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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
VERY COMFORTABLE HOUSE, in a
ANY GENTLEMAN going to Europe, or de-
FOR SALE
COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS
AND
IMPROVED PLANTATIONS

IN LOUISIANA. -
valuable tract OF 800 scies SUGAR LANDS few nies
fro the Opeouss Rtiwsycfossiug at Terebone adjoining
the sugar plantation Of Beatty Barrow
desirable COTTON PLANTATION Of about 500 acres
miles Opeousas $50 acres ready Tor the po"'
This ground is high and above overflow IMPROVEMENTS con
sist OF large dwelling Clubhouse with press and eottongn
all in good order and numerons out houses WIN poouoe
oeH rounds Of bale Of cotton, to the acre
g. Eight FARMS Of 800 each few miles from ,ne
line Of the Crest Western Opcousss and Texas hsW,
which is graded to Opeousas The chms'e IN ,h'' soc
perfectly healthy Maps and plans can be shown. NJ,
Aprly to or address WA. q. AMMAN, NO. !" finest
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DentistrD.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st. opposite
~ Lord Taylors. Eew.Yor., are Inserting PULL or
PARTIAL SETS ofthcr IMPRO YED EDAkTIFlCIALTEETH
With wSboui extracting the Roots Fnl Set. On Gold
PlatIns S2S Silver or Aubber Sio; Partial SeA Gold per
toeth t3i Silver or Rabber 81
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Mem Publications.
Now Ready.
TuE CATHOLIC WORLD
Il FOR OCTOBER, 1865.


CONTENTS: o,, or
i-MAJTNTS AND WURZBuEGi e. HELD AT
TUE CATHOLIC CONGKESo6o A
M1iISFS AND WURZBURG .,,,r
M-NApoLEoNs MARRIAGE WIFE ""'''
LOUISE. oyr
u-iN ENGLISH MAIDENs LOVE-
Iv-BELL GOSSIP.
y.-KIRKsTALL ABBEY
vI-CoNsrANCE SHERWOOD. .v p,one
-ssGp .frIoNs or EUROPEAN BihpS:
NV -sMNnrIIFR ATTEMPT At UNION hGIpWiII hEIWh
'Hi'-A19 T9F HNGLICAN AND GREEN 0hohohhS'
M-TH1E cHlLpWSlfE 4cIHHI6W EVE, OR, THE TEST OF
~, ,,hsnnauE TFCAMIFR AND HER FElENpSt
rrAM-C --CcuISESE CHARACIfRSTlCS. ,,.c M,
ENm--piERRF PREVoSTS SToRYi OR, TRUE III
x,,, ,ys1bv TIiE EYE; THE OPHTHALMOsCOPE
AND IT'S USES Illustrated
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cxvI-TIJF ANCIENT LAWS OF UsELAND.
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XyIlI-NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SINGLE COPIES. 50 CENTS; SIS FER YEAR.
IT, For Sale by al Booksellers ,,,,
W f'' ~ LAWRENCE KEHOE, Publisher,
No Beekmrn.st, New.Iork.
rup TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE AMERICAN Nt"s
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Real estate tor Sale.
T1O CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET; 7;

TJNO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.
i TLERs!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE.For the purpose Of I.uIns sse invcstastn t
Southern States the unde Tor the last 70 years
yey ctiseus Of the States Of Tennc~see ad Louians hsve
associated themselves General Asen' aud now 41er TO- TO-
favorsbs locations q the South larse or email amounts o.
the most valuable improved and unimpfoved lands In the
world. !. 49,, ,,,-.
tion and producing from fifteen hundred 10 two thousana
pound. seed cotton from thousand 10 hnna
red good erchnbe acre together wn
f, Gtv 10 sevsny five gallons noases In addition to
profitable cerss nvits tho labor OF the Luhothu
man Stock of ali kinds may be easily raised having hers
those ttades whrfe long and severe
Winters REQUIRE so cl honEiss feediI aud attention
Thesr lands situated Ia the States of Tennessee MA
bsna Mississippi. Arkansas Lonisans aud Texas many
them on the Mississippi, Red Arkansas. White sa
s. Francis rivers and other water courses and ra
roads ao ding good fronts aud opportunity for subdivision"
and access to market -, A.
sntc ports and landed with full hs banks OF me
Hsyou Tcche St. Msrys Parish Louisiana country Ia tue
bebe,t state OF cut vaon before the Of sssed Ter
tiy Beauty the only spo II Is believed where pe
ssy with the product Of the West India Islands ihe
yellow fever and mlamac diseases afc unknown In hh re-
gion except when introduced from Other oeai.t't ,a
The climate Is beny snd pleasant all tho year ronnu
Churches SCHOOL, fine Sugar Houses saw and ofist os'
with abundant labor for lire. All invite immediate eccu'
patton. ri
They will offer also large amounts Of Memphis City and
suburban property; improved and upimpro,ed ncndns
storehouse city residences and connry vilis elsbt e'
for town Jaw mills, ard country stores. A.,
For fither information Maps and Disgrsms application
mus, he made the Office Of the undersigned at nemp
Tennessee J.. c. BETHEL OF Louisiana
X. e. BkINkLEf OF Tennessee
RpYERENCEs:-
CHAs. P. LEvERICH. Pre-, Bank Of New,i9 =,
LEEFRICH Co.. Com. Merchants. NO. III ieai'"
IIIIRIHlTr baltimore Md
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AT MOBILE. ALABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY, Oc1s
DFR r. 10 NJ. for the

AT MOBILE, ALABAMA, UNTIL THURsDIY, Oc1S
BFR - ~ m, forthe
Side wheel steamer Laurel fil registeifd . tahh
side wheel secmer Marrior registered 40 tuns
S.d@-waeei slesrsr James attic. registered OIL tnnl
Side wheel sts amer AT.el. registered 3j2 tuns
side wheel y. W IEoniA-, reli.ief. 'ii enA
Siis-whe seau1er Stari ghs. reg i,fer 81 ts9s
side wheel steamer ibervue, registered s0S tuna
ie,shc eel steamer j. ID. Swain r. istsr, j ~ tnrh
Ssrn.y..el steamer Jennie Rog,rs resist rd "a TINA
Stern.v.eol X. B. Hamilton isGus). rsgssa
fuus.
srrow-tug Perry, register-d i5s tons.
Screw-.us Alph Cg,fug, r. -i-terod - ttins.
Scsew-iug Blossom, register u - ttis.
y ode Barge FORD! anal Boat Golden En. C5rsl BN ~
neuiel orty ffOl Ponoon Barge. thirty (3u Ysv Boa
snd three (Jl Sectional Docks
All II which can De seen at MOBILE, ALA, una -
day Of sa!e.
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Persons making rf0?osa's for ID one boat hfA
should give the number of each bae bN -
with price proposed to De gwen tor escn.
Each envelope containing bid should be sesed and ~
name Of tie boat barge or description Of The prcpcry
ndcrssd thereon, end addressed to i.sf Geets Il
Par Chief ~ Rail snd River Grnsprtsaon m cses
tie officer IN eAsrge Of y,r tfanporaton THE fon' sv
aaicd ior opening bids.
THE Government the right T. wi'hdrsw ny
the above property, ard eiecS PROPOSES dee"sd -
low. 4.
Psymens TO be made IN United States curnncy upss ~
acceptance Of any proposal and TioE tue de'ey ~
properly. -
u description Of The property msy be sbloed % -
cation 70 Co ouc Arthur Edwards Asist, Oasrtefns"e
1T. Louis, Missouri.
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prp GOODS.

ALMORAL SKIRTS, BALMORAL
ID SKIRTS
rNGLiSH AND AMERICAN SKIRTS is complets, snd We
sre now oaerinG the FOLLOWING BARGAINS;
RIAcK AND WHITE SKIRTS at % Is full .ir.l
HEAVY BRITISH SKIRTS, In TaItsns, at 81 u.
RICH SILK STRIFE SKIRTS, st So Ss % and ~
Also
FLANNELS FLANNELS, IL L.
AT REDUCED PRICES
a1yns amE A. DO do <5c and too
RAJ SHAKER do. do. Sc
HEAVY RED TWILL FLANNEL. at ooc.
ShIRTING FLANNELS In great variety. nrvrou
Nos. III snd 274 BOwERY. near Housonst
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QrARTERshsrgs Ggssp,I's ovucS
NAsHINcT0. D. G.. July 90 l85 I
Z ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM,

WAsHINGTo-. D. c.. July 90 las
7 ARGE GOVERNMENTS SALE of STEAM.
PRoPERrY--seaed Prorosas are invited and viii = =
ceyei At the pieces and until the dites hereinafter A1ns n
tho purchsse of the followingnsnsa
STEAMBOATS,, WHARF BOATS, BARGES
AT NEw.oELEiss, "A, UNTIL WEDNESDAY. %
Model barge Mn'li-sn end one lll Goal Bs,'.
Which can be seen at PORT HUDSON, LA unit II Gy
For Inc whsrfbost Natchez 100 uns and ) Ces Bs
Which De seen at BATON RoUVE, LA, nia ID ~
% '-'' ALSO. FOR THE
Side wheel steamer Colonel Hoicoao (buidias wJAas1
side.yheel steiner Illinoi. registered COO tans if
SiSe.s heel .llns. ". b. Ssyory registered 9! tutA
Side wheel 81 amer J. NJ Brown, registered stsnA
side wheel steamer a. q. brown, registered ft3tssa
Sile-wnce stheaner Ohio Beile resster 90 go seaA
,id,.wh ell s,eam meg Mustang regisGeI1d I'5 t1ns
S.de.wleel s,eauer Diana. Is.istcred lie tons -.
siie.whoel So sner sa!nt cLsr.es, registered &1tn
Sise.wh.el sesmer r. n. Fsirchiis r. gstored liza
Side-whee steamer 3, J. Adams, registered 6i7 urA
de-yhecl steamer Switzerland, registered 9lg fGn&
Sie-a-vhecl i amer ID, May registered $50 tura
St.rayh,ei steamer Iowa, Tssi,;er. q 48s taps
steTawieel 'isamFr Alssg2st iessl tered P!ipns .
-icfn-w c s..5Ineg Dick Fulton -. = rrestersa
st'f.wlee steamer Colonel Benedict rgslel'a rs -
sterl-wpesl steamer Colonel Chandler; registered SHH
Stc.l-wheei steamer Connie, itesed - trns
Ster1-whee steamer Lizzie DAVIS, registered = tans
Sters-w hee .csnier Colonel ChapiD. registered -ssA
screw tng Lsvialhsn. re gsteIed 3!4 tuna
Screw tug bnn'e Banks, registered 7, tuna
Screw tug Baltic, reg, ,stered li3 tuns. .ns
Screw iu: Cspte.n Pi,li.s tnow buildinsl
Screw tux mo nan.c snd now budingl.
screyy tas George T. Tyler. registered li6 tuna
Screw tu: Americs, registered 4is tons.
Screw .ug lisicox, registered l5o tana
Screw tug Adloiral. registered it3 tdns.
Screw tns Gladiator. registered IL tuu.
Center wheel steamer Keeper, registered 81 tnna
Center wheel steamer General Ransom s;s.erei lHA
cen.er.whed steamer Colonel Cglbnra, registered In
Moatl bar.es Nos. 10 II, and Abby.
Canal bos. Rossie.
Ton lOl guiIvsie Dargcs
T,seniy y .our (2il Pont Don Boats
our q, yaw boats. W sail Boat ore til metallic ~
Eve 81 skit, and ole (i) set of NaYs. -. ..
Al y which can be seea at NEW-ORLEANS LA, uau -
dsy oi sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

NEW-YORK SENII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
IN THE NEW-YORK SEMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE IA
pnbishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and contains aii
the Edo s articles not merely local ia character; Literary
Reviews and Ar CI,icms Letters from large corps Of
Foreign AMI Domestic Correspoudencei Special and
Assoc eied Press Tee-raptlc Dpaohcs e careful aud
complete Summary OF FoIeen snl Domestic News Excu
siye Rcpo-t of the Proceedings Of tho Fmme Clnb Of te
American Institutes Talks Fruit and Horticultural
and Agrcntura. Infornaton Stock. Financial Cale Dry
Goods aud neEa Narst Repors, which are pnbhshed IN
9HE DAILY TRIBUNE. Il frequently contains articles
which r pressure Of edvegse wi no, permit Us
20 pm. in the Daily Edition. THE SEMl-WEEkLl
EOITH of
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By order OF the ouArserlnas,er.G Genersl.

LEW, D. fAhctSA.
Brig Gen and Chief of Rail and River Tr,nsp1n,ie
WAsnyGTOS, u. C, sept. II ~.
NOTiCE.-An boa;s, &C. at New Orleans AID N,eae
wiic-hiis not accenieei will be offered y pneT
tiol. thoss Il New-Or a. tina, race SATURDAY.
IN day October sud those at Noble A. that pc o. ,os
DAY tho 10th day Of OCtobel. Due notice viii 70 csn
precise hour and ,ocaliiy Of sA.e.
by order Of tue q Oi4ftermastsf- Gener.L :,
LEWIS b. PARSONS Bis'Gee
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THE
NEW.YORK WEEKLY TRIBIyNr
THE

NEW'IOIth NLLhLI TRIBUNE
ss printed LARGE doYb medium sheet maxim, e,g,
pages OF sxcoumns each and containing the choicest matt,
sf the Daily sus Including News Summary Douesfe and
yorezD gssve and Congressional matters War News
Stock Financial Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and General MAJ
ke Reports Report OF the American Institute Farmers Club
&e., &c.
TERMS FOR WEEKLY.
Hsl subseribers dasie copy. year52 nuuiben.S %
do Clubs OF iiye........................ 400
Ten copies addressed Of subsciDers u 80
Twenty copies add escd 10 Of suhscIbeTs "a 10
Ten copies address s.................... 1G 90
Twenty copies TO address s................ 30 "
An extra copy will be sent for each club often.
Drsns on NewYork OF PosOce orders, payable to thu
srder Of THx TRisuSE" being safer preferable
ether mode OF remittance. Address
TIE TRIBUNE, New.York
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kVANTED-Dy an English Protestant n
w POSITION a. HoUSEkEEPER or to a.end iaoy
or any place Of rus, y OF uDdonbte1
biiiy; understands dres-makng Apps Mrs. NJ No. III
East Fourecut.st
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nli!liMcrn.
WantS.

COMPANION.-A well educated YOUNG
~ LADY wishes SITUATION es COMPANION, or take
.,snS rnn ,c and will make herself eeneray usef1 Apply
ana sddress for four days MISS II. NJ No. 9Forsyths
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

HOOSEKEEPER.-A middle-agcd German
LADY of respsctsbnity and domestic habits wishes
SITUATION as houskeeper aud companion for az eiory
couple or small family; she 1, w.hg 70 make herae sehe
ally useful in sewing reading aloud, writing Ac AID ha no
cton go the eonny Apply OF cay!
To Mrs r. ". N, No. 1856 Prince-st.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!

BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Received within tie past days from auction sud P'ae
sales.
FRENCH POPLINS at SOC. per yard
ALL WOOL DELAlNES at 59c. pcr yard.
RoUBAIx PoPLINs q, ecc. per yard
DOUBLE FOLD DEBAGE at 35c per yard
ALPACAS IN ALL COLORS at Soc per yard
PLAIN AND CHECKED OrroMANs at 62.c. per yard
ALSO
PLAID AND STRIPED WOOL SHAWLs'
IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS,
At ali prices. from 81 30 each.
We respect uy that cstoper cannot be TOO
careful to note address, W. n ~ I,,cm,N nv on,
Nos. 259 aud 27i BOwERY. near HoUSToN-sT.
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MOURNING GOODS.

W. JACKSON No. sol BROADWAY,
has ja. received FROM AUCTION and per late steamers
.ni Immense stock OF
BoMBAzTSEs. FRENCH MTRTSoEs, 6f DELAlNES
anu ALPAGChs. choice makes EUGENlES aud HESRIET
TAs, EMPRESS and OTTOMAN CLOTHS, IRISH and
FRENCH POPLiNs, BLACK SILKS ich And handsome
CHECK SILKS. STRIPED SILKS, DESIRABLE MA
TERTAI.S for TRAVELLING and HOUSE DRESSES CAL
IcOEs. GISGfIAMs &c; EOHNErS, MANILEs,
CLoAKs suAWLs. Wills. GRAPES GLOVES coli
LARS aud SLEEVES, ,IihNDGERCurEFs. IN fact EVERY
ARTICLE for DEEP aud MEDIUM MOURNING. Prices
very enable. Gail and examine
N. B.-For the accommodation of Ladies competent
DRESS MAKER Is EMPLOYED liberal dissonns a.
lowed 10 Wholesale b1y,rL
W. JACKSON, Importer ofMoURNISG GOODS,
No. 81 BL,admay. be,wc.n sprIn. and rr.nee...
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NINELAND--TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
--Largs and thriving settlement, Of Vine and; mild
climate 80 miles south Of PhlsdephA by railroad
Rich soil produces lags crops; twenty tracts ut Sl3
per payable within four ycs good business oIeDny
good society. Hundreds settling aud making improve
Land. tosn.Rip NJ Letters aaswered Paper.
foil information viii be sen free. From kepo,f Of Son
Iobnsea Agricultural Editor Of The Tribune of the
suaIe eondi,ionJor peasanf Turning that knov Q nt.
sids of the Wesfsrn Prdirtea
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

INVEST VIRGINIA COAL and OIL LANDS
w for SALE Chesp-THiRrY THOUSAND ACRES
mainly In the County OF Boone portions are ensned
and cultivation WIN be sold In parcels 70 cult Pn
cipsl. only need apply to JAMES A. OVINGTON Counselor
at Law, No. b Beekmsn-st., New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

4 YOUNG MAN WANTED-ln wholesale
~ sr about NJ yerrr Of ss. and o. good chsrcttr aud
whose parents reside this city. Address Box No 2SsJ
poSt-DHce
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

A YOUNG MAN, thoroughly familiar with
N The advertising business, desire,s SITUATION win a
cientiy know how to manf alyersemenls LooE wel.
Adde'S for dsys ADVERTISER, Box No. liz, Tribune
Ohce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

4 YOUNG MAN Of many years experience,
~ 6, writer for newspap.r cesirss 10 connect himself
wrh a 6rstcla.s DAILY EEWsPAPEk in
Now orb; would accept the position OF New York Cor
responder. for any ffcsss liberal Jolin Address j. H.
T., Box No. I65 lrib Oilice
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

NOR SALE-on the Hudscn-about IL
ACRES handsomely sina,ei on he rver conimandng
Of the fines, views between N"~-fors and Ab'ny Is
ace with mod, cIIense. II would secon'H' i'nf
ple. wishing to build togrhr ihcre being ioor hsnd. NJ.
,tes Tor bu .ldiny.. Apply TO BENEDICT Culi No. =
ripo e. Nrw-Yo-k
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Go Cct.

ITO LET-Thc Three LOFTS of Store No. 40
L. Couf..snJtsi. Apply ON premise. TO WM. H. WELLS
stnirs
, 1865-11-17

HEAVY RoBBERF.-Mohday night the
safe Of the Orleans Hotel was robbed Of So
500 in gold dust, belonging to a returned
miner from KOotenai and Blaekfoot, deposi-
ted for safe keeping over night In addition
$500 belonging to the proprietor Of the
house went at the same time. The porter of
the establishment was sleeping in the room
near the safe, the key Of which was in the
custody of the landlord. The safe is small
affair, the lock easily picked, or turned with
a key Of common description, and the thief
could not have had much trouble in gaining
access to the interior Three men, who ar.
rived at the same time with the man who lost
the money, are suspected Of being the per-
petrators of the robbery. They; were Sleep
ing in the house, and since the robbery was
discovered two of them have not been seen
here. A fine overcoat was taken same night,
and doubtless by the same men who broke
into the safe twill be well for our citizens
to keep close watch of their valuables.-
There are several characters in town whose
antecedents do not recommend them as being
at all backward in helping themselves to any
thing they find laying around CImaHLlu
Advertiser, NoU. 15h.
, 1865-11-17

The WALLA WALLA STATESMAN is re-,
ceived with the name of W. d. Newell,
editor, who in his Introductory, says it shall
be his constant care to make the paper 4
faithful advocate of the local interests The
number before US is filed with what has to
be done, and what can be done to make the
town business and thriving point. Newell
always did puthis best foot foremost advocar
ting local interests, and is right. Political
questions will not be strenuously discussed;
still itpropOses to dip in Sin aspirit of patri'
otism rather than that ofparty, as they may
arise - UmdtiHd Advertiser
, 1865-11-17

MONTANA PRIcEs CURRENr.-From the Mon
tana Post of the 2sth, we take the following
report of the Blackfoot market;
FLoUR-St. Louis, r 9s ID sack, S2s027 so ;
States, 2o@23; Salt Lake T 80 ID sack, II 80
GlS SO.
BAcox.-Heayy sides, Z 100 lb sack SOC me-
dium, + 100 10 sack 474c.
HAMs-Prime canvassed, per ID, G5c coun-
try, SOC.
LARD-Suiall cans; 6Oc large, 45@474c.
CANDLES - Works Cincinnati, per Id, 9Oc )
other brands, Soc.
SuGARs-New Orleans, per ID, 53c; clarified,
55c ; powdered, 60c crushed j74c; A, refined,
55 cents.
TEAs-Imperial, per lb, 81 5O@2 Isl Young
Hyson, 3 OO@3 so; japanese, in papers, 2 so.
SYRUrs-Belcher's golden syrup, st. Louis,
per 10 gallon keg, S55i S. II. molasses, per 10
gallon keg, 45@55 sorghum, none.
BUTTER-States, 75c Salt Lake, choice 95c /;
ranch, 81 35@l 40.
CANNED FRuITs-Peaches, per cage, 2 dozen,
S22 so pine apples, % so strawberries, q So
tomatoes, 26 corn 26; blackberries, % ) cher
ries, 90.
OYsrERs- Fields steamed, S24 OO other
brands, per case, % 90:
TOBACCo-Natural leaf, per lbj 81 625O2 70;
ordinary, 2 25@2 so.
SARDiSEs-Per case, size boxes, S65 90 per
case, size boxes, 10 90.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve, per lb, Coo; Eng
lish Dairy, zoe.
BEANs-Navy, 55c.
SoAp--Palm, 6O@s5c; CASTLE, 81 %.
OIr-Coal, per gal. SO 5O@to 0Oi linseedi
SOFA 90.
NAiLs-Per lOO-lb keg, SAP so.
GLAss-Per box of 80 feet, S24@26
PUrrY--In bladder, 5O@52c.
SoDA-Babbit's, lb-papers, 523c; in bulk, SOC.
PEPPER-Grain, per Id, Ssi ground, per 20 ID
box, $I2.
BRooNs-Per dozen, $l4@l5.
CHANPAaNE-Per basket, Heidseick, quarts,
SEQ Sparkling Catawba, 42@42 80.
CLARRr-Per case, S24@26.
wHIsKY-Bourbon, per gal, Sc 5O@7 so; rye,
BRGSDr-Imported, sls@I8i domestic, I SO
@lO 90.
EN-DOmestic, S. to 8 90.
Coax MEAL-Siftsd, per 1OO-lb sack, Sl7 90.
CREAM OF TARTAR-Per box, dozen, 81 co.
SrlRcH-Glen6eld, per ID, 75c.
GNsER-Jamaica, per 20 ID box, Sl4; root,
per ID, co..
PrckLEs-Per case, 2 dOz.. ] gal., s27 so per
10 gal. kegs so 90.
CAxDY-Stiek, per 22-lb box, SO 90; fancy
(French) per lb, l 90; fancy (Americau) soc.
HoS1Y-Strained, per 3-lb can, SO 25.
SALr-Fine, per 100 lbs, $40 to % so; coarse,
hone; table, per iO-lb sack, SO.
MArcHRs-Pef case, 2 doz. boxes, Sc so to /.
SHovELs--Ames' California, per doz, $50;
Ames' spring point, per doz, "a 90.
PIcKs-With handles, per doz, $50.
SLuicE FoRRs--Per doz, $50 to 30 so.
AxEs-Per boz, doz, $33 to SO 90.
WHITE LEAp-Per 25 lb keg, SIS.
LEAD-Per ID; SOC.
SHor.--Per IS ID sack, $l2 so.
, 1865-11-17

SEE TO YoUR FLUEs.--The City Fire Warden
informs US that the time allotted for the purpose
of building fues in all the houses within the
city limits, is out, and that all persons who neg
lect to comply with the ordinance, will have to
pay fine Of FIVE dollars every day after notice
is given that the hues remain unbuit.
, 1865-11-17

WALLA WALLA AyD BrAcKFoor ExPREss.-Du-
ring the winter Mr.. Waldron, the Blackfoot ex-
pressman. will MAKE monthly trips to the mines
Mr.. W. will travel by way of the Ceur d'Alene
and Nullan road, aud expresses the opinion that
this route is infinitely preferable to the route by
way of the Pen d0reille Lake.
, 1865-11-17

WHIPPING THEN N.-The editor of the Albany
Democrat is terribly exercised for fear the De-
mocracy will 60 over to President Johnson.
In his last issue he foretels untold evils should
the Democracy determine to abandon O'Meara
you are out of luck. Johnson has the distribu-
tiou of the spoils, and against the attractive
power of public plunder, the people will be able
to see but little merit in your principles.
, 1865-11-17
Par.ticuInr Notice.

My charge in each case, not including the
Land Office fees, Express charges and Clerks
fees, is from S5 to $ls.
As Commissioner of Deeds for Oregon, am
authorized to administer 0aths, take Deposit
tions, Afidavits, Acknowledgment Of Deeds, and
make out other papers to be used in Oregon, all
Of which are as legal by the laws Of Oregon a.
if made out by an officer in that State.
Any Dispositions or Proofs taken BY me are
legal and will be received at the Oregon City
Land Office, and save Contestants In Land Casei
the trouble and expense of appearing in person.
with their witnesses, at said Land Office. Fof
proof, | have letters from the Land Office.
h. PARKER.
Walla Walla, W. T.. Oct. Z, 1868.
, 1865-11-17

SCAaCITY OF HOUSES. u Just at this
time there is not vacant house of any de-
scriptiOn to be found in Walla Walla. At
a time when the towns below us are deserted
this demand for houses is extraordinary. and
is the best evidence of the remarkable pros
peritY Of the town.
, 1865-11-17

THE BLAcKPooT TRADE.-Notwithstan
the lateness of the season, trains continue to
it out for Backfoot. The inducements to
go through are SO great that owners of trains
are willing to take the chances of being
showed in on the mountains From Lewis
ton, We have heard of as high as fifty cents
per pound being asked and obtained for
packing to Helena. The figures from this
place have not as yet ruled so high. The
opinion has been expressed that the trail will
be kept open all winter, and communication
with the mines continue uninterrupted.
, 1865-11-17

GLENDALE WOODEN Mill.---The Company own
ing this new enterprise near Dallas, Polk county,
says the Democrat Of the 4th inst, have increas-
their capital stock to $40, 900. Machinery to re-
place that lost on the Brother jonathan has been
sent for, and it is expected the mill will be in
operation in about three months.-Mountdinser
, 1865-11-17

7. j.'FAvoRiTE, late of Lewiston, passed
through Walla Walla yesterday, on his way
to Helena, Montana Territory, where he pro-
poses to establish a newspaper.
, 1865-11-17
school Land Notice.
Estate of Thoiiias CantreII.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been duly ap-
1Npointed and qualified, by the Probate Court of
Walla Walla County, W. T., as Administrator upon
the estate of Thomas Cantre late of said county and
Trrritory, deceased; therefore all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to me, at the store of j
c. Isaacs, in Walla Walla, and all pers ons having
claims against said estate must present them to me-
with proper vouchers, within one wear from his
date, or be forever barred j. W. MCKEE,
Oct %, 1865,
, 1865-11-17

THOMAS Boeus, an old resident of Linn county,
lately died from the effect of an overdose of
opium. He had manifested a slight alteration
of mind, says the State Rights Democrat, conse-
qusnt upon business and other troubles, but
whether he took the opium to soothe bis mind,
through temporary stupefaction, or with fatal
intent, can never, perhaps, be known.