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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10
Fox THE VIHn1cAToR

Meeting ofthe thirty first Virginia Reg
insnt ef Pegranas Brigade.
Immediately after dress parade, on Fel
Is. 1865. meeting was organized in tn
31st. Va Regt BY calling Captain n
C9aHson to the chair, aud appointing Dl
IS. furthermore Secretary.
Major W P. Cooper explained the Of
jcct Of the meeting and offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which wer
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, il is the duty. as It is the priv
ilege of freemen to express their sentiment
upon all subjects affecting the psblic veal
we the officers and men of the 31st. Va
Regt. do therefore
Resotre That we have entire confdeuc
in the President, the members of his Cab
met, both houses Of Congress, and GU
Commanding Officers.
Pesolved. That we denounco all fault
finding croakers as enemies OF taeir Coun
try-detest their pre- ended sympathy, AM
decline their friendship
+ Resozred: That we pity our weak-knoe,
responding brethren. both citizens and sol
diers, (f there are any such soldiers,) anc
say unto them: "Be Of good cheer" d
but half your duty to your God, you
Country, and yourselves, and all will b
we'll.
Resozus5 That we took up arms to achiev
our Independence, and that four years Q
hardships and privations, as we'll as til
blood Of our slaughtered comrads, deman'
that we shall lay them down only whe
that purpose is accomplished.
Resoluod. That the Richmond and Staun
ton papers be required to publish the pro
ccedinga Of this meeting.
After which the meeting adjourned
N. CLaWSON, Chm.
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HoUsE OF DRLEaArEa, Feb 4, 1865.

Editor Ti;ndicator
Having met this evening with Jos Beard
of VIM. near Saneersvilie. paroled p.is
onerf from Point Lookout, I will give you q
brief account Of some Of our poor fellows
from Augusta and Rockingham, which |
learn from Mr. Beard.
FRS ofthe dead
Charles II Anderson Of Mt Solon, Jno.
Litten near Spring Hill, Jno H Byerly Of
Rockingham. all died of diarrhma some
months ago.
Z. A Samuels near Saugersville, Addi-
son Hansparger do. George W Hartman of
Mt Scion jesse Ralster near DO. Cornell
US Mott near do, Jacob Michael of Christian
near do. Abner Ylair,s Dry Rivev, Jno
Wright, do, were all pretty we'll, with the
exceptions Of two or three whose feet were
frost bitten. Young Beard aud Sherfey are
both in that condition.
Robert Coyner late of Buchanan in
Upshure, and captured near Waynesboro
with Peter Bright captured on Long Glade
were placed in Fort McHenry. John Lit
ten was notin the army but captured by
Sheridan near Spring Hill.
This information will possess interest 70,
the many friendsof the parties.
Jno Fl Karricof from near Sangersville
left Pe;nt Lookout some time ago, and-sup
posed to have taken the cath.
L P. S. listened to Gen Wise's Speech to-
night to a jammed audience at Capitol. =
Thousands went away much disappointed a
not being able to hear it. It was a speecl
tLat every man woman and boy in the South
ern Confederaoy Dug ht to have heard.
Moe.
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S, DUrrERMoRE, s. city
Fox TIE TINprcAroR

CAMP PEGRAM's BAG. Feb 2, 1865.
Preamble and resolutions adopted by the
Fifty second Virginia regiment:
Whereas, the Southern States never
bound themselves to make the union that
they formed with those ef the North per-
manent one; aad whereas, the war waged
against US to make it such against our will
is unjust; be it therefore,
l. 'Ilesotres, Il ii1as- Re hare as good
right to be free and to govern ourselves as
cur enemies have, and that we are unwill-
ing to forfeit that right By accepting at
their hands any terms short Of independ-
enee.
2. .That we are firmly convince that d
ralorous zeal and steady adherenoed to the
determination to conquer BY force of arms
cannot fail TO reward us with an honorable
peace that with our resources and an in
flexible resolution TO be free. suhjugation
is impossible, and that should we be con-
quered, i. will not be BY the stern vslor Of
our foes. but by want Of irmness and de-
termination in ourselves.
8 THAT we ever acknowledge the hand
Of Providence IN our past successes. and
that we trust in the righteousness Of our
cause and in the justice of our God, and
lean upon His strong arm for deliverance
ia tine to come
'.Ihst these arc our sentiments. and
that cory oftbis preamble and resolutions
be sent for publication to the Richmond
Er9miner and Dispatch the staunton
indicator and Lexington Gazette"
TIE above preamble and resolutions were
enthusiastically adopted by this regiment
without dissenting vote.
c. Is Co1sER, Captain commanding reg
lneLt
We learn that an arrange.
ment will soon Be perfected for q gen
erel exchange Of prisoners. The Yan
kee authorities have put the matter il
the hands of Gen Grant, who is will
ling to carry out the provisions Of tht
cartel speedily.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS

y EMATNl ~ in the P ost O oe at Stanton, v
A. on the slst day Of Jsnuar 1865.
Ashby G R, Argain Mrs Jane T, Arganbri. L,
James s, Arbuckle Jourden, Anderson Col John
I. Austin Miss Lizzie, Aylor Mary 2, AIKEN.
W m 7.
Burling Mr., Boiling Agnep Bowen Miss Ellen
Bowman Rev H, Barley H b Barn w, BAKER
J Bridges John, Beck ohm 6 2, Barger NJ 3
n E, Brownee Miss n +, Blackmoro Nathan,
Brown Samuel Il !. Beumaker s a.
Caring ton Capt c., Carpenter NJ. Gafad en-
Capt + D, Cham ars w Conner J II. Conawav
Jehn. Campbell J. W Campbell Dir J T.. CoalI &,
Carter v, Chriatain Jos, Clarke Miss NJ 4.
Diland Miss Bette, Dean C. Bowel z, De
preest Miss Elizabeth, Dobbs Miss Lis, Demastus
jimmie, Dads 1t A, Depseest Robert, Dews "
w.
fletcher 3 F. Flber Jonathan, Poster ] ], Fa-
gan + tzallen Miss I4liar, Fountain nj B.
Gray Bob {col,} Gnr' hmei Mai G. Is, Gregory
Gerald, Gleger DR. J g. Godfrey Joseph. Garrison
Mrs Lizzie, Gordon Oliver. Gardner Mrs Polly
Greene 6, Good Samuel.
Haultz Mrs hargret. Hartman C II, Howell
Charles. Harris Capt T. Hemp D a, Hanger {
Holt Haderman J A, Harden Miss Jane, Hurri.
j l., Hutch n J u. Harlow Mrs Jennie Harris
Joshua. Hip 4 Hanes Mrs Mary, Hodges vii
liam, Hensley W b..
Jesse Miss julia Jarrot J F, Johnston Miss ]
:. kendrick A u Keys Miss Katie. Kohlspusen l.
Lee cs, Losg K 2, Lock Maj W, Loftlani N,
Love soDert, lHfVeJoY +. Lewis MAI sam.
McCabe Abner, Morgan Albert lcol,) Myets
David, Mclnall Maj Il, Mcclure Jane, Moore Or
J z, Mackey Miss Mary. Magruder Miss E.
Magrnder N, Mason Maj r. McManama I r.
Newman W II, New eomb Vim. Cool )
Orgain Mrs Jane I 2, Oliver RI.
Parker D P2 Pence Henry, Palnar Capt
2, Price John, Pitze., J B. Potter NJ u, r.tinau
2. Price Il NJ, Peers W.
Rogers Albert. Rhodes Erasmus, Reed Philip
Rose W G, Kudise!l W D..
!, Stout sergt. !sappington Miss T S, Stanley
GraL derson 2, Stanton Il NJ, @unders Henry,
Sherrard Miss B, Sterrett John D. stainbaugf
DR. F, sherrard Joesph Jr, Stalnsker J w.
swatsley Miss Maggie, Smith Miss Mary G., 5wtz
er Miss Mag NJ, Smith Miss Neatly (eoD s.ri re,
VIM
Thompson H, Taylor B. Tavior ]. Thomas
Janes 4, Taylor Miss Maggie, Thomas W H.
Thompson Col W P.
3 W athngton Howard, Wallace Miss Harriet 3
Whitmore Jennie, West Rubin w J, Wynn T.
e rv-scus calling for Letters in the abova list will
please say they are advertised oth erwise hey ulay
not receive them.
L. L. STEVENSON mi.
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- The Baltimore American Of Fir
day last states that the Federal Govern
ment has been satisfied that its exis-
tence will only be recognised, after th.,
4th of March, as far as its actual civil
authority extends, and that the seper-
ate nationality Of the Confederate
States will be recognised upon the
same principle.
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The Peace Bubble Exploded.

While the mission Of Blair was in
yolved in mystery, many men in oul
land believed that it remained with
President Davis alone To have peace
or war as he might prefer and that he
would elect war. Contrary to their
expectations commission of three
distinguished anu prominent men
were sent to confer with the Admins
tratiofl Of the United States upon the
tosrect of q. speedy adjustment OF
the existing difficulties Scarcely had
they left before some, not.in our Val
ley we rejoice to say, declared that re-
construction was the panacea -fxh all
cur ills. Strange conclusion, when the
mere anticipation of the troubles the
South would besealled upon to endure
from the rule of Abraham Lincoln,
caused the acts Of secession and the
formation Of an independent Govern
ment, and after the spilling Of the blood
OF thousands of the brave men of the
South to maintain that Independence.
while the war has been prosecuted
agains. US with more fiendish ma
Lightly than ever c,lrrac t..rized the be-
nighted nations of a barbarous age,
that by restoring the Union we might
secure all that we have thus long con-
tended for. Messers Lincoln and Sew
ard, however, speedily dispelled this
delusion, for they said to our Commits
sioners, they would agree to nothing
less than our unconditional submission
to the constitution Of the United
States, and all laws passed under it's
forms, that is, the cenfscation law to
be enforced and the penalty Of treason
to be melted out to all of US.
What think our reconstructionists
now Do they stillupbraid President
Davis as electing war and being I'M
willing to reconstruct the union p
Will they yield up their all and sub
NIT to the doom Of traitors, or will
they stand up like men and yet strike
. blow that will updeceive the despots
Of the North and learn them that we
are freenen, who know our rights and
dare maintain them /?
We opine that the idea of speedy
peace other than through the success
Of our arms has vanished forever from
the Southern mind, that reconstruc-
ton will Only be thought Of with a
shudder and that in one week from
this day the entire South will stand
more united and determined than at
any period of this struggle for liberty.
Let the Spectator and croakcr cease
their respective endeavors to accumu-
late and to cavil at this or that, and
let US all bend all our energies to the
attainment of that success which ulti-
mately awaits us, being willing rather
to give our all and to sacrifice ourselves
for the cause Of liberty and indepen-
dence, than to see our lands and tene-
ments our sacred places and keep
sakes confscated for the use Of the
polyglot labble, who are endeayoring
to tear every vestige ofliberty from this
continent, while we would be COM
palled = stand aside and suffer the pen
atty Of treason. God forbid that
such fate should ever befal the no.
bic people of our beloved Confedera-
cy and by His help, with an united
effort Oh our part, it never will.
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DIED

On the 3oth of jan, 1855 Of Group, CAROLINA
MARY SopHIA. Youngest child of Caroline and
f. Prufer. age 8 months.
Of disease contracted in camper the 24th ,f Jan
uary. Col. W. WILLIE ARSErr Of the 10th Va
Cavalry, Jackson's Brigade. Col NETT was 5
brave and gallant otFeer ard was much loved and
respected by the officers and pen of his Rogt He
was perfectly conscious Of his death and his last
request was, that his remains shoul be bu, led On
the farm Of Adam Stephenson in this County.
Peace to his ashes.
j. LOUIS, Co 10Th Va Cavalry.
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Saturday night, fuppos
ing their troops from
The canonading which
Saturday night, was tho ugnt To Dc tiie
heaviest that has occurred on this line
for some weeks and was caused by the
enemy Smelling our Chesterfield works.
Since the foregoing was in type, we
, learn that an engagement took place,
and the following is Gen Lees official
dispatch Of the affair.
70 Gen s. Cooper.
The enemy moved in strong force yes
tcrday to Hatcher's Run. Part of his in
faDtry. with Greggs's cavalry. crossed and
proceeded on the Vaughan road, the infant1
ry to Cattail Creek, the cavalry to DIM
widdie Court House, where its advance en1
counteled a portion Of eur cavalry and rel
tired. In the afternoon parts of Hills and
Gordon troops demonstrated against THO
enemy on the left Of Hatcher's Run, neal
Armstrong; mill. Finding him ontrench|
ed, they were Withdrawn after dark. DuI
ling night the force that had advan
ced beyond the creek returned to it an
were reported to be rscrossiug. This mora
ing Pegram's division moved down Ii
right back of the creek to reconnoitre, wheI
ii was vigorously attacked. The battle va
obstinately contested for several hours, BID
Gen. Pegram being killed, while brave
ENCOURAGING his men, and COL. Hofma
wounded, some confusion occurred, and Il
division was pressed back to its origin
position. Evans division. ordered
Gen. Gordon to support Pegram's, charga
Ike onemy and forced him back. but W
in turn compelled to retire. Mahone's
vision arriving. the enemy was driven ra
idly to his defences on Hatcher's Run
Our loss is reported to be small that Of
enemy notsupposed great.
(Signedj R r LEE
General Lee reports to the War d
partment a very creditable afairln
Valley. 1t seems that about eigh
OF the enemy surprised our caval
picket at Edinburg, and captured
lieutenant and fourteen men. Cap
Grandstaff and sIlieutenant Noble
with twenty men Of the 18th Virgin
Cavalry, pursued and overlook til
enemy at Woodstock, where they a
tackled and routed the party, recaptul
ing our picker and their officer, an
taking sixteen Of the enemy and TWEEN
tv horses
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

ITO THE CITIZENS OF AUGUSTA AND An-
JOINING COUNTIES.--I would respectt uily
call attention to Gen K l. LEES letter o. the 25th
nit ,pub'lshrd in the EXAMINER" earnestly esll
ing sef ARMS and ACCOJTkEM EATS. i will
receive al. su at my oiiiee in S.auntup and make
such compensation as the Govern ment may allow.
am OF dered to take all Government arms fcrci-
bly,, but feel confident that cur good citizens will
n t force me to this step. Lei me beg that this
call b. promptly complied With, that / may put
the arms III order fer the Spring esnl aign.
3EVERLkl RANIGirI
FL IN 4, oee oA-e' =
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Fok THE VtSDlcAron.
CAMP PEGRAa's BRraApz.
Tons,oru C1rt 1peS

5aHuaTy oIst 1000.
70 the Ladies' Of the Churchosue Soldiers
aid Soclety and Of the Vicinity Of
Chu,chuiUe.
Ours is the pleasant duty Of acknowl-
edging the receipt Of your handsome do
nation viz Our second dinner. At this
late period Of the war when provisioos are
scarce ever. in tho mnat f4rtiIo rnn:ona and
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NJ OIL cK
~ VIRGINIA
In the County Count oi Augusta County Jan -
1868. he sub jet of the FENCE Law u Virg Ia
under the act of the General Asse mbls pas, d
Ftbruai Y Is h 1903. having been biou4M to tho
c"nsidara ton Cf the Court. ant. sll he justIc Of
the county having been suinroucd (and ma jvri.y
thereof bein pl esent. 1t Mas oi der,d "a pus
Of SAID act, that the exiting laws in regard
10 enclosures be dispensed with. Mithin-the limits
Of the uftv Of Augus and that due nntiee of
this order 81 the Court be published tie StAun-
ton s'ViAaicator' for fuu weeks. and by handbs
to be p"stea NJ at Suitable pubIc rsaccs theoush
cut tsle County.
Copy sTKsrE.
WI A: BURNETT, Clerk.
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L. It will be gratifying to the
many friends Of Col. A. w. HARTMAN
to learn that he arrived at home via
Central train CD Wednesday evening.
The Col Commanded the 10Th Va.
Cavalry, Rossel's Brigade and was
captured in July 1868 and sent &c
s1ohnsons Island, where he has re-
manned since prisoner Of war.
His health, owing TO his close con-
finement is somewhat shattered, but
his spirits as buoyant as ever, and we
trust that his arrival at home, sur
rounded by his family and immediate
reiatives. together with q host Of warm
friends will in very short time restore
him to his usual health.
he returns to his native home, more
strongly iinprs ssed if possible thar
eyer, in the firm belief in the success
OF our cuase, and we doubt not, thai
ers many moons pass over, we shall
sc. him again in the saddle, at the
head of his gallant regiment, ready
ane anxious to strike another and q
heavier blow, for home, country and
friends,
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NJ AR RIED

WIsEMAN--Sw 4RrszEL.-In this place on the I'd
inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Dice. Mr. EL1sAH NJ WISE
NAN and Miss JERUs1A A. SWARrszEL, Of Augusta
county.
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WAR NEWS.

From. Petersburg we learn the en-
emmy drovesin our pickets on. Gen Jor-
dsns front on Sunday, and portion
of their forcereached the Vaughn road,
and crossed Matches run. Some
skirmishing had taken place, but there
has been no engagement as yet. The
object Of the movement is not yet de-
ve!oped.
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SAD FArE-A. r. shialets 60. A.
both Va Regt and Frank Sullivan Go
y. 34th Va Regt., were shot near this
place on Thursday last, at 3 P. II.
ngreeably to the finding of the Militia
~ Court Of the End Corps.
We learn that the charges against
them were dcsertion and robbery.
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Feb lo-lt
wv ARNlSG TO G. s. TAXPAYERS WITH
w IN THE COUNTY or AUGU STA.

It is the dssty Of all Dealers to come forpa,d
without delay and make return of their sales 70
the quarter ending eceinber 3lst 1864, to the
SCISSOR oftheir Diytrict, and be registered for the
year 1865. Professional non must also como for
ward aud be assessed and registered for the year
1865. Failure of said parties to comply with the
lao necessitates doubte tax and like sum for
every 80 days delay
It Is also the duty of all parties who have re-.
ceived an income from a,ay source during the year
income so;tAoat delay Failure so to do, necesu-
tatss an increase OF tax on said income.
j. X. WOODS .a..
j. j. LARhW, f z 1es ~ sn -
T.r. WILSON, 'ssa D's''
Feb 1915
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Augasta Go Court Clerks Ollie to sst i:

augusta Go Court Clerks Q6lce to uT'
FENHREE ESTRAY ATTl.E.-Taken up b- inn
a W Roller ON his land, near Mt Sidney in said
County ahent the lst OF October 1854 of the fxNox-
ing description to wit:
Is. small Cow Of white and red spo.t.dvcoar
no. flesh marks, supposed to Do - years old
and appraised at SLG0.
2nd Cow Of red color, little white undsr she
belly. no ear mark or b and. supposed tc BE fear
years old and appraised at $500.
Sd a H.iter o / white color, has red hslr.
no ear mark or brand perc-ptlble, supp ID 10 lbs
oFer two yec-s old, aud ppraisej al $500, b PHIL.
iP Linn, Jst ob Hitch 10 and Samuel Click hefors
nisiian4 Ross +.
Extract Teste.
WM. A. 81 .sNETT, Clerk
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RI oIiCE Mr. Robert DUNCAN, LIT. with
~lS some person about the 18th Of Jun. lass in
Stauat'a or in the neighborhood Brown OYER
COAT and KSAPSAGK containing some papers
which are valuable to me alone. ANY person har-
ing Ae above articles wall confer favor b. having
them at the Yin0icatog office.
b. C. PITzER
Feb fo-1ts
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Rags /! Rags !.

FyROM 10 tolls cts per pound. according to gu
j. tity and quality, will be paid for CLAN |, >
and Cotton rags, delivered at the .'Yindicas
Office.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD ONE HORSE WAGON, HORSE a
IN HARNESS, Price One Hundred and Twert
FIVE Dollars in Specie, or Country produce.
rly at indicator Office.
J. w. POINTS.
Dec. I6-tf.
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independent, free

Let all who may have felt that their
-desponds ncy permeated the army, read
these resolutions, which are similar in
tone and sentiment to those which
have been passed already by nearly
every regiment in the army, and take
courage from their noble brethren in
the field.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-10

L. Last week we published the
resolutions of the Staunton Artillery
and this week those of. he SD and
3lst Va Regts. of Pegram's Brigade
to which we refer our readers.
While many were canvassing in
their minds prospective reconstruction,
these SCARED veterans only thought
of peace being secured through their
Own stout hearts and strong arms.
With them there has been no recon
struction no, never !! Their feelings
are those expressed in the language Of
a lady Of Augusta, whose beautiful
poetical efusion we published a few
weeks since,
Reconstruction, never never II
Independence and forever!
Our land shall be nation glorious
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GEl0<R A Il y Was stolen trom>
s9COO the subscriber in the County OF Green.
abnut miles from standai dsei!s Sunday
night the 18th insr.,
SORREL- MARE,
wears I'D, full ]6 hands high bal face. a. little
white the left side OF the left fore foot. snau
lunp the back under the Saddle in good order,
and aai good Yankee halter
will give the above rewari of Five Hun irrd
Dollars for the delivery Of said e near
CT eenvlr, augusta County, or for such iutol ma
ton as will lead to her recovery.
DAVID WILLIAMS,
Go L x, d Va C4yA!ty.
ian 27-t%
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IT'D QE'S LOCAL DEF NOE FORCE f AL
IL GCSTA, sTAuNT1S, Feb ist les.
SPECIAL ORDER NO s.
Officers men of this Comsnaad are required
to enforce III, latter clause of Circular 30 to:n
headqaae ters ef Re erve Fo ces OF Va, VIII eli di
reefs the collection of t.oyernment arms fund
abandoned or ih the poss.ssi on Of citizens Ufcsrs
Commanding Companies in thia force will noke de-
. citnt execution of this order All arms collected
viii be turned over to Capt Coleman
3y order of Col HlARNAy,
3 + GOLDMAN
Captx A Adj't.
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EsoR HIRE. IL girl gboatl7 years Of age
& Apply at this Office.
Feb loft.
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The enemy were busll,
running their trains on
Saturday night, supposl
ing their troops from
The canonading which
, 1865-12-08
FOR SALE.
Administrators A Notice.

HNHIS'is TO give notice, that the subscriber has
Il been appointed Administrator on the estate Of
Benjamin Davis, late Of wala Walla County, W T..
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them within six
months from this date, and all persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
I'D fF s. NJ. WAIT, Adm illustrator.
WalaWala,, Nov. 10, 1865. 47w4 -
, 1865-12-08
Notice.

A LII Persons owing W. PHILLIPS by note or
"A book account, are respectfully solicited to
call and settle or before the LIST day of january
1886 for he is desirous of closing the old books for
the purpose Of charging his business. 1si
Nov. 2+glsj. 4e,f s.TWM PHILLIPS. 9
, 1865-12-08
FOR SALE.

HNHE Subscriber offers for sale leo acres Of good
Il farmable land, situated on the lower Touchet
with two small houses thereon; also l2O acres one
hall mile from the CITY of Walla Walla 10 acres en-
closed with good fence and under cultivation, with
a very good honse on the same; also, 10 acres ad-
joining the said city, with portion surveyed off in
town lots. For particulars enquire of the under
signed. G49tfl PHILLIP SHAUBLE. d..
, 1865-12-08
NOfice,

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Brown,
IA Wolf & Co., are hereby requested to come for.
ward and settle Immediately il net, accounts will
be placed IN the hands of proper officers for eolec-
ton. All persons having claims against the above
firm viii hHDd them in forthwith d. ~. u
Nov q, 'G5. 24mI. BROWN, WOLF & co.
, 1865-12-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

NAME TO the stable of the subscriber about the
~ l4th of Nov..-a--chestnut sorrel American
mare, three white legs and white face. The owner
requested to pay charges and tax her away, also
pay for this Advertisement. JF. ABBOTT.
NOv,24, 65. .r.. 49wI. -