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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

JUDGE K1NGSBURY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs. William f. Whitney
Malicious injury to the goods of Abner Paine
Pleaded guilty. Fined $40 and COSTS Paid.
State VS.. John Clark. Larceny of silver
watch OF the value of S. from the person of D.
Jordan. Pleaded not guilty. Found guilt,
and fiued $40 and COSTS
State VS.. William Foran. Intoxication ano
disturbance. Pleaded not guilty Foun,
guilty. Fined IS and costs.
State VS.. Thomas Murray. Assault and ba,
terry on Edward McGinty some time ago. Sat
isfaction having been acknowledged by plain
tiff, defendant was discharged on payment O.
costs.
State VS.. Hugh Dolan, for obstructing one o.
the streets, was let off upon payment of costs
Three lads were brought up on complaint OF
truant officer Smith that they were guilty o
truaDcy. judgment was suspended until thei
cases could be inquired into, the lads alleging
that their mothers kept them at home.
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DEALERS CONVENTION
KEN 4 W n II
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 23-This morning while
some workmen at Thomas & Co s pork house
was engaged in emptying slush from the lard
Edward Welch, missed his footing and fell into
the vat. Dennis Quinlan while trying to res
cue WEIGH, was drawn in by him, head fore
mast. Both men were horribly scalded. Quin-
Ian died this evening and WEIGH cannot sur
uiu
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ACCIDENTAL little daughter of Mr. Jesse
Felt, seven or eight years old, residing on the
corner of Franklin street and Dyer's lane, went
into the shsd on Monday evening with kero-
sene lamp. By some means her clothing caught
fire from the lamp, and she was badly though
not dangerously burned on her back before the
flames Gould be extinguished.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

BRIEF JoTTINGs "A little daughter of Ed
win Morrill, fell down the front steps of hei
residence Saturday and fractured her arm
the elbow.-Mrs. J. r. Holt fell down a high
of stairs last Friday and fractured her shout
der.-Hon. A. w. e. C!app offered the work
men who found the silver-wa its full value il
money but they, though not overburdened
with this worlds goods, refused to accept but
half-A wedding took place at St. Luke's Ca
thedral yesterday morning, the Rev. G. W.
Hayes officiating. The bride was attired il
travelling dress and looked charmingly. The
bridegroom was an officer in the Navy. None
were admitted without cards.-Tne Portland
Sorosis Club held its morning concert at TIT
piano forte ware-rooms of Messrs. Bailey &
Noyes yesterday morning. About twent,
members were present.-Is is suggested thai
at all future dramatic performances at City
Hall from half an hour to five minutes inter
mission be taken, between the acts, when,
Otherwise, the nine o'clock bell will disturb the
audience.-Tbe threatened snow-storm yester-
day morning turned out rain storm.-Wt
have received two communications in regard
to the nine o'clock bell, one in favor of its COP
uhu"oSS, ehO oehOh Liz eudV, IL Coutlu-
ued, it be the st. Stephens bell. We think
enough has been said for and against the bell
and drop the subject thereon dit, that the
Portland Light Infantry will give an exhibit
ton drill on New Years Observation-Disclosures
Lincoln, OF the Portland & Kennebec railroad
has put on the road an elegant new monilo.
smoking car of the largest size, finished in
birds-eye maple and cherry wood, furnished
with forty comfortable chairs, euchre tables
and heated with two improved car heaters at
either end. 1t was built at the cempany's ma
chine shop, and will run on Conductor How
ards train.-On last Saturday the directors OF
the P. & K. R. R. voted to put on two new en-.
giues and one hundred freight cars to meet the
demands of their increasing business.-Rev
A. x. P. Small, of this city, delivered lectur.
in Camden last week; subject, almost" II
is very highly spoken IA farmers cart load
ed with produce came in collision with an ex
press wagon on Federal street yesterday,
smashing the thills, detachiug the forward
wheels, and throwing the farmer on the side
walk, besides letting down the cart. Butter
aud milk fell in consequence.-The next lee
ture before the M. L. A. will be by George w.
Curtis, on Friday evening Subject "The
Civil Service. MIR. Daniels has been appoint
ed Principal of the school ON Peaks Island,
aud Miss Mary Blake assistant.-Dr. Hitch
cock has been appointed Principal of the school
on Long 1sland.-Steamer Chase arrived from
Halifax yesterday with 20 passengers.-The
rain last evening partially froze on the side
walk making the walking slippery The gross
receipts of Booths "Hamlet" Monday nigh
were between 5000 and $1000.-We understand
the North Star and Resolute Base Ball Clubs
are going to give dance at Lancaster Hal
next Thursday evening
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ForeIgn N arueIs.

LONDON, Nov 23-11.15 A. M.-Consols 93H for
money and account.
American seeurities-United States5-20's 1862 cou-
pons, $50; do 1861 82a do 1857, S4; do 10-40s 70;
erie shares, 2os; Hi OILS Central shares, 994.
FRANKFORT. Nov. 23.-United States 5-2O's active
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23-1l.15 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands 11sd; MidAling
Orleans 1 I'd. Corn 2Sas.
LONDON, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed at 93s
tor money and account.
American securitle. United States 5'2O's 1862,
S3s; do 1865, old, 82t; do 1868 "a; 10 IO-40s 49,
Erie shares 203 illinois Central shares, 99l Great
Western shares 253.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23-Evening.-Cotton closed
steady; Middlfng urlands 1lsd; Mddling Orleans
1lbd; sales . 00O bales, 1900 paIes OF which were
taken f'r export and speculation. Red Winter
Wheat 8s7d "a Ss Sd. Flour 81
LONDON, Nov. -Evening.-Sugar 2es Sd afloat
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France.

PARIS, Nov. 23.-The Emperor has decided
to remain in Paris for the present.
The Bishop of Orleans reprimands Mr.. Ver-
nillot editor of the ultramontane organ here
for the publication of articles in favor of the
infalibility of the Pope.
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HSyPts
THE aUEZ CANAL.

LONDON, November % The Sultan protests
against the act of the Viceroy of Egypt pro-
claiming neutrality of the Suez Canal as
lrespass on his sovereignty. A despatch from
Suez reports that the Empress steamer Il Aige
has been aground for TWO days off that port.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 23-The argument in the
Memphis & Little Rock Railroad case was
continued at Little Rock to-day. The old
board of directors still have possession of the
road, and trains are running as usual.
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MIMI ESOTA.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. pa dispatch from the
North says that the ice gorge at Hastings and
Lake Pepin is frozen over. The Northern
Line Packet Company are sending their boats
into winter quarters as fast as they arrive.
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The Erie Railroad Company annon6ces = dividend
OF Per cent the preferred stock payable in In
terest bearing scrip having Ave yesrs to run, WHEN
VII De really for delivery the Treasures once on
ana after Dec 18th next to registe, ed holders OF
open Dec. 10th - .E
The Stock market was active and higher on North
western 81 cks tpwards the close. The rise and &C
uVlly In North Western hares were due 10 the re-
port Tree circulated that Mr.. Drew had sold 10 Mr.
woodward "put' on 1900 shares OF common
Nock for thirty days. The balance OF The marker
was general firm, nut did not sympa hiEe to any
extern with the rise in North Western shares. Inc
market closed strong at the following P. M. quota
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

JUDGE KINGsBURY's LEcTURE.-We pre-
sumo more interes ting subject could hardly
be chosen for a lecture, Anna Dickinson having
given her views on the peculiar people who in
habit Salt Lake City, than utah and the Nor
MONS" 1t is very true that the Judges visit
was merely flying one, but he is man +
keen observation, and singularly happy fac
atty of describing what he has seen, as evinced
oy his "Trip to California" a fortnight ago
We feel confident t,at every one who attends
tonight will be more than repaid by his
graphic descriptions. Perhaps he will tell us
''how MANY there are of she"
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

PoLIcE.-Four DRINKS. One drunk was
that of young man who attempted to jump
from the wharf into the water, but was pre-
vented by the timely interference OF officer
Cammett
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THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMERS We I'M
,derstand the North American will be the next
steamer due at this port from Liverpool, and
that the HISTORIAN will leave here for Liverpool
on Saturday, the 4th OF December
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VIRGINIA..


RICHMOND, Nov. % Arrangements were
closed yesterday in New York with several
prominent capitalists by which the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad will be completed at once.
Among the capitalists are w. h. Aspinwall,
A. A. Low, q. P. Huntington, Fisk & Hatch,
and others.
POLITICAL.
The State Republican Convention meets in
this city to- morrow.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

COUNTY MEETING.-The annual session of
the Cumberland County Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will be held in this city on Thursday,
18th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
On Thursday evening at IL o'clock public
Temperance meeting will be held at thu
Rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ten, which will be addressed by Hon. Joshua
Nye, of Watervile, Hon. Woodbury. DAVIS
Hon. Charles Holden, Rev. DR.. Smaller, Rev.
Francis Soulhworth, and several other clergy.
men of Portland. The services will be inter
spersed with vocal music. The public are ear.
uestly invited to attend,
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,,1pSu,,r ~ a ucence rom the Judge OF Pro-
nae for Cumberland County, 1 shall oher at
,rnIIC AUCTION, on the premises, on sAIghpm
h o-,S day of NovEMBI r, 1853, at 10 o'clo VI.
NC aaInabie WOOD LOr belonging to thu tat OF
"a tie RoBnR, DUNNI> g, situated n FkEEl oHI,
amt oUe mile from BpNeURSus LASpiN 49, ~
lied. THIS lot contains large aan,y ,,is o1 he
ami hard wood standing within one hali mue OF 'Ns
anding where It NAV be shipped 70 any mar et;
Terms Cash JOHN A. DUNNlNd, A1mK =: 40
Freeport, Oct. 20, 1861 W."
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NEW YORK. Nov. 23-Money fairly active at 6 to
ment dealers. Discounts unchanged. Foreign Ex-
change dull at 1909 q 1891 Gold dull during the ar
ternoon, closing at 1868 a IL 4. The reopeniug of
the Clearing House has not yet revived speculation.
as was expected. The rates paid for carrying to-day
were 6, Z "a 81 per cent. An injunction was served
this morning on the officers and members of the Ar
bill ration Committee OF the Gold Exchange restrain.
ing them from pursuing their arbitration in the case
of Liyermore 6 Co. again VIM. Heath & Co and
smith Gould. Martin & Co. Governments dull and
heavy Henry CIewes s. Co. report the following
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

The EOHs.-Our champion base ball club in
augurated the first of Set of sociables last
evening at Lancaster Hall. There was very
stylish party in attendance, the ladies being
all attired in accordance with the last and most
sensible dictates of fashiOn-in dresses of prop
r length. The day of long trains for other
than full dress ball has gone by, We trust for
ever, and now both ladies and gentlemen can
really take enjoyment in the dance. Our Port
land bellies looked charmng.y in their dark
and light silks with the Roman scarf worn as
a sash about the waist, while the beaux were,
of course, all that beaux should be. Every
body was in the highest spirits, and entered
into the spirit Of the affair as they could hard
iy help doing when keeping time to such mu-
sic as Chambers Band furnishes. With this
sociable was inaugurated another successful
season for the Eons
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

FATAL ACCIDENT.
BANGOR, Nov. % "A man named Hugh
Twonney, Of Milford, fell offthe railroad bridge
going from Oldtown to Milford, Monday eve
Jung, and was drowned. His body was re-
covered few hours afterwards.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Lieut. Gen. Sheridan is
quite i'll at his residence. being confined to his
Oed by fever, resulting from q cold which he
took while at Louisville. His physician thinks
he will soon get better.
LIQUOR DEALERS CONVENTION.
convention of liqlor dealers of the United
States commenced in this city to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

Heavy RoBBERY--A man named - ".
+. Ludde7. residing in Jay, Maine; came . seen
Ger oa ia, o'clock train from Boston, arriy-
ing in this city at o'clock Monday evening.
On his arrival he ascertained that his pocket
book, which was in the breast pocket of his
coat, had been stolen from him, containing six
hundred dollars. Of this amount $3.50 was in
twenty's, S225 In tens, and the remainder in
nves, mostly National Bank money, though
some OF it was in greenbacks. He immediate
~ wAnt back into the train, but could fiud the
pocket-book nowhere. He remembers that
When he left South Berwick junction he h'd
It safe in his pocket, and at that spot nj u
look a seat side ofhim and remained there III
til their arrival in this city. He reported the
case TO the officers at the station, and they are
hunting up the case.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
Barrels /!
WA ME ID.
administrators sale.

THE su scriber wishes 10 buy WOOD Loi,
within ten miles OF Portland. Inquire at NO ~
Boyd st. OF e,,,ru
ocl6wtf GEo SMl ~.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
Wednesday Morning, November "a, 1869.
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Adver,i.em..,..his Oav

SPECIAL NOTICE CoLUMs.
Boots aud Shoes-T. E. Moseley a. Co. DUSTIN"
Ladie Fine Boots-Bui Ter & heeo'
Dental Notice Josiah Bacon
eNrERrAiNMENr COLUMN
NJ L. A. Lee ure-City Hall.
xsw AovERrIsEaGNT COLUMN.
Sunday School Convention,
House 10 Let W. j.. JerrlS
S6O0O-John @. lrocteT.
Choice Security Geo. Opdvke & Co.
Canadian Exoiess Co-James L. Prindle.
Iost-Double Bass Bow.
Rare Chance-W. IL. Jerrs.
Eaton Family School 10 Boys-Ham,,n r. Eaton
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-R. X. HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auctioneer
MO 3l6 Congress Street, will, OF Thu sday even
IN ing, Feb. IL, at O'Clock, cell auction large
consignment OF Staple anu Fancy Gvods.
auction sales every evening Goods will be sold
during the day in lots SUIT purchasers at
prices Cash advanced on all aescrl ltions goods.
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1868. diff
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
WASHINGTON.
ABOLITION OF CUSTOMS DUTIES.

ABOLITION OF CUSTOMS DUTIES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The President has
issued proclamation disseminating and abol-
ishing the discriminating duties heretofore laid
on merchandise imported into the United
States in French vessels, either from the coun-
try of its Origin or from any other country so
long as other merchandise imported into the
United States has been admitted on similar
terms.
THE DUTCH CABLE.
The question of establishing cable telegraph
between New York and the Hague. recently
submitted to the government, has already re-
ceived consideration and at the proper time
due acknowledgement will be made to the
Netherland gOvernment,for the friendly motive
which prompted the concession to an American
citizen.
THE STEAMER LILLIAN.
The Navy Department to-day instructed Ad-
miral Poor to dispatch a vessel to Nassau for
the purpose OF bringing to Key West the meD
from the steamer Lillian, provided they pledge
themselves not to involve themselves in viola
ton of the neutrality laws.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
NOn Resid ent Taxes

N the town OF Baldwin in the County of Cum
i berlaDd, 10. the year 1868.
The foowi list Of Faxes on the real estate o. non
resident owners in the town Bdl4win Tor the year
1868, III bills committed to J0ses IL. Mill eo Col
ector OF sal town, the 30th day OF Aug, 1868,
has been returned by him to me as remaining I'M
paid, the 10th day OF Aug, 1862 by his eertif-
cate Of that date, and remains unpail and no.
tice is hereby gwen that il the said xes, interest
anu charges are not paid into the Treasury of said
Town within eighteen months ON the date OF the
commitment OF The said bills, much OF the real
estate taxet Will be sufficient 20 pay the amount
without FUR her notice. be solu at Public Auction, at
the store of ~. Richardson, in said town on sat
urday, the 18th day oil March, 1870. at 10 O'Clock
To whom taxed and description vo, Tax
OF property. due
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DOSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done]with dis
~ patch at q Press Office.
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Autr1ON -. :.
stock and Fixtures OF an Apothe-
oaru .fora of Anptinn

shall sell WEDNESDAY. Nov "a, commencing Il
Il 10 O'Clock A NJ, the Stock am xturss in store
PSI Congress -, under the Prebe House consisting
store, a. follow Drugs, Patent Med eli e., Glass
Ware, Fancy g o &c Al>o Fix ures, Counters,
gist Bottles, Herb Drawer, Pre-crirtlln Case and
Scales, Counter Scaes, Tnnm Soda Founl ala.
Snow Cas- tFren>h Plate and Silyer.l Valentine s.
able Furnace Books Copr err Stl &c, &c.
The sistu Is 10 this store al G PROBABLY as fine as
any IN the state.
nov22dtI II. o. RAIl.EI, Auet.
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LATEST. NEW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Horrible Accident in Louis
vile. r
Illness Of Gen Sheridan.


A New Japanese Commission.
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IN Observation-Disclosures sale.

Horses, carriages, &C, AT saStt ID
AVERY SATURDAY, al II O'Clock A NJ, onrs
"a market lot, Marker street, L shall sell Hone
carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. f. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer.
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To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease. as weakness Of the back and limbs, pain
In the head dimneSs Of sight. loss Of tuuscuiau
power. palpiiation of the heart, irritabilty, ner
vousnskS. extreme urinary difficulties. derauge
inent OF digestive functions. genera debility va.
gintis, eli diseases OF the womb. hysieria. steril
IT, and all other diseases peculiar TO females; sht
shyuid 60 or write al once TO the celebrated female
doctor, W. X. Doherty. AZ his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease
The Doctor i eGeeting more cures than any otheI
physician In the State of California. Let no falst
delieaey prevent you. but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful sntIcrings and prema.
ture death. Al Married Ladies whose delicaiG
health or other circumstances prevent an increnss
in their fafIics. should write call NJ DIR. w. X
Dohertys Medical Institute, and they will recciv,
every possible relief and hslp. The Doctors OH.
ccs are 90 arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear Of observation.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. ". K. DoHERTY MS SIN.
cerc thanks - his numerous patients for
tLglr patronage, aud would take tbs opportunity
% reniind them thar be continues 10 consult NJ his
Institute for the cure Of chronic diseases Of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive aud Gentle Uri-
nary Organs, and ali private diEeases, yiz. Syph.
Ills 10 all is forms aud stages. Seminal Weakness.
aud all the horrid consequences Of sef-abuse Con-
orrhua, elect. Structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnal
emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back
and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys etc.. eir. aud be hopes that his Iang expert
ence and successful practice will continue insure
him a share Of public patronage. By the practice
OF many years in Europe and the United States,
ho IL enabled 20 apply the most efficient and aac.
eessfel edieS agaips: diseases Of all kinds lie
uses no mercary. charges moderate. treats bis pa.
tients in = correct and honorable wa, and ha1
references Of unquestionabe yeraeity from men
Of known FeSpectahilaIy and high standing in soci-
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter other.
wiss. will receive TIE best aud genlles; treatment
and inplicit secrecy.
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rwo Rnr1ARKAnGn BOOKS.

HCripies Of the Civil War, aud Curse Of the Fund
ing System" By Henry Clay Dean.
The name Of the author Of this work Is familiar
to every person who knows anything Of the his
tory Of our country for the past ten year., and Is
associated with ali that is dear to the lover OF
free government and untrammeled laws. During
the War be was one Of those men who. unmovsd
by the violence of party. unsedueed by tho temp
tAtiOrs Of wealth. and unawed BY the cruelty Of
war, boldly denounced the crimes of the ohiciais
in power aud fearlessly defended the priceless
treasures Of Constitutional Liberty, enduring ar
rest, Imprisonment and countless insults at the
Aands Of military satraps, rather than surrender
his convictions ofpatriotc duty and right to party
hate and partisan prejudice. His only crime was
IN being Democrat and an advocate OF peace
The book is aplain rehearsal of thrilling ineiscnts
base crimes. and heartrending Outrages perpetra-
ted during the war. on gray-haircd men, innocent
women and helpless children, in the name OF 10y
atty and under the protection Of the Administra-
ton. It's review Of the wrecked financial e0ndi-
ton Of the country is true to life, and presents
startling picture of crime and villainy IN the
monetary affairs of the Government.
ssWhits Supremacy and Negro Subordinaticn,
or Negroes Subordinate Race, and (so-ealledl
Slavery its Normal Condition with an Appen-
dix, showing the past and present condition oi
the Countries South Of US" by J. II. Van
ESries NJ. d.
This work. If carefully and generally read. will
dspe that terrible delasiOn which plunged US intc
Civil War, whereby nearly a million Of lives have
been sacrificed, the prosperity Of our country de-
strOysd, and enmity aud ill-will engCndered be-
tween two sections Of eur common country. whiel
formerly had been, and always should be, cement
ed together in true hrOtherly love. Itargues that
there arc six distinct races of Men, hve Of which
are below the White or Caucasian Race ia the
scale Of tho human creation, and that the Negro
Is the lowest Of ALL and inferior to ALL and it holds
that four millions Of negroes in their sO-eailed
slavery in the South were happier aud more im-
proved, intellectually, than the same number OI
the same class in any other portion Of the world
and it gives conclusive arguments why they are
un6t fer social and political equality with tbs
White race.
Dr.. W. Q. Stewart, Of this city, has the agency
Of these two books for this county, and will in q
few days call on the people for the purpose Of re-
eeiviug their subscriptions. They arc two Of th'
most remarkable and foreible works which have
been written on the social aud political status o
eur country during the past ten years. and are vel
worthy all the praise and patronage that can b
Bestowed on them.
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WHITE PlNE.-We have elsewhere stated
that two Of our citizens, who had the White
Pine fever very badly, have been cured by a
trip to Portland, and haye returned home
sgain. A friend of ours has placed in our
hands letter written by friend of bis on
the llth instant, who, when he wrote it was
in the White Pine country. We extract the
folIowingt
aWhits Pine Is good place for those that have
start, The mines are very rich; but there is
none can tell how long they viii last. Nearly ev-
cry one that had anything to sell or trade has
made money in this country. But goods are com
ing here very fast, think that all kinds Of bus
mess viii be oVerdone in White Pine. But there
are hundreds Of miles ell GROUND White Pine
down to the Colorado river, and good news from
there. There are oats here and barley is 90
cts. . pound; and hay IS $500 per ton. Any man
can do be ter here, think, than in Oregon, that
viii work or rustic. As for myself, I am doing
very ~eli, and am satisfied with White Pine.
ALEX. CAMPBELL"