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LATEST NEWS! EASTERN STATES. A right with iHdlaas. Chicago, Oct. 1. Gen. Sheridan has a Sis patch from Gen. Tope, staling that a detach, ment of jthe Fourth Cayalry, under command of CaptTManck. had an engagement with In dians on th'e'SSth in the canrons of Famished "Woman's Fork," near Fort Vallacc, Kansas. Liwat. CoL "V. If. Lewis of the EightccnUi Infantry, and three men were wonnded. Only one Indian was killed. CoL Lewi died of hit wounds on the 29th while en route to Fort "Wallace. A Ijtrjro Mediae1. Richmond, Ind., Sept. 30. Thirty thou sand people attended divine service at the Indiana yearly meeting of the Orthodox So ciety.of Friends in tliis city to-day. Several pronasest English ministers were present. . ..Trj lnr to Pool their lunar. Boston", Oct. 1. The Greenback convention winch was. to have ben held here to-day for the completion of the State ticket, is jwt poned, as interesting negotiations are said to be pending. A Parricide Ke-tittaread. Bridgeport, Conn., .Oct 1. In the so perior court of Fairfield county this morning lvdwin Hoyt, for the murder of his father in Sherlan. J unc 23d, was sentenced to be hanged on the -4 th of October. A Terrible Crime. Xrw Lokdok, Conn., Oct. 1. It has trans pired that Wesley W. Bishop, of Norwich, charged with poisoning his wife, Harriet Bishop, and Charles M. Cobb, Jr., has made a confession, implicating Kate M. Cobb, his paramoar in guilt. Bishop confesses to crim inal satuuacy with .Mrs. Cobb, the procuring of patsoa for Mrs. Cobb with which to destroy the life of her husband, and to his knowledge that she administered it. He denies that he poisoned 'Mrs. Bishop, and imputes the mur der o the woman. The whole makes one of the most terrible pages in the annals of crime. TfacSe-CiUIr-d Mr. Stoddard. Xrw York. "Oct. 1. In the Yanderbllt will case to-day, the so-called Mrs. Stoddard who gave sensational testimony Friday last, was cross-examined. She refuted to answer a number of questions touching her character or relationship to men for whom she bad kept house. A woman stood up in court and wit ness admitted that that woman was Mrs. Stoddard, the wife of Dr. Stoddard. Before recess counsel for Wm. H. Yanderbllt asked the sorrogate to place the witness in custody of aa officer during recess, to secure her pres ence. After all explanations she could give were in, counsel said he would ask the court to coBSiit witness to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of perjury. Keaed teaiaas. Xrw Yoek. Oct. 1. The released Fenian prisoners, Edward Condon and Patrick M cl od v, arrive! to-day on board the steamer MoseL The Fstx Job a Porter Xaaalry. New York, Oct. 1. The board of officers evamining the case of Gen. Fitx John Porter assembled this morning. Gen. F. T. Lock, Gen. Porter's assistant adjutant general, was recalled-for farther examination as to the strength of the th corps on August 29th. JsCi The 9,200 he previously referred to embraced only the effective force of August 29th, and did not include the sick, stragglers and some who had been detailed for other duty. Gen. Dabel Buttcrfield was called by Gen. Porter's counsel. His testimony was confirmatory. He was in advance of the 5U corps ob the morning of the 29th, and wu ordered out with his brigade by Porter to de velop the enemy's position, but found his troops soring back and leaving him and his staff in front. On asking thf reason why the brigade was moving without his orders, he was informed by one of Gen. Porter's staff omcers that Uen. McDowell was present and had ordered Geo. Porter to bnng his troops back. Gen. Porter's counsel said that before fcGDmltUng any Tanker testimony they de sired to croBS-exasune Captain Douzlas Pope. The judge advocate said Captain Pope was ex pected. He did not wisa to cat! any ol nit witnesses until Gee Porter's counsel bad fin ished their case. After some further discus sion the court adjourned, to meet at Gov. em or a inland to-morrow. IbJbj-j- to Georse Bancroft. Ivewtort, Oct. 1. George Bancroft, the historian, while riding on Paradise road this afternoon in company with a lady, was thrown from the carriage, the bones becoming frightened, and was seriously injured about the head. The lady and coachman were somewhat injured. Ab Armj-ofTnUBpn. Cleveland, Oct. L Last evening the po lice at Akron. Ohio, attempted to arrest a tramp in the outskirts of the city. They were met by about 30 well armed tramps who drove them back into the city at the point of revolvers. Company B, Ohio National Guard, was called out to assist the police. They ar rested IS of the tramps. A number of pro fcwrional thieves who were with the tramps escaped. Several shots were fired but with--est any effect. Xor Cemsalasleaer. WAsrafcros? Oct. 2. Gen. Halberts E. Paiae, of- Wisconsin, has been appointed com missioner ef patents. " CablaetXeetlajr. The cabinet held a short session to-day. All the Beabers were present except Post. master General Key and Secretary Thompson. The former was represented by Assistant Postaaster General Tyner. A question was brosght before the cabinet involving the right ef the Oregon asd Utah Railroad Company to eateasLiaS Jine thresgh certain Indian ter ritory. It will be the subject of further con sideratiuB by the attorney general. The Csaal Keaadal Ter a Wilt. New Yokk. Oct 2. In the Yaaderbflt will ease Mr. Lord said it was the most monstrous attempt to istimkLate a witness that he ever heard of. Judge Black dared the other tide, if they believed her perjured, to swear to an affidavit aad take out their warrant. This weeM pUee her a position to strike back Rd make thew as rwponsibk as they say she is. Mr. Lord then said he would be re apesslUe for her appearance after recess, which was satUfactory. Witness, in the coarwe of her testimony, said that she was married to Dr. Stoddard by a magistrate at Kiagstos. At this time she was not aware that the doctor had a wife living. The papers that weald prove her marriage were burned fifteen years ago. Ktajce Rebbera Takes. Chexesxe, Oct. 2. John IL Brown, one of the parties engaged in the late stage robberies, esftared a few days ago near Stockade, ar rived here yesterday and is now in jaiL An other Baaed Barr v bow in the hands of the efieers. Get Fearteea Tears. Chicago, Oct. 2. Simoni, the Italian who abet aad killed McHngb in this city some ago, pleaded god ty and was this morn Mg seaieBced by Jadge Rodger to fourteen years ia the peBtteati&ry. Iadlaat Bfstarbaaee la Nebraska. SiMfET, Oct 2. A report from Ogallak this aftersooa says the Indians were seen a few miles sooth of here. A telegram signed by naaay-eitiseas was received by CoL Thorn birg, who telegraphed the citizcas immedi ately that aid wosld be seat them. A de tacfcaeat ef aoltaors with 18 days ratios aad two hnnared waads aBmaaitkm to the man, aad a wvgea train, leaded on a special train witfi eagiMi rtUcht i, awaits orders. Thorn barg reoMsted the cttkeas of OgaUak to Jtead eatf sceata south ef the town, ascertain the leeatioa f e IniKifn aad better esable him to act apea afi at Ogallala. It k tbeachi by y ttaat &k is a decoy by a jsaaP baad of lodiaas te draw the attention of troop to better eaaUe the bmus body of Iadiaus to efleet a erossiag of the U. P. IL B. The mg "Walk. Xew York, Oct. 2. 0'Larj- ceaipleted hie 170th mi at Wo'eieek r minute aad 3 eeoad ; Uaafces hk 150th at 1J7, at which -iuac hewasSe awke VMiisd. O'Learykia -saHb, HngaM fafged, Kxtraordlnarjr Nhoellnc. Washington-, Oct. 2. J. M. T. Partillo, of this city, at the Columbia rifle range, yester day, made 15 consecutive bullseyra at S00 yards, 14 "bullsoyes and one center at 900 yards, and 15 consecutive bullseyes at 1,000 yards, making a score of 224 out of 225. Bailer AUed to Krljn. Lowell, Oct. 2. In the Bepubbcan con vention of the 7th congressional district to day, Mr. Durgen, of Beading, offered a reso lution denouncing General Butler for jwoving false to the district and to pledges mado by him in 1S76, and demanding his immediate resignation as a member of the 45th Congress. The resolution was adopted ' unanimuus.y. Bostweli ' name vaj withdrawn as a candi date. On the third ballot m. A. Rnssel, of Lawrence, was nominated. Colus ou Their Own Hook. Qmaua, KeK Oct 3. About three montlis ao it was announced that the Indians at Bed cloud agency would be moved to a new reser vation, and orders for transfer have been con stantly expected ever since, but have ant yet been received. The Indians are pleased with the new location, though reports to the con trary hare been drcnlatiug, and have been impatiently awaiting orders for removal, but attain liave dragged tediously along until tne Indians have become thoroughly dt'gusted with the slow way of doing business, and last week. after receiving their rations, they all gath ered up their trap, and without the assistance oi agent or government autnenue, struct: out across lots for the new reserve. There was no violence. There are about G, 100 In dian in the bodv, and they took with them a cattle herd in which there arc about COO head. CoasrrMloaal Xomlnnllonn. Oswego, X. Y., Oct. 3. The Kepsblicans of the 2Sth congressional dutnet have nomi nated Hon. J. . Dwigbt. Milwaukee, Oct. 3. republicans of the 4th congressional district met to-day and nominated Jndge L. F. Frcsly for Congress. Vncx, X. Y., Oct. 3. Cyrus X. lrecett was nominated for Ceaeresa by the Bejobli cans of the Oneida district. Niagara Falls, Oct. 3. RejjubHcans of the 31st district have nominated Bichard Crowley fer Congress. VhWkj- rranili. LrrrLE Bocx. Ark., Oct. 3. Depaty U. S. Marshals Voodward aad O'BsmneU have jat returned from a ssccestful raid on the dLeit wbuky distillers of Sharp, Baxter aad Irani counties. Ten prisoners were captured aad one large still, with mash aad whisky, was destroyed in Izard county and another m Bax ter county. CoHBlerfellerv. Lottsvtlle, Oct. 3. The U. S. authentic here have received infenaatien that a large gang of counterfeiters who have been operating in tne mountains nave oeen capisreu. r our teen are now under arrest. Ratloaa Healed. Washington. Oct. 3. The secretary of war to-day received a telegram from the New Orleans relief committee atking fer rations to be distributed among the destitute, and say. ing that this request was made became aid bad been refused by the Howard Association. The secretary declined furnishing the desired relief on the ground that it is reported the Howard Association has a large amount of money on hand, and has discretion to cse it in such a w ay as may be deemed j roper; and further, that there are better p-ert uni ties for them than himseK for jadgiug of the situation. Cheap for Cat-h. The secretary of war has directed that vari ous articles ef bedding and clothing seeded for the supply boat, now leading at fat. Louis, be furnished at government rales. Gelac Kaath. Bostox, Ort. 3. It is rumored that ILtraa H. Kempton has concluded to go to South Carolina, being promised good treatment. Srw erleaan. New Qeleaxs. Oct. 3. From noon np to C o'clock P. M. 15 deaths are reported and 1S7 new cases. FORZIGX SEWS. Dlsretn-rdlac the Treaty' Flat Sfoarjr la Twrky. CossTAXTisorLE, Oct. 1. Prince Donden. koff, Karsakeff. the Bussian gevemor of Insi gnia, has refused to recognize the xaneUeath article of the treaty ef Berlin, intrusting the administration ot the finances of Eastern Boa melia to an internatismal cornnHMwn ap pointed for the organization ef that province. The alarmingly great depression oi paper money continues and causes the most seneas apprehension. At the beginning of last week it had only about one-third of its nominal value, and since that time has fallen nearly 7 per cent. In all probability it will fall macs lower, for it is no longer accepted in pay ment of tithes, and U conseqaestly flowing into Constantinople from all sides. The Sultan has given strict orders that energetic meas ures at once be taken for that purpose, aad has nominated a commission with little probability, however, of any practical result. Defeat-, or I ad to. L05DOX. Sept. 30. A correspondent at Calcutta telegraphs as follows: Unless Shecre Ali gives us satisfaction, the present occas ion will be seized to secure ourselves the passes piercing the mountain ranges along the whole frontier, from the Khybtr to the Bolan and further strategic measures will be adopted to dominate the Subeman range and the Hin doo Koosh Mountains. A Protevt from Kaacary. Pesth, Sept 30. Hungarian radicals held a mass meeting here to-day to pretest against occupation of Bosnia. Bcsolutions wire unan imously adopted declaring the occupation uf Bosnia by Austria fatal to the Hungarian na tion and demanding the withdrawal of the army of Bosnia. The Ketlrlac British Fleet. CoicHTASTisorLE, Sept. 3a The British fleet left Princess Island Saturday forenoon, and after appearing for a short time at the entrance of the Bosphorus to salute the Turk ish flag, proceeded to Artaki Bay. A KHrreader. Vievxa, Sept. Sa The Duke of Wort em berg telegraphed that Liono surrendered Sat crday morning. Penteaat. Prince Loberoff, the Bnsrian Ambassador, is expected to return here from the Crimea on Sunday. The Afchaa 'War. Losdox, Oct. 1. Telegraphic dispatches from India leave little room for Itope that the Afghan difficulty will be arranged peaceably. The government is hastening military prepar ations. Troops are being collected from a 'J sides and sent to various point on the north west frontier of India. The iMt Ntreacheld Taken. Yien.va, Oct. 1. General Jovanovich tele, graphs that on Saturday, that after fire days of violent bombardment, Kloback, the last refuge of the Uerzegovinian insurgents, sur rendered, having made a brave defense. The destruction of the fortified rock was imme diately commenced. The Austrian loss was trifling. Troop Recalled. General Philloppovich, replying to an in quiry from the war dqartment, states that three divisions can be recalled from Bosnia by the end of October. The reserve foree of the corps of observation will also be furloughed ana a number of horses sent borne. Aaether Ilarrleaae. Havana, Oct, 3. Jackmel was visited by another hurricane on the 25th of lait month. Two vessel and all the lighters in the harbor were lost, aad many houses destroyed. Xfgro XakHrrectloti. Jamaica contains a rumor of a negro insur rectioc in Santa Cruz. Murders and ether atrocities are reported. The negroes are said to lure possession of the ielaad. Tbe Democrats of XasMchuoctts don't swallow any Butler In tbeira'. They have BowilnaUxl Ibe following ticket : For roy em or, 3. G. Abbott; lleiitetiMt Roverno-r, Wlllkm K. Plunkett; Becietary of atate, Heary C. Dewliz; treawurer bbh reeelver. Gen. Darhi N". SkilliB; state siMlltor, John B. rKsjferald ; attorsfcy fttwmX, Rieeard OlBey, PACIFIC IS AST. TIi rrench Hank. Sax FnAN'cixro, Oct 1. This afternoon the bank commissioners signed their report on the affairs of the French Savings Bank. They say the investigation disclosed discred itable practices "in the management of the liatik, loans liad been made on insutBcieut se curities, and the hooks of the institution did not alwsys show the real debtor, and there was cvideutly great want of diligence on the part of the directors. It was only by an examination of all the papers that these facts were revealed. The rejiort relates to facts set forth concerning Mr. Mshi'a loans. They found the bank to be a mutual institution; that there is a re serve fund of $251,433 and a building fund of $14,301: total $2G5,73S, which deducted from $$04,177, the amount of the deficiency, leaves a net loss or deficiency of $535, 43b. They wish it to be understood that the affairs of the bank may not be even so favorable, and that they were unanimously in favor of its going into liquidation. If vigorvut meaaares had lieen taken by the bank officers these defalcations of Mr. Mahe might have been dis covered. General Sherrnaa Write nXelter. Gen. Sherman has written a letter to I). I). CJton, vice president uf the Seathern Pa cific. dwelling ajxtn the importanee ef the road to the interests of Arizona and to the develotitasnt ef trade and friendly relatieaf with Mexico, elating with pcrBusiwa to pub lish the letter, with the understanding that it was written without consultation with the war department, though the writer is almost certain it will meet the sanction of the deJe paruaent, Barlal of Poor Slaedoaald. Macdeaald, recently shot in Portland, was buned here to-day from his former reMdeaee on Jessie street. Sin lraarleo's Regular Kalrlde. James IL Montgomery, manager of thl Graad Western Bealaarant, 1,307 i'e)k street, eumauttcd suicide this afternoon by sheotsaK himself in the rnocth. He was taiking wtth the proprietor of the restaurant, FraacsM vieh. Both were standing behind the bar, the subject of the cunversatiea irnag the eee tract under which MontgooKry was ranting the concern, when the deceased saddenl drew a pMtal aad ftred. filling dead. In bk pocket was found the fwoowtag letter: Sax Fkancikw, Oct. 1, 1S7S. If any one calls fer me give them all that belongs to me that is my stads. That k just what I expected when the whele U is against me. 1 aa a poor devil aad letter aat of the werhl thaa in it. I have acted heaar ably with all these I have dealt with, bat I eannet be wronged without it. It k ieltevrd that suicide is attributable to cress ta leve and whisky. Itansed far 3!nnJer. Nevada, Oct. L Butts, mardereref Wm. Roberts at Forest springs, about a year aga, ' suffered the extreste loaaltv of the Law to day at 12 P. M. Arrangements fer the caeca- tion were complete, and it passed ec witboat delay or aeadeat. Death took pUee in skve mtnatrs alter tbe tail at the tUatlerm. The ! prisoner exhibited graat brmacss to the last. a Be cacevues wwii J w- vited gaests, ladadiag the sheriff af adjesa mgcoaatios. A rirkwlrklaa Ianlt. Crnr or Mexico, Oct. 1. Daring the eele bratiaa t ladepeadrnee Iby (SvfA. 15tii) ta the Teatre NaeienaL at which Miiaiter Fee- ter was present, aa orator made dueearteeas remarks aboat the United StateA, waieh were apjiiandrd by part id the asdieace. Ia eee aaeaeeof thu wesaeat a seasatsetul refMCt was circaLtud that Foster weald deeuad las passports, The report is prspnstereas. Na lmDortaace can be given to tee ecoarreai Tbe leading organs of public ojebieti coedesaa tbe speeea as toohss. Fatal Family aoarrrt. LAEErET, Oct, 3. A man ttaated Geatry went last evesuag to the eaase Mr. Kaskaw, bis fath.ia-Uw, aad shot threaga the w-ia- dev at hu wife whe had separated free bka and Wt her fr dead. He then went ta J as. Teanisoa's and teld Mrs. Teaniien he had L01e4 bn wife aad was going ta kiH hauK. aaertiy attcrward, beanaga saet, soeae Desgh ; bors en search feaad Gentry deaL His beck I was almest eat off by a charge of shot. Tbe woman was also shot is the neck wtth bsrd I shet, bat is not tboaght to be dinner ily . wonadoL The parties had been iaamed abaat j six weeks. i His Trtur Xcxt. A Lor o&ae ap m ! the Picayune o&ce to insert a death bo- tice the other evening, ile aiti to the gentleman having charge ef the alvor ti&ing ilejiarUaent : "Another oae gone-, that I aakes eight." ""hat do ya rneanl"" a.sked the gentleman. The oy amwem! : "I moan thai is the eighth one of mr family that has died five brothers and three Htsterx. I weoder who will come next!" "Hew many are leftl" "Only me," he replied, as he went out. Trae, As a purely vegetable family remedy Pfanders Oregon Blood Purifier cannot be Kurpawd. It regulates the bowels, liver and kidneys. Removing all scrofula, and impurities from the blood. Buy it, try iL The "Willamette Stove "Work, of Portland, makes the best Stores sold in this market. Bayers should sustain home manufacture by insisting ori hav ing goods of this make and buying no other. The sales of Singer Sewing ilacliines are wonderfully large. East year the 'ComjKiny sold 282,812 Machine. Such enormous sales are the lxt recommend the Machine could have. Tbe Willamette Fever aad Azar 311 x tare Prepared expressly for thl; climate by Messrs Pfunder & Ca, Portland, has been found to lo the liest Fever and Ague medicine ever oflered to the citi rens of Oregon. All tlniggista have it for sale. See Hansen's tree and seed canL XT' In saaklair any jHrebe or la wrltlus la rrfOBe la nay advertise sarat la this pprr joa a pi rave saea ttoa Ike aameorthe paper. DRY GOODS. L AMES ATA DISTASCn FB0M rORTUlNO CAV dtalith otas saUfactorilr as al oar counter, as we have fvcial dcrfc wbue biulOM It u to snmrer Lrtters, send out a3ir4c sad ship gvaU tj mall or cx oa. V' keep tbt Larsnt and Flocst Stick of Dry Geeds, Dress Geees, Silks, CIks, And evtrrthhvr rKjolalte to s strteUy "II'4T-ClaS.S U-iTAULlMIMLNT, In On?i,sod U. veil knoo aaJ ta ut flmtteylns rrjujUlJot of oar boa k s gamut that we mean what nj oow la uffcrinf Better GoedH ler the Mohcjt Thau say other booae oo IhU Cant can tire, sad taking mora pains than ever befon to (Irs KktUiacUan, IlwlBeott vcrrlitU to send to tu tor samrAnsnd prices, and it m-uTcoaUseienbujT to take sdranUc rf tlx neent decline In tlx fines U DItt GOODS. W sIm keep s Foil Line ot CENTS' FURNISHING COOBS. Clarke & IfeBiJersoH, Ceraer First aad M'aab lag-tea XtreeU, PORTLASD, OREC0JT. FIXE CATALOGUE. A S FJCAMIXATIOX OF MR. II.tXfHVS ILLV8 IV trsled (XUl.rae 4 fruit Tiwe and Keoltvill nnrinrc snjr one that It h the hot puhbeaUo U the kind ta Orrtfoa. It u well wnrth ruul, and U fur nUhnl freeon af4ioatioa Mr. llanwa U thnruuxhl rceUUe and Is Aiktg s err Uree Unlnom. Tor Cats Jut" JJro. It IIANaCV, IVxtland. Orrgnp. Coder's Eniploymcnt Agency, rurBhhee IIKLr all Kinds rUEE Or OlAUfiE. A7Correpeadraee Hollelted. J It CO K Eli, Pcrtlxivl, Ottm. THE FIRST EXHIBITION OFTIIE POIlTLiXD INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION, WM be pca te the patae Mi the tatrnaire vaRrouea U Mp.rm. .NLWDl KY. CHAI'MAN A CO.. Monday, October 21,'is?S. And Coatlaae Oae M'eek. rrroi taylor, Prrsdst. ana il untns, .war. nAxini, j. jiau.rki:v. Shipper, Commission Merchant, Aad WMnak Dealer la GttAIN. rLOCC. ITEtl. UAIKV IHOIK.VT, rBO TittM, lbJca. Has. ASficatUinl, Ncnla. hUf4 Onwerln. OeiMMu aaj erdco xekknL OCScr aad W inirfur. U TVt ttrrtt, rerUand. Or. 8aa rruowt Ot&w. U6 Ilkiia etmt. USE SO.VE DCT T1IE COLUMBIA COAL OIL, THE BEST IN THE KACKET. it. .u urRJi ix jt ton SI AjmA ler Uw NerUt rael&c OK C aaU Wta Krvol Mmt, I wtluU. Ojn. DIRECT FROM EUROPE. The rWl aaJ Laru Swd t Oerttn Meerschaum .and Amber (ioods Err hrwsjia U lht Muket AJ. ouev.vn. raENni axk esuii muci tires. At X 1C. . HMiTII'H, Omtt Tnmt aai ftuk StmU. IVriUni, Orrgtm ABELL, rESTMCtrRlC No. 167 and 169 First Street Portland, Orepon. NEW MAPS I ! Oresoa and tfaehlasloa tl M Hahla;Ua or Brrjeii, 1 nzle I 1 Ta ne Vu arc traeatr aaJ hiidwiwlr ante, at ! Utts, 1 I arc sseie trua Cmnaal eeners tmtm 111, to J K. UTa A iw J K. OILL A CXI, rwilJ. Oregon Standard Soap Works, IRTIXG A WEBB, Praprietarm, roKTLAf (AOOOS. The en ttrui tactorr aona of r raaeM. ftt In meSii ml in te' Wholesale Candy Manufacturers, 1U rirat MrrrL rACTOCT-49 Ahkr Street, iHikitg Odd reV Hal. raesaaad. Ocesaa. 1VSL. eaaa. aeeet. T. a. satta. lT" ate -w etru t. a. assets HODGE, DAVIS & CO., IMPORTINQ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AXI JOB1U3H OF "Window Glass, Oils, AND PAIXTEU.S STOCK. Nos. 92:and 94 Front Stroot, CORXCR KT.IKIC Kaa rrasielara Oraee II.Troat Ktreet. Xrv Terk Ofllre3. Piatt RtreeU n A VINO JUST MOVED INTO OlTl NXW STOEE at the ahere Intataon, e art Boa- Setter T arrd thaa rtcr te sect the a-aata c car xaAnas. Our fadEtke Ut botiiMMr; art act rarpeareit br thoM vt aar Una ea the coaat. Oar etcr k srr, buQt eepe taalr ler aa, aad aith a tfra- it!f tathe efrdie. lxj and RimHwig t ecr pauda. Oar5turJkktaraad cuccctcktsBiU tcaachca. Ia 'Drugs and Patent Medicines, Wc carrr s erajcte aeavtsara, aisr s3l arw ma dies aa laat a rhrr snar. We hate efaed. Druggists Sundries Department Cc4BZcU ta aS He sf aibrtiaroU .We bate man; Nor. cilice bi the a a U Toilet Articles, That ratal he seen ta he affcrciatoL We actld caB futkolar atteatloa ta oor stock cc" Counter Balances and Druggists' Proscription Scales, Br far the Eaeat cr bnasht ta this market. WeaUoecTcrsnca- and flue Cos of SUELf WAKE, aad caa fsraUh a foil ootlt ct GLASS LABELED DOTTLES, Atshan Mtlcs. Ta anooe abhlas to startsarv torc, or to rcftae old trare alth near. It U s rreat ad lar.tac to bars the hoitlc labeled at the ractorr, tho Inturlnj the perfect fit cd each lateL Ia White Leads, Mixed Paints, Colors, Brushes aad Paistera' Stock Of all kln.li, e hate an aanrtntrat lar aorraatlajc say thing etrr ahoaa la rortUnd. We make s jxtaltr ct LUDUICATIXO OILS, Aad hojlo oor Slock at Dnt haada can eeTer soperlor lodaceacnts ta ad who deal la them. We aim carry s rety bryt stock of GOAL OILS, " Embracing aU ths IcaJlnr Breads, sod we offer thcta st prices a hlcheantwt bebesUa. In Window Glass, We art rerpartd to fin orders lor 18 sod Mae. or fAste. We bares Stock cotcrinsr all slscs (rocs 8x10 to 48x72, sad shall be glad to (areata est! lain, or say 1856. KNAPP, BUBBELL Front, First and Ash Streets, Portland, Oregon, THE CELEBRATED BAIN FARM WAGON. . TbU cat rrpmcato the BAIN" THIMBLE SKE1.V WACOV. Bolica alxe. mm iMte. etth Tvp IWx. HaBer Unk e uA fnms txal The I M U w m knma t the Unaen aad tnrfrateet el thu a that it iulm areilk tor at ta 7 aaetataf la tu mm We hate M thtea Ut Us e-raatej vtttj ae . aad the i4 tints tut heetm Merul er rVu ahtpdeffcig that teae hate fcxC lawrtiil Seeae eeeit ea eeca mJU. Tk atka hmder laaa aaytfca g mt eaa ear Ml their feaW. The I'utont felculn TiBhtenur, Oa the ttala Wa? ksrahnhte kK at, aad h the M Sana vaeeM aal hate She M Ialeat Oil Tuh- Mltb rtm Krrew f'apa. yth swat the a.n At W Ukaar ; the e to I theaaW-aa amMie-at I nil mn via rear Hi Urn i I. sa I mri,aaaiea etit i mj ire oaiae aaair a ie . aad aa aeate.ae it ean.iaiir acw an eater to eeaer. in in Hi r ar arwk- at the Hi ir sasaa MSavrsa wt af lheeaeatr wnl K WMja -Mai at aac haiod toawc ttwtg Dm. aaUeaf teetak ae te. ..iht Mr Haaa Sa IhM at a aaece ttnewajh mianw taaa mm ilhm, atte iltiJf auke a teilic ir M a. aad aaake the itana. . at aS -mtt ta -teni naif ii iwi iw ww to, himapn ai f kae eteoaVeaf U a. Hvertooed, He chaatafv the aa ensaeJ anrii -m lh aT asrt IH.7 fAUt A v aad tUi c 4o ot sJSa la a8 the "heajwt" ajHa. a tar ae JUn aad aaS art airtii d. tee csaa to tt ae fud a aajei a eae he made, afadcoc that j jnne the duinta the rui. AsT SraJ K CkcaSar aad rrlr Laaa. OREGON HACK OR FOUR SPRING WAGON. GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST HACK IN MARKET. THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST ASSORTMENT. THE LEADING MACHINES. The Oldest and Leading House in the Trade and Trices always at the Lowest LiTln? Bates. earaaaBaBaaaHrarMrarjnMraraewBBa.rMraaaaBaBaaaawBBaaBaaaBBa FRANK BROTHERS & CO., IMPORTERS AMD DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. The Celebrated La Ikllc Wazon. rVkir mt tV rwaa i'mM a darahk Vnt aaade. Caeet faeatod aad krtte nr Jiraerrjr lnatresnl t are re-rI Grata Brill aad Matter. VarraUd t:t aiiljj" ( Una. BROWNE The Followine T. R Wan. Saks. Orzna. A. M. Rone. Athaae Orvcwi Jt V. Kmrn, Itakrr. Orrta Bain A CerrflM. WatTfakai, Orsa. T. U. Itcsasjesa, Datac. jresea. J R. (tin, Oakland. Ucrfae. taxsaaas Baaa . E. rtarr. Orrsaa. Ksaaca Daw. Jacka atteiTaaii. i rerCanaUri aaJ rriecLUu wriu 9GT srtats r KVi:ni)I.G fc FARREIale, Grain and all Kinds of Produce, SACKS, ETC, Car. rroat sad AlUcr Nlv. rartlaail. Or. T. .V. 8TltOmmiDGli IHrrrt laforUr aad Drake ta LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, Xa.111 rroat M-. lnlaB!.r. C H. XECSSDORFFER. klaBntactonr, Impoctcr sad Whotcaalc aad lUtaS Dealer a HATS AND CAPS. Tartlastil. Orrta. WHOLESALE AXD rACTOBT- 11 rrrat Slrwt KLTAIL- 1 lint Mm. No. 8. Hail to the Chief No. 8. WHEELER at WILSON. rpiin NEW Na. M. STK-MGirr NEEDLE, B.VCK JL Eeed, Luck MItcn SEWING XACHIXE, It rerjooaaen' by the jrofi eteryabcre to be the Beat raoillr Machine ia tne. tT Machines fdd on the note sad bta3ment taa. A Liberal DUroanl far 'ali. 95 Third Street, Portland, OgR. F. GODAItl), No. 8. Xaaazrr. No. 8. FIXE FAItXJ0Il SALE. OOO oroci. One or the nEsrr rAniw in oregon. ix.r fine ttate ot cnlUraliea. fully fenced, excellent baUdta;, ateam oer and all law Irotentcmente la africultoral machinery. KTcrjlhln tu be add st s bargahi. It rcodocrd IO.0U) btubcla of wheat la 177 sad S.(0) bttoheU In IsTS. Il guod fur SB'fcreragw of nine tbooaand boahcU etcry year lrice $SO tar sere, terms to rait the barer. D. II. aTEAltSs k CO.. Rest EstsU Agents, I"orUaEd, Ocagoa, jaaaaT IbbbbbbbbbP -llaaSBeeeeeeDip'r' ' BaBaaBaBhBaBaSaaBaBaBaaaeBeaBBr SSvarbHt'eraveBeBi SUrA neBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB SBr araeBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBaaeT LwfwL W lBBB V W IV iaBBBBBBBBBBfeBK I 31 1' O UTEI18 O XT' fkMjMPLEMENTS andJjjACHINES. 14 tatrWea lean. i a esaer ngim. iae I ataah el n iiT innHii ir e ai earn to hale l iSeek A. the toii an aye eesra amy, aes aa m Cahoon Hand and Power Sower, TW rkt Sarr at the HarkrL asatsitfttej flriCB Milt - " " ... . Racine Farm and Warehouse Fan Mills. SULKY PLOW. are Our Agents where Our Goods 5rran. A Ttatt CVrnSE. Onxtea. X S. IVrrtu. Vt-wHtt. Orepea Ilasrnas Hjuh . Xakstatlle. Icttcq. W. J. KcOnssu. Nerth TaahM. Orcstax ZKTt Cars. liaVboro. Urrcrca. SaeitT A Ttllim. Ncwsakaa. Waakicstea Terriuey. L. L. Assxaea, La Ocser. Waahiaftiia Temtery. X. Franklin Bro. V Co., 133 rirat Mreel. Neat cWr te Hrtt NaUaaal Baat, WHOLESALE A RETAIL Dry Goods House. IX Una EVEKTEODT Tt CALL EOl"ND -VXD EX- aeater their . W drdact ra WteSJjwr cent aa ctcrr ddur ha cseeranaoe to alhtr houaca. SmJ fe cxltiaM .Hi p-Jce li, tire rf f.-e. Fpeciai tndansacata to Dry Cr.i Sun. TOSSSSTOSfBS. AM a3 kind, of Marble Werk. Send f.- BlattratMOa, IWyna aad Frin Lbta bcare , jwn order trvm any tuty eee. WILLIAM TOCXO. IVetlaad. thrcno. BURTON HOUSE, Corner Ttalrtl aatl I Mrwln, Xear the Stcanuhip taadmr and KaCroad Dcrots, rORTUlND, OREGON. Lcwiston at Fretlaiul, Proprietors Lat ot MinnonU Hcuer.) WQ rrare no f!a nor eienM to make this hone T1IK B1AT HOTEL. IX FORTUXB. lffilwaiikie Nurseries. ESTABLISHED LM7. FOR SEASON 1S78-79 LARGE STOCK, LOW PRICES, Scaa fur eur Xw CntaloKBP. Sctk Lucllitig & Son, XllwnaklP, ere. aad naaTaWmmaaaaaWaaaaaaa-TaaaasaaiMfc i if Taf airaaaaaaft Feaaaaaaaaaaaaaa VbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbK & CO., 1878 Description and Prices. fa Jfe. raseas aheda, tarte Uxt dfht laches aad Jew tetttv iaehta asa. HJU aeXar aaka. ccm aad ac-ijta saehes: aiaia ttni, -aitb paUst rocal earaen; t eUfa; Sea W hk Vacad aish fam; faaehtrdajh; trail'lj 1 1 rH, nwh jxzj Wb; ftlk tU aad ratehtt hrakc Cafaestf , WJ0 pwbk. Prior, atek fatcat aheek, tSAX. Sets 5 X Sad eOLar aaW.cae aad cave-teena faaiw; aaaee esste aad Saka aa aiar Z. Cafaaif . lbe Kada. Frxr, . fax 3a. A Oae sad tfcm-a&ak seA mZJ. etEar aalee; aaaae Ssttaat aa alher CafaaCf. UM yuc<. rr, etch eAeat ahnk, ft Sasae n-aa ka hvcjtr had aad tlsrt eeaU, OI U Don' Joiatrt Patent w.i PalTr- illlLJ IlArTOIT. "reeht Ift IVm. M trW trarl currfthzz ti. aad S .dli'rm. aaoet J julli aad xxml eaafte tal tw tTvaawh a tsar Bam ta the sarket. Wt hare aS sate tm 12 heek. The Browne Sulky Plow. This a-takaova Stafkr rpoaks fcr cstJi. Orer three heaadral aaa- ha sac as O'B.vti. FV ITi nil in Crtytei Rate raj. 1 This rVvkaXssadeaf inn aad eceel; a ncr taasrsnel rriea. akh kVeAietrtea. Nk TeAe, CtJaasc Oetur aad Extra Sharc9 VUctL IiavV: aa4 aippr Rock Liland Cxtt 5ll TTalaUB? Plow Wood aal traa Bram, tsT Kvi Havk fljaafcat hrcaberatta tnerersa aSkaade edesJa. Efaakrodulf WaUUs. araead Sales, where aaSted flaw aae mr kaeaa ta aawk heteee. Collies' Cast Cast Steel Plows. all kinds er HARROWS", CULTIVATORS, - 1, w. uu, ATal aadCkasfNttetbeef Parming Tools, At the Le-ce Kirlrt Fncea. can be Found: C k limn, OecTetTW, WaahataaTcrziUry. Z. r. VeaST.The lJkm, Oracaa. J. IL Knots. CsiaBa. Orrro. Ckaa. tlecasBCaa. bkad Qsjv Orrsa. rxan Bsos. A Oql. WaSa WaBa. WaakJttea Tare T. M. Star. Darteo. Waahian TrrrHcey. r AtT A Aexxs Cettax. AaauU, Leaken. WkT. FRANK BROTHERS & CO., 19 1 aatl l6 rraul Street. ISirtlaaJ. 8rrra. GREAT REDCCTTOX EC rSKEs. J. SIMON & CO., Dealers la Doers, Windows, Blinds awl Glass amfitrrc rnetvt lvn rt-t trr , j t Tn,i Kt at. WaOalaztaa k Alder. c4ta rOKTLASD, ORECOX SOLE AGENTS FOR. THE I'NRIVALLED ST1XD.VK0 E8TET 0K8.LXS, Ik W rREXTICE A CO.. Mate IValcn. IxtiaoJ. Orecw. "BO.VH OF THE ROAB." " f.ktTA'Jil DE.LER IN ALL THE XhWLST .OB FRtMIESr brarUOcanaadTetaccw. mutaad Cndka. at&SNwlh nntMreet. L lllijtn.' cJJ stand, aeat Va Oregon lltti. lUtaa. Orcgw. THE CELEBRATEB "SINGE R" SEWING MACHINES 282,812 iaPx h Sold in 1877, Rein- 9,49 mar taaa aald 1st aajr are Tloaa jear. Sat. tanaey sad buy the REST. tf Try a SINGER before loyiar say other. Th Sfctfir Mf Ca., IA tint Rtrert, Pavtlaael: AGEXT3 T1.IWKX.