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GRAND UNION RALLY
GOV. 'A.. C. GIBBS"
.. ' !. . . ' AND . . . ' . :
GOT J HAWKINS
WILL ADDRESS TUB 'MTIZKNS OF DALLES CITT,
THIS
''At 8 o'clock p'm., on the corner of Washington and
' Second litre. t-1. opposite Froucli A. Oilman.
Everybody turn out tint lieur hlml Democrats are
particularly invited to be present
A"Jonks" Convicted. At tbe candidate's
meeting ui Aurora the other dav. Samuel
Brown, a candidate on he Union ticket for
Htate. Senator, ciiart!.( M Savage the
Copperhead candid te, with being a member
of the itBsitssiuating, Democratic secret
league o" Old Uuaids.".
. Mr. Savage fiercely denied it and demanded
the prof
' Mr. Brown called on a well known gentle
man in the crowd to testi y what he knew of
the mat er. He arose, and turning upon
Savage, said . cltberately :
" You 'old me in tbe presence of my moth
er that you bel ng d to the ' Old Guard' or
Jones Fami y,'aud that the Democrats were
'organized all over tis State for tbe purpose
of rej sting the draft and to resist military
arrests iimt you we e ready for tbem Un
ion moo if they attempted to make my more
arrests "
Mr. Brown then asked Savage if be bad
any rebu'ting testimony. Mr. Savage bad
UUpw IU UUCIi AlO ITUO UUUTIUIQU IUU bull
foanded so much so that be could not face
tka audience to make a speech. He slunk
. r : . I:- - l. . .. ., : i A j
uuivi l lltvv nuijiusu optimal auu icbircu,
probably to counsel with tbe " Jones Fam
ily," wbicb, tliere is good reason to believe,
is now in full o gabization in various parts
f tbe State. Oregonian.
Oiva tbi old Traitor, Jo. Lam, Anothib
Kick. Do you want Jo. Lane to sit again in
the Senate uf the United States from whence
he was driven in'o Ignominious retirement
' by the people of Oregon ? Do you want this
infamous traitor to the country which bad
honored him, and this vile betrayer of tbe
people who had trusted h tm, to hold again
the highest office which tbe people of Oregon
can bestow upon any one? If you do not,
rote for the Union candidates for the Legis
lature in eery county in tbe State. Of the
Democratic nominees for the Legislature, by
far the greater part t.re pledged, if elected,
to vote for Jo. Lane for Senator.. His friends
tbrougtiout the State ofoim that if their party
carry the Legislature, bis eleotion is awe.
We know that an immense majority of the
people of Oregon woald repudiate old Jo.
Lane to-day if he should ask fpr their suf
frages. Voters of Oregon,, your suffrages
are indirectly asked for him. in this canva-s.
If you vote to elect a Democrat to the Legis
lature, you vote for Jo.. Lane for tbe United
States Se ate I: Electa Legislature which
will choose. a. loyal and honorable man lor
tour Senator, and let the reprobate tnvtor,
Jo. Lane, remain, undisturbed ia his infamy
. and. retirement I Ureyonian.
'Tbi steamer Oneonla arrived at abont
half past four o'clock having . on board
the Portland Brass' Band. This being tbe
night for Gov. Welter to speak at tbe Dalles,
the Democracy naturally thought that the
Governor was honored with tbe band. Im
agine their surprise when it was known that
the band was procured by the Union party,
and that Ool. Hawkins, who had left for Port
land ibis morning, was also on board. The
Union men are up and doing and succesi will
crown their efforts on Monday next. ." '
Gov. Girbs and Col. Hawkins arrived from
below last evening.) The Colonel returned
to Portland this morning, where he has an
engagement to -speak this evening. Gov.
(ribbs will address tbe citizens of tha Dalles
tuis evening! ' They report everything in the
Willamette all right. The Union ticket vfill
be elected in the Slate by 1,000 mnjoiity. ,
Am EaglUh lady bus applied to a lawyer to
know whether, having married a id in for Ins
money, and spent the whole of it, she Is mot
now entitled to marry another mm for hi!
money. . '. " j
Mr.' J. Qa$t and Colonel Hawkins
spoke to a large ciowd of citizens Ian
ereuinft on the corot-r f Main and Wa-h.
ington itrcrtt. Tbe sneenhn were full i f
lound argument and were terribly an
noy'uijf to the 'opposition. Dining Colonel
Hawkins' speech the Demoi-rnts present were
apparent! very uneasy and aniioiis for the
speaker to finish. At the close of the Col's,
speech he displayed two battle Hug, whii-h he
si (I belonged to Pennsylvania and New Jersey
regiments, and had pained through the terri
bla struggle for four ymt. ..
Tin three Indiana conspiraiors have been
released from the Ohio Penitentiary, by or
der of the President. ' .
V
Tub river roi-e about thieiiichesiiurlng the.
pat twenty-lour hour. ; ' .
Isaao -F. Dloch,
Can Frauclsoo.
C. 8. Miuir. -
Dallea.
Bloch, Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE ,
O R. O C E R S ,
. '.'.' . AND DEALERS IN
' I ...
Wines &. 1-fiqu.ors,
And Importer and .lob ben of
CLOTHING
Boots & Shoes. ' '
' Viidcr Ulolhiii
Blankets,
etc., etc., r etc. "
LSS AYOFFIOE.
WE IUVB AN ASSAY OmCK IN CONNECTION
wlih our busiueas, under the entire supervision
of Mr. Miller.. We make returns In Ban in six honrs
We guarantee all our Assavs anil pay the IUU II EST
OASII PKIOH for Bars. We also pay the Highest
Cash Price for Gold Dust. .. ,
DLOCfl, MILLER A C).,
niy6tf 1 Cor. Main and Washington ttreeta. Dallea.
Ordinance No. 39.
AN ORDINANCE to Lleenu Hotel and steamboat
' k ' Runners.
rjthe people of Dallea City do ordain aa follows i
' Bsorioxl. Any person who ahall solicit patronage for
a Hotel or Steamboit, com uoaiv oil I oil a " Huuner,"
within the corporate limits of Dallea City, ahall thereior
procure a Licenae from the Recorder, and ahall pay
therefor Into the city treasury the sum uf Tea Dollars
for erery three months.
Seo. X Any person who shall do business as a runner,
who by malicious misrepresentations shall injure, or
attempt to injure any Hitol. Itettauraot or steamboat,
ahall, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine In any
eum not exceeding twenty dollars for each and every
offeuse. ' , .
Bsc 8. Any person who ahall do business as a runner
without procuring a license therefor, ahall, on convic
tion thereof, be punLhed by a flue In the sum of . twenty
dollars.
Bio. 4. Tbls ordinance shall take effect and bain- force
from and after the 2d day of June, 1868.
Passe May 18th, 1888. 0. B.QILMA1,
H. Catlit, Recorder. my28ritt Mayor
.A. CARD.
MADAME LB TKLLIKR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Inform the Ladies nf the Dallea and vicinity, that
ahe ia now prepared to do all kinds of DRESS, CLOAK,
and PALSrOT making. Also, CUTTING and FITTING
In a new and Improved style, never before Introduced in
this place.
She will warrant to give satisfaction, and woald most
respectfully solicit a liberal patronage.
In the Rooms lately occupied by Mrs. White, over
Degener'a Store, on Washington street, between Second
and ThlrS. ,
Dalles, March 27th, 1&8 ' mr27tf
FRED. LIEBE,
GROCERY, PROVISION,
AND
FRUIT STORE,
Washington Street, opposite French A Oilman's, Dalles,
lias on hand a large aud well-assorted stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
resh XJutter s& Efftj
Received dally. A large lot of CHICKENS always on
hand. FRUITS qf all kinds. FRESH VKUKTABLKS
every morning. All articles warranted. '
Give Me a Call, Everybody
PBIOEH ;LOW."
an!8:tf
f. LIEBE.
, J. F. KELLOCSQ, DENTIST,
Alain St., Dalles, Oregon.
A FTER NEARLY SIXTEEN YKARB
JW Practice in bia profoMion would )g5f?-. 1
Dallea end the public generally, that h-
kas leaned-the Dental Oltlce lately occupied by J. W.
QUKLUY, Dentist, where be can be found prepared to at
tend to those requiring bis professional services.
Ornos IIOOBS From S o'clock, A. K., to 12 M ; and from
1 o'clock, ?. H. to 6 P. K. m3tf
Notice.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF DALLES CITY, Oregon
will sit as a "Board of Equllitatlon " at the Recor
der's olBoo on Saturday, June 2d, 1808, at 7 p. m. All
parties who may feel aggrieved by any assessment made
attend, that all errors in valuation or descriptiou of lots
iniiu u umar inui-)rijr, uij UV mere currecieu, USlOro
the city taxes for the current year are levied.
By order of tbe Common Council'.
my.'Rtd . , ll.CATLEY.Tiecnrdnr.
FOU SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND 'SIXTY ACHES OF LAND, the
property of the heirs of John llalllgan, lately de
ceased. The land is conveniently located on Mill Creek,
botw. en the claims ot Theodore Mosplie and Caldwell's,
about three miles from Dalles City. It Is well wutered,
and contains a good houie, barn and stable, a good or
chard anil aoout twenty-live acres under improvement.,
For inloruintiou or purchase apply to Father T. .Mosplie,'
c-rljUtns A llaft, Attorueys.
Dalles, May 21, 1888. lm T. MESFLIB. ,'
I HiLDItOSI BROS.,
Wholesale & Retail Drugists
Main Street. Dallea, Oregon
WE NOW OCCUPY null KW. TWO STORY FIRE
lircmrxt.ine linll.llnir. .miuwilo lllmrh. Millar a
Co.. and offer to the public a full and onniplese Mock of
Drugs, Medicines and Clu mlcals. conalsllng lu part of
KEROFKNE.
LAMP WICKS OltTMNBYS
HOPS.
. 8AOR. ; .
Sl'ONO K9. '
. LKKniIES,
TURPENTINE,
ALCOHOL,
ACID..
LINSKKD,
liAKU.
COHKi,
CA.-T'lR AND
1NDIOO AND'
, LANPIILACK
N KATSKOOT Oil,
TRUSSES, SHOULOER. BRACES. SUPPORTERS,
PATKNT MKDICINES.
Our stock of FANCY O0OL- I s of the Anest and best
quality; new stvlea ond largo aesortinonts. such as
LUBIN'B PKKFUKKItY. IIAIII. ,
LUUIN'ST'IILKTSUAP, FLESH,'
POMADES. SHAVING,
O'.I.SMKTICS, HAT.
llAIItOII.3. " CLOTH"S,
U01.IK1NE, , TOOTH AND
. FANCY 80AP8 AND NAILDItUSIIES
T HJTII PoWOiiUS, AND COMBS.
PURB WINES AND LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purHise. '
Our facilities for buying goods are second to none In
the 8tai. and we shall at all times sell at a amall ad
vance from coat . Ready sales and small profits.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carsftilly ciHnimnnded at all hours of the day nnd nlirht.
arsiVB,vj. v, iO'.u. ifllU-tl
VERY IMPOUTA?JT
Tfl ' '
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
HAH-ltOOMS.
TMLTfTR Klt&l.'MI.Ml lllvilvil iniilnivfn mvrn ....
- m.- ....(i.... uwuuui AUDI fiil-
tire Stock of Morchandise anil Book Accounts of the
urui ui ii. neuer in tins city, to which he has
added of his own importation (while doing bualuess in
. v. ...m.v ?u u..unll.a .mjvk wi .lie um. inanuiactureu
Crockery, GlactHware,
I'laled Ware, Lamps,
(Jliandclleris, Table Cutlery
L.ookln?-GlaNcs) and
All Kinds of Oils, .
Ill nfukh t.- rr . .a... ' . . .
...............,,.,,,i, i ersons wisn
tng to buy any of the above-mentioned articles, will do
Wall tn ullr. ma - null l.f,..- I I ,
- , " " iroiuiv puiunMinK eieewiiere.
. . . ....on,. piuuifiij nfcieuueu to. ana
goods packed to go secure. Don't fall to call on me.
HW.W.UHW..IUIUUII, n Munition Bireel, xiaiies. -
, . . JUUUS KRAKMKR.
Dalles, March lTth,180S.mhl7tf
ONE HUNDREDJrIILES SAVED!
BLACKFOOT & BIG BEXDMOES
BY WAY OF '
Wliite Bluffs!
THE SHOKTEST AND SAFEST ROAD
For Land Trlivel.
Distance from Dalles to White Bluffs 100 miles
. White Bluffs to Pen d,Oiellle....180 -"
" . " toColville 170 '
Travelers by land for either of the above Gold Fields,
will save , , 1
Save Time Distance and Money
By taking the White Bluff. Koad.
Wood, Water and Grass
Aro found on this Road within easy drive
The road Is now open, and possesses advantages over
ny, other land route from the Dalles. ,
Published by ordaf of
u iJl'JL01111'8 THK wi
Dalles, March, 20, 1868. m20:.m.
W. B. DOUGLASS,
(Sneoeaaor to William Blrnbannt) .
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
An oiAtn is
IJ'ine Watches,
AND JEWEL RY.
JNVITRSTnR ATTRNTION OF HIS FRIRNDfl AND
jb. hu ruuno w nit cnoice-fleiectloii ol
New and Fashionable Goods,
Bsspoctfblly soliciting their patronage.
WAIU?ANTloMmY PR0PJSRI'Y "P11 "
. m9tf. Next Door to the Post Office.
F1. DEIIM,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
DKAl.Kll IN FINB WATCHES, JRWKMIY,
CLOCKS, Gold Pena.SUverandPlated Ware.
Mnaat..l.a Sl. .!... k. . "
APllTtlcnlnr AttMHllnh nM rnMnaUln. n.
"WalclioB, Clocks, Jewelrj, utc. Ail WtrUu rapmrud by
tn A wurrnntarl f..r luralwa s l.a
N.J1. AH orders front the upper flountry, by Kxprem
va vuwtiu,VivuiIVI si.ieuuvu io .
NEW YOKIC
"' AND '''.'' ' ' '''"
GROCERY STORE,
Main Mreet Dalles.
' mhffitf- FBEDERICK BENZER. '
FRANKLIN MARKET.
CORNER OF SKCOND-AND WASIIINOTON STRKSTt
DALIES. OREGON.. 1 .....
JOHNRPP1NGKB Proprietor
TIIK UNDKKSIflNKD
having fitted np the
alKive1 Market in the II K T
3(a
BTVLB.will keep constant-
ly uu iiaim ail sorts of
. treNh and Cured Itleats,
Or the best quality furnished at the LuWliST RAT
Hy motto is to ' (LKAaK AU-" i ,t
PARTI K8 HAYING 8VPKI11UII STOCK FOR SAL'S
will.do well to call anil Franklin ilarlu-t.
Dalle,, February 1Mb. 1H. J11N .
UA!SIIlAaXO iriABUIST.
- coaauor.
COORTi AND 8KC0ND 8TRKETS. DALLES, ORKQONV
JOHN MICHELBACH, Proprietor.
WILL KEEP ' , -
.waiMiMw. uniiu uu ine vane l
attoruTof . . : , ltti'
FRMSH & CURED MEATS.
. and always of the btst quality. ''
FAMILIES. HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS
sup,asd.on reasonable terms.. . ' ''
Tbeundersigiieq Is al ways prepared' to nay thehlgnv
est cash price lor IAt 0tn.K. rnrtles having stocks
ui gouu coaauion, are roquesled to rail on hiiu. befors-
JOS1N M1CUHLUACH.
Dalles, March 31st,186&,
. aiuttltr
NOTICE TO FARMERS..
rHE DALLKS LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING
M. OOMttANYhasreoeutlyattacheda
FLOURINGM1XL
to their Steam 8ah and Door Factory, ia rhls City, aneV
are now.Rrepared ti OUOP fEKDnttKINU II K AT an
CORN, and warraut t. give the best, satlsfaotion. 0b
band constantly and fir sale
8KCUND8 OR MIDDLINGS, '
BRAN AND SHORTS, :
CHOP.FKKD.CHICKES VED i
Also, a 8uperl article of CORN MEAL, from n
Corn,
The highest marketfice paid for WIIKAT, CORN a
HAKUHf. U. A. I10UUK, Agent.
Dalles, Nov. J, 1866; Stf
Gr. BRADFORD,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF
Wines & Liquor?;
FRONT STREET,
Portland,. -. - Oregon.
"kVPKHR VAR QATA A VVDV t innn i oan...
oieut of
Brandies,
Wines,.
, Liquor
Case Gooda,;
Ac, &,c, &c.
A-- Thu TnulA la M(l-nl..l. l.-t.. j ... ' .
stock before puscbaalug elsewhere., , anU-tf
II. HE KM A N & CO.?.
MAIN ST., DALLES, OPPOSITE UMPIRE HOTEL,
JJAVK JUST RECEIVED A' BEAUTIFUL STOCK 0 IV
SPRING. AND tiVaiMER GOODS,,
' Consisting laj artof
Fancy andLStaple Dry. Cioods.
Clotiiins;, .
Dooti&uSlioea,
liats&Capij.
Wlilch they offer to sell at SMALL. PROFITS. ' ''
; Dalles, March 27th, 18o. mrtTlf
MONTANA! IlAHOLWASHOE;
W ARK PCT.TISIO VP OVMi
OklUlNAL BlU'EiUOU'. BRAND OP
GROUND JAVA. COFFEE,,
AlSO
eilARTRJCS COFFEE,
IN DOUDLE GLAZED PAPERS
To.preeerve lu strength .and flavor for the length Wr
time required to be I rwarded to tbe above n.aoea.
FaraalebyaUtheJebbe-erand. "F.".
( MARDEN F0LOEBV '
.iami o Steam Ooffee and Spice Mlll V
alSmlpa. m Front btraet, San Srauclsoo. .
F II IIS,. WOOL and UIU
fJlIE III0HK8T 0A8fJ PRICE PAID FOR' '
rUR8 WOOL, AND HIDES', at
MoORAKRN, MERRILL 4 CO.'S
1( North Front Street, Portland.!
mbl8Sm
BOOKS! BOOKS C
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
eoCHOOI. BOOK!, STATIONERY,
pvr dwuuhiuhu jniaceuaneous nuitlia,
Late NOVKL8, S1AOAZ1NK8, PAPEItS,
Ac, Ao.. by every Steamer. PostOffioo
0w.iiui wain vejiei.
Garden Seeds, for the million.
m7-tf ' H. J. WALDROU
CRYSTAL S A LOON!
AND
BILLIARD ROOM,
JOHN RINDLAUD, Proprietor.
WASIIINOTON ST., next deor to FRENCU A OILMA.l';'
' NOTICE. .
IVA!n !'V?Mi B 1- "AT my anlhorlted ageati
to collect all moneys due me, and attend to n y ,(,..
acss generally. 1 " ' aattj . M. RkKW.