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Notice

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. P. Hor-
i Y ton has been appointed by the Probate Judge in
and for the County of Walla Walla W. T., to settle
up the partnership business of the firm of Horner,
Gilman & Co. All persons indepted ro said firm are
hereby notified to call on me and settle the same,
and those having claims against said firm will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated within one year
from this date or be forever barred.
W.iP. HORTON.
WalIa Walla, July IA, 1855. 31w6
, 1865-08-18
Selling OF at Cost (!
To Dissolve Co-PartnersHip.
RROWN. WOLFE 8 I'D

BROWN, WOLFE & CO.,
TNTENDING to dissolve Co-pautnership, are now
i selling off at cost their entire stock Of GOODS,
consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Pro
visions Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Hats and
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Carpeting Liquors. etc. The
goods were selected especially for the Wala Walla
market and warranted to be good as any ever bro
to the place. We do not make this announcement
with the view of catching trade, but assure the pub
lie that are selling cost and at prices lower
than have ever before been offered here The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and satisfy them
selves. Merchants, traders, miners and Packers are
especially invited to call and avail themselves of
Of the opportunity of getting gsods at bargain.
Terms Cash!
BROWN, WOLF, & CO.,
Main Street, Walla Walla. door above Phillips
Aug. A. 1865. 34tf Tin Store
, 1865-08-18

CAPT. Matthews arrived at the Fort yes
terday, and, as ranking officer, will assume
command.
, 1865-08-18
ST George Chop House.
AID
R IE $ T A II IL, a N II .
JOSEPH APPOLONI0 & CO., Proprietors.

TF7HB above named house Situated on Main Street,
open at all hours. Meals cooked to order and served
up in a style unsurpassed by any Restaurant in the
upper Country. Board by week, day ar meal, at the
option Of boarders Everything sept IN the lest or
der. Cal. and see fc- yourself
aug 434m3I J.APPOLOEIOG = CN.
, 1865-08-18
SNAKE RIVER FERRY.
DIRECT ROUTE TO
KoOtenai, Colville and Bitter Root.

1T THE MOUTH or TIE PALOUSE RIHER
NRONLX & co. having purchased the entire
~ interest OF McWhirk Brothers in the above old
established Ferry, now prepared with new boats
and wire to cross thousand animals an hour, This
route is the Shortest, Safest and Best road TO the
northern mining camps. Attentive and obliging
Ferymen will be kept in attendance, and any deten-
tion in crossing on their part, upon being reported
to the propretors, will he attended with immediate
dismissal. Hay and Grain constantly on hand.
Augll 35m3 CRONLY SlLCOTp.
, 1865-08-18
Published Every Friday Evening.
Money Market.
FARMER's MILLING CoMpANY.-A nun

New York Gold Quotations, .l42@l43
San Francisco Legal Tender rates.. ..7419@74I
, 1865-08-18

4. FRANK respectfully reqnest2 his former Gus
toners to calland sc..le - their oic 'oonpfs 1
ther v.tL cash r. ~e.,, ~ viz 0.'' a- 7ne N9t-
, 1865-08-18
lRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

Prosecuting Attorney lst Judicial DistriC
July 81, 1865. 22m2
, 1865-08-18
OF WASHINGTON, &c
CoUErY OF WALLA WALLA. 09'
Fred. stino, as. Il. NJ. Thatcher.

In the District Court, First Judicial District.
toJer Term, 4. D., 1865.
, 1865-08-18
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

y2l32m2 Prosecuting Attorney LIST Judicial District.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
ReconeiI iIistion or seciions-Iccturc by A
n. Dawson.

A very limited audience, composed mainly OF
reporters and policemen gathered at Cooper Institute
last evening 20 hear lecture by Mr.. A. H. Dawson.
citizen Of Georgia. the subject Of the "Reconcia-
ton OF Sections Mr. Dawson evidently believes that
well ms profound political erudiion lie remarked that
Providence designed evolntions 10 each mankind Fer
hnps some obscure thoughts OF the speaker might bear
seeds Which would one day sway the deStinie. OF this
nronl Republic Such words were ouGe spoken BY ouI
Savior Ihat state is the best governed which Is lenA
governed and that the best government whcrr here
.re tie least Offices TO be filed by The people Never
was yregier fG!acy than tie one uttered hN nlghii
Fy,rythiug for the people. and everything bs the
people, Tho dear people were dear humbug. ooerel
voting taught only elssinulaliop Demasorucs were
the hanc of the couu'r! snd nave oiousl' H0'"' "'
Iwasa Rebel once Wendell Phillips is a-gine NO
GRO suffrage What is lie driving att Wlli lie IN Mas.
sschnsetis be benefited by then votes in 1s',gn .r
win not rather his neghbor and late master be more
bkey TO control the negro votes S1ch course would
tend further TO debase ard d"morllzs the pohu'lah'
and dcmieogue.. Intelligence ought 10 DC tLc b.ihu
ard of The Franchise everywhere. The Soniaern near
was fred bccaqse eyefv Office seeker sought 10 oou-
vince the people OF The risk h- slave proporiy Loo
| Iouch discussion North and SOuih had broush! ap'1s
| the
lie could testify 10 the strange faot that Union men
had been elected to Alabama, LousianA ana ,IsihiA
COnveItiOn and yet these states seeded hhoN
not how but IL 50. II auy body says he was Always
Union man during the Rebellion and In A. lie lics
No honorable would ha accepted toe protection
of the fsg he denied For ne fret two years the Con
iederstc army was stronger than ever u was boorc
earnest and sincere ought no, 10 be con-
deinned but border State men. who went south 10 de-
feud a. they believed sacred principle deserved az
pause deep conviction Is entitled t0 respect. Al
mi. their error what Is now 10 be done about ~
Christ Lycui gus Crsar and Napoleon element 70
their Yanqushod foes. The pcr Seccssoni,; ruined
the SOu.hern army by speculation and j)bbeIy.
VI axe 20 be one people hereafter Amity founded
npOa mutual respect ~. best means i. you these
Sou erl soldiers remained true T. their eoors uadef
an aloaLt Oi prlyitOn aud hernrsar care absolutely
appalling They deserted IN thousands, II s true when
they found their homes desolaiei and themselves de-
luded. They have grevouAly answpIed their error.
| 'Resprci thciT bnrdeu.7 "All IL lost siye honor
Their sacrifice. their humiliation is very great They
viii deserve your love and admiration.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
DIED.

PoTrs-On fifth DAY, q O'Clock u Dorothy Potts In
the 10th year Of ace.
Her friends thoso Of her late Joseph c. Teadwe ard
he n-ce Hannah B Mountain respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral, at the Friends Meeting HOUSE. T.en
eths near Third ave. on seventh dsy morning 10Th inst
a. 10 O'Clock.
CARTER-On Thur.dsy, Oct. 26 Mary Elzste.t, Oldest
daughter OF rhoma. and Eleno O. Carter aged years
months and II days
H., relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully In.
vted 10 attend her funeral Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her parents No 2T bJwery
without further invitation.
HtNTOn Thursday Oct &C. At the residence Of her sonn-
llw. the Hon. Abram Wakeman Nr-. Mary l.. hnnt,
widow othe late Col Joseph Hunt Of Sing sing nhe tOth
year Of her age.
Her remain. will be taken to Sandy Hill for nterment
MUCHMORE-At Astoria. l.. l., Thursday morning Oct
26 Willie Philips eldest OF VIM H. and Sarah fhiilp,
Muchmore, aged and months.
The relatives and friends of the family inv TED 10 attend
the the residence of his parents 81 Astoria L.
l., on Saturday, at l0:J0 g IN.
SPARKS-On Thursday ling Oct 26, Samuel sparks In
the 13.h year Of bis ago. .,-u-,
The relative, and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
% attend his funeral from the Church OF tes hoy Apos
tea ftbe Rev Or. Hovlsnds corner OF Nin,'-avo and
ghth st., on Saturday afternoon NJ ooock'
PALsiER-On Thursday, Oct 20 Fanny osdeau' vile Of
William Palmer IN the 62d year OF her age
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
TALLMAN-Aner short illness, on "Wednesday Oct. rs.
le6s Mrs Phebe A Talrnan wife OF Capt John y. Tall
man, IN tho eth year of her age =, -
funeral .erysss hs, I've Eedsncs. NJ lG bson0sd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
"The r.eaful. at wai,sek,..

The production of o new play at Wallack' s
Theatre fails 10 call together large and nteli'
gont audience. The house crowded last eVsning
the occasion being the fst representation Of Comedy
called Tho Needful" The piece Is ascribed 70 Mr.
Craven. author OF "The Chimney Corner" and cer-
tanly i. strikes the keynote Of all that genslemans
dramatic writings with which our stage is familiar
domesticiiy. Its story Is Of English life, at the mo.
ment; and it contrasts commonplace excellence with
equally commonplace selGslless The characters which
II introduces drawn fron familiar phase OF life
and the lesson it suggests is agreeable one. To
describe its plot would be to burden this column with
unnecessary detail. Its dramatic purpose is better
worth notice That purpose ia 10 with contempt
q mancuyering, matchmaking mamma; to rebuke sci.
fshness and afectation, aud announce what every
true heart knows by nstinothat the gowd not the
guneas stomp" This purpose it mplishesthough
in asomewhat cumbersome way-and hence it will take
rank among popular plays. lts success in character
painting is also of its strong points, Kate barley
as womanly compound of spirit pride tenderness
selfwI, nnd generosity. is admirably depicted botl
III the authors text end in the yivscous and agreeable
acting Of Miss Mary Cannon who. making her first ap
pearance for the season last evening very cordial,
welcomed. Mrs. Meek, the matchmaking mamma. IL
also truthful and skul delineslion of calculating
selshness and cruelty. curously tinted with foolish
ness. Ms Vernon played ths part with admirable
fidelity. and was greeted with that earnest sPrlaus'
which is the token Of wel-earned ard permanent
popularity. As to The other parts-writing at lat
hour-wc have not lime TO speak in detail. The comedy
lasted until liz: 1t would bear cutting and be improved
by IT, Mr.. Walack has prodnced it in capital style
the scenery. particularly that Of Act H. representing
pier at the lse of Wight, being remarkably trulhfu
and graphic The success Of "The Needful "--thi
title Of course Is the slang for monoyis the success
OF domestic play. which whenever scted will largcl,
please the popular taste We shall reour 10 this snlec
again.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Ar,u.c,,c,,. ,h;. E,enirg.

ACADEMY or MrslC-OPERA-CasPlNoh r "A ~'aAsh
WALLACKs THEAJER-TnK NsgDgrt
NiBLo'S GARbEH-RivELs-NysPH AID ~ ~ ~ & 'sa
PY-TnE WHITES AEp INN EEo"fs '"'"'
TEApErE-BEsEyiI OF iouSd hsHHOS
OLYMPIC fBEATER-TaK sr.E sTs ~ .'E"'oh
WINTER GARDEN--THs fIcxrr oy LHA's mAs'
BROADWAY TnEATER--"sAM'
BARNUM5 Observation-Disclosures: Nnronias, o. VI u
SLEgr o. IT, Fyenins MArZpPAi or, rns ~ ~ ~ ~
HDRsv or TAarARt-IsfsB .oNGs Aro 'fohi''-"'
HAHnI3os, kxrKnPoB ANXIOUS SISoik
FONS OLD BOWERY THEaIeR-LSs Foh Li''-
RAouL Tng MIGIc STAy
DODWORrH HALL-BIfsD Box fOs.
TRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tIs'Vf-TAsro-
THf foya LoyERs
BRYlNT5 MISSTRELs--L.s MnEnAHdH-ouh wa
CAN PO.xA-ScARED COSTnABAtp-h"k"s 'h ~
Lucx-DKAy IN A IIoRs-WEAgIa9 or fbs "hKsh-
SrHREra oy hYvY0fE
WOODS MlNsT iELf--Tns MAsAnsRs 'Hiuspa' OK rhs
BLAcH MAIIans DepnAr, ir Six ,er'cs
EOsCOPTICON-Conssa 70 GSAsD Az Caosnf
sm-6lcyr lIcypEE,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Death Of Judge Forward.

We are panied 10 announce the death OF the
Hon William A. Forward Of Florida lie died I'D IBIS
city at O'Clock IN the evening OF the 18th insl VI lne
sd year OF hs age, after alingeTng incs- lie a'hou
IN savannah. from his home AZ filatks. on bis way
North. bnt gns taken 80 much worse that be was un
able 10 proceed further. Some time In Juy last be
was attacked rith bilious fever from the eh.ots OF
which no never recovered. IL is true be died Hom
home; yot he died rot among stranger During the
most of his severe Illness he had not only The cosan'
presence AID attention OF bis Oldest son but Avery care
which medical sk and friendship could bes'ow. His
circle Of acquaintance In savannah wW large; and.
during his sickuess much s9icltude was manifested -
the symptoms Of his ma8dy became more and more
Threatening. HIS end VIE peacefuL
Judge Forward vHs q native of t5e State ~ Now
IoIk but when about four years DID, BE- won't With his
father 10 Canada. where he remained until bio removal
Augustine ss practitioner OF Law Wp ar. not in'
formed but believe he adIittsd {" the bsr IN bis
native state. In Florida be bad The 'cyu,ation OF
SQUAD lAsyer alG a conscientious a1d hoaest man.
some ysus ago Judge Forward removed from NJ.
Augustine 10 PIa,s. For seUrI yoars b. held mo
Office OF Circuit Judge n tho Eastern Circuit o. foTas
which position he hl"f utth credit "a himself and %
the appreciation II the rglic. IL l-J hr wes elecicd
~ the judges Of The Supreme Court Of FoTitA or
siI yrars. tie term Oi which Office would not expire
until the st ofJahuafy nett In shis position also h'
gave sai.,ac,on b. The pub. ans ..ta.uod his rcPa
iuion lawyer. H.. talents ucrr solid ra'bsr than
snowy. uScfu rather tAaa brilliant. 1o tho dischNge
II oil hs Pablo dates he brought .he arges; amount oi
Industry and prUhii'.
Ia the social and religion. clrci~. Julr. Forward
ras burniBg ard a shining i.rbt without ostesta
ton or obirusrn he dlA all 10 cosid 70 promote tle
cause of virro and religion. for AbD1t 10 years b.
was q ruug elder ~ tao Fro-brierisn cbGroh AT ~
lnita. having besd tse srme OHIO prvE!olsy "a Tao
Church al 81 Augustine. and Ia tho elHr.s aud the
Suuhay school his laiO lro-sssnt. Hla phl,r
,hropy and pie,v were s.nccro aud active We know
no man Ia FioniA whose loss viii H. more .inoofey
felt or ulo., death win be rlore a. porsl IL leave.
behind him q wife and sons. beside an extensive
circle OF friends tholr loss IV all Of then.
lepder VIZ sinees bUpai.b
Judge Forward Wa member = the Masonic FRA.
,ernity lie funeral win take plsce this day At the
Pulaski IIouse according 10 the notice In ovr columns.
and his romans wi fof the present. be dcp'iied IN
Laurel Grove CeG4elty, prepaIslQ, " hsir removal
~ Florida. oAvanpAh hciad'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
International Gencrosity.

A Home for Disabled Soldiers, and for The
Orphan Children Of those who suffered OF fel in
defense Of the Union, has been established at
Darien, Conn, primarily by the hbcrality sf Mr..
BENJAMIN Fitch of shat town, but since largely
aided by the generosity of other loyal citizens. II
is stall being constructed-or rather, enlarged-and
6as already IS inmates, and will Ia &c more so soon
and so fast means ca be proridcd and buildings
completed. Last Sun 7ler, Mr. Fitch being in
Europe, subscription WIS quietly made, in good
part By Entishmen, TO provide the Home with a
Library, whereby good collection of four or FIVE
thousand volumes was secured. The following
letter Of acknowledgment has since been transmit
Ted to the several contributors:
DAEIEs. Conn Aug. ,. 1865.
DEAR SiR: The Trustees OF ftc's Home for Disable
Soldiers and the Orphan Children Of such as haze die
in support and defense OF the Government Of oni
eouutry gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of choice
weselected and expensive library Of several thousand
volumes for the OF the inn atcs Of the Home. W,
End that yodr geTeroGs contrib tiOn materially nidet
the Founder Of the Institution. Nj. Benjamin Fitch, II
his eo 10 to furnish tbs valuable acquisition so essen
ta TO TIE comfort aud instruction OF the inmates ant
the permanent prosperity of the Home.
We ave the more grateful f.. your contribution
u ts object because believe II has been prompted
chiefly b. your interest IN the welfare Of our country
Ard your nerous sympathy for its brave and suffering
defenders
Please accept our thanks for your kind aid in thi.
wOrk, and the expression Of our earnest wish that
hereafte- England and America may ever De- one IN
sympathy for the suerng and oppressed one in desire
r the maintenance Of justice aud The estabs OF
universal freedom, and one IN earnest effort for per.
naneht peace and harmony between he two nations
c. W. BALLARD President.
IEusTKE-Ws a. CUHsIsGs, JAS B. HOYT. PHiLAyDER.
SurroS rTEPBES HoYT =. g. BIssgIL, CHARLES MARVIN
~. J. oTARR' CHARLEs BROWN, ~ u. PARDKE, NJ d.
Attest l.. BUTIOs, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
The Overland Mail.

The following appeared in last evenings Ex
Pros:
Ia THE TRIBUNE Of this morning under head o.
News OF the Day. notice the following: 1.-The In
dians Of the Plains have again commenced their dcprc
dalions 1l the Overland Line, attacking Bulls and
Aika station and that the overland coacles had again
stopped running
AN In daily and hcLrlr communication with my
agents the Plana and they make mention Of any
Interruption OF the line from Indians any other cause
I1e Overland coaches running regularly times
week. IN II days from Salt Lake City TO AtchsOn md
I'VE days from Denver, carrying the United States
mails, passengers ana treasure. Yours respectfully
Ben HoLLADAY
Proprietor Overland Stage Line.
The item referred 10 was based Oh the following spe.
eial dispatch to The Chicago Republican,
ST LOUIS. Oct. 20. 1865
Ine INDIANS are again becoming troublesome OIL the
fIains On the .Oth they attacked and cleaned ont
tain' taxing all the animals and killing one man. at
bntns Station just the other side Of Juesbutg; and
yesterday they Killed three and Inded several
etheTs at AIkah 40 miles this sdo Of Jmcsburg. The
stsrtdhd coaches stopped running the 2la
lhese attacks were doubtless made by the same
band oi fndianS, and indicate thst they are coming
eastward over the route. with the determination Of de-.
stroyilg possible. gentleman here Just from that
region says the saIaees express themselves; anu
with the small force OF troops cnn ow be brought
against them II Is believed that they can have prety
much cir own way.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
nak GRAND Sao1wrs


rh~ grand scort IN nrdcstioa is - hsp Naur svsfAS
end REeU1Ts&hess the Alpha ssd OHsss Of che only
theory ooreha has for its 5ssis. the
10 shssssed the musces wek and the inc
aes the body In s,s sf partial coIspss~A is ssst Va
dot Reason teaches ~ the answer:
. BoxLD UP YcDR MAE.
Brace hin - You wssIA brace tot,erisx eia< Ths pe5u.
um be ,sed. 10 Tonic Alternative. Briag hin up out sf the
depths Of Debility and DespondeScy
U-xH HosrxrsxR's .B;r-saA
They ,annot injap child may take than In doses suited
its years. without tho POSSIBILITY Of harm. The sdeebled
vital powery are - sure respond enrrcay othe sction
wted grss 10 to s blades under the vvyins
and re cshnx in In ell csses Of dehy the Bts are 60
sontey required There l. 10 substitute suscedansua
that viii i their place. Rsser to- tAs most wonierta Of
hedsru Tsn;ea
AHD AL WILL IN WILL
Bear In mind that in Dyspepsia IN -rtnt tvers bio"s
dsordes and sec Ions ne4ves other nedicine vii
produce hs Of god effect that invariably fellows
tho Of tai s1cesrA vs, s,.stor and CNreciive Sold
every wi~fe.
Nsw-York OBcs, Va. 80 Crdarst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Prise. Associate. .f New.YorA.

The Executive Committee Of the Prison NJ
socaton held their stated monthly meeting at shen
Office, No 3s Bible House. hast evening. Prohsss3
Theodore w. Dwight in the ohsir. This was the INST
meeting since june and the reports covered peri Oh
four months.
Very interesting and encouraging reports sere 's'
mitted BY the Committees Detention and Dcnn.s0u
Conyicts through the General Agent MI AoaAnA nAn
Bes. In the Detention Department OF the S"Nv
work. Mr. Beal reported the result Of his abors ior
the last four months. 2,lO0 persons in the ao.
tention prisons In New-York and Brooklyn Vis"eu
and counsellcd 37l complaints carefully eIanineu'
l05 complaints discontinued. on his reoomnehun..on'
az gronndless frivolous the resu. Of passion or
vengc; and 100 persons discharged through ms in,o
position By the various criminal courts Our agen.
sbored during the msIths covered by ths a,o.ei"s
toned rel port with his usual industry and nue nV
30 mnch TO savc the inmates Of our prisons rop, VI,
penaties Of their transgrcss0Bs as to AAnenoe 'n'
by all proper motives To repent reform, eh1 Ie"u
proper life; and these earnest an taiihfai aoors ~
by the blessing OF God. often crowned win succie,
numbers being thereby either prevented nom e9toin @
on career OF crime, or turned back after having GA
tered upon II. o,,.,
persons helped less OF more. Pccunhriiy. u.t.s
last four months being alvs.s taken tna' nSa
but deserving cases should be thus relieved 90 A.
Nv supplying them with or more garments, anu
BY providing them with work and places Darihs M
above period the agent has had from - to Is das
at HIS office by persons discharged from ous ur,s D
prsons penitcntiaries. county jals criminal cou,
&C. asking pecuniary assistance. the greater p"it y
which applications had 10 be reJcct,d rs Sif ar
worthy. Numbers. however. we're happIy M v,ar, e,,
ferent character. OF these latter not 10" VII VII
persons returned from tho war; who had IN iorn,.
wears been inmates OF our State and detention prisons
who came 10 thank the association fer fayers
upon them In their days Of darkness Mauy Oh 'pe, ,
as evidence II their reformation exhibited thr.r pam
books their grcenbaok ctters from parents OF o'ne
destitute relatives acknowledging various sums ~
ceved by them One striking feature VI the history
these persons is that almost to mah they ha's Aep
their promise not TO tuch. taste OF handle dop
Intoxicating quors Their reformation and pfosPei".
ale mainly to he attributed to tba ftct u,,..
| Prof Theodore w. Dwieh and the Rev pf. "isuo .1
Comms sionors of the Association appointed 70 V' Wv
several States OF 0ur Union 10 examine their coIIco
iona and penal institutions. and 10 Inquire INTO ,ne
prison system and administration OF criminal Jusuoe
made brief preliminary report. stating that thoy pa'
nearly completed the OIL of visitation. aJa sne' ny
would as tie great mass OF materiI IN tnen
Possession could be digestod aud arranged, pIsson,
| a more full and detailed report As teeh P'ehnii
nary report will be given entire ~ the public press u
contents need not be here anticipated
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
nsgus Cizuy stamps.
CONSPIRACY To DgYR,UD THE TRADE Asp TIL
GOVERNMENT

The revenue frauds, a. they are now being
practiced, ere rnpidly undermining the whoo cigar
business. AOt oh.y TIE horest manufacturer hope
lessly undersoid by unscfHpuous smugger- apd his
business ruined but the upright dealer h. daily eI,o.c
TO loss hne, and imprisonment By becoming implicated
~ the saes ci Hauduiently stamped goods. Cigars
name OF i,,ogus Inspector Just now flooding the
maiAet. The ear VI tbese bogus siamp- Il open and
Dn0luhing ana the Uo,cTnDs.t authorities are guilty
cf compciy ih The fraud. Tie rega1r price Of these
conoierieits Is - ~ Thousand cigars; bni this
she ~ oot lhe only prom The scouDGre Inspector make
ne has partner IA tie secret and 10 sooner ar, te
eign bearing these stamp put upon lie market than
forth steps thssp. and procurrs he conf ca'on Of he
INN .h'Ie Is ah organized conspiracy ia these
iTnuGs ,heTe IL no inaBner 0f doubt IL 4 eaa,ly cer
tin sha' no'efnment oihcias are connying and di.
feSty act!te N these outrageous Frauds and we now
cal! upon the Treasury Department to have this ra,
ealIty ihvesusa'ed 70 tlwith aud the perpetrators
bfonght 10 justice. fthe present absurd IN ,s
n0t De better enforced and than Is now bene
cone. tls Government must not expect that anybo5,
VIII much longer respect them. lIhe Tobso.o Ieaf