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, 1869-01-01

A FIEND IN HUMAN Foam The details
of terrible deed Of blood reached US yes
terday from Hawkins county, says Nash
vile exchange of the Goth ult. The victim
was j. c. Willis, himself the murderer of a
man named Sizmore, who fell by bullet
FROM his pistol, about year ago, in the same
county. Between this Willis and one Bar.
ton bad feeling had been growing for some
time, and they thirsted for each others blood
AT length the devil favored their wish, and
they met on Sunday last on the banks Of the
Clinch river. few miles east of Rogersville.
Willis was half drunk, and was on bis way
home from a distillery in the hills, where he
had been drinking aud gambling for three or
four days The other man, it is said, was
just leaving religious gathering in the
woods. They met in lonely place both
we're mounted. The moment they came in
sight OF eSch other, at a sharp bend in the
road, they we're not more than twenty yards
apart, and their horses were going at good
trot When they pulled up, the animals
heads touched each other They halted and
let thier bride lines drop. Willis belt
came loose, and his pistol fell down on his
horses back lie partially turned round
to pick it up. and while in this act, his asaail-
ant fired and struck Willis in the side The
man fell and when he came to the ground
the horse which he was riding turned round
and galloped of, dragging him a considerable
distance His foot caught in a projecting
root, while the other remained fixed in the
stirrup. The violence Of the jerk literally
wrenched his thigh bone from its socket,
while the saddle girth broke and lie was left
on the ground groaning When the enemy
rode up and dismounted, Willis saw the evil
design in his eye, and begged of him to gave
hin respite to see his wife. But no; the
black-hearted man was inexorable. He
would allow no respite, not even to utter a
short prayer, but slernly told the man that
he should die. Willis implored mercy, the
blood streaming from his side, and the agony
of his torn limb working his face into fearful
contortions. He casped his hands together
and beg ged mercy, mercy, but there was
none. The monster deliberately put his
pistol to the almost dying mans forehead,
and shot his brains out. He then mounted
his horse and rode to friends house. to
whom he detailed the particulars of the
murder, took three or four drinks of whiskey
and left. He has not been heard Of since.
, 1869-01-01

THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEME.-A
Washington special says: 1t is certain that
the question of postal telegraph will be
vigorously pushed in Congress this winter.
The bill of E. B. Washburne, now in the
POstOf6ce Committee of the House, provides
for the building of new telegraph lines by
the Government. He says be has DO par.
ticular partiality for this measure, and is
entirely ready to cooperate in urging the
adoption of the other bill looking to contracts
with existing lines. which Garduer Hubbard
Is now advocating before the Western Boards
Of Trade, if it shall be found on further con-
SlderatiOn that this has more friends than
bis bill.
, 1869-01-01
WESTERN HOTEL,
pORTIAND. OREGON,

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS.
TNHE BEST AND MOST CoMNODiCUs HOTEL
in the State, where every want ia anticipated
aud cheerfully supplied.
Warm and Cold Baths Attached to the
House.
rbis Hotel is located near the Steamship Landing.
The Hotel Coach vii be in attepdanee at all the
Landings to convey Passengers aad BAgg ag TO and
from the House FREE OF CHARGE
i'0N- ''' DORCY & HOLMES.
,af Proprietors.
, 1869-01-01

CHRISTMAS CAKE.-0ur friend Brechtel always
remembers the Printing Office on Christmas day,
and this time his remembrance came in the shape
of huge fruit cake, most beautifully iced and
deliberately ornamented. Many thanks.
, 1869-01-01

PERsoxAL.-Our talented and esteemed friend,
Frank Henry, who has SO frequently represented
T6uTston county in the Legislature, is at present
soiourning at Wala Walla, where be has been
warmly welcomed.
, 1869-01-01

School EXHIRITIoN.-The pupils attend
ing Public School, No. l, in charge of Chas.
Moore, gave an exhibition on Christmas eve,
which had The effect to draw out very full
attendance of the parents of the scholars and
friends of the school, The exercises consisted
Of resitations on the part of the scholars, and
as whole was creditable to the youths and
their teachers. The school, since it has been
under the charge of Mr.. Moore, has been
emuertly prosperous, and we regret to learn
that he contemplates resigning the position
he so p'ably fills. The School Directors
will 6nd it difficult to supply his place.
, 1869-01-01

RAFFLE.-The whole of the splendid
slOck Of holiday goods in DR.. Days store,
will be raffled of at one dotlar chance, COM
mencing this (Friday) morning, and coutin>
uing until the whole are disposed of. Many
of these articles are valuable, and well worth
the attention of those who have a taste for
the beautiful as well as the useful.
, 1869-01-01

CARRIAGES have been provided for the
accommodation of persons wishing to attend
the Firemen's Ball. BY leaving word with
either of the managers ladies will be called
for at their residences
, 1869-01-01

S. H. McLAUGHLN is requested to call at
this Office and settle bis subscription account.
All others in arrears will understand that they
are invited to call and settle.
, 1869-01-01

News FAvORs.-Major Jack Stratman, the San
Francisco News Dealer, sends us package of
late publications, including pictorials, maga,
zines, and nearly all the leading weekly newspa>
pers, for which he has our thanks. Persons de-
string to subscribe for any of the many popular
Eastern publications. should send their orders
to Mainr Strntman-
, 1869-01-01

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-A meeting of
the trustees of the Walla Walla and Colum>
bia River Railroad Company will be held
on Friday, January Sth, for The purpose of
electing officers.
, 1869-01-01

TIE WEArHER.-We vary the usual " weather
item" by saying that we are favored With clear
and cloudless days, and that the temperature is
mild enough for spring.
, 1869-01-01

DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-It will be noticed that the
Walla Walla County Democratic Club meets at
the Court House, on to. morrow Saturday af-
ternooE, at two o'clock. Democrats generally
throughout the county, and especially those who
signed the constitution, are invited to attend.
, 1869-01-01

9ox. J. NJ. CASADY, formerly representative
of this county in the Legislature, but for several
years a distinguished citizen of Idaho Territory,
is at presea: sojourniug at Walla Walla.
, 1869-01-01

DISTRICT SCHOOL, No. "a, will reopen in the
new Catholic School room, on Monday next, in
charge of B. F. Cross, the District teacher. Pa
rents of pupils and friends of education are
invited to visit the school.
, 1869-01-01

FATAL ACCIDENT. An infant child of Mr..
Dacree, the packer, met with an accident on
Wednesday last, which resulted in its death.
1t seems that the LID of heavy trunk had been
left raised, and by some means other come
down on the little ones head, crushing it SO as
to cause death
, 1869-01-01

The RAILROAD. In the early part of the
week letter was addressed to Hon. Alvan
Flanders, urging him to uso every exertion
to secure the passage of the bill granting
the right of way to the Wala Walla and
Columbia River Railroad Company. This
letter was signed bya number of our leading
citizens, and it is hoped that it will have
the effect to stir up our Delegate to renewed
exertious,
, 1869-01-01

AT HoxE.-Judge ]. Z. Wyche, after an alb
sence of several weeks in attendance on the
Supreme Court at Olympia, is again at home,
and speaks hopefully of the prospects of the
" clam " country.
, 1869-01-01

FIREMEN's BALL.-The most extensive
arrangements are being made for the Fire
mems Ball, to come off on this (Friday)
night. 1t will be recollected that the pro
ceedS of this ball will be appropriated toward
paying for the new steam FIRE engine, and
hence property holders and all those who are
interested ia the growth aud prosperity of
the town should feel it duty to lend their
aid in making the ball a success. Our more
wealthy citizens should buy eight or ten
tickets each, and if they only use one of
them, the balance will go toward paying for
the steam machine. For purpose like this
every citizen can afford to be liberal, aud it
is in this spirit we commend the Firem ems
Ball to the liberal patronage of the public.
, 1869-01-01

PHOTOGRAPHS Read the photograph ad.
vertisemeut in another column, and then go
have your picture taken.
, 1869-01-01

JOSH BILLINGS thinks mos emmy man
will conceed that it look very FOOLS to see
boy drag a heavy slay up steep bill for the
feetin' plesur Nv ridin' down again; but it
appeers to me that boy is a sage by the side
of the yung man hoo works hard all the
weeks aud drinks his stamps up Saturday
mite
, 1869-01-01

SIMEON WALTERs.-We were present in
the court room at Boise City on last Monday
when this young man, who is accused of
committing one of the most fendsh, foul aud
premeditated murders that has ever found a
place in the annals of crime, was brought in
to plead to the indictment. He is. large,
sandy dy.complexioned man, apparently about
twenty-five years, Of age, rather good looking
and, with the exception of a pair of large,
keen, restless, brown ewes, his features do
not indicate person of murderous instincts.
He looked perfectly unconcerned, and did
not betray the slightest emotion when cou>
fronting the crowd.-AUdlanche
, 1869-01-01
], H. BLEWETT,

IxT P,HoRTON, JUsTICEoF THE PEACE
w. Will attend to collection of debts,
,onveyances. acknowledgement deeds, powers OF
ATTORNEY transfers of real personal property etc
Office on Main street, directly opposite the fost
os;an 01 3sly
, 1869-01-01

On the 14th of November two miles of
track were laid in two hours on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
, 1869-01-01

CoURTEoUs.-We copy the following as
showing the chaste and courteous style in
which the editor of the Ore3onian INDUCES
when referring to political opponents:
"BRIcK PoMERoY's" ADmRERs.-The
noted obscenist, Brick Pomeroy," has a
number of admirers at Walla Walla. as will
be seen by the following from his Dirty
Democrat of the lst December. We sup>
pose Old Newell's" name headed this list
of the admirers of obscenity, bestiality and
bedrock democracy:
This morning, while seated in the sane
tum writing, there came to US by the hands
of the Messenger, forwarded by Well, Fargo
Co.'s Express from Wa'la Walla, Washing,
ton Territory, package to us directed. On
opening the same, We found therein, in a
beautiful velvet ease, a massive, solid gold
medal of exquisite design and elegant works
manship. On one side is represented a Sir
Knight with drawn sword, mounted on a
fine steed, with the following inscription:
To THE Hon. BRICK PoMERoY,
"Ths Hero ofDsmocracy, 1868
"On the reverse side is beautiful engrav-
ed eagle surmounting a shield, two national
flags and a sword, with this inscription
presented by the Democrats of Walla walla,
W. T., 1868.
"The medal is of pure virgin gold, two
and quarter inches across and three. six
teenths of an inch in thickness, aud is one
of the finest specimens ofwork we ever saw"
, 1869-01-01
COUNTER FOR SALE.

A HANDSOMELY FINISHED COUNTER, suit
IA able for Store, Saloon, or any kind Of buei-
ness, tor sale cheap, Apply at this eface. sT-o
, 1869-01-01
UNDERRTAK6F

Hearse Free of Charge!
DLACE OF BUSINESS, corner of First and Alder
streets, Walla Walla.
Aft JOHN PICARD.
, 1869-01-01
39busicians' Garns.
E. s Ell, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon
5lI wALLA wALLA Itf
, 1869-01-01
MTTTON MILLS.

DREMlUM FLOUR, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
j the lowest rates, and WARRANTED to be ST.
PERIoR to all other brands in the market Call and
examine. Also. NEW GOODS of every variety. at
WALLA WALLA PRICES. LOCKE d LONG.
Milton MiHs. Nov. l. 1857 lSly
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ALlAAsoHIA MARKET. May -. The mar
krt tbs morning waa worry quiet for Flour,
Wheat, Oati AMI l.yo, bat stoaiy Tor Com
The quotations i.r Flour remain unchanged ,
T. :tra in isir request. Vory little enquiry for
wheat, AMI no sales reported i55 offered for
good red, but declined. Corn steady ana price.
firm offerings Of 1922 bushels white ana mixed,
with cnlo= At = and - principally at Tie latter
hgoroa 500 bushels yellow Withdrawn Noth-
my DONG "a Ryo. Sales at Data at az
GFotdEioWn CATTLE MARkEr--Iha mar
let ycsterjAy vas veil attended 5ru head OF
Cattle at - L. - -, per 100 lts gross U0
sheep aud lambs from = TO 81 head.
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pa 81 IA ut Fortress Monroe ut MT.
scAr. f.. ii. furber, cobb. iur thu port,
cleared 1T Eo-t.n Goth inst
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incetpWH l.r TIL. port. pa 81 ii1lmea Hole
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18th instant
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."yer, hence At fhiIudephia -oth :n;t
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ssEX ITEMS.

BLUE. Elacl anl Brown Walking Coats
I,iYht &, .-.ucra Pant and Vest t. match,
and sllcniii fall %uits, composed Of French
ana Scotch C.,.simsres. are selling fast ut ).
Do4nNm r., Ut King street. Owing /" his
trictly ono price syatrni, hi raj. are much
lower than any other in the city. Civ" HIM -
call AnI convince yourself my -
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Mrs C. l.. StursoH, No. 10 King street, hs
now on hand u very elegant assortment oi MIL
lncrv Goods ul every description and variety
Her Flower ore Tia" most beautiful in the mar
Eri and he. Grapes, LAGOS aud Ribbon are AL
Wei selected. Also the No.politan and SLI""
foods aro very lnr. Cali and see them before
nurci,usi,g II '.wlrfc. my IL
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NEWS or TIE DAl.
$50 sI2r the resy age dn} Io3y o'flS Times.

80 stow the rf'y age dad tod9 ~ ft' Times.
The Clerk Of the Rcc5nstru,;.ou Committee
is busilr engaged filing, in printed nvelores
lust prepared TO RECEIVE them, all tie disaeili
ty cases before Congress an 1t is s.i' he has
not discovered one el,o ser (ani ta.fc are
over 5000 where a lnau has '>ktJ ioI ths IL
moval oil disabilities III any other reason than
that he NAV he +. tan III office OF that be may
be qualified 10 mold some Office he hopes IL
Get.
On account OF tie large az umulati0l 81
gold in the Treasury Department, Secretary
Boutwell, has instructed the Assistant Troa
surer at New York ID sell two millions OF dol
lars weekly uatil further orders, not, rs was
enormously stated in paragraph yesterday,
from ten to twenty millions.
A man named Isaac Wilson Is charged III
BERGEN City, New Jersey, with getting HI
brother, Robt Wilson, intoxicated, and cans
Ing him to convey to HIM 50 900 worth q
property. Robert died some time since, an
there is now suspicion oi ioul PLAY OF still
more serious character.
+. u. Bassett, the colotci Minister to Hay
IT, called on the President yesterday. He la
received his instructions, and will leave in
few days Tor llayt lie is quite 4 lmgglsi
speaking several language with tiuenry.
Onc of the heaviest steam cutters III III
service, the Mahoninr, has been rut On dui
At New YORK, especially to prevent the ucpa'
turc OF expeditions to Cuba.
Chief Justice Chase. III 4 ar1ech To th
Charleston 8 e., bar yesterday, stated tia
he woud rsneu IN that cIty about rWo weeks
The Royal Canadian Eant at Toronto LA
sI4pcnlrl.
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tnE rlvor-AcfIoN BRACE is newly rat.
cntrd superior ;iu>pcnIrr aud An uncIuaIled
Brace for the ShoUldors. Brace or not nj
pleasure. For which :. DcAlham. 81 King t..
/ the ole agent for this city. my Il
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l:EcEiylEG daily Spring ana summer Cloth o
ing for men AMI boys wear, I" be sold nj re-
dtrod urirn- =. BLoEpHEIM,
MY Ii Cor. King and FallaX sts
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ItbMMuNlCaiEb.
Sturgeon are sold by the OILERS, and
others, at from 80 cts to s. apiece. They are
sold in the market at 5 cts. por Id. CLAIMS are
sold in Washington at from 90 to CD cts. per
hundred. A FISHERMAN
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The Richmond Enquirer condcnses It's rca
-ons for opposition to the County Organization
clause IN the proposed State Constitution, -
and the reasons to u are very convincing that
all the numerous officer are to be elected -
and that it provides for swarmS oil officials ior
each county magistrates, shcrils, attorneys
Tor the Commonwealth, supervisors, collectors,
asscssorS, commissioners OF the revenue, cOnsta
blc=, school trustees, road commissioners, &e
Ne Now in tco Mir,iS OF the counties Of Nir
glnia east OF the Ridge, the blacks are in til,
maiority-that is in more than one hall Of thu
counties OF the State In many OF these coun
ties the majority is overwhelming. They vii
have all OF the officers in many OF them, one
half OF the officers in the rest They will bt
our magistrates; they will assess our taxes they
will collect them and dsburse them; they viii
be our constables road commissioners, schOO
trustees, &e., and for these positions, under
the present circumstances they are tot quail
fed Gen. Grant, according to Col. Rufiin',
statement. gave unanswerable objections to
the whole scheme as proposed for State sit
uated as Virginia is.
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ALEXANDRIA.

We have all heard OF "plucking the flower
safety out Of the nettie danger and tMGSe y
something similar in the idea suggested 10y a
gentlemen in Richmond, the other day, who
thought that perhaps there would be this "one
advantage in retaining the county organization
article 1t is said he, so bad that the people can
stand it, Ii you give them an endurable con
stitutiOn, they will rest under it but il it Is
unbearable, they Will at once clamor with
unanimity Tor change The county organi2l.
ton article, he said, will compel them 10 move,
and We shall Immediately have another con
vention This, at least, shows the extremity
TO which We are reduced
Aud this puts Us in mind OF the L. y. to a
business letter from friend IN a neighbormg
county, Suppose he said, this constitu-
tiIn, Objectionable clauses and ALL be adopted,
which think, under present circumstances,
not unlikely, what il be done, then? What
is to be done" Why "aubmil Of course n
We have been submitting to everything pro
posed for the last four years We remember
when We We're opposing secession before the
var, how CALLING was the taunt OF being "a
suLuiissIonist' But times have changed. -
Many of those, in some portions Of the State,
who were most glib with the taunt, now, not
only accept and receive the epithet on their
own behalf, and make merit OF it, but con.
tend that it Is our duty and interest to Sub
nit IN all eases, without murmur, Or how
a. tho nynraSSinn nI nnbnsitiAn
Well, what is to BE-, must be. We arc call
together iu the same boat, aud We can NEE;
aud endure whatever may be determined On lay
the people Of tho State, Their fortunes are
ouis. The issue is in their hands. "Gnl
4iy,, the Commonwealth :"
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~ T..
RkVERIDGE HOUSE,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUH Co, A.
'fhe subscriber is prepared To accommodate
"a limited number OF hnarders during the Sum
mer months at the above named house. which
las been RENTED expressly for tho purpose.
There is a line Uhaly beste Spring within
OF II mile al tho place the water Of which con
tains Iron, Magnesa and Sulphur and has
been pronounced by Prof. GIBSON, OF Phila
delphia, who Analysed 1t, to DO equal 10 any
Chalybeate Spring in the State. Persons vii!
lind this q pleasant and hoalthful retreat during
the Summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily and
stop al the hotel Fox terms, apply TO
a ii. TUBMAA,
ny 70 2m M,ddleburg Va.
USE CRI5TALLl2ED OIL
q It'll the pope. burners. and you viii never
uso any ether.
MsnufaCtuEai by
A. q. LUTHER,
NH Il 4 King street. AieXs, Va.
CHINA. GLASS s. CROCK cry WARE
Having tsken tho store No ~! King street.
recently occupied by my stunt. aud having pur-
chased an entirely neW stock Of goods, / ain
prepared t. furnish ahythiHg ~ my hEe ~
lowest rates
g. EDWIN FNTW ISLE,
my l-.lw lG2 King street
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The proposed State Constitution, even with
the Acknowledgement aud test oath clauses
stricken out, says the Richmond Enquirer, is
bad enough aud it it should come upon us, let
us, at least, endeavor to provide some shelter
against the storm something to cover Us un-
til we can get another. And how is that to be
done? BY the Legislature,
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WILCOX NGlHE's SEwING MACui.E. From
Tho worl d,no by this Machine 1t IS pronounced
the best Family MAcAtno IL the world. AG"h-
- %, g. Baum. loor.l.rrt md C"rset Factory,
81 ,lh Lr,aL. hrlWn. u Yni II, Washington,
u. 4. myG
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Rev. John l.. johnson proposes to publish
memorial volume, containing biographical
sketches Of the Aumhi Of the University OF
Virginia, who lost their lives in the late war.
The work will, doubtless, be- one of much inter
est. as Mr. j. is an accomplished scholar, and
very competent to do full justico to the subject,
aud it is hoped that his book will meet with
the snc,ess it's merits will doubtless deserve.
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Gold.

NEW YORK, May 22-Gold today l%O!
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The jeff and Joe Davis plantation, thirty
miles below Nicksburg, is leased by an old
black man at $4,000 ayear. lie hires 80
hands to work it, Not white man is to be
seen about the place. The whole plantation
of several thousand acres is planted in cotton,
which appears very promising and itom this
one plantation cotton enough will be produced
to run a mill in Lowell for weeks.
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NrRoy ED FOR THE HARVEST OF Isl.
HERBERT BRYANT.

Solo Agent Cor the counties Of A!aXandr'a,
Fairfax. Prince William. tulpepei and Ral-
pahnnhucE my II
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The State Central Executive Committee
have appointed ?. IL. AYLETr, = eanvasser for
the State, N opposition to the election OF Wells
as Governor, and, also, IA opposition to the
two clauses Of the proposed Constitution, IN
which a separate vote is allowed. Mir \. is A
gentleman Of talents and ability
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Com. Charles Stewart McCauley died at ms
residence in Washington yesterday. The Com
moiore was a native OF Philadelphia, and en-
tered the navy as midshipman at the age oil
thirteen.
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There was right smart frost hast Tuesday
morning, in the neighbOrboOd OF freiericks
burg, but We have helri Of It doing no
damage.
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70 ALL those IA want OF good sub. i,ntisl AMI
IA hiunAhln CI.thing for them7rlvea or thor
children, we would most ehccrtnlly recommend
=. DtuiaI's lrst clsss establishment, 81 Kin &
trcct. A. Mr.. pcnlham adheres strictly f.
the ono l.rira .y.tom, you Will h1 sure t. get
he worth Of your money my