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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-21
THE MAGIC WHEFL-Is ~

THE MAGIC WHEEL-ls one
Il Of the most interesting and amusing thinzs
Of the kind ~eyer.inventsd. By looking through
pertorations in the rim Of the MAGIC WHERL.
Whleitis revolving. very simple pictures on
aid of q mirror. to assume the shape OF living
and moving creatures, sndto perform the NOSE
wonderful anticks. The mode in which he
illusion Is produced would puzzle grown pee
why's and Whsrefores, are delighted With the
performances Of the Magic Wheel-A lot inst
received stADAAS' BOOK STORE.
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Hides and Skins Wanted,

M'LA1N & ARD PAY THE
1I1 best prices for Hides q skins underLv-
mans, one door south of McCombs 4 smith.
NAN street lUct- 81, 1864
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DICE, COFFEE,
llPepper, Starch, Candles. Salerstus. Soda
and Soaps Of all kinds ''except soft Soap at
"a. Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN &BRUCE
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Ninth Judicial District.
STATE OF OHIO.
TRUNBULL COUNTY,
l. q A. Harrington. Clerk Of the Court 81
Common Pleas, within and for tbs Cou1rv 81
Trumbul. hereby certify the above and fore
going to De a true copy Of the original order.
now on ule IN the Clerks Office Of said Court.
witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, Of
COMMON Pleas, at Warren, in said county, this
Sd day Of October. 1856.
Oct. 81. 1s66-4t
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and October 9th ~
November 18th ANU
,a In SOlpn6iana county. on March 18th, May
oo In AahOni1g county. on February l1th, April
In portage county. on March 4th. May 10Th.
In Trum6ulI county. on March 18th. JuneIOth
In Lake county, on Jaauarv LAT Anil oo.L
and September "a
and October 9Th
18th ana October 8th, ~
You viii enter this order on the Journals Of
the District Court and Court Of Common PLEAD
sn1 cause Iee same to be published rs required
OF sald District. ut Warren. this 1lth day 81 Oe-
toOer' Iooo- j.. A. AMBLER,
CHAS; I. GLInDEN,
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IN ALBANY

Three times indicted and convicted and
sentenced for assault and battery, serving
a total term of 9 months in the Albany
P~enitentiary.
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.TATE OF OHIO. S. S.

Mate OF OHIO, s. s.
NJ TO the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
Of 10 County. Greeting. It is herebv a.
dered. that the several terms Of the Distriet
Court and Court Of Common Pleas. for the year
1901. shall be held in the several counties com
posIpg the Ninth Judicial District of the State
Of Ohio. as follows, to-Wit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-21

In Stark County. on April 9Th.
In carroll county. on Aug. l1h
IN Solnmoiana county. on April l1th
In Mahoning county, on August 2Ofh
IN 1rumbuh county. on April 18th
IN portage county. on April 18th
In Lake county. on April 49th
IN GaauRa county On April 9Oth-
In Ashtabula county. on April 23d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

York spoke his mind pretty freely on the subject
Of fitting skirts. He admonished the female por-
ton Of his congregation that they must give them
up-or cease to come to the confessional. Moth
ing half 30 immodest immoral had over been
witnessed in New York before. He did not know
what the fashions were at tho theatre or the
operal as he did not go to such places, but he
could not shut his eyes to the nuisance as it ex-
listed before his eyes, in front of Gods altar He
then was determined to abate it 80 far as his
church was concerned, other clergymen could do
as they liked.
follow the example OF this pastor. Let them
come out plainly and tell the young women of
their charge that this is "a wicked and aduterous
generation seeking for sign." That tho roue
discerns in these immodesties in dress a sign
which intimates to him the insecurity Of citadel
which he is ever the alert to despo Of it's fair
est Jewel.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Thfs


j. A. ENsLow Co. will sell this day, at their store
No. 125 East Bay, at II O'Clock, Muscovado sugar and
| molassNs, tobacco, &c.
BRuNA BEE will sell this day, at the Of King
and Wentworth street, at 10 O'Clock dry goods, hats
| shoes, pocket knives, show and counters.
CAN'T BOYLE will soil this day, at the corner Of
Broad.street and East Bay, at 1oH O'Clock, large
draught horse.
L. BUNCH & Son will sell this day, at No. 500 King.
street. at II O'clock $50 head of sheep mules carts
wagons, carriages, &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell this day. at their store
Haselsreet next to Postoface at 10 O'Clock a cart
horse and mule; imported caret, champagne &C., and
an assortment of furniture.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. a. his store
King and Liberty streets, at 10 O'clock boots Shoes
dry goods, clothing, &c.
The ATTENTION OF dealers is invited the SALE by
auction of the cargo OF Schooner Alert from Cuyburi
Gu of choice article of Muscovao Sugar and Moasses
selected expressly for this market Also of fine lot
manufactured Tobacco. The sale will take place at the
store Of Messrs J. A. EssLow Co., No. 125 East Bay
ut IL O'Clock this morning.
CHEAP BosNErs.-That fashionable Milner. Mre. g.
j. CoTcHETT has on hand few bonnets Of the latest
and preties styles which she will sell at such prices
to prove great inducement to fair readers who
may favor her with call. See advertisement.
The sunscnInEn issued proposals, short time since
to publish volume of "Reminiscences. to consist of
one hundred pages at fifty cents per copy but found
in collecting the Materials that 1t would be
to conne 1t within those limits that would reach
about one hundred and fifty pages. He has been
PEELED therefore, to charge sevenyAve cents per copy
the increase Of matter being than equivalent
the increase Of price, The "Reminiscences will ready
for delivery on Thursday, the 18th inst
Mr.. ANDREW FOWLER is authorized to deliver copies
to purchasers For sale at WALKERS stai merry
Of Market and and at all the bookstores.
J. N. CARDOZO.
EVERY FAMILY should have case of DR.. HuMPHnEYs'
Specific HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. They simple,
easily applied, harmless, and yet In q thousand In
stances they arrest disease, aay pain and suffering,
save calling the doctor and prove friend indeed The
valuable service rendered immensely overbaances the
small sum they cost. Bee advertisement. Address
HuMPHREYs' sPEoH1o HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
No. 562 Broadway, NY.
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
N Q. 1856 East Bay.

CHAMPAGNE, CIDER, ALE. LAGER
BEER, &c.
OK BASKETS CHAMPAGNE-"HEIDSEIOK
AC as cases "Native Wine"
l26 cases Olaret wine-St. Julien Medoc {.
90 cases Scotch Ale, in jugs
90 cnses Lager Beer. in jugs, (pnts)
90 cases Champagne Cider, (quarts)
90 cases Champagne Older. (pints)
10 bbls. Egg Biscuits f-esh
20 cases Sardines, (quarters)
10 cases Sardnes. thalves)
$50 reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
ALSO,
A large assortment of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
sEGARS. together with o well selected stock of GRO.
CERIES generally. For sale by
GEO. a. HoPPooK,
July II Wins No. 1876 East Bay.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.
c. SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -9u

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CHARLESTON COLLEGE,
Professor HOLMES gives another Of his instructive
exhibitions at the College tonight. The pro-
grsmme published in another column, gives pro-
mise of pleasant evening, and we advise our
readers by all means to attend
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, AND
GROUNDS, located in the City Of Charleston, 8. o.
viii be sold to the highest bidder subject to the ap.
proyal Of the bid by the Secretary OF the Treasury
. ,l2M., JULY 18th, 1865. on the premises y.
Ierme ofSale-SlQ00 cash; balance equal payments
OF thirty, sixty and ninety days Certificate Of Sale
VIII be given at the tme and the deeds 10 be executed
upon the payment ofhe last hstalent purchase
money. A. G. MACKEY,
Jnnesl9 -, Collector OF Customs.
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THE STEAMSHIP MoRBKA.-We learn that this
line steamer will be laid up in New York for about
two weeks, from the 10Th inst, to undergo ne
cessary repairs. This favorite vessel, from the
date OF her first trip in July, 1865 has made twen
ty-hYe successful voyages without detention of a
single day, or accident Of any description what
ever. She will resume, we learn, her place in the
line towards the close of the present month.
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TILT1Na SKIRTS AND FALSE CALvEs.-We heartily
endorse he following from the Augusta Constitu-
tionais, though we must say, to the credit of the
ladies OF Charleston, that we have not yet Witness
ed these abominations
A PRoTEsT-We had hoped for the sake of
Southern ladies', especially those Of our city that
the indecent immoral fashions OF the demi-rnonde
But it is with sense of shame we say we have
been disappointed. In the land that we love, in
whose bosom rests the remains of our sainted
mothers, among whose women our daughters are
to be educated, in this fair city of beautiful and
virtuous women, has been exhibited the immodest
tiitng skirt and the vulgar false calves.
tight, but against that which we have beheld for
ourselves. On Sunday last we were the unwilling OBJ
server OF fitting skirt upon the person of very
and manipulated, we suppose, in the most approy-
ed style OF the art intended by the insidious de-
6auGhee inventor. We saw-but OF these things
st. Paul says It is q shame even to speak. On the
garters, 30 unblushingly exposed to view, might
have been embroidered, for aught we know, that
convenient motto Of ibertines and the unohaste-
movement Of that skirt was Calculated to eompel
eVil thinking on the part OF any mortal man. Our
race burned and we ayerted our gaze.
I'VE taw her but moment"
Would that this were the only indication of
sale, are tho false calves" so much talked about
lately. Wehave gratified our curiosity and given
these counterfeits personal examination. They
are bunglins imitations Of prize.hghters gas.
tronemes muscle. We feel sure that no female
VIII ever Wesr these articles unless she also dons
the obscene fitting skirt.
We know that Fashion is divinity much wor-
shipped and very powerful; but We hhyo too much
faith In the purity Of our Southern women to be-
lieve that they will bli ,dly follow her decrees,
now that she commands sacrifice which calls the
blush OF shame to the check Of father, husband
and brother.
-
discontinued visiting the theatre on account OF the
scanty costume OF some OF the performers. II the
fashions to which we have. referred are followed
sake the streets and possibly the churches. We
osil upon the Pulpit and the Press to bring
their influence to bear against these enoroach.
ments upon the morals OF the people In the guise
Of "fashion."
Some weeks since Catholic clergyman in New
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GRE AT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING House
IN THE CITY!
2l9 KING-ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEgs TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
of some of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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PRIVATE SALES.
BY CLIFFORD g. MATHEwEs

BY CLEFFOFD q MATHEW ES.
No., 81 la Broad. street.
At Private Sale
That centrally and desrably situated hsndbopp
HOUSE and LOf No. 90 Went orth street. few door
west Of Coming street The Lot meaures go feet iron
by $50 feet Deep Tho House IL three and half sore
high, containing ak square rooms two nicely finished
attcs. dressing rooms bsth room Co. and pantry;
convenience There is aiso very ane cistern Iarg o
number of we'll finished in the yard oaryIaSa
house. stabla flower garden fruit trees DO and aItS
gether Of the most conveniently arranged eatablsh
ments In tho city.
For terms apply as above. mws Julv p. =.
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FROCKS AND SACKS.

Former Present
Prices. Pricei.
FINE BLACK OLoTH FULL DRESS
FRoOK COATS. TS.......-............SSS $50
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROOK COATS S............... 35 IN
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
sAohs...... ........-.................. 20 1S
FINE BLACK CLOTH HALF LINED
Backs. ........................... IA IL
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS. 80 2s
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED Sacks. 81 27
FINE ENGLISH CAsS FULL LINED
BACKS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s %
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CAsS
SKELETON sACK. "a 20
HARRIS GREY OAss. SKELETON
SAUh......... 81 18
OHIyRoIT CASS. SKELETON SACK. 20 Is
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE-
IoN sACh. Observation-Disclosures az l8
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
Ed ohoo' eACh. .....--,...... IA IL
CoLoRED ALPACA SACK. ...........
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS $ll, ST. Sc, $40. eb
CoLoRED ALPACA sACKs. ............ 8
BROWN AND GREY TWEED SACK. 8
BROWN LINEN DUCK SACK.
BROWN LINEN DUCK SACK. ..... 6
BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS
AND VEST. Observation-Disclosures. 10
BLACK SILK ALPACA SACK. $50 Z6o
BLACK SILK ALPACA sAcK.....
BLACK ALPACA SACK.
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j A N i =

Former Frescs :
Prtc1s. PSices
BLACK FRENCH DOE cAss. PANTS. SIG Is
BLACK FRENCH DOE OAss. PANTS IS IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS "a 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS 1e "a
FRENCH SILK MIXED oAss PANTS. Is 70
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss PANTS Is 10
LIGHT coLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
fANIS.. Is 10
LIGHT coLoRED FRENCH OAss.
IA IL
CHTVROIT OASS. PANTS. 70 10
STRICTLY ENGLISH oAss PANTS. >. Is -
LIGHT COLORED CAss. PANTs 7
HAIRLINED CAsS. PANTS. ....
LUPINE HAIR-LINED CASs. PANTS
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS w 13 IN
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS w 70
ENGLISH DRAB DETE PANTS
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTs. 46o
CoLORED CAss PANTS. $50 An
COLORED OAsS. PANTS. ~
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
PANTS. ..................,.,,., q 16o
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The STEAMSHIP STAR OF THE Sourn.-This su-
perior steamship was visited by party of gentle
men yesterday, who experienced much satisfac-
tton in inspecting her extensive for freight,
and her large and airy cabin and berths, which
appeared to be particularly suited for the COM
Portable transportation OF passengers. FL.
The Star Of the South is one of the line of
steamers from Baltimore consigned to Messrs
WILLIS & CHIsoLh, and she is commanded by
Captain REED, a most gentfemanly officer and
skilful seaman. Her Purser, Mr.. WILSON, is at
tentive and courteous in the performance Of all
his duties, and wins the good esteem of all patrons
Of the ship.
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AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES.
Will sell, THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock
One Grey HORSE, suitable for Dray or Cart tprim
One Mule
Conditions caah. JuIv "a
Imported Claret Champagne, DC,
,N mcKAY k NY, q CnMPns Ii;
One cask Imported CLAREr
- baskets Piper Heidsick Champagne
Rhine Wine.
An Invoice of BAskETs 1EsG; all kinds.
conditions cash. e." July Is
msKn8 ssEn',nrs { Of G5snHmsED e Hen'.!YE
M 7s this DAY siSo st 10 oOe o%
sWnshsands, sna1a ian, s,lls,t Msshogany sideboards
Mattresses, Pillows, Stoves
Hair Seat and Cane Seat Chsirs OF, Paiptinea
Engravings. large Gilt Mirrors, GLASS. Orocfery
Knives and Forks. Cooking Range.
Three superior EXTENSION DINING TABLES
New Hemp Mats, and Torroy leo oronm Frc":>r ...
BY j. A. ENSEOw & CO.
THIS DAY, 18th instant will be sold ouy ore No
10 boxes asS roBsocS,Hs.a ofss SsS, as 81 O'Clock
10 boxes Plug Tobacco July I3
>~~""ooeoo
BY j. "A. EMSLow Il co.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, will be sold at our Store,
THE CARGO OF T raE hii! bSy IS II soils n
arrived from Cuybarien, consisting of:
90 unrs tiopcss PRIME MUsJOvADo SUGAR
s5 bids Very Choice Molasscs. said to be equal to
's tiesees heHs; clayod Moassos Univ -
MILLIGAN, mELCuERs & CO.
VIII sei' THIS DAY; Ism instant, on Accommodate n
1sMoKEsrAcR' feet din%oo:. GGsSo a 80 n foot long
MILLIGAN, MELCHEKs s. CO.,
No. 40 Vendue Range.
lot Of FURNITURE Of q family declining housekeep.
S' sTkExgs. sS1ss9s g 6h Pa!1 sIRs. s. BEDsrEAD
4nas,e5 Ms5s1S;TSP s3,sos. and Dining 9,s, Tables
Feather Beds. Bolsters, Pillows, &C., &C.
sss,s; ssls. GOLDEN o5as.;s. sxsSit &
boxes Chewing Tobacco. just received per
20 pr s11o uNe1AsED' dsD' sAsHEs. new. July Is
Boots SGs' mY MITES MR1y so2as 3D.. .G9@t"s, z e. &C.
corner Of King and Liberty.streets
CAGES Mems Calf Balmoraia aud Brogsns
Gases Mems CALF Oxford Ties
Gssss sstooB Boys Sias Calf Bs%0rss SiDsns s.,
morals, SC, &c.
fleces OhdANDY and FIGURED LAWN and JAO-
COMET, Plain and Dotted swiss drenndine Plaid Len
and DeIaine, Bazarine, Longcloth, Tweeds, Melton
Ladies and Gents HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS, Hair
Nets, White, Black and Coored Spool Cotton, Be- &c.
July IS "
Sdte OF Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes Pocket KniDes
StO1o Case and Counters, continued.
BY BRUINS g. BEE. Auotioneera.
Will be sold. THIS DAY 18th instant. 10 O'Clock,
GENERAL siocK Hne Of %snTSSEh MERoHAMpfsE ssTses
CONSISTING OF:
CALICOES, SHEETINGS, TICKIN9S
Dress Goods, Shawls Hosiery and Lacea
Hats Boots and Shoes
ALSO,
80 dozen POCKET KNIVES
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I. o. o. F., MARION LODGE, No. AIT meet
ing of this Lodge, held on Friday evening, 9Th
inst, the following officers were installed to serve
for the ensuing Term:
Bro. WIN. h. BURRELL, N. G.
Bro. NJ 81. MURRAY, " G..
Bro. O. F. D. PETIT, Sec-ets.y.
Bro. j. g. MARTIN. Treasurer.
Bro. VIM. MoOARRELL, Conductor.
Bro. J. r. MURPHY, Warden.
Bro. II. OLIVES, r. g. N. G..
Bro. j. LOHBARDO, L. g. N. G.
Bro. j. v. HOLMES, O. g.
Bro. J. g. GRIFFITH, L @.
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Draft Horse.
By CAN'T dt BOYLE.
THIS DAY. 18th instant half past 10 O'Clock at tn O.
corner OF Broad and East Bay streets, will be sold
A large and very handsome BAY HORSE thoroughly y
out warranty Of soundness
Conditions caah. JpIv "a
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ASHLEY ESoAMpMENr, No. 8, I. o. o. fat a
regular meeting Of this Encampment, held on
Monday evening, the 9th Of July, the following
Officers we're installed for the current term, viz
Pat r. ROTH. p.
Pat J, T. MILLIGAN, n. P.
Pat W. +. DUNLAP, g. W.
Pat l.. BUNCH, ]. W.
Pat W. OREAsRR Scribe.
Pat ]. ALBRIGHT, Treasurer.
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Shtepl Sheep!
BY l.. BUNCH AND sON
Will be ssd THIS DAY the 18th inetant at II o.c,ook
- at No. SOC Kng-street
$50 head Of SHEEP, in lots to suit purchasers
2MULES
Carts
Wagons
Carriage.
Unlimited ART rticles received ND to hour OF aaIe
July Is

Meeting a-street Lot of Land.
On TUESDAY. 17h instant will be offered for sale n
All that LOT OF LAND situated on the east side n
Meeting street, next south Of land known as the
aouia1n, opposite the Theatre Lot The lot has q
'front.' OF 10 el2 feet on Meeting street. and In depth
more or less as also the right Of way with the ad
Joining lot to the south Of six feet Meene.street
feet. ~ "a =
The plat Of said lot can be seen at my Office
No. 7 7FRANKLIN.STREET.
Conditions cash, and purchaser to pay for deeds
July 13 p' ~. N''N'
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES
~ MULES, WAGONS, ee.
Will be sold on MONDAY, July 10TH 1886 at 10 o'coc
AM at South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, g. o.
b0 MULES-in good condition
40 HORsEs-in good cor dition
lot ARMY WAGONS
lot tAMBULANCRS.
Terms cash, In U. 8. Currency.
Property to be removed within hours afte
SALE or stored at risk and expense Of the purchaser
By order of
JAMES r. GILMORE,
Breyet Lieut. Col and 40 NJ.
FOR Sale.
Will be sold at BAMBERG. 8. O., on TUESDAY 17th
inst, to the highest bidder, , ~
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, belonging to Allen Iodoe No
81, A. F. NJ; verydesirable location In the town o
Bamberg.
The OLD RUINS of said Lodge.
Conditions-Credit until lst day Of January 1857
with two approved slretes bearing iuerest from 6ay
of sale "i "eS
W. T. EAsTERLINa,
J. F. IzLAR,
, NJ. W. FIELDER, r... Commissioners
W. a. 1ZLAR, sea.
L. T. IZLAR
July4 1s.
, 1866-08-03
UNIFIED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Disnic, Of Washington Tenitory.

T0 TIE TAX PAYERS OF WALLA wALLA
Il COUNrY.-Notice is hereby given, in pursu.
of section 2S of An act to provide internal
enue to support the Government to pay interest on
the public debt and for other purposes" approved
June 30th, 1864, aud amended by act of March 81,
1865, that tie annual lists of valuations and onumer-
aons Of property subject to tax under said acts oil
the first dIy of May, 1866 has beaa returned 10 ME
by the Assessor OF this District that the duties aud
taxes thereon (ncuding taxes incomes aid licen-
ses) have become due and payable, and that | will
attend Gn person or by deputy at the Deputy CJec-
and SATURDAY the 18th and 18th days Of Augu st,
1886 to receive the aforesaid taxes and such other
taxes as may have been assessed under the U. 5.
Excise law Tax-Puyers IRE urged to prompt pay.
ment Of said taxes st the time aud place named
above and thus avoid additional per contage and e1
pense. PHILIP b. MOORE,
Collector OF Internal Revenue,
District of Washington Territory.
II. W. SYLVESTER.
DepRty Collector. saw
, 1866-08-03

TnE COMING SLAUGHTER.-Private ad,
vices from Washington state that with the
adjournment of Congress the work of decap'
tation will commence Not man is to be
left in Office who refuses to support the Cow
Crument, or in any naaner opposes the res
toration Of the Union, President johnson
has as little sympathy for traitors 10 office as
he had for treason in arms, and now that the
latter has been put down by the strong arm
of power he feels it duty to scourge the
traitors from the places they disgrace. In
this Territory, with occasional exceptions, the
Government officials are in open and avOwed
sympathy with the disuniOn faction that rules
Congress. This fact is well understood at
Washington, and in accordance with the proI
gramme laid down the heads OF very many
Of our Territorial magnates will soon be
rolling in the dust. The President believes
that no man who cats the bread and butter
Of the Government should be permitted TO
revile it, and acting on this principle he pror
poses to remove all those who fail to yield
the Government an earnest and cordial SUPP
port. This is test to which no patriotic
citizen can object, Ond we trust to see it RESI-
olutcly applied. In civil as well as in mill
tary affairs discipline and subordination is
necessary and cannot be too rigidly enforced.
In the military arm of the Government the
penalty affixed to mutiny is DEATH In civil
affairs disaffection and insubordination is
punished BY removal from office. Without
some such check as this it is doubtful wheth,
tr civil government could be maintained
Interested parties, as a matter of course, will
object to the application Of the principle,
but it is sufficient answer to say, that no
government on carth-be it king, kaiser or
republic - continues its enemies in office.
President Lincoln,o his accession to power,
found the Government Offices filed by his
personal and political enemies who were con-
otautly thwarting his measures. Without
hesitation, he met the difficulty and elected
the maleonteuts from office. The whole
country looked on and applauded the act.
President johnson has similar duty to per-
form, and he may rely upon it the people
will sustain him in removing disuuiOnists
and obstructionists from Office Let the pos
litical gullotiue be set in motion, and as the
heads of the enemies oil the Government be,
gin to drop patriots will rejoice and traitors
drSpond.