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, 1866-12-08
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Sales include The following droyes:
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~
suEEP-1here was moderate demaudttor thcbctfer
grades, Tor which prices were we'll sustained md arm
but and inferior descriptions are duh and neg
lcctt and sales slow at any hRUfe. Sales tncud.
81 head averaging 1os ns told by Keenan, Finley Al
<4cu; 100 head averaging s. st Ano. Prices range
nj il QcNarQ for inferior to choice,
, 1866-12-08

TLoCH AID GRAIN IN STORE,
The following table, complied from the official
returns OF the warchoneemen to the Secretary Of
The Board Of Trade. shows the amonnt Of Flour
and Grain In store on December ]. In compari-
son with the amount III store at the tatnc lime last
, 1866-12-08

A meeting OF the Railroad agents was held this
afternoon, 1T which it was decided 10 reduce the
rates Of freight Is cents per 1C0 ms between Chi
eaeo and New York, Boston, Philadelphia aud
Ealtnofe-to take eject On the 6th inst. {FrIdny.
The following Is The new tariff:
, 1866-12-08

The following arc. the amounts Of tn1 lev
led for 1866, by some Of the wcalthier coun-
tics Of Iowa Us reported to tho Auditor of
State. Many Of the counties have not yct
, 1866-12-08
Ncw York Si0ek Mnrket.
nEcEIrTs rAsT TwEET1-FoUn noUns.

Fn1nx1 EVENING, December :. 1856.
The following tables show tie receipts and ship
ments OF Produce during The past tweut3-four
hnrrA.
, 1866-12-08

No,tl, Hrarch o The river. Rate of fare nat Ia
coed Ave ccrte, and .arf TO be Of best si5lt aud
plSRssa oWas spo ps.ss1 aa ordnance m
End D. 4. Gage as The "ch!ca.o c1ty Ea.lNss
huEze power railways over The following routes:
Along axe e;reet from Market street VIC to tue
ely s Randolph street n1es. so s1 10
et eci from Lake street TO MilSaukee ascuns, ana
Don s ale Ike 10 Poit; nnr1ison street non cAoal
street to Southwestern Plank road Mareet s1Iess.
tes ais ;n s1s, a1d ,o 10 rof
iine.on & Quincy Railroad; Snnth S cls.k, from
Kndofs o fSk S,. aaa elssf we.t to
Flank road; Harmon ktrect. ifnm Lanai street 70
lne Island aycnns srd .nnS pne ,ssana aSongs
Tweli1h e,rect cast from State 10 Wa6a h avcnue,
hencv south IL Old street along Old to Indiauaar.,
GIVE tU1S RssIWsy; twelfth nom si1te west 10 ie
Itlaud avrnuc. On all these routes the rate Of
fs:c ,gas Ia be five ccuts only Onc caunot but
for = network or ''gEidiron.' cherished bs the
nrncstots In thoae 9ays-paas which II ;5n3 ca;z1sd
ns ee e oa soa hs tnsw e "s Mhsa
:hieatencd ty their " sridsron echcme.'
Jpne eoth, 1s5o-Dy An csdiuance Q! amendment,
changed rs 10 re.eu,ble u at is eonit,on.. ia.
tintics 10 assessment, DC, the ordlEancs for the
an
fi51vaTy i3A, 1seo-An ordnance was passed
giving r1:ht at way to horse ears, aud tmlostnS =
1te for impeding their progress by other veh1-
clcs. .--.-
Ft1yuary Is. 1sGlAn ordinance vas passed
extending for len ycars the time lor building the
rad On s>out, Cask =,!ect, and dyc years allowed
lin. is1snd md MiinauEcc sycnue lines. which
were required 10 be bull, ID two year,. The long
titnc the extension on Clark street was II con.
thorouchfa7e, who complained and renona,rated
loudly against fhe road.
CALLING Nosth Chicsco racks Us laid.
zane da;s-Conuci1 received rom the Chicago
CITY Railway Company resolutions approving Of
as'd accepting the extension Of t1me for laying
1 Dsce,6eT s Il ia. isSa-An ordinance WIS passed
granting 10 North Division Railway Company a.
Iiues on eoniiiion M ttn, n they % Should % Iclaquish
tttfr right to North Wells street
no2eS II ezsss ans
| Sion OF time for Inc building al the Cl5hournc
Avenue Railway. Report concnrrcd In.
to r.antine pesiton Of Chicago Ciiy hallway Com
| rany for extension fo7 time Of building Blue
tt'ana aua i1 milwaukee, avenue fa"'se report
AIleys, NORTH Division. In reply to complaint Of
ri III M tbat the North Division ReflWay Company.
allowed their cars to stand unnecessarily on ely
hou1rc avenue and Laf1abcc street, reported that
the company did not DO 20: Report conquered Ia;
| ctarrin- fhe o1dinanre rrrniatfnn stnnna~es of
| hortc caSE. Report copeur1rd in.
| senn 5,+aNSsn,n rnm1nitfcn n-ssr rcnortoa
aoa;nsi e11rn.itn of tfmr fnr hn3,dirr s1i1wnntcc
| aSTnnrs NJ Yonnrt rorrrrret, ~
4 -Snes, ntsI ,tra ~ 80 .f ~, m, H., .%,,.
by CIV i;aiiwaT cornnani.s. was. by ordinance
| ,.roniIffed. 10y
| 4rrI|a1sf 1sGa-It was ,nade Obligatory upon
| CITY railyays to eprinklc the PRINCIPAL gtrtc.s
| 1hfnnnh II firh their lines extenl.
| j,Yf ed ISG:--Couucl ordered The printing or
;1yn hundred and 5ty copics of all ibyx and nT1i.
t,nrrcx ~ tl,a ;fr having re9r,enen ~ r{v rail-
, 1866-12-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO THBrSV,
FRIDAY EvEAIS8. December :, 1856 {
The following table shows the daily receipts md
shipments OF Live Stock during the week up to this
evening, As reported By the Secretary Of the Enoa
, 1866-12-08
Gitp Notices.

(SlTY BONDS. -.-...-.
Cl1Y Co1FTHoILE's 0TY1cE.
~ CHICAGo, Decsunprt g. 1SE
The Of City Chicago Eill nay mm:liste1y the jana.
H ads Is shall De presented at my nice beore ihA 2Nh
instant: 1htinsess:t On n9nds rot 20 VII
telt-l0t WALTER E1ABALL. C1sy Comptroller.
, 1866-12-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

All sdfts qr Grain reported IN thfs m7rkes report
arr nsade the basis " trfnfer {acl sfora5t un!ts
oiAfTMise tIprc&sed.
FrDAY EEIyryo, December {, 1875.
EREItsHTss-lkAILKnApf fREraETH-The follow
hlg IA the tolut tariff on tac Eastern roads:
, 1866-12-08

Arrival and Departure of MALLS.
The following il the new table for the arrival
and departure Of mails from tic Chicago Post
Office for the winter, and now in tofce:
~ Az II nsr r. a enc Lon IL NA1s AunfrE
, 1866-12-08

A moderate .i.msnA 70. Ecw eloytT seed 4 l5sitSe
., Timothy seed Is ST. ING G1oET a. *aun <S - y
bu Rough max iced Is selling freely at tS.111s-.3
hu ri Sc rt. Calcutta hnActd Is lover anu more ire
Offered. To arrive taes OF S1 bags, to AStlyc Ii Hos-
ton, at {.,s1, gold.
, 1866-12-08

tour housB werr:
liece4rte. eh1pmtpts.
LUMBER. s1nn l.ui000
SUPERINTENDENT. 80. 10000 $4,000
Observation-Disclosures. l.5t1o 100
with hrt,rr tunnly AM. a rood drm,rd the rn,rke
-, r,,hs- ~. ~. n...n ..,stt ~ t.n-s.s &c.
'of LomoNr OF rue cargo e1hoab An Improved aes1so
ofacfiv1ty Prices nse fully maintained Sales report
ed to-day wttr Cargo schr Tuscn1z from Grand River.
sn,, .o.,.a ,,..3 =, az m esT =, 1ns,-1or .,v.d
x,,. =. ' - y ts+ 80, - -. ~ 1rS,.T..
eutnEe1s Il *st eatEu seaI Eebse's on "nss LIKE
from Mulkegon IN n 3ctsss and scao,l.uc 1t &. 80
~ ~. J.. ~ ~ d ~ .s-o M.,.oi., T.o,, s,n-
~ " - 49,. 49, - - II. +'oA -.t4'
Rean LAY, Ap1 railroad uA NJ &C, 4soo cedar posu Il
lakc; cargo schr Louisa AM, from Conc Sons mill.
f,nm w1tfe ate X m lunher " .ty4na h.lance 1n,,i
49, ~. " ~. ~ ~ ~ 80 !" **"7 "s~ 1A
9uus 2l$-1'%t . u AAtA IL tt<as
, 1866-12-08

t3l D.ta0 Ib9
FEEF CATTJ.E-1he market presents no new feature
to-day worthy of note Good shipping Steers, fair to
good Cows, and fat Htlfers were In demand hud With
light receipts and more favorable adrces from the
Eastern markets. nrer feeling obtained, and yes.er
days rates wcEe fully sustained. The weather
WIS wet and dlssrTecabe. Notwithstanding which
there WIS very respectable attendance Of buyers,
and most 0t the offerings were readily closed OUT
mixed lots, 4I.5t35.s3 for good to chntce Cows and
common to medium Steers. and $53A16 Is for good
prime shipping Becyes. The bulE ofthe offerings
into the hands Of shippers, and the remainder
divided between city butchers and yard spectators.
The following named gentlemen are doing business
In an open markell and express willingness give
at ali ue. not only their individual transactions,
but part such other information they may
regarding the general character ot the MARKET ac dc.
kes nan Finley, 5ones, Hough Co.,
i. I'LL: fsi5::- - ~ ~ Joaa kells5.
The pens arc we'll cleared, and the market closes
steady aud urn at the following quotations:
!1ine y Extra. 50
intessor to Mediu 2s5ss.p9
NC note The following sales:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
JoEes. Houch L Co. sold DeGan - head common
.tosk Cattle, Averaging sss NJ, id and was=rcd. At
Goncs, Houeh 4 CO. sold Tai1sl @ head fair stock
steer. a.eraEnr a1e' rs sed ahd wateFet. 3t st5o.
nIxsd Cattle, ayrraslrs III n', I'd and sascfsj. i
uHH{E& 1tuuEu LU EOlQ aver ~ hf30@ Averaging
LUIS rs led anu wntered, At f451: The same sud
head At $10.M per head.
}. s. Webb erl Harper 2t5 head Inferior Texas Cat
Tie, averaging 90 ms, st $..13.
aNa!1cl & Relnnraian bought loa head Of medium
Steers, IN three lot. averaging 1o;9 Es $3.50.
O'Iiara sold 0bcndarH 81 head ncilnm Stc7rs, led
md wa:efcd, ayetaclng 1loo "a, et 5.eo i head.
Dbcn.lo19 sold ratrtrk 1s head good STOCK steers.
averaging Lie 1t, nj $I.51.
Mc.ifec sold Danbe 50 head talr Steer1 fel and
watrtd, averaging 1,17i ns at sa.+o: e head t.lr
stssn oI & sa5, ,ss 1ss' ns as 81 % hes:
avt ta.!ng 1.K0 b.. At S5.N-
Al ope.. se!d Cows aad uclfcrs. fcd and wa.crcd
AVERAGING $40 2 r. Mt $3a0+
u0GS-Thc market opened lively. There was lib
cra nttcEdaoct Of packers md thippars, and unef
healthy competition between thesc interests advance
otIsl5c per 100 cslehshed on the closing rates
Of gs6terdAy. saits foot up s6 head, 1880 Of which
went into the hauds Of packers and tho remainder into
the hGrds Of shppezs and city butchers. At Sa951s
for uneven lots 10 medium grades, and t3s
5ia tor good to tstra HoEs Scar1T MI so1d aud
the market closes steady at t173@35 for common 10
c1t.u.
| Sales include The following droyfs:
, 1866-12-08

OEa IHmG

Whose suecet1 IN The tzcatnen: Of PRIVATE Diseass
. * - him worldwide celebrity, ean he consulted
: ~.s- ---Iozs, 90 Randolph-zs-. Chicago. ILL.,,
, 1866-12-08

FETpAx EVENING, DtceMber7~
1he receipts and shipments during the past tw =ny
, 1866-12-08

~ d "Ihe wonderful progress OF Medical Scsnca
duttnE the fs1ss sir yt1Fs only makes 1t pos
/A s,blc for the conscientious Physiclsn to de-
10y clare, now, that CoSsC1rr1oy Is as cEZ-
TArsIr crIEp IS n frs7nusrnt Fertr. and a cK1.
TAisLT rExyEsrrD as Small Po<."-Rer. Charles
Emo III b. L. u, etc.
, 1866-12-08

2bf. H91eI0W9
Having ne confidence Of the punic a,d ths med1ral
faculty at fnfr Is the most reliable physician IN the
ctIy fr chronic nervous and scIuaI d.seases Ca II
his once. i30 south Clatkst. corscE Of Non5os.
Rooms separate Cancellation trte. P. Q. Boz 15A.
His guide 70 health. published monthly, aent feeo 10
, 1866-12-08
n1TIEB-CHIcA9p NAnEx1

qniry for Investment for Five Twcniies Of 'Gi and
'C5, which arc scarce. Compounds arc i higher.
, 1866-12-08
Toilct arttclcS.
1Gaar,ten.

AN ENGAGEMENT AS BUYER
n II the New York market, il
Ty young r,sn for some Western o, Southern horse.
Address "bCYER," Rox 10tb, New York Times ofice.
, 1866-12-08

Acatt, LIS brls Fork.
Mes. pork-Markct alv 4nec<l .sasOc. Sales were:
80 orls u s,sne; ~ nils tyestcsday nfernocn) q
tast cSfnIne) ~ {1i5o cash lc1 hrs seller December
{1s.1o-closlng with sellers below $500 cash aod
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

THE STREETS There is at the corner
of Union and Third streets a per.
feet man trap, which ought to have
the special attention of our city au-'
thorities. In grading the street a
jump off of about three feet was made,
and il not attended to will result
in the breaking of somo persons
limbs, and a consequent suit for dam.
ages against the city. We are informed
on good authority that on Monday
night, lady while crossing Union at
the intersection Of Third street, got
mired, and in extricating herself left
one Of her CATERS in the mud, COM
pellipg her to 60 TO neighborlpg
house and procure assistance 10 find
the missing artiele. Union street is
one of the principal thoroughfares in
the city, and should have good cross
ings at every street. On Third street,
between Court and, Union, there is a
large pond Of water, which, should
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

4 MR. G. A. LIEDE yesterday shipped
to Umatilla, for MIR. Fred Hafendorfer,
two very fno wagons, of the capacity
Of Eve tons each, intended for the
trade between Umatilla and Boise
We have in the Dallos some of the
best manufacturers on the coast, and
during the last year have turned out
as 6ne work as can be found in the
country. The necessity of sending
below for articles of this kind no longer
exists, and teawsters and freighters in
the upper country will consult their
own interests by ordering their means
Of transportation at the DaIles.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07
PUBLIC SCHOOL .

We yesterday PAID Visit to the
Public School, and are proud to bear
testimony to the good order and eff
cheney of that institution. 1t is always
wise to encourage movements that
have for their object the education of
the youth. The facilities for educat-
ing the rising generation cannot be
too great, and with all that we may
do, the chances are that some children
will grow up in ignorance for the lack
of educational facilities. At present
we have an excellent school, under
the care of experienced teachers, but
we need not say it is over crowded,
and that the teachers are taxed to
their utmost capacity ito impart in
struction. There is at present a
daily average attendance of lS6
scholars under tie care of five teachers,
or an average Of 81 pupils to each
teacher. Any person acquainted with
the subject knows that it is impossible
for any teacher, it matters not how
Industrious they are, to do justice to
so large number of pupils. The
school house is too small and is poorly
managed in the matter Of seats for
the pupils, and especially is>this the
case in the grammar department,
under charge of. Mr. Robb, the Prin'
cipaI.
In the matter of finances, our school
is behind hand, the teachers not having
received any pay since September last
In the fall "a school meeting was neld fol
the purposes of levYing q special tal
to defray the expenses of the institu-
tion during the winter, but was votet
down, apd rather than suspend th'
school, and allow the children to rul
at large on the streets, the teacher
agreed TO continue and await the col
lection of the school tax. Th
school tax, fines, &c, for the yea
amount to S., 4,537 81, which, after de
Quoting the Amount now due th
teachers, rents, etc., will only leave
balance So, 400 to carry on the schoc
tor the remainder of the year.
is evident that this sum will not
able TO meet the demands for the yea
and therefore we think that it woul
have been wise policy had the Ia
been voted at the last school meeting
and liquidate the debt that has bee
laying over the school for the pa
three years. tSrs,
Truly the-peop!e of the Dalles ha,
cause to be proud of their Publ
School, which, we venture to say,
as ably conducted under the prese'
teachers as any like institution in VI
| State ut HtH |.t.t. ~
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

The Legislators Of the State of
Nevada, must be social fellows, if we
judge from the fact that they never
carry less than two pistols while at
the capitol A short time since while
debate was going on in reference to
appropriating sixty dollars for sta
tionory for the use of each ember, a
Mr. Ingham, of Storey county, drew
0 pistol and fred al the Speaker, but
fortunately missed him. That body
must be far more interesting than the
Oregon Legislature.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

THE Oregonian states that a private
dispatch has been received in Port
land from Sacramento, which says
that the man taken through this city,
as Wells, the murderer, proved to be
the right man.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

The eight hour labor system is cre'
ating quito an excitement in San Fran
cisco. Politicians have got hold of it,
and as usual will make it an ISSUE"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07
The Bloody Fourteenth still keer

THz Bloody Fourteenth still keep
up their record in, San Francisco.
Our Bay City exchanges come to US
daily with items Of depredations com.
mitted by these war.worn veterans.
Not long since party of them, armed
and equipped, entered some of the dens
on Pacific streets, and after helping
themselves to whatever they wanted,
smashed up everything they could
find in tho shape of furniture. Upon
the appearance OF the police, they
made "stand," but were soop COM
pciied to surrender Internationally.
We next hear of them entering o house
IN the neighborhood of the Preside
.eduriag the absence of the family, and
hoping themselves to alot of linen
and female apRrel.t Truly such men
sught 10 fpass through . thousand
4-sbA4taes. aap, o,s 1ae's iraees
.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

FIFTEEN hundred dwelling houses
were erected in Philadelphia the past
season, but the demand for tenements
is now as great as ever.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

A YOUNG lady in San Francisco,
with a prayer-book in her hand, was
knocked down bya misguided sled.
When ehe got up she swore, much to
the horror of passing editor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

THIRTY SEVEN years ago the amount
of corn exported from Chicago was 10
bushels. In 1865, tho shipments
reached 40,000,000 bushels.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

A SINGLE township in Los Angeles
county last year, produced eighty five
thousand bushels of corn, which sold
at forty cents per bushel.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

warm weather set in, will inevitably
produce sickness in that locality Yes
terday, on our visitto the public school,
we found it necessary to wcde ankle
deep in mud at the intersection, of
Third and @ streets, in order TO
reach the school. A great many
children are kept from school owing
to the want of crossings at the streets
leading to the school house. There
should be a sidewalk laid from, the
school house 10 Third street, and cross.
ings at Il Q intersections of streets
in order that children may be able to
90 to and from tho school. These
matters should have the immediate
attention of the city authorities.s
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

QUITE o. number of animals, pack
and riding, arrived by the boat last
evening en- route to the mines.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

THE total expenditure OF tho U. S.
Treasury for the quarter ending De-
cember, 1865, was $3.50, ,89S,249 IA.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

Columbia Lodge, No. 5, 1. o. o. F.
Meets every Friday evening at ~ o'clock, in Gates
Hail. of Second and Court Streets Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend. BY order q.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07

WascO Lodge, no. 15, f. A. d A. M. .--A
Holds Its stated Communications the Firpt and Third
Mondays of each month, at their hail. in Dalles City
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. PoPE, Sec'y. BY order of the W. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-07
Sheriff's Sale of Real Property

SnerIM>S sale Oh h<eal properly.
NDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
Id Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for Cac iamas
County. State of Oregon and directed In fa or of
A. y. Hedges, plaintiff, and against Dwight Muzzy de-
fendant for tbs sum Of Four Hundred and 43-I00
(S40l 43100) dollars principal with interest," accruing
costs anee of this execution have levied upon and
will sell Mt public auction before the Court House door,
in Dalss City, on FRIDAY, the 9Th DAY OF APRIL,
1866, between the hours Of O'clock A. M and o'clock
to the highest bidder for cash In hand alof the
interest Of the defendant In and TO that certain lot
parcel Of land fronting Unien Street ut the termination
Of Fifth Street, bounded the North, by Col Gates re-.
sidence; the South by W. +. Miers lot; extending
West 100 feet, more or less and known as "Muzzys"
lot In Dalles City, WascU County, 0regyn.
CHARLES WHITE, Sheriff
BY W. CRASDALL, Deputy. 'fuF'
Dales City, March 9th. 1865. m7w4
, 1866-08-12
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The Nss!ersl Banking Law wrnt iaso operation It
r.. ~, 60. 7sr se1s:r..r. st.I by tie tGAcd
ttates Treasurer for 14a5er.f tat-kt t..1ay. wS-e
as Soi.ows. En- aefHsNy for @ItfulaaEE no.as.
$TG 10; - tte11t.J spf pnhLst ley isis
Itl hanks Lts1gashd Al ccsosho't.. e. LAaaN
The Ne1rhant,s EAtloali Bank uf Ntst VII cinla-
4. Point picAsant, ast hrrE tctsns'ed n defios-
i.v4y II prktic moneys
GEAkHAL ss1IoS* s1rnnr.
General Dsvi4 11lteor. Asst-tsut Co.nIols-loner
O. Frr1lu,en's Affair. has 1endsted hts report 1f
te ope7ssIons at sh~ tsare4a IN The lzte of G.of-
Exa aimee his s.s!errs~rt to hatJ there, In wtiea
b. .,ys since the eaac1pcnt Of 1aws by tho Stase
Guaranteeing to the freedmen ali the stsfts Of
pe:.cn 4. properly ertn<et! h< white r4stxcns,
the iiurcas Ia. latos-d pe'tistcny u zes:oee t.e
r4p1eHaey Of civil fsw. ard ~ rnso.t~meni IN
sueh enan1eF ~ 10 protect al etAasas e& 6sxsnt-
Irrespective Of color and condition. it~s& BOT
c4psetcd that ths AEnst would Ia folsaWcd by t1i-
rpedtxte suoress. bpl enough bar etea Aees-.p1t."
I'd 10 rerter tlsr tnsufe tnpeia. Fill tht-r arc
1pasy f,sssa1.la4 xherc, through the pstjratca or
tbs peuple. OF the tnepr.st IT the
fipndra ep are Asl2ayed ths protection Of tht tan
4pd Hheee The assistance Of tbs Bureau Ia essential
10 seeare yretice. The Gcneraa says rHEthss, That
tho ptautess depend npon the continuance Of NJ
NxrT.u 10 oprtspl labor sna make 1t reliable. Ed
1sr frre.iu.ct to a!d thcEs IL obtala5Hx aasft
ra-ea, IT, rfao~al nov wonld be feHorea ~
doub; and 1rte...latE On tts pkst o& oes' ana S'T