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Yar.HA VALLEY, Jan. 18th, 1888.


PATAHA VALLEY, Jan. 18th, 1883
EDIToR STATESMAN The "Jarau cur
rent" visits US almOs: daily.
The "oliest inhabi.ant says winters
backbone is broken.
SsOckmen are jubilant over the prosperous
oltlook. Farmers and others ditto.
DinciRg parties are 4 iavonte past.me
bereabouts los -a-days.
Roads are IN bad condition at present on
aceoun; Of the unprecedented rainfall of the
season
It is rumored that the Dayton & Lewiston
stage line viii carry mali and Passengers by
way OF the Platte crossing of Toucannon in
stead Of Marengo, until the roads can be i'm
proved Oh the latter route.
Business men Of Patsha City and Pome-
roy are agitating the openinI OF tirst-ciass
wagon rosd from the la;ter place to Star
buck. and do their shipping and receive their
supplies therefrom. instead of from New
York Bar Among the advantages gained
thereby would be good warehoasc in which
to store merchandise, and perhaps sight
saving n freight.
Mr. Editor, siaee y0u seem to get good
share OF the credit from some, and blame
from others, of inducing people To leave their
comfortable homes in the east 10 settle mp
''yur stock ranges can't you WELD some OF
that magic influence you possess n behalf OF
humanity, and whoop up the railroad. All
seem 20 want II now, at least we haven't
heard any backing about /. lately. Some
vho, year o. two ago. didn't want raii-
road, a5e now beginning II acknowledge its
iudispensibillty as well - lis inevitabil;tY
and are even wiling 10 sacrifice valuable
lands Tor town sites. Verify, what changes
tame hata wrought
Mr. " s OIiplant, of the western por'
tion Of this valley, informs US tia. be will
soon counIence tae work Of delivering the
history Of the counties OF Waiia Walla, Co
Iumbla, Whitman and Garfield lie has
about FIVE hundred to deliver in this section
OF country, an We anticipate the work vii!
be valuable for reference.
Mr.. Matheason, formerly of Central ferry,
recently eIoped with Miss Granland, of
that place. An iufurlated mother m-iaw
was in bot pursuit a. last accounts. Later
the loving tGa:n wcrc made one on idahos
magic soil Carr. JINKS.
, 1883-01-20

The SMALL-PoN CASE-The facts IN the
case OF the man L. p. Thompson, who re-
Gently died IN the pest house in this city. are
simply these He arrived in PortiaGd on
the last trip of the "oregon," and went to
Captain Go.man's hotel Seeing something
was the matter with him dreetly ne arrived,
Mr.. German at once took him to a doctor
" no said that he had but little experience
in smallpox cases and sent him 10 the chief
OF police, who. although he was supposed to
have had mach experience IA cases Of this
kind, pronounced him as oaly suffering from
an eruption, aud allowed h:m TO 20 his way.
He tool. the next trlin FOR Walla Naiia
with tine result As already lrown to oUr
reader s. He vas native Il WntesvIile,
MclIahon County, Tennessee.
, 1883-01-20
MARRIED

in this city, Jan. Il, lSSS, Air. ". =. Pen
tecost 70 SIrs. Mary lives, ail oi Wa,la Malta
At the residence Of the brides parent. in
this city. By the Rev 4. ". Sweeny. Mr. j.
". Barnes and Ms Hattie Shelton, both az
this city. We are sorry N learn that tie hap
yy couple iEtenG making their future home at
Portland, rs Walls WallI can Ill afford !, lose
her ftVa.ites
, 1883-01-20

MUEFHY, GRANT L Co. : NEw QUARTERS.
--Me,srs Murphy, Grant & Co. the great
wholesale dry go1ds house, now Occupy the
immense fre-proof building recently built by
Messrs. Doiph & Thompson, aud through
the STATESMAN cordially invite every one
from the country TO call and visit them No
matter who it Is, they viii be pleased TO
show them over the building and from our
experience il viii be 4 real treat. There
perfectly safe elevator 10 take the visitor
to the top story, and then fight of stars
takes one 70 the cupola, which being away
above every obstruction commands the I'm
est view OF the city and surrounding coan-
try that can possibly be obtained. With
the idea OF making everything comfortable,
the manager, Mr.. George d. White, who is
vel known to our citizens, has had chairs
and a table placed there with the latest pa
pers. So that visitors can sit and rest and en-
10y the scenery. 4 visit there gave us a
better opinion of the possibilities ot Portland
than We had heretofore deemed possible.
, 1883-01-20
s,aysp's cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the I'fsser' ai'"n
of the teeth AMI guns. II j. far Superior T.
.n,, praparation # its kind u tn Il 'rlet- In
I,,ee. handsome. opal pot-, Pries 20 cents
Fer sale by all d.cgiS:s. I"dye, Davis =
a. wholes.,e agents. Partiand, 1frl. a H..
n Uuimes. Walla Wal'a, W T. JT2l +S~
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anvoae suffering fr,ra hab;tuAl e,''siiI'>';'';''
toruiii.y Il the liver, eois. ievers- ne i''f i''
,..tIessness. sle=,Iessnes. indigestion or other
Ills arisia- from disarisred az ihAeii's e'n-
a;,;oo 6. the liver, stomach and bowe's' and
,-;;.b;n, to gise Syrup Of Figs = f@iT irial' ein
uriH.E. Holmes. druggist
, 1883-01-20

..ra> T,fh.- Some Peap!e possess t'e
... -a.aisg ,f making the hest "' their
....sra when surrounded. hy trying 'iIid-
.. \ ease 10 point IS that o; the writer
... .-re sn iraaiaa' account or his ta-e :"
.... tE.rEare Ga-.H.. IN tie following 'p-
-t,v cheerful mood. Wild Goose Bill
.s as az. cPi-r'g from inside the y akima
.r,st as follows: ! Lit The -o'd rs'-
...s alIendsrs with regret, Aut chains
-.nru,sioa sa4I is must be so. just
f the summit our guardian, Major
...E. r.t-lri ont Of the stage on las all
ana tie driver WAS ii the same rneSs'
trend Fi;zast.itS and your humble ser
.-. .rrs no rrss su-h lie and eIrias-
-aua,iur. The major got up blowing
sr-p1isa. aaI the driver excused nun
5 sa-h anmsnne.ly conduct IN the
... n -sutIenen. Upon onr arrival n
,aE,a-. NC ~ere introduced 10 our ne"
a-l-ar- >-eri& NahaeMy We are no"
..rfa- nea a-ga.intances among these peo
r'. Who'll think aye tet;.r than oat''ae'S
give -asu ,-.si, for. sm gong TO Try 70
-zraa.- tla sr.G to q with me to the
a.r. G-ucs
, 1883-01-20

NEW BAxk NOrEs.-We have received
several OF the new notes issued by the Co
Ipn,bis National Bank 0, Dayton. Ol the
face side. which is printed black. IN the ieft
bani corner is 4 fine vignstte o. the late
president. sad the figure IN the opposite
corner. On the reverse, printed brown, IN
the center is the number Of the noe IN a
.reeu background, and on either SIDE is tie
american eagle bidding defiance to its enc
mics and defending the shield. Altogether
the note is an artistic work. IL contains
al.e the autographs o: John Paine. cashier,
and Lew AEkeny, president.
, 1883-01-20

IF You are 8 xosnan aai would eoi'riouie
vm,r ipaesnee 70 redeem hnHAn;'y RON ~
,,,obarless Ill, make al things eise sloofai-
r,te 70 heath. II you posses tbs I''e-'i
,,..uue you may transmi. the same Ana your
,,,.,v;,e NAV ri.e mp and call Jon blessed 10
genre Il VIII be well to eansalt Ars- finSi'i'h'
Jvun Ma.
, 1883-01-20
No.icr.

Money to loan. loans secured, e''iiseti' H'
made. fire Insurance, houses t. Tsn; AMI t'r
sale. e-nveya.isiny, and 2.ererassRe Reenev "'-
-. d,,sI.v J.W. SWEZEA 4 60,
OHe. NJ, STAIR. u; pGsiIe Post -"'i.-e-
delS-dtf wit
, 1883-01-20

urcu NIaRER.-It Is Claimed ny Inc
Ls,f,r that the port of Ne" Tacoma Is l
gr, 7. many mlts nearer to oh'na 'ha1i SAB
r-...o on the route that vessels are re-
"a red to travel, and that eoaling Al 'ia'
-. ,ro,,a he 4 -rest sasipg to steamships
TIM :, the trs.ie. IL is in.thsr sa'd 'nat
i co,,s S. 80 per ton to freight coal 70 San
.-,..;s,o The conclusion drawn tio1i TIE
- Drs,.is.s Is that steamship 'asI=s IN
a supply OF eoaI at New fae'ni ''s -. 'n'
~orps ,rip 10 CHIN. would save say On the
average, S6, 900 per voyage
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n...,.. r.r-.i The ..eysd.nl.-

I,t ne it regularly after every meal 1t nm
parts pleasant favor u tie Illo'r'h' changes
os.,s;vr secretions into heai,hfal. invisorstss
the .,uu,s. aad cleanses tn iSters;ieeS % the
,s-,h Like OIL Herculs-. ]: pnriaes the AU-
qs.n stables wlLich some have N tfe'r in0''th-
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gURNETT'S C0cosEE
u1i Save the E5ir.

And keeu it in a strong and healthy condition.
hscaus. It viii stimulate the roots 81 the hiI'
and restore the natural action ul@'n ui'cA Us
growth depends.
Burnett. Fiavorins Extract arr Absolutely
, 1883-01-20

To al who ara suffering from lie eTr'.s and
n4isere;i ms nf youth. nergo's weakness. early
.ter.y loss Of manhood, etc. viil s-ni a re-
e.ipe that v II cur- You, FEEEOF Oh AR'IE-
This great r-nety wss discovered by : mis-
i,nery in South Anieri2a. Send a s=if al
dras,,d envelope u the Rev. .Ta,alh ?. In
man station y. New York Cay
q 2,;-eo,l-fsy
, 1883-01-20

fhr"r.h th- courtesy 81 EH=~ae L'eA man,
the efficient agent Il Knapp, busre.. * g.,
the syaci.,,, room il the hsil.nIs b., .e,H !-l-
lere.l .he ueg,Dri" Sac.-ty in ..h;ch - hold
,h-!. hail "a Tnu:s: ' r,en;a-, Fehr'-'rs l-'-
ISS-,
, 1883-01-20


RAILROAD LANB>.-ln letter addressed
to the Receiver Of the Yakima Land 0sfiee,
Hon. Paul Sehulze, Gegeral Land Agent for
the company, says: eve dc not at pre-
sent aeeep. applications for lands not yet in
market. Whenever the company shall be
ready TO settle the lands in you- neighbor-
hood they vii he examined aud appraised,
and such parties as have settled upon or i'm
proved the same will be given ample opp,r-
tHnity 10 purchase. The appraisemeH. will
be made without regard - improvements
that msy be made upon the iaad. an in
placing valuation upon the land the quail
ity Of the soil. proximity 10 transportation
lines, accessibility to timber, water facili-
ties. etc WILL be considered and improved
lands valued the same as unimproved lands
in the neighbOrhOoi OF like character. The
company always Las anu always viii deal
literally with actual settlers. II viii not,
however, do anything TO facilitate the opera
lions of llnG spscnlators The so-ca!lei set
tiers applications and the notifications of
thtir filings at the general Office OF the com
pany have been largely used as the stIck-in-
trade OF sp~culstors. For this reason the
acceptance of such filings have been discon-
tinurd"
, 1883-01-20

\ CoNHENDABLE POLICY.-The Secretary
Of the Interior is considering the prOpriety
Of opening for settlement that portion OF
Washington Territory now embraced in res
ervati0ns. II contains over 5000, Goo acre
OF Ian, some OF which is represented as rich
IN mineral deposits. situated on the Cana
d:an border OF the territory, directly west ot
tb,. ColylI!e reserva Ion.
, 1883-01-20

Work on tie bridge at Ainsworth L prose
euted a.y and night. Il Is said to DC z fano
sight. on dark night. to see the many hsh''
s,,s,-.s,sIed from the boats, deEricks and iran'e
w.sk abaut the immense pier. and TO see the
bs,sy worfnea pa.>ing 70 and fro IN fofSafa'
Ing tnzt uork-
, 1883-01-20

Ask log "E,ush al C1-i...' l1,. QIick,
ca:np!ete, permanent c'H'- Cons ~-F'S'
ErricaS-
, 1883-01-20
ST. Pants School. wsua walla.

Thi, scIiool f,r girl, VAL enter upon its
e'e @nl:I year THURSDAY, September =, lase.
The instruction Will I,e nf the most ihan,nsh
character, the discipline strict bat k:ni. th-
.i.'is- a happy home.
The Music and Art Departments will lie
under the direction oi especially competent
teachers
PIdicni=r attention given t. primary
sch5l.r>
F..r further particulars a,idre-,:
r. d. LAriiRoP. ID. D..
augI2-Stf WaIll WaIia, w T.
, 1883-01-20

True harrine-si4 i derived frum The Use OF
pfunda,'s Oregon Eiao.l Purifier. Pe7r-- vi"
have tired II once never give it uP, hee4''-e
tEev want 70 remain happy
, 1883-01-20

REVERSING CHANNELS or TRsDE.-les-
terd.y well known mill oWDer Of Umatilla
county applied TO the o. II. & \. 60. fer
rates on wheat from Portlan,i ts Umatilla,
saving tea. the supplY Of gain in h's section
beyond that required for seeing was ex-
b.usted. Ga account Of Increased immigra-
non. the requirements OF new ground for
seeding. the consumption by railroad hands
and new settlers no are not yet producers,
it Is no. unlikely that the Willamette valley
Surplus viii have 10 be draxn On before next
harvest
, 1883-01-20

/, tI,r.. t;u-s tn Ialu IL va, before iie 'ie,in
us:n.. Wen. Hrai.h H-u"Geg. =. Dag
lists
, 1883-01-20

A7j0pouad church bell - Lebanon, Ky,
fe.l on recent Sunday, narrowly ai->iag tie
sexton, who was ringing IT,
, 1883-01-20

OylyA RrMoE.-Some orer-~ISe persons
have been circulating the repat tat the
Indian. belonging or the Warm Sprng,
E,,,,,,,5 and Cn.atii!a reservations intend
uniting their forces and waginS seHt' ii
war next spnrg. i; they are forced !" ORGY
the strpulAtions Of the game law. THIS re-
mort We look upon as having no ioandat'0u'
and as only origin sting iron those who want
- Il. considered iaT-'eting, and enjoy sehsa
.i,n II is rot at all reasonable 10 suppose
,b,t these Indians wall take the chances of a
gso-aI upris;ne, for The majority OF them
o-,-.rl.-o-8e. sed are comfortably situated
m the reservations, ana war Woni" DC 4
hazardous undertaking. So we eoHei1ae
.,ers can be no foundation to the rnnor--
pr;p.r;lI Np-S.
, 1883-01-20
Notice.

L. :. LAyD OFFICE. WALLA WALLi. W. T.
November q. 1SS2
t..ain' ANT havin. heeD entered at this ofhse
Nv .sseoh Tsfw..oi. a.ain-t the heirs of An
I dne Perry. for aiaid,ming his Homestead
t.llry M. ic3s. dated Sept.n5er II, 1873,
Tor the SCI SWl and SW4 SCI. See. 2, TIP.
g, y K q. r, ~ NJ, in WAlla Wa'la county
~ r. with view to the Cancellation Of said
entry : thr raid parties are hereby summoned
20 APPEAR at thi- Office oa the 22i day Of Jan
rIary, lSS9, at 10 O'Clock 4 ~. to respond and
fGFqi-h testimony concerning said alleged
aei-ti F. X. MoKkIsOy, Register
, 1883-01-20

xTFor one dirae get package Of diamond
Dyes AZ tAe druggists They color anything
the simplest aud most desirable cciors-
, 1883-01-20

r-,prn-of the notorious c'i"inai' eou-
vic.ei here a, the last tsrm o. '.e a,sH'.. ~
.o,r, the Terewam OF Jan. 10th has tei, %
s,v. Some time since one jim Lacy S''is a
:, VAL. Walls, and startlpg out on
ior.rine expedition cap:uTed $ hot s,0Se
=, ons ranch, and mans Wiie AZ AD0'n
.sh,a succeeded in gettiag thirty miles
-, bs,ore he was o.er,Aken by Justice
,yobn Justice, mnsha. Of Waiia "a''ss ''a
49, Lacy was seut to the territorial p.nl-
eiI,: :, Ss,teo for four years. \ 'e"
go s;,cc he made as escape. AID nov
- of $50 is offered for has capture
Ws;I. he is a. large no stove IS sale
, 1883-01-20
r..,rrA IL i.s i,Iaddrr.

:itinsins, irsita'i,,n, iaf.l4n4atina. a. hid
ley ard r.nary c C.in,iaia:>, cis-i bg 4" En.
chufai,.al" 81
, 1883-01-20

William DelaShmunt. canvic:ed Of attempt
ir. - kiinap James Cannon, was sentenced
at Astoria.
Have the children cease.l to moarn over
broken toys that we're new and whole on
Christmas dsy
The Charity Bal, gwen by the Ladies Re-
lief Society will c,re "i on the first + F,hru
arg in Knapp. Burr-il & Co. new bu liins
Coroner Wells has had MAKE tn order si-e-
cial greenhack, which represents the "a Bank
of Wells Yerbs Santa" which he says Is a
valuable cough medicine.
Mes<ts Shipper h Rybke, oi the Bon Ton
Fasil.,.a, lie Tailoring estahli,i -n-nt If Port
land are daing an immense blsiness. and now
employ no less than y men. The reputation
cf the house fer good fts and frst class mater
ial Is above par.
Miller Brothers, the well known and honor
allie seed dealers Of Portland, have something
of interest u every one interested in garden
ins. They have earned and established first
cla-s repu.ation Tor selling nothing but the
hest, and We can thoroughly endorse thern-
= l.. Stone, Of Portland. receives by ererG
steamer AL tie latest and freshest fruits from
s,,nay climes. oriers sent BY mail will re-
ceive immediate attention. Parties visiting
Portland shsald by AL means visit the store
which Is filed with every conceivable luxury.
The advertisement ci Mirderhout 4 Co.,
the new Pnltland music house, is well dessry-
inc attention from our reaiers- The firm, al
though comparatively new, are already doing
an immense business and bids fair n over
shadow al other hct-es in its line IN tie North
wes-
A Gao horse power wood ard pulp lnili Is to
be built Vt Aha, in CAiiforniA usrk on vhara
, 1883-01-20

DIR. Pierce's Pellets er sassr->oatsd grant,
;es-,he original Little Liysr Pill, beware Q
limitations, cure sick and bi.iens headsche,
sl,.-s, III. stomach and bowels, and purify
the hnsi. To get sehuine. - Dr. fiercrs
signature asd postrsit On sasesnmenf stamp
o cents per vial b. druggist.
, 1883-01-20

...B..ter lie wise by the misfOrt"n's q o'h-
ar. than by your own" Take warning IN
.yo;d ouses nostTuns by which thou
ss,d. annually peris,,.. Useoaly su' q Ie-heoies
-, ,,.,.a,,strsted above suspicion, foremost
,,.ons whs;h Is kinney Wort for torp,o
,;,e,. bowels or kidaeyy. no etfs' rereay
so,.l. il. It Is s4li in bath dry and hansa
form by al druggists
, 1883-01-20

has already begun. The pnlp viii be shipped
TO Stockt,n and there used in the factory in
.he making of paper. Such factory here
could get its raw material on the spec, ami
demand for its prudaci al home
We learn from Gen Tannatt that he con.
templates building, next summer, tns resi-
dence on his land known as the Howard block,
bounded by Craig. Pa,ouse. Whitman and
Catherine streets This Is ene OF the fines.
hlecks in that part Of the city. and its enter
prisins owner has a faith that knows no weak
enins in the fortune of Walla Walla.
Mr. Crocker has snld his lots in the Truax
block to Eugene Buchanan, Esq, who viii
build residence on it in the Spring. The lat
are l00xl05; consideration. $50. We under
stand it is he intention Of Messrs. West and
Taylor, who owns the adjoining property to
build comfortable homes for themselves the
coming season
While they are at it, HIS Homer the Mayor
and the CITY Council might inst Is well re
sign and let Mr.. Craft take his proper posi-
tion As Mayor, City Council and the whole CT
the Fire Department Gentlemen of the
Council. you should be aware by this time that
talk is very cheap from those who psy no
taxes, but II is to YOC that the taN-qayegs looi
and il is they who elect you. One msn now
runs this municipality, and don't You forget II
The Tigers are onlyto glad OF the oppcrtu-
nifty Of moving from across the bridge into the
new building on Third street, ard the Hook
sni Ladder company, too. will soon be domi-
ciled in the same elegant quarters This gives
both companies a central location and fits
them up in style of which they may wei
feel proud. The seli-saciifcing labors If The
iiremen are deserving al good Treatment. and
the city dads arr disposed 10 give thcm al due
consideration.
Mr. Frederick Bagnt, the energetic agent
ari correspondent Of tie Pacific Coast Dire
tory, will visit the towns oi this section about
the end of January, for the purPos- Of deliver
ing the iition Of 1883 l. Durin: our recent
yisi. to Portland We glanced over - copy cf the
new work and fud it considerably grown IN
size since the las; issue. The directory con
tainS M less than o,GOo tnwns in eight T-rri-
tories and three Stats, Is well n considerable
description ami statistics. LIS a h'rS "f !.'')J
page.
IL. IL. IL
, 1883-01-20

T,r Cy-YuNS MUEDEE- The confession
of Oweaby impIioa.es several well known
citizens OF Gut-ld connty wh' M IN the
vicinity Of Pomeroy the accn~sd parties
are 7. 7. NcPhe:son, Charlgs Porter and
oae Snoadrrly. They have all been arrested
and are beiuC tried Is i.u7r.p' 'f'ia''f-
The examination proves guilt on the part OF
NcPhersoa and SnoaIer!y. wili.e 4 IS not so
clear a to cruninal,ty oi Porter. Neiops
each one Implicated in Tia murder wi! have
n.,tea oat to nm the punishment Lls erime
deserves. There ls no ioubt ahc't the guilt
Of OweuEy. Ills confession. As also the 'N-
animation. unmislakahiy fastsns ga'it upon
Owenhv as C. iminai oi tie worst hin l. ana
he deserves the severest punishment '"at
the law can inilic; Tbs rei-hanted mnr
dsrer has committed one Of the most G'aool-
ia, murders that has disgraced the annals
Of F,..era Washington Territory,
, 1883-01-20

THE HISTORY OF WALLA WALLA.-Dnr-
inc our recent visit 10 Portland we had the
pleasure Of going over the large printing and
lithographc estat ti;shmrut Of Mr.. Wall'ng,
and saw the great historical work of Col.
Gi.ber, on WalIa Walla and adjoining coUU-
ties in course Of preparation. Ii is naw IN
the binders aul- AMI viii so1u h. ready
for delivery. [, is great work aud one IN
which ous people ,houli t.ke the greatest
pride. those wEo subscribed had better be
t.ins the subscription price ready, Tor the
demand, even in Oregon, - 50 great that
every copy not promptly paid tor on deliT-
cry can easily be scld there she work
more than comes mp 10 cur expectations.
, 1883-01-20

The height to which the water attained in
the W6Ea Wala and Umatilla rivers during
the late rise, A. well AS that of other small
streams, gives the railroad Company some idea
as to what they mnSt prepare 20 meet. For
what has happened once is liable 70 happen
again. The high water landmarks on the
Touchet, near the month, have len changed
several timss since the first bridge was britt
there, and i; Is very likely that tine lasc freShet
moved it higher than any that has occurred
, 1883-01-20


TAxEs.-The Oregozian says that while
the committee On ways and means IT the
City Council have h.d no formal conference
this year on the subject of finances, it il
known that the levy for 1888 will be less
than for last year. Valuatisu OF the city
proper is about 5000, 600 more than last
year. and there will be added to the city roll
all property included in the newly extended
boundary, the estimated value Of which is
between 5000, 900 and 81 O00,O00 Last
years assessment above indebtedness was
Sll, 200. 600. Expenditures in all depart
ments ef the municipal government will Of
course be greater than in 1852, but with
valuation increased about 40 Per cent. the
tax Levy will probably 10. exceed nine mills.
and mar be still lower The report of the
ways aud means committee, Will not likely
be made until late this month, or at the tirSt
council meeting in February.
Our contemporary OF Walla Walia. the
49, '.la) hot'c, Pefi aps, 10 siSotSu
the Post -IatetigsHerr by refusal TO further
exchange with If, or II may be some other
reason, but whatever it vas, We were cut
clean OF their exchange list with the expira-
tion OF 1857. We will endeayor 20 endure
the deprivation, though it may he hard TO DO
so-PoSt-IateHgeacer.
No, sir; the Pos -IH,eIJ3eacsr is informed
that 1t would be one of the las: papers that
we would select to squelch. Oar mailing
galley got pied short time ago. and IN
renewing the list it was inadvertently over
looked