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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

advance. ard in-ine ss.e w.,,ie e ,h-s fort
night he wac in i,nssiuens prri' a~ta shr
36,h u's.. the dry .d Me-irFs a'issrce. II
whach dsie trlrgrasna u~rs RESERVED frou,
Gessersl Burssil.. sTnuanriug thtt he vas
fully able ~ res;.a ti,s en~mr au9l snch
tissr = sid. vas rves.issa ir.m Urnrr.l
Gr,ns; sn,l M Barn>iie wa- nndsr tsrani's
csa,nsspd aud Hn.u, was f.ien jis-f putting.
the 'fiuishiag ts,srhss np.n his rr..sr vie.
tory. Ne ,uny be snre tha racry'.sic ofiicer
would MT d-lay r~iisf fora rss,a.en,.---
R.inf.rc~,nrnfs were, ais. hs.'-rliug 10
Burnsidc's help. sia Cum:,-risni Gsp -
Bs-ii-s all th.-.. ali-s,sfh :,sas aii. w.. cam
,ot beliese that si,. Arn,Y Of the P,t,u.c
entered upnn sucs. larg. aud e,nrr- hen
siv@ campaign n.srely on the suppsition
that thus il Nigh. presens lie fr',m send
ing SONS r~slsrEss to ali l.'sns~tr.et in
exsrica,iBg hinsels ti,,as ps.'i.a fran
which h. bills fair 10 earrisatr hiiasrst
wiilrsnf such aid e HsA I'll
The Orrohcr ..sn.rafgn. and rhe Nuvem-
Der campaiga "f ,h. Army vf th. Petainac.
are certainty H., ,s.sst Remarks hlc opisoi-s
ia the remarkable history Of rhst nohle and
stoui-hesrted array. In Octob LIE. io'-
lew.d our array fr,.n ihe rt.pid.n nearly
up to the drtene-s ,sf Washington; and ina
saesi;af-l, aftrrwcot G,.nersl Meade pnrsu-
ed the Rebel army f,-on Bull Ksin hack tn
the Rapi.ian a.i ~,hsu. has:ls ~ any
LlagBifu.ie-- -ail .ithsmt raSals .At she
,.lnse Of S.venlher u prral M..ade's aru,y
agsin started os. 81 6.ri and tiga. i."e. r.
was universally smppos.d; h.; after swrek's
marching aAd c"an'erinarching. 1t ia again
putting Space between il and tue army il
set uat To ovrrtaks. For what are al! these
uovemcut.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
PRAYEes 10. PsAcg.-The Ri, ,hmon.

FRAYERs ioE PsAcg.--The Ri, hmonsl
Wing says:
". l.aru tnat Bishop McGill on Sun
day last anuosacei that froM the Is, o;
Dcce.n ber next 10 the 20,h. was set apart
by the bish"p. Of the Catholic Church ofthr
Confederacy for prayers in behalf -f peacs.
he tsoI OCCASION, We learn. - remind his
congregation that the prayers 10 the con
,eu,plaGi"n Of the chnrch did MT refar ia
peace as a result of suhjugatnn. TIA: such ii
peas. as a brave people engaged in a just
cause could accept 1T" said he. '.our
cause war no, just, We couli u": appeal 10
the throne Of mercy &" sustain it.
Bishop MctliIl il kentuskian by birth.
college mate Of M"s.rs. Singleton. ei
Mississippi; Dupre. Of Louisiana. and
Hauly, or Arkansas. members Of the House
Of Representatives and a davo.ed Sonth-
ernrr in every instinct The very ainoni-
ton which he gave against the Offering OF
prayers in contemplation cf peace by sub
jugasion. implies an Interest in our CAUSE
which is fully in keeping with the natural
proclivities of true ken,uckiap.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
P,1ss N,nKs Irxpxa rss DnArr or

FALSE NAMES I'xpKR rss DnATr OF Nc
Avail The Beard ef EnrolmcAt have
decided among themselves. that where .
party has been enrolled MS tho occupant o:
a certain residence. his identity will be
determined By bis residence. aud not q.
clusiveiy hy his name In other words,
that a mistake in the namc of the party
en-, oiled. whether unintsn,iunally nr viii.
fully made. will not b. accepted rs valid
excuse 70. failure to rep"rt for duty. III the
party 20 ,nisuamed shall be drafted st his
proper residence.
A case in point occurred in the Eighth
Ward, q few days since. where woman
having given the name of su acquaintance
instead Of her own husband, the Board held
tho latter no the drafted man. The wife
will be subjected to trial fur giving wrong
name to the enrolling officer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
SAINT hlaRY's GAZETTE
Lcxss xiI, -r0w =. nj

rHsEsDAs n,rs,Se nEc %. aas'
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

. ,hrre The-r bah icef 70 \. f'a thragn
ists ,hc civ sias~ the. 3ess rishn.e. o.
ths night uf the 81 iA.rrrai Hrarsss~Sa
sud Cnlonei Rhesii visited su,n,rr. va.n
lsb4hs rnounse.i sh~ rsr sp..f asN plsseu
I..nSri.s aUa etl,, ttiss> for al,aus oac
honr The IFsae,si iksrees sr~ rsTrrsrd II
have ceased fri'le s'hils the asusic was
g.,iiig on. III
1'hs sasr@spei.frnt M he ysiw Tn.k
Ttaun.s wsifuz ffans iE.s srn.s Of the
gasafpse. s+stcs thai ts-risral M.agh-r
~ha waa s:,h 'he ARMY as :. vtsis"r :" hi-
nd brigade. sss r.Ts.rs.i. in eiiizan's
closhes. near Min Rus. smrfrg The recen;
eng srewent. azi j, pew i,t tsr hs sslls of ;he
cosf.aera.es. The r-s,p..swtsi-r states thar
a: ha!f-past 6 n'slvck .,a Fii'lsy r.rlt y
gang cf gn"rril'r- s,fa~kDd train en :he
Urspge .,.d <.!exsndra kailr.ss. twa ruilr.
eas. If Bssl'.n srn,i.,, The engine i re-
pyrtrd a. tsva barn strasck by bullets in
fftean or iweu,y Earces
The ruaor shieh has hren .anat for
somD days ,ha, General isr-ckinriige died
on the 9TH ait. Of wuunds received af
Riuggcll. turns .,.t t" hs. anf.unded The
Richmond Fngui,rr Of FRIDAY la>s contains
dispatch fres Dalton. Georgia. on ihr
81 irs'an.. s,a'irg that pe the previous day
i:~np-ai Ererk;uriage was serenatisd aud
tnad~ All aypr"printe speech the ,ccasian
being tle rs.'irsn,rnt af t;snc-al Bragg
sroia The eH,e .nantl NJ tfls arsay
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
6ryrn,L MEADE SaLurgs AsD RErrpRs

--fhc military critics nav essay to cal. sue
whole unveneus but 81 srnsea recnnHoIs-
sauce. lu, il il nsvefta,lgFs known that
tiencrsi Mss.a+ started o,lt with weilcon
cc,ved and u,atured plans for an advance
nu Richmond. His failure ~ carry them
out involves, without doubt, the loss Of has
spsi,;on as enmaan5sr II the Asmy of she
Potomac ~ ss- ltcrh Horsd
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

4 number of persons wha have been
drafted have manifested u god deal os
concern as tn wheiher they will be permit.
ted. after having clai,ncd AMI failed to OBJ
tain exemption ~. the ground rf physical
disability or other caus-. t" pr the c,u-
mutation n,nney or beco,np lied - 70 inta
the service. Ii Is made the duty at the
surgeon to examine every conseript who
may rcpor, for duty but ala sr.ivr from the
pr,vos; marshal general grants te every one
The right IL commute alter having saiie'i 1"
procare exemption hy n,hsr means. The
i'll"win. is - copy Of tn" order filed With
the CO ,scriptius provost marshals ON that
subject:
"A person drafted into the military ser
vice of the Cuit-d States. under tas pro-
yisions Of the act of March 3. 1853. CHAP
fer IS. Cor enrolling aud calling ou, sLs
national forces. aud Ia other purposes.
ciainipg xe"pti.u from dra:s ty Reason vi
any disability AS prnvi,iri in said act. ha-
the right to have th: aiesti''n ut bis disa
biii,y sub,nit,"i TO aud pis.ad upon by TIL,
beard of .urull.nca,. whose d.c,slon shsre
% is fual II the board shall have dccid
"a ,ast the c!:iasnt is Ii.o!e t., serve; hc
has the right. xter such dccisiou against
hs.a TO pay his co'umaIativa m"'l.y. Or fur
uisa Il substitute, within such cXIanded
si.e rs may be liked by o,i.. of.hs Duar.s
vf enroll,neat f'r his appearance tar duty. "
Il will thus be seen thai ut any tia,e be-
fore the party !. pla.ed ~ actaal service hs
rnsy escape, alter all o;aer IF rss have
failed. by paying III: ,htee husdred dollars
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

Qaa,ifcation If Ulcers it ]
Thr newiy ei.ef~d clark ns the tlr'ns
Court Jphn a. t'.maliss. Fsqs. hsvfns
asalifces before his Heac- IaaiZ" Er'i'
hr- catered upos sss disehars' q 'is d"'ie'
II his office. Aa,i On Tuesday last th'
oaak-af .ssiee vas administered Dy hi'% 's
ta. fulIowing gen'ltmeh:
james r. NJ. Raley. R-c'sror # Wills
(re-,.retedl De-. 4. jack Spaldiuz. sh'r'
Judge sf the Orphan Court. (re-siccted J;
j r. Yates. Juagaf"f ,hs 0rnhans' CeF'ri.
tnawly clcc'ed): WI. Alex. xxx. .Iudge al
,er Orpha1.' Conrt, (sewls +l@sies); L"Sis
II. Leigh. Jno e Hcrbsn. =. + Flotd'
J.H,-s t. H"peSsa aud .jaIsa NJ. Heard,
reunty copm.ssie'"r@; Philip d por"'y
sheriff; also srsesaA JuSticss sf ihe Pease
AID Cons,nh,es f''
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
EEHE or Ex-GoyrrsioR PRATT


- - - IT.
! r-yr! y ry. y.coy-1r~Stcu ppaTr
Il. " .ss s'a'ea srssrst aso fsaf Ex'
1T. "A kA1a. 100 osler u cii'ssns
eil Aaf'f Arnss'svl C"aaty hr.i he''n arferf-
! ed !ty a.sa%@fs assharis3 s42 eosssssei 70
bAits'pOFs t",a fesSH klnt city. q
~ A''nsnusesi ny iass e.friassS f'shry
h.Ii AZ iassFsr'~ wafs 11fz el srnEscK.
@'is s!atsa isnf ttsJ xssI7 ssesi hs'car~
Eafy deslsHsed ssxlng tssa ahe=is'e.'
snlsns uAy h the late TO ihe
jugs n ths ir''is. aod ts5r's g s"se.
wrnf away Ia . ooly beJ swers per-
niFied To ss.? at haru~e~ii Hotel, wirh
sn~ spp9rtRi.iit "t iss:sslHt trhesher ~ MT
,a4y We're ~lIiing 70 tak< t'ss ossh" We
is*ri, iros TIE s"'s. s. lsdsy- tisat tfe
gentiea'en srres'ed al hEF cn.1sensed 70
take IN. oath q aii.elskee sish the ex-
eefasr "s fh-.ii'n fn4.1e - FSATs and
eo.. 1esEPu ~ NteLol3oss WAC. ntvslg
'sre'isea % takss she o@ti1 Nerv aHF siandsy
shs .As' P.fcsa vs 49, o. s1ea q
| .or f"''ress aionfoe. nl1sncs fnry are 10
DC ssni 10 hicpinnisd 10y are fsFbidasn
u reinrn oarIlg me FaiEuE'tsr penalty o'
'eins tried as sp;es II
L1-ooseflor fkATt ~3s <srcted Covef-
no' ~ "aFyiaHs IN Aoff vy ths WIFE
party and Was sncSs91rnsiy chosen =
enMeu o's'cs eHa'or ~ Haryian1
l1elsss'a1uso iir sssssA sss yesrs--S"s
.asp 'cfss' ana tssss 9. - te' = !.
heIE@as sxsefalf .sns ! a I -S1 wv
STATE Seaa's. ana nss .f .rfss years s'a-'
oecnplra'a pro.Hi"ens pHr'cs' P'sii'on ia
MS State. t"1' NICHOLSON was Tor many
yeaFs Clerk oi the haryiaaa state Se"a'e !:
a"o suose9ue"''S ]ss1A 'n "a un''s''
1'A'eS "e"',' We n .~.
. 'u'"aga'1' '"e c'a'' '0"' '"''"'
9e'stef :.
ne ABOVE pFe"es"'hs aas Pfotuc1a
very great degree 81 "ynp.,ay a''' aaAie-
y ia sh:s co"ha""y' ~ "h4e' "'ser no,
rRATT 80 long te"'oe"' a"" - S ven
Known ana nish!y resf@S.eo' ING suaoe"
aFres. anu 'a.'''H'"e"' o "a ''a'nen' S''i'
zrh- i"F Il" oa'uc" tSe"s. .i|co " '"e 'a~
-Snnse course .shhg 'aa prcse". c'''
disturbances ma" oeeh s'hs"lNf'y qo's' anu
ndcmonS;rative--!s circumstance "cH
calculated to excite attention, snd IL hkeiy'
We hope, to bring this "h's "ao)ee' "f
military exile to d proper aad ashn''e SET
feaie'.t.
At the recent election. n obedience to
she "raers OF zen. ScHksck, au "atn Was
teHds.ed 10 voters BY his ofncers. "a" = test
or coalition OF suffrage IL Is Confessed
that nelthtr The feisral hor State laws
authorized such pr"eesaiag; aud the
u"ver"oE Of the State. indeed, had issued
his nro';lamaiion. i"sisi"nay rcpudias!ng
tie Validity al such orders. and Calling
upon til" ciTil nuibori'iss I" protect the
ToieEs aSsiHst their :mPns'ti"H. In the
iac': oi ILLS hxscat,se pr''tesf. "oT rGArr
! "herrd 10 SoLo--a"' 'hs "a'a oeihg re-
qo'1r'i % h''n' Fe'saea !" 'a.e it. MS F"-
; tuSas "as based, as W. learn, SIMPLY upon
| ihe wait oi snt@oFNy. on the part OF tne
ml.l'ary' ia rtq"ire 1t o: him For sni'
refusal he Was arrested i"r the new crin.e
"i subjected t.Ni"yHi'y. ami, ap'n Ms
c"nt."ard refusal he Is ''nt aer"ssonr h"s /.
he "m'nens position oi the citizen who
Is 'h1S treated "ili 'r"d .. pf'a,'nence to
me ''~hs'1'i'n "h"h' ID 10 81 a'p"a
! w'ii ensure !is fuil 'ehtliai.ul 1here i
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

REWARD Fos THE CArzrRE or JoHS
MoksAx--The reward Tor the Capture of
Jahn Morgan has been increased to s. 600.
General Cox has been relieved of duty at
Cincinnati. and ordered 80 Knoxville.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

tjns nesre s,aa, Gafnea
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
Special Dispatches 70 sie New f"sk Post.

6gsERaL MEADE 70 Be REaavED--A
DhcEapeR CAMParaS TaLsvp OF lit is
rusnored that General Meaae will be re-
,nav~d fs.,n the command Of the Array Of
the Potomac. AID that new cs,nmander
will lead the army IN Decemh<r cain-
paign. The army is ia good spiriss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

10y v;rtun It ,w, wits al Y-nd,:o.a; ex-
- u ,nas. issued nut -, ;ae CrI.lt C,ar;
for ~. Mars C,unty. sac {: the ssI, ~
i'rr,i.rick Si".-. rr,s.. fr the sale o.
's,nu:. xS.s,i," n.e - B.ni.'uin u. l-srr!s.
=gAins: tic xoa:. aai en.ttris.> laid. sa'!
t..4-lnrr.s M William w. ra,.or, i.,n Il
Fort G,~,rge r.. Gami,heh aaI Wn ::nith;
a.isi tile "i,"r y. tine .as '.f f'r~a.rick Stne
Trustee i,r fl,c sn's oi --S.nith v, Il u.c 'f
Bsa.la.nin G. tiarr,-. aga.nI ~, goods AID
Ghatt-ls Lands and isu.n,suts ~ Wil:ia,n M'
i'aylr r 'hsrt Fnri. G.ors. r. E,Hrt.ri and
Wsiiau, S..,iti; ar.i "a rsm di.rcs.!. ! tsa,ts
s.;x Il tHd tak-r. ia ..N-s@tan- ali f.- rlgit
tit!,. i'..eres', claisn "a. dstu,.i at ia~ ais.
in equity. of ,ie sail william u. TaY!a-.
II 'h-r, For !, nco-se i. 'an.p.a'!i an! VIA
sHi,h ia a.u a. ths :,.."S,ng pr"!wr,y. a.
wit:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
GENERAL n. u. HILL AND THE
BATTLE OF CTiICKAMAUGA.

Fran tie Riea,.nla Enquirer. Nv. q.
We publish this morning IA car, from
Lieutenant General D II. Hill. fully and
completely ex"nerating him fr"m amy r"s-
p"nsisility for the failure of General
Bragg to reap the fruits oi the victory a,
Chicksunmea I,.de~d whe, se cou>ii-
er the asaniffst Injustice dane General
Hill. We are surprirrd. "a Well as pleased.
at the tcn,prrat. charaeirr If his viudica-
ton G-mr,l Hi. kss made the rcpu.a-
tiun of hard Fighter. OF which 10 im].s-
'irc csn arpriv. hi,n. au,. we IN comDion
With our cOurtrymen. earnestly hope ne
may be speedily r"instai-'i in the Army
of the Army "i tho 'Teunrs~ee. under Long
street. or Jvhnsnu. or Lev. ar! ,ha, Gen
era! Bragg may De permitted to r:s, Tor Il
seasoI.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
MARRIED.

On Tuesday last. BY the Rev. James
Hs.kins. Lcrin j Sasuil,aros. OF Wash
irgson. d. C.. 70 Miss Lydia B. canicr. Of
ih.. county
, 1863-01-24
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER.

\
Council met at clock agreeable to adjourn
ment-Present, Messrs. Jacobs, Phillips, Sheide-
man and Helmuth.
In absence of Mr.. I. T. Reese, Mr.. Jacob
acted as President, pro tenn.
On motion of Mr.. Sheideman, the motion Of
Mr. Jacobs, of Jan. 9th was amended to read
as follows:
"The City Council do hereby employ Gen. O.
L. Bridges as special counsel, to defend the land
cases city VS. Barron, and city VS.. Sparks to make
written arguments, to be forwarded to the Coms-
siones at Washington City, with tull power 10 en-
gage counsel at Washington, d. c., 10 take depo-
sitions, &C. that he the said O. L. Bridges may
deem necessary in the matter. And furthermore,
the city IT'S part binds itself to pay all expenses
incurred in the same; and also pay the said Gen.
o. L. Bridges his fees in the above cases.
Mr.. w. Phillips, of committee appointed to
receive contracts for building fume and water
works through Main Street, reported that the
committee mad let the contract to Francis Crasse
for the sum of $l050.
On motion, the bills were ordered paid, to-
wits
J. NJ. holland, Night-watchman 500; w. P.
Horton, $35; DIR. J. S. Craig 50 25-l44,2j
On motion, Council adjourned until next regu-
lar meeting.
H. B. LANE, Clerk
, 1863-01-24
Power of Attorney RevoIled.

SAN FRANoIsoo, DEC 27, 1862.
TENHE following power of attorney, granted to An
Il drew Cronly is hereby cancelled and revoked.
r. w. HEATH.
4" The undersigned hereby constitute Andrew
CrOnly, Esq, their agent for Fort Wala Walla W.
r., with f&h power to receive and collect all dues
to them Suffers and to do all and thing in the
premises as though they personally present
themselves. They further empower the said An
drew Crony to sign their names all papers requir
ing it, as Suffers until the same shall be revoked
by them,-and receipt for money due them. Here
by ratifying whatever he has done, may do in
cordance with the same, Witness our hands and
seals this 9th day of July, ls6l.' R. W.HEATH.
January 10, 1863 2;4wa
, 1863-01-24
Council Proceedings.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,

WalIa Walla Jan. 20, 1868. {
Council met at o'clock P. M.-Present, Messrs.
Reese, Phillips and Helmuth.
On motion of Mr. ]. Helmuth, the resignation
of w. P. Horton was accepted.
The Clerk was notified to call an election for
City Recorder, in'place of w. P. Horton resigned.
Election to be held on Saturday January list,
1868. "
The President, T. Reese appointed Cyrus
Jacobs, James McAulif and L. S. Rodgers as
Judges of the election.
An appropriation of S25 to L. S. Rodgers for
digging 1fume in lower portion of the City was
ordered paid.
The Council rented W. P Horizons office as
Council Chamber at fifteen dollars per month.
''On motion, Council adjourned until next regu-
lar meeting.
IL B. LANE Clerk
, 1863-01-24
Notice.
oFFICE sUPT. INDIAN AFF

.,.. OFFICE SUPT. INDIAN AFFAIRS,
OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. "a, 1862.
M 0TICE is hereby given to all persons holding
~ claims against the Indian Department, for ser.
Vices renderd or supplies furnished in the Territory
OF Washington, which were contracted
previously 70 the 18th of May last to present tho
same, properly certified to this Office for examinn.
ton, in accordance with an or Ter of the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs that they may be reported
to the department for payment. c. H. HALE,
5Sup't Ind. Affairs, W.T..
Olympia, Nov.20, 1852. 2;4wS
, 1863-01-24
Administrative Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration having been granted
A. to the undersigned by the Probate Court OF Walla
Waa county, WashntOn Territory upon the estate of
Robert Horton, deceased; all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified preseu them
with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, within
one year from this date, or the same will be for
ever barred; and IL those indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment.
ELIZABETH HORTON, Adm'x.
Dec Sd ,IS6s=4m3
, 1863-01-24
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District.
TERRITORY IF WASHINGTON,

80 .;@'' TO E. D. PEARCE, defendant
w 0U.are hereby notified that Joseph L. Davis has
II filed complaint against you in said court,
which willcnme On 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 answer the Same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The otect ahdpryer of said complaint is to recover
the SUN of twenty-four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars (S2427) due notes and accounts from the
defendant 10 the said plaintiff.
.~s > --- 80 J0SEPH-L. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Nov. Is, 1862. l47n3
, 1863-01-24

Surveys IN OREGON AND WAsHINGToN.-T
Commissioner of the General Land Office reports
that the amount of land surveyed in Oregon, du-
ring the past year, is 6,2l9,6Sl acres in Wash
ington Territory, 2,SO3,4 acres The amount
of land offered for sale in this State, in May last
was 4.42S. 700 acres The Commissioner says that
the public lands now surveyed in Washington
Territory, will shortly be offered for sale.-Orego-
nian.
, 1863-01-24
HE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys account of the WASHINGTON
STATESMAN
PORTLAND-H.C. c.. Northrop.
DALLES-J. S. Reynolds
AURURN-Shepherd, Cooper & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, L. P. Fisher.
~ Persons not convenient to an Agent can trans
init moneys through the mails or express companies
at risk by enclosing the amount in the presence
of postmaster or express agent.
, 1863-01-24
Administlntor,s Notios

I ETTERS Of administration boing granted TO the
II undersigned by the Probate Court Of Walia Wal.
Ia county, Washington Territory, upon the estate Of
N Morris Of said county, deceased, all those having
claims againat said estate hereby notified TO eI-
hibt them, with the proper vouchers 10 the under
signed at his place Of residence, on Dry Creek in
said comfy within one year from this date, or the
to said estate requestcd TO make immediate pay
ment. NJ. B. MORRIS, Administrator
Nov Is, 1862 l;47mS
, 1863-01-24
Every Description Of
FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER.
Notice,

TTNHE undersigned respectfully calls the attention of
the public to the fact that or before the last
days Of October last, Thomas + Chase resident of
Clackamas county Oregon was at the city Wala Walla
in feeble health, and is said to have started to the
trace Of him can be found. Any person knowing any
thing of him will giveinformaton as to what has
become of him, will be suitably rewarded for their
trouble. Mr.. Chase about Sixty years of age
rather under the average size, stopped solders and
considerably gray. Address Mrs. Chase at Milwaukee
Oregon, or Isaac Lazwell, Waa Walla
NJ NJ OWEN
, 1863-01-24
Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS Of administration having been granted
IL to thenndersigned by the Probate Court Of Wal
Ia Wala county, Washington Territory upon the es-
tate Of Louis Payne, decd, all those having claims
against said estate arc hereby notified to exhibit
them, with the proper vouchers to the undersigned
at her residence, the Touchet, Walla Waa county
within 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.
SEMlRAH ANN PAYNE, Adm'x.
Dec 6, 1868. 5lm34
, 1863-01-24
Administrators Notice.

nj OTICEis hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed administrator of the estate Of
the county Of Walla Walla All persons holding de-
mands against said estate are requested to present
them to the undersigned within year from this
date or they viii be forever barred and all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make imme-
ate payment ISAAC LASSWELL.
Jan. II, 1863 2;5m3
, 1863-01-24

CALIFORNIA, Oregon and Nevada Territory
have contributed more than t,co thirds of the en-
tige. sum received by DR.. Bellows, in New York,
the Sanitary Commission-the amount being
nearly 100000 received from the Pacific
Stafas
, 1863-01-24
Notice

A Ii persens knowing themselves indebted to
n JOHN DOVELt, for Wagon work, are re-
quested to call and make immediate payment, and
save costs.
w. V. BROWN is authorized to transact bhsi-
ness in my name during my absence. He may be
found in the Daguerrean Gallery over the shop.
Jan. II, 1868. 2;5tfl JOHN DOVELL.
, 1863-01-24
NOTICE

s hereby give-. that NJ. L. FRANK has been sd-
Il initted partner in the firm Of schwabaeker
Bros q Co.
Wcila Walla Jan. l, 1868. sti.
, 1863-01-24
HOusE And Inr EnR SAFE.

TENHE house and lot on the corner Of Third and
Il Alder streets; next door to the Statesman Of
fee will be sold cheap for cash.
orfull particulars enquire of M Pcferlee, at his
place of business Front street. next door to Brown
Bro. 6 Co.'s store. NJ PEFFERLEE
Walla Walla, Nov, 90, 1862. bO-t
, 1863-01-24
Dissolution of Conartnershin.

TINE copartnership heretofore existing between J.
i v Mossman, J. c. Franklin, J. J. Mcbride and
Thomas Paulsen, in the express business under the
name and style Of Mossman 81 Co.. was dissolved on
the 10Th Of December, 1862.
The business will be continued by the undersigned
who will run a weekly express from Walla Waila to
Grand Ronde and Powder river.
Waa Walla, Dec. 27. !. v. .MOSSMAN
, 1863-01-24
Change of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing between Dwight Goodrich and
Robert Love, under the name and style of D. Good
rich e. Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Robert Love having sold his interest to J. B. Nun.
neley and Dwight Goodrich, who will continue the
business under the name and style of d. Goodrich 81
Co. as heretofore. Accounts due the old firm are to
be paid to the new firm, who also assume the liabili
tics Of the old fEm. r. LOVE,
DWIGHT GOODRICH.
J.R, NUNNELEY.
Yalla Walla, Jsn. 12; 1883 5vi
, 1863-01-24
Notice.

A Ii persons arc hereby warned against purchasing
~ or having anything to do with certain Due
Bill, or Note, given by us in favor W. H. Snyder.
dated Rock Creek, B. c. on or about the 4th day Of
September, 1861, for the sum of twenty-three hun
died andffty dollars, which amount has been paid
him in full. PALMER & JACOBS.
. Per c. JACOBS g. Co.
walla Walla, W T., Dec. 2s, 1862. Sw4
, 1863-01-24
Dissolution Of Copartners lip.

TNHE Coparnership heretofore existing between
4 /. c. Kinney and l. Danforth in the prnctice Of
Medicine has been dissolved by mutual consent.
l.. C. KINNEY,
L. DAGF0RTH,
, 1863-01-24
NoTTCE.

r EwIs DAY has been appointed Agent Of the Or
| 4 egon Steam Navigation Company, at Walua
vice J. NJ. Vansyckle resigned.
All Freight landed at Wallula will he at owners
risk as soon as landed. and all freight that remains
unpaid after goods landed, will be stored at the
owners expense. j. G. AlNSW0RTH,
President Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
Portland, JAN 3, 1868 = 45tf