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~ W. L. HERRING g. CO,
Hll22w Atlanta Ga.
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EIaN Whread.

GOoD lot on hand -ui for sale bv
ST. i. HERRING g. CO.,
2lw Atlanta Ga.
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JOIN VAN BURsN HEARD TROM. The
New York Tinss publishes the following note
from John Van BuEen;
DEAR MR. JEROME; inslose you $50 to-
ward asfraying tho expenses Of the volunteers
to ths Utica convention Ny first intention was
to csntribute S25, but So I ses they were suf
fsred to cheer for Mcclellan, I raised It 10 $50
Pray see that nothing IS done 20 prevent tnem
trfm voting i0r him ai5o when Tia pr0pe- time
arrives. Commoa s9nss IS not 30 common as IS
generally supposed but I should think thars was
biundegirg assaults upon a retired patriot
whom The mass Of people respect and admire,
aad whom tho soldiers love
Truly yours - VAN BUREE,
Yice-Pfe- ident IQya' League of Union Cisizans
Rev York, Nay %. 1868
We wonder how tao g Loyal. Leagues relish
Sat!
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Al AGED LADY's GBa : GRIEF.

Al lgt1 WuIa1 lu Iear5 e aIl- rne8 Da-l7
one sad, and when veneraois lazy who bad
lost the aorsa which had carried hsr husband 20
the gTsva, wseping'y bss0ughi Cal Fitzpatrick
% make an silrl 90 procure its return 20 her,
cloud Of sadness passed oyer his face. It vas
not the value of tbe horse bur ths associations
with the memory Of her husband. thst imBele3
her to make this request. When among To
m1lEiude Of animsls i became evident that har
horss could not be found, q sister, with mora
frmness sud less excitement. slmosf stsTuly
rsproschaf her fer asking isv0rs of an eneRT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
From the n. Y. Army and Navy Jou' nal.
Gen. 0neli Acquitted.

Il il understood that the Court Of In
an ~ IN the case Of Geo. Buell. has &C.
,n,,te that officer Of ali the charges
brought against him. This result will
l.. ,.ce,yed with the utmost satisfaction
bv all who are cognizaSt OF the merits
OF the ca.e. Especially west OF the al
I yhan,e., where the char actet and m i
;,arv career OF Gen. Buell. are more ,Dti.
mate,y Known than in the east, his &C
on;,,sl w,il be hailed with the liveliest
..,,s action. as the viDdicailoD and JUS
,,ii :at,on-,ardy though 1t be-o'
much mal,gned soldier. Gen. Buell. had
ill.,. misfortune to lie one OF the VICTIMS
s,c,,hceJ 20 the Nations own ipexperi-
,,c. .. war Such men he Greeks cx-
led, aud then raised monuments T. tatir
| memory; such men revolutionary france
cen, TO the gnil!o,iGe, ana afterwards
transferred their ashes TO the Pantteoa
" e hope American history VIII never
te blo,,ed with such acts. 1t Is bard
enough to submit, as Gen. Buell. has had
10 do Tor more than a year, to pnDiit
suspicion and malice, and the sl;'gs arc
arrows IT outrageous iortuue. The re-
venges OF time come round, however;
court 81 rs peers has cleared him Q
every charge that igtorante or mal'c'
brougi., aga,n,t hm. We now sincere
i, trust that field will be assigned I,
Gen. bueA where bis great military tai
IN. will have full scuue
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
The hip Csn IA republican Pape,
on q e sev.vai of ;he Project
from tho Cincinnati Coz mce,i ] !

We have u Formidable pamphlet (284
cages OF the proceed NJ, OF tae nat Oh
Il ship canal convent on held in tie city
OF Chicago, july I'd and 30, 1868. II
contains, In conspicuous PRINT, he ,aines
or the delegates TO that ronv. ntloD, al.
tie speeches delivered, ali the lie teis re
ceieed, all Il e pl, submitted, and an
'mmence mas ot stai'st cal matter. The
obi,c. Of the publ eaton IS to continue
he agitation, throughout the country, Of
h. project OF dlggng snip canal be-
.neen Lake Nj h gan and the Mississippi
pi liver, aaa . o liz something not ye;
vrq c.calt, defined, hut Which mus
eeitaitiy be vc'y ex!rao'd" afy, in 'ht
region between Lake y iarip aut the
Atlantic OCEAN. i'hc great Convention
{, hicsge Was one OF the most elsiaor
tie tiZz IS OF the seasns. and we did Top
he PROJECT Which it was sciestet 10
lu'iher, had been ,gcilen lii consider
aiion .; The era e events and practical
issues 0. the times.
Il woul !! .eern to al unsophstic tied
TAX pa, or, ts..t to meet the expenses OF
the War, aud baiid the sever Pacihc
railroads. ard yet up an immense iron
d navy, We're ,uiiicirntI, coSiI, enter
''+'e' Q b he.o tie people A, the
same ;lnc This ,iew Of tne mater does
nci, hos eve,, a lear ia have been tax Ii
hV the lIinsttiou geht eDsn Of Mother.
I'nols, tho fad 10 the pr lected deep.
cnlng CT tber rivers, aud Gisgl, @ tnru'
thcif p'slfles, all Enterprise wblcs,, they
mss, Is q. tae most nndoubted nation
ATTY IN character, ami vi certaiaiy
lend TO the restoration OF the Union.
toe increase of our respect abroad, and
all that sort OF III ny. The na,m al pre-.
sumption is that siege is o be laid. in
behalf OF this extraordinary nat,onai
werk, 10 he next Congress, and that We
ma >eypect to observe, ea,ly IN the ses-
80, :the tilst parallel Of approached in
the lobby. ;Iloccurs, however, as likely
y wjiEsbs3e1pSlhat Congress has occu.
ti1n g ~Ah fpoSt imRo,taut matters,
xs&t'Ai = Silf AaesAck u the whole
sdS jss. 4 me people. H. sIvaly. The
y HAnthtst-letor US = II hardly ID c ,ms,
'Sneg .e.sx - Aee1op tsymRei. kM may
HHs 8 ktsnlst>ns sndD2mpsn5rAe
.1s ~ S0sN %: tsssH %eM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Five youths entered freight car ct
Cambridge, Mass, for the purpose 9
stealing tide. 1ne car was soou At
te,wstds closcd and locked, and lie
train 10 which it was attached started
Nog:h. and il WAS not uu,ii tic eNrtra :
tion Of nearly thr,c days, when hey
were IN the vicinity OF Il Vse'> i'oinl.
that the bows were a1lc to make Their
presence knowo. Doring all is liGe
they had been without tod, aud tn,
oniy rest oltai I'd was IN the bar
floor. Taey were ktuuiv csred !or b
the inhabitants and returncd home a
far as tc burg b. railload, from " ii4i
point ,hty teolea It 10 Cambridge, has
ing Teen 'aysteiio4s.y absent from HON,
about week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

III.
mae of BIZ. arrest and Punishment, al
which outrageous act Every democrat OF
Ohio was ,nd'gr ant IN has pecutior
piers about the nor, "na'rfs 1t nd at
home, he couitnot horebeen nominated.
TAe~ pe,s tell up to be not on,ypfene'-
ture. bat imprac,icajie. lie Ucmoc
racv If the STATE are al io faror II
Deaee. and restored Union tut no,
one MN IN PEE that uotea for Vollan.
dighana coiac,.1ed ariM lin u. his pee,t
bar yiems. liz ,ods nominated and sup
ported in SPITE of has pcculiar vie.cs
and rceord on ,hot subject. Ills non,in.
alton rms no, a natter II Judgment, Jut
an impulse. II 'cas q nastake, TOO, and
q orsre one. HID not Mr. Vallandiq-
ham record embarrassed US; had he
stood s,n,piy on his arrest and banish-
ment, a uery different result mouta haze
gresi on the war measures, and his pe
cullar pcacs We've, though not ind9rsed
in our platform, put the democratic par
ty on tue defensive, when our true po-
litlcal position was az offensive cam
paign aud for ~hch there was abundant
material at hand
The feasoning Ct the Statesman il
candid and houest. No man could ar
rive at different conclnsion, The Pc
eu!iar sentiments en- ertained And pro
mugatcd By Mr.. VailanJig ham wert
not the scn,ncnts Of the people a
large: no, they were not the sentiment
O. one-teGth 0. the members OF t.,
democrat, party. Causes similar L
those lad down IN tho above extract
ocared the dc.clt Of the democrat
patty IN more States then ore. Ohio ,
not alone tie victim Q! an unf0rluna;
political policy. She ia not Tie OIL
ST to tho democracy OF which had
chance to win and lost it bv mispanage
mcnt. But the trial is over for the pics
ont, and it ia 10 be hoped that the lesso
learned will he ins:ructiyc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Wedding invitations have been is
sued ior the approaching n"ptnals a
senator SIP aguc AID Mis- kae thas
daus hicr If the JnlleI states Mins,c,
OF F'nance. he happy cvent viii TAX,
place on IL. litn inst (tAe annsvc's ~
OF the sn'ver"ar Q. Mou'r nj u II,
Amercans.) L Is .~..crst "a hat Il,
pe"iy ma red n,le VII reside 10 NJ,
Chasa's 'na' SOU daring the si4t r.
Washtngton RcpatAcan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
To.Lors. Oa nerA

DIR. SWEETS INFA .4LIghE L!NiMtNT FOR
HORSES il unrivaled by any, and in al cases Of
Lameness, arising from -praiDs. Bruises or
Wrenching, its eIec, is mag'"ai and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c, it
will! also cure speedily. SPAWN and kngbone
may re easily prev, ntcd and cured in their ioc'p-
lent stages. bu, confirmed Gases are beyond poss-
bility of a radical cure. No case of the kind,
however is 70 desperate or hopeless tLat il m y
be allevia,ed by this Linimept, and its taits full
Application will always remove the Lameness and
nahle the horses to travel with cos paratve ease.
Every horse owner should nave this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first arpearnncc Of
Lpmene will .Teciu lily prevent those formidable
diseases mcnti ned to VIII ch ali b rses are i,ah,c
and whi:h r,ndcr 50 many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
Sae vavtisc;nr,3t cfS-f!.lr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

UltspN, 90 It, T0V3
Nn Sci MON, Sir - When you fret arrived in
thi ciiy cseI with M,s - cfrimit AZ yuur oihcs
.ans lurcAssed I've palts Of your patent e"l:
Spee'asle. We have sou d them sDpefi"r 70
apy We .ud eaer iced re c. They real I'd nIoie
than We could have expected. We cau sec as
CO sfcrtab.c ~ ~ ep Riri and boy.
] remain yours respectfully,
20 SnEhM.k, No 80, herman House.
q. SOLOMON, Room No 2. ta,ro hdS b!.ck, corner
s.c.n, ard Brady streets .c1 DAWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

A G NTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous debility
fneo.npetency, Premature Decsy AMI Youthful!
Error, actuat,1 by desire to ben f. Others. will
be ply to furnish 70 all who need it Gree Of
charge, tho receipe and directions for making
the simple remedy uscl in hi. case. Those
wishing to profit by his experience. and posse a
Valuable Remedy. will receive the s,me by re-
turn mail, (cnretuiy sealed.} by a dressiSg
JOHN Il UsnFN,
sr36 I'm W. co Nassau Stree New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mr. soLoNo., Sir TIE benz fit have receiv-
cd tie Sp.ctAe!.s obtained iit N induce me
70 xpees the pleasure have rectNea from theh
iey,uit ms ewes TO adiIiration. can nov see
al cummol distances by Candle liz ht ss we'll -
~ Y. with the saIre ease as " hen y 10y, which
cou Il not DO witn airy other gias es ] have
u,.d II affords tie tiestest pleasure TO avail
,a,stli OF this iiuu Of ;estify Ing Row satsfa :
tory ha beer ray Experience OF your hkili.
optlcian. Yours TeuIy, LEfkyRE, Bishop
Detroit, Nov s, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
sNE taJNs a., '5sDnS q krs.kiEas l.
or nH Invalid.

Pub shed lhe bent fl, am As warning and
CAUTION 10 lCU.,G MEN,
wh0 suffer from Sperma terrhoa. Nervous Deoi'i-
~, Premature Decay, etc supplying At the salne
time The Mems of sell Cure. BY one WHO
has cure, himself after being u: 10 great ex. ense
ard injury through medical humbug ana 4uach-
cry.
by enclosing pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
ny2T -i&w'yl teif.rd Kings Co"n'c. \. \.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

The rebels have adopted msthod o.
recruiting their armies Which might bc
followed ailh adyan age in the NJ nth.
Gen Br g. sllo.s every non comm
tioted Iii or or private ior'y-dal :
full NJ, who upia,s a recfnlt for h.s
Atty the ,ccreit 10 be mus cred IN
EFt5 .:lhe turo"gh is gran ed. This
I@EsAlie trends Of every solder aux
jobs Ao16,an 2 recru t III his name 10
'1rde1 lEtA cM.y writ them al home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
Ghicaen. Dec Ia. 1852.

Chicago, Dec IA, l65z.
Mr. Solomon, Sir:-l have ben under the
necessity 0. using tlas-es ter several yelrs, but
have yer fourd n air TO tuit my eyes until
got II EN- from Sir :. Since iha.tire | ind NY
eyes much beater. wishing you every success III
,our undertaking. am Jsurt, DC.
CPKILLce1. NJ 10 TIA e street:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

"Somcbo4y has been forging "a
signature It Nalland,gi,am to Iepct
adl'es'ed to a Co. in>nali, ,nvoiyi.e
him tV.) i'll cowpl city with TIA tor.
We trust he sconndtci will be detected
and pans.,d. HIS is III most wantor.
supe'iluons, inex"usatle c.i,nc W. eve,
heard OIL. J.. T,tune
We notice that the same letter has
been copied into The republican Papers
throughout he State, &nd coume, to-
upon with great ze~t. l. is hardly 20 te
supposed thai they did not know it 20
DC gross and malicious fc'gcr, nor
ia |, to be expected that paper ih Il
Will pnb.i such vile san lers VIII hav.
the man mess 10 ,ctract.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

Z sTo 5rsva ahat Cary ch,is,y, tie
zane wae'E ~ xala Shis Mepe.ty to
his vile, lis .Lua 4~f- bee.- rem owed
from the grave aad carried ,s<9 court.
and his b,ckbope tes been photograph
adj. 1~e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

The DISTINCTION OF oar commerce b,
Aug OFT bel pirates IS as follows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

The destruction OF oar commerce b,
Aug o-;sbri pirates IS as follows:
VALUE
las shirs- n.ebJ ;ocs, ST lltto
LIS ships cafgoes, l09Ue 90
Total, Sl4 ail 0Uo
Til IS a small portion Of the ia
damage. ~ son as the iiag iail, i t.
prote [ American ,.s els shipper b =
gsu 10 seek iureisn bottoms, and the
comparative yal.c OF goods Skipped in
American and tereian vessels III 1860
and 1868 is rs f,Ilows:
rcavlGH. AMERICAN.
1861 Slo.9is,s55 S62 oss 8 ~
lSf} Co. 80 SOB a. i03 so
Thus. instead OF 'ariy:n: two Thirds
tic r. gbts, American vessels low caril
hu. one /: ird The difference has
passed i.,to the hands o! foreigners, and
hence the wrong OF Great E'lta II in fur
nisling these pirates swelIs tic amount
OF her shipping.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

A.ON.
an, the c nj % &
the 5 ate If Ohio,
I'm and sell Is
the late election in
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

4 Vermont tanner sent 10 an orphan
asylum Ter a by that was mar, n5,Ive,
brave, tractaoie, prompt, industrious.
clean, pi)us, irtelItg n, good looking
reserved AMI modest. TIE Supelu;ehd
eut replied dat their boys we're a.! Ea-
man. tGou-h they were ospnans. aua -
,err,d h,ln 10 H. Ne" J ruseiem ii h.
wnn,,d 20 &c, bis o'Jtl ii led.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

BOOT e. SHOE
manufacturers, using Ma
chimes, will find i, the bes,
article known tor cementing
the Channels, % it wOrkd
~ithOut deiav. is not atfecte-
10y any clange OF te Mpera
lure
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10
The @sEgn. =. Win. ,7sacsasmc

sre6 I'm ". co Nassau Stree New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-10

oOne mcrfAekSEl'e Dew York, Pro-,
! = ldse ExciNu$ aafPsA another il yS
O. >HcataSl nov tse sIskpsT Eas pa.* tAe'
! ala sdiuarTz,k e c.psrt. som; q
Ass. 49,
: sAzb~ASs rus >dsosga. hog Nv.
a.NSrkda.Nsss 4hgtonsby elsr s9he IF
y &dse2E~<4N Hssp ~ r. y!pt tssc.
Il ss,.@ II AsS II ohseezg ~ ..
x5ES,:s* 49,
, 1863-02-14
In the Probate Court of WaIla Walla County
ashiRgtOn Territory.

In the matter OF the petition OF II. Harris Executor
Of the estate OF Israel D. DAVIS, deceased, for
sale Of The real estate Of the said deceased.
1T appearing by the petition Of the said executor
4 that in order to pay the preferred debts of the
Whskey Greek, on which deceased died, situate
about twenty-one miles from the city of W ALA Walla
the road leading from Walla Walla to lewiston
fir the payment Of such debts.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said Court
that all persons interested be and appear before him
the Court Room Of the said Probate COurt Mon
day, the 23d day of February A. D. 1868, at 10
o'clock a N. Of said day Chat time being specially
appointed for the hearing Of SAID petiton) to show
cause why an order should be gtanted the said
executor to sell the said real estate, nay such debts
aud that a copy Of this order he published at least
four successive weeks in The Washington Statesman,
newspaper published in the city and county Of
Walia WalI VIM. B. KELLY,
Jan. "a, lSG3 Gw4. Judge OF Probate Court
, 1863-02-14
u. S. Tax Notice.

A IL persons subject to tax under the law of Con
n grcss approved July lst, 1862, entitled act to
provide internal Rev nue. for the snpport Of the Gov
emment and to pay the interest on the public debt,
are hereby notified that the said tax is due and
payable and that the undersigned, collector of the
district consisting of the county Of Walla Walla
Washington Territory, viii be in attendance at his
office in the city of Walla Waa, until Friday the
9Th day of February 1863 to receive such tax and
issue licences BY provisions in the aforesaid law,
Sec 49, persons refusing ornegecting to pay the du
ties and tax assessed upon them TO the collector with
IN the specified time, shall be liable to pay ten per
cent. additional on the amount thereof.
Section SO provides that if any person or persons
shall exercise carry any trade or business from
which license is required by said act he she they
for any such offence shall respectively forfeit penal
ty equal to three times tho amount of the duty the
sum of money imposed for such license. One moiety
thereof to the Of the u S.. the other moiey to the
of the person first giving information Of the fact
whereby said forfeiture was incurred
D. S. BAKER,
U. s. Deuuty Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the Sd sub district OF Washington Territory,
January 23d. 1868. GW3
, 1863-02-14
Council Proceedings.
CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Walla Walla, Eeb 10, 1868.

Walla Walla, Eeb. 10, 1868.
Board met agreeable to adjournment
Present-E. B. Whitman, Mayor, Messrs.
Jacobs, Philips, Shideman and Helmuth.
Mr.. r. Jacobs in the chair in absence of Mr..
I. T. Reese, President
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion of Mr.. w. Phillips, the contract for
fume and cisterns through main street, made be-
tween the city and Francis Cresse was accepted.
The following was read and after remarks Of
Gen. o. L. Bridges and Mr. Phillips, on motion,
was laid on the table, to-wit:
eeThat the Treasurer Of the City Of Walla Walla
be instructed not to receive payment for taxes cen-
ses or other debts due the said city in what Is called
Legal Tender Notes but only to receive gold and
silver for said payments said Legal Tender Notes
at their true value in gold and silver in the market
On motion, Ordinance No. 10 was read for the
third time and debaed-[in relation to Fire Catch
ers and the monthly cleaning of hUes.
On motion, the following bills were ordered paid:
Francis Cresse $403 rs
f. Freaner on account of Cresse, 70 "
A. Cox. 1854 90
@. Jacobs s. Co., 2 90
Total, $S4O OC
On notion Council adjourned.
H. B Lane, Clerk.
, 1863-02-14
WA11A WA11A MARKnr.-Most arti-

WALLA WALLA MARKET.-Most arti-
cles in the line Of produce are now on the
decline in this market. Oats and barley
are wholesaling at 8 ID to &c per lb-one
to one and half cents less than the price
in November and December. Hay com
mands $50 per ton, delivered; Corn, 81 so
per bushel Potatoes, $3.50 per bushel !;
Onions, IS and SC per h.; Eggs, SOC per
dozen; Butter, 75c per lb Seed wheat is
scarce and continues at former prices,
$2,5 So per bushe.
, 1863-02-14
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration having been granted
IL to the undersigned upon the estate Of Samuel r.
Moss, late Of Walla Walla county. Washington Terri
tory, deceased therefore notice is hereby given
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 Wua Waa,
within one year from this date. or the same will be
fore, er barred and all those indebted to said estate
are rereqUested to make Immediate payment.
Il. JACOBS, Administrator.
Jan. q, 1863 6m3
, 1863-02-14
Administrators Notice.

Z Filters Of administration having been granted
r. to the undersigned by the Probate court Of Wal
Ii WallA Walla County, Washington Territory, upon
the estate OF Edwin Leach deceased, late Of said
county therefore notice is hereby gwen to all those
hav ny claims against said estate to present them
with proper vouchers to the undersigned in the city
of Walld Wala, within enc year from this date or
said esate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. E. i. JAMES. Administrator
Dec. 20, 1862. ian.24 '63-6m3
, 1863-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration being granted to the
- undersigned by the Probate Court Of Waa Wal
la county Washington Territory upon the estate of
N. Morris, of said county, deceased all those having
claims against said estate hereby notified to ex-
hibit them, with the proper vouchers, to the under
signed at his place of residence, on Dry Greek, in
viii be forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment NJ. B. MORRIS Administrators
Nov. IS, 1862. I;47mS
, 1863-02-14
Administrator.s Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed administrator of the estate of
Thomas j. Chase deceased by the Probate Court Of
the county Of Walla Walla All persons holding de-
mands against said estate requested to present
them to the undersigned within one year from this
date or they will he forever barred; and all persons
indebted to said estate arc requested to make
diate PAYMENT. ISAAC LASSWELL.
Jan. II, 1868. 2;5m3