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+ kITEHS 'te~tanentary having this day
IL been granted t. the undersigned BY the Probate
court Of n ALA Walla c'nity Washington Territory,
on the estate of Joseph Brown. deceased notice is
hereby given t" all pers ms having claims against
said state to resent the same with proper vouchers
within one year from this date, and ali persons in
debted to said estate Will m ke immediate payment.
JULIUS BROWN, Administrator
Whla Walll March 3l~t 1862
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TTN Eundersigned I'LL respectfully inform the
/ public that Mr.. A. H. robe has withdrawn from
tie firm Of ay, sh & Co., ny mutual coasent of
all concelned-to take effect rrYn asd after the first
day If allulry 1852 The renaping partners will
settle III business c5nnccted with the frn priorto
this date, and vii continue the business under its
former style. WAY, BUSH & co.
Walla Walla, March 20, 1862.
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NJ ,flCE is HEREBY given that the e partnership
IN heretofore existing between Ryan Il Cross, in
tne Brook S-loon' was this day dissolved by mu-
tuil consent sHi iflllr iiNi1-t
The Business viii be cnnhluei BY John D. RYAN,
and all persons Indebted to the lite firm request
ed 10 make Immediate payhe:.t to him, and those
having claims VIII alsJ present them to him for pay
meat JOHN J. RYAN.
FANNY CROSS
Wlala Walla March "a, ls62l u a1li l3w4
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The partnership heretofore, existing between
Frank Stnt Antpne BiSetie iss fAe Belle Creoc'
saloop, j. vereby diSsrlvrt by mutual consent. .r
II deFs lue to ard from the said ltEe firm Of
Frank Stclc * GO, viii be setled by said Frank
Stane his
f lo 43o FRANK n STONE.
Wailn Wna, mark.
March "a 1852. it ANTOINE BlSSLTTE-
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ni -
CouSTY or MALLA WALLA, sS
In sle District Court Of Walh Walla County-Eirst
Judicial District. l44ltff
wa To JOHN BUSEANGER. ~ .
NOU are hereby nofihei that Kolha.itf & Ghichard
have ded complaint against You iii ~aid Court,
which VIII come OH to be heard at the first term Of
the court, which shall commence more than three
mmth> after the 21th day Of January 1852 aud un-
less you appear at said term and answer the same
viii he taken as confessed aud the PRAYER thereof
grahtc9 The object and prayer Of said ro4hi Llint is
frthe'recoveN against You ard one Henry Brown
Of the SUN OF f'nr undrel and sixty even dollars
for building material goods wares and merchandise
sold and elivered to you and said Brown about the
9Th dSsQt November 1871 the same being m, terial
for the building and ef3chg II certiih onestt,rv
board ifouse on lat number seven O. in block number
iOnr () i'll the town Of Walla Mala, and alsotO en-
force mechanics lien on said heuse and lot for the
payment Of said amount and costs ofsuit VNlltil
GEoReE Il SPARKs,
Jan, 25. lS62-Sm3I Pitts Atty's
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UNITED STATES OF,AMERICA,
STATE qF 0REaQ6s SIS.
1H County Of Wasco.

STATE or ORkaos, &C
* County Of Wasco
~ .1 8. u. ., l.. \, III III, :,
:" = = 0'n s'ess come or
w'@ f F ~ '"' OO''
/, james Al Odel, Notary Public duly commis-
stoned and qualified residing in Dallescity, Oregon,
send greeting W W.
Know ye that on the 2sth day of March, A. D.
eighteen hundred and sxty-two before me appexred
20. B. Gibson, Agent Of The Oregon Steam Navigation
Company. and noted in due form of law. before me.
tl1 said Notary his proest and REQ ures me to ex-
tend the said protest. And together with the said O.
fB- GiiSoh comes B. ). Drew and {. IL. johnson.
All of whom, being by me duly sworn, voluntarily
ana lreey ana Solemhly declare ana depose as fol
,ws, tlat Il 70 say mat IN the month OF Decem-
eeF A. d. ls6is and previous thereto -Ehe Oregon.
Navigation Co.were engagedln N carrying freight
Hn0 a passengers from Portand VIeg9n to MNA Wmls,
aShilg'on territory, oy steamboats, plying on The
N"lWnma river NheIeNer tue same II hay gfsls Tor
Ss't,r4'~lS neQ"een salu polhsi; that Between the
D7heS' oregon, ana DeFh hRes andpg on said riAer.-
uStaicT 3i hlcen mines land portage ihad 10 oe
ihaqe ana tpat salt company kept and used at The
san. 'eSV hcS l-ahulhg good stone warehouse, ins
"hch iieishnlh lralisltu Was stored tlhi IN said
'Noh'n % december while large amount Of freight
W s'",eG m sId warehouse illtrailsitG tor the SAID
b6nN and said Wila Walia became blocked and closed
by feS 50 that boats could nq longer navigate said
rNet Petweea sad points, and that the said river be-
tween SAD points remained blocked aud closed
alpre>aIq pntl hnou' the 2oth day Of March A. D.
lSG3, pf1nS whIci time the weather WAS very cold
and much OF the irelght stored aforesaid at ssil
Deschutes Landing WAS damaged and injured hy
ieyzns amy the extreme cod weather b"t MT by any
neHec' or Nini OF care Oh 'he part o. TIE SAID Oregon
Ne'Nn NhN COMPANY thhb the SAID freight
was aS wen protected rom the elC mentS could have
been done; That ,he said wareheuse ins which said
lreens W IN nS req wts good stone building in good
~, ','" '' ~ 9|aases mat haye@ccnrrcdt to
'l" II eu' "'S Soey "N 'he umslahces hqleinbe-
81 "l'' came. poropghlf 9ot be attributed 10
m . ~ n ''s ap OF delau' oI the
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NV lEREAS, my wife Lovna, having left my bed
w aud board, all persons are hereby warned
against laiborng trusting her my account, as
will pay no debts Of her contracting.
4litu =, JOHN DOVHL
Wala Walla, March 2l S62 l4w3
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THREE men wtret drowned
in the Columbia a shortnodistance b low
Walfula, on Wednesday, by the capsizng
of small boat, in which they we're on
their way . the mines
, 1862-04-12

TERRITORY OF WASHING .ON.iN -
CoUNTY or WALLA WALLA,
In the District Cour of wiila W lila County --FrS
I1.a.a Judicd District. Viii ,o 81
L. II Wakefield and 4. p tilzgcrld,-l r,l
f H Sanhel oivcr.i.I Account
TO SAAUEl. DIV ER. Dsf't.
XT0U areAerehl nqtiiiea that Nnkefel and Fitz
Il gerald, p amt ifs nbA uamed e,Ne fled theii
& cpp.aini against YOU and sued ontn writqf attach
msn against your property tand iii Javit Of non
in said court. which win eople on to be
beard al the first term Of the sour which will com
nence more than Three monls after the date hereof
and up!c Acu appear at esad term and itsN ei
tie sine MI b@ taken confess ed and the piliyei
iherof granted III Object and prayer Of said com
lNnt IS 70 Obtain Judgment against You and enforce
he collection otihe suip Of $2h and interest, since
June lS. 1861, doe plaintiff fer goods, wares and
nercpan ise BY you had and received Of said plain
ttfs, III June, 1871, and costs Of suit.
s bsanl IL. C. CoULsoN, IFS Atty.
Jan. 3, 1862. ~..-.s 6m3
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Notice

A LII persons indebted to the lite firm of Afenrs 4
N Tat, or tt Channcey A.. Taft, Individually, aleS
requested t. call immedihelvA ana settle Their ac-
counts, at the store of Brooks a. Cranston With.
whom our business will be lettior settlement. These
accounts must be settled immediately or they will be
placed ih the haldSof an officer tay .eolectan.
- .MEARS & TAFT, Wagon Makers
Walll Wallas. March 10, 1862. r .i..,. leml
, 1862-04-12

THE News IRON THE MINES. -Om let
ters from the mines this week are written
iin a more hopeful vein than some Of pre-
tious dates. They announce moderation
finIthe weather, giving the prospect Of i'm
mediate commencement Of mining opera
tons More gold discoveries are an
nounced as quite probable, from all that
could be learned, and a successful season
is generally anticipated Ere this she
miners have received fresh supplies Of pro-
visions, and they viii probably be sent for
ward in grea # abundance hereafter.
, 1862-04-12
Letter from Florence.

n 4...I L -.| .
FLORENCE, A ril 1st 1862
NJ MEssRs. EDITORS "A Shooting ahral occurred
here on Sunday in the well known saloon Of Ben
Anderson, One Of The parties, gambler, who
passed blythe name OF Dutch Fred, was shot and
instantly killed by man bearing The name OF
Burnhelm, an old and hardened yllain 1t is
well known hal ihis is not his FIRST act OF the kind
Persons are out in searenof him. ffh V~iHql
Another almost fatal shot was fred by a man
named McEwan at an Indian who has been pack
ing be f in here for some time past from The foot
OF the mountain The ball gipzed The top OF bis
head causing the blood to iiow prettys freely.
McEwan has settled with lie lndsan b! rayleg
him the sum OF $50 for the damage done.
A com:ailtte was appointed yesterday evening
at citizens meeting ior the purpose OF draNlag
up code OF civil laws to govern the actions or
residents here uniil The county is organize or TN
III such time as civil officers arrive. Xxx, ..
report has been IN CIRCULATION for the past
week THAI a party, consisting OF Charley 1iIver-
mtn. Jack Burnett and two others, have been
kllled, on their way 'beldw, by indians, hving on
the ryer between Slate creek and Lewiston. la AS
Burnett aiId SllNerman are known to hay HAD
considerable money with them, il is more reasona-
hle 10 suppose that if murdered at all the deed
was done BY white men instead OF Indians. :.
No Pa' k-ifans have yet arrived rom below,
but it is supposed number are on her way.
Flour has risen TO So perround, and every thing
else IN prpportioE ~
| The wealker has moderated SO that work will
soon be commenced in earnest.lA lAN ha 4niur
FELLOW CRAFT
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For Sale or Rent.

49, = = - Z TTTII 10T n 7--0
4 VERY DESIRABLE AND HANDSOME FAMI-
N lily RESIDENC CE--DeSirah'e 'cation.
TERMS EASY.
81 Apply at this office. 1877
, 1862-04-12


ar FLORENCE, w. I. March 26th, 1862.
Since my last letter winter has broken, and the
rapidly thawiug SHOWS and the genial warmth Of
the sun have given the means and the opportuni-
ty to miners to commence work for the season in
Their claims. Tais is true of nearly all, and but
a few more days of thawing weather will be need
ed to rouse the turhid torrents roar"-a big
Improvement on the Wild saAs which have blown
pretuy sfeadIIy--chird AS they were by sweeping
over wastes OF snows for the I,>t two months.
al WEATHER, PROPHETS. .di t.s.
Everybody here had grown nearly tired of
prolhesling and living to see their Lrognos,ica-
iions falsied. That February thaw. which
never misses according to the Oldest tnonntan-
eer-did not come a warm spell ID Januar, ,
failed for orcei " the break up about The begin
niug of March, fzzed out. But sir, on the glo-
rious 20ih cf March, or thereabouis there was a
sudden change In near three months this cores
pondent had been very pattern, butthe dav before
the thaw he went down to the claim, took look
at it, nearly foot OF snow fallen over night. cold
as aniggerS place Of future punishment, and the
correspondent looked at the snow and waxed
vroth and boiled over in an impatient and--he
ears-imprecatory manner. Just then something
chirruped over head-up in a tree was pine
squirrel Some davs before this little prophet had
got off some notes which indicated his Sopinion on
the state # the weather, but when detected, he
irisked away as if afraid that he would be held acs
fcountable for bis auguiies This time, however,
he held forth ioyously rand his shrlt voice sound
ed as if he were sure at last that he was right.
In twenty-four hours the weather changed, and
since the Thermometer has risen to go degrees of
, 1862-04-12

r. FRoMaBITrER RooT,-From. Mr.. Nc
Bride, who arrived here on " ednesday
day night from Lieut.. Mulan command,
we learn that the ROAD Expedition as pro-
crossing finely grading cl the Helsgate
The winter had been unusually severe in
the Bitter Root valley; the thermometer
had stood at 377 below zero, and nine
tenths ofthe stock in the valley had died.
AT Deer Lodge there was but little gsnows
Considerable stock perished or the Spo-
kane At Couer d'Alcne the winter had
not been severe. On the div de of the
Bitter Root mountains the snow was ten
feet deep when Mr.. Mcbride car over
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ou New BRIDGE. IL We learn that Mr.. d ].
'Sehnebiy has boug ghta claim at the mouth
of the Touchet and that he is col Getting the
materials with which to erect substantial
bridge over that stream--a work. much
needed The road leading there is cut out
and it is said It not only shortens the route
'to5aWallula, but is much betterr road than
theoold one. eos1 .ha,a s4
, 1862-04-12

SHooTINGiAFFRAY.-A most unfortun
ate and fatal shooting afray occurred at thu
,TLeater on Thursday might. A .bened
had been kindly rendered to the Uniol
Hook and Ladder Company by Mr.. J. B
Robinson, the proprietor Of the 1Theater
and full house had assembled on the oc
casion. The performance was passing Of
satisfactorily to all concerned, when ;
soldier who had been drinking too freely
mar5ed the pleasure Of the occasion by bois
ferrous conduct. Marshal Porter attemptec
to pacify h m, and upon being resented wai
about to remove Kim from the house, W he1
a pitched battle commenced, others of tht
soldiers engaging, and finally gener
fight ensued between the civil officers ant
citizens and soldiers. Pts were draw
and fred indiscriminately. One soldier
was Shot dead on the spot and another re-
ceived wound fOmwhich he died soor
after. Others of the soldiers received Sigh
wounds. Deputy Sheriff II. W. Green
well.mho was assisting to qdell the riot
received pistol shot in his hip, badly Shat
tering git and dangerously wounding him
Mr.. Porter was shot in the leg and other
wise bidly1hurt, though his wounds are
not dangerous. The house was crow led
ard the excitement intense. No two per
sons give the same account Of the ARRAY
1t cannot be regarded otherwise than q
most unfortunate affair, and we forbeal
making further remark until the matter is
better understood. f..r
, 1862-04-12

On motion. tAe eCorncihdcclancdthe several person.
haVinga plurality Of the yoteN east ia accordance
with The returns bef re them as being duly yelected
and Instructed the clerk to notfy them accordingly.
Whcrenpon notices and commissions were issued tG
E. B. Whifman for Mayor, l. H. Reese, j. F. Abbott
r. Jacobs B +. Stone and B. Shedeman for Coun-
cilment W. p. Horton for Recorder; g. Il. Porter fol
Marshal Z. Z. Kelly for Treasurer; L.W Greenwell
for Assessor; A. I. Chapman for Surveyor. -
OnAnotion the Council adjourned at the call Of the
President '9'- 5. +. LEDYARD, Clerk.
sf lrol-virarf a APRIL 10TH, 1862,
t'ouncilme agreeable to call of the President
In compliance to notice the newly elected Council
appeared, together with the Mayor elect, and were
qilaiifec in presence Of the old Council ~
On Notion the Council appninfedas corporations by
the LegiSlatureadiouned' sipedie"
The Council elect having been called 70 order
Messs. Reese Stone. Jacobs and Sheideman appeared
and took their seats absent, Mr.. Abbott.
On motion, 3D. T. Stone elected President Of the
Council -faoia e Jterrsl Iscoe ,e
At the instance of several members Of the Council
an adjournment was lad to meet tomorrow AIri
llth, at O'Clock P. ~, to receive The inaugural aa
dless, Of tic Mayor. S. F-LEDYARD, Clerk
, 1862-04-12

n4s sag- We giye up the most ofour limited
space this week to othe publications of the
eastern news and letters from the mines. a.
, 1862-04-12

PERsoSAt.-W had the pleasure Of a
call this week from Mr.. Leland, Of the
Portland Times He goes to enter upon
the labors of another season in the upper
country. His absence from the Times will
be source of general regret. owe hope
his efforts during the season will be at
tended with the most abundant. success.
Other acquaintances from the loser coun-
try have called upon US. all of whom we
wish mayreturn from the mines bringing
substantial evidences of success.
, 1862-04-12
Found

A Note for $42 T. in favor of A. Green, which the
"A owner can have by applying at this Office
, 1862-04-12

fF si
FiAh Letter.
FLORENCE. w. T. March 18th, 1862.
MESsRs, EDITORs.--You will oblige a largel
humber of readers and friends by telling US wheth
y we are in the county of Eldorado or Idaho
~ oooourt saws we are in the first the appoI-
rsi;,t act saws we are in the latter. : Excel
ent an,hortvasavs it is the caunty OF l-aont-
NAV and not Idabos Df, course t9ljis2 " lpaN
EEnothine rhore.D1We much prefer Ene s4ne of
-dabo to Eldorado, as the last IS out OF place ~
territory where good taste cicf etes that al cop
ties should be called by the euphSen'ous n'he ''a
used by the Indians themselves. | NJ" --''''
many will ridicue this idea, but twas in this ~
particular that the California Legislature gainec1
SO many l.laudts-hy adherng to the orlgna
Spanish names or substituting others of the same
language j hope the day will come when abe
counties named after small politicians in " ash
mgton Territory will all have appropriate Indian
titles conferred upon them. d. a is
WHISKY IN CAMP AGAIN. I.,t.i
About a week since the news came over the
mountain that whisky had arrived at the foot OF
The mountains. The intelligence was shortly at
terwards confirmed by the arrival of whisky ltseli.
1t may te stated to the general credit Of t econ
nunitv that except an occasional drunk, that m
diligence in the ardent did not extend beyond the
hesheklng Of lew ,tlpg Of whistles. For
the plesent, e,' .aA,,,- ssslTs.sss.' Of oeat'
from lack OF whisky IN Florence. o. fi.,
DEATHS IN CAMP ,inA
Two deaths have occurred IN camp recently
from exposure TO the coiu' producing am m
tormed' congeSton OF lhe lungs, am u""er 'iie
impresNonlhat they must nave oeen men OF i "ei'-
cate eonsllluuons LOT 'hoSe VINO co"e nere ~
good health usually become eAceeo'ng'y ROBUST
The extreme rarity OF 'ne a'h'oSp"ere mere si
often produces in new comers gasPlnS los prea.I'' W
but the apparent effects are not lnJurlOus-qulle
THE WEATHER. n
At this writing the snow-areat!v eight feet
deep-is falling fast and the wind blowing at a
furious rate. As matter of course, ell mining
operalions are suspended, and the miners are
snuglv housed. waiting for better time. This
cannot continue much longer ufiless winter Is to
constitute the only seascni of othe wear Lere
When The SHOWS do go. off there must be immense
freshets in Snake riveT and its tribntaries if'f
IL a'1- ai1 ioi b
l Aih''1 Ia If trAli trAliiDD - " ir'i'ia ioN' i m
.,,,,oetor Nrallo 1V,nol,,, n
the approhatioiY of all classes here for whether
Americans are Union or, Secesh they are not gen,
terallv Themes neither do they s-enerallv deienc
, 1862-04-12
whisky in Florence.
DEATHS IN CAMP.

Two deaths have occurred in camp recently
from exposure to the cold. producing | am in
formed, congestion of the lungs. | am under the
IimpresSonthat they must have been men of DELI
cate constitutions for those who come here in
good health usually become exceedingly robust.
The extreme rarity of the atmosphere here
onen produces in new comers a gasping ioS breath,
but the apparent effects are not injurious-quite
the contrary. arm oif 1H So
, 1862-04-12
Council Proceedings diu
Cry CotNc1L CHAMBER,
WA11A WAIrA A,nil Ath. 1862 {

A special meeting Of the Council was heldthis day
by order of the PreSident d1nsrH .lis1a !, s.
On motion, the Board proceeded to canvas the re-
urns of the fnuhcila election, ltlann the lst inst
The report ,f the judges of election having been
read, Indicated the lowing result:
a.Whole number uf votes cast, 422. 4ft- Nat- 81
L11 clll=- Il. " litInnn lreceiNe ed ZIG votes.
, 1862-04-12

MAYORS MESSAGE We will publish
Mayor Nhitmans message in orr next,
, 1862-04-12

FoR POWDER RIYERs---W eariaa informed
that about two hundred men are encamped
on the umatilIa, waiting for the sncwosto
disappear in tbe Blue mountains So that
they can erass into ths PQg III, griiyyeF mines.
, 1862-04-12

FA1IuRE.-'The steamer 1enino' V as I'M
sbleto make the trip to Lewiston last week.
She proceeded only to the bar about eight
miles above NyaItula, and was compelled to
return on account of thelpw stage Of water
The steamerswill probably not be able to
ascend higher than Wallula before the lst
of May 9igo94 10 8'
, 1862-04-12

sugg st the propriety Of one of the
Express companies putting on treasure agent
to connect with the boats below AS soon as fair
weather sets in 100000 aweelS will probably be
sent from this poipto At present the charge on
treasure is 7 per cent.-a sum entirely dspropor-
toned to the cost. and which cuts down the
amount sent to the actual necessities of parties
sending. | suggest to Tracy g. Go. to take this
matter in hand early or they may find competi-
tors in the field who will certainly do it. Their
connections below gives them great advantages
in going into this arrangement, but will it be
dime M
, 1862-04-12

The ahortve search rthe' Mysterious Dutch
man having ended in smoke, the popular mind
is exercised about reports Of places between this
and Crooked rivera stream TO the north Of this
| know of some Very energetic men who have
gone in that direction ooprospeci and on he
openingof spiipg there will probably be discov-
cries made public which will quite equal those at
this point From the reports of prospecters who
were out last fall, anticipate the discovery of an
extensive mining district of-which Florence will
be the centre ,,i,,. I.l.-I.
, 1862-04-12

O3p PApsp. We are compelled this aeek
!. A''~h on brown paper, and on much
less than our usual-slze, III consequence Of
of the non-arrival of our stock from below
We sent for paper in time or If to nave
reached US before row; but our agent
writes us that the express company have
kbeephnable to bring it through. We hope
ltoreceise a supply in time for our next is
sue, aud we trust our readers and adver-
tisers will accept this apology for paper''
ASSURING them tEat the misfortune is not
less ours than theirs e '''+ 4
7 Ialnera' --------- IL NI..
NEW Town S1TEs.--We understand
Athati the grounds adjacent to the Old Fort
at Wallula have been surveyed off into
town lots, and that spectators are weigh
ing the chances of building town at that
point This is done with 1.-THE view Of
making, town on the river to supply the
4 Powder river mines, it being claimed that
4 Walli.laIis the nearest shipping point tp
these mines-the trail to which is via this
valAeyai Others contend that Colo Beach,
near the mouth of the Umatilla, is the
nearest shipping point to the mines. and
the more natural locaiion' for a town
therefore tbereis a Slight "dnference o
J opinion among town-builders as to which
of these points present the greater induce
ments Our advice Upon this subjec
oIwould possibly be considered biased ami
gratuitousg therefore we will suggest Il
Z persons wishing to speculate in town prop
erty to come to Walla Walla We have
+" natural location here and art and capi
tai has done more towards building up
i city here than at any other point in the up
4 per country, thus ilisulingdts pardmarc
in the future IT is only thirty miles fror
here to Wallula and OILY eighty mile
to Powder RIVER. Besides, we have a fin
agricultural country surrounding us, d
(which nei her4of the other points oallude
Ito can b0ast Our city has supplied tn
Powder river mines heretofore, and it is nc
: unlikely that She viii continue to do SO i
the future. 9ioa sd 2Hrm0s 3 a.ran 3t
..Y|
, 1862-04-12
lpOsbino'on stutcsmorl.
IS sATTRDAY MORNING, April 12 1862

o0p PArsH.-we are compelled this " eek
- ,, : N''@h on brown paper, and on much
, 1862-04-12
; News 'Ot March 3oth. 3

Washington March 3O,--Gen. Shield.
telegraphsssEFz7 r5riTTc'oTN at Winchester
ia more fatallto the rebels than at first sup
posed. The rebels admit that they had
1000 men ialso, that they bad lost be-
tween 300 and ls5QO in killed and wound
ed ThesNictorg has struck terror to the
heart of thei Shenandoah valley .dt General
Shields was wounded in tbe7arm. .n,ed 81
Omaha. March 30.-The latest intellir
gence from Strasburg is to the 9th March.
The rebel forces rallied and occupy a strong
position near Strasburg. Another fight is
5mMinent.
, 1862-04-12

q LIVELY TIMBs-Our cityis now seeing
lively fines. HGtdreds ofminers, on their
way to Salmon, are passing through town
every day. They mostly go well supplied
, 1862-04-12

By thenews from, Portland see that the Cali
fornians are coming in great numbers. They
will find it TO their interest to be sure and have a
couple of months supply of provisions and abund-
ant tools with them, or they will have TO go
without when they get here. Impress this on all
who are coming that everything necessary to sue
cessfnl min ng or comfortable living is scarce at
this point. H. M.