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r Commerce Shelby, Hannah and Tich-
" Cannlies Lassatcr, McCnily nnd Bowlby.
Election Newcomb, McGcc and Mor-
rison.
Joint Com. en EnroUed Bd's Bontatn,
Croncr.
Mr. Harding introdneed abill to rrgnl.ito
practice in circuit and county courts. 100
copies ordered printed.
Mr. Hardins offered a bill io rogofate the
times of holding circuit conrts ordered
printed.
The two bodies met in joint convention
for tho flection of U. S. Senator. - -
Mr. Barch nominated lions. Joseph Lane
and Delnzon Smith.
J. II. Slater, of Arery cot-nty, "national
democrat" nominated Darii Lrgan.
The following democratic, members Toted
for Messrs. Lane and Smith, (they being ro
ted for one at a time:)
Bonham, Borch, Cochran. Co2sd, Crnzan,
Crooks, Craner, Hardinjr, Hannah, Hedges,
Hoyt, Holton, Jennings, LassaterM Mcln
inch, Morrism, Neweomb, Nelson, Norris,
Patterson. Shelby, Sterens, Thomas. Tich-
eaor, Treritt, Wait, TVault, Berry, Bris
tow, Clby, Drain, Florence, Grim, Lam
goo, Ruckle, Scott, Wells, "Way mire, El
k:tS9. The following opposition members voted
.for Hon. Joseph Lane McGee, MeCoily,
luchols. Shack, Slater, Gazely, Mclteeney
T; lie receiving 46 votes in nil.
Bowlby, Cornelius and Williams voted
blank, azainst Lane 3. Dryer Toted for
Jacob Woodsides.
The following black republican members
Toted for David Logan - against Smith
Bowlbr, MeCulIy, Xicioffs, Shuck, Sinter,
Cornelius, Mclteeney and Wiiiiams 8.
ilcQee and Gaxi'ly vottd b'auk.
Prycr voted for Joseph Teal.
House July T. Afternoon. A rcso
Intion to canvass the votes for Governor, in
joint convention to morrow, was considered
adopted.
Mr, Cochran from the committee 'on wajs
and means reported a bill increaMii tin
State tax to 3 mills. Ordered printed and
read third time to-morrow.
Mr. Trevilt moved the appointment of a
committee on joint rules adopted, and
Messrs. Trcvitt, Tuttcrsoa aud Harding
appoiuti-d.
Mr. Tchenor moved that the Secretary
be directed to furnish the members of tln
House with, stationery lost.
The committee on rules reported adopt
ted. Arijournod.
TnpRSDAT, July 8, 1833.
Sexate. The staLding committees were
announced, a follows: -
Judiciiry Brislow, Lamson and G-'ZoIy.
Way 4 Means Wayuiirc, Well, Grisn.
Elections Colby. Scott, Willfaius.
Claras Grim, Waymire, Mcltreny.
Corporations Berry, Colby, - Cornelias.
Counl:ts Drain, Florence, Berry.
Military Affairs Hackle, Cornelia,
Scott..
Commerce Gszfly, Wells, RieSlo.
Edzcatfrn Well.--, Lino:i, Me I teeny .
Engrossed Bdh Laaison, Bristow, Wil
liams. '
Euads and H'ghxtys Florence, Drain,
Gazcly. Adjourned.
After.voo. Senate repaired to Hall of
Ilouse to witness inauguration of Goternor
After return bills of House relating to
courts, times of hu'ding same, and relating
to coanty'seat cf Curry county, were passed.
Adjourned.
Thcrsdav, July 8, 1853.
Ix IIorsE. The committee on Yamliill
contested election maJo a report no final
determination arrived at, and no action had.
The Hone 'went into eoinmiiteee of the
v"TioIe on the bill relating o conrts. Mr.
Tichenor in the chnir. The same was con
sidered at length, whertupoa committee
rose, and Hoa?e ordered biil to jd reading
3 o'clock, p. m. this day.
The biil to regulate the times of holding
circuit courts was passed. Adjourned.
Thursday, July 8, 1858.
Afterxoox. Tiie voti-s for Govenor were
canvassed, at:4 Joint Whiu-akcr -foaud t
have 5134 votes, oj?d E. M. Barnntn, 4213.
Hm-se. Judge Boise administered the
oath of office to to the Governor of tlio
State, whereupon he delirered to the two
houses the following inaugural address:
Gentlemen, of lh? Senile, a at House of Rep
resent itie: s, and Fellow Citizens of Ore
go: Yon are assembled here to-day under the
provisions of the fundamental law of the
State the people, by their own act, called
convention that convention framed a
-constitution, the people ratified it and to-day
we pat on the habiliments of the full grown
w a a a
. man, ana emerge iro;n territorial vassaiage
into State sovereignty. It is worth ty of note,
that whilo the people cf Oregon were pre
paring for a State organization, the gov--ernmeiit
of the United States was menaced
and rreatly imperiled by the acts of a si:-ter
Territory while framing for itself a constitu
tion, preparatory to entering the Union.
It is a matter cf gratification, that no snch
. lawless conduct ami viwlation of rights char
acterized the people of our young and fair
State, while preparing to leeome"one of the
members of this great confederacy, and it is
attributable to the fact that Oregon wn
peopled by a high order of citizens a pev
pie possessing a doe kciic cf their inor;l ai:d
political duties to themselves, aud a spirit '
.JOftiea ranee one toward another.
. "The transition from a Territorial exitcnpe
to that of S;atc sovereignty is a! wny at
tended with more or less disorder ami dciv.
but when we consider the changes that Ore
gon has passed through the people, wlieti
bat a liandfnl, organized ami successfully
aaintaincd a proviioi;ai eovern-iiei.t, which
government a as sapo'Ccdcd by an organic
act,1 and Gen. Latic sent lierj as our lir.-t
Oovernor, the people readily acconnuod.itcd
themselves to the govcrmnfrit ar.d to his
athority; and now they declare that tiny
re ready for another change, and assume
tate sovereignty.
Oregon goes into the Union nnder the
most favorable asxptce's a democratic ad
ninistration at Washington, standing by
the constitution and the Union a fu.I and
bearty endorsement of that ndministration
by the government aiid people cf this State
a Representative (elect) in Congress,
fallr committed to the policy of that admin
istration and Senators kdown to be ardenU
. I - f f,A t? -t rrtn t.A r 1
Taated in saying that the interests cf our
State will be ably and saccessfully rcpre
eented iu the Congress of .the United States.
It is much to be regretted that oor peo
ple have suffered so long by the siipineuess
and tardy action of Congress in relation to
our war debt. And I regard it as one of
the immediate advantages to be derived from
oar admission into the Union as an inde
pendent State, that through the jnfloence of
oar members in Congress, the minds of mem
bers of that body will be more effectually
disabused, and speedy action be had, and au
appropriation made by which our citizens
shall receive a full recompense for their
property sold and services rendered.
Oregon is probably one of the most at
tractive portions of the North Atneric o
continent, al once beautiful and picturesque,
with a henlthv and salubrious, climate, wen
adopted to tho production of all the cereals
and most ot tne otner grains common 10 iuc
United States a sea-board of some three
hundred miles, with numerous! harbors, and
inexhnustable fisheries arable land soffi
eieut to supply three millions of souls with
bread grazing land suScient to supply
twice that number with meats probably
no country octier aaapied to the production
of wool, flax nnd hemp, and it is admitted
that Oregon excels in her growth of fruit
her mountains lire covered with the finest
of tiaiher and underlaid with gold, nnd re
cent discoveries show that we are not with
out a goodly supply of lime and coil her
streams affording some of the best water
pnvdiges in the world and her rivers are
navigable for steamboats at all times of the
year.
Oregon ought and might be an extensive
exporting country, yet on the contrary she
imports many articles that might be manu
factured in the country, thereby increasing
her prosperity, growth and importance. '
When our people become a manufacturing
people when they produce those articles of
necessity, Tor which they ore so eminently
capable when oar exports shall equal or
overbalance our imports, then, and not until
then; wilt Oregon become truly great.
The net of Congress by which we are ad
mitted injo the Union is, in my opinion, suf
ficiently generons to recommend itself to the
favorable consideration of the people of
Oregon. The grant of the ICth nnd 36th
sections of: land for school purposes is merely
a continuation of a provision contained in
the organic net. Seventy-two sections are
set apart for the use of a State University
ten sections are granted, to bo applied to
the erection of public buildings, and twelve
Slt springs, together with seventy-two sec
tions, are given to the State, to be disposed
of in snch a manner as, the Legislature shall
provide ; and the nnal pcr-centnjre on the
net proceeds from the sale of public lands
within our limits, making in the aggregate,
ninety-eight thousand five hundred ami sixty
acres of land, exclusive of the 16th and 36th
seel inns ; forty-five thousand and eighty
acres of whk-h is to be applied to educational
pa-oes. Although this grant noponrs lib
eral rnd generous, yet, it may be difficult to
find lands in any of the valleys, west of the
Cascade range of mountains, of a desirable
quality, unoccupied, suhjict to be located
under the provisions of this bill.
I may bo expected to say something in
nlatitfii to the course I may pursue while in
the d::-chargc of the duties of the place as
sijne l mo by the partiality of my fellow
cit z-ns.
I enter upon the discharce of the duties
of the office of Governor with diffidence nnd
misgivings as t my ability to discharge the
duties of so high and responsible an office
in a manner to subserve and ndva'nce the
liest interests of the State ; but, shall be
governed strictly by the constitution, trust
ing much to the wisdom, intcllitrcnce and
patriotism of the Legislature and the people,
endeavor'n-j to discharge the duties of the
fficc faithfully, impartially and to the best
of my ability for common good of all.
I lia'I endeavor to keep politics as far
removed from- my official nets as may lie con
sistent with the circumstances which brousht
about my election. It is the doctrine of all
parties that the agents of the party in power
s'loald be selected from that purty which is
sesponi-ible for the manner in which the
government is administered, and my admin
istration will form no exception to the gen
eral role. Mnch as I should regret to exer
cise that priv'h ge under the constitution,
wherein tho Governor is clothed with a
negative power on all subjects of legislation,
yet I tihatl never shrink from the exercise ot
the vtt power when, in my opinion, my
OJth, or the public good demand it.
I desire, gentlemen, at this time to offer
my th inks to the people of Oregon for their
confidt-nce, as expressed by their selection of
myself as the head of the executive depart
meut cf the State, pledging myself against
the abase of that confidence, offering yon
the assurance that whatever ability I may
possess s'mll be brought to the discharge of
the duties of my position.
I congratulate you on the happy and
prosjcrous condition of our country our
people enjoy health and prosperity Under
divine providence we are blessed with abund
ant harvests and it is fitting that we, at
this time, cemmend our infant State to the
protection cf an all wise beings
The joint convention dissolved, and the
biil relating to courts passed.
The bill levying a State tax of three mills
wns taken op, in committee of the Whole,
Mr. Harding in the chair.
: Mr. Slater moved to reduce to two mills.
Mr. Drver opposed the reduction. We
had extraordinary expenses at the start of
tiie Sute of Government. We ought to
pay the expenses of the Constitutional Con
vention, and we ought to pay other extra
expenses. The credit system was niggardly
economy. Three mills would raise not over
$60,000, all of which wo should need for the
first year.
Mr. Crozan moved 2$ milh accepted.
Mr. Lassatcr supported the three mills.
If we intended to pay tlte expenses of the
Constitutional Convcntion.it wns not too
much. If it was not, it was.- But, as he
understood it was intended to pay the ex
penses of the Constitutional Convention, be
sliinld,g for three mills.
Two and a-half mills was adopted.
Mr. TVault moved to amend he said so
nolo avoid a Constitutional difficulty. Mr.
TTnuH spoke at length.
Mr. Tiehi-Jior aid lie confd not tell which
si.ia Mr. T'Viint was on. He had argued
lioth s'.d;s. nnd then went back to where he
lieiiii. He was in favor of 2 mills to meet
the Ixpun-cs of the State, and did not know
v!iat whs meant by "grndatiuj; the revenue."
Mr. Harding regretted the reduction to
2f mills. It wns the duty of, the State to
pjiy tlio expenses of tha Constitutional Con
vention the Erst expanse of he State. " He
p.t-fvrred three mill which would pay all ex
Jmmiscs, but should be compelled to vote for
21. or leave the State without revenue.
Mr. Tichenor introduced a bill legalizing
an informal vote locating the county seat of
Curry county. v
. r. Tichenor explained the bill to es
tablish the connty seat at mouth of Rogue
River. B.I I passed.
' The Yamhill contested election case was
discussed, but resolution'not taken np.
Mr. Wait offered a resolution .providing
for adjournment to-morrow. Adjourned.
Fridat, July 9, 1858.
Sciate. The revenue bills passed, and
some other business transacted. . Adjourned
sine die. .
Feidat, July 9, 1858.
IIorsE. Mr. BnrcSi offered a resolution
directing the Secretary of Slate to procure
rooms aud furniture for the legislature. Gov
ernor and Secretary adopted.
Mr. Nelson, of Yamhill, resigned his seat.
, Mr. Stevens offered a resolaliou declaring
the seat vacant adopted.
The 2J mill tax biil passed. Adjourned.
AfTCBXooN. Mr. Dryer offered humbug
preamble and resolutions declaring, war
against Tancoorer! laT&hd, &c, which were
postpone! until September, the country be
ing unable to go to war natil after harvest
Adjourned sine die.
ferrttortat LcgUlal arc 1439
- House of Rspbeseivtatives.
Below is a list of the members of tho Ter
ritorial legislature. It U not unlikely that
the biil to admit the State failed io the
House, nnd Mint therefore the usual session
of the Territorial Assembly will have to be
held iu the months of December and Jan
uary: Afa Hon Co.H. F. Bonham, J. II. Ste
ven, Jus. H. Lasater.
Linn N. II. Crauer, "John T. Crooks,"
E. E. Mclnineh
. Lane W; W. Chapman. W. S. Jones.
.Benon J. II. Slater, H. B. Nichols.
Umpqua Jas. Cole, (contested by G. B.
Van Hiper who is probably entitled to the
sent.)
Douglas A. G. McGee.
YundMlA. Zieber, John H. Smith
We sea N. H. Gates.
Multnomah T. J. Dryer.
Washington Wilsoii Bowlby.
Washington Ir Multnomah E. D. Shat-
tuck .
Clackamas A. F. Hedges, B. Jen
nings, D. B. Hannah. '.
Columbia T. H. Drury.
ClatsnvVr. W. Parker.
JaeJcxon W. G. TVault, S. Watson.
Josephine Dr. Hbjton. . . .
Jackson Sf Josephine Daniel Ncwcomb.
Coos 4- Carry Wm. Tichenor. '
Polk Isaac Smith.
FM TUlamookJ. K". V. Holmes.
COU.NCIUIE.S.
Clatsop, Columbia & Yamhill (vacancy
district black.).
MuHmnmah & IT asmglon Thos. K.
Cornelius.
Clackamas Wasco A. E. Wait.
AfiirMi""
Linn Chns. Drain.
Benton J- Lane 3. W. Mack
Umpqa.il, Douglas, Coos & Curry Dr.
Wells.
Po'A Ic Ttttemfioi'Snt. Ford.
Jackson J Josephine A. M. Berry
Democrats. All not marked with a
star () are black republicans.
flu Marion county, at the late election
Samuel Parker was voted for for Couueil-
mau in some precincts, upon supositiou that
Edward Shell, the Councilman of last year,
had removed from the district. If he has
left only temporarily, without intention of
changing his residence, the seat was not va
cated. If he had changed his residence, the
seat was vacant, and Mr. Parker will be
the successor. Both nre democrats.
The' style of getting the dollar will
insure the true method of its use. Tho for
tune meanly gained will be meanly spent;
for the plaiit reason that a man who de
graded himself to obtain bis money, unless
he becomes a better "man, will continue to
act from the same low level, and scourge
the community worse in the use than in the
srettiii" of his wealth.
MAltKID,
At' t lib residence f CVI. Jara Kinney in Benton
Co-, on the I2th int. by Rer. E. it- Geary. Cr- Rw-r
Bleikoe and Miss diujhter of Col. Kinney.
On the 4th duy or July, at the residence nf the
bride's father, o-i Frait Firm, Marian Co., by James
B vothe, E-tq., Mr. PaiLtP Boyek and libs Saastha
Ozek. all ot Marian Co.
Tlte parties will please accept tbaok for a hvgt do
nation of cake, of nameroa rarietles.
On Tbntsdjy, Ilth clt. by Kev. James H. D. ITender
son, Mr. Wm. 31. W'akos a'ud Miss Psbsi E. Ecsseli.,
all of Lane coalitr. Oregon.
On the lOlh. of 'June by Rev. CO. Bitraett, Mr. T.
J. Woolxky, of Waeo county, Vj Mis M. C Eisat,
of Vatuhill crantv, Oregon.
By John W. Fkoss, J. P. in the forVs of the Santi
am.at the rei lence of the bride rather. June llth,
H5S. Mr. Walter Muxes to Mis Hasbiet Hamilton,
of Lino Co., Oregon.
Or the 1 ith of June, at the residence of Mr. Iaac n.
Xeirton. by Iter. E. X. Lniworth. Mr. Ueorcs W.
Stuct and ilUi Uacuael E.llks, all of Beaton Co.,
Oregon.
Oa the S3th nit., at his residence in B-rtterille, Ore
gon, Mr. O. K. Wilsos, la the 3i)th yerof his air.
Special Saticcs,
v Tlte Annual Meeting
Or thj Tn-tecs of the Wa!l imct Ca.versity, vi',1 be
held on Tusd iy next, the 13th inn., at 1 a'clock, p.
m., in th? Institute clupel. F. S. HOYT,
twlS Sec. Bd. Trustees.
A CARD.
Dr. J. L. Coombs, EyeSarjeon, Corrallis, bas fur
nishes a buil Jinjr npon the plan of a eommoa boarding-
house, except in the adaptation to treatment of persons
afT'.-cted by diseases of the eye. The operating and
oasu.'ting' rooms are in the same baildirw? one part of
which H occupied by a gentlemen and bis wife, who
perform the duty of steward and cook. Well qualified
attendants are provided for three patients who are
blind or otherwise helpless. The terms will be the
same as in ordinary boarding houses. ,
Tito fact being obvious that diet and habits of patients
being under immediate supervision of the Surgeon,
greater success mait attend his practice, and that this,
ana only this his S'vei eelebrity tc California phrsi
cians orer th we of Oresrn. Me would respectfully
"?fe4 ti those of our physicians who do not possess)
the-e facilities to commend an institution of this Char
acter in onr miLt, ia preference to those of Ca'. "
Jjne23, l?i3. Iyl5
" Let n fa!e delicaoy prevent the invalid from
seeking m? li.-il relief t:e card of Dr. L. J. Caapksy,
to be f uncl in another column indicates where to ob
t un a reliable and competent physician. It is seldom
that we are called npon t bear testimony In favor of
the skill of a p!iysici.tn. b it a sense of d-ity as well as
Justice dem tnd t int we aaould not pass Ir. Czapkay
by. with wit something more than a mere mention. Un
like the gre iter p ntion of those wh- thrust themselves
and their tr,mn before the public, whose practices
are empirical. Dr.Czpkay is a gentleman of rare med
ic il and scienlillc attainments, having held the position
of chief sarxe .n of the lileratif;g army during the late
Hungarian revolution, and is possessed of all the requi
site experiences ami skill forUe succes'full practice of
his pr.fesi n. It is to tho care and advice of snch a
r-hy.tician we wauiJ command all suffering from the
effects of sexa il or private disease, feeling assured that
in a!l such complaints, whether arising from infection,
indiscretion, sctf-abo.se, nr Ijss of virility, he can guar
antee, from his extensive practice, a speedy and per
manent cure. To those suffering from the effects of
physical and mental debility, we would say let com
mon sense take the place of false modesty, and seek
su'-h advice as will save you from an untimely grave
and lou you back again to pristine health, consult Dr.
Czapkay. whom we cheerfully endorse as a skillful and
tried physician, capable or coping with and success
fully eradicating those self-inflicted miseries, the evils
or empirical practice aad all diseases or a private na
ture. Dr. Czapkaya rooms are on Hacramento, oppo
site the Pacific Mail Steamship Office, San Francisco.
Hostcttrr's RrrrKBs. typepii! If yon would be
well, try a buttle of H wte.ttar a Bitters, it acts like a
charm m giving a healthy tone to the digestive organs
and in strcn.?theoinir the nervous system. Especially
is its utility a a tonic and a preventive of languor of
the liisrhe? t value.-wheu the wh'de nervons and mus
cular system, relaxes, and effects a condition which
permit the approach or diseases. There is not a sin
gle instance known of its failure to do good, where it
has been used according to directious. Try it. For
sale hy drujrri-ts ana at saloons generally. Pari &
whits, Ageais, 1 j Yasinnxi-nireeu.aur'rancisco.
SMITH DAVISt.Ageuts Portland.
San Francisco, May, lo8. . 3ml3
Pb.L. J.CzarKAV'SSarffical and Medical Institute It
to extensively kaowq in this Territory that any notice
of it, or of bim. might teem superfluous. Yet fearing
that thera arc those who heretofore having do need of
medical aid, have neglected to ascertain the proper
sources of relief ia cases of misfortnnes. To those we
beir leave to direct attention to Dr. L. J. Czankav. who
is certainly a Physician of great skill and wouderful
snccess in Lis profession. The Dr. has devoted much
attention to the- treatment of chronic and private dis
eases, and stands unrivalled in bis management of
them. To those who need sceh Assistance we cheerfully
teenmmend Dr. L. J. Cxapkay ; it would be well at all
events to commit ujm, as us maxes no cnarge tor con
sultation. aad much good might result rrora iu The Dr.
guarantees a care in all cases or asks no compensation.
ma- See Dr. L.J. Czapkay 'sad yertisemenU- in another
column of this paper. mK
Cherry Pctoral for aT at wbtil aj i
Ayrff,:
VT. K- EMITH 4 Co"b.
CORRECTED WEKLT, BT M. T. KROWtt.
8ALEH, Jaaa U, 13.
rioovct.
....... .s j M
Wheat, while,
Whoat, mixed, ;.....
Oats, .......
Potatoes,).
Onions, ...1. ...... -
Beans, ...... ...... ------
Pens,
Bacon, sides,. ..i.
Bacon, hams, ...... .....a..
Lard, in kegs, ...
Butter, fresh rolls....... .....
Batter, packed,
Kpgs i.. .........
Chickens, per dozon, ..v..
Flour, per 100 lbs
Wool, unwashed
Wool, washed, ..: i.. ..
Pork, ..... I..
1 00
8 60
S 00
1 60
81
ft
15
80
85
30
- 00
I 00
, ir
i 85
ss
CO a
124
so
FRUITS; - '
Dried Apples,.. . 80 a 85
Dried Peaches,.... 18 a 85
Dried Currants,.: . 75
Applos, pcV bushel, none, 0 00
Fir, clear, par If,
Cedar, per M i
Shingles, cedar, per M, . ...
Shine-las, fir, por If,....
18 00 a 20 00
40 00 a 35 00
0 60
6 00
16 a 80
14 a 16
85 a 86
OROCERIES.
Saggar, IC. O...... ...... ...... ....
Sugar, China, .
8nirr, white, cnubed,.... .... ....
Symp, ...... .... . .... .... 1
Coffee,
Rice, ...4.. ....
Soup... . . ............
Salt
18a 1 85
15" a IIS
15 a SO
J21a 14
4 a 3
35 a 40
none
12aa 15
85 a 33
18 50al5 00
T 50a 800
18 60
1 75
1 75
Candles, adamantine, per box...... -
Candles, tallow,..
Saloratus,.-. :i
Cordage,
White Lead
Nails, cut, war ker, . f. .. .
Nails, wrought, per keg.
. . . OILS.
Linseed, per gallon,
Boiled OU
Whale,. :: 1
50 a 8 00
Qlass, per foot....... ...... .......
8 a 124
DRY GOODS. .
Sheetings, brown....... .. ....
12J a 14
Sheetings, bleached,.:.... ' 18
a 80
a 14
Urills, brown ..i. i
Drills, bine 17
a 80
Mcrnmac Prints....... 14
It!!
Common Fancy Prints, .10
14
Moai. UcLaine 18
Irish Linen...................... 60
Brown Linen, i -ss
Brown Table Linen..... 40
374
100
60
75
85
60
35
00
00
Satinett, double milled, 1 1 00 a
Kentucky Jeans....... ...... ..... 3?la
Cotton Jeans.... .....J.... so a
Pants, satinett, 8 09 a 4
Boots, kip 8 53 a 4
Albany Book Store.
THE undersigned would inform the citizens of Wan
Co.. and the public generally, that they have just
received, and will keep constantly on hind, for sale, a
large assortment of school books ia common use, aad
also a variety or miscellaneous books, stationery . Ac.
t. HALEY BitO'3.
Albany. Oregoa, July 1. 1S58. . IStf
Ho!
I HATE leased the well known, and popular sawmill,
known as "Xewsom's Mill," in Marion Co.. State ot
Oregon: a new and permanent dam, and other repairs
are added to the mill: and. havinr access to a larce
body of good timber, I hope to furbish the best of tim-
ner. oy tne quantity, to oiu customers of nr. jfewsom.
and to all others who will patronize me. Maple, onk.
ash and Br lumber, can be had at sart notice at thu
mill. RICHARD OSBORK.
July 10. 18."S. 4wt
-notice to Contractors.
SEALED proposals for a contract to deliver one hun
dred tous of superuae S nr. at the SiletU Indian
Agency, Ore jon. wili be received at the office of Sapt.
Indian Affairs, Salem, Oregon, oa the second day "of
Aasust. IS53. All bidJcrj wilt be required to accom
pany their bids with written guarantees, with two or
moie securities that they will give a sufficient bond for
the faithful performance of the contract; payments
will be made as aooa as the uecesary funds are receiv
ed, applicable to that purpose.
R. B. METCALFE, lad. Agent.
SfletU Agency. July 1. 1S8. 18tf
IS Probate court for Yamhill Co., O. T: Wherein
John H.ftobertson, Administrator of the estate of
THOMAS HARRIS, deceased, has thfl day filed his
last account, praying for a Snail settlement, this is to
the end, that the heirs at law, and all persons interest
ed, may appear at "be Court of Probate, to be held at
Larsyette. on the first Tuesday of .Ajagsxt next, at tea
o'djck, A. M., to show rau-e if aily, why the said ac
count should nut be allowed, and a final settlement
made. MARTIN OLDS. J. P.
July 6, 1S58. - SwIS
Sale of Scliool Lands.
4 S ordered by the CommUsianers of Lian County,
Jt. acting in pur.-uance of an act of the Legislative
Assembly, of the Ternt wy of Oregon, passed January
30th. 1463. "entitled an act t amend an act to mvvide
for the sute of common school land of the Territory of
Oregon," such pnitions of the school lands in said
connty, as the state of the nul lie snrvevs will permit,
will be publicly offered for Sile to the highest bidder;
the times, places and manner, as herein prescribed, to
wit: .
At Albany, on Taesday and Wednesday, the 7th and
8th September next, the school lands in
Township IS, Range S west,
10, 11.11, S -
9,10.11.11. " 4 "
At Scio. Thursday and Friday the 9th aad 10th of
September aext, the school lands ia
- Township . 10, 11, 12, Range 1 west.
v, io, u, j
9,19,11. 1 east.
At Brownsville, un Tuesdar. Wednesday aad Thurs
day, the 14th. lath, and 16th of September, next, the
school lands in
Township 14.15.1V
14.15. H.
M 13. 14. 15. It.
13,14.13,16.
Range 1 eat,
" " 1 west,
- 3
13,14, 13, 111,
4
The commissioners furthermore order that "the prai
rie lands shall not be sold in lots containing more than
eighty (811) -acres, excepting tracks disconnected from
other school lands. contaiuiDg leas than one hundred
and twentv (120) acres, which may be sold in one lot."
The well timbered lands shall be sold in lots of ten
(10) acres, excepting fractions of less than twenty (20)
acres; and other lands in lots of forty (40) acres, unless
fractions of less than eighty (80) acres."
One fourth of the purchase money shall be paid in
hand, and the remainder in three equal annual instal
ments, with tenjier cent, peraannm interest from the
date of purchase, the interest to be paid semi-annnaliy
in advance; such deferred payment to be secured by
notes of the purchaser, with twa sufficient securi
ties, made payable to the Treasurer of the county. The
whole amount may be paid down at the option of the
purchaser. EDWAltD B. GEARY,
Cm. of Common Schools, for Linn Co., QT.
June 20, 1958. 6wl7
Mules Lost!!
STRATED or stolen from the snbs?riber, from Sa
lem, on Friday night last, tw-.i horse mules; one a
very large dark bay mule, aboit 16 hands high, brand
ed A on the hip, feft fore font has been corked, and
looks bad. The other a light bay, about 1412 hands
high, bas a Rman nose. B th are shad all round, aad
had heavy leather baiters on.
If any oaeshillnie them, please deliver them to
JOHN BASH. Salem, wh- will par him liberally fur
their trouble. VctiOB F. BLAIR. -
Salem. June 21 . IRIS. IStf
, Notice. -
THE Judaea of the Supreme OunTvfthe Territory of
Oregon, assembled at the scat of Government on
the 16th day of December? 1856, do fix and appoint
District Coftrts to be held in the city of Salem, in the
county of Marion, on the first Mondays of April and
September, and the fourth Mondays ef'Mav and Octo
ber, annually, until otherwise ordered ; aad in the city
of Portland, io the county of Multnomah, on the fifth
Monday, of December, 1856, and thereafter on the first
Mondays of May and October, nnd the third Mondays
of June and November, annually, until otherwise order
ed, and do limit the duration nf said Terras to six days
each. GEO. H. WILLI AUS.-Chief Justice.
41 ' CYRUS OLN'EY, Associate Justice.
Notice. "
NOW fur large sales and small profits, for rash or
Oregon produce. A well selected assortment of
dress patterns. Delaines, Merinos, Calicoes. Ginghania
and all other goods for Indies. An assortment ol bon
nets and ladies bats of thelatest fashion.
Also a well selected assortment of clothing, boots and
shoes of tiie best quality, cofler. tea. sugar, salt, rice,
pepper, salaratus, and lamp oil. with other articles. too
numerous to mention, for sale in Rector's building,
Salem. -...'
L. WESTACOTT.
May 19, 1857. " " ' ' lOtf
SawLogilSawLofil-
I WISH to contract for 2500 saw logs, of yellow, red,
and white fir, 12, 14. 16, 18, 20, 22 feet long, and
from ?0 to 36 inches in diameter at the butt end; for
whicti I wilt pay six dollars per. thousand feet, (ia
cash,) delivered at my Floating Saw Mill, at Salem. ,
- B. M. DU BELLE.
I wfll pay eight dollars per thoasand fees, for good
oak, ash, and maple loga, delivered as above. 15 tf
Administrator's Notice. '
"TOTICE Is hereby given, that the anderslgned has
IN been appointed administrator of the estate of
ISAAC H. DAVIS, deceased, by the probata court, of
Una Cot. now all persons tnaeotea vt sua estate, are
reqnestea to put unmeaiaie nnmtm, pan aa per
sons having" claims ajatnst said elate, af requested
htMnilliia within aba tinM reanfrad h law. ' ' '
." . AlTGTJSTCB D. LBWIfv
. .i ?.' k vase 1.1
rjpO SETTLERS la Township 38 sooth of range 2 east.
The above township having been rarvryed, and a
put thereof apimved on the 1st of June, -18.
all settlers who bare claims or parts of clsiras therein,
are requested to appear at the Land Office for the Cmp.
3na District of Oregon, at Winchester within thirty
ays from and after the 1st day of August, 188, or pre
vious to that time If convenient, when and where we
shall be prepared to receive the notifications of their
claims, and enter nnon the adjustment and set
tlement, according to law, of all CMiSictsor boantlsry
Uneatbat mav be roaml to e.riHt monr tnera.
Given under ocr band at the Land Office la Win-
euaster.uiis Z3d day of Joae. 1SC3.
L. P. MOSHER. RenriMr.
- W. J. MARTIN, nrtftter.
May 12. 15. 417
Claim for Sale.
THE snbscrtber will sell his claim, the sec
ond one bel-iw Lake La Bish. Marlon Co.,
comprising 32 1 seres, 130 under feace. new
frame house, bara. aad a:li.uncs comnlete.
101 bnshels of whett, 20 f cutn. and 6 of peas. AJ-o.
2 fanning milU and ne cuw. Euquire on the preaiit
es, or at John Byrne's, Salem.
LOUIS TAJTDALI- "
JnneSO.1333. - Sml7
. Lumber! Lumber!
TitTRELLE'S Patent. Flsatinff. Steam Saw
and
1J Planing Mills. The proprietor or these Mills la
pleased to inform the Inhabitants cf the Willamette
Valley, that he intends to visit every tow a on the upper
Willamette river, between Oregou City aftd llarris
burg, for the purpose of sawing, planiuj, tongue and
grooving Inmber of every description.
Having an improved live foot circular saw, and one
of Wood worth's latest patent tongue grooving ma
chines, (and experienced men to run them.) he U pre
pared to make better lumber, and more of it in a day
thaa any other Mill on the upper Willamette.-
Being located ia Salem, for the summer, he will be
prepared to leave the first of the fall for any point on
the river, where lumber U wanted.
And having made arrangements with the steamers
plying on the upper WUianiette.be will be prepared to
send dressed, tuugucd & grooved lumber, to any point
on the river where the steainers stop.
All orders for lumber of every description will re
ceive prompt attention and quick dispatch.
Carpenters' orders for tamoerscch- as dressed stuff
for wiudow frames, cornice boards, shelving, and coun
ter boards, d wrs. aad dwr frames, Ac, -tressed and
edged on both aidea-from 2 to It iaches la width, aad
to 2 inches ia thickness.
Also, oak, ah, and maple pl.mk. suitable for wagon
and cabinet makers use; ftamished at short notice.
B. M. DC BELLE, Proprietor.
Salem, June 16. 1S58. IStf
Public Sale.
THE undersigned offers to sell to the highest bidder
at jiublic auction, bis farm, containing 323 acres
of land, located in the fcrks of the Santiam abont 6
miles from the flourishing, town of Sdo, and near Rev.
Joab Powell's.
The improvements consist of a 1-irce frame birn, log
cabin, 3 good wells, about half ia under feace. from 12
to 1 j acres of fail wheat, about ten acres of oats, 6
acres of meidow, about 430 fruit trees, which are just
beginning to bear, aad oae acre of peas acd other
gardening.
' About one fourth of the farm i brash and timbered
Itnd, the other is prairie and open land, with an Ash
Swail running through the lower part of the farm,
which affords plenty of stock water, 10 months ia each
year. It is one ofthe best stick farms in this section of
the country, and plenty of good farming land. For
further descriptions call and see for yourself. 1 will
aUo offer sonse stick, and a good ligtit spring wagon,
house furniture, ic, at the same time.
The farm will be sold on time, with approved seenri
tr: payments to be made in 3 canal navicents of six.
twelve and eighteea months, the nt'ier property cash
in nana, bale to commence ou i jarsoiy. tne l&ui
day of Julv, 1358, at tea o'clock, a. m.. nr the promises.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Jnne 19. 1333. tdt5
Dressed, Tongue & Uroored Floor-
, in;.
DHESSED, Tongue & Grooved Ceiling;
Siding;
' Boards, edged from 6 to 14 inches wide.
for finfahinfr numoses. far sale at IJ liflle's Fi'jatiufl-
Saw Mills. "Salem, O.T.
Persons harmz lumber that t jcv sua mannraetcred
into any of the above descriHed lumbers, can have it
done at any time at Da Belle's Floating Saw Mil! for
$10 per thusand. IZit
Notice.
THE subscriber wmiM give notice to a!l tiiose that
htve unsettled sconuts with him. previoas to Jan.
1308, that the same mast be settled without further de
lay. W. WAEUEN.
June zs. 316
John C. Bel,
182 Claj Street,
Kelt door to the Musecm, near Kearny Street,
SAX FRASCISCO.
CARPETS OF ALL KINDS. FLOOR and TABLE
CLOTH. Paper Hangings, Window-Shades.
FDRXISniXQ GOODS OF ALL. KINDS
Wholesale and lieUil. Green Baize, Pew Cushions,
Ac, ic. Ac.
S3- A liberal utseount will alwavs be made to people
from the country Cheapest Carpet Warehauke oa the
Pacific Coast. Don't fcrget the number.
17182 CLAY STREET, 3
sa?t ntjxvisca.
April. 1559.. SipTU
Jonas 6. Clark & Co.,
IMPORTERS pj
AND in
MANUFACTUBsER OF'T1
It il N 2 01 U U 03 ,
128 WASHIXaTON STREET,
SAX FRANCISCO.
WE are now manufacturiug onr. FISEST FTTBSI
TURK.autl would invite the attention of the
public to our PRESENT STOCK, the largest ever
offered on the PaeiAc Coast.
JONAS G. CLARK Co.
April, 185S. . . 3m7is
Stationery, Slalioncrj. .
EL. BRADLEY St Co., have just received, direct
fi-m New York, per clipper ship Anrura. a fine
lot of blank books, and stationery generally, consisting
in part of the following :
4W Keams paper ot every variety:
1000 Quires blank books, half bound, full bound,
all kinds;
200 Dnz. ink. Davies bet black, bine, and red;
73 Reams wrapping paper dif. size;
60 gross pen holders:
60 " . slate pencils;
20 doz. slates.
Tosvclier with a general assortment of school and
miscellaneous books Sander's speliers and readers
Davies' and Thompson's mathematics complete. We
wonld say to those who boy to sell again, just give-as a
call. E. L. BRADLEY & Co.,
City Book Store, Oregon City.
Dec. 20,1957. 43tf
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
THE subscriber having taken the fire-proof Granite
Front Store, next door to McKet 4" Co t, F ronl St.,
would respectrully inform his friends and the public
j-eucrallr, that be is a jw opening a full aad
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF SHELF AND BUILDER'S
HABDWABE. AGBICDLTURAL .IMPLEMENTS,
MECHANICS' TOOLSII
TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY.
And other srticlesinliis line, to whk-h he invites the
attcutiouof Merchants, Builders and country dealers.
JOULK K. rOSl'EK.
Portland, Fehrnary.lST.S. - 43tf
Drags ! Drags! Urn-!
T K. SMITH Co. have just received direct from
V California, and from the States, a large addi
tion to their stock of Drugs, aad medicines, making,
with their former atock. the 1 irgcst, apd best assortr
ment of those articles.ever oiTered for sale iatbe Wil
lamette Valley. They receive their goods -directly
from the importers and manufactures so that every ar
ticle bought of them can be relied upon aa fresh and
genuine, and tuey are aeicrrainea not to oo uuaersniu
by any other dmggKts in the country. Orders sent
from a distance will be promptly Riled, and at satisfac
tory prices. Store near the briiio, south end of Com
mercial stree, Salem. 42tf
John R. foster.
a ' Importer and Dealer in
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, Farming Implements,
Ac... &c, Ac.
. ' . ' AT TBK .
FIRE-PROOF GRANITE FSOST STOBE,
Front street, Portland, Oregon.
February, IS58. , - 4Rtf
For Sal-e.
WEBSTER'S Unabridged Dictionaries;
Quarto - '
- High iieaooi "
. Primary aad Pocket Dictionaries. . ,
, . L. .BRADLEY Co.
Oregon City. Feb.,lS58. 48tf '
PBESTOX C. Merrils yeast powders and extracts of
lemon and rose, for flavoring pastry, at
. la.U J n. a ojiiiua
E.' Pcllon, Geo. H. Jones k Co., : f
CELL EXCH ANlita on ew irrc, in amaunuto
O snit pnrcliasers,
Salem. May IT. lf3.
lOtf
eHOOLboota.atwboleesls and retail, at i
' w.a..E5.-aijn a cos.
CIT lTst Gilt.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS celebrated Gin pretending to bothlag bat
what It is. via.: a pare and cnedaiterated article,
and assuming no artificial merits cf what it la tot, cs
some of IU rival imitators do after eight years of pub
lic approval and very extensive sales, in the cities of
atw iorlc, PUliaaeipma. bohoo, ana toe nrstern cit
ies, lias been pronounced by the public, as well aa ti
the test medical and scieat.a j authorities of the 0. S.
and the Canadas, to he superior. not only a bvrcrage of
general use. to an v other article competing agaiovtii,
but la unequalled In its medicinal efficie ncy in all class
es oi complaints, io persona iravcuu j iiw,cj
of rapid transit from East to West, No: th and. South,
aad more particularly to those crossing the Lsthmca,
and whoarecoaiiiitlych:mginz their a.tter as well
climate who arc drinking, indeed, a tivztt ainuso;
water in everv twentv-tour hours, and each draught
containing some property acting ia chemical antagon
ism to the preccd!ng occ, thereby causing aa unnatu
ral oegree of ciiUinet to toe sromacn a is posi
tively and absolutely necessary to one a couiitorr.ctiag
ageut. From the fact that thia article Ij prepartt ex
pressly to meet sncii rxifreocies, aad t act, zi we knew
it wiifact, aa an astidote. we c )D2danCy prescribe it
aa the very bct article in the couttry. The nacieot
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps hoi never been attached
la say way to this article.
THE LOXDOX CLUB HOUSE GIN
Requires none of the nsnal "caution to the pabliu to
beware of counterfeits, it being, like all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art of counterfeiting.
The London Club House Gin is an antidote to the
horrible adulteration to which everything alcoholic is
submitted the ooxiocs poisons made op aad sold as
AROMATIC SCHIEDAJf-SCHS APPS, Ac 4c.
The London Club House Gin requires no "word of
advice," no "cantion to the public" Those who once
drink it, find the scenritr in its virtues agslnst the vi
cious temptations of drinking any of its vile imitations
even under "advice;" while thfc who-'cantioa the pau
lie" against counterfeiter, have themselves been cau
tioned by the public to beware of any but The London
Clab House Gin. WILLIAM H. DALY.
Sou Importer, Arte lort.
Notice The cnexampled success of
THE LOXDOS CLUB HOUSE GIN
Has Indaccd a hoit of imitators, who are pcttiog npna
inferior article, under simlar titles. Purchasers wili
please notice t'je fsc-rimilt ot the signature of the un
dersigned on the label.
For sals by ail of the principal Liquor Houses fn
San Francisco. s
AprU8. 1?SS. 3m71
Bocts Boots.
W E. SMITH & Co. have recently received a large
invoice of book, direct from Kew York, which
they oEcr for sals at reduced orices. Thev wili bo con
stantly receiving additions to their stock, acd will keep
on nana every article ta that line, wniuB toe warns oi
the country require. One of the firm will visit the
States in tae curing, after which they will keep a full
assortment of
LAiFAXD MEDICAL. BOOKS.
In addition to miscellaneous and school books. Their
present stock includes all the different kinds of school
books used in the countrv. and a great variety of stand
ard scientific and miscellineoas works, ail of which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for new ones on the way.
They also have and will continue to keep a complete
assortment of stationery, slates, pencils .pens, iuk, acd
fancv articles.
Store aear the bridge, south ead of .Cacixercial
street.
Salem. Pec, il, 135.7. f
SberiiTs Sale.
TERMTOBYor-Oregon. county cf PnIS: Br virtue
of an execution issued out ol the Honorable Dis
trict Otcrt. First J-idici.il District. Orezon Territory,
and to tne directed npon a judgment confessed by
Jos. Henderson in said Court in favor of E. F. KssforJ
(the judgment rtll whereof filed in sa d county of
Polk) on the 5th dav of April a. d. 1SS5 for the ssm of
sixteen hundred aad forty-three dollars ($1513). with
interest and accruing costs: therefore 1 have levied up
on and will expose at public sale ta the highest bider
for cash al: the west half of that certaia piece or tract
of land sitcate in the county of Pulfc and Territory of
Oregon aud described as follows. to-w:t: Beginning at
a point 9.00 chains west and S3t chains north of the
south east corner of section 12 in towirship S.s-r.S.-w.,
running thence norta 43.OT ciiains, tnence west
chaius, thence south 63.00 chains, thence eis 10.00
chains, tnence north 40.00 chairiB, thence east 73.73
chains, thiace south 23.00 chiins, thence east 10-CO
chains, thence north IS 00 chains ta trie place of be
ginning, and improvements thereon, said Wfct half hav
ing bcea designated to said Joseph Henderson; which
sale will take place on said premises on Saturday the
1 7 th day of July next, between the hours of 12 ml an j
4 o'clock p. m. of si id day.
J. t. U'JLMAj , Ahrrr tf co.
Dallas. Jane 11, 159. ai4nid '
Farm for Sale.
THE sa'jscrfber offira for sale his farta near JSSV
St. Pad's Catholic Mission, ljcated on
the Willamette River, nearlv opposite the
mouth of the Yamhili. The farm contains 329 Cl
acres; 700 acres or more in two tiel.b. with new fence
around each, being rich, dry praine; one of tiie aelus
is'set in tame grass. There is a tine young orchard,
bearing Truit of the best varieties; iLoia never failin;
spring of water, near the d weliinjr. The improvements
consist of 1 story dweiiiug. wiiiia new frame addition;
name luniovj j ; cci. j nitu arjunu wic,
hoase. stable, cbioken boae. Ac This is one of the most
desirable farms in the Ttrritrv, beinjr necuiiarlv adapt
ed to fruit-raising or agricultural purposes, and will be
sold cheap. " .
For terms apply to Daniel H.iTarpliy ia Sclera, or t
Andrew MnrpVy 21 miies s. w. of C aarap"esr. acl iear
M. Hugh Cos-'rura's. i)XSl't.U hi L;RPHT.
War IT, 1S. 2ml0
John Moiier vs. iiobert 3IaeI:
TO Robert Mad: Ton are hereby notitjed that onless
you appear in the District Court of the First Judi
cial District of the Territory of Orep"n.on the fitst day
of the term to be held on the third Monday of Septem
ber IsoS. and answer the complaint or John Money, oa
file in the Cterk's Oi5ee nf said Court, forthe recJverv
of seven hundred aud thirteen d llars and seventy
ceBts($il3 70). with ace rain interest and east at
suit, the oame will le taken as cmfessed. aud the
prayer thereof will be granted ir the Ciwirt.
Salem. Jane 4, lSo. 3m 1 3
To the Public.
rj HE wndersigoed has leased the "Bennett Hon-e,
j in Salem, and will open the same as a Hotel on
the 12th day of July next. The.proprietor pledges him
self to make every effort to eutitle it to the patronage
of residents as well as the traveling community.
The accommodations are nnequaied by any ether Ho
tel iu town.
Oood stables are connected with the premises. Tri
ces moderate. GEOUGE SMITH.
Salem. June 12, ISoS. lvU
Strafed,
ONE pale red cow and yearling calf, four year old
cows, two of thera brown color, one red and white,
one roan, all branded G VV on the Ieit hip; one grey
Spanish horse, branded with P on the right hip. a
Spanish brand on the left. O T vented on the lelt shoul
der, any person having knowledge of the whereabouts
of either or all of the above desori bed animals, that
will give information t the undersigned at Eugene
City. wiil be liberally rewarded fur their trou'ule.
G. W. WISDE3.
June 8. 1353. 6wl4
llooue's Ferry,
OS Willamette river, new road between Portland and
Salem. The road is a good one and ten miles
shorter than the old road. JES3& V. BOOXE.
May 35. IS.8. 12lf
Judicial.
THE ter.ns of the District Court tor the trial of Is
sues in the First Judicial District will be as follows:
In Lino county tho 2d M'indjy of April inst.; Marion
county the 3d Monday of April inst.; Yamhill county
the th Monday of April inst.; lieutoa county tbe"2d
Monday of May next; Lace county the 3d Monday of
May next: l'ulfc count v the 2d Mondnv of June next.
li. P. BOISE. Judge.
Salem. April 9, 1353. oil
For Sale.
Cyjft ACRES of good laud ou Upper MolaHa prairie.
jCt t J For particulars enquire cf 11. Hol!and.nn board
ste;merSiirprise,orE. L. BR ADLEV.Citv Book Store,
Oregon City. li- L. BelADLEY A Co.
February, 1858. - Stf
Cor vail U Yinesar Maoufaclory.
WE always have on hand a large supply of PUfcE
STROXG VINEGAR, which we will sell at
Wholesale and Retail as ehtap, if not cheaper, thaa it
can be obtained from San Francisco or any other port.
Dealers ia Portland aud other places iu the Territory
would do well to give us a call.
Z. GEORGE KRIECHBAUM Co.
Corrallis. Feb.. 1853. 50tf
Silas C. Herring's
Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
TTTITH or without Halls powder proof lock or
V V Jones patent permutation Bank Lor Is. Sjld
at the manufacturer's prices with freight addeu. Prices
from tod t j $50. call and ce sample of their work
with the improved locks. GEO. H. JOSESrsgntf.
Salem, May 17, lf8. lotf
" Lager Deer.
THE nndersigned is manufacturing at the OR-
KGON CITY BREWERY a superior article!
of Laser Beer, as good as any in the country.
Alwars on hand and prepared to till orders, at
home or from a diatauce. ,
'. . LOUIS BEHREXS.
May . 1S8 Stf '
Statutes of Oregon,
CAS be found at John Fleming's, Oregon City; aad
at A. R. Shipley's, Portland. But few copies are
lelt. . .
Jnne 29. 1P59. -' ' "''"''
ia WEBSTEBS US ABRIDGED DiCriOXAiaiS
Jrist received and for sale by
E. L. BRADLEY & Co.'
Oregon City. April, 1SS3. . y 8tf .
FRESH assortmentof all wool plaids, at
x am- H2tfl - W. g-SaiTHtOow.
EST ft AY NOTICES.
The charge for estrty notices Is one dollar, for eacl.
animal advertised. No notice will epf.-ear until paid
for. T7aere no money, or lesthsa the correct araoeat
is sent with an estray notice, the notice will not le
published until the full amount is received.
TAKEX'CP.bythestbwribrr. living In Sandridga
preslnct, aa ci.-ev cow and nil. roarked as fol
lows: crop oif the r'gtt, acd crep and tv-alicnr-f&rk ia
the lelt ear. branded on the iig?it tip with a Sptni'Jj
brand, erd on the left with H. iir.d icmcthirg eiae tut
known; branded also on the left hon!der with a besrt.
and about twelve vecra old. c 1 :r mostly white, black
eers, with some thick srfcks on her reck, has been ta
t!.U range aio;.t tlx aiuctj.
JOSCI'H DIXOK.
. Jnce . 13S3. I1S
rftAlCEj; L' P. by tie sjcuter. living in Calipooia
-L precinct. Doriss Co.. ue dark brown stetr.abos-t
seven years M. limiidetl with a enm on left h'-p, asl
a snsfc cr?p c'S Uie kn car. soy.e v.hite ia his face,
carse to thU Leigh borhond shoot vnr e;o.
Jur.e 83, 153. 2wlS
TAKE?? UP. by the subscriber, living on ChehsJem
tancBtain, TanhiH Co., the left of U:e red leadin
Iroai uiayerce to 1'ortiaca, one t-ie ro&n bcrse. with
a bald face, k-ft fere foot white, five years old this
spring, the said hde has been runcing on the moun
tain near here for ttverzl years.
JOSEPH CUESEE.
Jare 5. 1S59. SwIS
ri-AKES UP. by the sjShKTtber, iivic?12 miles noiti
-J. east of Lafavette.'ia Tamhill cotictv, one red steer.
6 years oid, marked with a crop off the left ear, came
to my place some twelve m-jnths since. Also, one red
yeariing steer, with some while nnder the belly ao
brands or ear marks, came to mvjooe last fall say
Xovember. CLAEK ROGERS.
Joae2i, 1353. 2wl3
MAKfcN Ut;bvteMbscri.TT, livir- in iiillsbora,
JL Wasihiajfton Co.. one black Ox, with white sbost
the face, bk ard beily. and tell, marked with rwai
lowfork in right esr. acd underslctie in the left, sboi-t
8 years old, had been ia this raiiire about one year. '
Jaly S. 1SS. 2wl3
TAKEN" L' P. by the subscriber, living in Kosebcrgb,
D'ingias Ccotie red and white spotted steer, five
year eld, marked slit in left ear. rsderbit ia the right,
dew lap cut op, branded B, oa left hip.
vi a. x. rr.tLKx.
Rcsefcrr-, 5I5V1?, l?;-a. 2wl
TAKEN CP, ty the subscriber, living six miles east
of Rosburtr. Doosrias Co- oae red stag, about sev
en rears eld. nr-jrer tl.pe cS each ear. ao brand.
June J. ISsjS. 2WIS
TAEEX UP. ty the eahscriber, LviDg ia Douglas
Co.. one black and white cow, supposed io be It
yers old. marked crop off the rig'.it ear, and. slit and
iinderbit ia toe lelt, no brands. Alio, one yearling
heifer, black, no marks or brands-
Jrae 7. 19S-3. ' 2ar!3
TAKES UP, by the subscriber, living about 2 aiile
north ea-t of Ji-fTerson. Marion Co ore two rear
old colt, sorrel, with a blaze face, and white feet, sup
posed to be a half-breed. AiDliritV CnLKtli.
June ia. IS5JJ. ZTViS
rrVKEN UP. by tiie subscriber, 'uvinon South Utnp
J. qao River, six miles abave Rebur. Dmislas Co
one red three year r-M steer, marked crnp "ft the left
ear, and underdone in the right ear, i.racced J H oa
the h:n. Also, one rear old steer, speckled to toe sides
and white on the back acd beilv.raerked crop rff the
left ear, and under tail crop off the tight. aa indistinct
brand on the hip. DAX1EL CAELAXD.
June 7. 1333. , ZXl
TAKES UP, by the sclwrii.-tr.ia Wiiiammette pre
cinct. Lane Co.. ore two year old heifer, whito.
with pale red spots cn the body, red neck, s.me whito
in ttc race, branded on tee rigntsaori.;er. supposed to
te a heart. EXBAM SMITH.
June 23. 2wH
TAKES UP. t-j the scicrilr, et hrs residence, ia
Marion Co.. three head of cattle, described asfol
lowsr the cow brindle and white spotted bas a yranis
calf, her mark is nrtllmr fork in the riyht ear, and
cr-DO and solit in the left. The other a white 2 res
old heifer, white with red ears, and some red oa the
jaw3.no curks or brands.
B.J.fcLKFHEYS.
Jcly 1 . 1-.5?. 2wlS
flAUES UP. by ti.e tulifH-riot-r, living on the Kx't
X Ferry road, 3 uui&t socio of Sa'eni, ore ccw and
eclf. f-si j cow is descriLed aa fiL.ws: psle red with
line back, horns setting up very Eiraigl.t. and 3 years
oid, no marks or braa&s, said eow cxcie to rrr place ia
Feornerr last. I.CEUMPi
July 6, la&d. - rr!5 it
rriAKES UP, by the suiwscrifcer. at bis rcsSCecce, nx
A Marion Co- cne red cow. with crop eff each ecr.
and spilt m the left, color red, -lark abont the hr3C.
fore legs, hind lc.es and beiiy wlnie. seme white ia the
fare,- tail white, and a little white cn the buck, branded
90 or ? can not tell which. JOHN TAYLOR.
Jnce 9. ISf S. 2wl3
TAKES UP. by the subscriber, residing in Marion
Co, tea miles south east of Salem, one bay horse,
with the faUowiRg Bmrksr both hind feet wbite. and
the right fore foot, a blaze isce, and a sear cn the lelt
shoulder; four marks on the fe.p of the hip, supposed
tobebarrtt. V.'. T. PATTOS.
Jciv 1,1558. 2wl3 -
rjnASES UP. by the subscriber, living in Loeku
JL mule precinct. Poik Co.. ore Cow and calf, red,
with some white, four .ears i-M, so taufci or brand,
came to et rresisea a wbea a veariisr-
" A. J- WELSH.
JcneSS. 13JS. 2wl7
TAKES UP. by the subscriber. livtng three ffiliia-ea--t
of Scio, In Linn Co.." two steers one a fieep
red. five years old. marked with a hole ia the left ear.
branded with a figure 2 oa tbe left hipC2me to my
residence three rears ago. The other a pate red. tw"o
years old. Eiarked with" split and ouderbit ia each
ear, no brands perceivable, came to my residence over
one vear airo. . - - CALEB W. CUKL.
June 25. 1S53. 2wl7
nlKES UP. by the Mibscriber, living six miles
X south of east of Scio, Linn countv. oce two year
old beiler, brindlft hesd and sides, w-bite back, belly
and lers, no maiks or brands perceivable, rtiw to my
piace when a small calf. WILLIAM CYKUS.
Jane 23, ISiS. - 2wIT
TAKES UP, by the subscriber, living aboet three
miles southeast cf Salem, one dark rcan Indian
mare, ten or eleven years old. branded oa the left hip
with an ittfliatinct il C has four white feet, and sonse
white in the face. Said mare has been on ntr plac
abnnt two months. EEXJAMLV KUXIiEKS. .
Jare 23, 155. " 2wl7
ritAKES UP, by the subscriber living at bis reei
X deuce about two miles south of S.ile-a. one small
roan indian horse, with buld face and wh te leg5. bran
ded on the left slrontder with, aa distinct brand, resem
bling an '-R.' Said horse is aboct 6 or 7 yeara old,
aad came oa my premised ia June lat.
- ABUAn CARET.
June, 2S. 135S. ' 2wl7
. . .
TAKEN UP, by tbe subscriber aboct tfce terth of
June i; It. living at Jefferson in Marion county, oce
small brindle cow, part Spanish, marked with a email
upper bit out f the left ear, m other marks or brands
perceivable July, 1st 1S5S. JACOB COXSLR.
2wl7
The Island Wood Yard
WILL be a permanent institution in Salem, after
this. Tue subscriber has engaged 1000 eord-j cut
between now and winter, and has machinery to cut it
into any leneth required for use in fire places or stows.
Toose who w,ict to SA VE SOMETHING in their fuel
bill, w-!3 do well to call and see.
"g-Orders left with Griswold A Cr- or at Hoores,
will be attended to -S S- A, LEAK K.
Juae 1. 1833. - 12tf
Administrator's Notice.
"VTOTTCS is herehv given to all persons indebted tn
i the estate of EDMOSD CREAMER BROWX de
ceased, to come forward aad settle with the undersign
ed. A II persons having clutns against said estate are
also notified t. present the sama within one yesr frora
date hereof r they will be forever barred. Bv order
ol Probate Jndje. J. T. COOPER At'm'r
SeoOsbnrg O. T-, May 10, 4wl
- . Strayed
FHOM tiie so;scritef. one sorrel bay haise, 8 years
old. two tiiml feet white.- and white face, branded
O T on the shoulder, eaid horse has a scar across both
hips, and is supposed tube in Yamhill couuiy. Any
person niving information of the same to Edward Pn
puis. at Dayton. Yamhill Co.. or to T. Piet, at David
son's furry, wUl be liberally rewarded.
- MAYXOVE ALLARD.
May 13. I3.j. lmlipaid
' Sewing Machines.
WHEELER WILSON'S machines arp tee be
ever offered to public patroflagc. They are sim
ple and durable; easily kept in repair; sew with great
rapidity; make an even and firm stitch oa both sides,
that will not rip. Persons -wishihg to boy wi'l find
them at the resideace of the nnderMsmed.
T. SAVAGE, -4g'f..
April 26. ISO'?. - - ' "t
Piano Fortes ' :
F!OM W. H-Hall i Sob's mannfact!ry X" Brosd
wav. N. York, sold at their prices with freight added-
Abo, Prince & Co Melodeons.
Call and we wili show you a list of prices and sample
of their work. GEO. H. JOSES, Ams.
Salem. May 17, 1853. - " ltf
Richards f. JrlcCralten
WILL pay pjtrticnlar attention to th sale of fruit
on consignment, during the comias scasson. .
Portland, Juno 15. 1S5S- nl
AMP oil- candles, aadsweet oil, at
"",1 v . K. sTtfTTH .v C s.
s,"Rf starch, tapioca, sago and backer, trir,a. for
puddings, at 3tq W. g. SMITH A Cpe.
C3PAL varnish. paiaU,ciis, aad paint fcrroben. at, V
- It2tf yr.K. SMITH 4 Co'a. '.
EE best black tee yoa as.f- . . '