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, 1868-05-22
Tax-Ohce Scene.

TaxColector-Now, Mr.. Jay Cooke, we
are ready for you, sir. Your 'monies and
credits" show $4,000; your household
furniture, Office fixtures, horse and buggy,
and some other little things, foot up S3,575
more. Total, Sl23, SIS. Deduct Sl20, 900
held in 20 Government bonds, which are
not taxable, and the balance is SO, SIS. Your
State and county tax on this last amount is
S71 so.
Now, Mr.. Bellows, l. have your receipt
ready. Your monies and credits show $3.50 ;
shop fixtures and tools, Sl,875 household
furniture, $3.50; horse and wagon, S275.
Total taxable for State and county purposes,
So $50. Tax, $40.
Bellows-How is this? Jay Cooks per.
sonal property amounts to S123,575, and
he pays only s7l so more State aud county
tax, while l, with less than four thousand
dollars, all told, amrasked to pay IS so more
than he.
Jay Cook-Ah, my good friend, you see
my Sl20, 900 in bonds are not taxable In
the country's extremity, with other truly
loyal men, came to the rescue with my
greenbacks. loaned my bleeding coun-
try, threatened with destruction by rebels
and copperheads, my money, and with that
gratitude which becomes a grateful people
engaged in the interests of God and human
ity,' L am exempt. Thus it should be with
a magnanimous christian people.
Bellows-And l, in the countrys real
extremity, had no greeubacks to loan, but
l shouldered musket, and gave my body
to the cause, leg of which l left on the
field Of Shiloh, as you see, but a grateful
people, engaged in the interests of God and
humanity have no taxsexemption for me.
This may be all right, but 1 don't see it.
Jay Cook-But you see, Mr.. Bellows,
mine was voluntary act. l could not have
been compelled to furnish the money. You
volunteered, it is true, but you could have
been compelled to go.
Beliows-Yes, sir, did volunteer when
my services were needed, your voluntary act
was after the work was done-after the res
bellion was struck down-then fult sure
that your investment was safe. The policy
that exempts your hundreds of thousand
from taxation and taxes my few hundreds,
is founded on vilainy, sir. You loaned your
greenbaeks, worth less than sixty cents on
the dollar, and are now claiming dollar for
dollar in gold in payment, risked my life
and gave limb to the cause, and when L
came home 10 my family, and to work for
their support, am made topay full Nation.
al State and county taxes on my little pos
sessions, while your bonds, purchased with
deprecated greenbacks, are exempt,
This nice little game Of @Ged ana humans
, 1868-05-22

FAILURE-The store of G. G. Richardson
Tuesday last, attachment. Mr.. R. recently
invested heavily in bacon and hams, for the
Boise market, and the speculation not turning
out as we'll as anticipated, was compelled to sus-
pend payments. We regret to learn that the
heaviest losses fall upon farmers and teamsters,
who can ill.afford thus to part with their hard
earnings. Mr.. R. writes that be will return to
Wala Walla in few days, when we hope be
will be in position to render his creditors a
satisfactory statement.
, 1868-05-22
ST186OX.

CGLisAYG BARK has been celebrated for over two
hundred years, and sold during the reign of
Louis XVI, King Of France for the enormous price
Of its own weight In silver. II Ia remarkable for
ICAsoAiILLA BARK.-For Diarrhea, Colo, and dis
eases OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDELIoN.-For inflammation Of the lOins and
Dropsical Anections.
CHAMONtLE FLowERs.-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowRs.-A Aromatic, stimnlant and
touie-highly inVigorating in nervous debility.
WISTER6RKEN.-For Scrnfula, Rheumatism, &c.
ANIsE.-An aromatic carminatiVe; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also elove-buds, orange, caraway, corander,
snakeroot, &c.
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish origin,
imParting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy
to the mind Is yet unknown 70 the commerce Of the
world, and withhold its name for the present.
With this recipe before the community and evi-
dences OF effects meeting them all Sides the sue
cess Of DR.. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock OF
truth. Almost every family has some of suffer
and cure.
They are recommend by the highest medical au.
thorties, and are warranted to produce imnedi-
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly agreeable
perfectly pure and harmless.
NoTICB.-Any person pretending to sell Planta-
tOn Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is swinder
aud imposter. II is put up only in our log cabin
bottle. Beware of bottles reflled with limitation
deeterious stuff for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our
United States stamp the cork unmutila.ed, and
our signature on steel-plate side label.
Sold by all respectable dealers throuhou the habi-
tai globe.
PHI. DRAKE & CO., New York,
Sole PrOprietOrs.
REDDINGTON & CO.. San Francisco,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA & NEVADA.
, 1868-05-22

HORRIBLE AFFATR.-The late Grand Jury res
turned an Indictment, charging the crime of
murder upon man and bis wife, living few
miles out of town. The statement is that they
deliberately starved to death their child, aged 8
weeks The accused have hitherto been regard,
ed as respectable people, and we have the char
ity to hope that there is some mistake about the
affair. The idea of father and mother starving
to death their own offspring, is too horrible to
cnntemnlate.
, 1868-05-22
Notice to Absent Defendant,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

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COUNTY OF WALLA WAlLA. o.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Judicial District. To A. HUMPHREY You are
hereby notified that DANIEL DRUMHELLER and
SAMUEL JOHNSON have filed complaint against
you in Court which will come on to be heard at the
frst term Of the Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 18th day of May, 1868, and
uness YOU appear at said term and answer, the
will be taken as confessed, and the prayer thereof
granted The object and prayer Of said complaint is
to recover from you the sum Of one hundred and
thirty dollars and interest thereon due on q prom
issory note executed by you to Plaintiffs the 1st
day of June 1868. And that your property has been
attached in the premises Com plant filed May s. 1888
MIX d LANGFORD
% 2m Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1868-05-22
PIONEER BRIDGE, Spokane River

HNHE PROPRIETOR of the above named Bridge
j desires to inform the travelling public, and old
patronizers especially, that being thankful for past
patronage, will endeavor TO merit continuance OF
the same.
will cross STOCK, TEAMS, &c CHEAPER than
any other Bridge or Ferry on the River.
will also keep on hand a good assortment OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. The BAR will
be stocked with the best of WINES, LIQUORS,
SEGARS. &C., &c. Also, Sherry Cobblers aad Iced
Drinks, in season, and everything connected with a
First-elass House.
9l-1 TIM LEE.
, 1868-05-22

PUBIC SPEAKISe.-Hon. Jos. Smith and Hon.
didates for Congress, will address their fellow
citizens on the political issues of the day, at
Ireland's Station, on Tuesday next; speaking to
commence at IL N. We trust that our demo.
cratic friends will turn out in full force and wits
ness Mr.. Smith in his great act of skinning the
'bondholders' candidate.
, 1868-05-22

CoURT RooN DIALoGUE.-A jury empanelled
to try case in the District Court, complained
that "they could not coLscientiously receive the
law as laid down by the Court" Judge Wyche
replied that "he was there to e1pound the law,
and not to keep the consciences of jurymen.
His instructions might be dsregarded, but that
did not absolve him from the duty of laying
down the law as be understood it,"
, 1868-05-22

New AssEssNESr.-Mr. ]. H. Blewett, County
Auditor, is now engaged in reassessug the tax
able property within the limits of the couuty.
We have already stated that the assessment
made by Mr.. Ireland was rejected on account of
errors snd Irregularities. Mr.. Blewett has had
experience in the duties that pertain to the As
SCISSORS office, and without doubt will return a
correct assessment.
, 1868-05-22
Notice to Absent Defendant.

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. N
In Justices Couri, before o. p. Lacy, j. p.
ITO A. MORRISON: You are hereby notified that
i ]. W. GR0OMS has filed complaint against
you in said Court which will 10 be heard up
on the 95th day Of June, 1868, at 10 o'clock NJ at
said Justices Office in Walla Walla, which is two
months from the time OF publication, and nnless you
appear at said time and place. and answer said com
plaint the prayer of the same will be granted. The
object and prayer of said complaint is to recover
of you the sum of Sixty seven dollars and eighty
dant and for stable bill. o. P. LACY,
I9-2m Justice of the Peace.
, 1868-05-22
Notice to Absent Defendant.
2Y OF WASHINGTON,

TERRIIURY OF WASHINGTON, =,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. ( %
In Justices Court, before o. P. Lacy, j. P.
TTN0 A. HUMPHREY, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
Il A. J. EVANS has fled a complaint against you
in said Court, which will come on to be heard on the
18th day of July, ls6s At 10 o'clock, A. NJ at said
Justices Office in Walla Walla, which is two months
from the time Of publication and unless you appear
at said time and place and answer said complaint,
the prayer Of the will be granted. The object
and prayer OF said complaint is to of you the
sum of one hundred dollars, due from you to the
plaintiff on a promissory note. y. P.LACY,
22-Sw Justice of the Peace.
, 1868-05-22
Notice to Whom it NAV Concern.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the undersigned will please present them for pay
meHt Immediately. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to BY note or book account will please
cali and make payment within Thirty Days from date
all accounts nnsetted at the expiration Of that time
viii be placed IN the hands Of Attorney for Col
lection. BROWN RRO'S. q 70.
WsIla wala, May s, 1858. slim
, 1868-05-22

HoNoRs TO Gov. MooRE.-0n Friday last, NJ.
F. Moore, Governor of Washington Territory,
arrived at Wals Walla, and was most cordially
welcomed by our citizens. In the course of the
afternoon be was waited upon by the members
of the City Council and representatives of all
classes, for all Of whom be had kindly word
In the evening salute was fred in his honor,
when he appeared on the balcony Of the Oriental
Hotel, and returned thanks for the kind and
cordial manner with which he had been receiv-
ed. At that hour he declined making Speech
but promised to meet his fellow citizens at the
Court House, on Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. Punctusl to the hour, the Court House
was crowded by dense mass of humanity, all
anxious to pay their respects to the Chief Mag
istrate of the Territory. After a short delay,
he was introduced as the first Eus Governor who
had visited walla walls Valley, His appearance
on the stand was the signal for the widest
cheers Quiet being at length restored, Gov.
Moore proceeded to address bis fellow citizens /;
his remarks were mainly designed to enforce the
necessity of cultivating harmonious relations
between the different sections of the Territory;
their interests were identical, and should they
remain united Washington Territory, under the
impetus OF railroads, would soon merge into a
great and prosperous State. The Governor
continued his remarks at some length and
throughout was greeted with cheers. At the
conclusion of his speech a large number of
persons came forward and availed themselves
Of the opportunity of taking the Governor by
the hand. Take it all-in-all the reception was
eminently creditable to our people and must
have been highly gratifying to the distinguished
, 1868-05-22

WHISKY FRAUDs.-A Galveston, Texas,
dispatch gives an account of an inVestiga~
tion made BY the Treasury agents of a
bonded warehouse in that city. On an ex-
animation, out of four hundred barrels, sup
posed to contain whisky, three hundred
were found to be filed with water.
, 1868-05-22

DrsmssED.-Tbe indictments against Messrs.
J. D. Cook and o. Hull were called up in the
District Court, this morning, and dismissed.
, 1868-05-22
PAINTS AND PAPER HANeINeS,
Dissolution Notice.

TTJHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
istng between the undersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts due to the
late firm are payable to TIMOTHY LEE, and BY
whom all liabilities of said firm will be settled.
f2l-4t TIM LEE,
Lee's Bridge, Nay 2. 1858. JosEPH HERRNG.
, 1868-05-22
EER WASHER!
VIM. GLAsFoRD, Agent for Walla Walla
County.

THIS CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE Is
Il unrivaed for its simplicity, Durability and the
rdPidHy and ease Of its action washing the dirtiest
clothes perfectly clean in from five to ten minutes,
with but slight labor, and lasting with care for ten
years. The wear and tear Of clothing in washing by
this machine is much les than by any other process
1t easily worked by one person. This machine
captured the Special Premium at the California State
Fair and at
, 1868-05-22

REv. Ma. DILLON will preach at the NJ. E.
Church, at IL, A. NJ, and u P. N, on Sunday.
,All are invited to attend.
, 1868-05-22

NoTICE oFPARTICULAR INTEREST TO THE LADIES.
Mr.. B. Conklemau, the accredited travelling
agent for the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company is on visit to Walla Walla, and
would be happy to receive orders from any and
all ladies who may desire attention to their
sewing machine, either for instruction, adjusts
ment, or any information pertaining thereto.
An excellent opportunity is offered to ladies who
desire to purchase one of these justly celebrated
sewing machines, to order the same through Mr..
Coukleman, who will thereby give his personal
attention and instruction in their use Mr.. Cons
kleman may be addressed or conferred with for
few days at the store oc VIM. Kohlhauf.
, 1868-05-22
NOTICE.

TNHE BOOK ACCOUNTS OF DIR. ". @. GIBSON
u have been placed in the hands Of the undersIgn-
ed for collection. All persons knowing themselves
indebted are notified TO come forward Immediately
and make settlement either BY cash OF note or other.
wise they will be sued upon.s
2l-sr Q.P.LAcY.
, 1868-05-22
WALLA WALLA. W.T.. ApriI

WALLA WALLA. W T., April 10th. 1863
We the undersigned, certify thar we have used the
PIONEER WASHING MACHINE, and cheerfully
recommend it as the BEST we have ever SEEN and is
in every respect just what it is represented.
Mrs lsaacs, Mrs Lasater, Mary Sampson,
Mrs Snider, Mrs Roberts Mrs Hawley.
Mrs Stewart, Mrs G Savage, Mrs Hancock,
Mrs J Wood, Mrs Evins, Mrs Jacobs,
Mrs P Whitley, Mrs Dewar Mrs W Foster,
Mrs Willes, Mrs HNewell, Mrs J Northrop,
lSu VIM. GLASFORD.
, 1868-05-22
THE OREGON STATE FAIR FOR 1867,

and all who have used it freely pronounce it an in
0dtuabe aid to housekeepers. Parties wishing to
to give the Machine trial will please call at my
Sash Factory.
, 1868-05-22

WEDDING ANNIvERsARY.-The members of Mr..
Dllon's congregation, and his friends generally,
assembled at the NJ. E. Church, on Tuesday
evening last, for the purpose of celebrating the
fifteenth anniversary of his wedding. The
church was filled to its utmost capacity, and
Mr.. and Mrs Dillon as happy as though they
were about to perpetrate matrimony rather than
celebrate their fifteenth anniversary. Mrs. J. F.
Wood presided at the piano, and accompanied
by Mr.. Wood favored the company with very
many musical gems, all of them rendered in her
very best style. His Excelency, Governor Moore,
.honored the occasion by ais presence, and on
being called out, delivered neat and pertinent
speech. Mr.. Shupe, on behalf of those in at
tendance, presented Mrs. Dillon with purse
Containing $40 in gold, and handsome silk
dress He also presented Master Dillon with
a $40 piece. The presentation and reception
speeches over, the whole assemblage repaired
to the arbor adjoining the church, where
they were RECALLED with a most bouuteous COLA
tion, which had been prepared by the ladies at
tached to the church. After supper was over,
music was again in order, interspersed with
speeches and expressions Of sentiment, all COM
plimeutary to the Pastor and his estimable lady.
The festivities were kept up to a late hour, and
we doubt whether a more pleasant assemblage
has ever been held in this city.
, 1868-05-22

RAoE.-The race between Mr.. swartz' horse
Crawfsh, and o. Jarreds horse will take place
on Saturday, June 9th.
, 1868-05-22

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby certify
w that the MENDENHALL PATENT CHURN,
for which Mr.. W. A. MOODY is the Agent, has been
tried by us and in our presence and we know that
it can perform its work in from
Two to Four Minutes!
NICE AND CLEAN. We cheerfully recommend it
TO the Farmer and Dairyman as a great practical
benefit to them and advise all those who stand in
need of such aids in their business give the Men
denhal Patent Churn a trial before applying else
where.
Wood, Daniel Shuck, VIM Newell
VIM Shaw, Harriet Shuok, 7 Reese,
R K Rees, J G Wright, NJ Ward,
W Phillips, John Bryant, A W Robinson,
A Frank, Matilda Frank, All Reynolds,
A Kyger, Frank OBelH, FOor
W. A. MOODY & J. BAUER are the Agents for
Walla Waa and Umatilla counties, and are now pre-
pared to fill orders. l5-tf
, 1868-05-22
InternaI Revenue Notioe.

CoLLEcroH's oETIeE, Olympia, May 9, 1868.
YTNHE UN DERsIGNED HEREBY ASSUMES THE
duties of Collector Of Internal Revenue Of me
District of Washington Territory.
223t HAZARD STEVENS, Collector
, 1868-05-22

The delivery Of the Supplies must commence Qf
required) on the first day Of August, 1868 in such
quantities as the exigebces OF the service may re-
quire, and the delivery must be completed on or
before the 30th day OF November, 1868.
Where the kind Of grain is specified, bidders may
bid for the whole amount required in either oats or
barley well as bidding for the specified amount Of
each.
Bids for each Post must be in triplieate, and on
seporate sheets.
Proposals will be received for the whole quantity
required, or for any portion Of IT,
The usual conditions will be imposed upon bidders
and contractors.
Bidders must furnish evidence that they are inter-
ested in no other bid but their own
For further information apply personally or By
letter TO this office. A. r. EDDY,
Bvt. Col. and Chief Or Mr..
flat Dpt. Of the Columbia.
, 1868-05-22
WOOD

TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR CASTINGS AT
isa -'-'4 wPHILIPs.
, 1868-05-22
GOvernment Proposals.
dIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
DEPARTNErNr OF COLUMBIA,
Portland, Or gon, May lst, 1883.

UIIIauUI OIV EJIIi my nv Io01s
DY AUTHORITY FROM HEADQUARTERS
ID Military Division Of the Pacific, sealed Propo-
sails will be received at this office up to IL o'clock,
on the 9th Of June, 1863 for the delivery Of Sup
plies at the following named Posts in this Depart
meut The whole or any portion OF the Supplies to
be received at the option Of the Government.
Fort Vancouver, W. t.. 600 cords Of hard wood,
, 1868-05-22
Notice to the Public.

OFRlcE UPSTAIRS IN HELMUrHs NEW
~ Building. Att
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,CuANdG IN SGrgpr-cAp TINE.-wm. Dun
ming, esq the Ecntemnnly and accommodat.
ing president Of the Washington and GEORGE
town street RAILWAY Company, has made a
seventh street road, by which II trips per day
Will be made by each car, instead of ten as
heretofore. The iirst car now leaves the stand
at O'Clock In the morning, and tho last car
gets into the depot or stand about / O'Clock at
night, thus extending tho time nearly an hour
at each end OF the day. Mr. Dunnlig has an
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the riding community.
CnASuEs IN THE PATENT UppIrR.-Iiun
Elisha FoOtc, Commissioner OF Patents, on
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FRAZIER Temporary clerks George W. Baxts
and J. |. Ferrec.
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Examiner, both gentlemen having passed the
necessary examination.
NATtoNAL.OLvMPiC GAME oP MoHDAN.-
We have an elaborate report OF the game Of
base ball played by the National and Olympic
IIsse Bail Clubs on Monday last, which we
Will publish In our issue OF tomorrow.
TuE CrScIsYAr, y. u. Uirn will arrive In
this city this morning and make their head
quarters NJ the kitkwOod. Tomorrow they
will play with the Nationals, and on Friday
with the Dlvmpics. Lively times may be
looked for on both these occasions.
PGlrE List Of gents furnishing goods at the
original Francs, i1l seventh street, between
n and h Streets Good white shirts, tlFp1 so;
line whitc shirts, f2ii25O; good undcrshirtS
and drawers, Doc, The, aud u; A No fine
mcrino shirta aud drawers, Al 3d. fl7j; good
cotton socks, 10, 10, 20, and 81 cents; best
Euglish half hose, d aud $3.50 per dUkeu' good
paper collars, three boxes for u ccntsi white
handkcrchiCfs, 10, 20, and 20 centsi linen col
lars, cuiIs, tics, bows, toilet articles, &c, Mt
popular prices. Remember the plscc--+oi
seventh street, large platc-glasS front, six
doors below T. stree. No branch storeH. q
COMPLEMENTARY TO Mr.. DOwLiNdi OF tho
American Tea store, corner Of Seventh and
streets. We state for the benefit OF our rchd-
cTB that his Teas, tUHCCB and Spices are the
finest and chcapcAt we can lind. All thetC
goods are sold At New York prices, by pur-
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