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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
,,cRu,, No rs The yoLrurrrR RrsIx,s1s.

Yesterday there busy time among the different
recruiting oees Of this city, ard from accounts received
IRON those several localities there appears TO be very
Urge increase among the number Of men who are enlist
ing in the volunteer organizations. This occurred no
DOUBT from the almost ainy which existed in the
public mind Of a speedy draft taking place. and men
thought IL better if they bad to go at s 70 enter the
field Voluntarily instead Of being drafted This feeling
quite proper aud should have existed throughout the
eli some wet ks sncs. Ga Broadway there was large
business done and the rent reeimenta headqu rters
were crow ded by making irquriss as to The beet
organ ,tions for them otnter l. well Tor all who
in end 10 enlist do Immediately in order TO obtain
their bouaty az after tbs Is OF August oil payments
in that respect will be stopped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
WAR MEETING AT maNAruNk, Pa.

n var meeting was recently bold t-Nllnayunk' Pa
Among the resolutions adopted the following sub
mted by the Rerd w. Fulton, Chaplain Of the Scott
Legion Regiment;
Rssqlred, That as would rush to facto-
ries and our houses firm the fires Of the lncendary,
should we rush to country from the fire ard
sword of Rebel enemies; and as Michael and his an
gels fought against the dragon and his Rebel angels
until they thrust out OF Heaven, so wh tight
against the traitor DAVIS and his Rebel egioBs until
the last Rebel Is crushed driven out Of once
happy Union.
Resared, That, have already given Of sub
stance and kindred 10 our countrys cause, will
continue 10 give aud encourage those who do give,
and give ourselves, until this wicked rebellion is for
ever crushed the schemes Of ITS 3bettors forever
thwarled, and the Of ats helpers forever broken
and 10 this end will set up banners the
of God, and march forth to the freest country,
and the best Government in this world. and bury our
party chickering's, sectional differences and plat
form contentious, IN one common grave, and discuss
religions and our politics beneath the folds Of the
triumphant stars aud stripes when the war IS over.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
Brig. G,n. Commanding U,yA. J.
Gcuc.sl Z T. Lis. t,mn,vdrg ID n Va

WAR hK.usG IN VA usGrHs An immense war
ms1jl Z IA h..i j. Washington "a lat "Wednesday -
Oh Als vss p cat, snI N rpg OF H. Tef,r ed
20 Ae quarrel bgtafl Hc.lrsu a. d the Secretary Of
~. Ali said ltlt Oh, jj5pgo serious as was
-urpl-.H .rd lr1ss simply sgm TIE question Of how
many mar hatl lAa 500, mwy .upP ug chat The Sec
fcslyy q Var lad rot yg forced hm % the ent he
might hsyo done 4.1 wac not 60. TIE 3scre airy Of
War had rcy,r "4ilr,l uuy one hiog in biz poSer I,
give suA uol 10 huuo Cor ucl swing when be had
ucus Co give" H. ,H.ciIs1r lc fe,.srti to AcClaaa
ip complimentary ,oIUt b.i,,,d him 10 loo "a brave
aud stl, asa AID look u.ol 0ia 5e!twbat has be-u
charged upon hc asni.aGy OF Wsr~ho Withholding o.
u n from t.w
Sps,ch,s u,fo al, m.Jo O., Goa Shield, Hon. Rob't
j Wslssr S.u.t,. l. ..f, IA GOV. BJut-cD, OF Mass
Gen Shei y. NJ. 80, d.yglncr oi L)ui lana, and u
runbcr OF ol. 10 o a., oouGI,iOI Of Gen Shepeya
speech, /. bong arnouao d that "he wa5 The man vi 0
buug aum'ord ia N,, O,i.aLs for hauling down he
Yankee Il " lie meeting gaze Hres chstrs fr hmi -
Sheplgy s.iiucj h oi the aO,, ard taid 81 o
hl.lr belonged 70 Bll,r" Beyond tina very ext 40
d.rary episode 10 which c the attention Il the
government t,s proc diTgs OF the meeting. 70 iFss
very i.ie interest b-iUc the usual alk OF "erust-
Ing or, Jhc btLi1r."--ExdIais,er.
Tie Bll nnIie Republican, on inst, H'ys:
Prssdent L'lc..n "a, present lad made speech, Ia
Shol he sAd ,h.rs va precedent tor BIZ appearance
On the present n bar sGs rl-o tue tlsl here
Wlsno precedent io. you &c pcopi.) b ing hete yOur
selye3 u had nsde triEliustO1 bIt found BONN
in the Colsti,u00 gius. r. The Pre- ideni'5 remarks
we're charsc Cisic, ard c'ofdi.g to the l+gssph re
per, were J. aid continuously AZ pau5Cd The IL.
t.y.acsr Of Iris moetne hove" r with ,upedor def,
renee 70 The maste Of the 9eretity Of Was sid Ger.
goJlaliap, Gays TIE Pse5d,n = rena,ki 'llenty
listened 10" by Of I'LL ptie and pu.s Il The cheers
and other Demonstrations until he bad "rseumed his
scat" The ilaiion Of the teegrapber "a perhaps
more lively than that Of the dear old Ltiell csnesr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12

GOOD BYE TO THE NORTH


Bi,n at GaresioH, Tsras, the occasion ofh,
non Of that Stat, Erum II, Fsd,raI Union, March >,
1861. tie hr,1y.fnh n,aircrsay If iis Declaration, Of
Independence Of u,rioo, "a 1896.
Farewell to the Union, goodbye to the North,
Pariah Of nations aud curse of the earth
Of your malice go gather he scorpion darts
And urge TO fierce ardors the hell of your hearts
To the bOttomlesS pit Of your venom, goodbye,
To the fends Of your pulpits who live but to lie,
To the prayers of your Beechers insulting to God,'
That wars wasting torrent roll "redder than blood"
08'sinS and demons, joyful goodbye
Ye yhouls and hyenas. howl on till ye die;
Disgraoed and degraded. polluted with crime
B. the scoF and the of the world throughout tine
Replace ye with wofskins your ermines defled,
And with blood seeking shambles your churches. so
styled;
BaPtze ye at iounls filled with crocodiles' tears.
And OF Jedreys aud Borgia rank ever as peers
With higher-law platforms replaced ye the WORD,
And with blaSPhemous worship yeve greeted the Lord
At the foot OF the Altar We re traitors TO God,
AT the Supper, to Christ ye'rc vampires of blood
Go! recreant to honor, insensate to shame
A blot on your scutcheon, blight on your name
To the devils sneer, to the nations lie
With hearts full of gadness, We bid you goodbye!
ca.
go for reddsr than blood Prayer Of Henry Ward
ResoRsr. a-..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12

From England, America has nothing " les, "a tbs
Gear sighted Statesmen directing her hsjesy coGses
cannot fall 10 perceive Tie mm6nse aaSaptsgo Vkel
esi secrus To OAUzGs through Ouf iratricds strife
hmassds Of psIsOns dependent upon their iasmss ys
. living, viii retire before tie approach Of the az
gs,hsrsrs from the northern aud Eastern StEtes n.o
country where TAXATION Is sluos EomnAl Our eK-svO
gance snt reckless expenditure sill fall heavily Upo1
tbose ureugsgedin commerce and industry sad the IL
sTiiAble AS Of self pro,scdou viii drive pgrsrio1
iron our consuming population. 10 : country Identical
nth our own IN construction, shsFs they mag be able
i've unhlssssd o. The oamors Of politicians uaPolIi
oy the contact Of taK eoloc0Ss Unpatrlotic Is may
appear TIN Gdnisson k Is urdeosby based OF srpree!s
% Of our National cbAraeeT Ualke the sturdy BrioT
: scribed By Sidney Smith ~bo obssrfuny pays b o.
every article enumerated ia ths second commAu dne1t,
As unNelcome sight Of excise man new 70 thu optics
Of A AnsTean viii prove devastating n soma local.
ass ss the sppariion Of AZ epidemic Then or reyer
-il break torth eurreni Of immigration into Cart d.
-nd GasGEsdy the wisdom Of England dlss-ss esusA-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
eoO.COO wen,

L'ncolu'S Secretary Of War has ordered drah Of
800 900 militia to serve for nine nOnths This Is in ae'
ddon to The 800 600 volunteers previously called fer
and a the latter do not forward as fast as they
are needed ordered tina, the deficiency among them
sfer he I6.h inst shall also be made up by draa-
Thla addition Of 100000 to the Ysokee armies vii
give them, according to tho New York R'rad lore
Of ever OUs million Iuil Be for Congress to deter
mine what LEGISLATION rendered necessary by this ac
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
tn, DRAFTING EXCITEMENT IN BRooKLYs.

Yesterday another great rush Of "pa,rios was made
to the City Hail, all anxious to prove their exemption
from Military duty. As soon as the City Clerks flee
vas opened for busisess perfect avalanche OF human
beings almost hurried the office out OF tIs.ence.-
Thous hout the entire day stream Of uouldbe eIempts
was constantly pouring in and out Of the ,fce, and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
EKACr

HEADQUARTERS DyPAsTEEsg OF HENRro,
Richmond, Va, August sh, lsC2 I
SPECIAL 0RDERG,
No. 1871
III All 9egl-ebtl ard Comp oAiosr exchanged tndr
the usre Of Exch.nse md Va hi city, will report
mue hste!y Lieu; col shisB gOmuaadIng Camp Lee,
asl take charge the OF their re- immsnds
BJ order Of ar. adisr euaal Jchn II wlntes
w.PEGsAN,
sES s-ig Aellag Adja.ani Gsnsrk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
The Fighting Forss Of the Csrl.ae,.

HE FightIng FoTce On the O9hIeaefAEr S7H's''
= writer II me Aohls Z gistsr furnishes dese ifow
which toleraby correct ideA may Obtained of the heh
N iorcs OF the COntedsrae States rs figures are de-
lived rsm the Q. S tables Of 1870 ard So and
opoa ,hs assumption a the ratio Of iDCFsss ifoa 1850
60 1880 ls as great IS that from 1870 10 1859.
The esrsus tables chow AA' in 1880, tbs slave States
JI4l lad a vhi,e nlls pcplAaol between tho ssi1 c.
hhcsn and CIV a. loIIoxa in round numbers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
LATER FROM The NORTH.

From Northern papers Of the III inst, and anterior
dates, we copy the following: 81.
DRAFT oRDIRHp.
The following order calling for militia from the several
sntes has been Issued:
Wan DIPAkTxrsr,
WlsHISar0s, August 4. 1862. J
ORDERED, Frst-That draft Of three hundred thou
sand militia Immediately called Into the service OF the
United States to for nine months unless sooner
discharged The Secretary of War will sssign tie quotas
20 the States, and establish regulations for the drai
Sseond-That II any Siate shall not by the l5h OF
August furnish its quota Of the additional three hundred
thousand volunteers authorized BY law the deficiency Of
volunteers in that State will aso be made up By special
draft from the militia. The Secretary Of War viii ee-
tabish reg u atoms for this purpose.
Neutrality-suspicious. will be prepared BY ths War De-
partment presented to the President with the OH set
OF securing the promotion Of officers Of the army and
volunteers for meritorious and dtneu shed services,
and of preventing the nomination and appontmsnt In
military service Of incompetent unworthy oncers
The regulations will aso provide for Riding The service
of such incompetent persons hold commissions.
By order of the PaKsDEsr,
EDWIN Y. STASros,
Secretary OF War.
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Cone,pona,nle ofthe Wis
Couesponathte OF Ne why
RESIGNATION OF COL CLANroS-A CAMP " Ef


FUSION"
CANP DE RIPssI, near Egypt, Mss,
July 29.h, 1862.
Wa had ius, begun 10 luIuriAte In cotllon partiee
o,nics ard sumaer fruit, and TO recru. our horses
-hea grim vsAged var once SgAin put Oh bis
.rinklsd front" We have heard that the army al To
so has Modified, and 10 We ourselves are ordered
ahdas an instrument sealed BY our commanding general
. no editorial eorps but kpoWn to US Time, s0"eTe
III iia,o,er 20 YOU our destination. may venture sc
Il, a 10 say thai We will be nearer to you when next
write Il may be that Col Morgan Ia the Gido" Of our
n ss samvsisa You know Of hs brilliant dsshes 81
F,aLfor, aud Lexington, and aS ioSbs IssaS FanoiS
have reached you ere this Of ths SSosPstoa OF Co'lne
m bsshu oy the bold partisan. This later may Do but
ysaas rsOor:; on. report If it is It Is Only prelude
& he good time COMING. Let the base Vsndal iook
q, bs boms. "The fierce aTpnger ia truly behind.
Tennessee aud Kentucky are iAh!y in bias and toe
Northern oaI is rolling hack wards We tame the tenor
o, M bou aud cu his bow string loose" Virginia NAV
1 ,s. On her aurss and dear old mother as she
aiassy and ss hope bangnsn,y, upon the bold deeds
of aer children 10 the West They will not suffer their
sstor 20 SAID alone between them and destruction
/ an oalosd 20 msSs he announcement that owing tc
.ome uuioIgunssds disagreement between the Genera
ing and Col ClAnton the latter has resigned
IA commission Our iAn Colonel has retired TO pr
sts 6f, only 10 return to service with battalion
,,,,is,r. ubsa ne viii renew his old acquaintance witt
he emmy.
3, regular promotion Lieut. Oolonel Wm. Writ Allen
81. succeed Colonel Cantor, and Asjor Thomas Brown
S.I in turn, be promoted. Appended, you will ID h
camp tIsiOa Inspired by the Il is the produc-
ion VI Captain Joseph Hodgson and speaks for ITSELF
Tue ,hens q ;a1 cavalry Egot Of Juy 5h which anAr
the Federal Newspapers have 80 much distorted Cspi'
aOdgsOu Gas = command in this regiment Hss Va
,nian oy birth aci education, being student al Que
lime Of tie Clyersiy. HIS name sl. no doubt, be re-
:osu z,i oy IS oo,sIP oTArios-
TEaly yours,
ALrAYsRI.
P S-J1si ~ . close Se are ordered to meet 10
enemy 4: OkOona Miss This is suppose, raid siEn''
% the one made BY them at oOuviie when or army
vas at Corinta. : my retain Us hare week.
cLASIoNJ oBASs2 1t 9ooNvuLE
who'll drive ss Toe yOa 'sr 'sa aal clear INST svsIs 'e
iheyTs ary as ea-t Il Na n :, osss.a " ~
IA clear n. cody -rsz4s - Noee Rag load 81 el
:srS:a o'Ca Is son as sSSs g q P Ss 40
wlT Csa,5l aa sAes % os--- he VI oe T..
Be- i s ,iurns t,ouan and seo,= ,Aeldiea 81 l
"a 81 hes s;s ne ocean - ~ .S2a ,'sSa ag0n W
AioUa lie narrow vay ,hsy g-td S.A a. al ,ea s'Si
70 uh,rs gr red re-. s1,rs ;se Sea- ts.i.
-g,asnbsr. Al, anaJ lors SJrr DSsle IS aad nAEe
'chNys &c he luccu sr HsS e--sss - Ia .0's -a'
A, .umnts Clouds :. - ral and sr-Al A saiae= ss-=
So dd ~. am and a-.n-g : =, S-'h -eS' - -S->-6
Rr,h sssa n: .ss-GI, 'p's, stsr.-: tie c2fos7s r
Dur Nsilatf CnlHuHt '4Zr va 4Ab-o
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CONTEMPLATED "mB.L MOVEMENTS

Washington letter writer under date Of The All inst
ssys:
Washington g led tonight With rumors derived from
secession Sources by way OF B,aore that the rebel
army al Richmond is now route to mske grand
at .ck upon Washington. THIS rumor Is strengthened
oy Information thl ough similar sources al Fredencks.
burg that ia ees than wetk the federal forces there
will bs driven out Il is known that the secessionss
there have daily and mueiists and unrestricted CON-
muDicaton with Richmond and IL regretted that for
several days past there have been sent ou' from that
point 1g parties 10 ascertain what 10 gong on
IN front OF OUT position there.
Tue report from Warenton tonight that the rebels
have actually evacuated oh nond, Is not believed, I'M
esa they have le their pila for the PURPOSE o. attack
Ing Washington. Shrewt military men are OF opinion
Ii this Is the real aud only Interpretation Of the evaeu'
stio1 II Guy has tax place
l. would be bold and desperate movement suited TO
tie fortunes of tho rebel lsiders They know that IL
nceaary 10 strike before the three Lu1ired
.houiand recruits shall he brought into the field TO over
VII m thcIa + IL known that ever snce the sven dLys
,ht u froa Of Richmond they have been concentrating
there Ill the forces that could be raised 10 every quar-
ter OF the South and s believed be the purpose OF
the re BEL Gsuersld TO leave in the sropg works around
ohmond Sufficient force to repulss any attack Of D.
scelans army while an immense army shall be thrown
10 w4rd pei down the valley OF the Shenandoah
ba! arc ID il, intp Maryland and upon Baltimore aad
Washington, end ttus change the aspect OF The war;
while Gen. Pope lie pit smuiedwith show oil fo'rc
his front unt too late fall lex In defence u May
lad fro u { . invade.
These he ipyG u,ItoDs OF military men but they
arc worthy oil ooned ration and should stimulate the
people of the LOYAL states hurry ior~ard their recruits
D. by SCORES Or hundreds bus by rtgnents sad brig
sies.
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NOT.CE.-w
,USIVsRssTY OF VfEuIYIA.

IL next sss o tiI latosn - nmecce the lat "a
Il Ce,obsr, 5d. aud ems On el,aiIs 4.s Il Jay
The exc eses m all the pnmsLti % lst
a- aid Mecie'L win be cisd he IRE beias I'd
Fixed purpo.e 81 thu Board Of vso's he ei;y
si In 'hef edcs 10 nsinaE the witch he .t1 m
b acquitted AZ eett OF Les Iin<
Act Of the L'gslita nske, pro- m for he else
fry s'hdsn's lone froa e. Of ire sOnal dare - he
Mue) Tree VI sg ezss for icbi ~ fee
NscAneis eut for Of the I'll iouI % O.
III iayitel from tsitt larxe mi
eAnt should b. ssi sev-nte OF qi.hsd prsa.
by he In 5eoa fiFen 1th University nj erted ptcun
eircpmi.' nces 20 tie sst's Of
suy eeriiaei 10 the oh irn'n h euy App
MI vacancies viii be made By toe Faculty the septsn
bar Iert ~ n
sMtrpTs
aug IL -ei4 lchsrns ~ the F,cBIy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12
CAPTURE OF THE BRITISH srrAarR MEMPHIS.

The New lork Herald, oil TUESDAY, says:
The British prize steamer Memphis, captured By the
United States gunboat Magnolia, OIL Charleston, South
Carolina, on The 3lst ultmo lies at anchor of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. To the superficial observer the
appearance of the Memphis is not particularly striking,
the symmetry OF the vessel Is ojscured under thick
coat of lead colored paint. To the cOnnoisseur Of ma
rine architecture the is different. In The captured
steamer they vessel Of superior symmetry grace
fu, sharp lines, and other indications OF swiltDess and
great speed. Indeed the Memphis has all the archi
tectural ornaments aud improvements for which the
British iron vessels justly celebrated viz: The
sharp bow, inclined sides and graceful round stern
Her engine in itself Is a superb piece of mechanism,
works TO charm and drives the vessel with uncom-
mon speed The Memphis has good carrying capacity,
and will make excellent government lreghter
troop transport. When captured her ship furniture
was all that could be desired for the comfort and luxury
Of the officers and crew. Apropos Of the capture Of
the Memphis: As before stated, she was captured by
the United States steamer Magnolia, herself recently
captured prize, which her rst cruise under the
Federal flag and had been bat a lew days out iron,
this port when she had the good luck overhaul this
prize, the proceeds OF which 10 be divided among
a small crew The Magnolia only succeeded in cap
turing the Memphis by her superior speed.
The memphis was heavily loaded with cotton.
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TaE 'IKsrPR,ssIBLE oosPnof" Is niw rOaK-hi
BlTwsEs wHlIIs And RLLoKs

TdE 'IkRkPRssslbLf CONFLICT IL -" ioAA
BHwsEs Wits Ard BLloKs
II Brooklyn, n. Y on the b inst, serious riot oc'
Cured between number OF I.ish sLorers aud tie =
geo workmsn 10 the tobacco factories. Tie negroes
had been very iasoent ior several days. The Herald
says: .I .sa d, -.i4 h...i ...lf.a., ..
Ga sAurday lag. bostitss assumed the first prsetiesl
shape. the afternoon Of that day one OF the gots
employed 10 Lorlsrds tobacco fic.ory was standing in
the doorway Of Gra6ys liquor store on the oppo.ite
corner Of the tt'est wheaa whit, man. who wsnted 10
pass in asked him quietly to get out of the Wy TIE
ngto said be wouli not be had as good right there
as "aby other man." The wine man again asked the
negro to step side which the htfer grufi refused
to do uron which the formfr kicked hun out OF his way
seeing this, another coored man ran tciose from L
riards with knife In bis hand 70 sab the white mao
but Was prevented from doing any jlry ~ police
man who came up. This ended tho difficulty on saiar
day.
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OS 9 Fon the ose II EKshsns so'r - f.fis T.
u Va ,iHH. hospee xi / nAfkcd's Buekne.H
IL ntails papers, kc vau MY - ne vh pa
b-ra reward - any retain Il 10 The Gle the spors
ucod Hotel -pg " IL
n WE'D PRAeqEs o. esrtgr rent and Tor s.,s ~
~ aug $50 oHs,0S, foUhGEa orEs.
on LBS suaKRIoR BLUf PILL MAa., Isat E sysd IL
~ sasbz ", PErkzsos Oh,
sass DfrsSsts,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12

ii thsss sts,ss Eelssssd sP,ty bst-see $50 Nsd
$50 IS they dc Ost-ess ls4o aai 1850 Trey hsvs
shits male pop0lGtiou between Tie sses Of is And 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-12

100 LSs. eUa oAMPHoR, i,s: to hard and Tor sale BY
4OO w. PkTEss CO.,
sssF rb Main street.
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TO CORRssPONDKNTs.

~ L.aas o. bssAss N-S "a saA,sSAs1 70 a. "NS0r o.
RI Eg."
ArfEels t-issa bsa stS1 oitAs PdP uA ~ GO NA'
a. tl Is rs Of !OAg saaadtag, 0s9G 70 % hE0~N ' a.
Ga OH u no d2ort from, 06ts-GrS
80 AGA. ,4ass ars 0Aargsc Sor - adssytissAssas
-, "a sa.aosuadsrsaSs rs5Aci ~
, 1862-07-26
HUMASON & ODELL
o. HUMASON

o. HUMAsON. JAS. A. oDELL.
A TTORNIES AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
"A Dalles, Oregon.
Prompt attention given to collections and other
business placed in their hands.
March 80, 1862. l5ly
, 1862-07-26

ID. MCCRAITH & Co.
Nez Perces street, Wala WaIa,
IMPORTER and WHOLESALE and RE eZ.l
i TAIL dealer in ssR
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
II III GR III aD Eg @@ .
WENlAS0 &Go
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
Vancouver Brewery Ale,
Lager Beer,
California Native Wines,
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,
Turner'S Syrups,
Cordials, &C., &C.
B R A N DIE ESi
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Irish and Scotch Whisky,
Old Bourbon and Rye whisky,
Bowers Bourbon whisky,
Monongahela whisky,
London Stout,
Dublin Porter, &C.
THE CELEBRATED
Oldner'S Delta Eye-Opener
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
CASE GOODS, CORDIAL GIN, CIGARS,
SADDLE. BAG WHISKY, &C.
Country Orders sol cited and punetually attended
to. TERMS invariably CASH. ly
The Fashionable Emporium Of Oregon
IS THE
City OF PARIS DRY GOODS STORE !
In the New fsree Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
THE proprietor of this well-known establish
i ment has spared neither time nor money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods, and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia, that when they are in need
of anything in my line, and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the abOve-named es-
tablishment, and you will
be sure to get just what
you want Enumera-
ton of my stock
is impossible
1t consists, in part, as follows:-
Blk silks-all widths, Colored Silks,
Gros dc Naples, Bl'k and Cold Alpaccas,
Reps de Naples, Lyonese Cloth,
Embd Reps, Bombazine,
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths, Debeges,
BOnnets, ClOaks,
Shawls, Cashmeres,
Delaines, Poplins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Children's Goods, of every description,
Ladies Ready-Alade Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Victorines, Cuff, &c
Hosiery and Gloves, Of all kinds and Sizes
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
eag@ Always on Hand, and Made to Order ga
AFull and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS j
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER
Portland, Nov. 20, 1861. ".
, 1862-07-26

A WIFE WHO KNEW HOW TO LET WELL
ENOUGH ALoNE.-A few weeks after a late
marriage the doing husband had some pc
culiar thoughts when putting on his last
clean shirt, as he saw no appearance of "a
washing" He thereupon rose earlier than
usual one morning and kindled fire. When
hanging on the kettle, he made noise on
purpose to arouse his easy wife. She peeped
over the blankets, and exclaimed, ''My dear
what ale you doing?" He deliberately re-
sponded "I've put on my last clean shirt,
and am going to wash one for myself. -
Every we'll" said his wife, Sc you had bet
ter wash one for me, too"