lailg. Iponntaiuccr.
EpUome of Telegraphic News.
COMPILED FROM Till ORlOOltlMf.
DATKS TO 1ICKUUER lit.
Ktw l'ork, Dec. 11. Tbe cavalry is to be
re-orpauized. No men to be mounted until
(intruded one Tear. One-third of tbe cavalry
force will be kept as recruiting regiment,
with only enough horses fur instruction.
W'athington, Dec. 1 1. Official information
baa bewi leceived at the Denartment ol Slate
of ibe adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ment by the Legislatures of the States of II li-
noia, Illiode Island, Michigan, Massachusetts
Ouio, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Con
necticut. West Virginia, New Hampshire. In
diana, Vermont, Louisiana, Arkansas, Ten
nessee, South Carolina, Virginia 23 States.
TelegruuuU iuformatiou has been received of
the adoption of tbe amendment by North
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. No iufor
inalion of any kind has been reeeived of its
ndoptioh by California or Oregon, Florida,
Mississippi and Texas. Official information
of its rejection by New Jersey, Deleware and
- Kentucky, has been received.
A'ero J 'ork, Deo. 11. The Macon, Georgia,
Journal has a letter from tlilledgevtlle Bay
ing that Provisional Governor Johnson has
received orders from Washington to retain
bis pof itiou until further instructions. lie i
ordered, to issue certificates of election to
Georgia Congressmen.
Gov. Parsons, of Alabama also received
despatches from Secretary Seward, on tbe 5th,
congratulating bim, tbe South, and tbe coun
try, in tbe President's name, on the adoption
-by Alubarui of tbe Constitutional amendment,
which completes tbe number of States re
quired to make it the organic law of the land.
, Nea York, Dec. 11. Among the charges
ngainst Col. O'Maboney, President of the
Fenian Brotherhood, are, violating his -oath
in refusiug to communicate with the Senate,
retueing to enable the standing Finance Com
mittee ot tbe Senate to obtain tbe books and
accounts; having placed in official position
and salaried, several persons wbo bad been
rejected by tbe Senate; having usurped the
position of aeut of the Irish Republic afier
having been peremptorily rejected for that
position by the Senate; having used bonds
with bis uame on them, his ageul having
pant money by paying an immense sum tor a
mansion on Union Square, and having re.
fused to pay over to the Secretary oi War
money that had been appropriated for war
purposes by the senate. It is also alleged
that large sums of money have been used for
(peculating in gold. Tbe charges against 11
I). Killican, Secretary of the Treasury, are
perfidy and malfeasance in office in refusing
to pay money when ordered, and paying out
" large sums when there was no authority
At a convention of delegates from tbe Fenian
Circles, held on Saturday, an address was
adopted endorsing 0 Maboney as foremost
Among the noblest, truest and most earnest
defenders of the cause, and repudiating tbe
authority and condemning tbe action of tbe
Fenian Senate
Washington, Deo. 11. Tbe State Depart
inent received by tbe last steemer from Eu
rope important dispatches from our Minister
to England, There is strong reason to be.
lieve that England will back down from ber
position on tbe pirate Alabama, and at once
agree to a quiet and amicable adjustment of
the question in dispute. The temper of tbe
last dispatch from tbe State Department,
wbicb emanated from tbe President himself
was calculated to open the eyes of tbe Eng
Iisb Uovernmeot
New l'ork, Dec. II. Tbe Herald1 1 special
dispatch says that tbe evacuation of Chihua
hua by tbe French is lully confirmed by an
official letter just received trom tbe U. S.
Coosul at that city. This movement of tbe
French is construed to mean that their Com
raander bas abandoned tbe idea of holding
tbe frontier In close subjection to tbe Imperial
Government until tbe army is increased by
foreign enlistments. Tbe Mexican Legation
In Washington have also news to the same
effect. Their sanguine interpretation of this
is, that it is Maximilian'! intention to se.id
tbem b ck to France.
Wathington, Dec. 11. -In tbe House Blair
Introduced a resolution reimbursing tbe loyal
States for the money advanced and debts con
traded for tbe preservation of tbe Union
Elliot introduced a joint resolution wbicb
was referred to a select committee, defiulng
tbe position or states In rebellion, and posi
tionof UoDgrefS lo relation to tbem.
Scbeock introduced a joint resolution de
daring against tbe attempt to establish a
Hierarchy in Mexico, and requesting tbe Presi
dent to take such steps as will vindicate
American policy and protect ber honor and
interests. Referred to committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Jenkins introduced a bill re-estnblishlng a
uniform system ol bankruptcy code. Referred
to special committee.
Vanborn Introduced a resolution instructing
committee on Foreign Relations to Inquire
what measures and means have been taken on
the part of tbe United Stales to restore to
Mexico tbe free and nnrestricted right to a
Republican uovernmeot. . Laid over. .
Washington, Dec. 11. About four hundred
editorials on tbe President's Message, have
99 per cent, of all heartily endorse the PfesU
dent s poliry from the start, and recommend
tbe measures he proposes for the future.
New York, Dec. 11. The Heralds Washing-
ton dispatch says a letter received from Lon
don speaks of the arrival there of Georire
Saunders, and' of bis visiting several import
ant persons. He informed these persons be
was sent by Jeff. Davis in 18G2 to negotiate
with Napoleon for the recognition of tbe
Sonthern Confederacy, and was accorded two
interviews with the Emperor, and that the in
vasion of Mexico whs undertaken in pursu
ance of a plan then agreed upon, for which
Napoleon insisted on being secured in the
possession of Sonora, Sinalox rind Lower Cal
ifornia Saunders adds that he remonstrated
and offered much greater inducements than
Mexico presented, but tbe Emperor would not
consent to anything eUe.
The Markets.
San Francisco, Dec. 12. Gold in New Tork
yesterday, according to priv te dispatched,
was quoted at 14S and SierlingExchange 109V.
Legal Tenders were scarcely so firm to-day,
the quotations at the Board being 68 paid
and (19 asked.
Coal Oil is doing better ; 250 cases mixed
brands sold at $1 : also further purchases by
the leading operators; 28,000 gallons lo ar
rive private.
J. J TJ
.nam street, uaues, a
WBOUSAU IltD RETAIL BtAUR IS
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES , Aco.
ALWAYS IK STORI TBS BIST BOARDS OF
Tobacco, Matches, &c.
WALDIIOS 1SKOS.,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
Main street, Dalles, Oregon.
WE NOW OCCUPY OUR NEW TWO 8 TORY PIItB
proof Stone building, opposite lllocli, Miller A
Co., and offer to the public a full and complete stock of
Drugs, Aledtcto.es ana
KEROSENE,
TURPENTINE,
ALCOHOL,
AC1 1)8,
LINSKED,
JjAIll),
Chemicals, consisting iu part of
LAMP WICKS 4 OUIMNEYS,
110 t'S,
BAUR,
Sl'ONORS.
LKKCHES,
CO UK,
Cigars,
1JLAYING CARDS,
. POCKET CUTLERY,
TOUT MONIB3,
COM Its and DltUSIIES, o' all kinds,
PERFUMERY, ol entry description,
TOYS, DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FISHING TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS. c.
Also Powder. Shot, Lead, Powder Flasks, Baskets, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Mjr Interior dealers supplied with Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
at less than Portlaud prices, with freight added; oc-8
V 14 It Y IMPOltTAM
TO
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
HAll.ItOOJW.
JULIUS KltAKMKK HAVING BOUGHT TnE UN
lire Stock of Merchandise and Book Accounts of the
late firm uf VI . Seller A Co.. in this city, lo which he has
added of his own Importation (while doing business lu
Portland au immense stoca ol me best manuiacturea
Crockery, v Glassware,
Plated Ware, Lamps,
Chandelier, Table Cutlery
Lookl tig-Glasses and
All Kinds or Oils,
All of which he offers at reduced rates. Persons wish
ing to buy any of the above-mentioned articles, will do
well to give me a can beiore purunaaiug eisownere.
Orders trom the Interior promptly attended to, and
goods packed to go secure. lon't full to call on me.
uuuio'i atoue iiuiiuing, nasningrnn sircer. iianes.
JUblUB UKAHUKll.
Dalles. March 17th, 1805. mhl7tf
FRANKLIN MARKET.
CORNER OF SECOND AND WA8UINOTON STREETS
DALLES, OREOON,
JOHN El'PlNGKR Proprietor .
rpjHE UNDERSIGNED
. JL having fitted np the jfTTI
above Market In the BU T
BTYLE,will keep constant- sIVslliSS
ly on hand all sorts of
t resi. and cured Meats.
Of the best quality furnished at the LOWEST RATS
My motto Is to " PLEASE ALL."
PARTIES HATING 8UPERIOR STOCK FOR 8AL1
will do well to eall at tbe Franklin Market.
JOHN EPPINGER.
Dalles, February 19th, 1868.
YtASIllN.;Ti MAltKET
CORNER OF
COURT AND SECOND STREETS, DALLES, OREGOM
JOHN MICHELBACH, Proprietor. .
9 WILL KEEP ,
'Tf-ZX constantly on hand all the varte-
UuttttoHtiies mat the market can possibly
atford, of
PKK8H fc CURED MKAT8,
and always of tbe b. st quality.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS !
supplied on reasonable terms. '
Tbe nndorslgneq is always prepared to pay the high,
est cash price fur FAT catti.k. P.rti.. V ..
In good condition, are requested to call on him befogs
going olsewh.ro. - JOHN MICHhLBACU,
Dalles, March 31t,18C6. nih81tf
CITY MARKEtT
S. LAUDER & Co., Proprietors.
Will keep constantly on band the best
MEATS OF ALL KINDS.
A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE la
solicited, as we expect to kern as irno.l
,,cii. ui iiiwiii. una oi as good as qual-
vi wmuh j n.iuru.. aua will
CANTOR ANT) INDIGO AND
N KATSFOOT Oil, LANP1ILACK.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
AND
PATENT MtCniOIlVKS.
Onr stock of FANCY GOODS I s of the finest and best
quality; new styles ond largo assortments, such as
LUIIIN'S PBRFUKKKY, 11 A I It,
LUIIIN'S TOILET SOAP, . FLESH,
rUMAUKS, , BI1AV1NU,
COSMETICS, II AT,
UAIKOILS, CLOTHES,
COLOGNE, TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND NAIL 11HUSIIF.S
TOOTH POWDERS, AND COM US.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
our laciuties tor uuying goons are second to none in
the State, and we shall at all times sell at a small ad
vance from cost. Ready sales and small profits.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all Uoun of tbe day and night.
lnuiea, sept, v, iu'. leiu-ti
XL IS 31 O V .A. JL
GATES te CIIAPIN,
WHOLESALE k RETAIL
DEUGGISTS,
Have Removed to
RITDIO'S STONE UVILDIiVG,
WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES.
"wnarilKItK we will continue to sell articles usually
v w kept In a Firnt-utass Drug store, at JiU per cent.
LESS THAN ANY STOKE IN THE CITY. Our stock
consists lu part of
Patent Medicines, . Pure Wlnns and Brandy,
extracts, Fancy a Common soap,
Bponges, llulr Brushes
- Trussos, Braces, Corks, Acids,
Paints. Tooth Powder,
Varnishes, Alcohul,
Oils. Hons.
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Supporters, Ac,
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded. Oive us a cull and satisfy y ab
solves oeiure purcuasing eisewuere.
11. 1j. UUAfin, U1UIIJ JUSTIH UATK3,
TO TEA3ISTERS AND DAIHYMEN I
FEED! FEED 1 1
. SHORTS,
AND '
XJEIIJD
ISOOT AND SHOE STOllE,
IT. AVYCKBXA.JN,
HAS REMOVED III8 BOOT AND SIIOH
ST.) UK to the building on Main street.
nearly opposite Motxly's Hall, where he has
Just roueived, direct from San Francisco, an un
usually nne and well selected stock ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of thaery Lett quality and latest stylet
EVER BROUGHT TOTHIS MARKET,
Including the celebrated ENGLISH HUNTING SHOE
manufactnred by Benkert. Also, a large assortment sf
Ladle)'- and Clilldren'aj Gaiters,
Of the latest Styles, just received from the best Phil
adelphia makers. Also, a very large assortment of
" FINE DRESS BOOTS.
fsTGentlemen who prefer to have their Boots or Shoes
made to order, can rely upon obtaining a nent and easv
ui. w n xuiijuam, Maui etrent,
I Deliver the same to Purchasers in the City.
Parties having Superior Stock for sale will do well t
give as a call before disposiug ol It elsewhere. .
Southeast corner of Washington and Third Sta.
I'pposlte Hosier's Blacksmith Shop,
sel6-tf
Opposite Moody's Hall.
OF ALL KINDS, FOB 8AE BY
nl0:tf.
II. II. LAW,
25 Front Street, Portland,
Opposite O. 8. N, Warehouse.
-A.- Gr. 13H,AIOAtJ,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF '
Wines Sc Liquors,
FRONT STREET,
Portland, - Oregon.
rVFFERS FOR BALE A VERY LARGE AtfSOUT
U meut of .
Urandleg,
. Mines,
Liquors,
Case Goods,
&.C., tte., Vc.
J-Tlie Trade Is particularly Invited to examine my
st .ck before purchaslugelsowhure. au'21 tr
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
ffjHE DALLES LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING
J. COMPANY has recently attached a
FLOURING MILL
to their Steam Bash and Door Factory, In this City, and
are now prepared to CilOP FEED, GRIND WHEAT and
uuiiin, ana warrant to give the
nana constantly ana for sale
FXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
SECONDS OR MIDDLINGS,
BRAN AND SHORTS,
CHOP FEED, CHICKEN FEED.
Also, a 8uperlor article of CORN meal, from
Corn.
The highest market price paid for WITEAT, CORN a
BARLEY. U. A. IIOGUB. Azent,
Dalles, Nov. 1885. ' nStf.
AUCTION AND C0M31ISS10N.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
A-TJOTIONEER,
IVo. 100, Slain Street, Dalles City.
WILL' ATTEND TO THE BELLING AT AUCTION
ol General Merchandise, Real Estat, (lrocerl s,
Horses, New and Second Hand Furniture, Stocks, Ac, Ac.
Regular Sales Day Saturday.
Out-door and Special Bale attended to la any part of
M. BROWN & BRO..
WU0USUI AMD SITAU. IUUU IK
FANCY AND STAPLE "
DEYaoODSI
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &o.
' Store, north side Main street, Dun,,, ijjg
ivi3w saloonT
NEW STONE STORE, WASUINGTON 8TREET, .
fHB UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announs
rif- " "'J' i" opcn cl" ' In Freuch 4
Oilman's New Stone Building, THIS EVENING S2
prepared to serve cuitumers lib the best of
Wlucs, Liquors and Cigars,
ALSO, A
EIIEE LUNOIT '
Every day and Evening.
w2Stt- JOHN RINDLATB
Watchmaker mul Jcuclcr.
MAIN STREET. DALLES. "
D OLOTKMa .TCIIES, JEWELRY, .
tieen received at lue Whit House, aud about I Church.
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING.
ISAVISS O'ROURKE DESIRES TO INFORM the
XV-SL Uiaies or uaues and vie nltv. that aha
bas Just received a fresh supply of ,
ITnslilonablo Goods,
The latest I'aris, New York and Ban Francisco stvles
of BONNETS, HATS, It 1 11 HON 8, LACES, FEATHER,
FLOWERS, o. A full and well-seleoted assortment of
Ladles' Beady-Made Garments.
Also, a Fashionable assortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS!
STAMPING for Embroidery and Draldfng. PINKING
done at short notice. BONNETS Bleached and Pressed
in tne latest style. A large assortment or
Children's Beady-Made Clothing
Constantly on hand. Hnvlnft secured the services 'of a
FirstClau Dress Maker, I am prepared to cut and fit
Ladies' and Children's DRESSES and CLOAKS.
THIRD STREET, oue square east of the Catholic
ocuism.
Bpectaclos. Cutlerv. Ac.
.-Particular attention paid to repairing Sri-d
i nici.es, uiocks, Jewelry, etc. All Watches repaired bv
mo warranted far twelve months. "paireu bj
MRS. L. WHITE'S
BEW PHOTOGHAPH EOOMS,
WnKlilngton Street.
best satisfaction. On T"T tu,?-!?5, FITTED UP THE GALLERY 0ar
tfJ. iJf T. 8tor"' "ould r"Pe'f"'l announce to a5
that they will do well to give her a call. PartiTuli st,
ocliiT ,U tak'ni Ui M ud CniMHoPctur
W. P. MILLER,'"
J V".J
AUCTIONEER
WILL ATTEND promptly to Bales of Real EstafSL
Dry Go.l., Gna-erles, Horses, and Mules W ill
receive aJ forward O.wds entrusted to LI. ."J
uniin ana Hay en Commission, and rent Real K.tuZ
K.nRenahl. teru... CoaslgumentS
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MAIN STREET, DALLK3. 1J.
Dissolution Notice. "
i. " '"' "-Fun i
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
-,.... ... merest to K. Schuts. who will continue tl. !,.,.,.... ...
n!0:3in
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
LINCOLN HOUSE.
Cvrner Washington and Front Streets,
FORTLAND, OREGON.
TIRST!LA8S TIOTEL.
hi. ..Z--.V. -'".rannnqe the business on
m ii b . . , M0" au e Dm wiliU
paid to E. Sohuti, who will settle all liabilities
Dalles. Deo. 1st., 1869. ESCHtmK
rrffi i '"5"'m frle,,d """ fconS
at the old stand ready to dlspsust his choice llquT. to
m' E. 8CIIUTZ.
JOSEPH ELPELT,
WHOIISJUJ 1HD atIL USA LIB w
Fancy & Stable Dry Goods,
CLOTHINC. BOOTS AND SHOES
JJATS AND CAPS, AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing; Goods.
StrlT.""" 8,M Bt0"' COn"r of M " c"Tl
Vr- ' ' -"
H.tM,.,. J.M.MiTSii
MAIITIN Ac MURPHY
AttorneyatLaw-
iK8wSSt.gr.phBoon,. JSlftryCt'l'i&
LARGEST IN TIIK STATE
Charges Reasonable.
AN OMMBUS will attend all the TW. .nrf nn...
Paasongera and their baggage to the House Free of
Charge, or to any other House in the Ciry for 60 cents,
8. COFFIN, Proprietor.
P.S-IIOT AND COLD BATHS In the House.
an tne Bteimers for Oregou City, Vancouver, Monti-
v.iiu mm asuiria lauu at the Llncolu
sepi:am
i House WharC
NOTICE.
FB. HOLLAND IB MT AUTI10RI7.ED AGENT to
attend to collecting and settling up my business,
during my absence. Those Indebted to me or to 1'ayne
Co, are requested to pay him Immediately and save
costs, as he has ordnrs to collect. F. A. 0. PAYNE
Dulles, Nov. 13, 1886. i4,r
HOUSE TO I,ET
mlTuu 01 A KOOMS. Inqnlraat
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