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Register your County sorip.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons.
IN holders owners Of orders on the Treasurer of
Walla Walla County w. T., that unless the same he
presented to ne for registration prior to the FIRST day
OF January, A. D., 1868, that such scrip or orders
Will be forever barred from payment and become
null and void. J. II. BLEWETT,
County Auditor.
Walla Malla, W. t., June %, 1857. Q96m
, 1867-08-16
Leather.

ERENCH CALF and Kip Skins; sS;p0's rs & CO.
L Skirting Leather, At BROWN DIV
, 1867-08-16

ClaIs G.. Domestic Manufaettrss.
No. l-Dairy.
Best pounds butter, 200
pounds butter, made By
girl under IL years, 800
Best specimen cheese, 400
Statements in writing Of the
process OF making the butter and
cheese should accompany the spe-
cimens.
Jadges-Mrs. J. E. wyehs, Mrt. A. Il. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. T. P. Denny.
No. 2-HoSsshold Department.
Best lot corn brooms, 400
=" guilt comforter, dress, shirt,
or pair Of pants $50
Bestpair socks, stockings, mittons
aud gloves, each, 400
yudges-Mrs. J. Il. Bleustt, Mrr. Samusl
Waterman, Mrs. D. N. lessee.
, 1867-10-15

Il. Relateany story you may remember.
An intelligent answer 10 these few
questions ought to be sufficiently indica-
tive that the pupil is entitled TO a voice
and vote on public affairs, and amply
qualified to understand all about our new
State Constitution.-Harper's Journal.
, 1867-10-15

Landct paa den for liver QvaTrteer bestemte
Dag.
Skate Commissioner for St. Croix, den lstc
October 1867.
Carl Hattensen. ]. ]. Helm. FL. Raupach,
const.
, 1867-10-15
For. Lamdct

hvcr Formiddag Kl. II, nemlig:
Onsdag den lode October for Beboerne i
begge Ostende Qvarteer, paa Qvagplantagen
Sallysfancy.
Torsdag den Tide October for Beboerne i
Compagnicts Qvartcer, paa Plantagen Work &
Rest.
Fredag den l8de October for Beboerne i
Dronningens, Kongens- og Nordside B Qvar-
teer Retshuset pa Kingshill.
Tirs9ag den 22de October for Beboerne i
iPrindsens Qvarteer, paa Plantagen Grove Place.
Mandag den isle October for Beboerne i
Vestende- og Nordside A Qvarteer, iPolitikam-
smeret Frederiksted.
, 1867-10-15
For Byen Frederiksted

Sammc Dag for Beboerne Strand, Kongens- og
lDronningensgade.
Tirsdag den 29de October for .Beboerne i
Prindsens, Hospitals og Nyegade, Kongens-
Tvergade, Torvc- og Bjerge og Lagungade, Ii
geledes i oyenmeldte Politikammer.
Foruden de Oplysninger, der ere fornodne til
Beregning af Skatterne, og som enhver Eier eller
Leier af Huse i, OF .udenfor Byerne, SAINT of
Plantager, err pligtg at meddele Commissioner,
bar Gouyernementet anseet det hensigtsmassigt
til samme It'd at erholde Undyrretning ON An
tallet af Arbeidere paa Plantagerne og af andre
PRISONER som opbolde sig der, SAINT ON Krea-
turholdet paa Landet, m. IN til hvilket Oiemed
Blanketterne til Skattelisternc ere fOrsynede
med dc sa Henseende forn0dne Rubrikker.
Plantage- Eicre have at indgiye n0iagtige OPP
l~ysniiger ON hvormeget Land der er udlagt
i Sukkerdyrkning Bomulddyrkning, anden
Dyrkniug og Gresgang.
Forsaavidt nogen Deel af Landet like err til
nogen Nytte eller Brug, eller afgiver nogen
Indiagt, bliver Ager-Antallet at anfore paa
Skattelisten, og en- Attest derom, udstmdt un-
der Feds Tilbud az Eieren og tvende Borgere i
Qvarteret, SAINT bekreftet af Qvarteeroficeren,
at indlevere Ill Commissioner; hyorefter Diet
vii komme under n@rmere 0verveielse ON og
hyorvidt Eftergivelse af GRANDFATHER, af saa-
dant Land kan ~tilstaaes.
Huuseiere, hvis Huse have sstaaet ledge i 6
Maaneder og derover, og som desaarsag forlan-
ge Neds@ttelse i Skatternc, have at indsende
tilstrakkeligt Beyiis for, at Huset har staaet
ubeboet j det angivne Tidsrum. Enhyer som
forsommer at afgive de fornevnte Oplysninger
til ovenmeldte lid og Sted, maa tilskrive sig
SEW Diet deraf fydende Tab.
Blanketter til Skattelister vile bliye omdeelte
nogIes Dage forinden Skate Commissioner
Mode, og bive noiagtigen at udfylde af We'd
,kommende. SAINT derefter at afgiye til Commits
ssionen, ] Byerno paa den for liver Gade, og paa
, 1867-10-15

Proposal, Forms etc. can be seen at the Agen-
cy. Proposals for Assurances payable to the
Life when attaining a certain age entertained.
Large Participation of Profits by the, Assured
amounting to two-thirds of their Nett Amount.
which yielded in 1868 1909 pct. on Amount
insured, believed to be the largest Bonus ever
continuously declared by any Company.
A permanent system of liberality in settle
ment of claims.
Loans after a Life Policy has been in existence
at least 4 years, may by agreement b lobtained
for the Amount of its Office Value.
ST. Croir Agency, 2Ist July 1864.
e. MOncfeldt,
Agent
, 1867-10-15

lf0lge Gouvernementets Ordre vii Skate
Commissioner for St. Croix vere samlet paa
efterf0lgende Dage, for at modtage s~kriftlige
Oplysninger angaaende Skatterne for indeve-
rende Aar.
For Byen Christiamsted
.paa Diet Kongelige Kasserer-Contoi hver For
midday III. 10 nemlig:
L6yerdag den late October for Beboerne i
Kongens, Compagnie. Dronningens, Strand
Norre- og Vester 'Gade SAINT Forstaden til
Vesten.
Mandag den l4de October for Beboerne
Smede-, Veste- og UIkestrede, Vaterguttct,
Torvc- og Prindsensgade, Kongens og Dron-
ningens Tvergade, Kirke- Hospital og Gr0n-
negade SAINT Forstaden til Osten.
Tirsdag den 15de October for Beboerne
Bjerge- Oster- Lagun- Lille Hospitals Ny og
Fiskergade.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

We INSERT ELSEWHERE, in this days
paper, the Christmas address of the carriers
OF the JOURNAL AND STATESMAN. The ad-
dress was written upon very short notice, by
young lady-a graduate of the Wesleyan
Female College Of this city This is the
second annual address that has emanated
from graduate of that Institution, for the
JOURNAL The one which we print to-day
evinces true poetic feeling, and no small de-
gree of talen. in that line of literature, which,
if cultivated, will undoubtedly bring our fair
authoress prominently forward as writer
of merit. 1t must be a source of qualification
to our much esteemed friend and fellow
citizen, PROFESSOR WILSON, the President
of the College, to find that his labors in the
culture of the female mind produce such
promising results thus speedily with the
graduates of his popular Institution. At no
period in the history of the College-within
our recollection--has ii been so fruitful Of
success as seminary of learning as 1t is I'M
der his practical and skillful management
1t is an ornament to the city, and a credit tc
its energetic President.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

:, Louis gentlemen lost his vile ny |
doo,h and refused to let her be buried Inc
poord of Health had to interfere
New orleans can lay claim to the Young
eat authoress in America A little g'ri' no'
oIeveu years old, has been keeping a ulary
e,r some time past, and it was recently seh'
- No,,, York TO he read Ivy some irieaus'
~. ,he,r own amusement. They were SO
,rau pleased with its contents, that It's pun
,;co,;on was advised. 1t will be Volume
AZ over two hundred pages, and bears inc
title Under the Stones.
|, is said that John II. Surralt may nv
reach this country before the end oil January
terrible snow storm prevailed III NeN
work on Thursday last. 1t was the most
severe known in thu, State since LOU,
twenty inches of snow fell, and on all tue
uo,,roads communication was entirely sus'
nended owing to the immense drifts oil snow |.
IN many places. At last advices Trans Oh
aaus s,;ii rema;ned imbedded in snow, unable
10 proceed either way -.-,...
When Queen Victoria recently Nis''eS
Wolyerhampton, the royal cortege passed
under six immense arches, formed oil irOh'
coal and various articles of local trade
The threatened duel between Genefai
penedek and Count Clam Gallas seems llAe'
lv IN 6zzle These brave Austrians nave
learned the American trick OF setting 'hei'
difficulties by pamphleteering.
II is reported that the late severe weather
in Indiana has materially damaged the wheat
crop throughout the State.
Gen. Grant is quite i'll, having been CON
fined TO his room since his return from lhe
West on Saturday evening week. NO serious
results are anticipated.
A gentleman from the upper missouri
country reports the Indians in the vicinity o
Fort sully quite friendly disposed, but th'
remote bands threaten hostilities, and nave
in,imated that they would clean out the for
before Spring. Little apprehension exisl'
of any serious disturbance.
Venezuelan advices state that on the 5V'l
of October General Pulgar ran past Fort SAL
Carlos in barque, with fifty armed men
and on arriving abreast the town OF Mara
caibo. boarded a small war steamer, whiel
had but twenty men on DoaIui a-iu 'oVN n'i
got up steam, and sailed up the Lake o
Ntaracaibo, capturing a number OF SINAI
sailing vessels and impressed their crews
amounting 10 about three hundred, and the
returned. He then proceeded down TO Fol
San Carlos, and Oh November 18th attemp
ed to take IT, but was repulsed, with the los
Of about thirty killed and wounded. Anon
the latter was General Pulgar, who We
dangerously wounded. He and his torc'
then surrendered.
Information having been received th'
after the LIST of January American vessels el
tering the ports of France will not be char
ell higher duties than are levied upon FrenC
vessels, the President has issued procl
nation prescribing the same terms for Frent
vessels in the ports of the United States.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

How TO MAKE A Ton OF Coal Last
An exchange gives receipt for one species Of
economy recommended to those who desire
to practise it, Some housekeepers act upon
the snpposltiOn that an addition of the fuel
will cause increased combustion, and conse
quently develop additional warmth. This
is an expensive mistake. II is only smoth-
ering and retarding the fire 10 put in a thick
layer OF coal, or, as some do, fiji the fire-box,
from layer OF two inches Of ignited coal to
its utmost capacity, with fresh fuel No
more coal should he put upon fire at one
time than will readily ignite and give of
pure white fiame-not blue fame, as that
denotes the presence of unconsumed gases.
In cleaning the CRATES Of coal stoves In the
morning.. there is always to be found a guam.
ity Of rnburnt GOALS which has been exter.
nelly subjected TO combustion. II is cover
Cd with ashes and looks like einder. 1t is
often dumped into the ash box. The fact is
that thu lump is only roasted on the outside
not even cooked and it is in a better condl.
ton FOR igniting than the green coal Never
waste il. Attention 10 these few hints, il is
sta ed will save many dollars In a winter.
I'D e. pertinent is at least worth trying.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES at st. Johns
Church last week were of the most inter
esting character, The celebration of Christ.
mas Day, began with service at six o'clock,
A. NJ, which was chiefly musical, and in
cluded number of new carols, which were
sung with much spirit. 1t was really de-
lightful occasion. The second service was
at ten O'Clock, and was also enjoyed very
much.
The Festivals of the white and colored Sun
day Schools of the Parish were held on
Friday and Saturday evenings at six O'Clock.
On Friday the children were gathered into
the Church, where there was brief service,
followed by cateehIsing by the Rector, and
an address by the Rev. S. F. Hotehkin Of
Claymont, after which the classes were dis.
missed, and passed into the new Chanel
building. When all were seated curtain
was drawn, and a beautifully decorated
Christmas tree was revealed, and a tabl,
loaded with good things. II was not Ion.
before these and handsome book for escl
scholar were distributed to willing hands ans
mouths. The bountiful supply soon disar
peared; and yet the unheard of fact Shout,
DO recorded, that there was one hoy VIII
said he didn't carsagOr anyl"
On Saturday the colored school met in IN
Chapel, and ahcr singing, prayer and Al
address by the Rector, showed their apprs
citation OF the liberal supply spread upon an
around their Christmas tree. Nothln
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

THE LEeIsIATuRR.--The Legislature of
this State will meet at the State Capital to.
day. Our readers will be kept advised of the
doings of that body by interesting letters in
our columns, similar to those which were re.
ceived with so much favor during the ses-
sion Of the last General Assembly.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

could have been enjoyed more, either by
spectators or participants. The whole week
was most delightful and satislactoryto every
member Of the Parish
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

Wilmington and Reading Railroad. The
Bos I'd Of Directors OF this road will hold an
adjo a'ned meeting on the 9Th inst, when il
Is ap1osed the route will he definitely fixed
upA
lee are.-The Rev. DR.. II. ". Lands. of
lam lie, KY, will deliver lecture in Inc
vrfl Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday
sFsnilg, January I'd, 1867 Seats nee.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
CHIMES ANp cAsuALrIEs.

At Corinth Miss, last week, notorious
horse thief attempted to steal a valuable
horse, and was shot dead by soldier who
was on duty near the spot.
A woman in Quincy, Illinois, the other
day wanted to commit suicide. So she satu-
rated her garments with coal oil, and APP
plied the torch She was saved by intruders
when half roasted.
Miss Emma Coburn, Of Worcester, Mass,
To whom Albert lnman, who was drowned
a, Pascoig, r. l., few days since, was en-
gagged to be married, is reported insane from
grief at the sad fate of her lover.
In Philadelphia on Thursday evening, a
named Patterson, belonging TO the
States naval service, attempted TO
'ster because she refused to leave
fame, in which she had taken
step.mother's cruel treatment.
unded in the head and breast
The brother urged her 10
jthel and lead q Virtuous life,
to provide for her, If sue would
She declined, which so incensed him
= aai he drew a pistol from his pocket and
shot her She is not badly injured, and will
recover Patterson was committed
About noon on Thursday two men enter
ed the office OF G. P. BaYard, stock brokers,
No, 200 Chcsnat street. Philadelphia, and
succeeded in stealing large amount of
Government bonds, &c, amounting to more
than 100000 More than an hour elapsed
before the robbery was discovered, and an
attempt made to discover the amount OF the
loss A box containing a portion of the
securities was found on Friday by woman
in the upper part OF the city, and returned
10 the owners.
A Washington correspondent gays that
curious suspicious are entertained concerning
the alleged robbery Of $4,000 in Govern
ment funds from Caleb Lyon, of Idaho. The
matter will be made the subject OF search
ing investigation
Patrick O'Conor was found dead upon the
ice on the Genesee river at Carthage, Sunday
week, having fallen off a high bank ant
broken his skull, while in state of intoxi
cation.
Private King, who was recently killed by
Lieutenant Olcuu, in Virginia, was Trojan
The murder seems to have been very delibe
rate Olcutt sent for his gun and shot KIM
because he would not let negro drive tn
horses under his charge. The assassin hal
ben drinking,
Temporary lrcstlc work over Elk Greek
near Middletowu, on the Hamilton an
Dayton Railroad, broke down on Tuesda
morning, carrying Nilh it the engine of
passenger train hound s6sle. ourpersOr
were injured, two seriously.
At New Gin, Minnesota, IN Nmistmi
a'y,two men, named Campbell and Liscom
had come in from trapping expedition, al
during an alteration in saloon ore Of the
stabbed a resident Of New Tim ndmed job
Spinner, severing main artery, and causil
lis- death iTifls SnerIn ARRESTED LiscOn
and Campbell, and while on their way
iail handcufed, they were set upon by
mob, beaten with stones and sticks of cor
wood, and finally taken from the Sheriff a
hung. Even whilst hanging, the mob {
and hacked their bodies in n shocking ma
ner. Their bodies were still hanging a
frozen stiff next morning. Campbell a
Liscomb served In Company F Second N
nesota Regiment.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
sHERIFF'S SALES.


CsHERIFFis sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- WRIT OR LEvAM PAOIAS. to me directed, will
he exposed TO Pnblie Sale, the Hotel Of Pussy smith
10 Market street. 10 thu city u Wilmington, IN New
Castle County. Delaware on SATURDAY the 18Th day OF
Janasry. 1871, at o'clock, ?. NJ, the following de-
hcrlhad Heal Estate. Wis;
All that lot OF land situate 10 the city Of Wimngton,
aud particularly described follows to Wit ;Bsgnning
stake the aoulhrry aide u Eighth street. s,st Of
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Rail Road aud al the
distance of three hundred and weutysx feet from the
eery lido Of street called But nwood street. ~
y feet wide thence along the fde n kghh street eA-
t-ndsd oaser fifteen est to co stare OF spencer
Rohnson lot Themes the ehy south twenty nina degrees
sud nyfse minute west sixtysisht fest ak inches 10
another corner stake thence westerly ami parallel With
Eighth fifteen feet alaso In llus Of David "
Wilson's land theme, thereby uotin twsny'nine aesrees
aud ny .hys minui sixty light tsei six Inches 10
the place Of Eiuning, containing thousand tWnnty
and lftlu're ievt o land b the same more Or
less
Seized aud taken Ia execution a. the property Of Bsn-
jimin Johnson heir at law Of Jacob Johnson dodefei
Aad to DO soli by -
WILLIAM HERBBRT, Sheriff
shsrif oairs New Castle Ie'. ~, 1896
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
THE PULPIT AND OoLoRED EDU
CATION,

We had the pleasure OF attending the
meeting held in the Institute Hall on Thurs
day evening in reference to the education of
our colored population, a report of which we
give elsewhere. 1t was an enthusiastic and
encouraging meeting, and must have i'm
pressed the gentlemen from Baltimore with
the fact that we are somewhat in advance-ln
our public sentiment-of Baltimore when
they began their movement.
They were, however, evidently unac-
quainted with our history and the exact
state of things here for the last few years.
Judge Bond seemed to think that there was
the same atmosphere about him here In VIII
mington that he was compelled to breathe in
Baltimore. 1t seemed singular to hear him
address those who had been for a quarter of
a century earnest anti-slayery workers, as If
they were yet to learn the first principles Of
the subject. If he had known the course Of
the representative men of the clergy OF
Wilmington he would scarcely have init
mated that they had entirely refrained from
true teachings on the matter of slavery.
Mr.. Altman very properly took occasion
10 speak of the course which the clergy OF
this city had generally pursued, and might
have said truthfullY very much more. 1t is
the opinion of the most intelligent here that
the noble stand which Wilmington has
maintained since the beginning of the war
has been due above all other causes 10 the
teachings of her pulpit. We are not wrong
when we say that there is not another city
in the land where the pulpit has been so true
to the right as here. We are aware that th'
assertion is broad, but considering our posi-
ton as a border city in a slave State w
believe it to be eminently correct In TIL
Presbyterian, in the Episcopal, in the Bap
fist and in the Methodist churches all through
the war, the utterances have been not I'm
certain but unmistakabe and fearless agains
slavery and the rebellion; in some more EN-
phatic and pronounced than in Others bu
in each marked and distinct. We deem
$ to have been peculiar and remarkable tina
e at just this crisis there should have bee
D stationed in these pulpits so many men 5
able and so true. We take pleasure in re
p ferring to il, suggested as it has heen by tn
!. meeting last week
J.. We do not anticipate the serious trouble
$ that Judge Bond apprehended in the pros'
cuton of the work of tho education of I'll
colored people in this State. Public opinlo
d is rapidly changing, and we shall be disal
/. pointed if any neighborhood among us is
n up by burning sehool-house.
We hope that the movement inauguratc
n last week will have the earnest and hear
IL cooperation of every one Let US take no
10 of it earnestly and with spirit in this cit
and we believe that efficient and larg
N hearted men will be found all over the Sta
I to help it forward.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

On motion of William Ililcs, Esq, it was
Resoiged, That the subject of an avenue
on the north side ofthe Railrond, from Second
Street to Church, be urged; that the require
menIs of the City demand it, and the CITY
Council he requested TO adopt measures 10
have II accomplished
On motion, the Secretary was requested Ia
hand copy of the report and resolutions
signed by the officers, to the CITY Council
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ID. ). VALENTINE, Chairman.
WESLEY TALLEY, Secretary.
Police Matfers.--The following cases have
been disposed of by Mayor Valentine.
Charles Davis alias Wesley Butcher bv
officers Maharty and Solomon, for larceny
OF two bags of flour, valued at IS, ono niece
Of patent leather valued AZ $40, and other
articles the property of scattergood Allen.
Held TO bail in the sum of $500 each. in
default was committed.
Charles Davis, by officers Buck, Head.
Solomon and Maharty, for larceny of one
piece OF calico, valued at S.; one do, dark.
valued at S.; one coat, valued a. 81. 80,
cloth, valued at Si50; LOT Of gum cord.
valued at 81; LOT OF patent thread and
snndry other articles Held 10 ball 10 lie
sum OF $500, in default committed.