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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-03
CONTENTS
OF THE
CosnOPOIite for January, 1866.

SALUTATORY.
THE DYING YEAR-A Poem.
INSIDE VIEW OF FOUR YEARS II THE
REBEL CAPITAL
l. The Forehead IN the StOrzq.
II. Montgomery.
III. Congress and Cabinet.
TORCHWoRK; A TALE or tbs szESAsDoIH
"A Poem-Bv ISSEs RANDOLPH.
TIE NOSE or A NOTARY, FEos TAE
FEEScH or EDMOND ABoEE-
l. Tie East and tie Vest At Var
Blood F}Oscs
III. Tie cat Hunt.
FRENCH FELONs-FRoN TIE CoRsEIL.
"REMINISCENCES or A SOUTHERN
HOSPITALITY IFS MARION.
EIDOLoN "a Poem--Bv JANIS R. RANDALL.
a HOLIDAY Il VENICE.
IN THE LAND OF NoD-Fzox TEA TEn-
PLE Bar.
Mr.. BUCHANAE's ADMINISTRATION
A REvIEw.
OUR GOSSIP
THINGs o. THIS SIDE,
THISes OVER THE WATEz.
AR GOSSIP.
Music AND THEATsICALs
NV Books.
The COSMOPO ITE il published Monthly at
q per annum, Vt - franklin street., between 5t.
Paul su8 Cnsres streets. Baltimore.
HENtl9 TAYLOR, sun Iron Building i General
Agent for tbs CosmoDoiits, and Siu 'nrnish the
TRADE, AGENTS aud NEWS VENDORS 81 re-
dured rates.
subs crib0rs at distance csn send Post once Or
ders Tor amount Of subscription to
IN LEON CO.
dscal-eOilN Box 200 Z o. Baltimore.
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Internal Revenue Decision

Mr.. John League, Surveyor Memphis
communicates TO the papers Of that
city the following letter from the Act
ing Secretary Of the Treasury.
THSAsvE, DKrAErErvgi Dec. -, 1865
StG.-Ihe Commissioner OF Internal Rev
euuc has determined that the tax on cotton
shall be collected a. its piscu OF destination,
as best fo- the interests 81 commerce. The
instructions OF the Commissioner OF Cue
toms 90 YOU OF 18th OF September last arc
therefore, rescinded.
With great respect. Wa r. CHANDLEE.
Acting Scc'y al the Treasury.
John Losgue, surveyor 81 Customs, Mem
phis. Tenn.
The instructions Of the 18th SepteIn-
Der, referred to, directed him to clear
no steamboat unless satisfied that tie
Internal Revenue taxes we're paid, or
bonded to be paid.
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That spirit Of Concession and com
promise which, in the better days Of the
RepubIie, used 10 bridge over our diff
eulties, seems 70 have expired with the
sage Of Ashland and nov the might Of
ae majority demands the humiliation
Of the minority, and the bitterness Of
war is made 70 blossom on the very o.
i've branch Of peace
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5. ?. Walker and ". < Piston have
been elected TO represent Shelby eoun-
" in the lower branches Of the Tennes-
see Legislature
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Good words tor America.

ON the nth inst, ST = reform meet
ing at Halifx, Mr. Stansield, NJ. F.,
formerly a member Of Lord Palmer
stone ministry, said, at was net the
least OF the merits Of the late farlis-
ment that il had succeeded in presery-
iur this country in conditions Of neu.
tnlity and pence with the people Of
the United States, when there might
have been the danger Of being drag
god iato b war, and ON the side Of the
laveho!der-against men who were
our brethren, men who had shown
their capacity Tor using gigantic efforts
and making gigantic sacrifices 10 pre-
serve. es they had preserved the integ
riB OF a reunited country, sud who
had shown in the hour OF Their victory
a -l.n-sry su,L ds .hs .g'rl8 ha0 .S-T Be-
t-, ,r.t.1ssti That people had shown
an example TO al i5e monarohies OF
the Old World--a capacity Of return
ipg 10 al The conditions Of peace by
ne disbsndina Of their navel and mill
tary ,o7ses, retrenohing their exPendi
ture and admitting the rights even o.
those they had conquered This nc
other nation in the world had IS yet
spproached in It's history.
Aud thcse words were received with
applause A quarter century OF peace
and the respect which the suppression
Of the rebellion has compelled TreA
Britain 10 feel for the United States
viii have ripened into lasting good
win and friendship In The same time
how much will our power IS nation
have increased. what good destiny
ne have before Us, il We only oultivat'
amongst ourselves brotherly affection
aDd remain n reace with the world.
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NASHVILLE, January 2.

NASHVILLE, January ?.
EDITOR Nashville Union.
SIR:-Allow me, through your paper, to
hank the officials OF the Nashville and
chattanooga Railroad Owing 10 the de-
fects on the roads South, oeeasioned by the
ineesssnt rains, passengers have TO come by
way Of Stevenson. The Nashville & Chatts-
noogs Rsilroad have attached first class
coach 70 the freight train, for the benefit Of
passengers arriving there .: O'Clock, p. m.
List evening We left Stevenson at P. n;
arrived At Deeherd al $40 p. m when 8
good substantial supper wac ready waited
the arrival Of the train bound South; LEFT
Desherd ST 1850 p. m, arrived here at q.
N a splendid run, aud reflects great credit
on the managers of the road. We also ten
der our thanks to the Conductor, Capt. W.
y. Peel, for his kindness and courtesy.
F. h. BowES, and others.
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Ga MoDdss. New Years Afternoon, Grand Mat.
nee Tor Lsdies sud Fsn.nes-Do0r open a zs'e.sk
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The Hon POrcher Miles, formerly q
distinguished member Of Congress fron
Charleston, 5, c, Is in New Orleans, snd
entertsins the idea Of permanently 10
eating there Mr.. Niles Is 8 gentleman
Of great learning, sbility and accom-
plishmsnts, and Of high Eord and per.
onal worth.
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No 225.

L7OR SALE-A small harm OF % Acre, on the
4 Brick Church PIEe, miles north Of Nashvills,
well Improved. Frame house Of IN s6rOoms, al
TO, hall and ktchea. Two sprng-. 6ss young OF
chArd OF coo fruit trees, ia hegnungt0 bear, ap-
pies, peaches, piums, cherries sod plans, all we'll
enclosed. SID per scre; onp-half cash. balance
10 0ns Year. Possession given Jsnufry ist, 1855.
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Wanted - several LARGE sized hay
scales to weigh all the circumstances
that produced the rebellion Wash
ii,gton Rspii5.
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scALE % PziCss -OIchs- TIA Chairs So els, Tres
Circle Is CTS Sol1rsd Isory 20 cts; Gallery - cts
Boxes IS ana S. d=os-u
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No. 234.

Tor kkNT--A New Frams House OF . ro,t1s.
10 North Nashville, nss- the residsu,g. ~ NJ
Z. K CheataSrn. Frius 500 per suaara.
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No. 23I.

E5Ot RE VIA good OOTTON FARM Of zf0
Z tres-lso elesret, on the wilson Pik- one
mIlsrnm Brentwood. Large two-stoy Frame
Dseli1g, good sptIag, SC Possession gwen In
mstaisiy; snd vii lease for two years At so per
saH We n uk fhat si.rss amount u money cs5.
b rade By tns lessee Or his srm.
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IsOR SALE-st Lots. .. = INT Eek. rss7lls-iy
ssd pretily lad Of next ad dining On he south
the rssaeDcs grounds Of Hon. John 1riulbie ard
d. r. Wilkins kso-, snu 10 edition 10 the shove.
Scven acres Halua1ie laud with = com znOdiou-
BRICK kesid,1 pee nov occupied BY M Richard
Shsff-T al 4 which we gil SCI for les uhau she
Improvements cost, Wa SIS 0aJ-whifn Is le-- than
% per loot the lets, throwing In seven acres ot
ssluahe ground and large. cOmmodious sricF
House IoPs not alis, for chespBess. exceed aYerg
thIuf rhruFn upon he market
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No. 29l

LNOR SALE-Z70f Acres OF Laui. o. miles rom
II the S@ssD@e COai Miue-, Asuou county. lena
With good improvements, Saw Nil 10 runnTnr or
eilite gwen. Price g per sore y cash, balance
and year. Will sxchsnge for city or country
property.
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No. 800.

DOR sALs- 80. 20. or * feet front ~ North
4 ChirTy street, l05 ieei deep. next Borlh Of the
Commfrcial Hotel. This Is a central business 10
CO ~. Price $50 per foot ODe-hsig cash balance
in AM 2yeArs; interest and Ieu.
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No. 223.

FOR sALE-lG5 feet on North Front street. east
A eide - nor.h Of and adjoining Bridge street,
Known - the Brick Bridge Toll house properly,
embracing the Toulouse ant large flYery sab e.
over si5l0 per annum.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QTARTERMAsTER, I
NASHVILLE, TESN-, Jan. lst, 1856. I
I WILL, SEIL 81 Public Auction, on the Oh daY
Il OF January, 1866, n the Q .ariermastsr's b r
rscks, Rsshvl e, Tenn, lot Of MEDICINES, IN
SfRUM TNIs, FURNITURE, and other articles be-
longing to fAa Hospital Fluid, Q NJ. Dept.
lit o. the same can be seen on day Of sale.
Sale TO commence AZ O'Clock. pm.
Terms-Cssh, GoTemaent Fund.-
Ry order Of Capt. 2. R I'd ~, Chief Q p. T.
lsn2-bt =. d. KIRK
Cap A. . NJ Rvt Hsl. q. Z. Vols.
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No. 235.

EiOA RENT-Fhsen Acres Of good Lad. a. Ers
4 1sl-sais On GSlsiin Pike.
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Extensive Sale
OF
Government Railroad Property.

MILITARY DIvtsIoS or the TESsEssEE. !
CAUr QuAzIEENAsfEs's UfTIcr, q. = NJ. r r.,
Nashville, Tenn , Dee. q. 500.
yHTILL be sod. at Pubic Auction. Oh January
w sth. ls6s, Al Nashville Ieun.. the entire stock
Of new and seryceable stores OF the U. ;. Military
Railroads, rema ning on hand ~ the Genera sup.
ply store, consisting 10 pat ~ iollsSs;
Axes
Gsz pipe, 2O9O II iush. Narnish, all kinds.
Bras pipe ass'd. Lubricsuog OIL
spriug balances. Car castings
Hstchets. budge cHstlngs.
Mlefs Ws-LsTs cast
Assotf I'd steel, jql Two tons.
Scraa Iron, wrought sud cast, lso19 three hundred
Cooking stoves and fixtures.
Heating stoves.
Oh cup.
Globs valves.
CisE,.liuing and tamping bsgs.
Iron rvets
Tickle blocks.
keiys heed light.
i'sirbsns'- pisuorn trsCk scsles.
Fun sets Ct Csspsnier~', Biscksrnihs' snd SD
aleTs' tools
Fies, Butts snd Screws, Tuva-e @. an kinds. and
almost every Srrc -uiia1s for Railroad operations
AL Of The very best qua Iiy.
while old, also. at the same ne. als-ge amount
q servlceshle and second hand railroad tools, OF
81 kinds cnnsi ting Of
CsTpeaterS' tools. Mschiuisis' tools.
Aheel-richts' tools sgove4 and pipe
Black itns' tools. Chair IS.
Cfyl ErEireers' instruments.
RsiiruSd punches
tll one Eng ne Ls.he-s~irg "a inch, height fset
inch, width IS inch length fesi, weight COZ Ibs.
The attention Of deslsrs and railroad Companies
5 particularly invited % this sale
sales vii commerce st O'Clock n. 90 each
esv, ard conunle dsily uzth al the properly :
disposed Ct.
Terns-oAsh, IN government funds.
+. J. CHILLY,
dec2S-tl lsnl3 BvL Ma. a A. q n. U.SA
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No. 22O.

LaOR kENT-Fiye rooms ID third story, south
Il wesE corner Cedar and Cherry street. for two
years from January Isl 1856 AZ 500 per snnum
and sou bonus. These rooms are we'll located fol
business oiires, amt cheaper thaa any We know
oi-sveraging Sl3 20 per noah for each.
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LOST.

A BLACK LACE VEIL. on Union street, botses1
n Vice and College The finder will b suit ,biJ
reSsrded by leaving the same at No. as Union st.
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No. 1856

I5fOR SALE 81 FEET, corner Vine aRd Uuiol
= streets, opp-sile n residence of Mrs ga Pc
sideni Pc T. Price tsoo per lot. a nobis go; ioi
a tie res de1cs-
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AETs4s 81 FEsulssI5s N

aETszs 81 FEsnIssiss ~
Hon. hchaid Oselsby, Governor state o. Illinois.
Hon. David L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, o. b
Hol- VIM. c. Br0wuioE, Governor " Tennessee.
Bhg. Gen. Jas P. BroEnlow, All Gen Stats Of Ten
uesaee
Hon. NJ. NJ Bren, Nashville
Hon. Vim. Nsthsnel Baxter, Nashville
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Esshuis
Hon. John Hggh srniih. Nsshul.
P. ". Maxey. Esq, Nashville.
aessrs. Morus strsttou. Nssnyiils.
hessrs. Evans q Co., Nashville.
NimrOd Porter. Colgmbis, Team.
Junsis q
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LNpH LEAsE-Et0rs house, e0Inercf Co1sg8 iF1j
Il sIOsd street, ior balance Of ISIS aud IS. HUs-
session ai9e iInmedlalsiy. A good business 10
e ny Pries S1LOj.
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Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
soto KLINE a sHERMAS's
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas,
Goto KLINE a sHERWANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale BY KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
At KLINE sHERMkN's
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomsde
and Hsir OIL,
Al KLINE sHERlIASs.
Try CB-sVALIERS Life for the Hair.
For sEls Soly . KLISE a sHERMAAs.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pare Flsvoring Extracts,
at KLINE sHERNANs
Lard on, no. ~ Coal On. treble DISTILLED
Castor Osl. ANN cold press'd) Linssei Oh,
Castor P 9. g S. i.,1 spirits lafpeaHas.
For sale Al ELIEL 4 sHEENANs,
-
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
instruments and Fine Sponges,
Al KLINE s sHER5fAN's.
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE 81 ERBlANs.
All TIE shove ioF sale 1t
KLINE 4 sHERMAN's,
Ms3oEl- BuIdirg. Charch Street.
uoy24-sm nashville, TESs
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no. 2l8.

LyUR sALE-Au interest N = House o. 2 rooms
Il aud Kitchen, On Fcser street ID e zsdal9
near Cavalry perot.'' Possession giYsa 4s1usrF
lst. ls-5. Pree ssl0.
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No. 226.

EtO2 sLLk-A school Csr. u Eo0l order, sIth
Il single harness Proc 80
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No ZIG.

NOR S4LE-A ANAL Frame h ogss, iot 75K1Q. a
II Jackson sues; norm of,hs CoTporsti5G spI1ag
Pnee tz7s.
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The n y. Tribune Is ePisodioslly
truthful, occasionally; Cor instance
We have had a terrible civil war, but
We have fought il out; and there Is the
END Of ~ To PeFsist in hating and IN
salting each ether because Of this by
gone quarrel Is not the usy Of baEs
men bat Of eowUrds
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Dwelling Wanted.

IHE Advertiser viii pay fair rent in advice, II
required. Tor camfor ab dwelling, VI )
rooms, IN good ueiPhborhood, and ample secunty
Tor - protection Address Lcclz-boI No. sc.
decstL-gt
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Administrators Notice.

fTNo the creditors o. he estate Of Rsehel Boupau
Il deceased Havisg suggested the insolvancv OF
sad esisie . ths Clerk O. ths sith County Cour.
yog are hs-cty nltts4 70 hle your olsi1i1s. d1lv
snthenocaied, egs nst aid sstSis sith sad Clerk
On or oS;ore The ~ dsT q Apr lsss, Or they xlu
b. barred tassr pro rsts-
sOySs-4f.s JAMES BRADLKY. Adnr.
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No. 227

E1OE SALE-DWELLING-No y North High
4 street, formerly coup ed BY mr.. William
Ea<in. one Of the most compact. neal, convenient
and dssirabiy located residences IN NashVlls, With
closets, bathing ro5n, good sewerage, stable car
rage house, wood souse. In addition there are
double window ssshss attached 70 the dwelling TO-
Esther Wilh fne| isundry room, with ststona y
Nardrobes. drawers, shelves, &C, &C Keighbor-
a I'd perhaps uasurpa5ssd a. Price 5000; ore
hall assh; bssaee one year. interest and lieu.
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No. 239---For Sale.

DRICE DWELL NC, No I2soufh coHags street
ID Lot S5Els5 Tbs property Is worthy q altsn
tio1 81 the price-a7 co
Appiy %
dscsl.a H.G. sCOVEL-
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Landreth's Garden Seed,
To Physicians.

DOB'I p. JENKINS, Preseriptomst and Phar-
II tns7ist 81 the cd stand Of n. : Thachsr nos
q the nrn Of P ). Z Co.. would inform the Phy
slrians q Nashville snd - rroundIux county thai
u IS our 49, % ssppy every Ssnt Of the Prsct
uones m the lne o bis Procession, snd Eii spErs
no pans to sooorn ish thEt end satsisrtoriiy Be
VII b. muck nes-ed 70 Eee any o. iAe p .UiIy VIC
vi honor cur esishl, hmrnt with visit
he hopes By constant stsenton 70 business 70
merit shsre o. pssrcusge 2ssur NJ them that thef
fsvors shall be prspHred With d1eiiy. OF the purssi
ulstsrisls, SDa By hrn-elf psrson&ly or an zccom-
p.iShed Prescripdonist
Our stock euihraces the greatest VARIETY, Ens
every thing cnmaE within The Bfrug Busibess
tsiFe us cal, aad - Sil Fusrsutss ssu sfscti0s
80 AT orders entrusted ~ Cur care Ellee win
promptoess E7d sccusHcy.
r. p. JENKINS 4 CO.,
SO Market 81. opposss Ulsos.
isHs-ss HAsEYuLK. TEEH.
SIGN OF HAN AND MORTAR.
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Glover Seadl Glover Seed

IN sARkELs CLOWNS sEED, Jus -so.,pa.
d.slslsLsasil css, oSsiSl sas fs8ai s :;
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Family Medicines,
Patent Medicines.

such - his, OIutmeBts. DEThRs Cords 3, Asus
Tones, Alternatives, lnygorsung Coraiais, Cough
Medlciaes; IN TACT oil the
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SlIInl MONS.

In Justices Court before D. Whitton Justice af the
Peace in and for Upper Canyon City Precinct. Il. G.
Hardy va. A. r. Askin.
yNyo A. p. AsK1N, DEFENDANT ABOVE NAMED /:
il In the name Of tho State Of Oregon, yoh are sum
oned and required to be and appear In the above ent
tied Court within six hanths from date hercof then and
thorc to to civil action entitled above, the
complaint iu which file In snd caurt; and tame
tce. that II You fail to appear and answer plaintiff will
take judgment against you for the su Of 1877 6 and for
his costs herein. Il. Q. HARDY.
Canyon City, March 20, 1896. apl3w6
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Administrators Notice.

NYOTICE Is HERBY GIVEN THAT ], WILLIAM
II b. CAMPDELL of Wasco county Oregon, have
this day been duly appointed by tie County Court Of
wasco cofnty, Oregon administrator of thh estate Of
william H. Il. Bartlow, deceased. There ore all per-
sons indebted said estate hereby notified to make
immediate payment and all persons having claims against
said estate also notified to present the same to me-
AT MY dence Eight Mile Creek within six months
irnm date. for payment. WM b. CAMPBELL,
Dales, April 7th. 1866. apl3w4 Admir-.
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summons.

In Justices Canrt for Upper Canyon City Precinct,
County of Grant, State OF Oregon p. II. PoAdexter,
John Stringbach.
rg|O JOHN STRINGBACII, defendant above named |:
a You are hereby required to be and appear before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace In and for said
Precinct county and State tho 26th day Of May 1885,
10 o'clock In the faaenoon of said day ut his Office In
said precinct then and there to In civil action
to the complaint Ct p. II. Pondexter, fle In my
office aed defendant will take notice. that IL he fail to
Judgment agaidst him for the Of $52 30 and costs
this action and take notice further that your property
as been attached to the payment Of the said sum
Of Isl 80 andVcosts.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of April, 1865.
apl3w6 b. WIIITTEN, Justice of tho Peace
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9ailp Wonntalnecr
FACTS AND FANcIRs.

Sensbility is s'ar that can lead
ono only when the slsyis clear. Rea-
son is the magnetic needle chat guides
us when the sky'is wraptin darkness.
THE WRONG PLAcE.-A passenger
swearing terribly in the cars on the
Boston and Providence railway, was
approached by young minister with
moro Zeal than discretion, who eaid
to him abruptly: My dear sir, do
Sou know where you are going? You
are going straight to 'hell1" "Just
MY id luck !" replied the man,
looking the minister in the face with
an alarmed air, and suddenly FUN bling
for his check, "'I bought q ticket for
Providence1"
GETTING THE WoRsr OF IT" Do
you want any berries, ma'am ?" said
a littlc boy TO lady one day.
The lady told him she wonld like
some; and taking the pail from him,
she stepped into the house. He did
not follow but remained behind
wnistlng to somo canaries hanging in
their cag4s on the porch.
"Why do you not como in and see
If measure your berries right? How
do you know but may cheat your"
said the lady.
I'm not afraid you would get the
worst of it, ma'am" said he.
SECT the worst of it! What do you
mean 7" said, she.
:" Why, ma'am, I should only lose
my berries, and you would be steal
ing don't you think you would get
the worst of il 2"
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A WRoNG STATEMENT.-The Walla
Walla paper states that the price of
freight per ton from Umatilla to
White Bluffs is $40. This is far from
being the truth. The price is 81 so
more on a ton to White Bluffs from
Portland, than it is to Wallula. The
steamer that leaves Cello ON Saturday
will carry aboot 80 tons of White
Bluffs freight The Portage Company
lately organized for Transporting
freight between White Bluffs and Pen
d'Orcile Lake, have sent fifteen teams
Of six and eight mules each, to begin
operations with, and as soon as pos
sibe the number will be increased to
fifty teams, and many more as the
necessities of the case may demand
Oregonian.
Is this tho first wrong statement"
You have found in the " Walla Walla
paper" of iate-especially in regard
to the advantages and disadvantages
of tho White Bluffs route?
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
S A NJ IT A RY.

Meeting Of the Health BoaPd-Ifs Proceed
ings-Letter from Dr. Harris -MOrtunry Re
port-Report the Kings County Pcniten-
tiary-Cholern On the Increase-Number Of
Cases and Denths-Henlth Of Br0OkIyn-C Ch0-
lcra the Islands.
The Metropolitan Board Of Health met ut three r. NJ
yesterday, President Schultz In the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved
The counsel for tho Board rcsd opinion relating to
the action of tho Brooklyn Common Council asking the
Board TO borrow m 900 FOR cleaning the streets or that
city The counsel said that while IL devoyed upon the
Board 10 attend to tho public health, he could lind
legal authority for II 10 delegate It's powers furnish
money to tho Brooklyn Common Council for sanitary
purposes
CAUSES pisEAsH
map or the city here exhibited. With the local.
ties marked where the cholera and other dIarrhea
Diseases have found most cases. In the immediate
vicinity of these places fat boiling establishments are said
70 b. in full blast and Il is claimed that they are the
OF disease
NoRTuARY REPORT.
Tho following mortunry report oil tho RcgsIa OF VI
tai Statistic then read The deaths from zynotic
foul air dseases including especially cholera, cholera
infsntum and various darrhoai msades, In the week
ending Saturday, July 2s, 1906, as f0flows:--