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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-01
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DIED.

KENwoRTHY-o- the goth inst, Ann Ksevorthv
wife OF VIM ken~orthy. In she SSH year of hers age
OoNfON-Aesr Bro,Sv lille, Ohio. n d&v, tn, vath
int, after lingering il,ne-s about nopths nerr
about 81 years.
bAkSEs-. tn Tits city. on Tuesday aernins Of esa.
snmpeon Mrs MARY Barnes. wife OF Mr. 0sores W.
Barnes, aud Daughter D r. aud Phsoe Wtxstas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-01

Seer CHASE is seriously iii. and has no,
attended to business for several days.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-01

Obedient.-Ir strict obedience to the fol.
lowing suggestion of the tory General.
Beau egard. the Jefersonian in its las.
weeks issue, denominates the Republicans
as "Abolitionists." That paper says the
Democrats have elected seven, and 1.-The
A boitionists have elected four members
of Congress from Indiana; and. in giving
the vote Of this District. it terms the Tn.
con .iiional Union State Ticket "Abolitiun -
This obedient tool of Beauregard. thinks
this 'name will have y singing effect" no
doubt! ln the folio wing ex ract # "A letter
to Bragg. Beauregard says he intends Ito
issue general order on the subject" and,
FROM the way the jeff. opens out on that
name" the order has already been received
by its editor:
"By the by, l think we onght hereafter.
in our official papers, To call the Yankees
Abolti0nists, instead OF "Federals," tor they
now proclaim not only the abolition cf sla-
very. but OF all constitutional rights; and
that name will have singing eff c. on our
Western enemies. intend to issue gem
eral order on the subject whenever assume
command. Sincerely YOUR friend,
u. T. BRAuREGARp.
Gen. Braxton Bragg. Commanding Depart.
nens No 2, NJ bile, Ala.
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State OF Indiana Wayne Co. 8. 8.
-
Jacob Dinckeiaeke2

Rosa Dinekeiaeksr,y
lE IL known thar this . dsy o. Ocs,b4y ysoa
me .bovs nem4d plsis.9 otckel 4 osreh sns
his Auorneys hled ia the o1is Clerk u rhs
~.yne Creuit Court his complaint against D-ssu-
dant in The above entitled ~.
VT u competent person, that s4id d-Enda.s & -
Die keiaeker - . resident State fnd.SaA
raid defendant xos Doc kei.-ker sher hses,y
notiHef OF the al and pe.d-ney saii con ,4tss
sgsibss her, anJ that 81 %1r Or
dennr thereto ss the calling Of the s4it on the
second day the term OF esid NJ e.xs
and held the Court Hpu.. 10 81 h are
MONDAY Of Fenrusry o.. sail o, sias suf rne
masters and th."Gs thes Elm easioSi stsss v,il
be taken and the sid sili hsAsa a a
In =
Wna~ss sol 0ersAish, Ciesk. and the Seal NJ s.aA
Court. .; C~nterviiis, this - fsv oe.sser is6l
SOL ArKsDfr l. cierk. =
bstktE = bcecoonAL. Az (os ki9. "a
Oct
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9rpcIa 0tipu
ore @etrcrneurS oun Str0inisn.

@slntbe ocn 9rricnrn iiub einarlaufeu. re(he
ldut eer Proclamation pom 10teu b. ,um WiGi,=
clcnlte oerpfl'btrt lino, oab;u ae6cnp. penIeIkru
Ill aetdtten. ais Scluntarc in rte bcreits inn ScIor
tfhrnrrn Gcnipn0nten ejnsutreteu, I'm oieIcltcu
oou'abli9 al madden +; unb IA ee rie 9lrGbt Der
eretut1"e TT. DAP bic Abii6t ree VrGfiosntrn an
ftnsr ldntutn Nu5bcbun9 oieier Grnpven;abl
onourh am beiten erreidt mrrrtn fam. lufheu
9rriontn pen Gtttritt in Die TulOrt1r- @cmpao
men gu g%eitatten SU made i'd, Scbu Q,td,er.
Wruoerneur res Stdatre SirQinitn, biermit ben
Tci9enpen Wnbard Al Den brtrrfenoen RrauIor
tonrn. Fem re cOmmdnbirrnoeu Sfi,iere Der
Ntuti-9cn1pdAnter thh3nfcmmen babcn
S'rsr IN elmer Wiiiti Gpmpaauie tinrpllrte
9frl0n, mtlte Acafit sirsn rmmanpircnpeu Sf.
Fiter stT'er I'm dctiStn Oisuit I~tchenDen @ompao.
nte ef Aeiiht trtl1rt, i'll oieieite ~cintrrt,u an
moucn, nan etntu Contract pd6rsnb Der Oaufr
ots Sr's1se IN %ceri'lteu oienen ,u puusn inter.
lhretbt, lou nieIca ~qelattet Iciu.
gSsnn re ermahlte @ompaanie Ib ouf sem
Hsno9JoonsptaBe Der bstreffenpsn OPili;. ON.
pd9nte bsEtnnst, 70 iol cine iUlde Werlon vpu
letnem rcmmanoirtnpen Sff,irr Gem commnn-
~nlrence1 SlTjtcr Ter ermdblten 9cmpaonie iibcr
Aeben iperpr,. y ftnoet lib ater pae SuaItier
%orrNslbcn an etnrm dnoeren Yla5C, 10 IUl Ic TO-
lori Ran ptInielben brCroert iperbtn. INN rid,t
ffu9Ff lRre Gntldtung pom ptr Wilt; @pmpnani,
s%rbaIIfn, ale biz JIG iblcn IransportationsIdsin
mad bfm b'trefrncen YInBe itrrm comment.
reuben Sii3isr U~Or3eilt.
SSfnn Die 9OmpG9nie, in pe(be bic betrriFenbe
ptr'on etntreten mUttr, ppljGbli1-if lit, 10 Icu Der
communicable @emrraI Disielpe elmer anpersn
eompoBuic 3utbeiien.
s1p'tane ron Milii-G ompnsmien ortr @b,fs
pom Oeta@'ments, bic einrn iClbeu DicnItwsdb.
Vel 9fltaitsn' bab,n iOiOrt cine eite Dericniaen
u~hF6"manen' ntldlen cine iOIhs &rlautmis er
i0'''t ~nroe; f,rncr 6dbsn b~ieielbru Die @pm
9aan'e uno Zen RenO9YOusplaB pe,ielbm an,u-
aepsi' unO %o'elflbrn nit pen unterieibncten. @e.
i"p.n UNI Tsrl'Bung Dem 2~lOiulant 0jcnerot N
iibcrmaden. }"
- @c9eSn inter mctrer 6onb uub rrtsr Son,
g.S.l Sie9t cro Stadtcs ;u &thmcnb. an, 9 Josr
pcs Wradto Wfar5 1862 uuo inn S6Itcn GoSrr
~ eitltr Commonwealth. -" W
a.. u Spbn 2ttncr
Sec. %. RunfOrb,
Stoate @5eCrctdr.
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9ruclamntiuntu.
6taote W afftn.

Gin am y. Rcttnar 1862 p~alfrtet @sirk rer
"rnerdl NHrmblD NON N'raiuteu tttjnmt. rde
ale Scrobmcr rrr Stnrt Nttmrno, rir i'm mist
in nctiUem NiilitGrcisnfs tCFurcn. auorboltcu
Iinp. iU9lcit an mid ocer rincn mstnar Hrputis,
in meincr OfHce, l2S WlinRrrst. atle in ibrrn
SGncen beftaOliten Wusfeteu, V,Itotcn SGb,l
uno oncere rem Stant 8ir9inisn ,useb5rio,n
sSatfcn ntjuliefern unb la Ntsmonp purd,
6aut pper ouf ancerr @eiIc rae atI,btite Isl.
9enibumsrsdtpon StaatFmaTrn crlanqsn tann."
TO e'n Id ourb Ben @uupecnsur brauftraot. a 2
osrortt9en Nniprii@e luritG,upsiieu.
SSenn tr9tnb Semanr, rer fcIhe @ofen il,
@lftrteln SelfB bat, oeridumt, ~picIeI6rn innsrtolb
Der ndbiten '~pan'ig Gage mad Der 0ubliciruno
ottler S~stanntma6unB otSuIicfern, 10 Iuu err in
ole 9cleslt6e Strnfc p~srfaGlrn uno auserrem
nod lc9let6 Cls ScCsot FUR bic oan,e 0ouer
soe Srtc9ee ausaeboben merotu.
Nle 9"tsn Sitr9sr finn rrntlid crIudt. lei
rem Sommsln folder StaatsmaHeu 5ebiiIdih
III ietn, uno iclfe Snformotiouen ,t oeben, pir
oaS Autrnocn %reriSlteu crmGatihen.
@ut Stttbl oes 0uupernture
y. &. @tGpicn,
SbcrtH Der Start Bthmunc.
lftn NGr, 1862.
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9srionaI. @ri6rsibung Der e]ntlC6en,u
Wcfdndcpen,

V'lHI1NNURNI
Samc5 N. Glmors lit ctmn 81 Q,tr of SINH
6u6 3sbn bis II 5uB bod, bat b!ars 9(u,Cm,
onnfIeS padr, Bat cine Narte Tbsr Gins perr
Nuacn NM Qc6t ctipas sinrGrts.
&n0rerp SmujVan. elm SrlinOer son @eburt
Dat elne runtlF @'Itats iartc. it 21 bis % Snbr
alt une 1T ctma ieh5 6uB bod.
5. Gal0in 6enrp 1T etma 30 Sabr alt, 6at
cine l'lr @eli@tsfarbe unO 1T Gina Iinf 6uE
0rci bis oier 3cu bod.
3'iep6 2eaGner it ID ODER - 3a6r alt, ia;
rctbrs 91ar, it et"n funi SUP 6 bis s 3p0
bod nnO trdRt cine Uniform. -
Hm. Glorf 1T Gin @autee, .tpa 26 oner o.
5'9r ali, funf SUP 8 Oper 9 3oa bod. Dnt b,nc
H""re un0 Nn}sn, uno Bate, ais err entpib.
elnen lbmdrlen Jtcd IN.
3Oltp6 Refer, rtn &natc BON Is Sa6rsn III
tlpa 9',r 6"B ltcben biz 8 3Oa bod, BON better
9aHtfarbe uno iebr Yclrm @eii6t.
3obn &duiaws lit etma p oOer % Gobr oft
Won 9utcm AenBeren, cod tann ui6ts wej,er
HOer P~enisltcn ansesebsn me,peu,
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YrucIdmatiuneu.

NuSn1hncp pom milttGriIbsr SieufpHlht ,i
tnt'dritc,: bat. DAG G)clcB ibrcitt UUr, nan
o'citS Wrric3t aus ccn' Y~rrfiptnccu Hihtcr urer
icpcn gu MY Grurt pccr rcm Rrcuroer cin,r
Ur'n Grrpordtpu uetf ;p +, anptreu Rthterr.
nrrr. mGnn oc prrlie,ncr Airhtcr rr,r Recurpry
pur6 trNcnp ipcltc l~lrla,r,r caran Yerbinpc, :
rrlro, ourb bret urn penn Gtrt Ger Gu1tnaa OF or
County court ciniuIoceurc 9tittrr h,llcbeu Icu.
WssbnIb i'd, Soon 0ether. 0Uuusrneur ess
StadtsS Sirainien. bierm't sur ipIurtioen Oil.
oung einre ocrortigeu @erihts in ieoer @Uuntp
poer Cooperation cicltr Gpmmonmealtb ouTpr-
oere. uno nue Drncn, weI6e 9ntI6ulpiaunaeu
lur Mttletfung ibrsr miittGrjiAcn Otenltpf,bt
oor3ubrtnSen bnten, oisne btermit ,ur Nuhriht.
oHB has auf ricie Betis ~nstilpstc Geritt pus
asissithc 3ri6unal lit, wsldce iter bic 6alt
Forfeit folder acknowledgements an susI6.icsn
bat. lno i'd made f~srner biermit b%ttauut, pog
cine Gopie rcs teiastrn @elescs Der 2caiSiatur
bier ~dn9sfI9t in.
C @c9eben untCr ncincr Sano ais gcuscre
10 ncur uno inter cent Siclel crS StoatcS III
49, Etbmrne, ot 12ttn Gage eCS Nfpnots lP6r;
1907 UNI I'M Soften Sabre Der GommCnpsaltb.
Srtn 2et6er.
George %. @urfUrb,
StnatS- Secrctar.
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Yrpelomdtjuncn
&rntf6EffHfiElt

ocs @uoerueurS Uun Strainttr.
De @rn'raI G'cm5lY ypn %iroinien lat eir
"e're pnitrt, Die Nnidncuna unp Sinrribrr,
Ner m'iitlrt'tcn Slr'ittrGitc Der @rmmurmroItb
ts'rtfrnc. "ut 'pcIhrS ot outcn Siracr p;eits
ctd'teS augclcarntith]t cuimcrflom oemctt
mCrren. Scotr gilrarr 1T rircct uScr inpirret
Ft' rrn 9r6ViTUncn r~eItitcn in~tcreiirt unb %
III bon NrrBer 9eidtiNfeit, ro6 iecc SGIfsIri.
ltuna cen NIT Der Nusiiibruna pss @sicees bt.
nntira9tsn Stomtsn crtbcilt merce. tomlt risIrl.
eCn tbIsn ~S'rpiitturacn acwi6egtaft natfcn
men Fonn'". Oiritr Proclamation 1T cine gt.
lhrtlt ess t't;'H'mrcn @sicgcs uno Der Gjcnrral.
Srccrs res Qciuiont Genera triarfiat. Gs
ut eon GROCER 9Gihtjatcjt. Rap bicIrn Others
pitnftlthlt {Vlae oclejitct m,rpc.
CO~) @'c9rtcu untcr mcjncr 6ont urp
G. Q nnttr bonn S,raeI res 6taotcs ~
N~D' Hldmcnr. am 10. MGr, 1862.
unp i'm decentralization Sabre oar Common.
rFoltb. Scbn gtther.
6ur oen @0uuCrnGur:
George l&. 81 unfurC
Staots~ Secrrtdr.
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SrDcldritatiUit

oss @cuotrneurS pun Girainicu
Der @rrcntiY 8eGGrte pieict Gtantts ii pc
N1driht 'uNe9on9eu. oaF Sames 81. gilmore
Nnorew 5nOiVan, s. @oIoin 6enrY. Soleph
SS1Aner, YerlhieOcner &cracbem a~npetiaat pper
brrCttS iiberfi6rt, aus Dem GrfdugujB DIR Staot
9t'tmono %rntiprun9en iinc uno lib iest auf
TrFttm NnBe %btfnOCn mcsGalb i'd bicrmit cine
Selobnlna BON flint uno %iipan,is Dollars Uem.
lent4en o1rrirs, Der irlcno einen Der b@elootcn
y nht'tn9e oerbattet nnp in OHa @jcfdnaniE rer
Staot NttdpmonO a%blisftrt. l1nO it forpere bier
nut f1rner alr @tpil unO Militdr. Sc6Grcen
oieie' StnnteF, iOD { cincn ieorn 8tpcbner rcs-
iflUfn n"t, Nles nnfjr isten, nm oisir llebeltbG.
ter in Serbaftrn unp ,ur Strafr ill ~brinorn.
CCD @e9eten untcr meiner 61up unr
{. .. unter Rem @teseI Des 5taates IN
N~~' RicbmUnC, am Is. SeGruar 1862,
uno I'M i'hannOa6'Si9Ien Sabre Oer Common
WealtN. Spbn 2et6er.
6ir Ten @c,cerueur:
@tpr8t gB. WunfUrb.
Staats. SreretGr.
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SrpcialuaIipn
oe5 80uvtrncurs BON Nir0ini,n.

Curb elm 0eieB rrr Qcatzlatur rie5,r Gnu.
mS".usN''S; PH'iirt am lStsn Sage res aeoeu~
r"t.,Ss' @s0natS C8sbrunr), miro b%saimmt, pdg
III ieoer Souml9 uno @orpo,oticn ein g.
9eti!prt mstHsn foil, pslbes ce arn,,n Shor
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I Grecutts 9cportcmrut.
Nthmpnh, So, I. NR6r; 1862

Seoer sbrriF unb onc 9teirriacn, ntI6t nit ben Gin.
,enlNNcin pOE StdatStraden b%cauftrngt ins. pcrocn hermit
'u'9etorcct, 'cldhr gut III rcrpodrr unb unier Der gnrciTc:
,ScI: Y. 0tmmcd, &iGmpnb, ga" baIor 6olidif ot-
NleNotn. Die furG b0S ~GiniommcIr, Ncrpofuuo nm
1rNhSr0rt cl'tltchcnocn llntrlrn iprScn ecGtn Suittuno
rNn nj. 0tmmrd auegciobIt.
@cnebniot Trbr Qcthsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-29
Grtlarun8 beS @efcBes,
ole Nufbrin8Hn9 Der Don 8irsiuieu gu fsuenrer
SrunNPn hcfrrTsnN
lftn NGr, 1862.

Grtlarun9 bes @eIebeS
Gle Nuftrin8una Der Don 0iretuteu IN Reueuren
Gruppen tetrcfsnc.
Selhlc6en rurt bic General QTsm6lp: SoC
bic mHbrs @htdt unO Weiuuue pes' am 1Otcn
6sbruar 8 p%uifirtcn @elctrS. Die 4ufbriu
9un9 Der pom Siraiuieu CUR @cnf6perirtcn Or.
hrre gu ltsIrnccn 8~unpesuuppsu betrtfcnp. ro-
bin aebt. ra6 es Die WH,dt tcs G,Uuper lcurs
lei. Ole lebt IN Otcnf bcfinpIl6cn Gpmpaanteu
dut Gin Wtntmum Son bunpcrt Mnun III triu.
BERT Nnnn 'u t~rjng,n. pnS cntpeper rurt ON
G'ntrttt pom Greiwiligcn, prer purb cine oqoe.
me'nc '3lsbuna 81 bewrrtfcOi9sn lct; unb RAN
Ole S'Ioun9 nCucr @ompaanien Dem Stnne prs
oorsrWdtntrn @'si pes rer General NiT,meGy 70
ton9e entAfaenIauic, his bic i'm ,OisnIt b~rffnpli.
tfn Grinpa9ntcn bic crfrrpcrIi6c Starf srreitt
batcn.
O1B Der @cuoerrcnr trsbal6 criuht neroen
'odr, tctne neuen @cmpnluicn an,unetmen, bis
&c Srre'ts I'M Dirnit tefnplibcn ole purb rae
@e,ep 'or9clhrictene StdrtC CT cid bdtten pcer
Q rleIbe btcT'u briOno,rs a%utcrjirt mcrpc.
Gtne bcSIuutiatr Qbldrift res Seib(uIrs:
W NJ. &. @orbou, ir,
6. n. 9. uno s.. pom u.
(0aiitrt am s.. MGrs 1862
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Die S@uIc inter 2titun9 Won gotcr S6brin0tr
mrb GctCniportt9 non mcbr Il 8 30 Swrrru bCiocrtti B,-
ibcdtS bclu6t. Bic lint. rrt'tS RAIDER itub f~rfa,nbe:
YcNn rc5 Oeutlfcn unc bee GngIjihcn, gniHouunoes
uuC Ccut llutCtrjdt, ShOnihrcibcr, RchtiGrcirtn, Gram
Siracn, tiblt he gClhittc, Wccerdpttc, 98cItsc'h;dic.
GN eteitn Gddcrn untCrrtd>tCt Nditor y ~0brir0cr.
o. 8rupSto ltbrt Die Observation-Disclosures 8GGtr
trtcrrcilt Die @GN&,a i'm Suidtn, N6bcn, Stit,n uno
.SItcr.
0ottt mirN riht olctu ouf cincn o%raublitcn .lutcrrid,t
irno'rn "udN nNt ru'r Nute %@riteHun8 Ger onpcItroutin SIT
Gcnb ole Scr9fGIt YtrncneCt.
Die Mo,tcu bctyo9tn iUr ic6r6 Aino mrnotIit l 2balcr
fur bic W0odCl, meIhc aIn NGh llnterrjh; 0cnicEtu, %
GCutS pctcr.
36NtjnQc, rrihe I'M 2ntciniihrn unb Tran;6TIhtr I'M
terri d, mn !tiN, h0tct @eIegcnhcjr baiu Ncscu cint btipn-
tuC &Croutun0.
Die StuIc lit III Nr 5!cn StroEc, Naen Oil.
y Y3fOr &6brtn0er wcbnt in Der 5ttn SlraFc oui
EEr NlnN MlL- in hcrl .Annic haa fri1hcr N.Y. nr.-f. ~,
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Scfammtmacbmu0rm
Rob. 3. Gtrihio an.
!. ~. Sled.
@eU. M. 6Ied * 60.

llnatbdn9i0sr 9urn.Tsrsiu.
en,tcu wclhc Surncn III Isrnen punlten. babeu lid
;ebcn WIrrrao in Der Surnbole NbeneS s lbr III mtIeen.
3. amman, Gurnlcbrtr.
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@t8nrren! @igarren! @iearren!

100 600 Giaarrcn,
maTr it III cen t%tlj4ltn PrcjIcn tcim 8ouitno mic audi
Ht err ctniCIr,U %rr dti0iIc.
@ie'rtfAN9 ]HprratHi3 cine Norijc GpicIfnrttn bti
Conrad SGutr,
III 8. StCInltln'S M'pnt cello Srtcl
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os8 @cuStrntur0 pUu Si|rqinicu
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Gin @eIeB, eir NuiTnbuug unc @inrci.
bunN Der mjIitIriidocu Strritfr6ftc pes
Stndtcs %jr0inien bctrcTcnc, poIiirt am 3.
Jetruar 1862.
, 1862-05-03

JONES AND HIS PUPS Jones being a
great lover Of dogs has famous breeder,
and the pups are in great demand among
those who know and appreciate their quail
ty. Jones has great many friends. and
whenever any Of them visit him, his enthu-
siasm for dogs leads him to boast of the
breed of his own. The result is his friend
makes him promise to save one of the pups
for him when the next litter is produced.
One day Mrs. Jones inquired in quiet
way:
Jones, how many pups will that won
derful dog have?"
"Three or four, perhaps"
"Do you know how many of the next
litter you have promised to your friends"
"No."
You have already promised thirty-fve. "
"Well, replied Jone-, reddening slight
ly, and speaking with considerable vehe-
mence, " man that won't promise friend
pup is a mighty mean man y
, 1862-05-03

The Fashionable Emporium Of Oregon
CITY Of PARIS DRY Goods STORE |
In the New three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
VNHE proprietor of this we'll known establish
ment has spared neither time nor money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods, and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia, that when they are in need
of anything in my line, and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the above-named es-
tablishment, and you will
be sure to get Just what
you want. Enumera-
ton of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists in part, as follows =
Blk Silks-all widths, COored Silks,
Gros dc Naples, Bl'k and Cold Alpaccas,
Reps de Naples, Ll lOnese Cloth,
Emb'd Reps, Bombazine,
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadeloths, Debeges,
OGanS1i shawis, cashmoTes, 1iSs1''
Delanes Poplins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Children's Goods, of every description
Ladies Ready Made Garments
A large assortment ofFur Victorines, Cuffs, &c
Hosiery and Gloves, of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA
r1Sy~ Always on Hand, and Made to Order "a
Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !!
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before Bur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1861 1y.
, 1862-05-03
Nevada Territory.

The following extract, truthful and
graphic description of the geographic and
physical pecuIiarities Of the Silver Land
is taken from "Sketches of the Washoe
Silver Mines" by Doct Degroot:
1t is a region of varied geology and
strong meteorological characteristics-a
land of contrasts extremes and apparent
contradictions of mingled barrenness and
fertility, beauty and desolatiOn aridity and
storm. Growing side by side, is the cactus
and the wild plum, while issuing almost
from the same orifce are hot springs and
cold the waters of the one pure and health
full of the other, nauseating and unwhole
some.
In passing over this strange country one
is impressed with the idea that he has come
too soon. Everything seems crude and un-
finished about him; all nature wears a
primitive aspect The rocks, the vegeta-
tion-ell things are in a transition state.
The traveller feels as if he has intruded up
on the solitudes of nature before she has
fitted them for his reception, or adapted
them to the wants Of civilized man. The
flats which she had plated out for future
meadows, and was slowly filling up by
freighting the melted SHOWS with debris
from the mountains, are as yet but half fin
ished, being only wide-extended marshes or
yielding mud lakes. The sage plain, to
which the great alchemist was patiently i'm
parting the elements of fruitfulness, drawn
from the generous air and the grudging
rocks, has arrived only at central point
between utter barrenness and a dubious
vegetation-the lichen and the artemesia
struggling for subsistence-the lowly pio-
neers of coming fertility. The SUBMITS of
the once -splintered mountains, rounded
into domes by the slow process of disinte-
grafton, have come to be planted with the
stunted cedar, and their sides to be sown
with the wild grass-seeds; which, though
they afford ample covert for the hare, and
scanty pasturage for the deer, are little fit
for the pursuits of the agriculturist or the
habitations of the white man.
All, except few valleys and mountain
meadows, is a wilderness, silent and va
cant, over which the mirage dances, and
the sand storm sweeps-the one warning
the weary emigrant to hasten his footsteps
the other Turing him from his path and be-
guiling him to DEATH This optical illusion,
caused by the reflection of the suns rays
upon the saline particles floating in the at
mosphere, is common only IN desert regions,
where it tantalizes the thirsty traveller with
the sight of palatial structures and limpid
waters, all of which dissolve into burning
air as he approaches the spot of their sup
posed existence.
, 1862-05-03
How thew did it.

They were sitting side by side,
And he sighed, and then she sighed.
Said he My darling idol ''
And he idled, and then she idled.
"You are creations BELLE"
And she beloved, and then he beloved.
son my soul there's such a weight"
And he waited, and then she waited.
" Your hand l ask, so bold I've grown -
And he groaned, and then she groaned.
"You shall have your private gig"
And she giggled, and then he giggled.
Said She" My dearest Luke )"
And he looked, and then she looked,
"I1l have thee, if thou wilt"
And she wilted, and then he wilted.
, 1862-05-03

RoMP1NG.-Don't be afraid of little
romping on the part of your girls, and new
er punish them for indUlging in it, but
thank heaven, who has endowed them so
largely with animal spirits. These must
have vent in some way, and better the glow
which a little romping imparts to the
cheeks than distorted spine or pallid
brow. Health is one of the greatest bless
ings, and only good share of physical ex-
ercise can secure this to children. Let
them romp, then, even if they do make
some noise. Yes, let them romp. Sober
times will come by and by Life brings its
cares soon enough to all and let the chill
dren be happy while they are young. God
made them TO be happy, and why should
parents tbwart his plans We do not be-
iieve in dull childhood, but in cheerful
ness in youth and cheerfulness IN age.
, 1862-05-03


GROCERIES.
4 90 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
IOO loC bbls strictly prime N. 0. Sugar,
so hf bbls $. |. Sugar,
80 hf bbls S. F. Crushed Sugar
100 mats No. China Sugar,
$50 kegs East Boston and Golden Syrup
100 enests I'm. and Young Tyson Tea,
so chests black Ooong Tea,
so chests Japanese Tea
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 boxes Hills Pale Soap,
100 cases Black Pepper
so cases Cinnamon,
200 cases Saleratus,
100 cases Carbonate Soda,
100 cases Ground Ginger,
25 cases Mustard,
100 cases Cloves and Cream Tartar,
All of which will sell either wholesale or retail
at San Francisco prices
RS- Orders accompanying the cash. promptly at
tended to, md Goods forwarded with despatch to all
parts of Oregon and Washington Territory.
HARKER Brothers..
Portland, Nov 90, 1861. ly
, 1862-05-03

A DUTCH GIRL AT THEATER-''Ve
I first come to Filadelfy to serve, vas fiery
mooch uncivilized, said Katrina, now IT,
dy, intelligent lady in a respectable family.
/ laugh mnoch and feel mooch ashamed to
remember how | behave ven l know so lit
tie. Shon-dat vas my beau den-Shon
took me to the theater Won night, ven had
been in Filadelfy but tree weeks. We sit
in the gallery; and we see not goot, and
Shon said he would get another seat. So
he put mis- leg around the post and schlides
down NIT to pit; and looks up and calls
out:
Katrine Katrine COON toun, tish a
goot view here"
And leaned over, and said l,
'' How can l COON, Shon?"
"Joost sclide toun."
So Iput my legs around te pillar and
schlides toun too. Dunder how te folks
laugh. Dey laugh SO mooch dey play no
more dat night on te stage. Efrpody
laugh and yell and vistle all ofer te house.
l vas mooeh ashamed den, though / knows
not any harm; but now turns red every
time thinks of it,"
, 1862-05-03
LATEST PARIS FASHION OF
FALL BONNETS.

Il AAA hAIAN IN H Il kCs
High Lustered GrOs de Rhies,
Rich Green, Brown and Drab 81 ks,
London High Lustered Alpacas,
Fine BOmbazines,
Paris style of Stella Shawls
Rich al-wool Delaines,
Paris Plaid Silks.
New style Mantlas
Paris printed .laconets,
Plain CaSsimeres,
Musquiture Collars
Rich Brilliants,
Chemizettes, &c,
Ladies' and Misses French Flats.
Unshrinkable Ballard Vale Fhnnels.
White Rock and Utica Bed Sheetings
BOstOn's Celebrated Wamsutta,
AMI BIeached Sheetings.
NEW STYLES OF OIL CLOTH
Three-pIy & Brussels Carpeting.
ByOlie's French Cloth FrOck Coats,
Lingens French DOeskin Pants,
Lyons Fancy Silk Velvet Vests,
New York Broadway style Business suits,
Paris style Of Raglans,
Broadway style Of Overcoats,
Harris fancy mixed Cas- Pants,
New style silk and velvet Vests
Boys and Youths latest styles
Black Navy Caps;
A NLw LOT OF
Washington, Napoleon and Wellington Neck Ties
Davis and Jones' patent Yoke Shirts,
Little Boys French Cloth Jackets ard Josevs.
New style Oil-cloths and Check Mutting
Heavy U. S. Pilot and Raven Duck, &c.
Boots, Shoes and Heavy Brogans,
Together with full assortment of
HEAVY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR MINERS
, 1862-05-03

MMY son, what would you do if your
dear old father should be suddenly taken
away from you ?"
.sSwear and chaw tobacker -