tails iP(rtnttatnm
TUB MONTANA TRADE!.
We are in receipt of news from MotUn to
tbe28tli of Octolier. From the Pott at that
date we learn that tbere is an active demand
for flour and tobacco in the mines, and tbat
tea bas declined 60o on an average. We
compile wholesale prices current' from tbat
journal:
Flour. St Louis, ft 100 lb. $25(827 60; States, 100
lb, i0W24; Suit Liik. ft 100 lb. $17 6u18 60.
Baoox. Heavy side, in 100 lb Backs, 60cj medium,
754c llama, priuie, 06c; country. 60c.
Buoars. New Orleans. 63c; clarified, 66c: powdered,
BOcr crushed. bVt; reftued, 63o.
Lard. Small cans, uuc; Urge cans, 45(5l7l;c.
Coffk Java. $1 06; ltln, choice, $1; onliuary, ft.
Tiah. Imperial, U WQU 76; Young Hjsou, i$3
60; Jnpnncae. $2 60. '
Sirups. Belcher's In 10 gal. kegs, $36; 8. H. Molasses,
In lO.gal. koga. lffnj50.
Fruits. Dried apples. 62Jc; Salt Lake peaches, 76o,
prunos, 65ftuc; raisina, V box 24 lb. $10 00.
CuEB.st. W alcrn Reserve, 00c: English Dairy, 70c.
ToBtcco. -Natural leaf, $2 ilVMit To; ordinary, $2
S6ia 60.
- JIKAVa. Navy, P5c. ,
SoAF.-J-Palm, 60ti5c; Pantile tl 29.
Oils. Coal oil, $3 6(1051; Liuaeed, $4 60 $5 00.
Nails. 1001b keg, $42 60. . I
Pupi-sr Urain. $2; ground, 20 lb box, $13.
Mostard. 2 dux. box, tl; in bulk, $1 25.
Mining Tonu. Ames' California shovels, $ do., $60;
prim- iiointa, $61; picks, haudled, $90; sluice forks
$J0-Vl2 60.
Liquoiis. Whisky, Bourbon. $3 60$7 60; rye. $0 60
S; Urnmly, Imported, tl0$l; domestic, $7 60, 10;
Oiu, duuiustic, $70.
The Hcmbuo Thicory or Cava unit and Pu
ritan. TUe New Orleans J'icatunt recently
exposed in a most merciless manner the bum
bug theory tbat the Norib was of Puritan and
the South of Cavalier descent. So fur is it
, from being correct, that the position of the
most eminent military Uadeis as to tbe rebel
lion, shows tbe contrary to be nearer the
truth. Tbe names of Fitrragut, Thomas, Era
ory, Winslow, Meade and Dupont, are among
the brinbledt in tbe Union ranks, and they
were all Southern born men. Grant, Logan,
McOlernand, Francis P. Blair, ScboBeld, are
of Southern connections or birth, and the
Union armies are full of proofs tb&t some of
tbe staunc'hest defenders of tbe country are
from that section. In political matters, the
southern born man has much the advantage
of a New Etiglnud man, on personal grounds;
all over tbe West, except, perhaps, Michigan
and Iowa. On tbe other hand, tbe North frr-
nUbed tbe Southern armies with their Inspec
tor General. Cooper, and Gei s Petuberton
Lowell, Jubnl Early, Ruggles, Clark and ahoat
of tli e i r ablest officers. In their ranks were
'tbe descendants of tbe reigcides. Bradshaw,
Tcterstiod Harrison, andnone were such vio
lent, uncompromising rebels as tbose of North
ern biith. Viewing the subject in a more
agreeable phase, the South has ever been
tbe theatre for tbe display, of Northern abili
ties in tbe political field. Tbe names of S. S
Prentiss, a native of M ilne; J. A. Quitman, of
New York; and John M. Berrien, of Pennsyl
vania, oro idolized to this day by tbe South
era people. These names are only a few of
many uf those Noithern men who have been
disiiuguishel in Southern anals. It is im
portant to cite thise example to show that
the hateful spirit of sectionalism is not ground
into the people of the South. Tbere have
been manifestations of this spirit, but ft be
longs to tboae who cither come from tbe South
Carolina school of politicians or tbe lowest
drees of the southern population. Tbere is
nothing to prove tbat tbe ex rebels and the
Unionists may not be better friends in tbe
future than ever injue past.
Chickahouiny Lode. Tbe Cbickabominy
Lode, which Is located in tbe bills between
Moore's' and Elk creeks, some miles above
Idaho City, has recently had much work done
upon it. Tbe Cobden Mining Company has
run a tunnel two hundred and forty feet, stri
king the lode at a considerable depth, and
finding very rich ore in large quantities. Tbe
company bas just completed a new twenty
five stamp mill, and will soon commence
' work. Tbe success of tb nine is largely at
tributable to tbe zeal and efficiency of tbe
superintendent, Mr. Richardson.
' Flint District, Owyhih. Within eight or
ten miles of tbe mines of Owyhee, is Flint
District, which contains many veins of rich
quartz. On account of its vicinage to the
wonderfully rich mines of Gold and War
Eagle mountains, lis merits have been ob
cured, until recently some beavy invest
ments have been made in it. Tbe district is
easily accessib-K f. bas wood and water in
abundance, and- all desirable facilities for
mining operations. Among tbe favorite
lodes are tbe Rising Star, Polar Star, Boyd
Keller, uem ana b:ck warrior.
WALDROJi BROS..
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
Main Street, Dalles, Oregon.
TSTE NOW OCCUPY COR NEW TWO STORY FIRE
If proof Stone huililinir. nmioelte Bloeh. Miller k
Co.. and odor to tbe public a full and complete stock of
mugs, nieiucmes ami uiomiraia, conatating lu part or
KKROSKNE. LAMP WICKS CHIMNEYS,
TURPENTINE, UOP,
ALCOHOL, AOE.
ACIDS. SI'ONGKS.
UNSHED, LKKCHK3,
LARD, COHKH,
CASTOR AND INDIGO AND
NKAT.SFOOT OIL, 1.ANPBLACK.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
AND
PATKNT MKDICINKS.
Our stock of FANCY GOOD. I s of the (lneat and best
quality ; new strife ond large assortments, such as
LUBIN'S PKRFUKKRT, HAIR.
LUUi N B T'llLET SOAP, FLUSH,
POMADBS. , SUA VINO,
OOSMKTICS, HAT,
II A I II OILS, CLOTIIVS,
' COLHONK, - TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND NAIL BRUSHES
T.lOI'II POWDI4RS, AND COMBS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
Our rariiuies ror Haying goods are second to none in
the State, and wo shall at all times soil at a small ad
?au e from coat. Heady sales aud small profits.
PniTSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours of tbe day and night.
Dalles, sept. , moo. seiu-ti
OIL,
GLASS,
CORKS,
ACIDS,
PAINTS,
BRUSHES,
BLUESTONE,
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POMADES,
TWINE,
GLUE,
SOAP,
and
FANCY
ARTICLES.
NOTICE .
TUE P10NEEU STAGE COMPANY
Will carr
FiS.ST FREIGHTS
r nil .u
UMATILLA,
AFTER TUE FIRST OK OOTOBKIl, AT THE FOLLOW.
ING RKDUCtiD RATKb:
To nolae City 15 Cents per pound
Owyhee .'.....'.'.'.'.V.iio
Fur lAHtt imnntlt.tli.n .ma liiiiulpn.l n... .1. n .l.tl.!
r ifi A . ..u...... u ..iiitMn ,.u wiuaiuu
ui rive ueuia jwr poaou win be cuargou.
TIM Hi PltOM UMATILLA t
To Uolse ( Ity, 3 Osivh.
To Idaho Jlty .....3 1--Z Days
TO Owj liee, 4 Oay.
JOSEPH l'INKIl A5I,' Atont.
Umatilla, Oct. 1. 1868. oel8:tf.
ilEMOVAL.
J. GOKTZ,
Dalles.
F. K0KNIG3RHRGER,
Kan Francisco.
J. GOKTZ Sc CO.,
TOBACCONISTS.
Have removed to
Rudiors New Stone Buildins-
Washlngtob Stroet, near Frotick A Oilman's, end Lave
.l.ii.ml u ivull...U4u.l ...
HAVANA and DOMESTIC SKGAR3,
VIBG1NIA and WE8TEKN TOBACCO,
FRENCH and SCOTCH 8NUFF, '
MKER&CUAUM aud otker PIPES, -PLAYING
CARDS,
SPORTING GOODS,
INDIAN and FANCY GOODS, c, to.
Tbe trade supplied at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
WAGON & CARRIAGE
MATERIAL.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call tbeattention of all
WAGON MAKERS
.... To the Superior Stock of
Wagon Timber,
low In Store and soon to arrive, which wilt he olTereS
a tbe trade on Libeial Terms. . - - '
OAK, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK
From 1U to 6 Inches.
Finished ana Unfinished Oak & Hickory
BPOKES, from 1 to 8U Inches
oak & elm: hubs
In Pairs and Sutayfrom 5x6 to 14x10.
HICKORY Su ASH RIMS,
BUGGY, KXPRESS and SULKY SHAFTS, Finished end
' Unflulahed.
BUGGY and KXPRKSS poLhS. Finished and Unfinished
niuaum AA.I.KS, all alios;
BIKMY, WOON and KXPRRSS BOWS:
OAK and HICKORY SCANTLING;
HA WKII FKLLOKS, from 1J4 to 3 Inches;
II KWKD TuMiUliS fur four horse aud ox-teams:
BlNGI,KTKi:S:
NiCOKYOKKS;
LONG and SHORT IIOUNDS; "
PLOW DKAMS and Handles, Ac, Ac.
Tbo above stock was carufollv aHlfntml In fhA T.ilnn,
Statea, exprraaly to m ot the demands of this trade
Orders fur Boy of the above articles. Including; WAGON
SKUINS, BOXES, Ac, will be promptly attended to.
amm Tl. H. 1.A.W.
StS Front Street, Portland,
18:tt - Opposite 0. 8. N. Co.'s Wharf.
MILLINERY AND DUESS MAKING.
9A VISS O'ROURKKDKSIRKS TO INFORM tbe
XTJL Ladies or Lull r a and vicinity, that sho
has Just received a fresh supply of
Fnslilonublo GooiIh,
Tire latest Paris, New York mid San Francisco styles
FLOWERS, co. A full and well-seleotod assortineut of
Ladles' Heady-Made Garments.
Also, a Fashionable assortment of
DRESS'TRIMMINGS!
8TAMP1NO for Bmbroldoryand Iliaidfun. PINKING
done at short notice. 1IONNHIS bleached and Pressed
u toe latest style, a large assortineut or
Children's RcauJlalo Clotliln
Constantly on hand. Having; soenred tlio services of a
rirat umta urnaa naKer, 1 am prepared to cut and fit
Ladles' and Children's DRESSKS and CLOAKS.
THIRD 8TIUSE1'; one square east of the Catholic
vuareu. oc2l:3m.
WOTICE TO FARMERS.
rUIl DAU.KS LUMBBR AND MANUFACTURING
nittiiiuvi .i ....
COMPANY has recently attached a
r'"LOUItIIVO 21 ILL
to their Steam Bash and Door Factory, la this City, and
iiiiw prepureu to uuui' FEjttL., If)l(ini WI1KAT a
nAUTj ..... ... i ,. , .,
uv..4.,.,H4 m..i-nii. t- KiTvtuu ueet eainmictlou.
nauu cuiuiiaiitiy anu lor sale
KtTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
SECONDS Oil MIDDLINGS,
BRAN AND SHORTS,
CHOP FKEDi (IIMCITPW vvvn
Also, a Superior article of CORN MEAL, from new
The highest market price nald for WITRAT. Cnn
BARLKY. . . Ii. A. IIOGUE. Azeut
Dulles, Nov. 2, 1804. onn.
nd
Ou
land
FRANKLIN MARKET.
CORNER OF SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
DALLES, OKUGON,
JOHNEPPINGffill Proprietor
I JSf l having Htted up the
ItWaSwjr above Market In the UK T
f 11 STYLE, will keep constant
ly on hnuil all sorts of
retth and Cured Meats,
Of the best quality furnished at the LOWEST RATE
My motto Is to " PLBASK ALL."
TJARTIKS HAVING SUPERIOR 8TOCK FOR BALE
ja. win uvweu to can ui tne irranKim Alnraet.
, . , JOHN El'PINGBR.
Dalles, February 10th. 1808.
WASIUNUTOrV MAItKKT,
coft.iui or
COURT AND SECOND STREETS. DALLES, OREGON
JOHN MICHELBACH, Proprietor.
WIL.1, KEEP
m.Btniitlf nn I.....J ll .1.. l .
Mies tbat the Uinrlii.tAMn nntulKlv iL '.
alturd.of
FlilCSII 6c CURED MEATS,
and always of the b.at quality.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS
supplied on reftoonable terms,
Tbe midiirNi irnitn taMl'nvu nrnnnviul n nnu l.i!.
ant CIUlll lirlfA f.iP Is'A'P f 1WI U V.aI ....... L
in KihmI cundltloQ. ate reijueated to call on liim before
Uiines, March 3UM865. niliHlif
CITY MARKET.
8. LAUI1ER & Co., Proprietors
Will keep constantly on hand the beat '
MEATS OF ALL KliVDS.
A LIBERAL SHARK OF PATROVAOE is
solicited, as we expect to ke p as goo. I
an assortment of Meats and of as 'wdas qual-
iy, as mo country nuurus: ana will
Dsliver the same to Parohaieri in the City.
Parties huvlns; Buperior Stock for sale wlUdo wall to
give us a call before disposing ol It elsewhere.
8. L All 11 Kit. Co.,
Southeast corner of Washington anil Third Sts.
. Ppposlte Hosier's Blacksmith Shop.
Oregon Steam XavigatiorTCo.
. NOTICE!
THE FOLLOWING RATES OF FREIGHT- hare been
established:
Grain, Vegetables. Tallow, &c.
From Wallula A Uinatlll i to Portland, f 16 00 per ton weight
, Dalles to Portland 7 60 " ' "
On Wool,
From Wallula and Umatilla to Portland 10 02 per lb
" Dalles to Portland.. i .. u
On Hides,
From Wallula and Umatilla to Portland,....) 60 each
" Dalles to Port aud 'MJ. '
... 8. 0. REED, President.
Portland, Sep. 23, 1866. sep'j7-2n,ls
J . J XJ K EEI3
Main Street. Dalles, ;
WBOLXUU ails amiL SlaXU
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, &,o.
AiWiTS in stobi m nrjT nunsa or'
Cigars, Tobacco, Matches, Sc.
PLAYING CARDS,
POCKKT CUTLERY,
PORT MONIES,
COMBS and BRUSHES, of all kinds, .
PERFUMERY, ot every deecFiDtios,
CHINA ORNAMENTS,
TOY8, DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FISHING TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS. Ac. '
Also Powder. Shut, Lead, Powder Flasks. Baskets, as 4
many other articles too numerous to mention..
V- Interlordealera supplied with Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
at leas than Portland prices, with freight added. oc-S
A.. Car. 13rtI)10JLtl,
IMTORTER AND JOUUER OF
"Wines & Xiquors,
FRONT STREET,
Portland, . Oregon,
OFFKRS FOR SALE A VERY LARGE ASSORI
ineut ol
Brandies,
Wines,
Liquors,
Case Goods,
IV The Trade Is particularly Invited' to, examine my
st ek before purchasing elaewliere. au24-tf
MOUNT HOOD SALOON
AND
23IHX.IA.I113 ROOM,
F. ii. IIUNT, Proprietor,
CORNER Or
Main and Court Street,
Dfttls, Oregon.
J. M.JJurmit.
ap21-tf
Uwitr Martin.
Villi Y IMPOKTANT
' ' TO , , . ,
Jlercliantg, Families, Hetels and
BAH.ROOMM, '
JQLIUS KRARMER HAVING BOUGHT THE EN.
tire Stock of Merchandise and Book-Accouuts of the '
late firm ot M. Seller A Co., In this city, to which he has
added of his own importation (while doing business 1st
roruaxl) an Itnmsue Stock ot the best manufactured
Crockery, Glassware,
Plated Ware, Lamps,
Chandeliers, Table Cutlery
Iiooklne-Glasscg and
All Kinds of Oils
All of which he offers at reduced rates. Persons wish
Ing to buy any of the above-meutiaeA articles, will de
well to give mo a cull before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders from the Interior promptly attended to, and
goods packed to go secure. VonH loll to call ou me.
Rudlu's Stone Building, Washington street. Dalles.
JHLIVS KBAEMER.
. Dalles. March 17th, 1806. mhl7K
M. BROWN. & BR0.,
WH0LS8AH AND RKTAIl BSALIM IN
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS!
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &o.
Mr. M. BROWN," being a resident of San Francisco, w
are enabled to otter great indcements to purchasers. W
respectfntly Invite tho public to eiamlne our stock be for
nrchasinK elaewliere. ml6-tf
OsT Stone Store, north side Main street. Dalles. -
Tn HANDSOME RESIDENCE occupied by A.
BUCHANAN Is otfred
For Sale at a Low Figure.
For a priVato residence no more desirable locality couliT
be desl red. The grounds are ornamented vUh sLrubber
and the building, contains
Ten Booms, Finished In the Best Style,
and embraces every copvenlence. To a gentleman do.
siring a Hal I rod and. Pleasant Homo, onnveulont to bnsl
nesa, an opportunity is now preaented that seldom offers.
The Ihwsoaud I'ornltura will be sold together or separ
ately, as the purchaser may desire. For further partic
ulars, Inquire at ocl-tf
. WELLS, rARGQAJIOVa EXPRESS OFFICE!
; sr.. W. GURLEY, DENTIST, '
Main St., DoIIeav Oregon. - '
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM i '
th citliens of this pUco aud vh
clnity, thatjiavlng returned from a pro- ffWrv'jl sj
.'esslonul tour through the diIik-s. he has ' 1 1 ' r
apiun reauoioi. mo practice ol DENTISTRY, in the roome
formerly occupied by him. in the building occupied br
Wood A Butler, Ph itograph Artists, and adjoining Wal
dron Bro..' Drug Store. He takes this m-thod of .
tniiillnir tlimtk.. fnr llm HKa.., nu. 1 ... . .
.... j,,,,,,, iivieboiore ea-
teuded to liiui, and suliclts a coutlnuauce of tbe same. ,
i-int or FniiBd.
Entire Denture on Gold Base.... ....$180 tot226-
Ujiuer Denture, Gold Base.... 90" 120
" Deuture. Vulcanite Base 70 M 12
" Upper Denture, Vulcanite Base 86" 6
Gold Killings Inaerted from one dollar upward.
C.lrildreaai' Teeth extracted-free af charge". selMI -;
MARTIN &MUKP1IY,
Attorneyx-at-Law.
OFFICES Idaho City, Boise Coonty, I. T.J Rnby Oltv
Owyhee Oounty, I. X. apl6-tf '
MRS. L. VHITE'S
1MEW PHOTOGRAPH FOQMS.
.tYover
ice to til
WashlnKton Mr-
RAYING NEWLY FITTED UP Tnr.
Deguar's Store, would rospectlull
rftotographs, Carts de Yfeitc, te.,
that they will do well to give her a call . Particular at
tention paid to taking Lad.es and Chl'drens Pictures.
oc21:tf. ;
l''urs I Furs I
TUE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID IN CASU '
Beaver, Otter,. Mink and Coon Sklruv
. h ' By KICUABDS A UcCRAKEN. .
Portland, Sept. 27. IHUtl. oc4:8m.
I1C13A0 fc WliULtL ,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LA W
W ILL PRACTICE IN TUB SUPREME AND 0111
.. , . cult Cturu of 0ri"-. 4 the District Courts
Vt ushingtou Territory.
NEW HEARSE!
rrinit undersionkd bkgsto iNFORrTiiscii.
aNEW Hi$X2Z$ T,C""" th"ht
AtlendFnnerals,
on short notice. Tl,li b the Brat, tut at present, only
lleacse 1st tbe city. ' '
t 11 . .... . I M. EVANS
Tn-Hea, May H,llWlg, my:20-tf.
NOTICBIS HEREBY 01 YEN not to trust my wife oa,
my account, as 1 will not be responsible
nl:Jw " 1 Jiii.iiih r.isrnia
.For Sale at a Uartraln.
Cf I F Street, ronnlna back 120 feet, adjoining t
French A Oilman, with FIVE DWELLING HOUSES and
TWO STORKS thereon. If the ..kv. property I. noteod '
gertror with Furniture In one hvuae. TITLE PERFECT '
For particulars Inquire oC PAYNE A CO., AnoU.
Bailee, Not. T, 1806-til ' -