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The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

The editor of the Woodland News has
been to May party, and this is how he tells
his experience
We went once to May day pic mic, with
one of the rosiest, merriest little sprites
that ever tormented a bashful youth, or
teased a susceptible bachelor She praised
our beard, 1--WE had six hairs on our upper lip
and four on our chin). and we were filled
with glory. We were got up regardless of
expense, in a claw-hammer Jacket, stove
pipe hat and white-yes, white anatomical
envelopes. That was an immortal day with
US, for then We first learned the great truth
that all learn sooner or later. Well we sat
down on the green grass with the merry
crowd, and discovered that an impression of
every blade and flower was retained on our
white limbshrouders. The girls laughed
as girls will when a fellow is in trouble
Then we strayed away amid the bushes and
scrambling around after flowers an envous
thorn bush confscated one of our coat tails
but as 1t was copy righted we proved the
plagiarism. The girls-God bless 'em-
pinned 1T on again, thereby retailing u.s.
That's not the only time we've been sold
by the darlngs, either Refreshments came
and so did we, (thats our strong suit, pov-
erty could not drive off our appetite) and we
sat down and got up again, on account of
the way our coat was fixed. We went home
happy, feeling at peace with the world in
general, and mankind in particular, until
we tried to get out of the buggy to help our
hearts delight to alight. But it was no
light matter, for some rascal had left some
shoe-maker's wax on the seat, and we had
innocently sat down on it, in fact we were
completely stuck. How we got loose by
leaving about quarter of yard of cloth
over that wax, we never shall tell, but went
to no more picnics in white breeches, for the
breech in them was past healing. Well,
we are older now, but every May day brings
back the golden hours and moments of long
400
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HSTATE OF JAMES L0AG, deceased.-No-
II tice is hereby given by the undersigned. ad-
illustrators of the above named estate, to the cred
tors of and all persons having claims against ssid
deceased, to exhibit the same. with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the hrst puoiiea-
ton Of this notice, to Felix Tracy at the Office of
Wells, Fargo & Co.. Shasta.
EMILY 7. LOAG, Administrative.
FELIX TRACY, Administrator.
Shasta, March 22d, 1856.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

To break up setting hen, a correspond.
ent tells the Maine Farmer, take brush
AID beat them off their nests with it, and
ey will not bear the repetition of it more
ti'an once or twice a. most, but will forsake
the nest.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

awful crime he bad so nearly committed;
and to send, through DR.. Holford, mes.
sage of gratitude and blessing to the woman.
who, by her selfcommand and courage, had
saved him from going to the grave with
blood stained hands-Once a Week.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19

ES- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
Of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-17li Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1866-05-19
BILL HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY ST.
wv Perioi article of Bill PAPER. person. -
blil Heads would do well to give US : cali. We
print cheap, for Cash. 0- We
, 1866-04-24
(From tile Spectator, March 81
THE COMING CRISIS IN EUROPE.

We greatly fear that the public in
stinct which refused to believe In a war
between two German States was an err
roneous one. Within the last seven days
the situation has altered considerably for
the worse. The two powers have now
arrived at the point where each admits
war to he inevitable, and only desires 10
make it evident to all unprecedented per-
sons that it's adversary struck the first
blow. Each declares that the response
bility of conflict rests with his antagon-
list, each declines 10 accept unreservedly
the award of the only possible arbiter,
the Diet Of the Federation. Each is
seeking almost ostentatiOusly for allies;
Prussia en,icing Italy with promises,
which Italy, if she is wise, will use as
makeweightS in a bargain with Austria !;
Austria anxiously beseechiog Bavaria to
stand true to the Southern cause. The
step last reported is Of all perhaps the
most formidable. Prussia, it is said, has
Informed the minor. Courts that in the
coming struggle they must choose sides,
that neutrality will not in fact be respect
ed when once The war has begun. That
BOllC1 Is q val iIlll@ lila II iCSdbHS nc
struggle as one for life and death, and
will not tolerate a policy such. for in
instance, as that attributed to the king
dom Of Hanover. In that little State tie
people are PrQssian, while the King and
Government lean IS decisiveIy as they
dare to the Austrian side. The idea
therefore at Hanover was to secure to
the Austrian brigade now in HoIstein IA
safe retreat, and then iUdiciously do moth
ing. Ihe~ PfuSsian declaration shuts up
this road, and the struggle, it it arrives,
will engage the whole population of Ger
many. Italy, too, is not only arming, but
has suddenly called up all the reserves
omitted from her CONSUMPTION, while di-
plomatisls have been superseded, as usual
in times of real danger, by instruments
nearer to the confidence of the three or
four men with whom the fate of Central
Europe rests. The Notifications of Cra-
COW, a position which ia the Seven Years
War Austria did not possess, are being
extended by relays of workmen, and u
large quantity of heavy artillery has been
concentrated in Bohemia, The railways
running north are said TO be quite taken
up by troops, and the Journals are still
under orders not to report their move
ments. Battle has not yet joined, but
the tramp of the armies is becoming au.
dibIe, aud to quiet observers not blinded
by chatter about finance, or forgetful
that Europe is still under personal as
we'll as national governments, there OPP
pear but two possibilities in favor of
peace. King Frederick William may at
4I, lot Io,- ,yl,,, IL, 4roo,o 80 1911
in motion, hesitate in the middle of a
prosperous reign to play so tremendous a
stake, or Napoleon, aware that a war
would make "a General who would not
be himself, may once more demand a
European Congress-a Congress whose
DEGREES shall be obeyed like those of the
Congress of Vienna. Were the King
less r~eSolute to avoid submission to his
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

WAm1po5oa, 1at 1A-Tho ~ inoAol-
oens q ducu1neole se3oaavo = 0oatoo 49,
busus0 ~ ord 80 pAo0. h oopsaDl
nu0 ~ nnM q eues1n1oodeaO ia q
- ~ q Janaasy nt. Ho0sso ~ docn.
Loeues - NJ. eewasd G1oWtsg b ~ 1fe
No thae ~ ooon0D1naG1oo u 0ea. AneGes
vas a accnmplsheA lacA ndsWtsh1laadIee
she endeAvesS u ~ frsncA - cUacsol Il,
aad ul0seoves tha1 4 ~ pssnslllaAed aad
executed b 0ehen tsO0 Mexic0, q b. ~
commnna u ~ fteach 0snesal u Chiel
q ~ isvsdisg army - y ~ treach agent
h that city On wh0m they ny % ~ The
| that IA aa1csolne have not I'D the mani
/ ~. y asouins IT, responsibility II the3s
0ima bus havv tslsa 70 coeconl e - lmpoer
he sniA q h upna - uaAoppy es1isos -
oss, who ~ fsiosA W. eo1q1eeun u M
IeDunssy. In Q suhoeQpeas cu0mnnicalt0e
dAtsd Feb g. transmitting u IL. seward 3D.
di,ional dncuosuis 10 ORDER n kesp ihe Uni.
oeal 0(atea Government in)nDmed q tho CO
ducS u tie ihvooeso u MexbQn - eayA I
o0w call yOur stsent1Uu - the jncnneis' e6cy
IT tcsatiae ne1lcoae = bslligemate aslef
hoyine Oooo dgnied thnn thae liehA. TIE
! efssch aneae nsxiasllian alles having -
sied I'll right Of be)ligesaets % ~ sohllsss
Of ne Republic. whom ~ pfUcleims =
Band u Ii his decree Of the ID q October
shoots Withous trinl In conformity with biz
Idectee.
Secretary 6evasd replies:
March II 1854
6m:-I have the hoaof 70 askDouledge
the receipt Of your communicates nf Jan.
luary 5th and S2th, February 90sh end March
f1Osh, 1854, With their enclosures, whicA ~
lals 70 The decree Issued October ~, 1858, b
} he % called Empesor Of Me1icA and @
which shs ppnslsy Of deaah y dschssd
! against I'll 1txicaae found IN arms and Do
sndin4 ~ Integrity and Independents q
. their 6o9ntsy against ths tOsci6le integvsa
,ion Of France IL that Rep1baic. You fdS
lher iu1hsm ne that this penalty has actually
been vii a gpon Ma). 0saesal Jos 1ascia
ASlem and pist q his companions IN arm
. rsrs6sly nlads prisoners By ~ French. i
tsply Il y SCARCELY necessary f0s No 70 ASSURE
you that The G0vernment Of the UniteC
oaates deeply tegIete ths untlmely late which
49, beiallen bsave champions OF the caus,
Of Liberty ard n pubItcan Institutions Il
Mexico and fully depeecatss The psAcaiea Of I
system OF warfare % little in eonsonsncs
With The unp ot eslishsesed 6tatea bet
to state that ii,e subject will receive III q
tentiOn u which Il q % justly entitled isOs
this 0rvesnment.
! toigned VIZ II. SsvARp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

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h Jo0alA oo001 liz ~ 1. sS W. >
hoae: set12Za
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a psIies csseaahas - - ~ - =
Debna ~ ~ reoione
= =: ~ e slk ~; ~
~ eees11slvo drslgaa b9t b0lh ~ sugsor
esnitd 8 viousuasly psspasiag ~ ~. !.
ne Italian fsflianese pseqcely v0eeo
authority tho 0ovef1neot 70 saieo msnae
(or The defense Of The countsy. /.
There has been held Ct Naples hsge 49,
snsAseiastic meeting n hyos 8 ~ 0oss
''i Il W. n. pro,ss,s ~ i. isilas do5s
The Austrian 1osCe In visaaa = eeopqeee
~ FIcssecs cossespoadsst Il ~ La.
don 75mee M there can b - doebt tnal
| Ire It6Dlno 0oVoeuDeue Ae1se4 Voe. - ~
/ tie only means Of extricntt'n trOn NJ e.
ceeiinely false and biscuit position
The Auaru Prusian relations chow %
impeovemept, A Berlin dispatch talks o.
~ probable increase Of sfmAoeee p
Prussia,
Al severe PANIC occurred on Change y
Losdou, and PARIS fande and eecnsiites o.
materially depreleed.
Nepoleon presided at special Cooncil 9
| Gisies0 - We 3Olb, eep0st np y c,aeee
er the Austf1an prUp0ooej0o 90 Aooo18 -
ltaly should enthusiastically disasn. o.
rumor eays Il ~ determined q Ne mees
Ing 70 efess1g lay .tahiog ~ eUPeAv
and indst on the ps0p0.hteo. -
LivBxPool, MAJ 8.-The intelligence ffoa
Germany aud lssly contiaues meeectpg -,
ermsanents are vigorously rushed forward
alton unknOWn.g
The depres1ieo n TIE Londoa and Tef'
: exchanges b unabated.
The Bank Of England today advance
: its rate Ut interest 10 Z per cent.
: Seventy eight Austrian iron clads. Il
stated, have received ogsiers 70 pot TO ~
Destination oeliesed 70 b ~ 0emna
|, ocean and Baltic
A Berlin telegrim Mys the reply Of "a
!. Austrian Government 70 the last PrusDte
dispatch received, dated the 2tth. states th.
Austris will WiihdrvW into The intori0e u
tros,ps now on the Prussian ffUnties, b.
! viii 1t the same time continue armament
y against Italy.
In circular dispatch 10 to Tie ltalia
e representatives Gen. La Marmo1 states thu
q the mumeut when disarmment Of Austr
and Prussia was expected, Italy saw herse
directly menaced BY Aus -ria. who increass
!, her armaments and gave them 10 Venet
an overly hostile character towards 10.
therefore become indispensable for the
curity Of the Kingdom that both Land ..
:, sea forces be increased without delay
e taking he military measures rsQuireY I
+ the defence Of the 0Ousary, the 00vesnoc'
has only acted in accOr.lsnce With the -
e Of things created by Auseria.
y. A Florence telegram says proclamaitt
9 has been ispped by the eipister Ut Wer, q
Il inv under arms the soldiers On unlImie'
n turloughs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14
Fesssn News.

New York, May IA large number Of
Fenians called on Head entire Stephens 10.
day at tue Metropolitan Hotel
II has been ascertsined from Stephens this
afternoon that he will not remove his Head
Quarters to Union Square at any time The
Head Cent e spoke SO emphatically on the
subject that he created the impression that
ne was not altogether satisfied with the sug
yes,ion. It is said he expressed himseli
strongly against the extravagancs involved
in hiring Union Square building.
1t is not known outside Of the circle of the
Senate Council and the attaches Of the pal.
acc in Union Square the exact amount that
remains in the Fenisn Treasury. A promi-
uent Fenian stated that thS VIII le epp now
received TO aid the cause Of Irish lileSly il
ie than $500, and that besides their an
checks for $1,000, which are directed L..
Patrick Ron, he who can have them casheu
when required 10 do 70.
Mr.. Stephens was enlightened On this state
Of affairs 10 day when he had an interview
sith Mr.. Grimm. the O'MalIoney Treasurer.
The interview Was private but Is known t.
have hal effective reference to the dispos,t On
of monies received ~ Union Square.
1t IL well known that Mr. g. d. Killian
tip0k lease Of the Fenian palace In Uni,n
square 10 his own name and Col u Mnhon. y
nd the other leaders anticipated the dim
Guilty which arose out NJ tbs expedition 10
CampO Bella that Killian would eirct All
parties from the building. Their spl,rehen
slOis, however. were unfnunJ.d TOR Mr.
killian gave up the lease. the b0oks, papers
and other articles in hls charge TO the repre-.
sentative OF James Stephens.
Head Quar- err in UniUn Square arc now
closed anu Col Kelly. private Secretary Of
IT. stephens, Is in charge ri the building.
Although Nj. Stephens IL making every
Hort To eject . decentralization let ween tie
rival sects Of the brotherhood, ulatters have
luhspired which show that tho task will BIZ
~ easy one. While seeking the CO oye ration
VI the Roberts wing of the Fenians, which |
. u present The msnt potent Of the two. l,e
hes carefully abstained from rpcop nixine thc |
Fenian Senate In tic olliclal cspacl,y, cSnse 4
luently any overture fDr On aaliuslment OI |
he diflcuitses cannot be entertained BY . |
1Oiy whose Ol1Cisi existencc 10 thus sleofer;. |
Stephens Issued IN order 10 day cullins On |
ii circles In the United -tates 10 subecrile |
Owards the movement In Ireland. and eend |
~ monies 70 him ct bic Head Quartefe. |
Hotel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

NEW YoRK, May l2.-The Charleston
Carrier Of Nay 9th, contains q very inter.
csting collection OF intelligence concerning
The growing crops in different S"uibern
states. In these districts VIC find accounts
in most respects highly gratifying Of thu.
condition OF the freedmen, and q hopeful
state ment OF the labor question.
The sumter Is. Co. VOtc1mdn reports
Our planters are applying themselves with u
diligence which must secure at least meas
ure,,ble SUCCESS The freedmen, ton, arr
working with zeal aud earncstness, exceed
| ing the expectations Of our people 1t the Ike
| ginnipgO. the year.
A correspondent of the Macon Journal
from Barber county, on the 26th, writes
Where there is no bureau the freedmen arr
working well and seem very well satisfied
Owing to the great scarcity Of labor III.
cotton crop for this year will lmrely reacl
half the amount produced in 1850, which
think was estimated ut four million bales
nm clearly Of the opinion that l SOU. OOO bale.
full estimate for the coming crop. 4
vast number Of farms are therefore idle
The same thing can be said Of other porti"ni
| Of the cotton growing regions of the State
| n Middle Georgia there is great deficiency
/ ~ labOrers and these are tempered with ant
! seduced from their employers for the more
/ Grille regions Of the West or for som: othtl
purpose. leaving large number of planter,
entirely destitute.
An agent Of the Department of Aericul
ure writes TO the same effect. Every planted
! that can get labor ID putting in all the cut
ton possible, In hopes to sell at high rates
| and many of them sre neglecting corn. pre-
frrring to depend upon the Northwest fol
! their supplies.
The freedmen have contracted freely viii
their old masters No q general thing. III.
higher rates Of wages IN AAbms and Mis-
sissippi are inducing some vi them TO discarJ
their contracts in Georgia, and migrate west
ward in Alabama also.
A correspondent Of the Montgomery Ad
certiser, wri ing from Dale county, undeI
ate Of April Is, says: The freedmen ar,
dOing well. No bureau TO disturb the happ,
harmony exising between employer. AM
employcs
The Neaes reports: The freedmen are
conducting them selves as general thing in
: highly csediiable manner, and We begin Il
think they appreciate their position and will
lsbor faithfully under contracts.
The Nalchez Times Of the 2lst of April,
| says: 10th cotton and corn are growing
beautifully. Freedmen working we'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

NM YoHx, Nay lathe Board o.
H.ci,h have before them . proposition 70 d
vid. the city into six hospital de- Ticts, 10
which when epidemics occur there shall %
established as many hospitals - ti'e sx.esn.
cleo may require The mater 2! sl'o ~ y.
thmwn overheard and float and lodge on
Long isleud i under discussion. The board
Of Excise have granted thus far 5000 ncsnsee
The counsel to the b0Mfu has fendes0d deci
sion that Bcdloe's Island 10 outside Of tn
Excise district, and thas Staten Island % In
side of it. The Master ship Builders hav'
offered . reward of $3.50 for the arrest ant
conviction of the parties who have assaulted
ar NAV assault men who are Ut work. Thu
strike Of the carpenters, joiners and caulker'
continues.
Lewis Lark and Chas. Dennis, charged
with the Madison Avenue bond robbery
have been discharged for want Of evidences
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

WAsHIKarON, May 12-JnO. Bull, Bsnl
Examiner, has made report to Freeman
Clark. Comptroller oil Currency, In which
he says, on the aOth day II April ult.. l in
formed you that the examination Of the M
ti0nsl Bank Of Baltimore City, Nd, then BIZ,
ing made, indicated that the Merchant',
Bank Of Washington, u. G. he'd bern. oI
was likely 10 be y loser by the nee Of Bavne
b Co. Of Baltimore, to an extent which
would make an early examination in thai
Bank. Whereupon had the honor 10 r..
ceive your ins.rGoti0ns to proersd with tht
examination Of said hank ct tho earljes,
practicable moment Alter complusioe The
examination In Baltimore, remaining inves
tigaiions in that city threw light upon sffair,
otthe Merchants Bank. Among Other things
certined checks Of the 0erChant's Bank Ia
the amount Of $4,000 were pledged q !
collateral OF which no record 10 found herr
| IN cOmpli1uce with such instruction q -
animation Oi said hank was r,,sn rnenc,si -
Monday, 7th Of May inst, and 10 still nrc
crossing. The first step taken in the cram
ina'iOn was 10 cal1se s,att meat 10 h M.
pared from the books Ut the tank shOvin.
ibe a,naunt Of liabilities and Of resnurre.
A Condensed copy Of such . statement a
herewith enclosed, marked appendix. Sim
Y tAneOusiy with psdqnsnstO9 Ut such 60 =.
ssent, an examination Ut assets iound IN |, n,
hank wus made and careful scrutiny OF n :
acpoQnts Of other hanks and individuals con .
menc1d With . Vie TO . vefit1CatiOu or ~, !.
efwise Of such statement already mstls. i,
Is male manifest that large discre,nucies in
accounts Of sonse Of The cseditOrs % well ~
debtors to the bapk b shOwn In The books
II III. hank On one side and the ssatemen M
Of accounts received fr"m tn. eaid cseditors1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

F1fseea Years Age
H0grETTERs SToMAcH BrTTfRs ~ sarve.
eing into notiee against the prudices whieA ever.
thing neW. howevas excelle1t y dooned 70 encpan.
IT..
TO-DAY
Il Stands q ~ hesd u IN The tonic and alfer.afv.
preparations II exktencc. In celehsjty - eveka
many lnttueisne but no rivals. Fhysicsoe pesooaee
the 0nlY aAsv eF1nU1Anf that has evee 6Qoo ioeru-
duce1 nto ~ sick cha0bef. Il the noepi1a1 IT,
Any snd Navy. he Surgeons - X ~ VIZ ~
suseein1ag he vikf ~ troops - ~ osrA . m.
edy 1T 0cuFvy and AZ eons6osie asealoaa ~ = ~
OuIy specific SOs - cknesS. California and Aeeeeor
liz haze e0pAatical1y noOroed Il - tAe rSnss NeD.
srlv pr e1cellencs, and h 0panleh AoesicA ~ n
~ tropical climate. b coasadefsd shs oily solaSle
anaidn6s . epidsnic 1svess.
hess = NO mystseY about ~ csaaes e. H. spcean
coo6lne1 the grand requisites q mild nm ~ -.
vtated vegetable stmslant with The 49, eslecaee
Of tonic. anti bteoo. aatiecuebutie soes0nt ~ n
paraeve hetes plants, roots and haeke hae kaVo sVoe
6een intetnixsd b Q medical preparation.
The Bitten have THE distinctive quality. WA +
not shared Il b beesea y any tooje iIncs.se = 8.
tsoct II the wes34s tAey Do not e1rieo a. ~.
thoagh they in1se wu6desfal deerso q vieof ~
re nasvous system. md eesengthsa ana suslain O.
whOls ply slcal 0sgaiisal1ua.
y aleo proper 70 sents that ~ Dat>ess -
e1c!ahivey y GlaeR, en4 neve1 undef any ere11o4a
- ~ ~ oalDoa - ~ barrel Impoet0ss - iles
aataet the1 = to that IL nl1eese M ~ -
The engraved label md nots q han1 o. NeperS ~
letter Smith. ard the govefnnsnt stamp o. ~
c0ek II The both.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

SAN FRAxcIsco. Nay l1.-kobt TIFFANY,
halter, paid t5OO in gold for the f1rst choice
of seats on the OCCASION Of the first appear
ance of Edwin Forrest.
The certificate II Incorporation Of the
Pacific Rolling Mill Co., was fled yesterday.
The company will run the mil; for smelting
| and manufacturing raiiroad iron, copper
and other metals. Its capiial is one million
| dollars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

NEW Yonx, May 18.-Thefe ~ ore
death from cholera ct the quarantine yester-
day. No new cases.
Head Center Stephens was occupied yes
terlay with the executive committee. There
is proepc Of Reconciliation betwee ths
rival factions. Almost the entire ri the old
staff have resigned, and Col. Kelley has
been appointed deputy TO the Head Centre
A proposition will be made on Mon lay mex,
to the Board If Aldermen 70 Get apart tho
Governors Room in the City Hall for thu
purpose Of enabling stephens to give IN
au,iience to his friends and admirers.
Another daring highway robbery VA
aerretra,ed in this city early yesterday amer
noon. Mr. ]. II. Higgins, cashier Of the firm
If E. 8 Higgins & Co, carpet dealers, stoinl
business in broadway, was proceeding
through Forty third street between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, with carpet bag cs,n
tanning $l6,4OO which he bad just draw
from the bank for the purpose Ot paying 1T
the hands employed in the factory Of TIN
firm, he was brulally assaulted and knocket
sei,sclees - the ground by = rufaau, VIII
was Immediately joined BY two 0thers, on'
Ot whom sprang from . butcher cart AM
dealt Mr.. Il. powerful blow on the hea.
with heavy weapon. The FObbers thei
seizsd the bog, jumped into the cart, II
which was the head sccomplice, and mad,
off with their booty. Alter bis recover,
from the sl,uNk Mr.. Il. vas able 10 give suci
description OF the ruflans - 10 leu0 10 IL,
hope 81 their arrest.