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, 1865-03-24

Eds. STATEsMAN:-It may not prove
uninteresting to some of your readers tt
learn through your estimable paper few
facts relating to the neigbboriug Territory
of Idaho.
Although the writer Of this article is
hardly qualified to say much regarding the
resources and qualities Of idaho as a min
ing or agricultural region Of country from
observation, he may be allowed to deal with
affairs pertaining to that Territory as they
now stand and what place she is destined tc
occupy, as Territory that embraces with
in her extended limits all the requisites fol
great and wealthy commonwealth and
what is required to develop the various re.
sources of which she is possessed in so emf
nent degree
Without calling into question the wisdom
Of the former authorities of Idaho, who had
it in their power to contribute much to her
peace and stability, [ look to the future
which now presents to our view so encour-
aging an appearance, and speaks so fatter-
ingly as to what may be accomplished un-
der pure and judicious executive manage
ment. Let us glance for a moment to the
subject of the duties of the Governor and
Secretary of Territory. Their duties are
plain and well determined by law, and are
not of a complicated character requiring the
assumption of special powers and discre-
tion not confded by the laws Their path
way of duty is broad and well defined. The
appointment of Governor and Secretary
of Territory made by the President in pur-
suanee of the laws of Congress, is not in
tended to act as a check on its growth or
wealth or to treat the people as if they were
unfit to choose their own officers. They
are commissioned for the purpose of foster
ing its elements, encouraging and aiding the
development of its resources and laying a
sound foundation by assisting legislation,
whereon is to be erected the structure of a
free State.
The Executive of Territory is enjoined
by the established policy of the General
Government to see that the laws of Congress
and those of the Territorial Legislature are
impartially enforced within the limits of the
country over which he exercises authority.
If this intent be judiciously carried into ef-
feet the mission of the Executive is one that
can be made of auspicious importance to the
General Government and to the future well
fare and interests of the Territory.
Let us turn to the important question of
emigration and calculate what per cent du-
ring the coming year will find a home in
your sister Territory The writer of this
speaks from knowledge gained by recent
travels through most of the Atlantic States
The class of people who have determined to
establish home in the States and Terrific
ries west of the Rocky mountains, will COM
prise that portion of the inhabitants of the
insurgent States known as refugees, who
have been compelled to seek an asylum
within the peaceful borders of the Northern
States from the calamities Of civil war,
, 1865-03-24

SPRING has come at last. The farmers
throughout the valley are taking advantage
Of the prevailing good weather, and are bus
lily engaged at ploWing and putting in their
spring crops
, 1865-03-24

LUMBER YARD AT WALLULA.-Mr Linkton,
of this place. intends to establish Lumber
Yard at Wallula as soon as the roads become
good for teaming The lumber will be hauled
from the mill and from the lumber yard in this
city.
, 1865-03-24

The Bible Society of Walia Walla offer Bibles and
Testaments of all styles and sizes at Eastern cost,
with freight added. Depository at D. S. Baker &;
Co.'S store, March a. 1865.
, 1865-03-24

MINSTREL TRoUPE.-A Minstrel Troupe, late
of San Francisco, gave entertainment at
the Masonic Hall in this city on Thursday eve
ming. The performance, consisting of songs,
dances and comicalities, was well received by
the audience. They give another entertainment
this friday evening.
, 1865-03-24

Two or three days since pair of '.third-de-
gree men" spiked in a saloon on Main street.
They locked horns instanter, and each threw
the other, when Boniface interfered and threw
them both out of doors. They few off at op-
poste tangents, and but one policeman being
in sight, he chose his man and in advance of
two or three hundred loose-footed 'fun-seek-
ers, succeeded in oyertaking him in an alley,
after short chase, when they took walk to
the Recorders, who sent "bellicose" up for a
few days.
, 1865-03-24

PRECINCT MEETING.-The Democratic
Precinct meeting for Walla Walla Precinct
will be held tomorrow afternoon at O. clock
at the District School House on Alder
street.
, 1865-03-24

RoBBERY.-0n Tuesday last soldier tepped
into shoe-shop in town and asked to have a
job of mending dOne-paying the price in ad-
vance. In company with four others, he re-
turned in the eTening-having noticed where
the money was placed in the morning
shop, examining some boots, one of them stole
a purse out of a oatpocket, containing 1922 80.
Neil Gillespie, John Dunmore and Jos. Fowler,
of Capt McCowR's Company E.. stationed at
Fort Walla Walla, have been arrested and fifty
five dollars of the money recovered.
, 1865-03-24
NEWS FOR ALL!
Just received at the
NEW BOOK g. VARIETY STORE.
Large Stock Of the Best Quality and Variety Of
Garden Seeds.
(wARRANTED.)
new supply of
Books, stationery 81 Notions
Important to Farmers.

l have received from the Land Office plats Of the
New Surveys on the Pataha and Tucanon.
, 1865-03-24

THE OREGON MINT.-MR VIM. H.
Newell, editor of the Mountaineer, tele-
graphs from Washington to his paper that
the mint question has been settled in ia
vor of the Dalles, and Mr.. Logan appointed
Superintendent.
, 1865-03-24
Notice.

ISAAC KAUFMAN HAS, BY MUTUAL CON
SENT, withdrawn from the firm of Bloom. MI
LER d Co: The firm will collect all dues and pay
all debts OF said firm. ISAAC KAUFMAN.
ISAAC F. BLOCH.
CHAS. S. MILLER.
SIG. SCHWABACHER.
Dalles, March I, 1865. l6w4
, 1865-03-24

MEssRs L. j. Rector and II. Parker
will leave on Monday next to at
tend the Union Convention at Claquato.
They will act as proxies for the other dele
gates elected.
, 1865-03-24
Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING lost a certain
Il promissory note, dated May 18th, 1864, calling
1or che sum OF three hundred and five dollars (s3O55
with an Endorsement of seventyfve dollars 1915 OO
given to me by one VIM. S. McIrwin, whose sigma
ture is attached to the same all persons are hereby
warned against purchasing said note as full payment
has been made of the same to-day.
PHILIP SHAUBEE.
Walia Walla, March a. 1865 24w3
, 1865-03-24

The steamer O,cyhee will go to Lewiston
the last Of this week or the first of next,
, 1865-03-24
Deeds, Mortgages, Agreements,

Deeds, Mortgages, Agreements,
And other papers made out
III. PARKER,
Notary Public,
Commissioner of Deeds,
And Land Agent.
"tlla Naila, March %, 1865. l5m5.
, 1865-03-24

The Bank of England has reduced its rate of
discount from five to four and half.
The opening of the telegraph to India attracts
much attention,
Queen Victoria has temporarily emerged from
her seclusion, and has received foreign cmbas-
sadors and members of legation in state at Buck
ingham Palace. Adams, the American Minis
ter, was present. The Queen was hold another
Court on March 18th.
, 1865-03-24
For Sale

FENHE REASON KYGER & REESE CAN SELL
Il cheaper than any other House in town. They sell
for cash only.
, 1865-03-24

New York, March l4.-The Times additional
says it is probable that Sheridan has moved from
Columbia to join Grant by crossing the James
river and south side railroad.
Movements indicative of preparations for the
abandonment of Richmond had been progressing
for some time.
, 1865-03-24
Bible Society of WaI1a WalIa

Dalles, March Z, 1865,
, 1865-03-24

NOBoDY GETS CREDIT AT KYGER &
Reese's -
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