Resigned-The Mountaineer says, Geo. E. Graves, Esq., County Judge of Wasco, has resigned his position, in order to accept the U.S. Deputy Collectorship of Internal Revenue. Messrs. Olney and Denny are named in connection with the vacant place.

Died-  At Celilo, Wasco County, Oct. 22d, John Moore, a resident of Newakum, Lewis County, W.T., aged 48 years.

The Advertiser  claims Wascoe as the Secesh Banner county "It is not as it used to was" Tom Jordan has left Wasco and is now in Beauregard's staff.

J.T. Jeffries, in the Mountaineer, states that the loss of stock in Wasco county, as given in the Advertiser, is not true. It was stated in that paper that he and his brother had lost six hundred head. They had not lose any; and the farmers in Wasco had lost but few. The account in the Advertiser was evidently a fiction.

We learn by this arrival that the four ---- who were arrested some time since for the murder of Mr. Braggs and son, near Barlow's Gate, were tried and convicted for the offence in the Wasco county circuit court, and Judge Waite sentenced them to be hung on the 8th day of November next.
 

Wasco County-The Republicans are moving in this County. On Saturday last they held a good meeting at the Dalles, and adjourned to meet to-day and erect a Lincole(?) pole Our friends in Wasco are doing well.

Oregon Legislature, Oct. 4, 1860

Mr. Maves introduced a  bill to prevent swine from running at large in the county of Wasco. read and ordered p--nted.

The Advertiser  says that the sheriff of Wasco Co. has brought to this city two men supposed to have murdered the Chinamen beyond the Dalles. one of the men is named Davis, formerly of resident of this city.

The official returns of Wasco County election give D.W. Dout--t a majority of 108 votes in that county. We advise all democratic candidates who wish to make a successful canvass to hire the Mountaineer to oppose them.