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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-04

John w. Forney, D. D.-dirty dog or
dead duck-you pays your money and
you takes your choice. In the one
case he is CANINE in the other. caHard-
W0rH
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, March 3.
Only about twenty members Of this body
appeared in their seats.
After the Journal was read, Mr.. Speaker
Heiskell asked aud obtained leave Of alb
sence till April the 18Th; but stated that be
would return before that time if a quorum
could be obtained.
Hon. James Mullins was made Speaker
pro ten.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Russell Houston, ESQ., Of this city
was one OF the visitors at the White
House on the lst inst.
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Garrison was furious in his Brooklyn
demonstration against President John
son. Following the example Of In
goldsby's legendary Cardinal
lie cured him no board, BE Cursed HIM in red,
FIRM the soul o. bic foot 10 the crown OF his headi
he cursCd hIm ~ sle=pirE,-thst very night
be should dream o. the Devil and wake IN a trghJ
He cured n M % eating, he cur-ed hlm drinking
HzcurseJ him IN c0ughlug, 10 suc eng, IN viking
He cured nim iu st IIs, IN standIi =, IN tyIugi
He cursed hum In walking, IN rdIrg. m flying,
He cursed him n living, zee cure him IN uyIngl
Never was heard susn a ter I0e cuIse
But what gave rise
To no little surprise.
Nobody seemed one petuy the WOrscl
Foolish Garrison His curses Will
come home to roost.
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Aeir 9drertisfme. us.
ORGANIZATION at Feur Own | Iomesl

THOUSANDS can realize q hundre, / dollars
! weekly. No Utensils required ext ept those
foun1 in every household profits leo per cent
demand stspls IS fou-. Il Is ire create st discoY
cry Of the age. Foil particulars sent on receipt Of
two stamps for return postsse Address
HOPKINS & BR yWN.
mar4-6t Gal BrosdTzs ?, N. Y.
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re be Sold for Faxes.

ONE HACK, taken as the property of Abram
" Brown (cO 'Ored) for taxes remaining unpaid,
viii be sole at public sale on Wednesday 9Th day Of
March, at the stable Of D. A. Mitchell, No. 8 South
College street, at 10 O'Clock, am.
Ii. L. NORVELL.
fah24-l0t Collector Int Raw
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GOVERNMENT SALES
sale Of
Government PROPERTY

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESsERO
QUAKTERsAsTER's OFFTcE, q. NJ. r RS, !
Nashville. Tenn Feb. %, 1896.
L WILL sell at Public Auction, at Nashville. Ten
u nessee, st 10 O'Clock q m, on Saturday. Msrrh
10, 1895, the follow ng described property Of the u.
8. Military Railroads.
az One Dwell ng House, Slzl4xl2 feet on Broad
street, near Spruce.
(l Five Dwelling Houses, on Knowles street, near
Cedsr.
80 Three Buildings, consisting Of Office. Mess
Houses and Store Houses, 81 the Lumber Yard
U. S. Military Railroads.
At same time and Pisee, (7Ol,COO) seven hundred
thousand feet, more or less, Of assorted Oak, HEX.
DRY and Beech Car Timber, Scsntling and Lumber
assorted sizes.
Ten days from date Of sale will be fiyen to re-.
move build ngs.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
s. r. HAMILL,
marl-td Capt and ChfQ MUsMRR. Nit.
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For Rent.
Street SprinkIing.

A sPLENDIO HOUSE. nearly opposite the Pos
~ Office. Ii will be rented for a dwelling OF bu
$ ness purposes. Apply at NO. 8 South Cherry
Stree. Lmar3-tfl T. B. BUCHANAN.
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For Rent.

mHAT elegant store on toe corner Of the Square
= and Cedar street. known e. the Commercial IL.
surGacs once. Fer terms, cal on
GEO HHIELD3 q Co,
isol-6 % and ~ College susst.
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Public Sale of
BULLDOGS.

A0a
T WILL expose for sale at Public Auction, on
L Monday, the 5th day Of March, 1866, the follow
ing Government Buildings, viz;
Frame Sheds FIN Corral at North Nashville.
Summer st near Corral
l " Building, North Summer st., near Cora.
/ Store house,
Is Buildings, West Of High St, North Nashville.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock am.
Terms-Cssb, Government Funds.
BY order Of A X. Eddy, q. 8 A.
Chief Q. n, D. OF +.
A. W. WILLS,
teb2i-td Byt. Msj. and A. q. NJ
OFFICE OF GESERAL SUPERNTESDEET,
N. c. AND N. &. N. ". RAILROADS,
NASHVILLE, TENN Get 9th, 1865.
IN and after Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1865 and until fur
v tber notice, Passenger Trains will run as fol-
ows:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South at 8 A. NJ, Arrive st Chattanooga at 621 ?. Il
Returning-Lesve Chattanooga at Gao A. n
Arrive ct nashville at 6:i5P. N.
Shelbyyile Accommodation, leave Nashville at
$40 P. NJ, arrive at Shelbyvlle at 7.20. ? N.
R~eturning-Leaye Shelbyylle a. 5;40 A. N, ar
rive at 1856 A. n.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville, snd all points
West and Northwest, at Q P. NJ, srnve at Johnson
vile at IL P. N.
R~eturping-Lesve Johnsonville L5O A. n, arrive
at Nashville at 6:50A N.
Trains on N. & a.. W. R. R. connect at johnson.
Vile with first class line OF Steamers 0r Paducab-
CAIRO and 81. Louis.
Trains stop 81 all intermediate POINTS.
VIM ?. INNES, Gent Sup't
N. & c. and ~. q N. ". r. R'dA
oct.1O-h.
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W. Lloyd Garrison, the old abolition
disuuionist, made speech a few nights
ago iH Brooklyn. We give the follow.
ing specimen extract from il
Who else hes gone over to The enemy in
sum alI covered with q disastrous &C ipse,
l. ODD fame that of freedmen and the an
Hu4argr of the irrepre siOls cnhict and
rHa b. her law. You have seeu a telegram
rl William IA. Seward % Pie-ident John
..l after the delivery 90 that infamous
speech. wll read The telegram
EIa York, Feb. 2s, Is66.-Hi Is sll right
slI sae. The Union Is restored, sud the
uuiry safe. The Presidents speech IS
triumphant aud the country viii be happy.
lssuedl w. II. s~ETAED.
IAIplause and Kisses
How art thou fallen. o, Luciierl Son O.
tat morning! [Cheers and hissesl Il hsd
bee. tar uellor for thee 10 have died beneath
the asslssIu PAYNE than 10 have survived
end IurWardtd such d bes5ticd telegram %
1ho Presidential leader Of the ebelaLd cop
uer head forces Of the country. Loud
cheer. aud ~ai4ses1. God may forgive you
lut betrayed people never eau
Neither Mr. Seward nor President
Johnson need defence against the as
saulls Of such men as Mr.. Garrison.
They always overdo their work and by
the viudicuveness and malice Of their
ioauuciauons, render them Ineffective.
IT, IS "a good sign for the country that
Gsrrison, Wendell Phillips, Cheever y
Co, oppose the administration. They
are always on the side that seeks to
make trouble.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.

I WILL offer for sale at Public Auetion, on Mon.
i day, March 18th, 1856, the following Govern.
ment Buildings
At 10 o'clock, am, Spruce Street, south side OF
BroHi Street.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS
j. T. Mackenzie & 90,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
No. II DesdeEick Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL attend + the erecting Of ell kinds Of Ms.
w chInery- Mills, Oh We Is, Engines and "a.
ctInery furnished on the best o. terms. Agents fnr
the celebrated Steam Eng mes. Seam HOSTS, oil
Machinery Ct J. B. Mooney, Of Gin innst. Persons
az We think We can accommodate them. Al ma.
clnnery bought Of Us Eill fsve our per. onsl stteu-
non n the erection Of il. We are ttll IN the Sew
ing Machine business, and hsye some few machines
let that v u be Hd yer chesp. We also sttend
70 the General Repair NJ Busiuess. Kew Fitting.
Bel Hanging, Brass Founding, etc.
decS1-sm
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Dissolution Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore exist ug under the
l. name and stole Of n. q. SMITH & BRO. has
been thus Day dissolved by mutual consent. \. U.
Smlth selling his inisre,t 10 n. ". Pearcs. The
s-yle o. the nrm in future VIII BE- SAM. (. SMITH
q CO, who vii settle sl sccounts against the 6rm
Of n. u. smith & Bro, and 10 whom 81 accounts
wlI be paid. n. u. SMITH
sam. L. SMITH.
IN retiring from the shove firm, I take pleasure
u Recommending the new firm as Gentlemen of in
tegnty and gO0d business qualities, and trust that
the pstronase heretofore extended the house viii
Dc conlnusd, n. U. SMITH.
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DuETng the war-the admini-trstioD- -

The Vacant Seats in Congress for the
Southern Members.
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A ARON JENNINGS, fJrmerly servant Of Doctor
IA Jennings, would respectfully inform his old
patrons that he il now prepared to sprinkle the
streets Of Nashville IN as satisfactory manner a.
any person, aad on as reasonable terms. His work
can be seen on Union street, between Cherry and
Market, and on College, between Church and the
Square. He soicits 4 share OF the public patron
ige. lmsrS -lH~
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Liquors.

Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
80 do Bourbon do do
% DO Rye do
l5 DO Recthed Whisky,
. Casks Henuesssy Brandy,
5 do Otsrd. Dupuy q Co.'S Cognisc,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very Old,
10 do Peach do
8 do Sherry Wine,
In store, and for sale at
No. 80 Broadway
NASHVILLE TENN,
splO-f TET
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For Funerals.

rom othe- points Al reasonable mites an ii 49,
satisfaction Of psrties employing US.
We ksep also on hand a good supply OF UNDER.
IAhESs BACTERIAL, which We vii furnish 70
laniS-H
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

STATIsTIcAL.-The Villa Walla Statesman
gives the chief produces of that valley for
the last year as follows .. asd
Wheat, sos, 900 busbei; oats, $50 900 bush
els; barley 225, zoos buhels corn $50, 900
bushels beans, l7O,OOOIbs.; potatoes, 1907
600 bushels; besides lage quantities of on
ions, tomatoes, and othr vegetables. The
estimate given of the nulber of live stock in
the Valley is of horses $500; cattle, g.
500 hogs, $500; and housands of sheep,
not closely estimated. turing the year s.
600 cattle have been drivn from that Valley
TO the mines, 1900 hores and mules have
been sold 70 persons onheir way to the va
rious mining regions of laho, Montana, and
Washington Territories, 5000 mules have
been used in packing ah teaming freight to
the mines. In additions this, a vast amount
| of Government freight fl the military posts
in this whole upper couIry, has been trans
ported from below by wy of Walla Walla.
About 500 tons of meIhandize and other
freight has been landed Wallula, from the
Columbia river steamer and nearly all of
this has gone to the minis by the routes from
Walla Walla. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

NEW BooK.-We have received new book, en-.
titled Eighty Years Progress" which appears to
be compilation and review Of the progress in the
United States, from 1871 to 1861, in agriculture,
Commerce, Travel, Transportation, Manufactures,
Steam Engines, Machinery, &C., &C." The work
is illustrated by numerous engrayings and wood
cuts contains about 600 pages and is very closely
printed. Messrs. Elliott & Stearns are agents for
this and many other new works., which they
are now engaged in distributing. They will visit
all parts of the Basin as rapidly as possible and
furnish those Rho4subscribed for their books last
summer; also Offering for sale many other works.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

CANDY Toys AND FRUIT CAKES Fischer &
Meydenbauer, at the Miners Brewery and Bakery,
are making grand preparations for Holiday Week.
To adorn, and make more inviting insubstantial
point of view the tables Of cur citizens on Christ
mas and New Year, they have finished up large
number of rich, delicious, fruit and fancy cakes,
and confects of various kinds. They have not
forgotten preparations for the juveniles, and to
enable old Santa Claus most suitably TO deck and
trim up his Christmas trees, they have on hand a
lot of pretty. pure sugar toys, made up in all con
ceiVable attractive forms. Their wines, liquors,
lager, cigars and tobacco, are all first quality.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

For rHE BALE The busy Preparations ma king
BY the fair portion Of the comihdnity, iniview Of
the Odd Fellows Ball next Thursday evening, and
OF the succeeding holiday week, keep Mrs. Ro-
senthal Cat G. Leyy's, west side of Main street.
below Frank Kraft's very busiIy occupied, either
in waiting upon the rush of customers come to
buy of her elegant and stylish articles of ladies'
wear, lore in filling the very many orders she re>
ceves for making of dresses, head-ornaments, lace
work, &c. She is Almost accomplished modistey
and always seeks to please her patrons. -
HOLIDAY GrFrs Hickman & Dickinson, jewel
ers and watchnakers, vest side Of Main street,
above Louis Emanuels clothing store, have re-
cherche and magnificent LOT of new jewelry, of
every modern, fashionable pattern. peculiarly
adapted for rich and lntrinsicaly valuable Christ>
mas or New Years gift They will manufacture,
promptly and in satisfactory style, any article in
their Iire Their showcases are filed with beau
tiful wares Of gold ansiver, and precious stones,
and their stock of splendid gold watches, and fine
American manufactured silver watches, is ample
and varied. Give them call and,inspect.
Be QUIcK.-There is afliveIy run upon the store
of l.. NJ. Cohn, corner of Main and Wall streets,
these days, by many, ofthe ladies, who are pre-
pairing dresses and ictas DR. the coming grand oc-
casion-tbe Odd Fellows Ball of the 10th instant
Cohn has large stock o splendid dress goods,
trimmings, &C., but they re going off SO rapidly
it is doubtful if those wb delay purchases will
will not be too late. eaf ~ ~ s4.I
4 3 ~.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

BARBARITY. THE othl reports of the
British army for the lastlar show that AL
soldiers were logged, an2l sci lashes in
dlcted-an average OF neg fifty lashes to
each sufferer; that l,5Omen have been
branded with the letter D nd 80 with the
letters =. Z. All this IN ogear And the
Government guilty of thisrbarity towards
its own soldiers has, yeaEer year. had the
hardhood to rall at the "hors of slavery"
the fogging of the poolacks, by harsh
mastersl" The ratio of las administered
to slaves would not aVert one to every
twenty inflicted upon the Brh soldiers, and
the mode Of Furnishing slal was infinitely
milder than the terrible "cs of the army.
Floggings in the British nj are still more
terrible and inhuman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.4n these preparation
days to the Holiday Week those who propose to
gladden. and surprise belo,d, dear or priced ones.
by the presentation of re or precious gift, can
proftably and pleasantlypass day in looking
about the various stores town, where articles
suitable for presents cane found. Among these
places, we will name e fine jewelry store of
Graf & Kimmel, on Ma street, opposite the Post
Office. They have sBrb display of costly, e!e.
giant, rich and neat, mern-styled jewelry, supe-
rior gold watches, eNlent silver watches. fine
silver table ware, and a0untless variety of UNIQUE
and pretty things, just ted for Christmas gifts
JUST THE TIMEs-For few weeks ahead will be
just the time to drop in Ed. Edwards cosy box
Of a general cigar, tobao and variety store, on
Main street. opposite thBank Exchange. there
to buy nice, genuine Rrschaum for yourself or
as present for some go friend. or beautiful
pocket knife or box oiplendid cigars. or some
perfectly delicious tobac.
THE VERY PLACE, is int j. s. Mansfeld,s west
SIDE OF Nam street, aoothe Miners Brewery
Mansfeld's is the very plato get superb smoking
and chewing tobacco, PIE imported cigars. .
real meerschaum plpe' ePlent pipes of other
kinds, and to PICK out me of the pretty and
neat other articles ne has hand for present
to q friend on Christmas
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

LrcrURE-It will be seen by notice elsewhere
In this paper, that lecture on "Ireland and
Irishmen,' for the benefit of the Fenian Brother
hood, under the auspices Of Idaho Circle, F. B., of
shis city, will be delivered at the Court House, on
Saturday evening, Dec. 10Th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

THE WEATHER.-A few brief snow falls during
the week, but only an inch or two increase in av-
erage snow depth, about here. Plenty of snow
towards Pioneer, but very little on the Boise City
road. One or two bitter cold mornings, but the
temperature generally barely cool. The miners
are yet able to work claims in some places on bar
and creek and hills, and tunnel mining all right.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

Properly SALE.-At forced sale for partition
last Saturday, the Warm Springs property, about
two miles below this city, was sold by the Sheriff
for $3.50 90. The present occupant and former
chief owner, Mr. R. Turner, was the fortunate pur.
chaser. He got it cheapIy. r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

SPoRT.-During the week there has been a good
deal Of sport in the way of rooster debates, with
gaffs and beaks, in which sundry ounces of dust
have found new owners, and some of the heeled
and cut~combed combatants have been eternally
silenced from Growing about Christmas coming.
These long winter evenings the people must be
amused, and the chickens may as well wrangle
and gaff each other, as the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress. And, after all, chicken
disputes are less harmful and far more entertain.
ing. Asgame cock before Sumner, any day, say
we.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

,ANYBoDY who thinks Walker hasn't lots OF nice
things for Christmas and New Year, has only to
call in at bis new store, west side OF Main street,
above the Miners Brewery, to have their mistake
made apparent. - ~.Av.@er !.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

VANTlNE q Co., corner of NJ and Wall, re-
ceiyed a lot of goods from Unala during the
week-the latest OF any house this season,
we heiieve-and have IN thelrF-proof cellars,
and at their well known store, ayy. choice and
complete stock of general melndse. Their
liquors and tobacco are of the fiji qualities.
Doors AND GAITERs,-At c. Singsley's, on
Wall street, below L. M. Cohn's,I be purchased
at easy prices the best and most iceable fine or
heavy boots, ladies' bootees, s, CATERS, or
slippers, warmest overshoes for,w and cold,
and every style of feet wear to bind in com.
plete boot and shoe store. Do nFget this
The PoUJADE HOUSE, omfofE rooms, good
BEDS. an excellent table, and y attention to
guests, at this well.patronized a1opular hotel
corner of Main and, Commercial It's.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

Dress MAKING Mrs. Chase has opened q dress
making establishment in this city. corner of Wall
and High streets. She also cuts and makes up
clothing for children. We are told she is an ac-
complished dress maker, and commend readers to
a look at her advertisement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

ODD FELLOWS BALL.-We needn't say 'don't
forget, for nobody, or at least all the somebody's
in town and about the country generally, don't
mean to forget that the Odd Fellows Grand Ball
will come off next Thursday evening, Dee. 10th,
at BARRIERS City Hotel. He is going to have the
great dancing Hall furnished ard decorated in the
most appropriate and beautiful manner, and the
supper will be sumptnous. Not GO to the Odd
Fellows's Ball AS well say not try to be happy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

CANNOT BE BLAMED.-For long time Great
house & Co. have gratuitously furnished daily
mail communication between this and Boise City,
as their contract provides only for a triweekly
service. They have got tired of doing extra mail
service without pay, and who can blame them
Our people are grateful to then for past favors.
1t now rests with the Department to give us a
daily mail between here and Boise City. MF.
Holbrook will certainly attend to the matter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15
CITY ME VS..

MAss-The Rev. Father Mesplie will hold SER
vice at StJoseph;s Church,, tomorrow Sunday
at the usual hours. morning. before noon' ana
evening. S 1I 1I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

MAsoNlc.-By notice IN another column lr it VIII
be seen that the Masonic Fraternity Of Idaho
Lodge in this city, are to hold their annual elecr
ton for officers this evening, at 81 o'clock.
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NOTTCE

s HEREBY GIVEN that have this day an
4 pointed l., NJ. Conn my Attorney-in-fact to
transact all business for me in this Territory dur
ing my temporary asNenee therefrom; and no
ot1er person is aut to pay or incur any
liability on my aecosss. >1s0SENRAIIM
Idaho City, l. T., ~ isn7tf. ID.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

MAsoNIc:-The Telegraph So new lodge
of Masons was organized in Lake city,
Nov. 3Oth, by dispensation frthe Grand
Lodge of Montana, under veIood anspi-
ces. The following is lisahe officers
installed: q sl3.
R. 3. Robertson, W. NJ; J,rr, S. w.;
s. DeWolf, J. w. IS, H. Bob: reasurer;,
R. D. Clarke, Secretary O. Fl SSkland, S.
D.; TX. Sntterley, I'D; FIenbold, S.
S.; W. r. Gardner, ]. s.; n. ] Tyler. .5a,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

LATE PAPERS Blake i Goodrich have again
placed US under obligations by furnishing us a
liberal supply of late States and California papers,
Eastern Magazines and Pictorials. These favors
are highly priced now-a-days, when the mails are
so dilatory and uncertain. Blake Il Goodrich are
agents for almost all the papers and magazines
published on this coast or on the Atlantic slope.
Their Office is at the Postofce store of Yale Co.
Slow TME.-The very bad condition of the
roads in every direction causes very slow travels
tng these days, for persons mails and expresses
On his last trip up here, Mr.. Loup, Messenger
for Wells, Fargo & Co., who arrived Sunday
evening from Umatilla, was delayed eight days in
Grand Ronde and Powder River valleys, by rea
son of the impossible condition of the roads.
Good time cannot be made until better roads and
better weather.