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Bv ElectricitY


Z DR.. d. stil continues TO Extract reeth by ELEo,
teeth or stumps thew Nsh to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAoN1 TIC MAsHINks Tor sac
lor family use, with thorough ina III, tlons. 49,,
DR.. D. can accomnlclate a lew pa tents with board
and treatment at his 1Ense.
ONCE hours from o'clock A. VI. to - Nj nom
to P. M, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1tf
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THE members Of the Eon B. B. G. are re-
quested to meet upon their grounds this after
noon at 9o'elock, AS this is to be the last prac-
tice game this season, il is hoped that all Of
the members viii be present,
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Cyapp,s Favoa'tte Pear

NeR every large; similar to the Bartlett in form,
9s but less musky in flavor; vinous, melting, but
z!7-stery, and juicy; line texture; ranks best"-
An. Promo. Society. b
The tree is "of healthy and thrifty habit. Nor
4he tGte Dr.. BriackIe said sit was of superior
quality, as well as size" s. M
;, AZ. Barry, of Rochester, N. r, pronounced it
quite worthy of ranking best" t5.f
~. Honey, Prest. of Mass. Hort. Society," thought
~ was 80 hardy as % resist the cold which so gener
any affected the Bartlett; and in quality it GER
tainly was its SUPERIOR" f9s,'f
Ho1s. ~ 4. Wider end Hon. Joseph Breck, Express
qent OF the same Society, say they cn endorse all
that mas been Saidin relation to its excellence"
.fkicE:-Trees OF three years, generally having
per doz.Y ass'.T4 +. W. ADAMS, Nursery.
y Oct 29-d& w5w ETorriIl,s Garner
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Stock Markets..

HAIR made beautiful and glossy by using
Pease's Vegetable Hair Remover. Found at
Crosman 6 Co.'s, where many other indispen-
sible articles are always to be hal. sef
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WAsmEGroEIAN 6oCIETy.--The address
before this society by Gen. Neal Dow which
was postponed last Sunday on account Of the
storm, will be delivered tomorrow evening at
4 O'clock. 'asrss .s5,a
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Medical Electrician
Q Has removed his Ohico from clapp's Block to
III MIDDLE STREET,
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Fire.

n I1- =. CHICAGO. Oct. 70. g
The packing establishment of s. FaVorite &
Son and Williams & Co.'s tannery were burned
last night Loss 100000. Insured.
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Political.

DENVER Cry, Oct. 49,
The Republican State Convention has nom
mated William CLIPPER for Governor, and Geo.
M. Chilcott representative to Congress. Full
delegations were present from all sections of
thq tnYritnrv
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ALL M f1Ts, NIfl55,, OCJ. 70.
The Republicans Of the West Bristol Sena-
torial district in Convention to-day at Swansea
nominated G. j. JaIvitt of Dighton, for the
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Z POEM BYcA PORTLAND LADY.-In vol
ume entitled "Poetical Tributes to the Memo
ry of Abraham Lincoln" noticed few DAYS
since in this paper. we find, among other
choice Daorceaar, one from the pen of "a Port
land poetess, Mrs. o. AS. BEALE. 1t is the
beautiful funeral hymn written for and spng
on the occasion Of the public services in the
City Hall on the 10th OF April last, comm en-
orative of the death of the beloved President.
is- AIfLTTARY. Companies L and NJ, Sd U. S.
Artillery, Intended to garrison the forts here
and at Eastport, arrived in this city yesterday
noon and we're immediately conveyed to Fort
Preble by Capt. Inman. Brevet 1t. Col John
Edwards, and Brevet Maj. Hayden are the Of
ficers in command Ii. Col. Edwards, we
hear, viii be stationed here, and Maj. Hayden
Wi goto Eastpoft. The soldiers are veterans
who have served in some of the most import
ant battlesin the late war. issisisssS
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisements
Of II. i. Beal,. who Keeps a large stock Of fan
eS articles at his store No. IS Centre street.
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Notice.

no SHIP OWNERS, SHIP cHANDLERs, AND
OTHERS. A young man, who has served his
country with fidelity during the war, officer in
the Navy, and who has recently received an Honor
able Discharge, desires good situation where his
knowledge Of shipping would he of use. Has had -
years experience at as sailor and officer; is good
and quick writer; can bring good testimonials as to
fidelity, sobeaess and honesty, and would make HIM
self useful. Address: N. r.. CLARK,
oct17d5ts 90 Gray Street, Portland Me.
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accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90 :.
Three men were severely injured and one
buried by the falling of the walls of the burned
warehouses of Richards & French.
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THfs BAND OF, HORN win meet this, Sat
urday, afternoon in Lancaster Hall at three
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SEIzuEE.-Deputy Marshal Irish yesterday
seized a small quantity Of liquor in the shop of
FL. Gilmore on Temple straet.
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THE Washingtonian Society will hold meelin
Sunday evening at Sons OF TeIaeeranoe hail. 50
congress street, att o'clock. The public are in
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DR.. w. N. DEFINING.

Medical Electrician
Has removed his ONCE from clapp's Block to
III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United statea Hotel,
VNTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland aud vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city During the two
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have
led other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients IN SO snort tlme tnat the question Is omen
we will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time.
one years. and IS also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
tie head neck or extremities; Consumption when
the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofnla. hip
seases, white swelngs, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ST. Vitas Dance. Deafness STAN
t)n constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
s structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
Lap with joy, and move with the agility ana eleetI
bitten limbs restored, the nneouth oelormues To-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness q
tie nalsed form to move upright the blemishes o.
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prexented; the caamines Of old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
who have cold hancs and Ieet weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headachej diA=S
ness and swimming in the head, With indigestion and
Constipation of tho bows pain IN the side and back
Ieueorrhea. Tor whtes); Sling ofthe womb with in
ternal cancers tumors, poly Gus, and All that long
train OF diseases VIII find in kleeiretty sure eAns
Of cure. For painful menstruation,' 100 proiillse
menstruaton, and all Of those long line on Ionpes
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specses
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
Of hen
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THE New TENoR AND hBAsso.-It ha !
been customary for al musical cslebreties to
make their debut in this country either at
New York or Boston, and on the first year Of
their stay they seldom leave those two cities,
except perhaps to visit Philadelphia.
Upon the debut Of Mr.. Whitney and Mr.. Duo
ley on Wednesday evening, it viii be shown,
however, that Portland can appreciate, sup
port and sustain first class talent as well as
either Of the above cities; and great as Mr..
Warren's expenses undoubtedly are, we bes-
peak for him complete success pecaniarily,
and for the artists triumph ECU either to
Boston or New York city.
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Navy Yard, Boston,

Yard, Boston,
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE,
I'D WaE Ms 1rs, October 10, 1866.
THtHE U. S. Steamers "Dawn," ssMonticello," and
IL emma, !" and the Barque "Mdnight," will be
sold al Public Auction without reservation, by HO
RATIO HARRIS, at Ibis Navy Yard, on WEDNES-
DAY, the first day Of November next,at 70 o'clock.
The DAWN Is q screw steamer of 39t tons, old
measurement.
Old measurement q Fa scr
The sEinrna' is a screw steamer; register length
1885 feet, breadth 200 feet, depth i2.1 feet; ton
mage, old measurement $50 tons. Z. ~
The NMidnight'' is clipper barque; register
length lbs feet breadth 27S3 depth IL feet tonnage
old measurement, $50 tons. 41a7 500 Is
= Five per centtiin Of the purchase money must he
Ifidon the day Of sale the remainder before the
yessei isfeneved from the Navy Yard, which must
be done within six days after SALE ask3
An inventory of the articles to be sold with the
vessel can be seen at this Yard .e s+7
S. III. STRINGHAM, sist
s.,yyr ~. .ssas- nos Rear Admiral
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A Sabettisville Depot, or between that place and
"a the Kennebec Depot in Portland, on the 18th
iay OF August last medium sized Black Trui X,
marked "HAT1IE ID. HAMILTON, Por' lnnd."-
ANY person having knowledge Of said Trunk will
please address the Baggage Master at Kennebee De-
+ vot, or f. T. CUSHMAN, Portland.
h Oct II, 1sc6. oc13d&w3w
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For Sale
Board.

Board.
PLEASANT suits OF Roc ms, furnished or untur.
L nisbed, with board, in the first class house II
Free ST. Charges moderate, IT
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
Dot 1s--d1w* =
READ DIR. HUGHEs' advertisement, in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes is unequalled
b. 81 eian In this country.
Jan 1-wly
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SHERMAN AND HIS iCAAIPAIGNs.-This
work, soon to be issued, has received. the fay
orable notice of the Press Throughout the
country. The extraordinary campaigns 81
Maj. Gen. Sherman and his noble army, have
attracted the attention and been the theme bf
admiration of the world. In this work, every
Corps, Division, Brigade and Regiment viii
be awarded its full share OF credit, the, routes
Of march carefully shown, the battles and
slarmishes wildly depicted, and the whole IL
Illustrated with carefully prepared maps, plans
and designs, furnished by the chief ehsraver
OF the army. Many things not hitherto IN.
derstood viii be made plain and the various
movements and positions Of the amy placed
in the proper light and position. IL viii he q
record Of daring deeds and brilliant acb;eeve.
ments in which every citizen may feel 4 deem
qualification and lifelong pride. age ssf.
The work is sold by subscription and can be
had only of the authorized yents. G.. Wat
wood, Agent for Portland, is now canpassirg
the city and meeting with deserved success.
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Auction Sales.
EDWARD M. PATTEN, A,,.,,.-
12 Exchange Streea,

DESKS, Racks, Tables, Chairs, Stationery, stovss
: a. = ,r,I Draft Wheel, Handeuhs, Sc, rh1S DAY
SAfURDAY, Oct. 21st, at 10 A. M, being the furni-
ture from the Office Of the Provost Marshal.
90, L. n. PATTEN, Auctioneer.
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Valuable House and Lot at Auction,
House and Land at Auction.

fON TUESDAY, Oct. 2Ath, at O'Clock P. NJ, we
~ shall sell the TwO-st ~ Wooden House, No. Is
india Street, next below the Sailors Home. The
House contains IL finished rooms is centrally located.
has abundant hard and soft water, and IL desirable
property,-near 6rand Trunk Depot, Boston Boats,
and business generally.
e. HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
oet1Sdtd
, 1865-06-23
REMovA1-Mr Linkton has moved hi

RENovAL.-Mr Linkton has moved his
saw mill up on to the ridge, one mile above
its recent location on Mill Creek The new
location is no farther from town than the
old one. The mill will be again in operation
next week Trout-fshers, who have been
apprehensiye that the floating saw-dust would
kill all the trout in the Greek, and thus
spoil their sport will hail the announcement
Of the removal Of the mill with pleasure.
, 1865-06-23

New ATLAs-The Agent for johnson
illustrated Atlas Of the World is in town,
engaged in canvassing for the work The
Atlas, copy of which is before us, is the
best work Of the Kind we have ever seen.
IL contains large map gotten up op Mer-
GATORS projection, showing the earth en- a
fat.surface, Or as it would appear to the eye,
which is universally acknowledged to be
the simplest and most. comprehensive style
a single glance being Sufficient to give cor
rect idea Of the locatidn of the different parts
oethe earth The mapsof the States are large
and complete, showihg the townships Of fey-
cry county in almost as large a form as the
counties are usully Represented in other at
lases in use I}t5 aside from its maps
which arc all good alike, it contains iusha
tions of the principal mountains, rivers, cit
les, types Of mankind, animals, etc., etc. OF
the world, and an excellent physical gcog-
raphy," giving description of the climate,
resources. &c, Of all parts Of the world
also, diagram showing the difference in
time between Washington City and the prin-
cipal cities Of the world the coats Of arms
'of the different States, statistical tables, list Of
the towns, villages and post Offices in the
United States, fac smiles Of the flags of all
nations and last, though not least valuable,
a Chronological history Of the rebellion, civ.
ing all the important events, with dates as
they have transpired, without comment,
from the commencement Of the war down to
the time Of the publication Of the Atlas
, 1865-06-23

WE observe that the Mountaineer is en-
gagged in blowing for the Palouse Landing
as the starting-point for the C@ur d'Alene
mines As it can make no possible diff
ference to the people Of the Dalles whether
the travel to the new mines leaves the river
at Wallula or Paouse Ferry, it is fair to
presume that the editor of that paper is get
ting better paid from some up-riVer interest
than he was four years ago Whenhe so siren
uously advocated that the only direct route
to Salmon river was through Grand Ronde
Valley But, Newell, can't you tell the
truth Once-just to see how it would look in
the Nountamecr, if nothing else? Tell the
miners that, when landed at the Ferry, un-
less they ship their horses with them from
the Dalles they viii have to come back for
ty-fve miles to Walla Walla to purchase
horses on which to commence their overland
Journey Tell them that there is not the
asignp Of anythingin the way Of supplies
to be purchased at the Ferry and that Ian
ded there under the present condition Of
things they would be subjected to all the
Inconvenience which they might be if de-
posted on any other sand bank outside the
limits of civilization Come, now, Newell,
or Mr.. Newell, or friend Newell we
will be friendly with you if you will only
oonfne yourself to the truth,-do tell the
whole truth about the matter, and if any
one down there or up the river gives you a
whisky toddy for yaraaag, we'll guarantee
that if you will come up here you shall have
genuine whisky-straight-puro Walla
Walla manufacture at that-for telling the
truth There, now
, 1865-06-23

DULL.-A San Francisco paper says bus
mess in that city is as dull as if the State
we're beseiged and all its men and mouey
absorbed The Nouataineer adds that this
is fair sketch of the condition Of affairs in
Oregon
, 1865-06-23
sherifs Sale.
Y OF WASHINGTON,
H---.-..-- r.- w..

ILEEIIUKI OF WA0HINUIUNl -
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA, '
VWTHEREAS, fuor executions have been issued
w ont of the District Court, Of the First Judicial
District w T., and to me directed, one in favor Of
Avery A. Smith, one in favor Of w Hatchett two in
favor of c. Jacobs d5 Co.. and against L. S. Rodgers,
and for want of personal property have levied on
the following described real property, to-wit:
lots one two three and four, in Block Lin the city
of Walla Wala and with the Door and Sash Factory
and all the improvements thereuntO belonging, and
will sell, at public Auction, on Saturday, the 24th
day of June, 1865, the undivided half Of said prop
orty to the highest bidder for cashn hand or curen-
cy oftheUnted States, to satisfy said executions.
Sale to take place between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ, Of said day, at the prem
ises.
Dated May 22d, 1865.
W.. GILLIAN, Sheriff
by A. SEITEI, Deputy.
May %, '65. PAWS.
, 1865-06-23

OyERDoING TIE THING After the
burning Of Idaho City, it seems that almost
every one who could command the stocks
and we're not engaged in other business this
side of the Basin, started at once with goods
aud provisions for that point It now turns
out that there we're not so many goods des-
troyed by the fire as to occasion great scarcity
Of articles in the market, and the result will
be, when the large amount Of goods and pro-
visions on the way have arrived, that the
Boise market will be as much overstocked
as it was summer before last A little bit
of this kind of experience once in a while is
good for SPECTATORS and a few such lessons
will teach them to allow the unfortunate
merchants of such towns an opportunity to
recuperate in supplying their own custom
ers with goods, instead of trying to specu
late off of their misfortunes.
, 1865-06-23

MosE DRoUILLARD, Of the Kootenai Ex-
press, started, with an express for C@ur d.
Alene on Saturday last. He expected to
make the trip there and back in ten days,
and may be looked for here on Monday or
Tuesday next.
, 1865-06-23

FALLING.-The predictions in regard to
the high water on the Columbia this season
are happily not to be verified The papers
below state that the river is falling, and that
it has not attained to within two feet Of the
high water mark of last year.
, 1865-06-23

RETURN OF PRosPEoToRs.-Th party
who went out from this city few weeks
ago to prospect for gold on the eastern slope
Of the Blue mountains returned last week,
reporting that they had found nothing that
would pay They found the prospect
hole" Of the man who started the report that
led them of on their prospecting tour and
could only obtain the "color" there The
majority of the party left this week for the
Ceur d. 'Alene.
, 1865-06-23

PERsoNAL.-Hon Philip D. Moore, u.
S. Collector for Washington Territory, paid
our city a visit last week. Although Mr..
Moore is the man through whose hands all
our "cash moneys for the income tax
passes, we nevertheless came to the conclu-
sion, after a brief acquaintance with him,
that he makes an efficient cficer and is,
withal, liberal and bigh-minded gentleman.
, 1865-06-23

FoR TIE MINEs.-Among those who
have left this city and vicinity within the
week past for the Coeur dAlene mines are
DR. e. She'll, VIM. Kohlhauff, A. j. Miner,
Eph Whitman, W. w. Johnson, Henry
Miller, and Messrs. Hoffman, Gordon, Las
well, Ireland and Harkum. Several others
whose names we cannot now call to mind,
have also gone
, 1865-06-23

THE CoNvIors. Sheriff Seitel still keeps
the convicts at work-dgging wells, bitches
and at whatever else can be found for them
to do The proceeds Of their labor is ap-
piled on the payment Of the expense Of
keeping them, If there should be bal
ance, after the expenses are paid, it would
go to the Territory.
, 1865-06-23

~ To Druggists,
Brewers, BARRIERS, COnfeOtiOners, Pain
ters, da-Water Manufacturers, AS
sayers, and Mining Companies.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention Of Dealers and Consumers to the fact
that we are daily in receipt, by CLIPPERS and
EXPRESS, Of large additions to our present well
selected stock Of GOODS, and we think after eX-
perience Of nearly SIXTEEN O6) YEARS, upon this
Coast we can furnish the Trade in the Interior, as
well as that Of Oregon, Washington Territory, Brit
sh Provides Mexico and Sandwich Islands, &c,
upon better terms than any House in this State
The Senior Partner Of our House, -ho is now re-
siding at the East gives us superior facilities for nj
ling orders and we can safely guarrantea all goods
being of best quality, and in regard to prices we do
nOtiutend to be undersOld.
We invite those purchasing TO give us call (eith-
in person or by letter. and examine goods and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere, we feel CON
fdent we will be able to please in bo5h Below is a
few of the articles ia which we DEF ~
ACID. CHEMICALS,
ETHERS ESS ENTIAL OILS,
DRUGS. TINCTURES. AND MEDlCI-
NAL SYRUPS; SHAKER HERBS, SELECI
OWDERED DRUGS, FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
ELECTlC PREPARATIONS; TlLDEN'S ALCO-
HOLC FLUID AND SOLID EXTRACTS;
ALKALOIDS, RESINOIDS, AND
PILLS; DRUGGISTS SUN
DRIES, FLINT AND
GREEN GLASSWARE; CORKS, of every descrip-
ton. PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS AND ALCOHOL; BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARpI
Giles
A complete assortment of all the above and in
great variety.
Weare also Agents for
ORD. JAYNE e SONS Popular Medicines,
j. q. AYERS 81 CO.'S Medicines,
And the celebrated
"TLA QUILLAUGH BALSAM,"
The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicator Of Rheuma-
tism.
R. H. lIcDONALD g. CO.,
Corner Pine and SansOme.
San Francisco, and l30 ST. Sacramento
, 1865-06-23

For CGUR D'ALENE-The travel to
C@ur dAlene is steadily on the increase,
and the dparture of small squads Of miners
from the city every day for the new Eldora-
dol no longer looked upon as anything
new, bat is looked upon as a matter Of course.
Parties from John Days Auburn, Boise and
Eagle Greek have passed through here this
week On their way to the new mines, and
they report that as soon as further conGrma-
tory intelligence is received in those camps
there will be a general stampede Of the mi
ners in this direction.
, 1865-06-23

EGGS have been retailing in the city this
week at fifty cents per dozen. The whole
sale price ranges at forty to forty-fve cents,
according to the supply in the market.
, 1865-06-23

RELEASED. All persons arrested in Cal
ifornia on charges of sympathizing with the
assassination of President Lincoln have been
discharged on taking the oath of allegiance.
, 1865-06-23

ALARM -BEIL.-The fremen Of Wash
ington Engine Company have purchased in
San Francisco, an alarm-bell, weighing four
hundred pounds. They expect it here in a
short time
, 1865-06-23

Thc London Daily Telegraph prints $40 900
copies, 60, 900 of which it processes to print per
hour.
, 1865-06-23

For Sale.

A FlNElot of Mich Cows with young Calves; al
"A So a due lot Of hogs for sale, cheap tor cash or
trade. Enquire of OSCAR VANSICkLE,
Waliula.
May 26, '65. 2ltf
, 1865-06-23

THE telegraph wires are again down, con-
sequently we have no later eastern news
than was published last week
, 1865-06-23

SPREAD oETHE MINING EXCITEMENT. r.
As an instance of how rapidly mining ex-
citemcnt win spread, we chronicle the fact
that dozen or more Californians arrived
here the fore part Of this week, on their way
to Ceur d'Alene They appeared to be full
ly as well posted in regard to the mines as
the people here and that, summed up, does
not yet amount to enough to warrant peo-
pie in starting upon so long a journey,
though it may result that from being among
the first upon the ground they will secure
fortunes.
, 1865-06-23

j. Provisions FOR OCCUR D D'ALENE Mr.
S. L. Gilbreath started two wagons, loaded
with provisions, for Co@ur d'Alene on
Thursday. The cargo consisted principally
of -four, bacon and beans
, 1865-06-23

THERE have been no arrivals here from
Ceur d Alene this week
, 1865-06-23

CHANGE.-Mr. Wm Stevens has fitted
up the old Empire Restaurant building as
a grocery and provision store, and is now
Offering choice lot of these articles for sale
there