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PIONEER BRIDGE.
Spokane River.

rrIHE PROPRIETORS of the above named Bridge
desire to inform the travelling public, and old
nat ronzers especially that being thankful for past
patronage, they will endeavor to merit continuance
of the same. ,,a . cur.prp
tba n any other Bridge or Ferry on the River.
They will also keep on hand good assortment m o,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c: The 3aI1o|H 6aK WI
Sa stocked with the best of WINES, LlQUOKS,
STcxRS Nc. &c. Also, Sherry Cobbers and Iced
Drinks, in season, and every thing connected with
first class house. mn, 1rr r. m
m linz A4A1H ~
, 1867-08-30

ONE OF THE RcHMoNDs IN THE FIELD.
The Richmond lode of Hot Springs dis
trict has had clean up from a run of
twenty-five tons, crushed at the mill of the
n. Y. & NJ. Company under the superinten-
dence of E. L. Pratt, and the result is fifty
four dollars per ton. The ore was taken
from well defined crevive or vein of twenty
two inches, at depth of fOrty-feet.-Mon.
tdnG Post.
, 1867-08-30

STEAM THRTsHISG MACHINE - Mr.. Reuben
Kinney has attached small upright steam eu>
gine to his threshing machine and finds it TO
work admirably. 1t enables him to dispense
with the use of eight horses, aud at the same
time accomplishes much larger amount of
work. The application of steam to farming
purposes has scarcely commenced. In England
already steam plows have come into use, and
ingenious men are now engaged in planning
steam wagon that will answer for farm work
Steam reapers and mowers have been expert
mened with and found to work satisfactorily
Thus it ia both men and horses are gradually
being relieved from the drudgery of the farm.
, 1867-08-30
WHITmAN SEMINARY.

TTNIIE FALL TERM OF SCHOOL, in Whitman
4 Seminary, will commence on MONDAY the I'd
of September next, under the instruction OF REV. Z.
EELLS and MISS NJ. A. H0DGDON.
TERMS TUITION
(Pe- Term Of EleDen H'eeks.)
Primary Scholars, including those in Mental
Arithmetic and Primary Geography, IS 90
Practical Arithmetic, English Grammar, Uni
ted States History and Geography, 10 %
All other higher studies II 90
Tuition payable at middle of each term
No Scholar received for less than half term.
Scholars received at the commencement aud mid
die of each term.
No deduction made for absence, except in case
of personal sickness. 36-lm
, 1867-08-30

SHYsrER PRAorIcE.-We hear of lawyers who
sent to them that unless they are employed they
(the lawyers) will appear on the other side.
,Litigants are very foolish to allow themselves
10 be blackmailed in this way. The Court will
always protect parties against impositions OF
this kind, and possibly an exposure would have
"A good OBJECT
, 1867-08-30
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. IS.

TBRRIIUR1 = 7 D
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
In the District Court, First judicial District;
mo ETIENNE MASSE: You are hereby notified
that Lean Marie Abadie has filed a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on 70 De
heard at the rst term of the Court which shal com
Ini~ lsS7 and nnisss YOU appear at said term and
answer the same will be taken as confesse1 anu 'ns
nrayer thereof granted. The object and prayer OF Ot
said complaint is to recover from you nIH 1e % ~
eight hundred and seventy-four dollars (soI4( ano
interest thereon from April 27th. 1861; money ao-
yanced for you Complaint filed July 2tth; 2D6 lSo"
sa-9m# Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1867-08-30

DULL TIMEs.-A friend who has just returned
from general tour in the lower country, inclu-
ding Portland, Vancouver, Dalles, Umatilla,
&c, tells us that he found universal complaint
of dull times In Portland one-fourth the build
ings are unoccupied, and the principal business
street wears deserted appearance Portland
grew rich off the mining trade, and having lost
that is rapidly dwiudling down to the condition
of quiet country town. Should the ocean
steamers change their landing to Astoria, as is
talked of, our friend thinks the emporium
will Aatteu out entirely. The other towns are
in about the same condition, and as compared
with Walla Walla, are insuferably dull. On
the principle that misery loves company, we are
glad to hear that our town isn't the dullest
place in the world.
, 1867-08-30

PLEADING Ills OwS CAUsE.-A usually quiet
citizen, named John Pickard, got into row on
Sunday last, and on Monday was up before Re-
corder Lacy, on the charge of disorderly con-
duct. Fully understanding his rights, he de-
manded jury trial, and after hearing the test-
mony, made the argument in his own defense.
Owing either to the lack of proof or Johns elo-
'quence, the jury was unable to agree, and Sec
.ond trial was had. This time the defendant bad
employed q lawyer, thinking he had suFe thing
ION getting off, but much to his astonishmeut,
was convicted Targht by experience, John
now considers lawyers altogether unnecessary,
and says that in future he will always plead his
u own cause.
, 1867-08-30
-Lyon's Extract Ginger.

LYoN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GNekR.-Fot lndi-
gestion Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera M?rbus,
Flatulency, &C., where warming stimulant is re-
onired its careful preparation and entirc purity
make it cheap and reliable article for enlinary
purposes Sold everywhere at 80 cts. per bottle ASK
for hIYON'Sn Pure Extract. Take no other.
CArTIoS.-See that the private u S. stamp Of De-
mas Barnes IE Co. is over the cork Of each bottle
None other is genuine. Ao-ly'
, 1867-08-30
Meeting of County Commissioners

Al EXTRA SESSION of the BOARD OF COUN.
n TY COMMISSIONER in and for Wall Walla
County, W. t. will be held at tbs Court House, in
Wa!Ia Wala City, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Sep
tember, 1867 at the hour of o'clock, A NJ at which
ali such business will be transacted as would properly
have come before the Board at the August term,
(which passed by deaul and such other business as
The necessities OF the County may demand. By order
of the Board. j. H. DIE" Ell II SieIA' cnA
10. 1857. 0oZW
, 1867-08-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; that the under der,
IN signed will apply TO the Board Of County goM- a-
missiOners, of waiia WaIa County, w. T. a. .ner ~
more after the 1sth day of August 1867, for license
to keep and run Ferry on Snake river, AZ me june
tion ofTucanon and Snake rivers at the point known
as Kellogg d Caldwel's Ferry landing: onoou
Walla Walla, W.T., j. W. 1hXyDMS.,
, 1867-08-30

A GREAT many hits are being made At the Plan
n taion Bltters, BY score or two Of disinterest-
ed friends who have endeavored to initiate or ooun-
terfeit them. Its all Of no use. Tho people won I
Be imposed upon long. The Plantation Bitters are
increasing In use and popularity every day, and
is that's whst's the MATTER They are in the samo
sized bottles, and made just a. they we're at rSt and
will continue TO be, or We shall stop making them
The Plantation Bitters purify, strengthen and in
vigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antid0te TO change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acldity Of the stomach
They cure Constipation aud Dyspepsia.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous headache
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer The rec
cpe and full circular und each bottle. Clergy
men, merchants and other persons whose sedentary
habits induce weakness, assitude palpitation Of the
heart, lack Of appetite. distress after eating liver
complaint, constipation, &C. will ind immediate
and permanent relief In these Bitters. But above all
they are recommended to weak and delicate females
and mothers.
They are sold by all respectable merchants. See
that each bottle hss pr United States stamp
over the cork and steel-plate side label.
Beware Of rediled bottles. See that the stamp has
not oeen tampered with. Any person pretending to
sell Plantation Btters by the gallon a swindler and
imposter, should be Immediately reported to us.
p. III. DRAKE & CO.,
81 Park Row, New York.
Smith & Davis, Portland. Gen'l Ag'ts for Oregon.
, 1867-08-30
SUMMONS.
on wAsHINGrON. / Ss.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON SIS.
County OF WALLA.
In the District Court, First judicial D''tr'es'
TTyO J. s. BUCKLE: You are hereby notified tnaI
Fred stine has 6Ied complaint against you in
sad Court, which viii come on % be heard at the
frst term Of the Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 9th day Of August ieSI,
seTne will he taken as confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted The object and prayer OF said com
nIsint is 70 recover the sum Of nine hundred ane
seventysix and 27l00 dolla.s tss1o ior not5 ~
.sse. ~ =. =. -, =. 80 ~, f,r Won. JAMES d. NIX.
'il " 5o- ~-A Attorney for Plaintiff.
walla Walia, W. T., August 5, 1861. -ss-2m
, 1867-08-30
Lyon's Kathairon.

tits a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scprff and dandrutf.
1t keeps the head cool and Glenn.
It makes thehh rich soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling on
restores hair upon prema. .urely bald heads.
This is inst what Lyons Kathairon VIII 40; 90;
by the cat 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. 7. LYON Chemist N l.
, 1867-08-30

PRoLTIc.-Mr. John Hancock, whose claim is
on the Walla Walla, about ten miles below
town, has left at this Office twig cut from a
a plum tree, the fruit on which weighs pounds
4 ounces, all clustered in space of about IL
inches. The fruit is of the variety known as
the Jefferson plum
, 1867-08-30
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted 20
"a the firm of FRANK & WEkTHElMEh are
notified to come forward and make settlement, on
inc unsettled after that date will be put in the hands
Of An officer for collection. Grain taken in payment
s5tf FRANK q WERTHEtMEh
, 1867-08-30
PRToEs STILL LowERl

w1sE TO NOTIFY MY CUSTOMERS AND
friends, that am DONG
Carriage and Wagon work
TrESrr.Flrz PrR cEsr. LcwEs than any other Shop
IN . eo.n. =. .aav money. To those who prefer to
nsss ISs ao ~ orf viii sell LUMBER at reduced
~ s,v;res- .,s''- Don't forget to give me call
pIlcss ss,.s,Ier he RED SHOP on your right as you
cross 'n' ~ JOHN D0VELL4
., .e Main street, Walla Walla.
, 1867-08-30

THREsHISe. The owners of threshing mas
chimes charge cents a bushel for cleaning up
oats, and cents for wheat. We heard in one
instance of and cents being demanded, but
this is too high, the figures first given being
the carrent rates.
, 1867-08-30
Cleanse the blood.


WITH corrupt, dsordered ->\N[ICl IJJ////
w or yitiated Blood youf HI//////
are sick all over. 1t ma, tf1RI.YLLL///////
burst out in Pimples Sores 4 u(tI|2 Ipkdkf1T//
or in some active disease o. vAk1yyH5H/
it may merely keep you liSt ScNNHIA/IIIN
less. depressed and good 70 &%&SW WZM<
nothing But you t=lN&N N
have good health while your --N III
blood is impure. Ayers ~NM|N
SARsAPARILLA purges out -~
these impurities and stimu-
ates the organs of life into vigorous action, restoring
the health and expelng disease Hence it rapidly
cures r,ooJ sr-L - ScrofuLa or Rin0is
, 1867-08-30
PERRY DAVIS
Vegetable Pain Killer,
The Great Family Medicine of the Age.
PERRY DAVIS

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 colc Asiatic cholera, diarrhea
and dysentery.
Taken Externally, Cures Felons, Boils
and oh sores burns and scalds, cuts bruises
and sprains, swelling of the joints, ringworm and
letter. broken breasts, frosted feet and chloains,
touthache pain in the face, neuralgia and rheu-
matism.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent
allowed to have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed in the history of medicinal preparations Its
instantaneous efecti the entire eradication and
tincton of PAIN in all its various forms incidental to
the human family, and the unsolicited written and
verbal testimony of the masses III It's faVor are us
own best advertisements.
The Ingredients which enter into the
PAIN KILLER, being purely vegetable render it
perfectly safe and eficacous remedy internally as
we'll as for external application, when used according
tn directions The slight stain upon linen from its
nse in external applcations is readily removed by
washing in little alcohol.
This Medicine, Justly celebrated for the
cure of SO many of the Affections incident TO the hu-
man family, has DOW been before the Pupnc over
twenty wears and has found its way into almost every
corner of the world; and whenever it Is used. the
same opinion is expressed of its real medical
properties.
la any attack where prompt action upon
its almost instantaneous effect in believing pain is
truly wonderful; and when used according to diTec-
tions, is true to its name.
a PAIN KIhhHR
it is in truth, Family MedicHe, and should be kept
in every family for immediate use PERSONS travel
inc should always have bottle Of this remedy with
them, 1t is not unfrequentl( the case that persons
are attacked with disease and before medical aid can
he 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 eay-
inc mort as by doing they will be in possession Of
an invaluable remedy resort to in case Of accident
or sudden attacks of sickness. 1t has een used in
SEVERE CASES OF CHOLERA
and never has failed IN single case, where it was
Thoroughly applied On the first appearance Of the
symptoms -. ns.d and r,o,.a Tho
r;,s of our article will say that we will contin-
M 70 nTenare our PlN KILLER Of the best and purest
materas and thsi i shall Be IN s;syD sSs;Sy way worthy
OF .Eeh ePP'o' PERRY DAVIS & SON,
Manufacturers and PrOPrietors, Providence, R. l:
, 1867-08-30
FLOUR ND GRAM

Received for shipment without warehouse charges.
FREIGHrS must be paid before delivery Of goods.
J. G. AINSWORrH,
President OT ss Nicempany.
Portland, July 18th, 1867. SI-W
, 1867-08-30
REDUCTION OF STORAGE.

Henceforth storage on freight received into the
Compsnys warehouses, at wallula, will be charged
rur1UWs:
For frst month, per ton. ton....................el so
For each succeeding month, freight paid. .... l 90
For each succeeding month"; freight unpaid. 90
, 1867-08-30
THE BOATS OF THE q o.s.E. COMPANY

PORTLAND FOR THE DALLEs, DAILY.
Sundays excepted at O'Clock, A. NJ,
Connecting on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
WITH BOAT ON UPPER COLUMBIA,
FOR UMATILLA AND wALLU La
So THE FRIDAY BOAT CONNECTS WITH
BOAT FOR LEWISTON.
, 1867-08-30

NoTE.-l 800 pounds Of Oats constitute q Ton.
200 pounds Of Barley constitute Ton.
FRIGHT FROM PORTLAND TO wALLULA, s35
, 1867-08-30

RETURNINGt
The Boat will LEAVE LEWISTON EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and wALLULA EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY MORNING,
touching at UMATILLA, aud arriving at DALLEs
day.
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L. Z. kKEN, Deputy,
oc 3-Th4w+ for w. GILLET, G.. A. c.
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The Markets.

New York, October l5.-Stocks excited ana
heavy. Money active a. &c. Gold, IA. Ster-
ling unchanged. Governments very heavy.
Coupons of ls62, 49,. Virginia G,s. Is. Flour
5GL loo better. Corn lc. better. Wheat iU=c.
better Oats, &c. better. Pork heavy NJ
So. 530S 800. 40. Lard steady. Cotton quiet ana
steady at l9c. Turpentlne, Sore. kosln-Com-
mon, SS 7j4 SSH
New YORK, October l5.-Flour-State, - 80
6Sll3J; southern, Sll.lj. Wheat-Amber
State, $50 amber Michigan, $50 Corn
scarcely so firm mixed western, 81 42Gsl. II.
Oats-Western, soGs3c. Pork dropping AT
So 256s22 Is. Lard, lS14@l4ssc. "hlsAey
quiet. Coftee-Favors buyers. Cotton SHADE
firrner sales of 800 bales at l9hc kice
dull at loA@l7.c. Turpentine, 56@4osc.
Rosin, SIS. 75@pSs. Tallow, l21l2Ic. Frelghts
tir1ner; cotton, d. Stocks strong. Money
active at :. Gold, l43I. lo62 coupons liza.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-Cotton-A better
feeling; middling, lsc. Flour quiet ana hrn.
Wheat strong, but prices unchanged; Corn
slightly lower Oats active Rye dull. FRO
visions unchanged.
Sr Louis, October l5.-Flour firm. Corn
Prime and choice mixed, Sl.oSISl.lo; yellow
81 lo0sll3 Provisions dull Mess pork, Nh
shoul ders, l414c.; clear sides l9.c. Lard
l44Ql4Ac. Whiskey nominal.
CIxcISxATI, October l5.-Flour firm. Corr
buoyant; held at 81 IL. Cotton irmer; mid
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ding, 1SEc.. with = large speculative inquiry.
Whisky quiet Mess pork, 81 50G9f22. Lard
dull III l3c. Bacon dull; shoulders, lac. clear
sides, lS1c.
WfLuryGroS, October l5-Spirits turpen-
tine quiet sales 700 barrels NJ 53E. Rosin
steady: sales ] 200 barrels II x 3olti5. Tar,
- co. Crude turpen tine. s44!fJ for virgin.
Cotton-Sal.s ut l6c. market closes with adj
vancing tendency.
CHARLEsroy. October l5.-Cotton active,
and advanced NC. sales, 200 bales middiing,
lie. : receipts, sii bales.
S.vASyAH. October l5.-Cotton active and
advancing sales, go bales new niddings,
l7hQisc. receipts, 800 bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga, October lj-Cotton active ::
sales, 54J bales niddling, log l6@c. receipts,
J63 bales.
NOZZLE, October lj.-Cottor~ Sales, 700
bales: factors demand full prices market
closed 1T lGHGl7c. for middlings; receipts,
IS bales.
New ORLEANS. October j.-Cotton-Sales,
800 bales demand active. mostly for ex-
port: prices stiff; low middlings, Ike re-
ceipts, l6J bales export, l,O26 bales. Flour
unsettled but holders firm supertine, 500 ,
extra, 81. Corn quiet and steady, white
ga ioc Oats, 'oc. Pork nominal. so. "a
Bacon quet and firm : shoulders, lJHc.: clear
sides. lake sugar cured hams 2>62SH Ne
Lard quiet and unchanged. Gold, AZ. Ster-
ling, j6Gjo-ordinary names hard 10 pass.
New York sight, i premium.
LIVERPOOL. October l4-Evening. -Cotton
active during he day il slightly advanced :
sales 70, 900 bales uplands, 5-l6d. Orleans,
.ll-l6d BreadsturTS strong ard firm. Com
mon rosin, I'D. Turpentne, Us. sd. Pork,
lis. Bacon. lbs. Lard, jiLjjs. sd. Tallow,
As a lis. Sd.
LIvERPooL, October lJ-2 p. M.-Cotton
firm. Manchester advices favorable. Bread
stuifs more quiet. Corn. 4ys. Ii1s. 3D. Red
wheat, lbs. California, lis. Lard, u.s.
LONDON, October 30 p. M.-Consols, "a.
Bonds, Il j-l6.
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SHOoTlSG AFFAIR ~ DTSwIDDIg.-h Mr..
Mann and a MIR Thomas have been working n
farm on shares. On Friday Last, while ut
work in The field together, they had som. dis
puie, when Mr.. Mann threatened personal
violence towards Mr.. Thomas. Thomas drew
4 pIs lUl, and said he would shoot Mann if he
advanced Il step. Here the matter ended.
Thomas was cutting tobacco, and in carrying
some past Mann, was observed by him to have
his pistol still III his hand. Mann eudcavored 10
secure til" pistol, and III The scuiilc il was dis
charged, the bah entering the stomach of
Mann, infiicting Il dangerous wound. Thomas
Immediately gave himself up and was admit
ted TO bail. The doctor has not yet been able
to find the ball, and Mr.. Mann Is considered
in II very critical coudition.-I.terSburg En-
yigsSS.
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y Singular CASE OF HANOI SG.-2Irs Betsy
/. Eastman. OF Salisbury, n H., died in
mat town Il few days ago in her one hundred
and fifth year. She was supposed 10 be the
Oldest person in the State. An incident con-
n"cted with her life is worthy Of men ton
Soon after The execution Of Mrs. Surratt in
Washington Il person accidentally men toned
The fact in Mrs. IoStrnauS presence. when
She immediately exclaimed. with solemn EN-.
rha>I> " was tn" means Of 4 WuIn;tn's being
hung once She referred 10 the execution OF
Ruth RlHy, which occurred at Portsmouth.
\. H., December %, i1G'. II appears that this
woman Was the school teacher of Mrs East
man when the ltttcr WAS about six wears o!
ag". One day, through illness. EGih Elay
vas absent, and the Chiiiruu ,"crc at play.
hrS. f.a~ imam said she found Il loose board III
he schoOl-room floor, and got underneath the
building, where She discovered bundle wrap
ped III white CLOTH in which there was dead
infant. The corps" proved 10 be II" child Of
her teacher, who was arrested for murder,
convicted, and hung. r"pricvc came for her
on the day of execution, but Sheriff Packer
wanted 4 warm dinner land swung her OH 4
i"" minutes before til" appointed time. Cir
CunStanres afterwards seemed To prove that
Ruth Blay's child vas still born, and that she
vas not a murd"ress.
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.. u Smal!cy writes from London 10
>~sy &aoiurd 'Iondon Is not
"..a iA'.s la lis Indifference 10 color. The
t.s> u >VIAerlaMd's SdioRS are famous Ill
....@ a@ admitting both races OF our coun-
Others less famous are Just as l!be-
nav met negroes four or five times ~
.-'.' and parties in private houses. /
Pc jus, rs likely 10 meet them
"',', Hut 10 Radical, but 10 Tory
Dr. d; least, the negro, II sh"l
"'".t not be- shut out for his color !;
a...tes might exclude him, for society has
.." s ana sucks 10 them. ! met Sella Mar
W.. his wllc a. Ir. Adams's on the eve
4. VI -" last Fourth 0! j uly. Let us nope
@'41>un "lil not recall his minister on
% account. Dir Adain>'s rooms were illled
"'."t van americans almost exclusively.
..' .'F ir.t himself outraged by the pre-
..... ~. W Ar. and Mrs. klart!n, the feeling was
81 u under control.
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MARYLAND MARI DISCOVERED The recent
discovery of large deposit Of animal ard
shell mari in Prince George county, Nd,
turns out, upon careful analysis, 10 be Of
greater value rs 4 fertilizer than amy other
known marls IN fact, ii is asserted by con-
p,.tput Judges TO equal the best grades of
ruano and very extensive preparations are
being rapidly perfected by the owners OF the
property the Maryland Marine Mari Com
p:lny of Washington, 10 commence trade III
The article The remains OF immense sea tar
lie and other icvialhauS OF the deep have been
cxhumed, us we'll as vast quantities OF Shells
of Il hitherto rare and comparatively unknown
species - WASHINGTON Cumticle.
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sid"rabl" excitement in Port Richmond in III q
northeastern part Of the city, in consequences
Of u second raid upon Illicit distillrrics which
abound there. som" TWO weeks ago The first
rad took place, and a large number OF stills
were destroyed, This morning Marshal Ell
maker. with fore" OF marines from the navy.
yard, mad" 4 second visl. TO that locality. and
succeeded in breaking up numerous places He
would nave been nor" successful if parties
had not ionnd ont his intentions and notified
She dIstjllrrs. This section is d.ns.Iv NOM
lated with III" poorer classes of citiZrrs
mostly Irish, II being the grea test coal.ship
ping depot In tn" country. All the nnonln
turned ont In defence OF the stills, but the
"aI4ocS "F"fa""G Them and prevented /, riot.
The Marshal succeeded in c,pturipr .,xf..n
sn'1s' most OF Which had been secreted by The
owners.
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-.. '' hos'on PDS'S Washington correspond
~ An attachment has been ISSUED
al. +. ..t'"! Baker, 10 bring him again before
..s 's-'s1a"y Committee, and it is said he is
3"-"' "Ffest. Tie General Will be- re-
..g " eAilJn many of his statements,
.... age III direct conflict, concerning PreSi-
t.r.., DN"""oh. IT. j. undcrs GOOD that no mem
ar,rs ..'' committee gives The sllghtest Gre
..s,.,..,, %A hing Baker has said, unless sub
'"''" by other testimony
4s..I "a4 Nailandigham put up at the same
.rrtp"' mansfield Ihe other day. An excel
i, mute m,rtun for Val
y. 1's no" ;ts though Val. would put up ut
I.I..,, MOTEL ~ Washington. -Chtctyo Post
slgr. nashville dispatch says that there is
E,,y T.'uhd Tor the assertion that Governor
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