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RELIGIOUS.
ST. JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH.


The dedication ceremonies at st. James Lutheran
Church East Ffteenth-st. yesterday, brought out
interesting chapter church history Lutheran
congregation established in the City of NewYor the
Che rs Church sdce was efseted at the intersection Of
The first minister Of this church the Rev Justus
Rackner, who preached In the Dutch language until
HAS. He succeeded by the Reys. Berckemeyer,
Knoll Muhlenberg, aud weg snd, all Of whom preached
IN both the Dutch and German languages for than
zted from the Ditch and established congregation Of
their Owl, erected aud worshped in the "Oh swamp
section of Frankfort and Wilsmsts. The ground
<hs, te %, s,Ss aud ts s se ~, pnE Pe t
eek Reiss, received salary OF ESQ per
succeeded by Rapp. Wesner Schaeher and Muhlenberg
During the Revolutionary the Hessian camp preach
ers oicated IN the church. and the congregation
10y Officers soldiers that the greater part Of the
church debt paid In January, 7si the cOngrega-
PAINTED and worshiped in the ednee Of tho latter Trim
10y Church having been burned during the war. DR.
anze assumed pastoral charge OF the united eOngrega
lions ana IN ls0 was succeeded by the Rev. F. Vs. Gels
p c. shsefer D. b. The latter preached in both Ger
1nap sa In 1901 effort was nIsdo to establish
What the Episcopal was the English branch Of
she -h1tA4an Church, because OF a strong preiu-
tie Euiheras ssurch' tRe 'e eT EHY {.a language "a
IS1 aa r s Joined themselves to the
angllcDe the Lqtherans IN 1874 st MaftheSs Church
vchsitsT pastor The German senenf however sao
aook rotsol Of the Cycb an1 closed is door. oSainst
OF the Ruse they had built fol their ON 90 'su c OUT
5e5resaten gext worsnped IN the New Jerusalsn" In
II es9t ~ ~ 1877, pbu2HhOpc Christian, who With
sleld purchased and decided the Lufbeiabs
itss b texan Church IN orange-st; here tie
eOnefe El49fEas regganiZcd and Incorporated a. IN
fVaBs eeey 3ptleran church Of r. James In 1919 ID
fgain ngTNed 70 MWDcTySt and In 1851 20 East Iyf.
teeDth ~ where the granite edifce then erected stiff
sands ~on the EAST Of May last, when the Academy
o. Muf1c burned, the inside work Of the
church sSe destroyed 10y fire. leaving the outside walls
enDurod me interior has been replaced IN superior
s1eeuence ana INC society which ID Of great wealth
stpeIehesf no Inconvenience tho payment OF $4,000
hDNht nall ~ ghich was secured By Insurance
@"e iSsembie1 TIC fret tine IN the recon
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RASE RAIL-.
rup Nvw-rNcIAND CHAMrIoNsHIP.

THE NEw-ENGI.AND CHAMPIONSHIP
Tie third game for the championship of New-l.n-
gland and Lowell silver ball, took place on Saturday
at Medford Mass, between the Lowell and Harvard
Cuba The first Of these games took place on May 10
which the Lowell by 81 TO % runs The second game
on May "a was won by the Harvard by 80 runs TO 20 Inc
seore Of the game Saturday last was Harvard 81 10
Lowell %. over 5000 persons were present.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE " ESTERN RESERVE =,
match for the championship OF the Western Ke-
serve Chol and silver ball and silver inlad bat
PLAYED in Cleveland on Thursday last between the For
est City and the Union Railway Clubs resulting III the
defeat Of the latter by score OF 81 TO &c.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE CLUB.
The Junior and Sophomore classes OF Columbia
college played match game OF baseball on May u, on
che College Ball Grounds, The Juniors were defeated ny
10 TO 50.
ORIENTAL MATCH GAMES.
The Oriental Club has made the following matches
juno 6-Onental We EI9alIe. Oh Inn,
SaHOrienta VS.. Athlete Of Washington flights; june
os-Oriental We. Fulton Of New-YOrk. Game VIII be
called ON each match at 230 O'clock precise-a 10 Oe
played on the grounds Of the Oriental at Greenpont
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK. .


ARRIVED
Steamship CITY Of London OBI BoGs' L'sIPoo go G ao 'ea
Sss '' a :" - ~ ..''. ~ :, -,
teas to Hsha.sy May top o. ehocner house painted
white outside suns inside had shsbs aui cabin substance
sseE 4. Vail, VAL gh$ssgen
scSI k; sss'T a SS.S f sS.S.S
Sshr 0. x, Henry, NswIIIvsO
sS r John aanovs. siaSc Wood, Hole for Ehsb,lpOn
ssS Sosa ss:sss saSIfs sT S1I Pof'ss4
scsE Q Sn" , seOvlll Portland l;s..0
s ssST 4 1. v ws I'm; Chase fTS.S,sssa
ses oat,G' p sSISss P P"ss5 e, w..nu.
s sSST J. j. 6 . %stT Lincoln Taunton
s ssSI Adams "a rsns spos hIa'I Fa Rvsr
seII Wreath PPaa% E,1SssP ST61S e, SS'A
seli b. N French, jones' Boston.
WISD-Saaset, s g.
Feho-barh (Br) 27h ult. from CAdiI for honie'deo
Ellen Mdletouhr 2h ut nom Providence L. Tor c'rdshaa
SS.S:eS a a e. 81 sHt 'sSs Bremen,
Ger "a 1a5s June s:'s Ssas H. Liverpool
Brocrsbrg m Baltimore for trinidad May a. lat % a. long
Emma Beslsar hence bound May % lat % ion 70 90
T,@ rudor-.bIp MAY 49, Ia. % 49, lon SO 2 for Boston
Sophsehr May 49, lat 20 % NJ lou u ~ W. from Trinidad for
Sso W May e .Sa S oi SSs al s
ELoteAmshp May a. $50 No. Cd Cape Roman hence Tor Sa'aa
Franlln Be-ehr list inst 80 miles OfHatters bound s.
DISASTER.
fore rrported has sold she lies Tor S The wreekers have
and she is apparently an Old vessel
MEMORANDA.
Nav The steamship Sacramento sailed today r
Panams carried 6oOo in treasure Ofwheh sln'OO ""
~ The steamship Fidelity sailed yesterday from Victoria for stE' with
fS ,Gu steamships carried over 500 bOs pounds
81 .. IL ads .s s's S1s : St "S; with
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
'"'''' wssmScroS b G, May ~. 1901
Oa information received this Office that from Au AFTER
DAY August 1867 the existing Flash Light on Gsonss Bo
ay Of INDY WIN be replaced by one Of che fourth order oopho'
Fixed white hgh,''.'''' SECONDS
Eclipse. q seconds seconds
st seconds
60 seconds
new apparatus Tor tho one necessary repairs the sh house
ib pesrnt ht viii shown the night oi TUESDAY se
tsci Sf paiins h,s's light In OpeSSp surRpcx c,,,,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
@ NAV H sS s r'9 S ss9o N ss
On nua Mee,nc, cadenas ear' Mary Watkins (Br)
Pstpstrna June ARRIVED bars Thomas Daett for orchl,
Poshstisn and Fannie Sm Cansnss gs H. o runney ana hey
FSrrrrs. Moxnov May 9l-The bark Agnes Rio BALI
the Cap,s to-day sbr Julia Baker went to sea this
mnnng
FofRF MoYnOR THE plotoat Connee reports as ol
yesterday bark John Tracy fom Cao for Baltimore,
With gRuo
nosos Ipne Arrived stemship Keungon from New Orleans
june Ari,c steamers Roman Philadelphia Nereus
NcwYok ship Harrisburg, Bueuos Ayres harris Rocbeck
Jewe from Monleyoi Mary Edsou. from Philadelphia
NAV Eulv Fisher from Trinidad, MARY nom Cicnugosi
susrr Havana rreus Hobbs nom Sagga George Glchu,
om Bitqoei Milwaukee from Po johnson 'ehr Rockingham
fon Barbad0A
Below Zip frederick Tudor, from Calcutta
GuARtFsroN 2-Auyed SeaGu from Baltimore;
ehonens Wang aud David Faust om Nesio aud Grape Shot
nom baltimore
Sailed Ieedsy-steaGsrs soudsr AM Msnhaan oI EewYOk
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CRICKET.
MATCH AT PHILADELPHIA.

MATCH AT PHILADELPHIA.
n, rxLs0RAPH TO TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA June AT the cricket match to-
DAY between the Philadelphia Cricket Clubs second
eleven and the Young Americas also OfSPhladelpha,
The former won in one Innings. by seven runs.
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pISSPNG EPS ARRIVFD

PdSSENGERS dhMIFED. -..,,.
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Jppe 2-n steamship
Ctr Of ondop-Mr Gooda w. O. Loyeani GalsEay,
H. Hale Mrs Gale Miss Sherre Dose Mr. Mclaughlin MI Goa
molly Sir Blake NJ GreenbaGm Mr. Davis Mr. smith Miss
Jackson Holland w. Lthsrsw, w sonef Bannier H. DO
Frrdeei Maria. Ar Bsey Mr. aud Mrs smonds
s Child M and Mira T. Pe Miss Ps Rev j. H. Morgan lady and
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

ATMOSPHERIC RAuwAYs.-Dr. r. II. Gilbert vii
lecture before the Association for the Advancement
science aud Art this evening, in Room No "a, Coope
mi
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IAnnouncemental

SHEET WAX (best quality, % cts. per dozen, az
suppl Store i Grands Fn'e m oy mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

Mrs T.. L. Rose, and Miss Susan b. Anthony. held
forth upon woman's right to vote, at the Peoples Ly
ceum at Dodworth Hall yesterday morning, after wbcl
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

ATnENEuM CLUB.-The Inauguration dress prone
made reception IS announced for Wednesday evening the
eth from 10 II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

PASSENGERS SAHED.-Among the passengers for
California in the steamer Ocean Queen, on Saturday.
were: Brevet Brigader General jefferson C. Davis I'm
charge Of 800 recruits going ont 10 Join the 9th United
S;ates Infantry IN California; Mrs Admiral Daheren:
CAPTAIN Dudley Seward 9Th United states Cavalry Cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03
CITY ITEMS.

VETERANS EXCURsION-The Veterans OF lel2, 10
and "a nro to have an excursion upon the Hudson, on
Wednesday next.
CoNTRoILFR's OFFICK-ContToller Connolly has
appointed Mr. Thomas Dunlap Collector OF CITY Revenue
vice william l.. LOew.
Army .,,,, r., I'm Tho Inauguration dress prone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

Is New APARTMENTs-The officers Of the North
American Life Company on Saturday received
their business friends the spacious and elegant Offices
which the Company has recently fitted NJ at NO 2s
broadway. large number Of ladies and gentlemen
were assembled and entertained with liberal hospi
tai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03
CRIME.

The ONEIDA COUNTY LOOMS GANG-TRIM OF TIL
KINs THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF ONE OF THEM.
From Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

WALLACE MoNUMRNT.-A meeting In aid Of the
erection OF monument William Wallace Was held at
No u Pine.si. on Saturday. IL was announced That
a260O il needed ITO finish monument which has been
commenced in Scotland and IL IL proposed that scotch
moH America shall furnish this sum A committee
appointed TO prepare an appeal TO the countrymen
OF Wallace In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-JUSE l.-Before Mr.
Justice SUTHERLAND.
The BUILDING ACT OF lStD-FIRE- ESCAPEs-TRIAI


HE BUILDING ACT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by JURY.
In re Bernard Duffy.
Mr. Duffy was arrested for not providing practi-
cal reescapo premises No 400 Pearl ST. In this city, IA
required by section 49, chapter S3 Of the laws OF 1866
On arrest he elected 20 be tried ut the General SEES
sons and on the 25th OF January tho Grand Jury found
an indictment against Inn. lie gave bail and appeared
a number OF times for trial. The finally mott.
fed for May a. aud that day. through some mistake,
the defendant failed 10 appear His counsel requested
adjournment bnt this refused unless he would
try tho at Special Sessions. To the bail
the counsel consented The defendant tried at the
Special the 2sh of May in the absence OF his
counsel and convicted and sentenced to imprisonment
for thirty days
The prisoner through HIS counsel. petitions 10 be
discharged from imprisonment the grounds, among
others, that Bernard Duffy had right TO be tired by
jury the trial OF the bmdictmen that after ndct
mep had been found, the judge OF the General Sessions
had right power, authority, without the knowledge
and OF the defendant 10 direct the be sent
back to trial to the Special Sessions that after the find
ing the Indictment tho Court OF Special Sessions lost and
ceased 90 have Jurisdiction the subject matter OF the
complaint, and had power or jurisdiction TO try the
defendant OH the original complaint.
The Court after discussion held the proceedings
Irregular and discharged the prisoner.
Augustus r. BAYS for motion.
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IIiE IUhIs
AN EXCITING TROT AT PoUGHKEETsE-CoMINGT hOI
BgTWEEN GEO NJ. PAT1HIN AND GEN. BUTLER
srr.i.I IaI
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sURROGATE's COURT,-CITY OF INV YORK.
The wills of the following persons have been adj
United TO probate during the past week: Henry yman
MIchael McCarren, John Hycr, Peter Lehbine Gabriel
q. b. Hoyt, Mary NJ Smith, Henry j. Norton, Mary
Matthews, Fanny Clark, Henry Is. Hertz, ST., Israel
ThOfndke, clayton NewbOld
Letters OF administration have been granted the
following estates Leopold Maikthaler John Edwards
ALBEIT Il. Haas Thomas ScanHn, Simon Morris George
Pcternan, Patrick Haggerty, Henry Calhoun, Mary Mi
ay julia liertis, Sarah Colman, Charles kreaer Eliza
spencer, Edward j. Clark Ellen Rcardcn, John Nago
John McDermott Joseph Delias, August BAH. Walter r.
Tucker Edwin H. Low, John lIeddclch Henry Neeten
don fIrs.
Le tiers of guardianship have been granted 20 the fol-
l0wihV persons Isaac r. IOmscad, guardian OF Oscar
J.. DIN. toad and Frank Il. Ohustead Carl LOencl guar
dian OF ihtharlue Loefel and Charles L0ciel Charles
sullivan, guardian OF Clara " Sullivan, Chas. frank sui
Ivan, Isabella Sullivan and Eclen sullivan; Albert Whit
ney, guardian OfJohn MoCOnc!li Eliphalet ID lngges,
guardian OF Kate T.. Rngges David W. Dontmtt, guar
dau Of Charles sIykeE
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AyOTnrR OCEAN ADvENTURE.-Capt. j. Mikes,
Mate George Miller, and Henry Lawson are tolesvo
This city today or tomorrow for voyage Southampton
and Havre e-raft % feet long, ~ feet
inches broad and with draugh Of inches The stock
OF provisions consists Of canned meats and fruits ana OF
u eutta percha water tanks containing gallons each
smaller raft OF similar construction VIII be taken al ne
as a life-raft in case Of injury 20 the larger one.
, 1867-03-29
Mustang LininAcnt.

Have you hurt child or a lame horss7 Use the
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
-kor cutH, sprai s, burns, sWengs and caked
breastsN the Mexican Mustang Lniment is a cert ain
cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia stiG joints, stings and
bites, there is nothing Ike the Mexican Mustang
Linment.
Cor spawned horses, the poll evil ring bone, and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang linement never fails
For wind gals, scratches, big head and spliut
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sPTains and swelings, are 40 com.
mon aud certain To in every family that's bot
tie of this Liniment is the bes. Investment that can
be made.
II is more certain than the doctor--it saves time
IN sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than the
doctor, aud should never be dispensed with.
In lifting the kettle from fire, ii tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin
iment extracted the pain ard caused the to heal
rapidly, and left very little CHAs. FOSTER.
439 Broad street, Phla.
Mrs. S. Litch, of Hyde Park, Vt, writes: my
horse was considered worthless, (Spayin) bat since
the use Of the Mustang I.inlnent, 1 have sold him
for $3.50. Your l.inimcnt is doing wonders up here
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engrHvlngs,
eigued O. W. WestbroUk, Chemist, and also has the
private U. 5. stamp OF Demas Barnes & Co. over
The top. Look closely. Sold by all druggists. 25.
so cts and 81 90.
, 1867-03-29
AYERS Ague Cure.

For the Speedy and Certain Cure of Inter.
mittent Fever. or Chills and Fever, ReUgit'
tent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Peri
odical Headache, and Billions FeVers; in
deed, for the whole class Of diseases oTigi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused by
the malaria of miasmatic countries.
TEVER AND AGUE Is NGT TIRE ONLY CON-
sequence OF the mias-na.ic poison. A great va
rety of disorders arise from its irritation in maar
Gus districts, among which are Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, GOut, HeaGnche, Blindness, TOothache, Ear
acne, Catarrh, Asthma, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Mysteries, Pain in the Bow els Collie Paraly
sis, and Derangement Of the Stomach, all Of which
when originating in this cause put the intermit
tent type or become periodical. This "CURE'' ex-
pels the poison from the blood, and thus them
all alike 1t is not only the most effectua remedy
ever discovered for this class of complaints but is
the cheapest and moreover, is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and the patient, when
cured is left as healthy if he had never had the
disease Can this be said Of any other for Chs
and Fever! 1t is true of this, and its importance to
those afflicted with the complaint eannot he over
estimated So it 10 cure the Fever and Ague,
that it may be truthfuy said to be certain remedy.
One Dealer complains that it is not good medicine
TO SELL because one bottle cures whole neighbor-
| hood.
Prepared by J. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold at Wholesale by SMITH & DAVIS,
Portland, and by all dealers. 6-2m.
, 1867-03-29
BARNES MAGNOLIA WAFER.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and the gen.
ueman'S booni The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
TO render the skin soft and fresh 10 prevent erup
tons, u perfume clothing, &c
II overoomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiraton
II removes tan, reduess, blctehes, &c
Il cures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
IL coois sOhens aud adds delicacy 10 the skin.
IL yields a subdued and lasting perfume
II cures musquto bites and stings Of insects
Il AHntAins NJ material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once, and you win
use no other Cologne, Pcrfumery, or Toilet Water
Afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Sold by druggists aud dealers on the Pacific Coast
, 1867-03-29
Council Proceedings.

N!rcI 7GE. S6I.-COuncil met at the usual
hour Mayor Whitman in the chair. Present
E-,.r, Philips, Cook ard Stone. Minutes read
apI arrroyei'
Finance Comndttse reported the following
bill, earrcct and aFecemmaaded payment:
Ai.ngtuu, fi.tblr GA fifth street, $3.50 coin.
w. Pitcher, ahor on Fourth street. Sl7.2j coin.
c. s. Vincent labor on streets Sl3.O coin.
Uu motiun. report adopted and warrants or.
d,rei The following claims were allowed, and
variants orderrd:
A J. Miner, Fire Warden. (fees) S2j 90 curr,
A. j. Thhodo, medical services, S5S co coin
or Lacy, Night Watch, 500 90 coin.
Il. y. Chase, CLERKS saln<g. $4,000 currency
Ordinance No. 33, in relation to City Licenses
Va, read fos the third ;jmc, and passed.
HENRI u. CHASE, Sec'y.
, 1867-03-29
Plug R..cers AgaiR

ToUCHEr, March "a, 1861.
boiToa oaSnrEsVLS:-Karing seen paragraph
Ia your paper, written by J. VI. lledrick, con-
ctrn'Hg plug horse racer, and, having my
n'm' IN it, | deem il my duty to let the COM
m7nlly know how much J. ". Hedrick is con-
's'ned ia "plSg racing Ga March the Sth,
some plug racers pat horse up nt auction,
Sal pretended to sell the same to J. NJ. Hedrick
l0' S55, and then gave him $3.50 in greenbacks,
70 catch bis friends with. J. NJ. Hedrick brought
sue horse out to the Touchet, and said be
bought him Of Bill Mckinney; said he bought
am At auction. and told he paid S33, S36 and
90 His telling so many different stories, and
Uspg such notorious liar, We concluded that
ne was acting for plug racers" and that we
YOU'D catch him if we could. So we took the
uo'is and tried him, thing that is often prac-
Meed' no matter how dishonest it may appear.
you will publish this, it will show the public
aoT much our Justice of the Peace is concerned
tne dishonest tricks of "plug racing
]. W. MASON.
, 1867-03-29
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

To smrnd an ordinance, entitled d" An Ordi>
Etnce in relation to City Licenses.
The people Of the city of Walla WHlla do or
1'in IS follows, to wit.
See. |. That Section lst, of Ordinance No.
3, Of which this is HmeudatOry, shall be so
amended as to read, 4" The price or rate OF
license for Hurdy GurdT, Fandango, or Dance
Houses SHALL be Une Hundred Dollars per
month"
Sec. ,. All ordinances eC parts OF ordinances,
IN conlrct herewith, are hereby repealed.
Sec }. This ordinance shall take effect and
s' in force from and after April LIST. 1867.
II. VI. CHASE, Clerk.
, 1867-03-29

w,,L1 WALLL MlSsrRsLs.-A company com
po,,d of young men, residents of this place, and
L..rjn, the above title, gave two performances
.t Van. Wormiugton's Hall, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings last, in manner highly
,,.5i,,b}. to themselves and satisfactory to the
I,.,. number of our citizens who attended.
Ne understand that they propose to give us an
other entertainment in few days, and all who
desire to see something really good, should not
l. d, attend.
, 1867-03-29

u,vsv,Kp BouxD.-Captnin John +. Noble,
command at Fort Walla Walla, and a
.,,, ,.,imabls gentleman, took leave of our cit
.,.n, On Tuesday last, and is now on his way
..,,. Atlantic States. Capt. Noble came to this
.,,,, in lS47, aud during the twenty year, that
b,r. elapsed, has been continuously connected
-;,n tn. military service. genial. kind be"rted
W., he leaves behind hosts of friends who wish
HIM health and high fortune.
, 1867-03-29
COppei Precinct,

The Democrats Of Coppei precinct, Wala
Wall, county, met on Saturday, March 23i,
svr,u.nt to call. The meeting being called to
order. H. D. U'Bryant was elected chairman,
asI Isaac Crsbtrce secretary.
Ua mo ion. the meeting proceeded to ballot
yor the election of Delegates, which resulted iu
the s-lectsR Cfthc following named persons
D. U'Brynnt, a. G. Lloyd, G. 7. Pollard,
iBl Samuel Gaibreath.
The meeting being divided, the Delegates
were allowed to use their own judgment 10 the
Cvuaiy Conyention. Isaac GRANTEES, Sec.
, 1867-03-29
MARRIED,

Malla Walla on the 9th inst. at the residence
Rs r. ue brides parents, by Rev. Father Mans, CHAs.
~, c,sAEER, Esq. to Miss ANNA BRoUGHroN all Of this
Montana papers please copy.l
all The honors
II! 10 ths City March 24th, by Hon. Judge Blewitt.
h Ah ANDREW Evans to Miss AMINTA EVANS all of
NIllA Wala, mss n
, 1867-03-29
LYONS Extract Ginger.

LroN'S ETTRLcr or JIWNCA GINeLR.-For lndi-
GestOn Heart burn Sick Headache, Cholera Nrrbus,
klatuency, &c, where wariaing -timulaut is re-
9uired. Its careful preparation and entire purity
make it cheap and reliable article tor culinary
purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cts per 1utle Ask
for "LYUN'S" Pure Extract. Take uU other.
CACTIoS.-See that the private U s. stamp Of De.
mas Barnes & Co. is over the coTz VI euch bottle.
None other S genuine. 4sly.
, 1867-03-29
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

DEATH TO FLEIs.-It is well known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly destroy
Tything in the shape of eas ticks, bed bugs roach
&c that II s perfect poison to the insect tribe, but
entirely harmless to the human species and domestic
animals. The genuine has the signature of &. Lyon
and the private stamp of Denas Barnes & Co. Amy.
thing else of this kind is imitation or counter.
felt. Any druggist will procure the genuine, if you
insist you will hay no otiot.
, 1867-03-29

,,,-A rumor is current, and believed
veil founded, that Lieutenant Converse,
~. IN command at Fort walla Walla' has been
- and is now confined to his quarters at
vancouver, Oh charges seriously rejecting upon
,,.;,,.gritv. The charges are being investi-
DIS ,.S nI nd for many reasons, We hepe they may
. ,,founded,
, 1867-03-29

Drc,1SEs-B. Il. SharPstein, Esq, wish
>, i, to say that the use of his name as cam
49,. or the City Council is without his
h,,;,v or consent; he cannot serve in
'tO..;,;ou DR.. A. ]. Thibodo declines a
;,,ilar honor. n
, 1867-03-29

prv,vAL- The United Brethren have
s..u holding series Of revival meeting at the
" % = church in this city, and their labOrs have
-. :, :. ,.vsrded by number Of conversions The
OesI sJ Tork is still progressing.
, 1867-03-29

Er.' .a' city, March 2sth MARY JANE, daughter Of
Tr and Melissa Lindsay, aged years.
b., lunefal will take place from the residence oi
.n,p p-'en's on tomorrow Saturday afternoon. at
N iDTi,., Friends and acquaintance of the family
, 1867-03-29
WHITMAN SEMINARY.

az az sPRlNG TERM OF WHITMAN SEMIN-
Gori wi VII commence on MONDAY. the LIST day OF
~, with fall supply Of Competent Teachera
Alv "a ne 40 hEhE lorOhE'