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Of West Threth street right title and interest Of Thos
ss:a% EssnAAr and
ns: ~. ssG cs: sale postponed a'
a. EiaMTM AVENUE
'"A"' ''o cIosISSes, o "
Ssas RI sssslsa gu
ssS EE1x!uRss
FOR SALE.
STORE TO LIT. ..oooo uopru
e egsss4s $$E:s
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ri AND Is EfdHTH AVENUE.
MUST Be SOLD MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
LOIS FIJI sESES SIIK yE ;ISn
ss e AND ms
All, THE HATS AND sossErss s. 1ooa OWN fs ~.
LOTS OF DRESS rsIx1 EEsssso4 II bEsAarnrsr
dG5sI ss e eHT Sex q g? sitR M 80
PILES 81 tgTEI5s1Ss b 81 E Hs;Hs g. e
Lots Lots 81 81 SILK SILK Alb SAE SAREcss
S SE$s$s$s s. s. H HIS,
SEsszsE s. SSlasisss -,
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HANDKERCHIEyss rS, .sn xrssRs,
LOT fSy" CofoRED BORDERS, S.. &C.. Sc. and ioc
esS!S ss!rA hHHSSE%Ss ssoSSsss m
E E9T G GHHEs' dA9 ok s s5RSESs r. e.
LACE AND NEEpLEWoRRR sas sn "a N.
EST fisRE =
$1,000 PAIRS EVERY KIND AND QUALITY,
S S$S j Rfp sf HHSHda 3 e 81 So
LOTS . OF = dESIs FAIL AND WINTER GLOVES YES
tSEs 81 zAR!ks AT AK
k kSp q GAb b1EsD s RTT Ia lso 60 ~
s 1SBx II s5s II
CLOSE THE b HktHk sS
sa SS Sii RSSd sps Fl s2 2; Co.,
H hEbHx HEAVY HEAVY F FEERoRp bose Sic
LADIES' hAA Lo Us 81 sAEMSExLs.
E ESE g g. USES ss44 5sSEk4tss STA
CLOSING THE BALANCE or DRESS GOODS l'c'
E$ 5s4ss5 i; lsb TOWELS
IA + H$S Il
4ss. , ssgs sSSs
1000 DOZENS So1I EsEsY KIND FROM 80. DOZEN UP
sEs; ssaa5a 100 YARDS
F FlsR Bg1c sEq snfs s sE7a. & s.
ss::; III e
~ AND y I EIGHTH ASESSs ;
GREAT pEskIsE y EI wSSEEss s.ssxrsrs &C.
daDrR sEzS7 FfkSSSSESs nroI1sr ~ PRICES "a
ss?R ss55E ; :SS$Hs
NE 1os Nh MSs. . & . Fl u
x#TTE s;sSssSSfss ESsaHF F EsESE g.
@ q II 81
Also Iss't a S;f TS4s * .s sss
49,, sE..5IEp At waoIss1LEs FFsISSSss;rcr :.
EXTRA OF Atty l6c, l8c, 100 and nc.
On MuslIns you can save fun 60. and So. yard
xos Hs
Ar LEGRAINs, THIS WEEK.
- NEW SILKS FOR DRESSES.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT REPLENisHED.
CLOTHS FOR CLoAKING. &C.
O.. AyP fo5kss ,cf a. t.rs. width
really worth 81 70 q 10 and ~
LRoRAIN, ID Broadway.
A LPAcAs. CLOTHS AND cAssIMEREs
We OFFER this week from auction The following goods
Aipaeas ., $780, Soc and ss'ic; u -,,, "a, n. .c
CassImsrss. Soc. s,,Ic, nc. and q,
Cioakng Cloths q Former prics, % o.
Beaver Beaver G GIo.s: ES%sr p Drss
These are The ehespss. goods We ever offered
FOSTER BROS. a7s Bsccker street
A GRAND OPENING OF CLOAKs
n AT THE VILLA De PARIS.
as Broadway
q, on Msdnssdsyaa 3cs; 70 eaos
will elegant assortment OF latest faris styles OF
sacqucs Circulars Basques and Carriage Jackets Of their
own importation. comprising many novelties; among others
RrsToRI CLOAK,
which call the attention OF patrons Also many
styles Of choice C1oaks Of their manufacture ordered
sIpressly for sr0.dvay trade
A G pos 4His sSr 5 s.EE
SILKS, -
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The total imports at New York for the week ending
weeks previousy:-
Week ending Sept. 81. Sept. 2S Oct s.
Dry goods 81, s62 663 81 93l 1854 $ls67 576
General merchandise. 302S, 249 2644, COZ $3.50 429
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DALMORAL SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
- AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
3 cases of Balmorals, newest co0rs only 81 each.
cases very handsome Balmorals only ~ 90 worth g.
l60 very rich silk striped Skirts at % TO Is each
ALSO,
Bamoral SkrtinR In great variety of STYLES.
w. X. PEYT0N 272 and 9A B0wery
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w a. Socioci, q t4 canal erect Psacr sult n no
cstei rcps In ksrcioth, Pier and two mAn<el ir
rors rich rocatel Curtains, Msnte CocksAnd
vAses Chandses and Brackets Csare. Dining and Fmcy
olco.hs Chambsr suits, 10 BLACK wNinut mahSg.nysn,d
enameled Hair Mattresses large Weather Beds Boil
stsrs AMI Pillows Blsnket shesta spreAd Table Lheu
phns diass siverwsr-, wardrcbes Bookeasa Lovyes.
Sofs Bel Rochinx and other chars hrtenaion nbiet
Kitchen Furnituro &c a.o I'D vafvet Arninsier loyal
wilton Carpets, frsu F'fA k'savs H"'Ha a"""' "rsei
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"A SAMUEL WYNN 4 CO., Auctioneers.

$O.OO WORTH OF
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
M PIANOFORTE, STATUARY
PAINTINGS, BR0NZES,
and and costly works Of at public auction
this day Monday at the five story brown
"A West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
sale commencing 10 o'clock Superb Furniture
erod with French brocatel OF the richest description
wood Etageres Secretary Bookcase Centre Tables Cabt.
net Enc0gneurs. Pier and Mnnel Mirrors Lace
Sofas Chairs arm Reception Chairs covered reps Turkish
Chairs Lounges Chandeliers velvet and Brussels Carpets
MAGNIFICMNT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
the richest instrument offered auction this season.
Cover Music Stand Hatsand stair Carpet. and
walnut Bureaus Bedseads Wardrobes Mattresses Extern
sion Table, Bullets, elegant ruby Glassware
silver Castor Savers Dinner and Tea Service
Dinner and Tea Sets. Office. 297 Bowery.
IA. Bowery.-Ths dav. at l0M O'Clock the and FIX
lures of 0 East Seventeenth Soap Sugars
Flour and general assortment of Groceries In lots
CARPETS AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK
~ at 4 Canal street $50 second hand Royal Wilton Vel
vet Administer and Medallion Carpets received from Fifth
Avenue Hotel for sale in lots TO suit On
Coach Harness. sets Light Double Harness, Single do
Wagons Coach. VIM. WRITER'S Auctioneer
u sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u. will sell at
40 BROADWAY,
the celebrated Glassware French
Clocks, Swiss Wood Carvings. &c,
On TUESDAY, October 9, at I0l< A. M
BR. BEHRISCH Importer,
489 Broadway. two doors below Appleton's.
B.A rare chance to parties wanting to supply their
households with fine at low rates.
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CHERIFr's sALH-RICHARD WALTERS, AfC.
= oneer viii sell this day Mondsy, q oselocs $3.50
Broadway general assorscn 81 Type, Type Stands no
Geographic Material Oflcs Yurniture 10
y CORNELL. Deputy. JOHN KELLY, SherK
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CHERIrF's sALE.-LEAsE AND FIXTURES OF
- first class Liquor Store Of Spring and Narsk
RICHARD WALTERS Auctcneer. win seIi on Mondy,
ri n O'Clock, the Lease OF storr and house. With
store Fixtures OF Lquor of spring and vaick
sres II former purchaser lease three yers
70 run from May 1895 ~ JOHN KELLY, Sherif
Joun CArrRAY. DEPUTY Sheriff.
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mo Following table shows the aggregate footIngs Of
the quarterly statements Of the national banks Of Chi
cago compared with the statements Of the LIST OF July
last and the LIST OF October 1855 -
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IL COTTON. AUCTIONEER-LARGE SALE OF FUR
niture Carpets Oil Cloths Chandeliers Horse Wagons
&c A. in continuation Tomorrow Tuesday, October 9th
the entire balance of goods remaining
with all the Carpets Oil Cloths Horses Wagons
&C. &C. This days sale will close every article
, 1866-06-01

A HONS TnRusr.-Mr Beccher, in his
lecture ON "RrcnnStructiun mrde this most
happy ln>tratinn of the relations of Mr.. Lin.
coin and hi successor To the Radicals. Mr.
Lineoln was averse to strife, and he Yielded
to the Radical pressure regretIuIly IIe said
It was the great mistake of his hfe," but he
wanted pence, and did not want members of
hS nT'y - cmhIrrIsS his administration
For these r'aS ms, against his better iudg>
m.nt, he patiently subm tied to the dictarion
o t'r Krir,al lenders Aware Of these facts.
Mr. Beec' er SIy>: The K nj and patient
M' Lin:l, WIS cIlS lie ! anil VII ioked by
CrI:'e's. AL bIrh It with patient spirit
rem'n ling I'm nf spns horses who merely
net when calse'e !, as thougi it was t, brush
1les "F When they commenced whackin.
Mr.. johnson, they found pair Of heels
through the Ja'h board. and they LETT the
wagon md took to trees aud bushes. cryim,
"bea>t, brn'r,' but since then mad cudg,lgd
more carefully"
, 1866-06-01

JOIN CHINAMAN's SOLILOoUY. = The
Union Democrat says: A moon eyed Coles
tial, with chop stick in hand, sat eating
the rice of his dear native land; when ceas>
ing at length his belly TO gu, be eOmmu0ed
with himself on the civil rights bill. NO
more eatee lieee, no more eatee rat; me Mel
lean man, aud mustn't do that Me Votee,
me swear, me do what WILL for such is the
law Of the civil rights bill. No more buntee
hole, nor hide like niece when tax man he
come hunting for licee; tor Mclean Congress
sa, John Chinaman is as good AS a nigger or
any white man. Me likee be judgee me hkee
ahte wife; then ChinamsD hapPee the rest
OF his life Me wantee big Office whenever
me vote: me wantee plug hat aud long
shanghai coat John ChinaWsn helicAD,
say what they will for such Is the lag OF the
siIi rights bill. John twisted his pig I'
aud looked Vt his clothes, wide opened -
mouth grew red at the nose. lie felt a con-
tempt for the pick and the drill, since cons
cress passed the civil rights bill. But after
reflection he broke anew, as If he'd resolved
what cpur,e To pursue. Me no likee niger,
the Chinaman said: he no Mclean man,
with his wOolly black head. Me kick him,
me lick him, Inc hit and NE spankce, for
Juhu ChinamanT is good as Yankee. Dar-
kes no good, he rmell um too strong; he no
likes Chinaman. say tail is too long. Me no
lkee lrshnanf he fight um too much; me np
likee Frenchman; me no hkee Dutch. Me
no likee any who don't hkee plan To give
vote and oath 10 John Chinaman. Me likee
Charles Sumner, NE lkee 1hdd. Stevens;
for they are content With the Chinamans
leaviugs So now me a Mclean entitled to
vote, wear a plug hat and long shanghai
coat; psy them no licee, and do what will.
for such is the law of the civil rights bill.
, 1866-06-01
gEvalla &FrallaS Statesmau.
THE RIVER PATH.
EY JOIN @. WHITTIER.


No birl.song loated down the hill,
Tne tangled bank below was stilI
No rustic from the birchen stem,
No ripple from the water ; hem.
The dusk Of twilight round us grew,
We felt the falling OF the dew;
For, no Us, ere the day was doDei
The wooden hills shut out the sua.
Bat on the rivers farther side,
We saw tue hill tops glOrlhed,-
A tender glow, exceeding fair,
A dream vt day without its glare.
With us the damp, the chill, the gloom
With them the sunsets rosy bloom;
Wnile dark through willow vists. seen,
The RIVER rolled IN shades between.
From out the darkness where we trod,
We z ,zed upon the hills Of God,
Whose light seemed not Of moon or sun
We Spdke not, bur our thought was one.
We paused as if from that bright shore
BecKohed our dear ones gone before
Aud sriled our heath 6 hearts to hear
The voices lost to mortal ear
Sudden our pathway tHrned from night
The halls swung Opcn-to the light
ThrU' the green gates the sunshine showed
a long, slant spleudUr downward flowed.
D1wu glade and glen and bank it rolled;
Il brrdged the shaded stream with gold
And born on piers of mist, allied
The shadOwy with the snulit side
I" So prayed we, 'when our feet draw neaE
The river, dark with mortal fear,
{" Aud the night cometh chill w'th dew,
o, Father let thy light break through
" So let the hills of doubt diyde,
s. bridge with tuth the sunless ude
1~'HSn let the eyes that fuil.on earth,
OLIIny eternal hills look forth;
"And IN thy bcckuung angels know
the dear uurs whom We loved below
, 1866-06-01

BILL ARP On Law My experience in
litigation have not been satisfactory.
suerF Sugar Black onst for the price of a
load Of shuks lie said he wanted to buy
some refuse, and | agreed to bring him II
load Of shuks for two dollars. NV wagon
got broke, aud he gut tired a waitin, aud set
out after the shuks hjsSelf When called
on him for the pay, he seemed surprised and
said it cost him two dollars and a half to
To have The shuks hauled, and testify owed
him ha'f u dollar He was bigger than
was, and swuIlnred my bile, aul sued him.
His lawyers filed set off for haulu. He
Piled the shuks were unsound; aud that they
were buried by limitations; and that they
didn't agree with his cows; that he never
got any shuks from me lie spoke about
a half an hour, and allowed me as a swim
dler abour a times, The bedeviled jury
went uut and brought in a verdict against me
for 81 cents. and four dollars for cost of suit
haint sased nary shuk on my plantation
since, and don't intend to until it gets less
expensive. Look upon this as a warnin to
all folks, never to 90 to law about shuks or
any othe" smlll circum>tarces
, 1866-06-01
Sheriffs sale.

COT COUNTY " or : wHLIR wSL1ISilSSIGIN' WSIGN' SIS.
WT HkkEAS AN EXEt UTIUN bus been issued
w out Oi the District Court, First Judicial Dis
trlct, IN favor OF D. S Baker & Co., and against j .
W Mckee, AdniniStratnr Of the estate of Thomas
Cantleil. deceased. Bv virtue Of said execution and
an order of Court. commanding me to sell certain
attached property-TherefUre. / will sell at Pub
lie auction, TO The highest bidder, fr lawful money
Of the United States on the premises. ON SATITR
DAY, June 9Th, a. ID. 1885, the following described
real estate, TO VITA PIECE ,r PARCEL of LAND
situated "hd being in the City of Walla Walla w t.
anu knoWn HS Lot No ., aud 40 feet front of Lot
No; 10; in Block H. in sail city, aud running back
TO MIL Greek, aud fronting 100 feet on Alder street
together with tue aPpurtenances thereunt0 belong.
ing. SkiTEI
Sheriff Of Walla Walla county. W. T.
Wala walla, Nay 18th, 1885 224w
, 1866-06-01

The Salem Gazetfe states that about a
month ago probably in the night a child was
born, III the solitude and darkness of cell
occupied f"r-sone years by deaf, dumb au
Insane femIle pluper, in the Marblehpad
WoTkhouse. In the morning the infant was
found. dead, by the woman who had charge
OF the unfortunate mother. The Superin>
trndent Of the Workhpuse was immrd aely
dismissed by the Board Of overseer4, and has
since been confined inthe Salem Jail
, 1866-06-01
DIVORCE NOTICE.
OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
MAII.A w AII.A-.NN

TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS.
Iii ERESA NJ. BASSETT vs.. CIlAS. II. BASSETT.
IN t.e district Court First Judic'al District.
TO CHARLES II BASSETr Defendant: YUu are
hereby notified that THERESA NJ. BiSSETT plain.
tiff has filed a complaint against you in said Court,
which will come Cn to he heard the first term of
the Court which shall commence more than two
months alter the 9th day of April 1866, and uAleSs
you appear at said term and answer, the same will
be taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer Of saId complaint is the dis
solution of the bonds of matriInony existing between
you and plaintiff, and to give TO plaintiff the care
and guardianshipor Charles Henry Bas-eu, infant
son Of plaintiff aud defendant Complaint filed
March 2gth, 1866. LASATER & LANGFORD,
Ii 2m ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
, 1866-06-01

Coon MAxINs Keep o., your spirit.
hy good thoughts Enj,y the pleasant e,au
pany Of your best friend. hut in all cnjay>
ments be temperate. Learn the art o. be
preferred before all others, of being happy
when alOne-which consists in the encOur,
ag4ment of Gord hopes anl rational pursuits
in leading an industrious life, and in hav>
ing constantly before you some object of at
taimment. In your converse with the world,
be careful for the sake Of peace, to speak i'll
of no one to treat your known enemy with
civility, aud to shut your ears against evil
reports Of all kinds.
, 1866-06-01

this wurd,.is ike cathedral tower, which
begins on the earth, aud, at first, is sur.
rounded by other parts of the structure.
But. at length, ri.ins above the buttres.ed
WI !, the arch, aud parapet, aud pinnacle,
it shonts, slre like. many a foot right into
the air, so high that the huge crIss on its
summit slnwS hike sprrk in the morning
light, an | shines like a STIR in the evening
sky, when the rest nt the pile is enVelOpei
in darkness. SO love, h-rc, is surrounded
by the other grlccs, snl diviies the hnnors
with them, but they 81. base fslt the warp
Of night aud darkness. .-'..i" '' Uill sh.ue lu-
miniuus against the ,ky ui eternity.
, 1866-06-01
LeraI Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNlIEyJ
i States, in aud for, the First Judicial District "
Washington Territory, Walla Walla County, u
To GEORGE II. LANE. s. ". BABCOX and W, "
JuHNSON: You are hereby notified that LEA'
DER HOLMES, United States Attorney, has hlra ;
complaint against you in said Court which will CON-
on to he heard at the first term Of tho Court "n. "s
shall commence mrre than two months after the !I!j
day of Aprit, 1866 and unless you appear al ~
term md answer the same will he taken as conies'eu
and the prayer thereaf granted. The olJeGI ~ ~
prayer of said complaint is TO secure JndgmeJS
against said defendants for the sum of two hundle
and fifty dc liars. the smOunt Of their JOINT ~ -
several bond executed by them on the 10Th ,.. aai
Nay, 1868. and made payable to the United Sa''''
Compaintfled April 18th, 1866.
LhANDER HOLMES,
l9-2m U. s. District Attorney for W.. l.
, 1866-06-01

x BANK NoTE PAYABLE IN HEAvEx.T-
The State Treasurer OF lnliana recently re-
ceired, in package Of money from the Treas
urer OF Ross county, a twenty dollar bill,
signed by the Treasurer Of the United States
nude payable in Heaven, and with the Angel
Gabriels name affixed as cashier The note
was issued by the national bank Of Jefferson
vthe. and is printed from a genuine plate.
The bank, however, refused to redee il, and
suit will be brought by Mr. Morrison for its
Recovery
, 1866-06-01
Lcrnl NOfi1.e

UNITED STATES Cs. GEORGE II. LANE, EFT. AL.
N%tuE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States in and for the First Judicial Di,rict ,f
"nshlngton Territory, WalA Walla County.
To GEORGE II. LANE CHARLES WEBSTER
SOhN TURNER and T. NEWLAN; You ure here.
TDy houhed that LEANDER HOLMES, Uuited States
District Attorney has filed CONF paimt in said Court
WHEN VIII come on to be hearL ut the first term of
lhe Court, Which shall commence more than two
mouths Hiier ths 9Th day of April, 1866, and unless
You appear at said term and answer tie same will
9e taken aS eoniesed and the prayer thereof granted
Inc oest and prayer Of sand complaint il 10 secure
Judgment against said defendants for the sum of
hNe hundred dUlLlrs. the amount Of their Joint and
several I'D, executed by them tie 10Th DAY OF Nav
lebS, and made pay able to tue United States Com.
plaint fled l7th day OF April, 1856.
l92m us. DirtrIct Auoney for " T,
, 1866-06-01
Lc%nI Noticc.

TN THE DIS rRlCT COURT CT THE UNITED
i States, in and for the First Judicial District o.
Washington Territory, walla Walla County. -,.
To MOSES SOLOMON A. MAYER Aud PbIEE
RlGG: You are hereby notified that the Uniisa
States, by LEANDER HOLMES, United Stsd Al
torney. has filed a complaint against you 10 sag
Court. which will cnme on to he heard at the neI'
term of the Court, which shall commepee more na9
two months after the 27th day of April, 1866, ano
unless you appear at said term and answer, the sans
will I've taken confessed, amt the prayer theTe9i
granted The object and prayer Of said complaints
to secure Judgment against said defendants for n'
sum Of FIVE hundred dollars. the amoGnt cf.lhsih
joint and several bond executed by ttrui april Z6ln
1864, aud made payable to the United States. CoH
paiut filed April l7th, 1866.
LEAEDER HOLMES,
l9-2m. U. s. DStriat Attorney for VIZ
, 1866-06-01

DEAR NE, said Mrs. Partington to Ike
the other day, as she was reading the paper,
what an excoriating circumstance, poor,
dear, man! suppose it was wind Oh the stom>
ach did 1t. Dr. Bellows bust" Ike at
once seized the paper, and found the para>
graph, 50 alarmingly headed referred to a
marble bust Of the reverend gentleman on
view at statuary repository.
, 1866-06-01

AHECDOTE. - HE subj ,iucd anecdote,
which We Ii ID floating about among our eX-
changes, reminds Us Of story which, ui
course every one ha> heard, of the krntucN-
la wIJ W., IN .rreI on brlrI Mississippi
steamboat Ly Il gentleman, who, from hts
clerlch appearance had been mistaken Tor
clergyman, but who olicIIted, supposipg it
gIS only Il mock mIrrIlge, got up for the
entertain nemt of the passengers, nor did he
fad out his mistake until some tune after the
lapry couple hu retired To their sunbcrS,
AMI he hIul>c!f had thrown off his coat aud
one boot preparatory to laying away Tor the
night. Benz i mprH mIn with right aud
proper Ideas, he was, OF course, shocked
whcn he crue to learn the facts IN the case,
aud anxinus to repair the mischief he had in-
rceut!, done. he rushed t. heir st4teroon,
an mr ie a vigorous unsIaugh; upon the door,
eicaimiug: "D,n't. dou.t. Far GD,is snkr,
6,0H ant a minister. It's all mistake
pONT! Every body was aroused. state. ro IN
dpor- tlew open the whole length h'pf the cabin
and every one up to know what it was all
about, WIN suddenly. in the midst of the
eXci.cHrut TIE door opened, ani the goo /.
nnInrrd face of the hero thrust out, who.
c'ckin: on eye up AT tn" snppos ID minister
II crmcil mrrncr. sud, T,I city: YDu re
q iccjie t., h,'n. 0H jHyir-a Lc,tle t0D kltr!
, 1866-06-01
DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERnITnRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
Il WALLA wALLA-SS

n TsTlN-sNN.
IN me Distrief Court. First Judicial Disfrie,
To NICHOLAS. V. SNAPPER defendant. v,
are hereh' u"tihed that ALICE SHAFFER has flr,,
a complaint agtirSt y"u ia said Court. whioh will
.o'he on :" he heard al hrst day af the term Of
tuo '''ur. winch shHl' eonmsnee msro than two
'n"nihs amer the Sa'h da, Of Marrh. A. u. 1865.
Ad unless YOU appear at ~aid term aud ans wer the
Se VII he ia-n cnnfes>ed and the prAy or there.
l EInhsei The "iJrct an prayer Of said roiBplsint
- that divorce may he granted to the suid IlCE
SHtFFER from you, and that the custody and guar
dla~hip II the infant chill lren Issue the marriage
ot yanrself aud said complainant, he awarded TO said
complainant Complaint AID March 9lth. 1855.
LASATER & LANGFORD
lSua PlEintih's AttOrnsya.
, 1866-06-01

MILK AAp wATLE p oplr,Says an exchange
who eo"tcnt themselves with simply doing
no harm, at the same time never duin. any
good, are mere negatives. Your man of
force who d'ss not wait for a stone To Get
ont "f his Heaven appointed way, but man,
iu'y rolls 1t over. may uninten,ilnllly hurt
someb'i,s to's in the act; but thousands
who will walk that future path will thank
hin tpr clearing it. The mln who has ma
enemy Is generally a sleek. creeping. cau,i,
orS.whte washed creature w1lkin- The w,rld
with velvet s.re; whn snirks and glid,s his
uaehallengel way to he ob>eu,jty he merits
, 1866-06-01
NOTICE To TAX.PAYERS

VNHE DtLlNQUENT TAX B0UK has been
Il placed in my hands. All persons wishing to
iurther expenses will please call at my Office
u the Court House in the CIy Of Walla walla, W.
T., and pay their taxes. A. SEITEL.
6lif) Sheriff of Walla walla County, W. T.
, 1866-06-01

REvENUE .AiArrrEs The Internal R.v
cnue Assessor for this distr ct is now busy in
huIShrug W the assessment tor 1865 The
re urnS ave being m ID, in acc lance with
The circular i~-uei 10y the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue. calling the attention of
assessors and officers 10 the act recently pass
ed declaring the meaning of certain parts Of
the luteFnnl act. The third section requir
cs all persons in making returns to declare
in such rrrurns whether the rates and amounts
therein contained are stated according To
their value in legal tender currency If the
rates aud amounts are stated in coin money,
the aS,e>sur' receiving the returns must re-
duct them to their equivalent in currency at
the time and place where they are rrcejvp-
Bile. In regard to the matter of United States
licenses. we are informed that such terminate
annually on the l>t of Nav. and therefore
. PARTIES doing business sLould zee that their
licenses are renewed. as by not doing 50 they
are liable tn a fine Of $500, ard two years ini-
prsUnmeut.
, 1866-06-01

A MAE who will maliciously set Ere to a
barn, saId Mr. Snow, land burn up twenty
co"s, ough, to- be kicked To death by jack
ass-aHd dHks 10 sIoi"