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TUESDAY EVENING, HIT 29, 1866.
Rbmbmbeb the speaking at Cbapia'a Hall
tins evening at 8 o'clopk. The."Uve issues"
will be discussed.,
Ik Carson City there is a dancing school
conducted on strictly moral principles
"cash, in adrance, and no hoggin."
A VfoMAK. in Pennsylvania baa petitioned
for a divorce " becadse she and bet busband
does not agree on politics."
Tan Houston Telegraph says, that in a few
years the sheep interest in Texas will not be
second even, to cotton.
We notice our friend' and fellow typo
Lieut. Wm. M Hand In town. He is looking
fat and saucy-
Tub Qovorner of Iowa has appointed Mjss
Slobbins notary public This is said to.be
too first appointment to thai office ever re
ceived by a woman,
There is a stove in Hichmond, Virginia,
which was brought over to this country, in
1770. Evidently i, belonged to one of the
" First Familie."
ItixniDKR, If you have a cold it cough, that Uall'e Put'
monary Dulitam will enre yon quicker thau any other
known remedy. Tho gouulue la put up in fifty cent
bottles only.
Columbia Lodge, No. 0, I. O. O. P.
Meets every Friday evening at 7 o'clock, in Gntes
Particularly is Ibis the I Hall, corner of Second and Court Street. Brothers In
.... , . . . kuvu ainuuiuiE are lUYiteu w aiiuuu. ujuiudi, ...ut
cafe against Mr. uogue, wno is represented
an helmr hnsfitB to Mr. Neamith'a re-election: A. WaicaLodge, Ko. 15, A. P. 4. A. M
. ., ..i. . iiil V Holds its stated Communication! on the Flirt and
but we have evidence to the contrary in Mr. MSkTi,rd Mondays of each month, at their hall, in
Hotrue'a sneech at Fifteen Mile Creek, on Sat- D" City. Brethren in good standing are invited to
How The? Stand. The Democracy has bad
a great deal to say about the Union candi
dates for the Legislature being opposed to
Mr. Nesmitb, and have labored hard to. pre
judice Union voters against the candidates
upon local questions
urday last. He is friendly to Mr. Nesmith,
and more, that be will support bim for re
election to the U. S. Senate, if at the time of
convening the Legislature, things exist as
they do now ; and that he will make bis party
influence subserve the local interest of the
people of this county. Qen. Humason does
not commit himself as strong as does Mr.
nogue in favor of Mr. Ne smith, or the local
interests of this people. He must submit to
and obey the dictates of bis party caucus, ir
respective of bis Individual opinions or pre
ferences. What triend of Mr. Nesmitb be
lieves that be could receive the nomination
for re election to the office be now holds in a
Democratic caucus? If there are any, let
them think the matter ever, and they will
soon decide. There is Jo. Smith, Fiddling
Wbitnker, J. F. Miller, and hosts of other
lights in the Democratic party, who are to be
attend.
Beth L. Fori, Sec'y.
By order of the W. M.
Religions Notice.
Catuouo CnoaCH Morning service: Moss, at 10J$
o'clock. Evening service: Vespers and Bonedlctlon, at
Vi o'clock. Sunday School at 2 o'clock, p. m.
a-JUtt CAllir.ll It VLr.Uft.UA.l, ritouir.
Notice.
TITB COMMON COUNCIL OF DALLES ClTY.Orejroi.
will sit an a "Bonrd of Eqtiilfxation " at the Recor
der's office on Satur ay, Juno 2d, 1806, at 7 p. m. All
parties who mny reel aKgrlpreu uy any assessment made
by the lteconibr of Dalles City, are hereby requested to
attend, that all errors In Vhhmtton or description of lots
land or nthor property, may be there corrected, before
the city taxes for tiie current year are levied.
Uy order r the common Council .
luyttiM ii jtecorner.
Ordinance No. 39.
AN ORDINANCE to License Hotel aud steamboat
It miners.
fjlhe people of Dulles City do ordain as follows :
Pkctios 1 Any person who shall solicit patronage for
Hotel or Steamboat, commonly called a ''Runner."
within the corporate limits of Dalles City, shall therefor
procure a License from the Kecorder, and shall pay
therefor Into the city treasury the sum of Ten Dollars
for every three months.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall do business as a runner,
who by malicious misrepresentations shall injure, or
miction ii coiiifsfi
HOUSE!
Ko. 100 MAUI STREET, DALLES.
THE UNDERSIGNED" THANKFUL FOR PAST
Favors, respectfully Informs the citterns of the
Dalles, and the public generally, that he continues to
sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
OH PRIVATE BALE,
Real Estate,
General Merchandise,
GtocerleH,
llorNCN,
Mules,
Furniture,
Stocks, &.C. &.C.
BEGULAR BALE DAYS,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cash Advances made on Consignments,
And PROMPT RETURN nude of sales.
Out-door aud Special Sales attended to in any part ot
the city.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
eevieifitsti Do not be deceived by men who
Wl arc lieltd With a-enuine " Web-foot" have no Interest in Mr. Neamith'a election.
wcither, with Btrong; indication that it will He baa as mucb chance of receiving the nom- JhB"R mvia"
continue.
John Brown, were be alive I
sire to advance Mr. Nesmith'8 interests must
vote for the candidates of tbe Union party as
tbe only way to. bung about that result.
Truly, It never rains at the Dullest ination in a Democratic caucus as would Old "'" """"it twenty dollars fur each aud every
Those who de-
Ma. Chas. F. Bhowhb (Artemus Ward), it
is said, has been offered $20,000 in gold, to
gether with bia travelipg expenses, for a six
months' lecturigtour in England,
An Army Ofickk Rbpiumandkd. Acourt-
Sto. 3. Any person who shall do business as a runner
without procuring a license therefur, shall, on convic
tion thereof, he punished by a fine in the turn vf twenty
dollars.
Bsc. 1. Tills ordinance shall take eflbct and be in force
from snd after the '2d day of Juue, lHtio.
rasse may lutn, inou. u. u. uil.ua ,
II. Catlbt, Recorder. my28d5t Mayor.
Qlnna- rt.VTn I, - .. .1 J At.. 11 F 1. 1
,. una uo.u iu ioouio .,,., nnBnA. n, pnrtKni,. ,,,. To. -
remnant of bis life," to use his own words, tory, convicted Captain Wm. B. Ilughos of "ALLJio AJND tAlNlUIN till MAbft
to efforts to overtbrow tbe Federal Govern- disobedience of orders and conduct preiudi-
rnent,, because of the passage of the Civil
Rights Bill, Stocks. remain same as before.
"It Is calculated," says the Cork hammer,
" thftt.withiu the past week. upwards of four
tnousana. persons left lor America via
Queenstown, two thousand of whom are of
the middle and farming class.
cial to good order and military discipliue, by
purchasing Quartermaster's vouchors and
otber claims against tbe United states, and
sentenced bim to be suspended from rank
and pay proper for four months, and to be
reprimanded in. General orders.
Ihe above we find in the San Francisco
Callot May 18th. The trial of Capt. Hughes
was caused by a worthless scamp named
Funk, who served' as Lieutenant in the
COMPANY
J. JUKEE,
Main Street, Dalles,
W H0LK8ALI ARD KIT AIL DEALER Iff
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES , Sco.
ALWAYS III 8T0B1 TBI BEST BBANDS Of"
Jigars, Tobacco, Matches, &c.
P LAYING CARDS,
POCKET CUTLHRY,
PORT MONIK8,
COM 1)8 and 11HD8UE8, o' all kinds,
PERFUMERY, ot every description,
CUINA ORNAMENTS. .
TOYS, DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FI8H1NG TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS, Ac.
Also Powder, Shot, Lead. Powdi r Fla,ks. Baskets, and
many other artlclos too numerous to me itlon.
4S- luteiiur dealers suunlied with Civ.irs. Tobacco. etc.
at less than Portland prices, with f rein lit added, oc-8
Am now running regularly their line of
CONCORD STAGK9,
BETWEEN
DALLKH & CANYON CITY,
TWICE A WEEK, CARRYING
THE U. S. OVERLAND MAILS
AND
Well, Fargo &Cos Express,
Leaving Dalles every Tuesday and Friday, at 2 o'clock
ni., and Canyon City on the same days at It o'clock a. m.
On the evening of June 2d Qov. Gibbs and
Cjl. llawkiua will address thp. citizens of Washington Territory Volunteers, and whom
Wasco county, In this city, on tbe political Capt. Hughes was instrumental in baviag
i3ues of the day. Pass tbe word that there dismissed from tbe service for. a crime for
may be a rousing meeting.. wbicb.he ought to have gone to the peniten- ThrOUgh ill TWO find a Httlf DflyS
OnoLiBA PBvitNTIv.Tba Governor nf ur7- TJ,e cliar8es Purred against Capt..
Missouri haa issued reclamation t ,. Hughes wei disobedience of orders in being
t.BODle Of that State tn nrav and fast n an. Partnor of the firm of Du Bel1 4 Co- doin8
ticinationof tbe Chopra An Irreverent .v. bu8ine88 in Boise City hich he did not
chapge suggests. that.chloride.or lime w,pujd. pretend ,0 AD' We reeret that tbe court
be more effirnciOUS. impoouu uuy ueaieuuu uu mm, mr vuu re-
JAMES A. IIEKDBRSON, Agent, Canyon City.
Dalles Office Next door below Jos. Klfelt's, Main st.
SAMUEL L. BROOKS. Acent.
Dallos, May 26th, 1888. ' my'iotf
BOTTLED UIilER.
fanHK UNDF.BBIONKD IS NOW PUTTING UP AN
M. excellent nrtkle of BO'lTLKU BEER, which he will
venire Boucht to be trained bv a worthless de T t0. amr ?'Pr,.V? in quwimioa to
w. I. i. .iu. --- - suit, uruers eit at tne miioaeipnia. urewery w ill ue
HI nave received minnlemBntal shfit nf I j rr..i i. n i .. ., ..' u. ;,,.
i . - i uiai:a.K-!ru. vjbui. uukucs ibwcu AUUHlliU uiuiu iuj hihihiw ui. u. avnaxdaoxjiima
the Slateman. containing the ereat sneech of ..!. .n . MttT H 189- "y33"
- v n- mtA -.1 I . . : .. I
mf. . u-.wu, otuer luiureBiiug mmier times discbareed bis dutios to tbe best inter- TVOTimn.
which is worthy of perusal. They should ests of the Government, anjs far above the rwMiK MONTANA transportation company
be scattered broadcast throughout the State, reach of designing men. will now receive aud tramport freight from white
., . , . ., ..... ' Bluffs to the upper end of naviuatiun ou Pen d'Orellle
so that the people could. read the " living
n.,,,., r q.v.1- KI. A llnnt I """"i lu0 raieoi iu per tun. I reign, sent 10 n line
GBNBRAL OONNOB. ThlS able and gallant I muna. marked "To the care of M. T. Co ' will be for.
ouicer was. UDon his own anDlication. mus- I warded with disuutch. j.a. ODELL.
Tnp river, at this pointhas been At a.staad tered out of the volunteer service on the mysitf Agent
till i!nia inat ntnl,. iTmn. ...il.. 30th ult. He Willi solicited to remain in ser-
cam. from above yeate,day we learn tht T,1? e thewWar 0ffi'!er'(aB we" " Dca H0 F0R THE DEALY HO AD!
..., ,, all of ourWslemSenators and Representa- r.w r-TT-r-f-iw -x mv w a v
onuao river w umg? rapitny.s no nope tiTes .familiar with the Mormon queition in I "
the Columbia will, recede before tbe next Utah. He, however, declined, basing bis rwuns ROAD 18 NOW so far completed THAT
... .,... . .. . . .... I llii f. rl M. it may be traveled by wainms ureot aud small with
rueoi mai strcu, as Dy mat we Will De ."kb u.-.v. . 6' ease and safety. It Is Not Less thai Fifty Mile. Nearer
partially safe from, high. Wfttet the pcesent more tnan thtee. years Continuous service in to Boise Basin or Valley, or Owyhee thau aiiy other route
?" nf A nril lnot : h oo molo o Afninp C.n.r.l grass, and shorter drives between watering places than
w. ... .l .u. u r . ' . j , ,r r 1 any otuer roau across me mountains, 'i'lils road tnougu
Wi:wprenotvvarethat thooldPeiivocratic,J by Brevet, and on. the day his order for not completed in ail its sections, is offered to the tr.
nri 1ut trAn.c..J I... tu I muster Out was made he was tendered a I eling publlo at very reasonable rates of toll.
w .... . ... Teamsters. Dackers and freiil.tor. fn.n. the Dalles wilt
son-Se ward party, until Saturday last Jndire V. , . . r", I ! " ' " '-y not hk.
ii i A I.., i? ,t ' Regular Army. 1, i? nptyet decided wheth- they can go nfty miles further round for about three
..uu.i.avu jjuu-.-uuiivj; wo I e u8 vtll accept inPv commission. Last I times ine ion, ana nave no Detter road.
raent. How do You lik. that, old time Dnm. week he was in Washincton in conference By order of thMtoad Company. my23ml.
L.wttn .General Grant on matters pertaining to
I tbia Territory, lie will return hero early in
ocrats? Wi bad, supposed that the princl
pie. or uempcracy were as Urm as UiberaUcr, Jnn J h to.jee. him wearing the W&X2l S&VSF&fSEES, si
l.ut they must aokpowjedge that either the eagles of the Regular service-while tbey P$ hi?.'Zi dlu.Xt Se'
principles or.their candidates change, w.ould honor, hint W6i know that he would nmel Boats .must he presented t0 moby the20th daj
IVOTICE.
"A-BOnUKIPTIOn 8.UPAllW.i 0ft. -10e ..- .,, .UI.,.Uh.l.F.llr .,nrtr
Herald, ot yesteiday, published the names of bim, and is only hateii and feared by those
some par.iea in P.ortlanj who. werfl lupossd who hate tbe Government and the principles
to have discharged, men ia their emplor be- represenis. vtaeiu,
cause they were Democrats.
posed that the fl'rald
Asa strong .
mloUw,
Ilcrald copy, 2 weeks, and send bllLto this office.
of May,
Danes, May a, ujue.
on this matte;. There i( now in this office a
compositor., who, with one other printer, was
discharged Irom the Harold because of Union
sentiments apd could not be made tbe tool of
the clique who. control tbe iraW. This wo
supposed Would have been a check on that
e(tablisbiuentt.BUtb.aitbey would have con
W!e had.aun- Coming Out or tui IIolb It Wint in At
rould have kept silent writer in Bfockwood't, Magazine, who pro
fesses to have been a Confederate officer,
tells a story In tbe last number of that mas:'
azlne which sounds sojne,vJiat Munchausen-
isb, about a robel soldier who iell by bis
side. A Yankee bullet bad struck him in the,
middle of the forehead, and be was regarded
as-killed outright, but, to bis surprise, ho
fpund him a few. hours later fighting again.
Tbe writer of tbe article accounts for this in
DEMOCIIATIC LIID KOOHf.
CORNER OF COURT AND MAIN STREETS.
Open Dally, until IO o'cl'h., p.m
.J-kBMOCRATS OF WASCO COUNTY are iuvltedto at-
ja-
Club,
tend, and euroli, theiuselvus as members cf the
GOOD 81eAEI.NG may be. expected each evening. .
Rjr nlar .if tha llnnimlt...
m,22d2w, ' JOHN Wlj.I4A.MS, Ch'a
FOU.SALB..
ONE HDNDRBD AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, the
. propertjr of, the heirs, of, John Ilalllgua, lately de-
iw., im i.Du vuiiTenieniiy loc&tcu on Allll Leek.
.IA...A .i. ...... . - . ,,.. . .i -j. . .i a .1,. h... "ieo'uoiinnioi xneouore uespue and Caldwoll'
D.uatou.tucaiaBivca getllDKoa .well 11,11 II aa ' nwiums i "'D" about three miles from Dalles City. It Is well watered
been kept silaat. If then Is anv mora tiro. I etaiementj tbe ball, striking Obliquely, Bad and contains a good house, barn and stable, a good or-
, ... glanced, passing between cuticle and skull, cjiard and awut twenty-five acresunder Improvement,
vnuiiuu ior opiwun i aana in l'oriiana. tna in,, j . . x .1 . iuiormiiou or uurnuaaeappiy 10 rawer x. aiesn ii
- - - . . fill nmnn .IK Iirilll inn ILL II... 1 1 LIIIL LILT. Li F I LI I . . . . . . - -
.PW.w.tWptotlV;. ; place it htmdr. f.. Call.: " "1 PJ t, Miami.
SELLING OFF AT COST I
J. GOETZ & CO..
STONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES,
Offer their well-selected stock of
TOBACCO,
PIPES,
YANKEE JNOXIOISS,
AND
STATIONERY
AT
SAN FRANCISCO COST.
nirSntf
GATES fe CHAPIN
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
STONE BDILDINO, WASHINGTON STREET,
DALLES, OREGON.
Importers and Jobbers of
PATENT MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS A FANCY GOODS,.
SODA, CORKS A ACIDS,.
OILS, A ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES A LIQUORS,
PAINTS, GLASS A BRUSHES.
PHYSICIANS' PKESCBIPTIOJiS;
Accurately compounded.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM.
A frill and cotnolete assortment of all ariiM.. in ..
Photographic Line, at a SMALL ADVA1MJE Oil BAN
FRANCISCO PRICES,
49-Merchaut wliljplease oui prices before order
ing below...
H..L. CHAPIN,, JUSTIN GATES.
- N Dalles. Sacrameuto, Gal.
LAT CHANGES.
WE WOULD CHL THE ATTENTION OP THR
. public to the hict that w are oJoeiDg out our '
atsok of ' ... "..
PftY goods,c, &ca,
M Gtently Reduced Rates, .
And offer barga'na which cauuot bjl to tatlsfr asrc
wanting arUcles in our Mne,, '
Foi Warning!;
portunlty of once, niorc catling upoo those lud.bild Y
u. to call and settle. W.will noi, If wTca h,h?t,
place any of our accounts In the h.n.i. i, .. ?,!
ii9U1' ' M. BROWN 4 BBO.
LAndlngr foot of. rnlon Street. .
rllBR FROPRIF.TOIIH 111
MTAllNnir . v , iii,,.. .... 7. -'- n ....
.-""""uwiWAXB, to cross ( If
..uicicig. itories & Klorlt
!"J L8 nd PdltlWM .aannr, a4 at