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Action of the Democratic Central Committee

ActlOn OF inc IemOCEduC Oentral COmInlttee
WHSREAs, Jas. McAulif and Jeptha Arrison,
n'mbars of the Democratic party. signed the
manifesto, gotten up by certain disappointed
sad "sore headed" aspirants for office, calling
O-a "peop'e's party" irrespective of existing
puties; AND WHEREAS, by the aid of said McAu-
hd and sad ArriSon, party was organized on
the l4th inst, composed of Ootihg radicals and
betting democrats, who were defeated in a fair
contest for Office in their respective parties ;
Alp WHEREAS, after said disappointed aspirants
IekIowledged that they were fairly beaten in
'.id contest before the people, 10 primary meet
ing, they called and organized a party for the
purpose Of defeating the regular Democratic
tck't; AND WHEREAS, said McAuliff and said
ArrSon, were nominated At said couvention, and
-oW refuse to say they owe allegiance and fdel-
ty to the laws aud usageO Of the democratic
Farty, or that they are unwilling to be known
" the nominees OF party prOtessedly anti dem
o:ratic; ASD WHEREAS, the same McAuliT has
treated with contempt, the democratic conven>
uS0 that nominated HIM, and openly opposes
The election Of certain nominees Of the demo-
cratic convention that nominated him, and in
word, gives bis whole strength and influence to
deeSt and destroy the democratic party in Walla
county; AND WHEREAS, we believe that no good
democrat ought to vote for such disorganizers.
We therefore, by virtue of the authority vested
IN Us, majority OF the democratic central COM
Hlt'ee Of WSla Walla county, W. T., do pro.
claim to the democracy of said county, that in
he printing of the county democratic tickets to
b. voted at the polls, at the next election, we
val omit the names Of Jas McAuliff and Jeptha
AHi'0n. W.lla WalIa, W. T., May l6, 1867.
TGIhs 7 q I4SATER' cDs,n1 De%;
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MARRIED,

n, s'n Wednesday, May 9Th, at the residence Of
rr,,ae father, by Rev. Father Mans, Ma.
WI. - IIERSEY to Miss KATs SEeLsroE, all Of
'A WAlla county.
, 1867-05-17

ASAL REvESUE.-Ws call the attention of
payers to the United States Internal Revenue
Nee in another column. Those interested
'-Ould take heed and avoid incurring penalties.
, 1867-05-17
A CARD.

1ERs s. SIMMONS respectfully informs the pub
IVI lie that he Is closing out his entire stock at
cost, with the intention of going East he expects
to Re absent about four months. Parties having
work with him will please redeem snth as soon rs
possible aud all accounts must be settled by the lst
Of June else they will be placed in the hands Of
proper ofRosrs for collection. .
10 In 8. sIhAOhS.
, 1867-05-17

AT. HoRsEs.-Read Mr.. J. D. Cooks horse
soSertisement.
, 1867-05-17

T ATEST Spring and Summer Styles just re-
Aceived and for eale at very low prlces Al
BROWN, BR0B d co.
, 1867-05-17
LEWISTo-

REDUCTION OF FREIGHTs
From and AFTER date. until further notice, Freishts
will be reduced as follows
From Portland to Lewiston $50 per ton
do do do (Flour) 80
DOWN FREIGHTS:
From wallula and Umatlla to Dalles and Portla nd,
follows.
On Wheat, Flour, Oats, Barley
% and Corn $40 per ton
Hides 374 cents each
do from Lewiston) 90 4"
NorE.-l 500 pounds of Oats constitute a Ton
200 pounds Of Barley constitute Ton.
FRIGHT FROM PORTLAND TO wALLULA, sS5
J. c. AINSWORTH,
President U. s. N. Company.
Portland April l2th, 1867. Is-tC
, 1867-05-17

Smith & Davis, Portland, Genl Gg'ts for 6regc
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PHILADELPHIA.
Giving Way OF the Wharf.-The Sur
ratt Case-Alabama Claims, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Yester-
day afternoon, the wharf at the foot
of Almond Street, covered with hogs
heads of molasses and sugar, gave
way, letting into the deep water 120
hogsheads valued at $4,000. Three
men were drowned.
The Ti6une's special says that there
are. rumors here that Sir Frederick
Bruce and Mr.. Seward have been try
ing to agree upon place of cession of
the British American possessions ad-
jacent to Walrussia, in settlement of
the Alabama claims
The Surratt case will hardly reach
the jury this week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

New YORK, July 31-The Her
ads Troy special says; Moore q
Correll, grain dealers, suspended ). liza
bilities to the amount OF one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars.
The 1jme>' Columbia, South Caro-
lima, special says: General Sickles
was last night informed of an assault
committed on Hon. VIM. J. Arm
strong, by your correspondent, and
telegraphed to General Burnett for
particulars. The details were sent to
him, and this morning orders came to
transfer the assailants to Charleston,
where they will be arraigned before a
military commission.
Dexter won the match against
Brown George and Running Mate, at
Boston, yesterday, in three straight
heats. Best time, 2:19.
New YORK, July 31.-Miss Catha-
rine Aria Sedgewick. the authoress,
died at Roxbury to day
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WASHINGTON.
!. Cabinet Meeting-General Sheridan
to be RemOyed-Grant opposed 80
the Removal.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The regu-
lar Tuesday meeting of the Cabinet to-
day was protracted, although the Sec
retary of State and the Attorney Cen
eral were not present. The principal
feature of the days session is under
stood to have been the consideration
of Gen Sheridan's successor. The
President seemed disposed to select
Gen. Hancock. and it is more than
probable that he will be named in the
course of a few days as the COM
mander of Military District, No. 5.
Gen. Grant arrived to-day. 1t is
claimed in some quarters that he may
operate against Gen. Sheridan's being
relieved, but the President has stated
to several gentlemen within a few
hours that his mind is fully made up
in the premises.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-In the Sur
ratt trial Mr. Merrick commenced an
address to the jury this morning in
behalf of the defense.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

Indians Concentrating at Mud River
MOuntains-TrainS Attacked, DC.

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-An Omaha
dispatch says the Indians are concen-
trating at the base Of the Mud River
Mountains, near Sweetwater.
A private letter to General Dodge
says the Indians are daily attacking
River TO Fort Sanders IS stopped.
The exports Of assayed bullion
from Nevada last week, was S221 900.
The crude bullion received for assay,
amounted to 64, 14S ounces.
The report of contemplated gen.
eral attack by the Indians between
Julesburg and Denver, is not reliable
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without reservation, the Congressional
measures looking to restoration. and
indorsing the platform of the recent
Republican Convention at Columbia
Gen. Sickles has dismissed Magis-
trate Saealy, of Columbia. from Office,
for realizing an insufficient bail with
out due regard for the gravity of the
offence committed by Radliff and
Baily, two men charged with assault
ing and beatingJ j. G. Thompson and
w. j. Armstrong. The military have
arrested the accused parties, who will
be arraigned before a military COM
mission at Charleston.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-A mass
was celebrated to-day for the repose
of those killed during the riot a year
ago. The ceremony took place in
Mechanics Hall, the scene of the
riot. There was but little demon
stration on the subject by any class.
New ORLEANS, July 81. NJ
Crazatt, Registrar Of Births and
Deaths, was removed to-day by Gov.
Flanders, and Severne A. Taone, a
colored veteran Of 1912, appointed to
the position.
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LOUISVILLE.
An Editor Beaten-HOtel Safe Robbed
Steamer Nightingale Aground.

LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-F. Hester,
proprietor of Breck's Hall, beat Bar
ny g. Fernitz editor of the Volks-
blaH, on account of an article criti-
cising Breck's theatre
Conrad Schook robbed the Shelby
House safe of S1,500 He was ar
rested on the Cincinnati mail boat
and 81, 300 recovered
The steamer Nightingale is aground
on Flint Island bar. She exhausted
her fuel and broke her guards in at
tempting to get off
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The f." Nationals at Chicago.

The visit of the National Base Ball
Club, of Washington City, to Chicago,
and its signal defeat by the Excelsiors
of that city, has been the topic of dis
cussion for the past few days among
the sporting circles and by the news
papers. A large amount of money
changed hands on the result of the
game, and the Tribune of that city
imputed the gambling op perations
and the heavy losses to the dishonest
connivauce. of the " Nationals" The
Tribune, however, the next day very
promptly corrected its imputation,
and also stated some facts which will
be of interest to ballists" hereabouts,
as follows:
We are satisfied that the members
of the Club are neither professional
players nor gamblers. but merely
clerks in the Departments, and citi-
zens Of Washington. of exemplary
character, who have taken up the
game of base ball for exercise merely,
and have brought themselves to
higher state of drill than is customa-
ry in the game By longer practice
than others. Some of the members
of the Club, we find, are our personal
acquaintances. for whose character
we are able to vouch. The following
list mas been handed to US by the
President of the Club. Mr.. Frank
Jones, showing the names and occu-
patiohs of the gentlemen who have
participated in the game since the
Club left Washington:
W F. Williams, law student.
F. B. Norton, Clerk of Treasury.
g. III. f. Fletcher, Clerk Third-Au-
ditor's office.
H. c. Mclean, Clerk Third Au-
ditor's office.
E. A. Parker, Clerk Internal Reve-
nue. Department.
E. G.. Smith, Clerk Fourth Au-
ditor's office
Geo. H. Fox. graduate (July 3rd)
Georgetown College.
5. l.. Studley, Clerk Treasury.
HI. W. Berthrong, Clerk Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency
G. Wright, Clerk 238 Pennsylvania
A. V. Robinson, Clerk, Washing
ton.-D. G.
The game played with the Forest
City Club, of Rockford, was fairly
won by the latter, and the result is to
be attributed undoubtedly to the fa-
tigue of the Nationals. resulting from
long travel and constant playing since
the 11th of the present month.
That there was large amount of
gambling on the ground is true.
Those who bet their money on the
Nationalist appears, were parties who
came hither Of their own volition
from St. Louis, and others who live
in Chicago. At ali events, we are
assured and we believe that they were
not members of the National Club,
nor any friends of theirs The prac-
tice of gambling at these base ball
matches, we are assured, is con-
demned by none more severely than
by the Nationals, and on the grounds
of the Club at Washington any man
found betting IS, by the rules of the
Club. put off the grounds, and if he
be member CT the Club he is liable
to expulsion.
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FORT MONROE.
False Report about General Sickles-
Fight Between Man and Wife.

Fort MONROE, July 31.-The re-
port that General Sickles had forbid
den the expectation of corn from
North Carolina, owing to the short
supply, is unfaunded
A colored rssn, named John Page,
and his wife, got into fight last
night, IN Norfolk. The woman seized
a knife and plunged it into her hus-
bands breast. inficting wound that
will probably prove fatal.
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EASTON, PA.
Commencement Exercises at La
fayette College, DC.

EAsToN, Pa, July 31-At the thir-
ty-second commencement of Lafayette
College to-day, the degree of LII. ID.
was conferred upon VIM. Strong, of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
At the alumni dinner, Governor Hal
lock presided
President Cattell announced that it
had been determined upon to raise
100000 additional for endowment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

Re-appearance of Cholera - No
Trouble Anticipated at the Flee.
tiOn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 31.-No
trouble is anticipated at the election
tomorrow.
Cholera has again appeared in the
Southern part of the city. Six deaths
occurred on Mulberry Street last
night, and five at one street On Front
Row. The Board of Health are
taking effective means to prevent its
spread.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

CAPT. MIKES. who left New York
on the 4th of June, on the life-pre-
serving raft Nonpareil, reached the
English coast in safety a few days
since. He certainly deserves place
The design of the raft is not to meet
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THE CHOLERA IN. MEMPHIs.
Six Deaths on the Night of the 30th.

2 Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
TERRE HAUTE, July 81" Billy
Barr was withdrawn in the first race
to-day, but won the second race, in
two straight heats. Time-2:41 and
2:40l.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01
CHARLESTON.
Republican Mass Meeiing-Dismissal
of Magistrate Sealsy at Columbus.

CHARLESTON, July 31.-A large
Republican mass meeting was held
last night. The freedmen were in
large preponderance. DR. Mackey
presided After several speeches.
resolutions were unanimously adopted
expressing the unalterable determin-
alton TO carry out in good faith, and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-01

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 31.-At
the Annual Commencement of Viii
liams College, 40 students graduated.
Among the persons on whom degrees
were conferred, are Senator Morgan,
New York, and Rev. Addison Bal
lard ,eDetroit.
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WILMINGToN, n. c., July 30
The general rains in this section have
resulted in great benefit to the crops
Accounts from the country represent
the yield of wheat to be larger than
at first supposed.
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Boston, July 31.-Among the pas
sengers per steamer China, which ar
rived last night, were Admiral Teg-
hof, of the Austrian navy, and his
brother. Gen. Teghoff, en- route to
Mexico to obtain the body Of Maxi
milan
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Woman Killed at a WOOlen Mill
The Surratt Trial, dc.

AUBURN, n. Y, July 81 = The
wounds received by Assistant Secre-
tary Seward by the running away of
a span of horses, are not of serious
character. He will probably be well
in a few DAYS.
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PLATTsBURG, n. Y, July 31.-A
lady named Ellen Kerk was instantly
killed this morning by her dress catch
Ing on the coupling on the main shaft
of Gregor's & Co. 5 Woolen Mill
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the wants of voyagers for pleasure, for
it is only eighteen inches deep, and
affords no protection against the
weather. 1t is an invention FOR insur-
ing the safety of shipwrecked persons,
who are satisfied with saving their
lives, and do not ask for state-rooms
and other conveniences. The plan
seemed good one. but Capt. Mikes
wanted it practically tested The trial
has proved successful, and the bold
mariner has won the gratitude Of all
who go down to the sea in ships =
Cincinnati Gazette.
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HoNEsDALE, Pa, July 30.-The
County Treasurer office was broken
into by burglars last night, and the
safe blown open. Little money was
obtained
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SAVANNAH, July 30.-The number
Of persons registered in Clinch
County are 5a4. A large majority are
whites. The number in Coffee County
is 470, Boinet 43l.
Hon. Henry Stephens, distinguish
ed citizen of Vermont, died last night.
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OTTAWA, c. W, July 30.-Orders
for general election are expected tC
be issued on the Sd of August.
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N. Y. SPECIALS.

Suspension OF Moore d Carroll, of
TrOy-Liabilities, $13D,00D-COlum-
bia, s. c., Rioters Transferred to
ChariestOn-Are to be Tried by q
Military C0mmissiOn-HOrse Race
at BOstOn-Dexter Victorious.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. July 30.-Accounts
from the cotton crops are favorable.
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THE fact that Gen. Sickles rides
around in an elegant carriage, drawn
by four black horses, has been made
the subject of good deal of COM
ment by those who use the terms
monarchy, satrapy, etc., in
speaking Of the military rule of the
South. Mr.. kldridge brought the
subject up in Congress, and the New
York Ecpress and other papers of the
same class have had their fling at
Gen. Sickles on the same subject. In
letter to Mr.. Bingham, thanking
him for his defence against these
sneers, Gen. Sickles says: You may
relieve his (Eldridge's) anxiety with
the consoling information that my
equipage has not cost him nor any of
his friends anything, said equipage
being the cherished gift of my com
rades of the Third Army Corps. "
General Sickles had leg shot off at
Gettysburg, and many of his soldiers
and officers of the Third Corps gave
a days pay each to purchase a car
riage and horses for their old COM
mander. The only monarchy" of
which this equipage is badge, is the
rule which the General has over the
affections of his old comrades IL
arms.-Boston Aduertiser.
THE, Cincinnati Enquirer says: In
proof of dull times, we were informed
yesterday evening by Fourth Street
merchant, who pays rental of So, 900
per year, that his sales for the past
two days amounted to exactly seventy
FIVE cents. We advised him to take
Horace Greeley's advice: Shut up
shop and go fishing
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Ell CIR A p III.
For. Cons,erctaI and Ietver Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
LATER FROM THE WEST.
Concentration of Indians at Mud
River Mountain.
THE SAVAGES ATTACK TRAINS.
Suspension at Troy, NJ. Y.
LIABILITIES STATED AT s1sO,OOO.
THE COLUMBIA, S. G.. RIOTERS.
They are to be. Sent to Charleston.
HORSE RACE AT BOSTON,
DEXTER is AGAIN THE VICTOR.
THE CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS.
. Six Deaths on the Night of the 30th.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-29

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Sncorporirt bur6 ote
Sefet9ebnn9en BON 3enneiIee mmn &entucf0.
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MfempbtS, Senn. 2pmiSbine, SRh.
apital @efcaft 1T $500 900 eiuse;ablt
uno fiber aneeleet
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~ $50 Nfeilen obue Bagenn edIeI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-29

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