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TO THE PUBLIC.

YUlHB NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINST
Il despotism for four years Of blood and terror, in
assertion of the sancty Of the Constitution patriot
Ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections been
It's only guide, and refers with honest pride to Ito
record to show that has not turned to the right the
left under all the violence OF arbitrary power.
True to is principles THE NEWS has been through
the reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence
honesty and independence for tho future.
Tho political transition Of the present Cay opens to
THE NEWS new and wider field OF usefulness. Stand
Ing 1t always has, the nvioabilty Of the Con-
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constructonsts present ralying ground for ALL
both sections who friends Of generous CONSERVE
tsm. As true and tried exponent OF sectional amity
occupies position which makes It the fitting mediator
In holding up 10 the party cfordcr in both Sections in
terests and principles that gave breadth and vitality
their alliance As International agent devoted to
freedom Of election to trial by jury to the ssncty Of
the habeas corpus and opposed now, for four years Of
terror It bten the Capitalization that dares to
trample the rights of States. North South. THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before the
great body Of this onse FREQ people.
The circumstances of the moment make the disseu.
minRhon Of the principles OF The NEWS duty Of in
dividual patriotism. Every man who concurs In its
doctrine must If be entertain true Of freedom
do in spirit of Indifference. but rather with the
earnestness Of high trust Justified, nay bound,
his love Of liberty to do the proprietor places the
he makes here of the public generally In
hands of those who give him the approval their
condolences his individual agents Every reader Of
THE NEWS not avoid the conviction of duty which
s here pointed out the ground OF the request that he
urges its claims for wider support upon all Of his
friends and neghbors who give their enrnest sympathes
to the Of strct construction" International oon
oiiaon and all tho ghs of the citizens under the sys
tam, set by fathers Of borty regulated by law
The proprietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore, upsn
good and true tho country
discharge TO their convictions OF political right at this
great crisis In the fortunes the duty Of Riy
ing to the influence Of his paper daily eemiYeeky or
weoty the wider power for good which It seeks here
through the service Of its individual supporters
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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-19
NOTICE.
OPrldEo7 cHIEr QuAnrERMAsrER,

DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA, :
: Fort Vdncdtetr W. T., March 28, 1866. J
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received for tbs TRANS
- P0RTAfI0N OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT ovet
the following named routes:
lst From Fort Dalles, Oregon to Camps Curry, Wat
and Wright Bidders to state the price per pound
In CoIS, they will take the freight Tor.
Separate bids required for each Camp. Bids for this
service will be received at Fort Daes Oregon by Capt
James GIlliss, A. O. NJ, u. s. A., ana at this office up
to II NJ, on The lst day of May, 1896. !,
ID From 'Hallnla, W. Il to Fort Colville W. 7.
The price PER pound In c9yS to be stated by biders
Bids for ths service will bc received at Fort Walla
Walla W. T., by Lieut.. JOHN Noble A. A. O. NJ, and
at this Office Up to II NJ. the LIST day Of Mays 1866
Sd. From Walula. ". T.. to Fort Boise /. 7. The
price per pound in CoS to be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will be received by
Capt T. .Eckerson, A. Q. u. 8. A., Fort Boise, l.
istS. ' u 'A'' 0'''' up ' '' '' i''I '' u '
4th. From Fort Dalles, Oregon, to Fort Boise, I. t.
tile price per pound In CpIS fr which transportation
will be furnished this route to be stated Bids for
this service will be received at Fprt Daos Oregon, by
Capt james Gifliss A. @. NJ, u S. A. Fort Boise, I
by Capt. 4. j Eckerson A. O. NJ u. s. A.. and at this
officeSupro IL NJ, on the 18th duyof May, 1865. M
Bidders for all the routes will be required to give
bonds with good and sufGlent security for the faithful
performance of any. contract which may be awarded
them under this advertisement bids to be In duplicate
States.s
The right 10 reject any ali bills Is reserved II SO
deemed best for the inter Of the service,
All contracts made subject to tho approval Of the De-
r'' ''''"' ''''' = '''''' iiENRY'C. HODGES,
Brevet'Lt. Col and Chief Gu rterinastef,
a3d1w&t.t stm1' Department df tho Columbia.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-19

Low FREIGHTs.-We find the follow
ing extract from letter dated at St.
louis, Fob. 18th, in the Montana Post:
Steamboats, are asking from fifteen
to twenty cents for frcighting to Fort
Benton. Mr.. A.. Majors, and some of
the boatmen, agree to lay freight
down at Helona, via MuscleIShell for
fifteen cents per pound.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-19

PERsoNAL.-~Hon. Rufus Mallory,
Union candidate for Congress, arrived
from below last evening, and wilkpro'
ceed to Umatilla'this morning, where
the canvass y'the Congressional can
didates will be- opened on tomorrow.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-19

AcoIDENT.-A little son of B. s.
Blnnell, of Portland, was badly in
jured on Tuesday last, by fall at the
Turn Verein Hall, in,that oi.y.
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nTTCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given tn
~ the owners of the following described lands,

That w. ii. Sheppard and others have filed pc
tition in this office, praying for the locating, es-
tablishing and constructing Of a ditch, drain OF
water-c0nrse, under the act 10 pruvde for the To-
eating, establishing and constructing of bitches,
drains nnd water-courscs, passed March 27, A. d.
1851 Commencing at the southeast corner OF
section Is, town north range east and run-
ming thence north mile To south east corner OF
section 10 OF said township, and from thence con-
same until it intersectS with Kettle Greek, aud
there terminate.
The surveyor and engineer have made due re-
port, setting forth the availability and necessity OF
the proposed ditch and that tho time for the hear
ing OA said petition by the County Commissioners
has been set the 10th day Of March next at thi:
Office. GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, February Is, 1866. 49dsl6
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nITCU NOTICE.-Naticei is hereby given
~ to the owners of the following described

That James Russ and others have filed a petition
in this office, praying for the locating, establishing
and contracting of ditch, drain, or water course,
under the act to provide for the locating establish
ing and constructing of bitches. drains and water
courses, passed March 27, A. ID. 1861 commence
ing at the southeast of the southwest quarter
section 81, town north of range east, aud run
ming north on said lue 100 rods thence east 80
rods thence north to the north line Of said section
81, and there terminate in Ditch No TO-
The surveyor and engineer have made due report
setting forth the availability and necessity Of the
proposed dich AMI that the time for the hearing
been set on the 10Th day Of March next. at this
office GEO. n PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, February l3, 1866. 42dSli
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FREEDMEN,S BUREAU Bill. W.
T0ED by THE PRESIDENT.

President JOHNSON has vetoed the Freed
meu's Bureau Bill. The excitement ovc,
the country, in consequence thereof, is in.
tense. Union men lament Copperheads.
'rcpentaut" rebels and unwashed traitors
rejoice exceedingly. The Presdent-we
are panied to record the fact--has severed
the ties which havo bound him to the true
and tried men of the Union he has assumed
an attitude Of hostility to an earnest and
loyal pooplo who conferred upon him posi-
alulaton of traitors, re with the blood of
their countSmen, and the vociferous lauda-
tons of tho Copperheld venom of the
North, while tho true men of the nation. are
panied and saddenod at the false step ol
one in whom they had copfdei so much.
The Senate failed to pass the bill over
the Presidents veto. Two votes were want.
ing TO make tho required two-thirds the
vote standing 80 for the bill and lS against
Six Senator's elected us Union mon, voted
with the Copperheads against the bill. Lei
tue finger of scorn point them out. Here
is the bhck.lettereG list
Edgar Cowan, of Pennsylvania,
James Dixon, Of Connecticut
James Il. DoolittIe, of Wisconsin.
Edwin ID, Morgan, of New York.
Daniel s. Norton, Of Minnesota.
VIM. NJ. Stewart, Of Nevada.
We shall have more to say concerning
this, in our next issue.
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CCHooL EXAMINERS N0TICE.-The Board
- will hold their next regular sessions for the
examination Of Teachers, at
Gilead, Friday, March 9, 1865;
Bowling Green, Friday, April g. 1866;
Frceport, Friday, Nav A, 1866;
PeFFysbarg, Friday. June ], $500.
Portageville. Friday, July g. 1866
Applicants need not apply for Special Exaus
nation, but are requested 10 attend the stated
meetings 9f the Board.
All correspondence win the Examiners should
he directed 10 the undersigned, at bowling Green.
IS J. W. WOODBURY., CLERK.