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Lumber p aspects at M skegou.

In fact nearly all the mills on this lake have
oeen' and still are improved and repaired If q
sutieen amount of logs had been put in this sea
son, the mills, running night and day. would be
able to cut upwards of 23o 900 00n feet dnrinu the
season. but it is evident That not more than ITO
ooe'eoo feet OF lumber will be cut the coming sum
mer owing to the comparatively small number n,
logs put in this winter and there i'll be no
for any OF the mills TO run nights, for as stated
above, the capacity Of manufacturing lumba,
hereafter will be fully one-thrd larger than it wa,
the wear previous
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By TelegrspJ Nav loRK. March II.
IoL.y-Qgiet and easy 1T G al s cent.
Sterling Exchange Dull and heavy at lCs5t
GoId-Frregulsr aud uns ttlvd, opened at 49, shFan
cling 1874 deciiling 1885, AID elosin at 1885,
Freights 10 Liverpool himcr,
Government stocks e better
: 6. u p Coupons Of ", !C5ls.
; 50 # loio g, upons sea4
stoeksstr niger Tenn 20. No 6s 5o&; OF NJ Cert,
81 :. T,lo5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

TINS early in the season emigration has
commenced and the white covered wagons
are daily seen on our streets vending their
way to the vast domain west of US.
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Ice Gorge Toledo.

The prospect for an early opening Of navigation
is not favorable The broken field of lee which
gorged in front Of the city several days ago has
been quite firmly united by the frost, and day
or two more will r. e. it frmer than it at
time during the winter 1t is believed that i'm
nediatclv in front of the city. the ice is or feet
thick and it will require pretty lengthy term of
warm weather to lresk it up sufficiently 10 admit
Of its passing the bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

MACHINERY FOR SALIENT. Beatty adver-
tises the machinery of his foundry for sale
The building in which it now is will be leased
to purchaser if desired
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Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Co.. If Hartford,
CASH AssgTs, 81 ,0Uo.9,,
conneetient mutual Life Insurance Co
wss.ip the folioring II, =. the New York IndeY,,,

We clip the following II, the New York Indepsy,
dent sept 18th:
This Cor pany uized in 1885 tie n'vtrsi
.ystsm with the vel sroun advantage Of fUrn-tlrE
nsurance al aetual cost In the znouu' Oft tr,'
ness II j. tb@ largest life insarsnce company 20 Ire
country With the exception u on o. r'1r G. r.
pafy tn arge-t the world lts accumulate cs .si
Is neatly 81 90 90 Il taSpd since IS ticn
over a DoD to the fanIiss and Ct eiitofs 20 C-rsS
MEMBER ard has refunded over 200 90 to prhcy
holders il Dividend. Surplus rreuIuHs lts pfcsn
surplus over s. 90 COO from Viii the annual 1vi
dpnd wsM be dc AIRED 1t u Fet- IsIt IT, number
or policies Issued during che year 5sS Ire uAl
income s. o. co. per ysr its receipts E inter
est alone hang over haf mil ion, Which more ItAk
paid it, The year ending II November iAst
Prom these gurts notion may be obtained c TIE
tmmer zone ty The psny snt "a the a3
vsnf&grs Of red "a insurer FULLER particulars p be
fgn nd adv ertissnfnt ir smother coHnn % The
n1vant-st life tlsrfarc j. scarcely eceeaary tc
sA, anything fhis day Lori Chancellor LyldL urrfs
rensrs, that d uith b-p-uitnt fanlly Il Tree
from rgpToach TT b. itr j. insured X strong
The duty of insurance beng admitted the Ucrt thing
70 "a afe snd eheap company and Gle C9nLecticat
NEtus Il both =
n d Tay Etck il the sxsltfor ibis popular company
In this CITY -tt1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

HrIskAMP 4 MATLEss have received their
new stock of boots and shoes for spring wear
Call on them at No. "a Main street. 1873
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

We call attention to the card OF our friend
Albright, railroad ticket agent, on levee,
who proposes to put people through to St Louis
in ''double quick time, without change of
cars. at low rates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13
CITY NEWS.

ANY person having lost kid glove may
find it at tins office.
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financial ano GommtrfiaI.
KzoKuK mARknr.

DAILY GArK CIrr OFFICE,
March IL, 1856.
GRAIN.
WHEAr-Best old Fall at 50 90 No / Fall
new, 81 75 No. do from 81 90 to / so ; No.
Spring, old, 81 90; No. / do, new soc No. 2, do,
zoe.
Consisting at 20 to &c per bushel.
RYE-From 300 to 40 per bush.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, sl2 IS in bbls; sI2 so in SKIS
Pearl d" 10 90 10 70
Iowa I" 90 70
Jessamine 725 so
BucxwuEAr FLOUR Choice, S. per 100 lbs.
Conn MEAL-Sl 10 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
BurrER-Packers priced from 25 to soc.
Retail dealers pay from 80 to Sc
EcGs-Packers are paying zoe. Retail dealers
patron 90 to 23c per do.
GREEN APrLEs-S2 90 to % per bush.
PorAroEs--Firm at 6S to zoe per bush, for
choice.
LAMBS to Ice per lb.
BAcox-Clear sides IS to zoe per ID.
SoEcHuM-Choice article Will sell from IS to
Ace per gal.
BEEswAx-2S to SOC per 10.
RAGs-4 to Sc per Id.
TALLow--I barrels, IoIc loose 9.
HIDEs-Dull. Green, 6e do. sailed, CHE; dry
flint. &c.
FEArHERB-Common to good. 40c per lb
WooL-Tub-washed Is to 3jc feece-washed 35
TO Ace; unwashed off.
Hay-Tiinothy $40 90 prairie sS per ton.
Woop-Was sold to-day at from 81 to 81 per
cord
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hhAf our iee' dry. wear good shoes keep them
wen stoneh with oil, and well mended. and then if
you are unfortunate enough to get Cough or
Cold, use Goes Cough Balsam 10 eure II II vii,
do il every time.
1t is also important that our readers should all
know tina, Goes Dyspepsia Cure is reliable. and
certain to cure the worst eases Of Dysnonsi, g
teaspoonful day of it will enable the most con
nrmed dyspepiic to eat anything he chooses with
cut trouble. 1t is an excellent remedy for any
disease OF be stomach or bowels
mari ID LIZ me IL, snt
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Weekly Bank Statement.
S-T-ISG0-X.
pRAKE'S PLANTATION RITTERs

They purify, strengthen ard invgofaie.
They CRATE q lac 'itn! app, tie.
They antid3 To hang Of water and diet
They overcome enects Of dissipation and late hours
Trey irebsthen the s,sten Ghd enliv d TIA. mind.
THY prev INT IA asnatic nnd ini mitt, MT feveis
they pufify the breath and scidity e the stomach
They re nyspeisi ia snd Constipation.
hey enre bia rhfa, Ctoieta hnd ho-rH Morbus.
They cure Liver Con pant and Nervous Headache
They the best Aitiers in the word They make the
weak st ~ aud haused natures great eet,rrr
They are n re Of pure loix mum, celebrated
Calissys fa K, roots and herbs ami taken The
pleasure Of cut regard 10 age or time Of
day Particusy rtcomu, ndei 10 delicate persons r.
curing gent stmu aat sol by all Grocers Drug
gist, Hotels and Saloons. Only naiue when cork Is
covered by private U. Stamp Beware of counter
feits and r, filled bottles.
PHI. DRAKE e. CO.,
novlodiw 6m-eow Fl faI K Row, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

Mn. n. ID. MuNsoN, formerly general
agent in this city for the Eastern railroad, is
now assistant superintendent Of the c. B. &
Q. R. r.. with headquarters at Quincy. His
many friends will be glad to learn Of this
deserved promotion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13
NSrRANCE 81 DwelLing H. ID

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
fio.s,fod FUN ture car l~ te - f fte Ina i7-
slran1e cynp1az Hartford, H9H4e i1rr5H. ''nF-'t
- h 80 stfer espan.lf J. .'ock c.u lsn -
OF 70 -ve year rates gins on - rruts g -
nr cent ca the Stu0 Tor tie VGQ ri- r. Or -
"a a. othtr responsible company For f'fs' e
Ia f inst On On IAsasA ca Inc Lnters ~. DO
c.r give fetf md tnnIts than Al e found - s' h
-t.s in this ton. sdee-sI Is IfN-EltR-
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INFORMATION OF AMERICAN PLorR.

You are aware that since the LIST of October last
spanish -four imported into Cuba and Porto Rico,
10y Spanish dag. and from Spanish ports, is ex-
cmpt from duty. and BY foreign flag pays Que
dollar per barrel; whereas foreign -four IN Spanish
bottoms from any other country but the United
States. is taxed with three and half dollars per
barrel, four dollars when in foreign vessels.
| Even il It comes in spanish bottoms, from the
United states, the duty is four dollars per barrel,
and Is TO remain in force us long the act Of
the Both Of june 1894. whereby the United States
Government prefxed the tonnage dues on Spanish
vessels IN American ports be not modified"
Nevertheless, have recently noticed some ar
rivals from New Orleans, footing up in all about
! five thousand five hundred barrels and hope that
this quantity, having arrived too soon TO meet an
anticipated advance in price expected in conse-
qucnce of reported short supply from SPAIN
may not hsve proved too large tor the moment !;
else the actual price of eleven dollars or eleven
and quarter per barrel must decline A contract
was made not long ago for thirty thousand bar
rels in weekly deliveries ofhree thousand barrels
at eleven and a half dollars per barrel.
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DOR sALF-Forfy acres land within f.ar

nor SAIE-Forty acres land "ltlln IIHr
4 uil.s - r. XXX I t-rts uLa-r '~re. sr 70
h,gh ,t.ts Il eu1s,sfen brig lotion i-n..-t.I-u-e
tn4ter site ss5I u calculated Tor E-assr- stf =
fruits. q the D nv tram horse cer'a-'ius
f4ar r, oals good est.f pla sistle All cta-r cute
trtfdnes L Il Tier uA n~aily all kui. - issfiue r
ALrit Der, A. au8 j. .4.uate the De- Nants Aaly
fa.lfotd- Here =. fAfe chance i9r bargain me
suasf Or no sal. Pre- = 81 eulre ef
,arbg III TES-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

ENoR ssLE-Lats 5 an 8 in lock lt+, IN Fulton
4 street betpeen Eleventh, AMI Tvtith streets Ffe
$3.50 zach Also lot : in block IS in Xii outuc's 'ti-
tion 10 6eokuk Psise sl5o. Tites good or o. s1is
Enan,rae IF rinp71 II b fEN El CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

We notice for several days past that Jas.
NJ. Shelley. and Kramer, Erwin & Co.,
wholesale dry goods merchants, were receiv-
ing their Spring stocks in unusual large
quantities, from which we infer that there
will be an increased demand this Spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

We call attention to the card of our friend
Albright, railroad ticket agent, on ievee,
who proposes to put people through to St Louis
in "doubie quick time, without change of
cars, at low rates.
Nh. n. d. MuNsoN, formerly general
agent IN this city for the Eastern railroad, is
now assistant superintendent Of the c. B. &
Q. R. r.. with headquarters at Quincy. His
many friends will be glad to learn of this
deserved promotion.
We notice for several days past. that Jas.
NJ. Shelley. and Kramer, Erwin & Co.,
wholesale dry goods merchants, were receiv-
ing their Spring stocks in unusual large
quantities, from which we infer that there
will be an increased demand this Spring.
ScHool OrFIceRs.-The following persons
were elected school officers Mt the election
yesterday President. Guy Wells; Vice
President. A. Weisman; Secretary John ".
Ogden; Treasurer, II. X. Love Director,
Thos Fletcher
DENxAHK ACAENY-We call attention to
the advertisement of this institution We
have 50 often commended this popular Acad-
envy 10 the favor Of our readers. and it is so
well established in public estimation that
nothing more is required Of us at present
than simply to call attention to the matter.
We learn that the Rev. George TEACHER, of
our city, viii deliver the anniversary address
on Tuesday afternoon, March goth.
NEW ByuDNGs-Dr Wesman is engaged
in erecting two story frame building on the
north side of Main street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth. to be used we are informed. as
prescription drug store,
Operations for the erection of a new build
ing on Main between Sixth and Seventh. have
commenced, This is owned by Mr.. Thomas
Elmcre.
Mr.. John Nelson is also ''pitching in" and
will have his new building up in short time
The fine residence of Mr. Magoun on Third
street sreceiving the finishing touches, and
will make very desirable residence. indeed.
TIT 81. Louis packet, Lucy Bertram, Is the
down boa. this morning, leaving at clock.
W Aci Il pCtH9i II lidNtiltlgt IL Is u great sat
isfaction to be placed in the hands Of agreea.
bic and accommodating officers. who do
everything in their power to make their pas
sengeis comfortable The officers Of the ST.
Loujs Packet Line are universally noted for
their accommodating and gentlemanly de-
pertinent and prompt attention to business.
but we must mention specially in this con-
nection Captain Asbury and Mr.. Gum. clerk.
of the ''Lucv, not emitting to mention Chris
Weaver stewart, who attends to the wants of
the elmer man" in a manner few can equal
and none excel.
ED1cRs GATE CRY: Gents-I was pleased
to see il suggested in your last issue that a
reception be given to Company A, First Iowa
cavalry, upon its arrival in this place. | hope
the suggestion may be carried into effect |
have in my possession sum of money ICON
trbuted last season for similar purpose,
which. in consequence of the decision of the
Committee, was not used. that | will now
turn over to any authorized committee, that
it may be used in defraying the expenses
of said reception. Respectfully,
d. B. HILLS
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EvOR SALE-The west halt OF tTc
Z story double brick Dwelling House con iuirt -
roo s clstern good cellar house painted nd lakes ~
over lot we'll fenc and all In good ordcr snNtco near
the corner Of I2th aud Des Acines streets lir 500
price 81 500 Enquire Of II TEN-hflE.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SrEER's WINE. 1t is an admir-,
lie article, used in hospitals and by the drst class
antilles in Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
erenee to oh Port Wine. Il is worth a trial and
gives gres satisfaction. Oct. g 6m
sSArrSa.-0no of the most healthy sports Of the
present age Is skating. But too much care cannot
oe used alter skating all the eyening-gctting the
blood heated end the pores all open, that you do
not get Cold and lay the foundation of throat and
lung complaints. Goes Cough Balsam will be
found excellent IN all such cases. We say, keep
it in the house, ready for immediate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one of the hos,
remedies in the world for Dyspepsia Indigestion
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, aud all disease. ~
the stomach and bowels
maech6d& w-tue-thu-sst
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PERsoNs SUFFERING with Dyspepsia and All
diseases arising from dsordered state Of the
stomach, should n once obtain bottle Of the
Rcd Jackst Siomrch B3tsrs. No family should
be without them. They are for sale BY all
druggists throughout the country.
marl3 dSw1t
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nor SALE Lots 7 and IN Block
ISL on the corner Of sth and Palean streets. WI
be cold at a bari gain. Enquire OF ,,y,,v
maya ID q. ihN hiSn
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NorIcE TO THE PCBLIc.-Just received and
now opening. All the latest Spring styles of
French and English cloths and casmers,
which we are prepared to make to order at
short notice Call and examine our stock.
HISS, STERN & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

The New Orleans Tines of the 4th instant
says
We are drifting away from the foreign produce
trade. We should be able to furnish flour and
corn for the Havana market, as well as all Cuban
markets, at lower rates than any other market in
the United States. The following regarding -four
i of some interest Though written in Havana
under date Of the 7th nit, it loses nothing by the
delay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13
Il 81 Main street. aud , second street.

SIGNS or THE TINEs.-Iu recent issue of
the London Times. we find an interesting ar
ticle on wine and its consumption in past
years in England. We make the following
extract: America now produces wine ex-
celent in quality and exquisite in flavor, as
all testify who have tasted the Samburg port
wine of Speer of New Jersey. L. S. A In
our ORGANIZATIONS through Spain. France
and Portugal we acquired some experience in
VINE, ab0 have tasted none to excel the Sam
burg vintage of America. In our opinion
TINS wine cannot fail of success. 1t is already
attracting considerable attention in London
and PARIS. and with the ladies will become
general tavorite on account of its non-intoxi-
eating properties. Druggists sell this wine.
-Londta Tunes 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
u House now occupied by Miliam Nenoili, y iih -
rooms cistern cellar, wood house, full lot and vel
fenced With frtit &C situated on High httwssl
Seventh and Eighth streets keOkuk Title good. PCT
session tst of October. Enquire OF -
jylA H. n IEN-ElOh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

ScHoor OFFIcERs.-The following persons
were elected school officers at the election
yesterday; President. Guy Wells; Vice
President. A. Weisman Secretary. John W.
Ogden; Treasurer, II. X. Love; Director,
Thns Eletchnr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

DAILY GArE CIry 0FYicE, !
March IL, 1856. I
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nor SALE-Twenty Acres Of beautl-
Il full Garden or Grape Land. and uear the Nssis-
spp river about three mile above the city Keohuk
Title good Price 81 900. Enquir, Of
mch2o H. b. TES-BYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

WHEAr-Best old Fall at 50 90 No. Fall
new, 81 rs; No. 2 do from 81 90 to l so +; No. l
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do, new, sec; No. 2, do,
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


We
mdsa9ed are
woRO
al who dIsre
~
aERe RgF
t1restcd part
In8spond % So
we hzpaAeaH
ltWho have mad
have t
ckNWt due e
d mt ihdll
inns ofthepaF
arrested pay 20
81. Thus do
4Ne IlkOrs-o
0f 4
mssea thf5nsn fcmiafhha
wjthim Us past I've years.
NheA WetMeqitat n ottsn
er II Our tel have
kiqhktOh hold n tQsa strict acr
nhn Ability Tor what We have done,
lef Hndone during
this St6Asiuf and horrible period.
None d 90 h~aF6sp SarOngh
1.-The 6eryfurnaee unsCataieav~no man
nta raseal can uperhaps. aeast the
first atone el are
now : nhiH VA 81
Fellahlll ApQMl dy what
We mA& eaaRahhsAkReetRROr
1oN-and The hour has come when
We must aisCriminate, and wisely
ahd Ee i8dSIg, HUsR TOaHaa
10 aartalVesqnaantbp 0aponbhbof.
The time has come whsn WeshORld
settle fair=satisfy tho man whose
! property d 1ab0f We hhv6 obtain
ed without remuiieFatiOn. II the
creditor ss jastH Ranah SEiit not
demand more thap,FoM ore able, 70
pay-and II you arc q just man you
will not fear tgmeataQHr creditor,
face to faceAld settle YOnrildebted-
ness to him ID fkir md Equitable
tefAAssi sTsis5f hHE 0dsSald ne vi liza
AwpyWith, exits aeaa f6f the
Ihgislatu98sr;AWaY with the nom
sense 6k say and bt6SAdws. The
pe1pt 55f themideBtorSS as we'll
hs creditors can arrange their private
affairs withQut1ARislatiy intorfer-
ence-andWe hops Cow dmphreys
win utteEiEdi@egR theimn0Rtuni-
ties which ~ dOdbt te6cR his cars
from mammoth .speCnlateFs-im-
mese BORROWERS affhecOtten money
Enid that cIaspp0 netsbhsa tqutEe
small Who t6engh EeH TO- d0qhl
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


l W@A4aet Wa
following cifCE uf-tG UIF aJI
addressed f6
- m.-.rt-e
St'l, g
ol'" Soldiers wi ls9
uat the provisi0h m B f8k them by
the Legislature Ia hot an NUT
Iarn ef rc-,r,,
80
'te hosfo TeNa
seetd II tAal laiff h-
bOrs are e6sh, AN ltvmJnt
~ fbs;s
T. j1k aaa41EaBn AXAH a8AS
Tbka6bss
49,
2an
Gag. y
an Actto provide @RLha5a1ppoEt
OF wounded ledP
qieEs and toR and
suucatlon q. 4udigeHt iaren OF
aseaseld!sfsAH telide
Wulsens lAlailles OF MisssAts
Approved, 'Noyemher~ q, iseA
SEC. {. Be- it further enabled, |
That It ShKlp be the ddty1e thaI
members OFF, The boarisnnt county
police, to return aeli of Aostitnlad
disabled Confederate or lhGhl s0ls
diers, resiahe ftheIS
live beat, who ad@tItae6dos
Rpe
9
nlea. ~ saAlkclerk "a
Aua.sgL
iaa
Rtthe
ioE me gsesent
5l1a
Rpatas
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Qbn4
1890 Paalenylth e noeas
gHtg gtae pfeesnt
Rrogseeg that
~ aYPegs
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zsea kssEgagE lastt 9
H1allea
4 ny -Aselsgr 70 ne PRESIDENT Of
b%onatiSs ~ w issea q yafi9
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

HogpAskiFtBjdike 8rels afel
moi. AaHgcrbuB uIi ilave
BbIhethiHg3 ID themSf nnAuh0i the
Hrnfer II eiis fged, Dbwde shd2
,oear eita saterfnllzeanHrnm or
should headleh WITH frnafsst
eaHticn b many b 81
dangerous b even l0ek 81 them
q pa 81 81 ,Ott4AP II .bT9s
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I!'"nOW ,vstua uF,
Gsa,I. TbSnnG o. MsaHAkIns

. e . o.. .F.HHf- --@fNH
ARGENT VISIT i'thhSd Oily OF Hills" Con.
led By t6st paTakoa y ,s0sd, Gsni. fhomaS
G MekakiH, .and.uFhfend hobsanda OF his
dellEhhad gicStl In tie wilderness, In Porto
toe, Memnhis AJask On A1aye heaEd In past
yeaIs, and with which hefiniAhed the vocal
hsFeaaosmsnt q hs seh5ptiag bills o. lAs:
addsa sJthis gfamf elinikx, ssiO rsierenes
q sthp most, SxcitinE rQlticA topic. OF rhe
hhy-4ak, M 16A beibfe Ne a~AnexsllOn OF
TaHaA, duftht ut MoR1cdh MAJ, or thu de-
R6n o9~ntrovsryy the addition was given b.
s 1nsst1! PsgSH ! ~ n
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