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Fred Gnncl, Mclaughlin, NJ Reilly, J. Mensiojer, n
Fclman, Henry shcfcr,y kankie, Il. Gore, VIM. Case
ten%cr, Vaughan. b Gray, Henry Place, Joseph Orr
Chas Tube. 4. Grcenbanm, John Abbott, Icvi Cold.
smith, Bryan Leonard oanI Backasr, Francis Gosliug
RoDer, Ferguson MA'sf =. Hyuss, ). Schwartz, v
Iaas, Horny Thorn Gcb, W. sennes. }. Keller, 7.
nenniqg, l. ssmel George Hubschmann. n Maony, N.
Cohn, Miller, Geo. King, r. simon, Geo. Hoefmctstcr
A snan WORT. Alexander fesGo %nssu ~ schapp
Holman.
Shandon Bcnnsti, Jos. Abraham, Chss Honthy, Jacob
MeiloF, Downey, H. schwab, +. Hcsh, s. Kempner, II.
stephan, Grager, panlas scaf Isaac jacobs, = Gss
banck August Buckley, Jas Reilcy, Jos. Fulton, jog.
strau, John HeIust Behser, Geo. Thumb, John Nunay
Patrick asbcn, Max Lavensten, Fred. Holman.
NOW ~ SERVICE "s4 tAt
fred Grsud, John Flanagan, l.. Newman, VIM Printer,
X Merose. -
tuRxlsnsp SUBSTITUTES
Solomon Rosentha furnished Fred Spulman Geo. Har.
Icy furnished Fred shepp, Geo. Klemsn furnished Adam
seize, samuel Fields furnished Geo. watson Theoyors
Jas McMenencs Francis Howcdcl furnished John shane
Wous smith furnished chas HOSE Daniel Castor fnr.
: D G. Gao, Geo steers. IT,, }. j. Pauhlar, VIM. Kane
cnsy ssssaerj o.cr , n,S,oa Geo With Eess
~, ps'kn, =. ~ Land'nan, J. Bange. Cyrus Brown,
Only WIDOWS F~
Geo sueidcr, Fred. Fackaer, D. Mc0oysrn. t .El
FArHgR MofHgsLv~ caupsgs a.s
barney Roiliy. .s.N
soS RESIDENT M
Nicholas Brewer 44 81
rHE xIGHra DISTRICT. hss
Tho Board Of Enrolment FOR tho Eighth dissrct ooo
ilnued work yesterday from eight O'Clock ia sns usrp,pr
ussl four O'Clock In the afternoon No case OF unusual
importance came up for examination and tho following d
correct list Of the work done yesterday
prAmiIry.
7. O. sears, Charles Grcssmau, rrcdk Hannah ,....
Pcrync Charles Burden, 1hos oConncr, James a.hs..
frascls Maioy Joseph kng Francs More Ihos Carney
WIN. Moulder. A,--is 's''
2.fsyIts.. AfikNs.
James Lynch, Geo. Newman, Francis fauec, Frank
Hsch Joseph Crouch " Towers, r. Covero Julius Tomn
ier Dedrick schrcifer Morris Reilly, Edward Kayansh
uELD poR sKnvICE
Hartshorn W. Dayton Jacob Holman, Thomas Dcudy
Thomas tysss. simea Kelly. josiah Walker. tdward MOI
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The Two Million Dollar Exemp tion loan.
There wore no subscriptions to this oao yesterday.


Tho Enrolling Board at No. 20 Grand street. Brook,ya,
r. D. WAS occupied yesterday with Eighth ward examna.
tion Sixty six wcrc examined yesterday and tae
sixty to be passed upon to-day wit complete those
drawn from the Eighth. Tue ciciai record shows tho
NJ = $500 HS.D ron ssRwcx. a s4fl9
Robert H. egeman. 2ist between 9th and ,th ayes
% years, boa,man: Fred sthaer. l4th ST. non 6th
Thos. McGoyo:n 18Th ST. between eth aud 9th ayes:
Guerin, mason, 437 Columbia ST. Patrick Howell, Sand
ford st. near Myrtle ave-; II. Spain furnished Charles
borne. 10th st. James Drew 40 sih ST. Alex NcCrcady
2lst g. l'eni Williamson, Java st. wm Gurdcuois
IS Schocs st. VIM Cowiey 9th ave.. arct Brewer, Jr.,
Middle st.; Francis SPRINGER, 10th St.
JOIN tcs Henry A.
asnsy HrSw AZ o's
GAG Pacific ST. furnished Tenopa Pieiro john & Baldwin
furnished August Value vncent wnsyn supplied lacsb
| Meyer. Total Z. ...f
Horny Fctty, 10th ST. bctwcea St and 9th avs; VIM
Shields se.h os,C c an aae So %ys oven " aoSnd
st. John Care flaands; John Housnlan l61 Johnson
a.; VIM. Walsh io4 saokott st.; Goo Tomas, 2lst COR
9Th ST., between Casson asd Franklin avs; John Brcn
nan, Bay Ridge Vim syrod Esd st. .botwoen 4th and 9Th
Bernard H. Browcr CAST st., corner Sd av. Chns
Eisner, % Ewon street, Henry Roher 22 North 9th st
John D wilanss q i's s. ihes LITTLE, Bay Ridge
Dennis Mccarthy, sd av and 10Th ST. John Tyler, Flat
lands VIM. II Floors nth 81 between I'd and 4th avs
Peter Kruso 18th St. near 9th av John Coopcy 2Ith st.
near 4th ay Eugene H. sullivan, IS Laqueer ST. Donald
Wilbur. John rrusow Pacific St. corner OF Glove road
Hugh McClusky 14th Simon ffodcu, Goth st., near
Cd Henry Cummings 9th ST., Sd av. james A.
Ely, 1872 4th St. Henry Ehlers, Lafayette between
Marcy and Nosrand avs Ayson Bfdecomb. IS Sankctt
ST. thomas Harrington Butler and Casson avs Patrick
McNaiIy, 90 Degraw st. John Herman, N. stu ST.
18th av. Total, 81.
PHYSICAL. DISABILITY.
James Williams ST Carroll ST. Sanders A. Briggs, 18th
St. Attn av. Charles Jarbergcr, 1856 Montrose av
Michael , 16S Monrosc av.; Philip Harck, 25 Moore
ST.; Robert thompson, 18th ST., 4th sv. John
Brown. 7th and 18th st. Michael Bren Goth ST. be
tween I'D and dh VIM. Phbrook, No. Greoupoint
av; Joseph Dowad. 1888 Montrose av Conrad Tipf Nc.
Ribbon and Even; VIM Courtney 1tthSt near I'd av.
Hezcah Hunter (c6lored), Middle ST., near ID John
III. Cooke 10th ST., between 9th and 9Th avs Levi
Hdrcth 2ist ST. between ID and 4th VIM Duncan
63 Butler ST. John Spies 77a Myrtle Charles Victory,
corner Uudcrhi and Bergen ST. Joseph Trelor 81
ay near 18th st.. Carl N. Fcttin, Myrtle av. Total Il.
'ae FATHER NoIHKRIHss CuHpHEn.
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TIE THIRD DISTRICT. vvg
Ihe following disposed OF a, No $50 wash.
iogton street yesterday .e.a}H
FURNISHED sgBIIrurEs Il aa.fNeus
George b. Buell. offered Adam Kerr James Cooke offered
John Mayer, Charles Waller Jr offered Michael Gun.
bingham, Amasa W. SANFORD offered WIN. Brady, Chas
Pe S1S o"sSa aSSss So,o. o
b. Anderson offered George 6ilIer.
J. Richards, Frsdericr 4 HSlshclsm, deSrSs Ksswsy.
Edward D,sss Timothy s.ea!ns, Horny sSrse, fssrst
v.isoas s..n~sd ca. osss jacob c0 S. y James
z: spence, George watt James Ciearf, Wn. fosser,
Gis sfososssS0 Michael a. Rsnsy Joseph Diar, Johd
John stevens Edward Frlel, John Hersr, wq R. Jack.
S,Sioss orSsssf. osos Lynch, John alaS; y.cSt
wysson1s s, cIs sS hsby; Ard
George O. oasoa, D.yis: Martin.
Thomas xscsansu, 4usnsin G fraosoll, wn. Hsys,,
s VIM, sass X.: Green, Dsss: f buckle! W.
,.,. r..., ,.s. E s.i q .''".
p.o., pr.,su. rseu. sT B. a. S.,.,u, v,u,.- . csu
Chsissuphss Psssrs6a, yohn MoKiuxA, SS~N werner,
nsy c e jane Fl wS so @ss Ah'a Dah'
Theodore HOOK Robert KNIGHT, George Williamson
Only SONS. -.
Henry Mlntsaye, Chss. Kay, David r. Ludioxv Peter
McNnny, John r Butler, Sheldon Raymond Frsdefict
A. IIarief, Chs Booth, Peter wIama
rAfAuRs OF wcrnmrxss crAtppxx
Miraado Mitchell, Henry riaon, James Hoffman.
#8 PAID rankx HUNDRED DOLLARS
Charles W. Russell Edmund u. Hyde.
THE COMMON COUNCIL AS A BOARD or RxInr.
A meeting OF tho Common Council was held yesterday
morning ss board OF relief for drafted mon Alder.
man Tsimsec occupied tho chair. Alderman Tcrn,n
moved that 10 cverv case q relief claimed the scbc,
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u. Cumming.
uSsurrAgLsKEss AoK.
cbsrles Johnson icoIcredl O. q Thurnaes. Jas hes.-
zies frederck Tanzier Auskony " Wisans John 1rreu
Yheo1ofe w. schmidt. " 0Briea. Thomas fhtiey Hen
derson II. Crosby, G. L. Schuyler, X Reed Alexander
Reed James Harper Roger MoauMe. John Nat, Tlonas
Russell
PAID coaMuTArsoH
Thos FARMER. Iieary Y. butler. Jr, l s
FURNISHED
II. Pullman furnished Geo. Albert, w. H. Armstrong
furnished James Casey II Saoohi furnished John BcCcf
mick
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rRo,s EUROPE

Baiis forwarded by every the regular oes
The steamers Liverpool call at Qucenstovn ex
oept the canadian line which call AZ Iondsnderrg Fhs
slcamers foi or from he Continent call A. Southampton
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Port OF new York, September -, 1853.

AtaArA5 poR voRR-ra,s oV
~ NOON aKrs. .eyc y "
sUe sKrs .....4,.... " HICa eve II II
, 1863-12-05
Administrators Sale.

ID order of the Probate Court of Walla Walla
ID county, W. T., will offer for sale on the prem
iser on the 10Th Day of December, 1868, to the
highest bidder for cash hand, all the real prop
erty belonging to the estate of John Coclasure, de-
ceased, late of said county, and particularly des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the Northwest quar-
ter and the West half of the Southeast quarter and
the North quarter of the Southwest quarter of
Section thirty-sx, Township eight, North range
thirty-six East containing l60 acres-stuate Dry
Greek, in said county OF Walla Walla.
N B.-The highest bidder said land VIII
quire no right or interest whatever in said land by
reason of his bid, unless he Immediately pays to
the sum bid in coin. J. W. WILEY
Nov. 81, 1863 w5) Administrator.
, 1863-12-05
We take the following from the Goldgn

We take the following from the Golden
Age, of Nov 28th:
The gold diggihgs on the headwaters of
Snake river (about which there was such a
furore a short time SINCE are reported by a
Mr.. Benz. Needham, to be paying about
half an ounce per day, and that the dust as
says Sl8 per ounce at the Mint in Denver,
G. T. All those who left Boise at the time
of the first excitement had returned, not be-
ing able to find the right spot
Mr. Needham reports the trail between
Boise and Lewiston covered with snow
Little Salmon mountain is almost impossible
for animals, and Petite valley is covered to
the depth of six inches, covering up all the
feed for animals, which closes communca-
ton with Boise on this trail.
During the fore part of this week some
men came down from Snake river, 60 or 10
miles above here, where they had been min
ing this fall, and reported that the Ipdians
who lived up that way had ordered them off;
that if they did not leave they (the Indians
would kill them. These men also reported
that the Indians had plenty of whisky and
kept their skins tolerably well filled with it
all the time. The above coming to the ears
of Indian Agent ONeil, he made. requisi-
tion upon the commander of Fort Lapwai
for an escort, which was granted, and 20
men under the command of Lieut.. Steele
were detailed for that purpose. On Tues
day, Mr. O'Neil with his escort proceeded
to the scene of disturbance to inquire into
the facts of the case. He has not yet returned.
, 1863-12-05

TIE DIFFERENoE.-Every one we have seen from
the Carl boo mines this represents that there
has been great dissatisfaction among the miners who
have visited that region the past summer, and that
at a fair estimate not more than in twenty have
come out of the mines well off when they went
in. The great majority have been compelled to leave
the mines almost destitute and hundreds reduced
to the necessity of begging their way out of the
country
1t is subject of general remark among merchants,
traders, hotel keepers, etc, throughout the upper
country that fewer money less men have come out Of
the various mining regions of Boise Florence, War
rens Orc Fno, Elk City and Colvlle than they have
ever known in the history of any mines that have
been discovered on the Pacific coast. The miners
from these points all have money, and great many
of them very handsome sums. It is probable that
some men have come away from these mines poorer
than they went in but we have yet to meet with the
first "dead broke'' miner from any of these mnes-
If we can believe accounts it has been rare indeed
that mness have done even moderately well in the
Carrboo mines this season. while the great majority
have done nothing Hundreds have left that coun.
try determined to visit again, giving woeful
descriptions of the prvatiOEs and hardships endured
in that bleak and frozen cline. Many have already
found their way into the rich gold fields that sur
round and with that perseverance and energy
characteristic of the 'honest miner" they will no
doubt soon reap rich reward in their change Of
base"
, 1863-12-05
Receivers Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
HnrrA.nNr 81 w

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
John E. Hodgson, Plaintiff,
: Dissolution of COpart-
Simon Isaacs Defendant. nership.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
IN it may concern, that 1, w. S. Gillian, having
been appointed receiver in the above entitled cause
by the o. S. District Court of the First Judicial Dis
rict W. T. at the October Term, 1868, know ye that
that Friday, the 18th day of December,
1868, is the day for hearing evidence in favor Of
all claims against said firm, at which time all per-
SONS interested hereby notified to be present. with
evidence, if any they have, so that / can make my
report at the next term of the Conrt of the ustness
all claims presented and in obedience to the
der OF said Court. Said hearing will be at the Court
Room in the city Of WalIa Walla, W. T., and will
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
Given under my hand this Goth day of November,
A. D. 1868. W. s. GILLIAN, Receiver.
Nov. 23. 1863. W3
, 1863-12-05

1.-THE FOREST This is the name given to a dense
thicket of sage brush, growing about two miles
from Rockfellow's quartz lode, the Boise road
A disappointed traveller requests us to make this
item. that travellers the Boise road may not be
disappointed he was, in expecting to find forest
of large trees there The sage brush there grows to
the height of ten to Is feet, lerge scope of
country and is used for fuel both by packers and the
miners at the quartz lodes.
, 1863-12-05
Notice

MFR. A. L. BROWN has authority to act as my
w Agent until my return from the States, and to
transact business in my name.
All persons indebted to me are requested to make
immediate payment to him. as a change in my busi-
makes it necessary that my books should be set
tied up. FRED STINE.
Walla Walla, Nov. 2S, 1868. 50w3
, 1863-12-05
Fruit z@ Trees sa

And Shrubbery.
NHTHE TREES AND PLANTS ARE NOW READY
Il for delivery at the
Columbia Valley Nursery,
One mile south Of Wala Waa, near Smms Mill.
| have this season most excellent assortment Of
lIkinds of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, which will
be sold at reasonable prices.
PHILIP RITZ, Proprietor.
Walla Walla, Nov. Il, 1868. 4Stfly
, 1863-12-05
Administrator's Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby given that ! will proceed to
IN sell on Saturday the 18th day of Decent ber.
A D. 1863 the undivided halt the real estate be-
longing to the firm of Waddingham & Leach, being
the half interest of Edwin Leach, deceased, in
said property-pursuant to an order of the Probate
Court of Walla Walla county, issued on the 9th day
of November, A. D. 1868. Said property consists Of
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 q feet front and extend
ing back l20 feet to the alley. Sale to take place
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and sundown
of said day. E. L. JAMES, Administrator.
Nov, II, 1858 4sv5
, 1863-12-05

THE MAeRUDER MURDERERs.-These worthless ar
rived at Fort Wala Walla in charge of Deputy Sher
if Beachy and an escort of soldiers on Sunday eve
ming On Monday they proceeded on their way to
Lewiston. The names of the murderers, with their
aliases, are, James Romaine, alias D. Clark; D.
Smith, alias H. Howard. alias D. Renton; Charles
Lowry, alias W. Johnson; and W. Page, alias F.
Perkins.
From letter received by Mr.. E. l.. James, we learn
that there great excitement the arrival of the
prisoners there, but demonstrations made toward
an outbreak, and no fears were entertained of such
an occurrence. Mr.. Beachy was received with three
cheers by the citizens of the place. He has the pris
oners under guard at the Luna House.
, 1863-12-05

GENERAL GRDGG. .-Brigader General Gregg of the
Union Army, whose is now so well known
throughout the country in connection with the prom
inent part he has taken in suppressing the rebellion,
is favorably known to many of citizens, having
been stationed at Fort Wala Wala during the years
of ls596O, Lieutenant in the first regiment of dra-
goons major Grier's company. He is native of
Pennsylvania, and graduated from West Point in
June 1855.
, 1863-12-05

COUNTY AFFAIRs.-We learn that a petition will
be circulated among the tax payers othe county next
week. to be presented to the legislature praying for
the passage of act authorizing the county Commits
sioners to levy heavier special tax, in order to
lieve the county from its Indebtedness.
, 1863-12-05

FILLING UP.-Our town is still filing up by arri
walls from the mines and elsewhere ''To rent' is
not to be found upon any dwelling house in the city,
and many more houses could be rented than are now
occupied Several families have lately arrived here
from different sections among the number are those
of DR.. S. McIteny, of Corvallis, Oregon. and Mr.
Lewis Day andS D. Kreider, of Wallula. Some of
the new cOmers are putting up dwelling houses in
the city.
, 1863-12-05

RAN.-Advices from the Willamette state that
it has been raining there almost constantly for the
past several weeks that the sun, usual refuses to
shine there at this of the year, and at night
the moon is in constant eclipse" What a contrast
between the delightful sunshiny days and r'moon-
shiny nights ofthis climate
, 1863-12-05

SHoRTENs THE DIsTANCE.-Mr. Thompson, who
came over the new road this week, says the cut
around Summit Hill shortens, instead of increases the
distance as is generally supposed. The old road
made a bend at the top of the hill which is now
avoided by the one. Mr.. T. represents the road
in good travelling condition; says there is but lit
tie snow upon it, and expresses the opinion that it
can very easily be kept open all winter.
, 1863-12-05

ANOTHER ScHooL.-A private school for boys and
girls opened on Monday last in the eastern sec
tion of the city, by Miss Josie Merritt, young rdy
who arrived here Cia the plains the past season. He
school already numbers forty pupils.
, 1863-12-05
SMITH & ALLEN,

EEOUSE CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, hav-
L ing associated themselves together in the above
business, are ready at all times to do work in their
line the most reasonable terms
Plans and specifications neatly drawn up.
Office corner of Alder and Third sts Walla Walla.
Nov Is, 1863. soft
, 1863-12-05
W OODIs
W q q u
PHOTOGRAPHS ROOMS

Main Street, Dal1es City, Oregon.
NM HERE ARTISTIC AND LIFE-LIKE PIC
w lures are being takep-of fine tone and in
finite durability, unsurpassed for boldness of outline
or beauty of finish, by all the various processes
known to the art some of which the following
Photographs. Cares de Vsite
StereOscOpic Pictures, AmbrOtypes,
Melanotypes, Vinnetts,
Sunlight Paintings on Mica, Hilographs,
Also Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures.
Pictures of all Sizes from life-size down to locket
ring pictures will be taken at all times and in all
kinds of weather equally well. Old pictures copied,
enlarged or reduced in size, and rendered imperish
able.
In view of the fact that the country is filed with
unskllful operators, whose work is wanting in chem
cal effect artistic TASTE durability, al in fact in
erything that constitutes good picture, have made
special arrangements for persons coming from abroad
they obtain here, short notice pictures un
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 consoer in hours of absence,
representative whose silent eloquence
Whispers spiritual thoughts of love and hope
T. NJ. WOOD, Artist.
Dalles, Nov. 7, 1868. Aims
, 1863-12-05

UNION.-The town of Union, situated at the Cove
in Grand Ronde valley is said to be ''marching on
in the scale of Improvement. A saw-mill is now in
course of erection there and will soon be completed
, 1863-12-05

INoREAsNG.-The immigration to the Pacific, by
Steamer is said to be constantly increasing. To get
rid of the draft and other unpleasant duties" Incl
dent to the given for this increase
of emigration.
, 1863-12-05

The price of board on illiams creek, in the Car.
riboo mines is two dollars per meal six dollars per
day.
, 1863-12-05
RICH QUARTZ.
ROC LOW
III a L F-W AZ OF - F

Situated at the Celebrated Rockfellow
Quartz Lode, about equidistant from Walla Walla
and BannOck City,
VIZ ILL BE OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODA-
w tion Ofthe travelling public on and after the
first day of December, 1868.
A Good Road is opened by way of this house,
without adding distance to the road.
Everything for the comfort of man and beast will
be found on the premises.
W. Il. ROCKFELLOW, Proprietor.
Nov. II, 1868. 4stfly
, 1863-12-05

No MEETNG-For various probable good reasons.
which have not been made public, the persons who
issued the call for the county meeting, published last
week, forgot correspond to it, and hence there was no
meetinO
, 1863-12-05
80 Acres Of Land

EOR SALE, IL Miles from WalIa Walla. A
Il good portion is excellent land. 1t has it one
Of the finest springs in the valley and beautiful
creek with some timber. 1t is situated witnin u
miles of three good mills, ard in Of the best
school districts in the vaey-Adjoining the Nur-
sery. Price, $500. PHILIP RITZ.
Walla W ALA, Nov. %, 1868. soft
, 1863-12-05

DISTRACTIONS in the Willamette river between
Corvallis and Eugene City, Oregon, are being re-
moved so that steamers can navigate to the latter
place..
, 1863-12-05
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1868.

E. W. vEAzIE of this Territory has been appointed
Cadet at West Point.
, 1863-12-05

ALL excitement declares itself outwardly
and subsidies enthusiasm declares itself in
wardly, and endures
, 1863-12-05

MASONIC Charlottesville Masonic fraternity of
this city are making preparations to celebrate st.
Johns Day, 9th instant, by parade, oration, and
supper.
, 1863-12-05

RECORDERS CoUET.-Judge Horton has commenced
the duties of his office in right good earnest and is
enforcing an observance of the ordinances in a way
that will be appreciated by all oTderloving citizens
The following cases have been "doetored" in his
court this week:
John MEDINA, for firing pistol within the city lin
it's fined S. and costs.
VIM, Kenny, alias Barney, for firing pistol, disor-
dery conduct and assault and battery fined $40 and
costs.
Raffaella Acosta-a ''nymph of the pave, of the
Spanish persuasion-for firing pistol at John MEDINA
fined $40 and COSTS taxed at $25.
, 1863-12-05

A Mr.. ]. D. STORM is about to commence the man.
ufacture of cigars at the Dalss so says the 'Moun
taineer."
, 1863-12-05

PURCHASE OF STREET BRoPERTY. The
City Council at its last meeting adopted the
propositions submitted at the previous meet
ing for the purchase of street property The
whole of the purchase amounts to $3,367
legal tender, which can be made within the
time specified without levying special tax,
and, at the present rate of income, will leave
a balance of several thousand dollars in the
treasury at the end of the year.
, 1863-12-05

A MAN of regular habits is Mr. Lawrence,
of Falmouth He has moved the same field
for seventy successive years.
, 1863-12-05

NAVAL PRoMoTIoN.-A class of thirty young gen
tlemen have lately graduated from the Q. S. Naval
Academy at Newport, R, l., and received commissions
Lieutenants in the Navy. Among the list of grad
ates is Mr. D. W. Mullan brother Of Capt Mullan, of
this valley
, 1863-12-05
Lodging House For Sale.

TEYHE LODGING HOUSE owned by Samuel Keho,
situated on the corner Of Second and Alder SITS,
next door to the residence of E. L. james is offered
for sale together with all the Furniture, Bedding,
etc. belonging to the house. rare bargain is offered
if application be made soon. SAM'L KENO.
Walla Walla Nov. %, 1868. 50w3
, 1863-12-05

MORE GREENBACKs.-The San Francisco papers re-
port that P. D. Moore, the new Collector for this
Territory, brought out with him about million of
dollars worth of greenbacks intended for disburse-
ment in the Collectors Department on this coast.
, 1863-12-05
Andrew MOIg;am's Estate.

ATO Office is hereby given that letters of Admins.
y tration have been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Walla Walla county. Wash
ngton Territory, upon the estate of Andrew Morgan,
late of said county, deceased, therefore all persons
having claims against said estate are notified to pre-
sent them with proper vouchers, to at my resi-
dence in said county, within year from this date
or be forever barred and all persons indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment.
ARTEMISIA W MORGAN Administrative.
October "a, 1863 46m3.