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Snm. u. Smlth.

Late Y. Q. Smith & Bono. q North Cherry
street, (CIay Roberts old stand,J keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Braudie5, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whiskies, and a various assortment Of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had ia the
city. All we asS is TO give US call ard see
for yourselves.
dac2- If
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F. 51ashrllle @flnl0n.
PRIsTED AND PUELIsHED By THF
/ NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
THURSDAY, MARCH /, 1866.
PRESIDENT JOHNsON'S VIEWS
AND POLICY.
Authorized Statement from Governor
Cox
The President Aims 10 Stimulate
Loyalty.
His Whole Heart with the Union
Party.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The following
important letter vas read tonight by
Governor Cox, of Ohio, to the Repre-
sentatives in Congress from that SAste
"WAsHISGTON, Monday, Feb. 70.
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SnecinI Nnticr.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery TO Us, on Dee. lst 1868,
We Will be prepared 20 resume business as
builders anu contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished o. our patrons.
Turning and Carving toorder, Tor the trade
WAREES * AOJEs,
High street, between Church and BrJui.
InrHM-.M.
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CoLaATE,s HoNeY soAP.

This CeIeb.s.ei ToilsJ soap, Ia such universal
demand, is made from The chUicsst materials, Is
mild and smohent ~ i.s nature, fragrautIY
accented. and extremely beneficial in .,- action
Fancy Goods Dealers. fau9-ly
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Authorized Statement from Governor
Cox.
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NAuvoo. on the NisssslpP, formerly the
abode of the N0rmous, and s,ll teemu
with Mormon relies, iaciud.uE the widow
Of Prophet smith remarked 90 tavern.
keeper, was subsequently tle retreat OF
Cstet's commuuis.ic French colony. Though
diminished since Cadets death, the French
ia numbers and sciive IN its Revolutionary
sympathies. They propose b. have ce.-
ebratI1n on g grand sca.e Of tke uiYersary
Of the Freach revolution cf ISIS, ca tbs
2lst inst.
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no NE AGAIN!I

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
Trimmings, Worsteds. Zephyr
SC, &c,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville tuat we will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c., &c,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME * CO.,
uOvI-tf No. Union street
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HAFIA1 qual6sd 81 Administrator On the ez-
II tsie o. John q. Hal. de esset, t1l= % % n0-
VI ~ PeF-qls La'luE G. lnf syasl-t =a.I estate o.
NE men Nltn ms sIsliu ths me prsacrDsd -
la, % iley al - usrTed, and those laat1leg %
come iorNaTd and make psymsui.
Shis .oHN 80. SMITH. A1m't
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IyUOS From E7gersvilie to Rogsrsyille Jurc-
ton, ,u the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, IA miles and
back, SIX times week, giving Sc.
Clair twice week side supply i.am
railroad On due connection.
Leave koCersvii.e daily, except sun
day, at bj2 q IA
Arrive at junction by cam
Leave Junction daily, except Sunday,
at p p u
Arrive at h0Eersyilie bv gE- d uI
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PHOToGRAPHs.-PhoJosraphs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection IN the west, ior sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, % Cedar street., opposite Com
mTclA Hotel. mRy27-tf.
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INVESTIGATION or COrTON FRAUDs-Mr
Chandler, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, aud Mr.. Harvey Watterson, OF Tenn
essee, who were appointed by the Presi-
dent TO visit the southern States and lnves-
tigate the frauds alleged to have been com
mitted by the United states sgents emPow
cred in the purchase Of cotton have re-
turned 70 the city, and will soon make &
report on the subject. They report tht
cotton frauds as enormous, and say it vii
require the Special investigation Commit
tee to consider them. They say that cot
ton agents and their associates have con-
veyted, in many instances, very large SUM
to Their own use, which belonged in part
either to the United States or the people
from whom, under one pretext and another
the cotton was obtained.-CH. C0El.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Esssy Of WsrainA
Snd Instruction for Young Men. Also, new snd 70
liable treatment IOr Diseases OF the Urinary and
Sexual sys.ems-Seut iree In sealed envelopes.
Address, Dc. J. SAlL4LlN HOU6HTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apriS-lJ
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I00JI From Nashville, by Lavergue. Smvr-
ua, Alurireesb0r0', Jordaa's VALLEY.
I1steryiIle, Belibuckle, WartrJcs
Depot, Normandy. Tullahoma, E--
tells Springs, Dtcherd, Cowan, Au-
Gersou's, Stevenson, (AIs.I Bridge
port, Long Island, N.ckaiack,
lDeuu.l Running W Water, and Look
cat station, ,Go.,J to Lhattduo0za,
lteun j lJ5 miles sud back, twice
daily, with daily branch Ina due con-
uecuou-Waguace Depot 10 Shelby
vile, S miles.
Leave Nashville daily at 380 m
and 8 p m
Arrive 90 Chattanooga by l.50 p m,
and next day by I.5O no
Leave Chattanooga daily at so % IN
and 1.5U p IN
Arsiye at Nashville at $50 p m and
next day by 8 d Ia
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A. MONT bhOTHEk5-neseEs IN Cumberland
n and El,I-lurg C.u NoJG sawed End sliiIt Il
ztoE- lengths. DHCe 40 Church slrse,. iaid on
promptly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIEF.

We sre authorized 20 announce ROSCIU5KC
BRANCH as q candidate Tor sheriff o. DAVIDSON
county, at the ensuing March election oct2l-
We are u,horizsd % suu0uUcr ". G. SHAW as s
candidate for sheriff Ct DAVIDSON county, 81 the
next March election. Ie
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] 2 L nlcn.
WhispeTinss.


The spirit lis or love is here
spreading sweet fIayrEnce Iouudi
Well cherishH our whole life 'ong,
To keep & ever near.
Bisst spirt ofthe best above,
We pray ttee tsITy .ong,
And work wIyila our hearts slovs
Akin 70 niaatlel song.
Thy p-esencc ne'er shall soTroE know,
Jn'aitriIlu or fear;
Where thou l5th reign esrth's cares are goae-
Be ever, ev-f near.
Decay and death doth follow fast
The steps " manhood's prime
Ali earthly konors are but dust
Compared to endless time.
Times tiny singers doth repeat
Care-ses oar our brow;
While We enjAy, she there doth mark
Our face win wrinkles o'er.
Age. homely, houored, creeping, comes
Ger Us w.ih surest pace
We seek the arms Of Grace to bind
our soUl ia Christian faith
NASHVILLE, February, ls66.
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ACOUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REgUHEs nfsE5IsTz ArrEsIIoy AID sHouJO b.
cHErEED. j. ALLOWED 70 C5SIIsvE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurabls Lang Disease
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aANkEIis -, LtRokEIEN.

al sTNA rlDE1L BANK-5oyerume Dep0s.
II t-l-NJ o. College street, between JnloL
sld lie IA lIc square dealers In Jncursen
Money, ia .-auEa, cola, ana pOFern1aeht secuEl
q. gr I'll ..-4-. -lJeE- ami Bonds bought aLd
sold ou g9uulzalOg. Collections promptly a.
tended 90.
A. O.. -asF0ED, Pres'L JAS. 6. OGDEN Cash'r.
EgAER, THUs s.-Broker corner Onion and
NJ college streets, buys and sells Gold, Jicur'
T,.4. Money, G.yeInmruL aecuUues ami Voucher,
C.Ie.lll- attended, 90 promptly
Also buys ana llls Ca e. mla.-zlJu.
.sECyND NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
- ~ JlerTy street, le. .l5 Il EZChaage, Govern
meat sg..l-es alI Co b.. COLLECTIONS promptly
attended .o q. LUEsuEs, Cashier.
V7HIBI NATIONAL BANk OF Nashville
II Ieal-. .u EasLalEe5 Government Securities
s-l tnI-- collections promptly at.-llrt %.
Cod, STOCKS suI Bonus sid on Commission.
". ". FEEAY, Precedent EDGAR JOsEs, Cashier.
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gEyuSON. D. W. & CO. Manufacturers and
W lyhulrsa.e and Retail D caters lu Tin, Copper
an Sheet iron Ware ami Furnishing Goods, No. AZ
! CBI.e-e street
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ATTENTION IEJsHMES Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Irelsnd, in sums
Of fl to tlU for sale al U. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street q
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REAL HNgAIE henNrs

TONE 8 TUNS ELI4-Wholesaie and Retail
- BoOkse lgrs. rt+uuusr5i ana News Ag5nts,
No. go north Cherry stIeei, Nashville, Tenn.
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~ EEhIr O. HILL-beaisrs Do Wal Paper
lNA window Shades, NiulOw Glass ald Photo
grtphic Material, corner oil Church ana Market
lfHTats
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

guEEF ssIITE, No-. Sc ard 81 Union street,
- .up -ts.rsI represent the AJvIrg Companies
AlBa ul Hartford, security alfnls tan, MelIOpOii-
IN. Fhdsuz and kniczerDoeker Life Of New Aork,
sad Accident of Columbus, Ohio.
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CLAIM A-ENT Is, &c.

"a TLil5 d -NaLuttetgrers OF all the
W. Latest styles Ji tsIaJ Glass Carriages Huu
D.--Igs. EEplr=l Ha. lus aud Carp ais, - -sur,l
MnIhrL -trsuI.
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The Emperors 5 speech concer

The Emperor's speech concerning
Mexico receives a little elucidation
from the following extract from a Eu-
ropean letter:
At a Cabinet meeting, held but few days
ago, Fould taking the lead oa account Of
these financial ficulties, all the Ministers
expressed themselves unanimously in favor
Of an immediate evacuation, but the Empe
ror declared that this could not yet be done
with safety. When asked what he intend
ed 70 say about Mexico at the opening Of
the Chambers, he stated to the astoulshment
of his Secretaries, that he wished % say
nothing about it. But when they renon-
-trated that they were unable 10 bear the
responsibility which such an omiu0us si.-
leuce on sucn sn occasion would impose up
on them, he promised to change b IS course,
and couch in diplomatic terms some SEN
teGCes on Mexico"
Nobody will deny that he kept his
promise.
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To the Voters of David
son County.

yxyE are veoues'a "a 90 state thst Il Fsrrar. SPe
w -isi n.-agtV. al Arlington & Fsrrar's kta. ts
-sts AGENCY. Pubic SQu8Te, Methodist fui ..s.fn.
Boase, viii issue cert hca e- 20 those satued .
sole 81 the easu.ng March e.eeton' ca lLiLIs'iea
1t iay of Eehruary next. and ON earh GAY 1t.rIs
Alter SUNDAYS excepted), until the day 81 cle.i'sl
NJ certificates VII be i-sue1 on TIE GAY 'i tu'
election. Cert fcates sifesdy l-sued nsy pe ust.
Obtain drpliestes- lsuis-td
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ArTORNEYs an LAM.

| ClAnPBELL McEWEE GROEsBECK, Attor-
/ - neys a- Law aua CLAN agents prsct.ce ~ sli
--e t.u-l-. Collections promptly attended, %
also CLAIMS against the United States and AOgcier-
collected. O-hee ~ North Cherry street, Cp -iair-
nI-, r. Attorney sud C0un eIlor 81 Law
~ Office f2iS Cherry S.. J.. %. Box 1ls-
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Criminal Court Clerk.

We sre authorized o. sunOunes the name oi j. Il
COLLIS, Tor lax tolsct0r, Tor state auI County, d
the ensuing march SECTION.
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Lar vs.. BROWN, Real Estate and Gene rd
d guinness gent, over gEl.'s B0OE 1lOIg, 8e5a
I.ulyu str. ct, Nashville, Tenn. sul1-tIl-
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Commission ana Forwarding.
NEyys DEALEHs, ac.

EAUL O. SANFORD, Forwarding and 20 mis-
4 sion Merchants. cur prompt attention is gwen
o. the receiving and .0.WaI1Ilg of tO-los- Al
Hgal. Market -J.ett-
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.,PUING WATER KEWEKT.-MANKEL d
- FRANK, sacee-sor- 20 VI >. UIucAe., brewers
uI Ale .ul Isasr bees. no. al Bread stree.' Nash
vile. Irlu. lde1S ly
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a .UMtKINz, Il. & ,V.-U. b. C aim agents,
Il UTna.Ts' Pay Auc0Jn.- and QuarJermAsJers'
Vouchers bought &c tue best rates, OF collected
Othav corner cherry ami Cedar streets, up ztaIrs.
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NO. 277.

leols From Taylorsvule. bv Wa.
r--ly s.ocS.s A..l, .Fa.. L.....
- - .lage aud FORKS, tJAt....
weeS.
Leave lavIc-sy.Lls Tr,s..,-- -...
day atsitam
Arrive a, Abingdon bv 5t-am
Leave Ahtrl sr.-f--- .'rt..-.
day ats5sam
AT-Fe 90 las. ..-sv..e .etv5r.r..
lult.-,., a- la.- -....'s
June aJ. I-s..
a.ls ,ayl.a4 ..- .l-.. .......
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\ IoUNG MAS OF literary turn Of mind
and fond q "schoolmarms, lately visited
a school in upper New York, sud made q
speech on education. He said. "A ouug ladies
aud gentlemen, you are gathered hs-e for
The p1rp0se oi obtaining an education. Ed
uratlon consists IN being educated t0 re-
spect education, learning aud education.
Education teaches us that education com
prises an things learned from education.
Educate yourselves, and when You have a
good education, you viii bless the day that
you learned = gooi education"
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We gre an hori1sd 90 announce lEssE JORDAN A. q
caud date FOR County Court CLERK. 81 the ou-Gins
March election
VIZ = ARE AUTHORIZED To AN-tJUN, e TON
- C. CkJNk ss q candidate lgr County Court
Cle-s, ot lSVdson County, at the ensuing march
election. Uct1
County Trustee.
We are authorizep ID auuou1.e FmSTHAs Gar
gErr = candidate Tor IruSJes OF davidson county
az the ensuing March election.
We are authorised o. announce Capt. joss ILL-
son - a candidate Tor reelection 70 the Office 81
County IusJee 81 the en- ulug March election.
We are authorized 20 announce Thomas
SHUrE as a candidate for County Trustee, at
the next March election.
We are authorized 10 announce WM. .. AIRING
TON, as a candidate for election % the uih1e 0i
County Trustee az the ensuing March e.esuOu.
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cAIsns..E l.AN.EAurOItEts.

.sEDLaIUN. K. -BCokseI.er, Publisher
- suylyr, AM Periodical Dealer, Post UnIcD
building
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE

Attorneys and claim Agents.
l., S. DELANY, Attorney at Law snd War Claim
Il. AGENT. Cleveland. Etsnn. u0ysS-ly
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DECKER BROTHERS.

MANUFACTURES PIANO FORTES, No sl
vi seec6er street, near bTosdWsy, New York.
The acove nrm having receuuy commeuced ihe
m2uliecture OF their uproYed psiented pianos
which sre The most pe1f-i sad dnest tuned insifu-
meDts set prldgced. 60 shl D they invite the agtsn
ten a. tne usle sna HutetaIuE purchasers through
ont tte United stsles The \. 3. Wofid ct Msy 10,
save 81 La hessrs. ~ brOs- Instruments l3Ye ST.
Guoi lle ervlatae distinction 10 being, .u tll rfi-
ports iusanpsrzb.y tde u.s-t now made in the
rrsHuIrv fHss.'Hsfn
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THURSDAY, MARCH /, 1866.
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Nobody will deny that he kept his

P0LLARD's PLEDGE The following
are the words Of the pledge made by Pol
lard % the President, upon which permis-
sion was given him TO resume the publica
ti7n Of the Richmond Examiner. of the
publication of the Richmond Examiner
shall be permitted s0lemniy ple1ge my
honor that It shall D. devoted to the sup
port OF the Union, the Constitution and
laws and tha. the Journal viii continue
heartily t5supporE tue President'spoliey."
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l0aJt From knoxville,by Mcmillan. Susw-
berry Plains, New Market. Na..v
Greek, IalootIs Mills, Pautht-
Springs, M0TrIstown, EusseIlviI.-.
No,tesburg, Rogersville Junction,
Midway, Gustayu., Greenv...e,
Hendersou's Mills, FUlleus. Rhea-
town, Freedom, Leesburg, Mll-
wood, Jouesborough, Johusou's De-
pot tarter's Depot, Piuey .at. sud
Union Depot, o. Bristol, 1909 miles
aud back, daily, o. twice daily d
trains 50 run.
Leave huc~ -i,le daily at tam
Arsive at brsJo. 5y 4.40 % ga
Leave Bristol dall so 22am
Arrive al Knoxville byII45am
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PhlhIED AND PUBLISHED BY IhI
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
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lO0ll From Memphis, by Wells Station,
JessamIne, sulphur Well, Arizona,
Galway, sharon, Stanton Depot.
Forked Deer, Brownsville, Bell s.
Depot, Gadsdeu, HumboIl, Milan
Depot, Trezevant, Henry Station,
sud Albany, 10 Paris, 1872 miles
and back daily, except sunday, or
daily should the cars SD run.
Leave Memphis daily, except sun
day, a. d m
Arrive at Paris by l. = IN
Leave Paus daily, except sunday, at
Zpm
ArrINa at Memuhis hu nLL m,
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

tV2t VFFIIL UEFAHLMENT, !
NAsHINGr0S, 0ct. 81, lo55. +
PROPOSALS viii be received at Che Con.
tract Office OF this Department uutiI s MN.
OF March %, ls86, for CONVEYING tbs lisIs
90 the United States from JuIv =. Isss. h
june So, 1870. ,u the State 81 Isuees--e' II
tbs routes sud b. the schedules Ii lat.s T..
ures and srr.va's herein specified.
Decisions announced by Apr.l 3. Is66.
Bidders viii examine carefully tb. r,--,s
and Instructions annexed, ana esr..isIl i,
the latter part Of Instruction 49,
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O002 From Knoxville, By Concord. Lenofr's
Loud1u, Philadelphia, Swra. Wa
ter, Facility, Mouse Creek. Athens.
Eceviile, tharles. on, JlsysIsuf.
Mcdonald, O1ltewah, Tyuers, aud
liarr SON, 20 Chattanooga. II2 miles
sad baco, daily, or twice daily &
trains SD run, with daily or twice
dairy branch from Cleveland. Jv
Red Clay, .0a.) } aud Varuelrs STA
u9u, 20 Dalteu, IS Z mile iu due
connection
Leave Knoxville daily at le.l3p pm
Arrive Of Chattanooga by 6.5J p m
Leave Chattanooga daliv at2am
Arrive at Knoxville by s.4jam.
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The President Aims 10 Stimulate
Loyalty.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

( THE river is beginning to cause considera-
BILE alarm to the citizens os Main street.
During the past twenty-four hours it has risen
about eighteen inches. Tae dining room floor
of the Umatilla House has about one inch of
water in part of it, and several stores along
the line os Main street are beginning to leak.
The water now lacks about twelve inches of
being on the. railroad track. Houses 10 the
back part of town are in demand, and as q
consequence rents are up. This has been q
very busy day on Main street; everybody, is
either moving or r'makng arrangements to do
so.. The o. S. N. Oompauy's steamer, Dalles,
has been engaged in hauling rock to weight
down the railroad bridge, which, we UNDER
stand, has raised a little. We are auxiously
awaiting our turn. Pleasant thing moving a
printing office; we appreciate it highly, as do
all printers.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

THE crops in Colorado, says the Denver
Gazette, are being destroyed by email grub
or worm, which was last year welcome vis-
itor, as it was very destructive to the grass
hoppers, fastening upon 'those insects and
-depositing it's eggs in their bodies, causing
death. Already, this grub has destroyed some
OF the farmers most promising crops.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

IN,reply to those who compliment him for
his services in winding up the rebellion, Gen.
Grant says the soldiers and not himself, de-
serve the credit; that their bravery, patriotism
and endurance won the day..
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

THAMES to Hon. J. W. Nesmith for copy
of the Reporter, a paper published in Wash,
-ington, devoted to religion, law, legislation,
and public events. The number before us
contains the argument. of, Hon. j. S. Black,
before the U. s. Supreme Court, in the lndi-
ana Conspiracy cases. Also, to Hon. E. D.
Holbrook, for a, speech Of Hon. H: J. Ray
mond.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

TIE only difference between voting the
Union and Democratic tickets is, that by
voting the former, you advance your local in
terests, and'by voting the latter you help to
send the Rev. Joseph Smith to the U. g.
Senate.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

JUDGE BAKsrEED, of'the United States Court
in Alabama, has decided that steamboat
captain WHO permits gambler to swindle a
passenger is liable for the money lost.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

DURING the year 1865, in the city of London,
one hundred and forty persons were run over
and killed, and one thousand seven hundred
and seven were injured by the same cause.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

GEN. W. W. WOOD, of Mississippi, who
thoughthe couldn't live in this country on ac-
count of the Yankees, and went to Brazil, has
returned home.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

TIE Democratic Standard says that when
Democracy dies, God dies."' That is a. mis-
take. When Democracy is wholly dead, the
Devil will have lost his occupation. -
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

MiLITARY.-Company 81" lst U. S. Cav
airy, arrived at this place last evening, en-
soute for Camp Watson. Its understood that
Gen. Steele will be here this evening with his
staff, and will take Company " H,' q. s. Cav
airy, now at Fort Dalles, to Camp Lyon, as
his escort. Gems. Haleck and Steele have an
appointment to meet at Camp Lyon on June
10th. We hope much good will result from
their observations in this Department.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

AN English oourthas decided that second
marriage in Utah, according to Mormon rule,
is not legal. This may worry Brigham a
little.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

A DAUGHTER, of ex-senator Gwin has been
married in Paris to Mr.. Coleman, of St.
Louis, Missouri.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

Tbs third effort at laying the Atlantic cable
will be made this summer. The parties inter-
ested feel confident of success this time.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

Mr. RoRT. BRowN, residing in Linn county,
had his right leg amputated above the knee
last week.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

WE have, heard il said that the Democratic
candidate for County Surveyor does not know
compass when he sees IT, How is that?
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31

TRY Ir.-Halrs sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide
Potass Is the best blood purifier in the world, and Is
peculiarly adap ted to the Pacific Coast.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-31
FOR SALE.

nNE HUNDRED AMI. SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, the
" property of the heirs of John alligan, late
ceased. The land Is conveniently located Mil Creek
about three miles from Dalles City 1t 10 we'll watered,
and contains good house, barn aud stable good orr
For information or purchase apply to Father Mesplie
or Gates Haft, Attorneys.
Dalles, May q, 1865. [1ml T.MESpLIE.