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, 1866-09-04

INCORPORATION NOTICE.
~ oEE1cx OF TnE BoARp or PUBLIC MoEKs,2
CHICAGO, September lSt. 1Sa6-
Whercak the Common Council Of the City Of Chicago
has ordered that the eighteen {5l foot aey running
70 Chicago Be extended ofthe in aarratKht
line east 70 Annetseet through Lot nvc Gl, BocS
CAfrenter's Addition to Chicago.
Nos, thsse1ose 2ob!l: notlec is hereby Eyen e ~
of Public Worm Will meet Room No. i, IN the Court
Aonss ~ ssia city, On the 1lth DAY Of Septen1beE
damages that will be sustained. OF the benefits con-
feEre together With the costa Of the proceedings br
reason Of the doing Of such work AMI the making Of
said contemplated Improvement
The general description Of the land to be condemned
Is stfp Of land eighteen s feet wtc lying Id tho
line Of the alley IN plock Masie Highs AaiItioa,
as extended through Lot Block - Carpenters AId
don 10 Chicago.
]. G. GTSDELE,
FRED. LETT
o.. j. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Work..
~ ~
, 1866-09-04

Ufs boTT0uEhN.
173 WeI1=4E, corner ct Moutoe Chieaxp H. dcvoscs
hs attention 70 d ot secret dts
9ltct Structure, Seminal WcaEnexs Fins IN Julntx
Affections Of s3c Hidncyt Dsease Of he Head, 1hrox
sa&h!t Of youth which produce constitutional debility,
Impossible md N tbs end edtroJ both
5orsa EH, TANPAE1EC1 NoTmK.-A cure for
shose Who have lG1cd themaelvet et by eecrct EAblu.
"A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument Tor the Of Genital Debility or Noe
fgsnaa kmtssions. rore properly Known 81 Seminal
weakness. &C. Can no ptEmantnty cured In from H.
teen days to TWO months bJ the usc Of this Instrument
when used contoIntiy With edieine4. Dr. BOROUGH
tnpEder to s4ty the most akcptcal as % tho mefiH
Of his instrument pledges hlsef INST IN any instance
where It may p7pyt after Dir tr1al the
good oEdeE. PTtee, 4l4 By natl Or d1pEn9s.
iAr1ETAxT TO LApHss-Fe1a1o complaint treatea
g ne courses = cs5es Of ohstcttops from M
173 Wells st, corner Monroe, Chicago, n. -
, 1866-09-04
Immense Trade from Minnesota and tho
Northwest.

Minnesota win produce this year. It Il estimated.
1egoG1 bushes o Ehe&s I'D thas = 1s sae prsdee.
ieyed ID Nnnesoa lhAt Il the railroad 70 Lafn Rnpe-
loz Asd he running e :. 70 E,se r. p,tee Sf wes4,
rear would hare been ye9y much !nezcsseq+ II nj
, 1866-09-04
New York Stock t2nrkct.
osing prices for cash. Sept. ), 1865, rt%cived
Int I'd
nd. E'd.


MONDAY EvExMo, September ,.
The following table show 'he receipts and ship
ments Of produce during the past torty-cisht
honrs:
, 1866-09-04

All S1ft1 Qf Grain reported In eAts Eurktf report
are Sadde on basis Of &C Storage Hnless oshesfisk
expressed.
AoxnIT EsEsIS0. September 3, 1860.
fREIENTS.RAlLnoAp FEE1olIs-The ol1ow.
Ing Is the tolnt tariff Of the Easttrn roads.
, 1866-09-04

Or incontiucace Of n1!1c irritation. Inflammation or
prostate glands stono Ii The badet calculus gravel
Or brick dust deposit and ali diseases Of the bladder
kidneys, and drops!ca eWellinga, R.e Hem6olda Ex.
tract BHshp, jy1Qn9n-5ftT 81
, 1866-09-04

BUNT1Ea OF ALL SUES.
sik et all sszeA and qualities; Muslin 1naa e seasa
sYH3p 40 G1Skst.s up ssa1Ets !,
, 1866-09-04

Pltssburah I'll Observation-Disclosures 1.
Not much Inquiry. the only sales tllAt under
Notlrc were: 80 barrels bonded Philadelphia de-
~ Septemlet, sellers option, sc.
, 1866-09-04
CHICAGO LUMBER. n1ARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, september 8.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber during the past
, 1866-09-04

Take No mo1e Unpleasant
And unxato remedies for unptea4snt and dangerous
diseases. Use Helnbods Extract Buchu and Improved
Rnae WAsh. jy1Qn22l44t-T Eat
, 1866-09-04

REcoyER1sa.-0filcerJ ]. v. Crancy, nf the First
Police Precinct, who wae seriously injured about
seven weeks ago in an encounter with ono Tom
uAnlon, being bitten and beaten 20 severely that
he Was for a long time confined to his bed, Is 81,
Tar recovered a. TO be able to walk out, and ex-
poets tn resume his duty shortly. Craney is one
or the Oldest aud most valuable officers On thu
force.
, 1866-09-04

tho north line OF
Let. the dividing
between Blocks
| to Chicago TO
! or opened.
he B0aru Of Pub
Of the buildings
condemned, t11Hd
ed, IS fpflowN:
resent Value to
AI4e. remove.
Oh, cts. UIs. cta.
~,-
~ q 6lS s
3 % So
So % Is q
go % 20 O
uN m 1hy a
q an M 1n d
lSxt 90 80 .
l,TQ % 80 Q
: Co., 81 5
...
, 1866-09-04

A SSESS1IENT NOTICE.
o1r11 or TIE BoAnD Or Pra1Ic M9us,(
Cuic4Gp, august q. 1855 E,
Pnbuc notice Il hereby gFc all parties fateETekeo
th.t the Commissioner ot tho Board e fae!c VOLT
RoI for Cling grading and planning the alley running
925sh sd soS,5 tnIoaga block q Rass astasr 2
R9! has becu nled In tho uhtee OF the CITY Clerk:
@ viii apply 70 thc Con1seo SeHnc 1 q,
tnc tenh day e September, 186S 1t the hour o. 14
oS!oSA u M tof nation Of such asseSsment AZ
Ehtch tme q! parties Interested will hare the right to
b heas Az psEsous Wishing 70 object to said
ment mnst ~ theT TO the ssue in writing
such meeting OF the Common Council.
J.. q. G4SDKLE,
FRED LETT,
+ o. J. FsCSE
&e1y43Er
, 1866-09-04

BAGGlECs-1hu1n 1naIkrt wxs only moderately -
dve rndpted stocS1 prizes ve1e nrU As PIT
Ylops1y reported. ne rrpeat cur list;
, 1866-09-04

Butter In y rmont.
Tie EalcH OF butter ut St. Alb8ha, on Tuesday.
amounted to 81 co., at aaont s9c pcF puEna.
, 1866-09-04

Eh0ite Dtffy.
Good Tub
Common .-1s82e
Pfino
, 1866-09-04

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ oFF1cT 9[ IHK BoAEpoH PEBLzo Woxxs :
CulEl1Q. September Lat lSd
Whcrea1 tho Common Council q the civ nf f,bIcSeo
has ordered ttat North atoryan street be e1t-uIsf
6} ess aud On Inns with that part Of said North Nos
gan stEe9t arratT opened south of the proposed e1en.
Stun4 =. =
Now. therelose Pnh1ic nosee y hereby given to at
Eoasd Of Public Works viii mat q Room Mo- IS Ia
The Corrt HgHst y sata City on ths sh day Of Sep
assess the atgts that viii bo sustaned o. The beoe
hts conferred t0ether With the coats Of the proceed
iuS OF said contemplated In mpFovencut.. -
Tho general description ct the land 70 be condemned
The east and lines Of North Morgan s:tct pro
dneed to A4wauSee avenue. In Btoek twelve lsl,
>@'~e~1S J.G.. .GISDELE,
FRED: LETT,
o. J. E0SE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Wo.5.
, 1866-09-04

New York State Elskins. fresh b......-...<z ax1
NV YORK State-hrklns yellow r n..........R 3t.H
New York Static -nskina, second quality, n-s3 GiQ
Ntw York Stale -halEurltn tubs, 1tst quality,
NcT York ssa,rhalthrkln tube, second qnal.
New fosk Slatc-Wclsh tnbs, prime, p n....i0 Oh
New York state-Xelsh tubs. second quality.
at9
North observation-disclosures, light colorcd. e.
Orange nnd Sussex Counfy-tFcsh palIR = r..so ca
Pennsylvania and Rycr-ftes pals, p D-....T3 @s0
Western tsceeEre-itskins, yellow. + m...:..:.1 91
Western 1tescrve-1skins, second Qualty.b R.15 [s&3
Western statcs-ark1ns, yellow, n....::....s! 9=a
Western EtAteE-1sKns, second quality, r h.+26 CT
Western StAttA-nrktpA. BtOtc racket, M....2 G23
Western States-nsktnB, common, T n........20 az
, 1866-09-04

G!yes health and vtSpr to tho ftame and bloos the
polld cheek. Debility is accompanied by many alarm
Ing eymptcns, and II no treatment Ia submitted 70,
eonsunpnca. insanity or epiiepnc nts cnsue.
ty1Gu3U3lFT "a
, 1866-09-04

ctrr M1ss1oS.-Thr Board OF Managers Of the
Ladies City Mission will hold their rtgular meet
Ing this afternoon At three o'clock, In room II
Methodist Block:
, 1866-09-04

Shattered Constitutions
Restored bT THelmbold's Extract Buchu.
iYllns21-At "a
, 1866-09-04

l4EStel.
HUP:%-EothinE doing. Market nominal 1T 1096oc,
a. 10 quality and condition.
HA4-The demand T. moderate both on shipping and
1otal account. lTIcts however, remain trm at cur
QGotztIona whioh are Is tollows:
, 1866-01-05


tIEST-CLASS HOrEL.-It is a common re-
~, '1 'un' one OF the most pressing wants of
wal" Is hrst-class hotel, centrally To-
-. -, "u1 suneIently spacious for the accom-
'-Ou'''0n not only for our own citizens but the
s'sa' FuSa of travel that must pass this way.
',u d building would retain at WalIa Walla
vi! many persons who now seek at Portland
.uu elsewhere the accommodatiors which ve
= 'u'nlSh. Again, increased accommoda-
,r..,, 'u'u invite persons, of elegant leisure to
rsIU r. ulyS' weeks and months with us, who now
-. Vu' lack of hotel accommodations give
pace wide berth. A hotel of large size,
=. t-,Ous rooms arranged for the accommodation
~, D''les and single persons, having all the
~, t''n Improvements, elegantly furnished, and
-''sl on the liberal scale of the best San
,.. -1''s'O hotels, would not only pay from its
,,... ~ out 1t would increase the value of real
f,.'. u0Fe than the first cost of the hotel nd
'"u'e' An enterprise ofthis descriptiop NAV
., afse for one to undertake, but not for the
a.. '"' 10 take hold of generally A joint stock
II. -'P''y might be organized by our citizens, and
n. pushed forward to an early completion.
u. could be no Improvement that would give
The "u no' soch start, and no Improvement that
nand. 'Ne NneS more earnestly de-
, 1866-01-05
n YINCENT,s AcADEMY.

En1roR STATESMAN l attended an exN
.,in,,ion of the pupils of St. Vincents
academy and take pleasure 10 informing the
nubIic through yout columns, what the Sis
..,. Of Charity, under whose control the in>
.;,,,;oo is conducted, are doing for the
,,r.e of education in our midst.
Eb, pupils were examined in reading,
.i,bmetie, grammar, political and physical
u.orraphy, geology, astronomy, rhetoric,
2 P.aDeS and music, in all of which branches
tbs pupils acquitted themselves very cred'
;,,bIv to themselves as well as their teachers
was much pleased as well as surprised
=, ,bo manner in which reading classes ac-
,;,,od themselves nor do think | am be-
.toVing too much praise in saying that the
,,,liDr of some of the little girls not over
an years of age, would do credit to those
vbo occupy the desk or the pulpit The
classes in political geography appeared to be
,,.U acquainted with the subject; and the
classes in iu physical geography, geology
and astronomy acquitted themselves in a
very credtabe manner. The junior gram
mar class appeared to better advantage than
tbe senior. although both classes were well
,couanted with the subject. The French
class appeared to have made considerable
progress, but being unacquainted with the
language am unable to judge Of the pro
fciency the pupils may have acquired. Tho
mpsical exercises were all that could be ex-
Dsced, considering the time the pupils have
been studying. The progress made b5 some
i, really surprising. Some of the elder
Young ladies played and sang with a great
deal Of beauty, taste and briliancy.
In conclusion, would say that the Sisters
Of Charity deserve every encouragement in
their undertaking in the cause of education.
Their system appears more for usefulness
than show. They evidently lay the founda-
ton for sound education by first teaching
in a thorough manner the rudiments of every
branch before proceeding farther
With many apologies for the length of this
communication, remain yours,
SPECTATOR.
, 1866-01-05

MINERS and others sojourning here and
intending to go to the Blackfoot country in
the Spring, will do we'll to peruse little
work called "Miners' and Travellers Guide" +"
prepared with special reference to that local
ity by Captain Mullan, formerly of the army.
There are a number of copies of the work
for sale at the post Office book store We
learn that upwards of twenty thousand
copies of the book have been sold in New
YoIk and st. LOUIS,
, 1866-01-05

FIRE.-About four o'clock, yesterday af-
ternoon, a FIRE broke out from the roof of
the building owned and occupied by j. Ro-
scnthal as jewelers. shop, but was fOrtu>
nately exunguished with slight damage to
the roof Various reasons are assigned as
to its origin.
, 1866-01-05
MARRIED.

In this city, on the 26th OF December 1865,
Mr.. JoHy B. MONTAGUE to Miss SUSAN STEPHEN
son, all Of this county.
Cake and wine received and discussed, with
our best wishes for the happiness of the bride
and groom.
IU this city, Dec. Goth, 1865, W. J. LINDSAY to
Miss MELISSA MCGREw.
, 1866-01-05

Elk. = An elk, weighing about 225
pounds, was lately killed on Thomas road,
and brought into town by some huuters. 1t
i reported that there are great many in
that locality, being driven from the noun
tains by the snow
, 1866-01-05

to ~ hPiScoPALTANs.-We are requested
A. ''a'e that there will be lay-reading Of
~ service of the Protestant Episcopal
II. tG5ru'ch, on Sunday, Jan. I, at . p. NJ, at
cas. residence Of DR.. Gibson. Communi>
SauSs auS and all other friends of the eharch are
'Ofd'ally invited to be present
, 1866-01-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

r ETTERS of administration having been issued
to the undersigned BY the Probate Court Of
Wsia Walla County, W. T., upon the estate Of
Charles Box, deceased notice ilhereey given to all
persons indebted to said estate oca and settle the
and III rersons having Claims against the es
tate will present them, properly verified, within
one year from this date or be forever barred.
Al. MINER, admir-!
Nov An 1e65 5OW4#
, 1866-01-05
NOTICE.,

TENHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS leave to inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that in
quence Of his inability to dispose of sufficient num-
Der Of Tickets to warrant him in proceeding with his
Gift Enterprise,
he il compelled to WITHDRAW the same, and will
REDEEM THE TICKETS SOLD. on present alton at
hi, Syure in WalIA Wala
All persons who have purchased their Tickets at a
distance, informed that the money will be return-
ed to them at the places where they purchased their
Tickets.
The subscriber being determined to close out his
.Jewelry Business,
will dispose OF his va auabe stock Of Jewery, at
SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES!
The stock consists of large and varied assortment
Of beautiful English, French and California made
JEWELkY, American, English and Swiss
GOLD AND SLL YER WATCHES!
Valuable Diamond Pins, Ear and Finger Rings,
Solid Gold and Silver Rings in great variety; Solid
silver and Plated Ware, and Cutlery, aud other ar-
tic!cs to- numerous to mention. which will be dis
posed Of during the Holidays at prices to suit the
Jimas. The public are invited to call and examine
the stock before pureh asing elsewhere. =
j. ROSENTHAL.
Walla Waa Dec, Is, 1865. 52-lm
, 1866-01-05
Wen worth the Reading:

Housekeepers, fyou wish to get Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths. Mattinn, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings- Table Covers, and all articles in the Carpet
line at Erstera Prices, call where you can ind the
largest and best stock in the and
Retail. mAhlbh DhU .,
Oct. 81, 1864. 45tD Portland Oregon|
, 1866-01-05
SPECTATOR.

FaoI THE CoEUH D D'ALESE AND Pes D'OREILLE
RrrEs.-We obtain the following tens in re-
csr! to the condition of the CGur u q lene and
Pen iOreIl!e routes from 4 party of gentlemen,
who arrived here from the Black'y1. mines on
Monday st.
Charley IIlrrer's pnck-train, loaded 'or the
@,ac,, and going by the way of the Pen Jreile
Lake was compelled to store the goods At the
IAcaa. rrtura to WaI.a WaIla on ayaount Of
the saoT and scarcity of feed for thr animals
Tile depth OF the snow between the Lake and this
place averages from five inches to one foot, and
further on it is from one aud a-half to two feet
aisprh. There is one stretch on the road of
about Que hundred miles, where not a mJuthful
d.rcl can be obtained ior animals 4 party of
some nre or SIX persons started from Helena to
come to WtlIa Waua by way Of the Occur d.
Meme road, but were compelled to turn back
'ndtome by way of the Lake, there being so
macS snow on the summit of the mountains on
The other side Of the Copur dAlene Valley as to
7endertke road impassabla The snow on the
mountains is from six to seven feet deep, and
was sui. t2liRg when the parties left there
Qnl'e nsnher Of persons in making the trip
down to Ills place had their feet frozen The
'"mor Is no" cerrent that two or three persons
Who started from Helena some three or four
"eeA3 age, for Waia Walla, have perished in
Tue saow. This aews, However, lacks conGrma-
I'oa. Hom0er OF trains of pack animals had
0een caught in the mountains by heavy snow
storms and the animals had died from starva-
ton.
Ia addition to the above, we have been fur
-,'ue1 quite alengthy account, by other parties,
"'p recently made from Helena to this
t'''e' II Is uuaro idably crowded out Of this
'e' Out VIII appear in our next From the
~.''aHt we Judge that travelling to and from the
p''Nioot mines just at this season, is an ex-
"'neIy periIOus undertaking.
, 1866-01-05
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

HEHE DELINQUENT TAX BOOK has been
nIooed in NV hands. All persons wishing 70
save further expenses will please call at my offse
at the Court House in the City Of Wella MSIls, W.
T. and pay their taxes. A. SEtIE1 ~
5lif) Sheriff of Walla Walla county, W. l.
, 1866-01-05

THANKS to our considerate friends of the
Bank Exchange for that capacious bowl of
e e nog, which added so much to our happi-
ness on New Years Day.
, 1866-01-05

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

HNHE CO-PARTNERS P heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the Blacksnithing
BUSINESS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The books of the late firm have been left at the store
of c. Jacobs & Co. Parties indebted are requested
to call and make settlement within the ext 10 Gays,
or Otherwise their accounts will be placed in the
: t'ff F DAVID WESTON,
A. B. STR0UP.
WalIa WalIa Dec. II, 1865. 52-4t
, 1866-01-05

FOUND on Main. Street. in this city,, small
Memorandum Book, containing Demitt for John U
Terrill which the owner have BY calling a. the
law ofice Of Mif 4 Fargo and paying for this adHs-
semeHt. I5Otf
, 1866-01-05

PUBLIC INSTALLATION = A public in
stallation of the officers elect of Jefferson
Lodge, No 2, l. o. o. F., was held at their
Hall, on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 4th. The
newly installed officers are as follows: CAL
Wineset, N G.; J. B. Blanpied, V. G.I H.
Wolfstein, Rec Secretary; ]. F. Abbott,
Treasurer. The installation by Grand Mas
ter Ellsworth, of Eugene City. The cere-
monies were concluded in the evening by
grand ball, which was one of the most
pleasant affairs of the kind it has ever been
our good fortune to attend.
, 1866-01-05
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Q TRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on Dry
= Creek, nine head of last SPRING CALVES
mark. crop Of the left under-bt of the right.
Any one returning said Calves, giving information
Of their whereabouts, will be suitably rewarded.
de29-lm+ #. p. DENNEY.
, 1866-01-05
A. S. HALLIDIE & CO..
w I R Il R O II IA
MANUFACTURERS,
No AI0 Clay Strnnt Son Ernncisnn Cal

MNING COMPANIES and others usiug rope
IXl are informed that wire rope is Stronger, More
Durable and Pers Much Cheaper than any other kind
We manufacture Of every length aud size, Round
Wire Rope, of iron and steel, for hosting purpo
ses, Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys. Steel Wire
Rope for small gear and for Derrick Fall Ropes
very durable and light with suitable blocks, Flat
Wire Rope, for hosting from mines. Small sizes
for pump BELTS Galvanized Iron Wire Rope for
Stays and Guys. Iron and Copper Wine Cord,
for hanging Window Snshes, Signal Cords, etc.
- Ano wo1.u 1 teier 10 the many companies VINO
adjoining States.
List of prices with strengths. etc., forwarded on
application TO the manufacturers, or to
f. J. NORTHRUP & CO., Agents.
Oct. Is, 'Gj. 44m2l for Portland, 0rtgon
, 1866-01-05
Special Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That have sold
IN my MILL, and will therefore request persons
indebted to me to settle their accounts, by cash or
note.
would also notify persons who are owing me
Hauling, to perform the same or settle their ac-
counts by cash note. S. LINKTON
Walla Waa, Dec. II, 1855. 52.lm
, 1866-01-05
BAN At Ricker,s PIonssr H6n.e.


( Mr.. EDiroR: As ball items are all the
go, allow me to give my experience. had
the pleasure OF attending ball at the above
named place, on the night of the LIST, and
am happy to report that it was a very pleas
ant affair. Considering the locality, it was
well attended. Quite a number Of ladies
from the Umatila were there, and, with
those from Walla Walla and Wild Horse
creek, made a very respectable turnout of
the fair sex. Being all well versed in the
fantastic art, of course that branch Of the
entertainment was agreeable. Mine host,
Mr. Hickey, served us with an excellent sup>
per, upon our arrival and after enjoying the
dance until about u o'clock, we were con-
Quoted to a repast that would have done
credit to any of our city balls. The music
was as good as could be procured Many
thanks are due to the manager. Mr.. Swift,
for the agreeable manner in which the affair
was conducted. After dancing until day
light, we all joined in wishing success to Mr..
Hickey and his entertainments.
, 1866-01-05
DissoIution Notice..

TTNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing bo.
i tween RYAN & GREEN, in the Challenge
Saloon, has been dissoIyed by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by J. ]. Ryan, to whom
all bills due the late firm must be paid and who
will pay all the outstanding Indebtedness.
]. j. RYAN,
JOHN A. GREEN.
Walla Walla. November %. 1866. 2.lm
, 1866-01-05
Important Notice to the Farmers of UNA
tills County, Oregon, Near the WASH
ington Territory Line.

ngton territory Line.
LASD OFFICE, oREeoS CRY, oRreoS. =
September I, 1865.
Fl. Parker, Esq-ST: | transmit herewith
six Township Maps. There are no claims laid
down upon said maps, for the reason that we
have entered none upon the maps Of those town
ships.
New PAPERS are required in each case vet re-
ceived, as all date prior to approval of survey.
have returned to- each claimant his papers for
renewal
You inquire whether "farmers will be allowed
to change their pre-emptions to homesteads7'
Not after their deeldrdtory statements have been
placed upon fie. But as this has not been done
in any of the cases in the townships referred to;
they still have the liberty to chose which law
they will claim under. Very respectfully,
OWEN WADE Register.
BST Farmers in Oregon, near the Washington
Territory line, can have their papers made out
correctly by applying to me, and save at least,
in each casefrom $40 to SEQ in coin, which they
would be necessarily obliged to e1pend in pay
ing their travelling expenses to and from the land
Office. As have the certified copies Of the ap-
proved surveys near the Washington Territory
line in Umatilla County Oregon, with over two
years sueeesgfl experience in the land business,
can safely warrant any business that may be
entrusted to me, at reasonable charge; and
further, have the only correct maps land GER
t6ed to be such by the Register of the Oregon
City Land Ofice) OF the above approved surveys:
Particular Notice.
My charge in each case, not including the
Land Office fees, Express charges and Clerks
fees, is from So to SIS.
As Commissioner of Deeds for Oregon, am
authorized to administer Oaths, take Deposit
tions, Afiidavits, Acknowledgment of Deeds, and
make out other papers to be used in Oregon, all
of which are as legal by the laws of Oregon ai
if made out by an officer in that State.
Any Dispositions or Proofs taken by me are
legal and will be received at the Oregon City
Land Office, and'save Contestantsin Land CaseG
the trouble and expense of appearingin person,
with their witnesses, at said Land Office. For
proof, have letters from the Land Office,
II. PARKER.
Walla Walla, W. T.. Oct. I, 1865
, 1866-01-05
FOR SALE.

a No. Mule PACK TRAIN,
TNHIRTY.F -FOUR ANIMALS, with apparajoes,
Il rigging. &C., in complete order.
For further particulars, enquire of
de29tf DR. r. TIlBODO.
, 1866-01-05

LASDl oFTIcE, oREeoS CRY, oREeox, =
-4r Sentemher laeS
, 1866-01-05

Fl. Parker, Esq-SH: | transmit herewith
six Township Maps. There are no claims laid
down upon said maps, for the reason that we
have entered none upon the maps OF those town