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Medical Notice.

DIS. ]. FLATTERY & A. GOODENOUGH
o URGEONS, from San Francisco, have associated
- themselves IN general practice Of Medicine. at
LEWISTON, w T.
! - Particular attention given to Lung and Throat
diseases cases Of indscretion and secondary syinp-
toms *lsfri
, 1862-04-26

REcovERING.-We are glad to announce
that Mr.. L. w. Greenu ell, who uas shot
by ylthe soldier at the Theater, is in a fair
E'ay for recovering.
, 1862-04-26

PRoTEsT--It viii be seen, by reference
; the advertisement in another column,
lat the Oregon Steam Navigation Compa-
y will pay no dam Ages on freight stored at
le Des Chuttes list winter. The case is
7idently plain one, as their advertisement
lily explains.
, 1862-04-26

To BE SUPERCEDED.-W learn (unof
fcially) thar the California volunteers now
stationed at Fort N'alla Walla are soon to
be superseded by company of Oregon
Cavalry, under command of Col. Cornelius
, 1862-04-26

WoN'T DIE.-Harris, che man who was
hot by Crab, last week is. .toth4-ssse..;.i-
himself, the physicians, and every
IsS ise, recovering. He was shot through
he abdomen.
, 1862-04-26

SEAT OF GovERNMENT.-the question
If the location of the seat Of government for
Oregon is to be submitted to the people of
that State at the election in June.
, 1862-04-26

ARnrvAIs.-Judge Oliphant, judge Of
T the lst judicial district. Judge Lander
nd Judge Strong arrived in this city on
Wednesday Judge Oliphant, we believe.
ONES with the intention of locating per-
nanentiy in this city.
, 1862-04-26

DIED.-A young man named Nat. Sta
oles, formerly of Portland, died at Lewis
ton last week, of consumption.
, 1862-04-26

lose a large revenue that would naturally
flow into our hands If there is any dis
position on the part of the citizens of Walla
Walla to guard their interests, they will
speedily see to it that all distinctions of
this character are remedied.
am told that Messrs. Hickey & Thatch-
er, from Salmon, are on their way to Walla
Walla with stock and coaches which are to
be put on the route between that place and
here. From present indications there is
going to be plenty of business for stages
through to Lewiston, inasmuch as there is
but little prospect of a rise in the river suf-
fcient to permit the passage OF boats to
that place. There is large quantity of
freight here waiting conveyance to Lewis
ton, and many are seriously considering the
matter af paying ten or twelve cents to the
pack trains in place of waiting for the
boat.
The news from the East is wholesome.
Island No 10 captured with great loss to
the enemy, and the Federal forces pushing
forward to further victories So mote it be.
notwithstanding the stage fellows ''played
US, and brought us here a day in advance,
| have set down naught in anger" The
time passed pleasantly, nor could it pass
otherwise under .his hospitable old roof.
Blackmor is a clever and accommodating
" "stager," and trust he may meet with sue
cess on the new route.
| leave tomorrow morning on the steam
er Okanagan, which, am glad to see, is
commanded by Captain Baughman. l will
give you some more ink-drops from Port
land n.
, 1862-04-26

WHAT PIrY.-A friend writing from
Portland, speaking Of the probable arge
emigration from Oregon to the mines, says
Z" the country will be left desoate ant the
women disconso'ate.' Cant they senda few
Of these latter 9 institutions 7 up here.
CONCERT Mr. John Kelly, the violinist
and vocalist is in town and will give a con
cert this evening at the Theater
, 1862-04-26
WALTER W JOHNSON.


OIVII LHsIhetT ana NOIaTy FuDIIc,
T United States Deputy Surveyor for Donation
l claims
AN.llla " alln L..
, 1862-04-26

STAGE LINE TO LEWISTON Messrs.
Blaclmor and Chase have commenced run
ring heir stages from this pia,e to Lewis
ton. The first stage left on Monday and
te Second on Friday of this week. So
soon ls all their arrangements are complet-
"a, their stages viii make tri-weekly trips
, 1862-04-26

OREGoNs S SoBRIQUET.- .-Until recently
Oregon has been without nickname The
State has been toasted on Fourth of July
occasions as the s Switzerland of America. -
and some of the Oregon journals have sug-
gested that it be called the "Switzel
State Other names have been suggested,
but none of them ever obtained a run.
Some of the Californians who visited the
upper country last summer-proud of THEN
own Golden State, and imagining, per-
haps, that nothing good could come out o.
Nazareth-conferred upon the Oregonian,
the title Of 3" Web Feet and fna ly
dubbed the State the Land of Web Foot
70 one fresh from the murky skies of Ore
gon this name does not sound the most eu-
phonious and to be called Web-Foot'
by one who has not been out of the lane
of clouds long enough to dry the webs
from his own feet-as is often the cast
here sounds in bad taste, to say the least
However, recurrence to the long, rain,
seasons and deep mud peculiar to tn
mate forces the conviction that the sobn-
1uet is not wholly innppropriate In thi.
locality and throughout the upper country
the appellation has become general, anc
we predict that "Web-feet" will become
the universal sobriquet for Oregonians.
, 1862-04-26

BEEF CArTLE.-We are informed that
two or three large band of beef cattle, ii-
tended for the mires are on their way up
from Oregon
, 1862-04-26

RIVER TRAvEL.-Durng the month ending
April 18th, $500 persons left Portland by steam-
boat for points on the upper Columbia, the most
of them of course bound for the new mmes The
number arrived by the same conveyance was 2,S00
- Oregon Times, .4pril 10.
, 1862-04-26

BENNETT-On the sth inst. on Touchcf Sarah
Emaliue only daughter Of James Z, and Mary Jane
Bennett. aged Z months and days.
, 1862-04-26

" Congress has appropriated 100000 for
the construction of fort at the mouth of the
Columbia river
, 1862-04-26

For POWDER RIyER.-The miners for
Powder river have commenced crossing the
mountains ria the emigrant road from the
Umatilla. We are informed by persons who
have come up overland, that the emigration
to these mines bids fair to almost equal that
to Salmon river.
, 1862-04-26

Boat FOR LEwIsToN.-The Tcnino left
Wallula for Lewiston on Wednesday
, 1862-04-26

CoURr-The District Court will con-
vene in this city next Monday, 2Sih
instant.
, 1862-04-26

ARMY ORDERs.-Specia instructions
from Washington have been forwarded to
Lieut.. Mullan, ordering a suspension of
operations on the Military Road for the
psesent, and to return Immediately with
the civil party and escort to Fort Walla
Walla. This action we presume has been
taken IN consequence of the condition of
things In the east: yet we cannot but re-
gret that Lieut.. Mullan has been recalled
before the completion of the road, believ-
ing as we do that it is work Of immense
Importance to the whole upper unuy
There remains, however, but few miles of
the road to finish, leaving it now in a pass
able travelling condition through to Fort
Benton. We believe Lieut.. NJ. expected
to have completed the work by the lst Of
October next.
, 1862-04-26

~ Lieut.. Young, Of the California Vol
unteers, cecamped from this post last week
without orders, taking with him couple Of
government mules. He probably acted
upon the principle that 'retail' stealing is
not worse than stealing by vholesale.
, 1862-04-26

NEW BoAT.-A new boat, to be used as
the | 4th inst
, 1862-04-26

ORDINANCES will publish number OF
City Ordinances in our next issue.
, 1862-04-26

To ADvERTTsERs.-W have on file a large
number of advertisements which we will give
proper attention SO soon as we receive our supply
of paper.
, 1862-04-26

MIsREPREsENTATIONs.-We are informed
by miners and citizens who have lately
come up from the lower country that there
arc those there NhO snfr continue TO cfrsu-
late reports that there are no goods nor
miners supplies to be obtained in this mar
ket. The man or set of men who. in or
der to sell their wares, will circulate such
reports as these, knowing them to be false,
are unworthy the patronage of the public.
There are goods and miners supplies of ev
cry description and IN abundance, in this
city, and the stocks are being increased
daily. The merchants Of this city arc as
able to sell at - San Francisco prices. ad-
ding freight as those of the lower coun-
try and they are doing SO. We can as
sure those who wish to come through from
the lover country and purchase their sup
plies here that they will find them in
abundance in our market, and for sale at
moderate prices.
, 1862-04-26

FAvoRs. II S. J. Mccormick, of the
franklin Bookstore, Portland, and e. E.
Kelly, Of this city, have our thanks for files
Of late papers.
, 1862-04-26

COUNTY CLERK.-We have neglected in
former issues to mention the fact that our
young friend, E. E. Kelly, has been appoint
ed Deputy County Clerk. Mr.. Galbreath,
the Clerk de tactO intends being absent
from the city during the summer, :.
sons having business to transact wi11ayrns
County Clerk will find Mr.. Kelly at the
Postotfice.
, 1862-04-26

COMMISSIONERS CoURr-The County
Commissioners will meet in this city on the
l st Of May.
, 1862-04-26

10 SAMUEL FOLVER. Deft
" OU are hereby notiieith9t W,teaclN and fItz-
= <C.Nit naintitiS above named. have fled their
complaint against you and sued ont writ of attach
ment against your property (and ati iavit of non
resldencol III SAID cour. which viii come on TO be
heard n tso hrst term OF fils sourt which will oaa
mence more than three moeths after the date hereof
ana unless on appear at the said term and answer
the same VIII be taken us confessed aid the PRAYER
tneroi granted The object and prayer of said com
plant is to obtain Judgment against Won and enforce
the collection ofthe of S2l6 and interest since
Juue Is, 1861 due plaintiff for goods, wares and
merchandise by you had and received Of said plain
tis, in June, lSol, and costs of suit.
II. c. CoULsoN, Pits Atty.
Jan 3, 1862. 6m3
, 1862-04-26

I'VE THEATER.-We regret to notice
that the attendance at this popular place of
amusement has not been so great since the
event of two weeks ago as formerly. This
certainly should not be so. The perform
ances since that time have not been less in
teresting, nor the usual peace and good or
der of the place in any manner interrupted.
The unfortunate afray alluded to-the
like of which may never again occur-ua as
not owing to any mismanagement of the
proprietor, and we had hoped that in con
sideration of the benefit rendered to the
hremen, and in view of counteracting any
bad results from the event of that night.
the fremen ard citizens would in return
give to Mr.. Robinson at his next perform
anee sStfuli house as greeted him ON
that evening.
Since writing the above, we have seen
a paper, signed by numerous citizens, ask
ing Mr.. Robinson to accept compliment
tary benefit, upon any evening he may des-
ignate The benefit we understand will
take place some evening next week. We
bespeak full house for the occasion.
, 1862-04-26

M1LIrARY.-Lieut. Col Lee, Com
mander of Fort Walla, has been ordered
to San Francisco. Capt. Rowell is left in
charge Of the post. This gentleman com
mands the respect Of both the soldiers and
citizens, and we predict that better state
Of affairs will now exist at the Fort than
has characterized the institution for the
past few months. Col. Lee may be-, as
some OF his friends claim, . Not guilty, but
ignorant;" but certain it is his career as
Commander of Fort Walla Walla is not the
most brilliant one on record.
, 1862-04-26

MAP OF THE GOLD MINEs-Mr E. Il.
Kelly, of the City News Depot. has laid
on our table a copy Of D. w. Low ell &
Cos. map of the Nez Perces and Salmon
river gold mines Mr.. K. has number Of
these maps on sale at the Post Office. The
map is neatly gotten up and is accompanied
by "A page pamphlet, containing brief
history of the mines, table Of distances, etc
, 1862-04-26

EsCAPED.-Bebee, the man who has fol-
some time been in confinement in this city,
for the killing of Davis, last fall, escaped
last week, clearing the docket of the dis-
trict court Of the only criminal case on rec
ord He was assisted in his escape by pbr-
sons from outside, who provided him With
horses.
, 1862-04-26

We, the undersigned merchants doing business in
Dalles city, having assembled and acted as board of
sur ey in the examination Of freight ia transtn from
Portland and DaeS, Oregon. to Wsla Walla Wash
ngton Territory by the Oregon Steam Navigation Com
pany. and now stored at Deschutes find the Following
facts IN the premises after thorough and careful eN-
animation, to wit:
That the said goods have been stored during the
past winter in good stone bnilding that more
than ordinary care has been taken in storing tie same
and that any damage they may have sustair ed has
been in consequence Of the extreme cold weather of
the past winter, and unavoidable by the partjcs
having said goods in charge.
j.KAUFMAN.
o. S. SAVAGE
FRED NJ. STOCKING.
DEscnuTEs, March 2Cth 1862.
STATE OF OREGON,
County OF WASco. S.
On this 2Sth day OF March A. d. 1861 ter.o, oll,.
canlc before the undcrSignel Notary Pul.lic dsl,
commissioned and qualified, residing in Dalles civ
! regoii. J Kaufman and Fred NJ Stockiup h, me-
known to be the identical persons whose genuine sir-
natures appear to the foregoing. report and acknol
edge to me that they executed the same
Witness my hand and Notaila i>,aIatfixed.
JAMES A. ODEIL
us NorAEY PrELIc
Oregon.
, 1862-04-26

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY Or WALLA WALLA -
In the District Court of Walla Walla County--Frst
judicial District.
L. II. Wakefield and E. p FitzgcraId
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lrsafsa soa ihas CA.ef 1oin Ross uas
aboat {. iea him wiia oas ihoassad
ave hun3rf3 wagfiosE
Col Soioman d she job Wson
tla. lad captured forty pfisaner
Four hundred sounded Cherattr
ard Osase Iadlans have esnc into orr
camp with white aags. carrying itrtr
gins with murrlss pointing doun.
uarsls.
About two Hundred and fifty ne.
groes belonging 20 the rebel halfhreeds
arc nov cn.route i5r Fort Scott
TUESDAY, 9ogSISG
Washington. july 81
Ts Hen. Z. NJ. Stanton
The rayalry expedition directed
Gen King 10 send oul 90 ibe l9th has
returned. They left Fredericksburg
att r. NJ. 80 thc 18Th. and after a
forced march through tie nisLt. malc
a descent ii daylight ia The morning
upon the Virginia Ceniral X, X. at
Beaver Dam Greek. twenty-five miles
west q Hanover junction, aud thirty
five miles from Richmond.
They destroyed the Railroad and
Telegraph line for several miles,
burned up the Depot which contained
forty thousand rounds OF muskei am
muuition. one hundred barrels Of -four
and much other valuable property,
and brought 10 captain in charge a.
a prisoner.
The whole country was thrown ~.
to a state Of alarm. One private was
wounded on our side.
The cayalry marched eighty miles
10 thirty hours. The affair was most
successful and reflects high credit up-
on the commanding officer and his
troops Respectfully.
JOHN POPE,
Maj-Geacral.
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All persons are liable 10 pains in Stomach Or
Bowels, Or Cholera Morbus, which should ucy.
or be neglected; to Teeth, and Earche; 70 Neu-
ralga, which il 50 controlled by the mind, that
it can be called on by thinking Of H. or by snd-
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caused by the least indiscretion, Fatigue or Care;
and lastly, Loss Of Sleep, which Judges, Law
yerS, Stukents, Business men, anxious mothers,
and aged persons are all subject TO- finds anost
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\ more perfect Pain Killer for Family Necessi-
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cure" or money to be refunded.
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Galen Canfeld's Estate.
OF VERMONT.

- MAscnEsTER DISTRICT, ssf
a, Probate Court holden al Manchester in
aud for said District, ON the 9Th dRy Of July,
4. ID. 1862.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, .Judgc.
An instrument in writing pnrporiing TO be the
last will and testament on GAI.EN CANFlELD.
late 81 Arlington, in said district, deceased, was
presented for Probate.
Nhereupon il was ordered that said Win be
proven al Probate Court, 10 be held at the
Probate Office, III said Manchester on the last
Wednesday Of July, 1861, aud that all persons
interested in said Estate be notified thereof by
Publishing copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks successfully IN the Hanchcner
Journal, printed At Manchester, which shall be
deemed sufficient notice 10 all persons 70 appear
and contest said application, II they see cause
II. i. MINER, Register.
a true copy n record.
Attest, II. &. MINER, Register.
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MARRIAGES..

In South Dorset, July 18th. by Rev. james
Anderson, ALEX. Il. HIT and Jostr A. Ricm-
ARDseS, both q South Dorset.
We are happy to say that the printer was mol
forgotten on the occasion. A most bountiful
supply Of cake, and charming bouque: came
safely to our hands. We wish the donor scyery
success.
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MAR SUMMARY.
"WEDNESDAY.
Corin,b. july IS

Connlh, July Is.
Headquarters are officially inform.
ea a the arrival Of Gen. Curtis arr
my At Cbredon. on the 10Th, after nj
iuost daly sklrmishing, wherein tie
Frbels we're wofsird. Six thousand
made stand oa the 3tb, on Cochg
River nvar Round Till Col Cook
81 the 33l Illinois, commanding tie
advance Il Gen. sieeles division, ai-
tvrward. reinforced by tao companies,
attacked and routed the rebels, scatter
ing them IL al directions. mostly all
going towards LATHE Rock.
They also evacuated Duyol's Bluff.
Later adyices state that Curtis adj
vance has reached Helen. Ills army
i, 10 good condition and spirits.
Provisions are scarce, bni supplies
are coming from Memphis.
Louisville, July -.
The Bulletin saws that Morgan's
band LAST night destroyed the long
bridge on the Kentucky railroad, be-
tween Cynlhiana aud Paris.
4 gentleman residing near CynIhi-
ana says Moigau's move on Frank
fort and Lexington was feint. hi. real
object being to strike the railroad az
PARIS, destroy the Town and squeduci,
which II would take six weeks to re-
oooslrc,, then destroy property in BON.
ban county, and retire 10 Harrison
burg or Mount Sterling.
There are reports this evening Of
she railro, track between Lexington
and Frankfort being torn up to-day
by gncriilas.
Kansas City, July Is.
Santa Fe mail OF the 30th has ar.
rived. II Is rumored that all the reb.
els except one company had left Or
ixaba o.
4 skirmish took place between the
State Militia and Quanirel's band,
near Pleasant Hill. The rebels were
finally repuIsed with loss u six kill
ed and five MORALLY wounded. Our
loss--none killed and fifteen wounded,
ST. Louis, July Is.
Dispatch 10 military authorities re-
eeised to-day say that Gen. Gurus
command, 400 strong. has reached
Helena. Ark, where they arc resting
AZ present
Information from Corinth 10 Thurs
day says thar Gen. Halleck was there,
and the various divisions Of bis army
IN sAeellens eondii.on and eager for &C.
tive operations.
Bragg has about 10000 troops al
Tapelso. and some $4,000 more are 1t
Holly Springs and other places
Thsir movements are said to indicate
offensive operations.
keckuk, Iowa. July II.
A party q rebels on Sunday night,
broke open several small stores il
Memphis, ia Northern Missouri, drss-
ing oar the Onion men aud capturing
sane State troops stationed there.
Tic reports b. ionightis tram are
. sae eaea thai tie rebels are sdfaa-
chg q Ai4ees. Ihe p-opls "a iha
plAes ae ieaYng aad fleeing 10 Canton
All Farm eioa- fioops leave 81
AHslcas-usst
Philadelphia, July IL,
Tiers are ruuofs hese thar i maii-
- bad ht0kea 0ui amaag the rebel
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Russel Stilson's Estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

ANIAIE ~ n III MONI,
- NAScHEsrEK DISTRICT, &C.
At Probate Court holden NJ Manchester, 10
and for said District, on The 9Th day Of July,
A. d. 1881.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
An instrument IN writing pnrporting 70 be the
last will and testament u Russell STILS0N,
late Of Sunderland, in said district, deceased,
va. presented for Probate.
Whereupon il was ordered that said VIII Be
proven at Probate Court, 70 be holden 81 the
PROBATE 0ffice, IN said Manchester. on the last
" ednssdAv 81 July, 1894. ard that all persons
Interested in faid Estate be notified thereof hy
publishing copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks sueeessivey IL the Agaekssfer
.Jearnai, printed Al Manchester. which shall he
deemed scfleient notice 70 al persons to zppear
and contest saa application, ffhey see eHuss
II. Z. MINER, Register.
A true copy II record,
7 Attest. H. 4. MINER. Register
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DEATHS.

IN East Dorset, July 10th, MISSIE T., dausl-
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months.
In West Rupert, Of consumption. MARTHA,
wife Of Merritt Moore, Esq
IN Plymouth, July ., Miss 4. vi SFRAGrE,
the wel-kH0wn spritualisf.
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