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, 1867-07-19

tn, CRoP.-Our farmer friends tell US that
~. crop in Walla walla Valley this season will
b. very light. Much less than the usual quan>
a., If land was seeded" and the yield even
S.om the cultivated land shows falling of.
, 1867-07-19

c.,0uar AND WAGON woRK.-Those of our
.s.,s who require any thing in this line are
I't,,rsa to Mr.. John Dovell's card. He means
hat be says
, 1867-07-19

c,s-,srrp ELEcrIoS. Chase being
,,ill iudispOsed, the contested election case has
hssp continued.
, 1867-07-19
UNITED STATES TAX NOTICE.

A LII. PERSONS COECERNED ARE HEkEBY
~ notified that the Annual Taxes including
Especial Taxes" lin lieu of Licenses) and Income
Taxes, assessed under the U. s. Internal Revenue
La VS., are now due and payable. The undersigned
Store, in Wala Walla City, Waa Walla county, W.
T., on the 9Th day of July, 1867, ready to receive
payment therefor. nr.
PERSONS INTERESTED are urged TO make
PROMPT PAYMENT at the above time and place and
thus avoid additional percentage and expense.
N. BAH persons liable for Especial Tax" (here-
tofore called License Taxi are required to make pay
proceeded against tor the penalties prescribed by
law, in addition to the tax. -
8o-2w PHILIP D. MOORE, Collector.
KoRGE F. BurLER, Deputy Collector I'd Sub District
, 1867-07-19

Nvvs FAvoRs.-Mr. S. ], Mccormick, of the
v,.Dkliu Bookstore, Portland, sends US full files
= ulu,rated and other papers, for which he
iii accept our thanks.
, 1867-07-19
STALLION FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD TO PAY CHARGES, on SAT
w URDAY. July 27, 1867, the Stallion, PAUL
JONES, Jr., raised by ]. o. Putnam five years old
and valuable animal to breed rom Said horse will
he sold at public sale the above date at the town
of Walla Walla 80 8w w. w. MARkHAM.
, 1867-07-19
A1O 90 REWARD.

TRAYED FROM MY RANCH, about three weeks
since. Large Black American GELDlNG, about
i hands high. years old, white star in forehead,
small white stripe on the nose heao rather aIge ous
otherwise fne looking. Will pay tbs above reward
10 anv person who will return him to me.
W ia Walia- July IL, 1857. 80 2W H. P, ISAACS.
, 1867-07-19
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.
LAST CALL.

TTNLESS THE TAX DUE DISTRICT No. !,
Walla Walla county, is paid on or before Au-
gus 49, 1867 its payment will be enforced according
to law. G. MOORE,
3O4w Clerk District No. l.
, 1867-07-19
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

TTNHE TAX BOOK FOR THE YEAR 1867 has been
i placed in my hands for collection. Tax payers
will save ten per cent. by promptly coming forwa rd
and paying their taxes.
Parties desiring to pay n Scrip will bo required to
have the same registered. J. D. COOK,
July TO- 1867 304w County Treasurer.
, 1867-07-19
Lyon'S KathairOn.

tits most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scurtf and dandrutf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling off.
| restores hair upon prema. .urely had heads.
This is inst what Lyons Kathairon will do.
1t is pretty-t is cheap-durabe. Il is literally sold
by tile car load, ard yet its almost incredible de-
mand is daily increasing, until there is hardly a
country store that ioes not keep it, or family that
does not use it. E. T. LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
, 1867-07-19

~ YAsrED.-wauted a boy, between IA
"a years of age, to work in the Printing
oaiee. a
, 1867-07-19
Last Call.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ROOT s.,la = Nc
bsfore the frst Of; July. All bills not paid then
viii be left in the hands Of proper persons for col
SSet T. K. MCCOY.
, 1867-07-19
Cleanse the Blood.

MYTH corrupt, dis0rdered
w or vitiated Blood, you
are sick all over. 1t ma
burst out in Pimples. Sore
or in some active disease, o
it may merely keep you lisI
less. depressed and good 70
nothing. But you canuo.
have good health while your
blood is impure, AYERS
SARsAPARrLLA purges out
these impurities and stimu-
, 1867-07-19
PERRY DAVIS
Vegetable Pain Killer,
The Great Family Medicine of the Age.

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The Great Family Medicine of the Age.
Taken Internally, Cures Sudden Colds,
coughs &C., weak stomach, general debility nursing
sore mouth, canker, liver complaint dyspepsia or
indigestion, cramp or pain in the stomach bowel
complaint painters colic Asiatc cholera, diarrhoea
and dysentery.
Taken Externally, Cures Felons, Boils
and old sores severe burns and scalds cuts bruises
and sprains, swelling of the joints, ringworm and
letter. broken breasts frosted feet and chilblans,
to1thache, pain in the faee, neuralgia and rheu-
matsm
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent
allowed 20 have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed in the history of medicinal preparations. Its
instantaneous effect In the entire eradication and ex
tncOn of in all its various forms incidental to
the human family, and the unsolicited written and
verbal testimony of the masses i'll its favor, are its
own best advertisements
The Ingredients which enter into the
PAIN KILLER being purely vegetable render it q
perfectly safe and eficacious remedy internally as
well for external application when used according
to directions. The slight stain upon linen from its
in external applications, is readily removed by
washing in little alcohol.
This Medicine, justly celebrated for the
cure of 80 many of the Affections incident to the hu
man family, has been before the public over
twenty years. and has found Its way into almost every
corner Of the world; and whenever it is used the
opinion is expressed of its real medical
properties.
In any attack where prompt action upon
the system required the PAIN KILLER is invaluable
Its almost instantaneous effect in relieving pain is
truly wonderful; and when used according to direc-
tions, is true to its name.
a PAIN KILLER
it is in truth, Family Medicine, and should be kept
in every family for immediate Persons travel
ing should always have bottle of this remedy with
them. Its not unfrequently the case that persons
attacked with disease and before medical aid
be procured the patient is beyond the hope of recov
cry. Captains of vessels should always supply them
selves with few bottles of this remedy, before eav
ing port, by doing they will be in possession of
invaluable remedy to resort to in case of accident
sudden attacks of sickness. 1t has heen used in
SEVERE CASES OF CHOLERA
aud has failed in a single case, where it was
thoroughly applied the first appearance Of the
symptoms.
To those who have so long used and proved the
merits of article, will say that we will contln-
to prepare PAIN KILLER of the best and purest
materials, and that it shall be in every way worthy
of heir appreciation as family medicine.
25-ly PERRY DAVIS d SON,
Manufacturers and Proprietors. Providence, R. L.
, 1867-07-19
The Latest News from the East !
INDIA RUBBER NECK TIES,

for sale by
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Next door to Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express Office
, 1867-07-19
Leather.

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, 1867-07-19
BIRTH

n BIRTHS
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, 1867-07-19
MaIIa gHaIIa puutstit 5aHarkrt.

FRIDAY, July 10. 1867.
Our quotations for the week ending with this
iate a "a a. foiiowa
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.5ae S@iisen <gerein.
@eerinbet: Sannar 1866.
Ritgiieber,aRl: u.
grfer S4atenmeiiter: ". Seitr.
2l2su1 Subn 5eB.
S9dsmetter: 3. 8. @aumaRIt.
/. Secretdr: Sobn Hubm. ~
y s. Sol.
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9ogan offerirte SoIgenbes ais
Nmenoement: Da qegr6noetete liriabe
borhanoen 1T, gu glauben, baB bel oen
neuliden @ablen i'm Staate &entudD,
tpelde fiir Mitglieber bes 40. Gonareb
abgebalten tpuroen, bic geiekmaBlgen
uno lonalen Stinmseber in beri9ie<
oenen Siltriften borbeiaeten @taates.
bon Senlenigen, tpelde nit sen tuirt<
ideu SbeiIne6merlt an Der neulihen
Gebeiiorf fgiapatbifren, abgebalten
iunrben, ibren gSi[len funb su aeben,
oa ferner in folden 8ablen Die suriifa
9efebrten 9tebeIlen iie9ten uno ba meb>
rere Gepraientanten oes @taates
8entnfp bislobal fino; besbaIb be-
l9lOnen, beB Die 8eglaubieungsi6rei<
ben aller bonn Staate Sentufb oepabI>
ten Mfttglieoer Dem @omite fur 9SabS
len CUR balbm0sli9en 8eri9terltats
tung ilberiuieien iperben foIIen, ooer
Dap, mdbreuo Ser 8eri9t in @6mebe,
feines oiefer NaitgIieber beeibigt ober
gu einem Sis 5ugeIahen iuerben barf.
9idtfieIb, Sus., 3. Suli.
8pei iunse Mauner purben beute
bier Weilen bon bier auf einem @rnte<
teloe tpabreno zines @emitters bonn
gllbe erfdlagen.
G6enfo ipurOe in Gillespie, Sas.,
Elm 9aus bonn 8like getroffen llnb elm
Snabe IN beinielben get0Otei.
Mempbis, 3. SuIi.
Sas &eyierungss @redIdiff @en-
.Satter bat geftern bas conf06errirte |
8anonenboot Self. Sbompion burd
elne GTplofon geboben. SaGeIbe trifft |
le5t Nnitalten aud ben -8eaureaaro |
m oie SberFabe gu bringen. 0iele |
S9lfTe flno i'm Srieee mabreno Der
S@la6t bel gfempbiS i'm Sluife ee>
Iunfen.
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Sadfon<9oge sfos Ill So
Nlter Deuffd1pr S(rAen Aer

Utter oeutfder Sroen Der Saruaa1i
@itgIiebsrsa5I: rs,
DoersSdrhe: Sr. enseriih.
uneer s.. 2ari&.
I. Secretdr Soba Sitter = Et,.
S@asmeifter: geora setiSer.a u q
9 Ser = SrSen perianlmeIt i9 ie6en Sonnerta gLe,.
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iiete ibre SHUTTER bart. ,,SSer tuenn fie
es ntht tbut, lit es ibre eiaene 6huIS.
gDer amingt Did, Glen?6 %, 0ies
manol" antiportete 6as M60d5en il, Dem
friberen, an 8itterteit ifreifenbeii Some.
rBenn On Sir SeIiT nidt miIIit, 70
nimm i'm nidtE fubr Nirs. Stone fura
nuS FOL; fort. I
Der Nobotat nabm ieinen SIienfen
bel Sic fno ruinirt, Sir, ipenn oos
gfdoden Sic ieBt ss.riidipeist." ffiis
fterte er ibm in'S Sbr. SD flrdlte
es nidt," eriuieperte Selir ebenlo, ,.iris
Dep, bel 3idte beieben iit 6ieb elm iibles
9eidaft. Sic lfebt einen @nbereu.
9lnd ih bate cine 9Inbere in's Ser, 1es
i1loien. 6ann biele 8erbiroiIno llu<
ter lolden llmftdnben CUTE ssrid,te tra>
9enr" .,Wfein lieber Cir sSelir, i'd Be.
sreife Sic nldt! @ino Sie elm Wanu
bon 8elt, bab Sie 10 nnbeionnsn re.
Den? Wer bon uns uerbeiratbeten M6n.
nern, fra9e id Sic, bat feline erIte 3iebe
sam Mltar gefibri? SieIe Mrs. @foue
bier, ote siuansis Sabre iiinaer aIs ibr
Gbeberr-bat fie benn ibre erlte9iebe aes
heiratbet? Bah, nur feine Sentitnenfa>
litaten!" Nlles 6ieB iuaro. raid, binter
einanoer uno fur Die iibriaen unper.
nsbmbnr geiprodeu. Sir SeIir fud,te
offenbar, mad einein auten 8ortpau6e
DER SADIE gu entidIlpfen, bod es aes
lang ibin nidt.
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1000 SAB EXTRA 6amilienz Naebl j
200 6oB Gytro iuperine WebI, s....A.
so 6RSs aew Orleans Suder,
"a 5bbs Semerara 9uder,
SO 6aB sepodter unb pnIperifirter 8uder
200 Sad grima Rio aaffee,
% Sad easiriru aafee,
Is 6as frifben Reis, M
. so 6sB 9eru Orleans gloIaTes,
200 aiiten PrOgter u. Gamble Seije,
$50 Riiten perf9iebene Sorten
400 aiften StearinIi4te, Ai j.
100 Riffen SaIsIidbte, bart seprest,
so aiften feiner 2aa&tabat.
% @rob 6ine Gut Eabat. ssl,.
Is Sab Rau6tnbaf,
IS SAT- eneIif&er SoSd,
Is Sat anreritanii9er SODA, Il
40 aiften unb pfunSsaannen 4aitern .l
SO Riften gfeffer, sse
so Riiten gewir,e.
50 Riften Snbigo,
SO aiften sentabIenen Senf
Is 5as Rafon's BiGfe,
60 8iffen Rint, nuart u. 1<@auonen 5Iaf@e
20 Riiten Sarrett S@nupftabaf.
20 GrUb Durtee's gIau,
20 6ab Bourbon 8bistep,
Is SaB Robertfon Gountp 8bisfeu,z
100 5ab SsOte saofb Rroof sbistep, q
400 Sab Singer Cordial, F
is S5as Snsuer Bein, .ss
IS 5as Size Reine,
50 SaS @eineiiis,
IS S5as GitrOnen Syrup, 8GI
m 50 Rifteu Stdrfe
50 Dnsenb eimer,
so GuRenb Beien, 1 s s
1000 Sad RebI,
50 Bitten oiiortirter eanbu,
8ranS9. aiiin, Sin, BeiHe uerf6ieSener Art be
Weatles S garbrOneb, 7's
gfr. 8 sfor0 College Strabe,
mill SR Rafbpiae EenneTee.
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Neue Nn3eigen.

V'SS* 1900
Wir fasfn btermit ben Beiber gscretGreu
pes S9usen- gereins, ben 5erren Subn
H II 3 m unb S. @pII unIeru beifen DAM
FUR bic Greunbli9feit uni. Gneraie, nit fpeldter
ne tbren 10 f6pierisen ME @ebnlb erprobenbet
OtenltpFibten auf benz eefrisen 96Rsenftlt
na9gefcmmfn linp. ~
giele IitgIie6tr oes edibeu=
8ereias.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-05

9lH " w .. OuIt.
Ser Senat berfammeIte fid5 beute
Mittag, Sci benz slulrnf Der gtanien
antmorteten 81 Senatoren. Ser @e :
fretdr tuuroe inftruirt, bas 3eprafen<
tantenbaus 3u benadri9tisen, baB elm
Quorum 6es Senats anlueien6 fei.
I'm u llbr 25 Nfinuten theilte ser
@lerf beS Saules Dem Senat mit,. bab
Elm anoruln i'm Nepr6lentantenbauS
fei.
Se9enOen erbob ginipano geaen 6ie
Berbanolung ir9eno eines @efAafts,
tpeldes fi4 ni9t auf ben @eaenitan6
be5iebe, fuegen oel1en fie 5ufammenbee
rnfen iuorben feien.
BiIfon offerirte einige 3ufabe
5ur &econitriftionsacte. Ser erite
Yaragrapb erflart ale Gibildmter in
ben filbli6en Staaten inner6aIb 6ret
Sage fur bafant nnb etmGd)tiat ben
continanoiren6en General bie rleuen
Mmtsinbaber in ibren Yoiitionen su
belaI1en, ileue 8eanlten 40 ernennen
ODER Bablen anSuoronen. Ser ,tueite
Baragrapb gibt Der 9fe9iftrirnnasS
commiiiion bic 8olma1t, @erionen
bic 6e9iftrirung 10 beruciaern, iueIdye
nm Ne9iltrirung ila6fnden, um Den
Beltirnmntigen Der 8eieke au entaebn,
uno innerbalb apansig Sage bic STA
men re9titrirter Berfonen bon iueIhen
man fpdter ermittelt bat, ba6 re nid,t
itintmfdbig fino, bon Der 2iite au ftreis
den. Die Bin tumroe sum Ornf be-
oroert unb auf ben Slid aeleat.
SaHS. - Webr aIS getu0bnIider
2drrn uno groBe 9lufregung 9aben fid
beute bel Der @ieOerberfaufmluna 6es
SauieS funo. Ser Spreder rief
gfittags Das 9aus sur Srbnuna.
: M1ittleripeile traf cine 8otf6aft bonn
Senat Elm, .p0rin angetlnotat fu1rbe,
oab elm Quorum 6ieier 66rperfdaft
borbanoen iei, ipeIde Ra1ri1t nit
lantem Subel ybegribtt pur0e. Ser
Sprefber ineIOste, bab 100 MhaIieoer
oniuefeno feien tino mics ben @Iert an,
ben &endt bon benz Guorufa fftt 6aus
IN 6enntniB 3u fekei. Ser &aplan
bieH Oaufl cine @e6e an Die Suiuefen,
ben. Ser Gpre9et efflarfe, oaB oos
erite Gefdaft bas fci, bic Reeib;auna
oer tleueripabIten MlitgIieoer BON
6entufn, iuel6e iid ais Neprdientanten
norgetelt hatten, borsunebmen.
g den I erbob ii1 un6 Ieafe einen
YroteIt bon Santlel Mc@ee. ehemoIiS
gem Niitglie6 0es Sauies, geaen bic
BeeiOigune Sno goung Dor, neil Iebs
terer iloDal fei. Stefem Broteft mar
nod Elm au6erer bon Birgern ans benz
pierten GongreBbiitritt 6es Gtantes
8entnGp beigei6loffen tin6 onr@ gItfis
lnpits nnterftiibt, IN ueI1en Die Ebat<
tadeu rtabgetuiflen iperoen. Gdenf
beantragtc, 6ab bic Dofumente Dem
2Dableonitte ilberiDiefen tuer6en foaen.
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(8ortiesuns fOIst,)
0eutfdbe 0srsine gsafbsiae,s.

9. $. s. 6. Il. g. 81.
Jesen ns Mttt'Do3 AbenS Seriammlans in Der Serus
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"Bre} IT,. S:ill1les'

(tdeltb unb tD66HentlitB).
Dies 1T Sas einsse lOpaIe ezlatt NIT ausnob.e Ser
~Staats3ettunan a., iDeIfes in 9afbuiue beraus.
9eeeben uiro. Bon allen bier erf6einenben 8Idttern
bat es bic gr6bte girtuation Anb 1T es bos of,ieHs
Organ bes Staates. Gs Bat cine arose girfuIation
i'm Rorsen ioruebI aIs aud i'm Gii6er uiiS geidfts
leute t6nnen tetn beferes An,eiaen =Rebitut FuSen
Sas tdsIi9e BIatt entbaIt bic lssten unS poIitdn.
bigen teIesrcpbif6en 8eri6te uon poIitif6en unS
eommereieuen unb ansemeinen Reuieteiten. Die
eofalnenistetten ber Stabt tnb fimaebuna merSen
aus1nert9 bertntes Hnb in ieber tnifdt Iitmmt bes
gen eiii., y @ 49, - ~ ''Tr ,''o~'' os''A''
Die ereisniife Ses tOmmenSen Sabres perben uon
Sntereiie iein. nsberau 1T Sas aanS in aufreaunq
nrc btnnen 8araem weroen bic wi9tishen 2ebens
traeen erDrtertun enti6ieben weroen ir lpiinibtr
raher, oaB uiis has lopaIe Bolt In benz tpmmen6en
Babltanpfe NIT allen tn ibren xrdften itebenben
itteln unteritlsen m6een, unS ttlferem glatte IN
chem Heinen 9orfe OSer 5leden I'M staote gerbrei.
tuiIs ~ geben. Sr 8utttnft wie Sas IN Der 8eraan
SenbeH sef9e5en, fpirS Sns BIatt Der ern5tIie Ser
AeiDtssE oer Sheen rnb Frtnsipien unferes eesempa
tlnfer SobsSiO0m 1T In ieSer Stni,6t pcusauSt
eirgeridtet unS MIR f5nnen an GdneIIfatett IN
gieOitdtett nt9t gsboten werbe gerioneu, rueId
anf egceaente AusfhbinG gegebener Anftrdae aa beg
btaigten Preiien ueriafieR.
4Eau abreiTre
Nre6 anb SimeS Gp.,
Il sfo s slcrtb @berrp Strel
Rafbptn. Eennedee
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Staaten @onerefies.
81 e c o n # r u t ii o n.

Sine 9pesiaI Oepel6e bes Seralb
meloet: Baron Ma9nus, preubifder
9efanbter, langte am Sage per Ser
Sinri6tung Na3imilian's in Qnere<
faro an unb 0berianbte iofort per See
learaf einen formliden Broteit an
Suare3, Der mnl 81 llbr am 9lbenb
oe1elben Sages anIangte, unb .auf
luelden folgenoe Griuieoerlln9 fan:
Sans9uiS % o to ii, IS. Suni.
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80 sTEINWAY & SONS,
Grand Square and Upright Piano Fortea

sTLlNWAY q SONS direct special attention
70 then newly invented Upright" Pianos, with
sIame. patented June g., 1850 This Invention
consists In providing the Instrument do addition
10 thr iron frame IN front of the soundboard) with
IRON brace fnme in the rear OF IL both frames being
as IN ne Tisoe thereby Imparting solldity of
Tuetop snd capacity OF standing in tune never before
ATTAINED In that class o instrument
The sOuDdboArd s supported between the two frames
by an aDpaTa US Tel atinR Its tension, so that tne
greatest possible degree OF SOUND producing capacity
obtained and regulated 20 the incest desirable ponl
The great volume and exquisite quality OF tone,
ell AS elasticity and pomptness Of ctiOn, these
new u pright Pianos have elected the unqualified cd
mrat on OF the musical profession and all who pave
heard them.
BLANIUS BROTHERS confidently offer these beau
titul Instruments 10 the public aud invite lover
OF music 20 call and examine them
kvery Plano is rueted with their Patent Agrae
For sale Only 6Y BLASIU6 BROTHERS.
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Secession Persecution.

SAVANNAH, Ga. February 1.-The case Of the
State of Georgia against John r.. HHyes, editor
and proprietor of the Savannah Republican, lR-
dicted Tor libellng Solomon Cohen, Congress.
man elect, was decided to-day by verdict of
guilty.
The Solicitor General, and Messrs. Harden
and Levy were the counsel for the State, ana
the Hon. II. s. Fitch, United States District
Attorney, and Messrs. Hartbrldge, Chrlsholm,
and Stone, tor the defense. The case excited
great public attention from The political issue
involved, the prominence OF the parties, and the
strong RepubhCanism OF the accused A verdict
is considered as adversely affecting the rights
of all NoIthern or Union men IN this commu'
nifty.
The case OF Colonel Hayes is but fair
sample OF how Union men are treated through
out the South. From the commencement OF
the publication of the Republican, he has
been subjected to every species OF insult aud
danger. His right to the property was con-
tested by Rebel, and tne President decided
in the Rebels iavor. Colonel Hayes had been
al the North for some months attending to
his private affairs, and on his return he was
arrested on q criminal charge, tried by
Rebel jury, before a Rebel Judge. and prOba-
bly, will be incarcerated in a prison. When
Union men Tor their loyalty are thus assaulted,
can we permit the return of the Rebel States
until the safety of our friends is guaranteed? ?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

The Partisan correspondent OF the Ne,s
Fork World says;--
"a wicket has been established at the en-
trance OF the Exposition grounds. where. on
payment of one franc, visitors NAV have acce q
to all parts of the building. Au iron oltning
machine from the workshops of Messrs Sellers
q Co., of Phi adelphla, has gwen the Imperial
Commission apower of trouble. AS good luck
would have n, the only machinery in France
OF suthcient force to lift this mass OF iron out OF
the vessel upon which it was conveyed to
Europe, chances to be at it's point of debarka
uon, Havre; otherwise, suppose il
would be necessary to pack II hack
agan. The railroad administration between
HaVre and Paris could not think of taking
charge of its trans portat on without frat making
an inspection OF their road, to see If their
bridges would bear its weigh and. inally.
atter pdrtey-OoUsang without end. il has been
decided that at the cost of eight hundred dol
lars, there is possibility of getting Mr.. Sellers
engine to Parit. Three hundred dollars are
asked Tor taking 1t from the boat up the banks
OF the Seine to its place in tbe Exposition. I
have been told that the IMPERIAL Commission,
never having heard OF anything SO ponderous,
are uneasy fCr fear the machine will break
through the upper crust OF terra fr7ad, and
come down upon the cooks aud marmitons who
are to occupy the subterranean galleries, and
thus crush out one of the most important insti-
tut'ons OF the Exposihon-the kitchen"