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'cpatto onntaiuccr:
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Money Marmot.
Kpw York fljiM Quotations ; 138
Sim Fncittco I.eal Tender rate 73j
Epitome of Telegraphic News.
COMl'lLES mOM Till OREOONUX.
DATUSTO JIAHCH3.
New York, .March 2 The Timet' Washing,
ton Fpcciul dispatch snj 3 : The President is
fully su tuinvd by Ilia , Cabinet, and tbe.e
will Lie no rupture.
H'tuhinrion, March 1. Mrs. June G. Swiss
lit'lm was dismissed from ft clerkship in the
(.Quartermaster General's ollice on Monday,
Jor using lnnfT'inge disrespectful to the Presi
dent, in it little weekly paper edite I by her.
, Chicago. March-1 The Tnbuneii Washing
ton dispatch says: The principal feature of
the proceedings of Congress yesterday, was
the discussion of Binelnuu's Constitutional
Amendment, r tie House. Mr.' Davis, of
Now. York, a moderate Republican, (poke
lor an hour and a half agmnst it, taking in
nome respects the ground occupied by the
President, viz.: That such impo. tant ques
t ons, effecting tho interests of the whole
nation, ought not to'be legislated upon while
eleven States were untepresented. lie urged
the necessity of action t etween the Legisla
tive and Executive branches 61 the Govern
ment, and announced himself an admirer of
the President and Ins geueral line ot policy.
Mr. Woodbridgel of Vermont, followed!!
a very brief speech, in favor of the propo
sitioirjaiid spoke with force and clearness.
Mr. Bingham, of Ohio, closed the debate
Answering the lOlijcctinn urged against the
nmonduient, saying it-was nothing more or
less than a proposition to give Congress
power to enforce'tho ugaranue of the bill
of rights. lie dcplorcu temporizing, aud
rflumanded tint the issues of the hour be met
in a manly and resolute rpirit. One brave
deed that would commend itself to the nat
ural instincts of the people would bo worth
Jifty make bifts.
Chicago, March 1. The Minnesota Lcgisla
ture adopted a resolution by a strict party
vote, that it is to Congress that the people
look for a true reconstruction policy, aud
we rely upon its firmness and wisdom in the
present i xigency ot uublic affairs.' Ke olu
: tions sustaining the (President were tabled
by a paity vote. Uo'U branches of tus Leg'
, islatqie adjourned to day. . - -
Tne Wisconsin Legislature adopted tb
following : , ,
liuolved. That "whereas, we have Witnessed
witlr gratitudcvtho noblennd devoted pa
triotisu manifested '.by President Johnson
duiingthe dark days of the rebellion, we
uould be guilty of deceiving him and mis-
icpresen ing Our constituents if we failod to
. declare that the message vetoing th,Freed
men'elbill in its general lone and spirit, hs
caused pain and disappointment atlong his
true friends and ruppurters, nnd has been
i : i : . L. . . i. . . . l. j - .. 1 1 ... : lu
UtlllOU WHU" ClUUCIHUk JUJf HUU VAUllUUUU UJT
evcrf man who sympathizes with, the rebel
linn np tutin nit a mid and iniiifFprftnt whnn
treason threatened the 1 te of tho Republic.
Rtsblvtd, That we most cordially Indorse
nnd approve the action of Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress win) have persist
" eutly asserted the right of Congress to de
termine for itself when and In that manner
' it will admit Representatives from the States
oiBorganizea oy tne reoemoo, ana earnestly
. requests them to firmly resist the admission
of Ropresenta' Ives "from such Stftes until
peace is fully secured, and until the people
', of each State have positively guaranteed
equal and exact justiceno all men within
her borders. - ' .
Waihington, March 2. The Miscellaneous
Appropriation Bill as it pa-sed the House in
eludes the following: For Joe survey' of
1'ubHo lands In California, $30,000 ; Oregon
and Wnffliogton, $20,000 eacb; Nebraska,
$20,000. : Colorado, $10,000. , .,
. .Tew J or, March 3. The Commercial' $
Washington dispatch savs : The Euulish
, Minister has protested against immunity en
joyed by Fenians, but the Government does
' not regard the evidence sufficient to warrant
- interference. ' .,
The J'ott't Washington special dispatch
. sari : .The. reconstruction commute - has
agreed to the proposition to admit the dele'
(ration from Tennessee to. seats in Congress.
. . Two or three oilier' representatives will be
presented by the members of the committee,
the majority reporting against the resolution
in favor of their admis.-ion. The Tennessee
members willprobbly obtain their seats
oon .. , .
Wathingtnn, March 5. The Senate remain
ed In session until a late hour lasbuieht,
and finally passed the House resolution not
. to admit the Senators and Representatives
from lately rebellious fitates until congress
UeclarcS each Stale restored to th Union;
-ayes,' 29 noes, 18.-' The following were the
.. yeas: Anthony, Brown, Clark. Chandler,
Conness, Cragin, Cresswclj, Fa-aemien, Pot
ior. flslmAaJ Hani. HaniiArann Hnn Virlr.
' wood,' Lane, of Indiana, Lane of Kansas,
- Morroll, Nye, Pomeroy, Pollard.' Ramsey,
. Shsrraan, Sprngue, Sumner, T.umbull W'il-
1 1 - - MI - A - T. 1 V-.?i nn . vi .
llama, ,vuv, ttmibuu aim I mw)B--9. nun
llucknlew, Cowan. Davis,. Doolittle, Dixon,
Guthrie, Hendricks, Johnson, McDougal,
. "Mo-gaot Nesmitb, Morton, Riddle.Saulsbury,
. Btewarr, StoekWn, ,Yan Winkle, Willeyr-18.
:- Public Scnoci,' The "following is
t,he report "of tho Publio School, for
the month of February, 1866 :' '
Grammar Departments Whole num.
ber ol Bcholars, 40; males, 20; females,
20; daily average,, 88.
Second ' Intermediate Department,
Wholo number of scholars, 45;"hiales,
21; females, 24;' daily average, 38.
First Intermediate Department
Wholo number of scholars, 44; males,
26; females, 18; daily avorage, 38.
Second Frimary Department. Whole
number of scholars, 43; males, 2i;
females, 20; doily average, 40.
First Primary Department.' AY hole
number of scholars, 45; males, 25;
fomales, 20; daily' average. 32.' '
J. D. Kobb, Principal,
rxiox COXVEMTION.
The voters of tliorovrnl rreclncts within the County
of Whaco, who have been, and are In lnvor of mhitHn
lng the luorenmry of tlie Cnnntitution and luwu of the
United dihicb, and the Integrity ui tlto Uion, are re
quoeted to meet lu their several prccipcts on the
lOtli Day of Marclu
to choose deloirates to nttend a COUNTY CONVENTION
to be held In Dalles City, on the
lVth. Day ofMarch,
at 1 u'clnck, P. M., tb nominate candidates tor County
Officers, and to elect delegates to nttend the Slate Con
vention, on the 20th day of March, 18U6.
The several Precincts are entltlod to the following
numbor of Delegates: '
John Dny's ,: 8
iReaMile Creek 4
Hood Hirer., 8
Pes Chutes H m. 4
Fulls i, 8
Tygh... M 8
W est Dalles ..1S
Kast Dalles..
...11
O. R. MK10S.
I. 9. MiFAKLAND
II. MAYS,
Comty Committee.
Isaac f. Bi.ocn,
C.S.
Mtuia,
. Dalles.
San Fraucisco.
Bloch, Miller & Co.9
.WHOLESALE :
CrROCERS
AND DEALERS IX 1 '-' V.
."Vines & Liquors,
And Importors and Jobbers of .
CLOTHING-
Boots fc Shoes, '
Under Clothing:,
Blankets,
etc., etc., etc.
OFFICE,
WE HAVE AN AS8AY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
wlih our business, under the entire supervision
of Mr. Miller. We make returns in Bars In stx hours-
We guarantee el hour Assays and pay the IllO II EST
UABii ntiuB tor liars, we also pay lue uignesi
uasn I'rice tor uoia uust.
BLOCfl, MILLER t CJ.,
Diyttf Cor. Main and Washington streets, Dalles.
SELLING OFF
AT COST! .
TO CLOSEB U SI N ESS.
mm UNDRRSIONED WILL SELL THE REMAIN-
M. der of their stock at SAN FRANCISCO COST,
without reserve. In ontnr to close out business In this
town. Our stock consists of the following goods: All
kinds ot . - " . . i . , ti .
CLOTHING! .
., BVOtt A3
COATS, PANTS,
BOOTS $ SHOES, HATS CAPS,
. ." i And full assortment of
- Gents' Furnl8ta,liig Gooda.
Also, a On lot of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC -SEGARS 1
TOBACO I, PIPES. YANKEE n6tI0NS.
The whole stock must be closed out In FORTY-FIVE
fwva i.i...i,t r.n .
0f All perMiis Indebted to he Arm must pay np
within THIRTY DAYS, or leiral proceedings will be had.
natr. auuauauso.i kuulbfhu.
J. A. FORBES1
FAMILY GROCERY, FRUIT
. , . ( AND i
Provision Store.
CORKER OF WI8HINQTON k SECOND STREETS.
CONSTANTLY ON IIAND til choicest article! of
V FitJsall BUTTJMl, Jtuus, ana erery Tsrlety or .
FAMILY GKOCE1HE8,
' NUTS, CANDIES, j-ff ,
WbolessJe and Retail, at Keduoejl Prices FOB. CABH.
Also, dealer In ' '
GRAIN, FLOtrR AND FCED,
of all kinds, and will do l . ,.
General Commission Dnslness.
No char res for gtoraca on Good, sold on Commission.
Proceeds ot Bales remit ew promptly. Jnietr :
; mfl SIOMTJND 8CIIWABACUKR has, t mutual
I iT JL oonsent, withdrawn from our njrm.
Muse, lea sm, io. umu, huu m w,
I H'ALDROM BROS.,
"Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
, t jMsin aireei, uaues, uregou,
rK NOW OCClY OUR NKW TWO 8T0RYFTKH
V rmof Stone builrilnf. nnnoslte Illnch. Mlllnr A
Co.. anil offer to the public a full and complete stock of I
urugs, aicoicmea ana yuomicais, consKtlug iu purt or
KF.HOSRNR, ' LAMP WICKS 4 CUIMNEYS
TDItl'BNTINB, HOI'S,
ALCOHOL, 8A0B, . .'.
ACIDS. SPONGF.S,
' I.IN8RKD, LKKCIIKS,
LAUD, COHKS,
, ' CA.-TOII AND INDIGO AND
NEATSFOOT Oil, LANI'BLACK
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS,
AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
Our stock of FANCY GOODS I s of the finest and best
quality; new styli-s ond large assovtmeuts, such aa
LUUIN'8 PKHFUKKKY, HAIR.
LUJIIN'B'MlLliTSOAP, FLUSH,
l'OMADKS, . . BHAVINO,
COSMK'i'ICS, UA,
llAIlt 011.3, CLOTIII'S,
, COLOONK, TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND MAILUIIU8HKS
tuotu rawDiiiis, and combs.
PURE WINE3 AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.-
Our farllitles for buying (mods are second to none In
me Biiite, anu we nau at an tunes sell at a small ad
vance from cost. Heady sales and small prujta.
PHYSICIANS'. TEKSCBIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours of the day and night.
jmuob, oopi.w, io. - - seiu-u
B E V-A. L'.-,
GAES AiJ CIIAPIN,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL '
DEU GGI S T S,
nure nemorea 10 i
AUDIO'S STOJVB DVILDIiVO,
WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES. .
'VIKT'HERB we will continue to sell articles usually
t T kept in a Flrat-Clww Drug Store, nt 20 per cent.
LESS THAN ANY BTORK IN TUB CITY. Our stock
consists in part of
Patent Medicines,
Pure Wlnrs and Brandy,
extracts,
Fancy A Commou Soap,
Hair Brushes
Corks, Arhls,
Tonth Powder,
Alcohol,
Bpongos,
TruMes, Braces,
Paints.
Varnishes,
UIM,
Hops,
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Supporters, 4c,
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded. Give us a call and satisfy your-
selves ueiiire purcinuiug emewnero.
a. UllAl'in, InlVtll JUBTIN UATES..
VERY IMPORTANT
ft
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
BAR-ROOMS
YULIUS. KIlAKMKIl IIAV1NO UOIIOHT Tnn III.
9 -tire tci of Merchandise and Book Accounts of the
late fir in ol M. Seller A Co., in tliiscily, to,whleh kehaa
added of his own iinportntWn (while doing busluess in
roruunuj an immense cioca ol tne uesi niauuiactured
Crockery, ! J GlaHsWare;
Plated Ware, Lamps,'
Chandelier, ,,Table Cutlery
Iiooklns-Glasscs and
All Kinds of Oils,
All of which he offers at reduced rates. Persons wish
ing to buy any of the aboTit-mentloued articles, will do
well togive meacaliberore purchasing elsewhere.
Orders from the Interior promptly attended to, and
gooos pacaea to go secure, uon't lau to call on me.
ttuaio's stone isuildlng, asbington street. Dalles.
, ' J0IJU8 KUAEMEB.
Dalles, March 17th, 1865. mhl7tf
Oregon Steam IVavIgatlon Co.
WINTER ARRANCEMENT.
N AND API KR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th untl
Vr luriner notice,
The Passenfrer 'Tralu
to connect with steamers .
TOR UMATILLA & WALLULA
Will start frdht the R. R. DEPOT DALLES CITY, on
Mondays, Wednesday, and Friday, at
lUM STEAM If RS
?qneon;e A", orIDllip
CAPT. J. MoNULTY,...............,...........Commaoaer,
Will tear DAILKS, DAILY, (Sundays eicepted) at I
O'Cloca. 1. V.,COUIieclllU O) III, CASCADE BAIUiOAD,
with the steamer
" NEW WOULD w or " CASCADES,"
CAPT. J. WOLF Comqander,
fo Portland. W. B. BRADFORD,
Dalle. Not. 1, 1864. (n!2lf Agent O. 8. N.Cn.
r JE II 2VI ,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
TEALKR IN FINE WATCIIRS. JRWRLRY.
IF CLOCKS. Gold Pens.Bil,er and Plated War.
BpecUcles, Cutlery. Ac
49Particular attention paid torepalrinc flnet
Watch, Clockr, Jewelry, etc All Watches npalnd by
me warraniea tor twelve niootn.
N. B. All orders from th Mr eonntrv. hv hiirHi
w on., piwnpvij aironaea ip..
PAYNE'S AUCTION ROOM !
(ONE DOOR ABOVE Till POST-OFFICE,) If ' I
MAIN STREET, DALLES CITT.
I will attend to salts of .
lteikl Estate, -
Cieneral Merchandise,
Furniture,
And Rtechs.
KIQULAK SALE SAYS. MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Btock tad Special Met any day, Bandays escepttd.
ylU ' . F. A. 0. PAYS d, Ancttpeer,
, .FBANKLIN MARKET, f
CORNm OF BEfiONH AND WASHINGTON STREET
DALLAS, OREGON, '
JOHN KPP1NGJCK Proprietor
nnilK UNDBRSIONRD
' M. haTinit fitted up the,
imve marxet in the Ul-T
STY LB, will keen oonstant-
ly on hitml all sorts of -
j.MAs. . . .
rscsis niiu tnrea Menu, i
Of the beet quality furnished at the LOWEST RATB "
My motto is to " I'l.E ASK LL."
PARTIES HAVING BCPKKIOll STOCK FOR BALI,
wilt do well to call at the Franklin Market.
'.'. JOHN KmNQBR.
Dalles, February 19th, 1861. .
WASUlIVCiTOIV MARKET
ooannor. . . i
COURT AND 8K0OND 8TRKET8, DALLES, OREGON
JOHN MICHELBACH, Proprietor. .
WILL KEEP ,.,1 run
constantly on hand all the varie- ,. Jm
ities that the market can nosalbw Jfl
attord,of ...'.. " ir If
FltKSII 8c CURED MKATB;
and always of tba bist quality.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS '
' supplied on reasonable terms. '. -
The underelcneo. Is alwavs nrensrerf In n ! Mnk.
est cash price tor FAT CATTLK. Parties having jt. k '
in goou cunuition, are requested to rail on him before
going eibewiiere.
JOHN MICUELBACU.
Danes, March 31t, 1866.
nihBltf
IZ fiMOVAL.
J.QOETI!, 1
t. KOENIOSBKROBR, i
Ban Francisco.
Dalles.
J. GOEXZ & CO '
tobacconists;
iiatv rriuuveu &
Rudio's New Stone Building '
Washington Street, near French Git man's, and ha
opened a well-assorted stock of .
HA VAN A and DOMESTIC 8KOAR8, , . .
V1BOIN1A and WESTERN TOBACCO. '
FRENCH and SCOTCH SNUFF, . !
MKEItSCIlAOM and other FIFES.
PLAYING CARDS, . '
SPORTING GOODS,
INDIAN and- FACY OOOTIfl. Ai A
The trade supplied, at LOWEST MARKET F-RICE8.
MllS. LEES ER'8
FRENCH MILLINERY STORE,
Dress Maklnar Establishment,
Opposite Cohn 4b Bohm'i
llT.?,oiyTa?,Ya
t, FLOWERS, EMBROIDERY, T
DOKIVETS, II ITS, FEATHERS,
Dross Trlnimiiic-s, &o. 1 ,
Having seen rod tii services f MRS. FRAKY, In th
Dress auk inn apiuainieut. wo will duall work In tl.t Hn
and guarantee perfect sal'lsfactiua.
viiu aone in all Dolors. : r
Uive me an earlr onll and I will endaevnr in ,it
everybody in TAS'1'8 and at REASON A RLE PiliCES.
ariicuiar aiieniloc paid to , ,
.Embroidery and Braiding Stamping,
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
ftlE DALLK8 LfJMBKR AND MANUFACTURES
X COMPANY ha recently attached a . ,
to their Steam Sash and Door Factory. In this Clty,-nd
are now prepared toCllOP FEED, UIIIND WHEAT and
CORN, anil warnanl t- give tho best satisfaction. On
nana cousiautiy aud for sal
FXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, ' . '
Bt.CONDSOlfMlDDLTNOS, ,
BRAN MiO 8I10RTS, .
' t ' CIlIU' FEED, CUICKEN FEED.
AI,o.'a Bunarior article ot nrtUM mil. .
Corn. . ... . . ... .
The hlirkest market price paid for WI1KAT, CORN a
BARLKY. . . A. 1100 UH. A,.K
Dalles, Nov. 18AS. ustf.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
JSo. 100, Main Slrej, Dalles Ct j.
W1I.LATTKXD TOTITE BELUNO At AUCTION
ol Oeneral Merchandise, Real Estat, Orocerl- ,'
Uorset,New and f.ooad Hand Fnraitvr, Stocks, A0 Ax.
Regular Sales Daygaturifa)-.;
OoMoor and Svecisl Bale ntteadul ta 1st , e
thClty. , '..,.,..., ,i ;., , ,
Liberal AjlTanees made on CoBslgnmcBti.
nmdm. JOHN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
A., o. i3it7vrF,om,
IMPORTER AND J0DDIR Of . . ' ,
V FRONT STREET, .", '.
Portland, i .Oraa.
OFFKR3 rOR 8ALE A YEBT IAMB ASSORT
ment of .. . , ,
Brandies, :
ITlne, v
.f f.trtAn ' Lienors, v -'' i
, i a case Goods,
S9 The Trade Is particularly Invited to eaavnlne my
at Kk Mar pursbulag lswbr.
aa'ie-lf
Administrator's Kotlce. -
OTI08 IB UIRBY OIYSK THAT I HAYB, 0
this Oih day. of February. 180a, been dnly wpolnM
nlstrator ot th eetat of E..O. CnsasMMiat.
Therefore, all pennns Indebted to said , eslate ar t
s to maat immeuiate payment and all nenon lie v.
wig claim against said ett ar notified to prmeol
invni i mm. m mj orace, in imu e city, vieaco county,
Ongon, within six mouth bom tb date IwtmC C key.
samasa.a a rwnnaa
Febrmary n,W6,
w. a. insius.
AdeataaiUwter.