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orFIor DEPOT CossissIEY oE srrIsrsSos'
WASHINGTON. D. e. Dec. .. Ilt'.
GOVERNMENT SALE of Choice " Risky

" Sealed proposals. in duplicate Of ho form furu sod
BY the undersigned will he received at this Oce until
soiock M, THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1905
Scr the sale a
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TINE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and UPRIGHT PIANOS MELODtOSS. HARNo
MUM, and CABINET ORG ms. Nho.etae aud retail o.
reduced prices To lot and uiowcd pu'ch9s-d MONTH,
payments received o the same. SECOND hand pianos bar
sain from go 10 s2l5 tscory aud wlrcroons NO 6l
Broadway Cash paid secondhand Plano. Pianos tuned
and repaired, ho1~d sud .hiuprd
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TIVE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i Nos 49,. 4s9 s9l flf1H.AvE., NETWORK.
will reopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30
n. NJ. PIERCE, President.
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"SAM" PROMISES 4 GOOD TIME THIS
~ AFTERNOON AND TO NIGHT.
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ID sCADEMY.-Halllc GARCIA from Paris, successor to
Mde Puos will giye instruction In the French language and
receive classes in Couycsa'ion. Ao afternoon and evening
Conyrr stiou for ladies and neen. VIII give private les
sons or form classes in Newlork three times week. For
terms apply rt No 20 Sts'e-st, Brooklyn.
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TEMPLE or MUSIC,
j Conner GRAND ard CROSBY-STS.,
One Block Fest OF Broadway ,
THE ONLY FiHE-PROOF HALL OF AMUSEMENT
~ THE CITY.
Grand ard unprecedented sIccoss or
THORPE 4 ObEklN's MINSTREL NATlONALIIltS
The Crest Aitists.
DONALDSON WHITE, BOLUS, CLIFFORD,
GIANT CLARK BROTHERS,
ard otheI celebrated favofi'es
APPEAR NIGHTLY.
TWO GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS THANKSGIVING
DAY.
RETRIBUTION or. Tug DOWNFALL OF HrsBCG, Every
Evening. commencing MONDAY, Dec. t.
Admission ~ ~ cents
Doors open Il q commence ntsi.
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4" ~ A NJ" GIVES THANKSGIVING
- MAIINRE IIlLs AFTERNOON Az y UCLOCk.
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE at Claver.

IRVING INSTITUTE, 1arrytown, y. "a
\ Bonding School for BOYS. The hly-sixh semi annual
session will commence WEDNESDAY, November |. For
circular, sppiy to the Principal, ID. :. ROWE. NJ. A.
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SCHOOL for Feeble minded a lmbecile
- chudf,l. Addre,s, IL. 81. KNIGHT, M. ,. Lakeyile
Conn.
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NEW-YOkk COOKING ACADEMY, No.
~ Ge6 Broadway A css. is forming TO commence coure
oil Lectures ~ = few DAYS,
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CAMS" NINTH GRAND MATINEE To-
- DAY FOR LOVELY AND LOyEhBLE LADIES.
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U,HE MONROE DOCTRINE!

LET IT BE INDICATED!
The people Of the City Of are invited to meet 4
Coou@r Institute,
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SCANS" SIXTY-FIRST PERFORMANCE
- AT BROADWAY THEATER TO DAY and NIOHT.
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STEINWAY g. SONS,

WARE Rooms Nos \ 4 u FAST FOURTEENTH ST
Between uniou-.quafe and lr'inzpace New-fot
DIANOS, MFLODEONS HARMONIOUS.
Il Sole depot whoo.alc aud retail. fJr the GOLD MED
AL "Peoubct ORGANS 80 10 900 lnalrunenis 70 et
J. 81. PELION. Nos. 8ll and eil Hroldwsy. New-fork
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"CAM" APPEARS AS CIIANFRAU THIS
~ AFTERNOON AID TONIGHT.
, 1865-07-21
SherfRss sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
frr Cor

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
WALLA WALLA COUNTY. 80
nY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION.
lD issued to ME by the District Court of the first
Judicial District, upoR judgement rendered there
on in favor of j. NJ. Vansyckle and against S. w.
Tatem, have seized the following described real es-
tate, to-wit All those certain pieces or parcels of
land situated in the County of WaIa Walla Terrific
ry of Washington, and described on the survey of
the public lands of the United States, as the south
west quarter ofhe southeast quarter and the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five in township seven, north range 81 east
said tract containing eighty acres.
Also the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section tWentyseyeu, in township seven,
North range 81 east and the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter, and lots three and four in sec
ton Is, township seven north range 81 east-eon-
tanning one hundred and ffynine and seventy-fve
one hundreths acres.
Also the south half Of the northeast quarter and
the north half Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-five, township seven north range 81 east
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Also the following tracts Of the University lands
to wit: The south half of the northwest quarter,
and the north half Of the southwest quarter sec
ton twenty-five, township seven north range 81 east
-contaning one hundred and sixty acres
And that shall offer for sale under said execa-
ton all the right title and interest of s. W. Tatem
to the said several tracts of lands OF either Of them
at the door Of the Court House, in Che City Of Wala
Walla, on
SATURDAY, THE 18Th Day or AUG UIST 1865,
at y O'Clock n. Of that day. Terms of sale cash.
A. SEITEL
Sheriff of Walla Walla County, w. r.
Walla Walla, July a. 1868. BLVD.
, 1865-07-21
j. H. BLEWETT,

County Auditor Of Walla Walla Co., W. t.
EXTILL write Deeds. Mortgages, Powers of Attor-
w ney &c, and take Acknowledgements to the
same.
Instruments for any part ofthe United States GER
tilted or acknowledged under the seal of the u S
District Court
viii also pay particular attention the sale renting,
and care of real estate and town property Of non
residents and persons temporarily absent.
Office in the Court House, Walla Walla, W. T.
June so, 1865. 29ly.
, 1865-07-21
q. BFRNARD. DEMTTsT.

DESPECTFULLY offers his professional servi-
IL ces to the citizens of Walla Wala and vicinity.
Teeth inserted on Gold, Platina, Silver and Yul-
canite Plates and by every other method known to
the Dental Profession, from single tooth to a whole
set
Teeth cleansed and filled, and all other dental op-
erations performed in the most scientific manner.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Eull Upper Set on Gold Plate, from $50 to $50.
Patina, same gold.
Silver, $40 to $50
Vulcanite, $50 to S75.
Teeth Filled, according to materials, a3 to So
The teeth of children under 10 years Of age atten
ded to free of charge.
~ Office (temporarily) at the Oriental Hotel.
June 30 1865. 29H
, 1865-07-21


FROM BITTER RooT.-Mr. Shockley
gives us the following from Bitter Root and
the country east
There are five grist mills in course Of
erection in the Bitter Root valley, all OF
which will be completed this fall
The crops in the valley did not promise
an abundant yield. The fall wheat had
been winter-killed. The spring wheat was
most promising.
Flour, supplied from Salt Lake, was sell
ing in the valley at $40 per hundred.
Five steamboats,, from St. Louis, had ar
rived at Fort Benton, up to the middle Of
June and FIVE or six more were daily ex-
pected.
A general stampede of miners had taken
place to the Big Blackfoot river, where re-
port said very rich gold mines had been
discovered Nothing definite was known
about the mines when Mr. Shockley left.
The mines discovered adjacent to the
Bitter Root valley, which were discovered
last spring, are paying well. The diggings
are spotted" however, and the paying
claims, so far as discovered, appear to be
pretty generally taken up. The richest
diggings are on the head of the Little Black
foot and in Last Chance Gulch, just beyond
the divide of the Rocky mountains. The
former mines extend along the river lor
about six miles, and the richest claims pay
from 500 to 5000 per day. Two men on
Last Chance Gulch bought claim recently
for which they paid $l1, 900 and they took
the amount out Of the claim in six days
About. five hundred men-ineluding those
who went from the Ceur d d'Alene-have
gone from this side into that country this
season.
, 1865-07-21

SovEREIGNs. The business men Of this
place have, by common consent, ceased tC
take English sovereigns at five dollars. In.
stead of taking them at more than their ac
tual value, they have now fallen few cents
below it and take them at $4,75. This steT
has been rendered necessary from the fact
that spectators have Aooded The country
with sovereigus to such an extent that fol
long time they have constituted the ma
jor portion of the Gives" in circulation, and
they will not pass for more than their actual
value below $4,84 is the actual value Of
this coin, and as there is a chance now for
"speculators" to make nine cents on each
piece by buying them up and shipping them
below, we may hope to see them all cleared
from the country soon and their places oc-
cuped by u S. fves.
, 1865-07-21

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
RT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. P. Hor
lN ton has been appointed by the Probate Judge in
and for the County Of Walla Walla, w. IT, to settle
up the partnership business Of the firm Of Honer
Gilman 81 Co. All persons indepted 70 said firm are
hereby notified to call Oh me and settle the same
and those having claims against said firm will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, within yeal
from this date or be forever barred.
W. HORTON.
Wala Walla, July IA, 1865. 3lw6
, 1865-07-21
Str.aYed.
10 tIle Pmblfe.

To the Tax Payers ofWalla Walla County.
TTyhe Tax Book fOrIs65 is now in my hands
and will remain with me until the LIST day Of
next November Tor the collection Of taxes, after
which time delinquent list Of tax payers will be
paced in the hands of the sheriff with ten per cent
added for collection. JAS. MCAULIFF,
County Treasurer.
june %, 1865, 28w4.
, 1865-07-21

BIoGRAPHY.-M Arnold, member of Congress
from Illinois during the four years of Mr.. Lin
coins administration, and his personal friend,
is preparing memoirs of the life and admins
tration of President Lincoln, with history of
the important Congressional legislation of the
same period.
, 1865-07-21
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. :
l. ~. n. .t..,t Cr..,4 TT T.Jt.:.7 Tl-.t...t

IN the District court, First Judicial District.
TENO THOMAS CANTRELL: You are here
i by notified that D. S. Baker 81 Co., have filed a
complaint against you in said court, which will come
to be heard at the first term Of said court, which
shall commence more than two months after the l4th
day of July 1865, and unless you appear at said term
and answer. the will be taken confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
of said complaint is to recover 0f you the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars and sixty cents due
from you to the said D. S. Baker & Co.. for goods
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered to you at
your special instance and request End you are fur
ther notified that your property has been attached to
secure the payment OF the sum
Complaint filed May lst.. 1865
FRANK p. DUGAN, &tt'y for Plf's.
July ii, 1865. 3lm2
, 1865-07-21
Sherifs Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTy OF WAIIA WAIIA


COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA, %
UTHEREAS five executions to-wit: One in IA
w vor Of the Administrator Of the estate Of E. F..
Skinner, deceased one in favor Of Avery a, Smith
one in favor Of w Hatchett, and two in favor Of c.
Jacobs & Co., and all against l.. S. Rodgers, issued
from the District Court, lst Judicial District W. T.,
and to me directed And whereas, decree of said
court recng that certain deed executed On the llth
day of July, 1864 by T.. S. Rodgers to Wm. Glass
ford to the undivided halt oflots one, two three
and four, in block "L in the city Of Walla Wallai
w. T.. together with appurtenanccs thereto belong
ing consisting of the machine shop and the machin-
cry and tools therein; the water ditch and water
fdme and the right of way across A. B. Roberts
land claim from Mill Creek, void as TO the cred
iors Of said Rogers account of fraud and, where
as said court has ordered to levy said five execu-
tous on the undivided one half of the above de-
scrbed property, and sell the same as the property
Of said Rogers, and for the want Of personal proper
y and in pursuance Of the order Of said court have
levied said executions on said property above de-
scrbed and will Che premises aforesaid on the 18th
Of August 1865, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der for lawful money of the United States, between
the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four O'clock, p.
NJ, Of SAID day, the undivided half Of the property
above described. A. SElTEL,
Sheriff Of Walla Walla County, W. T.
July q, 1865. 32w5
, 1865-07-21

BRocKIE JACK" is lurking along the
kootenai road, for no good purpose, of
course. He was recently seen in company
with q man known here as " Posey," and
another large, sandy y-haired, pock marked
fellow, whose countenance is said to indi-
cate disposition in perfect Agreements
With the company he keeps
, 1865-07-21

A DETACHMENT of forty men belonging
to Capt. Matthews Cavalry Company, from
Fort Lapwai, passed through town to the
Fort this morning. They are on their way
TO Auburn Oregon.
, 1865-07-21

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
Nnrr,.rrr q, W -. W.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 90
NM HEREAS, two executions issued from the Dis
wv trct Court, first Judicial District, W. T.
against NJ. Fl Kempner ana in favor Of ]. II. Lasa
ter and to directed and whereas one of said cx.
ecutiORs directs by Virtue of decree Of foreclosure
of mortgage, in said court and the other by yrtae Of
an attachment to seize the following described tract
or parcel Of land, belonging to said Kempner, to
wit
The south half OF the northwest quarter and the
north half of the southwest quarter dissection thirty
one in township sevcn-north of range thirty-seveu
east much thereof shall be necessary to salts
fly said Lasaters claims and costs said executions
and whereas, have levied on said premises, will
the appurtehances thereto belonging to satisfy sad
executions and costs, therefore, will offer for sale
said premises and their appurtenances to the high
est bidder for lawful money Of the United States OF
said premises on Monday, the l4th day of August
1865, between the hours Of g o'clock, A. 81. and
O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day. A. SEITEL,
Sheriff of Walla Wala County, W. T.
July IA, 1865. 3Iw5
, 1865-07-21

MILITARY.-A portion Of Company F,
O'gn Inf fy,-some so men-leave Fort Wal
la Walla tomorrow morning for Ft LapBai,
to relieve the Company of Cavalry stationed
there. Capt A. W. Waters and lst Lieut..
D. b. Reynolds accompanied the command.
Lieut.. Balch, with the remaining portion Of
the Company will leave the Fort for Au-
burn during the coming week.
, 1865-07-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TTTO THE CREDITORS OF L. f. SKIM
I NEB. deceased: All persons who are creditors
OF the above named E. b skinner deceased, here
by notified TO present their respective claims with
undersigned at his Office at Walla Nalla city, W. T.,
within one year from the date Of this
VIC. LANGFORD, Admir-.
June so, 1865. 29w4
, 1865-07-21

The farmers throughout the valley are
now busy with their harvesting. The bar
ley and hay crops have nearly all been cut.
The wheat and oats harvest will continue
yet for two or three weeks. There appears
to be plenty Of hands,.
, 1865-07-21

From CALIFORNIA. Sundry parties
from California have been here for Che past
week who desire to purchase land and go
into the farming and stock-raising business
on large scale. These gentlemen have
been examining farms on the Walla Walla,
Cottonwood and other streams, preparatory
to purchasing. This is another evidence
that capitalists and others can see in the fu-
ture State of high prosperity and wealth
reserved for the Walla Walla valley.
, 1865-07-21
Tbe gHalla gHaIIa Statesman,
Published Every Friday Evening.
Money Market.
FROM BITTER RooT.-Mr Shockle,

New York Gold Quotations, .l4l79
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. 74g f433
, 1865-07-21

FROM THE UPPER CoLUMBIA.-From
Gen. Jas. McAulif, who arrived here on
Wednesday from Colville, we learn that
while on the way down he was passed by
a man who informed him that Capt. White
had just returned to Colville, from the Up
per Columbia, bringing news confirming
former reports in regard to the gold dis
coveries there Confidence was felt in the
reports at Piukney City. and landhQlders
there were watching their lines closely, in
expectation Of seeing the town of Pinkney
speedily assume the proportions Of "city"
in fact A town-site had also been laid off
at the Little Dalles, twenty miles above old
Fort Colville. The Little DalFes is to be
the landing point for Capt. Whites new
boat.
, 1865-07-21

SANITARY-We are requested by Mr. E.
e. Kelly to state that the balance of
the funds for the Sanitary Commission col
lected in this county, being $120 donated
by e.people of Coppei, has been forwarded
to the officers Of Che Commission in Oregon.
The Pacific branch of the Society has closed
up its business.
, 1865-07-21

PAID OFF-Major Marston, Paymaster
of the army, arrived at Fort Walla Walla
this week. On Tuesday he paid off the Of
fcers and men stationed at the post, viz !:
Companies D and !, besides detachment
of sixteen men who came UP from below, ac-
ting as his escort to the different military
posts. We are advised that the soldiers re-
oeived six month pay, and that the bounty
of 500 to which they were entitled when
the Regiment vas mustered into service, in
December last was paid to each man. The
sum total disbursed at The pay-table amount
ed to nearly S43, ,O00-greenbacks, Of course.
, 1865-07-21
HOWE { cos SEWING MACHINES

A full assortment Of which keep on hand and sell
at from S25 to 975-aocording to size and quality.
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Report of the Commissioner of Pensions.
DEPARTMENT OF the INTERIOR,

Pension OFFICE November |, lS6J.
Sir have the honor TO submit the following
report Of the transactions and, condition Of this
bureau during the past year
ARMY PENSIONS.
The number OF Army invalid pensions allowed
on original applications, during the year ending
June so, 1865, was li,962, at an aggregate annual
rate Of Sl,20O,sl290. The average individual
rate of these pensions was So0.35 The number
of Army invalid pensions increased, during the
same period. was 3G6, aud the annual amount OF
increase, Sl9,913. The whole number of Army
invalid claims, of both classes, admitted during
the year, was 1928, al an annual aggregate OF
81 go, 1880.
The whole number of claims of widows,
mothers, minor children and orphan sisters Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers Of the Army (eNcept
Revolutionary, allowed during the year. on
original applications, was S2t,G93, at an aggre-
gale annual rate OF $2,574,09j and an average
individual rate Of Sl06.6G. The number OF pen
sons of this class increased during the same
period wa a. at an aggregate yearly rate of Ssi,
giving tutal OF "a ,707, and q grand annual
aggregate Of S2,5I4.l79.
An Act of Congress, approved 1865 gave $500
additional pension TO each Of the five Revolution
AIRY soldiers then supposed to be living. Only
four Of the number lived to receive this special
recognition OF their patriotic services In eGao-
fishing our national independence. Two otHe III,
have since died, leaving but two survivors On an
those who participated In the war Of the hG,o,h
ton, 80 far as Is known, namely: Winian , a,,.,d
ings Of Pen0bscOt, Hancock County, mao J.; ,ho
one hundred and one years. who took pa,. III .r
celebration of the last national annv rn;r Sew
lemucl Cook, of Clarendon, Orleans 'ou"'' "'"
York, aged about ninety nine years; ,,,,,or,r,.
The whole number of widows OF hevoluuonalH
soldiers who were allowed pensions Oh oiis'na,
applications, during the year, was o. d. 81
yearly amount Of s2o3.io. ,,,,,a nors,orors
during ,be war ending June 30, 1865, was 81 l6G.
ond ornb NJ Sc and TO Revolutionary
soldiers and their widows, including expenses
chsrsesble 70 the sppyVpTlSuop Tor this purpose
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LIP I.266 3,l52 5.56l

I.l2l l.266 3,lj2 1851
Whole number dropped from the rolls dnrlug
four wears. 100. More than nall inns ulihoel
di.apn,ared from the pension list during me hst
year. exclusive OF me rols 9i 'iic S'',o' ~ ,"
jnsmrrecton. This dminuilon Is equal 10 hsafi!
ana eoventh of the whole number (il.l'0) audeu
10 the rolls during The year. -
~ INV sorTuERy ROLLS AND AGENCIES.
Tho ncnslon agencies for me sc'eiai states VI
.rransas Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana,
,,,",ls,nn, North Carolina South Carolina, Ten
nassne Texas and Virginia. were. OF course, sus-
,'onIaj On the outbreak OF the Rebellion. Since
H.. cIosr of the war, a gradual restoration oil the
sdminisIratIon of the pension system In those
Stafes I'm accordance with an order vi the Pres-
dent of the United States, mas been attempted.
u ne m ~ act of Congress approved February 4,
,sso The PAYMENT OF any pension 10 one VINO iias
,aIop nm arms against the Government OF the
United States, "or in any manner encouraged
tho Rebels or manifested u sympathy win tneh
cause, was efectually prohibited. Most OF Tue
appropriations for pensions, wltnili the ias' lou,
.,pars have been coupled with the proyiso that
no norton of the money thus appropriated shonin
no maid tO any disoyal person. Inc names VI ali
nensioners who were such prior 10 Tue hepeihol,
have been stricken from the rolls OF the ABOVE.
named States, and regulations nay pcen auoP'eu
~ accordancc with which those heretofore en-
IA a. those STATES, and able 10 prove their
on,nnaa Ioyalty. in act and sympathy, through
@ ... nor may have their pensions restored.
U W.s sn accents have been appointed al Rich
rensio" Va Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn.
,io ,, pock Ark, and New-Orleans. L., at each
I ,.hcS nlaces there are also many new pension
VI " hX reason OF loyal service rendered In the
en-. var, These agencies have been re0pened as
n aso ss there seemed TO be- local requirement
Therefor, either to accommodate the limited num-
,,er of restored pensioners, OF such as have been
newly added To the rolls.
BOUNTY LAND.
The business of the bounty land division.
during the last four years, has greatly diminished
The claims under the liberal Act OF March 3, 1855.
have become nearly all satisfied, and no new
legislation (save the supplementary Act of May
IA, 1866 has added To the number OF claimants
The whole number OF land warrants issued during
the year ending September 30. 1865. was l,l6i,
granting 1850 acres OF public land. OF this
number, s. of l60 acres each, We're granted under
he Act of February IL, lSi7 /; one under the Act
Of September %, 1850, and the remainder under
The Acts of March g. 1855, and May IL, lsJG.
IA list of examining surgeons Is here inserted
which We omit for want of rOOm.--.ED.l M
PENSIONS. f i. .....,4.
In my last annual report reference was made
After the 1861 those pensioners previously enrolled
It the sgenctea In The disoyal States omitted he
oheih rssoytA
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During the four years ending june 80, ls6j. the
numbers ofpcnsioners Qn the loyal States sirlck-
en- rom the rolls by reason of deaths. re-cnllst-
mentS of inyalids. re-marTiages OF widows, or
other causes. were ~ follows: