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STATE or MAINE.

TktAsuREk's OTriot,l
Augusta, June 10. Is62. 5
V1PON the follo~,sy townships o' ,raes ol
l Iand, not liable TO lie taxed 10 any town, the
6,lIowiag assessment. we're made for Ccuniy TN
81 1862. by the Couniy Commissioners 81 Oxford
Coun,y, on the hiteenih day OF May, 1862.
Apd,yer North Surplus ani West, 52
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4 part Of the Probate notices Of tbs June
Term, will be found On the Fourth page.
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To ,a. lion. Z. W. Woodbury. Jodse Of Prola

To the Hon. Z. W. Woodbury., Judsr Of Probate
for ihs County Of OxGSd.
UNIlE undrryis ned. guardian Of Mary u. Giant.
j Wallace n. Hsnbl-.. and Frank u. iismb'
len. of Denmark in said Couaiy minors, issP-c'.
Tally rsp'e.eais. that said misar. arc seiIsd and
po.se sed Of the following Described real estate
wa, sixty square rods Tor hoase lot, o" the
Rad ieadirg from DsnmaIk to Fpsba's. on the
moth eide of aid rosd.
Thai an advaa,ageou. otter Of one hoadred ,ol'
lar. has l-cn made BY Andrew l. Smith Of D.a'
mark In said County. which oder u 10 Ior the In
iere.t Il all coaeem~d immediately 10 sooep,. the
proceeds % SALE 10 lie pot ont and secured on ~
i.tes,, Coz the benefit oi said m'nors. Tie there.
lore pnys that license may H. granted hun 10 eel
aud convey the above described real estate 90 the
petson making said offer. according TO the statute
IN such case INA ne and provided.
AlNInN T. MERRILL
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The only 9TH Of July celebration we hear
Of, 10 that at the Mt Zreon House. An
Grafton will be delivered at 10 o'clock.
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ALBION r. MERRILL.

.O,ToRp. sat- Court Of Probate in Eye.
burg. wilma anil ior the Coanty Of Oxford oa
the 18Th day Of Juae. AID. 1852.
Ga the peiiiioa aforesaid. Ordered, That M
,icc H. given b, publish',g = copy ofihis peiitrn
With this order thereon, three week. 'oeces',,eh
~ the Oxio,d Democrat, newsparer pfinied ~
Paris, that all persoas Interested may attend on
the third Tuesday Of July neat. at ten o'clock
in the fotsnooa, At q Court of Probate Tea 10 be
holden IL Paris. anil she~ cause, u any, Why the
prayer Of said petition should no, bs grained.
Such notice to be given isbte said Court.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. JsdE,
A true cop,--ati-,ti IS. Honns. Register.
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A ru. eopy-aue.l; J. : iloHE,, R'Sniu.

To the lion. T.. W. Woodbury., Judge OF Probate
&c the Comfy Il oNE1i.
JACOB =. POWERS, administrator Of the 80.
u tate Of Dame! blanchard late Of Fpeburg IN
SAID Coun,, deceased, rc,psciial, rsprr.ent. thu,
the estate of ,sid deceased 10 DOT sufficient
To paw N. ju.t debts which he owed a, the time
of h.. death.
lour petitioner therefore pray. tina, ,our lIonor
would grant him license 10 ell nj pulc or private
.ac And coa,ey u. the real estate OF s.id eosa,ed
Gp, the PAYMENT OF .aid debts. aud incidental
charges. JACOB :. POWERS, Admir-.
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r. the Iion. D.. ". woadbary. JuI.r II Probate
90 the Conaiy IT ONird:
ENOCu ". WILEY. e fDebirg. admins.
IL traitor 81 the estate 81 y.me. =. Ahlioti late
4 fptburg Ia .aid County. d-oes.cd, respectful.
!, r,pIc.rni,: that the Tcrsoaal estate of ss'd No.
c.a.,d !. no, .uhci tent 20 "a, the ju.t dea. Which
h. o-cd al the time of h.. death aud ,NTshsc. ~
administration by the .um 81 Ose thousand dolLr..
So.T petitioner the'rinrr pras. that ,oOr honor
wvuLi grsni HIN l,c-ase 60 eel add COVE, 90
much II the real estate Of SAID deceased a. may u
D-cs..ar, Soc the paym-at u ,a'i debt. .nd ,nci-
dental charges. o.. ". WILEY.
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O,ToEp, sat- Couu of Probate held sl IA.
re, within snd Zoe the Coanty 81 OSinrd. on the
third Tucsda, Ut Juac A.D. is6s.
4 CERTAIN instrument Inr"ring 10 " the
~ h,t VIII AL Testament oi Oslnrn Trisk
late Of Ii,b'on IN ,a,d County d,cca.cd, h'in.
bc,n presented Tor Probate
Ordu,d. Tha, notice l. given to all per
son. Interested hy causing copy Of this
o,,ier 20 h. published three ~eek, .uccc'.'cly "a
the O,furd Democrat pr,nied at Par,. that the,
may appear at Probate Court 90 he held atfar'
/. 10 aid County. on the third Tucsd,y Of Jul,
NEXT. al ten 81 the clock ~ the FORENOON. ant
.hcw cause, IL any they have. why The .aid
instrument should not be proved, approved and
allowed as the lat will aud testament Of said de.
ceased.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jsds,.
Atrue cop!-st,c'i:
J. =. lloHE,. R,Eiaf-.
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ELIZA n. GowELL.

.oxroHp, ss.-At acopr, Of Probate held a, Pa
ri,, wiih,s and lof the county of Oxford, On the
third Tuesday Of juno A. ID. 1862.
GA the foregoing petition Ordered. That the
,aid petitioner give notice To all persons interest.
ed b, css.,sg copy Of her petition with thu. or.
dec thereon. 10 b. Published three weeks spooe..
.iVss The Oxford Democrat. u se~spaps' print.
81 at fsIn. in aid County that they may appear
At Probate Cout TO h. held al Paris. on the third
Tuesday of July next. at ten O'Clock in the fo'c.
ncoo. and shs~ cause. n an, hey have. Why the
Sane shos'd not he granted.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
A true copy-stic.ti J. =. Hohss. Register.
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a true eopy-s,ie.ii }. y. IioHns. Register.

OIVoRp. ss.-M Court Of Probate held =, Ia.
RE, within anil Tor the Couniy Of Oxford. on
the third Tuesday 81 June. AID. 1862.
g D.iiuTCiiiNsoN, executor oi the h'i
-. sill and testament Of Khods PTince late ~
Par, IN .siL County. deceased. having presented
H.. fret and 6nal account IL Standardization 81 the
estate Of said decreased 6r alLpwsncsi
O,dr,i. thaiih said Executor give notice 10
all person. Interested, b, causing q copy 81 thu.
order To h. pabli,hed IN the Osiofd Democrat.
pfiplei at Paris. that they may APPEAR at P'o.
hate Cos,, tn L.. hod-a 1T Pan. "a said ooaniy on
IN. ih,sd Tse-lsy Of Jul, nest. at h,ns 81
the clock 10 the lo0noon. anil shew cause " an,
the, have why the same shoah NJ, 10 allosed.
T. ". WOODBURY., J.jge.
A ,ru. rop,-sttsst: ]. =. HONS, Register,
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ON,osp. S.-h q Couu Of Probate. bell a.
PARIS. within add for the toun,N oi oNihid on
the third Tuesda, 81 June. \. u. l-62:
I ICY 4. WHITMAN, Administrative on the
/ A estate oI Ch,uacy 4. Wh,mla late ol W"od.
.IoGk 80 sarl county decreased. having p'c'ceir,l
het 6r,, ani 6nal account II aimin'i,a VI the
estate uf .,,d DECEASED Zoe sll,~aoc~,
Ordered. that the .aii Administrator give
notice To- all p-t.ons ,nefr.tedb, causing cop, 81
,hi. order 10 be p',hli.hci three sr,ss 'uo"''
swell, ~ the Osf.ri Democrat, ptinIe'i 81 Pafi..
~ aid County, that they may apI-af At Poo
late Cont 10 h. held at rafi., "a ,aid CounN .on
IN the third Tae.ds, Of Jnly. nrNt. al ten
O'Clock ~ the forenoon snd .hes cause u any IhsS
have, VII, ,l,- same .h.sali not L. .lL,.ed.
D.. ". wOODBJ KY. Jslgr.
A true rop,-ait..t; J. =. IIoRHs. R.gi.I.T.
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o,rohp. sat- q Court Of Probate hell a,
Lowell within and bt the counlN Of oSlord on
the islh DAY Of jun, \. u. iso2.
"a the T..tii,aa lCnfrsa,i. Ordered. That no
iice be gwen b., Publishing copy Of this rc'ition
With this oi deT IhsT,on, three week. successi'el,
IN the ONfofd pctnSctai a newspaper printed at
parts. that all psI-oa. ia,sfestri NAV atrnd On
Oh. ihid Tuesday of jul, 1sNt, at ten O'clock
10 the 6fcsooa, at Coaft oi Probate thea To- Ice
holca at Paris. and ,hew Cause, " any. Why the
PRAYER Of said petii,on .hould not L. granted.
Such notice 10 b. given hciofr said Court.
l.. ". WOODBURY., J.ig'.
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COMMISSIONERS. COURT.


n Adjosfsd Se.,i "a OF IN. Coad Of County
n Commi.s,ossr. viii h. he'll ,tthe Treasurer
otioe. Ia Paris. os Tuesday. Jsly :, 1862.
In DAYS Of Old.
There wa. a tisc--ia da,. oi old :,
whea health wss pt,red above hoe goid'
That dsy has ps..ed-ail ss~ assho
That prreiOs. booa--slI 'hoa'd p'0'ee''
OF sens. and reason. all ar. hereh.
a, "a would appear there. but little lsi.
Apply il thea TO cSfe ,oar .ll-
Bythe imnei,sis use OF heuiek's Pills.
TA... remarkable Pill. .tsr,le whole commaai.
tie. b, their ~laierial cures. Adapted 90 ,a-
Iaac,, ,oaih. m,shsoi and old age. Put NJ With
Easli.h. spsRi'h, freaeh add German directions.
Eicg,ail, coated siih .agiT. porely vegetable,
AL eel 10 large i.R,il, boxr. Tor IS oeais.
TYSe. Advertisement, on third Page.
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srATE OF MAINE.
O,rosp, ..-sOprsme Jsi'eiai Court. March
| Tern. ls62
William q. AuIrew. W. Olive Mason and Josi
| IN - Na.oa

trs-s'hIf'"'
Tenn. lsb2
William q. AnIre~. W. DIV. Mason aud Josi =
oh \. Mason.
ND NV IL appearing 10 the COurt that The
~ .aid D.lsndsnIs ate MT ,ahalstsnts u this
sale aaJ have tenant, agent or attorney there.
10. and that they have no notice oiihe pendeae! OF
ib,. suh.
u !. ofdsr-d by the Court that the SAID pia'ai,h
noliI, the said d.iesisnt, of the p-ndeaey 81 ths
suit &, caasin, an abstract ofihis Wt,t~hh ,h's
order Of Court thereon Ia he p,l'l'.hcl IN the Va.
lord Democrat three weeks succe..i'eIy the 'a'
publication a In thirty days at last before 'ne
y. A term of .aii Court 10 be hohien al rArs
siote aid on the se,oad Tuesday Of Assvs
next, 60 the cad that the sa'd ,ie'e'de"" s'Ay
the. and there APPEAR at .aid Coait ana sh,S
cause II any they have ~h, judgment .hoold not os
rendered against Them, and s'"e"''o" "'"ea &c
eo'liagy. ,,, ,r,u,u c,..L
(Abstrset ofplain,in q ~ri,.)
A.,ump,it on account annexed Zoe the sam OF
$50 90. Date of wit November Is, lsG0. He
,urusble Mach Term, 1851.
I.,man Raw.oa, Itumford. atiorp~y fos pm.
A tue cop, ofihe order Of Court with sbs'rAe'''
Ans.,i SIDNEY PERHAN. Clerk.
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!. "A. B..o,.si.' J.as,e( P,ss., Jsr fAs cssaiy

To ne He.o,ssi., J.ds.ef Probate fertile c'saiy
sf OIfsd. :. /.
HUMBLy r,p,-.e",.. Eliza ~. Go~.ll of
Ill Peru. In sAsd Cosaiy, that she is,he widow
OF Ilols,t Go~eIl bate Of Pefn N sail Coea,y,
i.,e.ia,~, sei,ed AMI pessesscd of real estate,
goods and shsiteis, rights aai credits. which
o..h, 10 he administered according To law.
Wherefore your petitioner pays. that admins
trai.on q; said estate INA, be graa,ed To Squire
B:.hep Of wsy-e In the cuoa,y Of keapebec.
she declining the trusL
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To the Hon. T.. W. Woodbury., Judge OF rrob ate
fs the Couai, % oNEoJ.
'IliE uadsr.ign 81 administrator oH the estate 81
i joseph Kend.ll. late ~ Alhsny ia ss.l coaaIy
Deceased. respectfully Irprrssnl. That the per-
.oaaI estate Il ..h d-oc,s-d !. MT .uihciew 10
r,y the js.i dsb,. Which h. osel At the tine Of
h,- bath. l., the .un Of ose hand1-d dolhi..
Your p.til,oa-, ther,iofc pfa,s that ,oul Honor
~uuld giant h,m lccn.c o. ell, at pubhc ~ pfi-
,aie sale. and co.sey all ofthe real estate 81 aid
deceased Coz the Iaymen, II sald ,eld., and inc'.
,J.,,, Al charges. JACOB ~. LONEJOS.
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LArIIRoP l.. sOuLE late Of oNSri.
On .aid County. dscrs"d,b gi'ins bond az the
law directs. sh, therefor. requests all persons
~Lo are Indebted to the estate Of aid deceased To
make Immediate psymen,i aud those Who have
M, dein,nd. ih.feon to exhibit ih- sam- Ia
Juo. II, is6s CATHERINE SOULE.
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A,roo coy-.i,sa: J. :. iiosr,. Register.

The .sb.cfib-r hereby give. pul'lIc motto. that
.heh,. been daily appoiniedb, the honorabl'Judge
II Probate fsr the Couniy Of Osinfd. and assumed
the uu.I q adm,ni'tntTiN lie boni' noa OF the c''
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O,roRp, s.-At Couu 81 Probate held II
Wairriort, within and ipT the euua,, ofo>ioId.
os the is,h ID, 81 Juas. Al. lso2.
"a the foregoing p"iii'on Ordered. that the
aid pslil,oncf give notice In alpeTs"ns interested
by ciu.iag q copy Of her peiiti"n With this order
thereon. to H. puili.hci three srcs' sncce'.'Vcly
ia the ONforl Democrat. newspaper printed At
Par. ~ .sd COanty. that Ih-y NAV appcsr AZ a
Probate Cour 20 - he'll rsrs On the thiii T''e.
day 81 July nest. at nine O'Clock IN the i"tc-
noon ani she's cause Il any they have. Why the
SANE ,houi not 10 granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Judge.
Ilnaus n,FtH,y
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4 tue cory-alte'ti
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A true eop,-she.,; J. :. iioSE'. R's"iu.
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Dress & Cloak Making

VII lie don. b, Ms. A. X. RAY, Who has had a
ong .xpe iienc- ~ the bus,as.., aud who hs' Ju-t
received the lir.t pattern. ior the s.asoni tO'
fot which brisch al MAIDS u trimmings will "
krp, coa'isnIl, 90 hsad. ,,
South Paris. Juoe, 1864.
, 1862-12-06

Mrs. PARTINGToN ON THE New MILITARY
CROP.-A shadow passed our window, the door
opened, and looking up we saw the form of Mrs.
Partington before u.s.
I've just dropped in she said. Dropped in
and she weighs one hundred and fifty if she does
an ounce. She held out her snuff box, as she
said, Good morning filled with Rhodes delec-
table Ike was by her side, and before we had
time to prevent it, he had both arms stuck 10 the
fly paper on the desk before US. I've Just drop
ped in to ask, she said, as we looked up inqur-
ingly, what sort of crop the secessionsts will be
likely to get from planting cannon, that 1 see
something about in the papers? Don't believe
it will come up
Perhaps it may, we said, favoring the idea,'
'as we see many sprouts about in Uniform that
are evidently sons of guns, and if as Mr.. Field
has said, soldiers sire and grandsire may be a
sword, why not a gun its descendants?'
May be so, said she frightening up may be
so, it isn't the most unlikely thing that never
came to pass, and that may be why guns wear
breeches. declare never thought of that be-
fore
, 1862-12-06

ELOoUENcE AT A DIsCOUNT.-"May it please
the court, said Yankee lawyer before Dutch
Judge, the other day, "this is case of the great
est importance; while the American eagle, whose
sleepless eye watches the welfare of this mighty
Republic, and whose wings extend from the Al
leghanies to the Rocky chain of the west was re-
joicing in pride of place
"Shtop dare, shtop, 1 say; vOt has dis suit to
do nit eagles? 1t has nothing to do nit the
wild bird it ish Won sheep" exclaimed the
justice.
"True, your honor, but my client has rights
"Your CLIENT has no right to de eagle"
Of course not but the laws of language"
+Vot cares for de laws of language, Ell
understand de laws of de State and dat ish
enough for me. Confne your talk to de CASE"
We'll, then, my client, the defendant in this
case. is charged with stealing a sheep, and"
"Dat will do dat will do! Your CLIENT is
sbarged nit shlealing a sheep, shust nine shil-
Inns. De COURT viii adjourn"
, 1862-12-06

The Fashionable Emporium of Oregon
Is THE
CITY OF PARIS DRY Goods STORE !
In the New three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HNHE proprietor of this well-known establish
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-
tion of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists, in part, as tollows:-
Blk siks-all widths, Colorcd Silks,
Gros dc Naples, BPk and Cold Alpaccas,
Reps de Naples, LyOnese Cloth,
Embd Reps, Bombazine
Plaid Reps Mernoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcoths, De6eges,
Shawis, Cashmeres,
Deaines, Poplins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Chldren's Goodt of every description,
Ladies Ready Made Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Victorines, Cuffs, &c
Hosiery and Gloves, of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
~ Always on Hand, and Made to Order IA
A Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !!
Merchants and others visiting city will please
call at the City Of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1861. ly.
, 1862-12-06

NJ. Jules Gerard, the renowned lion-killer is
projecting an expedition into Central Africa, the
object being to find favorable place to establish
an independent sttlement between Sierra Leone
and the source of the Niger for the purpose of
promoting the intercourse and extending the re-
lations between Europe and Africa. The expor-
ers also contemplate an attempt to reach Agers
from Timbuctoo.
, 1862-12-06
M. Proudhon to Louis Napoleon.

A letter from Brussels to the London
Spectator says:
have found the intellectual portion of
the Belgian community all in a futter on
account of an article by which the celebra-
ted NJ. Proudhon has been pleased of late
to grace the columns of the office de pub
licite. 1t is in the shape of an epistle ad-
dressed to the Emperor of the French.
"Sire,' says NJ Proudhon to the Empe-
ror, "dare do What Mazzini some time ago
advised Victor Emanuel 20 do. Dare !!
dare and you may depend upon it that
Teutonic France, the old inheritance of
Charlemagne, the Rhine, Belgium, Hol-
land, are yours. To all this you have a
claim, being an Emperor; all tLis you are
entitled to demand as a compensation for
what you have Just accomplished in Italy,
at the request of Europe. Who could
withstand you? The Rhine since the time
of Boileau has ceased to be inimical to the
French Both the policy of the Prussians
and the discussions of the German Confed-
Grafton are matters perfectly unintelligible
to the German Rhine Belgium, we are
led to believe, expects you. In Belgium,
as in France and still more than in France.
the people fast and dream the middle
classes digest their food and snore; the
youth smoke and make love; the soldiers
cape; there is nothing but emptiness in
public opinion, and political life is no more.
Tradespeople are aheady alive to the prof
its they are likely to derive from annexa-
ton; the workman looks forW ard to an in
crease Of wages; the clergy will be de-
lighted to get rid, through you, of the idle
clamors of the liberal party the represen-
tatives-is there any energetic resolution
to be expected from men who spend as
many as six weeks in disputing about an
infdel buried in holy ground: The walls
of Anvers will crumble down at the very
sound of your trumpets, and to Orangist
Flanders such a trick played off on the Gov
ernment will be found most acceptable
THE PAPER CURRENcY.-A despatch
from Washington, of date goth October,
says:
There is no foundation for the current
report that the Secretary of the Treasury
will apply to the next Congress for author
ity to issue more Treasury notes. 1t is
probable that Mr. Chase will ask Congress
to legislate so as to curtail the issue OF
bank bills, and thus restore the value OF
Government paper to the gold Standard
1t is the opinion of many fnanciers who
have been IN Washington of late, that if no
more Government paper were to be issued,
and if all the paper issues Of the banks
could be suppressed the Government paper
would instantly rise to the value of gold
The Government is convinced that some
thing must be done to lessen the evil of the
present disparity between specie and paper
money.
1t has been proposed in certain quarters
that henceforth instead Of issuing any
more paper currency, the Treasury Depart
ment shall issue six months and one year
six per cent. certificates of Indebtedness.
The old demand notes are rapidly coming
in, as The importations for the last two
or three months have been very heavy, and
the duties have been mostly paid in the old
notes instead of coin.
, 1862-12-06

THE DEFENsBs AT HAMPERS FERRY.
"A letter from Harper's Ferry says:
If it be any consolation to the public to
know that this important position is now
impregnable against any possible atteck,
let them take assurance to that effect
I he three nights are now securely fortified
against all peradventure. The AK Brig
ade" has for weeks been busy in clearing
away the woods on the SUBMITS, fire been
called in to do its work k-in-burning up the
brush, and batteries now frown from every
emiuence. The work of fortifcation still
continues, and this morning, as l was eau
tiously picking my way down the rocky
emiaence, | encountered a team Of twelve
mules tugging and straining every muscle
in dragging a huge thirty-two FOUNDER
Parrott gun up the crest. l shall not,
however, emulate the peculiar patriotism of
one Of your contemporaries, which keeps
the enemy fully posted as to the exact de-
fenses Of these nights I content myself
with giving you the comfort that Harpers
Ferry will never again pass out of the
hands of the nation.
, 1862-12-06
L. C. KINNEY, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

TENDERS his professional services to the citizens
of Walla Walla and vicinity.
Office and residence, Main street, nearly oppo-
site the old Blue Mountain Hotel, where he can al
ways be found when not professionally engaged.
Having had more than twe ty years practice in
his profession, and having served a Surgeon in
the United States Army in the Mexican War, and
having had an extensive Hospital practice, would
say least that he ought to be qualified practice
his profession and would refer by permissionto the
following named gentlemen
Gen VIM, 0. Butler Col John S. Williams, Col.
VIM. P. Preston, Col. Geo W. Hughes, of Maryland.
Col Emery, and Maj. Henley, Maryland.
Charles G. Phythian, NJ D., f. Watson, NJ. D.,
Joseph Roberts, M. D., Benj Honsley, Jr., NJ. D +,
Frankfort, Ky
E. D. Weatherford, NJ. D., II. Nj. weathcrford,
NJ D.. DR.. Purtle DR.. Flint, Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Tazo, Vancouver's Island.
Dr. }. c. Hawthorne. Portland, Oregon.
DR.. X. G. Hill, Corvallis, Oregon. 1tf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14

THE BATTLE or PITTsBURG.-A correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from the battle
ground says it is utterly untrue that our loss is
twenty thousand, as reported from Fort Henry, or
half or One-third of It. No reasonable estimates
place our killed and wounded at over four thou
sand, and official figures will be apt, in a few
days, to reduce that 1t is equally untrue that
the rebel loss is forty thousand. the sixth of it.
They didn't have over sixty to seventy thousand
altogether in the field. There is no evidence to
support the belief that they lost very greatly
heavier than we did, A thousand or fifteen hum
dred more will make all the difference there
really was between their loss and ours. The
sum and substance of the battle is: On Sunday
we pushed from disaster to disaster, till we
lost every division camp we had. and were driven
within half mile of the Landing, where the
approach of night. the timely aid of gunboats,
tremendous efforts of our artillerists and Buel's
approach. saved US. On Monday, after nine
hou.s' hard fighting, we simply regained what we
had lost on Sunday; only this and nothing more.
Not division advanced half mile beyond the
old camps on Monday, except Lew. Wallace's