rw r . .it, i
TUVRSD.IT M0MI.V6, HAT 10,' 1866.
Judob Oilbi, (Maryland, bin decided tbat
the military parole of a rtbel officer does not
exempt him from civil process upon charge
of treason.
Ox the 2d Inst, a man named Jucob Ottr
wiis severely Injured by falling from a build
ing upon which ho wa at work, at Turn
"Wttter," W. X
' - - ' ' :'
Thomas Smitu, who wim tried and convicted
dt the last torm of the Circuit Court fur Linn
' co'uaiy, for the nmrdei of bW bfpther and wife,
will be bung to-duy at Aldflny. , .
. . TiiKun &r now 93- Generals in- tbo array
rolls, besfdei two or the retired lief; one
Lieutenant GenecaVr fire Major. Generals of
itcjtulars-, tweny six Major Generals of Vol
unteers, twelve Brigadier Genorals of Rejju
litrs, and foty of Volunteers.
It Is observed in New York that since the
commencement of. tbe earr the prices of do
meatio Mid foreign1 manufacture have fullen
twenty-Bve o thirty per cent. A good miwy
" articles of cotton good, have Ua at least
iifty per cent- . j. "
During the month, of February last, 1,131
claims, involving the large amount of 14,
i!0O,82G, were settled by the Fourth Auditor
of the Troasury Department.' The claims
'we're divfiled. into Navy Agents' and Paymas
ters' accounts,. and pension, murine, uuval
storekeepers prize and general claims. .
' When the Proideut's veto message' was
considered la the Senate, Senator Johnson
was la Baltimore. ' lie was telegraphed to,
and at once started for Washington on ft lo
comotive j rode forty miles In. forty-one min
utes j. readied the Senate Chamber and cast
Ws vote to sustain the veto-
t '
' A rttoawd generou ronat Salem, Mass.,
. invited all the children, to dinner, the other
ilav, and each of his sons and daughters and
sons and daugtMers-in-law found a cheek fur
35,000 when the plates: were' turned. The
grandchildren were remembered also, aod
the present, which be made amounted t
940,000
' IKirrib. The editor of tbo Eugene Jburn.
nt whq has recently returned trom a trip
east of the Mountains, told a friend. In this
city that from what he saw and heard, op
there, the IMack ticket is a gone goooe. ' Be
nays the Deraocratlo ticket will come down,
tiom there-with at least 000 majority.-Wr.
landllerald :
Wa neves told any person in Portland or
uUewherey that tbe Union ticket U a " gone
' iroose " or that the copperhead ticket will
' " tiom down-from there with 600 majority "
u- ui mAinrit. You Invented every word
of it. The Union ticket will be eleoted in
.the State by a bndjoine majority, notwitn
.tunrtintr the barofitced falsehoods to which
copperhaadi are now resorting In-order if
possible to (receive me pouum. '
... Owvmi Kw The Owyhee Atalancht, j
"April 28th, ajrs, every day btisioe a be
coming more livery. The mow it leaving;
rpldlyrand mill and mini owner are shov
eling it off where-large drifts accumulated.
Tbe Lincoln, Cosmos and Minear mill, wiil
urt Mit wee not to suspend again. Co.
uios ha been crushing Trook k Jennings
rock, and is probably running now. The Oro
Vino being the only accessible mine for teams
at present, will supply all the mills. Upwards
ef forty stamps will be in operation before
our next taueJ" Business Is beginning to
On tbe night of April Slit, forty-three
ltories were- driven off by Indian from Jot
dan Valley -bui twentv-nitie were subse
qnently recovered.', ItiuViiMis hare been oper
aiing or lower Owyhee, and toward Burnt
river alto. ' ' . .'..,,
-Member of the Masonic Order in Owyhee
are taking pielimlnary steps to-organize a
Lodge in Silver. i. t
' Tbe Morning Star Mill cleaned up $14,000
within the past week. V',
The JurdiMti i booming with the melted
mow. It Interfere with creek mining, biit
the bank are being: ground sluiced down at
' A rapid rae. Ditches that were dug parallel
with and along tbo mountain tide for' o".
.leeiing (new water for wehlng the higher
bare, are now full, Red the water' I being
use d day anoj nigHe, : ':'. ..'
Tu Canvass. The largest audience tbat
ever assembled In Chapin's 'Hail, was there
last evening to hear the opposing candidates
for Congress di-cuso tbe political issues of'
the day. Mr. Mallory opened the boll by
sailing' Into the antecedents', of tbe Demo
cratic party ; charged them with sympathis
ing ad fivinir aid and comfort to the rebels
white in arms against the Government;
charged Mr, Fay with openly advocating ttbe
right of secession, and denouncing every act
of tbe Government to suppress the rebellion,
as an usurpation of the Constitution... On
the present question of tbe difference between
the. Executive and' Congress, he sustained
the President in his veto of the Frcedmen's
Bureau Bill, tbe appointing of military Gov
ernors fn the Southern Sintes, and with tho
exception of bis action on the Civil Righis
Bill, sustained the President in every act
which tended to restore the Southern Stntes
to their former position. He read extracts
from newspapers to prove that the resolution
in the Democratic platform lauding tbe sol
diers who saved the Republic, was a sham,
and only iuteuded to catch votes. Mr. Mal
lory spoke an hour, and according to agree
ment between the candidates, had the right
to reply. ' ,
Mr. Fay started off by relating an obscene
anecdote one that was not fit to be repeated
before 'any' audience of intelligent men.
This be did by way of comparing the positioq
of Mr; Mallory with the subject of whuni' he
related the story. Tkt was almost enough,
to disgust his hearer., wlihout listening to
hi in further.. He said tbat Congress bad no
right to deny to any man wbo piescnied his
credentials of election, a seat in that body ;
this, be said, was tho position taken by Pies
Ident Johnson. Ho did not qualify it as did
tbe President by saying any loyal man, and
that Congress should be the judge of his loy
alty. According to Mr. Fay's doctrine, Jeff.
Davis or any other arch rebel should bo ad
mitted to a seat in the National Legislature
n poo the presentation of credentials from
the State authorities. He rustained Presi
dent Johnson in his veto of tbe two biiis and
in overy otner act that tended, to create a
nature between the Executive and Congress;
is in favor of taxing U. S. Bonds for State
and municipal purposes , Is opposed to the
State Militia law ; thinks tbe State ought to
have co militia ; tbat tho United Statrs
should furnish all the protection that the
S ate may require. He did not deny being
opposed to giving a bounty to volunteers ;
but he said that it was a speculation among
the State officers, and therefore his opposi
tion. On tbe bond and militia. questions be
had considerable to say about cheese-knives,
cinches, taxing tbe poor man for tbe benefit
of the rich, Ac, -..
In Mr. Mallory' reply he emphatically
nailed the- main questions advanced by Mr.
Fay, and sbowdd that his endorsement of
Prtsiueot Johnson was a matter of policy
ad do matter of fact. Mr, Mallbey is too
much, for his opponent.. Mr. Fay has an
hill Job of it in trying to advocate the doc
trine he attempted t expound last evening,
Tile whole of bis spceoh consisted fn endors
ing two acts of tho President; favoring the
unconditional admission of all members of
Congress from the Southern States tho tax
ation of U. S Bonds; the repeal of our
State . militia law. and Gov. Gibbs' cheese
knife and cinoh.
SUFPORTIBS' Of THS PnKalDRNT. Who SUD
ported Srnator Johnson, of Tennessee, when
be stood up nobly ngMiust tbe tide of secen
sion that rullrd ihrouith Congress? Did the
Democratic party? Who ejrmpatbized wiib
Mr. Johrrson', when Be was driven from bis
home, bis property deatroved, and member
of hi tamilv murdered by the heH-bounris of
rebellion r via ine uomocratia party 7 Wbo
upheld Governor Johnson, when hewn stand
ing iii tbo breach 'like a Spartan patriot, to
wrest Teunesiee irotu tne grasp of treason
Did the Democratic party? Who rallied
around, tjie. " booricli hackwoodi tailor," and
as a rward rni' hii fidelity, elected him to
the second office in the gift of tbe people
Did tbe Demnrratio party I. No: the Demo
cratic pnriv did, not discover tbe virtue nn
stnteauiansiiip of Mr. Johnson, until tbe wu
in which' he bud tacrtriced so much, nn
which it opposed- so bittn-rly, had elosed In
glorious triumpb for tbe Union ,-: until th
reins of tho Chief Uagistracy were In- hi
bands. Ex. f '.',. ...j,, ,.)..' i -,'.)
. Firms men were dreadfully burned' by
tbe explosion of a pit of molten metal Id Loo
don, not long since, caused by drop of ral
UMog In It from tbe skylight.
.Tuckion F.Kirlne Company -DIULLTniS
KYiSNl.Nt-, at clock.
"....':' Vy order of the Foreman.
Yaiuabli. There lino hotter blood puriAer In the
nrld than Uall'. Sanaparllla Yellow Dock and Iodide
'otnM. .
' Itcltgtons Notice,
Catdouo Cnoacu Mornlnu aarvicei Mna, at 10J
clock. Krenlnu mrvlco: Tanpont anil Ileiicilictlon, at
Vi i.Vlock. Sunday School nt 2 o'clock, i. in. ' s
aituti rATiiEii ii. inKbKMAH, i-aaior.
Columbia Lodge, No S, I. O. O. F.
Uvata every Friday evouing at 7 o'clock, lu Oaten
Hall, corner of Heconii and Court Street. Brother in
good Handing are Invited to attend. Byordor. - N.U.
Waaco Lodge, Bio. 13, A. P. & A. M.i
Hold ita atated Couiiiiaulcntion' on llio Vint and Third
Mondaya of each month, at their Imll. In Dnllea City.
llrethren in ffood atanding are Invited to attend. -
BTll u. von, Sec'y. uy order or the w. si.
NOTICE.
CSDKRSIONKD ItAVINQ BOUQIIT the
W1H
tichoonrr l'ttttvtranct and half tlie aciii.oiier Ha-
'd. from Toreuce Quin, all debta aenhMt tho above
named Voata inaat bo ureaeuted to me b- theiOlh day
May. ASA STIIU.XU.
D.illen, May 3. 1800. .. , . nilOdliw.
Herald copy, 2 a eeka, and prnri kill to thin office.
PROF. HI U 11 HAY'S
MA'Crl.C OIL,
For Sale by OATfcS 4 CHAl'lN.
ALSO, AOKNTS KOIt DR. DUNCAN'S
Whooping Cough Specific.
FRED. LIEBE,
GROCERY, PROVISION,
U .' AND ' ' " ,-
FRUIT STORE,
Waahlniton Street, opposite French 4 dtlninn'a, Dallua.
ila. on hand a large aua wellaaaorteu atock ot
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Received dally. A large lot of CHICKRNS alwnya on
hand. FlttMTtt or all kind.. I'KIMIl VKUhTAULtH
every morning. All article, warranted. , ,',
Give Me a Call, Everybody
FBIOEH LOW. "
nl8:tf, . . , ' . - F. MERB
DREU0X STEAM KAY. COMPANY
-NOTICE.
FREIGHT ON FLOUR REDUCED.
ON ANft'AfTKRTUKSDAY, MAY lxt, uutil fnrUier
notice, freight on Plour will be ea follow. .
Prom Dalle, to UiiMtllla 6 00 per ton.
- nainim ...M ou
i ' Wnlte Uluff.....i4..... 14 00 ." ..'" '.
" " Lewi.ton 2a 00 "
Dalles, May 1st, 18W.
PRANK T DODO ft,
m4dlw Agent 0. 8. N. Co.. Dalle..'
J. F. KELLOGG, DENTIST,
. Main St.. Dalles, Oregon. '
APTKR NKARLY 8IXTKKN YKAR8
Practice In hi. profaaion. wonld
reapectfully Inform the cltlien. of the
Dallea end the pnullc Renernlly, that h
ha. leased the Dental Office lately occupied br J. W,
UUKLKY, Deutl.t, where he can betound prepnred to at
tend to thoae requiring 111. proloaaional aervlce..
t irnca llouaa From 8 o'clock, a. m.. to 12 m : and lrom
o'ciuca, r. n.oa r. h. mail
SELECT. SCHOOL.
nrWIB UNDKR8IQNF.D WILL OPKN , A 8KLKCT
MUUOli lor children oa '
Alondarj, Nay ItU. 1866, '
On THIRD PTKKKT, between Waahlngtoo and Court.
Taltlea iter qmrter,.. $ OO
tnatf MI3SM.8NYDKR.
. eT
B. DICKERSON.
Dealer In all kind, of
GROCERIES & GRAIN,
':.. ',,. . ' at mis '' ; r . f
Lowest Cash Rntes.
AL80,.' '
JOSLYN & CURTIS' BUTTER
On hand, andreceWad Freeh er.ry week. 1 ,
Come 0ner Come All, oivl Gi ve me a Call,
ATCON8ER k BvUITBR'S OLD'STAND.
' Wanted.
WWIAiK DO. DO OKNKIUL. llOtrSBWORK
Ooed wag. paiSl Xnquire at thia odk.. apaitf
SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA
RANCH , DUTTEB!
A Pew Packages Cholcej th quantities to auit, at .
a0tf ,, . . BALDWIN DUOS.
NEW YOKK BAKERY
" AND, '
G R OC E R Y 8 TORE
' Main street Dalleti
mh2atf '
I 'FIIKDKRICKUKN7.HU,'
ACARD.
mTATASIK LRTKLLIKK WODLD UKSPBCTPULL'
1 Jl inform the lAiUea uf the Dalle, anil vicinity, that
In la now prepared to ! all kind, of DRKS8, OM)AK,
aud PALHIOt making Alao, CUTTING and PITl'INt
in a now, auddmprovediatyJe, aerer before Introduced in
till, iilaoe,
She will warrant to Jw meiafactlon, and- would most
reapectfully eollolt t'ltileiwrparronare -
In the Rooru. lately occupied by Mm. Whlta, over
Degener'i Store, on Waahiugtou atrwl, b.tween. Second
BMI lUIOaw '.',... .
. Dallea, Jlareh. 2Rh, 18M ' BrlTK
UCTION MD COMMISSION"
HOUSE!
Ro. 100 MALM STREET, DALLES.
THK ilNDERSIONKD TTIANKFUI.' VOH VAST
l'avora. reapoctinlly Inform, the cltitena of the
Dallea, and th publik generally, that he contlnnea i
sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
OR PRIVATJS BALK,
Real Estate,
ucnerai Alcrcbaudlse, ,
Gsoceilen,
i lloi-NeN,
, , . Furntinre,
. Mockx, &.c. kc.
" BKGUliAR SALE DATS,
f .
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,
Aod PROMPT KKTURN m de of aalea.
Ont-dnor and Special 8ul attended In any art
the city. ,
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
J. JTJKEE,
Main Street, Dalles. ' ..
. waousmnMiAii, Maua in
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
pipes, &o.
AlWATI IK STOR1 THS BEST UiD OT ., K, '. ,
JIgars, Tobacco, Matches, &t.
JkATINO CAIID8.
m.
POOKKT CUTLISRY. . . ' , -
. COMU8 nnd 11MUSI1ES, o' all kinda.
PKltyuMKItV.ot every deacTiMieuV
TOYS. DOLLS, etc.
nm HOOKS and PISHJWO TACKLE,
. . MUalOAL INSTRUMENTS, .,
' ' VANCV OOODSi e. ' ' '' ' '
A1h Powder. Shot. Lead. Povrfar V1..V. ti..k...
many other article, loo nuawroaa in mention.
Interior dealer. aniplled with Clgnra. Tobaceo.etc.
at leu tins Portland price., wnh freiKht added. c-ft
SELLIIVG OFF AT COST!
J. GOETZ & CO ,
FTONK BUILDING, WASHINGTON STBKKT.DALLKS,
Offer their welt-wlected atuck ut -. ',
tobacco, ; ,;""'. '
-" , 8EOAH8,
YANKEE iNOXXOISS,r
AND !' i i e 'i
STATIONERY,
., . -AT-. ,, ,
SAN FBAisrcisco COST.
P. ' ' : I . , -. -ssrSTtf '.
GATES & CHAPIN
WnOLKSALK A RKTA1I.
DE'tr&GISTS;
BIOMJI UU1L1UNO, WASHINGTON 8TBlltt, i
DAtLEjOREQbN. E '
4 Importers and Jobber e ?,n.,v
: PATBNT MU)1CIN18,.. ,u.v ' a
CHEMICALS A FANCY GOODB. '
CU aT A nADITS A. imna
' OILS, ft ALCOHOL,
7 PURB WINK8 ft LlQUOItS, a
, PAINTS, GLASS ft DKU8UBS.
rCISICIAXS' PBESCWPII0XS
Accurately ceaaBcaDded. ' ,
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM..
A full and eomnlete unrtmut r .n ..n.i ..
VlTSRStStJUXl? MALL ADVANCJi ON A
iiM,rcll,TrtU pl 9m ,rice, ord-
U. L.C1MPIN, .,,
DaJI.
JUSTIN 0ATE8.
Sacramento, fat.
LAST CHANCE !
WK wf?'-l OALI, nil! ATtKNlIOM OP TIM
VT pnbli. w-th. Wto clitV',1
DRY goodsV &c..'
1 t , I J . . M ) i. ir. . i . ' l W
At GWatly R43duced Rates, t
Iaiir Warning-!.
r I!4TKNDOTX)eiNP0R BUSISS88 lIPRM k.
the PIRnT OP JUNK neat, and wJuk.?,"
portunlty of once more calliim i.poa thoae ludehrld .1
uj lo cal! nd..ttle. W. w4ll'n, 11 Z
Place any of onr account. In the hands of leal cniulel
torm but If obliged to do wo ahall hare recanrlv
that wheathls uotion esjilrea-S . ,V " 'ecosrwt
I'VW M.. BROWN ft BKO.
DAL I.US & UOK t AI 1
H 1 t-c. T? "V
lAndrn?.'.Fiiot of U nion 'striety"'
THR PROPRIEBOlt's ARB NOW VltKPARKn (im
8TAUN0II AND ROOMY BOATS, locroee
I Travelers II arses cst;'",." '
I.tfr'.i "P'tUtlou. maDutr, audi at KfaaM
" -aW W U
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