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SELF"
On the scaffold he knelt and repeated
three psalms. Then he rose and said to
the executioner, who had asked his for
giveness:
"Thou wilt do me this day greater
benefit than any mortal man could give
me. Pluck up thy spirit, man, and be
not afraid to do thy office. Nv neck
is very short take heed, therefore,
that thou strike not awry."
He laid his head upon the block, but
asked the executioner to wait moment
till he had taken his beard from under
him, saying, as he did so, that his beard
had never committed treason" These
were his last words, for, a moment
after, the axe fell. His head remained
fixed upon pole on London Bridge
until his daughter bought it, ESQ runs
the recordl, placed it in leaden box,
and caused it to be buried in q chapel
near Canterbury. The king was play.
ing at drafts with Queen Anne Boleyn
when the report Of this execution was
brought to him. He rose and said to
the queen:
Thou art the cause of this mans
death"
When the Emperor Charles V. heard
the news, he made wiser comment
upon it,
Had we been master of such a ser.
want, we would rather have lost the best
city OF our dominions than have lost
such q worthy counselor. "-Neao York
! Ledger.
, 1879-05-24
COrRT PROCEEDINGS.
Nay Term. MS.

Territory vs.. Augustine Bernadisco, grand
larceny; verdict guilty sentenced seven years
penitentiary.
Territory vs.. John McNair, perjury case
continued till next term Of court, bond fixed
at 500 failing to give the same, went to iail.
L. $ vs.. III. Harris, charged with intinida-
ting a wihIess continued /: bond 500 bonds
men, Cyrus Leyde, VIM Linnville and VIM
O'Donnen
l. :. vs.. VI Harris, same.
L. 5. vs.. Frank Richman, accused Of brand
iII, cattle not his own acquitted
l. ). VS.. II. Harris, perjury continued.
Ter. vs.. Daniel Hays, malicious trespass /;
acquitted.
Ter. IS. T. G. Lee and Wm. Morgan, grand
larceny acquitted
Adoph Farron ys. Susan Farron, divorce ;
granted. This was an easy case, as the man
away twenty years
Steinberser vs. Steinberger, divorce ; case
dismissed.
Mary T. King IS. G. W. King, divorce +;
granted.
John Montague rs. Susan Montague, di-
vorce granted
Patrick Ay;Ie native Of ireland, admitted
to citizenship.
b. +. Stone vs. W. \. George, decree Of
foreclosure.
Sarah Stout vs.. Aiber: y Stout, divorce !;
granted.
Court adjourned, and the various officers re-
returned to their respective hoines.
, 1879-05-24
EAIION Diilinf1S.

Police docket slim and too l:.te in the season
for marriage license.
NJ Bowman, the Pataha City mill man, is
soJUuriIins II cur town
Three thousand miners wanted, to Jig gold
out Of Snake river and swap It FOR blankets 10
the Dayton NoOien Mills.
Miss Ethe Heu5ahan, youngest daughter Of
Dr. Hen:ahan, fell from ii pony last Saturday
afternoon AMI broke h-r arm nea. the elbow.
Timothy JoLisou sat down on 4 humble bee
Timothy will recover. but the impetuosity with
which he got up knocked that bubble bee into
4 cooked hat
Louis Schwa',acier, of the firm Of Schawa-
bacEer Bros, paid our town 4 Visit on Monday
last We trIst that lie WAS flvorably impressed
with the condition Of things.
+. u. McCullv, ex editor OF the Columbia
CH,oa!c'e, has sold his interest in that paper
10 D. c Whit, and retired from the journals
tic arena We thiGl. Frank has sot lis eye on
something good.
Jye Day went away frasn home to get mar
r:cl We thought 1T the tiIS: that he was
1naking Il mistake, bat since W. have seen his
estimahle LAZY, We take it All back. May the
many d9yS to cois4e be hally and radiant with
the sunshine of prosperity.
Tie wool crop in this yiRcinity is in better
condition than it has been for several years
past, being more free from Dirt aud oil. Seer
III bis have been bought hy The Dayton WOODEN
Manufacturing Company II IL and Is cents
per pound
Geor.e lEr,g,' haGerr coGil thrash any dog
in toxin. but when George unfu,led his banner
t. tie hra.2e and met HIM Oh the rl0Ody sands
lie yielded gracefully to the inevitable late ot
al things that arouse the war ike spl!1t Of
IGan.
.Iohn Paine, when he Was up here, told
Mcdonald to Elake it universally known that
the splendid facilities for educating; TIE chiliren
0f Davtpn twhen We get our new school houSei
should i.ut every youns man under obligations
to TAX unto himself bett,r Ealf. We Eli:de
an :.:.ellj, p but failed. Next.
/ Sevcr.d gentlemen from Dayton Lave been
up t. the mouth OF the Alpow;. prospecting Eor
gold We learned that BIZ Nrwland lone Of
/ the party had purchased ditch formerly used
for iainin., which lie Intends 20 repair and use
i; for the purpose Of determining wh~tl.r gold
/ exists there ii paying quantities.
/ S VI W.T. Is ba;!ling aa addition to his
/ (. ur I..iit, running a huiae through Jesse
Days field to the Touchet from his planning
ni,l f@r Il tail race, AMI building, fence arond
! anI othcry,;se improving his ranch below town.
The old mans intreli,:ty Il at:h GnLroNen,
and many public :n; ;srnvei:.-Its Viii yet spring
/ into existence thTou1.! L;s unt-T;n, energy.
/ Wr would like to see one OF those great cas-
tern bul!-fr,ys5, that used to scare Us in our
( infaucy, jGmp down some of those fellows
( th.: are cons l;utinniy O!pysel u being salts
/ lid and ese.ral.y 5rGa.biins about the coaGi-
ti"l.s of ;he csiLt.y and climate, ;,ad kick
/ ,hy;r tans!ls out i,s would l.ac tn get rid OF
tn ..., La: Gau't know how, unless W. ..et Il rye
s.r..w AMI ;icl-le ;hem "r. the oiia'tOry Nerve
until IL y .,u-cZe tiI-u.se..rrs to dss.th.
T. p UXCy
, 1879-05-24
TROTTlNC STATIONS
= = ST
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN:
ROBERT E. lEEl

THE HORSEMEN OFWALLA MALTA
l. valley now have the opportunity to breed
from twn Of the finest Stations on the Pacihc
cuast. These horses were brought from Cai,-
fornia last year, and are widely known among
leading horsemen Is animals Of superior quali-
ties IN every particular
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN is n beau-
tiful ,lapple bay; stands sixteen hands high,
and fer bones and muscle We doubt whether he
can be excelled by any horse i'll America He
was sized by Geo NJ Pa.chen, Jr.; he by the
celebrated tr1tting stallion Geo. Nj. PatchrnS
dam by Top Bellfounder, well known msrc
for speed and dociiitv z. d. by Messenger
Eclipse he by Messenger: z. :. dam by Old
Eclipse. This horse comes of the best stock IN
the world and Is 4 worthy representative Of
his ancestry. His owner may he Justly psond
Of So noble an animal San Francisco Patchen
Is ten Years old, and Is therefore just IN his
prime.
GEN r. Z. LEE is chestnut sorrel; four
years old; stands fifteen hands two inches;
and is marvel Of horse flesh. For style and
action he cannot be excelled by any colt OF his
age. The owner refused twenty-five hundred
dollars for this colt when he was IN his three
year form Gen. Lee was sired by San Fran
cisco Patchen :: dam by the Thoroughbred mare
Fleita she by Belmont, dam by LAZY Charmer;
she by Leviathan and Eclipse. No mare ranks
higher in this country than Lady Charmer.
The need Of thoroughbred stock has been
long felt in Wslla Walla, and it is fortunate
for those who desire to breed fine animals, that
they now have the best blood in America to
breed from.
These horses are permanently located at the
Walla Walla Driving Park, where they will
both make the season. They can be seen every
Saturday at Mr. Tom Tierney's livery stable.
where horsemen are invited to call. Those
who are breeding horses viii DO well to exam
inc these horses and their colts Patchen has
proved himself a sure foal getter III this place
Some Of his colts can be seen next month.
VIII commence their season on April fst
Ig As it has been reported by enemies Of
these horses that they going to leave Walla
Walla at the close Of the season, the owner
wishes 10 contradict that statement, rs it Is his
intention TO make this the permanent home of
Patchen and Lee
For further particulars, apply to
W. g. REYNOLDS,
tf A...pt anil !,r,nm
, 1879-05-24

OXE OF UUE EXCHANGES. We are IN re
ceipt of several numbers of the Ch1'o"oScoPt,
p,bl,shc,l and edited at Larued, Kansas. 10y
Henry Inman, Esq. Some Of orr cltizenS
VII uodogbt recrollect Mr. Inman Is having
been connected with the military at the
Dalles. where he was highly esteemed, for
his sterling integrity aid superior intellectual
attainmentS Al the breaking cut OF tae war
of the rebellion he was appointed 10 Lieu
tenancy in the army, while connected With
the military he filed many positions OF honor
and distinction In 1866, willis III command
OF Fort Preble. he sisnally distinguished HIM
self, by his untirins efforts in rendering as
sistarcc to tie sufferers by the great tre
which destroyed nearly one third of Port
land. Me. We extend to our young brother
friendly greeting, and may he Ind The
pen mishtier than the s%ord.
, 1879-05-24
EcI;n;oU> N8siCrS.

Bishop Norris, OF the EpiScopai church mas
arrived and will preach IN St. fauls church
tomorrow.
Religious services will be held in the Court
House t. morrow. Subject The SPIDER
Well Isaiah, LlA:5.
The Seventh Day Adventists are preparing
to hold large camp-meetias shout i've miles
M Mil creek, on the farm OF Geor-c Evans.
They have selected beautiful grove and de
sim tc make it attractive and pleasant to all
who may Wis. To attend. ! his meeting VIII
commence June ith and continue /" the i9th-
,,,;u he Filler s. y. Haskell one Of the gener-
al conference committee from Battle Greek,
W;cbigan. 4 large tent viii be pitched on the
the yrouud in which the services viii be held
\ e.e-,,isI invitation is extended to everybody
, 1879-05-24

'NE At IRE DALLEs. special dispatch to
'-' HIATE>NAN contains the following in re
eA'1 10 the tre at the DalIes: Fire started
= ''N P. N, May 2lst, ip the rear of the
=, .'aS7F hotel by 4 boy throwing match down.
t-e HE spread in every direction No wind
.,Osihi- From the bridge east and for two
s-'SIS and half everything is gone up. Wal
'a' drug store is uninjured The block
'4e'e the Umatilla house stands and the block
Ff'f'e and the next two blocks east there is
:, Odlidins standing except Baldwin's sa-
'''n AM Moody K Co.. store, which are of
: >e The block south of the Pioneer hotel
".Ally destroyed. All the business houses
;. 'u'ned, including Mrs. Humaton's new
e. :, The blocks on which Wells, Fargo &
p.,. 'icf arland and Wingate are doing bust
Pon, are unniured. Postoffice not burned.
4 s,.N, Ihnie blocks and two half blocks burned.
Y TanheW TN heW over and caught fire to the o. S.
hu-n, ,tys engine house and Offices and
Chin ~ Saeu up. With great difficulty the ma
T,as SHOPS, ean and locomotives were saved.
riyer edo"ats snd We're all steamed across the
ns f,.;an. ;aia saved. The o. S. n. Company lost
Una.;nit or anything that will stop business
me6.,ai.. m6H mouse had no insurance, and will i'm
bSrpeJ :. commence rebuilding. No residences
No lives ios, those opposite the Postofice.
, 1879-05-24

IMPORTED TRoTriNG STALLIoys.-TLe fine
stallion, 'tlwooi" AID ''NranSe toanty,' i'm
ported from Kentucky and Orange County, y.
Y hy "ar enterfrisihs Heighbor Dr. Mack,
sTriycl IN Sunday evening last in good condi
inn and Are hein- much admired by the best
"ql;ae judges We have sean them, and al
though W. may not heconsiiyrel i professional
h'TSa critic We do not hesitate 10 say We con-
sla,r tbs the most important importation Of
m stock ever mai t. Walla Nslla valley.
They have the most approved and fashionable
ptl-r-sS and are excellent and elegant speci-
neRs II the noble animal Those fortunate III
i'>,e>Sins good mares shoald give theia lib
IA! patronage.
, 1879-05-24

\ VISIT - FLvMEvIiLf.-An invitation
having been couIteausly extended to the
STATESMAN - visit Flumevili, ly Dr. Bullock,
on "Wednesday. in company Nth the editors OF
the Jn;,.l and HdtriD,rH and Mr.. Dave Small
We rode out there. For = long time We have
heard So much oi TIE enterprise and energy Of
DR.. Blalocl; that the opportunity to see and
Judge for oGrs,if MAS Hot t. BE- neglected. Tie
journey oat behinl 4 S.le-d.i p:,:r If s.'iriSed
hors 5 WAS itself a treat. The whole country Is
ROM covered with cartlls greencst mantle AMI
everything looked charming. The Ma!la Wal
Ia Valley from ;,.:s r0I can he seen in al its
varied beauty, and We question if any other
country in the United States can produce
more p;cluresquyly pastoral valley. Arriving
at he ilnm. We were pleasantly Snrprised at
tie yl,ce aIl the busy s. hes that meet the
eye at every turn. Some iIe;. may lie formed
of the business done here when 10 less than 20
teams loaded With lumber etc leave every day
bound for all points Of the compass from TIE
Aurne. The lumber, timbers, pnsts and rails
distant ia q Y tuine which HIS fall Of no I,as
than By feet ia that distance; Of this the
fr,t three miles claim :7JJ feet The nil is
situated al a: ,,lSitu,i, Of 4G13 feet above or
city Here there ale - horse teams i'll con
slant employ 30,C2J feet .. lumber, 2o,oo0
rai.s, 20 posts and 100 cords Of w,oi are
t;i.ne, out Lily, aai ~ the mouth Of tie
.;,.e and u The mil - Ken are employed at
i daily e>p-:.ae q so, incirGins hire of
ans. The Is crc connected by tt phone
thereby slvinr mEci tr1aiic. AS there are 40
roads u t,,e mil al supplies ar taken OF p;acS
aI:ii:is \ ase;l., :..;s-.i:.e is always - work
BORN. ho' $ IN posts ::nI rei,r:i:-; The ends to
81 s,.esu f.r fe@a.ng paypr-s. -Ihey prepare
i3,33 rail, IA, 20 posts every day The men
ale b..r:al ~ :he so.i.ss, AMI ii TIE repast Of
Which we AZ partool, = aUy criterion Of what
: served ~, very - he :n,.l cIa tt-h Ii, il
Stars tx. Ii. p-oEr.s,ora DO ncs i:now ''.sow
/ l., E,.-a il ....,." S,.' = meal WAS well worth
t,,e trip a.. 10 &c. of rs. Ti.s cook is good,
clean! ..a:, I.a2. al II Is t. tie cred:t # Ia,
DR.. ti.: no ''Ca:ne-. ,h=a? l., is cinp.cycd
b, han: he :.iI..-..f se,s the i!gn n czanHie
by wor,.iu: ;.s h:..I - an q: thcr,, AID xvi
deatly is i &i:a believer ii the old truism that
/ il you want work well done '',Io it yourself >
Siss. Hla!oc!, materially assists her husband
BY taking care OF t;e hooks and milking out the
numerous lumber bills Amounting 20 70 per
diem. 1t IS hard work bat size takes I great
interest in do:aG II. We Ill lett with regret,
very Huaa p.e...cI vita everything We SAW,
and Shall so5u embrace the kind invitation eX-
spndeI to aca:n visit them. The enterprise
and ener-v !, well r,uic.,5ood by al who trade
with th. De-. His lumber is OF tie best pual
itv a:i Is supplied aS cAeaply as any other :;
We are sla to iiui that hi enterprise Is 4
financial s,Iccess, for h. we'll deserves II.
, 1879-05-24

IMITATION. acknowledge TIE colnpl-
'nrnt " the following invitation: The first
'nn1al meeting of the California Press Asso-
cation viii be held in the parlors Of the Palace
h';ei, San Francisco, on Wc'lneS lay, July Ii,
~, Il l. c'cock NJ. lol are cordially and
'aFncSily invited to be present and cooperate
With u, fnr the general good uf the Gait. Ar
t.4aietnent> are now in progress by the ENecu-
I'VE l"'''Glttee Of the Association torender the
Z" iAs:"t : memorable one III the history OK the
if's o' the Pacific Coast. Among other fea-
.1Ies OF the programme will he special enter
s.AHltnt al one Of the leaiin. theatres Of the
.'.s' banquet at the Palace Hotel, and an
a-'Te'' =, by !. distinguished ex member OF the
, 1879-05-24
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HEADQUARTERS D:l.'F OF TIE tOLUIBTA,
Eyr. IGat.tr.... u. Z IHrch Il, L3EJ

IEAIt'AEI IES D:i''F OF TIE OLCIBIA, |
Fyr' JGtcyur,., u. T., L;grci, Ia, 1879
.ixsis.dnt lietdnt Geae,u!, l'.a;jGry DiriSio"
Of IKE i'aeji,: SIR My attention having
been called u the i..ct that ! omitted any men
ton in nay auuua! report Of the volunteers
from W,ls.ln. ton Territory, who rendered Us
s,Ieh good service upon TIE gun-boats ON the
Columbia RIVER during the campaign Of last
Summer, | desire u call attention t. the TO-!
luwins telegr.iI.hic report from Captain John
\. hreSs. Gr,ii...gce Department, who w;.s IN
command of one of tie boats st that time:
UIATfLLA, July s, 1879, "a N.
70 Gait. j. /. .SiGdca, Fdac,Urer Small
bands Of Indians with larse numher Of horses
passed 20 uor;i side Columbia simultaneously,
az daylight This morning, at point Near North
Willow Creek, II Coyote Station. ut head of
Long Island, and Just above tm,atii.a- l
c.ugh: one band in the act 1t Long Island, As
rspuItad this morning. Have attacked ani
dispersed tl.,ai bands ~ different points dnr'
i:is the div. Had possession of over two hun
dred horses at one time, but was not able t.
keep them. Captured and destroyed packs,
canvas, and other property: captured thirty
horses and packs of one band. Had two very
lively Ss,irmiShcs. landiE: after firing from
steamer. and charging Indians successfully up
steep hills no casualties knoEn except wound
ln-c one ln!ltn t!ll hILlllI I'VE muse, M tt'SN
GA one OF the bands. Capt in Charles Painter
and the io-ty-two volunteers tiom " ala Nalla
deserve praise for good conduct and bravery,
not excepting nv Vancouver regulars and Cap
tain GRAY with officers and crew Of the steamer
Soclunc. wLs stood firmly at their posts under
fire. hkhSH,
Ca3tfjg Of Ordnance
Al concerned, iacludins Governor Ferry,
whosa zaalouS aI1 You have mentioned, have
NV hearty comlaeadation for the good service
rendered on that OCCASION
have the honor 10 request that this commu-
nication be made part oi my annual report
before referred To-
.. O. HOWARD,
E,IJadieT-GeH
CJmmaGfHJ
, 1879-05-24

New ISvESTIoN-0n Tuesday last We re-
ceived visit from Mr. Frank Louden, one
of our Oldest pioneers and best citizens, he
informed us OF an invention by his friend
James Madigan. ESD, now at Prescott bar
racks. Arizona 1t is new ammunition box
for helng packed on animals, and has already
received high commendation and praise IRON
all our great Indian fighters. Lent Miller
is now having one made, when readywe VIII
give full description and report
, 1879-05-24

Business IMPsoyiNG.-As the farmers get
through with their busy time, they make
more frequent visits to town Every day
now, the streets are th:0ngcd with vehicles
containing farmers and their wives, with
fine fat babies, al looking happy and eon-
tented. The stores are crowded with Gus
tor.els, and our merchants have not even
time 10 stand at their dnors anu attempt
to look dign;tied for want OF something
better 10 do.
, 1879-05-24
Csl.PNa1 al BOYER

Are now firmly established in their new Offices
in Paine's brcl, building, and give more atten-
ton than ever to their business connected with
insurance, land business, and city property.
Claims against the government attended to by
their attorney in Washington. They are .
verv energetic and reliable firm whom we can
confidently recommend Tor attention and pune
tuality to business. 1Sd
, 1879-05-24

SourTmNG WRONG is we ta,.e OCCASIONAL
taIr, through the cellars Of our business men
II, lrr always ;ricved To discover that 80 much
of their produce is imported that there is no
earthly T. :.son shou!d not be bought - oar
"wn doors. We see beans. dried fruit, butter,
ls0:atn~> and many other articles for which our
valleys h"l, the world. brought up from below
=: a -r-st cost. This is ons OF tbr principal
o,l.'r, Of hard times. and Is only another rga-
s.u i'r eur advocacy of = diversity OF crops.
lAsiness and ncw salky P.ows are at the bot
I'm ui al this and - long as wheat receives
the s,lr attention of our farmers j%st 50 long
ii. country will remain poor.
, 1879-05-24

\ HISSRACE,-After every rain Storm Srd
street from Adams Bros. "a the STaTEsIAS OF
fce is fall of holes filled with water which on
driving emits most fearful stencil 1t Is
green, shiny and perfect eyesore to every one
who passes. Thsy tell ss that the street Is go
ing 10 be graded; in the meantime the health
of the city imperatively demands that these
nerfect pest holes be filed up even if only tenn
norarily. 1t is disgrace to the city See 10
it before next Saturday.
, 1879-05-24

STEAM FERRY AT WALLULA-Mr. h. NJ
Hodsis, from Wallula, has been IN town
several DAYS arranging for steam terry on
the Columbia, at Wallula- 1t is an enter
pr;se long been needed. and viii do much 70
bring the cons..utly increasing trade OF the
Yakima valleys this way.
, 1879-05-24

SAN LEssEn's GiGAaS- The tobacco from
which these cigars aye made is grown entirely
in conservator;eS, and the cigars axe manu!ac-
tured Oh mahogany tables by thoroughbred
Cubans ia claw hammer coats and white Kids.
When 4 man smokes one of these cigars he
walks on sir, and dreams he has diamond
scarf pin ais; a sixty-tye dollar suit OF clothes
and has Just married rich. 1t makes the breath
sweet and keeps the teeth white. and will force
a ,aous.ache on the slacotheSt lip IN hve
weeks
, 1879-05-24

Er:;r"tt SlEp,.--T.te = i;,by,l ss,.cp
rnlur,l i very rise ;c;iic in ALh@tt's = o.. a.,
Taur~.,y las:. i ~; .Heii a.tcl.cI hy the
lajle, 4 the schpcl AMI rIai:v Oh RS Mo lyr',el
re-y p.r,,im:; in ths:s >:,::n:f SUITS. The mill
;.ry vcr' ally represented by i.,iatenantS
til,.r aui Lands, VIII, dbl their list to max,
ta,n-, pleasant. Iyyryth;n.; wcat on quite
l-4a,v until ii-rry Reese sat down on IN or
sa,t: this. with good old fashioned, genuine
I.u.c storm that came dong at the same time
lr-uc-i such i ,li~!,iri;ig; elf ct on the party
laat thy al LEFT
, 1879-05-24
EgODEca.S AIT GALLERY.

Brodeck's Art Gallery on Main Street is the
only place in the upper country where the most
finished photographs in every style and size at
incredibly reasonable rates can be procured
His astoni>hishing success Is due 10 the fact
that he never sends out poor work, and this
struck the key note to sound popularity.
, 1879-05-24
ESs,5.SsB.

Dr. Mauzey wishes to inform the public gen,
orally that il order to attend to his professional
duties at home he has resigned his position as
assistant surgeon ut the Font, and heEcefnrth
will give his full attention tn his private rrac-
tice. Oaiee over Wells Fargo & Co Express
building
, 1879-05-24

ESTIMATE Tie annual exhibit OF the County
Auditor for Walla Wsi!a county IS before Us,
and from It we CLEAN that tie expenses Of the
county cost the ne.,t little sum Of 81! ,9i3. 80.
Estimating the expenses to be no greater this
year, We We VIII run short cf tie a1propria-
tons by SGGj0.
, 1879-05-24
JrSr RECEIVED.

At Mrs J. f. Lemontis. Al immense stock
Of Millinery Goods, direct from New York,
comprising the very Latest Styles of the Season.
We are now ready to exhibit them. and cord
tally invite everybody 10 call. Prices To suit
the times Main Street three doors East of
the Slime House