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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-31
soRE THROAT AND CON.
S1MPTION.
Da. ]. SGMMs & SONS
WHITE PULMONIC BALSAM.

This remedy Is especially adlpej to- and has proved
n,sitiye and certain eura or PULMONARY CONSUME
TION and in NO case will 1t tail the consultation
mas not been broken down with pretended medicines and
inexperienced advice.
Diseases affecting the Thr0tt 1retst and Lungs, in
Bronchial Affections sOrs rnroit, Chronic recent
Coughs Group, Asthma. Bronchitis whlopiug Cough,
shortness Of Breath, Spitag OF Booi OF the
Brcas Pain and Tightoess lu The Bteit, atarrh this
Hse,st Hoarseness, Measles Coughs Sc Il is power
n expect rant with snic alterttve and dlhusive pro-
p.res aud st4nds unexcrled if rarely egu He'd In
ine al disease, Of the Throat aud Lungs. has cured
Asthma o. ten ye,rs standing Ia Group is perfect
speeidc 1t acts as chemct fiQl and viii build up
wea kened and emaeiied institutions.
cd-Its immense sales proves it, eX'e lance
Consumpiiyes, We verify hseYe your hcpe Is In this
remsiy its mauy et apparently hopeless Gases
nave proy.n 1 a Temldy Of ext lrlinay valts
wa invite trial, wo re IL ll risa full Batla
faction va guarantee 4 all We repre- fBt Htobs.
PRICE s o Gen Is, small sized, aud S 90 large siHed
bottles seut by expre to any part o tne country,
enrsly hacked, on receipt Of the money
Invented, Prepared aud so d by
pR J,sIAl S & son,
DEALERS IN ruRE FAMiiy MEplclsEH,
Fonrth and king stIsais, Wni q Del.
said wholesale by py5it o., and hasun Holloway
d Cowden philadelphia; and At rstsii ry q. r Burton
and royci son. Dover; aud deler3 in diriues
where. apr2b-if
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-31
g,ront nnI French Streets,

Furnure Cars and Drays and excellent Horses to hire at
ail hours Furniture and other articles viii be removed
f-o the Steamboat landing snd other places in the city
Tith crest care by skiul and sober drivers Ali who
desire drawing can he accommodated with promntnefs al
n :, i,y-as5 nosa itia r4tae MORRIS WRLniE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-31
HORSES TO HIRE.
ArEW LIVERY AND EAon IA n q E
N STABLE.
No. 1oi MALNUr srREET. WILMINGTON.

- The subscriber, haviua opopei IVERI
ff6-af AND EXcHASdE srARLE. iss always en-
FS-Il hand some very hu4 hofslsfif hife $50 or *
chan ge. among vhi h is splendid lare, trained 10y
lie Invites those who lesirp to ether iiEE, SELL OK
EXCHANGE HORSES, 70 give him call, Va he fftls
confident that he viii be abls % give Them entire sAF'
tquSn quS, e,1s nlS '0'i'' ''' A. p v,SpFygp.
, 1867-03-29
L. Is. CHAMBERLAIN,
Secretary Of the Board of Trustees

MININGPRosPECTs.-Tbe miners of Mon.
lana are fast throwing off that feverish i'm
patience for has.y acquisition of wealth which
was so characteristic Of the early delivers in
the mines, and in very many instances have
latterly been operating upon tangible eri,
denee of Ultimate, though not of speedy
fortunes. Such are the bars all over the
country t, which bitches are being and have
been brought. Although the opinion is
quite prevalent with many who are not FAM
liar with the amount Of this kind of work
actually begun, that the largest part of the
operations Of next year will be confined to
three or four gulchcs, yer We feel perfectly
well assured that there will be as much goll
obtained from mining operations, by means
OF ground sluiciug and hydraulics on the
bars Of Confederate, Silver Creek, the Yell
lowstoue, and probably the big bar at High.
land, as has ever been takcn-out in Montana
in any previous year, by means OF every
species Of mining. To be added to this, is
the work still going on in the old gulches at
Virginia, Summit, Grizzly, Last Chance, Mel
son, Dry, Tucker, Indian and Montana, as wall
as the new discoveries demonstrated to
be good-of Highland Lost Horse, Eagle
Greek, as well as the large yield of the va
riOus lodes which will be worked during the
coming season To-day, Montana is the
most promising mining district in the broad
area of the United States, and Helena is its
center. On the other side of the range, the
mines will undoubtedly yield larger returns
next year than heretofore, as 10 many in.
stances where they are now known to be
good, all previous operations have maiuly
been directed toward their development.
We believe that at the end of next year, if
we had aoy way Of arriving definitely at the
facts, Moutana's aggregate yield of the pre-
cious metals wOnld exhibit as high as S3A,-
100000 Hurrah for Montana Helena
Gazette
, 1867-03-29
WalIa waIIa Democrats Precinct Meeting.

WalIa Walla Democratic frecinct mcettns'
The Democracy of Walla Walla precinct met
pursuant to the call of the County Committee,
at Helmuth's Hall, en- Saturday, March 23d, and
was called 10 order by ]. H. Biewett, Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee.
On motion, B. L. SbarI stein was elected chair
man, and A. l.. Brown secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated
bv the chairman, a motion to proceed to the
election Of Delegates to the County Convention
was carried, and a number of candidates nom
mated After considerable discussion the
manner of electing delegates, motion to elect
BY ballot was carried, and the Hine candidates
receiving the highest number of votes 10 be
elected.
Messrs. R. R. Rees, A. ]. Miner and VIM. II.
Newell we're appointed as inspector and clerks
Of the ballot, and the polls were held open for
two honrs, when the ballots being counted, the
following named board OF Delegates were found
to have received, in the aggregate, vote OF
two to one over all other competitors, two
hundred and thirty four votes having been cast
James McAulf, r. R. Rees, Harry Howard,
Wm. A Ball, l. 7. Reese, Samuel Jacobs, c. f.
Wineset, w. P. Horton, Geo. Bhggs.
The result of the ballot having been declared
a motion to make the election unanimous was
carried without dissenting vote.
On motion, adjourned.
b. L. SHARPsrEIN, Chairman.
A. L. BRoWN, Secy
, 1867-03-29

DEAD OR ALIvE.-Last fall. somewhere
about the hrst of September, in the Bitter
Root Valley, a man took some liberties with
the wife Of the gentleman for whom he was
at work. Some of the neighbors, incensed
at the deed, constituted themselves a COM
mittee to punish the offender, and according
to rumor, ordered him to leave the vicinity
within twentyiour hours. The individual
took the hint. Since then reports have
been circulated that the man was murdered,
although it has been said that he has been
seen in the vicinity of Helena. Since quito
stir is now being made about the matter,
all parties are anxious to fud out whether
the man is still living. The persons name
was Archie Rogers, supposed to be an Irish
man by birth. 1t would be a great relief to
many in Bitter Root Valley, to know his
fate, or his whereabouts, if still living.-He-
lena GdzeTe.
, 1867-03-29
Notioe to Absent Defendant.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, SIS.
COUNTY or WALLA BALLAI
In the District Court Of the First Judicial D'''~
TOE. F. SMITH.
NIou are hereby notified that II. OlmstesSS 80.
i filed a complaint against you in said ", " Il
which shall come 10 be beard al the hrs, 10
the Court, which shall commence more pSs pS.,is,,
months after the 29th Of March, 1851, anu. ADo ~iA
be taEen as confessed and the prayer thereof =.
The object and prayer Of said complaint - nj.
cover the sum Of Twelve Hundred and uehS ~. "a
lars aud eghty-three cents, the amount nov .svsbk
prorlis. ory noe exeeated BY laid IA viii
to said Plaintiff, and dated January l&hs lo'''
interest and accruing .interest.
VIC LANGF0RD, ,,..,,H.
Attorney for IIS.sn
Complaint hled March n, 1887.
, 1867-03-29
FoRr SHEPPERD, B. c.,
NJ aaaI Naaa


Ma. NARcHLsD:-I have just returned from
40 Greek, and wish to inform you that have
taken up claim for you, and have already re-
corded it. You will please tell my brother that
have also recorded a claim for him. The digs
giugs will pay about eight or ten dollars day
probably more, but not less. You will also
tell Rome Tor ROminOj that have also taken
up claim for him. He is paftnsr Of Joe Martin.
You will try aud come up as sooR as you eau,
and bring all of your tools, etc., aud also about
si1 weeks provisions. You will kindly tell my
brother, that if he can't come up himself, to
send a man in his place. You will also tell
Charles GraVslle that bis partner on 40 wants
him to come up Immediately, as he has reeord>
ed a claim for him. will be returning to- NOR.
row morning. Yours, KAVILo DUPuIs.
, 1867-03-29
Whitman Seminary.

At meeting of the Board ofTrustees of Whit.
man Seminary, held on the 25th inst, the fol-
lowing resolution was unaniu ously adopted
ReSoLced, That the resignation of Rev. p. B.
Chamberlain, as Principal ofWhitman Seminary,
this day rendered, is, 10 view of the necessity of
relieving him from his too numerous labors
hereby accepted, and the Board of Trustees, in
accepting the resignation, would gratefully ac>
knowledge the obligations under which the Sem
mary and the cause of education in this Valley
have been placed by the services of the Rev. P.
B. Chamberlain.
Rev. Gushing Eells has been requested to oc
cupy the place made vacant by Mr. Chamber erlain s
resignation. and the Seminary will open under
his management on Monday next.
Mr.. Eels reputation, both as mHn and as a
teacher, is sufficient guarantee for the character
Of the school while under his control.
Published by order Of the Board,
p. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
Secretary of the Board Of Trustees
, 1867-03-29

The ALABAMA LONESOME specimens
from this lode which are now to be seen at
the st. Louis Restaurant, are among the
finest we have ever seen in this or any other
quartz country, showing free fine gold
throughout the rock. This lode is situated
at the head of, Big Indian" about five
miles from this city. The lode was discov>
cred in 1865, BY McGreary & Co. A shaft
has been sunk on the discovery ninety feet
deep, and a fine degned crevioc of nine feet
between solid wall rocks, is the result
Helena Gazette.
, 1867-03-29

Az OLD PIoSEER.-Robert Newell one OF the
earliest settlers in Oregon, aud a man Who hg-
ursd prominently in the events atten ding the
hrst settlement OF this country, passed through
wAllA wallA few days since, on his way to
LeWision, where he proposes to spend his re-,
nAiug years. The old pioneer paid Us the COM
plinont Of call, and 10 the course Of an hours
conversation, we CLEANED from him many inter
esting incidents relating to the men who opened
Oregon and Washington Territory to settlement.
glorious band light well did they accom-
Plish their work and now, in their declining
JOarI, they should be honored and respected By
those who are permitted 70 reap Whsrs they
BoUed.
, 1867-03-29
The ~49,, Gold Fields

CoLvILLE, March IA, 1867.
EDIroR SrATEsNAS:-We just received news
from the new discovered gold fields 40, about
20 miles from tie mouth Of the Kootsnai, which
is highly favorable. The discovery party, H.
h. Oliver L Co., have commenced work, although
greatly hindered by the cold aud are taking out
big wages. Messrs. Dupee & Co., who located
claims above and below the Discovery, have
prospected their ground, and have taken out as
much as two ounces of gold to the pan full Of
gravel. The creek is about twenty miles long,
and quite shallow, the bedrock can be reached
at from to IL feet The creek is very easy Of
access, aad by a little improvement in the road !,
a man can easy go the distance from the mouth
of the Kootenai to the Greek in one day. Be-
sides 49, there were two more creeks discovered
last fall, a short distance from 40 and from
prospects, they seem fully as good as the '4s
There is a rep ort current, that the steamer '49
will leave the little Dalles about the middle Of
April or first of May, for the above mines and
the Big Bend country. Yours, AJAT.
, 1867-03-29

ar vbo shall not, at the time, be legal voter OF
the nrociuct in which he may reside.
Mr. johnson offered the following:
P.,olved. That Union County Central Com
nittee Of seven be appointed by the chair,
majority of the committee to be resfeens OF
Walla Walla city
Resolvsd. That the Central COMMITTEES have
f,lI mower to eoudact the coming canvass IN
sucb manner as they shall think best calculated
TO advance the interests of the party.
On motion, the resolution was laid on the
table.
passed:
Re,olved. That when this convention adjourns,
that 1t adjourn to meet at the call Of the Cen
trail Committee.
Convention adjourned. c. MOORE Seey.
A, FLANDERS, Chairman.
, 1867-03-29

TIE FLAo.-D. o. Mccarthy announces
his intention to resume the publication Of
the San Francisco Flag. We trust the coun>
try may be spared the inaictiOn. Under
cover of patriotism, the Flag WAS the worst
black.mail sheet ever published.
, 1867-03-29

New PAPER. NJ. & H. M. Gale are
about to commence the publication Of news
paper at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon,
to be entitled the Ensign. The paper will
be radical in politics.
, 1867-03-29

TIE Montana Legislature has refused to
order a special election for Delegate to Con-
gress.. The regular annual election is held
in September.
, 1867-03-29

TIE bigamy case which so excited the
people of Walla WAlla in the early part of
the week proved hoax.
, 1867-03-29
FRIDAY EyENING, MARCH 40, 1867.
Umox CouNrr CoNvENTION.-It will

JIMoN CouNTY CoNvENTIoN.-1t will
be- seen by the official report in another COLI
umu, that the Union Convention for Walla
WaIla county met at the District School
Room, on Saturday last, and proceeded to
the election Of delegates to the Vancouver
Convention. Other engagements prevented
our attendance, but we are informed that the
assembIage was harmonious and lively in>
tsrest expressed 10 the success Of the Union
cause. The delegates elected to the Van
souver Convention are leading men in point
Of character and influence, and It is safe t5
say that this county has never at any previ-
Gus convention been represented hy better
class Of citizens. FoHr of the delegates are
understood to unequivOoally favor Judge
Wyche's nomination, No instructions were
given, it being thought that the delegation
would be more effective in securing candi>
date from this side Of the mountains if left
untrameled. Adyices from different quarters
of the Territory go to show that the policy
OF sending delegates uniustructed has pre-"
vailed in majority of the counties. As we
have already stated, the popular sentiment
in all this section of the Territory is largely
10 favor of Judge Wyche, and in the event
Of his nomination it will require the demo-
Gratis to bring out their strongest man to en-
sure his defeat. Regarding thUsJudge's
nomination as q foregone conclusion, it beN
comes our democratic friends at their Con-
vention of to. morrow to cultivate spirit of
harmony and Cancellation, and having first
ascertaned which one of our citizens can
best unite the conservative vote Of the coun
ty, send to Vancouver delegation that will
leave no stone unturned to secure his nomi'
nation. 1t is everywhere conceded that the
nomination belongs to the country cast of the
mountains, aud if in the end VIC fail to carry
of the prize, it will be owing to our local
dssensons and divisions. Iu this regard the
republicans exhibited wholesome spirit of
unity and we trust the example thus set will
MT be lost upon our democratic friends.
, 1867-03-29

crTr ELrcTIOH.-The city election comes of
on Tuesday next, April I'd. Turn out and
elect good men to ill the ofiesS.
, 1867-03-29

A WELCOME VISITOR. - David Fclsen'
held, Esq, a leading Dalles merchant, and
frequent contributor to our columns, dropped
in at our sanctuu, quite unexpectedly, on
Friday last, just after the Statesman had
gone to press A cleverer or more genial
fellow than "Dave" does not exist, aud hence
the high regard in which he is held BY hosts
Of friends. After spending several days in
examining and admiring Walla Walla aud
our beautiful valley, "Dave turned his
face homewards, fully impressed with the
idea that after all Dales is the place, Our
young friend is still sanguino as to the future
Of his favorito town, and predicts that the
present season will witness a revival in all
branches of trade and business. Our ncighr
bors will accept the assurance that we Of
Walla Walla will not envy them their prcs'
perity.
, 1867-03-29
H0UsF AND GARDEN

FOR RENT OR SAIL
TThe undersigned will either sell or rent " VI CAR,
DEN SPOT Of FIVE acres Of land. II. 1v.ll..
The Premises corner with the City OF msIT MAJ TTopD.
W. 4. u5-lm) W. g. LAN0IOI-
, 1867-03-29

IL business transactions il is always safest to
deal with those who advertiTs.
, 1867-03-29

CrE1uI " i' iu town, and running heavily
on ts Delegate question.
, 1867-03-29

DIsoRDERLY.-The primary meeting OF the
democratic voters of Walla wallA Precinct, on
Saturday last, was attended by scenes Of disorder
that can only be characterized as disgraeeful.
We trust that we may be spared a repetition Of
these scenes. In few weeks, meetings will be
hsld for the election of delegates to a county
nominating convention, when it is hoped that
good order and deeorum will prevail. The in
PRODUCTION of "rougbs, for the purpose Of in.
hlsuciOg or carrying primary elections, eau
only have one sYeet-that of forcing good men
to withdraw from all participation in these
meetings. A little temporary success may be
achieved 10 this way, but reaction is sure to
follow, and iu tue end, the party resOrtiug to
these practices is made to suffer. We commSnd
this whole subject to the serious attention Of .hs
friends Of order and dseency, aud do so in the
hope that in the future there may be no occasion
for complaint on this score.
, 1867-03-29

DENocRLrIc County CoSyESrIoS.-The Demo
cratic County Convention, called for the purpose
OF electing delegates to the Vancouver Couven-
ton, will meet at Hellmuth S Hall, on to morrow
Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. The
County Convention consists Of 81 members, l9
Of whom are understood to favor Nr. Langford
a. candidate for Congress. The remaining mem.
bers are divided between Messrs. Lssater, Dugan
and Vansyckls. In electing delegates, we trust
that care will be taken to send only such men
S will work truly and faithfully for the interests
Of this section. II by any chance a democrat is
elected to Congress, it must be by the vote of
this Valley, and hence there is a peculiar fitness
in allowing walla Walla to name the candidate.
Our adVices from below are all to the effect,
that, II walla Walla iS united 10 the support OF
any one Of her distinguished citizens, the nomi>
nation will be ebeerfully accorded to her. With
this opportunity in our favor, let not local dis
SsnsionI or jealOuSies be the means of throwing
it away.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28
EXPLOSION IN a FOUNDRY.
A SHOWER OF MOLTEN IRON
From the Louisville Courier, May %.

From the Louisville Courier, May %.
Yesterday morning, at about $50 o'clock, a
terrible explosion was heard in Dennis Longs
foundry, on Ninth street, near the river, which
iarr6 d the glass out of windows within a square
or two, and shook the earth for some distance
around. The explosion was caused by the
upsetting of q caldron containing about a ton
OF molten iron into mould in which rain had
dripped, and water therefore stood. The man
who was working the ladle was blown out OF
the window and badly injured, and the molten
iron hurled through the roof OF the building,
tearing out about twenty square feet of IT,
and the interior of the building was badly torn
up There were other persons IN the moulding
shop at the time of the accident besides the
party il jured, but all of them fortunately es-
capped severe injury. The circumstance is rather
a ttfange one. There might have been a more
serious result had the molten metal scattered
around the shop, instead of being propelled
upward S, as 1t happened TO be.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28

IItSSTS. d
GENTLEMEN;-We have subjected the sample OF
Chilled Iron furnished the most severa tess
(as regards drilling through m that we conid brn ~
bear upon IT, and without success, Ne w
IT is our opinion that IL only be peuetratad b,
the use of large number of drills and the expendl
tuIe OF much power, with days of time.
And we think IL impossible for a burglar. with biS
time and power, TO penetrate II at ali. ~
trulV.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28

FACT V.-The pre- position made the public hereto.
fore is now renewed / will furnish Safes or Vault
Doors Of same size and capacity Of other best makers,
tested when finished and will furnish the man to
test the work of any other maker and he shall FUR
nish the man 10 Test my work and the party order
ing may accept the work which stands the most re-
sisancen any way or manner practicable for burglar
to work,
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