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60 rubom It man Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that We, the undersigned,
II hay. appointed Trustees Oft estate OF Lsno Burn
ham npr,onrd debtor In aceoiance with ts provisions oil s
Revised persons indebted said Bunhm required
all debts owiig by them
rspectiyoy and to the TO US at the Office Aubrey
Wilson Wall st. New York City BY the 9th day OF Jcn 1900
and all persons having In their property or effects Of
,u debtor also required deliver the to Us at said place
by day aud all the cred Of said debtor are also required 10
deliver cr respective demands and or to one Vi u
place, by the day her~inbefore specified
Dated New York. April 20, 1896 o,,
AUBREY C. WILSON. (T,,.,....
JOHN A. FOLEY
NFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost their
" personal effects when serving vessels lost or destroyed can
Act OF Congrrs We have
the proper form. for application L. BROWN Co., No. Park
place, upstairs
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Marble HlanteIe.
RenopaIs,

DEMOVAL.-P II. DIAMOND has removed his
Sew ing Machine establishment No 1C9 Broadway south west
cor Nn,h-st upstairs. All 6Tsteass sEwINGhACHiNES for
SALE and to RBNr.
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orrlor o. TIE Hrp.os R,,rn RAlrnoAp CONWAY

OTHlcE on THE HrpsoN Hi'rH FAlfhoAD IohFAH' I
No. 40 WEsT TnIErirrHsr. Nav OKA, May TO- 1900
TTNUE ANNUAL MEETING of tle STOCKHOLM
l. Frs 9th. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY Tor a..
ELECTION Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS foI III. ensuing
be oce m the Company No ~ Nes,IhHsth' New
Yo CITY MONDAY June H. 1885, Pos win TO open rom Ia
M until o. M and a much longer beyond the setting Of
the day. the nspctor nay mud neeery 70 receive
Of electors presenting themslvss
Transfer Boks viii be eosed from o'clock On the 2s
day Of May until o'clock the l.th day Of yuu..
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proposals.
PostpoDement g,
OyrIcF supERIYrRsDsET PUBLIC PRiyTIse'


WAsHIyeros, April H. 1865
PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS of the Illus
TRATIONs ACCOMPANYING the REPORT Of the C0M pnS
PosALs will Be- received at bis until THURSDAY the IN
AZ g. My is 5
Of the Commi''ionr Of Patents for me year sSS "n , on
address the paentee and the character and date Of ~
The dssHs: furnished to t. contractor - ,d"
ssn! with neaoes and and the or for isea
which has been adopted the standard for the present volume ne
plates bs delivered this Office free cost iof pS
Printing Bond and approved security will be required i0r the n
Tps wors will comprise about illustrations making
hundred ss,uIs ~ inshs' bisd ,h under
standing hat than fses required 70 illustrate
DESIGN las .cmettne tho case, the wnoe nuI
viii be made 80 the owest and bidder for the interest Of ,he
Government due regard being paid the exception s "0
Any further Information that may he required wa De uP
'rPp ls1o... " a III be ' adsS ,os Joint
ws.hgtCn D. c. care q the ,ss. sno, anu
The for dated hs 2'd q ARr isoS
withdrew s,.,0.p SsV Of = The Pubic P4in,ins
To be published The Wellington RepatcOn ard Ca!o9ies
BstmoIe American rs s I week until the h day oy
No other psrer be paid fr publishing .ti. advertisement
PROPOSALS. FOR HEATING THE STATE CAP.
WSss W r De uG 70. S day
Jase 1876 ,o ialng and putting II steam Heating Appas1s
CHARTER 81 eneSsl Law. Of Parties making proposals will
specify particular Mind OF apparatus to be used the nunoe we
aa &C. S Of Ss sf .'t ia 81 pR .
covering pipes coils aud such other % mus, Dc
s,her estimated amour. Of feel to Be required rsn q
the eqd may 10 t 5n By security Tor tho
anon Of the contract and Tor the complete success Of the "
completed $4,000, -,no,,,,n o,
TEGgy f klta s.sy q S'a'. Budding
ca n n Gill Ss;snsy Genera, cemHa..ioner.
JIM. RusK. Banh Comptroller,
haf. Nav
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narkets-CAnsyrLis hspoaTnD TnAN :. fArDugl
MONDAY. Nay IL. lt66.
AsHES-Ths nsYhet steady with fer demand at % IS
IN 10 fOs Pots and els 3Q9tA tVy PsAla
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CHICAGO AND NORTH WDTrrr DuwIr CorfAU
sEoHEIAEYt OrrcE. CnIc.oo, Msy 3 leo.
I,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE BOND
l. HOLDERS AND Stockholders q he CHICAGO
NORTiiWEsIERN RAILWAY COMPANY VII b. b. "a a tLe
Ohce Of the <mpsuy IN the City Of cgo, Oh IHUsAf Lt
~" ''' V ''"'' JANIS r YOUNG, Secretary.
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CHICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
~ Board Of Directors Of the Chicago and Roeh
Island Railroad Company have resolved TO ssne the
Bonds Obligation ofthe Company convertible into soch ana
dispose sohhde Ii. rate OF Twenty Per Cent OF
par will be appoItoned to those
6ockhods shall be registered - tueh Oh he eosne
Of the Transfer Books the 9Th day Of Nay neIl
must BE- made 81 the once Of The pAny the 18th " Jous
nett which the Bends will bs ready oI delivery
The Trsn Books b closed he STU DE-! Of hhy snd
ssspsd We nA Of Jvlt Hs1l bRANS5 L. TYNE tses''
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TRHAsusY DxPARTxrsT. April q, 1876.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day of
May 1866 the inherent upon oil osr6es Of deposit
ofTempersy those isued for Clearing House
pose then ousandns and unpaid will be reduced TO the uniform
from that date aud all then
holding which higher rate Of interest peehed
" to the officers by whom issUed that
other certificates may be substituted therefor
IN. MCCULLOUGH Secretary Of Treasury.
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cont Tho Bank statement rejects the growing ease IN
money. The deposits are n g. 1850, Of which $685.
- In coin.
The hi0wDS nn0"o. ~. alton Of the New-YoTk
City banks this weol> and last:
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sworn lsExe m. this i4,h day May les NJ.

Mnnhnttnn CompeDy-sts,ement Of toe MANiiAIfAS
ns Saturday The h day MAJ l@
Of 20
veraSe
ts
o John Haherssr, Cashier OF ~ an
haitian York ey itp" %d ny Bal
Wv ' J. s HARBrRSER, Casiie,
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PROPOSALS FOR HEATING THE STATE CAP a.

LUcrys FAlRCHlLD Goysmor)
TTTOa J. ALLiN. seey Of State, Building
WIN b. SMITH State Treasurer
CHAs II. GILL Attorney General Commissioners
I'M RUsK. Panh Comptroller, J
MAJ Viz Nav
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Which added capital stock would make its real value
e35 600 200 instead Of e20 100000.
telegram from San Francisco, dated May u, quotes
stocks % follows Gould Curry, 5000 per foot Savage,
$1,000 per foot ChollsrPotosi, $3.50 per FOOT Ophir,
$3.50 per foot Hale b. oscross $3.50 per foot; Crown
Point, q $50 per foot; Yellow Jacket $40 per foot;
Belchef $3.50 per foot Alpha $3.50 per foot; Imperial
$l25 per share California Steam Navigation Co., Is per
cent; California State Telegraph Co., 80 per cent
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People,e hank. -Ssemeut Of tne PEOPLES bANh, view
Yors Laws Of s Tor the ~ees snsns se"r
tay, o MAy 1870 .....o. 90.
amount Of snssns sconnfs
anou
Tosntv N sew York 81 l. Chaes Ps1js % No
being duly depose srd cay tla ts
"eO"''''''"s "'' VI my ~ CHARLES p HUNTER Pr..d,st
sworn b.for. me III. . DAY May. JsY P,' Nso Pubic
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bee Nihters Pcnb ntht entlpraHen, fem
@runo ,a ibrer Giniperruns. Tub er fSnne
boter oieielben pesen bteier Sahe ntAt 3ur
Steluna bon 8Iraihaft anbalten.
MuS benielten Wriinpen iei bic betrefenbe
Srbte oes G~riminaleeriAtS ssesn Sberif
36omIu o. uneultis. MuA babe Ter Sheriff,
inbem er benz Yefsble Ycuns's uno 8ultant's
gum Mufbisten elmer posse comitatus Tclge
~leiitete, einfa6 Md Dem 0eNsbe gebanpelt
uno ia tsin 8treis bafur porbanren Iet, bab
CT an eiMtm Muirubr Uper elmer un9eieBlt6en
Verlammlnng betbeilist s%etpetn. 70 tonne er
ntht CUR WerantrUrtun9 ge5cgen Nercen.
Eratt pieier Gntiheipung Urpnete 8tdter
Bartol rte san3lthe 6rsila1uns oeS Sbertd
TbpmlOn an. .3usleih entlieb CT aud
2jcung unb ssaliant; aber tie mubten dua
Dem In Der eriten 6dlfte Der cbioen @ntlAei'
Oung paraele0tsn @runpe cine 8lrslhaft 9Ou
je $4,000 ~leilcn, um ltA nSttigenfals esgen
Die Mnflaae AT ~perantirorten, DAB le NIT stn=
amber unD mt, gnbsrsn cOniptrtrt battsn, I'm
nit Ma6engepaIt f& in ben Selib Der Of
flee &c. Der pplipt=G cmmiilOn 81 ieben ; fat
ben Belib ibres Nmtss nuf benz 0erihtlthen
@eee bts Mrits Of Wanoamus gu erlange1
gu iuNen.
Die Gntlheipuna bes 8tdters 8artOl 9ibi
alto Dem Nitter 0cnp bulb NeGt une bali
unreht. Bttanntlih bate Nthter BUnc
auserudltd ertlart. Oab CT it& nit ieinen
S9rittsn, Dts or !eOisli@ our gufrehterbal'
tung bes Sfsntlideu Grtecens tbue, eurAaua
teine Gntlheipuns Dariber dnmaben noble,
mel6s 0cmmiiion bic rehtma6ise let, ~ionDeru
oab oies purh bic bstrsfsnDen seri&tlt&eu
Snltan,en selteben muie. 8i6ter BartcI
Ooeesen, Der erft 70 SOrii6tts uno unparteiti&
banbeIte, bsbauptet jeet BITE ~ablOlute 8e6te'
eIlti9fett Der Don Smann in Nnnapolis auf
gefIbrtsn @erthtsfarce. @letHwobl erfennt
er an, pab Nihter Bonb 8e6t bate, ais el
bic neuen Gommiidre pom Wsse Der OewalI
auf ben Der eeriHtli6en Snfansen Oeruies.
Seine @olttion 1T cine F6 wioeripre6enpe umt
i9wade, bic ees 9ttAters bomb absr etnt
cUnlsqueMts unD sben pebbalb etue lc9ilde uni
tarfe,
Wetteres aber rte. Yoltsetptrreu "lie6e ii
ben 4Otallpalten.
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GnrOpdi(6e ua1ridten uuo aOti3ea

Ser 0eGanbteb Der Ser. ct. I n
% ten 9err WOtlep, bat ben S~iceaomirat
Don 2esettbCf, ben Steser In Der SAla4t
-ppn QiIa, NIT Dem mad @ten gum 0elu4 ee>
tommtnsn 6errn 6or, DEM Ser. ct. Inter-
Ietretdr fur bic Martne, betannt 9ema4t
Beice 9errsn baben srUbes @efalen an eins
amber gefunben. 6err Sur mill ben Gfret4t=
ihen 0iceaomirul auf etnem She'll leiner
Neilen besleiten unp bat i'm AUDI mad ben
Ser. Staaten eineeluOen, 100 ibm, wie er ight
peri6ert bat, ein le9r mariner @mpflns gu
She'll Weroen WIroe.
Wabl &Og9enbaA'S. Die Stint
muns beS frdber curhaus preuBenieinoliG
aeltnnten baotihen Oberlunoes bat lih 70 ge=
Gnpsrt, DAP per fri9ere Mtniller BON 8ossen.
bad, Der itets BEN tnnt9lten MnlHlub 8aoens
an pre1Ben befIrwortet bat, TN Wablbe3iIi
SbUpfbeim einltimmig gum MitSlieo Der
;petten &ammer errablt murpen 1T.
@egen ben @rafen GIemens
Scn @etpbalen lit wegen ieiueS be-
~tanntsn ShreibenS an baS preuBil6e 6erren-
baus, in welGem er, In Scl9e Der NuilSiuug
bes beutl9en Bunres, .leinen Nustrltt aua
benz 6errenbaule esfldrt, cine Nntlage AMI
observation-disclosures uuO Grresuus Don 5ab
unO Sera6tuns gesen pte Sbri9feit ertotcu
rpCroen. Die 8ertbeiD!9uns beS Nnsetlag.
ten bat Ter Ncpotat'M nwalt, Or. Glpen, Ibrr.
nommen, Der ltA bereits TIM polenpropB ber.
DOrgstban bat unO gu Den bsiten Sert6eiotserr
In YrsuBen se3ablt mtrp.
Sn Betref 9OuiS NapDteoms
Die fran3Cflhe &esteruns bat bic Nadrih
BON Der @rnennuns beS 5errn bon 8euf gun
Miniltsr Der auswdrtisen Nnseleaenbeiten peG
Ratlers BON Setrei@ nit erober 8efrieoisun(
aufaenpmmen. Gs bteb in 0aris, oaB nod
eintae anpere beutl4e Staatsmanner In Der
Sferret4tlaen StaatsDient etntreten MIR
ben.
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Sic 81. y. Gtaatsscituna

frdst uns "@snn nun bic 9~taoitalen pirt.
lid 9%lauben, caB wei6e NebsGen bei Der BAL.
ttmOtsr Wabl 9'itimmt buben. parum eeran-
lalen (e nicbt bic Yerbaftung rerle ben unp
iOresn rafur. Rap le bic fir Meineip an9e
isste Strdfe trefs?"
6isruuf rrtpipern mir 8olssnoeS @tr
eIaMben niht MIR, lonpern mir wilisn Is unb
tSnnen es S6rar5 ouf WeiB beweiien, eaB
Der unp Ssner am Babltase einen Mfstneir
SelAWoten. bat. @ber mir tperpen uns niht
gu SsriGti@en Ds%nuusiationen aesen irseno
einsn u~riersr 9ewiHenlolen pplitiiAsn @eenern
her9eten.
ga IbrtasnS rnebrere unlerer @Ongresfans
bicatsn Die Wabl ibrer GUreutenten bsitreiten
wereen; 70 NITRO Der 81. .. Staatspg. reGt.
jeitig Der BeHets aeltefert merDen, paB bier bel
Der lebten Nabl wtrtlih piele Rebelen uni
&ebedenfreunOe. allO iaes0Ie @ttmmseber,
9eltImmt BADEN.
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nal jur Gtufatruns bss Stimmrehts Der far.
bteen ecpalen ietn Wirt, bic ibr eiseneS Sn'
tsrelIe rsdt gut tfnnen unc rs6t gut minen,
taB Gle reputlifaniihe Yattei. fer lie tbrs
GmansipatioH uno bic lsitber erla0enen SGub-
mobrsesln perpanten, Die eIn3ise 1T, Der fl
tlauen iCnnen.
Nimmt man aleS Sbiee ,uiammen, 70 wirr
man urs ss,riB niGt iansutnti@ nsnneu
mern mir pcrauelaeen: in wentaeu
Sab,eu mtro bic republttanilG t
Yartet Waretanb Wteber be.
bRrr1ben, mmb 3war Damn nj Id
Wtunb elmer WtnOritdt
Cnbern auf 0runo elmer abO
luten 81 aiUritGt ammtlih DE,
ct tmm1 eber Des Staatee.
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2OniS Ybiitpp,
I272 8. 8rattltr., 3wii&en Sharp II. SCuOreS'
bSlt beASnsic an Saub elm UObluHcrtirtes Eager BON oIs
Ier eorteu Oefen, SIe&s unb Wfetanpaareu, SuusPaIs
tunsssesenR6uren &C.
Repaiatureu ansr &rtsu ~srSeu EutS uuO prompt be-
lcret. I5ot1mt
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y. &. Gaiier,
IA OerrcnFlctocr q cfbdf
=" gCeit Mrnttitr. SIN. 36S INN 3b24

~~FTF W. wv
enlpfeflt isu rei6baltises Saoer Opn f~ertiseH
Serb It unb Bintertletoern
MODERN selnaht unp 81 ben b~i1igIteH PreiieT. - Serner
elm arpses iprtimen mt prn ppleaeu une uI0ui-
ieIiu Ober6emten, lInterbsintIeibern, Strimpfsu, GaI8en>
tH6ern, SempentraSeu, SoIstH&ern, 8eseni&irmsu, 9tSds
&C. &C.
SpeBteI bic S6uetter
made i'd aufmertiam a5 cine SrOBe @uStDabl BON bentz
Ibea, bpnGneiI6sn unb iraHSSfi8eH queen, ODSse
tin, Gaiemtrs, GaftnetS, % eteMfcffe,
peI6e i'd int aleineH ME i'm GrCBeu az ben m~aBisftea
Preiien b~eTabfclSe.
8efsuuussn jetsr grt psrpeu nit Tsrsuiissu sutssseus
senpulmen uub auIs Bette beipret. (tes-ID
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3u Oerknufcn G0u O%ermtet6en.

<Nfs4t Gam. 3. GCPsr 4 @OA Guft.
Mail administrations 0crfauf
pom GiaenIbunl an gDelt pratt Str.
aul Greitas, lG. Nro.. ~Nabmittags 4 u6r pirb Der
llnterjei&nefe I'M guitras res Waiienseri&ts Der Gtabt
Baltimore Sfentli@ p~erfaufen
DassaHBe wertbbcIIe @ruubfHt an Der
Gubieite pom Brotthr., eiuiae 2bdreu SfliG BON 0acoftr.
SEQ 3l3. DcfieIbe Bat 80 6us 8ront uut 100 1us Gi,fe
mad Dober ctr. Ianfenb. Die Decentralization befebeu
in eiuem ~2fStiSeH unb Gttid baGfeinernem gBCtnbaus
nit 2~fSdtgem Sinterbau, tUsIdeS an Der Gtrase 1uritf.
tsbt. @runbrsute $l5 jXPni3.
8ebinsuuseu Baar.
y. .. Gtetner, &tm.
SanI. g.. Cop Z d Co., Antt. nobl0--16)
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Gentrdi @efcbGH
90 IN. 0abIe,

Ode BON @aps unb SreOeriditrabe.
@Unuueute fur UrSbes asts sprrdtbts unb auf BeFtI-
Inn oneeftftiGt. tSauSSmH
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RCblen! &Obien
gum biai9iten Yreiie !!

0W"F ~F"FSTFF F+VFTN
S6per unb Ieitt brenneube &pblen aus 0pfens GaneP.
Bodies @epi&t ben 2240 Pfunb bel
Seffe & Bttter.
garS go. 800 g. &arcIiue Ctr, Bad 8aitn. 11dutl
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gu permietben
g&SRe mSbIirte 3immer, Saente iebr biuis, fHb sa
Oermietben in $40 So Nl6ernarIe Ctr. E6ncb8mI
, 1866-12-28

THE UMATILLA HOMICIDE. = Mr. H.
Parker, in a letter to the Oregonidn, fur<
nishes the following version of the difficulty
in which a man named Fletcher was killed
ty packer named riomar:
The packer had been drinking and had
had trouble with another man. Being still
intoxicated, he was met by Fletcher in a sar
loon and they had quarrel about throwing
dice for the. drinks. Romar soon stepped
out and went into another saloon. Fletcher
went to the outside of the door of this sa.
loon and waited till Romar came out, when
without saying a word he knocked Roman
down by striking him on the head with a
revolver, rendering him for the time help,
less. Fletcher then cursed him, pulled his
nose and dared him to fight Roman replied
that he was unarmed, but soon after recov-
ering got DIP, went into and through the
saloon Fletcher followed into the saloon,
took drink, lit a cigar and went out again
when be and Roman met and both commenc-
ed shooting at each other Seven shots
we're fired Roniar is in Jail. The feeling
among the permanent people here is much
against Fletcher, who, am Rld, is gamb-
Ter from Montana, with a reputation for
being desporado.
, 1866-12-28

= PARDoSED.-Wm Adams, who it will be re-
collected, in company with man named Wnd-
;dingham, was convicted in the Walla Walla Dis
.trct Court of the crime of highway ROBBERY, and
,seotenced to be confined in the Penitentiary for
life, received his pardon on Christmas morning.
Waddingham was pardoned over year since,
and being the principal in the commission of the
crime, it was felt that it was not rigat to keep
Adams in confinement. The pardoned man, who
is generally known as six Toed Pete" during
the whole term of his confinement, embracing
period of over two years, has conducted him
self well, and is given geod name by the Jail
ora. The terms of the pardon are that he is to
leave the Territory within forty days, never. to
return. A number of our citizens exerted them
selves to secure Adams release aud we crnOuly
trust that he will so conduct himself as to show
that he is worthy of the interest taken, in his
behalf
, 1866-12-28

THE fIMEs.-There is no use in attemph
ing to disguise the fact thai lines are ex>
ceedngly dull here at present-."they are
rough, monstrous rolgh;" business of every,
kind is jogging at very slow rate Of speed,
indeed currency is scarce and dust "tan,t
Jicn" even those irrepressble "owls Of
mirth and beauty" the Hurdles, who were
wont to gladden. our hearts with their play
ful smiles and cahlike agility can now scatcct
ly raise trot" The cluSe of this gehe =
al siaCnation of business is pot attributable
to our lack Of resources, for we have the
best mines to,dly, in the world, which res
quires only some capital and a little practi>
cal economy to cause them to be renowned
in history but there are many things lack
ing, and sOr:e screws loose" all Of which
will be remembered "poco tempo, and We
will yet have the most prO>p rous camp On
the Pacific coast = Ooyhee BuHioH.
, 1866-12-28

RECOVERED. - The remains Of Francis
Mccoy, who it will be recOlIocted was mur'
dered by Indians, while on the road to Owy>
hce, we're recovered and brought back to this
city for iuterment The funeral services
were had at the Catholic Church, on this
,(Friiay) afternoon, after which the b,dy
was conveyed to. the city burial ground, fol-
,lowed by large cortege Of friends and rel
atiyes
, 1866-12-28
The Price of Gold Dust |!

tAt a,geoeral meeting, held the 26lh Of Novem-
Der, 1866 at the City of Umatilla, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted BY the
citizens thereof:
ReSoIved, That from aud after this date, we
will not take gold dust for more than the follow e
tng rates, for merchandise or any other business
transactions:
Blackfoot Dust not to exceed. ..Sl7 90 per OF.
Unmixed Boise Basin gold I" ....Sl4 OO "
Mixed Gold Dust, not exceed ...Sl3 20
Owyhee Placer dust" " .....$ 900
ResolUed, That we, the Undersigned citizens OF
misplace hereby bind an pledge ourselves on our
honor, to abide by the foregoing resolution. and
to discountenance any attempts to the contrary.
D. NJ. FREKeH, Pres't.
J. H. KUSGIE, Secretary.
,UmatillA, November 26th, 1866. = ,y5ls4w.
, 1866-12-28

CHRISTMAS CAKE.-Mr. o. Brechtel, of
the Walla Walla Bakery, sent to the print
ing Office highly ornamented cake, of mann
moth proportions, which was duly discussed
and pronounced first rate Mr.. B is a fast
friend of the printers, and always remembers
them about Christmas time.
, 1866-12-28

Ii HOLIDAY TRIN.-On Christmas day, Mr.. Wm.
Bender had his meat market dressed off in hollis
day trim, and certainly made a creditable dis
play of beef mutton, pork and turkeys. In the
matter of meat it is the current remark made by
strangers that the beef in this Valley is the finest
of which they have any knowledge, to which we
add that our friend Bender always supplies his
customers with the choicest cuts.
, 1866-12-28

Tue TnAvEL.-Parties who have reached Walla
Wsla within a day ortwo, direct from Montana,
report very little snow, and represent the trip as
being made without serious difficulty or expos
sure. At this season of the year all the travel
comes by way of the Lakes, the road over the
mountains being blockaded by snow.
, 1866-12-28

DxsrRrERs-Si1 of the soldiers stationed at
FORT Walls walla, deserted a few days since, ta-
tiro with them valuable horses belonging to the
coTernmeut. The party was pursued and two
of,be deserters brought back; the other four are
stiI At large.
, 1866-12-28

s,Ow.-on Wednesday night last we had the
frs. real snowfall of the season, snow having
s,ll to the depth of possibly four inches. The
chance for sleigh-riding at this present time
Iook, excellent.
, 1866-12-28

Az HoxE.-B. L. Sharpstein, member of the
COuucil from this county, has returned home.
Hi, early return is attributed to big disgust
With the clam and cOhOg country.
, 1866-12-28

REEF CoxTRAcr.-It VIII be seen that we re-
nublish the advertisement, inviting proposals
for supplying the troops at Fort LaPwai with
fresh beef. At the previous letting the bids
were put in at 20 cents per lb.-a price which
IN. nsnnriment deemed exhOrbitant.
, 1866-12-28
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, 1866-12-28

PocKEr DIARIES FOR lS67.-Mr. II. Parker, of
the Book and Variety Store, has a very large as
sortmeut of pocket diaries for 1867, bound in
different styles of binding, aud got up in the
neatest style. Those who require either diaries
or memorandum books, should call and exam
inc his assortment.
, 1866-12-28

WITH PLEAsURB.-Tbe AefhOdisti n religious
newspaper Published in New York city, comes
20 US marked 'Pleass x" With pleasure, we
DI.es the Msthodist on our exchange list.
, 1866-12-28

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of Warning
and Instru ction for Young Men, Also Diseases and
ahqses which prostrate the vital powers with sute
means Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR. J. SKILLn HoUaHroN;s
Hovosd Association. Philadelphia, Pa Ijy 7, 'es y
, 1866-12-28

INDIANS AT lNsKIP.-Mr. Miller came over from
Silver on Thursday and reports that band of
Indians visited Inskip's on Monday night last,
burnt the stables, took FIVE horses of stage stock
and paid their respects 20 the place generally.
Tne firstiDtmation the people had that anything
was wrong was the noise of the dogs. One Of
the men went to the door, when he was saluted
by bullet, which struck the door on one side
Of him, and an arrow on the other at the same
time. He jumped back, exclaiming, "lndians,
by Cdr We did not learn how many men were
in the honse, but they Immediately took their
arms for fight. The Indians were concealed
behind the stone walls of the stable so that it
was impossible to do them any harm. After ex-
changing a few shots the Indians took the stock,
set Ere to the stable aud left.-BOise StateSmdH
, 1866-12-28
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