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, 1867-03-01
BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER.

toilet delight The ladies' treasure and the gen.
tlcman's boOnl The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and penon,
10 render the skin soft and fresh to prevent erup-
tons tO perfume clothing, &c.
II overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
1t removes tan, redness, blctches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and alays inflammation.
II cools. soflens and adds delcacy TO the skin.
Il yields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musquito bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold every.
where Try the Magnolia Water once, and you will
use no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water
afterwards
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Sold by druggists aud dealers on the Pacific Coast.
, 1867-03-01
Avar,s Ague Cure.

For the Speedy and Certain Cure of Inter-
mittent Fever or Chills and Fever, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague. Peri
odicaI Headache, and Billions Feversj tn-
decd, for the whole class of diseases oIigi
mating in hillary arrangement, caused BY
the malaria Of mias smatic countries,
TEYER AND AGUE IS NOT THE ONLY CON-
sequence OF the miasmatic poison. great va
nety of disorders arise from its irritation in malari-
Gus districts, among which are Neuralgia. Rhenma-
tsm, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Tootbache, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma. Painful Affection Of me
f5pIveu ysteTies, Iaiu Dow els, Collie Paray
SIS and Derangement of the Stomach, all OF which
when originating in this cause put on the lnterTnt
tent type, or become periodical. This CURE e1
pels the poison from the blood, and thus cures them
All alike 1t is not only the most efeetual remedy
ever discovered for this class Of complaints, but
the cheapest, and moreover, is perfectly sale. NO
harm cai arise from its use, and the patient, When
cured is left as healthy if be had never had t,e
disease Can this be said Of any OF her cure for Ch
and Feyerl It is true of this, and its Importance 70
those afflicted with the complaint cannot he over
estimated SO sure - 10 cure the Fever ana Agne'
that il may be truthfuly said to be certain remedy
One Dealer complains that it is not good medicine
TO sell because one bottle cures whole neighbor-
hood.
Prepared by J. c. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass,
and sold at Wholesale by SMITH DAVIS,
Portland, and by all dealers. o-%m.
, 1867-03-01
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

DEATH TO FLELs.-It is well known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly destroy eve
,ything in the shape of deas ticks, bed-bugs roach
entirely harmless to the human species and domestic
animals. The genuine has the signature of Z. Lyon
and the private stamp of Demas Barnes Co. Any
thing else of this kind is am imitation counter
feit Any druggist will procure the genuine if you
insist You Will have no OtEor.
, 1867-03-01
Lvon,s Extract Ginger.

LrOS's EYTRAcr or JLNAIcA GINOLR.-For lndi-
gestOn Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera MOrbus,
auired. Il. caresI preparation and entire purity
make it cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes. Sold every where at 80 cts per bottle Ask
for LYONS Pute Extract. Take no other.
CAUTION.-See that the private U ). stamp of De-
mas Barnes & Co. is over tho cork Of each bottle.
None otheris genuine. 4S-ly.
, 1867-03-01

p.,,o,ors RrvIvAL.--There has been going on
,nrin0 the past week, at the foot of the nouns
..;.. , religious revival, conducted by the Rev.
II, Rss,er. Many converts have been made
tbs good work is progressing.
, 1867-03-01


A GREAT many hits are being made at the Plan.
"A tation Btters, by score or two Of dsinterest.
ed FRIENDS who have endeavored 10 initiate or coun.
terfeit them. Its all Of no use. Tho people won y
be imposed upon long. The Plantation BiTtes are
increasing In use and popularity every day, and
Is that's wh-ts the NATTER They are In the same
sized bottles, and made just they we're at rnt and
will continue TO be, or we shall stop making them.
The Plantation Btters purify, strengthen and in
vgorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system aud enliveu the mind
Thcy prevent miasmatis and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Constipation and Dyspepsia.
They cure Darrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous headache
They mako tho weak strong, the lauguid brilliant
aud are exhausted natures great restorer The rec
cipe and full circular und each bottle Clergy.
men, merchants and other persons whose sedents ~
habits induce weakness lassitude palptation of the
heart lack Of appetite, distress after eating liver
complaint, constipation, &C.. will find immediate
and permanent relief in these Btters But above all
they are recommended to weak and delicate females.
and mothers. 80
They are sold by all respectable merchants. See
that each bottle h4s private United States stamp
over the cork and steel plate side label.
Beware of rehlled bottles. See that the stamp has
not been tampered with. ANY person pretending To
sell Plantation Bters by the gallon il swindler and
imposler, should be Immediately reported to US.
p. ii. DRAKE & CO.,
2l Park Row, New York.
Smith & Davis. Portland, Genl Ag'ts for Oregon.
, 1867-03-01
LYon,s Kathairon.

Itisa most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scurff and dandruff.
Ii keeps the head cool and elem.
1t makes the hiir rich, soft aud glossy.
It prevents hair turning gray aud falling on.
| restores hair upon prema .urely bald heads.
This is inst what Lyons Katharon will do:
1t is pretty-itis cheap-durable l. is literally sold
by the car load ard yet its almost incredible de-
mand is daily increasing, until there is hardly a
country store that loes not keep it, or family that
does not use it. E. T. LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
, 1867-03-01

RrruRNED HOME. Linkton, W. A.
-u,,d Geo. Baggs, residents of this city, have
returned from San Francisco after ie" months
absence. They all look well and hearty and
uwelcome home"
, 1867-03-01

1rpoE MoARTHUR, of Umatilla, paid us
-, in the early part Of the week, and spoke
-,nn,iasticslly ofthe general appearance of our
VALLEY, --
, 1867-03-01

usDsovr CALESDAR.-Ar. H. Parker, agent
,hs Manhattan Life Insurance Company, fur
,.,.a ~, the handsome calendar which graces
,r sanctum.
, 1867-03-01

r Rasmussen John
Rarmaron John
Ridsill James
Reynolds John
,rre Ryan James s
bella 2 Ray J. Ma
Ray Joseph 2
Rogers R b
" Riley James
Riggs Peter
B Reynold Mrs. L. J.
Ter Smith Sam'l
Stone T r
W Shumaker A
Stevenson WIN
Shelby Jh
Stewart H
d Smith Isaiah
Spanks WI
N Smith Miss Caroline
Slicer Chas
Sims J NJ,
Sullivan Mrs Mary
Smith CD
Shortell Robert
on Southerland Frank
Straus
Smiler J
Mary Sloan Jos
ate Storis J II
Snow W
Sullivan Mrs. Mary
G Thorp Milton
" Thompson J A
II Thompson A u
Thomas John
Thornton II
GP yansveny Andrew W
Thomas Wick John
Yernovum Zest
Vaughn Psdy
es Vance Alexander
teamster Weller Silas
l7id Winn S A
Wood VIM
+ Walton Alfred
Wilson A J
Wachter Ferdinand
Williams Abraham
,h Woodington Albert
Waldron David
Wood FF
ard Wiley Hutchinson
Walliee ] H
Yam IL
W
Foreign.
Mortellec M2
,nsieur Malet Philippe .
Nine Montague J B
ls Miranda Ramon
Perrin Monsieur
% Rogat B
eur Sanches Manuel
Tbuiller L
Valdez Guadalupe
Garregt Adam
, 1867-03-01
Last Call.

A IL PERS ms INDEBTED TO THE LATE
~ a nrm Of REGAIN & QUINN can save costs by
Ia sing immediate payment 10 the undersigned
al accounts not paid by the 10th of March will be
Siaeed in the hands of the Sheriff for collection.
slloer partner of the late irm is authorized 10
Ne io or suspend payment of said accounts.
WV FRANK P. DUGAN. Atty.
, 1867-03-01

Marriage and Ce1ibacy, an Essay of Warning
and lnstru ction for Young Men. Also Diseases and
soases which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
Of relief. Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
pYelopes. Address DR. J. SKILLN HoueHroN,
0Naid Association, PhiIadelphis, Pa. lily I, GS y
, 1867-03-01

Tao0-A few loads of wood will be taken at
,,i, Office in payment for subscription, if dsliv'
, 1867-03-01

COumssIosER's COURr.-There will bel called
,.,.iou of the County Commissioner Court du"
-;r tho nreseut month. The regular term will
he holden in May next All persons having bush
n..s should be on hand. The notice in another
column furnishes all necessary information in
rsoard to the special meeting.
, 1867-03-01

Chinese CAVP.-For several days past large
number of Chnamen have been camped on a
small stream, about half mIlc below town.
These Johns are understood to be the pioneers
Of a vast army Of Chiaamen who are about to
invade the country. We doubt the policy Of
our own white lahGscTs, aud fear that We shall
yet regret the influx Of these copper faced
LeathFn
, 1867-03-01

syow.-Night before last, the mountains skirt
inc this Valley were visited by the heaviest snow
an of the season 1t is feared that this
heavy fall of snow will prove serious drawback
N .fhe pack.trains that are making their way
o,-oss fbe mountains. In the Valley there was
little or no snow, and at this writing the wealth
.- ia exceedingly pleasant.
, 1867-03-01
School Notice.

THE NEXT TERN OF TEE "wALLA wALLA
L PUBLIC SCHOOL" win commence on MONDAY;
March 4th. There will be charged tuition Iee =
too dollars per month"; payable in Gdvanee invSnar
by. d03v) O. Aooks
, 1867-03-01
LIST OF LETTERS, /,
Wells, FARGO 3 CO.'S OFFICE,

D. P. Boyee ]. F.
Brown G. or J. G. Abel
90 Bernard A. 2
Birney John
n R.5 Burke A.
Butler T, ].
iehard Brush S. A.
Bahr F.
Briggs Mrs. Hannah
P. Bell Marcus
les n Bendells Albert G. B.
Barber E. H.
]. Brady P. II.
ely Bowers Wm.
Biain H. ".
. Brickton Oswell
Bauman Chas.
II.
7. Canada r.
tel Chartiery Frank
Coplin Isaac
,. Craft NJ.
. Coon ]. II.
Caplinger Henry
Cole Geo. E.
T.. Cooper A. ].
Cimberly W. G.
az Corrigan Phillip
Chandler Miss Mary
lrtha Crittenden Alfred
Cresap RObt.
Carrete W. II.
S. Cameron Duncan 2
lob Crdigie james
Campbell John 7.
Curtis Wm.
Cast ].
ella Cohn NJ.
Clancy Cornelius
}. Courtney John R
C Driver J R
E So DowD
10 Dimler F
Dow Jack
Deail Henry
artha E. Dennis Sam'l
chi NJ Doonigan Patrick
Dreher VIM
Davis Joseph
Donelley Michael
Dawson E
m Edwards Charles
2 Earl Jas F
Emery & Fulmer
ard 2 Edeien Ripies
W Eaton Miss Addie
,ssie 2 Euright John
Emery Rufus
;topher FoxQM
} Frost J G
Fore A 5
Friuk Mrs. Louisa ].
Farrell Rich d
Ford Tilmon 2
Sid Farrell Thomas
h Fudge James
ip J Ford Mr..
e Foristine Oliver
Il Fang Peter
iard FUrtIt Joseph
>. VI Gibbons W 4
es Golstetein Charley
id Grayson @ w
Ell Gray Sam'l
7 Gilman II. b
. Gardner las
lop orJOhnGibson DR.. w c
Edward Herrell WIN c
Vt Hall G w
ant Heller A 2
%. VIM Hamilton Thos II
L 3 Iocke d
Hamilton Silas .
| Hildebran John
Hughes John
,tte Iilmau Isaiah
illus 4 Huntington VIM
)mas llluSOn VIM
his Hunter Allen
my Henry s
S Hardy Frank
ma Harmon n r
Hclimuth J
Hunter Mrs. Libbie
Imkamp Henry
s Johnston RIP
k jackson George L.
Jackson B
Jones F V
rs ,Jentry james
Artist" Jackson Ben
d Jackson J w
* Kelly George
IS. 3 Kenoworhy D W
Katy VIM
1 Kimball Henry
hew King Silas f
y Krousgrill Jacob
Kembry Licurgus
Lloyd tt
Moses Lougee John
Leary John
G Levere Mr.
Lee Caven
Logan S A
lael Lewis George
IN Lamar Jas or Jos
Lamb Patrick
< 2 Moores D. L ]. E
Morehouse Taos
ok Mauzey. Levi W
hard Mcclellan John
Mary Meyer E
Rebecca J Michel Miss Anna
Meagher John G
2 Mitten G
John Mason Frank B
5 Abigail Morris @ j.
rick Mandis Berry
n Mohigan John
McCOrd II R
Maher Phillip
e Mcdonald Mrs EPotter2.
Mulcehey VIM
r Morghan NJ B
SH Mccartney Edwards
les A Mccarthy W H
Mayer W z
Y McKinnon T A
McGlinchey Cornelius
Miller A D
lander Mullen Jacob
Mayfeld John
G Norton VIM
Noyes James
'ert Newmegen 8
Newby CO
Neil WI
0'Neal Michael
4 O'Harra Albert
a O'Brien Jane
0usley Mr.
Pyds WIN
Picket Michael
, 1867-03-01

SICKNESS. notwithstanding our Valley is gen
orally healthy, there has been considerable sick
,arss ca the Touchct, during the present winter.
Some ten deaths have occurred in that vicinity
from Typhoid fever. Waj,s5urg mnst offer in
ducemcn:, to some Of the many phpscians in
our midst. The balance of oar Valley is gen.
erslly healthy, but still the EsculHpians are on
the qui rirs
, 1867-03-01

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-GovernOr Cole and General
Mckinney Superintendent OF Indian Affairs, of
Washington Territory, are soon expected to visit
,bi, pIace. These officials will visit the Lapwai
and Colvile Indian agencies, on an inspection
tour. Wicked persons will suggest that politics
has something to do with the movements OF
these distinguished officials
, 1867-03-01
atalla svalla Statesman.

TpIDAY EvENI7G, MARCH 1. 1867.
, 1867-03-01

DAILY MAlLs.-Commenci with the
l.t Of the month, we shall have daily mail
through to Portland. For the present, the mail
for Portllnd closes at C P. n. The daily mail to
StltLake closes at An. There is one thing
certain, whatever other causes of complaint we
plain Of lack Of ma facilities.
, 1867-03-01

= r -
& DIR :, =, DAY. &
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
AND yAxcT ASp TOILET ARTICLES,
FINE WINES AND BRANDIEs, FOR
MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
BRUSHES AND PERFUMERIES,
OF Tue LATEST Styles FINEST QUALITY,
Materials for SelfRising Flour,
Essrything kept in first class drug store.
DRUGS,
EXTRACTS,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
HERBS, &C.,
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF ALL POPULAR
seN
PATENT MEDICINES,
..- e. ~ ALSO
PAINTS, OILS,
- WINDOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS.
o.. CoLoRs, &c.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS Careful ly com.
pounded, and orders answered. with care and dis.
patch. -
Farmers and Physicians from the country will find
oul st ock Of Medicines complete, warranted genu-
inc aud of tho best quality.
, 1867-03-01
Notice.
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CORPORATION
4 known as the
w STUC MA II o A y
y ANsn
Notice,

f e Il 4 y ~ m u a II y
will apply at the next regular session Of the Comms
sionersI Court of Wala Walla County, W. t. and at
the next regular session of the COMMISSIONER Court,
stevens county, W. T., for FEkRY LICENSE
across Snake River for the term Of hve years, at
LASATER & LANGEnRp,
Att'ys for AID Corporation.
February asd, 1857. lo-4E
, 1867-03-01
V accin a t ION.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
of VACCINE VIRUS. DIREcT FROM THE Cow,
aud imported from Germany. The danger OF disease
being communicated FROM impure matter, is thus
avoided.
SINS. E. STEVENSON, NJ. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

A $40 FOURTH AVENUE, BY STANLEY DAY, CITY
IA In A. Madison Park, First second, Third
Fourth Fifth SIXTH Eighth, Nineth Tenth and Eleventh;
zee printed list
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MEDICAL.

A LII SPECIAL DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS AND
"A physical debility, speedily and eirectualy cured with
mercury Consultation strictly private and oonhden
tial DE-. LEWIS, no. Beach street Established 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

Omcial Transfers OF Real Estate.

66h st 500 n " Of 9th Az 25xQ0 5..........S 6S51
18th ct. 500 r. OF 9th AZ 2slD05 .......... $50
l5h u, g. rs Il OF A 2bxltS II 5v
llh s. rs H. OF Sod ct 25xluO ............ 1000
Elizabeth st, Us n OF Bayard 1880 5000
Sullivan ST. Us It Of Blocker 25x L. 100
la3 Willett zox50
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RBcErvEp r41
.he fou9dsuoa q tho ton h. Y g srs q "a MnsS
Of Jamaica uptl Monday. the ilsh DAY q ~
which time see proposals. YIN y $3.50 80 Ss Cons
nssionsfs rssss ne nghs = 1851 sY sc Il hs Nv
idsrcs q ire ssersry e Jassiss q az 90 vesAs
ssss New rosl . shs - = saa g ~ Z,
Secretary Bosrd To9a ~ c0nnianssssA
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sARaAIN.-FoR BALE, on ToMPKfNs AyENr

n three two story basement and sub-cslAr frame
Houses oiled 10 with brick, atuate the wessry side Of
Tompkns avenue between Monroe street Gates
nue. cio,c 70 Leer PARK The houses are each % feet
rooms hot and cold water, bath, range heaters and
other modern improvements Lots each LOO feet In dept
Fries % 900 Ttrms Apply the premises 70 H.
LASSiNG l6i Broadway. room IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Onlcial Transfers Of Real Estate In BrOekiyn.
ON TUESDAY.
L Raymond Il, I'D Il . from wiiioughby Ct l6x1H,

Omcial Transfers of Real Estate In Br0ekiyn.
ON TUESDAY.
Z . Raymond 81, Id Il from wioughby d, >6x1A
Ecscasio 81 go II from Sos,rsad ~, ioan1'
Broadway cor 81 Rsry St as
Hudson 80 II from Concord l0ot2l D.. lU0V
W. Hall s rs q W from Gates AZ. 9sszix4 " D.. sue
NJ Quincy st. 2Oo n " from Ionpkins AZ, lA1loxos -
vs. GRAND Az. Is feet from Gates Az. Soda b.
Taylor 81. lis ii from wyih: AZ. ioor D.. s
Nelson st. corner Of Smith Sox20. y. 1000
Macon St, IS from Reed av I6oxl 10 D.. SIS
Decatur II E3 n " from Reed ~. l22xi7 d.. Ina
henry st 100 Il from Poplar. isi.s5 VII. SO
II Hamilton 30 from Clinton q. 3Cxl6 w D.. 300
Ainsieo o. ~ FL from Ninth. l0ux2Q D..... Loco
ON WEDNESDAY,.
smith i Is n rom aa'D De s !: sss b. 30
gnderhi ~, corner PAchc q lioxAh D...... 2zW
= Felix . rs from De Kals ss.3s p;.. 2oUo
Koscuske q 900 y from Yates az leoI2sc " p isg
Lafayette ~, ar from Tompk ioozz - 80
vs. Portland AZ. s22 q from Dc kalb Az, iocx2O. -
~ rsyior 4. w Il irom wySs az. ioa1s SSS
CAFES ~ issn ! from Lewis y. TiIlssw b. S
M 81 s. az is Il from sss a. a. i1
Water ii, iigf, from hudson ~. ioSl d.
Bedford ~, IRON xoiros Il ssli il D.. 400
Myrtle St lis from willow 81 i1srSS b D.. Lao
Sake, ,s., 4 ss ron cliasoI , lsS,S D. Ss
Kent sv Of Penn s i02 n iz4 6oou
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81 ST WARD TAMMANY HALL WARD CoMMTTEE.-
I'll Ameetinc OF the above committee Will be held on
Thursday evening November IS at 7k O'Clock and every
evening thereafter until after the election. BY order OF
JANIS n J6ieIm, Secretary.
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RRooKLYN PRoPERTY-Ip ATLANTIC, SARATOGA.
~ Gates and Lsfaysts avenues; Dean, Gold. MAN,
middle Powers, Quincy, Hickory, Water. wykcd, kedney
and south offord streets, First and Third places
EoR sALE-A GRAIN pIsrTLLERy, CAPACITY lm
~ busheis, suitable or hour mill; block from East
river alss RscyinS House and Rum Disery now occu-
PEE ~ Lceecr FAR Co.. comprising ttfu.swo lots ~
hsmsburr.
Ton sALE-rwo THREE STORY oIgH sIQOP
housea rooms each 6nsly nnished In ne ns! n6o{.
hood Of New York and Brooklyn Avonuoa frics sou:
vass s,:rr Les Term y suis M :. rns .,r.s.
LroR sALE-rHH FrRsT, sBoOND AND. SIXTH
avenue. Uf6U ~ so dn1 brek On vanderbilt ave.
nSs fsuf0 ssu = rslsss AZ lao scn ~. ~ ,r.m,..
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NOR sALE-THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN
II stone House, 2x50xl0o; elegant nsshborhood; only
si00Sc AInENDER 1IxuREvcE CO., 50 Pine street.
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I1OR SALE-A SPLENDID FOUR STORY HOUSE, ON
Twenty ninth street near Fifth avenue complete with
every imaginable for residence
win BE- sold At decided bargain. CHARLES E. MILLS
AGENT g West Thirtieth street.
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LrOR sALE-BY &. L. 7. BURNHAM, 600 HUD.
4 street. rs Hammond street 81, 81 and ~ Seventh
avenue - Abingdon square, ~ Jane u Bank street.
81 Perry street. 10 Watts street. "a rs and % Hubert sreet
S Greenwich S5 Warrington street. US West Fourth
street. 800 Washington street. l6f East THIRTY second street.
$50 Seventh 37 West Thirty second street. LIZ Ham,
mond street and III Perry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
DIsPATCHEs.
NEW YORK DISPATCHES.


Mexican News-VesseIs of War and
MunitiOn for the LiberaIs-French
Squadron at Havana, etc.
NEW York, April l.--Adsices from the
City of Mexico of the 18th ult., say the
Liberals were almost under the walls ofthe
capital, and prevented supplies from
entering. Maximilian's army at Guerra
tero was completely environed by the
Liberals. Gen. Diaz had commenced be-
sieging Purbla. The people in Vera Cruz
were disposed to insist on surrender of
the place to the Liberals outside. Over
three hundred persons were in prison in
Mexico City for expressing sympathy with
the Liberals, and failing to pay their quota
of the forced loan. Maximilian's Gov
ernor of the city had resigned, and intend
ed to leave for Europe.
The General McCullum, an iron war
steamer for the Mexican Liberals, sailed
from this port yesterday for Tampice,
Mexico, with two full batteries of artillery
and ten thousand stand Of small arms, four
tots of powder and a large quantity of fixed
ammunition aboard. The vessel also car
ried several officers of the Liberal army.
The Herald's Havana correspondence of
the ~ ln ulls SdH5s lH6 MHolc IIGuCu
squadron of war vessels from Vera Cruz had
arrived, making an imposing display. The
Spanish ironcIad Teuton, which excited
the unqualified admiration Of the Dons
some time ago, was thrown completely into
the shade on the appearance OF the French
vessels of the same character.
Gen. Dulce was married with imposing
ceremonies recently.
The Times special says efforts are max
ing to depreciate the condition of the
Treasury for speculative purposes, and a
report of a circular being sent to Europe
by New York house with that view, but
this correspondent learns from the highest
authority that SO far from the Treasury
being involved in difficulty of the extent
of its maturing obligations, the prospect is
the reverse. The custom revenues thus
far approximate closely to the large re-
ceipts of last year, and although the in
ternal revenue receipts are considerably
less than last year, as was naturally ex-
pected and fully anticipated, as well as
from reduction of taxation and from de-
preston of business. It is now positively
certain that the fiscal year will close with
very gratifying balance of receipts.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-02

UsEFUL REcIPE FOR FIsHERMES.-Ihe
following directions by an old fisherman
will be Of service TO the disciples Of old
Izaak Walton, hereabout: "Stick your
knife in the back Of his neck and slash his
gills the first thing. ALWAYS bleed your
Ssh rs soon rs you land him, it makes his
flesh hard.) When You are ready for your
supper make a small ineision at the throat
and draw the entrails, Then fill him up
with a wedge Of Cat pork or.bacon. Wrap
him in several thicknesses Of paper, well
wet foak leaves will dO4, and lay him in
the hot ashes, cover him we'll with ashes
and Goals. Leave him Cor from twenty
minutes to half an hour, when You may
unearth hira and eat with whatever accom-.
paniments you may have. The trst thing
You'll do next morning will be 70 60 iish'
ing
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-02
ARTEMUS WARDS WILL.

The will of Charles F. Browne gives
$500 each to two children of Mr.. Higgins
ton, his agent
To his mother he leaves a life interest in
the whole of his real estate, the value of
which is at least $25, 900, and at her death
ii passes into the hands of Horace Greeley,
as trustee, for the purpose of founding an
asylum for decayed printers.
His library is to be competed for by the
boys at present receiving their education
st the school in which Mr.. Browne was
educated.
The rest of his personality is devoted to
the object of providing for the educate u
of George Stevens, an intelligent youth of
fourteen, who has been his constant at
tendant and companion for the last two
years. The will provides for his appren-
tieeshiP for two years in printing office,
and then his removal to college for the per-
fecting of his education. Mr.. Browne
stated that his object in wishing George to
go first into printing office was that he
might ascertain how little he knew, and
how important il was to learn"
SUMMERS DIsEAsE.-The Boston Post
SAYS "Sumnerzgotzwearino brain"