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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-20
LETTER FROM BLAoKFooT.
BLACKFooT, March 2S. Isl

bLACKFooT, March 28, 1866.
FRIEND B,:-I received your kind note OF
the 18th of February about week ago, and
as Waldron starts back tomorrow, will try
and give you q little information concerning
this country. In the first place, we have had
rather tedious winter, and few very cold
days, and pretty deep snow, and some awful
snow.storms; but l think, on the whole,
haveexperenced as cold weather in the States
of Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois and Iowa.
But what hurts the worst here, we were for a
while shut off from all outside communica-
tion but the snow now is going off very fast
and here in town, oh, horrible, how muddy |
The snow in Front street Is all off from Birds
eyes upper buildings down to the lower end
of town. People begin to move around, and
times are qnite brisk, and the merchants and
saloon keepers are putting up fine fronts and
painting up.
Prospects look favorable for B1ackfoot.-
Everybody seems tn be confident that Deer
Lodge county is the county in Montana Ter
ritory, and that Blackfoot is, the town.
Now, in relation to pricesj current here,
am but little posted. ] will give you only
some few articles Flour retails at $34, bacon
75c, Java coffee 81 25, rice ST., tobacco 81 to
Sc, and getting rather scarce. D. bought
lot of -four the other day for $2z 80. Since
then it has gone up little bu if l had -four
here would dispose of it at present prices if
could
Elk, Bear, and several smaller gulches in
that vicinity, are all the go for some but
think mcClellan's Gulch and Carpenters, and
the bill and bar diggings around here are
all O. K.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury, upon inspection of
County Hospital and Prison, would
suggest that the former building is
very inferior, and would suggest that
the building adjoining, known as the
Oregon Hotel, should be procured for
thepurpose of Hospital, and that it
would be moro roomy and suitable
building. The Jury understand that
the rent would be but trifle more.
and the building better adapted to the
purpose, The appearance of the room
was neat, and in as good order as such
imithd premises would allow. E5
The size of the Prison would an,
pear to the Jury entirely inadequate
TO properly keep the number of pris-
oners now in charge, and would re.
commend either an enlargement of
the present promises or the construc-
tion of new building, combining
safety and fresh air, and additional
cells. 1t would appear to the Jury
that the officers in charge are atten.
tive to their duties, and keep the Jail
in as good or der as it's crowded state
Will admit. DANIEL BALToN,
Foreman Grand Jury.
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DENTAL NOTICE.---Being about to make 4
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those of nv
patrons who in need of Dental Operations of any char
acter to the fact that they may have an opportunity
TO avail themselves of my services before my departure
If desired. will leave about the Goth of March and
return to this place to my practice about the
18th of June. [f27tl 7 w GTTRTEy
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THE War Department has issued an
order that soldiers re.enlisting IN the
regular army within thirty days after
their discharge from the volunteer ser.
vice, will be entitled to the additional
pay Of two dollars per month, when the
term of their new enlistment shall
in connection with the term they have
served in the volunteer service, amount
FIVE years.
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The steamer Oresaba, from San
Francico, passed up the Willamette to
Portland, yesterday morning. Her
express and passengers will be here
this evening.
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MAJ. GENERAL HALLEoK is on visit
to some of the up country military
stations.-S. r. Flag.
Stalking off his claim in the Chico.
route, we presume.
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AN Odd Fellows Lodge was insti.
tuted at Vancouver, W. T., on Tues
day night last, by Grand Master, A.
l.. Stinson.
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RRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1865.

WE noticed large train start out
yesterday for Blackfoot, by way of
White Bluffs.
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IDAHO NEWS

A man named Clark who had been
confined in the guard house at Fort
Boise, for the murder of Raymond in
Boise City, was found hanging on a
temporary gallows just outside of
the city, on the morning of the 7th
inst A party of men, disguised, mum.
bering fifteen or twenty, attacked the
guard, entered the guard house, and
threw down and tied the men on duty,
threatening them with instant death
if they gave an alarm. They then
went into the cell where the prisoner
was confined, took him out and hung
him. After they were gone, ono of
the guard loosened himself and then
bis companions, and gave the alarm,
but the night was too dark to learn
what way they had taken the prisoner.
From all circumstances attending the
case, there can be no doubt but there
is most effective and determined or.
ganization of "Vigilantes in that
community. The idea of taking the
chances of overpowering the sentinels
and guard at the post was bold one,
though at that time the men were all
detailed on different expeditions, the
officers all absent, and not a sufficient
number of men to do garrison duty.
'Phe following notice was pinned to
one OF the posts of the gibbet:
Justice has now commenced her
righteous work. This suffering com,
munity, which has already lain too
long under the ban of ruffianism shall
now be renovated of its THIEVES and
AssAsslNs. Forbearance has at last
ceased to be virtue, and an outraged
community has most solemnly res
solved on sELF,PRoTEorIoN.
Let this mans fate be terrible
warning to all his kind, for the argus
eye of Justice is no more sure to see
than her arm will be certain to strike.
The soil of this beautiful valley
shall no longer be desecrated by the
presence of THIEVES and AssAssrNs.
This fatal example has no terror for
the innocent, but let the guilty beware,
and not delay too long, and take warn-
ing.
On the 9th, soldier named Nc
Cord, belonging to Captain Whites
Company of Oregon Cavalry, was
Killed at Fort Boise. He was on duty
in the guard house, and had been
asleep. He went out short distance
from the guard-house, and soon came
back, passed the sentinel and rushed
into the house 80 unceremoniously
that the guard inside, supposing him
to be party come to oattack the rrem-
ises again, fred, killing him instantly.
The freight comes tumbling in this
week. Several trains passed yester,
day; one, Mr. Loomis', for Rocky Bar,
and others for Blackfoot. Several OK
teams were unloading at different
places along Main street.
The dead body of q man named
Chas. Pinckles was lately found in a
prospect hole, near Thomas Gulch,
about mile from Idaho CITY.
The World notices the arrival of
eight pack trains and two wagon
trains in Idaho City, from Umatilla.
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Wasco Lodge, Ne. rs, A. r. d A.M
Holds Its stated Communications on the Fret and Third
Mondays Of each month, at their hail. In Daes citv.
Brethren In good standing are invited to attend
SA1h A-Sofb Secy' by order Of the w. H.
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WE call attention to the advertise.
ment of s. ]. Mccormick, of the Frank
lin Bookstore, Portland. Mac. is con =
stantly in receipt of the latest news
papers and magazines published, and
has the largest and finest collection of
books to be found in this State. Our
friends in the mines we would advise
to send their orders to Mr.. Mccormick,
and when once dealt with they will
be sure to call on him again.
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THANKs.-At midnight last night
we received pleasant surprise at the
appearance of Mr.. Conlisk bearing a
waiter well filled with an abundance
of good things for the printers. Be-
fore we had time to ask a question a
splendid lunch was set for US on the
"bank," and all hands invited to par.
take. Certainly we were not at all
offendedat this summary way of doing
things, for if there is any time printer
can enjoy good lunch it is about
midnight. Mr. Conlisk will please
accept our thanks for his thoughtful
ness Of the printer, who says with
Byron,
"Thou art the friend
To whom the shadows of long years
extend"
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THE GREATEST aaiaisi.
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

V1ARMERs,g FABLES AND OTHER 8 a
L can purchase no remedy equal,to pr.
Tobias Venetian Eminent, for ldystntefys 4
collie, Group, chronic .Rheumatism, soren
throets, toothache, sea sickness, cuts, burns.
swenings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos.
quito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back, 4
&c, If it does not give relief the money !,
will be refunded. All that is asked Is o trial 4
and use it tecoording TO directions. sy9 ~
Dr.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: have used youy
Venetian Binimentin my family for q num-
Der of years, and behev. IL, to be the best or,
ticle for what IL is recommended that have
ever used For sudden attack Of Group II 10
invaluable. have no hesitation in reeon-
mending II for all the uses it Processes 70
care. I have sold it for many years, andt
gives entire satisfaction. d u I, 20
II CHAs. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, N ~, sa 8, 1868! 'f2iTssssli
Price 40 and. .S0cent. Soldby all drue- 1
gistso Office Sc Cortlandt Street, N, Y
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FARM FOR SAL E.P'

LJIHE undersigned will sell, atpriyate sals'
THE Depler farm, adjoining Rowsbufg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81 /
acres of excellent land, Under good state Of
cultivation, with!SH Orchard Of choice huit'
and in good bearing conditions two goods
frame dwellings, hrst-rate Saw Mill, good
birn, never railing wen ofEater, and stock
water convenient! ! Thisis;e enc Of the most
desirable farms in Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap For further infermatiou,
.n1uirel OF Henry Depler or Jacob Engls st
Rowsbnrg. ?" 'ie HENRY DEPIEKs ~,
20 osi.uss9 fes.ilor JACOB RNGI,R1 bsila
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i Csauir3loSsities.sI Of .PS1ties... !.

Under the above heading stho Peters
Burg Index giyesth following speSi.
M mens .leqqrS odl oi Iisaii sbnofHiad9 Yoi
-G- .xNsiNSA aSpi& 5lR0 -, dsm 7
20 "Robert @. Schenck,. the Butler Of
Baltimors-althopgb, for thst patteg ei
that, tho poor Raltimoreans had to en-.
dure Both or themLl y delivered q Speech IN
the City Of Monuments lRsts Thursday
night, denouucing The President. 81 seq :
"For the identical offence the same
creature, imprisoned men, women and
ebildfvh BY the score; during his misrule
of thst citS in 1868, a64, 65nI sulS a.
'Ap old nam in Brooke County, West
Virginia, was sentenced BY a court,marI
tial TO q years Imprisonment in Fort Del
awaFe,i for snying h was glad Lincoln
Eas dead, ! Hundreds of Republicans are
Wishing Andrew johnson was dead-T-ig
thars ~ cbbaapSsfOf getting them on the
Dry gorMgas Sainislsm odi sboan aou
odi I'd bhEi2 .yglnpO9 aid 10 1Ayal U
a-.-.A 40 .suA .t..
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NOa42.
'The Democ rattle creed.

Now here are the principles Of the
Democratic party better defined than ia
the first inaugural address Of Thomas
Jefferson. He defines them thus: 20 ~
Equal and exact justice to all men, Of
whatever stats, or persuasion, religions
or politicalj peacs, commerce aud honest
friendship with all nations, entaneling
alliances with none, the support of State
Governments in all their rights, as the
most competent administrations for our
domestic concerns, and the surest bul.
warks against antlrerublican tendencies;
the preservation Of the General Govern,
ment ID its whole constitutional vigor as
the sheet.anchor Of our peace at home
and safety abroad; ajealous care of the
right q election BY the peoples a mild
and safe corrective Of abuses which are
hoped by the sword Of revolution when
peaceabls remedies are unprotided !; ab.
solqte iacqulsseuce in the decisions of the
mraajsrityTihe m vital principle pf, Bepub.
lics-froml which there is no appeal but
to fofce, The vital principle and imme.
,diatenparcnt Of dsspotisrn the suprema.
cyn Of civil over the military authority
economy in our public expense, that lai
bor may be lightly burdenedI; the hon;
est payment Of our debts, and The faith
fuhpreservatiOn Of f,thepublic faithg 80
Tho diffusion of information, and the Or.
raignment Of all abuses at the bar of
public opinion; freedom of religion |;
freedom Of the press freedom Of the
person under the protection Of the habeas
corpus, and trials by juries aimpartially
selected. 5,e.t NJ .,ea-gl l. :" :
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-lt A| IT. ~ Fl'N tE'. #h. TO TO NF'
3 Tho editor the New Castle (Pa) Cour3
aut being absent the "dsyilH assumes
charge, and thus apostophizes: b3rgdmi
p @Tho imprSyenent in the general APP
Pearancs Of this number Of the Coprant
Is owing TO q the sasbbisnce absence Of the editor
+, IN B,-When ia the course Of human,
events it becomes necessary for us to for
sake, for period, the 'fnk kpg and rol
ler,H and take our place in the chair,
editorial, . due respect for our vanity
makes it incumbent on Us to give the fol-
lowing notice, to.wit, viz, as, follow |:
During the week all editorial favors, such
as wedding cake, boquets, cigars, sreci.
men whiskey and other summer drinks,
Christmas turkeys, AID all the ct ceteras
that are part of the, emoluments of our
new position, should be sent to the "''.
a"tH t. DEVIL"
That young man is on his way to fame,
and will undoubtedly in time, be one Of
the mos! shiuing lights of the profession,
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NEwsPAPERs,-The following sensible
remarks We clip from the st4Josepn Val.
Icy ReaiHer. Every editor in the land
can heartily, iudorss all that is ,said--
Read aud reflect: ssarn4s e1h 9ld o5i
Occasionally we meet man who saysI'
~ used to get the paper for $l,5Dy but
now that the price has been raised TO so.
I can not afford to takdit" Wonderful.
ly wise and sensible conclusion 10 To all
such We can hardly refrain from saying,
God have mercy on your poor little soul
Can't stand a rise Of fifty cents on your
newspaper when everything else has
doubled or more than doubled inpricel
Which, is the cheapest now, your news-
paper or other things, compared with old
prices? Expect US to furnish you pa.
per at the old rates, and pay you two or
three prices for what you Have to sell
Sell us your produce at old prices and We
will sell you our paper At old prices. m
Oh, reason, justice and consistency, where
art thoui idJot,91 at fpno1 o. iFa 3
-tf.
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from alarming and even desperate di.saassofia
the, lungs by itsiuse. When once tried, i's
superiofity o YER every other cxpectorartts y
toollapparent 10 escape eobsersarion, and 4
where, e,its;yiripes are known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidots TO employ or
the distressing and dangerous aheetiopg efdi
ihepulminafy organs. that are incident %
our climate. While many inferior femediesa
thrust upon the community have fsiled anasd
been discarded, this has gained friends Dy
every trial, conferred benefits On The aniihtee
they can neter forget, and produced epgIes
too numerous and too remarkable 10 be Toy.
gotten. AD%pf = W 1A''.' 'aena tsW nna
We cam snlS assure ltheupablio, that itss
quality is carefully kept up to the best II ev-
er has Been, dhd that II may be relied on toIo
do for their relief all that IL has ever dopp.od,
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen and eDihent pefsonages, haseient
their names to eertifyihe1 unparslleled use, 81
fulness of our remedies. but space here win
notpermit the insertion ofthem. The Agenis' y
below named furnish gratis our American All
manac in which they are given; with also
full descriptions Of tie complaints they cure.
Those who require an alieraiye medicine
to purify the blood will find Ayers Comp Ell
Sarsaparilla the rene iy 10 use. Try II onces u
and you will know its value ,;isia.tis..a 4,
Prepared byJ: 9. AVER d co. Lowell,
Mass :, and sold by Ws tptPi'vIa9p az
4 Potter, PANoosT & SoNyand g, b.
souIREo Ashland, j. KIENINeER& 4 Cor
Hayesyille, II. s, sTocKMAS, Loudon-
yille, J. McCgTchEN, Savannah, and byH
Dealers everywhere. aisl t2m85)loiisio
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III. S.n SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
1hsdrHHse Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular atteniion paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases anC Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Millsr's Block, Second Story, Main Street
opposite the Town Hall, Ashland, o.
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. G,EOrII, MILL. ..M. Id,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Ashland ohie. -
Particular attention will be paid to the
tyeatmentofthe following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KIDD
neysp Scrufula and Epithelial Cancers.
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Ips LNE rs ealIl AneeS.sr.a..a.,l.I
y W. R.aLsTOT,

JEwELLER spd Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and o choice variety
Of Jewelry Kept constantly ON hand
Highe 1t piice paid for old d6ld and Silver.
Repairing ,doAento order, on reasonable
terms-SaiisfaSt tSfily Narfanted.. 4,
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liaTtTCKOko q BOW,MERl

HAVE AIA ARSE, s0RRTNENT OF FgRNI-
tbSss eohsisGpgi Of Tables Bpreaps, Bed
stsRas, Chairs pf every description, &o,-5
ts 6sssS saS a.ssae
new HseFaeiAeyIwiil attend promptly tofSn.
erals In any, part OF the county. Furniture
made 70 order. Room Onp @ Door East Of the
p0h9s9&EHfAsl I'll GElSnsp1i
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P.COW..a.S., M. ID, q ;
PHTsilfAzoalBU GE0N,a 20 ashland 0hiOD;
oaiee oEsrq hughes = stsoher's Store, op,
pSsists'1 1ffs Town Han ,.agJ ca,sl
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coHrhs. lCela aof aers Tnr6i.L
Browns Brenchials 'Tfoches

if AuubVAaio hchpAs-sN g. ~ d.
For BrOnShitis, Ksth&a, scSiafsh, CoElanp. 2
tiseaht thrcaL rjseaaeSs Yrpehssn an d SIT
li II used with Always good sHesese, =. Z, Ara
81 sfNdEBS AND PUBIC SPE EAKEKB ~
will end FRctHrs asehii inscish rihe IA v6ioS Sl1
when taksnb before singing Or Speaking shss9
rslesfasihsshtaae anessia hnusdal }xstilsnis 4
of fthssosAherssus. mo ,EsogHnD sro tesil
and dlpre~Eibsd By RhyzichnH'l A
and has, had tssiimqpials from sminspt msa
thtossAgsh ths country: Being n " article ef (,
true merit, and having proved their sle'sy
by a test of many years. sach year finds ihsn
In new lopaliiiesin ynriouspartp ,qf iheiNQlF4
ana The TRocnfs are hnivti iSally, prohoupto
heltSf than Sther articlo5 q r'niN.4t nle.t
opf2Ik onaBnbwnp Bnoncnrkr IEodnr4'1ig
aud bnottaketh any Of frths Worthless bnlDsts
ions thatmsy beeIered3 liii AZ i'ni ezra
! sold, eEeryvhere n iAe Uniled eiaies eAi \
IN Fersigp oSahisiss q ~ 'sats Per p esz r. sS
!. iS sioaod Sii u sei bifq y,1sq5ig ND
. f'uao 4 .Ik .ssvod sid dfiiissb dspA
N ii sas
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fFari' 'onrI 1LaalwsyIIeElrus.... sIIElu :.

There Iwsye, fowo ADLER lluwysrsiinuihe
State of III, during ahe past quarter of "a
sentHy,,tbeps thelate Nudge Pafpla, md
Peoria, n He was the aptloriof several
Important law books pdbNAis 1entire
devotion 10 his profession, he bad attain
cd merited celebrity, ,,batb asian advocate
and jprist-o on sjbag .5raL ~ 10 reina
Some ,yelrs since j udge H., when
in the city of Washington, met with n
gentleman, from Boston, who, upon learn
ing, that the Judge was from Illinois,
made particular inquiry as to the success
Of young sprig of the law by the name
Of B, who had emigrated to the West
some Eye years before,sosE JiaWanS
(" "Hs 4A,js i dfSdi4s fd E'll,i promptly replied
q Z, "Ha Is Rtwell, Il am glad to HEAR it-A'
glad to hear it indeed ..io,.,s,i.14g bo
"You think ho has good practice, do
YOU, Judgsfnd9 3liiI itglj A- e. ode
= 0Doaei&how anything about ispass
tice, ,aGreplidd Pdrplel labati he Is doing
eli,spccseding fnelyna '7oi!lH o.i--'a9
.sMaking mobe5ais heliereplied Bos0
ton; sol aiisk 5fow ed5 Asi6oI 5oof'i
|ia nIdseii youp Ihdent know an5thibg
about bis Sdsihess,', said, Purple to7ley ls
4 nWeil,n! said the Boston man, acy0u'
seem TO think b. is doing well, aud
set you know nothing about his practice
Ior business, aWhat do you meau."iii y,
n 1meaa just this, raid Purple, athat
any man whos'practloes law in Illineis
veyyears, and keeps out Of the pehiteu.
,iary il doipgIwellp whether hb has much
ibiaetice or rbnotI9s ) 10 mle sdi'Bi 3a1od
lrFpiVos Ess bhSl yi59 b9hl9as sha la6dr
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Tad lI. IN. NC OMBS,

a, ~. yAAc yAc C' C'1S lyp. n,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio Office, in The Brick building over
Sipgers Hardware. St re. n49tlet .i.b,
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n M. T.LIOMNS1ON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW Office over wallaek
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
crnment 10 procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty aud Back Poy. 9'
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AVsr,s cherry Psctofai.
Il adj =. si165 V as49e n gi4it N
FOR THE RAPID CURE op y

Coughs, Colds,, L,Jguenzq, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, laciipiens Coasud.p
lion, and for tie Tslfgfef 06Asta!psle
fiee Patieatssa adtaacso stages cf a. p
Iaisedsee gs stit "a ,llol9aes,s leslbsA
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