.VI 5t tin
Epitome of TelegraphlcewsT
I' COMHUD FROM THE OIlKdONIAK.
Chicago, April 30. About three o'clock
yesterday morning six burdens entered the
residence of Cashier Harrison, of the No
tional Bank, nt Cadiz, Uhio, bound nnd gag.
ired the cashier, and compelled him and his
wife to deliver up the keys of the bank safe
l'roccodinjr thence to tue bank i hey effected
mi entrauue and robbed the bank of $3UU,0u0
in U. S. bonds, and $5,000 in deposits.
After locking the watchman in: lie, they
made good their escape on a baud cur, after
vu.ling the telegraph wires.
WatU'mgton, April 30. The State Depirt
meat yesterday received positive advices to
the effect that the difficulty between Prussia
and Austria will find n peaceable solu' ion .
The report comes from the highest author
ity in tn e French capital.
Senator Morrill's bill dissolving the pres
ent municipal government of Washington,
and substituting a board of commissioners,
will probably be reported lu the Senate this
week. A significant featuro of the bill is,
that the power to Appoint commissioners is
vested in the Supreme Court of tho District.
Four members of tlim body, it is understood,
oppose the President's policy
Waxlumjlon, April 3u. There has been a
careful canvass to ascertain the feeing of
Congressmen relative to the report ot tho
reconstruction committee, and it may be
ta ed that although there is some disap
pointment manifested, tho Republican mem
bers, with hardly any exception, are willing
to accept the propositions of the committee,
Which are submitted as amendments to the
Const'tutiou. Sumner is disposed to sup
port them, though he objects to the terms of
, the act for the admission of the States. It
is understood that Ilinghara, believing the
act us reported will put in the power of a
few Slates to prevent ho restoration of
tflhcrs, urited upon, tho committee the follow
ing as a substitute :
Whenever any State lately in insurrection
film 11 adopt those amendments nnd conform
its constitution uud laws thereto, it shall be
entitled at once to Senators nnd Representa
tives in Congress, provided they shall be duly
elected and qualified, nnd can take the oath.
It may be considered certain that In addi
tion to the above, various other amendments
will be offered In hoth houses, when the
question comes up for discussion. The re
port was introduced in Congress to-day; It
is intended to press it to an early vote,
though a reasonable amount of debate will
bo allowed. Should it be pns.-c I by the
rcquisi'e two-thirds, a resolution will be pre
sented requesting Governors to convene the
State legislatures in extra session for the
purpose of 'ratifying the amendment. A
Democratic member of the comtui tee, yes
terday, submitted the plan as agreed on to
the President. Johnson thought it was a
practical denial of the iiegro-suttVage is'iie,
while on the other hand it virtually assumed
the unconstitutionality of the civil riuhts
bill by Incorporating it in the Constitution.
Where is tub Protection 7 It is
hodHtinyly asserted thiit no more quiet
city can be found anywhore than this
one. Does the rocord of lust Monday
night sustain the assertion ? A quiet,
peaceable citizen, respected by all who
knew him, is foully assassinated, lie
is shot in the back by a sneaking cow.
nrd killod at a time when hois on
trial before tho Probate Court of this
county obeying to tho letter every
requirement of that Court. A simple
drunk is promptly arrested, imprison
od, fined and taught the majesty of
law und municipal regulation; but an
assassin can steal up behind a man,
discharge a load of buckshot into his
body run across tho-streot in pres
ence of numerous citizens and polices
men, and escape. Is that the way to
afford peace and security to tho resi
dents of this city 1 It is expected that
no efforts will bo spared te socuro tho
assassin of Brassfield notwithstand.
ing it bas been asserted in this city
that he was justly killed. It is due to
the honor and credit of this commu
nity that the assassin be punished, and
wo agree with the Judre of the Pro
hato Court, that it will be very strange
indeed if be is not caught and brought
to justice. Let the law be adminis
tered alike to Mormon and Gentile.
The present will not admit of any dis
tinction. Let it be so remombered.
Vedette. ' : .
Cheap.-i'ou can buy u first-class
houso in J apan for $30, and live com.
fortably In it. for 2 cents a day. Ser
vants charge 50 cents n month, and a
horse and groom may bo had for the
Bnme.lime for 11,50. ,
Isaac F. m.ocn.
Sun Francisco,
C, S. MiLUR.
Dalles.
Bloch, Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GEO C ER S,
AND DEALKKS IN
Wines & JLiiqxxors,
And Importers and Jobbers of '
CLOTHING
Boots & Shoes,
Underclothing,
. Blankets,
etc., - etc., etc.
.ASSAY OFFICE.
WK VUVK AN ASSAY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
with our hnsineas, under lio entire supervision
of Mr. Miller. We make return In Ham In six hours
We iruarnuteo nil our Assavs nnd pav the 1IIOHEST
CASH I'lllOI. Tor )lin. Wo also pay tlie llijthest
Cash Price for Cold Dim. ,
nr.ocrr, miller & nx.
myOtf Cor. Slain and Washington streets. Dulles.
. . : dealers ix
HARDWARE,
IRON fit STEEL.
G-ROOERIES.
BY THE PACKAGE.
"FOROASH,"
At San Francisco Prices,
Adding coat of Transportation.
. CUMMINQ & GRANT, ...i
Dalles, Oregon
ml3tf
Latest jews i
?&tm . ALL THE . xrfTm
ALL THE!
LATEST
EUROPEAN, EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA '
NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES,
Received Regularly every steamer, by
s. j. Mccormick,
FHAKLI BOOKSTORE,
lO." Front Stroot Portland
Papors nnd Magazines packod and
Forwarded by mail or Hxpresn
TO ANY PART OP THE MUTE 3
In Oregon, Washington, Idaho or Montana.
Subscription Received fcr any
XEWSPAPKB Ott MA0AZIXK PUBLISHED.
Haw Books, Music, Ice., by every Steamer.
ssoTboo
WOltTH OF
'BO OK 8 .
STATIONERY
AND ' . ,
FANCY GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
alfldlwjw
F. DEHM,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
nEALKR IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, ,
i ' vii'viva, uuia .-enslaver aouriarea nare,
Spectacles, Cutlery, Ac.
arPartlculur attention naid to renalrlnir ftnetuui
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. All Watches repaired by
mo wiirniottnj lor (weive nionilis.
N. li. All order from the upper noun try, by Express
or otherwise, proniptly attended to.
-A. 0AEDT
MADAME LR TKLLIER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
liirnrm the Ladles of the Dalles and vlrinfty,' tint
she is now prepared to do all kind of DRESS, CLOAK,
and PALETOT making.- Also, CUTTING ami FITTING
In a new and Improved style, never before Introduced iu
this place.
She will warrant to Rive satisfaction, and would most
respectfully solicit a liberal patronage.
In the Knonis lutelv occiinlod he Mm. Whlia m
Dresner's Store, on Washington street, between Second
and Third.
Dalles. March 2Tth, 1800 " mr'JTtf
NOTICE.
ALT. PERSONS INDEBTED to the undersigned are
respectfully requested to eonir and settle their ac
counts wlthiu THIRTY DAYS, and savo costs.
aAJdlm . . f A. I. BLOC II A CO.
WALDUON JUIIOS., ,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
Main Street, Dalles, Oregon. ,
WE NOW OCCUPY OUR NEW TWO STORY FIRE
proof Stone building." opposite Hioch. Miller A
Co.. and offer to the public a full mid complete stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Cheuiicnls, consisting iu part of
KEROSENE. '
TUIII'KNTINE,
ALCUUOI
ACIDS.
L1N8KKD,
LAKD,
LAMP WICKS A CHIMNEYS
.HOPS,
SAtlK.
BI'ONOKS.
LKKOIIKS,
COI(K..
CASTOR AND 1XDKJO AND
, NKATSFOOT Olt, LA.XPIILACK
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
AND -
PATKNT MKUICIIVKS.
Our stock of FAXCY GOODS I s of the flnest and best
l'oylt.v; new styhvoiid large assortnieuts. such aa
LUIIl.Vlj I'KKFUKKIlY. 11A1K,
LUHIN'STiilLKTSuAP. FLKSII,
POMADKS. SIIAVINO,
COSMKTIC9, HAT.
HAIIIOILS. CLOTIIKS.
COLIWNK. TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND KAIL BHUSHBS
TOOTH 1MWDKH8, ' AND COMBS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
Our liudlitle liir buying (tooils are sreond to none In
the Stan., and wo shall at all times sell at a small ad
vance from nost. Heady sales and small profit.
PIU'SICIAXS' PKKSCBIPTIOXS
Caremlly compounded at all hours of tho day and night.
Dulles, Sept. tf. 18H6. selU-tf
viaitY iMPoiirlNT
. ' TO
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
HAU-KOOMS.
TULTUS KRAKMKIl HAVING BOUGHT THE V..
tire Stock ot Merchamlliie uud Book Accounts of the
Inte lino ol I . Seller A Co., in tills oily, to which he has
added of his own importation (while doing business Iu
ruruiiuu) au iiumeuse tock ot the best manufactured
Crockery, GlatiHware,
Plated Ware, Lamps,
t liandcllei-N, Talle Cutlery
Xooklng-Gla8C8 and
All Kinds of Oils,
. All of which he olfurs at rwluced rate. Persons wlh
niK to uuy imy or tiie above-uieutluued articles, will do
well to Hire inn n cull before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders from the iuturior promptly attended to, and
go-ms iacKeu to go secure, uon't lull to call on mo.
ltudlu'sStoue BuildiiiK, Wasliington streut. Dalles.
JULIUS KRAEMER.
Dallos. March 17th. 1806 mhlTtf
. FRANKLIN MARKET.
CORNER OF 8EC0D AND WASHINGTON BTREE1S
VAM.ES, OKKGOX, '
JOHN KPP1NOER Proprietor
rail IK UNnKitsintKn
JL having HMti it), the-
fliers .uaraec in tne urcT
BTYLE,wlll keep coustuut-
ly uu hand all sorts of . ,
rresn and cured Meat,
Of the best qiiallty rnmlshed at the LOWEST KATK
My motto I to PLKASK A LI."
PARTI E8 HAVING SUPKItlOR STOCK FOR BALE
will do well local! at tlw Franklin Market.
' .. JOHN Et'PlNGKR.
Dalles, February 10th, 186. : ,
V ASIU(,TOA lllAItliliT.
oobxxr or
COURT AND SECOND STREETS. DALIES, Or.KGON
JOHN MICHELBACH, Pioprietor.
WILL KEEP ;
constantly on hand all the vsrU-
ii ics iuui uie uiarKetoan possibly
ONE HUHDREDJILES SAVED!
BLACKF00T & BIG I1E.D MIXES
BY WAY OF
White Bluilk!
TIIE SHORTEST AND SAFEST ROAD
For Land Travel.
Distance from Dalles to White ninth.,..,.'. inn me
" ', White Blufls to Pen d'Oielll......HK
' " " " . toColvllla 170 "
Travelers by land Tor cither of tho abovo Oolil Fields,
will save
Save Time Distance and Money
Ily taking the Whlto Dlnltt Itoad.
Wood, Water and Grass
Arc found on this Road within easy drives
The road I now open, and possesses udvnntage over
any other laud ronte from the Dalle.
- Published liy order of -
TIIBC1TIS8IJNS OF TIIE DALLES.
Dnllas. March. 20. 18Bn. mflhtfin.
COLUMBIA RIVER MINES 1
i.K. SOOTH HAIUIT VITISOX.
BOOTH te NEVISON,
Forwarding and Commlaalon Merchant
AND DELEII8 IN OENERAT MERCHANDISE,
Whlto ISImA'h, W. X,
FREIGHT FOR COLVILLH. UPPER COLUMBIA,
KOOTENAI and BLACKFOOT MINKS promptly
tirwarih'il.
Mark Goods D. N- Whlto Bluffs, W. T, '
KK!tCIS t
Pobti.jsd Richards A McCraken, Alio A lewis, and
Hodge A Clef.
Dam.ss Dloch. Miller A Co,. French A Oilman.
W. X3. DOUGLASS,
(Successor to William Blrnbanm.)
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
AND UALCk III ,
3J"ino "Watclies .;
-A.2STD JEWELRY,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF HIS FRIENDS AND
tho Public to his choice selection of
New and Fashionable Goods,
Respectrnlly soliciting their patronage. , '
irYS,.f,.'.E!l0MPm' a"d I'KOMUU'Y repaired and
JMHt Snt Door to the Poit Ofllea.
& CUUKD MKATS,
nnd always of the btst quality.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS v
uppited on reasonable terms.
The tinHornl fu.n I. .j....u Hnj ... ..... ,.i..i.
est cash price for FAT, OV1TI.K. Pin tle hiivlhK stock
iu ruuu tunuiuou,ure rcinesieu to call on him beihre
goiuit elsewhere. JOHN .MICHELBACH. .
wanes, aiarcnsist, ISuo. udiSltf
COAL OIL! COAL OIL, t
WALDKON BROS, have lust received l.ne In.
vale of COAL OIL, which thev offer it irreailT
ducedrutM. . , . ' ... JnJii . nl .
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
f jMIB DALLKS l.U'MUMt AND MANUFACTURING
JL COMPANY has recently attached a '
ITLOIJlJIISfO MILL
to their Steam Snsli itnd Door Factory, In this City, and
are new preisued to CHOP FEED, UltIND WHEAT and
CORN, and warrant to give the best aattslactiuu. On '
hand constantly and for sole .
FXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, '
SECONDS OR MIDDLINGS,
, MAN AND SHOUTS,
CHur FEED. CHICKEN FEED.
Also, a Supertar artlcl or CORN MEAL, from ikw
Corn. . . ,
The hlKhest market jwlce paid for WHEAT. CORN a
n",'Ki n,o. U. A. IIOOUE, Agent.
Dulles, Nov. 8,1805. . , ,,;t.
A.- a. 13ItVrIOI?,I),
IMPOltTElt AND JOBBER OF
Viiiesj & Xiquoris,
FRONT STREET,
Portland, ...... . . . Oregon.
OFFEltg FOR BALK A VERY LA 110 It AiSOKt
uieut of .
Brundles,
Wines,
Liquors,
t'i.. .. . Case Good,
, , &c, &c.
AThit Truij kLno...!....!....!. lH..l... ...
atitk beforo Iiorctiwiiij- elsewhere. nu2-tl
H.HEBMA&CO.,
MAIN ST., DALLES, OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL,
J JAVB JUST UF.CEI VED A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OK
SPIUXC ASU SCAIIUER COOD$v
f. Consisting Iii part of .
Faiirv nnil Kfmilo Bi.r r..i..
, A J v.wss
Clothing,
Uoot & Suoeg, .
"' ., HatH&Caps, .;
WhtcU they otter to toll at SMALL PROFITS.
Dalle, Mar JiSIth, 18U6. mr2Ttf ."
MONTANA! IDAHO! WASHOE
WE ARE PUTTING BP OVll
OKlOlNAL XUPEHIOR BRAND OF
emntimn wv
I ,., ;. ALSO ' . ... !.
C!IlAnxnr!s r -?? x- .
' -wa o-
IX DOUBLE GLAZED PAPERS,
To prenrv Its rtrenirth and flavor for the length of
time required to be I rwnrded to Hi above p ace
ForlbyolltheJoLiMi', and
. MAliDKX A FOI.OER, .
.tRmi.9 r,M,corJ "?"m c"ff' 1 Splc. Mills,
a18mlp2 , . , .. 220 Front Btreot, San Hrauclsco.
BOOKS! books:
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL.
CCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
' p,iiii,m ...iscefianeou UHKS.
Ul NOVELS, MAGAZINES, PAPKItS.i
c Ac. by every Summer, Post-0 Hie
Booasiore, ,uaiu street, Ualle. .
Garden Seeds Ibr tbe Million.
""T-tf r' : H. J. WALDRON
FLICS, WOOL and HIDL.
rpHKIHOUBST CASH PUICB PAID TO '
VVRS, WOOL, ASD HIDES, at
J. ,., McPMAKEN, MERRILL A COS ' :
mhl83nt 10 N01II1 Fiont k,. . 5 J .
. .v,,inim,
CRYSTAL S ALOCrft
. ' ; '','''. ' ,KD V. ' " ', " .
BiLLIAliu ROOM, ; ;
! JOHN UI5DLAUD, ProprU,,r,
vTASIlIKOTON ST., next deor to FRENCH A OILMAN
' ' NOTICE. .
I ?.!.? pP,nlrt "AIT nt authorlrrt tti
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