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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
From RaltImnre.

Our dispatches announce that the
controversy at Baltimore has been set.
tied by Gen. GRANT. The old Com.
missioners retain their Offices. In re-
turn they agree to appoint one Demo
cratic Judge in each eprecinct, awho
will takesthe votes Of sSwANN's regis
tered voters which are rejected by the
other judges. The Courts are to set
tie the question as to the legality Of
these votes. The State Legislature
will sit in judgment upon the returns
for. State efieers, .spd' Congress upon
those foT Congressman.
TO this arrangement Union men will
find little objection. She furnaces
with which the loyal Police Commits
sioners have contended for their
rights has thus been rewarded with
triumph. Gov. SWANS arbitrary at
tempt to force himself into the U. s.
Senate in spite Of the loyal men Of
Maryland, has met with signal defeat.
We now feel sanguine that loyalty will
again, be snccessfnl at the, polls, and
that Maryland win iadbfse Che CoHSti-
tutional amendment.
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Singular.

One Of che peculiarities Of the po-
litical contest in New York City. Ia
that the Journal If Commerce, the
Oldest and most influential Democratic
paper in the city, ia supporting, the
Republican candidate for Congress.
The Journal of Commerce is respecta-
bly, connected and edited, and can't
sustain for Congress such notorious
gambler and prize fighter as JOHN
MoRRIssEY, Itsays his nominationis
equivalent to loss Of several thou
sand Conservative votes. It afirms
tnat the credit of the district, the rep
utat'on of the city. and the whole
country, demand that he be defeated
at any cost! 600 COCO
The depth of degradation to which
the Democratic party has sunk NAV
be estimated by the fact that il abused
INDY JOHNSON until he disrraeed
himself, the party which elected Mn
and the country he represented. by
repeated exhibitions of himself in >
state of intoxication, after which !
became his most enthusiastic support.
err; and, the additional fact, that Il
puts in nomination and supports a
man like JOHN MoRRIssEY for Con-
gress. How intelligent men can be
so infatuated as not to see the inhe.
rent depravity ofan organization that
throws such scum to the surface. is to
us q riddle we can not solve. The
tsVliaQn) siI sslnW hneN so
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
The Elections TODAY.

The elections which are 30 be held
to-day are Of National Importance
and the result will have a great in
Anence upon the future Legislation. OF
the country. The following States
will vote: 81 ssRsA ID
y Illinois Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
lald, and Massachusetts.
We publish on the second page an
article giving full particulars Of the
Offices to be filled and tho opposing
candidates. While loyal men will
watch the action of the States with
some degree of solicitude, the need
be no fears that the complexion of
Congress will be essentially changed
from its present condition. In no,
event can the Republican party
have less than a two.thirds vote in
both branches. But itisa matter of
much importance that thoroughly 10y
d Governors be elected and especial
ly,that the Government Of the border
States Of Maryland and Missouri be
retained in the, hands Of those who
were faithful TO the country during
the war; and if possible that Dele
ware be carried for freedom and Con-
stitutional reform. We will keep the
JOURNAL open to late hour to-mor-
row morning, hoping to get some in
telligence of the result, in the leading
cities at least. Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

PERsoNAL,-We received a. call
yesterday from Mr.. T.. WgqKING, Of
Chicago. Mr.. KING is machinist
and engineer, and says he was one of
the engineers on board the IRON clad
monitor Montauk, which engaged in
the seige of Charleston. He informs
us that he was also one Of the party
under Lieut., CUSHING, which blew
up the rebel ram Albemarle, one Of
the most daring exploits Of the war.
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only tendency of such political pro-
ceedings is TO totally destroy the re-
speetof the people for official positions
which have always been regarded
as the most honorable on earth. The
position Of Congressman can not ele-
yate a prize fighter, but the pugilist
can lower and degrade the office,
which the people have. heretofore,
held in especial honor
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TerrihIe.


The Madison (Wisconsin) Journal
gives an account of two inmates of the
Insane Asylum of that State that is
enough to make tie heart bleed. A
venerable couple had an only son,
who, in response 10 the call of his
country, enlisted. For a time his let
tiers came home regularly, and then
ceased altogether. Hoping, however,
that their boy was still living, and was
prevented from writing by circum-
stances he could not control, patiently
they waited for the return Of his regi-
ment 1t came, but without their boy
He had died at Andersonyille, vic,
tim to the hellish cruelties Of the rebel
authorities, such as TRENHOLM and
others, to whom ANDY JOHNSON is
issuing pardons daily. The blow was
SO terrible and unexpected that it de-
stroyed the reason Of both father and
mother. Both suffer the same tor
ments, often fancying that they hear
the voice Of their darling boy calling
for help and imploring for food, and
crying out that he is staryingto death.
A more awful situation than that of
these unfortunate persons cannot be
imagined. DANTE's Ijetapi contains
nothing more horrible. Parents alone
who1oYe CHER Children, rand would
make any sacrifice for their comfort,
can imagine the agony Of these poor
afflicted ones. Yet our 'terring bro
theirs must not only be pardoned but
placed in office and poWeri So says |
ANDY JoHNsoN--so says the Copper
head party. Thank God I the people
think differently. aeaa oi,uf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

IN Tuesday night, las, another at
tempt was made to rob the Express
car On enc of the Louisville and Nash
vile trains. As the train was leaving
BowlIg Green, two men were discov-
cred between the tender and Express
car. The conductor discovered the
mer and knocked them from the plat
form. The cars were stopped, but in
the darkness both men had disappear
ed.
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Grand Arnfyoff the ReDa0IIc.

dTheb following special cdrdeF has
been issued from the headquarters of
the Grand Army Of the Republic:
Il 20 SPRINoFIELD, Ills, Oct. 81.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 49, snolsiy :.
edA National Convention of the
Grand lArmyiof the Republic Is here
by ordered to convene at IndianapoA
lis, Ind, at 10 o'clock, on Tuesday,
the 10th day of November next, for.
the purpose of perfecting the national.
organization. The ratioOf representa-
ton shall be as follows: nlth
Each post shall be entitled to one
representative; when the membership
exceeds one hundred, to one add
tional representative; andin the same
ratio for every, additional one hun
dre6, or fractional part thereof. ll1g
rDAlh the department and district
officers, or ok officers, are members of
said Convention. All honorabIy dis
charged soldiers and sailors, and those
n ow serving I'M the army DESTROYS of
members of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic, are respectfully
invited to attend the Convention. 4
All comrades unexpected to wear
the blue, with corps badges, &c. d
,aa red UJt b., +. STEVENSON,
Commander7inr Chief G, A, II, US
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Eur0pean.

The political situation In Europe is
becoming quite interesting. The re-
ported alliance between Russia and
Prussia, if true, may bring about
changes that are little dreamed of by
statesmen at the present time. A
week or two ago the English papers, in
commenting on the struggle between
the Christians and Turks in the Is
land OF Gambia, declared that the
Western POwers-meaning of course,
France and England-were prepar-
ing to dispute the advance of Russia
in the East. 1t is one of the strange
events Of this strange century that
autocratic and despOtie Russia should
be found sympathizing with the
Christian Greeks in their struggle
against the Turks and the Moham-
fnedan religion, while Great, Britain,
a Protestant and Christian Power,
throws her influence in behalf of the
Turk. The same phenomena was ap-
parent during our ciViliwiif Russia
from the start was the warm friend
Of our Government, while England,
with all her pretensions for liberty
and progress, did all she could to sus-
tain the rebellious power, the corner
stone Of whose civil fabric was ahu-
man slavery. Now, we hear that
England and France are to aid the
Turks in their barbarous war upon
the Christians of the Cretan Isle,
while Russia alone offers The perse-
cuted followers of Christ sympathy
and protection. 3Ia N .f ,i9,'f'
The new alliance between Prot |
estaut Prussia and Russia must create
alarm in France The health Of MAJ
has been falling for some
time, and recent events have demon
strated that he is no more than a
match for BIsMARK IN diplomacy
when all Of his physiGal7and mental
powers are in their prime. The |
French are dissatisfied with the alb,
rupt manner in which the sPrnssian
statesman refused NAPoLEoN's rel
quest for q slight extension of the I
boundaries Of France. The Russo
Prussian alliance shows that BIsMARKl
'ither suspects NAPOLEON of wariike |
Intentions or has positive information
hat he is making preparations to de-
nand what, a few weeks ago, he rather
plioited asa favor. Backed byTns- n
ia, he will undoubtedly bid France
efiance, and in case war again re-
ults, tits notso certain but that Russia i
nd Prussia will not make a new map Fl
T Europe. It is.almost certain that !
j such a contest the sympathy Of
-merica will be with Prussia and,
lussia, Both ofithese kingdoms rep,
sseht the progressive and liberal {
Ieas of the age; both will be fight
lg in defense Of the Christian faith, %
i'd the mafMiAE effec taails and For II
yer crush any and all attempts to
pite the Romish and Greek church
(which dYTinglthePsst two Or. three &
lars have engaged the earnest atten- La
ON of leading itheologians 10 Europe. 4 I
riends of enlightened progress every i
here have not failed to discover that 1
le union Of those eAyreltes would be I
le, of-the most unfortunate circum- Y
anees that could possibly take place. In
might safely be regarded, speaking a
lradoxically,s as the dawn Of coming r
lrk ages, lsimilarltQ those which (; 2
lrsed Europe in the past. II,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

THE Illinois Journal offers $1,000
reward for the traitor who fayors the
Constitutional Amendment, or the
rebel who will vote the Union State or
County ticket on next Tuesday.
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A LETTER from our correspondent
in Gibson County will be found on
the second page tfA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
From Jno. "! coleman, QJTr.

Latonia Springs, Ky.
Induced by the cure DR. Lighthill had
effected in the case OF Capt. Miller, of the
Burnet House, and in cases of other partte )
Wen known to me, placed myself under
his care about a week agQt Tor partial
East nineteen years. am pleased 10 state
that through Or. Lighthill s skill am now
restored TO perfect hearing, and that the
the DEAFNESS are fast disappearing.
!. stssi ,sass JOHN w. COLEMAN.
q EraH atrk III riftlttnrluias haa- .aIff
.ssslasg t4faaoe 70 aeltBDomafeo9n8Bi
Vibftqea
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4, THE@Vinoennos Gazette of Saturday


gays .assT mai asaniiW % aas1i
Y The cholera sstill RACES 3sii in cincin-
matt g a s9 S3s ezteas ia We e
going about, the city, riade some in
qpiry about the cholera, We learned
that during last week there were from
forty to sixty deaths from cholera per
day. People from the. country visiting
the city run no risk if they are care
1fnF in regard to their diet and make
short visits. - A'il'Vi3 g. ~. s.'
diaT fade is extremely dull, scarcely
any thing being done ON Third street
at the large Wholesale houses. One
reason for the almost total prostration
of the wholesale trade, is the alarm
ing, prevalence of the cholera. oThe
late cold weather does not seemdt
check the ravages of the dreaded
scourge. sai yl1 atriiaa . yuW II 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

Our usual Weekly Market Review
will be found on tbs fifth page this
morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

iTSOR 9ALE-The oundsrsi6ned viii sell
X az PRIV Ate sale his fine two story frame
residence. or Ave rooms, summer Kitchen,
also wood and stab y, house attached, two
modern tIp rfovelnen Tot fifty by one
hundfed aud tersfeet, situated on Fulton
Avenue LamAscol Q Add feaS ,sdAHnesi
. ooctl-sfPl GEO. wOLFIIN, Mt. Vernon.
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q Gas , senosAAft. Apffi IS, 1896. 2
Pr. LfghthAL-Dear Sir: Feeling thank
ful l2r ths great benefit you have Soptarred
on me, deem II Q. dnty I owe you and the
| public TO give q succinct statement OF my
alsease, and your successful treatment OF
w. ~ ~ VE
Some SIX years since contracted catarrh.
which so rapidly, undermined my health
that tswasJ COMPELLED TO qdit my trade,
which somew hal Improved me. | return n
the !, old ap 4I SUn S1 me ana
more aggfaVated and implicated FORM
NY lungf BECAME e9njeEtsa and effected
symptoms OF consumption made their ap-
PeRFancS, u II had sbght bleeding from the
lungs, night-sweats, an incessart, wearing,
ss aha pUn h T Thsee az tbs 'lnf
physiciana or tins CITY tteated me success-
lively, without beneiittfng me, each one In
turn telling me that had consumption.
and that notmuch could he dohe for me.
except what care and dieting might ac-
Sd IA sss ssls u Sss sassB sP g
pfetely prostrated and unable TO work half
d ehs e ami thsg stsss q
self or friends, visited you and went un-
der treatment without 4 promise or cure,
do The best you could. This was six weeks
ago to-day Almost from the first applicaY
.tionI began 10 improve, aud have gained
so rapidly that at present my cough has
ceased, the expectOration discontinued, |
the soreness and weakness I'm my breast |
has subsidized, and my strength has steadily |
improved. Furthermore, some five weeks /
the intention OF a test; my friends and ac-
quaiDtances. remarkipg my heRlthy APP
pearance of late, caused me try the scales
again and WAS Surprised and delighted |
TO- find, had gained taoaHey-One p0tetoS In /
the period mentioned gahsdL yyob 7
Hoping this statement may be the means
ofdhducihg other sufferers 10 give your
system a fair and impartial trial 4 remain >,
Yours, respectfully, ssiaIG L9iinI III
WINK WEST
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THE Republican City Council of
Indianapolis have passed an ordinance
providing that eight hours shall
constitute days work for laborers
in the employ of the city. ~
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From Rev. .JIoehn Mott, y. d.,
Professor in Union College, ,Schenecta.

du, NeSo York.
r. l. CdOtci's, Esq. Dear Sir: received
your letter OF April I'D to-day. am over
sixty-one years OF age. / have had, from
infancy, one ear very. deaf, always dis
chaf8'tsh more or less 0flenstVe matter.
This ya&r both ears became diseased, rum
ming very much, very offensive, producing
the greatest debility OF body and depress
sion OF spirits, and my hearing Impaired
in the highest degree, in such q condition
] iptt 5nkbef pEsier tha caro- Of DIR. Oh.
Lighthill: He has fully restored me, /
hear well. The dizziness and the dfs-
charges have been removed, and have rot
returned. The stopping of the running has
given me the highest elasticity and q yigor
CT body, and flow of spiritsg lvfhiie nv
fear was that stopping the discharges
esteem, or rather have learned to esteem.
DR.. o. b. Lighthill, (for he wsts a stranger
70 me until was his patiently, as "a gentle
man and man of science, in whom the
highest confidence May be placed.
Yours, very truly, JOHN MOTT.
- s.. q.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06

GOVERNOR BRAMLErTE, of Ken
lucky. has recommended Thursday,
the 10Th day of November, as day
of Thanksgiving.
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UVuE UNDERsEGNED RESPECT

IN fuiIv ann6frficesi to the citizens Of
Eva nsviile n nd vicinity that he has opened
a Saddle and, Harness Manufactory at the
above-named place, where. he Will con-
stantIv keep on hand full assortment of
everyfhin0 belonging in his line, at the
lowest cash prices A liberal patronage is
respectfully solicited. = -
d ocl7 d6w6m LEWIS y. w EBER'
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UYANTED = DRIED sPRUITA For
Wv which the highest cash price will be
paid go fnsl h9yGRESHAM 6TCO.eii
lsuu hllWNol 2Carpentef's Buiiding,
move div n al North Ffrni Street
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T.sOR SALE = TEAM - one heavy two
" horse Team, Wagon, and Harness.
WV. SHANNON.
nova dim 100 ~ ~, AT the Bulln Head


LNGR HALE AND FOR RENT.-lbO
G Good building Lota, In every part OF
the city, which ! Will self cheap. -
!, Dwelling H0nAes OF al kinds for sale on
HevetaI Farms for sale on time. Hinl
10000 acres OF Timbefed Land for sale
cheap.
u Have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms for Rent. 2 IT linan Pr
Persons Wishing TO purchase any Kind OF
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
prfcea. ~ 40 SO 5i9r &NiIiii4 g bfn
: Persons desiring 70 sell either Houses,
Lots, Lands, o. Farms, can have the same
disposed OF by leaving a description a. the
teti.. X fntl ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
y Third st., between Maiif and Locust,
oct2Ol ,,.,...l.... Evansville, Ind.
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Dove dam III i----I s n I.-.l- "a n :

- GA DIN a.-Two gentlemen and
- their wives can obtain pleasant front
rooms, with board; also a few day board
ers can be accommodated by applying al
(, w. w. BH ANNON'S, on Main Street, near
The ~ and q. Depot. Best OF references re-
quired. fffin1 ~ Lnov2 dim
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THOR INAAE-sTEAM -BRICK Ma

rOM @A LE- STEAM BRICK MA
offer for sale. 10 close the concern one
"Challenge" Brick Machine, mak1nR
80, 600 brick per day, with the Steam En-.
= Wheelbaffows, Sheds, Wood, etc, etc.
comprising everything necessary for a
well-managed Brick Yard. Also, the lease
from che LIST Of February, 1857, bus which
can be renewed at that Time. Aniabun-
danb supply OF the very best Clay. III not
sold at private sale before the 18th dfy OF
November next, the above will that day
be sold ~ auction. Apply 10 A. Refs, or 10
y. E. Gilbert d Co. fo1 -97ii 9ft NFsli
oc20 d TIL novl5 -ff'iH'7T1l1f 70
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ssangaT .Er0W LaAA-eaizh ,ssHiIq1
asdgnoI analA bHisnarA s9HlafI
al ,.sls .sgnlftf-i- ,eai1lt hi4a
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IceChest Wanted.

WYE WANT To buy A GOOD sEC-
Wv ond-hand Ice-Cheat. Apply to
oc6 afr 80 ''@-' rs Main Stfees.
XETANTED.-Fines specimens OF PEN
!" manship (Flourishing and Business
Writing, &C., sent free to any one sending
US the names Of twelve or hfteen, young
men who have never attended, CONNER
BRYANT, BTRATTON a DEHAN,
oell9 plpl ui GT4 oincinnati. Ohio.
VWyANTED-
u W. fSoRGHof asORGHOgzsO
Cash paid for Sorgho syrup, one ia one
( lid41uo BROWN, BUTLER e. CO., ab
Grocers and Commissions Merchants,
Dealers In Syfups, Sugar, Borgho, Spices,
No. A Walnut Street.
sepls dim atsN Cincinnati, Ohio.
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M,FWHN NWV7TIVTY TlTIEk
Is House, on Locust street, between Sixth
and Seventh, east side, In No. neighbour
hood cOntalnfng nine rooms and closets,
all In complete repair, with gas through
QUIT with stables and other conveniences.
Also the leae6hold OF the Bulls Head pro-
thirteen rooms, IN good repair; also, sta
bling for two hundred head Of stock, with
1ne stock yards for all kinds OF stock at
tacled, "A hne opportunity for q stock
repair, and near the Il. aud g. Depot--a
nne location for business, i wouid trade
all The ai,ove property for stock OF goods.
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FOR SALE.

KF0R &ALE--JACK.--sAN No. large Jack
x for sale on easy terms, or would trade
Tor other stock. Apply Z, 70 !. /, (. /. -,
noy2 div .itfi hun Atthe Bulls Head.
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FOR RENT.
BOARDING.

RyAHDhNG.-sever gentlemen can
eM1 be accommodated with Board and
Lodging, and a larger number with Day
Boarding. Apply south side Fourth Street.
between Main and Locust liHH
nov3 DIV Mrs. II. RROT4ERa
DBANATE BOARDING.--A few young
gentlemen OF good moral charactes
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. r. Reeves.
on Second street. next 10 the Vine street
Presbyterian Church. For particulars. ap-
81 .nai .4alq At the First National Bank.
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sggaiD- WObslA
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

PERsoNAL.-Hons. Rufus Mallory, James
D. Fay and Lafayette Lane, arrived in town
yesterday from Umatilla, and will address
the citizens of Dalles on to morrow WED
nesday) y)evening. Owing to the condition of
the roads these gentlemen were unable to
cross the country to fulfill their engagement
at Canyon City, on the 9Th inst, so the
"dear peeps of that section were deprived
of a treat in not hearing them discuss the
all-absorbing topic. So much for living
where you are hemmed up by Indians ON
one side and mud on the other.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

SpEAKING.-G Humason and Col Gates
addressed a crowd Of citizens in front of the
Mount Hood Saloon" last night, on the
issues of the day. A large bonfire was built
in the street, and our democratic friends
seemed to enjoy themselves generally.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08
9allg tflouuta1netr.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY s, 1865.

THE Democratic County Convention met
yesterday and made nominations for County
pflicersi but we have been unable to obtain
he names or the candidates or a copy of the
proceedings of the Convention.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08
Religious Notice.

CATHOLIC CHURcH-Morning service Mass, at 1917
o'clock. Evening vce yespers and Denedicion, at
N o'clock. Sunday School ut o'clock, p. IN.
a23dtf FATHER l.. DIELEMAN, Pastor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

GRANT COUNTY UNION NoMINATIoNs.- Tho
Union Convention of Grant County met at
Canyon City, on May lst. All the precincts
were represented. The following are the
nominations for county officers For Sena-
tor, L o. Sterns for Representatives, I. H..
Brents and NJ. NJ. Mexican; for Clerk, A. II,
Morehead for County Judge, Ferd. Adams /;
for County Commissioners, /. H. Wood and
Robt. Husband for Sheriff, NJ P. Berry for
Treasurer, +. g. Sells; for Coroner, Dr.. j.
Bruner for Assessor, NJ. B. Whittier.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

WascO Lodge, No. Is, A. Il. 81 A. M .---
Holds its stated Communications the First and Third
Mondays Of each month"; at their hall. in Dalles City.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. PopE, Secy. by order of the W. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

Columbia Lodge, No. s, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hall, of Second aud Court Streets Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend by order. MIG.