirm
and set forth, as the principles to be adopted
by us, the Platform adopted by the sta tie
Convention. held at Des Molnes, June nth, 1855.
A. F. Willoughby, J. Louk and f.
II. Beckman were chosen county CEN
trail committee.
Ordered by the convention that the
proceedings of this convention be pub
lished in the Cedar Falls GAZETTE and
Hardin Sentinel.
/ ]. NJ. CoMsrcCE, sec'y.
Of the ticket it may be said that they
are all good men, and if elected will
make competent officers.
Mr.. Mum, the nominee for County
Judge, we think very good selection,
and the people of Grundy will be faith
fully served if they trust him with the
office.
Mr.. Willoughby the present ineum-
bent and nominee for reelection for
County Treasurer, is worthy Of the
trust already contided to him, and his
well-known integrity and business quail
ifcations will ensure his reelection.
Mr.. Louk, present Sheriff, and NOM
inee fer reelection, is good officer, and
the people of the county will do them
selves justice by keeping good officers
in.
Mr.. Jones, the nominee for County
Supt. we believe to be a scholar, and
the interest Of Common Schools will
flourish in his hands.
Mr.. Pritchard, the nominee for Sur
veybr is comparatively stranger &c
thepeople, butconfes highly recommends
ed to the convention as one who is
competent.
And last, but by no means least, comes
the office of Coroner, for which Z. G..
Countright obtained the nomination.
We congratulate the citizens of Grundy
!. in having made so good selection
His general department, and legal acu-
men, will without doubt ensure his cleo
ton. Certainly he would hold his Coro.
ner's Court-riyht.
J. NJ. C.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

4 dagsu crate nephew of an illustricus
uncIe--Thoz. II Ec;at9n. Jr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
NOT ICE,

rlyHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE IOWA CENTRAL
Il Railroad Company in Black Hawk County, Iowa are
hereby notified that the grading upon the line Of the
Railroad having been commenced, the FIRST installnent
Of Is per cent Is due. PAYMENT will be made 70
Mr.. A. D. Barnun, Of Cedar Falls the General Agent Of
the Company DAVID MORGAN Prest
9th month 10Th, 1885. 2siw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Reported for the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Proceedings OF the Soldiers County Cen.
yentiOn.

Reported for the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Proceedings OF the Soldiers County Cen.
yentiOn.
WATERLOO. Sept. 10th, 1885.
Convention called to order, and A. G..
Hastings appointed Chairman and w.
Russell Secretary.
Mr.. McIsaac moved that the conven-
ton proceed to nominate county officers
to be supported by the soldiers at the
next election.
Mr.. Mcclure moved that the resolu-
ton by Mr.. McIsaac be postponed, and
that in the mean time O Soldiers AS
ISOLATION be formed for the purpose of
aiding soldiers in sickness and distress.
Mr.. McClure's motion was lost and
Mr.. McIsaac's adopted.
The convention. proceeded to ballot
for Representative with the following
result:
j. j. s NassGn, SSSo.es'
E !; Mi,si s;as. e
Whole number Of votes, 65
Mr.. Bagg declined Internationally
and offered a resolution to pledge the
convention to support the nominees of
the Union convention. The resolution
was declared out of order.
The convention proceeded to for
NAL ballot for Representative, with the
following result:
j. Stockham, 81 votes.
j. WATSON, %
Whole number of votes, 81
J. Stockham was declared unanimous
ly nominated. - .....
The convention proceeded to formal
ballot for Treasurer:
G. 4. Eberhart, 80 votes.
Scattering,
Whole number of votes, IS
Eberhart was declared the nominee.
The convention proceeded to a formal
ballot for Sheriff:
7. c. Bird, 2S votes.
Scattering, n
Whole number Of votes, So
Bird was declared nominated.
Mr.. Stockham withdrew his name as
Representative and nominated P. Me-
Isaac. The convention proceeded to
ballot for Representative, with the fol-
lowing result:
!: Masson, . '?:F''
Scattering,
Whole number of votes 40
McIsaac was declared nominated, and
returned his thanks for the honor.
r. p. Speer was nominated by ac-
clamation for County Judge.
a. A. Alline was nominated for SUI
perintendent of Schools.
Mr.. Ball was nominated for Surveyor.
J.Wasson was nominated for Coroner.
James A. Loatwell was nominated
for Drainage Commissioner.
A motion was made that the conven-
ton proceed to nominate State officers.
A central committee was appointed,
consisting of Messrs. Day, Stockham
and Ordway.
A committee Of three was appointed
on resolutions.
The committee reported the follow
ing:
Resolced, That the majority shall rule; that
support the Government and stand by the
Union.
The Convention adjourned.
[Note.-After having the above report in type
:, {, received certified ccpy ofthe proceedings,
The two reports agree In al important partic-
ulars, but our report being the most complete
Is more desirable for publication.-EDs.l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
The Convention adjourned.

[Note.-After having tho above report in type
:, {, received certified ccpy ofthe proceedings,
The two reports agree In all important partic-
ulars, but our report being the most complete
Is more desirable for publication.-EDs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Wanted

fVyO HIRE LOT OF CATTLE wINTEEED, IN
Il small or large numbers. Enquire Of A. SLlMMr+
at Ellerman's Clothing Store. E
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04

sOss o. our radical contemporaries are VERY much
,aeIciaed because a majority n the momber. Of
t.lgrrss arc indispoeed l., psa- uindry bills I'm
losing ,xoeSzvo taxation upSn ths people. Theso
lolrnAls call upon our Senators and Reprsssntstve
~ pho ,hs agony AZ tarston" until u reaches
the scmo ri endurance. dsclAring ths, the psopls
nr pNiroro and will patiently bar every load the
government requires them N shoulder. We do
not doubt the patriotism Of people, and hsvs no
Idos that Tiny will ever rofuss W bar whatever
huri0ns arc necessary ~ snAhis oar srm,ss and
psvy W triumph over the r-belhum. but We submit
TINT policy of excessive nxston will
dcfost tho and sought for ny tho rs.llcals
and Increase the difficulties thai surround tho
question al being abb eventually 70 ilquidsts the
debt incurred by The prosecutor 81 he war. So
far az tho people Of the preeont generation are
concerned, thoy are wiling 70 Ne taxed Jus,
- O lgh to ocvox cpe-hth Of uso annual sIpen~os.
hes dos paying tho interest on tho public dohs.
EcyoDd this let future gonors.'ous provide The
",ays and moans." We SEQ no great Jason for
heins frightened st the large debt the, s snoumu-
latlng, and osnnoi therefore agree with cotsm-
Poraries who ssscrt that the 'fOyal people arc
holding MP 9th hands aud praying 70 BE- taxed"
Tie loyal pa pie arc doing such thing. They
VIII pay Their proportion, and object 70
to'pg called upon tor suyth,ng more. When tho
radical pohcy is moro fully developed, It's AdVo-
Gates viii perceive its folly by tho effect upon the
poOple Our monbers Of Congross, who are sum
c'czAily enkghtcned' eonstAntly oppose any taxa
ton having for its object tho extinction a the
public dett within tbs neI, srner.lloa. wisely BE-.
ewing tia, Aaor tbe war, ons national RESOURCES
viii bc morn rnnidiy developed than hey have been
iu the past.
The onorgins Of youns nAaon having heen IN,
18th ~ n-a-s . SiRADge rtbpli1n WI neKi b d,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04
Cans In Making Rep-r-,i,n.

The sozson OF the CanShEn Executive and Far.
thment in re'erence IN he rooout outrage commit
t>d sgtinst ~, exhibits q Satisfactory derrc 10 AZ
ford rpsrs,icn for th~ r~rl, and -ocurisy against
tunio wrongs. The Governor -Gon<rsI in bis
speech al ,hs open ng ofPntam-nL plainly en-
pros.od ,be opinion that tbc Uuted states Gov.
.ruIno1t bAd good r-sson 10 complain Of hs i'm
rnun'ty and profession er,erici,to tn, authors o,
sbe 81. AIhaas oaunyc He hs'r noo sent a mes
ssso recommending an spproSr alton of ninety
Aousand dollars lr rosd, N rcploo~he sum gwen
up by the n,nirea, CO ut W the liberated RAIDERS,
No orpos.bon was expressed, ard Il Is probable
shst the appropriation will 30 granted aud
the stolen money refunded. rns suspension
az Jadge CorrsoI or his conduct 'n liberniina tho
prisoDcrr has hotn confirmed. and . commission II,
" h sent to Montreal N enquire into the cause q
tho failure IL Justice I, IL also understood that
f1ll will he Immediately pAn.ed Ter tho effect
uh PREVENTION d future rasds THIS action 10 all
tho more aatisfhetory vew II tho decision Of tho
Recorder u Toronto IN rolstion 70 tho oxtradition
for ue snErcndcr of Buur one Of tho Lake
Erie pirates. The point rsissd was, WHISTLER the
act n which Du4LsY sccused was legitimate OF
war. The Judge decided thst n. was not. and ID At
he had committed an ofence.for which he was LA
lie IN he punished by Canadian law. Tho COMMITS
son Of Jssy. DAVID 10 BoEIBYv~Os not regarded IS
sIthorizing The sorure Of ths vessels and
ss tho eAss now stands BurLsr and he
associates arc regarded .. criminals
sud outlaws IN Canada. This dcctson Ia mos,
Important n affirmed By the thiper4or Court, II
etll establish a. prnciple Of 'Csnsdisn law the
position Of our Govornnsnt that the Canadians are
bound 10 prevent their country from being made
the base Of petty prsi,eal v-rrf,rs by rebels and
rstol sympsthizers. Il Is how,wsr 70 bs regret
ted that the course Of Canadian Justice has bcen
40 tardy. Il our provincial neig hbors had erhibi-
tel at an earlier period disposition 70 preserve
honest neutrality, their presont course would he
iree from the Suspscion Of having been induced BY
de fsH Of rctaiAtory measures. Both SIDES would
lave been rpArcd world Of hard feeling. and
iLcr, would have been motive for the repeal Of
no reciprocity Treaty., which mas conferred 90
many teneh,s upon the people gu sither side Of
tHtpl lawrence
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THE WEEKLY sun.
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rooted 70 the srsnder conquest Of ccns-
nenL The richest in mineral and agricultural
Productions n any % he tsoe Of the sioo~.
Tue Investigations Of sconGhc usveier ,ro oon.
sanity revealing Tie wealth Of ves,'rn terrific
r.sA- which nod only working population n
make their reaourcos svsljie. AftW this "crue'
war is over" the tdo II immigration vii So
-cst~ ard until tho hf'ls and valleys DIV inhstatd
by fatisns an1 Wild bossi4 are made r. y.sid their
prop don Ct N. debt incurred during tbs Flr.
u Wow Ct tbs proepce, that is b-tcre ms -. eer'
-c.,e any LEGISLATION having Or lie object The pay
nj. e. ts-Aiion a The ieSt we have coutrse,oi
We have dnoe Ii. ng for our poscriv, le'
ue larger sh,rs % n. .yron,'s "a rAid by ihoe
who vii re- p the hone6. thereof.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04

soSE OF the pupil. IL q school in Detroit arc resi- =.
dohiA VI w .u''s-r w lucy have U,en stopped
~ tie forty, with their toscher, under the 70 rnt
passport order, An application being mace 80
SeSret4ry Sew Hrd- through AllruI RAss. ESQ
linitsa States pasIro1 AH.rlcy has been dee diI
sre not travellers M tie moAntnx a tho d ~, II
regulations and need ma he required 10 provide
themselves with passports" So t4as our .ayvrn.
mont does nOa lAy sny Otssarles in ,he way II Ca
nSiian girls coming ov~ ana sotAining an eiucs.
ton In AInericsn schools.
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ENrLodIcSa AND nUum,a wtLI.1.

"o'n sac OF q "atr'.ek" srest care Is Ne cssary
70 W'Nca' Accidents. Too gas, whIcu Is the drit
INDIGESTION that the RESERVOIR has tcen rescAei
ra'hcS Up with great ioro, ali feln- hlyhly CON.
ou'"I~ II iadanserous h. ave irc Auy y here mar
We "e'' even pipe or segsr mas in sruc c.srs
c'uh"i the explosion Of dc sa> csu1is, tb, de.
Nruciion Of life and properly II stv instances
= Sa~ has become iznised ana burned for weeks.
hs noun oftbe vol bling pver ed irto = mig ~
EA' birnsr, from which 0sras r,fes many '.t IN
aeght Only tv days Oso, . gentleman b. We