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RAILROAD Intelligence.

lev EARN1Hes.-The Grand Trunk earned 49,
Osl more for the week ending June Sd than
for the same time1last year.
The Toledo 4 Wabash Road earned in five
months ofthe current year $780, 71 more
than for the same period in 1864.
The Rome, Waterfowl & 0gdensburg
Road earned for three months of 1865,
$24s, O43,6S against $2O2. OlO O5 for the same
time in 1854.
The Michigan Central earned for the first
against s796,1OO IS for the same time in
1865. half of the fiscal yesr of 1865, $2,I44,
s5s s5-increase $24s,66 800 so,
The earnings of the New York Central
for May, were $2OG,OOO mere than for the
same month last year. Working expenses
have decreased.
ELECTION OF DIRECToRs.-John A. Dix,
Jno. Elliott, Blakely Wilson, David Jones,
George W. Stanton, Geo. NJ. Davis, Ebene-
ger Cook, Hiram Price, ]. Grinnell have
been elected directors of the Mississippi
and Missouri Railroad.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR REPAIRs.-Citizens OF
Memphis have subscribed fifty thousand
dollars toward repairing the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railway, and it is expected
that all the bridges will be up and the cara
running the enti.e length in g few weeks.
BRANcH ~REnwAY.-The people of Leav-
euwOrth, Kansas, have projected a Branch
Railway, thirty-fve miles long, to unite
that city with the Union Pacific Railroad,
and thus form q continuous line from that
place to St. Louis. They have appropris-
ted the sun of 1920 900 to be used 10 the
construction Of the road, with the condition
hat it shall be put in running order, on OF
before January 1, 1855.
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DECLINE IN HAsH-It is stated semi Off
cially that about two hundred dogs have
been killed in this city this month under the
ordinance against CANNES. Perhaps this
is the explanation of the reported decline
in hash,
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Fo5RTH OF JULY 0ELEshLT1ON.-At 9 mcet-
ing OF the citizens favorable to the celebra-
tion of tho coming Fourth Of July, held
last evening st the Mayors office, Thomas
Jones, jr., was called to the chair, and b
b. Perkins, Esq appointed secretsry.
After considerable informal discussion
on motion of D. A. Dangler, it Was voted
that q committee Of thirty-fve Disappointed
to prepare 8 pan and report the same to q
subsequent nesting. We present our read
ers tho following v-AtIEaL1 50
OoNNTTTEEoF ARRANGEMENTS,
the names of whose members are q sufi-
cient guarantee of the successful issue Of
the effort at q celebration which is to be
made:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Strawberry FestiVaI.-A Strawberry Fes
t'vsi for the bsssht Of tn. Hev. ". u. Brewster,
will be he d at the Inr tituts, UaivtGslty H,ignts,
on Thursday evening, June 10Th. jsIt;2ls
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Oh. WhEATON's
ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours--slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilbla'ns, and sH Eruptlons Of
the SKIN. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
DO forwarded free by mail. For gale by sl Drug.
Eiats- sTAoEG 4 ARMsTBoss, Cleveland, Agents
for northern Ohio, mhI4F dsE
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. MURDocH.--Mr.F.T. Muir
doch will take 8 benefit at the Academy of
Music this evening. He is one of the
youngest members of Mr.. Ellsler's compa-
ny, and has not long played upon our
stage, but he has been here quite long
enough to impress the theatre going public
with the fine natural abilities which he
brings to the profession of his choice, and
to make a large number offriends who will
be happy to testify their appreciation of
his good qualities, both as an actor and a
gentleman, in a matter -of-fsct way.
Mr.. Murdoch offers a good bill in the
military drama, "The Deserter; or, G Sol
dier's Honor" in the capital singing of
Mr.. John Heron, and in a favorite farce
which Mr.. Lewis will enliVen with his su-
~per-abundant wit and comicslity. 81
We expect and hope to see a large house
in attendance.
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sew ADYERrIsEnENIn

Academy OF Music-Beneat Of Mr.. Murdoch.
q. EsLuetkemeyer-Buokeye Mower.
GsrTetson 8 Co.-Grand Pleasure Excursion.
Il. HAIDes- Returned. 81
E.-MOHey Wsnteo.
g. Msna-Cutter Wanted.
S. BeldeD-Hsir Bracelet Lost.
R--FuTni-hed Rooms Wanted.
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REsIsLTIoSs The designations of LIST
Lieut.. Monroe Eli, 19ih o. V. I, and of I'd
Lieut.. Isaac C. Wynne, LIST Ohio Light Ar
tillery are to date from the 9Th instant.
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Important to Postmasters

Now Instructions have been issued by
the Postmaster General in reference to
wrapping letters. 1t appears that a mis-
construction has been placed upon q para
graph issued from the Department in OctO-
Der, 1864. 1t was notintended to authorize
pOstmasters to abandon wrappersto the ex.
tent thai has been unwarrantably practiced
to the embarrassment of the service. The
discontinuance of wrappers was intended
to be confined to those offices receiving
mails through railway pOstOfices, and t.
that service Exclusively.
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NUIsAEOE--Wick Murphy was fined the
costs yesterday for making a nuisance of
himself. 1t might be interesting to know
how he did il.
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CHoKED TO DEATH.-A child of James LAM
mar, living on St. Clair street, attempted
to swallow a bone button yesterday morn
ing, and was choked 70 death.
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OsWEGO uARKET- June II.

IBI THLRGRAPH-l
F~IOur-Active. Sales at 81 % for No. l spriug5
IS BASS IS for white; ~ z5sSs 90 for dolbe eI-
trS including rouad hOOo Chic at 81 ~, and deu-
BILE sxtta In0lans Al SO 20
WheaG-Rtld above the views Of buyers.
anrm-hO sales
Other grsins qui {.
Lake Impoverished.
Cana sKpOrLs-',s7 bbls four 5000 bu
corn, $50 peas
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STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERy.-Sowing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKERS
js-242:eOd Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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On motion of Mr.. Dangler, the above
committee are requested to meet at the
Mayors Office Friday evening, and report
a definite plsn of arrangements for the ap-
propriste celebration OF the Fourth of July.
On motion, it was voted that the proceed
ings of the present meeting be published in
all the city papers. lai
No further business being before the
meeting, it adjourned.
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a Beacon Of Health.

The good things of this world have each their
appointed missisn.
II is the mission of HosTETrER's STOMACH
BITTER, to prsssat and rsEiess a great variety of
For twelve years its success Sc a pro~teetirs AMI a
remedy has been without chsck or drawback. It is
strong HegatiSe srideScs OF this fact, that tbs efficacy
of the article as a specific for dyspepsia, bilious
meas, constipation, nervousness. general debility
and intermittent fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof Posiave of its infsllibility in such cases,
the statements of public men whose names are
familiar as O1seE old words, have from time to
Tim been given to the world.
fits reputation is not founded in facts, then
truth il a shadow, and tn, uttsrAnces Of c~ouscien-
tIOus citizens are Of no more value than "di:ers'
osths."
And Whist is its reputation Let the progress Of
its salt Answ T the inquiry. Where twsntT dozen
bottles CT Hostettsr's Bitters we're sold in 1866
flee hundred bottles are dispo,ed Of NV
Could public 'pniJn be mora significantly s1-
pressed than BY Tvs unparalleled increase of con-
sumption 1t seems impos Idle.
The preparation bs, BEEN imitassd. Whe are
the imitstorsl Echo answers, "@herr p To the
"IimbO" of things lost on earth they are al either
gone or going. Peace be with Ih=mI
So d everywhere. Jel2. 223dGw
Lambs Knitting Machine.-GENIUs
TRrUAPHAST.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
Nsrrows the toe, knits the heel, complete In one
piece. VIII do all that 1t is promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, go Superior st Cleveland. my27:2ls
A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an effsotuI
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hszarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, O.io,
lakes gr at Pleasure in informing all WHO are suf.
fering with piles, that be used 3 small quantity Of
Or. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
msnet cure. This seems to BE- the cass with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No 6 BAst Fourth str ct, Ciucin-
natl, Ohil, aud sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, q. mye;R5
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MARINE NEWS.
OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED----.JUNH 1S-I4.
stmr Moving Star, Tiser. Detroit.
Prop Iron ides, rur or, Out .nAgon
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Tioga, Sisson, DunEirk
Prop Akron, Smith. Ugdepsburgh
Prop PAssAio, Mitchell, DunEtrk
Sc T ArbucEie, HOregin, Buffalo
Schr Coral, Thomas. Bufalo
5chr Marco PaulO, Hughes. Toronto
schr liv Yankee, Waffle, Bro kville
schr WAlTus B~art'stt, JntOnsgOn
Sehr W A Glover, Weaver, BurWell
OLEARED.---.JUNE - IA.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit.
Prop Ausntio, Pratt Buffalo
Prop PsssaiJ. nj chsll, Toledo
Prep Akron. Smith, Toledo
BarE De Sofa, Lloyd Marquette
Brig hrs bia Baker, Burven
Scnr Fleet Wing, Quick, Brr ckville
SIR John J Hills, Told, Buffalo
Sohr Da,hieg Wave, EgslestOn, Chicago
Schr Oneida Ohitf Fitz<a aid, Port Huron
scOw J o Hills, Becker, East saginaw
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BENEFIT Of M. =. o. Hbrd6th.
PLEA UkE EXCURSION
LAKE SUPERIOR:


THE SPLENDID sTAUEpH STFAAERs TO-
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Will sal on Tleasurs Excavations 20 the Upper
Lakes \ the following days, EARNS clstelAnd at
LEO La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT
Capt jim spaldiBg. OsDt n q, MuFah,-,
Thursday, JuPe -.---'2 Tus:a' 81 %aas--37
MY a. yGiy .%--t
ArS-~~.s AuT ..--.-,- 8
Aug. LII aug ---.......f 2
Th-se Steamers we're built expressly for The
Boute are htted MP With every care or the CON
'ort, conVEniepoe and safe y Of, Passengers, aud
provided with careful aud ff1cisns of6cers.
The "RUUJE" lie acsDowledgsd 20 De me finest
for besl'h and pleasure on he continent. Tbs,
Round Trip comp ises = distance OF about two
thousand miles ano Is fuil OF variety And interest,
Wnion, with the cool and inVigorAtiug Gtmospseze,
rend Is it all that Is desirable for q summer trip OF
Tecres tiOn and pleasure. 80
ststs-roOms can ne secured FOR the Round Trip,
and fuIthe- information giyens by spolyiLg to %
ROBERT HANNA q OJ.,-v-,
iun7:2S4 O. vsIAnd, o..
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CHIOAGO MARKET--June II

IBy Telegraph
FIOur-Hoderately actiVe-
WhPat-QuIst and declined 21Sase. Sales st
81 1-HaI II Tor MOL, closing a. 81 10, and No. 2
a. 81 U%al o.
COFn-Actfve aud advanced &c. Sales at 5sa
5skc for No. l, snd 5is5SHc for No p.
OatH-Firn at al advance Of 3Lc. Gales at
5I%a53c.
PrOFisiOnsHFiIm.
Freights tsady
Reccipts-Fiour 1000 bbls; wheat, $1,000 bui
corn, 100 OoO; oats 5000.
snipmenIs-5.OjO Dbls Hour; 5000 bu wheat
ia COO sorn. 9I,cOO oats.
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uUFFAIo mAnKEr-June "a

IBT TnLsaRARH.l
FIOur-UnehaDged.
Nheat-DulL No. 1 Chicago spring held ct
81 IS Other grad 8 neglected and nominal
C~Orn-Firm. Sales good to choios NJ. mixed
ct 6sa7ec.
50 irmsr.
H~ye-NominAl.
Barley-cf mtnal
WBfsky-Duti ard nominal at 50 O4s9 OF.
Canal fFe1Ehfs To New heat lS13
a1so, corn 1IH.l2c, osts TIsso-
Lake improvisation 1853 bbls, wheat
61,426 bu, co n zl,t34, oats 4oOO
-Ganal n pOE1s-Flour - bblsy wheat 49,
$50 bu, corn 80 80 oats Al O9J.
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THE IRON TRADE-We take pleasure in
referring u readers to the advertisement
of Calvin Carr, of this city, who is manager
and agent of branch houses here, of the
and Bolt Works, Wolf, Howard L Co.'S Ex-
celsior Glass Works, and James Wood Il Cos
patent wrought iron gas pipe and tubing.
Mr.. Carr is a gentleman of strict integrity
as well as good business capacity. He is
so we'll known throughout the west gener-
ally, that we deem further mention unneces-
ssry. His office and warehouses are at IS
Merwin, street and 5 and Z on the dock.
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a OADKMY OF MUSIC.
pR1nra OF LnnnssIoH-

-PRI0ES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PAfqrstte 60osntsj Secured Seats
70 DFs4 0trels, T6oents; Family Circle, 50 cents;
Gallery. 25 cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Sinyle reats In .PrfVats Bo1eslgl.
~ Oolored persons viii, und-r no circumstSn
oes, be permitted 20 occupy seats IN any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery Admission Soo.
Doors open g I Curtain rises at g.
Benefit Of N. =. o. AbFd0th.
so a. GREATgBTFBAnTIOHi
Anew Military DrsmA Of IntenAs 1nta est. g 81
BARNET TIE Glide in srVeIAl- OF his mosi
popular songs Mr. GE0- r. DOLL he celebrA-
ted GuitN list, in two Of hi dne Solos. & ,r7v
sented . new Military Drama in three sets, esHsd
q DE Il hTER Os, A SOLDIERS HoEnR.
Song, Larry Mr.. John Heron
Guitar colo (Firs eslop,) --.S4 an 9 T. Del
lsO, rhenaT emolo ------ar Geo Do
sOng----. Mr.. John He'oJ
To conclude 18th the immensely iulny FaEc5 o
20 MY \ EE HB0R's WIEE -4lA
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sESTEEoEs APPEovED.-The sentences of
the following named private soldiers in
Ohio regiments, who were convicted by
general court-msrtisl, and sentenced to
confinement at hard labor in Fort Della
ware, for the terms hereinafter specified,
have been approved by the War Depart
ment, and ordered to be carried into effect
Immediately:
I2srH INF.-Giles Taylor, six months
Henry ~Slonaker, remainder of his term of
service; John W. Davis, remainder of his
term of service, and to wear a ball and
chain thirty days.
18th CAV -Myrus schofeld, five years.
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e 6 Freaa., Frevlaon INK. p

RoSe q Preat1sP ProVinon RarEes Hs
porG
M following are The naSS ehArged bJ
HauzEsusar-oarsd prsmium bAm1 ? n---H
lhnEasoe0 Hams t-lT e pS
Dried nes1
BhOuHderH-Sugar-curod ba-...s~----H
Bao09-Or Smoked SIDES 3 B..---a---aO
LaFd-Pnzas leaf ksttIs-rnd'd In bbb OF tZes-ls
Prime leaf kettle-rhd-'d In kep , DO
SDTN-No. 1 meas : BIB VI 81
Extra clear 3 hl...---.---....s- " -
E2 No GEtnA oharEs mAds for packages Or eart-
age 20 Allrosd dspofa or boatE. All sFtiols Eru
warranted strictly prime, and equal 10 anything -
tks Ststs. Orders Promptly AlIsd.
6-1EE Hos, lsa- lss add ia Ontario street.
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LADIES' MEETING AT THE ORPHAN AsILUH.
The ladies of this city are earnestly re-
quested TO meet at the Kinsman street PRO-
t~estant) Orphan Asylum, next Friday, for
the purpose of aiding in making up the
necessary clothing for the little inmates of
the institution. It is to be hoped that this
appeal win meet with a hearty response,
and result in a full meeting. q
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CITY NEWS.1

A few choice styles of millinery goods
opening at Mrs. Shaw's Room. jeI3.
LADIES SEA SIDE FLATS are all the rage.
L. BENEDICT & sOSs have a large lot of
them at Wholesale and retail. June 1928.
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SWEEEY's PEARL MNIATUREs.-The most
exquisite Photograph made at Roberts
Gallery, 253 Superior street. ills $50
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TOLEDO MAsKEI--Jmne If.
TBy Telegraph

FlOur-nuI.
WneRt-Dull and is2c lower. eales st 81 432
b-apter Michigan; 81 A. for No. l red Wabash.
COrn-Stsbdy st 10.
OaIs-Firm at sic.
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=. z. Money Market-June Il,
ohs lBY TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Qulet and easy 81 59s q ct.
2 Sterling EXchanKe@lIt@TltA for first
class bills.
Gold s rarcely so orm, opening at 142Z, de
olitiog 10 l4l1s. advanoitg 20 1917 and closing ct
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New York Stock ARrket-June II:
- [BT THLEaRAFH.l
z Government S~tOeAs-Stesdy. Seven-tkir
| ties s9H Tsn-f0rtiss, coupons 81
StOcRR-StTODg. ROoE Island 9q%: Ff.Wayne
95; Toledo los; Chicsgo & Northwestern 25. do pre-
fsrrsdi 65%; Michigan Central Ill; Resding g4Z;
Quiekslye 50; Atlsntis Steamship Co IT.; N. ;.
Central 95sS; Erie TsH; HUDSON I0TZ; Michigan
Sou'hern 60; Cleveland 8 Pittsburgh 65H; Cur ber-
Ia. d 4l%; North Carolina sixes u; TeGnessee ak
esT2Zi Missoud siKts 7OZ.
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TRAVELLERS

~ CieBsnB Wishing oonToysnos 20 either OF ths
Abovo Trains or Boat, will Be called FOR By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. By Leaving their address
door to the Wsddrli Horsa.
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TUDU1uEI81 DUdEUIs
- AGENTS WANTED In every city and town.
For particulars address J. d. AMMOH,
mhl7:k3 Agent. Cleveland, o..
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CleveIand MhoIesaIe Markst.
wEDNEsOA4 EvzHIse. June IA, lssI

myra.R4 ON TENNIS
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NEW YOsK mABKkT-June IA.
cot,on-hs,Il I'd lover. sac. :. aa.ss

S-1EE Hos, lss, lss add ia Ontario sfr-st
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

nRUGS AND MKDIUIE ES-THg
- attention Of Physicians Rad eli psrSons visa.
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WW ~. |D@INNIT EEEIh "VA -
w Women to canvass for ''Greely'G American Con-
6ict - also for -Four Years in secessis," by Junius
Hson Brown. Th.s york will contain a great va
AdyeRtu Is, eChEaciE an account OF tn Authors
capture At NicEEhLIEs ais in r sOnmsnt, his escape
aud perlCus BCdnEsy 70 the Union ines, al stsd by
negro s aid loyEl cit Gems, including the famous
DAN ELLIS and the n MELESs HEROINE, who
safety piiJtOt tns author zud his companions out OF
8 dangerous Rebel ambush. LEVI EONNEl, l4
superiO- ST., Cleveland. Uhio, General Agent for
Northern ohio. Northern Indiana and M CHI Rau.
I. U. Box I6zl. Juu6 :zls
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q DRUo TRADE.

and sc Pricss 10 inEurs nafiafAotion 70 the purchaser
OEEfAL kHD SURGICAL IgBrRUEIEF8, TEETH, RoIE
HuLoAEIzED RUBHzz AID VULcAEIEms,
81 the latest aad most approved p~atssrrn, SOLD =
mazusanfuP.-rl MO-
, 1865-10-20

IT not unfrequently happens that man.
ners are best learned from the unmannerly
, 1865-10-20

MisfOrtuues don't always come to injure.
, 1865-10-20

We call the attention Of purchasers and tho public
in general to our present large and we'll selected
stock, consisting Of
, 1865-10-20

WANT TO BE ANNEXED,-The people
Of Walla Walla seem just now to be in quite
an unpleasant dilemma. They have no dis
trict Court, owing to the absence of Judge
Wyche; and large amount of legal bust
ness is awaiting attention. Again, the peo-
pie of Walla think that their town and coun-
ty fail to receive due consideration at the
hands of'tbe legislature over on the Sound.
There has always been considerable animos-
ity between these two sections of Washing
ton Territory. A writer in the Walla Wal.
Ia Statesman proposes that things which
have so long been going awry in that coun-
try be righted by annexing the remaining
part Of Walla Walla valley,-including Of
course, the town-to Oregon. There seems
to be considerable feeling upon this subject
in Walla Walla. That the change would
be convenient one for that county, hardly
demands a doubt We do not think the
people of Oregon would interpose any OBJ
jectious in the way of annexation" If
Walla Walla wants to join us, Oregon, we
opine, is agreed. Congress will have to be
consulted in the matter, and the consent of
that body gained the remainder of the plan
can be easily accomplished. II Walla Wal
la wants to come, let her put her affairs in
proper shape and come alOng.-OregOnian.
Troops FOR COLvILLE.-A company of
the "irrepressible States troops" lately ar
rived from the East, left Fort Vancouver
last week to relieve the garrison at the
Dalles. The latter 60 to Colville Uia White
Bluffs and the Haynes Ferry rOute-B.
, 1865-10-20
ALIENS

IT'S ACTION Is ExPECToRANT. ALTERATIvE,
i lsUDORIFIC, SEDATIYE. DIAPHORETIC AND
DIURETIC, which renders 1t one of the most vslua-
BILE remedies known for curing diseases Of the lungs
It excites expectoraton, and causes the lungs to
throw of the phlegm or mucusi CHANGING Sc
CRETIONS and PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
irrtated parts; gives strength to the digestive
gans; brings he liver to its proper action, and i'm
parts strengthto the whole system. Such is the i'm
mediate and satisfactory effect, that 1T is WAR
RANTED TO BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW HOURS TINE, If not OF too
long standing. 1T IS WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction even in the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T IS WARRANTED NOT
to produce eostiVeness (Which is the with most
remedies affect the head as It contains no Opium
in any form. IT is WARRANTED TO BESPER-
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child al
though it is ian active and powerful remedy for res
toring the System. THERE is NO REAL NECESI-
TY FOR SO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, il
only taken in time.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by SMITH & DEAN, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents. also, By Dealers in Family Aedi-
ciReS generally.
Dec. 80, 1854. 3H.
, 1865-10-20
CASCADE WAGON RoAD.-By a lett Ell

CASCADE WAGON RoAD.-By a letter
received from Mr.. L. Elkins, President of
the Lebanon Cascade Road, we learn that
the road is now open for wagons to the Des
Chuttes river. From thence the country
Is open, and wagons can 60 to Canyon City,
and to Boise and 0Wyhee mines Captain
Lafollette, with his detachment Of meD, ex-
perieneed considerable bad weather while in
the mountains, but they succeeded in get
ting through all right. The two horse
teams used for transporting the COmpany's
stores hauled } 400 pounds, and the four
horse teams 1900 pounds, with but little
difficulty considering the bad weather. Cap
tain Lafollette has selected for establishing
bis winter quarters, a site on Benton Creek,
3 short distance from where it empties into
Des Chutes, on the west side of the river.
The situation is described as being an ex-
cellent one, being in beautiful valley, near
the road, wherethe troops can give ample
protection to immigrants and settlers. The
distance from Capt. LafOllette's encampment
to the Warm Spring Reservation is forty
Eve miles, and to the Dalles one hundred
and twenty miles.-AlbGny Journal.
, 1865-10-20

DR. johnson used to say that a habit of
looking at the best side of everything is bet
ter than thousand pounds a year. Bish-
Op Hall quantity remarks: "For every bad
there might be worse; and when a man
breaks his leg let him be thankful it was
not his neck"
, 1865-10-20

You say, Mrs. Jones, you have lived with
the defendant for eight years. Does the
Court understand from that that you are
married to him 2" "In course it does"
"Haye you marriage certi6cate?" "Yes,
your honor, three on 'em-twO gals and
boy"
, 1865-10-20

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, 1865-10-20

A MAN recently broke of a marriage en-
gagement because the lady did not possess
good conversational powers. A wag COM
menting on the factsays He should have
married her, and then refused her a new
bonnet to have developed her powers of
talk
, 1865-10-20

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