amitanuer.
.4
fKIDAT EVE.YDfG. MAY 25. 18!W.
Oo.VE Fne'si Ouu Gazb. The greul. titmice
Chief. Pal a a. has skedaddled.', Uacle ftim!'
L I H1 nilmk lllllirMnlllivlni i?,rtln'n.t ... : I t.
him. Thia famous Indian surrendored him
self about a year add a half ago to Captain
Kelly j at Fort K amath, where he had lived
ilp to tho present time. The object of his
surrender was, no doubt to get his wife and
child, Who ,,ere capWcd about a month
previously by a party who were returning
from fort Klamath, after making a treaty
with the Klamath . an I Modoc Indians
Mitdarao Palina, with others who were tlieu
made prisoners, were .taken to. Fort Vancou
ver, where they were kept until la3t summer
when they were restored to their liege lords.
Und Palina been trp.itcd as he deserved, ho
would 'have "been hung by the nock instead
of being fed oa Uaulo Sam's rations. .Tliere
is not an Indian east of the- Cascade moun
tains who. has committed more depredations
on the whites than has Palina ; nor is there
one among (be Snake tribes, who has the in
fluence 0 this chief. : -A jear "ngo Superin
tendent Fluntington treated with Palina and
his bind of Snakes, numbering about Bixl.v
warriors, by the. terms of which ihey were
compelled to romuin on the Klamth Reser
vation, The disappearance 'oftho whole
band Is only another proof of .the regard In
dians have for treaty stipulations. During
the last four years ibis, band of Indians has
bf on a terror to the settlers on tho lino of
the road to Canyon City. It wns these same
devils wh.p fought and defeated a part of
Cnpt. Drake's command three years ng,
.when Liout. Watson, was killed; and who
almost evoryyenr visited the Warm Spripg
Reservation and helped, themseves to each
property as they could Conveniently get off
with. Palina will no doubt reiurn to hjs
old field of plunder between hero and Cip
ypn.City and-we would advise travelers on
. that, road to keep a' watchful eye to their
Mock and their scalps; The following Is the
paragraph from which we obtain the news,
published in the Stntintl: '
From a letter from Liou,t, Oatman, written
from Fort Klamath, we loirn that Palina,
the Snake-Chief, with atlof'his "tillicums,"
has left this Indian Roservaiion, for pans
unknown j it is believed by the Klamath.3
that ho has gone to join Hpwlock, The
Klamath? followed after him, as far as Silver
and Summer Lakes, and could. find no trace
of him. ' We wnulrt unorcaat tn.ihaja.ir&vnl-
1
1
ing from Red Bln(T and, Chioo, through the
Snakb country, that it would bo well for
- them to keep a sharp lookout for those ffco
' hooters. : '. . .
Js. OvMsaiu, Democratic candidate for
" State Printer, addressed' th citizens' of' this
place last evening, at the Democratic Club
Room. There was 'nothing in his speech
that has not beon . said by every. Democratic
candidate who has- "-spoke-his pioe" here
sinco the canvass commenced. . He left for
Canyon City. In .the stage this morning.
' Fay and Lane have issue! a " prospectus'
is iuo citizens 01 urant county, asKlng sua-
scriptior (votes) to, enable tbm.to sell the
people of Eastern Oregon to Portland.. TJip
man who votes foe Fay or. Lane. in. this or
adjoining counties at the coming. election, !is
"votlntr against tho real interests of this fcc
tion, for if elected, they will surely, teli to
mo ingucst oiuuer. ., . , . (
V TltK Btacre from Cuuvon Uitv arrived hire
. . , T
'Kit ...LI !J..t.i.. mi. t ' v
uiuv uuuuv iiiiuuigui, , lue urrver re
ports having seen two Indians on the road,
but. had heard, of . no, depredations' lately.
The ntiners were alhatwork and'doing well;
me political canvass goes, on lively.- .
Warm. To-day has beon the warmest day
.of the soasonsuch as to cause all nature to
smile and bo glad.. Wo would Buggost that
thpso wuo .ha.vo ice stored up. bring it. but
and let it cool no Insinuations.
4 A man named. Potter, in tue employsof the
Telegraph Company, was found drowned ft
few miles below Seattlo, under clrcumstancos
liich lead to ft suspicion of foul play.
Tiik Quartermaster at Fort Dalles adver
tises, for proposals to supply grain ut the
liort. ,A chance for contractors, . . ; . '
. : The Columbia. has taken a fresh start. It
has risen (.bout 13 laches in the past twenty
foar.'kpurj. .
ELECTION LAtVI,
The following are the laws which will
govern the election in this Siate next month :
Section I. Tmt n't!, fit general & d special
elections held, in' (his State, it ehall be tho
"du'tot ihVj'udjes of such election to ad
rmnia'er the fo low ng oath to any person
offering his vote, unless the person so offer
ing 10 vote i known to one or more of said
judges to possess the qualifications therein
set forth, viz : '
You, , do solemnly swear (orafllrm)
that you are a citizen of me Un ted Slates,
twenty one years -of age, and have resi led
in the State of Oregon mx month's' immedi
ately preceding this election, and ninety
days in the district aud cnuiity .immediately
preceding the election, and you know i no
lawful disqualification that you possess ; and
that you will support the Constitution und
laws of tho United States, and tho Govern
nv nt of tho United States again-t ull ene
mies, whether foreign or domestic, and will
bear true faith, allegiance and loyalty to the
same, any ordinance, resolution or law of
any State Convention or Legislature to t'ne
contrary notwith landing ; and that you
have not voted in any oilier county c.r pre
cinct at this election. So help you God If
an affirmation, the words, " under the Mains
and penal y of perju y," shall bo added.
In case the applicant is of foreign birth,
nnd tho for-going oath is not applicable,
the following oatn. (n lien of -tho foregoiug,
shall be administered :
You do solemnly swear that you a e
twe ty-one curs of age, and have resided in
tho United States one year, and in the State
of Oregou during the s x months immcdi-
tely preceding th'8 el c ion, and have ue-
lared your1 intention to become a cilia-n of
the Unite,d Statq-, one yeas.preceding this
lection, conformably to the laws of the
Un'ned States on the subject of miturnliza-
oa, and have bona hdely resided in the
isirict aud county ninety days next preced-
ng this election, and that you know of no
ttwitil disqualification thatyou possess ; and'
hat you will support tho Constitution nnd
aws of tho United States, nnd the Govern
ng this election, and that you know of no
that
in cut or the Uuitcd States against all enemies,
whether feyeign or domestic, and will bear
rue faith, allei;iance and loyalty to tlio same.
any ordinance) resolution or law of any stale
Convent on.' or Legislature to tho contrary
notwrhstand ng j aud that you have not
voted in any- other county, district or pre
inct nt t-ti is elecion. bo help you Uod.
(Or if nn allirniution, to conclude us in the
nrst oaih.)
Hkc. 3. If any person applying to vote, is
challenged by a lawful voier, the judges of
election shall administer one ot tho tore
going oaths or aflicmations to. the said appli
cant, belore bo shall be allowed to vote.
SE0..C. If any person or persons shall, by
menace, threat or violence, .whether armed
or unarmed, intimilato or prevent, or at
tempt to intimidate' oi prevent, any person-
from, challenging another- voter, or to
prevent any person from, voting, sucq per
son or persons so offending shall, upon con
viction, be punished by imprisonment in the
penitentiary, not less than oue, nor more
than three years
That section 1. ot title 1, ol nn act enti
tled .- nn.act relating to elections and the
mode of" supplying vacancies in office,"
passed Januury 29, A'. D. 1 8,54, Bhall be , b.o
amended as to read as follows, viz :- That ull
white male inhabitants over the ago ot twen
ty-one years, who shall have resided within
this mate tor six rnontns next preceding nn
election, or have declared their Intention to
become culzens or tne unitea amies aocora-
inn to .the. provisions of the Constitution
hall be entitled to vote for Presidential
electors, Representatives to Congress, State,
district, county ana precinct omcers. rro
vided. That ninety days bona fide residence in
a county next pjecceaing nn election sunn u
reauired to entitle' a.pcjson to vote lor coun
tv and nrecinct oflfcers, and likewise ninety
days preceding such election in a district for
district mincers
Approve! October 11, 18G4
BODY FOUJip.
Colliss' Lasdino, W. T., May 23, 1806,
EwTott. ,, Mountaineer : Tlio body of
drowned man was found yesterday about
three miles' nbovo this place., on the Wash
lnglon jBido of.tho Columbia.' It appeared
to have been in the water about two weens
wits- about five foot ten inches high and
was about thirty or thirty-five years of age
Tbo body had on light eoesimere pants, white
drawers, calf boots, with largo caps over tho
front, part.of.o gmy ovarshirt and a figured
leather belt around the waist ; a littlo dark
hair ou JhjB bojck.'b.f tbo head and alight
goatee, and had the appearance of having
bad small whUkers. I, was buried by CorT
oer Sltepherd of Skamania county.
Yours, etc., Wm. COLLIKS.
11 DiMOcnATd did not commence the war,'.
Jut V Meara Spaeth.
No j it was Abolitionists like Brcckinridgo
Davis, Wigfall, Stephens, etc.; who com.
menced it, and such Democrats as Lee, John
boo, Bureaugard,' O'Mcara and bosts of
JQlhers, who aved;the Union.
Spring.- Now Is tlie time to purify your blnod. Hull's
SanLsparilln, Yclluw Dock uud Iodide of t'otMS Is ducldod
lT tho bent thing In uss for that purpose. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. -
Colamlila lUodgn, Kq. 8, I. O. O. P.
Meets every Friday . evening at 7 -o'clock, lu Gates
llsll, corner of Second nnd Court Streets. Brothers In
good standing are luvited to attend. Uy order. N.U.
o Lodge, No. 15, A. P. & A. M.
Y. Holds its i
EThlrd Mot
its staled Comniuiitcition4 on thoFirrt and
Mon.Uys of eich ntoiith. at their hall. In
Dalles City, ilrethren In good studding aro inviteil to
attend. uy order oi tue . si.
Bith L. Pom, Sec'y.
' Religions Notice. -
CtTllouc CnuaCH Moruiinc sorvicot Mass, nt 10J
o'clock.. Evoninjc seivice: Vespers and Uonedlction, at
71 o'clock. Sunday Sohon! at 2 o'clnok, i. m. i '
uJdtf i'A'i'llKIl 1,. UIKUKMAN, Pastor.
"- PropDsals for tJrulu. '
AT8I3TANT Q(JATlTBRMKTKIt'8 OPFICB, )
Fort Oalljh, Onwos, Mur U, 18ou . j
SKA I.ED I'KUraS M.-', in duplicuto. will bo received
at thinoftlcu until l-o'eln k M.ai ihol-.tdu.vot J ime,
180(1, for the Hiipply of 150 UOU ponmls ol' Oam. to be ut
good moruhatitabl. qimlity, und tleliven-d and stored by
the Contractor in audi manner u tho Ast Quartet mus
ter at this Post may irect, heiween the tjiue of the up
provul of said Contract and the tvli (lay of Juiy, 1SCU.
Oatit to be put up in sacks und weighed upon the scales
at this po-t before beuig roceiveil. . ; ' v.-
liidii will b ri-eeiveil tor 2j,U0 pounile nnd npwarils;
mint s'at the price per pound in coin. nn be aocouipu
liieil by the names of utle:ist tivo responsible parties us
Barotitis, and he uccouipauied by. uu outli of atlegiunue to
the Ucited States.
. In case n Hid is accepted, tho C' ntrnctnr will ho' uo:
quired toenter Into a liond for a reuitnuublo amount, for
the fuithfnl performance of iho Contract. ,
Puyutent for the nbovo moutloneu eunplics will be
inuile In such lauds a-i may be furniidied by the llovern
nient. at a rate eiiuivuieut to the coin prico at the time
of payment.
The right to reject any and ull Bids is rosorved.
llids to bo endo.sed Proposals for Oul." . . . .
Contracts will bo subject ttrtlie iippi-oval of tho De
partment aud Diridiou CouiuiauUers.
. JAMESGILLIS,
mytd Captain and A. (t. M., 0. B. Army.
LOST
PAIR OF OOI.D SPECTACLES In a German Silver
A
Case, for wiilch a liborat reward will be paid at
thisoluco.
J ;
7s
"wsiIKUli
NOTICE.
TIEU12BY QIVEN THAT A CALL MEETING OF
the "Stock Kaisers' Mutual Aid Society" will bo
held at Union School House, near A. D. lloltnn's, on
Fifteen Mile Creek, nt 1 o'clock p. in., nn Saturday. Juno
2d, 1SU0. . m Ulil h. L. lWWI.ANll, 0. S., A. 8.
ijottli:d bekr.
rantiK. undbiibionki) is now putting up an
JL excellent article or BUTTLED IIKKK, which bo will
deliver e) dealers or private lumilicsiu 'qtiuiititles to
suit. Orders left at tho-Philadelphia Urowery will be
promptly nttended to. 11. SON.MiNSUlIHIX.
vanes, May zau, louu. injiiii
NOTICE".
Tiik Montana tiianspohtation company
wMl now receive aud truuxport freiglit from.Whito
DIufTs to the upper end of navigation ou Pen d'Oreille
Lake, at the rale of $140 per ton. Freight seat to VYhlto
Walls, marked "To the care of M. T. Co." will bo for
warded with dispatch. J. A. ObKLI4
myvutr Agent. .
403 Front Street,
,. 8 AN FllANCISCO,
As a BUYER lias hat many years' experience in San
Fraucisco, and flatters himself as boing able to give eat
isfActlou. Will fill orders lor rosp aisibto psrtics, and
allow the u.iui oredlls. . For advances inaHo, will charge
the cmtomary Interest, commissions wilK.be. reasona
ble, and suited to the nature und nmouut of the businoss.
Holers to Messrs. Uuuiason A Udell,- Attorneys at Law,
Dalles, Oregou. ,
Ifor lui tner paritcuiars, aauro.u osjtuove. niyzjnw
HO, TOR THE DEALY ROADI
SNOW OUT OFT1IEWAV.
THIS It )AD IS NOW SO FAIl COMPLETED THAT
It nui bo traveled by wagon groat and small with
ease aud safety. It is Not Less than Fifty Miles Nearer
to ltoise liusln or Valley, or Owyhee than any oilier route
from Dalles City. It lias Lower Hates of Tolls, better
grass, and. sbortei drhes between walerinfr.places than
auv other road across lite mountains, 'this road tlioimb
not completed lu ull lis nocuous, is onereu to . iuo. trulf-
ollng p'.!tQ avvery raasonuuie es oi ion.,
' Teamsters, itiickers aud fi-i-iifhtcr from the Dalles will
do well to examine ihts road. If they do not liko it,
they can go titty tniloa lurcher round for about three
times the ton, ana nave no turner roau.
Uy order ut the uoau company; mvarai
, WKHOCUA.T1C CLUU UOOM,
COIlNElt OF COUHT'AND MAIN STUEETS. .
Open Dally, until 10 o'cl'k,.p.m
w-vKMOCIUTS OF WASCO COUNTY aro InvUed to at.
M.M tend, aud enroll themselves as members of the
Cluo. ' " v - ' - - -
UOOD SPEAKING may be expicted each rening.
lly order ot tne committee.
0)22(12
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ck'n
Dissolution Notice.
THECO-PAUTN hllSHIP heretofore existing between
H. Uililnan. V. P. Harris, aud McCullouiili ft Hull-
man, Mining In Canyon Creek, Urant County, Oregou, is
this day diasolrcd by. mutual consent. Said McCullough
ft Helluta., withdrawing Iroin the co-partnership.
McCULLOUUUft 11 ELL MAN.
Canjion City. OrarftCo., April a. IBttlt. 21 ml
.... .IfOR SALE.. .
4T.NE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACHES OF LAND, the
Vi property ou the. bolrs ol John Kalllgnn, lately de
ceased. Tlie'land is conveniently located ou Mill Creek,
betw.en the clnims ol Theodore Mosplle und Caldwell's,
about three niHes fronv Dulles City. It Is well watered,
and contains good house, barn and stable, a good or
chard and auout twoutYtttvo acres under improvement
For Information or-purchuso apply, to Father T. Jlofplio,
or utes A uatt, Attoruqy,.
Dalloji, May 21, 1800.. lm T MESPLIB.
' - '- AiUTlCi:. .
TUB UNDERSIONHD HA VINO tiOUQUT the
Hch'oouer IHrnntraiKe mid half the schooner Ha-
fid, Iroiu Torence Uulu, all debts against the above
nunaeu iMjv.es niiw ue piesemuu tw mv . m. u
of slay. au piuu.iu,
Dalle, Hay S. 180. " ruiHkUvr.
I UtraU copy, weeks, and sepd bill this office. ( -
immTAiT imn
mm Mu lulu
.HOUSE!,
No. 100 MAL STREET, DALLES.
TUB UNDRHBIONED THANKFUL FOR PAST
1'uvorn. resmcttull)' Informs the citizen of tht
Dull oa, and tha (jublit guneralty, that he coutiouet t
sell nt - .
PUBLIC XtJCTIOIV
Oil PltlVATE SALE,
Ileal Estate,
. General Merchandise,'
-: Oiocerleg,
laUI'NCN,
Fiiritituie, :
Mockn, &c. &e.
. EEQULAR SALE DAYS,
Tuesdays and Saturdays. ,
Casli Advances made on Consignments,
And PHOMPT RETU'tN m de of salo.
Out-door aud Special Sales attended to In any part ot
the city. , , , .
TOIl N WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
J . J TJ K E E ,
Slain Street, Dalles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALKB IX -
CIGARS.' ,T0BACCO, : SNUFF,
PIPES, &o.
ALWAYS IN BTORI TIIK BEST BRANDS OJP
Cigars, Tobacco, Matches,' &u
iJliAIinU U AIUIS,
. POCKET CUT1.ERX, ' t . V
POit'I" MONIES.
COMI1S and HIIUSHES, o' all kinds,
PKItFUMEKY.ol ovuryllesoriution. " ' ':
' CHINA OltNAMKNTS
TOYS, DOLLS, etc. '
FISH HOOKS and FISHINO TACKLK.
MUSICAL INSTUUMJilNTS, . - .
- FANCY QOOllS, 4c-
Alsn Pnwilftr. Klutt. Iaa Dnw.. VU,I. T..-l
--' " , inB, JJ.S.DI,! ma.
many other urticlcs too numerous lo we ition.
, iiiioiui iicniria nuiiiueu Willi Wg ,rS, TOlaCCO.et.
; less than Portland prices, with liumiu added. oc-K
SEsLiLINU Off AT i'OVI.!
J. GOETZ & CO..
STONE BUILDtNO, AYASHINGTON STItEET, DALLM,.
Offer their well-selected stock of
TOBACCO, n
v SUGARS, (
PIPES j
YyVISIEE JN.OTIONS, -
AND
STATIONERY,-
AT
BAN FRANCISCO COST.
lnr27tf .
. ; WHOLESALE ft RETAIL 1
ID RUGGISTS,.
' STOKE BUILDING, W ASUINGTON STltEKTi-
: IAIL.t,ES,.OI,EGrOIV, '
Importers and Jobbers of. , , (
TATENT MKDICINE3, ...... ,''y .... .
cirKMifiAi.s axov nnnna .
SODA, C011KS ft ACIDS,. .....
' OILS, ft ALCOHOL, ' - - ''
i rpitB winks ft liquors, , -'if.
PAINTS, GLASS ft DilUSUKS.' '. . ' .. .
niTSICIANS TBESCBIPTIOIfS . ;,
Accurately compounded.
RHQT.OG.RAPHIC EMPORIUM..
A Alii nml PntnntittA stuant-t mam of .tl ai-i
riiutuKriipliic Lim. at a SMALL ADVANOK ON gAil
FKANdaoO WilCJCri. . . . . ;
AfiT Mttrr.liRlitli will nlsnA rrat nil ntAn.
, T . r.- B-v vu. in ina voiurv vTQSr
ing below.
u. ii.vuA.iMKi..; JUSTIN GATK8.
lttllei. Buciamento, Cai,
; LAST CHANCE!.
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF TUB
public to tlio luct that wo are closing m '
stock of- . s . ,. 4
'CLO.THINGV
D R Y ' G 66 QS: " &. C . ! r aitr
At Greatly ncduced Rates,
And ofler barira ns which cannot fail to satisfy anvlied
wauling articles la onr.lino..
W TNTRND OLOSTNQ OUH BUSINESS II RUB t..
W the FIRST OF JUNE next, and we take this ob
porluuity of once-, moro cullinK i pon those iudebted to
us to rail and settle. We w ill not, If wo can htln i7
plate any or our accounts In the, hands of legal cofleol
torsi but if obliged to do bo, .o shall l,ave recourse w
M. ITIOWN ft nno.
DAIiLES- & UOCKLAHD
Landing l oot of Inion Street.
njinR PROI'RIETOltS ARE NOW PREPARED WIT
JL STAUNCH AND ROOilX BOATS, to cross V,
1 Travelers, IIorscN & Stock.'
In a Safo and expeditious manner, and at Pussnsmsis
toi. . -. .., .....taur.