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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
SlpI sMetias.
Legal Notice.

State cf Ohio, ,Ripton OOunty! 1 &, 40
Jackson Workman, H'f, i'etition for Par
vs.. tltiOu in COuft
VIM II. Trip, ct al. Derts. Of Commpn Pies
(NlLLlAM II. TRIP. Of the County e
w Shelby. State Of Illin,is, Dayi s. IIipp
uf the County OF Vinlou, State OF Ohio, now
serving in the U :, Army. Holden VI. Trip
of said VintOn county, stephen u. +. TIipp
Of the county Of Jackson, STATE Of Olio JOhn
x TTipP, OF Jaek.on eocnb Ohio. now selv
ing in the Y. Army, Oliver T. Trip, "f said
Sigton county. nov serving in & c u. :, Army,
Leunidas n "Trip. q miuor, Of he coun'y Gi
Jackson, sstte cfOi,, Losina Trip inter
married alh Robert Z Johr., OF he county
Of Wehs. Sta 6 Of lndiana. Elizabeth Tripp.
iIterm,rried WIKI Alex ,nier Livingston, OF
said ViHtcl county, RsbeIca ripp. inte
married with Ncah Lure, OF Saii 'uunty Of
Einton. Mary Ann Thpr. int nm ,rrled with
Levi Livingston. Of said county of in on, and
Louisa NJ. Trip internarriei with G,oTge W.
Lo j u, Of said cunt Of Viutur, Nlo ME
children and heirs at Law OF H,!.hr a u. A
fripp decaaseI. and tenants in {, N mon With
the petitioner. in the premtes hrTci Afer te.
scribe |. Nancy i.rripp. widow cf William II
A. Trip deceased OF the county OF jackson.
State Of ohln. who IL entitled tn dover in he
whole OF said premises, aad Nary Trirp
widow Of Jesse j. TrpP. dece Nsed (Sho was
an heir at law OF William Il. a. rip,,.) OF TIE
county Of jackson. STATE II tItio, undiSe emf
tlei to dover in tha part Of ,uid p emi,es
owned by sail Jesse j. Tripp. deceased, and
his hei. VI law arl minor chr !ren, IT, witt
Harvey l.. "Trip Rachel A 1rpp Laura !.
Tripp, William E Trip and Mary A. Trip
of jackson county, Stnleuf Uhic, who ,ie ien-
ants In common with the petitioner in thr said
premises, will luke notice lhnt II EDITION sas
fled against them on the 29th d1y ol N VEN
beT 1876 in the ouik of Common III, hs " th-
in and for the suii cmnty of slnton, State ~
Ohio. By jackson Wnrtm IN. and Is now penl-
ing wherein said Jackson Workman demands
partition Of the f,IjSin1 cal Estate, Siluu.
ted In the said county Of Ninton, .o-wit:
"Tke North East quarter Gf'thc S1nth
West quarter % s hnn Number Jue IN Town
ship Number Eigh, Of Ranle Number Eigh
'e1n, containing forty acres aid that at th,
next 'Urin, Of said court, the said Jack~n
Wcrtnan will apply fr an order that partition
ma be made Of ssi PRAISES.
JAIKSON WORKMAN,
BY Bratton & Mayp, his Att'ys.
Dee 2Srh 1875 6w
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McArthur, Dec. 2S-2lw6.
Slierih's Sale.


State Of Ohio, ViHton COuntn
John a Brown, fIAInuf. } In Conrt Of
against Com. r. ordvr
E.A. Bratton, al. Dcfts Of sale No 9
DUR>UANT 10 the ctmn.uId of M o der vi
sale III The above cause to me dir,et Il from
the Iourt Of Common Pleas of the sf,r, sait
county "t Vint9n. will offer at puhlic sal ut
the door Uf the Court llotlse, in the town 81
McAIrhur. IT, tire nforesni r"untv ot Vnt"u on
1ueSlGy Februdrythe 9Th A. D. 1866,
at the hour of one o'clock. T. al, OF said day
thefpllowine property. o.uit: in-lot Number
sixty two 62l, in the town Of Macarthur, Vim
ton County Ohio
Taken ~ the prorerty Of L A. Brartcn t.
satisfy judgment ofaforesaid Court, 10 favor
Of John A Brown.
Appraised at ont Thousand six hundred
dollsr,,ao must bring two thirds OF that
sum.
TERMS OF SALE cash in hand.
JOHN SHOr KEY.
Sheriff vintun County
Gr"Rhan. Eipp'y d =. Auy's for Plff
IL D. l. e-Sy
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The Spectral Face that President
TO Lincoln Snw,

Iaa recent rcuTe by Bishop Simpson
he relates many interesting particulars and
IDciden Of Mr.. l. ncoln's private lie, aul
Iepedted the story whch he had heard from
Ms. Lincoln that wien lie news of MIR
Ljnc0lh's first election Tes, he'd his home in
Spril gfeId. he saw II frc,ion Of his uwu
lace dea6 in The glass be-iGe The reflection
OF the living couujenance. Wien he lirsl
saw 1t hs thought il was an optical drusun
and turned away iIom the glass. hut when
ne looked in il agtlng he saw the double
reflection. Al'er resting some mlun'es he
lo' kej in the glass the hlnl time aud again
saw the spectral fa,e hehinl his own. The
circumstance made deep impression upon
his nird bat he never SPOKE of /, until
about two weeks before the late Presidential
election, when h related it 10 his wifi
She was fearful that he wouIG not be ,r.
elected, aud he tod her OF thi, incident
with the Interpretation lie put upon il - that
he would he re elected. but W, Il not lirp
out his term Aud citpIvalds when the
plane OF the future were dis, USED and he " ss
asked what he would do alter tie second
tem OF Office had expired, NJ ulnays leI,lled
with the p,ovlsh-"Ii live The Bishop
Said he c,u:o not explain the circurns ia ncr
or rd'termlLe whether it was merely an npt
Cal delusiun or in Inrimatiun OF warning
i:om on high. Mr. Lincoln aIwajs re
gaIded it ss the latter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
MODEL SEWING MACHINE

rom 10 new ldIR Her Id
Prem utni "m"ng he M htn,cal tri
nm h. al this us' gniUus age, com.
~, a 'hur>ly r"mprls us 10 rVticp The Em
pi e Sawiyg Mr hue mln"ndrd as just
vs. yh d pr''rct on ilse T. Useful M hnr
bee" th- various sewing marhims, frm
ime 10 time presented 10 thr nblic rach
me Of them hos been cursed wi,h :. me-
r d,caI delrri which drtrt,tS frnm g, nrral
uiiry Nunrd w the experience II his
predecessors, tnr inventor ~ the mpirr
Machine has Irrduc.d an instrument. rom
bmiGg u lbe ud,nhtasps frr viii h Other
aIe v,untrh aud obyis,ing every detect
viii, h can be dilrlbnlrl 10 them b, u,
M ST las'idious critic.
The Empir" hlocnine Isl marvell, us com
nina'iun OF lin lici', eronomv II, d persec,
workmanship, being durable tree i,cm, Il.
lIiliiy t0 get uui Ol url r nM>eies, aah pa
sy oi operations. lis mech,nical conlii
v"ncr j. SucI as - secure >tibilty. free
d'm i,um u ciden; aud accuracy as 10
wolkm n-hip ny the ne If he patented
shuttle ann straight needle IL makes h
stitch. which csn neither rip GUr ravrl-
perfectly npnn every :, rrles u! IN ,IpIia !
r"m l'a'h-r lu luchmNric, with Threads oi
col on. lirenor silk G,m the finest 10 the
cOars 81 number.
A lhr Empire Machine is gradually
uPp antng is mpr" ant'4u' rivals. no
"ne in want Of n moe useful ipS'ynmpn,
ri this description. he hr or she tailor
cooctm"krr Grrssmakrr or svam.l,ps|. rau
dn otherwise r'laI .ecur" uI ihrse erOnrm.
zeal aud IA nilBulp m,rhiurS suited nil u
lor l"mlv aud manufacturing purru-e>
TIE Uffice al llr Empire Manufar u,ing
Go. is al No. 536 Br"odwa,. New Y.rk
.i'y, WHERE they arr now supplying these
Empire Marhn"s ai rri G. lar hcl,w the
e'l 'alne ul the instruments New Yo,k
iierall. .... .,...
No, mhrr 20 le65-ly
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Legal Notice,

GIARLEs SMITH, whose residence j. un-
- knnwn.i il hereby notified thar Mary A.
Smi h did on he 10Th dpy January. A ID.
1853 nile her peliisli in The fiji, .oi phe CLERK
OF the Court " Common ieas wi hin aud for
ihe county os Fht'n md State of Ohio.
charging that at the time the = id ChpIlrs
Smlih waS married to Mar. A. S ith. us al
ledvcd in suid petition. he. the aid Charles
Smith. had former wife living. and askiny
that she ma, be div",ced .irom, the raid
Charles Smith a6d said mnrrag. de,recd null
and void.'and that slc bs restored ,eher 'orm-
or name. Mary lloldent'er which petition
willstsnd for bearing AT the nrxs term Of ssid
Conrt. t''' - . MARY A. SMITH.
BY 1sepbJ Mcdowell, her Atty. jslisva
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Duties of a Lady in Her Household.

without regularly. no huuse can be
managed with sny degree of economy or
comfort. M n islress or head uf hnllse.
hold, 'htreio,e should trust her dome, ,ic
with TIE care ci store rooms, closets. and
kitchen. wihou' keeping careful supervis.
ion over each of them herseli. THE hesr
htur for inspection in regard to thee ma.
tiers. is immediately after breakfast. All
the materials nr stores, as well as he ne.
cessary dirclions NAV then be given out.
She should also see. iur he sri, that every
thing is made The lest use of hy lhosp ti
wli"m she inirus, the culinary operations.
end th5t nothing s left the chance of disor
der and waste.
Punc'usIiIy in the management of all
home affairs is asU ind sptnsab'r. Tie
meals should always un e.s unavrilab b e
ctusuaiiies intervene. I've ready at the ar
ensiomed hour. II the mistress is p,mctua
the domest'cs will a'sn bp so and thus the
mind the husband rilI not be rufIled. and
there vii he no confusion and no blcker
ings. but harmony aud cheer al apIrrciat OF
oieveIy MIRA followed By general relaxation
and pleasant conversation
These sre NOT trifrs however ,hey an
pear Is some. u ihs insolvency of III, us.
ands could be traced 10 its source it would
Be found to have commenced with the non
performance OF these household du les hy
the wife--or other emale head Of sffairs-
for, "wilhout nrder there is 10 economy."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
NOTICE.

MCARTHuR. o.. DEC. %, 1865.
THERE will be meeting of the stock
l. holders Of the Vinton Iron and Coal
Company. Of Ohio. at Vinton Furnace.
Vinton county. Ohio. February s. 1866. at
nine o'clock, A. NJ, to elect Directors, and
transact other business.
jan11w4-2 GIO. F. WORK. Secv.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
tCWltD yI1EIo1eS!Silt 1heSS!SiltleslIIoN'

nISEASE> OF THE URINARY AND
- SEXUAL SYSTEMS new and rplia.
be t'eaimeni. Also The BRIDAL CHAM
BER, an Es1ayof Warning AMI instruction,
Sent BY mail IN sealed rn,rlo, es, irpr at
,hnugr llrrss DR. J, ski Lin
HOUGhTON Howard Assn iatirn No.
. South Ninth street. Phisdslphia, Pa.
Oct. 18th ls65-Iyr. ..,.-
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Sheriff. Sale.

State Of Ohio, Vinton County:
The Stals rf Ohio, Ilh In Court Of
Franklin Thacker and Wash. fJaek,on Co.
ingou Thacker, pcits Ohio.
DURSU MT 10 the rOnmaLd of an ex cn.
1 tion III The ahve cause 1" me directed
from tie Court Of Common ltas. Of the aite
rHid county tf jackson. will rher Ii, ublr
sn!', III the door O' the courthouse in the
town OF McArhur in the eoanty cf V n"n, ui'
Sat3rday, february Sd, 1866,
A the hUar = o'ch,ck l. NJ. oi snd day
tho ioa)wing described lands aud tenenen T..
tn wit:
Tho southwest quar'ci Of the southwest
quarter Of section nnnhr thiny-.ix ,,s6 in
,"Si ship number nine, -, and ui range num
Der niueteen, (isl containing t"rty a. u rrs
and teu-onc hun lieIths (lU-l00) o an acre
more or ers
Also, the southeast qnar er OF III, ser heas
quarter Of section nuinbr thirty Ike f3A)
township number rinr. 90 ranY6 number
uinet, 1877 commcnci' ut the srction line
where the line CROSSES ihj road. running nn
sgd line iolty (40) roi~ aud twenty-five y }
:ert thence north IN said 81, c'on lire tlirtl
six (S6) 70 j. TO said c,ui y rat. thence nl ny
SAID road ffy-f u Is ,ods and thirteen I, IL }
feet to the place Of beginning, cOnta ming TOUR
a. neres more ~ less. n
-, Takes as iae property Of Washington
Th"eker, to satisfy u Judgment oi af resaid
Court nftvor of The State oi Ollie.
Appraised ~ follows to-wi': The frat dc
scribe" tract appraised Al riur hundred dolI"r'
goo Wj and he second described trHc' ap
praised ut forty del ara, Gao "O). aud mat
bring two thirds of that sum respectively.
Terms Of s. le, cash in h, d. ....
JOHN SMOKEY,
Shift V. Co. y.
X HAsrNGs. Lt''y 70, rl'f.
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Seal MetiHs.a
Times OF MJldin; Conff

9TH judicial District of Ohio.
i'i Clerks OFFICE. CoURr CoM. PLEAs)
VINToN COUNTY, ONO. }
..-, AcARTnCR. Dec. 90, 1866 J
Stare oc Ohm, Vnon tyubfy.
II SAMUEL L. WILSON. CLERK Of the
4 Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the said county of VintOn. aud State OF
Ohio, do hereby certify the following to be
a full and true copy of the ordcrfor the
times OF holding the District courts ard
Common Pleas courts, within and for the
9TH Judicial District of the State of Ohio
for the year 4 ID. 1906 to-wit:
Ordered that the District and Common
Pleas courts In the '7th Judicial District
of Ohio, for the yaar 1856, be fixed as
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ajoans.
MF X!CO! MEXICO i!
s 80 ,O0O,O00 LOAN

n " " "
REL URLlC tt' MEXICO
TwLNIY.ytAR CrrpoS BoND Is sums OF
SO. : lu0 200. AND 81 600
INTER Est StVtA Pre- Mt. .PAYA
BE N ile CITY oi EW YORK.
PRICE pie and Interest paya
bic In 60 D. D.
$40 Ot0gt0 10 b, Spld at sIXlY CENTS
l.y. on the LOLLAR.
~ U. S Currency, Ilu- ,r Liing un ter.
~ at TWELVE PER tfkT IN GUID ur SEVEN.
TERM PAR CtE1 IN CURRENCY, al tie pre- en-
ralr U, premium on 10 d
The Must DLSlRA%lE INVESTMEN !
-. ever OFFERED.
IaI ESE Tracts I'll M,AING AHB AGRi-
CULTURAL LANuS, sixty Pm Chs, Of P"Kr
iltts InP'sIs, rni 1Axts, III the Sians ri
TsMYrLpA. srd>AS Luz. r, T 81. .nd Illr
iLIGHTlD Farm OF u, said States and tlr
HtEEGAL Ii, vERhhtfr eAiL PLEDGED ior
iht 'd'nptun Oi the,e bnhds and pa. menl
al ihiersl
TDE sECUTiTY IS AMPLE
$40 u u. tLn,h,y viii buy Z per
G"Iu Bond ui $50 .,... ~.
sLO l ; iIre'.N wi hry reI ct
Gum Bond If $40
$50 NJ 5 tuirrn, y will buy yer CT
tiuhl D I'd .; s5nO ..."
S6CO il | -. uIrelry will buy frerc CT,
Gnld Bund Of 81, 90
LIT E,EHY L"vERtF RlfURLlcAN IEsTTU
II rs IUY ATlEAsT MI BOND
Cirrulors torw arded and subs, r,plion re
C hed BY
JOHN w c. RLlES &Co and
4 J,N1IFFT, Flnanria Ag' n; the Re-
pub i OF ,irxi,o 81 Broadway NY
Snbsrripli lis allo reri, cd b, Bank, aud
B,nkers gtneruIy lhrvus huut the Uniteh
Ststes,
Nn"ember l6rh 1863 emo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4rd moving that the ntel lligent refrain
from u'ing an, hing pertaining to quackery or
the Ia ent Medicine order m ,st Of which ara
prepared by selra,led Doctors Who are TO 4.
norant tore u phy-cians simplest prescrip!
ION: much lsS mpeIent to prepare pLarmA-
c,u!ial pcpara,iJns,
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pja,o got 0.
Grovesteen & Co.,
PIANO, FORTE

aAt rA'it REnH.
400 Broa dway, >rw York
TH@altenl Oh OF Ilr Public and the lr d.
is invited iv our NV SCALE 7UTAVE
RUs Z WOOD PlANp FURrES viii, h
Tor ,onme ard p ,rly Of tnnp are un,vall.
Ell. b, an, h!hrr'n # prsd in I is mark 4
rhr, ronainal thu modern improvement
French. Grand Ari"n. Harp Ped !, lr'n
Frame ovrIsiIuug B'ss ct aud .ch in tiu
mrnt hing made ihr Iersusa, sllre vision
"t Nj J, II GRvE.rEgN who his has d
pIaciical rxperienre Of over 8. years ~ their
manufac ,ule /, fully warrant.d 10 ev,ry par
ticnlar.
lhc CIR Y, sieen Piano Fnries" re-.
c,:lv, u III" award oi merit over all
others at the Gel, brated Wur.ds
Fair. .,r
Where were ex ihited ins,rnm u,s ir M
;he oe,, makers o' L,.ndon Psri,. G- man,
PtiladrlpEia Baltimore Boston aud New
Y"Tk: and a!sn al the American Iustu'u,p
ur five successive We rs h. gold aud silver
me'i,l- from bo b of whi, h con be sern ~
'ur w,re r"'in, .. ..'...
by the ;nirrUlnclinnnf impro,-mr nj We
nakr stir mue er eri PiGnu Forte. aud
h, manu- a tur,ng larsev. with SHUT
ca-h system. are rnabri To offer these III
srplnenl> al d prlc which vii preclude all
c'm eiItinn. ..-
PR.CE-N' S'vea O:tiv, r,uil rorne rs
-r ro'tw fm pt,in Csc S273. ......
NJ Z, Seven Octave ,uunl corner
R"srw'nd heavy poud!n. $3.50
No 3 Sr,en Uci W round ,"rner,
Ku'e ""i l. mi. XIV siy S32j
Trsm>: Net 4 sis tn eur, en- Eunds
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT
FREE.
Dec. 7,h Ie65- I,r A.kc.
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lob PRINTING executed with ncatness and
y Dispatch ut the RECORD tfice. Bratton's
Bu lding, one do east VI Court House, Our
stairs:) = y q 10 NJ 20. ..' '-..r..., -,
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An old man with an squilns nose wears
srectsclss on bis own hook.
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A WORLD I F CAUTION.

Hal, is mos. important, and tho afflicted
'l"lii not us, IN advertised mpdicins, or any
remedy, Wl sits c"nt,nts OF ingredients are.
known 10 Uhcrs beside the manufactureI, or
n"liI n y nre satisfied Of The qualifications Of
tie par y 70 Offering. 10 ''Iu u
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
THESE PARTIES RESORT

:" vnii us means Of tffec ing saila. such "A cor.
ying pr of advertisements Of popular REM
edi + and finish ug vi h certificates. lpH
tn Sci1nre Uf Medicin stands impls pure,
and m"J"stic halirg fuct for it, basis. induction
f"i Ills rillui, truth alone for Its pital. III
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-01
DISTRICT COURTS

I'd. COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
Hooking. February 20. May Is. Oct. q;
Perry, March u May q. Oct. l5;
Fairfield, March 70. June 4, Nov. 5.
SltoND SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence. Feb. l3 May IL. Sept. %;
Vinton. Feb. l3, May IL, Sept. %;
Jackson. Rb. ~, May 20. Oct. lG;
Pike. March l3 June H. Oct. 80; ....
Scioto, March ~. June 10. Nov.e
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Gallia. Feb. H. May q. Oct. IL. ..... ...
MeigS. Feb. 2S. May 2S Oct.S;
Washington. March iG June IL. Oct. -;
Athens, April ., June "a. Nov.7.
john p. PLYLkY, Judges Of
...- 7. VAN TRUMP 7th drdlc-
W. W. JOHNSON, ial District
Il. \. GUTHRIE, of0hio.
December q. 1865.
In testimony whereof I. SamuelL. Wilson.
Clerk of said court have hcrcllnto set my
hand and the seal of said court. ut Near
thur. Ohio, the day and year first above
written. ...l. |.
f. SAMUEL l.. WILSON,
..-.... Clerk Vinton Com. Pleas.
Dec, 2S lSG5-1lW6
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

THE revenue steamer Lincoln, ordered to
report for duty in Puget Sound district, ar
rived at San Francisco Feb. 25th. The lin.
coin is a propeller of 600 tons burden, fast
caller, and beautiful model. She is COM
nanded by Captain ]. W. White.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

A RooRBAoK do you know what
that is 1t is the slang name for a
dirty trick in politics, sprung on the
cvo of an election. Just as we wero
going o'prcss we learned that one is
being fabricated regarding the citi-
zcns' ticket. The gentlemen inter-
Gated desired US to publish card de-
nying it, but as we are personally in.
terested, wo deemed it would be sufi.
cient for US to say that the story which
10 being circulated, to the effect that
certain persons on the citizens ticket
do not desire to stand the test of an
election is falSe-they will all run and
are willing 10 abide tho result.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

The Union State Convention ad.
journcd Thursday night at IL p. M,
after adopting their platform. In ad
dition to the nominations announced
yesterday, M. r. Mulkey, ESQ: of
Portland, was nominated as Prosecu.
ting Attorney for the 4th Judicial
District No other nominations have
been heard of, although there were
four other prosecuting attorneys to
nominate.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

HEALTHY LooALITY.-A correspondent of
the Miners Journal states that within the last
three years over one hundred murders have
been committed in SchuylkiIl county, Penn
Eylyania.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

DENTAL NOTICE.---Beinga about to make q
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those Of my
patrons who need of Dental Operations Of any char
acter to the fact that they mry have opportunity
to avail themselves Of my services before my departure
II so desired. will leave about the Goth Of March, and
return to this place to my practice, aout the
18th of June. [f27tfl J. W. GURLEY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

TIE man Montgomery, who was
wounded near Umatilla recently, and
who has been under the surgeons
care in this place somo time, is, we
are informed, nearly able to be out
again.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

THE New CoIHAaE.-The 6rst installmeut
Of United States gold and silver coins bear
Jag the inscription, SIN God We Trust" was
received at the Treasury Department Feb.
bth. The collection consisted of $50, $40
S., god, and 81, so and rs cent pieces,
silver. The ST. silver piece is worth $l,os
in gold.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

THs FENIANs IN IRELAHD.-A New York
paper of February 4th has the following
from the Liverpool Post:
" Ellen A Mahoney has arrived in Dublin,
from New York, as Penian Embassadress.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

GooDs AT Cosr.-we would call the attention Of our
readers to the fact, that Messrs Abrahamson Kolberg
selling goods ut San Francisco cost Parties desiring
to buy Clothing will do well to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. mlStf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

FoUND.-Fred. Lusher has found a
gold pen, which the owner can have
by satisfying Mr., L. that the proper
pereon has applied.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

Columbia Lodge, No. o, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hail. of Second aud Cot Streets. Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend. By order. N.G.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01
A CARD.

NUADAME LIE TELLER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
IVl inform the Ladies Of the Dales and vicinity that
she ia prepared to do all kinds Of DRESS, CLOAK
and PALEf0T making. Also, CUTTING and FITTING
in aud improved style, never before introduced In
this place.
She will warrant to give satisacton and would most
respectfully solicit liberal patronage.
In the Rooms lately occupied by Mrs. white, over
Degener store on Washington street. between Second
and Third. it. la
Dallss, March 9Th, 1899. mr27,f
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1866.

sG- -NOTICB-During my absence Mr.. HENRY CArLLY
will have charge Of this paper and he Is authorized
transact all business pertaining to this office.
March 25, 1865. JAMES HALL0RAN.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

Wasco Lodge, No. 15, r. A. d A. M 800
Holds its stated Communications the Frst and Third
Mondays Of each month, at their hail. in Dalles City.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. Pope, Sec'y. by order of the W. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

A single word in reference to the course
of the Register in regard to the discoveries.
We have always given what we knPw to be
facts, and have not felt it right to give cur
rency to mere rumor. What we have stated
above is from personal observation on the
ground. To say now that we are certain
that rich and extensive mines have, been
struck, would be saying what we are not
confident of. When we are we shall say so.
We do say, however, that enough is known
to encourage prospectors, and give hope
that the future of this place, aud of this
county is assured. Enough is certainly
known 10 give feeling of confidence in all
business transactions here, real estate has
risen, and everything betokens an advancing
prosperity.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

The Willamette river is rapidly
rising.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01

No NEws.-In consequence of the
Overland Telegraph being down our
Portland exchanges contain no eastern
news, and very few items which we
have not already had. Neither have
we any late papers from above; so
that our little daily this morning has
10 be made up principally of selections,
and there is even dearth of selec-
tions, for all of our exchanges are now
filled with politics. In vain do we
turn from their long leaders to their
local columns, and from their loca
columns to their miscellaneous para.
graphs for copy, finding them to oul
great discontinue, all political. Some
times we got politics on the brain
little ourselves, and long to pitch ir
and give somebody goss.