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sentson took Ic at tie residence OF the Alderman in wet
Ninetetnth.,t N A. c. Herrick making the presentaie,
speech bour M collation. aerwards partGken Oh ana
the balance Of the evening ,pent in social manner
The F',FTY-gxTH REGIMENT MILITIA.-Ihe
officers Of dis Regiment offered their services to Governor
Fenon Tor one year some days since and have been &C
ceY,ed The Regiment large in numbers and Is not
prob able that twenty othe old members be induced 70
ontde sources in order FIJI the rsnis and that viii
take nome time
CITY MoRTALITY-The total number Of deaths
in this city for the wssi ending ye'ts oT l 'h mis- a
crease the previous week The following are ZONE Oh
fante 81 Group, u; dipthcrte 10; scarlet fever S
phoid Inflammation Of bowels III OF bra'n ID; OF iunss
Il small po1 2' consumption 81; casualties o. 'ue'ae -
old age g.
| BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITY.-The total NUMBER
Of deaths IN this city last week was 49, the principal
beng as foo%s Son,u@p pa .fse' ."cs adamma
ton Of lungs .; dphtbeTs, debility heart disease sn
soe6: eor.csye fever 2; puepeai fever fever
&C. IndfI one yesr s OF sss s. F EssSd
| ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Sunday night Jacob
st6ner and Thomss Duny skysrkns In the saloon OF
r. Farrell Of sisyar'tst and Ihirdsv wne ,e
content, taking effect on Duney, inficng severe wound
Both keepers on Beckweiis Island ana we
nan Was conveyed there by his friends No arrest was made
! FATAL FALL.-Coroner Cover yesterday held an
Yeon an infant, aged "A months. MarsaIe MADDEN an aunt
/ q deceased.
deceased Ia her srm, rpped and fell striking the infant
head and causing conclusion OF the BRAIN from hich nc o1a
soon after.
COUNTY VOLUNTEER CoMMITTEE-5oo MEN I'm En-
LISTED II FIVE DAYs-The County Volunteer Commute.
bad light day Yesterday ensng about hy siI men IN ell III
their braGauarters at the Park Barracks.
The Committed have sufficient at present 70 commune
Is absolutely necessary that the balance Of
| the bond. be taken up 90 soon as possible 49,
During Ave days ast week the Committee ensca 'eoneh
At the Psh Bascks being average Of hundred men per
day.
| FATALLY INJURED BY AN ELEvATOR.-An In
aue, was Yesterday held by Coroner Cover the New OH
liospia on the body of John Henry CAIRNS, who IVES fatally
Injured on Friday by elevator In the sugar rehnery OF
M.,.r. Wintjen Co.. iuWiamsburgh. Deceased W" ma
tive Of Germany, AGED 20 yesTI
PIcKPocKET ARREsTED.-EdvardF Fox was yester'
day arrested while attempting TO pick the pockets OF ,eme
ladies' ia barnuIns Museum. Justice Dowps committed nun
for trial.
FIRE IL DELANcEY-sT.-Earlyye yesterday morning
the attic Of the resdenee Of August Rosenhs No. l6l De
ancey damaged by FIRE and water 20 the amount OF
400 Insured in the Mechanics and Traders Company.
REISsTATEp.-The Brooklyn Fire Commission.
es have rensed Hose Co. Ne II, which W" disoanded
some weeks since.
| lAdverisementl
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OvytcrA,1 7ooioct y. m. =
n. fs.,d %,' pDf'a'n to .d0HrnAsn'' In heH 0''"'s'
Pr,.,ntjams, Hsys. ESQ., President In the chair and the
CaunShm,n K,,nsn Robinson Kos,er Kinney Brinkman
Brady F.tsr,or. fiou.su. Le.vy Mc0ra,b Gr--n Lent
Co"l%7o
Tn. minute, OF tho meetings held March and were
PyrIrIoys
ID. co,,spu., oc.,'.an.s
Petition 81 fhp n,e.a 70 3" ~
pr.'rn,sd tes ioi9~,as f-,oi,,ioni ,.,.,x .n,,o,.
- -, -. ~. 800, ia I've, AZ PhilIp OH,
nm SS ~, ,srs Of two hnrdrsd and twenty, dos 70 be
-. or .ay other unsnpsnaed .ppropr.
ton
Which wn referred o. the Committee on Finance.
By Coune Imam BoroHraLM-
Rsmonsfanee Citizen. OF the Ninh Ward in the vicinity
foo, ~ being used by bos,s for the OF
night coil and In ton he offered the follow
k,sd Tia, the Comptroller be and h. hersby author.
ed and directed to ct ,Bs pofan the ngh SIDE o.
pier numb, siiiy soith hver ,he i00' Of ihneen'h
which was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
E,JSd That permi.on be and the ,.ms IL hereby rven
10 David receive and deliver goods IA front Of
his premises number three hundred and eighty nine Grand
N. to remain only during the pleasure Of the Com
' %h sSSs ... adopted
BY Councilman KsxxAx-
10 D.. A. Martin, 10 erect an ~Nnne In 'front.' oil tb~u prem
number mn Veseys the said permission TO 70
main only during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which wss adopted
by Councilman kosrxR-
Rslsed That the name OF Amelia Re,tburs be placed on
the list Of blind who to receive the any dol
donated them by the Common Council the through
error having been omitted.
Which va: referred to tho Comptroller with power.
By Councilman OCALfAaHAE-
RSsored That the sidewalks between For
y fourth and Forty hh street be tagged M width where
already DONE under the direction Of the Street Connie
soner.
Which was referred 70 the Comnittne on Roads
BY Councilman fiTIaEALD-
Rssoed That sewer with The Necessary RECEIVING basins
and culvers, be built In second
street. nom terminus Of the present 'e"er to fourtha
enue.
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Sewers
RErORTS
Report Of Committee on Streets in favor Of adopting reou
gn and m. .S. saas.d wIers not done on
the east side of First avenue between Twenty third aud
Twenty fourth streets also on north side OF Twenty third
street between Fist avenue and Avenue Al also GU tie ives,
,rs.,. md sI.o on The .onh aide Of street
bc,wren Fi avenue and Avenue A. the work TO DO done
nna., ~. Affection Of the Street Comui,siop,r
Which was laid over
R.nort 81 on b.rvrs Pi.rs and sljns 70
Mani and repair Pier. Fy .x and Fy seven East river
Which "a laid over
IfOTIoys
co,n.,u., sv,rv moved 40 di.cbsr,s the Con;,,.s Al,
pH no vac ,. VI 'o'0''"'h VI
P,.J That be nolin, o,.c. Of thu FInb El.ct,or nj.
tct of IN. Fsen,b Ward. be changed nom number hun
III III So.a w., rI...uh $50, 90 r"n h., n. Snnd,.d
"a ,hi 49,, W., ri,n,h 70, nn,, al s,,,i.s a,i,J
Witch va. carried ''' N"''' ~'"' ~ ''N'''N
Tn ,s.oI,,,on W.. than cor.,,v.di,
Canncin. m r. a, =. a. 10 a.
on Bsssn Pavement nom the rs.oaon q r.port OF Com
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MARCH i2.-Steame,s-Gransds, Falcon, MeTr.sss
Earx Reindeer
Bh;s-Su.sn Smith, John Shay.
Schoon-rs-John Geuwood D Brien Monteyiteo, Ne,rss
Nautilus. FRANK Walter Mary Compton NJ Van Meme, I.
wllism.. Menawa Christopher Loser, Mary H. Banhs
MARcH i3.-stesn-r Costa Rcs-
ahip William y. storer .
Bnss-scotsnd, Alexander Nckles, springbOa. Dots
Wave.
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Steamship Havana hence for Ilavans-sh Inst - ns 50
Of Cope Hsi,eras.
Ship Antarctic bound Eth inst lat. N s., Ion 81 TO-
Barb Anna md Lizzie from Rio Jansro for New lors-ts
inst. lat. % 20 Ion. o.
Bark Thomaspor,. from the ccss; Of Africa for Sewforf
9Th inst, lat 20, lon. 8. ~.
barb Helen Mar bound Nth inst, lat. IS Is len. IL
sehr Laura hence for Nssau?d inst Ion. 70 3d. lou u
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Motion granted On payren, Of cost. before referee go costs
II putting snswer $40 costs Of the motion; Ss n 's
came Motion granted Z 10 costs to abide event Oh suit
Refore Justice RAPsARD. ~,
William II. Kinsey agt. Bradley Is. Bnr,.-Mo-
ton 20 denied with $40 costs to abide me uus
xdd.on A. Pond sgt Frederick Z. Johnson-Motioh DC
Nsrn = Brai.tei sg, Robert H. Hart a-Motion de-
james Christy at. Adoph Hof CHARACTERIZATION denied
i1sbrth Johnston sg James W. JohnstOn.-Report oil
referee confirmed and decree snnung MARRIAGE saseS
Harriet L. DuIyee sgt James F. syen
and Judgment OF divorce granted 'u'0dy VI 0"'''
10 piA'N'H' C,Rcrrr-Befors Justice CLKRxE.
Ms McCready ct al. sft Brewster Woodhulst al
The plaintiffs claim moneys advanced by them IN N
ravmept of premiums Of insurance the schooner D. NJ
smith Of which the defendants the owners Of various
.hsre. Two Of the defendants allowed the action to 20 by De-
fault As against them the other defendants denying that ney
rc m se WA, tried before and referred and the Referee
dee ded in favor OF the plaintiff. On sppea new thai Wa,
Ssnsd on he aronnd that there sufficient proof Of
tbori,y given by the defendants to the plaintiff On the
present. trial additional evidence was offered put n9'
vsyng os ss mo-, being in writing wa.
void by the statute Of frauds the 'ouf' inc CUM
plant. u
D. Wharton Smith and another ag the Independent Tele
r., ,,nss desired To- ansmii TO i6e1el Co the
sage II the gold b vetoed by immed,atey 49,.
The message was sent without the and the gold ooue
al lel 9l6 The plaintiffs finding this. telegaphed; Don
Inv sny more YOU had better sell the 900 The
Company ha. made the mistake the Gsnsssr ne goie
Iirh The pIaipa. clsm srose through d.fendsntf nes
s,nce The case az argued demurrer the question:
whether the plaintiffs bad nSt by hsr second .ee gram
against the Company and whether these plaintiffs pre1s
Co. the proper parties TO bnns the suit ana oo,n
lions decided favor PLAINTIFF In order to present oil
IN. points General Term the cage now Droush on
for trial and the defendants raise the further point that doe
not appear that the gold purchased was> aeNsrea ~ W.
time OF the purchase or the contract therefor made ~
Writing and that was therefore void BY the Statute o
Frauds.
The Court reserved Il. decision. . ST.
Buri Dawson aud Buuil FOR PLAINTIFF T. A Fitch FOL
defendant.
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The Brig Catalina Ashore

HOLINESS HOLE MONDAY, harch ~, leoo.
The brig Catalne Of Portland, from
Cardenas for Boston. with cargo Of moasses dragged
ashore yesterday on the East Chop. She has received
10 damage. and win probably be got of to-day.
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Arrived bark John Welles Soule. Honolulu.
Soth Of November with 100 bbls Sperm and 343 bbls
Nhae oil and "a. 800 pounds whaebone spoken March
New Yorb Tor Aspipwsl.
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Eacaned from Jail.

PoRIIAND, Me-, Monday March H. 1865.
Henry Z. Clarke and Alfred Teels, confined
for running away with the schooner Blue Bel, sawed
IN tome bars and escaped from Jail yesterday
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Brig Leader (Br.l Bouche, 81. Johns, r., r. y sn,n
schr James O'Donohus, Gikin Hilton Head Whitney Il
Schr Charles Mcdonald, Baglen, Norfolk.
Schr Decatur Oskes Tuthi Gcofsetown, Baker Dayton
Schr Kit Carson, Blair Gloucester, J. A. Steson
SIR Pocshontns Perry Phisdephil, !. w. Mckee.
schr T.. Neal Weaver Washington. Ven Brun, slsgh.
schr. Pursue, Mcdonald, Haliiax James Hunter CO.
hr Helene, PieTson Beaufort, Jonas Smith.
Schr Charm Chase, Boston, Baker Dayton.
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BelOW
0atlcd.

Bark Ann and EiiIs, from Rio Jsneirc.
Bns Bird 1.-THE Wave, from Kingston, Jam.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Sun Sets. SOS Moon RISES. .62<e
ai0H WATER DAY.
Sandy HOOK. $50 Gov Island. s:3m Hell Gate.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARcH la-BefOre
City Judge RrssKL
Mary Connolly, grand larceny, State Prison

three ysars
Ellen Duffy, Grand larceny State Prison two years.
James Sheeian, attempted grand larceny. remsnded'
Martin Norton, attempted grand larceny, remanded
Rose Crawford. petty larceny remsnded
WIFE has been postponed for week ct the request Of hi
counsel
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1Jort-n)aroens' Notife.
Stare on NEw-YoRn,

PoRr-WARpsNs OrFlcy, No 10 WAFsI
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VIII
~ section of the act passed April H. 1881 entitled
Act TO Reorgani,s the srdens Office OF the fon ~.
Yors 10 al psron, interested in having charge o. Va:
subject matter of such inquiry examination or snfe &
The following vessel. are now under Vii b
samn.t.i within ten days next succeeding this noe''a
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL TERh-MAktH
l3-Beore Judge DAILY.
Clark agt. Brooks.-As the appeal will bring I'M
der review all the question. decided in this case there
proprey in rsiny stay Of proceedinss until the appeal
head and As can be heard disposed Of at the neat
term do not deem necessary TO qualify the stay direct
ing an account 10 be before the appeal 10 decided
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fAdversementl
SPECIAL TBRM-SUPREMB COURT.
City end County Of Nsw.York.
bAaSARD Justice.
Mary Ann Dsyidson plaintiff, at. John T. Davidson. de-
fer dGnt.
Report confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted Sept,
20. 1864
q. A. House. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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cnrRr cAIINpARs-Yon wrprEspAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcCfT.- Mos. li3o,
.ai ts3 3s3 l. sl III iol3 io'l 2s7 t+i ln' s 49,
llss 1857 1859 1863. 1905 1863 Part U-l082, llOs ll
1916 526 ar 1876 10 1850, se< sss. ga $40. io,e 49, 1873
1854 1894 1890 l9'2 SPECIAL inks1:.ns' ., Law ana
fsct-Nos 100 FOL 2o1 20s az 2l3 23 2l3, 2B, III, III
; Denurers, No. 81 Iou-s Of Law and Fact, Nos lis
IN Dcmurrer. No. IS Issues Of Law and Fact, Nos I'll
2i2 221. ia ,, ,oo-
SUPERIOR COURT PART Mos. 3946l, 1887.
.g7g 1891 t0l9 .s5I 3G 1873 BIS ec3 1919 3o3, 3ols
soI7 1919 PART IISos 1lza. 1850 4So, +h<, 3so ssIl
<gTs. s.D<, SD. ts16. 800 1874. ss76 <toi. $50
COURT OF COMMON PIHAs-PARr I.-Caendar
uDchns.d PAsr ISo. 6oi aso ios III, '7s 100 AZ, g.
1893 10. sea. t7o. t9t en3. ~
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CoURr NoTIcE-No COURTS To-DAY.-In consc-
qu,nee Of the Election day the Constitutional Amend
neni III. Court. have 81 sdjOumed over to Wednesday
uorlinr
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

OPERATIONS AGAINST INDIANS. - Captains
Scot and Williams, commanding the forces
in Harvey Lake Valley, had made arrange
ments, at our latest advices, to move jointly
against the Indians in that district. Their.
action has doubtless been precipi'a'ed by.
fears that they will be recall ed before being
able to do anything of Importance against
the 'hell-hoands of savage warfare" who in
fest the Eastern section of the State. Being
instigated by military ardor, more uncon =
mon than is generally supposed, they desire
to strike at least one effective blow at the
savages, before casting aside the implement S
Of war. We hear from many sources that
the Volunteers, under the command of these
gentlemen are burning with anxiety to bring
the indians to a decisive fight. The result
would be still more decisive in case of a gen.
eral engagement, if the mountains around
Harvey Lake Valley were covered with snow
so that the indians could not escape from the
valley, In case Of defeat.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15
THE BRANCH MINT.

The Idaho Statesman of the 7th inst, copies
in large part, an article from this paper, on
the subject of the Branch Mint, and claims
that the arguments in favor of establishing it
at this point, convenient to the mines, ap-
plies with more force to Boise City than the
Dalles. The Statesman takes the novel
ground that about all the gold from the Co.
lumbia Basin comes from the mines within a
hundred miles of Boise City. 1t allows that
half million year, or some such trifie,
comes out Of the John Day mines, and about
as much more from other tributaries of the
Columbia, north of Boise River. That jour
nal also assumes that the relative gold and
silver productions Of the several sections Of
the Columbia Basin will remain in the future
as they are at present.
To disabuse our contemporary of this idea,
is an easy task. 1t will, doubtless, be inlor-
nation to him to read he following compu-
tation, which we can show from the state Of
facts, is nearly correct:
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

These figures represent the presens an
in point of fact, somewhat below the real
amounts. These very considerable sums are
the produce of districts which only need po-
pulation to Indefinitely increase the yield Of
gold and silver. In Boise and Owyhee, he
quartz interest is being rapidly developed,
and in the districts enumerated, that branch
of mining industry is entirely dormant. In
some places, such as the f orence silver dis
rict and the silver lodes of the upper Colum-
ba, discoveries have been made which are
not in any respect inferior to 0wyhee. AS
yet, the amount of prospecting has not been
sufficient to demonstrate the locat on of the
best mines of the Columbia r yer Basin, and
there are still vast sections of country, far
away from Boise and Owyhee, which may,
and reasonably do, contain mines of no less
value than those which our cotemporary ap-
pears to think are the only ones which produce
any gold of account. We would further call
the attention of the Statesman to the fact
that, but for the factous opposition of o'her
alties, the Branch Mint at this place
would now be nearly completed. We feel
authorized in asserting, that if the pas wer e
to do over again, this opposition would never
be offred, as the common injury arising
| from this state Of facts is now apparent to
| all. The Statesman can aid a work which
will be a common benefit it may even be
abe to Illustrate its accomplishment, but i
may be sure that Boise City will never de-
rive any advan age from such a course O.
conduct; for it is quite certain that the
Branch Mint cannot be located there, in The
face Of the mining developments in othel
parts of the county.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

Now OR NEVER Call at VIM. Birnbaum's Jewelry
Stere and examine his extensive stock of Watches Dia
monds, Jewelry, SILVER Ware, Lamps Cutlery and Fancy
Goods which he offers for sale in order to close business
account of i'll health at less than cost, There is
such large and wellseected stock this side of San Fran
CISCO and the quality of the goods will speak for ITSELF
Now is your time to buy presents cheap and at saving
Of so Mr. b. has also lot of Perscopc Glass
Spectacles that perform wonders. n4tf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

THE STREETs.-The unfinished condition
of the streets at the crossing of Union and
Third streets, is subject of some complaint
At that point there is jump-off that endan.
gers persons travelling about at night. In
one case, a lady spraiued her ankle by step.
ping off this place, and a gentleman fell
down and nearly ruined himself there. A
bill of costs and damages may be saved by
having the place made passable.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

GEoRaE BIDDLEMAN, who was sent from
Grand Ronde to the Insane Asylum, at
Portland, escaped, and is now in Grand
Ronde. He says the keepers at the Asylum
employed him in digging potatoes, and he
thought he had better dig them for wages al
home than work at the Asylum for nothing.
He is said TO be perfectly sane.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

MONSTER NUeaET.-A piece of gold weigh
ing fourteen and half pounds, avoirdupois,
has been found on Deadwood Gulch, tribu-
tary Of Snow-shoe Gulcb, iu the Blackfoot
nugget was extracted, are about six miles dis.
tant from Blackfoot City, and between there
and Helena, close to the summit Of the Rocky
Mountains.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

WE learn that representations of the state
OF affairs in Eastern Oregon have been for
warded to the War Department, with view
TO prevent the mastering out of the vo'un-
tsers 10 service, until such time as the secu-
rity of the frontier will warrant it.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

In the U. S. District Court, A. NJ. Burns
was convicted in the matter of "omtting TO-
mention four eases Of opium in the manifest
of the steamer Pacific, on her voyage from
Victoria to Portland, in February, 1867 and
fined the value Of the opium, $5.54a.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

WALLA WALbA STATEsMAN.-The first num-
Der of the Walla Walla Statesman issued under
the management of Mr., Newell, has been
received at this Office. It promises well for a
career Of local and general usefulness.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

The fog on the Willamette River some days
of last week was SO thick that in crossing
Rock Island Rapids, ,nen had to feel the
channel with poles-tbe pilot being unable to
see the water.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

RoBBEaY.-A packer deposited So 500 with
the keeper of a public house in Uma,illa, a
day or two since, and when he called for it,
the landlord informed him that it was missing.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

Gov. PICKERING, of Washington Territory,
has returned to Olympia. He did not take
passage with Mr.. Mercer and the seven hum
e. dred unprotected females, as had been re-
ported.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

THE Morning CaU speaks of one OF its CO.
temporaries as 80 attached to everything con-
nected with the, colorcd race, that it is daily
expected he will publish his paper on colored
paper.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

A MAN died on board The steamer General
Grant, between Monticello and Portland, on
the llth inst. His name could not be ascer-
tanned.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

A New York Judge lately announced that
rich criminals were as worthy of punish
mentas poor ones. This may be true, but
in general, men will say that it is "hat BIAS
phemy."
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

THE Orizaba took down, on her last trip,
S499,o00 in treasure, which was placed on
her treasure list, and nearly as much more in
private hands.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

The Stockton Herald says that our " Ma
tional debt has now evidently reached its
highest figures" This is not quite so evident
as might be thought.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

THE lack ofa cemetery for town in lndi-
ana, is mentioned as grave defect. The
pun is as old as Shakespeare's time.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

AIsHooTINa affair occurred some two weeks
since; at Warm Springs, near Idaho City,
between Col. Columbus Simms and o man
named Cole. Col. Simms was wounded in
the arm.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

If. G. CIRCLE OF e. b. will meet on SAT-
uRDAY EVENING, NOV. 49, at IA o'clock, at the
building in rear of H. r. Fitz Geralds Store By order.
Nov. Ii. [nol54t] J. DOHERTY, sec'y
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

The "Indelicate Drama" is the polite name
OF the filthy class of plays which keeps the
stage in several leading theatres ia New York
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

Columbia Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Thursday evening at 61a o'clock, iu Gates
Hail. of Second and Court Streets. Brothers in
good standing invited to attend. BY order. NC.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

WEALTH, like beauty, is generally dispar-
aged and eagerly sought, while poverty is
highly praised and carefully avoided BY all.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-15

A CIRCLE OF the Fenian Brotherhood has
been organized at Walla Walla.