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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
mOURNInG GOODS

e A AND y Black Lupins, De LANES, Rich
Os4 Black Challiee and Apaeeas, LupInG, Bonn
basnes and BaIHEes, very vide Black M0hAIr GTsRa-
dine, Black Grape AAretB and FAmAFtineS, ali silk
6rG1Sdineg, plain GtTfped and plaid, black figured
AID plain oTgnn4isl and GinShamG.
myu g J.E RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
0hs gateIIige4ttE.
Thursday Morning, June l.
School Commissioners.

u,HE sehOoI Commissioners Of the oitv Of vyb..,-
Ing and the School Commissioner elect, viii
E0ld meeting ct the Court HouSe on 6aturdGy
eIsutDg June 30, at Z o'clock
Toe attendance OF every member OF both bonrd1
Is earnestly .equeBted, a. business Of Importance
viii be brought before you.
mysl-td GEo. W. SIGHTS, CLERK.
PIANOS ARE CHEAPER
S SOW I-Ihe Celebrated BRADBURY
PiANI the best Piano made, can be found a dc
WsGr Virginia Religious Book House, a Monroe
street, the headquarters Of PROP. ]. DE RIOQLES,
Agent. myS1-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01

IxD1AHAPo11s, May 8l.-The President
has COMMITTED the sentence of BoVles,
Millegan and Horsey to imprisonment for
life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
NOTICE.

OFFICE COLLECTOR lNrIRNAL RRvENUE)
May S1St, 1865.
OWING 70 parties being unable 70 gain access %
" the Express CompauI'S books % e 10 coma
pete the stamping Of the Tame prior to the mt OF
Jane, the time for this purpose IL hereby extended
Jol II Col. Is. BIT. v Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
To Oil Mem.

= ~ N4OHo
WI are prepared to fuInish OIL WolFool. N III.
W best quality at abort notice, corner Of Stb
n n1I stteetss below the HempASld Railroad
RSsnn. JgBoDIEy ! SOW.
O0gkbL ILAsKs-Ths das7f SS7oFfmsoI e7eF
odd SeII. 9, nm city for lals At 4 BOOKINGS
-4 '-4'' . AAu drug store' my2s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02
Stlarrird.

By the Reverend MIR. Todd, at the residence
of the bride father, ut Happy Valley, near
Port Townsend, on the evening OF 18th No.
yembcr, 1865, Capt. JAMES McENriRE, OF San
Francisco, formerly of Argyleshire, Scotland,
to Miss S. PnIA, second daughter Of FRANK
W. PErTyGRovE, Esq.
The writer Of this notice was one ola large
mum her Of invited witnesses to the c'rcm my
that united grace, beauty and intelligence,
with manly enterprise, honor and worth. The
dancing, the supper and the fun and trolic of
the time, will long be rem .nbered by their
devoted friends, who retired ut 6 A. N. through
the mad storm aud falling timber, contrasting
boldly with the scenes Of happiness and hilsr-
itY they had Just deserted. q q -, Gov. >
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02
Wait for the Best.
REASONS FOR SUBSCRIBING To
IS Hollands Life Of L1ncOln.''

LIST. tits the only Life Of Lincoln in the
market written freshly from the beginning
sine. his death, the others being on.y extern
sions or notifications Of Campaign lives, writ
ton for political purpose. .
I'd II is not apicture hook filled with ap'
pcals to morbdappetite for horrible scenes,
but is dignitied and valuable work viii
any gentleman will he glad to place in MS IL
brary. lt.
3D.. It's strictly the story Of Abraham Lin
cons Life, and not u cheaply gathered collec-
ton of his works. .ft ...
4th. 1t isthe only Life Of Lincoln written
by an accustomed and popular anthor, the ex-
crllence Of whose works has made his name a
household word throughout the land. 80.
5th. 1t is written from fresh materials,
gathered in Illinois by the hand of the author
himself .,, t., '.t, .7. -.
9th. II is written by the man whose name
appears upon the title page as it. responsible
author, and not by literary hacks, hired Tor
the purpose.
7,h. Its mechanical execution is tasteful
and thorough. "a,
sth. 1t is highly recommended by the
New York Tribune aud oil the Eastern papers.
The agent will soon be around.
Agents desiring to solicit subscriptions to
the wo:k, may address BILLS 1 CO.,
Box 80, Salem, Oregon.
Agents wanted, to canvass every county in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, to whom
liberal inducements will be given. .,,..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTMASTERS.

Containing also conditions to b" incorpor-
utcd IN tile contracts to tile ertent tie De-
partmcnt may deem proper.
l.. Seven MINUTES are allowed to each
intermrdi IT. Office, when not otherwise
specified, for asserting the mails. but on
railroad and steamboat routes there is to
be no more delay, than is sufficient for all
exchange of the mail pouches.
2. On railroad and steamboat lines, and
other routes where. the mode of convey.
ancc admits of it, the special agents ofihc
Post Office department, also post office
blanks, mail bags. locks and keys, are to
b. conveyed without extra charge.
3. On railroad and steamboat lines the
route agents Of The department are to lie
conveyed without charge, ard for the use
Of the agents commodious car or apart
mpnt in the centre IF a Car, properly
lighted. warmed. and furnished, and ad pit
I'd to the convenient separation and due
security Of thu mails, is to b. provided by
the contractor, under the direction Of the
department.
Railroad and steamboat companies arc
required to take the mail from and deliver
it into the post Offices at the bginning
and end If their routes. and to and from all
ofiices not mere than eighty rods fom a
station or landing. Propos.l- MAJ lie sub.
/, mit,ed by the companies f,r the perfrm-
ance OF al other sid. seryice-lhar i , Tor
Offices over eighty rod, from a siati,n or
landing.
Th-.~ gill be- -~av-b IL prepaid Nv
pot SISTERS. or o'b.r a-enfs Q. TIL IT,
par;n-tf- - .oe,smp Nv the mad. csarrs I'd
81 rail-"-ds sd ss-&@~ra .g~-isssn< the
nsuier Ana ds-;su~fsss Il 'As s-,srAi 80
Ga s.fA~s F~sn~spai rs1s.-. 49, r-e~sgxs
~iA b. seq4x-e xs1 .ss-AslAs 30 ssu&-S /.
80 iz-s~r - - ~rE-aasse1 ~ sa~ .-w-~ri
>~s@&~s-rN- - sz~=rr F-g1A4rzsy n sA~
s~&z-~v - z~ss-
p-<sw~~es @au4 Sc rz~A 49, a-sa--5s.u..
szw -u@a-8-~s-~ ~rra~aa.-< rs~-~ suu~s
- p~9 ~ za~ 80 a4s ~ @~a@<srx Fa~
sr-ss4s- - - , 40 - q. s. krxak
r~~~xs~ -sA @-s~-<u~x $500 90 IS
@az4 eawzear eww11@ t. azs--&u4rr~2 q 80
uum~~m~~~ 80 - --- - -uss--- ~
k~sznz~ sws~~-a-< . $780, -
~ ka~.a n~-~-~ as--.ss~&. -~A-zx-9 49,
go $1,000 . ns~ $780, .sass-uus
~n< aa~ a~'psas s~n~ a. e-p u-~@- z~r ~
sussx
- f'x 1maa< egaaaass - sar-~nx sk
1ze mmas-. - s~ raaa ~ ct a~~mA- Sc
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02
FoEw oF 20 - al 81 AKAN
III AND CERTIFICATE

Ii gzal r--nra - -. shs-s
-. II - a. isr-- curu+r q -.
sat & -. rwsy<--e- ~ rssstet ths
mas .. - I ai-ed >t-fss. ffsa July {.
lsG6. To Jun 81. 1870. - rue No. -
b-,w-cn and - und-r the aas-T-
tiscmen, e III. Positnastf Central. dared
july 81. 1865. With c.-l.rity. certainty.
aud security" tor the annual sun oi -
dnllirs.
TLis proposaI rs male Nth FIJI knomi-
tdec nj the d,s'onc~ Of The route. TIE ~c'ght
ofMe mail IN be carried. and all other
particulars IN rt/trtnce TO the route ant
serrire, and aIso atiy careful "r"m'ndt'o"
of tie lars ami instructions attached to
tie advertisement.
Dated (Signed.)
Guarantee.
The undersigned. residing al -. State
of -, undertake that, if the fo,going
bid for carrying the mail cnroute No. -
be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall. prior to the LIST day ct
July, 1866, enter into the required obi
CATION or co tract 10 perf'rm the servi'e
proposed, with good aud sufficient sure
ties.
This zee do, understanding distinctly
tie obligations and liabilities assumed by
guaran,o,s mndr the 27th sccfion Of the
act Of Congress Of July I'd, 1886.
Dated (Sisnrd by two suarantors)
Certificate.
The undersigned. postmaster Mt -.
State of -, c-rtiiics, UNDER Ills OATH
OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, aud knows them to he
men of property, and able to make gool
their guarantee.
Dated. (Signcd.)
The above certificate must have affixed to it n
five cent revenue stamp, cancelled, asthe law re-
quires.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

E.suw~ F-@s 49, a. -H.
49, w w. $3.50
l@es F~.~ ~aa@~-=@-a - ~, ~
~s@s~ ~@sa s~a~ ~~-~ ~~&
La~~m $50 ~~nxu&1v a. q
A. q K4k4s-~ - -
As~~~ x~@ aus- s~nawam o. 20
4~~su4 a s~~s~~-~~s 50
ls&E F.-sm . -. a. ~ b. o.
~ a. So q $3.50 - zzss-.
ma ssa& s.ar- ~~~@
La~e- R1lA IS - - s. ar
49, E~a Cess -
49, F~ Geo. - -
- W4z- $3.50 b.
.-s1s usa 49, ga b., kawss
rn-~ $3.50 ss~~aaa-. aea w
Eur -e- - $780, So. a@&
$50
Amus a. $780, -as 44- a o.
rssv g-ws sase esn@
Be- auas sa s-~-sa4 aa-~sa7-.,
aa rrs- q eas-sa. aa
Las Fssr $50 b. -. - 49,
s~s sav Eaaan. W
"a $50 10 -slsz
a. az q - ias
nr- zua a@A- smna . "a n
aernaaaa-
&c. -a - Fras-s a ~sa1@a@s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

NfsS-Ne EaS- see- an extra e0a-
taiaiag kt'er rarP0r'ed 10 have etsn
" riii, bv NJ II Is. s,iuve % .ra,bo.y.
about tao vars ago. Which has been cir
eula'ei ir The purpose Of drieaiing Mr..
St,uye tor the contested seat in the Lesis-
latur- We cannot discover anything OBJ
j-ctiona5'v IN the letter, considering Mr..
Strives position as an attorney at that
time, and politically. it is Union in sen,-
ment. Whatever Mr.. Strives relations
with the o. s. \. Co.. as an attorney, may
have been, it is certain that at The last
election he was strenuously opposed by
that Company. who united their entire
strength upon Mr.. Brace. tho Superiu-
tcndcnt of the railroad. The letter, BY its
terms, is strictly private, and we consider
it mean and contemplate thus al the elev-
cnth hour to perpetrate miserable cleo
tion,- ring dodge. for the purpose Of defeat.
ing the will of mojority of the people
and at the expense of violated faith and
confidence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

DARING BURGLAY.-The warehouse OF
Mr.. Isaac Lightner, Of this place. was
entered on Monday night by thieves, and
n large amount Of flour nrd other articles
stolen. The entrance was effected through
a window. and from the difficult mode of
access aid the righteousness ofthe articles
stolen, several hours must have been
spcn, in their a. straction. The preva ling
storm, however. aided the designs Of the
klcptomaniacs aud they had the for
tune to get off with their booty 1t will
be seen by advertisement that Mr.. Light
ncr offers reward for their app'ehen-
Sim
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

IN the night of the 9th inst, the following
described properly was stolen from the
Warehouse of the subscriber
10 bbls Flour, c. Crosby & Co.'s brand, /
sacks;
2 coils Rope, myrked IL lin diamond)
Olympia.
articles.
The above reward will be paid for informa-
,;on which will lead TO the apprehension OF
the thief or thieves, and the recovery Of the
goods. isAA' Li"h
OLYMPIA, Nov 20. is55. z:wl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

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s~& ~-w-e-N m.z Asrs ~ r-v----~v
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- $500 - a@S N 49, @ 80
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nse r-nzas - ~s-es q - o. - nsa~--
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a aaa-w o. Aw wsasuuax As. M@s4ag
$50 s- a8 xazzaaass 3a< 1880.
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S-4saan~s-rs So 81 y. -z-~sal mm b.
r~ = za- -s@s aezgH - z@=u~4za . -
~uu~as- ~as~s k-s~zx s@~ Ez~~
ar .s~ehuzuz = ~suau~sa4szsE .
aaa-Tps-s . re~ ss~s.--s-s-~~ - '-~--aa.@a~~sup
% % sa=aas@-- aasF aaes = wss-s. $50
81 Ar q - sw@~~aaf A.
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aE 49, 49, -@H - .A4u- a. -~@-x
nraaw -u@9uNssa Sc sn~ -ue-
aa~ g~-v~-ua 50 a 81 zr--v n& s~&s
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a. nss aa--
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s-esa ~ 81 ls-ps~wz@s~'ss- Supss- s.s~-Sas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

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r. r % r@nzG n@~ b.
n9 a~~- a. @@7 ss-a sser 80 o.
49, - "a~r7- 81 ~aa-- - So ~ o.
$3.50 - a~ - r@a @ 80 q
30 - - aA-a sa~-A ~ rna
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80 erF@r saur AS . prrt~T- aaE- -sia
rzr-vz- - ar-r wrs f. = Fas.-
$3.50 sseac-a. a. A. ea-ez go e
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gr~- ~ srFrsr-. O. Sh-t-ssr 49, ruhllr
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nas In eauiraeis ene u,uu;h's rxtia p,
on he amauni Of ses, e. dis,.en>-,l ~i'h.
AID pro rata comp n,ai,on ir tn
amnun; OF ser, ice retained AID en- iu-
ued'
Q. Payments viii be- made BY collections
from or draft, on postmastr.s. or Otherwise
af,rr the expiration OF each uuartrr-say,
in August, November, February, and Muy.
~, =.
~ nv us "'.eS ",e sNe" ~ .'i"''I "
Tue o'S' r''''' ',''''o" u"' ~ "'o''"'o" "a!
WIN W. a'owco s"o'''."e! pe e'e"''' '"a'
"ov'l',seu' " Tue b o,,,'s ~ y. :"lP.''" a'e
.o;rss n. M;s no;.t md nlso in r.icronco
- +Lo ,ye;1ht pf III. mail. tho condition. of
ro,ds b;Ils s,r.oms &c. undalt II b,;dces
torr;as n.y. obs,ruct;ons NJ my Kind he
..,';a,, v,,o,.o NOV. h.. ;rcrrr.d NJ ,.lo;n,
for ol1;,innal nav basnd on smch gronrJ
,,, h., o,rs;1 ri ror c,r ol.,, 4 n,;s.,L..
,~..,;s.un.J.nS;.,. 40 90 ~, 5ooro.of..-
,.;,". nnr CO., hr;Jo.s d.s,ro,eJ torr;..
d;.c',,;nu.d or other oLstrc,ions ;ncrcas.
;",, J;.,an.. occurr;ng dmr;nv III. con.
o ..., omn.s ,,,I;sha5 .ror ~
.a..' '..;..'.,.,. :, ;ss,.J ond .,so -
.L on '' .,rr, ~, ~ NO ,;.;,od n.;.ise
Wv, ..,r. u.v ELLA J;s,,roo h., mot :,
"ro.saJ f'' " ~ "
~
IL. Bidders are cautioned to mail heir
proposals IN ''''s ~ rr"cn 'ne department.
ny 'ne a"' 90 s"a ''u: ""'"e' % p m'
February 70 ,i o'us 'er..'o "''ef
'.a' ''''e "", "' oe t""S"e''" !" '"'' pc
'''"n WV. ".' VI '.uso"'''c amount
'ecc.,'" ;" '!"''. Nv! ,'r O." "'"S NC
oo''Suc''u ""'o" ''s ""n'u' 'h' guar" !.
.'e require" .! Ia" Oh" eer''"ca'' OF
'h' S"'"c'e"cy u sue" guarantee
~. Bidders should FIRST propose for
service strictly acco' DING to the advertise
mrnt. and them II they desire separately
for Inherent service aud II the regular
bid oethc owest offered fr the adver-
tIsed service, tue other propositions may
De CONSIDERED. 49,,
10. lhrr' should o. our one route hid
tor IN ptop's u. Conso'ldaf'd or com
oina'io" "'dS proposing one sum Tor
NV" or more routes are forbidden oy
'aw' anu cannot oe ,o"s'oere"'
~. Inc ROUTE 'he service me yera'y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02
WHICH Will Be SOLD Cheap cor CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

E7Constanly receiving Fresh Supplies from San Francisco
II All indebted will settle their accounts Immediately
Oly,np;a rcrnbr i,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

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@~P---@s~- A=2 SE-sasa.
ISsa1 Fra Ov=FA ~ A. Hai
o@&l1-& - ><=<@1a-a- -
Eza--. 49, h4rk- -n<r e s~zk-
n 49,.
I-.z~ tSy-Da p * ~ IA
Ar-lvrx e. >xSks= 81 al; 81 g.
Law Saskorus.h wssa--siav a.
2Pm;
A-riv. a. oivnria p~xi Gas ~
l5iOi From Olympia. By Miami Prairie.
IN o. niou. Cedarville.
Elma, Mouiesano. Ch.-halis
Point. Bruceport. Fort will"pa.
Oystcrvill-. and Pacific City. 10
Astoria. (Or-gon) lbs miles,
and back once in two w--k,.
Leave Olympia every other Mon
day at I a IN;
Arrive at Astoria next Wednes-
days by 7pm;
Leave Astoria every other Thurs
day Mt Fam;
Arrive at Olympia next Saturday
by pm.
Bids for once week service in
vited.
1905 From Olympia to Yrlm, % miles,
and back, once week.
Leave Olympia Monday at 7 q m;
Arrive at Yelm BY pm;
Leave Yelm Tuesday at Yam;
Arrive a: Olympia by SPIN.
1906 From Olympia. by Tumwater.
Coal Bank. Grand Mound, Sk"o-
kumchuck Claquato, Grand Prairie,
aud Castle Rock, to Monticello, IS
miles, and back. three times week.
Leave Olympia Monday. Wednesday,
,. and Friday at Fam;
Arrive at Monticello next days by
Jpn;
Leave Monticello Monday, Wcdnes.
day and Friday at l pms;
Arrive at Olympia next days by I
pm.
154O7 From Olympia by Stcilacoom
City, Seattle, Port Madison, Tekal-
let, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend,
Port Angeles, to Victoria, british
Columbia.) 200 miles. and back,
once week. insteamboats.
Leave Olympia Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Victoria next day by p m;
Leave Victoria Wednesday at s IN;
Arrive at Olympia next day by 2 p m.
l54OS From Claquato to B"is,fort, 10
miles, and back, once week.
Leave Claquato Thursday at "a m;
Arrive at Boistfort by IL am;
Leave Boistfort Thursday at IL m
Arrive at Claquato by 4pm.
1900 From Orkland, by Sherwood's
Mills, 10 Seabeck, 50 miles, and
back, once week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Seabeck by 6pm;
Leave Seabeck Monday at IN;
Arrive at Oakland by 6 pm.
1910 From Port Townsend to Port Dis
WQ. covery, 2 mills. and back, opce a
u week. tt
Leave Port Townsend Tuesday at 7
am;
Arrive at Port Discovery by 10 m t;
Leave Port Discovery at pm;
Arrive at Port Townsend by p m.
1911 From Port Townsend. by New
Dunginess and San Juan, to What.
come, IS miles, aud back, once a
"""'. p'Po'. sc"e''u'e VI "e-
P' ~" s"ss'
l64l2 From Port Madison. by Mukiit-o,
70 Coupcville, 60 miles. and back.
once . we~k.
Leave Po~t Madison Monday at q
-;
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

F-~~r Ee~wUrx faEr aR~~WwT
m~@~--w~-~ &1s= 81 N-.sa
F-xu.~u.-~zs ~sE 49, So 6 a1szs~
&C., - aszs f~-nx-sas~w uw -
49, ksau-4~ns- - -m.@ -
nx-wzx $500 -n~~4~ = ~ slams ~az ~
s~>m 1mw 4 s~~-.s .@sszs - 49,
- T---m~~ - 49, - -
rn~m~s 3uze ~ - ~e1aaa ~ a~eaer
~~~ wmnN 1r-ussxeA sssnv9 np-s a.
- azsnuns4.ux - 49, $40
, 1865-01-06

We call the attention of purchasers and tho public
in general to our present large and well selected
stock, consisting of
, 1865-01-06
In Vain.


Clasp closer arms, press closer lips,
In last and ain carressingl
For neYermore that palid cheek
Will crimson meath your pressing,
For these vain words and vainer tears
She waited yester even;
She waits you noW-but in the far
Resplendent halls of heaven.
With patient eyes upon the door,
She waited, hoping ever,
Till deaths dark wall rose cold between
Her gaze and you forever
She heard your footsteps in the breeze,
And in the wild-bees humming;
The last breath she shaped to words
Said softly 'Is he coming2"
Now silenced lies the gentlest heart
That ever beat meath cover;
Safe-neyer to be wrung again
By you, fckle lover
Your wrong to her knew never end
Till earth's last bonds were riven,
Your memory rose cold between
Her parting soul and heaven.
Now vain your false and tardy grief,
Vain your remorseful weeping;
For she, whom only you deceived
Lies hushed in dreamless sleeping.
Go-not beside that peaceful form
Should lying words be spokenl
Go, pray to God "Be merciful
AS she whose healtl've broken" !"
Lucy Hamilton Hooper.
rw r.W
, 1865-01-06

AN INTELLIGENT WARRIOR. The col
ored individual known as the "intelligent
contraband" has doubtless enlisted, and has
been keeping guard at the Covington Ferry,
as will be seen by the following which oc-
CURED there day or two since:
A merchant doing business in this city,
but who rejoiees-in the possession of an "Old
Kentucky Home" which he visits about
twice week, started with small valise to
cross the river. Arrived on the opposite
side, he was confronted by bayonet, behind
which he recognized the sombre shadow of
the countenance of one of our American
brethren of African descent, and at the same
time he was brought up standing by hear
ing the utterance of an imperious Halt p
"What hab you got dar 2" questioned the
sable warrior, pointing to the suspicious va
lise.
"Three dirty shirts, four pairs of socks,
comb, tooth brush, and bottle of Hiawatha," "
was the reply.
"Whar am your permit to bring dem arti-
cles into Kaintuck r' demanded the vigilant
sentry
The gentleman was nonplussed for mo-
ment, when a happy idea struck him, or
rather he struck happy idea. Taking from
his pocket-bOok promissory note for Sl30
he handed it to the intelligent contraband,'
who, after regarding it upside down and end
wise with profound attention, returned it,
exclaiming as he recovered arms, 4" all kor-
rect; you may pass. - Cincinnati Paper.
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THE OLDEST REPUBLIC ON EARTH
The American Quarterly Review contains
letter from G. W. Irving, giving a sketch of
his visit to San Marino small Republic
in Italy, between the Appenines, the
Po and the Adriatic The territory of this
State is only forty miles in circumference,
and its population about seven thousand
The Republic was founded more than one
thousand FIVE hundred years ago, on moral
principles, industry and equity, and has pre-
served its liberty and independence amidst
all the wars which have ragged around it.
Bonaparte respected it, and sentan embassy
to express his sentiments of fraternity. 1t
is governed by Captain Regent, chosen ev-
cry six months by the Representatives of the
people (sixty-six in number), who are cho-
sen every six months by the people. The
taxes are light, the farm houses are neat, the
fields are well cultivated, and on all sides are
seen plenty and comfort, the happy effect of
morality, simplicity and frugality.
, 1865-01-06

CALIFORNIA ELEoTIoN.-The returns
from every county in the State, except San
Diego, show total Of 102,302 votes-Ln-
coin, 59,402; Mcclellan, AZ 900 Lincoln's
majority, 1892 San Diego will not change
the majority more than twenty, and will add
about 235 to the total vote, making it 1922
537 less than tbe vote Of last year
, 1865-01-06
HARDWARE.

IRON AND STEEL.
NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT !
~ Small advance on Portland prices.
Iron and Steel,
Blacksmths Tools, &
Carpenters .
Building Hardware, &C, at
April, 8, 1854. J. c. 1sAACS'
, 1865-01-06

A company in London have bought 140
acres few miles from the city and propose
to enclose it with glass, making a climate
like that of Madeira, with the fruits and fol-
iage to be found in that isle. A hotel and
residences are to be built, and great prices
viii be charged for chance to live under
glass
, 1865-01-06

A SEVERE financial storm is predicted as
about to fall in England, France and other
parts of the old world Turkey and Spain
are already bankrupt, and important politi-
cal changes and general war are anticipa-
ted The interview of the Gar and Napo-
had reference to these cYentualities
, 1865-01-06
Watch Repairing.

TTNHE subscriber would inform the citizens C2
of Walla Wala and vicinity that any lSSsk
work entrusted to his care Through the exr $50
long experience in the Business he is enabled to per-
form it in a manner unsurpassed in the State.
Charges as low as elsewhere, and all work war
ranted
He is also prepared to fill any orders in the Watch
and Jewelry Business with Dispatch at the lowest
possible prices JACOB COHEN.
Portland, Oregon, April7 1862. r19m6
, 1865-01-06

HERE is an incident of the siege of At
lata:
Yankee Picket "Say, Johnny Reb., how
are you off for whisky ?"
Confederate Picket. Mighty bad. How
are you off for tobacco ?"
Y.P. "Darned scarce, and poor at that.
C.P. Lay down your shooting iron,
then, and come out"
(Both parties having laid down their guns,
an armistice follows, and the exchange of
Injuries is made The following dialogue
then ensues
Yank " You fellows are awful ragged,
but swow you fight like all git eout."
Reb. Ragged fight; reckon we do.
But you just wait till we get naked-that's
all