V. S. Official Paper for Oregon. r
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1870.
The Snake river mines aro paying well
according to recent reports.
Recently a little son of Mr. Barnes, of
Iloseburg, fell from a horse and broke his
arm.
Count Von Bcust.the Austrian Prime
Minister, is a Protestant. "
The Episcopal church of Iloseburg, a
neat edifice, has Dot been open for service
but twice ii three- years.
All the convicts in the Idaho Territo
rial Prison made their escape on the
17th. There were thirteen of them.
"Vermont is bragging over a man whose
beard is )burjfee long: Poh ! That's
nothing. Beard, the artist, is nearly six
feet long. : i
Republicans carried Louisiana by 30,
000, while the Democrats did the same in
Kentucky a ,:stund off."
As the Legislature of Arkansas is Re
publican, Democrats will please leave it
out of their next pyramid.
The Ensign says the old Court House
sold for 75. The new building will seat
about 700 people.
In the New Jersey Legislature the
Republicans have ten majority on joint
ballot. Four of the five Congressmen
elected are Republicans.
Nevada has elected, according to
. latest statements, a Democratic Governor
and State officers, and a Republican Legislature.
According to the papers a Court House
out south will seat six or seven hundred
people two stories high. A large build
ing, truly.
The Legislature having failed to make
an appropriation for its benefit, the Poit
land Immigration and Aid Society will
soon wind up.
A telegram from Washington dated
Nov. 22d, says the latest gossip is that
Hen Butler is to be appointed Secretary
of State.
The Salem Statesman of the 22d an
nounces the death of the wife of Dr.
Davenport, at Waldo Hills, on last Sun
day, of small pox.
It is chronicled that a youngster com
mitted suicide at Hannibal, Mo., recent
ly, because his father received the Deni
ocatic nomination for Congress.
The Indiana Legislature is composed :
Senate, 26 Republicans, 24 Democrats;
House, 47 Republicans, 53 Democrats.
Thus the Republicans have the Govern
or and one branch of the Legislature.
The last member of the Shasta Indian
tribe, says the rcka 'Journal, was Ic ill
ed in that city recently. A bullet
through the head of said Indian done
"his business."
On the 18th instant, the daughter of
Henry Smith, of Wolf Creek, Josephine
county, aged about eighteen, committed
suicide by blowing out her brains with a
pistol. No cause assigned.
Anna Dickenson says "there is no work
a man can do but that will be better done
by having a woman at his side" and she
might have added, "and its much more
'pleasanfer doing."
- The letter from our correspondent
from Salem in this issue was intended for
kst week, but arrived just after we had
gone to press. However it is interest
ing, and we hope our correspondent will
keep up his lick.
The Jacksonville Sentinel says that
Robert Hargadine, of Ashland, has pur
chased 200 Angora goats, proposing to
give them a trial in that section of coun- i
try Their long coats of fleecy, white
hair are much prized, and command 81
per pound in San Francisco.
The Bunker Hill Gazette says that
taxes this year in Illinois will only be
about one-half what they were last year, i
Illinois 'has been in the hands of the
Republicans for" yearsT This, then, is
the difference between "Radical" and
Democratic rule the former lessens and
the latter increases the burdens of the
people. . "
The Democratic party is now and al
ways has been opposed to "monopolies."
You will scarcely be able to pick up a
Democratic paper that has not more or
less bombast and higbfalutin in relation
to "corrupt monopolies." And being
teetotally and everlastingly opposed to
1I kinds of "monopoly," the Oregon Leg
islature passed what it is pleased to term
MA bill to .protect Litigants," which is
simply giving a "monopoly" of legal ad
vicrtiswg to Democratic papers. Any.
ttung more outrageoas In the"monopoIv"
line was never enacted. The beantiesof
Democracy, as exhibited by the action of
the majority in the late Legislature, in
crease with as.
The agony is over and Spain at last is
provided with a King. The great body
of the people still favor the monarchical
form of government, else the Cortes,
which was elected for the special purpose
of deciding as to the form of government,
would not have elected the Duke d'Aosta,
by an overwhelming vote, their future
King. The people of Spain had an
undoubted right to select such form of
government as best pleased them, or to
commission certain persons to choose for
them ; and the latter course of action
having been adopted, the result is' Spaiu
is to have a King for ruler. Spain had
the opportunity offered her to take a po
sition among the first peoples of the earth,
to rise out of the "Slough of Despoud"
where she has lain for centuries ; but
she has willfully thrown it away. ! If the
country is not visited by a terrible and
devastating civil war, caused by factions
in the conflicting interests of Dou Carlos,
Montpcnsier, Prince of Asturias, Isabella
and the Republic, present indications go
for nought. Had a Republic been se
lected, Spain would have had a .-table
government and peace, uuder the influ
ence of which her people would have
grown rich and prosperous. By the
selection which she has made she ugaiu
invites revolution and anarchy.
TUe salaries paid to city officers by the
Democratic aduiini&tration of the city of
Detroit amount to more than 26,000,
whiio the salaries paid by the Republican
government to the officers of the State of
Michigan amount to just 67,000. The
salary of a single city officer, the Con
troller, is nearly three times as great as
that of the Governor.
Only another exhibition of the "re
trenchment and economy" so fervently
and urgently insisted upon by the De
mocracy. Isn't it strange that, although
Democratic orators and papers are etern
ally preaching economy aud retrench
ment in the public expenses, yet the
moment they obtain the power they find
that salaries are not bijr eoousrh for Dem
ocrats, and taxes are entirely too light
for the good of the people, and conse
quently salaries arc increased and taxes
advanced soiretiroes doubled and thrib-
blod ? Forjrowisesthe Democratic party
never had its equal but for fulfillment
of 6 worn pledjres, it is troubled with a
forgetful ness deyond all precedent.
In a recent speech at Jacksonville, ac
cording to the St titinel, Hon. Jas. D. Fay
accused Messrs. Burnett and Wells of
possessing an uncommon desire for
"chicken pie" during the session of the
late Oregou Legislature ; so strong and
ungovernable, indeed, was their appetites,
that they actually did gobble up 2,000
worth each. At least this was the in
feretice from Mr-. Fay's remarks. This
charge would seem to indicate that there
was some little corrujitiim in the Demo
cratic party of Oregon. These confes
sions of the Democratic leaders, although
late in the day, may yet open the eyes of
the people to therot ten ness and corrup
tion existing in this party of "time hon
ored principles."
m
General George B. Maxwell, the
Gentile candidate for Congress from
Utah Territory, who was defeated by the
Mormon, William II. Hooper, does not
propose to let the matter rest where-it is
Maxwell is a profound hater of the Mor
mon ideas of polygamy aud union of
Church and State, and being a lawyer
by profession, proposes a contest for the
seat clained by Hooper. He bases his
contest on several grounds (probably
made necessary by the fact that Hooper's
majority was more than 21,000, in a poll
of 25,000). Among others, the illegali
ty of the female Mormon vote': fraud
and force in the casting of Mormon
votes : and that Hooper is disqualified un
der the Fifteenth Amendment, because
he is a Mormon. Congress will have
a nice question to decide when Maxwell
vs. Hooper is reached. The decision
ill involve the question of bow far a
citizen of the United States -becomes
disqualified from holding office by the
practice of polygamy, in violation of law.
From the Boise City Statesman of No
vember 17th, we learn that all the" con
victs confined jo the Territorial Prison
at Idaho City escaped on the night of
November 15th. They overpowered the
keepers at half-past six o'clock, locked
them securely in the cells, then gathered
all the arms and ammunition, and about
ten days' rations apiece, and fled. Sheriff
Brittain and Jeff. Howell, his Deputy,
reached Boise City- early Wednesday
morning, and obtained from J:ort Boise
a squad of soldiers to go va pursuit of the
runaways, .there were thirteen in all, of
whom two or three were iii for life, and
me rest tor from one year up to fifteen
years' terms.
- The trial of Tom Wathered, foi mur
der, was progressing in the District'
Court, Boise City, on the 17th. i
vaptam Bledsoe writes that the Snake
river mines are paying well. His own
claims are rich.
Salem Letter.
Salem,.Nov. 17, 1870.
En. Register: Other than an item
from the Boaid of Health, there is but
little of note in aud around Salem. There
is at present an unusurl dullness in busi
ness matters, aud a miserable desponden
cy is depicted on the features of
would-be-smiling countenances of our
citizens, occasioned by the outbreak cf a
contagious disease known by some as the
"Democratic Scab," from the fact that it
is the prevailing opinion that it had its
origin in the debris of the last Oregon
Legislature. .But it would be hard for
me to harbor such an opinion since Gov.
Grover vetoed their inuumfrable swamp
land and China school bills, leaving the
eight mad dog laws passed by the legis
lature of -two years ago, and published in
almanac form, practically uuehauged ;
aud furthermore our City Fathers assert
that the first scut preseuted is known to
have invaded the person of a City Moth-
Latest War News.
Tours, Nov. 19. The Prussians at
Chatillon were surprised and all killed
or taken prisoners by Garibaldi.
The Prussians claim successes at Mont
rucdy and Chanveucy. French loss se
rious. A fight had occurred in the Depart
ment or Aisne. Losses equal on both
sides.
General Manteuffel is marching to
ward Amicus.
The Army of the Loire, uuder Palla
dines, was met and baffled by the Duke
of Necklenburg, and has retired south
ward. London, Nov. 20. Gladstone's im
prudence in writing to the Times is dc
nounced in diplomatic circles.
Article ninth of the March Treaty is
considered a barrier to war.
A St. Petersburg correspondent says a
Russian fleet will koou appear in the
Dardanelles.
The World correspondent has inter
viewed a member ot the Jintish Govern- j
ineut, who says there will be uo combi- j
nttion of Powers against Russia, and -
says France is powerless : Prussia con-
Sagacity of a horse. An Ohio
paper tells the following good story :
"An old family horse that has been
running at will through the streets and
commens lost one of his shoes, when
with the intelligence of a human being,
ho walked up to the blacksmith shop
where he had been shod for the last
twenty years, aud to the best of his
ability asked the smith lo shoo him, by
raising his foot and stamping the ground.
The smith being busy, drove him away
several times during the day, and thought
nothiug of it. The following morning
on goiug to the shop be found the old
horse at the door ; again he drove, him
off, but the horse came back, and enter
ing the shop, walked up to the anvil,
and there raised his foot, thus attracting
the particular notice of the smith, who
examined the foot, and, finding it worn
off to the "quick," kindly picked up an
old horse shoe, and fittiug it to his foot,
ua:!ed it on ; when the grateful animal,
frisking his tall by way of thanks, trotted
offcoutented'y."
ef (politically speaking), a mohogany uives with Russia; Italy is unwilling;
colored female with a beaver aroma.
Now, after diligent study of both views,
I confess my inability to render a satis
factory opinion, further than that dairy
men are in loss haste than formerly to
bring in butter, even though it has as
sumed the formidable price of 37 to 50
'cents per pouud.
The public schools are closed, aud at
oue time it was the intention to have the
church doors closed against the lovers of
holy worship, but by further investiga
tion it was found to be unnecessary, as
they had no congregations at best. Sa
loons and theatres remain in statu q",
the moral of which proves conclusively
that men can live without religion if they
have a sufficiency of whisky.
Last Friday, after the usual chapel ex
ercises were had, the Faculty of the lite
rary deportment of the Willamette Uui
vcrsity announced that the school was
dismissed till further news could be ob
tained from the small pox wards. Yel
low flags are floating at many places in
the city, and the disease seems spread
ing gradually, but as yet has not assumed
a very grave typo. There have been
but few deaths a small child died yester
day. More Axon.
Was there ever such another series of
extraordinary coincidences in one family
as t! is : George Hazard was born i-i
Austria i conservative, and thut Gran. ! 'U , ' ' Anolua
ville's letter docs not mean war. j iJ?za'u' s"u Ueorgo, was
V Vnifk- Vni- -T -..H-.,:ni : norii in couui iviugsion, luarcn , liDj;
dispatch announces that the three Pi us- "I !vf ter l '.ard, eldest son of Thomas
sian armies under tire Duke ot Meckleu- i Wils Loru ln South Kingston, March 3,
burg, General Von Dei Taun aud Prince ! 1,03 Cristophcr G. C. Hazard, eldest
Frederick Charles have efiected a juno- j b,Vve was bora . 1H -NcwPorf'
tion, and the whole force are now actinir I -arca !-
upon oCensivc agaiust General Palladints I
Aiuiy ot the Loire, supposed to b
retreatin-r bemud Orleans. The Prus
NE W AD VE RTISEM EN1S.
WAR! WAR I WAR !
WAR TO THE KNIFE, AND KNIFE
TO THE HILT !
NEW TO -DA
Gen. Iligii Price Killed.
Gen. Trust Mortally
"Wounded."
BUT REMEMBER
That you can buy all kinds of
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
FOR CASH, CHEAPER :AT
(the young man from Wisconsin)
Grocery Store, than any place in Albunv.
For M. PEARSON still Uvea, and is always
ready to BUY, E1.L, SWAP Oil DICKER.
: .TO.' PJ&A.RSOIV,
n;v2G-12
At Gbcadlc's old stand.
-A Quaker's Horse. When
Second Indian Cavalry Repimcut
the
was
of
,., . - .- I i originally recruited, it was in want oi
sian army is now wovinjr soutnward. and , - . , ' . , , . .
inr.nr M.,f..- l .-i . i i . horses, which the Kovernment could not
Ueneral iVlanteunel, who was ordered to i ' ,
operate against the northern line of For- i 1 1 J ,. , , "
titled cities, has retrograded and is now ! lj,an." nppll to among others, to
murchin? west to join hi the attack upon ! fh. a hors,e for he ood, caU8C l
the Army ot the Loire. which it was known he was heart and
London, Nov. 21. The Impendence I s.ouI f!,uVot,c,J ; "''"P replied to
1.1.,. ? ..;!.. .... ... i the clynel : -I hou knoivest we are op-
Eastern miestion. rmrr-ssn f..nr .W Psed " principle to war; but those five
Sewing: itlacliiiic Agrcsicy.
i
r 1IIE ROOM ADJOIKTXO M. PEARSOX'S
I i Grocery Store bus becu neatly fitted up by
Miner it Poarson, for tho purpose of exhibiting
for sale the
I .
Buckeye Shuttle Sewing Machine!
t!:e only hiw-priccd licensed sewing machine that
makes the genuine "lock tituh," and which is
sold fr $2 o. Warranted to do all kind of work,
on fine or carso good?, as well as auy machine
in the market. Ladies rc requested to call and
examine the Cuckeyo machine bel'oro pure-basing
elsewhere.
Everybody buys the Buckeye Sowing Machine
in pro IV re nee to any other, who does i;ot first go
to agents, Fcliini; bogm or hij;h-priecd machines,
for advice, aud sufler themselves to be imposed
upon. Come and see for yourself.
MIXER fc PEARSON,
. General Ajenis for the Slate of Oregon.
the
the
ear
the war is euevitable, aud that n
Great Powers will have armies in
field before the 1st ol' Jauuary.
Vienna, .ov. 21. 1 he excitement
here concern in?: the Eastern
horses in youdtr meadow are mine, aud
if one is niii?ed in the
ritt inquire about it.
moi uing 1 shall be allowed.
Agents wanted in every town and county
in t'io State, to whom a liberal commission will
uov2li-12
The President is busily engaged in
Ail Ictierd uiroclod to
.MINER & PEARSON,
Albunv, Oregon.
'JUCbtlOll ; TAT-r n-i 1-1 rr liiij nccirm f.-v ( itnrrra.o
is unabated. Jt is believed that the i 1 1 -
moral support, at least, ot the fJnited j EEOWMSVILLE.
Slates will be thrown in favor of Russia, i A. Wheeler, dealer in fancy and et:ipl Dry
Tho London I'o&t deoies that Italy has ' Hood. Hats, rioihins. Roots and Shoe, tirocc-
refused to join ICngland and Austria iu T ri' s. Crockery, Hardware, lion and Steel, Wagou
Timber, Plow?, Agricultural Implement?, etc.,
etc.
Motto ".mall profits and quick returns."
The iditor of a paper in Nebraska, who
affisred a premium for the largest water
Melon left at his office, has been supply
iog tho Omaha market with those vege
tables all summer, besides boarding his
kaods on the fruit.
The Rosebug Ensign of Nv. 19th
says : Last Christmas eve a gold watch
was stolen from the residence of Mr Am
brose, in Yoncalla. Tho thieves were
pursued at the time, caught and search
ed, but the watch was not found on either
of them. Last week it was picked up in
the gateway leading out to the stage road
in front of the house where, likely, the
thief had dropped it in runuing.
The French blocicado seems to have
affected the merchants of North Ger
many in some degree, notwithstanding
its inefficiency. A very large number of
failures are reported from Danzig and
other cities of the Baltic.
The Litigant Act. The laic Leg
islature passed a law 4ifor the protection
of litigauts," which authorizes the Gov- j
ernor to designate iu each county a paper
in which all legal advertising must be
dt-ue. Or, in other words, a law to com
pel Republicans to patronize Democratic
newspapers. As Democrats are not the
most noted of all people iu the world for
their literary propensities, Democratic
newspaper offices have sometimes had to
be closed up in Oregon on account of
insufficient support. This fact 'made it
apparent that some step should be taken
to insure them a more liberal support.
Therefore it is now the law of the State
that the Governor can tell you although
a Republican office may be owing you
three times the amount of the printing
you want done, and the chance3 be
against your ever fretting a cent to :- go
to a Democratic office and get your print
ing done and pay your money for it. : A
law to compel every Republican iu the
State to take a Democratic uewspaper
Would be about as respectable as this,
and if the late Legislature had passed'
such a law it would not have surprised
us a particle. Eugene Journal.
The Mayor of Palaiscu, France, has
been executed by the Prussians. His
house was occupied by half a dozen" of
the enemy's officers, who cause to settle
the terms of a requisition.- Art alterca
tion ensued, and the Mayor, Dr. Morere,
an old man of seveuty-five, losing his
temper, drew a revolver and fired off
six barrels at the officers, wounding four
of them badly. The other two siezed the
Mayor, who was summarily tried -and
shot within an hour.
. The London Telegrttph thinks . that
"Count Bismark and all the soldierlike
and statesmanlike heads of the Father
land are naturaly anxious for peace.
They see that if the war does not stop at
once it may last all the Winter, and,
whatever may be the result, inflict serious
loss on Germany. Under these circum
stances English neutrals may profitably
place a few plain, practical considerations
before the German people."
I3its. The San Francisco Call goes
after the "bit nuisance" vigorously. It
says :
"There is no good reason why the la
borer or any other man in San Francisco
should pay fifteen cents as he must, it
he has only a quarter of a dollar to pay
with for what costs the dealer one cent,
and is sold for two cents in New York
and Chicago."
There is a great deal of sense in what
the (Tall saya. The short bit arrange
ment is a nuisance and should be abol
ished. Yallejo Recorder.
. The Lancet, good medical authority,
says it is the fact, although a curious
one, that of the passengers in a train
which met with a terrible accident lately,
all, or Tery nearly all, who were asleep at
the time escaped nature's anesthetic in
suring them not onlv against fractures
and contusions, and even against the bad
effects of shasing and concussion.
exposition to Prusnia.
Rrl'ssei.s, Nov. 21. The Belgian
troops have been recalled to positions
occupied before the war. The frontier
is still well guarded.
It is rumored that General Von Der
Tauu has been removed.
London, Nov. 21.- It is rumored
that Gentian vessels are blockaded by
French at Yaruioth.
Versailles, Nov. 21. The Paris
ians are much disheartened.
Nine companies of French attempted
to relieve La Ferte, but were driveu back
beyond the Oise river by the Prussians.
A sortie immediately tilter irotu the loit
was also repulsed.
'Moltke has. probably changed his
plans, all the forces are concentrating
towards Pari.-i.
London, Nov. 21. Private dispatches
received in Tours says an armistice has
beeu agreed upon.
iJcrliti dispatches s:iy that I'aris is dis
posed to 3"ield.
Ken;! I Head !
j fimiE POST OfTICE AT LEBANON WILL
JL he open for the delivery o mails from cipht
o clock to nine in tho morning on Sundays, alter
w hich time it will be promptly closed, and will
reiuaiu closed until Monday morning. Parties
wi.-liin" mail mutt come during the mail hnne or
they iciV not Le accommodated.
S. 11. CLAL'OHTON, P. M.
Lebanon, November 2i, 1S70-12-4W
l'UULIC SALE.
IfcUnSjUAST TO OKDEll OF TIIH CIR
cuit C urt of the .Vtate of Oregon for Linn
county, jt the Oct bcr Term, 1S70, the following
real property of the estate of Lewis Churchill,
dee'd, late of said county, will he sold at public
outcry, to tho highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the city of Albany in said coun'y, ou
j Saturday, the 31st of December next,
viz : Fractional N. r.sl.'of the N. V.'. ,r. of See.
;2, and email fraction in S. V. corner rf S. W.
qr. of ec. 21), Tp. 12 .S. 11. 3 'V.'. of Willamette
M., containing y C.100 acres more r le-. Also
Ir.te tn.mil part of Lot No. 4, Eloek No. 10. in t!ie
j ihl eity of Albany, having a lr. ntage of t'oit
011 front rtivct, -.Mi!im-U!-iiig 25 feet froiii the N.
j E. corner of said 111 k, and a Vptu of It 0 feet.
to-;lK'r w:.!i the improvements lhcr.ou the
I same In ing s:.jfct to c'owcr.
I 'i'KUMS t;.ht l oill uf , V. 3 bnlf in !.l
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won-.-"!! l,,lvtr ln r'-hc.v.ng c.,r.j , .,,,. ,, ,.,... ,,. ,,.,,..-..
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per package. 10-vJ
aTk"'!
9 Settlcueir's I'rug .Storo, vis :
I'evoe's Coal Oil, bv the ruu...... 75 cljS gal.
Lard Oil, retailed at.... $2 12J " "
Aid evtrvthing else in proportion.
lOv.l . F. SETTLEMEfR.
ESarg;ii5 OfiVred !
A live hours' Cll'-aenfetlt took I.lace- enpitn! ili.oi in thi? advcitbem-nt. As an exter- j
ar Met2, with equal loss oa Loth I "?.'". a!-' Medu-mo, the Pa:n K:ller stand , "BnOM AXD AFTER THIS DATE I WILL
1 . 1 ' unrivaled. E' sell mv entire et.lt r
Id by all i t, . .. .
rnov iii-y u-aaas, mcr uooas, uiotnins.
DC
sides
It is reported thut llussia lias nine '.
iroD-elad.s at Nicolacf drawino- less than"
eighteen feet of water.
l'russia will urge an aiuicab'Iu settle
meat.
riHIKOLfXK The best thing ever oflered to
the public for eralu aiinjr rninse spots from
silks, cleaning kid gloves, ite. Trv ir. For sal
by flUv. il. K SKTTI.EMKIR..
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
lireetions accompany- eaeh bottle.
Dni-.'sits.
Price 2.1 cts., ;'.0 cts. nut! $1 per-hoit'c
lit ll
er claims
Russia is williug to sub
to a Congress.
Tho l'opo at Home has ordered every
church to be closed during the visit cf
King Emanuel to that city.
Washington, D., C, Xov. 21. A S A
dispatch from 1'ekiD, via London, announ
ces the arrival of Reward and party there,
all well. They will proceed to Calcutta,
Bombay atid the Ten-ian (Julf.
Tho agent of the Alaska l-'ur and Seal
Company was at the Treasury' .Depart
ment to-day, and informed the Secretary
that the Company was endevoriug to
obtain possession and coutrol of Copper
and Behrings Island?, with a prospect of
receiving possession of the islands.
WILtlAIVI DAVIDSON,
Office, So. Oi Front Street.
PORTLAND ... - OREtSON.
Cost I
EEAE, ESTATE DSALEK.
Special Collector cf Claims,
Two young people of Maoon, Ga , of
whom n is prophesied that their married
liio would prove one or continued mis
fortune if united in tho light of day, late-
y a i? I!, n,a8'te midnight
and had the ceremony performed by lanip-
lisrht.
"The rose that all
Heroes.
are praising
It now appears that the "boue sweat
ers" no longer sell the fat from the
horses to soap boilers, because the cheap
butterinakers offer better prices for it.
The Princess Louise is to have an
American brothcr-in law, which will be
handy in case of a divorce being wauted.
It is still a matter of doubt as to who
has been elected Lieutenant Governor of
Aevada, so close is the election. JJy the
latest showing, which ig indefinite or con
trary in some of its figures, the Demo- t
crats claim the election of Denver, by
nineteen votes, wji-tle tho Kcpublieans
claim that Siingei land has been elected
with a majority of ten. The result can
only be determined by an official count.
Jarsr amount cf CITY and EAST PORT
LAND Property l'r Sale.
Also. IMPROVED FAIi.MS. and valuable nn
eultivated LANDS, located iu all parts of the
State.
Investments in REAL ESTATE nnjl other
PROPERTY, made for correspondents.
CLAIMS of all description promptly collected
HVUtSES nnd STOItES leased.
All hindi of Financial and General Agency busi
ness f r.inaeteil.
Parties having FA KM PROPERTY for sa'c will
please fiirui.ih i!es ription-of tho same to the
A J ENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in each of tho
princiiml CITIES and TOVv NS of this STATE.
r.iune i rro-tf.
to close out. There is uo miste.ke about this, as
I am determined to close out entir.ly n thue
line, and will positively et.ll at Crsi coat.
X. U. AH persons knowing tin myelvcs indebt
ed to me, arc requested to maKu inline. ii.ile pay
ment. All accounts due aud unsettled 30 daya
from this date, will he put ia tlio hau ls of in
ofliecr for collcciioii. Thia ii pe.pi ive, as I mean
ousinj-.j-s.
Nor. P.), To ll
3. tlUADWOUL.
ATTENTION.
NKW TO-DAY.
The Glen wood (Iowa) Opinion says:
"A Democrat 6tepped- up to the pulls
lately, and asked for a Deinocritic ticket,
lie was informed that there were none.
A by stander handed him a Republican
ticket. He said he couldn't go anything
with Republican on it; took out'a peticit
and drew H through the detectable name
at the head of the ticket (Republican),
and uepositcd the ticket in the ballot--
bos."
Kevenuf. Divisions. 3Ir. Thos.
Frazar, U. S. Revenue Assessor for the
District of Oregon, furnishes the Orego
nian the following as the re-division of
this Internal Revenue District, with the
names of the Assistant Assessors, num
ber of the divisions, address of the Assis
tant Assessors, etc. ;
1. F. W. Jolsom, Eugene City. Di
vision Lane, Douglas, Josephine, Jack,
son, Coos and Curry counties.
2. T. B. Odeneal, Corvallis Linn,
Denton, Marion, Polk and -Yamhill..;
3. A. II. Morgan, Portland Multno
mah,"' Clackmas, Washington,. Clatsop,
Tillamook and Columbia.
4. il. V. Cardwell, Dalies Wasco,
Grant, Umatilla, Baker and Union.
There aro nt present in the Michigan
University 27 female students, 15 of
whom are students of mcdicino and one
of law. The law student is a Miss Kill
goose of Indiana. Rather suggestive
name for a lawyer.
A leading factory at Anderson, Indi
ana, blew up, November 16th, killing
four men and wounding five or six.
This space ia reserved for E. W. PIKE, who
hadn't ttnio to write out his ad. this week, hut
will tell all ho has to show or sell next week.
;. I havo only time to way now that I nave ft largo
assortment of Hooks, Ptationory, Musical Instru
ments, Sliect Music, Periodicals, Newspapers of
oil descriptions, tlold Pens. tc. Ac.
fi. W. HIKE,
In Hill's Hrick, First street.
Albany, Oregon, Nuvcmhcr 24, IS70-12
.J. (I I.W THOlCiYTOrV,
i TTOUNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT LAW
rSL Office No. 1 l.Firet street, between Mor
rison and Alder, opposite tho Occidental Hotel,
Portland, Oregon.
Will practice in the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the State, and in tho District and Cir
cuit Court of the United States, giving special at
tention to the collcctioo-of debts in all parts of
Oregon, aud to obtaining discharges in liank
ruptey, which, since the last amendment to the
law, may be obtained from all debts contracted
prior to January 1st, 1SGU, without regard to tho
per ceotage which the aseetts ma v finally par.
November 2, 187012v3y
U3ERS0NS WISHING GOODS AT BAlt
B gains, fir
Cash or Trade,
should give us a call and seo f .r themselves, ns
we will give great inducements fcr the next
Sixty Days,
ou all goods on hand now.
Nov. 13. 1H70. . CIIEADLK .t CO. .
Take It'ot.cc.'
4 LL PERSONS KNOWINtJ THEMSELVES
2, indebted to 11. CIIEADLK A CO., by note
or book account, will pl -n.-e settle the same by the
1st of January, lfi;i. liy fo doing they wiil savc
costs.
.Cf Ca"h or Prudu-e taken in pavment of
nccoiu.t or note. ft. CHE A UL IS 4 CO.
JCuv. 19. 1S70-11 .
" ca
SAP FItA,CISCG STOKE!
CORXEB rtltST i.vt) TKIIRV STREETS,
ALBA N V ....! KCON.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of
STOVES, POMPS & TINWARE I
I will have far salo the celebrated
Xxxxi.oxxc3L Kools.
cook stove, and other leading styles.
Also, manufacture all kinds of
Tin, Copper and silieet-Iron Ware,
in tho best style, at lowcs't rates,
I'OR CASH or COUSTRV PKODUCE.
Always on hand a full supply of
Tho Purest Wine and Liquors,
for Medicinal purposes only.
A well selected stock of
Groceries ami Crockery !
will always be found at my establishment.
I will sell all goods In my housa. for Cash or
Produce on delivery, cheaper than ever before
offered in this market.
SKB- All kinds of repairing done, on short
notice, and entire satisfaction warranted, at my
Stove aud Tin Store, .
Nov. 10-11
JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
CHALLENGER THKESUEK
Mowers J Iteapers
And all kinds of
Agricultural Implcm'ts & Machines
On hand and (or sale by i
May ?s,ro 33
r.LAIN, YOUNf 4 CO.,
Alhanv, O rn .
An Infallible blood pcaitFtCBi. poneaa,
imz raro toxic and SEavns proucrtiea
a certain cure for aaEiaATlsa. UT,
KEvaALGLt, and all kindred Oiaeaaea.
It completely restore the system when Im
paired by disease, revives the action of tb
tIDXEYa mm CBXITAL OBSASa, ladl'
cally cures tcaoFi'LA. mlt mausjaa.
and all l atrnvE mm cvxAssKOtna Dis
eases, gives immediate and permanent relief
in DvspErsia. Km-wmtrwcMJiB. Tomors,
Boils, Bcald Head. Ulcers and Bona; eradi
cates from the system all traces of Mercurial
Disease.
It Is rcaELV vecetable, bains; Biad
from an herb found indigenous In r.ns..i..
It Is therefore peculiarly suitable for bum by
Females and Children, as bloob sFVmi
FIEBt mm BEBOVATOB.
For Sale by all Druggists. .
CeEMNOTOW. K03TKTTKK AOO.
XOENTS,'
C29 and 631 Maxkei StrMt.
Ban Franoisos.
iJ t fi" 0 & V
. LATEST EVIDENCE !
CURE TMAT . COUGH !
USK THE BKST ltKMEDY !
Every day brin-s strons; proof of the great Talus'
of this
TTJISG- BALSAM.
Dr. T. Meredith, Dentist, office No. 132 West
Sixth street, states as follows i
- Ciscikkati, October 1, 186.
Messrs. J. X. HA KRIS CO. Uents t About
one year ago 1 took a cold which settled oa my
lungs. A violent rough was the- consequence
which increased with severity. I expectorated
large quantities of phlcgia and matter. Durinjr
tho last winter I became so much reduced that I
was confined to my bed. The disease was attend
ed with cold chills and night-sweats. A diarrhoea
set in. My friends thought I was in tbe last
stsces of consumption, and could not possibly get
well. I was recommeuded to try
Allen's JLmng- Balsam
Tbe formula was given to me, which induced ns
to givo it a trial, and I will only add that my
cough is entirely cured, and I am now able to at
tend to my business as usual. Yours respectfully,
P. MEREDITH.
All afflicted with Cough or" any Throat or Lang
trouble should use Allen's Lung Balsam without
delay. J. N. HARRIS t CO., Sole Proprietors.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CAUTIOHT.
Do nof ho deceived you who want a good aei.
ieiue, and desire "Allent Lung Italmm." Do not
ullow unprincipled dealers to sell you a prepara
tion called Allen's Pectoral Balsam-sea that tow
get ALLEN'S LUNU BALSAM, and you will
have the best Cough remedy offered to tas publio
and one that will give you satisfaction.
FOR SALE BY .
REDINGTQN, HOSTETTER & CO..
62D A 631 Maret-tt., San Fraucisco, Cal.,
Agents for California and Pacific Stat)a
noi5 jr S..M by oil Drugg'sts.-tS-'. 9 Id
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