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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, announ-
ces that Gen. Pope has been summoned to
Washington, and will leave Atlanta within a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

Putnam county, West Virginia. has voted a
subscription of three hundred thousand dollars
10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

SPEECH OF EX-PREsIDENT FRANKLIN
PIERCE lille White Race to Central Tie CON-
MeM.-Ex- President Franklin Prce was ser
enaded at Concord, N. H., on Wednesday
night, and said:
warn you, my friends, to note the fact that
these triumphs, whatever they may be, are no
party triumphs The people have risen in
their majesty, with consciousness of their
power and disregardiug party lines and party
aspiration, have been silently considering what
belongs to them. their children and their
country. [ think the great battle has been
fought and won. If the results arc significant
in nothing else, they arc in tins, that the
white racc-our racc-thc German. Italian,
French, Irish, Scotch and Anglo Saxon people
are still to be the controlling power on this
continent 1t is for you now to remember your
duties. your fidelity to principles what you
owe to your Dcighbors, whether they agree with
you or not, and take care that the public weal
suffer no detrimcnt at your hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

Ex-Secretary Stanton has gone to Ohio
There he should rest Rest, pcrlurbed spirit,
rest %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

CHOLERA PREVENTGON.-Mes Appleton
Il Go. have recently published pamphlet,
bearing the title of ''Chocra Prevention, y
which deserves to be read in every family in
the country, and to receive the thoughtful at
tention of all organized sanitary authorities.
Failing in the effort to cure, thoughtful phys-
clans turned their attention to preventing the
disease. This problem has, it is said, been
solved, and the pamphlet to which we have re
ferred shows how it was done. The author,
DR.. Elisha Harris, of the New York Board Of
Health, who first introduced the system into
this country, herein gives a summary of the
evidence that led to the discovery and adoption
Of the method of controlling and preventing
cholera by means Of distinction, and descrip
ton Of those disinfectants which experience
has proved to be best adapted to the warfare
against this Asatic pestilence. The entire
book is free from merely scientifc.and technical
phraseology, while at the same time it is re-
markably exact and comprehensive in its state
ments. The rules laid down arc plain and sim
pie, and their value has been thoroughly test
ed. While cholera turks in any place on the
continent, there is danger to every other place,
which can only be avcrtcd by such sanitary
measures as are described in this unprctcnding,
but exceedingly valuable little book.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15
LUMBER DEALERS
u 2 III d u "
!, f. BRUN Il r,

VIRGINIA, to In the County Count
Y of Fairfax county, October rules, 1867
Francis II. Harrison vs. John j. Hol': In chy
Mem The object Of this suit is attach Il
tract Of land, in the county OF Fairfax, the pro
perty Of the defendant containing 100 acres, to
satisfy and pay plaintiff the sum Of SGo'.25,
with interest from April %, 1866, until paid.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the defend
ant is non resident Of this State, it is ordered
that he appear within month after due publica-
ton hereof and do what Is necessary to protect
his interest. Te5tc,
- F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Snoot p a. oct 12-lawlw
VALUABLE FISHERIES TO REMIT
Y offer for rent the Fishery known as MARSH
HALL. on the Potomac River, about - miles
below Alexandria
Also, PLUM TREE FISHERY, which fronts
on Occoquan river and bay. This shore is con
sit!ered one Of the best on the river lur winter
shad, rock, perch and bunch fish.
Possession given December lst, 1861.
JOHN NAGLE. Jr.
Proposals for renting will be received by
BRENT & WATTLE5,
Sc ll-oolw Attorneys at Law, IS! Prince st.
CTEEL PENS Gillott's celebrated Nos
- TO, 294 and 30i Pcrry's Classical, N os. Sc,
fine and extra fine points Esterbrook's White
Albntn; The Falcon, Index, Swan Quill, Ma
tional Anal gam, Fountain, Star and Public
e oc ii ''>'' ~ ''''' ~, Join II. rAREoIr.
BLANK BOOKS.-Day Books, Journals,
- l4clgcrs, Cash Rocks, Pocket Memoran-
dums, Pass Books, lndexcd Pencil, order,
Grain, Milk, Time, Composition and Copy
Books The French Letter Press Copying
''o oc 10 '''''''" '''' ' JOHN i #. pARRorr
CAPSAGO CIlEESEl,
y SAPSAGO CHEESEl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

The Washington Chronicle has another arti-
Gle on the maryland melish this time, com
planning of the parade which is to take place
In Baltimore to day, it being muster day -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

Several Of the Radical Northern papers are
indignant at the Radicals in Ohio, tor not sus-
tanning the colored suffrage amendment. But
the Ohio Radicals rcply-"Wait, your time
comes next -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

EOALl co 4 l. !
y e. q il Il
200 tons Locust Mountain Red a *h tonl,
dAily expected by
MONROF, GEMENY Il CO.,
sep 2l-tr No. "a. King street.
WY 90 ID! W d . - !
w w . y u
1000 cords PINE WOOD for sale.
Price So 50 per cord. delivered
Orders left at the store ot llarrie Hough, cor
Prince and Pitt cts. oct Nv
TOA l.! co A. l.!
v At No. &C. HI e street
JOHN LEATI EKLAND, AGENT,
Dealer in
ANTHRACITE COAL
Z, the load or single ton.
Pure lehiyh, warranted.
I,orbcrry Red Ash from original mine,
Lykcn'S Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also Cumberland Coal, for sale low for caI=h
All orders, left ut u, King street. will he
punctualy attended TO- aug --Gin
TOAL-SIXTT TONS GOAL--&uitablc for
" stoves or itlrnaceS-lur sale below the eur,
rent rates, at the Limo-kn, on Gibbon st.
jy W THOMAS SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

Chief Justice Chase has returned to Wash
inytoD from Ohio. He goes to Baltimore to-
day, to hear case upon Il writ of habcas cor
pus allowed some weeks since, returuabe Oc-
tober 18th, to bring before him colored person
alleged to be detained illegally under the ap-
prentice laws of Maryland, which are said
to be in violation of the civil rights act of Con
prcSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

1t is generally admitted that Mr.. Roger A.
Pryor's views on ''the situation, . are of very
little consequence, and his advice ofvcry little
Importance to the people of Virginia. Hav-
ing subsidized he ought to stay subsidized "
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
II r o 3 L 4 T $

Y
III, King st., Alera"dria Va.
Having had twelve years experience IN INC
practice CT Dentistry, feels confident that he can
give entire satisfaction il all cases All opera
lions Guaranteed, ard charges moderate Zoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15
" ESIRABLE FARM FOX RENT.

WOODLAND, a very desirable farm, two
and half miles from Gainesville Station, on
the Manassas Gap r. r., is for rent This farm
contains about TO acres, is we'll supplied with
wood and water, and has between $50 to 4Nj
acres under fencing; n LARGE comfortable ATsaa5
HOUSE: containing II rooms, and All ne AEass-
cessary out-houses, with q spacious barn, &c.-
This farm is admirably adapted To- grazing, and
the production Of all the cereals. Persons de-
string to rent would do well to apply. without
delay to u. T., Box NO. ~;
Oc 15-tf Warrenton. Fauqulcr CO., va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

E FOREIGN NEWs.-The continued agitation
in Italy, and the determined disposition evlnc-
ed by the party Of action to persist in its at
tempts at invading the Roman territory, causes
much financial uneasinessin London and Paris,
The reform demonstration at the Crystal
Palace, in London, on September Goth, was
failure The Reform League held a meeting
at St. James Hall, on the lst inst, and adopt
ed an address of mpathy for Garibaldi: Z
heanxiety in England relating to the tehlal,
movements has been aggravated by several
murderous assaults in London, and the lines
urge, the al ming of. the police, Three Man
/ chester Fenians we're captured at Liverpool
after stout resistance. --1 -.
Immediately alter the close OF the Paris TX
position, 3lst instant, exhibitors are required
to pack up and remove their products. All
articles not so disposed of by the goth OF NO
vembcr will be transferred, by authority, 10
the public stores at Paris. at the expense and
risk of contributors Products or articles not
removed from the public stores by the goth of
June, 1868, will be sold at public sale, and the
net proceeds will be applied to charities.
RADICAL MOVEMENTS IN RICHMOND, Va
The City Radical Convention met at Capitol
Square yesterday, and was organized by elect
ing James Hayes, (white,) president. The
names Of the candidates nominated at the
meeting on Saturday night, John w. Hunnl-
cut, Judge John c. Underwood, and James
Morrisey, (whitc,) Lewis Lindsey. and John
Cox, (tlacks, were then separately announced
and voted upon The result was their unanl-
NOUS nomination to thc Convention. The
meeting was one of the largest ever held on
the Square The greater portion OF the color
ed population was present. Tobacco factories
and other establishments where large numbers
of colored people are employed were co npelled
to close for the day to give them an opportun-
ty to attend. There were fewer OF the white
population present than usual. 1t is said that
the greater portion Of the white people and
moderate cololcd intend making other nomna-
tons that they will not support the lunnlcut
ticket The ex. officers and soldiers party did
not take part in the convention, and will not
support the ticket, but will nominate one OF
their own, thus splitting the party.
| After the nominations were made each nom
inee was called upon and signfed acceptance,
except Judge Underwood who is absent from
the city.
Speeches were made Of the proscrptive or
der, Morrissey, an lrshman, declaring that he
would vote in the convention to distranchlsc
every foreigner that aided the rebellion; while
Hunnicutt favored not only DISTINGUISHING all
that Congress has distranchiscd, but all minis.
ters OF the Gospel and editors who advocated
secession or rebellion. 1t was gala day for
the blacks and their wives.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
WOOD AND COAL.

60 A l. G. q a l.
For sale, t. arrive from phila ielphin, arargo
of I.orbcrry Red Ash and Locust Mountain
White Ash Coal also, cargo Of LyEnn'a Val
lev All orders will be received.
JOHN LEATlIERLAND,
sen % No 2G, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The sub
II scrber having taken out letters of admins
tration on the estate of GEO. T. BALDWIN,
dec d.. this is to give notice to all indebted to
said estate to come forward and make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims are
hereby notified to present them, properly au-
thsnticatcd for settlement
MARGARET j. BALDW1N,
/ 1,u.I, Aln,l1, Of Ga r Rn Lid win
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
III u M o r. O u s
From the New York Independent
TO THE SEXTON.
A Appel for Are to the Sextant of
the Brick MeetinOuse.

By A. GAsPAR.

By A. GAsPAR. I3a aol8eE Is
4efsrst a3 - i.u5d FL g. s85.c1ti
o Sextant of the meetinous, which sweeps
And dusts, or is supposed too! and makes
And iites the gass, and surntines leaves a
In which case it smells orful-worse than
And wrings the Bel, and toies it when men
to the griefnof srryivin partners, and
sweeps paths; t-hE)ssNl 40
And for the servases gets 500 per anuum.
WITCH them that thinks deer, let 'em try it;
Getin up before star lite in all Wethers and
Kindiin fires when the wether is as cold
AS zero, and like as not green wood for
wouldn't be hired to do it for no some-e
But o Sextant there be kermoddity
Wich's more than gold wien doant cost
Werth more than anything exceptthesoie
n of Mann! 49, rTw4 x7T IL
imean pewer'Are, sextant, mean pewer
Arei
o it is plenty out o doors, so plenty it doant
What on earth to do with itself, but hys
about
Scatterin leaves and BLOWN of mems hats;
in short, its just =" free as are' out dores,
But sextant, in our church its scarce as
piety,
scarce as bank bills wen agints beg for
mischuns,
WITCH sum say is pretty often (taint moth
ing to me,
Wat give amt nothin to nobody but
u shSf So a'i mel, wi v ianrnens ana eRiIdren
Speshally the latter, up In a lite place;
Some has bad breths, none amt swete,
Some is fevery, some is strOfiluS, some has
bad teeth,
And some haint none, and some amt over
But every / on EN- breethes in & put and
Say 80 times mint, or l million and
half breths an our;
Now, how long will church full of are
last. at this rate, -4.Ihad
/ ask you, say Is minits, and then watts to
be did?
Why then they must brethe, it ALI over
agin, e@O&A&s@ x
And then agin,- and 80 on, till each has
took it down,
At Least j. j. tia1es seaa let it up agin, and
The same individible don't have the prive-
OF bret dge his own WAR are and no ones else:
Each one must take wateyer comes. to
o settaht, doant yod 10 our iungs i ibseiiu-
Coin bio as al ss if OBI & r sep
out wind?
And amt wind are! j put it to your con-
Are is the saim u II Us As mix to babies,
Or water is to fish, or pendIums to clox-
or TR tfis SIT SsS % poetorhig
Or boys to gurls. Are is for us to brethe
Wat signifies who preeches If cant brethe
Watts Pol p Watts Poffus? to sinners who
are ded?
Ded for, Want Of brethf whysextant when
I'VE dye -
Its only coz we can brethe no more-thats
all. -
And now, o sextant, let me beg Of you
To let little are into our church.
(Pewer are is sertin proper for the pews)E4
And1io II weak days and Sundays tew-
1t amt much trouble-only make a hole
And the are will come in of itself;
Ut luvs to come in WHARF it can git warm y
Audg sperrit up the preacher, and stop
garpS, :,
And yawns and flights as affectooal e1sA "
AS wind on the dry Beans the Proffits tells
of.
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MEDICAL.
Great New England Remedy
DR.. ]. w. POLAND'S r.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

Is Now UFFEHED 10 The NJ
IL fiicted throughout the country, after
having been proved by the test of eleven
Its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, in part, 1t derives its
virtues.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

hibits truth, which aclose observer
often recognizes:
1.-THE deeds themselves, though mute
spoke loud the doer." [E1chanoe.
Millions line is no ''bull," whether
it exhibits truth or not. The forced
use of the word speak" is now an
accepted and ordinary use; and it
was no bull" even in his day. for he
recognizes the unusual sense he gives
it by the though mute. A willful
bull" is no bull" al all.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

EPIGRAM rBY LORI ,CRANRoRNE.-
Best proof 4 Governments frresolu-
tion-resolutions.
LOGICAL EXERCISE FOR LADIES.
jumping to conclusions.
THE LABOR WE DELIGHT IN Phys
les PAIN.-What injury can children
bear the best without complaining?
Having their fingers jammed.
The WRETCHl-A correspondent
suggests that mum is used as I'll
tie for ladies on account of their we'll
known love of silence.
+ A man who won fat turkey alta
rahe, and whose pious wife was yerv
inquisitive about the method of OBJ
tanning the poultry satisfied her at
last with the remark, that the Sha-
kers" gave tito himgO ipnirssW
A woman in Chicago, visiting her
husbands Office recently, discovered
long hairs in her hair brush, and she
has applied for divorce. - aoii II a f.' Il 4,
Jones, what in the world put mat
rimony in your head?p Well, the
fact is, Joe, / was getting short of
shirts" f'EH1G D II t.l83a
Up to snuff, is now rendered,
" Elevate to an equal capacity with
the titillating particles Of the tobacco
plant y 5sss.l,,a ,9dW .lii M aaIr
What kind of vice is it that some
persons will shun if they are ever so
bad? AID vice.
My = son, if thou wilt wear tight
bootsi there are three bad things thou
wilt inevitably suffer, namely, bad
corn, a bad gait, and a bad temper.
Woman is the morning star of our
youth = the day star of our manhood;
and the evening star of our age. 3a9is
IF a laddie meets lassie walking
in the street IF the lassie wears a
,"tilter ''--shows an ankle neat: f if
the wind is rudely blowing, lifts her
skirts too high, and the 1addie sees
the ankle, need a lassie cry? Every
lassie wears "tilter and him
derpest," and a metal " palpitor" on
her snowy breast. If when married
to the lassie these false charms he
spy If he says m sold, by jingol :"
need lassie cry? e1a5 d % 1oi5
BULLS" Bulls" by scholars and
men men OF genius are not uncommon.
mere are three from DIR. Johnson's
uf sco ffGm the the glittering bride your
&C. sen Tor gold What gold can neuer bug !,
man n a1npneeare has not only shown hui
- mature as 1t is, but as il 1Do1sI1I he G,1l,lry
- to which it cannot be erposed.S
., baIs scottish dialect is likely 10 beco,na.
-. sn,n m.i century, provtrlcioi eper to them
L ne following is by Covleya: a2e
"lSsLsTtce and horror I'LL the MIC 90 .r.,,..,.f
Ecno ltseii dares scarce repeat the so,s,ssi ,,
We might, indeed, call the, follow.
ing line by Milton; 3 bull; vet il sexg
raH ,EEOMEOJ W. s0A-
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.oaisu11 qlasaHoT ss3
aAJ % nofi9sis-8T 1ol 4fHl.h1G2 aia
.llsfsns sdi 10 ssfsGT --wo- - @2ilo
Goods at aIue..e

We have the most complete stock
ofStaple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
cd to the season, which we will sell of
cheap until March We make no
ridiculous pretensions by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them " are just out" or by
pretending to sell at cost (cost to Gus
TONER'S, of course). Many goods are
high enough at Eastern cost. ,oifo -
With many thanks to our friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
newyear with q confident hope Of a
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit it.
.mqWIl9nuO9
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & Co..
IL and 40 Main Street.
IaulI sSrg-v~ gg FFgT HJFF% ri
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Fancy
CaSSimereS.
.B08 3 H9RHI2 L
,f99ri2 TlsH 0g %

THESE GOODS, BEING MANUrAC.
.& tured only of the finest Merino WooSs-
are OF superior quality, high finish, and
MADE In great variety of the most fash
1onable styles. Ranking in New YORK
with the best Eastern makes in styles and
hnlsn these Western goods especially com
mend themselves to the Western trade, as
Waste, &c.
Gentlemen giving these goods the pre-
ference In ordering suits will be sure to be
satisfied In quail. y. style, and wear
For sale at retail by ali the principal
merchant tailors and dry goods dealers
throughout the country. and at wholesale
by MACKEY, NESB.T &sCO.S Evansville,
and by 10 u r. d. MOORE / = LlIE =
Treasurer Lawrenceburg Wooden Mills.
mch5 d3m nj Lawrenceburgh, Ind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-17

A7To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
many objects OF iutersst passing through the
beautiful ys'leys OF the Chsmung, eusqnehanna Dsa
ware and RamApo rivers, ever changing Of
Of paturN's beaufise commands attention. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-17
The White Pine Compound Cure
The White Fine Compound.

1t Early In the spring Of "a that this compound
Was originated A member Of my family was s@icted
with irritation OF the throat ATTENDED viii diss
able eough had for months prsvions Thought
tat preparation having for s as ths inside bark o.
white pine might be compou Hded ~ be very ussfni
In dseaes of the throat aud lungs To test tbs val1e
u 10 In the alluded to- compromises small quar-
tfy Of thu medicine that had been pbsnning aud gaze
II In espoonfdl dosss. The result Was exceedingly
gratifying Within days this fttattoa Of TIM thrpnt
was removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure
effected. Room afsr this sent 70 aIAdy IN Lon
donderry, NJ H. who had been suffering for some weeks
from bal eemEh occasioned BY sudden cold and bad
raised mucous streaked with blood shs soon found re-
It, and got well. j. b. Clark, Bsq, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror mads rts Of the same prtpara-
ton In the OF Mvere cold and vas cured imnrd-
ateIy. Hswas highly pleased with the results, aua
confident in attending its s~ies pfsesd be-
fore the public, that ho finally persuaded me 70 give
name, and ssud 1t abread to heeht this suffering. In
Hovenbef 1901 hrst advertised IL under the name OF
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there had been wholesaied In Manchester alone one
hundred dollars WORTH where IL took the Iesd ofal the
cough remedies IN MARKET audit st maintains that
position There IL good reasons for this IL very sooth
Ing and healing in It's nature warming TO the sfofn
sch and pleasant withs to the taste and exceedingly
cheap. -. nj,
Compound stands nnfiyaled. Ii was not originated IoI
that purpose but person in nsipg II for cough ~
only cured Of the coagh, but VS. also cured on
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. siace ths
cidental discovery many thousands h.se nseo to 'n'
same com Amt and hare beeti completely euren
The ahpye was write ny Dr. Poland, In isoo tfnte
then a. In Manchester, the White Pine Com pouno nas
tab ct the lead Of all Gongb remedies ~ well ~ preps
ration the Of Kidney dfmerties ~ every ciy
town village and hamlet Throughout the New England
States. ,... .n.. \, -
ecfual.
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4
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en for Boston and New Hnsiaad Quss.ses 81
srt, 1sun a.ys ..5spssa.) SOP. 4 ls,.ssssc !.
tasI,sop n Ilss non Bsaalo. s.rss.sx d New New
IRON DUHHALO-By New York ti.s ftsa Pc.
pot cor. Exehanrs ana Michigan atreetss
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VIC .idslEs ,.Rss |. IN. q. q Es g: Jsss, l..t
nalIsrills tssnday. sxceptsdl Arrives q nss
YoFk aa7ie.n Connecr = nntra wish nsteh.
snors n 1sxss . .s psss.
$40 r. =. Lfghtning nxPrsss, tsuDd.xssx
ceptedl sssp: = aesosllssi = - p alssp.A
5:.:sy Rsii.e.d - s.islnor. ssd Wsshissssss,
=; s,.a M ia L. Ia.s ssoas . cypress %
$40 =. n. Isw York .Migh4 Enpssss,
DAILT. ese1s = Pn.hss s:ss ., =. tssSD i.str-
fcm bunkirk. End arrivtin Hs~ FORK q iaSo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-17

The system Of brrech loading firearms rem
ders it necessary for the soldier to carry a
double amount of ammunition. Ninety rounds
is now The regulation number in the British
army,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-17
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Is Vienna, last year. the legitimate births
were 12,9d3, aud the Legitimate 1892.