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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
Tarm gum Yripat Gerfauf,

Cine Garm Don 16O Mder 2anb, 40 Idsr
eabpn Wiele, Ages gut tultivirt. Gu1es 5aus
uno 8aNsr arr Dem Ylabe. Die 0arm ID pisr
Mstlen bon ct. waul in Daeot1 GpantY, cine
Meile un!s1ba!b Raputa. 8aufuifies pouen i&
Der Rau1beciu8ungsn .pseen bort bel esm llnter-
,sih. sten seiGAislt sininosn.
41S 8. BrpmIev.
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@apicr ! Napier

Gin s,pbss ANortimers Don Geclssap, Setter.
9sse. Yil.tpapier, Gnre!rpss, Stsblfesern,
Blsififten, 5iuse. 5sotrbaltern, ptnnalsn,
1%aisfwtafsin, ". I. No., aa hsssutsns beratst-
isBten Yrsilsn, tsi
6, 5Snirsr, Ags.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

at. Raul EurnSerein:-Na@
~ ten Gi,nIag Mbsno nm y lbr 1nest bic
mrratltas Sisuns fatt. @as Mttslisesr l'Hs
aufssfcrosrt 81 sriariner.
SIN IWftrass tss Spre4srs
s. y. 2%eitnsr.
tiff @9siI!part.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

tn lem nsnsa 9cfaL 3. St.aef etssnut.r e:n
eben1al. ~@msrican 5ans"
nun mebr eroHHst bat.
GNra ofu IusostFaur mslnes aIisn @eftdtts-
unb rsGtSettise Senusuns msiner @elbaftss.s
binbnnGsn, mar I'D III Stane eeiftt, meinsn neuen
Stors nit elmer 2usplbI an Waann neint1
granae ~ seriegsn, bic, nis Jehsr burd starf
SELL Dtnfuns i6 uberssuser ptrr, psts. in
Ns3ss anf 8riipe unp gifts ned binTUtie ;ee
Vrsliss stsoas 5u tpanf9sn ubr,p Iadsa.
Saumtiiae bel mir e~efaui!e 9rttisl ntrter
rtetnsn auneen auf @uni& fra in's Sans ee
~ltefert+
3u esneistem geiu@e0.s nsuer Stpres sas.r
1taunb!tGf Elm yagl Jaher.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Driugenbe Site nr,1 NuSfnnft!
Die ltaterssl9ntts, u~nlangt Sun Deull9lanp
bier ansetommen. wani&t auf has @nas sssnt.
libae. ben s%essnwGrtisen Mufentba;tscrt tbres
@Gwasers, Carl Saat, aus @rrB~ SospH;,
Rrets 0aucnburg. prsIben, 5u erfabren. DIR
}elbe fam Yor E @rbsn nab Minneluta unt 1T
tpabrlheiulib jsRt irgrnepo auf e.m 2anee.
Die ertetcne uuatunit pple man gsfGliq{t ab,
brethren on
Ilbcrtine Gaub,
cure Of Wr. Sbmiot, DeIttler,
II ct. Vaul, @inn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
Cine feltene @elegenbeit.

Ser 11nterseidnete. bef>id aus cen, BON ibna
felt eiuer &etbe son Sabren belriebenen 6ets!ee<
l@sft suridsu3icben piinidt. tferirt biermit iet=
nen cabier eelcsenen
@aibOi sum nDacOtab Geuie,"
gum 8erEaai.
Derfslbe #. in feiusm eeraumisen Snnern3 gum
getr'eb elmer IS a z 10 trtbi&att erReu,
~ nge s" sclftaneig unb aufs reffe etugui1-
tel, entball aue na3u erfercerltder Nebeneetdubee,
als Stalanaen, @9raer, @isbaus ". T. No.,
unb erfreate I'D tets einsr febr eroBen T.equeua
une iberbaup res Bitten Nufss. 8%ebingune
liberal.
MbpIpy Setter.
Hemsuiu., Miyn. 3m4162s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Sic &pE.Sa,.oinna
BON 9pbn gaspari

I'm Der Dbrrn 2ansune, ct. WauL
bat nit Der erien. @csiiatune 5aritp!a, Gtl4.
Der Bilicn D5n Gbasfa irapoTtirt. itr 6 inafi
nan frGTnel unb III nc,bfrtitet, sas belts gan.
9sls In ieber 0uantitat nm MnripreHt ! lie.
fern.-Badifeine uno I an 5an,. -4U
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Scr
Wrpcerie unp 9rpDiltpnltpre
WetcrSp p,

3YvrtzS.yafe, ebemalS u. G1b,
siaassm id ten Sturs Gas 1rn. u. 9 rb
IN Der 6o.sE.raSs taE ai1 itsrspmmsn bsebrs id
MIDI Sem Vut'itum ausuisigsn. RAP ferielbs sit
aCtn Waarsn iIr Sen 5ausbssarf, relte i3 in
10 suttr SnatttI! Gne 10 eiaig, aIs irsrnt sin
s. el4af, in psr Stasl %orrtanft, tsI.sns Yer|eben
it. Veter Stp.
ais i3i1
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s. NQlcntinf,

2eHe1s1 in sau'lesn, eNsiiiten UNI transppfftsn
Sp1el<Waare11,
1psslEafasn. &Srbsn, 3abad, pfeifsn uuo
Groceries
Sts!s u%crrdtbts cine 7rO5s ausnabl son
&;nber@0aetn.
Grfte= StraRe, Winucapnlis, miau.
Das 6oteI gum
@W hit e BERR Il E"
BON
SIS sss+ Sets
ttstst alel Gpurtitea, tpciG,e taieibit auf IGuoere
poer furstre !3ait ~ue:wsilsi1 tppIen, Rem auera;-
3encbmitsn sufenthaIs.
IS it rbne 8idiidt auf Soften cpfmprtotd
eiueeridtet.
gs 1T rtnbsrlGSn cit Rem re;.enefen @es
Mtrnslcta's esIsesn urb 6ne fir @pa;ierfohr-
ter erf fsEHis!tsn &utsr rap Ssaeltrots ypr,
bdnben.
ss sara''tirt asts biliee ass ssntse!e espie.
R"75> Mm. GQtp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
gbspeijer Sans,
1,utl9sSz @aifs uno 8oaroinsbau5

5obn Gafteu IL. Co,
Belleplaine ....."."..... Wtinns1ota.
1tuIrr 5alon sntbGlt bic bsisn Gstrdnte Mne
Gyfri' tungrn, unie. Saus bistst bic bette Rolf
unb 0peis uno BET eemielbfn %teflnocn flt por
trtfalpt Stalurscn, ippie aQe lonltiss Yrauem.
li4f.i,en fur ben MusIpaNu. 4ln1lqlt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Su, Wauast. $3.50. zoos Metlen
hui 5 rie|sr Babneu pat eas 2t9.n bes &C.
Ieifes besonncn, rdm!it aut Der Minnefuta
Central, srr Mian. @anes, Der ct. Vaul u.
YaeiFe &. Nbtb.) Der @inona u. ct. Yeter
une Der @putb. tn M;nneipta. sls
Das Gelets Der or. paul u. paSife nabest
fi9 ct. slous, Ole Miaaefota Baa.Y III al, Der
WoQtnsuas her etreds 3pif9:n Menbo.a unb
ct. paul, bic Central ,pirb nod bieien perba
BON Tarrttault na@ Spatpnua tonms n, bic
Minpna uns Ct. geter ;u %serIslbsn :3eit Dwa-
tonna son 9aNcn etret9en. unb bic Don ppfab
aus taaente @pu'tern talb bic @tnpna uub
st. pster Balm erret9sn.
@pnenset tateu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

~&uremburger 5Df.
DeutIaes 0aft> une Bcaroinobaus
tptt
Barry T~anbel.
Tie 9Irabe ;pil&ea Jp.t une Grhares S.raEe
ShYaHl. Min. eirte.
Sir cute 8ebfrbsreuas unb getUE;srna r.ei,
net safe TT !isia Saas auf eas i3gteiaenbTe
einseri5tst,
. &C. Sefse Gtanura it NIT Fem isltsn sertua-
BEN. Sorrn T,.hsT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
0te Saffeimbrennerei
brick Yard}

ron 5ops unD 9ey> Gbasfa, Wlnn.
~fabriairt bic be1sn gadirine in, 2anb UNI !ots.
Maf 8auun;ernebmer elm, lire bartfn, srn Der
Jeutttsteit nneur9crin aIiasn unt bauestaften
Yadfteiue au prifsn, Cd. ie ienapo eintaufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Die nnterasiGastet bsetren ija, sem sDsr-
fhen bsutfbsn gub.ifum bisrn1is tSHiGR
al3uss:GeH. faB ie in ilrsm reusu e]leaenler
Saloa bsrsit Fnb, hif ssebrten Sunseu int
Gatbteren.
5aarlhneioen urb
Shamppren
5~eeerssi! cut hes 9rar1pssite ure 3ufr;sesafeI-
lenelss III heeteaen. s. erfu4et I'M aeneieten
3uIprNG
2tf415ti spuQer s. 60.
:. sod,
III MERCHANT TAILOR.
ct. Yeter, Mltnnelpta,
bait fst5 s%orrdt5is Elm idDnssgFDrt;ment fer!;es1
oerEsntleleeT nas heas f~ein!sn Spn;tt uao ssn
ben beIfen StpTcn.
BeiieQte AEbsi. totra emp I, III mdEiaen
yret'eH une unisr Gardntie seufDrantsner 9uz
1rleesnt!elung s~elieferf.
Ate geebrtsH SE'1ee;s eilrfsH se.iaar! iein, nit
9eld11,tad DDller nno eausrhafter arhei! mad Re,
1'suette't Vfess hss:tat su psrssu DON
ool 6. NncT
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Gpncert unb $~an3t1uff
IN ber neutrality-suspicious. @artsnwirtbitaft Der
Grcel6or 8raucrei
Wprsen, Spnntae.

ma o. Smnibu0e. tue!9e BON ter Brude
$494akl u. pom Snternattpnat<p ptel abflbren,
* b~ltSrorru bic esebrt'n @afe gum TeRplas.
Me,n beites Bier, friiG aus BEN fublen aeQer,
ta3u aue Ibrtsen BEN @eldn,ade ser 9erren une
Damen aufagneneea G%.frilguneeI te.ten ben
gesbrten @1iftn peraoreiGt.
g IT rnein Gntl@lu6, n.einen e.ebrtsn 0xneu
Elm frDblttes wfnsfftt au bereits. uni Ia ID ~
etelsm 3psde MQes auf's Bette arrans;rt. labe
'b ~ 3ablrei@sm Bsfu1s hermit fr,unsIi61 Elm
Tbepopr 6an,n,.
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SIN 0an3sn IS Meileu

Mecapitulatipn n.
Gslau1Mtldnee Der 2anof6enfunss>
batntn tn Minntlrta : zoos Neil.n
Soaenost bis gum nd@fen psrsf 285 y
Die fanmtIi@tn ubensenannten 8abuen f.beu
nit ct. Yarl auf bic cine pcer enbere Mr1 III
Nsrbfneuns, unb Z ser,elben laufen bier aus.
Wu6esfsm baben , 2anefaenfun8sbabnen bes
staatss @teeon1n in ct. paaI i5rsn Gnb-
pnntt, namli@ bic 8abnen Don bublsn mad
SsasFels unb bic 2inie bon @utlpn mad Iomab.
Das giebt ct. paul neun baisitf enbigenbt
Babnsn, 10 ba6, wenn infer Giitnbabnnes
sooenset 1T, srobl fetn Yuntt int WeRen eriRirt,
hsr lid ss6trer 9abn-@ ertinsunsen riibm.n
tSnrte, als ct. Saul.
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@sf$dtts trltst. - perr 9. 8. Men.
stlton pat teta NIT yorsisli@ f&Sueu 0aa.
rst Z aneserutetes Rleicersef91ft mad ben
SStal Mo. 146. sc CITRATE, 2 IbIrsa unterbalt
yts1nsieta stsabt. serlsest. Scr I'D biuts
foa. III. 1''
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S6ubifpre III ct. Mntbpnp.

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

faun, bate lt9 tas geriGt r.rtagt unb SER
Dasten ~|pesisr:e torbl9smutb eie @api!ultrsppe
bera5. ais sr npn ssm yeli5:iGef trait eiues
nflen 8ertaftstsIeblS utter Der Don Suoae
9antert erSpbensn Antiass euf .bGtI,gsn an
s!iF oe,baftet nurse,
Ycr Sw|ttcf GDre a.s {eIper.retenbex bon
Mayor Ysinee ernonntsu Votisrtrinter, gefIbrt,
tparo Gaytcn trrs aer G!nipra@e fsiner Mopp-
ten inter $500 yurs}aait fir ietn G1l1sinen
Dor btm volisetseri9t an 5rsitae 10 ubr Mur-
aens esfsut.
Stage: 1. 5dtte Elm arn,cr TaslDbner ge-
than, was Ssrr Da9sun eetban, pi.sen G& sa
fu pid @eGtspnntts ersstsn babsn, i'm III
{@uBen7
9. Sine mir rbne .l1attrl1feS Be, @t.pere
unlseer Gelsteatel e!sid Scr bsm @e@ts?
Dtc SteatS- Ninsralieaa M NJ.
u II - @taa.serpiOs V:al. Games bat mad
leinsr &Idtsbr bon Bcrn,iaion, cite Minera-
lieniammlun8 in ieinem Buuau auf sem gapi.
tsl sineeri1Itt, bic In Der Shat i.bsneue,tb III.
Die Minsralisn, ratarlih ale aus Miunefota,
bsFnesn lTd in siaera bitblGea @9rante unb Iab
espysnst ano nuu,,rirt. Der Yrpte0ur piro
rsuand@F aud s;nen 3ataIcs anfsrtiaen laGeu,
Der Bet Der BsV&tisuno ber 5ps,imiua Bon 1ro.
Sen Wertte TT. Der erUBere She'll bes Stan
nes trire BON ben Gr;tn Nno @eReiuen bon
Wermilion sinSenOmraeu, oucin au4 Rotlen
,on 0ottonpooo unb insrfwirs;ge MiueraIien
aue alien ansers Ibtilcn bes @.aat.s fncen
I'D fort, nameatliR stsls febr blbl4e DerRei-
nerunBsn. Den Qaien ibsrral@t bic Manntg-
faltisftit Der Gr3prrten, ALIEN man bebenie,
BAT bic @ebrIser Games BET itrsy Exploration
bS9f srinsli& III @srFe e.sanesn Fnb rnb
pom Nt&ts. pas i@ tn ir6snb einsr @sile ale
naylid bspdt1en taan pbst in ni1enidaft!ider
B.aisbuno intsrs6ant 1T, ssrfaurst bah.n, Ro.
ts anb cine w1ube 81 nebmen.
= Die 3auptpsripn III Bar bS9{t absnteuer.
li9en 2rasttom5sie Der G%intaneuns sru Nttle
Cir unb Dtebtsine Bpttle 1T Elm @1cite, ga.
m.ns M eRenste. Der als Sinh mad Grerita
aeson,uten, fem gsben on ben @,6nsen ause-
braat bat. Anbsrs i2eute baten psr!uGt, I'D
@eRsuate'S Be,bitnR anauua6sn, IN Der ab-
F9t, hen 2cbn 3u trbaidtn,. tvsnn je unlers
9taatsaefssgsbuns cber bic UNDERSTANDING
etuen folden bfpiuissn fpute /; aasin lie 1bat-
ia@ea ipreasn su laut fir Measn,s, ala pas
tbm niGt rerben icats, ras Jpn, 8ttIbrt. s.
o.. Die rtpublit anii1eD ifrift8.
GpnDtntipn fir ben eritn GoneseEpf,tritt
II aaf DounsrRae, 20aen @eptembtr, :ausefesi
pprssn.
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!. - Ni@t - iberftbeu .perrn 0.-S. gpI-
lters usae Au3e'se fstnss ueusn S@utRpree.
, 1866-01-12
school Land Notice.

School Lana Nouce'
THE undersigned will apply to nnrchas aeG2Io y1t
iug to Law, ofthe County CommissloneIs OF +" g q
Ia WALL Comfy, W. T.. at their March term a D.
1856, the following described School Lana' -
The s. W. Il Of s Y and ; q q O. s.: W
ssction No. IL. in Township No. north Oh Nans
No. 81, east ofthe Willamette Meridian.
W. - AARON Movies.
DSa la lsU, Oan
, 1866-01-12

PoErIC GRIEF-Nrs. Cornela Jordan
wife of Beauregard'S chief of staff who thought
Chaplain Trumbul spy, is in trouble. She
is, most unfortunately as it appears a poet
says an. excbi n !e, aud during the rebellion
written sevenl eiiu,ions Yhercwith to stir up
the vaient chivaIry to mighty deeds of war
That being now (to speak vulgarly) "played
ont" she proposed to publish few Of them
in pamphlet form since the flilure of our
cause brought financial ruin" But she didn't
dream that these poor lttlc poems 1--WE speak
of them pityingly not caiticaily) could pos>
sibly do any harm-this " little pamphlet-a
small edition of FIVE hundred copies" though
it promulgared sentiments " written duriu.
period when she should have deemed her
self unworthy the name of woman, had her
sympathies not been with her own section
and her own people" She didn't think-the
unconscious and innocent female-that SEN
timents entertained at that time are not as
popular at the South nOw-Or at least every
body says they are not and we wonder her
husband or friends allowed her to venture
such a speculation, knowing that those opin.
ions would ruin it at once. General Terry,
however, in order to save her from m)rtifcl
tion of finding that her owa people " had
lost, through excessively loyalty those sympa'
thies which she POLITICALLY addresses, seized
the little pamphlet Of five hundred copies
and ordered them burned, with the exception
of four copies, which he saved-one for him.
self probably, one for General Hlwley, one
for Mr.. Trumbull perhaps, the other for an
official record. And so Mrs. Jordan's road to
Parnassus prove hard one to travel, and
she has found that Pegasus must no longer
be used in the rebel service, either as a lyrics
al cavalry nag or an epic artillery horse. So
Mrs Jordan contents herself with dismal
and querelous prose, pouring into the ear of
the editor Of the NeUs the story of her gricfs;
and congratulating him that " the Freefom
Of the press seems to be among the glorious
privileges that yet remain to the fortunate
denizeas Of The city Of Ne,0 York.
, 1866-01-12

CIvILIzATIoN-Th San Francisco corr
respondent Of the Territorial Enterprise
gives the following picture of progress on the
Pacific shore:
J. Walter Walsh was arrested yesterday
upon a complaint issued at the request of Mr.
Sheldon; of the firm of Sheldon & Lloyd,
dancing masters, charging him with libel
He was released on giving bail and promises
to rebut the complaint by proving that what
is charged to be libelOus is really nothing
but the naked truth. | have an idea that
Walsh did tell nothing but the naked truth,
but whether he will be able to prove it or
not is quite another matter The dancing
establishment referred to is situated on the
corner of Market and Second streets, and
Walsh called it free.love temple, and said
it was nothing but a rendezvous for married
women, and single ones, also inclined to
adulterous indulgence, and young men who
were willing to be of assistance to them in
the matter. know enough about these
public dancing schools here to be perfectly
satisfied that the most of that charge will
apply to all Of them. 1t is a shorter step
from San Francisco dancing school to the
assignation house than it is from the sublime
to the ridiculous-a considerably shorter
step. The oldest Of these establishments is
famous as place where scores OF young girls
have gone astray, and where the usual order
of thingsis reversed, and it is accepted ettir
quette for married women to freely make ad
vances to young men which ordinarily come
from the other direction in fear and tremb,
ling, and accompanied by visions of double
Ibarreled shot>guns and irate husbands.
, 1866-01-12

DOMESTIC SYMPATHY.-Many years ago
there lived in a neighbOring State, family
by the name of Noble The father not un.
frequently INDUCED in taking little to
much"
Upon certain occasion, he was seen lying
upon the ground, and it was supposed that
he was under the influence of spirits; )" but
upon examination his leg was found to be
broken. A son Of the old man was in the
vicinity, and horse and driver were soon
procured to take them home.
When within a short distance ofthe house,
Mr.. Noble said /" he was afraid that it would
come too sudden upon the old woman, and
he thought Oliver This SOM had better go
ahead and prepare her mind for it"
This was accordingly done, and when the
party arrived at the house, the old lady came
running outsaying:
"BrOke yer leg, broke yer leg, hain't ye !
1 wish it had been your darned old neck p
, 1866-01-12

CoRREcr.-M. Thiers. descants thus on
the Office seeker: "Of all the appetiteS that
curse young men, the appetite for office
seems to be the silliest and meanest. There
is nothing which fills me with greater dis
gust than to see a young man eager for the
Door distinction which an Office confers, An
Office seeker, for the sake of honor, is consti-
tutionaly mean have seen men beg at
twenty>one as prudential candidates in some
small school districts, and stick to Office until
everybody was sick of them. Whether(it it
rained porridge or potatoes, paving stOaesOr
pearls, their dish was always out They
aud their families had to be cared for"
, 1866-01-12
NUMBER 4.

A DEMOCRATIC PROTEsT.-Petroleum Y
Nasty protests, as consistent Democrat.
against the nomination Of soldiers bv his
party. He writes:
l Objeck to nOminatin en- fer the follcrir
reasons:
l. Taint honist. In 1862 called the
soljers "Linken purps," and the OFFICERS
"shoulder-strapt hirelngs," and meant it
They was wagin crool and unholv war
agln Dimoorasy; they was redoosin our ma.
JoHtles In the southern states at the rate of
sum hundreds per day, and now to nomipa,
TIN en Is flop | never will make ..,
2. Twont pay. These fellers sold us or.
when they took commishns, they sold out
the Abishnists when they flop, back for US,
and what guarantee hev we that they wont
sell us out the next turn ov the wheel? Ef
we could git sum decent wuns it mite do
but, Good Lord! the soler who would do
this would be lower down than we is, which
would bother man. All the votes that
sich men Good controle we hev allus oned in
fee simple
3. faint justis , US original Coppcrheads.
We endoOred the hete and burdn Nv tax
Gay; we resisted the drafts, we damned the
es; we was Llfayetcd and Fort Warmed,
twas us who died in our dore yards. Where
wuz the orGsers then? Awl the damage
they dun the government wuz in drawen paw
and rashens.
4 The Reconstructed Dimocrsy nv the
South wont ike it, and to them, after all.
We must look for success.
5. They aknolidged nigger equality BY
allowin niggers to fte with em.
6. We hev gone too far to try the soldier
dodge. We opposed the war, w6~epposed
ther votln, we opposed. the AblishiniSts In
voun pay and supplies, VIC opposed Ade So.
cletles, and lait at Sanitary cOmmisheng, we
opposed drafts at time when they needed
help, and to 60 back on sich a reekord is
ruther renchin, and will not do it.
/ EfW undertake the soler, we commit
ourselves to plyin his pensions, ct ccttery.
How would the Southern Dimocrisy like
that
!. Et We nominate men who served we
disgust the deserters, and them ez went tc
kanady for the good Nv the Klaus.
Mr.. Nasby apponds the following advice
TO ms party:
We hev cappytle cnuf in the niger Let
us plant ourselves boldly on shure ground.
Let US resolve that Goddlemity was rite in
makin the niger our slave, tho he made a
mistake in placin in his heevin buzum a
chronic desire to run away from his normal
condishen Let US hang out our banner
and inscribe on its folds, No marryin Mig
gers :" "No payin a debt ickured in Mig
ger war = Protect us from neg.o equality"
and sch other preceps ez cum within range
Nv the Democratic inte!lek, and 60 in and
win
Ma the Lord hasten the day.
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
Lait Pastcr Nv the Church Nv the Moo Dis
pensashun.
, 1866-01-12


CONGRESSIONAL HoNoRS TO President
LINCOLN.-FOotc presented The following,
which was adopted The joint committee
appointed to consider and report what token
Of respect or affection may Be proper to cxr
press the deep seDsbillty Of the nation on
the decease OF the late President, Abraham
Lincoln, have, according to order, had the
same under consideration, and as the result
of their considerations report the following
resolutions, and recommend their adoption:
Resoiyed, That the melancholy event Of
the violent and tragic death of Abraham
Lincoln, late President of the United
81 'ates, having occurred during a recess Of
Congress and that the two Houses, sharing
in the general grief, and desiring to mani
fest their Sensiblity upon the occasion Of
that public bereavement; therefore be it
Resolced by the Senate, the House of
Representatives cOncurring. That the two
Houses of Congress assemble in the House
of Representatives on Monday the 18th Of
February next, at the hour of twelve merd-
ian-that being the anniversary of his birth
day-and that in the presence of the two
llOuSGsttuGI6 dSsGlOiGu an duulNSS upOu luO
life and character of Abraham Lincoln be
pronounced by the Hon. L. NJ Stanton; and
that the President OF the Senate pro tenn,
and the Speaker of the House of Represen.
tatives, be requested to invite the President
of the United States and the heads of the
several departments, the Judges of the SuN
preme Court, the representatives Of foreign
governments near this government, and such
officers of the army and navy who have re-
ceived the thanks Of Congress, as may then
be at the seat of government, to be present
on the occasion And be it further
Resolred, That the President of the Uni
ted States be requested to transmit copy
Of these resolutions to Mrs. Lincoln, and as,
sure her of the profound sympathy of the
two Houses of Congress for her deep person
al afiiction, and Of their sincere coincidence
for the late national bereavement
, 1866-01-12
PIONEER BATHING
RAG FACTORY,

TNUE SUBSCRIBER has established himself in
Walla Walla to manufacture Bags Of all des-
oIintions.- also to execute MACHINE SEWING
70 ORDER. TENTS, WAGON COVERS, &c.
He solicits public patronage
On Main Street opposite the store oi ). =; Isaaes
Nov. 10, 1865 4Itf.
, 1866-01-12
A NOVEL.
TO DE READ IN FIVE MINUTES.

TO De READ IN FIVE MINUTES.
Moonlight eyening-shady grove
Two young people much in love;
Heroine with great wealth endowed,
Hero handsome, poor and proud;
Truth sternai-hearts united
Vows Of changeless passion pligbted;
ls-sighs-caressSs,
Maiden yields one of her tresses;
Obstacles TO be surmounted;
Happy hours passed bv uncounted:
Cgly rival, old and stale,
OVerhears thetender tale.
vol. II.
Morning in the'east looks ruddv;
Scene-youug lady's fathers study;
Hero, with his hat in hand
Heroine leaning o'er a stand;
Angry parent storms, abuses,
And at once consent refuses
Maiden faints beneath the blow;
Mother intercedes-nO go;
hysterics-proteststio
Mixed with old mans execrations;
Exit lover midst the din
Ugly rival enters in.
VOL. HI.
lime moonlight hlght once more
Scene-outside the lady's door
Lover, with half-broken heart,
Swears he'd rather die than part;
Garden ---howers--umbrngeou shade
Manly accents---s"renade
Chamber windows open wide
Debut of expectant bride
Little dog most kindly mute;
Tears-rope-l r-fight-pursuit-
Gallant steeds---tOO late---night's screen
TEiumph---marriage---Gretna Green
Old mans rage -disowns forever;
Ugly rival---scarlet fever.
VOL. ".
Old man sickly sends for child;
All forever recOncilrd;
Young man making money fast---
Old man blesses---dies at last;
Youthful couple prove probate
Get the money, live in state;
Family mansion, jewels, plate
Mothers wishes crowned with joy---
Doctors. boy;
Time proceeds-heir ties endear-
Olive branches year by year;
Blessings on the good attend
General gladneSs-moral end.
, 1866-01-12

A v1crIMIzED tailor learns that some of his
customers understand the art Of sponging coats
as well as be does.
, 1866-01-12
DIR. y. SHOUlr,
DIR. j. w. HUNTER,

(LATE OF DALLEs CITY, REGON)
n TIERS HIS PROFESSION. l. SERVICES TO
I J the citizens of Walla WalIa nd vicinity.
D.Erc ard Residence south end Of Third street,
..sc he may be found
a, d, hoars, both day and night, when not profess
si' pllv engaged.
, 1866-01-12

To Druggists and Painters.

NE CNpEHelGNED ARE CONSTANTLY
| Manufacturing superior article OF Turpeutinc
':ae tra3e. We will ill orders in quantities to
q. a rrdaced prices We are also manufacturing
1Itrior article OF AY'c-grcaSe for the Wholesale
T. \. WOOD 4: co.
mS.ll. 81. Front street. Portland Oregon.