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Seletteil 2netry.
4 Mans u Man for ~ That.
A NEW VERSION.

NEW VERSION.
a mans mnn," says Eobcr, lurns,
For a That AMI n that
Hut though the snng DO clear and strong,
Il lacks u note for n that.
Tho loul who'd shirk hIs daily work,
Yet claim hls wage Rnll - that,
Or beg. when he might Earn, his bread,
Il NoT y mnn tor a that.
n all who dine on lonciy fare
We're true and brave. and u that.
Md hone whose Earb Is "hnilrn gray"
Was foOl or knhyr, and u that,
The vic" and crime that shame our time
Would fade and fall and n that,
And pluw.nrn he rs good rs kings,
And churls No cRrls Tor u that.
I"u ~" yon hrawny. clustering sot.
Who swacgrrs, kwears, md n that.
Ard thinks, because his strong right arm
Might fell an UN and n that.
Tha, he's 80 rob!". man f"r NAV,
A. dGh" or lori, and = ,hn::
llv'> bu, q brute, lryord dispute,
Alh NOT II man for a that.
\ man mny own large estate.
lave palace. pnrk. md n that.
ALl not Ipr hrih, hut honest worth,
lr thrice u mah for a that;
Ard DONALD hrnlina on III" mu'r,
al f., ami u' hat
H. nothing hut II rascal bo"r,
Nor half lnun for a that
II comes To this, dear Robert Burns
The truth Is old, and u that
"Thc rank IL but the suinca's stamp,
The man. tn" gold, Tor a. that"
And though you'd put the mintcd mark
On copper, brass, AMI u that.
The Ii. il gross, the cheat Is plain,
Agd will not pasS for a that
For a that. and a that.
rris soul and heart and a that,
That makes the king gentleman.
And not hi, crown and a that.
And man with man, II rich or poor,
The best Is he. for ~ TINT.
Who stands erect, In sclf.resp"et,
And acts the man for u that.
CItAhLES MAcK,r
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THE Chicago Republican gives tho
followiuHrcrsiou ofGcu. Dix, amshd.
ed BY A. j.: a#,'s. ~, < ,S%yI
"lf any man attempts to haul down
the American flag, ask him ifhe'will
accept a national situation iNS}3@4s
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Dean Richmond, a noted politician,
in the State Of New York-Democt \
and johnson mnn-died Aug. 98!s ~ y
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Southern Loyalists' Conven'
ton at Philadelphia.
ATrIcND AN & t.
Reception of the De'-
egGtiOnS.

PrOtractcd Session OF the Com'cm- 'lS
tion.---Threc Days: PrOcee4hm:s'
Hon. James Speed chosen re-, ~,
itlcnt.--HiS Speech Oh t"klhs 'nc
chair.
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Call for q Soldiers and Sailors
National Convention. -.

The following is the call for the Sol.
dicrs' md Sailors National Convcntion:' -
In pursuance Of u resolution passed at
n meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, held in Washington. d. c., on
Monday evening. August 20tb. 1866, NO
invite all soldiers and sailors WHO have.
served in the Union army and navy du.
ring the late war for the suppression Of tho
rebellion, aud who believe that treason
shall be made odious and traitors pun.
ished," who arc opposed 10 the rcstora;
ton of rebels to power, and the offering
Of premiums to. treason and trcachcry,
and who are in favor Of tue proposed
constitutional amendment. and for con-.
tinuiug Congress as the law w-making power
Of the Government. TO meet at Pittsburg.,
Pa, on Tuesday, Sept. 25Ib, 1866, at12
o'clock N. We made our argument in
the field. -.
J.. Edwin Dudley. Mass. 10,
Will A. Short, Pa. 80
james B. Royce. Vt. ... .o1
WIN. Hunt. L. l. :. .."
S. C. Merrill, Conn. 'r,"':.
n ~ - p",,,a.w " . 'igH
W. G. Porter, Ohio.
ii. A. Hall, y. G. ,ia%n
J. ". Kirkslcy, Nd. .at >.
c. f. Capchart, ". Va. 1e'r.-
A. Bennett, Texas. .~. '''g~
D. NJ. Miller, Ind. 49,, ~! :!
James T. Smith, Illinois. & 'S'H
Sc Van Deveuter, Mich.:: 5.1 =.
D.S. Curtis, Wis. ...-r AZ, :
Ashbcl Ingcrson, Mipn. :, II. !: b. >
Porter w. Pritchnrd, Iowa. ~
Charles Barr, Mo. (. .... ..:';:-
s.R. Harrington, KanIas. ..'..
Thomas D. Dalton, Ky. ~" ,l.,..
D. C. Houck, Tenn. -. -S>I1',-. I1 :.
All soldiers and sailors favorable 70
tho cause, and willing TO havo theit
names upon this call, are requested to
address L. Edwin Dudley, Washingtoas
n n = . E...-.
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To Whom it may ConcaFn:2

THIS Is 10 forewarn all pcrsonS rom SsS 70 John
/ note given by me sometime IN '"'' :, - ". -
A,yder a. The aarns has 6ecn paso. - ,oHS pRICE.;
Aug. ~. lscs.--i5~& .'E I.
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The Journal.
I"e zse0'e's. Fawily ;Nwspaper,
@ PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING., by
MOORE 81 BRO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
SITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Advertising.

The JOURNAL Is circulated throughout the en,lr,
Nnnawha Valley. and Is the brs. advertising medium
In this section Of the Statc.
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All soldiers and sailors favorable 10
tho cause, and willing TO havo theit
names upon this call. are requested to
address L. Edwin Dudley, Washingtoas
D. G.. =. .,.--'- -, t.-% ~ ,:'6
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a.-Thc City Council
held q special meeting this morning md
passed resolutions that we recognize the men
about to assemble in convention in this city
as the true and tried patriots Of the South,
who risked their lives or pcrilcd their for
tunes TO maintain their devotion to their Gov
ernucnt Of United States amid the dan.
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SlOl STEscRIEE
sesr"H
, 1866-02-09
NoTTCH

A IL PERauhh who have settled upon or who
IA hold o. CLAIM LOTS IN the City Of Walln
y nsiia, W, T. are hereby notified 10 FILE THEIR
CLAIMS for such Land With the City Clerk of said
CITY before The ibth day Of March, A. D. 1855 that
DoedA may bs issued 70 them therefor according TO
The laws governing tho same. which are published
IN oonneo,lon with this notice.
AL LOIS or Land not claimed by that time, except
IN such easos are granted further time by law,
Will be considered as belonging to the City, and
disposed Of by the Common Council according 10
law. By order Of the Common COuncil, ~
Sh A. L. BROWN, City Clerk.
, 1866-02-09

THE FREsHET--The late freshet appears
to have been particularly destructive to pro-
perty in the lower country. On the Una
tilla, we learn that Swift's bridge was carried
away, and other damages sustained. On
Birch and Willow Creeks the water was
higher than ever before known, and had oc>
casiOned great damage by the washing away
of fences and destruction of improvements.
At the old emigrant crossing of John Day
River Leonard's new bridge, just completed
at cost of $1,000, was washed away. The
Dcs Chutes River attained an unprecedented
height. Fulton's bridge, just above the
mouth of the Des Chutes, was carried of, as
was, also, Graham's bridge; Nix's bridge is
the only bridge left standing at the lower
crossing of the Des Chutes. In addition to
the bridges, there was much destruction by
the sweeping away Of fence rails, and the
flooding out of houses, the occupants in many
instances barely escaping with their lives
The farms along the little creeks putting in~
to the Columbia were all more or less dam
aged, and the destruction of property in the
aggregate foOts up large sum.
, 1866-02-09
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRuAMY ., 1850.

A COLLAPSED TowN.-A friend writing us
from the Dalles, draws gloomy picture of the
present appearance of that town. He says that at
a moderate estimate, one-half the buildings on
Main street are unoecupied, and that back from
the business portion of the town, vacant houses
meet the eye at every turn. The stores are do
ing little or no business, and everything indi-
lapse. The largest property holders admit that
they have lost all confidence, and are eudeavor
ing to save the most they can from the general
wreck. 1t is rare indeed, even in the history of
the Pacific coast, to find a town of the import
ance of the Dalles, flicker out so Suddenly, and
the reader will naturally desire TO know why the
collapse? The explanation, VIC presume to be
this: The meR who built up the Dalles and la
bored for the prosperity of the town, hoped to
establish there the grand enrcpot of supplies for
the whole North Pacific coast. For time the
chances were about even as to whether the
Dalles or Portland would occupy this position.
The latter place enjoyed the advantage of pos
sessing capital as also holding the key to the
trade of the Willamette, and with these infu-
ences operating in her favor, it has been appar-
ent for some time that Portland is and must re-
main the emporium of the Northern country
Henceforth there can be nothing that Partakes Of
the spirit of rivalry between those towns. The
superiority of Portland stands an admitted fact.
1t is possible that in the course of the develop
ment of the country, town may spring up at
some point near the mouth of the Columbia that
will'compete with Portland for toe trade of the
Northern country. Whether this is to happen will
mainly depend upon the people of Portland. If
they go to work in the proper spirit of enterprise,
and remove the distractions from the channel of
the river, and having done this, turn their at
tention to direct importNtons, rather than re-
main tributary to San Francisco, they are quite
sure to retain the control of the trade with the
Northern country. They have here a prize worth
contendng for and if they fail to grasp it, it will
be for the lack of enterprise.
, 1866-02-09
ORDINANCE No. =.

IN RELATION TO CONFERRING TITLE To
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WALLA
WALLA, W. T.
The people of the city Of WaHa Falla do ordain
as fotLoWS:
Po,cers By which this Ordinance i, Awtorized-
Who are EatHel to Receirs Dseds-Hast File
Claims before March lOih, 1866.
SECTION l. That in conformity to an act of
Congress, passed May 23d, 1874, entitled AN
Act for thesrelef of the citizens of towns, on
lands Of the United States, in certain cases, -
and in accordance with an act of the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Washingtonj passed
December lth, 1865, entitled " An act confer
ring certain powers on the city of Walla Wala,
W r." therefore, all persons who are actual
settlers on auy lot or land in said city, who hold
or claim such land by virtue of actual settle
ment or lawful improvement thereon, in conform
ity with the regulations concerning town lots in
the town of Walla Walla, adopted by the Board
of County Commissioners in and for said eoun-
ty, November 7th,' 1889, or with the ordinance
Of the city Of Walla Walla, passed April 5th,
1864, entitled " An ordinance regulating the 10.
eating, recording, improvement and possession
of city lots in the city Of WaIla Walla :" and
also, all persons claiming lots or fractions of
lots by purchase or lawful transfer from persons
legally claiming and holding as afores said are
hereby required to file their claims for deeds to
10Th day Of March, 1866, in order that deeds
may be issued to them in conformity with the
laws of the United States and the Territory of
Washington.
ClaimsZHo,o Filed.
SEC. 2. Every person cluiring any lot or frac-
tion Of a lot shall file his claim for deed to
such land, designating and describing the lot or
fraction claimed, giving the number of the lot,
the number Of tue block or the designating mi.
lial Of the block in which it is situated and the
number of feet and inches, in front and depth,
contained therein.
Manner Of Esta5lishing Claims.
SEC. 3. Every person who shall file claim
10 any lot or land shall be required to establish
his right thereto, either BY a certificate 10 his
name from the Town, Recorder Of lots, the Coun %
~ Auditor, or the City Clerk, or by proof that
he Is an actual settler upon and occupant Of
such land, as hereinbefore provided, or that he
holds by purehdse ffon person lawfully claim
ing and holding AS aforesaid, and where any
person has improved any lot and held peaceGble
and undisputed possession thereof for one year
prior to January LIST, 1866, and no adverse claim
shall be set up against him, it shall be deemed
lawful possession, and deed shall be issued to
such claimant bat every person who shall file a
claim to any land shall take and subscribe an
oath that be is the only person who is rightfully
entitled to receive deed for such land PROVIDED
that where any person shall file a claim as exec
utor. administrator, guardisa or agent, the oath
shall be so worded as to designate such repre-
sentative character.
Contested CiGims-Hop Settled.
SEC. 4. If two or more persons shall file .
claim for the same land, it shall be the duty Of
, 1866-02-09
Remember the Place !!
"A. FIR A N X S @
NEXT DOOR ABOVE THE POsT OFFICB,
WALL4 WALLA,W T,
SheriA's sale
TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

TERRIT0RY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY or
WALLA WALLA-SS. =. .
WHEREAs, Two executions have been tssued oel
Of the District Court First Judicial District W. i
and to me directed, against N. H.. KemPnsi and ID
favor Of J. H. Lasaier; and whereas one OF said 1'
ecutions directs by virtue Of decree Of foreeose
ure OF mortgage in said Court. and the other BY mr.
tue of an attachment To take the following desITbed
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND belonging to said
Kempner, to wit TIE south half of the BoTth.Uesi
Quarter and the north half of the south quar-
ter Of section thirtyOue. in township Qolfh
range thirty-seven east, cOntaing one hundfsd hnd
sixty acres, much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy said Lasaters claim and COSTS and where
Us have levied on said premises with appurtenapcs
thereto belonging, therefore will offer for sale the
above deScTibed premises and their appuriensneest
the highest bidder, for lawful money Of the UnF
ted States, on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of March
between The hours Of O'Clock "A. ". and o'clock
NJ Of said day at the premises to satisfy said sI
ecutiOns. A. SEITEL,
Sheriff of Wala Walla County. w. 7.
Walla Walla, Feb. 4, 1856. SIN
, 1866-02-09

STREET IMPROVEMENTS. - We notice
that property holders on the line of Main
street arc replacing the old riekety side
walks, and introducing something like order
on that important thOroughfare. There is
another improvement that should claim carly
attention. During the breakrup of last week
those who passed along Main street were
compelled to wade through mud in many
instances ankle deep. This is mainly owing
to the bed or centre of the street being lower
than the sides, thus affording no means for
drainage, and leaving the water to stagnate
until such time as a "chnoOk" comes along
and laps itup. TO remedy this condition of
affairs all that is necessary is to fill up the
bed of the street say ten or twelve inches,
and arrange a system of drainage by running
cutters along the line of the side walks. To
effect this improvement need involve the
outlay of a very small amount of means on
the part of the city. The beds of the creeks
that course through our town afford abundant
supplies of gravel-tho very best material
for filling in streets-and with this the work
can be cbeaply and expeditiOusly executed.
Another season should not be permitted to
pass without witnessing the completion Of
the improvement here indicated
, 1866-02-09

GOVERNMENT TRAIN-A Quartermaster
Supply train of some twelve wagons made
camp at the Fort on Monday last, the 9TH
instant, from Fort Boise. WeIearn that the
train is en- route for the Dalles-Wagon>mas.
ter Rathbon in general charge.
, 1866-02-09
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
! LeGaI NOTICE.
OSdI INOLICCs
TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS
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HNERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
i WALLA WALLA-SS
In The District Court Of Tie First judicial District
To II. WAY:
You are hereby notified that j. @. Smith has iled
a complaint against you in said Court, which will
come on 10 DO heard at the frst term of the Court
which shall coInmence more than two months af CT
the gth day OF February, 1885, and unless you ap.
pear ~ said term aud answer, the same will DO Ia.
ken u Coz ieAsed, aud the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer OF said complaint, Il 10 70
cover fFum you tile sum OF seVon hundred aud nlne.
yhVe dollars, " damages due plaintiff for failure 10
comply Win the eontDaet aet out Ia tho complaint
and 70 furseibss the mortgage executed hy you on
tue gTth daN of February, lhb5, 10 said plaintiff 10
the per- OmAnee Ut said contrast on that GER
tain lot Ut land IN Gains Addition uf the City OF
Waa Wala, W To commencing on AAln street at
the corner OFT i, Pages lot Hnd running east on
Me lue at said street ~ the corner Vt the lot owned
BY VI >, HASH ihsHbe Ut night angles along the lius
Of said lot 20 The ceulTe OF Mil Greek " The line Of
7. r. Pages lot theRee ~ right along the line
Jas. D. Mix,
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