hi iinmcdiuto jirosenco in Central America,
and tlmt Lo cuii I J nut tliiuk of wuitinjr the
mutioa of nn AJiiiinistrntiitii, which he
thought hl no right lo throw obsUclcs in
thowny of hi buiMing up schools iiml
churches in tliu wij of Nicunijjun. It is
supposed tlmt ho look wi'h him some thirty
nun.
UarnunVi nby Htaow
Went oil in IN. i. city, Juno C. It .vn
suid to bo nnnicrously nlti'iiuYd. A Vitst
number of biibic uiu in nltciiiluncc, nnioiir
whom, thoiio who nttmcied the most At
tention woro twin and triplets.
II irnuin, has been entirely successful in
this last project for 'ruling tho hid, nut
withstnwlilig the uinjorily of tho presses
Live ridiculed him mid hi bahy show,
terribly fur the Inst tlirco inoinha.
What will this prince- of Inmiljtigs be
nfter next .
th-mocratli- t'.ouve ll la Georgia.
Tho ilcinocrncy of I icorgia met in Con
vention nt Milldri'villi', June 5, and iioiii-
luatud II. V. J oh it -!! fur (Jovcrnor. The
resolutions p.tsM-d were loo l"ii;j fur our
Columns, bill no take tin; follow ills' fnnn
the N. V. Tribune ax the creiun of the
whole of lli, 'in. They constitute tho plat
form tipun which tho party will probab'y
tight the "rent prcstdchtiiil battle in 18")fl.
1. Tho Union 1ml the Union us scemd
ary to the reserved rijjhtt of tho Slat's.
nemhip is now beforo tho public. Tho
measure in ' t forth iA two hills, the fint
limiting tho liubilitiei of member of certain
joint stock companion; tho second regulate
thoconditioiii under which part of the prof
it may bo received without incurring tho
liabilities of partnership. Tho first bill ex
elude iiiKurimco companies from it opera
tion, mid refers only lo partnerships pos
seting capital of JC-.'(I,0()0, wiili transfera
ble shares. Tho second bill chiefly set
forth the liabilities und immunities of per
sons "lending" capital to partnership.
Alteration will, no doubt, bo introduced
during tho progress of tho bill, but ut pres.
enl the measure is very far from beingcom.
in ii' in nn principle.
An agitation has nrUen fir tho introduc
tion of tlie Maine Law into Hritian, but
without the remotest chance of success.
A return just published shows the revo-
nuo of India, during the ypar 1854, to have
beeeii i0,30(,000, nnd the expenditure
CM ,833,3 l'J Sterling.
Notice.
The Oregon Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church will ciinniuice its session in the M. E.
Church ut Oregon Cily, Wedncsduy, August 1st,
Iiilil P,Anr.n presiding. July 28
Notice.
Divine service, which Ims been suspctiile,! fur
two Suhbuths on account of repairs in our edifice
w.ll lie resitim i in the M. E. t'liurcli on Sabbath
next, at ICJ o'clock, . m. 11. K. IIinr.
July 2S.
Sheriff Sale
jtT "Fol-ile-rol," we have no doubt, will
be tho emphatic comment of many of our
readers, nays the Portland l.:tily Advertiser,
as they linish tho matrimonii. I pro'est of
I.uey Slulie uule-s tiny prvf t to bring
up from the "pure well of English uinleGlud
the simpler epithet, "." Either of
them will form us !od und necuruto criti
The to'al uon-iiiterfereiKv of Coiigrftss . eisin us the nattiro of tho circumstance re'
quires. Who tiro Lucy Stone nnd Henry
H. llaek"ell that they can't be married in
the simple, confiding, honest way of ou
fathers nnd mothers f What serpent has
opeticd their eyes to see "good nnd evil
which have escaped the ken of ull our com
mon law expounders I And what kind of
marriage is this quitclaim agreement, with
its protest equally against luw, custom nu
sense i It is superb nonsenso all round
Hut there if the parties enjoy it, it is jus
as well for Mew. Only wo hope such ar
rangements won't spread under tho sacred
name of marriage. Had it como oil within
our editorial diocese, wo should Imvechroni
eled it thus (which we give to let ouryoung
fulks goo whether it luoks any better than
tho old fashioned form :)
Stone Si Blackwell.
The subscribers have this day entered
into distinct agreement for carrying on the
matrimonial, ilumestic and reformatory bust
le. 11. .Mo trust as tho parties do
Dissolution of Partaorshlp.
rpilli partnership existing lalween CJeo. Aber
L nelhy. Than. Pone. II rum Clutk.nud Jus. K
Itnlili, under Ihe name or (ir.o. AnKuxr mr A Co.,
etpirei thisdiy by limitation. Persons indebted to
u will plcusu cull and u tile their account! iimno
d ately, ua we wish our books cloned. Thos, l'ope
is authorised by us tu clow llio business of (he lute
linn. OEO. AIIKHNETHY,
TIIOS. VOVE,
III11AM CLARK,
J AS. It. ItUltll.
Oregon City, August 1, 1855.-l(il3
Partnership.
EO. Aikrnktiiv and llnuu Clask will con
X liniio business under the name of UEO All
ERNETIIY ir.VO., at Oregon City. Tho l'ope
will attend lo the business, and is auihorized to aim
the nu nc of the firm.
CEO. ABERNETHY.
HIRAM CLARK.
August 1, 1855. Ifi-rJ
with Slavery anywhere, in the State, in the
Territories and in tho district of Columbia,
i). The maintenance of the I'ugitivo Slave
Law just as it is, without amendment and
without re peal.
4. The principles established by the N
braska Kansas Act, which are the riu'bts
the people of Knua Inform a Republican
I'ovcmmeiit, wiili or without Slavery
whenever li-y plind, an I to cmnointo tli
tuiuii ou an equal tooting with Mio oth
States.
0. Tho resolution of the last Geonji
Legislature that any opposition to these
principles, by man or party, is nn act
hostility to the people of the South.
0. Sympathy with tho "fiiends of Slavery
in Kansas in their manly etlbrU" (i. e., by
buwic-!;mfc and musket) "to maintain tl
lights and interests of the Southern peplo!
over "the paid adventurers nnu Jesuitic!
Jtnrdcs of .Northern Abolitionism.
7. Opposition to every party at the Nortli
which "does not come up fully and lauly
to the Southern standard, including tli
Kiiow-Nothiugs,
8. Itetaliutory measures against Mass
ncliusettsnud unnont for "virtually repeal
nig the l-ugitive slave "Law j"and
0. The nnnexation of Cuba.
'The Kanw Xolhlngs In Ohio.
This Order has lately met in Ohio and
'udipted.tho following as n platorm :
rKI.CIFLF.S or Till AMKRICAN PARTY Ot O.'IO
I. The uiiliinileil freedom of religion discoa
jirctcil with politics; hostility to ecclesiustical iullii
eueei upon the all'uirs of (Jovcrntneiit ; eqnulily of
r'jjhts lo all natural zed em'graula alio are thor
oughly Americanized HJlJ owe no teniioruJ alle
g'ance, by re.itou of their religion, higher than that
to llie Constitution,
- II. No interference with Ihe rights of citizenship
ulready acquired by foreigners, and the protection
of l.,w lo all who honestly emigrate from love of lib
erty ; but the exclusion of foreign p;iup. rs and fel
.one, and a refumlto extend the right ofeuffrage
lo nil itho come hereafter until they shall luive ro.
piled 21 yean iu the failed Stales and complied
sviih the NuturuKialion las.
III. OppoM tioutuull politicul or(janizia'ons com
jw'J exelutieely of Foreigner, and to Foreign
Mililnrn Companies, and to all attempt! to ex
clude the Bible from the Schoolt tujiportcd by the
Gocernment.
IV. Slavery ia heal not national; we oppose
Its extcns'ou in any of our Territories, nml Ihe in
criiti of its political power by llie udnismn into
tile Union of any Slave Slule or otherwise ; and
.. we demand of the General (juveriiineiit au inline
diute re, Irese oi'lhe great wrongs which have been
infl clcd uiou the cuuse of I'rei'doin ami ihe Anicr-
can character by Ihe repeal of the Miwouri Com,
promise nod Ihe iii:r,.uV'liou of Slavery into Kan
as iu violation of luw, by the force of arms and tin
destruction of the elective franchise.
V. Iu humblo imitation of Ihe wisdom of Wash
ington, wo oppose all intervention in thu uftai of
Fore'gu Slates ; yet on all proper occasions we will
not withhold our sympathy from any people aspir,
ing to be free.
I' I. We support American industry and genius
ugainst the udveree policy of foreign nations, and
facilities lo iutorual and external commerce by the
' improvement of Rivers and Harbors and the con
struction of Notional Roads uniting the varioussec
lions of Ihe Union.
VII. The Union of thest Stntet thould be
tnade perpetual h faithful allegianee to the
Constitution.
VIII. In Sta'e policy we zealondy advocate Re
trenchment and R form, a mod.fi ation of ihe pres
eut oaprewive system of laaation, and a. liberal
system of PiiMic Schools.
Kngiaai.
Tl sjhirping returns of tho Board of
, Trade for the month to April 30, had been
- issued, and continue to exhibit a consider-
able decrease th tho employment of tonnage.
This decrease has been relatively felt to a
, .'renter extent in foreign than in British
1 shipping, with the exception of vessels of!
the United States. As regards the British
' : totals, the diminution in the number of voy
' nges of the various mail steamers contrib
i mnt..t..ti i uA .J,..,:..n i t
v a ....ibiimnj iu hue i..uueuuii uoertfiuiu.
I'arliameut had not bees' in session during
the week.
A ddresses had been voted by various dep-
utations of workin;; men to Mr. Lvard.
: A locasure fof limitinj liability in p.W.-
Iless,
imt trust each other.
L. Stoke.
II. B. Blackwell.
jf T The editor of the Kansas tlentld of
Freedom, published nt Lawrenco, being
threatened with lynch law, warns all hands
tlmt ho has prepared for tho emergency, nnd
will blow up tho oflieo aud all who enter it
with such intent.
An Exhibit
Of the Receipts and Expenditure!! of Clack
amas Coiinti for the current year, ending
July, IS ;:..
RKCEirrs.
Amount of Co. tnx paid by Collector $83)l 01
" received from licenses, To.) 0(1
" " " sale of town lots,.... (I9 85
" transfer d und p ud from jail fund, 883 21
EXPRNUITCRRS.
For support of criiniuals $2153 75
" jury, 1110 45
" " ranis 7fi9 9i)
' electioiii, 535 20
" " poor, 605 20
" " Crk&Auditor, 6'J7 0
" " Sheriff, 770 20
" " AsBOwor, 5C)5 Ot)
' Sc luK.lSup't., 350 00
" Proa. Att'y, 245 00
" " Co. Coin' 2 J 20
" " Probate J udire, 7! 00
nei lentul expenses, 204 50
uiil University tjiiul (..oin-
mi oner for Co. laud,.... 4Sj 00
$90GC 30 $10!I2 I 10
99GG 30
Amouutover and above exiwnditurcs, 957 80
A . RxmiiiT of the Finances of Jail Fund.
Amount ofjnil tax us pcrFeltlemcnt $1200 73
Jul orders cuuceled.lcost of jail iS.'lGTlj 00
CoinmitB Ou, 73 52
$3719 521260 73
3749 52
Gi:o. a(ci:ki:i iv a to.,
rii:i:ciia.ts,
OREGOS CITY, OREGON TERRITORY.
aug. 1, 1855. lCtf
Abcrnethy, Clark it Co.,
COMMISSION AND FOtnVAIIDINQ MEItC'HANTS,
San Francinco, Cat.
WILL attend lo selling Oregon produce, nnd
fill onlera for Goods, Groceries, cVo.. at Ihe
lowest rates. The palrnuaec of llie peop'o of Or
egon ii respectfully solicited. aug I, 1855-1 tilf
K. T. Slmie
ft.
F. C. Casnn.
T Y virtue of a certain writ of Kxceution, issued
Jl ) out of Ihe District Court Tor Cloekum.is conn-
ly, nml to me directed, olmiihI K. T. Stone, plain
till" in Ihe ubovc entitled cause, for Ihe sum of two
hundred nud sixty-two Collars ami eighty cents,
($'.'02.80) together with iutent ami accruing
eosl, nud for want of personal properly whereof lo
iiiukc oicsunin, i nave ler.eu npou ami siiuii pro
ceed losell lolhe highest bidder, fer cash, al nublie
uuetiou, al the Court lloiiw- door in Oregon City,
county oi l lucsunias. iiiegnn 1 crnlon , on l ues,
duy tho 21st duy ot August next, al 2 o:clock I'. M
of aaid duy, ull the rilil, title aud interest of Ilk
sliove named K. T. Stone in Ihe followiinr deserlb
ed real estate, (or the right, title and interest lliut
he had Ihcrciu on Ihe 7lli day of .March. 1855. be
ing the duy ou which this judirment was docketed
against Ihe suid Stone in Clackiunas county,) lo
wit J A cerium tract of land situated and viuirin
Cluekumat county, nud bounded na follows:
Commencing ut a coilonwood stump on the
south bank of the Clackuinus river, thence running
auiiineny Hint strikes the corner or Ihe lain New
ton Wheeler's land; thence along Ihe course of said
Heeler s line unli it strikes l ie nud of W. W.
Buck ; theiico in a north-westerly direction alnnir
the I ins of suid liuck's hind until il strikes the
Clackamas river; thence down suid river wild the
meandering thereof, to the place of beginning:
coulnlning about 10 acres, and bein included
wilhiu the boundaries ot the lun.l clam of Hiram
Straight and Susan his w ife, as fil.-d in Ihe Land
Olhce of Oregon territory, und numbered 1181, to
gether with all Ihe improvenn nts and ojipurtcuan
cea thereon or thereto belonging.
!Sf.f. Ill KliAT,
Sherill't'laekumas co.
Oregon Cily, Clackunms co., j
July 30, 1855.-14tds
Buildincrs for XLont.
T11K one now occupied by Win. Myers
X Co., and known us Ihe "1 reach store
w.ll he for rent from the 1st of August next Also
the building immediately in Ihe rear, fronting
3d street. Apply to
Julv 18, 1855. WV C. DEMENT & ,
f IN EltS' TENTS for sale cussr by
UJL Wii. C. DEMENT & co.
MINERS'
d by
SHOVELS. 50 doz. just receiv
u. C. DEMENT & co.
Probate Court.
Territory of Oregon,
Countv of Yamhill, l"
"VfO'l'ICE is hereby given that L Iters of Ad
ll ministrution have been
eranled to the under,
signed by tho llou. Probate Court of Yamhill Co.
Oregon 1 cmtory, on the estate of Labin S. Moriue,
ueeeoatd, late of said comity, beating duto May 1
1855. All persons indebted to aaid eitute are re
quested to mako immediate payment, and nil per,
sons hav'ng demands against said estate are reipies
ted to present the same to the undersigned ut h
residence near Uuyto.i, within one veur from th
dutCj.or they will be forever barred.
u. LOUAN, Administrator.
July 3, 1855.-1414.
Notice
Territory of Oregon, I
County of Yamhill, i
TE8SE DODSON, Adiiiiiiistrutor of tho estate
U of Ihompson Drury, deceased, having render
ed hit uccount for final settlement, unties is here,
by given, that the first Tuesday of Ainrusl, A. U.
iiojj, is me uuy uppoimea loriue liuui seiiiemeui
of said account, ut llio I'robuto office, in llie town
f of Lafuyet o, ill aaid county : and t is ordered
.nut a copy oi tins order be published in llie Ureqon
arous lor three successive weeks.
M.VHTIN OLDS,
Juno 14, I855.-1313 Judge of Probate.
Amount transferred to County fun.l,
paid by Collector " '
511 21
3T2 00
Balance of jail tux transferred to Co. fund, $883 21
An Exhibit of the Finances of Clackamas
County.
Whole amount of orders iie'ied; np to
July term, 1 855, inclusive, $15,135 03
Orders canceled
...$9,350 90
... 4.120 8fi
... 4,724 37
... 5.Cfi5 51
... 0,330 08
July, 1851,
" 1852,
" 1853
" 1854,
" 1M55,
33,498 32 15,135 03
33,498 32
Debt of County, $11,030 71
m Exhibit of the Finances of Ihe School
fund.
mount in Co. Treasury, asprr last year, $25G 92
paid " " by.Metk,.lack-
rn.& Hollnn l 2130 fi l
of Kinea paid iu, 47 04
paid by Collector for 1851, as per
rcceipu 2151 00
Cr. hyschoo!ordce.ince;ed,$?798 63
" cm. on J2798 68 at
3 per cl.. d sburaed, 55 97
" " " on 14637 68 at 2
per ctnccivej,... 92 75
$1891 00
$2947 40 2917 40
Dob nee of school fund $1917 20
F.S. HOLLAND, Alitor.
Cfjoa City,.Iu'y 18, l'?55.
Notice
Council Guoi xn,
Walla -walla Valley, W. T.,
June 12, 1851
ATA Tskatv concluded with the Yukima Na
i A. tiou of Indiana at the Council Ground in the
Walla-walla Volley tho 9th day of June. 1855
Ihe land included within the following boundaries
was ceded to Ihe V nited Mutes, to wit :
Commencing at Alt. Itnnier, thence northerly
along the main ridge of the Cascade mountains to
tho point where the northern tributary of the hike
Chelun and tho southern tributaries of the Mclhew
river have their rise ; thenco south-easterly on tin
divide between the waters of lake Chelan aud the
Methew river to the Columbia riven thenco cross.
ing the Columbia, on a true east course, to a poiut
whose longitude is one hundred and uinteeu de,
grees and ten minutes which two latter lines sen
urate the above confederated tribes and bauds of
Indiana from the Okaiuakane tribe of Indiana
thence in a true south course to Ihe forty-ceveuth
parallel of latitude ; thence east on the said parallel
to the main Pulouse river which two latter lines
of boundary acperute the above confederated tribra
and bands from llio Spokane ; thenco down Ihe
Pulouse river to its junction with the Moh-ha-ne-
she or southern tributary of tho same j thence in a
south-easterly direction to the snake river at the
mouth of the Tiicannon river, seocrntinirthe above
confederated tribes from the Kex Perce tribe of In
dians ; thenco down the Snake river to its junction
with the Columbia river; thence up Ihe Columbia
river to llio'W title Uauks below Trieste Kapida;
thence westerly to a lake called "La Lac ;" thhnce
southerly to a point on the Yakima river called
" t oh-m.ih-luke thence m a south-westerl J Idireo
tion to the Columbia river at the western extremity
of the "Gig Island," between the mouth of the
Umatilla river and Uutter creek all which latter
boundaries a, parate the above confederated tribes
and bands Irom the alla-walla, C ay use and
Umatilla tribes and bunds of Indians thence down
the Columbia river lo midway between the mouths
of White Salmon and Wind rivers ; thence along
the d.vide belween suid rivers lo the mini ndgo ot
lie Cascade Mountains; aud thence ulong said
dee to displace of beginning.
There is, however, reserved from the land above
eded, for Ihe exclusive use and occupation of said
confederated tribes ami bands of Indians, the tract
of laud included withiu the following boundaries,
to wit:
Commencing on the Yakima river at the mouth
of the Attalinain river, thence westerly along said
Attuhnain river to Ihe forks ; thenco along tho
southern tributury to the Cascade mountains; ihence
southerly along llio main ridgo of suid mountains,
passing south and east of Ml. Adams to the Spur
w hence How Ilia waters of tho Kilkatat and Piscc
riven ; thence along suid divide to the divide sepa
rating Ihe waters of the Satasa river from those flow
ing into the Columbia river ; thence along aaid di
vide to Ihe main Yakima, eight miles below Ihe
mouth of the Salass river ; and thence up the Yak
iina river to the place of beginning.
Also a tnet of land not exceeding in quantity
one tou nshp or six miles square, situate 1 at the
forka of the PiUiuse or Wenatshapam river, and
konwn as Ihe ' Wenatshapam Fislu-ry;" which
said tract shall be surveyed and marked oat when
ever the President may direct.
l)y an express provision of the treaty, the coun
try embraced in the cess on and not included iu
Ihe leservut'on, ia open to settlement, excepting
that the Indians are secured in the p"sesein of
their buildings and improvements until removed
to Ihe reservation.
This noliev is published for the information of
the public, and the attention of citizeus pn poaing
to locate claims upon the ceded territory, is espe
cially called lo the aliove provision, and for further
information they are requested to np;ily to sub
sseut, A. J. llolon.
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Gov., and Supt. Ind. AIT, W.T.
June 29, 1855. 13-fim
C)
INDIES, nuts, raisins, of an excellent quality
list received aud lor sale low by
CHARM AN X WAIiXr.u.
s f DBLS. Santa Cruz Lime just received aud
fir sale by
10 WM. C. DEMENT it CO.
Saw IMiU for Kent.
rpiIE Marion City Saw Mill (now in comp'ete
1 repair) is for rent, on good terms, for one year
of moro. 1 he supply or water and timber to thu
mill ia endless ; tho situ is pleasant aud heallhv,
and there ia au extensive custom, and good aule
for lumber. A man with a fumily und leum would
be preferred us u rt liter. The undersigned has on
hund a lurgo simply of good lumber, cheap fur
cush, or ill e.vchuugo fur entile, hides, butter,
wheat, and tallow. Several claims are for sale
near the mill, on good terms.
DAVID NEWSOM.
Muriou Co., July 9, lS55.-l.1l3
Daguerreotypes.
n A VINO Concluded to remain ill Oregon Cily
and establish myself permanently in llie
Diiguerrentypiiig butiliess, I would request those
wishing diiguerreoiypce lo g ve me a cull, as 1 have
a full supply on hand of everything necessary to
the business, and will warrant ierlecl ailisfuclion
iu ull pictures taken. Prices, varying fiom three
lo hlleen dollars. A variety of lockets ou hand.
1J Koomaover Ihe I'reiich Store.
Jiine3U,185..-lllf JOSEPH HCCHTEL
Oregon City Wholesale Friccs Cur
rent. Corrected W erk y.
r. S. IIOLLAXII. A. IIOLLANn
T. 8. fc A. Hollaed.
DEALEUS in Dry Goods, Groceries, llools
4 Shoes. Crockery, Hooks, Summery, Ac,
.nam sireel, uregon Lily. J unc 30, 1 855.-y.
nalkliijah! Hallelujah!
FlVIE Hullelujuh, a new singing book, by Low-
L ell Mason just the 111 ll for sing'ug sehisill;
i.. ...i. .., r:..')ni iii .ii . i, i.ili
.... PUIP Ub
je3(l
HOI
ig llg selu
.LAND'S
XTotico.
AT TREATIE3 joucluded with Ihe Net Perec
Tribe of Indians, and with llie confederated
tribes of the Walla-wallas, Cuynses.mid Cnmtilius
in the Walla-walla Vallf- at llie Comic, I Ground,
there wus ceded to tho United Slalea a tract of
country havinir the following boundaries, viz
Ily tho Nci Perees, coininencinir at the source
of the Woh-na-ne-she, or southern Iributury of Ihe
i utouso river, uicnce down the river to the main
Pulouse; thence iu a southerly direction lo the
Snake river at the mouth of the Tukanuon river,
Ihence up tho lukanon lo lis source in Ihe ltlue
Mountains ; thence southerly cIohk the ridiro of
llie illue .tlountnmr; thence to a point on Grand
Hondo river, midway betwoen the Grand Konde
and the mouth of the oll-low-how river ; thence
along tho div.de between the waters of the H oll-
low-how and Powder river ; thence to the crossimr
of Snake river at the mouth of Powder river; thence
to llio suiinon river htiy miles uliove tho pluce
konwn as tho "crossing of the Salmon river ;"
Ihence due North to the summit of Hitter Hoot
Mouutums; thence along the crest of the Bitter
Root Mountains lo the pluce of beginning.
Ily the Vulla- alias, Cayuscs and Umatillus.
the tract of land having the following boundaries,
to wit :
Commencing at the mouth of tho Tuknnnon
river, in Wmhingtou Territory, runuiuir thence up
suid river to its source ; Ihence easterly alonir the
summit of the Illue .Mountains, and on the south
ern boundurice of the purchase mado of the Ncz
Perco ludians, aud easterly along that boundary
to the western limits of the country claimed by Ihe
Shoshonea or Snake Indians : thence southerly
along that boundary (being Ihe waters of Powder
river) to the source of Powder river : thence to the
head of illow creek ; thence down Willow creek
to Ihe Columbia river ; thence up tho channel of
llie Columbia river to tho lower end of a lurge Is-
and below the mouth ofl inaldlu river; thence
northerly to a point on the Yakima river called
Toh-nosli-luke, thenco lo Se Luc; thence to the
While Uank on the Columbia below Priest s Rap,
ids ; thence down the Columbia river to the i mto-
tionof the C lumbia and Snake rivers ; thence up
mo mioko nver lo llio pluce of beginning. I'm
tided, however, That lo much of tho country des
cribed above as is contained in the following boun
daries shall be set apart as Indian Reservations for
the Nez Perce Tribe, viz:
I ommencing whero the Moh-hn-na-she or
southern tribuuiry of the Palouso river flows from
the spurs of Ihe Hitter Root Mountains ; thence
down said tributaries lo Ihe mouth of I i-na-par-up
creek ; thenco southerly to the crossing of Snake
river, ten miles below tho mouth of the Alpowain
river; thence lo the source of the Alpowuiu river in
Ihe Illue Mou'ilains; thence along the crest of the
Illue Mountains; Ihence to the crossing of Ihe
rand Konde river, midway between the Grand
onde und thu mouth of tho Woll-low-how river ;
lenee along tho divide between the Walers of the
Woll-low-how river nnd Powder river; thence to
the crossing of Snake river, fifteen milea below llie
month of Powder river; thence lo the Salmon riv-
above tho crossing; tlx nee by Ihoapurs of the
tier Hoot Mounluius to tho place of beginning,
lor the confederated tribes of Wallu-wallos,
Cayuscs and L inutillos, viz:
C ommencing in Ihe middle of the channel of the
maiilla river, opposite the mouth of Wild Horse
creek; thence up the middle of llie channel of said
creek to its source; thene southerly to a point in the
in... .r I r l.'... .
iiiud .uouiiiaiiin nnoii ukci .iieaiiijniiciii ,
lence in a line to the waters of llowtome creek ;
Progression, Progression, Progression
a ever onward und they that do not make on
ward progression "urea little behind ihe limes."
and for the benefit of those tlmt have a d, sire to
keep up with this aire we have mat received direct
from New York the following list of HOOKS, of
which we oiler ut wholesale, or retail, ou Urms lo
sun:
Constitution of Mun, by Geo. Combe i Combe1
Lee, on Phrenology; Domestic Lite Thouuhtaou
Us concord and discord; ruinihur Lessons on l'hre
nology and Psychology; Love and Parentaee: ap,
plied to Ihe improvement of offspring ; Marriage :
us n story and pn lusopny, Willi d reclions lor Imp
py marriages; Memory, and Intellectual Improve
ment; Menial Science; lectures on the Philoso.
phy of Phrenology ; Mulrimouy : or Phrenology
and Physiology applied, Ac. ; Phrenology proved,
illustrated, and applied ; Phrenological guide, Slc;
Koligioii, IMutunil and Kcveuled ; belf-cullure, and
Perfect on of character i Self-instructor iu Phre
nology und Physiology; Temperance and Tight
Lacing; Accidents nud Emcrcrucics; Hydro-
puthic Cock Hooka; Consumption: its causes, pre
vention, aim cure ; i.uriownes oi rommon water;
Cholera: its causes, Ac; Domestic Practice of
Hydropathy ; Errors of Physicians, Ac. ; Experi
ence iu Water-cure ; Hydropathic Family Physi
cian ; Hydropathic Encyclopedia i Home treat
ineiil for sexual utiu-es; Hygiene and Hydropathy ;
Introduction to tho Wuler cuie; Midwifery, and
the Diseases of Worn Ji ; l'urents' Guide, and
C'hiUbii ih Made Euy ; Pi egnuney and childbirth ;
Practice of Water-cure ; Water-cure iu Chronic
Diseases; Water-cure in Every Known Disease i
Water-cure- Muniial ; Anioiiveuess: or, Evils and
Heme tea, Kc. ; Combo on Infancy ; Combo's
Physiology; Cluouic Diseusif; Fruits and l'ari
nacea the Proper Ko 1 of Man ; IlerediOiry Do
scent: its Laws, cVc; .Malcruily: or the bearing
und nursing of cliildrey, Ac-! Natural I.ss of
Man; Physiology, Animal and Mental ; Tobacco :
its efl'uct, Ac. ; Eliments of Animal Magnetism ;
tWinat on : or the philosophy of charming; Li
brary of Mennerisin and Psychology ; Philoisiphy
of Monnerisin ; New illustrated Eneycloiedin, com
plete iu one vol. ; Spiritual Intercourse, Philoso
phy of, Ac; 1'umiliar lessons ou Astronomy;
Future of Nations, by Kossuth ; Hints towards Re
forms, by Greelv; Hones and Ileitis for the Younir
of bolh sexes; Human flights; Home for all, Ac;
Labor: us history ami ptosKCls, etc.; Power of
Kindness; Woman: her cuueution and iulhienco,
&.O. -ALSO-
8 vols. Revelations, by A. J. 'avis, the Clairvoyant.
8 " Approaching Crisis, " "
8 Harinotiiul Men, "
8 " Special Providencoa, " "
8 ' Present A e j aud
Inner Life " '
8" 1st, Great Harmonia, ' -
g 2d ii ii ii ii
ii 3dt ii it )
June 30, 1855.-y F. S.& A. HOLLAND.
Dry (foods. Drugs & Med.
Sheeting, 4-4 IIS luupr ii.uter.N. V.eost,
Diilllng II Produeos
Uleuched drilling lit Wheui, pr. bu. l
" shirting, I lulti Oats do 4i'oit
Slriped da I I PoUlues do . .new... 01
Ticking IlitlliOiiioiw do (tl
Deuins ISB'iir $3)
Illue dillling 14 Corn .Menl, fresh Ii
Pluid liusry Itia24 fruit'
Siilimt 70a!lll: rliied d IC
Kentucky jeans.. .25u45 Peaches, dried do Ill
Tweeds 55u70; - dosesj.d
Prints. ' " Chili. dried.JUaW
nine md whur 12' Provision.
Illue ami orunee 12 Turk, clear none.
Fancy 8nl2 nis (i'.'.r
I'uriiiliire do 10a 1 1 Hums. 17
do. wide. 121 Uucon IG
M. do lain, idn'.'o Powder.
Ginghuiiis 15u2'J Ilanrd' pr ca SIS
Alimc.i 25nlill; ' nr k ir 10
Table damask 50a7.V Shot
cloths U5sft II Small si.es flOls.'l
Irish linens 4Juftl liuck 63n.U
Clothinir. ) TjA.
Sheep gray puuis (I2)ii.1 liar IS
Satinet do. .S'.a3 While lead. Inoilllulj
Fancy case. do. ...$ ln5- CordSgO.
Illuek cass. do. tl5u7 Manilla, small 28
Rodllnn'l khiiU Sl lal8 " large 25
III no do. do. Sl.mlMlemn l(ls5
Hickory shirts 57i Candles.
Calico do ft'.ial'- Adiiimiuue .40
BotftS dL SboOS. Sis mi 55
Men's kip boolhij.'lj;, 1 Cigars.
" suKr do. do.. ..94 llnvui a 9IOu8(
" line sewed 1,1 German IHa25
Boys' kip boots Anienean $20a5(l
' lie'vy w'xdoli.i3 Tnhnr.eo.
Mens'brg'spr. doxtil7 Piiilcol the Cuiun....4ll
" kip hrg's pr doz.fi;'0 Sim 40a43
" calf sewed do..'.' I Luke's 35
Women's h'vy all's. $13; H&rdwarO.
line do 511 j Shovels ... i?Hsl4
OrOCeriOS. iSuadra ftMalfi
Coffee I5u18 Axes SI2a2D
Tea 55a7(l Mill suws IM'ai 1 1
ugar, no. I C'hi'a... .1 1 J X cut saws 75u$l
" crushed lli l uhb culleiy, 10 per et
Salcratus lOalDJ advance on N. Y.coat
Stureh 14 Pocket cutlery, 25 prct
Syrup E Hoaton...UUu$P, udvance.
do. 8 lsl..nd 75 Other uriichs of hanl-
N C Molasses CO; ware fn mO lo 50 pr
.iv. Sail 3a.11 el uilvanee.
uble Sail 3n31 Nuils, uss'd sii-s.pr ki 88
Sandwich 1. Salt.. 2u2 " hors,lioe...25a35
1'epper. 3U! CilS.
Allsjiiee 40 Lamp $1n$9
inuumon lillnMI Lmsti d bo-1 . f J IHI
Soap 1.. Itlall Turpentine pr gall 9-3
Burner PTavigashun on the Uper Wil-
amot
THE KEL HOT '
"ran trad"
iz nou finish! und redi to do Ii almy at the foloing
rediiNt rals ;
F'rom Kanema to Korvalis at $16 pr tun.
" " " Olbani " 15 "
" " " Sulem " 14
" " " Yamhil 0 "
" " " utv:l&.CImmpoeg 4 "
Down from at tho local rata :
1 1 wet from Hulvil and Chumpoeg Cc pr bushel,
Ota " " " 5c "
Other down frats at 3 50 per tun from Hutvil
and Champ H'g, and Irom ol other points 111 a rcun
uble proporshun. Particular care taken ov frat.
June 23, 18j5.-5y I.K.N CUD II WIT.
Notice.
District Court Cluckaiuus Couuty Territory
of Oregon.
A.J. t'opo 1
r. Kuminons.
J. S. Iliggius. )
lo J. b. IllL'snis
YOU are hereby required, in the name of Ilia
United States of America, tu appear before
the District Court of Cluekamus county lo be held
in Oregon Uily oil the 1 1 Hi day or Sept. next (be
ing the third Monday ol' suid month lo answer the
coinpluint of A. J. l'ope. And you are hereby no
tified that if you fail tu appear and answer Ihe said
complaint, Ihe plaintiff will Like judgmeul against
you for four hundred and twenty-four dollars, and
interest from tho I2lh day of Januury, 1855, to
gether with costs of auiL
L0 Witness F. S. Holland, Clerk,
and the Seul of said Court, this
31st dayof May, 1855.
7mo3 F. S. HOLLAND, Clerk.
T
Injustice's Court.
Territory of Oregon, I
County of Polk. (
10 DAVID DUNLAP: You are hereby noti-
lied Ihutn writ 01 attachment lias been issued
iiguinst you, and your property attached to latisfy
the demand of Thomas II, Rickey, amounting to
N hlcen Dollars uud fifty cents ; now unless you
apieur b.'fore II. Gknois, a Justice of the Peace,
iu and for said County, at his office, on the lOlh
day of August, 1855, judgment will be rendered
uguiust you, und your propeity sold to pay the
debt. TllOS. II RICKEY, Pl'ff.
Dated UiisSf.lli day of Juno, A. D.1855. 12-14
Wra. C. Scmont & Co.,
HOLES ALE and retail Dealers in Grocer
ies, Provisions, Paints, Oils, Hoots arid
Shoes, Crockery, &c. Opposite Ihe Lund Olhce,
Mum St. Oregon Cily. June 1, 1855-71.1
Ctco. O. Etobblns,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, r..rllandf
Oregon, devotes his entire ulloulion to He-
pairing lino watches uud having uu exs rienced
Jeweller iu his employ, is prepared lo inunufucluro
overy description of Jc dry, und execute engra
ving uenlly.
G. C. K. keeps constantly on hand a fine os
sflrtment of clocks, wulchim, au.l new nud fushlon
able Jewelry lo which he invties the attention of
the I'ublic. May 13, 1855-4m3
U. 3. MAIL LINE.
Portland nnd Astoria.
The Splendid Sleamer
1YXULT1VOZVS AH,
WILL continue to run regularly bolween Port
land and Astoria, ri Vancouver, twicI A
wiRK, leaving Porllund on Monday and Thursday
mornings of each week for Asloriu ; and Astoria
for Portland on Tuesday and I'liduy mornings,
touching Vancouvks, Sr. IIki.kns, Kaimkb.Catii
lauet, etc., each wuy. For freight or passage,
apply to It. HOY I , Alasier,
jelf. Or at I In) is Wharf-bout, Portland.
Sho Summer Trado.
TXTE arc now receiving from Now York and
lj Sim 1 inneisco, tho following goods :
10,000 lbs No 1 china sugar,
00 bbls A half bhls N. O. siit-ar,
100 chests Imperial, gunpowder and young hyson
leas,
150 sucks Rio coffee,
100 boxes salierulus,
Hill boxes sperm and adumantitie candles,
250 kegs E. B. syrup,
25 bhls crushed sii-'ur,
30 cases pickles,
200 boxes soap,
2110 half-boxes raisins,
100 gross matches, (in wool)
25 cases table salt,
100 ke!ja while lead, (pure)
250 gala. Linseed Oil.
250 " lamp "
00 " spirits Turpentine,
50 boxes glass, assorted sizes,
eiice West to the divide of the llowtome and
iruh creeks ; thence northerly along said divide
a po ut due West of Ihu South-west comer of
Will, ami;. McKays claim Ihence Jvust along his
ue to the South-east corner J Ihence 111 a lino to
the place of beginning.
tlx aa express provision of Ihe Treaty, the coun
try embraced iu the cessions uud not included in
Ueacrvutiona is open lo settlement, excepting
at the Indians are secured in the possession of
their buildings and implements till removed to the
Reservations.
This notice ia published fer the benefit of Ihe
public.
The attention of Ihe citizens proposing lo lcalc
claims upon the ceded Territory iaesp- dally called
Ihe provisions protecting the Indians in the pos
ition of their improvement and for further in
formation in lefereuce to the Walla-wulLi, Cayuse
d L'matilla ILeservalion, they are rwpiestnl to
only to A cent, R. Ii. Thompson. To the Sit
'eree Uonervalion.to Sub-Agent, W. II. Tappan.
SAAC I. S i t K.NS,
Gov. and Sup't of W. T.
joel palmer,
Sup't Indian Affairs, Oregon.
Council Ground, Walla-walla, )
June 12, 1853 $ 12 Cm
30 Am brooms,
50110 Ilia tobacco,
200 kegs nails,
GOOD yds brown sheeting.
Also, rope, tubs, buckets, window-sash, crocke
ry, wull paper, hriinhes, Ac, A'C ; all of which
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
W. O. DEMENT & CO.
Opposite Ihe Land Office,
Ongnn Cily, June 1, 1N55.-7I3-
ato Arrival.
IN ad lllion to our present stock we nre now re
ceiving direct from New York, "ex clipper
sli p Phenix,''
50 bhls. and half bbls. .V O. Sugar ;
20 bids, crushed sugar;
10,0011 Mis. Kio coffee;
20 bbls. N. O. molasses; for sale low by
WM.C. DEMENT ii CO ,
June 30-y Ojipisite Ihe Loud Office.
) ARKY'.S Tricopherous for aule by
I ap.'ltf C. POPE, Jr.
TTT - n 1, 1 r, IT nrithnti- T.akns
QAmI UOAbS llabbit's rviop Powder, for
)jyjJ sale by WM.C DEMENT CO.
Just Received.
A Splendid assortment of Family Groceries,
such as tea, syrup, sugiir, Ac. 1 also linn
und coarse salt, crcum tarlur, apples, chili peaches,
sardines, oysters, clams, yeasl powder, also a largo
quantity of superior cheroot cu-ars, mid tobacco of
every brand nnd almost every thing else in our
line of business all of which will be sold us luw
as nt any other place in town, for cash nr pro
duue. CIIAItMIN . WAUtiKH.
ATS wanted al III.' sloru of
j niCU buckwheat for sulo by
OATS v
ap21
s
CHAIN pumps for sale by
ap2ltf
O. POPE. Jr.
ap21lf
C. POPE, Jr.
C. POPE, Jr.
DR. Juyno's
apSHf
medicines for sale hv
C. POPE, Jr.
1,"VU de Cologne, a superior urticle, at
J ap2Hf POPE'S.
NolD-fl.
ALL those indehteil to Prenton, O'Neill k Co.,
are requested to call nud srttlu the same im
mediately, by CuA or l'roilitrc. All debts re
maining unpaid 1st of June, w II he left for col
lection. ap'JIIf JAMES O'NEILL.
nUUNITURE. lledsleads and chairs for sule
low to close the invoice.
ap21
O. AHEKNETMY & CO.
Central Produce Depot.
can'emah.
d CONSTANTLY recoiving, fiesh from ranch,
wheat, oats, bacon, lard, li itier and isilslues.
np21 JOHN P. HHOOKS.
Just It '! vid.
At the'Old Sldiul,' Ctinriimh, Aj,ril2, '55.
fl Ai4 1 Lin. Light Drown Suioir,
!t.WWW 1 ,11,10 lbs. China Nn. I , do.,
1,11011 lbs. Rio Coffee,
1 5 Tons course sail ; 500 lbs. fine do.,
.1,00 1 Ilia. Oregon llaeoti ;
1,1100 bit hels outs, for sale w lmlesaleor reLiil, l y
JOHN P. HHOOKS.
TN our bakery Wo keep constantly on bund
1 breud. craekei s. enkes, pie, V c.
CIIAHMAV WARXEK.
Wanted I
V WOM AN lo do h ius wnrk in a private
family. Addnas Ilia ArKiw I iffiee.
Oranges
RECEIVED usm the urnval of every steam
er. Don't fed 10 call on
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