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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
viii ind 1t to their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
paper, and IN addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
Will be found not only in NewYork and all It's cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily.
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently Advertisements in each
ore read by oil classe Tux TRIBUNE dovotes especial
attention to reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF IT'S coll
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tsing follows DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents line. About words OF
our wide columns age ane Terms cash in advance
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following list Of plans submitted to Mr. James
o. Macgregor the superintendent OF Buildings, for the
PlaR No ssNo 294 West TsDtbs rea twostory brick stable
t5If7. Daniel Williams.
kve four woso Andbsemsnt frame dwellings each 93a AcsaI
Plan No ssiS corner Of Finysrse and paee r three
basement brOwns0Ds dwellings each l6aI Ma Rsre
ave one story brick tenement 2I5 Bassrd Monday owner
Plan No 9Noh side OF Forty hs 100 feet esst Of Ninth
glory brick fsclass dwelling s145 Jeremiah Crowley owner
Plan No ONo 30 Tnnlyplsce one siIstOry basement
Pdn No 1OotEorth side Of Forty ee0nds 5 feet east OF Third
twosOry brick factory s630 Patrick Qnnn, owner,
AZ bTownstone dwelling 2oI
Pic. No Sa-Souih sic. Of Fifty sst l4s feet cas-, Of Sixth
ave three brOvbsiOn dwellings, each 2Is Moses Mayer
PoS No lO5I-North side Of FbirtysIthst iE feet east Of Phb
6yeOr and basement brick dwelling 2I7O Isaac lay
Plan No lOs5Yorth side Of onebusdred twenty Nurht POS
feet of Esys tEOOry frame stable sI2S Jas Louns
PoS No iOOs-s W. corner Of Thav, and Fny.eigbh Eve
eye-story brick tepersnts, 2x60 John j. Burehe
Plan No 1OOtNo $50 East BeveatbsL; ftestOrT
Plan No IOoS-Norh Fitysevenht, 2S feet Of
EHths urso basement bToSnsone dwellings each
Plan No LOea-Rast side Of sevsntEe 40 feet south Of Nine
peeOthSt ORestOT brick factory 23IS Valentine Fnk
Psn No loio-SOrh side Of FNyseveutbs 80 feet west
EsveDtbsSe three brick dwellings each l68T@ John
Pan No OlSO 80 sberFst reari fOursiOy brick tens
PH NJ IoiSwea d Of Jefferson ST. s feet north Cherry
s story BRICK tenement 2GI6s Claus DLoge owner NIL
and cellar dwellings each sLbKo VIM
Fan No Ol4-So 2is RIabethst one esOy brick iron
o re 4 GWellng, 2JNtn John Carey, owner.
Plan No. lO5North side Of Twenty hi{ IVY eet easi OF
Elevea,haye Onss'ory frame she'd %tI@a J. B. '" '"
Pa" ~ ioi6-west side Of Mssons7s Fortybir and
three fourstorJ and basement browuone dwellings,
K ii CuGgru,
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"
The sale Of property on the plank road near Lake
Vev pssac county, the 2lst inst, is an indication
sbt e day of sensational auction sales TO parties buy
ss or speculation is past few lots were purchased
y poor people for improvements but the sale was not
eucCe.s Yet there Is demand Tor property, both by
parties from New York and from Paterson Local buyers
however are waiting for the approaching day when they
9eieye that prices will have declined and they will be
able 10 buy plots for building at moderate sums. The
syiditv with which houses at moderate cost
Iut on suburban plots purchased, is attested by
rnrrat,gns along Wsst, Paterson, where, within the
year Col DerrOm has bought ana SOLD nine houses 10
local purchasers The price of lots east OF YoIkaye
NIst Is from $500 to $780, The high rates Of rents are
driving rers Of houses TO an ambition to property
twOs DRIED frame house. with seven eight rooms in
any tuerabe locality rents FOR $500 to $780, Such houses
I'VE yearS ago. cost probably $500 000 with the lot.
landlords claim 10 per cent present valuations Ten
have discovered that with lot at $780, and Wood
ward tage at g 500 $4,000, they money.
Ghis creates a local normal demand by men who
waiting the expected decrease OF 40 per cent In real
estate. The Paterson Savings Bank, institution
started little while ago. patronized solely by mechanics
aud lubOTers, has loaned money 10 laboring men
wherewIth TO build eleven houses. constructing.
Sales of lots 6OxlOo on old Plank Road, Main
ST. in the vicinity OF Madison ave. recorded al $780,
although lots In that neigbOrhoOd are hold nOmnaly at
$500 for lots 25XlOO The streets south of the city,
along Mairet, rapidly improving by poorer class
OF people especially Hoanders who build small houses,
and have truck gardens Mason McNRbb have sold II
lots Ia this vicinity to W. c. Watson, for 800 At Pas
sale vla there is moderate demand for property for
building purposes in good locations On Paullson and
RassacNeS and JeersOn-st for instance lots Q6Kl00
sell for 5000 G. NJ X. PaulisOn and wife have purchased
from Abel Conkng four plots from the lands OF the lat
ter 75J5 each improved by Woodward Gothic cottages
which cost about $1,000 EACH for $1,000 plot Messrs.
tOndiCi Co. have leased plot at Dundee DAM with
water power, Tor S2,lOO per year rent.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDl
Nsb .Strs,p 8tal Gstats for SaI,.

P0SELLE, n. J.-For SALE at a bargain, q
h Prenehrcof HOUSE 35I2? wing 2Or2O lower 12r2
lot f5S2o;
price $4,000 ;tems easy Call addrssP NICHOLS IS Leon
4
. SPLENDID FARMS for SALE or EX-
- CHANGROne Of BIS acres one OF 6 westebeseri one
of acres with stock Eew.Buuswef; ell good baIing.
A SRRGBAST 81 Wallst
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Xsaal 1otitts.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, Suffolk County.
IN. HERMAN YBRKBs Plaintiff against CHARLES q hu6hN
UIJBBELL gehef-(Con.
not Descendants abovenamed You hereby
and required complaint this which will be
died in the once CLERK Of the County Of Suffolk Rvshest
s. county and 10 TO the said complaint
the their Office Rverhea 10 Suffolk County within
twenty DAYS after service Of this exclusive OF tue
dsy az uh service fail the said complaint whla
bs time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action will apply 70 tee Coars Zoe
he relief demanded In the eomplaiut-Dsted July 49, 1863
MILLER 4 TUTHILL. Plaiatfs AtorueTs.
The complaint the action fe u th once Of The
Clerk Of Safol County the seventeenth day " Jul loJ
as3 lAAsWE MILLkA KskuiLL f'eaH' s"'"A'>
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NEW JERSEY.

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
By MULLER WILKINS & 60.
Nam, house and LOT, Of l5st los 7hsye lot 2xO3 sc 200
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Corporation Notit,s.
DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT..
~ To Conrao-Separate sealed proposals each Endorsed WIZ
which relates With the name OF e saasr s.i
this ONCE (Rotunaa
o'clock M 49, 1862 Scr the construction OF oHe-
Fiiteh.
Houston 70 FOureenthst Nlnhsts
from Srtsy Broadway Forty fourth st. from Fifth 70 Sixth asei
Env snhst from Fifth Sthavei Twenty sixth FROM sixth 70
Eg6thsve Twentbt, from Sixth to Tenthave Seventeen st..
fon Third 10 SIeth from Lexington 10 Fah ave;
from SIhaye TO Broadwayi aud Bghtesnth " ou
Si1th Eighth MaleDlane throughout spngs fOa
Broadway TO BOwery Eleventhst from Avenue to FSasaei
Foteht Sixth Nln,haye; Soonest nom WhteoaH 70
Brosst; Piy sGthst from First TO SeeOnte Thrtynnh.
fom Eighth 10 SIyIbst, from Third TO Fnhayet
THIRTY Third LeIngonsve Nneteenth fron
Second Thiraye Sixty eoDds nom First to Fth Thirty
from Seventh Eghthave Fnyhrs from secondave 70
Esst River P nuthst from Third to Fnhaye also for tbs
viog crossgaks side Eighth from oDehundt and
onehnDdred and from to o.
corner Fourhve and EOurtsenh FOGrth Ons sua
bred Theth and One hundred and ss; from 70
corner Rooseyst from No lt1 10 NO lS bs
Fourtseuh Ess; Nnetesnhs opposite School No ~ .ne
across Tweneh opposite School No 81 across West az
Wetst at side OF Leoyst across west
A. at side Of Garrison we to pier H. and aeoss
WMtaballs., front OF No So
once. IHOS STEPiihNS,, Z c-.... ,...,..,p,..x
GEO. s. GREENE
Sent H. 1859
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Sept. %, 1862
Tree railroads now connect Newark with
SewYork tho three together running 81 traips each
way every "a hours The time by the Newark and New
York the new line Of the NewJersey Central is 80 mln-
utes Newark is still rapidly increasing In wealth and
oopujaon and has many attractions place of resi-
ece for eeople doing business in NewYOrk Not only
IT. accessibility Its excellent markets broad and
81 Pr streets low taxes, commend 1t to such of our
81 Ems n are IN search Of homes out of the city.
SIR 5 Embersou has negotiated another heavy sale Of
Hudson River property, viz the estate, comprising %
o,Is win residence, TarrytOwn, lately owned by
ADXander A. MeldrOm, TO George Lewis ir for S2jO0O
MI. Frtar homestead at Highland N Y. has been pur
chased by Harvey OstrGnder, esq, for ST. 800
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3,al Gstai, TO 6stbans,.
guasts atS farms Wuntia.

NNTANTED-New-Y York or jersey PROPERTY,
w IN exchange for very valuable Of land within sight Of the
CITY Of Chicago big chance Tor able hold IN Address
particulars X. g., l62 Broadway Room IL, Newfofk
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City SsaI estate for Sale.

A NEW 4-stOry, brown-stone, high-stoop
~ HOUSE 25I62IlOO on West FnecOn1st built work
with every improvement Open daily for inspection from I'll O'Clock
JOHN C. GRAPF. 229 Broadway, Room 10.
E0R SALE or TO LET-3S3 Broome-st, near
Muber foprstoy basement sub cellar brick altered into
has independent walls and water trougho1 in complies
order lot 25KA Apply 10 w. W. STEPHENSON, 2s Broadway,
Room H.
EOR SALE-One and one 4-stOry brown
story HOUSE; design material aud workmanship 6rscss
Apply on the premises 23 Ess Fifty between Fourth and
teiinstonsseG, Oihr. NEWTON
HARLEM HOUSE (price $1,000 to exchange
for house Brooklyn pree 1900 to sOOO Fulton
Ferry NJ A. RULANS & Co. No. BesEmaust., y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24

QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
~ 28th ANNUAL FAIR will be bed at hneola l.,
on WRpNkSDGY THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sept 20 and 80 and
% paminm, will DO awarded Cattle Horses aud all articles
cornscd With Agriculture Horticulture the Mechanic Arts od House
hi nry Manufacturers Dealers be supplied win room
aaa sA''''' ~' T'' hiassls l. L
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Country Zeal Gstat, for saI..


A COUNTRY PLACE of about 10 acres, with
srty wanted OSCAR SMITH 81 FhAve Fourteeuthst or
ROBBRT SeMRRyILLB, 81 Hassaa.st
EARM for SALE-2OO acres Of Land, situated
depot c. c. c. NJ Road niles from Columbus Ohio For
Ohio. - =
TOR SALE-FROTT FARM near, Smyrna,
L Del, $4,000. Address PEACH, Brsuford peL - :
YARNS for SALE or EXCHANGE. -
600 Acres with substantial improvements In Sullivan County,
Erie Railroad. -- -
l5 Acres with frcsss Improvements In Orange County, Es
Railroad.
200 Acres hour from Cyi line Of SOrthsn NJ Railroad.
with 6rstos0 improvements. Il =
Acres Hudson River hours rom New York
80 Acres, With fair Improvements; Staten Island Rsroad
IT'S Acres with superior dwelling ouboues complete orderi
PHILIPS FALL0N Co. l35 Broadway under Rome ms Co.
TOR SALE-A most desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE and FARM Of 23O wA stock cops aadtoosj
water 6 abundant fruit and TIMBER Amp hngs In good
repa has brook admirably adapted trout rasl sceBeTy hnei
unsurpassed healthy oea two miles from god market and
railroad station. Terms Address Boz 4R Goinsle c.
MANUFACTURERS TTENTIO1--A valu-
wi able PROPERTY suitable for hirtmakipg III business
be purchased low price Consists ola ane dwelling and lawn
depot Of the NewsVep Railroad Apply to darn Real Estate
Agency II. HoYT, Daren DEPOT Conn., j.. =.
SOUTHERN LANDS for Sale or EGhange.--
- Mineral Coal and Timber Lands Tracts for Enti, Farm, and
Plantations throughout the South. Terms ibsrA SHELTON
JONES Co. No. 11a Broaiway ~ -.
SPLENDfD village FARM, Is acre. and Oil
from ithaca. II. CAMP.
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BroukIpn 9rop,rip % ytt.

ITO LET-FURNISHED on Brooklyn Heights,
within minute. walk Of Walt Ferry toy English bi,%su,
Btt and stone Dwelling rh all the modern Improvements Rent
moderate 10 private family 0-nsr living In Europe Apply
b DAVBsPORT Agent No. l57 Montagaest, Booklyn N
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1869


pAREPA-ROSAA AT STEINWAY HALL.
ek sssBAB bE RyEf1Se otS S;ss e,
For the 1 e. SpoK Ks9 I'D SREsA G2HPST
R, ,oso. ayoSPG a. &C SA EAnIyT,v
use Hail. and i S4SsraE E SSo; coA a; the popular
- HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Which, taken in connection With s charitable object should result
0VDoiANl'AD M sf FAREPA. R6 l'rOnl Una DC
MIS- a:. F FSS sFSckroS Mrs. Mr. " T. S casTEf
NJ S. O. CAMPBELL Mr. GUSTAvUS HALL.
W. AND Mr. CARL ROSA
have unhesltatDgly rendered ;hsI valuable services
The sale Of Seats commences On P9AY N At Sts1ES Hal
THEATKE FRANCAIS. PAREPA,R0SA.
a F sG fET sEy s s4 SS THE FSH
Mr. segain Msra Castle Campbell Laarane' aud Howard Ia
eA aslsS sGHFas GIRL i4sEE GS57g''''
without NINE s1 Pzfs 81 .sS&5iaE IS AIRLINE
supported BY the same excellent cast a. previously;
Seats secured I days adysn:, the French Th'aer " sArn'T
SATURDAY NIGHT. FRA DlAv0L0. GREAT CAST.
RO0TH' THEATER. -,
THIS AND EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY,
MISS BATEMAN,
ia her great and original character IS E
MISS BLANCHE DE BAR,
~" Mr. THEo HAMILTON
and the entire Stock Company.
FIRST LEAH MATINEE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER z5TH, AT O.
SATURDAY EVENING,
Revival Of - -
Principal characters represented By MISS FANNY mORANT MISS
BLANCHE DE BAR, and MR. THEo HAMILTON ..,.,..
Doors at IT. 10 commence al 0ooch
days advance the oce Of the Theaier
It's Branch cketo at the Music Store OF u Dson Co., NO
I'll Broadway.
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Smus,msnis.


| THE AMERICAN Il IaS MN INsTIT ,IJI,6,
BEHHfEs sHIs hfR6 ..d fsSGarHsrs
This the most Complete Exhibition made the Institute
THE MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.
S SGw IN Ply Full MOTION wG1dsa DP 9Th as sa's
and vf SATqEPAT zAssTERSSoSs EVERY EyEsse
sS Ps% s .s Es n ss..
~ n B dSM 70 SaG TO S TIE R. TA Car. s. sssss 90:
A%P C5 S and xD DsTt Mean PROM BR0okYs
the fynntht BeLae Railroad nter.eer the Third and IN
1t o ss f I'll ' e is' E ks sr @ I m
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA Managers and Co
GRAND HISTORICAL AND ROMANTIC FRENCH OPERA
FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MILE. EUPHEMIE BLEAU
without vocal rival in this couutyl
from the Imperial Opera House, Paris
THIS FRrDAY) EVENING Sep. a. 1885,
FOR THE FIRST TIME,
HALBvpS GREAT ROMANTIC OPERA
LES MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA RENE
MILE. BLEAU,
(vhO will introduce Masses celebrated Carnival De veae
MN hD sE REfIfGRi b ;Gf and sths
Prices usual Seats for sale at the regular authorized Ticket o
TOMORROW SATURDAY, FIRST GRAND MATINEE
LA JUNE.
HERMANN, EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
STEINWAY HALL.-PATTI CONCERTS.
The Public respectfully informed that the greatest living concert
vocalist, -
will make her .p1 saaS GAs sSTps ra s S., return m 60
FOUR ~ GRAND PATTI CONCERTS
SATURDAY 25th, MONDAY, 27h WEDNESDAY, 10Th, anS
THURSDAY. aoh september alta o'clock, assisted By
Mons THEODORE RITTER, the great classical Pianist bis s
pearance America
Mons. J. p PRUMB, the eminent Violin viriuoso,
THEODORE HABELMANN, the popular Primo Tesore sod
MAX MARETZEKS GRAND ORCHESTRA
Admission so and 81 extra according 10 10
cation.
Seats a senvsy HALL also 7dl and lli BroadSay
N B.-Ths 81 so seats Snvay Hall Ticket Ohce ouly
TUESDAY 2sth September, Brooklyn Academy
AMMANY-TAMMANY.- 9th appearance Of
JAMES MACE in "STATUESQuB ILLUSTRATIONS" R,areit
Brothers Harry OUR the Laurie Six distinct hes
Nights Of the Queen Of Hearts" FRIDAY,
Path Benefit PAULINE MARKHAM Scenes from ron sATUk
DAY Matinee st2 Secure early Great bill Immen atrsenee
T A CROSSE-LA CROSSE.
IL Friday Saturday having been stormy the eoncufee
City for b present will be played by TIE Ia
Woods FRIDAY aud SATURDAY. sept and ~
at o'clock ?. Admission rs cents
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5s5 Bdway.
~ GLORIOUS SUCCBSSi HUNDREDS TURNED AWAIT
BIRCH, wAMB0LD. BERNARD. AND BACkUs
SAN FRANCISCO hINSTRELS ..... .-,-
WITH NEW FACES, NEW DECORATIONS NEW SONGS NE"
DANCES NBW ACTS, NEW MUSIC. &c, NC
500. ----------------------------l
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At DONALDSON & MEARES',
N Nos Opening from Auctoui .
bargains 10 rich BLACK SILK FRlNGES AZ about
gains ....,,- u,,, ,,,r, ro,,ruvc c,TtyS cAcu
TRIMMING SATINS all eoo $50 yards heavy LINEN BACh' Tue
quality. - -.uu..,., 81, ,--,
N, opepipy importation Of 100 KID GLOVES all choice
colors every warranted. give auotheru they tear
Now opening splendid line OF
Hosiery aud UNDRRG ARMgNTS EMBRODERIEs, HOUSE.
KEEPING GOODS aud RBADYMADE UNDER CLOTHING,
M b''' ~ DONALDSON MBARBS.
Cnrner SIth and Nineteenthst
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Country prup,rtp "a Jtt.

TVO LET-A fine HOUSE, furnished, at half
price miuues from NesYork Central Railroad Of EeNJersY
On. IN Brs0kya Z. W. srE8BIss, 3Foas@
, 1869-06-18
Alas Poor (ieorria.

The Empire State of the South seems tc
be re>inHicted with the special affective COM
sideratlon OF the uuscrupulous powers that
be We observe that cabinet meeting has
resolved 10 push troops into Georgia, if the
carpet-bag Governor will consent to make q
requisition Of the government for troops to
suppress internal insurrection. 1t will be no
stretch Of conscience on the part Of Bullock
to assert that troops are necessary to preserve
order, and that the civil authority is made.
quate to maintain ITSELF Any scalawag is
competent to the task-Bullock certainly is,
and we shall soon see large portion of the
Federal army moving into and overriding the
civil authority of the great Empire Stale Of
the South, on false and lying assumption
of false aud lying carpet-bag Governor,
with the direction of the venal and corrupt
Government at Washington.
If there is any considerable trouble in
Georgia, the Administration and the world
know the cause of it and the prime movers
Of it. Let the internal fends who have been
sent into that section be left to their own
resources-let the garrisons be removed-let
the people Of Georgia have the control Of
their own destiny-let the black people SHIFT
for themselves and, like the white people
there, be compelled to work and earn a living
let the agitators and fanatics rest for sup,
port upon their own merit-and we shall
have no more Of this 'insurrection' as it is
called Life is as safe in Georgia and the
South to-day as it is anywhere under the folds
of the flag; for lite is secure nophere. In
the North continuous reign of murders,
assassinations aud crimes unparalleled in its
ceaselesS record. 1t is no worse in Georgia
but 1t ought to be. The Georgians to the soil
indigenous have a natural, moral and divine
right, to say nothing of right constitution
al, to govern themselves, and it is only won.
derful that they have not long since hanged
the rascals sent among them to insult, outs
rage, and rob them, and to tyrannize where
freemen live and where liberty is cradled.
'Let US have peace, said the seven years
man when he sought the peoples suffrages.
But bad he said let us have eternal war; he
could not have indicated his policy more per
fectly. 1t is a rule of perfdy and oppression
of unjustifed interfereDce-ot inexcusable le
iutermeddling-th the Jacobin party seek
to establish. If bloodshed is rife in the land
the radicals are happy; for in commotion
uprisings, and internal turmoils only can the
fostering and damnable evil exist.
If the Georgians want peace, let them frs,
hang their carpetrbaggers. These dogs will
never permit peace 10 cone to the people
They ore as low aud characterless set Of ras
Gals as ever fed the North to escape sco'
free the crimes for which they should now
be the inmates of our peniteutiaries There
is not one of them who has any character
whatever. They improved morals in this
section by going away from it, but God help
those who are afflicted with them. Hang
then! War leads to peace-Hemp is cheap
liberty is dear-haug them by the score,
and let us all have peace !-Democratic
Wdtchmop.
, 1869-06-18

- ANY News To-Day IN. L E. Brown propose
to close out their entire stock between now and
the first of January, and to do so will give pur>
chasers great inducements. Their stock en-
braces everything in line of clothing, fancy and
staple dry goods, groceries, ETC., all of which
will be sold at wholesale or retail. Purchasers
are requested to call and examine the stock be~
fore buying elsewhere. A store and fine fire.
proof attached to it, as well as elegant and
commodious dwelling house, for sale by them.#
, 1869-06-18

ARREsrED.-John Collision, one Of the parties
to brutal murder on the wallula road, was ar.
rested on the arrival Of the stage, at noon to-
day. The arrest was made on an indictment 1
found BY the last Grand Jury. At the time Of
the murder Collision was acting 10 the capacity
Of Deputy Sheriff, aud on the pretence that his
prisoner was endeavoring to escape, be irst shot
him down and then shot him four or Eve times
after he was PROSTATE and helpless. The mur-
der occurred in the month of Oetoper, 1868.
Owing to some sharp practice, the Grand Jury
IN session at the time failed to return a bill,
but even this did not avail TO screen the mur>
derer wto will now be compelled 10 answer for
his crime
, 1869-06-18

THE POPULAR VorE.-At the general election
in 1867, the popular vote in Walla walla county
footed up 1898. This year as will be seen by
reference to the table on our FIRST page the vote
foots up ll24-a gain of but &c votes in two
years. Two years since the democrats had COG; ;
this year they have 74O-a democratic gain of
1874. At the election of 1867 Flanders had 1872
This year Garfelde has 3s4-a republican loss
of %. These figures are important as giving
the lie to the intimation in the OrrgOnidn that
fraud had been resorted to by the democracy to
carry the county. Instead of fraudulent voting,
1t is we'll known that very many legal voters abs
sented themselves from the polls, thus showing
a smaller vote than a full turnout would have
exhibited. The radicals freely admit that quite
number of their supporters refused to come to
the polls the reason being their aversion for
Gar6ede. The democrats lost number OF
votes by men who were out in the mountains
cutting wood, and who were unwilling to take
the time to come in and vote. The republicans,
with a more popular candidate, would have
polled possibly SO more votes, which, added to
y3s4, shows their real strength in the county.
, 1869-06-18
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up to the 10th day Of June, at the Lapwai
Agency, Nez Perces Reservation, l. T., for the
following supplies:
100 pairs ph White Blankets,
1000 yards good Cotton Cloth,
1000 yards good Bed Ticking,
10 doz. 30 in. Woollen Shawls,
$50 Striped Cotton Shirts,
so Calico Shirts,
SO large Calico Haudkerchiefs,
500 yards Calico, (fast coors),
10 lbs Black and White Linen Thread,
20 pairs Mems Coarse Brogans.
300 lbs Hard-pressed Tobacco,
doz' l gal. Tin Kettles,
doz. gal. Tin Kettles,
5 doz. Tin Cups.
The privilege is reserved to take more or less
of the above articles, as the Agent may think
BEST as, also, tie right to reject any and all bids
ROBERT NEWELL,
Lapwai Agency, Nez Perces Reservation, l. T.
The party awarded this contract will pay the
advertising.
June 3, 1869. 2w26