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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-08
WAsHINGTON,
"A New Summer Residence to be Pro-
Vided for the President.
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The French Commander in Mexico Orders
the Restitution of Property Conveyed
Into That State by Rebels.
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Shsriaan's Forces on the Mexi-
can Frontier.
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Tho Rights Of NEGROES TO Give Evil
dence in Civil Courts.
~o~~o~~~-~- ~>~~~~--~--~
Return Of Secretary Seward to
Washington,
&C., g. &c.
Sherihan's Forces on the Mexi-
can Frontier.
W ..glvarox. August 2, 1865.

THE PRESIDE. : HEALTH.
Tho Presidents health seems % be fully restored He
gave aud ence to great nunher Of persons today and
applied himself to the trn.acion of such pressing
business as had accumulated during his illness.
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE Fox THE PRESIDENT DURING
THE SUMMER AID AUTUMN.
II will be seen from the following communication that
President Johnson longer be exposed TO the dan
gers Of continued residence the White House during
the hot weather The change proposed is most desira
Die one:-
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From Europe.
Pour Du,s' Later >c--

S,c.m.hi, NJ. VII ,.,. d, .,,t.,..,,, go.
,
~ @i'' anu 'h' f'iA ESi' arr vel yt''ei Jay WHO
'OIr d. s' laLr news
TIE I.,,.,. r,.,. I'D, t.,...t. n. OF, .....
- ~ ' ''
ih~ only yhut - Interest 'u frcaAeuiS L.h-
soma very laid message 10 t.in Iiaarp,intnou. oi
49,, .-,.,t..... ..t...t ..-.t.. , - .
~ WIN" '''''' ''' '''' "''
o"'vTc ~ deh'r'. Ia short TIE mcssas" Is chez
" remark ahle a. dcIaiil. that Qr Lincoln la .a
-, p.i,.. ,..f ...t..t..,
''' ~ I'''''''' ""'' ... 100
O-ei i0r ths IDn Tour yc,f-. Al We kn"" u that
be VII abide ~ tho '.p'at'orni" ut forth D., L..
-
"''"'' p''''''' " NV 'e'''"""' Nv "u7 '"''
sen u continue Ne war, and II @ill not cc,s' 800
lou.. - he h,, the ability 4, carry n.r s,v,u.
-, -,
" VS. "'"" MY '''' '"'' ''''"'-' '''' '''i'
is only on" p,iui which concerns TINS - pr .u
bis message dire nv. TIE o. solution o. a., - To-
eTal Government a. pls." an additional force OH tic
Lakes 10 not TO le coiuriu'c d %. So 'onE aS t'"
war lsHa II WI lee &c object ui the C'u'aIcf..,
:" make The hr'nsh froyin'c' the ta''" '.'r
knd al operahons Sainst their enemy. A. regards
tbo CansiiAp authorities, W. hope rui ehcye the,
VIII Lot la! h. isse measures t. prevent tier &C..
TRY h'ng msde tie 'ASa of incuriiong INT. re-
tnenIly state "a; and II - satisfactory 10 H"e that
hr. Lnoolu spmLi them 81 beng UNJUST AM
un'rlohdIy to"af To- Tie Republic. II b, rlsHu
guhO'Hu IN Llk", ont"r'u and Erie he can iup''r
Nose entcrpnH% ho VIII ohly ~ engaged IN Hu
9bJect IN watch The l'Iush authorities wal Re
pvuuu I" Ahsist MN bIt We sincerely trust tI'l
this lncrea@" OF iorDri' NOV meant r. lie p'rfa1
neh' Tor no measure has iecn more Rucc's..
IA man The common d.Har,n7nrni OF tu.
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Nry ioaa- d.. 2, 1~Gi.
The Ieil . % aa'.., 90 oil. ga uGrkos In 'lis
cit, DARING f'.r Is-,. .,t. f..t ... .,..
Be,ves 17-, g.. sa1 Awe, ~ v,als -;
sheep and l..u ,.ra lb l,Ni
week rlA,.. ., moro dullness and sur
name than hN- ..t 30 "a, ltt4D uIafS't stpCe or
last fciUrt 10 tlit. % v,ti Do, N'hCul' 10 pcab. !.
This IL - triluts'c fsr1ly a. The unfsvorAhie state ~
ut Ntrhel LafLis III pat wrck, hut more esitS-
ialv " ut pres ute ~ he halidNyt, ~h'ch hta
crowded Tie markets With poultry. ana time m1ie-
Italy clerE Ia ilcI tr-Gy. =. Ger have Mfci
from lU % - per iuy nd 81, ~ ~ hovC~,r rn4rh ny
the later ipifrr. lie enlSt price SOC hr,t-liae.
o.tus has na.ccd from q, 10 Ilc i-g pIGul. ~6is
tbo-e Of MEDIUM SuAtt h-ye ranged 1Un "a 70
i6c.
hilsl Cc-r.- Tterc ' hit Htti~ doing b. this
set- ~. irriAid han v-Iy AahL osius 20 The high
ptic3s hich FuJs. . luo,e iU.sS 70.
suod f4Jst4U me. MA, sy6hS
Veal Caves THIS mHrtet y very itue en-
sCc1unt 1f les A,.I,B demand. Prmc calves
fiilns At llalI, and common at iAs CAiskius,
19a2s.
Sh,sp.-This brunch Of the fuHgtet - literally
crowded and IrI,e- have ,brtCHuently suhcre! uA-
,eriai decline, Say one cent louud. Ptices fHnfo
froiu ~ % 4, pound Here .yl fheIo HfAe Va,
made at httle hi luI 4. IRE tua q g, Vt thrse -
ehetttionG. cas and only or rhoro steep lated ot
Chrit'uI1s
HogJ. This market n p-tlenicly quiet TO-DAY,
prices iansiug from L. 10 IA.
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.

NV Yor2, weincsiay, bee p, ls%4.
Not ,tAstGniiur the recent favorable iutllligsucs
from atmie., Esf! AMI Nost. general markets
still continue in very untettied coudi AID the
suspeuee In Inercantila circle. touching the iutus
coune Of affair, l,pcar' b Re gruwiug more and
inteuse. There seems 90 tea fear real or Ia.
aginary among all glasses Of bu-ucss men who re-.
oguile the piescut haya.dous condition Of tho NJ
tional finances, that We Gle TO plss Through some
disu rous ordeal before the commercial Interests u
the couutry sbsi l'iu t.,t uou satisfactory basis.
Hence thc ucNs from SHoiIIsn and Thomas created
but little iupies-iou 4iJu th- gold MARKET rn,slh 70
the surprise ~ tlos, Who sli clur 20 the notion h q
ever victory OF d,ost mlst necessarily create cor.
fcspoudius effect upon This commodity, AID @ho fore
ge' that thHte other struggle engaging tue natcn
shan those stcnlod s. lh tho smoke and roar Of tho
cannon, which, tNo.th silent. exert mighty infu-
ence upon 'hc succc.st,d termination Of the prcscu,
rel e hon In view o, mi and the iHct that Congress
hiss adjourned until the clc>s Of tn, holidays hopo
our reaicrs will posses their scuis in patience, and
trust III. present Congress for succ, ~iul solution
of a., great problem noa ptntirs.
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,Cn,'asd rro-> Fs,i Puoe.

iDsy have - brsveiy Won. We AIMS allow The
enetn'cs u The Repuo bic 70 Triumph n"s, when tbcy
are - nearly vanq,nshed, vben each succeesiys
AsaanIt " resiiis,,e snsJd iouhy 10 1ir
Ia Union, aud ~ s-strousv ~ That nj its shvef
ssr,o-. The var Tor rr Ire-c rvaiiO'I fn1n
oortunc uuH the l,.t cnauy u ne
nstnnsl supr~rnary shall b. sutsIuod In
the grrd tOutcsi winch the nation
Il tmh.ppv involved, NJ York has NOS
teen ehird hcr agi'' S.sts, ~ earned oGprpi ,nd
s'critocs. Shc viii no, tc now. de- ca-ne+iiS
invt the Ie ID u Ihs State Iocrrrcsc the ~ iost
oinse'lc" w f1mg the quot, winch may =. ae yr -
81 them under the call u uno Prc,,i .,eut believing
otu~cvcr b. be inspired ~ tie rnit loity s.iiii.
ns-uO Of T-tr'o Jsm which anm-t.l fAihors
~ iSuudiuC our frte institutions ~
VI continue to iui'aH thsaf bright
example VI courage. cudufauao and thfulnoss ~
and persevcre let there he raNy OF the peOpir
IL every g ~, village aud town Ls AL true pa
srios vie with ea>h other In efofW h. make ui the
numoors Which Uny y rqure't W Iat
~hsn the ibh day ~ February I-ige'.
COR quota algl h. completely hlloi, aud by
ni-r NO viii h. anxious nO' g. hyod
the dlshlr,r NJ = D. mn duty, but H. participate
10 he W GrAg II the Vrs,t sir1Yye which j. W r..
s'ili Ir setuinI y dnstiUar u his tr,yarumcat
upon foN iHston hrm ss truth AMI r.'h:co..l.
n,t4
H. witness whereof havc her,,InLo ~trfy hsni
AID ,ts'I Ne PRIV rM ~ hc -.ltc, 1t I'M
eity % Albany, tbs s-cinI DAY 81 JauuAry, 300
he ear ~ our LlII ono thoussDd 81 ht hundred
ALL a1ty-hvo
tS,gneiI REousN l.. fG.1os.
By lie Governor
n. Bg gyWAr
PriyAt- SccretArv.
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Army Of the Potomac.
The world 10 be Assonisscd.

cane IS. q e. Gays ago, declares TIA, tho Va.o Of
sdAiis tie rcbo army iDdioa.es carly offcpslvs
up.rstrus i1 enrne direction, the nature I'd which
IL unknown The mon Rro tH TIA, Go Loo 10
,io,t attempting the Initiation Il proros Which
e.
will ,nnyh IN" world. l.'oruAtiI1 irou Other
Vu- ~, ~ 10 ~. cilcrt ihat heavy c,nuo.Yi ~ hts
'"'u Fopt W. lately INu- our hir,4 ~ the iuur-
, atc ront II P,tcrshulv and R,huoud. Recent
rarcIytcs .r 'be TcLci Hines indicAic universal
tcmuioiiuu nlyuV them IL 10 thou ght that lse
has con nobd,ny fc,riprU cr'rU 18th towards
J.. Dcunurp 90 upp'~ 4hotppsi'- advance and to
Wilmington 81 prevent tie l4niirg o. our eIp ..
dition sllnst hat city.
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Monday. Ian. z.
WILMINGTON,
Rctarn OF BafAer's ssesmers--Porter
ssin PessinH Away" Al Ferx Fisber-
Rebci Report, Kfc.


tCorysSpondssc, Of the Su.
Porsye-s Monroe, Der 30 Ncar iy all the steam.
arr c,an.s-I,r tho portion II ,bo cxpcii,ios.ry
hefs under tho c,srnand ~ Mo- General Butler,
which saiLd from this port 5, vpral weeks since,
have returned In saioty, Notwithstanding tho 81
storm experienced along the c,S-i and while
,nohured 81 Wilmington. The Santiago dc Cul a
and Fort Jack, have bcon The only vessels Al.
taebed " the naval feet, which have get ar.
rived fruSn N Wilmington aud the latest ~ ',ces
received frum Admir,l Porter represent lin -
siN u'Jeting Fort Fisher to vigorous bonn
s.rmeni TIE Norfolk RbGIYE nf a. law contains
The allowing correspondence, ruin n Fort Fisher
dated tls 9Th ins.
ftr sirure n strc~vu with brot an hUs4a which
have teen wreck 81 in wsy and ,oothnr Thy
Ne sHtAered along the hnach from For fahsr "
kA~nA,~fo.
The North Carolina Slate wgts al Mssunburo
weae dtsJoyei h- fre las SAt'Hlay
hiniy Of the vessels have vy,lbtrswn FROM tbo .
waters and the Dotnlard uent may he aid 10 In We
CoIns " eDJ
FtlJn isoton, y e, Dee ~ 1854 Ire tederal
feet has disariearSi. Only the u,ual l1ck.dcr-
remain. General Br.sg reports thai wiki pr--oDt
meana ant dbbposrpun Of ioroos dAnp p-ed be
apprehended. Had roinforcements arrived sooner,
We nigh, hsve caps,ned many prisoners The
centre tire into Fort Fisher destroy Dg every house
and plOughing up the ground. Colonel Lamb Eut
garrison deserve much credit, well tIe luLlor
reserves. The enemy threw over many horses ~
the gallo and suffered much Cther wise rher, wss
spoth or ga = last might. The Alexandria has bcon
sslfcd at Nassau by order Vi the British Govern.
ment.
Two hundred ard Hay Of the "sor,h Carolina
Roerve-," captured BY Ma. Gen. Batter ia the
vicinity OF Fort Fisher, disembarked IRON the
steamship PSltc, yesterday afternoon, en- roui'
N Point Look ouL Nd. Tie condition Of these prs
oners exceedingly wrached, many OF then
being without blankets and overcoa,s. and IN sonC
csscs sloclcas and hati,as T"o thirds Of the mum
her bad not yet reached the az q, while the
maIpur thru o them ranged between the years OF
| ~ and 10.
! Forty-.cycn OH .ers arrived here Jew day,
since, N the steamer AIzro, from sort Royal, hav
ing made their cscspe from 'he ,ehd prisons IA
Columbia, S. G., by ribins the guard Of old mer
and boys placed over them Among these ofhcer'
- MAJOR 4. W. Mcdonald, 10Th ~.
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The Florida Case.


n. fan oi,dsn,. r, tnuy, l., the
NJ
siAuTe oil tue f'or'os III 'he haro"' VI DShA' ~ ''e
Unit.d States ptsamer Wachusett, has beeu pub
nah.d Tn. a,s, latter from secr,tn-y seward 10
-
mister "eou' SAb' NOV ll'h' lo"'' AiH"'nie''
the reception Of the news uf tho SEIZURE, and eI-
,....s ,,uI.,.,,,.s l., ,,,s,a.r the aubie,t ami
eAbIy Inc neA' le''ef II lrOh senior pHrU"<" No
s.lys, the representative of Brazil nj Wlshingtou,
ai.ri,,,h. ,,s II tho so,,,,,, rsa,ir.- Il. ver,J,.
-
upon the conduct OF MI Nil]1' 'hc S'''hsul
At bahia. aud Captain Collins Vi the Wschusett,
-, .,.,,.,. -, =. vt,,.,,,, = ,.,s,,,ol ,ti,.
s.sn - ~, itr.',',, :, ,,,,o,,rst'oraI 40 u
ea,r,,a. b ln,r,rt;,, ,r,ti',, e. ths .il,o1
49, a, 80 ,',yarnr.r, lrb. S..,.,.ry 81 s,ato
~ "a. r.,,, ds,ai ns..,n,er Sr,I co,ceies
~ 49,. I,,,,.,, a, al ~ o,t,,l.i ,,,r,,,
r., ,n 49, 90, he e,nt,,, 81 he I'nitai S,.,.s
s.r,,,,s, ia ,,,,.., A., ~. s.,yn-. ,iIi H., h, 40.
c,,Ssr'a ~ ,is .eI En1xn r.licv of "i.olousy
- $500, t,,,,,ysr,ior .nJ a. rI,,,s ron-' nte,f-,
- -, a. 80, -. f,,,,e,r' ,,a,',,s - No
,t-S,. .n,,,,,,'.s nj n. p,es,,i.,,t ,lis.vo,ys
49,. -.,-.. ,l,. ,,,C.,,.odj,, n. "A p,,ll Ue-,I So
- r,,tn a., Ii,s ~ -, bt,,, o., -, -, 80
= -, Ia ,,aI IS ,,,aI n, m. stt,,,,, A. a,
be sivlsel AMI solsat~i the captain. aud active
Tbe Aar az Brax viii receive mon,
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GENERAL. THOMAS.

Cincinnati Dee 81, lS5i.-1be CoANgpOlAI hHs'
spr.i,sl desraicL from Columbia. Tenn, wh'ca
sy.; 1t is thought that the hnlk q Hrod's army -
s,,l north u the Tennessee r.vcr. HDod hrst al
tempted TO strike the river at Decatur, but General
Granger occupied the place IN advance aud ho'd"d
him OF Al the ssmc time the guaboat came up
the river and comp.ucd him " abandon the point
near Florence, where he h.d ponsoons. Owing to
the had condition u the roads tho developments vi"
not he rapid.
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Saturday. Dec. 81.
GENERAL GRANGER.
The lvpcdi,iou Against Mobile.

Nse prlsiIl, D,e - EAT CAR, Dec. 80
Tse large exI"i ucu under Mayor q. neral GRANGE
.ludcd at P,s.s uls ou ,ho 9TH inst, aud pushed
rapidly IA t.wsris Noble. \ buoi l.. "a. h. ..,.
CURED rl the 18th mt, near Frsu.tl', Crr,s.
The r,tcls acre quickly routed Many n, yplc rc.
.ecsd at ihe SIGHT ~ cur forces. Tie Navy rpu-
Icr'd valuable as' HSnce a. the troops 90 Au..,u.,.
Tw9 uu-clld KUuhoats nave gone up ne P,uua,ou.
;. river th.ry mue-, and everything progr,s. 80
.ay0iauiy. SOUTHERN refugees Iarort but 5,OtU
mi.pSis NJ lulc, Lnl shat % strong linton souti.
ucut private lborc. Toe large reelection OF a tire
WAS ot-erycd mar Mobile o.. the 1914 n-t, al,r
Ioasd - be CAUSED 10y lho burning Of cotton
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tBy Iels1r1ph
The llcci Not TO be " ilhartwn

washington DEe SO-1ho'e IA IL probability o:
the naval iorce unuer Admiral Porter, a. So. anu
us their honaardner, of the deicncos u " II. s-
ton, uules directed Ivy toe Govcrumol,
J. u unu,rst,od that only the army IRA. l,rIs
have Withdrawn IRON Fort Fisher Tue nave. ,es-
,cls Will not discontinue ,'c alta K s. 5-ie. -
by tho government 70 go so.
Butler reuruol to his hon Qisrtrr, on tle Jyues
RIVER on Wednesday H. lett the and ',-au. 90
TIE Wilmington expeiit.o- ander ,ta eynpa:-d =
Gen WsizeL
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The Receui successful Raid In Fu,t Tonnes.
see aud West Nirg'nin

Sdslrtic Dec. 2o Mpi,r-i,ucrm s-.uem.u,
e we'd In tie city ast ai.nt nom his great reli ",
rn-t Tennessee lui wcHNir' Ms, snd IN ,lshcs tire
allowing resul OF bis cIPodHou o. AT thc .lroad
u',dg,s from New River to the reuncfsce loo
- ~ 1esuoyed. Thirteen ralroai trans with loo
'nJt =, several irmrs aud extra cars without
il arS were captIrri -ul destroyed Al the
~r,ss = fWphrs ia Southwestern Virginia, de-
ts'-- "au.u~cs, rills r,ctureH, storehoGse', VA
i,I ALL auhujauc, trains and turnpike Nidl,.
"cr dcsuoyr' IN addiuou, we captured
-5'N ro4rAs u artillery ammumLou, .,UO
'-ek saddles, AMI l,rgo amount Of hauess, aud a
'rgsi qutntity 90 'mlu arms 1900 horses loo
lulos. Among tho captures were also two
recl editors aud 'nur secot,,on printing prcsses.
Wcv sunons he captures The latter were cent T.
P.Is,u BrowploW, ~ AC.r.s,ms gin. A seyac
los to tie rbsls was ia" dcs.rgc,|ou OF the sst
WORKS al SaLtville a,i the lead works At IeaivlIe
Bcth we're rendered yAuclrs Opr lossei were
very small not ryeoe1.uy G0 Killed, wounded
AID missing. or cartun,d r't.l 'ris,n,rs amount
" - othccrs and 40 men. East Tci,nesAee IL now
tree frvu any b,lv Of r,le.s, and Keiducky : rot
tntssssd by Cnu,esrr'r'4 Gen, ssrlemsn h,- pa.
session OF the rslsl telegraph line, and h ld't i.r
j. hUara; dnring which time he discovered all thor
5laas and m0yWpsuti
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during tse Ts<1 yyar. stow.rs tsrnsss.N sso-..-,
pared with isss- q zsssl. We do not e1ve tfs
aseonaltcs Of TIE vessels which srrvei dursS
1861 for the rsasoo that larle numcc .; Aneri-
car vcsrls urs Temporarily sNhng under 'oraga
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Mr. Andrew r. Trotter the eeicient Boarding
osicer at the L. s. Revenue Barge ofiee, White
hall. hsf kindly furnished us with the following
IL ~ OF ayr.yaIs =, thu tEau- fnrslrp ports
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DOMESTIC "a aEEr1 ANp ~nuLLsAII raiols CURRENT
nav N,rkEArrapAY, Dec Ysd 1854
E.y.. D, lava iy.Iu II Isntnpa 40. M
igsS5 ~ '''''
E,t,on IN Ni1 Nus Of.,In. .t.. MIA finland
/ %
D,-,<s.- ,,oo1, .1vf--lif,tp, lrovu g,.so
no ErL'L 100 sLt'tt broal - aoY LleArh,d
,.s.ft. pri.frr h-,9u ,at do o.h,rs 49,,
a. tlapnels. a. ssi d. snt,ret., 5,gI ~
I'm ~ IIr, cod = ,Eay.t! r,,k Z, LIN
"a II. 'Itry .,.l, "a i.irk SnIoo, / u a.
a. ns,LI,. 80. AZ" iIsrIin,. % * -.
s.,t N' - ' 10 49,
-Four and B,,t bli-Gene.sso, ert. 10 40a1q n.
nttar ~ r''nsyI "A t,,''r',l,,vn' 49, ~,
ats,' D. 10 "a & ..s n 4 1liTi II sai- ~
TWn,d..u. , t. -ls-fu. RE 1ous' 5Os5 5u 1,orn
ma "a 10 IA .rlyv Inc So. ~ ~
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.c,tiy satisssctory to the Brazilian Munster
, 1865-09-01
United States Tax Notice for 1865,

A Ii persons are hereby duly notified that the
IA Annual and Income Taxes, and Licences I'M
der the act of June 3Oth 1864 and Of March 3D. 1865
are now due and payable.
The undersigned Cor one of his deputes) will at
tend at the following named places on the days here
in stated for the purpose of receiving said taxes and
for such other tax as may be assessed under the Uni
ted States Excise Law, in the County of Walla Walla
Washington Territory, to-wit:
Wallula, Thursday, Aug oath, at Flanders &
FetOn's store.
Upper TOuchet, Monday, Aug. 28th at Haggerty
q Co.'S Store
Walla WaIla, from Wednesday, Aug 9Oth, to
Saturday, Sept 9th, inclusive at the Office of Wells
Fargo & Co.
Non-payment of License, Annual Income and
other United States Taxes at the above designated
places the time specified will subject delnquents
to an additional tax of ten per cent
PHILIP D. MOORE.
Collector of Internal Revenue for Wash Territory.
j. B. CONDON,
Dept. Collector, Sd Subdivision Walla Walla
Co., W. T.
Walla Wala, Aug lS 1865.
, 1865-09-01
OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Baumeister & Gallagher in the Hair-dressing and
Shaving business, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent, NJ F. Gallagher will continue the business,
and collect all debts due the firm and pay all
counts against it, NJ. BAUMElSTER,
M. +. GALLAGHER.
Walla Walla Aug. is, 1865. 36w4.
, 1865-09-01

For BLACKFooT. Since the last issue
of our paper four pack trains have fitted out
in this city and started with goods and sup
plies for the Blackfoot mines Six more
trains, we learn, have gone down to Wallula
during the week, some Of them to load with
goods purchased there, and others to receive
cargoes shipped up from below. The total
number of pack animals now en- route and
to start in few days for Blackfoot is said
to be about five hundred. From sixteen to
eighteen cents per pound is the price paid
for freighting
, 1865-09-01
y2l82m2I Prosecuting Attorney lst Judicial District
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY or WALIA WAILA.

In the District Court, First JadjciaL District.
TO HERMAN KURRY: You are hereby notified
1 that Angelina Hurry has filed a complaint
against you in said Court, which shall come to be
heard at the first term of the court which shall com
mence more than two months after the 2l day Of Ju-
y 1865, and unless you appear at said term and an
swer the same will be taken as confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted The object and prayer Of
said complaint is to obtain divorce from you in fa-
of Angelina Kury and also to obtain the custody
of the minor child and costs Of suit.
LASATER g. LANGFORD, Att'ys for PPf.
July q, 1865. 32m2
, 1865-09-01
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

WALLA WALLA COUNTY.
IN the District CouTt First Judicial District.
ITO T. II. CANTREL and JOHN DOE, partners
| doing business in firm name Of Cantrel g. Co.:
You are hereby notified, that c. lsaacs has filed
complaint against you in said court, which will come
on to be heard at the first term Of the court which
shall commence more than two months after this I'D
day ofJuy 1855, and unless you appear at said term
and answer, the will be taken confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
Of said complaint is for judgement for Isl ll9 and
two and half per cent thereon, from May I'd, 1854
due on a promissory note executed by said T. H.
Cantrel& Co.. to said j. c.. lsaacs or order.
LASATER & LANGFORD, Plfs Attys.
July 81, 1865. 32m2
, 1865-09-01

Hon. J. w. Nesmith, arrived in Walla
Walla last Sunday evening, from the Una
tilla Reservation, and left for the Lapwai
Agency by the stage on Monday morning,
to post himself upon the condition of In
dian affairs in that quarter, prior to leaving
for Washington City. He will probably
return here in day or two.
, 1865-09-01
IRRITORY or WASHINGTON,

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
In the District Court, First Judicial District,
TEfO JOSEPH PETTY: You are hereby notified
that David Imber has filed a complaint against
you in said court which snail come on to be heard
at the first term of the court which shall commence
more than two months after the 2lst day Of July,
A. D., 1865, and unless you appear at said term and
answer the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer Of
said complaint is to obtain judgement ON note,
drawn December 9Th, 1861, for the sum of six hum
dred and ninety dollars by said Petty in favor Of said
Imbler, or order, andalso judgemedt another
note same parties, and for the sum Of FIVE hundred
dollars dated August 18th, 1861, and also interest
on said notes. LAsATER LANGFoRD, Plh7s Attys.
July q, 1865. 32m2
, 1865-09-01
SfT.aXod.

A WAY from town, about the.frst day of May, a
N large, Bay Horse, branded on the right
shoulder with an M or W. has hollow, or scar,
about an inch square on the right side Of his neck
dark name and tail and dark feet about 10 or u
years old Also, at the same time, small yearling,
white, Indian mare colt. No brands.
Any person finding the above horses and giving
information of their whereabouts, or bringing them
to me at Walla Wala, will be paid for their trouble
WIN PHILLIPS.
June g. 65. 26tf
, 1865-09-01

PAID OFF.-Mr. johnson, Clerk to Pay
master Marston, paid off, at the Fort, on
Tuesday, some sixteen men belonging to
Company F, LIST Oregon Cavalry, which de-
tachment arrived at the Fort, from Lapwai,
August 18th Some of the men received
six and others eight and ten months pay.
The whole sum disbursed amounted to about
So, ,000- greenbacks.
, 1865-09-01
Carpentering.

YTNHE undersigned having fitted up a shop at the
upper end of Main street, Walla Walla, opposite
Massam's wagon shop, wishes to inform the public
that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in
the line or CARPENTERING and UNDERTAKING,
and hopes by strict attention to business to merit
a liberal share ofpatronage. Jobbng and Repairing
promptly attended to. W. B. KELLY.
Aug. IS, 1865. 36tf.
, 1865-09-01

TRAVEL through this place has greatly
increased lately. The stages plying be-
tween here and Wallula have continued to
arrive and depart for the past two weeks
loaded all over" with passengers and bag
gage The Boise and Lewiston lines, we
should judge, are paying institutions at this
time.
, 1865-09-01
OF WASHINGTON,

jy2182m2l Prosecuting Attorney LIST Judicial District
, 1865-09-01
Legal Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OLE WALLA WALLA p

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WAL1A. S.
the District Court, First Judicial District.
FTNO J. W. LAUPHUS: You are hereby notified
4 that Frank z. Dugan has filed complaint
against you, which will come on to be heard at the
next term of said court which will commence more
than two months after the 28th day of July, 1885,
and unless you appear and answer, the will be
taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover of you the sum Of one hundred and twenty
three dollars and eighty five cents and interest due
from you to B. Mitchell on a promissory note and
account, and by said Mitchell transferred for valu-
able consideration to plaintiff in said complaint
COmplaintfed July %, 1863.
FRANK P. DUGAN, PPf
July %, 1865. 33m2.