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sentenced for Life.

NEW YORK, Dec 24-Noon
Margaret WEIGH, convicted of the murder TN
I'd degree) of policeman, has been sentenced TO
imprisonment for life.
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"Chris.m,e comes BIZ. once a year.
! And once Il scar I'll. OH -,i is filled from
basement 10 HaTTcJ. Once Il year OLD scores
are wiped o:ut, ola wound, he#ioI. brothers
become boys anlio, and th@ battle o. life.
with I'll It's inevitable shortcomings, J. Tor
gotten. Tie hearth round which We cios-
tered as Il mothers knee, ~ 81 liar CNCn
which every worldly 4iefaE" : sacrificed ;
and II We mis- some G".r +Aa- rom t&v
Gathering, We feel that, even "a earth, We
have nad q fCrctazto q lac eternal home 10
which we are ha@tenin~, g. il il that,
year by year, the OH house stretches It's
sides and the church. round which ON
foresaehers sleep finds us kHcejiuG even to
the third and foDrth generation. Bat,
though we miss q face sometimes, We alsy
often welcome = new one. AuU Is jhc
Christmas time Of which 7 am going to
write, brother, after twenty years Of cZito.
/ had corae back to Us, bringing with 2;n
his only child. iu2 w. q fir r;p&L0~l,
and the nrettic-F girl ! oy2r saw; her nm
common beauty. for she was utterly unlike
any Of or girls, and her qoasut ways took
our hearts l- torn at once, and complete
" aubdued Chat of Mark Ambo1,y. Rev,
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Rxu2x Failure.

ST.. LOUIS, Dee 81 Noon.
Fessen. Son & Co., bankers, failed to-day.
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it was foolish what bad /, an old maid.
en- aunt, to do with the perjured faith
of heartless girl, or tie broken heart of a
too easily duped lover? AS I sat there be-
fore the dying fire, with the tears still wet
upon my face. I became conscious of a
sound resembling waves breaking; [ lis
tened 1he waves beat grew louder. I could
hear them distinctly, and SO too could I
! hear the wind and storm bowling louder
and louder it broke against the windows
! of my room, nay, IL the very room itself
! shuddered as the blast passed over me [
felt the cold spray dashing in my face and
grasped the chair as [ tried to shrek, to
cover my ears and hide my eyes in the pill
! low, but in vain. / had no choice but to
| look upon the stormy sea where ship lay
tossing helplessly. I saw the spars washed
overheard. | saw men struggling in the
pittles3 waves the faces and streaming hair
of women and once the white face Of a lit
tie child. Then the darkness became so
intense that only when the lightning
flashed could I distinguish the wreck, al
though the thunder OF the tempest was
cur ling my blood. Suddenly the winds
ANA waters ceased their war, and there
came a calm So deep that [ heard every
throb OF my heart; and as | SAT- wondering
what was coming, u gentle wind rushed
past I1o, Il Lane, touched my face and Mark
Amhc.lq - voice cried, ''Comfort Ina"
After that seemed to faint, for when /
recovered consciousness the fire and can
Dies we're Gus, and the dull grey morning
was shining INTO the room. Gradually l
began TO collect ny thoughts, and as [ IN
dressed myself and cropt into bed :" feel
ing Of horr0 settled down upon me. I had
never been a believer in the supernatural,
anu now tried hard to convince myself that
i:#i been dreaming. l was determined
u treat i as q dream, and, laughing at my
folly, pcrsistently kept down my fears,
leaving next day, without saying word TO
Inc. Oar parting WAS = cold one, for my
heart was CuiI, and I knew thar the slight
est dem onStratiOr on my part would over
turn my sclf-conjrol, aud give my sensible
resolutions to the winds, Sc. With q cold
ki8. nd muttered '.you'lI write OF course
We parted.
fortnight after saw Mark s promotion
iii the Gazette, and tne following post
brought nae IL letter from Ina ''Mark,"
she sud, chad left India, coming home
rornd the Cape TO shake off the effects Of
. :. .5lt attack of fever.
The letter Tell from my hand. l say it
all noV;-anl the cold drops stood upon my
forehead rs j seemed again to hear the sad
voice crying, "Comiort Ina" Mark was
uTOwuoo by some mysterious power / had
seen the wreck and love, stronger than
death, had brought the dying man With
his mess. Sc Of love. His last Thought had
been oI Iua an,: ina, what OF her What
would she feel when she know ttiat at the
Very time she WIS false to him, Mark was
IL tie jaws Of deGth-and such = death
! Vas wretche,l. could lot write. I
}.sro not gee her. / went away by myself
where none OF my people couIG get at me,
md r1T.'rH me tn fell igG felt Yntl,;tl il,y
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Marine Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, S. O., Dec. 23-P. Ill.
Ar1ived-Bark Alexander Mcneil, from PILLS
deiphia.
Sailed-Barh David McNutter, for Liverpool.
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Memory is Adam sitting outside the
gates OF Paradise. weeping over pleasures
60ne forever. Hope IS Adam Ill the
strength o. Gods promises going about to
engage il the activities Of holy life, look
ing for the everlasting joys Of the world to
come.-Dr. Deems.
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Marine Intelligence,

New York. rcc 24-Noon.
| ArrlYe'!-Ste&mcr VIA Clyde, from Wilmir g
| ton, = G
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Marine Intelligence,

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dee. %.
2cilr ILL, matthews, from X in2gton, n. O..
arrived here today.
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Marine Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Dec. PIP. NJ.
Arrived-Schoore III. A. Stockham, from Will
mngton, N. G.
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the house Of a negro woman, named Har-
riet Ann Hill, where he was refused admit
( tance. 1t is said that jealousy and i'll
blood existed between Selby and the other
negroes implicated on account of the
woman. Shortly after leaving, Selby was
set upon by Alexander Willis, Anthony
Jackson NEGRO soldiers) and Henderson
Taylor, negro. The evidence on the in
quest was that Willis cut Selbv III the
region OF the heart with knife, sever
inches long, while Taylor stuck him sew
eral blows on the head with a rock
both infictipg terrible wounds, either Of
which would have been fatal. Jackson
was by, aiding and abettlne.
The jury, summoned By ". e. Crawford,
Esq, Coroner, after patient investlga-
ton of the facts, as disclosed hv the
evidence, rendered n verdict that " the
deceased came to his death by blows in
ficted by knife and stones IN the bands
Of Alexander Willis and Henderson Iay-
lor, aided by Tony Jackson"
These three negroes have itac4 arrested
and committed to Jail.
Raleigh Sanii..el 24th
Town OFrIcELs.- learn tuat General
Candy has made the following appoint
ments of Town Officers for CsoldsJoro', for
the ensuing year
JAS II. Place, Bed, Mayor and I.cssrs,
G. G. Perkins, G. /. W EMham, ii. !.
Grant and Henry We'll, Commissioner.
While these gentlemen are H0t lie choice
Of the qualified voters OF tie own, they
Will, &e believe, discharge their duties I'M
partially. W believe tho appointments
are as good - corIl be made. nader tho cir
cumstauces.- Ae5cs.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

BEEswAx, ID 33 Ia 35
BEEF CATTLE,
% 100 lbs. Z 90 Clio GO
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Rates of Freight.

Per Steamer. Per Sailing
Vessel.
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LIME, u bbl.O 90 al 0 90
From store o Oh % / 80
IoLAssES, IL gallon,
Cuba, LII Is. .47l0 52A
| 60 bbis. 90 60 So
Sugar house.45 "a 47I
do bbis. .473@ SO
Syrup, bbls. 60 "a l 90
, 1867-03-08
84tf

DR. JULIEN PEERAULT, Doctor of Medicine Of
~ the FncuitS Of Paris, Graduate of the Unver-.
" Queens College, and Physician Of the ST. John
Blptiste Society Of San Fraiciscc.
DIR PfRRAuLT has pleasure to infcrm patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice that he
can he utcd daily at mis- cflicc, Armory Hall
hulel-s i,vrtn East corner Montgomery and Saer-s
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. 9, 10, II.
hrst hoor, Up stirs, entrance either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
DR. PlRRNuITs studies have heen almost exeN
sively Gcyottd to the Of the various n,r.us ~
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results of inf-
Gus habits acquired in youth. which usually ternin
ate IN impotence and sterliiy, and permanently in
dnce all the cone 1uauts of Old age Where secret
luiiImity exits nNol"ing the happincss of lie and
that of others, reason and morally dictate the ne
cessiiy Of its removal, for il is fact that premature
decline OF the yigor OF mdunovd, matrimonial urr
haprincsS compulsory single fo. etc, have their
sources in CAUSES, the germ Of whirh is planted ia
cry lie, and the bitter fruit tasted long attcrWard:
patients lalClipg under this complaint will COMPLAIN
Of ole or m r. of the following symptoms; Noe
turnai Emissions, Pains in the Back and lica3;
Weakness of Memory anI sigh. Discharge from the
Utc'h~a on going 10 stool or making water, the In
iJ!1ctuaI Faculties are wVa&cAcd, Loss Of Memory
cnsUes, loca~ arc cUuGed and there is u d>inrlina
ton 10 "iic"a To- business or ,yeu rcadiig writing
or the society Of friends, etc. The patient wll lro
ably cunI du Of Dizziness, Vertigo. and the sight
and hearing ave weakened and sleep ,+i>tqIbcd by
dreams, melancholy, siEny, plipitltiuI> aiutiug>,
coughs and slew fever, ht!c some have external
rheumatic pain, and uuu!hucSs OF TIE body. Some
lace ard aching in d'f-grI' parts ot the buy. Pc
ulhts suffering from tins disease should apply ill.,
inedatell to Dr PERRAULT, ci;Eer in person or by
Iel'cr, as Ha viii guarantee Of Seminal Ennis
sions and Impotence in six to eight weeks
Iali"htN Suffering from NcnUrc;l diseases in any
stage, GonorrhcCa, G!cet, SirictUrcs Bu1U Ulcers,
tHancouS EruptiOuS, etc viii be treated successful
ly. All Syp!nhic and MercuTial taiuts entirely
moved from ;he sy stem.
llR. PERRAuLT's diplomas in his Office, whero
patients can for themselves that they are uu er
the care Of regularly educated practltioncr. The
be.t references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
am examine for themselves. We invite investiga-
ton claim not to know eve rything nor to cure ev.
cry body, but we do claim that in all cases taken
der treatment we fulfill our promises. We purlieu-
i"ly request those who have tried this boasted doc
Tor, and that advertised physician till worn out and
discouraged, to call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Indles suffering with any complaint incidental ID
their sex, can consult the doctor with the assurance
Of relief.
, 1867-03-08
MEDICAL INsTIrtJT1S,,
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE cHapoDo

nR. Il, G. KINNEY 8 Private Medical and G.
IL gieal Institute Walla Walla half nila TS sur
OF town; Office at the Oriental Hotel. "''is east
Established expressly to afford the ahictoJ
and scientific Medical Aid, in the treatment "a sound
of all Private and Chronic Diseases, sypbioo cure
cases of secrecy, and all Sexual diseases. cases.
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to bis
Gus patients for their patronage since locsfu uner
inlS59, and takes this method of notfrnc ,Is mere
lie that be has leased the large and co,nrn pub
building Of Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, ON Main S,n
and has had the same fitted up for the street
Hospital, with every comfort for the On re s o.
tion Of those who require Medical or Surgical osa
ance. e'N'' asslst
Special attention will be paid to affections os .,
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidney al " tae
senses Of the Genito Urinary Organs 6iso.Sa oaa ID.
private nature VIII receive prompt attention sr
managed successfully. Diseases peenl;ar 70 M and
and children will receive his unremtted atteponh
also, afe ctiOns of the eye and ear and in sbot
malades to which hnman flesh is heir will cI al ino
attention n ns
Letters from persons unable personally to cor,r..
ncate with the DR.. accompanied by the nsnoI ~
will receive prompt attention. 'eei
The Doctor would state that he has had ar a..
rience of more than thirty wears in treating Coz.
disease occurring in Northern and Southern cIs,l
besides, having enjoyed large hospital practie.
both in civil life, and with our army in the No.
War-where he was surgeon in the army
1t too often occurs that persons recurring Med;o.
aid, arriving here from the various mining TOWN. =
the upper country, at inc instance of friends 49,
induced to 90 to San Francisco, thinking tbot ib
will not find proper treatment short Of that ci,;y
thus inv olvng an unnecessary expenditure of III
time and money. Toshow that there is no neeesj,
to do this the Doctor refers to parties whom be hsy
treIted, and those now under his care in hospita
There is a number of persons to whom Dr. K i.
authorized to refer, who were cured by him Sn
having been treated by other physicians Tit6os,
obtaining any relief Making the treatment of cbro
mic diseases speciality, aud fully provided with al
the appliances of modern science, DR.. K feels war
ranted in guaranteeing permanent and speedy rnr.
in even the worst cases. To him the afflicted caS
apply in full confidence of obtaining relief @4
Remember the address,
DIR. l.. C. KINNEY.
34t Walla Wala W
, 1867-03-08

SuBJuGATED MES.-ln no place in the world
says the Virginia Enterprise, can we find more
men who have given up to float with the current
of life's stream than on the Pacific Coast-men
subjuPated by the times Here is one leaning
listlessly against an awning post, you can see at
glance that be is subjugated--the paws of the
tiger" are on him and he has long since ceased
to struggle to regain his freedom. Near him
lounges another subjugated lndiyidual-whiskey
was to heavy for him aud got him down. Stocks
have subjugated Others and other things Others;
still we have a large army composed of the utter>
ly Squelched. All at first entered briskly into
the race Tor fame and w'a.tb, but now they have
ceased looking beyond the present day-tbey
have no thoughts of riches-,hcy knock under
to fate; they are subJugated.
, 1867-03-08

STERLING PRIoE.-A correspondent af the Gin
einnau (O.) Commercial says: Last Sunday
saw in st. Louis, St the dinner,table of the
Southern Hotel, Sterling Price. saw before
me poor old man. whom peace and honor made
plethoric, whom war has made bald and lean
His great shoulders bent under their dwindled
flesh; his feet were shrunken in their CATERS
and ratified like pair of spurs; he had lost the
battle>light from his eyes, the bronze from his
knucklesi his voice of command was lost so that
the waiter bent to his lips to hear his choice of
soups. Destitute in his disappointed age, the
spectre of a dining-table, one-half Of the guests
who looked upon him pitifully had been his
soldiers in the war. Three times he swept Mis-.
souri-slew Lyon, stormed Mulligan, bearded
JEFF. Davis Now he eats like the seventh stage
of man
, 1867-03-08
"LovB TO HATRED TURNED"

Glove TO HATRED TURNED" A singular
scene occurred recently during performance at
the theatre of Mantle, France. Mile G., seated
in the dress circle, was observed to be in
state of great excitement, and, during the int
terval between the first and second act of Gro
land a Roncevaux," was seized with a nervous
attack and had to be removed to the saloon,
wheBe she recovered and then resumed her place
Her agitation, however, again came on, and as
soon as the curtain had dropped for the second
time she got up and walked straight to a gen.
ueman who was seated with his newly married
wife In the same gallery, gave him violent slap
IN the face. The wife maintained perfect com
posure during the scene, and after waiting until
the excitement had somewhat calmei down left
the house, the police having, in the meantime,
removed the assailant, who had been abandon
ed by the man.
, 1867-03-08
Notice to Absent Defendants,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
CoUNTY OF STEVENS. o.
In the District Court Of the lst Judicial Distrief,
ITO f. F. SMITH YOU ARE HERERY NO.
Il titled that Charles Barrett has fled a com
plant against you in said Court which shall come on
to be heard al the first term of the Court which shall
1861 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same VIII be taken con nfessed and tho PRAYER
thereof granted. The object and prayer Of said com.
plant to recover the sum Of two hundred and TWEEN
ty-sx dollars and twenty-five cents, with interest
thereon from April 25th, A. D., 1866 it being the
amount due on certain bill Of goods purchased Of
plaintiff by defendant, in the City Of Portland Ore
date of purchase.
Complaint and notice fled January 9th. 1867.
CHARLES BARRETT.
S2ml Per d. II. FER0UsoN, his Attorney.
, 1867-03-08
IPUBLlc REsoLurIos-No. IL

A RESOLUTION to provide for the removal of the
wreck of the steamship Scotland.
Resolped By the Senate and House Of Representd>
tives Of the United States Of america in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of War be, and
he is hereby authorized and directed to cause
the removal Of the wreck Of the iron steamship
Scotland now on the bar outside of Sandy
Hook, near the entrance to the harbOr of New
York, and the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, or so much thereofas may be necessary
to complete said removal, is hereby appropria-
ted, to be paid out Of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated. The Secretary
of War shall, after notice given in one or more
newspapers in the cities of Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, receive sealed proposals for
the removal of said wreck, and make contract
for the same with the lowest bidder therefor.
Said contract will in no case exceed in amount
the sum herein appropriated.
Approved, January 20, 1867.
, 1867-03-08

DR. DIo LEWIS oPISIoS.-The women of Amer.
lea are falling into sadly dilapidated condition
-ronnd'shouldered, nervous, with thin, soft
muscles and general exhaustion. ETorts arc
being made to restore them through gymnastics
horseback riding and other similar measures
But these means, good as they are, will never
De extended to the nation at large, or continued
through any considerable part Of the life. Be,
sides, the labor tnus performed is non .produc,
i've, or at least reaches only the individual en-,
gaging In the exercise.
, 1867-03-08
Female Monthly Pills.

DIR, PFRRAuLT is the only agent in California fol
Dr. BIoTs Female Monthly Pills Their Immense
sale has established their reputation as a female rem.
cdy, unapproached, and far in advance Of every 9th:
CT remedy tor suppresSions and Irregularities and
other distractions i'll females. On the recent of yo
dollars these Pills will be sent by mail or express to
any part OF the WORLD secure from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at distance can he cured at home by ad:
dressing letter to DR. PERRAuLT, corner of Sacra.
mento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and H. or
Box 973, p. o. San Francisco, stating the case a Is
mlnutely as possible, general habits of living,
patton, etc, etc.
al communications confidential.
July 1890 ooiu
, 1867-03-08
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, l.,

COUNTY or WALLA WALLA.
In the District Court, First Judicial Distriet.
HNO ABRAM D. CLARK: You are hereby noi.
Il fed that Phillip Ritz has filed complaint
against you in said Court which will come on 20
be heard at the first term Of the Court, which shall
commence more than two months after the lst day o.
March, 1867, and unless you appear at said term nho
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer q
said complaiet is to recover judgment against you
for the sum Of Seven Hundred and Seventy dollaIsi
aud legal interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum, from the LIST day Of November, Ieo1'
the same being the amount due a certain prom,
issory note executed by you, payable to Charles b
Cook, or bearer. and dated November lst, 1851
Complaint filed February 2sih. 1861.
PARKER & STEVENS,
linn Attorneys for Plaintiff
, 1867-03-08
NOTICE no ABsENT DEFENDANT.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
WALLA WALLA CorvTy -.

WALLA WALLA UOCN1Y.I -
In tie District Court, First Judicial District.
ITO GEORGE II. DAKIN You are hereby mott.
I fed that JAMES d. MIN has filed complaint
against you in said Court which will come on to he
heard at the first terta of said Court which shall
commence moe than two months after he lst day Of
March, 1867 and unless You appear at aid term and
answer, the same will he taken confess 3D. and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and PRAYER of
said conf lant i to recover of you the sum OF Two
Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars due on your note
made SEPT. oath, 1906 and payable December lst.
lSG6, with interest fem said last mentio ed date #
tic rate Of one and one half per cent per month.
JAMES D. MIX, Plaintiff.
March LIST, lSf7- ImE
, 1867-03-08

JOSH BILLINGS on PRAYER.-From too many
friends, and from things at loose ends, good
Lord deliver US.
From a wife who don't love us, and from
children who don't look like US, good Lord de-
liver us.
From snakes in the grass, from snakes in our
boots, from tOrchlight professions, and from
new rum, good Lord deliver us.
From PACK pedders, from young folks in love, y,
from old aunts without money, and kolera NOR
bus, good Lord deliver
From wealh without charity from praise with
out sense, from pedigrees worn out, from poor
relations, good Lord deliver us.
From newspaper sells, from pills that aint
physic, from females that paint, and from men
that fatter, good Lord deliver US.
From gals that chaw gum and wear dirty
petticoats, and from men who don't love babies,
good Lord deliver us.
From virtue without fragrance, from butter
that smells, froth niger camp meetings, from
cats that are courting, good Lord deliver us.
From other folks secrets, and from mormons
and 0egums, and wOmen's committees, good
Lord deliver US.
From politicians who pray, and from saints
VINO tlpPle, red herring, ard all grass widows,
good Lord deliver US.
, 1867-03-08
Notice to Absent Defendant
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, @,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA %
In The District To,y5$ Eyrst T,,,I;.;aJ D;.Jr;ef
TO S. S. BROOKSi

Won are hereby notified that III. Parker has
hled complaint against you in said Court
which will come en- to be heard at the first term Of
the Court, which shall commence more than two
months after the lst day cf March, 1867, and unless
you appear at said term and answer, the same wiz
De taken as confessed and the prayer thereof grant
ed The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover Judgement against you for the sum of -Four
Thousand Five Hundred and Seventy Dollars, enc
interest thereon at the rate OF two and oneha per
cent. per month, from the 26th day Of May, 1885
the same being the amount due on two certain
promissory notes executed by you for the respect
i've sums Of Twenty-Five hundred and Seventy Dol;
lars, and Two Thousand dollars, payable 70 said
Plaintiff, and dated respectively May Goth, 1858
Complaint filed February 9th, 1867.
PARKER e. STEVENS,
ll-2m Att'ys for Plaintiff.
, 1867-03-08
EstraY Notice.

TNAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, OCTOBER
Il LIST. 1865, on the Barnett Ranch, A Dark
Brown Horse, two years old, a star in the face
and white stripe at tn end Of the nose, right hind
foot white lef fore foot white. The owner have
said horse byproving property and paying charges.
Apply to TH0S. TIERNEY,
loft. orto JOHN SEEBER on the Ranch.