lb-run UltiMti LOCAL HATTERS. . Attf.nk the MmiM). Parties ylio have taken, stock in the Santiain Canal 8tjirWs tot all others who w Ull to SIllHCTilX! tO tllC capital stock. are-requested to meet at the office late ly occupied hy JiM. Klkins. on Ferry street, on Saturday. August 31. 1S71 at t o'clock P. M. of siltlilny. to t ike tlie necewary steps to organize a company, so tiki tlir early cnuuncncc intiit of w ork on tin? nroiiosed ininrove- nteiit may lie inaugurated. More than half the capital stock has been taken. thus enahllng tlie stockholder to or sjanue themselves into a company for liie prosecution of Ihe work. Let ev .Trhody attend w ithout fail, who is in the least interested in Uic future of his city. Oitt Kis.vv m Following Is the eondilion of llie city finances to date, i handed us hy our gentlemanly Re corder. J, 11. llerren : Cash collected on taxe. ...IR.130 40 ' ree'd on licenses 1.131 (ii) ' collected on fines 1 ree'd from former Trea s 174 20 9 37 Total reccij,t (4,621 0(1 tStmputed iiineliteilness at the dm of the ym V8 !W 27 3,K27 3D Amt. onlers drawn hv pres out Council .' 1,1 W 42 Avnllalv cash fifssfi 07 Amt.delinpictittaN -fi 12 Available asset... .$3.17.1 W POjCWJilKSTAin'. A ticket (not fcransfcrablpx lias been kindly sent ltd, to attend a grand skating tournament K-'jich w ill tranpireon the evening of August .list, at Woodwanl's Garden, tsan Francisco. A diamond eagle medal, made of hventy-tuocar.it gold, and containing twenty-two diamonds, ":th gokl knte attached containing to more diamonds, the whole valued at (250, is to he awarded to the niot graceful and skillful skatlst. It would do us proud to attend tlie tournament ami take item inula I. hut as no "pass" ver rail and steamer lines, or 'cheek" to defray incidentals" accompanied 'he ticket, our friend Woodward will nlease excuse our non-attendance, and make our apology to the admiring vrowd who will donUles assemble oil tlie oavislou to slvtke our editorial di its awl glance into our eagle eye Cxcuse us this time, noble duke ! iTKirs. II. C. Clement. Ktp, writes us a note from llalsey. from which we get the following Items: The warehousei luive received only sliout 11.000 bushels of 'grain as yet. M farmers love not fairly commenced hauling. Halsey Is rapidly inoreasing I ia size ami population, and bn-incss is ' very good for the season of (lie year. ' Mr.C. lwispronii-edm a weekly re- port of the amount of grain rtoml in ! Halsey during the season, and this to gether with reports from other impor tant jioiuts in tlie county, which we lave secured the promise of, w ill give i our readers a filr idea Of the amount ! of grain harvested in Linn county dur-1 i. ig tlie season. bwsi'.u'Kit Ehtekpkisk. A circu lar from the office of the S. F. Cknmt- rt" informs uj of the prosperity and ! increasing atrotiiige ofiluit cntei pris ing journal. Its circulation having increased very rapidly within the bi-t lx months, the proprk t n;s find thein-( selves unable to jwint tlieir full edition ! In time for the mails with present fa- i cilities, iheMfore have neeu oomprlled : to opler dircit from the Xew York j factory, a new 'Hoe rotary, four cyl-1 iiuler, double quarto" press w hleh will j print all four pages at once, with a j capacity of striking off 10,000 complete, copies per Imr, w hich can. by stereo typlng. l-e lliereoseil to 20.WXI cr liour. Hie press will weigh fifteen j tons, and will be 32 feet 8 inches in ' length. 13 feet 8 inches wide, and I'll f'.-ct high. It w ill take six men to j work it, ami will e K f30,000. An j autlau bun ilnma U In lie nurt-hased for ' tlie f'hnmidi; wlieii it will be one of die 'neatest, .prlglitliet. fust. as U is now one of the papers on the Pacific I'MisONAi. Mkmion. fialge .fohn WH, of Onyni City, Was in the city on Monday. AihIv t arf'thers, of A. Carothers & (V, lias gone for a two week' (east on oysters, clauM. etc.. at Yaijnina. John Barrows, of Wain. Young & starts for Hon Francisco on Mon- tty Mr. Kline, of Kline & Co.. left for jJuTFranelseo on Satimlay. Bob Head, ot theCorvalii' I" Ws in fair bnrg on Sal unlay, looking alU-r the Interests of his paaT. (Ihi. Wi-cl, of tiie firm of Gill.' Steel St Bancroft, Portland, called the first t tlie week. CfflKtM'.. WHtamette No. I. Port Nt d. lats aiTi pfed tlie Invitation of our OjjcsUts. ami will be here on tin lhofSc(tiiol er. when a grand thin rta he had by tlie lire-boys and tbeii IP&i, Fun aliead. ' Ly rOOCT. We are Iialebted to om wteeuasl Mewl, J. Beard, Esq... for a iMiekcinil of (none sujrior Lawtoi VhujUxrfx jtathered from his garden. Wake l'r '. Tin- matter of tlai con struction of a canal or ditch, carrying water from the Suntlam rrver to this city, for Manufacturing and oilier put h)scs has been uanvaaMd ..'. re-enn-vnsfed until every eWlten ii tlmrough ly conversant with all the pro anil eons OOUtteeted tlK'ivn ith. While iliert- can he found no man in tlie coin nnintty wlto is ihI convinced' of the iuilKirtJUKi! to the growth and prosiicr ity of this city of tlie success of (lie im provementof Ihe sucoef-ftil transfer of the water-' of the Smiiam to thl- chv, ny nv-ans of a canal or ditch at i the mm time it is also apparent tlial our people are lacking in Hie energy and enterprise necessary to the suc cessful carrying through of the enter prise. We mean hy Ibis assertion that the moneyed men and it will take money to build a canal twelve or fif teen mik's in length, w ith its locks, gates, etc. do not lake hold of the matter w ith the nece-sary spirit hi short, do not come down with the "kale seed in sufficient uinntities to i put the matter to a stiecessfiil issue, There has liocn too much apathy and want of appreciation In a matter tint is really of so much intriu-lc worth, in fact, of such absolute necessity to the prosperity of our city. On divers and several occasions subscriptions have liecn circulated, meetlu&s. have been called, speeches made, und in one iu--taiueat least, a n assessment levied, and a surveyor employed to run a line for the proponed ditch. Mr. Ulltlitink, w e bcliovu, not only made thorough survey of the proposed line or mute of the. canal, hut drew up a profile-map, Sflid map being now in the possession of Luther Klklns, Esq. All the efforts heretofore, from want of a proper Mil ilcrstniiilhig, unity of purpose, or some oilier cause, in tlie direction of the canal, have signally tailed. Some weeks since Mr. Elklns determined to make one more effort to arouse our people to iIh' importance of the enter prise. After inueh labor he has suc ceeded in obtaining something over half the amount of capital needed, subscribed, and now proposes to call tlie subscribers of said stock togetlier. orcauke a coinnanv. -ecur'ue' hniiusll. ately to the company so organized the right of way for a ditch, levy an as sessment upon tlie capital su'tscrlbed, and push the work to a successful com pletion. We are in hojies now that when this matter once takes definite shape, our peoptc will not be found backward in aiding it. The amount necessary to complete the improvement is not beyond the means of our citizens md should ail be snbrihed right here. Citizens of Albany, w ake up to the interests involved. Don't let this matter go by default, hut attend the meeting called for Saturday afternoon, August 81st, organize a eoinpany. take up the remaining stock, anil put the enterprise through. The simple announcement that a coinnanv lias ir i,,,- organized and all Ihe -lock subscribed for building the Suntlam canal, will have an Immediate and un precedenled effect upon real values in this city : it would stimulate the growth and material welfare of Ihe city more than any other enterprise ever has since the first settlement of Albany Prairie, .tNlntiupitt Of the Columbia Annual Conference, M. K. Church South, for ensuing con ference year : Umatilla District To be supplied. Walla Walla Circuit- " NvW, " Boise and Payette Cr-G. Curtis. Umatilla Indian- To be supplied, Willamette District 1). It. Baxter. !'. E. CorvallU and Jtinclioil itv lame Kelsv. Dallas-. f. M. I.Ve!l. Ii Fayette and Tillamook R. T. Weatherhy. Salent & E, Portbind K. -L IJowne. Ongou City To be supplied. Albany Circuit I). C. McFarlatld. Brownsville R, c. Ogle-by. Const Fork I-;, (i. Michael". .las Kinery, Professot' in Corvallls College: A K. Sears. College Agent. .facksoiiville District B. R. Jobusoii Jacksonville Circuit J. W. Staid. . Rosehure Clrenit B. R. Johnson. Oakland Circuit -To be supplied f. W. Starr . Josephine Cimiit To he supplied. Trauaferred to Pacific ( nntereiice W. A. Finlcy. liOeated by their own request B, C. Martin aiid B. F. Bureh. DUeonthiueil at tlieirown nipie-t J. VV. Starr and T. '. B. Kmbree. J.VS. EMERY, Sec. Albany. August m. 172. A hkmh.i nov, Adopted at a meeting of tin- Common Council of da. city of Albany August ! wn, .micreu primci : Smtion 1. HcsoIvmI hv (Ih; ( "01- : in-.ii ('oiiiicd of tlie t ilv ,,i AlbaiiVi Tlait the citisais of the said city la;, and they are hereby reipie-'.ed. to take su;h uieasnn's ai are netfssary to re move all tilth from tlieir rear 'and back yards and alleys, or sfrwts adjawait tnflu-h.nmm.rti-. ..... I alui ... .,...,. huh hole-oine smell- ari-inir from neir. ........ .. .v... , - lected outhoii es ; ami we would very . resiieetfhilv recommend tlie use of; . .' . . i.. M . .. . ctiionae oi nine wmnunM. Sw. 2. And the City Marshal Is Iiereby instructed to rwjuire compll- ante with the foregoing request. J. It. 1IERREX, CUy Bee, As ixcihKST ok Hakvkst. One day htt wtck, Jud Dnber, while at tlie residence of Martin Luper, Ksq incidentally reiiuirked that lie was in want of more harvest hands. Mrs. Luper, who was present and heard the remark, at once proffered her services to drive tlie reaper, which, by the way, is one of the Wool Combined Keapers and Mowers recently pur cliased hy tlie Judge of W. S. New bury, Ksij., of this city, agent of C. II. Comstock & Co. The Judge remark ed, "all right," not having tlie remot est idea at the time, tint Mrs. Lupet meant just what sin- said. Tlie fol lowing tnorniK. however, to the fudge's great surprise, bright and ear ly, Mrs. Luper made her appearance, and after selecting tlie best team in the Judge's stables, and seeing them properly harnessed ami "nitclieti" to the Walter A. Wood self-raking ivaji er, mounted and proceeded wWrtbe business of CIlttillK tlie wheat. For two days Mrs. Luper managed that team and ream1 r, in wheat estimated to yield fjrty hu-hels lo tlie acre, with such skill as to obtain tl.e Unanimous expres'ion from all whohnvc been over tlie Holds, that it is really tlie cleanest 111 I smoothest Job Of harvesting exe euteil during the present season in Al bany I'nilrlo. Mi -. Luper took entire charge ot the Itcajier during the two days, oiled it. etc.. and w lieu asked by her husband, Martin Lnjier, Ksip. why she couldn't drive his lteaper during the harvest, remarked that she could and would, il lie would purcha-e one of the game kind of machines tlie Walter A. Wood Self-raking Reaper In this connection we remark that fudge llabcr and Mr. Luper, two of the lending and most successful Burn ers in Linn county, are both highly pleased w ith the manner in which the Wood machine does its work, and pro nounce it the best machine now offer ed to the public. C. 15. Comstock & Co. are the sole agents for tlie sale of this Reaper in Oregon and Washing ton Territory. Where to Stoke Wheat. Among the most prominent dealers in grain in this city. Messrs. C. B. Comstock Co. take rank. Since pucliaslng the large warelaaiscat the fiiotof Ellswortli street, they Imvc kept a number of me chanics employed in strengtheniug ex tending, adding to and repairing it. have put in a new engine and boiler. number of elevators, two cleaners that do their work to a charm, and otherwise so Improved and simplified tlie internal arrangements for handling and storing grain, that it would seem that a in re convenient warehouse could not in; found anywhere and mechanics an -till at work adding to the conveniences. The warehouse contains Befell grain bins 21x30 feet, besides a large; amount of room for storing grain in sacks. Tlie prooww es of cleaning, weighing and elevating tlie grain have been so CftreAllly ar itingeyiud adjusted, that it would seem next to impossible that a single grain of wheat should lie lost in its transfer from wagons to the bins. This is a .s nv'w leattire that recom mends the warehouse to every firmer. The machinery and everything con nected with the warehouse moves with tlie utmost harmony and ease ; and the business is so carefully mnmtgcd, un der the care of W. S. Newbury, Esq.. Messrs. Comstock & Co. 'a agent, that an accident of any kind would stem entirely out of question. Another fea ture that may add to the customers of I rt'CSOgei't'cincn, is the fact, statesl by I l!lt, wvd in to-day's issue. that they enjoy superior facilities for Uhlnnhnr main to rnmim'i muvi-.. i i r, r, . -. Grain can thus go from first hinds suing to the producer the margin which must otherwise go into the pock ets of middlemen to nuke up tlieir profits. These gentlemen liave al ready secured a large amount of grain for storage, but are prepared, through arrangements elsewhere, to receive and store all the grain brought to them. Read their card elsewhere, and mil and see and examine for yourselves tlieir facilities for storing and -hipping grain. AWiMiST Attf Kii.i.i.i. On Thnrs ilay night of last w eek, at 'thd resi dence of Mr. Follace, about two1 miles this side of tabauon, Robt. Ralston, son of J. Ralston, Esq- town proprie tor of Lebanon, accidentally shot him self with a pistol, from the effects of which he died almost instantly. De ceased, James (.ore, him one other young man whose mime we did not j learn, were together in the home the j family being absent-when the aed- (Iult occurred. The ball from tlie pis-! ,vl iiMiiiMiit tlirniifvlk tint mi4 ..' lu arm into the lett side of deceased. Tlir,i nro OA lnit.iv niinrwi ftllrvi. (., reg!inl to llie manner In which tla; .lr..irnl Miviileol was hrnmrbf lv...i that we are lett In doubt a to m hleli i tla true one. mid therefore sit .11 Bivc none of them until we arc aatisft ----- - ------ ... . cl we have lull ami reliable data, ... '1'.. ..-.. - 1 ...... ,t i rc n.ro..B...s to Mrs. Martin Ltuier for presents of nice, awect Hll-'roaselleivs,- i left at our resJlciice on difrcrejit obi's.- slotis during the week, ! TASiUEXT ITEMS. ' Tanokkt, August 21, Is72. The late rains have caused consider able delay in IwtTtestWgil Imt there was not sufficient to do much damage. It caused some of the grain to straw full, and lias increased the numtier of green heads or second growth, which came Up after the previous rainfalls. The Spring sowing is coming in. and is of fair average quality. The yield km acre promises to lie about an average. The Itcst sample of spring sowing that lias come to tlie warehouse, is of the Chili Club variety and was grown by Mr. C. Pearling, on new ground, on (he farm of .Mr. C. P. Knighton, about one mile south of Tangent. A novel iglit to some of the people of tills vicinity, was witnessed last week on the farm of Jiue Halier, abollta mile and a half northeast of town. Tlie wife of one of tie best farmers in Linn conntv, appeared on I lie scene with a Wood Self-raking Reaper, and cut down a field of graic, white tlie Judge and another gentle man bound it up, The receipts of w heat, stored in the Warehouse, during the 'week ending Augn t 17th, were 2.2! centals, amount shipped by J. IL Foster ft Co. tor tlie same week, seven car loads or 1,100 centals, This makes a total strored and shipped from tlii- place, during the season, of 7,320 centals, or 12,215 busliels. W. J. M. Flits. We secured on Wednesday, a rljx' tig. said tig having obtained its start in the city of Albany, Linn comi ty, Oregon. It is a peculiar fruit, is tigs ami we can conscientiously say. it' tin" specimen before lis is a fairaver age fig. we don't take to tigs that is to say. we are not fa-cinated hv shape, taste or smell. But wiiut we intended to say was tlie aforementioned tig was, With others, taken from a free di rectly in front of the residence of Mr. ( has. Mealev. The tree was broujrltt from California in 1X1)2, and planted where it now flouri-he and brings forth abundant fruit. Although (lie tree has bore fruit heretofore, until tlie present season tlie fruit has never ripened lias been nipped, probably, hy 'untimely frosts.'' The body of tlie tree, which consists of three steins is not large, but It lias a tremen dous head. The leaf is vcrv laruc. and the tree resembles a gigantic wa ter III v more llian anyUHljg else we can think of. There seems to In; a new growth of fruit even" month. The Cri'izEss ok Lkuanox And vicinity are rcpiesteil to meet at tlie Methodist church in said place, on Thursday the 5th day of September next, at 1 o'clock 1. M.. for the purpose-of taking the necessary steps lo secure a branch or snitch of Ihe Ore gon & California Hailroad to Leb anon. It i- hoped that a general at tendance of tanner-, mechanics, mer chants and all others interc'ted, will lie present. Masv CllKKSS !i IS73. Lebanon, Aug Kti.i.KH. A sport named Cherokee Smith was killed in Eugene, a day or two since, by a Mr. Miller. Smith liad been writing letters, so the story goes to Miller's wile; Miller told Smith that if he did not discontinue tlie letter-writing business in tiiat direc tion, Ik; Miller) would shoot him. Smith, the next day, wrote two let ters, and Miller, to make Ms wonl good, went for Smith, found him at or near the hotel, and -hot him. Smith is tolerable dead. Both men reputed gamblers. Pi wis ami Ouruxs. Probably the finest toned pianos built are tliose ot Hal let, Davis & Co.. and the or gans of greatest power, richness and sweetness of tone, arc those offered by Geo. Woods & Co. : and tlie surest and easiest way to get either or Ixith of these, is to order of the sole agent tor Oregon, Mr. Badger, an accom modating gentleman, who thoroughly understands bis biz., and will fill all onlers promptly. Read ad. on fourth lge- BiiHU.AitiKS. They have had so many thieveries, burglaries, etc.. in Salem, tills summer, that even the lit tle boy liave caught the infection. Three little fellows, on last Sunday, we are told ny tne Ntatpmaa, were spreolng around on nine dollars which one of them, tla-son of Mrs. Arthur, had stolen from his mother. In addi tion the same journal gives np instance of where a friend of Mr. E. C Alex ander entered the room ot tlie latter, and while he was asleep, extracted twenty-six dollars from bis pantaloons, w hich were under his head, without waking him, replaced the pants, and the next day. when Alexander liad dissevered bis loss, banded the sum j,.,,. , y i'liat was very nnhpie.- ly done, and finite amu-lng. but rather suggestive of wlKit'-mightllttvebeeii." Pk iciiks, nr. For a flue ns-ort- liKftit of extra large plums, three vari eties, apples, and two of the largest we Iwve seen on the const, wo "re UMieiKisi to llie Kindness oi tlie Jy - f uml jiissfiil nurseryman. Mr. Jolili Millard. It Is no wonder ii... t miiii-. ..j ..... !.. .1.. i .,,-.- ..... viii..,,, i .- . i v, hi, ... ,.,:..,.,., when be can exhibit such fruit to pur chasers. B UTJ vkd. Report of tlie Oregon a... i . t . . . ?. Statc lce,'cr ' ,lwtltl,te-lM at K04"" lt week, receifed too late for this Usuc. EDUCATIONAL. Albany Collegiate Institute. 'V).wof'ariMSft rjTtWSli'!Kll,iu'afo',0! The IMpart- .n 1. . l- 'enif'cvnn.lllie Arts, ei.il.in,-.-. Ihe Cln-i, IHfor&L'.wn'' V": f,,r"",w"l lWr.l, B.a Bkwtlve atu.l. 1 1:1 "' '" " of i lie u' love ours,--,, tfSlri,S!K2!i oui-.wn.nmisehwN. in. ih par liient Uiiokkwptotr m Buslnem wilt em'.iair nil t'le s'n.tlrs SffiS ,',"'1',!'i:,,''Oiiini1MviHl("tiKiel(.,,,iin.ihe.leu'r.s-emf(-i-iv.ltsI A. .. i. J , ,',"!'' "" ''.-'"'.vwIillH. meter Hi., snedal surn-n l-i.wi f.i In-. 1 . ,1 "' y5! ?rrtntu(hai( of the Western l uhm Tetatcranli 'fflKi n 111 'v!''"'1 '"lo II"' CWfcije lmtl.liiW,in.t .., ruViilsnVl Ii, ' , " u "','i,"ISw"",,-01'ifd ewln-ively t,y nt luteals of On l lMiwiiim4 ndvunlHicrH In Hnate. PIiiMi,k an Ornwlnni. riii--i-eit inf.Hni:t.Ni, w-iiit fori 'n'aloiiie. Al.lress. W.TKltMKl.Oxs. The finest we hae seen this season came from Layton's griKwry establishment, where ypa can obtain groceries, vegetables, fruit, etc., at fair Hgnres. nit. vi nr.y immnrs Inralllblc Worm Kyrup. Its value in removing nuMscsnf ernilltles from I In- siouiiu li ami howelsof elllldren, even whom worms do not exst,eMinwt In too likrhly estimate l. lever mel Agno. Persons buMRiihta do I.IUIateil Iqi tbu prwoaenof norms in the stoniaeh or bowels, arc inure llatihi to have n pTOtnWtOd WKUrw of uUIIIh uml fever. The worm remedies have I ee . known In dire hen nil other n ine ties h ve Utile I, especially in chllilron. Km- sale ty A. i Sana hers A-1 wliotesalo lin t relull ilrinraisi, Ailimiv. m-. IViee One Doltni- pur bottle. ' vi'iiiuma I'ltOM M aink to C A uniirxi A . New WILSON" Strait Needle Cudcrfecd Sewing Machine is Ihe BEST MA CIIINK for all kinds of work on both heavy and lilit sewing. It runs easy and is simple ; a child can use it. It is never out of order, and is ALWAYS KKAllV TOK Bl'SIXKSS '. It has lately taken Ihe premium at the great Vortliem Ohio state Pair for bett work done on theflrotmd. iNm't tail to see the New Wilson Machine, and remember that I'lITY DOL LARS now buys the best Sewing Ma chine in the world. Call at Blahl, Voting ft Co. 's, w holesale and retail dealers in general merchandise, first street, Albany. Fou Sai.k. Having concluded not toiro into the Einnilis business inime- ill.ih.lv -,. nfV. I,,.- ....lir.. outfit, consisting of two win!? ni l- n chines and a mowing machine the vlippcr. We will sell for ca-li, ivadv- moncy, greenbacks, legal tender, horses cows with calves in fact most any way to make parlies safe. All new and first class. X kw M vo azixk. We propose com mencing the publication of a monthly illustrated magazine about the middle of August or first of September. It ill be devoted to literary matters, and to Illustrating prominent points in the Willamette Valley and other portions of Oregon and Washington Territory. It will Ik; of large size, neatly printed, ami will be furnished lo subscribers at $1 per year. As tlie price is so low, we hope to furnish at least one copy to every family in this valley. A more interesting publica tion for mailing to friends in the East can not be obtained. Those who wish to stimulate home linltHtrles should hand u- tlieir names at once, so that we may know how many copies to print for the first edition, A genera! invitation is extended to everybody to call at the RlilUsTUI ollice and sub scribe for the Illustrated monthly. Xew To-Day. TO Tilt: FlimERS LINN & BENTON COUNTIES. I'm: i XDt:iHHf:o wm i. nt; - apoolntllyimnoanuithat Ihey hw.fen 11 rely i-eiiKsleklitiiil rem.vi.teil ih.rirUrjse, eoiiiiuoJlons ami sutistailtfal Warelxouso, tliat ib.-y have sfrennttiened iin-i .i-.l t tllo same, erected new works .till Ire- llial (Key now havelwu A No. I ( leioiers, whli lar.ro ItAsvatoriieoiiijiliitel nave put in fi-w Iv.1l.-r mitt Unglne, and aru.now i.r..inirel lo Hike in niiil Imiellt. Wbeat cfc oats very ru i 1 1 ly and eoiiveiilenllv. Vie woiilif also (till the intention of the funnels ii. llie fuel that our f:u-llllles Tor 'liliiniiu to n I'oii'iifn Miirket are very coin ilete, and thill lliey will Hint II lottiefr Riluuilae to call at our olll.v lor furllii-r Information as to our 1'ucliliicn and lerins "t1"""- (-.n.,:MST.VKAfO.. W, S. Nlitt IICBV, AKCI'f. AllMiiy, 4nrt T. FORLLXEB, Shedd, Oregon, Mnntifucturer of and dealer in HARNESS & A Uood Artlele tor a rlt Prim. rnrt leular hi (en t Ion pAid to BEPAUUXO. Hliwld, Aojrust (MUniS ! roRs; rrai! TIIElnnWT PRIfKS PAIIIIMCA8U for all kinds of IWHM, by III.AIX, rotSti CO. AJIjany,reb., iMStf, 1 K. K. WAUHCH, A. JI., Prr.WeiU. tiiibu voi.rnt:. l7. THE WEEKLY Oregon Bulletin. t xt nsum oi ii nortro. rPIIK l'ltol'KIKTdft Of tiii: ri.ui.ir 1 uml IVu Ki.i Ui IJJiTl.v.u'nii ill.-U wil h I he snrtmsitireiiity ai'hti-il. Is itet.-nn ine t to siitl niriher Improve the Papvr,aiiJ !u seeureu lor i lie ensuinjt year SR. A. J. DIFI R to nntep an AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, llt'Cill K.MALE, EMJ., lo write nis the RESOlRfES OF ORECiO.V, COL. J. R. EAK1SH to Imvc contTuI oi' thr COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT JAS. O'iHEAR l Will !.e EOITOB l II 1 1 1 Tin bouil and XewsCntinniis ill lie un Jer Iheuonlrol of writers of ulilllly. On the first ofik-lotorivo will commence Hie puultuatton of u KPLOiUID NTUKY, EVriTLED wpaolin' Joo! aiia"oli!.nu.li.v..f lherlel.ral.M Moan- nil... uml k, " ' rcvvi" nvo.en-1 ii,i)M-rtv lit I :'i ..',1 , 1 1 . t 111 ' n ill 1 1 1 1,-. I ' i ,l,i- ...... ui u million .toiiin-s. Till IIS: :..;....uoei-rv.-. 8 on per i car. ot live, i .',o iii.-li- I Hilly., Weekly I'liili- Ad I ress Oregon, nolle Un, Portland, Orejun. Co, MAMK.VlTlnicnsOK BUCKETM, TUBS, PA ILH, AVoodeifWare ! WorM nt lr.'(rou lily, Orciroa. rpilK ORBUUX HOOWKX MARK A Manufacturing lOmmiiy, haviiim n .eiitly eonipleted their works nt Oregon ( itv with the numt approved machinery, enibiwiiiir the ncwusi putlerns ami latesl imicnis, iiuiMHteilat jjn-iU Ht fm, jij. siuhnsctts, llie KSTABUsHMK.Vr, In ail its iipiM.imnxmln, will compuiv lavoruhly with any .Mlu-r ill Ihu Tutted stnti-s. flieCoiiilMity un- pn-m-d to till nil nr-llel-slnrl'KtlAK. M M'l.Ka-el ASH III I'K- KTs.Tt its, irrrricK kikklni.ialmo?i KITtS WASHUI1AKI1S, Miultie Bobbins, Ihis.in-biuaiUM, 4e.. Ac. I'll ii ieniiu-ntlenl ion i-eulie-l to our ASII PAJUand Bl'lTKB nilKCiS iinni ilelu far sapertor to any Iteretofpre in nmi-kcr. u-eausfnx no unpleasant lastoorsmull to t he contents. FmiutMK-snpi-ri.irfaf'iiltlHS we are en alilnl l supply IIm-tni le on tin; most n ! vanlueous terms, und liy prompi ation tlon andexis-llefil wiH-knmnsliip w illuieril sue(s-s iii our line. llealers un; n-inieMte-1 to cxunimc our nuri'r, lu-ffin- pmvnasiiii; elsew hero, t7.VeViressaii eomnuinlcai ions to J. D. BIIJSN, --,,, POrlIun.1, On-yon . XOTK'K. Any Backers or Tntw mnnn- fni-luivl hy iisv-wlilchdouotKlveuompiel isit htfaef if ivtiii-nc.l, will lie n-placej ny new nam, wllnoiit eliunce Sw mnghL :,ii l-:iin J. 1. IIII.Ks, Aaent. A. B. MORRIS, Ciencral oiMmiMion AKD K)KU ARD1 MERCHANT. JJvim; tWU it. :he.vilf.-s WAXEIIOUSE nt, f.M.t of nnsidalliln stns-t,on tlinlwnk of Hie W iUituiuKe rlvor, 1 tun preiwn-d t BVY, NEW,, IVfOBE OR FORWARA WHEAT or OAT8, in nnfliiiltod ipiant 1 1 lint. The HhjMat Riu-hrt Prire mid Ih (fcab tor Wheal OsU. Parties winning (n stoi-etiniln. can mak armngemenlutoitetall tha suokn niwde.1. Onda storod and forwarded ol lowtMt tmtes. A sluiro of pat ronate Is soltutlfl.1. A. U. VUBSfil. Albany, July 17-4Gva