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, 1864-08-13

so1p1rRs' HoxE-wKxK1r AEE1E6,-The reg
ular weekly meeting OF the lady managers OF the
SoldIers' Home WIS he'd yesterday afternoon IN
lower Bryan Hau, Msa. Dfckineon in the chAir.
Tic Committee tor the Rest reported that d1-
ring the week there had been 254 visitors at the
Rect, 10 whrm had been supplied 1,02i meals,
The nil utes OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
pr,snSnnuvunclu:; his inabilitJ to be present on
acfount Of tllness. he hoped to be with them at
The re1t meeting, and to present TEEN plan for
lie rrar building Of the Soldiers Home. ,oas So
Hes hi:b. and Of brtck. The new structure should
He announccu, alsc, that the lecture Of Hon
Scbu3ler CnlA1. next Sabbath evening, would be
delivered In aid Of thS fund 1oE s9ldie.s ianles'
The Secretary reported the death at the Home,
of samrel @. Deaue Co. 81, 18th Wis. infantry, OF
Eab C1aire: died on Tuesday lat.
The Secretary reported the following donations
httd on Thur: dly evcp1n9; fsir held by the two
Masters and Mira Arnold, Matte Howe and julia
berry proceeds $6.sS: Mn. Manceu Taleott'
*1u, tor the Rest Horatio Z. Loomta, BY A5e.
G.s: heraham, So snG txo gallons Of WHISKY. At
f0cr do1fnre gallon; John E. l.. Ftazer, $40 !;
lot ct Palmer, S1u1; tse gallon keg Of walskg
irnn A.: F. Croskey: Mre- s,yrs explained that
ttt cling fpnd); Mrs. Mccall. IS. TO the Rest
Nts. All old had sent donations every day: Two
9s1rs1s and one box Of provisions from Mrs.
We,ls Vtorpe Luther and others Of Lemont, cor
nj ton 4 sunties. =
THIS committee ior the Rest WAS appointed, con.
eisti1g OF Hrs, Bzackett, Mrs. Cushing, and Hrs.
Eor ;he Hone, Mr.. Lamb spd Mr.. Bradvs;.
The Rec:etxr. reported thst she had mailed II
lease.s to :he SECRETARIES Of Soldiers AID Societies.
, 1864-08-13

EB Diseases Of the Nervous. 6emlnAl, Urinary
ard Sexual Sys:eEse.--New and reliatie treatment
in reports Of the EowaEd Association. Sent BY
mail 10 eesled 'ettfr envelopes, tres OF charge.
Addrees Or j. Sktllon Horehton, Howsrd Asso-
. cis',oD, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphla.
pa , .An1
, 1864-08-13

TOUND-A ds1k Blown cow
aal psyias ea7Eazes: AtAsss IS Tt.T:t5uas
| Qac~. eGs 9as:s
, 1864-08-13

NEW Yo1X- FrfdAy. A1x IL.
Cor7oH-Dn}l aad dtoouinR ss q. ;s3l ~
fLoUR--Stats sLc wctttEn Y &c neSter ana tn.s
doing. with tkes 4; % s:2e.o lex extra stale !;
, 1864-08-13

Died In 1Iospttal.-snnuel T. Richards,
private IN Co. D, ia regiment Illinois volunteers,
died In McPhersoa Hospital. V,cksbnrg, Miss,
July let, 1864, Of consumption Capt. James A.,
Sexton, Of Co. D. Gays he was one OF bis best men,
Ills funeral sermon will be .-resched on Sunday
next at the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
, 1864-08-13

fHfLsDELFHtA, FficAy, Aug. Z, 1851.
F1TroLEUN-Ffrnet. with sales Of crude at 4GaS0c
refined in bond. s2@sac: do free, ss99oc.
FLOUR Film, with sales Of extra famlly at ST.
OIL IS.
&KsE-Wbest firm. with fales OF old red At 80
@2l55; Peu1syly MIA and DelaNara red Sl62AA7 81.
Corn dull. VIII ml1ea western at +!-6,@l,63. Oats
q charged With new 1t 85@fSc.
Wl1sKY-Duli, sl $f.j6@l.15.
, 1864-08-13
TIE LAKE TUNNEL.


The lake tunnel II progressing slowly hot surely,
The Wotknen have a|reaoy attained a distance o,
about three hundred and ten feet fam tie shore
shaft. The distance made ia about nine lneal feet
ptr Cay, bat the. WORK OF excavation is eonctImr&
INTERRUPTED 10 give place the laying OF apparatus
TO facilitate subs+qutnt working. Tbs direct labor
har ntw been suspended nearly two weeks, pend
.rg the liking OF new pumps, DC; II will probably
be resumed to Gay.
The .borc ind Of the tunnel is under good head
Hsy: the lake end has not yet been begun, but the
neeucd preparations are now In progress, and an
otter month will probably see 1t commenced. The
monslei CRIB Is about half built, and ss some
thing to look Ut 1t Is III process Of construction
Oh the north pier. where it = Ill be launched when
hniehcd. snd lowed ont to the required place, two
miles from ehore. It is pentagonsl-ave sided
buiit round circle Of about e,ehty-seven feet in
diameter and constructed of t1nbe7s twelve inches
squsre Inside, the umters are Of the came
dimensions, and are Jared together in such way
81 thay the hole etrutture might be tunblel over
Ut over without eprinsDe it; ths height will be
fouy I, CT Seven hundred thousand feel Of timber
srt needed tor Its construction, with one hundred
aEa DR. tons Of bolts and spik.s, the hitter being
lwo fect and half long and more than an ZACH
square. An ope ming ia the middle admits the
)ske, The.e rimb+rr will all he ,ulked and then
cu>tlcd On the outssde with three inch plank or
IL. II. x. When rcady IT will be towed ont 70 Its
J,lAcc ard fuDE by. meane OF masonry. An iron
er!ip1eE, nine feet Ia diameter. will tnen he placed
nrIcc II. aud forctc Gown to the levv1 OF the tuu
nel The work Of the excavation will then he
prosecuted at 10th ends simultaneously, and the
iunl Il " III mike rapid progress.
The constructor VI the crib has been much de-
ared b. the spring freehets In the lumber regions.
Tie lumber was all contracted to be delivered on
the 1Eening OF navigation, bu: owing 60 the high
vatef 1t found impae-fble to foat the logs in
to .be lake till the Eeason Has considerably id.
rsnced. Now everst thing ia fair to .np1d pro.e.
crtion md speedy comp etion Of the undertaking.
All, except The question Of pay. 1t Is well known
,lat tie contractors have made application TO the
Common Council for al increase Of compensation,
in view nf The recent advaLce iu thu price Of ms
bic thrt The work will be ab,1aoI I'd and thas the
city will after all be doomed to disappointment in
the hope OF beipE able to draw Its supply OF wafer
from distance ol two miles oot in the lake.
, 1864-08-13

~ Housc and Sign Pafnting, Calctmlning,
Glazing and Graiaing. Paper .uang,nRs and ssin-
York priccs. +. E. hoBY, So Randoph street.
Box bS63. ty2tl6331m
, 1864-08-13

Save FoQr Children.-From the too often
fatal effects Of Sumner Complaint or Cholera fn-
fsutum+ by administering In time DR.. D. Jayue's
Carminauye B1lsam. No better or surer remedy
can be found for Diasshes, Dysentesy, Cramps, or
Cholera being quick safe and Ger ain In Its actlon
afording immediate relief Sold by Druggists
every where. auG3-Q4413t xWEa.
, 1864-08-13

REcRr11HG.-Tbcse are tusy days at the Office
Of the Provost Marshal. The number Of repre-
sentatives and substitutes Thar are coming forw
ls already large and constantly Increasing. This
Is az il ebould be. To those sho are liable under
the et1olluatnt Ect We would observe that now Is
by far the mcst available time TO procure their
substitutes. When the drnh ia once n1ds and
tubeti' ut&a fnd The game In their o" hande, the
price will 20 mp fas beyond the presen: range So
We ray stnct now"
The "cxempte" who hare been favored with so,-
tune but denied phyatcal ability t. bear fil-ect
p,rt in the glorious struc.l. for national existence
cannot give . more emphatic easpest Of their pa.
trittie impulses .han BY sendiug representative
trto the Army 1t the uDiou.
We give below tahle Of representatives and
eubsfitutes, ant the principals whom they renre.
fent, mustered in al the Poorest Marshai's ofi-e
4est9r1hY aud the day prtYinus. ~
, 1864-08-13

Metropolitan Hail t. f2ent.-This hall
f to reat 10! all the purposes for which such balls
ate ordinarily Used. Terms noderstc. Applies
tjcr= can Re mado At the oEce, adjoining tie en-
IsDre to the Hall je1QhGs1-I
, 1864-08-13

Eu1xp.-Aletter wae received By Col. Hancock
few days ago from Klurston. Tenn, containing
the Information that about the let Of June Capt
Gibson Of GO; A. esSn " feeimeut, was ktl!ed By
His body was f0undiu iusa few neek and decen:ig ,u-
nr1ed. TIE ~stter OF The letter touk .h,e method
OF jnformir the Captatn'e friends Of hls fate. &,
give any Information that may be desired.
, 1864-08-13
fpt SAT-;

kOR SALE-On reasonable terms,
Il Desirable aud e1te rstye manu- ac.nr1kg eslAo-
~hsnm:n nt ;1sao1e Tor Plox Mixers, &C.. 10 Aonts,
Mnois, Al n InEntaE order. with good Eaeh.netx
9s.59 2, + LsGxEs ILL. Norris H.. or B, Il.
ssRh3nsLi,- Ed seuth Water street, Chicago.
, 1864-08-13

OF tbe.e, tie d,st Elk were mustered In on
Thursday, the lat: thirteen yesterday. Noritz
Iang,orth VAS recently q member Of the Ta1nrsK
editorial corps.
It il worthy OF special note thst one o. the above
t.repre se1taiivez'' has been sent By a 4auy-Nrs-
Marion NUncer. BE ia mustered In for three
1earq. We hone to zee this example extensively
followed. B. nll means let the ladies be repre-
scented In the Un.un atmiea.
, 1864-08-13

The Late Battle MT Peferabufg.-Rey.
Dr. Pntton having returned from his visit to the
Army Of the Potomac, will give an account OF what
he observed and learned during the late battle and
OF The operations OF the Sanitary and Christian
Commise1one, At the First Congregational Church,
corner OF West Washington and Green streets. on
Sabbath evening, 18th inst,
, 1864-08-13

Church Notleex.-St. Johns Church will
be opened for divine service at the uaua tune for
morning and evening terytcee, by the Rev. L, n
Freeman, during the absence Of Its Rector, Rev.
Dr.. Btshop.
The Bishops Church, On the corner Of West
Washington and Peoria streets, is open for divine
service on Sunday at l03, a. NJ, and at $50 D n.
There will bt no afternoon service ut present,
, 1864-08-13
THE CITY.

Forxp.-A 1hberer named Leopold Benedict yea.
4erdsy picked up In the stees check On one oi
our aty banks for $4,000. drawn ,bv promfnen,
makcr, and the party baLdtomeF re 4.raed.
, 1864-08-13

pNARDCNG.- Rooms with bo.-d
ID e,n be aetatnxd At g. Fourth syeaua nslse-
eaces seq1t-.d. aaN oaal.
, 1864-08-13
auct2-o83Qs

\. T. STONE, OF Louisiana, would inform those
wEu desire 10 communicate with h{m'dnnpg the
present campblgp, that his address will be
. A. T. STONE.
Aur1a0SSA1t Rnv 1iR9 Chfraon T17 =
, 1864-08-13

D1soRDEur.-At the Police Court yesterday
Samuel Steele was. charged with keeping disor-
de1'y house on State street, and four femalcs were
accused Of brice inmates Captain Nelson, of1he
police 1orce who resides in the rear OF the defend
ants, descstMu the abode Of Steele AZ 4 perfect
pandcsDonfum, and entirely srhversye Of the 1nur-
als Of the community. Steele vas 1Aed forty du-
lars and the inmates twenty doare zach.
, 1864-08-13

FA0hANcY.-CoFTEHnEApJ pJce11cE-Coppcrhea
administration never bad falrer shpT than xas
developed yesterday morning at the armpsv. Ffe
ty:th1ee wrctched fe,nat 8, who under The recent
order OF the Police Commissioners, had lett thr;s
abotes Of Sin and shame, and had not where TO
lay their heads, were paraded upon charge Of
yLgla1cy. The Door Creatures bad done nD:hin,
except TO !eaSG their former haunts, A. pef order
but before they had Scased new location lie
poit+ ~ere upon tEe1u and they were arrested
only require. pink cyer to maze him Nm Aih1ruM
would hsve coUnDfscr2'ed the uniortunafr rc1dt
tion o. tle Nr,tehes, who atked opty Justice AMI
fcQuNe1 t1n'tdy l1me 10 leave tie clty Snch an
inmn1t:y from the hands OF Charlie. Mcdaniel
coC!d not be Eao- and tpce VI tacnfy duIin1s a-ch
%e1e ah2 ampo.eo. Eowa Justice oi The Peace can
NJ caaiRe o. factancs upon iLdritua; 4 vht, hare
caI-but etch Is Chicreo rosice Courl inatice ~
with the ttr1or If eyff der: uenu6,d tha,oeoMay WY
Of eve15 Ger tot cath-and th2re w-rr tiht ~ ,f.
who didLei M sLe court isr more va .1a4t than theT
delinqQcutg went ~ the ettab,shneDt Enot, ~. tne M
the cszy B51dcwe1l. an Institution which tee rc.d
ers M Tie IniBEAr Will hsve rad Ahnnt When
thev come ont it II more. than possible .h,t ~
comforts and 1-sociations aforcrd them x1l bsre
neither improved their neal:l nor their mor,ls.
REcHU1T1Eo The work Of recruiting To iii m
the quota OF this county under the last cali, has
not yet been commenced. at least with that thor
oughnese which the ez1genct Of the ca-e demands
We have as yet nothing but indi Ndual cffor,-the
procuiation Of recruits to ill the places Of those
who are indispcsed 10 go themselves, or who are
exempt by reason Of over age, physical dlsabll-
ity. Thtt is not enough. Men ste wanted. The
State Of Illinois has always, heretofore, been In
advance Of her quota; and she can now be at
least Oh par Whit. Not many men are wanted
only about sixteen thousand from the whole
Stata- Theee will be tu1nist ed, becauae If not
done hy voluntary enlistment the draft will car.
4ata.ly call them forth, ana this time there IL no
$500 clauee forming 4 loopho!e Of eecape. Bat ne
submit that the Stale owes 1t to htr fair fa1nn to
fnr1ieh them without recourse to The drait We
need not refer to the glorious record hithe,to
achieved By illinois and her noble tons. The
Sfste bas been Y1Rer. Let her keep this pr0ud no.
aIttou. b. blllnp up her quota ander the last cali
Tbe State of Illinois has furnished since the ces-
asfIon Of the payment Of bouAties to volunteers
mnye tbsn one thousand men 10 the navy, who
hsyn boep credited to other Siates: We probably
T4nnot now remedy this. but IN future no euch
fh5nv VIII be permitted. Captain ). u. Harry, ot
fhe nAyal recruiting rendezvous, has issued IN
n1er to the effect that recruits Tor The navy ship,
Ding nom Chicago will bs credited 70 this CITY
hniess eatisfactory proof be furnished, that they
hsIonR 70 other 6tztes, and that substitute. muet
furf7ish evidence of slienare and non enrolment:
What IL Cook County doing She hAS II aeaet =
rfetnaent to raise. When win abe begin In earnest
70 Al her quots
, 1864-08-13

I'AccrpEEr.-Testerday a man named Joseph
Leiapewrli-a bar keeper at a e2loon on Sor:h
LAsa1le stzeet-was bad1y Injured by falin: down
The cellar way. AZ he wue pas.ing down his foot
slipped. and he fell TO The bottom, breaking his
left aim and lhjurins hie eplne bad =.
, 1864-08-13

EOk SAT 4E-Greeery and Fruit
ss-re, no! doing n,st.za.o business. LocA-
hor one e tns best ia TIC city. Inquire tae
stBs A74 State htr<ef. Aul4cS311t
, 1864-08-13

Hope told Flatter1Dg Tale-But never
eyen anticipated 20 divine preparation for the
tpilet - that deliahdal preparation, " sozodont -
So cool and retrefh!n9y agreeable to the mouth
and teeth, ha1dena ind fuvgorates the gins; gires
pure and healthy tone 10 fhe breath. cleanses,
beautifes and prtscres the teeth and arrests de-
cay. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
every where. IS cents per oatlle.
, 1864-08-13

: BuRsIAn1Es On Wednesday, night, burG1a@.
ous raid WIS .nAde upon numbe, Of barns in the
Wem Dig1siup. Harness and various other 1rtl
eles were stolcD and the theyes escaped with their
booty without 80 much n criux diet lrbed 55 any
etrsJ member OF the police furce.
, 1864-04-09
Masonic.
A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea and Live
COmnlainf.

DIR. 0. R. BAKER.-DeGr Sjr:-For eighteen months
have had almost constant Darrhea, which was
brought on by a deblitated state Of my system and
torpid action of my liver Sometimes it was attended
with great pain in my bowels and side. l tried a
number of doctors, but of them seemed to effect
permanent relief, the disease would soon return
as violent as ever, and finally became prostrated
that was almost skeleton.
then gota bottle of your Pain Panacea-the first
dose satisfied me that it was the medicine suited to
my disease, and found that by taking dose after
each meal that my food seemed to do me some good
and by bathing my bowels and side with the Pain
Panacea, my pains Immediately relieved, and
continued to gain strength and fesh till had used
four bottles. Since that time have enjoyed the best
of health.
l believe if the public knew of your valuable rem
edy you would not be allie to supply half the de-
mand will here remark that friend of mine had
very severe attack of diarrhea, and I gave him a
dose of your Pain Panacea and he since told me that
it entirely cured him. A child of mine got badly
burnt by her clothes taking fire, and we Immediately
applied the Pain Panacea freely, and in short time
the fire all out, and it prevented it from blister
ing. Most respectfully yours, JAS. B. HURGRovE,
Fifth street, between Race and Elm.
gsg- For sale by all Druggists
REDINGTON g. CO. Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street San Francisco. 17w2
, 1864-04-09
FROM FLORENCE AND WARRENs.-A

FROM FLORENCE AND WARRENs.-Al.
Ripson, expressman from Florence and
Warren's arrived on Wednesday morning,
having left the latter place on the 22d, and
the former on the 25th of March. He in
forms us that the snow is about eight feet
deep, on an average, on the hills and noun
tains about those camps; it is about six feet
deep in Florence. Shows have been fire.
quent of late, but soon settle down to the
above depth. A number of men are going
into these camps, almost every day, over the
snow, packing their grub and blankets The
big tunnel leading from Summit Flat to
Baboon Gulch, is all completed but about
80 feet, which will soon be done. This tun-
mel will drain the whole fiat, and is to be
supplied with water by what is known as
the Curry ditch Everything indicates that
this camp will be lively and productive the
coming seasou,- Golden Age
, 1864-04-09

If there is man whose weak side has
never been discovered, his fellow men have
not accurately searched for it.
Pure gold is never used as circulating
medium. The same may be said of unadul-
terated truth.
The defects of the mind like those of the
face, are pretty sure to grow worse as we
grow old
We do not respect the philanthropy that
has its especial pets. Every impostor re-
warded is a worthy poor man wronged.
There are two ways of getting rich, one
by adding to our possessions, the other by
diminishing our desires the latter is much
the easier, and reader.
There would be very little talk in the
world if people would observe the rule either
to be silent or to say something better than
silence.
A hint to landlords Romance never
pays her rent.
The green turf is the poor mans carpet ;
and God weayes the colors.
More sense has been whipped out of
school boys than into them.
Streets often need improvement; those
who walk them oftener.
Our hopes are bubbles, born with breath
and broken with sigh.
If you wouldn't have affliction make you
a second visit, listen to its teachings at the
first.
Probably the reason why the way of the
transgressor is hard, is, that it is so much
travelled
1t is far easier to see small faults than large
virtues.
The youth must carry his head high, who
aspires to kiss tall women.
What we retrench from our faults is apt
generally to increase our pride.
Love is a butterfly that shakes dust from
his wings into the eyes Of his vOtaries.
The suspected wife is the most miserable
being in the world, except the suspecting
husband.
Marriage pulls out the wings of many ar
angel.
, 1864-04-09
Lost

ID ETWEEN Willow Creek and Butter Creek, in
ID Umatilla county, Oregon, Pocket MemOran-
dun Book, containing number Of Beet Accounts: al
So q Port MOnnie, containing note on Abner
Giddngs and l.. Sisley, in favor Of --- Mullan,
dated jackson county, Oregon. tine during the
year 1858, with credits on it, and principal and in
terest amounting to $2l5,0O or $4,000. Also re-
ceipt from -- Jacobs for an account against John
Taylor.
All persons are hereby cautioned against purchas-
ing or trading for said notes payment has been
stopped. Any person finding the above property and
returning it 20 me- either at the Statesman Office at
Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express Office, LaGrande, will be
suitably rewarded. MARTIN d. TAYLOR.
March 10, 1864 WA
, 1864-04-09
ScaId Head Cured.

Richmond, Ind. May l 1859.
Messrs. A. L. Scovill & Co-Gents.-It is with
pleasure that write you and let you know the re-
suit of DIR, Motifs Liver Pills on my daughter.
Some three years ago she troubled with Scald
Head, and the scalp one mat of sores. We tried
almost everything could think of, without being
cured got DR.. Motifs Liver Pills, and used them
as directed, and in six weeks she was entirely re-
stored. Yours, etc. JAMES JOHNSON.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea fol- sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco I7w2
, 1864-04-09
Browns Bronchial Troches.

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alleviatng BRoNCHGAL AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds and Irritation
Or soreness of the throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS
viii find than beneficial in clearing the vcice before
speaking singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exeron of the vocal organs having pc
culiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
gans of speech.
Agents for California, REDINGTON & co.
l5ml-6m San Francisco.
, 1864-04-09
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

OOuNIA Jf NALLA "AhuA' s9'
In the District Court-First Judicial District
PATRICK FARALL, Prff rs. JOSEPH MOORE, Defendt.
TNO JOSEPH MOORE, the above-named defendant
i You are hereby notified that Patrick Farral,
the abovenamed Plaintiff, has filed complaint
against YOU in said court, which will to be
heard at the first term Of said court which shall com
meuce more than two months after the date of this
answer the same will be taken as confessed and the
prayer thereofgranted The object prayer of said
complaint is to recover one hundred and seventy
three d0llar5 and Of suit for said amount ad-
vanCed to defendant by plaintiff the price of a
wagon which defendant refused to deliver and con-
verted to his own use. This March l6, 1854.
LAsATER 81 LANGFORD,
mar1e-l4m2 Atty's for Pl'f,
, 1864-04-09
Detter's Hair Restorative.

CANYONvILLk, Feb Z, 1868.
Mr.. DETTER-Dear Sir - commenced using your
Hair restorative last December and have derived great
benefit from using it. I wish you to send me four
bottles by W. F. & Co.'S Express. Yours truly,
7ml J.L. WHITE.
u.s. Deters Hair Restorative for sale at DR.. E.
Shells Office, Walla Wala (Nov Z lS63-mlly
, 1864-04-09
Foreign News .

In the Commons, Roebuck asked ifthe Federal and
Confederate Governments had been demonstrated
with for the employment of agents for illegal pur
poses. lie said he would like to the Federal
shipping swept from the seas. England's honor was
at stake.
An affray occurred at scio, OREGON yesterday
about noon, between Jas. Young and Charles Thomas
resulting in the death Of Young. The difficulty orig
mated from a law sut some three weeks ago in
which Thomas witness, where Young said
he would not believe Thomas OATH They had
some words about it at the time. and met yesterday
in a saloon, in Scio, when the difficulty again
newed Youngs fri ends took him out of the saloon
and he went over to Johns storhouse; Thomas fol
lowed soou AFTER and going in, words passed between
them when Thomas drew knife and stabbed Young
twice, killing him almost instantly. Thomas had
his horse ready and as he had committed the
deed mounted aud started off Parties who have just
arrived state tnat Thomas has given himself up
Weather cool and oldy.-Oregonian
, 1864-04-09

A MoNsTER.-W. j. Allen, Member of
Congress from Illinois, in a speech delivered
recently in the House upon the merits of
the Presidents amnesty proclamation to the
rebels of the South, said, "Tt doesn't even
rise to the dignity of respectable madness" 4"
, 1864-04-09

Enterprise Lodge No. 2 of walla walla, will cele-
brate the 45th anniversary ofthe organization of the
Order in the United States, the 26th instant by
Procession and Grafton. All members of the Order
are respectfully requested to attend. general in
vitation is extended to the public.
, 1864-04-09
Packers and Teamsters Wanted.

4 BOUT twenty Packers and several Transfers
N are wanted to accompany the Expedition which
will start from Fort Walla Walla or before the
18th of April into the Snake country.
For further particulars, inquire of
S1LAS PEPOON I'd It. lst Og'n Cav,
April 2, 1864. w2 A. A. Q. NJ. of Expedition.
, 1864-04-09
Lost.

Lost.
ID ETWEEN Walla Walla and Jacob Klbers place
ID on Mill Creek, Diary Memorandum Book for
lU64, containing two notes-One on j. II. Maddox and
in favor of J. Tracy, for S75 secured by Henry
McKern. dated Wala Wali, W. T., on or about the
l4th Of February 1861, and drawing three per cent.
interest per month the other on james Sirms, and
in favor of j. p Tracy, for SO dated Waa Walla Ell
tier in January or February, 1864
All persoIs are hereby cautioned against purchas-
ing or tradiig for said notes as payment has been
stopped aId any finding them and returning
them to either at Isaacs store or at the STATES
MAN Office, will be suitably rewarded.
March 10, 1864. wa J. D. TRACY.