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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

A glance at the Magnificent Assortment OF
FURs Il GKsIss No 3J Bfoadway end ai the pic' m yea
to them will convince any lady Of taste and judgment thi Il
win be to her advantage 10 make bor purchase al that essD
lshment
GOLD MEDAL!
The Bailey Patent Spring Roll and Cog.WLeel WASHING
AND wniS9ISo MAcHISE was awarded Tho highest pre-
mium e Gold Meda At tire New'Engnud faf At Concord
n. II. In September, 1863 BAILEY WAsmsG ,ASD WAis"
lSo YAonnE Co, No-4lo, broadway. M y. L
BoOTs-BOOTs-BoOTs.
RICHMOND Is prepared mlnuiicture TO measure
superior quality Of BoOTs snogs. GAITgH and SLIPPERS Of
every variety ior Ladis Gents Misses Boys aud SdIch
An immense stock Of ready made goods on hand all at Tea
G. c. RIonnoSD, No. 80 Falion-,,., near Broadway.
PILES, ITCHING PILES, PosIrITELY CURED
oy he use Of Ros,NaSs CcrE Sent by mail for 20 cen'
ROssnAs MoKNsrRr. Progre,Ors, =,
iludson, N. Y.
DIR SHERWOOD, No. 5i5 Broadway, has Is.
ouIS4L and UEBLIc4L IRussEs which be worn IN bed
out without psiu Also Supporter Suspensofy Banda1es
and Shoulder Braces Of the best quality
KIrTATIySY, THE BEST BLACKBERRY EXrANT.
BEWARE OF fCOUsTERFEITs-GfEUISy PLAsTs FOR SALt
ONLY BY +. WiLLhns MoSTcLAIh, n. J.
TRUssEs, &C." WIRES PATENT LEVER
TRu's' Is the only Truss ft No PRrssrnE On The
BACK l ~" posi,iyey cure tie most obstinate eascs oi
RUPTURE GRhooRr Co, No os bIoldwaS.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
IN effect The genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BAIchLLoa
seidby al Dmgsia' Factory No 81 Bareay.st
TRUssEs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUspRNs0RY
BASDAoEs, SUPPORTERS, kc.-siAn.a Cos Rsdesl Cure
Truss Office only OF No. NeSey-s,. Lady sttendant
BEAUTIFUL LIPg-LIKg PICTURES.
,ivss Tesistersd R. Z. LHw. Nc. i6o cha,hsa..t
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS -B. FRANK. PALMER LID,
GIygs TIE BEsI' PATENT LixBs TO SOIDIBas-YAss 'H
BwAY NY 1909 CHEsTsur-sT, Phia " ohhEsHsf' bot
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
sdsp,abity; Army and Navy furnished Tai, with the best
per Commission OF the y Army, by H. d.
HUDSON, NJ. d., Astor Place, Clinton Hall, N \.
SCHILBERG's GERMAN OINTMENT arranted
certain cure, without the slightest danser I9I fes old
Wounds Scrofus Salt Rhcum, all Bone and okn Diseases
ke. for sale 1t " Bowwy, sDd BY oil PrissipI pspEs's@
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

A glance at the Magnificent Assortment OF
Fun. Il GEsIs No. 5J Broadway and At the prices ~ red
10 the will convince any lady Of taste and judgment that u
win be to her advantage TO make bor purchase al that esab
lshneut
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

OLD EYRs MADE NEW,
without spectacles, Doctor or Medicines; PamPhlet
,,siIed fyse on receipt OF Ten cents. Address. H. b.
Foorg NJ d., No. !. 100 broadway Ne~-horh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

.JEFPgRs' No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in The city where
LADIES GOOD BoOTs AND sHoEs
Can be had at low prices.
JEFIERs, No. 57J BHOADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
fAdyertifenents. !

fAdyertements
" AMERICAN UNION COMPANY,
Manufacturers of the NEW FIRsT.CLAss ORGAN I0NLD
PIANO, EQUAI. If not UNEQUALED by any. WAR
RASrRD In every particular.
Warerooms and AGENCY. No 465 Broome-st
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

IIBNRY ALLEN, New York Livery and Sale So :
III Nos. II and IL East Perl streef,in the resI
3lsnn's Biect, ~ess'
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WORKING CAPITAL, s7O.OOO

orrCr-NO Talbot New. Block. Indianapolis. Inc
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No. l Alvord's Block, Corner
Meridian and Georgia Sts..
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
PRACTICAL HALTER.
INTERESTING 70 THE PUBLIC.

FUNHE subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter, and
j for more than twenty year. associated with the
Leaders OF Fashion, and Proprietor u the Indian
apo Is Hat Mandatory, being faterngly encouraged
by the liberal patronage o. an sppreciatng public has
In the spirit and pride OF honorable competition against
Eastern productions in his art, resolved upo renewed
and more efficient effort To produce ho made fashion
able head dress which sh all be strictly In keeping with
all the improvement and fully up TO the spirit oil
the progressive age we live in.
This be has introduced In addition to the Gents
and Young Gents Fall 'yes OF Fashionable Hats. all
the standard style Of trade renown, Is follows
No 1-Gents' Fall Style for ls65
No. 2-Y ing Gents Fail Sly lie for 1855.
No. 3-Gents' Broadway STANDARD, Bell style
No. New York Standard, Straight style.
No.5-The Medium Uni on, Standard style.
No 6-The Paris stand ard, Bell style.
No. THE Paris s. and ard, D'Orsay style
Noe-The Paris Standard, Yeoman style.
No s-rhe Friends Stand ard, Stra ght style.
No le-The Friends Standard, Bell style
No. ll-Lsdies' Silk Hat, Fall styles for 1856.
HIS standard styles productions ofinteect and
skill ingenousy blending all the nice points ofthe several
styles technically In origin styles unique and
fanltless In combination that by the width and
shaping OF the ori with suitable curl, will make them
SUIT the fancy OF the most fas douS gentleman, the
Judeous taste of the plain snd neatly dressed honest
yeopan. The above named styles all home made
productions, and unsurpassed for quality of material and
elegance OF finish, which material is enhanced In value
by the DodHs oerddi of anipulation, in the hands
of legitimate hatters, scientifically skilled in the prsc
cal execution Of his difficult With these facilities
his command, he Is now prep ared to produce home
msde HAT At manufscturers prices, of unsurpassed ele
gance, combining genius with science, with
STYLE beauty with quality ghtness with durability
ITCHY with strength and a perfect model mould it, soft
and agreeable 10 the head Of be wearer.
Gents SILK Hats altered to the Fall style.
Gents silk Hats altered Ladies' FASH onsbe Styles
W. P. BROWN, Practical Halter,
No. 81 Kentucky Avenue Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

The result OF yesterdays election 10 shown
even by the partial returns received up to the
hour OF going TO press, TO have been q Republi-
can victory. We have no desire to count our
wounds or 10 conceal them. They are the wit
nesses OF a manly struggle, against ODDS Nor
would We conceal their disastrous consequences
mot so much to the party, which will outive
and outlast and bring to the dust victors OF
to-day, and those principles being true are inn
perishable, but, IN the defeat OF the Democratic
party. President Johnssn's plan for the imme-
date restoration of the Union is defeated also
The tide OF fsnatcism which has swept over the
nation. ingulhng its laws, its liberties and its
material prosperity, though visbly absting, has
not yet reached its ebb. Every hour it falls. and
the time not be far distant when the people
OF the North, 50 long led through deep waters
by blind guides, will search for dry land and other
leaders. That day will see the triumph OF
Democratic principles and of those who have
faithfully upheld them.
In the election just closed, the Democratic
party has been faithful TO its time honored prin-
ciples. Ii has sought nothing less than the good
of the whole country 1t did not hesitate to in
dorse the measures Of an Administration, whose
election il had opposed. TOR these measures were
we'll adapted to the end which il never lost sight
OF through four years OF war-restor alton Of the
Union aud its laws, OF peace. OF our civil liber-
ties, of local seli-government and of fraterual
good will between all sections Of our common
country. And to day the chief regret of every
intelligent Democrat will be, not that a local
election has been lost. but that Mr.. Johnson
political measures for the early restoration OF
the Southern States to their co-equal and normal
relations in the Union, which Was the chief and
almost the only national issue at stake in the late
canvass, have not received the weighty ndorse-
ment of the Empire State-New York World,
Nh u
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Lord Paimerston -Personsl appear.
aucs aad Cha a erlstics

OF iull hight, we'll knit in fgure, essy, self
possessed. and commanding in all his move
ments except when govt held him by the leg
Lord PAlmerston from his physique slone was a
notable figure in the British Parliament His
eountenance always wore an air of genial OPEN
ness and candor. hardly to be expected ia 80
wary dipomatist. Even IN his most sarcastic
moments the expression OF good -humored bon
h01nle never lett his mouth and eyes. In his
youtn he dressed With admirable taste and care
and 10 bis latter years the Marquis of Normandy
that prince of ancient handles. hardly exceeded
bin in the scrupulous nestness of his attire. re
failed 10 eface his gallsntry. At sixty years OF
age be was called Cupid. the juvenile whig. -
and At eighty he seldom made an after dinner
speech without bringing down the house by some
vell-timed. graceful compliment to the fair sex
Much OF his wonderful vigor in old age was
doubtless due 20 his habits OF life. he though,
nothing of thirty mile gallop on horseback be
lore dinner. AT rowing. walking and athletic
exercises be an adept. and even 10 the Sc
verest weather. at one two o'clock in the
morning. after long and anxious Parliament
ary debate. be would often trudge home on foot
from the House of Commons TO his mansion in
Piccadilly, distance OF two or three miles. fire.
q1ently unattended and unnoticed.
The secret OF highlands admiration for the
man while alive hrs genuine English
pluck. An instance OF Palmerston's own es-
hmstion of this quality IL widely known. Soon
after the hght between Heenan and Savers at
marlborough subscription was raised for Tom.
benefit. happened. SAYS the friend who re-
iates the incident, TO DE IN one of the corridors
OF the House OF Commons when a gentleman
came along with hat IN his hand. and. after
taking several sovereigns from passing members,
be approached the 'Jaunty premier" Holding
oct the bat, be said. A sovereign, Il you please
tor Tom Sayers " by all means the brave
fellow. Let me make IL i've And Lord Pal
merston dropped his subscription into the hat
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train Of symptoms acts more LIKE
CHARM than medicine. There 10 nothing ! the
whse range Of hateria Medica that can for L1nent
bear q comparison with IL in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found In
the 18th edition of the o. g. Dspensatory, pages 1887
and 1885,
series Of experiments In which Dr.. Bull has been for
years engaged has Just been brought to successful
termination and he is enabled to offer to the public
a combination Of CEDR0N with other approved tones
whole preserved IN the best quality of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has
equal in the world.
He might furnish volume OF certificates, but the pub
lie have long since learned such things BY
their value The safest plan IL fer every one to to
fer hims self the virtues Of Q new medicine.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

FuNHE public are hereby notified that books now
open at the Office OF h Daily, Indian polls and r..
Rosenthal, JeersOnv lie, Ind tor the sale OF limited
stock 10 be devoted 10 the development OF oil and
mineral lands belonging TO the Company, and IN the
neighbOrhood Of Henryville. The boring il pro-
crossing under the supervision Of experienced opera
tor The Company has three thousand acres of aDd
situated nineteen miles from Jacksonville. denry
vle The surface indications these lands together
with the geological formations such tOiusy the
most sangune expectations of finding abundant deposits
Of oil. Experienced oil from the oil regions of
Pennsylvania and elsewhere have prospected this
roy, and say that compares favorsby with the best
oil regions in the east.
The general impression to be that the enterprise
and capital invested In the development Of oil will
uay settle upon this portion Of the the
promising section within its limits
HARRISON DAILY,
al30 dcwt President
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11


DEATH or A RIcH Man Simeon Jennings, o.
eilsviile. Ohio. died suddenly. while sitting il
nis chair. last week. lie possessed enormou.
wealth. mostly in the shape of real estate and
mortgages on the same He also owned large
interests IN a number of Ohio banks he was
noted Tor his extreme penuriousness and intense
devotion to money getting. Though worth mil
hons. when travelling on the cars be would carry
lunch IN his pocket To save the expense of a
dinner at an eating house He bought a plain
brick residence below Wellsville, on the Virgins
side of the Ohio River, and made that his home.
TO escape paying taxes in Ohio on his mortgages
Judgment notes and money. He always man
aged somehow to avoid paving large share OF
the taxes justly due from him. The heavy Fed
eral income tax nearly broke bis heart. He was
very obese and gross looking. and for several
years drank whiskey in large quantities. He
was probably the richest man in Ohio He leaves
no direct issue-dying childess. He has several
collateral heirs, however. but leaves property
enough TO bessow large fortune on each OF
them. We have not heard that he left any be-
quests to benevolent objects.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
pay-cALL FOR CIRCULAR DESCRIBING ALI
SYMPTOMS. -fc<1
8 x M PTO M & :
A single Bottle viii last n ucnth--to
be used three times "a day.

Il 9 T I M . N I a /
From Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-hember q Congress
rom Iinios late Speaker Of the illinois House Of Rep
resentatives and Grand Master Of A. F. aud A. M Of
the State of Illinois.
FREKroEr. October 81, 1858
De- D. H. SEKLYE-Dear Sir In reply 10 your notice q
tn. 18th inst | would say that severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years. when became acquainted with
yoa and bought bottles Of your hend Caarrh Rem
edy. Before had used bottle was sensihly Inn
proved and before the second hpttle Finished
completely cured. can recommend the med chs 10 ell
afflicted with Catsrrh. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS J. TURNER
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ya eerRoleur-,
WABASH PETROLEUM !.
l1D- -A-Z Airp-.3 49, .l.A-- &.
COAL MINING co,
OOvIN0TON, IND
Capital stock, s3,35o,OOO.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDYR rag LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA
WLLLIAa DALE. Of New York, President,
= W. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES ". KING, Treasurer.
ID Il . @ Z q II -.
Hon. JOSEPH z. MCDONALD, indianapolis, Indian q
JOHN X. CoFFRo IN, Huntington. Indiana.
wM. DALE, New York City.
JOSEPH W. NKWLlN, AtticA, Indiana.
90 JOS. RISTINE. CovingtoD. Indiana.
r. NJ MCDONALD, Covington, Indiana
- DAVID WEBB, Coyngton, Indiana
OrrIcE-Soufh side Public Square, Couine-
ton, Indiana
OvrIcE-Soufh side Public Square, Couine-
ton, Indiana

FUNHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, about
II twenty thousand acres of the most select coa
lands In Western Indiana bordering both sides OF the
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be at the
Office Of the Company in Covington Ind the Office o
Wm Dale No 3 Park Place, ~ City, at the Office oil
Bon J. H. Cohroth, Huntington, Indiana, and At the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
reference 70 the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late state Geoogt will show that these lands
situate in the midst Of the finest coal fields of the
state, Astounding also In SALT iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Near the mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company ha.
large quantities Of LANDS salt water has been discovered
equal in quality to the kanswha. This
cured some IS years ago by boring, soon AFTER the On
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself IN
able to compete with it, abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring be encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove 10 have been eoal oil
Those lands all lie in close prOx nifty to the Wabash
and Erie Canal, some of them upOn its banks.
Mr.. John hcManOmy, the fusiness agent Of the COM
pany, las retuI ned from If observation of the oil
regions Of Pennsylvania sinced the lands leased
by the company, in Fountain aud parke counties, has
ff the general formation ci the country and the
surface Indications present themselves analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found OF French
Greek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity
the most valuable OIL is found Mr. McManomy mas pur-
chased for the company the approved machinery.
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and Is pre-
pairing with experienced wOrkmen the speedy develop
mem of the hidden Of the lands of company
All the indces Of coal OIL found In ocalues where il
has been procured, strongly marked in various To-
callties of the lands OF the Company sordng every
ratiOna prospect Of The company thinks il
necessary make other reference to the character
Of the lands other than the report and map referred
100000 of the stock being 1000 shares is proposed
by the Company TO be offered In the market at hall
aiding the Company in speedy development Of tho
lands. spr25-d&wtf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Justly the reputation IT has 50 long enjoyed
In Central America and the West Indies
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

Over Two Hundred Per Cent.

$40 per share only required time OF subscription.
For maps, circulars information. apply to the Sec
etary Of the Company, al Indianapolis.
apr2S d&w -dfri6sAf
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1
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CRDRON BI TIERS
The Latest and Most I'm.
pOrtant Discovery
L
NINETEENTH CENTURY ~
No mans name Is more Intimately connected with the
history Of MATERA MEDlCA Of the United States, or
avorably known pioneer In Medical Discovery
| than that of
DR.. John Bull, Of Louisville,
Kentucky.
His nimitsbls preparation Of lksAPAHlL.
LA has long stood at the head Of the various com
| pounds that valuable drag.
His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become household word
throughout the
West
and South.
| His Worm LoEen-
ges, in less than q year
after their introduction, attained areputstion

As wide spread the continent Of North America But
the crownng glory Of his life remains to be attained in
his discovery rather combination, for be does net
claim to have been the discoverer OF CEDkON >
which Is the basis OF the Bters now offered to the pub
lic That honor belongs the native inhabitants Of
Central America to whom its virtues have been known
for than two hundred years. Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomeus serpens tits
belief with them, that while there is breath the body
the Cedron is potent to cure matter whatth issAs
may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared endorse this exravs
giant pretension he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating TO its
virtues, that remedy and preventative Of all dis
eases arising from exposure either change Of weather
or climate or to miasmstic influences, IL stands
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
MACY HOUSE,
Corner Market K Illinois see.
INDIANAPOLIs.I NB.
e. PENTEC0ST. Proprietor

UTAKE PLEASURE IL ANNOUNCING TO M
II friends and numergos patrons. that e.
tablished IN this house. Which have refuru set and
nOw thrown open for your reception.
take the op.srrunfty OF thanking my nan rforuB--
friends for their patronage caring the two yeawbile
xas conducting the 0riental House. sDd viii tines
bs glad 10 them AZ my pes stsnd.
my3-du . PESTEC)sT
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lNFALLlBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
THIS IN .TO H.dIR DYE.

TINHE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH THIS
Preparation has met during the short time 1t has
before the public induced the thousands and
of thousands who have used and attested its viz
tues pronounce il the ONLY and TRUE Hair RestOrs
tive The Eureka has been introduced into all the prn
cpal cities both East and West aud having faithfully
performed all that is claimed for it, has superseded all
other Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores GRAY
Hair TO original color; prevents the hair from falling
cut by causing healthy condition of the scalp mpart
ing to the hair softness AID CLOS and youthful APP
pearance that other hair preparation can produce
The Eureka is free from ali impurities or poisonous
drugs and be used without sOilng scalp hands.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail, by
ROBERT FISHER, Sole Agent
No. Is North Fifth Street. St. Louis. Mo.
IT PFor sale by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
seplS ven
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MEDICAL.
R Z M o " Al
Doctor WIN. THOMsQN,
Has REnoyKp BIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE I'd
No. % South Delaware Street,

!: J.
KUTHRRR IN WILL CONTINUE
wv % treat and cure Private ~ -
Diseases, IN all their species, Stages.
ramfhcazcns am phases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson viii give 20
each patient = written nstrunent ~ "
bindInx himself 60 effect . radical IL
and permanent e1ss,er make nof ~
charge.
DR. VIM Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases. IN
specially since the year ls5-three ye<rs m tie CITY OF
Buffalo, " eisht years Chic<<o H. snd too years
in Peoria, III During eight PRACTICE n C'e<se'
III, be cured ever thirteen shousxnd cases.
DR.. VIM. Thomson. In h. practice fer Serctsik kneo
matte and general disease. Of the blood fnnis.
ton win internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS. the consequence ofsslf-Ahuae.
This solitary vice, depr.ved sexusl indnlssne =
prsctced BY the yculh OF both sexes TO Al snost an
limtee extent producing With unerring eert1nr ihe
following train Of morbid symptoms unless combstec by
scientific msdca measures, viz skllo~ countcnAncs
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the bead, ringing
the and noises like the rustng Of leaves sbo rat
about the loins. eak 81
the limbs, confused vision. ounted intellect loss OF con
ndsnce dhdenee In approaching strsngers, dislike ~
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pimres and vATious
tons about the face furred tongue, night s~est ietd
breath, coughs, consumption, monomsnis, and frequent
| ly sanity
The afflicted, on the first appearance % any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO Dr. VIM
Thomson tor relief
rs5y-Orce and Consultation Rooms So - sOuth Del
ware street, Indianapolis. Ind.
Z. o. Box isSo. jsn2f-diy
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES

w 70 persons with little ready uesus ~ secure
homes. We wiil sell
Lots Entirely ON Time,
and ersrt comfortable Dwellings. built yso workmeB
nd god ztyle. the pay mentof fas mach he
IMPROVEMENTS sill eost-tbe reuaAine. ~ - pad
easy psynents-na much 1ofe thsn fsrrfni On The
2rris-s Hsving lots n-zry al pars q TIE city,
acconnocsre eli ~1sfng s~core suones ssd hss
NJ large s-ao1nt Of l1rsber o. tznd, sne Ncrknrn
ready ployot cAs erect brtlnSs skort netiEs
7 80 MsKkkSAS4 FIEkCE.
epD-66 H,al Estate kxsEtA
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-27

WALLA WALLA NEws.-We condense from
the Statesman of the 18th inst, the following:
1t is estimated that seven thousand barrels
of Wala Walla -four has been sold, which was
made from the last crop.
Theannexation movements gaining strength.
1t is looked upon rs somewhat singular that
Gov. Gibbs did not give expression to his
opinions on this subject in his late special
message.
The propriety of lighting the streets of
Walla Walla, is under discussion at that place.
The sum of $3,36G of school funds is to be
distributed TO thirteen schools in Walla Walla
county. There are 1887 children entitled to
participation in the funds, which gives So rs to
each scholar.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-27

A Social Houa.-We had the pleasure OF
lending very social hour, in company with
hers at the Mount Hood Saloon. on Christmas
h. Mr.. Frank NJ. Hunt. the proprietor,
Pve his friends an elegant srSpeH.to which
Jas done elegant justice. WineSl3Eed freely
hd from the conversation that fofsSed, one
light exclaim-
'Blest be those feasts with simply plenty crowned
Where oil the rudy ianrily around
Langh at the jest or pranks, that never fail,
Or sigh with pity at some fearful tale,
Or press the bashful stranger to his food,
And learn the luxury oil uoing good"