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DR. JULIEN PERRAULT Doctor Of Aedlehs9
~ the Faculty of Paris, Graduate OF the UM'eLl,
ty Queens College, and Physician of the ST. '0lD
Baptiste Society of San Francisco. ..,.,,1
Dr.. PERRAoLT has pleasure to inform paueht. ~,
others seeking confidential medical advice hai u,
can be consulted daily at his office, Armo,y n.
building, Northeast corner Montgomery ana 90 "a II
mento Streets San Francisco. Rooms NO. Y ~ w. ~
first floor, up stairs, entrance on either MongO"''
or Sacramento streets. ,,.
DR. PERRAULT's studies have been almost exeu
sively devoted to the cure of the various lSis in
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results o.
Gus habits acquired in youth, which usuau! ir ~
ate in impotence and sterility, and p2rmanen': :.,s
duce all the concomtants Of old age "hele a. nj
infirmity exsts involving the happiness OF L M ~
that of Others reason and morality dlctale ',ar, n
cessity of its removal, for it is fact that sr
decline Of the vigor of mannood, matriuOl a ,bsr
happiness compulsory single life, etc:' hI I,.S IA
sources in causes, the germ OF WhlCh Is PSsrv,rt
early life, and the bitter fruit tasted long ,
patients laboring under this complaint VIII gun NJ.
of one or mora of the following sym mP'onS1' mad
turnAl Emissions, Pains in the baeA en S.,n tbs
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Dlscha,s ,bs Ia.
Urethra on going to stool or making wa ~ Memoir
tellectual Faculties are weakened, Loss iDein;-
ensues, Ideas are couded; and there IS u', .rspr
ton to attend to business, or even reaolnE, I'll, prc
or the society of friends, etc, The paue ~ fsgb
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, SnG SnG.,n,bsd b
and hearing are weakened and sleep ~. u, f,ntue,
coughs and slow fever; while some nav az Sops
rheumatic pain, and numbness OF the S:, ooSy in de
of the most common symptoms are PlmPeJy Pr
face and aching in different parts Of S tS univ ia
tents suffering from this disease shoulo sPPIo orb
mediately to DR. PERRAULT, either IN PeIiUsl Enit
letter, as he will guarantee a cure oil seLh'H'
sions aud Impotence in six to eight wees in srl
Patients suffering from venereal dlSes 9aSo Ulcsn,
stage, Gonorrhoea Gleet. Structures, Buoo uoo..sssfut
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc. will be treated tsDsisy
ly. All Syphiiitic and Mercurial tains en'"''
moved from thesystem. .s.s vbsr
Dr. PaRRAUIrs diplomas are in bis SON CiIs =. usa
patients can see for themselves that tne{ t{nsr ID
the care of regularly educated prae'i'iON
best references given If required: ,..,.. esn s1
Patients suffering under chronic alss al... ;,vesigr
and examine for themselves. We nVto - enrs r.
tioa claim not to know eve Tythng, nor , ,sEen d.
erybody but do claim that in All cAs1V 4s pahiss
der treatment we fulfill our promises; o..ted jOt
arly request those who have tried this oui I'D
tor, and that advertised physician, I'LL "O'1
discouraged, 10 call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures. ,..;dspbp
Ladies suffering with any complain ~ sssurID"
their sox, can consult the doctor win 'n'
Of relief
, 1868-09-04
VALUABLE RANCH FOR sALrI,

IlhBUNDEhSlGNED OFFERS HIS VAIUApr n,
IL RANCH situated six miles Sontb vos, - NJ
WAlla, for SALE The Ranch embraces l2o acres ~
improved land There is Orchard offsoo FRITZ II
pd, pneEs, mostly oeanng consisting Of Apples, Pear
Cunants. G0oseherries, &c. There Il Iaros -
convenient Dwelling House. sn- excellent GEs,s. sno
eopae,y oooo bushels good stables and every othss
convenience Also, full stock Of farming innio
msnts. The whole embracing one Of M ,re.t AZ
raole farms in Wala WallA Valley Fer fnTther
heulars, enquire at the Ranch. iui'ner par
t7- All persons indebted To ma ,v;u 49,. -,
and settle Positively the last call except rth .s.
a -" THOS. X. MCCOY.
, 1868-09-04
To Correspondents,

Patients residing in any part of the State bor,r
er distant, who may desire the opinion and adyrs NJ
DIR. DOHERTY in their respective cases, and TSo
think proper to submit written statement of sp,b
in preference to holding a personal pterysv ~,
respectfully assured that their communicates viii
be held most sacred and confidential. Ifthe case k
fully and candidly described, personal commuHic'.
tion will be unnecessary, as instructions for dis
regimen, and the general treatment of the case ittf
Qnclnding the remedies), will be forwarded without
delay, and in such as to convey no idea Of
the purport Of the letter parcel 50 transmitted,
, 1868-09-04
COOLER SHOE.

II WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CIrI.
il zens Of Walla Walla and vicinity, that am nre
pared to do all kinds Of CoOPERING to order.
Tubs, Churns, Barrels, Cheese Hoops,
and al other articles manufactured In this line NJ
short notice. Shop on MAIN STREET, WALLA
WALLA, opposite !. 7. RKEsE's Warehouse
SS-u J. n. RfrTENH0UsE.
, 1868-09-04
June 10, 1868.
TPUBLrc REsoLurIoS-No. ISL

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of
War to furnish supplies to an exploring ex
pediton.
BE ii resolved By the Senate and House of Repre-,
sentatiUes Of the United States Of America in Cons
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of War be,
and he is hereby, authorized and empowered to
issue rations for twenty-five men of the expedi.
tion engaged in the exploration of the river
Colorado, under direction of Professor Powell,
while engaged in that work: Prouided, That
such issue is not detrimental to the interests of
the military service.
Approved, June IL, 1868,
, 1868-09-04
DIVORCE NOTICE
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
COuNTY or w. "

NTHE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JTTDIc1Ar
u ,IDls,nct-LYDIA ANN SMITH pIsin,isf y.
SOhN WI y W. SMITH, Defendant. To John w. smith:
AL 2 neIsp2 nouned that Lydia Ann Smith has
VII come on to be heard at the next regular term
rIlien shsll commence more than two months sStsr
- - Gay o. july lsee And unless you appear
confessed con and the prayer thereof grnnted The oh
!ees saa prayer OF said complaint Is 10 ob,ain III
49, lion, ION you upon the ground Of abandonment for
Isss 'Ah one year and neglect 70 provide July "a,
SPIN N. T. CATION,
Attorney for Plaintid.
, 1868-09-04
Epermattomhna,

DIR: D0HERTY has just published an mportan,
pamphlet, embodyIng his own views and experiences
in relation to Impotence or Virility, being Shot
Treatise on SpermattorrhOea or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases of the sexual organs.
This little work contains information OF the utmo,
value to ALL whether married or single and will be
sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Gents in post
age stamps for return postage.
~ -COnsultatOns-by letter or otherwise-FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed or 10 pay. Address
W. X. DOHERTY. ND.
45 ly San Francisco, Cal
, 1868-09-04
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY OF wAsHTNcToN

COUNTY OF WALLA wALIA IS
Ia, ~ JSst,es,s Court, before W. p. Horton, Up.
W. DENNIS McCRAITH: You are herebv noti
u ned thatfSAMUEL LINKTON has aIeS CON-
plant against you in said Court which will come On
Ge heard on the 10th day Of September 1865 At IL
Malh Walla, w. J., which ia two montbs f,org ~
ne OF publication, and unless you appear At said
S ana place and answer said complaint the prayer
prayer Of said complaint ia to recover NJ ~ anu sn
81 Sky nse dollars and ten cents with interest from
tne lItn DAY OF November, 1866 at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum upon an aecon,t S " 10"
S0-2m W. P. HORTON. Justoe Of N. p....
, 1868-09-04
Approved, July C, 1865.
TPuBLIc REsoLrrrox-No AL

lfuBLlc kEsoLurIoS-No. 4O.l
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the erection of
bridge in Boston harbor.
be u re'olref by The SeaGk and House of Repre.
ssnidfirss Of the United States Of Amerieq in Con.
Sress d''en6ied, That the Secretary of the NAVY
seaii detail two competent and impartial officers
ot me navy, and the Secretary of War shall de-
tail competent and impartsl officer Of the en-.
glneer corps, who shall compose a commission.
whose duty It shall be to make careful examina,
Son Of the harbor of Boston, and shall report to
commerce Of said bar Dor and the intsrss,s ~ -
mi onl'ed states in the navy yard at CharIestown
VIII VIII oe affected by the construction Of a bridgs
., we waite. between the main land in the eity
yidsS ~ Anu East Boston, in the manner pro.
Me "a an act Of the legislature of the state Of
tbs Nsnasetts, entitled " An act to iueorpor.ts
sbsH HHtverek sk Bridge Company !" and no briSSs
wa,s, Ue n,,I erected by said company across said
thereto. " Nongr@ss snail be given
Approved, July I, lsss.
, 1868-09-04
TPUBLIc REsoLurIoN-No. 35.1

JoIST RESOLUTION donating to the Washington
City Orphan Asylum the iron railing taken
from the old hall of the House of Represen.
tatives.
BE ii resolved By the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntatires Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That there be donated to the
Washington City Orphan Asylum the iron rail-
lug taken from the old hall of the House of Rep
resentatives, now in the Capitol grounds Pro.
rided, That the same shall be taken away in ten
days after the passage of this joint resolution.
Approved, June %, 1868.
, 1868-09-04
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA,
a the District Court, Second Judicial Di,trie

In the District Court Second Judicial District.
ITO GEORGE W. SAMPSON: YOU ARE HERE
l. by notified that MARY ANN SAMPSON has
hled complaint against you in said Court, which
will come on to be heard at the first term of the
Court which shall commence more than two months
after the Sd day Of July, 1865 and unless yOu ap-
pear at said term and answer the same will be taken
as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint is to have the
bonds Of matrimony existing between you and the
plaintiff dissolved and such other relief as to Justice
aPPertains And you further notified that at the
expiration OF thirty days after two months from the
&c day OF July 1868, the plaintiff will apply to Hon
j. h Wyeh9, Judge of said Court, at Chambers for
tho relief prayed .or In said complaint Complaint
nled July 30, 1868. j. II. LASATER,
Z9Zm Attorney for Plaintiff
, 1868-09-04
Approved, July ,, 1868.
TPUnLIc REsoLurIoS-No. 10 7

'oINr RESOLUTION to correct an act eutiteu " An
act for the relief Of certain exporters of rpB,
be u re'oired 5y the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssHidtires Of the United States of Aasri,a in Ton.
gre's assembled, That the word "and " where
1t ocenrs in said act after the word export {"
and before the words actually contracted " be
changed to "or so that the corrected act shall
ted for" 'O"HHe'
, 1868-09-04
Notice to Absent pefendant
OF WASHINGTON.
i y l 8

COUNTY Of WALLA WALLA. Do
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
IL Judicial District To G. G. RICHAKDSOS and
WIN: VANDERMARK: You are hereby notified thai
h: N: HODGlS has filed a complaint against YOU in
sad Court which VIII come on to he heard at the first
two months after the Sls july 1888 and unless Won
appear at said term and answer, the same viii be
Iaken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
from you the sum Of three hundred an seventyseven
dollars and thirtyeight cents, and interest thereon
ior freight hauled for you by plaintiff. Complaint
MED May 2S, 1868. J. d. NIX q L. A. MULLAN-
SS-zm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1868-09-04
MILTON MILLS

DREMIUM FLOUR. CONSTANTLY ON HANp.
u. Atthe lowest rates, and WARRANTED to ba 81
PERIoR to all other brands in the martst coT 5 oo
examine Also, NEW GOODS Of every VARIETY - :,
WALLA WALLA PRICES. LOCKE a T0SRn ~
Milton Mills. Nov. 1, 1867 vNS'
, 1868-09-04
Approved, July 3, 1868.
TPUBLIc REsoLUrroS-No. 3s.1

JOINT RESOLUTION relative to the pay of the as.
sistant librarian of the Houre.
BE hresoired By the Senate and House of Repre-
'eHtdtires Of The United States Of America in Con.
gre'' assembled, That for the present Congress-
commencing Herewith, the Clerk is directed to
pay from the contingent fund of the House, to
the assistant librarian in charge of the hall libra
ry, the difference between his present pay and
t9e pay Of the Gle, printing, and eugrossing
Approved, July 3, 1865.
, 1868-09-04
COUNTER FOR SALE

- .oie ior store, saloon a. 80. ~ ~ En- SUIT
''' 'O' 'A'' cheap Apply at this Cies. 81 o,f NJ
, 1868-09-04

, S"BVs AuOmPsoni v hlnesett and
Class s-DOmestie Manufactures.
No. DAIRY.
Best lbs butter made by girl under
Is years of age, $50 I'd din
Judges-Mrs A H Reynolds, A Kyger and Mrs
W S Gillian.
No. 2--HousehOld Department.
Bes. B lot OF corn brooms, 50 SO I'd dip
Best guilt, comforter, dress, shirt,
or pair Of pants, made by e1hib-
Best pair stockings, socks. mittens.
or gloves, each, so I'd dip
SuGges-Ars ID jesse, DR. d S Baker and
Mrs II Blewett.
No. 3-Faney Work.
Best specimen crochet, (wool or
cotton) tatting, embroidery, fancy
needle-work, millinery, drawing,
Painting, or penmanship, each, So so Cd din
Judges-Mrs W H Newell, W P Adams, ESQ.
and Mrs Boyer.
No. 4-RTteAen.
Best loaf Of bread, (hop or salt
Best pickles, (.al. or vhisksyj 90 90 ID ID DIP dp
Best specimen fruit, each variety or
KIND 10 sugar, 90 I'd dip
Best variety do air tight. Oo "a AK
Judges-Mrs d Stewart, WP Bruce. ESQ and
Mrs lessee Drumbeller.
No. 5-FTorers.
Best exhibit Of flowers, So 90 ID q oo
Judges-Mrs Schnebley, DR. + W Colman
and Mrs n A Simons.
No. 6-FTut.
BesteIhibit Of apples, pears, plums,
peaches, grapes, or any other
truit OF merit, each, s. 80 2d 81 oo
nolds, - IL Ns'-
, 1868-09-04
walla walla Agricultural Fair.
REMrUM LIST

OF the RdHa WaHa Valley agricultural
Society, to be AUorded at the Third An
nuGl Fair, to be held on the Tn, 8th, 9th
and 1oh days Of October, 1868.
, 1868-09-04
Shupe's Photograph Gallery.

wALLA wALLA, W.T..
" HERE ARTISTIC AND LIFELIKE PIC.
w tures are being taken by all the various pro-
ooldness Of outline and beauty of finish
:. sun PEARLS-Excelled, for beauty and bril-.
nancy Of expression, and softness and delicacy of
tone, BY nothing known to the art.
ENAMELED PHOTOGRAPHS-The latest
ana greatest discovery in phstogrsphy, rendering
Plete finish 10 thepict1re.
Also, the beautiful GEM PICTURE.
Photographs,
Ambrotypes,
Melainotypes
Steroscopic Pictures,
Taken Equally well In all Kind of Weather
Views and Pictures of deceased persons. taken a
Short Notice. (3tf.D p. T. SHUPE.
, 1868-09-04


Class 1.-Horses, Jacks and Mules.
No. Thorough Breds.
1st prem. I'd do.
Best stallion 3y'rs old and upw's, $40 90 DIP
&c 2 75O H
500
+" Sucking Colt $50
" Mare yrs old and upw's, 1000
In this department of thorough -breds none will
be permitted to compete but such as furnish a
satisfactory pedigree.
Judges-E. Ping, G. F. Thomas, and VIM.
Moore, of Oregon.
No. 2.-Horses for Al Purposes.
Best stallion yrs old and uPw's, $40 90 I'd Dip
Best mare yrs old and upw's, 10 90 I'd Dip
Best colt (Ot either sex) years old
and upwards, 8 90 I'd Dip
Best colt (of either se1) year old
and upwards, 2 so I'd Dip
Best sucking colt, so I'd Dip
Best brood mare and colt, so I'd Dip
Judges-B. B. Hayward, A. P. wOOdard, and
7. P. Page.
No. S.-Draj1 Horses.
Best stallion, $3.50 I'd Dip
Best mare or gelding, 8 90 I'd Dip
Best span, 10 90 I'd Dip
uel Waterman.
No. 4,-Carriags, Buggy and Saddle Horses.
Best span carriage horses, 81 80 I'd dip
Best single buggy horse, 5 90 I'd dip
Best saddle horse 8 90 I'd dip
Judges-Fred Slime, W S Gillian and W i
Barrett.
No. Stunning and Trotting Horses.
Best runner, single dash of mile, SIS 90 I'd dip
Best trotter SADDLE or harness)
single dash of l mile, 10 90 I'd dip
Best span (haruess) single dash of
mile, Is 90 I'd dip
The above trials of speed will be governed by
the usual rules. Judges to be appointed on the
track.
No. 6.-Sreep Stakes.
All premium animals of the above divisions
will be required to enter this ring, Entrance
fee, ten per cent of the premium awarded to the
animal. lst premium, SIS 90; I'd premium
$40 90 Sd, diploma.
Judges-W NJ Shelton, James Driver and Rob-
Kennedy
, 1868-09-04

Class 1.-Horses, Jacks and Mules.
No. Thorough BREEDS.
, 1868-09-04


Glass 4-Grdin, Seeds and Vegetables.
No. best yield of wheat, barley,
oats, hay and corn, one acre or
more, each, $1,000 Cd did
The above must be verified by affidavit of ex,
hibitor or certificate of disinterested persons.
Judges-O Hull, NJ Aldrich and K Blanchard.
No. 2--Seeds.
Best sample, one peck or more, of beans,
peas, timothy and clover, each, So so
Judges-Andrew KEGS, Stephen Maxson and
Frank Shelton.
No. 3-GGrden Vegetables.
Best pumpkins, squashes, cabbage,
beets, parsneps, onions, turnips,
carrots, potatoes or any other
vegetable of merit each, ST 90 I'd din
Best exhibit Of garden vegetables, 90 I'd dip
Judges Erwin, d w Bean and John
Bryant
CLASS 5-Ndnufactures.
No. Flour and Neal.
Best barrel -four made east of the
Cascade Mountains, So 80 I'd din
Best 25 lbs corn meal 2 so I'd din
Judges-M Hartman, o Brecntel and A B
Brewer.
No. 2-Fdrming Implements.
pest two-horse wagon, made by
Best pillow, cultivatOr, harrow, horse
rake, each, 25O Cd din
Best exhibit of blacksmithiDg or
carpentering, each, $50 I'd din
yudges-Cbarles Abel, VIM O'Doauell aud 4
F Hartman.
No. 3-Saddlery and Harness.
Best mans saddle, 50 5O ID din
Best lady's saddle, 30 ID din
Best team harness (double) so I'd dip
Best buggy harness, so I'd din
Judges B Thompson, C P wiuesst. and )
, 1868-09-04

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session ofths Fortieth Co,
Cress,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-22
D0nleslic Markets.

New BEDFORD. July 2O-Sperm Oil is rather
quiet the only sales being two parcels amounting TO
1873 bbls of prime quality at 80 " GAL for manufac-
ture Whale continues in moderate request with
1870 bbls. Humpback at soc W GAL. for export-[Ship-
ping List.
NEW YORK, July .-Flour-sales $50 bbls ;
State and Western steady; Southern quiet and
steady; California without decided change; sales 900
sacks. Wheat shade lirmer with a moderate bust
at 1 SO a 1 So; No. at SO; White So; do Canada
227i. Corn 1c better; sales &c. 900 bush; inferior to
prime Mixed Western l OF "a 10 afOat old 123
in store Oats active and nrmer; sales 10000 bush
Western s3tc in store s5ac aoat, "a a SAT buyers all
the month and csc to arrive. Beef steady. Pork
r ner and quiet; sales Il, 900 bbls.; % 10
g rs 90, closing at 2S % regular. Lard heavy and
dropping; sales 4S5 tierces at 164 "a Isle for Kettle
rendered Butter steady; State 80 q SO. CoIJon
heaVy and shade lower; sales 1900 bales; Middlng
~ d mus MuscOvado IL a. 12c. Coffee quiet; sales
INV pags MO on private terms. Molasses nominal.
Navai store, stores firm: Oils quiet. Petroleum firm
crude nasc; rehned bonded 3iac. Freights Liver
poor ioWeIj rIour per steamer Is and Corn 3d.
BUFFALO. N. Y, July 2O-FIour inactive Wheat
dun safes oooSu bush. No. Milwaukee and 5000 do
No. chicago ail on private TERMS Corn firm; held
at SO q sc Dut without buyers. Oats firmly held at
changed. Freghts quiet and unchanged,
CHICAGO, July 20-Flour firm Wbeat-M;nne
sofa brands in good demand; BUYERS at "a. sellers
at IA; since Chan !e sales at 49, Corn steady and
in fair demand at an advance of tc; sales No at 92s
q 92Ic; No. 2 at 913 q 92c. Oats frmer and scarce
and Ii anced II a &c, closing steady at 6Sc Rive in
fair demand at 10 a IL. Barley quiet sales bv
samp the track at 20. Provisions quiet Mess
Por< rs 80; dry sailed shoulders III Mess Be u
1870 Lard nc. Beet Cattle quiet; good to choice
to fair so a So; good.to choice assorted 90 a &c.
Lake Freights-Corn to Buffalo &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-22
RNNESSE K.
DISTURBANCES AT FRANKLIN.

NASHVILLE, July 21-Jeremiah Egell "a white
man, was shot Saturday night near Franklin,
Tenn Tenn. A rumor prevailed during the day that
Ine negroes intended to burn the town at night.
ig and others patrolled the streets on horse
oack anu rode out some distance from the town
hostlnty, they returned to the town and made
report, which ,quieted all for short time.
Afterwards Egell and tn zee others rode Just
outside the town and were fired upon by eish-
,e ennd negroes IN ambush Egell received
ley was wounded in the head Great excite
ment prevailed Sunday and to day, but there
has been no outbreak.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-22
OHIO.
MOB LAW.

CINCINNATI july 21.-Tbree men uamed
Phil. Clifton, Chas. Rosenberg and Val Eli
Oft, arrested for attempted robbery of Adams
q Co.'S Express at Brownstown. Indiana. on
the Dight OF the 10th inst, left here last nj hit
under a snong guard to be placed in Brons-
near Seymour it was stopped by moh n ON
Seymour and vicinity, the guard overpowered
and the prisoners hung.
Later-The lvnching of the Adams EXPRESS
robbers near Seymour last night, was a pre-
meditated affair, and was occasioned by the
determination of the citizens of Jackson and
adjoining counties to rid themselves of as des-
perate gang of robbers and murderers as
ever has been known A family named Reno,
living at Rockford, two miles from Seymour
are the leaders of this gang, whose operations
have extended all over the West
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-22
CENTRAL AMERICA.
oAprURE OF THE oIry OF cAnR

HAVANA, July 2L-The revolutionsts have
captured the city of Caracas. They carried
the outworks by storm on the 23d of June, but
the public buildings and churches had been
strongly fortified by the besieged The place,
however, was finally surrendered ON the 18th,
and Gen. Monag at the head of the army made
triumphant entry into the city. Gen. Bruz-
NAL, commander of the government forces, IS
capped by flight Porto Cabello still remained
true to the government. 1t is well fortified,
garrisoned by a thousand men and protected
by three war steamers. 1t was believed that
Gen. Bruzmal had gone to Porto Cabello. and
Gen. Monag had started with 1000 men in pur-
suit. On taking possession of Caracas the
revolutionists Immediately established gov
eminent with Gen. Monag at its head. All
foreign ministers were notified of the change
and were recognized by the new government.
The ministry has been formed by Gen. Monag
from the best men in his party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-22
ALAB A MA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


MONTGOMERY, July 21.-Bills are pending in
both Houses to adop. the code of Alabama,
where it is not in conflict with the new Con-
sttution.
The House passed the bill this morning fix
ing the pay of officers and members of both
Houses.
The Senatorial question came up at noon.
The principal candidates for the long term
were d. @. Humphrey of Huntsville, Gen Geo.
e Spencer, Bankruptcy Register, and Gen.
Willard Warner. On the third ballot in the
Senate Spencer received 18 votes and in the
House on the I'd ballot 81 votes. This gives
him more than majority of the two Houses.
The Senate then without taking ballot tor
the other Senator adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
In the House Albert Griffin, d. E. Coon
Willard Warner and J. L. Pennington were
nominated for the short term. A vote was
taken but without result
The two Houses will meet in joint session
tomorrow. The contest is thought to be be-
tween Pennington and warner.
NEW YORK.
THE LESLIE DIVORCE CASE.
NEW York, July 21.-Judge Brady has
granted $50 per week alimony to Frank Les
lies wife.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
By the fall of derrick at the ruins of Bar
NUNS Museum to-day, two men were severely
injured.
MoRTUARY REPORT.
By the report Of DR.. Harris, head of the bu-
reau of vital statistics, it appears of the 1142
deaths in New York last week, 389 were from
zymotic diseases; and Of the 412 in Brooklyn,
231 were from similar causes. There were 132
deaths from sunstroke in New York and % in
Brooklyn; 519 infants in the first year died in
New York, and 222 in Brookly
SUICIDE OF A CASHIER
Charles r. Washbnrn, Cashier of the Peo-
pies Bank of Roxbury, Mass, who resigned on
account OF i'll health, jumped overheard from
the steamer Scotia on her last trip to Liver
pool and was drowned.
d. ARRIVAL OF HEAD CENTER STEVENS.
James Stevens, the ex-Fenian Head Center
is understood to have arrived here. ,.
HEAVY ROBBERY BY GRACELEss NEPHEW.
Twenty-seven thousand dollars in Govern
ment bonds were recently stolen from
wealthy resident at Port Chester. A letter
from a young nephew has been received this
week from Europe, stating that he had apprO-
Driated the bonds TO his own uSa