Epitome of Telegraphic News.,
COHHIIED FROM Till OREOOKIAN.
DATKS TO FEBRUARY 13. "
Washington, Feb. 8. A nutnbor of
Duniocraliu members called on tho
President todiiy to congratulate him
upon his speech to tho colored delega
tion yesterday.
Tho Government directors of tho
Pacific Iluilroud are urging tbo im
portance of adopting somo measures
to hasten tho completion of the work.
An effort is being mudo to have a mint
established at Idaho City instead of
in Oregon.
Washington, Feb. 12. Tho ceremo
nies to day, in commemoration of tho
services of Abraham Lincoln wore in
lho highest degroo impressive The
Capitol was closed this morning to nil
except Sonators, .Representatives, ofti
cials, guests of the President, and cit
izens holding invitation tickets.
Presidont Johnson wassoatod in front
of tho speaker's desk; the Chief Jus
tice and his Associates sat next on his
right; diplomatic corps next on tho
right; and tho Cabinet on tho Presi
dent's left; distinguished officers of
tho army and navy sat next on . tho
lelt; Representatives in Congress oc
cupying scuts on cither bide of the
main aisles ; in lho rear were seats for
Sonators; the diplomatic gallery-was
occupied exclusively by families of
members of tho diplomatic corps, and
tho other galleries wero crowded with
ladies and gentlemen holding tickets;
tho Marine Band was stationed in tho
upper vestibule, and discoursed appro
priate music, ceasing when exorcises
commencod. All boinir in renditions
at halfpast twelve, Lafayette Foster,
.President of tho Senate, called the
two Houses to ordnr. A prayer was
offered by llov. Dr. Boynton, choj).
'lain of tho Houso. The presiding olli
ser then introduced Mr. Bancroft, of
' New York, who delivored tho oration
at tho clerk's table, occupying, two
hoars. It was heard with marked at
tention. At the conclusion a bone
diction was pronounced by llov. R.
Gray, ohaplain of the Senate.
Petitions have been received hero
for presentation to tho Presidont, ask
ing for the pardon of John C. Breclc
jnridge, signed by upwards of sovonty
members of the Kentucky Legislature
IV1SW GOODS!
KIIVING JUST ARRIVKD FKOM TIIKJf AN FRAN
cleco Market, we wdntd invite tbe attention ol our
friends uus'the cumniuulty ut I' Hue, to mr well-selected
stuck of ,
Dry Goods,
10(11111?..
Hoots & Shoes,
&.
We
Which ve are selling at the most reaponahlc- ratos,
omnot sell our good AT t.'OT, but assure tho coinmu
llity thilt it pleiu.es UB to njll good nt .1 A 1,1. PH0F1T8.
ii9tr. , 11. 1IKRMAN & Oil.
SJULLIAtt Ol'l' Al' tOST!
IVI. "Wnnscli. Sc Co.,
WILL CLOSK OUT THEIR STOCK OF WEItCIIAN
DISK, lit tholf plnceofhuslliess, ilttlio Dulles, iu
order to go the Mints. Their stock cmbracus
Wry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Mats
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, v
All which will he sold nt COST, for CASH only.
All who know themselves indebted to our firm nt
the Pallet will ploiisocull anil nettle us soon as possible.
Those who have been ncctuntnodateil we trust, will not
delay us unnecessarily, hut bo prompt in squaring up ttis
counts. Call anil see us, ull and ovorvhody 1
inll-tf M. "WUNSCII & CO.
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE
DIERLAM &, WENTZ.
-virlNlTu,, glow? hoti:l uun.Dixo,
T l?WP0 null... Ill.u I....-U .... I...I..I .. ..iriclll
. Household Furniture,
embracing Tables, Chairs, Bureaus
Uedsaml bedsteads, Redding, Carpets
etc., etc.. nil of which will he sold at low rates. Kurnituie
Repaired, and Upholstering done to order. Also,on bawl
Suitresses mid Pillows, gpi Inn Heda made to order, mil 2
WM. BKOWIV WARNER. M. -
OFFICE 74 SECOND tTllKliT,,botwoen Washington
and Court.
Office Hours 9 lo 12 a.m.-, 2 to 4 r M.jnndOtolO, p. u
ja i t Ta Ml li JL XtT
MRS. MATT1E HOI.UItOOK would respectfully in
form tho Ladies ut' Ihe Dalles anil vicinity, that
she has opened a shop In connection with MIssO'Kourke,
where she Is prepared to do all kinds or work with noat
ncssuml dispatch. Having just arrived from Hie Kast,
alio hopes to be ablo to please all as to Form and Fashiuu
Cloaks, Coats and Dresses Cut to Order.
TI1RF.K DOORS West ot tho. Comer of THIRD nnd
UNION Streets. ' nc21:iu3
Treasurer's Notice.
mnB FOLLOWING COUNTY ORDERS will be paid
JL. u.wn preseuiuuon ai niyomcoi
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In favor of.
1j. McAuslln.
J. R. llarlord.
L. McAuslln.
L. McAuslln,
L. McAuslln.
R. B. Heed.
0. R. Meigs.
John CnteB.
0. It. -Meigs.
D. W. Mitchell.
B. W. M.tchell.
G. White.
. W.Crandall,
J. D. Harford:
ii
0. N. Denny.
1. McAuslln.
ii
P. T. Tuthill.
T. McAuslln.
Isaac Kvans.
Chaa; Holborn.
O. ir.8te.ier.
O. W. Lnwson.
C. K. Meigs.
II. J. TALDRON, Treasurer.
Notice of Final Settlement
NOTICE OF FINAL 8ETTLKMENT OF TUB Es
tate of T. M. 0. Moad, deceased. In the County
Cotfrt ol Wasco county, 0 egon, in Probate. Notice is
hereby 'gl ten, that 3. N. Mood, administrator of the
mhore, Aled in the Ooanty Court of Wasco county, at the
February Term, 1866, his accounts for, and prays t sot
tlenient of said estate; It Is therefore ordered that said
application be heard on Tuesday, thr nth day or March,
1866; at the court House, in vanes city, in said count;
and that notice thereof be published for four weeks
toe dallm nouNTAiifiia. - v. n . uisnn y t
' February 6th, 1890. ' fe 4w . County Judge.
dissolution Notlcer :
fX'inKCO-PARTNiiBaniPheretotoreexistlngbet
JL A. LAUKR and K. 8CHUTZ. under tbe name b4
. luer A Schoti, In tbe Jackson Saloon, is this day die
solfed by mutual consent, Mr. ittter having sold oat kin
.kiterent to B. Schntm. who will continue tin buslnew o
bis own account. AU debU due the late firm wiU ke
pale to JS; eobati, woo will settle all liabilities.
l ,' 4. l.itlKR.
VallM.TMc.ltt., 1866". : K.80UUIB.
Tbanlrfnl fer Mat patronorn, the undersigned would
mpenmiry lnionn nis mendl that he Win ever be bur
4tM old stood roadjr lf HistlenM his ehfdce 'Rqafti'i
Tl
Xurs ! Furs I
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID IK CASH
FOB
Beaver, Otter Mink and Coon Skins,
fly RICHARDS & McCRAKKN.
Portlnnd Sept. 27, 1800. oc4:3ui
BLACK LIST.
OIIN n. WARD, OF CROSS HOLLOW, lias this day
Dai mo Three Hundred and Forty-one Dollars In
UilUKNIUCKS AT PAR. for a debt duo in Gold Coin.
Dec. 30, 1806. U4lnlJ J- V. RIFFLE.
TOYS! TOYS TOYS! TOYS!
FOR TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
For the' Holidays, we recommend all dealers In that
line to the BAtjliET AND TOY KMl'ORIUM of
T HUM A UK It A ZUIN,
S20 and 322 battery Street,
n28:3m Sim Fmncisoo.
Dissolution Notice-
THE FIRM OF J. W. MILLER & CO. have this day
disposed of their entire stock, in this city toMessre.
Bunnell A Miller, who will continue ihe business at tlie
sniueftand. Mr. Thomas Miller Is authorized to settle
all liabilities end collect all debts due, All persons
knowing themselves fndtbted will please come torwaul
and settle and save costs. J. IV. MILLER A Co.
Dalles City, Nov. 23d, 1866. n23f
OILtES CITY DRUG STORE.
P. CRAIG,
WHOIEBALB and retail
DEALER IN DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
. PATENT MEDICINES. Ac.
Mm
1-tf
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDWlSUSl!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
w
Si LEMON,
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL
DRUGGIST,
Washington Street, between Miltn nnd Second Streets
UALI.US, OREGON.
(2 LEMON Is able to supply parties In want ofDrngs,
1'nlclit Medicines. Cheiiilcnls, Acids. Perfumery,
mid every other article einiuit-rated with the
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS,
At the lowct tnnrkot tits.
I'hysiciium ami Moicluuita Intondiiip; to purchase
for the Mines, will do wfell to give him n cull.
TRUSSES & SHOULDER BRACES
In great variety.
S. 1YKM0V,
ap.3:tf. Wfisliinfiton St., Wtwcen Main mln Secoml.
P tl T Sj A i E fl' O If i I) fit ir
AND
MACHINK.SIIOP,
FIRST STRKKT, botween Yamhill and .Morrison.
Ctteftm Knglnea
so ol I roin i to 40 horso-
.;r.tarri:TXo .
puwerjtlther Portableor fK-
Mntlniinry. Also, t JI II- yy-i-JvaP
CI) LA It SAW Mthhi S3 tifaJ&A''-A'l
COMl'MCTK, constantly 5 M
m (if Hllflleti: IMatiinir
pattern.) WiouKlit anj
Cant Iron work for Ver
tical gawniul Grist mills -"SCV""
Urdus and Iron Castina -fi
and
WROUGSIT IRON WORK
of every description. I am also prepared to firr ntsh
Quartz Mills complete, of the Latest &
moat Improved Patterns.
Thefle"Mills can boforwarded to anv part of the nrlnes
as tho weight of tho eutire machinery will not exceed 3r
000 pounds.
Horse Powers & Agricultural Implements
manufactured toorder at the very LOW K8T CASH I'll ICE
N. Jl.l'artlculor attention paid to RKJ'AIUS. fe2u-tf
SELLING OFT AT COSTl
My entire stock of
STOTIiS AiD TINWARE,
ALSO,
TINMAN'S TOOLS.
THE WIIOLB embracing a fine stock, ever" article
of which will be sold at COST, as I desire to cluss
out business. Also, one UltANl) PIANO, in good order.
Also, for sale, the IIOUSK AND LOT, on Second Stieet,
next to the corner of Washington. The Jluuiie is Iwo
etoriee, with a basoinent, and is well ndaptod to the hotel
business. Also a lot of Mhutnivu, comprising about
twenty-five Beds. Tho whole will bo closed out cheap.
For furthor particulars apply on the premises.
Summons.
J. P. Griffin plaintiff, vs. Isaac Jennings, defendant.
Action to recover money, in County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Union County. ,
rjMO IfAAU jKNMiNUS, Defendant: In the name ot
JL the State of Oregon you are hereby summoned
and required to apnear ana answer Plaintiff complaint
now on tile in the Clerk's ofllce In said Court, alter ser
vice hereof upott you by publication for six weeks in the
Wbkklt Mountaineer, as by order of said Court, or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you,
anil unlNsa vnu so annear Atn answtr said conm alnt. the
Plaint ff will take judgment against you for the sum of
$360, together with the costs and disbursements of this
action.- Uy order of J. P. Argerslngor, County Judge of
uniot uouuty. u, UAititii, Att'y tor planum.
V. 8. Rev. Stomp)
Wcents. jano-Ow
Summons.
Henry Toxer A John Haley, plaintiffs, vs. Isaac Jen
nlngs. Aption to recover money, in County Court of the
state or uregon, for union county. .
mO ISAAC .TBNNINQS. DEFENDANT: In the name
Jo. of the State of Oregon, you are hereby summoned-l
ana roqnlred to appear and answor the complaint of the
Plaintiffs, now ou file In tlieClerk's ofllce, In said Court,
after service hereby upon you by publication for six
weeks in the Wihlt MouxruifKEn, as by order of said
Court, or Judgment fur want thereof will be taken against
you; and unless you so appear and answer said complaint,
the Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the
sum of $250, togother with the cost and disbursements
of thts-action. Ut order of J. iY Argerslngor, county
,iuuge of union bounty.'
XI. 8. Revtamp ) M. BAKER, Att'y for plaintiffs.
60 cents. J 'nMf
Dissolution Kotice.
T nKCO-PARTNUUSIIir' heretofore exlstlngbetween
OKOROH MoLKAN A DAVID DORNINO, In the
Kclips Chop House, Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, David Darning having sold out bis Interest to Geo,
McLean, Who is alone authorised to trausoct any bust
nets In the name of said house. O. MoLKAN.
' Dalles, Jan'y. 12. U60. 1 ' D. DORNINO.
W. T. I3IGM2LCW,
Receiving, Storing, Forwarding
Commission.'. Merchant!
Adyaieei made on Conslgnmenti.-'
NOTICE
IS nERKDY GIVEN that the Co-partnership hereto
fore exlstinc between R. 0. UARDV.C. L. MITCH-
KLLand V. W. TlIOMl'SON, doing a mercantile busi
ness in this place, under the uamo of K. 0. IlardxJfc Co.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and hereatter
tho business of snid firm will be conducted by 11. 0.
Hardy, who alone is authorised to collect and sctt'e the
accouutB of said Arm. K. C. HARD V,
C. L. MITCHELL,
Susanvlllo, Grant Co., Oregon, F. W. THOMPSON
Nov. W, 1806 ' n29:lm
Vaslilngton Wagon Road.
Tnu UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THR
Traveling Public that the Washington Wagon Road
from Portland and Vancouvur to the Uppor Cascades is
well being kept In good-travoling order for wagons and
stock. B.C. HARDY,
Dalles Jan. Ilth 1806. Janlltf Bole Proprietor.
iOTICC.
InEREDY WARN ALL PERSONS from contracting
or buying anything whatever from if. M. KUNTZ,
whereby I will have been thought bv the nubile resoon-
eible, as I am not, nor will I hold myself responsible for
any of said F. M. Kuntx's acta. W.F. UOJi'FAT.
snsanvme, Grant Co., Nov. 28, 1806.
LINCOLN HOUSE,
Corner Washington and Front Strets(
PORTLAND, OltEQON.
IJ1IRST-CLASS HOTEL. LARGEST IN TUB STATE.
" Charges Reasonable.
AN OMNIBUS will attend all the Boats and ennvev
Passengers and their baggage to the House Free of
vuarge, or to any other House in the Ciry for 60 cents.
8. COFFIN, Proprietor.
P. 8 nOT AND 0OLD BATHS In the House.
All the Bteamera for Oregon City, Vancouver, Monti
cello and Astoria land at the Lincoln House Wharf. ,
sepl:8in
MRS. L. WHITE'S
1MEW PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
Washington Street.
HAVING NEWLY FITTED UP THR GALLERY over
Degnar's Store, Would respectfully announce to all
taoea wishing . -
rbotographs, Carts de Tlslto, tbe.
that they will do well to give her a call. Particular at
tention paid to taking Ladies and Children's Pctures.
oc21:tf.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretoore existing under
the nam and style of ROBB1NB, McVARLAND
a CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All lia
bilities of said firm to be paid by Kobbins A Weaver, and
all debts due said firm to bt paid to and collected by
them. ' !. ,.. .i ... -v r.i. J. R. BOBBINS,
. C. McFARLAND.
D1W, Jan. 8, 1S64 I t '. ' 0. W. WEAVER.-"'
All persons Indebted t 1 will pleas call.and " Pna
1" and saVS costs,' Ju7lal
DAILY MOUNTAINEER
Si wv-a- if
MW'ffff
POWER PKKSS
mi k JOS FEINTING OFFICE,
First Street, botwoen Main and B
DALLES OREGON.
JOB PRINTING OF EVERY VARIETY
Executed with acenracy and dispatch
n A STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
with the vry beat, and
AT BATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
TO OltDKR!
Cards a is d IS i I I-II e a d s .
CHECKS, DRAFTS, KECEIl'TS,
POSTERS AND P It 0 GRAMMES
FOR
THEATRES CONCERTS EXHIBITIONS
tec., . oV., do.,
PniNTKK lit THE HOST ATTRACTIVE KANNtU. AU0.
BILLS OF FARE.
LETTEU. HEADS.
XEVEJJ'T ROOKS.
HILLS LAD1KG,
erriefs nnd F.tmphlcls
Tl&lTlKG, WEDDIXO AND "AT HOME" CARDS
Drunjjist s' Inbelis,
In short, everything that can be dono In a Hook and .lob
Printing Office, from the smallest nnd most delicate Caul
or Circular, to the largest sir.e and most showy I'l siing
Bill and which wilt be turned out in a style thitt caunwt
fail to insure outire satisfaction.
01! a FACILITIES TUK THE EXECUTION OF
DECORATIVE PRINTING.
In the most beautiful Colors, Shades and Tints.
Such as Fancy Posting Bills!
From a single Sheet to the Lnrgvst Mammoth,
ORNAMEATAL SHOW CARDS.'
l'UJit'VHERS' LAEELS.ttc
Ais unsurpassed by those of any other establishment in
Oregon. We devote special attention to this branch of the
business, and are continually adding to our alrcndy exten
sive and well appointed assortment of material,
NEW TYPES, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS.
ifC, c, d:C,
Of the most modern and elaborate denigns. Our itock o
FANCY INKS, TINTS, 4C,
Are of the finest quality, nnd for richness of color and
durability, cannpt he equaled In the Stato.
The principle upon which burliness is asked for this es
tablishment is, that persons will consult their own inter
ests, by awarding their custom to that office in which
their money can be expended lo the beat advantage. To
tills end we solicit all in waut of good Printing, at very
reasonable charges, to call and examine specimens, and
judge for yourselves.
Orders from the Upper Country
Will have our special care, and friends from the Interior
may rely upon having their orders filled promptly, as wo
HAVE THE ONLY IMPROVED GORDON POWER PRESS
In the State of Oregon !
Address:
MOUNTAINEER OFFICE-
wIB-tf Da Ilea. Oregon.
JACKSON SALOON !
CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS,
DALLES, OREGON.
IIK UNDERSIGNED, HAVIOHEMOVED FROM
tuk "Dfci.LA union" ckli.au, i.nto
Gates' New Building-,
Beg to inform the public that they are prrpared to serv
their customers with the beet v
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
THE MARKET AFFORDS. ALSO, A
Free Lunch !
Every day and evenlug.
aec2-lf
Ilaiul Wood Lumber,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS
WE BBQ TO CALL ATTENTION of Carriage Man)
nmcturers and Dealers to the Large and Com
plete assortment of OARltlAOB and WAUON MATEKI
AL8 we are constantly receiving from the East, specially
selected for the California market, comprising, Oak,
Hickory, and Second Orowth Ash l'lank, Hickory Axles,
Wagon Poles, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Ulms,Shalts, Ao. Ac,
which we otfer at the lowest Cash Prices.
49 Orders addressed"to our house will receive promp
attention. N. W. BRAOQ A CO.,
Jol6:3m. . 29 A 81 Battery Street, San Francises,
and 17 A IV Seventh Street Sacramento.
0. Watiriiouse, II. W. llBAaa t Co., 3. W. Ltmia
San Francisco. Sacramento. Mew York
NEW HEARSE!
ffMIB UNDERSIGNED BEOS TO INFORM THE OIT
M. liens of the Dalles end vicinity that he has received
NEW HEARSE, and will
Attend Funerals
on short notice. Thlsls the first, and at present, sstisr
Hearse in ths city.
I. M. XTANI
Mies, May 19,lg6o. rnynW-tf.
C. B. DHOOK8, M. p. "
OLTXceAt Hr. Craig's) IJrua r 1 1 issTir
IBALLE3, OREGON;
T
EMIL, SCHUTZ,
Fruprletor.
A