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unable TO bring them on
The Battle at Bentsnsville
From the Richmond Wing, March 23.l
We received NO exchanges this morning from
points south of Danvlile. The following par
agraph from the Danville Register OF yester-
day, relative to the victory At Bentonville, was
written before the reception there OF the Official
telegram, and is the only newspaper statement
Of the affair which has reached MS.
We learn, rs the Register states, that the bat
was incorrectly transcribed from Gen. Lees
dispatch.
We learned from undoubted authority, late
yesterday evening, that q battle took place on
The 18th In North Carolina, between the forces
under General Hardee and column OF the
enemy, which resulted In signal victory to
From the In formation in our possession we
leeate the battle near the Neuse river, and not
far from the dividing line Of Johnson and W ayns
counties, some 40 or 50 miles below Raleigh
General Hardee attacked the enemy at three
O'Clock, and drove them mile and q halt, cap.
turing some guns and carrying two lines OF in i.
trenchments. Under HIM were his own com.
nand and portion Of the army of the Ten.
neeeee.
A Dash upsn Fsrt McAIlister. Georgia.
tFrom Columbia South Csrolinian March IL
We learn that about three weeks ago Colonel
Clinch. Of the Atm Georgia cavalry, and a party
OF his men dashed into Fort NcAllister al
Genesis Point, and captured the working force
Of Negroes engaged in dismaRtling the work,
About 40 were brought away, together with q
number OF horses 1t will be remsm bered that
this was the FIRST point struck by Sherman on
reaching the coast, and that IL gave him a COM
handing base for subseQ uent operations The
Feet opening fire on Colonel Ciinch and his
party prevented the work from being held, had
IL been designed 70 do so
The ssd Question at the seuth-rhe Fate
81 kiehnsnd Depending On the Rebel
CenmissaPies
From the Richmond Examiner, March %
Inc movement In the City Council to ascer-
iain tAe numoer Of families now residing IN
Richmond, who have been Abandoned here
wttAout the means OF support by husbands aud
fathers tnat nave from time to time RIM the
h!ockads and now remain at the North. and To
take some means Of getting rid Of 40 MANY nse-
less mouths, 10 movement which decjdsdIv
ought 70 b sustained and pushed to it's proper
conclusion. 1t 10 full time that s,Stn-
were done 70 relieve the community OF this r,nIt
unreasonable charge; and If il be true ss n
leged that there are NO less than Ave or a.
thousand PERSONS in this category, most Of
whom are not sustaining themselves bv thai
own industry, bat depending On the charity ~
Tie city, then, indeed, not one day should be
lost In sending them about their business We
shall soon have enough TO do to feed the Con
fsdsRats amy and the destitute wives and
widows ana orphans Of the soldiers who have
. Sacred CLAIM spop NJ, and the refages fani-
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pense-to issue free, for the bsae6t OF suffsrins
humanity four Of their most instructive aod In
lions. Nervous Debility, Prematurs Decline, In
digestion Weskness. HeD.essien, or isnoranee Of
lectures have been the means Of enliehtening and
saving thonesnds, and Will be forwarded free on
ParSsion CSb'net a. Asafonv and Msdieise. e63
Broadway, New YePk. N-ly
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Conrt-In rebate.
In the matter Of the estate of Ellsworth Childs
deceased.
nN reading and fling the petition of Eli
" "a A Childs, administrative of the estate
of said deceased. praying for an extension of
time to pay off the Indebtedness of said estate
1t is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court, on Monday, the
second day of October next, at one o'clocn P
NJ, at his office in the city of Prescott. And
it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing
copy of this order for three weeks success
lively prior to said day of hearing. in the
Prescott Journal, weekly newspaper, print
ed at Prescott, in said county.
WHITMAN HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. IA, 1865. 22w3
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Probate NOlice.

Pierce County Court--In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of N. N. Powell
deceased.
an reading and filing the petition: of l.. N
" and NJ. A. Powell, administrators of the
estate of said deceased, praying for an extern
sion of time to pay off the Indebtedness OF
said estate IT Is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court, on
Monday, the second day of October next.
Prescott. And it is further ordered, that no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing copy of this order for three
weeks successfully prior to said nay of hear
ing, in the Prescott Journal, weekly news
paper, printed at Prescott. il saId county.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. IA, 1865. 22w3
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Notice Creditors,

Pierce County Court-Tn Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Julia A. Hunter,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
II ETTERS of administration on said es-
Il tate having been issued to John A. Hum
ter, of Oak Grove, in said county, on the 3lst
day of July 1865 and six months from and af-
ter said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims Cor examines
ton and allowance. notice is hereby given
that the undersigned viii. on the first Mon
days of October, November and December
next, and also on the 3lst day OF January,
1865, at his Office, in the city of Prescott, re-
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
Inands of all persons against said deceased.
VIM. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. A, 1864. 2l-w4
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WAsHING TCN
CT AHA AG EN- G. Y!
To Officers and Soldiers Of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs.

~ S. BUNDY. formerly of Wisconsin.
W and more recently of the Pay Depart
ment. Washington. attends to all claims in the
different Departments of Government, with
promptness and dispatch. He gives cspc-
cial attention to the Settlement of Accounts
of Discharged Officers, TO Procurin-. Back
Pay, Bounties, Pensions and Claims OF Off
GERS for Horses Lost in the Service
Both claimants and their agents throughout
the State, are invited To address him by mail
c. S. BUNDY.
No. PAT F 81 Washington D. c.
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sheriff,s Sale.
State of Wisconsin,
County of Pierce.

State of Wisconsin,
County of Pierce.
DY WRIT u f of warrant issued by
ID the County Treasurer Of Pierce county,
TO me directed and delivered TOR taxes as
sessed against John Lorrain 4; Go. in the wear
1864, and said taxes having been returned as
delinquent, | have seized and lev
led upon the following described lands
and real estate in the county of Pierce, in said
State, viz; Lots nine and ten. g and (I0) in
block A, in the original plat of the city Of
Prescott, according TO the sur
vey of J. o. Henning. for want of person.
al property. which | VIII expose for sale to
the highest bidder for cash. TO satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs. in front of the City Bank
of Prescott, in the city of Prescott, in said
county, on the 9th day of November. 1866.
Dated Sheriff's Office. Pierce County, this
18th day of September 1865.
JAMES WALSINGHAM,S Sheriff.
23-w6 Per G. f. CoYELL. Dept.
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Fierce County Coult-1n Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Henry Barlow, de-
ceased.
nN READING and fling the petitien Of
~ p. V. Wise. of the city of Prescott, in
said county, representing among other things
that Henry Barlow, late of Pierce county, on
the I4th day of February, 1864. at U. $.
Gen. Hospital, at Jefferson Barracks, Wis
consin, died intestate, leaving goods chattels
and estate within this county. and praying
that the administration of said estate be to
him granted it is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this court. az his
office. in the city of Prescott. on Monday, the
9Th day Of November, A. ID. 1865, at ten
O'Clock A. M. And it is further ordered that
notice thereof be given to all persons interes-
ted by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks, once in each week, in
the Prescott Journal, newspaper printed in
the city Of Prescott, prior to said day of hear
ing VIM. HOwEs. County Judge.
Dated September 80. 1865. 25-w3
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PrnI,nfe N0fice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. 80 The
matter Of he Guardianship of WifeImena
Marti.
an READING nd-fiiling the petition of
" Jean Marti Of Wabashaw county, State
Of Minnesota, Guardian TO the said Wilhel-
mena Marti, OF Wabashaw county and State
aforesaid. representing among other things
that it is necessary To sell the real estate be
longing to his said ward, situated in Pierce
county, State of Wisconsin. and praying that
he may be licensed to sell said real estate It
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, at his office, in the
city of Prescott, on Monday, the 9th day OF
November, A. d. 1865, at 10 o'clock A M.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof
be given to the next of kin and to all per-
sons interested by publishing a copy of this
order for three successive weeks, once in each
week, in the Prescott Journal, newspaper
printed in the city of Prescott, prior to said
day of hearing.
VIM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated October I'd, 1865. 25-w3
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: Esiray Notice.

Strayed from The premises of the subscri-
Der. in Oak Grove, August %, 1865, one pair
of 6 year old working cattle; one very heavy,
white and red color, small red spot in face,
flat ribs, and crooked hind legs. The other
dark brown color. with white spot on back.
An person giving information where they
may be found, or delivering them to me, VIII
be literally rewarded.
MADISON J. BEELER.
Oak Grove, Sept. 80 1865. PAWS
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Three Daily Tlains le'w lhan.e..a
foliuwg

TEvHR0Uau DAY EXPRESS. ats
4 a. "a. Daily SH"rdavs cxeelt4
wing al Warren AZ sos a. ~; Nine:a,
IL 90 a m; Freeport, 9.l5 a M; Krliia
p. m: GAINESVILLE, LIS p. a.; Chcl,a
p. m; Racise, 400 p. M; 1liivaus
p. M; Dixon. 1850 p. m; Fulton. RI.
Mendoza, p p. ~ Burlington, G....-
Quincy. 1000 p. IN; LaSalle. $50
Paso, 80 p. N: Peoria. 30 p. M. H
ington, 4. Is y. m; Decatur. Gas
Springfield. { so y. M; Pana $40 p.
Louis 90 a. m Terre Haute Loo
indianapolis. $40 a. m; Cincinnati Z
M; Sandoval l0.45 p. m; Ctn'.ala
p. m; Cairo $50 a. IN.
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- All my Goods will be sold rs low as
the market viii permit Large Stock-Large
Sales-Small Profits.
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic. gentle stimulant and
unequalled morning appetizer. Pre-
pa.ed in ripe old Bourbon. Being
now used TO the exclusion of all 9TH
er Bitters in mole than fifty United
States Army Hospitals, and millions
of private families, and is the only
popular medicine which has been es-
pecially exempted from stamp tar by
the United States government, on
tho ground of its having been adop-
ted as standard remedy by the med
ical profession.
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THE JOURNAL.
rrstisHSD kvEsF SATURDAY.
l. ! Z f. 4. TAY LOR,
EniTos AvD PROPRIETOR.
Rates Of Aavertising:

r-#-ae w 1l.alFi square mo ; $3.50
va.a.r rSs l55 ! square 6 mos 900
s1as.c - wSs l.15 square | year 1000
seg.r Z WIS 90 ~ eol. mos I2O0
- ~ : SKIS Pas IL col. ! year 1000
a~ks ~ IL - mos 1900
! -.--G-e : v's -s5 - col. ! wear 5000
I s..1s-. saa's 39n 81 col. ! year $500
I-4I.,-. mes 4G0.I colin ! year 5000
81 is'e mos 5.a0.
Oas GHpia-l y tis viii be counted as a
SQUARE sI sai.d matter: over 100 words will
~ ....tsi-l .. tWp squares over 200 words
a. ls- etc.. Vtc.
I.-. a'-.rsissrnell;s inserted at the rates
- e-..iri o. statute.
ttllai e. displayed advertisements will BE-
shar-e.l 50 per cent. above these rates.
Specie. notices ) cents per live for fIrst in
pssii1u. and 10 cents for each subsequent
ir=rgt.na.
ifa sicut advertisements must be paid for
Il. advance; an others quarterly.
= s..-. 'seueuts nat otherwise ordered, will
= snai5 Iesl until shey are ordered out. and
G't.r- :. accordingly
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PRISONERS Coz Ch!cag0

Will find this Route the most Con-
and will be certain of Connecting
Eastern Lines. Sleeping Cars run II
Chicago. s
Passengers for st Louis and inter-
points on The River will find this tie
est, Quickest and the only direc; r1a
will save Time and Money bv pa-.2
Tickets via Duuleith and III. Cen;ra ,
For Cairo, Memphis and New 0i-fs-''
all parts of the South, this line az 2 /
vailed facilities. Passengers going q 4,
rection should purchase tickets Via H /
trail Railroad, and save Time and EzFs
B@ Elegant Sleeping Cars On a. j
Trains. Baggage Checked 10 all ~
Points. Through Tickets for the =
South, for sale by
Geo. A. Dill & CO.
Ag
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eB' Cash paid Tor old Copper. Rsass. Iron.
Rags, Paper aud Rope.
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JOE, 7 I II NV r 10 \
Prescott. July 8, 1864. $40
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An article which every housewife shout
have. Price only % cents.
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TIN-W AR
Patent StOve-cOver Lifters

A large. assortment Of Tin-ware Of every |
descriptions Work done TO order.
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r.ata 0Rcars.
BUSINESS can rs.

= yo;.s. N. II. FITCH,
TsJNG & FITCH,
Arsa-yeTe ~ 7. sw: AZ business entrusted 10
+ is- CO viii h. promptly attended 10.
C...-, in Co,rer; IIai! Building. Prescott.
rca,utl. siEv -. 1861. n2tf
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Through Night EXPIRES

AT 40 u. N. Daily. Saturdays I.
ted, arriving at Warren at 80 p. e.
port, $40 p m: Beloit, 1900 a. D.; RI
500 a. m; Milwaukee. 100 P. H., q
1928 p. M; Fulton, 2.40 a. n: "
11.52 p M; Chicago, ) 90 a. NJ; Bu-
10 50 a. m; Quincy, I.45.; LaS,l!c. rs
M; Rock Island. $50 a. NJ: e fa,e
a, m; Peoria. 40 a. m BlOoHjn-'9a,'
a. m; Decatur. 5.25 a. m; Springfield
a m; Pana. 40 a. m; Terre Han'e Il
m; Indianapolis. 1876; Cincinnati. l3i 3
Sandoval. Q .35 a. M; st. Louis. I9lf
Centralia, $50 m; Cairo, $40 p. %.
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Freeport g. Chicago Exp

At 500 p. ~; Daily, Sundays exccPte-I
wing at Warren at 1902 p. m; Frtep1
lilo p. m; Chicago. 40 a. NJ.
All Trains make Direct Comes
Chicago for
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Detroit. Niagara Falls

New York. Philadelphia. Toronto ca
Buffalo. Boston, Baltimore, Montreal, 81
Eastern Cities.
Connections are made at Cairo l'a..
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steal''
for Memphis. Vicksburg. New OglfaEi
all points on the Lower Mississippi.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Coult-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Henry Barlow, de-
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

FOR
Headache, Costironcss, and kindred
diseases, arising from a disordered
condition of the Stomach. Liver, or
Bowels. Let erery one try these
agreeable Bitters once tried and
used. they will recommend thea
with confidence TO all others who are
in need OF wholesome, agreeable,
and effectual tonic. The rapidly in
.r creasing demand for these Bitters has
induced me TO give them publicity,
so that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced
of their efficacy.
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STOVES !:

/ have large and varied stock of Parler
and Cooking Stoves Can suit any one
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YAK Grove. Sept, 80. TOO.
, 1865-05-26
8. SIMMONS.
Watclmaker and JeWeIIeI

WQtCDmak6f and J6W6IIGr,
III As recently returned from San Francisco with
4 Il complete outfit of Tools and Materials, for
the REPAIRING of
Watches, Clocks Jewelry,
Engraving, Seal and stencil Cutting. &c
He has also ou hand a small selected stock Of
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains,
JeWelry, Clocks, Musical Boxes, &c,
which be offers to Tie public of Wala Walla and vi
cinjty HT SAY FR NGLSGG. PTIGES.
All work entrusted to his care viii be done in
WorkInanlike manner and Gul2raHteet,
IS. SIMMONS,
Main ST., next door to Green 81 Bysn's Saloon.
MAY 25 1868. 24ly
, 1865-05-26
Senator Sherman boasted that he had rode to

senator sherman DOaSLeQ Llab ne mad rode to
the Capitol in a negro car among negroes.
Senator Grimes bOasted of the same thing.
The Republican members of9he House Of Rep
resentatiyes endorse the same views in their leg
islation and many of the States under republi-
can rule have inaugurated the negro equality
plan by law.
An attempt was made to strike out the word
2gbito in framing the Organic Act for Montana
Territory, and the result was that last year the
first Delegate to Congress was a democra t, and
elected by majority Of 1000 votes. So much
for the equality Of the races iq Montana.
In this Washington Territory some Of the
Mill owners on Puget Sound, propose in ac-
cordance with q proposition from the "Freed-
mans Bureau" at Washington, to import negro
freedmen to work their Mills, provided they
can get them at a cost of dollar day.
In order to prevent this importation of negro
labor to the prejudice of white labor Mr.. Lang
ford, Of Walla Walla, introduced bill in the
Council, at the last session of the Legislature,
designed to prohibit such importations The
bill passed both Houses but the Hon. E. Evans,
the loyal Acting Governor refused to sign the
bill and so it was lost.
There was no possible motive for opposition
to this bill other than a desire to encourage ne
gro Importation, and as Republican Congress
has given the Veto power TO our Executive by
striking out the word 'white" from our Organic
Act, Il viii readily be perceived that the Re
publicans, with the aid of imported negro uoters,
would entirely control the Territory.
The negro eQuaHy project is only part of the
grand programme of the wise Solons at the head
Of National affairs; that once accomplished
with the aid Of the negro vote and then comes
the classification of our own race first the FOR
EIGNERS, then the POOR WHITE AMERI-
CANS, to the end that the powers of the gov
ernment may forever rest in the HANDS OF A
PRIVILEGED ARISTOCRACY, ESTABLISH
ed AND PROTECTED BY LAWF X.
, 1865-05-26
Eastern News.
News of May 10Th.

IL m.
cumberland, May Ai'-AJ oayhghJ yesterday,
9J Ir"-nsyuie, 4 surprised ana captured 1eH.
laws ana ms iamuy3 lhciuuIhG ms "IIe' sister
ana noJuef' ms prIFate secretary, Col Hdfrtsohi ;
Uo!, Johhson, "A. u W Col' LuDDech ana uLleut'
hathaway, also several oJhef important persons,
IN a tram OF wagons ana 8 ampuIauces: "A
PalnIul MISTAKE cost us Kleu, ana Lieut..
BenJy "oundeu' IN tne 4Ih Alchlg.n, ana men
Oh tne !sG MIcnlgani "ounueu. Inns occurred
at uayllsht ana OeIore Ine capture q DatIS'
(0Ighea,J fhlI CilAhL,'
Lieut. CoI. lsJ A'cnlgan CAV
Macon (Ta.' NAY I9'-i'V. Ool Haruen' com
manulng Ihe ISL Wisconsin, mas JusJ arrived AI
I'm, Lawrence county oD the evening OF Jhe IIn
ana followed MN closely night and
day througn the pine wilderness OF aingatoE
creeks ana green sWamp5 AT ChamoerAns-
Ylle ne met Col Pritchard with 100 picked men,
ana hasuly ioHoWed lhe traln ulrecly south
FROM Frtchara he got Iresh horses and Pushea
down the ucmulgee towards hope Hlil, thence
by horse Greek to lrwlnsYiIe, where he arrived
at mldalght on the 9th
JEFF. Davis had no. been there, but from ciH-
zens he learned that bis party was encamped 2
miles from the town. Prtchard Immediately
MADE the proper disposition OF ms men ana sur
rounded One camp oeIore mldnlght' haiuen "f-
flVng IN tne Vcmly ON the same evening" en-
camped WlJhln TWO mies oI DAVIS camp WIN
ont knowing 1t. Inree CLOCK IN the morning
ne pushed forward, and hsd gone but a httIe
more tnan mule When ms ADVANCE came on a
party OF the Attn Alchlgan. a IgntenStea. ooIh
parues exhibiting great determination FliJeen
minutes elapsed before the mistake was dlscoY-
cred the 1rng IN the sMrmISh oelng the hfst
warning DAVIS mad. The CaFalrymen state tlaG
, 1865-05-26
Political.
WAIIA WALIA, May 24th, 1865.

WAIIA WALIAI May 24th, I665
Hon. s. GAREIELDE II have been requested
by large number Of the citizens of this County
to canvass Walla Walla county on behalf of the
Democratic party and its nominees with you
in the present campaign. VIII it be agreeable
to you to divide time with me on equitable
terms at your various appointments in this
county? Your early answer win oblige,
Yours, Truly,
RL1LN-- p Dr.cAN
, 1865-05-26

noI;cv Of tbo Ad,oinstr,tion Is to carry ont inn
mediate emancinatiop IN the Southern States.
and that sufficient military forces are to be kept
down there to make tho inhabitants submissive.
IT. annears that General ScbofeId has issned an
ou.oa.;..4;.n u.o,o.,,4;or a., o-.1-. ,.i.hia tho
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, 1865-05-26

ON TUESDAY the 23d inst, between Walla wal
Ia and Sweaza's Ranoh 1.-THE foot fthe noun
tains one day book, Of medium size containing ou0
note Of nine hundred dollars against COp.and and
Gwin, and ther papers and receipts. Any person
finding said book will please leave ii at G. Jacobs &
Co.'S store My name is also ia the book.
Wan. r. HAMOND.
Walla Walla May 26, '6j. 24wl
, 1865-05-26
St1ayed.

TyROM Woila Walla a small Sorre Mare, branded
n WP on the left thigh; has three white feet and
white strip n her face: a natural PAGER. Her name
is cut of! close to the ears had halter on wneu she
left. Amy person giving information to her
whereabouts or Bringing her to me viii be paid for
their trouble. J.D. COOK.
Walia WalA May 2G. GA. 2ltf
, 1865-05-26

TIE work on Dusenbury Bros Brick
building, adjoining D. S. Baker & Cos
store, was commenced on Monday by Messrs
Ashpaugh & Goudy. The building is to be
26 feet inches front by so feet deep-one
story, IA feet high, with extreme height Of
side walls 20 feet iron front When com
pleted, the building will be the finest in the
city.
, 1865-05-26


Found DEAD.-A man named Saunders, who
has resided on the Walla Walla river, near the
mouth of the Tumalum, was found dead near
bis place on Wednesday, with ten bullet holes
through his body He had gone out the day
previous to hunt stock and not returning, his
friends went out on Wednesday and found him
as above, lying with his head in the river' and a
mare that hehad rode, which had also been shot,
lying dead near by him. An impression pre-
walls that he was killed by the Vigilance Com
mittee It is stated that the Committee some
time ago ordered him to leave thecounuy, and
afterwards, on his promise of good behavior,
they permitted him to remain. Subsequently,
he threatened the lives Of supposed members Of
the committee