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, 1864-09-09

JAKE was a contraband, who was notorious
for 'going by the rules of contrariness," as he
expressed it. When Rebel soldiers were going
by, Jake was strong Union, and when Federals
he was violent Secesh. One day Jake was in
the yard when company of Federal soldiers
passed by. A soldier told him to hurrah for the
North without any hesitation, Jake yelled,
"Hurrah for Dixie l' The soldier angrily said;
"Hurrah for h-ll, you fOOl?" Jake looked
around to see if the way was clear, and rOared,
"Every fellow for his own country, Sab ~ and
skedadled in haste.
, 1864-09-09
ASSAY OFFICE.
TRACY &c ENING.
ASSA EESS,
PORTLAND, ::::::: :OREGON

E. W. TRACY,
MARK A. KING, Late Assistant Assayer in the U. ,
S. Mint, San Francisco.
VNTE CALL ATTENTION to the following Ger
w tifoate:
''BRANoH OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !
SAN FRANCISCO, CALHoRNIA, :
Assayer's office, Dec. 20, 1861.
'' This is to certify that MARK A. KING has been
engaged as an Assistant Assayer in the United
States Mint at San Francisco, from Oct, 1857 until
the present time. His manipulatiOns an assayer
have been skillful and accurate.
''Parties desirous of availing themselves of the
services Of reliable, practical Assayer may feel
confidence in engaging Mr.. King.
[Signedl CONRAD WEIGAND, Assayer.
We make returns for dust deposited with us for
assay in six hours.
We are prepared to advance coin on dust forassay.
OFFICE No. 58, Front Street, Directly Oppo-
site WELLS, FARGO & co.
We Pay the Highest Price for Gold Dust.
July Is, 1S63-tf 49,
, 1864-09-09

white man not long since sued a black man
in one ofthe Courts Of a free State, and while
the trial was before the Judge the litigants came
to an amicable settlement and so the counsel
stated to the Court. ga verbal settlement will
not answer" replied the Judge, "it must be in
writing" 'Here is the agreement in black and
white" responded the counsel, pointing to the
parties, pray what does Your Honor want more
than this?V
, 1864-09-09
Hilarious Patriotism.

A national hymn, said to have been written BY q
national her, commences as follows:
O,Hail Columbia take my bunnit
L reckon now you've been and dun it
Bring out your guns, all you that has 'em,
And blaze away with enthusiasm:
The trumpet beat, the base drum blow,
The rebels times come for to go.
, 1864-09-09
CL0THING.

French Beaver Overcoats;
Beaver Dress Goats;
Cashmere Business Costs;
Cape OvercOats;
Busines Suits;
Chinchills Frook Coats;
Black and Fancy French Doesain Fantss;;
Harrison Pants
Latest style NouvsAute Pants;
Silk Cashmere Velvet and PiQRet Vests
Davis d Jones' And Atkinsoas Shirts ;
Silk, Shaker Flannel and Ne7iEe Under
shirts and Drawers;
Boots, Bootees and Caters Genuine Bsnk-
ert's Quilted Bottom Boots.
, 1864-09-09

THE FADING ENPREss.-Time is a democrat.-
He has no more respect for empresses than for
peasant queens. He has run his transmitting
fingers through the gold Of Bugenie's hair, and
given it sort of bismuth tinge, to conceal she
has been compelled to dye it brown. Her once
brilliant complexion has turned tallowy and
the enamellers have been called to repair the
damage, and replant on her faded cheeks the
lily and the rose. The roundness of her form
is gone, and its curyilinear lines of beauty have
been replaced by angles too sharp to be consist
ent with symmetry. In short, the empress is in
the sere. We would not be so ungalant as to
cay that she is getting gray, sallow and skinny;
nevertheless, the remarks upon her personal ap-
pearance which appear in the columns of some
of the late foreign journals translated into rough
English, hint pretty significantly that such is
the dismal fact. She may still "be themOuld Of
form" And yet she is not older than Cleopatra
was when that sumptuOus widow fascinated and
demOralized Mark Atony-say thirty-eight.
, 1864-09-09

"Do you mean to insinuate that lie, sir ~
exclaimed ferce-looking, mustachioed gentle
man to a raw Yankee, who hinted some slight
skepticism as to one Of his toughest statements.
"No, mister, not at all-only it kind O. strikes
me that you are 'tarnal savin' of the truth.
, 1864-09-09
A CARD FOR THE
Fall and Winter Clothing Trade.
OF San francisco.
BADGER g LINDENBERdER
Nos. All, AIS and AIS Battery or Merchant,
San Francisco.

BADGER & LINDENBERdER.
Nos. All, 4ls and 4l5 Battery or. Merchant,
San Francisco.
Entire New and Fresh Stock.
VKTE would call the attention of COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS to our usually lage stock of
Goods Our stock comprises every article in the
Clothing and furnishing line. We have constantly
on hand the largest stock and greatest variety Of
Cashmere and Wool HATS of any House in San
Francisco, and our prices for these goods less
than those of any house, we receive them direct
from the manufacturers 8 consignment. Our stock
of Fall and Winter Goods is particularly attractive
and the great feature to the country merchant is the
unusually low prices
Less than the Cost of Importation
We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in the Dry
Goods line which Goods we have purchased in this
market under the hammer, and are offering them at
New York cost, and less.
Wepublish this card in order that we may make
new acquaintance, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased of us to call and examine our
stock.
Good Articles and Low Prices
Are the great inducements to all who purchase to
sell again. Merchants who buy of us can make a
good profit and sell to their customers at low fig
ure. W. remain, respectfully,
Your Obedient servants,
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. ALL 4l3, and Ais, Battery street,
San Francisco, Aug 5, 1864. 34m3
, 1864-09-09

In Turkey, whenever a storekeeper is convict
ed of telling lie, his house is painted black, to
remain so for one month. If there were such
law in force in this country what sombre and
gloomy appearance some Of our cities would pre-
sentl
, 1864-09-09

A DEPOSITION BY JOSH BMLNGs.-Josh Bill
lings being duly sworn, depOses as follows =
That moste men had rather do q smart thing
than tew du good one. That backsliding is a
big thing, espechalH on ice. That their IL 2
things in this life for which we air never fully
prepaired-and that IL twins. That you kant
judg man bi hiE religion emmy more than you
can judg hiz shurt by the size Nv hiz kolres or
rizbunds. That the devil is always prepared
to see cumpani. That it is treating a man like
daug to cut him off short in his narrative
That ignorense IL bliss, ignorense of saving
wud for inst That many will fail to be saved
simply because they haint got ennything to
saive. That the virchze of wimmen are awl
her own, but her frailties hav bin taut her. That
sum peopil are fond Nv Dragging about their an
cessors and their CRATE descent, when, in fack,
their "grate desent' il jus what's the matter
Nv them. That woman kant kepe a secret nor
let anybody else keep one. That little learn
ing IL dangerous thing;n this IL az tru az it
IL commun That slider brandee taken inwardly
in large quantities il gud-for a rat hole. That
it il better tew fale in a noble enterprise than
to suckcead in a mean one. That CRATE men
ny folks have been edukated off from their feet
, 1864-09-09

THE OwL.-A writer in the Knickerbocker
Magazine suggests that in all probability the
bird of wisdom called oaOl, was intended to be
called howl, but the first cockney who card i'm
'oot, got hexasperated and dropped the hatch
, 1864-09-09

Dry C+OOdSs
SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY;
DELAINS, PLAIDS and DEBEGES;
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS;
AMERICAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH PRINYs
FLANEELS Of all kinds, figures and oslOrs
sHAWLS and CLOAKS;
FURs, SCARFS, and full AssortnsAt Il
GLOVES and GAUEFLETS, GAITERs,
BALAORALS. SHOES and SLIPPERS
, 1864-09-09
PATRONIZE
THE NEW FERRY.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
IL his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
AT the Month OF the PalOuse,
on the most direct and only really practicable WAC
ON ROAD from Walla Wala to to the KoOtenai, Co.
lumba river OF Beaver Head Mines, or to Forts Ben
ton or Colville.
No pains or expense have been spared to make
this ferry safe, expeditions and convenient cross
ing for animals vehicles Of any description-supe
rOr to any ferry on the river and not surpassed by
any of the kind the cOast-capable ofcrOssing ono
hundred animals per hour
Parties travelling to KOOtenai will find this much
the shortest route and an excellent road with plen.
ty of grass and good water and good camping places
at short intervals.
The following is table Of distances from Wala
Walla to the Ferry:
From Walla Walla to
Dry Greek O........................7 miles
g TOuchet River tO....................13 to.
- spring, Io.....,.-.. ................3t 4S % ~
Ferry ry........................
Making the total distance ........... .46 miles
The rates Of ferriage are as follows
For each horse and rider, ............$1, 100
' Packed ANIMAL ............1 100
Z" Loose animal, 80
AHberal deduction will be made TO pack trains.
May 20, 1868. 28ms
, 1864-09-09

HKpTCSs I&amch.
TIME undersigned has purchased and is now sole
i proprietor of the above Ranch, situated on
Burnt River, halfway between Walla Wala and
Idaho City. he is prepared to entertain travellers
in the most comfortable manner. The Boise stages
stop at this house, and passengers find ample ac-
commOdatiOns. G. w. DURKEE,
June 3 1854. 25m2
, 1864-09-09

DHEUMATIsM.-THIS DISEASE is PRO
duced by mpurty in the Blood, which clogs the cir
culstion; and where there is pain it shows that
something must be done to free the fluids Scovll's
Blood and Liver Syrup is one Of the most valuable
alternatives before the public. 1t viii carry ont Of
the system all impurities in the blood and leave the
fluids active. The Liver syrup has cured the worst
kind Of Rheumatism. Redington & Co., Wholesale
Agents, 46 and 41s Front street, San Francisco, and
for sale everywhere. sep19, 6s 4oly
HARDWARE of all descriptions, Jackscrews in
cluded, at KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARD'S.
ATACKEREL in half barrels, at
KI KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARD'S.
A FULL assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing,
IA Boots and Shoes, at
, 1864-09-09

We call the attention Of purchasers and the public
in general to our present large and well selected
stock, consisting Of
, 1864-09-09
HARDWARE

Such as
Shovels and Spades,
Sluice Forks and Brushes,
Wright's Picks,
Hunts Axes,
Pick and AK Handles,
Sledges and CrOWbars,
Whip and Cross-eut Saws szd Pile,
Rocker Irons,
Mining and Frying Pans,
Nails Of all sizes
Together with full assortment Of
, 1864-09-09
Shelf Hardware,

pH6II haruWdr6J
Butchers, Carpenters, Blacksmith's, shoemakers,
Saddler's and Packers Tools and Material.
N. B. Remember the place
Fire-PrOof Brick, Main street., WaIIa Walla,
and give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
SCHWABACHER BROS co q
Jan. 1B, 1865 Fly
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Attachment.

Pst1TItk MetfgHg 6 IsfHld Ittslf0f.
THR plaintiff, on AFFIDAVIT says de defsAndAni Is
indebted 10 him end ~ alsconds that ihe ordinary
process Of law cannot n sarFed uPon him. iaxing
obtained an original sttSshent ss1iass Che estate
81 The defendant, made Fetarflable before John ].
AID tie ssms ksTing leen ievied on hiz property
Il Is srdare By said Justice that the defendant ap-
pear before him - bis ofce In Blolht county, q
;he ssk day Of December next, er K vii hs
arocoeaed with ex paTte Il Is ssther ordered that
this notice he pubIished Cor four sasoossye weeks 70
the Rsarrille WIS. This psk dsy az June, isss
JOHN J. HUDGEaEs Up.
s,-.,9s A nj Sss
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Law Pnrfnel.nlai1s.

THE sahsc4fbsfs hare entered into psstnsgskir
in Tie practice Of law Ia the Creuit and ChznecFy
Courts a Joneshcno'. Greezsviils. Dapdsidge and
Knoxville and alse IN tae County, Circnis chsnca-
~ ani Saprene Courts AZ KnaxVillA n 81 essea IN
which va nasy BE employed taken 20 the Suprems
Gear feuu either q The CeuFs4 a. Jonmbercngi.
Dandrsaga 6rseReFiile "a Knoxvilie.
= T. and J, IL Logan, under the arm u Logan
4 Lagaa, win attsnd - any causes which NAV b
entrusted se their manageHeaiia Tie Federal Coart
And Tlsoazas A. r Neison win aatsad indiFidaal-
Is, 10 any causes in which h may Be enpleyad 10
the Supreme Csarf It Knoxvitie nss enahraced il
his partnerships With Col. John Nszherlsna and
Messrs. Logan & Eagaa
The styls q eur asm i Nelson. Laean & Logan-
TFf0s A. r. NILSSON, 4
sAMsL +. LoGAN,
jos. u. LOGAN.
knenKille. Tenn. ielIsg : l..els !.
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United States Claim Aren't.
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karsas fseaee and rfepeEss lnktn
Ala eolccz IzsF sef AlFess eAllttea = ne afaaf
helenging b lesal citizens
He a 4 rpessa 81 he aealh q 81 kaa Tesists
80 solder Who hase died helonginE y he unioh
Araax, he aesirss % Ne an perseas Nho dseN =
ppasisn a tie breaking eat II sha tehe1inn Nbo
ksys haeA Ioyel Nken De soldier alaa ie4FanN 8
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"a etaidrOa tse fAsher 81 ne hthet Ne Hpihes. Ae,
The sess d this eias IL casa 4 2ve dollars and
dollar and hfty eents Or eeeh ccrlihca1e
he seecn 10 0saesal s. 2, Cstlns. nF nFewaloN,
Tssiisnes JcAn WtliiAtaS seha hk1tgG. o r. TS,a-
PIE SSssnsl r. Roasegs hna Judge Jcsess
t@-oasce u BasemeAs sssEy a he Gear House.
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THE tRtNefsbess haSr tnteFed Into partnership
il The practice q law IN Tie Ciscais and ChaAceFs
Courts al Rogefssiile end O. the Supreme Court e
EnoxssIle. IN al cases n which they maF be ~
ssinsa and which may Dc taxa - sid Supreme
Gears frcsa he ccanties q HawkinA Hsleeck.
Grsineer ClalboraesSnd Csmptell
Oar partnership extehas slss 10 ell cases civil
or criminal n which We may Be empleyea IN Tie
Federal CoGrs as Knoxyilles and We VII aIieHd 4.
In Eas Teaneszcr where The claimant or claimants
reside cut 81 the State sid So pnaper ta enlEHsi
them 20 nuf management. s
The styie az cur hrna 4 Melissa & NeskpFland.
John Eethcrlsnd viii eoatinne ~ heretofore q
attend the Circaii and Chsneefy Certs In 6raingeE
Haneaok, Claiborne and Campbell coanties
TTi0S A. H. NILSSON
J. NETHKRLAND.
Ennxviile Tean. ieii-ty
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attachment.


II. A. LaAe Fs. .lsAa z. isaee.
THE plaintiff on atBdayis says ihe Defendant b
indebted 10 him sad thai be - abseonds tAsi pro-
cess cannot be served On hn. having elaaiaea IN
original attachment agzins1 the estate nf the defen-
dant made resurnshle hefese Q. ". Miser Jussice
Of the Peaes for Bioznf county, and the sane hsy-
tag seeh leviea IN hh prePesy Il Is ordered By
his ofce IN the 81 Civil Diztri4 Of B5oaHt comfy,
cn the ssh dsy q Deocsnher next aF & will Be pr-
eeeded with en- pzre. II i further ordered BY sid
Justice that 1ss Bssics Be- Published in the Knoz-
vile Wkig sse fonF successive weeks
Kngle4i Piss W. MIsEK 81.
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Jepaes p. Lane, A gf. rs Jola z. Lac.
The plaintiff q, sslaayit says tse defendant )
indebted TO him and that ks - Atscoaas shas pre-
60. eAnne4 b served cE him, having ebtaized an
original attachmeHt against The estate q the defen
a&Bt made returnsble before g. w. Aiaer Jassiee
ef the PeAes fbS Bl0ant county, and the same hAt
ing been Ieyici en- his properly Il i arasra1 Is
aid Justice that the defendant sp,eaF bsGgrs hisa
cn the ssth aay e Dcemier next O. Il wfl be pre-
ceelsa with ex paste Il Is further StieFed b said
Jactce that this notice be P8biishsd in The kaez-
vile Wig Eog four successive weeks, 81
SugIB q II s5s G. ". AlSERs j. p.
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RATES OF ADvEBTIsIsG.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DIR. JAMES RODGERS
Gay Sreef, North Of CsfasbeTlsa3
Knowv;lIe Tam

HAS Just returned fSom ne Nertkern eitsz sta
q Wsl sslsctea stock Ct
Drugs and Medicines,
which be efsrs 70 the pablic a: rs-aaasrstnE pixies
Pdtent Medicines, Extracts,
Toilet asi FaHsg ATfi5.es.
A choice VARSITY aaA q tie bezs manufacture
nF- Dr. r can b c5usEifea professionally st
she Drug Store daring basiness h0uFs- aad AZ h.s
residence Main street., ESst kooxviile. 81 Htse-
hog.rs, whea aot professionally absent
80 Prescriptions made ana fsithhaly essl-
pounded.
So The pablic are iayisod 70 give hin ea.l
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Altaelsrnent

J.ios5 HafTss IS. lola n. ,SfEgesss i 4. {. III.
SiNg4s
TIN piaIniH on sssdavit sKys he defendants am
indshaed b hia and that they - sheepsd shsl pFs
cea cAanot he served On theEs aud, having nlAiaed
en- original attachment sxains Che defendants made
retarnakie bafere II. L ". Myaas1 Justice 81 Che
Peace q Knox eaauiy, aad the same having been
levied "a Their property II L araese1 " sasa Jes
fice that defendaats syEear teEofa him * his esee
IN Kno4 eeuulss oa iha 29tk day o. FthF1a1s, 1861
eessiys weeks IN the ksnpl5g Way This 2eth
day 81 JslF ls84
anglo spls5s II. W, MTEAasr, Up
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Darl.l 9. ~ :. b.ln,.l Tasle,

Lttt" = "tfsY . Attftttf IuttVIs
THE p'AiHtia, "a afAdaF5 says TIE defendant L
indebted 70 him and stseenas lhai the ordinary
proeess u law canned be served npen hfna, hasing
ohtxiae3 81 original attachment against the estalS
Of the defendant, niadc re.Hrnal1e before John j
Haagevns a Justice Of the Peace Tor Hlo4H1 eoanty
and thssale having been levied on his propxstys Il
y ordered By said Justice that the defendant appear
before bia 81 bis ofice IN Bi0aat eo1T4ty, % nhs
2sad day q December next, OF Il VIII be lspceeai
With 81 pare. II l. further orderssl thai Tiff
h9sieo BE- published for fR successive weeks IN fhl
Rserstijs Mig.
JOHN ]. HuDGEoEs, J. i.
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Esek.as e g. Uaa.el Yaasqr

THE plsiHlis. 0a affidavit, says thc defendant Z
ludelsei 10 him and 80 abseuBds that the ordinary
prcces> Of Law cannot be served uIsoa hiBs having
Of the defendant made retuTaAhlt bafore JahH =.
Hudgeons Justice 81 the Peaee FOR Bloan4 e5ssntf
aisd Che same having been levied On his Bsepest
Il j. oFdcTea by said justice that the dessHaEg si,-
pear before kim AZ rb efce ia Blatnt county 81
the 2zad day u December neat or will De pre-
nusiee be published ff four Successive Eeeks in he
Rsezs,As Hkss.
J0HS ). HUDGE0Es, J. p. s
a..zia Al NJ as
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THE plalssie a stIsdAsis shat fba asseaaaua Is
indebted 70 hinS slsd hat he - alseeals that prs
cess cannof Be served him. Rnf having obtained
rrtarnshie befsve II. l. NJ Myuatt Jnzsirs 81 the
Psace of Knox ea1hsy and tie same having been
1eried Oh bis property n h crazred ~ eaa Jus-
tice that defendant appaAf bslsfs him 81 he olce
in Ensx aoanfy, on the 18Th dzy of Fehraary, 1855
az Il VIII BE pEeoaeaed Nth ex parse Il i ihrtAes
crdorea that this n0kSee BE pa6ashed fer fsus sac-
e1ssixe weeks ir she EhazpilA Hhis Tits ssh
day az July 1854
sagiO q pr sss HLw. NYsATT, Up
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4. H. lRetoaafR =. Il,lald Yiaylof.

THE plaintiff, on AFFIDAVIT, sayE the defendant i
indebted - hiia sad 80 khsennas ihat the orinarx
process q Law esHhgt be served apan him, hssiai,
Obtained eH original httsokHsni asaissl the estate
of the defendant Rlaae eetarnsble before Juhh 2
Hudgooas Justice Of the Peaes Coz BIsslnt eoanty.
sad The same having been levied on bis property
Il IS ordered by said Jpgtsae that the defendant an
pear befou him 81 bis c4cs 81 Bs5ant county on tks
23nd day Of December ncxt OF Il viii BE- uro-
oeedsd with ex paFte II i further oFdered thst
this notice be Published ssr iJar successive weeks
in the RssorsiHe HEfe
JOHN J. HUDGE0Ks, 5. r.
Aaglg 81 nj SIS
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s ONE MILLION ACRES DF
81 pERIOR FARMING LANDS
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ss sa. 81 ss tine az Asv
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DICKINsON, PRICE q BISHOP,
WHOLESALE
iiat, Car and Straw Goods Dealers,

iag ard iel Pearl St., Cincinnati o.
WE invite lls Etteniian Il NeFvhsEss and others
- cur largo ASSIGNMENT Of Hats CAPS, &C. consist
tne - Wool aad cassftasf, Planter Hats o. all
coteFs end qualities, Fr<aeh. hack Brush; also
Plush Boy flats e every kind. ChilaFen's Fancy
Hat, Ladies Trimmed and Plain Hats, Panama
and Leghofna Cor boys and mea.
Military HRtS gaps and Cords, al af which have
been beaEht for cash and viii h sold low.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
RasseR n. Roberts a, Nsls8a Mgaat.

THE plaintiff ca alsaay6 says BE defendant IS
inssAaed 70 hsE and tkki be 81 ahsaonas thai pfes
cess eannot be served an hiH sid. having obtained
- original attsehmsnt aezinst the daiadant made
ieriea en- hss pgTpexty: Is Is eriored 81 EAd Jus-
tce thas defenlass appear hefarx him a his ai5cs
Il Knax csanly. er the 2sth asy Of February, 1884,
or Il Sfl b. proceeded with ex paTte. Il sfaFthep
ordered thas this nusise 30 paisshel Coz four $40.
3ay u July 1854
saelo larfss. II. [. W. MYNATT. Up.