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THURSDAY MORNING, NOT. 0, 1865.
Gbasiity, who killed Garret, la Umatilla
county few days since, has been held to bail
in $2,000, which he has not procured.
Nobody in Umatilla believes that Pomeroy,
who said he bad been robbed of seventy
oiinoes, was robbed at all.
Gin. Solly's expedition against the Sionx,
has proven a failure, and has returned to the
frontiers of Minnesota.
Tai people of Tennessee are singularly
unanimous in support of President Johnson's
po"7 " '
.Thanks to Waldron & Co., of the Post office
Boole store, for files of Eastern and California
papers. -
' A pabtizan editor In Nevada announced
that the party platform of bis party was broad(
and an opponent retorted that it was very flat.
A PosT-orrioa has been established in
Clarke county, Washington Territory, at
Union Ridge. Asa Richardson has been ap
pointed postmaster.
Many of the streams in California have in
creased considerably in volume since the
earthquake, and many of the artesian wells
of Santa Clara have dried up.
Milliniiy Stork. Mrs. Leeser has just
opened a beautiful stock of Millinery Goods,
which she offers tor sale at reasonable prices.
Ladies desiring any articles of millinery
goods would do well to give her a call..
THsPhiladelphiu papers announce the death
of the Hon. Wm. J, Duane, aged 85 years. lie
was Secretary of the Treasury uuder Jackson,
and resigned his office rather than consent to
the removal of the deposits from the United
States Bank.
Personal. Uur old Iricnd and comrade in
arms, Capt. W. W. Thompson, called on us
last evening. Capt. Thompson is on his
way to Vancouver with his company, ("1"),
of tho Washington Territory Volunteers, to
bo mustered out of service. Capt. T. has
served the country long and faithfully in its
armies, and is desorving of consideration at
the hands of the Government.
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OOMPILIO P0M TBI OMaONIAir,
ISAAC F. Blocr,
Sao Francisco.
0. 8. Miuib,
Bid. ScIIAWBACnER,
Dalle.
California New.
San Francisco, Nov. t. The U. S. steamer
Suwanet came lo anchor off this port last
evening from n cruise in searh of the pirate
Shrnandoah in English waters.' aincf leaving
Philadelphia she has steamed 20,000 miles,
and has performed most efficient service
since her orrival in the Pacific. She now
enters port for necessary repair'.
Gen. M Her, the newly appointed Collector
of the Port ot San Francisco, nlea uis bonds
yesterday.
The Baltic Lode. The Bait ic is the nam
of a new discovery in the War Ebgle Moun
tain, Owyhee, which is rising into considera
ble notoriety. Several of the extensions have
been found, running north, and the south ex
tensions are being diligently prospected. The
average width of the ore appears to be be
tween five and six feet.
A life of Mushy, the guerilla, has been
published in Virginia. It is highly embel-
isbed with wood-cuts, which always represent
Mosby as doing the heroic, and the "Tanks'
by ridiculous caricatures.
Columbia Lodge, No. 5, I. O. O. F.--
Meeta every Thursday evening at t o'clock, lu Gates'
Unit, corner of Second and Court Streets. Brothers In
good atandlng are invltod to attend. By order. N. Q.
Now on Nevkh Call at Wm, Blrnbaum'a Jowelrj
Store and examine his extensive atock. Of Watchea, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Sliver Ware, Lamps, Cutlery and Fancy
Goods, which ho odors for sale In order to close business
on account of 111 health, at less than coat, There la no
such large and well-selected atock this side of San Fran
cisco, and the quality of the goods will speak fur Itself.
Now la your time to buy presents cheap, and at a saving
of 60 percent. . Mr. B. has also alot of Ferlacoplc Qlnaa.
Spectacles .Hint perform wondera. n4tf.
Blocli, Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE
OH, O C E XL S ,
AND DEALERS IN .
Wines & Liquors,
And Importers and Jobbers of
CLOTHING?
ISoots & Shoes,
Under Clothing,
fSlankets,
etc., etc., etc.
A.SSA.Y OFFICE.
WE HAVE AN ASSAY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
with our business, under tho entire supervision
of Mr. Miller. We make returns in liars In six hours
We guarantee all our Assnvs and pay the HIUIIKST
CASH PRICE for Bars. W also pny the Highest
Cash Price for Oold Dust.
BLOCII, MILLER & C3.,
myOtf Cor. Main and Washington streets, Dalles.
SELLING O 1 IP
AT COST,
xo close business:
jFc
150
or Sale at a Uur gain.
FEET OF GROUND, fronting on Second
Street, running back 120 feet, adjoining
French A Oilman, with FIVE DWELLING HOUbES and
TWO STORKS thereon. If the anove property is not sold
before the 20th Inst., it will be sold at public auction, to
gether with Furniture in ono House. titlk I'rill txi.
For particulars inquire of PAYNE A CO., Aucts.
Dalles, Nov. 7, 18U6-td
J113MOVAL.
Tub Rev. Henry Ward Beecber is in favor
female suffrage. In France and Rogland there
ois no legal obstacle to women holding certain
municipal officii-. At Aio, in France, nine
women were elected to the municipal council.
Lady Jenkinsoo, at the last general election -in
England, contested Dorshetshire for her
husband, but was defeated.
A public meeting of citiiens, without re
gard to politics, was held at Nusbville, Ten
nessee, on the 23d September. Many lately
i prominent rebels including Henry S. Foote,
Weill S. Brown, Balie Peyton and otbors
were present and delivered speeches. Reso
lutions of a most thorough-going Union
character were passed, and the meeting was
singularly uuaniraotts in its expressions of
approval of President Johnson's course. '
Montana Markets. On the 21st, the Vir
ginia City Poet'i quotations (dust)' for Salt
Lake Qour are $17 aud $18, an advance of
BOc per hundred since our lust. Bacon, best,
was 60c ham, best, C5c; .lard, 45 to 60c;
. candles, 55 to 90c ; sugars, Ii3 lo 60c ; coffee
Jfl; teas, $3 to $3 75; Utah butler, 75c
; Home Ranch butter, $1 40. Teas were com
ing in from California via Idaho. Whisky
was giving out, and the market was becom-
iog bare of all kinds of liquors. The Pott
adds: "Unless we have arrivals ol Ibis staple
oon, we look for a considerable advance in
. prices."
' Everything Lovily in Utau. The Dcterct
Ncki, the Mormon organ at. Salt Lake City,
lays that until the Christina people of other
States and Territories can show as pure a re
cord as Utab, they bad better stop jibing at
the saints. . That '. paper thinks that unlit
people extract beams from their own eyes,
they bad better not be too' hasty in criticising
the Mormons, and ridicule such as do so as
', being guilty of Pbariseeism. The delights of
saintly communion are vividly pictured, and
; it wonld seem as if the Mormons, .in their per
fect satisfaction with their own moral superi
ority, bad actually fallen Into the very error
" " which tbey deprecate la oluerff.
Qcartz Minino in CalivobnT From tbe
earliest days of the mining excitement in Cal
ifornia, tbe quartz lodes of that country at
traded a considerable part of the enterprise
of tbe mining classes. But 'nearly all the
trials of quartz made from 1849 to 1852, re
sulted in great loss of money, and what was
worse, a want of conSdence in tbe perma
nency of tbe gold-producing resources of tbe
State. . In some of tbe counties, however,
quartz mining was carried on steadily, with
some degree of profit. In 1859 the Washoe
discoveries drained the State of its best ele
ments of population, and the mining interests
appeared to be prostrated. After expending
vast sums in the development of the mines in
Nevada, it was observed that these mines
were being supplied by farmers located in ad
jacent valleys, and thus tbe farming interests of
California were prostrated. Tbe people of
that State now see that it is only by the dis
covery and development of a permanent min
ing interest in their own borders that their
property values can be restored and main
tained. With this view, the Californians are
busily engaged in prospecting quartz lodes
which were worked years ago withont skill
and frequently without energy. It is thought
that many of these lodes pny well, and very
probably they will, Tbe people of Oregon and
contiguous territories may learn a lesson from
(be experience of California, and instead of
bunting the hills of Montana for new lodes,
tbey will do better by discovering and work
ing those of Oregon, and Idaho, and Washing,
ton Territories. We have here enough to en
gage the energies of twenty times our present
population, andjthe prosperity of the miner
and tbe agriculturist, the merchant and the
common carrier, will be co-relative. In this
way we shall increase tbe aggregates of our
assessment rolls, and tbe onerous rates of tax
atioo which now barely suffice to carry on tbe
local governments, will afford revenues to
make great and much needed improvements.
This view of tbe case must recommend Itself
to tbe common sense of all men of experience
. Col. A. D. Strelght, who escaped from Lib-
by prison during tbe war, has taken charge of
the Indianopolis Sentinel, a democratic jour
nal. v This may be looked upon as era addi
tional evidence that the control of the Dem
ocratlo party is passing out of the hands of
the peuce party.
J. OOETZ,
Dalles.
F.KOENIGRHF.RQER,
Fan Francisco.
J. GrOETSC & CO.,
TOBACCONISTS,
Rudio's New Stone Building,
Washington Btreet, near French A Giliuan'a, and have
opened a well-assorted stock ui
HAVANA and DOMESTIC SEGARS, .
YIBOINIA and WESTERN TOBACCO,
FRENCH and SCOTCH SNUFF,
MEERSCHAUM and other PIPES,
PLAYINO CARDS,
BPORTINO GOODS,
INDIAN agd FANCY GOODS, 4c, 4e.
The trade supplied at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
MILLINERY AND MESS-MAKING.
mWISS O'ROURKE DESIRES TO INFORM the
111 Ladles of Dallea and vicinity, that aho
has Just received a fresh supply of
Fashionable Goods,
The latest 1'arls, New York and San Francisco styles
of BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, LACKS, FEATHERS,
FLOW JSK3, ac. A lull ana weu-eiectea assortment or
Ladles' Heady-Made Garments.
. AIbo, a Fashionable assortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS!
STAMPING for Embroidery and Braldfng.' PINKING
done at short notice. BONNETS Bleached and Pressed
lu tbe latest style. A large assortment of
Children's Ecadj-lladc Clothing
Constantly on hand. Having secured the services of a
First Cla.a Dress Maker, I am prepared to rat and nt
Laities' and Children's DRESSES and CLOAKS.
THIRD STREET, one square east of tbe Catholic
Church. oC!l:Um.
Delinquent Assessment List.
Orrici or Dab.es akd Owtiui Gold add Silver)
Quarti Minim Company, V
Dalla. A'ovtmber 7, 1885. J
rannERE IS DELINQUENT upon the following des-
M. crihed atock, on account ol assessment levied on
the twentieth dny of February. A. D. 1805, the several
amonnts set opposite the nauiea of the respective share-
Homers, as toiiowa :
Admsf.
L. White A Bro-
0. 11. Gibson,
A. U. Johnson,
John B.Price,
L. M. conn,
('. 8. Savage,
A. W. Coniuton,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus lbit, '
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Ilia,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus lb,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
Cyrus Iba,
W. Musters,
Cvrus Iba.
And In accordance with law and an order of the Board
of Trustees, mad on the 20th day of February, A. D.
18o&. so many shares' of oach parcel of said stock as may
. be necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office
of F. A.O. Payne, Main street, Dalles, on the seventh
dav of December, A. D, 1806, at 2 o'clock, p. m., of said
I day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
IWltu ooeu M BAlveriising mm expunmB 01 sale. , t
u8Jw 8IUMUND SCUYYABACUEB, Sec'y.
Ab. Cert. Sham. jtmMint.
e a . I lew
r & 40 oo
8 .2. 10 00
17 Ni 40 00
2 2 2 HI 00
82 1 8 00
8,'i 4 82 00
40 O 40 00
46 . , 40 00
.47 2 lb 00
4 2 10 00
49 2 10 00
(O 2 10 00
.62 2 10 0 )
63 1 8 00
. M l . 8 oo
64 1 . 8 00
.67 . : 1 . 8 00
68 . 1 8.00
69- 1 8 00
00 '.( ' ' 40 00
86 . . 86 ' 2H0 00
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully Iniorm their
patrona and the public at large, that they wilt
commence to sell this day, their luige and handsom
Slock of
Clothing Dry Googb,
J urobilins; uoods, fancy uoons,
Hals t Caps, Liulii'S' SI'-'es,
Doots A Shoes, Clnldr ...n Shoes,
Rubber Goods, Hats,
Dlaukets, Salem Cloths,
Ac, Ac, Ac,
T COST.
In order to rotlre from business, the above Stock must
he sold within Sixty Days, and
STHICTLY A.T COST!
All nersnns Indebted to the firm will please call and
Bettle their bills Immediately, thereby saving all untie
cessary future trouble. , (JOHN It BOUM.
Dalles, Oct. 2, IbOD. ocatl.
DIOW TO S A VIS MONEY!
CALL AI in NEW .
Family Grocery and Fruit Store,
Corner of Washington aud Socoud Streets.
riMIK UNDKUSIUNKp WISHES TO INFORM TIIK
JL tiooiile of the Dal left, nnJ tho nublic Ktmerully, that
be hud a targe und well selected Mtock of
FASIILY GliOCElilES,
CAWDIES, A'UTS, &c,
Which he will sell Wholesale and Retail at Jttductd
Jicu for CA Slf. Also, constantly on hand the Choicest
Article of FIIKSII BUTTER mi. I EGOS. Also, every
variety ol FRUITS and VKOETAIILKS in their season.
Persons from up the country, wishing qunntities of
Ekk and Fruit, by sending in their orders, will rocoivo
the strictest atteutfou, and have them filled at the .Lowest
Market l'rica. fjyll-tfl C. L. JEWELL.
AT MRS, LEESER'S
TRENCH MILLINERY STORE.
Opposite Cehn & 1! ohm's,
YOU CAN FIND THE LATEST AND MOST FASH
IONABLE UOOUa, in the lino of
HOiWCTS, 18 Vi'S, r SLATHERS,
FLOWERS, EM34OI0ERY,
Dress Trimmlnrs, See.
In order to make dress complete. It becomeB neccssnrr
that a BONNET or HAT, Handsomely Trimmed, should
adorn the head.
Uive me an early call and I will endeavor to auit
everybody tu TASTE aud at REASONABLE PRICES.
Particular attention pant to
Embroidery and Braiding Stamping.
NEW STONE STORE, WASHINGTON STREET.
rniIB CNDERSIUNED would respectfully announce
H that he will open a first-class Saloon lu Freuch A
Oilman's New Stone Building', THIS EVUN1NU, aud l
prepnreu w serve cuuouiers h uu me ueei oi
Wines,-Liquors and Cigars.
ALSO, A
REE LUNCH
Every day and Evening.
oc28tf. JOHN IUNDI.AU B.
. 13 is ii M
IVatcIimaker aud Jeweler,
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
(HUT DOOa TO TBE AU8AI OrflCS,)
CLOCKS, Oold Pens, Silver aud Plated Ware.
spectacles, luuery, sc. ' j
AaTl'artlcular attention paid to repairing fhuC
'WatcheB, Clocks, Jewelry, etc All Watches repairad by
tue warranted lor twelve months.
N. B. AU orders from the upper ftnuntry. bv Kxuret
or otherwise, promptly attended to. aull tf
JO $5512111 ISLIISLT,
WU0U8ALI AlfS R1TAIL DEAUB IN
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHO
, . I1ATS AND GAPS, AND
uinit;iiii:il a ar ui iiisuiug Jiuvtas)
Fire-proof Stone Store, corner of Main and Court
Streets. oc4-tf -
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
rpAKK NOTICE, that the partnership heretofore ox
J. isting between T. II. Bulxer and S. Lanber; under tho
Hi in name of T. It. BULUEll A CO., In the butcherluK
business, has been dissolved. ' ' .
Dalles City, Oct. 0, loo. - wj t. U. DULOES.
GEORGE LI EBB Is niy duly authorised agent during
" my abaence In the Eastern States, to nttend to tl,
collection ot all accounts due met and also th lata Arm
o Wlutermeir cjuunger. A. WlNTERaUJIIt.