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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-01-25

WHO Is A GENTLEMAN "A
gentleman is not merely a per-
son acquainted with certain
forms and etiquettes OF life,
easy and self-possessed il s0ci-
cety, able to speak and act, and
move in the world without
awkwardness, and free from
habits which are vulgar and in
bad taste. \ gentleman is
something beyond all this; that
which lies at the root OF all his
ease, and refinement, and tact,
is the power OF pleasing-how
can he show respect for others
how may he avoid hurting
their feelings. When he is in
society he scrupulously ascer-
tains the position and relations
with every one with whom be
comes in contact, that he may
give to each his due honor; his
proper position. He studies
how he ). may avoid
touching in conversation upon
any subject which may need
lessly hurt their feelings, how
lie may abstain from amy aliu-
sion which call up a disa%Iee-
able or offensive association.
A gentleman never alludes to,
never apears conscious OF any
personal defect, bodily aeforn-
ity, infeliority of talent, rank.
or reputation, in the persons
in whose society he is placed
He never assumes any superb
ority for himself-he neyerriili-
cules, never boasts, never
makes a display Of his own
power, or advantages, such as
is implied i'll litlieuIe, sarcasm
or abuse, as he never induIges
in habits, tricks or inclinationS
which may be offensive to eth.
ers.
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The Swift Witness.

And will come near to you to jadg
ment;
Aud | will be S'ey1 ,citneSs against
the ScrcererS,
And against the Qdu!turers, and against
false SlrearerS,
And against these that cypress The
hiretiHg in his 'oageS,
The ,cidoao and the fatherteSs,
And that turn aside the stranger from
his right.
And fear not me, saith the Lord OF
hosts Malachi, iii, S.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-01-25

To Struggles give strength.
a man or woman that has
never been compelled to strug-
gle hardly has any conception
OF strength. 1t is the storm
that tests the power and worth
OF the ship. The world pro-
crossed by the workers; in
other words, the strugglers.
People whe think the condition
of struggle an unfortunate one
and to be lamented, do not see
the bearings OF life and the
best destiny of the race. Think
in the midst of your struggles
that it is to be the making Of
you, and that under it you get
power and strength.
u "The sound Of ham
mer," says Franklin, Eat five in
the morning or at nine atnight,
heard by a creditor makes him
easy six mont rs longer; but if
he sees you at a billiard table,
or hears your voice at a tavern
when you should be at work,
he sends for his money the
next day"
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Fashionable Drinking Sa'OoB.

III Nhis Saloon has recently ~ NE.
Il been thoroughly re- - TT TT
fitted, and is now in spIen- "
did trim; and is supplied With the
very best brands of choice Liquors,
Wines, Ale and Porter. Cigars and
in fact everything that can be had in
a first-class saloon.
The proprietor feels satisfied that be
can give satisfaction to all who may call
j. c. HEAD, Proprietor.
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rg Mems wants vary. One
man wants q wife; another
don't. One man wants to be
rich; another is content with
only a hundred thousand or
two. One man wants a fine
horse, another q fine house.
One man wants office "a pretty
common weaknesS, another
shuns it. One man wants hon
ors, another don't care q fig To-
them. One man likes to have
a lot Of pretty girls for acqual-
tances, another "a man Of no
taste and sentiment, Of courSe)
won't look at them. One man
wants to be a swell, and an
other rather likes the contract
ing process. So on and so forth.
No two men are precisely alike
in these and other MATES.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1863
OF THE
so UTHEPN H0IEJOCR
LaieTsgRy Acknowledged
To be tie best weekly paper u the Country,

n "a ~ IF 4
-
HANDSOME PREMIUMS
Pergrl For TRQ;giduqI Tpej.Gr.
rvy0 .,o nors,, uh, sor1. ,s ~,
Iargett nn,nh@r If law so,".I
subscribers. betw, en- the lit Of Junua-
- ana Il 81 y lopo, (Aot less Than
one hun8f"u'j We viii give as "a pre-
'lliai.i 'Ae sum oI
$500.
70 the person who sends as the next
largest n442rr OF new annual ShoscH-
oes7' l'lo' 1888 '1lA 9eFeh' y-nF'I we
via S''e
&l25.
r, ,ba ,or.oo oh. ..c1s -. ,l.o lar
-ast n,.a'.r If NV annn.l snhscr;b-
e. f,,t la.s t2,a, fft,, va ,yi,l .,ir.
go
10 the person who sends us'the next
/ largest number # nrs sanusl subscri-
5trs, (not less than for.y) we will
give
$40
r.
'"e person %A' SehoS US me next
!a[ae|' number - lie" aA1oa. S"oseTl-
't.S' Nh'l -ess man '"eAiy-a'e.) we
VIII give
$50.
AMI - rha n-r.nn WHO sands - tho
rovt l,r....r n,,s}.r - a,,,,ol .aL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-01-25

- A Texas editor, on be-
ing asked how he got along
with his paper, said he had
written one editorial and shot
three men in the previous
twelve months.
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THE SO UIHERN OPINION.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Il. Z. Pollard, Editor and Pt'op'r.
Fg7HE SOUTHERN OPINION will

THE SOUTHERN OPINION will
4 be Confederate in its devotion
to the memory Of our short-livea indie
pendenee and all who fought for it.
or sympatllized with that proud, though
unsuccessful struggle, from Jefferson
Davis to the humblest soldier, shall. be
cherished as a sacred memory. BIZ
ographies. narratives. descriptions.
* etches, incidents, and anecdotes
Illustrative of the late war shall form
one of its most prominent features. A
number of distinguished Confederate
officers have promised to contribute to
its columns.
TERMs.-One year, 81; six months,
81 SO; payable in advance.
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rI When we look down
upon the earth, we think of the
past; when we. look up to the
sky we think of the future.
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Ey'GasEea,
10000 1--we DEMOCRATS.

ITO sell THE YOUTHS or PEOPLES
L HISTORY or THE GREAT CIVIL.
WAR. The onlS Democratic History pub
hshed Over 75,93a copies have been sold in
q few months. It's still going like wild fire
Agents pronounce it the best selling book
they ever cailvasscd for 1t takes the hair
OF the Mongrcls. One "blockhead" finds
fault with it because it SAYS Lincoln was
ugly" and that Booth had "curIy, iettv
hair!' Agents can make from $50 to So
per week in selling it An edition in German
IS row ready. For terms, territory, &c,
address
VAN EYRIE, HORTON & co,
Printing House Square, New York
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-01-25
RtOgtO Drinking Saloon.
Jas. A. Edwards, Proprietor.
Bellevue, La.

TENhe Proprietor respectfully informs his
a friends and the public generally, that
he has thoroughly reftted his establishment,
and replenished his Bar with the most choice
Liquors, Wines, &c, and begs leave to as
sure the public that nothing but the best
brands Of Liquors, &c, win Be kept at the
Bar of the "RIALT0" Also, Gin, Ale and
Porter, Cigars, Tobacco, Preserved Fruits,
Candies. Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Sal
mons, Pickles, &c.
II TeEms-CASH! v6n35ly
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HANDSOME PREMIUMS.
5000
Relcarl For L2Q.cjduaI Energg.

rEN0 the person who sends Us the
L largest number Of new annual
Subscribers, betw, en- the 1t Of Janua-
- and list Of July, 1853, (not less than
one hunlred,) We will give as pre-
mian lie SUN of
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Fen aney VEaisfcr Goods,

Ar y y MCOPF,s
. i1' r. - = - u : -
: 1ea'i""' 'S's' h7lIS'"'' =
~ y y :, ,''@ t - g,' :, " = IRA
90 mn - - = , - -" o'y
The best and cheapest Goods
,tnre ,n.d,' No. ~, ana n -" o any
G5ent 4 nav, ard na.r.n. .',,a a.. ,.nI
i,c aar.rali, I'll caIlaoJ ,'xan'; ~, i :,
.,ocl, sr3 i.r,, a.. nr ;,a ~" IN
INV bay, orar,ti;nn :, ~, ~
,,sc.essa,v fnr rho ,ra,, - e ,l;. s .'"
,;n,, ~ '''7 " '''''
Dress GOODS,
I have the finest assortment ana latest
styles. In fact. YOU will find every-
ding in the way Of Dress Goods. /
mast MT forget 10 mention. f. the ia.
dies. tia! Ia Shn. Is, Faimoral and
tl""P aAif'S. ana t1"siefieS. you viii
save - f.f c'Ht ~ o0yhg ut "dead-
quarters.
= 'n'S' | can safely y that yo1 viii
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SOUTHERN
MAR BE IVO II X s.

Near he head Of Texas street, Shreve-
port, La,
4 re again resumed, Tor he manu-
II faciurc u
M0uumr,ts.
loomhe
Tablets,
Cottages and Head stones,
# pure Italian Marble, Of the most
approved workmanship. Our work
has been tested ti4r several years, AID
has given general satisfaction Thank
iui tor past lavors, we again solicit
Your patronage. Please call and ex-
anime The rough ASHER, anJ set it
perfected by the tools of ready work.
Hn,n.
HECOX & KINNEY.
Shreveport, La. v4u42
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500.

70 the person who sends as the next
largest nuuhrr Of new annual sabscri-
bers, (nat toas tha4 sereniy-hye,) we
will give
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E. & B. J ACOBS.7
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, |
Groceries.
LIQUORS, HARDWARE ST..
AT THEIR
OLD STAND, TEXAS STREET,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
SNTe take pleasure in informing our
wv old patrons and the pubic
generally. that our purchases this
Fall far exceeds any heretofore made
BY US, comprising everything neces-
sary for the wants Of this section
consisting, in part, as follows:
DRY GOODS, Staple &; Fancy,
Of all descriptions.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Goats, Pants. Vests, Shirts, Boots
and Shoes. Hats, &C., Of all sizes,
qualities and descriptions.
GROCERIES,
Coffee. Sugar. Molasses. Salt,
Mackerrl, Whisky, of all brands
Brandy. Apple and Peach; Wines,
Holland Gin, Jamaica and Santa Cruz
Ram; Oats. Bran, Hay, &c.
BOX LIQUORS,
Wines, Whisky, Brandy and Cock
tails3 Champagne, Scheidam Schnaps,
Ale, Porter, Champagne Cider, Hos
letter, Brakes Plantation, St0ughton
and Gray and Red Jacket Bitters, &c
TOBACCO,
/ Smoking and chewing, of the best
brands, Cigars, &c.
HARDWARE,
! Iron. Steel. BlackSmiths', Carpen-
4 ters'. Shoemallers' and Tanners Tools.
/ castings and hollow ware. table and
pocket Cutlery. Spoons. Locks, Nails,
Crockery and Queensware, Glassware,
4 Tinwure, &c.
AMMUNITION.
Powder. Shot. Lead, Percussion and
Waterproof Caps.
FIRE ARMS,
A large and varied assortment of
Fhwling Pieces and Pistols.
ST tTIONERY,
a full aud complete assortment.
! SUNDBGEs,
Teas, Candies. Rai-ins. Ots'ers.
Sar4iaes. Ln0~trr<. Snuff Soap Pop
pr, Sauces. Cate',np, Pickles Candl :.
Ta,nhicra, Window Glass. &c., &c
! IE7 All the articles partly rnumer-
atpd abnye, were purchased either d.
r"otly from the importers OF manufac-
turers, and We guarantee to sell at
NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Everything sold by US guaranteed as
represented.
s.. & b. JACOBS.
Shreveport. La. v5n26ly
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To The person who sends Us tie Lar
Eest namoer Of new annual suhscrib-
ers, (uot less than tfty,) We viii give
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And 10 the person who sends US the
next largest nunber Il annual sub
scriorrs, (l.ot less than fifteen, we
Will give
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To the person who sendsus the next
largest number If Lew annual subscri-
aegs, (uut less than twenty 6ye.) we
VII give
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10 the person who sends us'the next
largest number # nrs a"uu.,l subscri-
5trs. (not less than for.y,) We will
give
, 1868-10-09
The Oregon senator. RepudIa.ed.


The following preamble and resolutions
passed the Oregon State Senate by vote Of
l3 to 9, and in the House BY very nearly a
two-tbird vote: t tH
WHEREAS, Geo. H. Williams and Henry
W. Corbett, now holding seats in the Senate
of the United States from the State Of Ore>
gon, have misrepresented the people thereof
in this, that amongst many other grlevous
wrongs, they have supported and voted Tor
measures in the Senate which were in plain
aud palpable violation of the Constitution
Of the United States, among which measures
are those known as The Reconstruction Acts
of Congress, which acts, in their enforcement,
bave overthrown and subverted civil liberty
aud free government within eleven States OF
this Union, and consigned the citizens there
Of to odious and despotic military dictator
ship, unknown to our Constitution, and in
derogation of its most sacred guarantees
depriving the citizens of those States with
out trial or conviction, of the sacred rights OF
trial by jury and the elective franchise cou-
signing their lives, their liber,y and their
property to the mercies of those who are
without responsibility to the people over
whom they exercise their authority, and
obedient only to those who hold the power
to command them for tier oppressive acts
said pretended reconstruction acts give the
people of thuse States the alternative of q
perpetual wearing of the CALLING yoke Of
military power aud oppression, or submission
to the more dreaded fate of being governed
! by the hordes of ignorant, deluded negroes
The said Williams and Corbett have betrayed
and misrepresented the people Of this State
in their support of measures calculated to
destroy the constitutional powers and pre-
negatives Of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States, and to usurp the constitutional
functious-of the Executive. They have
been actuated by unworthy partisan motives
in their efforts to impeach and remove the
President of the United States for pretended
high crimes aud misdemeanorS. In the case
of Senator Williams, comparing his speeches
in the Senate upon the Tenure of Office
Bill with his subsequent votes for the i'm
peachment of the President for a pretended
violation Of that act, we are constrained Ia
believe that he acted from improper and
unworthy motives therefore be it.
ReSolved. By the Legislative Assembly
of the State of Oregon:
lst. That George H. Williams and Henry
w. Corbeit, now holding the offices of U.
5. Senators from the Stat. of Oregon, be
and are hereby instructed to resign the same,
to the end that persons may be selected as
their successors. who will faithfully and
honestly represent the State of Oregon in
the United States Senate
I'd. That copies of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions, signed by The President of
the Senate and Speaker of the House of
Representatives, be forwarded by the Pres
ident of the Senate to said George H. Will
liams and Henry W. Corbett, to the Presi>
dent of the Senate and the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives of the Congress Of
the United States of America, at as early a
day as practicable.
, 1868-10-09
Notice to Absent Defendant,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COuSTy or WAIIA WATrA

IEhhlIOt1 OF ASHlNGlON,
COUNTY WALLA WALLA, So
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THB SECON1
j. Judicial District. To @ @ RICHARDSON: You
are hereby notified tat COLLEY BROS. have filed
a complaint against you in said Court, which will
come Z be heard at the first term Of the Court
which shall commence more than two months afteI
the 24th day of July, 1868, and unless you appear
said term and answer the same will be taken US
fessed, and the prayer thereof granted The object
and prayer Of said complaint is to from you
the sum of four hundred and twenty y-seven dollars
for freight hauled from Walla Walla W. T. to Boise
City, l. T. for you by plaintiffs Aud further, that
your property has beeI attached u the premises
Complaint filed July a. 1868.
j. d. MIX & T.. A. MULLAN.
S2-2m ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs.
, 1868-10-09
Sherif's Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.

TERRITORY 'UF WANHTNGTON, oc
COUNTY OF wALLA wALLA. S.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of The District Court of The Second Judicial
District. W. T, and to me directed in favor OF
SIDNEY s. FORD. JR., ct. al, administrator of the
estate of S. s. FORD. deceased. and against KATE L.
WALKER and r. N. WALKER, have this 8lst
day of August, 1868, levied upon the following de-
seribed real property, to wit The 8. W. II Of the
5. w. 4 of section No. 4. and the N. W. X of the
N. w. u of section No. 9, Township No. Z, N. R. 81
east W. N. Therefore. will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for uI money ofthe United
States, in front of>the Court House, in the city OF
Waa Walla, W. T., on MONDAY. the 9th day Of
October 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
and O'clock P. Of said day, the above described
property, to satisfy said execution.
, 1868-10-09
FLEAS.

LYoN's MAGNETIC INsEcT POWDER is sure and Ger
tain death to everything of the Insect speees-Fleas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants, bugs,
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
What is peculiarly surprising in regard to this art
Gle is, that Notwithstanding its instant death To in
sects it il perfectly harmless to mankind al domes
tic animals. 1t can be inhaled or eaten with mpuniiy
~ bears the testimony of eminent disinterested chem
ISIS that it is
FREE FROM POISON.
aTJIcIe has ever gwen such posture satisfaction
in its
Its repu,aiiOnis well known. II is easily and read
lily used-directions accompany each flask. Beware
of cOunteries.
The genuine has the signature Of E. LYoN, and tht
private stamp of DEMAs BARNEs & Co. Anything elst
OF this kind is an imitation or counterfeit. Any
drugP st will procure the genuine if you insist yoI
will lave other.
Sold by all druggists and dealers on Pacific coast
, 1868-10-09
MARRIED.

At Wal!a Walla on the 7th inst, by Rev. Mr..
Chamberlain, Mr.. CHARLES PLUcKER to Miss KATHA-
RISE HAUER all of this city.
accompanying the above was bottle Of
wine and any quantity of brides cake, in return
for which the happy couple have the printer $
choicest blessing
At the residence Of Jesse Drumheller, Esqs DC
tober Sth, 1868, by lev Mr. ReeseI Hon. d. M- DRuM-
HELLER TO Mss 5. Z. WARREN all of Umatia county
Oregon. Sacramento papers please eOpyl
, 1868-10-09
STRAY HORSE

I'm THE 2lst OF JUNE A sORREf: MARE
~ branded as follows On the lott shoulder B A,
nh Spanish brand attached left fore foot " hit TO
tho knee; large Spanish brand on the left hip I;
white star and stripe in the face right hind foot
white, with saddle marks. Any per- on returning
the above described Mare or giving any information
concerning the same to The undersigned will be
literally rewardcd. I29tfi MM PHILLIPS
, 1868-10-09

AcclDEST.-Last Monday as Mr.. Alexander
Blackall, who is in charge of the ranch of Philip
Ritz was endeavoring to kill hawk with re-
yolver, it was accidentally discharged, the ball
tearing the flesh from the left hand between the
thumb and fore finger, making very painful
wound, but not breaking any bones. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Steinberger and the patient
Is doing we'll.
, 1868-10-09

AT Walla Walla, on the 5th inst, ELIZABETH F.
wife of Thomas Crawford. aged about so years;
native of Ciarksburg Harrison county, Virginia, and
ior the past year resden; Of this Valley Deceased
lor number of years consistent member OF
the Christian Church, and died in the hope of a
6lssful immortality. Missouri RspsblicGA and
harrisburg, (Va.) papers please copy.1
, 1868-10-09
FRAME BUILDING FOR SALE

TNHE FRAME BUILDING, on the corner of Poplar
i and Fourth streets, lately occupied by BROWN
BROS. q Co. as warehouse is offered for sale
it'll slight alterations, the building can readily be
converted into convenient dwelling. II not sold
proposals will be received for the removal Of the
warehouse 10 neighbOring ot For further particu
lars apply to W II. NEWELL,
AZ I'm Statesman Office
, 1868-10-09

PoLIrIcAL.-Messrs Slater aud Meacham, the
democratic and union candidates for Presden,
tial electors, are announced to speak at Walla
Walla Crossing, on Monday next, at Pm.
, 1868-10-09

NIGHr ScHooL.-Mr. Cross, of the lower Dis
trict School, proposes to open night school for
the benefit of young men whose early education
has been neglected.
, 1868-10-09

ADJOURNED. Judge Wyche adjourned the
District Court over from Thursday to Monday,
in order to afford jurymen, witnesses, lawyers,
&C., an opportunity to attend the Valley Fair
, 1868-10-09
NOTIGE

A Ii PERSONS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
~ are hereby required to have their CHIMNEY
FLUES. and STOVE PIPES cleaned and made secure
within ten days from this date By order OF the CITY
Council. L. DAY, Citv Clerk
walla walla September ls, 1858 DOW
, 1868-10-09
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELEB
GEORGE SAVAGE.

WTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. HAVING
w re-esta 7li,hed himself in Walla Wulla, is pre-.
pared to do ALI work in his line Of business, and
work feels confident OF giving satisfaction Especial
care given TO nc Watches All work sent by ex.
press will be promptly attended to- Shop next door
to f. W. Colman's Drug Store, Main street. an
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conY six weeks and send hill. 10 alYertiser.
, 1868-10-09

AT HoME.-H. E. Johnson, our worthy ane
popular Postmaster, after absence of several
months in the Atlantic States is again al home,
glad to get back to the ''grasshopper" country
, 1868-10-09

Perry CREEK DUsT.-Dr. J. H. Day has as
saved a portion of the dust brought down by
Hon. D. NJ. Drumheller from the newly discov>
cred mines on Perry Creek, near Kootenai. He
reports the dust 9O6 fine, aud worth Sls 72 per
ounce. This assay is higher than the Kootenai
and about equal to Big Bend dust. The dust
was unusually clean and probably showed a
higher rate of fneness than may be expected
from the ordinary yield of the mines.
, 1868-10-09

FoR THE New MISEs.-For the past week there
has been a constant stream of persons leaving
this Valley for the newly discovered mines, an
account of which, furnished by Mr., D. NJ. Drum
heller, we published last week One of the ori>
ginal dscoverers, a Frenchnau, has written to
his friends to come up, and the result is gene.
raj stampede of Frenchmen from this Valley
We have only to repeat the advice already given
that is for parties to go with full stocks Of
provisions. The supplies at Kooteuai are Inns
tied, and with a rush will soon be exhausted
Those who have the means to 60 with suitable
outfits will doubtless find it to their advantage
to visit the mines this fall-ther chances for se-
curing good claims will certainly ee better than
if they defer the trip to spring. Under the inn
petus of the rush, horse flesh is in demand, and
good Cayuses are quoted at from $50 to $50.
The supply of horses is ample, and those who
wish to visit the mines can rely upon securing
their outfits at Walla Walla, at low rates.