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Who Minds a Cold 2

Who Minds a Cold:
tsee1us email a1alr and In consequence Is uEaauT
allowed to hsve its OWE way; and Jeshow frequently
sneElected Cough ends IN Bronchitis OF Consumptoa
why not take cold IN time. then, and By usinx as
once Dr. D. Jayne's E4peetorans, which fos thirty
years has been itandiuE ren4ety Tor al Coughs sad
Colds, avoid tho&a dreadful AtasnAs,vesa
WHAT II xkAsT BY nRo1cur1U
Is An infanmaton Of tha bronchia Or passage which
convey to the iungs In its earlier ssges this dss
ease I. commonly cs<d cold. cold In the bseaas
It usually cones On with little hosraeness f,owed
By moderate cough, With slixh feeltnga Of hest or
soreness about the threat sad chest 1fnot sszessed
the cough becomes oEe Of the most prominent sgn9~
toms sswel1 the moss painful and d.sreslng; thu
Inflammation Increases In intsnsttJ, until it finally II
tezfeses with the air to tho lung cells, whsn tho Vital
powers Etve wsy. In most Of tho stages Of thts
diaease Dr. Jaynes Expeetorant effects speedy cure
By producing Tree and easy ex7ectorst1on suppEeznk
tho cough and al1sying the feye. A tair hta1is m
ttat Is asked.
IN c1KsCxr11ox AID A1L PuLxnxAKr coxr1Ar18
D. 1syne's Espectorsnt will Afford lmmec1ats reliee,
oy removing the difficulty Of breathing. and canstn1
easy expeetoration. whereby All Irritating and o.
stzucting matters are removed nom tho ,unxa- Hsy+
tng ma,ntatned tts reputation In all paz o the vas1A
for over quarter ofAeentury. It II confidently reco-
msnued AZ the beu remedy offered tor tho c.esses
it p1osesses to cure. Sold By AGENTS aad drueg1s<a
everywhere, from whom may aso Be oosatued Dr.
Jsrns's sAnas11s Pills, prompt sad at esusl cazsfar
coat,vensss. Sick Iaadacho, aad all Bulous Aaeo-
lions.
Al that u asxed for thsm Is fair trial.
A. pE:p JAysEa soss Emily Medicine. ~
& EES EsffS sS3fH 5Hfsso ssoasa1a
M ASONIC BOOKS.-Tactcs TOR
Ssa "a 81 sSs as
us1s .ur ~ a1u nu ssE7tc8t py aeo-
TIE ROfAL ARCH COMPANION, by A. r. Chse-
man; 81 NO.. i3c.
seass : s,.s .assse; sa @as Vsisss
oI1rt,!;r1 IAn f;s.MA4s9hS fG;KEr LlBRARa g
Dictionary of Naacpie tefm1. antt manus 81 n
sonic Law: b. 6oo WingHfn Chsse: lAtR6 a N0s
tueks. 81 50. bound IN two Yo T.: 3IM each.
ERBBS FRExN NAB1Nss MONITOR, = beautttnnY
ns5r15sd e sais;o1 from i ss1 osss'a n, sosx
, 1865-03-29

New York stock Market.
Closing prices for caah. March g. i36k Received BY
g. saltorstall d Co., Commission Stock and Bond
Hrote-s. u Canrk street, Chicago.
, 1865-03-29

-~no.a rnu~-TAa u,arket Il quiat but nrm 1t
ss NJ NJ 20 neI fea Tho ltoek ls IN fex hsads and
the inquiry featz1ctsd to ANAL !oes LOT "
II RExeWHX- Il aamina1 a taaDs rsr p. ,s,nn.
HftTTEE Receipts II, 60 n lhipulehss t!oiu "a
rha mi RIA 10 this citT k veFy large, and shefe
xn ~ M for SnYthirg ppt haah Iol butter nc
, 1865-03-29

GAEBS9ne q az @sia9aso u a9aoss.ios:. VI. aaasa:
Hea neet we 6,1e III 81, a. load. a1n
BtesGss .ss Ssfssss assss
ffouce ~ rnrs FL. Is hupartof 'f61c
Il - srleac c,..........-..ta aoS
Fsii'it1i.is2e 1is.ssHFtL L;3s ;Sia:tsi:..r
, 1865-03-29

river passage near Bragg's center by Smith,
and the maneurering by which the confede
rAte lines we're forced by Grant month Inter
at the battle Of Chattanooga, are, as tactical
aehiesementa, far litter to be c!assed With
the best feats Of Napoleon and Wellington
than any advantage won by European gen
esal since the days Of those giants Of WAT"
The correspondence Of Gen. Sherman, says
the Edinburgh, twill certainly bear COM
parison with anything Of its class which
modern military literature can produce"
"Tha British American Federation,n is
the title Of an able contribution, in which
the full Independence Of the Canadas and the
maritime provinces Of British North America,
Is looked upon as . certainty at no distant
day, and 80 thing to be desired both BY the
Provinces and the mother country. The pos
sibrity Ct war with the United States is
! touched upon BY the writer, who deems that
contingency highly improbable; but In the
| event Of snch a war it Is admitted that Great
! Britain Is unable either to defend the Canadas
| or to retalIate for their invasion by lombard
| American seaports. The latter alternative,
ssys the Edinburgh '1is now, happily, imprac-
ticable.":
| "Lord Derby's TRANSLATION Of the niad. -
| is the title Of paper quite laudatdrT Of the
late literary achievement Of the leader Of the
CONSERVATIVE party. Seven per Cent" Is An
examination Of the laws Of finance which
haye led to the establishment Of this pnpre.
cedented rate Of interest In England. which
il attributed to the attraction Of British capt'
tai to other parts Of the world, and especi'
ally to India, Australia. South America and
California, where much higher rate OF In
terest than I per cent can be obtaiued without
unusual risks. The principle Is affirmed thai
money will command It's price like anything
else dssptte usury laws or bank regulations
The article on the - Life Of str. William NJ
pier" the soldier and historian Of the PENN
sular war, IL one Of much merit aud touch
Ing interest Altogether this number Of tn
Edlsburph Is one Of the most valuable tha
re hare bad occasion to notice.
, 1865-03-29

dnrpK the KeeI were several Id3 OF 1eoW Gtefa8 II
IG&1GAp We quote:
White GffaSe. 41a0lSS
EslioW E<aAse- 10laIlE-
H1GHh - VI E1-RsceiTsa todzJ 50 h1is; .n,pp4
lively dull, With veYJ limited demand. aah ittls Or
stfort made to eel1- On Friday last, during the
one Of lots at 42t2, but there were no sales made
-the ss.ireency n the market na1tns checked 4 ~
eV.r. owing TO more favnr,b1e reports fsom New
York, the mtrket h.s ruled Inner, and sales hare
he%u ade at ~ g132 a.
To-DA1 the nassket ruled steady and nzn. Sales
were: go bts - g oss4
, 1865-03-29

In East Tennessee md West YIfgtnla there
were In February but 4, 500 men altogether
and the greater part Of them were transferred
March i, and thereabout, to Lynchbprg.
, 1865-03-29
g SALTONsTALL.

8XUEA H1KVKHEGN9
Nc, ~ wall Street, New xAxh.
stotAs ana RoAaa of ii 6nds ao9SEe anH sot& q
commission JAY = hAEA:~
uhlepSQ IN 4nD f.A. .8AIK9as&41A
, 1865-03-29

= The fpeCHI4nFe tntfACsEf OF NEW 76Fk NasF-
chants may be learned by the following paragraph.
which We clip from the New York Erpress:
ssIt Ia reported that leading dry goods house,
to euable themselves to mark down their prices.
sold s.rhort 81 600 Of gold at N average Of
I'D The prott on this esle, II covered II present
prices, would be 3375, 600.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Ra{l'
road fur tho nrst two wenks in March. ....-.
, 1865-03-29
FROM the coNfEDERAcY.
Official Revelations Of Its Secrets.
TIE TESTIMONY OF GEN, LEE


The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune gives the following as extracts from
official records of the rebel War Department p:
, 1865-03-29

Eectlfleu Whlaky, 80 al
2 cent y. + .......N.H
Reaper Thiaky....... 1.H
American Eagle do: ZIG
Rye WpisNEhlcaEo) 2.S |
Bourbon dot hicaEo} ass,
Pure spirits {proo0.. 2.3
Co1ongne Spirits, 81 2
Chicago Gins.,..2.G8a2.m |
do Brsrdles 2 .959s. Is
do Knms. :. 66,2a. 50
do Pt. Wine l.sAt2.73
do shTy do.2.M@2. 50
do Malaga. ! la69- %
Ginger Wtne.....1.15a2.c0
Cherry Brandy. ..l.I3?.3
Blackberry " fuc2 2@a 3 %
Raspberry Wine sa@3. M |
n. England Fun aM83.0
Penn. Bye Whit
dee......- .....aakS6@
Kentucky Houf-
hon WhisEies. ..3aka6N
0hioCa At 'ba Wlna 2 2A&3. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

T,uRNHAws FURNITURE PREss,-FuRN1TuRE
moved city or country; panofortss, furniture boxed
shipped furniture stored money loaned On furniture ~
well Eleventh street. near Sixth svenns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

IN sOO REwARD.-LosT OR STOLEN, THE FoL-
SCUV lowing &c q s - a Sushss
oss 4. s's Sa'ls5s SSs O:' S
Vouchers endorsed BY Lane Son and signed by Csp-
tain D Bugchsrd also aos NC Co for sso Ike pub
lie are hereby cautioned against negotiating for the same a.
paid 70 any party returning them 10 Lockwood Co., W
Broadway
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EXPRESSES.


TDITTERFIELD's OVERLAND DESPATCH COMPANY:
IL This company has established an cypress Denver ana
CITY Colorado Territory and are now prepared 70
take freight and treasure al reasonable rates y
"'r" VIM. MARTIN, General Agent.
, 1865-06-16
Estate. of Jacob Saunders.

NOTICEis hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Walla Walla County, Washington
Territory Administrators upon the estate Of Jacob
Saunders, late Of said County and Territory, de-
ceased; therefore, notice is hereby given 10 all per-
indebted to said estate that they must come for
ward and make immediate payment TO Us, at either
of residences in said county, and those having
claims against the same must present them, with
proper vouchers, within one year from this date or
be forever barred. rn
+. SHELTON, .I.
LOUISA SAUNDERS Au'" Au'" Is
June Q, 1866. 26Y4
, 1865-06-16

X NEW STAGE ARRANGEMENT.-M Messrs.
Thomas & Co., of the Walla Walla line, and
Ish & Co., of the Umatilla stage line, have
formed combination. The stages will
hereafter leave Umatilla City and Wallula,
for Boise, on alternate days, connecting at
Uniontown, from which place there will be
a daily line to Placerville. The stages from
Walla Walla will leave every other day and
connect with the Wallula stages at Wild
Horse Creek Time, two and half days.
The overland mail comes by Walla Walla,
as per contract, and will so continue for the
next three years. Persons taking either
branch of the stage line will arrive at Pla-
cerville at the same
, 1865-06-16

OUTRAGEOUS DUTIEs.-The British Columbia
authorities have imposed a duty of one hundred
per cent. over that of last year, on all goods
sent from this side into the British mines of the
North This it is thought has been done in or
der to break down the carrying trade between
this country and the Kootenai mines, and build
up trade with the people effort Hope and with
British subjects at other points-making Fort
Hope the base of supplies for the Kootenaimines.
As to the breaking down of the trade from this
side, the enormous duties have already about
accomplished it, and it now remains for the
forlorn Fort Hopers to build a road or trail over
the almost impossible and frozen region be-
tween that point and these mines. The miners
at Kootenai will perhaps have to submit to hun
ger and starvation prices again next winter on
account of John Bulls greedy, absolutely hog
ish duty policy Our people are ready to sur
render up all pretensions and natural claims to
the KOotenai trade, and turn their attention to
developing mines nearer home and on American
soil. American enterprise discovered and built
up the Kootenai mines; now let British policy
destroy all, and let them have the glorious priv
ilege of depopulating and rendering worthless
their diggings over the border. John Bull, you
can't bully our people into paying such bully
duties as long they have bully mines at home
and no mining tax to pay either.
, 1865-06-16

A LARGE TRoUT.-Dr. Steinberger had more
than ''fshermans luck" while out trouting one
day this week. He captured one hundred and
one, with hook and line, the largest trout meas
uring twenty-nine inches in length and weigh
ing six and a-half pounds. The Dr. says it was
not a very good day for fishing, either There
is only one day that can "knock the spots off ,
the DR.. at catching trout; we mean Lew Day,
who seldom captures less than 100 any kind
of day.
, 1865-06-16
Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, GO
WALLA WALLA COUNTY. %

In the District Court, First Judicial District.
rVNO DRY G. WIsHARD: You are hereby notified
4 that William Wishard has fled a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on to be
heard at the first term of said Court, which shall
commence more than two months after the 18th day
of May 1865, and unless you appear at said term and
prayer of said complaint granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony now existing between said complainant
and yourself. L.JAY S. TURNEY, PPfs Atty.
Wala Walla, w. T.. May 10, '65. 23m2.
, 1865-06-16
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, CO

WALLA WALLA COUNTY. 90
In the District Court First Judicial District
yEIO GEORGE ". BOWERS: You are hereby no.
titled that Nancy NJ. Bowers has filed COM
pant against you in the above entitled Court which
will to be heard June 4th, 1865, before the
Hon. Judge Hewitt, acting judge for said District at
Olympia w. H., and unless you appear at said hear
ing, and answer said complaint the same will be a
ken confessed, and upon proper proof the prayer
thereof will be granted. The object and prayer of
said complaint is to procure divorce against you
behalf of said Nancy NJ. Bowers. .tfr.
The date of the filing of said complaint the
llth day of May, 1865, and this publication commei
ces the 18th day OF May, 1865.
LASATER 81 LANGFORD, PPf's Atty.
Walla Walla, May y, 1865. 22w5 - ANN
, 1865-06-16

ToUCHEr FLoUR.-The Washington Mills, on
the Touchet, Nj, s. N. Wait, proprietor, are
now in full operation turning out an abundance
of Flour. We have been trying sack Of flour
manufactured at these Mills taken from an av-
erage lot, and find it makes excellent bread
white and light The Touchet Mills are bound
to turn out good -four and pr. Wait says his
brands must be good enough to recommend
themselves to the people. Success to the new
Mills.
, 1865-06-16

HoRsEs.LGood saddle and pack animals are
now selling at from twenty-five to thirty dollars
per head and plenty of them in the market
Persons going to the Occur Alene mines from
below would do well to purchase their animals
at this place, and thus save the cost of trans
1A
, 1865-06-16

A fire broke out at Dalles on Thursday night,
9th inst, and is recorded as the most destruc-
tive confagration that has ever visited the town.
Seven buildings in all were destroyed by the
flames, belonging TO Messrs. Humason, Moody,
Lord, and Rudio. The total loss incurred is es-
tmated at $48, 600. An officer of the city, who
was the first to discover the Ere, believes that it
was the work of incendiary. ONO
, 1865-06-16
Wen Worth the Reading.

Housekeepers. you wish to get Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings, Table Covers, and all articles in the Carpet
line at Eastern Prices, call where you can find the
largest and best stock in the and
Retail. WALTER BROS,
$40 Front street, opposite Vaughns Wharf
Oct. 81, 1864. 45t) r. Portland, Oregon
, 1865-06-16

Revs. G. W. Adams and o. Orsborn will com
menee a series Of Camp Meetings at grove on Mill
Creek miles from town, inst above the farm of
ThOs. Page, Esq. Commencing on Friday, June 3d.
at II O'clock, A. M. Other ministers from the
willamette Valley will be in attendance. The pub
lie generally are invited to attend. .r.-r ..-
, 1865-06-16

TURNED OVER Mr.. Rector, Auditor,
and Mr.. Gillian, Sheriff, turned over their
offices on "Wednesday to the officers elect
Messrs. Blewett and Seitel If the new Of
fcers fill their stations as satisfactorily as
the outgoing ones have done the people of
the county will have no cause for complaint
, 1865-06-16

9Th OF July BALL.-The soldiers of Fort Wal
la Walla will give ball at the Garrison on the
4th of July, and request us to state that gen
eral Invitation is extendedto the ladies and gem
tlemen of the valley. $3.50. u1. uaI
, 1865-06-16

For THE STATEs+Hon. B. N. Sexton and lady
left on Monday for the Atlantic States. They
will return by the lst of October next. During
the absence of Mr.. Sexton Mr.. W. F. Yocum
will fill the office of District Clerk
, 1865-06-16

JOINT COUNotMAN.-The returns received since
our last ISSUE show that Frank P. Dugan is elected
Joint Councilman Anderson Cox in this District.
Mr.. Cox received "A majority in this and Stevens
countless while Mr.. Dugan received 81 majority in
Klikitat and skamania counties, being 50 majority.
, 1865-06-16

Twenty-three States have ratified the amend
ment to the constitution abolishing slavery
Four more States ratifying will make up the
requisite two-thirds.
, 1865-06-16

RETRENcHMENF.-The County Commissioners, at
their late session reduced the expenses of keeping
invalid pauper from SOS to SIS per week also, tho
rent OF Court House to SIPS from SIS per month.
, 1865-06-16
10 The PuhIit..

NTEACHAM BROS. would say to the public that
lNl their new road is open over the Blue Noun
tains and men will be employed on it to keep it re-
paired and assist travellers through the mountains.
81. .. MEACHAM BROS.
April 2s 1865. 2Oms E
, 1865-06-16

Read the Presidents amnesty proclamation
Its magnanimity will astonish nobody, except
the Dixieites, who will probably run away from
its gentle operations in large numbers.
, 1865-06-16

The rebels have out voted the Unionists in
Virginia What's to be done now?
, 1865-06-16

Leather. st-r
TNRENCH CALF and Kip Skins. Harness and
Il Skrting Leather, at BROWN, BROS e. co.
, 1865-06-16
Brushes &c., &c.,
Dry GoodsI

.r.r .r rt rala1 o elole
SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCYis eni1aaua1
DELAINS, PBAIDs and DEBEGEs; Lrru
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINos; .lai
AMERICAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH PRINTS !
FLANNELs of all kinds, figures and colora
. q SHAWIS and CL0AKS; iaaa--
li tFURS sCARFS, and full assortment OF
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, CATERS. 49,.
BAIMORALS. SHOES and SLIPPERS. usil
, 1865-06-16
Walla Walla, May 25, 1865.

N.B-Business will be continued at the old stand
of Kyger & Reese in Waa Walla City, w. T., by A.
Kyger. Thankful for former patronage, he sOcits
a continuance Of the same. w A.KYGER.
, 1865-06-16

sr GONE TO THE DIGGNGs.-Quite number of
persons, residents of this City and vicinity, de-
parted this week for the Occur d'Alehe mines.
Among those who have gone, that we can now
call to mind, are Messrs. Thos. P. Page, Henri
NJ Chase, Geo Savage and Wash. Wilson.
A great many others are making preparations
to start in a few days for the New Ell Dorado.
, 1865-06-16
Iron, Steel and Nai1i
Dissolution Notice.

HNHE copartnership heretofore existing between A.
1 Kyger and l. T. Reese, under the firm name of
Kygcr q Reese is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All debts due by said firm up TO this date have
been assumed by A. Kyger and are to be paid by
him. All debts due to said firm up to this date have
beon sold and transferred by T. Reese to said Kyger
and must be paid TO him. A. KYGER,
|. T. REESE.
, 1865-06-16

SOME TAx.-The taxes of Wala Walla county this
year will amount to about $50, ,O00
, 1865-06-16

All persons indebted TO thef firm Of Kyger & Reese
are requested to come forward and make Immediate
payment to me as the business ofthe firm must be
settled. faaANN Aba. AKYGER.
May 26, '6j. 24w4.
, 1865-06-16

The merchants of this City have been doing
good business this week in selling outfits to
miners Our merchants are now disposing of
goods at prices which cannot fail to suit pur-
chasers, and at rates low enough to compete
with any point below. Let miners and packers
bear these Important facts in mind.
ONE SIDED-The election west of the noun
tains appears to have gone almost entirely one
sided, all the counties but Pierce and Mason hav-
ing gone for the Union ticket. Mr. Denny is
elected Delegate to, Congress by not less than
coo majority. Both branches of the Legislature
will be Overwhelmingly Union. Il.
, 1865-06-16
.VWAGG HARDWARE Jzl0

A full and desirable stock of IRON and STEEL,
a complete assortment of .BLACKSMITHiS TOOLS.
A good assortment Of SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS and
FINDINGS. r-r.--r I'D I'D . ~ j. C. ISAACS.
Walla Walfa, May 5, '65 Oily.
, 1865-06-16
For Sale.

For Sale. .rHoi
A FINE lot Of Mich Cows with young Calves; al
kAso, fine lot of hogs for sale, cheap Tor cash
trade. Enquire of OSCAR YANSYCKLE,
t Wallula.
May 26, 65. z4tf.
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nourn1 time will determine. Like Mr. LfSooLs, he
sprang from humble origin, md owes his al!
vancement In public li'c solely TO his own exer. :.
, tons We eau hardly hope Ihs, hs embodies. So
itully as did Mr.. LtSo,Ls, the qualities essential for
ne bead q our Government In su'h an ordeal az
.hs; bat We b,evs that the rrca, resi- onsibi'ity'
(which now rests upon him will call forth every en-
uobling impulse oi his nature and shut ont from,
bis new character every dangerous quality. lie
has talent and executive sbi''iy Of No mean Or
ler A Governor Of Tennessee, tuci
3 alos senator. AMI Ia other N Al cAgicitc% he
as fro,en himself vel qualified for tn poaiDoa,'
snd hiss exhibited marked Administrative talent
Bu, whether be vii tnco1 thc hopes q Ihe people,
or MOI 10 10 certain thst The most important duties
nat ever EEL 80 no ,y,,. Prsadtnt mus in some
manner te PERFORMED Wy tiu. 1l.s bong ilei
c.a,, It !, esteuuA that he should ic easolraycd
Lsteo. E. 81 10 oussl. o. has mission what
,,st b. .he dnal verdict uron rs aim.u.s,-,.
lvn % d, uOW the dusy Of every clifton t,si-ougIl
e. The G,ve-ututut - upAu uIu1 ta President,
Lad ., ieast giving L.'n FAR oYpof.uliIy o.,
- 7viug -Ae!let ts H. competent or not to br,a,
.-e country SAFELY rough tie troubles hist ar.
round 10. Fortunately he Inc ot policy make q
at by NJ LDcoLs il fsmiiss 70 ,he Cabinet audi
tae new President has ,ign del he iut,u.ll Of,
i''asuS It ciu'cIy. Thia iAb viii encou-as &c
rccp.o and give them sreAer confidence ia tic
.l-,e's " Nj. Jou,toS's adu.u,ssraG.u. Toe
country vii feel. IN tao IL ust Of It's bereavement
Tor tic loss Of lts honored guide, that .uo chart.
which he ma K d ous Is suu 10 guide tha ni;ieu.
through tie trouble AMI dAugers tbs, lcset IT,.
iLs Circumstance, and tie further fact tbs, TIE Oh
md tr'ej csbinei are 10 he retained. will give tho,
tub.ic confidence u tho new admhi'ra.iou. aud
-ssui ange tia: a will 10 conducted with WIS ION,
tyioAey, snI to- .ho los, interests OF he country
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Death of Richard Golden,

tSrER suy other circumstances, tLo inieIi genet
I conveyed to VS. by the arrival Of the Germans
would Involve u profound sensation in this coun
try LlcuAGp CopDES is no more. At all Ene,
aud ON al occas on BIO WAS Interested in ever
movement calculated to elevate tho condition 0
: Tue working classes In Great Britain, bui DE (.
.eAiehy respected in tie United States for Ii,
1 intelligent and friendly view which he hai
always taken Of 'he condition OF our affair.
since tho breaking out Of the rebellion. NJ mar
iin England having equal influence, has had h,
manlinea. and Independence to report US ruth
fully. In saying thiA we do not mean 70 Gspre,
sciAts the services Of Msssrs. Dmear, FoAsrEA
.6TAhSHUp MILL saJ THo,rsos, and pnotsssnr,