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, 1866-10-26

FoR Observation-Disclosures the late.
ness of the season and the somewhat discour-
aging reports brought down BY miners, several
pack trains are now loading APPOINTS on the riv-
er for BlaekfOOt. The rates offreightrule high.
Billiards. train started last week from WalluIs,
with cargo Of general merchandise, at thirty
eight cents freight
, 1866-10-26

CoRREcrroS.-In our last issue, uuder the
heading Of Revenue Matters" an error occurs
in the date. 1t should have been Oct. /, 1866,
as the law in regard to stamping canned fruits,
&e., takes effect on that date.
, 1866-10-26


THE GREAT GREENBACK ROBBERY
One of the robbers who stole the fifty thou
sand dollars from Major Glenn at Fort Boise
was arrested in this city on Wednesday aft
Iernoon, by Sheriff Seitel. 1t appears that
there was more than one person concerned
in the robbery, and that the parties implica'
ted thus far are all soldiers belonging to the
l4th infantry, stationed at Fort Boise. The
particulars as we get them are that one OF
robbers was arrested at Boise and gave in.
formation that the man who was arrested
stage, with $4,000 Of tie moneT R5neS iqG Gpon Don
receiving this information, Mr.. Griffith, one
of the road superintendenls, started on hotse>
back in pursuit of the stage. He overlook
it at Warm Springs, and came on to this
place in advance gave the officers infosma-
tion and had the man arrested Immediately
on the arrival of the stage. The man, who
gives his name as O'Neil, denied the charge,
but after taking him to prison the officers
searched his person and found one thou
sand dollars in new one hundred dollar bills
sown in the back of his pantaloons. SUBJ
sequently Marshal Tompk found six
hundred dollars more in the sink in the pris.
oler's cell. He has since then given his
name as Mullan, and assumed number of
other aliases We learn to-day that he has
confessed being party to the robbery, but
says he was confined in the guard house at
the time that the treasure-box was stolen,
and only became party by receiving share
OF the stolen money. He also states that
be buried the balance of the money with
which he started somewhere on the road be.
tween here and Boise. The officers appear
to be fast upon the scent and the probabili.
ty now is that the most of the stolen money
VIII soon be recovered. About nineteen hun
dred dollars in all have been traced to the
prisoner. q
, 1866-10-26
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That WI nn,,rs-
In at Public Auction, on the 7th day oil Or;b,d NObd
he9, 1868, at O'Clock, P. N the following rns<
Property, to satisfy taxes and costs of SALE wv
said Ia xes are paid within sixty days.
o. Blaekmor, stable, s. 20. ,xW.
z. l.. James, Block Is, ftact'al part oflot l.
Samuel Keho, Block l6, Lot l. &5 26.
Robert IAwler, Block G, Lot 7, f2 50.
@. W. Reelman, Block F, Lots q Z, " Sw.h,k
ss-h W J. TONPKIES, City hsfsA-
, 1866-10-26
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1866.

wAxrED-An Apprentice to learn the Printing
business. A youth between IA and le years of
age, who caa read and write, and come well rec
suneuded will hear Ofa situation on applying
At this office
, 1866-10-26

ADJoUaNED.-The Oregon Legislature
adjourned on Saturday Of last week, after
session Of fortyIoue days.
, 1866-10-26
LAST CALL.

TINE TAX BOOK FOR THE YEAR 1855, will BE-
Il turned over to the Sheriff on the fst day Of No
vember for collection. with ten per cent added,
JAMES McAULIFF, County Treasurer.
Wa'la Walla, October |, 1866. U,st
, 1866-10-26

PAYISs.-We judge that the Ruckle Thom-
as Road across the Blue mountains is beeom-
ing paying institution, as it is said tie toll re-
ceipts average from one to two thousand dollars
per month. Nearly all the travel, both from
WallulA and Umatilla, is now going by that
route, and constant stream of wagons, pack
trains, carriages, buggies and horsemen is daily
passing over the road. The Warm Springs
House, which also belongs to the Company, has
been constantly crowded with guests all the sea-
son, and at the prices ehsrged-$l per meai-
must materially increase their income. Travel.
ers state that the road now appears to be in a
finished condition-all concurring in the opin-
ion that it is one of the best mountain roads on
the coast-but men are kept constantly en-
PlOyed at repairing and improving it. The
Company expended an immense sum in build.
ing the road and certainly deserve all the sue,
cess they may meet with
, 1866-10-26
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE FOR $1,000,

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS FARM; 81
Il uate on the Walla Walla River, on the wa1S. ~.
Iad, 10 miles from town, for sale for $1,000; w
Farm Is decided land, and contains $50 acres egnI1
has two dwelling houses on it, with stables and ~
houses convenient About 40 acres OF the-AS
sown in timothy. The principal portion Of tne ~
cultivated land is well tmberod. The outside ASt
is considered the best in the country for Stock
we'll watered. For further information, apply 90 wv
premises. TO T39tfi J. N. IDOb'
, 1866-10-26
HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE

A HANDSOME PRIVATE REsIDENCE-oss%
"A the most desirable dwellings in the io.s isH;.s
Walla Walla, with out houses and all the eouvei1f f
ees necessary to a comfortable home, Is onerol
sale at great bargain. If desired. an srange",. =.
eap ibe made for one-half TIN purchase money Fof
main on interest at ode per Gent. PER mopIh;;
further particulars, enquire of W. II. Newell,
OF W. P. HORTON. HH
, 1866-10-26

EXPRESS BUSINESS. - We hear frequent CONS
plants of the manner in which tie express bus,
iness is conducted BY the resident agent of Wells,
Fargo Co. As illustrating the nature Of these
complaints, we may mention the case of a gen.
teman who mad ackagc of gold dust which
was allowed 10 remain in the express office some
two months, undelivered, notwithstanding the
gentleman's place of business was well known
and he was in the habit of visiting the office al
most daily. In another instance package of
goods, required for immediate use, was allowed
to lay in the Office for full six weeks, the party
for whom it was intended thereby sustaining a
serious loss. In this last instance the agent, by
way of reparation, offered to remi. the express
charges There is number of other cases that
we could cite, all going to show gross negligence
on the part Of the agent and an utter disregard
OF the interests of his employers. In thus writ
ing we have but one purpose to subserve-that
OF securing reform in the management of the
affairs of the office. The agent understands the
business, and ifs disposed he could gain friends
instead of making enemies. Let him remember
that an express Office is intended to be a public
accommodation, and that when it ceases to be
convenience it is little better than nuisance,
, 1866-10-26
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forbidden to purchase a
have been given by GEORGE BRISCOE to obe III.
y. St. John, in the fall OF 1863 for four hundred
dollars as said amount with interest was paid said
81. John, and acknowledgement made by him of
sucn payment Of said note. GEO. BRISCOE
Clearwater Station, 1. T., Sept. %. 1866. 44-4w
, 1866-10-26
~erToH

rDnSG NV IRsENcE TO THE ATLANTIC
S.s ~. hnsine a. will be attended to by my
via ~ home, or Il. PARKER, ESQ.,, Walla "ala'
TREES AND PLANLS!
Ibave in the Nursery some FIFTY THOUSAND
choice TroeS and Plants.
Also, a select assortment Of
Garden Seeds.
Warranted pure and fresh, which viii Dc solo i0"'
Nursery 81 seed Department
The Nursery and Seed Department will be Iei. IN
charge of very reliable and caIeiu Iod msS ro'on,S
and reiishIv. Letters can be addressed as usual
~ Is.sm PHILIP RITZ, walla Wala.
, 1866-10-26
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

SALT LAKE, Octs 90 P. M.-A second break
is reported to>night about thirty miles west of
Julesburg. 1t is said the line is destroyed by
Indians for about miles. The trouble is un-
doubtedly quite severe. The Indians seem TO
have left after destroying the line. We shall
run messenger over the break. The weather
here and east as far as we eau learn, is cold and
stormy.
contract of much Importance TO San Fran
cisco and to the commerce of the north Pacific,
was signed and closed yesterday. 1t is for the
construction Of stone dry-dock, ct Hunters
Point, on the low neck of land, with an area of
about 10 acres at the eastern end and south
street tract. The point is about four miles
southward from the City Hall, and men famili
ar with dry docks, express the opinion that it is
admirably suited for the purpose and are aston
lshed that dock has not been built before
Inc parties to construct ii are a wealthy CONS
pany, including some Of the leading capitalists
aipd TsnEPserfattvns nf the State who nre 10 ovn
tue dock. 1t Is to be the longest Stone dock in
the world. The contract price tor it Is $3.50 900
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 22.-The trial of Charles
r. Duane is progressing in the 18th District
Court.
, 1866-10-26
LATER FROM THE EAST.
COMPILED FROM TnE DAILY OREoOSrAS.
Dates to october 10th.
MONEY REPORT.

O0te8 10 OCtODtE AOtAs
MONEY REPORT.
NrR YoRK, Oct l6.-The POsfs money arti-
Gle says gold is lower to>day, partly In eonse-
quenee of desire to realize, on the part OF
weak holders, but chiefly because Of the report
that Government was about to sell, or was acts
ually selling. The price has gone down, but
closed with an upward tendency. The loan mar
ket is rather more active, but with an abundant
supply. Rates are unchanged. Call loans
range at to per cent. discount. Stocks are
dull. Government securities quiet and no dis
position to sell.
PExIAN TALK.
BUFFALO, Oct. 16.-The Commercial of this
city has intelligence that the Fenians organized
an attempt to cross the Niagra river at Lewis
ton on Saturday, to burn the village of Queens
town and blow up Brooks Monument, but were
prevented by information that the Canadians
were ready to receive them. The whole thing
is doubtlessly canard.
GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC.
QUEBEo, Oct. le.-At public meeting called
to devise means for the relief of the sufferers
by the late fire. 1000 was subscribed. The
number of lives lost was six, and the number of
houses burned, two thousand three hundred.
Nearly twenty thousand people without
shelter the weather is, however, very favorable.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
NEW YoRx, Oct. l6. - The steamer Scotia
brings the following news: A Florence dispatch
says the following are the principal conditions
of the treaty of peace between Austria and Italy.
The frontiers to be added to Italy, are those
which constituted the frontiers of Yenetia while
under Austrian rule.
The amount of debt assumed by Italy is thir-
ty-fve millions of forms, payable in eleven in-
stalments in twenty-three months. Yenetia is
transferred to Italy with its assets and liabilities.
Its assests are three millions FIVE hundred thous-
and, and its liabif1tes sixythree million forms.
Uutil further arrangements, the revenues of the
railroad north and south of the Alps, will be
allowed to accumulate to serve as the basis for
a valuation. Measures are to be taken to sepe-
rate the net work Of the railways and complete
the unfinished portion. The Venetians residing
in Austria are to have the right of preserving
their Austrian nationality if they desire to do
All objects of art, as well as the archives be-
longing to Yenetia, will be restored. The iron
crown of Lombardy will also be given up to It.
ally. The treaties which formerly existed be-
tween Austria and Sardinia will again come in
force for year, during which period fresh ar
ranements can be concluded. Private property
belonging to Italian persons which has been Sc
questered by the Italian Government is to be re-
stored With reserves of rights of the State for
one-third. complete amnesty will be accor-
ded by both Austria and Italy to all persons
condemed for political offences, to deserters
from either army, and to persons compromised
by their political conduct.
, 1866-10-26
NJ O II @ Il
NOTICE,

A CERTAIN n. WEISE, WHO WAS TEMPORG.
n RILY in my employ, has not only abused nv
eOnhdence, lut is still eudeavoring To use my name
IN business Transactions which he has M right To DO.
Beware # him, for he will rot carry off hot stove.
4l3t s. SIMMONS.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
Alexandria Items.


From the Alexandria Gazette Of the even
ing Of the 17th instant We clip the following items
RuN ISro AND INJuRED.-The schooner Z.
L. D. Wales. from Georgetown, D. G., for Now
York, with . cargo Of two hundred and thirty tons
Of coal, was run into and seriously damaged, In the
fog, about halfpast six O'Clock this morning, when
Of the White House, BY the steamer Vanderbilt,
on her way up from Aqua crock. The schooner
was towsd to the fats BY her crew, but afterwards
brought up to Warrington BY the Vanderbilt, which
returned to the scene Of the collision 81 soon as her
passengers and mail were landed
NEGROES ARREsrED.-A large number Of
negroes were arrested last night and this morning
BY the police ofcsrs, for completely In the demo.
ltion and dsfaosmsnt Of and the robbsriss lately
committed at, the negro Jail, called the slave
pen" II 10 supposed that over one thousand dol.
lars worth Of damages has been sustained BY this
property A portion Of the iron sratings, gas and
water fixtures, &o., stolen from there have been
recovered.
CAPT. BAooERLY's RENAINs.-The remains
Of Capt N. M. Baggsrly, eondaotor Of . passenger
train on the Orange and Alexandria railroad, who,
regret to state died shortly after the inAiotion
Of tho severe injuries hs received yesterday morn.
ing at Catett's Station, were brought to this city
yesterday evening, and taken 10 charge Of BY .
committee Of Masons, Of which fraternity he was
q member, aud will be BY them, In to.morrow's
arc to be inferred.
PROPERTY SALE.-The mill situated on
Pier No. s, has, We understand, been sold to the
American Barytss Company Of Virginia, and will
be immediately put into active operation for the
manufacture Of and preparation for the market Of
that mineral.
FRosr.-The heaviest frost Of the season
fell last night, and Ice Of considerable thickness
was formed.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
4, II q 20 q A L -.
DROPOsALs FOR RATIONi

ouAlrERnAsrxR's OFFICE,
UKrrEp STArss MARIss CeRrs,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct 10, 1906.
ao'eoet, ,. H. oi TUESDAY, Il: MI d.y y Eoysm:
S!a.. !, 3. sosaias .,.Ss:, from j.Du.rs isSi,
5SsEiasSS 5SsESssSS%S, sis s...:ssss..s; a:ss:sis,;:
EWHhApFEFst WnsHsa4dn aiFY F;pi,s D.s.ss e. o.,.n.
0osPoRT, near Norfolk, Virginia.
MOUND CITY, Illinois.
Each ration to consist Of three ourths Of pound Of
pork or bacon, or one and fourth pound Of fresh or
ounces hard bread or one and fourth pound Of corn
quart, Of bsans Or in lieu thereof ten pound. Of riss
lily ounce. Of dsseesied pot.tos:, and ons hundred
ounces Of mixed vegetables ten pou nds Of eoace or
pounds Of sugar. four quart. of vSsssr; one pouud Of
sperm candles, and fourth pound Of adaman
9s sI'S 81 .S S.: " four
Tho r.ons are to be dsysred upon he order Of the
commanding oneer Of saeh station; the fresh beef,
with equal portion Of hind and fore quarters ssefs
and kidney tallow excluded; the pork No. 1 prime
market Of the place where the station ii iocs.d he
coffee good Rig the sugar good New Orleans, or its
saui,alsu and the beans, vinegar, candles soap salt
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied By the following guar
The undersisned -, Of ---. in the State Of
-, and -, Of - In the State Of -,
hereby guarantee that In the foregoing bid Of
for rstons above described be accepted he they
wil within ten days Of the receipt Of the contract At
the post once named execute the contract for the same
with good and sufclent securities; and In case the
said - shall fall to enter into contract Aforesaid,
guarantee to make good the difference between the
offer Of the said - and that which may be accepted.
Witness: G. D., auarsntor.
E.P.
-, 1s6-.
thereby certify that tho above named d---are known
to men Of property, and able to make good their
guarantee.
To be signed BY the United States District Judgs,
United States District Attorney, or Coilsctor.
No proposal will be considered unlsss accompanied
By the above guarantee.
N,wspapsrs authorized to publish the sboys will send
the paper containing the nrst insertion TO this once for
examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations -
| and addressed TO the uudsrsgned. ~
WILLIAM r. SLACK,
oc22-w4t Major and Qulrtsrmaster.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09

FiRE.-Trhe alarm Of FIRE yesterday after.
caused BY the bursting Of coal oil lamp in the
warehouse Of George H. Gsddis Bro, on Tenth
street, near asorgis avenue. The hrs department.
and police we're promptly at the place, but their
services were not needed, the flames having been
e1tingulshed before any damage was done.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09

VIOLATING CORPORATION Law. - James
Thyer was arrested In the Fourth ward on Wednes.
day by Officer Coomss for soting as agent without
license Justice Gibsrson imposed nns Of $40 50.
VIM. ]. Gray, . pedlar, was arrested BY 0fhoer
0'Callahan for psddling without license He was
fined $40. SO By Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
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0RP ANS URT,

n r p II A N s. @ % U r Il
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHINaToN Co6sTY-
To Wit:
In the case Of William Y. Robinson, executor
Of RlirA Rsaves, deceased, the executor aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the assets in hand as far IS the same have been
collected and TUNED into money when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified TO
attend with their claims properly vouohed they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from all benent In said
deceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub
lishsd . week for three weeks In the NArIosAL
RBPusLIoAH previous to the said day.
Test: &C ROBBINS,
no0-lwsw Register Of Wills
The national Republican., 1866-11-09

SELLING LIQUoR-Alice Jourdan, store
keeper in tho Seventh ward, was arrested ,,h On
Ws5n.,dsy by Oficsr James for selling liquor with,
out license. Justice Boswell imposed sn' Of
S2oas.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
ODD Eel Low 81 ALL,

n d d F Il L l. o w s. II A l. l.,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, AT LsoP. M,
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
Under the auspices Of
BoUAL DIVISION No. s, 8. OFT.
The public are cordially invited to attend public
TEMPERANCE MEETING,
to be held at
ODD FELLOWS HALL on THIS THURsDAY) EVEN.
ING AT ~ O'CLOCK.
The exercises will consist Of selections BY
EsPUTA'S BRASS BAND.
Addresses by members Of the Division and prominent
citizens, and vocal and instrumental music.
sIADMIssIoN FREE-a
Mr.. John p Ellis kindly loans the superb piano used
on this occasion. no8.lt
The national Republican., 1866-11-09

MArn;uoSIAL--A large crowd assembled
=, g. Matt news church yesterday to witness ths
~ Of Dr. George p. Fenwick Of the Seventh
ward, to Miss Mary A. Stewart, daughter OF the
saswsS hs Raw Father McNally. assisted by Rev
Fatbsr MeCarthy. After receiving the oongratula'
tons Of large number Of friends the happy couple
started northward for bridal tour,
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
+ I N A N ClAL.

JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
BANKERS.
YIprERsrH STREET, oppo.i,. THE TREASURY.
buy and sell At current m.rts, rates. and Keep con.
ss.tlv on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BoNDsI
RvAs.fHIRTIN.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds &o executed, and collse.
aoss made on oil accessible points.
sspl.du
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
AMUSIIMENT5. A

NJ TION AL THE ATRE
IN Q,ate Grover's)
Penusylyauia avenue, near willard's Hotel.
sPALDIN0 4 RAPLRr. ....PR0PRlRroRs
]. X. sPACkMAN......... ..STA0E MANA0BR.
Unqualified Success Of the Distinguished Actor,
MR.. J, W. WALLACE,
who will, on THIS RRIDAY) EVENING, November 0,
1885, BY General Desire Repeat for the Last Time his
Hamou: impersonstion Of JOHN MlLDMAY,in Tom
BTILL WATERS RUN DEEP
After the Comedy, new and beautiful dance BY NILE
Augusta
To conclude with the Laug liable Farce Of
sARAH's YOUNG MAN.
No Extra Charge for soats secured In advance Doors
open at 7-Curtain will rise at quarter to 8.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE fO. MORROW (sATUR-
DAY. AFTERNOON, AT TWO O'CLOCK. Admission
50 ots TICKRT-0P-LEAvE MAN
The national Republican., 1866-11-09
0NE PRICE FOR CLOTHING.
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION.

HARkfD so IL Styi.H.og R145s sIouREs
INNINGS,
Corner Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Who wear ss.p.nd.r Pant. only
sATLSET IA JAGKET aRIy .,S SkITSs R1s,s &
eAss1ssts wssTos aoaf,' ai' fass 3! md VEST 81,
skSRhnHsT GfsShnHE PS SvsRcSAss sat g. f. IS ..a
WHITNEY, Do, $40 to sis
sL4Sk sTs sTITs S::.sI ys., and Pa Psn;; q
DhA0A BUTTE IS Pok tS GsNTIEmEN.' III MEN 'H 'O 70 20
Bt1GK SUITE s%s Co.. Psn,, and ys: sG 80 to ~
large stock Of these satnst Suits on hand. and very
saREP,s GRAY sirTSEr SUITS, sls and $3.50
GRAY LAY MELTON On sTIT' sgnTs' q! and sh'o
SsS%s SsfSs oassiEsSs asasSs suHs Gi ,;'E ~ '''' Us
FANCY CASHMERE sgIrs, hire: styles, sis
SILK MIXED cAssIMERR SUITS, s2s and s2s
sILK. K.MIxED CASHMERE SUITS, our standard article
DcHSIs si. si;D;F HsD T%sS stiTs 1.y durable 81. 81.
Other her CASHMERE SUITS, ESQ and ss2
MONKEY JACKETS from Is to %
BEtSk BESk Ease sEo6S fGt1 ocnf :h a.
fSe u, SACK and 80 TRocK havo large eireul..
ton in the community.
BLACK PANTS, ss "a
WHITNEY and CHINCHILLA, very fashionable, sao
to 923
MELTON oyERCo ATS, heavy and warm, si2
PETERsHAM ovERC0ATB. to shed rain, 9l6
MOSCOW and AsToR BEAVER ovBRCoATs, $50 to s,o
BLACK ONION 0vERCOATs, els
FALL OvERCOATs, 9l0, tl3 4l5, and tlS
COMMON oyERC0ATs, go
YELLOW OIL CLOTHING.
Orders BY mall promptly allied:
Corner Seventh street and Maryland ave,
no6,et Washington, d. @.
The national Republican., 1866-11-09

CcmISAL CouRT--Judge Fsber-lEdwd
c. rgtOn, Esq, District Attorney, prosecuting
John Hrrrigan, indicted for stealing q chest of
o.Ynsntor's tools from VIM. T. Garrison; verdict
not guilty. Ii. C. Gooding for defence:
In another case against him. indicted for stealing
esrpentsr's tools from Barton Robey. A nois
vrossqui was entered by the United States Attorney
NAV Richardson, indicted for stealing a silver
w.,o h from Bartholomew Hurley. Case on trial.