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Newspaper Page TextShe (Ore Statesman. nisr.mil us. TK 1. KG II J a in ci Leu lias go to Hi .J'1. '" "'twl T' iirriitiiis 1,.,. uw h-m-ims j,-o. mcj (jiiiiu win in comma1 '' m!"lld "ml p'7 !"rK' nH.i,(l lm'l(,n"y ," a "') hr" m"!l;r t.ii.rcliii.g nr.t 'v.,,.rn, du"' "'l'1 """I"'' rul.lH nuinl.',1"'1 '""I" ro '' ,u Imvi. Iie.i ii';J ,fl ''" SIi.tiiiiui. Kcpnrtt of iu8n' 0 shortly' atiaiiilnii Pelrsbulgcl'm'H?,1 W"PhJ. D crtr now ,l0,IEe I"18 ' l?'vn "',n to th mJ10 ff'"T iloe to Imve thfir (obnocu a. ""'"Vr.1 "illim f"r durt. They any f artillery hat liecn tit ken fri m 'ter'llllrK hallerief, fluty tuffi tsient boil0 k,'P UP IIi'itvvfT P1,8011"'- ounUmiKig fur e ritl hiiuij '""'"'H ta,m Tfc.1rsf.h7 Fridnv III''10 Mtu"'"K sriuic in front of I,eierhi",t' oaaltiti, however, were tnsll af 'r'nl "PP""' tK '"ive hid uo rusult drlslloe- A itur1,611"1 ro'"'' u't'ti,rtert i pour jn ,ltlf nion liiKt, averaging at leant one buimW- A P"rtil,a b'"g "" thi'in U'"" li'ienti. aud cnvnlry bring f I"1"1'1'' Since the fall of Chariot ton til'1 Carolina tronpi in largo limn beri If 'l the lerting throng., HijUK, Felt. 27. Advices from New Orli-ii'0 Kirbjr Smith's army still re fuwn,"' '" '''e ''lp Missii)- pi "luiupts tn move the men were made und I tlionght a third attempt would re (lltm iniiiiity. All the Union prisoners at (i'"f'lt TexiiB, had been exchanged. ipmei' Viuksliiirjr enrrcpondent, under dntf K'vi'a detail of a great move Ui,.lli Hiiilliwctt. An expedit'nn had till E" New Orlenn and from thence t inula. Mix., where it will join Cttnlir't foej'esftnjf Mobile. The first titiject will Inquire Mobile ; the second the capture cpli.i, Si'lina mid iMoiitgoniery (Alalia ngl Columhni (Getrj;iii) ; the third, the dl'in of Hood's army. If everything Wivell, Kirby Smith's lrati-Misiliini n-ill bo ntleinVd to next aiimmer. jUichiuond Whig tif the 25! I:, give an d new version of (ho capture of Coluin t eitys : The lighting was niiistiibstiiiatn 4' pluco n ut only Inst by sheer nrtnericnl girity. The lighting, nucurdiiig to tome Mn,wa carried on within the very utreetn I" all the government property wna re- nil). Feb. 20' li. Deserter from Tuj lnr'i jdeelnre that there to uo intention, on the jd the rebel authoiitieD. to nbnndnn Mo I That city has alwuya been a depot for iry material of all kinils. It it aid the (nil and auppliei recently taken to Selnia I'd no piirt of the armament aud store in i'd fur the uo of Mobile.- The rebelt be- Sclinu to be availed fonii, and are trying lit it in good defensive condition without hening Mobile. Iashinotiw, Feb. 28. The Pretident rd and approved an aot to prevent officers lie army and navy, and other persons cn ud in tho nnlitury and naval servieo of the ted Statea from interfering in elections in States. No trinps or armed men ara to brought to the pulls unlet necessary tn re enemies or to keep the peaoe ; nor shall it lawful Tor any officer to proscribe or fix by clainatinu, order or otherwise, tho qualifioa n of voters, or in any manner interfere ,h the free right of tuffrage. Officers an of iding are liable to indictineiit for tnisde fanur. and on conviction thereof, shall be led not exceeding $1,500 suffer imprison )mt in the penitentiary for not lett than three Diilhs nor more than live years. Persona to nvictrtl may be disqualified from holding any fioe of honor, profit or trust, under the gov 'uiueiit of the United States. (New York. Feb.. 28. Tho Timft' Wash gtnn tpecial dispatch says : Wathhurne, a member cf Congress, read, yesterday, a letter com General Grant, in which be oninnieiitt pon Sherman's movements in a hopeful view. ' V few more days ot successes, will place the ebels in a aituation from which they cannot iiacape. j Washington, Feb. 25. The large amount of butinest necetsary to be transacted will en gage Congress day and night until adjourn ment, wiibo'it affirding the opportunity for deliberation which th ir importance demands. , Large numbers uf publio bills, including those ' neoettary for the army and navr, have not yet beoome lawt. The amendatory enrollment bill it ttill pending. The Indian appropria tion bill it yet, with other important uieaauret which have passed the House, to be acted op on by the Senate, including the bankrupt aud Illinois and Niagara Falls ship canal bills. The House too hat yet to' consider various iui portant bills which originated in the Senate. The Richmond papers are barren of news concerning Sherman's movements or where aboutt. They arc very boastful in tone, aud appear omifident in their prophesiet of his overwind . ing defeat. They say bit doom may be looked npnn at tealed. Nkw Yihik, Feb. 27. A Wilmington (X. C.) correspondent says : A large number of Union prisoners were released hy th? capture of ibis place, who were confined in Camp Lamb, about a mile irom the city, and their treatment was of the most brutal character, For three days preceding the evacuation, they bad not n ceiveii a mouthful to eat. I he cm zena had endeavored to feed them, but the food wat taken away by the officer in charge. They presented a must sickening spectacle, many of tlieiil Having heeu rendered ulwtio. and lu.d forgotten their hod names Cincinnati, Feb. 4 Tho Kentnokr House of Representatives yesterday rejected the pro nosed amendment to the Federal Constitution by 28 majority. Louisville, Feb. 24. A special to the Democrat from Nashrille on the &ld says : An excitem- nt exists at Knoxville from a report that Longstreet'a command was moving on that place. . t New York, Feb, 21. The Hcrald'i Aamy of tho Potomao tpecial correspondent taya: Every train of curt from City Poinlsbring re oruita. All the regiment art being filled to tho maximum strength- Louisville, Feb. 27. The Chattanooga Ga zette of the 22d save Bridgeport, Ala., waa totallr deatrnted by fire last Tuesday night. New York,' Feb 27. About 2.000 toldiert re tent daily to the front through thit city. A letter dated the 24lh tayt : It w known that a considerable portion of Lee's army yes terday was ordered to make four day' conked rations and prepare to carry considerable am munition on their pertoot. ' More will probably be ascertained today. Additional precautions are being takea at City Point and other placet, for the proper reception of the rebel tarn which are expected to make another raid down the James river. FR01 mmiSTOX New Yohk, Feb. 27. The Memphis which left Chailetton bar February 21st, reports that the national flag floats over the city and all the fort in the harbor. Gen. Gdmore' hear". Jioarter were established in the oily. The oris which remain in good oouditiun are of the most formidable character. Two hundred pieces of artillery, spiked, but otherwise a- in lured, fell into our bands. About aix thousand Dale of cotton were burned hy the rebel be fore they lelt, bit it is believed large quantities of it, and alto UihMou. were concealed ia th house. Just befjre the natioual troop en tered tbe city, the rebel rear guard were busy plundering aod Bring the hnote. Few hot the poor lubalutant remained in tbe city after it abandonment, the wealthy having it before or with th rebel army. The ne blockade ronuing (trainer Deer, with a earto of liuuor. waa captured in the barber on lh night of ib 18th while runoiur ap toward the ci r. her of doers being entirely Ignorant of the change of an tie inere. it I tan) Hi garhtoot Imrn lb tort and the erew of the rebel g'.nhnat in inariettoa aarbur were sent U Wilmington, North Carolina. , . , , , It term by the IltrU , 'Cbaiiettoci cues poadent that v . ia Svoearia a luv for the old Union hut survived all the vioitsitinlcs. The remaining iiihnhitnnta of the city nmnifesied the utmost delight at the anfiirling over Ihem of the flag, and when a smnll body of colored troops, the first to land in the town, storied up the principal street, their othcur was scarcely able to proceed with them, being met with a perfect ovation by men and women, who thronged the avenues, shouting and waving handkerchiefs, oheering fur the slurs and stripes. President Lincoln and the Yankee ar my. The rcheis ilestroyeii iniicli property ny burning and explosions before they left, but lame amounts were found remaining in the ulty after the Union forces took possession, in cluding, It is tuppoted, about 10.0IHI billet of cotton, large quantities of rice, over 200 pieoet of artillery aud immense supplies of ammuni tion. It ulto appears that a similar welcome was extended to Gen. Terry, when he marched in to Wilmington, Old flags which had long been hidden away were brought out and given tn the hrecce. amid cheer aud waving of handker chiefs. Crowds lined the route of march, aud shouts of gladness filled the air. 8an Francisco, Feb. 27. The Govern- incut hae placed the Revenue Cutter Shuhrick at the service of the Collina'-Telegraph Coin puny, aud the it now at Mare Island undergo ing an overhauling for the work. It is expeo ted that the will bo rondy for new service ir.-xt week, when Col. It o I U ley and a portion of bit party will proceed in her to Sitka, and stopping tn route at Victom and New Westminster, This Gkkenback Businkss. Few persons arc aware of the extent of the greenback busi ness in this city, l hero are a hoot a dozen linns which trade in nothing else than green backs. The monthly talcs of these Drins ag- f;regute considerable over two millions of del urs. An idea of the profits of thit business may be found in the faot that the capital in vested by these twelve (inns dues not exceed two hundred thousand dollirs. though their sales exceed two hundred million dollars, on which there is a profit of from oiie-fourlh to as high as (ive per cent., according to the fluut.ia liout in price of greenbacks; l!uu:niiliniit which are not uufreiiielilly caused hy these dealers themselves; This profit is very different to in terest on money loaned at equal rates, because suuh interest is regulated by time, whilu this pn.fit is often realized several times in the day by buying and ' telling. There arc a greut many who utlcct to iluspisu greenbacks as cur rency, whiiure making birtiines hy tracing in them. No one is making as much by keeping them out of circulation as these greenback dealers, while nouo suffer so much aud so di rectly by their depreciation, through being un ci) rri'iit, as the brave toldiert who peril their lives to secure their payment. f. Flag. Anotiikk Skirmish. The soldiers tent to look lifter the Indians on the Snake had anoth er skirmish with lliein, the particulars of which uo did not learn. It is staled, however, that ten of the Ind.ana were killed aud a number of prisoners and some live stock were taken. Whether there were any casualties on the side of the troops we are not informed. They gut nut ot ammunition, which, had the Indians known, they might have easily won the fight. Teams loaded with provisions and ammunition were dispatched yesterday from Fort lioise, and the men will probably be kept there as long a there It a necessity lor them. Idaho Statesman. Tub Nkw City; of Port Royal. The Tax Commissioners for this State have laid nut about 800 acres of land into city lots, on the most favorable site at Port Royal harbor, viz.: That on the southern extremity of St. Helena Island, to be called the " Ulty of Port Royal. The new city has already two good piers and several government workshops, a naval nospi tal and other buildings erected upon it. It is capable of easy connection by railroad with the main land, and the liar at fort ltoyal en' trance has four feet mora water than the Char lesion bar namely, 18 feet at tho lowest state of the tide. There advantages, added to the evident intention of the Government tn mak the mos' of the finest harbor on' the southern ooust, bespeak for the embryo city a brilliant future I'ort Koyal $. C.) JVeu South, ie ctmber 3d. The complete returns from twenty-one States in the last Presidential election, as compared with the vote of 18li0. show an increase of 291,043 vote. If there be added to this the number ol soldiers from Massachusetts. Rhode Island. New Jersey, Delaware, Indiana, 111 nois and California, who.while away from their homes, were prevented hy the laws ol their States from exercising tho right of voting, and alto the increase in the number of voters in the organized Territories, the aggregate increase would certainly bo no less than four hundred thousand. This it a remarkable proof of the steady progres of the North in population. not withstanding the ravages uf a great war. Railroad Matters. The correspondent in the Sacramento Union writes from Wash ineton as follows : " It will h ' remembered that a bill to donate lauds to aid in the construction of a railroad from Marysville (Col.) to the Columbia nvei was introduced in the House by Congressmen Cole at the last session of Congress. Yester day it was reported back, with amendments, aud its consideration postponed until January 2lith, when it will come up as a special order. The bill gruu's ten sections of I mil to evert' inila,of the road, patents iherefor tn issue when ever a section ol twenty miles in length shall he completed. The California aud Oregon Railroad Company ' is empowered In build the road from the .State line to Marysville. aud the Yuba Railroad Company ' it to finish tbe work thence to the Junction with the Ueiiiral J'aeilic. and the ' Cahloruia and Lnlnmlna Hirer Kail road Company ' is authorized to undertake the work norm of the California State line." The New Atlantic Cable. The cable lor tho new submarine Atlantic telegraph is being prepared in London and placed on board the Ureat hastern - Messrs. Canning & Ml ford arc to commence laying the telegraph oa ble acrost the Allantio in June next. The Great Eastern will have 500 bands on board with a weight of I3.IJ0I) tons, including d.SOO ol cable and B.IIUtl ton of coil. 1 he condno tor is formed of seven copper wires, and there are 2.300 mile of cable, there will be 16.000 mile of copper wire. Every portion of this wire l subject to electrical tests and then eov ered with eight successive coat of the iusnlat ing material. This coat is covered with jute. and tbe jute is rerered wih ten oovered iron wilts, each of whioh is oovered separately with five ttrandt of tan I hemp. The manufacture aod prrparatiun of tbe cable is going on with great rapidity, and there is every reason to hope and believe that Ibis coming experiment to secure teh graphio communication between Lnglaod and A nitric will prove a success. Anoku in Petticoats. A oorrespondtnt ol tlir fnrllsnd 1 rantmpt nj : " I h recentlr gin op all Mr of tlin wo. mm fnlk. nil com back to politioM life. I in more at home in tbit line than in liantiu' the fair trait. Aitigils ia itliot and ' kiss nit- qnioks ' it pretty 10 limk at I gin in ; hat darn Vm, thev arts at ilinprrr a rel. when Jim fish fnr m and git a bite Jan find jour self at th wrong rnd of the line they Imre eatcbrd ynaj and when jroo're tluffi-d them with peanut and eandr nd dactit-rrt-iririifs. Ilii't will throw yoa awar as tuvy would a tIJ J nmastn. leastwise Hint s bin mjr rlpt-rirnC"-. The queen of Hheba, tbe tlci piu1 braoty. Kk optitr' needle, Ponipejr't .pillar, and lint's wife, with a strain engine to'Lld 'em, cnfrWu't tempt me. The Very tight of bonnet rilrt ne all orer." 17 llsnf of th Jews of tins eoantrr bat thown moch patmrtitm since th aar b gun. From Ohio 13.0(10 hare gnne lo fight fur l lie Union Dug : from New York lO.OU); frntn II limn S.tssl; from Michigan and Wsschihd 3.000; and from other Statrt eoough la mak a total of 40.0OO. The hire also riteo of their wealtk to the toldiert. Tber hate efab liahtd Irt asjluni for disabled tjuldier. their aidims and orphan, lb benefit tnf which are . limited lo no laith or arenl ooe at New York, wie at Flulatlwiptiia. aiui .4 Cinciuuati. uu at Cbuigo, aud eua at St. Lv"'. THE LATEST. Special Dispatches to the Oreoli Slutcsmmi. S FuA'cruc , Marrh 4 Tlis timid Jury found Htl ilhlirluient llusiust ,1, 11 t'utnillingi.loeniliur of tilts Uoanl of Siiiwi visurs. lu'eusinif liiui of brihery in re eeiviim $'.Ttl from John D. Kics, in consideration of which hrilm tliumitiuKs was to procure llie niircliase of llu city of tnnui properly beloniiiiK to the I liberal Enitine, which property was represented hy Hice and oincrfl. ne imve. a o.uou uonus. The celehralioa wont off Hccorduitf to the pro- frrumine. loo uuv was utmost tuuvursiilly oosurvuu -no husiness of any kind was transacted. The ftrant I lob will wind ui the day with a torch Hunt proces in. Lathi Montuonierv shot it brilliantly ilTuminat- ed to niht. The Ortint Club is nmrchiuK in procession with tnuispureueies and torches. The streets are crowded Willi spectators. The greatest enthusiasm prevails. nkw loan, March 1. Letters from llrmits newl ttarters say ihoinrli all is nuiet in front of Kirhmond, active operations are looked for before long. The ut most vigilance ts observed in our lines. Here the line broke. . Pricks Ciikkist. Flour in Run Francisco is IHS 15 bhl.: whest.l.'iallj ! ? HH1 tb..orl,r1 19 bushel : nnis. I -A per 1 1)0 lbs. ; barley, Is I & ; polaloes. :ijc P lb ai- uniem, uuiir is worm 'a'" f ooi.: wnoui I 30 bhl. i oats. 7U?ii hay. i.tlirlio 9 toiu eirtfs. 3JJ 9 lOe dot.i hacou, hams, mi-d⁣ sides, I8a)'itl0i thouldurs.KalUc. All kinds of bacon source and in Knnd demand. At I'orihuid, Hour it worth f H ,iu. r-,i: r 1)1.1., iiccoi-dinu lo quality i wheat. $1 H03$l K' v bushel nam. 70c V fm. i fmrley, t)J 5U$! 75 V IHO fts.i bran ami shorts. (J5 V Ion middlings, lf V ton; Iihv. f lfisIH r" Ion i apples, ( .'ill V box ; spin, 35iMUo do7i duller. :t05l)ii V ft., according to quality i bacon, liUo V lb. Latkst Quotations. Gold in New York 2(13. Le. dill Tenders in Hun Finucisco, Ifj aoUc. Legal Ten et's in Bulotti, juo, and scarce. How, tub Wab Effkcts Newspapers. The Philadelphia Ledger annuunoe that itt price will be two cents, instead of one, at here tofore. The editor rnyt s Let than three yeara ago, white paper could be purchased for nine cents per pound ; while lint on which the Ledger it now printed costs 201 cents per pound. Here is an increased cost in the principal item tn the productii n of a newspaper ot nearly three -told, I he pay of compositors, when the Ledger wus commenced was nt tile rate of 'io cents per tliousnud ems ; it is now 45 cents a thousand ems, or an in crease of nearly two fold in this it m. The cost of press work, besides the immense ex pense uf modern printing machines, and all the other principal items of labor and materials required iii tl'e production of a newspaper have been augmented in like proportion. Rm it is in tbe heavy increase in the price of paper that the tilling Mnnuurd ol puces bears most heav ily on the printing business. The sheet of white paper on winch the Ledger is printed cost two and uno tbird times the price the pro prietor reueives tor tho printed copy t or, in other word', he has to pay for three sheets of while paper at much as he receivei for seven priuted sheets. It is these heavy additions to the cost of printing that have compelled every newspaper of lurgo. circulation in the United Stutet to luoreaso its price. With n tingle ex ception in in other city, the Ledger is the last tn do to. The owners of this journal have long felt the necessity of conforinine to the new order of prices for labor an I mnteri ls; but. hooing that the-existing disturbance of all privet would be but tcinpniary. they felt that hey slioulil resist that necessity as loner as It was possible for the i to do so. The) have resisted until the sacrifice hat amounted to more than a few thousand dollars. ' It ia not to he inferred that there is any decrease in tho bnsiiiesa of the poper. On the contrary, both circulation and advertising are larger now than at any former period ; hut such it the cost of producing the paper that the greater the buti ueea the greater the lost!. The Boston Post, the nblert demooratio journal of Massachusetts, has the followiui; re marks touching on the question of repudiation i ' i ne demand lor certiliuate of indebted ness and oilier securities of the government it unalnited, which it a cratifvimr evidence of public confidence in these troublous timet of devastating war, for it is self evident that the jiniilio debt will he protected and provided for in any event, whatever may chance to he the political complexion of future adininis rations." Drownkd. Five meu were drowned on Friday night, the 17th. in ntlempting to cross from Port Hlakely tn Seattle, in a canoe. nguiost the advice of all who saw them start. They were watched until about a mile from shore when the canoe went down. The bag gage of the party aud the sail belonging tn the canoe were picked np by a plunger at Salmon Bay. fanjie Tribune. C7Mr. K Kin ball, of Dry Creek, bad hit arm badly broken from being kicked by a noreo. For Hale. A (lrit-elssstiioveri Riktr Sminl Machine. Ap- ply at this office. TRKNOTIIE!l THE SYSTEM. The but rnenni of Imnsrl- Inx vigor In Hie hrnkrn down frame suit slistterrit constitu tion, whli-h has yvt bern tnTrntcri or discovered, Is proffered to the feeble of liolh sexes end ill Ages In OK. HOsTEfTKK' STOMACH BITTERS' Dbltlly, from wlnlever cause Drlslnsr. may be cured; Irenslb In a-lmli-vrr ninnner It may have been wasted, may h- realiired by liie use of litis powerful and healthful Invlvo ranl. Pr linhsratloll anil all its paOilul effects, tKxtlly and menial, tlo-y are a noallive nicotic Sjld hy DruuuisU anU di-alers everywhere. UK ItKl.lKVKD. Ailhu.a.lhat moat riiatreeiliii ol all af- feclmnauf tile cleft. Is frrlAiiilv and tniwt effi-elii-illv relieved hy a rree use of NtWKLI.'S ITI.MOSARY SVRl Pf Mothers who have Danshtera that have WaW Lnngl. should 4r-et the 'lls.-a,e when It ia in On iui-lpk-ui Ufl.a. It ! ili'limtei! hy a hacking cough paint In the rhet linVtilly of hrrathinf ir otinjeaal .n of the lunvs. If this be pe permitted tn run on. tutirvvles will form, and Conauniptlon will he ih result. A moat valuahte remedy will he fouml In Allan's Lung Balsam to ewes and cAeei- this disease In Us Sral stage. A'.tOOCK'a POROUS PLASTER-PAIN RE- LIKVEINtt AMD STRENGTHENING. The htatory of that plasters wouM occupy mure space than can be spared within the limits of this advertisement. Suffice It to say, that the mott eminent chemists and physician of the United Slates awd Europe were ennsnlted as to their composition. They are made porons, so that tbe evaporation of the perspiration can go on sufficiently where the plotter la applied, without, as with other platters, eautlng the accumulation of acrid fluid, which eorrodt the skin and oceaaiona many unpleas ant aenaallous not necessary for the cure or alleviation ol afTectlons for which a platter is tiauaUy applied. Itidlt rubber, myrth, and other cholae gums and essences i f tht vegetable kingdom, are the material Ingredients of theae celebrated plntt-rs. While they are postrtwed of alt tho sothing and warming qualities of almost every other platter of the United Stati Dlapentatory, the are without many of their Incouvenl-nees. In the language of one who has experienced much benefit from their appllcatloaula t chron ic discus or the kidney "They stick closer than t brother, and do not ran like a falsa trlend.n tor areaknets of tho bark, pains in the tide, stomach or ehett, and for the allevia tion of the pale attending rheumatism, they art vKJtowlan ennat. The Agent In San rraiiotsea.WILLIAH t BRANnREDTH. 0teal Jreet. t Vitas at JWo-aa-at'e , witl tnkt grtaf Blotiettes la frncanjing Us fitrmitl of Moss eebbraUd pUuUn Ss oil PKyHeiaM trAo may dVotre to as ft. for salt ky HOU4JE CALK7, lyl " Portland, Oregoo. HOPE rot THI ArrLICTKD In another part of Oils naper will be fomiil llie flveritarmenl af the eelebraled Inatituteettalilttlicd by Dr. J. C. YOUSO, In ISM. In IhM are of deeelt etirlatanl.m It Is a hoolt to the sufferfne to hIiiI onl to Ui.ni thwt they are sore of oolalnlal two wtahed for relict and tore. Cnder the care of the eedllul Dnetor the tick and troubled ean divert thetnoelvea of their ardent nf tMtnt and thame, lar stlile their erntt. end se cure health and hepptneot. If rna are tlok nr In Unable, dit not keattate. RraS the arfeertlsemnl and follow the arielce. Do not forrri ihr nnmlr nor the manner nt wirertins' your letter. CONSULTATION OrSICK, Mil Waahlnrlon Mrwet, eon rrsorHKO. v r 8INCINC 8CHOOL. MfOiNO HTIIOOL FOB NKW BKItlNNKRH and ottiers will ernnmetie on HATl'ltllAY, tli llihof HAHCH, at 7 p. in., in tie l.rKMitlivej Hall. All are Invited lo attend who are in an era inter awieil in ( lll'IK II WISIC. K c IIAwKT. tialrni. Feb . Oi Mlt Mummniift. K. H. Kearney vt llrorae Cinrh. In tlie Couniy C.Mirt of f),iwlas eottntv, Miate f Ortru rpO UKOKOK KIVCH. said oVInid.iit : V.a ar X hereby anatavHHMl anH remrvd in be and enpewtr m tin, oiwuty fiimrt of l,irlaa eHi.itv, Oiea-im. un wrbef'ira lliw Irat nay nf the rsitalar April 'etmiltewsT, to bw htuan and held at tint t wirt IIimmh. at Knsrlniy . ia aaid eotmiy and Mate. fHt MiNnttty list third dav of April. A 1) l, aiKl antwrr llie nmi. taint of tlx plaiHti7ei Hl airainst yoa ta thealmve eottliedraaa?, and yarn ar betwby noiiBed that bwiIwhi yon du an ap- Er and answer said eoatplainl. tela pialulilt will lake (tnvtil auaia.t yua for the an mo f.i hundred dot i iV"d ei. , with interewt on In same in (old enta.al II rat at mieprreent pwr awn id. front th rhswwnih dav of April. A. D. IW4. and kw mail and aiatianemrata ta tiiw arti,m. jA,Kti S. U'ATtwK. . . riaiutift a Alioiwy. V rdrr J U u WjlI WiPii Ct-ttrrJudr I lOHTKTTKU'H rsirsiuTin STOMACH BITTERS. THK Oierution of ttiin. pi.lttti.Me reinrly upon tho Moiiiiu'l), liver itnti tiieexemtory oruin Ir ninu lurlv Muntliint Hiut conHerviitivft. It reKiili.lu, rucruita aud purillt-H t liem. lyp)'.)Hitt in nil iu I'm ma yiulile to its control and invigomtitik' propertitji. INVKIOHATK THK SYSTEM. Vinrotm (liKcttion and pnrebil prodiioeR nutntioui tloo(l, Hiiii nuti-it tons blood a liunltliy t'minti, 1mh the victim of a dyopeptio dtonmcli Htid a ilinonlcrtid liver desire to know lutw ttie dieRtion nmy he im proved, the bile and other fliiiils of the body pn rilled T Ult. !I08TTTKU'8 STOMACH BITTERS. Will accomplish thin dciirttble revolution in tlienystera, renlHtiiitf the Mci-etiom and excretion, jtiviiw touo to the Hiiimtil juices which dinoolve the ftMnj, Rirenili en every relaxed nt-t-ve, muscle Hint tihre, mid hrine (he whole iiiHchinory of vitality into vigoroui and heulthfulplHV. STKENOTHEN THE SYSTEM. Tbe best nieaiie of iinpHrtinff vior to the broken down frame and eh altered constitution, which has yet been invented or discovered, is protlered to the feeble of both aud nil ace in DU. HOSTETTEK'8 STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, from whatever cause aiining. may be cured i strength, in whatever manner it mav 'have been wastcil, nmy be rentored by the use of tins pow Inland hmilihy inviKoruut. For iitditi'Blioii and its pain tn I utt'eits, bodily Mid menial, they are a positive specific. 1 A WOUI TO Till'. AOKD. In the decline of lite the lois of vital forco rouse qiient upon pbyHical decay can only he safely supplied by so inu vivifying preimrutiuit which recruits the strength uud spirits, without entailing the exlmiistiou which is always tho Hi ml eltisct of ordinary stimulants. We teudur to the aed ' DH. HOSTETTEU'S STOMACH HITTEliS, As an InviKurunt and restorative, luimediatn in Its ben ellcial action and nermiment in its ett'ects. It tones the stoumch, improves the appetite, and acts like a charm J FOR FEMALES. Thousands of ladies n-sort to it as a remedy for hys teria, rttittciinjf of the hnuit, nervous headache, verti yo, general debility, and ull peculiar disturbances and deranifemeuts-to which as a sex, thev ara subject It cheers and enlitclilens (he depressed mental powers, as well as strengthens tlie body, and its use is never 101 lowed bv snv re action. (1TBEWAKK OF CoCXTEttKKITS. Pmchase only of reliable dea'ers. Sold everywhere. HO.TETTEU, SMITH U DEAN, Agents. San Francisco. HODGK Ac CALUF, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND, Sole Agents for the Ntftte. CAUTION." nOSTKTTKH'S BITTKHH, PUT UP IN 1 KM AM; lloTTI,K-t fur the liuttern Market, or,! Iiiidinir their why lulu this. I'urehusers will observe the difTerenee Wtween Ihem and those put up fnr this Market, "EXCLU SIVELY ' IN TUB OLD S1ZEU L.VHOli DOT 'ILLS. IIOIMIR k CAIiKV. ft-aOtf AKents. 97 Front street, Portland. HOOP'H MENACERIE AND MUSEUM. BKOOP would with very gr?Ht plctwure uud eon it fiili'iice iinuounce to tlie public tlmt Iii enlor- priee Iihi nroven quite succentit'iil, in coiiRcquoitce uf which he nun erected a imiidiuif on new tmu conve nient ulun, with suitalile upHUiuiiU fnr the accom mofitition of his animals, ho tlml each nmv he kept in the most cleanly tute, aud in the iiuilitntle of its unt il ml wild IniunU. urn) a separate apartment iruiM for the preservation of Mine ml, Mutt'eil Aiiiumb. Uinli, ... ' :.!. i . i ':.t. .i : .: aim cunoMiiee 111 mjucmi. ti uu inowj iiirrviiniiiii in cilitiet, lie earnestly deuiren (he pnMic to fetch or aeiifj word of any Hiiimiile, birdg, HmIipb ekius, inineraln, curiosities, or anything that may be uf intercut, dead or alive, aud not to flop with one or two, but send all they can. lie frequently lotHJuaiiiiiiulu and upeciuienn. He alsoinakei excnanKuH. aud will liburally remnner ate any one for his trouble. Addreni as follows, and a prompt answer will be returned i 41 Koop s Menag erie, Stlvortou. Oregon; or Needv, Clackamas comity, Oretfoii." Veb. 117 1 IHtij. 6iiif Snininons. John Kelly nt. John Hull. In the Comity Court of irotlKiaavuiiiu-v, wreKon. TO JOHN HULL, said dnfendiint i You are lierctir X ttimtnonea mid requirea to ue nnu appear in ine 'ountv Court of Douulas ennntv, Urevuu. nt it rear- t . ..... . :.. iihtr term nf anid court lo he beiuil mid held nil he court-house at Hoseburir, in said county, on Monday, the third day of April, A. n. IHtii, and answer die rompluiut of tlie phiinlilt' on die nynlttnt you in the above entitica cause, aim ytinure nereuy notiucu timi unless you do so appear aud answer said complaint, nhiiiititV will tuke u ludirnient nuainst vou for the sum of one hundred nod ten dollars, with interest at the rale of ten per cent, per unuiiin from the llrst day of Slav, A. n. Iwil . and Ins costs and iitsiiiirseuienia in this action. .1. F. WATS' iN, Pllf't An y. Itv order of Hon. Win. It, Willis, said .ludgre Itosetiurx, Feb. II, lelwt i: sl iii y ,nlif-. rilAKKN up hy the subscriber, living G miles north 1. ol Salem, on the bill uf Febriutrv. one twv hursu about 111 iiundt liiuli, 6 or 7 veura old; some saddle murks; slar hi toe tnretiead; tin oilier iirmins or marks perceivable. S.'wlJ A L EX A M I E USIM . ( j. Takon V'n, fY the subscriuer, liviuir 4 miles nnulhwest of 8u D lent, Marion co , Feb 'J, Iritio, une bav iri-ldinu nonv. ab.nit HI hands hiifh, .'white hind feci, tuanv euddle marks lohlj and when fiiuud vus ent.iuuled iu a saddle, anparenl ly some dava; uv prnvni' proarty puyiiifl for Ibis udvertisunieut, and other neei-eaarv exwuses, me owner IS reiplrelen tn tnac nilti nw-nv. Keb. 17, im-S. 3'JWf ,1 Ai. SI A If 11 .V Taken l'l BY the suhiu-rib -, living 4 miles northwest of Kola Feb 11, loV, une vruv mare nearly Ij hands hiuh a little speckled on each side of tho litre; supposed In lie b veurs nldf no urauut tiercetvablei una ocelt run- uiuir in mv ueiKhhorhiHid 5 or ti uiunihs. Appruiseil by I uiunaa i'ettrce, J. r ., at f it. O'.'W'J V 11, 1, 1 AM II. tlAKIill. Lone Slur Oultl and Silver ?I itttttf . oin unity. A T a tneclioir of ttie Directors of llie l,iinn War V Gold uud Siluer Mimnir Company, held rebruar1 'ilh.an aseeaatuellt was levied of leu cents upoll eac and every share tif the capital slock of said company "aid assessuteote to la) paid wtlliin tinny oays Iruin late, lo Hie secretary ol la compaur iu i;nuei Snoe. coin. C. N. TEKItY, Keb. V7. IKS.). ttfwt nerrelary Iivorrt otirp. Iu the f ireuit Conrt of llie State of Orejron. for the Count of Manon. March Tern, looj. Mary E. Weaver, FlaiulilT, t. Peter Weaver. Defendant I I HI Pi ter Weaver, satd defendant : Yon are hereby I notilled tlmt anil hue been commenced aa-aiuat yon bv said nlainlilf In obtain t divorce. Now unices yon apienr iii the circuit court of the state of Oretfott for tlie cniintr or Manon, at uientxt rrirumr larnt mere nf tn Iw held in Salem in said inatnly on Mntiday, the t :ft I. dnv of March. lttJ:5. and answer the eoninlaiut in this suit filed attains! yon, the same will be taken for roufi-sst'd. and application will las mad to tht court lor tut ielu-1 iu sa mi complaint iieiuanuen ti Alt I c vi r.A v r.n. Rulcm.Jan. 85, 1t5. Bw4 Tobacco Manufactory. WANTKD, irv AAfi POUNDS OF TOBACCO, to be d IU.UWU livered in Kalem Orc-on, two door nurui of tlio burcka Livery staiile. tlVEHS tt POTTER Palera.No 21. IWi4. ,:Wif Fiutil Ht-lllt-inrnt. Conntr Conrt, Folk ronntv, Oreiroo. KtUU of Wil ham Allen, detwaaeo. a 1ISAI.OM IIVK.KI.Y. adminiatntior of said estule, A havmir Mled in aaid court bit aenuuuU tor final rtlleinent. met ire hi hereb mven to all ronewroed that said sell lenient will be'heard and determined on lnndy, tli third day of April, A. D. I'), at lit twin bonsa in lullna. Br order f ( HAS K. UOOK, County Judve. W C WMlxaon, Clerk. , il tutumonn. Forusn (IpetwwT, Phil, ss. Hunt and Jnvph Haeajre and AleiaaoVr Adair. In-fie. la th t'lreutl Court of ihr .Mali, of Orruon for Yamhill county, April lerat, lO Bill for Partition of Heal Kt'aie and nViileitwirt nf the Title. rpHE aUira tutned delrfldanl. Aleiander Adair, ia I bereljr satnimoned, ia Ilia name of tiiw Hiafe of rei, hi ka and aipear al and in Hie court alxire named on ar uelorw tli trat day nf the April terta ttti-reof, roinwi-ni inK on lti secind Mnmlay of aaid namih far I he year li, and answer th implnlut nf lAirteuii S(iK-r in the above entitled artiou, who aam in oluaiit ,aniiionof the wra half ol d inalinu laud riaim Jfo. , Nofitlralion No HUI, beuiK the land iHiinnifittaT U) the hriie of I'liela, A. aveie, situ ale in Yamhill eannir, (Irrifoniand lo settle the title loll Mine Aod if you fail to appear or answer, pUiiuif will apply tollieronrt r tlie relief therein deawaded. Cl KM AK1 at I.AH KON. Holiritnre for Coatfdaiuant Ur iwder of Hob B 1'. Ihnse. .Indue of llie Third JulK-lJ lluartrt. VI. lit. I.', r.lwhpd yldtniiiialralor'a .oli', N'OTIi'K at herelit i en lhat Ilia nudrrsipned has heettdoii- appolliled adialtit.tralor of tlie eatate of Julia ClaamHer. derratd. of llmtalal County, Or re-im, by theemtnltr rnurlol said comity. All lrsinMl hariua'i laitna against said eatate ar reqialrl lo pre sent the saara lo air ai Canyaneillo, wlllmi tit mom Ik Imm tint ,iat--. and all prra.ne inilehfed to aaid ewtal are twoiM-eted bo aiak iutacdaate i.vncnt of tlir v.nia. ' J L. WIIITB. H.l.nra rr II. I-V wil S'lnul Krlllf tstc-Ml. ta foamy iourt. IhmiUa rMiuly. Orefoa. N Ol l' K at beret.y ira that Iteory llaunon, ad atintalraKNof tn esul of Jaaiea Ktewart. dan-awed, he tied hit areunnie f,ar tiral aalllemaut. Il la ll.er. f.w ordered lhat Xiaiday lb Itnrd day tat April. I. aie m-t apart fur the nnal bearin. Uy one of toe roan. L L. UllXiAllS. Co. Cau at and eoauty KIV ret II lV S'-Tfi Null of School Ititiid. j TV aticonlaitre with uu order made by the comity J. commi-iHiiiiiers court of .Vlarinn pmmtv, Rtule of (roixon, at I ha February term there.. f, I -Sti,r, nil the vanni, sclmol lands in suiil MmiiMi county will he of fured fur side ut, the court house in Siilcm on the Villi h day of March, ami as many days thereafter us may be deemed necefary. The lauds will be sold to the highest bidder, at not leu than two dollar prr acre, one fourth U lie pufd down, tho rtmiiiiiiilur In three anniml iUftHllments, with interesr. payHhle semi annually, All payments must he made in gold or tilrer coin, ami all the notes aim ujuub will tie drawn with this under standing. fl. If rersnns desiring to nfl.-r huts irt tins sa e wi great ly facilitate th business hy obtaining beforehand correct descriptions of such lots or parcels of land us ivy ucbiiu in Miri,iTiimL'. My order of tno county comnnssionprs conn. F.S. KNIUHT, Feb. 1Hti5w5:5l Mnrlon Co. School Sup't. HE undersigned, desirous of rhangiug his busi ness. oH'ers for sale the FCKNITUIlE, SALOON STOCK, GOOD WILL, uud F1XTUHES of tlje HOWARD HOUSE, Slid will rent the lulii'r on rensniuilile terms. The HOWAltl) IKH'SK lias lieen rereiitly improe. ed. uud is in rcreipt of it l.iliurnl PulrniiHKO, Hud tieinv giitmied between ttie lundinir of tlie Ocetm Steitmsliipa ud the Oretfon Steitm itvigiitinii Company s whsrr. Hers siipermr lurlllties ror n Incrutlro uusitiets. HniiHisiiiutts umile ti the iinik'rHiiniod mi the nrtm Imis. or at the sloru tif A. Ciiliti Sl O., will ineef with Kitenti m. - JAS. w. uiu.m. I'nrtlsiid Feb. IS. I W si ' FRUIT TREES, Grapes, Roses, Shrubbery, Bulbs, &c. IIAVIC mi liiiiid h line collet'iion of Fruit uud Or tainoniHl Tires. Shriilis, slid lMiiult, which 1 tifl'ur for sale at LuW I'UK.liS, Cherry, Plum, Pear, and ipple Trees, in evurv vurielv. tittAI'hn, of all the best hardy sort's. Twenty live vari lieauf the best lundv per petunl KOM'A Fifteen suns or titiesl tIAHMAH. (ILAUIOI.US. IlDNEVhlJCKLKS, tVc.&c. CUK- KANT , IIASl'llKUUIKS, uud oilier smnll Inula. OMUAKUl' 1'Ul'LAU, tl.M, aud utlier forest I reea. Onlera ninv Iw eft w I l N. O PAKHISII &. CO. ut 5ttleui.ur ihe uiidersiued at Albany, and will ro ceive prompt utleiuion. illlltn A. SU Lb A KM. Feb SO, 1 8i"v5. ,i I v 4 PAINTING, PAlNTlN(i - ' 11V WlLIXttt JOHSO. Steamboat, House, ami Wagon Painting, WHITEWASHING, l?aper-liiiuf liitf unit tilazlnjf DONK in the hest nf st vle and nt the lowest rales Khun over the blacksmith simp north of Starkey's Livorv Hlahle. llrfertHiviC. A. Herd, I). HiCiillv, V, N. Tooke, L SI rki'V.T. slnr. nitlon, Judtre Wilson. Oluio Iniiuructiirers! ... YOU AUK II EKE I) Y NOTIFIED tlmt 1 shall ro nuire von to keen Hooks, settiuir furlh the munthlv amount of your moiutfttctiiri'tl articles. And in ren derinir ni-rnunt rf such arilele. wares, .c sold, the Jutl uiiiuuill ol ucluul sales hiiisi lie staled. W.U. A IV. S.lhi.l,K., I', 8. Ain't Ass'r, 4th Division. Feb nitre, 1.1th, IHiB. - - nMni ltenl 10tnto lor Halo. SWE OK PER POR SALE A FARM OP 455 arret., in Vonrallu lVpciiut, UouuIhh county, with good Dwelliiifi. Orchard, and about Hu,(HH) rails upon tbe place- Ilierets a tine htock tinnec connecten wit n tlie lunu, ttiHlauundaiii supply 01 gooavaier ana timber, ' Also the DWELLING, with land attached, . 205 feet mi u are. hi litis City, now occupied uy .1. w. i. liUNTitSurox. Wit llil.l A.UJ 0 JUAMsUUX. Balein.OreKnii, IVb. CHIi, lu. Admiiiisirtor,s Notice. VTOTICE is herepv uiveu that at the February term il of the counlv court of Mutioii county, State of Oreyou, the undersigned was appointed ml win (Urn tor of the eotato of Daniel li'lmny. Sr.. lale ot naid county demised. All persout bolitiug eluiius auraiust ..id etulu will please ptetent them properly voiitied und williiu the time pi-ovidid by luu .to-wih within six months rrom mm ntiie at mv ntsniuuce tn .Minion counlv or to lVilhaum if Mullorv ut t heir oltn-e in Su lem. All persons knowing iheiiisulvvt iiub'bied in suid enlate will plvasi umk payment imnnnhiitoiy. 1 1,1. 1 AM Hl.lsA X, Adm'rof the estate of I'aniel Uelany, fcr.. dee'd, ShIciii, Feb. i. lMt5. Nolire if riinil Solih iiiriii. VTOW, on thin day, Ki-bnmry 7lh. 1 HiVf in the conn i.1 ty court ot xuinmii eoiiniy, iirogoii, comes lot Ktiuurs, executor of il IhcI will aud tustaiut'iit I.ew i Rours. Inlo of Yambill counlv. Oregon, und fifes his liunl luTiiiint for seiisooiiMil ancf flimnbntimi of h id estate. It in tbirrfiire ordered that Viluiai1av llie Hili uiiy of Miitcb, IXts-i, bu set anart for Ilnal st-l tUiiicnt and distribution of said emHin hI tlm Hurt Iioiimj. in Inmlull t'uitutv.Oicka'f'ii.uiiil that nil iiein-n ititereHU'tl are cited lo itiipear ut said time aiol pluco, aod lhat tunica thereof be piiblinl.til in llie tfregou SatcMman uew'Kpuper for foiirsu i tsi'ivo wt-Vs prior thereto. J. V (MWLS, .v.V)t (,'oiuilv .ludge. 1). W. Ac 31. It. COX, I T AVE jttsL ret-iiiveil. ilirei-t fruin Sun Fiuuciseo, a II LA I KiU STOCK (IF DRUGS & MKDIC1NKS, Paints, Oils, Glass, White Lend iu Tin, Varnishes of till kind, PAI.NT ANU VAtt.MSH IIKISIIES, Tube and Common L'olvn, Tti rjnn I iiir i Alcohol, KEROSENE OIL, LABI), POLAR. AND KEATS-FOOT OILS, rciTumcrirH, Fuiiry Soups, Hair Brushes, Fancy Toilet Articles, Tuwftiwr wiib , PATENT MEOICINES, of lilt laistt discoveries i And atahy othwr aHirlM, too nomcrnas to vnentiow. an oi wnien we oner as low aw ln H.weat, lor eaalt tull and examine. II. W. ec H. It (.' I X. Rilrm. Dec. IU. I.l. !lf 1865. CAN YOU READ? 1865. OUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED. For particular!, enquire of tht Proprietor. IVotet und AtrwountM To diipoee of. tVUou't wait until you ara called on Get Out of Debt, and Stay Out ! Every Variety of Goods, FUU BALK, AT LUW flUVEB, iron CAHII, or almost anything else, excaiit PRONINP.S. J.H.fcl. H. UOOItKH. -SaleJi.Jan.S, li5. 4llf T:nrournKn Home lii..ulrr. KKEP VOI R MONEY IN T11E t'Ol'XTRY F AM how nmnufurinriiiff i sntierinr srticle of vl 1 low und brown FAMILY WMPH. jnt np in 'J" nnd 4i pound box that I will sHi as ehenp tts siny brands of soup of tbe same fjiinliiy hmnuritriiirrd out side of the Hi ate enn be s)dd lor. I will WMrninl every box of soup sold just what it ia rprenifd Orders from tbe country, arroninanitM ith tbe cnb, or sfiit tbn-oKb som Hons in the city, will mesrt with prompt altenlion. A IiImtmI dimmnt niadci to tht tmde for own. bend for a sMriiple. WM L iimoivH. ftoi.'tt Hip Works. 48 Krot.t st . PurilMtid. LATEST NEWS I UJt,, thfl niidenifiies olTer onr ltr( tnd freU I lecicH stork uf iiiprrlmnilise nt REDUCED RATES, nil ftffant f nmkiittf tt rlmnire In our biuiuess. Our rtwlt consist ol CLOTHING, DRY-GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Trnnlt ii ml VhIIsm, GROCERIES, CROCKERY CLAS3WARE, bu4 autuy other ertii ls.oa aotneroua to mention. Come Onr, Come All, aataiechaiHW of knyin I.OH-Pk ICKU UltOOH is ani ,.tervi every day Kaamtue our ttnek, and SHtMty tourwrtvea. Ill Klsdi or rarstrri' iroiiure Tskri is A MITlTIF.L k CO. NOTICE. AH eerwnnt Indrbled u ua elihev Sv note or btwk areownt. will plraee conie fiarwar! and mile tlm aaiaa. as MiiCiibL . ihleia. trh . Il . - t"wi1 - Farmers, Mechanics and Traders, OF TUB WILLAMETTE VALLEY : HAYINtt oiwued a house, and und established my self Iti OREGON CITY, For the transaction of a Gtmral Mercantile jw'jst, would bj( leave to call vour attuntiou tn the flirt tlml. we can sell kio) h cfiKiif) in Oregon City u llitiy can hi 1'ortluud ; wo exptict to koop a tfeueritl amt'irttit(.nt of tnorcli unit ine, such as Krccetien, dry Kooilt., boors and sIiouh, Imidwure, . uinier'a lools, queoimware. rnllei'V, NiU'm cmtu, uunuv hui-.kb, wmp iiiik piipur, &lc, iktt. A I ho, Liverpool and ground nliiin ftitlt. uiul a irtiod uHSoitment of drnrs. .mliiro, nine vitriol. All ot winch we will Dell at rori land piict-H.-tlif il;v Huviiitf the freight to the pur eliaotu-. Wo will uUu Utku wheal, oain. butter, bacon, lard, egfr. pork aud potatoes iu ejtcliuuxe, or pay the ann lor (lie laiue. Lull aud WM. BARLOW. Oregon City, Nov. 1, 1804. SUNDAY HCHOOL AND GIFT BOOKS, FROM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY and Maxsachuhetis Huuday School Morieiy. Por suluat MflHsrs. Hurren & 81iindbr'i. Pi rt street, near Alder, PORTLASI), OREGUS. RHceiving new invoices bi monthly. It., n. A 1 IMNftUA, Secretary uud Treusnrer Oreiron Truct 8ority. 4yl (i.HllINDLKR, Depositary. AT KINYOSS A nut iot or PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Just received from New Yci'k, ut Very Until Itcduccd rilcftt. ALIO, THI CII.IDRATID ' The IIK8T MAC1IINK on tht Pacillo Wop, or mny other Hlopt. Notice lo DonnHoii ClniiiintiiM. LiSD Orrict, Koskiiubo, Oiteuow, Deceuitwr l, IHtll. ( IiniERKAS. It liavint' become a matter of nra-t- s T sitv to nerfuct tlie pcrnutnent recurdt of this Olllre, and to determine the validity .or invHlidiiy of donation claiina In mis uisinrt, many ol which a:-s irruftular and some void ; and it heinpr essonliul lo the Uovermneut, as well us to the iwuerul ininmst nf the oottiinnnilT, tlmt ABANDONKII DDNATION (I.MMS.'und THOSK COVKItlil) 11V INVALID TITI.kiS, should hu broullt into market at as early a ituv lis uoasible ttioreloro, in iiuraiiunce of itiatriio. lions, tve lieiehy notify ull donnlion clnimiint. their Designees, or IokhI rep'resentHtives, who have not It led in lids iiDloe nroof of four veurs' residence and culti vation, a required bv Aft of 27th September, IMjll, nun amendments, m uo so vi'iinui turee momiia irom dutei , ltd ull who huve not luhen the unth of alle uhitire mid puid for Issiiiun liunl certillenles, lis eon eiuiiiaiei uv tlie mil secuuii 01 tne Aetoi -niin stuv IKiii, are respectfully reqneslel to rouiply as eurlv ut tiosstnle. Ao tuve expense unfl irouuio. o tuoae uv nm hi a (llslnnoe from tlie l.iuid Olliee. It Is herehv an nounred that most if not all of tuid business chii be salisittclorily tmnsuetcn throuifh tlie niutls or express. jtntn n.f.i,i. t, liciriaer, iu.1 . AIIDISU.N K. FLINT. Keci-lvor. EUREKA Improved Scir-AilhiHiliiv CLOTIIKSjjyRINGl Awarded First Pn'tnlum nt the Oropon Stale Fair, inui. aMlK Honsekcppfif's UK ST MtlRNI), for it saves I time untl clotliiii, innl jiromotes benllh mul good nicer. Almtrart from Examining Committee' Report of the San Krniic.Kco Mechanic's Insttluto lndu-s trliil txhlliltlon ol' im. "CLOTH KH-WRIXOERV "A variety of tliese ejci'iirHi nonnrtt.if(i Hript were louim cumpeiniK lo nonitlur fttvui't rbetitrb none of tltem nre entitled l im'iiimioi, wo conaidr the 'KURKKA,' exbibited by M. K. Trnver tV Itro., wortbv of liononible men lion." .Vr. No")Trpmiiiiiis tit tins Kxlnbition wer MwnrtM foiutlclos of Kiisii'in iimmifntMire 1 Tlie Kl'Ur.K A emplovs no win. or wooden Hulium, tliimib (h-'kuvs. or iiibU'r bunds, lioble tn Wcoine diii ordered, bitt is nmdeBiiniiorloiillolbt'rbv tbe into of Patent Elliptical 8teel Springs, wliirh render it Self A'ljtintr. Cvnpenient, him) Pa rable, llie impmrrtt vA KKKA is in ititffniotiHi Fiitriirttfd tlml it wi1! reHctily tit evurv kIt.imI nr slmr el imror vhmiuu .liut-mnu tommy wru, umi is ui- whvs row ly, reliui'ie, uml tumml gel unt oj unitr. Kverj Family Should Have One. H. K. TI1AVKU SV BHOTHKK, Kun Kniiirisru und I'orthtiul, Aucnts fur i lie l'lii-ilte Const llenosltnrr with, ami fur sale Uv. .Mussrs. Aukkskthy It limit, l'orllund; ,1. Dutiluii (t'ooper), Hiilvm i and in llie priia-ipul towns throughout IheMute J.'in4 EUREKA HOUSE. Commercial street, near the Bridge,Salcm, Oregon. I. V. MONNMAN, Prop lelor. rpIUS well known house luis lately been refitted, 1 and ia now ready for the nceoninio'ilulioii of its riv oieroue palrous, with Siuale aud Diiuulo roouit null furnished, and the nrnorietur hiuiea by strict attention lo hie tmalneae lo merit a lllieral slier a of putrvnava. A hack aiwayt in auendana la earry aasewaaert and iu.:aaK to' or fiuiu Uit iiuutu. o. IB. - dlntioi Mew l'liutoifraph Jiillor 5P Mr. LAURA ATKKSO.I HAH ntasned a new I'lrlnr Oallery aver Strang's Tin Mora, Commercial Mrefll. SALKAl. PhotoicraphH, of Various Sizes, ' Cnrles de VlNlie, Anibroljrpes, tnd , Every Slyle of rictnre knows to the Art. A Duo aaaortmnnt of I'hotigruph AI.IIL'MH. Kalem. Nov. VS. 18-11. Jfhl KKAPr, Bl'ICHELL, A CO., For wiirtlliiif Si, CommlHslon VIERCHANT8, Imporlrrn mm4 Drnlrre IN AOktCn.Tf 'RAt. IStl'l EMESTS UARPEX ' ASP EtKI.P AA A.' Ih-i, r , 4-' UMIX nivi. W.i IAI. ATTEST." to tho ulr of VKI IT, ri.Ol H, liHAI, Hiid nil kiiiiUiif 4rvin'H I'rudurv.n 1'urllntul , Victoria. or Hun Kmticiri ttrkw W mm ! fr-pitrHl to at lend iu id purrhns and hifmnt n (litfriln in .Se Vork or llosinn, m.d tmii arf ifpiieritl rimuiMvi) uu)hie PertHiiia firilfriHK titfiri front llie KiUOrn ftiHt' li our ntiu, full ny djk.ii tl tir ret'tfivitig (hmiiiiI ntifviiinn. J If Un. Hm Kniiicinro. KSAl'P, Hl ltllKLL. CO., tut Krmii St., r'orlland, tlreaon. niDre In uan Fr.inri,,,i.:ii" WushiiiKinn Hi. :i7if J. C Shelton, I'll) sli Ian and Surgeon, A ftlNMOCTII.I'olk Coauiv. Oregon. The Dorlor It I Iwttii a araitiiHtenf the I nrtla. or I'hvsin inrdira oolleae. I 'inriiinHli. tiliio, is a true Hoianit- in Ins itra" tire, eniirclv dttruidina ralomrl aud all mineral tml sona. and using none hut purely veiretahle mediriiies, aim nniv tlie wrfi-rtiy ninoicni at Unit. I lie I hartor wunM further tay lo III public, alen, that he ia prenartM to cute all ranreri, imlol,-iit sores, aliaeewM-e. tniuore, die, that are curable, and wtlh aMeuia parnly vegetahle, 2tf .tytS?:, riU.gkKTt 212 TVtlnal.y .v. I. o. o. r. t I.IIIHIK. No. I. merit evert a-jp npinwwj .TruiiMI, av n. nwn in n"iw , "v SwiMmg. Uli'tJirrs la .utlte. arr iu rllnl le atleail. U. at. iTUUl H. N U. J II M.e. K Srrw.rr. ' stl lr. W. WATMOU Ksrl't'TKI'I.I.Y olters hi- aerricre in tlm prwe ti.e.il srtt'ir'NT. nllsthTHIi n. aim Mt.iu t'INK tn the riiitriai of falem and IIm aatnHHHllua eiMtntry I (Nice ami midenre areond door aorth of ll.a Meter AraHiuiy. OU tliarcli alrvel. ret) I I ' lf A Card. nil WAKINNKR having returned lo his farm aor rWu-ei. will i v strict allnuiaa to all calls n the ha of tua anilwaawu, Be'hel t?elk count, IViat-o. Kov ' I Sit I I' 50,000! Clanieal, Scientific, Poetical, Mechanical, Medical, Surgical. Biblical, Geological, Phrenological, Physiological, Philo sophical. Phonographic, Military, Veterinary, Surveying. Mill-wright.Kngineering.DrnJl-ing. Housebuilding, Rail road making. Steamer and Ship-build-pig. eye., fjX 1 i BOOKS, tt CIIAIILEH TIAIITIKTX'B Front street and Washington tired, PORTLAND, t i t t i OREGON. S.OOO School Books, by all tht beat autbort, nt 8a f rancisen pnres. at ( HAKI.KS BARKETTS, Portland. 50,0041 quires Russian bonnd Blank Books, nt Ins tunn rnn rmnrtseo prices, ac . , CUAKI.K8 U AKKETT8, Portland. SiOOO renni Note, Letter, Cap, and Leenl Cap Pa . per, at CHAUM.N uauhm i o, rortiana. 5,000 Diaries for 18, 50,000 Novels ami Song Books, 5,000 tols. Sclentlne nnd other works, " - at (.tiAULNS iiAUUKl 1 o, rortiana. DRAWIWO INOTRViriRNTI, Drawing P- per, niia una Linen, numo Ann itsncAf, inntrvbibnti, FlftHING HOUI, Lines and Books, . PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, nd FnOTOURApn of ill tht Noted Men and I'lacct iu tht World, fJIFT BOOKS), splendid assortment, it CHAKlio BARKETT'S, Portland. LATIN, French, Spanish, Greek, Oermau, Italian, and Welsh Hooks, at CIlAItLES BABRETT8 Portland. Robinson's1 Series of Arithmetic, THE UNION READER. t7Tht Best and mott Popular In tht Atlantis States. TEACHEHS, LOOK To ITI And 10,000 Article, too mention. Kumeroai to Afiotit for BEADLK It CO., Dint Book Publish!!, New York. Newspapers, Magazines, &o. , AT MAN VBANCISt'O PBICFS, dolJfuC nt CHAHLEft BARKETT'S, Porlnnd. CURE TOUR COLD, SAVE YOIIB LVNGM. PirLITIONARV SIRUP Ilns Cured Thousands, AND IT WILL CURE YOU. "A oonxtt It generally the effect of s oold, which has either been Improperly trotted or entirely neg lected. When it proves obstinate, THERE IS AL WAYS REASON TO FEAR THE CONSEQUEN CES, at thit shows weak state of lb luns, and I oflett the fureimiuer nf consituiptlon." Buchanan' Uumostlc Medicine. STOP THAT COUGHING! Souie of ynu cati't, and w pity Jnn. ' Yo bar tried every remedy but th on destined, by it hitrln tie merit, Iu supersede till similar preparations. It Is not surprising; you should ba reluctant to try some ihiiiK else alter the many experiments yon bav mad " of intshy compounds foisted on tlie public as a certain euro hut , NKWKM.M. Pl'I.SIO"! AnY SYRl'P li really tht VERY BKfeT remody ever compounded lor the cure of Cunghs. Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Whoop'uiK Cough, ilroiichitit, and Consumption. Thiiusundt of people in California and Oregon hare al reudy been bneltted by IU aurprlilnteurativ power. 1VUAT KII.I.KD Hlittr Dr. Hull,' in his "Journal of Health," speakiuir of the deatli of Wailiiii)(ou Irving, aski th abor que tiuti.aiiilaililtt " He tuih-ht well hnv remained with its for some yran to pom, had it not been for ad rice, kindly Intended, no donb', but given in thooahtle nest and rockiest ixuorunce. He had n Cold I Which, by some injudicious prescription, had ben converted into aslhnia." Let me say lo Ur. Hall that that "praecriplion" wat not NltWKI.I.H ' PULMONARY YBl'P. KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE, ut It freely, giv It to your cblldrtu upon tit tlighteit indication of Cold, and you will think tnil tpeak of It aa all do who have become acquainted with lit tnerllt. REDINGTON it CO., Agents, . Han Francisco. And for tale everywhere. de'.ljuiliit Kendall's Amboline b BtiuuliUlrqr, 0I) Btlraet of Barks and Hark. It will enr all di- TIIEOBKAT (mL(n rnirantTio toa RESTORING, INVIGORAT ING, BEAUTIFYING, ts Drlaf vat II AIR! easet of th scalp and itch ing of the bead, entirely eradicate th dandralTina) pievenlt th hair front Fall ing onl, or from turning prematurely gray, eauaiog It to gr iw thick and long. It is eotirely different from all other preparation, aa can he ralied on. Put up In botes containing', wo bottle price ,$l Bold bv all tniiaia. Tli 'HTKTTKK, SMITH k DEAN, Agenta, No till llattery St.. corner nf (.'lav, Kan Francisco. SMITH A DAVIS, jIKIK ("ALKK, W.VVKATIILbKOHl), Dll Portland. Mammons. In th L'ircail Court of tli Klal of Oration for Ik ronuty of Marion, Marcli Terns, 186i. Alir E. Hulialar, I'laiutllf, f s Suit fur Dlvorc. Frank J. Ilolisler, Deft. ) 'I'll Frank J li'ilMlrri .m are herehv notiSed lhat 1 tlie abov uanird plainlin hsa eiatunenerd toil in Ihe aluive naiurd enuit, and tiled her cuipbinl pray, ing the court to dissolve the bonis of aialrtmouy ber tolnrfl existing hetwetn Ihe plainlifT aud yoaiaelf, n the aruitiula ol harah, cruel, aud inhetuaa ttealaieat, and ri-raonal HidiKiiiilcs tiiwatda i-Utiniilf. Now, un less you ai-pvr at Ihe rniuit cnuit ot the elate of Or rami for Mir eot.iitv ol Murtnn, on lli eertutd Monday in Marrh, IH. i,ud answer the coDiriaint iu tald cause tiled, the plaii.titl ill apply to th coait lor th rtliel deuiaudvj therein. J. C rAKTWHIGUT. J. UAKTilX, Bolirliort for CompUinant. Hvonleruf It. V Uoiaa, Judge. Jutiuary 'Jl, IMA. CwtS Dress Making and Needle-Work! NUM. K. 1'tlM'tll K is prr-pured todnall kinds of work, Inun rutiinir. ' "ar and making Ihe tinea! dieteee, to the heiivirsl tirviit Work. Peraous wish luv eewiuir uf any kind done will please rail on ber, at the iT.idi-ii.-e ol llauiel Mining, ueur th t'otigrrta tioiial I 'hunrh . titf ltuurtln(. XJEWLY Cniahrd, aitv, and eouifortabl moras, 1 with ah it at n weil-furtiiahcd labi?, toll en plied at onr holm hy pat in fioat to $7 per week. Our place is li e I r building on Liberty street, tti nil of the Wrx.U-n lactotv. Also, Kill carrlully alteud to tli traveler sad tie koree, tarntera, let us see your egirs, butter, pjrmipe, ctilrkene, ike , 4e , befnr aellliiii rlaewbrre. tiUI. P. NtWEIX. Sateia. Jan. V3, IS-oj. Vll ftolit-r. BV.ISO daly aiilhorlt d lo trill th kwtlnett ef lh tat Hum uf HnwiMixi k Ma Dan, ate Hoattalo, Wilton, It Co., I will pay all cUiaw ttakal lh said Qima on oeiaai-4, and all aereous indebteei eillier off tlie abov kowt w rtuted le teitle Ihe wauie with) C. N. HIMIbTO. Offc 1! 3 t TVrt.h k fVt rte tteee. ' Pertltirl, Ne I", Itw ' . art! - - i