The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, February 08, 1866, Image 2

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THtrUSDVT MOUSING, FEB. S, 1866.
llvts. Stephen A. Douglas wasla.tcly
married fit Washington City, to Brig;
(ion. Wiltiaras, whoever ho' may hnp
' j.cn" to bo. " 1 "'" ' v ' '' f
Judge J. E. Wycho, of Washington
Territory, has again been nominated
as an Associate Justipq of tho Supromo
Court of tho Territory. ', "
Tnz Democratic Review gives notice
that Knowlton, an advertising ng'nt
in San Francisco, is not on tho square
There aro several of that kind there
that will boar watching.
The chief of the bureau of Arts and
Sciences at Pekin, has mado a favor
ablo report on tho question of rail
roads, and decides that the nso of
steam is not dangerous to tho people.
A Saratoga fashion gossipcr says:
Girls none too joung to bo in tho nur
sory, make thoir three and f nr toilets
per day. To which the Boston Post
odds, The little babies change oftoncr.
A touno man named Granville
Dailcy was drowned at Oregon City
on tho 25th of January, wEile working
to clear the Basin at the Falls of drift
wood. '
! A lawyer of Sacramento paid a fine
f of ono cent in United States coin. lie
was too honorable to pay it in frac
tional currency or postage Btamps, ho
said. ," . ',' '.
Mu. Duncannon. a colored citizen
of Cincinnati, ia mooting with fuvor
in England as a . painter. A picture
nf Tennyson's Lotus Eaters, painted
before he loft Ohio, .is much admired.
. ! Amos Kendall is building in Wash
ington, a honse of worship, the Cav.
nlry Baptist Church, at a . cost of $75,-
000 which ho proposes to give to tho
society of tbo church. ' ""
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Tub phrenologists say that thero is
craniolbgical protuberance called the
'bump of constructiveness." ' The
bump of ro-cons'.ructivoness is most
needed by the public men at this timo.
It is reported that Brigbam Young
is one of tho heaviest depositors in tho
Blink of England. He wil need all
' his cash to provide for his largo and
rapidly growing family
" A man in Newport, Ky., who had
Lis bam burned by mischievous bojs,
offers twenty five dollars to start a
fund for the ,croc.ion of cheap barns
expressly for juvenilo incendiaries to
got on nro.
jAttjlH' J. BjjVrt, tho man who was
nvlxed'np 'in the Sullivan-Dennison
tragedy;ftt tbe.Cascades, escaped, from
the jnH'af'Porlland a few days since
A man named Wright got out at the
same time.'
' Nkit Steamer Line. It U under-j "There is some "talk' of'tlie British
stood, says tho AcTada (Cul.) Gazette, government demanding of the Ui itod
that i new lino of steamers to Oregon Stales tho suppression of Fenian dem
is in contemplation, to bo composed onstrations in pnblio. Of cmirst it
of the Montana, recently arrived from will be impossible . for the United.
ACCTICN AND COMMISSION
HOUSE!
IVo. 100 MAIS STREET, DALLES.
New York, v tho Lookout, now about
due from Bath, Maine, and other vest
sola riot named. vTho owners of these
ships aro tho Mossers. I'utten, of Bath,
the wealthy ship owners, who, we are
informed, are to bo among tho princi
pal controllers of tbo new lino.. . The
Montana is a fine now steamer of
1,000 tons, with accommodations for
ubout 130 passengers. Her running
timo from Now York to San Francisco
was seventy six days. The Lookout
is about tho samo dimensions, and
both vessels are said to bo well adapt."
cd to tho Oregon triido.
The River and the Comnunication.
It is now so 'far advanced towards
spring that wo may reasonably hope
that our communications -with tho
lower Columbia will not bo again cut
offj or ut most for two or three days.
'1 be railroad at tho Cascades is open
for traffic, and between here and Celilo
tho road is in repair! It is now only
necessary that tho ico ubovo Des
Chutes should break up, and the busi.
ncsB campaign of 1806 will bo fairly
inaugurated. The melting mood which
nature nt present wears will soon
break the barrier with which winter
has bound up the river, so that it is
full timo for those who bavo anything
to do to be getting ready for an early
start. x " -
States to comply, and it Y probable
that tho British government will not
make any such demand;
nniiK bxdkhsionkd-1 thankful
.B
JACK ALLPHIN (!! open hla New Snftnmr. ay
Main Street, (I lie Olil Express ORlce) THIS KVKMXO,
o which occasion lie would ItiTlto bis frionds ami th
ptrtdie generally to call nud portnke of a F1HST CLASS
LUNCH. , . . .,. . ,
Alteiitlou Relief Hose C'cmiia.uy.'peclnl
Mooting THIS (Thursday) EVENING, fur the election of
officers. Kscry member Is requested to attend ,
- - - lly order of the President.
Columbia Lodge, No. 0, I. O. O. F.--
Meets every Fridny evening nt f-J o'clock, in Gates'
Hall, corner of Second and Court 'Streets. Bi
good standing are ItrYiied to attend. By-order.
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;'," 3pME 'J of ;tbe ,; Bloody Fourteenth
while on, thoir march to Arizona
passed ' through a town in Southern
California. Tho editorof a local, paper
there thanks tho-soldiers, on tho part
of t6frommoaUiv'tbt -they- did not
.O'jtllmHI ttUin-J v. ' . '
carry off rany-'lrouetOTS 4roi that
viciuity. ' .. . , ..
President Johnson, as a reward to
two Blackfeot Indians, who rescuod
two whito women, from the savages
lms directed'to bo' presented' to-tfifSh'
Of the "rescuers a eilvorfttTe'dni, vuhiod
- ntSlol), ntl an official document witlt
UitfiuwUufo'.iinrrt'aUn'g tRe t-irou'm
etaaccs ortbort tioweCdndtict J
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FOR PAST
Furors. renicctriilW Informs the citizens of the
Dulles, anil the labile, generally, Hint ke continues to
sell ut . 1 . :
PUBOCAUCTION
. on rnivATE salj?,
Reul Esae,
General Merchandise,
Giocerlets, "
llurxeM,
SliileN.
. ruiiiKnrr,
: x , : ;. ..' ,- fttOCliN, A.C. &.C.
BEGULAR SALE t)AY3,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
llall. corner of Sccml and Curt Streets. Brothers in f'aah AtTrnrtPAS Tnailfl nn riniitrnnifn'
.p HQ I UUU ilf UllWkl HIUUV VI. I, VNUIQMIUVM.U, y
i attended to iu ny furrt of
BnttUren In eoofl stnniliugiire invtte.I to attend.
Scth L. 1'ope, Sec'y.
liy orilor of the '
. M.
Waaco l.d. No. 13. K. A. Jr. A. Itf ... 1 PROHITBEIBtR m de of sales.
Holds its stated.Coiiiiimnlwtlon- on tho Flirt anil Third 1 .. lor Spectal Sale
tne city.
Mondays of eiich month, nt their hall. In Dalles City. '
Tarirr or Charges intu Furtner notice:
For Sel!itii Morclintidine, Groceries, Furniture.
Stuclis. &c. &c A ier cm.
For Sidling llnnnes and lleil Kstnte 3
- Homes, Milieu, Work Cattle, enidi ti
NO CHAItOK FOlt STOHAOH.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
tOU. OI!.t COlI. OIL!
WAf.DKON BRns. Iistb nl received it Urg in
voice of CUAI, OIL. n liicti they olfer ut unattr
reduced rates. fTtf
AUCTION SALE.
1 will sell on
Friday, Feb. 9(H, at lO a. m..
at my Koom on MAIN STltEKT,
Ono Splendid Parlor Pet or ForJilhire,
- One (ileltdid llotl Itooin Pet innrtiiB top,
One piece Tniwatry Carpet, 4fi yard.,.
One piece Throe plr Cnrpot, 2-V yards, .
fiU Votntnes of lliHdtn, - -F.iglit
Fine Kngrarings, among them tho Voyage
of Life.
Orie Pnrlnr Stnvo, ne lee Chest. .
Two Dnren Hoxes Yost l''iwiU'r(Vre8tonX Mcrril)
Two Dejson Boxes Fancy Soup,
COO Cigars, ect , etc. "
V. A. 0. TAYXB, AVictfoneer.
Tub VVeatheii towabds John Day
Mikes. Along tho canyon of John
Day Eiver, and from the Dos Chutes
to tho south-east, tho winter appears
to bavo ended. At Alkali Flut, half
way from boro to Cunyon City, pro
parations aro being mado for Bowing
grain, and , much ground is already
plowod. At Canyon Qity the snow
has entirely disappeared, und tho
weatuer is warm and spring like, xsiu
for tho loss of bridges, and tho muddy
and cut-up condition of the roads, thero
is ncthing now to prevent the resump
tion of tho usual spring traffic with
tho John Diy mt.ies.
Arrested Michael II Lowis.'who
murdcrod David Pcovioi on ' Olive
Creek, North John Day mines, on tho
23d of last October, has been arrestod
on tho Walla Walla Itiver, near tho
Washington Territory lino, lie is,
for tho present', confinod In the Walla
Walla jail, and will bo takon back to
Canyon City for' .trial. 1 Tho circum.
stances attending the murder, it will
bo remembered, were singularly atro
cious, an J the -arrest of Lewis is ani
other proof that such as ho have but a
limited timo to run in this country.
Judge Mpnson, of tfttt-Third : Judi
cial .District. ; Montana r iomtory,
charged tho Grand Jury ),bat it was
thoir duty to tako cognizanco of the
secret miarught executions ot tho Y ig
ilantos, and, in effect, declared that
tho timo had come to put a stop to the
illegal, punishment of iwrong-docrs,
however much they might deserve it
Desirable Residence For Sale.
S W1I.I,SKI.Ii AT ITM.IG AUCTION (unless sooner
disponed of at private S le,) on
Thursday, February 20. at 11 a. m.,
the Kleirant DWF.M.INO IIOUSB. the residence ofT. B.
Kelly. Kki., with the Hnildinimnnd Land luijaceni there
to. This property consiHts of the dwelling Hboro tl(s
crilHvl, ami an aero of Lnnd nriili fonce. and Two Lots of
Ijinil Mini tho buildings thereon. This properly is
bvuTitlritlly Hitnaied on the RlmT orerM.king tho City,
and is in every -ay well calcillateil r n Uentlenmn's
llesiileix e. There is fluo Spriiiie of Water on the pro
mises. For further particulars ininfr of ? . ,
3 JUN WILLIAMS. Anctloncor, "
Oltai " 100 Main Street.
J . J IT K E n,
3Ialn Street. Dalles,
WH0LB8A1.K Al MTAIL DKALfiU IN
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, Ac. "
A1W1T3 UI STORI TBI BX8T BRANDS OT ,
Dlgars, Tobacco, Hatches,' &c.
SJLAYINO CAKOS.
l-OCKKT CUTLERY,
POUT MONIES,.
COMBS and BltUSHKS. H all kinds,' - '
PKHFUMKKY. ot every description,
CHINA ORNAMENTS
? TOVS. DOLLS, etc. . ,
. FISH HOOKS and FISHING TACKLB, J
nCSlCAL 1NSTKUMK.NTS,
FANCY GOODS. c.
Also Powder. Shot. Lead, Powder Flasks. Baskets, And
many ether sirtlcUs too numerous to mention.: A,
. .r- Interior dealers nrpptled with Cipars. Toliacro. efe.
at less than Portlaud prices, with freight added, 'oc-8
S EL TallS Gr OFF
A T COST,
FOR TII1RTI DAYS LONGER ! !
last chance:
A. SKItllCS oir
Literary and Scientific Lectures
arHICIl has lieen In contemplation for some time,
ww is new offered to the people of (he Dulles. The
Heat Lecture of the t'erlts will bo Riren
THIS (Tuesday)., EVEMSt!,
nnd ono cncii Tuesday Kvenlnif therenfter. throouli ilio
Pu les of V.hilit LeotnroJ. Tile proceeds will be divided
between the Congregational id Motliodlat Sabbath
Schools. . . v , . . - r.
Tickets for the Course s : OJiB DOLLAR.
Sinv-le Ailaili-siou. Fifty c- nts.
lue lecture this evening will lie delivered by .Tudge O.
L. Woods, In tho roiigrenntloiml Chnixh hcliire will
coniinracelat T o'clock ' rul.jtct : MK.NTAClVl.TUKK
The follewiiig Ketitlenu n aro cxi cctod to deliver null
oire ueciure:
Rev. Dr. Benson, Portland; Ju 'go Wilson, Dalles;
Iter. Ir. Atkliuon, Hov. Mr. Driver, "
Rov. Mr. Caffrev. " , . l'r,,r li,.lu..,i . i i .'
Judge Hill, Canyon City; " , J. A. Odoll, Ksq., "' '
PILE'S AUCTION ROOM!
1 (ONKDOOP. ABOVBTUE l'JST.OFFICE,) i
MAISI STUEET,' OALLKS. CTr.
" , I w ill attend to sales of ; . ', ;
Real Estate.
Cieneral Slerchandlse,
Furniture,
.- j 1 . 5 ,Ad StOCk3. i
nF.aiTLArt SALE DAYS, MONDATS AND FRIDAYS.
Stock' and Special Sales any day, Sundays excepted,
fylte . F. . 0. 1'AJ.N J, Auctl wear.
MKSSRS. COnV BOIIM wonld liereky lnr..rm
their customers nnd the pnhlicnt larrfe. that they
will mntlnne to sell AT COST, for thirty days longer in
order to give ono a chance, to make presents for the
Holidays. V'e will sell the balance of our stock, coif
slating of
l(i h Black Silks, ' Cents' Cloaks.
ltich Poplins, . Beaver Coats,
Ch"-ks, .. ; , , .,n- Bra's Coats, .
" Shawls.- ' ' Pants,- - iv
ItrjfioM,' ,fi- Kuibroiderics,
Huts i CaiW, ' "' ' Boole A Shoes,
., C.,..( C, .1
AT SAS FltANUSC'O COST,
Without Freight and Exp-us.s.
Tliis will be the last chance to get hirgalns. prior to
closing the concern. COI1.N A UOI1M.
N.B.- All Uills mnst be nald bv th ' First of Jnnir-rv
18fl. If uot settled within that time, 'he snme will ke
placed in legal hands, : ' - de 111, ,
Treasurer's Notice.
THR FOLT.WH'INa COUNTY OBDEllS will tie paid
npon presentation nt ih office: , ,
MnrrU 15, 1866 1
April 7, .4 r - 4 t
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May 13
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J, It. llarlord.
" I.. McAnslln.
I. Mn.Vn.lin,
1.. McAiihIIii. '
OS I It. II. Reed.
IWrlCrlCMoigs.
0i7 John Giles.
S1:: C.X., Meigs, .
.'W;Mltc),4l
Mi
hell.
: ynjt J)iorier.stQ(im0r oltbo lino TJom
The Eihporifjm. to San Francisco, to
be owned -.Sh'd ;' coii trblie$ 'fnf liit!!
rrijr' place, is npvt; on' thS, stopk'it'
New, York.'' She will register 'two
thousnrid tony but being built "cxr
nressly for the .tratje,:'. will be abio.la
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tasb tlitj Af illamett1 'nj Sfflh laod
ars at all aeasobs'of tbo e&e-.
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J. W. GURLEY, DENTIST,
' Alitln St., Dalles. Oregon.
WOULD ltESPF.CTFUl.LY INFORM
the' citizens of this nbictl and vi.
clnlty, that having returned from a pr 1
lesslounl tonrthrongh the mines. holms
again resttined the nrnetlee-of UKXTISI'IIY, In the room
lorinerly occupied by liiln. in the building occupied ty
WwmI A llnller. PlKtogmpb Aitinls, nnd luljoiuitig Will
dnin Bn.' Drug Store. He lakes this methisl of e
teiiding thanks, for the liberal patronage heretofore x-
reuueuio nun, unit solicits 'Continuance of the sane.
M8T or PUICB3.
Entire Pentnre onOohl Rnse.n..t ,M..,180 to $25
" Upper Denture, Oold Base...... 90 la
" Denture, Vulcanite Bne.... 70 " 2
". Upper Denture, Vnlcanlto Base S5 " dj
t Oolil Fillings lniorted from onedollar upward.
Children,' Teeth extracted Tree nf charge. sel3-tf ''
M . BROWN &BiU)M
WUOMSlia Km MTArl, DIAUItS in1 ' ;
: '; FANCY AND - STAPLE 'V.
DRYGOP.RSl
PROCERlES, PROVISIONS, &c.
Mr. M. BROWS, being ft resident of Ssa Francisco w
irexnahied o otter great la.kemeiits to pnrchmern V
-espectfully invite the public to exaoiineour .lock befor-,
inirchuslng elsewhere. nil.Vtt
S-Stone Store, nortlk aide Main street. Dalles. "
KETT 8T0NE' STORK, WASHINGTON STRKKT.'r,,'
fTnilByNDKItSlOSKD would respeotfiilly annonn
nir I V If ' ciiiss saiooti injfirw h
Oilman's New' Stone Bnlldlnit, THIS KVF.NliNa.uud m
prepared to serre cu.toniere with the best or ,
Ell T3'E N CSII '
Every day and Evouinf. V.-r.-
oc38tfi
' -KSTK AY. SrOTICRi-.W.:;-3.
T .? , PwOT WSW1810SD. living on Hlght
iMito Greek, ten nillos South 01 Dnlle.Clt5.Orwo!
on December 1Mb. I8CS, oue BAY HOII8t7iv Unds
bllrii,' 'liHeMln on jo.,, ,ou w,bn, marks, ihlte hind
feet, some-braci sV.fc:i,borVi. fcow; a Wwibki u,
""-i''S'1' """! 0 on "'' slwnUrTJIwu
.erfiA.ild UBI upprrfnrJfO) lr?MTT
" .sl'Jtl'HJH .'.i.i.l. f.F. CLARK :
jna . -woi jaw