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AT ONLY ONE PRICE.
M. e. II E G. G,
NEW YDnK STCnE Nos. and 8 Estes House
Emerson's Agency.
THE .FLORENCE-

SEWING MACHINES have
The reversible Iced motion
~tssh enAhles the operator
TO hsyeshe work carry eth
sr way, Or TO change the dr.
rrctioB and fasssn the end
otsesms BY turning athumb
screw They are aeiselews
and css 70 used v here c.les
Is eecessary Their stitch Is
the wonder Of all, because
ef its com siaed elasticity,
+trrsRiksad hesatv.
, 1867-10-04

The BIG DITcH ENTERPRsE.- Some
weeks ago we gave information, derived from
Mr.. Ben Wilson, of Pioneer City, of the
then projected elevation of the line aud ex
tension Of the noted Big Ditch, which has for
years supplied mcst of the hill aud gulch
and bar diggngs about Pioneer with water.
This ditch is owned-one. half by Mr.. Will
son, the other half.by Wm. L. Law, of Cen
terville, and o. g. Waterman, Of Pioneer.
From Mr.. Law, who was in town on Wednes'
day, we learned that the work on this import
ant enterprise has been actively carried on
for several weeks, and that before the VIM
ter sets 10 the ditch will be completed,
The plan of the work iS--lO change the
course of the ditch from the old line; to
reduce the scale Of the grade from one inch
to oneNhalf inch per rod Z to fume and tunnel
so as to Obviate the rnnning OF long tortu-
Gus lines around spurs and gulohcs, and
make direct shorter line of ditchiDg and
to extend it to the divide beyond Bummer
Hill, which separates Centerville dig gings
from Granite Greek, SO that the water shall
supply all the mines along the ditch from far
above Pioneer to the eulches which sink in.
to Granite creek, under he divide men,
toned Just above--a total of nearly nine
miles. Within this scope are the rich digs
gings on Bummer Hill, near Oenterville, and
an era Of ground known to be rich in gold,
but which has heretofore lain idle because of
lack of water to work it.-Idaho World
, 1867-10-04

LINCOLN GULcH.-A miner from this
gulch passed through the city few DAYS since
with home stake of 100000, and from a
gentleman just in from that section we learn
that there are very many of the claims that
will in all probability, pay much better next
year than this, a company has been form,
ed for running drain ditch to the bedrock in
the lower part Of the gulch, where they are
sanguine Of finding large deposits Of the pre-
cious metal.-Helena Gazae
, 1867-10-04

THE MIssISG MAS.-We have already noticed
the disappearance of a maj. named Al. Humpb-
rsy, who formerly kept butcher shop in this
city, aud whose friends believe that be was muir
dsred whilst on his way down from the Kootenai
country. Two men, who are known TO have
been with him, were arrested the latter part Of
last week, but their examination failing to dis
close anything eliminating them, they were dis
charged from custody. These men, in their e1-
animation, stated that they accompanied the
missing man to Fort Benton, aud that from there
he took passage down the Missouri river. Hum.
phrey's father aud immediate friends diseredit
this statement, and adhere to the opinion that
be has met an untimely fate. His father informs
rs that bis sou leaves q wife aud four Interesting
children, living near Eugvus City, Oregon aud
further, that be is satisfied, from hfs bnbits and
manner oflife, that be never would eo,away in
the nneersuonious manner represented. Instead
OF unrHreling the mystery, the eramination Of
The Two suspected men leaves Humphreys fat,
more uncertain than ever.
, 1867-10-04
Administrator,s Notioe

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE US'
IN dersigned has been duly APPOINTED admiuisIrs-
tor OF the estate Of ALBEIT HU MPHREY, decesse9s
oy tne Prooate Court Of walla walla County Ie%
tory ol washington, aud ali persons who have el's
asalnst SAID estate are hereby notified to present =
", aforesaid, within one year Of this date ano
persons indebted to said estate are requested y
medlately call and pay the undersigned. n
Oet. 4, 1867. [424w%J ]. E. KIRKL1'F
, 1867-10-04

FIRE IN THE MoUNTAINs.-EarIyI IN
June some parties burning a coal pi; 0car
the Butte allowed the fire to ccmnuDicate
to the woods, since which time all thai sec,
ton of country embraced between the Big
Blacktoot, the head of the Boulder and Ten
Mile, reaching, in some instances we'll over
on to the tributaries of Prickly Pear, has
been more or less injured by. its ravages.
OWlDg 30 the extreme dryness of the season,
even the green timber on the mountains has
been almost as tinder in the fire, and owing
to Its extreme density in the section of coun-
try embraced, it has destroyed fully one third
of the timber within the area of country
which we have named. From a gentleman
just 10 from Lincoln gulch, we learn that
the hre in the Mountains in that neigbbor-
hood is sweeping everything before it, with
no prospect of any thing but the fall rains
extinguishing it. These extensive fires. in
which millions Of dollars of damage in loss of
timber has been sustained by the Territory,
are the immediate cause Of the cloud of
smoke that has been hanging over the valley
for the past month, obstrucfing the usually
beautiful view of the belt range Of Noun,
tains on the other side of the Missouri
Rendering even the beautiful valley of the
PrickIy Pear as iudistinct as a dream
Helena Ga=tte
, 1867-10-04

COMMUNICATION WITH MoSTASA-A memorial
to the Congress of the United States is now be-
ing circulated for the purpose of securing sigma.
lures, in which it is set forth that the entire
northern portion OF Montana Territory is practi-
cally cut off from communication with the great
Columbia River and the Pacific coast, for tue
want of wagon road from Horse Plains to Cab,
met Landing, on the Pen d 'Oreille River, dis
tance Of one hundred miles, which, if improved,
would open great tboroughfare for trade and
travel by stages, teams and otherwise. This is
measure in which the people Of Walla Walla
Valley are largely interested, and hence we
trust that the memorial will be very generally
signed To open this road, Congress is asked
to appropriate one hundred aud fifty THOUSAND
dollars, for which sum it is estimated that a good
practicable wagon road can be opened between
the points named. We trust that our Delegate
in Congress will give this measure his attention,
and aided BY the Delegate from Montana, and
the influence of the Oregon delegation, we think
that there will be slight difficulty in procuring
the aPproPrHi on.
, 1867-10-04

Grain, Wood, or Charcoal taken in payment
for work. LABRASgE q TAYICR
walla walIn, W. T., October 4, iss7. 42-f.
, 1867-10-04

On Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the
throng in attendance was called to order for
the purpose of hearing the annual address.
The orator SELECTED for the occasion, was Mr.
Philip Ritz, of whom it is slight praise to
say that he acquitted himself well, and gave
our farmers and friends generally, a vast
deal Of excellent advice. Thus much by way
of introduction to
, 1867-10-04
THE EXHIBITION,

We have taken full notes of the various arti-
ticles on exhibition, but at too late an hour to
write out for this issue. Next week we shall
publish the premium list, and also full notices
of articles having special merit Altogether,
the Fair is BRILLIANT success, ard eminentlv
creditabie to the farmers of Walla Walla Valley.
, 1867-02-15
Mustang Linimcnt.

Have you hun ch,IL or Lame hOrsel Use the
Mexican Mustang l.inimant.
FOR cuts. srui :. IuIns, Eu elngs and cAkel
breasts. the Mexican Mustang LnuIent is a certain
cure.
For Rhcgmsti>m. neuralgia. stiff joints stngS aud
hteS. there is nothing Ike the Mexican Mu tan
Lirment.
Gor spawned hGr-cs the poll evil, ring bone and
>weeny, the Mexican Mustang liIcnieni never fuls
For wind gali-, scratches, hig head aud spint,
the Mexican Mustang liuiuent Is worth its weight
IN gold
Cuts. hru'eI. spIains and swellings, are so com.
inn aud certain 10 occur ia every family. III TIA bot
tlo of tis Lnntn il the hes; investment that cali
iP ~ ulc.
II is more certain than the dnctor--it saves time
"a sending Tor the dociur--it IL cheaper than the
ct'r. nnd should never he disI,ensed with.
In lifting the kettle fcum lire. il tipped over and
called my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin
ncnt extracted Tie rain. Iul caused The heal
rapidly, aud lett veIy ittle scar IHA|. Foster
4JJ Broad stTCeJ. Pha
Mrs s. Litch. of HYDE rak, VI. writes: my
h"rSe wHs considered worthless, (>IavinD but sine,
lie Use OF the MI~tang i.iGment, | nave sold him
TOR Sl50. Your Liniment i doing wonders up here
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engraving.
-igueI q. ". West1rO * Chemist, AMI ai-U h IS tn,
rrIvnIr u. ;. >tHup ni DehIns Barnes tE Co. over
he top. Look closely. S'li by all drag Ists. q
% ct- und 81 %.
, 1867-02-15
BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER,

tonet urhghl! Tue ladies' treasure a I'd the gen
ilenan'r bOUn! The ''sHeetc-t thing'' and largest
quantity. MahufHciui,d fiom the rich Southern
Mignolia. Ured for bathing the face aud persuI.
i" render be Skin s'it and flesh. 10 prevent erup.
Iinur, u perfume elnthing. &c.
1t nveTrumes the u',p leuSlnt odnr uf perSpraion
IL removes tan. rednes~. LlLIch"s. &c.
1t eur nervous headache AMI lays inflammation.
II cOIl~. suf Gus aud adds drlIcacy TO the skin.
II yirhis a snbdued and Lasting perfume.
II tuIes musquIn bites and Siniy> at insects.
IL contains nU maleral iIiHriOIS t. the rkn.
1t il what every lady should have. Sold every.
where. Try the Mignil, Water onee ant you will
usc no other Cologne. PeTfnmey, UI Toilet Water
afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
IIuIs EAclu>iVe Age,dS. y. l.
Sold ly druggists dealers the Parii, Iulst.
, 1867-02-15
Dissolution Notice.

NTOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Co.
~ partner up I"riIer y eN's,ihg bet"ee" JOiiN
DUE ELL amt f Il. Ma A~SAM doug "u-rueS~ uude
lie iru namc ui DUErlL " AA~SAM. Nas dis
solved this lJih CAY Uf jan uarl. lNbI. john D"Nel
Viii carry et the wagon shop aud i IL Mds-am III
Planning VI II. cur accounts will ne PAID ani V"'lec'
10y both parties, SAcrpt where other arr" ghrhl'
are Or NAV bs male = l tie< HuISIng themselves
To be Indebted to Is aru re Is4e make iLIc
raN uieut and IhtIehy save costs. JOlIN DDN ELL
j 4urIT, y, I~f7. CAV r.. n. MA~~A u.
, 1867-02-15
NlIlGE,

TTNHF PUBLIC. AND h>rE 'lALLY ALL PER
sous whn hHv' heret ufnre transacted nu-IIe-s
win ELLIS, FARGU 4 Co.. are notified that II
consolidation uf paIere-tS aud b1Siie b"twr' II
WELLS. FARGO & 60 THE PIONEER STAGE
% THE II HJLLADAY OVERLAND MAIL AND
XpkE~S CO.. THE OVERLAND MAIL 60
HE UNITED STATES tNrEkSS CO. AMI
THE AMERICAN EXl'RE5I c.. h,s taken place
aud heen riecte uud'r ,rter vf:'le 10y the
Territorial egi~ ttnre of Colorado aud tnat al -
businCs> herrt firr done hy either "f these IUmIH
nirs Ws-t of tho Missouri River between New
York. san FrinciScu aud the China Seas. will here
nfl er he carried uu by WELLS. FARGO Il CO.. uu
der lhe Act Of Iuc TporaIun referred to.
LOUIS MeLANE,
President of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York D cem.,er 10Th. 80 . I'm
, 1867-02-15

CoPpsR MlSE.-A miner, whe has spent several
,.,r,in the upper country, says there is a we'll
defined copper vein in the Grand COule, few
miles from the Columbia River. He says the ore
crops out in considerable quantities and the vein
bsS every appearance Of being rich one. II the
mine is as represented, there is no reason why 1t
could not be made profitable to work il; for II Is
Only a few miles from the head Of steam uaviga>
linn on the Columbia.
, 1867-02-15

rv,,cE ToR SPECULATION has, thus
h..r no ice put up in this Valley, this sea-
t,r summer use. The indications now are
-, ,hsre will be none. It has been suggested
~, :, ,oue entsrprising person would go on to
~, mountains, build an ice house. fill it with
.L.D,uor, and freeze it with water, be
E,,d Without doubt, realize handsomely on it
-, srmmsr. We think the suggestion good
and give it for the benefit Of any one who
nay he willing to try it.
, 1867-02-15
Lyons Extract Ginger.

. LTrN'S EYrKiCT ~ JiTAiCN ,rING - Foo Ind
..>tuu Heart uurn. SICK Hea.tfclr, Cnol-ra u ,rhu>
rlitule,Icy &c. where warming StImIlSd l. Tr
Iirr,I. It, care al preparation aud enIre ruiir,
make il Il clHrdp Uud IelI ule aTt,le for cullnar,
uru4c-. SOLD every wEcTo at 80 ctS. per Iile Ash
I"r LYONS Pu e EXt rct. Take no other.
IATTIUN See liat the private u y. stamp Of De
nas B.Ilrs * Co. L. over tnu cork Of each bortI
None other j. genuine. As ly.
, 1867-02-15
Dissolution Notice,

'I7HE CO PARI NhR>iIIP untEfJFnRE EXIS
L ting bctxecn GLASFORD & SIIlEL Ia h
FLAMING MILL AMI SASH DOOR aud B!.lNl
FACTORY. Is hi day dI->ul> ell by mutuh rnn~ei.t
All bills due ,e dr." q ell ASFDiiD S ~HltL. L.
Paid to WM. Gi.A~Funb. aud al Indebtedness
Vi sa'd firm 10 Oe paid ~ NM GLANFokD
WM~iL lSFORD.
+. ~IllEI.
wslla WSIlA, W. T., January 2i.h. 1851, CAV
The business will I've continued by the undersigned
a ii Lil ASENkn.
, 1867-02-15

THz O. S. y. Co. had the steamer Okandgdn
..kea below the Dalles last week. Capt. Stump
pilUted her through alone, and without accident
Il w45 the intrntlon Of the Company to have her
tskea over the Cascades on Saturday last. They
propose to put ncr on tko trade between Port
land and Astoria.
, 1867-02-15
Sherif's Sale,

TERRITORY Or WASH NGrUN.l rS
COUNTY or wALLN WALLA,
10y HIRIUEOF AN IKE UTl' n Issued OUT
ID uf tine DiIn.I Court. First judicial District " q.
aud To me directed. ia iav'r OF r. 4. DUGAN
and uy inst } LAUPHUS, aud fer want Of personal
,r,ueTtN 1 have levied OH the iolluwing ii scrineu
rrnI pr perry tp-wrt: Lot - eight in bl"cN in
I aims A,laiIiUu te Waa MIIG CIIS, W. T., and /
will sell the s,ne al PuOlc Auction, L, the highfsl
bidder for lawful muneI OF the Un ted states, NJ th"
premises, Oh Suturd y, the 2d DAY OI March, ID
1851, To satisfy said eAecut.un A. oEiTEL,
74w sheriff Wnlll WallI touuty, ". L
, 1867-02-15
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

DEATn TO fLEAs.-li L. well kn"vn that Lyon
,cnuine N lgnU,ic Powder will perfectly destroy
Nthing the shape OF eIS ticks, ted hIg-. roach
sc; hat il Perfect lui>"u t" the insect trhe, but
rttrclN harmless 10 tse 5, eCie- and domestic
ANIMALS The genuine has the signature If T.. l.S OH
urd the private stamp OF DeInls Barnes IL 10. Any.
hing eLe Of this KIND is ann imitation or counter
eit Any druggist will procure the genuine, If you
insist v.u "a ~ la u" uthur.
, 1867-02-15

FAT CArTLE.-The cattle, aud other STOCK in
b. Valley, have Jared better this winter than
aver before. The most of the stock growers have
l.n their cattle on the "OutSide ranges" this
winter, and, vet, they look in almost as good
condition as in summer.
, 1867-02-15

An EARLY SrAKT.-rwo pack trains left here
ibis week for KOorenai, loaded with -four.
Flour is now commanding good price at 'ot'
snAi, and the owners of these trains expect to
make handsome profit their cargoes. The
road is said to be clear OF snow the greater part
sAe distance.
, 1867-02-15
Dissolution Notice.

TIVE co PAGTN rR~HIP IERET FORE FIX :
4 ting unlcr III" irm iL'm" IT Howell II Field
thi- day d--i ed EI T,tutual >vIi The hu>l.
Te.s will he cuulIuucu b, J,T H"Nel. All those in
d,rted tn the fra will cat call ami se'rlr
Immediately. JEFt. HnA FLL,
II. &. FIELD.
Re rlary 9Th 1857. saw
, 1867-02-15

p,ovSs.-The farmers in the Valley are bu-
,ily engaged 10 Plowing their ground PreP"rAto'
?, to putting 10 their spring crops. Already
,om. of them have all their ground plowed, and
y,be present fair weather continues, the ma
;,,i,v of them will have their wheat crops sown
bv the time the plowing season has opened IN
f,rrner HearS.
, 1867-02-15
Notice,

DERSONS lt:pFBTED To THE LATE FIRM OF
i Abbott & Shah are hereby notified that the,
ma.t come InrAar and settle with tn undersigned.
or their accounts will be place., ia the hands Of "i
Gccr for Election. WOOD. GRAIS or Coal taken in
payment (S4w) j +. ARHO IT
, 1867-02-15
Notice to Absent Defendants.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON CO
COUNTY OF STEvENS 90
IN the District Court Of the lSt judicial DiItrici,
7TNS f. F. SMITH, You ARE HEREBY NJ
L uhed that Charles Barrett has filed com
iHIht against you Ia said Count. which sha come uu
" he heard al the first term Of he Court which shall
Tomnence more thuu two months after February Sth,
.SS' and unless yea appear at said term and
SIe same VIII lie taken confessed and tie pray e.
theTe"t gnHted. The object and prayer uf said IN
f"int l. to recover the If two hundred and ~
~ sN drlars and twenty tw" cents, with interest
|rIe"n from April 18th. A. d 1861 it hting the
amount due "n Il certain hull of g'uds purchased "i
P"hll hN defendant. in the City Uf Purtl ,ud. Ore
date Of purchase
NSi'psGint and notice filed January 9rh 1867
CHARLES BARLETT,
o2m Per ID II. FkRGUsON. his Attoinsy.
, 1867-02-15
AYERS Agus Cure,

For the speedy aud Certain Cure of Inter-
mittrnt FeVrr or ChiIls aud Fever. Remit
tent FrVrr, thuI Fever. Odmb Ague PERI
OdicaI Headache, aud BiiIiOuS Fevers; in-
dc ed. for the " hole class of diseases orig =
mating in bIiiaIy arrangement, caused by
he malaria Of miBs I'm tIG counties.
T:V RAND AGUr. II NOT NE ONLY CDN-
sruueIice tue mii,IH ttlc p'i-On. A great
T,rtN al disorders frum its irrita;On. Iri-
Gus IistrirtS amIig wh'ch Ncur tlgd Rneunr- =
tisIn & ut. Headnche b imdur>S. f"utlncie, Ear
acne ''uiArrn. AstnmI, Painful Affection Of the
S,IeeI H serc~, Pam ths B'Ve,s. T. Ii rarnIy
sis and DeTaDgpment of the SiUmDch, AL Of which.
y hen originating ia thI- cause put on the inernt
tent " ne or be- ONE periodical. Tins LURE" rx
pels e pois.,a Lum the blood, and thus them
aII alike IL is only the must ttfcctua remedy
ever sOvere thir class of suinI ,uts hut It u
the cheapest, and mUreOstT, j. perfectly safe. n 4,
harm CA arise troiu IT. u4r. aud The patient wnen
curvd is IeiI a. healthy II ls had had tie
disease Can this he said of any Oi heI for ChS
and Fever II Is of thus and It's imp Ftance Ia
those afflicted with the compliant ciHHot ile
estimated 80 It 10 cure the Fever and Axue,
that t may be tTthf illy -id be remedy.
o. . Dealer conpa that lt is no g''Od medicine
To sell becAus5 one OOIils cares whOie neighOUr
huOd.
Prepared by ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold At Wholesale by SMITH DAVIS,
Portland. and Dy all deairrs o 2m.
, 1867-02-15

No interest will he paid on tho above ot\crs afte
ais date. JAS. MCAULItF, County TreH\ --r.
February Sth lSS7 NV
, 1867-02-15
Lyon's IKathairOn.

Lyons KathairOn.
It's a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t rradirn'e sruff aud dairdTnf.
1! keeps the heal cool aud eleIn.
1t makes the IL r rich. son aud glossy.
1t prevents hIil turning gray aud falling of.
] restores hair upon prema. .urelN hld heads.
This is in-t what LYONS kHthairon will dn.
It is prety-it is chrap-dunble. I. is literally sold
bT tile ear load and yet its almost incre iihe de.
minnd Is daily increasing. uu:i there j. hIrlly u
country stone that does not Keep 1t, faulty that
docs not u-e IT, + T. LYON. chemist, n. Y.
, 1867-02-15
Notice of Note Lost,
Administrator's A Notice.

'nE nEUNhEkSlGNE ED HAS BEEN APPOINTED
g. = y EHAiNlSrRAruR Of the eetite OF q. r GLA-
S.ij deceased Persons having claims against
NJ a. .ate must present then within uHe year IRON
bsS.aS publication OF this nolice, or they Will be
80; ol the Statute of limitation. J. X. N IRRiS,
-Sahua ~ 25, 1851. 64w+
, 1867-02-15

S.,Iye housekeeping gives indica-
.,ao oflively times for walla wAlls and "allu-
wv canning season. Transfers and packers
,milipg faces and transportation is already
w. w., .,goqed for freightiug to the Idaho and
,,O,sus mining Iegions.
, 1867-02-15
s.risSa.x.

- "a tialy s.tr t,iie made al tilr r'@li-
"A ron btiers, ly score or tw u di-intere@t-
ed frten VIM have endenvored To initiate or coun-
terfeit them. ltS all Of no The people won Z
he impn~ed npon long. The Plantation Birters are
increasing II. nse and popularity every day, and
! that's wh-trt the mattrr.7 They In the same
Sizd bottles. aud made jnst they we're 1t rrt aud
will es'ntinue To be. We shall stop King them.
The P Antation Bitters purify, strengthen and I'D
vgOraie.
They rfente healthy appetite.
They are AN aniid'te TO change Of water and diet
They overrum effects Of dissipation and lnte hours
THEY strengthen the system aud enliven the mind.
They prevent miaSmatis and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath aud acidity of the stomach
They cure Constipation and DyspeD-ia.
They cure Oiarrhea Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous headache
They make tn weak strong. the laneuid brilliant
aud are exhausted natures great restorer. Tie
cipe and null circular around each battle Clergy
men. merchants and other perSons whose sedenta ry
habits iudnce weakness, lnsS ue, palptatDn of the
heart. lack Of appetite. distress afer eating liver
cnml laint. constipation. &c. will hnd immediate
aud permanent reei IN these Btters. Bat above all
they are recommended to weak and delcate ft males
and mo; hers.
ihey uie sold by ell respectable merchants. See
that each hot;e has our private Unite Stttes stamp
ever the cork ard steel plate srle label
Beware Il ref led httles. Se- that the stamp has
l.een .ampcred ith. Any per~nn rrrtehd1ig 10
sell Plantation BIters by the Kion j. swihler aud
,mposisr, should bo i'niu-,liAely reuoriel ta us.
p. IL. DRAKE & CO.,
q tHrk KoS, NV York
Smith & Davis. Portland GenI Ag'ts f''r oregon
, 1867-02-15
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, 1867-02-15
Close Up Your Accounts.

A Ii OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE THE UN-
- AIIIersigne l. must be closed forthwith, or tuey
% laced in other hands for collection.
~ - les1, e-tW J. o. IsAACS.
, 1867-02-15
Notice,

TNHERE ARE FUNDS IN TIE COUNTY TREAS
L urer's haadS to pay the following County Or.
iyrs
, 1867-02-15

Marriage and CeIibacy, an Essay Of Warning
and In-trnc cton Tor Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers. with sure
means Of relief Sent free af charge In sealed ieter
envelopes Address DR. j. sKILLN lioUsHIoS'
Howard Association, PhiladslPhIa' FS W y Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-11
SURRATT

No Information has yet been received at the
Navy Department from the steamer swa.ara
with Surratt, the conspirator, on board. T.,
will be remembered that the Swatara sa,,ed
for home on the Sth of January, and il was
then thought she would reach here by the Is,
OF February, IL she should make the trip Nm.
der steam. No doubt the cause Of her non.
arrival is that 1t was necessary for her to come
a great portion OF the distance under sail Be-
ing third rate steamer, she can carry but
small quaint THY OF coal, and her commander
not wishing to stop at auv ports, IL Is very
probable that he uses sail w hene yer the waatb
er permits. 1t may be q week or two vet be.
fore her arrival. As before stated she will
come Immediately to the Washington navy
yard, should the river permit, and the pris-
oner will be handed over TO Marshaltiood m .
for safe keeping until the trial. II is not i'm.
probable that the Swatara may be used for the
prison-ship should the Jail not be deemed suf
fciently secure. 81