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From Ban Francisco.
Of the ship Sir John Prank n. Eto.

Loss of the ship sir John Prankf n ftc'
Sua Frdnsiseo, Jan. ls.-rhe ship y John
Franklin nom baltimore for this port veu ashore
at PigeoU Point the night Of the l'h instant
Captain Displesx and eleven sesmen wers drown
ei She soop parted .mid,hips and the see makes
a clean breach over her. The three mstss' nd i've
s.smsn managed TO get ashore. The sh y wse
laden with the cargo of the ship Charles enneI|
which put inAo Rio Janeiro, in distress
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New York state Legislature.


Atbdr-. Jan 20 -BuLs notice. To amend
tie Brooklyn sewerage act To susud die mihuA
law r, rcgu,tr he use ~ wharyre and slips IN
Sce YORK 70 rsIc,l N much of the registry law
~ applios to towns and villages.
BLLs lNIuonUUEp.--1o amend the charter u the
Peop,e's savincs' Rank. For the relief q he
famllies o3 narr'e ~ mon
A communication was received from tbe Comp
trolu, uiurIn.ng ule senators that the AZ pfopria
ton o. is," ~ s9h1OO0 iur the relief u sick sni
woun,Ad soldiers iB eyhausId, aud advising thai
the funds be tnimciiatoiy rstleuishsi Mr.. suong
Offered concurrent resolution ,sprossrE ta'
than Is Of the people to Aimirsl Po'tct AMI Gen
Tony, fut lie yictuTy they sclucved ~ Fort FIshoi
Adjourned until Muudsy evening
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~ cs,rs the first rsrt n the letter and the sp-
lcadi1, your eminence will uutcrrsnd that the
rocel ton and publcstion " these docunents'
which contain propositions contrary 70 the priuci-
pies which 10 basct the constitution Of tie en-
pro could not be author pcd." ="
ruo Frcu1h clergy hal hdd . meeting 10 ar
range preliminary measures Tor gathering OF Al
the rrelsies- chief priests aud descous ot the
church IN France to concert measures Tor inform
in. thc Pop< Of the uufiessan, effect produced by
his letter through ont France.
French Imperial lovres sppo'nts Prince Sspo-
loon Wee Presideni Of th, Frivy Council.
The Pore had o.rivyd tho nfmlsrs Of tho "a
cred COlle-s aud addrcssej 10 them an aIccuuou'
iu which he s4id thA, in the present day robbery
was cummrtsd under the prcteSt u nsnonshty'
but The triumph of the CHURCH was certain, uc
DAY only Of thS triumph teug uncertain MS
Holiness sddcd that aher witnessing the dsstruc-
non OF the enemies Of the II y See snd the IN
unlh oi u,nh sod virtue, he would aIcldm with
simeon -" Lord, now lstlest thou Thy servant do
part In pc,re"
Nothing q moment hN. tsu-p'red In New zes-
ls1d. The nAtyesl who were still IN rebslhon.
we're making yrslerAGous for . renewal oil the
strupgls
The mails frcrn tho Br.dls bal reached Englsnd.
An aniinoniy bad sprung up between the Monte
v dams Sld tbe BIeuos Ayresns which ~ss cal
eua,eI 10 lesi so disastrous consequences IL ths
River rsLe,
Very atcst.
Lirsrpooi, Jan. B.-Captain CorbetL who com
m.ndod the steamer Sea n ns, nov tbs p'rsn
sh,usndo.h, on her voyage ffon London ~ hs
de'-a, has been arrested Tor v,olsune the Enlist
menI Act, iu enlistins n.cn for the Retea Navy.
The London TINES = to-day has article hisi4
| ly eulosistic cf General sherrnan's skin.
| Tho prhe-hght for the championship betwee'
/ wcmAld aud Mar sJen, resulted N tie yIctoJy y
wortDAd.
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She Capture OF Fort Fisher-Dispateh from
Admiral Porter.
Norm ATLANTIC SqUApRos, F1A4snp
MALyERR, OFF FOEI FEuEA,
L.. La az

January 10, 1895.
sn 81 wrote you yesterday W. have sl the
Soru The army have captured 500 men and
large number Of officers, including General VIII
ting and Colonel Laub The gunbosts arc now IN
ne river, sod Wilmington is hermeteally sealed
sgsipst blockade runners. Tho rehels have dss-
voyed the works Oh Smiths Island, and II hsy
IL no, destroy Fort CAswelh IL Is OF no use to
mem. We will 90. that sf.er little while. You
mus. not expect too much Of Us AZ one time
fnese works are Tremendous. | was IN Fort
h.lAkof few days after It's surrender 10 the
French and English. The combined armies d
those Two nations were many months capturing
sA., sircnshold- and ii WON'T compare either in
- % sarSngih " FGn FAhg, Ths to<s con
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Gov JAo,ne n Kentuakv has b~,u uDcur-il
tionslly ret ssed by ito Fr,udc4t. In his lcstof,
dated yesterday, tp d In, he save You are ut lib
erty 10 proceed 10 Een.u.kv and remain at large,
10 far as II restee to sny csu'" luV past In what
now do | dscids rotliug A. 10 the + sht VI wrong
u your arrest but Act in the loGc that there 70
less h,billty 10 Misunderstanding anong Union
neu nov than thero was at the Nue ol the arrest I"
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The Case Of Burleigh.

Toronto, Jaw 20 In tho of Bu rleish' tho
Cour, decid.d ,hss the ev,dsnes flly j. s'hsd h's
ecsnr.it,al for robbery, and consequently be must
be given up under the treaty. consda able sx
eitsmsni prevsils and II 10 underwood tn counsel
viii apply for writ of hdbs1s corpus.
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n, IL Enacted, BE, That in lieu OF sny bouds su-
loriE.i ~ be ssuei by the fret sotin of the set
,ntt'.d, "An a-t 20 provide ways End uesus Tor
The pluport VI the government" appTC we'd June
40 - thGt ma, remain unsod at the date Of tnis
,rt the secretary Of Iho Treasury may issus> under
ths suthority 81 -. act, treasury noSes OF the dea-
crintion and character auth orzed b. the secouG
seo,ion of snid scE PrOptdsd, That tLe whole
amount Of bonds buthorized,R aioresri, and treas
urv notes ISSUED Ili u DO issued IN neu ihsreof,
,hsu NOT exceed tte SUN Of 200 90 OoO; and such
treasury nous may he disposod Of for lawful mon.
az or Ir ANY other treasury notes certlhcaass pi
Indebtedness or certhcates Of depost issIed rnd'r
nnv nreyious at Of Congress- AMI such notes sha Il
lie exempt from tAlauon by or under State or mu'
niciIf,l authority.
ssction S4cond-That any bonds known a. Five
t,y.nties issu,d under the act Of FEBRUARY 9TH,
i-G2 rcIIAuiurn.ls ssld 20 an amount not exceeding
tour ln,lliuu do.'- may DO disposed of by tho
SECRETARY OF uo Treasury In tho United btstes, or
n 10 fnd It exprlionL IN Europe, at any time and
| on such ierua ~ ke may deem raosI advhsblo
pyoptded thst The at shall not be cOustruo as 10
rve anv authority 'or tie issue Of any legal tender
noto. in any icrtn hevoni the balance unissued Of
| ,he .uoupt AutAor.z.d BY the SECOND section, u
| which this Is an amendment.
The House took W aud Iaased the Pos' oliaf
Appropr alton bill.
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Congressional Proceedings.
House Of Representatives.


Nhh"s'o'' jan so-lhs eeh''V J''A' 'c-'''
ton rendering Tho thanks Of Congress " Bgevet
AZ t., r, ,.-,i 1-.,.,. .,l ,h, ,s,s,. and ,ncu un
der bis cominAnd' WAS passed. unahiinouHy
A Jolut resolution wA. reported "thAi tte thanks
% ''nEr'" NJ uue snd ae pe'eug 'o"N''' ~
MVJ4 General rAomss and tie officers and uicn
uudcr Lis command for tLe.r skil Ani dAunLess
-, :, t...it. a..
0"'rNs'' "y ""'oH wv 'eO'' "'"'
fea,cd and driven from Tennessee" The resolution
,,.. ,,.,,,,o,,. , .l,,,.J
~
Ihe sens" loh' res"'unoh o' ulAn" '" near
Admiral Porter and the officers, seauleu aud ma
-. H.. ht. ...-.,4 L. ,,. ....,,, .,,aek o,
''"'' uHNe' wv Wv
Fort frher' vas unanirneusy p"sed
M Stevens reported from the Committee OF
w. .nJ uo.,. t,,,, ,..o'u,,o, which n.a,ed.
"N' "N J''''
hu'hprNng 'he nccfetary oi 'hc treasury VI give
notice 20 the owners of the Merchants Exchange In
New York, now occupied as q Custom House, TO
purch..s the ,sue for on, million dollars accord
ing " the terms stipulated In the ie,so
Tho U,uso concurred IN the senAte'a .mend-
-. ~ =, IT. , al. . ..,...,..
mems " Wv "'' "F'
ton bJl including one Tor hiniNef hAuaordi-
nary 10 lilo Rcuubuc Of N.xico
A., ,,, =, a., ,.,,,. - A. ,,,,.,
M ""''"' "'H' VIZ '1 NV
~, reported 4 bill providing that IN all prosocu-
ho,. or indictments for libel IN tho District Of Co
uuba Tho trtL tb ereof NAV be given In evide ore
| undcy M. general issue as . iusuacai on Of the
Hhcl Anl II IA appear that the matter = true, and
! sh.r o,Jey an. dei,uI.u, ~ l.. scaui,s.d Tbs
| hsI uas n.a.s,I
| m. Usu.e r,.sei tho bill. a. Anephpi by the
| senate authoriE,ng IN, .dyapee Of oB ,ers Of The
Navy and Marine Corra tor dietiuguishei scr vices
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Tm War Department has issued an order
prohibiting the lsnIermsnt Of dead hochs, at any
po ut south Of the District Of Columbia. Hereaitsr
Il will IN utterly useless for parties ~ make
applicaron for the removal of the bodies q uheir
tnsndl and rs.AuVeA.
, 1865-09-08

TRADE-There are many persons probably
who haven't any idea of the ''thousand and
one" expedients resorted to in this valley to do
a prosperous business AS an item of trade, it
should be noted that for some time back parties
have made regular business of buying up loads
of the different kinds of vegetables from the
valley farmers and transporting them along the
lines of travel disposing of the same to those
who keep hotels, stopping places, &C. along the
roads. We give case in point: Mr.. J. CALI
her loaded four horse team on Tuesday last
with a cargo of onions, some $500 pounds pur-
chased at farm situate on Cottonwood creek
and proceeded up the Boise road, expecting to
find market for his vegetables at public houses
along the line. Hucksters, we learn are pay
ing from &C. to 23c. per pound for onions by the
Wholesale
, 1865-09-08

FLoUR-The price of -four in this mar
ket has fallen considerably below former fig
ures, and it will probably go lower still
We are informed by Mr.. A. Frank, who has
just returned from San Francisco, that Cal
ifornia -four can be bought there, delivered
on board the sailing vessels, at $3.50 per
barrel, and shipped thence to Portland fol-
s so per ton and further, that it can be
"laid" here at less than $40 per barrel 9th
ers, with whom we have conversed, say that
including tax and "lighterage," which seems
to be something new in the freight charge,
it will cost near $ll delivered here. But
be this as it may, we are told by the mill
owners here that their prices will be so reg
ulated as to keep the California flour from
being brought into competition with them.
Mr.. Wait, of the Washington Mills, who is
first in the market with his -four this year,
is wholesaling this week at $40 per barrel
at his mill, and $1,000 delivered in town.
The other mills will be on hand with their
supplies in few days which will probably
cause further reduction in prices
, 1865-09-08

MEssRs. Jacobs & Co. moved their goods
anto their new store to-day. Their estab
lishment, though not quite as extensive as
the old one, is large enough for all practi
cal purposes, and, like the other new busi.
ness houses along the street, appears much
more cosy and homelike than the time-worn
and dingy edifces that were ''swallowed up
by the fire. Messrs. Jacobs & Co. are
among the shippers to Blackfoot, and sent
out this week two hundred pack animals,
loaded principally with groceries for that
market
, 1865-09-08
Leg Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

WALLA WALLA COUNTY %
IN the District Court, First Judicial District.
TENO FRANK CORSANO: You are hereby notified
4 that George H. Sandy has filed complaint
against you in said court which will come on to be
heard at the first term thereof which shall com
mence more than two months after the 28th day of
July, 1866 and unless you appear and answer judg-
ment will be taken against you confessed. The
object and prayer of said COMPLAINTS to recover of
you and your late partner in business Joseph Appa-
lonia, the of one hundred and twenty-four dol
lars and fortyve cents, and interest due from you
to said George H. Sandy for goods, wares and mer-
chandise, sold and delivered to you
Complaint filed July 28th 1865.
FRANK P. DUGAN, Atty for Plf.
July %, 1865 33m2.
, 1865-09-08

TORY OF WASHINGTON.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 90
In the District Court, First Judicial District
ITO B. F. NEWLIN: You are hereby notified that
i Cassandra Newlin has filed complaint against
you in said court, which will come on to heard at the
first term of the court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 28th day of July, 1865
and unless you appear and answer Plaintiff will on
proper proof demand the reiefprayed for in said com
plant. The object and prayer of said com
plant is to obtain decree of said court dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony now existing between you
'and complainant.
Complaint filed July 28th 1865.
FRANK P. DUGAN, Plf7s Atty.
July 28, 1865. 33m2
, 1865-09-08
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

" ALA " ALA OOUNTY.
In the District Court, First Judicial District.
ITO T. H. CANTREL and JOHN DOE, partners
L doing business in firm name of Cantrel g. Co.:
ou hereby notified, that j G. lsaacs las fled
complaint against you in said court which will come
to be heard at the first term Of the court, which
shall commence than two months after this 22d
day ofJuly 1866 and unless you appear at said term
and answer. the same will be taken confessed, and
the prayer thereof granted The object and prayer
of said complaint is for judgement for Isl ll9) and
due on promissory note. executed by said I. H.
Cantrel& Co.. to said j . c.. lsaacs or order
LASATER g. LANGFORD, Ppf's Attys.
July 2l 1865. 32m2
, 1865-09-08
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
In the District Court, First Judicial District.
HNO JOSEPH PETTY: You are hereby notified
4 that David lmber has fled a complaint against
you in said court, which shall come on to be heard
at the first term of the court which shall commence
more than two months after the 2lst day of July,
A. d.. 1865, and unless you appear at said term and
answer, the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer Of
said complaint is to obtain judgement on note.
drawn December 9th, 1861, for the sum of six hun
dred and ninety dollars by said Petty in favor of said
1mber, or order, and also Judgement on another
note, same parties, and for the Of five hundred
dollars dated August 18TH 1861, and also interest
on said notes LAsATER q LANGFORD, Plf7s Att'ys.
July 2l, 1865. 32m2.
, 1865-09-08
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA %
IN the District Court First Hdjcial District
ITO THOMAS CANTRELL: You are here
1 by notified that D. S. Baker q Co., have filed a
complaint against you in said court which will come
on to be heard at the first term Of said court which
shall commence than two months after the l4th
day ofJuy 1885, and unless you appear at said term
and answer. the will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
of said complaint is to recover of you the of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars and sixty cents due
from you to the said d S. Baker q Coz for goods,
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered to youat
your special instance and request And you are fur
ther notified that your property has been attached
secure the payment of the sum
Complaints filed May lst 1865
FRANK P. DUGAN, Atty for PI'ffs.
July IA, 1865. 3lm2
, 1865-09-08

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. = rF1
COUNTY OF WAILA WALLA .

Hahe District Court, First Judicial District
VNO J. W. LAUPHUS: You are hereby notified
Il that Frank p Dugan has filed complaint
against you, which will come on to be heard at the
next term of said court, which will commence more
than two months after the 28th day of july 1865,
and unless You appear and answer the same will be
taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover of You the sum of one hundred and twenty
three dollars and eightyfve cents and interest, due
from you to J. B. Mitchell prOmissory note and
account and by said Mitchell transferred for valu-
able consideration to plaintiff in said complaint.
Complaintfled July 28, 1865.
FRANK P. DUGAN, Pl'f
July %, 1865. 3Sm2
, 1865-09-08

'
In the District Court, First judicial District
FFNO HERMAN KURRY: You are hereby notified
1 that Angelina Hurry has filed complaint
against you in said Court which shall come on to be
heard at the first term Of the court which shall com.
mence more than two months after the q day of Ju-
ly, 1861 and unless you appear at said term and
swer the same will be taken as confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer of
said complaint is to obtain divorce from you in fa
vor of Angelina Kurry and also to obtain the custody
Of the minor child and costs of suit.
LASATER & LANGFORD, Att'ys for Pl'f.
July 81, 1865. 32m2
, 1865-09-08


FROM THE UPPER COLUMBIA From
Mr.. j. Julien, of Colville we learn that the
reports from the Upper Columbia mines are
not the most encouraging On Carnes
Greek shaft had been sunk AZ feet deep
from which S72 was taken out in one day
but nothing more could be found that woulC
pay. The prospectors supposed they had
struck "high bed rock" and possibly might
find something better by sinking another
shaft. But owing to the great depth, the
diggings must be very rich to pay. There
are three streams, viz French, Carnes and
Gold Creeks, on which miners are at work.
Gold Greek is go miles above Carnes, and
French Greek is near to the former. The
surface diggings on these creeks pay about
Sc per day to the hand; but the high pri-
ces of provisions, caused by the heavy
British taxes, absorb nearly all of this, and
leave the miner comparatively nothing for
his labor. The same duties and taxes are
charged there that have rendered the Koo-
tenai mines so odious to all Americans.
Capt. Whites steamboat is being pushed
forward to completion at the Little Dalles,
and it is hoped by the miners THAI when the
boat begins to run they will be able to get
their supplies cheaper and work the mines
more proGtably.
The crops raised in the ColviIle valley
this season are much better and more abun-
dant than usual
, 1865-09-08

IN SAN FRANcIsco.-CoI. G. K. She'll late
member of Congress from Oregon, and brother
of Dr.. Edward She'll of Walla Walla, has ar
port that this gentleman had been arrested and
confined in the Old Capitol Prison, in Washing
ton City, on the charge of completely in the as
sassination, turns out to have been base fabri-
cation.
, 1865-09-08
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
CoUxrY OF WAILA WALLA.

UOUNI4 OF WALLA W WALLA.
In the District Court, First Judicial District
NN0 THOMAS CANTRELL: You are hereby not-
4 fed that Al. Cain and E. r. Cain has filed a
complaint against you in said Court, which will
come on to be heard at the first term of the court
which shall commence more than two months after
this publication. July 28th, 1855 and unless you ap
pear at said term and answer the same will be taken
as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer of said complaint is to have GER
tain deed Of conveyance made you Sept. 4th, 1862
set aside and declared null aud void.
Complaint filed July 2Sth, 1866
A. j. CAIN, Atty for Pl'f
July 2s, 1858. 33m2
, 1865-09-08

WADDNGHAM's forty-stamp quartz mill
"a description of which will be found in
our South Boise correspondents letter. will
be started from Wallua for its destination
next week Messrs Ball & Stone have the
contract for freighting. Some idea may be
formed of the size of the mill from the fact
that the freight bill from Wallula to Rocky
Bar alone amounts to twenty five thousand
dollars
, 1865-09-08
Money Market.
New York Gold Quotations, ..............l4 .l42Q1l43
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. ..... .7414Q74&

KooTENAI.-Our fellow-townsman, NJ
G. Cosgroye, returned this week from KOo.
tenai, and brings no encouraging news from
that section, unless we except that H. B.
Ms consequential high constables and
tax gatherers will soon be relieved Of their
"arduous duties" and lucrative positions, on
account of the failure of the mines and the
consequent departure of nearly all the mi
ners for Blackfoot. The mines have not by
far proved so lucrative this summer as was
expected, and the little gold that has been
taken out has nearly all been absorbed by
the cockneyed officials for duties and taxes.
Miners, with barely enough money to pay
their expenses out of the country, and trav-
cling on foot at that, had attempted to make
their exodus without paying their "export
duties on gold, and had been followed by
these "paid pensioners of a pettlcOat Gov
ernment" and their little all "confscated"
in some instances as little as an ounce be-
ing taken from them. There are probably
not over $50 men now in the mines, and this
number is being rapidly decimated by the
emigration to Blackfoot OF the merchants
and traders who went there to do business
this season-after all their toll and "mas-
terly strategy to avoid the blood-sucking
officials, who seem to be ambushed behind
every rock and tree in the diggings and on
the road-few. if any, will return with pur-
ses as 'plethoric" as when they went. Mr..
G. did not forbid US, and we put his reso-
luton on record, viz: "If he ever gets for
giveness for going this time be will never
desecrate the soles of American-made boots
by setting them on the soil of British mi
ming camp again.
, 1865-09-08

1t is rumored that Forts Dalles, Vancouver
and one or two additional Posts in Oregon are
soon to be abandoned, by order of His Majesty,
Colonel Curry These posts are of much less
Importance for military purposes than Fort Wal
la Walla, and for the sake of consistency, If
for no other reason, should be abandoned if
the latter is to be. "To be, or not to be; that 5
the question ~
, 1865-09-08

A BIG THMe.-The biggest thing that we
have heard of this week, of local nature was
the arrival in our midst of some of Oregon
distinguished characters. Among the arrivals
were Messrs. Asahe Bush, former editor of the
Oregon Statesman,) Superintendent Hunting
ton, Senator Nesmith, and Major Barnhart,
Agent at the Umatilla Reservation. These gem
tlemen were warmly received by their respec-
tive personal friends, but no public ovation, a
la Colfax, occurred. Col. Nesmith and Mr.. Bush
left on the stage yesterday Thursday for Boise,
thence to the States.
, 1865-09-08

RELTGIoUs.-Rev J g. Deardorff late
of Portland, has been appointed to preach
in the NJ 3. Church in this city during the
present Conference year Mr. D. is grad
uate of the Ohio Wesleyan University, and
has for the past year or two been engaged
as teacher in the Portland Academy He
will preach at the Church on Sunday next
at o'clock A. NJ
, 1865-09-08
Dissolve CO-Parthership
BROWN. WOLFE &, CO.,
StI-ayed.

A WAY from town, about the first day Of May, a
"A large, Bay Horse, branded on the right
shoulder with an NJ or w; has hollow, or scar,
about an inch square the right side of his neck;
years old Also, at the same time, small yearliHg.
white, Indian mare colt. No brands.
ANY person finding the above horses and giving
information Of their whereabouts or bringing their
to me at Wsls WaHs, will be paid for their troubs
WM PHILLIPS.
June O. '65. 2stf
, 1865-09-08
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

COUNTY OF STEVENS. !
In the District Court, First Judicial District
no BENJAMIN PAGET: You are hereby notified
that Catherine Paget has filed complaiuta against
you in the above entitled Court which will come on
to be heard first Monday in September, A. D.. 1865
before the Hon. j. E. Wyche judge for said district
at Pinkney City, W. T., and unless you appear at
said court and answer said complaint, the same will
be taken as confessed and proper proof the pray
er thereof granted. The object and prayer of said
complaint is to procure divorce against you on be-
half of Catherine Paget. EI
F. o. McCOWN, Atty for Pl'f
Pinkney City, W. T., Aug Is, 1865. 36w4.
, 1865-09-08

CAUTIoN-Colds and coughs can be prer
vented by dressing comfortably and you
can find large and fashionable stock of
dry goods and clothing at the store of Harl
ris and Marks, who are selling goods of all
kinds lower than ever.
, 1865-09-08

The resignation of Captain w. J. Matthews,
of the lst Oregon Cavalry Volunteers, has been
accepted by the commander of the Department
of the Columbia, to take effect as soon as he
shall have finished up his affairs at the Post
Captain NJ assumed command of Fort Walla
Walla on the 9th of last month He has been
stationed east of the Cascades for the past three
years. He will leave for Fort Vancouver on
Monday next, the llth instant.