Special Sotlee. !
mr Mr, John 0. Tower. UnivewatUt. will preaelt at
the Court House, Salem. Sunday, May 10, at I o clock
f. at-
Steames " Cnmronow,"
ApHI 19, IH4. I
Tho undersigned taken this opportunity to return his
many thank to the Rood people of Ore-peiallv
the citiaens of Salem and Polk County. Tor their kind
BMitnl sympathy, while he w wounded and sick,
and fur procuring aid la hi. distress. 1 onr klmlnes U
fully and properly appreciated, and my tlianka re
tIuJ.y.ndo.teorJul.yre.red;
Private of Company (H.) lt Regt. O. M. V.
will bold It annnal meeting on Krlday, thelUh day of
U - . al. AHA AVIlUlr I M
T, p , CaiOM, ...... ...... i . - .
J. 0. WILSON, Sec y
Lane Ceantr Dematntlc Convention.
Notice la hereby given that a Convention will Ve held
In Eugene City on Saturday, the Zd day or alar, rur vw
hidm or nominating tanuiuaie iot me ran
cos or the County, to be elected at the coming Juue
election. , - i
It la recommended that the pwclncU hoM their meet
ing on Saturday. April JMh. at the usual place of ot
W In the precincta, and that each precinct will be
a . " .a a a a a aim til 1 S art la
mi. in swim inair ntii'tnim v aaiu v ..--.
l'y order of the Central Committ forl-aneCounty.
- W. 8. BBOCK.
(APVKBTlSslKXT.j'
II1E.KE.BI mMmwn - "J
l- ..j liar Waddle an found In a late number
ef the Orecon Statesman, and that fouud in a former
Z: j- K. hilr am ith the alnirlo
ti of anwawM. erroneous. And I further declare
that what I hare said In reference to the conduct of him
and his daughter la troth ; whether they be statement
of what I myself hare seen, or statement of eonfr-
inn made to me by Mary addle, and confirmed hy
by himaeir since the secret was lint dimmed by ber.
The above declarationa I make under oath, in order
that their oaths may be rebutted by that which I alike
veered in the eyes of the law.
Their atatemenU are now contradicted by mine In an
equally solemn manner. Of coarse the community can
not determine simply by the two opposing atatetuenta
where the truth lies, vet feeling the necessity that some
thing farther should be done, I herehy make it known,
that I am willing to submit myself to the moat rigid
questioning or to anything else by which the truth w M
And furthermore, if Mr. Waddle and his daughter are
not guilty, they will be willing to submit themselves to
any examination which will make their innorence ap
pear; I call nponhim.for hisown sake, and fur the
saka of his daughter, to clear themselves from the suspi
cion which must rest anon them until the truth is deci
ded. The blame should rest where it belongs. Let it rest
upon me if I am guilty : if they are guilty it should reat
npon them. MARGARET J. ADDLE.
TERRITORY OF OREGON. County of Marlon, as.
This sth day of April. 1957. personal! appeared
before the undersigned, the above named Margaret J.
Waddle, and deposes and says that the statement set
forth la the foregoing affidavit are true.
B. F. BOX HAM, Justice of Teace.
HottowAY's Oixrarrr as Pills. Impurities of
the blood are often developed in disgusting eruptions,
ulcers, tnmors, arroftiloos sores, boils, and other exter
nal anVctiuna. For all these distressing and dangerous
complaints. Holloway'a Ointment is literally a healing
balsam. It neutralize too materie morbi. or seeds of
disease la the external secretions, and dispel the in
flammation. Nature does the rest. The experience of
every human being who has tested the efficacy of the
Ointment is the same. It ha never failed. When the
Internal organs are alone affected, as in liver complaint,
dvspepaia, and irregularities of the bowels, a few doses
at the Tills affjrd certain and permanent relief. 8
- x v r c i . a it . :. . . i -
WJm V - I I. A a A. AUW J. ' A. Bun.(.u. w
o extensirely known in this Territtny that any notice
of it, or of him. might seem aaperttuous. Yet fearing
that there are those who heretofore h iving no need of
medical aid. have neglected to ascertain the proper
sources of relief in cases of mWf.irtitne. To those we
beg leave to direct attention to Ir. I.. J. Czspkay, who
Is certaislv a Physician of great skill and wonderfid
success in his prof e-Mitxv. The lr. has devoted m:u h
attention to the treatment of chronic and private dis
eases, and stands nnrivalied in his management of
them. To thoe who need scch assistance we cheerfully
recommend Dr. L. J. Cxapkaj ; it would be well at all
events t consult him, as he makes no charge for con
sultation, and much good might result from it. The Dr.
guarantees a cure in all rases or asks no compensation.
SsT See Or. L. J . Czapkay's advertisements in another
column of this paper. t'XSm.
MARRIED.
By Rev. Win. F. West. April l!th inst at the resi
dence of the bride, Mr. X. J. Lea so to Miss A. M. tNT-
DCK-
At Burlington. April Jlst. hy Rev. 8. J. Irvine, Mr.
ALraxn H.Osava and Mis Marosbet Mabtis.
DIED.
In this town, on the 29th ulU, very suddenly, M kt
C-, wife of George H. J unes, aged 23.
I A few bocrs before her death, (perhaps live.) she
pang with a tremulous but sweet voire, the first verse
sad part of the second of the hymn,
' Forever here my rest shall be,
lliiAA tn tha l.l..A.)inA ai.Ia
and engaged inappropriate vocal prayer. 6he express
ed the great love she bore to the Savior : parents, sis
ter, husband, children, she loved, and loved much but
aim loved Jeus more, far more. She doubted not
friends loved her much, but she was sure Jesus loved
ber huh e.
There was no dread about dying. Calm as she would
prepare to take a brief journey, aud would apeak of it,
she spoke of dying.
Sister Jones leaves two daugbters, one of them bnt a
few days old. and a step-son. a lad of ten vears. to miss
avnd mourn her loan. They were commended in her dy
ing prayers to her heavenly Father. P.
J. B. Cole, 91. D.,
THTSTC1AN AND SCRGEOX,
tf
Portland. Oregon.
To Produce Shippers.
THE fast railing clipper bark SAMUEL
MERRITT. well loaded with produce for
Baa Francisco on her arrival. Freight. S,00
per ton- Apply to the Captain on hoard,
is 8w3 GEO. ABERXETHY CO.
saji'l- a. Him tro as a. pai is
Smith DaTis,
TV PORTERS and wholesale Druggists; fira proof
JL store, l'oniana. uregon.
Orders from the country solicited. Sm8
Take Notice.
I THE nndersirned, one of the firm of S. Jacobs A
j Co.. this day sold all my interest in the said firm .to
B. Jacobs and X. Goodman, so that I have no claims
whatever against them at this date.
M. KAMIXSKY.
Cnaatroca) and FAiarrtxD, April 24, 1W57.
S.JACOBS.
X. eOODMAX.
8. Jacobs V. Co.
W1TX continue at their old stands at Champoeg
Fairfield, and at the log church. French Prairie.
where they will be moat happy to have their friends call
spoa them, and extend their liberal patronage as here
tofore. We shall try to keep as good an assortment.
sell as low as any store in Oregon. We can do it!! Our
goods are all bought in ban Francisco for cash down.
Lome aaa see. cms
Notice to Contractors.
' 1 1 ill E nadersigned will receive sealed proposals at the
X Post Office in Salem, O. T-, notil 4 o'clock P. M.,
of the 11th of May, next, for furnishing beef and flour
for the Grand Rande Coast Indian Agency, for aix
months. There will be required about fifteen tons of
oar, sad fifteen ton of beef per month, more or less.
Said Boar mast be a good common article, (but saner
fine noil not be required.) and most be in sacks contain
ing from 40 to 100 pounds. The beef muxt be weighed
In quarter, and all the offal except the hides to be
thrown in. The quantity of both flour and beef will i
regulated, aa well a the place of delivery, by the agent
in charge.
The right will be iwinj to the undersigned of re
jecting all exorbitant bids. Payment will be made so
noon as the necessary funds are received from the Treas
ury Department.
Bond will be required from contractors for either
the flour or the beef contract, with three or more appro-
Ail aa. MpitiAS in tSe aim of tea tknAil l. .1 1 . I.
bidder will be required to accompany his bid with a
written undertaking, by three or more responsible per
sona, that he or they will give the bond required.
JOHX F. M ILLER, Indian Agent.
Salem. O. T, April 23, 1S57. td
Notice to Contractors.
THE nadersigned will receive sealed proposals at the
Post O.flje in CorrallU, until 4 o'clock P. M, of
the 20th of May next, for furnishing beef and flour for
the SUets Agency Coast Reservation for six months.
There will be required about 30 tons of flour per month
more or less. Said floor must be a good common arti
cle, (but superfine will not ba required.) and mast be
in sacks containing from 50 to 100 pound. There will
be required 25000 pounds of beef, more ori leas, per
month. The beef to be weighed in quarters, and all
the offal except the bides to be thrown in. The quan
tities of both floor and beef will be regnlated, aa well as
the place of delivery, by the agent in charge The
right will he reserved to the undersigned, of rejecting
ail exorbitant bids. Payment will be made so soon as
the necessary fund are received from the Treasury De
partment. 1 will here state for the information of those
. interested, that I have had the entrance of the Yaquin
na surveyed, and that it is entirely practicable to enter
there with vessel, there being from firteen to eighteen
feet of water on the bar at the lowest stage of the tides.
I weald therefore particularly invite the attention of
hip owners to this not.ee, as transportation by land
will be attended with too much expense.
. Bonds will be required from contractors for either the
floor or beef contract, with three or more approved mv
AoritiAa. in the sum of ten thousand dollars. Each Kin
der will be required to accompany his bid with a written
, undertaking, by three or more responsible persons, that
be or toey WIU give toe uonas requirea.
K. B. METCALFE, Indian Agent.
54nJ,O.T AprilK, 1857. Hi
6. B. Cole,
M tt.a -LI r1n lUwan.l.. ji rn Im l.snst
X tuna win ssms v iv( m as. jasausvi l w vraa ass j ia
opening a wall selected stock of goods, which lit
li rs lur sale, lotr, for rasa or product. , ,
CorvuJll. O. T.. May 4, 1847. !
ofti
BUTTER salt 28000 lb, for sate low. at
0. E.COLE'S.
H
IUUEST price paid for butter, at
O. R. COLFS.
gUU Alt 3,000 lbs. of best New Orleaii n0r1-f g
w
HEAT, flour, bacon, eggs and lard wanted In ex-
change Tor cash anu uicrcuunuisr, ni ,
it. r.. COI.E p.
COFFEE 2000 lbs. best cofl'ce for sale at
ri!KH mw lb. Jmpvrial Uaii)wwdcr, black and
I youug byson tea, for sale at
J O.E.COLE'B.,
36
ostts, SO rest and 100 pairs pants for sale cheap
at u. r iulk B.
INI
ENS white shirts, warino tinder sliirt and draw
ers at - u. K. I VLB .
( T.llU'ETlXU mid matting, for sale at
j 0. K. COI-ES.
H
OES, shovel, axes and hammers at
U, E. Colk's.
UTTS, screws, locks and Hies at
O.E.COI4C-B.
AIN'T brushes and shoe brushes at
U. E. Coui's.
EVERYTUIKU In the way or Farmer's supplies, for
.sale cheap at , 0. E. Coi.s's.
E
VERTTU1X0 that Farmer bare to aril, bought at
G. E. Lout a.
ROCKERY of all kinds at
O. E. ColVs.
G
LAKSWAHE of all kinds at
0. E. Cols'.
w
OODEN ware and brooms at
O. E. Cole's.
B
UUUY whips, Carriage whljia aud stagn whips ut
u. k. lout a.
8 PAIR of boots, from medium to best nimlitr, for
- sale at G. E.CouVs.
INi
EXS shoes and gaiters, Loy and youths shoes
coarse and fine, for sale at O. K. Colk's.
CUIIJJREX'S shoes, stout, medium aud One, for sale
at G. E. Colk's.
I A DIMS gaiters, slippers and shoe of every descrip
J tlon, at . E. Colk's.
LADIES dress goods, spriug aud summer style ; a
tine assortmeut at G. E. Colic's.
D
RES3 trimming for sale at
G. E. Colk's.
W
HITE goods, embroideries, laces, trimmings, etc.,
rtc.etc, at G. E. Cole .
) KIM'S, spring and summer styles. Merrimack, Co
chico. Union, Philadelphia and Manchester at
G. E. Cole's.
IF you have any cash, produce, or anything von wilt
to exchange for goods, (credit excepted.) brina it
to G. E. Colk's.
s
MALL profit and quick return is the motto at
G. E. Com s.
"SO charging rrfna profit a to make up for sfote pay
1 and 60a dbtt, as 1 have no such.
O. E. Cot .
VLL who wish to buy low for cash or produce, w
flud it to their advantage to rail on
ill
G. E. Cole.
VLL who wish to purchase on long credit, and on
never pay, ran find plenty of goods at other stoies
in town that are able to sell ou those terms.
Stf
The Penetralia:
BEIXG Hamonisl Answers to Important questions:
A XEW WORK. BY AXDRBW JAIBSOM DAVIS. In
the preface Mr. Davis says ; From time to time dur
ing the past three years, the Author has been interroga
ted on almost every topic ; frequently by letter, some
times orrally.and naturally by the subjects themselves;
and thia volume is designed as a mpannm to such
questions aa nave appeared to mm of the greatest im
portance to mankind."
This is esteemed the most original, offtarfrrr and
Mtful work ever written by this voluminous author,
and it rrrtalt tome of hit moprmttt rpiritnal trptrirn-
CONTEXTS:
The Philosophy of Questions and Answers, Page 7
The Assembly Shorter Catecb'sm, Revised and
Corrected. is
Questions of Life. Local and Universal, CI
Questions on Tlieo-Physiology. 75
Question on the IVspotisru of Opinion, 7
Questions on the msrtyrdim of Jesus, 11
Questions on the myths of Modern Theology, 131
Questions on the evidences of Immortality," 153
Qiieatious on the Kflet-t or Utilitarianism, 213
Questions on the Origin and Perpetuity of Char
acter. 153
Questions on the Benefits and Penalties of Indi
vidualism, 2S3
Qiie-lion on the Benefits and Penalties of Insti-
ttitioualism, 301
IMchomrlrical Examination of William Lcyd
Garrison. 319
Tins excellent volume, contains 324 psees octavo, is
priuted on good paper, and well-bound. To he had
wholesale and retail of the Publisher. Bala M arsh.
Price. $1. Single copies sent by mail on the receipt of
SI and H postage stamps. 6wl
For San Francisco.
rTMIE Favorite Steamship Columbia,
a n.u LALi,,i-oniiuauier, win leave 41
the Sth of May. The price of freight will
be to pertn. Passage in Cabin. (30; Steerage, (10.
Apply to the Captain, on board, or to
LEONARD GllEEX, Portland.
Portiand. April 9th, 17. Hwi
Administrator's Aotice.
LETTERS of administration have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of Unipqua Co.,
O. T.,npon the estate of HENRV O'BRIEN, deceased,
bearing date Jan. 17, 1&7. ThenToie all persons in
debted to said estutc are requested to make immediate
payment to the uudersiirned, and all persons having
demantla against said estate are herehv notified to pre
sent them, with the proper pnx fs, within one year from
the date hereof, to the undersigned, in Soottaburg.O.T,
in the aforesaid county.
WM. E. LEWIS, Admin'r. .
8cott-l.org. O. T., April 23. 1S57. 8w4
Sport of the Turf.
ASURSCR1PT10X purse of 2',0 dollars will be giv
en by the citizens of Engcne City, to be run for at
HUir's track, free for all known Oregon Horse ; to be
governed by the rule of the Jockey Club. Entrance
(126, forfeit (75, to be added to the purse. All entries
must be made two weeks previous to the race. . The
purse will be run for on the last Friday of May, 157.
Those wishing to enter horses will apply to
JAMES H. HCrV, and
8w3 PHYOR T. BLAIR.
Public Sale.
THE undersigned, administrator of the estate of the
late RALPH WATSON, deceased, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the
2Mb day of May next, at his farm, three miles south of
suverton. ana one mile norcn 01 K. t . oeers, on me
Territorial road, the following de-irahle property, viz:
Seventeen head of fine American Horses, and Seventy-
five head or Cattle, comprising a urge number of milch
cow, and a fine lot of beeves.
A rare chance is here offered to persons wishing to
secure good stock, as it is all American, and in line
condition, and will be sold without reserve.
Terms, Cash ; or. if desired by purchasers, a credit
of nine months will be given npon notes with good ap
proved security.
a)r sue to commence at iu o ciora, a. si.
A.ALLEN, Administrator.
Salem. April 21st, 1S37. 6w4
.Notice.
TY virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Folk
JJ Co.. O. T- 1 will offer for sale on the 30th day of
Mav, 1o7, one half of the southwest qr. of Section 3,
Township U.S. of R. 4 W of the Willamette meridi
an, situated in Benton Co.. on the Williamette River,
between A loan v and Corvalli. Sale to take place be-
tareAn the heuni of 10 o'clock A. M.. and 6. P. M.. on
the premive. Terms of sale made known on the day
of sale. w. j.i.iviL.i.r.,
7w3oaid Guardian for Julitta Linville.
Notice to Tolantcers of Copt Martin. Company
of Kogne Kirtr nar of 1SH.
T PURPOSE to be at Rosebnrg. Douglas Co., O. T,
X on Wednesday, the 20th of May, 157, to pay the
v olunterrs or Captain w. j. Martin company 01 oi
nntcers of Rocrue River War of 1863.
BEXJ. A I.VORD, Paymaster U. S. Army.
Fort Vancouver, W. T-, April 10th, 1857. 6w4
Final Settlement.
"S-TOTICE is herebv riven .that A. E. McOee. adminis-
i trator of the estate of El. IS II A WILLIAMSON',
deceased, will present his accounts, as such administra
tor, at the Mav term or the rrobate Court, of Douglas
Co.. O. T. for final settlement. All persons intt rented
will please uu notice. i.B.s.iM)tn.iu.v,i
Judge of Probate.
April 7. 1857. 7w3
Look Here.
ALL persons that are indebted to James Strang, are
requested to call and settle their accounts by the
15th or Msy. and all those who do not, will find their
accounts in the hands of John D. Boon, Justice of the
Peace. Having sold my Tin establishment in Salem, I
want to settle np my accounts. JaULSOikuu
Salem, April 21. 1857. 6tf
B. F. Bonham.
A TTOKXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Of.
XX. fice at the Court House, Salem, O. T. 1 6U
EB. Syrup, 30 kegs, 8's and S's, for sale by
4w G. ABEHNETHY A
CO.
rUBLIC SPEAKING. ,
CIROnrim W. I.W0, Candldnte hrftirv the
People Iter lf lesnata to fonnresa, 1 woitlil lie
plrnseal to meet ami Addreaa Ills Kellnw t ill,
sens of tlio dlirrraBt t'onntles In the Territory
nt the time anil nsneea here ft er algiilfled.
Lafnvette,
Dallas,
Corvalli, '
Elkton, ,
Roaeburg.
Jacksonville
Yamhill County, Tuesday, s April 2?
Polk
Thursday, '
llenton .
I'mpqna
Douglas
" "i Suturdiiy,
. 1 a. 1 . r
s iiosuny
" Tlmivilay,
" Bntunlay,
" Tuesday,
Jackson
Ashland Mills.
County Beat. Josepltine
Thnrsiliiy
One other place, to lie appointed by friend lit
the (Trent Rogue River alley 1 on the
r.uirene city, lane ,
Albany, Linn - ' "
Salem, Million "
Oregon City, Clarkarmn " '
Portland, Multnomuh '
The hour for Speaking lit all
- w ... A...
Tuesday, ;
Thursday,
HaturthiyK
Tuesday,
Thursday,
..V
the above place Is i
o CIOCK I'. M.
6tJ OEORGE W. LAWS0N.
Park fc White.
HAVE removed ti No. 1.11 Washington at., between
Ransome and Montgomery, opposite the Msrkt t.
San fmni'tsi-n where tliev wish to rail the ettentlon of
the Trade to the largest stock of
I'A Tr'.yT MKDICiXFB
Ever oflered in thia market, man? of which the? agree
to sell nt New York prices, with only cost of Importing
added, and some articles at a still less rate, guaranteed
to be genuine, as they Import every ar k'le direct from
the mniiiifai'tiirors. 7m3
Dr. GoysoU'i Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
& sanaparuia, in Qjieri bouim, . .,,
IS acknowledged to be the best 8arnparills made as
I rrrtillcd by the wonderful cures it has performed.
KememlMr, this I the only trie and genuine article.
This medicine, when used arcording to directions,
H II.L. VI! nr. IviTIIOUV r AII.
Scrofula, or Klng'a Evil, Ciinccrs. T.imors. Eniptlonsof
the skin, Krvs(-las, t'hnmir Sure Eyes, Ring
Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Rheuma
tism. Pains In the Rones and
Joints, Old Pores and
Ulcers. Bwelllng ol the Glands. Dyspepsia. Salt Rheum,
Disease 01 the Kidneys, Los or Appetite,
Disease arisins from the use of
Mercury, rain In the side and Shoulders, General Debili
ty, Jaundice and Costivznesa.
The Best Female Medicine Known
r1HS Yellow Dock and Rarstiparilla is peculiarly
A adapted for females of delicate health, resulting
from Irregiilsrite of menstrual discharges, anil other
diseases peculiar to their sex. We assure the nfllii'ted
that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Karsapnrilla will at once regulate those dilll
cnltles and renew thn natural energies.
SMITH ft DAVIS, Agent tor Portland. Park ft
White Sde Agents, and Importers, wholesale and re
tail dealers In all Genuine Patent Medicine. 131 Wash
ington street, opposite the market, San t nuiclseo.
invi
Hostettrr't Cclrbratrd Stomach 111 Urn.
THREE bottles of Hostetter's Vegetable Stomach
bitter will cure the Dyspepsia; one bottle will
create ar. appetite, force oil' the impure bile, purify the
blood aad luvigorate me system ; two bottles will cure
. 1... . .. r 1 : .v." ! .:.. . . 1.... 1 .: .1:.
sipnte tlmt weakness at the pit of the stomnch. give
color to the countenance. Impart tone and strength to
the system, and lend cheerfulness to the mind. Every
family should have ll-wtetter's celebrated Stomach Hit
ters. No article is so peculiarly adapted to the di-nres.
jug eflVt t of our climate. Sold hy Drugjrists, Hotels
and Hrst class saloon throughout California aud Ore
gon.
Cactium. Borers are particularly requested b lie-
ware of a spurious article manufactured aud represent
ed to be Ilosteter's Bitters, which all who sell or use
the article can detect, as it is never sold by the gallon,
but in square bottles contaiuiug a full quart, with tlie
cork covered with a mrtalic cap, aud name on cap, and
bottle, with directions for use.
SMITH DAVIS. AeenU for Portland. Park ft
White. General A genu. San Francisco. 7m3
a n A Perfvmkd Rrrath What tadv orgentlemnn
would remain tinder the curse of a disagreeblc breath
when by using the'-Balm of a Thousand Flowers "us
a dentrilli would not onlv render it sweet but leave Ihe
teeth white as alabaster ! Manv persons d not know
their breath is bad. and the snliject Is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour a sinsle drop of
Halm on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning.
Siiavixo M.tpe Ktsr net your snaving ui-iisn in
either warm or cold water, pour on two or Ihree drops of
the Balm of a Thousand Flowers." nib Ihe beard well
and it will makea brnutifulsort lather. much facilitating
the operation of shaving. For sale by all Dni?iri:'ts.
SMITH ft DAVIs, Agents, Portland. Park White,
Sin Francisco. 7ml
Attvill S. Co.,
No. 172 Washington St., San Francisco.
SHEET, Card and Book Music. Piano Fortes. ,A
am.I ullipr Mitocul Instrument. StHlfr f
1 l ..1. r.. VL.tin. (2. f 'l..rl..Atj .V..
Also a large wholesale stock of t amy ijoods
and Tov.
llilliurd Balls, wax and euelenthers. flairs of all nations.
boxing gloves, fte.. together with all kinds of Vatikee
Notions, useful or amusing. Gocds packed with great
care and forwarded with prompt iks..
All orders should mention bv w hat boat or Express
Co. the good are required to be sent.
Ainii.i. , in..
6iu3 1T2 Washington st., San Francisco.
Administrator's Notice.
THE undersigned having been eppointrd by the Pro
bate Court for Benton Courlv. O. T.. mliuitiist . ttr
of the estate of WILLIAM JACKSON, deceased, late
of said County aud 1 emtory, hereby gives notice to
all persons having claims a'uinst the deceased, to ex
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the date of this notice, to hitn. at his office.
Ill SttlU eOUIlljr. IUI CAHIUIUI1UIJI1 U(I BlljllSlllieill, IT UV
forever debarred therefrom ; mid all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. J AS. II. SLATER, Admin r.
April 14th. 1R57. Owl
Probate Notice.
NOTICE Lshereby given that James M. Fulkerson,
administrator of the estate of WILLIAM D.
H AltTLKY, deceased, has rendered bis accounts to the
Probate Court of Polk County for linal settlemeut. aiid
the Court appointed Ihe first Tuesikiy of tlay next, at
the l'mbate ofTlce in Dallas, in said cotiutr, for the ad
justment of the same.' JAS. TAVLOU, J. P.
l'aii.is, April sin, 1 -... owjpaid
llakery ami Confectioner-.
THE nndetigned wmild announce to the public that
he bAs established himself in the baking and con-
lectionerv business at Salem, on 1 omraereml street.
second door north of the Cnion House. A thorouch
experience at the baking business he trusts will enable
him to give sntisiucuon to lus customers. All order
promptly tilled.
Groceries and Emits, will also be kept constant 1 v on
hand. CH AS. McG I N .V.
April 9. W7. fttf
Courts.
T WILL try issues of fact as follow :
JL In Clackamas, the 1 1st Monday, the 37tU day of
April, instant.
In Linn, the Arst Monday, the 4th dav of May next.
In lien ton. the first Thursday, the 7th of Mav next.
In Lane, the 2d Monday, the 11th dayof May next
In Polk, the tin-t Twsdav. the 2d dav of June next.
In Yamhill, the 2d Monday, the nth dnv of June next.
The next term of the District Court will be held at
Salem, on the 4th Monday, the 25th day of M.y next.
I.l-.u. 11. WILLIAMS, judge 1st Uistrtct.
April 11th. 1Ki7. 6w3
Wheat.
"I p? OR 20 bushels of prime wheat wanted In pay'
ment for subscription, to bo delivered within
week or two. The highest market price paid.
STATESMAN OFFICE.
April 3, 1857. 4
IRON, just received the following sixes :
1. 1 and j, round ;
14.14X1;
.XI.24K! ;
2 X3.16. 2 Xi. 3 Xi ;
lliO lbs. Norway Horse Shoe.
. ABEKNKTllY A CO.
Oregon City, April 7, 157. 4w4
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Society for the Ditl'nsiou of Spiritual Knowledge, 553
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Nkw England Spirititalist ; Editor and publisher.
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Der annum.
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prietor, Cleveland, O. Terms, (2 per annual.
Aok oh 1'ncKiRs.ss ; Editor and publisher, Stephen
Alhro, Buffalo, N. V. ; Terms, 12 per annum.
Spiritual Mkssenokr; E. Mead. M. D., Editor and
publisher. No. 30 SixUiutreet, Cincinnati, O. Terms,
12 ner annum.
Tbk Trctii Sfekbr ; Editor and proprietors, A. P.
Bowmam.and E. D. Louden, Angola, Steuben Co., In
diana. Terms. $1 50 er annum.
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Indiana. Terms, f 2 per annnm.
The Memi-m, conducted by J. M. Barnes and II. W.
Hnlbert ; published at Conncant, O. Terms, $150 per
annnm, in advance.
Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph, a monthly period
ical, published by J. Rhodes, Market Place, hteighley ;
and UuiyoaKe x. im., t leei-sireet. ixinaon.
Spiritual Magazines.
Tiffaxt's Monthlt. Editor and proprietor, Joel
Tiffany; publi.-hers. Partridge ft Brittan, 342 Broadway
New York. Terms, 3 per annum.
Sacrfd Circle. Editors, lion. J. W. Edmonds and
O. G. Warren ; publishers, S. A. & H. Hoyt, 251 Broad'
way, New York. Terms. 2 per annum.
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gnnin and George Haskell, M. D. ; publisher, J. N.
Brundaee. Wankeiran. 111. Terms. 81 50 per annum.
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Regent-street, London and 230 Broadway, New York.
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JVotice.
I HEREBY give notice that about the 3d day of May,
1855, 1 gave A. O. Jacobs my obligation for thesula
of fioo w, one in raus ana timocr, wuicu oongauon
have paid. 1 tnereiore eantion an persons from pur
chasing the same. JAMES F. CHAMBERLAIN.
Satom, April 16th, 1957. 6wS
NO. 7a.J ' -
By the President mt tba tnlted States.
JN imrsimnce of law, T, FtUNtxtn I'irkck, Proslijcnt
of the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that imhllo sale will be held at the
undermentioned lnnd otiices in the Territory of Oregon,
at the periods heieitfter designated, to wit :
Atliie land olhce at Orbuon Cirr, commencing on
Monday, fi ttnth rfuy of August nrrf, fur the disiiOhal
of the public lunds within the following named town
ship, via : i
JVot lh of the bast line and ttttt of tVillamttle meridian.
Township one aud fractional township two, of range
South of the base line and eattof HHtameltt meridian.
Townships one, two, aud three, of range onr.
Townships one, two, and three, of range fico.
.YorfA of the bate line and met of Ifilumrttt merUlienu
Township one, of range w, luw. nnd force.
South of the bate Hue nnd trt't of Willamette meridian.
Townships one, of range one, two. and w-r
Township three, of range one, and luw. j
, Townshisa four, of ranges one, two and three.
. Township seven, of range two, three four, mud five.
'. Township eleven, of range three, four, and five. .
Towuship suveuteen and eighteen, ol range three.
Township aeveutesu and eighteen, of range four.
At the land oflice at Winuiikstek, commencing on
Monday, (Ar frnts rfay of Auguit nest, fur the disposal
or the public lands situated withlu the following named
townships, vis :
South of the bate hue and toraf of tlVlamrltt metidian.
Sectiou one to fifteen, Inclusive, the northeast quarter
or section aoveutreni tue nonneast quarter or section
twenty two, sections twenty-three, twenty-four, tweiv-ty-live,
twenty-six. and thirty-live, of township twenr
tv-two. of ranee tur, "
Tha southwest qiiui tar of section seven, the aouthwest
quarter ot lecllou niieeu, anu uie nortuwost quar
ter and the south half ol section seveutevn, section
eighteen, nineteen, tweuty, and tweuty-one, the
uoi t Invest quarter of section twenty-two, the nortlt
west quarU'r of section twenty eight, sections twenty
nine, thirty, thirty-one, and thirty two, of township,
twetitv-two. of ratia-t, mm.
Lots one to six, inclusive, of section four t lata one to
four, Inclusive, of section Ave , lots one to live. Inclu
sive, and the southeast quarter of the southeast quar
ter of section seven ; lots on to seveu, Inclusive, and
the southwest quarter uf the nortliratof sectiou eight,
the east half of section, the east half of the northwest
quarter, the northwest quarter of the northwest quar
ter, and the east half of the southwest quarter of nine ;
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion ten ; the southwest quartern! the southwest quar
ter uf section eleven ; the southeast quarter of sec
tion twelve, suctions thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen ;
the northwest quarter of the northeast, and the north
west quarter of sectiou eighteen ; lot one to nine, in
clusive, and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twenty ; and also from
suction twentv-one to twenty-seven, Inclusive ; the
east half and the northwest q'uarter of section twen
tysight ; lot one and two, and Ihe southeast quarter
uf the northeast quarter of section twenty nine ; the
northeast quarter of section thirty-three, ami section
thirty lour aud thirty -live, ot Wn nship tweuty two, of
rante eieht.
Lots one and two of section seven ; lots one to Ove, in
clusive, aud the east half of the southeast quarter r
section eight, the west half of the aouthwest quarter
of section nine, the north half of the northeast quar
ter, the north half of the northwest quarter, aud lot
one to four, inclusive, uf section thiiteen ; the north
half, and lots one to four, inclusive, of section 14;
the south half of the n.e-quarter, the south half of the
northwest quarter, and lots one to four, inclusive, of
section fifteen ; the northeast quarter of the uortli
east, and lots one aud two of section seventeen, and
lots one to six, inclusive, of section eighteen, uf town
shl ii t went v two, of ranee ntnf.
Townships twenty six and twenty-seven, of range fire.
Town-hijis twenty six and twenty-seven, of range eir.
Townships thlrty'-six, thirty -leveu, and thirty-eight, of
range one.
That part of township thirty-six south and east of the
inuian reservation ; towusnip ininy-sevrn ? sections
one to six, inclusive, sections eight to lifteen. inclu
sive, and sectiou twenty-four, of township thiity eight,
of ranee tiro.
That part of township thirtyiix south of the Indian
reservation, of ranee three'
That part ol township thirty-six south and went of the
Indian reservation, of range four.
Section four to nine. Inclusive; sections fifteen and
seventeen tot went vTottr, Inclusive, and sections twenty-eight
lo thirty-lliree, inclusive, of township thirty
six, of ranee fire.
Township thirty-Mix nfrangen'r.
Scctiims one, twu and ten. to lilteen, inclmive, and sec
tions twenty-two to twenty-six. Inclusive, of township
thirty-six : section one lo eleven, inclusive, seven
teeii.eightceu, niiitU-eii. and thirty, to thirty-four, in
clusive, of township thiity-seven ; sections two to
nineteen, inclusive, and twenty-one, twenty-lwo. aud
tweuty-seven, the southwest quarter of section twenty-
nine, sections thirty aud thirty-one, the west half
of section thirty two aiid section thirty-four, of town
ship thirty-eight ; sections nineteen "to tweuty-two,
inclusive, and twenty-seven to thirty-four. Inclusive,
of township thlrty-uine ; sections lour to eight, in
clusive, and eighteen, of towuship forty, of rans;e
sereit.
Smith of the bate line and east of I llllamrttr meridian.
Township thil ty-eiht and sections one to six, inclusive.
nine to Ulteeii. tut lusive, and twenty-three, twenty
four, and tweuty-tlve, uf towsjanip thirty-nine, uf
range one.
IjiiiiIs appropriated bv law for the use of schools.
military aud other purposes, will be ex la Jed from the
sale.
The oirerinir of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in Ihe order in
wlm u they are aaverti-ed. until the whole sh ill have
been offered, and the sales thus cl'ied ; but no sale shall
be keiit ouen lonirer than two weeks, and no private en
try of any of the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my bund, at the city or ashlngton,
this thirteenth day of February, Anno Doruiui, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven.
FRANKLIN TIERCE.
By the Presidents
Tuo si as A. Hk-Mirk-kr,
ComsiMstonrr of the General Ijand Vjhce.
Notice to Pre-Eniption Claimants.
PI VERY person entitled to the right of pre-emption
j to auv of the lands within the townshios -.d iisrts
of townships above enumerated is required : establish
the same t- the satisfaction of the register nd receiver
of the proicr laud oflice, maAr payment thr efor a toon a$
prartimNe after erring thit not ire, and before the day
appointed tmr the commencement or the public sale ol
the lands embracing the tract claimed ; otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
THOMAS A. TTENDIllCKS.
5wI3 Commissioner of the General Ijand Office,
JVotice.
STRAYED, or stolen from the subscriber,
living in Albanv, Linn Co.. O. T.. on or
Mi
about the first or December, lH.".r,, one sor
rel horse, blare faced, rinht hin knocked
down, branded on near shoulder O. T., vented V, hair
brand. No other brands or marks recollected. Any
one returuiug said horse will be liberally rewarded.
J. M. MCCU- X KLI
Albany, January 27, 1857. 4'jtfpaid
Strayed
FROM the suWriber, a poition of his stock, marked
aud branded as follows: Crop off the left ear, and
swallow-fork in the right, U. braud. Any person know
ing the whereabouts of cuttle bearing this brand and
marks, will be properly rewarded by sendine nic infor
mation. JAMLS HbAl IlbKI.I .
Lane county, Aug. 7. lsss. 22tf
T
AR.at
2i;tf
MOORESV
JN'ew Goods!
JUST received by the subscribers : 1B
82H0 yds Mcrrimac A Cocheco prints ;
1700 " sattinctts, blue and mixed ;
130 llw cotton warp ; :
60 coil rope. Manilla ;
124 bundles Wrap. Twine ;
55 cases Ky. rilllu powder.
G. ABliRNETIIYJkCO.
Oregon City, March 1, 1R57. 2w ,
Sold Out.
rrtHE suKscriber, having sold out, calls upon every-
jl oony uiuciueu to mm to settle up their accounts.
tie can ue lounu at uie old store.
PHILIP COHEN,
Salem, March 3, 1857. 6'.'tf
Wanted.
tZfnn bu-e,,e' Oats, and 5000 Wheat, and anyqnan-
lJ tity ot dead swine, forwlucn cash will
be
paid on delivery.
. N. PRESCOTT.
Oregon City, Nov. 25, 1866.
s:itr
Youngs Impi-ored Smut Mill.
rTIHREE of these superior Smut Mills now on hand
and ror sale oy ti. ABERNETHY V CO
Oregon City, March 16, 1857. 2w6
Sale of Public JLand, and other
Property.
THERE will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
on Thursday, the lbth day of June next, (unless
disposed of at private sale belore that time,) 320 acres
of as good land as can be found In the Territory, con
Eistiug of the north half of the claim upon which J. P.
Smith resides, lying iu Spring Valley, in Polk coun
ty 1J miles from Doake's landing. Said farm is well
situated to make a first rate furoi or if it is desired, it
will be sold in two lots ; there being a line grove of ex
cellent timber upon each end of the tract and upon
one end several never-failing springs of water.
Terms, one half cash balance on time, with interest
it ncsirca. .
For particulars, enquire of J. P. Smith, on the prem
ises, or of J. H. & I. R- Moore. Salem. O. T.
There will also be sold a lot of cows and hordes at
that time. 5tds j. y. SM ITH.
A GOOD variety of school books, and a few miscel
J laneous works, together with an assortment of
stationery can be bad cheap at
P. D. PALMER'S.
Also, Bagley's cheap Bibles. . 5tf
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given.that letters of administration
on the estate of ROBERT M. GRAY-, deceased.
have been granted to the undersigned, by tho Probate
Conn oi nenton to., u- a., oeanug ante .April j, its7.
All Dersons indebted to said estate will nlease make im
mediate .payment, aud ail persons having claims against
said estate, muet present them to the undersigned, at
Corvallis, wiw proper voocners, witnm one year from
this date. juas B.tuabi, aohudt.
, April 7, 1857,' 7w
, A CoiTee Partf I .
(rTEW A BV E R T I 3 M ESI.)
i
tvJ
TiTRS. ADAMS, where did you gel those beaut!
iiA Hjocups nuu mnujrnt r ,
Ueorge got Uiera at Uie EMPIRE STORE.
Were there any more of those whits stone China enp
and saucers, and plate left?
1 should think there was ; Boon ha got one cord or
leas of the sumo kind, very cheap, at the Empire Store.
Why, Mrs. I.au(jh)lu, where did you get those Hue
morocco shoes f
1 got them at the Empire Store.
Do you le lie ve that you can get good cheeper at the
Empire Store than at those store up town i ,
Of course I do. ' i
lat, me, Sully, where did you get this beautiful white
sugar? , .......
Why, Solomon said he got It ut the Empire Store.
Well, it Is too outrageous ; don't you think John got
two dollars worth of sugar, last week, at Mr.
Independence Store, and it t black sandy stuff, only
lit to make vluegur, or the like.
George, you huve gut a Sue cout, vest aud pauU.
I should think I had. . -
You bought them at Portland, perhaps? ...
Never, I bought them nt the Empire Store.
L Mary, did you see the flue calico dress that David got
for Jane, last week, at the Empire Store ?
1 should think 1 did see it ; and don't you think Rul
ert bought Elizabeth a flue calico dress, lust week, at
Mr. store, aud the first time it wa washed it
wpnt in for Disunion, and it looks Just like a smoked
lantern, or nu abolitionist '
Mrs. Dukoa, where did you gut this fine cloth In Jim
my's little coat ? :
Why, that is nothing bat some uf Boon's Kentuck
Jeans, nt the Empire Store, ' . . -
You don't say I . Well, my husband went over to Sa
lem some thive week aiuce, aud not having time to go
down to the Empire Store, be bought something thry
ca I M Isslsaippl Jeans, and It is a coarse a cotton, and
luoks like I should aay
Mr. Walters, you have got a fine pair of boots, surely?
Certainly, I got them at the Empire Store. ,
. Were there any of this kind left 1
About a cord 1
Lucy, my dear, where did yen get those silk gloves f
Why, daddy bought them lor two bit at the Empire
Store, and be say that he priced a great many of the
goods In the stoics in Salem, and he is convinced that
the cheapest and best goud are to be fuuud at the Em
pire Store.
Very well. If Abraham don't back out from yon know
what, I mean Luciuda, 1 am going to get me a fine ailk
dress pattern, and a complete outUt at the Empire
Store.
Jluttons, thread, wax, needles and thimble thrown in
to the bargain at the Empire Store.
This act kibe iu force from and after it publication.
A pprored, January 17, 145U. im)
House, Carriage, Sign, aud Steam
boat Painting.
C A. REED having established bis Paint shop In
. Salem, is prepared to execute with dispatch all
job In the above line. Banners. Standards, and Em
blems, for societies painted on silk, satin, velvet or mus
lin. Paints of all color aud descriptions mixed, ready
for use, for sale at hi shop ; also White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Turpentine and Varnish, Wall paper and llortler,
Window glass, Paint brushes, graining tools, Ac. Di
rections given In painting, also in graiuiug Imitation
of wood, stone or marble.
N. B. Order from abroad promptly attended to.
All Jobs Intrusted to hi care warranted to give satis
faction. Salem, Jan. , 1857. 43yl
Fresh From New York.
O.V HA.W J"Oir RECEiri.XG.
DRY C.OODS, Clothing, Boots and Shoe. Hard
ware, Groceries. Books and Ktatinubry Call in
and see them. 26tf J. II. A I. It. MOORES.
H
UI.L'S No. 1 Soap, the best you ereriued
Try iu
White lead, Unseed oil,
turpentine, putty.
Indigo, madder, copperas, alum,
oil for lamps and machinery.
New Orleans sugar,
crushed susar.
cream tartar, aak-ratu. soda, at
2blf
M00RES'.
FM1L" BIBLES, Webster' Quarto Dictionary,
University
A"ariety of Miscellaneous Works, worth baying, at
2tr MOORES'.
Doot and Shoe Store.
O B I N S O N WICK M O X announce
to the citizens of Salem, and the surround-
counter, that tliev have taken a store nu lite
east side of Commercial street, north uf the potitomee.
where they will keep constantly on hand a full assort
ment of every kind of boots and shoes, both cn-tom and
sale work, which they will sell at the lowest living pri-
... . .. . t ., 1 . . L -
ces. Ilemg bolll practical woramen, an oruers lor me
manufacture or repair of work will be complied with,
and the work done in a sulmtautial and workmanlike
auuer. Give us a call and examine our stock.
ROBINSON WICKMON.
Salem. March 12,1857. Im3
S. J. McCoriuick
Franklin Book Store.
(FKOVT STRKI.T, FOBTLAXD, O.T.)
HAS constantly on hand a larse stock of Books aso
Stationvkv', which be sells at a small advance on
l'l BLIS1IEK.S PKIICS.
eg- A caUiligne mav Is seen In the Ureron and
Washington Almanac for 1SS7. Books ordered there
from sent postace free to any part of either Terrritory.
'ortlaml. Ken. z.
K.7.
60v 1
Corvallis Warehouse, No. 1.
am prepared to store produce, and will attend to re
ceiving aud forwarding the same.
3:itf ISAAC MOORE.
I
Orleans Warehouse.
OPPOSITE Corvallis. We are prepared to store pro
duce, and wilt attend to receiving and forwarding
the same.
3lf
111(1 H x lllil).
Stuart's Express,
. run
CASCADES AND DALLES
OJt
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
EXPRESSS FOR
Champotg, Salem, Albany anil Corvallis,
....On WEDNESDAY, and on
Arrival of Mail Steaxer from San Francisco!!
All tetters. Packages and Freight, entrusted to
my care will be attended to promptly.
Ore 1CK At Franklin Hook btore."
December 30. loU. A. B. STUART.
Negotiation of War Scrip.
TEST printed and for sale at the Statesman office
l blank power of attorney and assignment for transfer
of war scrip, from a form prepared by an experienced
lawver. Price, f 3 per hundred. Orders by mail filled.
Julyl.is5. IU
Straw Cutters.
D0Z. Straw Cutters, just received, and for sale by
Wt U. AUbKAblltl cu.
Wakefield &, Co.,
WII O LES A LE AND RETAILMER CHANTS,
ALBANY, LINN COINTT, O. T.,
17"EEP constantly on bsnd a full assortment of Groeer-
IV eerie. Hardware, carpenters tools. uiacKsmitus
Tools. Oueeuswnre. Clothine. Boots and hhoes. Paint
and Oils, Varnish, Ladies' Dress Goods and triuuniugs.
Ac. c. 14U
Q T POUNDS choice Apple Seed,
sVU 10 lbs.
Pear
5
at
Cherry Stones.
WAKEFIELD CO.'S.
20
KEOS superior lr.ed Apples (new crop) just
row'ived by
; WAKEFIELD CO.
DAM ANT1NE
Candles, 25 boxes, for sale by
l i4tr
WAhbtlKLU x to.
I T KEGS Syrup (Seth Adorns' best) Inst received by
1 tj Utf ' WAhKFiKI.ll 1
A CO.
TRON. 20000 lbs. best Refined and Swedes' Iron .
so
. -also Baud Iron. Cast and Plow Steel, the best I
assorted sizes in Oregon. For sale low to black-
smiths and merchants. .
Utf WAKEFIELiU . CO.
r tCff LBS. pure White I-ead, fyr sale at
5,0UU 14tf WAKEFIELD CO'l
COMPLETE set of Cooper's Tools for sale.
14tf WAKEFIELD & CO.
15
BEST Chicafro
duced rates, by
1 Clipper Plows." for sale at re
nt! HAKtNHJI IW
30
BOXES 8 k 10, 10 x 12 and 10 X 14 French Glass,
i list received aud for sale ny
14tf WAKEFIELD A CO
GOOD assortment School Books constantly kept
on hand, - lr J wAAtmui to.
r eff LBS. choice Osage Orange Seed. Also, BJue
,tj) Grass, Clover aud Timothy Seed.
Utf - i WAKEFIELD CO
1 TTHEAT. Bacon, Egsrs, Butter, Beans and Corn ta-
V V ken in exchange for goods at the hirlieKt market
Albany, Jnnc 5, 1856. ; 14tf
f) err. LBS Blue Yitrol for sale,
XOKJ 2otf WAKEFIELD CO.
25
SETS Cast Boxes, at
2Gtf
WAKEFIELD & CD'S.
10
SETTS Eliptie Springs for sale low,
26tf WAKEFIELD A CO.
SETTS Hub Bands, for sale
2tf
WAKEFIELD CO.
10
CBLS. LIME, just received.
,i WAKEFIELD & CO.
Albany, Aug. 8. 156.
26tf
TOST RECEIVED at Albany, 22 bbls. New Orleans
.1 and Crushed Sugar, (from N. Y.) and for sale low at
" . WAKEFIELD AjCO'3.
Xlbany, June IS, 1856. i4tf . ,
ISotice.
a LL who are indebted to Wakefield & Co.. at Wash-
J. ington iiutte, will please call and settle the sau
without delay. , . ., . . 26tf
25.000 Worth .
... " . nmp -
U'l'ti ir
SPRING AND SUnCIER GOODS!
THE subaerllssr would respectfully inform their cus
tomer and the public generally that tbry have on
hand, and are in constant receipt of pood from San
Francisco and New V ork a large aud well-selected
slock consisting in part of , . , ,
Alum, allspice, an l alpacca. - t. I
, , BoiineU, beraae, aud bro. linen.
Cambric, crash, and calico,
Domestic de laines, and damask,
Edsuift, embroidery and everything, ,
FlaniicU, frinoes, and fancy fixiu's,
,. GiiiKhaiu, guiter and gloves, , ,. i i
. - Handkerchief's, bos and hair-pins, : i
Iron, Ink, and Inserting. .'.-
, Jacuuet.Jeaiis, and Java coffee,
' Kuives, kid gloves, and kutttiug pins, -j
Ijiwus. lard aud Liverpool salt, :: , -. - .
MusUird, mirrors, and uiatches ' , , t j :
Needles, nails, and nice things,
Oil, overshlrta. and Oolong tea, - '
, Pins, paau. aud paper, J
" Quilts, quill, aud queensws're, . . ',' .' ,
Itihljon, razors, and rat-traps, , f . '
Kilk, sugar, and shaving soup, ,;',."'.
Tea, tobacco, and turpentine, ' "'
Umbrellas, tinder-sleeves, and useful (Lings,
Veils, varnish, and vinegar, - , ,
Wreathes, wooleu Roods, wadlc-lrom, '
' . Yarn, yeast, and Yankee notlcns, ,'
' , ' Zioc, and ephyr worsted, , ' ,
' ' Ac., Ac", and so on,. , . ,
Bcil je many other articles too nmneroiia to mention j
all of which we re nrferiii at reduced prices, adopt
ing the plan of" Quick sale aud small prosU.". .
The ladie will find in their department a large stuck
hf fancy Rojds, dire:t from New York. Ju'cfi I not
usually kit In Oreffon, arid by arraniremefiW will Isj id
constant receipt adequate to tue want of the ladies.
The Gentlemen's Department of funMshiag irood
will seldom be equalled, and excelled by none in Salem.
IKON, The bhcksmitbs and iron dealers will alway
find a well-selected stork of all hire and shapes, to
gether with a Rood assortment of iron axle, from 1-4 X
8 in., to 1 1 1 inches, which we are selling at Portland
price, nddiug freights.
We are prepared to receive all kinds of produce In
exchange for poods, mid also money; For full partlcu
lam call aud examine for yourselves. "
W. C. GRISWOLD CO.
Salem, Feb. 10,1857. 4f
- - Notice. :
For Sale as Cheap as the Cheapest, and far Cash,
or Oregon Produce.
JHAYE received by bark Nabomkeag. Halcyon, and
nlcatuer Columbia, lust arrived, a freu lot of groce
ries, e.. Which, added to my former stock, oiler a good
an assortment in groceries, provision, paiut and oil
a alt to be round ionlie Territory, to a it :
5.000 ius. China Xu. I sugar.
4,000 list, best Rio green coffee,
2S0 lbs. Java " "
2.000 lbs. Manilla No. 1 sugar,
2.000 lb. N. O. aud S. 1. sugar In hbU. and ke.-s.
100 lb, black pepper (rouud)
20 box gr. spices,
200 Hi, allspice, (round.)
10 dz. r.ng. and Am. uualara in glass,
G
pie Iruit
fresh peaches "
tomato cat up In case 2 ea. In glass,
Cayanne pepper (in glass)
Fresh Baltimore cove oysters 2 & can,
Lobsters, fresh iu 1 H can,
S
5
6
12
2
5
3
6
broom.
painted pails, (3 hooped.)
W.
Colliiis Co. axes, with and
ritii-
bandies,
2 " ax handles,
60 lbs. Borax,
0 I'm. Gum camphor,
60 boxes ad. candle fc'8, 20 aud 40 ea.
20 " Hills 4 Colgate's No. 1 soap,
5 " Olive oil Splaguolia brand,"
S " Cream Tartar,
10 " Balaratus,
10 kegs
5 " Sod.t.
20 chests, old aud youug hyson, gun powder,
Imperial and O0I0U2 tend, in buik aud in 1
2 lb caddies, . ,
100 half boxes sardines,
10 " Gherkins in 4 gals.
20 " Tobacco " diir. brauds,"
30 doz. papers sinokiug
20 Uixes matches,
2 bags nutmegs.
300 lbs. Carolina and China rice,
200 gals, sperm and polar oil,
150 sacks Liverpool grd. and S. I. aalt,
6 half bbls. Stuart's crushed sugar,
20 kees " Seth Adams" syrup iu kegs,
2 bt l. pure ciiler vinegar, dried apple Ae.
Alio a general assortment of painU, paiut oil, win
dow glass and nails, to wit :
300 gals, raw anu uuooueu on,
20 Copal varuish ,
60 Suirifs turpentine.
60 boxes German gbtaS SX 10, 10V! 12, 10X 14,
KM 1. Ac.
Dry and mixed paiuts of all colors, and any quantity.
A c'wmI assortment f paint aud other brullits ; also
a good .''asortiuent of Boots and Shoes.
have of Oregon produce, 3,u00 lbs. Oregon A n. I
butter, 0 to 8.0U0 lbs. bacon, bam. shoulder, and aides,
30 bushel beans, 2S bushel peas, 50 bushel buck wheat
flour, 50 sacks S. F. flour, oat, timothy seed, and any
quantity of first rate potatoes. J. N. PIUKCOTT.
Oregon City, reb. 9, iSo,. ttiu
llo ! Te Workers of Iron and Steel !
T HAVE thia day received by the arrival or the J. R.
X " nitiog from isan r rancisco, tue following assort
ment of iron and steel, to wit :
2.000 lbs. Norway shapes,
2.000 lbs. 2X Iron (flat,)
2.000
3,000
G.000
3,000
l.fMJO
3 r316 " "
IXi " "
I , J, I, 1J. and 14. square.
j. 5-16, j. 1. and'lL inch round,
assorted cast steel.
horse shoe nails, (G)
100
Which together with stock in store make as com
plete an assortment as can be looud in territory and
will be sold a cheap as the cheapest for cash or coun
try produce. J. N. PRESCOTT.
Oregon City. l eu. 23, bWI
Enterprise Line of Steamers,
To all points above Portland on the Willamette River.
THE EXPRESS A. S. Murray. .w-nn.
ENTERPRISE A. Jamieson. .rf
n ill connect as follows:. .....
Steamer Exracss leaving Portland every MONDAY
and FRIDAY moruing. at 8 o'clock. A. M.
The Enterprise leaving Canemab Immediately on
the arrival of tho Extrkss, for Corvallis. on every
MONDAY morning, and FRIDAY morniner for Salem.
AH Freight for the above line will be receipted for
through. Apply on board c-teaiuers.orat
HU11 8 wbabp Uvat, rortiatKi.
if Pacific Christian Advocate please copy. 46tf
Strayed.
FROM Frier's place, near Bethel, in Polk
Co., in October last, one black mare,
with small star in forehead, and very light
mane for an American mare ; has a roan
colt. Also, one bright bay American mare, small size,
with star iu her forehead, and saddle marks. Also,
oue Indian mare, bay color, bald face, and white fore
legs to the knees, and sway back. Any oue having
knowledge oi tue whereabouts ol toe above described
mares shall be paid for their trouble.
A.&.i'osr,
Polk Co., Feb. 17, 1857. 50tf
Final Proof and Notification
Blanks.
JUST PRINTED, a large quantity of Final rrool
Blanks, and a small lot of Notifications, both from
the latest form. - Orders by mail or. otherwise tilled
The cash must accompany the order or the blanks will
not he sent. Prices Final Proof, (full set) $5 00 per
hundred, $1 00 per dozen. Notification, $10 00 per
numlred, f t so per aozen.
Salem, April 8, 1856.
Blank Deeds.
A NEW lot, just printed, from a form prepared bv
XX one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, and for
sale at the Statesman Office, at (6 per hundred. -
August 18, 1&J6.
; Tire Laws of Oregon. ; "'
rpHE OREGON STATUTES, 1855, being a larjje vol
ome of 650 pages, wtttt complete index, annota
tions. and references, comprising all the laws in force is
the Territory, inclusive of those pawed at last session
of the Legislative Assembly, are for sale at the office of
the Statesman, at live dollar per copy. The work U ex
ecuted in the best manner, bound la law style, and
is sold at publisher prices, and as low as a 'ike work can
be bought in any State in the Union, and at the lowest
figure they can be afforded for here- The price places
them within the reach of all who desire the laws they
live under. Orders by mail accompanied with the cash.
filled by return mail. It is the Lit code of laws that
will Drolablv be published in Oregon, for mauy years.
In addition to the enactments of the Legislative Assem
bly, the volume contains the Declaration of Indepen
dence, Constitution of the United States, Treaties with
Great Britain relatine to Oregon, Ordinance of 1787. in
force in Oregon, Donatio" . aw and all amendments,
and full abstract of United states Naturalization Laws.
Salens Market.
mrfE subscriber, proprietor of the Salem Market, in
X the center of the town, is happy to inform the pub
lic that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of all the
varieties of meats, rresta and pickled. He also has the
various kinds of vegetab.es in their season. Beef will
be sold as follows: Fore quarters, 6 cents per lb., hind
quarter 10 cents; and if you want a choice piece, I shall
charge yon a tit a pound.
All kindsof farmer "a produce and grain received in
exchange lor meats. THOMAS Ciios.
Salem. July 7, 1856. ' 17tf
Est ray Notice.
LEFT my premises, near this place, in Dec.
I 1856, 18 head of steers, aged from 2 to 6
years, branded H under the left hip. Any per-
son who will drop me a line to this place, informing me
of the whereabouts, I will come and take them out of
thjtir sir. . - I . A. J- tiAxo.
HarrUVurg. iW Co., O.T, Mar. 12 '57. 2w6paid .
Lo Anselos Salt.
SALT 300 bags Los Angeloa Salt, received, per N.
e aQ-l0ASETEY & CO. I
E8JRA Y ; N OT ICES.
Notices of all estrays are required by law to be ad
vertised in the HtatCMuan. The charge therefor, fixed
lor the law, is one dollar for each an into 1 tnkeu p
No advertiseiueut will appear nnder this head until
paid lor.J ... ,
J tatM Wbatkr, fmpBun-Your advertisement de-acrila-s
fico ostray. eouseiineiitly $2 instead of 11, is
the charge. The price is 1 for each animal. Where
a lea number of dollars than animals dx rilsed, are re
ceived, the advert iw,aient will not be inserted until tha
balance I received. '
ritAKENLl, by tli aubHi-riU, livlugat the crossing
X of the south la-kiumute, l olk Co., one strawberry
roan two year old filly, with whit race and white hind
leg up to, the hock ; brauded with the letter W on the
left shoulder. Said filly ha been running about my
premises about a year.
fcw2 RICE W.SIMPSON.
rjlAKEWr, by the subscriber, sixteen miles north
vi 1 west of Eugue CWy , Lane Co., U. T, a cnswii col
ored Indian marc, 4 year old, white face, no brand
percelvsWe. ,. . ; .FALE6 llOWAltli.
April 11. 1831:.4 L-v 't. t ... t 8w2
TAKEN UP, by the rubscrlber, living on south Yam
hill river, 7 mile above Amity, in Folk Co., one
roan half-breed horse, 6 or 7 year old, with two white
hiud lct, and brauded with a soldering iron braid on
the left shoqhltr. THOMAS B. LADD.
April 2S; IS5T."' ' - 8w 1
rilAKEH UP, bv fh Mibscrilstr, of Jackson precinct,
X Folk OTP.,' in A pril 1 67. one black cow, with
white under the belly, white fa e. marked, crop and
underbit off the rigbt ear, swallow fork off the left,
about live year bid. U. W. WOOLEN.
April 13, l-5i7. .' . ' . . .... B ,
ris.A.KKN CP, by tlie sntwcriiier, tiring five tuiles
X northeast from Dallas, 1'olk Co., O- T., one white
and red plded cow, marked with crop and split In tho
right ear, and branded with ( W) on his left hip, and 1
amuley. Also, ber la-st year spring steer ealf, the ealf
1 red with white motley face.
JOSEPH GRAY.
March 28, 1857. " 7w2
rj A K EN V P, by the snliscriber. living four mile west
X of Independence, Polk Co., O.T.. one white Indian
horse, branded with a heart on the left shoulder, and
figure (5) on left hip, on right hip with a buckle; sup
posed to be seven or eight year old.
J.W.MATNEY.
April 20. 1850. 7w2
rilAKEN L'P, by tlie subscriber, living live miles
X southeast of I lay ton, on the first of September hut,
a brown mare, with black mane and tail and white strip
in fare, white hiud feet; branded with lieore(7) on
left shoulder. JOHN SARGENT.
April 20, 1856. 7w2
TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living on the east
side ol the Willamette, about three mile below the
mouth of the Santism, a aleer, with brindle aides, red
ear, the balance or the body white ; is marked with
an underbit from the right ear. and an upper half crop
from the left ear ; came to my residence about a year
ago, and I think he is four or five years old.
Apr3 2, 1857. 11
fTVAKEN L'P. by the subscriber, living two miles south
X of Philip Foster's in Clackamas Co., O. T- one In
dian burse wipjKaied to be six year old, a light chest
nut sorrel, a star In bis forehead, with a snip on the
nose, came into the settlemeut about one year ago.
i - 1- r 1 1 , v . . i " v. f
April 11, A.D..1657. 7w2
TAKEN UP, by the undersigned, residing fifteen
mile scntbeant of Salem, on Mill Creek, one iron
grey horse, about three years eld, with black mane and
tail, and dark leg i nu other marks perceivable.
J s A A 1
April 15, 1S57. Jw2
Corvallis.
milE
sulwrriber will pay cash for Soldiers Bounty
X I nd Warrants, at hi store.
NAT. II. LANE.
Corvallis. Jan. 13. 1857.
4tf
Laud Warrants.
THE sabscriber will pay cash for land warrants.
JOHN McCRAKEN-
Portland , Feb. 1 7. 1 S57. fiotr
Cash
PAID for Soldiers Bounty I .aud l arrant hy
V. S. TERRY.
IV ot ice.
TO all whom this may come, greeting : That l am u
leave for the States soon, and would respectfully
request those who know themselves indebted to me, or
W.C.Griswold A Co., to call and settle without delay,
and oblige W.C.GRISWOLD.
Salem, Jannary 27, 1 S57. 4Ctf
Tax Heceipt Blanks.
JUST printed ot the statesman office a large supply
or Tax Receipt Ulank-i. after an improved form.
Price, one dollar per hundred. Orders by mail, accom
panied with the cash, will be filled by return or mail.
151) Bounty Land Warrants
11TANTED, by the subscriber at Salem.
C. N. TERRY.
DISTRICT Court, Third Judicial District. I'rnpqn
County, Oregon. Ilalph H. Lord, and William 15.
Peters. aeainst Ezra R. Wood. To Erra K. Wood t You
are hereby notified that nnlsssi yon appear in the Dis
trict Court, or the Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Oregon, to be begun and holden at Roseburg,
liouejas to., Oregon, on me nrsi juonaay ot reptemoe"-,
A. D., IS57. and answer the complaint of lslph H.
Lord, and Willism B. Peters, now on file in the oflice of
the Clerk of said District Court, at Rosebnrg, aforesaid
t a coov of which has been sent to you by mail) the
same will be taken for confe-wed and the prayer there
fore will be granted by the Coort.
lHAllil lt& O. til BBS,
PUTS Atfy.
March 23,1857. 4m3
For Sale.
WILL sell one half of the land claim known
as the Dwight Pommy claim. Said hair tt'ii
adjoins Mr. Peter H. Hatch's and i about fi-j?
two miles from Ore eon Cttv, on the upper Wil- aas
lamette. 1 will also sell one half or the whole of the
fjroperty, lyilig and situated in the beautiful and rapid
y rrowtng town of Corvallis, Benton Co., and known
as the " Thomas" property, consisting f four lots f
land, together with all the buildings thereon. Said
property is in a beautitul location. ana botn will oe sola
at a great bargain in cash, or wheat or oats at cash
price. Inquire of the sutiseriber, at hi store in Ore
gon Crtv, in relation to both, or to Hon. J. C. Avery,
in relation to the Thomas property, at Corvallis.
Alao, six f 0) lots oi land in oreeon titv.
JOS. N. PRESCOTT.
Oregon City, March 1,1857. ltf
Valuable Farm for Sale.
THE undersigned now offers his valuable
farm for sale, situated on Spring Creek.
in Marion Co.. O. T-, one and a nail nuke
south of McKinnav's Milts, onthe County road
running from Salem to said Mills. It contains G 10 acres,
of which 540 acres is under good substantial stake
and rider fence, one hundred acres in good cultivation.
two hundred fine bearing fruit trees, a good farra
house, together with other out buildings. Said farm is
well watered, and the best adapted to stock raising,
and wheat growing or any farm ia the Territory. Said
farm has been settled since 145, and was among tha
first claim taken in Marion Co. Any person desirous
of buving a good farm, with a title mouey, will do well
to rail at the residence of the undersicrued.
OLIVER PICKARD.
Spring Creek, March 30, 1857. 4tf
Final Settlement IVotiee.
D ANIEL Cashmaa. administrator of the estate of
HOLLOWAY CUsHMAN. deceased, having filed
bia accounts for final settlement, notice is hereby given,
that the first Tuesday in May next, be set for the bear
ing or the same.
6w3paid
S. D. HALEY, J. P.
.. .Notice.
BT an order of Uie Probate Court of Benton emnty,
I will sell for cash, on. the 3m h day of May next, at
D. C. Davis' store, to said county. 320 acres ol land be
longing to the estate of DAVID CARSON , deceased,
being claim 44, notification 283, lying in the north
boundary of sectiou 25. T. 1, R. $, W.
m y REENBERRY SMITH, Admin'r.
April 7. A. P.. 1857. 5w4
Kestaiirant.
T ?. KRTECHBAUM. has opened aRes-
,J , tanrant at Corvallis, Benton eoonty ;
meals at all hours. He'll feed you well,
give him a call, next door north ot City
Hotel. "
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The Oregon Statesman.
An Independent Journal, devoted to Poiitict. General
Intelligence, Publithed at Salem, Oregon.
ASAHEL BUSH, Proprietor, Publisher, and Editor.
The Statesman is Democratic in politics, and thor
oughly National in its character. It is hostile to every
species of sectionalism, fanaticism, and intolerance ;
and will vigorously oppose all attempt to incorporate
any of the insane ism of the day uito our Terr. tonal
11tiwli0,advocate all practical measures of Reform
and Proereas. economical and simple administration of
our local government ; faithfulness, integrity, and ca
naeitv in office, and a system of rigid and dn-ect ac
Wtability of the officer to the ijeople It will dis
cuss all measures agitating the public mind, in a man.
"Tta"' Jpn"wmbe edited with moch
attention, and nothing will be spared to furnish early.
Accurate, and comprehensive publication of the cur
rent intelligence-
The Statesman has a large, widely-scattered, and moft
excellent corps of eorrespondenla, and very complete
facilities for procuring news.
Due attention is also paid to the publication of Miscel
lany, Agricultural and Literary matter.
In this paper are published tha laws, resolutions, and
treaties of the United States, and the laws and resolu
tions of the Territory of Oregon by authority. The
paper is printed on new material, and upon a meet cf
the largest size. .
Information Wanted.
OP Daniel Perry. wb came to Oregon in 1SS1 ; any
person knowing arythiag of his whereabouts, will
oblige his brother by sending a few Kaes to Dallas, P.
O., Polk Co., O. T, to William S. Dtienay. ,
,A.priII,XS57. - 4w5naad.
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