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~ Recentiy At Denver, Colorado, three men
Were tried for murder. In the case of two of
the accused, the jury could not agree, standing
eight for conviciIon and four for acquittal for
one hundred hours. and a verdict Of guilty
was only obtained by a disgracefnl expedienf.
which was by putting of twelve votes of
guilty and twelve blanks in a box TO be drawn
from-the majority in drawing ont twelve TO
decide the fate Of the accused. The drawing
was made,'and the result was simply eight
votes Of guilty and four blanks-iust as the
matter stood with the jury. and upon this ver-
diet Of guilty was handed in, and sentence
passed that the accused should be hanged on
Nay 81
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H.. COFFEE co,,, NOSES BATES.
co 8; SSGyl sze : oS.i
GENERAL COMMISSION xERcHANrs
No, io2 0RAyIkR sTksSf,
NEW ORLEANS.
st,iet attention eivea TO the parchase and sale
o. nsrsssn1iss h'bsrsi advances made on Con-
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW AS
sfIINwAYY PIANOS. ~
MsSsys aise On S.ns lsrs. eol,.e.,pn q :.e.
ona.hasd Pianos. Of different msnufactursrs.
.hieh We onsr for sale vsry low, and upon easy
sC ss :.. S 81 :ss
oeons. who're tnetiuoents are repaired &C Low
rates and warranted 2 Gys sstisfaSttep; 40
W. g. 4Eranh1Ir CO.,
Sole Agents o, stsinwayS Pisnos and Mason. Z
heml1nS Cabinet 0rRans. w my le-n
PIssSSasssSdrEssr . or cAssIAe:s; &c.
49, HsOkAwAYYssarc,,. @E
LIGHT BusINHse WAGONS, 49,
CALI . We are dsssnnsd 70 eli III & eoss Ito 70 close
) rs sI R5sj "a s 11xfG tss for ..,..
e. WALTb8 HICKuR,
sysms !. .kstssss 9Th ga ! Isss , sss:s;s
i sS7,ss'Ss yuse rscesv,A. ai
Ssscso1 c4yAsls ou,,~
-. 2 ''A..tsss SSHYfss -
- nnAse nSSaet Go0Sa.
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EVENING STAR.

MAGIC PHoToeRAPHs.-Under this title
there are how sold she~rs of seemingly plain
albumeniZed paper, each accompanied by a
piece of white blotting paper. when the
latter IS moisiened with water and pressed
fer few moments upon the first a distinct
Photographic print is caused TO appear, which,
II well washed VIII last as long as usual.
The mode by which this curious effect is pro-
dUced Is as follows;-A print is made on sem
~ lies deep than fer ordinary purposes. This
Is fixed, without toning, by plain hypo-sul-
phats Of soda, 10 Is well washed, and then i'm
mersed III solution of the bichloride Of
IL once more will washed and dried 1t then
appears like n clean sheet of albumeu paper
and Is ready for use. The blotnng paper is
need 10 develop. the other is simply saturated
with hypo- suIphare of soda and dried.
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II hANCIS MIL EK,
WIN. y. GIVEN.
Commissioners Of Election

SECONp wARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
- ttce 10 hereby given, that i'm conformity tn the
provisions Of The charter Of ~ city Of Washing
ton an Election will be hell the Second Pre-
cIbct, Second Ward. at the ONCE of II: Bates
Eco: on ID street. between llth and 18th streets,
on HON DAY the 9Th day Of June next, fer a
mayor, 20 serve two years; one member Of the
korrd OF Aldermen, to serve two years; and three
members Of the Board of Common Oouncil, to
Will re opeS at O'Clock q M, aud close at 2
O'Clock pm. WARP.
THOS WILSON,
w. A. MARKS.
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VIM. SLATER,
THOS. HUTCHINSON,
Commi sefouors Of Election

SIXTH wARD.-FTRST PRECTNCT-Notice
- Is hereby given. that In conformity to the pro-
visions Of the charter Of the CITY OF Warrington,
the Sixth Ward on 18th street east and q street
south, on MONDAY. the 4th day of June merit for
Board Of Aldermen. to serve two years; three
members Of the Beard Of Common Council to serve
O'Clock .. m, and close q = o1Iock !. m.
yAMES B; PnAkE,
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Lad tvn~oyte Wv. BuBCHKLL,
40 lCegler 18th and streets.
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TNHlRD WARD-FiRST PRECISCT-Notice
i is h. reby given that an Election viii he hsld.
In conformity with the provisions OF the charter of
the CITY ef washington at the corner of 9th and N
fpr the election tf Q Mayor, one member of the
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years; three
serve one year; and one Assessor for said w ard.
Polls will open att O'Clock M, and close ut D.
N. Il. W. WORTHINGTON.
NM FER1USON,
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HiLHSC odI q, ssEsY ss y sss,ss
sA4ok. Dsbflity b scco1Danied b. many alarming
WnDtons. and IL no treatment fsssbnitfed q. cen.
elAlelon, llelAiU @ Npllelt1e IL 0aRe. =
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MANKIN.
THOMAS D0NOHO,
TAOM as RICH,

FOURTH wARD-FTRST PRECTNCT'-No.
= nee 10 hereby given, that in conformity to the
an Election will be held in the First Precinct,
Fourth Ward. at DR.. Baldwin's Once east side 9Th
street, between b and streets. ON MONDAY. the
an day Of june next: for Q Mayor, 70 serve two
years, one member Of the Board of Aldermen IN
etrye two years; and three members of the Board
OF Common Council, to serve one year. Polls will
open ut O'Clock Q. m. and close at z o CLOCK m
JOHN WHEELER
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SEvkNTH WAkD-FIRST PRECINCT.-No-
- tice 10 hereby given that. 10 Conformity TO the
provisions ofthe charter Of the city OF Wss6ing-
Ton ~ , election viii Be- held in he Iir.t Pre-
So:xsll: :, wsSst siSs st5eet, between and
June next Tor . mayor, 70 serve two years one
member Of the Board Of Aldsrmsn, 10 serve two
years; three members Of the Board of Common
Council to serve one year md an Assessor to serve
' - JEE0MI CALLAHAN,
JOS. L. PBARS0N,
my - Commissioners Of Electien,
SITnNTH WARD-SEOOND PRECINCT
the provisions Of the yhsrtsf Of the City OF wash
ins0n; an election vii Be held in TIE second Pre-.
siIes,9 the Seventh Wsrl. OF a0NDAY The lsh
= c., corner Of 4alyland avenue and nth street,
for Mayer, g serve two years; for enc 1embsr Ok
mtnber o. the Besrd Of Comncs Council, 70
ssive Sne year; and A Assessor. to serve tvo
yesrs I9r 40 Me.d; Tolls open ct O'Clock I.
o q 4spERsos,
y. o. nDPBURI,
BEN. =. LLOYD.
my = Commissioners Of Blectfon
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FIRST fBECINCr-SECONO WARD.-Ne.
tce 10 hereby given that, in conformity 70 the
provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Washing
an election will be in the first Precinct OF the
New York avenue. on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
June neNt, Tor q Mayor, to serve two years ;one
member of the Board Of Aldermen, to serve two
year, and three pembers Of the Board of Common
council 70 serve enc ear. to represent said ward
rolls VIII open at O'Clock .. q aud close Mt
O'Clock I'm. j. p. HILTON,
FRANCIS MILLER.
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THIRD WARD-SRCOND PRECINCT-No-
ttce Is hereby given that in CONFORMITY to the
provisions OF the charter of the city of Wsshine-
ton an election vii be held the Second Precinct
Th and streets: on MONDAY, the ith day of
June next. Tor Mayor Of the city. to serve two
men, TO serve two years; three members of the
Board OF Common Council, to serve one ear; and
ore Assessor for said ward. Polls omen AT 7
JAMES MANKIN.
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y. EALLC,.-
T Il 8 x5! 4kaHSsksIrY,
COmmi esiouera Of Election

EIFTH wARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
j tice is hereby given, that: in conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city of ash
inst0n election will be held in the Seco nd Pre-
cinet Of the Fifth Ward. at the Southwest corner
the Alb day of June next, for Q Mayor to serve
tive years; one member Of the Board Of Aldermen,
fs serve two years; three members Of the Board Of
Common Conpeil; and one Asse ssor, to represent
JAS. 81. RICHARDS
VIM. SLATER,
THOS. HUTCHINGSON.
, 1866-06-01
STEAM ON THE UPPER SNAKE.

'H 'h"E 4-A@ItHH, Nay ~, 1000.
His Ta.,i4li:y 10: me Ecb-fout soil ond
climate probably, couldn't think of any
hing el,e, lnircci Captain Myrlok to keep
the steamer tied up 10 tie sirors all day lr,t
Friday. We experienced much Of it the
cIimatc-that day and night, for alternate
showers and SUNSHINE followed IN quick sue
cussiOu much after the the " iIlanutte style
The ferry at Farewell Bend is moved d ,wu
the river about two miles to a more coayeu.
lent point. j j. Smith Il 20. are starting
public house aud small store at this place
| heard two or three other Lncn living down
un Barnt River declare their intention to
move their business up there, aud there is
talk Of building a small brewery there this
summer. The o. S. n, Company intend to
move their shops down there, aud erect
small warehouse convenient to the steamer
landing. These will form the nucleus around
which will cluster more Improvements, and
there is no telling but the place may grow
into little town within few mouths Mr..
Pack wood, one of the owners OF the Oregon
Road, Bridge & Ferry Company, .entertaincd
us with much description OF the river, the
coal III nes, aud other matters generally. The
Coal mine interested me mOst of anything
| / he mine is So close to the river that the
water UverhoHs the mouth Of the tunnel and
fills the mine. Either the river must be dam
med out, or new shafts and tunnels started be
| fore it can be worked, 50 that nothing more
can be done i'll the-water falls. The tunnel
is driven to the depth Of about two hundred
and fifty feet, at right angles TO the river. At
this depth there is sever feet in thickness of
good coai. 1t has been used by biacksmths
for six months and pronounced by them to be
of fair quality. 1t burns well iu CRATE, and
the engineers feel assured that it will prove
good for making steam. It's discovery at
that place ut the present time seems almost
providential, as nothing is SO much needed
to make the valley of the Snake habitable as
coal, unless it be bountiiul supply Of ac>
ces ,ible timber. 1t requires no great excess
Of faith or stretch Of imagination to see an
extensive and profitable business grow out
of the coal trade of Farewell Bend, all the
croakers to the contrary notwithstanding.
The owners of, the mine are crampcd for spare
eapital to invest in opening it. The mine
gives every indication Of being large enough
for alt purposes, and the demand is now
ready in advance for all it can easily be made
to Weld. The steamer will use from ten to
twenty tons day just as soon as she can
get it; and every shop and family within.
reach Of it will count it necessary SOON as
they have an opportunity to try it at reas-
ouable cost
Mr. Gates, Chief Engineer of the o. S.
N. Company. came up on the umatilla stage
t and took the boat yesterday morning He
expressed himself well satisfied with the
manuer the Shoshonc performed, aud was
snrnr;sed 10 find so beautiful river to nav
;oate Il was not the intention to go further
, pS the river than this place at the time, but
Cpptains Myrick and Gates determined last
/ D;1bt to try the unexplored waters above
tbs place. Accordingly, they took on board
, 1866-06-01

DguoCRArIC RALLY. Posters are out
Announcing a democratic rally at the Court
House on to, morrow Saturday. afternoon,
al o clock. NIessrs. Sharpsteln aud Lasa
Ter and other distinguished speakers will
address the meeting.
, 1866-06-01
OCrrNG DowS THE FLAG.-The following affi-
'-''l Is Published by request:

OCrrNG DowS THE FLAG.-The following afi-
1-''l Is Published by request:
Territory Of Washington, &C
ny County Of Waile Walla, Q"
:, esonaly appeared before the undersigned on
;.e JVta day of May, 1866, J. A. Wells, and be-
nu'y sworn, says that about the last of April
,sOo' ne received letter from UmStilla, Oregon,
sa. ssaea 5ames Moore Offering him (afiant) a
S,,'H'u sum OF money if he would make an afli-
Sl vi mat George L. Woods hired him to cut
1'sR ,m 'ne nag at McMnnville, few years ago.
vim. HSnt !urther says that he lived near Mcminn-
tsn i"mhIll County, State of Oregon, for over
in s1Y years, and never heard that there lived
'T N. county any other man by the name OF
10. veins furthermore, that George L. Woods
or never had any conversation either directly
rr,y ,,IurGc'Iy with afiant in regard to pulling or
''IS dOWn that or any other flag.
81 JAMES. A. WELLS.
Both 1866. swim " oe'0'e Hi''
and nd .s .essnmony whereof | hereunto set my hand
Cor,auuA N! Official seal. H. PARKER,
missioner of Deeds for the State of Oregon.
/. TOR IMPURE BLooD, Salt Rheum, PimpIes, Boils
LJiaa aIe halls Sarsaparllla, Yellow Dock and
, 1866-06-01

sVosHiNG AND BRACING.-Tnere is no prept-
'''oh ~ eF''cncv winch has s.ch a soothing effect
ii ciSe- OF nervous excitement ~
pE. HOSTErTER'S ST,M MACH BITTE3-
"a'Ni'I tae iaIe oi this renowned uvigorant rests
'.'',N "' is astonishing cures OF Dyspepsia. Liver
,liiInt and intestinal disorders it is equa " etfI
<'"S 10 LeF''us complaints. thousands II LADIES'
~ 30 u Is remedy tor nyStcria iutterinE Of the
Man, ucrvruS headache yprtiro general drb,ty and
N' P'iA ''F disturbances aud dcrIngcIngnIs 20 which,
a., sex lheE a-c subject. 1t cheers aud lieh,ens
s GepresseG i'e'taE v,we:s a. well aS strcIgl hens
~ ~. pod5' and IS use is never followed by any uT-
sV-s"t ieavtoa.-Soid by al Druggists and deal, Is
''"'!""'fe, aud HODGE, CALEF Il co,
Agents, Portland, Oregon.
, 1866-06-01
Carpenterin9.

h nn,er Undersigned. having fitted up a shop at the
apPer end OF Main street, wuIa walla opposite
that 6o : wagon shop wishes to inform the public
he Inv Is now prepared to do sll kinds Of work in
md h. W nu.a.GAkPENTERING and UNDERTAKING,
iLherIi oy astrict attention to business TO merit
promnII, mare % OF patronage. Jobbug and Repairing
Iny attended to. W.B. KELLY.
40 1860. 36tf.
, 1866-06-01

JUDGE WYcHE has handed us for publi-
cation the report of the Grand Jury of
s,.veOs county. In accordance with the res
onest @ of the Jury, it will appear IN our next
, 1866-06-01

u,u Is Ir?-Moody's ferry boat is ready to run
~ the Lake but we don't hear any thing of
IN, line of stages from White Bluffs. Has the
Eu s', stage man concluded that it won't pay?
, 1866-06-01

Z c.rrgYg CorRr.-Tle June term of the SUI
rrcme Court for Washington Territory will COM
uence on Monday. the llth. Letters have been
received from Judge Downs, the recently APP
ra,,ed Justice, which render it probable that
,a wi,, be in attendance. Judge Wychc, OF this
District. starts for Olympia By the first stage,
rbg. rendering it qune certaia that there will be
4 full yculh.
, 1866-06-01

R.sIEr MEETING A basket meeting
ill he held on Dry Greek, near the resi-
,,,.s Of b. i. B nner, Esq, on Sunday
UsIt VIII Gu Rev. Mr., Benson is expected to
,raach
, 1866-06-01
NOTICE. OF EXECUTRIX.

II ETTERS TkSrAMEN rARY having been issued
i 4 to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Wal,
la Halla County. W, l.. upon the estate Of AXIOM
PURDY, deceased. ice il hereby given to all per.
sons indebted the said estate to forward and
make payment. All persons having claims against
said estate will present the same properly verified,
within one year from this date they will be for
ever bIrreG. BELINDA PUKDf, ExecntrN.
Wall, Xalll. NAV q lSii, Il 4w
, 1866-06-01

yorEns OF WALLA WALLA CoUSrT.-Under
III. Election Saw of Washington Territory, ap-
D,ovsd Janaary 23d, 1866, ccmmOnly known as
iii, .Reristry Law" persons not Registered,
hut otherwise entitled to vote by reason of be-
pg si4 months in the Territory and thirty days
in the COuGty, who will take an oath TO that ei-
fct are entitled to vote.
, 1866-06-01
DIR. A. SHOnE-

/ utS,iCiAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR,
IN am ne OF Portland Oregon,I has located himself
Ind En',. ala. Consultations in French, German
<HH!5sh Charges mode rate.
d5,1 f,e ulnIe and residence, Third street, second
uoLn the Engine House, 2l-Lf
, 1866-06-01

forty cords Of wood at the mouth Of the
Boise and came up to this place this mOrn>
ming. We start FROM here in an hour on our
upward trip. What we find and what hap
pens to us, 1 will tell when we come back
, 1866-06-01
DIVORCE NOTICE.

1r,FPRrToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-.>A. rial 1;.,.;.,
lie District Ou Of e First 1a,e.ds D'str;et D",;seS
To JAMES GALBRE TH-1"I are heIe9y nou,hea iinat
on in the said Court which will come on to be heard
a. Tho first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the llth day OF May A.
n, 1896 And unless you appear at said term ana an
sUer tho same will he taken As confessed ana tnc
nrayer thereof granted by theCourt The oi9eet ana
prnyer of said complaint is to dissolve the oOnds OF
,narim ony h. tween said partie- and for aimony 70
the plaintiff and the custody aud guardianship OF the
children issue of said marriage. oo
LASAlER g. LANGFoRD,
May 10, 1865. ri 9ml PLAINTIFFS Attorr -
, 1866-06-01
Notice,

a IL fhRSONS in Walla walla County owing
flIS no,G nents of Z. s. Int Revenue. respect
aOy.S SSVaed that the Collectors office has been re.
al he Court House. 1t is desired to cancel
GS',sSnd nding accounts as soon as possible.
j. NJ. GALE, Dept. Col ector.
, 1866-06-01
w gon work.

We have also greatly reduced our prices of Wagon
Work. Having ben to the expense of putting up
machinery. will do your work for leRs money
than anv other shop this Sile Of Portland. We Will
blild Wagons and Carriages to order, of the best
Eastern Timber, at Portland prices with freight.
~ Repairs attended to promptly. We re.pect
fully sulcit your work. Remember, rhe Red Shop,
near the Bridge Main street. Walla Wnlll. w. 7.
23tf DOVELL & NJ ASSAM.
, 1866-06-01

CART. P. B. JOHNSON has located his law ONCE
orsr Terry's Bank Exchange Saloon on Main
LET Walla Walla.
, 1866-06-01

R,LDIous NorIcE.-Rov. Mr.. Benson will preach
n E. Church, this friday evening, at ~
oiriOck. -o--
, 1866-06-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the ander-
~ signed has been duly appointed Administ rator
nn the estate of CH ARIES STEVENS, late OF Walla
walla county W. r., deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are notified to present tine
t. the undersigned within one year from date
or be forever la rrel All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment.
WM. MARTIN, Administrator.
Wall, Wall, Nav OH Ise6 2l.4w
, 1866-06-01
ID. ID. STEPHENSON


TERRI TORY OF WASHINGTON, I>S - Y
COUNTY OF wALLA WALLA. ""' - -
NJ Brown, L. Brown and B Sheideman CopSTtners,
doing business in the irm'name u BROW Il ,bl1oS.
e. co.. Pminiiif-, Us, W. II. FLEtr, Dsienhaht:
IN he District foHrt for the First JuticdL Dtsrie
ITJO W. H. FLEET, Deiendant-f,nn are hereby
notified that the above Ianed Plrin!ids' IN tle
aDIye entitled action, have filed complaint agaIhse
Won in said Court which will on TO he heard al
The first term of the Cont which shall commences
more than two months after the llth day OF May a;
D. 1866 Aud unless you appear at sald teIlli ao h
answer tie same will be taken as confessed ahh tiIe
nraver thereof granted The orject AID PRAYER OF
this complaint is to the sum Of S1l ", it1
roods wares a. merchandise sold and dellNedea
you by the plaintiffs. Aud y9n are hed, n,ic, Con,-
that your property is attached IN tui' ae''O"'
ptaint filed May 5th, lsGB. sANcEORD 8
o,o Attorneys for P'aintiffs
, 1866-06-01
Money Market.

G.C- an Transient Advertisements and Legal
- ~, ynle,, guaranteed By a responsible party,
No'' ," 4, paid for precious to Publication.
, 1866-06-01
III O n 7 Q I.
DOVELL * NASSAU
SAW and Plnning Mil

in running orher. nnu are nov pierareu 10 90 ~
kinds of FLAMING TONGUE AND GROOVE
FLOORING PLANE& SAW WEATHER BOARD
ING aH At REDUCED PRICES Persons in the
country wishing their LUMBER DRESSED, can
have it done wit h"ut delay.
We have Il LUMBER YARD connected with our
Mill All orders left with will he promptly atten-
led to Lumber will he brought from our Yard to
the Mill free of charge.
, 1866-06-01

Rrc6aDga's CuuRT - Justice U0rtoa.--
Business for the week foots up s5 follows:
+. Schwartz for assault and battery, fined
$40 and costs. China Joe! charged with
assault and battery and disorderly conduct,
sned SlO and co5ts-totaI S29 DR. jim,
charged with assault and battery; case dis
missed. VIM Lowry, indecent exposure Of
,ers6'n. fined ,Sl5 and costs aud in dcfaalt
Of payment sent to jail for SIX days. Serg-
ed hir. hight
, 1866-06-01
saUPEjs PH0TCGRAPu GALLERY /

ITIN1 ~TNTIlT 7 f.
STEREUSCPlC PICTURES.
Artistic and ffp-'iko pictures Iv ull the vario ~
nroccssCs will be taken Of fIc tone, finite dprabi'i-
tv, and unsurpassed i.r Iolluq: of"uilnc or hf~u'
" of fri h All kinds, from life size dowA to lock
It a nd ring pictures
Taken al al tnes and during all kinds Of 'eeatheT'
equally we'll - ,.,.or =,
Views nj pictures Of deceased persons taken al
short notice. IT.. ,:,,,.
pictures. u ~ StIipf
QliD !. = ~I-- ~ -
, 1866-06-01

/, iAPGRE Bloom, Salt Rhenm ,Pimples, Boils,
L5ao ne p Hall Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and
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EXCHANGES.

Tile Baptist Church and Sunday School Messenger
is the title of new periodical under the editorial
guidance of Rev. TILnMAN R. GAINES, who is fa-
vorably and acceptably known to many of our
readers. 1t is published monthly at Yorkville, s.
c., and the number before us evidences typograph-
cal skill in its execution. The contents are high
ly interesting, and augurs we'll for its future con-
duct We wish it unbounded success, and will
take pleasure in forwarding subscriptions. Terms,
Two Dollars per annum.
The May number of Frank Leslie's Lady's Mag
azine and Gazette of Fashion is upon our table.
This is one of the most elaborate publications OF
the kind in this country indeed, for extensive
scope and variety. it is not equalled. The fashion
plates are almost innumerable and an elegant col
ored plate, beautiful in design and superb in exc
cution, is q charming feature of this number.
Stories historical and romantic, are an attraction
of each issue, while the varied miscellany is
unique and interesting. Subscriptions received at
this Office: Terms, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
per annum. Persons wishing to subscribe Gun al
SO address the Publisher, FRANK LESLIE, No 6S7
Pearl Street, New York.
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MEssRs. KEYS, SHOWERS AND BYRuM.

The findings of the Court and the order sus-
pending the sentence, together with interesting
comments from exchanges, will be found upon our
first page. We have heard nothing later than this
indefinite respite for our fellow-citizens, but feel
sangune that the President, in reviewing the testi-
mony, will at once decide to grant either an un-
conditional release of the prisoners the benefit
of a writ of habeas corpus The citizens of Char
lesion acted promptly and unanimously in poti-
toninr the Executive for the privilege of the Writ
while similar petitions have been generally circu-
lated in this District and Hart County, Georgia.
Parties who may have these papers for signature
in this District are requested to hand them in at
once to this Office.