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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
.LoSsa1 NoticeSg

E ArTENTIoN-Look out for a nice plate
Of Turtle Soup, at the St. Charles, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
june Pad IN
P. o. NorIoE.-Any person who needs
postage or fractional currency can get
i, at the Post Office in exchange for
National Bank or q. S. Treasssys Bolss..
0ns,cent and two-cent pieces needed
IN exchange for postage currency or
large notes. je22, ID.
+ catts5er4F tl5p4 ). LLl.4D1 Rdo4 Fl
Messrs. John Jenner and Ed Malley are
fitting up the old Crescent City Hall for
Billiard Room, and will be ready to
open On Saturday light With "a grand
.tourhament
e This will be one Of the most spacious
as we'll as one of the most elegant bill
lard room IN Southern Indiana II
y Ea- We'desire to attract the attention.
of ladies, and others interested, to our
daily receipts Of Summer Dry Goods and
Millinery, which we offer at the lowest
yates, Among the rest are handsome
assorted Lamartines for dresses, White
Corded Skirts silk Mitts, Alexspdrsls
Kids, Silk Cord and Tassels, Trim nibgs,l
the new "Poeker Opera Hat for ladies
a nd ehildren, and all the fashionable
c oloFs Of Ribbons.
- -' III VIZ HugHES &iSox
I June 2O-d3t. N .tr.8 uyfsf Gfr 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
CARPENTER.
LEGAL.
Sheriff's SIC no. 20.

pY YIRTuE OF AZ ExECUTIos IssUED
u cut Of ths Oslas q she Clsris ~ thr QouIs o.
Comman Plies 81 Fsudegbursh couaty Indiana
% av0r % Homer G. Hyaa. sad against ,isrson
4 Jones, Z I'll on
" sATU EDAT July %. 1850.
Between the hoErs q ~ 5'cilck a. a. aud o'cI5sk
p. n u said lay, 81 ths door 81 the Court Monss
iu3the city Of Eeansvile, Indiana. err n sale ~
FtAf auetiea The reais and pgofta ior abe tsrn,
ofssfeu yesrag sf tha later - 90 said ljsEusn
X. Jones 10 tAe oIiovfbg deserlbsd real estate,
to-w5ts
TwsDty-sessa 10 f.ss an vi5th "a ths soufh
east side q los - toFty se1ea Az Ola Plan u
tEe cary q EvGnsTillss she east oae third % Or
The HDrth- .sx 4 larisF 81 s1Esibn No tFsuty ssur
ll4ls toWashtF * a. rage fisTsn ~ - -,
containing = ~ CO ss&es nEa ths west haLi %
y the u49fh rs q aata.=rs seeasu Nssttli ~
tss-ss5 @-ia tg-H sht, ~ rang ts1tfIe uast.
huu1isii snd ttirfeeu fziai fnf fara fnnsres $40
twsufy-tso t2z-g y fhs b5nafi5l - a-eea4er.s %
FAe city cf ava sFtiFs zst8 Aha usftl-ss-,. . &
90 corner part 81 i-t NO flrtF-ls- ff5I Cd
Pian - Evansville Fauesr5urza county, III ate rf.
Indiana And sh0aie aid Fezts ana p-rffa notseii
for sum sui1eieut % satisfy said Erlt and cssts
! viii, AZ theEzms fius aud rlacs cssr s8r sale
the F. sirn FIc9f aid in teyess in said trsaalsss
GEORGE WOAFLTA,
IN sheriff VandeFburEh Ccuuty.
By ,IoHz GEEEE. DepatF.
EeHr- HILE, Pm = Afs' 3. my-1.sww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
Examination of Public Schools
lfrHE UNDERsIGsED TRUSTEES OF THE
\ Pablo schools 81 the 81 y o. Evansville,
hsrebY requfa n. O. VIII eier and william Baker.
flgDes Trustee aud snpefiutsndsni ~ conduct
tbs Annda Examination and close the present
torn ~ The schools.
Et EhTL HIH4HOF, ~ ~ ira
ISAAC CAbsELBERRg.
THe ANNrAt FEAnfHArtos - tbs Pabiio
Schools o. thr city ~ Evansville Oil mBsncs.
% hoadey, Juua iath. 1915, and proved ~ foi.
lsWs. Yizi
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE zist
-, -, .s3ys, gsmfnss hr. Knlght, Pdndpal
= eiris' Grammer. Miss CLARK Principal
THURSDAY, June z2d.
lsi Bofs' Gfammer Mis- HpoRsr. Principal. II
from . 70 u cigck ~.
lst Girls Graiamsr Miss Fishsr, Principal.
from z f. O'Clock .. M.
FRIDAY, June Ed f.e.. H.H
! BlE1ashf0i. Mr Parsons. PTinolpsif from to
y O'Clock m aad from 20 D O'Clock ,. N.
The eHaniuatioa q candidates for admission
nio ~. igb school win take pises on saturday
Juue @ifh8 ln tba Upper School House. Caudi.
dat 3 f1usi 10 pre- ent st O'Clock . ~.
the HfUhefH cf she Common Council, pare1fs,
gutfaiaua ana frenas ~ situation nfr ibvftsA VI
fea1gna
ne .uiss viii commences promptly At the
tigHr atsfr1, 4uds % avoid Interruption, vlsItofa
ere fsggs4isi 30 b. present. AZ tho o5enfnF, :
q WHEELER,
W. nAKER.
EYsas,Ile, June l6ih 1895. u Jaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
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= .SolnOuiEl.

SOS
I EAVE 0OGsU = ArED AGRANGEMEg AIS
4 tor the mAnufartgFa 81 the most desirable kiui
Of Goods q my iiues adapted - this session ai
the ~auutry, and particuarly % the oitg ffstls
which viii enable isa % kesp un BY sioci1oi Aue
Goods, aud bF Prepared 20 supply the demEna % ~
low prices e any ioass nj be @eat.
For Tire Spring trade an already
at work getting Up such Gaqds as
the Season viii require, Of the most
desirable Styles and which will
sell at a small proft above the
actual coatof Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Non, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand.
90 A iari-eH 80 vvu kssofted sfuct u asa's
Boys aud Ghndis hsis' aud CaFaa. or 81 dascrip
stlcn8, aud t4ilis.s r .sasa end Chiias rritaaifs
uats aui Psiti Ho9is, 80 iaa pr.ces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
LAW CARD.
MEDICINE
Hair Uprooted


i LyroE- All parts aFfhe BODY an ave
4 Il ,essasss. ~ fs}arg 10 fLs STA - o..
asst DTFiLsr POWDaa. As Or ssnd for
Uph sle's baFli4t0fy FgW4ar, and fake no other.
Prlee 81 ha I'D q any sdlrafs Tor 81 H. b. q.
2 UPHAM. - south LiEbth stfsst, Phil4aslph
PENS.
T r phafn's Hair Gloss and Curling
" Eiuid IL TIE best hair dressing she world.
10 imp tear tfHi efSfs = fas halr, ksess
earl, 1rc haotsa 10 gosh. -. Pncss - cents q
bsuGe
Uphzsn'a .5nseseF oiBfmsnt q .urs I.
eur f1r Tsesv, sail Eteana, Chagyef Hasds, Bar
brssIlo1 e. Pre-. g. osats = box
.Uphnu's Asfh an g rsiis4es fhs most
slelsaf par xyisns ~ As1sasa, ia sslnsss, and
sEsots A.s9sfay sure PHO, - Vsskags. IS s.arf
II phAn's Dyspepsia Cure - war
~ rtn1f 20 cerass ny esss ~ Dgspsysf.,
-. ~ sols ioag sszsoasg Price 81. sssfey mall
uphana,s FEeekfe BaBgsheE r.no,s.
Ffsrkis 1ec, sHDbBFns ffnPiss the Faee.
se.tsas tbs 81 ai.d Eeaaahsg Tie Iorlsti0n. -.
Pri2s - cent?.
Dr- La Porfs's life TsItxfr the grssa ss
EssVfas aEd Eejprssaflng Isns1y, restores e.
mani rlggr ~ shO eFo EuGaring fF0Ea Jnpsffsa
spinal knsfxy, Nervous Dsh4iity Re- sfisisR
r u rbstsgsr cause Prioas q psskage
The JnpaBese Hair stain eotgr. 49,
Hkiszers o. Htustlchs . bsastif9i bfscf ~ grsssa
Il rsazlffs = oAig prsfera fos. Coor VII uoe
ale q Nafh ouf Only &C esdfs a box.
soid y s. o. UPHAM g gouth Eszbo, .,,.-, q q
Pbiisssiplia, and By ~ prpgzista clrsEiars
~ BROU8ETOH . WOOD.
- Tor Ihir3 sod kiaiA 4. rsssa. 3l-
70 sn q Ax7gts 81 Eyssssils. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

EuREEA-Lemonade, Ice Grssn and
Soda Water, the choices ia the estgs 10
be had at II Hetman's ConfsctiorAty,.
No. . First street. ~ sFn je20-lw =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
Execntor'a Notice

NOTICE q 5sEREBf s1FVsN that LIZ
~ tiers Te-lzEnantnEE upea fhs sill o Jshu
" htfshes1 dss 81 1aFs besE AaslAa - tEs gnEsr-
si<a~.i- a. Ex eist5r CO Ter s4if VII
The sstats u sid tss<1t5r q bsEisrs1 % B
solFsat.
jobs EuETEHEED Jr
u CHARLES WHITEHEAD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

Ia Lenonade and Soda Water, Can
dies Lemgus, Collections Of al kinds
2 Be bad as the .Coafsctionary at the
post-ofice.
jeI7-lw H. ,aERMAsx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

To Purify, Enrich the 4BfoOds ula1
Beautify the mplexiOn, use EellAboia's Hfgh "
Concentrated Extract ssrssr 2g4lla tfiss bcttle
equals in strength one gallon Of tbs syrup or
p~coeticns 4s 4A- Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
QUITTING TIMBER.

A. ties assers have bes crti3h. unab-r 5a a.
lands 10 seetions - add 81. Kbts@ tewfshif,
Wander uEgI ant Indiana. 4 vito aigs FIJI.
TEES DOLLARS REV RD 70 soy enc who
EHlgffe 20 az agent AfVsh JJhnssd sn.h IL
lormation a. " H. isasi 10 the sonvlsrioa q such
trfspsssefs
js2l-tf w.H. sToCRvELI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
a GARD
NOTICE.
IGL.EsHFfET REorHEES.
BILLIARDS. -

I HAYE JUST Efkl7IyEDr TfffsEA FINE.
4 ne~ Billiard TstAe. BsikA . = anufactrire, W ~
Pheza1's onshigps, tbs lAhest Improvement They.
are now ready fr usa, sad lovers a. biz attrae.
tive game are nyits i 10 call and try thsm at the
It. NichOas Exchange, No. 90 Rfgtp reel
jesl -d5ui ~ g. GKAMMER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
IL aERNAsx,

EUREKA BAzAAR FoR SALE-I now Of
ter for sale The stock, fixtures and good
viii Of the Eureka Bazaar The ouiy
reason that would induce ne to dispose
OF ny business Isson account Of my
health. To any person OF fgm wanting
70 asszrt in The Family Grocery and
House Furnishing business, this offers
better induce mepts than was ever offer
ed in Evansville before, as I kave spent
twelve years ia buddiug UP a splendid
trade, on strictly a cash basis
Je9-;f n a. Cook.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
MILLINERY, SO.
Jas. D, SMITH g. CO.,
WHOLESALE
Silk & Millinery Goods
NO. "a PEARL ST.


We have just received
very large accession to our
stock 10 scarce and desira-
BILE goods, such as Victoria
and Standard Bats, of all
qualities.
Flowers IN Carmine.
Rose, Buff and other choice
colors Ribbons in White,
Green, Bun, Mode, and all
shades mostin demand, to-
gother with a variety of
Straw Trimmings, Cords
and Tassels, Ornaments,
jets &c &c.
We have determined To
offer to our regular trade,
very great Inducements in
lob lots of Bon cts, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers. Laces.
silks. aud general Milf
merry Goods, of which they
will do wei to avail them
selves.
JAMES ID. SMITH g. CO.,
"a Pear Street.
Orders filed with imme-
~ - diate attention.
s I'in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

QaantIt1 vs.. Qua1ify.-HeIm boId's
Extrsef sapsfills--fha 8oss u f8sll. Tboss
esslTs isrss qa4atfty. and large does 81 1sdi 30
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

B6s~ Evansviae isabdus the only town
In the State--big or little-that IS not
preparing 30 celebrate the 4th The
Journal Of that city, after endeavoring
to stir. up the s.umbering patriotism of
the citizens, has sAtsled down d silent
disgust -Nsao Albany Ledger.
Ali but Charley, things are not now
as they used TO Was not muehly. Our
Pc ople are going to have glorious Ali
Of July They are preparing earnestly
for it, and they never fail when they
Try Come down on the Sd and stay
over. "a day. You. need not bring that
keg Of beer Beer is one Of our staples.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
NOTICE.

III fDOFtdAL - OIIGe-
4 III FEEsoss HAVING gEAtsfs t0A rsssI'
n RE steAfaer - q. CamFirll. via prsasut
them 90 bosrd for rayn7eSf. a y cisfuls present
- aficr tie Soih % August viii - 500 sssre 1ulI
and Vcld. FRAWCIs PkATF csrt
my3t-f sugaQs etcnrc-er. 4f ~ - III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

A LARGE STOCK or GINGHAM AND SILK
"A sun Umbrellas, aud the aFg - stock aQ
farasois ever offered IN the city BON efen az
SCuAPkkR& BBsStNG s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

Is&5-Judge l.. 5. Trimble, of Ne,
Craoken copnty, il out for ongress in
the First Congressional District of Ken
lucky The Judge has had his eye on
The position for some time past. We
sappose he is opposed, to The Constitu-
iiopal amendment, though-we have heard
no expression of opinion from himson
that important measure. If he is OPP
rosedso it, thetBhidh men should beat
him with Judge Williams or some other
good man. - gw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

rs- The on ers aaa Directors q ne compsny.
as sfsan z1j, are
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

ATLANTIC AND You've Folks FOR
JVIY.--We have RECEIVED these monthly
visitors from the publishers, Messrs
ricknor & Fields, They are as inter.
esiing as ever-syen more SO. The
best writer's in rriSaec6nttibute to-
wards making these periodicals the best
in tho United states, add osrcould
tbeyAaiI 70 be interesting, when such
writer's as Mrs. Stove, Oliver Wendell
Holnss, William Cullen Bryant, Hap
ris, E. Prescou, and Whittier, cater to
the literary taste, of the people they can.
not do otherwise than feast on fat
tbioga All patents should provide the
Atlantic for themselves and cider
children, and the Young Folks for the
little people
y IL a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

II - - NJtNt'@ = = = = =
OCHAPKt h B BgFS~lN6 ARE pauN r.
- ceivii noN elites 10 Or ~ Gaoas. 6nfarh ST.
ing them Al The Gu tommy popular les pfiees
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
Notice to Contractors.

EEgnE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY or
q a pss All srece \ q staefi proposals. ma
istfeet Of saff afy,a fry r. sisf srfe8f % Let
street, dittance Of about 2.lgt 81. sn.ftica
tions raay bseeft ~ ttss INC 81 me t'ty Z eTk
y. 1cfKTFF, .llerk.
Clerks 0Ec%, EvSusviila, Jnnebf5 y B Js20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
10 CONTRACr0Rs.1

TO 'COHTR.ACIC Rs ~
81 taEC MMOsi. o0UN CHI OF THECLtY OF
~ kyansgille will rCcaiyq scaled prop QBaIs IN
til July Ist lso5, fof paving the ef wharf 81 e
c hcetions may be aAsseihs Csssk's Oa3es. Bid 3
defs are requested 70 Indicate ia their proposals
the quantity % paving iaT square, y4r9H, wbich
they pIoposSts4 10, aad arb ddfrs are eqgested
to be present AZ tbs 9niae ., ne blds4 1Ig94 3
By order % ths Cougcf a@
< " MERRITT, Clerk.
Clerks 0f3cs, tJEse II, sSe5 1st ef AA4
THE Co2tAFoN-eos1rt1ffs or TTfErTTT or
Evansyllis viii rec8i 70 snsIsa ipfDhosals tilf.
~ @niE Isf 1865 for the t6mpfsf ftu q r 81 KIM
Esf'H Afraus,Jo Pfg susersek al-s', fsgstAe *
tension Of Locust S,rsst sseer rom Us psessal
terminus near eesofd atsosss to- F6u en- ssteet y
a -, for ths extinction 81 TEina ttxei1 Hdxer
iron Is present terminus on Gna street, a.
point on PoNefi stree, 6istAaee Of about 70
ct C heRtiqas asgil asrs st fhs (fssS's oal&
By order 81 tie CoancIl, .-t ,a5....
A. ". HeoEIFF, Cjsrk..
Clerks Oaice, Jete "a lsa5 q 81 - '..A
, 1865-03-10
Political Mntina.

The Democrats Of WaIla WIla County, are re-
quested to meet in their respective precincts Sat
urday March 25th, 1865 to elect delegates to attend
the Democratic County Convention 10 be holden in
the City of Walla Waa, W. T., on Saturday, April
ls 1865, at the hour of Il o'clock, A. M, for the
purpose ofnominating delegates to attend the Terri
tonal Convention at Olympia, on the 18th day April,
1865.
Each precinct will be entitled to the following
number of delegates, to witt Wala Walla, 8; Foot
ofMountains (between the heads of Cottonwood
and Mill Creeks) 4; Upper Dry Creek, 2; Lower Dry
Greek, q Upper Touchet, 3; Lower Touchct 8; Tu-
cannon, q Patsha, l. Frenchtown, 4; Wallula, 2.
By order of the Democratic Central Committee Of
Walla Walla County. AL. BROWN, Chairman.
Walla Wala, March 10, 1865 l2td.
, 1865-03-10

A STAMPEDE FOR MExICo-The pro-
slavery journals in the East and some also
published in the Pacific States, are of late
publishing much information concerning
Mexico, its resources, future prospects polit-
cal and otherwise, its admirable climate and
giving coZeur de rose to Mexican prospects
generally The object seems to be to induce
persons to emigrate from the United States,
and especially that class of persons who are
in favor of introducing negro slavery on
Mexican soil. What kind of a government
it is to be-whether Republican or Mon
archical-seems to be known only to the ini-
tiated. The probable extirpation of slavery
in the United States at no distant day, and
the shareholders of the South anticipating
this condition of their 'peculiar institution"
has likely turned the attention of pro-slavery
men to Mexico as the most desirable country
to emigrate to and the one best adapted to
negro and cotton raising outside of Ameri-
can territory. If our surmises are correct,
the Shareholders of the South will hold as
much of the present slave territory as they
can, and that to the last extremity; but if
forced to give way at the point of Federal
bayonets they will take all the available 'con-
traDands' and 'chattels' to Mexican soil and
fight it out on that line. If they can get
Maximilian and Louis Napoleon to enter the
arena with them, so much the better for their
straitened condition, but if not, then with
the aid of the pro-slavery emigrants from
the Northern States and the natives of Mex
leo, whip Macmillan out, take possession Of
the country and elect the Duke Gwin Presi-
dent of a new slave Republic. This pro-
gramme may not be carried out, but it is
more likely to be than good many others
that are being chalked out by the public
prints in the East and on this Coast. We
look for skeedadling to Mexico before a
great while, especially from the Southern
States.
, 1865-03-10

ABoLIsHED-PERHAPs.- appears that the
amendment to the Constitution abolishing
slavery throughout the United States, passed
both Houses of Congress few days before the
adjournment. The telegraph informs us that
the President approved the bill and that most of
the Northern States have ratified the amendment
through the action of their respective legisla-
lures. Two-thirds of the States must ratify the
amendment before slavery is "copstitutionally
abolished" according to the Sumner doctrine.
Two-thirds of the States will probably ratify ac-
cordingly. 1t is pretty evident that the free
States are resolved to have no future connection
with slavery or with States that may hereafter
recognize the institution There is to be no
reconstruction of the Union on slave or par
TALLY slave basis. The controlling powers at the
North have SO declared, and if the Southern
States should finally gain independence their
slaveholding COnfederacy will be a separate and
distinct nationality from the Northern or Fede-
raj Government. Slavery may not be "dead
as has been frequently said, but it is certainly
as good as dead with the old Union; and we may
add that the old Union, which recognized sla-
very among its institutions, is as "dead as a
door nail" We are now to have an Anti-Sa-
very Union-a forced Union, or, as A. Ward
says, poor, E5usted1p Union"
, 1865-03-10

THE W. w. Statesman says that the Dem
ocratic convention of Washington Territory
convenes at Olympia on the 18th day Of
April, for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for delegate to Congress So you com
menced early, that Geo. E. Cole, your pres
ent delegate, cannot have show at your car
n5UaL This is your cat in the meal" which
opposes the " division scheme Radiator.
The above may be pointed, but we fail to
see the nib. However, as it may be suscep-
tible of some kind of construction with
others, we will say that so far as the candi-
dates for the delegateship are concerned,
we shall probably not enter the political are.
ma in favor of any of them We feel very
much disposed to let them fight out their
own battles, in their own way on whatever
line they choose, even though it takes them
"allsummer.' Then, if any one should get
hurt, we can say to him: Thou can st not say
we did it,
, 1865-03-10
MARRIED:

T-WALDRON-On the 26th of Feb at
the City Hotel by w. 2. Horton, J. P, Mr.. John
Ashc raft and Mrs. Martha H. Waldron.
The STATESMAN fraternity return thanks to the
newly welded pair for their kindly remembrance.
WHITE-CRUMPACKER the residence of Mr..
j. NJ IDOL on the Sth inst, by Rev. c. Eclls, Mr..
Charles White and Miss Nancy Crumpacker,
, 1865-03-10
LEES ARMY UNDER MARCHING ORDERS.

New York, Feb 26.-A letter from Gen. Lee,
published at Richmond says That the arming
negroes is not only expedient but necessary as he
does not think the white population can supply
the.necessities of long war.
A letter to the Herald from the sixth army
corps dated the 23d says; Deserters state that
several brigades of Hill's corps had gone souSh
to reinforce Beauregard, and the whole of Lees
army is under marching orders.
letter dated the oath says: 1t is known that
a considerable portion of Lees army yesterday
was ordered to make four days cooked rations
and prepare to carry considerable ammunition
on their persons More will probably be ascer-
tained to-day. Additional precautions are be-
ing taken at City Point and other places, for the
proper reception of the rebel rams which are ex-
pected to make another raid down the James
river
MORE REBEL PIRATES COMING.
New York, Feb 26-The Herald says Late
, 1865-03-10

The new county of Ada, in Idaho Terri
tory is at present suffering with political con-
vulsions The Republicans have two tick
cts in the field for county officers, the Demo-
Gratis have another, and the "People" still
another If four tickets won't make polit-
ical muddle, we are at a loss to know what
would. The scramble for Office among the
people at Boise City is said to be interest
ing to outsiders.
, 1865-03-10
DIED

WHITAKER -On Touchet, W. T., on the l6tHinst.,
VIM. Whitaker, aged about As years.
STARK-At her residence on Tucanon, W. T., Re.
becca wife Of William H. Stark, aged A years,
months and l6 days Oregon papers please copy
, 1865-03-10
Kootenai and ColviIIe
DIR. j. w. HUNTER,

(LATE OF DALLEs CITY, oREeoN)
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. TO
the citizens of Wala Walla and vicinity.
OFFICE and residence at the City Hotel, where he
may be found at all hours of the day and night when
not professionally engaged
Walla Wslls, March 10, s65, l2lv
, 1865-03-10

Artemus Ward says he was once in love with
female and she Tilted him, and married anoth-
er Glove cove" He says:
''She took him for gentleman, but after mar
ryin him he turned out to be dirty Peace man,
which busted her hart and killed her ded Rest
quiet seat in Peace. E 6ustsdup Union. I sup
pose you don't know what those Latin means
don't kno too. The right wing ov the rebel ar
my is in Virginia, an the left is in New York.
An I'm in WASHINGTON.
, 1865-03-10

KooTENAI TRAINs.-The pack trains
that started for the Kootenai mines week
or two ago from this city, have been com
pelled to lay by on the Touchet and Snake
rivers, on account Of cold and stormy weather.
, 1865-03-10
)IgUtu .. D. -OUMD UDN,
Lieut.-COl. and A. D. G


New York, Feb. 23.-The Fribunes cores
pondent says of Fort Anderson: 1t is a work of
great extent covering nearly as much ground
as Fort Fisher, and is of immense strength it's
front like that work, being a series of mounds
and traverses rising 10 to 80 feet above the wa
ters Of Cape Fear river, on which it looks to the
northeast, and extending in alternating mounds
and traverses and angles, embrasures, bitches,
&C., inclosing an area of near four square miles.
Its importance will be greatly enhanced when l
state that it was connected with system of
river distractions, torpedoes, ETC., which it
would be impossible to pass while it was held
by the enemy 1t so commands the right of the
enemy's strong line of works on the opposite
side of Cape Fear river, that the capture of this
fort, which is the key of their position, necess-
tates the evacuation of that work.
Fort Anderson, Feb. l9.-To Grant, have
the honor to report the success of our opera
tions against Fort Anderson and the adjacent
works on both sides of Cape Fear river yester-
day. While the gunboats maintained heavy
fire upon Fort Anderson, pressed the enemy on
both sides Of the river and sent force under
Gen. Cox, ahnnt sixteen miles around swamps
10 turn the enemy's right. This force made its
way along a narrow defle between two swamPs
and completely turned the enemy S position As
soon as this movement became known, the enc
my abandoned the works and retreated towards
Wilmington We captured two guns and con-
siderable ammunition. The loss in killed and
wounded is small on either side Our troops
are pursuing the enemy. The gunboats are
moving up the river. Fort Anderson and its
ccllateral works are very strong, and rendered
almost inaccessible by swamps
(Signed.) SoHoFIELD.
, 1865-03-10

The YUBA MINEs.-The Yuba river is
one of the tributaries of Middle Boise Du-
ring the past year gold discoveries of value
were made upon it. High hopes are enter
tanned of their productiveness the coming
mining season. The gold is coarse and the
diggings extensive enough, it is thought, to
furnish profitable employment to three thou
sand men.