She (Drcjjou tatcomitu.
IHKBSlojr STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
are requested to meet at Halem, oil Thursday, the ISth
of i'ubruary next. Whore vacnncloi may occur In
the Committee, the County Committees are rej united
to llll them, as it is doairablo to huvu n full attendance
Ht tliat time. I. U. MOOUK8.
Chairman Union Hlate Central Committee.
Halem, Oroiron, Jan. let, IHlili,
Tbc Union County Central Committee of Polk co. are
requested to meet at Pallas, on Saturday, the 13th day
of January, lHt!tl, to tranaart important hualncaa.
W.C.WIIITSON, Chairman.
,8iilera, Jan. 1, !(!. 2w
Yaqi'iki llAVWe publlah today, hy rcucat, cor
respondence between Measra, Huntinjitou and 8inipaon,
In relation to affaire at Yttqiiitiu Hay, We understand
the latere to contain all the Information now In the pna
apHHi.iri of the Indian Department. It la, of course, act
tlcd that the laud around the hay la to he opened to set
tlcment anmeliow or other.aud we rejoice ut the reault.
The citizens of Benton, with some assistanc. from oth
er countloa, have been for a couple of ymrs endeavor
ing to obtain a foothold upon the cuaat, and an outlet
there to San Francisco and olsewlieni. The Coast
Mouutalna, the Indian Hworviillnn, and other obata
clea were in the way. All seem now removed, and set
tlement may go on. The road was traveraed by wagons
and even atages, to some extent, lait summer, and an
other snniiner'a work will probably put it in condition
to transport heavy freight. The trade of the Willam
ette river will now have to compete with the trado or
Ynipilnn. We learn that application will be made to
Conjrreas for a grant of land similar to that given to
the Eugene Central Itoad, lu aid of the road from Ya
quiua Hay to C'orvallia. It ought to be granted. The
distance from Corvallls to the head of tidewater on Ya
quina la forty-five miles about thirty miles less than
from the same place to l'ortluud, und over a very feasi
ble route.
Tiiavkling on lira Wits One Jiime Kogin, alias
Ulackeny.ulias Forrest, la now In the Marlon County
Jail, under the following circumstances : Last week
lie wont to Durblti's livery stable and hired a line horse
to rldo down to French Prairie- According to his own
statement, when he got down to the Praire, he reflected
upon the matter, and concluded that tlio horse was Ilia j
end to verily this opinion, be aays that he slopped and
waited two days at Dutchtnwn to see if an officer would
come after him. No oflicer coming to claim the hone,
lie made sure the Iwrse was really bis, and went on to
Portland and sold him for $75. In the mcuutime, bur
bin hud concluded tliut his customer was staying rather
long on the Prairie, and started after hliu, traced him
to Portland, and arrested him and brought him back to
Balers. In his preliminary examination before Ms hon
or, Judge Peebles, he plead " not guilty " to stealing ;
thought if he had committed an ollVuac, it was a meie
breach of trust, and not a theft, al he undirstnod the
law. The Judge could not " sec it iu that light," and
sent him to jail to mm it a trial. He had only about
thirty dollars when he was arrested, and that he geuer
oualy offered to Durbin, to repay him for the trouble of
coming alter the horse so far. Durbin turned the money
over to the muTi who had been deceived with a stolen
horse, and took his animal. f
A MYSTKUioia DisTKMrm During the past week,
our enterprising townsman, Mr. Frunk M. Stanton, hue
Buffered a very serious loss, in the death of three of his
valuable horses. The disease with which the horses
were afflicted is a mystery to everybody. No one fa
miliar with such matters baa beeu able to give an opin.
ion, or even a conjecture, as to what waa the matter.
Somo have compared the ditcaso to something like
41 blind stagger." A very thorough post mortem eX'
amlnntlon of the horses revealed no traces of the dia
eaae in tire brain, or In any of the vital organs. The
horses seem to bo affected ul I over the body, as with an
ugue fever, or something of that i'id All the horses
in the same stable (five) were attacked, but at the time
of writing this but three have died.' No other horses
in town have been attacked, that we can hear of , in a
similar manner. The horaea lost by Mr. Stanton were
well worth $700, and be has our hearty sympathy in
this streak of bad luck.
New Y$ar Dinnkii. Hy the polileucasof Smith, of
the Dennett Ilouoe, In oumputiy with others, wcjiadthe
pleusure' of discussing bis " New Year Dinner." We
pronounce it superb in every respect. Smith evidently
" knows how to keep a hotel," and that is the highest
compliment " on this coast." May his prosperity in
crease, continue and e; dure as long as he so bountifully
administers to the comfort of his fcllow-citizcns.
Hon. J. H. D. Hknubkson, Oregon's Itepresentntive
in Congress, is taking a very prominent position iu the
present Congress. He la a member of the two most im
portant committees for this country" Miues and Min
ing " and the " Pacilic Railroad" Besides this, he has
introduced Borne very important resolutions definin;
treason aud the great crime of secession, and also a bill
to repay to Oregon the money our Slate has expended
in defending tbc frontiers.
Jacisok Countt This county was culnrgcd by the
recent special session, eo as to take in the Fort Klam
ath portion of Wasco county. This insures a Union ma
jority in Jackson county at the next election.
Tns New Towns' CotsuiL There is considerable
complaint that the new Couucil for Salem does not meet
and transact imK)rtant business, afTe ting the interests
of the city. Will not the Mayor ace to It, that a writ of
kaiea$ corput be adinini-tercd by Chief Manual bar
ker to the delinquent functionaries.
Tut Saktiaji Qi'ahti Mili.. We are Informed that
this Mill is actually in operation, crushing rock from
the " White Bull " lode, but with what results we do not
hear. That matter is on the " inside."
Rruoiors Rkvitai. A very interesting revival is
now going on at the Meth'alut Episcopal Church, iu this
city. On yesterday, fifteen ersons nniled with the
Church, und a large number of others have sought the
prayers of the Church.
Revival Wf learn that a religious revival has late
ly been in progress at Pleasant Hill S -hoolh.iuse, under
charge of Rev. C. C. liiley, Baptist. The ordinaiiio of
liaptism waaai!.aiiisterf d to quite a number ol converts.
I. 0. 0. FTlie officers of Cliemektta Lodge No.
will lie Installed ou Friday evening next, by the officers
of the (IraiiJ lysine. All Odd Fellows in s.',d Wand
ing, together witli their families, are invited to attend.
Agbockd. The steamer Sierra Nevada got aground
in a fog. a abort distance above St. Helens, on her last
trip to Portland.
CoMPUMEKTARt. We nri glad hi notice
thnt joint resoluUoiis have been passed in the
Oregon Legislature, highly complimentary to
Collector Adams. 1 he compliment ts from
quarter that makes it valuable and ire think it
well deserved on the partot Mr. Adams.
The resolutions allege that "gross franrlt
have been practiced upon the revenue of the
tiation by divers persons navis-atmo; the high
em helween the porta ol ami r raucisoo, Lai.
Victoria. Vancouver's Island, und Fortlnnd,
Oregon." And that Collector Adattis by hit
'persevering, and truly ooinmcnduble vigilance
aud autiring performance of duty." baa sue-
needed in ferreting nut and bringing to trial
and conviction, persona and vessel! engaged in
these frauds npon onr Kevenne.
From what we can learn these fraode were
practiced daring the administration preced
ing that of 'resident Linooln with imnuoitr.
Like robbers as titer, were of the government.
the parties engaged in these frauds had become
bold. A social glass or two would generally
give them an easy pa-sage hy the port, and
when a laithml Collector in the person ol .Mr
Adams, undertook to do his duty and to lay
hold of them with Hie rtrong arm of the Inw
tliev did'nt know what tn ninke of it. Hut
Adams it the man tn teach these gentlemen
If he cnu't make them "walk the piank." we
Jon t know who can. lue regime which h
has instituted, and which nobody who knows
him doubts he will continue, will lie profitable
to the government, salutary to the morals of
these smuggler, and highly oreditable to him
elf. I'ancoerer lleguter.
TllR ASSASSIHATIOM pARTT. The L
Crosse (Wisconsin) Dtmotrat say :
John Wilkrs Booth is an angel compared to
General Kemamin F. Iluiier. and a thousand
time more a model man. auJ mora respected
all over the world than this shoulder-strapped
beast. Ben. Butler.
John Wilke Booth, the asiaseio of Abraham
Lincoln, a Democratic, angel! And such I
modern Democtacy.
CORRESPONDENCE IN RELATION TO H
QUNA BAT.
Coiivai.i.ih, .lan.n, 1M0.
J. W. 1'KniT Ili'ifriwiTOK, Pop't Indisn Attain :
Sir -I was hiloimeil, on the lliith of last month, that
aumniierof persona had enteterl npnii the Hiletr, Kes
fruition, In Hut vicinity uf Yicpiliiu ll.iy, for the pur
pose or taKing tuna claims.
I mime a renulsitton unun Lieut, minnar, cnininauuinK
detachment at Hiletz block-house, for assistance to re-
love all iiersnns from the Heservalion who were mere
In violation of law. Ho very proiuply compiled, am
proceeded forthwith, with a detachment of meii under
is rnmmaiul, to the locality anova meniinneu, i uc
nniiHiiled him myself, and found, when arriving at tlio
place ilcsiulialed, that a number ol pernios weie there,
no tllUt tliey nau f recieu ilium's, eu... uiiii hiiiii-ii nit-
laml.- I illierii-d their bni diiurs to he destroyed , and
that all h persons lie removid from the Reservation,
which was promptly compiicn whii.
I would most respectfully submit the foregoing, and
ask for further instructiun.
Very respectfully, voiir oh t servant,
HEN. SlSll'SOtf, U.8 Indian Agent.
OmCU SlTKIlIKTtNIIKNT InMIAN AKFAIBS. )
Salkm, Oregon, Jan. 6, lniiO. (
IIkk. BiMfloV, U. 8. Indian Agent, Bilctz Koservntinn t
Sir 1 have to acknowledge the receipt of your let'
tt-r of 3d instant, advising this olllce of recent transac
tions upon the Coast Reservation, and in the vicinity of
Ynipilou May, and asking further instructions in tlio
mutter.
In reply. 1 have to any that a telegraphic dispatch.
dated 27th December, lHilfi, wan received at this office
on the ild Instant, from the Commissioner of Indian
Altulrs, as toitowa :
" The President has relieved from reservation the fol
lowing boundary : Commencing at a point two mils
south of tlio Biletr, Agency, thence west to the I'uclllc
cceun, thence south along said ocean to the mouth of
the Alsea river, thence up said river to the eastern
boundary of the Ileaeivution, thence norlh along said
eastern boundary to a point due east of the place of
beginning."
No further official intelligence nnon the auhleet has
been received, but I learn that private dispatches from
nasuiugtou,oi similar tenor, were received some davs
earlier.
Of course, so brief and indefinite a (iisnatch is Insuf
ficient for complete guidance in the mutter ; but as it
lenrty imncatea tne intention or t lie tiovornincnt to
give the lands included in the boundaries named to set-
tlera. upon some terms or other, it may properly bo con
strued as suspending previous instructions as to exou
sion of siiuitters. i therefore diiect thnt you do not
(unless otherwise instructed) interfere with nnv person
settling upon said tract, so long as they ohcr tile infer
courae laws and conduct themselves properly. I refer
von particularly to the Acta of Congress approved
Juno Ihilh, March .1, 1M7, February 1.1th, 1HU2,
anu lUiircn loin, ixn, ana in me kcvisou Regula
tions. "
The lauds on the western slone of the Coast Moon.
tuins, ns yon are aware, are unpurchased Indian coun
try, the title to the same being mled in He Indium.
Of course, settlers going there do so at their own hnz
nrd. and yon will not assume to e-ior litem any riirht of
domain, but in liew of the Implied intention of the
0 verumcnt above alluded to. you will not Interfere
with orderly persons. Those who undertake to inter
fere with your jurisdiction over the Indians, or vtur
control of the (loverinneot properly, to introduce liquor,
or to dchniich or demoralize the Indiana, you willurrett
without delay or mercy. (See See. 23, Act :t(lth June,
ln:U ; Sec. 2, Act iHtli Aocust ..lhiil : Hec.it. Act 12th
June, tHflx. and Acts previously cited.) No tolerance
or countonance will be given u'i that class of persons
wnnm umse laws were ucigneu uueacn. -
Die instructions contained in this letter are (riven
teropnrnrily. merely, for your guidsiice, until further in
telligence can reach this oltlco from the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs. 1 ahull coinmiuiicule with the Com
miHioiier hy telcsjruph further upon this siil-j'-ct as soon
as the line is ngaiu up, and hy letter also. The replies
I receive may modify materially, or totally change, the
policy und action of this Siiporinteiideiicy, ft merely
ncccpt the Commissioner's dispatch as a'bricf expros
sion ot the intention of the (invei-iiinont to lluully adopt
the course repeatedly recommended by me, in my re
ports and correspondence.
Dcuruig mis careiiinv in nilnu. you are expected to
carry out your Instructions promptly and In gnod faith.
w natever intuitional fntorinaiioii comes here will ha
promptly traimmitted to you. In the meantime. 1 hone
to have I'rroiicnt and full information unuu affairs as
they transpire.
wry rcspeciiuiiy. vonroii t servant.
J. W.l'KHIT HUNTINHTON.
Superintendent of Indian Affairs iu Oregon.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York, Pec. 25. The despatches from
Washington iny the President will hold his mi
nimi levee on New Years' day, hut it is scarce
ly probable any pnlilio reception can take
place before the Inst of January in conse
quence of refurnishing tlm White House.
i heir is no truth in the report thnt southern
members elect had resolved to go home.
They will remnin their until after the 4th of
March next, ami most of these southern Con
gressmen hare gone home tn spend the holi
day e, intending tn return in January to prose
cute their cluiius for scat in Congress.
1 lie piessuro npon the houd of depart
nients for clerkships, ha met eased enormouslr.
Most of the .Senators and lopresenlutive have
lull h tlozen special cases lor lavoruhle consid
eration. Their are no vacancies to be filled in
the departments. On the contrary, nearir
200 clerks have been discharged iu various
bureaus within ten dare past, because their
set vices are no longer required.
Wilmington. !i. U.. Dec. 'J4. Ill tho case
of Wulter Murry, a colored man sentenced by
the county court of this place to be sold into
servitude for stealing, . Mai. General Cook
overrated the sentence on the ground that no
laws could he enforced winch make a dis
tinction between blocks and whites. The
stututes which provide fur the selling of free
negroes into servitude may not he enforced.
1 he alarm nboirt the rising ol tho negroes in
the neighborhood is subsiding.
liicliiiionil. Dec. 2(i Uiriittnn was ob
served by n'l classes iu tin city with tlm nana
festivities. No demonstration of mob violence
occurred tlnrmg the dar, except nt Manchester,
opposite liicbniond, where a number ol per
sona surrounded the jail and forced the officers
to release several colored prisoners. All other
official report from all section of the State
represent the freedinen n quiet and orderly.
No apprehensions of nnv disturbance among
them exist among the oth ers ol the bureau.
Washington. Dec. SO.Tbe President,
through the Secretary of State, ha relieved
Judge Sliarhy of his duly as Provisional Gov
ernor, recognizing as his successor Governor
lluuiplirers. Ihe 'resident sent letter tn
them both similar to those addressed tn other
Provisional Governors of the Southern State
recommending lliein to submit to ihe constitu
tional authorities chosen by the people, and
hoping that they will conduct Ihe nlluirs of the
(state so as to insure peaoe and harmony among
nil classes, leiasaml Honda arc Ihe only
States thnt now have Provisional Governors.
Washington. Deo. 2C5- Tlie United .States
Consul nl Manchester, England, under dnte
of December !)lh, inlorms the Stnle Depart
ment that since the Inst dispatch the cattle
plngne hud extended and the number if
dentlis, were rapidly it erensing.
New York. Dec. 25. The Constitutional
term for holding the Presidency of Mexico lir
Juarei. expired bv limttatiun. on the 13th uf
November lust, and there seem tn he. some
duubta among the Mexicans whether he could
continue in office until unother election could
be In Id in conformation with the exigencies of
the country, home think that he should re
linquish the Pro idene.y into the hand uf Gen.
Ortage.'lhe Vice President' All true Mexi
cans, however, are tinainmouslv in the opinion
lite President should retain the oliioe till an
election can he held.
Washington, D' O. 20. The Keening Slar
ha information or a not at Ah xautlna. a.,
yesterday. It ray it was commenced by a
party of negroes who were goiug about the
city with a drum. These negroes broke in the
door of a man named U ilktiis, who fired on
them, killing one and wounding another. The
disturbance extended tn other portion of the
place. Until late at n'glit, shooting was going
on in every section, lour white Uieo are re
ported killed and a number wounded.
Wilmington, N. C. Dro 20. The negroes
made an organized demonstration in th? vicin
ity on Christmas morning. The negroes
charged with creating a disturbance were ar
rested by the police, and a oiowd of nrgroe
attempted lu rescue them, when two companies
of recruits and a detachment of recruit and
regular from the garrison, came to the assis
tance of police. Atom! KM) negro were ar
rested, but they hare not yet been disposed of.
There wa Do other disturbance of any eon
seqnence. New York, Dec. 20.-The Savannah-
Herald correspondent says that a noinlier of
influential cituen of Atlanta ars making ar
rangements tn nrgaiiiie a regitnrnt of Home
Guards, in order to clear the city of the ha' da
of inntderer aud robbers with which it is in-
, r"fd
New York, Dec. 25. The Coinwrnaf
ears: Commodore Winslow forinerlj comuian
der (if the Kenrsaee lias been plac-d in ooiu-
mand of the (Julf Sqnailmn in the plaoe of
Hear Admiral Thatcher. Ihesnna.in-n now
cooiirliof twrnty Tccl carrjing 1M nn.
Tho 'o(' Waslnngtou correspondent say :
It is rninnri d that Secretary Harlan will soon
resign the office of Secretary of tho Interior,
nnd will lio succeeded by the Hon. Mr. Doo
liltle. New York January, 2d. Tho contemplated
increase of the regular army grow daily in In
vor here, ns of thoso who three moot ago con
sidered 75,001) ton largo, n number now favor
augmenting it to nearly twioe that force, The
military committee will probably introduce ti
bill for its increase early next week,
Greenbacks continue very -active under
stimuli! of yesterday' foreign now.
Considerable number of foreign orders fur
old 5-20't were executed yesterday and this
morning, and foreign hanker are buying.
The improved standing of the 5-20' has re
sulted from the reception of the President'
message and confidence in the Government.
Gold is decidedly weak. A considerable
amount has been mid short of 13 per oent. In!
terest is paid for gold to cover contracts. It is
believed the increased shipment of 5-20't
abroad and the payment of 923.000 of gold
interest falling duo on the 1st of "January,
combine to produce the prevailing bearish feel
ing. Tho prices hn averaged 140 during the
morning. Money la very abundant.
Compliment , to Julian McBuiuh. Wo,
tako tho following resolutions from the proceed
ing of the Idaho Bar, ns published in the Ida
ho World. It will be seen that the Judge hat
earned golden opinions from hit Idaho constit
uency :
Resolved, That we cordially unite in tender
ing lo bis honor, John R. McDride. the Chief
Justice of this Territory, our thanks, for Ihe
able, dignified and impartial manner in which
he has presided nt the July and October term
of the District Court of this county,
Kttolvcd. That tho proinptnes and general
correctness of hi decisions, arrived at hy Ihe
iudupeudciif exercise of a vigorous intellect,
prompted nnd sustained by a firm determina
tion to uphold the law, and nt the mine time to
administer justice, command our respect and
confidence, uud touch our pride as member of
a profession which has for its highest object Ihe
correct und Inst administration uf the laws.
lieiolved, I hat in Ins private as well ns hit
official capacity, he will curry with him our
good opinion, nnd our best wishes for bit health
and prosperity.
Kctolvcd, 1 hat us a limber testimonial of
onr respect and fellow-feeling, we unite in ten
dering tn hit honor a dinner, to bo "discussed"
at such time and place as shall be to htm most
convenient.
All of which i respectfully submitted.
C. B. Waite. )
Hiram Knowles, v Committee.
S. A. Mkiiiiit, )
Hon J. 1!. Mi'Hiunt. This gentleman is at the Dalles,
awaiting an opportunity to get down the river aud go
East.
Ih-own's Bronchial Troches, for Pulmonary and
Asthmatic Disorders, have proved their ellleacv bv a
test of many years, nnd have received testimonials
from eminent men who nave usee, tiiem.
Those who are siinorlug from Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
nesa. --ore Throat, etc., should try " 7Vie Trwkrtt."
siinplo remeiiy. wlneii Is, iu inmost every case, et-
fecluul.
illra. S. A. Allen' World's Iluir lis.
storer aud Dresaing. You cannot be bald or grey, and
neither time nor sickness can blemish your Hair, if
vou use them. Sold by all Druggists.
Agents, Hosteller, Biniih, & Dean, Sail Francisco.
THE MARKETS.
The O rr ironian reports the ilimc-ttio produce market
for Jan. 5tk as follows :
Wheat, new, for milling, IP knsbol
.. 5fff 1 OS
f.'Afi'fi-'l
'5 III)
8 00
7 0
t Oil
till Oil
311 00:l.'i 0(1
(it.Oo
'((, 8
!VnX
-'11
m
Ml
85
llals,
Corn Heal, ) 10U Hi
r lour, extra
Flour, country brands. .
(Iround feed, ftV tou.
Hrnn, V ton
Middlings. $1 toll
Apples, V box
Apples, dried
Ilucon, J-t Its
Hams. r.l lb.
Miouldora. V lb
I, ill tills
t.nrd, in ketra
IstfHS. 11 do..
Holler, V If..
Aire-40
t'hickens, apriiiL' und full-grown, fdu... 0 oUtti 0U
rolaloL-s. ' loiso
el..
ol)
Onions. J Itai ft
' '.' 01)
3 IXliWJ M
S 00
!it 00
20 00
iteaiia, V inn pi
Haled Hay, V ton
Iwiose lluy, v ion
Slniw, t' ton
HARRIED.
Ill ibis coiiutv. .IjiIi. 1st, lUi, bv Kid. C. 1'. Cbap-
inun.Jonn A. uaviea and Miss r.uinm J. v.leaver,
hint-blur of Ib-iij (.'leaver, Esip, all of this eouiily.
Iu Spring Vnlk-v. 1'ulkeo.. Nov. y-S, 18116, by Iter.
Mr. Cooper, Mr. J. J. Armstrong and Miss Giibrieiia
Slcvuua, daughter of Aduiu (Stephens, Esq.
DIED
lu halein, ef Consumption, Sinuh. wife uf M. F.
Stuutioi. aged -.at years, o mouths, ami 3 days.
Ou Dec J.'i, of'lyplioid fever.at her luiher's real
dnce, in l'nlk county, Susan Kthcl, eldest daughter of
Ceorue I. and C'uthaiine 8. Itaskett, uged 14 years and
5 mouths.
Special Notices.
A tough, (old, or Sore Throne,
liiqi'lKKS IMMMIIATK ATTK3TIOK AKD SIIOU1.0 IE
cnirmu. Ir iLLonin ru cukti l l,
Irritntion of ihe I. utigs, a Permanent Throat
Allccliou, or an Incutuble Lung Disease
is urn nit nisi i. t.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
IIAVISU A DII1ILT IsfU'INCL TO Til FARTS, OIVI
iMviiiiuTa KKi.irr.
For UrcDobltts, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Disease.
TltOCHKS ARR I'SKO At.WATS WITH Toon SUCCESS,
SIXGLRS AND TOllC SrElKERS
will mid Troehn useful in clearing the vniee whnu
taken before Hinging or Speaking, and relieving the
ihroat after an niiiiemtl exertion of the vocal organs.
Tho Trocltei are recommended and prescribed by
I'll j iirisin, and have bad testimonials from eminent
men thronuhoiit Ihe country, ltring an article of true'
merit, and haaing proved their efllrarv by a test of
many years, eac,. year finds ihcm iu twiw localities iu
various parts of the world, and the Trorhn are
universally pronounced better than any other articles.
OsrslK only " Brows's Ilaosriiui. Tanrnrs,"
and do not take any of the WerlkUit mitatiunt that
may be offered.
Hold everywhere In the Ciiited Htates, and in For
eign Countries, at -t cents per box. Gnit'J
J VV. l7AKT.KrH- H. I'AKI'KSTKU, 11.1)7
Will practice Medicine and Hnrgery in partnership.
f)fllce near Dr. McAfee's resiiWnce.
Ir. Carpenter's residence four doors sooth of the
P O.. est Waler street. rlalem. Isess. II. lhi.iy
Luxuriant troalh and Branty
to the Uulr.
Xrt. S. A. Allen's
' World' Hair BcMortr and DrfMtnr.
The prtnt unequalled reparation for
lieatorlne, InTlRorallnc, Beautifying,
and DrfMn; the Hair,
Rendering K soft, silky, and glossy, and disposing it
lo remain in any desired position i noi kly clennsiog
the scalp, arrwrtinsr the fall, and never fails to restore
grry hair to IU natural rolor, and produce
luj.Hri.nu grown.
For sale bv all Dminrsrs
Agrni. Hosteller, tonith if Dean, Kan Francisco. Sra
WILLAMETTE EKCAMPMBUT,
I 0 0 V;
Stt.KW Ullll.K Ho t hoiatlnrolrcsiu'
Aratioaai MM sw.'nd an.1 Inutih VrMyi In earl
nf.mli. RrHhrrn in tnoi iUri'llof r Irtvild l, att'O'l.
II II Uiiriii.lW'r Mil M r. llllclV.1. ' M
situ a. ataxia. N'ourv Public . s. sissra
HAMMER it IIAKKF.lt.
Commlsalna. Mrrrlnnla and Aarllunrrr,
and Agents lur
finding. Sttline.nnd Hinting Hull Eitale.
Csllrrlir.g Herns A IMili. Prcnrnii; Rmi.hiyittelit.Ac
MOiiltKI' 111,01 K. ii.vl.KM
lirrtarvrst: M.ri i It A K. Moe., llealh
k lrrl"m. J It 4s M. llw ii, r.l-m ; (. ..nl.
Hloenm A Cii- V.ine.iiVf': l'., I'ttrrr, Kurt
Vsnennver: lr W H. WalklS', P"1liH.d: II. m II X.
Ueimy, Mleati'y.
Nuv.'.7, l&mt r
MF.F.THONTHK KIltHT AND THIHD f J
Ktidav Kvenings of each morrb. at
o'ebick, in their Hall. In llolmsn s llbx-k.
Brethren ill good standing are inti'ed to
HH..QO A . I,. M IXS'IS C P
a r. a m.
THE BOOK STORE.
rARRISH & KEELER,
nr.ALF.ns IN
BOOKS MID SIsIIOHEBI!
MAKING this their role business, would respect
fully invite their nmiiurous friends to cult and ux-
uiiiine their slock of
Books, Stationer' and Varieties.
Kced eonslitntlv on band the verv beat unit-tea hi
heir Hin, to bo found iu any Book tstore in the State.
Among which may be found
NIOTOOIIAl'H ALBUMS, with prices to suit.
FAMILY BIBLES AND TF.8TAMKNTS, finely
bound.
GIFT HOOKS, suitable for the holidays.
FINE POCKET KNIVES, l'KNl.'ILS.
HOLD PENH, VOKTMONIE8. DIAUIES.
NOTE and LETTER PAl'ERi every vuriety.
ENVELOI'S, cVc, 4Vc.
In the line of reading matter, wo keep on hand,
and are
, Conisianily llooelvluip,
Tlie standard works on
IliNtory,
Truvels,
Pot-try
aud .'Novels.
- and works on
SCIENCE AND ART.
Itfivintf ordered a Urga supply uf
riCTORIALS AND POPULAR MAGAZINES.
from tli e Eimt, miliwrlben here and in the adjoin.
towns aud cmintiei r hii wrure Ht publiilicra' nita, in
coin, mmtuKti frco, ut tlmir renpectivo oHicei.all tbo
periodicals without rink.
Fmicy article! too lniineroiiR to mention ,h!1 of which
will lie iliown rlmitrfully, with tt fair prop pec. Alo,
a rich variety of photoraphx and Rtevl entrrHvinjfit ctf
the OeuernU uud cliiei HcU.nt.of the GrtiHt Rebellion.
Also. Ajfenti for tho Florence $tivviiiK'Mi:hino.
HHlem, Jan. I, IHtiH. 4WI '
8uto of Uliiiiii Mock.
riiHKRIi) rurnninR unpuid of AriBOMhinent No U, lov
J ifd on thecHpital stuck of the Kuntiam Gold uml
Hilvur Mining Company on the Hint day of April,
1NU4, and of aeiiiiieiit No. 3, levied on uid capitul
Ntovk July l-l, IHtis, und of ussiiiHineut No. 4, levied
on fluid capital stock on the 8th day of July, 1H05, und
of tuHHuimeut No. 5, levied on imid enpitat itock on
ihe lHth duy of October, JHOj, the following ainountii,
to wit i
V.
9 S
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I
3i i
1117 1
2
Assessment Ko. U.
f e Coulter J M .
Darker W 8 4ti'J
8 t5 "
I S5 Dennis A V
I 95 Dennis T J
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1 25, "
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llergren A .
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Ileiulee D II
U'tvis (' II
Morris M 1)
list a 4
Dolph ,1 N
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25 Eifclt A 11
25 Ebon due
25 Frambce O 8
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Sloat II V 'Jnr
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Mctiiuu C
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HiiHHrint I.. List nrl '11 tmmiiliitni with tn r
of th H'HiH rtf Ihfwtnw of iliw KunHmn ffM
unit HiiTt Mimrr -fmpnnT. niR'tf i tii rrtit r mm
CiimfHinT in H dy of DfrnnHfr. o many
p)mn 'if Pnrh yt of lb lmr?-nml wnt k m
my it mrHHry rl Tf'f wilt H AA t pnltlw ne
Imwi. f'f r-l'l or "il'tT foin. nt th otfrvol f"ni (Vm
riiT.i Klm. Ori", tl Ut tlnr f Kl.nirT,
I rifimMirtnir lh hour nf lvm nVlnrlt a tn
nf miA Hur. lo fy H,liivintil xowpniftitai rm
fjniii Int-titer mtfi th fntp tf nA rrrt -inr mnA
pytntw.rf t- P Ifc Wll,l.l
, liw . Iiw4-M rWfinry
t. o. o. r.
rHC mKKETA UH',r. n. I, fcjv.ti iTrr
; ITe-ir.rt lay fntmr. at Iti hill Hi ll-imin
"-j,Mini- Bi'otr":ri if t4 tttuvMnf r tn-
: S7 r.
HOSTKTTKK'N
rrntnuATEn
STOMACH BITTERS.
A prupuratiuit unitiuir
PVRF. OLD ESSENCE OF M E,
With all the reonirimeil Tonic. Laxative and Antl-Dil-
ious UKMISIMKS Or' AltT AND NATUliK.
l'rottiotivo I'ropcrtioa.
Prevents Fever nnd Anne and Itilliona Uomittont
Fever, Invigorates the ttrirans of Dittion und the
Dowels JStrailios the Nerves and leialt to I'rolonu
Life. Ilemcdinl I'ropertins.
Cares Dyspepsia Liver Complaint General Pe
bilily, Dejiresaion of Spirits Cunaumption Inter
mittent Fevers and all coiuplniuts arising from bodily
weakneas, As uu Appetizer,
TONIC, FEVEU AND AGUE PREVENTIVE
And all Billiona Disorders,
Hostctter's Stomach Ditters
stand pre-eminent as the
Greatest Mctlleiil Discovery or the Age,
and as an
ALTERATIVE AND HLOOD PURIFIEIt.
they are presorlbed and reroinmended by all Physl
ciana wherever they have been introduced.
The extraordinary ami increasing demand for these
IUTTKRH Is unparalleled
IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, ,
andean lie bad ovorywhere throughout the elvillzed
world whure newspapers are circulated or road.
Almanacs or Pamphlets,
with teatlmonv of thole success from the Fanner and
the Sailor from the Merebnnt and tin Physician
ami from the I-ieislative Hulls or
OUK UNITED COUNTRY
mav be obtained FREE of all Dealers everywhere.
HODGK &, CALKF",
WHOLESALE DRUCiaiSTS,POUTI.ASD,
97 Front Street,
Sold Agent for the State.
PoiiTi.iKu.Julv Hth. 18G5.
Mksihs.IIoijujc At Calks t
Uenilemen i In answer to voiir letter of even,
dale, referrmir to the Lickksk Law allcutinif "IIOS
TKTTEtt'8 HITTERS." I have lo aav that no License
la required, coming na tbev do, under the bead of
rrnprietary 1'reparaliona. inisaeriaion isnnnoiinceu
by the Cotniuiasioiior of Iutorual Roveuiie at Wash
iiigtou. num. ritAAau,
u. . Assessor Jitiernai Hovoiiue,
Portland, Oregon
RECONSTRUCTION S
THE II EN .VET IIOUPE.at Salem, an long
ami favorably known as a quiotand com
fortable house for "Hoarders," travelers, Alc,
baa this dav changed proprietors hy tiie with
drawal of Mr. llt'iiilerahiitt.
The House, nfter -liaviug received a Iboronirh reno.
vuiim. is now under the supervision and management
uf tbo uuders giteil. who will spare neither atlentiou
or expense to make it what a good lioiel should bo.
My old friends, former natrons, and the (ravelling
community, are respeclluiiv mviteo to give ine a eall
GEO, SMITH, Proprietor.
P. 8. The table will at nil limes bi furnished with
the verv best tbo market nlforda,aud chnrgos reason
utile.
Salem, Dec. 2fi, li!5. 1 Uf.
ATTENTION,
PUBLIC.
Steam
Saw-Mill FOR SALE.
TEKKIS EASY-
0N1C of Hlundoy's twunly lmra wvtr portubln
(IoiiMh. ciivulut- i.tonmriHw.nn!ln,witli IIx'uim com
ilfi. iliui will cut frcm tt,(W0 to 8.IMI feet in every
twelve hours, anil u hich chii bn removed on tlirao two
hwMt wugoiis, himI pill. iuuporHliuii in from four to nix
days after yelling on ilm ground. Ktiul nnil chii be
aitfii in onerininii in the city ol KhIpiii, Out' reHion
tor MiUiiiK in that we Imve mirvtitueti Hn hiikiiio of
uifflity Imrim power, in i'der to run olhur lUHvliinerr
coiiDiHloU witti lue in m. for lur titer iHrtH-umti t
drew. FOUSVTIIE, VATTY 6c Ml
ntmtVcc. '.M, jWiS. 41m.
(Jreeiej's American "Conflict.
"No iiiuii ou oiircoutiueiit wtuld so wtdlunii mi full!
fully roinplele hucIi u work Iloruco (Jreluy,lli
(ruai 4wuici it'ais ui'urimiitiu r 'inner.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
rPHK undersigned, intending to otothe Southern
i Slates, wishes to diapose of ihe ficneral agency of
too anove viiiuiioie wura, nnn otiicra. i.an aoon at .
h. comer Coiiiuiercial und Division streets, or address,
by Inter, W. II. nil AW, Ponluiid,
'43if fur. 1st ami Madison eta,
Dr. .loliu lloswoll
rpENDKUS bia professional services to tha ritlcena
i. ot naleni uml vicinity, lietug a meilicai graduuie,
and havinir had over tlurlv voar' eaiH-rieuco in the
prncticc or tuiiniciiio, na ciuniiica a nope tniit na win
be able to give general satisfaction la iliom who mav
favor him with their nalronaue. Olliee iu Moore
biirk. No. I , on niHira. IteKid.-nce near tho lower end
01 ('omniertiiiil aircal, Salem. I.M.t
J. I.. Collino. Notnrv Public. Ilallna, Polk
eouiily, Oregou. I'arliculur ullciilioii given lo deeds,
mortgagee, iickuowli-ilgineiits. depi)sltiiillN, elc I J-4
J. La 4 ollillt, Attorney and Ounsolnr-st
Law and c-olicitor iu 1. Iianevrv, 1'allas, t'tdk cnnnly
llrcgHll. Ail biiaiuvM promplly allumlutl In. 1-4J
lOli'(.
liK (iriu known as Wailfe Holler has diswilveil
business connei'tluu. Ail m,roua kllowmd
llictnsclvu iiiib-bleii 10 the lirria are reoueMled to cuir
aim eultnvine same. Alau any pemnna having nanus.
to prea 111 iiio.kiiic v At I U HUL, 1 1. II.
Dec. 1H, HtM-M2ral.
J. B. VKIirRWOUIl,
Notary public. "'
Underwood
OKO. DOKKIS.
& Dorris.
ATTtlliXKYSanii Cousellors at Uiv, and Solicitors
in t.'loinoerv, Kngcne, flregon. will practice in all
the courts of this Htuie. Hue uf the linn will ulwav
bo in attendance at courts in the Second Judicial D
ttht. Particulur alleuliou paid to collections from
unrnail. Uccemtier I". INIiJ.
rr ' I Jolrl anal SilVf riTIiassisu 'o,
XTdTK-'E la bcrcl.y given that at a meeting uf lln
11 Huaiil or llirrctiirs of sum r.iitiianv, hcl.l at Ihei
olllre,ill SultMn. ou the I t ts of llcrriliber, Iftij.un aS'
M-Mint-ot of twentv I'.'to cent pur slure was levli
npon Ihe ('Hpital stia-k of sai-l cutipuiiy, payable
wiiiitn ntty day irom tins dale, in l iiiteii n'aics gold
Colli, lo the erelary.
Hy order of the lbaird of lllreclort.
J. M. KKKI.KIi, Heerelary.
Halem. P-e. li, IWii.-..
rfuRES! PICTURES!
New Piiotoirranliic Gallery!
SK.flltA V, &l CO. wniilil rrHiii fully nnnoimria tn
tint cititenii uf S.iIiiiu Hud vicinity thnt limy liave
ojifiii'il ii tui'titit ynlliry (hi the rooms tortnrly orru
pled hy Kenyonj, vuuro tliey are .rnmrif lu take
PhotogrnphH, Ambrotjpes Mt'lalnolype,
Photographic Visiting Cards.
And evcrylliiiiir tn Ihi'lr lit.e from it lnrire iim don n lo
l.orVct Itirttut riii picturi. Kverj tiling Keen ted in
the beat tt yk.
Satisfaction Given or no Charge.
TtTint reftViinuhU. Up itainsortr HeJm & Juik
un'i lnK oioni.htiilo iirevl, baim.
S. E. GRAY, ic
Mnn, Nov. 91, 13 -pdlmTO
CO.,
M ARSLE WORK.
A.J. MOXII0K.
DKAI.ICK In ralifnrnbi. 'Verinuui, and Itnlinn
.TIAKHI.KM,
Muminif uli, OhclUki, llnid and Foot Utonri,
HA I. KM, OKK(50!(,
Alio, alaullesaud Fiirnituni Marble furnished lo
i'.b-r.
;i:imiipd
.'ollro.
ilTK TAKF. ibis awtbod of infonuing oar
Id pal
hois Ibat we hare sdd nnrstui'li of nu'rcbaiiilii
to Messrs. K. Hartsls and A. Urevntsn. who will eon.
'' liune the liniiieB at the obi stand, tinder rbe slvle of
K. Hartels 6l Co. Thauklol for the generiMis patron.
aire we Imve received at your bands, for the taut lliir-
I" I teen years, we InWe ple.iaore in recommending onr
,f snrreseoea for trial, leetlng rAnllileitt lhal they will
1" i deal iiisilr and liberal!- with ail who aiav favor tlieia
with palrouage.
' J. II. AIR MOOItKS.
galsni, No, li, IHSA. xif
Iteferrina to Ui aliov notit:, w tsk pteasnre in
ll. n.tl.li ll,t mm I,bv lMt,lil,.l amp.
3 mIvm amlsr the Rrts ef K. Hartels L (.'. IA rtm on
a wholesale and reuii Uusiuesa in general nierciiau
dise. and hope by giaal aasoriinsuia, low prioes. and
strict attention In bunnies, lo merit s lilieml share uf
tbecasloro. t. iMUTKI.
A HltKVllAN
Halem. No. Ii.liw.
S11TICK.
iftm, l- trrm. IH.;', K-fl of lrT It OiIhiimi,
tJtHswd.-'l Ii yiMlrriirm-d ,m I In- iV bm up
piilniM Hdmiuitritlr f Ihti rm4 nf nnl rtrrostii.
All prtvmi ltTtMf rlnime nuitin Mtrt Mutm will f rr
win them 10 me Ht my rvtil'R In wideoitniv within
uitie ftiloweil lir w. U t. UliMN.
Den. i, IS-Owl.i'j A'im'r.
oil 4t lo Voiiiii;4r.
SO,I)Ii;W- wl,o ti.ti.te4 f-.r en Mir in the Kirtt
Ortyr'H llHiry re entMifd ton Kuvuity o Kifty
Ihllani. Tnii win eniinied for Uirt- y-i mrm
tttlei to lh full amiriiiit tf thir WnMUy am biiiK urn
Urrwii out. the mm if ilief h'tilMrvcl the full three,
vt-sr. t'u'Wr Ihe pmt wU uf tbt Ut Uw, iH.mity
Uttiia ru (Mirercd ttt re-tit or h;mmi yuvrn of
thtruey. I Hun It (nwtr if Aitorney, ii i.r (f m
Uttlrj or OMTalrr, can ho firniWi, w mvvUrnUvn M
..iiii. oilier- CYkl'H A ItKKI.
A'l)'tiaiii fiiioml.
Mile of Oremt, A tjulanl livmril Oiticv,
halern, Ietetnbt r3-4
vt '
NEW DRUG STORE
Union Block, Salem, Oregon.
V. K. iFlGBYi
WOULD respoftfully annonneato the dtmens of
Sulem anil vicinity that be has oponeiied a
Wholesale and Hetall Drug More,
here be hones to merit the patronage of tbone who
mav favor him with a call.
Hootlersto the politic, In quantities u sun, uv low
rates, a general assortment ot
chemicals, , i , . ,
DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS,
PA TENT MEDICINES
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Cod Liver Oil,
Hehenek's Syrup,
Hwaina's Panacea.
Mustang Liniment,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Baker's Pain Panacea,
cnerrv t'eciorai,
Harsuparilla,
Pills. ...
jByne'sExpecUrant,
Alterative,
Verniifture.
Kennedy's Medical Discov-
Carminative ftalsatn,
erv,
hauative Pills,
Ointment,
OraerenberB'sCathollcoii. ;"' Ointment for
r. ..Ml. . ' Ml . f. DO..
cinraaparikiu, - nan nuouui w. hob,
Hitters, Knssla Halve,
; Children' Jlrs Winslow's Soothing
: Panacea Green Hvrup,
Mnuiitnin Ointui'l, Keutlng's Loiengos, '
Dvaeutorv 8vrnn, Itrvan's Wafers,
Hombold s Karsaparilla, Devlne Loienges,
extract Diienu, uojuane a urceuyes. ,
Rose Wash. ' Pilla, 1
Wiatar's llalsum of Wild Nowoll's Cough Syrup,
t'lierrv.
Mrs. Stipp's Thoracic Bat
sam,
Watt's Nervon Antidote,
Orouger's Headaebe Rem
edy, '
Toothache Anodyne.
French Patent Medicines,
flail's Lung Balsam,
llootiandsUltiers,
MoHut's "
Pills.
Sandford's lovlgorator,
fins,
Jseob's Dvseoterv Cordial.Urakes. llostetter's Ijiose
TownaenJ s Harsaparilla, vain's, and Kichardson's
Hanos " liliiers, -
Hull's ' " Pniodont, an elegant loom
Hull's " wash.
tk'ovill's Blood & Liver All kinds of preparations
Hvrup, lortlienair,
Winchester's Syrupof By- Tooth Brash, Hair Brush
n inin inle l.imndHoua. OS. i.omos. '
Bhodea' Ague Cure, All kinds of Per nines and
India Cholagogne, rollotartu-les. '.
American " T rusaes. Shoulder lirnces,
Hamburg Tea, 1 ltor Paper, fe.nviilopo,.
" Plaster, Pens, Ink, et., etc. '
Brown's Bronchial Troches . i
And such tiinov articles as are usually Kept in a nrst
class drng sturo. Please call and examine, forynur
seh'ca. '
Phvalclan' Presoriptlon compounded uy oosnpe-
tent Apothecnry. .
radeinUct.. Ifloo.
g7w; gray & co.,
DICALK113 IN'
I)) UllUlUlllliU)
li lull i' r.n
QUEENSWARE,'
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c,
AT TIIKIIt .
NEW STORE,)
Corner of Stale and Liberty BtrecU,
h A"LjBr. ;;''',,;',;,' v'
The public me reieclfully luvlteil td examine onr
FRESH STOCK, I
JUST OPKNI'-U, and NOW OFFliltED VOU SALE
As Cheap as any In the Market.
HT The highest price paid for Putter, rgs, and
all kinds of Produco.
O. XT. OKAY CO.
Salem, Nov. Ut, IW '. 3l)in4pd
HELM & JACKSON,
, - 1 ' 1
j SI uu- SlriTl. Siilom.OroKOH.
Jj Ii tho Building formerly occupied by Kiyn.j
l-U I I Pi 'U 'i
Drills, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufft, Fancy Soap, Perfumery,
HAVING largelv Increased the Block of Helm
H ma. weare liow prrpured 10 supplv ill eilisens
of Halcra and the eurroulidltig country with! I .
1 Drugs that are Pure, ' 4
Ami as Cheap as eau be ltonghl Ip this Market. ,
Also Constantly on Hand
TUB TIK8T
WINES AND BRANDIES,
j Kor Medicinal Purposoa. - (,.(
Alao a well selected Stock of
Puinti and Oil: Window Glaii and Puffy,
Famish, Varnith Iiruthei, Ifc.
Physicians' Proscriptions properly compouiideil.
Wo solicit the polroiiag of the Public, feeling confi
dent that we can give general autisfaotio.
Dlt. T. . Jl.tCKSO.,
1)HVSlfTAN.Horgeoii and Obsieirlrlan, fortuerly
of Macou eonuly, Misaonri, lender bis servii-es lo
ihe cllironeof faib ni and vicinity. Olllce np sinir
over Helm It Jackson's Drug Store. iniri:ly3i
J. M. 1.
(Uto of rrtrrnlMf, ' " 4 '
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON, ETC.,
' Drrirt C-ee's lluildiug, over Wells, Fargo, St
I'o.'s entrance Irom Hiark btreet,
3m POITI,A?II. ' 37
Happiness cr Misery;
THAT IS THE QUE8TI0W.
TIIKPriOPIllKTOIIsoir' THK "PAi:iH; Mt'
HKI'M I'P ANATOJ1 V AXDSf.'IKNCK." have
ib to mined, regurdlesa of cxik'iifc, lo lusno KUKK
(fur the bi-mtit of sull'criiig liuuiuuitv) four of ibeir
nm.t Intcrestiiiir and Instrnniva LKCTI'KKH, na
WAItitI AUK. audita diniilillniil"iia i Nrrvoua I)
lillily. PreuiH'nre Ilccliue nt .ManbfHid, Indiirealion,
Weakness or Hepn-wlon, Lssiif tnergy end V ital
Power, the gie il hocial Oil. aud Ihoss nialadiea tlmt
renull from voilblul lollies, esceesof aiaUirlty,or ijr
uorsnceof l'lirsoloiv und Nulon-'s Ut,
Tbeee invabiahlu Leriarea laivo been the ineansnf
eiilitfbleuiuu mid snvntg tlioiin ds, and will bt fi
wiirdetl KlU.r. on no'ipt of Twenty live t'culs iu
pnntiiiie stamps, by aihln'saiug "Sern-lary Parilic Mu
si' a in of Ainiloilir aud ience, Pine hlrwil, rau r'ran-
eian." I 'via
( (T'lller to lie seill tbrongb Wells. Varan A Co.
iTruTLiiT t w sKNts. o w aimr.s.
ARMES L DALLAM,
i Importers and Jobbers of ,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
nUUHHKH. TWIXKS. CORDAGE. Arc.
And Manafaelurer iu ,-,
California Pails; Tubs,
nuooiis. tn-.. it:.
Kits. 'Jl7 and VI" haeramsuU) MrMt,
Helween I'nint aud I'avls, ,
I
8AN FRANCIICO.
tiM
mlis
Varnishes 1
TOtiLE A. Hoar s Ameri.an. Coach, Copal, Ben-
is sin, iramar, ana "neiise Tamisne. ai
nerti MVKrt, II t'O H KH, Is CO
Bfd Nprlnua. Itabjr I'nrrltiR1,
rpnrSKH. VA,IH1?, ( Kill Itf.ASKKm. for sal
J at HKKYMANilKfm
Adiiilnlolrntor NiiIp.
VVOTICK isberebv given lhal I sdmlnbtniirlaof id
1 "4 estate of .las. W. Ilnyle. A'4. in porseanee of n
ltnurof Ihe eonnly eonrt of Marion I 'iMinly, wad ai
lb Iteremlx-r li-mi. I''', hr lb Jndge tbersof, will
offer for snle, at pn'ille anctdin. lo lb hiiibeel bidder,
tb followii.tf described prf inises. helonglo to Mid
tafa.losatii.fytl aVhu oitstHiHlitig and eoele of ad
Riinistratiott, in default ol pi'rsoiial propi'rty snfllrient
to disehanre said demands. I. -wlli Lots No II and S.
in llloeli N l. In liw eiiv of halem enaeiv of Mart
Ml. Stale of (trecon, logelher with Ihe h l.linir an.1
improvements thereon situated. SHiid sale wilt take
alar al the court house, en SMnrdtiv. Ibe I.Hb dav nf
Jaiiimry, A. II VA hetwee" Ibe hoars nf I and 4
o'clock' r si . ef saM day. Terms of sale. Md or sil '
ef eoi, one half cash in hsad. Ihe oilWr half pavahla
In si nwmihs. wttk (nHiriiv in k nesmlses nid.
JdHKI'IIINK P. ItuYI.K. AHioinWraina.
lies T, imu 4wH
, I'rrnrli lViiidaw t.ln, ,
STAIKKIt OLAt'l. and KiiinreH llhua, flnld Uaf
llraiaiit 1oole, Camel sn,t habit Hair Brash'
Utauwd Ulass Cauera, e , Ac , at
sell) MYKk. ni OHES. A Cl.
MYERS, EUGHES.aCo,,
WholeHale and Retail
Dealers iu all kinda of
Groceries, Paints and Oils, : .!
: Brushes, , Putty, Alcohol,
Crockery, Glassware, ;
Lamps, Pocket and Table s ;
Cutlery, " .'.''i-..'"',V.'.-
Wood and villow ware, 1
Dye-Stuffs, i
ToWco and Cigars, Ba
con, Lard, Butter, .Eggs,''.,
Qats, Potatoes,! &c,fcc.
Store under the Legisla-' -
tlve Hall, Holman' block, ,
oc0
SALEM.
32ma
-1
t.ii.l.
(' lift Oil it
v tj U ST K EC CI VCD
f.AT.
BREYUAH BROTnERSl
i ',n -.1,1
-iaiei-.'f
S.l:i'l
nt
iArob assobtment br '
GENERAL r.IERCHANDIZE,
.FOtt THB.
ill
Full, Hud Wlulflr iTratle !
0-7
.Vl.t
1 1 ,i
SUCH AS
j Dry Croodi Fancy Goods Clothla
ir,-; it .(it'll ' r ; i i n : a 1 1 r
BOOTS AND SHOES'; ""'''
c ul i I j - -,;, .i
' H A T S ' A. N D " O A P B
Groteries, llardwarf. Crockery snd GliuwtRi
I.VP
i!
.1 iu-r riHjiiii-i
'.liv:' , Mill mill
... ,j Wa oul4 eall purtuHlai', (fif(s to onr btl
'', ,l! '"style. r - ''''
UtllS aiilK i i ', .,. W , ,11b lull 'Hi SiHIl
ladies' and Zlisses Clcakis,
,..;! .,' " -. : in. :. ( i-iii ot i : ,:i-.r.-U
Fun, Nablat, Breakfait Staawli,
1,1 1,
i I
-IT
i
i
' ITTOnr stock ha been selected with great er
and will be tola at lh LOWEST MAKKET IAT1S,
..li-- j r::.l b;ia
FOR CA8I. i, . e.B'.tt U 'ii ri?
.; ,','! Ii.is
i.. All kiaiki ol proVaae taken la sxubaage for ods.
. ,, ., 'U -;i nil l o'liot
!u,r;r.. .i.'tu'irt ml j M..;iim 1,! .null
ii :; ! rik in.-,. VA1.I AMD III-,', t. .1 ...1 1'
BREYMAN DRO'Ct.
.... - . 'I : ". . . ! V .'.I It
:8alea,9ct Uj : i
!ii u'l
1
WANTED.;
-;..vt
lfl nOfi BlfHHEr.8 WHEAT, for whleh
AU,VWU will pay Uw highest
est market price, la
All Ton that 7ant Stoves,
'' Farmcn, Country Merchant., md olhcri,'.,'
KEEP IT BEVOBE VTHE PEOPLE,
. t nil AT tlx andersigned have now in store and arc
' I constantly receiving, DIHKCT WROX NKW
i uttn, avery variety and styls of
Cooking and 'Warming ,Stoves,J
. ,. Cooking Utensils,' KotUea, Tots,!
Pans, Bakorg, Boilore, Stewere, '
Andipoii8,I)ogiron8, Tongs, 6hov-j
oIb, Big l'uns, Little Paus, and
Milk l'niis, Coffuo Pot and Tea,
Pots; Tin Cup, Buckets and DijL
E-i's; Stovo ripe of all sizes;
. cad Pipe, and Cornier Pij., and .
i Iron Pipe; Sheet Tin, Block Tfn,!
Kheet Iron, and Sheet Zinc ; Fruit '
,. Cttim; Churim; Largo IronKct
i" tluii, Brans Kettles and Copper i
Kettles, Zino, Copper, Brass and'
"""Iron, Wire." ' ' ' ; ' ('
- lOHCBAND LIFT POMPS. "
,J AP AJTNED'WAltE.
And evervtbing kept In neb stabislnncnt.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Portland Prices.
Wa purrltnoa our tirka in Kew York City, In
umiHintiof from fltrtati to twotitv thotiHfhl dollar mt
m lime, get Inw freiylita arounil (lie Horn and oam
Itieiefiire alibrtl to frive-eoanirv merrhanla and nil otk
en diriiir Klkd luirtfiiu aa tliora an in Oregon
AlanofarturinK and repairing of all work in our tin
prouiHly done at Ibe most reasonable rate.
Reiireuiber the plac. ' .
STARR DROTIIURG
Bfadnusrtfra Butldlwn, risltm.
Ilopv Tr UsMiis,
PATEST AxlcOrcnae. I.arrl OH, Sot Oil. folar
Oil, Keataroot Oil. Castor Oil, OUv Oil, Linsetd
Oll.l'ual Oil, and Ueusioe, at
t MYKK8, HIIOHKS. tt ftp, i
BUY OEXUIiW -DOWNER'S
COAL OIL, "
At CLAHK'S APOTHKCAfllES' HA1.L,
Corner Stale and Liberty sts., opposiw tb new Hotel
Haiaia, Ihh. awtr i iiia, apoios-
' Wool Wattsi
WE will pay tb HIGHEST martlet rates
half cask, on barf merchandise WOO
. 1 HKAfH, UEAKBOUN, C(
Sal.io, Mav . laiO; I'M
Fcrs, Fcra,
THK Hiibenl marliel pric paid In CAM! for BEA
vkk, orrm, mink. coos hkish, b
Itll 'HAUUS alcCKAKKN.
fortland. Oetober , IWv.. itni
TR ; - Konorn-Whrnt. U
' orrirluriTnT Im Arraiss, I
n eVlem, Oreaiw, N" a. Isiij. I
flMIU anderiroe4 will raneiva written proposals
1 nniil Noamtr '.tna tn faraish two kuudrsal .
Imohels of Minora Hprtna; Wbsm. To Wheal mas
he free from f tasi Mee) or sal at, pat ap in stmo sacks,
awl aVIivareU at any poini, alou Uw VYillaaeuo nsat
tor shipment. IVeHMai meat be Indorsed oa tb out
ids " FroM3Mls for Wheat." ntl addressed to tb nas
liersianed. at Salem. If Sonera wheal i-Anu.it be bad,
proposahi to furnish, Club Heal Spring Wheat will bo
enutiitared. The wlwol may b delivered a, any Una
priov to Jauaary Jlhb, .aai. ,
j. w. rt'.urr iitrsTisoTox, ..,
Xo I5w3 hi.p l Indbin Affairs
Fcr
fpllRKK lllirdES ad l,nT8. wllbfood HAltS,
Atj Tnrtiis saav. Annlv So
Ssl.m.O.I SI, l.Vf M IU
PLAMOXTION,
3 4) Witmi.ft kstV-M. V'l
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