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We are authorized to announce l.. C. Morris
as candidate for the Office Of City Treasurer,
Collector and Assessor. nd
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FOR RENT.
TAKEN UP,

THREE LARGE ROOMS over the Peoples a.
l. Gtsre Apply at the store. janl7 E:i
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SHOT GINS.

nOUBLE and Single Garre ed shot guns-a
- superior article, for sale low at
declS JAMES McVAY'S
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REMOVAL.

DEYMOND'S SHOE AND VARIETY STORE
IL has oeen rom wei to the old Sum err House,
aain st,e=t, next to the corner, whers he will
eeep as usual, good supply articles in his line,
and be plea ed to see his old custome.s.
janl5-lm
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

r AM prepared to make liberal advances on the
shipment Of Cotton TO New Orlesns, or New
York either In money or supplies
sept7 3VI1Va Q, pQ1Ek.
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WILL BE OFFERED Ara
STILL LARGER REDUCTION IN PRICE, DUR.
ING THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
IN ORDER To MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING PURCHASES.
JUST RECElVED,
FRESH SUPPLY OF
Ladies' and Children's SHOES,
Jet and Fancy BUTTONS,
White and Brown TABLE DAMAsK,
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
DAMAsK TABLE NAPKINS,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
JACONET BANDS,
EDGINGs & INsERTINGS, all widths.
SILK BELTINGs, of every shade.
And many other articles too numerous to emu.
msrate-all of which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Opposite the Bsnk,)
jan2s A. KOWALSKI, Agent.
GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
p Err U M z r Els,
H. CZARLINsKY's,
Aain Street, opposite the Harvey House.
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS has been
selected with great care by me from the FIRST
CLASS STORES in the city Of New Orleans, rot at
auction, although feel satisfied that those OF
past give me their patronage to sell them goods
as cheap II not cheaper than those who say they
buy their goods at auction.
Ny stock consists in part Of the following:
FANCY s. STAPLE DRESS GOODS,
DoMEsTIcs,
CALICoEs,
PIECE GOODS,
BONNETS for Ladies' and Misses,
SILK CLOAKs,
MOZAMBIQUEs,
ORGANIZES,
JACoNET LAWNS.
PARAsoLs,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
FANS.
BOOTS AND ES,
For Ladies Gentlemen and Children.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
An Of which will be sold at very low prices
*.s PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
a. No trouble to show goods
III. CZARLINSKY,
AT PRENDERGAsr's OLD STAND.
oov1s Main ST., opposite the Harvey House.
ANEW STYLE OF TRUssEs.
DECEIVED. q Hne assortment of Trusses, Of an
II improved patent. Being entirely different
t, any ever offered fol sale in this market. For
sale at
tsb2O JOHN v. JAsTREMSK1'S
Choice Teas. Choice Teas.
TU5T RECEIVED direct from the importers
d $50 pounds Oh .,Ice Green Tea,
Lovers Of fr Tea wo uld do we'll to give me .
call fdecIIl JOSHUA BEAL
Extra r efined White Coal Oil.
lust RECEIVED and on dra #, . very choice
y article of White Coal Oil.
nov20 JOSHUA BEAL
New Crop Sugar and Golden Syrup.
rHOICE COFFEE. Sugar and Golden syrup, Of
~ the pres emit crop, just received and for sale
By [nov2oi JOSHUA 6EAL,
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FOR RENT.

THE large and spacious WaTeroon on the cor
nsr OF Main and Chu oh streets, known as
"runnard's Carriage Repository Posse
given Immediately. For terms, q ply to the un-
dersigned. at his Office on the premises
uec25 FRED D. TUNNARD.
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G. A N Violates.
For City Treas, Col. and Assessor.

WE are authorized to announce Michael
Granary as candidate for the Office Of City
Treasurer, Collector and Assessor. pd
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PURE PINE TAR.

LNRST CROP North Caro- ina Pine Tar In two
/ gal, tin cahs-the cheapest In saton Rouge
For sale BY Ifsb2, JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A BARGAIN.
4 FINE PLANTATION with improvements,
IA for sale at u great sacrifice, The place
msa ,uring 3l2 arpents 'front.' by A. arperts depth.
ab0pe Ooer1a0so miles bslow plaquemins, her
willie Parish rerms-One half cash, the balance
in oae year. For u Their particulars. xpply to
JOHN JASTREMSKI,
janis Opposi' Branch La. State Bank.
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THE BEST Is CHEAPEST.

nIuhI ana 1or sac 10 hsrres Pura Eastern
j Piak Eye and Jackson White Seed Potatoes.
Ass 1QsauA 1GA4
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Fresh Cream Cheese and Goshen Butter.
TNHE above-named merchandise for sale ut re-
J. tail by feb2l JOSHUA REAL
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JOSHUA BEAL

PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!.
TINE PREMIUM HALLS PLOW, a full assert.
i ment on hand.
declS JAMES MCVAY.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Fresh Ground Corn Meal and Grits,

TIME STEAM CORN WILL If the undersigned
l. is in almost daily operation, aud dealers and
consumers can be supplied with product much
preferable to that shipped here by dealers from
the West.
jan29 JOSHUA BEAL
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Richards Cape Lime.

Ok BARRELS just received and for sale by
~ feb7 JOSHUA REAL
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TRY IT.

TRY IT! TRY IT!
WI who take it for granted, that v heat Bran
i as feed tor Mich Cows i. chea ssl and
best. would do well to conside- the high prices
they now pay for the Bran, and make practical
trial Of tn relative values OF the two. Old pras.
tical feeders make large use OF Corn Meal as Of
most value.
jspz9 JOSHUA BEAL
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zls6tion Is not Of great Importance. Il such per-
sons could be made to understand the anxiety
Vith which Andrew johnson awaits the result,
thsy would change their minds. H.they could be
made to believe that the most important conss-
qnehces would follow the defeat Of the Union party
in- Ohio, they would actively engage in the work.
We say to doubling and careless men that this
lathe fact. The pending election Is lotof second
importance to any that has been held III Ohio IN
the last seven years.
Fhe same paper also said:
-.ssPhe deIeaEof EHs Rspubiican part IN Ohio, Or;
such o reduction OF the majority as would leave
the process OF reconstruction under the present
laws, and the throwing Of the whole matter again
mon Congress to begin anew. with the Executive
in open hostility and The rebel States defiant"
If these facts do not prove that both parties
were awake 10 the real issnes it is difficult TO
say in what manner it could be proven. Com
stitutional liberty stood, on the one hand, in
opposition to the brutal tyranny of blind ma
jcrities on the other, and the people judged
between the two. =. -. !
Let not our people, however, be deceived
into the belief that the end has come. HENRY
WILSON announced in this city that. the Radi-
ellis would govern the country for twenty
years. This they intend to do, If possible.
Rule they will, provided thst they can. II
strong enough, they win resort even to rssolu-
ton to accomplish their purpose, That they
will and must fail eventually, we cannot doubt.
We have faith in man, and an undying belief in
the honesty and common sense Of the American
people. The day Of deliverance viii come.
When and how We cannot soy. We can only
zee the dawn; but storm may oame before
The rising Of the sun. The sky will eventually
llbe clear; but We csnnot predict the hour
Meanwhile, We again say TO our people thai
Time is the great arbiter in the affairs Of ma
Itions. Ne can do nothing Weare powerles'
ti-isf good, though We may succeed BY actini
with haste in placing the ioathsorhe yoke o
ltyrapny on the necks Of ourselves and eul
lAildren. The man is but half o man whit
IcsAn& brsYely en,iare the ills Of life, Tha
people. is coutemptible who cannot suffer
little. i'm the cause of liberty. Freedom Il
worth a sscri6ce. For the sake of virtue
truth, liberty and mquheoa, let vs. gaich ans
wait g " s.g
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4 CoLoREDaJuRoRt..

aFor the first tin4e in our iYes ~, the people ol
iCoiumbia, yesterday say seated IN lHfy poI 9
Icolored man, he having been chosen under the re-
cent iufv order Of General Candy. Chrlstopher
is his name; and hs ID well known
AMONG our citizens as one OF the most industrious
sn6jptallsent ai bis race in. ooiumbia. He isa
barber,by trade g. .ss;.s..l. - -. Z
Above we give an extract from the '.oalnm.
bis Chronicle, ;, stating that negro is setting
on the jury IN Colambis. We may be ignorant
Of the laws of this State. If We are, then any
verdict found by that jury will stand. IF we
s,s not, however, the Judgments Of jury SO
constituiea viii he of NO value as law, how
ever useful they may be as expressions Of the
viii 'of the military authorities.
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TO ooR Sc sscR1BERs'..

we..waula be glad if subscribers would
that newspapers require money
as !. well as DO individuals. We willai
therefore, be obliged to all who are in
arresr, Re in the city and in the country, if
they will make prompt psymsntsOf what
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'Jcois woax.-ws have now completed our
Office so as to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALI KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most. respectfully ask the patronage Ct our
friends.
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LARGEST Ofho0LArroN.-T1e Dzilz

LARGEST qihcoLArroN.-Tae DAiis;
NEWS pv5laAW tie 96icials List IF Lst1
al rsi Siasngss tsssR sRost9JEee at tie s,sd
cfSsocl week, qsresd6y tojMe .tolzo'oisg
seGion nsf the ENeu Postofics Lawsas ts
neisspdRr having tss largsstt cssrcu1ati0Alis
MeHO Charleston:
ters Fsnsafnine unctiled 7tfH In cs
town or village where newspaper shal be printed,
shall hereafter be pubahed onca only In the
which baing pnbshed weekly or osteisers sha
largest circulation within range of delivery Of the said
Office
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0oPAR,TI'NERsAiPs.

DIssOLUTION OFicOPARTNERsHlf. =
I1HE coSasTNTRsHp HERETOFORE Ex1sING
under the name and style Of CATHCART, MCMil-
Lam / MORToN,ts this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Mr.. q. b. CATHCART having retired nom tne
s1ne An persons indebted to- tho iste fr VII make
rdraedia.e payment to J. ". MCMILLAN, on behalf o.
tte ndersiened who win continue tho business under
the name and gtyle Of MCMILLAN MORTON,
An clsims aainst the icfe hrm must be presented at
.e flfice of te OriaIrsroS DAILY NEWS for payment
- - ...---'.ell5, ...-.'T JAS ". MCMILLAN.
...s=ss;;s3f -. .cte -MANDRED MORTON.
october 1. 1857. t:t 49,. October
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For SALE.

.hESiRARLE RESsDENCE AT PRIVATE
DsATE- ---Thst three story BRICK DWELLING, No.
i3West nde Meeting Ereet CORNER Smith Lana contain
do tan roons nj rippHed Ethgss Pantry and piazza
IA fhe west On me premises ds brick and slated
fheu cfsern and well Lot 43feet mont l7s feet deep
The buildings arsin complete order throughout Terms
liberal. Apply 10 sB. 0AKES. No. Broad sueet' :,
TD n sAIE-.A FIRsT-CLASs DRUG
II STORE. well stocked and htted In good business
locality and dninge good business Reasons for selling
oa account Of, a. health sAddresa A." Postonce.
Charleston, g. q. las d. 3. OCTOBER IL
T0OR SAFE. a PIANO 6F GOOD TONE, AT
MUNDYsGALLERY, No. 2lS Kine street
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WH,LIAM BROeEBANKs,
PHOTOG OGRAPHS $.
FOR THE MILLION ! &.

+ Will SEND. POSTPAID. 50 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
te most celenrsted Actors for 90 csntss 90
ior so cents 80 Unon Generals for 90 e. cenfsi = q s
sssI nno fsdIes for 80 csnta so fneook1ng yo1nS
for so cents large Photoeraphs o. srss ~ -
DzSins Girls. in costums beautifully coiors I, ~ ras
yt;,,,l y ladies OF the Psaaian Ballet Troupe - sh
appear In the play of the Back Crook at soio @
New York. ~, rr Y y go
Send AL orders 70 r. " ooA -''' lT
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EDUCATIONAI.'
MRS. JOHN LAURENs,

BoARBMG AND Day SCHOOL soR YOUNG LADIES
WILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES OCTOBER lsT,
w CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREETS.
French DEPARTMENT win be conducted by resident
French Teacher and the young ladies viii be required to
speak French. For terr.s ETC.. apply as above.
September 10 thstu Z
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T4E 0RANGEBURG NEWS.

nuB61sHED EVERY sATUBpA-L ~ s,nn,a I. e. a.
orsagebuag. 3 9. TsFsns ~ ps1 .nAaA's = ~
vance aro ts sprlns and f seasons exa copies Of es
HFvs vii be circulated for -kne penens o.
our sdysraans nspssmsps inserted on tho most tbsra
Contract .s 49, SAMUEL DIB8L7
terms Aoufe Editor orsnzeburg GeNl,
rstru.rv as QENngsbugs g.
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noble sou four common mother, who msnfuIly
struggled while the strife lasted in behalf of his
dear native state and her allied sisters, and now
that the issue is declered against her has return
ed 70 sharedr her Ycissitudes, and cid her her in
her efforts to- maintsip. . position in the new
sphere in which nhe Ia destined to shine. - r. 81
The Asheville News and Farmer mentions the
arrival in that town Of family of Swiss engrsnts,
who wsre induced to 90 to Buneombe by Bealthy
and ipts,Hgent gentleman from Switzerland, who
has been sojourning in the mountains. The News
saSs ssThese emisrants ara Of the right sort.
They are not picked up promiscuously, but come
among % endorsed as intelligent and respectable
farmers, and by proper encouragement from our
people may be made to form Q nucleus around
which thousands Of similar people would un-
doubtediy gather IN q very short time. Even now
thirty other families are awaiting the report Of
thoss now here, and il that report is favorable,
tide Of immigrsfion win set in towards this Sec
ton that will soon drive out our present unreliable
and ignorant labor and replace 1t with an intelli-
gent and industrious people, who will help build
our railroads, our commercial interests, and make
our mountains blossom rs the rose.r
General E. 8. Parker. from the staff On duty at
General Grants headquarterss VINO before the war
vss civil engineer Of many years. experience left
a few days ego for North Carolina, to make an eI-
animation of the Dismal Swamp Canal. Thare are
two of thsss, designated as old and new canals.
The former is under the control OF the General
Government; the latter belongs to tbs State and
private parties. The old canal was broken in the
early part of the war, snd has not been used since
It is much betser than the new canal, and the
North Carolina authoritarian many citizens are
yeiy anxious to have the Government put 1t in re-
pair, and enlarge 1t 30 as to make passage for
ships. tia possible that, IN cartain ooptpsen-
css, purchasers might be found for it among capi;
tailsts interested in that section. The Treasury
Dspartrnsnt has made partial investigations on
one OF two occasions, and now more complete
examination WIN be made under suthority confer
red on thsSe@stsry Of War by acts Of Congress-
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f TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
inc Of FNc5IIsH. FgGNOH and AMERICAN CLOTHS.
Beavers Tricots Coatings, Cassimeres yelvets Vel
vsteens and Corduroys The excellence Of the style ana
at of Garments made at this House. Dy an experienced
Cutter from France sure to please those who VIII
leave their orders
Prices fixed ana marked on each article
The entire stock Is offered OF Low prices.
Purchasers invited to call and look through me
errrply.
, 1867-02-01
THE WEATHER.
The MasQ uerade Ball.

The Bal Masque at Hellmuth's Hall, on Friday,
the 25th, was not only grand affair but a most
decided success The maskers enjoyed them
selves hugely. Nothing whatever occurred to
mar the good feeling of those present. "All
went as merry as a marriage bell, and when at
midnight the masks were lifted, ferocious brig
ands were found to be honest men, and fancy
dressed danes, Of by-gone days, our Prettiest
girls. Escorted by the orchestra, the motley ass
semblage proceeded down Main street to the City
Hotel, where an excellent supper was provided,
after which they returned to the ball room, and
"tripped the light fantastic toe" till morning
THE LlDIEs.-Among the many beautiful dres-
ses, noticed that of Mrs. B#y*e, rich, scarlet,
meire antique, looped with deep guinpure lacei
the effect was remarkably striking. Mrs. M#x,
as Pochahontas, looked the character to perfec-
tiou. Miss M#x, dressed to represent the Even
ing Star, was the impersouation of modest beau
ty In our admiration of the graceful form and
pretty face of Miss S*n, entirely forgot to note
her dress, but her bright eyes are to blame for
that. Mrs T*rry's costume was that of a Turk
ish Maiden Mrs. R*b*ts looked bewitching in
a Pages dress, of the time of Louis XIV as ais
so, did Mrs. Shit, as Highland Mary. Mrs. C*i#n
looked superb ia ber quesnly rbbes. Mrs. M+l*n,
Mrs. S*t*l, Mrs. Sc+tt, Mrs. McF*d, Mrs. W*s#tt,
and Mrs. O#r*s were dressed with great taste
and attracted much attention. Many lovely forms
passed where stood, but being simply locker
on 10 Venice could not ascertain their names
Suffice it to say, the fair sex acquitted them
selves ereditably.
The GENTLEMAN, also deserve great praise 70;
the nains they took in thAir-i~il~. r.
C*l*n, in his character of an Elderly Gentleman
of the Old School, was very well got up. Ar
Fred M*r*n was dressed MS Sioux Warrior
and looked splendid. Mr.. S. S'm1ns, as Master
of the Hounds, exhibited great taste in his selec
tion of dress; he looked the character to life, as
also, did Mr.. Phil. L*p"t Man-o uarsman
1t. MeD-l and Phil. D-y perIonsted the
gentlemen in white, and were vastly amusing
1t. C*nv*se was in uniform, his smiling face
was his only ornament. Mr. T#rY, as Courtier 20
Charles !; Doe T*p*ns as Spanish Brgand; Mr..
B*b*k as Bandit; Mr.. DuB*s, Clown. The above
gentlemen, together with a host of others, dress
ed, and acted their parts to the delight and
admiration of all who SAW them, and it is sin
cerely to be hoped that the masquerade ball will
be repeated this winter. BOHEMIAN.
, 1867-02-01

and supports the President, and of course will
support himself by discharging the functions OF
Secretary until some further revolution of the
wheel makes it necessary to change his base
again. He is, however, good, efficient and
accommodating officer, and MS sanct1m is tne
hsrhor of refuge for all the sons of Solon, when
their arduous days work is done, and his best
Efforts are always given willingly to render
them every assistance in his power.
Mr.. Waterman, late Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs, has been called to that country where
noliticians and thieves do not enter, and he
seems to have been universally esteemed by men
of every political complexion But l have al
than | intended, and with promise of short
review of the Delegate question in my next,
will close ARGUS.
, 1867-02-01
GOLD DUST REGULATIONS.

The merchants and business men of Walla
WAlla have unanimously agreed to the following
regulations
We, the undersigned, citizens of Wslla Walla,
hereby on our Osths and honor, bind and pledge
ourselves that we will not take or allow to be
taken by employees for us, GOLD DUsr at
over the following rates, in any business trans
actions, or in payment of debts:
Clean Big Bend Koo,euai, and Blackf foot Dust
per ounce, not over. .....................$i7 90
Clean Boise Basin Dust. per ounce, not over. IA 90
Clean South Boise Dust, per ounce, not over IL 90
Clean Owyhee Du,t. per ounce. not over w 8 W
Mixed Dust, at not over it's assay value.
This regulation to take effect and be binding
on and after February lst, 1867.
WdHd WdlLd, w. IT, Jun 49, 1867
, 1867-02-01

NEoRo SUFFRAGE.-A few weeks sinee'
the Chicago Times, the ablest democratic pa
per published in the Northwest, came out
in favor of negro suffrage. The Times, if
our memory serves us Alright, was originally
established as the organ OF the late Senator
Douglas, and has always sustained the repu-
tatiOu of leading democratic paper As a
matter of course, the detection Of a journal
Of this character b s caused Wii e,spread ex>
oitement, and many and various are the cau>
ses assigned for the change. 0n our 6rst
page will be found an article copied from the
Times, in which the whole question of negro
suffrage is discussed, aud an attempt made to
show that With the ballot extended to the
darkey the success Of the democracy is ass
sured. Old democrats will End il difbeul.
to see it 10 this light, aud will incline to the
opinion that success purchased at this pris.
u no, b. auJ means dssirlbls,
, 1867-02-01
NOTICE.,

TNHF PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL fB
sons who have heret ofore transacted busha
w-ln WELLS, FARGO & CO.. are notified tbGI
consolidation of interests and business betvua
WELLS, FARGO & co THE PIONEER STAGE
fS pFFF]Iss Ittb6!L Ittb6!!,L III { OVERLAND Nail 60,
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co, AND
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.. has taken pl.c',
aud been effected under Charter grantsi by The
Territorial Legislature of Colorado, and that al h'
business heretofore done by either Of these Comp
nies vast of tho Missouri River, or between \"
York San Francisco and the China Seas, Will bar
after be carried on by WELLS, FARGO CO' u
der tho Act Of Incorporation referred 70:
LOUIS MeLANE,
President of Wells, Fargo Cs.
Nav York D.rember 10Th ls66 In
, 1867-02-01

,,..;,, of the strongest material. 1t is ex-
-.a,ad N stand all the pressure OF water which,
,he snrino. will be brought TO bear against 1t.
rhe cost of the bridge is said to exceed $50 ooO,
which makes it, altogether on enterprise OF
great magnitude.
NEw ROAD.
rh. same gentleman is about constructing
new road from his bridge to the John Day coun-
,rv The proposed road will take southeast
a;rsetiou and strike the old Canyon City and
Roise roads near Camp Watson. Mr.. Leonard is
oonsdept that his new road will be fifty miles
nearer to Canyon City than the one now trav-
elled. 1t is said to pass through an agricnltu-
raj and fine open country where "Lo" never
makes his appearance. This enterprise will
nrov. to be a great benefit to the Dalles, as by
means of the Canyon City route our citizens I'M
tend To tap the Boise aud Owyhee trade. stage,
carving the o. s. mail, will be despatc he'd daily
TO Boise, Via. the new route.
THE WEATHER.
The beautiful and extremely mild weather that
has characterised our winter season, has disap>
pointed the hopes of many of our citizens, par
ticularly those of the fair sex, who were anxious
to display their skill in skating. Some of our new
arrivals treat tie tale of our usual hard winters
as hoax, and declare they "can't see it," In
deed, so mild has this season been that we real-
ly assumed the appearance of slanderers. But
on Friday night last, dame nature came to the
rescue, and bestowed such bountiful supply of
snow 9ReFP 9S is me e vi
the eyes of disbelievers. If l3 inches of snow
can't make things look winter-like then | am n o
judge. DAtLEs'
, 1867-02-01

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