The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, December 20, 1865, Image 2

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WEDNESDAY MOKNIXO, DEC. 20, 18C5.
Jacob Uollauer, once L'ost Master uenerai
and Senator from Vermont, Is dead.
Scoar from beets Is now quite extensively
manufactured In Illinois.
Floor is selling at Salt Lake City, at from
$5 to $G a hundred greenback prices.
Mori than fire hundred thousand prison
ers were taken on both sides during the war.
-i
Tin post offices in Connecticut besides
paying expenses, afford $50,000 to the Gov
ernment annually.
Beef is shipped in large quantities from
New York to England, to supply a deficit
caused by the cnttle plague.
Riley Deadmond has been hold to answer
for attempting to shoot J. E. McCabe, at Eu
gene City.
KeaoaK, a prominent rebel politician of
Texas, has written a long letter advocating
negro suffrage.
About ZS0 barrels of crude coal oil are
shipped monthly from San Francisco from
the flowing wells of San Buenaventura.
Frenchmen were long accused of calling
Shakespeare " the divine Williams." Better
instructed, they now speak of him as " lo
grand William." '." '
The United States ship-of-war Congrm,
which was blown up at the time of tho great
naval batle of the Iron-clads in Hampton
Roads, has been raised.
Om the 25tbiJune, 1862, the first Union
League was Instituted at Pekin, Tazewell
County, Illinois. In the fall of 18G4 the
League numbered a million members.
Turn are seventy organized petroleum
companies in California. But little oil has
yet been produced, and the prospects of the
companies are not bright.
One of the ordinances of Great Salt Lake
City, forbids any person to bny intoxicating
liquors, except at the Church store. In this
way Brigham exercises a monopoly of the stock, $1,500,000; Incorporated November 10,
THE COLUMBIA RIVER ROAD.
The present isolated eonditiqn of this cily,
suggests to the minds of the people the neces
sity for the improvement of the road down
the Colcmbia River. It is an enterprise which
will be mainly profitable during the pleasaut
season of the year, but its usefulness to the
publie will be moat felt when tbe navigation
of the river is stopped.
If a road should be constructed, and main
tained la a passable condition throughout tbe
entire year, It would certainly prove ft lilghy
remunerative Investment to the builders.
From this time forward the increase of live
stock in the Willamette Valley will find its
way into tbe Columbia River Basin, and the
movement of population, seeking new settle
ments, together, with tourists traveling either
on horseback or with vehicles, would form a
current, which at moderate tolls, would justify
tbe investment of a considerable sum of
money. As time progressed, it would pay
better and better to the end of time. If the
river road were properly improved, it would
attract all the stock-travel, as there is no other
route by which it can be moved across the
Cascades Range, at that season of tbe year in
which it is of tbe greatest importance that u
should be transferred to this side of the mouov
tains.
Tbe General Incorporation Law is particu
larly favorable to tbe projection and prosecu
tion of enterprises of ibis nature, and such a
work, energetically, carried forward, w411 not
be likely to have any competition for many
years.x Iu case it is ever ii.Biiluted, tbe ad
vantages belonging to tbe older rnterprise
would render it futile.
The difficulties in tbe construction of tbe
road are considerable, but by no means insu
perable, and above all the prospects of imme
diate remuneration are so great that a limited
amount of capital would be required to render
it a passable bridle-trail, and adapt it to the
passage of loose stock. There are already
two incorporated companies having Tested
rights on the line road, as follows:
Columbia River Company, capital stock,
$30,000; incorporated October 14, 18G2 ; in
corporators, Joseph Watt, O. Huinaaon and
Asabel Bush.
Columbia River Railroad Company, capitnl
Columbia Lodge, No. 5, I. O. O. F
Meets entry Friday eveulng at o'clock, iu Gatei'
II Ml 1. corner of Second anil Court 8tret. Brothers la
good standing ars invited to attend. By order. N. O.
Santa claus
lias arrived with a large stock of
Christmas & New Year Presents
Mil. MAX VOOT BK09 TO INFORM TIR PUBLIC
tliat he has openod a Fancy Toy and Fruit Store.
next dour to Colin A Bourn's,
lure stock rf
Fancy Goods,
Walking Dolls,
Jt libber Dolls,
Albums,
Candies,
Fruits,
lie has juit received a
liqnor traffic.
Passengers from the steamer Owyhee, ar
rived from above yesterday to tbe extent of
several wagon loads. There is nothing new
in relation to the position or condition of tbe
teamcr.
The Russian Government bus agreed to
exempt from postal charges all statistical
publications from other countries to the sci
entific societies of tbe Empire, if transmitted
through tbe ministry of pnblio instruction.
The citizens of Baltimore are making ar
rangements for erecting a marble monument
to tbe memory of Edgar A. Foe, one of tbe
wildest and yet one of the most gifted of infused into it,
1862 f incorporators, Joel Palmer, Joseph
Watt and John F. Miller.
There is besides an incorporation covering
a part of the ground on wbtcb tbe road will run,
viz.: The Cascades Railroad Company, capital
stock, $200,000; incorporated October 20,
1862 ; incorporators, Joseph S. Ruckle, Har
rison Olmstead and Daniel II Olmstead.
. Tbe Columbia River Road Company has
done many thousands of dollars worth of
work do tbe line of tbe road. Of the exact
amount we are not informed. As it now ex
ists, the road is nearly valuelessand it would
seem the part of wisdom if fresh elements ol
enterprise and an accession of capital were
The completion of a wagon
Yankee Notions,.
Musical Instrument,
Guns A Drums,
; Pocket Cutlery,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
and a Urge stork ot
DRKSSED 1JAHIES.
AH llKwe wirihlng tit make a cl.eup and handsome
Prurient will pk'UMo pive uh a mil. '
There in aleo a Uvy In ntti'tnlnnce. Miss Tact, who
will tm ever reu ly to attend to the warns of hur Ituly
put ruin.
Call and see the Curlositieg
AiT j UUtjl VOOT'8 TOY 8 rOKK.
AN IMPORTANT PttOlMMATlMT!
A i OKNKKAL INVITATION 13 KXTKNDKD to Ml
the 1'itlien anil Lrfiitleinen to cull at the .iw,)i v
Store of William liirubamii, and examine hit Stock, be
lore me uoiiauya.
Christmas & Holiday Presents.
In order to clone the entire buninpun aainat the flint
day of Janunry, the unnV riguod oiTum fur sale bii hand'
Boune and valuable nUmk of
watches,
diamonds,
JEWELRY,
CLOCKS,
F4GY GOODS & CVTLERY,
and nil other goods In his line, enltnhlc for Holiday Pre-
Benin. DMAMi rmM- i;uar. me uooiin win tie war
ranted n First Class artfritra or the money will be re
funded after purchosed. Ladles and Gentlemen give the
above notice yoar earliest attention, and rati soon at the
more or win. uutai uauki.
Main Street, next door to the Ptwt Office,
FIREMEN'S BALL!
- ' aiviit nr
JACKSON ENGINE COMPANY
AT
OIIAPIN'S HALL,
OK
Monday Evening, December 25.
TUB MF.MRKK8 OF JACKSON ENGINE COMPANY
would respectfully nnnimn.ee that they have de
eliieil to give a (iraml Holiday Bull, and that thev will
pure no pains to niuke it the grandest affair ol the sea-
sou.
TICKETS, s$S OO,
To bo hail of members of the Company and at the door
un me .Tuning ui lie mill.
Parties desiring carriage tooonvev ladles In and frnm
me iihu, win nieaee give ineir names In tliu Commltti
of Arraugemonts. No invitations will bo issued.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
A. W, Bochanan, a. W. Waldrcn,
G.A.LIebe.
FLOOR MANAGER8;
J. Halloran, I.. Chapln.
II. VYhitttmore, F. Wvckman.
the American poets.
, VL. Company "D," First Oregon Infantry, ar
' rived at Fort Dalles, yesterday, after a tire-
m n m m.. f w n nr m n T.vnn nf B Knii I 41....IW
suiuv iuhivu uvm vaiu uu v. vwuv iuiij
days. Tbey came by the way of Canyon
City, and are on tbe way below to be mas
tered ont. . '
Them is annually imported into this conn
try over two million dollars' worth of hu
man hair. Bair which brought $4 a pound
five years ago, is now rated at $28 a pound,
and some of tbe more beautiful grades and
colors are valued as high as $150 a pound.
road is but tbe certain fore-runner of a rail
road, and tbe companies formed for separate
purposes hate still a common interest. Tbe
line is the one certain to bt adopted for the
Great Northern Pacific Railroad, which is sure
to be built in tbe next ten years, lo anticipa
tion of this enterprise, the wagon-road grades
ought to be run with a view to take on the
'rails of tbe fast-line when it comes thla
far west; if, indeed, it is not commenced at
tbe west within five years from date.
v.i hibtm as malt. next Monday orening
there will be a Christmas tree erected in the
Congregational Church, from which will be
distributed First, The award of the Super
The best rifle shooting on record it said intetsient of the school, of a book to each
to have been made in San Francisco, by W. scholar, graded in value according to the
It. Loud. He was engaged in a match 250 record of attendance and effort ; and, next
yards for $l,r00, and one hundred shots, of such gifts at parents may wish to bestow
against Dr. Pardee. Ills 100 shots strung on their children, or friends may send in
192 inches tbe best shooting on record. 1 Persons desirous of aldinir tbe school, are in
vited to send any eift tbev mav wish, direct.
cu many inaiviuual, or lelt to the discretion
or guardians.
The statement tbat Mr. Seward bad be'
troyed tbe plans of tbe Fenians to the Brit- of Mr. Condon! and a committee of paren
ish authorities, is treated with contempt by
the Secretary. lie decliued even to deny it
to a friend, who made some inquiries in re
lation tp the matter. ' ' '
- r .
Ait eastern paper says tbat the Queen of
England is a friend of the United States, and
is determined that there shall be no war be
tween tbe two nations. , It Is not stated bow
Isxie F. Dlocu,
Ban Francisco.
C. S. Millkk,
io. ScUAWBAmtn,
Dalle
Blocli, Miller & Co?
WHOLESALE
AND DEALERS I!f
' .i
Wines & -Liquors,
And Importers and Jobbers of '
OLOTHINGr
Hoots & Shoes,
Under Clothing:,
fSlaiiketJr.
etc.
etc.,
etc.
OFFICE.
WE HAVK AN AFPAY OFFICE IK CONNECTION
wiih our boslnens. ttnrlcr the entire siinervlairin
nf Mr. Miller. We make returns In Hare in nix hours
We nitarantee nil onr Assays nnil pay the IIIOIIKST
CARII PKICK for llnrs. ' also imy the Hiuliest
Cash Price for Gold Vast.
BLOCil, MIU.EIt 4 CJ., ..
myntf Oor. Main and Vanlilnet.in streets. Dulli-a.
Oregon Steani Auriga! ion Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
l1 iJBi UEKS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th ont -further
notice,
Tli PusBcngcr Train'
to connect with steamers
IFOR UMATILLA & WALLTJLA
Will start from the H. It. DEPOT DALLE3 CITY, On
Mondnye, Wednesdays, and Fridays. M
4i30 A. M. .
TITK BTEAMER3
"0NE0NTA" or "IDAH0,w
CAPT.J. McNCLTT,.. Comruaoxlet,
Will leave DALLE8, DATI,Y. (Sunilnvs e-certet)al
o'clock, A. K.. coniiectin( bv the CASCADE HAILHOAD,
with the steamer
" NEW WORLD " OP " CASCADES,W
CA1T. J. WOLF, ComnmudKT, '
foi Fortlaml. W. B. BRADFUHD,
Dalles. Not. 13, 1865. nl2tfj Agent 0. 8. N. Co.
HOLIDAY GIFTS!!
HOLIDAY GIFTS!!.
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
J.JUKEE
HAS JUST .RECEIVED , AND DISPLAYED AT III8
OLD VARIETY STOKE,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE UMATILLA IIOU8E,
'. A Large and Extensive assortment of
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C,
Unliable to make Christinas and New Yean Presents
to Ladles, Gentlemen or Children. ;
J. JUKEK has something for all, and reaneetfnllv In
oltoe his friends siul the publlo gonerallr, to call aod
examine his Varieties. dl'i lm
WM. HROW1V 1VARWER, M. D.
OFFICE ?4 BECOND STREET, between Waslilnctoa
and Court. -
Of nns IIowta-0 tpH A. .; 2 to r. M.; and to 10. p. w.
SELLING- OFF
AT COST,
FOR T1I1KTY DAYS LONGER ! !
LAST CHANCE !
MESSRS.- COTIN 4 IIOIIM would hereby Inform
their customers and the pnblic at large, that they
will continue to sell AT COST, for thirty days longer in
order to give one a chance to make presents for the
Ilolldnys. We will sell the balauce of our stock, con
sisting of
Jtli n mack MIKs, vents' Clonus,
Kirh Poplins, Heaver Couta
Clocks, Dress Conts,
Bliawla, I'nnts,
Dry Goods, Embroideries,
Hats A Caps, Roots A Skoct,
Ac, Ac, Ac., Ac, '
AT SAK FltAXUSCO COST,
Wlthont Freigl-t and Kip-nike.
This will be the last chunce to get bargains, prior to
closing the concern. COII.N A ROHM.
N.B.- All Rills must he paid by th First nf January
1866. If not settled within that tiuie, 'iie same will b
placed In legal hands. . drttf.
J1E3IO V AL
J. OOETZ,
Dalles.
X. KOEN1OBRKR0ER.
San Francisco.
J. OOETZ Sc CO.,
TOBACCONISTS,
II nr removed to
Rudio's New Stone Building,
Washington Street, near French k Oilman', r.ml fcuv
opened a well-assorted stork of
HAVA.NAaud DKMTIC 8KOARS.
V11KHMA and WESTERN TOHACCO.
FRENCH ami SCOTCH SNUFF. '
MKKIISCHAUM and other PIPES.
PLAY1NO CARDS,
SPORTING OOOD8.
INDIAN and FANCY OODDS, Ac, Ac.
The trade supplied at LOWEST MARKET FRICtifl,
TOYS! T0YSMC0YS! TOYS!
FOU TOYS AMU FAKCY GOODS
For the Holidays, we recommend nil dealers tn that
line to llie UABKKT AND TOY KM t'OHIUM of
T11UMAUKR k UIN.
S20 and 22 Daltery Street,
n28'm San Fmnclseak
COAL OIL.
A ?,ltwaAI'l'ONSOFDEVORSCOAT.01L ' i
J.. lor Sale at ABRAUAMSON KOHLBERO'S.
FOUND "
AH IYORY TWO-FOOT RULE. Th, owner can have
. . Uie same by applying at this oiHoa and navi.,. r.
this ailvertlaeinent. - . ' m.
II LACK LIST. ! ,.
this imporunt fact leaked out, but It bX5&H:3ftg
prtttT certain mat ll Will not create a mara I n oi me lass jannary, at Coin Rates. Busliieaa
. ' .. . I manwl I doweU lob, careful how Ihsv trust sneh m.n.
I'jniii . ... , . ,. -. . - '
J;i d sensation in ny narof the country:
UJDIJl
i. JUKEfl,
ECLIPSE CHOP HOUSE.
Main Street, corner ofCourt.
OLD MACK, TUB PIONEER OOOK, wonld respect
fully inform the nubile that ha ha filial .! .i..
above Chop House, and Is prejiared to serve un MKAI.8
and LUNCH In the best style and at th, shortest notice.
BALLS and PARTI KS rurnllied w th snipen, la the
beet stylo and on (lie most reasonable terms.
OY8TKHS In every style. Private Rooms for Lad lea.
HOU8W OPKN ALL NIGHT
i sit AXES I SKATMs'tr
An Invoice of SKATES
Just received by
d6" - i . . J. OOETZ A CO.,
. . Washington Street, near French k Oilman. '
..OATIS. S.1.HAM,
: GATES . & HAFT,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
1ALiLiU3, UlltttiU.
J. W. GURLEY, DENTIST,
Main St., Dalles, Oregon.
WrOULDRKSI'ECTFULLY INFORM
H the cltiseua of this iiluco and vl-
chiltyLtlint having retnrned fnnn a pro-
leesloual lour inroilgn ine nilnes. lie lias
aKnln resumed the practice of DBNTIttTHY, in the room
formerly occnpled by him, In the building occupied by
Wood A Bntler, Photograph Artiste, ami adJolning-Wal-
dron Bros.' Drug Store, lie takes this method of ex
teuding thanks, for tho liberal putronnge heretofore ex-
teuuea to niut, ana soikiib a coiitinunuce ol the same.
LIST OF PBI0E8.
Entire Denture on Quid Base...- $180 to $225
" 'Upper Denture, Oold Rase SO" 14)
11 Denture, Vulcanite Base 70 " 126
Upper Denture, Vulcanite Rase tt ". 0ft
Oold Fillings Inserted from one dollar npward.
Chlldrens' teeth extracted free af charge. sel3-tf -
Dissolution Notice
TUB FIRM OF J. W. MILLER A CO. have this day
disposed of their en tire stock, In this city toMessrs.
Bnnneli k Miller, who will continue the business at the
sametand, Mr. Thomas Miller ie authorized to tettl,
all liabilities and collect all debts duo, All persona
knowing themselves indtbted will please on me forward
and settle and save co.ls . . J. W. mt.i.fk A Go.
Dalle, City, Hot. 23d, 1605. , n)tf