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, 1862-01-03
MOssMAN & Co.'S EXPRESS,
TO AND FROM
THE NEZ PERCES MINES

EXTENDED to all parts Of Oregon = .-s7IT@@ =
II and California. Offices are estab- zzzzazsszzz1
lished at the places hereinafter mentioned, and the
following names given as
REFERENCES:
Pierce City-Hon's NJ. Moore and J. c. Smith,
Orc Fino-Messrs. Thompson & Jesse;
Wala Walla-D S. Baker q Co.;
Dal.es-Messrs Plummer & Riley;
POrtland-W Williams, Gibbs & Hoffman, Esqs.;
Salem-H0n's L. F. Grover and l.. Heath
Albany-Judge S. D. Haley and N. II. Cranor
Corvallis. H. Slater and DR.. e. She'll;
Eugene City-S Ellsworth and A. J. Wech.
]. v. MOSSMAN,
c. H. 1IlTsl ilIS.-
Fortlaud-S. B. PARRISH, Agent.
Salem-C, n. TERRY, Agent.
Nov. l. 1861. 1tf
, 1862-01-03
GRADON " STUDERUS.

WAGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MANU-
w facturers-Front street, Portland, at North
end Of the Bridge, nearly opposite Besser's Saw
mill. (ShUp formerly occupied by Hay GradOn)
Wagons Of every description made to order
Orders from the country promptly attended, to.
1v
, 1862-01-03

,ORGE. j.
GEORGE & SPARKS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORs ATLAW-
IA Wala Walla, Washington Territory
viii attend all the Courts in Washington and Ore
gon east of the Cascade mountains, and the Supreme
Court of this Territory.
- Particular attention paid to the collection OF
debts, and the securing of pre-emption rights.
Office on Main street, opposite the Printing office.
Dec. 6 1861. 2y
, 1862-01-03
BUTLER ~ BRO.

DIONEER HATTERS, Portland, Oregon-Manu
Il facture to order, and have on hand, every des-
criptiOn of Hat to be fOuhd in San Francisco
Give us a call, or send your measure, and you
shall be fairly dealt with. "
, 1862-01-03

The year. alas is gone
Forever from the world He seemed too strong,
Too mighty e'er to die He laid his hand
On breathipe rnillnrs esal tlTvy sitiii1- 5eIeath
The green grass of the grave he blew aloud
The trumpet blastof battle, and dark hosts
Met in the mortal shock, and when lhe fame
And smoke of conflict had gone by, they lay
Like Autumns red leaves on the plain; he passed
Oer earth, and, at each wave of his broad wings,
Volcano, earthquake, whirlwind, storm and flood,
Sprang up beneath the silent SPELL
And wrought the fearful errands of their destiny;
Yet now, his own great mission all fulfilled,
He lies on broken pinions with the dead,
There there to sleep forever.
, 1862-01-03

EVILS in the journey of life are like the hills
which alarm travellers on the road they both
appear great at a distance, but when we approach
them we find that they are far less insurmountable
than what we had imagined.
, 1862-01-03
j. w. COOK.

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale and Retail
VI Dealer in Tents, Awnings, Wagon Covers,
Ceilings and SacksP Porland, Oregon.
Tents, Awnings and Wagon Covers, made to
order.
Flour and Grain Sacks constantly hand and
made to order.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to-
All orders made returnable by the first conveyance.
, 1862-01-03

AND AMBROTYPIST
4 Main street, Walla Wala.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well as clear weather
Likenesses of children accnratelv taken. III
, 1862-01-03

SPEECH OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.-On the occas-
ion of the presentation of a sword voted him by
the common council of Philadelphia, Gen. Nc
Clellan replied as follows:
ask you, sir, to give my warmest and deepest
thanks to the honorable body you represent for
this entirely unmerited complin ent. I could
thank you better if thought that deserved it,
but do not feel that do Nothing that have
yet accomplished, would warrant this high com
pliment. 1t is for the future to determine wheth-
er | shall realize the expectations which have
been centered in me. l trust and fee! that the
day is not far distant when | shall return to the
place dearest of all others to me, there to spend
the balance of my life among the people from
whom | have received this beautiful gift. The
war cannot be long. 1t may be desperate. ask
in the future forbearence, patience and confidence
With these we can accomplish all, and while |
know that, in the great drama which may have
our hearts blood, Pennsylvania will not play the
least, trust that, on the other hand she will play
the highest and noblest part.
again thank you, and again ask you to con-
vey to the council my most sincere thanks for the
sword. Say to them that it will be my ambition
to deserve it hereafter. l know do not now.
, 1862-01-03
DR.. j. G. GLENN,

~ ENLIST. Office on Front street, between Nor
IL rison and Alder streets, Portland, Oregon.
Ian. 2 1852 6ms
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DR.. R. BERNHARD,
E. HAMILTON
R. T. ALLEN,

A UCTIONEER, WALLA WALLA-Will attend
N to the purchase and sale of Horses, &c.
Goods sold upon the most reasonable commits
siOns lml
, 1862-01-03
MOSS & BROOKS,
W. PHILLIPS,

HAS ON HAND large and well selected stock
4 4 of TIN WARE, manufactured under his su-
pervis.on by experienced workmen, STOVES of
various sizes, styles and patterns, Mining lmple-
tremely low prices
Your patronage is respectfully solicited. ly
, 1862-01-03
d s BAKER.

EREPROOF BRICK BUILDING, MAIN STREET
Il Waa Walla, Wholesale and Retail dealer il
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE
NAILS &C. &C., &c,
Also, constantly on hand, a large supply of
Rg- MINERS AND PACKERS GOODS, ,-&g
, 1862-01-03

A DEATH STRUGGLE.-I am for supporting the
Government. l do not ask who administers it.
1t is the Government of my country, and as such
shall give it in this extremity all the support in
my power I regard the pending contest with
the secessionsts as death struggle for constitu-
tional liberty and law-John 4 Dir.
, 1862-01-03

IN ENTlST-Tenders his services to the citizens of
IL Walla Walla and vicinity, and promises in the
various branches of his profession to render entire
to those who may desire to patronize him
Office, 4th Door above Union Hotel, Main street,
Walla Walla Off
, 1862-01-03

PA PosED.-Freddy, faly-headed youngstei
of four summers, after being the other day fol
some time lost in thought, broke out thus PA
can God do anything P"
"Yes dear ?"
"Can he do everything, PAP"
eyes dear"
"Could he make two-year old colt in two
minutes ?"
"Why he would not wish to do that, Freddy
"But if he did wish to, could he ?"
"Yes, certainly if he wished to-
"What in two minutes"
Yes, in two minutes"
Well then, he wouldn't be two years old
would he P"
, 1862-01-03
CAIN & NUGENT,
CHARLES HERZOG.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Walla Walla, w. T.
N Office, near the residence Of A. J. Cain. 2y
, 1862-01-03
DE. D. G. CAMPBELL.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, formerly of Cor
L wallis, Oregon-Office at the Walla Walla Ho
tel Main street, Walla Walla. ltf
, 1862-01-03

SAL" exclaimed Ebenezer to his dearly be-
loved when he arrived in Boston with his bride
on wedding tour, Sal, get on your Sunday-go-
to-meetings and things, and let's take perpen-
dicular promenade round the prejuncts of this
Well Zeb,' replied the fair bride, all do
nothing shorter But can't you say your gram
mar and college edfcation Ifyou want me to
sIather reound. and take trot with you, why in
the salted Jerusalem don't you say SO ?"
, 1862-01-03

children air dirty and ragged, where the gates
hay no hinges, where the wimmin air slip-shod,
and where maps of the devils wild land" air
painted on mems shirt bosums with tobacco ooce
That's what I'll show you. Let US consider what
the preachers do for us before we aboose EN-"
lie sed he didn't mean to aboose the clergy
Not at all, and he was happy to see that was in
terested in the Bonypart family.
''It's CRATE family" sed L "But they scooped
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eLD0RAPHfO NBWts



nos'los. rsxA4 March Ss.h.- lnssll.sens,
Aas test ossa r<cs.ved Of sssperass battle
asvsa Verde. four niiss above Fort Ura,s.
which occurred On the -. IL lasted al cav
The ooaasdsrases ANN lksA . 20. n. Y.a.
eral force consisted Of l,oos regular, and
A.oeo New Mexican voluntsesA eacluAins Lon
rikes reAksss. The susny NJ Arss astsmpt.
- 70 turn our Ian nank. but were repuIsed
~ AAjsr Losrtdse. They then ATTACKED
our whole linz Dsiag drivea back, the an.
smy concentrated en- our lsft. foroins
- 70 fAlI bach. The rsdsrals then
crossed 70 The tatsery over the nvsr -
This move proved fatal to them We oharsed
sAstr battery and captured II. Ais psfsins then
with great daughter.
The Confederate Loss h - killed ana lo(
woundel. The snemys loss In killed and
wounded u over ~.
Major Lcckr1dss and Captain Ven Haavel
Of our army, were killed. Colonial w. L.
HobsIds u suehtly Woaadsd.
At tho beSinni ing Of TIE nehs q saell ex
plodsd in NE mics: o. KIT Carsoa's reeim snt
killing and wounding -.
We captured nelA battery Of seven splen
did guns. ~ musksts, and many prisoners.
Colonel Green commanded our forces
General Sibley. though sick, was ON the bat
tie lsld.
0scsral Cxnby CON mAnded the Rsdsrals.
LAsIB.
Twenty. i've hundred Of the enemy return
Cd - Fort Craig; the balance are missing
Our forces have surrs unded them. and the,
must Ospituiate.
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~, Mtss5Es, EUITUkS.-Witl 80. r.
~ q, OF the Dts9c:eA. ID arch s&,h, de6ns
Ms p0stIiCl ~ reg ard 10 the ssrvic3 tia ne is
rendering I.1a Confsdsracy instead OF aiming
hi. sarcastic blows ut those Who have su Osti-
,utpsy T1s q 1est6G which he pr0p0unds
thus" :; &a;e bodied Laen have su6sti.
rNtssf' 4c will arswez-When raan IL con-
yiutsa saat he pr carss substitute. Eho is
sealthy fa6 s;rGnE man, sx 'mps In a&o fTe1.
military duly, and who would not en ter the
amy ia Gny utnsr capacity, that he ts thus
eGaoed 10 isnsta ct hcms - protect Large
Tamily aI1 overlook bsr OF slaves. en-.
esEsG Az raising crops for ths support OF the
army. aas s,r.tntng every nerve "a render
his country serv &c in every possible way.
e1h'rihntiag money faT beyond his means,
d-iiy adca inisteri;S to The comfort and sup
poi. OF those IN service when he II tn US con.
Ice, that he car reao-r his country ten.
led ucrs service eesopyias this position, Is
n not tTtf bile auo is il not also honorable
TIA, he should obtain 6 substitute, and can
aen,,.ais, IS. well "Iay the hatteripg mrs.
TOW L, his soul" thar he has askisteA In r-'
peiii .he invaders from his soil as ~ r.
y. - wBothus b,ldlF attaSks him, and writes
as if liz I'd spent tweivs months In na','s
~ hen .he Gre, aail was made ON the m1llt1a q,
sub . person representing himself as 80 r
beaded the list Of Applicants Tor exemf-
roE from the Governor. ara rsceivoa II, re-
uaintns at honaA. hasxipE IN luxurious ease,
'nen Z. p. ." Is an able bodied and r'cn
u W aa& is ey er .sx"r that others enoolc 81
Ter 'ts arus<, aaS is al ways boastiag OF pre-
uar,nYv 20 do so himself, but on every OCCASION
.aanr Gis tx exen pt,oG on the score OF great
nsst q, q phy.ielsn. IN s being but nimty'
prcuss 70 Nsye ais side from exposure TO the
Y,nges >. us,. ua he Is an MN! .2ner m.n
who are nav, q Ans ana NOT !tabls % military
dety aad csn N, Ter the sss s.svcs "a n t an
capacity thet he Ma just heeu eIers vsa 70 az.
aeis shss adding 20 nts f9rtnne. mixing az
sacrifice Of psrsou " property a. ne wao Pre-.
eu!es & substitute. Now that oe toll e pc g
SAFE acd sound at hoene, being in stfeS6 ~
good luck, he assu,aes nv challenge ptners ZOE
wait OF patriotism. Now, We, WHO are rep
,essntsd osl ths osttls laid by not Only oas,
s.Mnhenbers o. substitutes, cAn appval 70
~. p. O." fer bis Representative; but seao
sHsssSefs, none. should no. he, sntertai Wing
I've sediments tfet he expressed, be there
aimssf: He has no wife or children, whcve
aeafs would be isceratsd ny the saParatio.L
Dn We ARE erpreheDsve for "O. =. @, ;" for,
u he continues L, pursue the same course that
~ M done ev.c since thu war bega1, his
,suteIs VII never hud, bloom. or b pl tucked.
hasie. buckle on Jour aruor; for, Il your ex.
ample is followed oy many sons Of the Con
deracy, We will surely be, ere long, under
The reign of Lircoln. A IA RMER.
mh 2e-li< =
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The Valley Fight.

We few additional pAr:tsulars u The
...r Winchester. oA Sunday last. All
Ghs have Ssceived - contained n Tie
sh~,ns si.rstch 20 Oev. LsssAss. wAioA
f', asnasA us for publication:
as..,rex, harch as.--Isisats. Janktn, Vii.
,pd CAPT Morrison. asU prisoAsss.-
pa', or,soaers ,akel rom ne have been seat
..,uas9s. fasy all we're In ans spirits.
.,ser.i ioual. tor Davis ~ they passed
y, ss.nse wiaehester.
Vs." .hel1s wa. wounded tn ths arm oy
80 ss. Il was anputatsd. The snemyr
SEQ, killed and wounded They are
..,s,..si ana badly worsssd.
" ". =. 'ess W. four Auudrsa aud six.y .
tel Ashoy vas akirnisAtug near
sws,,sssss when last heard from, and u
- ssr aeuadins was going o.. A battle
,,s,iad Cur men are In Are splrits
N,ensadegt OF saecess. will keep you
-. 81 a. Union sentiment In Wine hes
-. oh k,hois is here and not ssrtou ii v
rat a. hAkAA.
issooSp DisRAfSH.l
sr.vssas ..aseh 10 All wac quiet Las,
,.shtsisocio,S. Col. Akhby had Q little
,,..s Ia the morNns, driving them back
.nss.,,.as twelve or fifteen. A. WI.
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Frem the Peninsula.

Ia. l.tss: sdvises from the Peninsula are
.u,te exiting They repzessnt the encmy
.ss5ya-sIag Ia large force On York town.
rbs suhabi.sn,s are lesving that region BY
yer, means OF transportation at their CON.
u.rs. al anticipation of the grand struggle
,sstse,as TO be Pc. ding. a slight shlrmish
.ns plsce On Thursday, in which Lit. John
y WAY, Of the osa Dominion Guard, was
v.aa.si ia he .>ip. No other Casualties are
r,ser ted ~-r@ time Is looked for, and
he most ...r,.s news from that quarter Is
hsuy;y sx pee tad.
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BY E. B. COOK, Isasis~Av !.
TINE kNrIRE FURNITURE oE TIL
RAtA MI EAaa 4 LIZ ALA he NY

TINE kNrIRE FURNITURE oE THE
L RICH aOND FEMALE AUADEMY,
~. Grace. between "a ana Alb streets, a.
Ausuon AT the rsqaest OF a. N EQpay !,
Ekq will sell, al Ihs Richmond F-mai.
Academy, on l+rsee. between I'd and Arb
streets, Oh WEDNESDAY II ap,il, at 10
O'clock, all tue FURNITURE, cons.s ting O,
Waiaut sofas, Arm and PaIIor Chairs, Mar
bic top Tables, Book Case, Brussels Carpets
- CO and Dam ash Curtains. Hat Ra 81, Music
STANDS aAd stools, ko.. &c.
THE CHAMBERS
ere furnished with sever a CON pl..s ssts Of
cottage k0rnlturs, OF he best quality, havine.
been nods in hiD city. Vain os. Narbrobes
Bureaus AID WashstAnds. with mar BILE tops;
Chalrs, Ohamb Der Oarpas. Chambe fuIpi
BLANKETS. Oountsrpanes. Oomforss, Shes s,
&C., &c.
TIKI DIsING Room
has two Walnut Extsnsion Tables, Is feet
long; Safes, about 100 Wood seat Uhsirs
large assortment OF china. Urocksry AID
GLASSWARE, Knives. Forxs, &c, ~.
TIE KITUHEN
excellent Range and Cooking stove.
The at:eR ton ef the pu bile 10 particulari,
asked 10 this sale, as tha quality and variety
embraced 10 really attractive, and chsrs In.
Queen ents rarely met with at auction.
NH 70 u. ss-CO3K. Aucrr
I1eY aoUOs, AAsAD.. = ada CLIO saRa,
- sHoES, &c, AT AUCTION -On MON.
I.AI, 3lst iass., 1T IL O'Clock. w.E sell, az e
ssors, isrgs and superior Let of Dry 0ouds, coz.
sst.5S Of may scasccaoie ariici.s.
ALsO~Af invoice Ut Ready .ssAds Clothing
ertrscisg Men, and 3oy4 summer Cashmere
S;.tinet. Uo.tonade. aaa Lusn P.ats, Goats and
vasts1 toge.h.r VITA Hand&esehia.s, Suspsneers
Gloves, Fancy Ar.Sclss &c.
At the same TINA Will b. sold about 900 pair
ucst exssl o., Shoes, suited to tAs sppros chins
NJ Wa nj tHnps <hat ~.sl
nhSS &. p. COOK, Anst.
sTy ILL b 6. SULD. Ut me confederate
w States Stables, Bacon @ osrter Branch
On "WEDNESDAY nexs, the III cay OF a lrtl,
At IL o clock N fourteen
H u Il K s,
Amongst the lot two nae ID ARRS, with foal
w. 8. WO ID, Capt. and a Q M.
y. TOOK, Auct. NIB I'D
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TWO ExUELLENr BRICK TENN.
MEATS On The SOUTH 6IM1 %
LEI0H STREET. At TIKI sjO0MER or
Srg ST, FOE SALE AT AUOT1ON.-Wu
he sold Mt auction on the premiAee. On SAX.
nRDAY, he 20lh Dsrch. led, =, 81 o'cioek
2 "a, those two excellent and Well hut2t
,rick tenements iccated a. above, one Of
which Ia occupied BY Chss. l. Hohson, AAQs
.hs Other by john L. Willisme, E4q Eae&
tenement has ample accommods IONS for .
large fsmiiy. and II supplied With gas. water.
suiverts, marble man tsls, and ALI the Ho1.
ssn improvement. and are 0ccuptoa ~ bef.
nsnent tsuants at reasonable rests. #
TsRA.-Ore. third. cash; balance aeonsaAA
.wo years, for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured BY : trust deed. The tases
and INSURANCE FIR 1861 " be paid hy the ~.
shsssrs: GODs IN APPEhSON,
NH - AuctioneG1
~ Immediately AFTER the shove sAle, VITA
be sold those two excellent Brick Tope.
nents, on The west llneOf ash s.rsst. - rear
o. the residencs OF Z. W. 3Nvoso, HRQ 90
ped respectively ~ Mr.. JaMss II. naksr
sa0 Mr.. John n murray Each has frost
% 70 feet and deptA Of IL fs4s, - N o1lev
q feet vide Taase tenemsnts rent FOR Chs
sach; w-re well built . few ysals ago. ana are
NV In good order. T1RAs-As abOvo. a ss1
sinh - q. = A.. Auoeo.
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NH 70 ADctioneers

NERY VALUa BE AVID ATTRACTIVE
v REA'. EoTarG, ~ TIE NUhTH
SIDE Of BRp-D. RgrW ZEN Sra AMI err
STREETS. FOR SALE AT aUCrlOv
At the request Of the o~ne's viii sell at ~ !ie
auction, on toe p.fRnes IN WEDNESDAY, tue
III April. 1852, - d o'claek Y. ~ Nmmeiistsy
aft t.e sal. Of lie fnc Esrfion CT 9Th stsee.
oocun.-d By w. y. Tcmckios. Esq., the old
BROAD ST Get Hotel property, i..,,'iaS 90 tss. or
the .ozsh side OF Arcsd Greet, ranni & back 49,
fe~f0 a &c foot n&vsd Alley, Ii will II cesirsd
o. ii. idsd lie 20 three ic<e of 20 CT froa or two
lnt. Of 30 feat from. toi as While 1hare 1, in
make. 60 more vAluabis PROPERTY on Broad
stseet.
TERMs Cash rs taeaI.. At tie ops!,o Il the
puraG:aNs. = b, porchA. ers TO pay tAs taxes and
ia "a: a0cs f5r 156x.
QUDDiW Il ApraRSON
nah ~ Au-t,o esse
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Professor of Surgery Ia the Medical Dol.
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~ JAAzs n. TzYLca 4 svlF.. lscts,

TWO VERY DE1S .ka BE TEEEMENTf
4 On THE WEsT SIDE OF STH, Ar ITS ISrIR
sEoTIoS WITH Bad SfHRST; At AUCTION We
vii! sell upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
3,h FAY Of April. .ommsEcing at ! o'ciocs
+. IL TWO very ass TeDements ioca ted
IS aboVs. aov occupied Tess ec:lvely by d =.
Reynolds and Mrs. SEeca nit ~ a vent Of SlSO
per anuun e:ch. This property is admir- aoly
located for business stsnde, togsther y ith
a. conso odations tor families
The lots iron. together Is feet, and rau
back y good depth
TxRzs -Oae' third cash tire baianee al {
AID Ia months. for Negotiable pa:ss. with
interest sddsa: :...d scared By a ,rEst deed;
the purchaser 10 asy the tsxes ard Insurance.
for lsC4 JAS nj TAYLOR SON.
NH % Auc,i,..e.s
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HDQ'Rs URUTonYIILD IdHT ARTILLERY, I
March 18th, S0a.
A TTEETlON, VOLUNTEFRSi-

1H OAx XMR1 S0VU 0EO.
The undersigned. h.TiAg secured splendid
BATTERY of hslc- pieces. have authority to raise
q company Of Light ARTILLERY, to be mustered In
The Provisional Army Of Virginia for the wa, and
have received sutho;i,y from tina Governor 70 ~
erult volunteers from the MILITIA, TO fill the
ranks Of the Orutchhsld Light Artillery. The CON-
paDy viii b mus tered In - soon a. . %af6eieas
number Of volu tsers have been received. A fine
opportunity now presents it.eN to those who d.
not wish TO 70 ~ Iailiusmen, TO e.rcu themselves
a voiu.teeIs. No substitutes received.
Apply q tina ofies of the Old Dominion Insur
Snee Company under thu St Char'es Hotel
STAPLETON CRUTCHFIHLO,
CHAE. d. WORKMAN
NIB l3-4sHH
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By GODDIN r APPEkSON, IEe,,on<svs

DESIRABLEL ITTL Z COTTAGE FARM
DOYS AcsBs, ~ oIicaIB's S1Rua PLAY
l siLa WEST OF RIcHxolD, toRaSALY At 20
TIOn will be sold a. ,uctinu. on the prepi.
ses, on WEDNESDAY, ID Ap'i'. 1851, as IL
O'Clock N the neat lit lie co sta 60 farm loca
as above, now In the occupancy OF Nh
Hin. 1t adj ,ins the lands Of Messrs Jnc. "
shields. James T. Suttsn. Jr. and others -
The lxrd ~ very fertile, ard portions of 1t
beGuHtel. The buildings "A the pl .cs are
nearly new. are OF excellen: character, and
sufacisnt for Il l-rss family.
1RRxs-t.ne.thirdc esh; haisnce 8. six and
twelve mon tbs for negotiable notes; in terest
added, secured BY u irus: deed Tia t.xes fot
1862 to be pSid by nc Ps,ca,Aers.
0CDDiN 4 APrERSON,
mhSa ADctionsers
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r OST "A PUUKET Book, containir &
forty -one dollars in money, and due
bill for twenty dollars, believed TO rave been
LETT in the s'oTe'of A. AptonL The flpdsr will
be reWR yded and have the thanks Of diea.
bIed soldier, by leaving the anne at th store
Of Vim lrs Smith, ia .ain street.
NH 2a-lts
z ,T.-Uo FRIDAY, the IS h day or Morca,
TWO SILK DRESSES. wrapped up
v tn piece Of l.adscolored line. A liberal
reward vi ! be 1aId 70 the finder.
NH So
xiTkAIED OK sTULEN-From my inI.
- On 9th street, between Cfay' and Leigh
where reside, a small miish COW red,
with a little white down her back. She has
short horns, one If wbsch Was broken n
some two years SIN Gel thiIk the Iefs horn
viii rive - reward for her recovery.
NH 20-St' p. TYLER
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III the - b inst. BY the Rev. Or. Bur.
r5g.. w. p. WILLIAMS and LEyINIA
BASrQN both 81 this city.
Ua IL. 23th mat, by Rev Philip Courtney
JANIS WALSH and SUSAN kAlNEY
to,h Of this ely