D aHf IPoIutiiiiccr.
8AWR0AY-MORNING. A AT 12, 18B0.
Thi materia! for a G'errpjtii paper to be
printed at Portland, arrived' on the Orizaba.
Tin Columbia river at tbis point is rapid
ly risinjr.
Company 'B," 14th U S. Infan ry, arrived
on her last evening, n route to Fort Bo se.
A som pf Mr. Ho n, residing in Sou born
Oregon; aged sixteen mon bs, swallowed a
uraatl quantf 7 of ley, and died from the ef
fects of it. .
Tui number of children in the State of
New York between the ages of five and twenty-one
years, as reported by actual enumera
tion and' careful estimation, is 1,398,759)
and of this number 910,017 liae attended
the common schools during the year, the av
erage being more than one-third of this
number., '
Wi learn by stage lust night, says the
Idaho Stxlttnan, that a man by the name of
Austin oame to his- oath yesterday at Samp,
son's mill, by falling -upon tbe saw. The
man was fr ghtful y mangled, liis bead and
neck being split open down to the fboulders
by the saw.. (
Tb Oregonian no ices tbe mysterious dis
appearance of .Prof Say er, of. the Portland
Academy. This same Prof. Sayer mysteri
ously disappeared, from here last fall. He
opened a select school, and after he had col
lected tbe tuition, money, in advance, he
came np missing , one fine morning. Don't
be uneasy, he'll turn up. , :.
Mclbodbns, in Australia, has a population
of 120,000 inhabitants and is lncreas ng rap
idly. It has many of the aspects of an Amer
ican city, American laior-and Ameri an
capital having added largely to its growth.
American coaches, A me. lean, wagons, Amer
ican teams en, American pioneers, Ameri
can merchants and American ships are so
common that, although in a minor ty as re
gards popu ation, as an influence in enter
prise the Americans are the rui ng people.
. Miutaet Itihs. From the Oregmim we
tearm that Capt. Small's Company O, 1st
Oregon Cavalry, bus been brdeied to Fort
Vancouver to be mustered out of service.
Capt. Lafollett, with his company of the
Oregon I fantry, is repbrted on bis way
down from Camp Polk, but detained on the
route by high water in the Descbutsi.
Green 0. Patton, lately promoted to a Sec
ond Lieutenancy in the Oregon Cavalry, was
mustered in as such at Fort Vane uver, on
tne liunanit assigned to Company B. '
Tbi annual session of tbe Grand Lodge of
Udd Fellows of tne State of Caliiorn a com
menced in San Franci'co, on the 2nd in
stant- One hundred and twenty-two new
members presetted their credentials and
were admit ed. During the past year over
900 persons have been initiated into the
Order, which nw o tinkers 7,489 affiliated
members, divided between 122 Lodges. Tbe
Order owns forty halls throughout the State,
valued at, $J92,7i)5, besides, other nroperty
to tbe amount of neady $500,000, exclusive
of funds on band in the d fferent Lodges
"Jv Wi 8.," tbe editorial correspondent of
the- San i Francisco Bulletin, writing from
New Yorkr April 3d, says of the President's
proclamation of peace : '
, Head the- President's nroclamatlnn nf t
day, declaring tbe war at an end and peace
absolutely restored. Note the record nutria
ly Mr Lincoln and by Congtesi th oughout
from the beginning of the war to tU end,
and see bow entirely consistent therewith is
Mr. Johnson's proposition that tbe Ian re.
bellious State ate in tbe Union, and never
uts uopu out, oi ii. it (ory nave n ver
been out of tbe.XInion. ther are clean an
titled to reuresm ation in Congress, subject
to no eonditiun except that the r rep eseuta
tirea shall be thoroughly tuyal men, and have
been regularly elected acts of.wuUib eavh
nouseol Uougresi is for .itself the suprem
juugo.. - .
Bow vastly different ts tbe position of
President Jounson from- that assumed by tbe
deraeeralio cand mares, who pre cud to cn
dors-,bim... They, favor. ,tbe. admission of
all who present hemsolves fqskseatsin Cm
gress without questioning ' their lovalty
l'resideati JoliDsop favo s the admission of
loyal CWtt oa. . Do they endorse his policy?
Ail Outback, We publish elsewhere' an I
:m from Hie Oregonian, tbnt Capt SmaU's j
item
Company of Cavalrv, now stationed at Camp
Watson, on the Canyon-City road Jis under
orders to be mustered out of service. ' Tbe e
W no mention made of tbe company be ng
relieved by jinof er, so we are left to Infer
that it is tbe Intention of the military author
l ies to abando i tliejaamp, and thereby take
away tbe only shadow of protection our
people have for travel on that road. We
have thought for H e past few jears tha' tlie
people oi this section had been outraged
enough by tbe sham protection they receiv
ed from tbe military; but 'bis last act goes
to prove what we have often said,' that Gen.
Ilulleck is determined to even sacrifice the
lives of our c tiz ns in order to' accomplish
his speculative designs by depriving us of
nil the troops and p acingtbem on the Cbico
route to Idaho. In t ie face of .tne almost
daily depredations that are committed on
this thoroughfare,' tie withdrawal of Capt.
Small's company should call for h tbe Indig
nation, of tbi whole section. It is now time
that tuts mutter was taken in hand by the
citizens of Wasco and Gran' coun ies, and
see if tbo men who control the military 1i
this division, can witbimpunity aid in these
murders and robberies by the withdrawal f
tbe few troops now etationed at Camp Wat
son for our protection. It is only a day since
we chronicled the stealing of a band of
bors"s from the Warms Springs Reservation
by the Snake Ind ans; and it isreisonable
to suppose that when tbe troops leave the
road, that tbe settlers will al-o be compelled
to aband.m the boinesteads that they bare
labored for ye irs to build up.
Let tbe committee appoiuttd by the Pro
tective Association of Grant county call a
meeting of tbe citizens of tbe Dalles, to de
vise some means by wbicb this evil ran bt
remedied. A represent ation of the condition
of tha country, and the motives which no
doubt actuated the mllitrry authorities In
withdrawing these troops should be made to
our delegation in Congress, and by tbem laid
before tbe War Department. We do not be-'
lieve that it is .the intention of tbt Depart.
ment to sacrifice tbe lives and pretpi
roprrtj ofj
other, ,anyj
one class of citizens to benefit anot
therefore this last act shonld be-
in Its Hue light. Tbere is no time to lose
now. Tula matter must be attended to
THI WaiTK BLUrrS RoAD.-There ! acari-rlv
a day tliiit part ea are not leaving hern for
Montana by tbe way of Wtyte Bluffs and Pen
d'Oreille Lake; and the-tes imony of every
one of thi-m is that it is a gond road, with
p outy of wood, water and g ass for camping
purposes. About two weeks since a party
of Califomians, wbom'we mentioned as fit
ting outttt tbe store of tbe Messrs. Baldwin,
bave been beard from. William Darwine
writes from White Bluffs to these gentlemen,
as follows : " We left tbe Dalles' on Wednes
day and got to the Yakima river on Saturday
Pells' Crossing. Tbe road is good, with an
abundance of grass. From tbe Yakima to
White Bluffs is about forty miles by tbe
wagon road or upper crossing. ' Parties
coming from the Dalles bad bet er keep tbiB
. .... ... j
i. ah mat is wantea is proper guide
boards, with the distances distinctly marked
on tbem ; and no one will bave any t onble,
as it is a good road for packers, cattle, or,
in tact, any person going to tbe upprr coun
try." This is only one of a number of tet
ters that have been received here from par
ties who bave traveled over tbe road ; and
we only men ion this to show what men who
are entjrely disinterested in the matter, say
of it. It is, beyond a doubt, not onlv the
be t but the sboitest route to reach tbe
mines of Montana and Big Bend. A number
of men started out yestcr lay over this route
for Montana, and to-day a saddle-train of
some twenty animals will follow, thus show
ing that the route is fast becoming known
to the public; that no misrepresentations
bave been made in regard to it. Tbere is
anothrr inducment wbieb men bound forth
upper country take into, consideration, and
that is the low prices at which horses are
so tt In tbU market. A good animal can be
purchased here at prices ranging f om $J5
'o$5u; and we know that in no place on
either side of the mountains 'tan animals be
purchased for anything near the same prices
iucy can ns oougnt lor Here.
; ; Botakik was last heard f omt Marysville
Be is lecturing on revelations. -
-Coxoimrtioii. This
"""'J " ''
i fatal dirndls prevented by th...
.Pulmonary Balsam. Give It . trial
before- it ( too late. Sold tijr all di 0 gilts fur flay cents.
" ' ."' Religions Notice. . ,
Cuttiouo ClluacB Mornlne: service : Mass, at 10
o'clock. Evening service: Vespers anil Benediction, at
7 'clock, gnnday Rclxml at io'clork. p. m.
aildtf FATHER L. DIKLKMAN, Pastor.
Columbia Lodge, Mo. 6, I. O. O. F.
Meets every Frlilay evening at 7 o'clock, in Oatee
Ilall. corner of Second and Court Streets. Brothers in
good standlug are Invited to attend. Byorder. N.G.
Wasco Lodge, No.' 15, A. P. A. M.
ltnlde its staled Commnnlc -tionb on fhe Flrrt and
Third Mondavi of etch nmnth. at their ball, in
Bailee City, llrethren in good utandina are invited te
attend. lly order of the W. M.
Beth L. Pops. 8ec'y.
Kotlce t Democrats.
MB.Un.MtN having declined the nomlnatlod aa
Candidate of the Demwratlo party for County
Duminlasloiior. we do hereby nominate JOHN WIL
LI AMU iu bis. etead. V'. I. NKWCUMII,
llwl Ch'n Dem. Co. Comuiiitee.
aoi-ici:.
rpiiR UNDKHSIONED IIAVtN'O BOUJIIT the
Wl Mhooiir Ptrttvtrance an-l half the eciti.otier It li
pid, fruit Toreuue Uuiu. all deht4 against the ab.ive
named Uoata aiuet be presented to me b the 2uth day
of May. ' ASA 8XKO.SU.
Dalles, May S. 18". ' mlud2.
Herald copy, 2 weeks, an I fend bill to this office.
PROF. 91 U It KAY'S
MAGIO.OILV:
for Sale by OATE8 CIIAl'Itf.
ALSO, AGENTS KOIl DR. DUNCAN'S
Whooping Cough Siccific.
FRED. LIEBE,
GROCERY, PROVISION,
. AND
FRUIT H T O RE ,
Wuhlnyton fltrft, oposlt French t Oilman', Dal lei.
litu oa huuU t Urge autl well-iuworted stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Fresh liutter &. Ejjjjs,
Received dally. A large lot of CIIICKKNS always on
head. rRUlTtt of all kinde. VKKSU VKiJTABl.8
very morning. All articlee warranted.
Give Me a Call, Everybody
PRICES! LOW,
ol&tf ; P. LTKBB.
ohegox steam nay. compaxy
NOTICE.
" FREIGHT
f notice. frel
FREIGHT ON FLOUR REDUCED.
ArTHH TUM4D I Y. M AT let, antll farther
ireiKiit on riour will be as followi:
uatllU S 6 OO per ton.
allula 7 &o
" " ' Wnlie B.Bfh 16 00 '
" " " tawleton 26 00
Dalloe, May let, ISM.
FRANK T DODO B,
mt llw Agent 0. S- N. Cu , Dalles.'
J. F. KELLOGG, DENTIST,
Blaln St., Dalles, Oregon.
AFTER NEARLY 8IXTKBN YKAR8
Practice in bin orefe-idon. would
reeoectnilly Inform the citlcene of the
uanes rim tne nuuilr aeneral v. that h
ha leaaed the Dental Office latelv occnnlrd bv J. w
UUIILKY. Drntiit. where he can be found prepared to at-
teuu iv muve requiring uie proioHioaai eervicee.
I vnci Ilouaa- From 8 o'clock, . u., to 12 a j nd from
o'clock, r. h. to 6 r. H. U3tf
SELECT SCHOOL.
Tnit TJNDRRSTONKD W1LI. OPEN A SELECT
SCHOOL for children oa
Monday, Nay 7th. 1S66,
On THIRD FTEEKT, between Washington and Court,
Tuition per quarter,... 0 00
M HISS M. 8NYDBR.'
J. 13.
DICKEBSON, ;
Dealer In all kind, of
GROCERIES & GRAIN,
AT TUB
Lowest Cash
Rates,
ALSO,
JOSLYN & CURTIS' BUTTER,
On hand, and received Freeh every week.
Come One, Come All, an4 Give me a Call,
AT CONSER A BARTER'S OLD STAND,
SVPUKIOR CALIFIIRIVIA
RA.IVCII BUTTER!
A Few Package Choice, In qaantitiea to salt, kt L 1
3M 1IALVWIN BEOS..
NEW YOKK UAKE11Y
- AND
GROC,EflY STORE
t ' Mala Street Dalles.
hMtf FREDERICK BHNZBR.
A. CARD.
JATJAME LK TKLLIER WOULD RESPECTFCtLY
1.1 M. (hrorni the Ladlee of the Dallee and ve Inlty, thai
she is now prepared to do all. knd of DRaB, CLOAK
and PALRlUr maklnir. Also, CUTTlKO and KHT1NU
In a new and Improved style, never before introduced is
this Dlace.
She will warrant to Rive satlafactloq, and, would mo(
i-w.iiit bihicii nuerni pawouiae. . . , -.
In- tbe Roolna letelv nftonnU.1 k 'tli.ii. ML
D?'2?.T'l 8twr 0B VYashlngtoai street, betweea Second
ftua Tuira,'
a jlr, m a it im Mil llltlflf AM
M II 1 til 11) VI l I ii II 1
HOUSE!
No, 100 MAIS STREET, DALLES.
TITH TTNDKl.SIONED TIIANKFtTfi FOR PAfcT
Furors, reMpM;tlnll,v Infornig the eltlseni of tliv
PiiIIm, and the public generally, Hint te coutlnuee te
ell lit ,r
PUBLI C AUCTION
OR PRIVATE SALE,
Real Efttate,
General merchandise,
lis oceriett,
liurrteM,
... t-. t. i Mulm. ' . "
', 1 S i : i .' - Furniture. ;
Mockn, &c. &o
''' REGULAR BALE DAYS, '
Tuesdays and Saturdays. ;
Cash Advances made on Consignments,
And FROMIT RKTD"N m de of Bales.
Ont dnor and Special Sales attended to ia any part vl
the oily..
jpilN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
J.J UKE H,
Main Street. Dalles,
vaouuuLS ana amii nun
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
, P?PES, See.
ALWAYS III STOa'l THI BUT BllAXDI Of
lisars, Tobacco, Matches, &r
PLAYINO CARDS.
I'OCKKT CUTLERY,
PORT MONIES, .
COMRS and BRUSHES. o all kind, .
' PERFUMERY, ol every description, -
CHINA ORNAMENTS
TOYS. DOLLS, etc.
FISH IIOOKK and FI8RINO TACKLE,
' v MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, V
: FANCY OOODB. As.
Also Powder. Shot. Lead, Powder Flank. Daikete.aitf
many other articlee too nomeroue to mention. '
SNf Interior dealers supplied with Cigars. Tobaece.etc.-
at tese inas roruana prices, witn ireiitut aaaea. oo-
SELLIJi; Oil AT COST I "
J. GOETZ & CO..
STONE BUILDING, WA8UINQTON STREET, DALLE!,
Oner their welllected stock ef
TOBACCO,
' 8EGAIIS,
YANKEE JSOXIONS,
. i , AND
STATIONERY.
,. AT
SAN FRANCISCO COST.
mrZJtf
GA.TJES fc CHAPIN
, WHOLESALE k RETAIL
DRU-GGI8T8,.
STONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
DALLES, OREGON.
: Importers and Jobbers of
PATENT MEDICINES,
CnEMICALS k FANCY GOODS,
i SODA. CORKS k ACIDS,
OILS, k ALCOHOL,
PURE WINKS A LIQUORS,
PAINTS, QLA93 A BIIU8IIE8. -.
puisicians FBEscBirnofls
Accurately compcunded.'
PHOTOaRAPHTb EMPORIUM'.".
A foil and. complete assnrtment of all articles la the
PhotoKraiihie Lttit at a SMALL ADVANCE ON AH -FRANCISCO
PKICES.-
- Merohaula will ptease get oor prices before order
ing below.
U. U.C11APIN, JUSTINOATES..
Dalles. Sacraaiento, Cat. .
LAST "CHANCE!.
WETVOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE 1
stock of" t0 " " c'ul,,
fRY GOODS,, 6VC., &c:,.
' At Greatly. Reduced Rates
A ml offer barn as which camiot'eui to satisfy aavbadr;,
wanting articles in oor Hn. ' ' ,
1Y 1NTKNDLS1N0 HUR BUSINESS HERB k-
wV the MRrtOK JUNE neat, and w. tak?Thk , Zv
portnnity of opce more calling i pon those ludebttd Iu .
m to sail and settle. We will not, If e can helVfl '
pla.e any ol our accounts In the hands of lent rrE '
tore; bm if oWlgrt i to do so. 1r. .hail have rmrmZv
that when bls notice expires.
. - . ,. M; DROWN ABRO.-I :
DALLES A ROCKLAHO
I.aiidlng-loot of I nlon Street.' .
mod1 ttVAniiVitfewv..- "1
M. BT A UNCR AN D ROOM Y BO ATsTto erw5.'' ,
: : Travelers, Horses A stock:
III ft Rufik fttist arVwaulttnu. 1 t.....
Dalle, Msmh orthtlSte- mr
manner, ana at BeaaoMwaa'V
v