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Notice 70 Absent pefendant.

COUNTY OF wALLA WALLA SS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FTRSr
Il Judicial District. To JOHN QUINN; You ars
hereby notified that DENNIS WILLARD has 6sd a
complaint against you in said Court, which win come
on 10 be heard af the lrst term Of the Court whoL
shall commence more than two months after the 10th
day Of November, 1858; and unless you appear At
said term and answer the will be taken a. con-
fes ed. and the prayer thereof granted Tbe object
and prayer Of said complaint Is to recover Of Won rhe
sum Of one hundred snd hny-two dollars, due on ac-
count and ycur property has been attached In mi,
aetion to satisfy said claim. Complaint lei sentem.
Der zS. 1865 B. L. SHARPSTETN.
lo-2m Attoruev fn- p1-t-..a
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Washington Territory.
Pnsr n

w dSh1nSUOh 4erI1tOry.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, November 80, 1868.
DRoPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE MAILS
IL Of the United states from July l, 1869, to June
81, 1870 the tollowiI routes in the Territory OF
Washington will be received at tie Contract Office
Of this department ana; p N. ol tebI uary 26 next
70 te decided by March following
No. 1880 From Astoria to Chinook, In. o.,) S
miles and back. once u week.
Leave Astoria Tuesday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Chinook by IL M
Leave Chinook Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Astoria by m;
No. l543l From Port Angeles to Neah Bay, go
miles aud hack, once week.
Leave Port Angeles Wednesday at Z a IN, or on ar
rival OF mail from Port TownseId
Arrive at Neah Bay in forty eight hours;
Leave Neah Bay Saturday al I d IN;
Arrive at POrt Angeles TaesIly by IL m.
Winter schedule seventy two LOurs.
No. l54Sg From Tekalet to seabeck, 20 miles and
back, twice q week.
Leive Iekalet Tuesday at a m, and Thursday at
lpm;
Arrive at seabeck Tuesday by m, and Friday
by6am;
Leave seabeck Monday at 8 IN, and Wednesday
al o pm;
Arrive at Tekalet Monday by 4 p m, and Thursday
40. l54SS From Seattle, by Black River, White
River, and Slaughter, to Franklin AZ miles and back
once week.
Leave Seattle Thursday at am;
Arrive at Franklin oy Z IN;
Leave franklin eduesday at q m;
Arrive ut Seattle by Z m.
NOTES
Proposals must be to carry the mail with "celerity:
certainty and security using The terms Of the law
and they must be GUARANTEED by two responsible per
sons, certified to such by postmaster or Judge OF
u court of record.
Ne pay wlli be made for trips not perfurmed, and
for each of such omissions u,t satisfactorily explain
ed three times the pay OF the "Trip ulAy be deducted
For arrivals 70 far behind time to break connection
with depending malls aud not sufficiently excused,
one fourth of The compensation for the trip is subject
10 forfeiture Fines will be imposed, unless the de-
lnqueney be satisfactorily explained for negectIng
70 lake the mall from or iup post office for suf
fering to be injured, destroyed, robbed, lost
and Tor refusing alter delnaud, ~ convey the mail
frequently as tue conlidctUr rdus, concerned in
luuEing, vehicles the route. The PostnlaH er
General may annul tue contract for disobeyIng the
post Oce laws or the Instructions OF the Department
de may alter the schedule OF departures and arrivals
AND also order All iucTedse OF service by allowing
therei0r pro rdtd increase the pay. He
may also curtail discontinue the in whole
or III part al pro rata decrease of pay, allowing one
months extra compensation On the amount Of service
dispensed with. BIDS should bo addressed to the
Seeond Assistant Postmuster1 ieieral" superscribed
Proposals, Territory OF Washington" aud sent by
mail
For forms of proposal &C., and other information,
see advertisement OF this dale. in pamphlet form, at
the principal post offices.
ALEX. W. RANDALL
4-4W Postmaster General.
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Look at these Prices
FOR GENUINE
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The "a P. S. Bartlett movement, with extra Jewels
Chronome;er Balance. Patent Dust Cap, Patent
Safety Pinon. ana all other late Improvements, in
a solid Soz. Coin Silver Hunting Case, with Gold
Joints. $27 coin.
The same in 4Oz. case, $50. In 5oz. case $SS coin.
The 'watham Watch Co! movement, with extra
Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap,
Patent Safety Pinion, &c, in 3cz case, with Gold
Joints, $50 coin.
The some in 4oz case. saS. In Coz, s36 coin.
The Appleton Tracy g. Co." movement, with extra
Jewels, Chronometer Balance. Patent Dust Cap,
Patent Safety Dinion, &c, in Boz case, Gold JOINTS
$34 coin.
The sane in 4oz case, SCI. In 5oz, $40 coin.
'P. S. Bartlett Watch in s1IOz Is karat Gold Hunt
ing Case, $50 coin.
walthlm Watch CO. Watch in 21<oz ls karat Gold
Hunting Case, $s4 coin.
Appleton, Tracy d CO. Watch in 2LoZ Is karat
Gold Hunting Case, sS7 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per Gwt., or $40 per o.
extra.
We will send any of the above by Wells, Fargo &
C.'s Express with bill to collect on delivery, and give
the purchaser the privilege to examine the Watch be-
fore paying. All Express charges however, to be
paid l,y the purchaser. But if The amount Of the
price # the WGteh is RENTED to Vih the order.
i0iu prepdg the Express charges to San Francisco
0arSslees. In sending money drafts Wells, Fargo
&; Co. preferred.
Wutches this very best, with all the latest inn
prOvements, and that they in perfect running or
der. and if any one does not perform well we will
exchange it, or refund the money.
Please state that you saw this in the Walla Walla
STATESMAN.
HOWARD 81 CO.,
Jewellers and SilversmithS,
51@BrOadway, N. Y.
Ono block above the Metropolitan Hotel.
Every one visiting New York is vited to call at
our establishment.
In order that all may address us with confidence,
we invite attention to the following.
Office of WELLS, FARGO & Co..
81 BroadIrdy, NeU lork, Oct. 26, 1868.
We can cheerfully commnnd Messrs. Howard & Co,
No. sls Broadway, New York, to our friends. as a
reliable and trustworthy firm with the assurance that
all orders sent them will have faithful n prompt
attention. C. GODDARD. Treas
For Wells, Fargo & Co.
And we refer to
!. W. RAYMOND, Esq. San Francisco
| B. C. HOWARD. ESQ. San Francisco
7. BUTLER Esq. U. 6. Mini. San Francisco
W. $. HOBART, ESQ.,, Virginia City, Nevada.
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FROM THE FACT THAT THE
Ingredients are Not Kept Secret
AND ALSO, BECAUSE
Helmbold's
GENUINE
PREPARATIONS

Are recommended only for those diseases and
accompanying symptoms for which their ingre-
dients are everywhere recognized as thorough,
standard specifics. In quoting properties from
Medical Certificates, there must be repititions of
language. Diseases and symptoms follow, but
symptoms should not be mistaken for distinct
diseases. This is mentioned from the fact that
many might say that they proposed to cure eve.
rytbiug. Additional evidence, also, which fully
sustains all that is claimed for them. is found in
the medical works of tho day, Recommendations
from prominent Chemists, Druggists, &C., who
have been personally acquainted with the pro-
prietor for many years, as we'll as certificates in
unlimited numbers.
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Notioe to Absent pefendant,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ls
COtNrY on WALL WAIHA .

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. loo
County OF WALLA WALLA 90
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Il Judicial District To G. G.. RICHARDSON: You
are hereby notified that l. WHITE q COMPANY
have filed complaint against you in said Conrt,
which will come on to be heard before Hon J. K
Wyche, Judge Of said Court, on Thursday the 2sth
day Of January, 1869. at one O'Clock P. n, Of said
DAY. And unless You appear and answer. the same
will oe taken As confessed, and the prayer thereof
granted. The object and prayer Of said complaint l.
70 recover OF you the OF eight hundred and eighty
i've aud 3l-l00 dollars, and interest thereon from
the 201h day Of March. 1868, tor goods. wares and
merchandise sold and delivered you by plaintiff
Complaint 6led September 18th, 1868.
so 2m FRANK 4. DUGAN Att,v FIR pid's
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FOR RAIE

THIRTEEN cows AND THREE YEARLINes.
Choice Cattle, are offered for sale. Priee of
Cow, SIS learlings, $40; Calves. sI7 so. The
Cows are half Du.ham. and offer an excellent opor
tnniy to persons desiring TO raise good stock for
further paruealars, apply TO A. LAFAvRE,
$3g FrenehtoEn.
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W ESTERN HOTEL,
PORTLAND, OREGON,

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS.
TNHE BEST AND MOST CoMMODIC Us HOTEL
Il in the State, where every want is anticipated
aud cheerfully supplied
Warm and Cold Baths Attached to the
House.
This Hotel is located near the Steamship Landing
The Hotel Cuach will be in attendance ut all the
Landings to convey Passengers and Bagg ag to and
from the House FREE OF CHARGE.
D0RCY d HOLMES.
l3-t Proprietors.
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- ALL OVER
The world people Of sense and judgment have
learned to use
PLANTATION BITTERs.
pYspepsia with ks symptoms, Headache, Heart
burn, Feyerish Lips. Bad Breath SalloW Complexion,
&c, can be cured BY using PLAErkrfoE BrrERs.
This is the most successful tonic OF theage Young,
middle aged al old, are delighted with Its e1ectss
The first trial always has marked good effect.
No change of diet Is necessary. Eat all you wish,
of the bet and most nutritious food.
II is the greatest known for an overloaded
and distressed stomach, which it relieves in few
moments.
We know that we have the best and mo st popular
medicine in the world. We are not afraid 10 show
what 1t Is composed Of.
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a w ORD OF
CAUTION. -

Health is most important and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy unless its contents or ingredients are
known to others besides the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied of the qualifications of
the party so offering.
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NEW JERSEY cider-makers have formed
an association and called it "press club"
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HELMB0 : DIS
EXTRACT BUCHU,


More strengthening than any of the preparations
of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, and more pleas
ant, is now offered to afflicted humanity as a
certain cure for the following diseases and
symptoms, from whatever cause originating
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritability,
Restlessness and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Power,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Palpitation of the Heart
AND IN PACT
All the concomitants of a Nervous and
Debiitated State of the System.
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Pho N e er w a 3 IN Q r..
l am agent for the PIONEER WASHER, and am
prepared at all times to Gil orders for the same.
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~ ~ - IL a - ~
have jdst procured HEARSE, and am pre-
pared to ill orders in the Undertaking line. Charg'
in all cases reasonable.
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THE raBoR1Ne INTERESTS.
sPARKs FRoMrHBEW1REs.

Judd's linseed oil works, in Cherry-street,
New York, were burned yesterday. Loss
100000.
Captain z. McBarron Timoney, Of Georgia.
has been appointed United States consul to
Tumbez, Peru.
Frederick Brapgent, Ct Union, New Jersey,
yesterday fatally stabbed his two sons during
family quarrel.
A telegram from Santa Fe reports that the
Indians are killing women and children, and
driving away much stock.
The Ohio Demo cratic Convention yesterday
nominated q ticket consisting half of Demo-
Gratis and half of Republicans.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, has ap-
pointed q full delegation to the Southern Com
mercial Convention at louisville, on the 18th
Of October.
The Virginia State Central Conservative
Committee have adopted resolutions advising
against the election of United States senators
at the meeting of the Legislature on the 9th
of October.
Wad6y Thompson, who was arrested at
Memphis, Tennessee, with Perry Fuller, for
alleged revenue frauds, was taken from the
oars at Jackson, Tennessee, en- route for New
Orleans. on q writ Of hebeas corpus and
brought to Memphis where he was released on
the ground that revenue officers could only
commit or bail, bat no. send persons from
State to State. Thompson was Immediately
re-. arrested, but afterwards released on bail.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

SEIZURE OF TIE LIZZIE BAKER.-Wc find
tho following item in the Jacksonville Union of
Tuesday:
TBS os ea%ss Nzhs BksE @sg a5a9 s5a9o b6BB b6BB
Collector Greeley, on her arrival from Savan-
nah last Saturday. charged with a violation of
the internal revenue laws, in carrying un-
stamped packages OF liquor. k,eper was
placed on board, and she was permitted to
proceed to Palatka to discharge her freight,
returning Sunday evening. Yesterday morn
log she was turned over to the custody OF
Deputy Marshal Holland; who accepted .n bonds Is
500 900, to se,ure her return to this port on
Saturday next, when bonds signed by Savan-
nah bondsmen will probably be given for her
forthcoming at the next term Of the United
States District Court. The penalty for the vio-
lation with which she is charged is the forfeit
ure OF the steamer. The steamer is owned in
Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, September 17.-Admiral Hof
has failed in two efforts to communicate with
Secretary Robson, to whom he designs TO re-
port orally regarding Cuba.
It seems to be understood that the treasury
sales of gold and the purchase OF bonds will be
continued through October, and speculators
are operating on this hypothesis.
Delano forbids the preparation Of packages
OF smoking tobacco containing over pound.
. Boutwelrs s.catechism," which involves the
biography Of all treasury employees, is an
svered to-day. Several clerks, male and female,
resigned rather than submit to theinquisition.
Judge Advocate Clinton has been relieved
from duty in the Department Of theSouth, and
ordered to report for duty in the Fifth Military
District. He will be succeeded by Judge Ad-
vocate Goodfellow.
Consul Dudley at Liverpool reports all in
fectious cattle disease, first attacking the hoof
and then the mouths from licking the hoofs.
Animals of different species contract the di-
sease from each other.
Mary M. Harris, the negress indicted at
Macon, Georgia, for passing counterfeit
money, swears, as State'sesidence, that Shure-
man, the person on trial, took her to the house
OF q. NJ. Turner, Late postmaster at Macon,
Georgia, and left on her bed $500, telling her
il asked where she got SO large sum to say
she found it. Attempting to pass portion
Of this money was the cause OF her arrest.
Shureman told her the money could be passed
South, but not North. There we're three ne
groes on the jury.
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GIRLS BROTHERS.
Their use and Abus sc
From the Temple Bar. ]

The man who thinks about marrying ucces-
sarily becomes student Of character, and
spends good proportion OF his time iu that
amlable pursuit. 1t may happen that he ID
quite unaccustomed to guess at womaD's
disposition from her manner, and speech, and
conduct; and the chances are that he gets con-
sideraoiy bewildered. IF the girl or woman in
whom he is interested is at all complex in
character or variable in humor-and she is
miracle of q woman if she is not-he vii! form
dozen different estimates Of her nature in as
many weeks; and at last confess that, if he
does marry her, he must marry her on trust.
Just at this particular period brother comes
in handy. Blinded by the power Of feminine
eyes, or fascinated by that ideal appearance
which every woman con her triaP' knows how
to assume, the doubling lover turns to his
sweethearl's male relatives, and there studies
the family character in the rough. Here, in
quiet gray light he may perceive all those
traits of mud aud habit which are either OBJ
scuIed or made attractive by the lambent
witcbery of his mistress presence. Not only
have men less power of self-concealment than
women, but they have, further, no object in
assuming an ideal character in order 10 please
their sisters suitors. OF course, it cannot be
held absolutely certain that the dispositions of
brother and sister will be in any degree alike.
The contemplatlye lover must choose out
the brother that is physically most like
luis phTllCuldI oielCi-uuoV SuiVlfatO
acquaintance and entrap him into self
revelation. II this brother be young, especial
", The manuer in which he will illustrate
several OF bis sisters peculiarties which have
hitherto puzzled the lover is very singular.
With the artlessness of youth, he will betray
the weak points of the bringing-up, notions
and temper OF the whole family. he has
neither the age, caution, wit nor wisdom of his
sister; and obeys the caprice or whim OF the
moment without any regard to the attentive
scrutiny which is being directed upon him.
family Secrets; and may give very different
versions of stories which looked charming,
or only ccmcal, when they fell from the lips
of bis more astute sister. 1t may be said that
man is acting unworthily in taking advantage
of the youths Innocence to pry into family
secrets; but everything is fair in marriage, and
if nothing has been concea'ed nothing can be
elected by this indirect method OF cross-e1-
animation. II the gill is as am;able, and
honest. and good-tempersd as she prof,sses to
b.; If she really holds those artless ana beau
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
ALL ABOUT THE STATE.

VIOLENCE IN sPARTANBURe-AN OUTRAGEOUS
esJ Js~ MURDER.
The Carolina Spartan has the following par
agraphs:
son Monday evening last, an alteration oc-
CURED between Henry G. Alley and Monroe
Burnett, of this place, which resulted in the
shooting OF the latter by the former IN the
foot. The wound is considered serious. and
may result fatally, though We trust not: Bur-
nett was an employee of Mr.. James A. Fowler,
aud regarded by his employer as on honest, in
dustrious and peaceab,e man. and was farora-
bly, known by the citizens generally. Eut he
voted the dry ticket in the town council
election, aud his assailaut was the keeper OF
retail whiskey shop. and by such votes as Bur-
nett's has been driven TO lmpersonate certain
Shakesperian character who is said to have lost
his occupation; and hence, We understand,
originated the difficulty. Alley was at once
arrested and required to answer at the next
Court Of General Sessions in bond of $1,000.
''Is is with feelngs OF the deepest regret
that we record the first assassination which
we remember to have disgrsced the annals of
our peaceable and quiet town. Last night
about 10 O'Clock, two fends in human form,
fatally bent on doing the work of theft master,
the devil, with loaded guns, slipped up close
to the person OF their unoffending and unsus-
pscting victim, Frank Burnett, freedman OF
our town, and discharged the leaden contents
Of the gun into his breast. killing him instant
". The assassains fed Immediately. They
were seen by some persons, who happened to
be passing near the place, as they fed. They
were Immediately pursued but aided by the
darkness, made good their escape. We under
stand the deceased voted the dry ticket with
his unfortunate brother, Monroe.
"Mr. James Alley has been arrested, but We
are not informed OF the evidence against him"
TOWN ELECTION IN sPARTANBURa-A BLOW AT
THE wHIsKEY TRADE.
The Spartan says: "lhs election for inten-
dant and 70 wardens OF our town, to fill the
vacancies caused by the resignation of three
OF the late council. resulted in the election OF
Colonel John Fl. Eylns. intendsnt, and j. w.
Carlisle and George Cofeld wardens, by the
handsome majcity of tifty-two votes. The
whole town certainly has cause to congratu-
late itself that its interests are to be entrusted
to gentlemen whose acknowledged ability and
moral worth are sufficient guarantee OF
faithful and prosperous administration. And
however hopeless may be the prospect OF its
realization, the wish is irrepressible that every
Office in our mlsruled and uDhappy State was
filled with just such men. 1t will be needless
to state to those who know the gentlemen
above named that the reign of dramshops IN
spartanburg is at an end. The issue OF "l.
cinse" or 'sno license" was fairly made, and
the people have decided, by strong majority.
that whiskey drinking is On evil that ehoud
be suppressed, and not luxury to be ta1ed."
spABrANBuRa AND TIE AIRLINE RAILROAD.
The Spartan says: 1.-THE citizens of this
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
Spefial N0tifes.

} sF KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY AND
ALL Is WELL -ROSADALIs, the great Blood Pud.
fer by its unrvaed Alternative properties acts upon
all the sectetions Of the system at one and the same
time causing oil the organs Of the body to perform
their proper functions. however morbid they may
be. 1t rencws the vital and physical energy, giving
new life and vvaciy at the same time. SO that per-
sons using it feel that thng enjoy an entire new fe
If every person in the United States Wore to take
one or two bottles Of ROSADALIS, they would be re-
paid by renewed health and vigor. Adoseshoula be
taken three times day.
For sale by GOODRICH. wINEMAN & CO., In
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, s. 9.
Sept 18 stuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
EUROPE

TURKEY AND EaYpT-rEE PROPOSED PARDON OF
IaE FEN1ANs.
LONDON, September IA rumor is in cir
culation that conference will be proposed on
the Turco-Egyptian question. Russia and
Prussia maintain an attitude OF reserve, and the
other powers are not disposed to accept the
proposal because they regard the question as
merely matter fthe internal administration
Of Turkey. r.. 2 a. .i.s .-,-..-. -
The Pail Mall Gazette maintains that the
argument against granting pardon to the Fen.
ians on the ground of prudence il IS strong as
the argument upon the question OF justice.
There can be only two constructions put upon
such an act. One GLASS win regard it as an
act OF oowardics. and the other as the inaugu-
ration Of acareer ofrevolution.
LONDON, September 17.-The Star, a Radical
organ, states, that the difficulty between the
United States and Spain on the Cuba ques-
tion is in fair way Of settlement. rumor OF
proclamation, guaranteeing religious liberty
and the freedom of election, to be shortly. is
sued by the Spanish Government, Is be tier
omen; but il the reports ofthe military govern
ment IN Cuba are; true, concessions must be
prefaced by one more essential, namely, tia t
the Cabans be permitted to live and enjoy
them.
A9vices have been received announcing the
total wreck OF the Indian mail steamer Cornalie,
of the Island Of Shaduap, in the upper part Of
the Red Sea. The passengers and cremreach-
ed the shore in safety. The mails were lost.
The stsamer had large amount OF specie,
which was also lost. - 50 ~, "a
THE EMPEROR OUT.
PARIS, September 17.-fhe Emperor appear
ed on the streets yesterday:
THE LABoRINe INTERESTS.
BAsLE, September y15.-The international
Workingmen,s Congress convened yesterday.
A large number, Of delegates we're present.
Congratulatory letters and dispatches from all
parts Of Europe and North America have been
received. A letter from the German working
men of New York City, ragretting their inS-
biiity to send delegate, and communication
from The National Labor Union Of the United
States, were read. Me-. Cameron, the American
delegate. made long speech, and invited the
delegates to attend the National Labor Con-
gress OF G incinnati, in 1870, -. ,.,.,.-,,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
THE EPARAGUAXAN WAR.

ACTIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCED By THE ALLIES
"A FORMIDABLE AssAuLr oNLopEz's POSITION
FRoM ALL SIDES.
PAR1s, September 15-Advices from Para
quay to the eth Of August, via Rio Janeiro,
have been received. The provisional government
had been established at Asuncion, consisting
of Reduya, Enraya and VWerela. The allies
had commenced active operations. Count
d'Eu had carried two Paraguayan fortifca-
tions and occupied Venezuela. General Osoris
menaced Penebsy, and General Barretto had
commenced flank movement on. Ascurra.
The Brazilian feet attacked Penebay and
Lapucy, and captured many prisoners. Rein
forcements from Malta, Crosse and the Argen-
tine States had arrived. News Of o general at
taee on the last stronghold Of Lopez is ex-
pected.