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, 1863-12-12

AS A REMEDY, to purify
and cleanse the blood,
leaving it free from all
humors and impurities,
we assert with confidence
that there is no better
remedy than sCoYILL's
BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, Give it a trial.
1t cannot fail to do you
Good. For sale by all
Druggists. REDINGToN
81 CO., Agents, AIS and
4l8 Front street, San
Francisco.
lly
, 1863-12-12

john NJ CANNADY, late Democratic
Candidate for Delegate to Congress, in Ida
no Territory, arrived in this city this week
from east of the mountains He proposes
to remain here dnring the winter and return
to Bannock in the spring.
, 1863-12-12

Walla Walla Lodge No T F. & A. NJ. hold their
regular meetings on the second and fourth Saturday.
of each month. All brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
By order of W.M.
, 1863-12-12

ps~ We learn from a gentlemen from
Lewiston that party left that place this
week, accompanied by Page, to find the bod
les of Magruder and the other murdered men
, 1863-12-12

If husband and wife are fast, there is dan
ger in their case, as in that of fast team,
that the coupling will break.
, 1863-12-12

THE CAPITAL OF fDAHo-It is the cur
rent opinion among Idaho politicians that
the capital of that Territory will be removed
by the Legislature to Boise City in Boise
10 How
, 1863-12-12

SICKNESS AT BOIsE.-There has been
great deal of sickness at Boise during the
past two months. The principal complaints
have been mountain and typhoid fevers,
which have in many cases proved fatal,
, 1863-12-12

Marriage must be favorable 10 longevity
An old maid never lives to be more than
thirty.
, 1863-12-12

Why cannot two slender persons ever be-
come great friends Because they will al
ways be Slight acquaintance.
, 1863-12-12
ST. JOHNS LUNATIC ASYLUM,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
The Sisters Of Charity.

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
The Sisters Of Charity.
VANCOUVER, W. T.
TNHIS institution commenced during the present
year, under the patronage Of the Legislature
and Executive of the Territory of Washington rec
ommends itself by its location in the pretest and
healthest part Of Vancouver. The building is fitted
up to accommodate for the present about twenty in
mates.
Sisters of Charity are constantly in attendance.
and no pains are spared to procure health and com
fort to the unfortunate sufferers under their care
Terms:
One Dollar and fifty cents per day, paid monthly in
advance lin coin)
N. B.-Persons belonging to the Territory who
unable to pay can be receivd at its expense by
making application to the Probate Judge of their
county.
For further particulars apply to the superoress
Of the establishment sep26, ls63-4lm3
, 1863-12-12

Jesus Galindo, SpAniard, was convicted,
on Thursday of firing off pistol within the
city limits, drunken and disorderly conduct,
and fined 500 and costs.
, 1863-12-12

-MRs MAGRUDER AND THE NURDERERs- Mrs. Ma
gruder, accompanied by her three children, visited
the prisoners at the Luna House, in Lewiston. Mrs
NJ. asked them to tell her what they had done with
the body of her husband? The prisoners were silent
for some time. at length Howard answered, that
the last he of him, about 20 miles from East
Bannack. She then said to her eldest child: Johny.
beg these gentlemen to tell you what they did with
your father The child, with streaming eyes, asked
J them to give him back his father The mother,
then, with frantic grief, implored the men to tell
her and said she had friends who would bring the
body to her.
The prisoners were very much affected during the
scene, and when Mrs, NJ. had left the room Howard
i exclaimed to the guard "For Gods sake don't
let that woman come again. My father died sudden
ly, and know how that woman feels. She feels
like my mother did, and if had million dollars
would give it sooner than see her again"
, 1863-12-12

New EXPRESS LNE.-Messrs. C. P. Will
son & Co., have commenced running an
Express between Walla Walla, Mormon Ba-
sin and Oyhee. This express arrangement
will be kept up during the winter, making
weekly trips between the above points
The Messenger will leave this place every
Wednesday, and will carry letters, packages,
ETC., etc. uoUIfIa Iove
, 1863-12-12
HEAVY The Oregon Statesman gets

HEAVY The Oregon Statesman gets
off the following upon Yallandigham
GLOW TO PRONOUNCE IT.-There are
quite number of pronunciatons of the
great exileds' name-Valandigham. There
is no n in the third syllable and the
common pronunciation as though the dig
were ding, is incorrect. A great admirer Of
him, not a hundred miles from Salem, calls
him Valandigum. A better and more ap-
propriate pronunciation is Villaindamhim. ="
RoBBERY.-D McFadden, formerly
of this place, was recently robbed on the
road between Stinkingwater and East Ban
mock of between two and three thousand
dollars in gold dnst He was going pas
senger in the stage to Bannock, and the stage
was stopped by 'rOad ageuts" who compelled
him to deliver.
, 1863-12-12

CLOSE OF VoLUSE 1.-THE present number closes
the second volume Of the STATESMAN. We have no
disposition TO follow in the beaten track usually pur
SIZED by publishers upon such OCCASIONS and bore
fea ders with lengthy article upon the suhect-to
apologize for or to eulogise what we have done in
the year that has passed to make great promises
for the future. We have only to say that shall
continue to publish the paper that its course will be
as heretofore, Independent upon all subjects and
neutral upon none that while we should like to
have every name now upon our books continue there,
with the sanction of its owner we viii not insist up
on a single patron continuing unless he can believe
he gets value received either in the paper itself
in the benefits he may think city and valley re-
ceives from its publication.
, 1863-12-12

Why is life the riddle of all riddles
Because we must all give it up.
, 1863-12-12

RECORDERS Court Patrick Farrell and
Patrick Rouark got into "bit of row. on
Monday, and were brought up before his hon
or Recorder Horton and fined $40 each and
, 1863-12-12

SCHOOL .-Superintendent Wood furnishes us
with the following in egard to the School Fund for
this county
, 1863-12-12

THE LEWISTON MAIL.-In accordance with instruc
tions from the Department, Mr., Mullan will on Mon
day next, resume his contract for carrying the mail
between here and Lewiston.
, 1863-12-12

DANoINa SCHoOL.-A dancing party will be held
at the City Hotel on Monday evening next, on which
occasion it is proposed to organize Dancing School
All interested are invited to attend.
, 1863-12-12

Amount in County Treasury, ......... 81, 1890
Out of twelve districts four have schools and have
reported according to law, and entitled to draw
from the above fund as follows
, 1863-12-12
Council Proceedings.
CITY COUNCIL CRAMBER,
w A1r-A -WAIIA Dec 6

" CITY COUNCIL CRAMBER
WALLA WALLA, Dec. 8, 1868.
Council met at P. NJ. Present, Messrs. Guichard,
Kyger, Kelly, Lnkton and Thibodo.
Minutes of the previous meeting read and ap-
proved
The committee on Public improvements submitted
a report showing that suitable crossings had been
constructed on Main street. On motion, the report
was adopted.
Motion of Mr.. Kelly that the sum Of $4,000, col
ected by Recorder Horton be retained by the Coun-
Gil for the payment of Mr.. 1nkton for lumber used
in street crossings carried.
Amendment to ection of Ordinance No was
read third time and passed.
An ordinance authorizing the Recorder to employ
counsel under certain circumstances was read a
second time and laid over according to rules. m
MIR, Jas McAulitf appeared as agent for Mr.. John
Kane. and submitted proposals for the purchase by
the City of certain street property tho of
Main and third Streets which was, under the rules,
laid over one week. a
TIE Committee on Public Improvements submitted
contract, entered into with Mr.. P. Ferrell for the
grading and filling of certain portions of streets On
notion the contract was received and the agreement
ratifed-Mr. Kyger voting nay.
VI "
man approved
Bills ordered paid
Charles f. Kraf-work on streets ........$65 90
Adjourned. A. L. BRowN, Clerk,
THE Boise Neaos is evidently not up to
"Chinook," and gives the following at his
own expense and that of Rev. G. s. Kings
ley, of Portland
"OREGoN LArIN.-Rev Mr. Kingsley
called on us on Thursday morning and an
nonnced that he would 'wa-waw' in the eve
ming at Union Hall Under the impression
that the word meant something connected
with the litany or some other religious OBJ
servance to which an outsider might not be
proper spectator, we staid away only to as
certain when it was too late, that the Rev.
gentleman had made patriotic speech, and
that in the classic Chinook, wa wa signifies
TALK"
, 1863-12-12

There is upwards OF $1,000 of delinquent tax
on the rolls of this year and last, belonging to the
school fund lfthe taxes were all paid in, as they
ought to be it would support school in each dis
trict in the county for six months OF every year.
o2 J. F. WooD,
, 1863-12-12

q 1Oldl expenses - JoOO w
Leaving balance of $4,000 to take up scrip, with
a very fine prospect indeed, of a larger amount.
All this may be effected without material injury to
any tx payer, and with great advantage to the
County by eevatng the value of County scrip to that
ofU IS. Legal Tender notes. "a, -erer orr +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

zaa tsars sssa 40 cssnEs il tzs Bslitics Of
tas Wsr-sai tks war been conducted tArsEEh-
ssf, IS It was ssgua, simply ana solely ts re-
eslssii=h tee sla srEsr Of thingB-sai thare seen
ne csufscziea laws, ns emaHciBatisn sroels-
tisns, - armiEg Of HsFrs slaves, GO attempts
70 excite ssrvils iasuErsctioR, re Ssrbarisns in
tBa reaa. tarrissTy ssza sf wAich have prsma-
TED, Sat al Of which have retarded tss military
sBsraliOaB-hzd tasra been nsus Of thsse sEinzg
ID is Psssibis, aye, it is pTosasls thai, uadsr
tAsir prsssst ssVsrs aad 6iscsuraging defeats,
the rabe's wsuia return 10 their allegiance, Car
taiHly, hsd there been Bsus Of sksss thiRgg, the
South wsEls have been Sled WITH aurmUriH Is
at 80 disastrous WAT, sRs party would be aa-
ValaBs1 andsr theas defeats slsm9rsss fer peace
aua ratHTD 70 the Unisu.
Bat zsdsr tsess Bsfeas eff tss wsr-uis5
their srspsrty aj csu&scstsd sad thsir slaves sll
oHanci Fa1sd--Waat Inducements hsTs the ssHta
ts give up the c0atsst A4d return b the UnisR
What save they to gain ~ iti Nhas have
they thas tksy win As- lsss 5yiri De sst tks
PsEseagisa Of all sE5ir rights Of prsssTty sna AL
thsir civil rights deDssd upsa sscc=ssf1l resist
szcs Whs5 is sEsHissisa Bat asceptaaea Of
easisTry Are tsay net placed IL tEat
position Wsers eLtsTui zztiGa 10 Ursfaraa-8 to
sEb2isEisa Is snvthizE ls1. ssc than kH- 5as-
Psrati0s 70 tbs sad
tt u iEFiaseTial hsH many OF bsW siEaal VIC
tsris8 re sav sBtsiu, SO long as ths A5elrIsn
ps.icias Of the wa ses retained; thsy viii Uot
bCiag peace they viii bring no accsmsaod atioz
Of tEe aifiaUlties The war viii ceHHBus waila
the Rslieies sontinus We may, sad ws'dsust-
less shGl, roagcs still further the boasdsriss Of
tss rsssl ssrrtsrT, Bat as shs rsbsl ass shall BE-
circgm5cEbed the desperation 0fths csnisss viii
be iscrsasa5. Il WiiI bscsms literally war sf
sxssrnLzaton on sae side and Of ssli-PTsHsrTa-
tioa GA the sthsr.
There is 10 .a5tAly way Of sosce sad rsHaisa
bzt wits5ravEi Of tie Abslitiaa psli=.=s- Nsaa.
Ne ssis8Rly behave tEzt if they ware vita
icaTH, aid shis wicked A5nizistTs-ion at Wash-
iaEtsa we're sat sf tAs Hay-sa A5ministrasien.
s5 has basa lastly said, as incapable Of NakiBg
ksEsrssis Fsses ss sf asn iuetiHg successful
Wsr-ta8 war eould be elsssd Is niasty days on
ths sesis st tzs Unioa restored. We sorisusly
believe thls.
Wsst q hsrribla calamity is the Administration
at Washington -Chicags TINES
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Ths sFsrgroWa village Of asgsrsssWa, Mary
lssd, as regards the Pc zeal ssRhzsRts Of its
iahabitsRts, is liks Al glisa c0ekHsy's drink
-''alfaa5-slf' When General Lee fell back,
and tbs Tahksss cane, soaa Of the residents
was had showa tasir syRpstEy for the ssRsb-
srn esUse, wers badly trested By tha soldiers,
aad ia sRs Instance party Of thsm visited the
Sac estate sf a Fr0mihezs citizen witk the
avsFsd PsTPsss Of Burning and sackinE ais resi-
dsacs aad destroying bis barn. The owner,
who was a EsaR Of serve told tzem to 20 ahead,
to bars hiz hosss, his 5a-a; and ssssl sad Ere
every taing he posssssed-"Bus," esRtiausd the
SBArtas, "So ssoa as yea do tkis, myself aas
sons VIII eOmusnes rstaiation ia aaraess Not
= Unioa mah'B house or barn shall be left n
WashiaEtoR cezBty. Sc set absut yoar wsrk;
Whsn you get through I will csmmenes nlna-
The Yankee oficar in charge Of tAs SQUAD
Ioeksd a. his eovsd ruffiaBs, wac Looked At one
sBsthsr. Tsey had sst With ane rebel at least
vbs thrsatsned rstalIstlsa IA kind" and be
licked a. Jasa<h hs might aot 5c joking. saf-
fes Il 10 say that tEas rebels houss vas act
cursed and the c0wsTdly iucsndizries szsaks6
away, remark king 20 enc sa0ther L" That's the
dsmiest stTaagsst fellow I ever ssH Waat
pity hs's 3 reb. Such a brave maa should be
coed Union
It is, perhaps, Rscssssgy to explain thss ths
Uaioa folks Of HagerstOTH bad ssme inhuance
in saving he PrsPerty Of the gentlemaa alluded
to. Ih5Y knew his sstsrraincd fearless charag-
ter aad had good rasseh for believing he would
mako bis tHrsat gsod.
The gentleman alluded to is new ia lhs Cen
fs5sfscy; bE5 be says he has ne fear thar bis
preBerty, which he left in charge Of his wife and
daughters. VIII be destroyed. His Union neigh
bors have too much interest st stake IL protect
ingis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

From eur ED frisnd MAJ. Bill Parker We
learn that witbsus ssubt bis old chief Gen. J.
II Morgan las crossed tia Ohis river with one
thegsaad men sad his artillery. The crossing
is said ta have bees msds somewhere in the vi
sinity ef BisRRsThassot's island, int Virginia,
re sHPpess.
Nsjsr Parker is a member Of MsrgaR's ola
squadron, asd is perfectly devoted ts hin. His
eyes Sled with tesTs WhsR he hesrd thst the
hsrsie Morgan had fallRn into the hsRd5 Of bis
ezeasiss; but rev that he is safe, his spirit re.
wives, and the hearts ef the gallant ola SpaTtas
basd viii leap for icy.
Oar last Northern kilograms state that A9r-
gan was svIdsAtly siniag to cress the O1ie
sbove gunboat navigation. 10 this it seems be
has been successful. TITS island whera be is re-
pertod to have crossed ia nst far froa Parkers-
burg aud the Reu.h of the KlnRwha river
This Information Is taken from the New York
Herald sf tho S4th The Herald aimits that
Morgan crossed with oRe tbousaad msn and his
artillery. We ars right glad Of 30 much; bal
We have little doubt that the truth will be mus
mere gratifying wheA we get it, We shall never
gst thiS from Bennett. hswever. Sswney IS
jsiaed to his idel, lying beth BY suppression and
suggestion, even where the truth Woald serve
him as we'll
Morgan and his men have hsd a long and per
ilo1s chase among the Hoosisrs aad Buckeyes,
bat we think they viii come cut about right yet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

Editorial Correspondence Savannah Republican
CHAELEsT0E, July 25sA.
Thsre i3 sH5 little ia the events OF tho last
tvest ty-four haars wer.b communicating. hui as
all eyes are turze5 t5Wsrs CAarsstoa, aud ru-
mor, with Der Thousand tsnEses, ever busy, ca
mischief if neihirg better cAz be faard. Sc we're
we'll ts write, if only to say that al! is still yra
Fort Wagner stiIl stands a msHuzHaHs TO the hs-
rgisa Of eur troops. Il has undergone q terrible
ordeal Ia the last few days, bat sill frawns dsG-
sstly uPeR the snsny's lzua batteries and feet
An idle rumsr has beos set sasas. szJ may
Hsd It's way iRss the cogatry, that Bsauragard
eaAtemplatss th8 eVacIslioa ef Norris fsiaed.
UPen careful isqairy I feel pretty sure that a.
such FBrpsse Is entertained either hero or AZ
Riean9Hd. I believe It has been determined
as al sides, to heia ii 20 the last exsrss,ity.
True, Battery WagHsr, the chief work. has bad
to contend with fearful sdds In FIRE from both
sea eRa lansi bat il has st5ss t pretty wsll thus
far, iuhctHg, in the two assaults, terrible less
on the eneny, ssa vita pTsper management
may be made ts Do even better than ever Nav
works have bsen csmPletad ssd heavily armed
that bear directly ca tbs enemy's lsad batteries
asd eR WagRer, saoGld il fall, wsich asy be re-
garded as strengthening the Pesitisa now and
rendering Il extremely uRcsm fsrtabio ia case e
shsala fall iHts tts. aasmy's hands. These new
~
there can be no inBrsBrioty in slluainy 10 tbe-7
Te-ssy the beabasdaaat has been, fer the
NEST part, en- cur sida. Cum aing's point and
the James island batteries have been s5sllfpz
the snsHay away trsm ssme 8sw works whes
they are aitsasting 70 erect o. Msrris islaad
between Craig's hill and Battery Wagner. The
enemy hr-s bul ssidom, bat killed 9aa man At
CGmsaing's point ard wounded On oRcsr ss
Shell Poiat, On James Island. To-Bieht Bsrfect
quieE reigned until tea o'clsek. ggssa Sumter
opened asa Gied Ten or q dszsn shot: sna or
Eve rounds we're aiss sest of nom Shell Bsist
Bat few minutes sines (it is nsw ia P.M)
very rapid firing, % che extent OF twelve or fsur-
tseR gRas, was heard, bas aotAiag is yet known
of the csuse.
Yesterday tie wounded prisoners were sx-
changed uader Gag Of truce, Gel z. c. Aader-
son conducting the exchange on our side. We
ssnt down los, out two died on tho way The
enemy returned Us loIty-two, who bore many
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29
Charlsslsa IsssIIIEenes.
Frsm tbs Chsr.es.oa Mercury July 2sI
LATEsT PROM MORRIS IsLAsD-NOvEaEENTs
or T-FfE FTVFT

II
LATEsT FROH MORRIS IsLAsD-M0vEMEETs
or TIE FLEET.
Tho situation Of Affairs in oar naigbbsrhsed
raHlaiRad withsai material changa yesterday
Thsre was sut little friag. 0coa5issaily. Ssr-
lag the dsy, cur batteries thTsT a few shells At
lac oEsays BssitieR en- HGrris island. but ne
reply was elected, either froR the YaRksa aeot
y lszz sattsTiss- The enemy ia svidenty Wig
orsusly at work with tia spads. On the bsash
iaaeaisssy il froat Of Battery WaEaers the
Isnzses save censructad q snail semicirealsT
wsrr, containing (s5 lsr as can be sscsrlaiHaa
By e5ssfvstisa) sBly aHs msFtar. Bat fsw msR
sBEssIsd 70 5s wsrking en- this new battery
The ansny'I feet eff the harbsr vas increased
yeEtsr3ay By The srrivsl of several transports.
Tbs whsis zum5sr Of vessels il igHt last even
ing was iEantY-sovau. Aaeng taess wsra ak
msaitsr8 ans ths ITs1si8cs There wsra, be-
sides, ssms tweBsY-f7s vessels, nsssly .gsus-
ports, ia Stone. This wsald seea se PsrlsHd
warn WsrE ea James island.
Tae ssalaT were asEsrvsd yesterday disBaat-
ling g brig, prs5abiy sae sf their 0Wa vessels
Hhieh had been aaVsH sshsrs.
TIE casualties sa Saturday In c0auany O.
(CaBtais StaliiaEs). q regiment s. c. aftiisgy,
ware Z. Norris, killed; z. EsrTis, Hsuaded-
From ths Courisr, 2siA
THE EEWs FROM THE ISLANDS.
Tbsrs was as firing sf aay impsr-1acs Mea-
5sy Fert 5Uatsr sas eur batteries sandi8g sB ,
az ecnssisnal skst or Bhe0 At the Yankees en-
Msrris islaRa Tbs latter nsas ne reapsuss
Thsy Wsrs sgaia a. wsrk uesa tasir ssttary
previously reported In Mondays issas- This
seems e Be a very sna4 cGacsru, in the fern
Of seal circle, srrctia~ o. ths beach. We
eoUid discoTn bat ere msrt4r plscsa in PasitiaR
is tas sastsry, gad bz5 very Tow Eaa as wsrk
On sur side we ars glad 70 gay tRst svsry day
is as3iag greatly ts 5Hr strength, aRs tkaI sur
ssi.Itsry rsuTes0nt everything pF0grsaSiag satis-
laessriiY. a fan nsrs transpsrts arrived yes
.erdsy.
Ehsrs W5Ta assus twaaty-saTaa vessels Of al
classes inside tAs bar yesterday, incla5ing the
Ir0naides ass six mentors. s)ue twenty i've
vsrssis were reported in gtou0. A brig wdich
rad got ashore was Being stripped by the Yam
KEGS sn Monday aftarnesu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

ziarks Of kind and skilIfsI tresssaeut. T'bs os-
srsti0as wsrs al well psrf0rAsd aaa tha wsHads
carefully dressed. lee. lsnoRads, aad sthsr re-
slorstivss aas pleasant beverages were adniRis-
tered ts thsm whilst IA tas hzsds Of tsa sasHoy,
sRd svsa new s9its Of sisthisg were farBisHo5
70 ell ct tasn. II their eva Wouaded asrs
handed aver in = verse cou6iiieH, shsy may lay
The fault st their own door, As the Blockade Of
eur ports BEs deprived as Of ihs necessary nsaas,
hswsTsr well inclined re nay feel, % rstuIa
thsir ofices OF humanity ia kiad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

We doubt the ststsme1t ef Col. Dukes capture.
Ths Yankees captured at him perhaps Tha
"hRndred and fifty" which ths asrthern aecsunts
hal drowned il the Ohie, hss alrsady fallaH IKE
the stream, 20 sbeut twenty. The "theuaaua
captured, viii doubtless fall of Broportona5s j.
So Of the "killed, wounded snd missing" Tbe
''rehels scattered among the-hiils Of Indiana
and Ohin, viii, we trust. turn up SAFE in the val
lsys of KsntuckT and Virginia Waers they may
again rally IS the banner of their chief
KH8z5ills Chronicle. 2sfh.
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MaIor P n McGLAsHAs.
Cnaman7rnr Rsai--a-


Lat sf Wsasdsd Georgia oiiesr in Esaaral hospital
No. A. frqn Jaiy 10 July is. 1868.
July I8-Coi 7 n LitEs, i1ta Gsargs. Gel = j. 7tstr
srB. stA Georgia
July 1l-Lieut J T Bisuat, company A. 4th 0-ssr-fs-
LiautJ u br0Wn, esmpany z Iath Gsorrfs. Iisus = a.
ToWnseRd, seu1FsaT D. t2ta Georgia
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Georgia Eaer " a Taass 3h Gssrgia; Lisut g 4
R15oa. company @ ssh Georgia.
JulF l5-CaPt n y Jleghurn, eanpanT B. 4th So
Capt FliRt, coaPsny- 0, l5-a Georgia, AdT1taas
r Green. u Ge5rg.a. lislt,i , EsarE coussrr u
add Gssrga5 Lient L 3 AilieHn, esupauT 3, ah Gas
Cspt E0sss, company %, 575 assrgia; Lisut ~ 81
Farks os3zalT D, ia 6eorTfa- Lieur = q Easi
company / 5sa Gssrgias Col P siums sd asarrfs
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LisutJ q Field aauBsay o. 5th e.ai Liaas " aanl-
osn company A, Phillips LsEiuai Capt. Rstar- Fnl.en
comPoHy G, l4th Ca. Li8ut a ~ aaWllisms com
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C5HvIssARY GEsERALs OFFICE, Z
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CgEVIssAET GEsERALs OFFICE
Atlanta Georgia, Jaly q 1888
To tso Just. .csz Of tao Igse-io- Courts
GEhTLEsINs 7 sa required by his sEcelisucy
Joseph J. Brown 10 aubI,h his order szs-asssd 20 me
sztsd July 2sa 1888 directing A= further dis isut1sR
of ,at as fasaes q eur Hosls aad szlsa. ssi5ie
also 20 give -sa aotcs of The Esas- sAa sead ts tie
justices of he nfsrsr csgrt in saea county Prztss
COPY q tslI 0-5sr, slI viii expect hsa to send
esrrset certified .t e. tia Of s ths persons
ttsd salt r-sidze ia their eosBtyr with the ssEus
Of messy rsqarss. ThsnI viii order The salt shipped
to ihs cssrt they may dssisna-s 10 bs Distributed
stric b in scsords-es vita the di ecsns Of tAs Gov
ssnsz Very respectfully,
JARED l. v ETTAKEE.
CoHzI sary General
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