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, 1868-03-06

In TowN.-See DR.. Steinberger's card in
another column. The DR.. has moved from
the Fort and taken up his residence in towH
His Office is dircStly opposite the STATES
MAN building, and he is consequently one
Of our nearest neighbors. The DR.. we are
glad to state has been very successful her..
in the practice Of his profession. He has
our wish for a continuation of success.
, 1868-03-06

The Umatilla paper says the neighboring
Indians have at various times brought small
quantities of gold impregnated with quartz,
and traded it of to merchants at Umatila
1t is surmised that the gold comes from a
quartz ledge in the vicinity of Umatila. and
its Whereabouts unknown only to the H.
dians.
, 1868-03-06


Nor REsPoNsIBLE.-The Orcponian, of
a recent date says the up country papers, in
their structures against Postal Agent Brooks
have done tina, gentleman great injustice,
be having no authority to make any mail
contracts. That is correct But Mr.. O. A.
B took it upon himself to state through the
public prints, before the close Of navigation,
that the up country people would be provi-
ded with tolerably regular mails, when the
boats should cease to make trins, etc, etc.
The trouble is, Mr.. Brooks promised great
deal. and failed to make good his promises.
II he had not made such a great blow out
about what he would do in the way of mail
service for the upper country. some other
arrangement, either by public or private en-.
terprise, would have been effected for the
transmission Of mail matter. The short of
1t Is. If Mr.. Brooks had no authority to
make mail arrangements such a. he pro-
posed, he should have made no Vratuitous
promises on that head If he ha promised
nothing the people would not have blamed
him Tor accomplishing nothing.
, 1868-03-06

SPRTSG TINE has come, gentle Annie or any
other body. The weather is delightful, and all
nature is radiant with the genial warmth shed
forth in rays Of sparkling loveliness by the
bright orb of day-the pillow is moving, and
the yeomanry Of the country are getting ready
TO plant their early 'taters. LIS no use-poetieal
sentiment, as Tom Page would say, has no abi.
ding place in prosaical gizzard.'
, 1868-03-06

SEVERAL persons lately left the City for the
Willow creek mines. Among the number, were
Messrs. F. P. Allen and Jno Kelly. We hope
they will 6Dd enough gold TO make US all rich
their return, though we feel quite certain
they won't Hank Lehman left on Monday for
the Sweetwater digRings-not caring a cent
about those 1000 Indians who are out there
fishing around for scalps. If he succeeds in
keeping his hair on his head, be will write back
when be gets glimpse ut the mines.
, 1868-03-06

Two BEAUTIEs.-Old Thsd. Stevens,
the wench-hugger. and Charles Sumner, the
niger loving loyalist, are beautiful speci-
mems Of the radical deStruclives who run our
degenerate Congress. 1t seems that each
one Is doing his utmost to outstrip the other
in concocting schemes that will soonest ef-
feet the total destruction Of Republican gov
eminent in America. On the 18th ult
Sumner presented memorial to the Senate,
praying for the abolishment of the Office of
President. On the same day, Stevens, in
the House, submitted a bill to divide the
State Of Texas i=to not less than three States.
And yet these traitors TO every Constitu.
tional obligation, unblushingly prate about
"loyalty To the government Truly, such
set Of assembling treason mongers never
before got possession of any government.
, 1868-03-06
Shcrin's sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
u. WAlLA

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. q
County OF WALLA WALLA'
DY VIRTUE OF THREE EXECUTIONS "
ID sued out of tue District Conrt Of the iln,
Judicial District, W. T., and to me directed, ~ ~
separately in favor of SWAIN Co., hoSA1H
CONVEY & Co., and J. D. MIX, and agalo',., ~, y.
VAN FLANDERS. have levied upon. SI ,y ".
right, title and interest Of said ALfAN fDAs
DERS, to the following described real e'nn'
wit: Commencing at point fifty iee' nOl'I
the n Z. corner Of Ross and First sis'' faSs's
thence north Is feet, thence east go feet n.'.i
south rs feet, thence west Z2O feet to POs, y
beginning, in the town Of Waliula, WsIh W.
County, W. T., to satisfy said eIee9uoD,, a,
costs. Notice is hereby given that w'I -. Li.
above described real properly TO the nle9eS, S,.,,
der for cash, lawful money of the Uniteo o" III
on Monday, March 3Oth, 1868, at the nOuI
o'clock P. N. Sale to take place on the PrsTI''
Feb, %, 1868. [lI4w A; oh1t
Sheriff of Walla Walla 20. w.
, 1868-03-06
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, on Sun
day morning last, BY Rev. |. Dillon, Mr.. J. II.
WNTLEh and Miss SARAH V. PARISH. All of
Walla Walla.
The Young couple will please accept our sim
"ere wish fur their future happiness. Friend
Harry, you have taken Queen honor her as
such, aud you will never have occasion to re
gret it, whatever troubles may confront you
on the stormy sea OF life.
, 1868-03-06

PERsoNAL.-Mr j. NJ. Moore, of the
ClumJia Press, UmatiIll, paid our City a
visi' the fore part of the week. The ice
had moved out of the river for. some dis
tance above and below Umaiilla when Mr..
NJ. left Business had been rather dull
at Umatilla bat the citiz"Ds were looking for
lively times on the resumption of naviga-
ton.
, 1868-03-06

The LAsT.-This issue, in all probability will
be the last number presented in the shape ol
half sheet And the conductor is as glad
of it as any subscriber can be. 1t seems like
a small husiness-which it undoubtedly is But
then there was no other course to pursue. The
proprietor is on his way up from the DAlIes, wt
learn, and will bring supply of paper along
with him no doubt, If the stage can convey It
, 1868-03-06

KILLED.-The Boise City papers state
that the young fruit trees have all been
killed in that section by the cold weather
during the winter. A load Of young trees
left Walla Walla for Boise . few days ago.
, 1868-03-06
DIR Q, Nj. STEINBERG
LATE SURGEON U. s. ARMY.
Office, opposite Printing Office.
Residence, Corner Rose and Sumach SIS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. S.

County OF WALLA WALLA. S.
In the District Court, 2nd Judicial District
TTNO PEBRONILA CONOPONU: You are hereby
Il notified TINT JAS. b. GARDNER has filed a
complaint against yon in said court, which will come
on to he heurd at the first term Of the Court which
shall commence more than two months after the
9Th day of March, 1868, and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the same will lie taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted Tie OBJ.
ject and prayer Of said complaint Is 10 rec,ver
nom you the sum Of 1881 60, a promissory
note, and the foreclosure of a mortgage 10 secnre
said note on Lot 3, in Bnrk a. in Walls Wsla Citv
W. T. Dated MAJ, b h, 13as. I2.n9
J. II LASATEE. Atty Cor Plaintiff
, 1868-03-06
TERRITORY OF W WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.

In the District Court, End Judicial D''"s~
TO GEORGE H DAKlN. You are hsre1y GG,. 20
fed that SCHUMACHER HROI ~ NJ On.
have hed a complaint against you Id ~ - ,.yu 4
which will come on to be heard at the hI, ~ 10
the Court, which shall commence more ,oss ,SsI sDI
months after tie 2sth day Of February, lS - ,1ns
uni ess you appear at said term aad answer, tbsst
will be taken as confessed, AID the Pf.ysan.sih
granted. The object and prayer o. saa , a.I rOoA
wares and merchandise sold and delivers 49, tttrs-
aud for the further sum Of SIS 81, InteLes'
on from April 20, 1867, and costs o. SUIT ,ur Ph
Feb. 26. 1868. MIX 81 LANGFOkp A"'
, 1868-03-06

No CHARGE.-It vill be noticed by re-
ferring to Cal. WiAeset's adve ertisemeni,
that be will hereafter charge nothing for the
use OF his Hearse when used in connection
with his Undertaking business
, 1868-03-06
DIED.

March 6Ib, MYRA MADrsoS, only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Jocelyn S. Foulkes. Aged, Z months
and "a days.
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral at
o'clock, a. NJ, on Saturday, from the resi-
dence of DR.. Stenberger.
, 1868-03-06

Our OF LUcK.-This Office is not the only one
in the country that has had the misfortune to
run out ofpaper. The proprietor of the Lewis.
ton Paner is horribly out of luck in that par
ticular. The last number was a droll looking
affair-a dimiuutive half sheet Of brown wrap.
ping paper You have our sympathies, neigh,
hnr
, 1868-03-06
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. |
CuUNTY OF WALLA WALLL.


In the District Court, End Judicial Di'tHd'
ITO JIM. VANSYCKLE, s. W. TATEN, SUSAN.
Il All VANSYCKLE, J. T. ATWOOD, and vs..
CAR VANSYCKLE, Defendants You and each q
You STe hereby notified that A. B. ElFELI, y
WE'LL, S. S.GOLDSMlTH, ABRAHAM WE'LL AOSS
WE'LL, $. N. SMITH. T. A. DAVIS. and r =.
SCHUYLER, Jr., Plaintiffs, have filed eomPn
against you in said Court. which will come on 70
heard at the first term fthe Court. which shall con-
mence more than two months after the 2Sth dll q
February, 1885, and unless you appear al saiq !s'n
and answer. the same will he taken as eoEieSsed ioa
the prayer thereof granted. The object and pr.!IS
said complaint is to set aside certain cOhVeyA9es
real estate, situated in Walla Walla County, WI
and described in said complaint us eonseyihe
from the Sheriff of Wala Walla County to DeienaAIs
j. T. ATWOOD. and a conveyance from Deleho,,Tv De,,v
J. NJ. NANSYCKLE and SUSANAH VANSlVAnHh
to Defendant ATWOOD, and conveyance IRON nv n
fendant, J. T. ATWOOD to Defendant OoCAk tAH'
SICKLE, as fraudulent. and for sale Of INC P's-
ses described in said cOnveyances, and that sn1 y.
eeeds thereof be applied to The payment Of The s r
titt7s judgments. Feb sI,issSv y, isSTv
Att'ys for Pf6A
, 1868-03-06
From Walla Walla WI. n
To Camp Three Forks,
0wyhee, !. T., so tons weight "
T., 7 I

TO OHInp InTee FOfksI
Owyhee, !. T., so tons weight " ~
To Camp Lyon. |. T.,
The contracts to be in force for one year NJ my
shorter period, at the option Of the United Stats
The Government reserves to itself the rghto liz
own transportation over any of these routes.
Bids must be IN triplicate. with copy of this 10
vertisement attached to each, and endorsed POpOab
for transportation from - to. BIDDER viii
be required TO furnish satisfactory evidence that they
are not interested in any other bid than their
The usual conditions will be imposed upon bidder
authorizations.
For further information apply at this office person
ally or by letter. A. REDDY,
ltd ChefQ H., D. tf0,
, 1868-03-06

A ditch is being surveyed out for carry
ing water from Umatilla rapids tn a fat two
miles below, where il is said good gold pros.
Peets have been found on q bar.
, 1868-03-06

CHELP.-FreSh eggs and fresh butter are
dirt cheap noW 10 this market Eggs are dali
sale at IS cents per dozen, aud butter commands
but thret bits per pound
, 1868-03-06

PORTLAND, Oregon, has population Of
6,7l7, and boasts thirty.'z Attorneys A
small town for such huge lot of lawyers.
, 1868-03-06
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, IS
County OF WArLA WALL

In he Justices Court, o. p Lazy ~. Il
Of The Peace, IN RdHa RoHG fF''"
said County, to A. J. Thide'f0' .,rrs
VyoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dat Ll% l.I.g
i BERGIMEN has fled complain" n
you in said Court, which will come "a elosk
heard upon the LIST day of May. 1868, o. ~ 4 ~
A. n, at said Justices ONCE, Enieos s,isd
months from The time of publiealion' ~ .J ,usrsf
you appear at said time and place, 100 -
said complaint, the same will be eon:sj,I S.eI sd
the prayer thereof granted. Tne o.' he Ispy
prayer OF said complaint is to reeT.., ,,,,uspsf
Of 500 coin, and costs Of suit, i05 ws y. NJ. T.
tation OF freight from Walla WsiIa ICY,
to Boise City, !. T. U. =, ,sr Pssss'
Feb. 2s, 1868. lll-2m1 Justice o.
, 1868-03-06

What il the difference between q farmer and
delinquent tar payerl One raises oats and thl
other owes his rates.
, 1868-03-06
ANNUAL Bali
St. Patrick Society viii Civ. tAs,
FIRST ANNUAL M.
on the avaninn 40 -NAl1la

- AAe0 A4N ~ " AL nlK~
on the evening of the
nth OF MARCH, Isss
at the
commodious Hall Adjoining tn. o,,
Main street, wala, wAlla, W.T.
E6rA A general Invitation is ex,.nd.a -
Vate invitation cards will be s.n, "a 40 pd.
Committee of Arrangemsu,,,
VIM. Thompson, A. Bassett
Floor Managent
VIM. G. Child, DR..
J. F. Abbott, Jas. M.Inm. PEihs
VIM. Ford. ~
Reception Committee.
Cal. P. Winesett, ",
John Dovell. nIaf
Finance Committee.
VIM. Kohlhauf, Jo,snh nj y
R. Guichard, pm rmi
The best music the country afford, lin
secured. VIII
No pains will be spared to have a cood O..
prepared for the occasion. Tickets io11uP iS1uP&
supper, S6. "'''0'I
, 1868-03-06

LEcTUREs.-The lectures delivered by Father
Cataldo during tho week, are spoken of by those
who have attended them, as being highly intel
lectual aud entertaining.
, 1868-03-06
EOR RMNT.

A HOUSE ELIGIBLF SITUATED, near the
"A Brewery. On Second Street, just outside the
CITY Limits TO LET, on Reasonable Terms. The
house contains Ave large rooms a good Garden on
the premises hlsn. Fruit Trees, Vines. and Shrub
berry Terms Cash. For particulars enquire st rhis
Ofise. 1l-4w
, 1868-03-06

WHAT State iI high in the middle and round
At both endsl Ohio.
, 1868-03-06
Government Proposals,

Portland. OREGON FebrnsrY u Ut 4 ,GsoIIS.III IS1aI

DEPARTMENT OF CoLuE1r,
Portland, oregon, February Is, ls6S.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcr,v,.
- at this office up to noon on April Ion 1ssa = ~
the transportation of Government Supns, Nv. Ooo ~
following routes the ensuing season, us
the LIST day of May, 1858. ''H''os "a
From Portland or Vancouver via NH.
To Camp Watson, Ogn, 100 tons weight morn a, Z ]
To Camp Logan. Ogn., 65 tons weight 81 y.
To Camp Harney, Ogn., 200 tons weight
Via walua or Palouse Landing to Fort I'm,
Colville, W. T., 60 tons weight.
Via Wallula to Fort Boise, T., III tons r
weight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Via Camp Watson to Fort Boise, i. ?.
l2l tons weight. ht.................,
From Portland or Vancouver,
To Lewiston. T., 60 tons weight. q
To Camp Three Forks, Owyhee, 1T,
rs tons weight.
To Camp Lyon, |. T.. so tons weight.
To Camp Warner, 0gn., 273 tons weight -
To Camp c. F. Smith, Oregon, 10 tons
To Fort Klamath, Ogn.. 10 tons weight. a.
To Astoria, Oregon, 100 tons weight q
To SteilacOom, w. T., ITO tons weight
To San Juan Island, 6j tons weight:
From San Francisco, California
To Camp Three Forks, owyhCe. l. T.,
i49 tons weight. t..........ss.s... a
To Camp Warner, Ogn., 273 tons weight
70 Camp c. +. Smith, Oregon, 10 tons
Neignt ..--. -....................-
To Fort klamath, Ogn 20 tons weight
To astoria, Oregon. loo tons weight g
To San Juan Island. II. rs tons weight
To Steilacoom, W. T., ITO tons weight
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21

ing at the Are. One of them, thinking the
thing was dog, kicked at it, but the thing
would not be driven of that way, and walked
into tho house, the ladies making room for
it when they found it wsuld not be kicked
away. A man suddenly dashed by the ladies
and into the house, where he found the
thing ho was in search of-a Brazilian tiger
in the kitchen, amusing itself with cat.
Whether his tigsrshp was playing around
the cat until it recovered its breath after its
excitement, and then intended to deyour it.
does not trasspire, for the man suddenly
threw carpet over the animal and bore it
oil in triumph. The lady who kicked at the
tiger of course tainted at the brave act she
30 thoughtessly committed.
The cage Of monkeys was the most ludi-
ctous thing to behold, as the creatures glib.
bersd away and performed all manner OF
antics. Parrots spoke out in tones that
would have done credit to basso singer
and the festhered tribe that could not speak
were moving about their cages like bats in 8
lighted ROOM
Dir. Forepaugh thinks some of the smaller
animals, such as rabbits and Guinea pigs
were burned, but the largest animal missing
is monkey. 1t is said that fellow wa!
seen going down Ridge avenue with mon
key under his ceat, but whether that was tn,
missing monkey or one he runs to fires Will
has not transpired.
Mr.. Forepaugh estimates his loss at SAT,
900, upon which there is no insurance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21
EBRsssYBTIES.

Alabama is now conceded to Grant by
$500 majority.
There is not a Democrat. in the newly
elected Kansas Legislature.
conspiracy has been discovered at Pa
ris to overthrow the government of Nspo-
leon.
All the papers in Washington, d. c., are
preparing to become Administration organs
after the 4th of March next.
Montgomery Blair advises the Democrats
In the Missouri Legislature to vote for the
reelection of Mr.. Henderson, to the U. s.
Senate.
Ex,Gov, Todd, OF Ohio, died very sud
denly last week.
for Grant. 'NN
Europe is said to have 1898 ,OOo, 600 inves-
ted in American enterprises.
About one million of postage stamps are
used in the United States daily.
The Goddess Of Liberty for the Gettys-
burg monument weighs ID, 900 pounds.
California proposes to hold Worlds
Fair in 1870, and the Pacific Railroad agrees
to carry passengers at half fare.
Weston is preparing for his 5000 mile
walk. He is to start from the extreme north
east point of Maine, walk to st. Paul, Min
nesOta and back to New York.
Seyenty-fve thousand orange trees were
planted in Florida last year.
Schuyler Coliax was born four months
after the death of his father.
DIR. Livingstone, it is hoped, will arrive in
England before the new year.
Potatoes have been down to thirty five
cents bushel in Chicago this season.
October, 1868, averaged four degrees colder
than any other October since that of 1856.
Two servant girls in Lee, Mass, have
fallen heir to $4,000.
Gen. A. B. Read, of Louisville, has shot
himself fatally, through the head, with a
pistol.
Miss Rye has again brought over to Cana
ola an invoice OF servant girls, this time
numbering 90.
air into his eyes. They do ii with marked
success in Turin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21
8 States,

The terrorism exhibited in Louisiana on
election day, by which Republicans, and
especially colored voters were not permitted
IN many places to approach the polls, was
more frghtful than any could have supposed.
Just think how it must have been, when it
is shown, by the official returns that Grant
received 1 vote and Seymour 1875 in Par.
ish where 472 whites and 1898 blacks were
registered last year. In Caddo, where the
registry stood 29S7 blacks to 7I6 whites,
Grant gets vote and Seymour 1895. st.
Mary, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, and
other Parishes show similar figures. But
st. Landry, the scene of the late rebel mas.
sacre, goes the whole hog, casting 48OO
votes for Seymour and none for Grant,
though 3l02 blacks were registered in that
Parish last year. This is liberty and free
dom of elections as guaranteed by Mr.. John
son through his beloved follower Rousseau.
What would Louisiana have done had tie
illustrious Sheridan commanded in New
Orleans
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21
The Revolution in Cuba.
CAPTURE OF REBE


HAVANA, Nov. l6.-The Diario to day,
published the following Colonel Leno re-
mains at Tunas. Several flags carried by
the Revolutionists have been captured.
They are triangular in shape, and have the
sun in the centre, with radiating stripes of
different colors. The Diario regards the
raising OF this flag as an indication that the
insurgents intend to declare the independ.
ence of Spain, and says:-"We are glad
that the Rebsls have removed their mask.
The right and duty of the Spanish Govern.
ment to dispossess and annihilate these
traitors is no longer question of politics.
1t becomes question of national unity" 1t
is represented that nearly all the revolution
ary leaders are either Domonicans or Mexi.
cans. A number of Rebel prisoners cap.
tured by the troops, were brought to
Havana to-day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

They pay six per cent. Interest in Gold, md run
for thirty years. Principal also payable in Gold.
They yield between eight and nine per cent to the
investor, and the issue is sold if not before
they will doubtless command much higher rate.
As First Mortgage on tho longest line of Railroad
in this country that 10 already earning than its
interest liabilities on its way business, and which
cost nearly three (3 times their amount the securi
ty is undoubted.
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS 1880 900 oOO)
Of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Union Pacific
Rail Road Company, and of the Central Pacific Rail
Road Company, have already been sold
The earnings Of the two (2) roads, from way bust
ness alone, were nearly Isl 900 000) Ono Million
Dollars for the month of October.
One Hundred Million Dollars have already been
spent by the two powerful Companies.
Fourteen Hundred 1900 Miles of the route be-
tween Omaha and Sacramento are made by tho Lo-
comotve, leaving less than 400 miles to build Of
which 2g0 are graded and ready for the Rails.
We have for sale First Mortgage bonds of the
Union Pacific Rail Road at 1O2 and accrued interest
and First Mortgage Bonds Of Central Pacific Rail.
road at l03 and accrued interest.
The Bonds are recomme mended TO our most cautious
customers, and will bear the most careful scrutiny.
The descriptive Pamphlets, with Maps, &c.
showing the organization, progress, business and
prospects of the enterprise, will be sent applica
ton to-
DE HAVEN & BRO,
Dealers in Government Securities, Gold, etc.
No 40 South Third Street. Philadelphia
November 2l, 1867
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-21

GENERAL GRANT will 60 into the Presi.
dential office less trammeled by promises to
politicians, than any man that ever swore
to perform the duties of President with fl.
deity. Even Washington had about him
when be entered on the discharge of civil
duty, what was regarded as a clique of
favorites, however little the Father OF his
country practiced Partially. But Grant is
not suspected Of having such favorites.
He has no confdants among politicians
he has no interest in common with Office
hunters, and may be justly regarded as the
most independent President elect ever
honored with auca glory. We have every
reason to believe that the great soldier will
not deViate from his course of independent
action. As warrior, he obeyed certain
fIeG principles in the science of war, and
then gave himself up to persistent labor to
carry out his plans, whereby he won the
grandest victories of the age. If, as Presi-
dent, Grant obey. equally great principles
OF right and justice, and ignores the 1rqfes.
s'9naI political triekStes which constantly
swarm in Washington, his victory in the
White House will be as great and glorious.
ior all the real interests of the people, as
were those he won on the battlefield.