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ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH
j. L. & R. W. BROWN.
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A PRAcrIcAL ARITHMETIC. by G. P, QuAcKEN-
Bos A. NJ, author of Primary" and " Elemen-
tary Arithmetic" &c. d. APPLETON Co.. New
York.
This is the third of an Arithmetical Sc
ries, which properly pays much attention to
the analytical method of teaching arithme-
tic. It's department of mercantile arithme-
tic, arranged for the times, commends it to
the practical man in business.
These works can be found at w. T. BERRY
& Co.'s, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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23d of October. 1866,

sell to the highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz: Lot No. !, on Broad
street. Of the subdivision Of Lot No. Al. fronting
20 feet inches on Broad, and running back l54
feet separated from the Central Hotel by n 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered by a fine store
house, three stories high, with good basement.
This splendid property is in free territory. Also,
lot on South Market street. (which is also free
territory No. 1856 fronting 3 feet, more or less.
on Market street, and running back half way %
College street by parallel lines, and adjoining the
property occupied by b. " aughu, containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also, lot on the east
side Of Cherry street. IN South Nashville, Begin
ming at G. II. COngers. ". W. corner, and running
nOrthWardy with Cherry street 81 feet Rnd
running through 70 College street. with what Vas
formerly Mrs Nebbetts' line, thence Southward-
ly 3315 feet to the Conger lot, thence TO the be-
ginning. with good brick dwelling. rooms: and
also lots in the Barrow Grove property, y los. 9
and 49, each lot fronting IS feet on Cherry street
and running back at right angles TO a Is foot
alley, with small log and frame House.
Terms-0ne half cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest.
All are invited and expected 10 attend The SALE
NJ the property is very valuable and will be sold.
ltTf.I =. j. NiCHOL. q. Q. Clerk,
J. L. x r. W. BROWN. Agents.
I. W. BARNEs. Auctr. seD2-tds
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MULES ron SALE.

rHArR THIRTY-FIvE ZINE MULES FOR
sac from two % three yeaFA Old, ~ ~
Pam. s miles East Of Gallaiie, eum 1s5 county
sopl4--E5ts ,. = AADDA4A
, 1866-07-13
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

WALLA WALLA, July 10, 1866.
d. oSTnell cH met at the usual hour. Mr.. Slime in
Eia,ast EEFiss,snt-Ns'srs. Mckee, Ryan, Baggs and
proved "ere leAu anu aP-
N., .oe finance Committee reported on bills of
.', f,nnr, . brooks and Roberts. On motion, the
'VPotS was received.
o,s.s, lowing bills were audited and warrant
he IC SsaWn on the Treasurer for the respect
fSH' Ban.' Roberts, surveying Main St, S 80 90
+ 4TomPkins, one saOutbis salary, 100 90
y lompkins, extra police, % 90
Iii E,h..,- LIT.
BilI II'oSgsts ~ one mos: salary as Clerk, 50 90
Ma =. VI e. q, Guichard of Sl4 so for axes furn-
abis ' we me, was, on motion, laid on the
iss. S.I % Of ". J. Tompkins of SAL So for attend!
i.It m.., council was, on motion, deferred till
a.Uu motion, privilege was granted to the In
Tpsodeut Order of ODD Fellows to occp5y the
M Hall for an indefinite time.
Nj. ~ A J. Miner rendered his restoration "a
Tbs which, on motion. was accepted.
eapcv 0VSocll proceeded to fill the police va
W,r. nj. Mes:r'. J. H. Short and o. P. Lacy
had ,ssnI.i9 eu 10 nomination, and ballot being
On vo,.d 'ed In the election of Mr.. ]. H. Short.
l. ] Ti"., a warrant was drawn in favor Of
u poli..Ho let OF S56 &C (cOin) for II days service
S,Ts,,C Sps City Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder, and
which =. presented their quarterly reports,
On-,...e resolved and ordered filed.
0o'oi, Council adjourned.
|. L. RoBERrs, City Clerk
, 1866-07-13
The following permansntofHosrs we're slsc-

The following psrmsususOffosrs were slsc-
ted:
II. P. 1saacs, President.
A. Cox and W. H. Newell, Vice Pres'ts.
]. D. Cook, Treasurer.
R. R. Rees, Secretary
Executive Committee-ChAs. Russell, T.
G. Lee and A. A. Blanchard.
On motion, adjourned to meet on the 4th
day of Augustat o'clock P. NJ.
]. H. LAsATER, Pres't.
PHILIP RITz, Secretary.
, 1866-07-13
70 DIVORCE NOTICE.
TNERRrTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

In the District Court, Frat Judicial Distriet.
To NICHOLAS Y. SHAFFER, Defendant: YOO
are hereby notified that AE1CE SHAFfER has hleu
a complaint against you in said Court which will
come 90 70 be heard at the first day the term Of
months after thsE 8oth day pfadarsti; A. D. 1855.
And unless you appear d said term and answer, the
same wirbe taken confessed and the prayer there
Of granted The object and prayer Of said complaint
is that dixoFop may Be granted to the said ALICE
SH AFFBR from YoH, and that the custody and guar
dlarship Of the issue Of the marriage
Of yourself and said complainant be awarded 70 said
LASATER & LANGF0RD,
ql.am... .. . Plaintiffs Attorney
, 1866-07-13
Lost Note,

T OST. on June q6th, 1898, 10 going from ". II.
IL Weghtman'S House. on BirOh Greek, TO John
aI~ SSTE sSs From vine sAsrS Ss NAN
calling for el6s 81, payable to A: Frank q Co.. or
order, at thirty days from Dec 75th. 1855. All per-
sons are hereby warned SgGihst Negotiating said
note as payment has been stopped. The finder will
BE- rewarded On delivering said note 70 A. FRANK q
CO., WSlls Wala. 7slm
, 1866-07-13
DIVORCE NOTICE.

1NERRIT0BY OF. WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS.
THERESA n. BASSETT VS.. CHAS. H. BASSETT.
In ttss District Coyft, FSrst judicial District.
TO CHARLES Il, BAssETT, Defendant: You are
tiff, has filed q complaint against yo1 ihssdd COuEt,
which will come to be heard al the hrst term Of
the Court which shall commence more than two
months after the 9Th day of April, 1855, and unesg
you appear at said term and answer, the same will
be taken as confessed and the prayer hereofgranted
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is the die
solution of the bonds Of matrimony existing between
you and plaintiff and to give 70 plaintH the care
and guardianship Of Charles Henry Bassett, infant
son Of plaintiff and defendant. . Complaint He'd
March 2sth, 1866. LAsATER & LANGF0RD,
I6 2m go, Attorneys for Plaintiff
, 1866-07-13

CATTLE.-Mr. VIM. McEnnery, passed
through town this week with band of 300
head of cattle-mostly milch COWS and beef
cattle. He brought them up from Southern
Oregon and proposes to winter them at his
place at the upper end of this valley, and
drive them next spring to the Blackfoct mar
kpt
, 1866-07-13

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-We understand
that the Odd Fellows of this city propose to
erect Hall for the use Of the Order. Here
tofOre the Odd Fellows held their meetings
iu the Masonic Hall, but the destruction of
that building by fire renders it necessary that
tbey should erect Hall of their own.
, 1866-07-13

THE CELEBRATION-Th confusion into
which our Office was thrown by the fire pre-
vented US from noticing many incidents com
hected with the Fourth of July celebration
A national salute was fred in :h3 morning
hoon and evening, the gun for which was
kindly loaned by Capt. John F. Noble, in
command at Fort Walk Walla. Messrs.
McAulif, Guicbard S.itel, GEd O'NeiH
acted as volunteer gunners, and handled the
piece With the skill Of old artillerymen. At
the Grove, after the alarm of fire was sound.
3D. disgraceful scene vas witnessed. The
committee having left the grounds, gang of
men aud boys made rush upon the dinner
table, and what provisions they could not eat
OF carry OF they managed to destroy. In
Toe'r Sle'r brutality, they respected neither women
10f children, many of whom were thus de-.
P'ed the refreshments they greatly needed.
II is difficult to find language properly to
SoaFacterlze such conduct. Notwithstanding
Ine aFe, that portion Of the programme re.
i''nS to fireworks was fully carried out and
proved one of the most pleasing features of
Ine celebration. Hundreds of persons who
o'o come in from the country to take part
u the procesaiOa, remained to witness the
fireworks and we're well repaid for the delay.
10 conclusion we have only to add, that the
..'sngements of the committee were perfect,
euu had 1t rot been for the calamity that
Ler'Ook US the demonstration would have
0een grand success.
, 1866-07-13
T0TTcE 10 ABSENT DEFENDANT.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY. "
WALLA WALLA-SS.
n tie Distrirt Court, First JHdieisl Distrtet.
TINo JOSEPH PETTY AND MARY PETTY, bis
Vifex-You are hereby notified that DANIEL lH'
which will come on to b heard at the term Of the
Court.fthieh shall commence more. than two monthn
ater tie 18th day Of June, A. D. 1856, and unless
von anpeaf At said term and answer, the same viii
be take as confessed snd the praye thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint ih 70 SET
aside-on the ground Of fraud-a certain convey,
apce bearing date Of October 18th. 1863, Wnereoy
Thomas j. SWezea and Lucinda SYezea conysEed 70
Nav Petty Lot No. three ls) in Block No. th
Us) IN the city Of WsllA Waflak ". I: ComPlains
Sled ,June 18th, 1896. LAsATER g. LANGFOkD'
% lot ..Sa -GsesAttorneyS Tor FlAinhn.
, 1866-07-13

GENERAL HalleOk and staff passed through
WalIa Walla on Sunday last. They arrived
b.,e about noon, in a special stage from Ft.
Roise. and left in the evening for Wallula.
, 1866-07-13

A CAMP MEETING, nndet the auspices of
.bo NJ E. Church, was commenced on We'd
,ss;dsy last, in Mr.. StetsOn's grove, On the
Tum>a-Lum, and will be continued ovet
Sunday.
, 1866-07-13

HARvEsT.-The harvest in this valley
will be little more bach kward than usual
this year, on account of the wet weather that
prevailed the fore part of the season. Some
of the barley fields will be ready for cutting
next week.
, 1866-07-13

The GRAND JURY, as will be seen by
,beir report, we're unable to obtain evidence
m which to indict the parties who released
.Dopabue and Allerton from confinement in
The county Jail.
, 1866-07-13

THE BURNT DIsrRICT is rapidly being
built over The ere took place on Wednes-
day afternoon, and Thursday morning, bright
and early, Messr5. Abbott & Shull had the
lumber on the ground, prepared to rebuild
their wagon and blacksmith shop. The
smoke had scarcely cleared away before Mr..
Wm. Phillips, the heaviest sufferer by the
FIRE, ha gang of men at work making the
excavations for the erection CT fire proof
warehouse on the lot adjoining the old Mas
s'nic Hall corner. O;hcr buildings are
spHnging up as if by magic, and soon moth
ing will remain to indicate the scene of the
disastrous Fourth of July fire.
, 1866-07-13

TUE Masonic and Odd Fellows fraterni-
,;.s have secured the Engine Hall for hold
inp their meetings.
, 1866-07-13
NOTftE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON SS.
COTTNTY or WAI,IA WALLA. N"' -

N. Brown, L. Brown, and B. sheideman, CoRartnsS
doing business 10 the firm name Of BROWN RkHo
q co, Plaintiffs, %. W. H. FLEET, Defens.nt.'
IN the Distret Court for the lat Judicial DsIrlSI.
HNO ". n. FLEET. Defendant-You az 9ersOy ~
notified that the above named flains' .n.inst ~
st1ve entitled action have fled comraint againt.
vou IN said Court, which will come o. 70 oe neeLo =
he drst term OF the Court which 'nan cSTMmsn
more than two months after the a.ta -, .nd.S
.1er The same will Be taken - confessed nc ~
Vrsgor % thereof granted. IT, object s1d PTayo r 81
TINS "a sodise sold and delivered
goooss ~ ,lsintiff. and you are nothed shat
70 you nrcpsty Is asncd in this 1stiOn Co@PDe
hled nay o'1' low Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
, 1866-07-13

LAW CARD.-Jas. W. Stevens, gentle
80, who comes we'll recommended, tenders
Il. G professional services to the public.
, 1866-07-13
TNISTRATOR,s NoTICK.

-roT1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIA. The sueserk,
M VI rs obtained .etters OF Administration 81
i 4N..tst. on CHARLES STEVENS, lats o. W.la
We Swsas County, W. T., deceAsed, An persons havil
w. S0siust aaid estate are requested 70 prese y
.hsrn ithin one year from dAts, OF Be fors oarrfo
Thoaa INDEBTED Will make immediate pRznent.
ANs- q. A. WA66oFEks Aemf.
W.lis walls, Nay 81 lses. as-i~
, 1866-07-13

AN OUTsPoKEN SOUTHERN JOURNAL
There is one paper in Mississippi viii ich ut
ters its sentiments with remarkable candor,
and as it expressly claims to speak sin the
name of the Southern people," some of its
remarks may be worthy of quotation. 1t is
the Clarion, published in jackson, the State
capital: g..
g, 1--WE do not repent Of the course which, four
years ago, we entered upon we leave it to pos
terity to say that we did right. Why Prov
idence denied us success we know not now, but
we shall know hereafter; and even now We
watch with interest, from day to day, the Unfold,
ing Of the divine purposes concerning the counI
try which he has deereed shall be one, though
many wise and good men thought different.
How singular the thra that affairs have taken,
and how completely proVideHtial The goodr
natured bufoou whom the good people Of the
North ehoseto place In the chair of Washington
and JACKSON, was REMOVED when bis mission was
accomplished, and the hearts Of Southern men,
already depressed by the great misfortune that
was fresh upon them, sank deeper at the thought
that ruler was then set over them whose little
finger would be thicker than his predecessors
loins."
After some further congratulations and
praises Of President johnson, the Clarion
peals forth as folloWsi
If Southern men do not admire and applaud
such a man as this, it is because the God that
made them has reconstructed them in a manner
hitherto unheard of-taking away their old heart,
aud giving them instead a heart of dirt. They
are not the people to give halfNhearted approy1
al, nor if they were are these the times for it, or
is Andrew johnson the man to whom it is DUE"
, 1866-07-13
NOTICE.

.DOVELL 81 &MASSAM,
TTNAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING BUILDERS
and the public generally that they have their
Saw and Planning Mill
in running order, and are now prepared to do all
kinds of planning, TONGUE AND Groove
FLOORING, PLANE & SAW WEATHER; ;BUARD-
ING, all at REDUCED PRICES. Pensons in the
country wishing theiELgMBER DRESSED, can have
it done without delay. .e,.
We haVJ LUMBER YARD. connected with our
Mil! AL orders left with us will be. promptly at
tended TO. bunbsT win be brought frUm our Yard TO
, 1866-07-13
Wagon woG.k.

We have also greatly reduced our prices for Wagon
Work. Having been to the expense Of putting up
any other shop this side Of Portland we will build
wagons and carriages to order, Of the beat Eastern
Timber, at Portland prices, With freight.
81 Repairs attended to promptly. We respectful
the Bridge, Main strcet, WsIIa Walla, W. T.
23-tf DOVELL 4 NASSAU.
, 1866-07-13
sHUPE's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

SHUPE'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
WALLA WALLA, W. T.
It. NJ. Woo d, Ar t 1 . t.
MIR. WOOD. has removed his establishment from
Vll from the Dslles to this place and united with
MIR. SHUPE. The undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Walla Walla and the public
generally that they have rehtted the Photograph
Eooms and are now prepared to take all kinds Of pic
tines Known to the art. Some Of which ars
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROrYPES, ?, ..
MELAINOfYPES, -
CARD PICTURES,
PAEEQTYPES, ,
CHRYSTALOTYPES,
STEREOSCuPIC PICTURES,
Artistic and lfsiike pictures, of nne tone, infinite
durability ami unsurpassed for bodness Of outline
beauty OF ansh will be taken by ali the various Dro
Ger es Ali kinds, fTonffe size down to locket and
ring pictures.
TAKEN at all times and during all kinds Of wsGthsr
equally well. -:
hort notice.
tH-Particular attention paid to taking ch ldren's
pieInres T. N. WOOD.
G2-tD T. 7. SHUPE.
, 1866-07-13

Marriage and CeIibacy, an Essay of Warning
and Instru cton for Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR. J. SKILLN HoUsHroN,
Howard Association, Philadelphis. Pa Ijy T. '6s Iy
, 1866-07-13
sTaIIa aTaIla Statesutait.
Money Market.

o., francisco Legal Tender rates. ....70@n
81, ~. YORK Gold Quotations s-................l5
, 1866-07-13

DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, IS.
i CoTySrr OF WALLA WALLA,
Y, if5,ttief IgJf Of the lst JudieidI District
To JAMES GALBRErH-YOu are hsfeby notified
that Catharine Gabreth has filed complaint against
You i sad Court which will come on 70 be heard al
mora tban two months after the llth day Of May, A.
d. 1855, and unless you appear at said term and an
swer. the same will be taken as confessed and the
PRAYER thereof granted by the Court The ooe;t ano
prsyer of aid Complaint is to dissolve the bonds Of
matrImony between said parties, and for almony 70
the plaintiff, and the custody and guardianship OF
the children, issue Of said marriage.
LAsATER q LANsToRD,
MavIO Isss T2l NIL Plaintiff s Attorneys.
, 1866-07-13
DR. a. 6HOUE.

DHYsIuAN, SURGEON AND AcCoUcAEsR;,,
1ate of Portland, Oregon has located himself
IN Walla Walla. Consultations In Frenchi German
and English. Charges Moderate.
FW.0fice and residence, Third street. second door
sn{n the EuRine House. Nbt
, 1866-07-13

a Note Found.
TNOUND, on the Fourth of July, Promissory
n Note for I've Hundred Dollars, drawn By John
4 Perry, in favor Of Victor Aantru, and beanns
Note csn obtain the same on paying for this Advsf'
1''"''--'' " -rr'' DUsENBERRY & BRosa
aatf Main strest, WGlla WsiA-
, 1866-07-13

MERCHANTS, PACKERS and othen In want Of
CRACKERS 70 ship to The mines win God Il to
their advantage TO call me before going elsewhere,
p Z As l yin hell them
, 1866-07-13

rAn kinds of Grain and Pfodudsd taken at the
highest market price In exchange for Goods.
~ Al persons indebted to lis are requested to
come and settle forthwith, in Cash or Grain, and
thereby save costs. A. FRANK a co.
Wslls Walla, Feb 8, 1866. stf
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girl leaning her head against the trunk Of tree most
plsasingy. mot psinfully elaborated with sunlight
nickenng through the overhsugng foliage arc happy
illustrations or this artists intelligent choice u aoJecs
and bis faithful study Of nature
On tho lower floor OF the Studio Building In Tenth
street arc exhibited tho pieces OF s.atuary by
hozier already noticed by the HERALD
VIM Morgan, No. SOD Broadway. has anished . con-
trbation TO the approaching exhibition OF the Artists
FUND sccieiy-"A Girl Crossing Brook
Inness u 1T work ON his landscapes, some Of them
views Medaeld, that picturesque old Massachusetts
town which hts pencil has 70 often celebrated. He 10
occupying the studio Of &. W. Nlchos on Broadway.
Nohig whose Night After tho Battle" attracted 50
much attention last year. has completed and sold 70 Mr.
William b. Astor . reduced picture Of bis Battle Of
Gettysburg unfortunately burned just ~ u had been
completed He il at work upon The serenade, " and rs
about to begin "The Baltic Of Mission Ridge" Mr.
Nehiigs studio, Broadway, like that Of Ar Leu,ze,
reminds Of the studios Of European artists by tho
display OF rich old carved furniture ana old amor
Noll the chsel and the pencil the burn, and
will ind at No. 6e4 Broadway, collection OF
engravlngs to be sold Thursday and Friday, well
worthy Of their attention.
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RI S 7 ORR.


II was hardly 10 be supposed that play with such
plot Phsdra would have the attractions for the
pious people OF Brooklyn those in which Rtori had
previously appeared We not surprised, therefore,
TO find last night at the Brooklyn Academy less crowded
house than the unprscedcntcdy large ones which, in
numbers and pecunisry returns. exceeded anything
which shc had experienced during her professional
carer SIN, though there rush for seats nor
crowdng in the promenade places, the audience
specially large exhibited falling on in the intel
ectuaity Of those who composed II, or the elegance
OF costume everywhere visible We need not say
that Rstoi wasgrand in her Interpretation OF acnos
modernizod yet not much ameiorated character
Of Phadra We have already noticed all the leading
points OF tho tragedy and how spcndly Ristor brings
them into relief To invest tho story OF inc.stuous
love with interest that the audience TO pitch
or enthusiasm which sometimes reaches sympathy, IA
the labor OF great genus; yet this Rstor.
pishes with tho coolest audience. II only In
tho fourth act that the audience las, night bocamo
intensely demonstative, aud called the great artistic into
their presence receive hearty round OF appliance.
During the preceding she held them bound sont
wonder aud admiration The effect which she produces
In fhwdru was not inapty expressed hv hr George Ran
crof, Who after seeing her in that chara'ter Mon
day night At the Theatre Francsis thns:-"lf
author could write with the grace the PASSION and
energy with which Rstor acts he would be able to
the world upside down.
Madame Ristori appears phmdrs for tho last time
this evening On Friday she makes her rs appearance
Lady Macbeth. This anticipate, will DO her
greatest triumph, igs, as DAWSON hs his greatest
laures In Richard tho Third. Oar people we'll
acquainted with Macbeth that they follow every line
OF the tragedy without libretto Thcy have many
very good actreescs Lady Macbeth. and
therefore judge Ristor By comparison. II We
not greatly mistaken II will be her most popular
charpctsrmoro popular. even, than Elizabeth, which
she repeats the MATINEE Saturday Rsioris
gagemens win permit her 70 PLAY only Ave nights moro
ia this city present Then she gose 10 Boston for two
weeks, r-turns 10 New York for two weeks and thon
visits Phisdslpha, Baltimore and Warrington. For her
thirteen nights In New York matinee and three
nights Brooklyn the Queen OF Tragedy has received
for her persons share nett twenty ak thousand nno
hundred and ten dollars ls2S oia upon which the rev
tax has boon duly paid Who shaii that genus
Is appreciated and rewarded this century aud shs
city.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

Orders ssued Yesterday from 'be Vs. Depart
rlent organize s companies " tL- rcruits nor q
tho dspo, he~por' Bsrrscks Ky, snf fpr-arf them
tho tao ba.aions o. IN kt'scnth tgisd rtsas 10
fsniry ~ Naxhylils. Tenbevss
pufs1art 10 specisl order No soi from tbs Var De
rartu.nt Oclsarr !. isoa, two cc1pauies u nhy men
each. win the nerea-ry compief1snt ~ ron cofainls
stoned oniners aud fauAiranA sit Newport hsssoks.
ny recently. yvt1 Nor Yea Gd@AHs 1bry ~ 10
tented fof Ito se.sneoBth lnit'd Natrs nfAnt't
panies aud X, eventually 70 ~ hg seTcpt'enth r~sn
ty-a,siL AMI 1hrtY ann Jnl,ei rssqs iBlsnr,. feof
sanllfd re- merts
rlxNUsfr srNyE.ED ctr.
rpfo- The provisions 81 Genoral Sdev 70 70 from
the N1 Deoartfsent Bruset Itsgts1sni GngDsi r 70.
Rood rufeeon nitssi -tsi~s Volunteer, hOrofaby
raseFea % the sefver ArcvnSt ~ BIZ tsretSuM
b. M o. lau Ger reesd dst~ frcn OetoD~r ~ is1s
Tsdeg 10. pfU-asote - the order haze Raj
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