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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

ATLANTA, March 24.-The provision and
grain market remains at our quotations OF
yesterday. In the article of corn there was
a decided stiffness. and holders eyinced
little inclination to sell at present prices.
Sound white corn could be purchased this
morning at $1.35 by the car load, while a
less quantity from store would command
81 40. Yellow, or mixed, by the car load, at
$1.30, but transactions not invited bv
holders: The cotton market draws its
weary length along after the usual style,
with mlddings at 20 cents, and little
coming in.
MONTGOMERY, March 22.--The cotton
market IN the morning was quite active at
3O@31 for middling. In the evening the
demand subsided under the news from Mo-
pile and other points, and closed at 29@3O
for middlings. There was transaction in
gold in this city, Yesterday, in which 81. 900
OF precious metal were disposed OF at
$l.25. Ihis is decline on previous rates,
and will help to explain the decline in cot
ton and dry goods.
MOBILE, March 22.-Market unsettled
and lower at 36@37.
COLUMBUS, March 23.-The cotton market
fat. No demand. Middlings, % cents. The
cotton In this region is nearly exhausted.
Last week only 346 bales were received
MACON, March 23-There was a. better
demand for cotton, to-day, with y little
more offering than on Thursday. Sales
were made Of 70 bales, at prices not ex-
ceeding 80 cents.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Cotton to-day
had declining tendepcy-sales Of 300 bales
at 39@4Oc. Gold 1857
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MARRIED

On the Goth inst, by the Rev. VIM. Mar
tin, Mr.. Il. N. R1CHBOURG and Miss
EMMA s., Youngest daughter of AIr. Vim.
Glaze, all of Columbia, S. C.
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TO RENT.

IA A LARGE BRICK BUILDING. on
s.ia consisting of a commodious store on
first floor and three rooms in second story.
with two-story Kitchen Also, a Stable
with ten stalls, hay loft and granncry.
Water on premises. Apply to d. J. HANE,
on the premises. March 2S 6*
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Durbec & Walter

Wild ~ sell at their mart, TOMORROW
Thursday MORNING, the Goth, at 10
The balance Of STOCK OF a retail store
consisting of Sugar, Mo,asscs, Mackrrel'
6acon, Lace s,S soap, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, Sc
cts, &c. Also, Scales, Weights and store
furniture. Also. Rum, Sherry Wine ana
kerosene Oil. Sale positive and without
lcSeiNe. March 2SN
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By Durbec G Walter

VII, WILL be sold at our mart. TO-MORROW
thursday MORNING. the 2oth, at. 10
a As lot Of FURNITURE, consisting of:
SOFAS, Lounges, Hair-seat Chairs. Ward
r0oes, tables, Presses, Feather Beds. Oil
Cloth, Clocks, Cooking Utensils, SC.
Also.
r, Corn Bin, 20 sacks Salt, cases Olive Oil.
oardlnes; boxes Soap, Candles and Starch,
Tteses "iHskcy, "ieVe7, Cordials, Tea, )
Wagons: &C. March %
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Gen. Evans is in Texas, looking up
locations for South Carolina settlers.
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General Prim has issued :. pro-
clamation, from his retreat in Portu-
gal, in which he explains the cause of
his failure. He says he counted on
several regiments Of the Spanish
army, but only two came; he waited
for ten days in the suburbs of Madrid,
but no supports arrived; then he did
the best be could with the limited
force at his command, and, being un-
able to do anything, withdrew into
Portugal. But he does not yet give
up, for he says the day of redemption
is approaching, and bids Spaniards
take courage.
The Baltimore Commereim SAYS
that Thaddeus Stevens has never
been fairly sane in his political views
since his foundry was burnt, and
Summers head is so crammed with
the rubbish of antiquity that there
is no room for IN idea that is practi-
cal in modern progress.
The Vienna head of the Rothschild
branch, has summoned by telegraph
his children to his bedside, and take
their final farewell OF a dying parent.
The famous wind mill of Sans
Souci, which the Great Frederick was
obliged to respect, is to be pulled
down.
The consumption OF wines in Great
Britain last year reached 1,00O,O 900
gallons per month-iust double what
1T was before the reduction Of duties
Montgomery is being rapidly re-
juvenated. buildings are going up
on all sides, and ruins are being re-
moved
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9 coupons Of $3.50. SCI. so
1 S3.75. ...... .......... 3.75
SLIPS
All of which is respectfully submitted
(Signed,) EDWARD HOPE,
j. FISHER,
Committee
The report was received and filed as in
formation.
The Chairman on Scales having reported
that o portion of the market wall having
fallen on the scale-housc and destroyed it,
1t was moved and seconded that he be au-
thorlzed to have it rebuilt or repaired.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resotued, That, in view OF the impover-
ished condition of the city finances. the
municipal expenses should be curtailed
and would recommend that the salary of
the Mayor, for the next term, should be
reduced.
Resoloed, That the following named gen
tlemen be appointed Managers of Election,
and be instructed to open polls for the
election of Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Columbia, ON Wednesday, April 2:
WARD No. 1-Dr. B. w. Taylor, j. s. G..
Mayrant, Dr. VIM. Scarborough.
WARD No. 2-D. b. DeSaussure, A. G..
Baskin, NJ. A. Shelton
WARD No. 81. c. Dial, l.. T. Levin, A.
d. Hit.
WARD No. 4-Henry Gibson, Jno Sprowl,
Daniel Crawford.
The polls will be held at the following
named places:
Ward No. l, at National Express Office.
Ward No. 2, at Collectors Office in rear
Of Court House.
Ward No. 3, at Council Chamber.
Ward No. 4. at store of J. W. Brown.
On motion, Council adjourned
+. H. ELMORE, City Clerk.
The New York E'cening Post SAYS.
they appreciate amusements just now
at the South, whether it be that of
''the Great Snowman" or the peram-
bulating opera, or the Afghanistan
Caravan. All the Southern journals
are filed with gushing criticisms of
these performances.
One of the clearest proofs of the
returning prosperity of the port of
Charleston, South Carolina, is that
the receipts from customs at that port,
in the month of February last, were
$31, 1,618.71.
The dwelling-house of Major B. ID.
Townsend, in Bennettsville, Marlboro
District, was consumed by fire on the
9th inst. Furniture, clothing and
valuables saved.
A bomh-shell at the Lunatic Asy-
lum, at Nashville, exploded while
being carelessly handled on the 10Th.
Several lunatics were injured.
There is o contradiction of the re-
ports about Fenian panic in Cana
da. The Province is said to be pro-
foundly quiet.
Henry G. Ward, travelling agent
of the North American Fire Insurance
Company, has been arrested at Cleye-
land for forgery
Mr.. Coleman, editor of the Spirit
nal magazine in London, has been
fined ESQ for libel on Sothern, the
actor.
A Western paper suggests IN i'm
proyement in Bibles-the preparation
of leaf or two in the Family record
for divorces.
The Old and New School Presbyte-
riax.s Of Colorado have united in one
be, to be styled the ''Presbytery of
Colorado"
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HAVE commenced the above business
Il opposite the Post Office, and would be
glad to see all my old customers, as we'll as
plenty of new ones. I intend to keep con-
stantly on hand FRESH BREAD, CAKES,
PIES and a splendid assortment of the
best CANDIES, of my own manufacture.
March q 81
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CORN, HAY, OATS. &C.

CORN, HAY, OATS, sc.
TUST received, q supply of CORN. HAN.
- OATS, FLOUR, MOLASSES, CHEESE,
Oyster and Soda CRACKERS.
ALSO,
A lot of new Country Hams, Potato
Slips, &c. For sale by
j. II. GARRISON & CO..
March % II At Clarkson & Talleys
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BY Browne g
TOMORROW (Thursd6 ~ q
18th, at 10 o'clock, will be-
ont-cry, Main street, Volsd
One lot assorted Crocke
80 pairs Pants, 10 Coats.
II pairs Ladies' Balmoral,
40 yards Black Alpaca.
35 doz. Linen Cambric R1N1
! Sewing Machine, complete Al
5000 Scgars. q
8 Lace Window Curtains. A
BROWNE 4 SCHX
March % Main street, Volgef
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$A5.30
The Committee have destroyed the above
mentioned notes, and cancelled the follow
ing coupons of city bonds:
coupons Of $3.50 Observation-Disclosures. So. so
1 " S3.75.... ........ 375
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New YORK, March 26-Cotton to-day
had declining tendepcy-sales of 300 bales
at 39@40c. Gold 1851.
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variety Sale.
BY LEVIN & PEIXOTTO.

IOoMORROW (Thursdayl MORNIHf
~ O'Clock, we will sell, before, our a
"A variety of FURNITURE, am6nss
Chars, Tables, Bedsteads, Mattrs
Featner Beds, Drawers, Looking Gk
;MattinS, Carpets, Stoves, g. Il
Bbls. Sugar, boxes So
gars, Fireworks, Ink. w :
tard, Kerosene Lamps,
Shoes and Bootees, HI - ..
Dress Goods, &c. = :.
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Auction Sales
BY A. r PH7TTrDc

F'"]"'"'e, Watches, .4le, SOAP. fn;uo D;..
HeT Set Shoes r.,
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COLUMBUS, March 23-The cotton marke
fat. No demand. Middlings, % cents. Tn
cotton in this region is nearly exhausted
Last week only 346 bales were received.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-15

county of wasco-Jobn B. Mespe, Plaintiff, vs., john
l.. Henderson. Defendant.
yWN0 JOHN L. HENDERSON, Defendant: You arS
II hereby summoned and requredito appear and an
swer the complaint IN the above entitled action which
has bei filed In the Office of the Clerk of Wasco county
within six weoks from the frat publication of this sum.
mons orifyou hi to do so the painti will take udg
ment against you for the sum Of Eight Hundred Dollars
and interest thereon from the 18th day o. September A.
D. 1905 and for the costs aud dsbur emens Of this &C.
ton by order f Hon, J. G.. Wilson, Judge Of the 9th
Judicial District nsa,W ~ 80, GATES & HIATT,
-. ~. \. n Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated at Dailes City Feb, 10, 1866 - fesa-6w i
,mossSis6 . re ROT ebo8a asbsaaA
rQaGl8W Z II ""|
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Sherif's Sale of Real Property.

ElY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
ND Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for Cac iamas
County State of Oregon and to directed In favor of
A. y. Hedges, plaintiff and against Dwight Muzzy de-
fendan for tbs sum of Four Hundred and one 43-lOO
(sl0l 43l00) dollars principal, with interest accrung
VIII sell at public auction before the Court House door,
N Dalles City on FRIDAY, the 9th DAY OF APRIL,
1856 between the hours Of O'clock NJ and o'clock,
F. NJ to the highest bidder for cash In hand, MI of the
interest Of the defendant In and to that certain lot or
parcel or land fronting Union Street Mt the termination
OF Filth Street, bounded on the North by Col Gates re
sdence; on the South, by W. 7. Milers lot; extending
West 10 feet moreo less, and known as Muzzy's"
lot, in Dalles City, Wascc County, Oregyn.
/ ByRsw. CRANDAiL, Deputy.
Dales City, March 9th, 1886, sTAd itfL2 myw4
s.t,,,rt .yat.rg rss NJ so'ag s,ssg. ma J,ol7
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gully Mountaineer,
FAC AND FANCIES.

A lawyer, who prided himself upon
his skill in cross-examining witness,
had once an odd-looking genius on
whom to operate. "You say that the
prisoner is a theft eyes, Sir, because
she confessed it" "And do you swear
that she bound shoes for you subse-
quent to tho confesion?" II do, Sir"
"Tnen," giviving sagcious look to
the Court, care we to understand that
you employ dishonest persons to work
TOR you, even after their rascaites are
kuown?" "Of course; how else, pray,
could got assistance from lawyerl"
The witness was preemptoriy ordered
to stand down.
ABD>El Kader, while recently pas,
sing through Blois, received deputa.
tion of the Freemasons of that city,
joined by one of Tours and one of
Nantes. The Frcemasons compliment
I'd him on his acts Of humanity and
charity during the massacres in Syria.
The amir thus replied: 81 thank tn
present Committee for freemasonary
in general. regard Freemasonry as
thefrst institution of the world; and,
in my opinion, any man who does not
prefer to be Freemason is an incom-
plete man. hope the day will come
when the principles of the order shall
prevail in all the world, and then all its
people will be at peace.
WE hear that West point engineer,
ing has come to grief The labor of
fifty soldiers has been employed for
year past in building dock of stone,
some two hundred yards further down
the river than the old one. Along
the waters edge, too, with great labor
aroad Of cut stone has been built, and
the whole undertaking wanted only
few weeks of CO APPLETON, 1t has
been the adherence of the soldiers,
for it has been kind of f"galey work."
imposed upon them as punishment. 1t
has been to the superintendent, Gen.
Cullom, as" the apple of his eye," and
he has personally superintended it.
Having finished the stone wall, earth
was put behind it, and the foundation
was shelving rock, when the earth be.
came moist, it acted like wedge, and
every one was amazed and not
little pleased, one day recently, to
find the whole affair non est, gone
down the river, and scarcely trace
left of years labor and twenty
thousand dollars Haryrrt Press.
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Sherin's Sale of Real Property.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
ED Clerk OF the County Court in and for Grant Conn
N state OF Oregon, and to directed, In favor of H.
O. Hardy, plaintiff and against John S. Miller F. r.
Ashton, D. f. Ward, j. II. Shakey. and A. c. Hail. de-
endans for the sum of Three Hundred and Fortyseyen
and 64-loO S3l7 e4l0O) dollars principal, in Gold Coin
end seventy-sx and S6lOO 76 S6OO dollars cost and
disbursements with interest accrung costs and costs of
execution, have levied upon and will sell at public
auction before the Court House door, in Canyon Ctv
ON SATURDAY, the 2lth day of MARCH, 1866 between
the hours OF IL and o'clock, to the highest bid
der ior cash In hand gold con all of the interest of the
defendants In and to the following described property
to wit: ~
That certain piece of real property known as the
rioneer Ditcll, commencing at point on Big Creek,
miles, and intersecting Elk Creek at point near Elk
fat said ditch lying and being in Grant County State of
oregon. NJ. p BERRY, Sheriff.
BY b. WHrTTEN, Deputy.
Canyon City, January 81, 1866. f23w4s
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SheriH's Sale of Real Property

NpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
AD Clerk OF the County Court in and for Grant Coun-
ty state OF Oregon and to directed in favor OFF, c.
Hardy, plaintiff and against John s. Miller defendant
for the sum OF Two Hundred and nine and 9ll00 S2O0
9l-i0O dollars principal In Gold Coin, and Twenty six
and 72-lOO (S26 72l00) dollars cost and Disbursements
with interest, accrung costs and costs of execution
have levied upon and will sell at public auction before
the Court House door in Canyon City, on SATURDAY,
the 2ith day OF MARCH, 1866 between the hours Of IL
and O'clock, p NJ, to the highest bidder for cash In
hand gold COIN all Of the interest Of the defendant in
ana TO the following described property, to wit:
neer Ditch, commencing at point on Big Creek thence
running In southerly direction about eight miles, aud
inte'secting point near Elk Flat said Ditch lying aud
being in Grant County, State of Oregon.
NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
BY D. WRITTEN Deputy.
Canyon City, January 81, 1866. f23w4a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

- THE FROZEN TRUTH.-A sensible correspondent
Of the Red Bluff Observer who has just been
taking look at the lower Trinity county, writes
as follows =" The lower claim on Cox's Bar is
owned by Smith & Kelton, and has thus far
proved very good. They have sufficient conf
dence in it to fit it up this year with pipe hose,
&C.. in better shape than ever before. The next
claim on the Bar is owned by A. S. Curre. 1t
needs no comment upon it. He took out SIC, 900
last year, and it didn't seem to hurt him much.
He walks around quite smart with cane. Says
he thinks he will real ize double the amount this
year. Next to Curries is Job Hedges claim,
which he is fitting up in the most improved
style, putting in large boxes, giving them large
grade, to run a large head of water, and intends
to take out large amount of dust.
| have told you where there are mines now ;
I'll tell you where there is mining ground
There is more good ground unprospected in this
section than in any other part of the mines where
have ever been. But the one great thing ne
cessary in mining arater, is very scarce article
here. When there is the same capital invested
here in bringing on water that there is in other
camps, you can depend upon it Lower Trinity
will be represented.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
Marria9es:

At the residence of the brides father, in Wea-
veryille, on Christmas Day, by Hon. John Muir
ply, county Judge, Mr.. HENRY HARVEY to Mss
REBEccA HISDLEY, both of Weaverville.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey will accept kindest wishes for
their happiness and prosperity through the eourney on
which they just started and the thanks Of the JOURNAL
force for their Lavish good things
At the residence of the brides father, in Wea-
yeryilIe. on Christmas Day, 5y Hon. John MUIR
phy. county Judge, Mr.. GEORGE HISDLEY to MISS
N.Rs.REr Hor.s., both of Weaverville.
Near Red B,uff December 18th, by G. E. Fon-
da !. p. Mr.. HARRISON Fox, of Lewiston, Trim
ity county, to MISS MARIA L. DorY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

TEHAxA--We learn from the last Independent
that the steamer Victor is on the Red Bluff route
again, with the following officers G. P. Page,
captain VIM. Pierce and John Gilbert, pilots
H. $. Muzzy. and John Moke, engineers T. F.
Trenor, clerk W. NJ. Wilcox, steward; J. Q. A.
Cunningham, mate. A deputy o. s. Marshal
had arrested Avery's deputy Assessors in that
and Shasta counties for refusing to make returns
to cid CopPerheed Tahoe. They deserve credit
for not doing so, and the only penalty they will
probably be obliged to suffer is pleasure trip
to the Bay at Uncle Sans expense The patent
for the Red Bluff town site has been received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
TO THE PUBLIC!
CHARLEY HOP LEE

TAKES THIS MEANS OF INFORMING THE
i people of this community (whose good opin-
ion he desires to retain) that there are certain
Chinese enemies of his who will go any length
to, and even now cndeavoring, to have him
arrested and taken to San Francisco for no other
than q fancied offense.
Conscious of innocence, the undersigned only
asks that those who with their minons are seek
ing his arrest, shall do so through the proper Of
fcers, and with authority, when he is confident
he can give any amount of bond to answer any
charge which may be made here or elsewhere.
CHARLEY HOP LEE.
Weayerville December 90, 1866. 51:tf.