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Tho Rountx Question.

We hope that the citizens meeting at
the Court House will be we'll attended
tonight and some intelligent and deci.
s,ive action taken concerning the bounty
question. Ifanything is done, it must
be done quickly-there is not an hour to
spare. 1t will not do to rely upon the
postponement of the draft as there are no
Indications of any such intention on the
part of the government, and tits certain
that there is great deal more probabil,
ity Of postponement if earnest efforts
are being made to fill our quota by vol
unteering, than if we sit idly by and
manifest no disposition to avoid the
hardships which CONSUMPTION must lM-
nose There is no likelihood Row that
the ouota will be reduced at Washington
City, and we may as well prepare at once
10 ill it as best we can.
There are two sides to the bounty
question, each presenting many piausl-
BILE arguments, for or against. We
trust that the matter may be fully can-
yassed tonight and the Supervisors IN
strncted as to the will of the people III
thissrenard. All will then know what
to depend upon and what to do.
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I'm the Same ROnt.

Not very long since, the Mfo'h5enc6'
said editorially, i'll reference TO the trou-
bles between PIERPoINT and BUTLER, con
corning the restored government OF
Virginia, that we, in West Virginia, were
";n ttc same boat with the restored gov
ernncnt as respects legitimacy We
alludcd 90 this declaration at that time,
and placed tho HtelligeRccr III the diem
ma OF either denying tho Legitimacy OF
the new State, or of repudiating the ac-
ton of the Baltimore Convention which
excluded the Virginia delegates from the
privilege Of voting.
The dilemma has now become oven
more awkward than before Both houses
of COnrless have agreed, by very de-
cided vote, to exclude Virginia from tie
electoral college, and not to count her
vote for President, thus cmphatically de-
nyiug the legitimacy OF the restored
government" What will our neighbor
donow? If he abdcs by his former dec
laration, and sustains the course OF his
Republican friends iii Congress, he must
insist upon throwing out the electoral
vote of West Virginia also, sinceit Is III
the same boat as respects legitimacy
with that already excluded.
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vides for, and it will be eheerfally COM
piled with. But tits hardy,to be tolera-
ted that yonr subordinatesA should be
permitted longer to pursue the system of
substituting, for the law, an eccentric
plan of their own.
Sin Oh behalf of the freemen OF this
Commonwealth, who have always given
cheerful and hearty support to your
Government in the prosecution OF this
war, it is my duty to insist-and l DO In
sist-that you enforceupon yonr subordl-
mates that obedience to the law, which
YOU owe, as well as they and all ofus, 1t
is of evil example-it tends to enfeeble-
nay to destroy-the just power OF the
Covernment-that You should suffer
your officers to treat with open contempt
any acts of Congress, ..and especially those
which you have yourself approved, and
which regulate matter of such deep ana
delicate moment as the enforcing 'irait
for the military service. .s Of, Dol
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Peace.

The Washington Chronicle, the reputed
organ of President LINCOLN, gives doub-
le-leaded prominence to an editorial arti-
Gle on peace, in the issue of Saturday
morning. After referring to the constl-
tutional amendment and tho removal OF
the slavery question from the issue IN
dispute, it says: assn 10 "a
"Tbere is now no obstacle to the reun-
ion of these States. Two great Americans
understand this profound truth We IN
sist that both love the old flag; we be-
lieve that both love the old Governments
If the blood and the bodies OF the de-
scendants of the men who fought for the
Declaration of Independence and Tor
the cause of the country III lol2-lo, We're
commingled in a fratricidal strife III lo6l
and 1865, rest assured that the Impulse
and inspiration that animated the faith
ers 10 act together III the past Will not
now keep the sons apart. Abraham lAil-
coin can afford to offer many concessions
10 the Southern leaders, now that slavery
is forever abolished. But the Southern
people, kiR 10 all Of as, blood OF cur blood,
bone of our bone, our brothers and orr
sisters, the ties of our common kindred"
90 use the Language OF the Declaration
of Independence, will never consent to
leave the old hearthstOne. There may
DO separation to-day OF to morrow; but
there will be union hereafter. We are
for the Old Union-Now, One, Forever,
and iasepalable. And this since slavery
is dead, is our only condition OF Peace.
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Pursuant to call the citizens Of Tria.
delphia township meteor Saturday, Feb.
raary 4th, at the house Of Frederick
Heller in Triadelphia. On motion james
Vance was called to the Chair and w. 8
Boggs elected Secretary.
On motion of N H. Garrison, a com
mittee of five was appointed by the
Chair to draft resolutions indicative OF
the sense of the meeting.
The committee, consisting of N. II. Gar.
rison, j. F. Smith, j. W. Brown, d. B.
Boggs and s. II. Storer, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unani.
mously adopted:
1. Resolued, LIST, That we, the people of
Triadelphia township, are unalterably
attached to the Federal Union, and are
in favor of a vigorous and continued pros.
ecution of the war for its restoration.
Resolued, 2nd, That all citizens, wheth-
er fit or unfit for military duty, are viz
tually interested in the successful termi-
nation of the war and should therefore
sustain their proportiOnate burdens In
it's prosecution, according to their finan-
cial ability.
Resolved, Sd, That we instruct our Su-
pervisor to vote and use his influence to
secure the passage of an act by the
Board of Supervisors, to pay each recruit
not more than five hundred, nor less
than three hundred dollars, who may be
credited to the quota of Ohio county I'M
der the Presidents call of December 80,
1864
Resolced, 4th, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the two
county papers.
JAMES VANCB, Prest.
WIN. s. BoGGs, Seor'y.
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NOTICES.
Notice
Notice to Soldiers.

Il ficer, Musician and private soldier In che
service Of the United States from Ohio County,
upon making application 10 the Board Of Super
visors Of said county, will BE released from the
payment OF so much of the county levy of 1856
was levied for the payment of relief Of soldier,
families, and for the payment Of bounties and II
already paid il viii be refunded 10 such.
BY order of the board,
GFO W. SIGHTS.
tbi.led hn' '' Clerk b. 9 O. G.
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minotity, Mr.. Ferguson would stop this
war htors gear, how thenl Whist then
would become Of yon-are you sure you
would not buy county seat then at
Weston7
But here ends our space, and You must
excuse ne till next time. Yours truly,
MCCLELLAN AND THR UNION.
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SEWING MACHINES.


,lFrou. he .Lsdys Lerieon Of Needle Work.
Even the successful laying of the Atlantic
Telegraph, the greatest achievement OF the age
if accomplished, does not, to our mind, carry
with II so much assurance Of social improvement
as the universally OF tho Sewing Machine,
which affecting the comfort of women in every
class of society, altering beyond recognition the
situation of the actual toiler, ameliorating that
of the less pitied but not less pitiable household
Drudge the ,cife. whose limited income compels
her to perform all the needle work herself, and
who, hitherto, has been occupied necessarily in
the dreary mechanical toll, to the total neglect
of ali those accomplishments and charms by
which, it may be, she won the heart Of her hus
band-by the exercise of which she might con
centrate the affection of her children bears
with IL a promise of social amenities, Of domes
tic Joys, the full results of which, pen OF woman
or even tongue of an angel could hardly de
scribe
Thereverse of the picture is the home where
the wife is merely sOr: of upper servant win
the privilege of sitting in the drawing ROOM
when she can find time to do so. We all know
the effects. Well may we hail with 10Y that
great LiberatOr of our sex,
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For Sale.
House for Sale.

A sroRY BRICK HOUSE, Gas Water Si =
Room, Stable. Carriage House, Wash ROE.s
Sc within three minutes walk of the PostoRct
Possession given ON the LIST OF April For al
cheap. Terms easy. If not sold before the Is
of April il win be rented.
Inquire of A. C. PARTRIDGE at No. II
Main Street Wheeling, West Va. doces
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mARRIED,

On Monday, February 9th, 1865, Nh. GEO; r.
BULLARD and Miss LORILLA F. HORN
BROOK, both of this city
The young couple have our heartiest good
wishes for their success and happiness through'
out many years OF welded life. The printers
blessing accompanies them, and they cannot fail
to meet with much joy.
On Monday the 9th inst, by tho Rev. Father
Kruisch Mr. THOS. NJ. CLARKE, to Miss MA
RIE L. WHITE all Of this city.
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HOGS.
D. 4. FOUTZ a. BIO

AT their wholesale Drug and Medicine peP'Ps
No. f16 Franklin St, Baltimore. Md.
For sale by Druggists and storessspT'
throughout the United States - ,..,a.,
WHOLESALE Agsxrs: Laughlins a BEri,n..a
Wheeling w Va j. J. Bender a. Co, fils
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WHoLEsALE GRoCERs.

LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce Dealers.
HENRY Z. LIST,
ROBERT MORRISON,
BENZ. DAVENPORT, WHEELING W. VA
GEO. H. PARKS.
WE DESIRE TO CALL THE At
w TENTION of the trade TO our unusually
large and well selected stock OF goods, when we
are prepared to offer on the most favorable terms
Our facilities for transacting business being
enual to any house in the city We hope to oner
Inducements to the trade and especially to
CLOSE BUYERS, SHORT TIME and CASH
MEN.
Particular attention will be paid TO orders, ana
goods and invoices will be promptly despatched.
We confidently expect the continued patronage
of our old customers and solicit call from those
who have never purchased from us
We ask attention to the list OF leading articles
enumerated below.
100 BAGsCHoICE RIO COFFEE.
so a" Prime
100 Boxes Hummels Essence Cofiee.
100 BARRELS Havemeyer's and other stan
dard brands SYRUP.
as HHDs NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
80 4" Porto Rico
100 Bills Refined
HALF CHESTS G 5MrERIAt TEA
20 Young Hys"n
sS :. Oolong
100 Oaddie Assorted
100 Boxes and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco,
So, los and 1873
Is Butts Light Tobacco, 4'sand i.
B. Caddies Dark Tobacco, Is
80 Light Tobacco, IA and lbs
200 Navy Tobacco, Is,
Is Barrels Smoking Tobacco
100 00O Wheeling Stoga Cigars,
80 600 choice German
Is Kegs Gedge's Six-Twist Tobacco
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack Snuff
10 Bbls. " Bladder Smut
1000 BBLS. KANAWHA SALT,
Dairy Salt Pittsburgh Salt
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
Osntlewick Cotton and Linen Twlnn
mACKEREL, Nos 1, 2 and 3. in Barrels
and half barrels.
Lake Herring White FISH,
Scotch Herring.
SOAP, TALL0W CANDLES,
Star Candles, Hotel Candles,
Lard Oil. Carbon Oil Petroleum Oil.
GROUND AND GRAM SPICES
Of all kinds.
Soda, Dye Stuffs and Grocera Drugs
Window Glass Bed Cords,
Nails of all sizes
Buckets, Tubs Wrapping Paper,
Matches, Washboards
Powder Shot Lead Brooms &c. &c, &c
1900 BBL,S. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
400 &" Extra Family Flour,
500 &" Champion
Reliable and best brands of Flour constantly
on hand -u..
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
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WALL" PAPER.
Bargains in Wall Paper.

ID, FIRST OF MARCH, i viii sell Wall Pa
per at COST AND CARRIAGE for eashi 10
make room for my Spring Stock. '" "a
Even II you do not intend 10 nss IL before
Spring, you will savemoney by purchasing now.
10 such opportunity is offered elsewhere ir
Can icon. and SGT bargains; AFTER the srst Of
AAllhahe prees sn' l TosRp 3 Pity %nr :.
, 1865-03-31

MERCHANT MILL.-Messrs. Kyger q
Reese have leased the excellent water
privilege and mill-site of E. H. Barron, just
below town, and are making arrangements
to commence, in few days, the erection
thereon of large merchant Touring mill.
They propose to have none but the best
kind of machinery in the establishment
the same as used in the " Standard Mills"
at Oregon City-so that they can manufac-
ture an article Of -four between which and
the best Willamette production there can be
no distinction as to quality,-thus shutting
ont lie Willamette flour from competition
I'm bis rket The mill will contain three
run Of four foot burrs and be capable of
gina oat $50 barrels of -four per day.
lhay viii have abundance of water to run
their mill the year round, excepting, per-
maps few weeks in winter, when cold
weather may prevent IT.
These gentlemen will set the workmen to
clearing the ground tomorrow, preparatory
to the erection of their distillery, and they
expect to have the mill and the distillery
both in running order within ninety days.
, 1865-03-31
Citv Ticket.

EDS. STATEsMAN:-The following ticket
is respectfully submitted for the considera-
tion Of the voters of the city at the munich
pal election on the 4th of April:
For Mayor-George F. Thomas
For Recorders. B. Fargo.
For Marshal-W. j. Tompkins.
For Treasurer-H. e. johnson.
For Assessor-A L. Brown.
For Surveyor-W. w johnson.
For Councilmen-F. Slime, VIM. Kohl
hauff, S. G. Rees, w A. Ball and E. H..
Nassau. MANY CITIZNs.
, 1865-03-31
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, a. |
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA (
In the District Court, FsrstJudicial District.

IN Tie DtStrict Court First Judicial District.
VNO M. H. KEMPNER, you are hereby notified
that J. H. Lasater has filed a complaint against
you in said Court, which will to be heard at
the first term of the Court, which shall commence
than two months after the l3th of January 1855,
and unless you appear at the said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed and the prayer
thereof granted The object and prayer of said com
plant is the recovery Of fifteen hundred and fifty
eight 74-l00 dollars on four promissory notes and
one liqudated account, and you will also take no
ce that your property has been attached TO secure
the payment of said sum with interest and costs
J. H. LASATER, Pl'f.
Walla Wala, Jan. 10, 1865. 5ms.
, 1865-03-31
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
WArrA WATTA CorrNnv I 81

IN tile District Court, First judicial District
TTNO M. H. KEMPNER: You are hereby notified tina,
Il j. H. Lasater has filed a complaint against you
in said Court, which will come on to be heard at the
first term of said Court which shall commence moro
than two months after the I'd day of February, 1865
and unless you appear and answer, the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is the fore
closure of mortgage by you executed to said Lasa
ter on the lth day of July, 1868 and the recovery
of fifteen hundred and ffty-two and SO-l00 dollars
on promissory note Secured by said mortgage nt
said date with interests and costs of this suit.
j. H. LASATER. Pl'f.
Walla Walla, W. T., Feb 3. 1865. Sm2
, 1865-03-31
Dissolution Notice

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
business of which was conducted under firm name Of
Turney 81 Co., was dissolved by mutual consent on
the l4th inst, by written agreement signed and
sealed by the undersigned and said Morrison, IN
presence of Peter Boyle and Philip Psnaby. BY said
agreement said Morrison Withdrew from said firm
and turned to the undersigned all the property
and all the debts belonging to the same.
5The public are therefore, hereby notified, that no
person except myself or my sons, is authorized to
receive and receipt for any debt or debts due tho
late firm of Turney and Co. Nor is any one author
lied to sell milk tickets signed "rurney and Com
pany."
The undersigned wiHpa the large indebtedness
against himr created by said Morrison as fast he
becomes able-and in future, will do business only
in the name of L. JAY. S. TURNEY.
Wala Walla, March IL, 1865. l2w4
, 1865-03-31
Divorce Notice.
DlVOrCe NOuCe.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 90
In the District Court-First Judicial District.
TTNO ESTER MOOREHEAD You are hereby no
tilted that John Moorehead has filed a COM
plant 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 the 4th day Of February 1866 and unless you
appear at said term and answer the will be Ia
ken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is the dis
solution cf the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween Plaintiff and Defendant Complaint filed Feb
ruary 4, 1865 LAsATER LANGFoRD,
Plaintiff Attorneys
Walla Walla Feb. 10, 1865. 9m2.
, 1865-03-31

A tri-weekly newspaper is about to be es-
tablisbed at Umatilla City. The publishers
of the late Portland Tribune are the movers
in the new enterprise In less than three
months, "lote' will be written Of their Una.
tilla paper
, 1865-03-31
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

In the District Conrt, First judicial District.
TTNO E. L. MASSEY: You arc hereby notified that
against you in said Court which will come on to be
heard at the next term thereof which shall com
mence moro more than two months after the Sd day
of February 1866, and unless you appear at said
term and answer the same will be granted. The OBJ
ject and prayer OF said complaint is the dissolution
Of the bonds of matrmony existing between Plain
tiff and Defendant and for judgement for alimony.
LASATER g. LANGFORD, Plf7s Attys.
Wala Walla, W. T., Feb. g. 1865. Sm2.
, 1865-03-31
Dissolution of Coparfnershirs

HNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
j isting between Kraft q Sturm in the livery sta
Bile business, in Walla Walla, dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the Sd day of February, 1856. The
business will be continued at the old stand by c.
Kraft, who will collect all accounts due the late firm
and pay all debts against the same.
CT. KRAFT.
Walla Walla, Feb II, 1868. lOw4l c. C.sTURM,
, 1865-03-31
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OLE WALLA WALLA.

IN tie District Court, First Judicial District
TTNO JOHN j. NOON: You are hereby notified that
il Margaret Noon has filed complaint against
you in said Court which will to be heard at
the first term of the Court which shall commence
than two months after the Sd day Of February,
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 chat the bonds Of matrimony now
existing between Plaintiff and Defendant, be forever
dissolved, and that Plaintiff have and recover five
thousand dollars alimony from, Defendant
Complaint filed. MIX & FARGO.
Walla Walla, Feb. 2, 1855. m2. Atty's for Plf
, 1865-03-31

PARTIES who have come over from Grand
Ronde this week say that the ground in that
valley is still covered with snow The
weather has been unusually stormy there for
the past two or three weeks. the most of
which time it has been showing
, 1865-03-31
Lost.

ID ETWEEN WALLA WALLA and the mouth Of
ID Blue Creek, on the goth of February, 1868, a
note for seven hundred dollars $500, ,O0) Patrick
McGraith and favor Of John Moon Dated Feb. 18th
1865, and due sixty days from date.
All persons are hereby warned against purchasing
said note, as payment has been stopped.
JOHN MOON.
Walla Walla, Feb "a, 65. llml
, 1865-03-31
For City Marshal.

EDS. STATESMAN - Please announce
Edward Ryan as a candidate for City Mar
shall, subject to the decision of the voters of
the city on the 4th of April next, and OBJ
lige HIS FRIENDS.
, 1865-03-31

THE flag at the post was at half-mast on
Sunday, in obedience to orders received from
the War Department, in respect to the men,
ory of Edward Everett
, 1865-03-31

LIEUT.. Cabannis was thrown from horse
at the Dalles last week, and so severely in
jured in the head that his life was for sew
eral days despaired Of At last accounts he
was slowly recovering This is the second
accident of the Iliad Lieut. c. has met with
during he year.
, 1865-03-31

SADDLE TRAIN FOR Messrs
Nye & johnson will start saddle train for
Baskerville, Kootenai mines, on Wednesday
next. Fare, $50. For further particulars,
apply at the Oriental Hotel
, 1865-03-31

MULLAN's BRIDGE.-We learn from Mr.
Henry Spauldng that the residents in the
vicinity Of Mullan's Bridge, on the Touchet,
lately met, hauled the scattered portions Of
the bridge together, and rebuilt it. 1t is
now as substantial as ever, and free to all
who may have occasion to cross it.
, 1865-03-31

BELL.-The new bell for the Catholic
Church in this city arrived and was put up
on Tuesday. 1t is a fne-toned bell, cast
steel, and weighs $50 pounds It will here
after be rung three times day, viz: At
o'clock in the morning, II at noon and in
the evening.
, 1865-03-31

Several parties left this place during the week
for Fisherville, Kootenai mines. Those who are
acquainted with that region of country seem to
think it is too soon to start yet, on account OF
there being too much snow to admit of travel.
The parties that are on the way to these mines
expect to go as far as the snow will permit them
and then break trail through
, 1865-03-31

O.. P. LACY will be candidate for City
Marshal, subject to the decision of the vo-
ters of the city, on Tuesday next
, 1865-03-31

CoUErv CoNYENTIoN.-The Democratic
County invention, to nominate delegates
20 attend the the Territorial Convention,
Til meet ut the District School House in
tbis city tomorrow at IL o'clock
, 1865-03-31
Drugs
Tobacco.

Peach Brand, Genuine, plugs for 81
We therefore respectfully request that our Gus
toners and the public generally that are in need Of
any of the above goods win give us a CALL as we
have made up our minds to make sacrifice in price
and no humbug.
Wala Walla, Feb. g. 1865.
, 1865-03-31
Precinct Meeting.

At meeting of the Democrats of Walla
Wala Precinct, held in the city of Walla
Nyalla, on Saturday, March 25th, 1865, DR..
E. Shell was elected Chairman, and E. B.
Stone, Secretary
On motion, the following named gentle
men were chosen delegates to attend the
county convention, to meet in this city
.On Saturday, April Ist, 1865:
W.,K. Mauzey, A. j. Cain, 0. P Lacy,
JAS D. Mix, W. ?. Horton, S. w. Babcock,
Thos P. Page and G. Wineset.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
Il. SHE'LL, Pres't.
, 1865-03-31
Plows. Harrows, &c.

TIOR SALE BY THE CASE OR AT RETAIL
II A large assortment of all kinds of Pl0ws Har-
rows, and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements.
J..D. ARTHUR & SON,
Corner of California and Davis streets,
nov H. '64m3. San Francisco.
, 1865-03-31
Il. B. STONE, Sec'y.

THE contract for improving the county
Jail was let this week, by the County Com
missioners, to W. P. Horton, at 81 $50 BY
the terms of the contract, the upper story
is to be weatherboarded, partitioned off and
put in condition for residence for a jalor
The holes in the building, made by escaping
prisoners are also to be stopped up, and all
damages to the cells repaired. In addition
to this double board fence, twelve feet
high, is to be built around the JAIL at dis
tance Of thirty feet from the building-ma-
king the yard so by 81 feet
THR rush of miners to the upper country
Us commencing in good earnest. Three
hundred passengers came up to the Dalles
by Mondays boat A goodly portion of
them have found their way to this city, and
their active preparations for departure to
the mines has kept Main street all astir du-
ring the week. Every stage from Wallula
comes crowded with passengers, and the sew
eral hotels ofthe city are filed to overflow
in with dodgers:
, 1865-03-31

PREAoHING.- AT the Congregational Church, by
Rev. P. B. Chamberlain, every Sunday Morning, at
IL o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock.