davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-02
PORT or CHICAGO.


The following were tho arrivals anil cIeArnncea
for the twenty four bours ending al 10 o'clock last
night:
AnniyAls-stmrH coront. at: Joseph. sandrts, Chi.
dscs; p1ops h.de'ph!s naso. ,nnarsa; t".'n m..e-
:sn!r't:: y ies:s. s.asatces :anarI..: cals
das. :nat,G1: se53 Ices Ms ri: ~
ftsMrr. Jennie Mutn. trdin1tn1. t,ir,h~r: japan,
!uhsnxten iufnhct: Incotn bali. LmdinRnn. irsnlrr'
nav I7ts MJftie, rentankse. lumber; Speed. IuInK.
hsxt. E!!e. co.t. f15as Giaaa. ch:'rJr.n. isaher,
i"er& .Musksaan. nntes; ). +. peSnndre:. % atrsa
tintneA N4nstre. lumber; scav Martha, GsoM Point.
KraTrI.
Cls4a.xczss.sehr 4: 4. IsoTsr, E,ssnsh.. :oo - ::
Au RE! artr j. NlHEf. uTain lafFy1 hu ezra; prop
s,t.tn' ;,uslo Il Sn euru; n ssh1 Ia Ts}ty hui
s!a s. m c ~ ,sT s's ~ hk1ss' hSt ps,R II
tts SOFT and snndstcs: sehr North spe hnHso.
h1 wheAlt athr st. tavfenre. n11Alo. 21pD 1!u wheat
achr FcntaHkee, nfalo I5Ho hu what. prhr y. II.
tmphAm Frankfort As cn7,ih Etone ttmf totpna- ~.
1or 10 hfls pork and sundrirss p MeAsenRrF itenoa
MArbf Is hfts -four. hrs ofK- and anhHrfts, tttnT
GhfraGn SeloyHsn ~ brs apaiess 70 MliwaMkrr. aun
hrrs prop o. r. Heath. Saurautk. bfls OIL md ann-
drfrt prn O1.eg1tchfe: DRicnshtTE. s. 90 bu corn.
1t,UJ1 hu taA. 20 hFs pHfk. AnH RuodeteA,
, 1877-10-02

T'nJon ,r,,tfb h,,I e,yc,l him. Jnrk evidently "a
sInrr1c' and III. sin,,lt,i,r' hm.nrr n, viii a.
carnrstnr.s NJ mi n,iin,s mntt ,nakr him d
.trnu,, tyIrtcr r., thc tr,n,rrancr M we'll ns In
tic rrltrius tclj, HJs rlwI,trnrc. though some.
what n,arrr,i nv hat1 grammar. Is )rr,tlstthlc,
md can move - nm a,,,Iien,. to laughter ntui
tcar.. ia entertainer thr, trraricys for ten
minutes, and VA, .i,,ly appreciated.
Tic Iicy, j, ". TowsleY, Of Ntbraska, came
To ask nsstrtanrn ft,r lie First Church, nf
Omaha. which had recently been eoG Tho
congregation now wurshjucd In hail, and
nccsIc,i money to huIt,l church. Thry l.ai
turned ali tbrir prnrertY over h tI,eir CREDITORS,
and now nwc,l nothing ant were ont of isl,t.
The her. Charics H. Zimmerman, of Evans.
ton, BtAtc1 the condition 1T ffs cilusrh, Wcl,
was also su!icrinR fran financial pses,,lrc. lic
had been arouMI a shining " with more Of 1csa
success, principally 'c4s. All they had yet tn
rai.c wN sl,ls1 licwanted to gct all the spare
.iollnrs iust nnw, rather than tho Scbraska
| man, Ri.tcc charity brvnn at hume.
The 1scy. 11y Willing toned Brother Tows.
Icy as to the nectestyDfa third Aethrlst Church
In Orna14n, which he answered. Dr. Wtllinu
, 1877-10-02

ior thr surpIy Of f'"rt In that f"ctIon, they will
nat pair or tr.r1 thc following ecarnn, hut will
remain 1,"k. u. btrrs, Thai food-aupj1y has
great iuhlemc IN the seErH!nrtNrn"sa bf both
ntifnsIs af tlIAn is a well established TACT II
was. therefore, tictlttl mt IN llheratr all the
sir'Is N nne pl#tc." II this n a true obscrva-
IN tho language ot shr preacher little mttIi-
tiess-"t;o 10 the lquaI. maul consider her
ways, and l'c ~lsc: ~,ci having M gu1ac, over.
teee. or ruler" pravides (a:1ainst cfpopula-
linn.
, 1877-10-02

AN0TI1E1E lESTAEEE.
in referring to the singular coincidence TINT tho
achrs tIsprogFt1 and Cuynd wese satled BY tho
brothors Sherwood Ut the tno OF tho 1ato collision
OF Kcnosha, tho Milwaukee stnttntf SAYS: "Al.
though remarkable occurrence, It ls not tho ONLY
onc case Of tho kind OH record. III the summer vi
ln1b tho echrs Jane q, NutlfaN and Mary hattie,
commanded by capts Sullivan, brothers, collldca
In IeorgiaM Hay. tho vc.scls sustaining damages
amounting ia haiwern e. 0O0 and ST. 0O0. And.
what Ii atsangcr st,il. both vessels truuEed to
man, Mr. Joiln Hattie. OF Thurod."
, 1877-10-02

Sprrfal Dtsp1!chf 10 1Ae CAie'.1o 7ftbuns
MAnqrErrY, Mich, Oct. 1,-Arrired-Psor
1tayanA, schr Helena.
clear l-scbrs Alra Ufsd1oy. J. G. Harrison.
IasGed ut-pFop Peerless, St. Paul.
l'asscd lawn--Ann1e l.. CrniR.
Wind NORTH. WeathcF cold ard cloudy.
, 1877-10-02
A Horse Rtun% tn Death by Dees.

Haanefiit IN C:) Eagle.
All meeting recently At New Concord Church,
q horse MAS hitched too near humble. oces'
but as he charged ard plunged. attempting to
Ect Away, they attacked lin from ali fiies,
until the poor beast could stand It M longer.
lie uttered shrirk utter ahstek in h!s aHouy, aud
then lay down and dtc1.
, 1877-10-02
EttIl<


Eptciat DtpascA 10 7At CAtenao Tribune,
EntE. Pa, Oct. ]. 1.--Arriycd-Frnp ]. Il. Fay;
aehr Harvest Quoen Dutialo; sehrs Erie, Stewart.
Toronto.
I'cpartnrrs-Frpp ]. 9. Fay, Marquette.
Tho unftca States steatnrt Michigan left this
evening for six weeks cruise " the Upper Lnkes,
going 81 far ~ Chicago.
, 1877-10-02

NEs1tH = 80 <ANFAAAfe
They have got II down In oswseo. Tire Tnss.
OF that port, sa5s that, owtn1 " tho mysterious
disappearance Of Capt Van Dal.on. tho tug ssntiss
has been laid np. II Il foarcd that ht has suffered
frum souf rlxy- The Capi4tn has enjoyed tho sub
liluo :pdyflexu allotted to hut few men on this
sphcfr thsl OF ruA1iny such u,Attcr ~ lha above.
, 1877-10-02
st,0N,, ras refesrel to the Committee on 1Iomo

saShnant, M 'or u" ns1s TX "ulf, rt,, "a" ] rr..
rceotn rn ~, ,cn,ioti"u' mi to "'s ''o'"'''
'S~'"''':Il,;s' Tia cnuncn AT GARDNER
lin In ovcr,,,rtnm thc svnIxy NJ Nnr,i1r' Tit.
LIZ ts ~ ~ ra.f ~ rns "u f.,,. ., t,t,o @ ~
tcrr !" m that If fhicn1 III II wn. .taicI IT.
"sr, 70 stc .ne ~ ac "eter @ mn
AMI r." /, nnr,.ti.roI .,nonsr "'. .xti"1
%n',1 c nor,,e,ty "yni.1 If thp .ros
made. The i'rcshytcry of ottawa /. wi,l]ntt TO
,ot. hc h nattos n ~ In rr. sn crn1a;nc ~ Xxx
Il cust ti'cn IA nr sli, IN gst - nv ,','c nver
f,am Mnrris n iii fhc mimi m ,,c.s.},n NY
IT, piackim,rn tog !. ~, nnt1fsr ~ I,.,u,,,
cin,rchcs n,iei'i wont to rnmr S anH ,l,cr mtt,h.
a. wclj sTaliow tho vhola ri of I ottawa t f'rcsEy.
tcry, '""0" WV ""''' - o1'""" A'eo''
rh, ...,.,o. .,,,t...
p: %ofrati, fso,. the sonmttee ot II: ~. IN.
sh% s,ns"so' % " smu hiAath Gnns'' "ra. Inv
, |" ny o' ~ ~ w # ~ n En,is,.,. -,
vii art - % sitr]crc,or Tn tsy j. ionro eiison
n osser the eaGc io s sope an ts
,ss octor,"I "'''' ''uS W. '"o P'e'"' ''o''S
W. ~ hasenp.eu; H r., nn ,rs r,5o~ I, II wou,
nos. s, nea "u ~ rar.s,,n r. ~. WIZ ~
,rorl ~ sha .hrch 'e0 vi A'''' " '"o
NJ" ~. w. % sne ~ 1.s,o-.o Past, f,h,-,, ....
M ac tcuess ~ vsn1!n ~ s!o afH y. ,', n"n tmae
.o..t,., nesot ~. nv ~ 'e
rh. ,o MaS n,,,c.u f,,n, ,ro,,, H.. -,.,,
tim as nastnr nf Tho church nj Hrn}r1ymHI lila
,sas n,a,,s %Is m s,,unrt "n,tcr ~. hoI
,een nnrnci for Tin, n aunther direction. and
l1o was rci,ctantly compelled to soycf l,ie cun.
nrctfon With j}rnIilwNal.
Filler Hcouin. inv drlrvnto frnm thn ch,trrb
mi, lint hr rn,I od,l n,thinr In ttc statr,nri,t'
Ttev were tu, tunr to tcrn III. f31uu" and
nnrte,f frnm hin wfti, prc,t rcrrct. e'
Tic Koy. htr, Deal, and tjIo IScy, r, Y. Davis
bors Testimony to lie good whfcj, l,atl Lcru cf
irctc,l within tic nnst ty, ycars i,v the cj,rrh.
Dr. Dnyls tio,ivEt That It wns uretty oylIIu tt,
In work Of tic church ihat ytclcntr l,nd ita.m
ayoI,ic,l during the strikc. A''' "@S''
Tho Ilev. Ur. Hinckh,,rn thourtt TINT Tim
to. Here WIS church which did not Wnnt to
!ofe Us pastor. anu pahtor VINO ~ not want
w 1o Gon wv TIop ~ s1,',s pN'*
Mr.. Gunn expia!ncti that be ha,l onnltetf for
all, but that The Hoard Of Home Missions Ind
rule against contributing to tho support of
, 1877-10-02

DEATH or 4 VES3EL-OWNEH.
A telegram f5on Cleveland yssterday announced
tho death At tho kennATd lIonsc, Of Cspt y. Eu.
sign. of Buffalo. Deceased was = well. known yes-
stl-owner, and had been identified with tue lake
MAttAc for long time.
, 1877-10-02

Yesterday afternoon while the schr Champion
was lying 1t ths dock near Adams street bridge tbs
schr kate l;lictt, In tow Of tho tug Parker, rail-
lnfo her and yanked out I rathrad-
The frhr t3s+id ltunter sprung her mainmast on
Tho pa+sars fron bastons lar ~ Atlwaukoe. She
Il receiving new spar vt Asssss- Woif = David
cons.
, 1877-10-02


CnieAno. Oct. 1.-Frefghts were active and firm
at 3i(e for oats. Axe for snrn, and 44c for wheat
tn Buffalo. tsoon WAS taken for f59 900 bu wheat,
:r0 ono In corn, and 125. 600 bn Data. Ch1rtcr:
To IuFalo-Achs Sage. and bsrgea D!ctstoF ard
Jarvis Lord, wheat II 41sc: sc!,f J. Couch. Mont
pcltcf, J. u. Wilbur, and baldwin. corn At 4kc:
prop Montana, corn through; achrs Z. Chandler
and Golden Fleece oats at axe. To Snrn!a-PFop
rrIt!.eon and Low y. Usrdner. corn through. To
0SlcnabueK--rrnpa NsweEatchle and Empire State.
corn and oass. In The afternoon the tchraC: q.
ot iAc. and tle prou Scn.la. What 10 Mou.real.
sclr +. Il. tiatdner gets 81. fEia for cargo Of
lumber frhm Traverse City 10 Godertch, An nd
vance Of about &c.
echr Lnc,a 4. Simpson takes wheat from Port
Washington to buffalo at &c per hu.
, 1877-10-02
RELIGIOUS.
senai.Annunl Meeting OF the Chi
cago Presbytery ct Ev.
anston.
What Is tho Clerical Dividing
Limo Between I'rcvarica-
tiUn and Lying2
The Rev. G. 4, Wilkins, Of Paw Paw,
Demitted to tho Hudson
Presbytery.
Meetings OF the Methodist and
Baptist Brethren.

Meetings OF the Methodist and
Baptist Brethren.
TIE 1'REsnYTERIANS.
sxN1-AHnuAt MEETING or TuH CHICAGO PRES
nFTHRr.
The Chicago PreabYtcry commenced fts semi
annual session yesterday morning In tho lecture
room Of tho Presbyterian Churci, At Evanston.
Tho lscv. W. F. Wood, Of rcotonc, called tho
meeting TO order and led In PRAYER, nftcr
nWhat hast tllou done for mol" llad been sung
by The nsscmbage. About forty clcrgymen
nnf lay tlclcgatcswc present, antl three Of four
loslIes. Following Is tho roll: Ministers and
1tcntsatcs-fiiram II Kellogg. Jot'lam scnall,
william Brobstun, James II. 'rrowbridgc, Jacob
t,Il,sor j. Abbott French, Charles l.. Tllomp-
ron, D. D.. t1corgo c. Noycs, y. D., Davld
T. johnson, Walter Forsyth, John II. Walker,
E,1wanl r. Wells, Amos II. Dean, Joseph Mac
lIatscn, Henry F. Miller, Edward Darrett. VIII
lm, +, Wood, David Clark, Thomas NJ. Gum,
George Dunlap, Joseph A. stcintlartt, August
II. Ilngcr, anil Henry Z. Granger. Elders:
R,hcrs Strong, Dni'ago; Jan,c. Otis, First,
Chleago; q. G.. Benton, s,'cnnd, Chicago;
Charles,. J; MrE5ist, SIKH, Ch!rngo; Thomas
lluod Eighty; Chicago; y: q. Holmes, Jefrcr.
Thr,o. H. f,atwc,i. Rfoo,n. il n. t7fiharf IIria
1.att.. nnJ...1 II. Anrlr. Ernnsfnn: ~ = tatnn.
f1ss IuciIi ov no1, H. ~ nseu ~ nrn s.ams,eS,
row ~" Tctiren from The rljnstry. VIVA eosen Wn4i.
ru r+atnr md Mr. i, +. Wrin wns nnnnfnici Ten.
.nnary t1,rE to scrvc fnr I'm next sir month.
H. 1icv, T. II. Davis nctci ns Permanent flcrL.
anil the Rcy. D. 4. johnson, Of Hyde Parx, Us
e'aeu o.In,' oian. tbo ,oc,.ct w,. omcn,,c, ~ =, ~
uh ,in, liz Go ~ H W. ~ to aas,r so ~ .o
p1'4o W '. ~. H. orn,on" rreri.oa az,
soA 90 rrseseg lo1 nG'o.o'na H., eacse.'ss ana t,a
tho RECEPTION u fePost' OIL LILO sta'e ot LUG
charehcs;;c -, ,,,u.,. ~
sGrteaiS y ais1as'2n ,a n ol Inc icy - ~.
nGfra -. ., -, ,."ta .nu M
ahu e9ne eeo.nrnull.a,y sesoiui3o''n ,auop,ea w
tlat m1y were teceigeu, ana II c, MosIna 1s waa
adnlil1co to melnpelsalP III tno sA'ea9o ffcaoS
teri.
, 1877-10-02

CHICAGO, 81. PAUL L MIKEEAPoLw LINE.
Ticket oGIccs u Clark-a anil 1t ktnse. Street Depot
, 1877-10-02

Kanms Ctr Denver Fart Fl si131 .. .'h .: pop rn
III. louis SpFlnRhr1a E1.... gaD !. H. Ranp. M
IT. Louis, fpfinRhelf Texas b4pl .. 7.1Da-
Fektn and ltDrt1 FAAt Express r1l =. nj 3Nip. NJ
rrbf1A, ksDknk d HGrI!nxttn baSl .. u 7:11 4.
Chtragn FadacAh IT, Il. tx. f1Hn i. nj. a:GOp m.
ttreanrt LAcHh WAsnton F. sl7:Jsp p. N. 3A1is IN.
Joliet Dwight Acc.INlmss8tn 500 .. m. T. b:10A
, 1877-04-28

ODD FELLOWS CElRBRATIoN.-The Odd
Fellows Of this city handsomely celebrated
the Ssh anniversary Of the establishment OF
the Order in the United States The iesliv-
iiies included su Grafton by Rev. Strong, a
very happy effort, end embracing much III
formation in relation to the history and wOrk
Of the Order. The Grafton was delivered 8
the Odd Fellows Hall, after which the mf1l-
beTs ard their invited guests repaired ie
o Brien's Hotel, wbe-e an excellent cola
tion awaited them. The supper was fine,
the music Ly the First Cavalry band was
equally fine, and 70 the y hole wac adled abe
charm Of fair ladies, who we're out in large
numbers. and by their presence greatly coa-
tribaird to the enjoyment Of tbe occasion
The edibles disposed of, 'oasts were offered
and speeches made by II, ssrs. Holme-, John
son, Reynolds. Everrs aui Others, rle whole
rounding ont highly ersli,-Lls ealebr.tion-
SnPPer over, the door was cleared for dar''-.
and fur several bours the youag folks e;joy-
cd themselves in . tripping rhe light fan'as-
tic" Alfogerher he mrlaters of Enterprise
Lodge, /. 0 o. f, have reason 20 coagrlfa-
late thrmse.yeS upon !Le success o. their de
moEs-r2'iyn.
, 1877-04-28


INDIAN AFFMHs.-The long talked Of sub
!5s'-Joseph and the Wallowa yalley-which
Al' created quite a sensation amongst the set
Ie'' Of cur frontier lands, came to head
last Sturdy. with an interview between
'en, y. D. Howard and one Of Joseph sons,
''P'e>eniins his party OF tribr, claiming the
"4I"Ta valley. The General told him in
0''5i that be would give him one If TWO al
'7Inahves, viz: That be could have his
1-O''-, either 10 20 On his own reeerva-
o'a' the NJ Perez, OF the Uma'i.la, which
ns must do shortly" This was leading
als>'lou, which Joseph's son could not an
''t' then, and asked further time TO consult
"I' ''''e or band, which Gen. Howard grant
d. AID appointed ten DAYS hence as said
'''as' anu the place to be Fort L4pwai, l. T.,
"D5'e the General will meet Joseph's SONS
aD1 band. when the final answer will be
s"-n' whether they will peaceably leave
'l'" oid homes and hunting grounds for
- Offered them hy the L. 5 government.
-.s 81 Was fixed As The day to meet the
.'-aFen' bands Of the Walla Wallss. at WAL
--'A' to talk over their grievances, as the
',''- Las been separated into several bands
,,l'e he dea'h of their old chief. Peu.Peu-
'1' Homely, the hereditary chief,
d part Of The tribe, aud SnokUlly, the
!, -''h'r' large numter, and The balance of
'''oe scattered along the Columbia aud
L I'As MYERS. This question disposed of Gen.
'A,a goes to the Lspwai All that is
=, -'el L decision 10 let these Indians know
VIII De made to do as directed by the
,b;.'H'afnt- They sbonld ali be moved on
Hors iee'lVe Reservations, aud if General
npn.-s .I carries out his programme as CON-
H. H., ihe white settlers will have but lit
is with roaming bands Of Indians.
, 1877-04-28

THE FUR TRADE.-Oae day this week We
met at tie store of Mes~rs. Adams Bros. au
old trapper, named VIM. CovingtCu, who
was jus down from the head Of the Colum-
bia, where he had passed the winter i'll trap
ping. He had with him G5 martin skins,
lO7 cayote, silver fox, - mink, 6 fisher, 10
otter, p beaver, 8 cross fox, IS red fox, IS
rats, and Il coon skins Many of these furs
are valuable, some of the skins being worth
S25 each, and the whole cargo worth in this
market in the neighborhood of $500. They
will be shipped 10 San Francis,o, and after
passing through the furri-r's hands will reI-
resent thousands OF dollars During the last
season the trapPerS IN the interior w.re sue
ce-sful, and the shipment Of furs will Be quite
large.
, 1877-04-28

OHE MANS WoRK. A French typo,
named Fourier LrCierc. at one time foreinun II
On the Seattle Dtpa'sA, left Capt. Merry 5
employ ca the 20 h of lA-tJ,raary, for Santa
Bo-a, aud his employer hated to sc him 80.
On rhel.st upward 'ripof 'he Gorge u. fIav,
the sturdy little Frrnchm.r u,ade hisarIear-
uuce "a Portland with thirteen Others Of his
countrymen, all Of whom have Reached Kit
,iras valley, Yakima county. Thy al!
brought money vi them and have settled
on a tract Of land purchased by L C!elc last
Oc ubrr. These Frenchmen were mos'ly all
wiue-farmers and will hereafter give some at
trn'ion to grape Culture. which i defined to
become a great industrial feature OF this part
of the territory.
, 1877-04-28

THE Pow-Wow or COUNCIL held last
Saturday at the Garrison, between General
Howard and few of Joseph's band of uon-
treaty Indians. resulted in nothing definite.
Alli-eoit, Jo-eph's brother, done most of the
talking, and occupied much Of the time in
the usual stero'yped phrases of g. talk With
a good heart. a. 1 want 10 show you my
heart, &c, &c (Who wants to see his
hearth Indeed, if somebody had made hole
there for inspection some time ago, it might
have saved a heap Of trouble. However,
there certainly seemed 10 be a combination
between the different small bands of the res
ervation, to be governed by general agree
ment. Alli-cott said that if the others would
go on :he reservation they would. aud in,i-
mated that whatever one party did ;hey all
would do. Gen. Howard stated squarely
and uumistL kably that should they decline
to go on reservation, his orders were posi-
tive in the premises, and would certainly be
carried out by the troops, which evidently
meant business. The Indians left the next
day to consult with the reminder ot their
people, and were TO meet General Howard in
five or six days ct Fort Lapwai, ,or which
place the General and bis two aids, Captains
Wilkinson and Boyle, left on Monday last.
We are inclined 10 the opinion that the In
dians will conclude 10 do as they are requir-
ed, without any further difficulty. Their
general tone and appearance a: the council
did not indicate desire for war, and great
deal can be ascertained concerning their in-
tention and disposition from actions rather
than words A. soon as Gen. Howard re-
turns from Lapwaia--abOut next week-he
will visit Ihe'Wallowa valley, aud probably
visit the country north Of here.
, 1877-04-28

BREaDsrUFFs are daily advancing in
price, and now that the war in Europe is a
fixed fact the high price is sure to be main
tained. This Is good news for our farmers
who will be equally ready to feed the Ros-
sian bea- or cram the eraw Of the MOhomedan
-urkry. But while these grrat events are
-rau.p;rins in Europe, rigit here in Walla
Walla the topic of the hour is in relation to
the immense stock of goods nov being re-
.sivsd by Duseubery Bros. and sold BY them
70 the advantage OF customers These goods
were all bought from fist hands in New
York and San Francisco. and are low being
sold AT prices astouishiuGiy low. See the
new guoa- ard the cheap goods.
, 1877-04-28

PuNCrUALrrY.-Persous engaged in any line
of business should understand the imPor'anc-
of puncrualiry. \ man calls a, pnn'lne
Office and orders a thousand cards. he expects
to have them printed within reasonable
time. So. too. OF the blacksmith, the car
penter, the tinsmith and all others. What
ever they undertake should be performed
within a reasonable time. Punctuality IN
small matters inspires confidence, and rrihIng
Jobs executed on time beget reputation tor
puuctuallty that is valuable in any trade OF
profession.
, 1877-04-28

DlsGUsTED.-The Cincinnati Times
YES the fcst raferin the United States
TO aaGe returning Board Hayes as a
candidate for the PresiG!y Coy, and now
that paper sours on It's fav0rite, anu
thinks he Is ready TO 60 over 10 the
democracy. Verify the men who stole
tie Presidency are having bad time
Of i. Like Dead Sea apples, the fruits
Of their stolen victory turns TO ashes
on their lips.
, 1877-04-28

INVITATION To \ MARmAGE--We ac-
knowledge the receipt Of the following inyi-
tation which has jusr come to hand;
Nr and Mrs VI. Ash request the pl'1SlITe ut YOUR
cnmptrr ar the marriage CEREMONY OF ther daughter
JULIA 20 LOUIS DUsENEEEY, Tuesday, May lst. lSl,
at four O'Clock, P N.
So West 55th street. New York.
Louis Du-enbrry, Esq, has many friends
in this valley who VIII be pleased to learn
that he is about TO take himself 4 wife. We
would very much like to be present at the
ceremony, bnt time will not permit, aud "a
we must content our~rlf with wishing the
happy couple all the Joy that pertains 10 wet'
ded life.
, 1877-04-28

THE ARMY OF THE WALIowA, including
cavalry, ARTILLERY 2 Calling gnn b4tteries),
infantry, baggage and supply train, signal
corps, &c, &c, will march from is winter
quar- er, for active field service, on Tue-day
next. y good supply of powder, shot, fish,
Ing tackle, etc, will be included in their sup
plies. Capt Putnam accompanies the expe-
di'ion with a full and assorted stock Of p1st-
traders goods y small detachment of re
eruit- for the the cIrnlry companies arrived
by train on Sunday last by to morrow :
train several army officers from Portland and
Vancouver are expected, en- rate for Fort Col
Vile, on general court martial Gu'y. lien.
. B .il,v. 2l-s infantry, from the Garrison, -
Included in the Colvi!ie party.
, 1877-04-28

EufNFNT PHYsIcIANs.-D DR.. Il. B. NIeho s,
of Faribault, Minnesota, and d. c. Ii koi-
lius. of San Francisco. arrived at Walla Walls
few days since. These gentlemen are on d
general tour of observation, and have H.
cluded this valley in the scope of their
travels as being one of the most important
p,ipts on the Northwest coast. They are
both eminent in the medical profession, and
as such we commend them to the courteous
attention of our people. Whilst at Walla
Walla. either or both of them will consult
with DIR. Kellogg in any cases Of disease
that may be presented.
, 1877-04-28

ADAMS BRoS have been 50 busy IN retelv-
Ing and arranging new goods that they have
been unable to prepare q card for this week :
issue. Their new stock embraces every article
usually found in we'll regulated mereanille
establishment, and in the line Ct ladies dress
goods, gentlemen's clothing, ETC., their siocS
is superb. The whole is 10 be sold at pr'oes
that will as,onish purchasers and induce Them
10 bpy as an investment Now IS the time to
secure bargains, and Adams Bros Is the
place 20 get them.
, 1877-04-28

THE PORE, in acknowledgment of
the 5000 lately presented him by the
Count de Chambord. has sent him a
splendid mosaic, one halt representing
Pagan Rome in gloom and clouds aud
under the shadow Of death, the other
half Christian Rome, Illuminated by
the light Of Truth.
, 1877-04-28

~ ordinary man may hide broken
heart under a hollow smile, but /.
takes 4 man Of towering genius TO
meet party Of lady friends and hide
IA ac,e and q half of Goldfish aud
several drinks Of whiskey behind lit
tie bottle Of heliotrope pert'umery.
, 1877-04-28

p.rrFy EY : SNAKE.-We learn Of nedi-
90, r.p,l.man away off in Arizona who was
t;,,rp by a ra,rlesnake Wonderful to relate
,bs man experienced no inconvenience from
,ts Ere: the snake it was that died. No
,.. ,,,v-p. but not unlikely it was Dr..
TrIb.!o. formerly Of tins valley.
, 1877-04-28

r B MERRY, ESQ, editor Of the Seattle
I.,,-,I was among the arrivals by last
sa,5,v'. train. and since that time has been
,.i.i,ip, different parts of the vaIley with a
,.,.v 70 informiug himself as to the character
,i ,ur country and the inducements present
A ID, Immigrants.
, 1877-04-28

Tup EASTERN WAR still hangs fire, but
=. ,.r,.inry that the principals must fight
.,ssnoe. the price of breadstutf-. But very
ri. vrest remains in this market, and
that i. here readily commands from 50 TO 80
...r,, tushrL.
, 1877-04-28

heath has entered the home Of our good
.-..u3LC. Saith, and sna'ched Away the
linz Of the household The little one was
"a nay on Sunday last, the funeral being
,,r,rlv attended by the friends and relatives
. d. family.
, 1877-04-28

CONSIDERABLE scandal nas been eaus-
Ell in Shanghai by publio charges
made by The United States Consul
General, Mr.. Myers, at Shanghai,
against George +, Seward, his prede
cessor il office. He accGses Mr.. Sew
arl Of various crimes and misdemean-
ors, par;icul,ry the Liberation OF a
pirate and murderer from custody for
q bribe OF $1,000,
, 1877-04-28

Jrpar J. Il. LEWIS come mp by last Snn-
a,y,. Train, and has beeu spending the time
very pleasantly IN she company Of Old friends
Judge Lewis cficlaI duties have I. Gently
Tern vrrv ourrau~, and worn down by over
labor, be- found relaxation necessity Hence
MS visit. Judge L.wis has hosts Of friends in
rli.v.lley who all always be glad to sge him
IN ,h.ir midst. The judge Is accompanied hy
ri. urf. and sun, aud all OF them seem to en-
Joy their visit. W
, 1877-04-28

corp.-A gentleman who lives in the
northern part Of town, informs rs that on
Tus,i.y morning he found ice quarter OF
81 ,pcb rhi.k that had formed On tub OF
,,.,.r standing il the yard attached to his
house. Al first it was supposed hat the Sc
v.re r.li had damaged trait trees, but fortu-
ul,ely they escaped injury. \\