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Gse W" have no new. Il interest
from The Tcnncss,o iiv,r rso oI
the cncmss guibnai. .scre sunk a.
Island 10 by oar %bultcries. IL the 70.
cent Eight. \ desperate fight toA
place N New Mcsico, be .cen ,lc
Fesan' Hna Yanhec,. The latter
lost 200, At the Fort Craig fight.
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Cap, fHete Ie#sss Psnis ~ nest
Monday, the gId Inst. 10 jpIn HI.
tef'@em' W. eat'. 10 cn,,j 10 ,p
%'hlie,iof. any %llief. NJ sa,eIe,
rliieh il'elf friend. my si.h 10 sem
them Il shoaId nj be imsmts1
that . m'Jofi'y dlbi. egmpiny htss
fe'ehlisied fa the var, and t.pain
: ptif assures - That neatly ,,efy
man 10 The company viii r%eehi.t-
saeh paI'"i'es'esaiop eabnot Le to-
highly rewarded.
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A'aW flfgfets haze tfswh moasy
~ ihsf epiian, they M nos ptepat
II f. ply .. their N birlaas.. xhieb
v lopa they vii A. wilbeai ieiay II
they ~ hni ply VI, W. slndl b. eam.
pllel 70 sno on all claims that haze
~ iiftei sltee The passage ~ the stag
las
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wAmU's warrCny.

Al a meeting Of this company on
Monday last, Col. ". s: Ward vac.
by reclamation, elected Captain. and
). David Vance. Fins, Lieutenant
The remaining officers will be elected
on some future day. This company
y rapidly filing up, and we ad,;..
oil Who wish to join to do 50 a, cuce.
rs the opportunity will no, he pre-.
.en,ed amer the company |. orem
ized. Fifiy men have been muster.
Cd IN, showing thai the company will
soon b. filed up. Capt. warl r..
e.'ved a dispatch. frcm Col. Clinic,
Of Grenada. on Tuesday las,. Stain,
that he coald g, one hundred and
twenty men for the battery, a ,
'ecnPany Of men had beea di.b.,asi
IN ialobasha, Who s,gniasi their VII.
i'nsu's' to JUN 10 attractive a br.ae,
o. the service as lieh, artillery. n.
ssl's.f' however. Tia. Capt. ". can
get he qucss 81 nss wisho,, coin.
~ Il shb essst5.
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GtSGttvORy

The 6b,ert.or has authorized Drs
Sor'ls and sloscly to establish a nan
ni'ctory Tor rans in panola. IN \
large scale. and already ,x,en,,u,
preparations have been made f.,
manufacturing rifles, s,ith sabre ba,.
onets aithchca. Governor P,t,u.
has advanced two ibns aud dol'.r
IN cash, which i, nov IN the haul. -,
responsible parties. shouing TIM, HI.
Escellcncy is determined to .p,re n.
expense IN putting Into operation
elective measures Tor the man,l,c
,nre Of good arms. The gentlemen
who have charge Of this establishment,
are working with a vii, and arc cscr.
ting Themselves with c,mnendsble
energy IN placing the gun shop IN n
successful basis. They expect to en-.
rl"y no less ,hnn.foriy or fifty work.
men. Fred. Licboli. the master ma.
ehan'c' has already commenced vo K
ing the bnysnc,s. which arr = credit
TO his kill as y superior artisan.
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Tho memlers n Ward. Battery
ne requested 10 prel ~ I'@nala. ep
saturday neat ~ business ~ rapot
lance viii DO brought before thu
meeting Game ~, panai,e., and
give Capt. Wafl eoir names.
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n 7TI0fl lIW IlwI r0IrlIg '
boy fifteen fall coufm.o Fl aet
We ser'ire. ou ~ voting pet,l,
llon ol fourteen hundred 81 NJ
ne' loov y . .eglo county IN m
nla' 'Ha' lna lfaI ll1tph ~ ~
ngli
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT BATTLEl

AVN" enlisted In the C~.nf-dsrs,,
service. and having the hu.invs. oi
.te . m ~ Bssrs 4 Simm.ss q, settle Or.
hereby siss aas,ec that Ill whe a.. N.
ir''sei !" the sdi n A.. 4 Simmcrs M.
rsqi.s'ri 10 ra,s. f.swsri aud ~ H.. h,
n''s~, " th-v van Jp NJ in,rs. n. | I'm am.
,''sss 10 bav. tho hasiass. cls.~i up .sfprs
-. JAS.S SIN, TINS.
BsfrsvmiK. Miss. Aicb. ~, ,sse.
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n
Tbs sssss N N~issl.sitSl. 1sk.-~
n Permits ssd1s1.
A sulrs bsfwtA IN CIen
y ~. oMes N lhs ioss N tssEy
IL assass, ~ dss. Nhm4
Iue, W. ttuuaIss.1
n he nat sslsna
klpaheih ls'sd.es. ! ~
Ten, ". Dessisss
1yp,S smtssit 4 n u Sr~.1
p.sst~s 10 ,hs s1/h~2
curt I'M ~ ari~sAshjl 1~wN
lass y y soN .vesldsmt n yp6SS<
.,'.'rri. ant u sss sIsass ~,
that n" wdissvs evsssH - ~
'st'rd ulon h,s. u 10 ttNr)m~ ~
hat the .nld defendant suee,~is.I
,nssrr ~ demss n sstl I'M = ~
The merit term IT said N,sis M
1t ,h" seari hosss NJ sssA e-crrs,L
i.wn Of Pamela. IN ,hr II Nss.H
The Monasv IN M,vvh. M, ss1s,c,
'uch dual ascves vii ~ ~.
shall s-s's Just AND props. n,sca
ordered 'l'ss = swps n ~ Sg1rs~
li.hed IN tho rraois Hisv, ! jSAis ~
rarsr puhlishsd n ne ssus ss.
'aii county, for faar we~ls sssnuusa
4. y. KASoukNI On
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Is@vs - ; As6si>s n ~ n M.
w#'y she 81 n Its tsfssGt
Watt Ii4fs~t1s sks III tsss 4mpt
w. e plant IisfiF tfaps tfvs N
= mp'eg IFsvss u N ssymlw'
=ie sHatas - n ~ $50. shl...
~ fiseiss. VII fssysatss ~ len
sai gats, fhs tfsIs. ~ lhe.s en-
pe thu .fssssi -Igsasst. ~hs N,
sling - sssia n The sl#we ushsr,
Che fa'flafls msh shg sist n hkkg
~ their sanift. hsssr ahi Ihsk
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~ which 3ore not taken away, vii
Ilm. them VI i'apts station.
AZ . meeting of the Mrsi,sipp
Defenders, held y, Eureka. On Sal
drins, March y, 1852. Cant. "
w. Jtbnson was called to the chair
aud H. !. Ciowcll. acted ~ secretary
The following preamble aud %resola
tons were adopted, towit.
WHEREAS, Believing from TN
known condition nf Col Jnel A
Walls health. that H. Offering Nj,
r'lcc' 10 the Southern C~untcdrrac,
u The capacity Of a soldier. h. wouId
hr making u greater sacrifice Tim
patriotism require. ati learning thai
y - the general wish Of c%oninunil,
that he should remain At home. mn.
part c pate IN the discharge ri tho.
duties incumbent upon thosc Who NJ
ef'derei incapable Of military service
by physical debility, ~ other cireum
'tatcc.; therefore,
Resolved. That It is the op'n;op
ibis company that Coz joel A
wall can accomplish mere for III,
advancement Of the S%ounbetu cans,
~ remaining at honc. anil ASSISTING
Il tue rel ei oi di.,r, s. incidental Il.
war, and attending to the wants o.
t'c familie, oe abscn, volunteers.
than by expo. NJ himself. in hi,
r'esen, STATE Of health. 10 the riror.
aud seventies lnseparaLle from csml
,lfc.
Resolvsd, Tia, the thanks Of hi.
compan, be- anil ARE hereby tcnicrc,,
!" Col. Wall Tor valuable a~ssi.tane.
wherever il was nced.,l
'ic.ol,ed. That since the b, cakinp
ont oi the present war. Col. Wall IN,
'c'ed the par, Of a loyal citizen anil
= tue patriot. worthy ii imitation H.
y country struggling Tor i,s right.
,nsr its liberties.
Resolved, That Col. J. A. Wall h.
'rp"in,el the agent II the M;..i..ip.
p Defenders 10 src tina, ,he,r fam.
les ARE well erred for. and 10 tax,
Of The Bond given fcr their r.
and have anne recorded.
Resolved, That b. Y. Csowell be-
ippc'n'et Secretary aud Treasurer o,
be Mississippi Defenders.
Resolved. Tts, sl,nuli The sum.
Subscribed Tor the purchase Of a ass
or this company BE- not used for such
purpose. The same .haIl be appropr,.
ted Tor the use Of the needy sick VI
aid company.
Resolved. TIM, a committee Of 1s
appointed to solici, contribution.
I blankets. ~ It's, clothing. Sc, &.
his company. and to roper, their
accc.. At a meeting Of the same H.
C held At Eureka. Saturday, 2a,h
ass.. consisting Of n. n. Moorr. ].
!. Wall. A. Z. Tucker, Dr.. ]. n.
Il. u. Crosicr. W. =. Clinton.
|. W. Bsers, 3. W. AIar.- n p
melting. Jacob chapman. A File, !.
and Slessrs. Basss / Hunt.
Rvsolvesl, That the editors Of tho
Stsr b rqsested to psbli.h
10 foressxag proceedings.
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49, Aua'#aah sIrsH4 Ashssfsuhf
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fhH HHrh mFgHifsslm II fhs mil
IT, mi fhal h 80 NJ. lhlehflan u
hst tine u waeF = ieisi IN ne
tarth n ne militiHl sai fiiee lhem
Z esmfs n Instruction Ths a.
.btle ~ che presume n IN II
Ha#ley mi fstettei m ths ntsi
w N gy pfettbrf, ~ ~shsu fins
Z ilta truth N the mtffef.
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-stsss ~ witDism oeup. 49,.
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tun's. r''srtv. ssississippi. ~ - -!
term. Isfs3. that sad estase = u1Nanl
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nj have th~tr e,siWs 1wis ppANo01
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~ as~A>sshs e,sse
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~ ~. sosaaas = -
$780, aay zeeo -
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ps.ylns ~ aseule0 $780,
teaese. dnaAe Oaesoem1
= :s6sse Use v
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ttpt Middleton, ~ the Pnml
Cavalry, desires Us 10 slate that those
sbo breigbt ~ gun. for vi. eoInpa
~ which uote not taken aw,y, VII
Ilul them vi i'npe's station.
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W. gts tieH % tbanpW : faf
: ~ fhi elaagfs IT. occupation D.
ihni q i'amsier H. spm ~
hafsetf
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Net III 'nf thai he aet. married
md Ab ai W. 'pnue start 4 hpr
ni hoe hop ani miIl otfy stare
t'ufffet fpfrseniiliuh ~ fashions H.
heir you6F daysi
, 1862-04-19

him without due process of complaint nor
form of law : If he should be arrested by
mob law, why not all the others who par
tieipated, soldiers andcitizens' They GER
tainly were not less to blame Again, we
assume that the officers on that occasion
were acting within the legitimate province
of their duty in quelling the riot and restor-
ing order. Ifso, citizens who participated
to secure the same end, having been called
upon by the officers. were just as much war
ranted in their action Who, then. had the
officers fright to arrest.on the spot, : it'll
out the process of complaint and issuance
Of papers; Most conclusively those who
resisted their authority. Under our laws
there are proper forms of investigation We
have grand jury, and besides, every mar
has a right to enter complaint against ar
offender and have him brought to justice
The officers are supposed to proceed accord
ing to law, and we are not aware of any
papers having as yet been placed in theil
hands for the arrest of anybody concerned
in the affair. isT so1
, 1862-04-19

porate authorities. through our Marshal to MAIN
TAIN order? Was ID u.not.strctly legal and lawful
for him to solicit the aid Of additional peace off
GERS and citizens to assist in suppressing the dis
orderP As 10 the report that certain noted
criminal took partin the afFray upon the side of
the authorities, can be no Excuse for the high
handed outrage committed bv the soldiers upon
the citizens, as demonstrated on the morning Of
the 18th. and for which .snu would Indirectly pal
late, to an extent, that cannot but create in the
public mind fearful apprehensions The vital
question in which our citizens are particularly in
4erestea rs, how shall like demonstration in
the future be guarded against-what precauton
shall be. taken to plevent re-enactment of the
, 1862-04-19
CITY COUNCIL CHAN rBEH. q
WALLA fWALLA, April 1,5, 1862
comdg. %nd' Post. Is w ALA Walla

COL. HENRY LEE, .o-+t- ..... ..
Comdg. Post Walla Walla: ,'3'
SIR -Withnutprolractngthis corresp pondIenct
unnecessarily 1 will simply call your atte ntion t
the object | had in view in advising YOU of The
demonstrations of soldiers in the streets o,' thi
city on the 18th inst 11i sd 1r
| apprebend from the tenor of your eply tC
my note OF the 18th inst That you are not in pos
session of the real facts leading to the urlf0rtiifr
ate affray enacted at the thea[er on the lOd
inst, ~ o' .is9a7ess su} 10
Upon the OCCASION alluded to- it appears tha
several Of our citizens Withdrew from the house
sometime prior to the outbreak, for the reason
that the rudeness and nsvility of severaIs older,
made it dlsagreeable to them. Y At the iristance
of well-meah;ng cit zens the Marshal nterposed
to restore orders to his suthority the soldiers tool,
exceptions the Marshal called to his aid the
County Sheriff his deputy and some bystandert
to assist to suppress the disorder. .3nWh Whefeuror
two peace officers, acting strictly Within their line
of duty were stricken down with shots from he
soldiers AnaudieDce Of several hundred ci tize rs
Including women and children, were exposed to
instant death from the beliigerent demonstrations
of the soldiers After order had been restored it
appears that three. citizens, INCLUDING two peace
officers were woundedl-one SUPPOSED to be m Or
tally, one soldier Killed and one wounded. This
conceive to he true state of the case so far as
I have investigated Ale matter. s-o j n
o You have seen fit to characterize the afray as
premeditated murder on the part of our ci tizens
and would indirectly excus6 the soldiers for their
demonstrations made oa the morning of the 18th
inst. No1otheri co Instruction can be put upon
your note for you igiye me to understand that It
is but reasonable to- expect soldiers will ei-
cited, etc. Was Il. hotthe province Of OTr cor
, 1862-04-19
NOTICE. .,
Territory of Washington,

7 v
1p 4.4ai County va Wnlhl ALA. -
In the District Court Of Walla Wala County-Fiist
Judicial District.
~ rais3rTO THOMAS s. SLOANE.
XZOU are hereby notified that Charles Bcnnetthas
i fe'l complaint against you in said Court,
wiIigb will come Oh to be heard at the first term o
the Court, which shall commence more than three
months after the Gath day Of January, 1882 and
less ynu appear at said term and answer, the same
will he taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted The object and prayer of the said complaint
j. for the recovery Of the sum of two hundred and
fotty-nine 10 100 dollars, balance due pronisso-
ry note made by yon to one David W. Helm, for the
sum Of fye hundr' d dollars, dated 1st November,
1860, and payable six months after date, which note
was the 2lth day of November 1881 dul assigned
and delivered to one ". W. Wisenmh aId on the
2Sth day of February. 1861, the same was assigned
bv said Wseman and delivered to plaintiff, with n-
terest thereon and is of suit. ID Ifu r4fel
8ln3 rsr3i w. A. EORGE., Plffs. ATTY. .
, 1862-04-19
Legal Notice.
H'ift Legal Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, /.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County OF WAlLA WALLA, 80
In the Dis rict Court Of WallA Waa County-First
Judicial District.
To JOHN BUSEANGER.
VOU are hereby notified that KvilhAuff & Gnichard
have filed a complaint against you in aid Court
which viii come to be heard at the first term of
the courty which shall commence more than three
months after the 25th day of January 1862 and un-
less you appear at said term and answer the same
will be taken confessed abd the PRAYER thereof
granted. The object and prayer Of said complaint is
for the recovery against you aud one Henry Brown
of the of four hundred and sxty-seyen doilars
for buding material, goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered to 5ou and said Brown, about the
9th day of November 81 the same being nj, terisl
for the budngAnd erecting If a certain onc-storv
board house lot number seven (7) in block number
four ~ in the town OF XAll Wala aud also to en-
force mechanics lien said holse and lot for tho
payment Of sand amount and costs of suit.
f,o'GEoReE & SPARKS. - :. .
Jan. 2fSv lss2-8msl slTfD PIT 8 Attx's.
, 1862-04-19

Another shooting affair oc-
Cured in shise city on Monday night, be-
tween man. named l arris, better known
as Peg-Leg Harry and another named
Jack Crab. uIt app pears from the testimony
produced at the examination that they had
both been together on spree. Late at
night Harry seemed ITO become impressed
with the idea that it was time for Crab 10 60
home, and attempted to force him to do SO /;
threatening to1shoot him, and finally pre-
senting pistol at him. Grab procured a
pistol, when they again came together
Harry still threatening to shoot. Present.
ing their pistols they fred nearly simulta-
neously, the ball from Crabs pistol entering
Harris' abdomen, inficting, as is supposed,
a mortal wound. Crab was acquitted on
examination Harris having made written
statement freeing him from all blame in the
matter. ss aseW
, 1862-04-19

ettFrs tcstamentsry hnvng hecn granted to the pn-
IL DIR igned ~ the Prhaie Court Of Walla Walls
county, Washington Territory, on the estate nf q s
Mynott late Of said county deceased notice is here
by given to aJ persons having claims against said
tate to present the with the proper vouchers c
eter Of the Undersigned at his respective pace o
residence in said county within one wear from this
date or the Samewi he forever barred and all per
sons indebted TO said estate will make immediate pay
ment. ..~ W. II. PATTEN, f1i
T. SWEASY.. ~ 17TAeo"V9ioi
WALLA WALLA April nth 1882
, 1862-04-19
Washin0ton 5totcsnon.
SATURDAY MORNING, April le, 1862.

BRowN PAPER.-We are again COM
PEELED to publish on brown paper We
have made every effort to get our supply of
paper from below, but why it has not
reached US ere this we are unable to mag
inc. We have taken measures to have it
here in time for our nextissue atau events
, 1862-04-19
70 We are glad to announce a,r,,11llc, that M.

~ We are glad to announce that Mf.
Ned James, Wells, Fargo & Cos agent at
this place, has arrived, and will at once en-
ter upon the duties of his Office. AS an
expressman, Mr.. James has been long and
favorably know n. both in Oregon and CALI
fornia. With a.thorough know ledge of his
business, and'a proper appreciation CT the
relationships that should exist between
gentlemen, Mr.. james Will not fail in his
new position to make manyafriends and to
give satisfaction to all who may have busi-
n IS to transact with him. M
, 1862-04-19
DiAsoIution Of Co-partnershIp.

NJ DT1CE is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing bel ween Ryan Il Cross, in
Brook Saloon" was this day dissolved by mu-
tul lronsent - Jt
The business will he continued by John j. Ryan,
and all persons indebted to the late fl request
ed'tO maies Immediate pay lment to him, and those
having claims VIII also present them to him for pay
meat. JOHN j. RYAN.
FANNY CROSS.
Witlla Valla. March "a. 1862. l3wf
, 1862-04-19
Notice.

TTNIE undersigned Md respectfully inform the
L public that Mr.. A. H. Robe has withdrawn from
the firm of Nay. Bash Il Co., ny mutual consent of
all concerned-to take efectirom and after the first
day of .l;i1iuiry S52. The remaining aartners will
settleall bnsness connected with the firm prior to
this date, and will continue the business under it's
former style WAY BUSH & CO.
lXalla Walla. March %. 1862 N ---L- ~ N IL
, 1862-04-19

~ We have received no later States
news than that heretofore published
Whether this is owing to break in the
telegraph wires, or the fact that our Oregon
exchang are too much engrossed in their
own po itical affairs to publish aught else,
we know not.
, 1862-04-19

PLAGIARIsM.-The Portland Advertiser
must permit us to objecttoits style of steal
ing leading articles from our paper without
giving them proper credit. Copying items
as some contemporaries 20, without credit, is
mean enough, but this wholesale stealing is
abominable ''a'-i--.' -sa
, 1862-04-19

A LII persons indebted to the late Arm of Mears 4
n TAFT, or To ChapnceyA. Taft, Individually aIei
requested tn call Immediately and settle their ac-
counts, at the store of Brooks 4 Cranst0n with
whom Dur business will be left for settlement These
accounts must be settled immediately, or they will be
placed in the hands Of All tffcer for collection
9ig q ~ MEARS d TAFT, Wagon Makers
'Walla Wala. March 10, 1867. /JOH 1T lsml
, 1862-04-19
Medical Notice.
Notice.

r ettcrs of administration having been granted to
i "A the undersigned by the Probne Court Of Wallis
Wait e'uity ,W ashington Territory. the estate Of
John Francis late gf said county deceased notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against said
estate t" present the with the proper vouchers
to the undersigned ut his place of residence in said
county within nne year from this date or the same
will he forever barred, and those ndelted to said
estate, will make Immediate payment.
VIII. PATTEN, Administrator.
nWALLA WALLA, April llth. 1892.
, 1862-04-19
Dissolution Of Co. partnership.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
Frank Stule ami Antoine Bisette in the Belle Ureoe
Saloon, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due TO and from the said late firm Of
Frank Stone & Co. will be settled by said Frank
Stone. his .t,i
IHtgr FRANK X STONE.
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