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..( THE OREGON STATESMAN. rum.unr.n Kvicur xiir, or The Oregon Priming mid Publishing Compuny. Tunas One year, lu coin. Six moiitln, f J. 17 lleiniltancc nrny be limit by mull at our rink, whan mulled In the presence of the postmaster. II. 8. Olllelal rnncr for Hie State. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Kit. W. K. DOIIKRTY'H Private Medical & Surgical Institute, Sacramento Hlrnel, below Montgomery, nppnait the l'a .'illo Mull Hti ainaiiip (Jaiiiiiiiy'i OIlco. Private eulruiicii (in Iieiikxloifl' ilreut. Hun Pranciioo. KtluUiikri txpremly to Afford Ihe AJUirtnl unci Saenlife Mediral Aid, in Ike Ti raiment and cure of nil Vrivatr and Chronic IJilvatrM, cttnrt of Seereey and Alt Sexual, litneanet. TO TUB AFFLICTED. Dli. V, K. PoiiKRTr return hi sincere thank tn lilii tiiiineruu patients fur tiieir pntronngu, unil would take tlio npportntiiiy to remind them Mint he eniitin. lien to commit lit his Itintit ute for the cure of chronic iliauuaee (if the I.iiiik, Liver, Kidney, incentive uiul tjcnltn tjrlnurv llrfnus, him) Mil private diseases, vir. Nvi)liilin In Mil lie forme and stinres, Kemlnul Wenlf Hess, mill nil the horriil consequence of self-aliuso, iionorrnuia, inert, ruricinrn, nocturnal ami Diurnal emissions, Hernial Disability. DircuKoe of th Muck nnu Loins, iiiIIiiiiiiiiuIioii or the Hlndder una Kidney, i ll1., uiul he linne thHt hi loiw exnerlence unil sue. ccs.ful practice will continue to ensure liiin u hure of limine puirniiiiKe. Hy the prucllce of mimv yenr In linriipii uiul ihe Uniled Slute. he I cimulc'd to apply my iiiiphi imiii'm-iu UIIO succession renculUS Ugaillsl me eases of nil kind. He use no mercury, churire mod erule, treats III piitiente in n correct end honornhle whv.hiiiI high standing in society. All parlies consult I iik him liy letter or otherwise, will receive the beat unil gentlest treiitment, mid implicit secrecy. Dli. I lull Kit i r woulil cull attention to the following certificate from two of hi patient, who having fully recovered their liciillh. desire to iiinke known their remedial iikoiii. It will he ccn their tlutement are J'iiM v authenticated by a Notary l'ubllo. 'lnowellure of society imperiously demand tlielr piiuiiciiy.Hiio. inev are given more to warn tne unwary tliun In oiind the praise of a Physician, of whom hundreds of like cnauiciin be cited during a prucllce ui mure inuii iineen year. Da. Diiiikiitv Dear Sir : I feel my health o fully restored, Hint In common gratitude, .'believe I should niuke you Koine wrlllen acknowledgement for your vuluuliluHcrvicefl-piii'ticulurlyaiyourlee wasBinuil for the wurk performed. I arrived In thi city from the East about one year ago, anu wa Ilien sintering from an old cue or tileet, complicated with Stricture, Heing a stranger in tlii city, and believing thoe Doctor wlio guvo flitch poal live asanruiiee of success were necessarily the bent, (some of whom have a large number of title. I plao ed myself in their charge and continued under their treiitment until I had lint nearly all hope and a con eideralile Hum of money. I wiali to ay now I lint you are the sixth Doctor I have employed, and the only one that ha ever done me any aervice. My Gleet I wholly cured, Ihe Strict ure I all removed, and uiy general heullli la bettor than it baa been for year. In coiicIiirIoii, I would ay to the many unfortun ate who require medical advice, if you hnve any doubt a to whom you may employ, aak Dr. Doberty for my udilroas and call und tee me. (I keep (tore in thi city ) My experience may aave you many dollara. I would ulao add that in the early tage of my dit eaae I uaed a large amount of the preparation adver lined a an iiit'ullihle cure tor OunorrliiBa, Gleet, etc., but never derived any benefit from them. I am, Doctor, very truly vnnrs, L H . Hall Francisco, June II), InVil. Huliscribed and iworn to before me, thi 21st day of Juno, 1. D. ISM. A. 8. Ooui.d, Notary Public. Seminal Weaknoil Sworn-to etrlifieole of i most remarkable tine of Spermatorrhoea. A dcalre to benefit humanity, and a feeling of grati tude, to Dr. W. K. Doherly, alone induce me to make Una atalement. Kur many yeara I have been alUicled with that tearful dleeaee known a "eiperiiialorrhuia." or Heuiinul WeakueM. the reaultof self-abuse, but till lH.',i expriciiced but litlle trouble or iiironveiiience. In that year, however, 1 had Seminal Weiiknena to an alarming extent, which wna aoou followed by the moat alarming aymptom, aa weakuea of the back and limba, pain in the bead, dimni'aa of vieioii, nerv ouanera, and generul debility. My luii.d, too, was atllirted to aueli an extent a to eehoualy impair my memory t my Idea were eonfnaed and Hpirii depreaa ed. I wua averae to eociely, bad evil forebodinga mid self dialruat. and wa entirely unfitted lor any of the dutieof life. Kroui lHji to the aummer of IHlii, I emnloyed tlu very beat medical talent I could lind. and apeut eeverul hundred dollar, bin in no iiiatanre obtained more than temporary relief. I had about eonrlud d ibere wa no relief for me hi tin world, but ceing Dr. Doherty adveniarinent, I thought I would call and nee him, a be charged nothing for conaullaiioa. 1 had an Interview witli Dr. Dolieiiy athiaotllce, in Sacramento etroct, and hi fee for treatment was ao reaaonable, I deiermiaed to try him, though I did not exect much beuefit trnm hi treat ment. On the Uh of December laat I placed myeelf under hia mre ; in one week I found myaelf very much improved, and, now, after live .weeks' Ireui nieiil. 1 feel myaelf thoroughly cared of all my tronb lea and in the enjoyment ol tlie beat health. 'Hoping tiiat mv exierieuce may be of benelit to others simi larly shualed, I subscribe uiyaelf JlMK JoHXaTOX. 8nbacribed and awom to before me, Ibis I Jth day of Jamiry, A. 0. 1401. A. G. It a mull, Nutury PuMic. To IViunlon. Wlieii i iVnmle i in IronUto, or afflirictl with din- j hm u weukneM of the buck iiuii Itmb. pain in the lii'Hil, ilitiim-Mi of nitflil, I oni nf itiuiwiilHr pitwitr, pnl pit al ion of tlie h.-urt. irntunility, nervoutiifM, x tri'ine urtimry dilfiniltip. deraiiKfittent of digestive fmiclioiw, iirui Uflii itv, viiKiintni. nil riiM'wtesnf (lie wuuib, ItTatertM. tturiliir . und nil other dimmae pt4tiliar t ft'imilVfi. thur nhonld ut or write tit once t the ec le braird frumle dtwinr. W.K. I'otiiriv. at hti llfdiml tiitiiute, mid ronsiilt liiin nbmit their truiib lf mud diwAne. The liortor w etTeclin, more etiret limit mir other phyniciuti in (he State of Cnliftmiiti. 11 no itilne delicmy prevent yon. btit Hpply inline diiilHy tiid mv jroitroflf from lutitiftil iilifrtnitit and IiremHture dtnth. All niHm4 Indira wImmw delirale inilth or oilier rtmimiitiinrm prevent an itrreme iu llieir familira, nhonld write or rail at lr. V. K. lo hvrty'i Medictil lunlitute, and they will receive every pnwuble relief and help. The lloctor'a ollicea are no arrniiued thai be can be eomulted without fear of ob aervatiou. To i'orrepoiMlt'iKH. Patientii reeidiiitf iu any part of the State, however ' Mutant, who niay drviie the opinion and advice of Or. Doherty ou their refpertive niM, and who think proper 'to Mtbmit a written ulaioment of euch, in prel ereuie to holdttiK peraonul interview, are reppertftil ly aMnred that their eommiinirutlnna will be held tnoet Hicred. Ir. Doberty tnkea Uiia opportunity of oliimrviiiK that all letters are only opened and replied to by hiiuelf. and the latter an pronip.tly an pomoble. If tlie r.ie be fully and caudidty deecribed. perron al communication will be imperMNled, a inetructiona for diet, reanmen, and the peneml t real men t of the cae. niicludniK the retnelieif will be forwarded with oat delay, and m auch a maimer a to convey uo pur port nf ihe letter or parrel ao transmitted. (7 Coneuliation at Ihe offii-e raRE. Perauuient cure guaranteed or no par. Aridr K. DollKKTV. M. I). 8au r'rancikwo. Cal. Opinion of Ihe Pre. Or. DOUKItTY Hi a nkillful phynictan and honor able irvnttemen, any matententa he oiakea to hipa ttei.ta, he ie are to fulbl. Tliat fart bone ftrent rauae ol bir eminent mccpw in. hit profearion. It it forta tiHte thai amonK the many advertittmr phrmeiaiu, there it one who ran be depended on. Keviuw. Ir. IHUIKKTV reputation iu aphyician it a iuf fir icnt guarantee f'r the cure of any cate he may un drrtake M hrnicl. Jfr DOliKUl V baa devoted hit ttudy more parlie ulaily to chrmiic, uperilic and wrrt praniee.and at tilt h U oow the nM tucceful of any phyiician in Nm Kniiieie Kree 1'revt. Dr. IhlHKKTY 8 re putt nun ta teeond to no other phvpician va liie eoaat in chronic and tpeciftc practice Mirror Ihr. iMHIKriTY Few men in the niediral profe tixu have tweecrded in intitiintr Ute entilidence of I lie pablir in their tkiil and ji.d(meni aa he Laa. Hnqul nr. Ir IOl!KRTV rankt at one of onr moat dittin irniiheil phyH lant, aud almi one of the awl aoeeeat fut. which ic now the criterion by which the medical practitioner it jtidird 'Kcho Mr. W. K. IMMIKKTY.-l'ortnna imlnir to Kan Frencitrn hi tearch nf medU-alaid rhunfd by all meant rail on the above person, at bit Intittnte. He it a Itentleman of rare aholattie and trieniifte entertain menit, and it well wnrthv (he enfenvtre patronaire be recti ret frnm ill part a of the Staff Xational. DM. W. K. DOIirBTV, Prlrate Medical 4 Surgical Institute He era men ( Hreei below Mutoutery.Oppotil the Pactflf Matt ftteamthtp Co 'to Hoe Pri vale entrauce on LeideedutT Street , 8an p'ram-j-o 3tn CJ WED FOOT TONIC! I Mrriknt HoaMTB rordisl. It is a tuid rilrart 1 of ti itrrpm (rap and oliier dooni plants of wrll know virnw. it win aai oiaMiion ny Hrrnalbeaint; It"1 stomarh. qnwlins; lh nrr and salioa apnsi lt tif r. Aa a prumUr f Aim and a loo dun, and ef.T an ailark il attMrpafd ll ta prwerrr.) with tlw W B.wrlwi and put op la lr knnln.snd pmmM bj asanv of tlia bw phjalca.M la umrna. j. i:. n.iHii t'rwliral AtaotWarv and Uramost. SalVsi, 8-le Mas- aianarvr. B. r. BKOWX W'll.l. t"iv and OTnlrka. Sd'nlnf horks I Bd Itrnfla on fen traariar mn4 U Lasarna 8um. Will fciT O..U1 t)o. or Itnllli US" wilk H lis r.T Cc . t n !:i'( gtrrrt VOL.16-NO.39. Summer Arrangement, THE STRAMKKS NKW WOULD, CASCADE, . .Oil. . WILHON Ci. HtTTVT, CAIT JNO. WOLFE Commander. Will leave PORTLAND dallv. (Himdava excepted) at u o ciuca , a. m. ror me CAftAiiua, connect. ii'K with the steamer ONEONTA or IDAHO CAPT. JNO. MeNULTY Commander For Dulles Through In One Day! THE STEAMKHS VAKIIIA, WKH-rilllT, iitvvnti:, IVHZ PKIIt'KH (IIIKF, DKA.niilM, Captain E. F. COK. C. FIXTOV, J. II. GRAY, aud lilim.niUiTIr', Will run duriiif; the Heanou, from Celllo to I'niiitlllii, Witllula, White Bluffs, rmouHe ana lvhihioii One of the Hliove named lioala will leave CRI I. u ror Dill ATILLA and WAl.M'I.A daily, (Hi nday oxcoptcd.l Honla will he diapatrhnd for W II T B B l,U V F. PAI.UVHK and lHUTO aa often n tbe ne cessity of the trails will deiiiuud. TUB BTEAMKU HIIOHHONE, CAPT. J. MYKICK Commander. Will rim from Al.nat vaDDV nH Qn..l.. 13: to HOIMK t'lTV, OWWHKK and HOVT1I nvants m.a connectinK with THOMAS & CO.'S STAGES, ..AND.. 9. Du Relied; Co.'s Fast Freight lines. J. C. AINSWOItTH, President O.S.N. Co. Portland, Ma. .1 9, 1H0H. CITY BOOTANDSHOE STORE JOHN W. GILBERT, dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, Leather, and Shoe Findings! Union Block, Commercial Street, Hsxlciii, Oregou. Hut juat received tlie largnat and moat complete SKH.-1 UI BOOTS AND SHOES, of the best Pliiludelpliio, Eastern, and California, JIANUFACTlim:, Ever ofTcred in Salem. ALSO, A FINE STOCK OP French and American Calf and Eip Skins! Santa Cruz Sole Leather, SHOE FINDINGS. Bool of mv own tiiHimfticturo ronatatitlv on hand and made to urdur, of the beat French leather, and California oak tanned, which, for general good qiiali tiea runnot )c exi'ttlii'd ill Ihe Stitto. All werk from ihe eatahliahuienl Warranted to give entire atittiitiion. ( aah pnid for hidca and all kinds) of furs and akiua. tialeui, Oct. 8. im;. ;ii:t HELM & CO., J Mute Street. Htnlt'in.OrrKon. TL fin the Building formerly occupied by Kenyon. Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Soap, Perfumery, HAVING largely iuerea-ed the Stork of Helm & S 111s, we are now prepared 10 supply the eitixeu of Salem and the aurrouuditig country with Drugs that are Pure, And a Cheap a ran be Bought In thi Market Also---Constantly on Hand THE BEST WINES AND BRANDIES For Medicinal Purposes. Alno ft welt twlerted Stock of Paints and Oili. rmdow Glast and Putty rarnuht varnish Brushes, yr. Fhyricinfu' Prtncriptiom proijwrly compounded. We lolirit the pHtmnatre nf the Public, fedinir confl- qcMt thHt wa ran gtrm irnenii mitiiTHoiinn. REAPERS! The well, known aud celebrated OHIO REAPER, (Called tlie Xuw York Improved, or Feymoar and Morimii,) Coin bined Marliintj, wilb until improve menu, ImviriK ft STEEL CUTTER BAR, Can I changed from a reaper, to a mower. In ten mintiles: cuts ti and tit feet swath, within one nch or two feet from the ground ; will eat 18 to ifU acres per day. Tan be n-cd with two or more hornet. Will wort on M UP. Illl.lt, where e(rr laorunn nil not. Thev are eaaier to vet the aniin otf than anv other marliine, leaving it out of the way of the Heap er. The GIANT ItKAPEH C11U a HKVK.X FOOT WATII will cut 30 acres per day. ALSO. VcCormlrk'i Cfoot Beapcr ana Mowers, Bali's Ohio " " lanny'st Wood's PrUe Mowers, Tnlon, Ha) state, rrne j , rie. Pitt Improved THRASHING MACHINES Russell's Masslllon and Sweepstake, 30 TO 36 IM II ri LIXDKHS. ALSO, Haines' Illinois Harvester (Header), Hire Hore-Kakrs,on Wheels, Revolt Int? all Blies, rorlable Power Bay Presses. With a general assortment of AGRICULTURAL COODS. A4 n run he pnrrhtved rlWwhere. J. D. ARTHUR 6SON, 4mH Cor. Califoniia and Ilavi Su.,0. t. J. C. SHELTON, M. D. rrartlrlng Phrsirlan and Snrgroti, . SALtX. OUEOUX. Offlrt and residence. Jm. Wilon' brie k. opposite the nKINIiaamdosU- nliiie I'lit.io Xrdiral colletfe.Cin hm ta Mir.li trinrmalorn In hia urmr- ur.dirartltna alike aitnrnO and veavfable poisons jiod nam anrti niedirtiMa nnlv as aot in perfect bansHiny run alrf meOirmea li.ai poseeas ine rai. n'uut-K-uAali.m thai If lli do no lliey will do Bo fnrf. He hae alaosilei -W a foil rmirw nf (Mares 1 the T.daod. Ait-'pathiri Me.1iral l'oHe. An Kraa- ciaeo, and having; practiced nrnlirine on tins eoat BU.01 aia v-rs. St fnl r acnnainted wtlh tot ni peealiat to tlis cliaasia -SALEM, CLARK'S COLUMN If SELLINC OUT1 "FOR, cash: EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE ! PAINTS, . , OILS, Patent medicines, Varnish. Putty, Inks, Essences, Extracts, Brushes, PERFUMERY, CORES, CHIMNEYS, AND Choice Cigars and Tobacco, EVERYTHING OF THE BEST QUALITY AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ON THE CORNER, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFIIE. J. E. CLARK, Practical Apothecary and Druggist, SALEM. Valuable Farm for Sale. 3) Til K in line rilwr, beiiiff about to emluirk hi gj l!L other hntiimw, otl'erB for fiile, ut u irreiil bar Ifitin, liis Farm. )il(ntuintlv Hitimteif about one mile no nth of the ilomtfthiiiK villHte of Kotebiir( I)OU- ULAs (JO., 011 the ISiuKe route, uuil couiprmmg about One Thousand Acres of exrellent land, mont'of which is indoiied with good ftfiire-t, aim niKk'r a i04Mi mate 01 ruitivation. The iiiiDrovementH are of the wont nuhatHiitial char- actpr, ninsintititf of a large and commodious KUAMK ) KU-I.Ml IIOI M;, nilli walled cellar, a nnletiiliil frame HAHX, ll(lxH4 feet, with iiumertam other out buildinirs. A larite OKCHAKI), of choice fruit, iu mtccenHfiil heariiiif, is unother iuipoviant appendage to this desirable liorm?ct'Hd. rcrsoiiB dt'nirotiB of eiiuiiuHiif in the farm 1111; und iitorli-raisin 1? busiiiMB in the ealubrimiii climate of the luiiKiua alley (which el roam rtius throtmh tbe preuoneul, will lind this a rare chance to acquire a verv dcnirable location at a very low price. I'm s. Time will he uiven 011 part of the par- rhase money, if dfnired. For further particulars, ap plv to itie niiiiMCi-iuer al Ifueeourg, (irejfon. may o, jjmwj. juiim tvr.LL,x. Iolirc lo Afrnt Defendant. In the Circuit Conrt of the Sate of Oregon, for the 011 tit v 01 Alarion. FliiaVth McNeil. I'l ir, vb. William McNeil Def'L To illiani McNeil, Defendant. In the name of tlie State of Oregon, you are hereby um tunned to be and appear in the Circnit Court nt the State of Ore Itaa. for tlie Comity of Wnrion, within ten davi after tbe service of this writ upon you, if the swine Ge nerv ed within the said Marion county, hut if served in any other county iu the State, then within twenty days, aud answer the cor'laint of the plaintiff now on tile in said court a gaunt you, pruyiug a dissolution of the marriage contract now existing between you and tbe said plaintiff, Now unless you appear and answer the same as almve required, the cause will be heard and determined in your absence. KUZAliKTH l( NEIL. Plaintiff. By order of B. P. Poise. Judge. 6wd WANTED, 500 BIWIIKLS TIMOTHY HKKD. for which the liiglieat market prir will li paiil, KXAPP, HI'KKKI.L aV I II. A Large Stock of AGRICULTURAL COODS, BUCH 8 nOBnE PIIH KHt, 4 In lOliune) NTHAtV t'l'TTKHMl IIORKK UHAIT nil. I.N, t lHKK , MIIIM.I.Ii .tlA lllKMl HAI.H VKIM.Hl OX VOKftK AND ROW IB 1 HTttltll Til KH GAXO PLOW) Steel and Cast Flows. BAKK MILLS, PUKTAHLE URIST MILLS, t'KE.SCH MRU MILL A ' O.V. V Hnl.TI.sri CLOTHS. PltOOF STAFFS LEATHER A.SD RUBBER BELTI.S'O. For aalehj KNAPP, IM RRKI.I. 'o., . 9H Front St., Portland, Oregm. Portland, hVnL 29, IHA.MM C. M. Parmentcr. (8wxcssor to E. Q. Bolter.) Dctt.ia la Imported and Home-Blade FUHNITUHE! Hprliitf HtMtx , HAIR, KonL, nD PILE I1TTRCSSES, It., it. At Wall's nld tvs,iid. Cnmiiicrriat Hi. Ralem. ai;ets wasted. ryo REM., BY 8rBli RIITION OXLY.ll stand A ara and olbriai tfcntWv tliuorr of lli War t THR ist I ' rtm.it Bt Knwaan A. Pm.i.aafi, of Viiyinia. Tompriaiiu a fnll and afitltrnlir arrant nf the ri and proirrr nf the btia HontliafU Confrik-rarir. (''m,ilvt In n larire rotal rtavo utna? tf nearly HIMJ payr. ariih 114 anWwtid alrl fKMrtraila of di.linanial.ed t uuftnVr. at anadara. Kwr i.mn ni.d trnil'irv, aMreiia K K fllKAK.drnsral Aarnt. fhx'A 5o. 8 H'mtjiouicr 1 , Han Fraia isro. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMUEH 20, 18GG. Chaiige ol Firm ! COX' & HAMILTON, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IX GROCERIES & PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware, Yankee Notions, Tobacco. Cigars MERSCHAUM PIPES, Butts, and Shoes, &c, Center Store,-New Brick Block, At the old Stand of V .. , BKOWKf, VOX, sV Co., The niKlersiifned. having nerohuaed the entire in terest of J. W. Brown, have now on hand and are constantly receiving from ban Francisco the Largest and Best Selected Stock Of floods in their line ever offered in tliia market.whicli tliey propose to exchange FOR CASH! or anv kind of COVNTHT PKOUUCE. Evervlhis usually kept in a llrst class Grocery and Provision store. Goods delivered to ALL PARTS OF TIIE CITY free of charge. Don't foruet to come lo the old alnlid of Brown, Cox & Co. COX & HAMILTON. Salem, Octoher 1, 1IICG 3ly FANNING MILLS, FUimiTUItK, Doors, Windows & Elinds & CO., Would reBjieilfutly Inform tlie public tliat llioy iuv upeiied a FURNITURE STORE, South side of State Street Iu tlie first huildiiifr west of the Capital Irntcl, where thev have ill store, and will eoutiiine lo keep, and manufacture to order A GREAT VAKIKTY OV FURNITURE, BEDDING, MIRRORS, Picture Frames and Moldings. We also keep a general assortment of House Furnishing Hardware, EASTERN DOORS, WINDOWS & BLINDS. We are aWniannfactitrinp and have now ready for salo aNo.l I'ltKMIUM Fanning Mill, Recently improved and patented, to which we would rcspufully invite the attention of the farmers of t)r eifin. VA WAUNKK A I'O. Salem, Sept. 2flih, lHtiO. 3ilmli. niillilliE WIFMW ! km. a. cuortu, J. P. U. LoWNSUALR. WM.E. COOPER & CO., tUtt: iHoi rison mid S4m,oiiI Sli,f I'OliTLANI) OKKOON, H AVEonli:md for tmle, ami hie iniuiiifitcliiriiig of me vp.h r-HMicrii jtmieriai, an Kitius m Carriages, Pha5tons, OPEN AND TOP BUCCIES, Conntry Carriages, KXPHESH WAGONS, &. A we employ none hut the moal experienred wnrk lilen in our eslahlishineiit , and use the heat of Eastern material, we feel coulideiit that our work cuniiot fail to give htuislacliou. Anide from the fact that It is to the Interest of the community to Nnatfiin Home Mnnufnctarea, It will he onr endeavor to sell at auch prices. VOK CASH, as will ba satisfactory to all who desire good work. IV All kinds of CAltlilUiB HKl'AlltlNfl done on aliori notice. Wll. E. Ctltll'EK i. CO. Portland, Auiruat 'Jflih, imA 3m(pd A CARD FOB TIIK FALL i llhlf.il (lOTUIN HIDE or sax rit.i.tico. BADGER & UNDENBERGEH Hon, i. 411. 413 an4 41ft Hllry Htreet, Cor JlorchHut, Nan Francincu. Importers and Wholesale Dealers. ENTIRE NEW AN1 FUESII STOCK! WK would ntll tlie ttention of COUNTRY MKU CHANTS tooitriiBiiully nru (rtitrk of Ootidi. Our eton'lf cnmpriiwe evrjr article in the Clnlliinir mid 'iirtiiiliiiiif line. We hnve eonHtuntW on Inuid the InravBl Rtot'k and rcutit variety of CiiMiiiiire Httil Wwl HATH of miv house in Shu Knuiriwo, hihI onr irireH for theee tfood ure Im tlinn Uiom of any ioiim, as wa receive them din-ct from the matmtVtti rer'irontifrnnieiit. Our itork of Full and Wintr (If-tKii in pHrtiriilarly atlrartive, and the itrml fi-ul un to the cunutry mere)iant ) the unnmully low jiriiy Un Than the Ciist of Impnrlation ! Woaliokeep the STAPLE AftTIt'LKH In the Dry (Joodi tine, which Ooodi we have pint'liared in this market und?r the hnmiiwr, and are otlerinv them at MfW York Ct. and lew. We pnhlith thia card In order that we may make new aiueintanoea. and induce those wbo bare not heretofore purchaaed of qi, to rail and examine onr atork. Good Articles and Low Prices ! Are Ihe tfreat Inducatnenu to all wbo pnrchaae to aell aifnin. MfirtmnU who buy of na ran make a ufnl irofit, aud net I to their cuitomera at a low tixu re. We remain, rnpertfnllv. Your Obedient Horrent a, UADOKU fc UNDKNIIKHOKR, Wholewle Clothinir and If tU Warehouae, No. 411,413 and 415 Ifatterr atnwl. Ban Kranrieco. Nov. 6. 'Mi A Good Bargain. IOKFKH for sala, a lislf, or a whole section of land of superior quality, of early selection, and well improved loirettier wilh vrv tmplement nseessnry for fsrmins; purpneallfrses, Wasrona, Flows, Ka Ir. ( allie. hoeep, and llos. Also, iliaiae furaltore ilmMiahoilt. The alrfive aamed property ean be purchased al half pni ww. nuirw iniu ui Dii.rin. un I ooniy r'md. In Marion county. Uu '."l, IXuw I UU.SJ. CUi KB. LAWS OF 0RKU0X, Passed at the late Sesah h of tho Legislature. An act tn anthnriip Tnwna, Cttira nnil Conn tli' to aid in the conatrQctlun of pnhlio im provementa. . Be it enacteil by the Legislative Assembly ot tne Biaio ol Oregon : Scotinn 1. That any inoorporntej town or city, or any organized county of this State, lie and the tamo hereby authorized nnu empower- ed to am the construction or repair ol any pnl) lie highway, or river improvement, in tbe man. ner herein named. Seo. 2. That whenever the majority of the legal voters ol any such town, city or county as shown liy the poll books of the' Inst preced ine election, shall petition the municipal author itiea of such tow n or city, or the Commissioners of Bitch ooiinty, in favor of any proposition to aid in tho constriictinn or repair of any snoh publio works or decide in favor of so uiding such publio work, nt any special or regular elec tion, under the direction of 11100 authorities. then it shall he lawful and oompetent for the municipal authorities of such town or city, or the Commissioners of such county as the case may he, to enact, order and levy an annual tax running through one or more years, providing a separate fund for the purpose nf aiding and constructing the puhlio wurk petitioned for by non voters, Ann providing imids by such annu al lax to make annual payment! for such our pose, and ordering and appropriating the funds or money 01 such aunual tax for such annual payment! petitioned fur or decided in favor or by the said voters ; Provided, that all such im provement so aided shall he for tlie use of all the citizens of this Stale uiihoiit charge. Approved, Oct. 24. 18GG. An act tn further provide for the af nf school lands, and to distribute the income of the com niou school fund. Be it enaoied by the Legislative Assembly of ine otate ot urcgon. Section I. That (lie hoard organized by the aot of October 22d. 1864. for the sale of school lands and the management nf the oommon school fund, are authorized tn sell seotions six teen and thirty-six, and all lands selected in lieu of such sections, and lo take charge of and tnanugu the lurid derived from the sales here tofure made nf audi lands. Fur this purpose it is made the duly of the superintendent! of sellout in the Severn I counties to report tn the hoard, immediately after the passage of this aot, the description, quality and value of each tract of said land in their respective counties, and to turn over to the hoard tlu proceeds of all sales heretoforo inuile, and all obligations for mon eys due or to become due for inch sales, or for the proceeds loaned out. And it is made the duty nf the hoard to correspond with the super inlendents and obtain tlie neoessury information and control nf the said lands and funds. Sec. 2. Hereafter school lands shall be sold only by the said hoard, nod the sales shall ho of the four classes following : First Any person who bad a valid right of pre-emption nu section sixteen or thirty six. at the time of his survey by the United States, or who had such right on any other sohonl land at the time of its selection as snoh, or who is the successor in interest of such pre-emption by de vise, descent or purchase of his improveiiH-'s, mny on due proof of such right nod succession pnrchaae from the hoard the land actually cov ered by such right, and no 1.1011, at one dollar mid twenty-live cents per aero in any lawful money of the United Stales. Second Any person who shall furnish to the Governor a description of any publio lauds sub ject tu be selected fur common school purpose.', nun mull at the same time apply lo purchase the same, may if lha aeleotiou lie made and ap proved, purchase said land ut one dollar and twenty-live cents per acre in gold coin. Third Any set ler who. In-fore the uassaiie nf this act, has hied with the hoard his applica tion and nflidavit in accordance wilh the pro vision of the said act uf Octuln-r 22, il. hut hae not received his ccrtiliacute. by reason that the selection It'.. not been nppruved by the commissioner uf the genet al land idlicn, or Ihe successor in interest of such sell ler by devise, descent or purchase of his improvements, may wiiiiiii ninety uays niter notice given the hoard in the newspaper of the tn I1I10 nrinler. that such select ions have been approved, complete me purchase so iieguti, ami tuKu a certihoatu or deed of iIih land specified in the application in the terms prescribed in Ihe sitid nol. Fourth Kvery application nut provided fur in either of the preceding classes, shall be re ferred to the superintendent of schools in the comity in which the land is situated, wilh iu struclions to 11 ake a persouul examination of tho land, uuil report to the boa id its true value in coin. And it is made Ihe duty of the super intendent forthwith in make such examination und report. And Ihe hoard inuy sell the same lor the price repurh il, if saiisln d with tho re nort, but nut lor less, iu gold coin. Hut the lionrd may ndopt additional menus 1. ascertain the vulue. and may hold the laud at a high er price than that reported. And 110 mure than three hundred mid twenty aores, or one-hall ilioti, shall be sold under this clause tu any one persou. hec. . 1 lint Ihe proviso to section eight uf the not aforesaid, anil also an much 11I Ihe said act as limit the quantity and pf't-j of the lands to no sold, mid requires settlement nn Ihe same, aud an ntlidnvit, are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. The board may in their (discretion) demniid the services nf any county officer in any business relating to the sellout hinds and funds lit bis con nly. And Ihe county treasurer, il so required, shall receive, receipt for and safely keep scpnrnte any school money, or securities fur such moneys, subject to the order of the board. And superintendents, nn being furn ished by tho hoard with list of school moneys fulling due iu their counties, shall be diligent iu requiring prompt payment thereof In the cuutity treasurers, or oilier wise as the board may direct. And county treasurers, fur their services under this aot shall r, ive out of the general county fund one per oent. of the imount uf school moneys received by them. Sic. 5. The board shall take nil proper measures tn have the annual income of school land and funds collected into the State aud cuuuly treasuries by ur before til! first day of February in each yenr ; and they shall, nn that day, divide the income then oil hand among Ihe several coonlles iu lirmmrtinn In the number nf children resident therein between the ages of loor anu twenty year. If any part nf such in come shall lie in the hands of any treasurer they may draw upon the same iu favor of Ihe super intendent of that or any other county or any part thereof. They may aUo draw upon ihe county treasurer in favor of snperiiileudeiit, payable nut of the general county fond j and such orders shall he returned to the State treas ury in place of so muoh money due the Slate fur tales ; and the Slate treasurer shall trans fer the same amount from the income of tlu schuul fund to Ihe general fond, They mny also draw in favor uf the superintendent npou Ihe income fund in the Slate treasury 1 and such urders'shall be received and transferred. In like manner, if offered in payment of State taxes. .See. ti. it is the duty nf tbe board In fore lose. Immediately, all Dm mortgages which are not an adequate secuny fur Ihe debt and they may. iu their discretion, bid in III laud at us true Value in coin, er they may, without suit, accept a release of lb equity nf redeinp Hon and lake the land at tu true value in coin. Aud any uf Ihe permanent fund which may consist of legal tendsr nuti 1 or other currency may lie loaned al its market value ou coin. Approved, October 24. I Witt. An act to amend an act tn provide a Code of criminal prneuure. and nVlina crimes and their poiiishiiient, approved Octoher 111. ltK4. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Ihe Stale of Orer111. brcliuu 1, Setliou Xii uf said act i livrehy tttHUe WHOLE NO. 810. amended so as to read ai follows t Sell, 532. If any person being armed with a dangnrnns weapon, shall assault another with snchweapi n. snoh person, on oonviotion thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in tba pen itentiary, not less that six months, nor more than ten years, or hy imprisonment in the oonuty jail not less than one month, nor more than one year, or hy fine not less than one hundred, nor more than one thousand dollars. Sea, 2. Inasmuch ai there Is nn law pre scribing a fine for the above named offense, this act shall be in force from and alter its approval by the Governor. Approved, Oot. 24. 18(10. Tub III Fatkk Evenino Stah. Thii strainer had nn unusual largo list of passen gers. The X. V. lltrnld. October Ki ll ayi t Amnnif the passenger nn hoard Ihe ill fated vessel wkm the opera tronpn ol I'anl Alhaiza, comprising A!) singers, artistes and musicians, wlinin tlie maniiKers bad engaged in Paris. Mr. Alhaiza and his company reached Ibis city on Thursday, the 27th ult., hy tho steamer Ville do Paris, During Ihe passage from Europe, Paul Al haiza. Ihe manager, was strongly advised to convey his artists tn New Orleans by rail, but fearing Ihe voyage would prove ton fatiguing for tin ladies of the troupe, he decided upon securing their passage by the Evening Star, He did nut, however, secure his own berth nn hoard, hut proceeded lo New Orleans hy land, thus avoiding tho sad fale that awaited the members of his company. While in Parii Mr. Alhaiza reoeived the news nf his rather' death, and lost i brother two weeks later. II is seo und brother, Charles Alhaiza, wus one of the pnssengers by the Evening Star. , Dr. Spaulding's olrcns company, numbering about HO persons, were nlso nn board. The organization had nn tho vessel a quai t ty of paraphernalia and baggage, but no horses. Ninety-seven young girls, whose ages varied from 15 to 22 wero among the unfortunates. These had heel) engaged by the matrons of undry New Orleans millions afe pit tn take apartments in their respective establishments for the w inter, Tho matrons who had come to New York about it month since fur the pur pose of making a selection among tho many inmates of the fashionable metropolitan house, wero llianoa Kuhhiiis. Jennie King, Flora Iledell. Susan Kingesly, Pauline Meade nnil and Josephine Iloenan, all well known in the ciroles of tho southern demi monde. With the exception of Flora Bedell, who proceed ed tu New Orleans hy rail, nil were passen gers on board tho Evening Star. As tn the real names nf the pour girls who accompanied them, but litlle iiifuriiiuxiiin could he gathered. From the enrliest dayi of their entrance npnn their career of sorrow, they had cast them aside dnd substituted in their itead the Inevi table nam dt time. Inasmuch as all the prominent places of resort in the oity had fur nished its quota nf inmates, there was, yester day, no little sadness displayed by their late companions when the news of the Ion of tbe steamer oamo to their ears. Political Aasrs iNDiBt'CNSAnt.B to Lo cal UovKiiNUKNT. Tho ose of asses ii net, however merely prospective, snyi Ihe London Saturday Review. There is a good deal of iislantinl and tangible work which la well worth doing, and which they alone can do One ( f the parts for instanoc, of the English statesman of all parties attaoh the greatest Im- pnrtntioe, ts our municipal and looal institu tions. If these were entirely in the hands of very intellectual and very rehned people, they would come before long to a dend lock. They are, and must he in general, in the hands of local politicians, or, as the late Lord Palmer- stun once termed them, looal tinkers, whose taste and menial capacity are not of Ihe high est order. Vet it is necessary In get the hous es nhd sir s where nsea live drained and paved ami lighted. In raise and collect rates, and In keep all sorts nf people inieri-ai,.l tu Ihe task of Hushing Iheiiiselves and venlil iting their dwelling nod their thoroughf res A philnsmiher is not the man lo do II. Mr Mill or M. Toqncville at the bead uf 11 purirli ves- Iry, nr a liitlciviu cnrpunifiou, would he nn- es and iiicfhclent. What I wanted i a good, holiest, bustling, fussy, local patriot. Tiik Last IIohan :k. A Mew Ymk cor respondent of the Albany Annul relate! that a handsome orphan wurk girl bad li'-eti for some time emitted liv n piuriieyiunil hatter. One day she pressed Ii i ii tu uiary. as she bad received disrespectful prnpnanls from n rloo lawyer. "There is my hand," said h". "o,ar ty too directly." The lover, highly ni.l'"iint at the B'loriiey. was to glnd to oln-y the direc tion. The nmrrlngn took place nt Ihe resi dence nf Ihe bride. The evening hi-f-eo the wedding, however. Die bridegroom told Mary hlizuiinth that he hail a secret to tell, lie was not a journeyman halter lint nus 111 ' Ihe richest men in Ihe oily uf Ibistnn. mid he would take her Ihe next (lay tu Ihe In-ai.tllul country seat iu the solinilis nf the modern Athens wh ch he had Inherited from his father nd mother, for he, indeed, was no oruh hi like his bride, his .Mary Kliz.lln 'li. II" In I "-en her nt llurnilm's Museum, anil res'dvid to make her Ills own when convinced uf ber worthiuess. PAIN KlU.r.ll Pain la rm.pnsrd In be the the lot nf 111 poor mortals a inevitable as death, and liable at any time to come upon 0. Though we do not sohscri e to Ibis doctrine n all its length and breadth, believing that onr pains, aches and sickness are the result nf our own folly, ear violation nf nature's lawi a Ihey have been instituted by Ihe Creator, still it ia undeniable that the race has degenerated, and Ibat all of us hear about as the seeds of disease a Ihey have followed the great law of hereditary descent. Therefore it is important that remedial agent should Ira at hand In be used un an emergency, and when the seminal prineiple lodged in the system shall develop Itself, and we be made tn feel the emrociating agonies of pain, or the depressing Infloenoes nf disease, V Such a remedial agent exists in tho Pain KIM.KH of onr fellow townsmen. PumtV Da VIM & Soil, whose fame ha extended over all the earth, and whose nmmea are blessed even from the riling nf the sun tn the gulag down thereof. The Pain Killer has inado the cir cuit of the globe. Amid the eternal ices nf Ihe f inlar regions, or beneath the intolerable and nrning sun nf the tropica, lis virtues are known and appreciated. Under all latitudes, from the on! extreme tn the other, ealferiiig humanity has found relief from many nf its ills. The wide and broad area over which this medicine has spread, attest il value and po tency. No other has, to onr knowledge, been an universally and favorably received. It has made il own highway, solely by its virtues Such unexampled aoccess and popularity has brought others into tho field, who hnve at tempted to eclipse the original, lint we are pleased to know that their efforts have proved Irnillrss. Under similarity of name Ihey have attempted In usurp the oonndeoce nf the peo ple and torn it to their owu selfishness and dishonesty. But the peeple, Hoe to the una who wns their real lienefaclnr. have la the main stood by the original; the Impoeitors and their nostrums have sunk into oblivion and merited contempt. The Pain Killer derives much of it popQ larity from Ihe simplicity atlendlug its use, which gives it a peculiar value in a family. The vaiiuns disease! which may be readied hy it, and In their incipient stage eradicated, are among those which are peculiarly fatal if suf fered In run 1 but lh curative magic of this preparation at onoe disarm them 01 tbeir ter ror. Iu all respects it lulfill the eunditioni of potulsr medicine. Slick lo it, therefore ; liny Ihe original and genuiue. -Pnmdtnct Vimei. book and job nun ix;, Of Kvery Description, r.XtX'JTr WITH NEATNK8S AND III BP AT C II. aaras or anraaTiaiso. Flrrt Insertion, $8 par aiiuars of ten lines or leas, aiinioa Inieaaur. $1 for each subsequent Insertion. tV" Advertising bills, vlien not paid tn advance, III l eharsed tventsr-flvs per sent, ailillttonsl, to cover lav cea, of sollaotion. tV A liberal deduction from tlie above rates will bs mail In favor of lliuae wlio silvertiae by thn quarter. TRIAL OF JEFF. htVIS-OlKICIil IIIK KKSI'OSDKSCK. The following correspondence relative tn the trial of Jeff. Davis was made publio In Wash ington, Ootoher 13th s Exkcutivb Mansion, ' Wahiunoton, Ootoher 6, ISfSft. ( To Hon. Henry Stanhery, Attorney Gen eralSir 1 A special term of tbe CirooitC'onrt of the United Stales was appointed for the first Tuesday nf Ootoher, 1806. at Kiobmood (Va.), for the trial of Jeff. Davis on the charge of treason. It now appears that there will be no session nf that Court at Richmond during tbe present month, and doubts are expressed whether the regular term, which by law should commonoe on the fourth Monday of Novem ber next, will be held. In view of this ob struction and the consequent dolay Id proceed, ing with the trial nf Jeff. Davi, now pending In that Court, and there being, so far as I am Informed, no good reason why the olvil Courts of the United States are not competent to ex ercise an equal jurisdiction within tbe district or olrouit in wbiob tbe 8tate nf Virginia is in cluded, I deem it proper to request yonr opin ion as to what further steps, if any, should be taken hy tho Executive, with a view lo a speedy publio and impartial trial of the ac cused, according to tbe Constitution and laws of the United States. I am, sir, very respectfully, yonn, Andrew Joiinso. Attorney Oenkral's Office, October I). 18lifi. To the President Sir t I have the honor to state my opinion upon tlie questions propound ed In your letter of Ihe 6th, aud to what fur ther may lie proper or expedient to bo done by the Executive in reference tn the custody of Mr. Davis, and tn the prosecution for treason now pending against him in the Circuit Court nf the United States of Virginia. I am clear ly of the opinion that there is nothing in the present condition of Virginia tn prevent 'the full exercise of tho Jurisdiction of tho civil Courts. The aotuul statu of things and yonr general proclamation of peace and of the res toration of oivil order guaranteed to the civil authorities, Federal and State, Immunity against military control nr interference, ft seems to me that in this particular there is nu . neoessity for further aotinu nn tlie part of tho Executive lu Ihe way of proclamation, ea ed ally ai Congress at Ihe fate session required the Circuit Court of the United States tu h held at Kiohmnnd mi the first Monday of May . and tho fourth Monday of November In each year, and authorized speoial or adjourned term! of that Court to he ordered by the Chief Jus tic of the Supreme Court at such time and on such notioe aa he might presoribe, with tho same power and Jurisdiction ai at regul if terms. Thia Is ao explioit recognition of Con gress, that the state of things in Virginia ad mits the holding nf Ihe United States Circuit Court in that State. The obstruction now re ferred to oannnt, it seems tn me, be removed by any Executive order, so far as I am advised. It arises as follows 1 Congress, 00 tbe 22 1 of May, 1806, passed an Aot providing that the Circnit Cuurt of the Uuitud States fur Virginia should be held at Richmond on the first Man day of May and the fourth Monday of Novem ber, In oaoh year, and further providing (hat all suit! and other proceedings which stand oootiuued to any other time and place should bo deemed continued to the place and ti ne prescribed by the Aot. The special or ad journed session, which was ordered hy tho Conrt tn be holdeo at Richmond in the pres ent month of Octoher, was considered as abro gated by this Aot. This left the regular term tu be boldun on tbe fourth Monday of Novem ber, and if there bad been do further legl.la lion by Congress, no donbt could exist as tu the competency of Ihe Chief Jostioe and Dis trict Judge of that Court then to try Jefferson Davis; but on the 23d of July, 18G6, Cm gress passed an Aot to fix the number of Judg es of the Supreme Court nf tlie United 8utes and change certain Judicial eirouits. Among oilier changes made in the Circuit Court by this Aot ia a change nf tbe Fourth Circuit, to which the Chief Justioe bad been allotted, a this circuit stood prior to this Ant when alloted In tlie Chief Justice, it embraced Delaware, Maryland, Virgiuia, North Carolina and West Virginia. It was changed by this Aot by ex cluding Delaware and addiug South Carolina. It is understood doubts exist whether this change in tho 8tates comprising the olrouit will require a new allotment. Whether this doubt is well founded or not, it is certain that the Executive cannot interfere ; for. although un der peculiar ciroumstanoes the Exeoutive has power to make an allotment of the Judge uf the Supreme Court, yet these oirournstaooes du nut exist in this cose a new allotment, if necersary, can only be mado by Ihe Judges of lha Supreme Court or by Congress, perhaps only by Congress. Davis remains in custody at Fortress Mo, rnc precisely as he was held in January, whey, in answer lu a resolution of Congress, you re ported communication from Ihe Scorutary of War and the Attorney General, showing that ho wo beld to await trial in the oivil Court. No action was then taken hy Congress la ref erence to the place of custody. No demand has since been made for his transfer Into civil custody. The District Attorney of the United Stale fur the district of Virginia, where Da- , vis stands indicted fur treason, has been noti lied I lint tb prisoner would he surrendered t the United Slates Marshal upon a capias un der ihe Indictment, lint the District Attorney decline to have the oapias issncd because Ibero I nu other plao within the district where tb prisoner could be in safely kept or where his jietsonal comfort and health could he so well provided for. No application had been made, within my kuow ledge, by thsouuntelnf Davis) for a transfer of th prisoner to civil oustody. Recently an application was made by his coun sel fur hie transfer from Fort Monroe lo Fort Lafayette, on the ground chiefly of sanitary considerations. A reference was promptly made In a Hoard of Surgeons, whose report was decidedly adverse lo the change, ou lb score of health aud personal comfort. I am unable m arc what further action can ha taken on the patt nf the Exeoutive to bring th prisoner lo trial. Davi tnoet for th prev ent remain where be is until the Court which has Jurisdiction to Iry liiai shall be ready to act, or until his eostialy is demanded under law ful prucos nf the Federal Coorts. I would suggest that, to avoid any niiunder standing on tn subject, au order be Issued lo th Commandant uf Fortress Monroe to sur render the prisoner to oivil custody whenever demanded by lha United Stale Marshal, upoa process from Ihe Federal Court. 1 eal herewith a copy or a teller from the United Slates District Attorney for Virgiuia to which I beg lo call your altenliua. I have 1 be honor tn be, etc., etc, litNRY Stanucry. Attorney General. C'iiakk anu Davih Iu 185!), lb Governor of Ohio, Salmon P. Chase, in the midst of an rxnitrmeol growing out nf au effort to enforov Ihe fugitive slave law, taking the form of tho arrest by the process uf ihe U. 8. court! of certain persons who bad released tho fugitive slave, fur whom writs of habeas oorpus bad been sued out iu Ihe State ooorta, said i ' t will only say, what 1 bave frequently said before, that as long as tire Stale uf Ohio remains a sovereignty, aod a long a i am hot Chief Exeoutive. the process of her court shall lie leoiitol. When I an called on tu act, I will act." If Governor Chase and Coi f Justice CbaM are on aud the same prison, we ran not but think that Ihe trial ut Jefferson Davis befot Chief Justice Chase, Will be Very awkward affal,'. tlow will ou'iMcr try a sucuxioiiist f