, 1868-04-24
To City Subscribers.

On and after this date, the SrArEsAAN 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.
L. MULLAN, of Walla Walla, was ad-
mitted to practice in the District Court at
Lewiston.
FLoUR.-Reese's MILL we are informed,
is now turning out over one hundred bar
rels of -four daily.
No SERvICE.--OWing to the absence of
Rev. Father Brouillette there will be no SER
vice at the Catholic Church on Sunday next.
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DESrIsrRY-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 Warren's.
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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.
RAILROAD COMMITTEES. - Messrs Mix,
Reynolds, and Scheideman are now at Port
land on business connected with the Walla
Walla Railroad
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.
DISTRICT CoURT-The May term of the
the District Court commences next Monday
week. Jurors and witnesses should be
prompt in their attendance
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BLUE MOUNTAIN NEws.-We have re-
ceived the first number of paper with this
title, published at La Grande, Oregon. The
Neps is radical in politics, and is neatly
printed.
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 Juarez.
SARKAsTICAL.-The Sacramento Reporter
attributes the democratic gains in New
Hampshire to the eloquence Of George L.
Woods. We hope the Gov,rnor will find it
convenient to do like service for the demo-
Gratis of Oregon.
HoRsEs.-Good horses were sold in thi:
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.
PHILIP RITZ, who spent the last winte
in Washington on business connected witt
the North Pacific Railroad, sailed from New
York by the steamer of the 1st of April
Private advices state Mr.. r. exercised grea
influence in behalf of the Railroad.
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The Washington dis,
patches to the goth, state that all the evi
dence in the impeachment trial had beer
submitted. The counsel were yet to bt
heard, after which the Senate would render
Judgment. The Presidents friends were
sanguine of an acquittal.
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lMPRovEMENTs.-In our walks around
town, in search of items, we notice hert
and there, various improvements being made
by our citizens. As general thing, property
holders are engaged in identifying thei
premises, thus giving to the city the appear
ance of substantial progress in the marcel
of Improvement.
DIsoRGANIzERs.-A number of dissatis
fed democrats have united with the repub
licans in UmatilIa county, and issued cal
for peoples convention to nominate candi
dates in opposition to the regular democratic
ticket. We are not advised as to the caus
for The disaffection, but presume that
originated in the fact that there is nc
enough Offices to satisfy aspirants
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ODD FELLOWS CEJEBRATIoN-The Cd
" NNio wy WIN hOlu tnelI duuut
celebration in commemeratiou of the found
ing of the Order in the United States, at tn
NJ. E. Church, on Sunday afternoon, Apr
26th, at two o'clock. Members in goo
standing and the public generally are invite
to attend. Hon. P. b. johnson will deliy,
the address. All members are requested
join in the procession.
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"THE UTILITY OF RAILRoADs."-W
give up nearly the whole of our third pap
to an able and exhaustive article on n
"utility of railroads" We commend IL
article especially to the attention of tho,
of our readers who have doubted as TO Il
advantages that would result from Raj
road in this Valley. The facts and figur
there presented must carry conviction
every unprejudiced mind.