' 'Poverty of Statesmen. Statesmen
generally fail to secure fortunes. They
devote thetuBelves to pursuits wbiob,
If 'honestly; 'Bdhored to, rarely yield
Towards. . Jefferson died comparativei
My poor. ' Indeed if Congress had not
purchased hia library, and given for,
U five times its value, be would with
'drfficulty tave Irept fbe wolf from bis
xdopr8.; Madison saved money,' ana
was comparatively rich. To add to
his fortune, or rather that of his widow,
Congress; purchased his manuscript
manors, and Daid $30:000 for them.
James Monroe' the siScth President of
the United States, died in New York
poor j his remains-found a rostings
laOa through the charity of one of his
friends, . John" Quincy Adams left
some 8140,000, t'h result of industry,
prudence and inheritance. He was a
man of method and 'economy. Mar
tin ' Van Boron died very rich.
Throughout his political life he studi
ously looked for his own interest. It
is not believed -that bo ever spent
much in politics. ' Daniel Webster
squandered some millions in his life
timethe'prodact of his professional
. and political speculations. He died
leaving his property to his children
and : hid debts to his friends. The
former sold for less than $20,000, and
the latler exceeded $360,000. Hopry
Clay left a. very handsome estate. It
probably exceeded $1,000,000. He
was a prudent manager, and a hern put
lously honest man. James K. Folk
lea about $150,000; 850,000 of which
ho saved from his Presidency of four
years. - John Tylor left $5Q,000j J3e.
tore' ho reached' the Presidency he
vas bankrupt. In offioe .be husband
ed his means, find then' married a rich
wife. Zacb&ry Taylor left- $150,000.
- IIbstoSation or Slavery. A Sav
anna paper expresses the fear that the
profitable business of raising rice will
never bo renewod in that State, and
thatj tb.e rice.ficjds will become on pro
ductive .swamps. .It says that the
while man,, even the acclimated and
native, is unable to cultivate these
plantations, and tho negro will not
ujiloss ho is raado to. The only rem
ody.it sees lies in the hope that Com
gress will consentthat the State shall
make laws compelling the negroes to
labor ' The pretence under which
this may be done 1b thus foreshadow
ed , V .For many years the negro pop
ulation must form a large , proportion
of the paupers, vagrants, and crimi--
nals in our midst. The States of
South and' North Carolina have . no
penitentiares't and it is well they have
noi, or thev would be speedily crowd-
o(l. JUet those atatee, then,- provide
feettloments where negro criminal? and
vagrants can be placed for penal serv
itude j lot them buy up these rice fields
mat are reverting to swamp ( wnicn
they can do for a Bong),, and , sond
their neero criminals there to work
them. A Such, a plan would Inflict the
punishment, attain the desired end,
and prove a source of great revenue
to loo State, and ot benebtto tbe peO-
)le at larger It will be perfectly safe
abor, as far as the neero's health is
conoornod; for tiotigh disagreeable, he
can stana io. yt::R - r
66
IDAHO.'.': i
CAPT. J. MlNTJLTTK..j. Commander,
Will leave DALLES, DAILY. (Sundays excepted) at 6
o'clock. A. M..connectl'iiL by tlie CASCADE RAILROAD,
with the teamen .it, f ; Ciw. i r ; li t.
NEW WORLD, u- -:u
CASCADE, or
WILSON GrllUNT,
CArT.J. WOLF,......,........... ......... ......Commander,
fc Portland. 5 -' .'. IRAN'S T. DODGE, ' '
Dalles, A pi 11 8. 1868. fnl2tf Agent O. S. N. Co.
y " fetitritaonsi
In Justice's Court,, bsfore B. Wliftloh. Justice f the
Peace In ana lor upper Canyon Cltf Precinct. IS. O,
Hardy; vs. A. W. Asgln; .. ,. ,-
mO A'.'T. ASKIN, i)EF KNDANT ABOVE NAMED
JL .In the neme of the 8tate'of Oregon, you are rank
mnaeil Aim required to be end appear In tbe above) enti
tled Court, within tlx manthe from data hereof, then and
there, to anawer to a civil action, entitled na above, the
complaint in which li 6ri Ale In said caurt; and tane Do
tine, that tf yon fall to appear and anawer. plaintiff will
taae judgment against yon tor me turn oi W7 js, and tor
M. V. HARDY,
hla ooata herein.
Canyon Oity, March 20, 188,
apl8
- 'Administrator' Notlfce
A N APPLICATION . . HAVING BEEN TH1
J made by F. O. Sela. administrator, fhr an 'order to
aall lh real property uf tlie aetata of Mi If. Ailkmf, he-
eeaM, lor the purpose oi paying the dents ni eaid eetate
administration. It la ordered that aald
Oregon Stora Navigation a(Cp,
SUMMER; ARRANGEMENT.
' ' ''''UBS 8TEAMER8 , '. , t !
EZVfcllCE CHIEF,' '
'WEB-FOOT, ... j
'''i-,'frEJMSlO;-1 t3 . . ' .. ' j
,.OWIIEE, - !.'. ' '!
. A YAKIMA, -i J
SPRAT- it '
1 OK.A1VAGON,
CapUini B. I. CQ8, a 0. JELTON, J. U. B. GRAY, and
TUOS.J. STUMP, " j
Will ran (tnrlr.IT the aeaann from TRT.TI.O A TUATTT.
1.A, WALLULA, M'UITS BLUFFS, PALOUSK and
LKW1STON.
One of the abore- named boats will leave CKLILO for
UMATILLA and WALI.ULA. on TUEBDAYS. T11U118.
DAYS and SATUBDAyS-. " - , ;
The jfassensrei l'raln
to connect wilb steamers at Celilo will start from the
Knilroed Depot, DALLES CITY, at S o'clock, A. M.
f - ; '?v BLUFFS. ,.. ,
vTHE YAKIMA,';,!.,
CAPT. X. f . COB. .,.t,. ........ ..Commander.
Will leave CKLILO every SATUKDAT, for TVH1TM
I ., i - . . t in I iy I j ) :,. : lt I
THE QWYlIEE"
CAPT. FKLT0N..;...4..'.....;... ..Xommamler.
Will leave V ALLULA every WEDNESDAY moon the
arrival of the steamer that starts from Celilo ou Tues
day), for LKW18TON. t "
. VOn POHTLAND THKOUQIJ IN ONE DAY. I :
,1.,.,-J i-i-i ' '
. . .t ... The Steamers . , . . t ,; '
O 3N".E O 3V rt 'A. .
f t i i OB ,t ti;
BLUFFS.
Umatil ra."B b i s o
'1!!: Ca'ND IDAHO " '
Exnress and Fast Freight Line.
I -'' 4 1 1 !!-.'
THIS LINE IS NOW IS COMPLETE RUNNING
order from Umatilla to Idaho City, via Boise City.
and prepared to carry Freight and Valuable Packayea
between these and all Inter mediate points wttkterteiaty
and despatch.' " .
Tbe Iilnela Stocked with tbe Beat Teams
tbe country affords and entirely . .
( .. New yiorough-Braco
CONCORD
, WAGONS;
Which ensures Bpesd and Safety In the transmission of
i reight, never before onereu to jdano. we odor Dupe
rlor inducero'ente for Shtfipfnp; Ooods from San Francisco
and Portland to Idaho, as our arrangements wltb tlie
Ocean Steamship Company and the Oregon Steam Navi
gation are such that all Goods shipped by this Lin will
not be subject to the usual delays, but pans through as .
fjrtorl shipped from San Franclaco to onr care at Port
and. Charkea will Be paid and Goods shinned to destina
tion. ;
GOODS SHOULD BB MARKED: CARE' B. M. D. A
CO., F, LIN K, and Shipping Receipt sent to our Agents
at Portland and Umatilla... ...
Advance Charges for Transportation Paid
by the Line and Collected at Destination. Goods will be
forwarded with Dispatch, to Qwyhes aud South Boise,
PASSENGERS CARRIED AT GREATLY REDUCED
BATES. Families will be furnished with Superior Ac
commodations In New and Kaay Riding Thorough Brace
Wagons on the Most Liberal Terms, Via lay over eacn
nignt on tne itoaa at uooa ana uonvenient stations, so
that passengers will not be,deprived of regular rest.
AOUMX81
u........UM.....8an Francisco
UICIIAHDS McOltAKBN. ..Portland
JOSEi'llTEAL.......... . Dalles
POWELL A C"B Mu. A...............Uaialllla
J. B. WILKINSON U Grand
B. M. DvRKLL A CO...i......... jtnlee City
B. M. DuHKLL A CO... IdaboClty
MAJOK HPKKll...-..V...i.. .ocky Bar (Sooth Boise)
DuKELL A MOOKB Ruby and Silver Cities
,'n2w . . ' Proprietors.,
uaLl.es city
JWR-lr VHsr'rn: lt'aur B
DRUG STOR
. P. CRAIG,
, WBOLI8ALB ilO'SIf All"4
' " " - V . J - 4. 4. -1
DEALER IN DRUGS.
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps?
PATENT MEDICINES
, Ac. . , , n-tr
'DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
DR UOS AND PA TEST MEDICINES !
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!,
S. LEMON,
wholmaliihb bktail
DKUQGI8T, t
Washington Street, between Main and Second 8treets
DALLES, OREGON. , ,
LEMON Is able to snpply parties In want of Drops,
Patent Medicines. Chonticsls, Adds, Perfumery,
and every other article enumerated wlih tl . ,,
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS,
At the lowest market rates. '' '
49" Physicians and Merchants Intending; to purchase
for the Mines, will do well to give him a call.
TRUSSES & SHOULDER BRACES
In great variety.)
S. T.IMnK
ap.3:tf. Washington St., between Main adn Second.
PORTLiilVDTUIINDRY
' - ' AND -H '
MACHINE SHOP,;
FIRST STREET, between Yamhill and Morrison.
Steam unginst
offrom4to40 horse.
power,eitlier Portable or
Stationary. Also. CIU-
CULAB SAW MILLS
CQMPLETH, constantly
on hand. Also, (lay Prea
aeaof allaixes; Planing
Mac)iinee,(Woodwortb's
pattern,) Wronglit and
Cass Iron work lor Ver
tical Sawand Grist mills;
Brass and Iron CastinKS
and. - t v , r' " t" r T
IVROVGIIT IROIV'WOltK
of every description. I am also prepared to farulsln, n
Quart MUW complete),' of thi Latest A
, most proyed. Patterns, .
These Mills can beforwarded to anv nart of the mines
as the weight of the entire machinery will not exceed 8,
OOOpounds. l-.r'-t
Horse rowers' Agricultural ImPlernenti .
manufactured to order at the very LOWEST CASK I'KICB
m. r-raxticuiorauention paid to KKfAllia. feXMf
0Sm
i
BTCIIARDS A McCRAKEN,
r, jSummons. ,
In Justice's Court for West Ballet Precinct." John
Eppinger, plalhtiff, vs. John Yonog, defeudant. Civil
TO JOnN r0t)N0, DBFBNDANT: - Tn the name of
the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pear before the undersigned,1 a Jnstlfeof the Peace of
ine aioresaia nrecinct,in tne m day orjnne.lSoe, at tin
hour of 10 o'clock in the turenooiff ld Jay, at theuf
Ice of aald Justice of the Peace, to anawer the above
anted plaintiff in a elvll action. : The defendant will
take notice, that If he fall to appear and anawer the
plaintiff's compaint, the plsliit(fr will take Judgment
against him for the sum of Ninety Dollars, Olth iuterest
thereon. -!. V . 1 '
' Given under my band, tills 10th ds of April, 18RA.
j ap20w8 F. 8. HOLLAND,
' Dalles, April 1Q,J8M. t : lit r i JusUe of the Peaee.
?- " . Notice. " : "
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
at the office of the undersigned at Tan. ouver Depot,
W. T.. also, at the office of the A. O. B.. at FORT
DALLES, Oregon, and at FORT BOISE. I. T.. until
Tlmreday, li o'clock M, the 10th DAY OF MAY, 1866,
for furnishing the U. 8. Subsistence Department with
Two Hundred Head f200of BeefCuttlo, for the Subsist
ence of the Troops in the District of Boise. Said Cattle
to be of goodand Merchantable quality, aud to.be deliv
ered to tlie A. C. 8. at FORT BOISE. I. T or an author
ised agent of the 8nlislstenre Department, tn said Dis
trict, on or before the 30th day of June, 1866. . f
Each Bid to lie accompanied by a Bond (with at- least
two sureties) In the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, for.
the faithful performance of the proposals contained Id
tlie bids, ln'cnse the bid is accepted.
. no iia will ue received lor a less quantity man nity
(80) Head. 1
urns must state tne price in u. s. uuLiii ooin. '
The contract will bo subi ect to the approval of the De
partment and Division Commanders, ' ' i t- i -
ine undersigned reserves to nimseil the right to reject
any or all Bids that be may deem unieaavnable. i
Bids to be addressed to the A. O. 8., at either of the
nbove named Posts, and endorsed thus: "Proposals for
BeefCattlo."V ' T
, ,, ....... GEO. n. WEEKS, J .
.1 t -Capt.and A.Q.M. TJ. 8. Jt.,A.O.S.
U. 8. SnnsnixcE Orrici, : :,
- Vancouver Depot, W.T.,.-. . aciJ. Vi..
np22-12t April 18th, 1806.
DR. DAVY'S'SPECIFIC
COMPOUND ,
i An Expeditions Cure for all diseases oftlie
SEXUAL ORGANS.
TUTS prompt aniefflcatlons Remedy Mr the enre
-Hionorrrea. Gleet. Stricture's, and Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, makes a speedy cure without the least
restriction to diet, exposure or change In application
business ; It will radically cure Viy cam which can be
produced. , The disease it removes a speedily as- la con
sistent with the production of a thorough and permanent
cure. Pnrther. the disease cannot ba oontracted if the
BPECTFIG COMPOUND is taken when exnosed.
i Its Ingredients are entirely vegetable, aud no Injurious
enect, either constitutionally or locally, can he caused uy
its use,
1 Price One Dollar and Fifty cents per bottle. Sent by
Express carefully packed. -o i
i ; UOSTETTKR, SMITH A DBAN. Agents
' . 401 and 403 Battery street, cor Clay,': : .
Jy22-6m. .. j ,.,, . .... Ban Fraoolsco.
i.DAUAii. ;.. . o. w. aarns. , a.w.AKMsa.
- ARME8 D ALLAM,
J I.4.V-. .-. u " Imporien and Jobbers of i'' '
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
I BBU8UE3I TWINES, CORDAGE. Ae.fi'
J ' And Manufacturers of
California Palls, Tqbs, Brooms, Ac.
' 21T A 219 Sacramento Btreet, between FYont And Davis
Ban Francisco: ' "' oclliSmdaw.
DAILY IIOTJKTAIHEEB
.... j., v.. S5".
POWER PBtB8''
BOOK & JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
:. , i ; First Street, between Main and B 1
i DALLES, ., ....... OREGON.'
JOB PRINTINC OF EVERY VARIET Y
- Executed with accuracy and dispatch.
IK A STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
'.,"' with the very best, and'
AT BATES A8 CHEAP AS THB. CHEAP ST
Cards and Ilil l-tleadni.
"' ' CHECKS, DRAFTS,: RECEIPTS. 1
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
I i FOR ' ' i
THEATRES CONCERTS' EXHIBITIONS
xc. arc, , . (Sc.,
.' nntTKB tbi aoaf Anaacnvi k&mrii. also,
WAT-BILLE, "
n,i.MHl80F TARE, -. i ,...;'::. . .
iATTA- BEADS,
RECEIPT BOOKS.
21 ...: ' '''"" 1 BILLS lADIXO.
i" ' nvlr nnd P9ninhlp.
VISITING, VEDD1NO AND UJT HOME" CARDS
.'' , DrujtBlt' Label, .....
In short, everything that can be done in a Book and Job
Printlnf Office, from the smallest and most delicate Card
or Circular! to the largest slse and most ehowy Post It, g
BUI and which will be turned out m a style that cannot
(ail to Insure entire satisfaction. : . . ..
ova ruiuriH rua tub mm mjutiuj vr
DECORATIVE PRINTING
. . , la the most beautiful Colors, Shades and Tints., i-,
Such as Taney FoBting Bills !
' ' yrom a single sheet to the Largest wammotn, '
ORNAMENTAL SHOW CARDS, ii
Are ansorpassed by those ol any other establishment in
Oregon. We devote special attention to this branch of ti e
business, and are continually adding to our already exten
sive and wall appointed assortment of material, ;
NEW TYPES, BORDERS, .ORNAMENTS.
etc. etc . rfii..
Of the most modern and elaborate designs. Onr stock o. '
FANCY INKS. TINTS. AC,
Are' of the finest quality, and for richness of color and
durability, cannot be equaled in tbe State,
i The principle upon which buaineas is asked for this es
tablishment Is, that persons will consult their own Inter
ests, by awarding their custom to that office in whirl
their money can be expended to the best advantage. To
thla end we solicit all In want or good Printing, at very
reasonable charges, to call and examine epeoiniens, and
judge for yourselves. ' '
Orders from the Upper Country
Will have onr special care, and friends from the Intern
may rely npon having their orders filled promptly, as
HAVE THE ONIYIMPRQVCO cowioN rowtftfness
-; - En tae tttate ot Oregon .,
Add"'" MOUNTAINEER OFFICE
mlS-tf pallss. Oregon.
JACKSON SALOON !
CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS,
'' DALLES,. OREGON ' '
TnB CNDERSIONKO, HAVING REMOVED FHOI ,
T1IK "BELLA UNION" CELLAR, INTO , . .
Gates' New IJulldlnff, :,
Bea to Infcrm the nubile that they art prepared to serve
their customers with the best , , , ,i ,. ' ''
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
TUB.' MARKET AFFORDS. AL80, A , . ,
i . u . :iTree Luncn i
Every day and evening. "-
I decMf
KLEIN, '
Proprietors.
aad eznenses ol auminlStratloii.lt is ordered that anl,
ppllration ha beard tli first Monday of May, lfc&S,
and that this line notice thereiif be given by puliliahlrli
the same in tne uoyHTaJUgBiu a oew"iper pnniiHiied In
Waooant. ;, ' . . W. LAIR HILIV::,
. t. :! " '-udge 01 qrant county. .
i r. -. rPlnal Settlement; - 1 '
-fOTTCE IS UKRUlf OIVEN to all persons interest.
? ed In the estate of Andrew Watson, deceaaeil. that
4. L. Sutton. Admlniatrator of said estate, luis filed hie
final acronnt In ihe County Crt of the State of Oregon
fer the Con my .f Or lit, and that FltlD AT. the' ih day
of June. 1866, has been set for bearing said account by
said Court.- " r '. 'W. L. HILL,
I -. , j-j .H V T' jMMof Grant nonnl.. J
Cnyon City; AprlJ Mtli; ltte . u n ,
j LINCOLN HOUSE, ,
Owrnnr WaarUMffton md f rsnt Btrcetat
. ' - PORTLAND, 0RBO0N.. .'..".. -v v..
VTvIRST-CLASS IIOTELr LARGEST IN TBS STATE.
MJ ,
Charges Reaeonaule. . - v..
' AN OMNIBC8 will attend ll she Boats and convey
Paaeengera nd tbelr baggaga ' tor the House' Free if
CtiargeHor to any other Uouse In the Clry for fiOenis.'
j 8. COFFIN, Proprietor,
IP. 8 nOT AND COLD BATHS in-the House. ' '
'All the Steamers for Ofeiron City. Vancouver, Monti-
csuo ana Astoria una at tlie uncoil
iseyiitui, ,.ma.
a at sa ,1"
Hard Wood Lumber.;
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS ,
WE BSO TO CALL ATTENTION of Carriage Jlsri
uScturlrsand Dealer, to thj Large and C;,m.
plete aasortmrnt of CARRIAGE and WAllDuiV
ALB we are eonatantly raeelvlng from lh .East, specWIy
elected for the Californ a market, wPrJl0e. 0k!
S c"o7y. d Second Growth A.h W".""" i
Wagon Poles, Hnbe, Spokes, Felloes Rims, Shalts, Ac. Ac. "
which we offer at the lowest Cash Prices. ,
Order. ldrs.d to
leli Sni " A 81 Battery Street, Ban Francisco,
J81 1"'., ' and IT A 1 Seventh Street Sacramento,
O.WHOJr, II.W.BM00AC0, . .-
San Francisco. Sacramento. " ot"
land at tlie Lincoln liouse Wharf, .,, . 1 .
aAvr.1 aai:a llw i.l-U.'.'SI .t .U .1 0
.... . I i .uig tueaV" !"- j
TILLMAN,
au aann 1 CAUtouns. ro . .!:'.
TILTON & MoFAHtAND'S
Fire St Burglar Proof 8atc
I v. STEEL-LINED VAUltTO,
jaf-CanttaaUi band foil aawirttnent f BAFEfr ? !
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