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Belmont Go. lAg. Society.

"a MONT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
are requested 10 file the saount Of ler claims with e
or FEBRUARY, isc2 ~ order that n'e Board may as
cerisin its Indebtedness. -. lI =
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aD- Messrs. Welsh and Kcnnon will ac-
cept our thanks for favors from the State
Capital.
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JAMES DAVIS, the first colored child
born in Ohio, died in Dayton on Saturday,
in his 18th year. He was born at Marietts
on the 9th of March, 1887.
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aeaths.

MEAD.--At his residence in Belmont county, Dec
On, 1s6i Samuel Mead, In the SD year OF his age
TURK-On Friday, the 24th inst1 Martha Jane only
10 months.
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y "a "protracted meeting" is in progress
in the NJ. E. Church Of this place.
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TESTIMONIALS

lis u
MEruoprsr Book Coxcxzrl
2OO, Mulberry Street. New York. !
Being In constant receipt OF inquiries from our brst
respecting Sewing Machines with requests 10 recon-
lady friends carefully and thoroughly examined
the various OF practical value for iamily sew-
ing. and find those made By the WHEELER WILL
son Manufacturing Compsny fully combine the ~
sentias Of q good instrument and such as can conA
DENLY recommend.
Having seen so favorable results from their use In our
and the households OF our friends, desirou
that their benefits should be shared BY al our ere'hrs
ABEL. STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON.
David TERRY, wM. A. cox
We have personally examined the various Machines
before the public with anxious desire place beiors
readers reliable information As the result Of such
Z %iIsSS's SEWING MACHINE :. II. Msshins
for family use. C. KINGSLEY,
Editor Western Christian Advocate
For economy Of power, ease Of management variety
%psoS iaa aGssf q no
for family use. d. W. CLARK,
Edors Ladies' Repository.
This is to certify that have used one OF Wheeler q
Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months past and
have found fully the Recommendation having
used all kinds OF family sewing from the finest d
the coarsest facrics, 10 my entire satisfaction
Wife Of Isaac Mitchell.
FLrsuIss, Ohio, 9Th month l7ti, 1851
MooRErIKlp. Ohio. April is, 1861.
This certify thai have had in OF Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machines for the past eight months
and for tile kind had correspondence from different
parts OF tie country before purchased, and lind the
machine be fully good it was recommended 10
cambrics up 10 the heavies, goods in fact would moi
do without for double ii. cost II could not get another
- $50 ''''' ELIZA F. LANTZ,
JOHN LANTZ. -
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mt. and Mrs Lantz and know them 10 be persons
''N' T. T. CRAWFORD
Pastor Nottingham Prssby,erias Church
! FLusHrse Ohio, April H. 1881,
This certify that have had in Of Wheeler
and have done all kinds OF saving from the heavisa
cassimeres 10 the finest cambrcs have no trouble wiib
and would nss Bs w II @ Sns, sns sss
commend il all who want 70 buy mschne az being
4 the bes, for family ussS MRS J. i. JCDkIAS
i ftr.nrxe, Ohio April Il, 1881.
This Is 70 ssry that have had in use one Of Whoser
fnd iui q fully comes up the varoas Recommendations
Of It's proprieos and wen adapted % th. wants Of
could as af JOSH i's & s Vii;
i FLusmss, Ohio April II, ai
This certify tha, have had in use sbouiiwo yssf
QUE OF whecler Wilson's Sewing Machirss and havs
used il In all kinds OF sewing neeAied m family with
rs sasise,on, and |, has besn o., q o.dsr,
one cent for anything sseeg, S and ns.ss
Prior to Elias Howe Jr invsnfon. patented in 40, al
nttcnrs 70 ADOPT % mssmaery has proved shoTss: III
however, are marked and important The coninitee Q
The American Institute elas'if ihern acconing to ih
-tch made and the purposes which the machine 10
be spped four clusses lat I'd, ID and 4h. classih
Gallon indieang the general orer OF merit and impor
1C.s. ,s, includes the Stitch Machine for faiI,
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Sherif's Sale.

loJaeobE Grove efRY VIRTUE o. an. an S,det ssdtr
Isaac j. OiNeii ct n the Oourl Of Common Pleas Of
BELMONT county Ohio will ofef for sale at the iroi
door OF the Court House, in said county, OH .f
oa Monday, February 10, Is69,
be,,eeo the hours Of 10 oclockA ~, and o'clock, p
MI Of said day the following real estate % w Situate
in the county OF Belmont and State Of Ohio and being
par Of the premises known the Cunningham farm in
Township No and Range No. = and parts Of Sections
Nos 35 and o. and beginning for the game box elder
Tree standing on the bank Of McMnhons Creek at the
Southwest corner of Miller Perington's land between
him and Conrad Woods and running from thence Norh
to the edge or top OF the hill e South side Of The run
or line dividing the said Pennington land and BENJAMIN
d Alton and from the West pe of said Pennington ianh
on The TOP Of said hill ridge euce along the Top OF
or ndge 10 the East line 81 seid Pennington land
bewecn him and Benjamin ID, Alton, on the top Of said
hin 81 ridge and thence downhs ne between said Pe M
ingon and Alton ts the North he Of the cenr. Ohio
Raj Road and from ihence p'fhf place OF beginning,
mai 10 70 say the land berbXpcId ~ conveyed is all
he land Of The said Pennington beretpfore uneold tha.
es south Of the top Of the hp ridge aforesaid 70 the
North line Of the Rail Roads said premises containing
TERMS % OF sAIE-ssvsntesnh hundred and twenty.
6ve dollsrs n 72osl in hand -Four hundred dollars April
is isSs and he balsnce OF the purchass money April
Isl 1884 with interest the deferred payments from the
day Of sale, ..o ta..-i ,sts .f.t.s
Sheriff. once, ST. clairvills, jan o a1sS
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Tuesday, March n, 1887,


between The hours OF 10 O'Clock ~, and o'clock.
NJ, Of said day the following described res estate 70
wit: Sunts IL the confy Of Belmont and State of Ohio
all OF the said deen right title. nsd interest 10
tain tracts parcels OF land described follows: Be-
ing parts sud psfcrs Of fractional Section ~ Township
No ., and Range No g. tBd being lots nornbefed aud
the piafof survey n snd section made by Charles
DeiIass, County Surveyor IN August isfs In the cssc Of
Joseph Gill againa Daniel Zane aud others said plat be-
ing fled with the papers in said beginning for Lot
No nj the Southeast corner Of the lot known az the l..
Barron loi. the bnnk Of de ONO River, thence III
deg w Is poles thence West fleinings Ron. thence
up said Run the g. w. corner of Lot No T. described
said plat thence Esst TO said ic Bafron's lot and
thence Fast with Tie West boundary line Of said IL Bar
lot B poles TO the Southwest corner OF said 1c Bar
ron Iot aud benre Fast with the south boundary lne Of
said k Barron lot 10 the ploce Of bsginDng containing
Il nrrrs Of lnnd, more or lees. =
Beginning for Lot No the Soheasi OF said
Lot No. the bank Of tho Liver thence down said
River south ~ deg West poles thence N. 70 deg. w
said Flemings Rum thence up said Run TO the Soui
wes OF said Lot No. s. To the place Of beginning
containing ia nc res Of land. or less. az.
The defendants interest in said real esinie being the
one undivided half OF undivided half aud being the
interest conveyed by George and Isabella Dxof
10 the said Ralph Heaierington BY deed TO him aud o
Rober Dixon dated Fsbrunry is4p, which s of recon
in said county IN Vol. %, pasc ~, RECORDS d Deeds
Terms OF sne cash. 49,. !. 49,
Appraised at $40 81.
r. IyOcHARY, Special Master.
sheriT's Office 81 ClsirsvIe, Jan. ~, tSGs.--S 90
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting OF the Commissions OF
l. Belmont County at the COUNCIL CHAMBER in
BRIDGErORT the 9TH day OF February, ls2 Tor the
purpose OF hearing the petition OF the Incorporated village
OF Briegcpor the town OF Kirk wood said in
corporated village Of Bridgeport jsn2id
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1ueSuays ECOh AANy sos ASO~S
between the hours OF TO- and 4, p. NJ OF said day
the following real estate, 10 wit;
First TRScT: Beginning at stake In the Fast bouiid-
ary line OF Section ga Township g. Range 4, ie2 Souih
from lie Northwest corner OF snid Section thence North
deg. West with the Section line 800 poles; thence N.
65 deg East 50 poles thence South 90 poles 10 post
near lack oak thence North 50 deg East 81 reles 10
stake thence North 65 deg Fast e poes thence South
3OI deg East 1876 poles thence South s7 deg West ~
poles thence South 90 deg Yves. % poles THENCE South
5ll deg East II poles; thence South deg. West III
poes thence North 81 deg West q poles thence North
ojt deg. Yves, ~ poles; thence North 81 deg West W
poles 10 the place Of beginnng Containing si Acres,
Roods, and 06 Perches.
SECOND TRAcr Beginning at point in the East hound
ary OF said Section 81 which is 20 pocssouih o the
East corner thereof thence South deg East with SAID
Inc 10 poles thence South 74 deg West % poles thence
south deg Eas, poles; thence South Is deg West ~
poles; hece North 3Oi deg West t25 poles TO North
enst corner Tract No thence North e5 deg East s.
poles thence South a. deg. East as roles thence Norf
20 deg East 1873 poles to the plsce oi beginning Con-
taphig 90 Acres, Roods, and ~ Perches
Tirsa tract apprnsed al 5000 04iiG
| Second tract at $3.50 so. .., T. -.
THIS property viii be sold together separately, te
TERMS OF SALE: One-third in hand, one.third il
one year and onethrd in two years WIN Interest on &c
Sherds Office 81. clairsville, Jan. %, iss2-s7 80
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FLusuxs Ohio. April II, 0l.
This is TO certify that have had in about two years
one OF Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines and have
used il IN all kinds Of sewing needed m family with
re eon, and has never besn out of ondsr or
cos, one cent for any thing except oil and needles
'-f -fslI.f4 = MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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n ."- FLusHTNo, Ohio, April II, Sol,
This is 10 certify that have had in Of Wheesi
L Wilson's Sewing Machines for about ssvsu montha
and have done all kinds OF saving from the heavies
cassimeres the finest cambrcs have no trouble with
il and would part with il under any circumstances
II has ost nothing, except for needles, and can re-
coIrnend il 10 all who want 70 buy machine being
the best for family use. MRS. J. +. JCDQhS.
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Sheriff Sale.

oA'f''. -. !. Af'i 3B.a MaavL s,s., = =. e e
Ralph Hss,heringor and wife &c direeied from ID.
Conr OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio vii
offer r sale, N the front door sf The Cour Honse, In ~
Cysirsyile. on .... ....
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hrniNa Ohio. April II, ls1.
This Is 70 ssriy that have had muse one Of whoeier
Wilson'S Sewing Machiss for the iHst sx months AID
hnd ihul fully up the varoas Recommendations
OF its propietors und well adaptsd 70 Is wants OF
family In fact would NOT do without II of thrcs pInsp
is eos II could purchase another OF The sAne kind
~ MRS. JOSH p. BRANDENBER6-
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MooRErIKlp, Ohio, April is, 1861
This certify that have had in OF Wheelei
L Wilson's Sewing Machines for the past eight monhs
aud, for tile kind had correspondence from different
parts OF the country before purchased, and lind ths
machine 10 be fully as good as it was recommended
be for speed durability aud management, from the fines
cambrics up the heaviest goods in fact, would no
do without for doubls Its cost II could not get anothe
OF the same kind.
ELIZA r. LANTZ.
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This Ia TO certify that have used Of Wheeler q
Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months past and
have found fully the recommendation having
used il for all kinds OF family sewing, from the finest %
the coarsest fncrics, 10 my entire satisfaction.
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife OF Isaac Mitchell
FLrsuIss, Ohio, 9Th month l7ti, 1851.
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We have personally examined the various Machines
before the public with anxious desire place befors
our readers reliable information. As the result OF such
examination. we unhesatingiy recommend WHEELER
for family use. C. KINGSLEY,
Editor Western Christian Advocate
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tr-wHExLEs AND Wnsos's SEWING MAcnrr took
m e8r., nremium sl the lafr Belnont County Fair.
IL a. MARTIN is agent for The sale o the above ma
med In the counties Of HARRISON jefferson, Car
,oIi Tpsrnrswas Guernsey, Bclrhoni and Monroe
WTWARRANTED IN THREE YEARs,. and sold BY
70 MARTIN, RoCKHILL, Kennon p. o. Bslmon'
County. Ohio
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For economy OF power, ease Of management, variety
OF adaptation, and speed Of execution, the WHEELER
X WILSON MACHINE no doubt surpnsses all others
for family use. ID. W. CLARK
Editors ladies Repository.
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do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mr. and Mrs Lantz and know them 10 be persons
OF strict truth and verscity.
pa Noffinrhnrn PrsshHfrriaA Chunnh
, 1862-12-06
Official Notice I
Office of the U. S. Assessor for Washington
Territory,


Territory,
WALLA WALLA Oct. a. 1862
HNHE unde rsgned having been commissioned U .
l S. Assessor for the District of Washington Ter
rtory under and by virtue of the laws passed by the
Thiry-seyeuth Congress- ITO provide internal rev.
cnue 20 support the Government and to pay interest
on the public debt" hereby gives notice that in ac-
partment Of Internal Revenue. he has divided the
Territory into the fol wing Districts, and has APP
pointed Assistant Assessors as follows:
DIVISION No. l-Consisting of the counties of King
Pierce Snohomish and WhatcOm. j. Denny, Assistant
Assessor.
DIVISION No 2-Consisting of tie counties of Kit
sap. Jefferson Island and Callam. Z. S. Dyer Assist
ant Assessor
DIVISION No. 3-Consistng of the counties of
Thurston, Lewis, Sawamish and Chehalis. D. r.
BigelOw, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 4-WiI consist of the counties of Pa
citic, Wakiakum, Cowlitz. Clark, Skamania and Kik-
atat. Edwin l.. Dole, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No 5-Will consist Of the county of Wala
Wala. L.. Rector, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 6-Will consist of the counties Of Spo
kane, MIssoula. hOshone, Nez Perces and Idaho
s. +. Ledyard, Assistant Assessor
This notice applies to all persons subject to excise
duties under the revenue 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 the public debt" The law
went into effect Sept. lst 1852. The assessment will
be retrospective in its application, in order to insure
uniform justice to both the tax payers ard the govern
Hcnt. Those occupations requiring daily, tri-mOnth-
ly, monthly, quarterly records returns will
commence Sept. lst, 1862
Under the Tax Law, licenses for the trades pro-
fessiOnS and occupations must be taken out, and the
flowing sums must be paid to the Federal Govern
meut datnU from the lSt of ScDtember 1852
, 1862-12-06
Dissolution of CopartnersbiD.

THE Coparnership heretofore existing between W.
4 A. George and j. G.. Sparks, in the practice of
the law was this day dissolved, by mutual clnsent
The business Of the late firm Will he settled by j. g.
Sparks, who will continue the practice.
W. A. GEORGE
j. G.. SPARKS.
Walla walla, Nov co. ls62.-4w49
, 1862-12-06
NOTICE.

4 EWIS DAY has been appointed Agent of the Or
1 A egon Steam Navigation Company, at Wallula,
vice J. NJ Vansyckle resigned.
All Freight landed at Walua will he at owners
risk as soon as landed and all freight that remains
unpaid after goods are landed will be turned over to
Vansyckle & Tatem, who have made arrangemeI is to
pay charges j. 9. AlNSMORIH,
President Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
Portland, Oct l. 1862. 45tf
, 1862-12-06

FROM SALMoN.-Our last intelligence
from the Salmon mines is to the 25th Nov.
The weather was quite cold, with but little
snow, and miners were laying by generally.
1t is supposed that the number of persons
who expect to winter there will not exceed
five hundred, while the supply of provis-
isions is amply sufficient to accommodate
four thousand people Those who contem-
plate going to Salmon mines early next
spring will not have to run the gauntlet of
starvation they did last season.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed
recently at Florence, which it is said, has
made very percepdble change in the de-
pertinent of persons with road agency pro-
clivities. Quite a number of suspicious
characters had taken their leave for parts
unknown.
, 1862-12-06

The city of Auburn Powder River, contains
about five hundred buildings and permanent
population OF about three thousand. Some of
ihe principal streets are about three miles long
-Portand Times.
There is eithey very great stretch made
of the streets of Auburn here or of the
imagination of the writinger who did this
up for the Times. BY reference to The ar
ticle from which he copied the first two
iis--~-s -af-she above, be will fnd the state
ment that "the principal street is said to be
nearfzr a mile in tanCfh p
, 1862-12-06
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS of administration being granted to the
H undersigned by the Probate Court Of Walla Wal
la county Washington Territory upon the estate of
n Morris Of said county, deceased all those having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to ex-
hibitthem. with the proper vouchers, to the under
signed at his place Of residence, ON Dry Creek, in
said county. within year from this date or the
same will he Forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pa
ment. NJ. B. MORRIS, Administrator.
Nov. Is, 1862. l;47m3.
, 1862-12-06
Dissolution Notice.

TVHE partnership heretofore existing between
L VIM A. Yates and Com. :. Lano. under tbe
name Of Yates IL Lane is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
All demands against the If re.aid firm, or all nc.
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.
Walla WalIa. W. T.. Nov. l8. 1862. 47ws
, 1862-12-06

THE AUBURN RoAp.-All the shares
in the Auburn Road Company have been
taken-the last two BY Mr.. Vansyckle, of
Wallula A full force is now engaged at
work on the ioad, and if the present favor
able weather continues the company expect
to have the road completed so that wagons
can travel over it within the next twenty
or twenty five days.
, 1862-12-06

Notice.

4 ALI. persons are hereby warned from ppr-
n chasing a certain promssory note signed hv j.
W. Smith in favor of the undersigned, and dated
WaNa Walla, April %. 1862, srid note has been
paid. LOUIS A. NULLAN.
Nov. ~, 1862, 4ow4
, 1862-12-06

ELECTION IN Me- PERcEs COUNTY
At the special election held in Nez Perces
county on Saturday last, Mr.. ]. B. Buker
was elected preventative, to fill the place
made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
DonnelsOn. Mr.. B. passed through this
city on Monday, en- route to Olympia.
, 1862-12-06

CoMPLETED.-The new Sash and Door
factory of Messrs. Rogers & Monson, in
this city is completed and has begun the
manufacture of articles in that line.
, 1862-12-06

Ice IN THE RIvER.-The Columbia is
beginning to freeze along the edges. and
the water is falling rapidly, warning us that
the time for the close of navigation is ap-
preaching.
, 1862-12-06

DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs 1t may be
beneficial to delinquent taxpayers to re-
fer to the notice of the sheriff in another
column of to-day's paper.
, 1862-12-06
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District.
TERRITORY OF WASHlNTON
County Of Wala Walla
TO q. D. PEARCE, defendant.

TO u D IEANOEi UeIendlnt.
WOU are hereby notified that Joseph L. Davis has
4 filed complaint against you IN said court
winch will come on to be heard at the first term of
the court which shall commence more than three
months after 18th day of November, 1902 and unless
you appear at said term and answer the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is to recover
the sun Of tweniy-our hundred and twenty-seven
dollars tS2427) due on notes and accounts from the
defendant to the said plaintiff.
JOSEPH L. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Nov. Is, 1862. l47n9
, 1862-12-06

MAIL ROUTE TO AUBURN.-Applica-
ton has been made for the establishment of
mail route from this city to Auburn.
, 1862-12-06

SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAs
CORPUS I've understand that the Presi-
dent has given written and formal notice
TO Col Steinberger. commander of the post
at this place, that the writ Of habeaS corpus
is suspended in this Territory. and that
hereafter military arrests cannot be ques-
toned by the civil authorities.
, 1862-12-06
Unsurpassed by any Workman in the Yves
Repairing Of Fine Watches!
All work Warranted Twelve
Months
CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST

CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Miners can send their watches 10 me by Express
aad viii pay the express charges here and back
Shop on Main Street next Door to Howard &
Cady's Store. F. P. DUGAN.
43-6mo
, 1862-12-06

REMoyED.-The Oregonian says, "by
private letter received yesterday from
Olympia, we learn that news had been re-
ceived Of the removal of Hon L. Jay S.
,IIGraey, Secretary of Washington Terrific
ry. from tnltotfice, and the appointment of
Elwood Evans, Esq, IN his stead.
, 1862-12-06
nearly a mile in length.

RACE.-There will be race over the
"Pioneer, Course to-day Saturday mile
heats, two best in three, for $500 Mr.
Fitz Patrick enters sorrel Filly and Mr.
Hall enters ~Beauregard." Immediately
after there will be propriator's purse of
$40 given, and will be free for all sadlle-
horses-single dash of one mile entrance
of SIS to be added to tile purse.
, 1862-12-06

Just received choice lot Of 1000 Novels, of the
latest editions and by the most popular authors which
will be sold at wholesale or retail.
, 1862-12-06

OFFICE OF THE U. S. ASSESSOR.
DISTRICT OF WAsHINTON TERRITORY,
Walla Walla NoVember Is 1892

DISTRICT OF WAsHINTON TERRITORY,
Walla Walla, November Is, 1862.
70 Whom, II Nay Concern The Asst, tant Asses
sor's lists, valuation and enumeratons made and ta-
ken within the county of Walla Wala will be ready
or examination from and after this date-Novembcr
22d 1S62-and will remain open for the space Of ff-
teen days for inspection, during which time and on
the first day after the expiration Of the time aforesaid
] well be found at my Office in Walla Waa, to hear
all appeals and determine according to law and right
relative to any erroneous excessive valuations or
enumerations that shall have been assessed An per
who shall apply for that purpose must set forth
their appeals in writing and must specify the paric-
ular cause, NATTER thing respecting which a decis-
ion is requested, and must state the ground or prn-
ciple Of inequality cOmDlained Of.
JOHN. G. SPARKS, U. S. Assessor.
November Is, 1862. 47w2
, 1862-12-06
EstraY Notice.

TNAKEN up by the subscriber, living on Mill
L Creek seven miles east Of Walla Wala one
BROWN HORSE, with a white face and three white
feet branded one of his hips with character re-
sembinga heart about fourteen hands high, and
had a bridle when taken mp. The owner can have
the horse application TO the subscriber by proving
property and paying charges. THOS P.PAGE.
Nov Is, 1862. AVA
, 1862-12-06

FosrNAsIEH AT WALLULA-Mr L.
hUngham has been appointed Postmas-
tar at Walula.
, 1862-12-06
Notice.
To CHARLES w. WALTERS

NOU will take not ce that l shall apply to the
4 next Legislature Of Washington Territory for 4
dissolution Of the bonds Of matrimony existing be.
tween u.s. MARY j. WALTERS
Colyille, August 10 1862. l0tf