Epitome of Telegraphic News.
COMFIUS VEOM III! OBEOOVIUr. ' , .
DATES TO NOVEMBER 90.
Atlantic Sevi,
New York, Nov. 17. Advices from Toronto
to ibe evening of November 16th, stale that
ttie excitement has somewhat subsided. The
troops are still under arms, and have patrols
out. -
The Timet' special dispatch says t Applica
tion was made to day to the Navy Department
by Ethan Allen, of New York, in behalf of the
Russin'a & American Overland Telegraph Com
pany, tor a naval vessel to aid in laying; the
cable across Bahrinpr s Straits.' The appllca
tion was refused by the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, on the ground that it was exolu
eively a private enterprise.
New York, Nov. 17. The World'i Washing
too, dispatch says, intelligence was received
to-day and communicated to the proper au
thorities relative to the situation in Mexico.
A gentleman who arrived here whose word
can be vouched for, says that on bis way from
Tobasco to New York, within the last two
weeks, he met an agent of Maximilian, who
stated that affairs were nearly in a desperate
condition; thai every reported victory of Ibe
Imperialists brought no substantial results
nnd that on account of their inability to draw
supplies from the rural districts, the war wai
carried on against the Liberals at a deal of
expense. He further added, that be had been
despatched by Maximilian to France to ask for
e hundred million dollars and forty thousand
troops, and that in the event ot Napoleon tail
ing to furnish means and men the evacuation
of Mexico by the French rauBt follow. Maxi'
i milian was paying a visit to Yucatan, bet had
removed bis personal effects to that place, in
' tending to set sail from there in case the City
" of Mexico had to be abaudoned. It was re
ported that be was shipping a good deal of
specie to burope.
New Orlcant, Nov. 16. The Brownsvlll
Republican extra of Nov. 8th, says Gen. Pedro
Meudrero had arrived and joined (Janao, DO-
' fore Matamoras. with 1,800 Liberals. He bad
previously surprised the town of Suicaque
nod utterly destroyed the Imperial garrison
- of one hundred men, including a number of
French troops.
The Liberals claim that they can take Mat
amoras when they please,
The Matamoras Ranchero says the Liberals
offered four hours for the plunder of Matamo
ras to United States troops at Brownsville,
who are asked to join them. That paper
warns the Federal commander to keep a suffi
cient iorce at Brownsville to prevent an at
tack. -
The Galveston Bulletin, of Nov. 13th, says :
. Col. Jones, of Qeti. Sobedo's staff was there,
having left Brownsville Not. 8th. He says
- tbat Ciipt. Sinclair, of the Liberal army, for
merly a Lieutenant of the privateer Alabama,
captured an Imperial transport on the North
Rio Grande, brought ber to Brownsville and
turned her over '0 the Federal authorities,
who have a guard on board.
In Texas the Indians bave created a great
alarm on the northern fiontiers.
Governor Hamilton will soon issue an or
der for the election of delegates to a State
Oonvsotiau, to be held about the 15th of De
cember. The Houston Telegraph, of November 10th,
learns that orders have been received in the
Slate from Washington, not to muster out any
more troops or sell any mote property until
. further orders.
- - A wealthy Matamoras merchant, who left
there Nov. 7th, says there are no fears of the
place beiog captured. It is well fortified, the
troop are well armed, in good spirits, and
well supplied. ,
New York; Nov. 17 The firmness of gold
which closed to-day at 147, excites a corres
ponding feeling in commercial elides. As a
; general thing markets are buoyant and firm.
. Foreien Roods are steady at improved prices.
Flour and wheat are firm. Pork, in sellers'
tavor. Stocks lower. The steadiness of U.
I S. securities and their consequent decline in
prico, is a natural result of the country being
overloaded with them. Foreign Exchange is
. dull at 108. .
The House of Representatives have rejected
by a vote, a proposition to admit negro teslt
f mony.
The Vicksburg Herald says General Howard
stated that be had not discovered the condi
tion of affairs was promising enough in the
y Southern Slates to justify a recommendation
of withdrawal of the Freedmeo's Bureau.
Be regards affairs as unpromising in Georgia
and Alabama.
Wathingion, Nov. 17. The Virginia corres
pondence of tbe JSalional Intelligencer says
- ri . 1 1 T1 i j r,
Uurlis, unanuier, nosers, uuruour uu vavis.
are elected to Congress and will take tbe oath
without scruple. It is not known whether tbe
other two, Stuart and Conrad will ba able to
take the oath prescribed.
Sew York, Nov. 17th. The Commercial'
Washington special says Gen. Logan has sig
Billed bis acceptance of tbe mission to Mexico
Wi are instructed by ' Marshal Heeler to
offer a reward of $25 for any information that
may lead to tbe arrest of the thief or thiexes
who robbed toe smallpox hospital in toil city
WALDRON BROS.,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
' Slain Street, utiles, Oregon. '
XVTX NOW OCCUPY OUR NEW TWO STORY FIRE
V W protif Stone
proof Stone bulMlni. opposite llloch, Miller k
Co.. and offer to tlte publlo a full and complete stock of
Drugs, Medicines ana Chemicals, constating iu part of
KEROSENE,
LAMP WICKS CHIMNEYS,
TUIIPWNTINB,
ALCOHOL,
ACIDS,
LINSEED,
liurs, ,
8AGR,
. Sl'ONOFS,
LRKCHES,.
iiAHU,
CtlKKS,
CASTOR AND INDIGO AND
NEAT3FOOT Oil, LANPBLACK.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
AND
PATKNT MKDICINBS.
Onr stock of FANCY 0001)3 I of the finest and but
quality; new styles ond large assortments, such as
liUUin'S I'KllFUKKKX, 11 A lit,
LUUIN'S TOILET SOAP, i'LKSll, -
POMADES. 8 HAVING,
COSMETICS, UAT,
UAIItOILS, CLOTHTS,
COLOGNE, TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND NAILBRUSHES
TOOTH POWDERS, . . AND COMBS.
PTJRB WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes. .
Our faculties ror bnymg goods are second to none in
the State, and we Khali at all times sell at a ainull ad
vance from cost. Ready sales and small profits.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS .
Ore fully compounded at all koura of the day and night.
Dalles, sept, w, iano. bouku
XtET3VfO V A L. .
GATES ate-CIIAPm,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
Hare Removed to
IIUDIO'S STONE BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES.
"TtTHKUB we will continue to sell articles osnally
w w Kept in a rir.t-mass irntg more, at nu per cent,
LESS THAN ANY STORK IN THE CITY. Our stock
consists in part of
Patent Medicines, Pure Wines and Brandy,
Extracts, fancy k Common Soap,
Sponge, " Uuir Brushes
Trusses, Braces, Oorks, Acids,
Paiute, Tooth Powder,
Varnishes, . Alcohol, :
Oils, Hops,
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Supporters, Ac,
PuTSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded. Give ns a call and satisfy. y.ur
selves before purchasing elsewhere.. 1
H. L. CHAPIN, nl9tf JOSTIN OATR8. .
TO TEAMSTERS AND DAIRYMEN t
FEED! FEED!! :
. .. . v ;
SHORTS,
AND
OF ALL KINDS, FOR BAR BY
It.
II. LAW,
25 Front Street, Portland,
Opposite 0. 8. N. Warehouse.
nlfl:tf.
M1LL1NEM AND UHES8-MAKli.
IfAVISS WROURRE DESIRES TO INFORM the
X1JL Ladles of Dalles and viciulty, that she
has Just received a fresh supply of
Fashionable Goods,
The latest Paris, New York and San Francisco styles
of BONNETS, II ATS, RIBBONS, LACES, FEATHERS,
l iiOtt iilB, co. A lull anu weu-seiectea assortment oi
Ladles' Ready-Made Garments.
Also, a Fashionable assortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS!
STAMPING for Embroidery and Bi-aldCnu. PINKING.
done at short notice. BONNETS Bleached and Pressed
In the latest style. A large assortment of .
Children's Bcady-JIale Clothing
Constantly on hand. Having secured the services of a
nrst uiav uress uaRer, 1 am prepared to cut aua nt
Ladies' and Children's DllEdSES and CLOAKS.
THIRD STREET, one square east of the Cathollo
Church. nr'2l:m.
NEW SALOOW.
NEW STONE STORE, WASHINGTON STREET.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announc
that he will open a flrst-clasa Saloon In French
Oilman's New Stone Dnildlng, THIS EVENING, and is
prepared to sort e customers with the best of ,.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
ALSO.'A . i
Every day and Evening. .
oc28tf. - - JOHN RINDLAHB.
J. W. GUR.LEY, DENTIST,
Alalu St., Dalles, Oregon.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of this place and vi
cinity, that having returned from a pro- I
lessionai lour llirouKII ' Mum., a. in. I
aatn resumed the practice of DENTISTRY, In the rooms
formerly occupieu uy mm, iu .ua uunuuig uccupieu uy
Wood k Butler, Photograph Artists, and ailjoialng WaU
dron Bros.' Drug Store. He takes, this lunthod of ex
tending thanks, lor tne iirjerai patronage neretoiore ex
tended to klui, and solicits a continuance or the same.
list or puioia.
Entire Denture on Quid Base 4180 to $226
Upper Denture, Gold Base. 90 " 120
" Denture, Vulcaulte Base..., 70 VH
" Upper Denture, Vulcanite Base 34 ' 6
Oold Fillings inserted from one dollar upward,
Childrens' Teeth extracted free af charge. solS-tf
FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS, SECOND HAND PIANO, can be had
on reasonable terms. Inquire at this Office, or of
ecStf A. W. FEHQUS0N.
J . J TJ EEE,
Main Street Dalles, ...
WHOUSAU ABO MTAIL DIALS I1T -'
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF.
. PI PE S , . Sco. '
ALWAYS IN STOKI THI BIST MAUDS OF
Cigars, Tobacco, Slatches, &c.
LAYINO CARDS,
' M.
POCKET CUTLERY.
PORT MONIES,
COMBS and BRUSHES, o' all kinds,
. PERFUMERY, ot every description,
CHINA ORNAMENTS, .
TOYS. DOLLS, etc
FISH HOOKS and FISHING TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
- FANCY GOODS, Ac. '
Also Powder.Shot, Lead, Powder Flasks, Baskets, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
jr Interior dealers supplied with Cigars, Tobaece. etc.
at les, than Portland prices, with freight added, ee-8
VERY IMPOBTAJiT
TO . . ' " ' ' .
merchants, Families, Hotels and
BAR.ROOMM.
JULIUS KRAEMEK HAVING BOUGHT TnE EN.
tire Stock of Merchandlie and Book Accounts of the
late firm of M . Seller A Co., in tills city, to which hehas
added of hie own importation (while doing business Id
Portland) an Immense Stock of the best manufactured .
' Crockery, Glassware,
Plated Ware, Lamps,
Chandeliers, Table Cutlery
' Looklng-Gla&ges and
All Kinds or Oils, '
AU of which he oners at reduced rates. Persons wish
Inc to buy any of the above-mentioned articles, will do
well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
orders Irom tne interior promptly auenooa to, ana
goods packed to go secure. Don't fail to call on me.
muuio'S stone uuuaiug, wasnmgion eireei, limits.
JULIUS KKAEMER.
Dalles. March 17th, 1865. mhl7tf
BOOT AND SHOE STOltli
, F. WYCKMAJN,
MAS REMOVED HIS BOOT AND SHOE
STOKE to the building on Main street,
nearly opposite Moody's ilall, where be has
just reoeived, direct from Ban Francisco, an un
usually one ana wen selected siocn oi
BOOTS AND SHOES),
of the"very best quality and latest styles "
EVER BROUGHT TOTHIS MARKET,
including the celebrated ENGLISH TIUNTINQ SHOE
manufactured by JSenkert. Also, a large assortment of
Ladles' and Children's Gaiters,
Or the latest Styles, Just received from Ibe best Phil
adelphia makers, . Also, a very large aaaortmen. of .
FINE DRESS BOOTS.
49Gentlemen who prefer to have their Boots or Shoes
made to order, can rly upon obtaining a neat and easy
Ot,
r. VrlUHMAN, Slain street,
seie-tr
Opposite Moody's Hall.
-A., o. 13 it a. i oni),
, IMPORTER AND JODBER OF
Wines s& Liquors,
FRONT STREET,
Portland, - - Oregon.
OFFERS FOR BALE A VERT LARGE ABSORT
ment of i ' .
Brandies, ' , .' T
' Wines,
Liquors,
Case Goods,
M9- The Trade is particularly Invited' to examine mv
st ick before purchasing elsewhere. au2t-tf
Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
TITE FOLLOWING RATES OF FREIGHT bave been
esublished: .-. .1
established;
Grain, Vegetables, Tallow, &.C.
From Wallula k Umatllh to Portland, $16 00 per ton weight
" Dalles to PortlHnd.,.m... 160" " "
On Wool,
From Wallula and Umatilla to Portland
" Dalles to Portland
On Hides,
From Wallula and Umatilla to Portland......
.40 02-per lb
. 1 "
40 60 each
- uanes to i-ortiaua..
67 y.
8. 8. REED, President.
Portland, Sep. 23, 180&.
septf-2mls
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
(UE DALLKS LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING
X COMPANY has recently attached a
FLOUBING MILL
to-their Steam Sash and Door Factory, In this City, and
are now prepared to CHOP FEKD.UUIND WHEAT and
CORN, and warrant t give the best satisfaction. On
hand constantly and for sale
FXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
SECONDS OR MIDDLINGS, . . .
BRAN AND SHORTS.
-. -' CHOP FEED, CHICKEN FEED.
Also, Superior article of CORN MEAL, from new
Corn. '
The highest marKet price paid for WnBAT, CORN and
BARLEY. II. A. UOUUE, Agent.
Dalles, Nov. 2, 1805. . uStf. '
AT MllS. H.X:i2S ICR'S
KjUVi Uxl XulLLIiN Xi A X 0 1 Uii Xi.
Opposite Cohn eV Bohm'e,
SX7-0U CAN FIND THE LATEST AND MOST FASH-
10N ABLE GOODS, in the line of
IlONNETS, II4TS, FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, EMBROIDERY,
Dress Trlmmlnirs, Sco.
' In order to make dress complete, It becomes necessary
that a BONNET or UAT, Handsomely Trimmed, should
adorn the head. . '
Olve ine an early call, and I will endeavor to suit
everybody In TASTE and at REASONABLE PRICES.
particular attention paid to
Embroidery and Braiding Stamping.
'3 FRANKLIN MARKET.
CORNER OF SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREET
DA LIES, .OREO ON,
JOHNKPPINGKR Proprietor?
milB UNDERSIGNED
JL hating fitted up the
above Market la the BK.-T
STYLE, will keep constant-
ly on band all sorts of
Fresh and Cared Meats,' i
Of the best quality furnished at the LOWEST RATS
My motto Is to "PLEA8E ALL." . r
ST1ARTIE8 HAVING BUPKR10R STOCK FOR BALI
JL will da well to call at the Vrankljn Market.
JOHN EPPINGER.
Dalles, February 19th, 1886. .
WASHINGTON JUAllUET
toaimoF - .. . .
COURT AND SECOND STREETS, DALLES, OREGON
JOHN MICBELBACH, Proprietor.
WILL KEEP
constantly on band all the varie
ties mat me market can possibly
afford, of
FHKSH Ac CURED MEATS,
and always of the btst quality. '
:;- FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS
' 1 ' supplied on reasonable terms.. - ;. i I
Tbe nnderslgneq Is always prepared to pay the high-1
eat cash price for FAT CATTLE. Parties having stock!
In good condition, are requested to call on blm before I
going eisewnere. , duiia auuiiijualiu.
Dalles, March 81st, 1896. ' ' mhSltf
CITY MARKET.1
S. LAUDER & Co., Proprietors.
Will keep constantly on hand the beat
JTI EATS OF ALL KINDS
A
LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE Is .
solicited, as we expect to kevp as gooj
an assortment of Meats and of aa good as qual
ity, as tue country anoras: ana win
' Deliver the same te fnrehssen in the City.
Parties having Superior Stock for sale will do well VI
give ua call before disposing oi it elsewhere. , ,
8. LAUBKR, Ce,,
Boutbeast corner of Washington and Third 8ts. I
Pppostte Roster's Blacksmith Shop.
1. BROWN & BRO.,
. . WBouaati A airail, suiias in
FANCY AND STAPLE
D EY GOOD S !
. GROCERIES, PROVISiONS, &o. i
Mr. M. BROWN, being a resident of San Franelace, we
ars enauieu to oner great macements to puronaeers. n a
respectfully Invite the publis to examine our stock betoifl
purcuasing eieswnere. mio-ir
r Btoue Store, north side- Main street, Dalles.
JL-Olt HALE. :..
THE HANDSOME. RESIDENCE occupied by A. W.
BUCHANAN is Offered ..
For Sale at a Low Figure.
For a private rosldonco, no more desirable locality could
be desired. The grounds are ornamented with shrubbery
and the building, contains , , j.
Ten Booms, Finished in the Best Style,
and embraces every convenience. To a gentleman de
siring a Retired and. Pleasant Home, convenient to busk. '
nesi, an opportunity Is now presented that seldom offers.
The House and Furniture will be sold together or sops v
ately, as the purchaser may desire. For farther pnrtkx
ulars, inquire at ocl:tf.
WELLS, fABUO u OO.'g EXPRESS OFFICE.
JP . ' 3 E H VX i
Watclmialacr and eTetveler,
MAIN STREET, DALLES, ,
,', (nu(i nook to tdi usiT ornci,) '
DRALER IN FINK WATOnES, JEWELRY. '
CLOCKS, Gold Pens. Silver and Plated Ware.
npeciociea, vunery, c. . j
JVPartlcnlar attention paid to repairing fined
Watchee, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. All Watches repaired bj
in .Niwiimi lur twelve nionim.
N. B. All ordors from the upper country, by Kipree
or otherwise, promptly attended to. . aull tl
I r-s innr. Aisr miimsi
CLvUlrOC. WnVJf nUUdts
Main Street, corner of Court.
OLD MACK, THE PIONEER COOK, would respect,
fully inform the public that he has fitted up the
Above Chop House, and is prepared to serve up MEALS
and LUNCH in the best style and at the shortest notice,
BALLS and PARTIES furnished with suppers, In the
best style and on the most reasonable terms.
OYSTERS In every style. Private Rooms for Ladles.
HOUSKOPBN ALL NIGHT,
I "w -rf-V t -wl-isr-eji w w -w -ear -ew- -- -v -
eJ FXL.Jf XX XlXjXli.XJn.
I WRmuii.1 Attn itfin. mum
ToAw Mr Cfo1 Ti ' jl
clothinc. boots and 8hoes.
Mats anu Caps, anS ,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Fire-proof Stone Store, corner of Main and Court
Streets.
MRS. L. WHITE'S
NEW PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.
Washington street. ,L
HA VINO NEWLY FITTED UP THE GALLERY over
Df Knar's Store, would respectfully announce to aM
those wishing ' ' i
Photographs, Carets de Vlslte, &c,
that they will do well to give her a call. Particular at
tention paid to taklni Lad.es and Chi'dren. Picture
oc21:tf. " . . .
w
P.MILLER,
(Successor to Payne c Co.l - ' '
"Ern.L ATTEND promptly to Bales of Real K.l.i.
B'T 0os, Orocerlee, Horses, and Mules. W 111
n.eiT anu lorwaro Uoods entrusted to his care;. sell
y on uimmission, ana rent Real Estate
"Pjn Reasonable terms. Consignments Solicited. Bale
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MAIN STREET, DALLES, ' nlT.
Uxhei Mauri.. , , t . J.M.MuarHtV
MARTIN Sc MTJXtril V,
Auorneys-at-L.aiv.
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