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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17
NOTICES.

NUTIUE 10 BUILDERS.-
Sealed Proposals viii be received at the Office
q the City Civil Engineer Of the City OF Cleveland
until olcck NJ, AUGUST 2tth, lass, for the con-
gtuotion Of q Market House four hundred feet long
and sVenty-tWO Wide t. be located on the Cen
trai Market Ground.
Plans and Epecifcati1ns may be Ee and further
infnrT ation Obtained at The cce Of the ity Ofsli
Inginear, on and aft' Friaay, AUGUST "A, 1853
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reseVinR the right to accept or re-
Jet the same, By order Of the Board.
J. H. SARGENT,
Augu1t 18th, 1863 City Civil Engineer.
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KANSAS CITY, August IA.
The female prison in this place fell in,
on Thursday morning, burying in the
ruins sleTen women. Five were killed,
one mOrtslly wounded and six slightly
injured.
The mail coach and passengers were
robbed this morning by gusrrillas near
the Big Blue between here and Indepen-
dence.
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no BRIDGE BUILD-

IN BB-.-S Sealed proposals will be received at the
once Of the oty Civil Engineer Of the city OF Cleve
lGnuf unfll II clock N. august 2th, lSf3 for tine
construction OF q Swing Bridge accross CuyahOga
River on Olumbus Street-
Proposals n uat be accou panied BY comp1efe piEns
and specifications with reference 10 similar Bridges
nov in existence.
Said Bridge i'll have road way Of nineteen feet
and ~ sidewalks o. fOur aud halt ieet each and
one hundred and tightS ies extreme length TIE
foundations will be turn shed by tire city.
The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bidE rserving the riRht T. accept or re-
jeot the same. By Ofdlr Of ths Board,
J. H. 50 R3EET,
auS 2 go Tifv Civsl FnFineer.
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a FEARFUL RUMOR. The steamer
Morning Star took out, on Saturday morn
ing, about 1 500 excursiOnists, bound for the
Islands, ths::ExeursiOn being for the benefit
of the Catholic Orphan Asylum. Nearly
three thousand tickets were sold, we are in
formed, and hundreds were unable to get on
board. On Saturday evening there was a
rumor that the steamer was burned and hun
dreds of lives lost. ThelrepOrt created much
excitement but was proved falsehOOd by
the arrival of the boat about half past eight
O'Clock. The story was doubtless started by
some mischievOus person to create excite
ment.
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III superiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
e. B. HALE, BANKER.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons 8 Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
RANTED-UNCURREEF BANK BILLS.
july2T
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BUFFALO nIARKET-AugustI II.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
F!Our-Market very dull and prices nominal.
Wheat-White has declined.
COrn-Quiet. Sales Of white at 54dsse.
WhiHky-Firm. Sales at 49c.
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PLANNING MILL.
NEW PLANNING MILL.-THH
IN ndsuigned having Thoroughly rsatted the
BLAMING MILL

formerly occupied By J. z. Peroiyal on 4lm-St'
oE prspaEsd todo Planing, cirsqlsr ana seEoA
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WANTED.-LOCAL AND TRAvEI-
w ne Agents in evsry Town or County. Oircu-
lars, With Ieafimonials Of Clargymeu and gfenfi6
men, in regard 70 the business, sent frss.
,-.,.,,, ISAAC HaAIE, yR., 4 co.
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.SPEcIAL DISPATCRE8,


ROsorans Cavalry PrCjsCt--Gener-
al Meade at WashingtOn--A
Murderer to be Executed.
Internal ReVenne--
No French Ip-
terVention
Feared
Decision Of the Treasury Depart
meut.
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LOsT. WAITS 4 FOUND.

BOARD WANTED-BY A GEN
ID tleman and his wife and one servant, in q small
private family IN which there other hoarders.
9coq rfierenSes given and required Address Drawer
$50 Cleveland Post Once. augI2:fss
&76 TO $50 PER MONTH -THE
y = Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
an AEent in each County, to solicit orders for their
new Sl3 Machine. with gauge. screw driver and eX-
us needles We will pay q liberal salary and ex-
per seg or give large commission. Tor particulars
terms etc. enclose stamp and address
T. s. PACE, Toledo, O.,
General Agent for the United States
iulVl5sdtwsm-s50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAoHIRF)
w EarmaF1, Volunteers and others, % know fiaf
heir women folks can earn IS 70 go per week Wiz
Hne Of Aims OelebTatsd Knitting Machfnfs II WI
eern - cost n tlirfy days. PFoe, complete, a.
weight ~ DOgld1. Freight from % osnts 70 Sl 50
Send for circular and samples (send atamps1
ELLI0TE q BR6HSON u.
eltlVpA laq bake-et.s Chicago, N.
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Mr.. Knapp was declared nominated.
On motion, Committee consisting Of one
from each township and ward was appointed
for the purpose Of nominating Central Com
mittes.
On motion, Dan. Stephan and Frederick A.
Brand were nominated for Justices Of the
Peace, by acclamation.
The Committee appointed to present names
for Central Committee, reported as fol-
lows:
II. M. Chaplin, c. L. Russell,
Peer Thatcher, Jr., n. B. Sherwin,
s. w. Dilley, r. W. Goodwin,
C. Il. Hall, Herman Wendler,
Charles Conl1ey.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
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Pic Nc ExoURsIoE.-By referring to
our advertising columns it viii be sesn that
the lsrge and beautiful steamer Morning
Star, with its gsntIemanly commander, Cap
tain Yiger, will make another trip to Putin
Bay on Thursday next, starting at precisely
eight O'Clock in the morning. The proceeds
of the excursion are for the benefit Of the
Bethel Church on Water strest-tO defray
current expenses, and for Rev. William Day,
who is again officiating as Chaplain.
Father Day, as the sailors call. him, has
the pleasure of saying.thst he never incurred
a debt for the society to the amount Of a
dime, except small balance now due him
on his salary, and the little church has yet
" shot in the locker" " from last years e1-
cursions-but in these war times such funds
are not like the "WidOW's cruise" they
must be replsnished. Then "lend them a
hand don't fear the crowd. The Captain
says the Star can carry fourteen hundred
and for once he would like to see her flied.
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1ns BowERY wfDsER, ciATRE0fANr
100 ami ginsd spsn~h lady; unveils ,he ny se,"s y
ned stoes for Al diseases; teB lucky nllDvr, properly
l0st aoien. ~
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~ foos JAY strs~t Yonksrs Rhode island S.r
(yOAL oIL-AnY Party HAVING PETROLEUM OIL
~ Ia ~ gallon cAssa meet wnh . ty
Addressing bon LIS Poss oacs stating ssd ps4s IN
bond aud free
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iys4~ns No Union square may bs consulted
mort inscsS. celcas aud oompcsisi ds~ssss sek
hopewasy ineufsbs W The odd system
We daily curing sisss N dsssss Whit Ia
hsv. Fssisei the tthest mssA ssa insttaH toss FREE
Hours Sfo In the morning tl IN t. evening Frvfesss
J. Walter scot. Jebz bsfcsd. kinn~. rssdspl ply
MARBiE kAS1EIs.-A LIBERAL DIssoNxr WILL
lV be taksn 81 al csdsrs rsesis.d The ls ~
February. A. hIAHnka MArhls Tara. 10 ksel Esbls~nA
street. mar Thira ssess~ n Y. Gut isost
THr nIGuEsI CASH rS~cgs PAL, yoE olD
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,hA RITZ fal. and all kiads Of WASH PArhf fen
bansafs tssnsncs pshss. brossrs p~fg s's "s -
printing Oee~ bsss tsnfsrs pass 40 Ifi' lps
frs, bstsis. siesnbost. rsiifoa1 eons~hss assfnfE
houses, ofhce~ &c
Jsnss CITY. srveh"LSS =. .sss.....,
TAx OK silver rLATs.
ra.alie. ran isy. ,ses, Plss w.s hsf ts.A
dat.sr I'D r.s.ite osrHeas ~ ..laht ~tsos ill y.
c.psg ~ no AsasMsIs@ Afpiy ~
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DAPENMILL FON sNTF Ut VII. '7-s,f.RTV
m c,tli ~ v. Jat,, sis miite nYiA ~ bkian
therc' ab3nt itng. ~ 10 lrnaa nom " moie And
PhnslcIh aud witln ~ mics = u lsa"ia
statslua ii CON auoutltD IF god saDs af
vo1fani: o store sn house Of larg. dr.ns.ors s four
if-~ men ana rTvnasers hnii-~ an basa Inc
water over Ntt slight inrrgs, meat IL .aVagc % n,F.s
IaD 10 %, bs, n rnr Iaylr day, and eh moro
from sosr Ins :. ior 49, q yruery agd ierms ~
.lasa
, 1863-12-26
From the Double Candidate,
. To Tim PUBIC AeA1Ni5 q ()-

To Tim PUBIC AGAIN;5 q &)5-.
One G.. Savage has reported that which
is a defamation of character as coming from
one Holmes, of the firm of G. Winter & Co.,
against me- If said Matthew Holmes does.
make the statement as reported by Savage,
it is a malicious and false representation, for
the proof of which [ refer to b. L. James,
Agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., and Mr. Ward.
Is And further, as there have been epresen
tations in regard to my being appointed
Postmaster which are false, l will simply
state that some five or six months since a
number Of good citizens (some of the num-
Der high oficals) informed me that there
would be change in the post Office here /;
that steps had been taken to that end, and
my name had been sent on. [ did state
then I would have nothing to do with it as
Mr.. Kelly had never wronged me and [ knew
nothing against him. Some time after was
again told Government would make change
| was urged by men in high official position
to accept the appointment. | did then con-
sent, if there must be a change There was
a petition (which | did not invent) placed
in my hands to present to certain parties
here who did sign it, both Republicans and
Democrats. / will state, too, they were
some of the very best citizens The petition
did not prefer any charges against Mr.. Kel-
ly. know of no charges ever being sent
on to the Department against him There
was more than one petition l did not send
any. If Government should authorize me
to take charge of the post Office (Which it
has mott shall attend to it to the best of
my ability 1t is my intention to make no
more replies in future. H. PARKER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of December, A. D. 1868.
B. N. SEXTON, Clerk,
Dist Court, 1st Jud Dist
, 1863-12-26

a"HABEAs CORPUS. We intended to
have published this week, in reply to the
article on the first page entitled HaJeas Cor
pus, the Presidents proclamation upon the
subject, but are compelled to omit it for
want Of room. We will publish it in our
next. Without presuming to judge Of the
constitutonality' Of the edict, or to discuss
the legal bearings Of the case at issue, we
athink it clearly sustains Col. Steinberger in
the course he has pursed in retaining the
prisoner, Nanny. Nanny is the man VI o
shot and killed the assistant wagon mister,
Davis, few weeks ago.
, 1863-12-26
DIR. Jim. Am. M. d..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Graduate of the
Imperial Medical Institute Of China, and former
y resident Surgeon Of the Imperial Hospital for men,
women and children in the City Of Canton, China.
and sickness committed to the pro essiona care of
DR.. Jim, whether h town at distance in the cOun-
try shall receive his unremittng attention. with
cry advantage that his skill and experience can af-
ford. He returns his thanks to the citizens of the
city and county Of Walla Walla for their unboanded
patronage for the past five months,
Office one door west of the Court House. Office
hours from s A. NJ. to - NJ. and from l P. N. p. NJ.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me call and try my medicines then you can speak
for yourselves Dec. 10, 1868. Im3
, 1863-12-26
Sherif's Sale.

WHEREAS, an execution and order of sale have
w been placed in my hands, issued under the seal
Of the District Court, First judicial District of Wash
ingtOn Territory commanding me to make sale of the
following described real estate towit:
A dwelling house and lot situated Immediately up
on Main Nez Perces street, eighty feet east Of A..
J. Gains enclosure on said street in Cains addition
to Walla Waa city; the lot being 60 by 120 feet
deep and the house 16 by 2l feet in dimensions one
story high, with porch and addition of one room 10
by l6 feet for kitchen and by ten feet at
the end Of the porch with fence around the house and
lot.
Notice is hereby given that i will sell the above
described real estate at public auction the highest
bidder. for cash on the premises, on ednesday.
the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1864, between
the hours of O'Clock a. IN. and 4 o. clock p. of
said day, for the purpose of enforcing judgment
lien and decree Of sale which judgment rendered
by said Court on the 2lst day of October, 1862,
against j. W. Seaman and in favor of II. Way and c..
S. Bush for the Of $4S5 03 and interest at ten
per cent per annum and costs Of suit taxed at S3l 90
and accruing costs w. s. GILLIAN, Sheriff,
Walla Waa County.
Walla Walla, W. T., Dec, 10, 1868. 1w5
, 1863-12-26
WaIla Walla Primary and Grammar
SCHOOL. ~.

NM T. Y0CUM, PRtNCIPAL. New term of
w twelve weeks commences Monday, jan 4.
The instructions given are designed TO embrace
the studies usually pursued in the Primary and In
he taught when a sufficiently large class be
formed. Parents wishing to prepare their children
for college to give them the advantage Of less eX-
tended classical education will be accommodated by
evening classes
TERMs.-For primary or intermediate studies, one
dollar per week. Evening instructions subject to
special arrangement In all cases weekly payments
are preferred (Dec. 26, 1863 2m3
, 1863-12-26

< How does Parker's sworn state
ment in his card chat Government has not
authorized him to take charge Of the post
office, tally with the fact that he has fled
bonds in the Clerks Office to act as post mas
ter? "False light" somewhere All the
high officials in this county signed the
protest against his appointment, so there
must be more "false light" there. CITIZEN
, 1863-12-26

ID Y Virtue of an order of sale from the Probate
ID Court Of Walla Walla county, Washington Ter
rtoy will sell at public auction, to the higest bid
der, for cash. Tuesday the 18th day of January A
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following described
property, being all the real property belonging to the
estate Of N Northrop, late Of said county deceased
The undivided half of lots Nos and in block No.
and lot in block No. 6 situated in Gains addition
to the town Of Wala Wala. E. e. KELLY, Admir-
Walla Walla, w. T., Dec. 49, 1858. lw5
, 1863-12-26

TNAKEN UP by the subscriber living two miles
from the Walla Walla river and seven miles
south of Walla Wala spotted ebay and white) Cay
use horse branded with a four-square on the right
shoulder When taken up he had saddle, br-
die, macheers and cantina with blanket tied on be-
hind the saddle. The owner can have the horse by
appling to me- proving property and paving charges
Dec Is, 1853. lw4* HUBERT PETIT.
, 1863-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Z FILTERS Of Administration having been granted
I 4 to the undersigned by eProbate Court Of Wal
late of said county deceased, notice is hereby given
all persons having claims against said estate to
present them to me, with proper vouchers, within
year from this date be forever barred and all
persons knowing themselves indebted are requested
to make immediate payment JOHN CREIGHTON,
Dec -, 1868. 52m3 Administrator.
, 1863-12-26
Notice

US hereby given that there will be meeting ofthe
4 Stockholders Of the q" Blue Mountain Wagon
Road and Bridge Company" held at the Bridge Of
said corporation on Grand Ronde River, Baker coun-
ty Oregon, on the lst day of February, 1864, at /
o clock P. NJ of said day for the purpose of electng
directors and other officers of said corporation
BY order of stockholders, DAVIS EVANS,
Dec. 26 1868. J. MOORE
2w5 JAS. COLLINS,
, 1863-12-26
Notice.

rs hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
i existing between P. F. Casteman John Dovel
and William V. Brown at Placervile, l. t., under
the style of Castleman, Dovel 81 Co., has been dis
solved by mutual consent Castleman q Dovel
will receive all moneys due the firm and assume all
its liabilities. CASTLEMAN 81 DOVELL.
Waila Walla, Dec. 8, 1868. 52w4
, 1863-12-26
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TE9HE Copartnership hetetofore existing between
1 the undersigned under the firm name of Wad
ingham &5 Scott is this day dissolved by m-tual con
sent. The business viii hereafter be continued by
W Wadingham, to whom all debts must be paid and
by whom all Liabilities of the firm will settled
w. WADINGHAM.
~ rr j b. SCOTT.
Walla wslla, Dec. %. 1868. 2w4
, 1863-12-26
To DeIlnauent Tax-pavers.

TNHE Delinquent Tax List for the year 1868 is now
Il IN my hands, and delinquent Taxpayers arc
pay their taxes by Saturday the 9Th day OF Jan.
uaTy, 1864 they viii be collected according to law
and the cost Of collection added.
W. S. GILLIAN Sheriff,
Dec. 70, 1863 52w4 Walla Walla County.
, 1863-12-26
Di soIutiOn OF Copartnershi.

HNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
1 Way & Bush is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. 7. RANNY is fully authorized to settle up
the business Of the late firm. H. WAY,
CS. BUSH,
Walla Walla w. T., Dec. IA, 1868. Iva
, 1863-12-26

THE "THIRD HoUsE!"-We are author
lied by the Speaker and Clerk Of the Third
House to state that at the last meeting Of
that body resolution was passed inviting
the ladies' of the city and vicinity to be pres
ent at the next session on next Wednesday
evening.
, 1863-12-26
Notice.

is hereby given that E. E. KELLY is my au.
Z thorzed agent to transact business in my name
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will
please make immediate payment to him.
: c. TAFT.
Walla Walla Dec, 26 1868. 2W4*
, 1863-12-26

TIE LADIES FAIR is in progress at Ry-
ans Hall 1t has thus far been a decided
success. The ladies extend an invitation to
everybody to be present this Saturday at
ternoon and evening, which will close the
Foir
, 1863-12-26

ROAD AGENTS ABoUT,-Mr VIM. Court
ney, living on Dry Creek, about seven miles
from this city, was robbed by road agents,
on Friday night 18th inst, Of $500. Mr..
c. had been into town during the day and
had collected about $1,000, which he put in
two purses, $500 in one and $500 in the
other He started home late in the even
ing and when he had arrived within half a
mile of his place two men rode up, one on
either side ofhim and presenting double-bar-
relied shot guns at his breast demanded his
money. He he gave them the purse con
tanning the $500 when they told him he had
another one, and demanded it. He did not
give the purse up, and they compelled him
to turn his pockets inside out with the ex-
ception of an inside coat pocket which con-
tained the purse. The robbers had evident
ly seen Mr. G. with his money ia town, and
preceded him on the way home
, 1863-12-26
OOD's
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.

PHOTOGRAPET ROOMS.
Main Street, Dalles City, Oregon.
wv HERE ARTISTIC AND LIFE-LIKE PIC
w lures being taken-offne tone and in
finite durability, unsurpassed for bOdness of outline
or beauty of finish, by all the various processes
known to the art some Of which are the following
Photographs. Cartes de Vsite
StereoscOpc Pictures, Ambrotypes
Melanotypes, Vinuetts,
Sunlight Paintings on Mica, Hilographs
Also Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures,
Pictures of all sizes, from ife-sze down to locket-
ring pictures will be taken at all times and in all
kinds Of weather equally we'll Old pictures copied,
enlarged reduced in size, and rendered imperish
able.
In view of the fact that the country is filed with
unskillful operators whose work is wanting in chem
cal effect artistic taste, durability in fact in
erything that constitutes good picture, have made
special arrangements for persons coming from abroad
they can obtain here, on short notice pictures
excelled by any in the world.
Children taken in one second of time.
As mementO or token of affection
Nothing supercedes portrait.
1t is mystic dispenser Of pleasure,
A consoler in hours Of absence.
A representative whose silent eloquence
Whispers spiritual thoughts of love and hope.
I. NJ. WOOD Artist.
Dalles, Nov. 7, 1868. 47m3
, 1863-12-26
Notice.

NTR 7. RANNY is my authorized agent with
ITk full power to transact business in my name
during my absence. SAM'L LINKTON.
Walla Walla, Dec. 25, 1868. 2tf
, 1863-12-26

NOTICE is hereby given that | will proceed to
IN sell on Saturday the 2Gth day of Decem Der,
a. D. 1863 the undivided half the real estate be-
longing to the firm Of Waddngham & Leach, being
the one half interest of Edwin Leach, deceased in
said property-pursuant to an order of the Probate
Court Of Wala Walla county, issued on the 9th day
of November a. D. 1868. Said property consists Of
the undivided half of the lot and building known as
the Gem Saloon, " Situated in the town Of Walla
Walla, on the South side Of Main street and east
Of and adjoining Ball d Stones Saloon, and next to
Baggs butcher shop being "a feet front, and extend
ing back l20 feet to the alley. Sale to take place
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and sundown
Of said day. E. L. JAMES, Administrator.
Nov. H. 26G3 48W5
, 1863-12-26
SYRUP.
10 HAnn

As a remedy to purify and lNTO HER S
cleanse the blood, leading WHO WISH TO FIND
it free from all humorIA MEDIC INE PECU-
and impurities, we assert,LIARLY AADPTED TO
with confidence that thereITHE CURE OF HU-
is nothing better than IMORS N D ERUP-
SCOVuLSB BLOOD AND ITIONS IN THEIR
LIVER SYRUP. CHILDREN, WILL
FIND A SAFE AND SURE ONE IN sCOvILLS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, WHICH IS AC-
KNowLE GED TO BE THE BEST BLOOD
MEDICINE KNOWN. YOUNG AND OLD
SHOULD USE IT, PHYSICIANS ATTEST TO
THIS. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE, AND BY REDINGTON q CO., SOLE
AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST, 4l6 and
AIS FRONT STREET, San Francisco.
, 1863-12-26
sewing lIachine tor Sale.

NA.NO.I SEWING MACHINE for sale al
"a the store Of A. RICH Il CO.,
Next door to the Post Office, Wqlla Wala.
Dec. 26 1868. Off
, 1863-12-26

As A REMEDY; Co purify
and cleanse the blood,
leaving it free from all
humors and impurities,
I'VE assert with confidence
THAT there is no better
remedy than SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. Give it a trial.
1t cannot fail to do you
Good. For sale by all
Druggists. REDINGTON
l& CO., Agents, 4l6 and
AIS Front street, San
francisco,
, 1863-12-26

THEArRICAL.-Kelly's Variety Troupe
have just arrived from Boise and will give
an entertainment at Ryan's Hall on Mon
day evening.
, 1863-12-26
FASHIONABLE
Millinery, Dress & Cloak Making
ESTABLISHMENT,
Main Street, DaIIes. Oregon

Main Street, Dalles Oregon.
NTRS. c. MONElL, having Just returned -frem-
lVH San Francisco with large and well assorted
stock Of the most improved and latest styles Of Mil
linery, Dress and Cloak GoOds-aso, well assorted
stock of the most fashionable styles of Trimmings fol
Ladies' garments all Of which ofrecent mporta-
ton from Europe and New York,-is amply pre-
pared to manufacture to order, ladies' Hats. Bon
nets CIoaks, etc. at short notice and at low prices.
sincere thanks co her numerous friends and custom
ers for their liberal patronage heretofore awarded
her, and to most respectfully request continuance
of the same.
Dales Nov. 7, 1868. Aims
, 1863-12-26
Masonic.

Wala Walla Lodge No. 7 F. & A. N. hold their
regular meetings on the second and fourth Saturday,
of each month An brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
By order Of W. M