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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-31
EDUCATIONAL.
Examination in Arithmetic.

The following is the examination
paper for the first class in arithmetic
in our school. The numbers attached
to the question represents its value.
The total value Of the paper is 5000
in school money. The pupils were
given two hours to answer all the
questions, the work being done on
paper:
$780,. Write the fundamental princi-
piles Of fractions.
$300.-2. Trace any three of the rules in
fractions to fundamental princi-
pies.
$685.. Explain clearly why you invert
the diviser in division of fractions.
$780,. What effect is produced by add
ing the same number to each term
Of a proper fraction?
$685.. How long would it take a man
to walk from Idaho City to Boise
City, 36 miles, supposing that he
walked Is miles the first day,
miles the second, AZ miles the
third, and so on?
$1O0.-6. If the half of be 4, what will
the sixth Of IL be?
$780, If the half of d is twothirds
what will the sixth Of one-tenth be
81 ,000.-S. A cistern has six pipes, A, B.
c, d, E, f. 1t can be filled by A
in 30 min, b in 40 min, G in sc
min it can be emptied by d in sc
min, e in so min, f in 2 hours
Surprising that all the pipes arc
opened for 2 min, that A c are
then closed for . min, and d L
f are closed for Il min, and that
after this all the pipes are opened
in what time will the vessel be
filled?
$300-9. How many yards Of carpet 2 #
in. wide will it take to carpet i
room 20X30?
$1,000.-10. How many bricks 2x4XS in
will it take to build the walls Of I
house 40X50 20 it. high and 4 it
thick, making allowance for door,
6x4, 6 windows 5x4, and supposine
that the mortar occupied one.tftl
of the space to be filled?
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Probate Notice.

In the matter of the Estatel In the Probate Court
of A. D Saunders deceased of Boise county. Idaho
J Territory. ts
IAN READING AND FILING THE PETITION
~ of Jonas w. Brown, the administrator of the
estate of A. D. Saunders, deceased, setting forth
that he has filed his final account of his admins
traon of the estate of said deceased IN THE court,
and that the same has been duly filed for settle
ment: that all the debts and expenses of admins.
tration have been duly paid, and that portion OF
said estate remains to be divided among the heirs
of said deceased; and praying, srnong other things,
for order of distribution OF the residue of said
estate smong the persons entitled: 1t is ordered
that all persons interested III the estate of the said
A. d. Saunders deceased, be and ppear before the
Probate Court of the County of Boise, in the Terri
tory of Idaho at theofce of the Probate Judge, in
Idaho City, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Septem.
her, A. D. 1877, TT 10 o'clock then and there TO-
show cause why All order OF distr button should not
be made of the residue of said estate among the
heirs of the said deceased according to law. It Is
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lshed in the Idaho World for four sRccessiye weeks
before the NTH day of September, A. d. 1877. i'll the
Idaho World. = newspaper printed and published III
the said city and county. L. HART
r Probt,te Judge and Ex-Otsicis, Clerk
Dated of Idaho CITY, August q. ls7I.
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JUsT before going to press we were
handed by Joe Cave an intesting letter
from his brother, dated MisSoula,
Montana, August 18Th. We have
not room t. publish the letter entire.
He expresses great dissatisfaction with
Captain Rawn for his failure to resist
the passage OF tie hostile Nez Perces
through Montana when he occupied a
position that commanded the trail over
which the Indians had to pass, and
had under his commahd $50 we'll
armed men, aud recruits constantly ar
irving. He says the conduct of Cap,
Rawn will be difficult to Explain salts
factorily. If Gibbon, with 100 or $50
men, could punish Joseph Us severely
as hc did, Joseph having tie advant-
age of ground, surely it would have
been safe for Rawn to have given him
battle, with I'LL the advantage TN his
side, and $50 men under his command
Mr.. Cave (the writer). characlerizes
the battle at Big Hole, as the Gercest
and bloodiestengagement with Indians
of modern times.
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Freighters Robbed and Murdered on the Road
rom Corlnne to Salmon City-James Ravens,
jesse Combs and Four Others Doubtlessly
Tortured.
From Wiley Fox, who came in last
tuesday evening from Yankee Fork,
we learn that a hundred of Joseph's
Indians, three or four days after the
fight with Gibbon, about one hundred
miles from the battle ground, at the
head of Burch creek, captured three
trelghters and their cargoes of freight,
valued at about $4,000, took what
they wanted of the cargo and des-
troyed the rest. A Chinaman called
Doe was with them, who made his es-
cape and made his way to the juno
ton House, forty miles from Salmon
City, says the Indians took the three
freighters and three other white men
travelling with them, and after NAL
treating them by knocking them
about, Jerking them by the wh;skers
to see how far they could throw them,
&c, put them on horses and took them
off from the road, which was the last he
saw OF them After the party that took
them away had been gone an hour or two
they returned without the white men,
who no doubt they murdered, perhaps
by tleing them to trees or sage bushes
and building fires around them, as
that is ttvorite mode of torture with
the Lo family. They decided to take
the Chinaman with them as a cook
but during the day, the Indians being
drunk, he managed to hide among the
sage brush and make his escape. He
says the Indians did not seem TO care
much wheth her he got away or not.
James Ravens and Jesse Combs
were two Of the freiShters captured
The names Of the other four men we
cannot learn. The goods belonged t.
Mr.. Phillips and Col. Shoup, of Salmon
City, and Wood, of Lecsburg. 10
sephs main band was some distance
off tue road at the time.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City,
Boise county, |. T., on the 31st day of Au,
gust, which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office
Geo B. Carpenter 2, j. L. Edwards,
Richard Gea.y, James Hanson, Mrs. Sarah
f. Johnson, W. j. Kelley, Joe Taboo, Geo.
f. Prince 2, Mrs. Sue Ross, Chas. Small,
+. Tulley, Henry Watkins.
Persons calling for any of the above fef-
tiers will say "advertised,' and give date OF
list.
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From q private letter dated Atlanta,
August Oath, we are permitted to
make the following extracts;
| have just returned from Yankee
Fork. Yankee Fork is tributary Of
the south fork Of the Salmon river,
and is suspended from a cliff Of rocks
about fifty miles from that stream and
draggles in the Salmon river noun
tains something like pendant rope.
The sun rises in the west, according
to observation made through glass CYL.
inders, by the best observers in the
place, and after a journey of about
fourteen hours, most Of which time is
spent IN lodging peaks of rocks that
ascend from the SUBMITS Of the Saw
Tooth range, gets around to the north.
west to set. There is no road to the
place. A trail had been made to it
down Salmon river before | went there
and another one over the mountains
from Stanley Basin, but the last man
who came out by the river way before
| left folded the trail up and brought
it away with him. The other trail
can only be Travelled in the new moon
as the mountain is so high it can only
be crossed when that planet is Oh the
opposite side Of our earth. The pop
nlatiOn there is about two hundred an
fifty, but there is whisky enough tC
support twice that number. "Store
things" there are cheaper (four ex
cepted) than at Atlanta. Mr.. JOSEPH
B1ggs, very clever gentleman, runs
the only store there. There is one sa
loon and a boarding house there, but
did not learn the names of the propri
etorS, Mr.. IL Lester, Of your place
struck ledge while was at thu
Fork that think good, very good
The remaining seven mines there arr
owned by Norton, Rohrer, Phillips
Casey, Baxter, Dodge, Carroll, Var
ney, Franklin, johnson, Wood an(
others, and a more generous, genial
wholesouIed lot of fellows could no
be found. The richness of the mine,
has not been in anywisc exaggerated
and Yankee Fork will soon be tn,
mining camp Of the Territory.
My regards to yourself, the WoRL
people and friends generally
T. J. SUTTON.
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WE condense the following from
yesterdays Statesman:
Senator Morton:S h 'alth is improy-
ing.
j. E. p Weeks, for twenty years
news editor Of the Sacramento Unlon,
is dead.
The Independent Republican Gener-
al Committee Of New York endorse
Hayes policy.
II. Stevens and G.. Fowler were
drowned on the 9th near Chinook
Point, on the Columbia river.
Brigham Young is about to die of
cholera morbus.
The Indians struck a Helena and
Rodersburg partyin Geyser Basin, Mon
tana, on the Oath, and killed seven of
them, and took two women and onc
man prisoner.
Near Mount Washington, CD the
Goth, they attacked another party and
killed nine.
The main body of Indians crossed
the Yellowstone on the Goth. Gen.
Sturgis has six companies on the Vel
lowstoDe to meet them.
Gen. Sherman is on his way from
Montana to Walla Walla. Was to
leave Bozeman yesterday.
The latest dispatches state that
some OF the men reported killed by
Joseph's band in Montana have turned
up alive.
Gen. Towards force was at Hen.
rvs lake from the 23d to the 28th
awaiting supplies.
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SIIsBY, at the post office, keeps
more notions and coHical little things
of utility than you can shake stick
at. Now he has new tangled cigar
lighter that can be used anywhere or
anytime; no odds how hard the wind
may blow, you can light your pipe or
cigar, and you always have it. He'll
sell you one for six bits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-31

The following order made by the
Board of County Commissioners as a
part of the proceedings of the 21st
inst, while sitting as a Board of
Equalization, was unintentonaIly
omitted in our report Of proceedings
published in our last issue:
"Ordered by the Board that Stew
art & McClintock'S assessment be and
is hereby raised $76O10"
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SheriT's i ale.

E8T VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
80 Of the Probate Court OF Boise county, Idaho
Territory The People, plaintiffs, VS.. lin Dan, de-
PENDANT for delinquent taxes l will offer for sale
used as gambling house No. 5, Is fest f ont by "a
feet deep, more or less Whereas Judgment was
rendered on the 25th day of May, 1877 or the sum
Of Thirteen and $1,000 Dollars, with interest at ths
rate OF ~ per cent. per annum, together with costs
Of snit taxed at Sl74 As, accrung costs SO 49, which
will sell to tn. highest bidder tor cash the 18th
day OF September, 1877. SAML. STEWART
Aug 21+4w Sheriff
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Sheriff IS Sale.

Ez9Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
Er9 Of the Probate Court of Boise county Idaho
Territory: The People plaintiffs, vs.. All You, de-
fonda Ut. for delinquent taxes: win offer FOR sale
al the Court House door, in Idaho City Boise coun-
ty, |. t, being house No 4, III Granite town house
used as restaurant. Judgment was rendered Oh
the 2lst day Of July, 1877, for the sum of SIT So
with interest at he rate Of 10 per cent per anum
together with costs of suit. taxed at 1888, accrung
costs, $3.50 which will sell to the highest bidder
for cash on the llth day OF September 1877
SAML STEWART.
Aug. ~, '17-4w. Sheriff
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SUPPOSED TO BE On TIE WAR PATH.--
Rev. j. Mexican has been missing for
several days past. The fast we heard
of him he was on the Lemhi road with
Henry rife on his shoulder, aud it is
supposed that he is guarding the trail
leading past Cape Horn. If 10 pre-
sents himself he'll convert him into a
good Indian" by arguments forcibIy
but not persuasively put.
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Adjourned Meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners

"A y ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
"a of County Commissioners of Boise county will
be held at the Auditors Office in Idaho City Mon
day, August 20th, 1877. tor the purpose of opening
and considering the bids for the improvements and
repairs to be made the Auditors office and side
walk. and the building the bridge across IsaacS
Smith creek. in the Upper Payctte valley and
the awarding Cf contracts Ds such work and for the
transaction of such other business may properly
ccme before the Board
By order OF the Board. JAMES MORTALITY
Aug. II. ~ Clerk.
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CHANGING over the books in Si1sby's
circulating library we find a great
many that are filled with useful and
entertaining reading matter. They
are let to readers by the single vol
ume, or otherwise, OH such reasonable
terms that the young of our town
need not want for reading matter
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Some of the Nez perces ought to be
drafted for Gre dmoor
The Nez Pcrces don't keep fogged
more than tour minutes-and.a-half-
dry measure.
CHEF JosEFH's ordnance officer al
ways puts in his voucher as "ammu.
milton on hand" all that he hears Of as
being On the way to Howard. Then
lie sends out sargeant and squad to
fetch it in.- N. Y. Graphic.
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$500
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are arrivals at the
una House since Aug. 9th:
6. w. Hunt, Lower Payctte.
Ed. McCrun, Boise City.
J. J. HiItz, Fayetteville.
Tom Elliott, SUP Rosa.
Joseph March,
Mrs Tincber, City.
S. j. Hausey, Carson City, New
,iIey Fox, u nkee Fork.
John GrahaIn| City.
j. +. Parks, Payettc.
W. a. SifcrS, Hunting Grounds.
Jerry HcrnaG, Pioneervile.
Thomas JohrI son, Lower Payettc.
Jesse Murnqn, Pioneervile.
Henry Irwin, Lower Payette.
Theodore Holbrook, Warm Springs
VIM. Dillon, Silver CITY.
Jas. Huston, Silver City.
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postomce Hours.

During week Gays, until further notice,
,,e Postofice will be kept open from seven
a. NJ. untanine T. N;
sundays from halfpast twelve to one,
and from four until six Z nj.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
onaned at all on Sundays; and no Money
nprler business will be transacted on Sat
W '-rdavs after four O'Clock p. M.
u''' S. G. SILSBY,
idaho CITY, Dec 3, 1875. Postmaster
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AE Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL
~ Thursday. the 25th day OF August, A. D.
1871. at IL O'Clock, NJ, OF SAID day at 2ny office in
Idaho City, Boise county, L. T.. offer at public auc.
ton the OF Five Hundred (S5J0j Dollars to the
lowest bidder therefor in comfy warrants of said
Boise county issued and registered prior January
1SC9. L. W. TOMPKINS
County Treasurer
IDAHO CRY, August II, 1877
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WE are under renewed obligations
TO Sllsby, of the post Office book store,
Tor copy of Frank Leslie's Lady's
Magazine for September, and various
other periodicals and late papers.
ms number of this magazine con.
talns great deal that is interesting,
as well as much that is useful to the
ladies, including fashion, plates, pat
terms, &c.
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THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
d on presentation at the County Treasarer's Of
flee, out of the County General flrud:
Warrant No Isl, draw liz, fsvor of G B. Walker
amount So; warrant No Ais, drawn in favor of J.
c. Henley. amount S25: warrant No. 462, drawn.
in favor of J. NJ. Sheppard, amount S25; warrant
no. T34. drawn in favor of ]. Tyson, amount SIS;
warrant M. 607, drawn in favor of VIM. Is. Dam
iels, amount SIS. Il. W. 1OMPkINS.
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, August II. 1877.
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SHsBY has only five left of the case
Of Winchester improved Henry rifles
Of the pattern of 1878, 24-inch octa-
gon barrel. Everybody that has tried
them pronounce them superior to any
other as target guns. Examine and
see for yourself.
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From Wiley Fox we learn that Amos
Franklin is building all arastra at
Yankee Fork to work his ore. Be
sides the ore that is being packed to
Crafts mill, at Banner, there is a
good deal being shipped to Salt Lake
and other points east.
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Notice.

DERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE HEREBY
notified that have priced the notes and ac-
counts due to me in the hands of Jonas ". Brown
Esq, for collection l must have money Please
cali soon and settle and save costs. -
G.. ". CRAFTS.
IDAHO Cry, August IL. 1877. =
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Mrs. NJ q. LUNEY returned, on
Tuesday, from short visit to Boise
City. She says the health of Mrs.
Ben Anderson is still very poor.
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Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
on presenta ion at the County Treasurer's of.
ice oht Of the G trent Expense Fund;
Warrant No. 100, drawn in favor OF D. Cougfa>
nOur amount $1,000; warrant No. 40, drawn liz
favor OF A. Nicholson, amount SO; road warrans
No 266, drawn III favor Of Con Haley. amount $3.50.
Il. w. TOMPKINS.
County Treasurer.
DAHo CITY, August IL. 1871
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IL our last issue, by mistake, the
name of James II. HawIey was omit
ted in the report of the Board of
EQUALIZATION.
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Dr.. PIrrs was working under a
bank up Bear Run when a large
amount Of dirt caved OIL him, injuring
his side and one leg. This happened
Yesterday.
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Notice.

$50 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: ALL PARTIES
knowing themselves indebted to the under
signed will please el and settle before the 18th of
September and thereby avoid costs. Parties haY-
ing claims will present them before that time.
q. MARIE,
IDAHO Cry, august 10, 1877.
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The oils manufactured by J. p.
Adelman & Son, at Boise City are SUI
perior to any we have ever used on
our presses. We advise all in want
of machine oil to give theirs a trial.
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LOCAL News.

Coal oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNALY's.
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Why is o baby like sheaf of
wheat? Because it is first Graded,
and then thrashed, and finally becomes
the flower of the family.
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JIM WtsDoM will be in town to-day
with apples, peaches, plums and nee
tarlneS.
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On the 25th inst. tornado blew
down two spans of the bridge over
the Mississippi river at Omaha, Ne
b askl.
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j EMERY has just received a new
lot Of calicoes, &c, and Pratt's astral
oil, $50 test.
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AL BoMAR has returned from Alturas
county with all his Photographic par
aphernalia and is fixing up his gallery
to commence business here again.
He is the best artist we ever had and
should be literally patronized.
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LEN WHITE went back to his mines
on the Payette Wednesday.
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SMOKERS will find at Silsby's that de-
liciouS brand Of smoking tobacco called
"Eanity Fair"
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Fresh Butter. H. Robb will be
At Granite Creek, Placcerville, Centeville
and Idaho City, with fresh butter from his
ranch at Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
Aunust Both.
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Mrs. NEIL McDEvrrr, of Lemhi coun-
ty, arrived on last evenings stage.
She comes on visit to the family of
James AcNeyitt,
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JUST received AT Coffin & Kennaly's,
coal oil, giant powder, caps and fuse,
baIing rope, lamp shades, &c.
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REV. D. G. STRONG took his depar-
turc last Tuesday morning for his home
in WalIa Walla.
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4 PRIVATE letter to Mrs. Sue Hill
from her brother, who is employed as
scout, and is with Major Egbert, at
kamai, states that no buildings we're
burned on the Middle Fork Of Clear
water, as stated some time ago. He
alSosays that friendly Indians informed
hmthat it was Joseph's plant to lead the
United States frees through the Bit
ter Root mountains, give him the slip
and go back to the scenes of their first
deprcdations.
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IT is probably some satisfaction9to
a mule to know that while he cannot
soar as high as the lark, he can sing
just as loud, and kick very mnch sor>
er. . .aIfe.... M.
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BIsHcp O'CoNNELL, Of Marysville,

BIsHoP O'CoNNELL, Of Marysvil1e,
has announced to the congregations
of his bisfopricin Virginia City that
Instructions have been received from,
Rome in relation to "round Dances
and that no Roman Catholic can par
ticipate in such dances under penalty
Of moral sin. a9r
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HE Advocate and The Critic, the
two rival papers of the public school,
will be read this evening. The exer-
cISes will be interspersed with sing
Ing by the pupils. The teacher will
deliver short address, reviewing
carefully the work of the present
term. All persons interested in the
cause of education are cordially invi-
ted to attend. Exercises begin
promptly at o'clock.
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SOME MORE OF JosEpHs WORK.

Freignters Robbed and Murdered on the Road
from Corinne to Salmon city-James Ravens,
jesse Combs and Four Others Doubtlessly
Tortured.
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Notice.

DAHo CITY, August II. !
, 1877-04-07
acknowledgements

z Anledning af Hans Majestet Kongens
"A hole F6dselsdag modtager Hans H6i-
velbaarenhed Vicegouvenpuren 0eus civil.
le og m%iIitaire E~mbedsmrnd sam andre
Indvuanere i Gouvernementshuset S0uda-
gen den Sde April Kl. . Eftermiddag.
Pre>identskabs SecreIariatet, St. Croix
den 3die April 1877.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.