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Newspaper Page TextBs-poericy. 'Tub "people r Oregon and Minnesota ttsvre farmed constitntions and electi-d Slate Out ernmetit, and are now before Congress ask ing to be enrolled In the sisterhood of Stab. Both huve.'of eonrse, farmed rw-fconstitii-tiom ; both ask to become Tree Stale. Theme alicaliui8 wire both eonsitlered lnl week, On-gon in the Senate and Minnesota in the House. The bill for the admission of Minnesota had irevioo!y mssed the 8iite fcj almost a aiiatiunou vote, oalj three Sen ator votiiijt ajrainst it. Now we ak oiir j readers to note the action of the black re publican ineruiH-r upon i!h question or tin adniisKOn or two frrt State. And first as to Oreou fo..k at the sohmIuIoiw coum f Ike ."fiet-doiu surn-kiiin;" Senator p. the question tf the ediiuu f this grai ami growiiiu; frt Stme. ? Te bill hnl bnen rrjwrted bj the commit tee, a lunj.wity "f " are southern wen. Mr. Duglu called it up and nred iu iei atediate imxm. Mr. Benjamin, Senator from Lamistaiui, 'drclaml himself ready U vote -for te admin-ion of t hi ret State, ilr. Oreen, of Missouri, nri-d the M.agr of the bill to admit this new frrt State; and there is no doubt that the main body of the Democratic Senators, and urarlj all those tviireeuliiir skive Staler, were ready to do the tame. But Ha'e, Trumbtl, WJstm, Fkssende an.l Wade UlMMJSKDTHB AD IIISSION of tkii frek State! Ym, these -beststed champions of fiet-tloin, these men who mre eon.-tnuily prating a bunt the "en eroacuuK-uLs of the slave iiou'cr," ait J trying to alarm the people with the danger thai the tJare State will outnumber the free. And thus wain a, prfltnilerance iu Coiijfrcsi these mm made factious, rxiitinjr spttt'hes AGAlNsT THE ADMISSION uf tl,i nt CStATCl And what do oar readers suppose was the pretext for tins oposition? Why, that tLt people of On-guu have Toted to exclude ne groes from tticir Slate jnst m$ lie Tifekn ilrs rofed to exclude negroes from Kansas ! TjU a the ubjrclion these men made to the admission of Oregon a a free State. Horn every intelligent man knows that this is a qneslion that Cougress has no control over and no right to meddle with; it belong exclusively U the tcojle of Oregon. But il Congress can deny mltuisiou to a State Ix can.se negroes are forbidden to resiile in it, they can turn a Slate out of the Union lor the same reason. Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and other States do nut allow negroes to re aide in them why don't these uegro-wor-shippers propose to exclude these States from the Uniou while refusing to let Oregon come in? Bat consistency and a regard for principle neTer control the action of these black demagogues. Titey all labored ami Toted for the awiuitssioti uf Kansas under thr Aparioas Topeks Coniituiioii ; yet nudrr that iusirameut the men ' whoadpU-d il Toted that negroes should nut rvside in Kansas ! Bat they laln.r to exclude Ore-go.-i because her ieole hare done the same. Why this d.ffcrence? Tne mi.-wtr is plain. Oregon is a Democratic State, and her ad mission will not only mM to tint power ul the free States, but Will strengthen the party which sei ks to maintain the Coustitulion and jterprtu ite the Union. Heuco the op- pO-IUon uf factional and' agitators to iict admission. A xio Hampshire Patriot. TaVe Frailer River OolJ Mines. .Whatcom, Jnne 13. 1858. DtUS Btf-H I have been at this ptac one wrek, ant! can assure yon that this i Saa Francisco of 1849, on a small -mle. This s now the lari-st place in Woshiii!- ton Territory, ami gods are sold as cheat and I think cltraper, than iu hnj place north of Port'and, O. T. B'lildmgs are goinr np t'l a magic manner, ami the indications are, that tins will, in a few months time In-, to a-iy the lea-t, a larg city. -. - There i no longer any doubt as to the nines lieing b-tli rich a ml t-x tensive. Tn wt ter at the prrseut time it loo high, to al low mining to lie thme on the rivers. Oo month ijT nearly so, must el.-ijwe Ixfore the miners can make g'lod waes, after which t:me immense quantities of gold will be ta ken from the new mines. - I haveHalked with a diZcn or more, who hare come in within the ' last three day- rrmn imnM. an t wnom s.ir iiev are g"in back as soon ns the water falis, and they all say also, that there is room for any ssvvn'Jr ji fe'o , imv man if x J &vii lack in the mines. Gold has been discovered also,, upon the Sam ;inne river, thirty miles from this place, but tliis river is also to high to lie worked, teing higher (so say the Imlians) than nt any time before for five years. I saw a man who returned yesterdav fnm this river, who "Informs mo, that from his prospecting, he lias no dottbt that he will find rich deiits npm its liars, when the water jjoes down. - lie hi so well satisfied of this, that he will give the river a thorough prosK-ctinjr, u- soon as the water falls, and go prepared to dig. The trail that leads from here to Fort -.Thompson, on Tiiomjison's river, is now Opened to within thirty five miles of the ojien country beyond the Cascades, and i -being worked by twenty -five men, and it i estimated that it will lie completed in seven days. But I expect Mr. Dcltcy the t-K-wTaoliical Engineer, will be in todsr. when I can give joa the particulars couccrniiig the trail. In haste. G. W. CORLISS. w r FX ! . ' t . -t sr. o. i nearti irnm Aciacj. . inc trail will be completed in about one week. More anon, .O. W. C. Ifroaa taw lew Hlmra, llt, is. The following letter is from Mr. Pearson, Gov. Steveti's olil expressman: FoaT""V a nxoc rER, W. T., Jane 16, 58. " if a. Asahel BcsH Doir Sir: Having just reUvued from the famous mining tlis riet of Thomson's and Fraz'er's Rivers; ol 2?ew Caledonia, I aa prcpttred to say with -safety that the mines are extensive and rich. '- And knoa-ing that oar ieople hare In-cii de ivrd as to the most practicable, and direct route to the mines, 1 can safely say with the experience and travel that 1 have hl - in tliis country, in the last few years, that Seattle and I'nget Sound, by the Suoqual Olie ass if the Cascades, . by the Upper Ok mac gaw and Souiuii-ka-ine-en rirer, i the wst practicatlt5 route yet discovered 4o the mining fields. Tins rout has "more -advantage titan any other for the mining fiabb-vand for stock drivers and traders. .Parties are now coucenlratMig at that point ad will leave soon with Xerienced tend er sand gaidc for ihc Suaswap and Co tea x ttiuea, . , Yoors, respect fully, ' W. H. PEAUSON. A Mormon fcj.lor, writing au ae- eoant of bis jmruey and couijmuious to - Utah tells of preaching iu place tar aboni : the harden atriug of uanivK n-c ever enCwnn tered. lie tells that he has iaitel ami rvacacd in the fo4hwing place in Texas: C.npty-bucket, Baie-pockct, . Jlougli jdate, Bod -snort, Possaut-u-ut.Buzzard-rucx-t, Nip spsatack. iUrdscrabUe, ad, LstkskjJk, xraat at wkdcfa, ttowaver, kn says, ara m-c-fcerB rOffBa, Caaal Calais. t ' t I r S ill II ' S 4 bS 4 J ti coexnas. iiMtoa, ezT Ml 1 IH (M . Tt 34 Una. Tit til 18 TTt Xl9 SO T8 ISt Lane.- 449 IT tit S3 S Ai S4I ifontoa, ' : Sit 111 45 tit 3.-3 folk. St tT 1 Sit 159 1 4T S06 VB ahill. Mt 421 S59 4lt t 273 41T Uiaiknua. 317 41)0 346 333 . 34S 316 JlulbMraaih. B9 4S 3M DM 1 40T .618 a4ilnj-n.a, 18S Sit'. I 181 SOC S 1st 1ST oVIuu-aU, t tt 66 69 66 CUbop. 44 CO S ST L 1 41 46 nitsmaJt, ' IT 6 16 6 13 MuK. 113 tl Sll 13 S10 3 I'a-naua. Ill ti 106 J 118 68 Doass. 34t 139 301 30T 6 183 S8 lacksoa, ' 6ii 3(3 8 440 433 64t 3-0 JosephiDS, 423. 179 4 411 l!4 3iit 2U3 CnrrV, 136 10 136 8 134 11 Ooua.- Mil 6 84 T 87 1 Total. &. 4UM "il 6S4S 4407 9T 6748 3U59 4196 4407 - 3669 iisjotit, illo Tim mot ' ! Jt i at o i 1 m 1 i m nS 1' s eecsnat, Marioa, Lao, Laue, tfcaton, rV4k, Vamuill, At ;tt iximah, W h ngtua, Ctilumtua. T90 316 86 T0S 3tfl 40 T83 110 147 T1S 316 119 413 340 80 381 423 46 luS 394 . 181 4UT 375 117 S 341 149 10 171 373 10 144 411 10 34 S 305 174 31 SIS 130 401 627 t 378 64 1 187 1ST 11 171 113 13 69 61 61 40 43 16 31 64 16 19 6 18 SOT 3 - . S09 11 . 110 11 31 si. lit 1 , 101 IS) 0 135 374 4 631 IsS 10 321 67 T 415 174 358 133 . 1ST 9 115 9 81 1 6 83 14 6676 3531 690 4S48 4567 413 3i3l 45S7 sTiT Hoi iatabfi, raianiaoK, vVasoo. Uuipqaa, UouiUs, JSL'koB. Jrphiae, Curry. Cui, Total. Majority, is 2 So - t .-3 o 4J t Si 3"o Si -Q J e M a g a a Ja4 -i cocntiis. UuurIis. lacksoa. J'e)hiae, L.tae. rtenton. Utnpqoa, Curry, Marioa, L an, folk. tfamnill. Wuhmxton, i'ln-kmat, M iltO Fmah, CUtMp. lilLua ok. 34 61 443 11 403 107 119 115 93 401 337 TO 6 . 8 T9 Tl 173 15 169 sol 373 179 196 316 3T 331 3J6 4 19 113 1 a 614 6 1 19 J.J? I a - g c e 2s i H I"! contms. . tlonglas, ljne. Benton. M.nrioc, Linn, iM. VambtTI. V.binpton, llirlma, MallD'imah, Ctats.1. Tt limook, !.Vaco. Jackm, Jugephiue. 3J1 318 339 435 306 10 771 70 173 13 176 7-l 33 IKS 184 131 311 414 41 16 106 37 470 33 441 373 340 129 Elictlaa Retains. utsE CT)C5tt orncuu B. Ccsi. O rover, Whitaker, Heath, Bion, H.i-I, Slratton, Rep. 44S 451 453 413 282 408 Kelly, Banium, Rice, Brnmley, OMears, Kelsr 411 391 341 380 323 401 353 For Cmnly J udge. 430 Curry, . Prosecuting Attorney. 435 Mitchell, Senator. 431 Pengra, 455 Uendcrson, Representative. 431 Cox, Brock, Smith, 326 365 329 317 312 272 97 243 314 309 303 .283 311 243 Bristow, Fioreuce, Cochran, Patterson, Crusan, - 452 Parsons, 420 Ellsworth, Powers, For Comity Clerk. 497 McKibben. Lloward, TVrritorial Representatives. Chapman, 468 Parsons, Jones, 433 Cox, County Treasnrer. Welsh, 481 Walker, . County Assessor. Croner, 448 Ward, County Surveyor. Hart, 40 1 - Dick. , County Auditor. Brattaio, 437 McKibben, JOSEPBIXE COCKTY OFflCIAL. Dtm. D. Rtp. Senate. Scott, 402 Briggs, , Representative. Holton, 411 McCall, ' .' Judge. . Barrows, . 406 Walk ins, Sheriff. 204 185 192 195 fUcudersliott, 409 ' Clerk. Morford,. 419 Bynhard, - Teainn-r. - Tining, 411 Tauificld, Assessor. Short, 421 Abbott, -" "' ' Coroner, ' Wilson, . 402 Yarncll, 184 155 143 Surveyor. Myers, 425. Col of Militia. Williams, 476 Public Administrator. Meudcuhall, 158 " Joint Representative. . Newcomb, 432 . ... ' A llait Euxed. W rerret to laara that lir Cbas. Muffitt. while emnlxd in escavating the earth of a cellar for Fitch s Co.'s new brick state ia this eitv. was en Thursdar afternoon, the 17th. killed bv the fallinr of several tons of earth, while engaged with a pick-ax working nn- oer a nans, tie was nearly coverea oj mm vartn and lived but shant an hour afu r the occurrence. He was taken oat iaaeasible: but altar being re susciiatea. was able to speak inUlKgibly. The In-atof aaedical asshoaace wasat tuoid.bnt hisin- jnnes were beyond the roach of tnedieat akill. He ibe son. we learn of our old friend J. W. Mof- firt, Eq , of Atoria and his age about twan-ty-fsnr years. He has a btotaef--law and two sisters wauling in this city. crtlsaa' ZTsms. j3 Always doubt the sincerity af a gtrl'a Sawe orUa jom swa bar wipe bar ajoetb fer jca V Itr. ((ass Esis!tnr. '' . Below 'Ik a list of the members bf the Or egon State legislature: . . - - aanator. EXxocasTtn. i?srhmJ. W. Ofim, E. F. Colby. , , YsmhillJ. Lsmaoa. , CVadbtmlt 4r fc'ssca J. S. Bttcknl. PeVtT. Wnymire. s Lisa L. Elklns, Charles Drain. Ltms W. W. Bristow. A. B. Florcnea. Vmpfna, Cses r Carry p. H. WoUs. Jacktcmk. M. Berry. JostphissS. B. Scott. BLACK KCrtBLICAN. , ' . WatkiHStem. CcJrmbi. Llatsom Bf TUIamock Thos. 11. Cornelius. Multnomah J. A. Williams. Bmtoa Juo. 8. Mcltaensy. Dsnias J. F. Gssolr. . lis KM RuainMulallvsS. , DEMOCRATIC. Chfssw te TiUamMkU. W. Morrison. CehtmUatt H'tkifton- Nelson Koyt. MultnommM A. D. Shslby. Ctaciawas A. F. Uedees, B Jennings, J). B. Hsnuah. H'asee Victor Travitt 1 , Polk B. F. Burch. J. K. Walt. r , Marie B. F. Hsrding, B. F. Bonhsm, J. H. 8tevens, J. H. Lasater. Lm-N. II. Cranbr, E. E. Mclninch, T. T. Thomas, Jno. T. Crooks Laa B. B. Cochran, A. S. Patterson, A. J. Crusan. Umffum J. M. Cosad. Doijrot Thos. Norris. Coot tt Carry Wm. Tichenor. Jackson Dau'l. Nrweomb, JV. O. T' Vault. JostfkiM D. a. Holton. BLACK aUTBLtCAX. Isttajafon Wilson Bowlbr. JTirssnMa T. J. Dryer. IVnsAuV A. Shuck. -BtntomJ. H. Slater, H. B. Nichols. DougtasA. J. McQea. Jackson J. W. McCnlly. Scarred Vkteraks. lha California S'stea man publishes a list of one hundred and fiftjHve seai-red veterans who have escaped from the State Prison at different timss, and have not been recaptured up to Msjr 80ib. The descripdon- of the culprits embraces a variety of brands," auch as scars, india ink embellishments, etc., a bracelet in india iuk, double heart pierced with an arrow, two swords crossed in a wreath, flower pot on the rirht arm, and other pteasiuy; illustra tions are included in the published lit- Calfor- Give as few of your "veterans" as possi sible an Oregon -wards direction. Effect op a Speech. A Southern corres pondent, in pivinr an second of the speech of Senator Hammond, of Sooth Carolina, says: "In reply to a statement of Mr. 8., that the wholo world had abolished slavery "Aye !" said he, "the name but not tha thing; and nil the powers of tho earth cannot abolish it. God only can do it, when he repeals the fiat. The poor ye have always with yon ! Tha effect of this speech was tremendous; . Jack Hale stopped cracking jokes: Toombs, who generally looks nncoriCL-rned, with one hand in the bosom of his vest and the other in his pocket sat erect with his eagle eye fixed steadily on the speaker j Green the best leader the Democracy have had in the Senate foryears. laid down his pea last be might lose a word: the abolitionists looked St each other, as if tbey thought 'this man is bringing things to a point.' In short, every Republican look ed crestfallen, and every Democrat looked di-6ant-M ' Persoxal. Mr. Pearson, whose many valua ble services dnring the late Indian war the pub lic will long remember, cams a passenger by the steamer Constitution, on Wednesday last. He traveled to the Thompson River Mines from the Dalles, and returned from the mines by way of Frxer"s River. Mr. Pearson was sufficient! v near the place of conflict between Col. Steptoc anu tue luuuni io near me report 01 tne nowir sers. He states that Gany, the Spokan chief, and Kam mai-a-kin, did not engage in the 6pht; bnt counselled against it. The tribes to which they belong, however, were among tba victorious enemy. Mr. Pearson proposes to guide a party through the Snoqualmie Pass, asserting- that the ronte Is perfectly practicable. Pugrl Somni Utr- A Good Wat or IIgariao from ITnitK. A yoang mart in California, whose friend hnd not remeuiliereil liitn as fie thought titer ought, adopted the following exjteilieiii: II- sat dwu and wrote seme half dozen let ters to different person at home, inquiring the price of land and stock; what lie could tiny a hsndonie farm of two or t.tree hu I red acres for, etc : intimating that he hud large sums to invest, and was very rich gen erally, lij return mail he received no less than seven letters all nnxiouslv enquiring after his health, when he was coming home, etc., and he has received three or fmr etery mail since, including some very aarm ones from an old sweetheart. 8;!texces Executed at Fort 8teilacooss The following men received forty-nine lashes on tha bare back htd their heads shaved, and were drammed ont of the army, for desertion, ou Monday May 31st: James A. Morris' and James Wallace, Co. H. 9ih Infantry; Patrick Wren. . Bonnar and Mnrphr was sentenced to six months ball and chain, and have $7 per month of his pay ( 11) retained; Francis Stino three months ball and chain, and have $7 per month of his pay retain ed. Three men. who were tried at the last Gen eral Court Martial at this post, were returned to duty. Pugtt Semnd llerM. Ur-a; .-K&ievtlM. The official result nf the late election has. not yet been made public, bnt sufficient is known to indicate tba entire annihilation of the Nation al Republican ticket. That party, or rather the combination which had arrayed itaelf against the democratic nominees, have sustained a wTaterloo defeat from the shock of which thsy will not re cover for years to come. The " old liners' worked with a resolnuon and a attermtnmtton to win the day which has not s parallel in the political his tory of Oregon; praisworthy were their efforts.and glorious has been the result. Otmnpi Democrat. Tret Come. The steamer Cerfss arrived at Steilacoom on Tuesday night, 22nd inst, at abont half-past 10 o'clock. 6ho brought the mails, freight, and 103 passengers, to B--llingham Bay. The Indians look with amazement on these steam er loads of humanity; they never supposed there were so many " Bostons ' in the world. Paet Sound Herald. kmW A small chap walking in the streets with a bir hat on, stranger sees him, and cries ont "Hello, hat, where are you going with that boy?" . . In Arkansas, when a man desires to say that he would like a drink, he declares that if he had a fttlaos of whisky, he would throw himself nutside of it, mjghty quick 1 BeSu Wa sleep, but the loom of life never top; and tba pattern which was wearing when the saa went down is weaving; when t comes op to morrow. Quills are tkiuirs that sometimes are taken from the pMtiotrs nf one goose to spread the opinion or another. . . . .. , . "I never was ruin.il but twice," said Vol toire: "once- when 1 lost a lawsuit,- and once when I gamed one. ; Reekie joiih makes rueful MAltltlKD, - On the ZOth inst.. by Bev. B. Bnbe. Mr. lasso Coos and MiM Lnctt Pkttv. all of laa Co. At EifMM City, oa the Stub. laws., by K. HTParsbaa, svm u. c tuaesirr and lout uritnr. - -- ta Euoene cite, on the tit lnt..Kr. ELtssaara Hsa res, wife of Jame at trtea. agad 17 years and li daya. Of cmap, at the residence of Wwtldridaa. aq Lraig F tn. on the IKth lnt.. Siis atsxMiva. Infant soa of ism te! and Klixa A. Gardasr, of Polk Co.. aged 16 annul ana rmr nays. - - -At CorsaUIs. an SaSaraay at A. M.. Jsaaa Hsjtbt nUawsa, aaaa i years 11 laooths aod S3 Bays. - r IK atsrea. taplaea.sagn and tracker, farina, for y pwuaing. a . tw. nai i nm vo s. g-IJPALvarnWi. uils. asst paint hreshes, at . W. K. auiTH A Co's. rrrja bsatt sj yrs evvv asw.rt - - I. , tU4) W. V. fcJfTTH 4 Cs,.' cAisn tit"- COfcBEBTEP WISELY, BT B. . EaaiTw. t . 8AXS3. June U. 1C3. , PBODUCS. ' - Wheat, white,. .:;....;.;...... I j Wheat, mixed,.. i'- 1 a vais, ...... ............ .... . 19 a I Potatoos I n a l off oo Onions, ...... ................ Beans, ...... .... .... Pnas, .it Bacon, sides,. .;.. Eacon, hams, ...... srd, inkcgs,......at..... ........ Buttor, frosn rolls,. ...... .... Butteri packed, ..w. - SCQI 9 eo 1 Vi SI IS 5 S6 a 30 S6 t.ggs, ............ ..... Chickens, per dosen,. . - -Flour, per 100 lbs.,....- 25 a 30 4 00 6 60 a 6 00 Wool, unwashed,;.... 19 a 17 SO a 85 Wool, washed, , Pork, ... r suits Dried Annies... 80 a SS 18 a 86 75 0 00 Dried Peaches... ...i.. . Dried Currants,. ...u ...... i. Apples, par bushel, none, ..; LOMB EB. Fir, clear, per M .......i 16 00 a 80 00 Cedar, por M ... .... 40 00 a 35 00 Shinglos, eedsr, per of....... ...... 6 60 Shingles, fir, per M....... .... 6 00 . aaocEBiES. Sugar, N. O........ r. Sugar, China....... Sngar, white, crushed,.... .... Syrup, 1 Coffee Bice , .... 16 a 80 14 a 16 88 a 88 18b 1 85 15 a 18 15 a 20 JSja 14 8$ a 3 35 a 40 , none ISJa 15 85 a 33 12 50al5 00 Soap, Salt, ...... -i.' ...i Candles, adamantine, per box. Candles, tallow,................. Salerstus, Cordage, . . . . wiute ieaa, Kails, cut, per keg......... Sails, wrought, per keg,.. 7 60a 800 ...... 18 SO OILS. Linseed, per gallon, : . . 175 Boiled Oil........ 175 Whale 1 60 a 8 00 Glass. per foot........... : 8 a I8J Sheetings, brown....... .....i .... 181 a 14 Sheetings, bleached....... ........ 18 a 80 Drills, brown....... .... a 14 Drills, blue,..-: 17 a 80 Merrimac Prints 14 a lot Common Fancy Prints, 10 a 14 Mons. DoLaine. 18 a 37 Irish Linen 60 a 100 Brown Linen, ......... . 85 a 50 Brown Table Linen 40 a 75 Sstinett, double milted,..., 1 00 a 1 85 Kentucky Joans,.... 374a 60 Cotton Jeans 20 a 35 Pants, sstinett, ......8 03 a 4 00 Boots, kip 8 50 a 4 00 aaBBBVaaaBBBaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaBBaBaaBBaaaaaa special Raticet A CARD. Dr. J. L. Coombs, Eye Surgeon . CorrallU, has for niahed a building upon the plan of a common boarding, house, except in the adaptation to treatment of persons affected by dir eases of the eye. The operating and consulting rooms are ia the asms bnildisg one part of which is occupied by a gentlemen and his wife, who perform the duty of steward and cook. Well qualified attendants are provided for those patients who are blind or otherwise helpless. The terms will be the same as tn ordinary boarding hoascs. The fact being obrkms that diet and habi's of patients being under immediate supervision of the Surgeon, greater success tnn-l sttend hi practice, snd tbst this, snd only this bis given celebrity tc Cilifornis physi cians over those of Oregon. He would respectfully -nggest to those of our physicians who do not possess these facilities to commend sn institution of this char acter in oar midst, la preference to those of Cs'. Jane 56, 159. Iyl5 StW Let no faUe deiicacr prevent the invalid from !eikini; medical relief the card or Dr. L. J. C'xapksy. to be found iu another column indicates where tn ob tain a reliable snd competent pbynlcian. It is seldom that we are called upon to hear testimony Tn favnr of the skill of a physician, bat a sense of duty as well aa justire demand. that we should not pass lir. Czapkay by. without something mors than a mere mention. Un like the greater portion ot thM wbo tar-jt themselves and their n4nira before the public, whose practice J areeni) tncai. nr. t. Xiipcay u s geutiemsn or raremea ical and scienliAc attainments, having ht-U the position if chief surgeon of fie liberating army dSrinc the late Huogariiin revolution, ami ia possessed of all the requi site experiences and skill for tVe successful! practice of his pr.Meion. It is to the care snd advice of sdeh s l iiy-kiin we would tommawd all u Bering from the effects of sexual or private dieiie". feeling assured that in ail surh eumplaiuU, whetlier arising from intection. icdiacrvt'on. self-abuse, nr loss or virility, he can guar antee, from his extensive practice, a speedy and per manent core. Tn tho' suffering from the effect of physical and mental debility, we would say let com mon sene take the place of false mode-ty. .And seek Mich advice as will aave.yss'frnm an nctimeiy. grave and lean you back again to ntUtioe health, eoasnlt Dr. Csaaka.v. wham we cbeerfuHy endures a a akillfal and tried physician, capable of coping with and auecess tully eradicating thte self-'nflicted miseries, the evils of empirical practice and alt diseases of a private na ture. Dr. t'upksy's rooms are on Sacramento, oppo site the Pacific Mail Steamship Olfice, Baa FraacLco. HosTCTTsn's Birrsas. Dyspeptics I If yna would be well, try a bottle of H wtetter s Bitters. It scU like s cb.irm in giving s healthy tune to the digestive organs snd in strenirtbening the nervous sytera. Espe-ially is ite utility as tonic and a preventative of Uogaoruf the highest valoe, wbea the whole nervon and mus- calitr ytem relaxes, and effects a condition which permits the approach of diseases. There is ant a sin gle instance known of it failure to do good, where it has been used according to direction. Trv it. For sale by druggists ana at saloons generally. Pabs A n bits, ageuu, nawiagfia strees., Man rranctseo. SMITH lAV18,Ageute Portland. San Francisco, May. 1&8. (mil ' Da.L.J.Cssrssv's Jjrcical and Medical Iastituteis so extensively known in this Territory that anv notice nf it, or of him. might seem superfluous. Yet fearing that there arc those who heretofore having net need of medical aid. nave neglected to ascertain toe proper sources of relief in cases of misfortunes. To those we beg leave to direct attention to Dr. L. J. Czapkay, who is certainly a Physician of great skill and wonderful nocesia his prorevion. The Dr. haa devoted much attention to the treatment of chronic and private dis eases, snd stands unrivalled in his management of them. To those woo need seen assistance we cheerfully recommend Dr. L. J. Czapkay ; it would be well at sll events to consult mm, as he makes no charge for con- iuliauon.and mucu good iuikui result rrom it. The Dr. guarantees a enre in an cases or asks un compensation. S3P See Dr. L. J.Czspksy'sadvertisementsin soother column or rni oaner. smt Sale af School Lands. A S ordered by tbe Commissioners of Linn XX acting in pursuance of aa act of tbe Legislative As-ierauiy, or tne territory or u re iron, pass 30th. Isi8. '-eutilled an act to amend an act to provide to pi 'errfti fr the sale of esaigna scuml isnd of the Territory or Oregdn," each poll ions of the school lands in said comity, ns the stats-tor the pot lie surveys will permit, will be publicly offered tor sale to the bis-hest bidder: the times, places snd manner, as herein prescribed, to wn: At Albany, on Tuesday snd Wednesday, the 7th and 8tu Heptember next, tue scumil land in Township ti, , Bangs I . " p. 10, 11,12.' :' J 9.10.11.12. 4 At Scio. Thursday and Friday the Oth and 10th of sepiemoer uext. tue school lauus in Township 9, 10, II, 12, Range l west, , " 9.10,11, J " ' ' 9. 10. 11. " 1 est. At Brownsville, un Tuesday, Wednesday aod Thurs day, tne ittn. i.tn, sad win or September, next, tne scu-mi muus iu Township 14,1$, 18, Ranje 1 east, U.U.16. " .1 west, . " -13.14. li.l.- ; , . 13,14. 15, 16, . " S . " 13,14.15,16. . 4 " : Tbe commissioner furthermore order that "tbe pral rie lands shsll nut he sold iu lots coataiuing mure tlian eighty (so) seres, excepting tracks disconnected from other school lands, oontaiiiinz less than one hundred and twenty (120) seres, which mjty be sold in one 1 it." mi 1 1 . i I I 1 i . . . . toe weit wmuerea muu euuii ue aoia in ims oi ten (10) acres, excepting tractions of less than twenty (20) acre; and other lauds iu lot of forty (40) acres, unless tractions oi loss tnsu eiguiy (su) acres. One fourth of the pnrcbase mouey shall be paid in hand, and tbe remainder in three equal annual inst a I menta. with ten ner cent- per annum interest from the date of purchase, tbe interest to bo puid aemi-aonnally in advance: sock deferred narment to be secured bv notes of tbe purchaser, with two suOlcient secun- Has, sssde payable to tbe Treasurer of the county. Tbe whole smiaiut may be paid down st the option of the " i k 1ST a l V-v Wk W. air purcoaser. &unituii.usi, Com. of Common Schools, for Lina Oo.. O. T. June20.1S5S. . 6wl7 Uulea Lettl! STRlTED or stolen from the subscriber, from Sa lem, on Friday ulght last, two horse males; one s very Lure dark bar mate, about 16 hands abrh. brand d A on tbe hiu. left fore font has been oorked. and looks bad. The other a light bay, about 141-2 bands high, hasa ftimaa nose. Btb ars shod all round, and had heavy leather halters on. - - lfaav una shall Ijo thaia. Plsasa deliver tbsm to JOHN BASaL Ssisat, who wUf pay aim liberally for heir traubie. . . . . .- . . ,-, riUOB W. ptSlnV 8slsm. Jane l. teSB. J " J Al-3Cioerry rcUU,st c aacefrsi for sals at -eaasl fi:ir w. k. enns Co's v-.- i-l LlTsfs h.-; lpga tlslficL 8STTtS3UTownshlpMsouUof rsae least. - The above township bavni beoa sarreyed, snd s pl.it thereof approved on tHe 1st of Juac, lOSi, Sll settlers who bars clslma or parts of claims therein, are rtqnested to appear at the Lsad OH.c for the Urap ons District of Oresoa. st Winchester witbin thirty days from and after the in day of August, 164, or pre vious to iobi urns ir convenient, wceo anu truere we shall be prepared to receive the notifications cf their claims.. aud enter noon the adjiutment and set tlsasnt, seeorditie to taw, of all cntfictaof boaodsry Hues tout may be round to exist anion a toem. Uivca under oar hsnds st the Land ufflce In ttln Chester, this Ud day of Jans,' 1S68. '. . L. P. MO-iHETFt, Rrrriatr. VT.J. MAUX1N, lUfitf,: May . 1868. . - 4wlT Claim for Sale. THE Subscriber will sell his claim, the sec ond one belnw Lake La Bish, Marioa Co., comprising S2n seres, ISO andcr fence, new frame bouse, barn, snd oiithntises cootslete. 101 buxbclj of wheat, 30 uf oat, and 6 of jieas. Alio. t fanning mills and one eow. Eaquire oa the premis es, or at Joha Byrne's, Salem. . . LOUIS VAX D ALL. Jane 80, 18S8. 317 Lumber! L.iimber! TtfJRELLE'3 Patent, Floating, Steam Saw and XJ PUaing stills. The proprietor ortbeae Mlils is ulessed tn inform the inhsbitanta of the TillaacUs Valley, tbst be intend to visit every tosro on the upper Willamette river, between Oregon City aud Harris bars, for tba purpose ofaawiog, plsoiog, tongue snd grooving lumber of every description. Having aa improved Ore foot circular saw, sod one of Wood worth ' Istest patent tongas 4 grooving ma chines, (and experienced men to ran them .) he Is pre pared to make better lumber, snd more of it la a day than say other Mill on tbempper Willamette. Being located in Salem, for the summer, be will be prepared to leave the Bnt of the fall for any point on the river, where lumber is wsnted. And having mads arrangements with the steamets plying on the opper Willamette, he will be prepared to aeud drcaed. tougued Jr. grooved lumber, to any point oa the river where the steamers stop. All orders for lumber of every description will re ceive promnt stteatioa snd onick dististcn. Carpenters' orders for lumber such as dressed staff i or wiuaow rams, cornice ooaras.sneiviag, snd coun ter boards, d ton. snd door frames, Ac, -Iressed snd edged on both aide from S to 14 inches ia width, and tn If inches In thickness. Abo. oak, axu, and maple plank, so! table for wagon and cabinet makers use: furnished st abort notice. . II. DU BELLE, Proprietor. Salem, June 16. 1959. IS tf Public Sale. TflE undersigned offers to tell to the highest bidder at public auction, hi farm, containing 320 acres of land; located in tbe fork of the Saotism about fi miles tom the Saorishing town of Solo, snd near Bev. Joab Powell's. Tbe improvemants consist of s large frame barn, los cabin, 3 good wells, abont half is under fence, from 12 to 15 acres of fall wheat, about ton acres of oats, 6 acres of meadow, about 430 fruit trees, which sre just beginning to bear, aud one acre of peas and other gardening. Abont one fourth of the farm I brush and timbered Lnd. the other is prairie and open land, with sn Ash Swsil running tbroush the lower part nf the farm. which affirds plenty of stock water. 10 months in each year. It is one nf the best stock farm in this section of the country, snd plenty of good fanning land. For further descriptions call snd see for yourself. I will sWo offer some stock, snd a good light spring wagon, uonse turnitnre. .sc., at tne tame tune. Tbe farm will be sold on time, with approved securi ty; payment to be nude io 3 eq-a! payments of six. tweive'and eighteen nt inth.. the other nrooerty cash in hand. Sale to e-wnraence on Thursday, the lsth day of July, 1958, at tea o'clock, a.m.. on the premises. niLLiAAt rmLuira. Jnoe 13.1858. tdl5 Dressed, Ton;ue & Ureored Floor- 1HE. DRESSED, Tonrns A Uroored Ceiling; . " Siding; " Board, edeed from 6 to It Inches vrlde for finishing purposes, lor sale at Da Belle's Floating Saw Mills. Salem. O. T. Persons haviug Limber that they wish manufactured into sny of tbe shove descrilied lum'jer. cjs hove it dote at any time st Da Belle's Floating Saw Mills for 610 per thousand. 13u Notice. THE enbstriHer would give notice to sll those that hive onett!ed scountt with hits, previous to Jut. 1853, that the same must be settled w.tuoat farther de- br. W. IVAnKKfl. "Jane 13. 1S63. Swl6 John G. Bell, 182 Claj Street, Kext door to the afasecm. near Kf amy Street, SAX FRAXCISCO. -liRPETS OF ALL KIXD3. FI.OOH snd TABLE CI.OTH. Paper Hangtngs. ivindnwhane. FOEXISHIXO GOOD3 OF ALL K1XD3, Wholesale aod Be tail. Green Baize, Pew Cushions, Ac. .Vc. Ac. -. . IsT A liberal discouut will als-ays be rniue to people from the country Cheapest Carp-.-t Warehouse on the Psciac coast, una t u-rget tcenumoer. iy 18 CLAY STREET. SA3T rRAXCISCO. April. 1353. ' SmTis Jonas G. Clark & Co.. IMPORTERS Q AND Vk ASUFACTUEEU OFM" , , 128 WASHINGTON STREET, SAX FRANCISCO. WE sre now mannfacturmg onr FINEST FURNI TURE, snd would invite the attention of the publie to our PRESENT STOCK, the largest ever offered on tbe Pacific Coast. , JOXAS O. CLARK A Co. April. 1338. 3m7is Stationery, Stationery. EL. BRADLBT A Co., have just received, direct from New York, per clipper ship Anrora, a fine lot of blank books, aud atatiouery generally, consisting In part c.r the following : sua Keams Daner oi every variety; 1000 Quires blank books, half bound, fall bound all kinds; 100 Dos. ink. Daries best black, blae, snd red; 75 Beams wrapoing paper dif. sire; 50 gross pen holders: SO " slate pencils; 90 flao. slates. Together with a general assortment of school and miscell ineons books Sander's spellers and readers Davies'snd Thompson's mstbemstics complete. t wonld say to those who bay to sell again . just give ns call. E- U BRADLEY A Co., City Book Store, Oregon City. Dec.lO,IS5T. 43tf NEW IIA.RDWAKB STORE. rpHE subscriber having taken the fire proof Granite -a. Front Store, next door to JifcJf e a- to s. rnml or., would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally .that be is now opening a lull ana . COMPLETE ASSORTMENT - . OF SHELF AND BUILDERS HARDWARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MECHANICS' TOOLS!! TABLE AND POCKET C VTLERY. And other articles in bis tine, to which be Invites the attention of Merchants, Builders and country dealers. It. tUSTUK. Portland, February, 1858. astf Drngt! Drugs! Dross! TTT It. SMITH A Co. have just received direct from V V . California, and from the States, a large addi tion tn their stock of Drags, and meuiciues, mating. with their former stock, tne largest, ana oest assort ment of those articles, ever offered for sale in the Wil lamette Valley. They receive their goods directly from the importers and manufactures so that every ar ticle bought ot tucm can oe rcuea upon as iresn ana nnuine. and they are determined not to be nndersold My any other druggists in the country. Orders sent from a distance will be promptly filled, and at satisfac tory prices. Store near the bridge, aoutn eau ot t orn mervial street. Salem. - , , 4i John R. Foster. . Importer and Dealer In SHELF AND HEATr HARDWARE, MECriAXJCSr TOOLS. Famirg tmpkmenU, Ac, , Ac, Ac ". " "st res " FIRE-PROOF GRANITE FE0NT STORE, j Front street, Portland. Oregon. Febroary.1858. 8tf. For Sale. TTTEBSTEB'S Uaabridgad Dictionaries; . -W Quarto . - - Bie-hSohool . - , . . primary and Pocket Dietlnn arise. . L. BRADLET A Co. Oregon City. Feb.,1858. Wtf T)RESTON C. Merrits yeast powders and extracts of A7 lemon and rose, tor navonng pa-irjT., a, l2t'l - SitlTH A Cols. . E. FeltoB. Ceo. I. Joni k C., C! ELL EXCHANGES ea New Turk, in amounts to U suit pnrenassra. - - 8rUem.Mavl7.lH.-.". - " lotf K.SXITHACVs. JL.oiaCi.i Cltas lloaae Oia. TO THE PUBLIC. THIS ceUbrsttd Oln pretending to nothing bat what It is, vis-: a pure and unadulterated article. aud assuming no artificial merits or what It is not, cs soma of its rirsl imitators do after eight years of pub lic approval and very extensive sales, Iu the cities of aow zone, rniaatiiui' Boston, anu we wcsirauv ies, bis been pronounced by tbe pabllc,as Belt a by the best madieaJ and seiactiile aiitnorit'ea of the U.S. and tbo Cacadas.to be superior, not only s beverage of general ose, to any other article corapeiicg agarn", but is uaeqaalled in Its. medicinal efficiency la ail cuas ci of complaint. To persons traveling 1 1 these days of rapid trsnsit front sst to West. Kort'i sd South, and more particularly to thorn crossing the Isthmcs, snd who sre cottstn.ti.c cluutgfng their r-ter ss well s climate who sre drinking, indeed, a Qren rmas oi water In everv twontv-lour hours, and each draasht containing some property acting In chemical autsgon- :sm to tue preceeoiug oue, taereoy causing au nnsstu ral degree of excitement to tbe stomachIt Is posi tively and absolutely ne:cssery to use a couniersctlcg agent, r rota tea met tnut mn amcic is pre puna ex ursK&ly to meet such exisenuies, and 1 1 act, as we know twill act, as an antidote, we connoeniiy presence it is the very best article In tbe country. The came of Aromatic Scbiedsm Schnapps Las never been attached in any wsy to this -rticle. .. . THE LON'DOX CLUB HOUSE GIN Requires none of tbe nsusl "caution to the public to beware of counterfeits, it bclnz. like ail other senrfne articles, beyond tba base srt of counterfeiting. The London Club Mouse uio is aa snuuois to uie horrible adulteration to which everrttilna alcoholic la submitted tbe noxionepolsons made up and sold as ABOM ATIC 8CH1ED AM SCHSAPPS, 4c. Ac. Tbe London Club Hocse Gin requires no "word of saviee. no "caution to tue pnmic." inoe woo once drink it, find tbe seenrity in its virtues against the vi cious temptations of drinking sny of its vile Imitations even under "advice;" while thoe wbo"cautIon the pub lic" sgainet counterfeiters, bare themselves been can toned by tbe public to beware of sny bet The London Club House Uio. WILLIAM H. HALT. SoU importer, lore. Nortec Tbe ocexsmpled success of THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE OIN Has indoced s host of imittor3. who sre potting cn sn inferior article, under slmiltr titles. Purchasers will plesss notice tht fac-ttmUt ot tie sJguatcre of the un dersigned on the label. For sale by s'i of the prlaclyal Liqaor lloases In Ssa Francisco. - April 8, 18J3. SmTl Books. Books. WK.SltlTa A Co. have recently reeeireds Urge invoice it books, direct from New York, which tbey offer for sale st reduced prices. Tiicy will be eon- aisutiy receiving scuiuoo to tueir atoca. ana vui acap on band everv article iu that lice, which tbe wants of tbe coantry require. Oue of the firm will visit tbe States in the spring, sfter which they will keep s full assortment oi LArVJLNU MEDICAL BOOKS, ia addition to misceliaueooa and school books. Their present stock includes ail the different kinds of school books used in the country, and a great variety of stand ard scientific end tniscellaneou works, all of which will be sold at greatly reduced pnees, to make room fur new oues os the war. Thev also hare acd will continue to keep a complete assortment of stationery, slates, pencils, pens, ink, and fancy articles. Store near the bridge, soth end ' of Commercial street. " Salem, Dec.?!, 1S5T. tf Sheriff's Sale. TERRITORY cr Oregon, cocntyof Polh: By virtue of an execution issued cct of the Honorable Dis trict Court. First Judicial District, Oregon Territorv and to me directed npon a judgment confessed by Jos. Henderson in ssia uourt tn tsvor oi is. t . rtostora (the judgment roll whereof is filed iasaid coactyof Polki ou toe otnaiv or Asm: a. tt. io tor tue sum oi sixteen hundred and forty-three dollars (163). with interest snd seeming cosu; thererore 1 nsre levied np on and will expose at public aalc to tbe highest bider for cash all the west haifof that certain piece cr tract of land situate in the eoaatr of Polk and Territorv of Oregon end described as fallows, to-wiu ttegtnntog st a ooint o.uu cnairs west ana chains norm oi tue south east corner oi section iz maownsnip t. s.r.3. w., rnnnlnr thence north 43.00 chains, thence west 93-75 chains, tbence south 63.00 chains, thence east 10.00 chains, thence north 40-00 chains, thence east 73.75 chain, t'aence soatb 23.03 chains, thence east 10.00 chcisi.tbeace north li 00 ctaicsto tiie place of be ginning, asd improrementstaereon.said west half hav- nr been desianated to salt jesepu nencerson: wntcn aie will tEe place on said premises on aatnraaj tne 17th cay or July next, between tne Honrs oi is m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of seid dar. j. s. eoliiax, amy pa co. s!1s.JnneH.lSS. 414r.s:d Farm for Sale. THE sr.brcTiber offers for sale his farm near St. Paul's Catholic Mission, located on the tVi'.lsnctte River, nearly opposite tbe moctb cf tbe Yamhill. The farm contains 320 acres; 130 seres or more in two field, with new fence around each, beicn rich, err oraine: one of the fields et in tame rrx. lucre I a fine vooot orchard. bearine tr-jit of the best varieties; alo a never failing spring of water, near the dweliiag. The improvements consist of H storv dwelling, wiiha new frame adoitton; frame bsrn j3 bv Si feet.w.;h shed t round same; smoke- liouse. stable. chiosenboae.A:. thuu one or the most desirable farm iu the Territ ry. being pecnliarl v adapt ed t fruit-rsisiog or agricultural purposes, and" will be said ccesc. or terms srpi v to fisiei a. aicrpcv ia tssiem , or m Andrew Marphv 2h miles s. w. cf Champoeg. snd near at. nugu vtnjrrove a. vuiujau&roi. May 17. lg-. railO John Morler v. Kobert Mael: rTtO Ribert Hsel: Ton sre hereby notified that unless A voa aooear in the District Court of tbe First Judi cial District of the Territory of Oregon. oo tuj fitat day of tbe terra to be held oa the third tlondsy ff Septem ber 1333. and attstrer lite eompiaist of Joon Mariey.oa file in the Cterk'a (J5ce of said Conrt, for the recovery of seven hundred acd thirteen dolLirs and serectv cents ($711 70). with amercing interest and costs of suit, tbe oame will te tacea as confessed, and tne praver thereof will be granted by the Cjurt. CH ESTER N. TERST. PVJT Atfjf. Salem. June 4. 1S5. amis To the Public rflHE uadersicned has leased the "Bennett House 1 in Salem, and will onet tbe same as a Hotel oa the 12th day of July next. Tbe proprietor pledges him self to make every effort to entitle it to the patronage of residents as well aa the traveling community. The accommodations are unequaied by any ether Ho tel ia town. Good stable are connected with t;e premises. Pri ces moderate. CEORUS SM ITU. Eaiem. Jane U, 1959. Iyl4 Strayed, "XXE pale red cow and yearling calf, four year old V cows, two of them brown color, one re-1 aud white. one roan, all branded O W oa the left hip; one grey Spanish horse, branded with P on the . riirlit hiu, a Spanish brand on the left. O T vented on the left shoul der, any person having knowledge of the whereabouts of either or ail of the above described animals, that will give information to the undersigned at Cngene City, will be liberally rewarded lor tneir troaoie. O. W. WINDES. Jane S. 1S53. 6wl4 Boone'i Ferry, V Willamette river, new road between Portland and W Salem. The road is good one and tea miles shorter than the old road. JESSE V. BOONE. . 12tf May 35. 1S53. Judicial. THE ter ns of the District Court for tbe trial of is sues in the First Judicial District wiil be as follows: in Linn county the 2d Monday of April iust.; Marioa county tbe 3d Monday of April iust; Yamhill county the 4th Mondav of April iust.; Benton county the Id Monday of slaybeXt; Laue county tbe 3d Monday of May next; roue county tne id Monday or June next. Salem, April 9, 1358. 5tf For Sale. Cff ACRES of good land on Upper Molslla prsirk- I J For particulars enquire of H. Holland ,ou board steamer Surprise, or E. L. BRADLEY, City Book Store, uregon (jity. t,. L,. tiilA.ULJcl & Co. r ruraary, icaa. . ii CoiVallls Vinegar Mannfactorr. WE slwsvshsve on band a large supply of PUhE STRONO VINEOAR, which we will sell at Wholesale and Retail as c&eap, f not tfacptr, than it can be obtained from San Francisco or any other port. Dealers in Portland and other places ia the Territory woiuu oo veil to give ns a can. Z. GEORGE KRIECHBAUM A Co. Corvallis. Feb 1851. SOtf Silas C. Herring's Patent Champioa Fire snd Burglar Proof Safes, WITH or without Halls' powder proof lock or Jones' patent permatatioa Bauk Locks. Sold at the manufacturer's prices with freight added. Prices from S35 tJ uU, call and see sample or tneir vrors with tbe improved locks. . UtW. U. JUM&sfgeaf. Salem. May 17. 1858. lotf Lager Beer. fTVBE nndenicmed is manufacturing at tha OR X EGON CITY BRBWRYaanperior article of Laarer Beer, nu xood as any in toe coantrr icleCT? yT.J Always oa band and prepared to All orders, at home or from a distance. LOUIS BEHEESS. MsyS.iaaa. 9tf Statute sf Oressai slAN be found at Joha Fleming's, Oregon City; a vy at A.R, Shipley's, Portland. But few copies i lent. Jane S. 1R58 - m f WEBSTEBS UNABRIDGED DIOTIONABIES JJ last received ana tor sale by S. L. BRADLET A Co. Orej-on City. April, 1368. &tf - a TMSH aaaortsaaatof all wot plaids, at A. tq j W. K.SMlTMACoV BLASTING pxiwuVi , and sratar proof caps, at . t3tfj . .. W. IC.SirTYH A CoV. m E0TRAY 'NOTICES. fThe charge for estrsy if'-esls one dollar, for such animal advertised. Ko Bt will appear ontll paH for. Where no money, or less than tba correct aaocs t is sent arrtn sn essrsy notice, tne notice wiu not ca pnUisbed until the foil s mount Is received. TAEE2T UP, by tbe subscriber. Jiving la Locals isute precinct. PUk Co one eow and calf, tad, with some white, tosr years old, no marks or braads, cams to &f premises s when a yearling. .a sjsBs-sfcvas s4as Jrxs tt, 1SS8. SwlT TAKEN CP. bv tbe subscriber, living three mllas east of Scio, in Uan Co.. two steers one a deep red. Eve yecis old. raarxed Witt s iul in tbe left ear, branded with a Sgore 3 on thn left tip. ess:: to my . residence three years ego. The ether s pile red, two years old, marked w4Ui a split and cnderblt la each ear. no brscdi ticroeivsUe. case to my res; dews over oneyesrsgo. - CALEB W.CUBJL done zo. is?. awn TAKEN UP, by tbe abscrlber. livuig nix miles south of em.- of Scio. Llan eoentv. oce two vear old hejfer, btindle besd sad sides, whits back, beiiy and legs, no asm or brands perceivable, earns to my place waen s small eslL WlLLLAAf CTBUS. rfonezo, toss. - ivii TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living a boat tares ssiles soatheast of Salem, onedsik roan Indian mars, tea or eleven rears oid. branded on tha left bla with an Indistinct H C. baa four white feet, and soma white in the face. Said anre has been on ay plsee about two months. EEXJAUIM HCSKK&3. Jane M, 1363. XwlT TAKEN CP, by the subscriber living at his real' deuce about two miles south of Salem, one small rosn Indian horse, with bald face and wh-tf legs, bran ded en the left shoulder with aa distinct brand, resem bling an " R." Raid horse Is about 6 or T vests c!A snd came on ay premlssi In Jons last. . n . . . m a nil. ssuaavsuii Jane. S3. 1853. wlT . TAKEN UP. by the subscriber about the tenth of Jane ult. tivine- st Jeflenon in Msrian eocntT.ona small brtndle cow. part Spanish, marked with a email upper tnx eat or the lert ear, n? other mam "r cranos perceivable July, 1st 1353. JACOB CONSEB. awn TAKEN UP. by the subscriber, living st Oaklsnd, Umpcos Co-, one Spanish eow. body white, neck snd bead black, point of tha horns sawed off. brandtst on tbe right side of tje neck with a Spanish brand.. Also, one yearling neirer, bocy white, necx ana. neea brisdle, no marks or brands perceivsble. u. v. Ui ut.it n u'jjj. June 1, WA. Sw14 TAKEN UP by the subscriber, living five asilessoath west af Silverton. Marion Co- one roan Indian mare, supposed to be four years old. face and legs white, has a ynaaf colt. GEORGE BICHE8. Jane 14. li&s. swio TAKEN CP, by tbeaabscriber. about tbe 8th iart one iron grey mare. 8 yeara old, maifced by tba saddle and slncn, about 15 bands high, no brand per' eaivable. JAkiS SI. aiOUKi June Is, I85S. lwia TAKEN UP. by the subscriber, residence 3 miles west of Silverton. in Marion Co.. one red f year old steer, very small, bo marks or brands perceivable; came to my premises asosi ooa year ago. - a. is. sxautci. Jnnel. 18. - Juris TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living on Baker; creek, Yamhill Co., one Ameri-sn horse, brigh Iron grey, six rears some saddle marks, no ether marks or brands visabie. JAMBS GRANT. June 21. 1858. Iwl TAKEN UP. by the sobscriber living in Jefferson precinct, Marion Co.. -one bay horse, with biacc legs, mane, and tail, a tew wnue nsirs tn tne lorehaxd, three years oid, supposed to be Indian. a.a.rssib -June J4. 158. Swle. ' Notice. THE Judges of the Sapresie Court of the Territ tj f Oregon, assembled st tbe seat of Government oa' the 16th day of December. 1656. do fix and appoint District Courts to be held in the city of Salem, in thai cocntr of Marion, oa the fint Kondars of April acd September, and the f.-rarth Mondays of May and Oeto oer. anuuai.'v. vim ucrvmvwm . nu uiv -- ot fortiand . in the county or ainitnomsn, on tne nits Monday, of December, l&js. and thereafter cn tne una MondaVs of tlav and October, and tbe third Mondfr.ys of June and November, annnaUy. until tsthenrise order ed.and da limit the deration of 'said Terms to six days) etch. GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Chief Justice. 41 CTBUS OLNET. Associate Justice. NsiUee. TVJOW for larye ssJcsand amsil profits, for cash or r Oregon produce. A well selected assort mer.t cf dress patterns. Delaines. Merinos. Calicoes. Ginghams) and all ether goods for ladies. Aa assortment oi boa- nets and laaies bats or taelatest raatuoa. Also a wel!sete4eda3soitmestofclotmi?x,boot3afid shoes of the best quality, coffee, tea. sngar. salt, rice. pepper, aaiaratoa. and tamp on. wna other arnees.tos) numerous to mention, for sale ia Sector's building, Salem. - L. WESTACOTT. Msvl3.1557. lOtf Satr Lop! Saw Loes! WISH to contract for 1500 saw logs, of yellow, red" and whit- fir. IS. It. 18. 19. SO. 15 feet l.-mg, and from 20 to 36 inches ia diameter at tha butt end; for which I will av sax dollar per tnonsaad feet, ia cash.) deUverad at my Floating Saw Miii, at Salem. 0. at. UU Xl&LilA. - 1 win osv eizfct dollars per thoasaad ftet. for good osk. Sfh, and maple toga, delivered aa abutrc. 15tf . SO Reward . STRAYED, or stolen from the sabsenber, at santt aa City. Marioa Co.-oa or about Oe 8th Jane, one dsrk bar hore. aaoat 15 heads hih. ball face, nota hind feet white, a boat half way up to the hock, soma white on his back and side, caused by tne saddle ana sineh. no other or brand that I recoSect of. be is between six or seven Tear old. I will pav twenty five dollars for tbe delivery of the hone, ox fifty dol lars for the horse or thief. . THOMAS WARS AN j Santlam City. Jane 14, 1353. SwiSpaid Adaaiaistrator' Netice. NOTICE is herebv gives, that the andersigBed fcss been appointed administrator of the estate of ISAAC H. a A YI3. deceased, by the probate court, of Linn Co.. now all persons indebted to said estate, ara reanested to make immediate payment, and all per sons having claim against said estate, are requested to present taem witttia the time reowrea ey law. Albany. JaneS. 1353. . 4wlS . The Island Wood Yard YfTILLbea permanent inttiltttiox is Salem. after V V this. The subscriber hzs engaged lOOd cords eat between bow and winter ,'and has machinery to eat it into any length required for use in fire daces or stoves; Those who want to SATS SOMETHING in their fad kill vii; fin mil In Mil IM Ml. - - atrOniera left with Gnswold A Co or at IIo6rej ' :il k. .n cf. o a n.IRr Jnae 1.1858. 12tf Adaainistratar's Notice TOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to IN the estate of EOMOND CREAMER BROWN de ceased, to come forward and settle with tbe undersign ed. All persons having cLtints against said estate ate also notified '-'i present the same within one yair from date hereof r they will be torever barred, a t oruer of Probate Jodie. J. T. COOPER ASm ScottsburgO. May 10, 1353. 4wl6 Adamiaistratar'e Sale. BT virtue of an order directed to me. by the probate court, of Marioa Co.. I will proceed to sell, at public sals, on Satarday, the lOtu day of July next, at mw o'clock, p. m.. the roiiowing propeny belonging to too estate of JOSEPH BIXET, deceased, vis: 320 acres of land situated ia township 6, south, range 2 west, oa tbe road leadiug from Parkersville. to Salem, aboot two miles west of Parkersville. The sale will take place on tbe premises, and the terms wilt be cash ia hand. . ' " AUtiUSTUS UUU1L.LVT, Aomin r June 10, 1853. SwlS StraTed FIOM the anhacriber. one sorrel bay horse, years old. two hind feet white, and white face, branded O T oa the sboakier. said horse has a scar across both hips, and is supposed to be ia Xambiil eoouty. Any person giving information of the same to Edward Da-' pais, at Dayton. Yamhill Co., or to T. Piet, at PavisV son s ferry, wm oe uaenuiy rswaraea. MAYLOvG ALLARS. -Msy IS, 1358. lmUpaid SeTvins Machines WHEELER A WILSON'S machines are the beH ever offered to public patronage. They are sim ple and durable; easily kept ia repair; sew with great :.!:. aVa am n ..J A mm ImAIi it. that wu net rip. Persona wiabihg to bay will And tnem at tne rosiaenee or us unuersixnea. ' T.SAYA6E, fH. April 16,1553. T& Piano Fortes TJTROil W. H Bait A Soa'a BBaaafacSory 3S Bread acSory ss wit A way. if . way. N. York, sold st toaur prices swa iwtuaw- x Ln Priae A Co Mslodaons. Call sad we will ! you afistof nrirssMd sample of their work. GEO. B. J3?,J asnt. Salem. May 17.185s. - '-- lusf . : n! Far Salt KiTtr- TT A YINO closed oat my entire saosh of Goods, all AA persons iidobtsd to i m wiU aJaaaease kmrl and pay-as taair aoaooata ttniiBdiais y. G.B-COUB. 131 Xwlo XUcliarCa U Portland. June 15, 136&. W. K-SMTEB t Cj stteetlin to the sale or tn OI'V - -I I 1ST t .