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r. Ici,nnHc Of Pri-oners-Hehci Account Of
ths ATTACK on Buffers Lincs-They
acknowledge the Death Of Gen. Gregg
r. IcisnnIc Of =
EasIasr gou,:,trn news.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct 9. 1904.
VIA BALTIMORE, Monday. Oct. 10.

foRTRIss MO.ROR. Oct o. 1864.
VIA BALTIMORE, Monday. Oct. 10. .
The Tag of truce steamer Ncw.York. Capt.
Cli.hokn. arrived this afternoon from Aikcns Landing
With * commissioned officers and i250 enlisted men
paroled at Richmond Oct. !, all in charge Of Col Nul
ford Assistant Commissioner Of Exchange.
TAs Esqrirt, speaking Of the recent attack on Gen
Ru,lers ines says AN engagement TOOK place yes'er
day on tie Darcytorn road lear Richmond, resulting
IN The recapture b. our forces Of all the positions held
~ the rltmy between that aud tie Newmarket road
i,s NILE below the city, and tie capture Of between
four hupitd and FIVE hundred prisoners together with
nine pieces Of artillery and between two hundred and
three hundred lois.-."
An Official dispatch irom Gen. Lee snysi Yesterday
morning Cen. Anderson attacked the enemy on the
Cbarcs City road aud drove them ron TWO !Dee of in.
renehm.nts capturing ten pieces Of artillery With their
crs,sns and borses and large number " prisoners
Tie enemy were driven 10 the Newmarket rold where
they wee found strongly intrenehed. They were ro'
pressed Our Jos. Is email: the euemys is unknown.
Gen. e. egg died at the head Of his brigade"
"Ansficsl d.sp.teh from Conionsgille last night.
,tate, nat the Yankee raiders burned Tie railroad
bridge c,er the RapidaH yesterday.
"A akJateh trom Gen Eariyito Cen. lee. dated The
TN Inst, ,ays, .Sheridsn's whole force commenced
farlng lhok down the Valley last night along the
plte.''
re- E.gsl,ey Of TIE eth in-t. says; "Al The Yankee
naval of orrs and soamen rrisoners In our haads vii!
he iorHifted North BY lsg 81 truce to-day.
Iarye nuubors Of negroes ara ut work Strengthening
n. iorufeaiions around LynchLusg."
shsrnsn IL shut ny in Atlanta Ivy Forrest with his
Inc. Of communication destroyed thst his Govern
nrui hs. aot Lcnrd him IN seycTnl dnyS. He cap
turcd AiLntN but II may y.; prove his rua."
Graz Esroy. =. C., Oct. t.-ien. lisriee Assumed
msi.. to-day.
.IAs4.s>-ner Conscience. s'x dey, from hHlifs,' IN
attcmt;ns u run tie bcctsde lat night ran against
sunlon wreck and sank Ia Two iigler- Cne nan vns
lost
"An Is sulc with the exception Of the usual lombard
ment Oh The city and Fort Sumter"
TIE Ezassiarr says
zen. Bsauregard. new department includes East
Lou.s al. anl Misnissipfi. Tennessee Albains- end
seors'a'
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FROM GENERAL GRANTS ARMY.
Advance OF She 9Th and 9th Corps.
UpQRs. ARHT or TIE PoToNAc.

October o. lv,4.
The 9Th and 9th Corps advanced Their lines
yesterday some half mile, driving the enemy
skiruisbsrs into their breastworks.h
The movement ives FOR the purpose of feeling the
strength II the Rebe and determine whether this
part Of their line had bsen weakened 10 hen
their forces elsewhere.
Our forces hold the ground gained bat as yet have
made attack Oh the main lno.
few prisoners we're taken during tho advance.
Their statements are merely repetition Of almost all
others hard tines. hard fare and great dependency
among the Rebel troops. etc.
Picket ring was kept mp all last night Tn. prisoners
say they are much opposed to this bsrbarous practice
and only indulge In 1t tho positive orders of their
officers bat that they Ecnesy frs high 10 have any
effect. Their officers believe this PRACTICE prevonts
many desertiOns which Is true.
Our mortar firing is ssid 10 he very accurate Scarcely
day passing In which numbers Of the enemy arc not
killed or wounded BY shells bursGng In their midst.
W. d. Moo.
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From nurkridee.
Gen Burbridge makes the following report of hi
operstlois:

operations:
CLrTLTsBURG KY. Oct. 2, 1870 q m.
Hon. T. NJ STANTON: Forcing the enemy ;rum Ciinch
Mountains and Laurel Gaps after heavy SIX FINISHING,
we met the enemy ~ miles fToD Stltye, tho morn
ing OF Tie % Inst and drove him 20 hs works around
The salt woIls where lie vas strongly inuenched on
TIE bluff In heavy force nndcr Fch0ls Williams. |aug
han and IL j. -nid Breckenridge. We AT once attacked
him ard drove him from Sis WORKS on orr lcii and
center and held him In check the night. and finally
In spite II artillery and superior numbers whipped hun
at every pon. and forced him back 10 his own works
III the evening emmunitica gave out. and holding
the position taken Until night withdrew the command
in excellent order and spirits
Tho occupation Of the works Themselves was only pre-
vented by failure Of our ammunition.
Prom prisoners learn that the enenys force was be
tween coo and z OI and that Brcc inrdgc was pres
eni with OoO from Iynchhurr. Ny force amounted u
so engaged i, Is certain his orce greatly ouinum'
berrd
A detachment sent 10 Pond G8p forced is way
through and drc Prentice with superior force from
his works at Gladyiie. captuIioe seyersi prisoners
number II small arms and one piece Of artillery.
Our LOSE all IS about 80 and that Of The enemy
more Report fully by mall In morning. On the Sd re
cei1ed order from Gen. sherman 10 return
:. q. BlEBRID0E, MAJ Gen
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THE INVASION or MIssOuRK.
Advance Of Price ssubbornly Contcstcd-
Repuise and Pursuit Of the Rebels.

Official dispatches from Jefferson City state
that the advance Of Price from The Osngc River 10
Morcau Creek 10 miles from Jefferson City on tie TN
was spiritedly contested by cur Cavalry conaideFa
biz number Of the enemy were killed and wounded.
On the morning Of the sth the Rebels drew M In line
Of battle before our works. bat after being well pep
pered by our batteries moved Of toward the West a"d
we're followed by forces six miles. receiving sharp
punl .bmcut nom them.
detachment of the 9th Missouri Militia. under Ma
Tor Montgomery, attacked camp Of 80 Rebels under
HiLebrand. st Tylei's Mills st. Francois Co, and
kllled 81 u Gem.
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Pennsylvania Cavalry who were guarding the bridge
ct Monnt Jackson, AID succeeded IN surprising and
capturing quite number but not before be NOR.
med the wound expressed the opinion that he could not
live Mriy.elgbt hours
After capturing OF dispensing their cavelry at Mount
and SET fire IA the bridge at that plsce When they
Cad LEFT of the citizens ~ eytlngn,sh tho
nrN bar McNeill's men. hearing of IT, retgrDed and
It's burning
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sSutbern Intelligence.
FORTRESS Mosgor, Oct. Q.

Uo1ston, Texas. papers Of the 30th say:
The departure 10 England Of Commander Leon
Smith places the comma nd OF the marine department o.
TeIus In The hands OF Capt. Henry r. LuDbock, late
cosunssdc. Of tho Bayou City daring tho bat
liz II g ilyr-lon"
"CGrn haa boon produced this year sufficient "a snp.
Div til, sla.c two years. The army Is making
clean weep oi many cotton holds Ia the Interior This
Is wor-s ~ there small crop planted. ard thsrc
will be great need Of the staple article before another
picking
The Richmond papcro contain tie fo'lowing'
"Jane Locsgco1 YVES committed TO Castle Thunder
yesterday charged with being epy. She Mas arrested
ut Po.,cNt Station"
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From. ali the Armies.

war pEPT, WAsHISGToy, Monday. Oct. 10. 1861
MoJ. Gen. DIX: Reports have been received
by this Department from Generals Butler, Sherman.
Thomas, Sheridan and BurhriAgc, showing the favor
able condition Of military affairs In their respective
fields Of operation.
The purpose Of General Grants vist 10 weshipston
having been accomplished, 10 returned to his Head
querters Oh Saturday but there has been no teegrapc
communication since hs arrival there.
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Me~vv Pirlng In Gen. Butiee's Depa ssscni
arrival Of Prisoners.

WAHxOTos. Monday. Oct 10 1854.
As the mail-boat was leaving City Point yes
teiday morning at ton O'Clock. heavy firing heard
tho rigf, Of tho James Rivor. In Cen Buffers De
partDent.
No particulars are yst known.
TIE boat biougit 20 priscnev 10 Fortress Monroe
and ~ TO Warrington.
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Burroughs For Invalid soldiers.
AIIAyY Monday Oct 10 1864

In response TO o communication from Gov
Seymour Secretary Stanton writes that 1t is the
tesgn Of the War Department. az was the ease last
year TO furnish all NewYork soldiers in hospital who
unfit for duty bit able to 90 home AID dosrous Of
exercising The electric franchise. furloughs and trans
portetlon for thot puIposc.
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the GREAT CONTEST.
PRESENT QUIET IN GRANTS LINES
THE LATE REBEL ASSAULT.
They Suffered sscavy Eosses.
sRZalDAN WHIPS EkRlYS CAVALRY.
Tsey Suffered sscavy Esssses.
ssgalDAN WHIPS EkRLyS CAVALRY
BE DEsoLATEs TIE VALLEY
Favorable News from Sherman
Er0ui fsFnut.
wAa DEPAgTsaSt.


wssIwGroN, Monday, Oct 10 ls0i.'
Sshe telegraph rnc between Fortress Monroe ana
E.ey Point was broken down by big STERN ono is Lot
.yes repaired.
1bs ate., military Intelligence from theIe is the FOL
s,vjng telegraph from Maj Ger. Bu''sr'
FroRs DETACHMENT or Virginia AND}
SoETu CAR0IJNA, Oct s, 1861.
x6r.t.. Gen GRANT: Our snceess yesterday was de
Odd one ,ithougb the Roeel papers claim victory
They admit that Gen. Gregg and Gen. Bra;ion were
wounded.
Gen. Gregg was IN command ~ Fields DIVISION
Tas PsclmoHi EIdmHe' Of this morning contains an
scial dispatch from GCrlonsyie last night. stating
Sst Yankee cavalry force yesterday burnt the rail-
read bridge over tie RapidGn and made their eseapo
No movement on tie Harrisburg side.
No more troops have been over from Lee. The
roysuscnt yesterday was made under BIS eye
IF. BuUER Mai. Gen.
WAR DPpsR1sTHT, WAsHNeIos
A.ondsy Oct. 10, loCi-4:2o T. IN. }
Maj. Gen. DIX: Telegraphio communication
xnh Gen Grants Headquarters hes been rcestahlshed
and in ispaoh At o'clock this afternoon Tue General
sepor1s. follows;
-I find losses the other day much less than
ert reported Four hundred viii entire loss
IN Killed wonaded and captured. About one hundred
and fly captured, and great many dead fell
TITO hands The lose OF the enemy could not be less
sasn twelve hundred. Z. 8. GRANT Maj Gen.
WAR pEPI.. WASHINGTON Oct. 10. ls6i-s p. IN.
Mcj. Gen. Dix Since my last dispatch Of
shi, ssroon fuller repor; hss just been furnished BY
iscuA Gen Grant OF tie operations OF Friday together
With the Rebel acknowledgment Of the!s heavy Oss ia
general and field oficerS
Z. #. STANTON Secretary OF War
CITY PorsI. Va, Monday Oct. 10 lsS+-4.3o p. m.
Re& NJ. STANTON Sserefcrg Of Hay; Oar entire lo''
n .he enemys attack on our lines Friday. the nth
hr.. does not eIcsei 800 In killed. wounded and
nieing
The enemys loss Is estimated hy Gen. Butler at CO.,
IT. Richmond EEg % The sth. speaking OF this battle
tss the folowinsi
"fhe gallant Ger. Gregg commanding o Texas
brigade fell in the advance. Among other casualties
VS. have to report Gen. Bratton, OF Sonth Carolina.
badly wounded Col Uaskil, OF tie 7th South Carolina
1nfsnuy severely wounded IN tic face and 1ni
NsskiD, Of tie South Csrohns Artillery also wounded
4 r'iroF states that Gen. Geary was killed"
since Friday there has Leen no fighting whatever.
L. s. GRAM. Leat Gen.
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bsng uppcrtod by another movement from tue south
ern part Of Arkansas in what force. or by whom
CON- anded had not become known when your cores
po..dent left that city. l. n
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From the West.
Wan DEPARTMENT.

" III UITAKTNENI, I
WlsnyGToy Monday. Oct 10 le'4.
No recent intelligence Las heen received From MaJ.
Gen Canby bit by his last reports Gen. Steele wac
moving in force upon the lear Price toward Missouri
EDWIN ~ STANTON. Secretary Of War.
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this morning and demanded unconditional surrender
which refused by Col johnson. The fight lasted
four bours when ue Rebels retrented. The Robe loss
was killed and Is or 20 wounded. Our loss
wounded.
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The Twenty. second Massachusetts Rexi-
meus.

Bosros Monday. Oct 10. 1894
warm and enthusiastic welcome Was gwen
10 the 2d Massachusetts Regiment on its arrival home
to-day. from It's three years glorious service.
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List Of pnsoisd Oficcvs.
ToH1aEss Monroe. Oct. q le64

The following gre the names OF the officers
who Who wen, paroed at Richmond on tie 7th. and
have arrived iefe.
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A.. 1 A. n4.oes. M II, w l. Sargent, ltE. II.
/, a., A ! ses,!.r . Penn IT, G.. 4. Ahbo;i, j Ohio
80 q = Cbnfr,tii % M.,, 1t. @. 4. a--r - Tenn.
80 ] A iV,r.ns ~ F.nu. g-pi. q: Bfow- ! " II. C-v
q, &c ruiort- h.lnfy CGP w r. liusiord 70! ~
- 4 4 D..nI / - a.. WI. WIN Alien, =. J. Cav
All j. 4 Davis 81 '-na ~. J. Gazing. q y. \. Cav
Capt. J. bNti, rs rrun Maj. ]. N'laudmHnl ", 'CAv
II, n ID .,!ler latslC.vLt. T. ~. Ei.ey, u =. Jersey
l. -. u. Naiscn ~ Penn Cert. o. B-iiAif Mich -
g-.t And Hoig- II Fem. tsp, re th--s"nsn - Tenn
Capt. y Dou st.ifyi tas.lt .. T. Hrw-.l, ~ y y.
H. y y F,rG.r 81 y y far'.F A.trwfofi. llh Penn.
C.r X " E-ff IS Perm L. j. ~ Bieis A.. ). c1iored
IT, tIror-, tfrnrh 81 y Y IL: H. May I? T. ;. iLf ".
II "a 4 II gnris ~ IA. Tt a Chicne-,~r IN. Y a. A.
I.gol D. A. Walker A. A. o.. IL &. Bulnrd, N VIC 1nsH.
"a cor, 1t A. fitch. IL Maine.
H. Col III atrony itl y Y 1t 81 iilll.th - V. Vols
a. Au,.in wlssAl 4. :. C. L. J. H. Norris 100 Psnr
Col r. 7. ah-inIsa "a H. H.. NJ. = murray, isO Penn
IT 7 ~. askemsn ~. v. AZ. a. Wsth. BsTdso slap
Chaplain Io.ePh Llttle, s Va shoot~rs
Z, DR. col! "a H. : infantry L., j. Mckhfsiot H. C. 4.
IL r igorn Mass H. ( It. = M.Curnutnss n c cav.
l., J. J. Fmrf.on IiUsL IT, n. Woi.r n c. cav.
H. j. &. Hiia, 10 {. y l. teul u S"sgtsye. = sc.
1t j. II. Sell sN. L. esyrlry.iL T. d. GcTe Il y. I. cav
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Rebel Bepalsc nesr CumberlsnA Gap.
CLARxsyrtIR, OCT 9. 1854.

Gen. Lyon, with force estimated at from
1000 TO 1000 men, attached HopkinUlIls 81 O'Clock
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SIMMONS

Nerritory of Idallo County of Boise-ss III the Dis
Il trict Court Second judicial District w Terry and
ban WEIGH, VS.. A. N. Ranger ct al 10 A. N. Ranger
| ct ais
In the name Of the people of the United States in til
Territory OF Idaho you are hereby notified that there
now on file in the Office of the clerk of the District Co
OF the Second Judicial District Osaid territory in Ida
City, Boise county, the complaint Of W. Terry and
ech claiming Of and from you, the Of eighteen
hundred and Sixty-seven and 76-1O0 dollars
balance due on certain Promissory note dated Sep
24t 1865 payable eight months after date and praying
the honorable court for the foreclosure Of the mort
gage mentioned in plaintiff complaint and for decree
directing the sale Of the property therein described to-
w.t. Being that certain town lot situate on the north
east corner formed by the junction Of Washington and
third streets fronting Washington street in the town
OF CeRterVille Boise county, J. A. being twenty feet
'front.' and extending back eighty etand that the pf0
ceeds Of such sale be applied to the payment of the
amount Of PLAINTIFF g claim with interest and costs and
that unless you appear and answer said complaint within
twenty days after the service hereof-if served within
Boise county within thirty days if served of said
county; but within said Judicial District and within
forty days if served Of said of the
day Of servcedeault viii be entered against you and
the Plaintiffs will apply to said court for the relief
prayedfor in their said complaint ge =
In testimony whereof l. John G. Henley Clerk Of said
District Court have hereRuo set my hand aud affixed the
81 Seal or said court at Idaho city, this 9th day Of
September, Al 1864. JOHN C.HENEEY
By JONAS W. Brown. Deputy -
Published by order Of Court. n5l<S&
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[BelsE NEWS
TAX fkND LICENSE PAYERS,
NOTICE.

INTERNATIONAL AND COUNTY. LICENs
i :. now due win be collected Immediately. an
parties owing such licences are hereby notifs
that the Law in relation to their collection will
enforced with the utmost vigor. Territorial (
County Taxes, due on real and personal proper
the law complied with to the letter; and ali stSl
taxes not paid before the End Monday in NOvenh
Der, will be collected by levy and sale. with costs
s. PINKHAM. Sheriff
and Ex-OfFicio Tax Collector of Boise Co.,, 7.
[v2n4w4l
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TaE Oregon Legislature las sdjourned.]
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sHERIFFE,s 81. e..

| Territory of Idaho, County of Boise IS.
ID 7 virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis
II Dtrict Court of the I'd Judicial District Of
Idaho Territory, and to me directed and delivered
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, in tayol
of M.NewhOu>e and Nathan Scheeline and agains
John Priestly, RObt. Burdess and Robert PheelaI
fSEs sum of five hundred fifty dollars, with il
tereSt thereon at the rate of ten per cent per an
/ hhfn from the 26th day of July, 1864, togethl
with costs of suit, taxed at ittyfourand thirty-6It
one hundredths dollars. | have geizl
all the right, title and interest which t
said John Priestly, Robert Burdess al
Robert Pheelan had on the 26th day of July, Isl
of, in and to the following described proper
which shall expose to sale, at public auction
the law directs, at the premises. to the high
bidder, for cash, on the Sd day of OctG "a
1861, at o'clock p. m, to satisfy said judgn
A11l costs, and aceruing costs, to7Wit III a
fonrths OF a water ditch now used by Priest
a Heading from. Moore's creek and tapping
creek nearly opposite the head OF Christie's dis-
also fumt leading from said ditch, with hydr d
ic hose and pipe attached; also three claims Oh
the west side of Grub Gulch, commencing at
Moore creek and running in southerly direction;
also three claims on the east side Of said Grub
Gulch, commencing at said Moore's creek, and
running in the same southerly direction; also an
unfinished ditch, leading from Bolsters GuIch !;
also lot ofsluices used on said mining claims.
S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise Co.
%. LIMITING, Under Sheriff. ess
Dated September 5th, 1864. v2n4 I'd.
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday.
Oct. 10th, '64, same hour and place.
.sI S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise Co.
ByO. Il. Waiting, Under Sheriff
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Summons.
Territory cada,g q Ct B Idaho, 5 80 cts.

Fec' country q f B 5aseo g R sss st
In the PROBATE Court of Boise County, /. T.
D. p. Fouts & James Taylor VS.. S. n. Smith n
Dob Robert Strother
To S. H. Smith and RobertStrother
II N the name Of the People of the United States
i. in the Territory OF Idaho, You are hereby
notified that there is now file in the Office of the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho
Territory. the complaint of D. p. Fouts and Jas
Taylor, claiming of and from you the snm of four
teen hundred and twenty-one and 1900 dollars
on an account for work ard labor done and PER-
formed for You on certain mining ground. and
praying this honorable court for the enforcement
of the mechanics lien set forth in planting com.
plant, and for decree directing the sale of the
property therein described, and that the proceeds
Of said sale be applied to the payment of said sum
OF $l42l III and cests OF suit and that unless
you appear and answer to said complaint within
twenty days after the service hereof, if served
within this comfy, and if served out of the eoups
ty but within this district-thirty days, and if
served beyond the limits Of either the county or
disrict-thcn within forty days after the services
hereof, exclusive Of the day of servce,-default
will be entered against you and the SAID plaintiffs
will apply to our said court for the relief prayed
for in their said complaint. In testimony whereof
l, Jonas W. Brown. Clerk of said P.Obate Court.
have hereunto set my hand and affixed
IL. ST. the seal OF said court at Idaho Civ thi4
9Th day Of October, A. d. 1864.
ST. By order Of Court.
JONAS w. BROWN, Clerk.
Eff GRAY. Atty for Plffs. y2n4w4
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Lien Notice.

In the Probate Court, Boise Co., Idaho Terry.
D. P. FOuts James Taylor VS.. S. ii. Smith,
Robert SLrother. ~
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons a.s.6
IN or claiming liens on the mining ng Ound
known as Smith d Strother's claims, = lIfSch is
situated about one hundred and fifty yards below
the first bridge, from Idaho City, in said county.
on the tolltroad to Boise City and which is bonn
ded on the northwest by Moore's creek, lying four
hundred feet along said creek, and runs back the
same width to the hill at right angles with the
creek including creek and bar ground within said
dimensions for further description, OH the oppo-
site side of the creek from this ground and living
northwest from il, are the Last Chance claims or
upon the ditch or the race connected Herewith -
or upon tie said mining ground, or any of the
rights Or appurtenanees thereunto belonging to
be and appear in the said Probate Court on the
fourth Monday in January, 1866, and during the
January term of said court for 1865, and then and
there exhibit the proofs of said liens.
v2n4wS E. Fl. GRAY, Atty for Plfs.
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THE New YoRK NEws.-Our readers win

The New YoRK NEws.-0nr readers will
remember that some time ago the telegraph
informed US thatsthe New York News would
not support NJ cClellan; etc. The News has at
length come to hand and speaks for itself:s,
The nominee aof Chicago Convention for
the Presidency is not the candidate of our
preferences but, standing upon the platform
upon which he has been nominated, and be-
ing the recognized standard bearer of the
Democracy, be is entitled to and willlreceive
our earnest support. George B. Mcclellan
has done much that We cannot and will not
attempt to excuse but as between George B.
Mcclellan and Abraham I.incoln no Demo-
crat can hesitate. All who believe
that this is a white mans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
white men shall rule it, and that white man.
no matter how poor or low his condition, if
ne lead moral life, is as good as any negro
IN the land, will vete for Mcclellan and Pen
dleton, on the white mans ticket.
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a9IT isreportedi on good authority, that du-
ring Secretary Fessenden's recent visit to this
city, Mr.. Greeley told him ia plain terms that
the warmust stop soon, and that any further
increase of the public debt would eDdanger
its paymentiby the country.-[N. Y. Round
Table 4sss4 Is gf..-.@s-s
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SENTENCED TO 10 YEaRs IMPRIsoNMENr.-
The trial of Geo. H. Porter, for the nurde,
of A. Highlander, was concluded at Vancouver
on Thursday last. The jury found him gull.
y OF murder IN the second degree, and he was
accordinly sentenced by Judge Wyche, to Is
years Imprisonment. There being nc peni-
tertiary in this Territory, Porter was brought
BACK here on Thursday evening to be lodged
ia the county Jail, in accordance with an ar
range ment Taade with the Territory for keep
ing Territorial prisoners in the couuties in
which their crimes are committed Walla
,Walla Statesman. 70 g 4