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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
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IN fact the danger of tru.ting to ap-
nesrances at all was strongly dv.]u
upon.
The new tourist v.s particularly
cautioned so beware on going .lrourh
the tsnnef al New York, ard, isins
thoroughly, adm ,nished, concluded to
kee, her poeket.hook graspel in her
hand durlag that peri|ous passase.
The ls1' started; sure enough . cen.
tlemsnly locking rersonage on the ar
rival OF the s'aili al Sp.inxf cid solicit
81 permission to Ell the uaoccuniea
ss.t hssiie the fair traveller, which .e,
''rdIns to the rules Of travel, could not
be refused The strangers manner,
were those Of gontiemanly .sss (pict,
pockets In novels always arr. )his so.-
tune wss plain servicesbls and /. 'spt-
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21

ne~ed his proposition to purcl,sse
jones' farm and finally purchased It
for $50 600 cash. The necessary p,-
peTs were made ont and dav or two
since Brown became proprietor Of the
Q veted land. NV c,~es the .eou.|.
hr"wh' az s"Nn as he had The propert,
~ his own hands, began to wear y
"hesTfu! aspect, clapping aud ruhhlns
h's hands IN great g!ee, much 70 the
amrsement Of lis friend A iialogue,
subsequently, as tolio~s ersued: Brown.
-'"D' you remember Jones, ahea YOU
and | went Cunning sometime silec?'
Jones' Il do Brown well, when
l stopped dawn to drink cut Of shst
sprins oil the farm, discovered oil j.,
large quantities here III fact, there
~ss So much Of it on the water tl,,
could not drink it That being the case
Determined to keep the secret, BUR.
chase the land, and now I'm e,iny 60
bore for OIL" Jones-tsI.sking all
over with lsugh,er) - NY dear fellow,
III" light before you drank out of that
snrlng my hostler went down there to
*"is' the horse. and, by accident,
/ As q k" ssnr lamp, ~hlch fell inro
'"e spring, and it was the oil from it
'H tste I" Ez,. B. W.. -, = roaa
& H. b Gs ear ne NAV 81
hat, II 2uy -sr desires 10 ge4 r.na-
'"e mi:!Ins, al lie has TO do il t. ssv
Ill" t b own. - Detroit Tribune
Il MAN AND DuTcH C,vRACE.
Hrl'nihsl af:er defoa lug every Roma
army he had encountereA, arriving
within three miles Of Rome iss.lf, and
WAS looking forward to lis speedy suy-
render. when he was sstonished by re-
celvlng Information from a captive that
The very ground on which his army
vas encsmped had just been sold in
the f,,,, .nd had ...,;u.a L:~,
price as in time of peace. So unbeud-
Ing was the old Roman courage. 80
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success # their sr,ns .,s tho f,,t.n. of
their Repuh};c, T. x.s this lor;r o,,,
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21

LesAcd notices folio wing edit orAl matter vii! hr charged
At hn rate s3 90 ror ten l'res for single insertion
Gar IT,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
PAY I'D today!

All persons indebted to the undersigne I'd
mast cens in and pay up forthwith or pay.
ment will be enforced with costs. | will
have tn sums peaeably if possible, BY COM
pulsion if Necessary. This is designed for
every man indebted whcthsr the sum ia
great or small. Those Indebted responding
to this call will save trouble and costs. III
Others vii be waited upon by auth, r,ty.'
am determined to Be 10 this matter no ''res-
pestsr Of perssns" Very truly,
April ,, 1893 Nuwr4 Asa1,exs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21

B~lng 500 acres in Ch;ckas.w and
9so acre. in Howard County, !ewa ~aseh
will 10 sold for sh or pa. pon credit
these lxnds are ,stly n large r.rts
an well adapted for either: oo. ., s-.;n
farms For terms.
Apply to GEO. w. JONES. D., '.asn4, q
W.R. MEAD ~ O sgan
nissS GS c SCOT AcGr,gx
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
OtSS Il Ell HFNDORF,

sTnRAGE and COMMISSION 4sR-
CHANTS,
Public Square. Mc'reror. Eo,co
gents for NcCormick.s Reaper Dow +
Fowler and Canton Sweer.take Threeh;ne
Machines, Moss & Williams and 2 ainaird 9
Sugar Evsporators, and Froft's Suger Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand. Horse-Rakes
Cradles, Grind-Stones Plows. Sc, IN any
quantity 80 suit purchasers lao@4s1v.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
ADV EaTrsIFd RATES.

le lines or less make oae square.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21

TEE new postal las provides that
all dorsestio letters dep sit. asholly
urpcis in any post flee are to bs for
wardsd to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington, if part paid, they are to
bs for ~srded 70 their destination,
charged only with the unpaid postage;
not double tn. unpaid rates, - hsrsto-
Ere. Z
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
To oas,lmpiiyes!

FEsHE sDYERTlSER having bsen rsstor
y ed to health in few weeks by very
siRple reRedy, afer having suffered several
gears with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his lei ow sufferers the
means ofepre.
TO oil who desire il, hs vii! send sony
Of the prescription used Ifree Of charge, with
the directions tor prsparlne and nsirs the
same which they will fnd sure cure for
Consumption, ASTHMA. Brou1kitis. Sc fhe
only object OF she advertiser in sending the
Prescription IS TO benefit t''e af11rted and
spread ntoI matlon wiici4 he enpc.l e. to be
.n7aiasbla AMI re hopes every Sufferer viii
IT. ''ls remedy. @s is VIII cost ee m uetAing
and pgoge B biaaaias.
rar5iss wishing the prescription ~iii please
address
RAv E3" ARD 4. WILSON Williamsburg
iv6ol5m3) King. Counts New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-21
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Pxhllsh-d every Friday at the Plain Dealer printr.
rooms, Main Street, New OrsgNn Howard County Iowa.
, 1865-07-07

BEATS Us.-The Reese River Reveille
Quotes from the Enterprise Of Virginia City,
Nevada, the following:
Yesterday was about as disagreeable day
in our city as it has ever been our melan-
choly fate to experience At times the air
was so filed with dust, rags, old newspapers,
packing cases, crockery- crates, hats, para
soils, donkeys and their Chinese drivers, poo
die dogs, Piute squaws, and other trash,
that it was quite impossible to see more than
five yards "
They seem to have a great deal of wealth
er there We have prded ourselves on our
dust heretofore, but we give in. We have
one or two little settlements that now and
then get "spanker' that twists roofs off
and ehookes oxen, but the symptoms are
rapid and of short duration We are be-
hind the times in raising the dust.-SaH
Lake Telegraph.
We haye always thought our "chinooks"
were some wind-perhaps but we must
knock under even to The zephyrs that float
over the Valley of the Saints. The only
peculiarities about our winds that we have
ever specially prided ourselves upon, are
that they save the ladies the trouble expert
enced by the sex in other less highly favored
localities, of elevating their skirts to exhibit
their-balm6rals, and at the same time
throw sand into the eyes Of the gen
temen loafog about the street corners and
''spare their bushes"
, 1865-07-07

Pic NIc.-Tho school children and neigh
bors generally, got up an impromtu ceebra'
ton on the 4th, near the residence Of Rev.
G. Eells, on the Walla Walla. 1t was pure
" neighborhood affair and gotten up on
very short notice, but described by those
who we're present as a very pleasant affair.
Some of the usual forms were gone through
-witb an Grafton was delivered by Mr.. Ed
win Eeels, and the neighbors retdrned to
their homes, as is almost always the case, bet
ter satisfied with their days recreation than
II they had witnessed all the "pomp and
circumstance" that characterize the celebra-
tions conducted N the Irregular old-fash-
ioned style"
, 1865-07-07

THERE were about hundred guests at
the ball at the Garrison on the evening of
the 4th, all Of whom were delighted with
their evenings entertainment, and give
great praise to the "solder boys" for their
hospitality and the taste displayed in all
their arrangements for the comfort ard
amusement Of their guests
, 1865-07-07
StH.aYed.

A WAY from town. about the first day OF Nay a
n large Bay Horse, branded on the right
shoulder with an III or w; has q hollow, or scar,
about an inch square the right side Of his neck;
dark name and tail and dark feet; about 10 or IL
years old. Also, at the same time, a small yearling
white, Indian mare colt No brands.
ANY person finding the above horses and giving
information Of Lher whereabouts or bringing them
TO me at Walla Walla, viii be paid for their trouble
WA PHILLIPS.
June 8, '65. 26tf
, 1865-07-07
j, Il. BLgwETT.

County. Auditor Of Walla Walla Co.. w. Il.
WILL write Deeds Mortgages, Powers Of Attor-
w ncy &c, and take Acknowledgements to the
same,
Inatramsnts for any part ofthe United States cef-
tilted OF acknowledged under the seal of the o. $.
District Court
WiIaso pay particular attention the sale, renting,
and care Of real estate and town property Of nom
residents and persons temporarily absent
ONCE in the Court House, Walla Wala, W. 7.
une so, 1868. 2Jiy.
, 1865-07-07

IT is said that about two thousand persons
are on their way from the Boise Basin to
the Coeur 'Alene country. The most Of
them have gone by way of Lewiston.
, 1865-07-07

THE crickets have destroyed a considera-
BILE amount of grain on some of the farms
along the Coppei and Touchet In some
places in that vicinity there will not be more
than half crop raised on account Of their
raVaoes
, 1865-07-07

The Swiss Bell Ringers, who started for
Coeur d'Alene, returned last week-having
gone only as far as Rock Creek-and left
on the 4th for Boise
, 1865-07-07
Dl4orce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY or STEVENs.

TERRlTORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY or STEvENs.
L5 the District Cougt First JudjciaJ District.
ITO LOUIS OLIVEAs You arc hereby noti-
\ fed that Mary Olivea has filed coInplaint
against you in the above entitled court, which will
come on TO be heard September -, 865, before the
Hou. Judge j. r. Wyche Judge for said district, at
PinlIney City w T., and unless You appear at said
hearing and answer said complaint thesameyill be
taken as confessed and upon proper proof the pray
thereof will be granted The object and prayer
Of said complaint is to procure a divorce against
YOU on behalf Of Mary Olvea.
+. w. PERKINS, Atty for Plf.
Pinknev CITY, w T., June %, '65. 28m2#
, 1865-07-07

THE Firemen of this city remembered the
4th by firing a national salute at o'clock
in the morning, Parading with their engine
during the day and firing another salute at
suncpf
, 1865-07-07

HARvEsTINe.-SOme of the farmers in
this vicinity have had their reapers and
mowers running this week, cutting their
barley and grass crops.
, 1865-07-07

AT RIs OLD BUsiNEss.-Mr. Hill
Beachey, we are told, has turned up-right
side up, of course--at Boise City, and be-
come q mine host" of the Overland House
at that place We suppose that everybody
knows that Beachey knows how to Keep a
a hotel, and in the language Of those who
shared his hospitality when he was host of
the 'Luna," we now propose to disclose
to all Of those who propose to go Boise City
that what he doesn't know (about the
business nobody knows" Jose(Ph), who,
like the host, aforesaid, is never morose,
but rather jocose, says he knows, and that
when he goes he does propose to go to
Beachey's, where Everybody goes"
, 1865-07-07
DIET TEE AL
L lll ID O L { II g HI o u $ Q

Il ll1 ID o L t II g HI o u $ Q E.
R. H. MCDONALD g CO.,
Corner Pine and Sansome sts.,
San Francisco, and 130 J st. Sacramento,
Respectfully invite the attention Of Dentists upon
this Coast 10 the fact that we have now on hand q
complete Stock Of Goods for their USE eth er for Op
eTatve or Mechanical Dentistry, which we are sell
ling prices so low as to deter Dentists from send
ing East for thcr supplies. We are in receipt, by
Express and Clipper Of all articles that are COM
ing into vogue for their use. Below are few of the
articles now on hand, viz;
s. S. WHITES, ABBEY'S 6 WATTS GOLD FOIL.
S. S. WHITES CELEBRATED TEETH,
For Plate and Yulcanite Work.
DENTAL OPERATING CASES,
DENTISTS OPERATING CHAIRS,
DENTAL HAND AND FOOT LATHES,
ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS,
Showing the Veins and Nerves Of the Face,
DENTAL BOOKS,
And. in fact everything apportaniug to Dentistry
TO
Physicians and Surgeons.
The Medical Profession, who arc in want ofany ar
dcle in line are respectfully requested to give us
a call, as We are daily in receipt and have now on
hand a complete assortment Of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, POCKET CASES,
PLASTERS, LINT, sPLINTS, TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS SILK
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE
CAPS, ETC, ETC.
R. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Corner Pine and Sansomc SITS,
San Francisco, and 1870 Jst. Sacramento.
April IA, '65, l8m9.
, 1865-07-07
-Adl1rinisst1,ntoI.'s Notice.

FUyO THE CREDpTORs OF e. F. SKIM
4 NER deceased: All persons who arc creditors
OF the above named E. e skinner deceased arc here
by notified to present heir respective claims with
the necessary vouchers to support the same to the
undersigned at bis Office at Walla Wala city, W. T.,
within enc year from the date Of this.
We. LANGFORD, Adm'r.
June So 1865. 29w4
, 1865-07-07

THE editor of the Olympia Democrat IN
forms his readers that he wants just 5000 to
enable him to publish his paper through
the year and establish it on firm basis.
, 1865-07-07

THE people Of Boise valley are talking Of
organizing a vigilance committe to rid that
valley Of band Of horse thieves who have
centered there. The Idaho Statesman says
the thieves there have reduced their business
to a Science"
, 1865-07-07


oilitste minug operations.
VIM Kirby, of Lewiston and Ereka no
torety, and man named Harvey we're ar
rested here TO day for passing counterfeit
gold dust. Tha general impression is that
these individuals will be en- route for the
"coal mines" ia about thirty days.
All the miners chat are "loose-footed' and
able to get off are leaving for the CGur
dAeneeud Columbia Iou are no doubt
better posted in regard to the former point
than we are. The news from the latter
place, though not particularly exciting, con-
tinues favorable
The Elk river excitement has entirely
subssed, and whether the reported discov-
cry of gold there is TO prove A" steamboat
or not will be revealed when the water goes
down. There is yet company of prosPec-
tors in that country.
The miners are just commencing work on
the creek, and some of them have bright
prospects for a successful season.
Judge O RELY informs ME that the same
duties are charged on goods at New West
minister that are charged here.
No trains Of any note have arrived here
yne pdsJ Wtoh' IANct JIllhS III CHO PlOFlo-
ion line will be very scarce here thirty days
hence, unless there are stocks on the road.
Groceries are scarce now. Should the Coeur
d'Alene mines prove good we have plenty
for this camp. There are large stocks Of
clothing on hand
Mr.. W, p. Adams, Of the firm Of Brown,
Bros & Co., Of your city, arrived here a
few days since-seven days from Wala
looking quite as pleasant after his
tiresome journey as when dispensing his
smiles and his goods behind his counter at
home.
Mr.. Waldron, the bearer of this, is al
ways up to time with his express, and is a
universal favorite in this camp. Persons
entrusting letters and packages to his care
may be assured of their safe and speedy
transmission.
, 1865-07-07
G. BERNARD, DENTIST,

I'D ESPECTFULLY offers his professional servi-
ia ccs to the citizens Of Wala Wala and vicinity.
Teeth inserted on Gold, Platina, Silver and Val.
cante Plates and by every other method known to
the Dental Profession from single tooth to whole
set.
Teeth oeansed and filed. and all other dental op-
eations performed in the most scientific manner.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Fu,IUpper Set on Gold Plate from $50 to$8O.
Platina.sam as gold.
Silver $50 to $50.
Vulcanite, $50 to SIS.
Teeth Filled, according to materials, So to IS.
The teeth of children under 10 years age atten-
ded to free Of charge.
~ (temporarily) at the Oriental Hotel.
June 80, 1865. 29tf
, 1865-07-07

FAILURE. The effort to take the steamer
COL Wright up Snake river, with the view
to place her on that river for navigation
purposes above the mouth Burnt river, has
resulted in failure and the boat has gone
down the river
, 1865-07-07

The stages make the trip from Boise City
to Salt Lake in four days
, 1865-07-07

Mr. Beachey,. has drawn off his stages
from the Chico route to Boise, on account
Of tho hostility Of the Indians along the
road and will probably not put them on
again soon. The Humboldt Express has al
so been discontinued from the same cause
, 1865-07-07

Sr. JOsEPH's CoLLEGE-This is the
name Of a new School, for boys, to be opened
at the Sisters Academy building in this
city, on Monday next, by Rev Father Del
ahunty 1t is in contemplation to erect a
building For boarders as soon as arrange
menta can be made to that effect Father
DelahuntJ comes to this place recommended
by his ecclesiastical sgperiors. The terms
of tuition will be found in an advertisement
Of the school in another column.
, 1865-07-07
no tIae Public.

"A NREECHAM BROS. would say to the public that
lKH their now road is open over the Blue Noun
tains, aud men will be employed on it to keep it re-
paired and assist travellers through the noun tans.
MEACHAM BROS.
April %, 1865. 20m3
, 1865-07-07

OUARTERMAsTER Johnson advortises to-
day for proposals for supplying the Garrison
at Fort Walla Walla with fresh beef for one
year from the 1st of October next; also, for
proposals to do the Government freighting
for enc year from the lst Of September.
, 1865-07-07

.zAoS. GuvR nLENE.-Ine news from
Ceur d'Alene this week is corroborative, in
the main, Of that published in our last, and
sums up that if there are mines in that
country they are yet undiscovered. We
have seen a number Of letters besides that Of
Mr. johnson, published in another column,
and they all give about the same account Of
the prospects that he does. Some Of the
prospectora are hopeful that they VIII yet
find diggings and are prosecuting their re-
searches to that end. Others have become
discouraged and are returning home, and
some few have already arrived. There are
now great many determined prOspectors
in that country, and if there are gold dePoa;
its there they will be apt to fud
them. At all events, as It is better to live
in hopes than to die in despair, it will be
time enough to render final judgment
when the last prospectOr has returned.
, 1865-07-07
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
WsrLA WArLA CouNry. (
In the District Court, First Judicial

IN tEe Ut8tT5cJ t0uTt, F1f8t JunlclQI Dl5tT1ct
FENO DRY c. WlSHARD: You are hereby potihed
Il that William Wishard has fled a complaint
against you in said Court, whichw win come On to be
heard at the first term Of said Court, which shall
commence more than two months after the 18th day
Of May 1855, and unless you appear at said term and
answer the viii be taken confessed, and the
prayer Of said complaint granted. The object and
prayer Of said complaint is to dissolve the bonds Of
matrmony now eXistiDg between said complainant
and yourself l.. JAY S. TURNEY, PPfs Atty.
Walla Walla, W. n. Nay 10 '05. 23m2.
, 1865-07-07

MORE News FROM CGUR D'ALENE.-
! Mr.. Henri NJ Chase returned yesterday
from the Cpur Aene He went as far as
the first "basin" described by Wilson and
says that the country, SO far as Wilson's re-
port of it is concerned, is "humbug. In
the locality where be stated he had found
the $40 and SIG dggings the prospecting
party could not even find the "tOlor." On
arriving there Wilson, finding his party were
becoming skeptical. manifested great impa-
tience to 20 on to the "large basin" and,
with some of the party set to cutting a
= trail through high range of mountains to
get into it. When Mr.. Chase left, the par
ty had gone some distance beyond where
Wilson described the basin to be. The In
dians and others familiar with the country
say there is no "basin" in that direction,
but there is sluggish stream with sue
cession of lakes there. Mr.. Chase saw the
party of four men spoken of by Wilson as
his partners, and they all affirmed that they
had never been in to the "large basin" that
they had found no gold mines, and that
Wilson had deceived them as he had others
This party 'packed up" and went to Bitter
Root. Mr.. Chase thinks that the most
charitable and probably the most reasonable
view that can be taken of Wilson's actions
is that he is a monomaniac on the subject of
basins" and gold mining Ii general. He
thinks it not unlikely, , however, that the
prospectors now out will find gold mines,
but saws there are more indications of gold
this side of the C@ur d'Aleno Mission than
there are beyond it, in the direction that
tha rrnsnnctinae nartw arn ohinc.
, 1865-07-07

WALDRoN's Express for the Kooteuai
mines viii leave tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
W has established his Office at Wells, Far
90 & Cos, where Mr.. Condor viii act as
agent. He will hereafter make two trips
per month leaving here about the lst and
10Th Of each month.
, 1865-07-07

THE Celebration at Waitsburg passed of
to the full satisfaction of all in attendance.
The oration of Mr.. Iangford was entertain
ing, and the other ceremonies were conduct
ed 6reditably-so say those who were pres
ent There were about four hundred peo-
pie in attendance, and the citizens Of the Vi
cinity proved their generosity BY providing
a bounteous dinner for all
, 1865-07-07

TIE ALARM BELL.-The fremen Of Wash.
ihgton Engine Company received their alarm
bell on Monday last and put it up on tow
9r at their Engine House Il is made ol
bell metal, weighs 4O6 pounds, and cost
including the hanging apparatus, $276,6O
, 1865-07-07

FROM KooTENAI-Mr Waldron arrived
here with his express on Thursday evening,
seven days froal Baskerville. a letter from
our correspondent there, q. II. B." con
taius the following items Of interest
Mr.. Doodney, the contractor for cutting
the trail to Fort Hope has commenced the
, 1865-07-07
Brushes &c., &c.,

We call the attention of purchasers and tho Pabia
in general to our present large and well selected
stock, consisting Of ..a t-.