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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14

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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
A MYSTERIOUS ClaouMsrAscn.-on

A Mysterious CIRcUMsTANcE.-O
the morning of tho 18th of March.
Avery Shelly left tho residence OF
David Taylor, about fivo mies east of
springfield, Lane county, Oregon, for
the purpose of going TO the Slough TO
fnok at mill site. After going q
short distance from the house in com.
pany with Mr.. Taylor, he remarked
that he "was not much on tho work
to-day, and believed he would 90 to
town" and'if" he didn't see HeDder.
son (his br,thor) at Eugene no would
70 up on the other side of tho, river"
Mr.. Taylor was then requested to
walk along with him short distance,
which be did; then returning to his
house and Shelly taking tho road to.
ward town. From tho time he parted
from Taylor no traces whatever have
been discovered of him up to this date,
April lst. He was married on the
9th of March, and wac making
arrangements TO put in some grain
on Monday after be disappeared, had
said nothing of leaving for the mioes
or any other plhce;: nor is there any
known cause Of bis absenting himself
voluntarily from his wife and friends.
lie was ~ years of age, about g. feet
1inches in height, light complexion,
aud rather light built.
Any information concerning him
viii be thankfully received by his wife.
Roeanna Shelly or Oau;E l,.,,-, ,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
FROM rnE ohEooNAy.l
DATES TO APRIL 10.

Chicago, April IL AT the city election
IN Springfield, Illinois, yesterday, the vote
WAS the largest ever poll-d. A Democratic
Mayor way ell ctei by 25 majority.
At the Albany, New Yo k, election yes
,erday, G. H. Thatcher, Democrat, was
elected Mayor by 200 majority, over Robert
II. Payn.
AT the Tren on, New Jersey election, yes
terday, the Dem Icrats had 300 majority
The municipal election IN Paul. Mimi,
yester lay, gave the D mocrats 1870 majority.
TIE first suit under the civil rights bill
was instituted at Lafayette, Indiana, yes
terday, negro claiming to enforce a con
tract un ier it, while the defendant claims
the benefit of the State cons tuition aud
black laws. Judge oest, Of the State Gle
cult Court, ha the case under advisement,
aud will probably SEMI it to the State Su-
preme Court, now in session
Dispatcbe, from Eastport, Maine, repre-
sent that there is much excitement on the
border owing TO the presence Of large
number OF Fenians, and the fears Of hostli-
ties. Three British war ships are on the
lookout. The garrison at Campbell Island
has been increased, earthworks have been
thrown up, and vigiiant preparations have
been made to prevent n raid
Washington, April IL The Senate has
confirmed the nomi ations of David w. Bal
lard, OF 'e-on, for Governor of Idaho; r.
q. Mccormick; for Governor of Arixon,; ].
T.. Gates, of Ten. esste, for Secretary of
Arizona; Moses lIall't, Chief Justice OF
Utah D. Holloway, Marshal, and Frank
HALEY, Secretary of Colorado.
Prominent friends of the President say he
will enforce The Civil Rights Bill in good
faith, quo ing the remark that h. having
exercised his constitutional preroga;ive in
tetoing the oi |, and Congress having exer-
cised its prerogative in passing it, he shall
feel bound by their action" Tuese gentle.
men also express the belief that having seen
the power OF Congress aud with what una
nimity 1t is sustained by the people, he will
now endeavor to conform his action so tha,
there may be harmony between them Gen.
Howard will, under verbal inst uc ions from
the President, is ue circular to his subor-
d'nates, apprising them of the passage OF
The Civil Rights bill, and instructing them
to inform the freedmen OF its provisions md
to assist in maintaining thpu
The House passed the bill this afternoon
for coming new five cent pieces composed OF
copper and nickel, trAe larger than three
sent pieces issued last year
New York, Ap il IL. The Tri5une's Wash.
Iugton special dispatch says the Senate yes
terday failed to confirm Louis d Campbell
OF Ohio, AS Minister to Mexico.
considerable excl ement was caused by
the death of woman last Monday, 9th, Of
hsiatic cholera. The Sanitary Superintend
cut OF the Boarl of Health declares the case
~aa not cholera but the coroner declares II
was, and there is much excitement through
cut the city.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
NOTICE.


fpt Poacourer, ". r., March 28, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received for the TRANS
- P0RTATI0N OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT over
tigfoowng named routes:
lst From Fort Bsises, Oregon to Camps Curry, Wat
son and Wright Blddes to Aate the price per pound
in COIN, they will take-the freight or.
Separate bids required Ter each Camp. Bids for this
sorvce will DO received at Fort Dales Oregon, by Capt
james Gliss, A. @. NJ u s. A., and at this office, up
to ~ NJ. on the LIST day Of May,.iS66.
I'd. From Wallua, W. T to- Bort Colvfiie, W. T.
The price per pound IN CoIN to be stated ~ bidders.
Bids for tis service wiz DO received. at Fort Walla
Wnlla, W. T., by Lieut. John Noble, A. A. @. NJ and
at this Office, rp TO IL NJ the LIST day Of May, 1866
3D. From Wallula. w. n, to Fort Boise. l. 4. The
price per pound in CoIN to be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will be
Capt. T. J. Eckerson, A. O. NJ U. 8. A. Fort Boise 1.
1865. = = ~
4th. From Fort Dalles Oregon, to Fort Boise, l. T.,
the price per pound In Corn, which transportation
will be furnished this roue to be stated Bids for
Capt James Gilliss A. o. NJ, q. S. Al Fort Boise L. IT,
by Capt TIL. Eckerson A. O. NJ, U. s. A.. aud ut this
offcs, up to IL NJ, on the 1Bthrday OF May, 1865.
Bidders for oil the routes will bs required to give
bonds with good and sufficient security for the faithful
performance Of any contract which may he awarded
them under this advertisement. as to be In duplicate
ad accompanied by an oath Of allegiance to the United
States. Itti Il4
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved II 90
deemed best ss~ the interest Of the service,
All contracts made subject 10 the approval Of the De-
psrtment aud Division Commanders.
m HENRY @. HODGES,
.Brevct 1t. Col. and Chief Qn rtermaster
aodlwAttstml Department Of tho Columbia.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
CITY COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS OF FEBRUARY 10TH. 1865

The following exhibit Of receipts and
disbursements was submitted by the Au-
ditor: W..
CollOctdd fran all sources durind The aa0nth
Of January 1895 - Licenses, $3,678; Public
Landing, $500; Market House, $787 10;
Steamboat Landing, saoo; Drays aud
Carts, 5000; PeddIsrs, $50; Mayors Court,
$2S,l0 = the whole amounting to 1888. 30.
Expenditures during same monM.--Depos-
tied In sinking fund, 81, 1907 05; Streets and
Landings, $l.332l0; Temporary Relief,
$l27.95; Contingent Expenses, $224.50;
Salaries Of Officers, 5000; Aims House,
$l4.5o; Market House, $lT-the whole
amounting to S3,7l6.l0 and showing a
balance on hand on the 15t Of February,
1866, Of 81, s72lo.
Tho Mayor was authorized to lease to
Messrs Joseph and Octave Arbour for saw
mill purposes, the ground and river front
from the northern line of Spain to the
southern line Of France streets, running
back cast to Natchez street, for the term
Of five years, at the rate Of three hundred
dollars per annum, payable quarterly, in
advance. Also, to Mr.. A. Dearoderie the
river front from the southern line of France
TO tho southern line of South Boulevard
streets, for the torn Of five years, at two
hundred and forty dollars per annum i,
PAYABLE quarterly, in advance. Also, to
Mr.. f. Arbour, the river front from tho
southern line of North Boulevard to the
northern line Of Spain streets.
1t was resolved that all goats found run
ming a. largo within the city limits be
taken up and impounded and sold for the
benefit Of tho city.
An ordinance was passed authorizing the
engraving and issuing of forty thousand
one dollar city bonds for the relief of par
tea holding the city obligations. Said
bonds to be exchanged at par for the out
standing indebtedness of the city previous
"a Apuust 1st, 1865; to bear no interest and
to be receivable for oil public dues; seventy
five per cent. of such bonds, 80 received, to
be re- issued in payment of the current cor
,porasion expenses; the remaining twenty
Ave per cent. thereof to be destroyed
monthly and charged to the sinking fund.
All issued bonds Of this class on hand
on the list day Of january, 1857, to be also
.go.troyed. The faith of the city, together
with it's income, assets and revenues OF
every description to be pledged for the full
and Anal payment Of said bonds IN good
and lawful United States currency.
rsw- Since the fpunda ton Of the Atlantic and
s,ississinni steamship Company, ii has lost seven
ta aaprrasantinr A. value Of $500 900,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

THE SEAT or GOVERNMENT. Alyer.
son, on Friday last, introduced bill In
the House Of Representatives to take the
sense Of tho people of this State on The
question Of removing tho seat Of govern
mont from New Orleans. Tho bill war
referred to tho Judiciary Committee.
This may perhaps prove tho most feas
BILE way Of arriving ut II proper solution OF
Tho question Of removing inasmuch as tho
General Assembly has gone on legsating
under the Constitution Of 1864 which 10 i.
nores the existence Of tho scat Of govern
ment at Baton Rouge and places it at New
0rleana.
III romans to be Heon now whether tho
judiciary Committee will report tho bill
back favorsbly npd If 80 what disposition
will finally be made Of 1t by tho House and
Senate.
We hope, as long M there seems to be no
other alternative Of restoring the scat Of gov
ornment to this place, as Dug BIT to BIO done
andor Tue Constitution OF lS52,) that the
bill will become law, and thus give to
tho people of the state ut large chance to
decide upon ameasure in which all are
Interested. Our citizens here ask for moth
ing but what IL fair, and are not inclined
to submit to anything that is wrong in
the matter. They feel that the replace
mont OF the capital at Baton Rouge Ia n
right guaranteed by tho only Constitution
of tho State recognized rs truly legitimate,
and they believe that the people Of the
State, If left to froe untrammoled express
alon Of sentiment on tho question, will
view it in the same light and vote upon it
accordingly.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

State of Louisiana-Parish Of East Baton
Rouee--Fifth Judicial District Court
i In the succession of Isaac S. Taylor, de-
ceased-No. 87l Probate.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor, of said
w parish, has this day made application
for the administration of the estate of
Isaac s. Taylor, her deceased husband, late
of said parish deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause (if any they have,)
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice, why said application should
not be granted, .-rs-...-.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court, this Oath day Of February,
A. D., 1885.
(sigDed) JOS. NEPHLER,
feb27. Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
Proposals for Fresh Beef.

CBkLED proposals for the furnishing Of fresb
- hsef to the Louisiana State Penttentiary will
be received by the undersigned for ten days from
date, The award will he given for twelve mon Tbs.
Bidders must state In their proposals the price per
pound that they will furnish good, fresh bssf for,
in such Quantities aud at snch times ~ II may he
wanted Payments will be made monthly Tho
Board Of Control reserve the ripht to reject any
and all bids. tfeb1bl D. @. M0NTAN, I
pres't board OF Control, La Psniteutiary. /
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

thirteen thousand Ave hundred dollars, and
with Che five thousand expected from tho
State of Mississippi, will fnakesthe amount
Of thirty-one thousand dollars, and will
be expended as follows, to-wit:
Payment Of old $1,000 90
do. debts contracted by us.t,... 1000 90
For repairing building a..... ...4...... 1000 90
FOR refurniahing do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
For support Of the Institution during
the ensuing year 5000 90
Matinga total Of, ...... s9f 900 90
We belieyethat the appropriation, which
we respectfully ask for, 10 absolutely essen
tial to the .sustepance and support Of the
Institution. Without II, the school oan-
not be well conducted, and wo confidently
hope 1t will be made.
In conclusion, we are gratifed to say
that tho health Of the inmates Of the Asy-
lam has been uninterrupted. Not death
has occurred since the last Report Of tho
Board, in 1861. We have had no need of
u physician, and have never employed ono.
We hope that this Report will be satiB-
factory. The Board have done for the In
stitution the best they could, under the
circumstances. Had the warrants boon
paid, when demanded, the Institution
would have been out Of debt, and the con-
w eipu W bip bSlVDl W,VuteA H"No bopA phb@
ter than now; but with the limited means
ut our disposal, we have been compelled to
manage its affairs In such manner IS to
preserve 1t from an entire suspension.
All of which In most RESPECTFULLY sub
mittod. X. r. POSEY, President.
Baron RoUaE, January goth, 1855.
latin o. Caanor, 7reasurer, In account DitA
the Louisiana Institution foT M0 DAFT and
Dumb and the BJiaH.
1868. On.
May Warrants received of State Au.
. dior, for amount Of nppro-
~ - priatioB in support Of Ipsti-
f4 s tuition .....,....... ....R 10 900 90
Hept.--WarranLs received Of state An
ditor, for amount Of appro-
pristigp In support Of Insti-
tuition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
1865. ----
Jan 49, Balance to credit in Auditors Sla00b 90
ii Il Warrants acknowledgements. $4,000 90
ca.
Sept. a. by cash recsived on Auditors
..F ..- Warrant and paid out for
salaries aud current ex psnses
Of the Institution, ne per
vouchers drawn by the Pres-
dent snd secretary of the
Institution, as set iorth,..,., $3.50 90
Sept. "a. by Auditors WARRANTS, paid III
In ettlstnbnt Of debtofths e 3 f.z8
Institution, per voucher No.
15...................g,.. ............ !. 1900 90
Oct. 3. by Auditors Warrant, paid in
.-,sss : T ssttIsnaent Of voucher No IL, 500 90
BY Auditor Warrants, to bal
anGe unpaid .,....."......"........ $500 90
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
NEW FuRNITItRE.

I UST RECEIVED, direct from mandatory, per
- Steamer Indiana large number Of FANCY
BEDsTEADs, algo n large assortment or CHAIRS
all Of which will DO sold at The lowest cash
figures. A.. BAD MBTAHK,
{ iat30 Corner of Laurel and Main streets
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
NEW STYLE TRUssEs.

II ECE1VBD. a fne assortment OF Truasse Of an
III improved patent. Being entirely different
to any offered for sale in this market. FOR
sale Mt
fsb2O JAsTREMsKI 4 MoCoRMIcK's.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
MARRIED.

In this parish, by +. A. Nephler, j. P,
on Thursday, tho gid inst, At The residence
Of Louis Stephens, Mr.. GUSTAVE @.
.UMBEHAGEN, to Miss ELIZABETH
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

yETEHhYE also received 2 dozen PISTOLS
w direct from ths mandatory, with extra
moulds, which they will sell cheap,
feb20 JAsTKEMsKI 4 MCCORMICK.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
NOTICE.

HAVING purchases the property known ~
II "shepparda Mill' On the Plank Road, four
miles from baton Rouge tho business will be
conducted under the management OF X. X. pAT-
TON IN my agent, until fuethsr notices. Any or
ders for lumber left with him, or with 3. M.
HART, will have prompt attention.
feb20-im JOHN w. VAWTER.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
CHEAP COAL OIL.

DLANTERs, Family, and the trade generally,
i are respectfully invited to call and examine
my attdk or Gont OIL aud prices Quality Of OH
guaranteed equal to any sold In the market
prices lower than the Iowest-gfvs me a call.
feb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

Mr.. Edft0y--Plsase announce TONE HER
NAMDEZ, as anddate for the ONCE Of Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
feb20s MANY FRIENDS
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FOR CLERK.

Mr.. Editor--Plesse announce Ia your paper
the name Of JOSEPH rEPHLEi, the press
ent efficient Clerk for se.siection TO the ONCE Of
Clerk Of the Fifth Judicial District, Hs the APP
preaching election.
fsb22s MANY FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

Mr.. Edftor-plsase announce EDWARD
COUsiHARD, M q candidate Tor the Office of
shsrir At the ensuing elsction.
feb20e MANY FRIENDS.
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WANTED I WANTEDll

VNTANTED second hand aunnie and Dat
w Bags. Planters Wishing to sell their grain
Bags, can do so on applications the undersigned.
fsb2O JOSHUA BEAL.
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.V'eeD JWsgsSc

TARRtE VAUGHN, Transcription by Bawus-
J bacfs 40 cents.
FORESTS QUICKsTEP, by wipklsr, 40 cents.
S NUY GHAHINER, by LaHarhe, 60 csnta.
RETRospEL TIoN, Nocturnal by u. D. ma.
TON. 30 cents
TUE TIN WEDDING, by LaHachs, 90 cents.
WOODLAND scH0Tr1scHE, by L. Hampel,
20 cents.
SONGS.
COME TO THE WOODS, by LsHaohe, 80 cents
THE CONQUERED BANNER by LsI1ache, 90
cents
GIVE THE OLD MAN CHANCE, by Crou,.
WE'LL 80 cents
A ROSE AT THE WINDOW, by Koppltz, 30
cents. ~
Just received ut HEROMAN's
feb22-st Book and Variety store.
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Qpanoioaies.
CIV Announcement OF Candidates.
efO, invariably an advance.
FOR DIST. ATTY.

Mfr. EDITOR You are authorized 70 announces
n. w. xkHICsSERR0CTxEIs, Esq, Of Ia.
ton Rouge, the present able and efficient ineum-
bent. 40 candidate for reelection 70 the once Of
District Attorney. F.
fsb22s ! FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

Mr.. Editoy--piease state, that at The request
Of many Of HIS friends, ALFRED DuPLAN-
TIER. Esq, has consented TO beeoms candi-
date for the shsrina1ty Of the Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge. fsb22s