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Artificial Water Spout.

The Boston Commercial of May 10Th
has this story: 1--WE understand that
the ship st. Joseph, recently arrived
here from Liverpool, had a narrow es-
cape on the passage. 1t seems, as the
matter is reported to us, that among
the cargo was box marked Sodium, F"
which was placed on deck, with In
structions to the effect that if there was
any trouble with it from getting wet or
otherwise, to throw it overheard. Soon
after getting to sea, the captain took a
dislike TO this box, supposing it might
be something of the nature of lime. and
possibly might set the ship on fire. So
he ordered a couple of old salts to pick
it up carefully, and throw it over the
stern. Instantly on its striking the
water a terrific explosion occurred, and
an immense column of water was
thrown up, filling all hands who wit
messed it with CONSERVATION and amaze
ment Captain Alexander is entitled
TO much praise for acting thus prompt
" with the terrible stuT probably
nitro-glyoerinel for had a stray block
from aloit or heavy sea struck the
box, as it lay on deck, the ship might
never afterwards have been heard
from.
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Prof Blot says to the Bostonians:
Never bring fat to the table; omelets
can be made more haky by being placed
in the oven as soon as DONE make
broth every other day in summer, and
the quicker it cools the longer it will
keep; grease a paper with butter and
place 1t over meat that is being baked
to render pork and veal healthy they
should always be overdone; rich food
is healthy and not stimulating, and
highly seasoned food is unhealthy and
hot food stimulating.
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4 Pastry RAILROAD STORY The
Providence, Or u Journal has the
credit OF originating this neat little
story:
"As the midday Worcester train was
about leaving the depot yesterday, a
man Of the JohnsOnian style of man
ners entered one of the cars and grufi.
" requested that two young ladies &C.
cupyIDg separate seats should sit TO
gether, that he and his friend might en-.
Ioy a tsts-a-t.,r on the other seat But,
said one Of the damsels, blushing, this
seat is engaged. Engaged, is itY "A
young man, said the conscientious
maiden. a young man, ehi Where s
his baggage persisted Ursa Major.
I'm his baggage, Old Hateful, replied
the demure damsel, pursuing her rosy
lips into the prettiest pout Old Hate
ful subsidized the young man came II
and extended an arm prOtectngly, al
most caressingly, around his baggage
and Mr. Conductor Capron started the
train,
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In Dyspepsia,

.. attendant tam Of symptoms, o. Gets moro
.hhJIIsi.N tI.au amcdirinc- There D. NOM
.. .r ..a. who'll, range a Mateug NetIaa that can
.HaHHeut it5r comparison with % M tbs dis
H.|.
GOD account Of this wonderful plant mFy ht
rlT DOB .HnIIih eaiuon Of tie U. 8. bspensstoly'
Hs... I.#T anI l.sS.
E.r-.. Of experiments IN which Dr. Bull has
..n .rv.Irs engaged, hss lUst seen brought lo 9
....--.aI termination, aud he is now euat.ed ia
f.r..t.. .TuHIir "a combination Of tEbkoN vi D
...r approved iuuI"=, the whole preserved IN tl't
.. .u..Iy .Irarucr distilled Bourbon Whisky,
..... len. r..f1,uJ has mo- equal 10 tho world
H.uEIt urnisha volume oi certificates hui ih'
have bong snce learned 60 estimate suci
.... |.. their trI. value. The safest plan ls loI
pr. -
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The following advertisement appears
in the London Musical World: Want
ed, a good coachman, who can drive
well, and is acquainted with horses,
carriages, etc lie must be prompt,
quiet, honest, and with a good charac-
ter lie must read music and sing
veil Tenor preferred If married,
his wife must be a washerwoman. Ap-
DIV 10 the Rev. l. d LOngy, Yorkshire
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A man out West says nc moved so
often during one year that whenever
a covered wagon stopped at the gate
his chickens would fail on their backs
and hold up their feet in order to be
tied and thrown in.
Probably he was the migratory editor
of the Memphis Approximately IRE
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Go 20 Bryant, Strattou & Co.'S Nashville Business
College for thorough education IN Bookkeeping,
Penm8nshIp, Commercial Law, Commercial CaIcII-
lalons, Partnership, Settlements, Sc.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATION s. co.
Ocu3-ly.
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The Original sud Best ia the World The only
true and p-Iisct Hair Dye. Harmless, Rehable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately 3 splsndIf
hEt.E or natural Brown, without lnIuuug the harr
or -slu- Remedies the 90 effects Of bal dyes. Sold
by All lrugSs The genuine Is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Eegeueratiug Extract Of Auledeurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR.
seplJ-ly New York.
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Rev. DR.. S. B. Sykes, Of Aberdeen,
Mississippi, died recently, IN the sixty
NTH year Of his age.
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NIcKscUEG, Miss, Aug. 9, 1853.
Dr. John EW-D5U Sir- am happy 10 state 4,
you tha- have Used your valuable CeUron BIurr4
th great benehttO myself IN general dttlh v ami
prostrstiOn Of my system produced by The un
healthy end mIasmatIc influence OF the n Issss pp
rver around Ncksturg, having been with General
Grants army throughout Its whole southern cam
pNgu- lcOnhdenuy recommend It's Use 90 all Der
sous who are exposed TO unhealthy climates.
h. ". FoGIF,
AGENT U. ). sanitary CnrnulL.....r,
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TINS IS a rare ami moste exquisite Perfume
lar surprising IN its rich and delicious odor
anything that has yet been offered % the
Puohc. IL - rendered by its splendid quail
ties a delightful Extract FOR me HaB5Esr-
chief, aud is confidently recommended "a
being the Nc Pas Ultra Of Fashionable
teriumery. L. L. SITH & Co.,
New York
Ell Cores states-''The best extract ever
made. lmay25-5t
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COLGATE,s HONEY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet sOap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and smOlIsnt in its nature, fragrauuy
scented, AMI extremely beneficial in its sction
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. lfsb8-ly
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On the 10Th Of May, 1866.
The location o. the Springs and the Medicinal
pro pertfcs Of tie waters are a sure guarantee
sgain-t a.l M8lauCu4 or Contagious Dt-eassa.
ymnIb1ses Will ruu from aii day trains on the C.,
O.. and q. X. X. Passengers leaving CIreinusu by
the o'clock III. train vii arrive 1t the -prugs 40
IgO'cl0ck m and hy leaving on the o o'clock 30
tram viii arrive az the Springs 81 40 pm All let
tar-, Iaggag- package, g., belonging b guests,
conveyed ~ and from the springs free Of charge
A fine Couli1u Band NIll b. 10 attendance through
outtha season
The usual trip tickets ~ reduced rates Of lsrs viii
be issued By The various railroads leading from C.n-
l.unatI.
The Office will b under the supervision n NJ or
=. r. FlFlELD, lately Of The Adams EEpres7, aud
lJfmer Of The G., A. ant e. Ions r. q and Of
q. F.TJPPING, lorreflY o. the Gait Hou--, lOus-
vile, AMI lately OF The Burnett House, Cincinnati.
Guests Vaitfug the -prnE- csu have every as=u-
rance that the fare ani accommodations vii b.
sIuzi 4 not sCpen0r, 90 any water ug place 90 the
United state
Fare g Per DAY f0r transient guests, and pro rs'l
rate- for itmlIe-, children, sni -rrF.ut--
mayIG-sm JOHN n. FERRY Prcp'r.
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DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECITIC

NOV that We anticipate CHOLERA 10 our midst
- ltfeaooFes as al b secure. and keep on hand,
some known and eneetual remedy f0r any ernDr.
geucy, ami this we End 30 DR. CAEuN 3 Spec
FIC. which be- prescribed and used with such un-
toun1ed success, (-carceiy ever losing case. }
When this zc0urEe visited Nashville some years
past Dr. CaroW was one Of our mott eminent and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can b. had, thou-and- who have
tested its virtues VIII not fa ~ have % hand. 10
is no Patent Medicine, hat = compound from The
Prescription 81 tins Distinguished Practitioner.
There can likewise ~ no better remedy for Cho.e-
ri-morbus, LIsTrhosa and Dy-eBlary.
For -dle Cuy By
r. T.. JENKINS co, Druggists,
msy5-u - Market street. opp. Union.
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HESUY A. THURsT0S,
surgeon and Medical Director, ID. o.

HEpQUAETEBs pEpAEr OF THE CUNHEHLtNB,l
NASHVILLE, 1ENs., July -. ISbs. !
DIR. John Bulls RC mt, Mr. - has permission
10 ship % Nashville Tenn, 20 gross or $40 dozen ut
Bulls CejrOn BltJers Tor sale % suffers Ia the army
only.
Ihe regulations OF the Treasury Department are
90 be compiled with 80 Ictly.
By cOumt.d OF Nal Gen. ROzocrsus.
VIZ. M. WINS
Mayor and Provost Marshal General.
For sale Whu.eatle stud retail by BERRY, DE-
MONli4l4E Is CO, Nashville, Tenn.
fr NJ tI.U
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Agent U. S. SANITARY CommI.si5u.


On the sd Of JEly last, / submitted through an
agent of mime, 10 thr Medical Director OF tho De
pBrtmeut OF the Army OF the Cumberland "A sam
pie OF my Ceuruu bttteIsr for inspection, and re-
quested d. after analysis he found e mentorious 90
sanction and approve ITS u-s among our soldiers
The following Is the Medical Irect0r's reply and
al-o Gen KcSerrSns' PERMISSION % snip so dozen
gt once, 90 lave Il sold 90 soldiers.
JOINS Bun
81 SIN satisfied that CedrOn Filter. Will do no
harm 10 any one % taken properly aud In modera-
ton. res no objection % Dr. Bulls being permit
ted 10 dispose OF q 10 suffers
iIFSUY A. TFTUR1r1g
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR TIE
MAkRlED-sent free IN sealed envelope. Address
E FOote, NJ ID, Il3O broadway, New York
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR THB RUPTURFD.
Sent free. Address, E B FOOte, N D, llSO Broad
way, New York.
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Sweet OpOpOna1i Sweet Opoponar :

E. 7. Smith d Co.'S Ncl5 Perfume from
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Or. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville, kentucky.
rmfsffa preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
Stood at 90, ho,d Of the various com
.-.. u.si valuable drug
Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become % household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozonges,
than a year after their introduction
-af reuatl ION o. lr spread ne the cont
h.tu Am'uUa bui the GROWING Eioiy o.
remains lo he attained DID, hi7 d. coNery, OF
....n.Hratrou. for ue does not calu io have
.....ruy,rrr fCEpEDN. which is the basis
....r. now offered Co the public. That non
rrs io the native inhabitants o. Central
.. d. whom Ii- virtues have been known l'T
a. r.an faa hundred years AIMED with u me
n4f.I. defiance Go the most deadly mRafl'"
ruII.a. without fear, the most vcuomOus SCI
TiIs 90 IsIef with them, that whlle lheie r
H..rn Iur body, lHe Ccdr'n ~ petth' 20 '"''' ~
.rH.HH. f.r dIaaRsc may 10 . 49,. g.s,
GOD. la. I.UU BIS not prgpar' Il W euuol7F .'i''
.....,,. ..,.fspsisn, he ia nevertheless sallshet
.I....,.,I.t examination Of the evidence rtla
~. r.. ..4tlfss. that ua 81 remedy and prek'nt'
... .f ,U-...s ar-rg from exposure, either Y
.e.a.N her ur climate, or 90 mlAsmaic Influences
.#uH-
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MEDICAL COMMON sENgE-4O0 pagss-lO0
illustrations, 81 50. sent by mail eYerywl ere post.
paid Conta---- ias'-s sent free Address the Au-
aprlO-3zii eodN
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No. 40.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYES MADE NEW, without spsc,acles
I 5ocloI or Medicine Pamphlet mailed free adj
dress ( b F0Ots, NJ n, 1870 Broadway, New York
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..r.rs is more intimately connected
=. ...-. OF MATERlA MEblCA OF the
W.. more fSyorshy known ~ pio-
r.. Fl. Discovery, than that OF
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aprI5 3n
Ohio White Sulphur Springs,
ON the goth of May, 1866.

TVHls well known and popular resort having been
Il lately purchased ana thoroughly rehtted and
refurnIshsd m TIE best style by tho undersigned,
WlI BE- open for TIE reception Of visitors
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amfsHe preparation Of SAliSAPAklLlaA
- r..I at Do. head Of the various com
.-.| f.st valuable drug.
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ALSO

ii, Sd, CT ColoreJ and White Canton Mat
ting, Of The very best makes.
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| GEORGE BUCHANAN,
! GEORGE MCLANE,
| ALEN. HOGAN.
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THE NEWS.

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1866.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-18
Capitalization.

The New York Commercial AdperG-
seT--moderately Republican, and always
dignifed and judicious-has the follow
ing among other sensible comments on
the " Civil Rights bill :"
Whatever construction may be placed
upon the sections Of the bill which bear
upon the functions of the States, it is
evident that the measure itself is stride
toward Capitalization, and is therefore
hostile to the spirit and plan of our Gov
eminent Against this manifest tenden-
cy Of a majority of Congress, both will
ful and ignorant, the President sets him
self like a rock His sturdy opposition
must make itself felt in the end, and he
will succeed in Undertaking the peo-
pie with ideas by no means unfamiliar
to them, but which have been covered up
and partially obliterated by the hurri-
cane of war
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-18

17S0 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
IOC were distributed among the patrons
of Parkinson q Co. during the month Of Jan
uary, 1866 Read the comments by the press,
manner 80 most industrious and prosperous
house. -Shippensburgh. Pa. Sentinel. Give
all who deal with them perfect satisfaction. -
Dunkirk, N. Y, Journal . Enjoy high rep
of their goods New Paltz, N. Y. Times
" Perfectly reliable and will do all they srom-
Use. "-Nyack. N. Y, Gtyand County. Stand
high for honesty and fair dealing. "-Fishkill, N.
men, '-Staplet N. Y, Journal. zone Of
the oldest and most reliable firms in business. -
Canal oharie, N: Y, Radi. Keep their word
and act honorably by their patrons. Lyons,
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An American Fast Woman In Paris.

A New York correspondent OF the
Rochester Union says
A curious finale to the career of very
fast and not very prudent fine. lady In
Paris. was mentioned the other day by a
lady recently from that metropolis OF
worldly enjoyment Mrs. M had
run through "all that was gay and new
in New York, and in Paris had given our
late Minister, Mr. Dayton, not little
trouble by frequent applications for
pecuniary aid. Changing her lodgings,
she found in bureau drawer of her res
idence some shares in stock high in
value. She probably knew of the exist
ence of a law in Paris making it penal
offense, punishable with imprisonment or
the galleys, to use anything found, not
having delivered it to the police that the
owner might he discovered. Mrs. M
unscrupulously negotiated the shares,
realizing 10000 francs. This sum sup
piled her extravagant wants for four
months, and was spent in dinners, drives
and gaiety generally. The beautiful
queen of pleasure procured also many
new dresses and some jewelry.
The money was exhausted, when the
loser of the stock by accident discovered
who had negotiated the shares. he de-
manded reimbursement; the lady deny
ing all knowledge of the transaction.
But the fraud was proved; she was tried
and sentenced to ST. Lazare for six
months. Her beautiful hair was shaver,
and she was put to hard work, her deli
cate hands having never before conde-
scended to do more than hirt fan.
Even in the coarse convicts dress and
cap her beauty was undeniable, and, set
of by native eoquetry had its wonted
magical influence on the officials, from
whom she won many indulgenees denied
to other prisoners Many Americans in
Paris visited her from curiosity while in
'durance vile" She served her time
out, and is now perhaps again enslaying
hearts by the power of her nnriyaled
charms She was quite celebrated some
years since in Philadelphia, where she
resided most Of her married life after
ward she lived in New York, outdoing
even the fastest danes, and dazzling
many admirers.
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POETRY.

1.-THE following stanzas, written for the
LEDGER by our gifted contributor, Ada
Somerville, have been set to music by
the talented composer, Herbert Mortl'
mer, Esq, and copyright secured on the
same 1t is to be published by Henry
Bernard, of our city
For the Public Ledser.l
TO A F0RGET.ME-EoT.
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NY ADA soxERyrLLR,

by ADA SoAEENfLLf,
Friend, amid my dark brown hair
Blue forget me-no I'll wear,
Tinted like the heaven above.
Emblematic Of true love;
Favorite flower Of the one
/ have made my earthly sun,
He shall see he's not forgot
Sweet biue.eyed forget
Stolen tints of azure skies,
Just the color Of his eyes.
Dearest eyes on earth to me.
For their sake will wear thee;
Thou alone shalt deck my head
When I'm to the altar led,
Should that ever be my lot.
Sweet blue-eyed forget-ms-not
Was il so gay eTst while,
Wreathing my lips in q sniief
Yes, but now that smile has fed,
Bitter. bitter tears / shed;
He claims another for his own
I'm forsaken, I'm alone;
Pity me whom he's forgot,
swee: blue-eyed forget-me-not.
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Until you know what you are to receive | !
, 1866-05-11
But we believe we

can blot them out again. But we believe we
m4y safely assume that the people of the
United States have common sense and de-
cent regard to their own interests, as well as
to what is just and right; and that it is nei-
ther necessary nor quite respectful to pOsterr
ity to erect constitutional barriers against all
conceivable crimes and follies. Speeches,
and even resolutions and laws, for buncombe
may be tolerated to certain extent, but
tinkering the constitution not. 1t degrades
tie venerable instrument. We have, &C,
cording to the light before US, reviewed the
whole series of amendments proposed by the
Committee, ana looking at the result, we are
reminded of the fable of the mountain in
labor-the finale cf which was the bringing
forth mouse. The Committee has labored for
s.v,rh months, keeping the country during
the whole time in cons ant fever of excite
ment, and the result is an abortion that
cannot too soon be buried out ofsght'
, 1866-05-11

2ITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
/ WALIA WALLA-SN.
IL The district C,art ot tic First .TUdcidl District
To LANES GALBRErH-You are hereby notified
that Cuiharine Galhreih has flied complaint against
at The first term Of the Conrt which shall commence
more than two months after tire llth day of May A
swer, the same will he taken II confessed and the
PRAYER thereof granted bv the Court The object and
PRAYER Of said complaint is 10 dissolve tie honds of
matrim ony b,tween said parties and for alimnny to
the plaintiff and the custody and gzardiaushl of the
children, issue Of said marriage.
LASA1ER 6c LANGFORD
May 10 iScC T2I 2mi piaittiff-s Attornpvs
, 1866-05-11
mir ~ wI1I1 e BLUFFS.

MAbLULA, May Othj 1900. p
ED. SrArEsMAx:-lve seen the EIephant-but
it was a very diminutive animal, can assure
you. "Dd you ever send your wife to San
JOSEF used to be quite y-wOrd in California
but here in Washington Territory the "Goke' IS
changed; it is "Have you been to White Bluffs?
That's the question: Well, yes; I've been to
White Bluffs. BY the way, ] begin to under
stand the movement of the =. S. N. Coz that Is,
| think begin to "see the point From Ap-
pearances, it seems the o. 5. n. Co. send a
steamer every Sunday from Wallula to White
Bluffs. as a pleasure boat for the acccmmoda-
ton of the citizens of Wallua. Availing our
selves of their splendid accommodations, and
kind hospitalIties, we donned our best "bih and
tucker and visited the Company pet town
site.
.The distance above Walula to the Bluffs, is
about 6j miles, and after you get safely over
"Homle Rapids" about-3 miles above Wullula,
YOU have IL beautiful River to the Bluffs Ten
miles above Wallula you pass the moutf of the
tJrtuous Suake, which looks anything but nvi-
ting Twelve aud a-half miles more brings you
to the mouth of the "Yakama," presenting
broad level fiat of natural meadow land for
miles. The next fifteen miles brings you to the
celebrated mines known as ''Riugold Bar" but
as its present occupants (Chiuamen) call it.
"Ringum Bar" About Is or % miles more
brings you to the city OF world wide fame, known
dorr nm mo nav, of ,b,. yy6rIJ ~ '''''
va I'D av,poIyar, ina ir;. .ro., 90
o-,d ,,,,.I,,r ,.L.ueI Ii"e I''"'9 "
l,f fro.l ~, t'o,rI ,to ,..I';I
~ - 60 y" 80 ''e P''u''P'' P''' VI ""i'"
MOS nf bacom , sir ~,
chnsej anJ shinn1i Cra,, W.Ir'i "
A. Tho ,,aiat niE,ro ,,,i ,,n.,, I,,t.,,o,,,l
there is Il fiat about 300 yards wide from the
Rver'to the Bluffs. Here the BluT5 are not 30
,I.r.r5. IL. @
,n,a, ,I,,I ,., '''' S'is ~ u . ''"'''1
I'll ,"'
s,arrI.J ,nn L,',,,i,'! a. '"'"el
oC ,ra ,,.,, ~ ,J, 80 'I'' II o"
,'' 80. w. ., ~ u'os.
,,,,I ,t,,,e t' ., - ~ "o' =" " ''T W,
, 1866-05-11
Shcriff,s SnIC-
TERRI TORY OF WASHING rON.I c.
COUNTY OF WALhA WALLA. -.

TEET! cofyPY IPYT OF PE wMIi WASiiITG[IX MGfIN IS
IITHEREAS, An Execution has issuel out of tho
w District Co; 1T of the First judicial District to
me directed. in favor of Brown Bros & Co.. and
against o. Buihol BY viItue of said Execution and
an order Of Court. directing to sell certain prl-
perty NOR ,ged to said Brown Bros. e. Co. Therefore
will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for lawful money Of the United States the following
described Real Estate. to VITA PIECEor PARi'FT
OF LAND. situate, lying and heing in the CITY of
Walla !, ala, W. T., ami described as Lot No. g. in
Block ". 4. according to the Plat of Walla WALL
City VII all and singrhr the appurtenanccs ~tAale
unto belonging. Sale tu take place on SATURDAYS
the I'd day ofIune, 1856. between the hours of line
o'clock, AN, and fur o'clock, Pm on tie premises
A. SEITEL
Sheriff Of waIla waIla county. W. T
Walll Walla, May 9Th lSR6 0IAw
, 1866-05-11

PotiTIcIL. - The democratic voters Of
WalIa Walla county meet in their respective
Precincts, On to morrow, Saturday for the
purpose of electing delegates to the County
Convention, which meets at Walla Walla, on
Wednesday, the rGyh inst. 1t will be seen
from the call, that the democracy of thi.
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