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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09

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| HT tlptH3 3iGRctr bic Gmcr1l SatIrrvdons.
| EacrIUr I,it len 8rta tsr Gycniatcn Staatrn
| Shnbamt5s ytctra Gstrnpmufn mrdl, Gebrn uho
Orci 3 tn's Yrc5'n 3attrGn ja4sIt3 tra3rn,
urp als tis
z-3O zgnGetDc
tgfanrt IT
Otffe gtcEsn mtrtcn urtar D0tum Som IS.
NuauR 1864 ou5gcslbrn unb rrct 9a9re naa
pirisr 3rt Ia Currency ,attbar, ersr fSanrn na.b
rcr g6abt bt5 Satatsts in
U. S. 500 feds }lrgsat
@pIb tragenbe 8pnb8
umssmanesit wrben.
Cicfs Bombs fn6 ttbt rtnr pramie sen neun
prcSent tv;rtt. sinI6Iisbtid 0cIpsS SLfrciT,n BON
NcUsmber, ipas ben wrtlGen @rminn on ter
7-30 gnIrits, na& ban ergerpdrtigen 8aten.
ciniGIt'bltb SOtcriI.n, 6CBeu Sebn YrCS'ut jdbr
la anemaGt. nGtsa itrrr Auenabme Ycn Staats
uno fGltiiGer Ecre fras pun ein bis ~ trsi
prr3'nt mrtrr bnjuiuJt ir mad bcm anf anotrcs
&i9CnlGum eufsrlratsn Hairn. Die SntreiIfn
tno batiG6rIIh burd5 Coupons ;ablbar, wrl&,
ier0 gIcts tet8efdBt ltnb uno atgeidnIttsn unp
an r9cno elmer Sanf pper rusn 8anquir prr,
fault mnbrn tbRnrn.
Die Sntrfhcn tttrostn
@tncn Gent tGgth bel ttnrr $50 glcie.
3ret Gents tigltm te eirer 500 Ncte.
3fG1 Grnte tdBlth bsi fner $500 9iute.
3WAnii8 Gtnts tds16 tsi rInrr S 600 Ncte
g!n.n Sholer tGs!!G bst elmer S5 900 Noh.
gIctfn Son allfn gsnarrtcn Gummen wrrprr
RAID nd4 Gmpfau8 ppn @utcrtpttcnsn selsfert.
9ie eiu5i9e 2GmleiDe i'm aSarft,
Die j'bt prn rsr 8ttgerna anaetUten miro urS
ss p,rO 3urrriittIidb rWaTt.t. pab fire GrGGsren
SQripeir btti'itc Sur
0rcbrn Gplfas2lMriGr allrr GlnTen
MAIDEN rIsr.
g3'ngcr nts 5000 900 600 btsitcn unvrrFauft,
nclde pabrlactul d innutalb ter nddbIlsn It6ss
iiG rrrr rrands 8d9fn abecIfb' Isin rprrSrn, iru
altbann Die Nrten un;psiielbuft rim Nrauiun
bringtn ipsroen, pir pIeS rseemdBt9 Der I5aQ mar,
6rim S6lub Der Sablcr!pt;oasn aRofrer Inld.
Samtt ben Biiratr ictrr Gtabt un6 ietem
9tdl res 2drteS @rlciGtcrunacn gcbctcn rperrrn
f6nnrn, TIM bic Gneibe ~ nGhmsn, bdten bic
Vational .Sanftn, StanIs 9lnfrn unb 8anoutcre
TN Bdn,sn 2lrbe iid au9emetn bsrrtt crfI1rt Sub
Irriptjpncn at per oniunetmIr. Subcriteutrn
wo0sn ibre etsrnsn Issntm auerGbIen, gu reusn
Iir grrtrausn batsn uuO bic nur fir Die 9IbIIcffr
uns Der Ncten otrantwrrtIia inO, fit tprIae fie
NufhGse rrtaltsn.
SJaD Gppfe,
SubIrripticn6. .gssnt, Nbilopclpbia.
SubftriptiOurn mrrneu angeuGmmrm uan
Der Grlsn un6 3wsi!rn glatipnal 8lnt, Mica.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
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1887 III Der srt Hrtifel Der Hrt, Der is uuter Dem
Ranen 9 u [ MOI 81 4 G. s, in oislsm ober
ir9sno sinem oneern eanb, uor oas publifum 9ez
bradt wuros. Der Gtats artitet fam oaourtb Crs
fannI rperbcn, oaB Der Same prn 8rpan auf eosn
9Saftr riusserudt it,
8rpan's 0ulmonie gSafers
> Gntfsrnsn 6uReu, Ssrfdlmu9sn; psbSn 6nts uuo
CRaubtit.
Srpan's putmonic @afer5
Surirsu Ifbmu, 8rcuaitis uno lt@srss atbs
insn.
grpan'5 @ulmonic 9Safer8
urirsu SlutIpcin uno S6msrieu Der SruR.
Srpan'5 pulmonie 8afer5
surirm bssinuenct ausJtbruns une eun9sns
RranFbsiten.
8rpan's Wulmonic @ofer5
Surirsu Sritaten Der OlOutu unO SOnFIs.
Srpan'8 @ulmonic 9Sofer6
Rurirsn bic ob9en anfausn in sebn 9Ninutcn.
Srpon'S Qulmonic 9SoferS
einp eius se9Huns 81 agsn alafsn uno GonHi:
Iatien.u.
Srpan'5 pulmonic @aferS
etnp febr fbaetor fir BOtaIiffsn unO SfsntIids
J1sensr.
Srpon's pulmonic 9SafrS
Ginb in timer unibutpissu SOrm uno lamsdsn
Ru9snshn.
8rpan'6 9utmonic @afcrS
Gntfrutn niht nur ousiu, lonpsru bs,uirtsn sinC
ousrnbe aur.
Srpan'S Qulmonic 9S1fer5
gRGrosn warrOntirt alIssmsins 3ufrisesnbtit 81
t6eR.
Rtint Tam&Its lcIlte obns cine 8cr ocn BRYAN
pumcuis Eaftrs i'm .6auie. fstn.
sdn SRsiIenber chnf einsn @crratb ron Srpant
pulmCnit Bafrs in fsiner Gaidbs.
cine psrfou miro fdo s firGubsn 25 Gents fd
8rran's Yulmonis Bdfcrs iu tSjabIsn.
Sob Wfoic5,
GissntbGmtr, 81 Grrtarpt. StraSe, q. ..
Or gbeufaUs ~ psrsaufrn bei pen. Sru99fsi
Scbn @. IlOisr uuo eorp0u uup Rartin in Aasn
aun.
Stbruar I6. 1864. nal
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Nu6ttDrS@ @@n3et1e.

NNpb%VkU~ <s1t y wv
cSn Dem @ailen9eribt bon Gecba Gountp.
Sn Der Sadie Der 8c6nuns Scn @Itnc SrY
Der unb Ssnidmin @sttr, t;bsvletrnbr @r,cutcrsn
ron Der SintrrIodCnfaait rcs prriiortenen Dam
lei Snpbrr, tsstttn pOn 2s&l Sauuty.
llno nun, GpyI 7, 1865. rnannte Die Court
auf GorIGlas, SAMUEL s. Stnlsr, Gla., SameS
.. @&aa unS @ctfrisO Deter olS NuttCrm
um Ubi1s 8rGnuns titsrsufrbsn, iibu,ufrtsln unr
cine s'itBmdGt9e Ssrtt,jluns Bu MAIDEN.
SH59F5@ Nus Den ll'tunren.
sssaaiisS1 Gi ~ !01rhcl, Gtcre.
o. Die Utsnasndnntfn gluotcrrn mrroen iit
3um SnfSwsd ibrer Grn'ununs U'rIummeln, an
SauIc non = ter " Ter. in SGeercoilc
4cha &ountY, am SamRo9 cen l3. Nlat, UNI c
tltr SormttaNs pann unO wUIelbR als intrrI
itrie pfrlrnsn Ia rinfnren IEHrtn.
gprl 25 1865. ro3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
D1S 01uptQunrtter

tpu bic Wafen lore @dtT an oen nieoeritcn
njarftprCifen ubaftrn tBnntn.
Infer Motto fol- fcin:
Slrinc 9rpftr, guten @rrtb un6 19nel>
lie Serfdufe.
Cine Grlmin ruH9 IL aaes mas mir fcrbsrn.
Dis Crtrcm nirosrn prrigrn unfcrsr Gii
ter rpsrOsn Als iittrJeusn, baB lis ned nitOrrr
linb elS anse 1rben pIrb.
Gpcnbicrc fctucu SbGler
fir SrCdenwaorsa. bis pu uniers Sitter traminrl
taR, Tim ren untsrl9tsp Der 9rsibeu pCn ononn
9utGn su ustirsn.
@qCnIoun, april 25. na3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
glsnIIG SS9r TcIJ6uc
9}eue sD0OtO9r0p0ien 2
9. &5. 8mrcaip mnS 8ruber'3
%Dotoarapbific GaNcrp, SO. 7. SFs
,0lmi!ton=S5traBs, 3 Ebiivcn unz
tcrbatb Dem QUeaz S)auGe,

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t0lm.!ton=&traBa, EbivCn unz
terbalb Qcm Nttens 0aule,
Gittntaur,
geCuisn eGrcrEstiaf ben Glnwoancn RON I'll.
len;aun, 70 wif r;ul aagcnsinfn gu9lfum aatans
eiIcn, ba6 le
9lde 2irtcn Gfo!r9rnptiIi5cn @tlbrr
"crf,rtisrn, II: a.n5anti@c mo ccIogrse gGc!c,
ar1pb5, YC@34a,8s Gartg5 Dc Gjl'a Wmsru.gycs
mb NIaioigpfs
8eIontcre NufmuLiamtsit wtrb t,m Gryt,cn
ccn olsfn Go9urmctpprs unS Wm.yc.pris In
YGCtc8ropts9jltcr, Sst 0srgr6Beyt, arrpItmrt.
al' gtrtcjt w;rO In brm tfllen Stgle unS an
ben btQ'aam prriBtn 6errtdttt.
Gle MAIDEN ort3 tetrii4s 8jlt;r fir @lfums
on 81 per Oubrb,-unp fir 9ilrr f&dG6
urn In Svjsfen gu vgrienrrn, forNem Er nur 2j
Gnte
cir batsn oua nuf 6nnb ctn ScrtufTiArS glI.
ic'trmrnt Soto uUp 9loie.9cl5 9lpsr 5rGme6,
ron o(Im G'rG5fn.
Nle grbeit tpirp rnyranEirt teutrtafs ,u lrtt.
@. gS. 8urcagD uno 2ruOer.
Mari Z, 1865. n3tS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Die 1910 MnletDe.

Sle er1le gldtlondl Slnt p0n Autntou1
ol5 Oepolitorium uno TiscalsNgens
tur Der Ser. Staaten.
Die g anf II tsrCit, Sut,uipttcnm auf Die rsus
Nr0terans5 ginlstts ertNsDensurrbmsn.
9ttf; @nl,:hr III in 10 SoBrtn, nat5 orm Gut.
eartrn tcr 9lsBicvun0, sirlbstor unp in 40 Sab.
IN, Iammt SntCrtNtn gum 8ltum pun 5 Qro,ent
per Sabr, iGtrli4 BET Notn ocn 50 unp 100
|,nO boltiGbrlt4 BET Nrten BON 500 unb ucb,
Etater ,oblbar.
3inIsn unS @dpilat rrnben, fraft riner SvC,i
alsQtte brs GrrarsiieS, in O B ts;attt unit
Ino, fraft einrr SprSial'Afte, pOn ber 9sltus'
s uns au5Bsnummtn.
Varirn, relGs untfr3si6nrn. m5S'n resilrirtt
Der Gcrpcn. .SCnes nit Spuen COUPONS pOm 1
Rdr, erbaltsn, wcnn Te Die srra&icnrn 3inIer
4 Guume9 teSobrn, nit 3ufii8un8 BON so grp
snt fir YramIuH In Cob.
g3m. 1. QSiumer, YrIii't.
3. $. 81 . er, GaMirer.
YPat 10, 1864. rsh'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
9(u6itDr5 9ln2Ci0c.

Iupk+V@S~ <tIOkkSI'
ccSn Dem MoiIengsribt bon ye11 @auntD.
On Der SlGt Der Ns6nuns oUn SOIrpb OF
uno gItas SnaDer, Aominiitratcrcn ron Der pin.
trrlaIIrn1haft pss Urrllcrtsnen Daniel 8ulhnsr.
teBrtin ppn 0tGl Gnuntp
llup nun. gpril Z, 1865. rrnannts bic Gpmt
auf 2Intras vcn Soon 8 Oliver. @ia.. gRiaram
Rdilr, 60. ais Guritor, UNI pbiss 8rhnun9
dssr,UIstCu. ibaSulsttsln unp cine gslsgmG5tBs
8rttelrng ;u MAIDEN.
ssryS Nus cen ll~funeCr.
lzsssg o.. G8. 9artc1, Gtcrt.
aey- Der rtrnarnnrntr upttor ptro gum
5nr,wtd einSr GJotururs I'd rfinCm an tf'
fenllGcn 6iuIc pan pete W uer, in Sds
ausuitIr, 9tha Gdunip GIN Gonurrtoa trn 1.
Diai INN 10 ll)r @ormtttoae, mann unt wUieltit
aac irtGrciirts Yciearn l6 sufiacn tonnm.
2Ipr.l 25, 1868. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
OeffcntliGte Gaubu.

Dicnfa95 ben 9tcn @oi 1865,
I'M t2 llGr gRjita93. IcGcn am sau1r cs5 lln-
tcr,e1netcu, robs O'oiro Yftcr5 gGhbsboaa, tn
Norpwbsibuq 6nunihp, g,ta Gauntp. feIgtns
ce @rit.I agf tfmtlt@u SenOa S:rtauf! wfrpfn,
ndmljG
@ne SsrG. nnGe ON tal6en, elm pcaRdubtass
ShmiecRcIAnr, S6!,ilcn. cine 2ct nsus Suf
dfsr, uno nptb 6clrr BET @i:nraarcr, Sotrcn.
Mers1, 0oteln fir Sdrsinrr, Gin Gc6ef,n nit
8obr, Gldgcltjib, tin DnBrnD &tGbIs. tbeils 70
9ut pe utu. Gin Smc, zine CUTE 3ouaubr, Srtt
toee 70 gut nte ntu. &tA'nlaranf. Ms6rtopf,
Butter, stanner, B!sa uno onofrfS @el6ir
bDlerre unO btrt,rne mr, gBanppftures, Gin
gutter ShaufrItutt, GtrdDGcihhr. uno iunf
rpa ollnte 1au7rai6 81 umitancA III mstcrn.
Die geo'naun6cn unp @ufwaytGn3 an Sage
hes Srrtauf5 pVn
Gonrao Sotb.
Gpril tS. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
5lif albri0Dt OIL G-ompaonir

S'N GFE"' '39| S(s > S~ Ssss y I"8'
IN SSeman9V GnnHtD pa.
capital 100000 Gta!cr, &rtlrit 81
8nnrmcrt6.
&irbc;tenSe8 GGpital $50, 600
Or8oniitrt untcr ter @fte Won Sult t8, 1853
@nFrmt- -g&tb. s G. Qoranedtr, agf,.aur.
Q. @lrfiornt--Dr 6. @ 0llrur, WUsatlun.
S'r:''GT II. G6aBndie;--Dr. 8 i. 8arare
NIen!agn.
Iircetore:
gttb. $. 6. 9On9nrdtr, Gaentnun, ga. -,
CTR. 8N9', aGentoun, ga; Gr. 8. y. Bar
ntS, Aurntaun, ga Sram SGare, Gscr
5cuntan; Ma 8atitt, 8snduao SO. :; 8 g
9Nfman, ausrtaun, pa Mdton Gucper, 3D..
lao'IPaia; Ybaon gIItrisBt nnO G. Gj. Mar!in,
Nllfntaun.
SfTce, @antaun, ga.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09

TO- Sire Gi,mnl aus prm ftyrcn gGcIIG.--
Cmt gpllar,5 |2ut'@u scr 3dten, Snisftfn
il. +. 70. trirD usbr Cjc,rci0e un6 Gprrdtbr gee
rellIt, ric Icnil son trnIsbrn Y1liIst wJgNsr ais
1or', TenG.n risF5 atg&sn Diittde fCHtt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
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Der 9crcini9tcn Staoten.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
GteIe 9Gnbr finO uusecfsgS auf @uturitd!
elmer gfts reo GcrsrrIrs Der @:ysiniatea StGa'
ten, poIlrt ofn 25itsn 5etruar 1862. Gle rers
Den bssweaeu ! inf 3 w ar3ta 3 n
Der scnonnt. neil iis in Swon nst9 Slbrsa
,ablbdr lfnp bic @fgrruno I'D aber pas 9icd,t
pUrbsbalt ptfietbrn nd6 8srlaui Don iini Sabrcn
~ beg iblcn, nit Wrcyent 9nt,rrHen, ;ablbar
am Asn Nlat uro am 1ilen Nuper,tcr irorn
9abvrs 9.prm @anre lnp bic asbGrtBen SUu.
pcre arstbdnat, urD man bat, msnn man irine
9ntucftn ,isben MID, Bios bic fdttsen Gouppne
| atSuinntien unb biCietbsn an IraenO rnsm
eBdrf 0auir p6cr Saatnbs s5nlitutc en,urs6sn,
no bic SntcrsiTsn otne NtSu0 te,ablt merCen.
s3- Sucsm bic llntsridtebencn ais outorifrts
&Rrntsn Scr 9tratruns anaclcllt lnb fir psn
9rt1uf ot;isr 9anbr, 70 itnO Oeiclpen gu 9abcn
III Gem gnnf Sauie Upn 70 s.. 8lumet
IN , 6 o., iowis in rrr . tne Sootn q
/ Sant in @ufriaun. gGt.fre Ng5Funis CT
i5silcn bic &6crten.
Gbarte6 2. Su1b,
28iQiam 8. Stumar.
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ag3a og.a arc6tn GtaDtsn teim Gro6en gu

eag@ 81 ol:a arcbtn GtiRIEn ttim GjrCbtn su
rcgfauirn.
c-nr,.straI td Crosj7,a aao 9Snptsr 5u ssr'
Ffit1.
aa-.!! EG,t!!! Gaa sot ausn wert9IOIrn
Ma- ala'gra'N.
.Sg.Cghst ta5 ,Gpsu'y" 9lamc ouf jrSrr 9rr,
ElarG.mO J.a.t lstt. sbc 9lr Fapfrt.
fgT.Wobffld.t an SCnrv \. Gcstar,
0r6lue.s sIrot, i52 @rcaDway, glru gcrf.
* Gutapil vonoaiH 2'gC.Nstan IN
WucNtnuu, 9or
t1im Oregon m0 Els.9s1.
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OtfIe NcEsn mfrtsn utter Dalum pom IS.
Nu9uR 1864 ou5gesrbtn un6 rrct 9a9re mad
cirisr 3rt Ia Currency ,utttar, ecer fSanrn nab
pcr gBaBt ets SnGatero IN
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q. S. 7,3O 90tGibe.

guf gatortGt tcs 5@aBaml5s Gefu'Srs. bai
Vrr urtr3iGnctr bic G,ncraI Sutfcrphons.
GarrIUr Iit tea 8rta tsr G!rcinia'cn Staatrn
Sdneamt5s Jtctra Gstrrcmusn mrld,c fe6rn uap
Urct 3 tn'st prr3rn 9atu,I'n ji3sttG tra9ru.
unp ale tie
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NTctHt0 unD gkccptFI
4ntntoun. Sp6ri ID. 1854. ra1
, 1865-03-03
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ President Of the Board of Directors of the La
Gpnde and Umatilla Landing Wagon Road and
Bridge Co, will, ty order of the Stockholders Of
said corporation, proceed, the l7th day Of March.
1865 at o'clock p. m. Of said day, at the Court
House, in La Grande, in Un on county, Oregon, tn
sell to the highest bidder so much Of the Capital
Stock Of all delinquent Stockholders in said corpo-
ration as Shall he necessary to pay an assess ent Of
81 per cent. levied thereon. W. c. HULL,
Pres't Board Of Directors.
La Grande, Feb 7, 1865 9w4.
, 1865-03-03

From KooTENAI-A party arrived in
town on Saturday last from KoOtenai. They
report that there are about one thousand
claims in the new hill diggings lately struck
on Wild Horse Creek. In regard to the new
Columbia mines, they state that the people
seem to be better informed here than at
Kootenai.
, 1865-03-03
Divorce Notice!
1RlTORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WAtLA.


COUNTY OF WALLA WAtLA. ss'
In tile District Court, FGrst Judicial District
TTNO JOHN j. NOON: You are hereby notified that
K Matgafet Noon has filed Complaint against
you in said Court which will como on TO be heard at
the first term Of the Court. (which shall CONNER ce
more than two months after the Sd day Of February
A. D., 1885, and unless you appear at sal term and
answer, the same will lie taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer Of
said complaint is that the bonds Of matrimony now
existing between Plaintiff and Defendant be forever
dissolved, and that Plaintiff have and recover ave
thousand dollars almony from Defendant.
Complaint filed MIX q FARGO.
Walla Walla, Feb. 2, 1865. m2. Atty's for Plh
, 1865-03-03

WEATHERoLoeIoAL-W have had weather
this week, all kinds ofit-spring, summer and
winter principally winter, and very cold at
that Our grandmas and grandpas-who are
usually accredited with being wiser than any of
the present generation, Notwithstanding the gen.
orally accepted theory that each generation
grows weaker and wiser-used to tell us that
0the first three days of March rule the spring.
If this theory be correct, we may expect Janu-
ary weather here until June. On the last day
of February and the lst day of March snow fell
to a depth of % inches. On Wednesday night
and Thursday morning the mercury fell to with
in four degrees of zero. This was within six
degrees of the codest weather in Jaunary.
Since Thursday it has moderated somewhat,
though the ground is still white with snow.
Sleigh riding was the order of Wednesday and
Thursday, and everybody who felt inclined
availed themselves of the opportunity to go "a
seighing." The ground is frozen solid, and all
kinds of farming operations have been brought
to a sudden stand-still.
, 1865-03-03

HOME MANUFAoTURE-We noticed, the
other day, lot Of tubs and kegs on sale,
at Kyger & Reese's store, which were manu-
featured at Mr. S. ". Babcock's place, a
short distance above town, by Mr.. Perceal,
an immigrant, who crossed the plains last
season. The tubs and kegs are iron-hooPed
and made of pine timber, from the Blue
mountains. They are as nicely made as any
of the imported articles.
, 1865-03-03

In tie District Court. First Jhdicjdt District.
ITO NJ. II. KEMPNER, you are hereby notified
4 that j. II. Lasater has filed a complaint against
Sou in said Court. which will come on to be heard at
the first term ofthe Court, which shall commence
more than two months after the 18th of January 1866
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 or fifteen hundred and fifty
ono liquidated account and YOU will also take no.
tce that your property has been attached TO secure
the payment of said sum with interest and costs
j. IT.. LASATER Prf
Walla Walla, Jan. 10, fse5. 5m2.
, 1865-03-03
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

In the District Court, F5rst judicial District:
TENO NJ. II. KEMPNER: You are hereby notified that
Il j. H. Lasater has filed a complaint against you
in said Court, which will C. me 0D 10 be heard at tho
first term Of said Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 2d day of February 1865
taken rs confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The inject and prayer Of said complaint is the fore
closure of mortgage by you executed 10 said Lasa-
ter on the llh day Of July. 1863 and the recovery
VI fifteen hundred aud ftty-wo and 5000 dollars
on promissory mite secured by said mortgage at
said date with interests and costs OF this snii
j. II, H,LASATER. Pl'f
Waa Walla, W. 7. Feb. g. 1856. sm2.
, 1865-03-03

BROKE JAIL.-Six-toed Pete and Waddingham
broke Jail on Saturday night last but were re-
taken the same night by some persons who are
supposed to belong to the Vigilance Committee,
near the Walla Walla river. They were brought
into town on Sunday morning, and afterwards
put in Jail A Cor: espondent, "Jake furnish
es the particulars, which will be seen in anOth-
er part of this paper.
, 1865-03-03
CrOCkery.-
-HardWare,
Drugs.


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

UMATILLA CITY-The people Of Una
tilla City are said to be laughing out Of one
corner of their mouths on account of their
town being, just now, at the " head of nayi-
cation" and crying out Of the other, through
fear that the building up of Wallula, this
season, will stop the growth of their "city,"
So it will
, 1865-03-03

OUR IMPRUDENOE TIE CAUSE OF CoNsUMPTION.-
How many of date the cause of our sickness to
either a crowded room and then coming out in the
cold air, or wearing damp clothes causing cough
which settled upon the Lungs prod seated pains
in the chest Aliens Lung Balsam will check
the disease and restore health to the system, if only
used in time.
For sale by SMITH & DAVIS, Portlgnd Oregon
General AGENTS AlSo By the Dealers IN Family Ned
ieinas QeReralQ.
, 1865-03-03
A administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
i and qualified. by the Probate Court OF Walla
Walla County, Washington Territory, as Admins.
traitor upon the estate Of James BJrdray late Of said
County and Territory licensed notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 said estate 10
come forward and make immediate payment 10 me,
at my residence, in Walla Wala, and these having
claims against the same must present them with prop.
er vouchers within wear from this date or be for
ever barred. w. ?. HORTON, Administrator
Waa Wallp, W. T.. Feb. 3, 1865. 5w4.
, 1865-03-03
slrayed or Stolen.

LNROM TIE UNDERSIGNED, near tho Garrison,
II on or about the Odd Of December, one paif Of
small. black Immigrant work Mules reached faane
and tails, branded, one A., and the other n each
on left hip Information which will lead to their dis
covery will be suitably rewarded at Schwabacker
Bros. & Cos Store Walk Walia. w. r.
Feb O. 1865. sws.
, 1865-03-03

TERRITORIAL UNION CONVENTION
The next Union Convention for the nomi-
nation of Delegate to Congress, will be held
at Claquato, Lewis county, Tuesday, April
4th, 1865. The basis of representation in
the convention, from each county in the
Territory, is the same as that fixed upon
for the House of Representatives.
, 1865-03-03

THE steamers are running from Cello to
Umatilla. They are unable to get over the
Umatilla rapids on account of the low stage
of the water Six inches of rise in the river
will open navigation to WalIula
, 1865-03-03

To MINERS. Persons from below who
desire to go to the mines on horseback would
do well to come to Walla Walla to purchase
their animals Good saddle horses-half-
breeds and Cayuses-are selling here at
from forty to sixty dollars. Ordinary ami
mails can be bought at much less figure.
Horses are plenty in the valley, and all who
come can be supplied here. The saddlers
here will furnish brides, saddles, &c , at less
figures than they can be brought up from
below
, 1865-03-03
Wen worth the Reading.

Housekeepers, if you wish to get Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths Mattings, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings Table Covers and all articles in the Carpet
line at Eastern Prices call where you can find the
largest and best stock in the countryW and
Retail. WALTER BROS,
Front street, opposite Vaughn's Wharf
Oct 81, 1864. 45tD Portland, Oregon.
, 1865-03-03
E. B. STONE.

VETJLT COMMENCE TILE ID TERN OF HIS
w Select School, in the building recently 90
copied oy udae Blew t., on Alder street, Monday,
March 18th, 1865, at the following
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Branches OrthOgNphy, Reading and
Writing, per week.. .........-............S 75o.
English Grammar, Geography, Mathematics
and Philosophy. ....... ..............SI 81 90
say Students wishing TO engage in the study ot
any higher branches than the above named can ao
so upon reasonable terms
TuigiOn to be paid weekly,
z. 3. STONE.
Wslla wslls, Feb II, 1894 IONS
, 1865-03-03
Q. NRAFTS
lew Feed and Livery Stable.

MAIN TREET, WALLA WALLA.
Opposite the Residence Of DR.. 4. J. Thi5odo
HNHIS ENTIRELY NEW AND COAIMODIOUs
i Stable is now open for the accommodation Of the
public. No means have been spared to make this
Stable the best in town and being OIL the main
thOrOughfare and the center of all the mechanic
shops it affords superior Inducements to any other
stable in town.
TIMOTHY HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW For Sale
Buggies and Saddle Horses for Hire.
HORSES TAKEN TO RANCH.
Sept Is, 1884, s0tf
, 1865-03-03
MaSonics

wA1tA WA11A LODGE, No Z, A. F. and \ ri
A. NJ. holds its regular meetings on the sec NJ
ond and fourth Saturdays of each month G-ssA
Brothers in good standing are invited to attend.
By order Of W. NJ.
, 1865-03-03

GooD work oxen are selling in the val
ley at from sl25 to $3.50 per yoke. Cattle
of all kinds have advanced somewhat in
price, owing, we presume, to the fact that so
many have died during the winter in the
valleys east of the mountains.
, 1865-03-03

Hon. c. D. Smith, the new Secretary of
Idaho passed through town this week, on
his way to Lewiston Mr. Smith started to
come across the plains last fall, but was driven
back by the Indians He brought with him
the appropriations fof the payment of the
Territorial Indebtedness.
, 1865-03-03

AT HoME.-Messrs. A. L. Brown, John Sheets
and E. L. Bridges have returned from the capi-
tai, all looking much g the better for wear"
Mr.. Dugan is at Umatilla city, on his way
home Mr.. Langford is still at Portland.
, 1865-03-03

PoRTAGE.-The Steam Nav. Co., pro-
pose to bring the steamer COL Wright above
the Umatilla rapids and run her from
the rapids to withdrawing a portage
between the rapids and Umatilla City.
, 1865-03-03
Dissolution Of Cobartnership.

THE COPARTNERsuIP HERETOFORE EX-
i istiI between Kraft & Sturm in the livery sta
bic business, in Walla Walla, was dissolved BY mn.
tnal consent on the Sd DAY Of February, 1856. TIE
business will he continued at the old stand by C. F.
Kraft, who will collect all accounts due the late firm
and pay all debts against the same.
c.. KRAFT.
Walla Walla, Feb II, 1868. lOw4l C.sTURM.