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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21

Accommodation leaves Richmond az $40 r. d..
aud arrives at Gordonsvile at 7:3o r. NJ, and ar
riyes at Washington At 1855 p. n.
Mail trains run daily Except west OF Gordonsyilie
on sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping at junction,
Eoers. Trevilliais, Gordonsyille Charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen, Millboro', CoYington, aud all
regular stations west Of Covington.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday,
and connect at Gordonsville for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect al Gordonsv1lte
for Washington, and mail train at Charlottesville
Tor Lynclbure and the South.
EXPRESS train connects ut Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points In the West Northwest, and
Southwest including California; Oregon. and Texas.
Mail train ARRIVES at Richmond NJ 1850 r. III.
Express train FROM Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad, ar
rivtng ut Washington at 7:a0 a; H., and arrives 81
Richmond at $50 4. H., connecting with tue Rich
mond and Danyille and Richmond and petersburg
trains for all points South.
Through coaches from Richmond to Washington.
Accommodation train arrives at SlO A. N.
Sieeping-cars run on night-trains.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points.
For rates, information. Be-, apply q Company's
Offices, and vt 626 Main street. Richmond, Va.
.E'.7s-TE CONWAY n. HOWARD
s-IFss w. nj. &. DUNN.
DEE Engineer aud superintendent
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DOOR AND JOB WORK NEATLY En-
10 ECUrED at the DISpATCE PRINTING.
HOUSE
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, :
RICHMOND. VA. December !. lS76.f
M AND AFTER DECEMBER 8, 1876,
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THROUGH PASSENGER.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHR>rEAKEl
RAILROAD. I
OF TRAINS.
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r ANDS.-E have in my charge for sale q
IL large number of FIRST-CLASs ESTATES.
With sIlendid improvements. and LARGE and
SMALL FARMS, With and without buildings, I'm
every section OF tie State Many Of tho large estates
are situated on the james, York, Rappalannock, and
other rivers, and many Of the small farms lie near
the cify. Also, mineral, Hmbcred, and grazing
Lands III Virginl9 and West Virginia.
fe a3.1m 1914 Main street.
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THROUGH PASSENGER.

IHNUUUIJ 7 .N~~I.-''IT'INt
1000 i. NJ. Arrives At Richmond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, Ton
meets with tram, on Richmond an!
Petersburg aud Ch"olpeas, ant o.d'
railroads. St,.t!ncr Havana Leaves Ia
tirnurr from Pier IA l.ight sire!
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and NJ
DAY. al t 7. VI. C'an"cis WIN
trains from Philah"lph!l Nc" l"r..
AMI wc.rcrn points. and At West ron.
with trains Tor R!cnr"nh A@H 'Ae
ts.liiih
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THROUGH FREIGHT.

THROUGH FREIGHT.
G:l5-P 81. Arrives al Richmond TtE>llAt
THURSDAY. anG SAT Rl,Al. 'o1.
meets with steamer al Wrsi to!h'iro
Baltimore Connects viii! l.icIr"H7
and DauviIlr Richmond AMI PEER
burg. and Chesapeake AID ONO ra'-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 4. NJ. Arrives N Richmond daily rHcrm >ls1
day. CONNECTS with Rrhhon' Az.
Petersburg and Chesapeake aai on"
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
4:OOP NJ. Arrives m Richmond MONDAY. VIZ
NESDAY. aud FIR DAY. We ~.
necGs at West Point with STEAMER !''
from MaitiHoni and PsnuaAr!''''
landings.
No transfer Of freight ct Richmond ~ o, t t,r,
southern points Cars run through ee'"ee" "'-"-'
and West Point. ,-.es
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest 'S''''
..,., r,t.s
Through bills of la.iiug. With guarantee" '-'''
issued to ali northern and western p0inE>. - ,,s
Through tickets sold To al northern, ''sT. '' -
western points. and baggage checked hiT"Ts. NJ
For tickets apply 1t General RAJ r"a' ~ and
lcc, sgt; Main street; Al the Exchange i9I'in M
de pot. corner Tweniy-'hird anu ''NN
streets, Richmond. Va. -,,,.,,t.rr.
lie IL. L. )otGI.NS' 9"tr-1 NM
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THROUGH FREIGHT.

800 A. n. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. ard SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers III West Point for F:Trr
landings. Baltimore, and AL s">srra
points. Connects ri Richmond Via
trains OF Richmond and DaHYtr rail.
road. Richmond AMI petersburg. al!
Chesapeake and OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 i. 81. Leaves !:;cliEoud LAZY trNcsp; >cE-
day.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 A. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D
SESDAI. and FRIDAY. Co..
meets III Wrst poin, with -t'tllrT -
for all lanhin., Oh Mattal"u! III! Is.
munhey rivers.
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p1CHMCSD AND DANYILLE
~ RAILROAD.
;uEDULE OF TRAINS TAKINr, EFrrY-
MARCH IL. 1877.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING, IFyp.>-
MARCH II. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1885 A. ~, leaves Richmoni daily. cnnu.r,i', =,
Greensboro with train, on North ,,+'
lima division and v ". " or =,
Charlotte with tram, uil ,iI,n,a a.;
Rlchm"nd Air-i.n" RAILWAY far ~
lanta. Macon. JACK ."N ILL., Ny,,ro,Ns.
ry. Mobile. and New Dr'..lg. and ~
southwestern points. Win g. I, All
a. Il. X. for Columbia. August, and Al
southern ana southeastern vJ.s:>
LYSClIBIRG ACCOMMODATES.
$50 A. H.. Leaves Richmond dtily Tor HIr.p.,a
Farmyiilc, LynrhAur@. anI lalor,ye
diatc points making c'o-r rprr,-.o,
n Lynchbur2 for al srutEv,.,-r
points.
THROUGH MAIL.
SOB +. NJ. arrives Richmond daily. cngn~,'i,,
with North Carolina division y " Y
e.. K. r., E. &. and 4. L. r. and
Atlanta and RiChmoEd Ai-.i Inc All.
way from AL southern and southwest.
crn points. and with Richmond Fr,-,,-
rickshurg aud Potomac and Ch.,a,.A,s
and ohio railroads for ,ll northern And
w,.Stpru DointS
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

GRuBEs & WILLIAMS. Aucilonccrs.
NH II, 17Std
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In addition to the above will be sold NUMBER o.
yhITAHTE hRTICL FS forfeited since the sale Oh
the 5th. F. w. POW ELL, Auctloncer-
MI,
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FLORIDA.

THE SEASON ALMOST At AN ENp-"AkM
WEATHER --vEGETATroN-ALL GREEN AND
loyE,.y-THE NEEDS OF FLoRIDA-A RIDE
THROUGH THE INTERIOR on HoRsEBACK-THE
VIEW FROM LAKE BEREsroRD -FERTiLfTfo OF
THE prNsY LASps--THE INHABITANTS OF THE
1yT.Rros--Tus /" CgAcKER" MADoSA-THE
political, sITUATIoN-A LARGE NUMBER 'f
, 1877-05-05

ONE Mons USFoRTUNATE--At an early
bopx on Sunday morning the body of man
wss found in tie rear Of ksseburg's black
sr,;,h sbon. which on examination proves 10
be that of H. K. S M.yer, quiet, inofend-
;n, German, who was well known about
own- 4 few wears since he was compelled
n have one of his leg amputated, and this
,,;ss,r,nue seems 10 have embittered his
whole existence. although at times be was
cheerful and always had pleasant answer
~ hon sDoken 10. For a pumber Of years he
was employed at Mr.. Stahrs Brewery, and al
ways gave the impression of a man OF more
than ordinary intelligence. No immediate
csnse Is knowa for his rash act. but the pre-
sumption Is that be was tired OF life and
lopqed for rest. He vas man of fine per-
-onal appearance, and Se judge to have been
from 40 TO 40 years of age. Some years since
he commenced the manufacture Of cheese, in
which business he was an expert; but being
erippIed the labor was too great, and be was
obli,,ed TO abandon the business. An empty
bottle of prussic acid found BY his side ex-
plsined the manner Of his deaih- This is
,he most powerful poison known. and donbt-
l,ss death was ms s'antaneons.
"One more unfortunate,
Rashly importnnatei
Gone his grave
, 1877-05-05

TINE HoRSES.-Mr. W. P. Bruce, Of
hal'''urg, has returned from a trip to lii
l'''' where he purchased stallion and three
-1' n'iies OF the Norman or Percheron breeds.
-s Stallion Is direct importation from
i'la'e' Is Jet blsck, 16 > hands high. and
'7sas 100 pounds. He IL symmetrical in
Slfe' lead up, good action, splendid name
--- 'aii' And i good traveller. ordinarily
-'A'ng i've miles an hour. and pressed max
* niles In making the Journey from
oSi5n to this pOiat. driving him single in a
'uSsy' and without pressing him he made
'-' fa'e OF forty miles day. The im-
E'0'5ment this horse will make upon the
Oi this valley cannot be overes,ima,ed,
1-1 lie enterprise of Mr.. Bruce in bringing
" ne territory cannot be TO highly COM
-. I-'' de has also with him two fllies,
IS Norman stock, and the balance
'o They ara aged respectively . and 3
" Old The Oldss, FLY weighs 1870
- r-U1,' 'Se youngest 1910. He has third
haii Normaa stock, that turns the
So - a. ISi0- The stallion cost in Illinois
.>''o' The tao filirs 5000 for th, pair aud
=. A''u My $3.50. The stock men of this
r.. VIII understand the Obliga,in Dir.
tbs.. aa' placed them under in Introducing
he vii .e e shifuAi-. and We are quite sure that
yes,r,a.. .na that he has made a profitable in
, 1877-05-05

MONUMENTAL MINE. - Our old time
friend, Chas 5. Miller, Esq, formerly of the
Dalles, sends US the prospectus of the "Mon-
umen'al Silver Mining Company" OF which
he is general manager. The mine owned by
the Company Is on Granite Creek, Grant
county, nnd from reports is one of the richest
miues on the coast. Six tons Of ore taken
from the mine and shipped to San Francisco,
showed a yield of $l5s4. Mr.. Miller has
great confidence in the richness Of the mine,
and says the future developments will prove
all he claims for she dis'rici-,hat of being
one among the most extensive silver mines
yet discovered: Persons who may desire to
invest in this mine, OF learn further particn-
lars, can DO 50 by addressing Mr. Miller, at
Portland.
, 1877-05-05

THE WALLowA AHMY.-Ths troops for
the WslloUa got off in good order, on Tues
day last, the Is; inst. The commaud-as We
saw it-coDsisted of company IL Capt S.
G.. Whipple commanding company and ex-
peiition 1st Lieut.. Z. Fl. Shelton, ID
Lieut ). NJ. Rains, (adjutan.;) Company
"E," Capt. w. H. Winters Commanding /;
1st Lieut.. Fo-se, Cd Lieut. w. h. Miller,
quartermaster of the expedition. and ali of
the lst cavalry; Adj. Assist. Surgeon Eaton,
aud Vet-Surgeon Going. Each company
had Gatlin Gun. The train consisted Of
an ambulance, two government six mule
teams. five or six citizen teams ibired for the
occasiou,) aud ebou, a dozen pack mules. The
command numbered about 10 or lis men.
The troops were paid off about s o'clock in
The morning, and Immediately we heard
~ Boots and Saddles A" sounding ITO horse, Z"
and Assembly" when the battalion was
formed and took up the line of march for
It's destination, which it is expected to reach
in six or seSeu days, having at this season
TO go by way of Grand Round Valley,
which about doubles the distance ty the
Llnkvile road. We wish the command
peac, fnl and pleasant campaign. When
mounting We noticed two spills" one an
old soldier. who (se horse) had been eating
onions; The or'her recruit who will learn
better by and by.
, 1877-05-05

MEDICAL ATTENTroN.-Dr. L. S. Kel-
logg informs us that bo has secured the ser
yices of L. B. Nichols, NJ. D., who viii as
sist him in his medical practice. DR.. Nichols
is eminent in his profession, and for fifteen
years was in charge of the Minnesota State To-
stirution, where he had the benefit Of large
and varied experience, and at the same time
had an extensive private practice. His tes-
t;munals-which We have been permitted TO
examiue-show him to be an eminent physi-
cian, and one 10 Whom the sick and afflicted
may apply in full confidence. During his
stay here Dr.. Nichols will give special atten-
tion chronic diseases, in the treatment of
which be has had much experience. Consul
tatious at DIR. K-l!ugQ's Jfliae, from 10 to y
A. NJ, and from TO p. NJ. I'm
, 1877-05-05

Pc Nics.-The children attending Dis
trict School No. l, had a May day pic uic in
MIR. B0ycr's Grove. The children were out
N full toree, aud attended by their parents
and friends, had very pleasant time The
children of the FreuchfOwn school. under
the direction of Miss Welch, had a pic mic
on Mill Creek, near Mr.. Pambrum's place.
Mrs. Londen, Mrs. Pambrum and Others
furnished the provisions. and with youthful
games aud sports the children had a rare
good time.
, 1877-05-05

GEN. Howard is expected down from
Lapwai to-day when We hope to hear encou-
aging news concerning the non-trea'y In
dams. The General has been quite busy for
the past two weeks enieavoring TO bring the
Question to a final aud praceable termination.
Should his efforts, however, prove futile, we
have no doubt but he will carry cut the al.
Tentative to the letter, as he implied he ives
required to do, at the council held at the Gar
r;sou last month. Peace If We can, war II
we must.
, 1877-05-05

INDIAN MyBDERED-A Spokane Indian
named Peal, is now confn,d in the county
Jill on The chargs Of killing one of bis tribe,
The murder occurred at Wai,sburg, and grew
ou; Of a quarrel over a game of cards. Peal
used "A knife. and is reported to have cut and
slashed the murdered man in horrible man
npr. The murder occurred on the %, and
Peal was committed to the county jill the
following day Had hese Indians be, n kept
On their reservation all this trouble might
have been aYoidod.
, 1877-05-05

,,RKrRY.-Mr o. BTeehtel, our en-
- b,ksr, has Just received from Ne"
l.'t .ri,,,s Giant Steam Engine" and
l0'' he can get it rugged will run his
IL steam power. The engine Is a
,',Ir finished piece Of ruachlnerr' and cost
hiEH; i-. -n INA III Walla Walla 500.
, 1877-05-05

A Yo-~G ENPIRE.-It is estimated that
in Whitman county eight thousand clsims
of a quarter section each can BE- found that
will bear wheat all the way from thirty TO
six,y bushels to the acre. These claims will
be taken up within the next three years. and
estimating five persons TO each claim, which
i, a moderate estimate, we have for Whitman
county a population Of forty thousand
WaTa Walla has heretofore ranked as the
empire county of the territory, but IN a very
few wears Whitman is likely TO bear on the
honOrs
, 1877-05-05

ADVANCE IN WHEAT.-Wheat has ad-
vanced sharply within the last few days,
sales being effected in San Francisco at 50 20
per hundred pounds. These are war prices,
bat there is no reason to believe that they
are higher than the condition of Europe
warrants Russia is the largest wheat'grow-
ing country in Europe. and for the coming
wear her contributions 10 the general supply
will be small. unless the war come TO speedy
end. The latest crop reports from Eogland
are not promising for a full harvest this year.
, 1877-05-05

c- uryKY N. SMITH, Company 'G,
...1.s.,,,v died at For, Lipwai about the
ssl Of April; he had be" i'll but a lie" day.
- 49,, no, heard the particulars. 1t Is
,sapsb, h. had Inflammation OF the bowels W
r,..,...psy promotes Lieut., Boyle Of Gen.
I,',,i,. Lnn .'.ff. TO a chptainc p, and Lieut.
uI,,h4r 10 1t llent.
, 1877-05-05

RAILROAD BUSINESS. two trips tbs
week the railroad brought one hundred ana
sixty tons Of merchandise. The third trip
would represen, at least forty tons, or total
of two hundred tons of merchandise for the
cnrreut week. The dcwn freigrs are light,
averaging about forty tons 10 trip Small
shipments Of grain continue to be msde, ana
quite large amount of fionr is gong Tor
ward.
, 1877-05-05

MUCOUS ProsncunoN,-The suit agair st
n,nbeIIer. E.q., came up before the
District Court, Judge Macarthur, at FendIe-
-. ,,., week. and when brought TO trial
3B,. peg to stand on. The case w's
lily kicked ont Of court, greatly to the
-.,,se.tlou Of Mr. Drumhel!eFs S numerous
.-.rl-
, 1877-05-05


SERIOUS ACupaNT.-On Wednesday of
last week a serious accident occurred at
aoang's saw mill, away mp in the Blue
Mountains. Nj George D,unis. hand en-
p.oyei IN the mill, was attending a circular
saw when by some means lis left hand came
IN contact with The saw. The saw entered
a''n' The middle Of the hand, cutting half
'n''ash and seyering the thumb almost en-
N'e'y. The uufgr'una,e man was removed
10 Weston, where he bsd the atteutio Of DR..
Welsh, Who removed the thumb and dressed
'he hani. Subsequently, Dr, McCurdy, OF
'h'' city was called to attend the man. At
l''' 1t was supposed that it would be necss-
say 70 ampu'a'e the hand, bu, Dr. McCu-dy
'AonEhi otherwise and is making an effort
70 save n. - last accounts Mr. D-nuis YVES
=, ''G well. and DR. MoCurdy Is sanguine
lat he ~l.l save hi hand.
, 1877-05-05

TIE SAwTEILE TEoUrE gave Walla
Walla the 20 bye. The company gave an
entertainment at Pen1leion, aud then gather
cd up their tents and sped across The r'onn-
iains. The leader If the troupe seems 10 be a
''coufdence man" At Portland he left his
Landlord in the lurch, and at Walla Walla
the gentleman who attended TO posting lis
bills, etc, is cut over $50 Fortunately he
got hold of scme of Switches property and
ont of the proceeds he may make himself
whole.
, 1877-05-05

SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION Monday even
ing next, at eight o'clock, meeting OF the
WaTa Walls Association for the Advance
rent Of Science, VIII be held At the Court
House. Or. J. T, Bingham will deliver the
evening lecture. Subject, Precipitation ~
The public invited.
, 1877-05-05

COUNTY BmnGFs The commissioners
Should take s1mc action it relation to the
briisas destroyed by the spring freshet- On
me Walla Walla, from Milton down to the
Ispding there Is no: single bridge in a
u.s,ab!a condition. As matter OF course
IN, OCCASIONS great iucouvtuiruce 70 settlers
pls,tuI mp and down the valley. ToTroTiae
road, Is one Of the fr-' du'ies Of civil govern
msu', aul If our Poosle are 10 pay taxes, The
commissioners should d,vo'e q small portion
OF ,bt revenue towards kerplug the 70: ads in a
pls,atle CONDITION.
, 1877-05-05

Wrgw LANDs.-The report ot Hon Dan
s..v,yr in relation 10 large body OF wheat
,.,,. orsn 10 settlement on the Snake River,
g., induced large number Of settlers to
t.,3,b. way, and already number OF the
.,., 1..;r.bls claims have been taken up
That section Of the territory will show large
gan, in p,puIa'ion this season.
, 1877-05-05

RoNAN's NEw BRICK is now up and
ready 10 roof. The building has an iroH
front, and in all respects promises to be an
ornament TO the neighborbocd. The Messrs-
Ronsn deserve credit for their enterprise in
putting up a brick building, and we are
ouile sure they Will never regret their IN
yestJHent.
, 1877-05-05

ARMY CoNTRAcrs.-At the letting Of
Government contracts. Tuesday ios', Messrs.
Schwabaeher Bros. were awarded the -four
contract, their lid being s. 80 per hundred.
Th- hay contract was given Chas Russell
at 50 per ton. Yesterday the bids forsuPPly-
ing the post with fresh beef were opened.
Dooley & Kirkman, s. IL per 100; George
Gu,hridge. 81 81; i. Srhol, So These
were all H. BIDS received al Tie post.
, 1877-05-05

C,ll1oqm GmmAys -Rev- J Gan'en-
bin. pastor Of rhe German Evangelical Re-
FORMED Caugrga'ian, Of Portland, Oregon,
v.uheli divine services in the German lam
rupee on Sunday, May h, at 1880 \. NJ,
and : O'Clock. =. NJ. at the Cumberland Pres
t-,-rian Church All Germans OF Walla
Walls and vicinity are cordially invited 10
attend.
, 1877-05-05

EAGLE BREwERY.-Mr. Kieber hss re-
opened the Eagle Brewery in the old Express
RuiIa;no. Main street. near third. and has
fitted rhe same up in very handsome style
, 1877-05-05

Coop BUITER.-It Is claimed by those
who are familiar with the dairy bu.iness
that Walla Walla valley is one Of the best
countries in the world for making good bur
ter, as the grass Is rich, the climate favora-
BILE, aud an abundance OF pure water Wnh
such natural facilities oar market should at
all times be supplied with an abundance OF
good butter, but this Is not the case. Ihs
failure can be accounted for on the score OF a
lack of care in preparing butter for market,
The but er is not we'll worked when taken
from the churn and as result it very soon
becomes raucil-be'ter suited to axle grease
than table use. Exercise greater care both
in working aud packing your butter and 1t
viii soon have better repu'+'ion.
, 1877-05-05

JOHNSON. RKEs & WINANs pursue the
quiet tenor of their way. and are dealing out
immense quau,ities of goods The quality OF
their goods and prices always give customers
satisfaction
, 1877-05-05

u,g. RESELL, ESD, Is visiting bi'
~, Villa friends. For several months
""',' ut,.m,ir hi. home at San Fran
Mr. haI-.. T-. hi, family Is now residing.
, 1877-05-05

HAwLEY, DoDD & Co. have about COM
pleted the, fitting up of the brick store, corner
of Main and Third streets, and will immedi-
ately open a very large stock of hardware,
iron, tools and agricultural machinery.
, 1877-05-05

JUDGE GUICHARD is sill confined to his
home. His heahh is steadily improving, but
hiS system Is so greatly reduced that some
time must clnpse before he will be able 10 at
tend 20 the duties of his office.
, 1877-05-05

cor vIrr.-Maj. fowler, and Lieu's'
~. .ojB.iley, DIST Infantry. left here
f'l-'" -f,ern,on for CJlvilie, on court
.,.i,l duty.
, 1877-05-05

AINorN, q uew town on the Snake River,
- miles below Lewiston, is in 4 thriving
condition. Henry Spauldiug, the owner Of
the town site, has a large warehouse at the
place, and the shipment Of grain is becoming
quite business Oar int, rmaSt states that
an average Of twenty teams unload daiIy at
Almota, and that these teams average a ton
ani.a-hAlt Of wheat Wheat delivered at
Amo.a commands - cents a bu,hrl cash
doWo. Parties at Almota are arranging to
ru' up Touring mill, and already good
hotel is'n successful operation. \ Mr. Smith,
formerly If WaIh WaIIa, keeps the hotel.
Anumuar Of lmjii.s now find humes there.
Snd sl'ose'hcr Alruo'a l. assuming the pro
portions Of a 'oan.
, 1877-05-05

WM. VAwTFR, the newly appointed post
master has removed to town. Mr.. Nawter
has forwarded his bond TO Washington, and
upon It's return he viii at once take charge of
the postCffice.
, 1877-05-05

CoCSTY COMMISSIONERS hold a regular
term, commencing Monday, May 7'h. The
members shopld enquire into the condition of
the county roads and bridges.
, 1877-05-05

CAPT. ". II. ANDEEws has been tender
ID and accepted The appointment of CieIk ior
,he Third Jadicul District, vice Beriah
Brown, resigned. Capt. Andrews Is com
petent clerk. and whist filing the same
position IL this district gave very general
satisfaction. Accompanied ty MS wife and
Miss Jennie, he has already left for the
Sound country.
, 1877-05-05

Hon. ". G. L,HGFORD. OF Lewiston, is
at Wala Walla, and will be in attendance
Of the May term Of the District Court
, 1877-05-05

CaIM. CoN.-The town of Waiisburg has
ano'hcr Grim. cen. case that Promises startling
velopnsents.
, 1877-05-05

DUsENBERY Bios, with fall corp Of
clerks, are kept busy Day and night waiting
upon customers and dealing ou: bargains.
, 1877-05-05

,.--Tbe children attending district
Tie ~ ~ "a lad a pic mic yesterday
, 1877-05-05

ADAMS Bros have an immense stock, en-
braeiDg oil the latest styles, that thty seii A'
remarkably low rates,
, 1877-05-05
LIsT Gr LI.TIEiss

DISTRICT COURT, My term, commences
No day next-
, 1877-05-05

...r,r,cnEa Bios. Just nOw make an
display of seasonable goods which
isi. 70 ~, .filiDg at low prices
, 1877-05-05

FINE MEsTs -Ep:cures viii go % the old
'' Pioneer Market" Dooley L Kirkman, pro,
prie'ors, for fine cuts Of beef, mutton and
pork.