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VOL. -A.
DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY O, 1804.
no. so.
0ntaineert
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING,
(MONDAYS IX01PTI D,) BY
WILLIAM II. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PBOPRIITOS. , " '
TlftHS Twenty-JLvtcmU per weak, payable to the carrier
par month, by mall, (1; thraa months, $2 60; lx
months, $S; oua year, $8. Admrtlsementa Inserted at
low rates. '
Job Printing.
Every description of plain and fancy Job Printing axe
ntad with neatness and despatch, and forwarded M per
rder to any part of the country . Payment Jar Job Print
ing mutt be made on deliver qj vnrk. '.. ' '
BLOCH MILLER 4 CO.,
Dalles, Oregon,
IMPORTERS AND DtAUAl I
ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE
MIXER'S TOOLS.
Alao, a good assortment of all kinds of '
Grooeries and Provisions.
Wines and 1-iiqu.ora.
Constantly on hand. - t144f
M. BROWN & BE07,
WHOLRSALt AMD RETAIL DIALIM III
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRYGOODS!
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. &o.
Mr. M. IIHOWN, being ft resident of San Francisco, we
are enabled to offer great indceuieuls to purchasers. We
respectfully invite the publio to examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. imo-ti
4v- Stone Store, north side Main street. Dalles,
E. P. FITZGERALD,
" ' " ' '' dialer w ' ' "
H ARDW ARE
Iron and. Steel.
Every Description of
miners' and Mechanics' Tools,
AND
Farming Implements,
SUIP CHANDLERY, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, AND
STAPLE DUX UOOUS,
Crockery and Glassware.
B. P. F1T7.UKRALD,
flO-tf Daltet, Oregon.
GEO. L. WOODS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
AND
REAL. ESTATE AGENT.
A LI, BUSINESS entrusted to his care will be prompt-
J:JL ly attended to. Olnce at the court House.
ulu-lf GEO. L. WOODS.
ifll 1IA0 A ODULL
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
"WTILL PRACTICE IN TI1K SUPREME ANDCllt-
lT cult Courts of Oregon, and the District Courts of
Wusimigtou Territory. ,
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims.
0. HUMASON, Dalles, Ogn. J. A. DDK LI,
II. I ERM AN .So CO.,
DIALSRS II
Clothing, and Taney Dry Goods
Receiving tholr Goods diroct from San Francisco, they
are enublud to sell at low rates.
II. HKRMAN A CO.,
aull-tt Main street, Dalles.
SPIER
OFFICE ON
WASHINGTON STREET,
oM-tf ' BETWEEN MAIN A SECOND 8T8.
IA YNIi & CO.'S
AUCTION HOUSE,
SECOND STREET, DALLES CITf,
F. A. O. PAINE, Auctioneer.
CJALB8 OF HEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL MKRV
aT3 ch-indlse.
43- Stock Sales every day.
nolo
BOUT AND snoi; SXOKi:.
E. VVYCKMAN,
fJT AS JUST RECEIVED, diroct from San Francisco, an
Je.fi Invoice or Eastern made
UOOTS AND SHOES,
of the very best quality and latest styles, Including the
a-elebratod ENGLISH HUNT1NU hhiik, manuiactnred
liy Benkert. Also, a large assortment or
FINE DRESS BOOTS.
j J-Ocntlemen who prefer to nave their Roots or Shoes
made to order, can rely upon obtaining nent nrni ouiy
At, jr. w iunnAD, main turotu,
1 apl7-tf Oppoiiite the Express Office.
NOTICE.
rwin ne old al
' JL May 1HIM, the LANDS sot apart for the benefit of
Vuhllc Schools. In Wasco county. The settlers on School
Irfuiris prior to tho survey of tho same, can purchase same
at TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER ACRE, to be
Jwlected in legal subdivision! or mAW
nir25-3w. Superintendent of Publio Schools
Produce & Commission Store.
J. CONSER & SONS.
Second Street, Dalles,
Flour, Feed, Produce
AND ;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
TIIR VERY BUST BRANDS OF FLOUR, FKRD OF
all kinds : and every description of PRODUCE cou-
tantly In atore and aold at the loweat ratea.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
A splendid assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. In
cluding the cholceat Tea, Coffee, Sugar, ax., selected ex
pressiy tor tanury use.
s? Consignments received, and a general Storage
Forwarding and Communion business attended to.
J. uuhbbk at Bil.-vB, second street,
li26-tf If act door to I'ayne't Auction Store.
DALLES BAKERY
AID
GROCERY STORE.
ANTHONY SNYDER,
(Second Street, (wo doors Mow the Globe Hotel )
WB0LRBAU AND KIT AIL MANOFACTORRR Of
ier 13 It TH j. 13 . "j
Crackers, Pilot Bread, cakes & Pies,
AND DIALEK IN
Family Groceries.
49 Orders from the upper country filled and Dromutlv
dispatched. 21-tf
Wli. MOaBDS.
o. B. KacaeL.
WM. 1YI0ABITS&C0.,
OITY BAKERY,
AND
PR 0 VISION STORE,
Corner of First and B Streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALKR8 In BREAD,
CRACK K118 and Family UR0UER1E3.
Orders from a distance carefully filled and promptly
dlspatclied. 1-tf
A. I. ULOGII .St CO.,
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
IHrORTHS AMD DKAIIU IV
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GHOt'ERIES, EIQtlOUS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO &MNERS OUTFITS
ar All Orders Punctually Attended to. J3:f.
It. II. MALLOllV.
CKLILO, ORKGON,
DRY GOODS, " WINES. rTTCTI,
GR0CKUIE3, LlttUORS, OAKUM,
11., i'i'u h Qirnva nii ma n ifiAmD
niOACCO, HARDWARE. AND BOAT
JL STORKS, of all descriptions. Also, a full ussurtiueut
of GENERAL MEHCHAND1SE. adapted to the wants
oi ine country. All orders trom the upper country
promptly attended to. and Goods sent by return steamer.
Goods told M per cent, cheaper than any other store In
niwn. oia-tt it. ii. MALLORYi
wasulgto warn ItOAD
......FROM
rortlnnd to the Cascades.
The undersigned would respectfully Inform the
traveling public that the above named Wagon Road
Is now lu traveling order for light loaded wagons, from the
uioutu ol SANDY to CASCADES. Persons wishing to
travel irom rortianu 10 tne vanes, will nnd itto tlieirad
vantage to cross the Coluinbie Itiver at the mouth of San
dy ami haul their wagons over this Road to the Cascades,
as it will save the price or freight on the lower steamboat,
and als over he Caacadea railroad. There is asood trail
from the Cascades to I lie Dalles for loose stock, crossing
tne river uuck ugam near t,uue winte Niimon. rerrlea
are now kept at both these crossing) From and after the
16th of February next, tho undersigned will keep the
above Ferries In connection with the Road, and will pass
the travel through as cheap as any other route. There
boing better gnus, less rocks, and generally a better Road
on this route. 1 tlattermyself that 1 will receive a liberal
patronage from Drover and Parkers. In addition to the
0. 8. N. Co.'s steamers, the eteainur Oslrfoleruiiuiugfrom
ui uucauus to cue uaiiee, and will carry wagons clie dt
uaies oi ion over me Koad :
For each wagon, with two horses, mules, or oxen-4i 00
For each additional palrofbowes, mules oroxen..,. 60
For horse and buggy... , , 75
For each additional horse 25
For each man and horse 60
For each pack animal 87J
fu, duuh ucmwi .iiiuiais, uiiiur iiiuusueep nogs or
gouts 26
For sheep, hogs or goats, each oi
H. C. HARDY. Prunrletor.
We, the undersigned 1 mmlgrants, hen-by certify that we
passed over E. C. Hardy's Wairon Road, on or about the
28th day of September, 1863, with the Bethel Train of
tiitrty-imir wagons; and do consider said Road agood Moun
tain uoau ior ugni loauoo wagons.
Aurora, marion county, Oct. 0, ma.
Woll Young,
Frank Wevmnn.
Juiin rry,
D. 7,1 merman,
D. Htelnbach,
John Will,
Urban Will,
George Fry,
John J. Cullen,
Henry Hocker,
Philip Snyder.
II. Will,
U. Will,
David Scholl,
Jacob Stelnduck,
John Bier,
Joseph Burkholder,
BeiJsmin Mnrquart,
Samuel Wolfer,
Samuel Miller,
Kndolph Wolfer,
G. W. Ehlen,
Cornelius llalr.
M. Burkholder,
Androw Grossman
Stephen Smith,
Theoder Stopffor,
C. H. Khlen,
Edward Vawter,
Jacob 0. Miller,
Leonard Will,
George Will,
Joseph II Milter,
John Oerkin,
Nicholas Bier;
Isaac Miller,
0. F. Koop,
C. WolfT, Capt. Train,
Chaa. Burkholder,
George Zlegler,
Michael Bachert,
llonry Snyder,
William Miller.
j23-tr
A. R. BOOTH,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PltlKST HAflLia, W.T. '
RK1QHTS CONSIGNED TO MY CARE for Colville,
Hock Island. Okanoiron, or the' Upper Columbia
Mines, will receive prompt attention.
- Frelghte Stored, or token over the Portage at rev
eonablo rates, 8-tf
COLUMBIA RIVER MINES.
'A.. Tt. BOOTH,
FOOT OF PRIEST RAPIDS, W. T.
DEALKR IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE: AND
Miners' Supplies. A full assortment of Goods con
stantly on baud, comprised in part of
Flour, Miners' Hoots, Sheet Copper,
Self-Rising Flour, 1. R, Roots, Nitric AcM,
Bacon, Nailed Brogane, Quicksilver,
Beans, Uats, Ketorts, - )
Dried Applet, Indian Goods, L. II. Shovels,
Sugar, . . ' Blankets, , Miners' Picks, i
Tea, , Liquors, Coarse Wire,
Coffee, ' Dry Goods, Gold Pans,
Tobacco, . Groceries, ' -
Tom k Rocker Irons, etc.. eto.
Also ft good assortment of Clothinn. Goods delivered
at the upperend of Priest Rapids, If desired. Jylt-tf
S. ABKABAMSOS. 0. K0ULBIH0.
ABRAHAMSON & KOHLBERG,
WHOltSAU AMD RRTAIL DEALIH8 IN '
CLOTIIIIVG, ROOTS & SHOES,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 8EGAH8, TOBACCO, 8TA-
T10NERT. TAIfKtl NOTIONS, RTC,
Corner Main and Court streets, Opposite Wellt, Fargo A
uo.'s Kxnress. Dalles, urea-on. "
ATajr A orders promptly attended to, apia-ti
I-ia Grande Hotel.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIO ARB
hereby notified that the under
lined not Just opened the above named
not Ma situated in tne town 01 1.A 0,f, 'im-T
GRANDE, In Grand Ronci nu.tr. tLalJ)r
where MKALS maybe had at all hours. GOOU BEDS
win also De nirnisnen. There is also In connection wltn
the House a FEED STABLE and enclosures for Stock.
No pains will br spared by the proprietor to make the
above naniee House all that can be deslnd by the travel
ing public and others who may favor him with their pa
tronage. P. C. KEIiSUR. .
LA Grande, Baker county. Oregon. I :
July tin, ikub, j jyiKIm"
NEW FERRY.
The tnbterlber, having purchased the WHITE
BLUFF FEItltY, hereby gives notice that he has re
moved the same to PHI K8T RAPIDS, where It is perma
nently established. The boat is one of the best on the
Itiver, and no pains will be spared to make it safe and
convenient. This KERRY is on the most direct route from
Dalles City to Cariboo. Colville or the Kootenai mines.
Priest llaplds. Feb. 1. IIWH, niltt-tf A. K. WIDTH.
LOtlTltANl l OUftilltY
AND
MACHINE SHOP, .
FIRST STREET, between Yamhill and Morrison.
Steam Engines
ol from 4 to 4,1 horse
power.ilther Portableor
Stationary. Also, CI It-
CULAK SAW MILL-
COMPLETE, constantly S lie
on hand. Also, llav Pros- S4f(E)fc
sea of all sites ; Planing
tiacilines.inooawortirs
pattern.) Wrouirlit and
uasi 1 run wora ior vor
tical SnwandUrlat mills)
Brass and Iron Casting!
and .
WROUGHT IRON WORK
of every description. I am also prepared to furnish
Quarts Mills oomplete, of tbs Latest &
most Improved Patterns 1
These Mills can beforwardud to any part of the mines.
as the weight of the entire machinery will not exceed 3,-
uuu pounus. .
. Horse Powers & Agricultural Implements
manufactured to order at the very LOWEST CA8H PRICE.
N. B.Partlcnlor attention paid to KKPAI11S. fe2u-tf
fWalla Walla .Vittrsman please copy 1
W.D. UlfrELOW,
RECEIVING,. FOR WARDING,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,'
Columbia ttreet, near Main,
DIALKR IN Ilel5-tl
FLOUR GUMN,
J.D0 WD'S
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
(SECOND STR EET. near the Court House.)
1 ENTLE HORSES, AND HORSES AND .vl
y7 Carriages to hire. Also, Horses boarded btf'Y-fx
by the day, week, or month, on reaaonable AP-if)
terms. M
The Stable has been fitted up with every care fi'r the
otutort of animals, and none but careful grooir.i . nm
loyed. The public patronage Is respectfully solicited. ,S-tf
GOT" SCALES.
A full assortment of GOLD SCALES, from 4 to M
ounces. For sale by J. JUKER,
apl7-dAwlm Main tsroet, Dull us.
I'lcturesI SlctureNl Pictures!
An assortment of 250 PICTURES for Parlors,
ii uar-rooms, at reauceo prices, rorsaieat
Bar-rooms, at reduced prices.
J. JUKF.R'8.
apIMf
Main street, Dalles.
D. Will. IIOUTIIITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BANNOCK CITY, Idaho Territory.
sT Particular attention paid to Collecting Debts.
II. J . WALDRON,
roHT-OFFICE BOOKSTORE
CONSTANTLY ON HAND a full tupply of Standard
and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Newspaper!
Magazines, cto. Alto, Fresh Fruit aulS
NEW CROCKERY STORE!
M. SELLER & CO.,
Dalles, Oregon,' .. ; ,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY Inform the pnb-
lie that they are now opening the store
formerly occupied by Blocb, Miller A Co., with a '
large and wen aeiecieu sioca. 01
. .. GLASSWARE, , , , .
. LAMPS, of all descriptions,
PLATED and BRITANIA WARE,
LOOKING GLASSES, ' ' -TABLE
and POCKET CUTLERY. :
, NOTIONS, AO., AC, ,
WILLOW WaRE, " ","
KEROSENE OIL, ' ' '
CAMPHENE. AC. 1 ; '" ".'
Having a house In San FranoltcoXnd Portland, we tie
enabled to offer Goods at the lowest rates.
M. SELLER & CO.,
-. . , MAIN STREET,
de!4-tf Pallet Oregon.
Columbia Transportation Company,
' THE RTF.AMKR
' PIONKKBi,'. itftrf
3 ' KERNS. Master. ' fcSSA
will leave Portland every t, ,
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday,
at T, A. M ., connecting with the new propellor CELILO
BAUGHMAN, Master, at the Cascades, next day. Return
lug, the CELILO will leave the Dalles every , .
, Tuesday and 1'i lday, ,
8, A.M.. connecting with the PIONEER at Cascade!, tame
day at 12 o'clock u. Freight by this Hue will be forwaidtd
from the Dalles by the su-amer Coscadilla, White, Matter,
to Umatilla, Wallula, and other ports above. Arrange
luenta have been made for the transit of passengers over
the Portages, and shippers may rely that their freight will
be takeu todestinatiuu with care aud dispatch. For freight
and passage, apply to
JNO. T. KKRNS, Agent, Portland,
oc2-lm or W. D. BIQBLOW. Agent, Pallet.
F1 . JL) E1I31,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MAIN aTR ET, DALLES, ' ,
(NUT DOOR TO Tilt AtftAT OrrlCt,) ..' v .
TTVEALER IN FINE WATCHKS, JEWELRY, .
X ' tLUuns, uom pens, sliver and Plated ware, '
Spectacles, Cutlery, Ao, 1
4tarParlicular attention paid to repairing fiueti
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. All Watches repaired by
me warranted lor twelve mouths.
N. B. All orders from the upper country, by Express
or otherwise, promptly attended to. uull tf
B. B. HILL. A.J RANK
HI LL & K A. ILST E
, WBOLKtAU AND RCTAIL DtALRRt IN ,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors,
' '. ' ' ' -!'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
. STORAGE AND FORWARDING. . .; .
Goods consigned to us will meet with proper attention
Xtelerences 1
PORTLAND. DA1LR8.
. II. W. Corbet, , Robhlnt A Co-
Rlcbardt A McCracken, W. 0. Moody A Co,
II. Law, O. Uuuiaton.
Umatilla Landing. Sept. 8th, 1863, , tetH'
rs7M ALTESE,
' WB0LRBALR AND RETAII, DKALRR IN
Groceries and I'roviNions,
, MAISI STREET,
(Opposite Brown A Bro.) DALLES, OREGON.
Const anllv on hand full and teleo
ttock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, .
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Goods
shipped to order-
Also, FRESH AND PRIED FRUIT.
Also. FliEHH FRUIT, nnd evory description of VEGR
TABLUS, Imported fnmi Sun Francisco, tuppllet 0 which
will be constantly on hand. j!9-tf
' " i7"o. O. F.
COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 5, 1. O. O. P.,
meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock
111 wuiouic Man, uaues city, iirotnerr in good standing
are Invited to attend C. R, MEIUS. N .0.
Jamks IUiloran. Secretary. ' fcll-tf
PASWKJNGEU TRAIN.
In Connection with their CANYON CITY F.X
PKKSS. .Measrt. Junes A Edgnr, will place a PASSE.N
GKRTRAIN upon the road, which will take passengers
through to the Canyon insidoof four days. Relays of Horses
have been provided, and it is Intended to put passengers
through in express time. The first PA8KENUc.ll TRAIN
will leave the Dalies, on or about the 20th Inst., and will
connect with the California steamer. For further partic
ulars, Inquire of MR. BURKE, Agent, at Weils, Fargo A
Co.'s Express. foilMf JONES A EDGAR.
CurtoH Do Vlsite, &o.
FOR A LIKENESS OF ANY 80RT, GO TO H0LST7.
Corner of Second street, opposite the horse market
aud he will
dive Yon Entire Satisfaction,
rain or ill n shine, with hii powerful Voitlander lmtru
DlVtltfl. 0l(J-t
C1AS. hCIlELLHOHTU H. CO-.
PROFRIRTCM OF TBI
OITY IJAICERY,
LA GRANDE, Baker County, Oregon.
ACKERS, TEAMSTERS, FAMILIES
and othera supplied wiih
BREAD, UKAVKBK.1, fJJSO, VAKJtO, CM
Also, dealers In Groceries, Provisions, Ac. t nihl0-3m
stit. a ii. tiTrni.n.
wy etldence at the house owne A by Lf W.
M.W VVtHi yorner oi yvur wis vunn cuyvis.