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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-29
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
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No. lH5 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. BUILDING.
DEEDS BONDS, MORTGAGES, &C. &C., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMIssORY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards In Pha
delphlA New York other citles by OF cores
ponding brokers who are all firms Of high standing
oans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
of quarter per cent being divided between Ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFTs.-Ws draw on Philadelphia, New York or Bos.
ton and procure drAt other American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FoREl0N DRAPrS.-We draw on Great Britain Ira
and, Germany and every other country in Europe
houses Of undoubted standing, In to suit our
customers.
EXCHANGE-Foreign or Domsstic-bought aud sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market.
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York
REAL EsTATE,--we attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate In town country and respectfully Invite
puTehasors sellers to give call We rent houses
and when desired by customers attend to the coec-
tlon Of their reuts.
CoLLRCrIONs,-0ur correspondence enables us to
reach any prominent point In America or In any foreign
country through the reliable ehaunels Our ciI.
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons ayaing themselves of them may
Onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
cromptly attended to. Our charges low as are
made by any reliable parties.
In every case where employed aim Ia 20 do
he host Tor the interest Of cuHOmeTs aud solicit
he patronage Of friends aud the public
ian JOHN MoLEAR son
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-29
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DeIavvara,U
bLdLb OF DbIhWhf0

State of Delaware"
toRIuEkL MILL uRHsK, 4e)
Ih5 COMPANY continues to ohsr to the people Of DslA
wAra Its sunsrlor advantages Of Insurance against los
hy hre on all descriptions OF property except Marine
The Institution commanded by ever 90 years expert
70 and attention 70 the sqbjeet q Mutual
oens the rat to Introduce the principle into our stae
BY rsasen Of which, Il belleysd the Managers have
heen enabled To adjust and discriminate between ths
different varieties Of property to render the member
snip among the most equitable In character Of the numsr-
Qua Insurance Companies presented to the public.
takes credit tsslf that payments Of losseH have
been 40 prompt and liberal that In 70 years business and
tion has occurred scarcely one without entire salts
faction to the parties Insured.
anount Of ts fials It has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sAnda OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring
great an amount in single risk or an Offering unnt oh
lsSta q nsuranes for tho character Of the Insttuton
& tn,s manner y conceived II has the safest and
eeset st OF nautances IN proportion to the amount
ever , Sly Millions of Dollars, Of any other Company
As evidence OF hs has aot only reduced the rate Of
Insurance ~ al tinsa moderate onesxth, during the
S4SoCo Ss ssssitv aeisst @ Ssa % ISna 3,
votes which aum by the resoTt to Scrip Certificates
sss balances due 10 eaoh menbaF, being Issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1859 al ths
tsoi per cent par annum, thus making still fartho
1t commenced the year 1899. with rsaii protection to
the community In Dspoait Notss OF sa5o0eO
pnrplnh Fund $4,000
Total protection, 100000
is the OF the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
Prssidsnt--JKssE SHARPE
secretary and Tfeasnrsr-RoHRRr MocABH N. D.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Braudywine HID; James Dslaplain, Christi
ans Hdi james Webb, Samuel Barr, s. q. stotsenburp
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Robert MeCabe Mil
Greek Hdi John p. wiIlianson, white Clay Greek nd
George Janyisr, New Castle Hdi curtls B. Eson Pen
ssder Hd; John Q. CLARK, Red Lion Hd.; wm. Temple
smyrna James q. Buruham, Ht Georges Hd; Charlie
~ Peming Peter p cauHoy, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AukNTs-Aa we'll for receiving applications for insnr
Ell Wilson, Brandywne Hd; Robert Mccabs, Mi
Srssk Hdi James Delaplain, Christiana Hd.; John 4
Williamson, White Clay Greek Hi; Curtis b. Ellison
psncAdsr Hd, Red Lion st. Georges and Appoq ninnin
hundrads; Joseph G. arihith, Smyrna; James Cripps1
new Sastie Hdi ChArlsA 7. Fleming, Milford. Charlie
Tunnell, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to Ii
ion W ''''' '-1-' ~''''
fA ROBERT MocABR NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-29

Attention Ladies'.
IL tLe newest styles Of Fancy Combs, Steel and Je
n JsWelfy, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses, SILK FAus
Paraaos FUN Umbrellas at prices the most satsias
iory AZ H. D1x0N'H,
Fancy Goods Store, 81 south sch Street,
philadelphlA
So Peacock Feathers bought or made into Fans or
Fly Brushes mAr.e9m.
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Why the Rebel. nre called "Jonn,c-. ~

In i,dl the Federal soldiers called the rebels $50.
GOSH" In 1852, 'confeds," in 1853, 'grayhacks, 4"
in 1854 hey cali them 'Jonnics." A cores pom
dent gives W. the following information about the
origin u the las, named sou6r quet, The nnmc II
Johnny originated 10 quarrel between couple
O packets, which begun by the federal telling the
retei that they Tho rc,els) depended on England
IN getting out OF ibis scras hich the rebel dencl
ernphstcslly, saving they were able to scrape
Themselves out. One word brought on another,
III the federal said bis opponent better than
a Johnny B1 anyhow tho rchel swurr he would
shoot d. Yank II he called him johnny pu'l
pain. The quarrel was stopped by another picket,
and Ecy -oun cooled down, but the reh kept NUT
tring, I'D as soon be callei n niger as Johnny
Bull"
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MARINE NEWS.
Aug. as >sS-s.s, i'll W, even. % q


c,r.,.n
'LtNhfb
sTEAMSHIPS-Fannie, Philrd; Empire Aiet'p
SHIPS rra,,r,o,. r,,cr-col. An. x.rl,.n,urr
CsS.. a 49, ny. ppl hiin neNehuuIk'
Nau, e""Al-n'e' Nsp'''' Mef"se' rance
,BARkS orkshire, Cork. san Giovanni, Brttol:
Charles Edwin, Gov Bay; Laura Rus- Gov Bay, AMI
H. Cipdad Bolivar; Saroba Rotterdam.
BRI;s- sslinn.. rB,l war.nhan. I.abell. p.,s
vc,,nn>,r,s ,,., - -
~ SSh'pNfhs-Mi Wilton bsiger, tosffe.. Monroe, +
r. , y,a,nulonn' ErtIoT; Anna Brown Washington.
buho" Batiuioie; Amy Wooster, NSiuahp.
,,yr-,r
-. Hh"Nfb'
TEAMSHlPS-nclavare, Trenton: Westchester,
Providence; M,s-ey, Ph.iap,'phia ten T., onr, y.
oieans; Title. foitress Monroe; Iouisa Moor> do;
Fairbanks Wn-hipeton. u &; Virginia, Washington;
,n,a. NJ n rv =. 49, hoh!N I'm owNh huu-
a,,,t.s a, - - g -. -,
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JERSEY CITY,

DUMMIES IN JERSEY CIrY.--A few weeks
since, the Common Council OF Jersey City. sdoys-
ID an ordinance prohibiting the running Of DUN.
my engine within the limits a'ter August first
Subsequently, the board extended the time of run
ming the cars SIX months, but The resolution VIZ
vetoed 10y the Mayor. Consequently rnee Monday
have ceased running N Jersey City.
NOVEL SAFE GuAnD.-The Erie Railway
Company in order 10 avoid collision in the Bergen
Tunnel, when train has teen delayed or sforresi,
cause r. lie placed upon the track small torpedo,
the exp csion Of which warns an approaching train
In time u AVOID accident.
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Making total Of 2,31I places within the city de-
vcssi to the sale II liquor. OF the whole number
only thirty are licensed.
The NATIONAL FAsT.-The Mayor Of Brook.
ly-n has issued the following proclamation
Mayors Ohce, CAV Han, Brooklyn.
August ID 1884.
Thursday, 4th u August, having been set apart
by the Pro~'den, of tho United states as day Of
fvtti ng, hln,l silou and prayer Ge-am il proper
L. call tho attention 81 my fellow citizens to the
ipct, AMI invoke general Observance Of the SOL
eun occ'ssion. The nation Ia passing through
fearful orrtca!--the most momentous In its hir,ory
and upon the result of wlph iis future ext ,icnco
depends. 1t us then humbly how before the Civ
er " all Scpi, and, contritcly acknowledging our
manifold SINS ferventiy pray that the Divine mercy
viii speedily restore us n.'tin To our former pro--
pcrty and greatness ~ y people and nation. The
public uflrcs win he closcd and resi- ectfully
urge Oh part u the citizens the closing OF their
places of bGA.noss and Suspension of their ordinary
avosalUns on tls; day.
A. NJ woop. Mayor.
BRooKLrS BOARD or EpuCArIoS.-The
regular monthly meeting was held last evening.
Tie sIss,ia COMMITTEES Oh the purchase OF n site Tor
School No. ~ reported IN ,svor OF securing Free
msn's Hd, corner 0! Columbia and Am.ty streets
for the purlsae. The huiliin. is % feet front by
40 feet lecr, and the price seu0S The rcpor,
was adopted. A special &C nlntiee was appointed
20 confer with the joint Board ~ Aldermen aud
Supervisors, IN relation to the appropriation Tor
school house in Jackson Hollow District a. The
d pint Hoard struck out the smoi mt asked tor, and
the committee WA instructed 10 represent the ne
ccssiy of replacing II. A resolution was adopted
| " p,rchsse ste for school house No. Q, on the
corner u Vanderbilt Avcnuc and Butler street.
The pro- erty IL owned by the county and the price
| fixed ~ iuO.
wn,,.u rop.r,r 1rv,rrr ~ ,corpr
CnAGaKn WITH s~rNptisa--Th individual popu-
| larry known "a .sJolors.,o Jcw.tt." who lately
q, 4, A.. -. ,o...,,.,,.,,,, -. ~.
"eu'H '" "e l'"0e u't'S''''"' ~ WI"
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MIIIIAMSRTRIu-

Sun sTEoKF.-Ycstcrday forenoon an I'M
known man, about A. years n .rG was overcome
by the heat in SoutL 9th street, Eastern District.
lie was conveyed 10 the house Of Mr.. e. va'e
whore he died m about sn hour. The man is spps-
renly q native Of England, tuout fee q inches ia
height, brown Lair and rcd Whiskers. He had on
a linen coat and pants. 10 yest, Congress CATERS
and mixed socks.
HIGHWAY RoBBERIEs.-There have been Sc
veral highway robber!es and attempts at the same
in Brooklyn, z. D.. within short time. On Sun
dav morning las, . M, Meyer residing in Firs,
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kRDOKLyN.

THE QrorA or kIScs COUNTY, UNDER THE
Course DrNr.-1hc quota u the Second Com
srcssional District. under ID" recent call of the
President Tor 100000 men, is 1870. The total
number enrolled is "a, 500 Tho District comprises
the 9th, 9Th, 9th. Icth. 10Th. iih, 10Th, 18th anil
isih Wards Of tho Cay of Brooklyn, and the towns
Of New Lots fatbush, flailands New Utrecht aud
Graveeend. The quota of We Third Congressional
District Is E5sA divided among the different
Wards follows.
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Too Late for Classification.
DE

HANBu ERY-on Tuesday, Aug. cd. James Han
buery, AGED 50 YEAR.
The fclavc- and friends nre respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this "wednesday afteInon. At 4
O'Clock, rom ~ Morris ~. 70
MeCABE--On August L. 1854. Matthew McC abe.
aged months and days.
he friends and acius ntAoces OF the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral thu We'd
n.rday) afternoon. At o'clock from the residcnce Of
his parents. l04 Fast 22d IT. ~
McCOEMACK-On Tuesday, Aug. I'd, Ain Nc
Cornack, a native Of Prince Edwarf. leland
The fnne raj will TAKE from hir ate Ies,isnce,
~ Java It, Greenpoint l.. l., Thursday ith in Il,
81 o'cscck California paSs,ys please capy 3z3
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ssres4 neu Ffih, while rssurnine bonA ~
aeized by two men, one Of whom beld him BY The
throat while the other took his pockes-took. con-
tanning about si3.
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Pennsylvania Election - The soldier. to
Vote.

Philadelphia, August An election was held
throughout tie State to-day, on three smendne M.
to the STATE Constitution, tho frs, icing in favor Of
soldiers voting. All the amendments have proba-
bly, bou carried.
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n.ors upriy,sne@ ard boadnew - on, tudgee
1o'l nee, and charity 70 our clcr9y, and virtue
Jtl' ,onee snd gsihness " our people,
tSigrej) HnnArio byTxoun.
Usyed Aluany, Auguse 1s. 1854.
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i't'l .ssssf oiO's
About 100 men have bcsn enlisted IN The Second
District, In anticipation Of the draft, and $50 in
the Third District.
WHISKY Snors. The police Of Brooklyn
have recently tccn engaged in ssccrsining the
number Of places where spurious liquors sold.
The following will show the result, by precn,s:
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l Jup WrArrrER.-Tso Thermometer ut Della
| tou,'s yesterday showed the following 70 be The
l s,s,e Of the si1nophcr:
GAM. IAN. Bpm.
| AuO'rn' p 1sff........ ~ BOY n
August .. ls6J........ II ~ VI
CrrY RAILRoADs.-On Monday thu Dry
| Dock Railroad Company commenced running thor
cars orvush East Broad way, stopping directly IN
| front Of and close 70 Rsraum's Museum. Al pres
ent I, In understood tina, the East Broadway stages
will continue 70 nm N the Battery until ne track
Is Laid ~ that Part Of the city. The cars nun tai
IL o'clock r. n.
Tbe new dummy engine Of the 60 onI Avenue
railrtad mSie trial trip On Monday from <si
stree, TO Harlem and back. The experiment VIA
complete SUCCESS, the steep trade from both to 42d
street beng, a-sndcd With ease. and indeed much
better than with horses. The engines vin /. in
regular Use In few days.
TIE OPEN BoARD-Ths rr.st hall Of the
new Stock Exchange 10 Wal. Proad and New
strc-ts ia now IN the possession 81 the Open Board
II Brokers. whoae bushes is hereafter " be con
Quoted there.
SUssTRoKrs. - I'm MONDAY evening Mr..
John Singer Of NJ, is9 Ninth Avcnue wss pros
| trated with heat WI y near his hone, eh,hrt ho
was taken b. his son. Al .s fcarod the, Mr.. Sing-
er's cnsc mus, prove fatal. lie lie 81 years Of ws.
..... Jane Andrews WAS found in wea Brosdvay
md Charles Fvsns in Washington street, 10th ha,-
| Ing been snntrrick ycstoriAy. They were taken
70 the New York Hospital.
! iEnThhAN'F.-N rev ''h'r nAtne"
Total Abstinence Society, 10 be oalcd No. l. wall bo
! innugtuatei On Sunday evening next, nj rnion
lih'i corner "i Avenue Z and I'm n. he Aaa,ts-
tion ms already elected W oitcots, aud has about
twenty members. Delegations from al thn oter
Hs'ouS' VI NC" ioTs ana brooklyn VIII pe bfes-
cni.
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
| Io.asnorysrS Tho T. y A.soso,.o,. ~ o
met las, eyonln,.. N, g. go.rov,lt -t and initiated
several new members. This Ia, always been A
| hounehiug society, and WAS more than ut
present.
RooFERq met p. Const tuition Han pol ~, anil Sd
| Avenue. and no,nin.,ai osh,,rs n, ,ba ensuing
! term.
DRy Goops Poarrrs AND PACKERS held n pre-
tinnary meeting last evening, at No. / Harrison
stree. Mr.. Eolstou, Chairman. It was decided
| ,bs, IA WINS rece.a.,y g., or,,., a., ha,. t,s,,. ,o
them. 10 organz, in,o nern.n.na prn,,..,i,. Az.
socistion, and special meeting will he called at
al cAi ~ my iof maj furpo~; a vote o' thanks
the ,n,eroal man sesteI m IN. x.lf,,c ., ,hs A..
scciA,ion. Adjourned.
| OPERATIVE PLAsTrRi1.s held their regular weekly
meeting last evening, nj the corner of sd stree,
aud Eighth avenue, Thomas HOFFMAN. President,
| A large nufnbe, xsc,o ,,.s.,, .o.. 49,. ,..
,o,. -,
won 9l Ptehtninary business the collection of fines
smo u,'sN sun mo 'ni'''t"n ~ new memters, "hs
a aish a., w. " ICING VIC nIH meeting IN the
| ~ ~ VIC ito'hr" gave "a ms report hnrng
Wv '.'s llhtil NC sum oi rihu 90 WIS fecciv",
| .LIp ,He Sun eATfhneu WINS ga" ~. The organ "a
i ~ III
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A REWARD OF go IF THx INDIAN
AAHERB ne'roR fsils TO decyibs diseAee and to I
his psuents the nature ol their ,rmpaaints or NJ
ns,s, without recivilS any iNtprmstion from tLsn
Ne shasgs fer eoaS,ltat,sn q ADVICE.
OT'R MOTTO
W. nss such PalLas "a have Grils,
With rstuIe ~ the Lava Of Life;
Will blood our bApds staAA.
Nor oissn men 10 eA4 their pain.
Gu Esther whom all yoc-sp~ss 6Is
FRO ides the inesna to cure all lila;
The simpbe Hert~ beneath oar t@St
Wei used, rsllsv. pAlns complete.
simps Hertz si,nple Hover.
tn'ied from the Gswey Lce,--
~ zee, these shall sIs'ak With toucAiuS % wer
OF change and heal'h TO thee
Once Isl Fulton A. Rrooklyn, SIS
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Ok CTS. ONLY FOR A BOX OF BRIEsT's

Ok CTS ONLY FOR A BOX OF BRIEsTS
az Noel Hair bye. Ths u, c, ~ lonp anu favor
ably known, If unlike all OF he does not burn
crisp the hair, but nnptrs to Grey Rcd Hair .
natural ani liie-like appearance has superior.
iarrer sAc At 81 cenir. Depot ~ Sou, second st-,
Williamson rh. Also to he had IN AeN York AZ
wholesale Of BARNES Co, u Park Row; FRA
SER LIE, 90 Beekman ct WHEELER co, rs
Cherry ct. Miller ( Reed, i AlIeu corner Stanton
street ana corner Of Avenue . lad n Iston, Porter
( tarchild. AS Hadson St. and 81. s,xth avenue,
In East Brooklyn OF j. l.. GIey, corner OF Myrtle and
Frnklin avenues. Druggists can aiso be supplied bv
Mr. CHAs. y, CRITTENTON, IS sixth avenue, cor.
neI 4th e. To be had Of DTlssisu senelaAly, 10
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Making total Of 2,31i places within the city de-
,otsi 10 the sale II liquor. of the whole number
only thirty are licensed.
The NATIONAL FAsT.-The Mayor Of Broos.
lyn has issued the following Proclamation
Mayors ohcs, CAV Han. Brooklyn.
Va AL
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ngno Health O1hces Of ne Port and District Of
NsssS do hereby certify sl there IL no disease Of
. mali gnaDt or contagious ehsrpter at present ex-
isting in the Island a New Providence.
Given u,der NY hand and seal this 18th day
u5.l Of Juiyiint year II our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siyiy four.
Jos. BLACK. Health Ofhccr.
THr wEAruER.-Ts Thermometer at Della
tours yesterday showed the following 70 be The
Stale of the stnoephcre:
GAM. i9M sPM
Aur-rrf p 1sff........ ~ 10Y a
August = 1t6J........ II ~ Vi
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

JUS EMILE SChAOOA FUR GAkSLS'
n will commence MONDAY, EvUranry goth, ~
n SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, in the house known Tvs the OLD
METHODIST CHURCH. Terms as follows:
0rthography, Reading Writing, Geography, and
Mental 90
Grammar History and Practical Arithmetic..... 90
Instructions In Vocat Music, Sewing Embroidery, Nee
dework Knitting, etc. will be given free of charge. No
pains will be spared for the advancement Of the Scholars
fc28-lm AMANDA GAINES.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06
9ailp Mpnlltalnest

Who RELIEVED MoCLELLANl-The
faction of the democratic party which
is seeking to make leader of the dis
carded General, has q great deal to say
about his being a victim OF black re-
publican jealousy and envy. They
might save their breath, if they would
recollect-
/. That the man at whose instances
he was removed, Gen. Halleck is a
democrat; g. That the man who Gun.
der the PresidenD removed him, Secre.
tary Stanton, is u democrat; 3. That
the man who succeeded him in the
command of the Army of the Potomac,
Gen. Burnside, is democrat; and 4.
That the man who took Gen. Burnside's
place, on the latter's promotion, Gen.
Hooker, is democrat So it was n
democratic piece of business all round.
which makes square work oft. If the
General is the victim of persecution
may VIC not esk if it is the custom ol
democrats thus to persecute one an
other.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06
NOTICE.

tNNo Miners und the travelling publfc.--
IL The undersigned having secured the use of large
wcll-but new FERRY B0AT-40 feet long and 10 feet
wide together with rope, blocks and all necessary
tacke-s prepared to keep FERRY on the Yakima Riv-
or in Washington Territory Immediately in the Gap just
below the mouth of Autumn Mission Creek; one-half
mile below II. NJ Thorpe's, Yakima River, there is
kept BLACKSMITH SHOP, by good smith, who Is
with dispatch Kept at the place. for those wanting,
beef Hour bacon fresh butter eggs milk cheese tobac
&C. well as riding and pack-horses, and would say
to all those who may wish to pass from Rockland Daes
to the Columbia River mnes Colve Priest Rapids Rock
Creek Frazer River, Sooswop and Cariboo mnes In
formed US well as having knowledge Of the facts myself
that the route to all the above mentioned places the
north side of the Columbia River Is the and best
al my FERRY being on the direct route where will be
found ready 20 cross all with dispatch and safety.
February, 1864. [fe9tf THOMAS BUTLER
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06
Sheriff 's Sale.

1tOunty OF BAKER, SS:-BY virtue Of an Execu-
~ tion issued out Of the County Court In and for said
County against the Goods Chattes Lands and Tencmens
Of JOSIAH KIRLEW have seized all the right title
and interest, which the said JOSIAH KIRLEW, had on
THURSDAY the 7th day Of January, A. 1864 of, in,
and to the following described premises which shall
pose for sale, as the law directs ut PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY the I'd day of April, A. d. 1864, at
o'clock NJ before the Court House door Of Auburn, in
said County, four MINING CLAIMS, lying next above
claims known as the COlwell Co.'s claims in French
tuch near Auburn in said County. particularly
described follows Commencing so feet northeast from
an OLD ROOT, which is on the line between the said
claims and the Colwe Co.'s claims and running south
castery to their stake $50 feet thence nearly north 800
feet to stake above thence $50 feet northeasterly
erce sout-easery 800 feet to the place of beginning
W. X. PARK, Sheriff,
By G. G. Brainard, Deputy
Dated Feb. 10, A.. D., 1854 fcl9-wIw
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06

AMERICA produces one hundred mir
lions of gallons Of whisky per annum,
and drinks most of it herself.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06

INDIA-RUBBEE SHIRT CoLLAns.-Lin-
en-, cotton; paper and steel collars are
now made, and to these, vulcanized
India.rubber collars have been added
by W. j. Smith, of Sale, England, who
has taken out patent for them as q
new article Of manufacture. lie states
that suitable patterns may be painted
or printed on the collars, either before
or after they are cut from the sheet,
and they may be made white, or col.
orcd, or embossed. Cuffs and wrist
bands may be also made of the same
material.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06
John Guerim.
B A. LID II E A D s,

Detter's Celebrated Hair Restorative.
This tocerty that having the good effect In
eral cases. and through the recommendation oi friends
was induced to try DETTERS HAIR RESTORATIVE, and
that produced fine coat Of HAIR the top of my Cra
num- where 1t should grow but was not. Therefore,
take pleasure In recommending 1t to ALL especially
the young unmarried men, as sure cure.
Lewiston, Oct. "a, 1869. X. G. MAYHEM.
II. J. WALDR0N, Sole Agent, Drug Store, Mai street.
third door below Court, Dalles, Oregon. rnrl-lm
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-06

VERMONT AND THE DRAFT.-The
rocky and plucky State of Yern ont has
enlisted her entire quota under the call,
exclusive of the re-enlistments of her
soldiers in the field. The new levies
are Of the best quality, coming
mainly from the laboring class, the
bone and sinew of her population.
The Green Mountain State takes the
head of her Eastern sisters. Take
heed of this, ye Green Mountainoers
now resident upon Pacfic shores, and
and throw up your hats with nine
cheers for "the Old Star that never
sets"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Dr. Saunders would say TO all Who are suffer-
IMP from inerowing toe nails that he can warrant
- lumsdiate cure without goi through the
basbsrous ope ration Of tearing 'hs nail "a. - 10
done II mauy Gases. His treatment Of the feet
causes no pain.
- Operations performed in few rsomsn's.
Aad the boot or shoe can BE- worn Immediately,
without the least iuoonvenisnee to the patient.
Chiiblains he guarantees an efsciusl cure or 10
charges. dsclS