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NOTICE.

NUIlCk.
t1URsUAH to the prJyir.0 ~ ~ q dat OF trait sS'c|'
J. Id % 70, IStrieisr-L by oliver links, al Of ~
evtt 10 ne CiSs ," o5.es ~ "a Cnus:s Govt y, orr
tSunty. ] will sci! 10 th, hishsi litter u:1a To-
p'en!-es, a rJiy v.'nao'- va: = AID. j:TEs Ia T.
: S7EtS, Il Hr..ro, sb.u aiSht Mics 1"rih .. s:ana:'
s'lia, and eoniaiui0s tbon: a." sch.@. DO ssls ~nits
G.Is on ID. IN cay Of SrsEh tx, ls,2
THIS INK OF land IL vel .dspt-d - to Sr"vth CT
Corn Wheat, Rys, os,s spt TohG CO The D1aii2:
Rou-n IA q n'~ fra1s nu; Tag, TWO stn'ies sud tr.sns;i.
eo-iainiry a-v"n worry confIra4 OILS .es e toe no HOUSES
arc In Tod -nra'r, spd n:op Ia. 2ieio sss,'sr, .LE":T
- &c q char! u -, &c, INV
4 fa.tI-r description u the laad =. tsem-t uinis-.'
cav, - psrsous d.strouh OF pa reh,.ias Le I-r.s.tt"- u
sIrius ne yrsla).s. before tbs y u ,sls.
TE2hs.
AZ HGsl nuEs3 a. Will be uersss.Fy - tstf.r &c
p.n,- VI OK osutpg this doSd VI trrs aud ;ruf u "a . Z.
Two hundrsd d9llau. will Ge rt9cii-I IL cab; ADD tLE
's.idue upon = credit OF oe-. :wo and tures y-.rs. T:f
purchaser Will be required 10 give I I'D, S!:h 4,3d .+f.
: eel s-cur'tJ, for fh- deferred pSyLisGt~ h:d the L~'"'
ttl- rstsiEsc uatil The LIST pSvu-,t Is Eats. .o!llrss'
"u"as, fhs:i convoy on'y rush ! :ls y, Is v.''"d u fs
bJ the Died Of ,Ir,t afufeesi: - :ss the title = osi"''
10 To- he uaqEss:torstle. AR-hJn 81 PAWS,
TrusS..
L. ;ae above tract Of la.d Ill H. SD ~ IT. b,h-H
aT.n-sm-uTB rao b. mad. VIII ID ru'ciI ssrt Ist =
Dc, LID NAH = E:SE'
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iTl EiST'l

.siBfS Ieacilfui Farm. sUl.A;ElLS GrAn;Is Il 90 acre
sd.Uln!ay the kJns Of A.oI.ai.: Viva. Sanp q. !
Br9rch xuL R,r n ~tnsnJ d. wa : .f-r.d :r pc. is
.sI. ou the 18th tY nTneEl.. Il rs ~ : ih.IuAI's, =
niles q. -! Charlie. asviiIs I'D mlI-. ON War'-3
STD H.s .rj.rtlls-eb3ut IL. rtm7 d!:i..Ts i.oD ~
riIanc. SD Ai-yHr T.. ;t.''r.ht ir:,-n g, ,T.!o-.!
'DI4cS w,,l, AID ca b. Msdss sfy snpsr:n' :rnia.
fhIln
Mr. e. 4 Unild'sss rssidss upon II. a.j -ili glvei'
foJ n.a:lUl rels.v, 10 It's plulheliv-ErsS az.
Tni. ieIa VIA hig bly ests.ia-d oJ lis IuImsr ~p:J2rie'o:'
k1bsE: Elves, Sr an6 w~A .hs rs.id,hs. oI tn ia:s y
PollIi.
TzEAs-os.-halt csIh; b.hLesi IL &C" .oi tvo y,o!".
Po'I !rs'on g,vss 10: JSnusry.
ES Also, 10 valuable SLAVES.
CHtRLES L. cEucESi",
Sept S9-3v Executor Of ID. s crckslt.
Hy.hesiile, ~.
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Ri JaNE: &. rsrl"A \ sn:', A',r-.

TT puI ,u.rc- II Z Ger!:s - So !1>irl'' Cpc'f - Ih'
l. ia tern UiG, ic: IL Virginia. prem u :s! -" ih. :
dsy Of oAprkM;}ta, is5., sn.i' on "sOErsD+ ~ -"
18th Il - & OCTOBER. r"rpmrLclu. + - 80 cS y NJ,
II th- . ore n.ls- & +" IUIJ,. ~ cas- IS'h'.tr'"r'
liam ard Eva. Kin St:e-t-, r-o"e:: &" sell \ i'E1h: "uc'
uya, r large ANA splendid ssor uc1: u
UAKDW SIRE AND HlTLERA,
c,iGr,itn.. among .thrr ,in.,. shoysi', spai.. Peas,
Pos -, -hrv=;., l.Ls - lre, asa: untr'Tt tin."r,
Lp"k,, ~ r%p-r. "r.!Itg. tap'r, m" hrns'e'
I'D. ID = Enlrcs, -.
m. ust,uui.r avn On q, Irt 3w .rs Merchants, SD.
d.. r. NJ. III r., :. ,ai~i 20 ~ sale The who'". VIII ne
Iald T., s...lo.Gc. =:.Ich win 80 rra.y &c! ttstr.hr:Ioh y!
Tu-.'a:, he y !ri.
rIJs j GILES,
Peer, &c.
,... V T.r.rh 8 Sus 1u:t'j. cot o-tii
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LAND AID PERSONAL %tRuPEnrY /. !Lr.

FANNi, FOX nIL' Vt AILiIV'.
INV undersigned. rust es In /. 5-t flrta Y. !. urrstf.
= viii expose ". sse. on the lrrG seS. "n thtH"uSh.
the 18TH day Of GCT0BtB, l-t., II fair. II 10: st. ga
fair uay, o: II O'Clock, 4. VI. III t'snhahhlr F'r.":is
kr0-o 10 the fluvsnDa Female 1u't.luf..
The uset oontaius l9u acres and hu. .p"u i ~? ~
and oommodtous bcldires. sa':-l;e &c d tuCIc >r..:ia:l
II l.! snuxtsJ Ia one VI It's uc.t piea,.:.t snn !. I'ai-
bLZhi-YrhoodI Of the stat@.
ct IT,. game tSe Will b< sold the psr .oGsl property cr""bH -
preuiLes, c0naisting Of beds. ks 'dng '.rl-.. lees hnT'"r''
locking Issses, window cuItai.s nni shh'.es tcs!s VOL
hooks, chemical apparatus, DC, aiso ure. i't'n.. l hc1y
express -Rgoa and crsfsg-, and VII tie ";"'r rr All
perry fi merIy use: 10 and about IL, | rs;i;ur~
The personal property will be SOLD on q CT Iii VI f"''
months. with interest," from tho day u safe, '.e uIicn'"i
glylay bond win good h.;urfy: ,ks real esfst. on . "r''f'
III one. t~n aud u.iSe years ciir-'rr 'r'"F<-! I'm hsS ..
sale the purtha.er giving ,"ud therefor VIZ. security, AL
Il deed Of trust to srrvrr TIE bUut 10" 'il- j. b-;ieSri " ~
good. boz The CT ier,Igu-d. selling - trustees will cCLE""
with IT, GsuEl .i.rcial ~arruai!.
! ". HESsn", .rrg.
oct 2-:dsa b. l.. UES 80.
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PRIVATE &ALiIh.

VALUABLE FsiM UE l,aT42a ACRES, IN LU-
NeSEUnH c uNrF, FOUR NILE From ".urt-
Elm DEPOT. ~ ~, nlGH i1>r SD niEElLLn
RAILl:oin, ron SALE
Lh3 ( 1Irr TOR sale The laIg= no valiatlr Farm ioc9:cd
w a. shove. nov uccu.i dtt Dr K Il. DcJ4raeue, and
recep; y ac.l ny AIN.
The trac: cua'airs 10y, nr5es, 81 "!icn 6he.t - Ger-s
are open land, tie r"ib":.:': y rrig'ca' add t'."i1"!y
ITJ~tl. III Improvement. ~. tic place SIC v"rt nuae.
-,us. .Int GOT, i -: r. :a:ir ;'-riiur and ever! V.p'r Gulj'
la sui ~, la u laryc sffa'".
The Dwelling sis IN IN erIia~nc., rec. tt- eastern view
u Tt n the =:enrs% = :5U't i0-.!y. Tie DWELLING l. sur
rounded With hhnJs IG arGir if-g,; .Hi thc yards ami
1swu :nstefa!iy Ia .uf.
We hare IL ctr pc--rssica Il full md ie:at!-; description
Of the piac-. which ". ,',aIi " "Inh &c ,.nw tC tLr,: We
me-: desire 20 pGrrb-s: ~. :: an ..:.tr.
rui,-.-ion CIR. hGi IN 4 .hort ri&ur hs5, . .!:..rsi, the
| purchase car sy.f!.: hira.tl "l.;. -T~::'h'rc f7 the .Ci..
ply OF ;iv I'nce COX h.nt-r year.
IS the present o~:": has 81 .Drxt Es .'e=e 80, regard
g: TIE rt.ngg .c;-cI y! ~: r-jat" ae Sas G-:e' -.lrt " .ll
Il. aGd, iacieiur., ht !nr.ss. ,:::..5 &" s:e~ he pr em!Ses,
=. nrGet thRt they cIC: Jcdsr 80 themselves.
Dr. DeJarnette, r.s,diuy on 'he place. will. e. We icRrr,
SHOW The phs = ard ave tih.r Information. needed.
F1i :1rthrr particular, hpvlv L.
iruuuIE 4 !rPERs0H.
sep, ~Elcbuond, Va.
tDn 2iii.
$tt / :,n. -!us Faa&S :. n.t ~ .eIay. Ala. ssIl
T. lIIp;.sec ktJ .ss..' ia .:in-ds, co -a1.7 ~a.'
f|ciuEhGh GA.
?IY SPRUCE ;!.a., Of :, i4l .;.... so l.. ,eii,I!.tc
Cns .!ai "Nti-hG- lGt:-. - -" ~>'u.. EH - .u.t',4
.Ir..
ra- S'nms .:s.". Of 3hu s,s.s. 100 u sokiv.tio,
F.r"- '.a3- . - -.'n')" e, -, !Wu t'<, -..l
Hes.os, v:i' hH ttk-, c p%s: paYms.t. Il dsoired, SEC
all pnr't =r!art g.. q ,ro>, ~.s!It. IL. ;.csehIo o,
"r'@.""-Trfrt H.j,r4lXus" -i.Tvr"E
,Hs<aE .ouLtJ, as.
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SE<rT:!r! IS; 90.
III RECTOR DAVIS, frCTR.

d. TWENTY-FIVE %EGEHE3.
:s'HEs rai,.> .~y..rct,i vii! -r: :~'.': f. H...Y
J Mex! 90 Hh'ICH La:!r.
hsc''rrn--
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SOUTHERN MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE.
~ n. G..S CHR HINE Err & HGA
MACON, GEORGIA.
DEALERS, TEACHERS AID SCHOOLS
SUPPLIED o.
g r ]. ]. T. L r u r.
CT p-Sl
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GRHCSR;Es AT AUCTION.

III hE%i. r.!i>E 3D.. .rrr..
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ThNTS ST AUCTION
MILL e. sold, In fr n; or Lhty Ron. q tR'"iY,
w the IT'D OCTOBER, ii il,4 81, "n. ~ ] t..
CONDEMNED TENTS.
BY order o. Inspector Gsuers'.
@. D. HILL, 'HsiHr,
&c: It's .ui scr.ns Q.art-r1n A!ic".
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SPECIAL NfYEiCEH.

a~StEGlAL nc T10E.
Oar ,sis Of G~RoCERIE! will commence, at or Vale
hcr ~ III, curry Street, This morning at 'I.'c!oca.
KENT, PAINE 4 30,
Oct Fit Auot!unsers.
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F. DR. CHa2AJ, from charleEtou, S. O. ~wilpl-s'e
80 Gull IN Cuni.!a I. HAKRlSoH BAKER. Amer
icsr Hotel, roou gg. ucI4-H"
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~RELIGTGUa NOTICE --Rey. Dr. pCN7AN Will
80, preach O: Broad Street Methodist Church, OF
fUHDAY EIGHT. Services to conn "ircs Mt O'clock
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Not f. drum WAS heard, not a funeral note,
AZ bis corpse to the rampant We hurried
Not n soldier discharged his farewrll shot,
Ger the gruye where our hero We buried
, 1862-12-27
Letter from Boise.

MOORE'S CREEK, Dec. Is, 1862.
EDS. STATESMAN My little scrap of paper
would indicate that this 'com" is to be the 'soul
of wit" i. e. if breyity from necessity can lay
claim to that. Paper is scarce here. Please re-
mind some stationer of this fact. An extended
description of the mines l cannot give you; but
l will state that those persons who have reported
these mines humb-g, must be of class who
never prospected them, and of that exceedingly
wise kind who have spent a month or two in
other mines learned it all, and don't like the
Indications here. The opinions of such are
worth about as much as that of the wise geologist
the learned DIR. E., who told us some years ago
that the formation of the earth east of the Cas-
cades did not indicate rich deposits of gold any,
where, and summed up his argument, as many
of those iOiSe "old Californians" do, with the
cLincher that the country was "not washed suffi-
ciently by rains to float the gold into gulches
and ravines as in California. But geologists and
skedaddlers to the contrary Notwithstanding,
know the diggings are good. l have rocked out
here as high as fifty dollars in five hours, and
have claim that will pay an average of 500 per
day. Mine is not an exceptions for there are
many here equally as good. The diggings may
be set down as ounce diggings. The extent of
country that will pay this much am unprepared
to state though | believe there is room here for
fifteen or twenty thousand miners at remunerative
wages.
have just conversed with some men who have
come in from point forty miles south of this
place. They report that they have found dig
gngs there that will equal the best here in rich
ness. Their story is generally credited here.
do not doubt it. They did not prospect an ex-
tensive scope of country, but found good pros
poets wherever they dug to the bed rock We
will have country here that will equal in popu-
lation any in Washington Territory ere another
year. l will write you more extended letter
when we get stock Of stationery here.
Yours. J. Z. D.
, 1862-12-27
To DELINQUENT Tax-Payer

NOTICES is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will receive payment of delinquent taxes of
Waa Walla county, W T., at his office in the Court
House, in Walla Walla city, until the 26th day of
December, 1862, after which he will proceed to col
not paid their taxes for the year 1862 will save add
tiOna fees for mileage &C., by calling and settling
the same prior to the above date
JAS. BUCKLEY,
Dec. 6, 1862. 5lw3] Sheriff. said county.
, 1862-12-27
Administrators Notice.

7 ETrERS of administration having been granted
4 to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Wal
la Walla county, Washington Territory, upon the
tate of Louis Payne, decd, all those having claims
against said estate hereby notified to exhibit
them with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at her residence on the Touchet Walla Walla county
within one year from this date or the same will be
forever barred and all those indebted to said es
tate arc requested to make immediate payment.
SEMIRAH ANN PAYNE, Admx.
Dec. 6. 1863, 5lm3%
, 1862-12-27
. 5HINGTON STATESMAN
Every Saturday Morning.
RIrTE FOR THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN.
Our Dear Native Home.

Our Dear Native Home.
e. Sweet as the sound of ripping waters among
the green wales Of home"
They may tell ofscenes on the banks of the Rhine
, That are sacred to story and song,
In their wild, fairy legends of the Olden time,
q. Of their castles so old and so strong
Though enchanting the story and grand be the sight,
Twill to me be forever unknown;
But the German will listen with ears of delight
To the tales of his dear native home.
They may sing too, of Ialy's vine-covered bowers;
OF bright skies that are ever serene,
OF soft air. burthened with perfume of flowers,
And wild fol ests of bright evergreen
But care not for these-though their skies
clear
Far than any ever have known;
But the child of the east will oft list with tear
To the songs of his dear native home.
l have stood by the side of a sweet silv'ry lake.
Where the footsteps Of man ne'er had been,
where each word that is spoken strange echoes awake
Far across the wild, shadowy glen;
But from there, even there would fond memory turn
To scene to the wide world unknown,
Where the bright fires of friendship forever will burn,
'Tis among the green valleys of home.
am now among scenes of wild beauty as fair
As any the world ever knew, .
With their bright sparkling waters and pure mountain
air
And their skies of the loveliest blue
But in these, even these, no pleasure see,
As so far from my kindred roam;
For dearer, far dearer, than all these to me
Are the quiet, green valleys of home.
Although man may have wandered and far away
strayed,
Yet his heart with wild rapture will swell
AS he hears of the spot where in childhood he played
Mid the scenes that he once knew so well.
Though full cold be its climate and stormy its strand,
Though its name be obscure and unknown,
Though all bleak be its mountains and barren its sands
To him it is " dear native home."
Though his prospects be wthered, and blighted his
fame,
Though no country may claim him its own,
Though no tongue ever mentions with honor his name,
He still fondiy remembers his home.
Though sweet hope has departed and life's almost
DER,
When afar from his kindred alone
He still longs to return to his dear native shore
And to pass his life's evening at heme
Dee 1862. A. n. QUTEY.
, 1862-12-27

INcEND1ARY.-Ana attempt was made to
burn Murray's stable on Wednesday even
ing. The fire. which was set in the hay,
was discovered before it had made much
progress, and was distinguished by throw
ing the burning hay from the NOV,
, 1862-12-27
Administrators Notice.

II ETTERs of AZ 1ministratioGn having been granted
Wala WalIa county. Washington Territory, upon the
estate of John Farrell deceased, late OF said county;
therefore notice is hereby given to all those lhde9ted
to said estate to come forward and make I2meGlate
payment and those having claims must present thenl,
with proper vouchers to the undersigned at his res
idence in Waa Walla, within year from the date
hereof or be forever barred. j. G. SPARKS,
Dec 49, 1862. 52m3l Administrator
, 1862-12-27
Also, Of their own importation,


<AooCooVA
Territory, 50
WALLA WALLA Oct, "a, 1862.
TNHE undersigned having been commissioned U.
/ S. Assessor for the District of Washington Ter
rtory under and by virtue of the laws passed by the
Thirty-seventh Congress- ITO provide internal rev.
cnue 10 support the Government and to pay interest
on the public debt" hereby gives notice that in
cordance with the law and instructions from the de-
partment of Internal Revenue, he has divided the
Territory into the following Districts, and has ap
pointed Assistant Assessors as follows:
DIVISION No. consisting of the counties of King
Pierce Snohomish and Whatcom. j. Denny, Assistant
Assessor.
DIVISION No. 2-Consisting of the counties of Kit
sap Jefferson Island and Clallam. E. S. Dyer Assist
ant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 3-Consisting of the counties of
Thurston, Lewis, Sawamish and Chehalis. D. R.
Bgelow, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 4-Will consist of the counties Of Pa
cfc, Wakiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamana and Xix
atat. Edwin L. Dole, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. will consist Of the county Of Wala
Walla. L. Rector, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 6-Will consistof the counties of Spo
kane Missoula, shoshOne, Nez Perces and Idaho
S. F. Ledyard, Assistant Assessor
This notice applies to all persons subject to excise
duties under the law of the United States,
approved July lst 1862 entitled 'An Act to provide
internal revenue for the support Of the Government
and to pay interest on the public debt" The law
went into effect Sept. lst 1862. The assessment will
be retrospective in its application, in order to insure
uniform justice to both the taxpayers ard the govern
ment. Those occupations uring daily, tri-mOnth-
ly, monthly, quarterly records or returns, will
commence Sept. lst, 1862.
Under the Tax Law Licenses for the trades, pro-
fessions and occupations must be taken out and the
following sums must be paid to the Federal Govern
ment dating from the lst of September 1862
, 1862-12-27

SENT TO VANooUvER-TRe Indians
who some time ago made the attack upon
Walby, at Wild Horse Creek, were found
guilty-by the military commission at this
post-of robbery and assault with intent
to kill, and have been sent to Vancouver for
confinement.
, 1862-12-27

ANOTHER DozEN.-A dozen bottles of
lager left at our Office last week by Mr.. E.
Meyer, of the City Brewery, was pro-
nounced by all who partook of it to be of
excellent quality Mr.. NJ. has got his new
Brewery into operation and is now pre-
pared to give lovers of the article an op-
portunity to test the quality of his lager
, 1862-12-27
STORAGE.
Assignment Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Walla Walla, 3d.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern, that on the 9Th day of December, A.
d 1862, Messrs. Thatcher & Hickey, of Walla Wala,
made an assignment to the undersigned of all their
property in this Territory for the benefit of their cred
itors and the undersigned has taken possession Of
for the benefit of all concerned according the
terms of agreement. E. L.JAMES, Trustee.
Walla Waa, Dec. 5th, 1862. 52-lmo
, 1862-12-27
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between Lynch and Schra-
der, in the Blacksmlthing business, has been dis
Olved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by P. NJ. Lynch, at
the old stand on the north side of the bridge, who
alone is authorized to collect the accounts due the
late firm. Those knowing themselves indebted are
requested to come forward and make immediate pay
ment, and costs the accounts of the firm must
be settled. P. M. LYNCH.
A. SCHRADER.
Walla Walla, Dec, 13, 1852 52-lmo
, 1862-12-27
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District.

TERRITORY OF WASHINTON,
County of Walla Walla.
TO E. D. PEARCE, defendant.
XZOU are hereby notified that Joseph l.. Davis has
4 filed complaint against you in said court,
which will come to be heard at the first term of
the court which shall commence more than three
months after 18th day Of November 1862, and unless
you appear at said term and the will be
taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
the SUN of twenty -four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars ($2427) due notes aud accounts from the
defendant to the said plaintiff.
JOSEPH L. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Nov. Is. 1862. l47m3
, 1862-12-27
Notice.

A. ALL persons are hereby warned from pur-
"A chasing a certain promissory note signed by j.
w. Smith in favor of the undersigned, and dated
WaIa Walla, April 90. 1862, as said note has been
paid. NOUlS A. MULLAN.
Nov. %, 1862 49w4
, 1862-12-27
Notice,

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to H.
n HOWARD OR HOWARD & CADY will please make
immediate payment, as wish to close our accounts
with the year. HOWARD g. CADY.
December 20, 1859. lw4
, 1862-12-27

THE ROAD TO BoIsE.-Parties who
have come in this week from Boise repre-
sent that the road in that direction contin-
ues in fine travelling condition, there being
no snow after leaving the summit of the
Blue mountains.
, 1862-12-27
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS of administration being granted to the
IL undersigned by the Probate Court of Walla Wal
la county Washington Territory, upon the estate of
N. Norris of said county, deceased all those having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to
hibit them, with the proper vouchers to the under
signed at his place Of residence, on Dry Creek, in
said county, within one year from this date, the
same will be forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pa
ment. M B. MORRIS, Administrator
Nov Is 1862. 1;47m3
, 1862-12-27
Dissolution Notice.

TFNHE partnership heretofore existing between
L Wm. A. Yates and Com. S. Lane, under the
name of Yates & Lane is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
All demands against the aforesaid firm, or all ac-
counts due them will be adjusted by VIM. A. Yates,
who alone is authorized to receipt for the same.
VIM. A. YATES.
COM. S. LANE.
WaNa Walla W. T. Nov. ID, 1862. 47w3
, 1862-12-27
Unsurpassed bY any Workman in the West !
Repairing of Fine Watches!
All work Warranted Twelve
Months =
CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST

CHARJED GOW AO l6E LON GaoI.
Miners can send their watches to me by Express,
and will pay the express charges here and back.
Shop on Main Street next Door to Howard &
Cadv,s Store, F.. P. DUGAN.
, 1862-12-27

CROSSING THE MoUNTAINs-A num-
of wagons have come into this city during
the week from the Grand Ronde valley
The road continues good, there being only
about six inches of snow on the mountain,
and that extending over but few miles on
the summit. The prospect now is that the
road will be kept open SO that wagons can
pass over it all winter
, 1862-12-27

The Assistant Assessors will be supplied with the
full details of the law from which each taxpayer can
be fully advised of the requirements of the Govern
ment The penalty for delivering fraudulent lists to
the Assistant Assessors is stringent sections
and ii Of Revenue law)-and the duties Of the officers
of the law making the assessment are peremptOry
and absolute in order that equal justice shall be me-
ted to all alike.
Due'notice will be given by the undersigned Of the
time and place in each county when appeals may be
taken upon the erroneous excessive valuations that
NAV have been made by the Assistant Assessors.
The Assistant Assessors will at once proceed to the
discharge of their duties that the intent and purpo
ses of the law may be carried into effect.
JOHN G. SPARKS,
US. Assessor Dist. sof Washington Territory.
, 1862-12-27
HM~ U&D~%.

WETAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
our old patrons and the public of Oregon and
Washington Territory generally that we have estab-
lished trade and facilities for importing our line of
goods that dees competition also, that are sell
ing goods in our line at San Francisco Prices,
and guaranteeing them to be genuine; our stock be-
ing at all times subject to the strctest chemical
alyzation.
No Trade Solicited Except in Fine Liquors.
, 1862-12-27

Officers Elect Chas. A. Ebert, W.
M; W. B. Kelly, S. W; w. J. Terry,
j. W; B. Sheideman, Treas. H. How
ard, Sec Charles Brooks, S. D.; G. W.
Shoemaker, ]. D.; P. f. Castleman, T.
, 1862-12-27

POPULATION OF AUBURN.-A late school
census of Auburn gives the following re-
, 1862-12-27

PORILAND, OREGON.
YTNHE 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 follows:-
BLK Silks-all widths, Coored Silks,
Gros dc Naples, Bl'k and Cold Apaccas,
Reps de Naples Lyonese Cloth,
Emb'd Reps, Bombazine,
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths Debeges.
Bonnets, Cloaks
Shawls, Cashmercs,
Delaines, Poplins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Chldrens Goods, of every description,
Ladies' Ready-Made Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Victorines, Cuff, &c
Hosiery and Gloves, of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
rz5y" Always on Hand, and Made to Order ~Ep
A Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ! /
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. ly.