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'AnduSky; Dayton and CINCINNATI K. /,

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n and alter November 10, lsLJ, anu ,nDi n..,.
notice, Pasaenger aud Freight 1nlD. '"i.'a
DAlIoN, going north, NJ follows; '"''
Q.In a.. M: Through Freight aud Auun.
OstO with Passenger Car attached.
lll.'lD A.. 81. Mail TRAIN iur hpnurbolt r.t.
lUsOU Urbana, baliaiouLunG, FGr.ss N.uu'huu,
S'huusky, connecting Ht Springfield wIh ~ "i'd
london hhd Columbus, arm wing IN ColulnI,,., a"h 90
VI ~ ufiAnh WIN Train Tor GOlulnbus. NJ ." y
Lfaih on llilabufB, ~, Wayne a OhisMeD AZ y WI
MAST arriving IA Urestliue ut b4b ht MN 49,, k""4
s:S9 "a lni ~ Clyde with rruh on ulutslu.I ~ N,t''h"s ~
\. ~ sohk khst, arriving IN CLEVELAND at - "'n"
uuhhitk ~ SiSoA "a, aiId Duihalo NJ b.au /. ~, ~
noat1 ar1Flnklu Toledo VI 1910 a III, D,ltnn !, e.Ht
m' Shlohko ~ lVijU n M, and buIuu4kv "A Ia" =" .
k.I AZ. nlsht kAprcss tor sprtnrh.tI ~
OsAA ahd boH"luiihht, CONNECTING M ~ .'uHhh
drNG going EaHt gu l1ualairR, ~. WAYNE AMI ieet h'ih
""'ui arriving u GicHlliLu NJ J.i3 ~ M. lutsi,, Nin'NhN
~ uoihB NtHl, with 1fain ArntInr m M ~ y 40
y M ana Chicago ~ lO,iU u ~, ~ Ci,.a ~ uAynnh
on uloNeihhd and lUlodu Il. x. arriving IN 1'uu itain
s.9"h NJ O"hkifh al i.Ou p IA and hiib,ln Al Slsonn'AiH al
I"S'lua sandusky HtTiGA IA. ""V y n,
7.(lE r Al. Huntsville Accommodate.
" Dayton on artiYI VI Inun urom ~ "s''ue
s"hhB oli igdiuld ~ b.5b % ~, Uuana Al 49, uA'''
iAiNliJ al ii.xd \ ~, hoLuiunlAn,, Al liz "a.
AMI Hlntil lilo al lg!l2A IN, iI|ol I al
in"ota wa mus Luho 10 al points hartt ..
~ Csh ~ iiaI " Tho 1VketO mro an IN, n ~, sou
-taahL W.. KING, Tiuk"t Agont. '""n Hep"
fhie hinaJh a. low az Is sbv out.,,a
VI 'n'VlilN''luh luihttyU tu HLIgIdAp br.,si'
HFP5 M The t~uinIsuJ n li.igII IA
1881 agent Is. kItE. en-. -" T.
W. ", OlArfi Oan. Ticket Agent.
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39cnslons.
49cnslons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor ut Law
N
aSOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON CITY. d. o.,
ARREARS OF PAY, B0UNTIEs, PENSIONS,

And all other CLAIMS bcforo Tho Executive Depart.
msnts AMI ia the Court Of Claims.
Refars to: Hone. II. n. Rice; N, y. Latham; NJ. \.
wilkinson, United States Senators; J n Black; Il. NJ.
Stanton, Secretary Of War; William Kellogg, schuyler
CollaX, J.. n. Fouke, Members Of OOngressi Colonel
q, W. kwlng, Of Indiana, and others.
The underslRnod desires 10 inform persons having
That ho Is prepared 10 prosecute their claims with
pfompthcsH ami on reasonable terms. Hts practical
Knowledge Of all thu details OF tho military service al
Tile United states, gives him great mcilitieh tor tho
speedy adjustment and collection Of eyoTy description
PENSIONS.
All personH who entered tho military service amer
March !, I 1851, and are disabled by SoundB OF disease
arr entitled TO pensions,
Widows Of aoliiorA who arO killed, or do heio q or
alter thor discharge, from wounds received, or Ills
eaae contract. d while Ia service, ara entitled TO pea
Bions.
II no widow, then tho %chilIron, under sixteen years
OF ago, are entitled tO pausiaus,
u n0 widow nor Ghililran, then tho mother. II wholly
orln part dependent nn decohsed for support.
II no mother, than the sisters at deesAsad, under
siHteen years Of ago. II wholly OF in part dependent
on deceased for support
X.
All enlisted mon who serve two years arc entitled ~
Bounty.
All WI, are discharged, by reason Of wounds re-.
colyod IN battle, are entitled to bounty.
Bnuuues and arrears nf pay duo deceased soldieTa
are paid as lOlloNsi first. 90 his widow; second, if no
widow, 10 his children.
II he died unmarried; frat, to fath0T; second, n M
father, To mOther; third, tfuO father nor mother, then
70 his hrothorS aud %HiHtcrH. ARREARS OF pay goes TO
the heirs JUSTUs I. MuTARTY.
JOHN II. ~sTOPPRLMAs, ESQ, nayion, Montpom.
cry county, Ohio, IN my authorized associate. hppli.
cations prepared mud fora hfded by him, will receive
PROMPT attention, osItdtf
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WphulNterp.
prnbisions.

Andrew Weingartner,
seAAA No. ~, Western Market IIoass,
Dealer In
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage,& Sc,
Always on hand, Of ehoios No, l stock. anisdsm
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$ A p o IL
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

w III makes high prces; Saponifer helps 10 10.
duce them. Itmakes sOaPi for FOur cents a pound
by using your kitchen grease.
81 OAUTLONi As spurious Lyes are offered
also, be careful and only Duy the Patented article
put up in Iron cans, all others being csuntsrfeits
PENNsHLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG CO.,
PhnAdsIphia-RO. q Walnut street.
PtttsburE-Pttt 81. and DuqusSnc Way.
nol7daw3m
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illinois Central Railroad.
M@MaR@sRgRGuHlbaa go

CHANGE on TMk.
aha aiieI dondAy, RoN6anbarI IN. ian p.
"' 10y" aaitoou and PanA, ss foliovt
n"ing North, iiIO y 10 and iI.Ga.
s"ihs south, lBO a ~ and slsI n r,"'
LkANh PAhA
uueek worth, 500 n IA aud \ 81 nm
H9'hS south, lliaU u Ia aud 4 AZ a.
""I W. q. JuhNsON, Den.
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A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residonce, with hneon
N acres 0f good land, lying one mile north Of LAY.
I'm, on the luldTroy road, Ia offered nj private sale.
There h a large and comfortable frame house, and
good outbnlldings, on tho land; nm orchard OF tino
gtaned apple, pear aud pehrh troas; n large asaort-
ment OF strawberry vinea, OF tho Wilson, New Albany
and Prolific varieties; also, about three acres Of young
cufrant bushes, Tor vino purposes, Any persons do.
Hitiug TO purchase are requested tOcRll and examine
the property & 7 them selves, ~ tho proprietor In con.
ideit that Il will benr inspection.
Also, ten and Il half acres ui umbered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near the old Troy road.
no2idawtf JAMES KNOOP
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r. o r. s A L r

OR EXCHANGE . o1HER PROPERTY n mod.
%eTn-bnilt brick house, with an acre Of ground. Tho
house contains elaVen largo rooms, with line pOrches,
good stable. carriage and wood houses, good cistefn
and we'll; also fine fTuit. All OF the premises arc in
good order, ana IL one Of tho best built houses IN tho
city, situated on Park street, IN the city Of dayton.
Also, for sale, six and one.third acres OF Hand, al.
joining the corporation OF Dayton, ienced IN aul ready
Tor cultivation, Aitnatod east OF The city.
lR21 ES n. DONALDSON,
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Special Notices.
q X II Il v .

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
from Nervous Debility, &c., against endangering
thelr health by patronising any Of the advertising
quAcks. You can fully recover by the methods used
by the adv ertiser, aud by hundreds Of others, and In
no other way. Read = letter which will send YOU
you will send mo a post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWARD n. TltAVER,
de29dawem Lock Boz, Boston, Mass.
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'A!EOH' AVnIa ana Columbus KhIlro.d

tImIEEr -
i ucLuur nom naStton TO- "a y. toiuinbHs. 1brtupu
,.,, ~, ,i lan rams G'at. ieavins I,,L.,
aud CsIII,hu, r'shl hApiess lsaIO a. M; T,' =, N'e
-. \, '' 'i,, ~ y ou'a Hhd Loudon. Acroin. ,"Sae 'ra'h.
Guiumhais. Ny ''''"h' hotWooa lAl Ton ntJ
u,a.b.t'n,S ~ Dayton, night uAprea. 4 tsa
preHs it' y. IA. ""n M" S'ngAnati ls1 "a
TnAus rtn 6t Cot,n,u
'ad tinh Dayton time, '"h'ehi 7 hiinutss Int
,Alnns ns = a. ve"ts "aa be had for MI Hasten ct,..
lnIi NuNS, li,Aui tgoht.
~ u. hOoDWA ~, Hunennt.,t
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Dayton aud Michigan Rallroad.

M aud altor Sunday, Nov 10, 1868, tram vi
~ iehV" Union Depot, sixth street, iOf 1Oiodu ma
all intornediRte points "a fniiUvhi
Toledo aud Chicago Mai NJ iO,OO n m.
lineage shd Detroit hight Express NJ 500 , n.
nol1 Il. h. nhOEhAKEk, SUPERINTENDENT
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A4Gnrp.
JAMEs y. DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

NO. 70 MAIN sf., OVER j. v. EDGARrS STORE.
OFFER my Beryces 10 tho citizens OF Dayton and
i the public ~ general as an agent TOR the buying,
selling and renting " Real Estate. My charges will
10 low, aud by prompt attention respectfully solicit a
share OF patronage "a my line Of business Liberal
advances win be made on property lett with mo for
sale, II required.
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baltimore and ohio RaiIroao.

~ ElA7 sisass asaaaauW5
nal ,Ss, NATlONAL ROUTL.-Trrmnal,.-1N 80
benwood aud TarLershnro oh the hssL, aud Whr,iins.
rcinis m 1h ~ Van wsiIosds, steamers. ac., fcr aud T.t ia"I
1hrsr mans H." 1 9o,lhn1st Hnd NorlhMsst'
Is.,a ~ ~ Ls ,ht only route to WaslInS,on ~.
ami I'D "si,''noIe NJ $50, T'4O and Iu,tv a II, ~. -
-. ~ Oh Sundays ~ 4:ID nuI ~ W AHd } OF
~ mn'lnngiou at 600, 7,io aud Al 80 a .. cub
Throushh s" /" o "tsdy at 100 aud 8 . N oniy. "' -"
va Washington Guy AtAn a,Ltlunnj y uah to proon, u
inI"ro t d%in nhai ace ~ low As by az, otts.
al MY OF Tho prhcipAl ItaiI5oa.I nSshu Oino hsllnaA4.
4; suLliNAR, Grn. Ws"1s n's,.
". SMITH. a. Soiai' Gen. liekstAgT
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for Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADmlNlSIhAIOhS SALE.
U7EE personal property belonging TO the estate OF
Il n. NJ. Ayrea, deSeaaed, consisting Of
Que Black Mare, One sorTel oelding,
One Carriage, one Troiung Buggy,
one spring Wagon, One one horse farm wagon
ono Cart, One Sleigh,
Harness, How, CultiVator, Harrow and other prop
rriy, will b. sold NJ public yendue, at the lata resi-
denca Of tht deceased, on Welt Or0ek Turnpike, one
milo wesi Of Dayton, on
SATURDAY, THE 0TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
Commencing at ton o'clock IN the forenoon, and will
continue non, day 20 day thereafter I'LL the properly
N all sold.
A credit OF nlno months will he gwen whom tho
amount purchased exceeds three dollars.
lAlhdAMla NEORNE z. HOYER, Admir-.
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go NJ z e

VIII understand what IN 10 10 the character OF the
EAPIaE. In addition TO carefully prepared mud sound
Democratic editorials aud Selections, II will be- lull OF
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or rus
Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HUBBARD & BROTHER,

uAT or TUE LOGAN COUNTY GAZETTE,
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Railroads.
Dayton a Western RalIrOad.
CHARGE OF TIME

an and after Monday next trains on me India
" Central will leave the Uhon nbpot, hlSth ntrot.
Al 800 n NJ aud 400 y m.
Returning, will arrive Rt ili0 n M ahd BOO D VA.
Tie 300 u IN, and 4i6np M, UGpiohs ttAhs LA
close connections 20 mi points M the Wet aud hoLi
and 800 y m trHu ~ Tie shortest and qtnckeVrruL
10 Chicago and the Northwest,
nut7 n. W. WOODWARD, Bnpcrinlopdent
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p II o = p IL q ~ u =
, 1864-06-24

BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT.-It is somewhere
related, that during the siege of a certain
city, beautiful little girl, fearless as inno-
cence, dressed in robe of pure white, wan
dered away from her home and was gather
ing flowers in the field between the two forts
In this position she attracted the attention
Of both armies. They watched her with an
interest which grew more and more intense
as she neared the fatal range of the rapidly
discharging guns. But the little girl went
singing on her way, needless of danger and
gathering and arranging her Aowers-a
bright peace angel in the midst of carnage
and death-now pausing to return the smile
Of some fragrant beauty, and again moving
forward till she stood upon the very top Of a
little knoll, in the exact range of the fatal
guns. Here she halted, and lifting her smil-
ing face, more redolent of beauty than the
flowers themselves, to the bright sunlight,
shook back her golden curls, and glancing
first upon one fort and then upon the oppo-
site, caroled one of her childish hymns,
learned at the shrine of maternal love. For
some moments she stood thus-heaven's seal
of truce between those hostile foes-and the
heavy guns ceased their boomings and were
silent 1t was not in the heart of even War
himself to deliberately aim at the guileless
heart She passed away in safety and the
work Of carnage was renewed.
, 1864-06-24
Sore Throat.
Cough.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROC
Desirable Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING OF 14OH ACRES OF LAND stu
~ ated 4 miles from the city of Walla Walla
about 70 acres of which is enclosed and under cul-
tvatOn; together with all of the farming utensils
consisting of Pows Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes
Rakes, Hay Forks Hoes, Spades and Iron tooth Har-
rows. Dwelling House, containing five rooms, with
good well Of water at the kitchen door, and creek
running within fifteen yards of the house. A few
peach trees and grape vines bearing fruit this season
and few apple trees that are four years old gra
nary 30 feet long by u feet wide; shed and stable
All the above property will sell cheap.
The title will guarantee, having paid for the land
and got my certificate. For further particulars in.
qulre OF G.. W. SHOEMAKER,
June II, 1864. tt on the premises.
, 1864-06-24

II. JIM, A. M. M. D., PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon-Graduate of the Imperial Medical In
stitute of China and formerly resident Surgeon of
the Imperial Hospital for men, women and children
in the City of Canton, China. The public may rest
assured that cases of disease and sickness committed
to his professional care whether in town or at dis
tanee in the country, shall receive his unremtting
attention, with every advantage that his skill and e
perence can Afford He returns his thanks to the
their former very liberal patronage. Office on Main
street, opposite Captain Jacks Empire Restaurant.
Office hours from A. NJ to II N. and from l P NJ to
P N.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me a call and try my medicines; then you can speak
for yourselves. TJunel7, 1868. 27m3
, 1864-06-24
PIeurisY Cured,

MADISON, IND. May 9th, 1859.
Messrs, A. L. Scovill & Co.-Gents This is tc
certify that have had severe attack of Pleurisy
The pain was severe, that it would, at times, al
most take my life Ny physician did but little fol
me; that is, what he did, gave me no relief. 1 com
menced using DIR. Motifs Liver Pills, also apply
ing the hot poutice to the part Effected as directed
perspraton, and the pain began to get better; and
by the useof two three doses of the Pills, found
myselfalmost entirely relieved of the attack. l am
consttutonally predisposed to this disease. have
always kept them on hand, and find them the very
best Pills in the world for that disease also as fam
lily medicine.
Yours, truly, SAMUEL PARKER
ssg- For sale by all Druggists
REDINGTON & co. Agents, 4lG' and 418 Front
street San Francisco. 26w2
, 1864-06-24

THE WESTERN EMIGRATIoN.-Th San
Francisco Bulletin, is convinced that "the
present year will show greater aggregate of
immigration than for several years preced-
ing. The continuance of the rebellion, the
deprecated paper currency of the East, and
the improved facilities for travel are all hav-
ing their effect. 1t now begins to be seen
also that while the positive value of the
precious metals remains unchanged, the rel
ative value is to be for years to come largely
increased To the young man who has no
capital save his own strong sinews, this is no
trivial incentive to emigration. With health
energy, and good habits, the mines and the
soil of the Pacific Slope present such induce
ments as nowhere exists in the Atlantic
States, and many will avail themselves of
them"
, 1864-06-24
Who would Suffer with Collie Pains when
they can be Immediately cured by
using DIR Bakers Pain Panaca2

MT. PLEASANT, Hamilton county, July "a, 1852.
DR. BAKER-Respected Frend.-I have been sub
jeot to cramps severe pains in my stomach and
bowels whenever am bilious, and am exposed to
cold and wet. Sometimes it seemed as if l could
hardly survive, thepan being great. was RECON-
mended to use your Pain Panacea, and accordingly
got bottle and commenced taking it internally,
and at the same time bathed my stomach and bowels
brisky with it for fifteen or twenty minutes which
cured me Of the pain at once have since kept it in
the house, and whenever am out in the cold or wet
I take a little oft. have consequently not had a
similar attack since commenced using it.
JESSIE KIRBY
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea for sale by all Druggists
REDINGTON & CO., Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. 28w2
, 1864-06-24

THE WIND MUsICIAN.-The wind is
a musician at birth We extend a silken
thread in the crevice of window, and the
wind finds it, and sighs over it, and goes up
and down the scale upon it, and poor Paga-
mini must go somewhere else for his honor,
for 10 the wind is performing with single
string
1t tries almost everything upon earth, to
see if there is music in it; it persuades a
tone out of the great ben in the tower,
when the sexton is at home and asleep; it
makes mournful harp of the giant pines,
and it does not disdain to try what sort of a
whistle can be made of the humbest chin
ney in the world. How it will play upon a
great tree, till every leaf thrills with the
note in it, and wind up che river that runs
at its base, for a sort of murmuring accom-
paniment
And what a melody it sings when it gives
a concert with full choir of the waves on
the sea, and performs an anthem between
the two worlds, that goes up, perhaps, to the
stars that love music the most and sang it
the first Then how fondly it haunts old
houses; moaning under the caves, sighing
in the halls, opening old doors without fin
gers, and singing measure of some sad,
old song, around the freless and deserted
hearth
, 1864-06-24

A correspondent writing to the Golden
Age from Pierce city, (Oro Fino) says:
"According to an estimate made by the
Assessor, the number of miners in this
county will not exceed five hundred souls.
This number is not sufficient to work even
those claims which are now amply supplied
with water. | have seen three men inquiring
for hands to-day-S5 so being offered per
day."
, 1864-06-24
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Friday Evening,
Money Market.

New York Gold Quotations, ..-..............l 1913
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. ........ .52%
, 1864-06-24
DRUGS & MEDICINES.


NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified, by the
Probate Court of Walla Walla county, Washington
Territory, as Administrator upon the estate Of Sam
uel Leonard, deceased late of said county and Ter
rtory, therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to come forward and make
immediate payment to me at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express Office in Walla Walla, and those having
claims rgainst said estate must present them, with
proper Vouchers within year from this date be
forever barred. E. l.. JAMES, Administrator.
March 19, 1864. 14m3
, 1864-06-24
Dissolution Notice.

DIssOIuJIOn NOtIce.
TENHE copartncrship heretofore existing under the
Il firm name and style Of A. RICH & CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. Rich withdraw
ing from the business and A. Frank assuming the IL
abilities.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested ITO
make immediate payment to A. Frank who is alone
authorized to settle the business and all persons hav
ing claims must present them to him.
RICH.
A. FRANK.
Walla Waa, juno 1864. jul7 24w4
, 1864-06-24
To the Farmers OF Walla Walla Valley

To the Farmers OF WaIla Walla Valley.
II HAVE receieed notice that HOMESTEADS can
4 not be taken up without appearing before the
Register or Receiver The Register writes (by last
eXpress) that as soon as they act under the
law, he will send me blanks and instructions. In
proof, read the following extract from bis letter;
REGIsTEE's OFFICE, VANCOUVER, w. T.
May II 1854
II. PARKER, Wala Walla-Dear Sir:-The law you
speak Of has passed but we are not officially ad
vised oft, ard cannot act under itPnf -, adj
Vlsed. WLen e.~, I -.;u promptly senu you
blanks, &c. Yours very truly,
j. NJ. FLETCHER, Register.
PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS can arrange with
me so as to complete their titles without going to
Vancouver H. PARKER, Land Agent
Walla Walla, May 81, 1864. 24w4
, 1864-06-24

CHANGED HANDs.-Frank's Hotel, in this city, has
changed hands. Frank Carped, who has Catered"
there and at the City Hotel for the past three years.
has sold out and gone to Boise. Messrs. Englander
& Hartman, of San Francisco, are the new proprie-
tors.
, 1864-06-24
Notice.

TAVING purchased the stand formerly occupied
L Il by MAYER & CO., we intend keeping full
and well selected stock of Clothing, Miners
Tools and Groceries. We would respectfully call
the attention of the ladies of Wala Walla and vi
cinity to our new assortment Of Dry Goods, con-
sistng Of the newest styles and patterns of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Head-dresses, &c.
l.. MAYER & co.
Waa Waa, April s, 1854. I76
, 1864-06-24
PATRCNIZE
PATRCNIZE .rrIi.str
LEAE r<EW FERRY. ui
TENHE UN EERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
A his new Swing Ferry across Snake river m

IEEE g<EW FERRY. .'a
FENHE UN NEERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
A his new Swing Ferry across Snake river 0.
At the Mouth of the PaIouse, .,'- 1
on the most direct and only really practicable WAC
ON ROAD from Walla Walla to to the Kootenai Co.
lumbia river or Beaver Head Mines or to Forts Ben
ton or Colville -t... ..
No pains or expense have been spared to make
this ferry safe, expeditions and convenient cross
ing for animals or vehicles fany description-supe-
ror to any ferry on the river and not surpassed by
any Of the kind on the cOastcapabe of crossing one
hundred animals per hour. - ..a..'g !. -
+t Parties travelling to KOotenai will find this much
W Of 9Ftest route, and excellent road, with plen
al short irtend good water and good campingplaces
Walla to the Ferry; "e OF ulstanres from Wala
From Walla Walla to
Dry creek Jo.......... .t.. .....,..,. 't-----
Touchet River to Observation-Disclosures 60
SprlnG Jo....-... ........ -.-... ......S "
Ferry. -..s.............l =
Making the total distance .-......... j. &c miles
The rates of ferriage are follows
For each horse and rider, ,.............$l 90 q
F" F" Packed ANIMAL ............. 100
90 ' Loose animal, ......... -. e. so
9" +" FOotman,.. -............. 5O '...
A liberal deduction will be made to pack trains.
H VIM. McWHlRK.
May 20, 1868. 28mS
, 1864-06-24

An English doctor recommends whiskey
as a certain cure for the asthma From
this, it is expected that all the old topers in
the country will hereafter drink simply to
cure their asthmatic ailments
, 1864-06-24
Administrators Notice,

Administrators Notice.
MTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Walla Walla county, Washington
Territory Administrator upon the estate of Daniel
j. Sckler, late Of said county and Territory decd
therefore, all persons having claims against said es
tate requested to present them to me- with proper
vouchers, to me at my residence in said county,
within one year from this date be forever barred
and all persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment to me.
MADISON J. SICKLER Administrator.
May 20, 1864 23m3
, 1864-06-24

New potatoes are becoming quite abund-
ant in our market
, 1864-06-24

ACCOUNTS from the Eagle Creek mines
(near Grand Ronde valley) are highly en-
couraging Some new claims have recently
been struck there which, it it is said, rival
any at Boise.
, 1864-06-24

1t is stated that Confederate flags were
hoisted in Victoria, June 4th, in honor of
the natal day of the Southern President, JEFF
ferson Davis. That town is said to be over
run with colored people and rebel sympathi-
Zers
, 1864-06-24
Notice.

Notice.
ENROM. AND AFTER THIS DATE the firm of
Il S. NJ. BLACK& CO., La Grande, will not be
responsible for any contracts agreements purchases
or sales unless made by one or more of the under
signed. S. NJ. BLACK
LaGrande, Oregon, JOHN +. BAKER.
June II, 1864 (27w4} R.H. MALLORY
, 1864-06-24

Mr.. Bancroft, of the Yakima Indian
Agency, has been removed and Rev, j. Fl.
Wilbur, of the Dalles, appointed Agent to
fill the vacancy.