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FRIDAY MOUSING, FEB. 10, 18C0.
The mail for I'oi Hand will herouiter
tloeo at 9 o'clock, p. m.,, instead of 7
o'clock, as heretofore
A dancing-school ut Carson City is
conducted on high-toned principles
cash in advance, and do bugging the
girls iillowcd.
Slophens, the Foniun head center,
U said to bo an excellent Fronch
scholar, having translated soveral of
Dickons' works into that language
The mombors of the M. E. Church
South und tho M. E. Church at Con
Tallin, it is said, are about to unite. It
will bo a good example for the church
everywhere.
The Springfield Republican says
there will bo $200,000,000 of tho pro
cious metals produced in tho United
States this year. This is an exagger
ation not one-half of that amount
will bo realized.
. V7hen the express train was robbed
on tho JNew York and Xew Haven
railroad, the robbers left a package of
$130,000 in greenbacks lying on the
flpor of tho car. They got over half
a million,
The two brass cannon over tho
main cntranco to tho War Depart
merit were taken from over tho door
of tho reception room of tho royal
paltvco in tho City of Mexico, whon
that city was entered by Gen. Scott. 1
Drunken McDougal, United States
Sanator from California, it is said, took
the news of tho election of Mr. Colo
aa his successor ' very philosophically.'
lie was probably tight at tlo time
honco his equanimity.
A Washington letter-writer says
tho loador of fashion this- winto- will
probably bo Mrs. Senator Spraguo, the
only lady in Washington who, whon
she gives a ball, builds a ball. room, ox..
prossly for the. occasion and removes
it tho next day.
A Florida paper says vessels lying
for somo timo off tho coast of tho Gulf,
waiting for emigrants to Brazil were
neither more- nor less than slave tra
ders gathering up unsuspecting ne1
groes for transportation, to Cuba, and
sale in the market there.
A man who- had removed tho re
mains of his brother from the battle
field noar Petersburg found thai cofi
fins and transportation wore expen
sive lio therefore quietly put the
bones in his carpot bag, and so took
luom mmo.
Tub old Tammany Souioty had a
-magnificent banquet on iho 8th of
January. John Van Buren made a
speech' in which it was stated that
.. forty-six- years boforo the soeiety en
'..tertamed General Jackson. The cor
respondence read was voluminous and
i' interesting. Tho Bocioty has been in
oxiacenco somo soventy six years
. " The receipts of the Fenian Brother
- hood, up to the timo of tho recent rup
ture between tho managers, averaged
(150,000 per month, and the total ro
. eaipts during the pasb soven years 'are
csthraatcd to have been $5,900,000. It
" will bo- an interesting work for the
Jni&p Corjjross nj in session to find
oat. what - has beoorae' of this large
v!$MfSWfrixs lite j & w
The Work Outlinei). Tho' liov
O. C. Wheeler, of Califounia; litis tlK
reeled to this office n yellow covered
pamphlet entittod, "Document No. 1;
The Worked Outlined, wh:ch has for
its object tho representation of the
purposos of the Froedmen'e Aid Com
mission. Tho intention of tho organs
ization appears to bo to extend educa
tional facilities to tho colored pooplo
of tho south. The intent is good.
Tho black people have as much right
to bo oducated as tho whilpj and tho
whites have as much right to bo odu
cated as tho blacks. It is upon this
point that wo think the llev. 0. C.
Whoelor, however good bia intentions
may be, is not the proper person to ho
intrusted with the education of any
person, black or white, at tho South.
In the pamphlet directed to-this office,
there is not ono word in relation to tho
educational necessities of tho whitcB
at tho south; not ono word of that
spirit of forgiveness which is claimed
as tho distinctive peculiarity of Chris,
tianity, but a total silence on these
points. On the other hand, the scheme
whilo protending to be an accessary
of tho governmental project of educa
tion, breathes the very spirit of med
dlesomeness. To make short work' of
all such ideas, it is only necessary 10
state that the United States has guar
antced educational privileges and fa
cilities to the blacks, and tho officious
ntorposition of tho Freed men's Aid
Commission is not needed. The South
ern States will also, doubtless includo
tho blacks in the common schools of
tho country, on tho basis of tho recog
nition of tho differences in the social
regulation of the race&. In view of
those things, "Document No. J ' will
all unheeded to tho ground. Lastly
f tho- peoplo of this coast will tajfo
care of the youth of the present gon
oration, and by judicious training fit
them for a life of usefulness, Wiey will
accomplish about all that can reason
ably be expected of them. Wo apply
this particularly to California, from
whoso con fin os there are annually dis
gorged, hundreds of yonng villains,
who need tho ad vantages of schools and
moral training as much or moro than
eithor blacks or whites at tho South
It is this section of tho Pacifio coast
which feels in the greatest degree tho
depredations of a class sprung from
that California civilization which as
pires to mourdUhe public-sentiment
and privato morals (f the south. The
Hov. O. C, Wheeler has a field at home
largo enough for all his philanthropy
The Statesman wants tho aspirants
for the Congressional nomination on
the Union ticket, on Ibe east side of
tho Cascades, to. com-e out and show
themselves. On the mrt ef "-a nura
bor of aspirants" we are requested to
ask Vestern Oregon to trot out its
Congressional stock, as that is the
oldest section of the State,.and conse
e.uenily tho least modest
The incidonlal ex-ponSes of tho
United States Government in carry
ing into ofiCoot National loans, during
t-hfrpast ye'ar,'woro JG,588,641 81. Tho
greater part oi this sam wont to Jay
Cooko & Co., 08t.of which they must
have realized a handsome profit.
' 'A BiLt has passed Congress to pro
vent the introduction 'of neat-stock
from Europo during the prevalence of
tho cattleiplaguo on the other side of
I the Atlantici;' :t rv
t Columbia Lodge, No. a, I. O. O. F.--
Meets every Friday evening nt f.JJ o'clock, lit Oaten'
llall, corner of Second ami Court Htrcots. Brutliern In
good standing iiro invited tnuttoud. Py order. K.O.
Wico Lodge, No,
,n'oF;,h
Worn on the Firttniitl Tb nl .
Holds Its stated Coniinnnlcntlun on the Pint nad Third
Mondays of each month, at their hall. In Dalles City.
Brethren In pood standing are invited to attend.
Sum L. Pops, Sec'y. lly order ut the W. tt.
MARRIED.
At the rosFdenco of Samuel Price, January 4th. hy
Hut. I,, h. Rowland, Jtcst .1. lsnn.nR to Slim tsinm
MASiitsn, all of Wuseo County,
At the residence of (tie bride's fathen. .Tnnuarv 6tlr.
by Itev. I,. I,. Jtnwland. Jmu ISiEX.-r ro Jliaa tv't.KH K.
iJini.Eii, all of Waco Comity.
KOTICE
IS HEREBY OIVKX' that I Intend to close- my hnl
nei4t tneptilloson or before the FIRST OF MARCH
IBM. All persons Indented to mo will please call mill
settle, and nil having claims against me will pleuse pre
sent tliein for payment before that timo.
I wish tl e proprietor of the Bunk Exchange Moon to
call and receive his proporly before the M of March,
1SGIJ. 10MJ CHAKLKS LAUC1IEK.
AUCTION.SALfi.
Twill sell nt Public Auriou, at the Bto o of Wdi, Jlirn-biiu-iu,
ij.m
THIS O iY(Tlnn stlaj ). Feb. 15th,
at TO o'oloek In the forenoon, and on each snrceeHlug day
at tlie same hour, nil tho remaining stock of
Watches,
iihiiiionds,
li'loeki,
Jewelry,
l'lutc.
Flitted TTare,
Cutlery,
A ml Fivncv O'nnds,
contained" In said store, on MAIN STU MKT. adjolnm the
Post UIHre. As this will be the closing snl, unrimiim
may ho expected. JOHN WILLIAMS. Am-t.
AT COST!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
THE L'NI)KU8IOxfl).VJLL SELL TUB BEMATX
der of tlielr stink nt SAN I'ltAXCIcCO C(iH',
without reserve. In order to close out business In this
town. Our stock, consists of the foUuwiug goods: All
KinUH'Of-
CLOTHING!
SUCU AS
COATS, PANTS,
BOOTS J- SHOES, HATS CATS,
And a full assortment of
Gents' Furnishing dioods.
Also, a fine Kit of r
HAVANA AD DOMESTIC SEGARSI
TOBACCO, lMI'ICS, & YANKEE NOTIONS.
tflie whole stock must be closed out lit FOUTY-FIVK
DAYS, without fail.
AII perums indehtciUto tho Arm must pay up
iiiiio xiiiiixi yAio.or legal proceedings wtll lie luia,
flStr. ABUAlIAMiON k KOIILBKKO.
NOTICE.
GRAND CLOSHO OUT SiiLE,
AT
Xiibiio Auction,
ox
Thursday, Feb. loth, at 10 a. m.,
And on oacli succcedtncr day until the entire stock is dis
pBgcd ef All the splendid guuda reuuiiuiug in.uiy storo,
contisiing 01
Watches,
DiitmoitdN,
Jewclrjv
Clocks.
Plated Ware,.
Lamps,
Cutler)',
lMNttJlrty
Field fiTas tc!.
Fancy Ooods.
Cold Scales, etc.
I have dlsnoecd or my Iron safe, show cases, and store
fixtures to h DoiiiiIimi and us 1 have rotrire-hlm nnssesv
sion ol'the store at an enrly day, this will bo the last op
poriniuiy iiiat too puonc win nave to purchase those
kooiis ut auction prices. 'tnaiiKtui to Die generous t.uh
lie that have so liborully patronized me heretofbia. 1 re.
a)icctlully Invite tliolu to be prevent nt this my closing
hub. it.n. iiisnusu.v
llutf
Main Street, Dal
Desirable Residence For Sale
I WILL PELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION (unless soonci
disposed of at private S lo,) on
Tuesday, February 20, at 11 a. m.,
the Elegant DWELLING HOUSK. the residence of T
Kelly. Esq., with the Buildings and Hand adjacent there
to. Tills iironerty consists of the ilwuUimr sliov
cribod, anil an ucr.o of Land with fence, and Two Lou of
Land witlu tho- ouildlngs tliereoiu This properly is
beautifully situatetLon the Whiff overlookint; the City,
and Is in every way well calculated for a Uentlemaii s
Residence. Thero Is n flue Spring of Water on the pre
mises, f on farthar partictilare inquire of
JOllX WILLIAMS. Auctioneer, -
fUt21i . , 100 Main Street.
POTTMWOKROOIII
(ONE DOOa ABOVH T1IK POST-OFFIGB,) - .
MAIIV STREET, DALLES CITY;
. . , i ' . 1 will attend. to.oalesiofi I f- 1 1 1 f j
Real Estate. -, u H ill '
Cienerat Mercliandlse, 7 ,
, !. tiiw--ffurii-lture,-1-'"' I--. !
' " v-!ri'- " ' And Socks.T i
REGULAR BALK DAYS, MONDAYS, AND FH1DAY8.'
Stock and Special Sale n d -?r!sv,i .1
'.U l' .A i. .. !. .J . ri'-it.e-JU .() I
AUCTION 1KD COMMISSION
HOUSE!
So. 1C0 MAO STREET, DAILIS.
'
MniH UNBKKSIONtD T HANKVUL FOH VAST
H. ritvura. rebptcttHlly iiti'ii 1 he vWWvu it tlitr
hi lion, and the iiublit generally, Unit be continue to
rellut
PUBLICAUCTION
OR PRIVATE SALE,
Restl nutate.
Geiteial Merchandise,
Caiocei ler
JyluleH,
Fiirnlf lire,
stctkx, &c. &e.
EESCLAR BALE DAYS,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,
And l'ltOMI'1 Ul:'I5IBN meile of sales.
Out door und Sucuiul Sales attrnded to In any part of
the city.
Tariff of Charges I'ntll Frirtlrer KOtice :
or Selling Merchandise, Gn-ccries, Furtiituie.
rtiKiks. fle. Ac......... 6 per ceu.
Kor SeMing lloto.es and boat Kstntc... il '
llnmH, Males, ttorK (.at tie. eavli
NO COAItUH FOR P'l'OItAHK.
JOHN VlLV.lAMSS.Aetloiieer.
J . JUKEE,
Main Sirecl. OalleK,
WUOLESALE AND RP.TAIL DEALE1! IX
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
r ip es, .&o..
At. WATS 15 SJOItl rnt BIST Cr.ANCS OF
Jgars, Tobacco, Matches, &e
fiLAYl0 CA1IDS.
. I'OCKET CUTUiKY,
POIiT 5IONIES.
COM US and BRUSHES, o' all kinds,
PERFUMERY, ot every description,
CHIN A ORSAMENTS,
TLTi S. DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FTSHTNG TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS. 4c.
Also I'owdcr.Shot, Lead. Powder Flasks. Baskets, und
amnyctter articles too numerous to meution.
it Interior dealers supplied with Clears, Tobacco, etc.
at less ttiau Portland prices, with freight added. oc8
SELLING O I? 1
AT COST,
FOR THIRTY BAYS LONGER ! I
LAST CHANCE!
ESSHS. COIIK ft BOI1M wonld hereby lnfornv
their customers anil the puUlic at large, that tiiey
will continue to sell AT COST, for thirty days longer hi
urder to givo ono a clinnco to ninhe presents fox tho-
Holidays, ve wilt seU Uie'bulauce ot our stoclt. cou
sistingof
ltieh Black Silks, Uents' Cloaks.
Blch Poplins, Beaver Coatis.
Cloeks, Drees Cnato,
ghnwls, I'ants,
Dry Goods, lnhroiderfcR.
Uttts t CapSf Boots Si Shoes,
&C, Ac, ic , ic,
AT SAST FKAIVXISCO COST,
Witlmut Fxelgbt and Kx paused.
cloHing the concorn. CO UN & JH)I1K
'j ins win be ate laat chance to iror hrtmrnfl. urtor to
N.B-Alt Hillfl must bo pniil by th First of .Taiumry
1800. If not nettled within that time, Uie tame will be
pi need iu legul hanJu. tU-ltr
J. W. GURLEY, DENTIST,
MalH St., lnlle, Oregon.
WOULD BliSI'ECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of this ploco and vi
cinity, tliat having returned from a pro
fessional tour through the mines. helms
again resumed the practice of IlKNTlsrUY, In the room
formerty occupied, by hiiik in Mie building occtrpied y
Wood k Butler, PlrJtograph Artists, and udjidning Wiil
dron Bros.' Drug Storo. He takes this method of ex
tending thanks, for the liberal jMrtronnge heretofore ex.
tended to hini, and solicits a continuance of the same
LIST OK PRIC83.
Entire Denture on Gold Base $180 to 5225
" I'ppctr Denture, Sold Base 60" 120.
" Denture. Vulcanite Baso. 70" 125.
" Cpper Denture, Tnlcanlto Bose US " tie
Cold Villihgs Inserted from one dollar upward.
Chlldrens Teeth extracted free af charge. sel3tf '
M. BROWN & BEOa,
1tH0U8AU AIID RXTAtL IIAII8S llf
FANCY AND STAPLE
DEYGOODS!
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. &o.
. ' r
Mr. M-. SHOWN, being a resident of San Francisco, t
sre ennUled to ofter great Ituleements to purobnsers. W
respectfully Invite the public to exaiuineour stock befoin
purchasing elsewhere. . mlfi.ti
4aT Stone Store, nortli side Main street. Dalles, tit
NEW SALOON.
NEW STONE STORE, WASHINGTON STREET.
nnllK UNDERSIDE ED would raspeotrnlly jtnnnun
M that he will open a first class Saloon In Vreucli.
Oilman's New Stone Building, THIS KVEN1NU, and
prepared to sane onitonien with the best of .....
Wines,; Liquors and Cigars.
ALSO, A.
EBEE LUNCH
Etmj day and-Evening. ; . . . - , ' -
ooMtf, ' ' JOHN RINDIiAl'B.
' ; ESTIIAY NOTICE.
TAKEN CP BY THE UNDKRSIQND, living on Ehtbt
Mile Creek, ten miles South 04 Dalles City, Oregon.
An December lKtli. )8o6, one BAY ilOHSK, 14 hanrin
hlgh,.whlie snip on nore, some saddle marks, white hind
feet, soius black spots above the hoof, a tow while, hsira
sn forehead, branded thn: O on the loft shoulder, atafl
- - old. and appraised at tlOv I
V F.CLABK