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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1$, 18G6.
Thirteen men were hung for mm
der in. different parts of the United
Statos, on, Friday th 12tR ult.
Mas. Day. recently gave birth to
four, children in Indiana. Verily,
who can tell what a day may bring
forth.
There" are said to be 70,000 rebel
soldiers buried at Holly Wood and
Oak Wood Cemeteries Boar- f5ch.
mond.'
The Collector of Internal Eeveouo
for Montana has boon dirocted. by
Commissioner Rollins to release-all
goods soizod for want-of inspection
marks, whore the claimantaehow that
they are innocent holders...
Tub Minings Emigration. Oar
Eastern exchanges are filled 'with
items rogarding.tho departure of boats
and trams lor the mining regions, and
all concur in the opinion that the omii
gration across the plaids this season
will bo larger than any year since 59.
The Nevada papers also chronicle the
departure of a large number of miners
fir tho mining regions of Owyhee and
Montana
In Articulo Mortis. Wa aro in
formed that tho Democratic physicians
of Portland met in secret consultation
some time last weok, to see what
could b$ dono for the poor sick Herald.
For once, doctors did not disagree.
After; wise and maturo deliberation
they pronounced the diseaso fatal,' as l
ino cavny usually occupica by Drain
ia partly full of a thin serous fluid re
sembling butter milk, .which exudes
by the toaspoonful at every gasp, of
the patient.
A party of 41 California volunteers
and 25 -citizens, under Major Smith,
had a seven hour Indian fight in Sur
prise Valley, CaL, on. March 17th,.
which Bums.up as follows : Loss to the
enemy 80 warriors and 35 squaws.
The latter .wore dressed tho same as
bucks and were fighting, and had to-
be. killed to. ascertain their. sex. Rev
covered sixty horses y .captured nice
squaws .and ton children, who were
afterwards..turncd loose, and destroyed
three tons of dried meat, The loss
on tho, side -of the whites were one
soldier killed, and Major Smith and
six privates wounded. Would wo had
a few such detachments on the Can.
yon City road...
Gen. Grant's Opinion 02 Senator
Njsbmith. It a letter received by An
offloor of the army, stationed at FArt
Boiso, from . Lieut. Gen. Go-ant, and
which ia publiehed in the Idaho State
witfTV, we find tho folio wing, high trib
uto paid Senator Nesmitb, by the
Commanding General of the armies
of tho United States : ..
I am glad to say.-that our ropresen
tatives from the far offTaeifio coast,
tie fur as I have observed their course,
have done nothing. to give comfort to
aiders in rebellion. Particularly is
this tho case with rrosmith, of Ore
gon, with whom I bavo more personal
acquaintance than the others, and
have therefore watched closor. lie
baa been the .particular-friend of the
army, both regular and volunteor, and
- has, if lam not mistaken, sustained
every measure intendod to overthrow
rebellion and sustain the Union of all
tho States. Oregtniuns may con
gratulato themselves on. having in the
ncuaniunoaACHH bucd a reureauu luuvo
THE CANYON CITY ROAD. .
In our issue of Saturday last we
pjublishod the proceedings of'a mooting
of our citizens, and stated-that a conr
mitteo of.thrco had gone to Fort Van
couver to-wait upon General Steele
and lay bofore him the neod of imme
diate military protecliou ' Tho com
mittee deputed oneof their number
to presont to Gen. Stcolo a written
statement of- tho condition of this
road, its importance, its cost, and its
dangorsr M-r. Catloy, who was select
cd la perform this duty, returned lust
night, lie informs us that on Monday
he Lad a short interview with the
General, and that while he was listen
to with apparent interest, tho result
of bis visit to- say the least, is very
unsatisfactory.
The General stated that ho had no
troops which he could' put upon the
road at present;, that Gen. Ilalleok,
the Division Commander, had given
orders which would occupy all the
troops now in or expected to come to
this Department. The two compa
nies of cavalry now at Vancouver will
go to Eoiso as soon as tbey can be
mounted and equipped, und probably
will go over the Canyon City road.
This was tho most that tho General
could promiso. Gon. Grant had told-
Gen. Steele,. previous to the ratter's
departuvo for this coast, that a wholo
regiment of cavalry would bo sont to
thia-dcpartmnt, and-in that evtsnt a
sufficient number could probably bo
spared to keep tho Canyon City road
open; until then, it was likely we
would have to look for protection to
the cavalry, now at Watson, and a
company of infantry to come to Wat
son from Camp Wright, which is to
be abandoned.
Now, then,'what is to be done?
Tbeso outrages are daily becoming
more, frequent. Shall, travel be on
tiroly interrupted ? Already, many
who would have gone to the John
Day mines have boon dotained--by the
dangers of the route, and gone else
where; and in consequence this groat
souice of -our .local prosperity is in a
measure lying undeveloped.' Ou-rcit-iaons
had hoped . that Ms. Catlov's
visit to Vancouver wuld have ro
Bukedinsomo immediate ao;ion for
our relief, and all express disappoint.
ment, and reiterate the assertion,
h!' something must be done !".
Well, what, shall it bo ? Some say
petition1 our delegation' in CongresB,
but that is too-slow we .want it now.
Others, raise a bounty fund, and givo
those who will risk their lives to rid
us of these enemies all the horsos and
stock thy may capture from the Id-
dians, in addition to a certain sum for
every scalp. Some, arnv. a ..picked
company of 'Warm Spring Indians and
turn them loose with the same lieense
For our parts, we are at a loss what
to suggest Either tho developing of
this part -of our country must ceaso,
or these-outrages must cease. Which
shall' it-be ? Something must be done!
WB J300- by the iMOntana Post that
Aatin-g Governor -Moagher, is deter
mined to remove every Union man
from office in Montana Territory. Ilia
last aot waB the removal of the Auditor
and Treasurer.- What-the causo of
theso removals wero, of course -we
have no means of knowing. t The
Post says that all Union men ia office
knew well the futo-in storo for them
whoa the Legislature- mot;
Circuit Court Proceedings. Court
begun at 1 o'clock p. m. Monday. The
Sheriff was ordered to summon six
teen additional jurors to fill up tho
panel. Attorneys present: Wait,
Jlii mason, Donny, Meigs, Gehr, Iluft
und Gates. Tho docket at the com
mencement of the term wns composed
of 21 criminal, 25 law, and 6 equity
causes. At the closo of session on
Tuesday, the business transacted was:-
Criminal Docket. State vs John
Graham, impleaded with Wm. Gras
ham, larceny; tiial by jury; verdict,
not guilty ; Slate vs." Vote, continued ;,
State vs. Johnson, continued Statu
vs. Clifton, eonlmaed ;--State vs. Long
worth, dismissed' State vs. Moppin,
three cases, continued ; Stuto vs. How
ard, dismissed, defendant dead ;.Staie
vs. Willard dismissed; Stale vs. Burk
hart, dismissed ; Stuto vs. Lomax, dis
missed 'y Stato vs. Johnson, mandate
from Supremo Court; dufondiwt mude
default, and his recognizance was for
feited and cause continued, with way
rant for arrest.
Law Docket-. Woods vs. Johnson &'
Johnson, continued for service ;.'Du
senbery & Bro. vs. Harris & Friedi
lander, judgment by default for plain
tiff-for $2,332 SO ; Broback vs. Parman
& Mix, 'judgment for plainliff'in de
fault, 8513 75 -y Word vs. Imbler & Im
bier, dismissed at plaintiff's cost ,
Koester vs. Wnrdy appeal, dismissed
at cost of Ward for want of jurisdic
tion ; Gates vs. Grimes, judgment for
plainliftVin, default $-184 50 ; llayden
vs Broadwoll, con tinuod reply to be
filed by June l'OthC.
Jiquity Docket. Drew vs. Dalles-
City, continued; Ray vs. Ray; divorce,
dismissed for want of prosecution;
Bradshaw vs. Irow aHilys, decree of
foreclosure allowod with judgment
for 200 and interest.
Some cases have been submitted but
not yot decided.
Wmco Lodg-e, NolS", Al Ft A A. HI.
Holds its stated Conimuulctitlon on the First nnd Tliird
Mondays of oach month, nt tliclr hall, In D alios City.
Brethren In sood standing are Invited to attend.
Emu ii. fop, sec y. uyoruer oi-ine w. m.
COMMISSION
Columbia Lodge, No. 5, I. O. O. F
Moots every Friday evening . at 7 o'clock, la Oates
ITall, corner of Second and Court Streets, - Brothers ia
good Btanrtlrig wo invited to attend. 'By oriftr. N. G.
DENTAL NOTICE;--Being about to make a
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the-
Columbia, I respeotfully call ttwfKontlon of those of my
patrons who are In need of Donlal Operations of any char1
octet, to tlK fact, so- that tbey nriy rorfe an opportunity
to avail tlieuist.lr.es of my services before my departure,
if so dcBlred. I will leave about the 20th of March, and
return -to this place to resum my practice; about the
IStliof Junev ff27tf). J. W. OURLE.Y.
AUCTION SALE
. I will soil-'
THIS DAY,
At 10 o'clock, In the forenoon,
At the residence of D. S. MURPHY, on MAIN STREET,
uiawm iv wie vrvguu iioiei, nil me
HOUSEHOLD
AND
Ititcl -fm .slTuvatttixre
Contained in said dwelling bouse. Bale absolute. Terms
lasu.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Anct.
MONTANA! IDAHO! WASHOE
WTBTB ARE PVTTINQ. . CP. OUR
w T U1UU1H Ah BUIJULIOU ORAM) OF'.
GROITJVD JAVA COFFEE,
two--CIIARTItES
COFFEE,
IX DOUBLE GLAZED PAPERS,
,To preserve Its strength and flavor for the length of
m..i.iuu.H -u w 1 rwMum u iuo euove p:aces.
For sale by all the Jobber, and
MAltDEN 4 FOLDER,
rioneep.Steam Colfta and Spice Mills,
n18nilp3 220 Front Street, Ban Sranclsco.
AUCTION 11
HOUSE!'
Ko. 100 HAL STREET, DALLES'
THR TJNDEnSiaXKD TUANKFOL FOR PART
Favors, respectrully infoims the clliurn i-f tiro
Dulles, and the public generally, that be continues to
sell at
PUBLIC VXJCTlOiV
OR PRIVATE SALE,
nenl Estate,
Cienei-nl Merchandise,' -fciiocei-les,
Uoi-NeM,.
Slulcs,
JFurnlture,
Mocks, &.c. &cv-
RKOULAR SALE DAI3,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,.
And PROMTr-KETtm N nn-rtefif sales.
Out-door anil Spoclal Sales attended to In any part of'
the city.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
fLATTTON IIEACUBEKRV TIJVE
For Sale by
FRED. LI Ell E.
FLOWEKg!: FLOWERS! t
I-bave Just received a lot of
ASSORTED FLOWERS
Which I will tell at reasonable Prices.
- 3. JOKER.
CRYSTAL) SALOON
AND '
BILLIARD ROOM,
JOHN niNDLACn. Irnnr.,.-.
WASHINGTON ST., next-door to tRXNCU OILMAN
SELLING OFF AT COSTU
T. GOETZ & CO.
STONE BUII.D1NO, WASHINGTON STREET, DAEtES;
Offer their well-selected stuck of
TOBACCO,
PIPES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
AND
STATIONERY
AT
JZN FBANC1SCO COST,
mr27tf
J JTJKEE,
Malta Street, Dalles,
wnni.EflALV ANA tier a lis nAUcn ix..
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNTJIF,
PIPES, SCO.
ALWAT8 IN 8T0RI TUI DF.ST BRANDS OF
Cigars, Tobacco, Matches, &(v-
liLArtNGTCARDS.
JL POCKET CUTLERY,
PORT MONIES,
COMBS and BRUSHES, o' all kinds,
PERFUMERY, ot every description,
CHINA ORNAMENTS.
TOY8, DOLLS, etc.
PISH HOOK and FI9IHNO TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY UOODS. Ac.
Also Powder. Shot, Lead, Powder Flasks, Baskets, and
mairy-othor articles too numerous to mention.
49" InteMordealers supplieihwlth Clears, Tobacce. etc, -at
leas' than Portland prices, with freight added, oc-8
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL
DRUG G X 8T'Sr
STONX BUILDINO, YASBfNQTON STREET,
dalles,-oregon; .
Importers and Jobbers of
PATENT MEDICINES,
CflEMICALS 4 FANCY GOODS, A.
BODA, CORKS 1 ACIDS,
, OILS, A ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES A LIQUORS, "
rAINT3,!OLASS 4 BRL'SUES.
tHTSrCIlNS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Accurately tompennded'. '
photographTc EMPORIUM."
A fuil and complete assorfnient of nil arMclrs in thi
Photographic Line, at a SMALL ADVANCE ON SAN
FRANCISCO PRICES.
Merchants will please get our prices bofore order-
lnfr below,
II. L. CIIAPIN, ' , JUBTINOATESf
DaUes. -. Sacmuento, Cal.
J. W. GURLEY, DENTIST,
Stain St. , Dallti, Oregon.
WODLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM . , - ,
the cltiiens of this placo audvl- EfffilliJjTf . .
ciuity, that having returned from- pro- (WWVrSt
lesslouat tour through the mii-s, he has I I T I
again resumed the practice of JENTISTRY, In the room .
formerly ocenpted by tlioi, In tlie building occupied f
Wood 4 Butler, Photograph Artists, and adjoining Wal-
dron Bros.' Droit Store. He takes this method of e. v
tending thanks, tor the liberat-patronuge heretofore ex- ..
tended to him, and solicits a continuance of the same.
LIST OF PRICES
Entire Dentnre onOold Dine..... ..... $180 to f22S -
' Upper Denture, Gold Base. 90" la
" Dentnre, Vulcanite Bane. 70 l!i6 '
" Upuw Denture, Vulcanite Bane Sb " tie
Oold -Pilling! Inserted from one dollar upward.
Childrens' Tooth extracted free af charge. seltf
, Treasurer's Notice.
THE FOLLflWINO COUNTY ORDERS will bt bald i
upon presentation at my office t
When Hepiilerti.' VUiu.- Ao. In favor of.
July 14, iH6S..,(... 6 165 It VV Crandall. i
" "..r" - ? EBCrandalL .
" 17, " 6 169
',? " 1H0 JBlTnrford.
" ' ....! 8.... mi TMMcAmlin.
BP' J. . " 6 5.12 J B Harford.
i'V' - ii8 T M McAunlia.
20T-A ' ? ' C It Meigs.
J 301 JBIlar"i
Nov 10 6 .Ii70 h u
Dec 8 " 6..i 3117 .
? " J-- 11 1 Jesse Keel. -
I".-1!04 6 " 3 M "nrfor
3 6 J Elielt
b" . - ...........4M B W MltcheH. .
W6 II. J. V. AI.DRON, Troasarer.
IV OTIC E.
"P,1? h th Inst., or legal 'procoedlnee .
U had. This Utbe lost notice,- COUXiBOlIiJ,