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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
No. 266.

VHgK sALE-FRAME HOUSE, IN Edgsssd
> food rooms. ibt 5oxi70, third house on 6alis-
to Pike Prce So 90 so cash baiauce 10 one
year. iaih rest and len Apply %
Il. 9. sCOVEL, Reai Esiais Agent
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No. 275.

VHE EKEIE HOUSE lor Lssse--This l. one
i Of the largest Hotels iu han lFiis, having sixty
room, and 81 a. excellent locality, and wiihsl
dong good bualness. The furniture Of the house
~ q sold at appraised prcss and hotel leased
at s. 90 per snnrrn, 4or iour yesrs from January
isi i566- Apply % -
"a. @. SCOVEL,
Real Estate Agent, corner Capitol Avenue saa Parz
Street.
OHees and rssidauoa, enrner PARK sirest ani Cap
iioi Avenue. opposir7 east iront q state Capitol
JAMS
For any Of ne shove meanoued properly apply
10 IA, q. sCOV ELat
REAL EsTATE AGEHT,
Corner Of Park street. aud Capitol AFeauss oppoa.f
Essi Freai Q. M state capitol,
del
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No. 236.

-ETOR SALE 461k feet, corner Vine and Union
y Streets opposne the residence Of Mrs.. Ez-f're-
sident Pok. Priee $40 per foot. nob!e spot for
a hne residence.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1850.

Az. DILL
John Stewart. defendant.
IN this cause it appearing TO the Satisfaction Of
the Clerk ana Master from affidavit, that defendant
stewart Is non resident OF the State Of Tennessee,
80 tha the ordinary process OF aa cannot ho served
upon him: 10 is therefore ordered that publication
be made, for Jour consecutive weeks, IN the Nash
vile Union, newspaper published IN the city OF
Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said defendant
10 appear on the first day OF our next Court TO be
held al McMinnyille, on the IN Monday IN March,
ls6G, 10 plasd, an-wer or demar % complainant
bil or the same gi be taken Tor confessed, as TO
them and set tor hearing expsrte
J. f. MORFORD. C. m.
ffb2I-wfta BY J. C. BmEs, ID. C.
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In referring 10 matters having direct
bearing upon the trade Of the country, the
Philadelphia Ledger, Of recent date, says
The agitation OF the question Of an early
resumption OF specie payments has had a
tendency 70 restrain the spirit Of spccula-
tion ana 70 encourage notions OF economy .
thus. by anticipating the hoanciA shock
tighten its effects, II not stave il of. Our
manufacturers, BY gradually lessening pro-
duetion. have 30 Tar saved themselves from
that heavy decline IN prices, and perhaps
general breakup, that would have been sure
Il have attended them had they kept IN
the former supply. They have suffered
some. but most Of them, u Is believed, will
pass any probable crisis unbrokeu. The
decline ID prices Of Gotten and wooden man
ufactures since the commencement Of the
year, has been from Is 70 80 per cent, bat
on comparatively light stocks the loss TO
the trade has been correspondingly light.
The dry goods jobbers and retailers have
generally suffered most, according 10 the
amount Of capital employed, and ihis has
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04

POsT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARSHALL.
Baltimore, Feb. 20, Is64
81 have great satisfaction in stating thai have
used 1.-THE Samsrtan's Remedies IorlV enareal
Disease in its most customary forms thatsi have
used them with judgment. discretion, and proper
~, and have found them respond 10 my anticipa-
tons promptly and efiectuslly. Knowing their
composition have the fullest confidence IN their
efficacy, and as far a. my use Of them extends ]
recommend them strongly"
ALFRED G. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
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EtOR RENF-A new Frame House Of rooms
- 10 North Nashville, near the residence Oi mr
?. r Chatham Pnce $500 per suuum.
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In Chanoery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES. 1865


Z. J. HoUord ct ais,
vs. OTginal Bill.
John d. Andrews, ct ais.
ON motion OF compainants BY their solicitor,
and Il appearing TO he satisfaction Of TIE Clerk an
Msster, nom an sslegs,ioa IN complslnant's bll
thai sne deiendsnss James snd Peyton TAYLOR,
Francis Igiehsrt and her husband Ethelbtrt lie.
hart are ron residents Of the state OF Tennessee.
1T Is therefore ordered that Publication BE- made
TOT four consecutive weeks IN the Nashville Union,
curing the sad defendants % appear ~ the next
term Of the ChAncerT Court to Be held for the
county Of Perry, at the courthouse in the town OF
Lndea, on the nrss Thursday ter Inc first Mon
day IN April neIf then Snd there 20 enter their de-
fence % complainant BAL, or the sane viii be "a
ken Tor contested and SET for hsarnE ex parie As
70 them. 4. N. THOMAS, Q N.
FnarchQ-4tw
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| II NIGHT BROTHERS. -Deslers IL Cumberland
| n and fittsburg Cal Wood sawed and spit Ia
| stove lengths. Office 40 Church street Yard on
Rolling millaill, south OF Broad Ali orders filed
promptly.
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Sanaritan's Wash

Ia. in case Of Syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root End Herb Juices. Full directions, Price 6iy
cents
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WALL PAPER, etc,

VTUSON, j. w. a CO.-Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers ia lin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street.
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HE'LL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.

| e,PRINg WATER BREwERY.-MANKEL a
- FRAkK, successors 10 Nj }. Druciier. brewers
Of Ale snd Lager beer, No. II Broad street, hssh-
| vile. Tenn. ldec2-ly
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BANKEfs AND HROKERs.

LEIBsT NATIONAL BAHK-GoEernInent Deposl-
n tarv.-No. So College street, between Union
and tie Punlic Square Dealers IN Uneurren'
Money. Exchange Coin and Government secur-
ties OF al kinds. stocks and Bonds bought Shd
sold On Commission. Collections promptly at
tended tc. 80
A. &. SANFORD, Pres't. Jas g. OGDEN ,Cssh'r.
x o. JAnIsos, Assistant Cashier
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NJ ERRlTT 4 HILI4-Dealers in Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, Window Glass; and Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
street,
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ESTABLISHED 1857.
The largest Manufacturers aud OriRinAtors Of the
Distr buuon, conducted for yesrs on strictly Hon
orahle Principles, snd TO The entire satisfaction Of
all who pstron re US, offer The ususl
Catalogue Of Rich aud Valuable Articles, One
Dollar Each.
% Piano Fortes, each. .-.. -..-..S5OO 10 500
$50 Sewing Machines, each........ ....lOO to $50
500 Fine cold Chronometer Watches,
each....-.....---.. .-.....-........-... 200
500 Fine sold English Lever Watchea.. $50
30 Ladies' Gold Enameled Bilou
Watcbes...............- .................... $50
900 s0idSilver Huntg Lever Watches. $40 to $50
200 Silver Dinner Seis. ...........-...slOO TO $50
100 SlTer lea 100 10 loo
5000 English Silver Crust stands., 20 10 so
5000 Silver Fruit Is to 80
All the above list OF goods vii be sold for one
dollar esch Certificates OF all the various articles,
sa ing what each one can have, are first puf into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed; and, when or
dered are taken out without regard 70 choice, and
sent by mail, thus giving all fair chance. On re-
ceipto Of the Certificate you can see what you can
have, snd then il u at your option 70 send one dol
lar and take the sTtcis or not.
One Certlh ate may obtain you a Gold Watch Ser
vice u Silver Plate, or any Other valuable article
THERE WILL BIZ No BLANKS.
One sealed envelope coutsining an order for one
Of the valuable articles on cur list, will bs sent 70
any address on receipt Of Is cents. FOR 81 Is
for 81 30 with premium for s.. 100 with 3 pre.
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Wateh, SIS Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases. Goods not
pressing the tastes or fancy Of our customers viii
be excnanged Tres OF cost.
Agents and others viii be allowed 70 cents on
eacll Certificate ordered by them provided NOT less
thai slx are ordered ct time. Agents will eollsct
= cents ioI eseh eernieate and remit IS cents each
70 US. Address al orders to
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS GCO
p. 3. Sox, SJ7S. lO2 Nassau street. K. Y.
Great chance to make money. Agents wanted
everywhere. feb9-x6rn
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BOOHsELLERS AND sTATIONEKS

AZ YERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
MI Latest styles Of Fret Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and CsTTysdis, az Aortn
Market street.
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fKRKs OF suRsnRTPrInr.
RATEs 0F ADYERfIsIRa.
~ ABtkk1lb1R6 IN DETAIL,
TIKI RATES WILL BIZ AB FOLLOWS;

Advertisements IN the Special Column, nrst time,
nom ] 20 lines, 81 Oo--each addifio1sl line 81
centsi subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column, INST time, from to lines, 81 o.
each sdduonA line, 30 cent?, subsequent inseT-
tons, IS cents per line.
All advertisements occupying special position,
nd all double column sdveTfisemsuts will be
charged Ss1S per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIZ be charged at the regular advertising mates,
aerbon made
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Crops in Indiana.
s,o,rsspoudencs Cleveland Herald.
RoLLING PRAIEE,
Laporte Co., lid, March Is.

RoLLiNG PRAIEIE,
Laporte Co., lnd., March 3.
The weather, for the last four weeks here
has been the Marchiest Of March weather
within the recollection Of the oldest inha b.
tsnts. Il has showed to-day about thres
inches deep. The extreme cold weather
,nd crust on the snow in The fore part Of the
,.ipter made sad havoc with the wheat crop
on The prairies, but in the timber It is not
80 badly hurt. But al has suffered more or
les.. The prospect st present stands about
tbus. Prairie wheat, from one-third 20 one
half a crop; timber lands, from 5 to =
= crop. Almost the entire potato crop OF
Iast tsll that was buried is frozen.
The r,cople in this county are wild abou,
The recrnt cold weather, and a great man
are selling and making tracks for Dixie.
Real estate brings a good price, and an im-
Ineuse amount has changed hands this
spring
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No. pa.
No. ZIG.

nor sALE-A small Frame House, lot 23E7o, on
Il Jackson street. north Of the Corporation spring
Pnce $40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
MarshsT,s Sale.


10y virtue 81 WIii IA TO me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court q the United states for the Mid
cie District Of Tsnneasee st it, October term, 1865
will sell on Saturday, The l4th dsy Of sprl, 1856,
commencing at 20 o'clock m. 81 Pable Auction,
q the Highest bidder cash IN hand, at the Court
house door IN Nashville, Davidson county, al the
right tie, claim, interest ana estate hicn VILLAIN
C0ilon has 90 snd ts The following described real
estate, VIZ; tract Of land lying 10 Smith county,
Tennessee, IN civil district No I, beginning ST the
North boundary linz Of the town Of Garbage, AZ the
road running East 80 poles, thence souih one pole
. the academy land, thence East with sad land 70
poles 10 the n E corner OF said land, thence WITH
said land - poles 70 the roa, thence 40 poles % me
Mil tTaoch d, thence I'd said braach win It's mean
d - $50 East 80 poles 70 the Mil Dnrn, thence up
ssid branch IS poles with IL meaLcers % oeecn
10 the FOIL! Il the branch. thence North - East "a
poles 70 beech thence NoTtA III East - poles 10
a bsech theuce North Zs9 East ~ poles TO Whi.e
oak, Moth s. West a poles 70 white a. h, thence
Norlh 55e West lO2 pol 70 an ironWoodl thence
North Gs7 West 81 poles 10 an ash thence West 100
polesto an ash and dOgwood, thence North 5Oo West
Isl poles to buckeye and ahite oak 70 the Fort
Bluur road above GoodneT's old Tan Yard, thence
sontb 3 East with the road 62 poles to red oak,
thence South Sc East along said road 81 poles
thence South = est IS poles along said road thence
South so East as poles along said road, thence
South SIC East % poles slong said road, thence
South AZ East as poles along said road, thence
Soutl Is East 40 poles along said road, thence
South IsT poles along SAID road % the beginning,
coutsiuiug ss9 acres Of land, more or less exeept-
ing tberefr0m he old Church Lot contain ng about
q acre TO satisfy an execution against said Cullom,
and in favor Of Orsamus Is. Madison
nnar6-Wft +. r. GLAbOOCk, N. N. d. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
No. 235.

FOR RENT-Fhsen Acres OF good Land, AZ arsi
i Ioll-gsis on Gallstn Pike.
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Cd Il GOLD AND SILVER - e
81 WATCHES. 81

GETS Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng.
- llsh silver CTuet Stands Butter Coolers, Dinner
and Tea Serves, Pinos, Sewing Machines, Vest
JeRelrY. &c, Ac.
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No. 222.
No. 223.
No. 225.

T1OR SALE-A small Farm Of 50 Acres, on the
- Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashville
we'll improved. Frame house OF three rooms, Il.
tic, hall and kitchen. Two springs, line young or.
chard Of 600 frmt trees Just beginning to bear ap-
pies, peaches, plums, cherries and plums, All well
enclosed. $3.50 per acre one-haf cash, balance
10 one year. Possession gwen January LIST, 1863.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04

Reader, here IL proef positive Of the value Of
these truly valuable preparations. The old sckeu-
ing and disgusting drugs hsve 70 give way 70 RENE.
dies purely vegetable, pleasant 10 the tasta, and
POSITIVE CURE. "
Sold BY WJ&CW SMITH. DRUGGISTS.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
DESMOND CO., PrOprisiors,
slb Race street, Philsdelphia, Pa. lsspSO-6rn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04
In Chaneery at McMinnYiIle, Tenn.
FEszUART RULEs, 1856.
A. ". Brewer, complainant.
". In HlI

this cause, It appearing to the satisfaction Of
Il the Clerk and Master, rom cOmpiainants I'M,
which is sworn 70. that Alfred Va son, one Of he
deendsnts, = . nol-reeident Of toe STATE OF Ten.
neseee, that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
b served upon hum: Is i therefore ordered thai
TIE Nashville Union. 8 nessEaper Published 10 the
city % Nashville requiring said defendant % appear
On TIE hrst day Of our next term Of Court 70 be
held IN tbs tosn Of McMinnXfe, Tennessee. on the
fourth Monday N March naxt, 10 plead, answer or
aeuur 10 complanaats Bill. or the same vii BE-
taken for conissssd 70 hnn, ana sei ~ hesrng
ex nsrte. ,, =. MORFORD g. an
teblG-Ef.s By J. Q. buEs. y. c.
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Receipts Of Cotton at Southern Ports,

The following are the receipts OF all ports
lie presept commercial year, commencing
september I, 1865, to the dates named:
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Send a5 Cents for CertIfleate

forwarding the 6ertIneates paving postaye and
DONG the business, IS cents each, which must be-
enclosed when the Certificate 10 sent for FiyeCe-
hcates will be sent COR ST. eleven for 80, thirty for
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-04

(ARET 4 SMITH, Nos. Sc and 30 Union street,
, (up stairsy represent the foloNipg Companies
a.tnz Of Hartford, Security, Mannaitan, Metropol-
tan Phoenix and Knickerboeker Life Of New ork,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

A SHOOTING affray occurred on Main stree.
last Sunday afternoon, between William Baer
aud Frederick Zerrenner, usually known as
Vinegar. Several shots were exchanged and
a grand scattering Of the crowd ensued. Vim
egar was slightly wounded in the wrist. The
shooting was stopped by the Intervention Of
the officers, the parties arrested, taken before
Justice McGownd, and held to bail in the sum
ofS50O, each to appear to answer to the charge
ofassaull with intent to kill. The case was
set for Friday evening. The sureties of Baer
are ]. J. Kelly aud s. A. Merritt; for Zerren-
ner, DR.. Harris and D. Markham. Idaho
World
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

ONE of the Government Revenue Detectives
seriously informs the Commissioner Of Gus
toms that the Canada smugglers have laid
pipes acrofs~the St. Lawrence river, and are
engaged in pumping whiskey from Canada to
the United States. He says he is searching
for the spout
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

The SHoorING OF LIEUT.. DUToHER AT
about two O'Clock This morning, sLieutenant
butcher, 9th o. s. Infantry, the acting Prov
ost- Marshal Of the District, while'going from
the guard-house to his office, on Larimie
street, he was approached by an unknown man
who, without any warning, discharged apistol
at him this shot missed, when the Lieutenf-
ant drew a Derringer and fred the would
be assassin again fired approaching so near
asto bum the clothes, the ball passing through
the bowels, and lodging near the spine. He
then ran down street and made his escape.
Lieutenant Dutcher is lying in avery critical
state, the physicians in attendance having very
little hope of his recovery Denver Color
ado) Neios March 25lh.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

BlvEN's GULoH.-We learn from an "honest
miner from that locality, that although this
formerly rich gulch has been pronounced
worked out, rich harvest of the precious
metal is expected, this season. Several well
paving barshave been found, and the Gulch
exhibits lively appearance, at present; all
hands making preparations for the summers 8
campaign. gn.--Montana Post. ur,f ya
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

AFTER THEM.-Marshal Keller is a great
barrier in the way of horse thieves in this
section, and as result it is getting to be
very unhealthy for them to be about. The
Marshal received information some time
since of the theft of horse from s. G..
Rogers, of Grand Ronds, and being ever on
the lookout for evil-doers, was informed
the thief, named La Bchiere was around
Mr.. Keller started on the scent and tracked
him to Five Mile Creek. Last night about
nine o'clock he made descent on the camp,
about mile beyond the Five Mile House,
arrested the thief and recovered the horse.
He is now in Jail awaiting an examination.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

THE U. S Ordnance Department declares
that ice two inches thick will bear infantry !;
four inches, cavalry with light guns; six
inches, heavy field guns and eight inches,
the heaviest siege guns with 1000 pounds to
the square inch. sh
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

A MERrTED PaoMorIos.- fellow towns
man, Quincy A. Brooks, Esq, Special Agent
for the Postotfice Department, has been pro-
NOTED to be Special Nail Agent for the Pacif-
ic coast His district will embrace California,
Oregon, Washington Territory, Idaho, Nevada
and Arizona, with headquarters at San Fran
CISCO and with pay increased to the maximdm
allowed by law. Mr.. Brooks is ordered to
establish his headquarters in San Francisco
by the 30th fJune.-Oregonian
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

A man at Globe Village Soutbbridge, who
left off chewing tobacco has since gained IL
pounds of flesh His appetite meanwhile has
increased to an alarming extent, and it is fear
ed he will be obliged to resume tobacco or
starve to death.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

FLoUaISG MlLL.-Mr. 7. w., Emerson in
forms US that he will blythe first of August
have his new Touring mill about fifteen miles
below this city, completed, and of capacity to
turn out fifty barrels of -four per day. Mr.
Emerson is practical miller of long expert
euce, and possessed of energy that must sue
ceed We therefore look for a good mill
That is encouragement for farmers to raise
wheat, with market for all the they can make,
at their doors.-Idaho Statesman.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

AN employee OF the o. S. N, Co. at Umatil-
Ia, whose name we did not learn, committed
suicide on Thursday last, by stabbing himself
seven times in the side and once it the neck,
with pocketknite.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
DEER LoDar.-A correspondent of the Mon.

DEER LoDoE.-A correspondent of the Non.
tana Post, writing from Deer Lodge, says:
The report that gained circulation, con-
corning the shooting affair at Elk creek, last
week was incorrect. Kelly is still alive, and
it is thought will recover; Loan has fed to
parts unknown.
The mines are proving of great wealth; large
numbers of quartz lodes have been discovered
near Reynolds City, of a very superior quality.
man, whose name have not learned,
was hanged by the citizens of German Gulch,
on last Friday afternoon, for attempting TO
murder his partner, by stabbing him. The
wounded man, it is thought will recover.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

A SERVANTS School is the latest idea in Lon
don. In it girls are trained to household
work, cooking, washing and needlework
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

IT is said the party who followed the ami
mails taken from Babington's about week
ago, were obliged to come back without sue
cess, after going about seventy miles. The
Indians had too many hours the start. They
found the carcasses Of several mules that had
been killed for lunch, but could not oyer
take the band.-Idaho Statesman.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

AT the U. S. Arsenal at Wa,ertown, Mass,
abous three hundred and sixty men are still
engaged in the manufacture Of iron gun car
riages, of the Rodmau pattern, designed for
the thorough arming of the forts of our ex-
tensive coast, from the borders OF Maine to
the shores of California and Oregon.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
9allp! !! 5Elpn!ntalnrer-
Noboat from below at 81 O'Clock.

EXTENSIVE petroleum discoveries have been
made in Alabama and Louisiana.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

THE robbers ofthe Orleans Hotel have been
found guilty before the District Court, now in
session at Umatila.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

THE river at this point rose two feet in the
past twenty-four hours.