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sheli4's Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON,
County Of Wala Wala,
J FRIEDMAN VS.. JAMES BUCKLEY.
ID yiitue of am cXecu ion, to me directed, from
D the District Court the First judicial District,
W. l., ! vii sell at public auction, to the highest
biddor. for cash. ON The premises hereinafter des-
crbed, real au personal property, to satisfy judg
ment rendered at to April Term, 1853, in favor Of
said j. Friedman aAd agdist said James Buckley,
for the sum of SG7413 and interest at the of -
per cent pc month Gcm April 50tb, 1858, and costs
of suit, taxed $500, and accraing costs,
Tuesday the 3Oth day of June, A. d. 1868,
between the hcurs Of O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P Of said day all tic right ttie aud interest of
the sad James Bnckley in and to that certain lot or
parcel Of land and the appurtenances situated in
the city u W4la Walla aud described as follows
Twenty two feet, or thercaboutsj fronting I'm
Main street and ruuling back to lie alley, and 5eing
that portion Of Lot No. one % in Block M oIIa9
az wherein }. Friedman erected, and now st,I,Gs
the new frame building in the towr ce ,rala WaIi
Washington Territory, or so p,!ch ,n.+aof M nav b6
necessary to satisfy l"intiG demands and interest
and c2.t7 Of sui ana acc dng costs, said properly
t a1 ID By said defendant to said
PI"'D''N TT W '.curity Of sad sum of money.
p. B, WHITMAN Sheriff,
.,-... Walla Wala County.
.Ie9, 1862. 24w5
, 1863-06-13
The Grand Ronde Road.

The contract for building the Grand
Ronde Road was let by the Superintend-
ents, on Thursday to Messrs. Linkton and
Jared, at $4,000. The contractors gave Sc
curity for the fulfllment of the contract and
the completion of the work by the 1st of Au-
gust. 1t is expected, however, that the
work will be finished before that time
the contractors having every facility, and
their interests being such that they will al
low no delays in its PROCESS. The road IS
to be cut out from Llnkton's mill to Phil
lips ranch in Indian Valley. 1t is to be
sixteen feet wide, with an eight foot track
from which the stumps are to be removed
The money subscribed over and above the
amount to be paid the contractors will be
appropriated by the Superintendents to re-
moving the bridge now on the Grand Ronde
river to a point five miles above its pres
ent location, and thus avoiding a wet piece
of ground over which the road now passes
in the Grand Ronde valley.
The Sperintendents give further notice
to those of the subscribers who have not
yet paid up their subscriptions to come for
ward and pay the same Immediately, as the
funds are needed at once for the plosecu-
ton of the work. The subscription list is
at Kyger & Reese's store, where the
money will be received.
, 1863-06-13
Representatives.

JUHN W. McUHtE IS an independent candidate for
representative for Walla Walla county in the next
Territorial Legislature. U
S. w BABCOCK, w. W. JOHNSON and ELIHU
WARD are announced suitable persons to rep
resent the County of Walla Walla in the next Ter
ritorial Legislature. =
A. J. CAIN is candidate for Representative for
lature.
B. N. SEXTON will be an Independent Candidate
for Representative for WaIla WaIa county in the
next session of the Territorial Legislatures subject
to the decision of the people at the balotbox on the
18th of July.
, 1863-06-13

H. PARKER will be an Independent candidate for
the office Of County Auditor; subject to the de-
cision Of the people of Walla Willa county, at the
next annual election.
, 1863-06-13

CAPT. MULLAN.-Eastern papers make
mention of the fact that Capt. John Mul-
Ian has resigned his position in the United
States Army, and been appointed Com
missioner in New York for the Walla Walla
and Pacific railroad company" The com
missioner appointment evidently refers to
the Walla Walla and Wallula Railroad
Company for which Capt. NJ. has been au-
thorized to solicit subscriptions in New
York. The papers also make mention
that the Captain was to have been
married, in April, to a Miss Williamson,
of Baltimore
, 1863-06-13

EARLY PoTAToEs AND PEAs.-Several
of the gardeners in this vicinity have been
enjoying the luxury of new potatoes and
peas during the week" In few more days
these vegetables will be in our market in
abundance Why could not our gardeners
make it profitable TO raise early vegetables
for the Oregon market? They are usually
shipped in great abundance from California
to Portland and all kinds OF vegetables
can be produced, in this valley a month
earlier than they can be raised in Oregon.
The first potatoes and peas Of the season
raised in Oregon never find their way into
the markets there before the 4th of July.
MAIL CoNTRAoT.-W. D. Bigelow, Of
the Delles, has received the contract for
carrying the tri-weekly mail between this
city and the Dalles, at compensation of
fourteen. thousand dollars per annum. The
contract goes into effect the lst of next
month
, 1863-06-13
Auditor.

HENRI M CHASE lisa candidate for County Audi-
tor for Walla Walla County.
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v pesrondenor IE rrnalan.
on course no one ear hdne D 4 q

y. vi COuInS nv OuS Iul fliu illitIt ~ ~ va
eral remuneration Of tho cheap Nuds
plessufe of fpult-fnding, He Who
fault with another, generally ssci i
Implication lis own belief
cious one perhaps Of hissa y
his freedom from that which b eoa
He Judges, he condemns, he
above, down. Aud where is hpn
being to whom that is not saful
No. We may hope for money sr eli
toll, and courage to face ahy petl
But we must not hope for SO eaogOi
sacrifice as the voluntary relihpal q
ment Of offoult.Gnding. 0fcoutai
harm; but il may also do soms
possibly in the rebake Of sohia
wong, Or the correction OF SON
mistake, Grin the fact ihat Il
7 Rnt ',s bagRl,a!aliye tuexisling OxigA
less fault finding may hJ5 x s
great and certain mischief 10 Thea
dency which il lprodurs ind dii
Dependency is always !ho' eiio
weakness, and always increases
ness. Therefore it is never wise. III
in times like thoseit is most miscb
Gus, most dangerous. A very profo
thinker has said "Thero is nothing
fear so much as Fear This sayi
wise, for most times, is, for Us in dc
times, brimful Of wisdom. The army
The people should be what military die9
call "the supporting force" Of the army
We have sent TO the front. And pani3
in tho one army may be a5 fatal as d
pdnic in the other. We may be prts
dent and cautious; neither unduly els3
led nor depressed; modetaie in onr en-,
pectalions; and yet. ratioual, firm aaI
hopeful. lie who has given all the mos.
ey he can spare, and sen bia soos n
battle, while his wife and daughters to's
for The comfort and health Of the soids
iets, has yet one more duty TO perform
which t.. some lompors, is the most dliiIj
cult Of ell, tits, 10 repel despondenns
from 6is own mind, and project all wbosl
ho can from this moral palsy, MOI
more certain is i. tha; red handed trea.
SOP has brought US to this pass, thaa
that, among the loyal, dcsponleppy, i
the servant Of treason, doing id wotB
where no thought nf treason could gain
odmittaoce Much Of this work hat
boen done; but ! am sure. for al the
moaningRhd groaping which echoss
AROUND US, that the hear. Of tie people
still beats with strong and steady pulses
TITheopbiIps Parsons.
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!tsNlult be understood b. n'. lhe
United States Ttaol1ry notes, from
which my psrl -Fial 10 tenth has
been removed, viii not 90 redoemable ot
lis face, !. ought alSo TO bo unlerslc ID
thai any mutlation, however ,ttfibg,
icstsCgs the currency of these notes.
i'tha smallest particle Of ,ho rint is
zone, or the note Is 9lit ever so'htde, il
must bo sold 10 Tho brokers alta dis
count which isusuall5 heavy People,
therefore, Sboeld bo very careful to
scruinia9 every ono of these notes that
arc offered TO them. Asthoy are uncu.
rent, pcrscn Offering iham knowingly
subjects himseltlo in iic' ;ont for fraud,
aad may be primnllly prosecuted.
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han | upon
lasion. Da'
Rha tihegie
1laG takHrus
1festt that !
error OF his
one With
RH np iih lhe
ptall


q ) -
There we're seyentyf51r Ia
nnrs on b5arlts Ee&0H,g iiohdag nos
ming, on their way 10 Comp Csoss, ia
chargoof CAPTAIN 1 jpgwell. Of tho
l4,h Ncuiue',y resimral, yith gard
Of about sixty men. They were eSpipr-
I'd Up Sandy, by Col Dal's sob Ksaiue.
Ikytaeihent. A numborof horses were
also capurednt the sam9 time,
Among tho pri.onrr thrfl wee frW.
teen oliltrs-0ne Lieuiep5n' Colonel
and MAJOR Thc mai, lgnspcuons
Dan 'sctoad wos a young giant,
one Martin Van Buren, Bates. zgsd 70
years. HeisRix faet ten.inches in height
anl wtigDs 33l pounds lie is from
Letchor coudty, Ky.
Tho lending nau 10 'nis crowd ap.
peared 70 be Major William Geran',
rom Monros eoOn!y, They were
all dressed IN the peculiar homs snua
goyb kaowp az Linsoy."
We &aiAstll drn con- !gsatiAn
vita them, the fsct that tiey we're H!ost-
ly conscupts, and that many eY them
vera opposed 10 the war in'which they
w:.oepgagei,- -[Itolon Times.
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STARVATION in the son,h.

\ - sphs gsballion isis abideatly 10 s !
Nhballh, and .'tha ftbprossion IS fdss gasj
ing ground that starvation" is the dis
ease gnawiug at its vitals. Accounts
from all sections Of King Jeff's dom nions
1 give doleful accounss of the sufferiugs
from The want Of aoiual necessities Of
life. Bread riots have occurred in SOW,
eral Of the Confederate cities composed
wholly of womed armed with clubs and
stones. The participants in the recent
demonstration in the city Of Richmoqd
numbered about three thousand. The
following letter, which gives vivid pic
tue of "high life" in Richmond, wal
found in ANAL captured while the elfot
was being madeto smuggle ii through
Rosecrar's lines:
RiohmOud, Va, Fiday, Feb. 9. 'CS.
MY pHAR ANNA--L have au opporta
nifty offered this morning for conveying
a letter to you, aud embtoco itglady.
We are boarding at Mrs. Johnson's
on Governor streets, just opposite Gov
ernor Latcbor' ) mans on. liocis a la,ge
boarding house high prices and starvation
within.--Such living waos never known
before on earth. Tell granma the poorest
hut in the Western District Of Terhes
see is q palace compared with this, qs to
1 fare. We have 10 cook almost everything
we eat in our own room. In our 'larder
the stock on bad is a boiled bacon ham
which we gave only Sli 90 for; Ihree
pounds pure Rio coffee, which we give
$4 90 per pound; one pound Of green tea
at$l7 90 per pound; two mounds Of
brown sugar, at so rs per pound one
bushel Of fine apples, about the SIZE Of q
good common marble, which were pc.
sented to me by member Of Cone gj
from Missouri; one pound of butiora'6ui
siz tnOn&asald, at as 20 1I4}y nv ssni. |Sas4
iI... ~ SISi - give dollar for q very suai
slice. Of pound cake, at tho conseeiona
ries. forgot to say had a present ..
q fne jor Of pickles and piece Of cheese
ilEoma membcr, else. Well, so much
for the way We live. You see the board
is three dollars, each, per day for Mr
F, end |, aud half price for tho sorvaa,
and then we get nothing on earth 10 eat
Yesterday, for dinner, wo had nolhipg
on the table but two eggs and slice ol
cold bakers bread and q glass Of watsr
- Don't lotany one see tins but
I you may read it to them, oxcept-----;
| don't want the Yanks TO hear what /
say .'.
IL Ito BE- wondered at under such cir.
cumstouces, that the rebels arc getting
desperate in their efforts 10 change the
scene Of war? They must transfet ii
elsewhere or 90 down, whipped, dead,
and eternally damned in a very short
time, They ore but a step distant from
tho "lOst ditch" aud vigorous effort
now from Uncle Sam will soon sec tho
"last man" in il. 80.
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IIetais 5ns orthe eaal5mdta 81,

I.J@ Hcreis duo Of the elAi5Mlieu of,
il:erdthe ttWrs handed In for frspah
licalion b7 a friend whose ;aVo jnasGea
matters "a excellent. rl,&i'fbc a 4Raint
htattom macy oroar tdsdbrs; dgst.
hereby send ,bec M pocket cloel =
which gria.ly ctSuaeih in need Of thy
'Crioadly coNs4iirn, 'Eha lasl Lime hs
wts IA tly gG5g9l, he vas 10 pawp ~.
formed OIL Perceive by The indep Of
bis f,ce, that he u a liar and the truth
is mol IN him EIAmioo him. lhere'ou.
aal provo him, tfscech thee, thorough
Iy 80 thai thou maycst be very we'll 40
qaGaJqd With Hs Inward frame and
dsposition, draw hi0l from the enor Of
>is ways, and ieasb ibe way Yhsrenha
ahaaltg g,t an yGrily Of opiqi9n thil
his body is corrupt with liseasc.-
Cloaasu him. therefore. | win place
hG a few days under thy carn, and
pay FIR his bonrdaS chou requiresl. |
oaSsAt. thee friend John, that when
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AGnnd aInn,s Wish.I

] freely coo.sss u you that l would
wish, when l am laid down in the grave,
10 have some one in his manhood stand
over rae and say: There lies ono who
was real friend 10 me, and privately
warned nue. in tho dangers of tho young;
no cpa knew il, but he aided me in the
lime Of need owe VIVA, am 10 himi
or else 10 have some wiIow, with chok-
Ing uiteysncs, telling her chilli
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NUMRERl y.
-NIAbMao6al

o's. oa, 'Soors
n, ~ W. 10y, S"osn :. Nv, seHv1 \, 2
e a'l'se u, ,nx ! ',,. e,
~. .o,'., !. ~, ~ i,s,s. ,SSaOL ~ hsS ~.
,s ~, u, ~ y
~ 4 fSf .;6 "'i 'ff,l "A I, ". 4. Is MN
sS.s MN n !. ~. 4, Z ~
l'N'ss S', 1''Ny III
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a correspondent Of the Fifty third
Mass, Regiment writing from Gerwick's
Bay, La, April 18th, says that they mo-
ticed on the side OF the road number
ofaligalors, somo being ten Ieet long
The swamps abound in poisonous snakes.
A rattlesnRke wos capturcd having Eileen
rattles.
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B@~ allow do you do sarc?" said a
FrOnchman 10 an English acquaintance,
"Rather boorly, thank YOU" answer
ed the other may, nay, dear sare, y
said the Frenchman, "dout thank me for
your illness Il connot help it,"
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Queer Epitaph.

Queer EPItaph. ma
The following cpitaphs are TO be
found 10 grave at Baton Rogue, La:
"Here lies buried IN this tomb t
constant sufferer from salt rheum, q.
Which finally intruth did pass
To spotted erysipelas.
A husband brave, a father truc,
Here he lies, and SO you.
o. another: "ITore lies the body oil
David Jones. His last words were: i
die Christian and a Democrat"
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The man who gave rubber boots TO
women did more TO elevate woman than
all the lheorizers, male or female, that
were ever born Gail Hamilton,
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Naw ralee ReaargAs


'AN MI, +. :, sss /,
suosg,'i3' " |y'y 'ls,'F vi ! y, " { {
f,;..s i,,, S'i Xxx, M,
VIZ .s. !. !, Il.
u,,l SY'I :, s0',,y'lpg ,.., !; u, Y, =, -
, ".''' = NM 49, wv Z sI,aa .'@' Gs., %s
,b,r.A' r III Il y,,na,l,9 l. bo, ,,,,,''
NV .sa,tt, ! ss9pp'u 9',.e 5lia' ,n.."e ~,
sh'ps ryi3SS ioa..aM fIg' s,N eelanos
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Asecona nIrs,a..

'.t..... |NSVSN"i' w ''Sa'
An old uan Of very srglo yAyiogoo
my, answering to the no 70 Of jacoy
Nilmolt, aa, ohgh. baioi, p police
cours oi Philadelphia ij', clothes
looked as il .h,y might bape bsoa bought
second handed in bis youthful prime, for
they had suffered more from ih. fuJ3 OF
the worlI tbaathe proprietor 4iwsaS
AFhat business do yoo fol5v, Wi
Imott?'
Business NoneI I'm a trayol,er'
"A yagab5nd, perhaps.
You are not fa wong -iravolers 5nd
vaca5onds are much The som3 thing
The difference is ibal ,be former travels
without money, and The latter without
brains'
Where have yop usyclcd"
'All ever the oobgnn,
For what pTpos5P
Observation
'Whq, have you obsogseir
a liitlo 10 commend amuah 10 cen
sure, and very much to hus al'
4 dJmpb and wbar.l5 yog mr,ai~
"A handsome womea ,.at wi,, st.y at
home; aneloqusnt pfaaahu' thai viii,
proacb a.shorr sermon; q gosl a,i,or
thal viii nat writ too i,5. and n foo,
Who ba, tgrse enough :, hold his lon.
grg raa u
IVi.l. i, Won sersrr7'
I gqowbo na,ri5g 3 gFi iof her fao
rr>,..r., youth Who s.a.iics law ar3.
nl''l iHe, Ssiia ,bs bas the Of nj,
honds aod people "tsv-lact a trunk a,d
for clock; he'd 70 an o'iiya'
'What do yoo laugh o.!
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n. D. IL a-,s,.er to JOhn Van B :.

b Gen, D.4 IN a'a'eor to JOha YanBs
ren, cay in ba ,poa
had .aaq fgu Ricbmond yostax.
day with me, u, siys5 gloomy sc.
cpuil! Of JaGgs tier Hers are sor.
Of the prices
BEEF one InIl,r qa' sound
net& oHG}3aF ~
B1ieh9i doll.rl per 2opui,
b4c.n, oa lol,gr sii h,ol cents DO
Yoa, none 70 bohad esoeptat fabulaas
prices, am
CoTo5, do.
qkssa.hFo.t&i's pstdps3s.
Calico, two dollars per yard.
Resly w~'a sests, gish!y'JJ ona hus.
Jied dollars. A 't G.d
sof WOOL hats, Crom twehiy.dys 10
lhir,y dollars.
! My yinfornnat had Oh, au ordiaayy
paI OF bgUsa, ior Which AZ paid Sky
jalar3,
These prices are in Confederate m9h
ey. 0ne dollsr in gold b,Iags three T.
lars nnd City cents in Confederate Ils.
cno dollar in our Treasury notes, uaga
tgo dollurs 70 Confederate bill n
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POLITICAL.
WE Soldier Io HIs MoTaER.

On the field ofbatttls, mother,
All the night eloneI lay, Ar
Angels watching DER no, mother, q
Till the break Of day. loa1
lay thinking ofyOu. mother,
And the loving ones at home,
Till cur dear cottage, mother
Boy again seemed 70 come.
Hetowhoni you taught me, mother,
On my infant knees to pray,
Kept my heart from fainting mother,
~ When the vision passed away
:" d6nG l6H grey sy of moraing, mother,
SouiiNds "'f-----4a fbatotvn.
From my bosom tender tinee
i Washed the blood that trieklcd down, S5
must soon be going mother,
Going the home ofrest;
Kiss me as oiolJ, my mother,
Press me nearer to your breast,
Would could repay you mother, .aIH
Foryour faithful love and care;
God uphold and bless you mother, .He
lnthis bitter woe you bear. e.1o.
Kiss me for py little brother, "a
kiss me for my sisters, loved sowell;
When you sit together mother, l.f,gis-y
Tell them how their brother fell.
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- OarIe ltafptIsing r.lIa D. M b

W. ~ ettafpfslllE fttH ~ NtH.
.ls9sh latelgpgTe5 e59stl sF9 a llspty's
.iepesiine raes, aui gr3sen'c} ihtp %
pilots Johason p0l Wfft wbo- soo5
'eaS bisgely g Her ga.ts q l.o
sigfm 29gh Msiga ana Vic
9l4igEsdie tSriiOlJ ~ ult ltupon tllsm
M he febpls'6n K4uawha Tbaee guns
Axe splendid specimens Of meehanigha
Iflipg axiesn shots without reiooting,
II ID fnghsd IN the highest 4 rec Of per
tEeclion al tas;e. The cost Of tlo two
.pioces viii Che cartridge, was 100 -,
AfLss " LaagIe had parcbpssd aud
,ltoyghlb0ns thai pieces, nlms Of our
eiiiseGs;inais.ed on. contributing toward
tihe sxpepses,, Tho eamonpt pad in by
! y. u y. . a
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\ saa giSil g6sl g,lgcessis D5dp ~

q al els,i gasla g,lycaiSs DHpe<e
Of top8ornoRls.
New York rsibu q lbu,sday
iarA number Of pei oSssAttruled
tlie ssicaa ae NemY ers Mo;h6Nit Epi3.
g;ot hreNee YESTERDAYS Aitar the
.tsaal SeIigions pxereitc. Eeyep cepic'
dates xere received, on ;flA or ibe iOiE'
isry LII Philip Gesinont Of Colnatt,
sIsiitS having served lbes saglansry proba.
tioa oftwo years, sppllddilas edaission
into aSe ministry whsrsuaops N excl
ing debate epsued, several meMbers OF
the Conference deelafng tho, hc WAS
mol loyal to ihh GeyeNmsnt md very
'i1aly coneIsjiag lbstOs GoPHc ,hsa2
could not be q Christian ASH mo..tr
81 tnpEse, Af, HApoli oF Kcttol EISro.
81 seaiRss asel yfs@Iuiious 9i TIE
tletS Sssi,y lsySisiell
81 q SsdoFpe csrlsin rJsOiu.
adsrESaby tFitc' " c$sanat.
is0ts His objectionlwss ta.4ol caitla
.ggou ithat The Ns)lqiqgs gaein favor
Ifa6pnfondldolai lQy9lly tike III mon
einreous prOciWites, he desired 10
'dfasg6 Chat weEi f5tote hat wbuidnot
.sarndso hash 70 rabal ecrs We ate
hst7y ia sny list the t1r!ou % receive
ailn gsis rtiictea be q aHaisiGfii. pito.-t-
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Prentice thinks thar PrAdent Lincol4
has koOckod two many 9sa 4 !, inIo 'c9ckea0
hats" and !wo lev ouh them
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quAled VI nun Wv IypE s"N i7WVS "
bo successful. -TG ,'lipoiis loaropl.
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A SrRrEISG Taovour. lie ero any
ding in this world that can A. Q SoeS
wlLel Yes 0, bad husband
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Ey Falsebood va to travel u soy,
an leapuc boots, Nv IL has kicked og
its bools, and lryels.by !elegraph'
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~ENWW'VW 7
devotion ID
willingness |
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
Dem ocrattc s,nre Convention.

The Democratic State Convention as
sembled at Detroit on "Wednesday, ,l.s
lth inst, aud organized by the sp
pointment Of the following permanent
officers: -.
Presnient-Hons DAVID A.NopLE, OF
Monroe.
Vics Prcsidsnts-Jonathan Shearer
of Wayne; S. Richardson, Of Kalama
zoo; ID. Il. Dodge, OF Washtenaw; III.
Bean, of Ottawa; S. AFFORD, of Oak
land; L. f. Wade, of ShiaSassce Da
vid NJ. Walters, of Lapcer
Secretaries - Ii. S. McCollum, OF
iillsda.c; WIN. A. Moore, of Wayne
w. A. Sherwood. of Iona; G.. +.
Lewis, of Saginaw.
Mr.. Peck, of Ingham, moved the ap.
pointment Of committee of two from
each Congressional district to draft res.
olutions. The motion was carried, and
the following committee appointed
First District-Bishop, of Wayne /;
Cook, of Hillsdale.
Second Distyict-Lothrop, of st. 10.
seph; Smith Of Cass.
Third Distriet-Peck, of Ingham !;
Morrison, of Calhoun.
Fourth District-Richmond, of Kent.
Barnes, of Ottawa.
Fifth Morton, of st. Clair;
AFFORD, of Oakland.
Si1th District-Little, of Saginaw;
McCurdy, of Shiawassee. .
Two shall publish the resolutions
adopted in our next issue.
The following nominations were
made: -rs f...... .# -.'
For Justsee Of the Supreme Court
Hon. David johnson, of jackson.
For Regents Of tie Unirersity--At
large, Oliver G. Comstock, of Calhoun
William A. Moore, Of Wayne.
LIST Dist.-Zina Pitcher, Of Wayne
2d Dist.-Nathaniel a. Balch, OF
Kalamazoo.
Sd Dist.-Charles III. Richmond, Of
Washtenaw.
4th Dist.-Adam l.. Roof, of Iona.
9Th Dist.--Elijah f. Burt, of Liv.
ingstcr,
9th Dist.-Joscph Coulter, Of Onta-
uagon.
The convention was well attended,
the proceedings harmonious throughout,
aud the ticket nominated one which
cannot fail to command the cordial and
earnest support of Democrats and con.
sentative men. .s.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

UNITED STATES TAX-FuEsH pIovIs.
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the United States tax schedule, we have
taken the liberty to supply portion of
them, and will transmit a copy to Sec
rotary Chase, expecting his acceptance
and thanks
For lending Il newspaper, Sc.
For eating hard crackers out of the
army, II cents.
For kissing in the dark, two cents
If the old folks arc opposed, exempt
from tax.
For not bowling to niger arter the
fust of January, 81.
For PLAYING eucher with a girl, %
cents. When "hearts are trumps," one
dollar. r....0..
For counting the stripes in a balmo
raj so cents.
For not apprcciating "John Browns
song hourly, 81.
On each Irritation, 81 and upwards
according to IS CHS.
On every single lady over twenty
81. (Thls is useless-there isn't any
On the prettiest baby in the United
States, 81 coo CAS- every woman thinks
her baby is the pretticst, this will roa.
lize quite an enormous sum
For declining a government contract
$4,000.
On all BOOSTERS hat crow over The
late elections, S.