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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

MEETING OF THE BOARD. OF DIRECTORS OF
| THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF CoNNBRcE-Au
| adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors
Of the Cham Der of Commerce was held In the
Office OF Messrs. Thomas Branch 4 Co. yes
terday evening, Mt Burr In the chair.
The roll was called, and the minutes of the
last meeting read and adopted after which
the President read a communication from Mr
L. B. Bentley resigping his position as q
director and Us chairman Of the committee on
manufactures.
On motion, the communication was laid
upon the table.
The report of the Committee on Commerce
and Commercial UsaGrs establishing tariff
of rates was then taken up, and each clause
of the report acted upon separately.
The tariff was slightly amended and laid
upon the table for further additions.
Mr.. Noting, one of the committee appoint
ed to solicit members, reported that they had
twenty one new members.
Mr.. Weisger reported that he had secured
forty members.
Mr.. Branch moved that n special committee
of five be appointed on the subject of foreign
immigration,
The motion was adopted but the committee
was not appointed.
On motion of Major Peyton, the Chamb mber
then adjourned until o'clock on Monday eve
ming next.
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CATHOLIC FAtR.-The Catholic ladies stlll
continue 10 labor with their fair, and their
success, we are pleased to learn, has not di-
minshed Their prettily decorated room has
been we'll attended by we'll disposed visitors,
and IL the patronage thus Tar bes towed IS oniy
kept M until the close Of the fair, they will
not complain. Don't neglect TO pay them q
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FoR THE PgsIrESrIARY.-The sheriff OF Rus
sell county has brought 10 the city the 1oi
lowing named citizens, conslsneu " SoiU
Pendleton's boarding house James d. lay
lor for oyer-fondness for hcrseHesh III I"o
instances, five years each. =. ,,oa,,
Mack Garnett (negro), for grand larceny,
requested TO spend three years Win ooio4.e.
Pendeton, and make himself rs much ~
home as nOssi Bile.
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LARGE APpLEs.-Captain George W. Euts-
Ter, Of Rockingham, has sent the Dispatch lot
of very large and delicious apples, specimens
Of his orchards, which are equal TO any frult
of the kind We have ever seen. Rockingham,
Augusta, and Albemarle, cannot be beaten in
raising annlps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

Cooley FOR DECEMBER This splendid maya
zine for December is to hand ut CkUrcHPIsLD's,
No. I'll Broadway, opposite Frederic ksbnrg depot.
This number Is most beautifully ADD elaborateiy
illustrated and ornamented. Only a limit ed sup
ply on hand, thus necessitating an early call on
the part Of those In want.
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2lcIlnloud 1Ilspatelr.
"A, 1867.

3. The CIRCULATION OF THE DDS
PATCH " is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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x,NK SALE. ONE OF TAE .RtST

y1OR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
/ RETAIL GRoGSHy STANDS in the sv,
,,s:e. on the corner OF Eenahle and Moqhy S1.,E
streets, Union Rttl. ?he house has Ave LIE
GooGs. besides the stora. room-al in f-.tIrate
orler newly painted and pspor.d Also. DIV RLI.-
we ad'C ming. containing i've rooms. Both
a6Uscs front on Nenable street IS feet, running
l.Sk III feet. iiso. y GGiSDBN, attached In resr
fTanuas 50 feet on AoShT street. running back ia
taet AL weEl enclosed There Ia also on the
754ce No, stable. contaiaing six sails car
s.4Ec-h huU-c. Wood. house. aud coal. house For
c"-a earSh'1 may \" hsd ioI the whole. For
&C ~ l.. P0WahS
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PERsosAL.-We were pleased yesterday 10
extend the hand OF fellowship 10 CoioheI n.
ii. Beo one of the proprietors OF the dal-
account from Texas which Is as whole a
State as ever, in spite OF the ravages and raids
of yellow Jack during last summer.
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PAsTIMa BASEBALL CLuB.-The members Of
this ba Sc ball club will meet 1T the ST. Charles
Holel at half past O'Clock this evening to
attend the Catholic fair In body, In re-
sponse TO an invitation from the ladies OF the
fair.
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QE. THE FALL CAM
" PhIGfl
PREPARE FOX COLD WEATHER.

avail myselfof this medium to ca Il the espocial
attention al ily mum r"us friends and the pnb!lC
l1lAe largest and mos, complete assortment OF
tuys', ion.hs' and GentI.msn's t'opTs!NH i
have aver tiered. Aiso, GsEtlemer> = + Furnishing
Goods shirts. crawers. SIX and 'jinSh.m m um-
tr"...- ana very large assortment OF Hale,
embracing AL the iat-otst.les Ny stock is per
ir.l. style acd fit 31aranteed, and every taete
gTa-Hed NJ. W. ROSE,
10. as, corner OF Broad and Fourth sire s's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

PARpoS.-The Governor on yesterday par
doned William II. Curtis, now serving ms
time, in consideration OF meritorious sel.ices
in disclosing dangerous plot among o'het
cnnYictE 70 eScape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

HESRIco COUNTY JAfL.-Judge CHRISTIAN
,nnoinIed Yesterday G. ID. Peasants, Esq,
Dr. w. +. Farrar, and Joseph Drinker, 4 com
mittee 10 examine into the condition OF the
Henrco County Jail They propose 10 perform
the duty on SATURDAY next.
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EVIDENCE OF JACOB FORD

AN ERRoR.--Our attention is called 10 Il mis-
take in the report of Miss Turner S evidence
M the Phillips trial. The name of Mrs. Styll
was substituted for that of Mrs: Smith an
aunt of the witness. Mrs. Styll is not con-
n.cted with the Turner family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

buH Sbt3., oUI HIRH Is1", a. W.,.. i.IU
PORT OF RICHmoND. NOVEMBER
sAILgD.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and pH-s.ngsrs, ID. 4 W. Currie.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NORFOLK, NOR
chnndise and passengers. j.. X. Tatum.
Schooner Maggi". Nora, Baltimore, merchan-
dise, Crowel & currie.
HEsORASDA.
WHITE HcrsE, NovemNer IL Arrived steamer
Mystic. ScheIInerhorn, %orfolk, III. handise and
passengers, Eichmond and York River RAILROAD.
EY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November l3.-fhe Galway steamer
Crusader from Hew O'lears on The Goth for Liver
pno!, put in here for coal to- day Hsr OK had
been burned considerably. Loss uGa-csrtdined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

ExgcrrIvE.-David o. Smith, of New YORK
city, was on yesterday appointed commisS!oneF
of deeds for Virginia in the State OF New ork.
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MU LIE ESTRAY.-Strayedh
Il from my stables, on Saturday eve s6<A
ming last, q small BLACK H0 RSE MULE. FW
Hs ~ In rather low condition. liberal 6aAnA(SN
reward will be paid for his return to Us.
TALIAFEkRO & CO,
oc22 corner Eighth and Canal streets.
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rrHE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
G"lNG AHEAD. cropty
~ RECEIPT - THE SECOND spffhi
t0NE r. So l!o2 MAX,
between Fourteenth ard Fife h.se 81 Stock
Whore you vii. mad the cheapest and iafk,nHnS
ol olCLgTIltNG aEo FU GNISHlEG G-uooD9'
hLSp,
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, &c. ., ,pch
!ce, d. T., .3ys satisS.ciion. ] invite NY nuine-
anu '"' A! OpPGNHIm hR,
No. l.n? Main street. Uct|oeui
Cclg Fourtasn:h End Fifteenth htreeto.
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BY COWARDIN & ELLYSON.
Real Estate for Sale.

E0E SA. +, the excellent FAMILY
/ HEslDSSCE standing at the nor,hwes, sri
corner c! flrrt and Cary streets For con. E.sA
va 1ieace Il ts surpassed by no hopss IA the E,lS
,g.y 4iaple accommodation ior servants Now
t.tsk sssSle and CARL ge- hocsa Price low and
tenn: very liberal. inQntre on The premises.
n
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W NTED.

I INFOkMAT " NTED.
| Wher- i JULIUS kFACKLE, 60 10 the Ech-
l.oat C,thiu& tall lo!7 Main street, and you will
ia1 aim surr undsd with 4 handsome supply OF
ard chi}G -an's wsrr, "t very low pIices.
The II rrchaut Tailoring department is supplied
With the very b b. of CbtJTRS. UuEShlNh, and
; ,riEGS.
YURHI>iIGNG Coonsin all styles. .lso hats,
caps TRUNKS. E.Ll SRS. and UMBRELLAS.
Al At prices 10 I'Iea7- All who viii tavJr him
Win ~ CT Il at 1917 Mai, street
.o,icc taa his SWINGING u SIGN, 10 go 10 the
yi.nt I,.ucs. no g-2m
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Physicians.

nts. A. ). MCKAE having retired from
~ the drug and apothscary busiasss, wiz nsfs,
4ftsr devote himsef exclusively 10 toe prsslcs oi
hts profession. aicv on Huli strest oe.nsen
Ninth and tenth, b sncho.tar -.- DO oo-soo.
nR. a. p. PETICOLAs has dissoivea
/ mis- connect on with the New "rieans senopt
OF Msdic,ns and will devote hisr Ell easya''' ei.y
EicS. o. nol-lm
az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

T,O CARRIAGE AND BUG G W
L MAKERS.-Ws are now receiving sn entirely
new stock OF SPRINGS, AXbEs, Its. BAN Ds'
SPuKhS. HUBS. FEIL0BS, SHAFTS, ENAMEL
LED CL0TnS, &c. for sale al lowest rats
SIMPs0S i BROTHER.
RIoHNosD, November u, 1897. IoE-iV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

TOR RENT, the very desirable RESI-
4 DHSCE with eight rooms, and t!teen SsS
aod half acres o, land attached. on Thir- s!tss
ty fourth and n streets, Church Hill, Just c..sea
outside Of the corporation There |. an exec lent
crG>ard OF choice fruit on the place. Apply 1T
my otlce, second door below port-oihce.
III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

NIR. JOHN TiETJEN, MERGE An ~
" TAILOR having rem oved TO his nav or.red h.o 81
II, corner Of Broad and Tenth streets IS pr atest
~ itrHt-L GESTS' CLoTHlEH IN S tn3 and of
tNi-s H.h goods are tasteiully selscteu, hIe
,'tstHntee qati,y and has prices are ec I4"sm
a! AMI sxauin "0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

AGENTS WANTED FOR A VIR-
II GINA LIFE IN-TKhECE tOaPihI The
EItHNOSD BANKING AND itsyaANCE COM.
PANY, OF Rich moni Va insur-S LIVES on the
most rs asonabI 10 Tel m. with secn.ty urdoupted.
Those unable TO in-urs are NJ ADE ABLE
Agents wanted Ia every ct;y and County IN the
Union.
Canvassers for the city Of Richmond wanted.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President,
J. F. &. POTTS, secre!arJ.
Appl!can for agencies will address
T. b. oTAkKE General Aran',
OCT Box :0a kicnmoud, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

VCTICm.-All persons are hereby lore. pre-.
,i2 my lands, In The county oI EsnllGo, on uo
VIZ ham rlsuk road three and h&li miles ar st1
I0ly. q oy1 Rici:mnnd The law will be enforced
'hon Ill ntrotsts without psrnsslon lfoH ,s .no ~
'4btcnDer 40 s-stl JESSE w --.e.- I1I.tA "e. !.
EhESH CRACKERS.-l0 boxes as
a sorted Crackers. envpaoN
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EEADY-M MADE CLOTHIC G.

Tasy have, umdsQutadlv, ~
.aa AtATEsT As. cRTMENT,
TIE 5E>T STILES,
At LOWEST rkICES
InMEgCHAalT TA1LoRIEG hey defy the world
Eir, STYLg. AgD WcRKM tNsH!P,
aich Crr ruat cirizo wills giatly testify.
They keelra beautiful stock OF
GEAFS' FURNISHING OCODS
gr. il order to close ont heir stock OI
n Ars,
they offer them at prices far BELOW COST.
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sVNa5ss.

WANTED, a No COLOEED Ho USE
w SERV. MI 'sh 10 hire a No. hOuse
servant washer and iruner ore thst can come
we'll recommended ~ hone ana capable, wi b no
incumbrauce. No other need alply. such 4 ser
van, will ind a comfort bic nd permanent home
Apply to hLFhkD MoSEs.
i222 Broad street. next 20 Monumental church.
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For Rent.

EOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK
Il RESIDENCE, conta lining seven rooms. INA
newly papered and painted, on Twenty e;s5
seventh street between Broad and Marshall, -claS-
Thsre Is q pump Of good water In the yard, and
garden attached TO the yard. Apply on the pre-
msos to 70 - at L.C. CRUNP.
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Marine HoteIJiGence.

MINIATURE ALMANaC-NovEMBHR Is, 1907.
snn nrises.......... $50 Noon rises. ...,.. $50
Sun sets .......... SOL HiRh ttra, A. NJ. 40
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EHOk RENT, the excellent + X
builG!rc.. incIuding hrick stable ttted up -
tor tore with large Y CANT Lot al -s,sG.
joinirg on the sonth corner Of First and Cary
,,rncl, mo IS-stl CABtLl. L w aTKlN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

WANTED, A GOOD TISN ER.-None
w but a good workman need apply. Steady
work Will be given. -
noI3-sl. H. KLEIN & BROTHER.
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TESTIMONY FOR CC110yC CLOSEL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

WANTED, = SITUATION, BY A
w YOUTH who has had three years exps-
rience in the grocery busiEess. Can come with
recommendation from former employer, as well as
any other required. For particulars. address
at In IL office nol2-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

WANTED, 70 SELL SIX No. |
w MULES They are large, quick, young,
sound and warranted to work we'll Ia any harness.
Apply a, my stable, on Franklin between kigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets.
noi2-eot3t EDMOEDJ BOSSIEUX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

TRIAL OF j. j. PHILLIPS.
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WANTED, PEACb-BLDW POTA-
w TOES, in large or small quantities.
HUSULEf & TATUM,
no9 s2s Broad street.
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TrOH &ENT, neat HOUSE with four
! rooms and garden. IN Charry street, ~,
ld .y immediate possession given. 'For tTtIif
JOHN G. ANDREWS,
no i3-3tt No. IL sixth stTe.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

WANTED, a GOOD COOK without
w incuubr4nce. Apply ct 219 Ninetsenth
3--g
, 1867-05-10
Government Proposals.

OFFICE A. A Q. NJ,
Ft, Lapwui, 1. T.. April TO- 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office upto IL NJ, W WednCsday, May lbih,
lsd7 for delivery OF the folio wing quantities of FOR
AGE aud STR AW, at this POST, Tor the fiscal year
beginning l>t July. 1861, viz:
Ten Thousand Bushels Oats,
Two hundred and twenty Tons Hay,
Twenty-one Tons Straw.
Separate bids required for each article. Bids 10 oe
in duplicate stating the price per bhshe cniL. for
Oats aud price per ton. coin. for Hay and straw.
I)nts to be delivered ut such time and in such
Quantities Us the Post z may require.
lIay TO lie neatly stacked and well raked ont.
Payment to he made by equivalent in Legal Ter
ders at day Of payment.
Bidders required TO give bonds. with good and
sufficient security. for the faithful performance oi
anv contract which may be awarded them under thi-
advertisement.
Contractors aud Sureties TO take the Oath of Al
legiance.
All contracts nude subject to the approval Of De-
partment and Division Commanders, and not in
fHce uLti approved
Contractors to pay for this Advertisement pro
rata.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
Of the bids.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
& So ALEX. II. STANTON.
ls-4w 1t. lst Cavalry, A. A. Q. M.
Advertisement.
, 1867-05-10
DiStrictCourt.

The District Court, Judge Wyche pre-
'iing, lr,s been in SESSION during the week
and ia addition to the si;lent members Of
the Brr We notice, Col. Gates, of the Dlllcs.
an Nj Reed, o. P'rtlani. The following
cases had been disP Of up to the nd,
jourumenl yesterday:
+ b Within n and D S Baldwin VS.. II
z I>aacs and Henry LaAeur-J Judgment for
,,Linutf for 1924 81
II p Is ac4 vs.. W A Moody and Lydia
Mnody-S tied, and dismissed ut plaintiffs S
St.
Osc.r Vansyckie VS.. W c Painter-Dis>
Missed at plaiutitf' cost.
Fargo & ca vs. E Fl Snith-Judgment
for plaintiff for 1856 94
Booth & Nevins VS.. Harry TayIor-Judg>
III mt fnr plaintiffs for S464 93
Gu llemo Rus VS. George Avert-Set-
Il ID, and dismissed at palntIfs cost.
WIN Philips vs.. L 4 Smith-Judgment
for plaint,f for -
D Brechel VS.. o Burboa-J Judgment for
plaintiff for Sj67 So
A Tnibudo VS.. WIN Lancaster-Set
lied, aud dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
NJ C Co>grOVe vs. j W Hunter-Judg-
nrnt To- plaintiff for SAB Is.
j H Fruit VS. A Green ct al-Judg.
nent f,' ainttf f,r 81 $50.
G Wv nkle VS. j Leaverton-Judg-
memt tor plaintiff rnr SPA 90.
II Parker vs. S 5 b oJks-Judgmcnt for
plaintiff fn. sl6,e92 So.
Philip Ritz vs. Abran D. Clark-Judg>
ment for plaintiff for 81 ,ll6 so.
D NIX vs. J II DAkin Judgment for
plaintiff for 1924 76.
OG Wate,mn vs. W Anderson and J
w Wrly-Settled, aud dismissed at plain
tiff 5 cust.
A Frank & ca vs.. W R Rexford -Juig-
ment for plaint,ff's for 1875 so, and for sale
OF attached properly
in Derrick vs.. A acknowledgement
for plaintiff for SI07 70.
j A GaviIt vs.. A Seitel-Settled and
dismissed at defendants cost.
Sulder & Reed VS. w Shull-Judgment
for piainrif for $3.50 81
d S Baker vs. A Cain and E r Cain
Jud smenI for plaintiff tor 81, 320 Sc.
j Hanc OK W. w Z CJlnell; Judg.
nent for plaintiff, by confession, for S465 81
Wm ll,rb,er VS.. j X Kennedy Judg.
mpn' for plain if s for -.
WSmih VS.. W II Bender Judgment by agree
ment for S7S9 SO.
Prosper Gesn VS.. F Dawnett; Judgment for
plaintiff for 81 ,664.
J N Canield VS.. " Smith ct al. Dismissed
as to Mrs. Smith, and judgment for plaintiff
against Smith for S45O
Llkfon VS.. Boyle ; Judgment for plaintiff
for $500 &c.
Riffertn vs.. Chas Morton and D Smith
Judgment for plaintiff against Smith for Sl99 O5;
aud continued for service on Martin.
Al Warren vs. W H Babcock Judgment fol
plaintiff for S4O5 55.
Linkton vs. Chas Kraft Judgment fol
plaintiff for Sl,6l7 rs.
ThOs Short VS.. Daggett & Dakin Judg-
ment for plaintiff against Dakin for $3.50.
Linktou vs.. W SCHULZ; Sale confirmed ,anC
Sheriff ordered to issue deed TO purchaser.
FP Dugan vs.. Lamphus Sale confirmed
G e Davidson VS.. D J Schnelly; Prior judg'
meut in this case opened and corrected.
, 1867-05-10
Government Proposals.

OFFICE A. A. Q. NJ,
Ft Lapwai, ]. T., April 01lS67,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
y tins Office. up to IL M, WedI es hy, May litn
1857. for furnishing the following Arlicles,
for the use of the Garrison, at this Post, for the
fiscal year beginning July LIST, 1857, VIZ
500 Bushels Charcoal,
600 Cords Pine Wood, #. long,
(sound, aud split to convenient zeJ
Separate bids required for each article.
Bids to be in duplicate stating the price in coin
per bushel for Charcoal-an price in coin per cord
for Wood.
Payment to he made by equivalent in Legal Ten
ders al day of payment.
3Bidd, ors required to give bonds, with good and
sufficient security for the faithful performances OF
any contract which may be awarded them under thl7
advertisements -
Contractors and Surcties to take the oath of aleg
lance.
An contracts nude subject TO the approval of the
Department and Division Communicated not in
force until approved.
Contractors to pay for this advertisement pro rata
Bidders are invited tn be present ut the opening Of
the bids.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
ALEX. II. STANTON.
ls4w 1t LIST 'avalrl, A. A. Y. NJ.
, 1867-05-10

A SMASH UP.-On Saturday last, the
two sons of Capt. Shulock, living at the
Garrison, drove into town, and after making
some purchases, started on their way hnme.
ln driving along, and when near the Cathor
lie Church, their horses took flight from
nmc cause and ran away. In turning the
corner by the fence enclosing the church
rounas, the eldest boy was thrown from the
wagon, and in the fall broke his left arm,
mi was severely cut about his head. The
ether boy clung to the wagon until it was
upset and smashed to pieces, when, strange
to say, he was found to have sustained but
one or two trifing brui'es. DIR. Shoue was
aIed to the relief of the boys, and SUBJ
'equentIy DR.. Steinbprger, under whose
care they are rapidly recovering from
their injuries.
, 1867-05-10

SNAKE RIVER RoAD.-Mr. John Altman.
Contractor for the Missoula and Walla
"lia mail, is now here,' and is making
PREPARATIONS to place line of stages on the
'0al between Walla Walla and Pen do
I'ae Lake. The stages are being built at
Nn fF1n:iscO, and may be expected here
A'de Of thirty days. Looking TO the es
aOIShnent of this stage line, the County
commissioners have laid ont road tn Snake
.'er that strikes that stream a, Kentuck' :
'..y' 10 open this road will require an
'4PealIure Of possibly $1,000. 1t is de-
'''0'e that this sum be at once raised, and
Y" placed al work on the road, and to
80 eOa 1t is proposed that our citizens ad-
''s 'Ae money, AMI look 10 the county to
OurSe them. We believe that some
dHan cement can b. male, and the
". Proceeded with without delay. Beyond
e river, Mr.. w. A. Ball proposes to
Ill P'e'e The road to the Lake at his indivi
IA, 'Apense' and all that is asked is the
~ amount stated above At a time
65a. ursperate Efforts are being made to
nn, %t' Altman to place his stages upon
* mat will exclude Walla Walla from
81 e'patlon in the trade an travel, we
.Ss ~ s1re that the means required will
1. sIuliy advanced, and thus checkmate
q n' ruo't' of those who desire to retard
, 1867-05-10

7nurORrlL ::LAws.-r. F. McElrOy, Public
Printer, has furnished US with copy of the
.,.,r,,, ps,sed at the last session Of the Terri
iii Legislature. As usual, the volume is
".,IIy printed, and creditably got up.
, 1867-05-10

LrGXDER HOLMES, Esq, will address
be peope of Walla Walla county. on the
issues Of the day, at the Court House, on
Tuesday evening, May II, at n o'clock. A
General invitation is extended.
, 1867-05-10

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-A religious meeting un-
A, The direction of the Christian Brethren, will
.onm.uce at the NJ. f. Church, in this city, on
Friday May l7Ih, and continue three days.
y.,,e5iry A.Rs aud 4P. n, % Friday,
, 1867-05-10

FxNK Z. DusAS, by unanimous request Of
Il, lat. Democratic Convention will address the
,;,i,eo, of Walla Walla county, on the political
i,,u,, of the day, at the following times aud
.,,,,.: Wallula, May 18th, at 8 P. n. Walla
Villa, May 2lst, at "A M.
, 1867-05-10

Unos COsvEsrOs,-The Union Convention
., At thssBistrlct School Room, on 10 morrow
,o.,,-d.v) afternoon, at one o'clock, for the
lo,0o,e Of nominating legislative and comfy
, 1867-05-10

bp!cruESTs.-At the present term of the
District Court, indictments have been found
,,,n,t number of our merchants for selling
lCuOr in less quantities than II gallon. The in
statute Of which the parties were gnOrant, and
Lsuc. it is expected that only a nominal penalty
ill h. imuosei,
, 1867-05-10

,.,vouESrs.-Jos. Miseusr L Co., Of Boise
CITY, are indebted to this Office in the sum Of
s Til, hill has been forwarded to them sev>
~ ~ times. but receiving no response we take
H .,' .,tbod of notification.
, 1867-05-10
A CARD.

VI IL SIMMONS respectfully informs the pub
viii ,Iat he is closing out his entire stock at
\ lS.Sa, me Intention of going East. He expects
"A viii n; aoout four months. Parties having
eSde ~ Iim VIII please redeem such as soon as
9'oe. slaS AZ accounts must be settlsd by the LIST
Pa oSos, uaey will bs placed 10 the hands Of
g. snnsoRG