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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-27

The MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST
our table, in addition to those already
nofiaad, we have the NelU Eclectic and
the Land We Love. The latter comes TO
ne As usual, sreIgRted with the aroma of
'snt love for Ous own oppressed eOun-
az 49, urssent, its future and its aacurn-
c,y hnt e,o.~ icus past. ItcontGins fifteen
a-i,,;Tol srtie,,~S from the most gifted
~ Oa : ,- 81 the south. The frontispiece is a
beautiful steel plate e,>graFiDg OF Gen.
Ashby. 49,.
The Near Eclectic, an enterprise OF
which the present numbr is the fourth
of volume second, is one Of the mHst
readable and excellent Of all the periodi-
Gals that come to US. 1t lie full OF choice
matter, and we congratulate Messrs.
TurnbuIl & Murdoch on their success.
The magazine is published in New York
and Baltimore, and we can assure our
readers that they can pick it up without
the fear Of being outraged, nausested
and insulted by such vile stuff as is
furnished by such magazines as Harpers'
Monthly.
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CALENDAR.-JuIy-zth Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

TwENTV-sEvENTH DAY-Aonddy.-
Sun rises 5:I0; sets 1902.
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PERSONAL.

Msj. Gen. George H. Thomas is in the
city, stopping at the Overton. We were
delighted and astonished to learn from
a friend that this distinguished officer,
who is one Of the ablest and bravest
soldiers that were in the army of the
Union, avOwed himself yesterday, in 8
private conversation, in favor of enfran-
chising the now DISTINGUISHED whites OF
the South and further, that he Is not
and ReUer 1Ods q Radical, in the sense
that the word is generally used. We are
most sincerely delighted to be able to
make these sentiments of the gallant
soldier known, as they will have tre-
mendOus weight with the people whom
he represents.
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Tn CnRREsPoNDENTs

To CJRAAAE'OA - ~ 4 -
Correspondents who wish 10 have any atten-
ton Maid TO their communications must Oh
serve the following rules:
Be brief. concise and to the point, avoid the
"a flowers OF rhetoric" and contne yourself to
a plain statement OF fac.s. Writ, on but one
side OF the paper in clear hand, and with pen
and ink, giving your words and sentences
plsuuv o. room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound to per-
sonal or individual beneht, or are Of personal
pature. wiz only be inserted as advertise
rneutg - or 4" paid cards.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- United STATES Nail -
Packet Company.
lIEW ARRANqFMENrs.
NATOMA..
James Lee, Master

DURING THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
II water ia tue Arkansas river, all the boats
on tnn Memphis eud OF Che route are with
drawn and the elegant Sids-wheel Steamer
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LvIMBERLIEG SPRINGS, 25 MILES NORTH
N OF MytueVine, Nirginia-AIum WbIts
ksd aud Blue sulphur Waters Hot, Gold and
NapOr Alum and sulphur Baths, with special
treatment for rheumatism, Govt, Scrofulous
and CutsneOus affections diseases OF Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only TO the extent or safety and cOuofOr
Nearly every game FOR amusement and exsr-
else, unrestricted by lsW, together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
Without charge. For anal ysis, certificates, etc,
see cireu airs, and refer to ". r. Hunt. K. 3
Parha1, Saus Tats and p. B. Wills, Memphis
Tenn. Terms-Per day, s.; week, So; month
$40 Being a new place, accommodations
sOmegbaL restricted, and no promises. les
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THE GEORGIA
HOMEI INSURANCE. COMPANY
or Cotumbus, Ga. Incorporated 1888.
Paid IN Capital eco 90
Assets JaRuaIy /, Isss-....-...--- 4iS,2s0 -
&JA ono ~ ~ E 5, PEPo o. mn " li ID
gIsH5 fTr-ss furu!st.ed, and all inquiries
1rOmpay answered, on application in person
, or Oy letter.
JAS. +. BOzExAS. Pres't. D. +. WILCOX, See'y.
". e. MOORE. Agent,
Ia Madison street,
sen g7n Mem phiS. Tenn.
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BOARDING..

nUAkDISG.-Uue or two gentlemen with
n wives can Ohtziu board al moderate rates.
TIE best aud HEALI5 IIsT uelEEbOTLocd IN
the city. None but thO7s Tho can give uue1-
GO epreaI once jel0 q
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on Fourth street, near the Southern HO-
tel. "Byn IS eUsily ensconced. looks
happy, gay and festive, and was found
as OF yOre, ready to give all sorts OF
items aud information to travellers, no
matter where they might wish 70 go.
Next in company with Mr.. Randall,
river reporter OF the Times, visit was
made TO Maj. w. n. Starke, secretary
and agent OF the Keokuk opposition
steamers. The Major was as gay and
dashing as when in ais gray uniform on
a spirited charger be did service on A.
2. HIPS staff, and performed valorous
deeds of chivalry and soldier service in
the Lost Cause. He told US of his
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THEsE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il springs situated IN Montgomery county,
81 miles from Christtansburg Depot, are now
open Tor the reception Of visitors, and the at
tsntiou OF the Springs going public is respect
IDLY invited 70 the advantages they present
The waters OF these Springs are unrfvaIled IN
Al cases or Dyspepsia, Cutaneous diseases and
Uterine affections and in cases OF Debility act
as
70 WERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven e1uinently useful In many
Female Discs ses, and IN
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE

D1 a recent arrangement several schools.
ID with number Of tie most successful teach
ers in the city, have been merged into the
Memphis Female College. MTs-M "A. f MORGAN.
OF the Lee Academy, will be the principal in
ssructiess, and she is authorized 10 collect All
current fees during the ensuing sch elastic year,
and reeei pit officially for the same
q. q. MACPHERSON.
President and Agent Corporations
MEMPHIS, July 5, lSSS
In accordance with the arran cement above
mentioned, which inclGdes the Lee Academy
and the schools Of Miss Ssllie Cornelius and
MIS-. Ellen Richardson. 1 shall organize the
forms for the ensuing Scholastic Year, In the
Memoirs Female College, OF TUES DAY, Sep
temter /, lS6S. The faculty in fuIl and other
particulars, will he announced At an early day.
jyS N. a E NIORGAN, Principal.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
5Mce-YO. is jefferson Street.


stsslrslgp, ana Tennessee Railroad
AERrvE. DEPART,
Sen rylaaos tcguresr daily $50 pm. 5:l5 pm
sardis acCom'n, daily eX- zoorr,
cspt So nday- ..-.....-.----.-. osoJ SIN '-'o P
Freight, North Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, Wednes- ea,.,,
dsy ana Friday )---......-- 80 PIN - s'-A-'
Takes effect Sunday June =, looo- o., CO..
A. b LINERMDhE, Gen BnpL
CP. OAKLEY Gen. iioKst AZ l. Jeo
Eemphis and charleston RailrOaa.
ARRIyH DEPART.
1,--,,yb Mail daily .......,. b.3O pm lzssV u
1t,,-5s1 lsrr,rasgs PIN. ll;5V pm
1T1is Irsin does not leave Saturdsys)
Cortnth Accommodation. daily,
Except sundays A.. NV ''--A-
s0neryiile Accommodation
daily Except sunday 30 am. DIV Pm
Railroad Time is % minutes faster imam CITY
TioEst Office, us Main street and a. Depot
W. }. RUSS, Gsnl bup't.
senphis sHd louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Dav EXPRESS i'JJ am S.t9 pm
Ntght ~ ..--..---.---- SUI PlAls 0'lo a-AA
EafIrOsa Time Is N uutsS faster IMAM CITY
Tfcket offices No. 2S75z Main street and ST De-
pO'' 1-s'1 VI sAM.B JONES, GenTsupt.
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FOB ST. LOUIS.
FoR WHITE RIurp

Memphis and White River U. S. nan Packet
Company.
or Helena DeValIs Bl1R Little Rock. An
gusta, JacksJnPOrt and al Way I.spTirgl
COMMERCIAL, -, -
TINS hne Passenger packet leaves
for the s.DOYe on 6 80
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply 70
LEVY & MILLER. Agents
oJeHerson street, under Commercial Hotel.
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drawn, and the elegant side-wheei steamer
NATo -......--..-..--Js-ne Lee, Master
VIII take the place Of the through bolts. Ieav.
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
leon TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS with lie
light oraught and comfortable passenger
steamer
w. I. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
withOiIg detenti0n or extra expense. the - Ma
IONA giving Through Tickets to raSsenoers
70 Pine BLUFF and all intermediate points only
OuJ VIII sign Through Bills Lading for freight
70 all points on Arkansas river as nigh up as
Fort Smith.
The new and very lght-draught steamers
VAN BURES- ". Williams. Master
FORT SMITH James Bowlin, Master
VIII ~ between Pine Bluff and Spadra, con-
Meeting AZ the latter place with q Aeet Of nTst-
class rlatboais. in charge Of Capt. Jen ba u
win, = which freights shipp on this line are
IOrWa'ded WitEOut detention, and delivered at
destination ia good order, the dats being well
provided with tJ5paulius 70 protect the goods
from the weather,
Persons wishing to ship by this line will con-
tlnue 10 marx their goods via Arkansas
nyer.' ami ship 10 e Memphis and Arkansas
River u. 5. Mail Packet Company" at Mem
phis. or TO JOhn ID. Adams, at Memphis
All freights signed for through as this line
Will, as heretofore, continue to receive the a.
tention OF James 7. Bourne & Co., No. u JET
fersOn street.
JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendent
NINSON q DONAHUE,
Agents for Natoma.
DAVE HUkELL, Passenger Agent
On resumption OF navigation, the GIL EAHEfs,
CELESTE, CALDWELL and OZARK viii re-
sune their places in the Memphis and Fort
smith line, by which the merchants aud pant
ers on the entire ArkanAas river viii have Oh
rect communication with Memphis, and from
there by rail and steamboat 10 all points in the
United States
ty3 JOHN D. ADAMS, superintendent
FOE MOUND CITY.
CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES II
- every day for u JGud City al -.
am, II am, pm. and pm Leaves Mound
City every day at b an ANIL pm. and
n m Eek
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed atthe Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Sob once.
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is undergoing repairs, and getting ready
for the cotton trade in Southern waters
next fall. A great uphesving and over
hauling is going on aboard of her, the
cabin having been raised three feet, and
transformations under way that, in aiew
more weeks, will make her as brilliant
aud gay as young bride. About the
first OF October she will make her advent
in front of Memphis, and, in connection
with the great Bslle Lee, will form 8
weekly line to New Orleans, leaving
every Wednesday throughout the season.
After night on the Magenta found
Col. l.. J. Ddpree, OF the Times, and to-
gether We called at the Office OF
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L Z D D ms
NO. "a 3 M ain q {.
open the entire Year for the Reception
Of students.

THIS COURSE OF STUDY Is EXTENDED,
i thorough and practical, afiOrding superior
facilities for obtaining a sound BGginess Euu-
cation.
The most thorough instruction will be given
in Commercial and Exchange calculations,
Mental and Practical AIfthmeiic.
The Penmanship Department OF the College
Septsmbfr LIST.
E%- a separate D apartment for Ladies.
Tvs II. A. hEDDIN, principal
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KEOKUK PACKET LINE,

the Tom Jasper, Mollie MePike and
Victory, that make regular trips every
day TO Keokuk, and carry everything
and every body wishing 10 travel along
this two hundred mile route. He started
me up the river on the Victory, and
though the weather was warm, with the
mercury way up in the minutes, yet We
had q very pleasant time to Quincy.
Mr.. Steen, an stfable young gentleman,
ia clerk on the Victory, and after We had
run about Quincy city several hours, he
turned US over to the care Of Captain
Davidson, on the Itascs, Northwestern
Union steamer, bound for ST. Paul.
sac belongs to what they call the
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JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendent.
VINSON y DONAHUE,
FOE HOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT
- every day for Mound City al -
am, II am, pm. and pm. Leaves MOUND
City every day at d a-m.,9 a-m., pm. and
"a pm. MARX r. CHEEK,
Jyn Master.
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LLOYD, CLARKE s. Co. have fruit jars
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Macon Female Inst1tute,

I COATED In Fsyette county, seven miles
! north Of Lafaystte Depot, Memphis and
Charleston railroad The exercises OF this In
stitute will be resumed, q ader an able faculty.
on list September 1858. Course OF instruction
thorough and complete. The scholarship OF It's
pupils shall be inferior TO none in The United
States. Charges n. Oderste. MIS- p. DEW, so
well aud favorably known in West Tsnnessee,
has charge Of the Music Department and Gen.
eral Department Of the Pupils. For partieu-
lars apply Tor circular.
ID. : Boswell, President, Q. A. New born, sec
Rotary Board Trustees.
JOHN c. PETTUS, A. NJ,
fysg to sci or Virginia. Principal.
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FOR NAPOLEON.

FOR NAPOLEON.
regular SsIni-WeekIy Packet for Na,oIao, =
hH.sts WITH ATksns as Neil Boats for
Lille ROCK and all Way Point.
sssssA master
viii leave - Pas-@e' XII =
,,r,--.. -
MONDAY, 27th inst, st pm.
jyz6 q D04' = ~, - Y r. =, agents
, 1868-04-24

FoR THE LADIEs.-The correspondent of
the Marysville Appeal writing from New
York under the date of March 18th, gives
the following: "On the fashionable avenues
may be seen Montana reds, Metternich
greens, with the billious-looking Celadon !;
but, thank goodness no Bismarck browns
Black and green are fast crowding Bismarck
brown into oblivion. Pretty outdoor toilets
of green are now trimmed with cross-cut
bands Of black satin, fastened down at regu,
lar intervals by green gimp buttons. Dark
blue serge dresses are generally trimmed
with rouleaux and leaves of black satin, and
lack dresses are finished with ornamenta>
tions of black or blue"
, 1868-04-24

SARKAsTIoAL.-The Sacramento Reporter
attributes the democratic gains in New
Hampshire to the elOquencc of George L.
Woods. We hope the GOv,rnOr will find it
convenient to do like service for the demo-
Gratis of Oregon.
, 1868-04-24

The old steamship Panama, formerly on
the route between Portland and San Fran
cisco, has been transferred to the government
of Mexico Under the Mexican flag she will
be known as the Judrez.
, 1868-04-24

THE Washington disS
patches to the goth, state that all the evi.
dence in the impeachment trial had been
submitted. The counsel were yet to be
heard, after which the Senate would render
Judgment. The Presidents friends were
sanguine of an acquittal
, 1868-04-24

lMPRovEMENTs.-Ino our walks around
town, in search of items, we notice here
and there, various improvements being made
by our citizens. As general thing, property
holders are engaged in beautifyiOg their
premises, thus giving to the city the appear.
ance of substantial progress in the march
Of improvement.
, 1868-04-24

BLUE MOUNTAIN NEws.-We have re-
ceived the first number of paper with this
title, published at La Grande, Oregon. The
Ne,os is radical in politics, and is neatly
printed.
, 1868-04-24
NOTICE,

CEVEN YEARS USE OFMY HAIR RESTO
- RATIVE. has proved it 10 be superior to all
others in use, and it is warranted to Renew the Hair
even after the person has been bald for several years.
and furthermore, II it tails TO produce the effect
above described, will not charge anything for my
cure Of Badness, will find the undersigned at his
Hair Dressing Establishment on Main Street, WAlla
Walla. 1l5-tf John IOPS.
, 1868-04-24
Notice to Absent Defendant.
OF WASHINGTON,
County OF WAIIA WALL
IN Justiee'. Couri, before o. P. Laey, J. J

In Justices Couri, before o. p. LGcy, J. P.
ITO A. MORRISON; You are hereby notified that
i ]. W. GR0OMS has fled a complaint aeainst
you In said Court, which will come to be heard up
on the 2sth day Of June, 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. n Il
months from the time OF publication and unless Won
appear at said time and place. and answer naid COM
plant, the prayer of the same will be granted The
object and prayer Of said complaint is 70 recover
Of you the sum Of Sixty seven dollars and eighty
seven cents and costs Of suit for money paid dsfe
dant and for stable bill, o. P. LACY,
lS-2m- Justice Of the Peace,
, 1868-04-24

PHILIP RITZ, who spent the last winter
in Washington on business connected with
the North Pacific Railroad, sailed from New
York by the steamer of the 1st of April.
Private advices state Mr.. r. exercised great
influence in behalf of the Railroad.
, 1868-04-24

HoRsEs.-Good horses were sold in this
market during the past week, at sums rang.
ing from fifteen to twenty dollars. The
streets are daily crowded with Indians, eager
and anxious to dispose of animals at the
above rates.
, 1868-04-24

RAILROAD COMMITTEES. - Messrs. Mix,
Reynolds, and Scheideman are now at Port
land on business connected with the Walla
Walla Railroad
, 1868-04-24

DENrIsrRY-T. S. Muygridge, Surgeon Den
tist, has returned from trip to Waitsburg, and
will remain at his old Office two weeks, when be
intends to start for Lewiston and Warrens.
, 1868-04-24
NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-As l shall leave
l. for Boise, on the first Of June next all persons
indebted to will pleass call and settle immedi-
ately thereby save costa.
81 Persons having COLLECTIONS in the Boise
country can have the same promptly attended TO by
leaving their accounts with the ndersigned.
I4-H W. G. LANGFORD.
, 1868-04-24

AooUITTAL OF IGo.-From the Lewiston
Journal, we learn that the jury in the trial
of IgO, for killing Page, brought in verdict
of not guilty.
, 1868-04-24

FIRE There will Ue drill of the Fire
Company, tomorrow afternoon. All the
members are expected to be on hand at the
tap Of the bell.
, 1868-04-24

DISTRICT CoURT.-The May term of the
the District Court commences next Monday
week. Jurors and witnesses should be
prompt in their attendance.
, 1868-04-24

No SERvICE.--Owing to the absence of
Rev. Father Brouillette there will be no ser
vice at the Catholic Church on Sunday next.
, 1868-04-24

On and after this date, the SrArEsNAN will be
served to City subscribers at so cents a month, pay
able to the carrier Those who have paid in advance
will have their papers continued until the time ex-
pires.
, 1868-04-24

L. A. MULLAN, of Walla Walla, was ad'
mitted to practice in the District Court at
Lewiston.
, 1868-04-24

FLoUR.-Reeses mill, We are informed,
is now turning out over one hundred bar
rels of -four daily.
, 1868-04-24
MILTON MIIIR

DREMIUM FLOUR, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
l. at the lowest rates, and WARRANTED to be SU-
PERloR to all other brHnds IN the market. Call and
examine Also, NEW GOODS Of every variety, at
WAlILA WALLA PRICES. LOCKE q LONG.
iWlton Mills, Nov. l, 1857 4siy
, 1868-04-24

DISoRGANIZERs.-An number of dissatis>
fed democrats have united with the repub-
licans in UmatilIa county, and issued call
for peoples convention to nominate candi-
dates in opposition to the regular democratic
ticket. We are not advised as to the cause
for The disaffectiou, but presume that it
originated in the fact that there is not
enough Offices to satisfy aspirants.
, 1868-04-24
DIR II. p DOAN

OFFICE ONE DOOR EAST OF THE ORIENTAL
~ Hotel. wishes to inform the good people Of
Wslla Walla that he has obtained genuine 6cnrrent
Vitalizing Electro Medical Apparatus,
the most complete In its construction and the most
simple and perfect in its operation as also the most
eeetual 70 cure disease, and BY these means disease
can be more readily controlled. Dyspepsia and Con
stipahon, with their hundred Complications in De
bility Nervousness and Consumption, are Compelled
70 yield to this active valizaton and TO our 9rate
and the beauty Of health. Is-sm
, 1868-04-24

THE MAILs.-From some unaccountabe cause
the mails from the East, overland, have come
very tardily and irregularly during the last few
weeks, and the great bulk of mails is apparently
yet to arrive. Perhaps bad roads and other OBJ
structious are the trouble.-Idaho World.
We have the same complaint to make. If
any mails have reached this point from the
East during the last two weeks we are not aware
of il
, 1868-04-24

SHIPMENT OF PRoDUCE.-OVer eleven hundred
tons of wheat and -four passed down the river,
from Wallula, during the last thirty days. The
steamer Ydkama, being one hundred and six
teen tons.
, 1868-04-24

ODD FELLOWS CEJEBRATIoN.-The Odd
Fellows of this city will hold their annual
celebration in commemeraliou of the found
ing of the Order in the United States, at the
NJ. Z. Church, on Sunday afternoon, April
10th, at two o'clock. Members in good
standing and the public generally are invited
to attend. Hon P. b. johnson will deliver
the address. All members are requested to
join in the procession.
, 1868-04-24
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NEAT, COMMODIOUs HOUSE. centrally 10
IA Gated, containing six rooras, FOR SALE OR
RENT CHEAP. For further particulars, enquire ct
N. & e. BROWNS STORE. Main street. le-f
, 1868-04-24

IDAHO CITY NEws.-From the Idaho
World of the 18th inst, we CLEAN the fol.
lowing; Gen. Otis is ordered to succeed
Gen' Elliott in the command of the Mill.
tAry District Of OWyhee.-Gov. Woods
oil Oregon, passed through Boise City last
week, on his way from the East to his own
otate.-A large number of ten dollar
counterfeit greeubaeks are scattered throupb,
out ldaho,-The clustering, variable, dis.
agreeable weather which set in last vooL
snll eootinued. On each day there bad been
snow. hail and rain. Ou "Wednesday morn
ing ice quarter Of an inch thick formed
, 1868-04-24
DIED.

At Fort Colville, W, T., April g. 1868, of inlama-
tion of the lungs, JOHN REED aged 81 years. nli-
nos papers please copy.
, 1868-04-24

"THE UTILITY OF RAILRoADs."-We
give up nearly the whole of our third page
to an able and exhaustive article on the
utility of railroads" We commend the
article especially to the attention of those
of our readers who have doubted as TO the
advantages that would result from a Rail.
road In this Valley. The facts and figures
there presented must carry conviction to
every unprejudiced mind.
, 1868-04-24
CHALLENGE.

T WILL RUN MY Two-YEAR-oLD COLT,
l. -CRAWFISH, against any two o, three year
old colt in Walls Walla Valley distance one fourth
of mile. for one or two hundred dollars Race to
take place on the first of June. Part Of the money
TO De put up the first of May, and the remainder on
day Of race. FRED SWARTZ
Wala Wala, April TO- 1868. I7-4ts
, 1868-04-24

PAINTS AND PAPER HASGNGs.-Those of our
readers who are about to reft their premises for
the summer season are referred to Mr.. A. W.
Robinson's card Mr. R. has now in store an
usually fine stock of paper hangings, to which
be invites special attention.
, 1868-04-24

SUDDEN DEATH.-An old settler named
James Johnston, living about three miles
out of town, died very suddenly on Tuesday
last. Deceased had been unwell for some
time, but still was able to be about. On Tues
day he appeared to be in his usual health,
and at two o'clock took dinner. About four
O'Clock his daughter happened to go to the
stable and found her father lying on his
face in one of the stalls in an insensible con-
dition. He was Immediately removed to the
house, when be died in few minutes. De-
ceased emmigrated from Illinois, and had
lived in this Valley since 1860. He leaves
a wife and three children to mourn their loss.
, 1868-04-24
N o I'll O =

TINE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Fx.
Il isting between the und dersgned. In the Arm
name Of LINN q Bro, has been this dav dissolved
BY mutual consent. Z. A. LINN Is alone Authorized
who viii pay all liabilities Of said Arm. ---
HOMER J. LINN,
E. A LINN
wlh EAll', W.. T, April llth, 1855. ls4w