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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-26
COMMISSIONER SALES.
Commissioners Sales.
& BILL FOR DOVER.

~ BILL FOR DOVER.
Sarah N. Belk, Widow,
va.
Thomas Milbosrn Beks Henry w. Belk, ct. al.
UNDER the Order of the Court Of Eaui.
" in the abovs stated case, | will sell nj
Lancaster Court House on Monday, the TN
day OF January 1857, the Lands belongiaa
10 the Estate Of Abel N. w. Belk, dsc.as.
ed, consisting Of two separate Tracts, both
OF which are situated in Lancaster Dist ri,t.
on the Waters Of Twelve Mile Creek. One,
OF said Tracts, known as the home place.
contains
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
more or less, and is bounded by lands of
- Yarbrough, NJ. &. Heath, John Jvv and
others. There Is n comfortable dwelling
and convenient out buildings on this place
or this Tract portion containing about
100 acres has been laid off and assigned TO
the Widow, Sarah N. BeIk. for Dover IN.
purchaser to take possession Of that part
assigned to the Widow, for Dover, at tn.
period of her death.
TIE OTHER TRACT Contains
One Hundred heres,
more or less, and is bounded by Twelve
Mile Creek, 10y lands or l.. X. Rome. Es,n,,
lands OF Robert II. Porter aud others
lhls tract is avery valuable one. embracing
some flee bottom lands IN the creek.
TERMS OF SNLE:-A suiIiciency of
cash. to be paid in coin or its equivalent in
currency, TO defray the expenses Of saIc.-
The balance of the purchase money on
credit of twelve months, TO be likewise paid
10 coin or its equivalent in currency, with
interest from day of sale to be due and
PAYABLE annually, and II mortgage of the
land.
*. G. BILLINGS, C E.L.p.
Dec. IL, 1866, At.
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Attention!
BOOK BORROwERS!!

A III. Persons having in their possession
N BOOKS, belonging 10 the Library Of
the late 5. ID. Massey, are hereby request
cd to retarn than 10 the undersigned, OF 10
Mr. J. A. HasseItiue--at his Store.
SAA'L. F. MASSEY.
Dee, 8, 'ss--.G
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN EoUITY--L.seAura-Bi Bill fsr Par.i.io. Of
Land.
. Alexander Mcxuilap, ct al.
va
Martha Mcmillan, ct. al,

Martha McAullan, ct. al.
UNDER the Order of the Court Of Esui
u this case, viii sell at Lascaster Cou,s
House, on Monday. ths ~ day Of Jaaassy,
1867, the Land described in tfe pissdiag.,
containing Thee hundred acres, ssoss or
less. known as the pardus place. and bound.
ca ey ianda Of AIexsnder Csrtsr, Henry
Cole, James II. Massey and Others. <
Plat cfsaid jAnd will be exhibited on dsy
OF sails.
TERMS or SALE-A credit cf twelve
tnspihs; the pnrchsset to give bond with at
least two good surssies, and n mortgage Of
tho prsnIses. 10 secure The payment sf the
purchaac money, with iofcrest from day Of
safe except 10 much No may be necessary
20 pay The costs ofthese proceedings 70 Be
paid ia cesh.
K. g. BILLINGS. C. E. L. y.
Dsc. istb, iso6.-xI
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Hardware and CUTLERY.

Hardware and CUTLERY.
IS kegs Nails, assorted,
3 boxes Collins Axes,
dozen Shovels and Spades,
case Whittemores Cotton Cards,
A dozen Selves, (assorted) brass and
steel wire,
2 do Coffee Mills,
so pair Trace CHAINS,
ALso--AS ASSORTMENT OF
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Tea Kettles, Curry Combs, Horse Brushes.
Shoe Brushes and Blacking. &c.
For nale by LANES JONES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-24
1fortgdqe Sale,

"HEREAs Margaret Mo.tin did on t,,s f,-f..n,
~, Gay o. Aprh A. D. 1869, i- her mortgage d, Cd OF
that d.te diy exc ute ack ana seiiyereJ N
Joseph Psckenham, convey to said Parksna,u thc ~
lowing real state in la Sale county viz: Lot fou.s+n
M IN block seventeen do in Ottawa North On the cty
.f OTTAWA condition. 10 the PAYMENT of pr
isory n.te OF even date Herewith, given Ly said
to said faeken'am, for the sum of hundred and
eihAy-one dollnrs, payable fou- after date witt
interest AZ ten per cent pr annum and whereas sid
Joseph Packenham has duly ned said and mort
gage to Thomas Giliisan, for good and vaabI.
Grafton And wheres. there due sa unpaid on said
note the sum Of two hundred and three do.. QUO
ninety cents, principal and interest -
Now, therefors the said Thomas Giilissn by virtue
OF power In me vested unsr the OF said ortxssS
SHALL on The eighth day Of December n 1856 at the
hour Of ten O'clock NJ at the south door Of the County
Court house at Ottawa said county proceed to sell the
suve dsscribcd mortgaged premises at pubic ysod.e 70
fhc highest aud best bidder for cash. for the DC oes VI
paving amount due said and mortgage.
Nov. ~. THOMAS GILLIGAN, As.i1ase
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Trustees Sale Of Ieal Estate.

IOURIIC NOTICE i, hereby given. that under and BY
l. virtue IF the Last will and testament Of IIiraD
Thornton late If Ia Sale county and Stat. Of Illinois.
deceased and under sni nv virtue Of decree mad. Ly
and cuicre .. record in the County Court in and for aid
cunfy, in ciancery sitting at the June tern thereof
p 1866 AMI supplemental -cT-e made hy ss,ij
the September term iirr~n u. sj certain
therein pending. wherein William u. H. stI- sninstra
tor with the will -Nrd. Of Hiram Tornt. de- -n'1
Is con- linant and the unknown heirs snd unk do
ss-cs IL Hiram Thornton d.ceasei respondents, she
und-.sicai trustee appointed by said court 10 sci.
certain re-. e-'ate IF said - sior, hereinafter s-t<r;hsd
and convey the according the directions 81 sSe
tr.iator in hs sid last viii and testament coutsnsd
sf the directions and decree Of aid will ell
lac StGi. At i- south ,o-r of the Court Io'lss the
city Of Ottawa. ~ ,al county. t. thu hi.h-.t rnd tst
ti3cr. saturday the Isl 'ig Of Dc.m.er. 1856
i~iweu the hour 81 ten scipck in the fro~i spd frs
oe-k in tn arnoon of sal day in tfrc;s the
following ria real estate ~ aid t-tt0r situate ia
SAIL comfy. 70 ~t: Tu- ,ih gurTfer of ssciieu
six o. ia township ilrty-v-. 80 of range o.
Of the tlr rineIs,l meridian: ai.o the 1ive irnef
lying north O the rptI the -ast half Of the south
wet quarter Of section hsc, t5,i in the t.vn.hf,s
range aforesaid.
9,TJHs II 'iiS.--he pGrra-e money is I" o. paid y
three usi i i>trlin,fts, in and 'rr-
respectively with per cent. interest from the day
SIZE, secured ~ 4 uI-Tt-ze- on the Ir-nise- >sld.
WILLIAM e. UpUT.E
Sept. 18Th lsjf-tl Trustee - af5r-sAiS-
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Gltfagu Sdreftistmfnfs.
4 TOOK, eoBURN & o.. Ayvney, $, Dsa,t,,n q
W.
DR.. BlCELOW

n " DR.. BlGElOW
Il the only Physician, iss a Specialist now
i - on. Go To Ainn. and not suffer that hor.
| ~ rible diressc to remain i'm your systeru
/ dishgurng your fsce and body, ltriies
destroying your happiness and future
| prospects Of life. lie bas made PRIvATE
\ DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY
n h. study f.; ;s the pas. years. saai;
should consult No heard Of patient not
being cured sace he has in this city His
has vouchcts in all the city papers, his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad as being the
sexual diseases II all others fail don't despair give him
call. 1t Is only common with him
such His rooms separate for Ladies aud gentle
men, and the mo 1t complete IN the city.
Young Men, Take Particular Notice.-Do.iof bigslow
devotes much Of his time the Of those
uniting the unfortunate individual for either business
society," The sad effect Of these early habits the
II ripper years Is TO weaken and dcbtate the consti
tuition dcstrsy the physical and mental powers diminish
and encbe the natural feelings and exhaust the vital
energies of manhood the pleasures Of life marrei,
the object Of marriage frustrated. and existence itself
d~rcd of INCREASING misery and regret. Such per-
especially those contemplating marriage should lose
time in making immediate application Dr. b.. 10y his
treatment 10 enabled to insure speedy and perma-
nent cure.
Consufation free and confidential Office No l1e South
Clark Street. Monroe half block from the Post
Once. Port Office Bsx ia. Chicago Ill. Once hours
from A. y. TO 8PN.
Send for his Gulo to Health published meah,y free
.! charge.
~ B-Ladirs se.i tor descriptive circular Of Pessas
Remedy, tho best preventive Of conception known. Seat
any address free Of charge.
Dsarrh 10 C6-ly.
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ID THoRNE co are appointed agents for Wansiey :
H. Brsticr for the sale Of all kinds Of CSstase and
rwincs at Chicago prices ep ~
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IUsT received lot Of HEMP mil PAPER wrapping
81 Irvine, and for sale at Chicaso Prices at
s.,, II y. THORN C0a,
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EaIl .StLi,Ecnk-
ksIAI. OF BErJAaIS IIIrn. DErF,sH,

EsTAT. OF BE-JigIs IIIrr, DECEASED.
NOr-CK is hereby given to all persona interested 10
~ said Estate that Elias Truinbo 81 the last
will aud testament OF Benjamin Hc. deraases will app.~r
i~rr the comfy Of the county Of Ia sale ard
state Of Illinois. the hons. said
county. Thursday the 2Sih day Of NovrnIl.r 4. ,.
lseS for the pur-- Of rendering # Lis pro-
cs~din=s ~ the administration Of sail estate for the nn.i
settlement.
DATED a, Ottawa ;hIs 81 day Of November 1888.
g. 4 q. NOslEE. ClNi.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is heraby given that tn. r-rJersiSsd admin.
straOr Of the estate Of ChrstCpher &. Seson late
" the county ~ la sae ana state u Illinois, deceased
will appear before the Of said
third Monday, being the II day) OF December ltcs 1t
the Court House in ottawa .al county when and whore
all persons having claim, demands against sii esi.e
notified attend and present in writing
adjustment.
Dated 81 day II November. A. n 1850.
sy STIs SPI snS ,, aj,,;,,..,.,.,
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9fgal Adrertisemcats.
->>>-"->->
Trustees Sale of Real Esfaye

10 virtue OF decree rendered by the Circuit rf Of
ID la Sslis county, Illinois, at the November teru 4,
1896 In the matter Of the application of Therefore
Morrison and others to appoint trustee and to make sale
Of the real estate held ia trust shall on the twcnt
ninth day ~ December ,D 1867 ut o. p 81 expose
Ter SALE at puos actiou At the south door the
Court House, in the city Of Ottawa in said county 10 the
highest and best bidder the following described real
situated In said county, viz: The northeast quarter OF
section twenty co., in nsp thirty three f north Of
range four ~ east Of the third (3d) p.
The terms ~ sale will be, fifth cash in hanl al
enc fourth Of the remainder annually with interest
ally at the rate OF ten per per annu be
by mortgage Of the premises purchased and dsoI
given To the purchaser. lrr-I
THEODORE N. MORRISON. Trustee
'vefnber 18th lscs I'D.
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For sale.

For .roprrty In Ottawa Lands In this vicinity. The
town 90 ntan. ainnt 1000 Inhabitants is good bnsiness
place. and the lots could readily lie sold the ownrs vas
residing there. II. IhOhSh.
Ottawa. narsh u. f6-t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13
1. SIT bic Contribution ewi92

E-.r N
Dit Demclratie, has beiBt bas bS@f mertwiir-
biee @irtun. &ontppFtuut aQer terisut9en Gle>
uasnte ber BspSlltrune biefer @epublit, pel@e
fei IS aus prr3ensut er3eueune, ftt IS aus eieeu-
naabie.n abf@hn amp alten tlsben, pber sielmsbr
bte 3uradiubrun6 unb @ieeerbtlebune ppn gu.
Rauben unt Raatli@en Ginri@tunesn tuani@en,
bic in Golee Der BEN eroben 3reibeitstamp Dor.
aueeganeenen greieniGe aufetlodert une erf9at-
te,t unb bura ben ariss felbt 3u atonaen GER
trlu,utsrt mursen, bat Elm erobe9 3 aub erpprt,
nit ben, fe ibre wartstansebSrissn CUR spurber-,
barfen oft fanatti@sn @usbauer tn tbrent Der.
febrten unb nublpltn @trebeu. tas @ab Der 3ttt
,u.ad, ubreben, a~uftuern unb tie auf fe antrin-
9ente Ma@t Der Tprtf&rtttspbalanr ui&t pentg
bernn.t unb ldbm,t. #4.
Dtsies eru6e 3auberpurt bsibt: Die Gonii>
tuition tuie Re 1T, 1T unfer Soft unt 9tr tout
ui&t anbere @Stter batet aeben tbr !"
@let@pts, nit wel&eut GrnR unb wel&tr in
bie Musen fausnben 8ere&tieuns Der !3titestf
Neuerune ttmeetaltuns uub Grtu cite runs unie..
ret @ta%atseruubla9en perlanBt, re beben bic alte
etrparbise. peraanent- Rede Der alien gerta6.
uus eu.por une eebiettn Der Goreeruue S9pei-
gen. si 3
!1nb wtbe Dem, ber ni&t f@peist unb pona
ibrem papternen Yabf bas Rnie beust. Ct If
elm @ea&teter.
,Die peilieteit Der @oufitutiun i
Deptl@e Burger Miaueiotas! @abrli&, wir
aebS,en ni@t gu bensn, btren Munb i'd 3u einera.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13
-Gtn pstler re n SEGA n8e,.

-Gtn Ytrlprtn8 t8a n8es
ner2uftf@ tffer Cd O.
3. Set. @on etnem &etienpe1 aus 9ll,
bton, Srlean8 County b5ren tpir, bae
9efern IN jenet Staot erobe MufreeunA
berrfdte, une 3tpar tpeeenb Der 2uftl&if.
fabrt zines Meronauten, Der ste Mb19t
tunb CAB, f9 NIT fetneu1 Balpn TT
.SYraeuie berab3ula0eu. . =.
Son ben, S@ppner Mctipe tpnrbe tn
3ntf&tn eth 8alon oufeeftl4t, ben max
fit benieni9en bdlt, ,wel@tr IN Albiou
d~ufStfteBen, bod bat man bt6 jebt Ni@ts
dbtr bas S@tdial bts 2uf4@tft,6 ptt>
1otautet1. sg444|M i&564
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13
Ser Gpnaref nnb Der
Nrdftemt.
Ber BON Seisen bat Mebt

Gin Na@wei8 Der 3medmdbt8teit Notb>
&penbietett u. @ere@tietett her nom@on>
ortB palfrten tnb ben @taatea GUT
Mnnabn1e ober @ertperfunB Dor,
J 9tle9te,t confitnttonelen =.
Mmenbement6.
(Mad elmer Saese bes Capt. 6. s. Davis, se9a1tsn ant
5reitas 6. 0etuter III Snserfeu's SAL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13

81 eheral Grant unb, BE
Gppperbeabs 8. 81 wzDprt
8. Sci. Dte nGDeninB Yof bringt
bic foleenpen eoitorfeIen Mittbeilur,
gen: .. =
vDps 2anb bdlt e6 NIT General Grant
wel@er ppr ntdt lal19er 3eit Sic na@fol>
8en5er BON un6 pernpu1u1ene1 8emert>g
u18ea rtadte: aifa n
vDte @ebeuen babett wir ee@&la,
fa9 9ert tpte e8 iinlere pfi@t 3u .tbut
tpar. Diefslben babe,1 9e0e,1 ua8
NIT Tapferfeit 9.fu@teu .unb .i@ be-
/ So sc. tetneu 6aB 8e8en bteielben, 70
.ms LANCE fie f@ gut auFdbren. So
# ,peroe ftet6 cine CUTE Mleinure pp,t
penielben beoe1, bod ben "copper"
bepps unp Grteben8belpen BEG
Norben6, ben Mdnnertt, tpelde pdt<.
renb be6 &rie8e6 Die @olpaten ldft>
erten uup ben 6etnb ermutbt0en,
ibr MeuBer(e6 tbaten, UNI 8or<
rdtbe unp @erRd.tun8e,1 fit un(re
Mrueen III BET Grpnte 3urid3ubal<
ten, tanu i'd ut@t per9eben, werbe
bere1 9anblun9swetle nie per9e1en
,np nil nt@ts NIT ibneu 3u tbutt
b baben."e 4lta9
+" Z iEt I'D AE=raEsfs# ea Et-..f|fr@ E~Ht-. rH5#Ea
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13

s5 D. DaS 2e Aueneenaent. Neprd fentattpn.
!. Das 2, ENHANCEMENT bat @enator Mortun fir
unnStbts ertlart.G s perfiet. bab rem Gin @taat
mdnnli&tn Gtupobnern aber Fl Sabr bas
Sttmmrs&t sortutbdlt, bic 3abl Der Rtprdltn-
ltarten bieitsj eta ates IN bsmltlben gerbaltnt6
rttueirt teerbtn foQe. Das Mmennement per.
dnbert bic @ruublaee Der @t~pra(tntatton. ST
has unnStbts E IS IL uuu ntedneli& nStbts III
.Gelee Der serdinberten Gage Der Gartieex. St
parea friiber @elapeu, febt Fns fe fret unbi bic
breifIaftel Belimu1ute Der Contribution fnbet
auf Ft teiue Mnpeubune mttr. @irb bas Ste
Munenbement ni9t an bic SteQe Der tobten claus
ber Cont; Ion eeleBt, 70 psrotn BE 6 MiQiu>
nen @eiBe IN 9aben fur 10 Miaionen gsrtrs-
tune i'm &ouereds baden, na9bem fed MiQiu>
ueu ibres @oltts entre@tet.
~ es unnStbte, ttaer fol&eu @&dntlt&teit
pprjubeueen.
6.5Das Ste Enhancement. Die Bearafuns BET anflbrer.
fDas Ste Enhancement f<eet aue, ptl9e als
Btamte Der Beretnteten @taaten btn,elben
8:eue ee!@portn, unb banu an ber Rtbeaiou
She'll eeaouau,en, sen &etatern aus unb @enator
Rerton iast. ,bab fbtermtt Sebtr, Der ie an Der
@ebeQion &b%eiIseuumu1en fir thinner bes &e@.
ties beraubt lti- Elm @ereiniotes 5taate-M mt ~
betleiben. Das 1T cine gererebune unb bas
Anaenbenaeut; trt1t nur Dieitniesn, welae ben,
gerratb aud ben Meineip b;n3usefI8t. 60
faat BEN s9efer3pu Tapf6. benz MIeranter @te.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

IRISH MoaMoNs.-It is something to the
credit of the Irish that there are but few of
them Mormons. The Vedette says that it
knows of only three Irish Mormons, of whom
one is a polygamist; another, an old fellow
of sixty, has one wife, and is looking out for
a "plurality," and the third is a believer in
monogomy. There are no Irish women fill
ing the half or oue-fourth wife position
among the Saints. .'.'-''
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

BLAcKFoor TRADE AND PRICES CURRENT
We have information from the Blackfoot
mines to the 10th Of December, with prices
current of some articles, of prime necessity,
viz; Tobacco, $t, yo@7 SO " ib; tea, 81 so;
coffee, ST. 25; beans, Coo; dried apples, 81 I;
salt, So; Oregon blankets, o$25 ~ pair;
matches, SOC y box -four, Salt Lake, $40 ~
hundred; States, Oregon and walla walla,
$sS; nails, eoc; cast steel, Sc 80 % ib; whis-
ky, Sfs " gal; syrup and m9lasses,, 81 ID
U gal; withsgreat demand and high prices
for cloihipg, miningtools, Iglassa writing
paper, &c. The impression seems to be gain
ing ground that the county win be supplied
with goodsoffom the Pacific side idsiS and pnr.
sehas.re ,givs Iprsfeseitse tos9ood1 1from tht
ny eSIcfu JiOper ....,t..tttl ~ aTyfNaf klr4IJk
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16


THE NEGRO INsURRECTIoN IN, N,JAMAICA.-The,
British civil and military authorities in Ja-
maica have treated the ringleaders Of tho
late insurrection with relentless severity.
Most of them were. killed, as soon as taken,
and those who were tried had scarcely q day
between trial anhexecution. The Jprompti-
tude manifested in the suppression of the,
rebellion in India was more than equalled
in the later affair, and the savagery Of the
military in both cases is beyond anything
known in these modern days, among, civil
lied nations. In defense Of this line of pol
icy it is urged by the Colonial press that the
insurrection was entirely -unprovoked, and
was made against those who were treating
the colored race with even paternnl kind
ness that it was characterized by the most
horrid brutalities on the part OF the colored
people, and gathered strength SO. rapidly
thai it became necessary to treat, the Evil
with liberal useAof mdskets, bayonets and
canyon. Itis even, probable at,what iap-
pearssto be, excessive cruelty is in effect a
kindness, as It at once suppressed an insuri
recti6S that must have dragged on for years
j under milder trea !, = ,..., an,
l. dIUias a-Lll@LI4--lAM " III 'liNNr 81
Y Cu,sArEs ats bs ,tsSeI iih 1ldssso fos ssths
privilege Of mining. liAa o so c liis l9s oi sni
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred ut Camp
Douglas, near Salt Lake City, on the night
of the 10th of December, by which a large
portion of the subsistence stores Of the mill
tary ut that place was lost.
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forms his patrons. and more particularly the iaiies Of
this city AMI vicinity, that he will sell at private sale,
at auction prices. at his store Main street. the hal
of his splendid stock of Watches Diamonds, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods As this will be the last cpportu'
nty to purchase, tho ladies and the public are invited
to call.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

WascO Lodge, No. IS, F. A. & A. M. So
Holds its stated Communications tbs Iirgt md Third
Saturdays OF each month, at their bor in Dacs City
Brethren in good standing are invited t@attend.
SETH l.. PopE, Secy. BY order Of the W. NJ
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

Libbeus G. Berry has recovered judgment
in the Supreme Court at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
for $500 against the U. S. Marshal for illegal
arrest and imprisonment in 1862
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

A TWO million dollar hotel is projected at
the Fifth Avenue entrance of the New York
Central Park. ,.....t.,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

BRIGHAM YOUNG has said that he does not
want gentle, TO patronze his theatre, and
forbids his followers from visiting the gentle
theatre, for fear their morals may suffer by
IL
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

DURING the month of August last, 1885
fstions were issued by the Government to
freedmen and refugees in North Carolina.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

Columbia Lodge, No. s, 1. u. q. F.--
Meets every Friday evening Mt e19 o'clock III G"ses
Hail. corner Of Second and Court Streets. brothers in
good standing invited to attend. BY order Nc.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

THE people of Cincinnati are discussing
plans for the construction ofnew water works
aud a park. .r
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16
LETTER FROM MONTANA.

DEER LODGE Cry, MONTANA, Nov. 80, '6j.
EDIToR MoUNTAINEEk Having an oppor-
tunity ofsending letter with quick dispatch,
keep my promise by writing few words
from this country that is attracting so much
been Eere long enough yet to become tho.-
oughly posted, but so far as / have been,
that is to the different mining camps on this
side of the mountains, andslIelena on the
other side, actual observation has convinced
me that the mines-are both rich and very ex-
tensive. The general appearance of the
country is very inviting to the miner, being
we'll watered and timbered in the mountains,
with beautiful valleys along the river courses.
In conversation with the miners from Boise
find them without an exception delighted
with the country. - 'A-"
The quartz lodges, and there are a great
many of them already discovered, both sill.
yer and gold, are very rich, and in Il short
time will astonish the world, as they have
already a.tonished the people here.
of the mining towns, it is hard to judge
now which will take the lead. At present,
Helena is the largest both in size and popu-
lation, but from the new and extensive dis
coveres made this fall on this side, there is
no doubt but large majority of the people
of the territory will be on the western slope
next summer, and here venture an opinion,
that there will be no very large towns in the
mines, but a.great many small ones and one,
perhaps two large towns in the valleys, as
for instance, this town, Deer Lodge,) stu.
ated in the centre of Deer Lodge Valley, and
surrounded by a fine farming country, which
is being rapidly settled up by farmers. 1t is
also near the centre of Montana, both in re.
gard to territory and population, and is sur
rounded by rich mining camps, at distance
twenty-five miles to Blackfoot City, forty
ive to Helena, forty, to the celebrated Nc
Clellan's Gulch, and many other camps toe
numerous to mention, at shorter distances
opinion of many leading men of the country
that the Capital will be permanently located
at this place. At present the town il
growing rapidly the streets are very wide
and the buildings of good style of archi
lecture Three saw-mills, two steam ant
one water-power, are run to their full capac
ity to supply the demand for lumber.
A great many miners are wintering here
and times are lively-balls nearly ever
night in the week, andIhorse racing on Sun
!, day. Last Sunday the principal race wa
between John Grants brown mare and Joh
Switzer's roam horse, three hundred yard.
:, for 81 200 ;won by the hoise. Next Sunda
a the race is for $4,000, between Grant hors
& z and Frenehman's, one thousand yard
"a These races are followed by numerous scru
races, and wind up with big ball at nigh
III So yon will observe we are not much trouble
ID with Sunday Laws. Ha talfaFsoU
ie Thepopplation of this country has bee
greatly under-estimated. The demand ft
goods1is much greater than the supply, an
y merchants are very anxious MOTT seIl.l
at - ~ ~ = - - J. p. D. m !
VI - A---
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-16

IT is estimated that not less than $4,000
souls will cross the Missouri next season,
and settle on this side.