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, 1866-05-18
nIYORCE NOTICE.
vT1ERnrToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

TTNERRTTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
wALI.N WALLA-NN..
In the District Court. First Judicial District.
To NICHOLAS V. SNAPPER. Defendant YoN
are herchr notified that ALICE SHAFFER has hleG
q complaint against yon in said Court. wh'ch VIII
o,,, ~, f., he Heard at T fr,t day Of the term of
the Court which shall commence more than two
month, after the SO.h day Of March, A. d. 1866
And unless YOU appear at said terri aud answer the
same wi he taken w confessed and the'prayer there
Of granted The object in prayer of said com plant
ia that q divorce may he grEset 10 the said ALlCE
SNAPPER from Won and that the custody AMI guar
dr~hip Of Tho infant chill ren Issue OF the marriage
r Yourself and said c,mllainan' Ire awarded to said
complainant. Conn IN f''d March 2l'h. 1866.
LASATER & IANGFoRD.
7-r,o ploiutiff'S Attorneys.
, 1866-05-18

From BLACKFDOr-A gentleman just
in from B,ackf,ot, who Travelled by way Of
the MILAN Roll,. Informs US thlt the snow
i'aI If t5eLCoeur d Alene Mountains, and
that pack t-ains at: now going through
without d'.Hsn''y The oa'y trouble ezpe-
Fsac-i /. the high water at the crossing Of
s''e.u>, bnt these will soon run down. We
have Hri h'1rl.of any trains .,ia: throssh
tgUay o.! PEN j O;cile. and The chances are
tas' after all thc II wiz al ',.a-- -;.'-. :.
Co.url /, 80, p ...n w' com. in ahral
, 1866-05-18
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX.

NOIICE Or EAECD IhlAs
r -ETTERS TtSrAMENrARYh having been issued
i 4 to the undersigned by the PROBATE Cayrt Vt Wal
Ia ALA County. W. T.. upon the estate Of "A ARON
PURDY. dereaSed no ice il hereby given TO all per
sons indebted u the said come forward aud
make payment, All persunS having claims ngai ist
said estate will p7e-eul the rrperlv verified
within year from thi ;,date they wall be for
ever hrred BELINDA PURDY Execnlrix.
W liza Wall,. MHv .. lS'is. - 't ID 2l 4w
, 1866-05-18
DIR. a. eAAOs.-.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCuUCHEUR
L Ilate OF Portland. Oregon,l has l'cAted himself
IN WTJla WalIi Consultations in French German
md English charges moderate.
~ Office AMI residence, Third street second
,lr,,r from the Engine House. 2l-tf
, 1866-05-18
PROPOSALS. FOIt lA..L. 800 I-A~. -
NOTICE To ABSENT DEFENDANT.

TFERI DRY OF NA~HINNTON. -
COUNTY OF WALI.A WALLA. Do
NJ. b own, T.. Brown anI b Sheid.nin Copartncrs.
doing in uSine-~ iu the iirn iIne If BROWN BROS
&, co.. ?rin'iif, rs w II. F!.EEr. Defend mt
IA tie Disrjct (oart tor Tie First JaE ciH district
TN W. II FLEE De'eulI t-Ynu hrreh
motif .l that the ab ,vc named PI iintitfs. in the
ave it ci action. have filed complaint against
Won i'm said Court which will To he heard at
the hIst term ut the Court which shall commence
more than two months aitcr the llth day of May.
D.. 1861. And unless Non appear ut said term AND
answer. the same VIII he taken confessed and thr
prayer thereof granted. The OBJECT ard PRAYER Of
this complaint i t. recover the sum Of $17T 80. for
20 d>, wares merchandise sold and dcliN cred I"
you hythe plaintiffs. And You are hereby notified
that your properly il attached III this action. Com
plant filed May 5th, 1856
LASATER & LANGFORD.
2l9m Attorney for p aintilfS.
, 1866-05-18
ID. Is. GTEPHENSON,

u q 4 4
~ ENLIST IN THE OFFICE OF DIR STEVEN
IL son, Main street, Walla Walla, where am
NJ, pared to d. all kinds Of
ID g IL "a I w o T. *
in 4 s1perior It, q aud skfl manner All opera
tlnns Warranted. Teeth insctted on Gold or Rubber
Plates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

GO1TNGEa, N(GDcsuaY, june ~ IftD
The King or Hanover has Issued the following
proclamation fom Tie headquarters Of the Henoyera
HS jey tho King Of Prussia has declared against
me. 80
This has been done because dclned 70 enter into an f
ance which affected tho independence Of NY crown old ie
Subsistence Il ny kingdom. huicd The right and honor
OF my sovereignty ard calcl cd materially 20 injne The
prosperity my f people. Such humiliation was con-
ifary right and Ht variance with ny duty ana because
L rejected il the enemy broke into my county
Quilted tle captai-at tho tmc Incapable ~ dcI;nSs
against hostile attact-l3ving 20 the faithful inhabitants Of
tie metropolis tie Qn'ou and my daughters, he Puccse as
dear pledges Of c11Gicnc, and repaired with tho Crown
Prince whittier ms duty cled mcto my army, rapidly rs
somb ng accordance win NY oocs 10 the south c tho
kingdom. -,
From this Ilce address my faihf people Remain truo
KING under the pressure OF foreign l endure
In he ycissuGcs OF tie coming times stand hrn te your
fathers who fought IN ana distant lands o TO House OF
Gueloh and their country. and ultimately conqueredi and
hope with mo that Almighty God viii immJvohy carry
through the everlasting laws Of rght ana justice 70 glorious
end 81, - "a, r..
every sacrifice unite my prayers with those q th' crown
Prince for your welfare Ny trust Is In God ana ny conf
Genoe is rooted To- your fidelity OEORoE hLA
(fSIfuQef. jane IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
WAR Declaration OF Italy.

The Italian military declaration Of war against
Austria was Issued June from III, headquarters Of the army
at Cremona bears date the day and addressed by
Gen Cdnl chief OF the General Staff Of the italian army
70 tie Arcbduke Albert commanding tho Austrian army in
Venetil. The declaration says;
The Empire q Austria has boon for centuries past the prln
cpa cause OF tho division subsection AMI the ncacnabls
moral and material II Italy Now that the nation Is
constituted Austria withhols recognition and continues to
onpress one Of our noblest provinces ransfrmng into
vast ptrenched camp In order TO menace existence
The conuses and efforts Of the friendly powers with nsa
were useless and Il was inevitable that Austria aud Italy
should again find themselves face to face in tho first European
complication.
Tic Initiative taken By Austria in ornaments and her
lection pacific propositions Of the neutral proved
her host designs people Of Italy have risen up from
one end Of peninsula The other and Is for these
that the Kng the guardian Of his peoples rights and the de-
fender integrity OF the national territory declares war
10 tho empire OF Austria.
not6 to your Imperial Hghne' the order Of tho King
that bosuis viii c5mneaoo within three days hence unless
yoqr iii yhnes does accept this delay In which beg
yoa TO be good enough inform me to that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
TURKEY.

FALL OF FUAD PAcHA-CiiASGEs IN TIE TURKISH MN
IsTRg-THE DASUBrAy PERSONALITIES - OVER
THROW OF PRINCE coUZA-TURKEY ADVISED TO
OCCUPY THE PRoyIyCEs-THB TURKISH ARMY PUT
UPON WAR PooTEG-RussTAS DIPLOMACY
TURKEYS RgAL DANGER PROM Tug EUROPEAN
WAR-pRoTRsTAyr MISSIONS AND RELIGIOUS Lib
ERTY-HoPgFUL PROSPECTS.
Prom Our Special Correspondent.
CoysrAsuSoPLE, June T. 1888.
The clang OF which is resembling through Europe
ishearl even In Constantnope. Tho political excitement
which has filed the Courts OF Europe Is rcechoed from tho
East.
One Of the results OF this excitement has boon tho fall
Of Faai Pacha The storm has been gathering for several
weeks. Ono By his friends have been removed fsom
power and bis enomies PIT ia their places.
Mehomot Al Paeha who rlisl the late Sultan md Tho
Empire for several years. aud who dismissed IN dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

Position OF the Itnlian Army

The Southern theaor Of war Is thus described IN the
Milan correspondence of The London NeW under date Of
the 18th ut:
whoever casts ,uce upon the mnp OF Northern 1tar and
especially HpoH thai part which knogl the Valley OF the
20 win perceive uninterrupted succession Of plains often
nersecedb by tho course Of small rivers and brooks which
running from NORTH to sOlth and wee versa dcnaige tae
into tie Po'The places where .hose snavers empty
themselves generally at distance OF fow miles from each
other ond agriculture having turned them 70 account ior
pores of rri cation small dcucs for the armies which
nond 20 ther strength the farlned Lombard
plsns have thereby been created.
or the sroi al which The Po near vadins alters its
course turning uOrh TO follow again ater"rd toward the
cast ground mny be correctly called not pan out low
land beneath the level OF the rivers Tue leel' goes on
Oh reach marshes which can easily DC lnuhdalsu Ds
cutting tic eaTthw0rG between which the rivers run ~ IS
indeed generally reported here that the Ausrans nave taken
ell tho necessary for doing 20 on tho foesne IoT
tie briefly enumerated above believe that the
events Of tue impending II they are destined to occur IN
mbardy take place neatly on the same spot es tht on
which The battles II 1852 fought This opinion Is sup
ported by the fact hs until this morning The First Second
and Third Cops darmes were occupying positions which ars
circumscrbcd Dy triangle formed by Pacenza Cremona
and Ioli Of with Development when toward we
nohes reaches far Oasligone dele stViere Sole
Tie dreace however between the present campaign and
a 4 H. that the Iaons master Of the line OF
lc,Iyor Adda owning the strong and new forihc atoms
raised pz hetone that they have strongly fortified Gre
mona and increased tho Qualifications Of places
which command the right aud c banks OF the 20 on which
ley stand Now defense Of this country ly
the marshes which have mentioned above The Fourth corps
darm6 under the orders ~ Gen. Caldnihe GarlJa OF
tho rcrur armyhong the positions Of Bo qua, sando-
H. Concorda ferari and Couto could easily ouinank any
army which might cross the Po between Sermde and Ccmo-
Should the Ausriins attempt this moveuent-s ,nns
whioG very much dolbt-cilili could EASILY cohcehtAe
rs forces thc mengcei point BY the means OF tho lhW
which runs FcTran Cremona aud which passes through
o9g5a aoena ssgis Fasaa AIa faesn5 en-, S5D
and noi distant future VII perhaps prove thst Cial ni
vii Che offensive and boldly cross the Po IN the very
teeth of the NuFfflnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
Remedies Orders.
The following order Of the day has been published;

The following order Of the day has been published
HEADQUARTERS.
SOLDIERS; We the eve OF grave aud sangninary
events IN 1882 yOu collected In great numbers around
our ag Soldiers have repair IN the eyes OF the
world The faults of that period have 70 punish an arrogant
and fthless enemy have the full and entire conviction
that yon arc aware II aud worthy II this mission Have
al confidence In me- and be assured that on my part VIII
ny efforts bring this campaign TO speedy and
corious termination. We now faced by ninical forces
composed partly Of OF the ne aud partly OF tdweAr
The first comprises young not accustomed 20 prVaons
and gues and who yet made an important cam
paien; The latter composed Of doubtful and dis atsod ee
mcnts Which, rather than fight against would prefer the
downfall Of their Government. In consequence Of losg
years Of peace tie enemy does net possess single
general who had opportunity Of learning big dates on
tho fold battle. Veterans Of tho nco and Polsiro
hope that with tried leaders, you Will not allow tie slightest
advantage 10 slch an adversary.
On day Of battle the infantry wiz adopt h iyhtest cam
peign aooontermen viii lave behind their knarsaoks
and camping materials In order that they may be able to
throw themselves with rapdty and prompude upon the
will and water aud ration Of bread and meat easily 20
be carried The officers viii discontinue the use OF thor wide
scars end I'll DO useless insignia OF their rank which bat
renders them too disnguhabe In action Every nan WIN
out distinction POSITION shall be promoted "he
ever he shall distinguish himself In tho field Of battle Inc
bands will place themselves OF tho front Of the respect
i've positions and will play heroic pieces for the Warke
dance enemy has FOR time Wanted thc
oil their firearms but sol ers do not think that VA be OF
mu6h avail to them. We will give them no time pat we WIZ
attack them with bayones and with crossed nusGets
When with Gods help shall have beaten and compelled 70
retreat enemies. gl pursue t1em without niefm,
sion end you snail then End roso upon the enems sou ana
thosc corporations which Curious and Victorious army hao
the ii glt TO demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

assemble around my throne the representatives Of oil my
peoples. Although deprived Of this support ny
duty ne sOvcrirn has become clearer and resolution
stronger that for all future time my empire shall have the
benefit q Il.
We shall not he alone IN the STRUGGLE which about 70 ae
rlcc Tue princes and people OF Germany know that their
liberty and independence menaoel by power which
listens the dictates egotis and Is under the Influence az
ungOvernab craving after agerandzement aud they also
know that IN Austria they have uphollr OF the freedom
power and integrity Of the whole a the German thranc
we German brethren have taken in defense
precious rights of nations We have been forced
TO do and neither viii disrm until the internal
development Of my empire and Of the German States all
with 1t been secured aud also their power and influence In
Europe.
Ay hopes rot based unity purpose power alone
conhdo in almighty and Just God whom nv house. rom
It's very foundations has faithfully serTeda God who never
forsake those who rghteousy put their trust in Him. To
Hin pray for assistance aaacoes and call oa my peoples
to join re In that prayer. 49,,
Given in my residence and metropolis Of Vienna on this
18th day OF June, ist6. FRANCE JosEP-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
DInnifcsfo of the fking OF Italy.
The King of Italy has addressed the followin
manifesto 20 the Italian peorl,:

Tho King Of Italy has addressed the following
manifesto to the Italian peorli;
Seven years already passed since Austria attacked
states bseausee had supported the common cause q tho
country the councils OF Europe took up tho sword to
feond ny throne the liberty II my people, the honor Of the
vns fYor 4 good Ill., The vaor of the srDy. tho ard
a tie the concord and wisdom Of the people and
the assistance OF magnlnmons ally gained tho almost CON-
lee Independence and liberty ofsay. Supreme
obliged 70 respect prevented Us from at that time ace
II .lng that Jl and 81 rous enterprise One Of the nOb.
provinces OF Iy united 10y the desires OF the population to
ny c..~n s0 f ~S rsSaerSd especially dear and
sacred remained In the hands OF Austria. Though
rowu! at heart absained from troubling Europe which
desired peace -, -,
Interior Organization with opening sonrce.ot public prosper
~ and will ortyng The country by lind and By sea- await
ng favorable opportunity 10 accomplish the independence OF
yeneta Although voting was not without danger never
tiess we understood how to k@p shut within helrts-L
ny feel ngs tel IN and kng and my poops It's Jlst
mi yht understand what was doe 10 Itay.
Austria suddenly redlorciug her troops upon our frontier
and provoking by her hostile and threatening attitude has
cone 10 disturb the pacific task OF tho reorganization of the
kingdom. have Tepi,d by again taxing arms and yOn
have Afforded the "Cru me EI"ne.sgu Oh nhlenus WIN
prompdd ard enthusiasm into the army and to enlist among
Nvcfhcss when friendly Powers enieavored to settle the
difficulties BY Congress, last pledge Of my feelings
Europe and hastsncd TO accept the proposal Austria again
reflso this tmo rejecting negotiations and all argument
gg thus fresh proof that coufdes in her strength
ho not RELY eqniy upon the goodness Of her aud Of
right You also, Italians, may trust In your strength
looking with pride upon yooF valiant army and strong navy
bn sou rely s moro firmly upon the sacred ness " your
right The triumph of which h0nceorth iufhl' We are
supported BY tue judgment Of public opinion and by The sym
yay Of Europe when knows that ii independent ana Sc
Aer territory. viii become guarantee Tor peace and
Iani Ihand over The government OF the State to tho
Prince Clgnap and again Toxic the eagles OF GOo and
Pnstreneo OF Paestro and san Marfino feel that shah
accom-. the made at the tomb of my hghminlei
depen deuce. VICTOR EaANUEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
PRUSSIA.
Position md Hsoven,cs.,. of rhe Prua.iau Army

Position md Movements Of the Pruasian Army
From the Gorii,z correspondence Of The London Times,
juno 10 we condensc the following description Of the
Northern theater Of war:
It must be bone mind that IN the thaar a. war there
ore three rivers of tie Of Noise Icy o either
directly OF Indirectly 9rs a. ac Oder aad therefore,
NOT likely 20 be c0rfouni,d with another Tic most
westerly Of the three Is shat which flows rasi tls toFn 10
rises In eIcia passes By Zu forcing near that toTn the
defle by which Napoleon 1873 penetrated into Bohemia
with Spree by the CObus Canal and laaAy TAILS into the
Oder. a.. ,
The mex. river Of this toward The east j. olan Of
The Keith itself aGsnt Of lie OieG This Nese IS
distinguished as TIC Wutfrds raging Noise IL rises
Hohenfredberg cacbrse FOR The victory gfned IN i5
by Frederic the Grest the Austran passes by Jaucr
aud joins Kabach about seven miles above cgn!z II
that the battle OF Kazh1ch lost by Macdonald In lea
The Ncss River, which past the fortress ~ Ne3e the
present headquarters Of ~ Grown Prince rises IN the mount
aims south Of Gaz passes by that fortress and by Ncsscand
Joins OicT about ~ miles below Hreg Is 70 this iy %
faa The pfircpe 'dc1cs leading through the een GeOge
iufo CenIra Siesa due The Prusan advanced Ruar
occupied Dresden last evening and Prince Frederic Charles
TIC lateral communicable through Saxony The advance has
uuopposed the Austrian General still tories be-
hind the mountains Greet have been going
among HE troops but Indication OF advance has yet
been given Now 10 appears as II The Augriaus will have
dfcnt task before them eioud they attempt 81 deprive tic
Prusans Of the advantages which tAo latter have already
gained for Prnco Frederic Charles is ii morning firmly
fixed n Sixony and hos evidently no intention q Glowing Die
hold on tbs country O. DO lightly giakcr on
general a. cverts in ihe occ cation of Sx'-y
ias follower o. the evening &C Ore iah. Hina the
saxon Government bad jectcd tae IguiGa utatnm and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
TME CHOLERA.


FATAL CAss YBsTBRDAY IN THg BOwRRY--va sgMA
TEMPORARILY DETAINED ST oUARAsrisBssi :
But ono case of cholera has. occurred In the citS
since last issue James Haywood merchant ysan a
age residing No. lis Bowery attacked yesterday
morning and died after illness Of scarcely five hoars s
only prsmonton Of the disease slight darres wtieA
existed throughout the previous day TIE deceased
native Of England No Of the disease had bess
reported the Board of Health up o'clock last grooming
VESSELS AT QUARASTISE.
DR.. D. H. Bssel Deputy Health Officer, ia hi, letter q
yesterday gives the Of vessels that ware stopped
al the Lover Bay for Inspection the ID AID tta af Jss
These vessels were: '-~
Brig lone STAR from Crab Island bark Haydn frou Fer
run from Pors au Prince, brig Jessie rom Fsjario be
syphidc from RE de JaEeiro' brig J. sherwood res
mig ltiou) bark Mary Flower from Demarara brig c. Il
Kennedy. from Arroyo; brig L. HOole from GuantanameI
brig Union, from GarYlga and Mat6nzas.
There have been admissions to the Hospalsap and
deaths have occurred
T.IR LAURESs STREET CHOLERA CASE.
To ne Filter gf The ;. y. Trtoun'
public few facts regarding the IN which the
sanitary enoned by the Board Of Health are carries
Happened be first upon the spot at the cholera case II
Laurens street reported IN yous Mondays issue.
The fifth Of the apartment and bail almost ntoerabis
Five persons occupied snail in which there bu
H. Ss seen eS n OF themselves they were enough TO breed
pestlence The family boosted OF bat sheet and this
should say. had water since IL was made and
completely saturated with the elections and deec'
tons If the sick child
The yermH staked in broad Daylight no, clean aftce
be frnd and Judge not pretense OF sweeping
under the bed had been weeks Tubs filthy waited
decayng garbage stood by the door OF the room
which the fourth floor The mother was haf lntoxts
lted all Ae day. supper, aboo. O'clock the family
ate bakers ead with aasagcthe usual food for thaa
meal TAe clothing which was dsnfeced by the Health
Officer who ordered the drunken mother wash aud boil u %
once had not washed When f them 10 O'Clock q
night and mnoh doGbt whether it was done at oil.
VOW is it any wonder that cholera should haunt such
place As No; greatest wonder that could BE-
stayed Tie child was treated GEOGRAPHICALLY and is ~eu
Mrs. l.. p MILLER. No 10 Laight ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
A%IBTEEs.
Position of the Auririnn Amy.

Tie Omutz correspondence Of Tie london Tines June
10, SAYS:
Until en- ntaoh Is intended 20 he delivered rnenacei
point protected Ongtz l. wen Lcd . be the point rom
which 20 organize and direct which h face 20 Taco
the .rusan boundary line. IL TIC center OF Circle ~
VI ich tho rWay5 e. Vienna Prague end CracOW rgd
and points In the circumference The commander ~
the Nord Armo6 Ike the spider in her web sensitive 70 the
a. fufhest cxemtcs and well prepared 90 direct
his troops pcseut himself Wherever needed at tie short
notice.
Only great roads by which army coul enter MoraTi
toad TO tho Sudcten G6brgc aud both pass through
Omuz that stands In the direct route u invader and
be taken II his artillery and heavy stores 70
Bf r. the days 81 Thci The fortress Itself was sirong
erOug flr MI PURPOSES but long cannon must be kept
respectable distance and series Of mole tanD nnctics
with central cssolci bteTcs have been Deias built
round distances Of from G0OJ 10 5000 paceS from the
croSiEfe
Field MARSHAL Beneieks headquarters Thursday to
IrubGn IN Bohemia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
GENERAL NEWS.
Atlantic Telegraph Exrchition.

Tile London Times Of the 23d ult. has an article on
the renewal great teegraphic enterprise for connecting
Europe and America in which after briefly noting past fail
ures proceeds gave tho following highly interesting in
raton relative to the cable the Great Eastern. AID
TI CABLE OF 1866 Is COMPARED WITH THE CABLE 1853
AND 1853.
The commercial loss upon these failures hes been great; bu
OF the eyh has some good, for, IN the in
eim the science OF making testing and laying cables has so
much Improved that unde,ece far IN insulated wire
las become literally Impossible whls 50 much are the N
0g nang improved that not only car slight
fault be disregarded necessary but It is even easy to work
through bnarne wire with foot Of It's copper conductor
stripped aud bare 10 tho water.
This latter result astonishing est appear has actu
ally been achieved for days past with tho whole
Atlantic cable on board the Great Eastern oar Of a
length OF more than LOO miles, coil has been taken
lon for foot IN long h aud N this condition lowered over
the vessels side tn rested on tAe ground fe'thfougn tns
the ceares B rails have been senso clear In Iced as 81 one
raise the question whether would not be worth while
70 grapp' for the first Atlantic elbe ever laid and WIN
these Instruments working gently through It o year
al least make II pay is cost Nothing Ia ici
give better dea OF ne crane wcn an, ma 3e ~ no
which the three cabs Of 1885, leo fad tat oi s
year have been consaoted Tho actual constituents oi eAeh
is as follows: -
co,deor in copper rn CONSISTING o. seven wires ok
laid oae and ssseus i0' PEI IN. a,n u mile
, Dg@ 5SSPT h. pss ns, a & d i
tyn cha'isItoa co@Poani oaais ., sasl, wire oe'lnAy
Dito in iS5o.-Ssmo.
rn.o IN Psscls iaid on IN .h,o coverings, aud
iasaI.ioa ia is@St. perchs four layers aid
sssRs,ey S Ga' H y' ~ 1e Diameter Of
corr, 49, Giro inference OF core l'JSs
EXTERNAL PROTECTION.
Ererna Po,con 10 sss strand. Of charcoal IRON wire esen
,eas % ss1 When Ssn wac pssv i 1 sSS d Vaf % q
hemp sauei with mixture The separate wires were each
b $3.50 3d S5s Of the gauge OBS No u ssasel Sras9
compound and M Lid .pir.y round "a, core
which latter padded with ae saturated with presSs'e
Va draw