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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-06
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, THURSDAY MORNING.
DAILY SENTINEL.
TElECR ApHtC:
.xsHSsstr rOa THk DAILY srATE srSrisrL.
Noon Reports.
From New york.

Wv YoRK August 5-The Herald has the
folpoing dated RapDah ,nnock Station. Va.
Ausnst {:
force of the enemv's csvslrv. with artillery.
attacked Gen. Bufuri'- p;cket- this afteruoon II
3 o'clock and drove them bick mile, when the
General went forward with the lst brigade Of his
division under Col Chrpman and the q under
Gen. Merrill. and drove them back hevond Brady
Station. establishing our pcker lines TOR the night
htlf mile further ouf than before. Our loss was
one killed and two three wounded
Inlormrtion gained from scout and prisoners
Indicate that the msin body Of the encrnv has
fallen back toward Frederick sburg and G lrion
vile. The first corrs ere al m arms and eyer
for attack. which thev fully expected. Gems
Newton aud Robinson lef their he iqu irters
wi'h their staff. rnl awaited the 'de Of event.
bur were doomed % he disarnopted
The steamer Northern Light. from Aspinw al
the 3Srh. arrived 10 morning
The Herald, Washington dispatch says:
The official renor' of Gen Grlnt'- oneritions
~ Nickshurg reacl el here list Thur-d ~ II is
said 20 be of the most iuie' eting reports ever
made 20 the headquarters Of the army A conv
was Immediately nrenlred fnr pnb'ication. in
orler - crafty he public auxietv for the det ils
Of the splendid achievement which contributed 50
largely i'm giving 10 the country once more the
free Navigation of the Ms >sippi This nuhlc,-
uon was however. suppressed or the ground that
such document should first appelr IN the Army
and y wv & iZefte the last number ut which
i>suel ~ dav. docs not contain 'he report
A Chtrle,tnn letter of tie 2lsf s1vs the last
dav OF July nns-eS awtv with everything nromis
ing success. thpnch rerh rs not as soon as some
may wish An Things are wptkint we'll We
know anxiety is fet i'm Charleston Tor the 81 fety
of the city Last night there we're hineng from
par,pet- of Sumter. a. protection - the WALL
line Of cotton htles IL tolf u p'any H. inch
shot we're equal Ia IT, lesf-ucfinn bui the cotton
btlcs were saoa set fire hv their own guns
and rhey we're OBLIGED 70 take them down and
they are now niled into scorchel heaps hehind
the fort Evervthinc hef"keus fear u'ness on
the part Of the rebels which is very encoura ging
10 H..
The Worlds Washington dispatch contains the
following:
One of the evening papers here. in an article
on tho milit'ry ~ituirion. saws: Our army has
crossed tho R,ppehannock. and it ar engage.
mert i not progressing il i NJ least lmminen'
though It "a thought Lees probable retreat To
Richmond NAV nrevent IT,
Advces from the armv To night show the
ut er lnlsy of the situation thus presumei by
tits paner. Yesterday a Recommending force
urdpr Stuart crossed the river and attacked some
Of our f,rre- ~ Warreuton. They were driven
back after a slight skirmsh without obtaining the
object Of their visit
To-day all is quiet. None Of our forces have
crossed the Rtppahannock. as published here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-06
M G DiCAl.
DIR. JOHN BULL
COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteen;h Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nec; With history OF the Ma eria Metca of THE
United States. more favorsbly known q ~ nrsr e.
medical discovery, than thar Of JOAN BULL II LOUIS
VI l~ k. Hi In mitabs preparation OF apara
long so0f ct the head Of the various compound II that
valuable drug His compound Pecioral Of Mid Cherry
has become hon ehold throughout the West and
Sou IA; bis Worm Lozenges. in ia N a after
their utrodnct attained reputation widespread
the continent Of North America. Bat the crowning
glory his life be in hts --latest cS-
cover,, 'ther combination, for he does cla
have been The d>covpre Of CEDRuN which The basis
OF the bters o.red 20 the public. That honor BE-
longs the native inhabitants oi Central
whom virtues have been known lor more than two
hundred years Armed with a., the Indian bids dehsnc
10 tie most deadly mai .rin ana hanie tuut fear h.
most veuompa. serpents. II Il be ef th them bal
whl there l. breath len the body h- Cedron potent
TO cure m1tfrr whai q g disea NAV be.
While Dr. Bulbs not prepared 10 niOrse This extrava-
precnion, h. l. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination OF the evidence relating its
that remedy and prtventiVe for all diseases arising
from exposure either 20 csnges II weather ard climate
or 10 the masmac influences, stands without rival.
and justly deserves the reputation has long enjoy ed
n Central America and the West Indies. Ia
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Advertisements published both the Daily and the
Weekly will boz charged The full Daily rates.
wiib ONE halt fhe Weckls rafe- added
buslue. Notice publ shed tu tlir local columns of ten
nuter. will be charged for each insertion a. u
feu line, Ton r-rfs f'er line.
Charge viii DE- made for inserting the notices of the
following ORDER Societies and Assoc atous az the rates
named. 60 - paid u advance;
Military Cotnpanes. Order ~ Oid Fellows, Masonic
Orfer-. tsefevoeuf Sneieties aui singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines % cents for each
Insertion. ovrr eight lres a. this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 90 cepts
Notices of Festtas Ifcc- aud Excurs0as gotten up by
individuals associations, - churches, AT the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices. ten lines over. will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three hnes Inserted
once iu the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers O. paw quarterly.
Announcing Candidates for offices of every description
hc CHARGED the of 81 so for each name n the
Daily. aud s2in the Daily and Weekly, the same 70 be- in
al cases. paid 10 advance.
Legal Advertisement inserted al the expense o the at
ordering and deayshe for the legal proceed
lngs but colisctable al usual Gme Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal ldvertsements be-
y5nd the amouuf charged Tor their publication.
ELDER, HARkNESS a BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana state Sentinel
J. NJ TliFORD
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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aud iis attendant train II symptoms, like
charm Than a medicine. There nothing IN the whole
range of the Mate~a Meiin thar FOR bear
comparison with 10 in mi. disease.
full this wonderful plant may he found in
the eleventh edon OF the L. DspenSatoTy page, 1887
aud 1898.
series Of experiments, IN which D.. Ball has been
for years engaged has Just been brought 10 a III
ternna'i n, and h enabled offer the public
comblnatan Of Ccrun with other improved tones the
whole pr seryed IN the best qulliy of copper distilled
B'urbon whisky which he is confident has equal IN
the world.
lie mn hit furnish volume ~ certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such thing
ih" true value The safest plan l. every
for himself the virtues OF a medicine Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-06
CED RON BITE r S

one trial, and you n never s. any others
II Is not nece to publish lone list of diseases for
which The C"drun Btters specific.
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS. KIDNEY s,
or tlNtR:
all affections Of the BRtIE depending upon derange-
mont 81 the ON ich Bowrl-:
In G UT. kHEUMArlSN aud NEURALGIA;
Aud IN FEVER AND AGEE;
n destined 10 saper>cde all other remedies. II
My cures all these diseases hut II prevents them
vine glass iu of the Bi;ters taken hopr before
each meal will obvia'e the ~ effects of the most
healthy climate and screen the person taking against
disea>" under the most trying exposure.
sold by Druggists ard CIR generally.
Dr. JOHN hULI'S Principal Olice, Fifth street, Louis
Vile KY.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tonlnson
Cox, and J. w. Bryan. jy2o- -d3m
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81 MILES SHORTER THAN ART OTHER ROUTE.

-
ON AND AFTEK MONDAY, APRIL 20. lsss trsins
~ trains wil ~ rnn = foilsWs
Chicago Expu Tram will ieave Indianapolis at
u IS =. a., ARRIVE at kokcrnC SO r. ~ In time 70
make close connection 9Th on.the Cncnfaf and
Chicago Air Idne Railroad for iogansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. sni arrie 81 Peru 81 40 y. "
Returning, the train will leave Peru l2s A. NJ
making close connections with the night frDm CHI
eago. and arrive Al ind apolis a. $40 A. H.
A Mail sTain will h. ave indianapolis al ass r. n,
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru
make connection with the trains he Toledo end Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash, Huntington Port Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the train will leave Peru at 54o
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the 7 W r. W.
from the Essf and arrive AZ Indianapolis l0O4
In time TO make connections for all points Eas south
and Wet
AChicagO Expresstrain viii leave Indianapolis 20
=. n making close connections Kokom0 with train Tor
Logansporf Valparaiso snd Chicago. and sr-tge
Peru AZ 0s A. NJ m time make connection via
going East and West tie Toledo aud wAbslh Rat.
Returning the viii leave Peru az IL IS p NJ
masking close connection a. KokomO with ths traius
the Jncnnat and Chicago Air Line r. from chicago
Valparaiso and Logansror am arTi-c st Indianapolis
to r. NJ n time 20 connect with the evening trains for
CiOcinnati. Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and superintendent
II. MAIoTT. General Ticket Agent. feb2s. ss3-dly
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MILITARY GOODS
THE CONFESSIONS AND ENPERi-
GNCE OF Az INVALID.

Publ hee fer the benefit. and a warning AndCAUTtOS
T. YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nsrvoz- Debility.
Premature Decay Of hanhpod. eie supplying al the
ha> cured Eim-e after being pat expense and
iniury throag n medical num6ug and qaAekery.
Bs enclosing pest paid sddrssse1 envelope. single
eopies mai had u The author
NAH AZ MATiFATR- Bsq.
zy25-eiy hdfori, Ainxs couafy, nj
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From Cincinnati.

CiNorvNArI. July 5.-rhe Gazettes Columbus
dSpucn SAY:
Q 'nSi r,ple excite ment prev lilei here vester-
day over the tearing down. hy an invalid soldier
tag on which was inscribed the names Of Val
laudi- ham and PGgh The cOppetheads com
menced gathering, and sNore vengeance on the
author of tie act Another invalid soldier IN the
crowi WIS bully beaten for approving the act.
All tie soldiers 10 the city were arrested and put
IN the III ri house 10 prevent further disturbance
In the even ng large crowd assembled in front
oi the >tare vince the lag was hung. and alter
partGiuS he streets tor some time they returned
10 the store and presented the owner with a new
fig. which will be ho,sted to day Further troub e
Is APP! rehended.
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indianapolis and Madison
nx IHEx - n HD.
1868. ~ e s2EE 1868.
New Arrangement tn Commence NON.
day, Feb. 2. 1861.

We" Arrangement to mmenCf Won
day, Feb. 2. SGT.
FENNO passenger trains daily Sundays excerFedl BE-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave tie Union Dcpo. indianapolis. az 6 3e a.
and p. NJ. srriva di-oo Al II Is A. n. sbc 30
Pm
Leave tue Depot a. Madison az 6 A. NJ and Y NJ ar
rvtng 90 Indianapolis az II 4. " and 10 p u
The trsin leaving indians polls sf $40 A. n. connects
with that leaving Columbus at -f5 A. n. for shelby
Vile ard Ru-hviile. arriving >heIhyviIle rs y
aud Rushviile ~ ~ p. NJ.
Leaving Rushv1e al 30 P n, shelbyvle a. 255 p
H. connects Columbus with the I and n. train az
rivng either lndanapol, kadisOn the even.
ing.
Ths Rosd forms fne With fbe Packets Hasison for
the portation of freghf Cncnua and In
ciaBapOs aud p0ints West
TaTis Of Freighis A. loW ~ By -isY oth-- rosi,s
Shippers Anc merchants VIII SDd thtirins~r-
20 ship ~ this line.
feb2 Do BRAgHAR. superinsebdeut.
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ssNskAL FOR INDIANA

CouTad baSer Co 1t In+iaua cavalry and A
\. Proves; Marshal General for Indiana. or
Zee, Backforl's Is Ok southeas, corner Ne
ritisn and Wa-hi' gton res up->t.'rs:
boards At 10. - Nerth Tennessee street. 2,s4.
Jane G.. Jones. Co s2d nd. Infantry snd So
perirtendert Tor fecruitiug for Inv ald Co-rs
and comm an ler of camp readexvous o.
&C.. District Headquarters; boards a. Bates
House. ....... -. ............ ass.
John y. Scott Captain. 18th Ind. volurteer tn
fantry and A. A. A. 6. and IL >pector Oaice
with A. A. P. " g.; boards a. Naey House. l44e
Orrs Blake Captain. 39th Ind. volunteer infan-
try aud Assistant SupeTiu fendcnt Of kecr'di-
ing. Inspector. &c. offce. District Head
quarters: bosrds st Macy House. ........... Lace
7. ] De J. Hunt. Lieutenant AID Al utant 26th
Ind volunteer infantry and SUPERINTENDENT
q arrest o. deserters. Otlce. With A. \ ?.
G ................... ........-...... l.s2c
r. =. Finch. Lieut.. sad Q. NJ. S7t Ind voiur-
tee infantry 4. A. q. N. and inspector. 'f-
ne. with A. A P. N e.; bOaris 81 Patterson
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military Directory of indianapolis
Indiana.
ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann
O. =. Morton, Governor; Onics. state House;
residence conner Of Market ard iIlinoi. sts $1,000
". Holloway, Colonel and Private secretary
10 Governor Office, Stale House; resides
with Governor Morton. 2,'64
W u n. Trtrril. jor aud Military Secretary
70 Gos eruor. Office. Stale Iouse; residence
Love- uck ou ohio street............... ALAS
Schiatsr, Major hegimenf, Indiana
VOLUNTEERS, \. II. e. 20 Governor. Otice,
state House; boards Palmer House...... 2,l4S
Laz. Noble. Adiuiant General OF Indiana.
Office State House board, At Bates House;
600 from the state and e. 66t pay OF Col
onel Observation-Disclosures. 3464
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From Buffalo.

BUFFAIo. August The draft commenced
both in Rochester and this place to-day. No
trouble n either place
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CENTRAL AND STAFF OFFICERS OF rHE DISTRICT
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN


O. b Wilcox Brigadcr General # Volunteers,
comm nd ng ID trict # Indiana and Mci
gan Ofice, Headaurrter>. corner May and
and Delaware streets: boards az the Bates
IIoas~.. ....................... 4o54
Robert \. Hu chius. Captain and a. G.. L.
Volunteers. Office, Headquarters; bOaldS
AZ Bates Hru-c.....-. ................... l6G2
George {. LYON. Major Eth Michigan Volun-
tecr Ihef Pro,o-t Marshal District Indiana
and Michigan Office, Hel quarter; boards
al RNcs House. .................. 2i4S
L. Curtis Br,ckett, 1t Lieut. 2sth Mtssachu-
setts Volunteers, A. ID c and Post Adiaiaut
Office Headquarters boards al Bates Hou.e 1854
volunteers \. e. once II adquar,crs;
board. AZ Ba'e House. .................. l554
Charles A. Nc night, 1t Lieut. eth Mich. Vol.
A. ID. G. Oficc. Headquarters; board- m
Bates ii use ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854
jonathan Birch 1t /. ~ A : Inspector Cen
eraL Once, ileadquarter,; board at Bates
House l,5J
James Eddie. Col. 7tst Ind Vol, Po>t Com
pandant. ONCE, headquarters board, at
Major stevenson :, corner = nuSy lvana and
Tnker r,iree',............... ....,....... asia
Il T. Naddi>on, "a Lieut. Ind. Vols Office.
burnside Barracks -. -. i,a3!
c. l.. Rugg, 81 Lieut. Tlsi Ind. OIL. Ofice.
Burn, de Barr,css. ..........-.. -. 1926
}. 5. Suousou Colonel L. : \ and Military
Com nauder. utice. Hetdquart r., boards
A. Judge Norrisons. terminu- Of the Gravel
rOad. ............... 2s44
joan b Farquh r. Captain L. : Infantry and
Al. Military Com. OGc-. Headquarters;
boar corner Mass. avenue aud New jersey
J. L. Miller. Cspt. 18th L : Inf and Mastering
AMI Disbu sing officer. Oeic-. II a iQuarters:
boards a. Mrs Kucers 49, ha,t Washing
ton street --....-....-. LAS
". n Jordan Captain 9Th L. $ Inf lShgrS-
Ing uftc r. Ofi-e ileadquarisrs; boards at
L ties Hotel. Las
James T. Esin. Cap,,in and 4 Q D.. Acting
/ Quartermaster l. ). A. 0fhce. south west
CORNER Wa~hingt snd New Jersey streets:
boards a. the Bate House. ......... l66l
6. Lowry Moore, Captain and 4 O. ". L. :.
I Vols. once. -; boards a. Littes' Hotel. 1862
Thomas str, c plain C. ;. L. =. Y utice
and esdenc, southeast corner " hington
aid Mi~~i>s ppi stree 1852
Daniel Mcclure, " ior and PaymaSter. ONCE,
chm Block corner Washington and Ne
riti sn streets, up stairs; boards az the Bates
House 2,26-
c. :. Stevenson. jor and Paymaste Office.
lohn's Block resides corn Pennsylvania
aud Tinker streets. 2.26S
VI. : Bundy. Ma and Paymaster. Office,
News Building. No SAa last washingon
street: board, Bate Hou.e................. 2,26s
Frauk Wilcox. Captain g. regt. Ind vols,
Post Provost Marshal Ofice and residence
az Soldiers Home. ............. ........ l446
: 5. Boors. Surgeo. L :. vols. Medical M
rector. Once. rtheast corner q Maryland
and Delaware street.; residence. Michigan
hold. city .-........... ........ 2.26S
William 4 Wiley. Captain snd Military store
keeper Once, Headquarters; residence,
". - las; NeW York slreet............. ISIS
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TAILORING.
LOUIS $CHOETZ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. l9 North Pennsylvania Street,

the City. consisting CT Clio rs, (blsck and eoored,
sl0 French, scotch and American C4ssmeres " every
shate aad color; aisa endless variety Of VeStings
GenGle wishing a garment made e. and IN good
shape and style. should give call and viii
vince them that >sll them garment better cut,
better made and - trimmed than any Other tailor in
the el'y To- The same money.
Al kMcs OF
M GOODS
Kept hand. Ofacers wishing 70 get Coat. Vest or
Trowsers mad IN -lson style. bad better leave
tlrIr measure with LOUIS SCHOI.IZ.
iunel3 Two Doors South of PCstJ1ce.
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bUAkD OF ENROLLNENT OF THE s.1IH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
u braden. Captain and Provost MarshAl. Of
tee, blAesford's B ock. ID aoor; boards al o.
dohnson'-, ihree miles north Of toe city, D.
Ia irOsd ............................ LAS
" N : Val. &C. 20 nmissioner Ugl G. Black-
flrds btock; rc>aie4ce No. Isl kzst Market
street. ............. ......... Lac
Thomas b haryey surgeon oace with Pro-
wet Narshal; boards a. No. Tsss East wash
inston street. a2ss
TSS54
Aod oen- SAffiasten, once IN State House. <,u54
solS24
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Prom fortress Monroe.

FoRrRtss MoNR,t. Aasu-t3 The Charleston
CoUr,f e. fh- - ssy-:
Ab"uf - ve,>e.- were inside ihe bar Yesterday,
iuclullu- tiir !r,s,uie> u.a TX Monitor, There
were also - m : ole lust
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ROOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

EDOWEN STEwA ART Co. wholesale and retail de al
in Rook, and Stationery. AM Printers Materials
40 Il West Washington street apr2s
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ConstAnty hand. and FOR sale st TIE Warehouse
junction OF Alab-ma snd vsrrtnis Avenue
Flour delivered IL sng part Of the city. free Of charge
y9o-dsn K A. LIscQNp
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRY GOODS.

VA Il. 6LENN & CO, New York Store, Dry
w Goods hoe>ae and Retail 5enns' Block, EAST
Washington street msx5
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Y,RANCIs SMITH formerly Dcl1cll Smith. Real
II Estate Agent and Tax Payer, 81 East Washington
street Houses 10 rent. jan25-dly 90
, 1863-01-03

One HUNDRED MEN FOR ONE Wo-
MANA French novel by Chevalier, has
Just reached town with the startling title
g 80 men for one woman But truth in
San Francisco says the Bulletin, is almost
three-fold stranger than French fiction. See
the proof; At Post street hall, Capt. Reed S
new cavalry company, destined for the east
we're reviewed and inspected last night by
Lieut.. Col. Thompson, after which f. Starr
King came forward to address the soldiers
He then read communication from the
" Ladies' Patriotic Fund Society,"" offering
to care for the families of such of the SOL
diers present as might need their aid and
counsel. Then Captain Reed ordered that
all the married men step one pace to the
front This order was obeyed by one man
only, and upon inquiry his wife was found
to be with her own family i'll the east. So
notable a circumstance as this must attract
the attention of our fair countrywomen in
the east and induce a liberal emigration at
once.
, 1863-01-03
City Brewery and Bakery.

TN MEYER, Manufacturer and Wholesale and re-
ELs tail dealer IN Lager Beer; Bread Butter, Wa
ter Boston, Sugar, and Soda Crackers; Pilot Bread
Fruits Vegetables. and Wines and Liquors.
Main street. Walla WalIa, at the sign of Bakery"
a few doors below Kyger & Reese's lily
, 1863-01-03
HENRY 7, A w

FORWARDING AND COMM ISSI0N Merchant,
Il Front street, Portland, Oregon.
Importer and dealer in Eastern Wagon Timber,
Hubs ,Spokes Feloes, &c.
Also on hand and for sale a General Assortment
of Oregon Produce.
constant supply of the Celebrated Standard
Mills Flour on hand and for sale in lots to suit.
ly
, 1863-01-03
WALTER w. JOHNSON,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Civil Engineer and Notary Public.

T AND CLAIMS adjusted. Surveys Plats and
i Maps made with accuracy to order. Levels ta-
KEN Profles and Estimates made if desired in any
part of the mining region. Drawings, Plans and Spe
cifcations for carpenters and mill work, and for ma
chinery of all kinds, made short notice.
BE- Office next door to the residence of A. J. CAIN
Walla Walla. 34y
, 1863-01-03

DANCING THEIR RAGS OFF-Two un-
sophisticated country lasses visited Niblo's
in New York during the ballet season.
When the short-skirted gossamer-clad
nymphs made their appearance on the stage
the girls became restless and fdgety.
Oh, Annie p exclaimed one soto voce
"Weu, Mary"
." 1t amt nice-I don't like it."
Hush"
81 don't care it amt nice, and won
der that aunt brought us to such place"
Hush, Mary, the folks will laugh at
you"
After one or two more filings and pirou-
cite, the blushing Miss said, Oh, Annie,
let's go-it amt nice, and don't feel com
Portable"
Do hush Mary" replied the sister,
whose own face was scarlet, though it wore
an air of determination, it is the first
time l was ever at theater, and suppose
it will be the last, so l am just going to
stay it out if they dance every rag off their
backs p
, 1863-01-03
DENTISTRY.

OHARLES HERZOG PRACTICAL DENTIST,
~ has recently received new set of instruments,
and Dentistry material and now feels well assured
that he can give better satisfaction than to those
who may patronze him. Charges moderate, and all
work warranted.
Office 4th door above the Union Hotel, Main street,
Wala Walla 2ly
, 1863-01-03

Who WAS He "A capital story is told
of an old farmer in the northern part of
this county who had been saving up to
take up mortgage of $4,000 held against
him by man nearer the sea shore. The
farmer had saved up all the money in gold,
fearing to trust the banks in these war
times. Week before last he lugged down
the gold and paid it over, when the follow
ing colloquy ensued: o
"Why, you don't mean to give this
$4,000 in gold do you? :" said the lender.
g Yes, certainly" said the farmer, 81 was
afraid Of the pesky banks, and so I've been
saving up the money in yellow boys for
you this long time" TIA
. All right" responded tAe lender, SON
ly | thought you didn't take the papers,
that's all"
" Take the papers No. sir; net l.
They have gone on so since the wars been
agoirg that l won't have one of the d-lish
tbinge about. But the money is all right,
isn't it"
:" Yes, all right, $4,000 in gold. All
right; here's your note and mortgage"
And well might he have called it all
right, as tbs premium on geld that day vas
% per cent, and his gold was not only
worth the face Of his bond, but $40 be-
sides, ,'enough to have paid for his newspa-
per for himself and posterity for at least a
century 1t pays to take the newspaper
NorWak Gazette.