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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PRO-
JECTILES. -
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT..
= LIr...-.n....-.... 49,. -. II Nnol

IL
WAsHNGTo's Novelnhsr 10, 1sgs.J
CSEALEB PROPOSALS. viii b reserved At thls
- Office untI 4 O'Clock, p. H., on the 1Bth Of De-
cembeF next Tor Heavy Pru3eotile, 70 Be deltyored
In the following quantities, a the undermined
aFsenals viz:
AT THE WATERFOWL, ARSENAL MASS,
1000 1B inch bGttering shot 7ai
SlSye GyS % 3 ilSR ,l,S5. sPslls .i.s.s sat
5000 lQineh shells
ATTHE WATERVLIET ARSENAL WEST TROY
1000 l6 inch basteElng shot
1000 10ineh shot
1000 10 inch shells s81
AT EaB us, ARSENAL GOVERNORS ISLAND,
5000 Is toh bet.srins :iO. 81.
5000 Is inch shells
10000 10 inch shot
AT THE ALLEaHENY ARSENAL. PTTEsBuRG
1000 Is inch bsttering shgtE
1000 10 inch shells 5EIH-i
6J0OO 10 inch shot
81. 5000 10 inch shells
AT THE 81. LOUIS ARSENAL, 81. LOUIS, NO
1000 10 inch shot
1000 10 inch !Ghellss ~
AT THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL, WASHING
I,OoO15Ihsh bsttofiug shot
1.OOO Is inch shelisy
1900 10 Inch shot -ssFit lsss7
fsi ist sf 10 b. IL fl md sf
mstal, and alter the rules laid down In the
Ordnance Manual with the exception Of the Is Inch
batteTing shot, which are 70 be made of gun mota,
Of tensile strength, ranging between eg90 and ls-
900 pounds % the square inch, aud theSs must 30
cast from. q EeyerbeFatory OF elF-fnrnaee. The
natal 4 q be charcoal iron aud the sample to b
tested 10 bo taken from the prQieetila, -. s -
DFaWngsO these proj joetiies eanbe seen At any
ptoectIles are 70 bs inspected at the fpnndEy EoEe
eaI, hat must Be delivered at the various aEsonal1
fr0e OF charge for transportation or handling untu
delivered At the arsenal. Deliveries must bO made
OF the rate Of notless than hye per cent. Der week.
Of tho numbor Of pro yjeetiles e9ltEeeted lor ne
hrst delivery to be made within 90 days attog the
date Of contract, and any tlilurO 70 deliver g .
specihed time will subieet the eOntFAetor % i1Fs
fiture Of the number he may fan 70 deliver q that
separate bids must be made for each kind Of pro
toctues; and ifAuy bidder proposes - deliver at diff
teFent arsonais, separate BIDS must be made foreaeh
tind at each place.
No bid viii be considered from parties other than
known to thiS Departnsht 20 be capable of eEeou.
ting the work eO6traeted fof in their oWu ctabliih
menta l..l 50 ieft tAsa
laeh party obtaining contract VIM be required 20
fattiifnl execution, 80
Ths Dep4Ftulent reserves 70 Itself tho right 70
reject any or all bids u npt deemed satisfactory, oF
viii be Addressed % s.Iirigaier Generat
George D. Ramsay, Chiaf Of Ordinances, Wasidngtons
D. o. ard viii be epdOEsea tProPQlals t1g Heavy
Prqjeetile.n ,s.,, etli9, 2; lsAaisA4
war DEPARTlfEEI, W ASHIEQToNi NQT, ~ lees ]
That part Of the foregoing advertisement which
relates 70 lS-ineh Battertng Shots e FtthdEaVn ior
sio present tols era. D.,HAAfsAY,
noy24 BEig. Gen. Chiai of 0rdhancs.
Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
aREiEF;.'FllIII ,.'BIEE,F;'sll

& oyyptca cHIlp O. g., DxPsf wEsr yISotNIA, L
.B5Fu2C Cumberland, Md.s Dee.l 5tls 1sHa.J.
CtRALRD PROPOSALS will b received from first
Il hands, citizens loyal to the GoVeTnnents Ofthe
United states until 19 December 10Th, 1865, only,
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,PuRELY vBGErAB1E,l

Hosts Of ignorant Quaeks and unserupnlous adven-
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
ood. gates Of fNostrums in the shape poor
yileIJ Compounded with ipjpEt drugs ana chris.
tened Touica Stomachics and Bltters.f -.
Beware Of the ihnumetable array Of Aleoholie
in psthoric bottles, and
kegs under the modest appellAton Of btters, which,
instead OF curing, only Aggrayae disease and leave
tile disappointed sufferer In despair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
HooF1AND,s GERMAN BITTERs


Are not A new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fhteen years trial by the American pup:
lic and reputation and sale are not
any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands Of Letters irotn
the most eminen ClsFgynlep, Lawyers, Physieiansl
and Citzens ying, their own personal AnoW.
edge to the beneficial effects and medical OF
these Bitters. lTa3 HtAl GNe ~. ~
DO YouwANr soMETHING 10, STRENGTHEN
your 81 seiias Il. :,
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETIZER ial .t.,r
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITu-
TI0Ni , FL. t--5f.4,.s r., +
boYoU WANT TO FEEL WELLi ,f,,4
DO you WANT TO GET BID OF tNERiYo YoUsN NEssi
DO You WANT ENERGY .,5s,.ft ~
DO You WASr TO SLEEP WELT -
10 You WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
1fyoa do, use 8, i
Hoof1and's German Bitters!
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The New BeSiE f1T .Bo5ys = poy Ready
THE FARMER BOY.

AND HOW. HE s .gt.s4
Became Co1nmanderIin in- Chief
fa RDITED BY wa. II FHAYEH
5AdKhof of aTho pioueet Boy btiq. Hoy52 te.
s1p eF6iy Illustrated B0utd 60 extra el6th, bright
c6lors With an elegant fan GIT aek. Prize IL
Oneaf the principal aims q this book = g .rcllt
81 lolal noblei and pathetic spirit 81 the youth
& ~ 80 81 sl7ll ~ T JOS. allA
dses slG - aiii No-e0 Monroe ststot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

! The 0aI1lPalgn
4als AID OIarl t-e=' -ss +.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
Is NOW FAIRER OPENED,
AaD rHs sRBATfEsiF RAReAas oEEEEEp NJ.
FALL g. WINTER DRESS GOODS
on THE MOST FAsH10NABLE STYLES
AND DIlstGNs.
n HAVE inst reesfvsd ny 'fal1 sioek % FaIi laud
| Winter GOOda, bought at efe4t A4SA1tags
through my exte1lige 1ith -
SpsciSi aftsnliSI d eash 6uyoTa. tuyIngalioseteF
i f6F ClSh can oneFa o some Instances aelantaEes
III Ste eSasfs q Et 81 s, MoiTo Antique
and BE0ca1o go pieces % Iga tgfe a11 Ei.l.s
4 S1FiSE a 500 gii nov b slld e $40 Per yard.
Iieh plain eoleFe4 81 g y PEE NJ
oets 80 5scTi t7is ISI Main GfIugf.
| NFFOSfAN VEI0URs AND DEt AiSI, ssafisl
NJ Wool Dolalnss, and nav yios ofle1ihaE
Seto AI,Ex- HKYAAH,s:
FRBNCH mERINOs, ees
solesss 'sEissS e e s4 " Essss75 - .s n
L s--s = - -
OALIOOG. zssa
/ A COsfPLERE assoEtIlsut. o. the bo5t styles o.
- sol1S tl1i soioE'' f espfs Pef seses
70 90 g. We ALEX. HBYMAN's.
sHAyVLs.
A LARGE sfock, sush ?. :, Asashs, s4safe sd
aud saVsfal OGhaF ne9 slyla8 for IAdes Ana Mlasel
toRsthaf with f1ll assoltnent ~ domestic mann.
''sssse' SssS - = : A''7''s' Ask. HsyasAH,s.
sACKING FLANNELs,
IFOR CIoaks and SACKS, IN laEss guantitles g
| II O6t6 ALE1 HEtmAHG.
RURs.
MINK. sAbIsand Ritsh, ingFaat variety Of ltyiss
na ea,S 5a'' tses's'a AESx.HEEMAAis.
. BLARKETs,
VKYARRASEED ALL WOOL, . ian supply, an
w siAess - SeES i'S a. aIvx uEyMaN,s
FLANNELs,
nFall eolors and width, also . fan assortment of
" 6,A barred RlAnnals for dsosasl, q
Ost8 ltl.llA. llAlA NAN 2.
Il1I3 mUsLINSS
DLBAcHBD and lnbieaeheds lu grelt yaIlety 9
ID width, sOma q IOg ~ % cents yard, 0f very
500. Ss.S Saal'''' a' AERx. HKYM1E,s.
LINEN TABLE oLOTH.
LARGE STOCK, which win Be- sqld cheaper
% As slan so'.sn 5000 y ALEX. nEYMAses
IRISH LINEN-At An prizes, e
oGt6 ALEX. HEYMANs.
--7--- - C5ARPETS,- =
A GOOD STOCK of new OaFpstsS rag ana gOols e
n now open for lnspeotiol, at very loH ptlee.g 81
0et8 60 49, NJ ~ =
BALmORAI. AND HOOP SKIRTS
A NDa great uapy other gods 10 BuusEO9s y
1a oSts 9sll1'on' - ALEx. HEYNAN,s.
TWEEDs AND oAssIALEREs.
FULL assOrtmsat, for childEeas wees. q
| "A. Oet6 ALHX. HEHAiANs
ON BOxEsObsFILB sOAP,
80 Giea6s Honey Soap ..-..s
Ott1F io - TRtaIfEfSs lSs sh - iElEED
1000 poz. IEK-aoz. 4ol., s ., Pluts a1d
40 dSS. EsseSos Sassss Cinnamon. Psppermlnt. As,
1000 Caster on and sWoge OH
sSsS sssS. e't iSSaIt Ssfsti 81 ssss9ns 8
1600 LRs. TNDIG0, Zine Manilla,
10UU 90 o. Alllq. -. -.
toet9i q I.AUaHLI As BpsHEIEIDls
DU,UUU - Eoans 90 ana I.et,.s1rEaPs',
5i 20 elros ssSl iac1ls at
Oet2l BAUGHIINS 8 BUsHRIELDs.
q GROSS WRIaHTss PILLS,
. IS . AIeLahSs Liver RiiiI
60 TOdfsLllls
29 LyOl,s KathaiFong
10 - Oh % Grapevine, q
:, GOPPEftAS.
"a. .O0O.LSs- OOFFHEAs, ',.l ia ls.'r.'l.' s'aa'' At
octai LAUaHLINs &RUsHTIKLDs,
IN aBIs. g PE,. cI:s'E. ALc9aola
10 . banning Elni4,
q ~ RGRnai OaEbon Oh, flF sale -
osf15 I.AuglLIENs 4 p BUs.EigIlEl.D's- q ~
s3O BOXES GROUND GINaBRy 80 ipaP6Es, Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

MOSCOW

ftlT aET IARIlNp9 teach lhlIF l1ll Dllll6l.
IIIl, while ting are get bQgss and We -ellad
hsVe q nation made up of noble and and patriotic
men!7 ~; r. t,'a 5ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
IMPORTANT 10. SOLDIERS J
Those haVine Friends inl One Army

Those haVln6 Friends In itne army
v,we call the attsntiOn Of all having reIationsger
fFiends in the army to the Jaet that 9ers
ndneed by exposure and incident 70 camp
IiSe In tile lists, publtshed almost daily IN tine
newspapers, on the arrival ot ths siekt i!Ti %
1SoTS dsbity. Fysry case of that kind can be
readiiy cured by Hooaand's German Bitters. Dis.
eases resulting from siS S5 a IN
statng thAt Il thbse Bitters were Freely used
our Soidisrs hundreds Of lives might be saved thef
W. eaiI psrticniar attention to the iollowipgFe
narkSbio and well cure OF one OF the
nations heroes, whose life, 70 use ma own
Vhas been saved by the BitteFs-s Da sele
d7 t@i7e'9 PaiLApMPHIA, Aug. 23d, 1862.
hIRssRs JoNRs 3 EvAHss--Well, gentlemen, your
Hooaahd's German BitterS has s1yea 1Hsssei
AZ nv comTades, some OF whose names arc appended:
and who Were eogutEant OF all the M Vl'
,arl 4, member OF sShernans celebrated battery,
and nnd r the immediate com Hand O =. =.
Ayers Through the exp ~
Sith inf mnation Of the lungs and was
to .iays IA the hospital This was
oy en- es bita aoSss. md lent
to this ~ on board the state OF NAME. iIon
which landed ON the 2sth Of tnes y.
nave bean about a. low As any one could pc ala
stiII retain spaFk OF vitality, 4oE week er more
,as searcely able to any and Y 90
force am0rset down, was ps "
" esnd mot even teep glass OF WGter ON my
stotaeh. Life epnld NOT last nnder such sll9l
ssssss Saa 10y
rsSoue Fae from the grasp OF the dread
they e9gla e @ 9S gEs y IUs .s t
nv limited funds as best etteea me: Az
Snes Sho visited me at the Ne tEeas me-
IL IN JouT BitteIs and kindly
me : bottle sFF6m the time
taking them the gloey shadow q
rSat ~ bRva ~ t but two bottles, have alfeadS
eaISed pounds and fsel y eelrg Ret
Ritted e Es9in ny s ssr months;
fienSen am loyal from ths y
Fent oyal;. 10 yssr, sSe Iase
II tfears-to our BiltetH owe me ~
ieFs 70 my besetn these VINO sts y
dearest % mo In life sNeFy Ely Ely II ITtunNR
we falIyienneuf In jhe truth Of gthe above ssete
II sns.t. n Ne had despAiEed gt seeing our eeuAAes
Mr. aalctie, estoEed 70 health. 81 45 IS -.
JOHN cupDIRpAc OF, 1st e 1sss 5. iXo5k. !. Issa1
sSFEgHs fySDIER, S7a New York, =.
II Il n SpRNOEs list AEtilleE tiatteEy =. $
J.B. fAsRMELls GO; Ri "a Vermont g6lsi as
.aESRYY ESSRY \; y SMa1poS 7tS2so5s AID, 90. 9Th MasH
q IafIS,FsJ sJvARD. CosE, 6th Mains. 1a ~ sts4as
Z SI6si "a 4 I cs 81 Z sses Penn.
Il ,3SA4nnIlFIgsJfR RlNBALI, CO. A 81 Vermont.
4. EioHNJENKINs,o Co 1B. 100 Renn.
IL I ffSro 81 ssc ii, JACK soss z {
Lac SslRfEa cf each bottle. 4 e5f46d
latss y w1IE or oouNT HINTS. "a,
I lborE5 > ihsf sfse7 49, ~ 5ss55f5t q;
lI4S91 S3I ARCH s:rsFs aEs1
! sa4iia 81 eIFiassPdi etSss ana laps. erys
PSI 81 s 80, 80 JONES AEHANs,
% Q. n jackson Cal y = Z.
q t.Ia sd ipd ssBta sRRoeAHzons
af5,frl ----fe6Cd 7fat aee
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O. n. CRANMHR.

ATTORNEY At law,
TINTED STATES COMMISSIONER, Commits
u Sioner for the Circuit Court OF Ohio County TO
state and settle ExeentOrs and aes
counts also CommIssioner for the state of Ohio.
OHneE-N. e. corner of Fourth aud Monroe streets
up StAiFG. 5il ls.sss zsLl--lA .ang14I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

eoisI5taH - ica iss<s.s7e n
,aa btAaW sssOpl g ~
prlee T5 a.. per bottle, or six bottles idF 100
~ ptu q ard Dealers
4; ~ iinitS ststes and by al the Druggists AM
= Dsslers in Whesling. ests-N
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$50, 8si sS OH SsIs1s aE:sE
isssll @ e issnslpai etssss asd Aiqr's eygs
fsusss.sogs q. d q ". 5aslsoasA co-sl g ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

we faIIyiconont iljhe truth Of the above -.
tISneIif n We had despAired 81 seeing euF eoltAe
nj. Iig Ssiors Il Is heAith. 3 81 a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

X Iegfnning for Washine n township at the north
north boundary of s1ladisOn SIlship % the Ohio
river thence up With the meandoring5 theFe1f 70 the
thence 8. 10o 3. to the place q sinnitg. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
PHILADELPnIlIA,sPA.,,
Hoofiand's German Bitters!

Induced by the extensive sale and universal
N ~ populaTityof 'isi ~ '
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

Beginning for hadison township at the nprthseaes
corner d CLAY gfdSgnAl , ithence with the north
Boundary Of said Clay t6Enillp 70 Tie Ohio Eivef,
thence up that stream 70 3 point In line With the
dIe Of said street., and \. 70 stone planted IN
the Pspiuspar cemetryS and thenCe s.lQS q. % ths
P'Sfs MsS.5 s5s biSeinds Rhssllls Hand. !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

inning far LfieFty - the noriIlsalst
.edsaSt oe enee 20 IN git5 the
oaak bopndAEy o. iis same % Tie soat eAst eoEeE
f6efeof fheuea eat 70 the noEth-6ast e6thsfz q
aElhhia t3WnSEp 0n the STATE line tlAnee north
with 4ie state Inc % the hottll-olst corner q
~ sfandiui % ala county Ilnei Themes wet
With tiid county line = the pla9e qf beGinningt
u haeftic 80 istAbEiPfIiA. 49,. + -, 49,
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3 BeEIniint f1F IFladl lhI1 q Tie 8olII-
vest corner 81 Rich asa tes theppe st Vth
shfps "a tha Stafa lines ~ he s5uf-
~ 6f ffhefty t6W1sip tlenco so1 ~ vita
said Statb line q tie neEt e-lt etnerp - taTshal
WhesiinE creek, thence down win the Iialnd6EI1l
n the same 70 tie easf pQlpdeEN q Walhlngtll
Aoahahpg and thenct with aid t0Wn1hp line u. IL
w. 70 the place % beginnlng.
decT CHARLEs De HAss, Surveyor.
tRegister eopy one week and insert In WeaEiyl :
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i6aIed tan; pounds aud teel san uite y
mitted to reioin my wife and ttoa
have heard nothing for eighteen e
Royal no your inValnAble lltttefa y owe ytne
ofiife which ias taken the place o.
bfaeSin sting 10 my bosom those who are knf
dearest % mo IN life. Very tEnly yS1E S irnNi,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

IL atuEe s. III ii. JACK & p
tlie sslPR1R 6f each bottle. 4 e5f36tis
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DrIed PeaeIes I Dried Peaches ]

gYsI1 pusHEfs cH6ICE HALYEs, in baFFels
- as'@. PRYOR &RR0EF.
, 1863-03-28
Interesting Discussion.

A very interesting discussion occurred
lately between Rev. Gen. Pearne's AdUO-
cate and the Portland COMMERCIAL about
the morality of theatres and theatre going.
The Commercial wanted the people of Port
land to patronize theatres, and the Rev
Gen. Pearne thought they were sinks of
immortality, and quoted the opinions of va
rious clergymen to prove it, The Com
mercial retorted that the "winking and
blinking on the back seats of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in this city port
land) during Sunday evening service, was
as immoral in its tendencies as the worst
description Of theatrical performances. =
Gen Pearne acknowledged 1.-The winking
and blinking" but charged that the thea
tre-goers had introduced the practice into
the church, and adds r
"a boasting lover of morality and reli-
gion who is always sounding the cry of
hypocrite when his views are controverted
is very dubious character"
This candid expression of the Gen Bro
Pearnes opinion drew the following from
the Commercials:
This may he true, but the veritable
canting hypocrite in person, is not only a
dubious, but positively pestilential char
acter in any community, though seldom OF
never received otherwise than as hail fell
low well met by such men, as our learned
antagonist
At this point the discussion, for the pres
ent ceases; but we mistake Gen. Pearne if
he does not renew the subject at a future
day. Like the old gentleman, whose
daughters were scandalized, he does not
care if people do circulate lies about him,
but when they tell the trnth-call the len
eral "hypocrite' will probably aoar
very wroth. The fact is the General
knows that in every dispute his say-so
must be last; so he will continue to peg
away at the subject until his sole is salts
fed.
, 1863-03-28

The WEATHER.-After about one hun
dred days of rain in the Great Willamette,
the inhabitants of that country begin to
turn their eyes towards the east, to the
land of sunshine. The annual exodus of
those who have endured the regular one
hundred days of rain each winter, can only
be accounted for by the belief that the en-
igrant to thie eastern district is apprehen-
sive that the rains will continue all sum-
mer; so he escapes the possibility of hav-
ing to endure it by leaving for cur more fa-
vored country. Probably the earth does
not afford climate surprising that of
Walla Walla valley, except it may be Cal
ifornia, and that is question I he aver
age state of the atmosphere is even superior
to that of California in purity and elastici-
ty, and almost as mild in winter. At his
time nature appears to have put OH her most
attractive garb, and in full view of the
snow-clad ridge of the Blue mountains,
Spring is clothing the valley in green. I'm
like the Great Willamette, spring does not
come at a laggard's pace, but kastens to
beautify our hills and valleys. No wonder
the people of the upper country are at
tached to it and view the fogs and mists of
the western district with such huge dis
gust.
, 1863-03-28
In the Probate Court of WaIIa Walla County
W NashingtOn Territory.

In the matter of the petition Of II. Harris Executor
of the estate Of Israel D. DAVIS, deceased, for a
sale Of the real estate Of the said deceased.
TT appealing by the petition of the said executor
that in order to pay the preferred debts and other
claims against said deceased, it is Necessary and bene
fetal to the estate to sell the ranch called the Davis
Ranch" at the mouth of Whiskey Creek about one
mile below the crossing of the Lewist N road, on
which deceased died, situate about twenty-one miles
from the city of Walla Walla, the road leading
from Walla Walla to Lewiston, for the payment Of
such debts.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said Court
that all persons interested be and appear before him
at the Court Room of the said Probate Court on
Saturday the 2sth day Of March, A. D. 1868, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. Chat time being specially
appointed for the hearing of said petiton) to show
cause why an order should not be granted to the said
executor to sell the said real estate pay such debts
and that copy Of this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the Washington StGtesn1Gn
a newspaper published in the city and county Of
Walla Walla VIM. b. KELLY,
Feb. 2s 1863 llw4l Judge of Probate Court,
, 1863-03-28
Administrators Notice.

7 ETTERs of admin, tration having been granted
IL to the undersigned by the Probate court Of Wal
la Walla Walla c Iunty Washington Territory, upon
the estate Of Edwin Leach, deceased, late Of said
county therefore notice is hereby gwen to all those
having claims against said estate to pr sent them
with proper vouchers to the Undersigned. in the city
of Walla Walla within cue year from this date or
the same will be forever barred and all those indebted
to said esae are requested to make immediate pay
ment. e. l.. JAMES. Administrator.
Dec. 20. 1862 Jan "a. .'63-Gm3
, 1863-03-28
waIla walla Mail Arrangements


ARRIVES:
Flom Vancouver, 49, Every Wednesday at P. NJ
From Dalles, .. Every second Saturday, at P, NJ
From Lewiston and towns above. Saturday, at P. M
From Colville and Hellgae every turday, at P NJ
From Auburn. ............ every Saturday, at P
DEPARTS
To Vancouver. ....... every Wednesday, at p NJ.
To Dales ......... every second Monday, at 4. NJ.
To Lewiston and towns above, ev'y Monday at A. NJ.
To Colville and Hellgate, every Monday at A. M.
To Auburn IT,, ........ every Monday, at A. NJ.
f. r. KELLY, P. NJ.
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I O. O #.

Regular meetings of Enterprise Lodge No 2, l.. o.
o. F. are heldeyery Wednesday evening at O'Clock
All brothers in good standing invited to attend
R. Guichard. r. s.. WM. B. KELLY. N. G.
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walla Walla Lodge A. F. & NJ. hold their reg
uar meetings at their Hall the Second and Fourth
Saturdays of each month. All members in good
standing are invited to at end.
t-.-. CHAS. A. EBERT, w. NJ
NJ. L. Franz Sec. pro tea1s
, 1863-03-28

A T the December Term 1862 of the Supreme
IA Court of Washington Territory, the following
time and places were fixed by said Court for holding
Courts in the several Judicial Districts Of said Terri
tory, to-wit
u. S. District Courts.
FIRST DISTRICT-At Walla Walla County of
Waa Walla on thej 4th Monday in April, and 2nd
Monday in October, continued for three weeks un-
less sooner adjourned.
SECOND DISTRICT-At Vancouver, Clarke Coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday in May and End Monday in
November continued for three weeks unless sooner
adjourned.
THIRD DIsTRTCT-At Olympia, Thurston County
on the first Monday in February and Sd Monday in
iourned
To take effect in the Sd District after the March
Term 1868, of said Court.
Districts Courts for the transaction of Territorial
business, to be holden ut
STEILACOOM. Pierce County on the 4tb Monday
IN February and Sd Monday in August.
PORT TOWNSEND, Jefferson County on the 2nd
Monday in March and lst Monday in September
5I PlNhNE1 ~ CITY, Spokane County, on the 2nd Mon
PIERCE CITY, ShoshOne County, on the 2nd Mon
day in July.
FLORENCE CITY, Idaho County, on the lst Mon
BANN0CK CITY, Boise County, on the LIST Mon.
day in September.
Third Judicial District, in addition to the regular
terms, Tor the purpose Of hearing and disposng of
IauseS WiImn Jle Admiralty and Maritime Juris
dictiOn of said Court
At OLYMPIA, on the first Monday of every month,
except February. July and September
At PORT TOWNSEND on the second Monday in
March and first Monday in September
Territory of Washington, SIS.
County of Thurston
|, Richard Lane Clerk of the Supreme Court of
Washington Territory, do hereby certify that the
above is true and correct statement of the time and
places fixed y the Supreme Court on the 3Oh day of
January, 1853 for holding Courts in the several Ju
drial Districts of said Territory-a Of which ap
pears fully of record in my office
RICHARD LANE, Clerk
BY an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Ter
of the Supreme Court of the IT, s. viii be holden at
the seat of Government of said Territory, ON the
first Monday of January Of each year.
Feb. 28, 1863 m2
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ROSES AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS.
lanes Hathnwnr,s Estate.

T ETTERS of Administration having been granted
II to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Wal
la Walla county, Washington Territory, upon the es
tateOf James Hathaway late of said county, deceased
therefore notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present them with
proper vouchers, al my residence at Pataha in said
county within year from this date or be forver
barred. Persons knowing themselves indebted are
also requested to come forward and make immediate
payment. W. W. eUNDERLIN. Adm'r,
February 81, 1868. 1Om8
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WaIIa WaIla Drug store.
Adminisfrator,s Notice.

7 ETTERS of Administration having been granted
II to the undersigned upon the estate Of Samuel X.
Moss late of Waa Waa county. Washington Terri
tory, deceased therefore notice is hereby given to
all those having claims against said estate to present
them with proper vouchers, to the undersigned, at
his place OF business in the city of Walla WalIa,
within one year from this date or the same will be
forever barred and all those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
r. JACOBS, Administrator.
Jan. "a, 1868. 6m5