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, 1864-11-11
Money Market.
New York Gold Quotations ............... 1850
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. ...........4 .45

CHANGE OF BAsE.-It is matter for
sincere graduation to the citizens in the vi
cinity of the corner of Main and Third
streets in this city that shootingers have
"changed base" and gone farther down the
street. Iron-clad fronts are now no longer
talked of in our neighborhood, and we OBJ
serve that mine host" Hartman of the Ori-
entail, has "caught up the feeling of secu-
rity, and, following our example, contents
himself with merely covering his domicil
with coat of weatherboarding. The down
towners, however, arc not in such state of
ecstacy, and complain as loudly as the up
town folks used to, that it is by no means
pleasant to rush frantically out doors to see
who's shootn' and to be brought up stan
ding by the sight of the muzzles of six
shooters pointing directly at their faces, COM
pelling them to skeedaddle back into their
houses, ocomoted more rapidly by the sensa-
ton of fright and the disposition to obs erve
the first law of nature" than they were
by the curiosity that drew them out amid
the flying bullets In fact, some of them are
actually "savagerous" and positively assert
that they I" would as lief be killed outright
as skeert to death p and then as earnestly
express the hope that the next scallawag
who attempts so barbarous homicide"
upon them may be chung niger than Ha-
man ~
The last afray of this kind occurred at
the lower end of Main street, on Friday last
two brothers and one or two attorneys
being the actors-from difficulties growing
out of law suit. 1t so happened that no
one was shot, though some five or six shots
were fired, and the balls ranged up street
and down street. amid the crowds of people
passing; some ofthem lodged in the sides of
bulldogs, and one struck the bed of wagon
which was standing in the street, and came
near sending poor immigrant upon much
longer journey than that which he had just
performed. Persons who witnessed the af-
fray, from behind doors and fences, say that
e some of the combatants, together with
number of non-conJatants (because they
had no pistols retired from the field badly
demoralzed and terribly frightened and took
refuge from the shower of bu let's in lig-
cry stable near the battle ground. His
Honor, Judge Opt, who seems peculiarly
unfortunate in this regard, happened along
accompanying legal friend to dinner) just
as the firing began, and for the moment, at
least, forgot the smoking viands waiting up
on the table at Taylors, and Changed base"
from Main to Alder street, making the cir
cult to the hotel, according to the testimony
of F-o, at pace quite unlike that exhibited
by an elephant when crossing bridge.
Marshal Seitel arrived promptly on the
ground, and by the persuasive eloquence of
his revolvers succeeded in disarming and ar
resting the combatants, whom he marched
up to Esq. Horizons office. Upon examin-
ination, there seemed, as usual, to be many
extenuating circumstances, and one of
the brothers, who appeared to be the aggres-
sor, was bound over in the sum of one thou
sand dollars to keep the peace
, 1864-11-11
Notice.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
pointed Referee and Receiver by the Hon. Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial District, w. T., in
the case Of Edward She'll Plaintiff, aud l.. S. Rog
ers defendant and said defendant and all those act
ing by his authority, under him. about or con
cerning the Sash and Door Factory, on Lots ], 2, B.
T., having been enioined by said Court from using
said Factory or its appurtenances from collecting
any monies due or to become due for work done on
said Factory or for lumber sold thereat Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted for work
done or for lumber sold at said establishment no
tilted to pay the same to the undersigned, and to
one else E. W. CHITTENDEN,
Referee and Receiver.
Walla WaIla October rs. 1864. AVA
, 1864-11-11
ARARE CHANCE /!

40 Acres of Land for sale.
Z HEREBY OFFER FORTY ACRES OF TIE
L very best Of Garden Land, situated one quar-
ter of mile south east of Walla Walla, in lots to
& Guichard. JOHN SINGLETON.
Walla Walla, Oct. 81, 1864. 4f
, 1864-11-11

GONG UP-The price of shooting in
this city, it will be seen, is going up. For
shooting at man now, frightening the
Judge and everybody else in range included,
the market value is $1,000.
, 1864-11-11
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@@ @SHRUBBER II. &c.
Over 100000
Sherin,s Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY OF WAIIA WATIA

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. %
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, issued
ID out Of the District Court of the First Judicial
District and to me directed in the case of Ed ward
She'll 0s. L. Spencer Rodgers, commanding me to
sell at public auction the following described prop
and four (4 in Block L, in the city of Walla Walla
shown by the plats of said city, county of Walla
Walla, Washington Territory, together with the
sash and door factory buildings thereon, machinery
and fixtures thereon the water ditch and water
furne leading thereto and the waterpower and priv
ileges to said property, I will, on
Wednesday, the 3Oth day of November, 1864.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. m of said day offer the said above described real
and personal property for sale, public auction to
the highest bidder therefor for cash. lawful mon
ey of the United States The sale win take place on
the premises w. S. GILLIAN, Sheriff,
Oct. %, 1864. 45w5 Walla Walla Co.
, 1864-11-11
Well Worth the Rea ding.

Housekeepers if you wish to Get Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths Mattings, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings, Table Covers, and all articles in the Carpet
line at Eastern Prices, call where you find the
largest and best stock in the country-Whoesale and
Retail. WALTER BROS,
Front street, opposite Vaughn's Wharf.
Oct q, 1864. 4jtD Portland, Oregon.
, 1864-11-11
Excelsior. Mil.
Ranche for sale.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS RANCHE
i for sale at a bargain, f"pplied for soon. Said
kuche is situated 81 miles east OF the city Of Walla
Walla, adjoining CHARLES Russelns place contains
l6O.Acres of Good Land for farming purposes /;
is well cBlcated tor a home. and in healthy loca-
ton 1t has on it "A House containing 5 rooms,
a Barn and GTanary 26X32, and all other nee
essary out-buidings. The land is enclosed with
good fences and is well watered. I will take some
stock in part payment, if required. Title perfect as
have entered the land. For terms and particulars
inquire at this office, or Of the subscriber on the
premises. VIM. IL. BABCOCK.
Walla Walla, Sept 30, 1864. AVA
, 1864-11-11
Masonic.

WAILA WAL1A LODGE No. 7, A. F. and A. NJ.
holds its regular meetings the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month. Brothers in good stand
ing are invited to attend. By order Of W.M
, 1864-11-11
EstraV Notice.

HYAKEN UP by the subscriber, living on Mr. J.
L F. AT bott's farm q miles southeast the city
OF Walla Walla, light bay Mare Colt, with dark
name and tail and legs dark up to the knee joint;
small white spot on the forehead, and about one
and half years old. The owner can have the colt
by calling at the residence of the undersigned, prov
ing property and paying charges.
CHARLES W. FLOWERS.
Walla Walla. Oct. 2S, 1854. 45w4.
, 1864-11-11
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

I HAVE made arrangements with San Francisco
i Importers by which am enabled TO furnish
Theshing Machines.
ReapeTs,
Mowers, &c. at Portland Prices.
Those in want Of Machines for the coming harvess
are requested to make early application to
Apr9, 1854. J. c. lSAACe4
, 1864-11-11
FOr Sale.

CHARLES HOTEL, on Summit Prairie, in
~ the Blue Mountains, % miles from Walls Walla,
together with a lot of Hay and Grain, Wines Liquors
and provisions is hereby offered for sale. Terms
liberal. For particulars inquire at
CHARLES HOTEL.
Oct %, l864tf Blue Mountains.
, 1864-11-11
General Regulations;

From the day ofentrance to the Vacation, in July
next, no absence Will be allowed except in of
serious Illness. No pupil will be admitted for a
shorter period than quarter, and deduction will
be made for time lost quarter not completed,
Pupils will be received at any time during the year,
Institution. Visits are confined TO Thursdays and
can only be made by parents and guardians, per-
sons authorized by them. All letters subject to
the inspection of the SuperiOress. For sake Of uni
formity and order all the pupils viii attend the re-
ligiOus exercises of the establishment.
For clothing, books. other wants of students no
advances will be made by the Institution. To meet
such expenses, a sufficient sum must be deposited
with the Treasurer Prepayment will invariably be
demanded at the commencement Of each quarter.
Each pupil will furnish three pairs sheets, three.
pillow cases six towels, and one white counterpane
Walla Wala July 30, 1864
, 1864-11-11
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

DR. L. c. KINNEY respectfully announces to
j the public that he has just completed a pr
Hospital at his residence, half mile south
east Of town. and is prepared to receive patients and
treat their diseases. All who place themselves
der his charge will receive the most unremtting at
tention. The Hospital is provided with the usual
of such institutions
Walla Walla, Oct D. 1864. 45w4
, 1864-11-11
Notice TO Settlers.
STORAGE.

GOODS AND GRAIN
VNTILL BE STORED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
wv on reasonable terms, at his New Ware
House, corner Of Alder and Third streets.
oct 2l 1864. 45tf S. .LINKTON.
, 1864-11-11
FOURTH DAY.

The horses entered for the Citizens Purse,
were, 'Muckle George" owned by O Cared
, 1864-11-11
A. FRANK and N. wERTHETMER,

TTAVE FORMED A CO-PARTNERSH TO DO
IL business in the General Merchandise line, at
the old stand of A. Frank,
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HOurss sCAEARRHaadaverts Consumption
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MORNING. LEADER.
Negro Troops.


We commend the following sensible
statement Of an eyewitness, taken from
the Boston Transcript to those who are
disturbed at tbe rebel Copperhesd sneers
over the disaster at Petersburg, and COM
mend them to recall in this connection the
recent dispatches announcing the relief of
the heroic garrison at Dalton through the
gallantry of the l4th United States colorsd
troops who, it is stated, ''charged the rebels
with an impetus that was irresistible, so
that the latter "6ed in confusion"
BRAVERY OF THE coLoRED TROOPS.
AS some Gopperhead papers seem in
clined to saddle the late repulse at Peters
burg on to the colored troops, who las Fort
Wagner and Port Hudson) formed the
storming party, we are enabled to give
some interesting facts on this point from
private letter of an officer who was in the
conflict;
:" In regard to the bravery of the color
ed troops, although have been in upwards
Of twenty battles, never saw so many
cases of gallantry. The crater where we
were halted was a perfect slaughter-pen.
Had not some one blundered,' but moved
US up at daylight, instead of 8 o'clock, we
should have been crowned with success, in
stead of being cut to pieces by a terrific
enflRding fire, and finally forced from the
field in panic. We had no trouble in
rallying the troops and moving them into
the rihe-pits, and in one hour after the
rout, had nearly as many men together
as were left unhurt.
al was never under such terrific fire.
and can hardly realize how anv escaped
alive. Our loss was heavy; in the 18th
Colored, for instance, commanded by Lieut..
Col. Russell Ia Bostonian), we lost seven
officers out of eleven, and 81 men out of
224, and the Colonel himself was knocked
over enseless for few minutes by a slight
wound in the head; both his color sar-
geants and all his color guard were killed.
Col. Bross, of the 29th, was killed outright,
and nearly every one of his officers hit.
This was nearly equal to Bunker Hill.
Col. Ross, of the 3lst, lost his leg. The
28th, 18th and 3oth Colored all charged
over the works; climbing up an earth
work six feet high, then down into ditch
and up on the other side, all the time un-
der the severest fire in front and flank.
Not being supported, of course the storm
ing party fell back. I have seen white
troops run faster than these darkeys did,
wnen in not half SO tight place. Our
brigade lost but thirty-six prisoners, all cut
off after leaving the crater. Ny faith in
colored troops is not abated one jot"-
Louisville Press.
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sOmething about GeOrae PendIeton

Mr.. Pendleton, the Copperhead candi-
date for Vice President, sought to render
the Executive powerless on the apprehen-
sion of the three Baltimore Police Commits
sioners, by resolution introduced into the
House of Representatives, December 10th.
1861, declaring that the habeas corpus
could onl y be suspended by Congress, etc.
The resolution was laid on the table-yeas
lOs; nays, &c; the mover and Vallandig-
ham being among the latter. Another
elogging resolution by him was tabled De-
cember Is, 1861. February 29, 1862, he
introduced a resolution declaring Vallan-
dighsm's arrest unconstitutional. The
House rejected it-yeas, Al; nays, H..
July 81, 1861, he offered a resolution on
State Equality and Emancipation-ruled
out Of order by the speaker. Mr.. Pendle-
toms efforts in Congress were not con-
spicuous, but always in the Secession in
terest.
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a0YHS or ruzn EPEOfFIC PIGE

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GtGthiug.
THE POET ON A TRAIN ;

nm fObI ON A TRAIN;
THE B0MAECE OF THE RAILROAD.
Iy the author of q The Fair Inez, "The Priuosgy
WalesB 'Ihe Ghost Hunters" &C.
tooETBUED.)
CHAPTER IX.-THE KISS - TIE DAKn.4
After EaiNlg ~ hong hours,
And WidtSoEnRg almoat dead -
hews came Inst track was mendsd
and the train soon went ahead.
soon we passed place called Johnstowag
Filled with iron foundries,
Whore the people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came TO great tunnel;I
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark as midnight
Quick from her stole kiss
''Oh, she cried, the people shouted,
And, before we reached the light
was peering through the window
In my seat again All right.
After passing tho great tunnel,
To place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain TOP,
And CFesson Is its name;
Many people in tho summer
To tins pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cooling waters
and It's pure, fresh mountain AfR
At Altoona we took breakfast
1t was one o'clock or moro;
such lot Of hungry mOrtab
l ne'r laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the tsbla
In short time did disappear;
And they ali shOSting wildly
quickly bring moro breahl--: hare.''
Notice to Drafted Men and othersi n the serVieoo
Uncle sam, and all in want Of Rubber Blankets
hnDDer Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and Flame
shirts, Military Clothing of eny and every dec
orPtion, Fine Clothing for Spring and Sunnld
wear. We have now the largest stock in the city
which we viii sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Mschines, Storr's Automaton Prossmsn,
and strongi5 Patent Army Bed-Trunk
Corner Superior and Union-Bts
- Look out for the Gisuta-Gu nayi
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Optical.

Practical and Scientific opticisn, keeps the large
assortment of Optical Instruments in tie city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having been extern
lively patronised, he has the confidence thatu
present stock will warrant the continuance of pu
lie favors. All his spectsces of the best qust
Of crystal glasses ground under his own inspection
in all curing weakness, dizziness, and impart
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing. Ar
ti1cial eyes inserted without pain.
0FFICE-l30 Superior-st., first door from the en-
trance to the American Hotel
81 Beware of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent. july24
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Winchester's IHypOphOsphltes.
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL -INF.LR MAR Y

DR. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
II at the old established place, No. II Mathews
Block, south side of the Public square, Oeyeland, %
physician in Cleveland treating the following diseases
namslys scTofulH, Cancers, fum9rs, Elst9la, Asth-
ma, Bronchial and Lung diseases, rheumatism ,Ague
and Fever, Seminal Weakness, and all diseases pecu-
liar to Females Leuc9rrhoea or Whites, Suppression
Of the HenBes, Painful MenstruatiOn, Inflammation
and liberation Of the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus
Falling Of the Womb. All diseases OF the blood and
skin entirely removed from the system. All diseases
Of the organs Of generation Of male female OF what
name nature, treated in careful, thorough
and judicious manner, pointed out by long expert
-aS- Low prices and quick cures, Recent cases cur
Cd in nam three to eight days. An syphitic and ner
ourial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUhIER Is constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated By other
physicians from one TO three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply 70 DR.. Hunter immediately either In person or
by letter he never fails TO cure. His remedies
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
ia the United States.
Patients Of either sex living at distance, by stat
ng their diseases in writing giving all the symptoms,
obtain medicines with directions for use, by sd
and uClosing zee.
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scrupies in asserting that whatever he
dertses in his speciality, he will most certainly per-
form. No matter hsw hopeless may be the oase-whe-
ther from extreme debility and prostration of the
system, or from unsuccessful treatment Of emprics
ly been UNDER, from the falAe delcacy that many
of my patients tell kept thsnsrom early appf-
cation to me- or the no loss fatal ideas Of overcoming
the disease by the advancement of age and strictly
moral mind for they, one and all, make the case
worse and Il II . an early from the cause Of be-
ing entirely local. IL Affects the entire animal eeono-
my and then requires general well as local treat
ment, (which Or. Hunter is happy to be able TO say
that thorough Hgation, and great improvement
10 the treatment Of private and delicate diseases OF
both sexes, OF however long duration, Yield to his
mode Of treatment, II tho unfortunate value life and
health they should be sure and call on physician o.
age and experience.
AaB- No charge for sdvioe. The Doctors Office Ii
constantly thronged with uatiepts from all parts ci
tho country.
Dr. Huntsr the only agent in the United States FOL
n. B.-The genuine Vichois' Female Italian Pilll
cannot be found st any other place IN the Uutted
States except at Dr.. Hunters Inhrmary, Cleveland
Ohie.i
DR.. Hunter hash his possession numerous esrtif
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
tiepts have rendered him, and have kindly permitteC
him 70 exhibit 20 those desiFOus of his services.
80 once hour frCla A. Z. 70 ?. Il OctlbdAa
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l. t'I know Of no remedy in the whole Materia Medi-
ca equal to your Specific Pill in Seminal or Urinary
Weaknesses. ."-Adolph Behre, II. D., Prof of Organ
ic Chemistry and Physiology, n. Y.
PERSONAL OPINIoNs-tMr Winchester il worthy
of all confidence, and devOtes himself enthusasioal-
y 70 these preparations. ID. Meredith Reese N. D.
LII D.. American Medical Gazette, n. Y.
''I have personal knowledge of Mr.. Winchester 3
honesty and integrity; and / assure the profess
sion and the public that his preparations bs
lied on. n."-Jss. B. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist, N. Y,