, 1869-05-07

JrDGE ). +. WYcHE will speak on the poitica
issues CT the Cay, at the Court House, on Mon
day evening next, at y o'clock.
W. B. KELLY is a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, for Walla Walla Precinct, subject to the
decision of the democratic convention.
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AUcTIoN.-Read the advertisement of Captain
Craig's sale of Government horses and mules, tc
take place at Fort Walla Walla on Friday next
CoURT.-The District Conrt of the First Judi
cial District will convene at the Court House in
this city on Monday next, Hon. ]. E. Wyche
presiding.
THASKs.-The typos return thanks to Messrs.
Hartman Cook, of the Oriental Hotel, for a
supply of ice cream and cream cakes, furnished
them on Saturday and Monday.
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CITY AssEssMrSr.-O. P. Lacy, city assessor,
informs us that the Walla Walla city assessment
for this year amounts to sac. .2s2 90. The in.
crease over last year is about $4,000
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TsE School Superintendent of 'Walla Walla
county, W, T., will be at bis office, iu Whitma
Seminary, on Saturday the 18th inst also, on
the 22i, to attend to official business.
Public ExAMISATIoN.-Therew will be a public
examratOn OF the pupils of the lower district
school, in this city, on Friday next, May a. Pa
rents and friends of education are respectfully
invited to attend.
MoRE NEW GooDs, A. Frank has returned
from Sun Francisco, apd is now daily receiving
fac supply of spring and summer goods, which
be purchased in that city, aud will sell at low
prices. Mr.. F. is accommodating, and prides
himself on being the farmers friend.
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DacltSEs.-E. c. Ross, the republican nomi-
uee'!or Prosecuting Attorney for this Judicial
District has declined the nomination. Very
sensible in Mr.. Ross, we take it for what's the
use of goIrg into II canvass where there is not
the ghost Of show for an election?
SCnwABAcnEG BRorHERs this week call the
attention ofthe public to their new goods They
have beautiful stock on hand, and have this
yctrfully sustained their long established repu>
tauon for keeping one ofthe most extensive and
varied assortments to be found in the upper
country.
WuES you 90 to Portandat to buy anything in
the line Of paints, oils, turpentne or glass, don't
tail 20 call at the establishment of o. S. Savage
at W. IS 'FRONT.' street, An acquaintance of ma-
uy years standing with Mr.. Savage has convinced
US that lac is one of the most honorable dealers
the coast.
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C1yaT IIousE.--Workmen are now engaged 10
lining and ceiling The rooms that have heretofore
besu used by the grand aud petit jurors. These
rooms were so open that every thing that trans .
prrl WAS heard on the outside, thus practically
making public proceedings which the law con
templates shall be secret.
Cor ~ OFFICE. - Oar venerable friend DR..
Baker having failed in his Congressional aspir-
"t.ons, at last finds himself safely anch ored 10
On oGitn--lhat of County Commissioners After
ibis auu'uncemeut, pcddlers and others required
tu take out licenses Will understand how they
can c&pcu $40 to advantage,
Radical PUIMARIEs.-The radicals will hold
ul.r primaries throughout the county to-mor>
Tow, aud thier county convention on tomorrow
week. There is some strife among candidates
form miuntous for county offices in that party,
wal'1i 10 democratic lockers son smacks much OF
All candidate and office.
MOOSE CREEK MIxEs.-Mr. J. Perrault, OF
Lewiston informs that about five hundred
uluCgS have gone into the mines on Moose
Geek this spring, and that all the reports re-
ce.vgi from there have thus far been of the most
favorable nature. Mr.. Elmer has lot of dust
irOm these mines in his assay office in this city.
HoNEwARD BouND.-M. Ward, Esq, early
settler in this Valley, where he has been fortu-
nate in acquiring wealth and gaining friends,
left for Salt Lake on Wednesday last, whence
he will take the cars for the old homestead 10
Illinois. Mr.. w. is accompanied by his estima-
bic wife, and proposes to occupy several months
in H general tour of the Atlantic States, after
which he will return to his adopted home.
RrBuKED-At the political meeting in Roberts
Grove, on Saturday last, Governor Cox in his
usual violent and dictatorial manner interrupt
ed the democratic speaker. This indecency was
promptly checked, and the old "pig driver >
taught the lesson that the mauners of the "hoG
pen " would not be tolerated at public meet
Tg. Even the radicals were ashamed OF th'
GOrernors conduct, aud had not d word 10 sa!
u defence Of the outrage.
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Coon PlcruREs.-Cupp 4 Day are now taking
better photographs, ambrotypes, etc., than W
have ever before seen taken here. Their neV
gallery, in the of Mr.. Kohlhaffs store ant
nearly opposite this office, is model struetur
of the kind, well arranged as TO light and TO
the comfort of their patrons. They have OIL
hand some fine specimens of their art taken II
their new gallery, which they invite the publ
to call and examine.
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A DELIBERATE FALsIFIEa. - At the politlca
meeting, on Saturday last, Garfelde denied tn
charge of having been a rebel sympathiser Tn
eGr1utery ofthis denial will be understood whe
We state that two gentlemen were on the groun
who were with Gar6elde in the Cariboo country
and had frequently heard him "hurrah for JET
Davis and denounce the war for the suppresslo
Of the rebellion" The afidavits TO convict 10
radical candidate of sympathy with treason ca
be had at any time, and yet be (Garne'ueJ ua
the brazen impudence 10 go on the stsnu an an
fatty deny the charge If downright lying WI