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Roback'8 Stomach aitters

A and delightful stomschie AID Cordial Tor
giving tone to The Sokc, and for the prev eutlon
bilious oomplslns. incident 10 the Western country.
Try &
As morning drink. 70 assist digestion sns relieve
Dyspepsia. u has no equal. Try r.
II fdroy IL IL ssT<rsoT 10 a. othsr Biuers Try a.
Tie formula u these f.tieIs. row 1851 the sois
property of Dr., RobaSk originated with 0te q tht
oldest AID eminent kclca fracLraucgs - the
West AMI y tirecily predlcAiei upon the want Of
Western people.
These biifers d.rrr their stimulus frsn lie er-
fn tonic nstrre q the oais kft herbs n which they
are COMPOSED, ami as thsy arc. by Ansying unEAt>
ursl cravings & she stOmAch d4recsy prorutive q
TEMP
the present proprietor believes thar 10 msilag ticm
widely kIa~n. the public welfare \ suherrvco.
win soon be for sale 6y a. 81 llT. l.obacks
msrous gont- add al Hotels. &C. tie cDuhATy
Ia the meantime crss4s vii he Elcd drest f. a
Cincinnati m Ary quantity, Efd - tie lowest rate
IL = pui up IN Qusff f1lLs>. aad se<urey packs. IN
ole dos cases. Half aos .anple case IA. hses.r
/ be paekel ard sefi O. snv sliIe... ~ 1ssifet
Retail Price. rt per bottlc, ~ sis
foT e..
PfinclQai 0.rcc aIj saiesroon. ~ y. kaa fegrtl
/ Street; 80 bailaing from GAin stgcri. Cluciaral.
/ Ohio Laboratory. So. - Hsmmoli Street
For sale On Nigo County -
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" ~ FITIf0S<H oz1SeA1N C<fl cfA o
sTkT " 40 eoadasos go HoAs kysr.
RAycK COMPANY ef<ko on qf Nssr ieyt,
os he LEI dsIy " yaaaqrtt 1ssl
Asssrs.
Cash; e:.s: ssi.pSo .as S, 70 ssss '@ 70
Real Estate, scrsb ss ssst q ~, 300, 90. coz Os
Loans 90 Stocks, PAYABLE O. eeeAnd.
Amsrket value Of securities e1o5sEs 90 it4,eoo 90
Bank stock, (marhei value) III Ts,s76 90
United States Treasury Notes. t1sATks,
value, - 1O9, 3o3 %
nrooklyn City Water Bonds, ~, lo,35O 90
North CarolinA State Bonds lmar1U wall 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds (msrket w., lt,oo0 90
Real Estate, No. Wall street., 5,eoo ~
Interest due on ist January, 1o4 tof
which es9. $50 "a mas siDes bs1oisc'd. T.7os H
Balance N hands Of Agents and in6ourse
oftrsnsmission from ACents. 81 ut Of
January tof which tii. . ls hesdnce
nlis nse.ivsSIs aor frslainaa. % In
,.hsr aa' Property. r xi.eelsd[ [oss isei& 500 500 o.
ss. i,.nri al orscs. $50 Is
Total. sl,taS zoe 81
CHARLES J. NARTTr. rxxunEr,
Az wuIxARTH. vprr rrruprsr
J. MILTON SMITH. ssossvAsr
JOHN MORE. As't sso'.
CHsRi.Es CRUFT, Agent.
so. 4 PHOENIX ROW.
msisi1 rxsss Hsurs. md.
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r. X =
Compound Extract OF Sarsapsrilla
The mot oncc'na remedy which the medical ski a.
o1i TINES can crslss f0r thseysryshere pFesall.rg
and fatal flAistv. II combined irLm the most seAr
rcseaa-s Ia have been discovered for the exuur-
gstcn Of tis foul disorder from the bioo1 and fl.
rescue Of The system from lie destructive cos.ss.
euences- Hence u should lie employed for tn cur.
Of not only scrofula. but aso those other arerioi
which arise from Il. suoh
kruptye and Skin Disease, s.. Aufhonv's Pc
ilose, " kryspslas. hmpies. I1usfules Riotch-
e, lains and boiis. Tuners. letter afd Ssii
kheI'n. Scald hesd. Ringwcrrn. Rheu-
matism. syphil;fc and kercufeal
Diseases, Dropsy, Dyfptps.s.
Debility. and. indeci Ell
Complaints arisirg frCu
Niuatrf - Impure
Bleed
The popular tehef Ia "impnri.y of toe bloc 4.
foarded IN trrfh, for scrofala ls ceEcneratc 81 s
blood The particular purpose Al1 virtue ~ az,
sarsAparlia s 20 purity aud fegenerats the vital fn
3D. without which sound health j. Impossible i
- mi
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Ayers -Ague Cure.

FOR IHE sPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fever. or Fever Gni Asas, Rcuitie
Fever. chiil Fsser. Dumb Asue. Periodic al I.ad-
ache. OF BllLols Headsshs. ant Biilious T.
vers. indeci for the whole class q dis-
e4sos or iEnsfing IN hilsfy dersneo.
nsui, caused y the Malaria u
We are enabled acre 10 ofer lie oonlnIrits
remedy which, hlis IL cures The above Complains
~fth certainty, is suh perfcctiy harmless 10 any
Qnantty. Such remedy 70 invalaahle IN distfitss
shere these sncting disorders Prevail Tls '.crre..
sxpsls the ndssraase poson ~ Fs~sr and Ague fror
tie sysicrD, and prevents tie cevslopmsls e. al
t'sesss. tsken o. the nrt; approach of iu pfenot
itory syInptoms- Il Il rot oly The beat remedy ssts
ye, discovered for this clsss q complaints but as
The cheapest. Ths large cpsutity supply fof
dollar brings t~ithin The reach Of eseryboty. sus
IL billions districts. here FeVer IA Agos prevail
vvorybody should have % and 10 frosy 10th 60
and protection. great superiority of ilis
remedy over any other discovered fot the spes
dy and certain oi Igtcrmitisnts is that "a sou
tAira no Quininc OF mineral, consequently Il prodC
qusnlsm otsler iniuri0ns ellccts vhatsvsf
sSs ~. .s h.s s - ~ sis ' "
Fever and Agls 10 nof alone the Consequence q fts
nissmatc poison. A great variety q dscfts5s a,l,.
from iis irritstion. among which arc
Neuralgia, Rhsunalisua, csui. He.dAchA. sInin-,.
tafion. Esinf-l Arection of the spl-sn, ~.
isrics,Psi In the Bowels. Collie, Paralysis
and Drransr1ssot of fta BfomAcA,
All q which When originating IN thls cause bus CO
ths tufsruittont t4pcs OF becoins perlo4laal Tbs
'cukr expels The poison ffom tie blood ana ON.
ssQnenfly cures them al alike. u ID an invaluaii,
.r0iecton 70 Immigrants aud perso1s travelling "a
temporarily railing n the msisrf-us tisfrilfs. II
taken occasionally daily hale exposed % the Ia
fiction, that viii be eKcrefed lTom the sfsiou a.
cannot sccuuulsf, IN sufficient quantity g. fi-..l
Into diseSse. Hence 10 is more valuable o.
protection than cure, sli hw viii ever sufsr foi.
Iniernifients a they anal themselves - tts &C..
tecsioa this remedy sfards
ss- PreIar~d - DsJ z AfEE 4 CO.
ie.Vtll. Asssa1huf.fIIH
Al a1r ftfnet - 49, o. s4is as 4 Cr..aln.s ~
p n Do~xslIr. and ~ Al Druggists IN 1.Ir..
l D4ufe.
wholsftie ~ Ai1sx : c. cinlif,af
1 fuE 11.oaa-Wea4~
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he Weekly Express

. ~rsrs -gu 10 no deviation from shs s'0se
~ Advertisements pubush~i In both Daily an
wssIly .. - ehsrssd th~ fni Daily rates with one
= - CHARLES CRUFT. Pnot.
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kx.i sA..f.. et.sus sny csn's pr -snsre eseh
a-<rloo- - - -.
s.asfsessry srrsarss-nts .asts -.tA nss- y - :,
sss % sdvsrvss by ths yssr. ~ish ne privilege =
eA.nx4n< a ylszsIre. Yearly sdserussfs, h0sr -
- + sons.s-d strictly @ thssr r-xrlAT basine<ss
ss-.~slsssssats IN The special no;ies columns ~ih
t< charged tyV wtoss- -
er..a... ,s,s "a pabnstea In The l0s.i columns 81
-, -. y, sruasv s.u se charged Tor esch inferLoa
A.. II ox~r tsa nnss. tra essts s-f hns -,
Atysrts~rresss ssut IN for 10 spsei1ee urns. VIII
- i1s stss. thr~s nsnths, unless oreefsa oe- -,
..x.urrt % renewal = The sszn<. rni-~s elhrf"t~s
sxrs~i upon y eoutrsc- -.
npourrinx esnfidssss fsr once of every deecfip-
o.. ali - esarrs1 o7.oc Cor ssch nsne N The i-iy
snd os,os In the Daily and Weekly. a-sHsss ~ "a-
s-sso<-
nsrxss vfn - msds fsr inssruns ths nstses Of
ali f,-.sr.. Aoeisues or Associations - follows;
i,r "a ro<-ce net s.ceca-s Lines y cents 'sf
esrh ins>rtlon. sishf lines sf ,his r.tr- !.
AnDoaDcing deaths via nn>fsi nsnee s.>Aso'
a 1. u-tho1f ootlce. nee -.
49, ~ Fs.tlsss Fsenles ..t Exeursons, yottsn
- ~ fDtivid1sis OF Ssectsucns. % " ena'enss'
i~ssi .fv.russu,sn,s Inserted ., the expense o.
ktIsrnsys ort>rsns. and psyl.Szt rct 70 oe aesys
% paAu.s.r GOT sseoantsbis sor the secursey Of
euDl advertisement. h<yoof The amount enA'se' '''
tk-lr p1bnestiou.
he Weekly Express
sssnsasa even "Wednesday, s'r per 'n'am'
~S, p.p~r p>ss ~fshsus th- money. por eoottnu-
.lossrr 9ns thso pssi for
aases es Advertising IN Weekiy,
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Beard Reduced 70 ~ pr day,

since n. opening y lbs vAst snd eosnmotious
He,-i IN isss d. ~ been the -ugi. .nesvcr q ne
roprl.tor. 70 make il the nest -sa9taoas. con-
venisnl AM comfortable homs for he eits-n Aaa
stranger On ~. 80. ihe Atlantic
Ana Whatever IA. seemed iikeiy 10 administer to
u, ooa.fsfs Il lis guests thsy have sndsavorsd.
~isho1s regard - cot. 80 progte. sni % eesabne
sll he slemsnis - iniviirai al soci. etloymeui
~hich uoieru 80 has iuvsniss. snd modern taste
sprrosed an he patronage which It A.s eoIruian-
81 dsrirr -. 80, "a year. . g-safysnE proof
tAsi ihes sssris have been srpf.eisiet
ra NEE IL. ssi<~oeie. efihs tlnles. visa al are
reqrr~i " rsscsle. %. rnssi rlsss .coaorny. The
unasrsisne1
Have Reduced the Price of Board Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
sishs s.uss a,s. .Ase-s D-c- q -. iurarsss ~ss.
-s5<s ,s,r s.sl. "a. ti.S.Tss sesu s-rpissd.
rRsApwrLL vHrcosR q CO.
ys. Yc-s. s>Sl !. te, su-
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FLORIST AND GARDENER.

THE undersigued offers to the ciu
Il nu = Teffe nauls aai fftHilx. ere ana
large srsnT iraeri Il fssers, t.-ss.s'or ~ r....
ssFbsuas Al bol4a-fa eDd afss sssrxr..sr. earl.
Fsgcisees. eif., ai h- siore North Kan STREE if
tseeu Oh 49, ia tireets, 49, aitl 81 his Gaftse
& the lrsl isr~ hsfws~n tae vnceones and Carlisle
Aess VILLAS sCH0lg,
ksftsisH flss.a sI; esst.re
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The Collegiate Course lneluess tie prineirles and
practice Of
DeaLis Entry Boei kesg,ns.
Adapted TO every department o. Inland ani For
eign commerce, by the aufhoE Of Dui's ssnens 0f
Bookkeeping
Stock end PartReTsAY Books.
Etsmplifyins numerous cAes Of dilneali opsalns
and closing. changes in frms. &c. supplied ty the
authors forty years experience In business.
The Settlement Of Single -Entrs PsTfnsrslip
Books,
Generally 50 little understood taas iwo Professors
u Book keeping 10 this city, recently made out
buslncss bSlsnoe sheet containing Is 600 error
Reetifyine DsrGnced Double Enfrg Books
frequent ard highly responsible duty. explained
in no other treatise ou accounts.
Charging Single 10 DOn6le Ea,ry Ledger
illustrated fcr the lTsl time "a pan's nooL keeping
The Pr.safe Ledger.
FoF keeping tie results of he business private 30
cften desired By extensive nrmsl remains wholly
unknown to the paPils u an other Commercial
SCHOOL,.
BasiHcss CorresyoRdcRo,
The voiume ~ DUR Nanuscrip, nusincss Letters
affords the mcs' complete course % Instruction IN
use.
BasiRrss Forms
| systematically arranged aud taught IN eOnnecnoa
with The books OF practcc.
Commercial Computations.
Including bulness operations never ikoT-
| oughly taught IN ether schools
Commercial and OrnameH.ai Pealna nshlp
| By w II. Dan and c c cocLrAn authors of sbe
new ediiioas 81 the Gems Of Penmanship ard Ne~
School Copy Books.
The popularity u thssc improvements. ani iheil
| elegant business writing attest the asVauisges q
| ths department ever az ether Colleges, kast o'
| West The enlarged edition ~ DAT Dancan''
/ Gems of
Business and Ornamental Pcamsasts
l. The most complete self lussrsoaor psbshed. sie
gsntly bound, mailed postpaid, Cor -.
Dnf Dnncsn's New school Cory BOOK, taell
engraved with the authors Instructions - racl
cover. 30 cents per dozen.
The Cheapcsf CeBy Book ia Jsse.
for fuR particulars send fcr oar elersit rev cir
cniar. pp. CO, with samples of our fenmsa's vri
ting, tncl0siug 20 eents. te
T.. Il. DUP = son. Principals.
ss- strangers will piss.s irquirs oar reruia'lo
IN the city. where We are hesi known
mar3e1wi
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OF tA< 7P7x6y7U sKz0>IHyUAL STATE.
lNrtT n ~ ocadutos ef-1ks H0AS kySC.
RAsCH COMPANY ef<<> on qf Nssr ieyf
oss kts LEI dsIy n .rfaa7S1s 1B8l.
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fACOE EtfLF| FnHIHff
NR Co-stacfy - tsrt . ssrtrtsr .-fIeIr =
wATEK FhoOF OF. pLkCKS6. ~srfs-f.es g.. a.
wstr- rfool a.! e. make ths i-ffhsr taf tnd .e
Ocf. IL.
, 1862-10-18
The Four Mile Race,


The sudden announcement on Tuesday
morning that Mr. Miller's cream horse
would run a single dash of four miles
against Mr.. Monroes sorrel mare, with
catch weights, took the town by surprise,
and created an eager desire to witness the
race. Accordingly the road leading down
to the course was thronged with horsemen
and people in hacks, buggics, carriages and
such other vehicles as could be got to-
gether hastily to convey passengers.
The race was set for two o'clock, but did
not come off at all under the first engage
ment. A great deal of chafering ensued,
the proprietor of the course endeavoring to
have the parties come to arrangement, and
with success at last.
Mr.. Miller's horse is a most remarkable
animal. He is pony-built, with the coat
and fetlocks of coarse cayuse, but for
some reason not explainable he is gifted
with rate of speed nearly up to thorough
bred racers, and bottom without end
The mare was pretty sorrel, without any
remarkable traits. She might run a single
dash of mile in good shape-whether
more or not is difficult question.
After keeping a large crowd waiting for
some hours, the horses were brought up to
the scratch, and got off nearly together
the mare boiling the first hundred yards,
and after rushing through thicket was f.
nally whipped back into the track. At the
time the horse was about a quarter of mile
ahead going very leisuiely. The mare hav-
ing the heels of him came up on him rap
idly, and as he turned into the home stretch
Tapped and then passed him. About this
time the only running done in the whole
race came off. Both negs came up to the
Judges stand neck nd-neck, when the mare
again bolted. The horse was pulled down
to a gallop to watch the course of events.
The mare was led back into the track again.
and at once started to Overtake the horse,
who-to the astonishment of his hackers -
bolted when about half way down the back
stretch, and did not get into the track again
until the mare was on him. Both came
around to the judges stand the second
time in six minutes, and the mare bolted
AGAIN but was in the track AGAIN in a rno
ment Up to this time the horse had been
looked on as sure to win. The mare was
much distressed, while the horse was Just
coming to his wind. But the varying for
tunes of this race were at last to be deci-
ded in most unexpected manner Run
ming down the continuation of the quarter
stretch, the horse bolted through the rail
ing, and took an excursion into the sur
rounding country. All attempts to over
, 1862-10-18

Gen. Lockwood was lberating the slaves of dis
loyalists on the eastern shore of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The Richmond Exam
iner of Saturday says: Congress again indicates
an adjournment, coincident with feeling of de-
preston and apprehension in public men. The
general acquescence in the Executive manage
ment, right or wrong, has brought to us its bitter
fruits. A close, vigilant, firm performance OF
Congressional duties is as much demanded by the
public exigencies as a wild, bold control of the
army.
A resolution was adopted in the rebel Senate,
for the appointment of committee of Is to take
testimony relative to outrages committed by the
Yankees, that the great truths of history may be
vindicated and the perpetrators of the outrages
be left to the jus. Indignation of the present and
future generations.
A bill has been introduced in the rebel Con-
gress to provide against foreign counterfeitng of
Treasury notes. The bill provides that if such
notes are introduced by officers and soldiers and
others of the United States, the offenders shall
suffer death.
A joint resolution was adopted in the Virginia
Legislature which provides that no person shall
be tried or imprisoned for killing any person who
in any way aids or gives effect to the awless and
fendish proclamation of Lincoln, emancipating
the slaves.
, 1862-10-18
Arrival of the Emigrant Escort.

Capt Medorem Crawford, with the emf
grant escort, numbering about eighty men,
arrived in this city on Tuesday last. They
arrived in good health, having made in ev-
cry respect successful and pleasant trip.
Capt Crawford informs us that they met
with no difficulties whatever from Indians.
He states also that the reported massacres
emigrants by Indians have been greatly ex
aggerated. The murders committed have
been mostly of traders who came in adj
vance of the main emigration, statlonlng
themselves at isolated positions along the
road, for the purpose of trading supplies
and liquors to the emigrants. few of
the earlier emigrant trains only suffered
from Indian depredations. No difficulties
occurred in the vicinity of the escort, nor
where the emigrants travelled in large par
ties. One trader, named Campbell, was
killed in Smoky Creek Canyon and robbed
of some six or seven thousand dollars. 1t
is probably from this murder that the re-
ports have arose in relation to the large
amounts of money taken from emigrants
murdered by the Indians Campbell had
number of $40 Treasury notes, which
were found in the hands of Indians and
traded for by the emigrants-in some in
stances, for $3.50 in silver. Capt. Craw-
ford thinks it highly probable, from some
of the circumstances, that there were white
men concerned both in this and the other
murders committed. He estimates the num-
Der of wagons that have crossed the plains
this season for Washington and Oregon
at about sixteen hundred, and the immi-
grafton at ten thousand.
An interesting communication, descrip-
tive of the trip, ETC., kindly furnished us
by Mr.. Jas. NJ. Pyle, Assistant Escort, will
be found in another column of this issue.
KILLED BY INDIANs.-Two men were
killed by Indians last week-one on Sweet
Water, by son of Pe-Peu-M Mox- Mox,
the former Walla Walla Chief; the other
by Nez Perces, near the Lapwai. The
cause of the shooting and the names of the
murdered men we have not learned. The
Nez Perces Indian has been arrested.
, 1862-10-18

take the errant sUeed. were for a time una
vailing. The mare having everything her
own way was rode at a gallop, and gained
a mile on the horse before he was again on
the track. So he was drawn, notwithstand-
ing the energetic remonstrances of a gen.
tleman who volunteered to overtake and
beat the mare if he could only be allowed
to ride the horse.
An interesting lace would have been wit
messed if the horses had been learned the
track, and in good keeping. The delay in
starting the nags was the cause of much
complaint The proprietor should never
allow another race to be made unless it was
run at the hour stated, and "play or pay"
should be the rule in all matches made by
private agreement. Without this security
large crowd may be drawn together at
considerable expense and then disappointed
, 1862-10-18
JUST RECEIVED;
DANCING SCHOOL.

II B. ROBINSON would respectfully inform
ID the ladies and gentlemen of Walla Walla that he
will open School for teaching the art of Dancing
able dances of the age, at BuclHey's Hall. The
School will commence soon sufficient number
of scholars are obtained.
DAYS OF TUIrIoN.-For Gents, Tuesday and Friday
from Z to 10 P. NJ
For Ladies and Children, Wednesday and Saturday
from to 5 p. NJ.
Persons desirous of joining the above, will please
leave their at the residence of Mr. r. adjoining
the Hall.
TERMs-ope month"; lessons $1,000. Ladies and
Children s6,0 90.
Private Lessons given if required.
nN The first Soiree of a series will take place on
Wednesday evening, Oct 23d
AZ JB. ROBINSON, Floor Manager
, 1862-10-18
Assistant Emigrant Escort.

EMIGRANT AID ASSOCIATION are
requested to state that a meeting will be
held in this city this Saturday evening,
between DIR. Harris office and the Bank
Exchange, for the purpose of raising funds
to assist the emigrants of the present season
who are in destitute circumstances. We
are informed that some who have reached
this valley are found to be in a suffering
condition, and there are others remaining
in the Grand Ronde valley who are in
needy circumstances. The object of the
meeting is a most meritorious one, and our
people should not fail to make such contri-
buttons and arrangements as will make
them comfortable during the coming win
ter.
, 1862-10-18
Notice..

A LII Persons are hereby warned against purchasing
N note for hundred and twenty-five dollars,
($l25 0O) given by j. B. DickersOn in favor of E. H.
Nassau. said note has been paid. The note bears
date, Fort Smcoe, Yakima Reservation, about the
latter part Of September the fore part of October
1862 44w4 e. II. MASSAM.
, 1862-10-18

Quick T1ME.-We were presented on
Thursday, by Mr., Graves, of Wells, Far
go & Co.'S express, with a copy of the New
York Tribune bearing date Sept. 13-hav-
ing come all the way from Gotham to
Walla Walla in 80 days
, 1862-10-18
Important to Saloon Keepers.

We desire call particular attention to our stock of
Wines and Liquors. selected in San Francisco express
ly for this market consisting in part of Cutter and
Bourbon Whisky; Hermitage ana Essence of Old
Virginia Whisky; Eureka and Hollis Whisky; Saz-
erac and Otard Dupuy Brandy Apple and Peach
Brandy Old Tom and Holland Gin; Jamaica, ST.
Croix, and N. E. Rum; Sherry and Port Wines and
large stock of assorted Case Liquors, Bitters, &c.
large and choice stock of Boots, consisting Of
Rubber and Miners Boots Heavy nailed Boots Gents
Fancy Dress Boots and twenty cases Benkert's Phil
adelphia Boots, assorted patterns.
JUST RECEIVED;
1000 lbs. Choice Butter so Kits No. Mackerel.
All of which we offer cheap for cash:
YATES & LANE.
Wala Walla Oct IT, 1862 44m3
, 1862-10-18
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

Tn Gains Addition to the City of Walla Walla
L Title good, and Terms easy.
Apply to A. J. CAIN,
44m3 East Side of Mill Creek
, 1862-10-18
Races [! Races F! Races !

YTNhe Fall Races over the Pioneer Course
/ will commence on THURSDAY the 30th day of
October, 1862, when the following purses will be
run for:
First Day, Thursday, Oct 30th,
A Single dash of mile; free for all horses. Two
to enter and start For purse of $l00. To carry
entitled weights.
Second Day, Friday, Oct. 31st,
Single dash of mile, for $50 Free for all saddle
horses that never won race To go they please
Third Day, Saturday, Nov. 1st,
Mile and repeat. Two to enter and start. Free for
all horses /; for purse of $3.50. To carry entitled
weights.
Fourth Day, Sunday, Nov. I'd,
Single dash of mile, for $50. Free for all Span
ish and Indian horses for purse of s5O To go as
they please.
, 1862-10-18
MARRIED:

GARDINER GATES.-At the residence of Mr.. R.
Jacobs, IN this city, on Monday, 18th instant, by
Judge E. p. Oliphant, Mr.. M. V. b. Gardiner and
Miss NJ. A. Gates.
, 1862-10-18
Probate Court.

The fourth term Of the probate Court for Walla
Walla County win commence its ession at the Court
House in this city on the first Monday in November,
1862. BY order of the Probate Court.
CHAs A. EBERT, Clerk. 42w4
, 1862-10-18

DIEDs
BLAZER.-In this city, Oct. 10th, of the fux, E. D.
Blazer, formerly of Drakeville, Iowa. [Iowa and
California papers please copy.
, 1862-10-18

ENTRIES to all the above mentioned purses
Twenty per cent Entries to be closed for the first
day the evening of the 29h, at Buckley's Saloon.
the Judge's stand previous to the day of running
, 1862-10-18

BALTIMORE, Sept 30.-Harper's Ferry is now
held in large force by our troops, and is evidently
regarded as an important point.
New YORK, Sept. 3O.-Twenty-s thousand
troops have left the city, but their destination is
not Stated. A Washington letter doubts the ru-
NOR about Lee making serious movement
Says 10000 troops left Washington last night in
one direction, and another body in another direc-
ton.
, 1862-10-18

Admittanoe to the Course, Fifty Cents
GEO H. PORTER, Proprietor
WaIa WaIla, Oct. s, 1862. 44t2