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WKDXE3DAT M08SIS0, HAT 81806.
Gi!nihl3tkqb' headquarters "are ordered
to Portland. .. 'v y - i: ' ',' jjj J
Rtoawbsrries four and five inches in cir
cumference,re ool very uncommon in MaryS
ville, Cal. '
t Is estimated that eighteen thousand
..elephants are yearly killed to supply Shef
field, England, alone with ivory. , ,
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Pkrsonai.. Mr. w".,Q. Holman, an old rest'
lnt or the Dulles, returned from the Eal on
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.
Monday night, where be bad spent the winter
Spiakwq, The Congressional candidates
. will address the people of the Dulles this
evening at 7 o'clock, at Cbapin'i Hall. Turn
out, everybody I. "' -.ii ; ; 'v
The Catholics are making preparations to
praudly celebrate the eighteen hundredth an-
niversary of the martyrdom of St. Peter, on
the 29th of June.
Thi Appeal, always assiduous toward the
- commercial interests of Marysville, says that
nearly every man and woman Id the city own
11 dog, or two dows. . .
Ii) Virginia City, a company of forty Clitna
tneu have hired two wagons tor $1,300,. to
carry tbem to Idaho. They will be welcome
inhabitants of Idaho.'
On Saturday night last, a party' of Indians
made a descent on a bund of horses belong
ing to J. N. Clark, between Bridge Creek and
Pennington, 00 the Canyon City, road, and
succeeded in running them off.
. During) the present politisal excitement our
citizens should not forget to make arrange
ments for appropriately celebrating the com
' iug Fourth of July. It is near time that some
action was bad on this matter. Let some
person take bold and start the ball a rolling.
" Too Tboo ?' The Virginia City Enterpriit
relates that a Boston getleman visited that
. city, and when asked bow be liked it, said
that be liked it very Well, bol, nevertheless,
. b mouKOi ia going auiuug iuo nunes hdu I
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mountains there was 11 rather too much exer
cise to the mile." .
M Tight at Vancouver. A 'tight occurred
between a party of soldiers, of the cavalry,
and some citizens, at Vancouver, on Monday
.night, In which one soldier was killed and
three. others wounded, besides two hurdy
gurdy girls bad their legs broken. It appears
. that tbe soldiers were paid off on Monday,
and after nighty went to tbe town for the pur
pose of "Cleaning out" a hurdy-gurdy bouse.
Several shot were fired and stones flew thick
and fast,., The fight lasted some time, but
finally tbe soldiers were driven from tbe
: bouse and order was restored. .., ... . : i. i .
'How to Kier Cbolira Off! Many people
are anxious to know bow to comport them
selves In conduct and , matters of diet, 'so as
to bo free of the danger of an attack from
'cholera.' Medical authorities generally agree
' in the following proposition! : Keep the per
son and: premises clean; have rooms well
ventilated avoid excessive use of intoxicat
ing drinks; be careful of the diet, and eat
nothing but healthy and plain food; eschew
ahelUfisb when the cholera Is about; expel
nil fear from tbe mind; be quiet n'nd nt end
to business at usuat; be regular ia ail habits
and general! abstemious.
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Paoa rat Uppaa ..Coujhia. The t?amer
J'orty-Niti, plyln(f on the Oolumbia river be
iweeu I.iltle Dalles, V. T.,and Death Rapids,
H -0,, Capl. L. Wblw.coromatidltig, has 'ro Ado
Imr first trip. Sba left Little Dalles oa tbe
13th ot April, tod arrived, at Deavb Rapids or
"iLe th a distaoce, of, Dearly 300 miles.--Mje
had rga number, of passengers, en
rovtt for th Columbis. miuei: Tbe trip wai
nut a ..leasaat po. t ?M to(tiOd neatly
a,) tbe time, oesiaei ney ,su w
' " . .t ' mi. .... '
tbrooglf tw.lv. miles tt ice The snow on
tbe river banks ranged from two to Jour reet
ii aepm. tjoiy ' pu- r--- -
from tbe other ;side this 'P'1" j ol'''tlb"
Imd their tee badly froen.: Tbej report that
the trail cannot W4rvHea itn aaiety
over a month yel. aeany ju
rered io the mhief. Several moreereeks hare
heen discovered that s; ve promise of great
.i.k.... Tk. .iraiaar mid her return trio
in IweolV-Bi running bouri. The rtad from
. r.vK-IIU in . Mttla Dalles ll in eeod order.
' Tbe iteamtr was to art.op br second trip
on Mandar, April 30th. If. W Slat .
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Convention which met in
this city on Monday last, put forth a ticket,
which, to say the least, is weak. The ex
pectation that the convention would put forth
candidates who " would sweep the county1
has hot been met, and wherent some of our
Democratic friends feel very sore, though like
good Democrats "will support the ticket."
The nominees (or Representatives to the Leg
islature, Messrs. Humason and Dodge, were
put forward with a double purpose, the for
mer to catch the voles of shaky Onion men,
and the latter to use the influence of the 0.
S. N, Company for the ticket. Mr. Humason
is not by far the choice of his present party
in this county, but his nomination was forced
.u . iu ii a.u .
on the old " stand-bys," and they, as a matter
of course, were compelled to swallow the pill.
If the men who urged his nomination suppose
that any man in the Union party is weak
enough to vote the ticket because of Ibis
nomination they are badly looled individuals'
While we recognize in Mr. Dodge a gentleman
of good standitig n the community, be is not
tbe person the people of this county desire to
eend to the Legislature. Employed at this
point as Agent of the 0. S., N. Company, be
is no further identified with us. He is here
as a transient person, and has no interest
among us. 'Subject to be ordered to a dif
ferent elation at any time, he is not capable
of representing the wants of Ms people of tbe
county, from the fact that be is unknown to
them. To represent tbe wants of any people
in a legislative body, a man must be known to
his constituents and be familiar with their in
terests.' If tbe Democracy of this county
have not men in their party who' are of the
peoplo, they had better have made no nomi-
ualions, but let men who own property to the
value of thousands, pay taxes, and are in
other ways identified with our interests, go
and represent us. This county needs men
who win work 11 tbe nut Legislature men
who will work, not for tbe interest of any
corporation or company, but for tbe wbole
county. " These men the Union party present
to the -voters of Wnscd comity for their su f
frage, "and we haVe no fears but on tbe itb
dar of June next tlier will roll nn a malnrii
8Uch R, tuig county ha, neTer Wen .
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cundidatest
, The candidate for County Clerk, Mr: Hoi
land, ia a good citizen, but of bis clerical
ability we know nothing! Tbe people have
tried tbe preseut incumbent of that office and
find him all that they desire. We hardly think
the citizens of this county can better tbem
selves, and we know they do not intend to
try , i j .' v , .;i ,v , 'U
Mr. Ferguson, for' Sheriff, was as good a
nomination as could be made out of the ma
terial before the convention, but will have lo
go wijb bis ticket up Salt river.,; t,
Mr. Buchanan, for Treasurer, is a good
nomination. He is a competent man for tbe
position, and If elected will make a good
officer. '
' .The whole ticket is one that can easily be
defeated iu the county if the Union men will
(10 to work between now and election. It is
lop heavy, and we are of the opinion that 1
will require .more steam to nrboel it through
tbe canvass than tbe candidates' are able to
carry.;- ;
Good Orb. Mr. Smith, of Beaverhead.
""""u uuw aiictiiuicua oi name-
snake ore, among others, we specially men-
iton mat or uoioen wate . lode, whicli is
balnly silver ore, though assayine $59 68
I per ton, la gold, t A deep shaft has been sunk
on this lodge; by Mossrs". Smith k Graeter,
ana me total assay irom. sn average speci
men is worth' $523 20 per cord. We bear
that furnices will spring up there, in all di
rections within the next few months. Lieu
tenant Jdhnson', who with his lady, has late
ly paid us a visit from Rattlesnake, is delv
ing and digging ' on tha Iatot'and other
lodes, the assays from which are most satis
factory. A large mill is coming np from the
river, to be placed on. the ledges under his
management Montana J ott.
Spbino FmcioutinO. On Sund&v 'last.
miu.uio tiniur ui cimni nuguua Bvarieil lor
C(lch9 Vttlley, Utah. " Prank Koon's traiu of
. , .doMB wagon, U(l tot Salt Lake City.
if: M.rK r' .
Oeorg, weu i charge of the Allen &
MiUard wagons, tho old Buttcrfiold freight.
exBrcMj MJora train of twelve waroni in
or cha . Cha(n wa0B.B1M';r b
roUed but en roote lor the summit of the
Dlv,de betwMn this aBd Snake rive j0 fetcb
fl , t ,h fc , UM.w H f ;fomit
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Oaanlpe Uull's Puhnwar ll.Uam Is sold for flfly
s only, Jt Is the quickest and moat eBtaclooi rem
edy axUnt for Conjhi, Ccld Asthma, and all puUdod -
j ffsctatlons. , m "
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A CARD.
A my name was used yesterday In the Democratlo
County Convention without my consent, I hereby fWe
notice that I decline the nomination and would request
that no pen-on be Influenced to voto forme, I will not
era ma (f elected. G. II. OILMAN.
Religions Notice.
Cithouo Chorob Moraine; aorrlca : Mi, at, 10J 5
o'clock. Kteninu nor vice: Vespers and Benediction, at
Vi o'clock. Sunday School at 2 o'clock, p.m.
uiWtt
FATHKlt L. D1ELKMAN, Paetor.
Columbia Lodge, No. 0, I. O. O. F.-
Meets every Friday evening at T o'clock, iu tiatoe
Hall, corner of Second and Court Btreeta. Brothera in
good etaniliug are Invited to attend. By order. fl.U.
Wasco Lodge, No. 19, A. P. A. M.
Holds Its stated Communications on the Flret and Third
Mondays of each mouth, at their hall. In Dalles City.
Brethren in good standing are Invited to attend. .
Setu L. Pops, Bec'y. . By order of the W. M.
JOSLYN AND CURTIS' IIUTTER
, At 50 cents per pound,
For Sale by
J. B. DICKKltSON.
' Second Street.
mudi ,
I' It OF. MURRAY'S
MAGrIC OIL,
for Site by ' ' '' ' GATES ft CDAPIN.
. AL80, AGENTS FOIl DR. DUNCAN'S ' i
Whooping Cough Specific.
FRED. LIEBE,
GROCERY, PROVISION,
..,.-.( - AND i . . i
TIP It, XT 1 T STOKE,
Wttnlinuton Street, oppoalte French k (itlmnri'ii, Dttllet.
lliu on hand a inrgo hiiu wtll-aurjorteu stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Frcsli Butter &. Eff ffS,
Recnlved dally. A Inrgs lot of CHICKENS alwaya on
hand.. FHIII'M of all kinds. 1 VKKSII VKUETABLE8
eiory morning. All articles warranted.
QfrQ JJe a Qat Everybody
PRICKS LOW.
au!8:tf
1. LTEDE.
ORECOX STEAM MAY. COMPANY
Notice.; ' ; '
FREIGHT ON FLOUR REDUCED.
T N AND ArTRU TUHiDAV, MAT lit, nntll further
1 W notice. frulL'hton Flour will ba aa follow i.
from pultun to Umatilla.......'.....) f 6 SO Ber ton.
. " " W Hi I till. 7 Ml
" " Wnlte lllnffa . IS 00 "
Lewiiton 21 00 "
Dalles. May lat, 186(1.
FRANK TDODQB,
mtillw Agent 0. S. N. Co., Dalles.
J. F. KELLOGG, DENTIST,
Main St., Dalles, Oregon. , . t
AFTRR NEARLY 8IXTKKN TEARS gnayi.i-l.t
practice In hie profBtiin, wonld EkS;!'
rertpoctfnlly Inform the cltlzeus of the (JffVy'V11
Dalles end the nnblle aenernllr. tlint h- -t I I I I
has leased the Dental Office lately occupied by J. W.
OUKIiKY, Dentist, where ha can be found prepared to at
tend to inosa roqmrlng un proiessioaal sarTioea.'
( Ipriot Honas From 8 o'clock. A. .. to 12 : and from
1 o'cloct. l. u. to 6 p. M. . matt
SELECT SCHOOL.
rvpiIR UNDERSIGNED WILL
OPEN A SELECT
JL BCUOOLter children on
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' Mnniliiv. Mnv VtU. IfiAA.
On THIRD FTEEF.T, between Washington and Conrt.
Tuition per quarter,....,.... ....1....90 00
m2tf MISS M. SNYDER.
J. 13. IJICIERSOPir,
' . ' Dealer in all kinds of
GROCERIES & GRAIN,
, . AIMS ..,..
TiOwest CaBh Rates.
. - i v iAL80;.'iit a
Trt(3T vt a, pTTOTTS' nTTTTtTTJ
JUOlilf JM (tlUttilB UUXXihtl,
-. On hand, and received Fresh every week. '
Come One, Gome ill, and Give me a Call,
AT C0.N8EU k BARTER'S OLD STAND.
Wanted. 7 1 v '
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A WOMAN TO SO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
2m. flood wages yald. Enquire at this ufflco. apJUtf.
SVPCRIOR CALIFORNIA
RANCH BUTTER!
A ew Packairti CholM. In auanHtiw to iuii. nt
-ofitf iiAi.nwiM nuAa
NEW YORK 13A.KKIIY
and;
GROCERY' STORE
inuiis eirvvi uuiies. . .., ;.T ,i
mhffltf FHHDEItICK DINZER.
"a WADAMElS TRLLIER WOULD RR8PECTFULLT
IV . Inform tha Ladles ot tha Dalle and rkAuttv. thai
Xotm tha LaiUea of tha Dalleaand TloliiUv, that
she ii now prepared to doall kinds ot 1RESS, CLOAK,
aad PALETOT uaktiR.' Also, CUTTING and FIT'lINd
lua new and Improved stjrle, aaver berora Introduced id
thisDlace. ...... . -..r - ' -. r r- .ni'
She win warrant to cits aatisiacnon, ana would most
reeneotfuIlT solicit a liberal natrons ir
In tha Kooras latalr occaplad by nn, hue, orer
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!MiraneraBior,oa waaasngtoa streat, eatwean oecona
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOUSE!
No, 100 MAIX STREET, DALLES.
THK UNDERSIGNED1 THANKFUL FOR 9 Aft
Jffwom, reirctriily Infm iub the citizen of U .
PnllM, and tlio public geuer.., that lie coutmue tv
PUBLIC AUCTION
Oil PRIVATE SALE,
Real Estate,
General Merchandise,
Giocei'leti, .. ,
liorNCN,
.. ..Mules, i t r ,
I A ;. i -i V Furniture '
StOCAiN, iiC. &c.
I,'.; regular sale bats,' m :,'.
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,
And PROMPT 11KTURN m da of salos.
Oat-door aud Spociul Sales attended to Id aay part of
the city. ; . .
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
J. JTJKER,
Slain Street. Dalles,
WHOU9ALI n IlITAli VEAUK IN .
CIGAES. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, &o.
ALWATS IS 8T0KI THI BC8T URANUS OF
Cigars, Tobacco, Matches, &c
P LATINO CAHDS.
POCKET CUTLERY,
JOB MONIES. i - '
COMDS and DUUSHE8, o' all kinds,
, PEltFLiMEHY. ul evry descriutioD,- i v4
CHINA ORNAMENTS ' . .-'
TOYS. DOLLS, etc.
F1SII HOOKS and FISHING TACKLE,
MUSICAL 1 N bT It U MEATS,
JFANCY GOODS, . ' " '
Also Powdar.Shot. Lead. Powdur Flasks. Baskets, aal
many other articles too namorons to mention.
& Interior dealers supuliml with Cifrars. Tobacco, rtt.
at less than Fortlaud prices, with Irelitbt added. oe4
SELLING OFF AT COST !
J.GOETZ&CO..'..
PTONB B01LDINO, WASHINGTON BTRKVT, DALLKt,
.;" Offer their well-selected stock of
TOBACCO, : Vt;.:-" ',-
J y , ., 8EGAB &, ''"
', . . , pipjgg .
YANKEE JNOTIONS,
. i 'i ' ' AND"- V V " '
8T.A T I O N"E RYr;
AT
BAN.'FRAN CISCO COST,
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GATES & CIIAPIN
WHOLESALE k RETAIL
DRTJGG'ISTS!,
BTONE BUILWNO, WASHINGTON 8TUKET, ;
pA.iLLX:s, OKEQON.J: .
' Importers and Jobbers of
, PATENT M KDIOl.VES, S ' ' i - ' 1 ' t t v ', i
CHEMICALS A FANCY GOODS, ' " "
1 SODA, C0RK8 ACIDS, "
. OIL8, ALCOHOL, . Jt . ? J? , J
' PUUB WIN ES A LIQUORS, . 0 ' - vT,
PAINTS, GLAB3 k BRUSHES. ' ' 1 !
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS A
Accurately compenndad. ' . i. - .
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM.
Anillftnd coridIMs aflfortment of ll hpiIm im m.
Photographic Line, ntr SMALL, ADVANCti ON SAH
Murchauu will plMrt get out prlcf below ordoA
Ine below.
L.CIIAPIN, .. ' JUSTIN OATK8
Dalles. - Sacramento, CM.
LASy( x CHANCE l
WE WOULD CALt THE ATTENTION OF TU
public to tho tact that Wo are elualuz oat ..r
itocko(
DRY GOODS; StC, ' &c;v
At Greatly Reduced RateaJ1
And onof barci'ns wbich ean'bot sail t'aatlf eiAajr
wssvttm arthrtrs l wir line.-' ; i
WINTKNCLOBIN0Ua BUSINESS 11KRE ti?
t the FIHST OF JUNM na.L.nrf t.wA
portttolty of onca mora calling upon those iudabled ui
na to rail and sattl. We will not. If we can halnii .
place any of our accounts la the lianda uf leaal cnfiatlJ
tors; but if obliged to do so. w. shall lr
awJ"-.-.,.: ': iA -.... HtOVytMtO... .
DALLES fc nOKLAHI(
i , ( HI TtiT'T? NTT I it f'
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Landtng..Fott of Enlon -Street.
THE PKO.pRIET0It8 ARK NOW PREPARED WITB
STAUNCH AND ROOMY. BOATS; to woes "
; TraveIersj;More & ,itocWk , ;
Jj" ewjesjjjoij- Mmk at'tUaibl, ..'
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