Biuitaiuccn
Ho boat from below at 5J- o'clock.
: , -
ExTtNSivi petroleum discoveries have been
made la Alabam and Louisiana'.
The river at this point rose two feet In tbe
past twenty-four hours. . ,
The robbers of tbe Orleans Hotel have been
found guilty before the district Court, now tn
f ession at Umatilla.1
A Servants SuIioqI is the latest idea in Lon
don. In It girls are trained to bousebold
work, cooking, washing and needlework.
Am employee ot the 0. 8. N. Co. at Umatil
la, whose name we did not learn, committed
suicide on Thursday last, by stabbing himself
seven times in tbe side and once it the neck,
with a pocketkntte. ' ' ' '"' ' V
'. At the U. S. Arsenal at Waiertown, Mnss.,
about three hundred and sixty men are still
i .. J
engaged In the mariafuc'ure of iron gnn car-
ngagea in tue manatucure ot iron g
ringes, of tbe Rodman pattern, designed for
the thorough arming of the forts of our ex
tensive coast, from .the borders ot Maine to
the shores of California and Oregon. ' ' '
Ons of tbe Government Eoyenue Detectives
Seriously informs the Commissioner of Cus
toms that tbe Canada smugglers have laid
pipes acrorsthe St. Lawrence river, and are
engaged in pumping whiskey from Canada to
tue unttea states. He says ne Is searching
for tbe spont. "....
Aftrr Treu. Marshal Keeler is a great
barrier in the way of horse thieves in this
section, and as a result it is getting to be
Tcry unhealthy for them'to be about.' The
Marshal received . information some time
since of tbe theft of a bone from S. O
Kogers, of Grand Ronds, and being, ever on
tho lookout ' for evil-doerB, was informed
the thief, named La Bchiere was around.
Mr. Keler started on the scent and tracked
him ,o Five Mile Creek Last night abo
ninu s 'lst pit ha m a H a a rlasnant sn Ha Aamn I
about a mile bevyond ' the Five Mile House,
arrested the thief and recovered the ' horse.
lie is now in jail awaiting an examination
A SnooftNO affray oocured on Main street
last Sunday afternoon, between William Baer
nd Frederick Zerrenner, usually known as
Vinegar. Several stiois were exchanged and
grand scattering or toe crowd ensued. Vin
egar was slightly wounded in tbe wrist. Tin
liootlne was stooped by the interrention of
the officers. Ibe Darties arrested, taken before
Justice McGownd, and held to bail In tbe sum
of $500, each to appear to answer to tbe charge
of assault with, intent to kill. Tbe case was
aet for Friday evening. Tbe sureties of Baer
are J, J. Kelly itnd S. A. Merritt; for Zerren
ner, Dr. IlarrU and D. Markbam. Jo10
World. ' '..
' ; : '
A MmtiTiCD PbouotioM. Our fellow towns
man, Qulncy A. Brooks, Esq., Special Agent
for the Po;tomce Department, lias been pro-
rooted to be Special Mail Agent for the Pacif
ic coast. His district will embrace California,
Oregon,. Washington Territory, Idaho, Nevada
and Arizona, with beadquartets at San Fran
cisco, and with pay increased to themaximdm
allowed by law. Mr. Brooks is ordered to
establish bis headquarters In San Francisco
by tbe30tb ofjune. Vregonum "
' Flouring Mill. Mr. T. W.. Emerson ia
forms us that he will by.tbe first of August
have bis new flouring mill, about fifteen miles
below this city, completed, and of capacity to
turn out ntty barrels ot flour per day. Mr.
Kmersoa is a practical miller of long expert
' cuce, and possessed of energy that must suc
ceed. We 'therefore look for a good mill.
That is encouragement for farmers to raise
wheat, wi'.b market for all tbe tbey can make,
at tnetr aoors. laaio biaietman.
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Dees Lodqi. A correspondent of the Mon
tana Post, writing, Irotn Deer Lodge, says
Tbe report that gained circulation, cob
cerning tbe shooting affair at Elk creek, laBt
week was Incorrect. Kelly la (till alive, and
it is thought will recover; Loau has fled to
Darts unknown.
The mines are proving of great wealth ; large
numoers 01 quartz luuea nave oeeo aiscoverea
near Reynolds City, of a very superior quality.
A man, whose name I bave not learned,
was banged by the citizens of German Gulch,
on last Friday aftexnoon, for attempting lo
murder bit partner, by (tabbing him. Tbe
wounded man, it is thought will recover.
' . ' : ,.' .
IT is snia mo party wno lonowca tne not-
' xnnls taKen irom uaoington s aDont a wees
, ago, were obliged to come back without enc-
cess, alter going aoout (eventy mues. too
Indians bad too many hours the start. Tbey
found the carcasses of several mules that had
been killed for a lunch, but could not over
take the band. Idaho Statctinan. ,
Thi Shooting or Likdt. Dutches. At'
abnot ' two ji't'lotk' ihi j' mdrifinfr, Lieutenant
Putcher, 5th 0. S. Infantry, the acting j?ro-ost-Marihal
of the District wUilsVoin'jj trom
tbe guard-house to bis office, on Ltrtmie
treat, be was approached by an unknown man
who, witlinnt any warning, discharged a pistol
at him ; Ibis sbot missed wbn the Jjieuterf
ant drew a Derringer and fired ; the would
be assassin again fired, approaching so near
a to bum tbe clothes, the ball pa-sing through
tbe bowols, and lodging near the spine.' ' Ha
then ran down E street, and made It is escape.
Lieutenant Dutcher is lying in a. very critical
slate, the plrYsiriaiis in attendance having very
little hope of his recovery -Denver (Color
ado) Aeu March 25ih. , ,
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Biten's Quldh. We learn from an "honest
miner '' from that locality, that although this
formerly rich gulch has been pronounced
worked out, a rich harvest of the precious
metal is expected, this season. Several well
paying bars have been found, and the Gulch
exhibits a lively appearance, at present ; all
hands making preparations for the summer's
campaign. Jimtyma Pott. ,-. ,
A man At ftlnh VillincrA ftniifclihrlrlffA. who
, . - , . , . . . ... .a ,
left off chewing tobacco bat . since gained 12
. , . . . . .
pounds of flesh. His appetite meanwhile has
increased to an alarming extent, and. it is fear
ed be will be obliged to resume tobacco or
starve to death.
Tub U. S Ordnance Department declares
that ice two inches thick will bear infaritry ;
four inches, cavalry with light guns ; six
inches, heavy field, guns ; and eight inches,
the heaviest siege guns with 1,000 pounds to
the gqunre incb
Ibmo P. Blooh,
0. 8. MtLun,
Dallea.
can rraucisco. .
Bloch, Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE
Gr It O C E R S ,
AND DEALERS IN '
"Wines fc Liquors,
And Importers and Jobbers of
CLOTHING-
B f & g, fi
" v
Under Clothing,
Blankets,
etc., '
etc.,
etc. '
Assay, office
WS HATE AN ASSAY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
with our baelneu, under the entire supervision
of Mr. Miller. We make returns In Bars in six hours-
We guarantee all our Assays and pay the IUUIIKSI
CASH price for Bars,
we also pay tue uiguesi
Cash Price for Gold Dust.
BLOCH. MILLER k 0).,
myOtf Cor. Main and Washington streets, Dalles.
HARDWARE, .
IRON & STEEL.
GEO OERIES,
BY THE PACKAGE, ,
FOEOASH,"
-
At San Francisco Prices
Adding cost of Transportation.
CUMMING k GRANT,
ml3tf
Dalles, Oregon.
A: CA.Rl5
31
ADAME LB TELLIEIt WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Inform the Ladles Af the Dalles and vicinity, that
she m now prepared to do all kinds of DRESS, CLOAK
and PALE IOT making.
Also. CUTTING and FUTINU
in a new and luiproved style, never before Introduced lu
tills place. .
She will warrant to give satisiaction, anu woum most
reaDectfullv solicit a liberal natroiuco.
In the Rooms lately occupied by Mrs. White, over
Degener's Store, on Washington street, between Second
and Third. -Dalles,
March 27th, 1809 mr27tf
EW
YORK
13AKKUY
. - . AND '
GROCERYSTORE
Main fetrcet Dalles. '
mh23tf FREDERICK BENZER.
NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the andersigped are
rnepuctfully requeited to come and settle their ao
n wunis imaii mis, mo .
tMJtlu v' , A. I. blocii k CO.
JOSLYN AND CURTIS' IIUTTER
At 50 cents per pound,
For Safe ly J..J. DICKERSON,
ui9dl - Second Street.
; WALtJRON BROS., ; ,
Wholesale & Retail 'brugfgisfaj
. , Halm Street, Dalle, Oregon. ''
WE HOW OCCUPY OCR KKW TWO 8TORY FIRB
proof Stone building, opposite ltlooli. Miller k
Oo.. and offer to tlit pnbllc a full ami complete stock of
Drugs, Mediclues and Chomlcals, consisting- lu part of ,
KEROSENE, .
TURPENTINE,
ALCOHOL,.
ACIDS,
X .LINSEED, :
, lamp wicks k chimneys
. hops,
SAGE. ., , . ....
8P0NGR9. - ,:l "
LEECHES, ' 1
liAKU,
OOKK3,
OASTOR AND
NKAT3FOOT OH,
liNDKlO AND
LANPULACK
, SUPPORTERS.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
.. ., AND ' ,,.
PATKNT mkdicines.
Oar stuck of FANCY GOODS I s'of the Anest and best
quality; new styles ond large atmortiuenls, luoli an
ljuiiin s rsaruKKiii, iiaiii, .
, LUDIN'S TOILET SOAP, FLESH, , .' , .
POMADES, SHAVING, '
COSMETIC8, IIAT,
.. i ,. . 11 CI It 011.9, CLOT1IHS,
COLOONB. TOOTH AND i
FANCY SOAPS AND NAILBRUSHES
TUOTIl POWDERS, AND C0.MUS.
'I
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal nurposei.
Our fncillttoit for buylne Koods ure necdnd to none tn
the Stat", sml woihallat ull tiinesnel, at a -mull ad
vance from cot. Keaiiy aales and small prorlti.
' PHYSICIANS' TKESCUIPTIONS
Cnreftilly compounded at all hours of the day anli rriprht.
V 111 It Y IMPORTANT
,; , TO
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
BAR-ROOm .
TULIU8 KRAKMKK HAVING BOUGHT THE EN-
tire Stock of Merchaailite and liook Accounts of the
late Arm ot M. Seller A Co.. In thli city, to wtilch be lias
aditea oi nis own importntton twiiiie aoing Dusiuessin
fortiaii; an immeuso &toca ox tne oeet mauuiacturea
Crockery, . Glassware,
Plated Ware, Lafaipg,
Chandeliers, Table Cutlery
Looklng-Gla8cs and
All Kinds of Oils.
AU'of which he offers at reduced rates. Persons wish
ing to buy any of the above-mentioned articles, will do
well to give me a call before purcliaelnfr elsewhere.
. urders from the Interior promptly attended to, and
gooos pocKea to ro secure, uon'i iuii to oau on me.
nnuio s atone uuuaing, nuningion street, uaiies.
JULIUS KRAEMER.
Dalles. March 17th. 1805 mhntf
ONE HUNDRED MILES SAVED
BlACRFOOT&BIO BEXDJIIiVES
BY WAY OP
White DBlnflfe!
HE SHORTEST AND SAFEST ROAD
For Land Travel.
Distance from Dalles to White Bluffs .'......'.100 miles
" ', ', White Bluffi to Pen d'Oiellle 100
' ' " ' ' to Colvllle. 170
Travelers by land for either of the above Gold Fields.
win save
Save Time Distance and Money
By taking the White Bluffi Road.
Wood, Water and Grass
Are found ou this Road within easy drives.
The road Is now open, and possesses advantages over
any otuer lani route irom tne uaiies.
ruuiKiien ov oroer or
THE CITIZENS OF TIJE DALLES.
Dalles, March. 20. 1806. m20:2m.
W. 33. DOUGLASS,
(Successor to William Blrnbanm.)
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
Attn DIALS I!f .
IJ'iiie VVatelies
AND JEWELRY,
TNV1TE8 THE ATTENTION OF HIS FRIENDS AND
M. the Publlo to his choice selection of
New and Fashionable Goods,
Respectfully soliciting their patronage.
Watches PROMPTLY and PROPERLY repaired and
WAKH ANTED.
mOtr Kelt Door te the Post OOloe.
J? DEHM,
Watchmaker and Jeivelcr,
MAIN StREET, DALLES,
T-vEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
U CLOUKS, uoid fens, silver ana narea w are,
Spectacles, Cutlery, Ac.
aarPartlcular attention paid to repalrlns fine!
'Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, eto. All Watnhea repaired by
me warranted for twelve nionths.
N. B. All orders from the upper country, by Express
or otherwise, promptly attcnucu tn.
Dissolution Notice.
mTOTTCE IS HEREBY QIVKN, that the co-partner.
rH shin heretofore existing; between 1, M. EVANS
and A. W. DAVIS, In the Livery Stable business, ha
been dlesolvedi that A. W. Davis Is indebted to the 00-
partnership; and that abill In equity has been Died for
the settloraent of the co partnership accounts. All per-
sons are notified that A. W. Dayla has no power to die
rose 01 tne pioporty, nor ontract oents on tne credit
of than m. I.M.XVAN8.
Dalles, April an, M , aZSdlia
v .'I r i j-y-v
'franklin market. Q3 1
CORNER ,OF 8E0OND AND WA8HIN0I0N 8TREET9
4 U ii a bAiitisj OREGON, t ' ' ' -.
JOHEPPINGKR Proprietor
UNDERSIGN KD
lutvlng fitted up ttie
above Market in the KE T
STYLE, will keep ooustant-
Ijr ouhauri all sort&ol , . . , : .. ....
v Fresh and Cured Meats,
, Of Ik beat quality fuuUhad at th LOWEST RATE
My motto Is to "PLEASE ALL." ,
TBARTIKS nAVINO SUPERIOR STOCK FOR SALS
JL will do well to call at the franklin Market.
JOHN KPP1NQKR.
Dalles, February 19th, 1866. i
oounaev
COURT AND SECOND STREETS, DALLES, OREGON
JOHN MXCHELBACH, Proprietor.
WILL KEEP sWtmnww
'constantly oa hand all the varle-fcL '
kties that the market oan noutblv 1
FRESH & CUBED JIKATS,
. ) - .and always of the but quality.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS
- 'supplied on reasonable terms.
Tbe undonlgneq Is always prepared to pay the lilgh
itcash price tor VAT CV1TI.E, Parties havlnt itok.
In good condition, are requested to rail on him bel'or
going eiiewuera. JUUfl M1UUELUAUU.
Dalles, March 31st, 1805.
tuhbltf
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
nHE DALLKS LUMUER AND MANUFACTURING
M. COMPANY has recently attached a
FLOUBIN G MILL .
to their Steam 8wh and Door Vaetory, in this Cltv, and
are now prepared to CHOP VV.KD, GRIND WHEAT and
CORN, and warrant to glte the best satlsbctlon. Ou
hand constantly aud for sale
PXTRA FAMILY PLOUR, - . I .:
SECONDS OR MIDDLINGS,
' BRAN AND SIlOR'fS, '
CHOP PEED, CHICKEN PEED.
Also, a Sonerlor article of CORN MEAL, fr,,
Corn.
The hlKhest market pile paid for WHEAT, CORN a '
BARLEY. II. A.UOUUE. Amrrt. ,
Dalles, Not. 2, 1804. .... , ,- :. , : nstt
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OP
"Wines Ac Liquors,
FRONT STREET,
Portland, - - a Oressn.
O'meutV011 Bktt A VERT lARQ,t ASSOttS
Brandies, '
Wines,
51 I'M
Liquors,. ; . , ij
Case Goods,
lie., Vc., &e.
49- The Trade 1 iMrticalarlv Invited to examln. n.
stock before purcliaaiug elsewhere.. . auit-tf
H.HERMAN & CO.,
MAIN .ST., DALLES, OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL, ' 1
HTB?D" RECEIVliI A stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting In part of ,,. .,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
' Clothing, . . ; , .-'X; ,
Boots & Shoes, ." . . ')'. ;
Ilats&Caps,
Which tboy offer tosell at SMALL PROFITS.- '
Dalles, March 27th, 1808. , . , lnr27tf
MONTANA! IDAHO! WASHOE
WE ARB PCTTIJfQ TJP OVR
ORIGINAL SUPERIOR- BRAND OF
GROUND JAVA COFFEE, .:
ALSO '.
CIIARTRES COFFEE,
AV DOUBLE GLAZED PAPERS, ,
JL'SM ot
tor sale by all the Jobuei, n&
MARDEX k F0LOER,
Pioneer 8team Coffee and Spice Mllln,
220 Front Street, Sau Sr.ucliro.
a!8mlp2
rpHB UIOQEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
;PURS, WOOL, AND HIDKg,at
McCRARKN, MERRILL k CO.'B
nihl83m 16 North Fiont Street, Portland.
BOOKS! books:
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
tOCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
k3 Standard and Miscellaneous WORKS.
ftu., Ac. by every Steamer. Post-Office1
uooKiiore, aiain street, juaues.
Garden Seeds Top the Million.
T'tf ' U. J. WALDR0V
'" -i 1 -
CRYSTAL SALOON
niLLIAltO ROOM,
.lnnv nmnr inf
waiit!viv. o- . . ' rrP.tor.
apuipiUTON bt., neit deor to FRENCH G1LMAX
. -
-llUtlCE. . .
w HAVB appointed a. B. HAFT my authorlird
1 toeollt ill mo.,,, due md Tt .",
I new generally. .aatfl ; , i .Sur
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