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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
)F COWS THIS PREPARA TION
To INVAInABIE.

In fattening cattle it gives them appetite, opens
their hides and mases them thrive much faster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
new York Market.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, of Sat-
urdsy, May 80. says:
The demand for money is little more active nom
speculstiye borrowers but It Is not sufficient to give
employment to any thing like the surplus capital
offering ON the market For purposes oi iesiams.e
easily obtained upon good securities at dab per cent
with exceptional transactions In large sums ct per
cent Strictly frst-csss commercial paper fs passed
at per cent Per annum discount and selections
from other good signatures at 7as per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 29-BREApsTUFFs.-Them mar
ket for Stse and Western -four ts dull and prices are
and about ten cts lower The sa!es are 7soO
bbs at So Ooss 4S superans State ~ sess @ ~ ios
do; SO l0al0 90 for tAncy do; IS ooas As for
superAne Michigan, IndianS Ohio, Iowa, &C.. and
50 90a9 So for extra do; 50 46a10 20 for choice
Ohio at bOel0 co. and trade brands Of do at $40 05
ais 10; good to cho'ce white wheat extras S11 80
s1S St. Louis OF s11a12 90 for common TO fair extra,
and SO 25a16 90 for good to choice, closing nesyl
We quote: Superhne State, s8a8 As; extra State S8
s0a9 IS; super Western, % 00a8 46; extra Western,
sOas S5; extra Ohio round hoop 80 tOa10 90; do
trade, 10 05a1S TO-; extra Genesee, -a-; extra St
Louis, $11 Goals 90.
SourHrRN FLoUR-There is fair business doing
but at easier prices We notice sales of 700 bbs at
50 65a10 IS for fair extra, and $40 sJal4 10 Tor good
tp choice do.
but pdcesare 10 the buyers favor. The sales are
$500 sacks at SI1h1S 25.
CoaN-The market is quite active, but prices are
irregular and not 80 firm. We notice sales Of 1S9,
600 bushels at 81 06a1 08 for new Western mixed
aoat closing ct 81 07a1 08; and 81 05 for inferior
Southern yellow 10 store.
OA1s-Are IN GOOD request bat OF lower rates. The
sales are $1,000 bushels Western at Sbas5Xc In
store, and e6xaS8xc ahoat.
CANpLEs-Are quiet at 20a2Sc for adamantne; 46c
csMENTSThs market is quiet at 81 rs for Rosen.
dale. ,s1-r.
CorrKz-The market for Rio is quiet. but prices
are UNCHANGED. Wenotce sales Of 22l bags, ex Fan
nv Y, at OK cts gold in bond. and in Baltimore 1000
bags e1 Clifton, at 11Zo gold. The other kinds are
inactive
CorroN-The demand Ia light to-day, but with
offerings correspondtngfy smal prices remain steady
! ! - ~ .eS ~ = .Iatnr. Eio haIac we orota.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
D0WIE 6 NOISE,

AGENTS,
Charleston, 8. O.
Msy2 Dsc Smoe
, 1868-11-06
PUBLIc-No rs I

AN Act deciar"tory of the Law in regard 70
ohcerS cashiered or dismissed from the arm '
py 3 ,he sentence OF a general court>material :
seHtattUes Of the United States Iof 4psr;.@ "fIe'
gress assembled, That no officer of the srn,v -
tne United States who has been or shall bsroi
aiter De cashiered or dismissed from the scr.
vice by the sentence Of a general court,materisi
formally approved by the proper reviewing an'
thorlty, shall ever be restored to the miI;,arr
service except BY accomplishment, Confirmed by
the Senate of the United States '-'u W
Approved, July 20, 1868.
, 1868-11-06

FoR THE ATLANTIC STATEs.-Mles Moore, for
several years Deputy Postmaster, in which posi~
ton he has made many friends, starts in day
or two on trip to the Atlantic States. His
friends signalise his departure by complimeuN
mry ball, to be given at the Oriental Hotel on
this friday evening, when gay time is ex-
pected.
, 1868-11-06

THE REAsoS-Many persons ask why it is that
Adams Bros. are doing all the business. This
is easily explained. They have adopted the
principle of " small profits and quick sales" and
the result is they are doing all the business while
their less enterprisiDg neighbors grumble about
dull times"
, 1868-11-06

SARCASTIC. = The radicals charge the
democrats With assailing Grants private hab-
It's; but the N. 7. World says the answer
Lan be made that habits which lead man to
.e Iaddled in the public Streets according
% Iiton, radical editor of the Iadependent,
Vsase to be private and become remarkably
public. -'-''
, 1868-11-06

CnEAP LIyIxG.-Our city butchers now offer
fine fat beef at COZ cents by the quarter. Con-
sidering tha, this beef is fully equal to stallfed
readers abroad will he able to appreciate the
eheapuess OF living at Walla Walla.
, 1868-11-06

lourHFUL lNcRNDIARY.-On Friday last, Mrs
"'P Horton observed small boy to approach
Ar j. D. Cooks stable in a mysterious manner
d's conduct was so strange that she determined d
10 watch him and see what he was up to. On
reaching the stable he looked all about, appar.
emily for the purpose of seeing if any one was in
'1s neighborhood and having satisfied himself
On this point, be entered the stable, an opening
in which enabled Mrs. H. to watch his doings.
he first united horse that was hitched in the
stable, and then after fumbling around few
moments hastily ran down Mr. Cooks yard and
disappeared. The boy had scarcely got out of
the stable when Mrs. Horton noticed smoke issu.
ihroogh the cracks. With admirable presence of
mind Mrs. II. rushed into the stable bucket of
water in hand, and succeeded in extnguishup
the are before it had made any headway. This
Is the third stable in the same eneighborhood that
mas been fred, and the impression now is that
'Ney were all set on FIRE. The youth who was
detected in this last attempt at incendiarism is
'ssS than ten years DID, and no possible object
san be OWNED for his conduct.
, 1868-11-06

YOKE CArTLE.-Dr. Ballard, Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs for Idaho Territory, wishes to
bug - yoke of oxen, and will be at Walla WaIla,
on or abou; the 10Th November, when those who
have cattle to sell should be on the look out.
Tie Indian Department, after the officials get
their stealings, is too poor to pay for an adver,
tisement, and hence we give this notice free of
charge.
, 1868-11-06

SCHOOL MEErISG.-A meeting of the tax'pAy-
crs of School District No. l, will be held at the
School House, on this (Frday) evening, at
o'clock, for the purpose of eecting officers for
the ensuing wear
, 1868-11-06

A NEGRO boy in Tennessee devotes half
of his wages every month to the support of
his former mistress, who has become very
poor since the war and is utterly unable to
support herself sl.ks
, 1868-11-06
FRAME BUILDING FOR SALE.

TVIIE FRAME BUILDING, on the corner of Poplar
i and Fourth streets, lately occupied by BROWN
BROS. 81 Co. as a warehouse, is offered for sale.
With slight alterations the building can readily be
converted into convenient dwelling lfilot sold,
proposals will be received for the removal OF the
warehouse to neghborng lot. For further particu-
lars apply to W. IL. NEWELL
42-iin Statesman Office.
, 1868-11-06
THE SUITS AGAINST BUTLER.

Baltimore, Oct. 3l.-In the cases Of
WOolsey and Kimberly Bros. against Gener,
al Buer, decision was given to day BY
Judge DObbin, on the motion to vacate the
summons and declare them illegal. The
opinion is lengthy'and concludes as follows f:
am OF the opinion that the privileges Of
Senators and Representatives are secured to
them by the Constitution and exempt them
fully from actual arrest of their persons or
service upon them of such process, disre.
gard Of which would expose them to attach
ment for contempt or other personal moles-
ton; but as the writ and summons in these
cases involves more of these consequences 1
shall override the motions respectively made
in them.
, 1868-11-06

HOLIDAY GooDs.-Mr. J. Bauer has just return
ed from below with a very fine stock of holiday
goods. See his card.
, 1868-11-06

"a, great French Physician sayR more than half
OF the disease In the world comes from neglect 10
fortfy the system against changes Of climate wealth
or and food The great secret Of health IA 10 Keen
The condition ofthe Stomach and Blood regular ana
Uniform so that changes from Heat 10 cold from Dry
body, and breed diseasen
Now, it is a fact, positive aud well. known. tba,
there u no such bulwark and assistant for the
, 1868-11-06

SELLING oFF.-Messrs. Frank 4 wortheimer
offer their whole stock of merchandise at cost
prices See their card.
, 1868-11-06

time Nr. Frankel, the scientific opticiau ol
Sau Francisco, will remain in Walla Walla until
tiasd'y morning next. Persons requiring glass.
e should call on him at once, at DR.. Colman S
Drug Store, as those Russian pebble glasses are
not sold outside Of San Francisco Mr. Frankel
has SO adapted practice with theory on this del
At1ie organ, the eye, that no matter how critical
''e case may be, ro one need despair if he leaves
'le Jadic!ous selection of those instruments to
1.n. Mr. F.'s assortment of optical instruments
such as field aud marine glasses, microscopes
ana magnIying glasses OF all descriptions is very
superior, and we advise all those that need anv.
'n'ns IN this line to give him call. Remember
'A" he Will stay in town only until Tuesday
morning,
, 1868-11-06
PLANTATION BrrrERs.

This splendid Tonic is now used by all elasses Of
people for every symptom OLA stomach ont Of
order" =
The secret OF it is this Plantation Bitters are
certain TO correct the juices Of the Stomach set ali
its machinery at work, and enable it 10 resist aud
throw OF the approaching danger. The tendency Of
the operations OF Nature is always towards cure
How much more reasonable and sensible IL Is to helm
her along with gentle yet powerful Tonic, than
TO deluge and weaken and defeat her curative pro-
cesses with poisonous drugs aud fery p,ixtures,
which only stupefy and plant the seeds OF disease
and death,
, 1868-11-06
VALUABLE RANCH FOR sALEl,
AND JEWELER,
GEORGE sAYAGE.

GEORGE SAVAGE.
M ATCHAAKER AND JEwELER, HAVING
w re-estahlshed himself in WaIia WaIla. is pre-
pared 70 DO all work in his line OF business and
ron ms long experience (over 20 years. in watch
eonndent Of giving satisfaction. Especial
press Will be promptly attended TO- Shop next door
70 Z. W; Colman's Drug Store, Main street. 42-tf
50 Grand Ronde Se1fiaf and Lewiston Journal
copy slx weeks, and send bills to advertiser
, 1868-11-06
LATEST BAsTERNlNEws. I
IcOMrILED FRon quo oREaoNIAN.l


New York, Oct. 30.-The Tribune has
letter signed Cuban which says the re-
volutionary Junta was in session in the city
of Havana October, 231, and declaring that
the official accounts of the state Of affairs in
Cuba are, in the main. false aud unreliable
The revolution in Cuba, so far from having
died out, is steadily progressing, and viii
only die out when the Spanish rule in Cuba
shall have expired. Appended is summary
of the progress of the revolution. Nearly
all the eastern provinces are in insurrection
The Provisional Government has sent troops
there. The revolutionists have divided into
small bands, and will carry on guerilla war
until they get forces strong enough to cope
with theSPanish troops with a fair prospect
of success. The Cubans all over the Island
are enthusiastic, but in want of arms. Sever
al Cubans had been arrested in Havana, on
suspicion, and confined in Moro Castle. on
October Gath Trustworthy information Just
received states that the guerrilla chief has
with him 1000 whites and 5000 negroes.
The revolutionists have full sway in q large
section of the country. Ifthe measure should
become necessary, there is determination
to declare for immediate emancipation, and
call on the negroes to arm against the
Spapiards tfCi
, 1868-11-06

A DAMS BROS. ARE OUR AGENTS. AND ARE
IA fully authorized to Receive aud Reeeipt in our
name during our absence. All persons indebted are
requested to make payment without delay.
i2-lm BROWN BROS. g. Co.
, 1868-11-06

SrEcIAL ArroGSrY.-The following communi-
cation calls for information which we doubt not
the County Commissioners will furnish
EpIrOE STATESMAN A tax payer would like
to know by what authority the County Commits
siyuers incur the expense of Special Attorney
!. seems to him that the Prosecuting Attorney
is required by law to give all necessary counsel
nd advice to that body. Can the Honorable
Board eXphin2 PAYER OF TAXES.
, 1868-11-06
(" TALK " WITH CHASE.

Washington, Oct 3O-Chief Justice
Chase, in conversation with prominent
gentlemen, on Thursday last, said he should
not vote at the Presidential election, as in
the present condition of affairs, he consider
ed 1t his duty to remain neutral. 1t was his
firm belief that General Grant would be
elected The vital question at issue in this
campaign was that of reconstruction in the
Southern States upon this his sympathies
we're with the republican party upon the
question of tariff, he believed the democrat.
10 theory correct, and in time it would prove
so. He prophesied that General Grants
election would inevitably result in. the dis,
ruption and disorganization of the repabli-
can party, out of which would spring party
that would meet the living issues sanarely
before Grant had been President one year,
Chase expected to see one>half of the House
of Representatives arrayed against whatever
Grants policy may be. ~
, 1868-11-06

THr OLD FiGURE.-0ur merchants now receive
rreenbaeks at 10 cents on the dollar.
, 1868-11-06
THE CROPS.

Washington, Oct 3I.-The Department
of Agriculture has issued a report upon the
condition of crops for October. 1t saws the
full promise of the early summer has not
been realized in the wheat harvest. An ex.
cess of area over that of last year in its
effect upon the aggregate production is
nearly neutralized by a small diminution in
some of the wheat growing States in the
yield per acre; so that the increase in the
quantity, as shown BY the October report,
Is scarcel y more than three per cent, and
that Is obtained mainly from the Pacific
coast. The averages for October appear to
show a decrease of production in Maine,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, CONNECT,
cut, New Jersey, North Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, aud Texas the last mentioned
having Only half a crop. The other States
indicate an increase, mostly east of the
Mississippi.
, 1868-11-06
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.

MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more in shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered
40 compound mas ever oeen invented useful and
efieaeious in curing
kHECMATIsM, SORE THROAT.
BURNS, STIFF AND WEAK JOINTS
BRUISES, Ear CHE
sPRAINs, FRESH Cuts OR WOUNDS,
SwELLIS6s,
UT any other complaints requiring an external appli
cation.
FOR HORSES
1t is an indispensable and valuable remedy in all
cases Of Spawn, Splint, Ring Bone Bruises, Wind
Calls, Strains, &C.,
1t should he kept in every house. camp. and stable.
Accidents will occur Promptness IL efficacy
All genuine is wrapped in steel-plato engravings,
bearing the signature of G. W. Westbrook Chemist,
and the prieate U. S. stamp of DEMAs BARNES d Co.
over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with a
cheap stone plate label. Look closely!
Sold by all Druggists and Stores in every town
and mining camp Pacific coast. 20lyeow
, 1868-11-06

THs PUHllC SgUAgE.-A number of property
hg..ers living at The lower end of town, suggest
,.,t. measures &c trRvu - mp
s,o,re. 1t VIII cost but small sum TO enclose
eth. block with picket fence, and then the lay
f.. OH, Of ,s and planting "a trees will follow
....r .g,rse Tb, Square, with a small
cyqsali,ure OF money "'' VI
+, the city, and ~" u ~ isaSOH "ny 'ne
work of imp
-dnt is required can be done with an
Shovel p!ow, and the planting of trees
EtnE Oh, of walks need involve but small
n3iture Of money. The Square thus im>
'vel in year or two will be pleasant place
d resort, and in the enhanced value of property
vii. vastly more than repay its cost
, 1868-11-06
NOTICE.

a Ii PERSONS KNOWING IHEMStLV Is IN
IA debted to the undersigned. will please come
forward aud make immediate settlement.
li-lm FRED STISE
, 1868-11-06

New SCHOOL HoUsE.-The Directors of the new
school district, at the lower end of town, have
secured a lot at the corner Of Alder and Sixth
streets, donated by !. 7. Reese, aud will at once
proceed to erect school house for the use of
the district The lumber is already on the
ground, and the work ofputting up the building
will be hurried forward There is in the neigh>
borhJoi of one hundred children living within
the boundaries OF the district that the new school
house viii accommodate.
, 1868-11-06
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fTAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR CASTINGS AT
Il the WALLA WALLA FOUNDRY
l'u ". PHILLIPS.
, 1868-11-06

owe mach to you. for / verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved nv life.
Rev. W. II. WAGGONER Madrid n, T."
, 1868-11-06
Important Certtficatcs.

Important Certificates.
owe mach to you. for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved nv life.
Rev. W. II. W WAGGONER, Madrid N.Y.n
- Thou wilt send me two bottles more of
thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly
benefited by th9ir use. Thy friend
ASA CrRRS, Phiadelphia, Pa
"+ have been great sufferer from Dys.
pepsa, and had to abandon preaching. = The
Plantation Bitters have cured me-
REv, Us. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y.n
] have given the Plantation Bltters to
hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most as
tonishing effect g. W. d. ANDnEws
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati or
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong. the
langud brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
restorer
The public may assured that in no case will tho
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANrArIoN BrrTrRs
be departed ftom Ererg bottle JeIrs tis fgc-siUqile
Of our sgndtuT' on steel ate eHgrdeig, or it cannot
be genuine
Any person pretending 10 seH PLANTATION BrrrrRs
IN bulk or By He gdLoA is slrRiisr and i1nDostor
Belcdre Of rsed bOtties See that our Pirate NdrqD
IS UNNUTILATED OCer egery cork
Sold by all Druggists, GrOcers and dealers through.
out the world.
2. II. DRAKE Il Co., New York Sole Proprietors.
REDINGTON IL CO.,
AIS and as, Front st San Francisco
Ageats for CgLyoyH "a and Negail.
, 1868-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


New York, Oct 3O.-The Republican
State Committee has issued an appeal to the
people urging them to investigate fully and
challenge fearlessy, and fail not to convict
or punish fraudulent voters.
The World charges that 10 900 radicals
from Vermont aud Massachusetts, are colon
lied in the border counties of New York,
with the intent to vote on Tuesday.
General Rosecrans publishes letter con-
tradicting the statement that be does not in
tend to 60 to Mexico. He says he will 20
as an American citizen who loves his coun-
try, in whose welfare he has always felt a
deep and sincere interest.
Albany, Oct 30.-David Allen, Chairman
of the Democratic Naturalization Committee
Of Troy, was brought before United States
| Commissioner rockingham to day on a
warrant, charging him with forgery in alter
ing certificates of declaration of intentions.
After examination he was held in the sum of
$50, 900, to appear at the November term of
court.
New York, Oct 3l.-Commissioner Os-
born, to>day, held that evidence warranted
the holding of Rosenberg in $4,000 bail on
/ NV NhH' VI iNeuluS AiduuultuG udluTdllLd-
tion papers. Bail was procured, but he was
Immediately arrested upon a similar charge
and bail was again procured, when he was
again arrested on bench warrant, taken out
before Judge Blatchford. 1t being found
that there were nine fraudulent certificates
of naturalization, he was required to find
bail in the sum of S4,500 on each of the
main charges.
Some dozen arrests were made to day for
| fraudulent certificates. Two were discharg.
ed and Two held in IS, 900 and two ia $4,000
has found indictments against nine promi.
nent politicians in this State for issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers.
Philadelphia, Oct 3l.-A petition con-
testing the election of d. NJ. Fox as Mayor,
has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas
The specifications of fraud, ETC., are similar
to those in the case of other officers whose
| elections are contested.
, 1868-11-06
Sherin7s sale.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA ss'
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID of the District Court, of the First Judicial Dis
irict, w. T., and 10 me directed in favor OF FRANK
OiiSELLl aud against T. j. DEMARlS. have
levied upon the following described real estate st
ated ia the city Of Wala Walla. w. T., to wit Lot
aud fraction of Lot 7, in Block G. Therefore !
viii sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for
lawful money of the United Sates on the 9th day Of
November, 1865 between the hours of 0 o'clock. A.
r., and o'clock, p NJ. Of said day, all the right
title aud interest Of said T J. DEsfARIS in and n
said premises 70 satisfy said execution Sale TO take
place in front of the Court House door,
Walla Walla, October o. 1865 A. sFITFT
Sheriff OF Walla Walla county, W. It.
- Nv BY JAMES MoAULIFF Deputy.
, 1868-11-06
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, 1868-11-06
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Il streets, Walla Walla.
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, 1868-11-06

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24

A QUEsTIoN.-Wiil the Radical organs in
this county inform us whether or not the ne.
gro candidate in Louisiana, Menard, will be
admitted to n scat in Congress- to assist in
making laws for the white men in Nevada,
In case he (NIenard) is elected, and whether
Tom Fitch will vote in favor Of his admission
to a seat ?-Safeguard.
As Tom Fitch is sure to have a vote
on the question, and rs Menard-al.
though rs black as the acc of spades
is reputed to be q far superior man in
every respect than his Democratic oppo'
nent-and as Menard is not expected to
be elected by the rebels, it seems highly
probable that he will be admitted to q
seat, and that with Fitch's consent
There is nothing like an earthquake in
that. Some Of the ablest Legislators in
Alabama and Virginia are colorcd men
but they are loyal that's what's the
matter with the Safeguard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-24

BLAIR's SPEECH TO II IRIsH.-In the
summer of 1866 Frank P. Blair, now
Democratic candidate for Vice Presi'
dent, made q speech at St. Louis in re-
Spouse to a serenadc by a Fenian pro-
cession. He spoke as follows
GENTLEMEN I am with you. heart and
soul, and heartily say, "God bless the Finne,
gans." IA voice." Fenians, General."l
know what I am talking about, and ! say
Finncgans. Laughter and confusion.] And
I say that I hope to see the cause flourish
and prosper, and shall bless the day when
Ireland is governed by Irishmen. In accom-
plishing this laudablc undertaking I will dc
all I can to assist you. l will place myself
II needs be, at your head, march with you to
Staten Island, oversee your embarkation,
will stand on the most elevated bluff OF the
coast, and as you raise tho green emblem
over the Stars and Stripes, while your steam
ers under full Roadway are turning Their
prows to the cast, I will say good-by, God
bless you, and may you be successful in your
undertaking. May you lift the British Lion
out Of his boots, and wrest from his grasp the
emerald gem Of the sea; but whether or not
you shall succeed in this endeayor, may you
each and all remain in ireland or elsewhere,
and never again set foot upon these shores
You are wanted there, and we can get along
without you