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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
WEDNESDAY,, March l5--r. NJ.

-. WEDNESDAY,, March l5-f.M
Gold opened at 1884, and was much excited all
day, selling at one time as low as lat From 'h's
point It rallied to 1884, and closed at l'9. sc'cfai
fallures of bulls in gold announced, to the sur
mise az operators who do not comprehend the IL
napcial and military situation. At the close tho
market was not strong, and another snarp ''in
down may come at any moment, as there ID ITO ESQ
for gold, yhasevor outside the circle OF spccuia-
ton.
Gold beurinr Government sticks ere lower rnce'
tbo decline in god, and disposition to exchange
them for the 40 bonds. The i0-ic's sold az W!
freely. In State stocks and railway mortgages
little done. Railway shares ere all lower, ana are
scla quito freely. At the Second Eoard the market
was stronger and Erie sold at 64a64i. The earnings
Of the road for February will be above $s'vooc,
and moro than has been reported. The annual
statement is said to be about ready.
Moncy i. abundant on call att per cent ana az o
upon Government stocks. Commercial Paper Is
not wanted in tho face Of failures in various depart
ments OF trade. IL IL now made certain that de-
chning gold means bankruptcy to largo class oil
people who counted themselves rich before Their
goods were paid for. The fall checks buying from
first hands and disinenation % purchase extends
through all classes depressing 10 holders OF goods
~ the cheapening of specie. There is large
margin fora fall in all directions and those who
hold the snsllest stocks and have the largest bank
balances arc the safcst.
After tho Second Boarl IN the street the market
was strong. Ere sold at g. and was in good de-
mend.
Excharce is dun and quoted nomiraiiy. Bank
err Sterling. 60 days. l0S1lOSt; Bankers Sterling,
DAYS. 100; Merchants Sterling, lo7 alo7i;
Francs, 201525.
The business Of the Sub-Treesury was; Receipts,
s3.5l2.sos 81; for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
a. AZ olg OF; OIL account Of Loan, S42, 900, Bal.
ancc, 81 ,i65, 100.
Freight arc exceedingly dull aud rates are noini-
na Ire only engagements we hear Of arc 900
h,res Bacon at lie, AID 100 fkgs. Butter vi U.S.,
both b. steamer.
Tho Central National BaRk III. A. Snythe Pres
ident.A sas admitted TO the Clearing House, to-day
by vote Of Al yeas TO nays.
The Ninth National Bank received to-day the
following.
"osycr or JAY cooKE. srrscruTos AGENT
'.Inu AnLLTlIiA March H. l-t5.
81 4 Hur, s,q, Cssi.a E.Sis Nai.s~sI EGsk. Nor
Tsrk. ~,
"pTAH SIg. Yonr favor OF The 18th received. with
A. s. 30 order aud duplicate oar icato Of de-
~ q for ai. Good FOR 'hs Ninth National TIE -
/ the ilryeat ordcr a. ecufd. JAY COOKE Co.
Harch IS. Subscriptions to 1905 at Ninth Nc
tional, $3.50
Tho Racine and Mississippi Railroad receipts for
IL, week endiug March 7, were e. 40 "a.
Tho earnings of tho Erie Railway for the month OF
Fcbruary. lso5 were...-.....-..fsss Gs u
February, ls5+.................. U+ lJ VI
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BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND NI.foa D
e.,o,,d for IYs TRsgNs ~, The eees esday WsfnesdsH
March IS, lS65.
Amount OF stock al nlirkst; 80 VI,
""' Cattle. sheep shosts Fat B'g' 'es a.,
rhi, veek...........Lli6 365 go a., Nv
La. a. Ma; Gi lis ssS7 rs 100
,,,s snd nsst qua sledsl7; hr.t qualify, : ~ Iss
ss7 few eoic, single psis sonenns o'rT ~'o' 'cno
o as ~ o. 4 "a a ! 56o fnsy Steers, soce $50,
mr. M eh secotdfp: 10 their value for beef :,
or, ma Non, g CIlrss-Fsig quality, a3u@io f1Ei,
sepa 100, Farrow and Dry, e2na : ~
sAs,,-Psr IN Ire ws'xLi. So l2.e. Erirs l9el3c.
Si,rp and LAM Per head, in ~. q so
cbc,e,-Whoi.sls l10i3c.. retail lsc 10. pr IT.
Veal Calrs-- &36fi ~ PER bed; ExtTa r9t -,
Hds,-Bnxtton. 100 toic County loss s"stc'i is'~'
91tlo. .,.,a.,
NExIaEs-Alhough the number OF cattle a. nlske' ~
.D IL 10 feioa there many buyers aoou. 'he yaiu'
even In The Pa ~he-, there occasi'nsy tonr uo-s as
m,-v c,,ir The quality how !. ocided In ps0vrnen.
an -. week and arc prices lat sey prices Rave
lv.~coi ouy 4, proror better quehiy We tink
Inc buter. hsd that hse fnsily cost, NOR. tbs Week
an a., hy about T. n Almost for the trst tine inis
Water the sunpiy sp~es 20 be- insuhcent Tor he 'esn
,ri a, ~ OF IN rstle sold Tuesds, One fF o. hss,
va 70 .,, wees iihcr thsn k,vc known sn, to be sod
I. vi No Wesicrp Canada soid Tor oves
&C.. sna moo, Of Their from I<6la3c. y ~ -
There bri Ae chang. I, prices OF sferp In
Aroy.s being odd ga 1c. e ID. seosns Nc mn .d
10 long woold Canada S.yP average i've "e y, ~ ~
an. ,s 4, have weighed AZ ID. AL well fed, aud spenad
iot " regular Ens.i.h Motion q, l3c. = N.
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philadelphia Cattle ,Harkct-Marrh IS.

The supply Of Beef ca.tr th we.k s'er amounting to
head he nrrte all and prices declined Ordinary
and -od st .od fforn " 10 IS 100 n. hnd Prime
Ia sist va. though bat few brought the at
named 6suTc.
suyzr-rkf. mssiet very well stocked the cfsrings
No. read, al Of which sold fouh ~ to
u cent. y L. gTo,f. ,
uoos-Ths srrival IL Hoss the various yard, reached
$50 he'd. Che demand good and prices rAised rom
sl9i to s2I TO- Bs net. 49, .
CovsTbr den and Tor Cow. continues good and us head
we're sod nom go to go for spsnses and from $s 10
S6u for Cow md (All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
{" Sue nIanAayn - be Hang-Rigbt ~
.i.'-is'i = '. tfv Brandrnbury.

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday. March Is lsds
military conpission for the irial Of grer-
riIlas, Gen. Whitaker. President assembled to-day.
jerome Clark. alias "Sue knnday" was found guilty
two Witnesses swearing Positively To di6sat murders
committed by him. and there we've witnesses also to his
throwing train or the track and robbing the passen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
TIE BmsroL RAILROAD DrsAsrEs.-Th'

sailor from the gunboat BIT, who was passenger Oh
chat unfortunate owl train Of Monday night ehd so
severely mir ed IN tho hip ard de died on eu'urus
Of his Injuries a. White Hall Hospital He had inst fo'
his discharge from q ycurs) service. ana Wa Oh -.
say home. Two three 't1ofs are 60 severely Iu-o
As 10 cave liz le hopes Of their recovery. .--,
The above ssor is the nsH shO told lady ID attenl
ance that h1 lest one thousand dollar IN lHe NSeoA'
money ho hnd lust received for his ser ga.
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; oston Weekly Enuik .stnfsr'rnf'

BosTo. Tuesday, March IA: lsoo 90
Capital Stock Ell lOOOo0 Due nom Banks 3ces ~ ~
osns and di.'t, Al pa 400 Due other Banks t9e .gS
snseia ~ 7CQ 100 Deposits. S$S'oVo
CIrcI,atioD 55eC,0Oo.
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fAdvertisement.I

SECURE YOUR LESSONS NOw.-Goldsmth
Writing and Book keeping Rooms, No 76 Broadway, open
to oil at the reduced prices until March 81 Lessons secured
this mouth are good for any future tim..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

TIM, ,h.re will bs no more Of the Sevcnthirty Loan
"A Mr. McCuloch will doubtless decide tnat the peope
shall be allowed % cont nre thci subscrrtohs withont
the nature OF The Loan further than TO postpone
"a. Iia.uity OF the issue T. later periods Soin' VIZ
regard those maturing at gu CARRIER tate WIN Moae ~
vor. Others REGARDING the lrooanihty OF sletbay. ~
sun ptiOn Of specie paytnorn WIZ nAFof 'n0'' A'"e
longer time to run.
The Michigan Central Road earned the first week
In March:
: ,ss, -. s77 600 49,. ....e7i,339
2 Decrelse.... .....,..--. $500 -r or !
The Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad eainSd
the first week in March! rrH tI.f f. %
lsG5.... %. SOL 90 1884,. ....g.s2l .7A 10 r.
The following is the specie list per Ocean Queon'
n1drr .f" a.. s7gs copuncsn Sherman o,, :,
H. C/ntn Co... %,to0 col &Co....;.:,,S' "s ~
y cohen Co.,. 1879 90 Pss'5 ksf SeS g
j.. rosil;a o e. 90 90 "s'' Fargo No. --o-- :
4 4 Il Rich asSi BIo 90 5000 90 Total OF
FouRru NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Toe Nos. ~ Asp % PrNP-sr,
Drro,rroKY AND Fr;AScr.L AGENT OF TIE OSiihD
.l. STATES.
Have for sale, ready for delivery
IJsrrp STATES = $40 TREASURY MOTIFS
Convertible, at maturity. into $50 GoLDSEAkho
BONDS
Also. 20 n
UNITED STATES 1910 BosDA
UNITED sTATrs $50 BoSDs,
UNITED STATES l-YgAE CEBfIiTcNEa'
We also collect Government vouchers ana Dfa'''
end attend to other business with the Government
p. c. CALHOUN President
i. SEAMAN, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
$40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery. at
IowEs & MAcY's, Bankers,
No. 30 WALSH
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p,c,;us. of Produce.

MARCH i5-3oJi bis. -Four, 1873 bis: Whlsfy, &c
h,is Corn Meal, 600 bush Corn, lH5 odsn fia n.
= 80 hush Marley ! s,J bush. Seed q pkgs. hshes
79I pkg, Lard 23l5 pkgs. Butter, 2ll5 pigs fio'i
sious, LOO Dressed Hogs
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experiment.

Mr.. c. Jerome Hopkins gives his seeond
Sacred Choral and Orgnn Concert sssitedbythe choir
boys from his Orpheon Free Chorsier School at the
South Baptist Church. NewYork. West Twen'y'fhh
st. between Seventh snd Eighth ayes, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND Nl.lfoaD.
e.o,,,d for IHs IRIsgNE for the eees eday Wsfnesa9"
March IS, lO63.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
An ACT

TO ENABLE THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
TO PAY THE SALARIES OF THE EN-
PLOYEES OF GOVERNMENT. y II
NECESSARY SUPPORT OF PRISONERS
UNTIL THE PASSAGE OF THE APPRO-
PRIATION BILL.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Leg
%islntive Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature OF the Kingdom assem-
bled
SECTION ]. That the Minister of Finance
be authorized, and IS hereby authorized, TO
pay out of the treasury whatsoever salaries
be due TO the employees of Government, or
may be necessary to the support of prisoners,
until the passage of the Appropriation Bill.
Approved this 29th day of October, a. n.
1864. kAMEHAMEHA r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
~ ACT

10 LIMIT THE TRIAL BT JURY IN AC-
CORDANCE WITH ARTICLE I'm OF THE
CONSTITUTION.
Be IT ENACTED. by the King and the Leg
lslariye Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
III the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bed
SECTION /. That from and after the date
Of the passage Of this Act. all actions Of debt
or assumpsit which shall have begun, or may
hereafter be begun before i Police, or District
Court, in which the amount claimed before
such Police or District Court shall be less
than fifty dollars, and which shall be appeal
ed to the Circuit Court of any island, or the
Supreme Court OF the Kingdom, shall be
tried by the Court, without the Intervention
Of q Jury.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, that when
soever any case may have been appealed
from any such Police or District Court, if
the appellant shall De the plaintiff in the
action, and it shall be apparent to the Court
TO which such appeal Is taken, that the claim
has been made in the lower court for fifty
dollars or more, without any reasonable ex-
pectation of recovering as much as fifty dol
lars, but merely for the purpose of bringing
the same before a jury, the Appellate Court
may in its discretion adjudge the costs of the
Jury, 70 be paid by such appellant.
Approved this Sd day of January, A.
ID. 1865. kAMEHAMEHA K.
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the said bonds. until the entire sum By this
Act authorized to be issued shall be fully
paid.
SEC. s. The Board of Commissioners of
Crown Lands shall consist Of three persons,
to be appointed by His Majesty the King,
two Of whom shall be appointed from among
the members of his Cabinet Council, and
serve without any remuneration, and The
other shall act as Land Agent. and shall be
paid out of the reyenu Of the said land,
such sum as may be agreed by His Majesty
the King.
Approved tins Bird day Of January, \.
D. 1866. kAMEHAMEHA K.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25

FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF STATUTES
WHERE THE ENGLISH AND HAWAIIAN
VERSIONS DO NOT AGREE.
Be IT ENAcTED, by the King and the Legis-
tive Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION l. That whenever there shall
be found TO exist any radical and irreconcil-
able difference between the English and Ha-
waiian version of any Of the laws o! the
Kingdom, which have been, or may here
after be enacted, the English version shall be
held binding.
Approved this 4th day of January, A. ID.
1865. kAMEHAMEHA L.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
EAETEON.

] ~ y n y III - ' IN"N 8I-TVs = y y \ = Y =
CULTURAL COMPANY.
's'HE PrBiECure HEREBY CAUTIONED
= 1-iia-t Purchasing - rr-rtil-.- r-~fi-r1.a 30 !. for
tf--l shares CD tl- above Mentioned Company. issued ia NV
rI=. SAN r-rtHrl.- Being i-. sr uis.aI 10y uv. ana he
;r-a - d iae same HAWKS te-o stap.es-
FRANCIS SPENCER.
N7r'Hu Ian = 's's st25n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
AN ACT

Confirming To TIE GRANTEES THE
PRIVILEGES GRANTED BY THE ACT
ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROMOTE IN
TERISLAND NNVIGATION." PASSED
JULY 18th, 1862.
WHEREAS. by an Act entitled L" an Act TO pro-
mote interisland communication, approved
on the 25th dav OF July. 1862, it was.
among other things enacted, TO wit IN the
Article 9TH of the said Act, that in order
20 secure the foregoing privileges, the
said company shall have employed in said
lntenSland Eaviga ton, 4 good and sub
stantial steamer Of not less than two hun
dred tons burthen, within fifteen months
from the date of the passage of the said
Act: and by the 4th Article. that the
privileges 5y this Act, granted 10 the said
Steam and General lnterisland Navigation
Company, shall not enure 10 their benefit.
nor shall this Act become a law until the
Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company
may have surrendered their charter to the
Minister of the Interior, and cancelled the
same; and whereas, further, it has been
madeapParent 10 the Legislative Assembly
that the grantees in the said Act mention
cd were, at the termination of the fifteen
months in the said 9Th Article set forth.
and have ever since been in q condition 10
comply with the acquisitions Of the said
Article. but that the requirements of the
18th Article have not been complied with.
through misrepresentation and inadverten-
cy; therefore,
Be II ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
IN the Legislature OF tho Kingdom assem-.
tled
That the grantees mentioned in the Act
nj incorporation, entitled An Act to pro.
mote lnter-islaud Communication passed
on the 18th day Of July, lS62, shall comply
with all the conditions Of the said Act, before
the LIST day OF February, 1850, all she priv
by the said Act granted to the
-fcrssaid General Intar-isi.nf %~avigs -ion
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TURE EXPENSES OF 1864.
BE = ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
.ativ. Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the LEGISLATURE of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION /. That the sum Of SIX thousand
dollars re. and the same IS hereby ~appropri-
ated out Of the public moneys, for the pur-
pose Of d~efraying the necessary expenses Of
the Legislature Of 1864.
Approved this 18Th day of October, 4. D.
1851 HAMEHAMEHA r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-25
AN ACT
To AMEND SECTION $40 OF TIE CIyl
CODE.

To AMEND SECTION 542 OF THE CIVIL
CODE.
Be II EyacrED. by the King and the Legs
Lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
b.ed
SECTION /. That Section 542 of the
Civil Code be and the same IS hereby amend
81 50 as to read as follows:
SECTION SIP. The Collector General of
Customs shall receive such annual salary as
the Legislature may, from time TO time, APP
propriate."
SIC. ?. This Act shall take effect aud
become 4 law from and after the date of It's
passage.
Approved this 3lst day of December, 4.
d. 1854. kAMEHAMEHA Z.
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Company shall enure to their benefit, and
the said Act shall become a law IN like
manner as if all the conditions Of the said
Act had been fulfilled fifteen months from
the date Of the passage Of the said Act, as
in the eth Article Of the said Act provided.
Approved this 10Th day Of January, 4. D.
1865. kAMEHAMEHA r.
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Confirming To TIE GRANTEES THE
PRIVILEGES GRANTED BY THE ACT
ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROMOTE IN
TERISLAND NNVIGATION." PASSED
JULY 2jTH. 1862.
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
la VS.
s. ISLANDS
session Of 1851.
AN c
OF THE GOVERNORS.

OF THE GOVERNORS.
Be II ENACTED, b. the King and the Legs
!ative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled
The King, by and with the advice Of his
Cabinet Council. shall appoint and commits
sion the Governors Of his several Islands (;
the Governors hold Office for the term Of
four years, subject to impeachment.
The King, upon the nomination of the
Governor, may appoint IN one OF more
Islands, a Lieuten9n Governor, during his
pleasure, TO assist the Governor, bu, always
subordinate 10 hIn IN authority.
The Governors, IN case OF sickness, or I'M
ayoidable absence, IN all cases wi -I@ no
Lieutenant-G Governor mas been appointed,
have power 70 appoint substitutes, for ali
whose official acts they are responsible.
Approved this 10Th day OF January. 4.
D 1865. kANEHAMEHA K.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

EDMUND ABOUT says that fashiona-
BILE French mothers do not manage to
devote'on an average 120 minutes q
day to their little family. 1t is mat.
ter of law that from l to o'clock be
given to them.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

A BOLD GRENADIER.-The father of
Frederick the Great, half crazy old
bear, was famous for crimping all The
tall men he could lay his hands upon
for his famous regiments of giant
grenadiers. He usually married his
grenadiers TO very large women, but
Was disappointed in his attempt to
raise giants, the experiment not
working as well as crossing the diff
ferent breeds of Shanghaes. His
mammoth greDadiers, after the fash
ion of their day, wore long pend.
ent pig-tails, or queues They were
ordered to be cut off, and all obeyed
save one obstinate veteran, who -four
ished his grizzl"d pig.tail in open de-
fance of the ukase. /" Cut off your
pig tail, or l shall order you to be
shot p roared the King of Prussia
one evening after drill. "Sire, pro.
fer to be shot," replied the stout gren-
adler. And shot to death he was by
platoon of his brother giants,
although his dying request that he
should be buried face down, with the
rebellious pig-tail sticking through d
hole in his coffin, was respected. The
pig-tail triumphed over death.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09
PHoToaRApHY AS A DRAWING ROOM

PHOTOGRAPHY AS A DRAWING ROOM
AMUsEMENT.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the London Morning Star
writes: Dubroni is the name of
young and most promising engineer,
u pupil of the Ecole Polytechnique.
Laid up for several. years with bad
health, his mind remained as active
as ever. Amidst the most intense
bodily sufferings he applied himself,
night and day, to the study and per-
fection of photography hoping to ini-
tiate the masses into its mysteries by
simplifying the manipulations and
turning photography into a drawing
room amusement within the reach OF
every purse. In this. Dubroni appears
to have been quite successful,
inasmuch as his ingenious apparatus
entirely does away with the necessity
ofan operating chamber. You have
no longer to dread any stains or spots
on your dress or hands as the chemi
cal operations are accomplished with
the piquette, a small instrument by
means of which you can Introduce into
the camera obscura, through little
orifce, the different chemical baths
which the plate undergo previous to
its bearing picture. Dubroni, after
having pursued his experiments with
unabated ardor, is entitled to the hon.
or of attaching his name to the science
of photography. Another distinguish
Ing feature of his liliputian apparatus
is the readiness with which it can be
set up for use and repacked in box
which does not exceed the size of o
lady's writing desk. Among the
nobilities who are amusing themselv es
during sheir summer vacations with
the apper,aI Dubroni are tho we'll
known diplomatists, Marquis do la
Valeette and M. de Pepsigny, and
no less parsonage than Prince Napo
leon himself.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

"A GENTLEMAN from Kans refused to finish
his dinner in Salt Lake City hotel, because
the gentleman across the table was eating his
pie with fork, with an appetite like an i'm
migrants. 1t was too high-toned for him.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

Why are washerwomen the most
unreasonable people2 Because they
expect soft water when iU'rains hard.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

FELo DE sE-Verdict on an old
beau's black mustache-Dyed by his
own hand.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

NEW York state courts have decided that
spritualism is juggling.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

A GooD CHARAoTER.-A good char
acter is to q young man what a firm
foundation is to the artist who propo-
ses to erect building on it; he can
we'll build with safety, and all who
behold it will have confidence in it's
solidity-a helping hand will never
be wanted; but let single part of
this be defective and you 20 on haz
ard, amidst doubling and distrust, and
ten to one it will tumble down at last,
and mingle all that was built on it in
ruin. Without good character pow
erty is curse; with it, scarcely an
evil. Happiness cannot exist where
good character is not. All that is
bright in the hope of youth, all that is
calm and blissful in the sober scenes
OF lite, all that is soothing in the vale
of years, centres in and is derived from
good character. Therefore acquire
this as the first and most valuable
l..
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

ALL lawyers may be said to belong
to the Fee.nian Brotherhood.