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Newspaper Page Textftke (Orchil .tattjsman. niiaiT court, M utios eoum, hoykm. Stale of Oreiioii vs. AJpbonsn Uhoailca cuiitinued. Htaie vs. N.-imii) Sharp continni-i . v.ick 8pl.in-.mMml. " , Asanel Bush vs. 1. Sl B. BtruiiK.nt dismissed at CM of plaintiff. . T llndire. At Phillip vi. Norman Scnltli Jiidmeut of plaintiffs, , . , H. W. Corbett va. Lynch at Love continued for ervice. ... . II. W. Cnrhelt v. Green C. Davidion diflmiflMd at com of plainiM. .,.,. , ,' Jeremiah DriKire vs. L. (J. Clino settled. William Di'laiwy. administrator, vs Catou it Curl dismissed i each party pan bin own coats. ,1. U . A. A. Hwrtev . O. Hmiley n.ttli'd. Daniel Murphy vs. Robert Keitinir and J. B. P. IH ette foreclosure t judgment against Kentinir. Ai. Cnnlidira, ituuriliaii, vs. Jos. Jones awl Lueiuda Jones foreclosure ; judgment airuitist Jos. Jones for tl,7Kdb7, , Francis 8. Hnvt va. David Rideout at ala-judgment ..,,).. lliili.niil. Vni. :: t . . i ... ........ f t;. H. twvor, aiitomiBtratflr i mum i F. Curuthers, deceased, ra. J. P. 0. Uwneedale, ad ministrator of the estate of 1). H. Lownsdale, due d Dismissed at cost of Hilver. , ' , .i Benj. Simpson va. Henry J Znuiwult t als contin ued for service. ... '. . "" , . 0. K. IStewarl va. Auderson Dehaveu judgment for aa'S'Braer v. Samuel Headrick, aherirT-judfr-lent for defendasu for ooets. w ',, M. Westheiiiter vs. Hnrrii k Lesser judgment for plaintiff, l.u7S 14. , -,. . x Frank W. Harmjm v. John ?. Miller continued. Jhh. I). Mefjiirdy va. A. M. Melt continued. Nathan Urookt etal va. Win. Delaney, administra tor continued. Tlie City of Salem va. B. A. Barker et all J. C. I'eeblee appointed referee; continued. Jtnry K. Kates va. Albert V. Davidson dismissed at coat of plaintiff. Ueorge Apliu va. Wm. Taylor continued for ser vice Adelaide Lnfayette et alt vs. Jerome B. Jackson et m-oHtiniiei. . - ...... rrosion Hamilton, treasurer, ys. uinuu aumauu -sale of IkI by .herirts conllnned. , ; A aDnniels va. Garret Hendricka sale of land by beriii'i ooullnued. . . .. ! K4 Va nod vs. Mariraret folland uivorce granKO. Naroiaan J. Walker va. John 0. Walker-eouliuued. Utah) va. Soloinou Uurbiu coulinued. The Grand Jurv found seven indictment Suita va. Hermao Isaier indictment for penury Ktiiw n John Mnrrav iodiotuient for aaaault wi i'b Intent to kill and mardsr. The rest are secret. ' A.D. UicBiKDsoNThis famous correspondent of tho New York Tribune is agniu in Oregon. In July last ke surveyed tko countiy from Soutb to North, paaa- (ng thrmigk aa one of tho " CulfaK party." Arter reacli ing Sao ('ramm-o by way of VlcUtria. Jie started for Uontana lerrltory, pawing through Nevada and Lisa. From Montana lie came wentward agsia to Idaho, and nfter going the rouuds there, lie cuuie down the C"'""'- consideration ha great weight with the De lia to Portland. Ho will give a good acoount of Ore- mimrRRv. anil that is. the nroviaions of a food ton, having alrcudy seen much more of It than most of oregouians, tie is a very uue wnu-r, uui umj u. coming i0 t10 polls wtio nore arms against tne tern, but also of books. Ills great work on the war, eu- Government in tho late rebellion. This gen tltlcd ' Tho Secret Service, the Dungeon und the Ea. trv j, Jikul V to quarter themselves in Oregon upe," Is the moKt Interesting book we have ever read, He went to the Booth before tuo states seceded, and stuyed with tlie Southern politicians ; and hailing as lie did from New Mexico, he was invited to their dinner Hurtles. Untuned to their scccssiol) gossip, attended their I iiuliticat couveutiuns, heard all their treasonable plans discussed and wrote letters to the 2 riaane in cypner, ji....i i .), v Vn hunkers, inelosliii checks for ,t.t...i fl.,..,.u,i. in . mmltir vhuro. If his true character had boon known, he would liave been hun, drawn and quartered in less man twenty immiws. aim these circumstances haveenabkd him to disclose an In- ekle view of the great sccewilon movement, obtuinable ruturns f nro different tpeoimens of ore found nowhere else. His terrible experiences as a rebel pris- at various place in tho Santiain iniperal dii oner are no leas Interesting than bis hair breadth es- triot "j'l,,, ort,, were a tjep froro veins dis- capes in tlie Kecret Service. He leaves Oregon in the the next strainer from Portland. A Co-ini.r iND Bottai. AUi.T.Ut Wednes day morning, one James Murray made an assault on the conk at the Capital House, under tlie follow ing circumstances t Hurray had boon conking at the Capital House lor some time, and hud quit about a week before the uasanlt. He steins to have harbored malice towards the new cook, and as the new cook was getting up, sbont four o'clock In the morning, to make the flre, the man Hurray assaulted him in one of the passages, with a club, liillictlng terrible wounds on the head, and and leaving the man more dead laun alive. Sheriff U.a.l-l.b ia,.nBa.tiinlM nntiS.l atlll ftAf WnlrVlinlT .1.. j...rfi ...,.i... .i iimki,.. in .time turn. L a clue to the ruflian late Wednosdav evening. He Immediately dispatched bis deputies, Wm. Barker and David Tavlor. to the vicinity of Dutchtown, where they captured the man about duyliglit the next morn ing, and brought him to jail.'1 Barker and Taylor do rve great credit for their energy, riding as they did tbe whole of Wednesday night, through one of tlie worst storms of tlie season. Clackahaa County Statistics Tho to tal population of the oounty is 3,807, divided a follow: Voter JUlee between 10 and 'li years of age " under 10 years of age Females over 18'. " between 10 and 18 11 under... Excess of males '11 and upward over temale IS and upward i i Excess of males between 10 and 21 over fe- t mules between 10 and 18 903 S07 701 71!) sun 017 147 Males under 10 exceed females under 1U Total valuation of property Kiimber af acres of land in cultivation. " bukelsf wheat ' oat " barley ,, " ye : " corn ' " " potatoes ' " apples 44 tons of hay - t.... pounds wool...-. ' ounces gold dust.... 44 sheep 44 horses - 44 mules 44 cattle -. " hogs " feet of lumber 1 K4 $1,605 AM 6.0B2 38.7il 76,473 1,Im2 1.017 S36 4n..Wl 3.IH7 !3,!SI7 2i'J 11 1.7H3 311 6.W S.IW4 1,642 ,000 Covs to liHiEf bv ma ows Admiiision During the recent session of the Court, a man by the name of Lesser, while testifying on the stand, admitted under oath tkat be bad testified falselyabout the same mutter. In a forner trial of the same suit, sdding that his false hood had troubled his conscience ever since, but now it would feel easy. The Court ordered him into the cua- todv of the KherjfT, the Grand Jury indicted him for perjury, and if ai Hi nets In tlie fsmlly of the Jndge had iwt summarily adjourned the Court, be wonld probably have been convicted all at this term. He la now In jsil, to wait until tbe next trim of the Court. SOUTUERNOHEOON. ineVit'iact contains the following items: 1 "' A Ivoeim and literary eocietT i to be formed it, InnbannvillA AD enors as I.. u... susociation in Jackson county. , . A fetter W pnMished in Uie Sentinel showing that Pat. McManus lost twenly-four of his bet , 1 , 1. ...... ri. , , ... ,, , 1 T' I . 1........ f 1i-n. Vnlln knp. I.n.n 1 lin ummr, , avuguc . ...c, m attacked fey " red Hce " fMid " tongue disease." The Sentinel remark : 44 There is muob 00m- plaint of thi inteot tu tlie tipper part of the f alley, on Hear creek. It is said that they will kill a horse, and alto that they are the cause of tbe tore tongoe. To destroy tho lice, it ;i ,1,. .11 nrmr , . , , ,, , , 1 ... them Willi laru anu wura u .......... u.,u. ,ue lard ia roxhed. Blue ritrol il ued for the oar of lore tongue Little wasdmie at tho Jackson Cointy Coart. u Tks firanJ Jar fonnd onlc one indictment. and were discharged oo the woond day. The indictment wasf foanJ aeaintt a Chinaman for -i-.l,n tuhaoc. Te Celestial wa acqnitled in the absence) of evidence tuUioieit toeonvict. ry-Tba Idaho World say that Judge Mo Bride going to resign. TU reason given that be thinks It a 44tioo. inconvenience) Terr.torialemcer.nrr-.v..ne,r..,.ry. W. .koald thmk w oounuy waere o.,d ing I fourteen oouar per 8tt Pi RaTs-l "" The bonks ,k. .. .r,!. af Bremiama fat the KlaU air snr lesu ara sow ia my posaesaiaw. la BTesniama aaa obtain ardors arms applying M bm at i IJsaui Hnosa. s. ereaniema aa. .i.uun V" ii. anntvilur Wltliue vm -, jILi. I . ima .f,.r whrh una arslrn will hava to 1st obtained of Mr. Job Bswawa, mt laaa csnaty, the aawly leeteil Keeording firaury. ' . i.C Ptai.s, hVeordinr fWrrtarv gut Angnculmrai Soekiy. SkLta, la.'Jd, A New Uouk, It ttnti'd that, Mr. J. T. Homily, tlie well known unllior of " Washing ton and hit Generals," Napoleon mid hii Marshals," and " Cromwell and bin Time," ii about to publish a work styled " Grant and Sherman, their Campaigna and Generals." Ilendley It mo of the moat popular author of the day ; uprightly and vivaoiou, but not too accurate, with a marvelous facility of gorgeou word pniniing.be doe not encumber hit writing with any very profound thought. We do not know of any finer deioriptive paisaget in the whole range of Engliih literature thnn are found in tome of Headley'i earlier work, ea pecially liia " Napoleon." , Ilia forthcoming book will be upon a popular subject, which the author will be ture to treat in an acceptable way. He will be not be inditcreet enough to tell any truth about the people' pet when the truth will be unpalatable. Wo predict for the book an unparalleled luooeta Fokt Colvillb News.- The Vancouver Register state that Mnlnr Frauds, Paymaster U. a. A., nai tint returned Irom a tourot duly to Fort Colville and Lapwni. He left Fort Colville on the 1st instant. There had been one full of (now, but it mostly melted away in the next three day. ' The weather had been 3uite cold. 1 Major F. had ooular proof of the ieoovery of new gold digging on creek which enter tlie upper Columbia some Hundred mile above Colville. there were not more than thirty men in these new diggings, and they had no subsistence but Uour. J. bey were averaging & a day to the hand. 1 he diggings bad been dieoovered something more than a month. Dnst to the amount of totnet bine more than 824.- , , , ,i ,ul .n. rru Uauu....u,,, " was coarse, bright and beautiful worth $19 50 per ounce. The merchants of Colville were j: . ,... i,.:Mil ,i uj ,n.,i ,...., "?. ." ' -i . i. ... 'i i'." .! , nrato to supply a largely inoreased demand for goods in tbo spring. Crops, under the bad tillaee in the Colville valleys, had turned out well. Outs were nnllinc at 11 25 ncr hnsbel. Thero were two flouring mill intlio county which nmuu iiuu uuur. . - i i , A Rbqistrv Law. The subject of enaot ing a registry law is occupying the attention of the press ol Uregon. the Union paper gen erally are in favor of it, while the Denjnoratio press, 'rue to Us ancient pnnoiples of allowing the largest liberty to it partisan in the way of vol in it. atronnnna f onnaae it. tine nartlcu lor gjjy aw WOald prevent that olas from during the ensuing year, as well as in this State, m large numbers, and there should ho some little safeguard against their deluging the polls with their rebel votes in aid ot the exten sion of Democratic principle. ' Uy the adon tion ol a registry law, inese aiscipies ol Jell iavis win oe ouiupuiieu m uisunwo uieir irue character, and loyal voter will thus be pro teoted in the exercise or me eieotive iraucnuo. -"-Sacramento Uun. ' " pIE gANTIAM. The Albany Democrat Yeslerilav we were shown Iho Assnvcr'a cnvercd during last season by Jere. Drigg of this place, and were simply the outer cropping of the several veins. The assay were made in Portland. 1 he lowest was Trout the crop ping of a ledge on the very summit of a mnun tain $9 40 of ilver per ton ; next, ore taken close to the river $6 27 in silver, and $6 20 in gold, a total of 912 47 per ton I pext, oro from tlmcrnpping of tide hill ledge $12 0(1 of silver per ton ; next, from a small cube of seemingly pure galena Is cu ol silver per ton ami lastly, ore (rom a well developed ledge J!l 40 nl silver, and 9-5 111 in gold, tota 0f $34 41 por tol, Wasco County Election. The following the official return, for Wasce oounty. at the apeoial election Prorinet. Hof,e(,U.) Wl h:) 11 7 10 7 U 3 Gain (D.) WestDallra. Kast Dulles Hood River Kails lies Chutes.......... m 113 HI John ilavs Kifteen Mile Creek... Tygh Valley 1!) Totals... -2W (lutes' majority Col. Gate' majority in tbe distriot, aa fnr a heard from, is about 65, with two precincts to hear from, which will probably reduce It to 5U Mountaineer. .... , In addition to tbe above, the Mountaineer of 30th ultimo hus nnoflicinl returns, which it oonsldsra relia ble, giving Hogue 51 majority in Grant county, thns making his majority in the district tigkt.i Our state ment lest week, that Gates was elected, was prema ture, and there is little doubt now that Hogue is the luckv man. Harvey A. Flogue is not unknown to the people of this part of the Slate, lie formerly lived ill Albany aud in Salem, und had the same reputation hereto integrity, business capacity aud sterling worth that he has acquired in Inter years at the Dalles. Never politician in the usual acceptation of that term, ba has yet always had decided opinions npon mailers of pnb lie Concern, and those opinions have alwuya been on the side of freedom and the Government. He Is per sonally popular with all parties, yet there is probably not a man in Dallea whom tbe Copperheads would not have rather seen elected than Harvey Hogue. The opposition candidate was Col. SI. H. Gates, well knowu as au old resident of the Dalles, a lawyer and politician, twice member of the Territorial Legisla ture, and iu lH.rU Speaker of the House, and always prominent and respected cltiten. His politics are in any ref pect " llshy 1" on the contrary, he has al ways been a very decided " Democrat," iu the modern acceptation of that word. He now is intensely hos- tile tu tne adoption of the t.'onstitntional amendment abobsliing slavery, ahd hue a most thorough contempt lor uiat class 01 laiier ouy Democrats wno rnn wn me union maeinne as long as it appears to lean, and who now are blatant with "Democracy," because I through it they hope to win. Tbe Copperheada put him up as a representative man, and their ttronfut mm, 0 other in the district eould have approached Mr. Hogue, and Gates could noi, if they had not voted -1 -t ., 1 . t 11 " P"u"ut( " " greaaeraa in vain Th, earIj repnrt tUt Mr GM vu ()ecUd vu , godsend to the Jo. Uuia and Bush Democracy. They shouted, they robbed their hands with glee. It was the first morsel of comfort that they had had since Kav dr Co. carried Jackson county, burl year. lath meantime, Richmond, Charleston and Savannah bad I ' (tnn nc of mtmf ,,,, ,1 WHi y,, jn, dawn of light I But alas I this liul grain of comfort is not vouchsafed to them. In sack- doth and ashes they now cry, woe ! woe I woe is me. Akothr Good Asst.Ws bava been shown the statement of an assay recently made by Goldsmith is Brothers of some rock from the Cresceul Company's claim, in the Sanliam district. Tbe rock waa no ever- age looking specimen, taken from a point about forty . . . . . . . .nnDOd conuin gold, none being visible. The essay abows the rock lo contain $.3i gold and lisilrer tolKelon. This ie good eneoab eejoal at least lo rack yielding (J.oiHI par ton in Owybew or Washoe. Tub Portland Fitaii-.-The Portland eo told to W. 8. Ladd and other, for the um of 133,000. good prioe fof a good property - CooL. Th) Thermometer make fourteen is degree below the freexing point at day-light lor mtnmt fc Dooll Factory. A new - $ now Mo( ntclei Ure-bleck Soath of th Capital Honse anoth- CT .yjdence of the grouth and ihrift of Salem. PiTiinnr! rar.Ariiisri. There will De nreachinr everr nicht thit week at lh Calholaj - i - - Church by Fatlrer Bischard, a very eloquent saeaker. trfbc Agriculturist Male that bmoro factory ha beta eilablishrd in Poitlaod VaIXANIIIUIIAM AH A MlUTAIlY MAN Don Pintt made a speech at Dayton, Ohio, during the lain I'lectlon cmivnss, in which ho roasted" Vallniiiltglinm as follows : Why, do you remember, my fellow-citizens, that previous to the lute war Clement L. Vul landigliiun wa a Brigadier General? I re member it, for I law him. 1 1 happonad to bo in Dayton when tho Governor of Ohio, an speciuf invitation, came here to inspect the military and naval fnroes of Montgomery coun ty. ' Laughter. Oh, yon needn't laugh f it was big thing, iudeed, I may say it was immense, n An independent company of ;)0 men, trussed up like woodcocks prepared for the spit and Brig.-Gon. Clement L. Vallan digham and staff. Why. it struck me that the style und name should have been Urig.-Gen'. Clement L. Vallandigtmlendatnhammer and stalT. Laughter, This was the military ; a for tlie naval foroe I cannot say. I suppose. pon the "riigur oanawl" yon baa a nnw tout as me Uriiratfier-tjeiieral. I wa tan-. ing on tlie balcony of the l'hiliips Ilousu when the General came sweeping round. i I saw Mm but a moment. M ' , f ' . ,, ,, . ( , Methinks 1 aa bim now, ' With boiuli-shi'lli worked upon his tail, And war upon bis bro.w. ,, . ., Laughter.! lit wa on a tremendous charger, and had bis breast stuffed out liko wet nurse, and his behind like a hnntr-tailed rooster. Excessive laughter.! : Hi epaulet dazzled the eve, bis tearful iword banged to and fro, and wide as your street are they were not wide enough for him. He came on cantering, caracoling and cavorting,' lie scared a woman ith a child in her arms on one corner ; be pset an apple-stand on the other. And so he wept by, out of the present, I believe, iuto 0 glorious luture. Mow secure eur country is itb luoh defender 1 thought I. Great Lletn ! valiant Clem I ride on to glory. Ah, my friends, the vanity of human wishes. The war oame; ' and did Clem, like Job' war-horse, smell the battle afar 1 Yes, my friends, and immediately ran into the tall grass and washed off the pnint,, , And when he came out hi swelling bosom had wilted, his bulbous behind bad oollapsed : all the pride, pomp and circum stance of gloriou war had disappeared, and the late urigadier-Genural Clement li. val landigtudeudambamiuer appeared a Amina- dub Sleek, tho angel of peace. This villinous saltpetre, digged from the bowel of the harm less earth, and exploded in shells, make many an angel of peace who wa beforo brave as Julius Ctesar on parade. . . , , ,i Black Wakkiobs of Arkansas. Hon ied of people wil remember (sara the San Francisco Flae) the Hon. Jan M. Wilson, formerly Assembljrcnn from Tuolumne county, . and alterward a practicing attorney in this city. Ho is now paymaster in the army, and residing in St. Louis. Having gone to Arkansas, re cently, to pny off tho colored troops, he wrote letter to a mend in thiongo, from which the Republican printed the following oxtraat, which Mr. Wilson sends to u with permission to men tion hit, name at the author, and to assure the people of California that it i exactly true. While in this Mate, and up to the commence ment of tho war, Mr. Wilson waa a Democrat, hut observation and experience haveoured bim of all prejudioe against colored men. He say: Speaking of negro troops, I can bear tes timony to their excellence, and their wonderful improvement iu manhood, etc! It wa my for tune to pay the atiln 1). o. colored, at IDis place, on their first payment, two year ago. I iavo paid the same regiment again to-day. Two years ago they wore fresh from the plan tation and slavery. They looked cowed and diffident, and would pull off their hat and oall you " massa." They are now splendid sol diers, and carry tbemtelvet in true military ty If. I hey have a magnificent bra band ot their own, and their playing it superb. When 1 nrst paid them, not a man could read nr write. In one company, to-dar, tweuty-seveu men signed their names, and did it well, too.' Many can read and writo letters, and some ot them 'take the paper.' It is an established fact that the children in the colored school learn more rapidly than white children of the aine age. . , . i 44 1 with yon could have been here tm even ing and seen the dresi-pnrade of the SCth. It wn a grand light. In tin tropical climate. their uniform i a little different from tbe regu lation. Tbey all wear white pants and Pana ma hats, white glove and well polished hoot, and their whole appearanoe is admirable their drill perfect. Their Colonel Charles Kentzoni, lieutenant in tho 11th regular is a thorough soldier, and keep hi regiment well in hand. 1 believe the time is near at band when the colored soldier will be recognized as tbe flower of our army." Tub Pops, thb Frrb ' Masons and THE FllBNCH. Tho Pari Journal del DcbaU ba the following : ' The Holy Father hut taken nooainn at the last Cousietory to reprove tecret societies, and especially that of the Free Masons, which aim at the ruin of the Church and all civil govern ment. It would be hard to persuade u that this is the end aimed at, at least in Franoe, by a body who only six month ago had at it head Murshal Mngnan. and who (till hat among It member men highly distinguished in the Gov ernment, the army and tbe Chamber. Wo even believe that I lie re ia more thau one Ma eon in the army which uphold at Rome the temporal power. All these conspirator will lie astonished to und (hat, without their Knowl edge, they have been engaged in a plot for the destruction of the Church and civil authority, and that they are excommunicated, fur the pnntifioa! allocation end with formal oxenoj- mnnicatlon. In ortler to Impress the laittilul with ajust horror of Free Masonry, the Pope refers to the mysteries which it eelcbratcs and the oaths which it impose on its adebtt. The Pope, of course, knows all about these mys teries and these oaths, but we believe that there are very few, even of the Free Mason themselves, who could boast that they know to much, The tame paper ha new from a correspond dont at Rome to the effect that Cardinal An tonelli had begged Franoe, instead of evacua ting Rome altogether at the time fixed, to leave "a thousand men only, as a gnard of honor to insure the personal euft-ty of the Pope." M. Dronyn de I.buys is (aid tn have replied tn litis, that lo comply with it wonld be to attempt to evade an engagement by which France it bound. Loyal Baptist. The loyal Baptist prea cher of Missouri held a State Contention at Hannibal rrcently, and gave the heartiest tup- Kort lo the Government, with correspondingly early knocks at the rebels. The President read a letter from Iter. L. J. Tatam, of Her mitnjre. Missouri, the region of tbe greateet guerrilla warfare. Acouiupanyiug thia wa copy of the minute of a new nssoomtion in that Incslitv called "rreeuom." us uonstitn-tioiiJreqin-a that charcltet desiring admittance must uret make reconciliation aiuuniv oy ue- daring non-fellowship with tbe rebellion." Tbe 1'retident said "thit wa a virion ef en couragement from ooree least expected. There might be tnruetbiog In a name." 1 De t reeuom Association wa made a meniner ot the Convention at once. Paoponr-D Natiokal Bdbbad or Educa tion. At the recent meeting of the Massa chusetts iitate Teaober' Association, a Com mittee of fit wa appointed to memoralize C'ongres In favor ol organiiing a National Uureaa of Education, which, without iuterfi-r-insr with Stats educational tytteuit, may hold the tame relation to them which the National Department of Agricoltore bnldt to itale and county, and be organized for promoting the cause of education in every Slate of the L nion. without regard to location, eunditiou, aez or color. A Nemiio Paper. The Kew Orlean Trib une, owned and edited by colored perron, re late th following incident : When Carl Hcburr. arrived in thi city be he came tbe guest of General t'anl.y. Il wa in the evening. Neil morning, alter breakfast. General Nchurx taid be would ba plraaed lo liaik over tome loyal nty paper. - There it none.' replied U.-Wrtal Canhy." txurpt tbo 7'n'iaar. which i a m-gro paper. " Postal Aiiknt. lion. Quincy A. Brooks and Gen. A, II. Mnrkland, passed through town yes terday, en rout, by stage, for California. The former is mail agent for Oregon, and tho lat lor Superintendent of Postal Affairs on tho l'scihu coast. They travel In company for the purpose of namlnlnp; tlie overland routs to Sacramento, and their report will no doubt govern tho action of the Department at Washington npeu the sub ject. Mr. Brook i nn old and well-known citi ten of Portland.., Gun, Markland is an old em ploye of the Postofiice Department, and has had large experience in arranging and regulating mail routes in the Soilthern States and elsewhere. We have entire oonfioWe. that our Postal .affair could not bar been put into more Judicious hands. " ' '''' ' '" ' The Ortionia lately devoted a most malicious and mischievous article to the abnse and misrep resentation of Gen. Markland. It was represent ed that Gon. M, was opposed to any daily service between Oregon and California, and would re commend it discontinuance. Tbe Qngmiau not only had no authority for the statement, bnt, in making it that paper gressly raisreprwthtod Gen. Markland. . That gentleman ha no prejudice against Oregon ! on the contrary, hit Impressions are decidedly favorable to the country, and he has a high opinion of its growth and future pros. parity. He will urgo uMin tna ucparuiiuu,, ,w adoption of all measures which the public want and the amount of population will justify. , . We are quite content to leave enr postal affairs in hit hands, satisfied that if bit view are sustain ed we will be liberally treated, and the futile aa- taultt of the Orrgonia upon an experienced and valuable public officer will not only do him no harm, bnt they will ultimately recoil npon Its own luad. Gen. M. may not. aid oertain pets of tbe Oregonian to get the mail eontreet at exorbitant figures, bnt he will endeavor to have the largest amount of service performed for the smallest ex penditure by the government. Thnt may not suit the Oregonian, but It will suit the people pretty well Get Your Phemiums. Parties entitled tn premiums awarded at tbe last Fair, can obtain the same by calling on Judge Peebles at the Court House, t .1 t v :iivl! Ariiived. Tbe Oregonian, states that the , , . 8 . . ., paper for the Law ha arrived at San Fran oisoo. ' Una year Irom the time the 1'rinter receive) the Law, he get the paper to print them,1 .That is enterprise for you. .n. Snow. Snow fell to a to cover the ground nli over the Willamette valley on the night of Deo. 2d. On Wiikbls. The traveling State Printing office came to town on Saturday morning last, in charge of Walling and other copperheads. .We did not observe "ary s printed law" with it, how ever. U. 8. Tax Norics.-Oor ttx-psjrln friends will take notice of thfl adrortlsement by Collector Crawford In auotlier col umn. The Collector Is lint bound to o and see the tax-pay- ers It Is their duty to (o aud are him. Vat, whsa they cannot go to see him, they ean eommunleata by letter, or end Uie amount of thotr taxes by the hand of a friend or by express, and their receipts will bu tent to them, Miibls Woaxa. A. J. Monroe Is now recelvlnf a line lot of marble, which he will manufacture Into all the differ. ent classes of marble. Persons waa want la select their tomb-stones befure they 11 shuttle off this mortal coll," ought to esll od Monroe at onoe. - . I That Ticket. Why don't tho Oregonian publish that ticket which tt charged had been made op in Salem I Why ? ' We have been patiently waiting three week to eo what it look like. 1 New York, Nov. 20 Major General Preder- iok Steel leave on the tahlortim steamer to morrow, to assume command of Washington Territory, made vacant by tho death of Gen. WricUt, Louisville, Nov. 21. Gen. Palmer wa in dicted by the Urnnd Jory of thi county for en tioiiif slaves to leave Kentucky. Now York, Nov. 22. Gold continue dull, 1 bnt steady, at 147 KuIm b lb k 'rMau..H . -II .u : ..I .1 . . -, meet a sue rr.uirn.ur.iM in sue Iliaraei nnu "- - I ... - u there i no inducement held out to speculator to operate. Limns were made to-day. chiefly at three per cum interest. . Wool i dull and heavy, thnnffh priee are without material change. Sales Include 75.- (00 nnunds of foreir-n and doinestio ileeoea at .r7lu73oenU. . Wheat is imprnviop. Advice from Kornpe favor shinment. I'ork I Inact ive and lower. Hide are without animation and inaetive. . Speculation shows iUulf. ... New lor a, ftov. ). iew bo been re ceived in thi city from substantial ton roes, that Maximillian hat determined and ordered that all hi force he withdrawn from the out posts to Vera, Cruz, City of Mexico and Han Luis I'otosj. ' He will make these throe plaoe tbe headquarter of the retpeotive districts, and await tbe arrival ef hit expeoted reinlorce- mentl. . . 4 menu. Tlie Shenandoah wa surrendered tn the American Consul nu the 10th. who took formal possession and placed her under Cnpt. Free man and a crew of hi own telection, to convey the ship to New York. Slt.VKK at our Dooitg. The Vancouver Register lay that the fine specimens of silver bearing nunrts have been exhibited In Van- confer, pnrportins In have been fonnd some wuiiw I'ci-ccu uia unarm muu piuun. iiwra. Silver can be een in the rock with Ihe aid of a mioroacone. It it sai l that tilver-nnartx has alio been found on the head of Hood ltiver by other parties. It would seem reatouable that the continuation of the broken and comminuted qnarlz-veins of the Snntiam and Molulla may be fonnd cropping ont in a better thape In the gorie of the Columbia, where it ha broken through the Cascade rnnge. The matter nught I tn be investigated at a proper time with th pioK and sliovei. r ; .. ., c ... . u ..... ti. ..,... Fhikmix. Uen. Sickle ho written good USS. OlVSbbS SSU HIS UUU 1SBOV.SA.II, letter to hi friend, Gen. Kilpatrick, respecting the gallant manner in which the last named is charging upon uie Copperheads ol .New Jersey, iu me oourse 111 me letter, ueuerai oioaiet tar t I wonld not have von uppote, my dear benerai, that 1 am not duly gratriul lor tbe kind offer ol,4Tmpalhy" tendered by the Demo cratic Convention ol new Jersey to Ihe olfic en aud soldiers engaged Id the late war. I pteseaie tliey are soriy tor n that we did nut keep out of tbo war, a tbey did ; and. of course, we ought .to seiie will) avidity that comiiliiuent to "while" couras aud 44white" patnotitin paid lo u at in eipeute ol tb Llaek troopj. "The credit of ,h. victorie. won bjf the Lnmu arirne are dne alone to the White officer, and soldiers. " Thi quotalion froia th fwventh resolution i OS generou as it I. ...n..,l..l V. ami I linoa .11 ... Il gramruatioal. too and 1 anew, a all our . . M .J l tl.at I,A a..lsaAia.A .1.1.. L.IlU Qoiumurv idow, ww mi uiwviu i iub uikuk trimM frexm m. fir ilira of Drttiu in u ain.Dit u ii ia mn. Ther Dfrformi thfir dutr .l j 1 1 t.t- j ' with courage aod 6dlitr. and xeal. They bare proved their fitness to lljoy the freedom which their Valor helped to win. If, at Ilia Copperhead tny, th war wa waged for emao oipation, wa it not right that the raoo which wa to be enfranchised should shar the peril of tb con 11 lot f II. at w lay, th war wa prosecuted to defend tbe Union and Couslilu lion of our father, need the Copperheads com pram that egroel look their plaoe lr lb rank ? Let them (rumble, no one ! it hrt. NOTICE. Al'l'I.ICATKlN bavin btea taad U tin coaatv court f l"lk connty, Or-iroa, fv aa ovdonr l. sell Ha. Mloseiua d-aertbad real "Uie, behwama to Mar tna K. fiya. miner bur. to-wm Tba aadKi-4 of the weal i of ebum fin. 4J. I f e, r I w of Uie ilian elte mariinaa.and Na.ftcatioii No. 'isi. iMHitainiuir dJO arrre, situaieni, lyintl and b-ma- In Polk eoaaty. lire it,. It Uttfvlom tiered Uiat ttoUas baarivaiitiy imMK-aiioa 111 Ibe Orrrrn !'(. In Ik mat of lie. and I all othees Htr-vl , Ilia sash spidralion will b heard and atermuml 011 1 oeauay, llio Al day Jsnoarv. A. 1. I"- By .order of ' . ; W. t. WHITSOX. Cvuult Clerk. BON C E XtHiK. C'uauiy .IihIjo. Iw.Ti Last Call for Taxes. , rrmiltTY HAYS having expired since my visit U I Hie I'reclncia for tin purpose of collecting tlie TAXMS, every jna who hns not paid Is now liublo 10 costs, which hi many Inslanrss would amount to more than the tsxns 1 will vet ullow until the FlltST DAY OV JANUARY fcliXT without making costs, but, paiitively, after which time I will KNOW NO (INK, and charge all the law allows. Besides, I will not wait for you to come tu see me. but will be around to see you ut your expenso. "A word to the wise Is nUtrlcnt" . 1 8AM l. IIEAUUICK, Walem, Nov. 27, I8C'. Tax Collector Marion Co. PICTURES! PICTURES! 1 New Photographic Gallery! SK.GR.VY, St. CO. would respectfully announce to the citixens of Halem and vicinity that they have opened a picture gallery (in the rooms formerly occu pied by Kenyon), where they are prepared to tak Photograph1,' Ambrotype,'- Mclalnotypes, Photographic Visiting Cards. And everything In their line from a larca site down to liooket Breast Pin pictures. Everything executed is the best style. ;,.,.; ,, ...,.., Satisfaction Given or no Charge. Terms reasonable, tin stairs, over Helm It Jack son's Urug btore, tttat street, Halem. , S. E. QRAY.'fc CO..' Salem, Nor 'ai; tKfpdimaeO O W Notice of Coriiirtiiprsifili. 1 1 nnllK underslirned have this duv entered Into a eo 1 partnership aa Wholesale aud itetall Druu-uiat. Tl.. H-m will l,a Irnnu'M linAar fcli uili unil iu, nf UOX, fjSUQ OL CO. ,, f. r: cox; ( I tri a i At iin - L. C.' WICKis," Ralem, Nov. in, 1BIB.-wM!. MAR B LE. W ORK. -i X J. MONROE.' -fr.il, 1 1 pvKALER in California, Vermont, and Italian U , IIIABBtiKH, Monamenlt, Oliclltki, Head mil Foot Stontt, '. V RALEM, ORKQON. ," '", " ",. Also, Muntlesaud Furniture Marble furnished to order. i, :i -iPiniipd 1 '' NOTICE IS hereby ffi ven that tlie iiudersiKtied has' been duly appointed executor of the will of .lames Chitnood, late of I'olk county, deceased, all' tiersons bsrviui claims au-ahist aald estate will present tbam to sua at mv resilience in suiu county, wiimu six montns, and all persons owiiur suid estate are reuiietted to make imtneiiiaie payneut.' - - . -,.w juwi iUiuuah rriAm r,, executor. MM - I; LOST, 1 1 t mi fTlX Saturday. 05i.li Inst., a package of foods from a wwaaon.ior e)cio, itiin county, coiiiaiinuir tit 101- lowmg articles , . , - 1 pair Oreen Blankets.' f" i In i'l.A. PJ pounds Uaribaldi killickiuick tobacco. A irreen paper box untainioir . i -1 dozen gents' linen shirt collars i,- - 1 doxen (rents' linen bosoms It dosen ladies' leather bells. '! ' ' ' . Anv person rrUiri.it.ir llie said named articles to tbe unueraijriiea wilt be nouruiiy rewaruea. -j-r 2, , Jf.USVV.fc CO. Salem, Nov. !T, lSCS.i-39wS 11 ' "f skth a. RiMMXit, Notary Public. wa. s. iurkir , . HAMMER & BARKER, , r. Commission Mcrrhnnt and Auctioneers, and Agents for Bumnc, Selline, and Renting Real Estate, I Collecting limits At Debts, Procuring Kttiployment,6tc , aiui'itr.n fii.v;viiv, niii.r.iu. Kcrcitxxcis : Messrs. .1. II ai I. It. Hooros, Jlealh Si Uearborii, J. 11. fc M. llirsch, tinWrai Crawford, Hlocum It Co., tHticnureri CuL U. H. Curry, vert Vaucouveri Dr. W.ll. Walkius, Portland! Hon. O. N. Denny. Dallea City. . : Nov.llljifW WE TAKE this method or informing onr old pat rons that we have sold our siock of merchandise m Msiura. P. Runels and A. Ilrevmi.n. who will con- tinue the business ut the old stand, under the style of V. Bartels et Co. Thimkmi for tne generous patron age we have received at your hands, for the last thir teen years, we take pleusnre iu recommending our successors fnr 11 trial, feeling confident that they will deal Justly and liberally with all who may favor them wuu putronage. J. II. OL I. II. lUlWItl.--,. . Fnleni.Noy. 15, lWVi. ' , 3Htf 1 Referring tn the nhove notice, we take nleasnre III informing the public that we have established our selves under the llrm of V. llartels & Co. to carry on diss, and hone bv uood assortments, low prices, and a wholesale and rebill business in general nierchnn strict nttentlun to business, iu morn a iioonu insre o. the custom. ' r. imbima A. HHKXMAN. Salemi, No. 14, 1MI15. ! ' , , -j. . . I . .. . AttmliiiHtrntor'H Kale. In lbs Oounty Court of Marlon fjoa.ily, Hlatt of Oregon. XTOTli a It nsrebjr siren that, nursuaul to aa order uf Ihe 1 Unttii.y eourt for sslil count, .noils al ilia Kaveiuber lenii iherenf, 1 shall sell for cash lo Uie hlghrel bidder, al Ilia rnurt houii' i nor. In as em. lu ealu eounir oi Hsnou, on ine VHril its, at December. IHS.V si 1 oVliirk. ti. ni.. of laid day. .ne milowint i.escriot-o resi i.s.e, neionsins , me es.ow w. Thomss Oooke, decessed, lo-ll I 147 aa-lllll acres of land Thomss uoose, oecessen, w-ei. siiusm in M.non county, or,. f f ."Z Oret'in, being Ine fractional d v frsetlonsl a mo. n e w of are n U of the n ar k of ooc . I s, r t w ; the fraeiiouai a e i of sec . t s s, r s ; me frac- Y"r AT ' ,TJ : J. .iL' .iZ ZL. Uno.n si NoiMeaiion ui. t s. r t w, : frtciionai n w v "'l"n fraoil..nl a of ibe o e ot tee ; fraction. si a ) of the n w J, of see sec t ; also, la I , r 1 w. frao llonsl a s M of son ; fractional t si of Ikes m h 1 fracuoiisl . i a ol the . .sn sec oa. nam unu w ue sow to isy Ihe debts of sold estate, and subject Iu the widow's utiwer uieretu set apart. , ; , - . tola Iir-UKI ini.e.i , Adinlnlrtratnr of the eststa of ttuiuise Unok, dee4d A DM1 M TllA TURS SO TICK. NOTK.K it hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator ot Ihe estate ol Nirn md Ford, late of Miirion eotiuiy, Oregon, deceased, by its enuiny eoari or sum. eoiiuiy. slicing n. pnxiaie. All persons having claims against sum eilale urs re- oiieelwl u uresc.it lie suiu auiy veruieu, to me uu. dsrsigitcd. at Sulem, Oregon, anu all persons indebted t said estate are reauested to make payment with.nu delay, oltiUN POM Is. halem, Oregon, Nuv. In, IHUi. :Hw4 500 POINDS OK t'KKNH f KATIIKU8 FOB 8 ALE AT IIKEYMAX DUOTIIKIIS. t l. Dlt.LAM. C.W. ABM I a. a.w. Aumtt. ARMES Be DALLAM, f mpnrters and Jobliers of V700D AND WILLOW WARE, BliUSHKS. TWINES, CORDAGE, dec, ' And Msiinfaeinrers of California Pails, Tabs, nnooMS. kc tec, , Nos. S17 aud '-I'.' Sacramento street, - Between Front and Davis, .... . i SAN FRANCISCO. n mffls - ... jm ss mm, . FateM Iu6(UClIieS 01 &1I nillQS, CHEMICALS, ItootM und llerlna. "IKKKH and Genulna, at f'LAIIK'H. ' oct:snr op pool to lbs new lineal. VarniahetS XTOBLE da Hoar's Amenmn. toarh, Copal, ilea- il aina. lamar. and Hhellsje V'amiehos, at oclK MVKKo, ill UIIKS fc CO. Happiness or Misery; ' THAT IS THE QUESTION. ImilK PKOPRIFTOKHor THK "I'ACIKU! MO x t.iin t'r s.ui tssuw..e, r.rofe,t'brn Olott iutrMUK and iaatructive Ltd L HKS, n MAKItlAIlK, and iu. disinal.licaUous 1 Nervoaa Da- hiHtjr. Premamr. Heeiina nf Manhood, Indigeajlon. Weakness or Ilepressinn, Loot of Energy and Vital Kfi.aiMl lh.e m.kdios that . . . . tmuH frotn voaUilul fol !. mxrmm ol waiuritjr. or iff LnMnMttf hrtlf ai Kaliir'i taiwt. I Th lnrjiiil 1,lnnm lribiJriiMi( nliffhMnmar nn Mvintv thom;n4p, aud will bm fitf , iKKmt J ofl.entv lve CVou In o.io slampe, by add rose ng "bmtary Pacific Ma- team of Anatomy and Hcesnca, Pik. jiraot, raui Frma- eiten" !' ( vlllff In he sent ihrrmgll Wells. Sorgo It. Uo. Oil Palming. T-iAfl.INK ftflKl.TOK. havin lak-n l-oaone la r I.AMlK AHK and HK.AU I'AINTINO f 1 of the beet artist la Han PrMeteen, tsrnaaa tn alee kssnns in I bo earn. Hneinino la tm seen at siimt eiansry a I'lelne llallory. will too eoior rs Kiwphs in ail nr waler wdnea. Haloe. Jer y WILUlini EIOAatFMIIIT, I. I, I 0 01, , f r.KTHON THK Klltnr ANDTIUItll ill Friday Kvomina of eacl. aiofflh, 1 H ,1 dork, iu their Hall. In llolman s lllcl llmhran In ntaal sUnriinfl OTO kayil-d I Unul. A-UttTINHI INWiN.C.P A r. A. M, UllHI Pi.t koMsllsretalaeaMwsaanl. fTXeaUoaoon I Ui asroaa and hmrll. frwlaee In each ai'itiih. hr.ihren la hm1 aiaiMlu are InvltMl to alieud. T.H.On.sw'y. tlf A. McCAI.IJtY. W. M. , : , 1 1. o. o. r. CIKUrarTA UUxllt, Ho. I, bmoIs oyer, 1tMlAlal oventa. at lis tall In laottooe's alMlaa. Ikolheit be coo Momma are la- ylMlowel. 1. A MoilKlk, X . j Wimon, a.Skereu.,. " IIOHTETTKB'S 1 . ' cai.asaitxD ' . " 1 STOMACH BITTERS. A preparation oniliou j'tfiA' ULD ESSKXCH VB &YE, "I fl With all the reeognixed Tonic, I.axntlvs and Anti-Bilious IIKMKDIHrt OP AliT ANU NATURE. Protective Properties. , p,.-o,,i. I'.,., nut A, und Itlllloss )tcnilttnt Fever, invijrorBtes tbo Orpin of Piirestion nd tlit Bowols Hleadiee tlie Nerves and tends lo Vrolonx Life. Keniedinl rroperttes. Cures Uvroweius-IJver- CompkaUit-Oeneral De bility, Depraaaien of Hph-ltav-ConsimiplioB imer mitlent t'evers and all complaiuta arising from bodily weakness.' Aa an Appetuev, - ' i" TONICl PEVKR AND AOCB PItEVENTIVB 1 ' And all Bllllou Diaordor, " 1 Hostetter'i Stomacb Bitters ''.'M'!T '..taniDrtiaiineataaW! I WW fireatent Medical Dlseoveryt of the Age, '' 'andasan' " AliTKRATI VK AND BUOD PUUli'IKB, they are pramrllasd and raeommended by all Pbysl clans wherever they have beau introduced, I,-.. ine extraorninary ai.u uioreaainK uoniaua ler lueae DlTI'KltS is unparalleled , . , . " 'V THE HISTOkr OP MKDttitM1 and oat) be bad everywhere tlironghodt the eiyllixed world where newspapers are circulated or reao. :. n; i i Almanac or Pamphlets, . ., i - , with Uslimon v of their snoeasa from the r'armer and tbe Hailor from the Uerelia.it and the tbysioia and from tlie Leirislatiye Hal la of ' ri jim' oh. ' '- OUR UNITED COUNTRY ' ,",",", ' may be obtained FKKE of alt Dealers everywhere. , , iiorciii: &, cajef. WHOLESALE DR VCfOlSTtS, FOR TLA NO, .'.',,.' I ' 'I'-W Front 8tre..'.',."',,'.,,'i;,!1,.!!','p Sole Agent for the. State. ; ,-i - ' . i i PoaTLAKD, July Ulh, 1865. llsssas. HoDfia II Calbvi.. . . Unileme In answer to your letter of even, dnte, ri'fcrrinir to the Licsns Law atTecUiui "ilOb TK'n'KU'S ItlTTKUS." I ha.H lo sav tliatno License is required, couilnx as they do, under th bead of Hrepileiary rreparatlons. a nut uecisiou is auunnnoea by the Coniinisaioner uf Internal Revenue at Waab- '- " ii: . AMWMiir inrernHi nevainiot , , n !, i i Vorilmid, Oregon, HELM & J&CKSOH, iii.:..,'. I . .i I : , - .1 - State Street, Saleu,Ore;on. ,. . i : . 1 1 i 1 1 . In the Uuildiug formerly occupied by Kenyon. Drugs. pUcmlcals,,alrjts, Oils, n n,.. m. wi..A o.M. n.r..M A HAVING- largely lnrnMd the Stuck of Helm St 8 ins, we are now prepared to supply the citiaens of halem and tlie surrounding country with Drugs that are Pure, (; And as Cheap as can be Bought 'In this Market, Also Constantly on Hand ,'.- ;.;xt TUB PKSV :yV I lV-t V DO WINES AND BRANDIES, y.A .V por Medicinal Purposes. Also n well selected Stock of Pafiitt and 'Oitl Window Glass and Putty, Varnixlk, Varnish Brushes, Ifc. " Physician' Prescriptions properly compounded. We solicit tbe patronage of tli Pnblls, feeling eonfi ' dent thut we can give general satisfaction. 1 c ... JDR. ,T. B. JACKSON, , . PHYSICIAN. Surgeon and Obstetrician, formerly of Macon eonnty, Missouri, tenders his services to the ciliaena of Kal.mi und vicinity. Ottlce nn stairt over Helm ot Jackton't Urog Htore.l f-i' novl3y37 ' WANTED.' ' - A 0001) Cooper, to work In my sbop. 1 ",J " J.UIJNHAM. Suleni, Nov. 13, lWVS.-wilpd ANEW VEGETABLE DISCOVERY. V YOU wish your blood purified, mill your system invigorated, ga to Dr. J.Av Murray's olnee and pro cure a bottle or his valuable nuisaiu. 11 yon wiso the anlu ucinpiit of the tonsils of the throat cured withoat foil, (jo to Dr. Murray a ollloe and procure eae Imiiln nf II, n ,, ou,n mail's fria.ui and riia rich man' bhssiiiH. Ifyiw wltli your tunew and pain cored wiilinnt fail, no to the original eomnounder of the ilugic Oil, and proenr a ovule oi the pain soother. iiinceon Mate street, one noor-westui ina oeunet House. ,J, 1,. COOMUsJ, M. 13. (tale of Corvalllt), 1 PHYSICIAN, 8URCE0N, ETC., Orril t Ciees Uaildhur, ovr Wells, Vtrgo, sV Co.'a entrance from Stark Street, '' 8m" " POBTLAND. - 87 Elt?ctlon Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the annnal election of Citv Officers for nalem, Oregon, will be held on Honilay. ihe fourth day of December, A. I). 1H64, in the rnspactivw ward, al Uie following Darned places to wlti First ward. Miss noise's school house, haraaid Ward, Oonrt Honaer.' . ( i.f , , yj Vtf Third Ward. Eureka lions. " ' ' Vmirlli Wanl. P. lluniillon's Sum. the polls will open at V o'clock, a. in., and close at 1 0 clock., p. ra. Kid r. It, WIlil.lH, Recorder. , ' Mil ;iO. W. GRAY & CO, imr u ' DEALERS IN ,'l ,- QUEENSWARE !'J Boots, Sho3, Hats, Caps, &c, &c. j NEW STORE,, -t'orner of 8Ulft and Liberty BirwU,- HALKM. The public are respectfully Intilfl to nainlne our ;; FKKS1I ; STOCK;; ; - JURT OPENED, and WOW OKFERKD FOR 8AI.E As Cheap an anj In Ihe Market XV T1.e hixheet price paid for Ilntler, Tfff, at all kind of Produce. O. W. GKAT at to. Kaleai, Nov. 1st. WA. Kimlpd HEW DRUC STORE Union Block, Salem, Oregon. W..K. KlOBY.r WOI'LU raapeetfully aniwnacale tu cinsaiis Of Salrin and viciuily that he has upeuenad a Wholesale and Retail Drugstore,' where he hones to merit Ilia palronauaof Ihne who tne? favor him with a call. , . . He offer 10 Hie noblie, tn .luaniiuw u suit, at tow rains, a ireneral aaaortutciil of CHEMICALS, DHUOS, 1 - v PATENT MEDICI WES .' DYE STl'FFS. PERFUMERY, , TOILET SOAP, And sneh fa.M-v aHirlra aa are usually kept In a Iret rlasadraa; si ore Pleawa full andetamin for your r voa. Physicians' PrwrlHinnaeoinponnded by eooipataat Apolannarv. Molon, I let., inhi JJiiy For Sale. rpilKEE IintRKS and LOTS, with mod HAKNS, A tie. I arms easy. Appiv i" Salem, Oct in, lai.'af M It M. PI.AMOK00.1 Frfitrh Window (Jin, CiTAISEO OI.AKS. and rltfiired Olses. 0ld taaf, il llraiiiti'X Tools, Cauicl and Nahlt Hair Breahea, lliauviud Ulate Caltera. e,e..st oni) MYKKS. IIKlllKS. tt Ct). PAINTS. . " MIXKI PAINTS, fnr palnlln Wtifooa and t'a rraiean. all kit. f ewlora, la il ud watnr, for "T"? 'MVKtt, hvohicii. tvx r4 Mprlttc, Bahy tHrHntrra, rrKCKKH VAUSKH, t aiaHLANKCTS, tn sale j at i f UKKf MAN HKOS. Fann for Sale. 1 THK nderslKiied offers for. lyile bit farm irr JuMarion county, one mile east of Hall i Ferry, on the road leading to Salem, consisting of , 463 acres of Good trtnd I f purl, prairie and psrt timber, well inpplled with mi tar, bavins: a dwelling bouae, barn, orchard, and other ImprovenMniB upon it. The ejuality of the land is not, excelled by any lo the State. Terms very reasonable. Persons desiring to parohaee a home, w call and inspect the premii T.J. BAXTER. ' Baiem, ijei va, iwi. I. ..I i 34w8 ".J ',. i. II 'l I-, .1 0. i. a n nc iil, l- ',' ,1 i'.'t -0: li JUCT RECCIVCD tr -ll'-il Mill ,1-H 1 I l!jllll'l)l s'l ll!l'l .SJ.)',l-,ll J It. I (ilo sin lo -i fi! t . !;.. l'oii( Isl SnJitWl'ft',' -If, idl In I It'll. It ... I 1 1- .lll'l'o' """'T frii Jinn .'l o 111 ol.ll.ol4 A".." si '',r","i'. ' itt ,. 1 T'I'O oVI V-.ll J ,! ill 1 iiiiy. .t ! -fj ol ii;ou-Mi-is''t liVIII ((; . 1 Ul 1tfi(! I'MIlHMjll m t 1 I' BREYHAN BROTHERS! ti() .i"iiiii"ii rii'iii. -'iv I'll4; (t'ii.fi s'i Hihi, -,tli " 4 In ta,..l eilt l.-i! r, vt v.) ,-(ili i!K:l -.,'( o K III ?ll .! il I J l I'm.' 0(l l ull .,! l.llll -.'.il Ai'f 'LARGB ASSORTMENT OT n'-l lo i '.l n'tt 1' iii i.i,lii I'nfl ."Ttut , oi "wii'l i!e ni.'n 11 m wvr, " usrenliww si avnwi "r'l ; GENERAL H'ni: iiini'i:l'.n bin: Liiimi lull (i:i-i n) ii (.nil -IIIIO II 2,ia T"l"Ji,fOW 'ttlt.'J V"" leib-S'' HloV s -sn.: ll-'ll; jiiinimii Jj'Ht' iioluilltll.l .1-,liii;:l ' '.' Fall andl ' Wintrr TnteJel ''"' I-1 ',1 i . i. il, , (J ii Wi .'ulsii.-ll.i I in; .,1'i'fSU 1:11 r!'-u'- "'') ' 'gjuoitf Ab'"' Iv.ii' oi in,,i..niib . h .mil n:::i lio.ni'i-ii Dry Good Taney Ooodi ClotMng, io!l s I f .il s ..'id -I. - 1 1 li '..,li s 1 -lt'! 1.. BOOT A NO SHOCiV i N.l li "I'idi.oii .in i on ii'iiints yiAl .si'iTiim! o!ij.(oil HATS PAN.DiiOAPS,:!i mini sii jiioiiib .mnili f Al avoiln a'iliiu it-$t Crocerleii, ' nurd w ar Creekeir jf indjlwiwtrii' nil) lu l.i. ill y.JI ai'l i I ':,( ,fim ;iii!i.4: '.'.l at loin oviT" oi 1 1 .... , . i i.imia mil' . ,i ,, i. ,!, . i.i 1, ' ! ,hi I We would call particular attention to our late lit .-.id a ' .-nl Iwyleeof. biimd -iJt wl -n.l l"a I'u .il v nil bawsdl v-i.li !!.! ladies aind IILscca'Clcahs; V 111 llllfll I-II.1 -Mil lo null's J.., . .'!,! .I'i! Fan; Nubias, Breakfiiai Shawls,; !l lilt .'"1 I ill i'llllll oft) mnp raiX, v.i.oti Lu Ecc..1 1 Ete':,"-Etc.,i''uEhi" -vn Jii1 Oil .' i.'i lll'.Mii I, i ll-,-. itlil'.iiniufi i!'n't ill ii ; " imr viU ia.li i ndo eii'ni.iri .(.iteU ;i, i!-j n.l) . i - e i, ,i ,iii Si .li ",j i ...uic.. out ' p Our stock has been selected with gnat tare udwUllwUdM POR CAStJ.' ul" ' bolo'inl ! .-iI:,!'.m! Iivoi ii'vil "b.,n.-i .ii-, i I -(ll.mi d'tindl J.ff'li.) ." fina 1 im bint '-t ("'iipi't.' ,l ,"!"()' All kiudt ol produce taken in exchange for good,., -I'll it I'lTo ' '.! Il'!-.rl1 I Ij-JV'lU'lfl ell -ttj : 't luia .nr.!, tiii.1 oi .i -il -ili'iij lo i,-iii,'if .1 1'.i-M. oil) on ' ,i ;,:i -il n I'-ilviK.t .SOI'.il.llI IIOV,AMf-l,!,,.l9EB,lUI!It'. .,). DREYMAn DRO'C W,6i,'ir,l86il,,,.,,l',"I "".". ,'33tf j ii. . .ii., ,ii,i . I oiiul mil nii'.l rnsnl , n till I 111 s:lt!l 'li;l tiilli: S'li!'ttt Jul) S'Oiloll 11 nil II. !l ';,!'llli, I'llil ,'' Hi ,iio It'll OiU b. Illllltt , H I '-i v.l ,)! i; .,: ...li i.i!iq nil, iii.ivliji .' i. -iili yd lo 11..! i, i h,,j ,) In i, 17 III.' . DM"), i( nAA BfS'TOI' vVBKr,'fcr "wWeti W lUeUUU will pay th highest aiarketprie is. eaah. All ton that tTeit Ctovci ftrai'ttqr' Ibrdtiaasti' rfaJii',I' KEEP TT ;BSFORBf ;ra fpIlATtbeuuderslKned have now latter and ar 1 constantly receiving, DliiECT WHOM HBW YORK, every variety and style of '' ."' J' ,'; Cooking, aiitj ; Wf4rTulhg Stdve'r,''1 h Cooking Utonmla," Ketile Pota, n Pang, takers, Boiler,i Ktewere, v I k Andirons, Dogirotia, Tongs, 8hov-" 1 ' cln, Big Pans, Little ' Pans, and ' r Milk Pans, Coflbe Pots and Tea Z i Pota; Tin Cupe, Buckets and Dip-0,1 Esrsj Stove Pip) of ail aizes; -i cad Pipe, and Copper Pipe, and V Iroil Plpe;, Sheet Tin, Block Tin,,;';' 1, Sheet Iron, and Sheet Zinc FruH .1.',) ) Cans ; Churns Largo. Iron Ket- vi ' ties, Braes Kettles and Copper " "Kettles, Zinc, Copper, Brass and 1 , Iron,, Wire, , j, ,,,,,( Mvl,n.a. , ..it ... , -no j,ORCg AND' LIFT PUMPS;' li,'w "j A P ANNE i'ViBBH . And yrythlug kept ia such astabisliuieuta , . ' ' WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL ' ..at.. ,1 ,n 0. I.. i". Portland Prloea. v W parebis oar stocks I Mew York City, in sraouuu of from flllcen to twenty thnnsanj dollsrt at, a time, fret low freiirhta aronnd the 44 Horn,' and ran therefore afford to rlve oounlry marehant and all otbV ers deairiiipf (rood bariraina a UMr ate ia Ongofailo ' Monnfactarln and sepairin: of all work ia nr Iin promptly don at th nowt reasonable ralnt, n (, , , Kemember th pilot, -in v ,11 1' .mat'. u STARR DROTllERQ Headqaartert Balldlsg, RaleM. v" .!. .,. rWhok'sale and Ketail .i.i. ;t..,..; ,' Dt'ulcrs, in. "all,,1, kinds ,' of Groceries, Paints and Oila,;1" '( i Brushes, Putty, Alcohol, 1 ::oi, e.i Crockery, Glassware, i : . l"', tumps," pocket and,Taole,', ' '.;'," :--;r Cutlery, ;;; ,;-;; - Wood and willow ware, .... . i i ,l.'l I'M- . I U i ' i 1 1 1...IO) il'-.'"- I ... : i . Dye-btufls,. ;! i i-h..;.. i TuWco, and Cigars' .Pa-..j'i"! r con, Lard, Butter, Eggs,,,,, Oiite, Potato, tfec. Ac. ' .... , i . , ' ' 1 , " ' a 4 Store under the Li-gwla- i. .' tive- Hall, IlolmauV block, , !i .-, i ucO SALEM. - 02id6 r-.-, iUltc-Ttar-KtMla, ( 1 ' IJATEKTAiUOroeee. Lard Oil. Mat Oil. PoW Oil, Nealsfool Oil. Castor Oil, Olir Oil, Liaaeed Oil. Coed Oil. and Bentinn, at ortll . MYKHH, H1UIHKS, t CO. ' v 1 ' BUY OENVlSE il ) 1. , DOWNER'S COAL OIL Al ('LARK S Al'OTHKCAHIKH' HALL, ' t'omerSlato and Liberty ate., npnnoila the now Hole! Aalem, Ort. aotf 4. K. CLARK, Apotbneary. WK will pay lha HHIHKhT ssiwket rate oref, half out., one half lerehandise fnr WOOL. 1 itsam, t4tvAni,i4it4a, s Halem, May IKia For Sals at a lirjifa. CA HOI SK sod ID urn LOT lu th Iowa f, RKTIIKL. Aironl hiU and valley ttnek raair adioinlnn tlie sit. 1 Por terms, eiiomr of ,lo7. Jnnoa, or of Dr. lll'DKO!:, at Palhtt. Mov. , tbwt'dti vstsiifL?. nH irkWj 'BIl'HAtUHIfcM'.tlAIltil, , rwtland.Ortonar 9,li. , lna.1