The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, January 17, 1866, Image 2

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It if said tbat (lie late rebel Beauregard
linj been offered the post of Commander-in-Chief
ol tbe Pontifical Zouaves At Rome, f
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A little girl in Marysville, on being asked
what made- ber checks to extraordinarily red,
rtbly replied : Oh, I've just bad a beau 1"
Tin city of Chicago bns been mulcted in
$14,000 for damage, t exulting from a defects
jve sidewulk.
B17TIK monuments art being erected on all
he great battle fields. The latest named is
at Fredericksburg.
A lady asked a sailor why a ship was called
11 she," and Jack replied, '.' Because it costs so
muehJoi ber rigging."
Thi connection by steamer from Portland
to Dalles, was made yesterday for the first
time since the 13th of December last.
Is it Tallisa, tho head ohicf of tbe Kansas
1r!le of Indians, killed himself lately, by
over eating.
Amono the members of Congrcjs elect from
New Orleans, is the veteran banker of' that
ctiy, jacoo uaruer. ue 13 now aoout eiguty-
tcven yents of age. ,
Col. Markland,.the Special Postal Agent
ier the Pacifio Coast, has returned to Califor-
nia, without having visited the Columbia
Itivor interior.
Tub San Francisco Flag asks ;,H When, the
Fenians go to war, bow in the world do they
xpect to form themselves into squares?" By
squaring the circles, as a matter of course.
Camp Landeb, located, three miles south of
Old Fort Hall, is gMtrisoned by thirty. two men
tit the First Oregon Infantry. On the 23d of
November no snow had fallen nt tbat point.
There are six hundred men working on the
line of the Pacific Railroad, west from Omaha
City, About twenty-five miles of the track is
laid, and the work is going on rapidly.
Tua Mormon Bishops have determined to
excommunicate ait mo women who oppose
polygamy. Tho girls like the movement
- very much.
Tbb 'story that tbe wife of Senator Rich-
nrdson, of Illinois, vent soma during the re
hellion, ns an agent for the Knights of the
Uolden Circle, turns out to be untrue Kj. .
Tub Bey of .Tunis lately decided' one him-
tired aod Bfty-ave law cases In tbrei'lioursV
He is " fastest" jndge on record.,, tbe next in
the matter of speed is "Alec of IdahO.A' '
A " Champion Cue " is spoken of aa l a prize
to tbe best billiard player in the Dnited-8wts.'t
it is alio Yjroposcd to offer a " cbampiori.
queued, for the best bob-tailed, fighting dog
ia the X'nlted, State's. ' .. .
Tut gtory about the early
- '. -in. i il, i i
Judab P. Benjamin, late rebe
vyar, is again going tne rounas ot to presa
It is already a 11 thrice told tale," and has lost
none of its details by being told so ptten,,,
Till Spanish Amprlcaus of San Frauclsco
have prepared medals valued at 200 :edch,
for presentation to UenernrV:CoronV ana! iia.
sales, for their defense , ot Mexico 1 against
v I'renci) tuvasion
ii-.
Polyoamv
m Idaho. The Mormons have
boiled
over outside of the jurisdiction' of
Utah into Oneida county, Idaho Territory., A
letter from there cantnini the .following on.
hlanolnl! - .- .,-,
Tl,. f.e f... kJ:I .CI
ection Unto publio notice, botdflrin as it
iIsm is elsult ss 'ih. .. ,i.:.i..
whose fcotid breatb falla like mildew' oh
i.: i.. t.i i ,u..
.u..,0 y- -- pue
nnd.rris shadow. . h lawlessly passed
ha 1 rmftsi tf m AVfn ir n wJ tiasai4!fiillaH 1 J, k-A
dared, to pollute the sacred soil o'r IdaqiUi
its polvgamio poison, burliog, de,('aqre in tbe
very teeth f civil aplhrIty,M,This, howeverj
will not continue. The 'MDStitution,"'1f ri
lowed to exist at all, shall coil Its slimy folds
wlthin'Mti own territorial , lines, obtaining
finction from its owrt cofrtfpl fegiHatfon,
Idaho will not be responsible either. la, God.
or the nation In the sanction of suob an Im
moral and aacrileoriona svatemy .vjuh.,-.
. t..f
If It could Vt shown that Brigbanr Yopng",
Id
tor any oi iDepoiygaro.sts7 pas oeenlu Idaho f bii n,Qoey and, the BfTacti of bis degrading nkln.rSn.rHnh"',,! ' "rV.
.. ,,. . ' , ., s, a ....... n K,nrante1)irlVr!itftnctloh. OFFICES Idalio City, Boise County. I T-OutoCif.
Territory with, two of: mora, of lis wiTj:.l pM,i0a, be shot the . obtf 'then blew "dvW Mj-lU? M:. ZVi'f' :fyi, County, l.T, Ymx,t V ""iffi -
nay b.. , reclaimed, .ad. ppon tonvicttbBTlAijj wb.t -Httl. bwtos V Coat dill fcoift Oil I ' -'"
Or THE IHTERlOa IN OKTAIL.
Delation movement appears to bo
ground at Walla Walla. A petition
from tbe citizens ol that valley to Congress
will probably secure the segregation of that
county from Washington Territory, and con
fer, on then) the benefits arising from our
'State government. The matter should at once
ue actea upon, otvi a couMler-momon.il from
the Territorial Legislature will be of no ef
fect, even if it is sent forward.
The arrival of Mr. Mjir'f ox-team train of
seven hundred yoke of cattle, at Boise City,
is noted. The train was loaded with machi
nery for South Boise and Owyhee.
In tbe month of November,. 3,250 tons of
rock from the Gould & Curry mine iu Washoe,
yielded $135,000; beiug a fraction over $41 50
a ton. This is a poor Bbqwing alongside of
of the $298 a tern from the Owyhee lodes. .
The snow is about seven feet deep on the
Cccur d'Alene Mountains through which the
Mullan road passes.
It is feared that several persons were lost
in the great storm, while coming from Muu
tuff to Walla Walls.
The boat which is intended for the naviga
tion of the upper section of Snake River, is
progressing rauidlr. It is bcincr built ut iha
mouth of Boise River. . . i
Governor Lyon cave nn eleorant entertain-
ment to hii friends at Bui flit nn fihrlat.
mas nit-fat. The Governor, is rraduallv wear.
tn8 ou tDe democracy of Idaho, by bis cour
t(8y 8nd conciliatory disposition.
Mr. P. J. Maloue's Idaho Aryut will Dot be
i-Bucd until spring, as be has been unablo to
get bis material from the Columbia River.'
A soldier, named Shay, was shot at Fort
Boise, on New Year's day,' for mutinous con
duct. He is likely to recover.
During the heavy fall' of snow In Idaho,
great exertions were mad, to keeb the toad
from Boise City to Idaho City open. Ten
teams were continually employed in Iraveliug
back and forth on the road.
It is not considered " gentlemanly" in Boise
any longer, for gentlemeu to go to dancing-
patties with six shooters and bowie knives ori
their bellr. Derringers are, however, allow
ed to tbe high-toned,
Tub Stags akd tiib Pulpit. The Rev.
Dr.. Hatfield, of Chicago, lately preached a
sermon against theatres, in which he said that
be bad been unable to learn of any actresses
of " unsuspected good character." He might
bave said, in Addition, that t 'nym.'an .will
go nosing around among blackgtUTdi, Or even
among rigidly righteous persons, that he can
always find some volunteer ceocbr ol" pibti
morals who will bave something to sny against'
u, best woman on earth. Taking this method
l'6r do'ermining the question, U wwild be quite
mP?"lU1 " "a any man of wpmnu pf 11 un
UMl'CcUd good character" in the world.;. ,A
ff evenings after the reverend, gentleman
had uttered bis silly diatribe against the
" """
gaining g
Z- u' . , stage, Mrs. Cowe:i, an rctrfss, wassailed be-
dishonesty oT , , . .. '
1 dnnroi.-. r 0r l'10 curtain at McVicar e theatre:' When
T '.!",.T;!,i,.n,,1,.j ,k. ....: ,i r'i- u- .-r
she improved tbe occasion to refute his vile
absurdities. In doing so she was oboered ei-
thusiasticalty by a large and. intelligent au
dience. It is to lite point to Blnte ihat a few
weeks before, at the same I heat re, two ' swell-
dressed", gentlemen -had ) been arrested as.
"suspicious characters,' but, both, were re
leased wuen it was known tbat tuey were em
inent clergymen of thfe city. 'One of the in
was the same who runde the attack or theatres,
and particularly actresses. It is a chnrHaljIf
supfosilton that his business, in lurking about
I ii.. j iii '....
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was to find' an' actress of
fl?MU'PeC',f mWt,Tr
goo charnqtetil 4r .rte.tl
Ik nnn.exiatenea of aura. ' A i
t
I ' 8ous,f the miuers1 just down rror' B'fack-
; . .
ioo; eiuioti weiguiy proois or tu riconess oi
tll. min tn lhBl ArftlAi,. i lb". .ahaiU of
" , W8Sfc ranging from s few dollars to several
ounces., Th pieces from, JJcClellan'a Gulch
Thy pieces from, McClellan'B Qulcb
- ''nhpear to bave tbe ndvaniagei'.as 10 .average
rTeigbrf smoothness aiid solidity, la that
I loralii the largest tiiece vet found is S540.
fhich is certainly large enough if there is
ontr enough of ibeni. - : ' :. '
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A prbttv waiter srirl, in .Sant.Pmnolaoo.
l'Dlav0" sin nones;, miner. ior so.uuv. ana
dropped him. Desperate from; "the lb8s
A.notihk Rival in Tin FiKLft'. The Ston
tuft Pott claims that the Branch Mint ought
to be located somewhere in Montufia Terri
tory, ami oignes with a plentiful lack of
knowledge of tbe relative imparlance of tbe
Montnfli mines and those of the Columbia
Busin, that lis location in that territory would
better serve the public interest lli'in if il wete
placed in Oregot or Idaho. Atbe same time
we concede the importance of Jinviiig a mint
in MontaQii, we will tell our totem pornry
on "yonder side " how to get it without draw
ing invidious distinctions, or creating unnec
essary rivalries. Our plan is this.: There is
now the' necessary apparatus at. Denver to
coin Ore millions a-year. Where it is now
located, it is of little use, e the coinage for
the Inst year wis a lit tie tinder half a million.
If the people of Montana, will move to' have
the Branch Mint at Denver located in the cen
tre ot their territory, they will probably suc
ceed.
. , -i
Mr. William Uirnliaum respectfully In
forms hii patrons, ami more particularly the Indies of
tlila city mill vicinity, Hint lis will sell nt pi-h-ato sale,
nt miction prices, nt Ills ntoro on Main street, the 1ml -
mice ut Ills upltnilld stuck ol VI atches, Inatimmls, Jew
elry mid Fancy Goods. As this wilt be tin- lust opimrtu-
ti'ty to purchase, the ladies nod the public- ure. Invlti-d
ro curi.
Wasco Lodge, No. 15, F. A. St A. M.
Holds Its stated CoimimiitCtitioliR on the Flret und Third
Saturdays of etch month, at their Jiall, in Dnllos City,
Brethren In good standing are invited to attend
6tru h. Vvvt, Sec'y.
llyor.lor of (lit W. IL
Columbia Lodge, No. S, I. O. O. F.
Moots erery Friday evening at o'clock, tu dates'
Hall, corner of peennd and Court 8trcets. l&rot tiers la
good stiiuding are Invited to nttond. lly orilep. - N. 0.
Private Itealdciicc For Sale;
KIOK nnSlDENfiK, located In the heft part of
town, will ho soltl cheap coil UAMI. inquire at
the Store of
(jniottj urn ix & uuiim.
"NOTICK.
". WILL FULL )N LOTS TO Bt'TT PUROII A8KRB, all
M the contents of the CAM VvlHMA 11UTKL. on Main
btreet, Dalle;1, consisting of . f .
Tnlu MiittressosDonlilo and Single. . ; . . .
Btrnw Mattresses Double and Single. V ,
Blankets, Uedspreads. l'illows, '. "
lcdste:ids Dimblo and Single,
.Crockery. ChiHswnro, T-itile ware,
Cook Htoves, extra large, Parlor and
ltox ijtovas and Pipe, Dusb.4, .- -
Chairs. T.itilml. Ac. Ac . Ac. . V . I
Tills Sulo will lie continued from day to day. lintff
BAiuitUAK, January ami. when me roniauuiiK-oods,
It' any, will be sold nt I'UIII.IC AUCT'O.V. I etui k. cp-
ers nun niuers win uo wen id inoa at ine.4e goons.
JnlJIl . . J.JJl.N WILLIAMS, Auottonoer.
FAMILY GROCERY,' "fjPBUIT
AND
Provision
Store;
COltNKK OF WA8KINOTON t .SK.CONBjSTUKKTS.
CONSTANTLY ON HANT)"thd choicest articles of
J, t'HKSIl UUTTKH, KUIii. and every variety of
FAMILY- OllOtJliltlES,
A' UTS, CANDIES, i'c'i $e.
WholMai. and BetaM, M n4Q'trtcM m AWt,
Al"',Vw ' "'irn' . ..'.IJ.'., L ,
, . ' ,TR AD FEEW"
oi an KinuA, aua.wtH qoau '' V T t
ijAnAnnl flmiimtciptnn T n ci I wm AC a
No charges'for Htoritire' rr floods sold 6u Conimislon.
rroceeus ol sales reinittoii promptly. jiiiutt
.' Dissolution Notice.
nH K OOPA RTN KRS1I I P heretofore exlstlne between
i ukoiuib MoUjan a bavid DoiwtNtiri"
Eclipse Chop Uoum, ts this diy dissolved hyttwruai
sent, David Uoming havinz sold out bis interest to.
McLean, who is alon anthorlM to trkasaet ny I
UKOllllBMoLBAN BAVID DOWtNrln' ho
cOa-
Qao.
bnsi-
iiess In the nuine of said house.
O. Mel, KAN.
I'qlles, Jan'y. 12. 1688.
D. DOItNINO.
FXt 13S II . 13 TU XTKU,
. -.. , . . 1 1- -1 .i i
From Joslyn's CelebrateU Dairy, Fyr fole al
HI, REHIC'S,
COLUMBIA-RIVER -MINES i
A. a. booth........;., ....(...niBar atnso f
BOOTH Sc NEVISON,
V I I I
Forwarding and Comnilaklon Merchant
AND DfiLKltS JN "l It SltajilrlNlikA
; ... 7 . -jSsof.sl tint.
w,B1!iaHT F0H COLVILLK, TIPPER COIAfMKI A,
JD KOyiKNAI and llLAt.KFOOT MIHA3 pro-pt.y
MarkOidsB..AN., Wl lte Bluffs. W.T,; ,
L ' .'atvaKicasf-i " -
1 1 nmracrdsjaoCien,' Allea 4'iwls,nd
.1 , ' Hodge A Calef. ,
Duxm Blocli. Miller A Co., French A Oljraen., Jnt'f I
MllS.-LlliJillHIClt'rii
rj&KN Ull, JiUIJULJN JaAJSt
i on ,
Drcsfl niaklnar Establishment,
' ' ! OpposLte Ceku' al BoJttisr ' :t
IWOULTI CALL TIIB TTKNTION of the, lad
the IMlies' tJ in large and One toteek of v. 1 -
I-IUWCK9, BHIIilfUIUbKT,
ifaivtnir Mfinrati tlift servlo of HH8. FHAKY.ltt -the
v . ... .... j. . . d m ssnB-nnwuaw-ra. n-
C. 8. Mum.
SM-Scnsiuutrffr',
Dulles
San Franciseev
Bloch, Miller & Co.
WHOLESALE '
GROG E'lli'S -
. : ' AND BsULKKS J3T j ;' '
"Wines N & Lljqwoyss,
Ant! Importers and Jobbers
CLOTHING
Hoots fc Shoes,
Under JlolIiiasr,
lilaickejs,
etc.
etc.
elc.
OFFICE.
WE IUVB AN A SPAY OVF1CK IN CWNKCTIOS
wi'honr lUrttuori, under tho etitirt snprTfrmri
otMr. MiUrr, Ve muko rrfnrnn in Hsre in hIx liimr
W' Kiiarnntee nil- mir Ahhuvk mid iny t.i IllOlIKS'P
CASH I'KIOM for llur. We til so 1117 tin Uiwjui
Ciwli Price fur Quid butt.
BLOCK, MTLLKK ft OX,
myGtf Cor. Main and WiitjluiiKton fltit'ets, Dalit.
Orcson Steam 'Kavlkution Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. '
lrr-isrjm 3rZ.'iJ:.?t &Al-rru.-ufc--..'
ON AND AH1 KH MONDAY, NOVKMUF.lt 13th unrt
further notice y, -
XIao Pussengor Xralu
. to conneot with sfeameril . - i
FOR UMATILLA & WALLULA
Wilt start ftom. the H..B. DKI'OX. DA,H,Ka CITY, on
Mondays. Wedneidaii, and Frldavs. ka
4i30 A. M.
' THIS STEAMERS ' ' "
"ONEONTA" or "IDAnO,"
CAl'T. J. McNTJLTY, .. Commander.
Will leave DAM.KS
Al I.Y. (Sundays c ccpteil) at
o'clock. A. H.. conn
uy tne UAaUADH. KAlLKO.SUy
with tho steamer
"NEW WOULD" or "CASCADES,"
CAPT. J. W0LF,............... 'Commander,
foi Portland. ' V. B. tlRADFOItl).
Dutlos, Nov. 13,1865.- nl 2tf T Agout t).S.N.Uo:
FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER 1 1
LAST . CHANCE !
'fbi'it F. Biocnv
MKSSR8. COIIX 110IIM wonld Iiereliy furor '
their cti.toincrB and the public at large, that they
will coulinne to soil AT llOrl'I. fot thirty days longer in ',;
order to give ouo a rhntire teMako presents fur-tli
Holidays. We will sell the balance of our stock, con-
sIstiHKof ' .- . ? ., .,r- ....
HI. I BlRCIt Htlts, Gehfs' CleakK
lucn roping s, il. v Coat,
CliwkK, ' " '."'.'..BrwsCoatf,
Shawls. I'nuts, ,
i DrytlcK VJ ;5 r i tmhrnlderlcs, - J-.
i llata i Caps, , 'L Loots 4 Slioee,
, ic.1c,-i4(n.
AT SAW r KAKCHIUO COST.
WlltwiitrVrelgl't and Exp"".' rf '( t
This will b tlwlodi chnnce'to Kt bargains, prior U
closing tlMiooneoiHi'.iJ Hi ut COI1.N 110HM.
N.D. All llllla must be paid by th ' First of JaiunsT
18G6. If not settled within that time, Uie (aiuo will a
placed in legal hands. . ' -..I.,.,. deltf. 'iv
V"
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING.
Tg8 OUOllitBStiiialHKS TO INFORM the
LAiiies of Dalles ami vicinity, that sue
I !'JUBl received afresh sunplj,of f-
The Intent Vnrla, New York ntid San Francfpo ntvl-A
of ltONNITrS, HATS, ItlUnjjNtUAQKBi JfKAtlMtR
k iaiv xiia, au, a mil uuu wt9ii-H'i,vcru neUiuri nieni 01
Ladles' Bendy-Mttdc Garmcn.(ti
Also; a FsBhlonaWe assVtrtrneht or ''
D R ESS TR IIVJ M I N Q S ! ::
STAAIPINQ shlBtntu-o!ilnvMH.ljni.iiLtr,..' pmirfsn.'
done at short noiice, 1I0N,N K'l'S Bleached and Pressed
ta the latest style.,. A liirgowsnirunent -ol
Children's Reftdv-Maile Clothing: '
Constantly on hand. Having secured, the asrvlcoa df a -
viraiuuiss uross siaaer. i nia prepared to cat and fit
Ladlo', ami Chllilrou's DKES.MK8 and CLOAKS.
Till Kl) SXKKitT. AIM. Hiuze east of lh. r.H.Ml..
hnreU.,..,. j, ..: :,n ! t.i - oc21:3m; :
::T TnV.STt TAVftt' PftVl trnrra t
I ;i " . . , , V:
FOR TOYS AMD AJfCT COOD
1 JM&tr'jJ'ri dealira la tlwt.,
,u " ir-wrjRiuM or ,
, .TiiuMAUKit. mm.:
820 and 322 Battery Street,
V. .-;..-., - Bau-Fruncisco.
n28:3m
! ! , noimu Ms siiiu tum n ''
Fancy & Stanltr Drv. Goods. :
Clothin'c, Bodts1 And shoes.
tMWjtMJ&ZW"? v.r.T.irr
Gentlcnicu FfiiHfilbMipr CoodKi -n i
Fire-proof Btone' Stofo, corfier of Main and Court
Streets. .KuVi'l ' .-A..e4.ir
I
UCJRT MART11I.
J.H- Miitmr.
I 'J' - - r - p
r V j 5. f f1 .girl ,,ll rewyw -to eJ7' ;tZ?ZZ,Z:::7r.M