flmttattucr. tMMT MOUSING, MARCH 80, I860. . 4V NOTICK. During my abaonce Mf. IUnxt CiTlkT ill have charge of tills paper, and In Is authorised to trmiact all budnoss pertaiuing o this olBca. March IB, 1606. JAMKS 1IALLORAN. Affray at Canyon City. We have received a letter from Canyon Cily dated tbe 24th inbt., which says that on the 23d inet. two men named John Grubb and C. Harr. Smith hud a dis pute and quarrel tbero.in wnich words, blowB and finully piutola wore need by both parties, that tbey then clinched, and that Grubb was shot in tbo groin while in the &ot of gouging out Smith's cyo. Grubb died in about an hour afterward. We would remark that wo prceumo the abovo is correct, but that tbe loiter from which we get tho inf'orraa tiort Is- without a signature, being dated the 24th inst., the morning on which the stage probably left, the writermay have inadvertently omittod his signature. In this connection let us' Buy that nowspapers are always very anxious to get hold of every npecies of lntolligonco as soon as pos sible, and that wo are very thankful Jto any person who may furnish us an torn, but that we always like to know Hat what we publish is reliable and orrect. In this case tbo evident in. telligenco of tho writer is all that i;ro- rented us from casting the letter aside. Si nee tho abovo was in type we oarn from a gentleman who came llown on tho stuiro that these facts are lubatanilully correct, and that Mr. mith had been arrested, examined nd acquitted, tbe homicide boinjreon- uureu juBuuuDio. V" ' - Stage Accident. The Canyon City tage in attempting to cross the South fork of tbe John Day's laBt Sunday, apsiBed. Wells, Fargo & Co.'b trees-. re boa.some baggage belonging to the ussongers werelo9t,and only with dif oulty wero the horses and passengers si mi. The stream was verv hiarh nd rapid, and short.lv after driving tbo stago swung round and turned Jver, tbe horses Bwam to and climbed e opposito bank and overybody got ut tho best way tbey could. Tho pas-. ngcrs with the assistance of some nckors who were ' camped near at nd, and who throw ropes to thoso II on tho wagon, pulled the igo up bodily over a high bank ainst which H lodged. The amount treasure lost is not known, and cun pt.be until word isroceived from the ency at Canyon Cilrv Remedy fob Cattle Poison. A rmer of Washington Territory says, rougn tue Vancouver licgistcr, that effbotual remedy for cases of emtio bison from eating early spring vege Hon, Is a table spoonful of quick lime Lr a grown animal, and. less in pro. ruvu io mo age, io oe repeated in enty-fonr hours whore the first dose ores iGBuuoieni. . nr, ' . Canyon City. On account of high hter in the canyon, and damages to e ditches, tbe miners at Canyon Itv wero doinc vcrv little whnn tho ngelcft; but repairs to tbe ditches ;re going forward rapidly. ' From tho Middle Fork, the news as good the, hill diggings generally Dreiurjingouiwe.ii. jXni Coroner's Jury in the case of b man Isoboide, whose death we Vntieried yesterday returned & ver I VbtU.uq died la an epileptio fit, falls' P UNION MASS MEETING. a meetinz of the citizons and At Union voters of DallosCity, held at the Court House on last evening, tho 29th inst , Copt. Lyon was culled to tbo Cbnir and Mr. 11. L. Chapiu cboecn Secretary. On motion a committee of five were appointed to recommond a ticket for city officers at tho unsuing bloction. The Chair appointod the following gon. tlemen on the committee : G. W. Wal dron, J. E. Bobbins, L, Coffin, C. 13. Koegel and W. Lord. Tho committee reported an follows : For Mayor, G. B. Gilman; for lies corder, II. Cnlley; for Treasurer, Cbus. S. Miller; for Marshal, Chus. Iveeler, and lor Councilman, It II. Wood, Goo. Liobe, D Ilandrty, I. S. McFarland and E Wingate. After considerable balloting tho abovo ticket was sustained, and on motion declared unanimously non.i nated. On motion tho Secretary was or. derod tofurnishihoMouNTAiNEEit with a copy of the proceedings for publicat lion. On motion the meeting adjourned. (bigneu) 11. ii, (jhapin. Secretary, - r Eeckntly at Duyton and in other irta of the Stato slrango pieces of fossil remains havo been found, to which the newspapers have called considerable attention. ltegnrding them tho Rev. Mr. Con don of this city, than whom soienco has not a moro sincere lover, thus writes to tho Oragonian, and we commend his remarks to the careful attention of everybody who possess any specimens of this naturo, hoping that all such may be retained in our midst and lliat at no very distant day they may be gathered together, where they will be ot u bo to the student and entertain, mont to tho curious : "Permit me, Mr. Editor, to call added attention to those fossil bones which you noticed a few days since: Oanftot the peoplo of Portland, who take a pormanent interest in her pub. i : - ! : i i j i i no gpim, uu icuuceci'io rnauo some arrangement with General Palmer by l' i . . r , i . wiucn uioso jobbiis may do Kept in Oregon? ' 1'ortland or Salem certainlv ought to keep them for tho instruction of our own young peoplo. In either place these fossils might be made tbo beginning ol a btate collection. Can not your library association purchaso them and let the cabinet bogin at once in their rooms? I would offer tbe following reasons to dissuade General Palmer from send. Ing thoso fossils away from our State: 1. Ihe colleges and museums of the East have no such need of them that we have. They have whole skeletons and part skeletons in several of tho Eastern cities. - The Smithsonian Instituto has specimens from many parts of the country. . Oregon needs berown fossils for tbe instruction of her own youth. Our young meniought not to be compelled to go to some Eastern, city to learn wnaia iootn or lusu or a. Done, ot MaBtodon is. 2. The scientific world will team of and publish the fact of the discovery of loose tossiia without sending tbe speoi mens themselves away.. : . : 8. Marly all of the older States have their, own (State collection.- We need ours. If we ever get one, It will be uniortunate that these JUay ton speci mens ate not among them. Respectfully, Thomas Condon NSoaMoVrJ6rwETin regular We Foot style yesterday. 1 All the creeks abop t here are high, and the Elver is j rising at this point Thk Mketinq Last Nigiit. Jn tin other column will bo found the pro ceeding of tb'e meeting which tme(, last night, lor .the purpose of nominu. ting n tickot for cily officers. We can say without fear of contradiction, that with one exception, they are good men, worthy of the positions for which they aro candidates. Our city election, which comes off on Monday next, promises Iff be 'quite an exciting one, und all we have to eny, is to express the hope of the spec tutor ut tho prize ring, " may the best mun win !" Goods at Coht. We would cull the attention of our rentiers to the fact, that Messrs. Abruliannon A Kulilherg are selling fronds at 8n Francisco cost. Parties desiring to buy Clothing, will do well to exnmluo their stock be fore purchasing olaowlioro. nilUtf DENTAL NOTICK.-Deing about to make a proresxlonal tour to the towns and settlements up the Columbia, I respectfully call the attention of those of my pntrnuswlioaie In need of Dental Operations of any char acter, to the fact, so that thoy m iy have an opportunity to avail themselves of my services before my departure, if so desired. I will leave about the 20th nf March, and return to this place to reume iny practice, about the 18th of Juno, r rr-STtfl J. W. OURI.KY. Juno, r r5 DIED. In thincltv. on the 28th inst.. Lotus Lonrint a nait of W stphaiia, agcil 31 years. . 8an Francisco and St. Louis papers please copy. . 1TOTTTSTT.. tnder the o. s. n. co.'s wharf, a black CARPET 11A0. supposed to htve been hidden there iv a imei. The own. r can have the same by culling at nils offloe, proving proporty, and paying for this udver- tiseineut. CITIZENS' TICKET.' For Mayor 0. B. OILMAN, For Kecorder II. CATLKV, For Trenurer 0. 8. SI1I,1,KR, For Marshal CI1A8. KKKLK.K, F.irCotincilineu R. II. Wc'OD. OnonnR T.iuntt T I1A.NDLKV, I. S. UcFAULAND, E. WINGATE. COAL OIL ! COAL OIL! OOAL OIL! AT SAN PEANC1SC0 COST 1 AT SAN FE AN CISCO COST ! AT SAN FEANCISCO COST 1 AND FEE1GHT, mrlOtlm At Crates Sc ClmpinV, AUCTION SALE WILL BKLL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TUB Store of Abralinmsou A Kuklberg, on Main street, Saturday, March 31st, at 10 a. in Al of their Stork of CLOTIIINQ and Oentl,n,.'. FUKNISIU-NO GOOD?, consUlii); of Coata, ' Pants, Vests, Hats, Boots, Shirts, &c, &.C., &c. This sale Is worth r of the attention sf Tinnier ami others. Die Stock must be sold without reserve, as Messrs. Abrahnmson A Kohlbeig- Intend to close out their buslniss at the Dalles bef re the 1st of April. mr20td JOHN WILLIAMS, Anct. FOR CITY MARSHAL. TjlOR TI1R BKNKF1T OF ALL MT FRIENDS AND A JL icw oi my enemies, I announce myself as a Candi. date for City Ma'rsbal at tho coming election. di21t J. M. P. COOK. FOR CITYJVIARSHAL. A T TnR HEQUKST OF MY FRIRNDS I ANNOUNCE J. m. myseit as a oondidate for Ke-election. niSte C1IAULE8 KEKLKP.. H. HERMAN & CO., MAIN ST., DALLES, OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL, f W AVE JUST RBCE1 VED A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF m.m. SPRING. AND 8VI.IMER GOODS, Consisting In part of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing, Boots & Shoes, ' ( : Hats & Caps, Wliilch they offer to sell at SMALL PROFITS. ' A Panes, March afth, i860. , - mrZTtf DEITlOCIlilTIC TICKET. For Mayor JAMES M. BIRD. " :; " i -For Recorder JAMKS A. OAMPDKLL. , . ., . ror jreasnrar u. b. batauk. For Harshal-N. R. PACKARD . ' l " ' ' J For Couucllm J. W. ALAKKNY, 1. p. FITZOER. ALp, W. P. MILLER, WM. UOABUS, A. W FK1IQU. ABCTION M COMMISSION II OTJSE ! U. ICO S1A1 STREET, DALLES. nnilR UNDERSIGNED TIIANKFrL FOR .' PAST JL Fitvors. respectfully tliftulus the cititens'nf the Dalles, and the iiubllt cfnerallv, that be continue t. ' sell at PUBLIC AUCTION OR PRIVATE BALK, Resil Fsitatc. General 9Icrchaudlse, Giocei leu, lUnles, . Furniture. MockN, &c. REGULAR SALE DAYS, - ' Tuesdays and Saturdays. Cash Advances, made on Consignments, And PR0M1T RETUHN m .de of sales. Ont-dour and Special Sales attended to Io any part or the city. JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. SELLING OFF AT COST I J. GOETZ & CO.- , PTONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES, Offer their well-selected stuck of TOBACCO, SEGARS, ' PIPES, YANKEE NOTIONS, , AND : STATIONERY. AT SAN FRANCISCO COST. mr27tf ONE HUNDREDMILES SAVED! BLACfiFOOT&BIG BEND NINES BY WAY OF Wliite 33 luffs! THE SHORTEST AND SAFEST ROAD For Land Triivel. Distance from Dalles to White Bluffs 100 mllfs ' ', White Bluffs to Pen d'Oieille 160 . " " 14 to Colville....... 170 " Travelers by land for either of tbe above Gold Fields. will save Save Time Distance and Money By taking tbe White Bluff! Road, Wood, "Water aud Grass Are found on this Road within easy drives. The road is now open, and possesses advantages ever 1 any other land ronte from the Dalles. PuulMied bv order or THK CITIZENS OF THE DALLBS. Dalles, March, 20, 1866. ni20:2m. J. JTJKEE, Main Street. Dalles, VROLESAI.S AND KIT AIL DIALE IK CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, ate o . " 1LW1TS HI ITOKl tBl BtS 1KARSS 0 ' : ' ' . Cigars, Tobacco, Matches, &c. IJLAYING CARDS. ' . l'OCKKT CUTLKRY, rOKT M)NIKS, COM MS and BRUSHES. o all kinds. ' PKUFUMKUY. ol every description. CHINA OHNAMENT8 toys, dolls, etc. . : :' ; FISH HOOKS and FISniNO TACELB, . , ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ,' FANCY GOODS, it. . " Also l'owdor.ghot, Lead. Powder Flasks. Baskata. a& muny other articles too numerous ta mention. Interior dealers snnnlled with Clirars. Tukac.pi. at less than Portland prices, with freight added. , oc4 BALDWIN & BRO., OFFKR FOR SALS IN CONNICTION WITH A COM- plete stock of , , ..' Staple Groceries,1 - 1 ALL KIN IS OF FEED. "' Barley & Oats ; ,'lvV CJ-roiincl IBarle, Bran & Sliorts, "Wlieat, f?I 7S JETS0" to t port ' LAND PRICKS, adding freight. mlfltt J. W. GURLEY, DENTIST, - Main St., Dalles, Oregon. VlfOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM WW the cltiiene of this plnco and v. eluity, that having retnrned from pro-. frsfllnnal tnnr thrnuirli th. n.lM. I.. .... tMln rMlimMt IK. Iln.tli nf 1?U,l,IUi.,w . formerly oocitpied by him. In the bnildlna: occudJ?lI Wood A Batta,, Photograph Artists, and a?ljKi dron Brp..' Drof. 8tor0. , ,Hke , , niitll J H'huJ'i '2r 'J,6, lb,nU hereto?, il' tended to hlm, and solicits a continuance of the aaue ' '- :. ' MBT OF PBICI8. '': Batirs pentnre on , Gold Boa ..J180 to jja, " Z UPP Bsntnre, Gold Base. (Kj " 12? i " Denture. Vulcanite Base. Jo m jJ? ' ' " , B PPr Dentore, Vulcanite Bae..7...... ' U 2 ' 2?,"""" Inserted frem.one dollar npward. -,rl ChUdreu' Ith extracted fret af charge. seU-tf , T 1.4