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AUCTION SALES.
cALEs AT AUCTION,
~
J.B. WALTON & DESLoNDE.

Saturday, February 10th.
Market. :
Two small dwellings Eraso street. between Casendsss -
Haronne streets
Two lots Of ground opposite the sorapuru Market.
a Two story and rased attic dwelling C0saeNM
street, between Fourth and Washing fon streets
Two story frame dwelling Second street, betvxeu
Carondeiet aud bsFonne streets
streets. ri =. 1--se- p '' - -"
Thursday, February 18th.
The Bohemia plantation, in the parish Of Paausunsg
fifty miles below New Orleans.
The Blue Cane Plantation, Black River Shs PaxiS
Caahoua and available tract Of cotton land R
n the Parish of Concordias
story proof brick store Poydrss "a
Baronne streets-Fredrickson's drug store
Double cottages Carondelet ufyOf
between First and Philip streets.
Tho Union Warehouses Tchoupfssulas Commerce -
Notre Dame streets.
three story brick dwellings Rampant street. bevsa
Canal and Common stree ts. ~
Saturday, February 18th.
For succession Of Chas schuttler two story frame
corner Constance and Caiope streets.
Saturday, February z4th.
succession Of JOS G. Lewis, two story and attic hns
dwelling and four lots Of ground, Of Camp andF
streets, Fourth District
Wednesday, February 2sth.
For succession Green. three story bvk
dence and two lots No. 13 Camp street. julia ss1
n3-For particulars see advertisements.
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4 -
COFFEE-l00 SKIS prime Rio and Old java.
SUGAR-50 bbls Crushed and Powdered
20 bids New Louisiana.
MOLASSES-50 bbls. and half bbs Choice.
FLOUR-25O bbs Extra, Superfne and Fine
PORK-l5O bbs Mess and Prime Mess.
LARD-l00 kegs and bills Leaf
GREEN MEAT-5O00 lbs Pork Sides.
BACON-Shoulders, Clear Sides and Hams.
WHisRY-old Bourbon and Dexter's Bectifed.
sCHNAPPS-200 cases WofeB dust landed.)
WINES-BRANDIES-C
BffIEhs-Red Jacket Plantation and Hosteter's.
CANDLES, SOAP STARCH
TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO,
PECANS, ALMONDS FRUITS
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL, HERRINGs
In store and for sale by
BlDWELL PAYNE Il CO.,
Y rchoupitoulas street,
Between Poydras and Lafayette,
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n G. MCCAIN ,.
~. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
~1N'' ~" 5000" New Orleans
OGice-1a5 Fulton street.
hand all times and second hand machinery LOT
Steamboats, Saw Mills and Sugar Plantations
Particular and prompt attention paid to steamship and
Steamboat repairs.
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STATE OF LoylsIAS1, EXECUTIVE DEF iKs1sa
by Gabriel LsaumGnt for the eaneeng Of his
Sopa Gr @
security the condition Of said bond being for the faithful per
Notice IS hereby given all persons the
of State within ninety after the last publication
Given under my hand and seal Of the State above
'-' 'A'' N'-N'->' '-'N j. MADISON WELLS
by J. II. M4Rpy, Secretary of State
BUREAU DE LExEcurIr ErAT la LOUISIANA
rouyte- ORLEANS, lie Il janver 1866
A tear dams ct pour dotsns sess adresse au
iourdhu moi atm de re canceer lie suivan
de $1,000 sgne par Gabriel beaumont CONNIE principal ct
&C. cautionnement aant etc oui par e dit Gabriel Leau
pour la dte execution de deyos CONNIE encantenr
se Ia dernsre ~ puSc
cautonnement serait point eaucellt ct annulle;
Orleans janVer D., la eOeme de Independence
N'' i'''' '''' csigne) JIM. WELLS
j. ii. HARDY, secretaire d'Etat.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., /
WHEREAS KsT HAs BEEN T. M Ssf
bond Gas @ h parish l
signed by Bernard Turpn principal and NJ Lapeyre and
securities, each the of S50 the said
bond being conditioned for the faithful performance by the
said Bernard Tupn of his duties Auctioneer aforesaid
Notice hereby given TO all interested the above
described bond show writing Mt the aice Of the
within ninety after the last publication
this advertisement, why the said bond should not be
| celled and annuled.
Give under my hand aud seal of State above,
the Independence of the United States, the nneeth:
| j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
| j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DISAGREEMENT DE L'ExEegIr, !
| Nouvelle- Orleans le IL janvier 1866 :
| A TTEND U quappiieatiOn etc fnite ~ moi
n Bernard Tupn cancellation de obligation
ofce encanteur dams ct pour lie parose dOeans
| savOir--
Une obligation 20 evrer 1865 pour $1,000, sgne
Bernard Tupin principal ct Lapine
securite chaqu'un pour Ia de 5000 La dite obga
ton etant condtonnes 10 hdce execution par Ia dit
Bernard Turpn de deyos CONNIE enCanteur susdit-
par present donne touts qu sont neresses
reau secretae Eta dc quatre vngdix jours de la
publication de avis les aisons esquees Ia
dite obligation serait pas cancelee ct annuee.
Donnie main lie dEtat, Colossus, ee
12eme jour de anver 1866 ct lie quatre
| me del 'sndspendsnoei ss Etats unis ~ ,,r,e
| Par le Gouverneur.
| ]. H. HARDY, secretaire d'Etat.
EKNEsT TUkPIN' r..
| MANUFACTURERS of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES
sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
| ALMONDS, by team - ,r,rrr
between St. Louis and Cont. New orean.
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cOUTHERN HEADQUARTERs-
y
D. HIRSCH CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers Of
CIGARS,
16O Water street, corner OF Fletcher,
NEW YORK.
M. 1aE DAILY NEW oRLEANa CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE
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LEILow CITIZENS
After being engaged nearly Ave in Of the most
bloody which ,he history of the world has
ever recorded Southern have been overpowered
During the war like and endured hard
ships pvaons than other race OF people on the lace
Of the earth.
We have shown the world that fight, and in
tend the world that live peaceaby as becomes
men and good citizens
Notwithstanding all the vcissitudes of and the
ons of the con6scaton laws happy to inform my old
friends and the public general that in the language of Dan
lei Webster ~ still live," and am again in the
Hat Business
And hone to continue in that this city for many
years to come.
cannot say that have quite handsome store as had
before the war; why in possession old
establishment is well known the citizens of New
Orleans thing that have as air
stock as had than has been In the city since
the beginning OF the war.
sincerely hope that during the late unhappy
deprecated in the estimation of my fellow
my result Of honest opinion of duty
| to the State of Louisiana.
In my establishment will be found for sale everything
| tanning to the HAT business. All kinds Of
Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Etc"
which will be very lowest market price Any
bought my establishment will be always kept in repair
| free of charge
Arrangements completed which will enable me to
steamer and all OF the leading fashions
will be introduced at my emporium as they are
brought out in any city in America have also the finest
assortment of FRENCH HATS in the Southern market
Having resumed business permanently to receive
share of that patronage which avshly
| upon me before the
| DAVE c. JOHNSTON, AGONY,
| The Peoples Halter
No. 80 St. Charles street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel
And directly opposite the owned the
New Orleans, Jan. q, 1865
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NEW ORLEANS CHKISTIAI ADVO~
~ CATE-On the 10th inst this well known Christian jour
will resume puhlicstouths xI Volume It's agents
Southern Methodist Travelling Preachers throuhaut
bana Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas Oh
patrons invited to subscribe.
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS per in advance Il reaches
an extensive of readers which Nav Or
leans paper
Office ll2 Camp street. up stara v ag
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LIE, PORTER, ALE, ETC,
IMPORTED DIRECT, BY GEORGE GRAY,
No. 90 Gravier Street,
50 casks Younger's Genuine PALE ALE-pinN-
% . :. :. STRONG ALE
rs =, McEwan's :. PALE
40 :. Muir Son STRONG
100 cases Guinness DUBLIN STOUT.
IS casks LONDON PORTER.
20 Byass
10 bbls. Cross 4 Blackwell's PICKLES
800 boxes PALM SOAP.
200 cases Duncan's ALE
$50 :. Falkrk
20 casks Old BOURBON WHISKY.
The goods warranted genuine are now landing and
in
FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR DASH,
GEORGE GRAY,
90 Gravier street.
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SUNDKIEs. ....'.'.''':. 49,
SAUSAGES-l5 kegs choice Fresh.
WHISKY-50 bbs Wiltshire.
BUTTER-25 frkins choice Goshen.
GOLDEN SYRUP-l5 bbls choice
In store landing Groesbeck and for sale by
EDWD. THOMPSON d CO.,
NlvI Al Tchoupitouas and II Natchez street.
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Par Ie Gonvefneur.
j. H. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat

FKNEsT TURPIN,
MANUFACTURER of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES,
sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
ALMONDS, by team -, ---
hetwser ST. Louis and Cont. New Orleans
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stw orans aaIa Gsem aYsduday aornma february T. 1885,

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER-GRAyIERs STREET
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
Lawrence Barrett,s BencAt.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1896, |
Programme OF the |
GREATEST INTEREST
VIII be presented |
CT. CHA LES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7. 1896,
BENEFIT OF EMMA WEBB, and positively last night
''' ''' 90 V ''' Webb. sl'ters.
TIE ROSE OF CASTLE. v,
IN AND OUT OF PLACE
Four Characters, Songs and Dances by Ada Webb and
GOOD FOR NOTHING i
Nan, the Good for Nothing. ADA "eoo.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-s1. CHARLES ST.
spALD1NG / BIDwELL. Propretors and hanagers
Performance every Night and Saturday Noon
Second Week Of that Brilliant Child Performer
Ri EINo EDDIE,
Who will be introduced in
NEW WONDERS.
NILE GALLEIT1,
MILE DEyERE. and
MONS. BAPTIsTIkI,
In New Grand Ballet
ARRAH MA PoGUE and DoNNEYBROoK FAIR,
With wosrn' of the Green" Pat Mailoy Barndoor Jig etc.
BY THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
THE NEGRO PERFORMERS
Have invented some New Acts, Songs, etc.
Concluding with
vOL-AU-vEET.
In which Herpandexs Great serenade Scene Introduced.
Thursday, 9Th, First Appearance in New Orleans OF
| MISS ELoIsE CLYDE
| The Charming and Talented Prma Donna
VARIETIES THEATER-dRAV1ER STREET
Second Week of the Brilliantly Successful Engagement Of
the Distinguished American Artist,
LAWRENCE JARRETT.
THIS EVENING will be presented, with all the original
Miseen Scene John Broagham's great French Drama in
| three and prologue entitled the
| DUKES MoTTO-"I AN HERE
Capt Henri Lagardere, .. Lawrence Barrett
| l;sop, the Hunchback,
Supported by Macauey Mrs Chanfrau and the Company
| FRIDAY benefit of LAWRENCE BARRETT, when he
| will annear as SHYLOCK and DON CESAR DE BAZAN
MAJOR BUKNELL MUSEUM
i'A zooLoe1oAE D INSTITUTE.
Composed Of great Natural Living Curiosee,
No. 93 st. Charles street.
(Opposite the Academy Of Nusic)
Doors open from A. to P. NJ. Admission oo cents
Children Is cents
Open Sundays from to O'Clock P. N.
NATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND ~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
WONDER OF WONDERS
TO BE SEEN ONLY ATTHE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND ~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
h STAGE DANCING TAUGHT
l. BY MISS L. CREED.
Stage dancing will be given at No. 100 Bsroai
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Just arrived Kentucky, 1875 of the finest mules
this market Planters and merchants in
stock will do well to call at at7l Baronne
DR. J. ELLIOTT,
II Raronne street, corner Union
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pAKER, GRAHAM a. CO.

OWN l. BAKER, Mobile; JOHN c. GRAHAM, selma)
Successors Baker Lawer Co.. and Baker, Robbins Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
Nos 40 North Commerce and 80 Front streets,
MOBILE, ALA.
We have secured the services of Mr. R. p BAKER and Mr.
GEO. SPAULDING, and connected with our business
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS.
Having every facility shipments and storage
pared to offer Inducements shippers to consign their goodsto
care, and promise faithful attention to all consgnmens
We sreagents for no BOATS. BAKER, GRAHAM co.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER,
Depot Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, February g. 1856.
Sealed Bids will be received this Office until IL O'Clock
SATURDAY the l0nt next for the purchase of the St.
Railroad rolling stock consisting of locomotives
and cars material of the same consisting of large
amount of railroad iron and cross ties.
For particulars of sale apply at this Office
Proposals should be enclosed in enveop, scaled and
Proposals the purchase of the ST. Joseph Street
Rolling Stock and MATERIAL ,,
Government the right to reject any all bids
BY order of the Chief Qusrtertnaster
j. B. DEXTER,
Captain and A. Q. M,
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Foe sAhE.'''..'..: - SAIA'
Petit Gulf and Cluster. s. WHiTED q Co.,
27 Canal street
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John Ii. FULLEf
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER,
No. Dey Street, New York.
Has and ready for immediate shipment ans Ii anu
featuring to order, "a
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and
HOllers.

power; Circular and Upright Saw Mills q he
most p a fss @ igon %
Wheels and every of Mill Machinery; Sugar Mills Pc
per Mining Machinery Tools, Tanks etc. for Oil and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc
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Applications Ladies' Invitations to be left with Bessey
M Carondelet street
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.
g H. BRADSHAW DEALER IN SALT Successor to q.
A. Pyuchon Reeve Bro, Jas. W. Reeve Tchonpitouas
street keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Liverpool Turks Island and Rock Salt.
Having retired the Salt business beg to solicit for G.
H. Bradshaw of the patronage extended to
j. W. REEVE
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AVYS-CONFORMEMENT "A UNE RESOLUTION
n sdcpee par jur de police de cete
bre dern;er-
Avis est par presenes donnie tous deeneus
dats de paosse de presenter eeuxc au soussgne GU A.
p NJ BACKEN, President du Jur de Police
Natchitoches La 10 10 ianver 1866
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Crescent City Bank, New Orleans, fen'
eth an eectiop for Directors this Bank held
the 2d u the following named gentlemen were duly CHOSEN
10 during the ensuing year
John Pemberton, W. E. seymour,
]. Morgan Hall, O. W. Hynson,
n n GaiIard b. p VOORHEES,,
A sbumway J. ]. Warren,
Alfred Kearny.
And at meeting of the held the 9Th inst John
Pe,oberon ESD WAS unanimously elected President and
cb.x F.urie Jr Cashier CHAS. FAURIE Jr
, 1866-05-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

co,,cil met at the usual hour.
Present-Messrs. Mckee, Ryan, Baggs and
Winesett n.,.
-,,.e of Mr.. Slime, absent.
Pn,Iinance No. %, in relation to certain Licen-
-, Vas read third time and passed.
The following bills were presented war
ant. ordered to be drawu on the Cit an asury
for their respective amounts: yTre
VIM. H. Newell, Printing, gag go
Er,oks and Allen, hanging bell, so 90
JRH. Short, as Night Watch, SO 90
A Johnson, Freight Bill, 33
n SN "a. Freight Bill, IS 40
4 hill of W. T. Garrett, was presented and ac-
,;ol bereon deferred until next meeting.
The contract between the City and E. She'll,
,sl,tiye to water Aume, was taken up and final
.c,ion laid over until next meeting.
The Committee on Streets and Public I'm
,royements were instructed to inspect the
hide lately built in rear of A. Kyger's Store,
and report at next meeting.
The Recorder, W. P. Horton, and Marshal;
J. Tompkins, presented their Books for in
spection, and the Council approved the way and
manner in which they are kept
On motion, Council adjourned.
]. h. ROBERTs, City Clerk.
, 1866-05-04

convulsive motion Of the arms then commenced,
and then for nearly Eve minutes the body showed
signs of the most terrible death struggle, the
shoulders shrugged convulsively, and every mus
Gle of the body seemed to put forth its strength
to resist the grasp of death. Gradually the con-
vulsions became less violent and finally ceased
entirely. The body was allowed 10 remain sns-
pended until the physicians pronounced life ex-
tinct, when it was taken down and delivered to
the friends of SassaVich, who will attend to the
burial
, 1866-05-04
CHEAP FOR CASH.
A CARD

WHEREAS, have been informed by persons
whose wpri have no reason to dorbt, that
W. {. Gibson has made statements, since bis
return from the States, 20 the effect that
ne had no knowledge of me (Dr. Stevenson)
previous to said return; also, that | am not
homeopathic physician, and that my succeed
ing hi n as such in this city was wholly uuwar-
r"nttnle. And as have given bin ample oppor-
tutu'y to correct said statements, which are evi:
emily calculAted to injure me personally and
Professionally, do, in yindicAtion of my char
acter and the system | practice, hereto append
extracts from letters which lie (Mr. G. wrote to
me, directed to Dalles City, Oregon, in the Fall
pt 1864, as written by him in said letters, word
for word
"WALLA WALLA Eig IS "a
DR. STEVENSON Dear Sir yours of the 18th come
to hand to dly and hasten to reply as to your
other letter it never got Rec a letter from DR.
Simonton stating that he had gave one to YOU
that was last winter and have not bird from
nm sine. This was a letter of introduction
-DR. 81 doe not no how dals is for Home
Dpathy"
10 subsequent letter the following sentences
occur: " | offer you my practice and Office fix
ings for five hundred dollars" al intend to
leave for the States" In another: Your offer
is perfectly Satisfactory"
The early closing of navigation DELAYED nv ar
rival until after be departed, which prevented
legal Conveyance beng made. Touching the
system which practice, | can refer to the Fac
Ilty of the Homeopathic College at Cleveland,
ohio, and the Homeopathic Medical Board of
Canada, at Toronto, whose Diplomas hold.
DR. L. STEVENSON.
Walla Walla. Anril 81 IseF 10.
, 1866-05-04

REconoEn's CouRr-Justiee Horton.-Messrs.
!. y Cratb and J. Medura INDUCED in the lux
l-v of a free fight last Sunday, for which the
r.-mer rad $40 and costs the latter S. AMI
,n:,s-mah;7g total Of S}5 for their mutual
crioymcat. Decidedly cheap amusement:
, 1866-05-04

STILL Up-A friend writing from Wal,
l1h, under date of Ja5 81, furnishes the fol-
lowing "The Columbia is still up to an un,
y-5ccien;el stage for this season Of the year.
nd this notWith,tanling the Weather con.
tiu.s quite cool and all tie small streams
are reccdng to their usual level"
, 1866-05-04
AdTnini:stratOI.'s Notice.

T ETTEES OF ADMINISTRATION having been
i 4 il ued to me, by the Probate Court Of Walla
Ws!a county. ". T., nron tire estnte OF r. +. BER-
;,Y late of said county. deceased notice il hereby
vfn to all persons indebted 10 said estate to com6
forward and pay the same. All persons bssihg
IaiIns against said eetate requested 10 present
The same. properly verified, within one year from
J,te or be forever barred.
u''' " GEO. r. BERRY, Administrator -
uoII, WaIla A3r5l IL. lSi6. ais 4w
, 1866-05-04

FROM THE UPPER CoLuMBIA-The
s,n.er " Forty Nine" plying on the Coz
'um River between Little Dalles, w. T.,
and Death Rapids, B. c., Capt. L. Willie.
c'@uandlng, has made her first trip. She
'it Little DalIes on the 18th of April, and
a'''ed at Death Rapids, on the 24th-a
t>'anee of nearly 500 miles She had a
a ,'Se numoer Of passengers, en- route for the
ssum'!a mines. The trip was not pleasant
. sut' as 1t was storIniug nearly all,the time.,
,,'i4e' s they had to break through II mil,s
ice; The snow on the River. banks ranged
f.3 i''@ : to 4 feet in depth. Only two persons
Ii I'l cane IN from the other side this spring;
=, yY'n OF them had their feet badly frozen
r' ,"gy report that the trail cinnot be Travelled
~;. ~:,u sa'e'y for over month yet Nearly 800
..'', ,n.uI'S |intered in the mines. Several more
%s'As have been discovered that give prom
:" great richness. The steamer made her
s,,u ,,u'@ q ulP In 26 running hours. The road
rIa Sn COl'lIle to Little DIlles is in good order
W ,Is steamer was to start on hef second trip,
!londay, April Both.
, 1866-05-04
Carpenter.in@.

UIHE CndereIrned. having lifted up a shop at tho
npner en-. Of Main street. walla walla. opposite
Massam's wagon rhop. wishes to inierm the public
that he is nov bTeP@TfFdR ~ p nd n NpER TSTx y
and homes by strict attention to business to merit
Iii I;beraI sbsre ofnatropsge Jobslng and Repairing
. .ssiy a,tsnded 10 ". B. KELLY,
Aug. is, 1865, 'o"'
, 1866-05-04

LArgsr STYLES -Messrs. y. Il E. Brown, Main
street, Walla Walla, have just received new
stock. embracing the latest styles ladies' dress
g, ds. geuIcmen's clothing, etc, all of which
,Gey ode- cheap for cash.
, 1866-05-04

NorlcE-Dr. G. Bernard, Dentist, has return
"a from lewiston and will remain in Walla
Walla for few d. only. Persons wishing
wlrk done by hiA' Id do well to call soon.
, 1866-05-04

FAILED To CCNNECT.-The steamer due
4 Wallu'l on Thursday failed to connect.
{ In explanation of the failure, We learn that
'lo O. : y. Company contemplate changing
III ir 'Suumcr Arrangement" and that for
tie present the boats will only make tri>
weekly trips to Walula. We regret that the
,,llo ald trave' does not justify daily line
, 1866-05-04
BSENT DEFE1DANT.

JAMES FLANAGAN, Plaintiff, Ia the Justices
-. I Court, Lewiston
- -. 7 Precinct. Nez
JOSEPH HEBRON, Defendant perce eonnty 1T
TTIO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANr:-Yo
Il will hereby take not ce. that the above named
pidntf has filed complaint against yoRseIemand-
ing the sum cf ga and interest; iU the Office Of G.
KEEBs, Justice Of the Peace in for the above named
county, and you arc hereby required TO appear and.
answer The same on the l4th day of May a. ID. 1866
at my office in Lewiston that Judgment will be-
taken against yon. according to the prayer Of said
complaint, with all c"sts Of this action Given un-
der my hand, this l7th day Of Mnrch A. u. 1886.
Him e.. KREI4S. j. p,
, 1866-05-04

pauL.-We are requested by the Secretary of
Washington Fire Co.. to state that there will be
Br:n of the company on Saturday evening,
Nav 9Th. ate o'clock. A full turn out is re-
,,os+al
, 1866-05-04
nIYoRCE NOTICE.
OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALGA-SN.

TERGTTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
i WALLA WALLA-.SN
In tie District Court First judicial District.
To NICHOLAS V. SHAEFER. Defendant: You,
arc hereby notified that ALICE SHAFFER has filed
d complaint against ynu in said Court. which will
come on to he heard at C first day Of the term of
the Court which shalt commerce than two
months after the 3Oth day Of March, A. D. 1866.
And unless You appear at said term and answer, the
same will he taken confessed aud the prayer there
II granted. The object m prayer of said complaint
is. that divorce MAJ oe granted to the said ALICE
SHAFFER froI You. AMI that the custody and guar
dian>hip O. the infant c ren. s>Ee Of the marriaga
Of ycsrself and said complainant he awarded 10 said
complainant. CUurpl1ir fled March cath. 1866
LASAIER IL LANGFORD.
1-m9 Planfiti'~ ATTORNEYS.
, 1866-05-04
Dissolution Notice

Notice of fCO-Partnershi
D F. REGAIN & THOMAS QUINN have this
ID day formed II Partnership for the purpose OF
tarrying on the SADDLERY Il HARNESS BUSI-
NESS in all its hrtuches, under the firm name of
REiAN Il QUINN, and are pow prepared to supply
'armers, Packers and others with every thing in
their line, at lowest cash prices. liberal share of
patronage solicited. REGAIN & QUINN.
WaIla Wnlla. April 25th 1856. I92t
, 1866-05-04
NOTICE 10 CITY TAXPAYER

DAY YOUR TAXES AND SAVE 10 PER CENT.
i The tax books for the year 1866 having been
I,,aeed in my Office for collection, notice II hereby
given that from and after the 18TH day Of May 1857
ali taxes remaining unpaid will be placed on the de-
inquent list and ten per cent added for costs OF col
lection. ii. l. JOHNSONl Cly tIeasuIoI,
waIla walla. April 9th SO. [ls-3Wl Post ofiee
, 1866-05-04
FOR SlLEI FOR SALE!
p. B. JOHNS ON,
AttOrney-at-Law,
WALLA wALLA, W. T,

Refers by permi, sion, to Hon. A. Eolbrook, Port
land Messrs McCraken, Merrill & Co, Portland (;
Messrs Patterson, Wallace q; Stow, Attorneys, San
Fraucisro 1911