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SATURDAY EVEJUXG, JUNE 1, 1866.
Go and hear Gov Gibbs aud Col. Hawkins
this evening. ' - : v I
We notice quite a number of onr countVjr
frfenda in town to-dfty, who have come in to
listen to the speakers Ibis evening.
. . :
. Capt. Lafollet's Company of the 1st Ore
gon Infantry, will be here tomorrow-afternoon,
from Camp Polk.. .
Whoisvsb votes for James DT Fay votes for
a secessionist, who be. ieves in. the divine
right" or any .State to break up the Union.
Tub wharf boat of ih 0. S. N. Company
was yesterday towed to opposite Mr. Fitzger
ald's store, where the steamer will land dur
ing high water..
A osntlkman who, ar ired'from Umatilla
last evening, informs us that the Union ticket
in that county will be oloeted by a handsome
majority.
Tub Canyon City stage hrfs not yet ar
rived, although now over line three days.
It is (cured that some Indian difficulties hare
tirovented it from making its regular tlmo.
Votb the whole Union ticket. Do not
scratch a name. Do not swap off with Dem
ocrats. Be vigilant and the day is sure to be
carried for the Union ticket,
The Amador Dispatch, a leading Democralio
paper in California, hoists the name of Gen.
U, E. Lee tor'Preeident of the United States.
That is true Democracy..
I.AW1E numbeis of petitions, numerously
signed, are daily being received by members
of Congress from parties in the West, pray
ing for protection on wool.
Tug Harysville-jKrprMS publishes and en
dorses a Secession Democratic poem, "We're
glorious in' the duet." Swine-could sing the
name song witn xne same gusto.
If you think of voting for Lafayette Lane,
remomber that in his speeches through the
State be has declared his willingness to ad
rait intyCongress Jeff. Davis or any other
rebel who can show a regular certificate of-
election.
REueMBKit'tbat every vote east for the Dem
ocratic ticket is one for Jo Lane. The Demo-
orast west of the mountains inland to run
liim for the United States Senate, and should
tlicy get a majority of the Legislature will
elect him. : Do the people of the Dalles want
the eld traitor for United States Senator T If
not, vote the Union ticket.
Toe North Carolina papers are full of state
meats going to show that plantations in that
e'ectlou are being rapidly bought op by North.
oroei'B. A Jerseyman (recently purchased
twelve hundred acres in Wadesboro, North
Carolina' at eloven dollars per acre. A New
' York company ate on the point of taking ten
thousand acres in the eame State, on which
tboy will settle English emigrants.
Every Demoerat elected to the Legislature
is a sure vote for Jo. Lane for United States
Senator. Old Jo. Lane is the man who stood
np in the United States Senate and defendei
the treason of the seceding States, and de
dared that Jeff. Davis was " one of thebrav
est and purest of patriots." Remember
voters, that every ballot for a Democrat is
ote tt ratify Jo. Lane's treasonable utter-
ancoo in tuo Senate.
Many Southern journals defend the Civil
Uiglits Bill as an eminently just and proper
tme. The Chatanooga American Union says
' No enndid person can deny that the object
of the X3 ill which both houses- of Cungres
run p, by. an overwhelming vdte, just passed
over the President's veto,, is right and just
Vi.il in accordnneo with the principles of tb
Declaration of Independence., . -
A " Dwocbatio Toabt." The following
B iys tho Oregonian, is the precise language
of a '-toast" offered by a Democrat at
drinking bar in that city rocontly : .
IIkub's to Democracy,, how, ihsnoefobtii
. aiiij voRRVin, and lst otnn Country MWlf. OB
i'WTIM. , ' .
,,' One of tho gentlemen about to drink, in
l;tintitly set down his tumbler and refused
driiiK to such a Bhamcless sentiment. -
The other two drank the toatt.
', Tlmt, votors, is a Democrat's f oast..
V TH'KD'KMjQCRATIC party.
'The De'mborntic party of to-day presents a
striking contrast with the Democratio party
of fortner times.. Once, the very name of
DimlVcraiy was the synonym of strength,
grtnss. gfory and victoiy. It was sup
posed to embody those great principles of
Republican government which held that the
peo'ple'are sovereign, and that the majority
should rule.
Its leaders were honored and respected in
the persons of Jefferson, Jackson and Van
Buren. They showed their devotion to the
Interests and prosperity of the cfiuntry, b
maintaining the Union and the honor of our
But now bow changed. Those old
leaders, whose very names were a tower of
strength, have deparied,'tbeir nuns have set
to rise no more. The once solid phalanx of
the Democ acy is broken, routed and dis
pensed,, and the party has sunk to a feeble
nd contemptible minority, with none so
poor to do it bomHge It became tbe special
dvocnte, delender and propagator of slavery
and the slave oligarchy, and the bitter and
ui relenting foe of. freedom, education, law
and Union. Its complicity with treason aud
traitors caused it downfall, and has so
stamped it with ignominy and di-grace as 10
prevent It from ever recovering its former
power and prestige.
With slavery died the Democrat c party,
and the world rejoices at it with inexpressi
ble joy. Upon its ruins arose tbe young,
igorous, and all conquering Union party,
and by its almost superhuman efforts pre
served tbe Republic and the Constitution
and Union our fathers gave a. When the
lives, liberty and pro peiity of thirty mil
lions of people were jeopardized, and the
nation's life was trembling in tbe balance,
who came to tbe rescue? It was not the
Democratic party. From the commencement
of tho war for the Union to its conclusion,
that party threw every obstacle in 'the way
pf the Government.- U opposed the appro
priation of' means to carry on the war, dis
couraged enlisic.ent?, excited riots and blood
shed, and resisted the draft. It pandered to
the South, coaxed, begged and 'entreated tbe
conspirators to return to the Union, but was
answered by. insult and injury. It assailed
the President with tbe grossest abuse and
vituperation, accused "him of perjury, tyran
ny, and every possible enormity, and re
joiced over the-tragio circumstances of bis
assas8lnatloir;-butfor'tbe people who were
seeking to break up tbe Union, usurping
power, and carrying fire and swot d through
out the land, it had no words of condemna
tion to utter..
When the Democracy refined to support)
their government and follow citizens against
such unprovoked wrongs and cruelties, nd
even openly professed sympathy witb the
rebel hordes, . it not only became false to
friends, State -and Nation, but false to lib.
orty, to law, to the Cotstltution and to God
It was charged -that it was an abolition war
gotten np by northern fanatics, for the ben
efit of the nogro, but tbe charge was fcrse
Encouraged, if net instigated by such Dem
oeratie luminaries as Ex-President Plerbe, of
N. H-, Seymour, of N. Y., Vallandighamof
Ohio; and the old Publio Functionary, of
Pa., the Southern Democracy undertook the
overthrow of the very best Government
known on earth, and chose tbe sword as
arbiter.
If five hundred thousand Americans now
sleep in bloody gravest the Democratic party
is responsible for it: If tbe whole country
has beon draped in mourning; the same party
was the cause of itl Alt out national trou
b!es,our heavy tuxes, our losses, are traceable-directly
to that' wicked, unscrupulous
and now demoralized party. And yet, with
such a record, it has tbo brazen effrontery
to call itself the Union party, par excellence,
and contemplates' carrying the State at the
coming election. '
The party that stood by tbo country during
the war is fully competent to manage its af
fairs in time of peace The loyal masses
will be slow to surrender tbe control of the
Government its honor, prosperity, great
ness, glory and grandeur to that party that
would not " vote a man or a dollar."
A vOTi for James O'Mcnra ij-a voto for ft
traitor " Old Guard" and in favor of repudi
ation. Jitincs O'Mcnra is the than who could
I not mKO ine onto ot ancginnce wnuoui com
mittlnj; perjorj. . 1
Rihihbeb, ifyou nave acoldr cough, tba Hull's Put- ;
monary Balsam will cureyn quicker than any other :
nown remedy. Tho genuine It put up In fifty cent i
bottle, ouly.
Columbia Lodge, No. 0, I. O. O. F."
Meeta eyery, Friday . evening at 7 o'clock, lu Gatei
Ilatl, corner of Second and Court Streets. Brother In
good standing are invited to atteud. By order. N. 0.
VVaaco Lodge, No. 15, A. F. & A. AI.
Holds its stated Commmitcntlon- on the Kim and
Third Moh'lays of etch month, at their hull, in
Dalles City. Brethren in good standing are invited to
attend. By order of the.W. W.
tin L. Pops, Sec'y.
Religion Notice. '
Cathouo Chohoh Morning service: Maes, at 1OJ4
'cloik. Evening aetvico: Vespers and Bonedictlon, at
1 ..'clock. Sunday 8chn.il at 2 o'clock, p. in.
NOTICE
3 HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a meeting of
the Wasco County Agricultural cm-let), hei.l at the
Court House. In Dulles Cltv, on SATURDAY, the 16th
of May, A. D 18116. nt one o'clock p in. A general at
tendance ta solicited, as au election oi omcers una otuer
important business will publicly be transacted.
Ity order hi mo executive uommmee.
K. H. Hah, , L. L. ROLAND,
Secretary. je2tf Chairman.
NOTICE
8 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
cern, that the Annual List of Asgessmoutaof ltln
ternal Revenue, for the 8th Division, Slate o Oregon,
will be open at my office for examination, for the space
ot ten days from the date hereof, when and- where ap
peals will lie teceived relative to any erroneous or ex
cessive valuations, asses-men ts or enumerations returned
in said List.
OUlco ou Second street. 2d door above Court, south side.
E. 11. COMFORT, Ass't AHOssor,
9th Division, State ol Oregon.
Dalles, June lst, 1888. el-lot
NOTICK.
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATK I will be found In
the Law Office formerly occupied by I In mason t
Udell, on Main street over Wahlron'a Drug Store.
vanes, May uist, muu. inyuui . u. n. uenm.
Proposals lor Fresh Ueef.
Ornoi ur A. C. S. Font Dtuu, Oregon,)
May autli, I860. J
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate will be received at
this office until 1'2 o'clock ., Saturday, June 9th,
1806, for the furnishing of
IT li ICS II DEES'
To the Troops and Employees at this Post, for the fiscal
year commencing July 1st, 1800, aud ending June autu,
1867.
Haid Frosh Beef to be of srood and merchantable nual
ity. and in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter
.nioatnecRs, MiauKsanu Kiuney ihiiow to oe exciuueuj
and to be delivered on such days and in such quantities
as the. Commanding Officer of this Post may designate.
The necks of the cattle slaughtered shall be cut off at
the fourth vertebral joint, and the broasts trimmed down;
the ahsiiks of the fore quarter shall be cut off from three
t four inches above tie knee-joint, and of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hock Jolut.
Each-bid to be accompanied by a bond (wltli at least
two sureties) In the sum of Two'fhousand Dollars for the
faithful performance o' the Proposal contained In the
Bid, In case the Bid Is accepted.
' Ail Bids must state the price por pound In V. 8. Gold
coin, but payment will tie mane in sucn tunas as may
be on hand on the day of payment for that purpose, "at
coin rates."
The undersigned reserves to himself the right to reject
anv or all bid, that he mav deem unreasonable.
Bidders are Invited to be present wnen tne Dial are
opened.
proposals to De aaare-ea to tne unaersignea, ana en
dorsed thus: " Proposals for Fresh Beef."
JAMES GILLIrS,
my30t8 Capt ft A. Q.M., U. 8. A , A. O.S.
DALLES AND CANYON CITY STAGE
COMPANY
Are now running regularly their line of
CONCORD 8TAGKS,;
BETWEEN . j
UALLKH & CANYON CITY,
TWICE A WEEK, CARRYING
THE U. S. OVERLAND MAILS
AND
Wells Fargo &Co.'s Express,
Leaving Dalles eVory Tuesday and Friday, at 2 o'elotk
a. m., and Canyon City on the same days at 3 o'clock a. m.
Through In Two and a Half Days
JAMES A. HENDERSON, Age t, Canyon City.
Dalles Office Next door below Jos. El felt's, Main st.
SAMUEL L. BROOKS, Agent.
Dalles, May 26th, 1864. ' iny'AHf
HO, TOR THE DEALT ROAD!
SNOW OUT OFXHKWA Y.
mi 118 R AD IS NOW SO FAR COMPLETED. THAT
JL it may be traveled by wagons groat and small with
ease and safety. It is Not Less than Fifty Mile, Nearer
to Boise Basin or Valley. orOwyheethauany other route
from Dalles City. It Has L.ower Kates of Tolls, better
grass, and shortei drives between watering places than
any other road across the mountains. This road though
not completed iu all Its sections, la offered to the trav
eling nubile at vorv reasonable ra'es of toll, i
Teamsters, packers anu ireignters iromtiie uaues win
do well to examine ihfs road. If they do not like It.
they can go ftfty miles further round for about three
times tne ton, ana nave no natter roaa.
- By order of the Hood Company. my23ml
NOTICE.
nTMIK MONTANA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
! will now receive and transport freight from White
Bluffs to the upper end of navigation on Pen d'Orollle
Lake, nt tho ratenf$140 per ton: Frolghtsent to Whlto
Bluffs, marked "To the core of M. T. Co." will be for
warded with dlapatcls. J.Ai ODhLL,
. . mj2atf . Agent.
DEMOCRATIC OLVU ROOM.
' CORNER OF COURT AND MAIN STREETS.
Open Dally, until 10 o'cl'k, p.m
-VKM00IIATS OF WASCO COUNTY are Invited to ai-
B tend, aud oinull themselves as mombors of Ilia
Cliin. .
OOOD SPEAKING may bo expected each evening.
- . .By order of the Committee
1 m22d2w.' ' V ' JOHN WILLIAMS, Ch'n
HinrPIAV ll'n : ft nil If Iflfll AW
fl III) I llll i l II III, HHIuMUil
H ( ) I I K H I ,'.;
No. 100 MI STREET, DALLES.
THH UNDKH81GNED THANKFUL FOR PAST
Favors, renpectlul1y In for ma tlia citizen of th
Dimes, unu the public g oner 11 y, tuat ue coutinoM l
ii m , 4
PUBLIC
Oil PRIVATE SALE,
Real Estate. 1
General Merchandise,
: Uiucerlett, " ... .
UorxeN,
" Mules,
-. Furniture,
Mocks &.c. Uc.
. BEQULAR 8ALK DAYS, - V X
Tuesdays and Saturdays. ,
ash Advances made on Consignments,
And PROMPT KKTUKN m de of sales. .
Out-door and Soecial Sales attended to l any Part ot
the city. . .'
JOHN WILLIAMS, Auetloneer..
J. J IT K E K,
Main Street. Dalles.
WHOLSBAU AMD SIT 1 1. MAW. IX
CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF.
PIPES, Sci.
i .
ALWAYS IN BTORI TBI BEST BRANDS 0
Jigars, Tobacco, Matches, &c.
PLAYING CARDS.
POCKET CUTLERY,
POUT MONIES.
COMBS and BRUSHES, o' all kinds.
'. PERFUMERY, ot every description, . .
CHINA ORNAMENTS
TOYS. DOLLS, etc.
FISH HOOKS and FISHING TACKLE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS, c.
Also Powder. Shot, Lead, Powder F1a,ks. Baskets, and
many other articles too numerous to me ition.
Aftr Interiordealers supplied with Cigrs. Ti.bacoo.etc '
at less than Portland prices, with freight added, oc- -
SELLING OFF AT COST!
J. GOETZ & CO..
PTONB BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET, DALLB3,
Offer their woll-selected stock of '
TOBACCO,
8EGARS,
PIPES,
YANKEE JNOXIOiNS,
AND
STATIONERY
AT
SAN FRANCISCO COST
mr27tf
GJ-A-TJES & CHAPIN
WHOLESALE k RETAIL '
DRUGGISTS,-
STONE BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
DALLES, OREGON.
Importers and Jobbers of ,
PATENT MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS A FANCY GOODS,
SODA, CORKS A ACIDS, '
OILS, ALCOHOL,
PUKE WINES A LIQUORS.
PAINTS, GLASS 4' BRUSHES.
PUYSICIAXS' PBESCRIPII0X3
Accurately compounded. '-
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPORIUM.
A full and complete assortment of all articles In the
Photographic Line, at a SMALL ADVANCE ON SAN
FRANCISCO PRICES.
far-Merohauts will please get our prices before order
ing below.
H.
L.0UAPIN,
Dalles.
JUSTIN GATES.
Sacramento, Cal.
LAST CHANCE!
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF Till
public to the loot that we ore closing out-car
stock of .
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, &C., &C.,,
At Greatly Reduced Rates,
And offer barga'ns which cannot fill to satisfy anybody ,
wanting articles in our line. ,
. Xaii 7W a-niing' ! "
1VI INTEND CLOSING OUR BUSINESS HERE by.
the FIRST OF JUNK next, and we take this op
portunity of once more callln r i. pon tlioso indebted to- .
us to tall and settle. .We will not, if wo can help It, .
Sriace any of our accounts In 'the bands of leical- collec
orr, but If obliged to do so, we shall have reoourse to
that when this notice expires.
a20tjl M. BROWN A BRO.
DALLES & BlttCEtXAIVM
LantSlng Foot of I nlon Street;
raiHR PROI'RIETIRS ARK NOW I'ltKl'ARKD WITH.
-. JL STAUNCH AND ROOMY BOATS, to cross .
, ; Travelers, Uorscs &. Stock, '
Tna Safe and expeditious manlier, and at Iteaaonnble .
ltutce. . aUJlfi .