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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

NEW YORK. Oct. 7-Evening.-Money remains
easy at % per cent on call, but the discount
ket continues dull and prime notes difficult of
sale the street at 10 to ~ per cont. Foreign
bonds awards were not announced until late ia the
day. owing to some delay in the Secretary answering
the Assistant Treasurer's message on the subject
There were awarded to Fisk q Hatch 114.58 and
ia 6S. The S2,000.0U0 Government bonds awarded
to Fish e. Hatch to-day are understood to be sold
tons free sellers at present OF the Government
bonds which they have held tor some time. The
specie taken out by the Minnesota to-day was re-
shipment OF sovereisns. The Gold market was ex-
ceedingly dull throughout the day, and closed at
1891 a. 1870. The rates paid for carrying to-day were
quiet and barely steady at the decline Henry Ciewes
& Co. report the following 4.15 quotations.
United States coupon 6's, 1881. .1195
United States 52G coupons 1862. .120a
United States 5-2Os S6i.
United States b 2O's 1863. .1l9k
United States POS, January and July,.....,..117
Untei States 5-20s 1867.
United States 5-20s 1863
United States lO-40 coupons. .107H
, :. :: ~
southern state securities were active and higher
on North Carolina bonds. owing to an official an
nouncement that the Treasurer, of the State would
purch 100000 of them fan invesime Mt of the
school fund; the Especial tax bonds sold I'D % Al
new 40 and old. do AZ The balance of the list was
steady.
The Stock market at the close of the day was firm
in Vanderbilt stocks but dull and heavy in Western
| shares The weake stocss of the day were the
| Lake Shore, st. Paul and North Western. There
were free sales of the above stocks, which, in the
case o. Lake Shore soma little CONSERVATION
among the bulls and gave rise to an impression that
snmeb ,dy was guilty of selling long stock. The mar
ket closed very dull at 81 p Nj. at the following
|
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TIIAREN on execution and will be sold at Public
Il Auction, to the highest bidder, on Monday, the
1T DAY of November, A. D., 1869, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the salesroom OF f. Q. Bailey, No. IL Ex-
change Street, in Portland and said County OF Cum
berland the following Described personal property,
viz; The Tools OF a Tin and Sheet Iron ker,
consisting in part of Beader, Tin and Sheet Iron
Rolls, fin FOLDER, Beakhorn stake, Double Scanning
stake, Mandrel, Press. &c.
Dated at Portland, October 81, 1869.
w. L. PEN ELL, Deputy Sheriff.
oe2std f. o. BAILEY, Auetioneer.
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Portland Proyident Association.

TINE Annual Neeting OF the Portland Providsnt
l. Association viii be held a. us OSs N Se!b mat
O'clock for the choice OF officers and any 9TH
or I'm s,ness that NAV come before them
Iar nrier. c. @. HAYES,
.,5oi-t Sec'y pro TEN.
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AUCTION sAi.3
House and Land ant Auction.

an FRIDAY, Oct goth, at o'clock NJ, l shall
" sell the new story and hall House No 3S Mel
bourn st. Said house contains rooms, piped for
gas good closets, Plenty OF hard and SOFT water is
finished throughout in a thorough aud workmanlike
manner. Lot 40x76 #. This property offers a hne
opportunity to any rarties wishing plea nt and
desirable home. Part oil the money can remain on
mortgage.
oc23td r. q. BAILRY, AucfIoneer.
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BRIEF JoTTINGS.-Yesterdayw was very dis
agreeable day. Although the sun shone bright
there was very piercing wind from the North
which raised clouds of dust and penetrated to
the marrow. The thermometer at the highest
point, 80 o.-F. o. Bailey sold the house No
25 Gray street, with $500 square feet of land,
yesterday, to George B. Gordon, for $4950.-
The first steamer of the Montreal Ocean Steam
ship Line, is due here Sunday, Nov. Dist
Gov. Chamberlain and wife passed through
this city yesterday morning, on their way to
Boston.-Fifty johnson hydrauts will be set
this season.-Thomas Woodbury. was brought
before United States Commissioner Clifford on
Tuesday for an assault on the high seas on
Hiram Brown, one of the hands on board brig
G. Fl. Kennedy. A compromise was effected
and the respondent discharged gentle
man who lost yearly pass over the Boston &
Maine Railroad had better make inquiries at
the Adams House.-Smoked "finnan haddies''
are in season.-Cold enough for December last
evening.-That watch which Stephen Ham
picked up was described and claimed by lady
from Gray. She remembered alightipg from
her carriage just where Ham picked up the
watch.-A little personal onpleasantaess took
place bet xeen two gentlemen living up town,
yesterday, about fence.-Shay's Qnincuplexal
Troupe will be here next week.-Dont forget
the grand Social Dance at Mission Hall, over
behring's bridge, to-night.-A drunk or two
and one or two dodgers at the station hous 9
last night.
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LIGoNIA.- During the summer we mention
ed the completion of nice hall at Lgonia
Village, with reading-room attached, which
had been erected by the Directors of the Roll
ing Mills for the benefit of the workmen and
their families The Directors also decided to
get up library for the use of the men, and re-
quested them to make out list of such books
as they would prefer. The list was prepared,
and instead of being composed of works of fic-
ton as one might naturally suppose, embraced
the works of the standard authors, besides very
many scientific works on chemistry, by draulcs,
mathematics, numerals, etc. There were very
few novels among the number, which amount
ed to $50 volumes. These $50 volumes now
form the library, and are valued at $500, and
are eagerly sought by the men, who devote
their spare time most assiduously to che i'm
provement of their minds
1t being desirable to secure some valuable
books for the institution, and also to establish
a library fund, Henry John Murray, Esq, Her
Britannia Majesty's Consul has kindly Of
fered to read at their hall, for their benefit, on
Saturday evening next. The programme will
no doubt include selection from Dickens,
perhaps the "Carol," which Mr.. Murray rem
ders SO faithfully, and also several from the
dramatic poets We congratulate the Ligoni-
ans upon the delightful evenings entertain
ment they have secured.
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OF COURSE our readers will notice the adver-
tisement of a Bankrupt stock for sale by Leach
& Parker. Now is your chance.
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Z; u II d p e.
Great Britain,


Great Britain.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR.. PEABODY
LONDON Oct. 27.-Mr. George Peabody is Sc
riously i'll and his recovery is considered doubt
full.
THE BISHOP OF EXETER,
Rev. Mr.. Temple publicly expresses his re-
greet at the anxiety and excitement caused by
his promotion to the Bishopric of Exeter.
He would be glad to allay the feeling which
has been aroused, but declines to make ary ex-
PLANTATION. He is confident that Intercourse
with the clergy will cause the feeling against
him to subside.
Spain.
END OF THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The ministerial crisis is
over. All parties have agreed to postpone
their difficulties.
SENTENCE OF AN INSURGENT LEADER
CAIRNS, an insurgent leader, has been SEN
fenced to suffer death by a council of war at
Bilboa.
REQUEST WITHDRAWN.
The Deputies from Porto Rico have with
drawn their request to the Govern nent to de-
fer special legislation by decree for that island,
have received satisfactory explanations as to
the intentions of the ministry.
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WidOacs' Wood Society !

,yNHE Annual Meeting of the Members OF the
L Widows Wood Society of Portland, will be heiu
at MeCobb q Kingsburys office, Exchange street. s
on Wednesday Evening. Oct "a. at l-Z clock, cI
choice of officers and the transaction OF any other
business that may legally come before them.
oc2Sdtd CHARLES BAKER, Sec'y.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.

CORRECTED BY WIN. H. WOOD SON, BROKER
Descriptions. Par Value. offered. ASke
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Strayed!

A NUMBER of sheep came in TO my enclosure on
"A the goth day of Oct, the owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
wes,brook, Oct. 21st, 1869.
oe22.1w. JOSEPH NJ. SAWYER.
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Portland Wholesale Prices Current.


Apples.
Cooking. -. 2 504i 90
Eating. ....... 8 00a6 so
Ashes.
Pearl v h.. none
Pot. .......,.... 81 9 s
Beans.
Marrow % bu. IS 90 a 3 30
Pea. :. 3 20 q 3 80
Blue Pod. Q so "a 3 90
Yellow Eyes. 2 so "a 5 90
Box Shocks.
Pine,..,...... so q rs
Bread.
Pilot Sup 10 90 912 90
Pilot ex 100 1b 7 so q 10 "
Ship. IS so "a s 90
CrackersP100 40 q
Butter.
FamilyP ID. 81 q 80
Store, ....... 20 "a ~
Candles.
Mould p h.. IA 9 10
Sperm -. 4Ol@ AZ
Cement.
y brl. ........z so "a 2 55
Cheese
Vermont " Id is q 10
FACTORY -. ~ 20 ~
country. ......... none
Coal-tRetaill.
Cumberland. . 90 "a 9 30
Lorb'y&Dia. ~ so gil 90
Lehigh. ...... 10 so OIL 90
X & w Ash. 1850 gil 20
Coffee.
Java ~ h.. !. 50 q 40
Rio. :. % q %
Cooperage.
HID. Silks & Hds,
Mol. City. % 20 a 2 SO
Sug. City. 3 40 9 2 so
Sug. C'try.. L 90 @ l 25
C'tryRift Mol.
HID. Silks. 15C a 1 rs
HID. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine. &c q 2S
Hard Pine, 80 "a 3.
Hoops, IA ft).25 90 GAO 20
R.Oak Staves45 90 @50 90
Copper.
Cop.Sheathing SO q
Y.M.Sheathing q az
Bronze Do. " q
Y. NJ. Bolts. :. q a
Cordage.
AmericanPib 16t@ II
Russia. III a IS
Manila. ...... 2410 25l
Manila ROltrnno Oel
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l. O = II .

ON tho 25th inst, on Spruce St., or on Bracket
OSt, near spruce st, Portmonnaie containing an
amount OF money. Any person nnd,ng the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at No 20
Oct 27-d3t*
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Bank Dividend I!

TINE National Traders Bank has declared an Ex-
i IRA DIVIDEND OF three per cent, payable on
and after Monday next, Oct 25th.
+. GOULD, Cashier.
Oct o.dtw
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TURKS Is. p
hid. Is bus. % 81 "a 4 %
st. Martin, 362 @ 4 70
do, ckd in bond2 % "a 2 82J
Cadiz dutyp'd 3 so "a on
Cadiz in bond 2 12392 62J
Grind Butter. q t0
Liverpool duty
paid 49,. 8 509f 90
Liv. in bond 2 1902 &c
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-.b' COURT PROCEEDINGS. 1
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, DECEMBER
s''@" E.' TERN. lee1

-.. uox. HnAx KNOWLES. r1zsDrs. III .!ta.-
...-,-, r.r Dccembes 10 nj ttxw s.ssf \.
Rogers 4 Dance ~ kenyon, dsfeadast moved for
non cult: esssained YTts excepted Defendants
withdraw counter caaia without pssjsdics
#Ea- y Deoemhsr II.
Worcester = 4 - nansisy, asssnpsitJusy fosnd
for plaistiEs el3.Sa d as a8 # sn&l
Piai,tsd - Ee~ss. Psaiseig esdsrsd y Cosrt -
produce booka sS ,f4e. casa E7a.5H ta .t
P,aisssd / No~iaa - Aikea i Il osss y pssescs
hooks ~ aoida a5t r.3ts5 HcIf; ~ saaE
walker. Admr II Y. McCassey y McCossn,
rcplcvin Verdict fF YiaistiR, jadsmsaf ~ 1lslA
PrvG ssmits Damages. Dsesodaats seties q NOTICE
toe Aew trial.
Dse -
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thai ssssssasa Pm sssspt; ~ days = ts1ase ~
psal At'el t ,3s +4',@ff. 't
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In New York City the RepubHcans elected only two
ont Of II Of tho Adcrmanic Beard Florence ecanncl
was elected. .,f a.s.e #~a ..'E E6
John Ecket, after being told that he was about to
de- said he had nothing to do with the BuEd.n mur-
der but told facts that point dirsety 70 Mr.. Cunning
ham - the murderer. ~ @"% .'@+%'+" ID
Gold has bcsn discovered In Nicaragua. @#. '.".
The Boston Flour Mills. ON Commascial Wharf.
burned Dec. Z. LosA ]i51ooa 60. .......
The dead bodies q an aged couple, Nj. and Mrs.
vandasen, were found In the smouldesing ruins Of
their dwelling, near Neadvillc, Penn, On Monday
morning, Dec 6th The prevailing impression 10 that
they had been murdered and the house ect on nre in
order toobsain large sum Of co'd IN vaodcueen's
poseession. ' '"''% "''f' o2'is't ~ "&'
T. Nor, Of sedaia,, Missouri deputy Gated states
Nash& was shot and killed II Camden, No, By 1
desperate character WHOM - went @ arrest lu Illicit
Oscillation. 1880
TAe Ecumenieal Conncil opened 1t Rome, Der. 9Th.
Rain fell III day, but the Hpcsssion was succcss.
The Pops was followed b NJ bishops through the
sesseaA The oprsiag ssrs6oaies In ~ Vatican 90
capied i've bouEs. sge .aa%aatb .tts9r3u
Jcm Macs has accepted Tom Allea's ehallsass 70
lght for $500 side Or more.
0esesal Butler i psrSecsiug plan for the payment
4 pensions throagh the money order ohee, and Is
framiaG biI! 70 e1es this paSpose.. ~ EnH taa
Cosessa John haE > lawyer from Kansas eennit.
ted suicide q New Yosk u TEL Dee sth s-
stasenents froo ~ Internal Rsvssus harean chow
c3svcn hundred and seventy.Ave grain dissesiss 10
~ Usied States, theash esly ahsas fsar Aaaassd
sstaAlisanents Ne II opsgaeioa. ,.,.,i,l s,n
WAsomo7oN, Deeomhe4 lA-D1 Pal echoenpe
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The following good one" u'ay bc lai

- .
The following good one" naay bc laid
TO '.Linkcnsidc," of the Chicago Post:
"Thc Hon. T-m-sW. C-g-t, Of Iowa,
I, an awful ewcsrcr. The Judge swears in
his sleep! He wss being lecturc,s one day
On the subject BY I slab.ssded missionary.
There b your friend, Brother -. : ssid
10, swho not only uses no psofane language
bat b I devoted Christian tnnan- - praying
u,sn. '.Well, well.' retortetl tho Judge, With
even a. Unusual use ofthe energetic idiom,
there isn't 20 much difference between
Brother - and me after III. IdOn't mean
any thing BY NY swearing. cir, end l'c don't
mean snvihiSg b. bic psaying +" a1
The Initials viii be recognised - tAose q
The sire of one Of Dser Lodges distinguish.
ed altosneys. Wsihavc she assurance that
I've psofans days of ~ Hon. Sire ~ With
The past--excsps o. extraordinary accasinads
end hat 10 ~ rsosasly sxpssaeddssp on
sritlcu 10 Reversed gosslsnsn No oset
sspsovsd hls psofaalty. - oiaseead sftss
allowed - - awaVwist IT, - severely
convincsd ~ fun .citatisas. ~ 'ssi1sne3
Shas - ~ coosnltaeA . wosse uIDe.'stl'
faL pessiatsal lying - acesmpasA - -
agnA Ils!uad orea Geppi ia 4ptiiog e3's.-'s
';;.-Disner leib aFet geing eet = H. 49,
amns, NV, Yetf laPliss 1900 49,
eoasG b1ne Gu6stltoo .r,..t,, ds.r IL
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POS1AL MATEERG.

Pursuast to the pub,shcd cal, = meeting
was held pt the Csurt House on, Monday
evening Mt to organize csneertsl effort
Tor better mail facilities thanare proposed I"
he accorded as under the plan of the he.
partn,ent. Col. w. L. Irvine vss called tn
the chair, and Mr. Granville Stuart elected
Secretary. .....--....-
The Chairman. Measn. Kerlcy. Clagett,
Knowles, and Others addressed the meeting,
pointing out the defects of the complicated.
expensive, round about and inefficient sys.
tenn now advertised for weekly service. and
suggesting by what routes the mails could Le
carried to erery c0sce on the seest eide cf tie
''soun.~ixs. srer Jeserr miles. three times a
seeck. than they can be carried orsr the adeer-
nsed routes, seeek!y Attention was also
called TO the direct route from the Beaver
head Valley through, the Deer Lodge Pass
enabling US to receive our mails sooner than
they can bc carried 10 Helena, and over
nearly one hundred miles shorter route than
now carried.
A Resolution Offered hy Mr.. CInsett
that a committee he elected to draft
map showing, BY lines. the routes over
which the mail is advertised to bc carried
also map showing, Ivy lines, the routes over
which it should be carried and accompany
these with a statement and petition To
he submitted to the people Of Deer Lodge
and Slissoula counties for their endorsement
and to be forwarded to tho Postmaster Cen
cral, was unanimously adopted. The Com
mittcc elected consists of Granville Stuart.
Robert Wilcs. DR.. Arson Ford, +. b. Wa.
tcrbury and Jas. II. Mills The Committee
was instructed to Report TO q meeting to I've
held tomorrow Saturday evening 1t tl.c
same pace. Mr.. Stuart, Dr. Ford and 9TH
crs have since prepared maps, and the iuat.
ter will he amply explained. Those who
have not given this matter consideration
may bc astonis,,cd TO know that the Depart.
mcnt proposes 10 lay fer carrying the mail
on sir routes orer ne KuEsA pass, and tie
entire mail If sis routes il eorsied;n tie same
sacks. at tie SHINE time Two, thrcc, and four
services over the same ground is not unus-.
nj. In the intelligent method by which
these facts are to he submitted to the d..
par,mcnt. there can no misappehension of
them, unless its eyes arc subsidized to he
blind. The presence Of MI citizens is sole.
tied At the meeting. and II united, dctcrmin.
ell and persistent effort may yet break up
tho contemplated imposition Of u weekly,
expensive. Robin. lIO'al's. House mail sys-
tenn upon the citizens Of Missou!a and Deer
L,dge counties, and the worse imposition of
no mail Mt all to populous localities.
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TIE IIISSOULA STAMPEDE.

On general principles winter s.ampctlcs
ore bilks. We have recollection of Sun Ri.
vcr. Swcetwoter and SALMON River; Of
hunger, suffering. disapp"intment-dcsth
Quartz does justify popular stampede:
Placcrs cannot lie worked in winter. Then
again the large proportion Of all stumpetles
prove disastrous to the majority, going upon
them. Miners have come to look with dis
irust upon these big camps struck in the
winter, when ground cannot bc thoroughly
prospcctcj, and is likely 10 bc covered with
snow. Unhappy experiences make men sus,
picious. Besides, in the last two Or three
years, Missoula las had several siampetlcs,
all of which, heretofore have proved failures.
20, judgement Is unfavorablc to winter
stampcs'cs in general. and to Misscu!a
stampede in particular. Against this arc
the facts that large number of persons
have gone To Cedar Creek; that the 4cttcrs
50 far from parties who have been there arc
avorablc-usualiy, cxcitcdly written; that
Arissoulians have come out for provisions
ana returned, and that men at the mines
are writing for their friends 10 join them.
To this writing, the reports and letters. 70 far
as we can obtain them are all one way. The
whole thing may DC u humbug. Ifit is, it il
we'll sustained. 1t is true We have not yet,
any full, consilcratc, detailed alviccs. There
Is an earnest. anxious desire OH all sides to
obtain oil the information possible. To
meet that VIC have published extracts from
all the letters We cou!d obtain. bearing uron
the subject We give tho news. That is
our province and what you take paper for.
1t Is for the reader to Judge Of their reliabil.
ity and assertions, and 10 decide for himself.
Personally We sec no cause yet 10 disbclievc
A!at good mines have been struck, but cx.'
agcrstcd stories arc inevitable in such cascs.
We expect full adviccs in very few days,
and, whether good or bod, will put our pat
rons in possession Of it. BY an Extra. on re.
ceipt, II of regular day Of issue. Il Is mid
winter, and the reported mines arc 100 or
10 miles from Deer Lodge. Deep SHOWS
sre liable 70 fall. and severe weather must
be expected. The majority of those who
are considering the trip to Cedar Creek have
determined 70 await further adviccs, and
they evidence discretion. Think twice
-thrcc times, and If you 80, 50 we'll clsi.
b!ankctcd, and purscd. .rttH "a y" a.1A"
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~ 1m Eprro1 NEW Nosr1wEsr: i. r.
The sun Rises and goes SSss In regal psendst. the
~ ysas 10 gliding s9sngiy I'd irTsvocs1ly tnee the
Pct. bat - each nors dscks Aself In Mayish sautv
~ each evening fades axsy n calm hsaasy behind
ths red and golden clouds In the Western sky, not
grain OF impost.ut items will Il oRss Men Of an 10
cations ar out on big hunta succcss has 70 far
crowned their efforts. with but few exceptions 0ame
this season Il ye plsnilul; indec for tbs lass tse
years, has increased II THE Territory with sstosish
ing Tzpi1ty.
The travel upo. ,hs hixhwsy l.~ssns through this
valley continues uninterrupted. Former winter sea
eous ado requaits tn the propetors VI this road
to vacate the tollhouse aud throw the gate wide
ops.a. but II IL not % nov. The roads are excellent.
Teaun ply upon II - though The last scpse had nm
ished cold waere from land forever, leaving roads
frye Of snow and the gate-kecper ut hi" post.
There IL not single Gaze VI sickness In oar valley.
McF~rands surveying party pasecd through here to-
day e>ronss for Htleua. They intend to complete
their survey next spring.
II 10 rumored here that ]. n. Bscs. Of this valley
aud formerly member Of the Legislature from JeiI-r
son county, suffered death at the hands Of the Indians
while out On eurveyin: tour.
II. Nelson Sxeels, former proprietor Of tho Plant
ess House. 10 now In charge of the st. Charles Hotel
In Boulder Valley. He h worthy Of tho patronage Of
the travelling public fr he sets good table, furnishes
clean BEDS keeps excellent sblin and his excellent
wife pvc.idss over kitchen and table.
Minsrs Farmers. Rsrchmen and :ood!Templars In
tead 10 join hands Christmas Eve aud give rOusin2
dane. for the bcueat Of our new school.
Sundfy letters from Officials have recently reached
year correspondent, In which the writer's inquire with
an o]eial dignity wheshcr there are any Texas eat
tie In our valley. do not comprehend the nature
and intent Of thu inquiry besides, our cattle are most
~ born and raised Bouldc,i'es and don't understand
any other language WaEt Of interesting items. such
40 gen usually desire, csuss to reflect mo~ent.
s'. .'s .t GALLON.
Boulder Valley. NJ T.. Dec, 18th 1869. ..*
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----I---H from pes0onI LNttef.J 49,"
MIssoULA, Dec. Il.
Nessrs. Dance, Stuart + Co.: s...a.
y It is not often we
like to say anything about stsmpcdes, but
We arc now having the widest one We ever
saw. If one half the reports be true, Alder
Gulch 10 laid in the shade and Last Chance
nowhere. We fear they are greatly exag'
gerated, and would say await further devel.
opments. .ga.aa fas FRANK Wo1DEx. =.