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Newspaper Page TextZt togoii states. IAYINU TDK lOliNKIt STONE. The corner stone of the new Univurslty build whii laid on Weil noHday. The relijrious ex ercises and sddrosaes were, at tho M, E. Church, mill ouiiHixlod of singing uinlor the direction of Hon. S. E. Mny hymn read by Kuv. 1). Hutledgoj pmyor by Kev. Wm. Huberts ! it historical sketch by liu. U. Hints, Rnd an address by Governor Gibtis. ' A prireessioii was then formed ani marched to "the foundation, when differejit articles were con ' trlbutcd to bo deposited In tho corner atone, as folWS! A historical sketch of the University, by Kev. ' O. Hincs ! a certified copy of the charter by 8. K. ,-Mityj certificate of scholarship, by Eev. A..F. Waller) sentiment and autograph, 8. Ellsworth j rentimont, by Gtov, Oibba I copy of the Daily Stateiman, by C. N. Tetry) specimens of postal currency, by Thos. Rowly, W. K. Crump, and , Col. Mooreoj Daily Oregonian of July 18th, and , Oregon Sentinel of July 10th, by Cul. Moores i memorial, by J. Quinn Thornton, In relation to n nodal awarded to the diacoverer of tho Columbia river i P. C. Advocate, July 16th, by A. F. Waller: -.photograph of Bishop Junes, by lira Waller; Oregon Spectator, May 'j4tli, 1840,' by Rov. D. Leslie) catalogue fur 1804 by-laws of Bantiam Gold and Silver Mining Company, by A. L. Buck 'inglmmf fractional purrency, by Geo. H. Joues ud J. II. Moores j portrulta, by E. O. Smith and W, C. Whitaoiii closing jeutltneut of Gov. Olbbs' , flddross, by C. H. Hall; paper containing wines of Kev. G. Mines, Lydia Hittes and Julia M BryatiJ, (now Mra. Terry) the first white persons who settled on the Salem prairie, and the name uf Lucy A. M. Leo, tho first white person torn in 'fiulom. After the articles were deposited the stone was eeitlud by Rev. D, Leslie, and tho large assem blage dispersed, little thinking that perhaps some Antiquary of future time would puzilo his head over the scrolls tliero deposited, and after doci- tiering, publish them to the world as carious ev leocua of human progress, , ,., COMMKNOHMKNT EXKItOISBS OP-WALLAMET tlNivEitaiTV, July 21. The following was ' tho progrufnme of the conimcnccmeDt exercises at the M. E, Cliprcb yesterday: AVTBBBOOK: w tenant (lldria in iExtflsis. ' OrcMa eTttlutatoMa . . UrLviovrifB 0. oimvsos. (TnrdUu Woteoy Josora I1. Johns. Mother a I Pott Recitation Cuts. B. Uoohks, Built. Jtmtmt LtaMt . Inn It. Ronn. Deutsche unfit PaicsLBr M. Daassr. , True JTobtUMi sr;.vsSTKa 0. Br mpsos. ,HI. I' . 'Y -OraUtm fraueaiee .... Pasisu h. Wiuia. 2" JBaslf." '. '" JWIewor . Class A, Win. Marbunt Frietchie Recitation, Milbs M. Millsb. jniitlt. H--!.' dfoteile . .' Pidukb Wuirsos. i rt. From. Troy to Rome .... Cuas. W. Pabbiuh. gntrntition at Diplomas. boko or tub acaoou. IteaeillcUon. 1, EVENING. -'W- HYMB. ' , sBatir. . vt JkODBBBB TO TAB QBADUATBa BT .1. 8. Smith, KS4. jTtlult. Bent'dlctloQ. The exereicea were highly creditable to all who 'look part in them. We might notice individual , efforts that were peculiarly marked with original ity and literary merit, but to notice some might itecni like a disparagement of others, and wo only remark that all acquitted themselves with credit. k The church was elegantly decorated with ever-. ''Igreena and flowers, and the motto "The Field is tha World," in evergroen letters placed over the . stage. The addreaa of J. S. Smith, Esq., in the evening was pointed, eloquent, and appropriate. w WHUMETTK MIVKR8IU. 4 The examination and commencement exerotMa of this Institution, just closed, have awakened, f as thev alnavs do. a rcuewod iuteruat in its well- fare. The largest concourse of people that has Assembled at the Methodist ChurCh" during the year past gathered to witness the closing exer cises and to hoar the address of Mr. Smith. . There have boon in attendance during tho past school year, two hundred aid sixty-four students, a number sufficiently large te bring into requi sition all the facilities the institution at present alfords. The President, T. M.Gatch, is uuassuuv (ing, but an accomplished scholar and successful educator. Professors L. J. Powell and F. II. Grubbs, the latter a graduate of the school, the former of an Eastern college, are successful tcach- i era in their departments. Misa Lucy A. Loo, who graduated with honor a year ago, is acting as teacher of French and several other branches ; Miss Brcyman as teacher of Gorman and Music, and Miss S. A. Cornell as teacher of the primary department. This institution has done all that its limited fa cilities would enable, it to dofor all who have ever given it their patronuge,and has given satisfaction to all except thoso whoso "p 'enliiir" views on certain subjects do not admit of their being satis fed with anything that does not pander to their tiroiudices. That all who have boen connected ' with it have boeu unswonriug in their devotion to the nwtitakoiiB of our country, and outspoken on the side of Union during the progress of the present struggle, in an honor that will follow it through future years, and endear it to the rising generation. .. ; " We remember once of hearing President llnyt remark that this school, if properly sustaiued would make Salem the Alliens of Oregon, and we io not think that was an extravagant expression. Hot have wo any duubt tint the people will sus tain it. Near twenty thousand dollars have al ready been subscribed toward the new building, the foundation of which is already laid, and the remainder wilt bo forthcoming when our newly discovered mines begin to disgorge their wealth, wheu our young city becomes the active center of a prosperous trade, and the people sea an in. stitution siriiggling for existence which is to sup ply an actual want of our growing State. It is the oldest lite-ary institution on the coast was founded nearly a fourth of a century age, while our State was yet a wilderness has Buffered with her in adversity, prospered in her prosperity, and is destined we trust in future to be the Alma mater of many of her worthiest citisens of all trades and 'professions, and the crowning glory of her literary fame. Great Indu8tmalFaiiat San Francis OC. Tho Mechanics' Tuetilute of Sao Fruucisoo is making preparations for a grrat industrial fair to be held at that city. Contributions are invited from the inechauios, manufacturers and f: agriculturists of not suly California, but Ore goo, .Washiugtun. Idaho, Nevada, and the British and Kussisu Possession at the North. Oar own manufacturers nd mechanics could not adopt a better method of advertising their productions than by exhibiting them en this oc casion. We hone that Oregon will be well rep resented on the occasion. Our productions will lose nothing by comparison with those of other State. -' ' What ksxt? The Washington Territory papers say that gold has been discovered on the mall streams which put into Pntt Anfelos har bor. The arcrsge "prospect1 was five cents to the pan. Specimens of fUatU rock were found which, upon assay, were foond to contain both gold and silver how much is not stated. ' The whole Pacific coast appears to be fall of mineral wcajih. It only wants a little time nd energy to develop It. T Dodge tod Hnyward tang at Vreka on Monday eveniug last to t good house. UniuoNli Item. ....Tho Coroner's jury over the body of the man lately found near Ilnydnn's Island, in the Columbia, mentinnod In our last issue, returned n verdict of "unknown." Tim letters "J. M." appear on tho right nnn, In India ink: also, the prulilo nf n mermaid. On Ilia lett arm the picture of a ship had been marked, and in one ear was n small gold ring. N, N. Arrigoni, the wall-known proprietor nf the Pioneer Hotel In .Portland, has lately pur chased the Deimison House in that city and opened it as a first class hotel. The dining room is said to bo the most elegant north of Unn Fran cisco, ono mirror in the end of it costing $f)fi(). .. ..The steamer Relief makes her last trip to Salem to-day, returning to Cnnemnh to-morrow. The Willamette has been very low for some timo, and the Relief ran aground during one of her late trips and was disabled so that the freight had to be removed. ....Messrs. Duibiu and Mr. J L. Starkoy, pro prietors of tho livory stables in this city, havo lately received an addition of fine buggies and harness to their former stock, and nru doing a good business lu their Une. , The steam sawmill of Forsyth, Patterson cV. Co., recently burned, Is again in successful op eration. Most of the old machinery was used in reconstructing the mill. Sanitauy. Mrs. A. C. Gibba hits lately re--coivod from Lafayette $315 in currency, and from Roseburg, Cull's Valley proeiuot, and Ten Mile precinct, Douglas county, $:)51 95. - A Loyal Chick kn,- The "Sanitary rooster"at Portland haa already contributed $304 in cur rency to the fund. John 11. Scranton, for a long lime mail car rier in Oregon and Washington Turiitory, died recently at th8tokton (Cal.) Insane Asylum. Side Walks. Wa notice that, under the late city ordinance, great improvements havo been made In the side-walks about town. ....At the celebration In Walla Walla, on the 4th, a beautiful sllvor trumpet was presented to the Washington Firn Company.by H. Parker.Esq. ....Rev. J. O.' Raynor, has been appointed army chaplain at Port Stoilacoom, W. 1., and has lott ror the field of hi iu,ui. MUU.DF.lt IN WAHHINHTOS TcnHITORIf. A Mr. Tucker, living, at Dungeness, W. T was shot a few days since, whilo mowing In tho field, by some person unknown. , Steamer Telegraphed. The stoamer Pa cific sailed from San Francisco for Victoria and Portland on Saturday morning Inst. ....Wo are again under obligations to Strat man & Co., fur lute numbers of the follawing pa pers and periodicals. The New York World, Clip per, Ledger, llltutrated Nem, Horper'i JVciiltly, Pi lice, Ouzdte and the Phunit Phellote. ....The Oregonian is informed that Capt. Mo don) in Crawford has accepted the position of In turnal Revenue Collector, and has appointed Levi Anderson of Portland as his deputy. .... Canyon City is represented as a busy min ing camp at this time. Evory body seems to be ut work, and tho(i appears to henn Abundance of wntor. A new town callod paysville has been laid off at the mouth of Canyon Creek, and al ready there are a number nf liouses built and in process of construction. Minor's watres $4 50 and $ 5 a day without board. Two hurdy-gurdy in stitutions aro nightly running, drawing crowded houses! whisky mills are plentiful. KATIIKIt WARM. Tho Oregonian complains that for a few days past, the weather in the com mercial Metropolis-has keen excessively hot. We don't know whothor it was as warm as the Nevada Gazette snys it was once in Cincinnati, when a lit tlo nigger who had learned against the side of a house to sun himself, melted and run all over the yard, compelling his afflicted mother to gather him up in a basket, or whether the range of heat has been below that standard. Up this way, About 85 or "JO, In the shade, has been a fair av erage.' - ; Tall Ryb and Good Wheat. Mr. Pretty, man of Polk county, has left at our office some stalks of wheat and rye that aro of uncommon growth, the rye measuring 8 feet. The heads of wheat are large, and the berry uncommonly tilump. Mr. P is a good Union man, and as he las good varieties of grain, we judge him to be a thrifty farmer. Thanks. To Hon. J, R. McBrido for raluablo public documents. . , , , i John L. Zleber, son of John S. Ziebcr, Esq., died at his father's residence this morning. He formerly served as a clerk in the Land Office tinder his father, And was well and favorably known in and about Salem as a young tnun of in dustry, honesty, nd sterling worth. He ksavea a wife and one child to mourn bis loss. His death which was caused by consumption, has been an-, ticipated for several months. ....A considerable number of gentlemen from Portland have been in town diirinsrJhepaat week. Some of them attracted we suppose by the exam ination of the University students ano: the cere monies at the laying of the corner stone of the new Colleo-o, while others were attracted by the glare of the Santiam.gold. We recognized Gov. I'lbbs, H. W. Corbctt, Mr. .Masters, lion. J. H. Mitchell, and others. Fine Oiii.d. TrAcv & King made an assay yesterday of tho (11.(12-1(10 ounces of amalgam, from lfid'O lbs., of the Ruekloyein quart, of the Rockfellow lode, which was spoken of in this pa per recently, and it has yielded a brick of the finest gold ever assayed in Oregon, being IMlifino. worth over Ql'J t per ounce. Aa we preuicten long since, the mon who havo much of that mck have their piles, to a dead certainty. Col. Ruckle has the brick, and it is a ' perfect" specimen. Or- cgontan. Messrs. (Jooner, Masters And J. It. Moores started out this morning to locate the road from Snlem to (juarlxville, in theSautiain mines, lhey expect to be absent severnl days, and intend to make a thnronirh survey o! the route, ueo. 11. Jones also accomnnnies the party. HEI.MNO Uqt.'OR TO 1NI1IANS. At tlia late term of the Circuit Court, nt the Dalles, Judge Wilson presiding, James Dillen was indicted tor selling liquor to Indians. He plead guilty and was lined si jiiu and costs, served him right. ....The navigation nf the miner Willninette is rinsed on arconnt of low watnr. Tho Relief came up on her last trip yesterday and returned this morning. We shall henr no more steamboat whistles until Ihe fall rains again raise tho river. Complimentary. A complimentary dinner was tendored to Capt. (Jinny's Company nt tho llnllea on Monday last, bv Thomas Smith, of the "Kmpiro. 1 he company marched out on lues flAy Altornnon. ...n v. Sawyer, whom an atlrav At hirby rilleon the 7th inst.. killed n man named Huchey, -has been held to bail in the sum of fl0,(HK) for his Appearance at the next term of the Josephine county Uircuit Uourt. ....Apiece ot guid-ueariug quartz was on ex hibition at the Deunison House in Portland, on Wednesday, taken from a late discovery in the Kairlo Creek Mountains, (taker county, Uregon Provost Marshal. Col. Knglish, of the 1st Ker-iment. Wnslnneton lerntory infantry, ar rived last evening from Walla Walla, to assume the position of U. S. Assistant Provost Marshal Ueneral tor urcgnn, yv asuington ami luano, vice Maior McLean, resienei. Orrgonian. Nearly a Fin e The alarm bell was sounded about 9 o'clock last nitrht, upon th discovery of fire in a stable belonging to Mr. liiglow. In tho rear of 8. Maltese's store. The fire was evidently the work of incendiaries, as a quantity of cotton cloth saturated in coal ail was tound to be In flames, and had it not been for its timely discov ery, much valuable property would have been de stroyed. Mountaineer, Jut z.ita .... The work on Griswold's Theater approaches completion. When finished it will be a neat hall well-seated and well-ventillated, and will supply a want that lecturers, vocalists and theitnoal troupes heretofore visiting our city, have felt the importance ot. vie understand li nas neon leased to G- B. Waldron, who expects to be here with a star troupe during to a session of the Leg islature and the State Fair. 4 1 ....The Moores brothers are an enterprising firm They have arranged a gentlemen a I urn is n ing department in the second story of their build' ing. and any gentleman who baa the "scads can ten in there for a few minutes and come out a new man." mere is oui one aecnii oi meir success they advertise. There were one nunarea ana sixteen stu dents in attendance at the Sisters' school In this nlare dtirimr the last term. This is about AS many as they hare facilities for accommodating. We understand they intend making auoiuona 10 uieir building. - ....We omitted in our report of the school ex ercises to give the names of the graduates. They were as follows! Regnlar conrse, S. C. Simpson, C. W. Parrlsh : scientific. J. P. Jnnca. V-iuiig ladies : Klisa Cross, Annie Uob'u, Pauline Whit son, and Clara A. Watt. - Hot. YmtnnlAy was one of Ui hottest days of tht season in these parts mercory IK) in the shade. We learn that it stood 90 the day before in Portland. ...Hi County Court nf Marion county ad vertise for proposals to repair the Cimrt ilonse. A chance for some one who owns no feet in San tiamv, ' , , j The Mmnimmter ays tliat InrenJiary at- tempts have bern quite frequent at the Dalies of late. ' ; , ....The roof of the dwelliatt ot Mr. font Dvtms. la this put, caught Ire oa Hattintay Burnt last, but the nana wire eAbnguiiued before say anlerial damage WMdoue. PnarUirp MaiT-Foll,iwtBg are the price for tht week todinc July VM i rimir, WHuff ) wheat, tl ; hsrM. lOsiS; Imtwr, lAatt! esrc. 13 ; wool. Iwip Huclat, of tlackajsuu, hat rwljncd. llAlit.Y Hl RNED Mr. Smith, the owner nf tho Mansion House, and the linviest loser by the fire, had his hands and arms badly burned in en deavoring t extinguish the rlanies. Mr. Hinilii has in every way been unfortunate, though wo hope lie has yet something to lean upon In his old age. To be left penlloss in his timo of life, is in deed a sad calamity. . , ...... ItE-ldSTATEt). We learn that Col Steinberg er. formerly In command nf the Regiment of Washington Territory Volunteers, has been re stored to his military rimk, and assigned to tho command of a cavalry regiment now in active service in the army: Convicted. John W. Patten and Charles Baggs, convicted of burglary, w iro sentenced to three jeirs in tho penitentinry by the Circuit Court uf Oregon for Wasco county on Thursday list. PxniOATinx The new Catholic church at Mllwau- kie was dedicated yesterday. - ....The new building owned and lately built by Va mny, opposite the Mansion, was considerably dumaged by tiro on Saturday. V TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. New York, July 20. The Htrald't Wash ington special lays it is repot ted in official cir cles, and is generally believed, that Stanton has resigned his position as Secretary of War. Tho immediate causo appears to be tho quar rels which grew but nf the rebel attack on Washington, Blair charging Incompetency ami cowardice upon Station aiid Halleck fur their want uf management during tho raid. Among tho candidates mentioned to succeed Stanton are Senator John Sherman and Gen. Schenck. The burning of Post Master General Blair's house by the rebels lias led to other than Cab inet complications.- Washington, July 19. Gen. Sherman on-, nounocs on the 18th, that having previously : crossed the Chattahoochie with his whole army, Jie advanced fire miles south of the river and mnilo without resistance, except slight skir mishing with the rebel rear. This move neces sarily forces Johnston into the defenses of At lanta, and places that city within range of Sherman's guns. Subsequent to crossing the Cliutlnliooohie, Gen, Sherman has occupied bis troops in tearing up railroads most important to the rebels. Ciucauo, Jply 20. A letter from Sherman's army suys the 11th and 12th corps have been consolidated, forming the 20th corps, under Honker. . Halifax, July 19. The Enropa, From Liv erpool, Dili, and Queenstowti, 10th, hits arrived. The debutes in Parliament resulted in a ma- I jority of 18 for the government in tliu House of Commons, and a majority of 0 against in the House of Lords. The steamer Ycdo, which wnsfliipposcd to be a Confederate vessel, has been aol to tho missiun government, I ho Great Eastern left London on Ihe 10th to take on the Atlantic cable. 1 he result of the vote on the resolution to censure, is regarded as it satisfactory indorse ment ot the ministerial policy, nut no great triumph. l lie Danish ministry have resigned. San Francisco, Julv 21 The markets aro firm. Flour, superfine, $9,50; extra, $10; Al- viso, $10.50, The Trent, 109 days from Uio Janeiro, with a condemned cargo, has arrived; also the ship Berlin, from Glnsgow. ; Legal tenders, JU 'ti 4U3. New York. July 19. A dispatoh to the Now York papers from Washington says Sec retary Fesseuden will soon issue preposuls for a more extensive loan than fifty millions. He reports that the confidence felt in the Govern ment by tho hankers nf New York Is among the most gratifying features of bis visit to that iliicp. It ulso snys Mr. Fesseuden will put a oan of a hundred millions on the niarkot. The damaizo dnne to the railroads has been fully repaired. Trnins aro running regularly to and from Washington. Correspondence from tho.Army of the Poto mac says the artillery light on tho 15th lasted two hours, dnring which our shells burst di rectly over the rebel embrasures, destroying their cannon and forcing them to retire. They lost six guns. Kichmuud papers have a dispatoh from Charleston, July 10th, which stirs tho Federals have evacuated Johnson's island. It is no ticed that transports are quite busy moving troops, chiefly to Morris Island. Tho bom bardment nf Sumter is still kept up. ' Louisville, July iy. t our rebel prisoners have been sent from our militnry prison to Mitcliellsville nud Clnrksville. Teuii., to be fhot in retaliation fur the murder of two Union men near those pi ices. . Un the at h nl Jul)', Uen. Washburiio sent from Memphis a force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery to La Grange, under Muj. Geu. A. J. .Smith, with Brig. -Gens. Mower and Griorsnn, with instructions to pursue Forrest, bring him to bay', light and whip him. The orders were to pursue him to Columbus, Mtss., II they did not overtake him this side of that point. A disputr.h from Smith to Washburne, received July 17, says: I mot Lee, Forrest, and Walker at lupelo, Mississippi, and whipped tliera bad ly on three dill'erent days. Our loss is small compared to that nf the rebels. I bring back everrthing in good order. A scout who has since arrived at La Grange reports the enemy's loss at 2,500, and Ibeir de feat as overwhelming. From other sources we learn that Smith met Forrest near l'ontotoo, Mississippi, on the 1:1th, nnd loitght that day and the two following days, driving him below Tupelo, whipping him badly in five different battles. Our loss is said lo be :j(JO, while Ihe rebel loss is over 2,000. Koutr kroi Rbu Bi.ufk to Botsn. The Virginia Union publishes a letter from John Edgar who has travelled tho road from .Sacra mento by way of Pitt river to the Boise mine. The writer speaks iu very disparaging terms nf tho road and thinks that " few travelling to Idaho will bo fooled by tho Bed Bluff pathfind er after this year." The best route from California to Bannock and Boise mines though not thu shortest ii undoubtedly through the Willamette valley. I A straight line from Bed Bluff to the mines leads across such extensive parched and barren deserts, and over so rugged and difficult mount ains, that it can never be used as tho main thoroughfare. Down inCoo. V have received a long communication from a' gentleman in Coos coun ty iu relation to the writ of ii6cas corput, in the case of the Indians removed by tho Agent, Mr. Harvey. He avers that our statement that no writ was issued was incorrect. We believe the facts were that a writ was issued, but never served. and therefore the result wasltiesamo as if had ucver issued. Our limits would not permit us to publish tlia lung letter of our correspond ent, oven if the matter had not measurably ceased to be of interest to the public. Tub New P. M. at 8a Francisco. Much dissatisfaction appears to exist in San Francisco with the lately appointed postmaster. R. F. Perkins. Petitions are in circulation in that city, asking for his removal and the ap pointment n Wm. II. Stevens In his place. The petitions allege that Perkins is notoriously incompetent, and grossly mismanages the af fair of his office, to the great detriment of the publio and of the department. Mr. Stevens was the former Superintendent of the Branch MiutatSan Francnao. t"7 Tb rebel papers state tint gtonewall Jack son sad other of their Generals wars snot by their own men. This is ominous, po suck accidents if they were accidents evw happened In our ,r liolMupiorrn was rmllotinad by tho very mm be had deluded into revolution. Let Jeff. Davis take care. N. V. IhnU. . An "acrident" ef thia kind was said to hara oc curred in this State (then Territory), in the Indi. an war of ISw. ISTKitesTiKU liw.lt'. Al the SaniUrr fnir at Pittsburg;. !'., s jiUnio was nliibiled wbicli fur mcrlr beiongwl Genttal Vashiti(rton. It is new tit r'"P"'Tuf a jjcntleman Kim resides at fiarnssTiIle, Ohio. KlUH IS HAIKM. Ou Saturday lust about 1 r. m. a firo broke out In room No. ') of the Mansion House, in tliii oity, and the flames spread to rnpidly that iu live minutes tho whole upper 'stories' were enveloped. . The Mansion was soon consumed, and the Are continuing to spread, in about 40 minutes burned all the buildings adjoining on that block, to Sltiol's law ollioc, which was not toll, injured. ; Tits Wilson building was de stroyed, with more or less of the fixtures of the S. of T. Division, which had its hall in the sec ond story. Mr. Krnneiiucrgor wns Just gutting a utifrt in bnsiiiess, having closely applied him self for some years hero, and Mr. Marshall wits preparing to commence marketing again in the new front of his, building. The residence of Mr. J. D. Smith, hear tho Mansion, was uew, as wero all tho buildings adjoining the hotel, The losses, as near as wo are able to ascertain them, are as follows; J. D. Smith, $5,000; J.G. Wilson, $500; G. V. Marshall, $l,f00; K. Kro nenberger. $1,700 i total, $7,g0Q. . .'This in cludes only the losses of real cstato owners, and if all Iosscb of p'ersons who had property in the buildings Were iuoluded, such as the cloth ing of boarders in the Mansion House, and oth er articles of individual property of whioh wo are not able to uhtain any.coireot accomtt, the, total loss would probably roach at lenst.ulue thousand dollars, The loss of the Mansion House, enlarged, nnd refitted, as it was soon tb bo, to short a time before the convening of the Legislature and the Slate Fair, Is ono that will bo seriously felt.' '. ' . , ' . Damaord y thr Flint. The Dudley House, In this city, suffered by the lire ou Hahirduy. liss, near (200. Windows were broken In, and all the furniture, beds, beOIIng, carpets, 4c, removed. And to facilitate tho removal, looking-glasses and luinituio of Hint descrip tion, were pitched out the second story, as far as possi ble, of course, to remove them from danger by Hit. Dr. Hamilton, on coming from the scene ol the confla gration, found Unit Ills "pill shop and npotheary stand had been removed, mid distributed, by some kind friends, promiscuously over Wilson Avenue. Nelglibor Coleman was used rather roughly, though he will be able to serve bis customers In a day or two. , . ' THE K.VILR0AU. Ve find tho following in tho Pncillo Tribune of July 2d: , , Tub pROJtXTEi) Railkoad. -The following letter wns Inst week received by Judge McFad don, making inquiries in regard tu sntno ci tracts wo published a fow weeks since, from a letter written to him by Hou. Geo. E. Colo. The rond referrod to in Mr. Gnstnn's letter is tho same cnnncclinj link of iron that will soon bind California and Oregon. It is the contin uation nf the proposed rond from Sacrrmionto to Portland, connecting the salt waters of the north witli tho Snorainento river, A joint me morial was nnaniiiionaly passed by both linnsci nf the Legislature at its Inst session. Iiitrnduond by Jodge MoPadden, asking that an appropri ation inlands nnd money bo made to assist in the construction of a rond from the Columbia river to Puget Sound, corresponding with siml-J lar'grants lor the construction ot a road through California, nnd Oregon. In obedience lo this memorial Mr. Cole introduced a bill embracing the gonoral features wu uuvo snuiicu ol. It is truly gratifying to notion tho energy dis played by the company in pushing tho enter prise, and we tinst they will extend their sur vey to the Bound during tho present sensnn, and secure the vnlnahle tracts of land granted to the company building tho road: Jacksonville Ou'n, June 22. 16G1. Hon. O. H. McFadukn. Dear Sik: I clip ped tho enclosed slip from the daily Oregonian, nnd now I take the liberty of asking a question for information. To what rnrlioml does Mr, Colo refer in the first sentence of the extract from year letter. Is It the California and Ore gon railroad now being surveyed through this state, or where lias It the beginning and end. I make this inquiry for the reason that the frieuds of the above named railroad have deter mined tn embrace in it an extension to Puget Sound if possible, and if Mr, Cole has already procured the extension, I will endeawr to have the engineers go through to tho Sound with the survey this summer. I send yon a marked copy of the Oregon Sentinel, with an article therein on the subject. Please answer and oblige. Very truly yours, J. OA.-)TOX, . , Sep. C'nl. and Og'n H. It From Mexico. Doles from Munition, 7th. The Mexioan General Uroga is said to have surrendered with his army to the French Gen eral Dnnay at Gnndulajarn. The Mexican General Ortega, with 2000 troop's, had fled to the north, and Diirnngo was expected to surrender to the French. The fortifications building at Mnzatlan bad been abandoned and the troops discharged for want uf pay. The anniversary of tho defeat of the French at Pueblo, was celebrated witli great eclnt in Mazatlao hy the Mcxioitn and American resi dents, in full view of tho French blockading fleet. IsirunvKU Mail Akiianuemknts. We are informed by Mr. C. M. Carter, Ksq.', Special Mail Agent, that tho U.S. Mail is now running from Portland through lo Oiriupia, without in terruption at Monticelln. The new schedule lime, just received from the Department, re quires the contractor tn wait until one o'clock p. M. the boat arriving at noon instead uf leaving nt 7 A. II.. us heretofore. OregonianJ Have wo a Postal agent among us?" is now the question. If Mr. Carter has any authority from tho department to net, we hope lie will give our entire mnil system a thorough over hauling. Mr. C. is very competent for tlieser vice und can benefit the state very much if he will undertake it. ' Mining in Yrf.ka. The Yreka Journal snys: " Greenhorn creek seems lo be tnrniiiK out as well ns in its palmiest dnys. Some uf the drift diggings ire paying rich, while the Chinese compauies are all making; money. The receipts of gold from this little creek will average at least f 5,IXJU per Week. Many an Oregonian has made bis "pile" on that same Greenhorn gulch. t3f General McDowell Is inspecting the forts and batteries around the harbor of Han Francisco, The California papers are as load in his praise as they were in Isudations of Gen. Wright when he took command. , Wm. Pitt Fr.HSEriDM. This gentleman. who haa succeeded M r. Chase as .Secretary of the Treasury, the Call says, "is a iiiau and statesman, as well as financier, worthy of the position. He Is nearly fifty -eight years of age. At the age of twenty-five, thirty-three years go, in 18:11, be was a member of the Legis lature of Maine, as also in 1815, 18 III, 1853. T854. He Was elected to Congress iu 1840, and again in 1850, having several times declined nomination. . Tho Wbig party on several occasions give him their vote for Uni ted States Senator. lie was elected to that position in 18o4. and again in 1831. for six years. Besides these, ho has held several oth er important positions, all of which he has filled with consummate ability. He has no superior in the Senate, if Indeed an equal, either as a debater, a statesman of hrnad and patriotic views, or a financier of marked ability, lie is the son of General Samuel Fesvnde'n, nf Portland, Mains, formerly one of the ablest lawyers of that Stats. lie Las ever expressed a preference fur the practice of his profession, Ilea law, hot lias sacrilioeJ his inclinations In his fellow-citisena. The .xioutry will doubtless be the gainer by a similar sentiment of palriot lifi which has induced biin to arcopt the responsible position la which the President nominated without consulting him, and which the Senate uuanihwusly ooniirmed." rT"lra!alm. Ihe g'est Indian chief, hit be come so far civllbed as to appear at Washing Ingtoa la a sail of fssblonabU wearing apparel Mulct fry Hemtoa. hartings cV Co., ef New Ymk, ordered and preseuud by tnelo Abe oimsslf. Special Notlcea. lU'liKlnjuN. Elder fleonre W, Itieliitrdson will in-each at Mill Creek Church, three miles west of Sublimity, oil the :illlh and 'Mm lust., at 11 o'clock, a.m., on each day, MRS. S. A. ALLEN, A LADY OK W0KID.WMK HKI'LTATIOX. MHX. 8. A. AMiKN'fl WORLD'S HAIR ItKSTOltKIl ANI) 7,YWHA!(fAMUM or W'ORI.U'H mill LMtKHHINO lire une. quiultm, nntl m noknowli'iliHl by nit 'vIid hi? tlif m for mtor liiK. iiivlKoritlhiK, ittmutiryitig and drmlng the Hilr. render IttK U nutt, ullky and Kl"y, & 'llnimslriK It to remain hi nny (lfttii'fti xmltloit; quickly clunnitiiiR Um tcalp, nrrvHiitm the frill fin-J ImpHrtfiiK k tieitUliy (siiil nntural color to tliu JUIr. Tlwy m-vcr fall to realnre grey .llnlr to ltd nrifrittfil youthful color. Tlioy ni't 'llrectly upon the ronts of tht llnlr, ftlvlng them th ntturttl iitiarliihirmtit requlrvd. No (tuly'i tolltt li comiltU wlihout tit. Zylol.nliftmum or lUIr hritMliijr. It cltmimrn tltf hnlr ami Impart" to Itamo'UMifflitfulfraifraiiiit nitd la Multeit- to both youiiR itttri old. The Rstorer Reproduces. ' Tht Kalr Druslnr CuUtvato nd B4utlfli, U your hnlr ) thin try It, If imirfy try It, If hartrti try 11, If hmlrflu try It, If nnutt of thtue try it, for nil whn m It will im'Rurve their hnlr through lift. Vnt (Mile by nil Druit KUtrt. Agvuti fur Ciillfornia, HuKtuttur, Smith k Dtinn, Ban Vranchico. . . .. Amil from Kever and Aj(Mf Art you afflicted with the periodical returu nf that cold and format visitor, tho chill, followed by Ha faithful attendant!, th burnhp few and drenching ner aplrailonf Loae no timo, then In procuring a bottlt of Dr. Oagood'a India OholairoBiie. You will have hut one chill at mont after you commence It and probably nono at all. Your neighbor who haa uaed the medicine will aaaitre yon of inii. It la but the promlae of a reiult which thouaanda bare already rcaUed,itnd which your own experience will moat fully prove. If you bav buert dli appointed In other tifWlJclncn, and are doubtful at all, ebtaln the CbolnoKue nnd you will doubt no longer. , - Imttatlona are abroad I Tin particular lo enquire fer Dr. Otgood' India Choto0O0tt ' s ? 1 i Sold everywhere. RKD1NGT0N si CO., 416 and 41 Front treet, Ban Kranclaoo, aole agent for the Pacific Coast. Imltf MR. It. IKK KADY stated that he was induced lo try Dr,WM. II AMB BALSAM KOU THE UWOS rrom tne rooomnieniiiinon or oiners. jie iive it to a cliilil eleven moulds old i nine ased It In Ins tuinllv Ki'n erallv tor conalis ana veins, and In ereiv instance found immeduitc relief, nnd that lie would not tie with out it. Mr. .1. 1). M II. I, Kit states Mini he used Dr. Win. HAldVB liALSAM FOlt TUB UJNUN with greul benelit to himself i he was entirely relied of a severe cough. His neighbor was blending at the Limits, to wliom lie auiniiiistereti a part ot one bottle biiil It en tirely cored him. Mr. JOHN DAVIS wns cured of a severe xtoiigh, and also gave it to his infant uhRtl for the hooping cough, and says ft Is the utrilit-iiie of med icines. Mr. JAMKS N. llAUIIKN of Itock Castle, wished it proclaimed everywhere that his daughter, aged sixuan years, was sorely afflicted with eough and bleeding ill Ihe lung lor sitvSn mouths. Hhtt was cured sound and well bv lining purl of one bottle of Dr. WM. HALL'S HAlMM Full TIIIC L0NUS. Mr. Win. IIAKDEN testilies that his wife was greatlv ill' rtlcted with cough, and siill'eiing much with pulii in her breast and side i also her little daughter, aged two vears, hud so greatly siillered with piithinif tlist her life was despaired of. Moth mother and child found immediate relief In using Dr. WM. II A LL'8 MAI. SAM FOlt t HULL' .VOL These urea few of the umiiy testimonials I have received in favor of year great Lung liemedv, and if yon deslro, I can send many more which have come to tnv knowledge. Henpect fullv vours, I. D. SMITH, liichmoiid. Kv.,.lu!r K, Itttii. ' Sold by KliDINGTON & CO., Jib unit 418 Front street, Han Francisco, who are also agents for the Pucille Count for Ihe stile of HiwiU'n Wood and Liver eiymp, anil we would direct tho attention of those wlio sutler troni scrotum, ei-iipltons, or any other impurity of the blood, to ticfiviW Wood und Lievr Syrup lis it will cleanse the blood and permanently, eradicate from the system the cause of ihe dinause, thereby restoring henllh and vivacity to the svaiem. Hcovil't't hlood and hirer tiyrup is compounded upon scientilio principles and with' great cure, We tlo not pretend it is a cure-all, nor that y all ciihcb und under all cimiiiisruiicoH, It is absolutely infallible. Common teitne tcurhen that the day of Mimclt't htn ywtj.fi, hut acieneo and facts remain, and on Ihe stremtth of these wo cull attention to Smvill't Hlood and Lirer Syrvp. The noble science of medicine Is controlled by the same powers which govern the orTtiro world. Were the invalid patients simply to take this medicine for a short lime, Iu ctisee of (ioitre, typhilitic or icrof tthui tumon. ulceration of the bowi. etc . and then drop il, they would receive from It but very little gootl i for unless pcrscreird r'i, tho money expended lor it IS coitipiu-HUveiy frotr uwny, noouny in none- Hied, the disease remains iiiicured i and the reputution the iiieilii-mo is liiiuretl. toe actit n ot rictmit lllood and Liver Nvnip is tliroiith the secretion of tne aosoroent. vessels, which consntts ill receiving or Uikmg up certain substances kuo,vn as vti-ii os-foi-nonoue pnnctplet, and removing them from Ihe tits caned otirt throutth the secretions and exlmlollts, un til they are carried from the system i at the nunc time omul hlood it traunnored tlirotieh the rcc. to Hie diseased parts or the body. ItlCUI.Mt TU.N St utl.. Agents, 4ll and -118 Front street, San Fi-iuirisco, und lor sale by all druggists. nn-u 1 oiler. 1 LI, nersons holdiuir a license nnder the U. fl. K.x J. rise I.nw are reijnired to comply with the fnllow imr instructions, vir. t (Jhuiiuinir their iduce of business from that specilied in their license, acllinu- out to other parties to occupy Ihe same pluco, dissolution of purl- uersbip, or taking others others into partiierelup, using the same license, must apply to the Assessor iu their divitdoni thai the changes so made in their hiiHiueiis. may be entered on their license i otherwise, they will be liable to pay for a new license. " 1111)11. H(A,h.li, U. S. Assessor of Oregon. IJ. 8. Assieoroit's Orricn. Portland, Oregon, July Hist, 1801. J d lwllwiw'il IMolict!. AT n meeting of the Directors of the Union Hold and silver Mining Company, hold July 'Jl.t,an assessment was levied of rive Dollars nioo eucli und cverv share of canilal stock of said Comoauv for the tmrpoee ot paying tor a lusrix snil nireany rontracieo for, mid said asHessmenUt to be paid within thirty days from date, lo the Secretory of tee (.'mnpuuv ill United .Stale void com. Jtur U3 MAI.l.tlta , Xefy. July !, I Si. I. demllt3w:itVl MIIirl!V !IIMfH illllllllllll U.lll illllUHl il I 1 Li; '"IHK iiinlerslgned have received, direct from New 1 York, the bdlowing goods, suilablt. for uniforms of hifaatry, cuvulry uud tinillery t Saikr. Coal and- Veil linltonti, Silk Cord. Jietl. Yellow and lilue, Shoulder Straptnnd Hitl Cnrdt. (lilt Cord, and (lilt llrnid, and Cold Buglet, Sithrci, U. '. U'rrutlit ('annotis. suitable fir Hal nud Pup Triniiiiiiurs. A few IIXK lHI-:HKrVTATIlr SU UHOS all ol which we will furiiiiih at very reasonable rules lo military companies. OOLDKMITH & 111108, Stn iO From sln-et, I'orihiittl. HEliH, DEiRBORH & CO. IVIiolt'HiilA nnd H,-litil ' ' liRAI.F.IIS IM ; imocKBins, hoots, hiioes, HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, QUKF.N.SWAIIK, lliOX ANI) STKKL, elc, Salem, July 10. IkoM. '.U f Ornei! Sssti.k Um.n astt 8n vra Mi-tisi Co ) 8alem, Oregon. July H, I8U-I. AT a regular meeting of the Huard of Direclors of the Saatiam Hold and Silver Mining Company, on the I llh tlay of July, so-, I8l4,aa atuwuiin-nt ol Ibree dollure er ebare, in V. R. coin, was levied on the cap ital stock of said aouipauy. Two thirds of said sum lo Iw paid witliui thirty days, and Ibe remaining one third at the end of sixty days. OKO. A. KUV., Pres. Jt I KIM M ALJ .OliY. 8ee y. wW Adiiiliii-.lritlorta, KotU'r,' NOTICE Is hereby given that the niidersfgucd has been duly appointed Adniitiistratur of the F..ia!e of C. V. Bourtui. deceased.ol I lunulas eouiily, Oregon. All persons having elanus attaiastaaid vstale are re queettl to present the muie to him at Scoltsbtirg, iu old eoanty, wtllttn sis Mttmths from Ibis date, and sll persons indebted 10 said estate arc reoneeted to make iuntwdiale payment. JOHN NICHOLSON. Roseliurg.July Ui.im. .JWJ? AduiliilHlrulor's Notice. TOTICK la hereby given that Uie undersigned has 1 Ihn.h duly appoints! administrator of the eetale of H O. Iti-iiihiird, detKHMid, ol Doaglae county, Uregon. All persons having claims against said eslale are re quested to present the same lo the onderilnned al bin reeiileuce ia Deer Creek preiincl, in said county, with in six mouths from this dale, and alt person Itidcbled lo said estate are relocated lo make immediate pay utetttof the some. 4w' I IIOWK. Itowburg, lioiiglaa Co., Ogn., June 11, IH6I. NhrritT Hnlf. NOTICK IR HKHLMY IIIVEN, Til AT ItV trto of an exeeniion Is.aed by ihe Clerk of the t in-nil court of Ibe Stale of Oregon, for tlw nam Iv of I'olk, in said hlaie, and to tne direclcd, In favor nf Anibel nh and against Win. Taylnr, for want of personal pmerly lo saii.fy Ihe same, I have levied upon sod will pnieetnl to sell lo the liighetrt bid der, for cash iu hand, al the mart boas door, la Dal Ins. In said ennniv, tl (Saturday, the 90th day of Au gust, . o , lWil, between the hours of H o'clock, a.m.. sod 4 o'clock, f m , of amid day. all the right, Ink and Interest of the uid defendant of. In and to the fidlow log described preoii.es, lo wit ; sinawn as the s I ol sec W, and a strip Srbswlde from the south aid nf lite n s 1 of aaot section) also Ibe following tract llrgiiinitig at Ihe a m corner of elirim no ail not no. I U j. tbciire w II1 rhs., thence s (N chains, tbso' e e I chants, thence a 7,M chain. emtAiidiig JWI oores. more It-w i the attovs described tract helag ,rrt of eeMloa I'i, l-l and 'Jl la I ? a, r 4 w tf lite Willamette meridiaa i alio the) fract ional w of one IV in 1 7 s.r 4 w, aod lb a e of see IM in 1 7 a, r 4 w, inllw ronotyof Polk, and Hois of Oregon, couiauv ing 3111 acre., more' or Ices, it being toe land riniio originally held y Daniel Chandler and slanb Ann, hi trite, boUI to' satisfy said eierii'iofl. ris and ae eremg costs 1 H BCTI EB, HsIIob, Jly4,. J. INtwli room JACOB CUM IE ft. H. K. BAKTKKi 1 JOHH A- C0NKft. CONSER, BARTER CO., Produce & Commission Merchants Siteond Street, Dulles, Oregon. THE vnrp bent brands nf flour, fimil nf sll kinds, and evorv description of Prolines ruo.hinlly In Mora and solil t ! wst miss. .. ,..,,,,,,, .,, FAMILY filKMIKRlES.i i ; . A cbnlna nMoilmniit ot fiimilv gi-dnrina, IftcWidiiiK tliu best selection ol' Tuna, Coll'oos, Sugum, 4..,sule(jt hI xprsssls for fssetiily use. (Vnulifimir-ntji received, mid t gstnrM Slnnteti, Tor wnrdiiisiid (,'oinniiasioii llusinws iiromjitiy MWnded to. ' ' if' ; p Wm will ulrii, eiiv the liurlisatCASU Biiirliet price for nil kinds nl ooiiulry produce sncb ns Wheat, Onle, Benin', lliitier, Kl'kb, (iheese, Driei Frnlts.fce., ut tbe Milk. Muilnn (M .niWM. i I Bl . , : Ut'HM'.lV, lvrt4IVff ft 1W. Second slrent, I)h11. mill 4m.f , . Jell'erson, Marion C t Oregon ,. ,'( . . . t Notice, . ! n ; .r -..it ,' I SHAl.KI) proposals for fepsliiiur' tse (trart Honee iu Mmmn evuntv, will be reeoivod H Hie CuinHV Clerk's Olllce, in HhIiuii, in until county, atit.il I lie 1st diiv of Aii(iist, 1804, at wlilcli lime Mid propoenls VIII lie'siilmiitted to the County CommisiHoseni, for Sftttm ItiHtion, ; All necowinry information nmeruinf said reimirs, can In obininad at tlis Clerk's SIBoe, ' ., ily order, of the Hoard nf Conntv f!oiniiMiiiiors, OHO. A. !DK!t, Clerk. Salem,. Inly IS, 1H4; : . 820 ' Nolltie ; I $ HKIIKIIY given, that the niiiUirslitneil Ims'heen duly appointed bv the I'rolmlo Court of Marlon ooiitity, administratrix of His astute of Jotin klnrnss, Ihio of said Minuiy, decoanul. All wrnn having clniioB niriiiimt said estate will nreaent tlicm, wllft the prosier vouchers, to the undersigned, at her reiidence, sin inilss soatlienet of rlnlcni. within Bis mouths i and all persons Indebted to said estalu r Munsnled in iiiitke ivnseilialu payment. , .. . NAKCV lfAHSRS, Adm'x ' Salem, , Tnly K, 18tH. 4wl ! rnilE Stockholders of tile Ah'liH tlouusr Mining X Company will uieot at the bfKcjt of A. H. Kllut, Koichnrg, Oregon, ut 10 o'clock, . M.,on Snttiiilay, ilie Uth tlay ol Aiiiroat, ions, tor the purpose of eleeV tnga uoaru ol uirectora auit tranaactuig otiutr oiisi' Bees of siiid Compuiiy, Are. . Per order of Hoard of Stockholders. , . 4wSII L V. SlOSHKIt, Hecretoiy. only i-i, inns. 1 ' - 1 ! 1 - ' Asliaiiiilsitrntor'a) Ntillec, , TlllCXllY WYCKOFF, ImviiiK bteu ilnly appoint ed adiiilnistrator of lbs eslalo of Kvuti 'Cunning- liam. of Coose uouuty, Oregon, deceased. All fair sons huvitar claims aKilinsUuid eetule nw requested to presold the suaie to me, ut Kmpire City, in suit! coun ty, within six months from thin data, and all persons indebted lo said estate are reipiestud Is make immedi ate payment of-the sunie. ' licit h i w i UMtr e , Auiiumstraioi-. Enipli-o City, July tith, 4wSII Ite ii ers uiitl Mowcre. JOHN TUSTI.V. putcalee, is putting up Vnwn Heaperi and Momrs at the Oregon fmii Works, L'oriutmi, ttregon. r.. u. iio.ir.0 cv. i.t'. Julvfi, 18114. ' :' - -4wHI ' New and Fresh Goods. i WE are now in receipt of a VKKY LA ISO K and well selected iissortmoiit of overvtbiuu ia one liua. embracing, LADIKS' OOODSof every description, in grcnt viii ii-1 v iv e mive also a line line or IIKH S AND HOY'S FUHNISHINO GOODS, urnuiged as a portal ueimrtineuiiapp-siuira. Fiireiiriiiiiiddomiwtiu DltY GOODS. (1IUICICUIKK. HAIIDWAHK, IKON, CIlOt'KKltY and MlSC'EL- LANKOIIS OOODS of nil klinU, ns iismdi which we are offering cheap lor dull , or any kind of produce, at tne lilgliest murKat lates. i .. .1. It. St I. It. MWIIKl'.S. Ralem, July Mill, 18151. , 19, tf. GET THE BEST Self-Adjusting Clothes Wringer. Klniple, Efficient nnd Durable. NO family ran uH'ord to do without the Clothes Wringer. It eaves lime, health and clothing. It does tho hardest part of the labor of washing, with, ease to the operator, and without the least injury to the fabric. Clothes-wringers are meet ing wild rapid sale t their usefulness Is beyond question i therefore. What kind shall I buy t lirery family ihould buy the EtjREKA, hecunss, by theu'.e ofetliptiea eleel P"g iis capacity is increased und It is rendered per fectly self adjusting. All articles and narls varying in eie receive uniform prennre, which cannot be ac complished by machines requiring thumb screws (to raise mid lower the rolls) wilhout constant alteration. The KI'ltKKA U liulil mid snlnlniiliiil, and having little or no wood work about it In crook or swell from the action of soup and water, it Will thoreforu, with good iiNigt,roiiiitiuo in Working order fora long lime. Although self adjusting, It is not (liko other muchines) liable to become disarranged. Any child ran work it. Dealers supplied, tl. H. Truve'r it llrolher, Han Frum-isco, Oenertil Agents. k - lieposiiorv for Oregon, Messi-s. Aliernelhy At ITcrr, Portland. For sale by IIF.NJ. STRANG end JOHN DUNHAM. Heleiii.und in the priueital towns through out the Stale. - . . . , Halcm.Jimc 37, 18H4. inl7 Strnycd or Niolcn FIIOM the subscriber, living at tho iiopor end -. of Howell Pi-ultie, about two weeks ago, 2. dark liny auuv.wiih her light eye oat, nearly Hi honda high, branded with figure 7 on 'the left fore' sliontdor, nus iitree while reet. At tlte lime she went uwuy she was ncifrly blind In Ibe remaining ere. Any ono hav ing iiiforiiiiiiion concerning this animal, sent to my address nt Salem, or to Ibe Stafetma n office, will lie thankfully received, ami a enhuhls reward will he puid for her detention so thai alto tun lie recovered. July 4. IHtt l"l JNO. SAPPINUFIKLD. K. I JOMC.1, A. C. nillU, JiOIN KATIOK, OREGON IRON WORKS ! K. J4IKKN V I'll. WK niamifacitiri. imrlx Mills, Nteant Fn. glues mill lltiili-rs, Tim I'nloii Reaper mid Hawer, Horn Fuwert, Cooking Ranges, all kinds of mills, lIolMttlli; rWltfllllll'M, I lino; UW4SHM INI) U'lltlUOWM. We have ret-vullv atlded to our establishment all the luuiiiluerv and pallcras of the lule linns of HONMI at ill, ami IIIAHMll AM. .VI ISO II. of Oretrati City, anil are preptin-d todn ALL h I SOS OP WOKK' oily tloae In n I'lllsV HI.ASH FOIiNDHl un.U.KVWA; HHOI'. Corner of Mtnilgaaery ami Hevenlh streets. Port' laud. Oregon. K. I. JONKS At I'll. June W.'t. tti IHif Notice. rTMIHKiocklnddfrs oftheHilLD CIIKI-KMININO 1 COM PAS V will hold their liral nieeiimi at Sulcm. Oregon, on Monday, the I III day of Anatlst ueat. for the ptirKse of orgauisiog said company st'eortiing to law.oieciiair uireoiors tu uie eante, aim iraiiaacttng such ultisr uiisiaees us may appear akHHiient. Hy Older of the Shn-Mo-Mei-a. Balriii.Ogii,July0,1i0i. 4wl rnilK PACIFIC CnppKIt MIXINO COM PAN' Y 1 willnteeiat Iheirollicela HalcHt.Aiivuetllth. I Wet, at 3 o'clock, r M., rtr tlie porpom of electing a Itintnl of Directors lor said tympany. W. K. Kltllir, I'resitli-nt. Sslem, J.dr 7lb, IHll-l I'H.l Nolli'w. TtllK KF.Y8TOXK MIMINU COMPANY will meet X at their olfb-e in Saleta, Aagtiet i;Mh, al 3 o'clock, r. a , lioi, lor Ihe purpoui ol electing a liooiu ol Dl recloni for said C'oiupaiiy. w. iv H Hi ill, rresltleiil. C. I., fisiisr, Her y. Halem.Jnly 7ih, IHM. t!Hd AWKKTIXO nf Ibe Slocklinldera of the I.ONK STAB HOLD AND HILVKK MINIMI COM PANY will lie held at their olfice, la Haleni, an Wednesday, the I'Hh day ol Angnsl nesl, at I o'ebe-k r, M., for the mirjtosM of electing Directors as provided hy law, ami for Ibe transaction of aeeh other bu.iiieee aa may be deemed newaparv. . '. a n MAXHtiw, , - - C. 1. II A SUA IL, M. KITiSllllHALII, lllld ; , , , . Coratealors. ." 'fchrHsT ttle. ' ' XTOTICK Is hereby given that by virlae of sdeeree i.s of lem-loteim suit an caeeuiitai uiuu.t titvreua by the clerk of the circuit court of the Slain of Ore .,, r,,r the rMintv of i'olk. od le me directed In favor of J. II. Y. Holler and ogainel J. U. lUuiws and wife, for wont of personal property lo satisfy tlie Mate, I have levied up. ai and will proeeed lo sell Ut Uie hiubeet btddor, lor rash l liaaS, at lite rawtj house door ia Italtaa, in aotd coioty.iMi HATCBDAi. tl.. rh d... ,,l Atuieet. a. u . l"Ol. between the hour. of aotiock an . and 4 a'cbick, r , of mid tbiy , all Uw right, liilo and Interest f said defendant of, In and to ibe t-dlowtes aWrllied preinws, lo wttt All or tlu, xmtheaM aitarler vj Bt.M JU m lownehip 7 a.. r 4 w, Willsmetio Mendiaa, benig it of siotilicatitai So MH, etmloiaintf iUuect, ntire orli.auld IomoV iely Uie above sxaeQttnn. ettne nn acerwng etHna. . 1. H. liUiLfcH,nh.rtd P"lk l ew Dallas, Jly A, In-4. . swlil - CmwIi fr Tmm Unrk. H,AHK fc. liOLMAN will paty rasli for If, laoaw Kj lock and aide kirk, and lor taw bios Msat, l'b S7,iMt. .-...a , . iaOpakl From the nmiv hospital the bloody bsltle-flcld the ttiainiloii of the' rich and Ihe humble aitotie ot tne potov-from the otbee and tb saeted rb'sk liom tlte , wotrMarn tsip, distaai vnllTaml fttr o islaads of the ocean from emi-i nook nnd eonur of tit cIviKwd world is ponriiig'lM the evidence of the imi''Wiig elleoui of DRAKE'S ftAKTTKIN. lllll'fcilH. Thousands upon thoiissiids ol letters liko the follow Ing muy be seen at our office t 4;-.. i ,! itmnssiJiiv, Wis., Sept, )i,lSl.' " lliave lwi in the army hospitals for four teen aiiHiths speechless add nearly dead; At Attt, HI. they av! me a sou at tat Pluatatiou Diiters, ' 'i'liree bottles rescd my apesch and cured me. ... li atn. , C.sV.JPtAUtJit - ' . : .I'":--'; ' ,'"., SottTiVw7sawd.,1,tuly 28J 803;' ' . One yoang niuu, who hud been sick and Hot out of the honse for two years with Bcrofula nud Erysipelas, after paying the doctor aver s)IS0 Without lienellt, has betas cored' ty ten Itoltlss of vonr Hitlers. ' KIIWAKI) WOVNALL. Tlis following is from (h Manager ef the Union Home School for the Children of Volunteer, , , ' , lUvmitvt-.n Mansion, Fifty BtVKuril St., J Nsw YoiiK. Augnst 1 18B3. . ! Dr. T)RARg i Your wonderful Whritatlori Bitters have been given to Some of our II We Children suffer- Ing from weakness and weak hmgswith most hnpjiy ell'eet. One lilile girl, In purtlootur, Willi puins In her head, loss of appetite, and daily wasting eoniwntptloo, on whom all ntedic.il skill bud Imd exlntoeted. lias been entirely restored. We commenced with bt a leaspoonfnl of Bitters aduy. Her appetite and streijf It rnpiilly incrciiM J, ami she Is now well. ' , , s Iteepectfnlly, , MRS O. M. I?15pKi I Owe winch U yon, for I verily 1bellev'e l'laillatloa Kilters finest sai-ed my life. . ' ilev.lf.H.W'AGOONKlt, Madrid. H.-K , Thou wilt tend tue two bottles more of thy Plantation liitir. My wife lias been greatly bene Ulcd by their nss. ... Thy frieud, ASA CPMilN, PliluwWplda, la ' '""" 'TIMs riSeaa grent snUentr front PypsMu, and hid lo abandon fresnhiag. ' ' The Wantatkin i Miltecsimvirit'ni'ed llit. " a 1 " ' : ji , , . . -i :.Hu,J. CATHOrWtllsrteanNr, H.li ' Rond ua twonty fonr dmen moro of your l'lunlutlun Hittei-s, tlie pnpubirity of which ore doily iiicreusiiig with the guests of oar house. 1 ; 8VRKH, CHADWICK & CO.'" Proprietors Willard's Hotel, Wnsliinglon, D. 0. I have given the Plantation Itinera- to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most anion lulling ell'uct. ., i ... O. W.D.ANDREWS, , .", R. perititendcnt Soldiera' Home, C'imiuuali 0, The Plantation Hitters h-e enrerf me of liver complaint, of which I was raid Of prostrate und hud lo abandon mv business. - r;;'f II. It. KINflSLKT, CtoTefand, O. , Tho Plantation Bitters have cored me of a derangement of the kidneys mid urinary organs that , hut distressed me for vest's. Il acts like a cliurni. (!. !, MOIIIIK, -M Broadway, N, Y. die.. A'c. Ac. sic. Ate. The I'laulnlion HHters make the weak strong, the huiKitid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great re storer. They are composed of the celebrated Citlisaya Hark, Wiittergreeit, Saasafras, ltimu, Herbs, c, all preservetl in perfectly pure St. Croix Hum. . ; ;i , s. T.--18CO.-X. : : : Persons of sedentary liabils troubled with weakness liinsltnde, piilpitntiou of the heart, lack of appetite, distress ufter eating, torpid liver, constipation, etc., deserve to stilfer 11 thev will not try them. They are recommended by the highest medical au thorities, anil are warranted to produce an immediate beneficial ell'eet. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. ' ; Noticx. Any person pretending tn sell Plantation Hitters In hulk or by the gallon Is a swindler and Im postor. It is put up only in our patent log cabin bot tle. Hewiii-D of bottles refilled with imitation deleter oils sttilf for which several persons ure already in prison. See that every bottle litis oar private United States Stamp over tho'eork nuiniitilatsd, and signature on steel plate side label. Hold by respectable dealers thronghotit the habita ble globe, s ,-.-., ... Mil I Til it, DAVIS), 71 Front nt, Portland, Oregon, Agents for the State. , , , ,, vmli AMBHOTYPES. .,, .j., KEM0N Is Now TAKING PICTIE2S AT THE NAME OLD PLACE, ' NEWLY FITTB1) UP. lie pitrcluised a very tlocas sortment of PHOTO AI.UIJMH while in New Yosk. II.. ..n m thmtn . ' .i Salem. May 1hu4. " lit"' Crockery and Variety Stcra. Commercial StrcctSalcin. , pfBs N. riMII, would respectfully Inform yi Ilia old friends, and the new oaf i e,thutJ Ajfhe la now opening at his NEW STOBB.W on Commercial Street, Hulein, a '.' ' A Larirc and Varied Assortment , OKCKOCKKUY. , . OLASS-WAHE, o. : . lYVOODEN-WAK. ' WILVOVV-WARE, ' TABLE CUTLERY, -i snd a FUI.I. ASSORTMENTot ; . 1 T'nmlly Orocorlosj, sill of which he will sell at WHOLESALE or IIE TAIL, nt prices warranted to give satisfaction, or BO sale, (live me a call, and look at the Kite goods, if yon do not with to purchase. No trouble to show gootla. ' Holel-lMptri and Familln- ; "' wll llnil It In llielr udvanlnge topiireliatotlioirflluioi. ware and Crockery from loo, as I shall AtWAYrl herpa FULL ASSORTMENT and ull AT iOIV PRICKS tor cash or ready pay. 1 Tojrl Toyt I sm also well anpplied with on extenalve aasort incnt of lovs, of foreign and domestic manufacture. N. KISH, Opposite Slalesniaii Dulliling, Salem. . June ma. sr C1TV HAJlKltV. OBERHEIrvTl CLARK. linkers tinil t'onlMllosiora, Oircrlly 0iiolle STARR'S Tin Shop, kltm. N. B, FIFTEEN LOAVES FOfl A OOtUR, May 111, IHl.l. tlmll v.VaVV VVVVV-ay.- V S.-Vt ar. V ekVri s jl&j. n. iiaab,Q Comraerc 1 1 1 91 rtel ,8alera , Dealer I ivr- GOLD AND SILVER WAK niS, j - , JIIWRLRY, Solid Silvrr nnd Plnind Waro.j ; FINE CLOCKS, j Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, 4e. J All goods sold by ate see WARRANTED to bs ti ., sepritHulMl. , Ki'pairiog. rsrtleularalteniion 014 to reitatrlng fins Wslebts, f Clocks, Jewelry, ae. .1 AM. WORK WAItrtANTElK ' j Saleoi, Ortf en, Nov. I.iasa, ' " - ' lyW 1. SAMUEL BASS, at his Steam Fnoror,iir the Sleamhn.it landing, Nalem, kaepe on lunaTaatl UtanufMctores, all kinds of Rotdi. Hlintls. Doors, f'w nice, Window frames, ee,, Ac, and furnish, m order, everv vtuioty of ouuiduuttd inside flaieh, serial-wool, wood turning, out. All kiails ol Job, Wools dona wllh. neatnoa and diapaich. : I.UI to , 'rtttiidwivh I aland tatinrt, JCST reeolved per Hark I'ainbriave, 000 kVfS sf atl'G A K of various grades, sad fr sale at lull's . KICilAKUH t Mi tliAKKN. i - ' Hnmmoiia. lliiiiglas county vs. psnitl K. fivk ia tlie County Court of llougiaa coiiuly, t't Ui Stj ol Ovgtot, (b-tolicr Term, lfB4. a VI DA NIHL N I (MIR i n ihe same of the Stutn of Oreaoo, yoa are bwehy aiimmuMeil end quired lo appear la add Court, n the Drat day of Ibe (letobor torot, towiti tlis fin Monday, the ail dnr of October, IHt.l. at tU Court itoiiiw iullie vuwa id Uow luirg, in said eoisuyaud ooswer tit forattkuuA af liouglua Coualy, Vloiui ilf. I'dtil aitusl you in saitl rotirt, or the swue will be taken tir eonfaeaedaad Ihe plalnllir aforesaid wilt lake Judgnsnl agakial yoa for want ef aw aowwer, for tlie aaot ef one hnndred aod savwilT-twodollnrt arut twonty skias eenta, ($1711 1st) together w sill stags and dkhwaenonts of this sail, tu be uist-d, . JAMtSV. WATeklN, lly iidg of tlieCnwt, ,,' All' ft H at L L. Williams, County Clark. , , !', AdiMinUtrntrU Xotirr. ' rHIK nnderslrued bim kow dary appoluled hy lb fl Prnhnt Ctotrt of Mnebwcoainy, "Hvm,AA. SBatislnuni ef the eatatn at V. A. WoooWde, iWeeasrd, Uts ol said eoimtv awl Mute. Notwa ie tiwreltn given to all panrau indebied Is Ihe estate to awke payment to her, and ail persons kavuat etaisas asnunt sei'd estate era hereby retietad to preesM tUest to her. at her plare of reskh-iice two uibw aorth weal from Hllveriou, hi Maritju couutT, duly aiilii.niUnled . a luu Mbrtt Ltss siltF Ittnnlln tViuea ttsaat dole , "... . .'. HikWIMilklWUIHivii'lllS. Adrs ef taid beeessse), Nsrioa Cl , rs , Mr IJth, IM, I ewlHraod .