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series in Sny iowa pr Village. Phrtisulars and .
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1857 rususrHpssssisffA .our, 1867
WHIST. SPRIk0 sCHEDuLk
Q. .st arr NAY Nh. lsH. srsi,s viii ra. -
follsws:
w..hi.s,.. .LS.. B.i'....'r' HHp,n.
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THB GREAT lOUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT BCEnBkY. Palace state-rooni
day ana night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saying men four 70 Twelve hours n time oyer aay
other rosts, TIVE hundred niles saved v Western
and Central New Ysrk.
THREE DAiLY TRAINS 70 TAB WEST,
TWO DAILY TRAILS TO THB NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER aad
PITTSBURGH without ehanse. ,,,
ras.ensers ~ his Is.ts frsH baitinoTsr hsys
bsfSTs 4; ssssiA al. 'A.''' " oA'o'
fisksts By this routs ean b procursd ~ we
e0os, soraer Of Sixth street Ard Pennsylyan
sVssse, under Nstislai Hots, where reliable infor-
Psss..ssr. pfesuIi.s isi.;: a u. .a.,, ca. -.
f Tii.Se essRa0d''Sr' 1kRokb. Tisas. agent,
Csr.sr Sixth st. AID Peas: aysnSe,
Sas.lv Baltimore. Nd.
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COLUMBIA DIsPEksARY, FOR WOMEN AHD
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of FOurteeDth and N slreeta, 't

This DispensRry Is In connection with Colum-
hia Hospital. and is opened for the treatment VI
out door Patieuts. who are Supplied with Mediene,
Medical aud Surgical treatment free. ''
Patients who are about TO be confined and desire
To be attended at their own homes, but who arr
prsctitGner, win be Furnished with medical atbsn-
Don free, by leaving their names and address a.
tie Hospital with the matrOD. '
HQURs W ATTENDANCE AT TEn,pisPRSslKT.
Mondays, from 10 4...,.,......PTOf y, Howard.
Wednesdays, from ato4....Prof. J. II. Thompson.
Fridays, iIsin :;,.Dr. Ashford;
COlunbia Hospital u open for the reception Of
Free Patients upon ordsTs Of the Honorable Sec, ~
Rotary OF tho lntenor. such orders for admission
THOMPSON, At his ottee, isI | street, betwetI,
Twentieth and Twenty. fret ian6-dty
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RALrINoEs-Look aosY ,n...,,1.
ksrAyLIsHEp As 4 RBHUoE IRON ouAckkk''
TIE ONLY PLACE E hYyyIESSA c9Rs'As a0e

ro, -, s,..o,.,.a IN. .os. .srss,a.
NAV ~ snd only ssseiusl Ismsdy 10 As Eorid ior
Nesfasss q re BAG. aisass,, in1eisa,ssy Dis
tlons Of the Kidneys aa.psi Deblity, ESrsosspsss
p1.psss ssspc spir,a t SIsis; TssnS.
Ifcss' paPta,o5, si.sp or 0iddinsss Diseases ~
Lungs. Stomach, or abitsaf Yeath.thor
s sss; .Ps IS sss Az e .s
Victims han NE sonA II, most Brilliant hopes er
snls ss ssh assd.ts mgo sa ~,
:. t,'IoY1b N M. tse victims o. solitary
sI9 sl.s, a tsSS.. ss n
sss 's sS 81 %s, s i.. !;
tening senAts With The tsgne Tmayeail with full
.ossSeS ss'''' me n' ~ H e,
p.u,.a p,r,o.. o. f.sss n. Concentrating
nsff.rs S,ss .s.S ,Sl FE!s:s s t.t ssfs 'i
u AZ She Jsst S' scasds o. BIS ,sSss.
man, and confidently roy pph Az - -, 'I -
'i'n' ORGANIC xEAHsEss: ).
Inpsdlsaely Cared sna feh ystcs 100 MiSef;
Ts Sr s.i..s isSs..ss
~ he Victims 81 inpIepsI inass.sss-, IN. ssi
sIss 4; ssss. sHSe9s
IN .ss.:r s. ss Ss.s 8
Ass q ~; ssS S:d
ssss 4ss .ssiss sssons. lSsis,i
and Mental Eunetions westfenss STpsp-is, Pal
Debility. . nsof the frsms. ,oorS vs. C ~ !,
'a tgsSS6 T. e. !. sopT4 iEtsRicg ssaM, {
s sSs su l.S% .A' 'o,ns,. ram NY y os's n'
R- No Letters feesi,ed gnle., POSTPAID and con.
| writing should stata ars, and eend portion OF Hd-
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AND OHIO RlILaokp.

TX
wAsliNaros. ian. Q, lso7-nTgn.
Trains between Nv AsBI NOTION and bALfl-
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND rns WEST. arc
'A'" ~" ron BxLTIAoRE
Leave daily, except sunday, " 7sfp, ", snd
II. 80 D. m, aud , 10, L. N and g. - o. NJ.
FOX ALE WAY sThriUNs.
Leave daily. exert SUNDAY, IT 10 a. m. and
Fob WAY SFAWSEiss d s9}gTa OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ g. IS and 7 a. ~, aud sts. % and LIS y.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Lsave 1t T0o aud so p. N. DO train TO " from
""A"'O''' w Ok SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at Is =. m. and 30 aud { 70 y. NJ.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al - a, m, and h8 and q 10 D. N. 10
FOR ALL PAl.fS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, 81
7.tsas Y. ana l. Sspd Up. Y ,..r'
gu Sunday, 1T ~ aud y y. IN. only, eyan-eti nx
At RClsy station with tTAiEs FROM Baltimore 70
Wheel mr., PsrkcrshuTe, Se.
Through tickets ~ lac West can b had at the
Washington station Ticket OEct a. all h0uis In. ths
FOR New YORK, Pbiladtiplia, AID Boston, SEQ sd
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transpolt.ten.
l.. NJ COLE.
General Ticket AGENT.
GEO. s. kOONTZ,
General AGENT, WatLtnGton. .
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SLw aERCHAETs' LINE OF srsAMEgs.
v, G, KNIGHT.
InH N ~ Rgn

John diBso'S,
WIN run regularly during the winter months be /.
tween New York, Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown, as fOliCwF: leave New York, from
Pier ~ East River, y the loot q R9.syelt street
whaif foot OF H,gL street, every Thursday, and
Alexandria every friday, at IAN. For freight or
passage apply atthe Office Of the company, corner
Of New York ayenu" ard Seventeenth street, be-
VdscSsi.H j. " THOMPSON. President,
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PROPOSALS FOR RgESh BEEF AND BEEF
j CATTLE.
ilEApg rs DgPAKTMESr OF THE PLATrH,l
OFFlCB CHlsp Con-. or sguslsrEScg,

- kOfOsALS fOk fhEsl BEEf AND BEEF
j CATTLE,
ilEApq' rs DEPARTMENT OF THH PIATrE,l
UFgiCB CHIRP Con-. OF SunslsTESCg, }
OMAHA, NIB, July 80, l5js.
Sealed Proposals, in Duplicate, will be TecsiN ed
by First Liontenant |, ". Jae1bs, 3jth iulauIry,
A. q, s., at Fort BTidgeI. u T., until Ia clock,
III, on MONDAl, the 10Th day u August. 1865, Tor
furnishing tho troops and ttEcB buppllti Ct that
post with
from the LIST day Of November lsGs to the 3lst dh y
Of August, 1862, or sueh less time as tho COHIInls
saTy General u subs!stepee may direct.
Zach prOpoHhl must also state at what price per
pound, net Will be furnished such number Of
BEEF CATTLH, .',
the hoOf (ull steers. three aud nnlur bgyru
years.o age. In good healthy condition, EvUrs 20
gross weight one theusBnd pounds, add none ie-
Ceiyed under eight hundred pounds, rs may b
needed at the post ddrins the period 0f the fresh
beef contract,
Tho accepted proposal will form the hasIs Of II
written contract in ACCEPTANCE w!thkoTm ~, sub.
sistance regulations, with an article added rglHl
ing to the delivery VI Beef Ca'ue rs above sr"Ci.
fed.
Tho c0ntTaetOP will 10 required to give bond 10
the sum Of i've thOuEapl dollars, with two Rp-
proved fnr5tles, t9r c true aud faithful PEI foT.
The right Is reserved II reject any or Alrpr"rp.
sails, II such course should DO docAied for tbc In
tercst u tho Government Do .-.
by ordcrol Breyet Major General Augpr,
aul.th lravet IIpuL C,l aud }tLl.f' q I
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sAHRAtrhY 4 tsaTsS fTt9h INV: rAETo' WASH
The new building IL now ready fof the rsteotN,p,
oiPAliens Of every class both medical ana surg sal
I've cars rnn within Two squares Of tho LSildiig
Patients viii BE- received inea the wsrts - Se'
lin. aud Medical or Surgical attendspos, =,
'Priy,.. Rooms cen be had at advanced RATES = 81.
agp, CAL STAFF ATTENDING.
PHTsIciAks.
D. X. HAoNER. n. D. No. 900 u street, be.
'"Jfoa s y, RiLEY, nj. b., NY York Ay-nuo, be.
wssu fourtss nlh and fifteenlh .tresfh. ..
WIN. MAEBURY. N. D., no IL street.
!, J. THOMPSON, ~ B., corner Eiaih '.rrs-
AI S n. fSRB yea y k..t Capitol street e.
~ = ADVIsORY AND CONSULTING.
dRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., corner Of wakhink-
ton aud Gay stTsats, GoorgetONr.
W. +. JOHNSON. NJ. B., E-Tsurh street, be-
'TFSehh tS1Rb, NJ, D., US y street.. 80 = -" -
THOMAS MILLER, 10 y Atreet
JOHNSON ELIOT, 4Ds 3 street
q. n, LIBERMANN. $50 Tkirlsenth street
Application can be made at the Hospital, or t.
either OF the above named ply sicians PhytieiAnf!
sending patients 10 tho Hospital Whp may occupy
Ipyaie rooms have tho privilege Of at--ninS tbt,
same - 49,
Ss-No persons with eca,aglcus diseases atpitted.
SISTER LORETTA oRElL[Y,
ocflT Superior.
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jyRor0sALs ron l0RAoB AND STRAW.
pyPoT QUAErfRaAsTRg's oYPIcE.
wAsUI.ulnE n Il Julv Al 1sl.6

WAsGIs0TOS, ii. G., July 81, lsGs.
ga ipP2' AZ NSsa a s5s fo I'i iSSPasSS al &:
Corn, oats, Hey,aul straw Ito he Of iner-
yasF @ FCTseSs aud Straw
e be delivered ia2RhlJ 'sSywhsrs within 9po mile
wn asi s@ s Gaa ri a. ySas ri OaS sSi
~ such quantities and at such times as ordered by
tSJJ pounds q the bGshsI; Oats ia like sacks, u
Two tasJ pounds to he bushSI ii Hay and Straw
balcd and 10 weigh Two thousand t2,0OOJ pounds
M4s viii also be received for hay uqbRled.
BiddcFs VIII state ne rriee o. racks separate,
we now use about elsht thousand 5000 bushels
aud thirty eight (Sj t0us OF straw IeT mouth but
We reserve tie right % Increase or diminish that
cSatrseior viii be Teqaired Is Keep at least Two Two
@Gnths' supply q forage and s;rsw on hand, and
GsarSG q, VIII be IqrEifhCd with zach Gd in
nI T!!sP iSg days aSr , rs TcSspaDGS execute
before the 10Th day Of September next, satisfactory
evidence that he Is PREPARED to commence fuialling
raym$nt.wIll he made mentally I}r Quantity Of
!RorcafI5F ,lupds furnished for The purpose.
None to Be PAID E0r eESGpI % receipts Of the par
bond "a he sun Of tweaty thousand GOOD
SSa5s signed BY G,mseif and Two sgGcePisd sure.
tIr-s VIII required OF Int rNcceNsl III Dlliet Tor
! thy faithful fulhlment " his contract.
Should the contractor fail 10 furnish the kiEi and
quantity 81 IurRgO aud straw required, 1t will DO
| pprGhasod Ia open market, aud Tie excess Of cost
.Aifblds Will 10 submitted to tho Quartormastcr
| General before awarding contract.
Pr"posals will be addressed to the undersigned,
| marked Proposals for Fordge,' and bidders are
inXlted 70 be present AZ tho opening VI the blds.
by order VI tho 0la.term9Ster uepgrsl
Deputy QuarteTInasteF enorRl. and
| fug3-td Orig, Gen. U. :. n, Depot q. M
| JMrROYENENrOP OGDENsBURG HARBoR,
VT s HSN.diiiyrER OFFICE, /
s.,r., QsYE1o, ~ July y. ls9s;
G H. agS Sn aai Il M aaaGUSb&H August is
| i1r drcpraius by dredging the haTbor Of Ogdens,
nIn, T., 30 a. e siyGtwGiys ISSt Of wafer at
| sErfloS |. On lhs outer bar across the channel
uIp the upper harboT, northeRsorly from the light
house, where about 1900 eable yards oihsrd sand
sgGTICS H. Between The bridge. the ferry wharf
ahd the nome RAILROAD depot. where, u Ia eslmg-
ted, about 2l,yOO cubic yATdf ot ySFy bard hard.
All lie material (Which will BE- measured IN the
| scOws) must be dumped At luaFt lNf mile below
| the outer bar, Ia deep WatgF, at point to DO
| marked,
Tho work must, beeommopcel gg soon AZ posi-.
BILE, and 40 later than september 49, 1865 continued
a. long as possiblG this season, and completed by
| the Sth Of November, lsS.
Bidders must pr0pUSG for each section separately,
| and separate contracts will DO mad faT each.
Bids must be- made upon printed blanks, which
ones, which must Ge properly Allied NJ aad sissSd
office VII he given to bidders, out all tOishing 10
| contract ore particularly REQUESTED 10 fIdHitHt
'"i 0gdsas5gr9 bsford sSHdt"0tg theiE ytdS, 80,
Llgu'C, Laa.ue@, rnI 3Ii;'A&tTWSn
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Railroad Routes.
1THHeg9H LINZ aETwgRr MAsnIEgrss.

L PRiLAbSIPHia, ISD1SBW YORK.
ws.yserss, On q issts,sAs.
Train. ss,yssSn ya.hssssSa hsd New Tsfxat.'s
Leave daily tOxsspt supssytsi WA M. n %
Leave d,lly isssisi sssdsyJ H'%A IL Pa B
- on SUNDAY,
Leave Tor New IOrk add Philadelphia at 100 p.
m. only.
sleeping cara for New York on 7.oor m. train emily
Through tickets to Philadelphia, Neg York Or
BsstsH eau " had al ,he Stassn oniee At ali norfs
In tho day. "
for seRsdais Between Wsshinsion, i,aI,Scre, IAN.
nApoii and the West J, l.. WILSON,
- = Master Of Transporta ton.
| ..' T. NJ. COLE,
. - sf.a ~. s.4. Gs,,eral Ticket Agent. \
Z us'=rrr' EGEO g. KOONTZ, ''
. o.. ..- Agent, Washington
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pHILAuELPnIA, wILsisaToS, AND BAL.
I gs ~ rIMQRE RAILROAD. ...

..,r .r-. TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th, 1866
Trsins for Baltimore and Washington leave Phils-
dslpbia Us folowsi ..t..H g.
a., Exrressi SWr n, k1pressi and n,oo p M
WAY Mail Train 10, Baltimore a, s.lsa m Hwn,.
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO PHlLADRL-
b,,,u7 ., fhdA w. Nara a., m
Express! liz p. m, Express: SIS p. m, kx-
SUNDAY TRAIN. .L
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
at 4. 10 n. N, mud II y. IN, .
Leave Baltimore Tor PhiladelphiA ats IS n, n.
Leave Baltimore for New York al g. 3p. N.
milo n Y. kBSNkY, Superintendent,
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PEOVEMENT OF OAK ORCHGRDHARBoR.
UEIrE6 srAfEs ENuIEEER Or grGr.l

OswRGo, N. Y, JdiysO, i6eS'{
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, viii Ia reecIyed
by ths undersigned until ihs 18th Of August, ists,
for the labor Of TsbIlding and extending the piers
Ths price for the work must be stated at 80 much
per linear foot o. timber, and per pound Of iron aud
including preparation Of the old 70 receive he now
work and the e9!npetion OF the old piers 10 the sat
must take the lumber and iron from he points
where they may lie after Inspection aud 90 noneo
Bidders are requested 10 examine Or t6eitselyes
a. oak Orchard, and can also obtaI information
renee, Assistant Engineer, Yopngstown, N. "" =,
or all bids. * RIIINi'F my
ausa.td Ii, Col Of Engineers, BvI col. U,s,A,
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HTNr MI THILAUELFHTA'
For salaries of the director, treasurer, as
ssyer, melter and rehner, chief coinor and
engTaysr, assistant ass0yer, and scven clerks,
tbirty.nino thousand four hundred dollars
PIOvided, That from and after the drst dsy
Of July eighteen hundred and SiIty.sevsn,
the annual compensation Of the weighing
clerk shall DO two thousand dollars, and tie
ompensEtion Of tho calculating, accounting,
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MARRIAGE.

Ds MiIs b,ss ss ss. :, a'i ss!s
ssSie dssil,, ssfSSILisii;;' slns.f
may seii siossly eondds q. his hesgs, apsss
iasn, and eOnfasntlr rnS rppr AZ ~, - -"
clan. -
, 1868-12-04

..,,.,;v.s Ths erst election shall be held At
sneh time and places, and be conducted 10 suen
manner AZ the governor shall appoint and dtreeti
and At all subsequent elections the time, place,
and manner Of holding elections shall be pre-
scribed BY Law. The person having the greA'es'
number Of votes Of the qualified electors as mere
inbefore provided, shall be deelared ey the gov
ernor elected, and certificate tnereoi snAi' %
accordingly given.
tious numbered sixteen and thirty-siI 10 each
township in said Territory shall be, ana tne same
are hereby, reserved for to the purpose ot oeing
applied to public schools in the State or states
hereafter to be erected out Of the same.
SEc. Is. And be il further enacted, That tens
| porarily and until otherwise provided ny law the
governor Of said Territory may define the Judieial
districts of said Territory, and assign the Judges
] who may be appoiAted for the said Territory 10
the several districts, and also appoint the times
and places for holding conris ia the several
counties or subdivisions in each OF said Judicial
districts by proclamation to be issued oy MIN
but the legislative assembly, at their hrst or an
subsequent session, may organize, alter, or mod'
ify such judicial districts and assign the judges
and alter the times and places OF holding the
courts as to them shall seem proper and con-
venient.
SEC. l6. And be IL further enacted, That the
Constitution and all laws of the United States
(which are not locally inapplicable, shall have
the same force and effect within the said Terri
tory of Wyoming as elsewhere within the United
States. -1e1 I'd r-t-T. .d.
SEC. II. And be IL further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from aud after the time
when the executive and judicial officers herelt
progided for shall have been duly appointed anc
qualified PROVIDED, That all general territoria
laws of the Territory of Dakota in force In any
| - of Wyoming at the tint
Ibis act shall take effect shall be and continue il
force throughout the said Territory until repealed
by the legislative authority of said Territory ex
cent such laws as relate to the possession or oc
cupation of mines mining claims
Approved, July 25, 1868.
, 1868-12-04
Notice to Absent Defendant,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 10,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA Co

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, Icc
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 60
TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
| Judicial District 70 G. G. RICHARDSON: You
a Q hereby notified that l.. WHITE & COMPANY
have filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come on to be heard before Hon. ]. E
Wyehe, Judge of said Court, on Thursday, the 2Sth
day of January 1863. at o'clock, P. NJ, of said
day. And unless You appear and answer. the same
will be taken confessed, and the prayer thereof
granted. The object and prayer of said complaint is
to recover of you the OF eight hundred and eighty
five and 3l-l00 dollars, and interest thereon from
the 2Oth day of March. 1888, tor goods. wares and
merchandise sold and delivered to you by plaintiffs
Complaint filed September 2Sth, 1868.
5O-2m FRANK Z. DUGAN. Atty for Plf's
, 1868-12-04
AFTER GaANr-WHArH-Iu his lecture

AFTER 3RANT-WHAT?-In his lecture
at Boston recently, his subject being, After
Grant-WhatP Wendell Phillips said;
"This success of the republican party is
the continuance of our opportunity; but we
are not to sit down and sing hosaunahs to
the majority of party, crying amen to their
measures. We are to point out their omIs-
sions, take what good they give us, and
claim the rest. We are to try to give 10 the
party system; rebuild the reconstruction
acts; keep out the States still under military
law BY constitutional amendment; claim for
the nation exclusive power over the militia,
over public education, over the ballot reas-
sumo the lands and the railroads; distribute
as the necessity of the hour requires claim
that Grant shall at least be a constable and
Keep peace, so that the great forces of civil
izatlon may own the South to make it q
harmonious section of the nation"
, 1868-12-04

THE WALLULA RoAD.-Tbe County Commis'
sioners have made the improvements on the
Wallula road, suggested in the STATESMAN over
year since, and have placed that great thor
oughfare in excellent condition for the winter
trade and travel. The bridge across Mill Greek
has been changed and the road in every respect
placed in excellent condition. The action of the
Commissioners in this matter can not be too
highly commended.
, 1868-12-04
TIE MUTUAL LIFE

Has been 10 successful operation for over 25
years. Itis the OLDEST wholly Mutual Life
Insurance Company in the United States. The
sblest business men 10 the country are on its
Board of Trustees. Every profession and depart.
ment of business is represented. Twenty five
years Of unparalleled success has placed this
Company in advance of all others and put the
seal of approval on the prudence, economy,
safety and success Pitts mode Of doing business.
There must Be a foremost Life Insurance Com
pany There are leading Societies and men 10
all departments Of life. There are leading banks
ers, commercial houses aud manufacturers. The
position of THE MUTUAL Life Insurance Com
pauy of New York, on the lst February, 1868,
speaks for itself, proving itself the most equita>
BILE Company iu the world, Offering superior ad-
vautages in ALT features of business, combined
with unequalled financial security. Its "record"
is ths-It e1ces all other companies in the
Largest Number Insured, 52,3SA.
The largest amount insured . sls4 1921, ,sss 90
The largest amount assets, Feb l. 1868 25Sls,Slo 90
The largest annual income from prems s,S572s6 90
the largest annual income from interest ,3lj,76l 90
The largest annual income from all
sources, "All Cash.. "............. lO,l73,047 90
1T HAS PAID
The largest annual cash dividend, l667S 25l7 ia 90
The largest total dividends
Cash value of all dividends over. l2,5o0000 90
Additions for dvidenis, over........ 100000 90
1T SHOWS
The lowest rate of mortality to inN
come, 9.O9 per cent.
The smallest ratio Of total outgo to
total income, only 227G per cent.
Receipts Of the Pacihccoast Branch Office
for year ending August l, 1868, over
$s33, 900, being more than four times
that of any other Company.
The attention of business men is called to
the above statement of facts and figures, exhi0-
itug tie superior inducements and advantages
offered BY this sterling old Company, THE
MUTUAL LIFE of New York.
Fos Agencies Information, Applications, &C.,
Apply to
HEATH, .Jr.,
Agent for Oregon & the Territories,
Ofice--cOr. Front and stark Sts.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
o. p. LACY, Local Agent,
4S3m WALLA WALLA, ". T.
, 1868-12-04

EXCELSIOR MILL.-The Excelsior Mil, under
the direction of Mr.. VIM. Matzger, has been
thoroughly overhaued, and provided with four
feet French burrs, and an improved smut ma
chine is now prepared to turn out an article of
-four equal to the very best brands on the coast.
Farmers who wish to have their grain ground on
reasonable terms, are referred to the notice in
another column
, 1868-12-04

HOLIDAY GooDs-0r. J. H. Day, at his Drug
Store, has Just received very fine stock oil
fancy goods, notions, etc., suitable for the
Christmas and New Years holidays. Persons
who desire to make valuable and tasty presents,
should examine the new stock, which embraces
many article of rare beauty.
, 1868-12-04

A PArRrAscH.-We are pleased to notice NOV
ing about our streets Mr. James B. Jacobs, Of
yonbiIl county, who is here on visit to his
sons. Although past three score and ten, the
venerable patriarch moves about briskly and is
in the enjoyment of all his faculties. We trust
that our old friend may yet be spared many
wears of health and enjoyment.
, 1868-12-04

ESTERTAISMENrs.-On Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings Professor Herman gave entertain.
ments at Richardson's Hall, to crowded houses.
The Professors feats of magic ,ventriloquism,&c
were well executed and gave general satisfaction.
His delneations of negro character also were
excellent, and many of his hits brought down
the house. Mr. H. has gone out to Waitsburg,
where after entertaining out Touchet neighbors
for one or two evenings, he will return to Walls
Walla and give another exhibition of his skill.
, 1868-12-04

THE 9Ta,
MUTUAL LEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.
1912. INCORPORATED, ..,...I .Is42.
ASSETS, August l, 1868, s2s 900, 900
Cash.
INCORPORATED. !. .Is42
PURELY MUTUAL.

. A LII PROFITS DIVIDED TO POLICY HOL.
n DERS. Persons now inSuring III this old
and reliable Company will fully participate in
the Dividends Of February lst 1868. Divideods
may be used In reduction of second payment, or
to increase the Policy. The method adopted by
this Company, the success Of the institution,
the character of the men managing the business,
the promptness in paying losses, the mode Of
declaring Dividends, should all be taken into
the account
, 1868-12-04

TIE GOLDEN PES.-Mr. G. Ireland informs Us
that he will soon be in receipt of an invoice oil
the golden pens, when be will be able to supply
all those who desire a smooth, easy writing pen