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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14
U. s. 1o.4O Bonds.

These Bonds issued under the Act Of Congress cJ
March sih, 1854. which provides that all bonds Issued
under this Act shall 30 EXEMPT FRoM TAXA.
TIoNby or under any State or municipal authority.
Subscriptions to these Bonds Sro received In United
states notes OF notos Of NEifonai Banks. Troy arc
TO BIZ REDEEMED IN COIN. at the piedsdfe Of the
Government, at any period, not sss fbsa tt AsrHOrs
aH forty years from their daie; snd until thef re-
demption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE
PAID IN COIN, on Bonds Of not ovef one hundred
dollars annually and on all other Bonds semi-annu-
ally. The interest is payable on the GTst days II
March aud septemberin each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Cou-
pom Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
recorded on the books Of the u Treasurer, and
can DC transferred only on the owners order. Cou.
pom Bonds are payable to bearer, ami nro mOrG con
senient fer cGhhnercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option Of hav.
ing their Bonds draw interest from March lst, by
paying the accrued interest in coin-tor in United
States notes, OF the notes Of National Banks adding
fifty per cent. for premium,) or receive them draw
ing interest ffo the date Of subscription and deposit
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

AGoto BILIINaHURsrs and get tho
Round Table, the Atlantic, and the
Sewing Machines. ~ 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

R1-Simon Bcery, Esq, Of Rushcreck,
sends us SIS to send the Ga=eAe to the
soldiers. He informs US that he is
mot yet half done. Rushcreck is a
Union township and has reputation
TO maintain, Keep the paper circula-
ting. ~. .-..---. -. ---..1
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Holding their Noses.

The following extracts show that
the Copperhead press not only seek to
initiate the airs of'the breechesless
chivalry, but to outdo thom in assumed
contempt Of laboring men:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

"A. T. MASON sends us S. more from
Liberty township for sending the Ga
zette to the soldiers. y,l'sf t.t
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OF THE COUNTY
coNVENTIoH.

Pursuant TO call Of tho Union Cen
trail Committee, the Union men ofthe
county met at the Court House in Ian
caster, on Saturday, July 9Th, 1864
On motion of Major Stinchcomb,
Simon Beery, of Rushcreek, was ap-
pointed Chairman.
On motion of @. NJ. Il. Wiseman,
Geo. F. Hamlin was appointed Secre-
tary. es
On motion of Mr.. Wiscman, the
Chair appointed Committee of three
to select delegates to the Congress-
ional Convention, as follows: G. NJ.
L. Wisoman, ]. r. Pearso, and James
Doran.
The Committee reported the follow
ing named persons as delegates;
]. w. Stinchcomb, - !. r.,.
Wm; ?; Greed. a.Bl rH
VI
John s. Brasee, lal o, { -AO'"'"s' ~
John A. Hunter,
G. G. Beck.
DR., Evans-Rushcrcck. g,tns.f
/ J.H. Stuckey--Bernc. lH' '.|tIl
w. Curtis-Violct.
J. II. Sundcrman-Amanda.
VIM. Ewing-Pleasant.
M. Landis-Madison.
Andrew Peters.
James w. Pearse-Walnut. so
Isaac Claypool-Greenfeld l7sa
Tho Report of tho Committoo was
adopted.
On motion of X. Fritter the Chair
appointed tho following Committee of
thrcc toprcparc Union county ticket,
viz; X. Fritter, Joseph Stuckoy and
Jacob Hoover.
The Committee reported the follow
ing ticket: rt,.ga.s
For SheriG-Major Joab Stafford.
For Auditor-David Pence.
For Commissioner S, Eckert
For Prosecuting Attorney John S.
Brasco. .--.-
For Lafrmary Director - Charles
Pairan. ..... ...a..... ....
The Report Of the Committee was
adopted.
On motion the Central Committee
was instructed to notify the delegates
to the Convention of their appoint
ment.
Major Stinchcomb offered the follow
ing Resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That tho delegates from
this district to the National Union.
Convention, at Baltimore, represented
truly tho sentiments of the Union men
of this county in voting for Abraham
Lincoln for President and Andrew
Johnson, of Tennessee, for Vice Presi-
dent.
John d. Martin, Esq, offered the
following Resolutions which were
adopted
.ReSoloed LIST, That our follow citizen,
Col. John NJ. Council, is the first choice
of this county as candidate for Con-
gress from this District.
Resolued I'd, That to stand fair with
tho Union men of other portions of
this Congressional district, and to SO
act as to preserve our own self-respect,
it is the sense of this Convention, that
no delegate should represent the Union
men of this county, in the now ap-
proaehiag nominating Convention, and
no namc bo presented there by us for
nomination, without the distinct un-
derstanding that said delegate and
candidate will in good faith abide by
and support the fairly nominated
ticket of said Convention. .,.. .-.
RESOLVED, Sd, That the officers Of this
Convention certify these resolutions
to the District Convention which is to
mcct in CirGlveviile on the 18th inst.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Union
papers of the District.
On motion the Convention adjourned
s.H- SIMON BERRY, Pres.
Geo. +. Hamlia, See'y.
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CASH AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
~ OGEce.

TTNHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
tedas Executor Of the last Will and Testament Of
Henry II. Gesy, deceased.
Creditors required ~ present their claims duly
verified and those indebted 10 the estate to make
immediate payment. NJ. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, OHIO, July 7, lsd-l6.3w.
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'ies % s@. Read the advertisement of Re-
Der, KutE & Ulrick. They have de-
tormlipnsd tq keep no books, but sell
theirgoods for cash Or produce only
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List d. Killed and Wounded in the Fight
near kincsaw y Moultaih, Georgia,
June 18th. h-,aai,,rs r. p. t..,.......
Eist or ytOuhied in skIruiiSIios, Std
Since May 7th! lt !

Samuel spencsf;C, len iegssligit. sf 7'
John Gail, d, back, severe, 7, tY.s.G-M
John Miller, u, head, niortaiiy.
Allen Titlers Lieut.. r, LEFT shoulder seyere = "
Harvey Cofman corp. r, bruised by fragm't Of shel
Lewis j Ruse, r, both legs, severe. ~ "a 7
James Pritchard, q, finger slight. 'ft7t 1
Philip Bull, ], back OF head, severe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

D0~See advertisement Of Outcalt
sti0peE lost wagOhs1 g'l9Vh .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

D%A Attention is called to the advor.
tiscmehtof the I" Arthur Carnes Home
stead Farm" for sale. as a''iY'sls,a-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

While the Richmond snob contents
himself with stating that Lincoln and
Johnson were mechanics, the copper
head explains that mechanic is un-
couth, ignorant, and boor. This is
the natural effect of slavery A man
who owns q few back laborers insists
that color makes no difference, but that
all laborcrs are necessarily degraded.
-Ncwark True american. f.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14
From the Richmond Ex.
aminer.

From the Richmond EX.
aminer. t.tt
he Conve ntion Of
Black Republicans in Bal
tim0ro have re-nomina-
ted for President of their
country Abraham Lin
coin the HlinOis rail-
splitter. and for Vice Pres
ldont Andrew johnson,
known in the west as the
Tennessee tailor, one Of
the meanest of that craft;
whether they shall ever
be elected or not de-
ponds on the Contedo-
rate army altogether.
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From the N. Y. worlI.

Tho only merit wc cor
discover in this baltimore
ticket is the merit Of con.
sisteHey; it is all Of q piece
the tail does not shamt
the head, nor the heaG
shame the tail. A rail
splitting buboon and a
JooIish tailor, both tron
the JdckWoOCis, both grow.
ing up in uncouth igno'
rance, they would afford {
grotcsque subject for {
satiric poet, Sc, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-14

MILLER, KooKEN sUTpHEN.
Publishers Lancaster Gazette
Lancaster, o., June 16, 1864.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13


,tats s7;;aias fr2sa .Ha saia 81 condemned ,
1riZ: property itu3 iaT rsp!7,aj aGouat. to
Sl4 3GG, $50 81 \ Ego amcn!:i OF auch
,,ru5.st.a y It: .i;":0' adu,! ;r.:irn, Std yet
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M.Tg Dap@itm g.: -. n5rcy ,t-IrEi 2ti"n, ~
.!i.irng f!.3 80: -. s:.a i,!,u-nsr sgundsdEr
ii:n. !:ns, tocr -! 8! .,i; ,t-.lc,.re. tEo:iS'n
ia, d.. 1861 - III, -, Il Nnecr.har,
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NJ IL: Secretary u 81: May, rs"
pe"'aitH "a :s..afc y :'iiHTg pa;A ":'G 'uitt:i"
o,Nb:'"1i;. 81, i:: IL ',lr: ..!2: = " rsi':.!e "f
ir'n yo@ac. :;i; s..t ::sa:-"rrE ~. :aEsimtu-c
:cr nu:y!s.Y " . whinh :;::-:;a: VISA D:Rds
il NJ insi aiI.:"a. |ij.'"sa. icur h2ssrt:cn
il $3.50 i:si!at to tiaav:=.'s ..xnrna-.1 i: there
ro-c mrriat;on /? 10 ,aEisat:::l II ccns7cs ut
i!R inat ,e.a go IA :t-!:ec. to .:T!Zes II Cur III
Jan: waters. | l3Tt:;gai? ,,.,'Tc il thr:e2
re- !:,i.a f." : .afc.2:g - iaa :'ro?ric-
II ~ t:a=i:h;;; ~: He'; Te'3:, .; 1850 sdmar:i
III our "avs! Het"icr.
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t.; 80 "y.,:..i ~ IN: Il .,:v! 1:Zditi9l I!
H.. l','a: 0!liac D:aa; -;l..t IN: nGf;G' :tTh,
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i.n:ount1i 80 - 1913 !,f -. .:.'i n: t:po:.-
ltitu;c:t ~ ;.a:,'i 80 Cd! u.a:aa O. cz
Y:Ed!tur:a oV:r rst,i;.r@ :;9Iia 100, t41 L.
tus vices ,,rulo:tc.: b: ~. l'Jh.::G..or f'cn-
ac.l ~, L"a ~, .cI q .c:a!s,: grants ~ tnn
a0rc;; E,4ns IL a.! o. 80 ,.sshi:a:4G:e1: o.!
ass lam .: .s:ac .aa; a:.::::,.i!: -. a!i The
;,ol:cy 10 rcc.Ia:.au:s c9r ~: 97a!9f:asnt q!
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~
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/: ~ 81 ,.":@,s.-;5 :.atsr,ra .iia. tbs stc:.ag
n1:'n ":;'r a p'r"!""1'l improvement ai:u
ger: ~ u: 90 i'.,.-1 0iur !itt ~" aHG
u,.Gcgg;.eh ;ef!.l'.3. g, OR tjU,,iE E&.t
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T'n!; s":!"::"'i''. 80 'ho At'fii' pa" -'!oo
r':cc ":r!1.' :! .'+.f.h ava th'' IEe:.a'i:
T'.'a:, ''-.","f'' :.7 :@.:'' $3.50" s,I .'o"o
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ci.i, e,.n ,isu -: 2iea OF he Uai1n ere
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~; -.;...yi:. :......p. ri!.! Si5s:.aa, hy rrasou
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about i ca:.,c:,.. ,y,.l,.. ri!i Tern,l ,h,N
Enva:,,.f,.:-. "a" ,:..-,.: m ot:.clr, 70 90
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"a, ,Yatson Nstb - :;:s { :. hai,'.;-:'

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sect go '''''.Es'' -$'tii'',.F' 80 49,
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as @ u cel:! :hgsa aye sia..r= :ic'r.
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~. VS.. 50, 800 &c
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js+&, u c:@2 oaSr:i';::
Sum Ia lf,.iG.. --
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HOUSE Uf rELE3:It,::;;.

Tho House net 81 ;HiI.5 ;.i,'u.
was opened with f,sY,r ~ ~. -. q
81: BEawrLL frGn tie E@n,l,:;:%c !:
n::t !itssacl Navigation, lsPa.:la I. l..
rel,:tiu.. TO the Cosirgte!: ard Ua!o il 3;
i,nd :lo construction Ct O brn:ci: ;'%.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

III, ltor.i ..l-.!r. ~ T.n.rc-. ~:
ra,ing p,rsir.,s o :.Y;:;j r;,,r. and saior, o.
tha ropib.in, sn, 70 TIC .s.i"ss, r:iui,. sui IL,
rar,;'':: inn.a"Ga &; 'h"sa III" ira:" I,;;s" IN
h":is - ''''' i" ','i''c :: Or 81 "3,':'''
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,r:# ao:,:i:T, sn:' ;''i :*.h.:"'i =sant'; nu'.,
ing III. li.:"'I .",ai' ri iHit'Y Invalid rm':r'r-
g: =! 't''' -"a - "''J 'i:'"':n !''n,i ,io!s
N ''idn"S "':'',,'" 80 ~ '''',s nss.
~ o,%'I ,,i i, mp,ob,r NJ arr..
n..,.eou-Is .: the ....s, =. 2I:;;: am; nj uayy
ssot!aaers 80. i: ~, ha3ia:.:i:; 81 tbs var
tito narb2S II Revolutionary Rro';"urra VIA
1850. Oily 1"nlv' ~ ::iam wLro s9iicrs oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

IA" r"7'@S u &locD.-Tho practice CT rs,
w. CHI. III gn-ra:;s ny Injecting their
r';'>G 1-cl obn:raj from a healthy por.
&C. q iia Ts:"l hail to spsrs, las
Se12 q - Yves EaHavad BY Physicians apl
tc7=e22s 81 cn5s. successful case OF
:ra'5s -. =! h!.al lat, he vcias Of : woman
WIS e=t- IN ! ia!c,y Klm47nock Ayrshire.
:" .-,s; - .rcn'ar' a',hotgh il tho nTiraa Of
Ito, ''fa &C., 50 "a'.k from no lcsa OF boot
'2"ti2 = - q tnles inrmceDiibc. Tho
b!ao e :. !..=a; %as il ieeted into vein Il, ono
ii ter E:ne, @Gd III. most cheering resu;s wer,
an si&''.$ inE;'e. ted. She ,eontinuslt to i'm.
oh, Joa.! 10 reach OF dagger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

'i'ia sa;'or: Of tho &earssa.Y3i Ito As1Y
:eJSlis 4 c..rn pra5cnsiFs End satisfactory az
ii:ht ii In iii.,iis OF thai Department AMI tha
rs,r4t rS!es. }: IS Il s;,h Get Of ccngrasula-
;i92 ard iad6sfia prite E., CT? oouas-viHa'l
'3::. F., neyy os asl;::i vn=s proportions
u.s.. ii52r n?ssn;-a:: il 81 l3;os rari2i,
s''.' na1i;i.:5s! Ei!: "a :!'*c!i tibH: >,aJS
80; "nnccs#. &c. general exhibit nI ll'7
n.-.r Including .oss.:4 nndsT c:s:.Fsl!:ati5n h,'
80 l.: q: Gm%:uhcr. 1860. arrows ta.dl Of
A.: n:aisei; snI nt4saty.0ne 7:gzeiG, carry
ing i"ur thousand -. hundred eni ts- Eaas,
Or: :!71 hundred erd ,aa :honsend i,::r=c h7:-
':.cl aad ,,ire'y six 'n2s, h.:oy n sctcal Ia
c7essa during ths gear, ORG, sad ab7ya ali
!aehs5 bY a.i7Ereak CT ia ha+L:s. q: eighty
thras Tss7ols, si~ldEaa and aiz:s -ssvaa aune,
octi inrti-te'n shausazlt: :"uT huu3.ed and
1T >r.7 sn.sn io;:d Ei,e ;n:a: :.;ur,hsr ri mcc
s. tis t.,.1 "A tbs n,si &c; s:ae, ircis'i:a r;
..Ts :. shamt 6fts crs :1cn8ead Tn:T' la72
h:2n cso;I1:d ~ lis nrTy dnr!cG iho .!,a7
'Ara> n;a15sd s.,a tH=rty eeu7 Fa.sS:z, aa.' de
II ho!s ruu!D.- OF naval uGpiuT IS eii,-c hcl.il-
ii!sh commenced ia cue thoa.iud Sar:s ann
d7si and seventy nina, Of which two HUNDRED
sud ai1!yas7sn arc stsGuerG. The gross PFC
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OUR :tioErs uTp.E H.s.GiEz IAF--Eas&ii.
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q pcs 81" h*E%"I''- 'S.nf'ii cT!E+a, .1.
'ia.' @.an nc:'i'';f 'fas ;s'f'iA'"a :! ~ mars
s.e"3sr'hi cH''"f ia -''* ga" i;.-.'i ,''e2
were n;lcT'". "a. ':;.'' u, 5s.: e'.:.'@'' ''TS
40: u -. :'s:'-''*c, 80 si.,'-'':' .: il"1-
~ ."Ea!5H ::nf'. - 800, ~: 80
i"'':1.'Ih o: '!ls hrfS''' '-'2 = u 't''. '''i
H2e!Sh ara n':;Hfe - - &" '''"''S; 60 +
no. "s 'noi* s'.'""r; ,a'H '''I @"n; .'J':'r
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s,'Ss'' '7!''';':';f ~ i.'22':'3.' &'''' sr't"'
iT'',' sn 90 il' i':f;::~7;' ''2H7'H'f o -"
49,, ';,. .,''-,"S' la, ''s"c ''F'A:9. ';%'
n,..,.;rs - ",.':,.s''.' - eur. 'le
and cn,o;j;,;,r,, 81. No.. 49, 10.
IIa;tsd S:s,s., - "a, 49,
,ra.t, sal rSsi. y,g.r<s,,r ;'.r.,,,;,. ~
e,s have be,:. s.,;:orns.! .,;,- ,,s:,,
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rae Military airU!Pf5a.

&c ;nyo-. CT the Secretary 81 War mi
lbs ;.anGi: ?a:iyioE daoanents wiiI 3a:a.! The
u!;:isia cf ira a.m;sa il, the f"il airos ti.a
,ii2a q iha la-. annual niannago, aid $50 the
n;ere:,anG cl the ssvsral adn,iniai!6'isa ka-
seaun -: lie War department during chs ls.s
4c.c. IL ~iE also sr>c;fy the zles"=7sG !ssn:.
- ---"ai;a: r3r the na:!cna! ds:euGs. au,i to
@&tn ~ --''i s1rrly tas Requisite military
;;;..h
, 1864-07-08
DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea.

Forthe cure of pain in the stomach, back and
Bowels, Burns Bruises, Cuts, and swellngs, Collie,
Diarrhea, and rheumatism, Headache, Toothache,
Earache, Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver Complaint
General Debility, Fever and Ague, Canker or Sore
Mouth, Putrid Sore Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and
Kidney Disease, Old Sores, Coughs, and Colds
Messrs. A. L. Scovill & Co.--Gents Your favor
ofthe lst, making inquiries in regard to sales Of Dr.
Bakers Pain Panacea, and satisfaction it has given
purchasers, is received Would say in regard to sales
that we have received from you since l847 so4 doz
ems of the Panacea We know Of no medicine that is
applicable to many diseases that has given as gen
satisfaction this and sustained 50 high reputa-
ton.
We also sold it, subject to the warrantee, and par
ties who have used it, will not be without it in
their families. BOLLES, SMITH g. co,
No. l2l Lake St., Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1858.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea fol- sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON s. CO., Agents, 4ls and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. nII lg sOw2
, 1864-07-08

HEAVY SToRM.-The severest wind, hail
and rain storm ever experienced in the coun-
try passed over the Boise mining region on
the 9th alt. At idaho City, the large Ho-
tel which has been in process of erection
there all summer was blown down and almost
entirely ruined Several other buildings
were also unroofed and blown down in that
town. In Uenterville and the other mining
towns the storm was equally violent and
much damage was done to property Trees
we're blown up by the roots or twisted off by
the wind from ten to twenty feet from the
ground, and, falling across sluice boxes and
miners cabins, demolished things generally.
The rain fell in torrents, and soon the
bitches were all filed to overAowing, dams
were broken and sluice-boxes washed away
In the towns, dry goods boxes, awnings and
sign-boards were carried through the air
like feathers. Along the Payette the storm
was most violent There the hail fell until
it stood six feet deep in the narrow canyons.
On Canyon creek company of packers were
encamped in canyon and close up to a
bluff, when suddenly sheet of water came
pouring down the canyon and hill side upon
them, waist deep, and some of them were
swept off down the hill several yards and
only saved themselves by catching on to the
brush along the banks They say the sheet
of water came as if dam had bursted above,
but express the opinion that it came from
the clouds which were driven by the wind
against the bluff behind Their camp fix
lures and provisions were all swept away and
covered up by the floating sand and rubbish,
and a number of their pack saddles and ap-
paTajos we're also carried away and buried
up One of them thus graphically des-
oribes the feelings Of the company on the
occasion: owe just thought hi had broke
loose, and we didn't stop long in that can
yon to look after our traps, you bet; but we
skeedaddled out of there like lot of fright
ened pups, feeling mighty thankful that we
didn't get kivered up with the other trash !"
Along the Payette huge boulders were wash
ed down the mountain sides, and deep gull
leys we're dug where before the surface of
the ground was smooth, and in other places
deep gulches were filled up. The stage men
say that the road through the "canyon" was
greatly improved by the cutters being filed
up with the dirt washed from the hillsides
, 1864-07-08
To Manrad BOhle.

XTOU are hereby notified that on the Goth day of
4 July, A. D. 1854 shall apply to the Register
ct the Land office at Vancouver, W. r., to receive
my application for a Homestead, claiming the S. E.
or. of the S. E. or of section No 2-the N 4 and
the s. W. Or Of the N. E. or. Of Section No 27, in
Township No.7, north of range 35 East, Willamette
Meridian, which land was entered by you under the
Homestead Act, on the Sth Of July, 1868. At the
same time and place, shall submit to the Register
and Receiver Of said Land Office proof that you
have abandoned said land for more than six months
at one time, and thus forfeited your right to the
same. AMOS @. SHORT.
Wolla walla, W. T., July l, 1884 2stf
, 1864-07-08

THE AMENDMENT TO THE .CoNsTITU-
rIoN-The bill proposing to amend the
Constitution of the United States SO as to
prohibit 5laveholdiug throughout the fepdb-
lie has received the concurrence of the re
quisite two-thirds in the House of Represen-
tatives- The vote in the House of Represen-
tatives was 81 to 65-just three more than
the number required by the Constitution
The measure has yetto receive the sanction Of
three-fourths Of all the States in the Union,
before it can become the fundamental law of
the land = Oreqonian.
, 1864-07-08
Coughs Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources Of
PULMONARY, BRoNoHIAL and AsrHMATIo AFFECTIONS s.
Experience having proved that simple remidies often
ctspeedily when taken in the early stages of the
disease resource should at once be had to Brosoa's
Bronchial TTochcs Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough
or Irritation ofthe Throat be er so slight, as by
this precaution serious attack may he effectu
ally warded off. Public Speakers and Singers will
find them eectua for clearing and strengthening the
voice. Soldiers should have them, as they can be
carried in the pocket and takena occasion requires
Agents for California, REDINGTON & co.
S0ml-6m San Francisco
, 1864-07-08
Administrators Noiice.

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
IN dersigned has been duly appointed and quail
Administrator upon the estate Of Lewis Rabon, late
of said county, deceased. Therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said est9 to here
by notified to come forward and ma Ike immediate pay
ment to me, at the Quartermasters Office, Fort Wal
la Walla; and all persons having claims must pre-
sent them, with proper vouchers, within one year
from this date or be forever barred.
HENRI NJ. CHASE Administrator
Walla Walla, W. T., July /, 1864. 29w5
, 1864-07-08

General Grant is now considered the ablest officer
in the Federal armies, and is one the lest custom
ers of Houston Hastings & Co.; they having made
his clothes for many years in New York. Clothes
help to make the man. say what you will. --g
, 1864-07-08
Costiveness Cured.

URBANA, OHIO, ,September25, 1858.
Messrs. A. L. Scovill s Co.-Gents ~ have been
troubled with torpid action ofthe bowels for six or
years. which has been the cause of great deal
of suffering to me- and had to deprive myself of
many kinds of food, and used much oatmeal, etc.,
until got DIR. Motifs Liver Pills, and find that
they keep my bowels regular, and now eat anything
that my family does. Imost confidently recommend
these Pills to those who are troubled with constipa
ton Of the bowels.
Truly yours JOHN FLEMING. rt
20 For sale by all Druggists. l
REDINGTON & co. Agents, 4l6 and 41S Front
street San Francisco 3Ow2