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, 1864-01-02
Walla Walla Primary and Grammar
triNih &CHOOT

VIZ F. Y0CUM, PRINCIPAL. New term of
w twelve weeks cotntaences Monday, Jan A.
The instructions given are designed to embrace
the studies usually pursued in the Primary and In
termediate schools Of towns Academic studies viii
he taught when sufficiently large class can be
formed Parents wishing toprepare their children
TOR college to give them the advantage of less ex
tended classical education will be accommodated by
evening classes. ertrrrf- Trrrrr. 3
dollar per week. Evening instructions subject to
special arrangement. In all cases weekly payments
are preferred (Dec. 26, 1868 2m3
, 1864-01-02

PRATTsvILLE, YINToN Co.. o., Aug. Is 1854.
DR.. 0. H. BAKER Dear SIR II have this day sold
tbs last botttlt Of DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
should ave written to you sooner, but not expect
ing to sell the large supply had on hand. During
the last eek, however, my sales have been four
times as large as any week since ] have had your
invaluable medicine, and the demand is still increas
ing. have never sold medicine that sustained so
high a reputation. Indeed. such is the celebrity in
cases Of Lung fevers, that the excellent ling medi
cines have on hand have scarcely been called for in
this neighborhood The Lung Fever, Cholera Nor
bus, Oh olera Iufantum Bilious Collie, Cramp Collie,
and ux have been very prevalent in this vicinity the
past season. and the Pain Psnaeea has not failed to
cure every instance whore it has been tried, so far
as 1 have heard. Please send me large supply as
as possible. Very respectfully yours.
H. w. STODDARD.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea fol sale by all Druggists
+ REDINGTON s. Co, Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco 5Ow2
, 1864-01-02
Billions FeVer Cured.

PORTSMOUTH, ONO, April l, 1859.
MEssRs A. /. SoovILL g. Co; Gents Il have
been, for years subject to attacks of Bilious Fever
and sometimes l have been laid up for mont hs. and
my system LEFT in feeble state by the of strong
medicine, which was given to me BY my physician.
Ihave been using DR.. MOot's LIVER PILLS for
some time / find that | can break those attacks in
a day or so, and escape entirely The fever. My
ughter had attack of Dyspepsia which distressed
her much she could not eat scarcely anything with
out becoming nau7eated at her stomach continually.
Sometime since she got and has been using Dr..
Motifs Liver Pills, and she is row eanothor being.
have found also that they are the most valuable
Pills for breaking up Colds, Headache, Pains in the
Side and Back, would not be without them in my
family. i' mi. THOMAS BIGGER
~" For sale by all Druggists
REDlNGTON & GO. Agents, 4l6 and 4l8 Front
street San Francisco. 60w2
, 1864-01-02
Estray Notice.

VNAKEN UP by the subscriber living two miles
/ from the Wala Walla river and seven miles
south ofWalla Walla spotted ebay and white) Cay
use horse branded with four-square on the right
shoulder. When taken up be had on saddle br-
die macheers and cantina with blanket tied on be-
hind the saddle. The owner can have the horse by
apping to me, proving property and paving charges
Dec 49, 1868. lw4# HUBERT PETIT.
, 1864-01-02


Recorders COURr.-Dec. llth: David Funkhou-
ser, for abstractiDg Pants from Messrs Brown Bros
& Cos store, fined $40 and costs; taxed SIS and
ordered to pay s. for pants Total, $50
Dec sl4thS Isaac Carl for exhibiting deadly
weapons in rude, threatening and angry manner,
costs; taxed at $40. Total, $50
Dec. 18th: J. Mccoy for drunken and disorderly
conduct, fined the sum Of S. and costs; taxed at
s.. Total, So
Dec. 18th: X. Allen and Samuel O'Donnell for
throwing stones and other missiles sgainst low
China Brothel, each was fined the sum OF $40 and
COSTS taxed at $40. Total, $40.
Dec. 26th: Chas. Hayes, for using vulgar language
in the presence of Ladies' and for drunken and dis
orderly conduct fined $50 and costs; taxed SIS.
Dec. 26th: NJ. Cosgrove, for whipping Hayes
for using vulgar language in the presence of ladies,
fined one cent, and no costs charged.
Dec. 26; J. Gray, for drawing pistol, fined $40
and costs.
Dec 26th; J; Dunn fer drawing pistol, fined $40
and costs; taxed $40.
Dec, 2Sth W. Gardner for drawing weapon, fined
$40, and costs $40.
Dec 28th: W. Miller for assault and battery
fined s. and costs; taxed at SO.
Dec 2sth E. Meyer, for assault and battery (in
the Miller case) fined cent and costs; taxed at Sc.
No fees charged.
, 1864-01-02

SUGAR has been obtained from the skins
of snakes by French chemist, and the pro
cess is given in the public journals. We
invite the discoverer to the United States
he will find ample material for large estab-
lishment in this city, where the species cop
perhead is abundant.-C Chicogo Journal
, 1864-01-02

COOP FOR LEwIsToN,-some of the citizens of Lew
ston hearing of the secret movement to supercede
Mr.. E. E Kelly in the post Office at this place, cir
3ulated remonstrance against the procedure, and
quite number Of signatures obtained and for
warded to Mr. Kelly to be sent to the Department at
Washington. The list contains the signatures of a
majority Of the prominent citizens Of Lewiston,
among which are the names Of the acting Governor
of Idaho and several members Of the Idaho Legish-
ture.
, 1864-01-02
Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS of Administration having been granted
4 to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Wal
la Walla county. upon the estate Of VIM. F. Davis
late Of said county, deceased, notice is hereby given
all persons having claims against said estate to
present them to me, with proper vouchers, within
one year from his date be forever barred and all
persons knowing themselves indebted are requested
to make immediate payment JOHN CREIGHToN,
Dec -, 1868. 52m3 Administrator.
, 1864-01-02
A NuMBER of teams are vel ON the roa

A NUMBER of teams are yet on the road
to Boise, pushing their way through snow
and ice. They expect to go into the mines
with their loads, and return and spend the
remainder of the winter in some of the val
leys on the road. A good many teams are
wintering in the Boise and Payette valleys.
, 1864-01-02
Notice

rs hereby given that there will be meeting ofthe
1 Stockholders of the Blue Mountain Wagon
Road and idge Company held at the Bridge of
said corporation on Grand ROnde River, Baker coun
ty Oregon, on the lst day Of February, 1854 at !
o'clock NJ Of said day for the purpose of electng
directors and other officers Of said Grafton.
By order of Stockholders, DAVIS EVANS,
Dec. 26. 1868 j. MOORE.
-.-- 2w5 JAS. COLLINS,
, 1864-01-02
Notice.

rs hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
1 existing between P. f. Castleman, John Doyell
aud William v Brown, at Placerville, l. T., under
the sty lie of Castle enan Dovel Co., has been dis
solved by mutual consent Castleman & Dovell
will receive all moneys due the firm, and assume all
its liabilities. OASTLEMAN q DONEL5. r.
Walla Walla, Dee.s, 1868 52w4
, 1864-01-02

A Ma. Mol WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
IN MACHINE for sale at the store of
Ir'i .- -.. A. RICH & CO.,
..E Next door to the Post Office Walla WalIa
Dec. &c, 1868. 2tf
, 1864-01-02

POWDER RIVER VALLEY.-Trayelers
from the mines state that Powder River
valley is covered with about foot of snow,
and that it is the coldest point on the road
to Boise. as CE5fLf- -|
, 1864-01-02
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE Copannership hetetofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name Of Wad
ingham & Scott is this day dissolved by m@tual con
sent. The business will hereafter be continued by
w Wadingham, to whom all debts must be paid and
by whom all liabilities Of the firm will settled
w. WADINGHAM.
J B. SCOTT.
Walla WalIa, Dec %. 1868 2w4
, 1864-01-02
Certificate,

LEWISTON, l. T.. April 81, 1868.
Mr. DETER My wife used your Hair RestOr-
ative last summer for about month, and l hereby
acknowledge its good effect in stopping the hair
from falling off and producing new growth. I
therefore take pleasure in recommending it to all
persons in need Of such remedy.
..4nt r.rH ss NJ. Z. GOODWIN.
nA Detter's Hair Restorative for sale at DR.. E.
Shells Office Wala Walla. (Nov Z, lSG3-mlly
, 1864-01-02
WALLA WALL. Jan. l, 1868:

EDS. STATESMAN 81 find the above article in the
Boise News Of Dec. 10. In ustif cation of myself
as well to show the public in general that the ed
tor of the News is an unmitigated liar and mean,
scandaizing scoundre, unworthy the name ofa man,
much less that of an editor, make the following
statements But first, to the littleness of the
''tinker'sN soul 1 deem it better to have "itle"
one than none at all, which would seem to be the
case with the editor Of the News if he had either
soul or brains he would never have allowed himself
to publish such scandalOus article the above for
the paltry of one subscription to his trfng lit
tie sheet. As tony giving him my name" as Il
subscriber to his paper, am happy to state that
never so much dsgraced myself and his assertion to
that effect false He further states that he has sent
his paper to me regularly until the week of the pub
lication ofhis lbelous article. This deny, and will
prove him liar by his Agent, Mr.. Kelly. He also
says that " re used to pay my subscription" This
is another lie, which will prove by his Agent. As
to his regrets about patronizing my shop in Bmnock
CITY, can conceive other reason for it, or occa
sion for his scurrous article, than that be perhaps
asked for credit at the shop, the keeper of which be-
ing good judge 0fhuman nature, and putty heads"
in particular refused him The TO lowing note from
his Agent will explain itself and substantiate my
statements in regard to the subscription
-h~fE jus -1. WM. Philips.
, 1864-01-02

DELINQUENT Taxpayers will take notice
that after the 9th day Of this month ten per
cent will be added to all unpaid taxes.
, 1864-01-02

INsANE.-The San Francisco g Bulletin" says that
John H. Scranton, formerly editor of the " Golden
Age has been sent to the Insane Asylum at Stock
on. Scranton has been bordering on insanity for the
past several years. and has been occasioned by in
temperance alone
, 1864-01-02
Di solution Of Copartnership.

NNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
1 Way & Bush is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. T. RANNY is fully authorized to settle up
the business Of the late firm. H. WAY,
.et rn1f C.S. BUSH,
WaIIa Walla, w. T., Dec. IA, 1858. -. Iva
, 1864-01-02

Upon the arrivalo the first number of the " Boise
News" there was one addressed to W. W. Phillips
which, although not Mr.. VIM. Phillips address, l
supposed was intended fo him, and immediately
handed him the paper, whereupon he inform me
he had subscribed for it and did not wish to take
it. This explanation subsequently gave to the pub
fishers. Ir,the meantime ! retained the papers ad-
dressed to ''W. W Phillips" supDosing if there
was such person in the country he would call for
them. AS for Mr. VIM. Phil ps subscribing for the
paper, know nothing about that but the paper
sent did not bear his address he did not receive it,
and never asked him for the subscription money.
E. E. KELLY, Agent
, 1864-01-02

NTR~ 7, RANNY is my authorized agent, with
IYE full power to transact business in my name
during my absence. SAM'L LINKTON.
Wala Walla, Dec %, 1868. 9sg Stf
, 1864-01-02
Notice

MFR A. L. BROWN has authority to act as my
w Agent uutil my return from the States, and to
transact business in my
All persons indebted to me are requested to make
immediate payment to him, as change in my bus-
ness makes it necessary that my books should be set
tied up. tl' E. FRED STINE.
Walla Walla Nov. ZS, 1868. 50w3
, 1864-01-02

New DA1LY4Mr, A. NJ Snyder has
commenced the publication Of a new daily
paper at Portland, called the E0ening Ga
zette. r---"-~@
, 1864-01-02
To Delinquent Tax-Payers

HyHE Delinquent Tax List for the year 1868 is now
I in my hands, and delinquent Taxpayers are
hereby notified that unless they come forward and
pay their taxes by Saturday the 9th day of jan
uary, 1864 they Will be collected according to law
and the cost-of collection added. 1lllsUgE
W. S. GILLIAN, Sheriff,
Dec. II, 1853. 52w4 Walla Walla County.
, 1864-01-02
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday mOrning
Money Market.
New York Gold Quotations, ............ -. =.
San Francisco Legal Tender rates, ......... 691

New York Gold Quotations, -. -. U18
San Francisco Legal Tender rates, 6919@7O
" CoNTEMPTBLE "A littlesouled tinker in Walla
Walia by the name of w Phillips gave us his name
as a subscriber 20 the Boise News last Fall, and we
seut the paper to him regularly until this week, when
fps refused to pay his subscription and denied hav-
ing subscribed. What we regret most about the
matter is, that we have been guilty, in addition to
patronizing the pitful thing in Walla Walla at the
time he gave his name. of buying something near
hundred dollars worth worth of stuff Of his house
in tn city at enormous profits, when there were
gentlemen engaged in the tinsmith business that de-
serye and should have had the patronage. a.a a
, 1864-01-02

THE Firemen's Ball on New Years Eve was pro-
nounced by all who attended it a decidedly pleasant
party. There were about forty ladies and seventy
five gentlemen in attendance tot DIi c-N
, 1864-01-02
MOTHERS MOTHERS [! MOTHERS!

MOTHERS MOTHERS ! A! MOTHERS 1!
MONT FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WINSLOW'S
~ Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. This
valuable preparation is the prescription Of of the
best female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty years with
er failing safety and success by millions of mothers
and children from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invig
CRATES the stomach and bowels, comects acidity and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t viii
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CEOLIC
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the
world. in all cases of DYsENTERY and DIAR ARRHGA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. Meme Genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. ,--
Principal Office, As Dey street, NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDNGTON & co..
4l6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco,
sep.5, ,lS63.m6 Agents for California
, 1864-01-02

THE LADIES FAR.-The total receipts ofthe La
dies Fair last week amounted to ........SI ,225 90
From W hich deducl expenses. ......... 425 90
Leaves a net profit of.................. OF. 500 so
The ladies return their thanks to the community
for their very liberal patronage and express the hope
that all may be allke prohted by the completion of
the new Seminary to which purpose the funds to
be applied. '''hu
, 1864-01-02
OPEELE SALOON I,
LA GRANDE, OREGON,

TYHE PROPRIETORS HAVE OPENED THIS
Saloon an respectfully solicit the patronage of
tile travelling public between the mines and the points
Of navigation on the Columbia.
Their Liquors
are all purchased from the most popular houses in
Portland and San Francisco and they feel assured Of
giving satisfaction to I'll WI may favor them with
call. MATHISON 81 MARVIN.
Dec. u, 1868, M PrOpretors,
, 1864-01-02
SYRUP.
Sept. l9, 1868.

As a remedy to purify and M o Ill IL IL
cleanse the blood, leading v HO WISH no FIND
it free from all humor A MEDICI E PECU-
and impurities, we assertlLIARLY AADPTED TO
with confidence that .thereTHE CURE OF -HU-
is nothing better than MORS AN D ERUP
sCovILLjs BLOOD AMBITIONS IN THEIR
LIVER SYRUP. os CHILDREN, WILL
FIND SAFE AND SURE ONE IN SCOYILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, WHICH is AC-
KNOWLE GED TO BE THE BEST BLOOD
MEDICINE KNOWN. YOUNG AND OLD
SHOULD USE IT. PHYSICIANS ATTEST TO
THIS. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE, AND BY REDINGTON & CO., SOLE
AGENTS FOR The PACIFIC COAST, 4l6 and
4l8 FRONT STREET, San Francisco.
, 1864-01-02

A,-
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 sCoVILL's
BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. Give it a trial.
It cannot fail to do you
Good. For sale by all
Druggists. REDINGTON
& CO., Agents, 416 and
41s Front street, San
Francisco.
.ro ...H.I
! ly
, 1864-01-02
IL. MAUI,
80 Acres of Land
Notice.

rs hereby given that E. Z. KEELY is my au.
1 thorized agent to transact business in my name
all persons knowing themselves indebtedtO me will
please make immediate payment to him.
.-5 rl'l O. TAFT.
Walls Walla- Dec %, 1868. 2g4.
, 1864-01-02

SWEET lAwAY.--We learn from the Portland pa
pers that the town Of Port Angeles in this Territory
recently almost entirely swept into the Straits Of
Fuca, by che slide of the bank. The Deputy Collec
tor of Customs and three four others Instantly
killed. The Custom House. with its contents, and
several other buildings comprising the main part of
the town, are swept away Ehe residence Of Victor
Smith crushed and the inmates barely escaped
with their lives
, 1864-01-02

HARDWARE of all descriptions, Jackscrews in
n L ciuded, az KOHLHAUFF e. GUICHARD'S.f
, 1864-01-02

"QUARTZ ON TIRE BRAIN. This disease Is DecOm-
ing quite as epidemic throughout the upper country
rs it ever was in Washoe Men of every age and sta
ton are to be heard everywhere, talking of their
"feet," >" and the elder ones in common with the jan
iors, speak as glibly upon the subject they ever
did in regard to the pedals pecping out beneath bal
morals at muddy crossings Indeed, it would seem,
to listen to their harangues that the age o galanty
had passed away and that of sensefor they
will all admit the ''sof impeachment had become
delirious with admiration of their own feet
Each particular holder has so many feet on the best
quartz lode inhe upper country and expects real
ize at least mule load Of the 'yeow gold" the
ing gseasonfor his share. Hundreds who expect to
realize ''bg thingsn will doubt he disappointed
Specializing in quartz il a very uncertain business
and even shrewd old quartz miners very frequently
get .'nippedn in feet What must be the fate, then
of many poor fellow who is utterly ignorant Of
quartz mining wildly stalking all in quartz lode
which perhaps has nothing to recommend it but a
high sounding name? Expedence teaches deSr
school but foels viii learn in 20 Qtherp and many
fool in the upper country viii learn after while
that he has been supporting too N ny feet" We
have no doubt that many of the Quaitz lodes in
the Boise and 0wyhee country are rich in silver and
gold but while this is true have no dou bt there is
many noted lode that is not wort the powder to
blow it up. . -.r.tr nrf
DIVISION OF lDAHo.-A Memorial has passed the
Council of the Idaho Legislature by a unanimous
vote which petitions Congress to divide that Terrific
ry The memorial sets forth that the Territory is
naturally divided north and south by the great cham
OF tho Rocky mountains, the Occur dAlene and Bit
ter Root mountains which present an almost insur-
mountable barrier 20 communication between the in
habitaus Of the eastern aud western portions for at
least six months in the year, and will prevent the in
habitants of that portion in which the capital may
not be located from being properly represented IN
the legislature The memorial asks that that portion
Of the Territory lying East of the proposed division
line be erected into new Territory to be called JEFF
fersOn .u ...
The citizens Of the Territory East Of the Rocky
mountains are said to he almost unanimously in f.
vor of the division and it will probably be made du
, 1864-04-05
IRISH NATIONAL FAIR.
Aretlon Of Coods--The Fair Iesterday-The
Lottery.

The Great Irish National Fair has practically
closed, though incidentally 1t will be continued
several days, perhaps weeks longer. The Fall
would have been continued during the present
week In Bran Hall cou]d the Hall have been &c,
cured for the purpose, but 1t was already engaged
by other parties. Fenian Hall win be kept open
TIL the lottery IL drawn, about the last Of the pres
ent month.
The weather throughout the weak was miserable
On The opening day therain Tell In torrents. drench-
ing completely thqse who we'e hardy enough to
take patt In tho procession, On each succeeding
day The clerk Of the wei ihet has been equally un-
friendly, yet spite Of this, the attendance has been
quite a. large possible, the halls being complete
u packed each evening and comfortably filed du-
ring the day. Thereare not wanting those among
the more ignorant portion Of the high church party
who affirm that this Was dispensation Of Provi.
dcnce. showing most signa]ly the divine displeas-
nfe at the attempt to override and outbrave the dio
ia OF Bishop and Priests, But the Fenians were
not damAyed; splta OF the Episcopal illumination,
malgfe the war Of the elements, they have held on
their way with a peEb'stency and constaucy which
commands respect many cause
The following prizes were drawn yesterday in
the local lotteries:
terks, A; B. 6alerd: Turkish pipe, J. Dilon
enNos dress. G. Rodgers; child's opera CLOAK
@rs. G. Ryan: cake, Mrs. Helmer; arm chair,
Daniel Kenninc; Portrait Washington, John
Mary Chadwick album, Jas. Mcshe1uy: S, enE1aS.
ing and PIN cushion, julia Redding; pistol. III.
Mckay; rilger spoons, Mary Chadwick: silver
Rodgers; set el!ser epGons and forks, Mafy Mar.
p6y bay % oa9 jswelfy, E. Everett; Irisb vest.
o!tonlans, Annie Teehan; rosewood deak, II. Il.
Hogan.
Yesterday IT o'clock the well-knovn Butters,
hamuner commenced tts vertical oscillations .sro.
tnC" up and down hEisldy as the yas1ops eo65d.
were disposed Of. They Ill brought fair prices.
was stated TO be 2A0o. Those sold yesterday ven
The domestic donations. Tomorrow morning ths
irish contributions VIII lie offered for sale In the
, 1864-04-05
ID / IL ID ,

In this eisy On the night Of April Sd after short
The funeral will take place on "wednesday, he 9Th
i1st.t at 10 o'clock a. NJ, from st. James Church.
ont further notice.
In this city, On the 18th int, ROBERT IRWIN, Of
Lihertyvtlle, ILL.,, aged s2 years.
Funeral TO-DAY al O'Clock II, from thefrsidepte
ofhts brother John irwin 265 Wabash avenns Friends
At TEteport. Tuesday, March 18th, DR.. D. H.
BEBLYE. Of this caty. aged 81 years.
Suddenly: on The sd inst, IN williamsburg. N. T.,
daughter Of Mrs. 4. J. Willard. OF this city.
In this city April 4th. AFTER ll1ge1ng illness, JANE
TRA1ES. lii the I'D year Of her agr,
The funeral will tHke place from No. 81 Weat Adaus
street, this day. April 9Th, at O'Clock.
~ New York pApess please copy,
, 1864-04-05
THE MEMPHIS MILITARY
KTnGDTrUsA u


Their Sanitary conaitlon and Weeds
Gov. Broush.
MExru1s, March IS 1861.
10 FL: Eaee1t"ey Coz. John BrougA:
In relation to the Information asked, to-wit:
the number oi hospitals, the number Of patients in
them belonging to OHIO regiments, and their con-
IN
IN Fort Pickering. One Of these.a large brick
eeildine sne peaE n ths F9rt and IL the vicinity Of
traband villages and eamp-is wholly devoted 10
colored people. Another hospital In the city is d.
;yided II rs occupancy between the sick nom the
The .pest-housc II. without the city limits. The
smallpox is prevalent and unusually fatal. There
are now about i've hundred cases there. OF the
This building year eInee Was used as hotel.
called the Commercial House. and IL lnrge and con-
tsn!ssnt5 Th,s Is better ta;nshed than TIE Other
fourteen scamen IRON Ohio there.
The other four, Gayoso, Washington, Adams,
and osten ~ +, 1Esf structures on III
size Ii about that Of the Old Neil Honss in Co!um-
b1s; is said to be confeea'ed property. Fort
braees about one Hundred acfes. 4 psrt s IN aud and
around the fort, t is said was the most elegant
part of the city. There aEe now but fey houses
the guns of the fort better range, The ditch and
tanees from the Sisziesippi Riser. extending tfom
where they strike the bend Of the river below.
The ground inside is level and not wa.;, oruined.
The conyalescents from the hospitals ore sent
occasions zslapee, and returns them again to The
Tie Government has extensive barracks in the
remedy IBIS eyil, and eivo passing troops more
comfortable quarters, having as theJ do to report