f KUM7 MOBffINO, APRIL 20, 1800.
Wk noticed a large train start oat
yesterday for Blackfoot, by way of
- White Bluffs.
An Odd Fellows' Lodge was insti
tuted at Vancouver, W. T., on Tues
day night last, by Grand Master, A.
L. Stinson. . '
The steamer Orezaba, from San
Franoioo, passed up the Willamette to
Portland, yesterday morning. Her
express and passengers will be here
this (evening.
Max. General Halleck is on a visit
to some of the up country mlHtaty
stations. 3. F. Flag.
Staking off his claim, in the Chreo
route, we presume.
Thi War Department has issued an
order that soldiers re. enlisting ra the
regular army within thirty days after
their discharge from the volunteer ser
vice, will be entitled to the additional
pay ot two dollars per montb,when the
term of their new enlistment shall
in connection with the term they have
served in the volunteer serviaeamount
five years.
We-call attention to the advertise
ment of far. J. McCormick, of the Frank
lin Bookstore, Portland. Mao. ia con -stantly
in receipt of the latest news
papers and magazines published, and
has the largest and finest collection of
books to be iound in this State. Our
friends in the mines we would advise
to send1 their orders to Mr. McCormick,
and when once dealt with they will
be sure to call on him again.
Thanks. At midnight laBt night
we received a pleasant BurpriBe at the
' appearance of Mr. Conlisk bearing a
waiter well filled with an abundance
' of good things for the printers. Be
fore we bad time to ask a question a
splendid hnen was set for as on the
" bank," and all hands invited to par
take. Certainly we were not at all
offended at thia summary way of doing
things, for if there is any time a printer
can enjoy a good lnuch it is about
raiduight. Mr. Conlisk will please
accept our thanks for his thoughtful,
ness of the printer, who says with
Byron,
' , - "Thou art the friend
To whom the shadows of long years
extend."
REPORT OP THB GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury, upon inspection of
County Hospital and Prison, would
suggest that the former building is
very inferior, and would suggest that
the building adjoining, known as the
Oregon Hotel, should bo procured for
the purpose of a Hospital, and that it
would-be a moro roomy and. suitable
building. Tbo Jury understand that
the rent would bo but a trifle more,
and the building better adapted to the
purpose. The appearance of the room
was neat, and in as good order as such
limithd premises would allow.
The- size of the Prison wonld ap
pear to the Jury entirely inadequbte
to properly keep the number of pris
eners now in charge, and would re.
eomraond either an enlargement of
the present premises or the construc
tion of a new boilding, combining
safety and fresh. air, and additional
colls.' .It: would appear to the Jury
that the officers in charge are atten
tive to their duties, and keep the fail
'in an good order as Us crowded state
will admit. Daniel Bamow,
Foreman Grand Jury.
IDAHO NEWS.
From the Statesman of the 10th
iist. we compile the following :
A man named Clark who bad been
confined in th guard house at Fort
Boise, for the marder of Ilayniond in
Boise City, was found hanging on a
temporary gallows' just outside of
ine city, on the morning of the 7th
hist A1 party of men, disguised, num
bering fifteen or twenty, attacked the
guard, entered the guard house, and
threw down and tied the men on duty,
threatening- then with instant doath
if they gave an alarm. They then
went into the cell where the prisoner
was confined, took him out and bun
him. After they were gone, orio of
tfie guard loosened himself and then
bis oompanioBS, and gave tho alarm,
but the night was too dark to learn
what way they bad taken the prisoner.
From all circumstances attending the
case, there can be no doubt but there
is a most effective and determined or
ganization of "Vigilantes" in that
community. The idea of taking the
chances of overpowering the sentinels
and guard at the post was a bold one,
though at that time the men were all
detailed on different expeditions, the
offioers all absent, and not a sufficient
number of men to do garrison duty.
The following notice was pinned to
one of tho posts of the gibbet :
Justice has now commenced her
righteous work. This suffering com
munity, which has already lain too
long under the ban of ruffianism shall
now be renovated of its thieves and
assassins. Forbearance has at last
ceased to be a virtue, and an outraged
community has most solemnly ros
solved on bels-protection. .
Let this man's fate be a terrible
warning to all his kind, for the arguB
eye of Justice' is no more sure to Bee
than her arm will be certain to strike.
The soil of this beautiful valley
shall no longer be desecrated by the
Sresenee of thieves and assasbinp,
'his fatal examplo has no terror for
the innocent, but let the guilty beware,
and not delay too long, and take warn
ing. .
On the 8th, a soldier named Mc
Cord, belonging to Captain White's
Company of Oregon Cavalry, was
killed at Fort Boise. He was on duty
in the guard-hoDso,-and had been
asleep.. He went out a short distance
from the guard-house, and soon came
back, passed tho sentinel and rushed
into the house so unceremoniously
that the guard inside, supposing him
to be a party come toattack theprem
ises again, fired, killing him, instantly.
The freight comes tumbling in this
week. Several trains passed yester
day; one, Mr.LoomiV, for Eocky Bar,
and others for Blackfoot. Several ox
i teams were unloading at different
places along Main street.
The -dead body of a man named
Chas. Pinckles was lately found in a
prospoct hole, near' Thomas' I Gulch,
about a mile from Idaho City.
. .Th& World notices the arrival of
eight paok trains and. . two wagon
trains in Idaho City,""from Umatilla,
during the week , ending April 7th.
One of ,the trains . belonging to Frank
Louder, .had seventy animals.
There is a soaroity of . men in and
around Idaho City, and minors are
commanding good wages. , :
CfoM Xafc, So. ft, I. . "o. FV
Meet. eT.ry Friday erenlog at T o'clock, la Gate.
H!l, corner of Second and Court Street.. ' Brothera i.
good .landing at Intited to attend. By ortor. N.O,
Wmo Lode, Kev IB, A. F. M.
Hold. 1U atated Communications on the Vint and Third
Mondaya of aach month, a rkelr hall. In Dallaa 0it.
BT1"? -''" rh.ruwl to att.n
Bau Ulfvn, Bm. By ordtr of tor W. V.
Letter from blackfoot. .
Blaokvoot, Marcb 28, 1866.
Friino B.: I received your kind note of
the 13th of February about a week ago, and
aa Waldron elarts back to-morrow,1 1 will try
and give you a little information concerning
tbia country. In tbe first plaoe, we bare bad
ratber a tedious winter, and a few very cold
daya, and pretty deep anow, and aome awful
anow-atorma; but I think, on tbe whole, I
baveezperienced aa cold weather lu tbe States
of Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois and Iowa.
But what hurts tbe worst bere, we were for a
wbile shut off from all outside communica
tion ; but tbe anow now ia going off very fast,
and bere in town, ob'r horrible, hnw muddy I
Tbe snow in Front street Is all off from Birds
eye's upper buildings down to tbe lower end
of town. People begin to move around, and
times are quite brisk, and tbe merchants and
saloon keepers are patting up One fronts and
painting up.
Prospects look favorable for Blackfoot.
Everybody seems tb be confident that Deer
Lodge county is the county in Montana Ter
ritory, and that Blackfoot is, tbe town.
Now, in relation to prices! current here, I
am but little posted. I will give you only
some few articles : Flour retails at $34, bacon
75o, Java coffee $1 25, rice $1", tobacco $4 to
$6, and (retting raiher scarce. D. bought a
lot of fluur tbe other day for $2T 60. Since
then it has gone up a little ; bui if I bad flour
here I wonld dispose of it at present prices if
I could. '
Elk, Bear, and several smaller gulches In
that vicinity, are all tbe go for some; but I
think mcOlellan'a Gulcb and Carponter'a, and
tbe bill and bar diggings around bere are
all 0. K.
DENTAL NOTICE. Doing about to make a
professional tour to the towns and settlements np tha
Columbia. I respectfully cull the attention of those of my
patrons who are In need of Dental Opo rations of any char
actor, to the fact, so that they miy have an opportunity
to avail themselves of my aervlcos before my departure,
If so desired. I will leave about the 20th of March, and
return to this place to resume my practice, about the
18th of Juno. OJtq J, w. GURLEY.
LATEST NEWS!
ALL THB
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EUROPEAN, EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA
NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES,
Received Regularly every steamer, by
s.j. Mccormick,
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
105 Front Street Portland
Paper, and Magazines packed and
Forwarded by mail or Kxpreaa
TO ANY PART OP. THB MINUS
In Oregon, Washington, Idaho or Montana.
Subwrlptlon. Received fcr any
NEWSPAPER OB MAGAZINE PUBLISHED.
Kew Books, Music, 4e., by every Steamer,
30,000
WORTH OF
BO OK S ,
STATIONERY
AND
. FANCY GOODS,
(CIIEAPFOROASII.
CRYSTAL SALOON
AND
.:. 'billiard room,
, JOHN RINDliATJB, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON BT, next dtor to F HUNCH GILMAM
.AtlmlnlHtrator'B A'uii.
AN APPLICATION HAVING BEEN THIS DAY
madefy F. 0. Sols, administrator, for an order to
ell the real property of the estate of M. H. Adams, de
ceased, tor the purpose of paying the debts of said estate
and oxpenses oi administration, it is ordered that aaid
application be heard on the tret Monday of May, 1666.
and that this due notico thereof be given by publishing
WunV' M" "" RP - "Jb- iS
, Canyon CltfrMarch KltU??!:,
' ; NOTICE
IS HEREBY 6IYKN that R8Y. FATHER ME8PLIB
has nothing to do any more with the CATHOLIC
TJfr i h. leaslSg af
the said Mission Farm by him to JOHN B. MKBPLIK
bearing data of the 6th of July. 1865, hat not Beet Trail!
iZLX: N- DLNCUCT. Archbishop of Oregon f5K,
whale the guardiau and aola administrator of all th
property nt the Cathollo Church at tha Dallea and alaZ
wbera; that aaidi Archclshop ia nut responsible and shall
not pay any exneaditwa- or ispiovamenU made on iajd
1 ??r ny. "bwcontractedby any person or peiaou
notaattaoruwd ay the sign tftWsatacVlber.
F. N. BLANCHE?,
Portland; Orago.. April , m. Um'.
HOUSE!
No. 100 MilS STREET, DALLES,
TUB UNDER8IONKD THANKFUL FOR PAST
Favors, respeetfaUy lafucms the cltlaens of ther
Dallea, and tha public generally, that ha continues to '
ell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
' OR PRIVATE SXLMr
Real Estate,
General Merclaanler
Giocerleit,
Mules,
Furniture,
Htockd, &.c. &.C.-
BBOVXAB SALE DAYS,
Tuesdays and Saturdays; .
Casb Advanees made on Consignments,
And PROMPT RETVSN Made of sales.
Out-doer, and BpecuuT Solas attended to In any part of.
tbe city.
JOHN WlXLIAlrlS, Auctioneer.
J. JUKEH,
Slain Street. Dalles,
WHOiaani aiis Bxraa suLia m
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUIT,
PIPES, &o. "
JOWATS W STOU TBI BIST BUntOI
Cigars. Maeee, Matches, &cr
PLAYING CARDS,
POCKET CUTLKKYv
PORT MONIBS,
COMBS and BRUSHES, o"ll klnda,
PKRFUMBRY, ot er.ry description
CHINA ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FI8HINO TACKLE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FAMOT GOODS, Ac v
Alao Powder.Shot, Lead, Powder Flasks, Basket., and
many other articles too nnmeront t mention.
a J Tntfirior Apnlmn Mrnnlli I n.ril rr m v. .
ap .unu IWWBUU yflUBB, Willi TrOlgMl aOrtefl. OC-
SELLIO OFF .AT COSTT
J. GOETZ & CO..
BTONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET, DALLESj
Offer their wellelected stock of
TOBACCO,
8EGARS,
PIPES,
. YANKEE NOTIONS,
- - AND ' '
STATIONEEYr
AT
SAN- FRANCISCO COST.
mr27tf
GATE & CHAPIN
: WHOLESALE A RETAIU
DEUGGIST.s;
STONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
DALLE8rOREGONl
Importers and Jobbers of . . - j - ,
I PATENT MEDICINES, , .
CHEMICALS A FATVCI QOOD3,
BODA, CORKS A ACIDS;
OIL'S, ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES LIQUORS, '
PAINTS, GLASS BRUSHES. f
PHYSICIANS PRKSCRIPTIOXS :
Accurately compounded. . , . -
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM.
A full and complete assortment of all article. In tli-
FBArSSlSUf ' BMALL ADVANCK ON 8AN
i ",Mer!''rta will pleas get our prtcea before order
ing below.
H. L. CUAPIN, - - : . JUSTIN GATES, f
Dalles Sacranipntn. ri .
W. QURLEY, DENTIST;
Dlaiii St., BKllet), Oregon
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
tha cltliens of this place and Ti
clulty, that baring returned from a pro-
fflflufnnftl famr(kMi.nli . . . . .
; uiirie, nt. nas
, - . k.Mw. u, nDini, in tne room
former yoocupiedi 6y him, In the builditii occmlrrt I..
llL00" B",lr- Photograph Artist and adlolnluir VnU
oron iiroa.- urua. etoi e. He takes this nitl,od of ex-
1.tlK,,,toLil,h.,.,,berl" r"o"" heretofore ex
tended to hlui, and solicits a contlnnanoe of the same. -
- 1't.wr of rston. ft( . ; v.
Entire Denture on Gold Base. tign i0
, , ' . Upper Denture, Gold huZ"" , M " 120
" Denture. Vulcanite Base .....,m 70 ' 126
" ST Dentnra, Vuloanlta Bas I B "J
' g?!?,"""'?;? Inserted from one dollar upward.
Chlldrena Teeth extracted free af oharire. ,ei3.tf
Treasurer'H ivniim
THE FOLLOWING COUNTY ORDERS will be pai
uponpreaeuUttonarmaofflp.., , . rla
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Mi ...
17
Aug. (t,
spr,
Bopt a,
Noi,
Not W
Not 10
Deo. 8
Deo 12
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- ..6.
Jan. 6 18ST ..M ....... '...ju
Jams ,. a
In favor qf. ,
R W Crandall:
' E B Crandall;
3 B Harford.
T H MoAmlir.
J B Harford. ,
T M McAualhN
ORMetgs.
J B Uarord- :
adds
.181
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i B Harford'
J Kllclt
6...... 484 ' B W klitih.it
H. J. V AI.DRQN. Traanrer.
x.wEitir FsUiSweSstT
T hSTtt fait rAaatiaA aU
ASSORTED FLOWERS
Which I will aall at raaaonabla Prlcaa.
J. JTKH..