Generous Neoroeb. The Negro
Convention which assembled at Sjic-
remento the other day, repreeentea
a total population ot 3,420 negroes.
If it lacked a constituency, loo lon
vention proved by its action that it
did not lack either sympathy or ae
termination. The representatives of
the 3,500 colored people promised
40,U00 negro soldiers to am tne lnsn
in obtaining the independence of Ire
land an exhibition of gonerosity we
have never before seon equalled. How
40,000 is to como out of 3,500 is not
explained. Moronver.tho delegations
to the Convention folt very bad be
cause the Hungarian Poles have not
eeoured their independence. Consid.
ering that tho Polanders. in their late
rebellion, rebolled against Russia bo
cause the latter Power had pronounc
ed against human slavery, we consider
the action of the Negro Convention
as positive proof of the capacity of
the negro race to manage the affairs of
tho world, as well as evidence ot us
determined hostility to slavery. The
representatives of 3,500 whites would
not have promised 40,000 soldiers in
Hid of a certain movement, and might
not have insisted upon controling all
the affairs of Europe. Tho action ol
the nogro Convention is positive evi
dence of negro superiority, for its
members have gone farther in the
way of promises than white men think
of going. The representatives of 3,500
constituents not only show their ca
pacity to regulate the affairs of the
world, but promise 40,000 soldiors to
aid a particular cause that is, twelve
soldiers for each individual of the to
tal population. S. F. Call.
Curious Regulations. Brevet Ma
jor General Saxton is the Assistant
Commissioner of Freodmeu for tho
States of South Carolina and Georgia.
He has recently issued a series of
regulations. in relation to the institu
tion of marriage among the freed mon
and women, which have been jocose
ly called "Saxton-'s Eleventh Com
mandment." Wo subjoin the tenth
and eleventh as fair speciments of the
whole :
Tenth A husband living with a
wife, having no children by her, may
be permitted to take a previous wife,
provided : -
1 He have children by such wife
who are still minors. 1
2 That such wife have no other
husband known to be living."
3 That bis present wife assent to
Buch change of their marriage rela
tions. ,
Eleventh If a former wife utterly
refuse, upon application made by the
husband, to renew her former mar.
riago relation with him, he may noli,
fy some society or church of tho fact
of such refusal, and ask for a release
from said wife. If, after duo nolioo
given by puch society or church to
the wife refusing, Bhe fail to show
any moral or legal objection, as pro
vided for in thoso regulations, to the
renewal of her former marriage rela
tions with him, then the society or
church acting in the case ahull grant
to tho man reloaso from all his obliga
tions to her as a husband, and for the
support of all bis children by hor.
Tne Siamese twins, , from Surrey
county, North Carolina, owing to the
ravagos of the late war, have been so
embarrassed financially, as to necessi
tate their re appearance in - public.
They commenced exhibiting last
month.
The South Carolina Convention has
refused to allow negroes to form any
part of the basis of Congressional
representation.
. 4
' Silver mines have recently been
. discovered in Colorado, and are creat
ing quite an excitement. Tbey have
jtppropriatcly named thoir new dis-
Judicial Opinion. In delivering a
decision in the United Slates District
Court, Boston, in 1862, Judge Sprague
said:
It has been supposed that after the
rebellion is suppressed the Govern
ment will have the rights of conquest j
that a State and its inhabitants may be
permanently divested of all political
privileges, and treated as foreign ter
ritory acquired by arms. This is an
error a grave and dangorous error.
Under despotic Governments, tho
power of municipal confiscation may
be unlimited ; but under our Govern
ment the right of sovereignty over
any portion of a State is given and
limited by the Constitution, and will
be the same after the war as it was
before. When the United States take
possession of the Rebel District, thoy
acquire no new title, but merely vin.
dicate that which provionsly existed.
Ledges in the Volcano District.
Mr. I. D. Huntoon has brought down
from Volcano some speciments of
rock that for surface croppings, pro
mise exceedingly well for that lo
cality. In the way of opening claims
there has been almost nothing done,
but some essays of surface rock aro
equal to anything yet found, consider
ing the width of ledges. The Bullion
is five feet wide and has assayed $600
per ton. A tunnel is now being run
into this lodgo with tho purpose of
working it with the Defrees & Baker
mill. The "John Huutoon" is alodgo
which comes above tho ground twelve
feet wide and shows a superior char.
acUr of rock. Tho " State of Maine"
is fifteen feet wide and assays $500
ppr ton. JLhese are certainly good ins
dicatlons. Idaho Statesman.
Know
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
FRESH STOCK!
DUSENUEllir & II 11 OS.,
Dalles and Walla Walla,
DEALERS IN .
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Miners' Outfits,
Iloots and Shoes,
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Groceries,
And a fall assortment of General Mercliamlliei Buylnt
our Goods exclusively In the San Francisco market, ana
making none but cash purchases, we are enabled to sell
20 per cent, cheaper than any other Honse at the Dalles
UUSKNBBKI UHUS.,
inl-tf Dalles and Walla Walla.
BOOT AND SHOE STOKE.
TP. VYCKMAIN ,
OAS REMOVED 1118 BOOT AND SHOE
STOKE to the building on Mnin street,
nearly opposite Moody's Hall, where he has
Just rooeived, direct from San Frauclaco, an un
usually one ana well selected stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
or theverybest quality and latest styles
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET,
Including the celebrated ENGLISH HUNTING SHOE
manufactured by llenkert. Also, a large assortment of
Ladies' and Children's Gaiters,
Of the latest Styles, Just received from the best Phil
adelphia makers. Also, a very large assortment or
FINE DRESS BOOTS.
ArGentlomen who prefer to have their Boots or 8hoes
maue to oraer, can rely upon obtaining a neat and easy
jr. w slain street,
Opposite Moody's Hall.
TP -4a... HAKE
Manufacturer and Importer of
CARRIAGE, CONCORD, DITGGV
SXA.GE II A II IS" K H 8
Saddles, Bridles, Whips.
A genoral assortment of
Saddlery, Hardware, leather, etc.
JT- Orders Solicited. Repairing done with neatness
and dispatch. F. A. 1IAKE,
J:lltf Main Street, fronting Washington, Dalles.
10 H i: LAND I Ol iIUlV
AND
MACHINE SHOP,
FIRST STREET, between Yamhill and Morrison.
gitcam Knglnei . j.'j
fit,
selfl-tf
MANTUA MAitJEK.
MRS. MATT1K 1IOLBROOK would respectfully In
form the Ladles of the Dalles and vicinity, that
she has opened a shop in connection with Miss O'Rourko,
where she is prepared to do all kinds of work with neat
ness and dispatch. Having Just arrived from the East,
she hopes to be able to please all as to Form and Fashion
Cloaks, Coats and Dresses Cut to Order.
THREE DOORS West ot the Corner of THIRD and
UNION Streets. oc21;m3
N. II. OAXES,
ATTOUNEI AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCKRY.
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY AND WITH FIDEL"
Ity, to all business entrusted to his care. Par
ticular attention paid to collection or Claims, Convey
ancing, Ac. Will be, du-ing all business hours, in atteir
CORNER OF COURT AND SECOND STREETS,
DALLES, OREOQir.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
M. Wunsch & Co.,
WILL CLOSE OUT THEIR STOCK OF MERCHAN
DISE, at their place of business, at the Dalles, In
order to go the Mines. Their stock embraces
Dry Goods, Clothing, Iloots, Hats
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
All which will be sold at COST, for CASH only.
49 All who know themselves Indebted to our Arm at
the Dalles will please call and settle as soon as possible.
Those who have been accommodated wo trust will not
delay us unnecessarily, but be prompt in squaring up ac
.fi1Vll,IU.r"ll m " "" "" "'""''Y mm,mn
of froin4to4u home-
'power.either Portable or
Stntiurmry. Also, CI 11- -5
CULAIl SAW MILLS W KV&
oo band. Also, lay Pros- fejfefejfe.'.
sen of alliizes: Planing iry.it
Machinen,(Wooilworth's
pattern,) Wrought and
Cant Iron work for Vor
tical Saw find Grist mill;
Brass and Iran Castings
and
WROUGHT IRON WORK
of every description. I am also prepared to furnish
Quartz Mills complete, of tho Latest &
most Improved Patterns.
These Mills can beforwarded to any part of the mines
as the weight of the entire machinery will not exceed 3,
000 pounds.
Horse Powers Agricultural Implements
manufactured toorderat the very LOWEST CASH PRICE
N. B. rartlcnlor attention paid to KhrAIKS. fe20-tf
SIGNS! SIGNS 1 SIGNS!
0.9.8AVAGE
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
DEALER IN
PA INTS,
OILS,
WINDOWGLASS
VARNISHES,
Colors, Putty, Brushes, Olne, etc.
Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Fixtures, Ab.
l-tr
DALLES CITY DRUG STORE,
P. CRAIG,
WBOLI8AL1 AMD BITAIL
DEALER IN DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
PATENT MEDICINES, Ae.
P-tf
DRUOS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES 11
rsrS. L.EMON,
.WHOUSALI AltD UTAH
DRUGGIST,
Washington 8treet, between Main and Second Streets
DALLES, OREGON.
Cf I.EMON Is able to supply parties In want of Drugs,
Patent Medicines. Chemicals, Acids, Perfumery,
and every other artlcU enumerated with the
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS,
At the lowest market rates.
sT" Physicians and Merchants Intending tj purchase
for the Mines, wilt do well to give him a call.
TRUSSES & SHOULDER BRACES
In great variety.
B. LEMON,
ap.8:tf. Washington St., between Main adn Second.
J. W. MILliFiR .fc CO.,
. (successors to bunrill a millie,)
waoLtaiLi and tenia, siauu isj
Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Brazjer'8 Copper,
Lead Pipe, Copper,
Force & Lift Pumps,
Zinc, Brass & Iron Ware
!Lea.cl JPlpe, Sto., Sco.
49 JOB WORK, In all Its branches, attended to
short notice. MAIN STREET, Dallos,oppnelte Block
Miller Oo. apin-tt
AUCTION!
U A VINO LEASED the place on Second Street, for
merly occupied by It. Oliver, as a Grocery and
Storage Store, we nave removed, and will have our Reg
ular Bales there on
Tuesday and Saturday, at 10 a.m
Goods received on
Commission and Storage for Forwarding.
DAILY MOUNTAINEER
FOWKK PKEBH
BOOK & JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
First Street, between Main and B
DALLES.....; OREGON.
JOB PftlNTINCOF EVERY VARIETY
Executed with accuracy and dispatch.
I A STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
with tin very best, and
AT BATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
to order:
Cards and U i I I-II cads.
CHECKS, DRAFTS, RECEWTS,
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
TOR
THEATRES CONCERTS EXHIBITIONS.
tfc, c, rfc,
FXIKTEB I tni HOST ATTRACTIVE &! ANNUA. ALSO,
WAY-DILLS.
HILLS OF FA lit,
LET1EU HEADS.
KECEWT BOOKS.
BILLS LAD1KQ,
Uriels and F.i m ph lets,
VISITING, WEDDIXQ AXD "AT HOME" CARDS
UruKcista Labels,
In short, everything that can he done In a Book and Job
Printing Office, from the enmllcst and most rtolicateCard
or Circular, to the largest size and most showy Posting
Bill and which will he turned out In a style that cuun. I
full to Insure entire satisfaction.
oca hciuties roK till kiicction Of
DECORATIVE PRINTING
In the most beautiful Colors, Shades and Tints.
Such as Fancy Posting Bills!
from a single Sheet to the Largest Mammorli,
ORA'AAIEXTAL SHOW CARDS.
. rVUFUMERS' LABELS,te
Are unsurpassed by thoso ol any other establishment In
Oregon. We devote specinl attention to tills branch of li e
busiuess, and are continually adding to our alroady extoL
sive and well appointed assortment of material,
NEW TYPES, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS.
c tfc, ,
Of the moat modern and elaborate designs. Our itock o
FANCY INKS, TINTS, AC, .
Are of the finest quality, and fur richness of color and
durability, cannot be equaled in the State.
The principle upon which business is asked for this es
tablishment la, that persons will consult their own inter,
ests, by awarding their custom to tlmt office in which
their monoy cau be expended to the best advantage. T6
this end we solicit all In want of good Printing, at very
reasonable charges, to call and exaiuino specimens, ai.d
Judge for yourselves.
Orders from the Upper Country
Will have our special care, and friends from the interior
may rely upon having their orders filled promptly, as w '
HAVE THE ONLY IMPROVED GORDON POWER PRESS
In tbe State of Ore con I
Address:
MOUNTAINEER OFFICE
mlB-tf iMlles. Oregon.
DR. DAVY'S SPECIFIC
COMPOUND,
An Expeditious Cure for all dlseuses of the
SEXUAL O li G A N 8 .
riIUS prompt and cOlcatlous Remedy for the cure
JL Ohouorrojii, Clloot, Strictures, and diseases uf the
Urinary Organs, makes a speedy cure without the least
restriction to diet, exposure or change in application Z
business; It will radicnlly cure any case which can ba
produced. The disease it removes as speedily as Is con
sistent with the production of a thorough and permanent
cure. Further, tho disease cannot be contracted if tha
BPKCIFIO CUMI'OUNI) Is taken when exposed,
Its Ingredients are entire) y vegetable, and no injnrlona
effect, either constitutionally or locally, cau be caused by
its uw.
Price One Dollar and Fifty cents per bottle. Sent Iy
Express carefully packed.
UobTUTUt. SMITH t DEAN. Agents,
Hil and 403 Ilattery street, cor Clay,
Jy22-Bm. gnu Francisco.
Ilard. Wood Lumber.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON .MATERIALS
WE BEG TO CALL ATTENTION of Carriage Han
ufacturors and Dealers to the Large aud Com
plete assortment of CAltltlAUK aud VV'AUON UATKKIi
ALS we are constantly leceiving from the Kat, specially
selected for the California market, comprising, Oak,
Hickory, and Bocond Urowth Ash Plank, Hickory Axles,
VI agon Poles, Hubs, f pukes, Felloes, ltlms, bhalts, Ac. c.(
which we offer at the lowest Cash Prices. . .
y Ordors addressed to our houso will receive promp
attention. N. VY. 1I1IAOU A CO.,
Jel6:3m. 29 A 31 Battery Street, ban Francisco,
aud 17 A 10 Seventh Street Sacramento.
C. WiTERnoust, 11. W. liRiuo A Co., J. YY. Lssren
San Francisco. Sacramento. New York
B. U. HILL.
A. J. KAMI.
HILL & KANE,
WB0LS8AL1 AND BITAIl PKALIR8 lit
Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors
AMD
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
STOHAQE AND F0HWAHD1NQ.
Goods consigned to us will meet with proper ettentli
Reference I
' TOUTLAND. DAUH.
IT. W. Corbet, Bobbins A Co.,
Hichards A McCracken, W. O. Moody A Co.,
II. Law, O. Iluniaaon.
Umatilla Landing, Bept, Sth,18t)3.
T
DlbKOlutlou Aotlce.
IIE CO-PA BTN Ell B II IP heretofore existing be
tween GEO. II. HAMSKY A B. YAUER. in the bot
tling and saloon business, is this day dissolved by mntn
al content. Geo. II, Bamsey having disposed of bis Inter
est to Mr. Wm. llartman, who will continue tbe butlr
nesa under the firm and name of Usrtman A Yager.
Thankful for past favors, they would ask a coutinuamsj
of patronage frsm old customers and friends.
All bills against the firm of Kaniscy A Co., and all
bills due said firm, will be settled by llartman A Yager.
oct.l2:4w. .
10 TEAMSTERS AMD DAIRYMEN 1
FEED ! FEED ! !
Of ALL KINDS, For Bale In lota to suit, by
B. H. LAW,
26 Front Street, Portland,
oclfhtf. r Opposite 0. S. N. Warehouse.
NOTICE.
Y THE TERMS OF TUB DISSOLUTION OF TBI
llriitlljif..,li.iimi.ltfili U..A m..ai,Jlu,.ll'itiaiilia..