TKiiKUItAI'lllC DISPATCH KS.
Piiiiiil S. l)ickinn"fin1 Y. Spintu'r rt now
tliu timst (iriiiiiiiiuut earitlidatus fur tho N. Y.
Ciilli'L'tnrsliip.
John M. Withers wnscli'cteil Major of Mo
liilu on tliu 4lli. lint ho linn been informed that
1m will imt Iib permitted to exorcise tlm func
tions of tlio ofliou nnlil pardoned.
The rrportvil m gro iiimirrpotioH In Tippn
ontity, Mississippi, ' tempest in a tea.
put.
Tin' coirosponilencoof the Memphis Appeal
of the tt It my": Thero was litilo or no reais
tnnce offered in tlissrinitir, tho uegrnes anil on
ly one freed man instead nf twelve lost his life.
IIo wn intioceiilly hunting: squirrels, and Wat
lint. One hundred and twenty smsll anna
taken from tho negroes and threo of tho sup
posed ring leaders lodged in nil. There ii no
ground fur uneasiness or distrust. Soverul no
front at Canton, Mississippi, recently overcame
tlio jailor and escaped from prison. One it as
billed liy the guard.
The Mississippi Legislature. lias created a
liurean to supply wooden legs to woiindetTsol
diers, the legs ti lie made in I lie South.
The Government linsiuiicd the Molina and
and Ohio Uuilruad from Corintli snuth, until
the Government cotton ia got out ef the count
ry before it is atolcn.
Louisville, Deo 9, Judge JoJinstnn in tlie
Circuit Court to-dny, dismissed the iniltotiuent
against General Palmer on the ground that a
requisite number of State Legislature's having
ratified tho Constitutional Amendment, all the
criminal and penal laws of Kentucky regard
ing slaw were of no effect. Gen. I'almer
has therefore issued a military proclamation
that slavery lias ceased to exist in Kentucky
and advises tlio colored people to appeal to tlio
Courts for redress, if the public conveyances
hall disregard their rights to travel.
The British Government lint offered a re
ward of 1.000 for the capture of Stephens,
the Fenian Head Center nf Ireland
Letters from Paris oonfinn the previous state
ment that great pressure U being made on
Js'iipnleon's Government for the withdrawal of
the French trorms fram Mexico.
New York, Deo. 10, A letter from Rich
mond says that in view of the disorganized
condition of the late slave population there ia
great un pan incus among the people in tho sev
eral distriots. Nnmerous officers have been
appointed to recruit volnntcere, lint not a single
recruit has been obtained. It is thought an
organization enn only be effected through
compulsory draft. ,
' Gen, Logan lias not yet come to a decision
regarding the acceptance of the Mexican ruis
eiou. He is awaiting the return of Gen. Grant
beforo he decides.
The Louisiana Legislature liavo elected
Randall Hunt aud Henry Soger United States
Senators.
Tho committee to whom the sulsjoct was re
ferred in tlio Mississipi Legislature, have voted
adversely to the Constitutional Amendment.
There is hardly n doubt of ha adoption by the
Legislature notwithstanding the adverse leport.
It is understood that the constitutionality of the
Congressional test oath is now beforo the Su
preme Court, nn the application of A. II. Gar
land of Arkansas, whoso credentials will be
presented on Friday next.
Chicago. Dee. 10. the Atlanta Intelligen
cer of the Glh snys that Provisional Governor
Johnson has been directed by tho President
not to if s ivo certificates to Uiu Congressional
Delegation, nor permit Gov. Jenkins to bo
inaugurated. ,
There was nn opposition to Alex Stephens
for Senator for the long terra, which he con
cents to take. Tho short term will be contns
ted by Gov. Johnson and J. L. Hill.
The Augusta Chronicle says : No more par
dons are likely to commence to Georgians, but
that some already grauted will probably be
revoked.
Bishop Quintard, of Tennessee, has squelch
d a petition for a memorial to the Episcopal
Church to commemorate the deeds and death
of Confederate soldiers.
Chicago, Deo. 10. The Congressional oere
tnonies over the lute lamented Senator Collam
r will take place on Thursday.
The Indiana Senate by a tie veto, defeated
the amendment striking out the section of the
Slate Constitution prohibiting negroes residence
in that State.
The bill for a prohibitory liquor law was lost
in the Indiana House of Representatives.
Two men have been arrested and indicted
for the murder of the Knsa family at Lebanon,
Ohio, lost winter. It wil be remembered tlrat
a family of persona were fouud murdered and
no apparent cause existed for the crime, or
trace of the criminals. On tlte night of the
eixth, indictments had been filed in tho county
clerk's office, which was nibbed of all the pa
pers in the case. A special grand jury was
called for new indictments.
The colored people had a jubilee yesterday
over the decision of Judge Johnston, that slave
ry is abolished in Kentucky. Three thousand
assembled in the evening and were addressed
by Gen. Palmer. The Commonwealth Attor
ney filed an appeal from Johnston's decision.
Chicago, Deo. 10. Tho eight hour leaguers
had a torch light procession last eveuing.
Printers, boiler makers, stone cutters and other
tradesmen praoticcd their arts during the pro
cession. There is much comment on this ques
tion throughout the Eastern States and particu
larly in Massachusetts.
The widow of Stonewall Jackson is reported
to be in destitute circumstances.
The official vote os North Carolina at the'
recent State election is as follows: Worth, 32,
529 j Hidden, 25,880. ,
The number of rebel prisoners captured and
paroled during tho war was 420.0U0.
The receipts into tho State Treasury of Illi
nois for the year ending November 30. wore
$ti,21!).9) from tho regular receipts of reve
nue. The disbursements were 83.770.500 for
payment of interest, and $ 1 ,903,812 on the
principal of the Slate debt. Available bal
ance in the treasury. (2.372.668.
Chicago, Decemlie 10. The troubles in the
Fenian camp are on the increase. On the 7th,
the Senate iu session found a writ of impeach
ment against O'.Mahouy, President of the Irish
liepulilio, charging him with perfidy and ninl
feasance in office. The Charges were provep,
and he was given twenty-four hours to answer,
he not paring any attention.
The new eominifHiner Gen. Curtis. Col.
Simpson and Preseutt Smith, appointed by the
President to examine the newly opened sections
of the Union Pacifio Kailroad in Kansas, re
ported that the road has been completed for
sixty miles from the Eastern terminus at
Wyandot'e. The first 40 miles were accepted
by the Governiueut two months ago. The
portion just examined is the third section of 20
miles. And is said la be a better road than the
first 40 miles. The Company is about building
a branch railroad from Lawrence to Leaven
worth and expeot to have the main line com
emupletcd to Fort Iiiley I :5 miles from Wyan
dotte by Jnly next. Tho Leavenworth branch
will be finished by the first of May. There ia
now a continiions Hue of railroad from the
Capital of the L'uiou to the eapital of Kansas,
about 1.300 miles.
Washington, Dec. 10. The Mexioan Lega
tion give out that they have private letters from
El Passo, saying the Imperial troops have all
been withdrawn from Chihuahua in the direc
tion of Vera Crui. Their sanguine interprets,
lion le that it is Maximilian's intention to seud
them hack to France.
New York. Deo. II. Gen. Price. command
ing the Cavalry Bureau, has introduced a pro
position for a revision of the cavalry. The
suggestion has received the approval of many
officers. The plan contemplates that do sol
dier shall be p rmanently mounted until he
has reveived a rear's instruction and proved
himself capable of properly taking care of a
horse.
Washington, Dec. 11. Official information
has been received at the Departmentrnt of
State of (he adoption nf Conilitotintiol Amend
ment by the Legislature of 23 States. Tele
graphic information has been received of the
adoption of the amendment by North Carolina.
Georgia and Alabama. No information of
any kind has been received of its adaption by
California sr Oregon. Florida, Mississippi and
Texas.
Tew York, Dec. ll.--Tbe Maona. fia..
Journal has a letter from Milltdgeville saying,
that provUiooalijovernor Johnson has received
orders from Washlnglmi to reltiin his position
until further instructions, Ho is ordered to is
sue certillcatos of election to Georgia Congress
men. Gov. Parsons of Alabama, nlsn received des
patches from Seorecliny Seward, on the 5th,
congratulating Ii i in, tlie'South and the country,
in the President's name, on the adoption by
Alabama of the Coiislitntionul amendment,
which completes the number of Stntes required
to make it the organic law of tho laud.
New York. Dec. II. Among the evidences
Virginia lias given of reconstructed loyalty, is
that of Capt. William Steeples, Internal Hove
nno Tax Collector, who has been indicted for
rubbery by tho Grand Jury of Princo Williams
county, for seizing property undercover of Fed
eral oavalry, to pny the United States. The
guerrilla Moseby is employed to pruiecuto the
case.
Washington. Deo. 11, The State Depart
ment received by tho Inst steamer from Europe
important dispatches from our Minister to Eng
lund. There is strong reatous to believe tlmt
England will back down from her position nn
the pirate Alabama and at once agree to a qui -t
and aggreablo ailjustmeut of the question in
dispute. Tho temper of the last dispatch from
the State Department, which, emanated from
the President himself, was calculated to open
the eyes of the English Government, A gen
tleman writing from England to a gentleman
in this city by the last mi.il remarks that the
Queen is our Iriend, and she will not allow Mr.
Itnssell to take any position tlmt will cause an
estrangement between the Governments.
New York. Deo. 11, The Herald's ltich
tnond correspondent says that the military po
lice will be withdrawn from that city on the
15th, and civil police substituted.
The members of the Virginia Legislature
seem to have decided that devotion to tho rebel
cause during the war, ia to be the measnre of
merit, and have therefore determined to re
move all Unionists holding State oflioes, and to
put secessionists in their places. They have
also adopted an amendment to the State Con
stitution which does away with all disabilities
for holding office on account of participation in
the late rebellion. It does not even require
an oath of allegiance to the national Govern
ment. Tho Herald's Washington dispatch snys a
letter received from London speaks of the arri
val thero of George Sanders, and of his visit
ing several important persons.
Ho informed these persons he was sent by Jeff.
Davis in 18(12 to negotiate with Napoleon for
the recognition of the Southern Confederacy,
and was accorded two interviews with the Em
peror, and that the invasion of Mexico was un
dertaken in pursuance of a plan then agreed
upon, for which Napoleon insisted on being se
cured iu the possession nf Sonora, Sinaloa and
Lower California. Sanders adds that he re
monstrated and offered much greater induce
ments than Mexico presented, hut the Emper
or would not consent to take anything else.
tieiierul Hooker, who lias been alarmingly
ill for tho past ten dujs is now slowly recover
ing. In the church of tho Holy Trinity, Brook
lyn, Inst evening, Bishop Clay, of Arkunsas,
and Hishnp Potter, of New York, made able
addresses in behalf of tho Protestant Episco
pal Freed men's Aid Society.
The ladies engaged ill the Trensury depart
ment at Washington, are preparing a petition
to Congress to hare their salaries increased.
The immigration to New York from Europe
from the 1st of January to the 31st of October,
1865. loots up 163.0011.
A dispatch from Washington says : Gen.
Logan's instructions as minister to Mexico, are
lieinc prepared. He will accompany President
Juarez wherever he goes.
Tho State Department is in receipt of im
portant disputches from Minister Admits.
Commodore Tatnal and General McLuws
formerly of tho rebel service, are living in
Savannah, in destitute circumstances.
J. E. Mnrdock has so fur recovered ftoin his
late illness as to bo able to fulfill his engage
ment? in the North.
Washington, Deo. 11. About four hundred
editorials on the President's Message, bare
been received at the White House, and about
99 per cent, of all heartily endorse the Presi
dent's policy from the start, and veeominvnd
mensnres he proposes for tlio future.
Washington, Deo.- 11. The- Savannah
herald nf the 4th inst. has nn important edi
torial, in which it advises tho Georgia Legisla
ture to so act ns to have tho effect of satisfying
the North mid In strengthen the President in his
patriotic efforts to secure to the Southern
States a restoration to their political rights,
and if it is not done, positive evil will follow.
It advises them to come square up to the re
quirements of President Johnson :
1 he Herald special dispatch snys the evacu
ation of Chihuahua hr tho French is fully con
firmed by nn official letter jast received from
the U. S. Consul at that city. This moremen
of tlie French ia construed to uinnnthnt their
Commander has itbitndonH the idea of holding
tlie frontier iu close subjection to Imperiel
Government until the army is increased by
fore ic n enlistments. The Mexican Legation
at Washington hare also news to the' same ef
fect. Their sanguine interpretation of this is,
that it is Maximiliau's intention to send them
back to France.
Washington, Deo. 13. Considerable excite
ment lias been manifested at the receipt of a
letter from Governor Pierpont of Virginia, ad
dresses to the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the Honse enclosing a copy of nn
act passed by the General Assembly of Vir
ginia, repealing the assent heretofore given to
tliu division of the Stale by the formation of
tlie State of West Virginia.
Alex. II. Stephens declines to be a candidate
for the United Stales Senate from Georgia.
Louisville, Deo. 12. The city is consider
ably excited by a proclamation of Gen. Palm
er, announcing that slavery ia abolished. The
slavery party declared that the constitutional
amendment has not yet been adopted, and
therefore that Gen. Palmer has no right to de
clare slavery abolished.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says!
Jeff. Days enjoys good health. He has com
fortable apartments, a generous wardrobe. Rood
table aud plenty of reading matter. He thinks
the President's mcssnge generally a wiso and
good document, hut is disappointed that it ia
not more specific in relation to the disposition
which is to be mnde of himself. Davis' eyes
have lost the cnnteinptaons look they once had,
and is less haoclitv in his manner and sarcas
tic in his speech than formerly.
Dispatches to the Chicago Republican says
that Gen. Logan bad declined to accept the
Mexican Mission. Tbo announcement ia pre
mature. Gen. Butler, it is said, proposes to write
fien. Grant's history from the time be entered
West Point up tn this hour.
Washington, Dec. 13. A letter from the
Emperor Napoleon is said to have been receiv
ed at tlie Stale Department, requesting the
recognition nf Maximilian's Government in
Mexico, to which the Secretary of State has re
plied, fully declining to accede to the request,
and giving reasons why its anticipated Mexican
questino so far as this country is concerned,
will soon corns to a head.
Washington, Deo. 13. Gen. Grant had an
interview with the President yesterday, and
communicated to him the result of bis observa
tions daring bis trip through Worth Carolina,
Sooth Carolina and Georgia. Ha was every
where respectfully received by the people, who
almost unanimously desire a re-adiuission to
their old position in the Union, and that their
professions ef future good behavior are hooest
snd sincere.
CoNOBraainsAt. Washington, Dec. II.
In the House Hlair introduced a resolution re
imbursing the loyal States fur the money ad
vanced and debts contracted for the preserva
tion of the Union.
Elliott introduced a Joint resolution which
was referred In a select committee, defining
position of Stales recently in rebellion, and
position of Congress in relation, to them.
Rohenck Introduced a joint resotatton declar-
I ing against the attempt to establish a Hierarch-
I mw ; kfvUn Mwinestine Ilia President to
lake such atrpl as wdl vindicate Amtrican
policy and protect her honor and interests.
Ifeferred to eunimitlee nn Foreign affairs.
Jenkins introduced a bill re-f rtalili;bin( uni
form system of bankruptcy code. Referred to
special committee.
Viinborii intioiluceil a resolution instructing
oommitleu on l'citu g n lteliUious to inquiro
what measures and menus have been taken on
the part of tlio United Stntes to restore, to
Mexico tho freo and uurestnicted right to u
republican Government. Lnid nvor.
In tho Senate, Mr. Sumner offered a bill to
enforce, the constitutional umeiidiiient by pun
ishing any attempt to control the services of
any persons contrary to this provision by a line
not exceeding two thousand dollars or impris
onment not exceeding ten i ears, or both, at the
discretion of the court, It shall he no defense
that claim is sanctioned by State law. It an
nuls the State law in conflict with it.
Sumner introduced a joint resolution propo
sing an amendmen to the Constitution, so as tn
niako voters, instead of population, the basis of
represeutatiou in Congress.
The Timet' special says : Secretary MoCol
loch has received a letter from the Collector of
Internal Revenue for Molilalia Territory sta
ting that the product of the gold and silver
uiiuee of that Territory for 1805 will be up
wards of eighteen million dollars.
New York, Deo. 14 the Tnbunt's dia-
fatch says that a- orowded house listened to
lenry Ward Beecuer in the Hull of Represen
tatives last night.
The Treasury Department is making prepar
ations to continence payment of gold coupons
duo Iu January.
Gen. Grunt proposes tn visit New Orleans
and the Iiio Grand within a few weeks.
Secretary MoCullocIl, yesterday issued or
ders enjoining customhouse officers to use dili
gence to prevent eutranoo into United States
porta of prizes belonging to either belligerent
partiea during hoatilities between Spain and
Chile.
Senate committee on the District of Colum
bia passed a resolution declaring that univer
sal suffrage shall lis established in the district.
From 300 to 500 applications for pnrdon
have been rend at the Adjutant Generals of
fice per week ; few havo been granted how
over. t
" 1'Kiiso.vAf.. Hon. J. W. Nostnitli, United States
Senator t'roiu Oregon, may bo expected upon the ar
rival of rhe steamer from'Orepou City Ihis utternoou,
Mr. NeHtnith has ever been a warm and energutic. sup
porter of M r. Lincoln's measures for putting down the
rebellion. Having been favorable to the most, vigor
ous war measures, Hint been willinir to go farther,
even, in that direction tliun tlie President, he may
sometimes have seemed to diner with tliu Admiulstrn
tiou, bill thai, if n fault, was one 'leaning to virtue's
siilu,' "Orrgonian.
lis, Watkixb's I.sctuus. Those of our ellliens who were
not present on Thuinlsy evening mined in Intellectual
treat, Tlte Dr.'s theme iru tlie AuKlo-Snxon race, Its free
dom and Its power. It wu handled In a msiterly manner,
and In a style full of rhetorical beauty. Tlie Dr. dlaciuied
the orlfrlnnl principle! of free sorernmetit based oo the
right of the people eg ItuwIiiR from the old Hnxon stock,
and trnced the progress snd streneih of theee principle in
the extension and development or the Knglirh aud Amerlceu
governments.
Thli n Ihe Brut of a course of Lectures for the benefit
of tlie Alka Hnclety, one of the liternry allocutions or W II
lunette Unlvenlty. Tlie proceeds nre to repleniili their II
hrnry. The next lecture will be on Tueidiy evenliifr, at the
M. X, Church, by Dr. Wylhe, on KnpIWi Ulrnlurs in the
19th century. It Ii hnrdiy iteceneary to add Diet thene know,
hie Ihe Dr.'s reimtuliou ai a lecturer, will expect aomeUiing
rich.
Kor C'onglis, Colds, and Throat Disorders, use
"CroH-a's Bronchial Troche" having proved their
cllicnry by a test of many years. The Troches are
lustily recommended mid preacribed by Pbyaiciuua
and Surgeona in tlio Army. Those expoaeil to audiien
changea abould alwaya bo supplied with " The Tro
cAci," us they give prompt relief.
MARRIED.
Ill JehVrson, Nov. a). 185, by Itev. B. N. Long
won h, Kli Vuiiglmnml Misa Julia A. Hates.
In Yamhill county, Dec. , IHIifi, by Kev. Uohert
llool b, Albt-rt J. Appcrsou, of Oregon City, and Misa
Elouisn Cook.
At Voncoiiver. Dee. 4, by C It. Hntider. .IP., W.J.
Termaiit aud Miss Mary Juno Lee, both of I'ortlnnd.
Iu Salem, Dec. III. life), by Kev. A. F. Waller, Mr.
Thomas Itakur anil Miss Mary A. Kviiiib.
In l.inn cotintv. Dec. 7. by F. 8. Powell, J. P., Mr.
W. C. Bobbit and Mi's Elizabeth A. Harris.
In Linn ronnty, Dec. 7, by Kev. 8. 0. Irvine, Llent.
Jnmea L. Cnrrey, of Kugene City, and Mias Mary L.
Moore, of Linn county.
DIED.
On Tunlilin Plains, Washington eo . Nov. 2th, 18IW,
of dipiberia. Oliver, youngest eon of Col. T. It and
Florentine Cornubua, aged 7 rears and 6 days.
In Ihmuliw eo.. Nor. -Jl, Wasco W. Frice, yonngest
son of L.N. and KJ. Price, sged Ii yra., I mo., 17 de.
In Portland, Dec. 4, Theodore C. Silver, aged tjl
years. 5 moulds, and days.
In Jurkeon county, Hantb K.,' wife of J. P. Koberla,
aged 1 venrs. H months, and tl duyi.
Near Jacksonville, Nov. 27th, Ilonicle llellingcr,
aged tit years. 7 months, and 19dsys.
At Albany, Dec. 16, May, ilium daughter of E. X.
and Kebecra lleaeli.
Special Notice.
l'noTCORariis roariia Holidays During the past
week we visited the photograph establishment of Mont
gomery & Co , and wisnessed their njierslinns in trans
ferring the human face to glass and phob'grnphlr cards.
Wo think they have no superiors ia their business.
Everything which money , htudy und Industry can bring
to bear iu producing perfect likenesses and fine pictures
is made use of at their gallery ; and they do succeed In
producing tho finest and most perfect pictures to be
found anywhere. " As natural as life and twice as
hand4ome,', ia tlie rule they apply In every face tbey
photograph. Nothing enn be more appropriate for a
li'ilhluy gift thnn a tine anibretyio or pbotsigraph, and
Montgomery k Co.'a ia just the place tu get it. lw
CmtitcniAS l'uKatT. Colognea, Pomades, Toolh
Brushes. and Ihir-llnishea, suitable for Christmas
present, at W. K. IIKIIIY'8 Pmg Store. lw
Too (oot to I.OM'.
U. P. Owen otters for sale from live to eieveu acres
of land, one mile from Salem, adjoining the Fair
Orounds cornering at Ihe Fair (Iround gate. Call
on Owen, at the premiers, lion't lose a guod bargain
by neglecting lo call. How often do we bear men
pity, "How foolish 1 wna that I did nut go at once and
buy thai property now I have lost a gxid bargain
by waiting too long."
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
IlEujllltKS MMKDIATE ATTKKTI0.1 AMI JIlOll.U SK
riir.exin. Ir ai.lowid to rosn cs,
Irritntioo of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat
A flection, or an Incurable Lung Diaeaae
is nrraK the ussc lt.
BROWH'a BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVINtl A DlliaCT ISM.CIXCa TO THE fABTS, OIVI
laaaoiATK aausr.
For BrcnohlUs, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases,
Taocnaa aks vim ALwara with cooo success.
SINGERS AM PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trockn useful lo clearing the voice whnu
token before Hinging or Speaking, and relieving lbs
throat after an uiimoul exertion of the vocal organs.
Tlie Trockn are reroramended and prescribed by
I'liyaieiana, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article of true
merit, and baaing proved their efficacy by a teat of
many yean, each year ttnda l hem in new lncalhiee hi
varioua pnrta nf the world, and the Trochct are
universally pronounced belter than any other articles.
Osrais only " llaowa'a UauicHiaL Taocaaa,"
and do not lake any of lbs H'rlIoi Imitation that
may be offered. .
Bold everywhere tn the I'uiled States, aud in For
eign Coiimriea, at 35 rent per boa. 6mtt!
J. W. McAFKE, U D. II CAKI'KNTfcR, M.I.
Will practice Medicine and Surgery in partnership.
Office near Dr. McAfee's residence.
Dr. Carpenter's residence four doors sooth of the
P. O., on Water slwut. Kulem, Dee. 1 1 , lWvVy
LaiurUnt Cromh ind Bfintjr
lo Ihe Dalr.
In. 8. .1. Allen's,
Wnrld'i Hair Restorer and Drtaalnt. .
The gmt aneqaallrd Preparations for
Restoring, Inrlirnrallnr, Beautlfjlnic,
anil Drrsslng Ihe Hair,
Rendering it soft, silky, and (lossy, ami disposing it
to remain ia any dVsircd riii"U ; qnirklr cleansing
the scalp, amsifnc tlx (all, and never fails to reelnr
trry hair le Ha nalnra! color, and produce
laiarlinl growth.
For sale br all Draga-ista.
Agenla. HoetHter, bioilb ft Dean, Kan Francisco. 6m
!. IIIMI I H 4 MU iib rrnla, i,.a,i,b
Trllooi.Hl U. erroiHl snd ..arih fruliri la nrt
sn..r,,h. HrHari la fnwrf iiaiHliiig ir. inrHI in bii.ikI.
T H fa,s.r SHI A !. l t.r.l. IS l
Greeley's American Conflict.
' Xo mull on our continent could so well and ao foilh
fully contpk-ie such a work as Ilontco (Ireeley, the
grcul Amorieiiii Journalist." Cat. Farmer.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
TDK undersigned, intending to go to the Southern
HtitUie, wishes to dispose of the ucncrnl ugoiicy of
the above valuable work, and olhan. Call aoon at H.
K. comer Commercial aud Division streets, or address,
liv letter, W. II. Rll AW, Salem.
IVoflce.
T1IK firm known ns Walt A Holler has dissolved
its business connection. All persona knowing
themselves indebted to the firm are requested to cull
and eettle the aame. Alao any persona Imving cluima,
to pres-nl the same. . WAIT ft ItULTKlt.
Ilee. IS, IHIifi 4'Jml.
TURKEYS! TURKEYS!
TIIBHE Will be a "HOOTING MATCH, for tnr
keva. at the Eureka House, on Bulurdav, Dec. t!3,
at I o'clock. -JLL'"1 N-
J. n. UNDKHWOOD, . OXO. B. DOHRIS,
Notary public. (
Underwood & Dorrls.
ATTORNEYS and Couaollors at Law, and Solicitors
in Chuocerv, Eagone, Oregon, will practice in all
tlio courts of this Stale. One of the Ann will alwnys
he In uttondance at courts In the Second Judicial Dis
trict. Particular altentioii paid to collections from
abroad. December IS, 18(15,
Notice
IS hereby given that at a meeting of the directors of
the Kevalone Gold and Silver Mining Company,
hehlon Dec. Ifitb, IWS5, an assessment of fiftv three
dollars on each original claim waa levied, pavahle In
gold and ailver coin, on Saturday, Deo. irfd,' 18115, to
tbe Seoretary of aaid Company.
J. T. HAMILTON, Secretary.
TVc. 18, 18fi5-wl
rreisccnt Mold and Silver ITIiiiiiiK Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Hoard of Directora of said rompanv, held at their
olllre , in Snlem, on the 12th of December, lmifl,n as
soaament of twenty ('ll) cents per share was levied
upon the Capital stock of said company, pavahle
within fifty days from this date, in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Plreetors.
J. M. KKELER, Secretary.
Salem. Dec. 13, 1SC5. ,
AdiniiiiMmlor'a Rnlc.
NOTICE is hereby givetithat Lailiiiinialrntriiof the
estate of Jas. W. Itoylo, dco'd. In pursuance of an
Order of tho county court of Mnrlon County, mnde at
the December term. lHti5, bv the Judge thereof, will
oiler for sale, at public auctuin, to the highest bidder,
the following described premises, belonging tn said cs
tato, to satisfy the -debts outstanding and costs of ad
ministration, in default of personal property sufficient
to discharge said dnnmnds, to-wilt Lota Xoa nod 3,
In Block X SI, in the city of Salem county of Mari
on, State of Oregon, together with Ihe buildings and
improvements thereon situated. Stiid sale will tHke
place upon the premises, on Saturday, the I :ttlt duv of
January, A. D. ltiti, between the hours of I and 4
o'clock, P.M , of said day. Terms of sale, gold or sil
ver coin-, one half cash iu hand, the other half payable
in six months, with security upon the premises sold.
JOSEPHINE P.BOYLE. Administratrix.
Dee. 7, ISIS. 4w42
BY virtue of an execution issued out of the circuit
court of the State of Oregon for Yamhill county,
und to me directed by tbe clerk of an ill court, in fnvor
of Green C. Davidson and ugainst David McLough
lin, and for want of persoiwl property, I have levied
npnn aud will proceed tu sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, ar the court house door, in Ijufavettn, in
siiid county, on SATL'KDAY, the 1:1th day of JAN
L'AltY, ltfiid, between the hours of !) o'clock a. in. aud
4 o'clock p.m. of said day. all the right, title, and in
terest of the said David McLoughlin tn the following
described real estaie.tu wit, being Lois til, Uli, 5-1, hi,
W, Ut, !Mi, 11, MS. I5, l.Vt. 107, $17, 'JJ4. 1!'.'",
S-lTs, Si34. iHil , 7li, 5477, aHI , URO, Ifil, 171, In the
town of Uayton, Yamhill county, Oregon, uecoiiling
to tbe recorded plat nf said town, said real estate to
be sold to satisfy said execution, interest and costs,
and-accruing costs. L. L. WHITCOMH,
Lafayette, Dec. II, I StiSw 1:42 Kheritf.
NOTICE.
IN Probate Court of Marion county, Klute of Or
egon, Dee. term, ISfiS. Estate of Mary S. Oibsnu,
decoused. The undersigned has this day been ap
pointed administrator of the estato of said .decedent.
All persons having claims against aaid ostate will pre
soot them to me at utv residence in said county within
the time allowed oy law. , It. C. OIHSI1N,
Doc. 5, IM.w4:ta Aibn'r.
Nolicu,
DOEH every person about Hiilem know Cross's old
Juke dog) II they douot.lt would be well they
did, for he is a thievish old hound. Over in Polk co.
he is known by the name of Juke Faw, or the snarly
old Dutchman. I give this notice to the public so ibey
can look out for him and not trust him. A mun that will
pay a just debt in greenbacks, after having tiro years
lo pay it in, and six mouths to get ready to pay, when
greeuhm-ks are worth only forty-five cents uu'tbe did
lar, will steal or do anything that is menu.
Iwpd ' A. WMtNAltY
Citation.
ESTATE of the minor heirs of Joel Perkins, de
ceased. Dee. 5th, lMtiD, County Conrt, Yamhill
aoiinty, Oregon. At tills day comes II. V. Allen,
guardian of die estate of the minor heirs nf Joel Per
kins, deceiiseil, and upon nllidavit and petition herciu
filed asks the court for n license and order to sell a
portion of Ihe rent estate heloniring to said heirs
and it appearing propoe and reasonable to the court
that said petition should be heard, it is thereupon or
dered by the court that the next of kin of the sail
wards, and all persons interested, be notified lo ap
pear at tbe court bouse in Yamhill county, Oregon, on
Friday, the full dy of .lalillitrv. IHfai. h'l whirh liitin
and place said petition will las heard and determined.
o. uuvt L.S, i;o. gunge.
liv 8. C. Aoams. Clerk.
Lafavclte, Dec. !. IW15. 4w'J
KSTltAY A'OTlK.
ri'AKKN UP In Dardanelles precinct, Jackion ouunly, on
a live, Tlh, 1M10, ailrawuerrr rnsii Cayuie h'irie, losna.
eil on the left hind hip with one hundred and eleven (I.U-
letl mini loot voile, tuur yesn olil. Alris,-o si fiw.
J AM h3 T. JUMA
IVurlii'iV Institute.
npHE Marion Comity Teachers' Association will
X hold an Institute in Salem, commencing on Toes
day, the trlith Inst., and continue three days. Teach
en, and frienda of educatiuuare earnesllv solicited to
attend. Entertainment provided free for Teachers
Inn a distance. n.i:. rr,Aii.i,
BELLE W. COOKE,
Salem, Dec. 5. IHIViw3:ll Executive Com
Sals' or .Hull'.
WELVE head of largo work MULES will be
sold at ST. LOl'IK. Marion rotililv, Oregon, nn
Wedneednv, Dec. '.II. IW, at Hlo'clock a. m. Terms,
a credit of nine months. A mre chance.
L. H. POt JADE, Administrator
Dee 4. 1RVid2t of estate of Smith Cnwond, dee'd.
$.10 lie ward.
STKAl ED or alolou from Ihe undersigned, fj
ope dark bay mare, a smalt star in lurehead,2A
saddle mark. l- hands and 1 inch high, in good comli
tion and high life, 8 years old lust spring was taken
last week trom near the comer or John Allen s pas
ture in Poik co. Also, was taken with tbe said ani
mal a small chestnut sorrel mare, blare face, sway
bui-k. belonging lo Mr. Ilrunnun. I will give S.1I for
n-birll of my mare, or .'sl for mare aud Ibief. The
bay mure was purchased from Cbaa Swegle, Cavalry
service, shortly alter tlie Ireiliet ul 'oi-?, atiu aiier
terwards helouged to John .lackioii, Polk eo.
Kalem, Dec. U, IHU..w:llll J.C. CAHOIIU.
olice
IS hereby given that the undersigned has lieen duly
antioinled executor of tbe estate of Amos Akers,
lale of Marion county, deressed. All persons having
claims against said estate will present them lo me at
mv residence in aald eounly within vix months, und
all persons owing said ealalo are rcooested to muke
:r.l:... - A UOillV'V
imilKoaic (in, nirii,. n. , t. ., ,
Salem, nee. II, lt.iwliHI r.xeeutur,
Notice.
IN Ihe matter nf the estate of John Chandler, de
ceasedSlate f Oregon, t'oiiniy of Douglas.
Whereas, the administrator of the estate of John
Chandler, lale of Douglas euuuty. Oregon, deceased,
baa filed bis account for tbe liual settlement of said
estate, notice ia hereby gietl to all perv.ui Interested
that Thursday, tbe fourth day nf the Jannary terra,
liuiii, of the comity eonrt for the ronnty and Stale
aforesaid, has been designated for ibe final aetllement
of said estate wllb the adiiouistralor.
Per order of the Court, Dec. 4, IHtiV
E.A LATIIROP.
4wll Clerk of Doaglae ronnty, Oregon.
' ISiilire. .
IV the mailer of the estate of A. B. Chapman, da
erased Stale of Oregon, Connie of liouglaa
Whereas, the administratrix of the eatate of A. B.
Chaiiiuan. late of Iouglita county, On-gou, deceased.
baa filed her areouut for the final settlement of aaid
eaiaie. nonce ia hereby givcu lo all ptreona interested
that Thursday, Uic fourth day of the January term,
IHtaj, of the county court for the eounly and Stale
aloresaid, baa beta designated for tbe fiuol settlement
of said estate with the administratrix.
Per order of the Court, Dec 4, IKio.
K. A. LATHItnP,
4w II Clerk of Douglas county, Oregon.
FIX A I. HE TILE MEN V.
IN CiKinty t'oort. I'.ilk connly, n.on S. J Osrd
ner, the administrator of IIhi eetale of the laut H.P.
Thornton, deceawd . liarina nlnl hia voucliera and
aked for s nnal sltleniaul, it ia therefore ordered
that the maitr will be bord and determined on Tues
day tlie lid dav of .innuary. iwiri. Notsre is hereby
yiven to the liext of kin and all persons Interested to
appearand show can.e, if any they have, why Ihe
tiual account almll not be allowed
CHAi. t MOOR, Cnnnty .IndKe.
Pallas, Iee t, !. Ilwi
a H.vixis ru a nut .s i i ice.
THE nodersianed bap beeu duly appoiuted by the
Probate t on rt ol Mari.ni csiainy. State of Or
eiroa. ailioiuistraior of llie estate of Smith i'awood.
late of said rounir. derard. All pereoas havine
claims airaiiMl laid eitale will preennl them lo iae al
rov resilience in Waeouda, ia swh! eoonly will, In Ibe
lime allowed by law. L il. i'OL JAOK,
Salem, lec. 4. Ikwipd4l Adm'r.
WlttAsIITTt IHCAMf BUT, Is. (. lOOf..
Mk rnoy tiik nitjrr aniuhiiid x f
p'tidr Kveninirs of earl, month, at
H dork, in their Hall. In H'dman a lllmk.
llrelbrrn in k'ood slamlia am inetled lo
.tiend a. i.. m v.v,rr
. Last Call for Taxes,
TM-iIRTY PAYS luivhifr nxiitrril i'nett my vluit lo
i lh I'rni'inrlt) fur tlm jmr jurist) of nillcrtititf tlm
T.WKS, evt-ry .mo who linn not (mid irt ihmv liulile lo
could, wliicli in i ii itii y iiiBtftWi' would mimimi tn in nre
tliun lla Ittxt'n 1 will vet iillovv until llif fc'IUT
DAY OF JANUARY KfcXT witbout run kin if conU,
but, potttirey. tkhvrvihuh lima I will KNOW Jn'O
ONE, und cliHrK it 1 1 the law nllowi. Bcnide, I will
not tvuit for you V) come to iihi me, but will bo uroutid
tofuw von iu your expuiiHe. "A word to the wise in
iiillicioi.t." HA MX HKADNK'K,
SalfMii, Xov.t7, IMS. Tux ?olleRtor Murion Co.
NEW DRUG STORE
Union Block, Salem, Oregon,
W. 1C. iFlGBY,
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Salem and vicinity that he has uneneiied it
Wholesale and Retail Drag Store,
where he hones to merit the iiatronuue of those who
mav fnvor liim with a call.
lie otters to the public, in quantities to suit, nt low
rules, a Keneral assortment of
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS, . ' "'
PA TENT MEDICINES
Aver's Atrue Cure, Cod Liver Oil,
Cherry Pectoral, Hclienck's Hyrnp, ,
Hnrsnparilla,
nwaim s runncea.
Mustang Liniment.
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Baker's Pain Panacea,
Kennedy's Modical Discov
l-i l is.
Jayne'sKxpectorant,
Alterative,
Vermifuge.
Carminative Balsam,
ery,
hanative nils,
i Ointment,
Qruefenberg'sCatbolicon, Ointment for
harsapnrilla, nnit uiieum sc rues,
Bitters, Russia Halve,
' Children's Mrs Window's Soothing
Panacea. Green Byrup,
Mmmtuiii Ointm't, Keating' a Lozenges,
Dvsuuterr Bvrun. Mrvan'a Wafers.
ITeinbold's Kiirsaparilta, Deviue Lozenges,
r.xtrncl itncltu, AlcLAne s liaelies,
Rose Wash, " Pills.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Xewoll's ('onuh Syrup.
Cherry, Mrs. btipp's Thoracic Dal
Ifiill's LmiK Ibilsam, sam, ,
llootlund'a ltittors, Watt's Nervous Antidote,
Mollul's " Qi-oiiiier's Headache Item.
Pille. - - edv.
Sauilfnrd'a Invhrorator, Toothache Anodyne.'
I ills, French Patent .Medicines,
Jucob's Dysentery Cordial, prnkes, Hoiletmr's I. nose
Townsenil's Sursaparilhir vain's, and ltichardsun's
Hands'
miters,
Boitodout, nn olexunt tooth
wash, , .
All kinds of preparations
for tlie hair.
Hull's "
Hall's "
bVnvill's Wood & Liver
Sy nip.
Winchester 'sKyrnpnf liv- Tucth Brushes, HalrBrush-
pliosphale Lime & Soda, es, Combs, .
Rhodes' Anne Cine, All kinds of Per uiues und
India Cholau;ou:uo, Toilet articles,
American " ' Trusses. Shoulder Unices,
Hamburg Tea, laitler Paper, Huvelopes,
" Plnslor, Pens, Ink, etc., eto.
Brown's Bronchial Trocbea , ,
And such fancy articles as are usually kent in a II r si
class drug store. Pleaso cull and examine for your
solves. . ' "
I'hvairiuns' Prescriptions cointioumlod bv conniotent
Apothecary.
riateni, Oct., l.iii.i. 35:ly
a uwxisfkTruK'Ti)f7ci:-
IN' the County Court of Yamhill eounly. Oregon
Iu ProliHle, the estato of Win. A Culliertson, dee'd.
Now on I liia Jib day of December, lHiiA. comes A.
Brudburv, administrator of the estate of Wm. A. Oil
berlsou, dee'd, and tiles a petition praving the court
tor an order lo soil tlie real estate of tlie said deceased
to pay tlte debts and expenses of administration. It
is ordered I bat said petition ho neurit at tlio court
bouse in said eounly of Vanihiil on Friday, the 6tb
diiy of January, laiili, Bnd that notice of said hearing
he given to the next of kin and all persons interested.
uy piioliriition lor four weeks In the tlretfon State,
mini newspaper. Haul laud is described as tbe dona
tion land claim nf snid deceaecd and Ibe undivided
one half of the donation land claim of John T. Jef
freys and wife, nil Iviua and beiiur in Yamhill county
aforesaid. J. W. COWLS, Cn. Judge. '
Dec. II, lHfifi. dlwlpd
ADMlXlXTJiA TOR'S SlTlC.
IX Cmuty Court of YHinliill emintv, Ori'oii, De
ixMiibtr tunii, 1 Ht ii. In I'rolmte, i'lio ttute of A
J. Merudilh dtoortsod. On tliiit Oili day of Deceiuber,
Iftft, -miieti Join. Perry, Hliiiiiiiitmtiir of the eiMute
of A- J. Aiemtlitli.de.'iu'tMl, und tiled hi politiuu pmy
iiitf the court u yrant an onler lo wil tlte rent etuU)
nf the etiiuto of the wihl dHceuud to pny the dt'bu
nud cxpenoi'M of mliiiiiiistra'ion, wliicli real tslHte is
dewiibinl u Lhe donation land flniia of tho crtitl de
ceaw.'d, lyiim and beiiitf in Vmiiliill cuutitv, Ort'Kon,
conUininy I'.T H3-1IK) iwien ol hind. Ii i nnlprvd tlntl
miiti petition te hunrd ut the court houm; in wtid coun
ty nn Friday, tlie lh day of January, IKtltJ, and that
notice t lie roof he i veu to the next of k in und all per
boii ititcrcntfd hy four vrwkn' publirHtioti in the Or
efron SiaieHnmn tie(ipaM:r. J, W, COWLS,
Doe. r). IKIkiw'.iJI Co. Jude.
ii. 11. SiBWAan, Attwrney.
II tho mutter of tlio cntute of John Fortune, de
reused. .State of Oinii, Couaty of Foriiflui.
U bcreafl, the administrator of tlm ORiute of John For
tune. Iat of Doiiuhm cnunlv, Oreyon, decerned, has
fik'd hiit urcoant for tho limit lU'ltlpnient of uttid eutale,
iiiilice 1m IihirIiv iivpn to nil iwrsmim liiitritHlfd tlir
Thuniduy the oarth day of tho January torui, I Hi it,
of the county court for the county nmf Htate afore
aid, han Uwn desinatRd for the tiual aetl lenient of
a al estate with the Hdniniictrutor.
Ter order of tlie Court, IH-c 4, IWK
K. A. LATHROP,
4wtl Clerk of I)onlin) county, Orem.
ftotice.
HAVING punliHwd the entire bite rent nf flHrdiner
Chttn, hii intffrent in the II rm known an the
(Itirdiuer Uill Co. eentee from Hiid Hrter the 1st day of
Docs-mlter, IHtiO. 'J'he niidurnitfuud will routinuethe
liiii iK-f-n m the name place aiul under Ihe Httme name,
and will UHMiine und nettle all rluinm for and ayainBt
tbocouceni. JOHN KIU.'SK,
DAVID MOKKV.
OKOKUK 11AIJKU.
Cardlner, Otfti.. Nov. tTi, I Hi LI. ,4w4l
STHAYED from the unJerfiKiied nt rtfnni-
Citvoulhe -t:h Xovenitwr hint, one L.iVsCTJX
mart), j yearn old, Li hatitU hijfb, atjtr in her fore
head, branded tlunre 4 on lull hip. been (net I J niih
from Oregon City ou the aSilvcrtoti roud. U'lioever
will return raid mare to W. Ii. Part low, Oregon City,
or to the iinderi(ii-d, will lw liberally rf warded.
Deo. I, sMiiAW:(.t in K. Hv. KOhLKlT.
PICTURES! PICTURES!
New Photographic Gallery!
SK. OH AY. V f'O. wmiltl renHHi fully unnounce to
the ritixenN of ShIoih nnd fietuity tlmt thy have
opened n nirlure ithIIitt tin Ihe nMiiim formerly occu
pied by Kenyon), whure tlmy are prepured lo take
PhotoKraphn, AmbrotjpcH. MetalnutypciT,
Photographic Visiting Cards.
And erervthintr In thir line from n larire elxe down to
iWket HntHHt I'iu plctnret. Kverythina: executnl in
the bent ttyle.
Satisfaction Given or no Chance,
Term ifuonable, I'p itiiirn. over Helm Ac Juck
ou't Drug (Store, State street, Salem.
S. E. GRAY, & CO.,
Kili-iii, Nor. M, if3 talliikKI
mTr"b l e w'olFt k.
A. J. M0XH0B.
y:Ai.Kii
111
f-iiliffiniiii. Viirmoiit, and Ilaliau
,H AH ML KM,
Monnmrnli, Olitliski, llrml nod Foot Mouei,
8I-KM, OltWUlN.
Also, llanllea aud Kurnilura Marble fiimisliril tu
onler. V-'lnlifHl
faollrp.
WK TAKK this method of InfurmliiK oar old pat
rons tlmt we have sold nor slack of men'haiidise
lo Messrs. Y Kartels and A Rreyman. who will eon.
tinne the boiioeea at the old staiid, under the style of
V. Ilartels dc Co Thankful for the aenorous wlron.
aae we have received at yobr hands, for the last thir
teen years, we uke plerumre In racoinmemlina' onr
snrcmiaorB for a trial, recllnf coiiUdent that tbey will
deal jueily and liberally tviib all who may favor them
with patronage.
' J. H.fcl R.M0OKM.
Salem, No. IS. W :if .
Keferrin lo llie above notice, we take pleasnre in
informing the public that we have retabliind our
selves nuderlhe flrm nf If. Ilartels St Vn. to carry on
a wholesale and retail business in general nitrrban
dine, and hope by flood assortments, low prises, and
strict attention to bueitieee, to merit a liberal sham of
Iheraelom. HA HTV.l..
A. IIHKYMAN.
Salem. No IS. IV
Oil FMisithiK.
11 M'i.INK HHKI.TON. havlti Inken lesmais in
I.AXDHI AI'K and IIKAl) PAI.NTINO of one
of the best artists In r-all Kranclseo. propraes lo aive
lenons iu tho same. Specimens lo lie seen si Mil
Ifomrry'e Picture flajlcry. Will also color Photo
yrapbs in oil or water colors. Salem. Jnne M y
For Sale.
rpilHKK HOL'SKH and liT. wllb ajnoJ HAMN8,
1 tu. Terina easv. Apply to
Salem. Oct A H.:f::M t. M. PI-AJIONDON.
' I'rrsirli Window (ilusa,
STA1NKII III.AHH. and rwured (lias. Gold Uf,
llraininat Toole, aioel and Sable Hair Hroabea,
Diaimaid lilaee ( nUers. Ire , ere., ol
ortt) MYhUH, 111 flllKS. h (',,.
PAINTf.
MIXKl) PAINTS, for iminlltiir Wairnna snd Car
.'I riHii.-i, all kinde of odors, in oil aud water, for
lln rsintinp, al
oci-" 5IYKI1K, 111 OH1.S. S VO
IIOMTKTTKIt'H
1'tU TKI
STOMACH BITTERS.
A pi-ppuiiiliou nniiiin?
PUUB OLD ESSENCE Ul' RYE,
With all the recognized Tonic, Laxative and Antl-BlT
ions UKMLDIW OK AltT AND NATL'UK.
Protective Propnrties.
Prevents Fever aud Ague und Billions Itwnittent
I',...-,. I,,,-i,,.-,i,.. it,,, lli ifuoa of Diirestion und tho
)V,vcl Steadies the Nerves und minis M) ProLeuuS
Lite. ; - , . - i
Itomrdlnl Properties.
Cnrca DyspepsiaLiver Complaint General De
bility, Depremion of Spirits Consumption--Intermittent
Fevers and all complaints arising from bodily
weakness. As an Appetizer,
TONJC, FKVKR AND AOCB WiKVENTIVE
' And Hll Billions Disorders,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitteri .
stand pre-eminent as the" '
Crcntent Medical Discovery ;.of the Age,
' ' and as an ..-'.
ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD PCUIFIEB,
they are prescribed and recommended by ail l'bysl,
ciaua wherever they have been introduced. .
The extraordinary aud increasing demaud (or these
BITTK.US is unparalleled -. , ' ,
.V THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE,
and can be bad everywhere throughout tho' ciriliaed
world whure newspapers are circulated or read. , . ,
Almanacs or Pamphlets, '
with testimony of their success from tbe Farmer and
the Sailor from the Merchant and the Pbysieianr
and from tbe Legislative Halls of .
' OUB UNITED COUNTRY .
may be obtained FREE of all Dealers everywhere.
IIODGK &. CALEF,
WHOLESALE DRUOOISTS, POR TLAND,
W Front 8treot,
Sole Agents for the State. '
"-" PoiiTi.An,July 14th, IH60.I
Msssss. Ho no a k CAt.sn
fVeareiafH Iu answer to your latter of even,
dnl. reforrinu to the Lioiasa Law affecting; "HOS
TKTTEK'S BITTERS," I have to sav that no License
Is required, coming us they do, unilor tbe head of
Proprietary Prepuratiuna. This decision is announced
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Wash
ington. TIKIS. PltAZAlt,
U. 8. Assessor Internal Revenue, ,
Y : - , : Portland, Oregon.
skth K. HAMMEIt, Notary Public. wm. s. barksk
. HAMMER Sc BARKER','
Commission Mcrrhnnts and Auctioneers,
, and Agents for
Buying, Selling, and Renting Real Estate,
Collecting Rents dt Debts, Procuring Employtnent,Ato
MOORES' BLOCK, 8ALE1I.
Rr.rrRMcrs: Messrs. J. II. dt I. R.Moores, Heath
& Dearborn, J. B. Si H. Hirsch, Salem i Crawford,
Sloouin 4t. Co., Vancouver! Col. ft. B. Curry, Fort
Vancouver! Dr. W.II. Walkins, Portlands Hon. O.N.
Denny, Dalles City. - ?Nov.ii7i le65tf;'IM
G. W. GRAY & CO.,
DEALERS IN'
il, UllUllilllLDi ILUlll II AHUi
QUEENSWARE,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c,
, ' ' 'AI' TIIKItl l'.
NEW STORE,
Corner of Stale ana Liberty fUrccta,-
' .1
NALlCMe 1X t
Tli public aro r.-spoclfiilly invited to examins our
rEESH STOCK,
J VST OPK!f Kl), and NOW OKPKltKI) YOH SALE
As Cheap as nnj In the Market.
CT Tlie hiirhsst prico uiiid for Bailor, KKs, Slid
all kinds of Produce.
: O. W. OKAY UU.
Salem, Nov. Isl, lHIH. . , :t(ini4id
i 1. . . -
HELM & J ACKS 0 N,
Sliilc StitM't, Snlciii.Orrgon. '
rfL Iu llie Uulldiuir foroierly sculpted by Kenyon.
DSALIKS IN
Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils,
By Stuffs, Fancy Soap, Feribmerjr,
HAVING larsely iiioraased the Hlork.ni Helm t
8 ns. weare now ureoarcd u supiily the clliaeua
of Maleni and tlie snrroundiiiK country with
Drags that are Fare,
And ns Cheap as can be llonhl iu this Market.
Also Constantly on Hand ,
TUB DF.8T
. WINES AND BRANDIES,
For Medicinal Purposes.
Also well selected Stork nf
Paints and Oils, Window Glass and Putty,
Varnish, Varnish Brushes, tyc.
I'hyslriuns' Prescriptions properly eonipouudod. !
We solicit the piitronaa;e of the Public, frellnif conn
limit that we ran arive aeneral satisfaction.
DIC. T. II. JA K0.
1)IIYSICIAN.SiirTon anil Olislelrician, formerly
ef Miaion county, Misaonri, tenders bis senriees ut
the citbieiisof Halcm and viriniiy. Olllve up slsirs
over Helm fc .lacksoD's I)ra plora. uovi:iy:i"
AVAivri':i.
A 01)01) CViper, Ui work In liv shop. '
J. IM'NHASI.
H.ilun, Nov. VS. Kii,Vw:ipd
ANEW m.n BLE DISCOVERY.
IK YOU wish your blood nuriOi'd, and Tonririlcm
iliviKoraU d, ui lo Dr. J. V . Murray's ollice and pro
cure a buttle of bis vahaiMo Hsluun. If you wish
Ibe enlii Kiment of the lamaila of the throat curwl
without fail, k to I'r- Miirmy'solllcaanil procure one
botile nribepiKir man's fririid and Ihe rich man's
blrssinK. If yoit wish your aches and pains cured
without fail.KO to tlie orijrual sompoundur of ihe
Manic Oil, and procure a buttle of the pain aonlhrr.
Iluice ou Slate street, ouo diair weal of the llennelt
House.
,T. Tj. COOMIW, M.l.
(Lale of C'urvallis),
PHYSICIAN, SURCEON, ETC.,
tlrrii fCi.e s Hnildinu. ever Wells. Fariro. &
t'o.'s euuanee frui Stark Sueol,
,,, I'OKTLAM). J6
Happiness or Misery;
THAT IS THE QUESTION.
rTIHKPKOPItlKTOKSilK THK "PA IKIt; Ml'.
1 SKI M t'K ANATOMY ANU SCIKNCK." have
dele mined, reard!e nf eapeusa, lo liene I
(for the lien. lll or sutiorinK u amiyi ijmr m
most IntiTe.iiuir and insirnciive I.I'.CTCRKH, on
MAIlltlAlii;, and its diuBtiilciiiii K.rvqus U-
hilily, Premature Ielin of Manhood, I inhae.1
Weakness or Drprnwinn, lieaof Y.tmrpy ami Vital
Power, llie ureal hm-iiil Kvil, and Ihoiai niuhidics Hint
result from vonthful follies. evii of maturity, or if
norani-e of Hvaoloiry aud Nature's lws.
'I'bese invaluable leturee have lasen the means of
enlitflitenimr and eaviuir thoiisanda. and will Im for
wurlod KIIKKou receipt nf Twenty -live C'enle Iu
pcNitaire stas", by addreseinH Secretary ItiaTie Mil.
cum of Anatomy and Science, Pine Si oret, riuu Kratl
CISCO
I v I seller I
livia
la sent thrnuifh Walls. Karuo dt Co.
MS. uantM. , , c.w. man. o.ty. taaia.
ARMES &. DALLAM,
Iniiorttm ud Jullwr of '
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
1IHCSIIK3. TWINES. C0UUAGE, ice. i
Ami Uatiiifviurert of
California -Pails, Tubs,
HKUOM9. tic. Ace.
Nos. 'J17 and SI'J Sarnuneiito atreel,
Between Front and Havls,
8AN FRANCISCO.
snSts
Varnishes!
NOItl.K A Hoar's Amerlmn, twh, t'opnl, Hen
sine tlamar, and Shellae Vamlsb. at
MY Ml. Hi-mux It OO
Bi-d""prlsB, Buby Nrringen,
rrKIINKS. VAMSW, CIMIH't ANKPTH. for sole
1 IIIIF.VMAN ItlillS
JUST RECEIVED
! ",11
iAT..
: i . . .
i J i . U i
BREU.UH BROTHERS!
LARGE A880HTMENT OP '
I GENERAL' KERCnAlP
..FOR TBI.. '' "' "' '"
Full nnd Winter Trade t
' -. " ?,f jsa'i'3
' f SUCH A8
,.'". " .-.. - .';: -,....!:
Dry Goods Fancy Goods Clothing, ,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Ilirdwarf, Crockery and CliHwari,
.,, We would call part icular attention to oar Into
styles of
ladie' and Ilisses1 acaks. l1,
Fars. Nubia. Breakfast Shawls,
ij . . .
t(i4KjBi'jBto.v ,0 A
tV Our stock kits been selected with great Oarej ' ,
and Willie sold at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, '
FOitCAsniC 1,1-.;;.: i
All kinds ol produce taken ill exchange for goods.' ''
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z1 CAI.I. AND SJBB ;
BREYMAN DRO'G
JO-!" V I
.'Jlil-IIIT '
WANTED,
1 C ((( BUSHELS WHEAT, for which we
lt,JVJJ will
nay the hiirhest market price in
cnah. . . BKKYMAN BROS.
All You that Want Stoves,
Fnrmf r, Counlry IcrthanH, md olht'n,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, 1 '
fpiIAT Ibe umlersifnied have now ill store snd nre
I constantly receiving, DIRECT FROM NtXW
YOKK, every variety and style of
Cooking and , Warming Stoves,
Cookiiiff Utensils Ketues, Pots,
runs, Bakers Boilers,. StowersH
' Audirous, Dogirons, Tongs, Sliov- , ,
els, Big Puns, Little Paus, and
i Milk Pans, Coffee Pots and Tea
Vots; Tin Cup, Bucket and Dip
! perB; Stove Pipe of all sizes; m
I Lead Pipe, and Copper Pipe, and
i Iron Pipe ; Sheet Tin, Block Tin,
Sheet Iron, and Sheet Zinc; Fruit
Cans ; Churns ; Large Iron Ket
i tics, Brass Kettles snd Copper
Kettles, Zinc, Copper, Brass nud , ;i
i Iron, Wiro. !. . .
i FORCE AND LIFT PCMPS.
JAP.ANNED ;W ARE, s r.
And everything kopt in such esubishmeuta.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
" ..AT..
' Portland Prices. ' '''
We purclisae onr stocks in New York City, In
amounts of Irons tlteeu le twenty thousand dollars at. i
a time, Ret low freitfhts aronnd the " lieia," and eani f
therefore afford to give country merchanUand all oth
ers deairinK od bariraina as tliore are in Oregon.
MnnnfsrtnrlnK and repairing of jill work In our line'
promptly done at tlie aioat reasonable rates. , I
Romember llie place, . ' , ,'. '''"
STARR OROTHERQ
HHdqaRrten Building, BsIsjsi
MYERS, HUGHES, & Co,,
, Wholesale and Retail .
Dealers in all kintla of,
(liwerieH, Paintu and OiIh,
BrnHhcH, Putty, Alcohol,
, Crockery, Gltwsware,
Lamps, Pocket and Table .
Cutlery,
Vmh1 and willow wart!,
,. , , eDye-Stuftft,
Tolmccti mid Cigaiv, Ba
con, Jjird, Hutter, Epg,
Oats, Potntoes, tfec. fec.
Store under tho Legisla- '
tive Hall, Holmau's block, ,
oc9 ' ' SALEM. 32di0 i.
Hops Tar Holn,
IlATKJiT AaleOrease. Urd OH, Nut till. Purer
Oil, Neaurnot Oil. t'a.lor Oil, Olive Oil, Linseed '
Oil.t'oal Oil, nnd lletialne, at
.h-i'.i m vF.its, nronw, ro -
BUY OE.V17.VK
DOWNER'S COAL OIL,
Alt'I.AHK s) APOTHKCARIK8' HAIL, f' I
ConiurHtais and IJbertr its , onpoelte Ihe new Hotel
halem, (Id 'dtHf J K. t'LAHK, Apothecary.
Wool Wanted.
w
K will pay Ihe llinHKST market ratee uoe.;
half cash, one half merchandise for WOOL, '
II K A 1 11, UtAHUUKN, St utA
Haleis. Mar W, litoo.
Vnr R1a At ft Earcfl.n.
4m A ll'H'NE and II) acre Ul T in ibe Iowa of
JLi BKTHKI, A irood kill snd valley stork range
adiiiiuina: the idle. Kor terms, enonire of Jeff. JoaeS,
or ef Hr. II L'lir-O.N, al Dallas. Nov. 6, IWmwIiW
Furs, Furs,
THK highest market price paid in CASH for BKA
VKII, OTTfcK, MINK, and COON 8K1NH, kr
Kit HAUUSfc McCkAKlN.; ,
rorlsaad, October , I (too. , :t!mi , ,
Fara fir Ella, . -
THK Undersigned offers for sal die Saraa la 1
Ok
A Marion county, one mile east of Hall s rerrv.im t
tbe road lesuling lo Modem, consisting of
! N-r r GsmI La ate t .
nrt prairie and part litnbar, well sapplied with wa
ter, havian dwelling hnnee, barn, orchard, sad oilier
impmvsnwMo Un it. The qnality ef the land te not
excelled by any ia Ihe State. Terms vary reaeonable. -
Heranns deairinK to purrhaer s hoote, will do well to,
call snd inapeet the praaiieee. TJ HAXTK.H
Halea.Oct 1 'i.i,