9-7okCaiMniag wu not appointed
, Ghmraor ff Utah.; ; The post had been
offered to ex-Governor Thomas, of Marj
Imad aid dedlhed on acccount-of the sala
ry ($2500.) beine too smnll It
tbonghi Cammings would, nofr recefre the
appointment. ; From what we hear of liiis,
he is hardly suitable man for the place.
A telegraphic dispatch bad been received
from Emery B. Potter, accepting one of the
vacant Utah Judgeships. lie U an ex
Member of Congress from Ohio. The other
Judgeship had been offered to Mr. Kekles
of Indiana, who would probably nccr-pt.
It is uncertain whether Judge Stiles will
return to the Territory. Report assigns
the Marshals!) ip of Utah to Thomas II.
Dunn of Mississippi.
It is said that Col. Richardson, of Illi
nois, was offered the Utah OoTcrnorship,
and declined it. He has also declined the
Governorship of Nebraska.
VWFh steamship Constitution, which
Hunt & Scranton were taking from San
Frandseo to run on Paget' Sound, sprung
aleak, and came very near sinking with all
on board officers and crew, and forty-seven
passengers. Nearly all the cargo was thrown
orerboard to keep the ship afloat. The offi
cial report says: .'.--'
Have had no fires burning for the last 23
boors; hare been constantly bailing and pump
ing for the last 39 hoars and only through the
extreme exertions of the crew and passenger
bare been enabled to keep her afloat. The brig
Cyras, Dign, laid by s several boars to render
assistance."
1 The Constitutioa was finally got back to
San Francisco.
MZf Ten Chinamen came up from Cres
cent City on the steamer before the last, and
purchasing an outfit here, hare gone to the
Santiam mines. It it thought they can
make from three to fire dollars per day
there. If they are successful, it is probable
that they will induce others to come up, and
before a year from this time Marion and
Linn Counties may hare hundreds of China
men within their, borders. -
tS' Nothing " striking'' had taken place
in Kansas, between the last and the former
arrival. The bogns free State Legislature
had held a short session, and Robinson had
cent tbem what he called a message. Gov.
Walker did not attempt to break them cp.
There has been a conflict between
Mayor Wood, of N.T aud the officers
nnder the law of the last legislature.
Troops . were called ont, but no violence
committed, and the legal question was Le
fore the courts when the mail left, for de
cision. ls& We are indebted to O'Neill for
papers by the last steamer. The news will
be found elsewhere in our paper.
VA The knownothings of Massachu
setts haTe nominated N. P. Banks, for Gov
ernor. It is said the black republican con
vention will also nominate him.
. Col. John B. Wellcr has been nomi
nated by the democrats of California as a
candidate for Governor.
For the Statesman.
Jwisonlaia RepablleaRs."
Ma. Editor I could never exactly under
stand why it was that our black republican
opponents assumed the name of " Jefferso
nian republicans.". I had taken it for grant
ed that it was not because of any similarity
between the Jeffersonianism of 1800 and the
doctrines of modern abolitionism; but pre-
, turned the name was assumed because of its
well known popularity. 1 knew that the
impudence and presumption of our "colored"
friends were eqnal to awy thing. A writer
in parson Adams' paper of the 1 1th inst.,
who signs himself " Justus," furnishes a key
to their " Jeffersonianism." lie says that
ex-l'resident Jefferson was a practical amal
gamatioaist, and speaks dogmatically and
flippantly about " the slave daughter of
Thomas Jefferson, formerly President of the
United States 1" It is news to me that Jef
ferson had a " slave daughter." Bat V it be
true, the recent discovery of this truth will
explain the assumption of the name by those
who are just now contending so lustily for
the equality of the Ethiopian and Caucasian
raeea. And I must admit that if Jefferson
oas really in favor of amalgamation, mod
ern political abolitionists come nearer the
- Jeffersonian standard than I had allowed
myself to believe. But I really suppose
this ankind charge of these " Jeffersonian
republicans" to be, like the Indian's wig a
far. A Tkce Jefteksoxian-.
July 17th, 1857.
The California Overland Mail question,
After undergoing thorough consideration in
-the Cabinet, has been referred to the Post-imaster-General,
who is not yet prepared
to pronounce a decision.- The impression
prevails, however, that the Southern route
will be selected, commencing at Memphis
and continuing by way of Fort Smith, Don
na Anna, and f ort xuma. The object, is
to have the route through country suscepti
ble of easy settlement, and which will not
be interrupted by heavy snows.
tST' -Latest advices from Havana indi
cate the almost -certain invasion of Mexico
y Spanish -troops. The Spanish sqaadrou
from Cadiz was offthe coast, reinforcements
.of troops were received by every arrival,
it is stated positively that Santa Anna is
f At the bottom of the movement. Oar latest
,aaviees trem Madrid are to the same effect
In the smeaa time, Comonfort is taking en- i
rgcuc uCTsurra w repei me invasion. The
sjefepeee of Vera Cruz are strengthened and
m4 at last accounts the President was on
his way to that port with sixteen thousand
troops.
Resistance or Fugitivb Slaves ix Cisx
cikxati. As four of the U. S. . Deputy
Marshais were arresting a fugitive slave and
his wife, the slave stabbed one of them, Mr.
J. C. Elliott, with a long sword knife, npon
which another of the marshals shot the
slave io the abdomen four times. The ne
groes vera then taken into custody. The
marshal's wound is dangerous, and the ne
gro's is considered to be mortal. The af
fray occurred ia a room near the Post-office,
where the negroes were secreted.
' 1iE3ota. The latest Minnesota dates
, received at Chicago represent the election of
a majority of Democratic delegates, as far
aa heard from, to the Convention for the
formation of a Constitution.
. a. A deficit of $550,000 has Leen dis
covered in the Ohio State Treasury, caused,
as alleged by the defalcation of John G.
Breelin, a former Treasurer.
.. ..., . Corvaujs, July 18, 185T.
Dear. Btsa I see by , the last issue of
the Occidental Messenger that both of the
newly elected Representatives from Benton
county are belching forth their idiotic thun
der over fictitious names. The one levels
his artillery at you, and the other like a blind
man in a fight hurls his missiles received
froiu the hands of his great creator aud ma
ker (little Julius Caesar Avery) at the head
of Veritas. Onr Reverend Representative
writes under the coarnonien of 11. Scroggius
which properly interpreted n.eau3 Barney
Scroggins. The Barney part he borrowed
from the sonjr, " Barney let the girls
alone," for he, like most other clerical poli
ticians, is a great admirer of female beauty.
With regard to yonr being mistaken in his
former and present political inclinations!, I
have this to say. Last year as well as this
he came out and run, as he said himself on
a self nomination against the regular Demo
cratic ticket. His name was placed on the
speckled or shirt-tailed ticket side by side
with free soilers, black republicans, know
nothings, and abolitionists, and he like them.
voted the entire ticket, with the exception
of voting for himself. I don't think he
doue that. Now if the clerical Barney will
explain what better he is or was last year
than a black republican or abolitionist, then
Veritas will yield the point. As for his hav
ing clearly defined his position on slavery
last year and this, I think the clerical Bar
ney is again slightly mistaken. I am told
that at the opening of the canvass this year,
he informed his hearers that last year he
clearly defined his position on slavery nt
btarr s poiut, where he knew that nearly a!l
the voters were iu favor of a free State. He
do ae so, 'he said, because he was honest nnd
desired them to vote understanding. The
same 8tory he told all around on the can
vass, until he got to Starr's point, where he
undertook to prove what he had stated; he
inquired of one of the Mr. Belknap's If he
had not understood him last year to be in
favor of a slave Saa'.e. Mr. Belknap re
plied, no, sir, I understood you right to the
contrary, and voted for you on that Ac
count. The clerical Barney was not able to find
but one of all his hearers last year that un
derstood him to be in favor of a slave State,
and that individual was not certain but that
he had received the information at his house
and not on the stump. The individuals who
had heard him express himself in favor of a
free State were quite numerous, among whom
were some or tlie best citizens of this coun
ty. But I repeat, what better is the cleri
cal Barney than a black republican or an
abolitionist, when he mas on the same
ticket with them, votes for them, and nses
his influence to elect them and thereby de
feat the Democratic party? In my "judg
ment that hdl he so learnedly preaches eve
ry Sabbath is full of his kind cf democrats;
he is surely a wolf in sheep's clothing, and
let Veritas hare one more turn at him
through the columns of the Statesman, and
his slender garments will be torn asunder
so that he will appear in all his naked de
formity. As for our other Representative
who makes his debut over the name " A
Voter," his history is short and therefore
easily told; he is the first of the political
births of the little Julius Caesar Avery. At
the time he was begotten and born, the lit
tle Julius is said to have been surprised at
the size and bulk of his offspring, but upon
a close examination he found the material
of which he was made excessiTclv soft and
Wongy, so much so that bis labor had been
ail in vain ; lie however came to the conclu
sion that his offspring n,ight eventually crow
into a calf, or a one Atrned Buffalo, and he
accordingly branded him by slopping him
on the forehead with one of his butter
stamp, (for the littlj Julius vai then enga
ged in the butter trade,) wLerefore the re
nowned " Voter" Las ever since worn the
brand of " Avery' on the forehead. He is
well known and thoroughly despised for
having been the suppliant tool aud willing
machine of Julius. He claims as does his
roaster to be a Democrat.
At his birth he was a whig and claimed
to be one for.a year or two, but when Jul
ius told him Democracy consisted iu being in
favor of Corvallis as the Capital of Oregon,
and to look upon all such who opposed it
as i ederalists, he informed his master that
those had always been his sentiments, and
was accordingly installed into the sore-headed
band.
During the late political canvass lie stood
side by side with the clerical Barney both
opposed the Democratic platform made at
Salem, because it was too narrow and limit
ed as they stated. To require a Democrat
to vote for Democrats, or loose his standing
as such, partook of a kiagly government
It prevented a Representative from being
true to his constituents. They both claim
ed to be Democrats, and still run on the
same ticket, side by side with black repub
licans and abolitionists, and voted for them
and used their iufluence to elect the entire
republican ticket, with Lawson at its head.
" O, consistency thou art truly a jewel." ;
The editor of the Occidental Messenger
wiil afford his readers much pleasure if he
will inform them whether a Pro-slavery
Democrat, who runs on the same ticket with
abolitiouists, and votes for them, can be a
consistent Democrat. In my judgement it
would make him a consistent political scoun
drel. .
"The prominent individual" in this coun
ty referred to by "A Voter'' is Aterv. Is
he not truly promineut ; his political incon
sistencies would make even a fool promi
nent. If political fraud, deception, intrigue,
misrepresentation and ingratitnde are calcu
lated to make an individual " prominent,"
then Avery is a " prominent individual."
Last year when he was running for Repre
sentative from this connty, be promised the
knownothings, sore heads, and abused wings,
that if they would elect him he would abund
antly avenge all their wrongs, received from
the hands of the Salem faction, aud particu
larly from the hands of the editor of the
Statesman, his inveterate foe. Didnt he
avenge thtir wrongs and his with interest ?
Poor devil, he never took a trick. He ought
to prate aud creaky about this town io rela
tion to the Salem platform, claiming that it
does not allow representatives to be govern
ed by the will of their constituents. What
did he do last winter when this entire town
petitioned the Legislature to incorporate
this town and to extend the limits on tbe
sooth to Mary's rirer; did he draw the act
in conformity with the petition; did he
obey the will of Lis constituents ? Not by
any means. What prevented him J The
Salem platform was not then made, yet in
terest the almighty dollar locked his jaw,
and griped his fist, thereby preventing bin.
from drawing the act so as to extend the
limits of the corporation far enough 60utb
to take in but a very small portion of his
property. Ht was desirous of saving the
taxes. He goes on the .principle,
save the rich, for the poor can beg," and he
talks about tbe Democratic platform pre
venting representatives from obeying the
will of their constituents. Did he obey the
will of his constituents when this county
was organized f There were but 160 inhab
itants then residing in this connty; 118 of
the. 160 signed a petition asking the Legis
lature to extend the limits of the county 8
miles further south; was It done? No. Why
not 7 Arery was in the Legislature that
year and was chairman of the Committee on
counties; he managed so that 42 of his con-
i Stituents ruled 1 18 ; why did - he do . that,
a . a a, t .'
toy ! nts uocxet again ruled mm : he was
fearful if he took on the 8 miles, his county
seat would go off from his land claim. SThis
Avery ia a i prominent individual in this
county, isn't he T He is only prominent for
his ehieunery and not for political honesty.
Poor devil, he shall hear from me again.
Yours truly. - VERITAS.
IQ- Hon. John Wentworth, Mayor of
l hicago, has been arrested by the U. S.
Marshal, charged with stealing the mail
bags, and held to bail in the sum of $8,000.
Judge Drummond decided that Mr. Went
worth, in his official capacity of Congress
man received tho mail bags, and that un
less a special demand was made for them,
had a right to keep them. . lie was accord
ingly discharged.
Fi.niihino the Washington MosiuE.sr.
We learn that Dr. Brandeth has resolved
to devote the proceeds of his business, which
are stated to be $40,000 a year, to the iuiiuc
diate completion of the Washington Monu
ment. Special Notices
Hollow at Pills. General debilttv, low npirits,
and nervous irritation, are the Inevitable consequences
of indigestion. Renovate tbe stomach, clear tbe bow
els, and regulate tbe secretions with these wonder
working Hills, and the strength returns, tbe depression
ceases, the nerves become calm. ThU is not theory,
bat practical truth founded 00 long yean of exporteooe,
volumes of testimony, and the concurrent admission of
all medical men who have ever-witnessed tbe effects of
ine reraeay. in intacountrv, dyspepsia has heretofore
been so common a complaint, that it might almo.t be
termed a " mitional institution." If, however, dyspep
tics, generally, are wise enough to resort to this reme-
ay, ins aiscs.e win soon become a ranty.
Da. L. J. CiriAT-s Surgical and Medical Iustitutels
so extensively known in this Territwv that anv notice
of it, or of him, might seem soperflaous. Yet'fearing
that there are those who heretofore hiving no need of
medical aid. have cegiecled to ascertain tbe proper
mj itrin-i in ckctoi imiorxune. 10 moee we
beg leave to direct attention to Dr. L. J. Czapksv. who
ia certainly a Physician of great skill nnd wonderful
sncce in hi profusion. The Dr. has devoted much
attention to the treatment of rhr-mic and private dis
eases, and stands unrival!ed in his management of
mem. 10 luose wno need seen awtnee we cheerfollv
recommend Dr. I.. 3. Czapkay ; it would be well at sll
events 10 consnu nim, as he mates no charte for con
saltation, and much g-xd might remit from It. Tbe Dr.
guarantees a cure in a!l ciscj or ak no compensation.
" see lr. I.. J. Czapkay sadvertnementiin another
column 01 mis pnper. 12in J
SALEM MABKET.
IXIRRECTEO WEEKLY, BY B. P. EROtTX.
Salem. July 23, I?57.
ritoDi'ci.
Wheat, white : dull 1 00
Wheat, mixed, do 90
Oa"ts, i 40 5o
Potatoes,
50
Onions, .
B-.-ins, ......
Peas : ..
Bacon, sides,
Bacon, hams, ...... ...... ...
Lard, in kegs, .. ... .... ..
Butter, fresh rolls, ..... ..
Batter, packed, .
Eirgs,
Chickens, per doson
Elour, per 100 lbs.,
Pork,
FRUITS .
Dried Apples,.... - ..
75 s
1 M
I 00
t 00
S SO
14
IS
15
35
30
85
3 U0
3 00
.. Cash.
5 a 6
16
Id
none.
a 19
a 25
300
Dried Peaches,
Dried Currants,
Apples, per bushel, Summer, .
LUMBER.
Fir, clear, pr M ,
Cedar, par M,
Shingles, cedar, per M,...
Shingles, 6r. per M, ..
GROCERIES.
Sugar, !?. O.,
Sugar, China, ..
6fr, wkil, rushed, ........ ..
9.vrnp
Coffee, .... . ..
Rice,
Soap
Salt
Candles, adamantine,
Candles, tallow,
Saleratus,
. 17 00 a 90 00
30 00a 3500
C00i7 00
500
13 a 82
16 a 19
95 a 30
S5a 1 60
17 a 19
15 a SO
I9ia 14
24 a 3
37la 50
. 1
85 a 37j
I?4a 15
Cordage, .
25 a 33
Whit Lead, 15 00al6 00
Nails, ent, per keg 7 50 a 800
Naila, wrought, per kee, 13 00 a 1500
OILS.
Linseed, per gallon.scarce, . . . . . 2 75
Boiled OU a 8 75
Whale 1 50 a S 00
Glass, per foot, . . 8 a
DII OOODI.
Sheetings, hroTvn, i. 10 1
Sheetings, bleached, IS a
Drills, brown, 10 a
L 14
80
12
20
i?
374
100
50
75
13
10
17
14
10
18
50
33
40
Drills, blue,
Merrimac Prints, . .
Common Fancy Prints,....
Mons. DeLaine
Irish Linen,....
Brown Linen
Brown Table Linen
Satinett, double mills!, 1
Kentucky Jeans, .... .
Cotton Jeans
OU a
1 85
371a 60
SO a 35
Pants, satinett, 9 00
Boots, kin, J 50
a 4 00
a 4 00
Btots, calf, :
.5 00 a 7 00
MARRIED.
In Salem, O. T.. Thursdav 83d lust., bv Rev. Mr.
Fearne. Mr. Tho as Smitb, of Jackson county toaiise
ItlXO.KU WAftX UABttlsON
DIED.
' In Portland, on the 21st inst.,
Painter's cholia.
Mr. E. D altos, of I
W. W. Page.
TTORXET AXD COCXSELLOB AT LAW. 6a
lem. O. T Office, first door south of tbe States
man Office, np stairs. 20tf
Blanks.
DEEP8, mortgages, powers of attorney for sale of
scrip, tlx receipts, Gnal proofs, and notifications
a new lot jm-t printed and for sale at the Statesman
Office.
July 27. 1857. 20tf
Notice
ri hereby given to the citizens of Marion f"rjft
county and vicinity that the subscriber will 1rf(
ofler for sale, on the first day of next Scptem
ber. the followincr nronertv to wit :
13 bead of good American cows and their calves ;
cows all well broke ! 9 head yearling steers and hell
ers; one 2 year old steer; two 3 year old steer; 2
yearling marc colts ; one 2 year old mare colt ; 1 One
American mare, 4 years eld ; 1 Spanish mare ; 1 good
two horse wagon; I sett short tug harnew.
Terms op Sals Three or six months credit to suit
purchasers with note ami approved seenrity if reques
ted, at 10 per cent discount, for cash down. Place of
sale at Mr. Rolands one, mile north cast of Conaer's
Kerry. Sale to commence at 10 o clock, P. M.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Marion CM., July 21, 1R57. 20tds
Indian Department Notice.
SEALED proposals for fnrnisbing one hundred tons
of good merchantable flour in sacks, containing 50 or
100 pounds each, will be received ut this office, until
10 o'clock, A. M., of tbe 17th day of Angust next. The
flour to i delivered at tbe agency on the Silettz River,
on or before the tirst day of November next
Tbe eoutracwr will be required to give bonds in the
sum of ten tbousaca aoiiars ror tne laitniui perform
ance of tbe contract.
It is desired that all proposals be fnll and precise,
and that each be aceompaulcd with the wBtTTE. con
ssst of two responsible ncrsous to become seenrity for
tbe faithful execution of any contract based on said
proposals. All proposals must be addressed to the un
dersigned and marked on the outside " Proposal for
ia-nisaing uour.
Pavmcnt will be made a soon as funds applicable to
tliat purpose sra received fro a the Trtasnr Depart
ment. For the information of bidden, I would say that the
money out of which it is expected to pay for the floor
was appropriated by the last Congress, and while 1 am
unable to fix upon any exact time when it wiH be re
mitted, I confidently believe that it will be received
bere on or before tbe expiration of the time fixed for
the delivery of tbe floor.
he proposals will be opened publicly, and al! inter
ested are invited to he present.
J. W. NESMITH.
rt . Snpt. Ind. AfTa. O. and W. T.
fr iICE lND,! Affairs.
Salem, O.T.. Jul, is, 1R57. r0wl
Notice
T8 kmbt given, that we. the undersigned -"xti
wrem in hnu Ar ao 1 i, . . r- i ... j .
late or Linn count, will mlv a tka P...-. ..
Win county to rWgn ear letters of administration upon
the aforesaid estate. , , GIDEON W. BACKUS, t
Boiler and Steam Enilne for Snln.
rpHE cudersignej bffers for sale a steamboat boiler
-7- euRiue ; mey will be Bold wnerately if .desU
,.. . ABKHJtfKTH Y ft CO.
; )rfgn C J".v . 18S7. - 2(,tf
81,000 Reward.
ALL penons who may be indebted to thr uadcrslirn
ed are hereby notified that I bare this dav left ut
notes and account aK.iaxt tiiein witli R v 'a.lt.Tl
Kq.. for collection.
y. F.
Sselein, July 81. 157.
1-Ll.MOXDOS.
20ra3
Dental.
T K. CARDWELL, Dcntiat. will practice ia Eueene
J . tity, from July 21st, to Augiwt 6tb ; will practice I
tn Kosebiirglrom AnB.t 7th. to 31 ; will pTaSS Tin
XV Incbeerrrnra September 1st. to loth 5 will practice
t Baker' Mills, September 11th, to 15th. Willviait
uicnuBuime points wncn requefliea.
J. R.CARDWELL,
JulyU. loi?. istd
A r at r Notice!!
SEALED proposals for furnishing I8,M0 bu-hcli of
oats, will be received st the offioe or the Asit. Quar
termaster at Fort Vancouver, W. T., until It o'clock
M.. on tbe 10th or Aamst next. These
aeiircrcani roix aucouver.01 a merritantable quality
of standard weight. In xtrons; sack of two bushel each!
Say cooo busbcM daring the months of Angust and
September. CWQ in October, aud the remaining 1000 In
November, ia lots of aotlt th.in 1000 bushels.
Proposals will be entertained from oarties uffarin. 1.
furnish the whole amount required, or a portion onlv
kot Lea's than 8000 bushels.
It U dcolred that all propo-ats be full and precise,
and that esch be accompanied with tbe waiTTEK com"
scst of two responsible and respectable cersons to iu.
come security for tbe faithful execution f any con
tract based on said proposals. All proposals must be
addressed to the undersigned and marked on tbe out
side Proposals for furnishing forage."
The nnJersirncd reserves 1 1 himielf the t'.rV.t in re
ject any or all of t!ie proposals.
tilir tS IN u ALLS,
Csit. and A int. Or. ef a.ttn. II. A fin i
Ofkice of Asst. Qa. Maarca , Ft. Vancouver W. tl
jone . tr. 193
Sale of School Lauds, Marios Conntj."
OX Monday, tbe 7th day of September next, at tbe
Conrt house. In Salem, will be offered for sale a
praou 01 uie scnooi lanas in Marion county.
Sale to commence at Id o'clock A. M.
icxats or bits. One fourth of the purchase money
In hand, and the remainder iu three euai, annual in
stalments, at ten per cent per annum iutcest from date
of purch
For further particulars see statute of 1365'S.
r . m. a ilesctlptton or tbst portion of the land
which will be offered for sale, may be found at the of-
B.F.BONHAM
, ' Sapt. Com. School?, Marion Co.
ouruiuiTS, lUj. laws
It. 31. Dtt Helle.
DEALER ia Oregon Produce. OiBce at W.
wold A Qo.'s styre. Salem.
Salem, July 1. 1So7.
Look. Here !
r.
L Cne -
1
Li. persons indebted to raewiU tlcase come for-
a. waru ana jeme pp. I'roduce. st ca-h prices, will
be taken for debts ca?h will not h. nf,.i t.i--
haate, 1 want to close up my books, and dont want to
be aLwars about 1L These having demands agaiiist
me will present tbem at mv old stand and ret the mm.
' - V AT 14 I I V
Corvallis. Joly 4, 1?I7. istf "
Hogs. Hogs. Hogs.
rpHE substrii'er wishes to contract for 10.000 Perk
J 1 8 VT ur-orx. ror which the h ghest
market price will be paid in cash.
i.:x:rai advances wiil be made in carbon contracts
. ? - M. DU UELLE.
jn- vmce una. uruwotii and Co. a. Salem.
Salem, July 1, 1957. istf
Jackson Call Billiard Saloon.
iorre?rrz mx cm wrvrvi w , , v
fpilE Cfacicest UqoorieonCantlv on band at
K ,be McCO.NXELLA WRENN.
Lorvajiu.jnjy4.lo57. 19tf
Wanted.
100,000 XVi
B. H. DU EELLE.
r Offi?e at Oriswold 4 Co.
Salem. Ja.'y I.1S57.
l?tf
Salem Bath House.
OPEN every Wednesday and Satordsv,
and S'indaymonilugs nntil 10 o'clock
Single Tickets,
ii W.
1 tr drea.
To be had at the bouae.
c 00.
Terms ch. -
MORIUS THOMAS. Pn.p'r.
HmJ
Salem. July 14. 157.
llunles.
OVES and covered buggies Conncord
make, for aaie. Apply to
J- M cCR A KEX , Portland.
liar Fixtures for Sale.
rpHE subscriber, desirous of ebangieg his business.
u:i i"i Mie ine nar nxturea or the ShakJpeare
Saloon, la Corvallis. together with a fine billiard table
and tbe balls. Ac, belng:ng to the alien connected
with the Saloon. All the article are in go.d order.and
will be sold for the cash down on verv liberal terms.
appij immeuiateiy 10
..... CHAS. SILVER.
Corvallis. July . 19SZ.. ; Mw3
Efftu Ksrrs- Ens.
4 WAiiTED' ,0-000 doten tnh W-for "bich cash
"I V will be paid, by li. M. DU BELLE.
at (Jnswold ft Co.
lSlf
Salem. July 1. 1SS7.
JVotice.
IIORVALLIS Ware House. No. l.we offer for rent-
ISAAC MOOHK. or
way man sr. clair.
In connection with the above we have a pork house
'tf MOORE A St. CLAIR.
Orleans Warehouse.
ORLEANS Ware H.w, opposite Cnmllis. for rent.
Stf , ISAAC MOORE. -
AUUKb room in Orleans, a first rate stand for a
nroduce deslpr. Th Drlnra ....1
win oe rrniea logeinern required.
ISAAC MOORE.
- July 8, 1857. istf
Iard lVanted. , -..
LARD 23.000 Tor which cash will be paid, by
B..M. DURELLE,
' . atUriswold A Co.
Salem, July l.lSoi. istr
C. B. Pillow. '
DEALER in clocks, watches and Jewelrv. Pa- SS.
lem, O. T. Particular attention paid to tbe 7?
repairing of watches and clorks. All work war- Bait
ranted. Jewelry repaired at short notice.
FOR RALE: - '
Watches and clocks, 8 dav striking clocks at
low price ; also 30 hour marine clocks.
JEWELRV.
very
Ladies and rents Brooches. Flnrvr Hino. r. Bin..
r:.,u D....1.1 1 . ! B-... ...B .,
v"u i..v rira, muam oaillB, XC., OtC.
Salem, July 6, 1857. nf
Ambrolype and Dafutrrraa Collerj.
rpiIE undersigned being permanentlv loestod at En.
X gene City, and having made all ne'nurr arramre-
ments are now fully prepared to take both Ambrotype
ni LTBKuerreoiype picmres, anu respectfully solicit thi
call and attention of the pnbllr.
Gallery at The Globe Hotel ia Eucem Citr.
PARKS i II AFT.
June 6, 1S57. , I7m3
A'otice. .
NOW fir large Falcs and small profils, for rash or
Oregon produce. , A well selected a.tKortment of
aresa paucriu, iwiiines, aennoa, Calicoes. Uuigbams
aud all ctber goods Mr ladiea. An assortment 01 bon-
nem nnu lanies nais 01 me latest fashion.
Also a well selected assortment of clothing, boots and
shoes of the best oualitv. coffee.
pepper. AalaratuB, aud lamp oil, wfth oUer articlcH.ioo
nnmrron-w monunn. ror imiij opposite Baum & Bro.,
a4xr Aw uwi v air VU"u fl-KCI
, ,c. L. WESTACOTT.
. May 19, lfS7. lOtf
Bakery and Confectionery.
TIIE nndorsigned would announce to the public that
1 . U . . 1 1 : . 1 . .1 .
mv; u'o ccutun-uKu uieniseires in the baking and
confectionery bueinesa at Salem, on Commercial street,
cvmiiu uuur nuno 01 tne union uouse. A thorough
experience at the baking business they trust will enable
them to give satisfaction to their customers. All order
f UUIMjr uiicg.
Groceries and Frnits, will also be kept constantly on
t?d-J.. McGIXN & WRIGHT.
Strayed,
l('nu5 " suDscnber. a portion of his stock, marked
-"- ruui a iouowb: crop off tbe lull ear. and
swallow-fork in the right, U. brand. Any person know
ing the whereabouts of oattlo bearior this brand and
marks, will be properly rewarded by sendicg me infor-
on' i Aaew HEATHERLT.
Lane connty, Ang. T, 195C. .:;, . j?tf
Notice 9100 Reward. c ;
I HAVE this day disposed of all my right and inter
est of the stock appcrtaiaing to the Belvidere 6.
loon" to nessro. tt. a. xtaraer . Co., and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me heretofore either by
note or account, will please come forward and settle up
EPSEBE M. PLAMOKDOV.
Sam, May 6, 1657. . ?m3
AtG.E. COLE'S.
rnnu, ginghams, and deUioeai - r I Oregon rrOQBCC.
iwn,,uree ana wis- i T HAVE received by utrR Kabanikete.
: L,aaici gioves; iairhen and rasntilhu; ' ' I gtcamer C
Cravat, handkerchiefs and hrir.
l4ies and gout kid gloves all colors -
Ladies collars, sleeve aud embroidery;' ' "
BtupcndeMi belts and elastic: .
Silk and merino under shirts and drawers;
leans, tweeds and Satiaetta;
dents white ebirU great variety; ,
Hickory, check and calico sbirU; .
Flannels, crash and diaper toweling;
Fancv bed blanketi. and saddle blankets t .
I
i
! . Sheetings, ahirtiog and domestic goods;
! Men's coats, vests and panU;
. Boy's coats, vests sad pants;
:- Mpn's boots aud shoes of every description;
- Ladiea abees and and gajtere, ol all kind
Children slioei -great variety:
leuU, ladies, auS children Kllppera; '
Men's and boj's cashmtre, wool ana fur hak;
Crockery, Glasawarc, Looking-glasses, Tubs,
Woudcnt-warc, Buckets and Brooms;
Hardware of all kinds, Saab, Window Glass and Patty,
j Uralo Cradles, Scythes. Snaths, Forks and Kakes.
50 kegs Xails Old Colony. Warehani
anil Parker's brand.-". 4c, Ac.
CAETENTEH'S AND BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS-
Hammera, hatchets and braces.
Drawlng-kaivee awd planes.
1 Riveting, and shoeing hammers,
fr'teel square, iron squares and try squares.
Rip and cross, band saws and wood saws.
Paint brushes, chweb and gimlets.
uua. screws, locks and latches.
Pocket knives, knives and forks,
- Cupping knives and razors.
rowaer, snot. Ic4 and cans.
GRQCEB1ES.
Eat Boston tyrop in kegs, and on draogM,
" Tea? in caddy's and in balk,
Sugar, coffee, stlaratus,
' . ' Dried apples, tobacco and salt.
Pie fruit. pic!ik-s and vinegar.
Soap, candles and starch.
TO BLACKSMITHS A OTHERS.
To nrrive In fifteen days from San Francisco, a large
assortment of Iron and Steel, Iron axels, steel spria,
??. waon boxes, which I will sell at such prices as
will give satisfaction. o. C COLE.
CorvallM. June 89, 1BS7. 16tf
WANTED in exchange fr merchandise or on ae
count 10.000 lbs. good butter, for which I will
pay Si cents per lb. o. E.COI.E.
T'ff.'tfTE0 ia exchange for CiH or merchandise,
I T 50,000 lbs. Cf bacoa for which I will pay the
bighert price. 0. E.COLE.
I WANTF9 13 "eh"? 'r csh. 80.000 11. washed
I W00'' for 1 M PJ 1 cents per lb.
O. E. COLE.
WAN TED in exchange Tor cash or merchandise, 100
ii. bashe" of Ko& apples, to be delivered by the
twin 01 August nignest price paid. O. E. COLE.
T AM going to San Francisco about tbe
18th of A
m. gust, ana an persons harms
lavmar bottrr. rn lrJ K
con, or wool, to dispose of would do well to bring them
I lire. U. KLIfllR
Cspeclal Notice.
11SH on accounts or for goods will not tt rtfiutd to
v laia Mir. is. E. COLE.
I rPUE iron- 1. Iron axles and wsiron boxes have
1 J. arrived at O. F COLE'S.
j Y"H,TE td ,n1 Linseed Oil, at
G.E. COLE'S.
TTOI'S. hemp rope, clitbliceg, and grass rope, st
a A . u. i.-a
lOTTON warp and wool cards, at
0. E. COLE'S.
COLLINS axea, with and without handles, at
V-' 15. E. Cnt.TTSL
PiUAfcULS. mautllias. delait.es. braize. Cbalim.
silks, lawns, ginchams. cambric in!Th.tmi
pace) and all kinds of ladles drew goods in great vine
s' (i. K. IXJLFTi
BUTTER salt 8SO00 Ibe. for sale low. at
ii. E. COI.E-S.
H
OES, shovelV, axes and hammers at
C. E. Colb's.
I 17 V f Jt Y T HLX O in the way of Farmer's supplies, fur
cic vmsp Ki. zi. (JOLB S.
TTERYTHLKO that Farmers have to sell, boocnt at
O. E. Colb's.
-IRUCKXRT of ail kiaJa at
pLAvTAREofsllkind.
H. E. Coui
O- E. Colx's.
rOOUEN ware and brooms at
G. E. Colk's.
BCGOT whips, Carriage whips and stage whips at
G. B. Colb's.
Tti!' fchoes end gaiterx. toys acd youtaa sl:oes
ccarse and fin, for sale at
U. E. CilLt s.
CHrLIRES-S shoes, etout, medium sd Be, for sale
, Bt O.E.Coi..
1 A DIES gaiters, slippers and shoes of every detcrip-
G. E. Cote's.
LADIES dress goods.
Cue assortment at
epriug and summer styles ;
O. E. Cole's.
D
RKSS trimmings for sale at
G. E. Cole's.
V7"rJITE goods, embroideries, larrn.
trimmings, etc.
O.K. CeLSf.
v v etc.
.etc.. at
"PRIXTS. spring and summer rty'ee. Merrimack. Co-
x cnico, union, t'diuaeiuuii and Manchester at
O. E. Colis's.
SMALL profit and quick returns is the motto at
S-E CoLB'a.
.Indian War Claims.
THE Comraision appointed to examine and report
pou the expenses incurred in the suppression of
nosmiiiea in me iaie inuixn war in Oregon and Wash-
Inzton ov the territorial oovernmepts of raid TVrriin.
nes, hereby give notice that hereafter tbe board will
concentrate its work at Vancouver. . T.. whrrr ail
applications and eommnnicatione touching its official
duties may he made.
The labors of the Commission . under the hi and th
order organizing tbe board, are devoted to ascertain
ing and reporting Me expanses eeeinuiy nwwrrset fry
t-.e rte TWsCories ta simaresssitr Misa aiMfiKfin Stm.-
liaun ctaim wu matins lor sue losaot prtiperty dur
ing tbe war, not actually in tbe pnblie service, cannot
be entertained or passed unoa. Claims of this kinH
can only be acted upon nnder further legislation of
rerson nsviug cuius ret anaaineted with the re
spective Territorial authorities should see to it that
such claims be recognized by the proper departments
i ine mie voinuieer mine, anu presented through
tbem to the commiaaioe.
Hoping to make a final report to the Secretary of
" ar eany in ia coming autumn, it is urged hv the
commission Wat authorities ami claimants interested
will exhibit tbe promptness which will render such
consnmmation pracucaoie.
A. J. SMITH. U.S. A.
t " RUFCS LVGALLS.U.S. A.
v L- F.GROVER.
' Commissioners
Vancouver. W. T., Ju'y 8, 18S7. !Sw4
SI" Other miners of Orearow and Wa.ahinirtnn Terri
tories please publish 4 weeks and tend bill to Commis
sion.
Marion House. Salem.
ryMIE undersigned announces to the poMic
-a. mat ne uas purcirasea tne well Known
tavern stand, called tbe Marion House, in Sa
lem, together with the furniture and fixtures
thereof. He will keep it tn first rate style, and invites
tne patronage or the public. R. M. MAY.
May 2J, IS07. Htf
Wool, Wool, Wool j
r 1Mb undersigned are now prepared to card wool, at
.a. toe machine, near the Mtrie Mills, on the Little
Luckiamnte, Polk County, O. T. A difference of three
cents per in. win be made in tbe carding. in cases where
grease is nrrnisbed. EVERTS & CO.
aiayii. 185T. .... liml
Money to Loan.
tSJrXflfifi TO loan or exchange for Bntter. Pork.
latMMW Rirm, l.arrl Uom. ptfn mi x..
A.i The highest market price will be paid for a'ny of
tne iwwr namej articles in caan, ny '
. H.M.PU RELLE.
VW Offii-e at W. C. Griswold ft Co .
Salem. July 1,135 7. ' 10
A Rare Chance.
THE subscriber will rent bis place, one of
the most desirablo locations rti Salem,
and near the Institute, for one or two years;
will rent it furnished, together with a cow, a
good orchard, that Will produce thirty bushels of ap
ples this year, and a large quantity of currants ; will
board with the occupant wife and one child four mm.
old. In a word, he will give any one without young
children, who has children to school, such a rhnny. .t
will induce bim to accept of the offer which he will
make.. W. WARREN.
Salem, July 6, 1657. - . I7w3
Engene City Hotel.
rrtHE undersigned would inform hit friends
J- and the traveling public generally, that Rf !)
fitting it ud. in a new. and splendid UvTe itK Jim
ne nas nua ine cuaene utv uouj. and ::t
private rooms for travelers, ladiea, gentlemen, or fami
lial. Tbe table shall be plentifully furnished with eve
ry thing tbe country affords. . I haTe first rate (table
and will keen cnn-tantlv ammlled with rlit r
hay. Ac, and I think I can render general satisfaction
to all who will favor me with a oalL
il- U. HARLOW
Eogene City, June 28, 1857. 17w
One Thousand Dollars Reward '
TTTILL be paid by the subscriber, to any peraa who
V will furnish him with 3 100 pounds good batter
H. M. Pu RELLE.
at GriswnM A- r '
Salem. July 1, 1857." - 18tf ' .
Notice.
and for Cash,
Hale von. and
bhuBhia, t arrivedi a freh lot of arace-
riea, Ac. ahigtyaddM fott former stodr.offtr aa good
svs assort f fn i luuaffrsr, piusjskin, paints and oils
uaref sdae-TerrStory, to wit: - .
i4 wisraiSo. 1 aogar. - . Jr
i 4. A lbs. beat Ban green coffee, :-, , .
n' U9lt. Java. . . ,
. iJbM lbs. Manilla No. 1 engar. .
- S001b.N.O.an4S.I.sagar iaboU.andkegs.
io ins. Oiaca pepper (roona ,
70 box gr. spue. . -
200 lb, allapise, (round,) , - i
lOdot.Eog, and Am. nuw tar din glass, ,
" plefmit -S
' freak peaches :'
a
e "
1? "
8
5
i
tomato catsup In eases S ea. in glass,
Cayanne pepper (in glass) '
t resh Baltimore cove o Titers 5 lb cans,
Lobsters, fresh in 8 tt cans.
urooms,
Tainted palls, (S hooi,)
T. Collins A Co. axes, with and
with
ax handles, , " - .
. Its. Borax, ' " " '
SO lbs. Onm camphor. '
iO boxes ad. candles e's, 80 and to ea. '
50 " Hill A Colgate's No. 1 soap,
S " Olive oil Splsgnolla brand "
5 " Cresm Tartar.
10 " Saiaratos,
10 kegt
6 " Soda. ' '
30 chests, old and young hyson, gun powder.
- uupenai mua uwwi ia mux and IA I
I B caddies.
f
100 half boxes sardines.
.10 , - Oherkins in I gals.
JO. Tobacco" diff. brands,
30 Juz. papers smoking
V 1-TJ
Txra matches.
fate aatnaeajs.
30u Iha. Carolina aud Cltisa rke,
S00 gala, spsirm and polar oil. ( ;
HO sacks Liverpool (rd. and S. I. ealt,
S half bbla. SU'art's crashed sugar,
SO kegs " Seth AJro' ijnf In kegs,
' . bbli.pu cider ?negtr, dried apple Ac.
. Akui a general assortment ot nainU, paint oils, win
daw glass and nails, to wtt :
300 gals, raw and uabo3oI cil,
20 Copal varnish,
SO Spirit's torpentiae. r -
, - . - ,60 boxes German glass SX 10, luK 15. 10X 14,
;- JtIO, AC. j
- firv and Bribed civis of all colors, and sc quantity.
. A good assortment Cf paint and other brushes ; alan
a gooa asonment 01 tscrrra akv aama.
I have of Oregon prodoce '00 Iba. Oregon A No. 1
better. to 8,000 lbs. bacon, .am. shoulder, and aides,
30 bosfael beans, ii bushel peas, SO bushel buck wheat
floor. SO sacks 8. F. floor. oaU, tlu'W ffed. andanv
quantity of first rate potatoes. i. PEEaCOTT.
Oregon City, Feb. 9, 1357. .. f 'f .
lis ! Tc Workers ef Inn ud Steel f
I HAVE this dav received by the arrival of the J. R.
Whiting from San Francisco, the following assort
ment of iron and steel, to wit :
2.000 lbs. Norway shape.
J.0OT Iba. i K Iron (flat.)
2.000 ' 3X4-18
3.000 " iXi " "
3.000 " , 5-16. i. 1, and 1J. inch round
1,000 " assorted cast steel.
100 " hce shoe nails. (Ot
Which together with stock In store makes as com
plete an assortment aa can be found in Territorv and
will be sold as cheap as the cskafist fcr cash or c-ion-
rry prouace. J. s. FEESCOTT
Oregon aty. Feb. S3, 1957. 50tf
Keapers. Tbresfaers.
PERS0X3 who have purchased Reapers or Thresh
ers of ta. are herebv notified that thev have arrir-
ed and are ready fur delivery. Al-to on band S eieht
horse Threshers for sale.
ii. A BERNETHT A CO.
Jcn15.1S57.
IStf
Lime.
fZC bbls.Lime, Jost received at
A BERNETHT A COS,
June 15. 17.
lfitr
Grain Cradles.
fZ VOL. superior, fire fingered grain cradles. ju?t re-
j ceiveu anu jor sale. u. AtttKIHt ; A CO.
jnne 1 . taST. - jstf
Tobacco.
Q A CASES best brands received and let sale low :
iCJ 5 C. Prsde of the Union ;
5 c Anie&ce;
5 C. Cockade ;
5 C- Grape and Bird Pars&no.
Q-ASSRyEIHY A CO.
Boots and Shoes.
BOOTS
band.
and t-hocs scitad ta tbe summer trade en
Q. ABEEXSTHT ft CO.
Nails.
KEGS a9orted sizes for sale bere
to
O. ABERygtHT i CO.
Drills.
BALES Drills Just received aed for sale
10
U. ABERKETHT ft CO.
IStf
Jor.e
1557.
. ...- . galea, Harkca. -
' pHE scbscriber. proprietor of the Salem Market. In
jl tne center 01 ine town, u nasnv to irm ths 1
lie that he keep constantly on band a supply at aB the
varieties of meats. freh and pickled. Be ajso has fhs
vanoos ainas 01 veretao.es in therr season. Beef will
ne sola as ioimws: tore Quarters. S cents oer in., bind
quarter 10 cents; and if y on want a choice piece, I shall
curse you a r n a pmn.
au ainraoi larmer s nroaucc ana rratn reeVMi in
exenange lor meets. THOMAS CEOSS.
KSiem. JU1T 7. ISA 6. i7tf
Fresh From New York.
O.V HAND AXD IfOlV BECElVtTfti.
I K1 UOOU8, CloUiing. Boees and 8bnea. Hard-
jl ware, urocenes. hooics ami stattanfcrv. f".' tm
ana see mess. - zeu - J. z. A I. R. MOORek.
HULL'S No. 1 Soap, the best you ever used. Try it
White lead, linseed oil.
turDentine. cnttv.
indigo, nsdder, copperas, alnra.
oil for lamps snd machinery,
New Orleans sugar,
crashed sugar,
cream tartar, saleratas, soda, at
2stf
MOORES'.
FAMILY BIBLES, Webster's Quarto Dictionary,
L rivereitv "
Variety of Miscellaneous Works,
worth bnrinr. at
Stf
MOORES.
Adnainistrator'a Xotice.
"VTOTICE is hereby given thit the undesigned was
i V apgointed administrator, of the nctato nt I tv
BKlUi3. deceased, fctteof Marion Co.. O.T on the
13th dav of Jnlv. 1SS7. 1,v 11. Jtir nt th trK...
Conrt of Marion Co., therefore all persons indebted to
said estate wiil please come forward and make pay
ment to the undersigned at bis residence eight miles
nrth of Salem, and all nersons harini' claim aniiutf
said estate, will present the same with I he proper voach-
im, wituiu ww jtar irozn tne eate 01 tnis notice.
I. W.HILE. AdraiaT.
Jaly 13, 1857. ... 19w
Probate Notice.
"VrOTICE is hereby given that bemetrious D. Hook-
A v 1 er Executor of the last will and testament of
M. UAKKOWS, deceaed, has rendered her so
counts to the probate court of Polk county, for final set-
ftinutiw. ibu toe conn nas annointM rum nm inecnav
of August, at Dallas in said county, for the adjustment
wiwnn. ' JAMliS TA1LUK.J. P.
July 7, 1857. 10w3paid
Administrator's Notice.
XTOTICE is hereby given, that tbe undersijrned 1
it appointed administrator of tbe estate or FESO
COOLIUGE. deceased. Uta of Marion eountv. O.T- on
the 30th day of June. 1857, by tbe Jadge of tbe probate
conrt in aud for Marion oonntv. therefore aU nersons
wing said estate will please come forward and make
payment 10 tne undersigned at his residence in rillver-
1 cnuuty, ana nit nersons navtng claims
gainst said estate will nreaent the came with tbe eras
er vouchers within one year after tbe date of this ne- I
w tuey win oe lorever barred.
AI COOUDGE. Admin'r.
Jnne 30, 1S57. - . : , . 17w4paid
Probate Notice-
NOTIC E is hereby given, to all persons mtereeted in
the estate of ELi GIGL IRE. deceased, that the
administrator of said estate, has filed his petlvion in the
probate court ii and for Marion county, asking an or-
urrorcii toe real estate 01 said deceased, whtca is
situated in Marion county, tberetnra ali persons iater-
n xaio estate win please ssae notice timtsstd pe
tition will be heard or. Monday the 3d day of August.
196 7, at one o'clock. P. M.. of said day. aod it is order-
u. uv mun, im uua some oe puDusaea iu tne
urcgou otateeman rorionr soccesnre wecas.
J. D. BOON. J. P.
Jnly 6. 1957. r 18w4paid
; - Gattle for Sale.
THE aubacribsr, living at Humphrey's fer
ry, in Marion Couctv. will sell sixlv head
of stock. cotMUtins? of cows, calves, vearlincs
and beef cattle, and three horses. They will be sold on
fair terms. Purchasers are requested to call and look
at toe stoat. ; , 1::- . s. i.sunaau.
June 27. 1857. , . ' . . 16w6paid
Sold Out. :
THE subscriber, having sold out, oalla upon every- j
bodv indebted to bim to settle up their aocoana.
ale can be found a tne 01a hwv.
rniLircoiusi.
Salem. March S. 1857. , - - SJtf , ,
Land Warrants lllgnesi . rTtcc.
rpHE undersigned will pay oaah. aad th highest prW
A betag paid, tor a row una wstiausk ppiy as ue
Btatesaaan office. ... asarirn. BUSH.
Balem. June 73, 1857. ISO
Wanted
"T UTTER B9fi0 sVs. for which the highest market
JL9
pries win be paid.by
. W. DTJ RELLE."
at GriswoiaT k Co.
. H8tf
taTcm. July L. 1S57.
EST RAY NOTICES.
' IHuUHea of ail setisys are itqniiosl by law to be aa
rertised ia the SttManan. The charge therefor, flxed
bv the" law,' Ja one dollar for each animal taJam up.
tlo advertiseinent will appear nnder thi bead until
paid for.
fb'drrf ni snfleyyor": ktasftbas flte cofscca anfcmf
is Kent with an estray notice, tbe aotfee will not be pb
published until Urc full amounS is received. : We eaa't
charge c"tT nottc4h)taniocflf la too anall.
TAKEN UP, by tbe undersigned , residence two BlUe
north of Silvertea. one rod cow. three years old.
the half of the fiaehead white. tUo other browa. ism
white on the belly and brisket , ,
ri. t. Htmrrt j ' r
June zi, 1(557.
!0w?
TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living on the Toad
leading from Jacksonville to 0mpqua, about 111
miles from Jacksonville, a moose colored mare, aupwu
aed to be about seven years old. legs nearly black, soma
saddle marks, bat no brands perceivable ; she baa been
racnfng In the neighborhood about three months, and
waa shod ail round when sbe I rat came. .
f- . - - - W. KINO.
-July, 4; 1SC7. Krwl
TAKEH UP, by the enbtcriber, living at the mona
tain honae, Ashland preciBct; Jackson coasty, one
small flea-bitten gray mare, with a email bay borse
coit ; tbe mare ia branded on the left shoulder with T ;
she has lately last her shoes.
, JAMES F.ASDERSOH.
Jane 3. 1857. lOwt
TAKEN UP. bv the (Qbecriber. living on tbe
X aide of the sooth fork of tbe Luck Inmate, in Poik
Co., in what is called the QiHam aetUeaaeat, clay bank
colored horse, about three years old last spring ; so
marks or brands perceivable. Said horse has basal fan
ning about my premises abect eighteen month?.
. JAME9 C.HALL.
;. June t3, 135?. '- - 0ir
T,Alif VP- nr table rock, one pair of black and
white cartie, about six years old. crop off the left
ear . brand no F. M. CflAPVAK. '
Jackson county. July a, 17. jje,
Tito CP, by the subscriber, Irving in LooUngrlaaa
Prairie, one red cow. three years old, epockied is
the flanks, some white in th f.,- m ..1 1 :.i. .
, r'.l Mr ; other marks or brands. AIso.mm
redbetfer calf, one year old next summer, no marks
or brands- JOSEPH H17VTI v.
April3,lS57. -' ' - . gy,,
rt 1AKEN UP. by the enhecrlber, living on tbe nortar
X west side of Long Tom. three aailea east of fkt-.
point, one yellow, or pale red steer, aboct fear yean
old. Wfth a swallow fork far tbe left ear. Lmi.
crop off the right ; branded with J. W.ea Ihe hint
Said steer came to n: 7 premfaes one yew ago hurt sarirg.
Also, one dera red boil, with some white ssocka ea bis
hlpc, a natnrai V on hi hip; no other marks or brsaAs
perceivable. Tbe said bell la a year old oast . and em
to my premises mat ran. ' WU. R. CROWE.
Jniy 29, 157. JOwS
TAKEJf CP, by taosub-eriber, in Silver creek pre
cinct. 3 miles north of Silverton. on tar about tw.
iNtft day cf May, . 1 Si 7, one Indian mare, supposed to
be roar yean oia, oarx nev color, three white feet
blaze face, braudad with the letter A on left shoulder:
ao tber mirks or breads perceivable. -
JUita WABXOCX.
Jane ii, 17. - 20wl
r-AKJf CP, by the soicriorr, living ia Praorienre
X finct Linn cocsty, ene roxa syeckard cow, marked
with ah under bit off each ear, supposed to be erx years
old. Alsby oct red cow with) a whits belly, sad a few
white specks "n the bind paria ; no marks ox baxads
perceivanU. ssppoaed to fire years oM.
, , . HESEYCVFOtrSrA'W.-
JoJyZl.1557- , aowa
TaKFTV UP. by the saiscriber, living in Bariingtoa
Precinct, one rteer to years oM this rprios;, white
with red Epiotches on his aides, red about tbe seek,
white face, marked with a elit in the right ear, a ad a?
smoctb crop off the left, no brands perceivable. Cesser
to my residence some fourteen months ago. - - "
J. W. LA HUE.
Jane 13,1857- 1 ' 20wl
'T'AKLN UP, by the snberiber, living ia Burlington
X precinct. Lien Co oce red steer, two years aid.
BrsrKea with a sut in tne left ear, the buah of tua tall
whits : no brands perceivable. Came to my resideace
some foBrteea months ago. . J. W, LA RUE.
July II. 1857. 2 Owl
TASXM UP, on my premises, 10 miles southeast of
ha lem. ia Miil crctX Prairie, cne iron grey Indian
norse, 3 years cia. witn some wnne in tne lace : a
marks or oranda percent hie ; said borse was taken np
ov me s trace ine lotn isst. A;jo. oca rea cow. aboct
fire years old, marked with a smooth crop off esch ear,
and swail.-w fork in the right. Said cow came to my
premises aao&x tse nrat cl May iaaa.
EaJem, Jcly 54, 1S57. 20w2
TAKES UP, by the aubacriber residing IS miles
south of Oregon City, in Upper Mollsla Precinct.
Clackams Co, about the 7th of June. 1SS7, one cow
aboct nve or six years old. Also, two steers, abocxx
the same are, the cow. red. with white fare ; branded
with aotnetbinr in the shape of a h-k on the left his.
crop on the nght ear, bait' crop df the left. Steers,
both briadle. ear marks . the aame, crop and aiit ia right
ear, and s crop in the left.
rv iu.ia acir.N LK)
Jnnex7. 1S67. - . lw2
TAKEN UP. by the subscriber, living in Garden VsJ
ley, aboct C aailea below Winchester, oac red aad
white pided steer, six or seven years old. with dark
face, and branded S on right hip, neighs GOO lbs. Said
r has been running on my range aooct twelve
months. P. P. PALM EB.
July . 1957. I3w
TAKEN UP, by the ondersigned. living adjoining
Delias, Polk Co.. one yearling horse colt, cbestawt
sorrel, two white feet, ball face, with white hairs mix
ed, making him slightly roan.
BUi.UMU.Ji bBELTUK.
Dallas, July. 11, 1357. , , lSwl
- - - .... - - - T-r " ,!, , . . jesai
AtKnceneGitT.
THE subscriber has at Eugene City, case of the beet
general assortment ef Dry Goods", Groceries, Hsrd-
we. f" i1.?e" "
I rt! fin!D? rOT- tob found m Oregon. He is oca-
xmu; rvcvivins uvnis winiiniss w 1113 avoca, aas ai-
wsys keeps it up. My goods are now ali received direct
from San Francisco, where I have a resident agent. All
kinds of farmer's produce received in exchange for goods
I pay higher prices for produce, and sell roods cheaner
than any other store hi the Territory.
JUSrlr-H TEAL.
Eogene Cfty, Jfly 1, ISSt. l&tf
Notice. . .
fTK all whom this may come, greeting : That I sm to
JL leave for tbe States noon, and would respeetrnHr
request those who know themselves indebted to me. or
.U. wnswold A Co to call aed settle without delav.
and oblige . W.C. GRISWOLD.
saiera, January 7J, 1SS7. . 4Gtf
Paper Hangings and Carpets ;
JUST RFCEIVED Per 1st arrivals, by FBANK
J BAKER, 110 and lit Clav street. San Francisco
. 60S cases Paper Hangings, French and Ameri
can every variety ;
eOOO rolls French and American Borders;
- 635 ps Tspestrv Brussels Carpet;
S00 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
230 ps Three-Ply Carpet:
. S00 ps Superfine Ingrain Carpets;
S50 ps Extra Fine Ingrain CarpeM;
200 ps Cotton sad Wool Carpets; .
1I5 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
- 265 ps Bav State Dnigaifcte;
900 ps Oil Cloths, assorted;
125 ps Silk Damask and Brocatella;
800 ps Cotton and Worsted Damask;
4000 pair Window Shades ;
375 pair Lace Curtains;
750 pair Muslin Curtains;
O00 Cornices and Curtain Bands;
315 doaea Matts, assorted; - '
Stair rod. Table Covers, Ginrpa, Fringes, Ac.
Wboleealeand Retail, bv -
FRAXK BAKER.
' 110 A11J Clays.. Sen Francisco.
Orders from the country filled with care and dis
patch. 17m3
Tax Receipt Blanks.
TUSTpriated ot the Statesmaa office a large supply
1 of Tax Receipt Blanks, after an improved form.
r rice, one douar per hundred, uraers by mail, accom
panied with the cash, will be filled by return of mail.
Negotiation of War Scrip.
TtTST printed and for sale at the Statesman office
eJ Masdt sowers of attorney andaseigBmentfer transfer
of war scrip, from a form prepared by aa experienced
! lawyer. Price. $5 per hundred. Orders by mail filled. .
jnly i.ibjws. is
Notice!!! . ,
ALL persons indebted to the Subscriber, are resjaeete
to call and settle with hisa . on or Wor th lit d-r
of July next, and save cest.
JOS. X. rBESCOTT
Orejron City. Jane 1, 1S57. 13tf
Land Warrants Wanted. $ISO.
THE nndeisigned are desirous of buying twenty er
thirty land warrants of one handred snd sixty acres,
foa which we will pay one hundred snd thirty dollars
incash. W. C. GBTSWOI.D A CO.
Reynolds V. Iaw.
13t WASHirOTO STV 8. r-. A? 3 FKOT ST.. rOXTXAJTa.
"10MXISSION Merchants aad daakrs ia aU Irisda of
J Oregon f ruduce. Advances nut on gases oca.
signed to vat and forwarded Jrm J cAatrge.
offlee at J. r ainng m-
Ulctxak Deeds.
A27EW !o. just printed, from a form prepared by
on ef the Judges of tit Snpiesta Coara. sad for
sale at the Stawanu Ofice, at i par bu.drr4.
AngurtlS.lt5. i-- : - . .
TATD for Seluleia Boonty Land Warrants?
JL C. N. TFPRY.
Heautajrant.
JG. S3IBCHRACX has opened a Bestaanot, Bake-.
. ry and Confe!ttonry boose at Corvaiiit, Benton
Co., O. T- Will set th beAt tsfale that the market tu
afford, snd at aU bears. Give bin a call, art door
north of Cir; Hotel. , - - ... ,lf
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