, 1867-05-24
sBalla @talla Statestuan.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1861.

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FRIDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1867.
wooD.-Several cords Of wood will be taker
,,,oyment :, for subscriptions, il delivered imme
diatsly. -
THE DISTRICT COURT is still in session
A large amount of business has been trans.
acted, and at this writing the calauder i.
pretty well cleared
c,Np MEErIxG.-A camp meeting, under this
di,se,ion of tie United Brethren, will be held on
III, Lewiston road, at the crossing Of the Tou,
,a.t. commencing on Thursday, June 18th, 1867.
general invitation is extended.
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PAYMAsrER-Major Francis, Paymaster
us A., started for COlville, on Thursday
last, with funds to pay the troops stationed
At that post. The Major was accompanied
by mounted escort.
CRREcnoN.-In "setting up" tho list of
candidates last week, the printer inadvertent,
" omitted the name of Lewis S. Berry,
Union candidate for County Auditor We
rpret the omission, and trust the explana-
ton will be satisfactory.
PREcIycr 0FFICERs.-The following are the
,,yulsr democratic candidates for Wala Walla
precinct Justices Of the Peace-W P. Horton,
o.P. Lacy. Coustables-F. T. Lowe, J. NJ Rit-
,.rbouse. Messrs. Horton aud Lacy nave both
been tried as Justices of the Peace, in which
capacity they have given general satisfaction.
SPEAKING AT WAITsBURG.-Th rival
candidates for Delegate to Congress, will ad-
dress the people at Waitsburg, on Monday
nexi, the 9th inst. 1t is understood that
several Of the candidates on the county ticket
will be present, and take part in the dis
cusSiOn.
GRAND JURY RErORT.-We commend
the report Of the Grand Jury to the atten
ton of our readers The comments in re-
lation to couuty-afairs, and the conduct of
officials are eminently just, and, without
donbt. will have the effect to induce greater
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k TowS.-Nr. Frank Clark the Democratic
nominee Tor D',Ss'''' "r''''u al " ""''" wan" o!
.,n.;,,,.I u,,,,.,- u;. aa,,a,,,.o. uan
,lr,p flanders. arrived At an early hour this
morning. Bo,h the candidates look well, and
appear to have suffered but little from their Ia
bOrs in cauvassIng the Territory.
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under the influence Of " ch the crops begin
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PAD P-OI FRIDAY last. Sheriff S.itel
Maid tn tla Co,rtv Trc..surer ovor Corr
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due the County from that officer. RumOrS
hal hon c,,r-.r. that ua Sbor;F u.o,
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dsfaultcr and hence it becomes the more
,r,nor to s,r H., NJ C;,I Lo, mid o,or
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THE SrEAKING.-We understand that tho
speaking, on tomorrow Saturday after
noon, will be in front of the Oriental Hotel.
This arrangement is made for the convent
ence OF ladies, for whose use the balcony of
'no Hotel VIII be reserved. We trust that
the ladies will turn out in full force and thus
avail themselves of the opportunity to learn
the viewsof distinguished men in relation to