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' tv rt ni T 'If ! 4 a w
IrxroisuKD irm ranAT, kt
COLL. VANCLEVE,
aW TBEH EOI8TER BUILDING,
, t Canter .FVrry ami Firtt Btrettt.
1' TKRMSHBt ADYASCE. ; .
wa copy, one year .3 so
tM copy, six months I SO
Y elabsuf twenty, each copy 00
S'.nals copies,,.,.,..,. Ten cents,-
" &il-ritrs odtstdo' of Linn crrnnty will be
Charged is cent extra Si 70 for the year as
that I the amount of postage per annntn
which we are required to pay on each paper
MM by its. . ... . . . .
, FRIDAY,. ...... n.sJVLY 2, 1S75.
Afmt for tint aa?iier.
TH frrtlrtSririir Mined irentlenien are author
ised to receive niiil roeelttt for subscription
Hi the ftwjrwf kh in the localities mentioned
Ifcobcrt la.. ............ . Crawford -vil)c
W. P.Smith i.: ... ui. Halsey.
O. P. Toinnklns..w. i ........... HarriAlmrit.
a, H. Clauj5hton..;i.i...4.ytt;...4.....Lelinnon.
A. wheaksr A f fl i.-iivii."""!" Shedd.
Messrs. Smith A Brasrield. ....... .J ttrfctimi it y.
J. B. Irvine. n .... a i.ui. 14... .Sclo.
Tho. H. Reynolds..... . '"ii Salem.
W. Waterltouae ..-... ....Motiniauth.
Heevleea as the Atpttmt iTxwreli.
Tlie services at the Baptist cliurcli
last evening (Monday), were rensouably
.attended, but we arc certain it those
who knew lie v. Mr. Baker as an cariu
est, wide-awake Christian laborer, lial
jirojserlj announced his coming, a much
larger audience woukl has been Both
fikaaed and profitetl.
ITcasant in presence krA atVlrras,
Mr. leaker slioweil rare skill in so ckth
injj the plain aisl often nnwelcutne jos
pel of Clod's grace with freshness , of
iliought and aptness of illustration, as
to interest and instruct all present.
After singing stme of tlie sweet wngs
of Zion, Mr. lrtker gave" a telling cx
ositiou of Isaiah, 53d cliapter, hring.
ing out; the glowing promises left mi
record tor the eneuuragement of tiud's
lople in every age. Tlie sjieaker, re
ferring to the cxiectel coining of Mr.
Hammond, said : "Tliis means a con
flict witli the devil, in which all the
v forces ot evil are to be met and, by tlie
grace ot God, overcome." Tlie sermon
wluch fblK.wfd was a forcible presenta
tion of tlie old, old story " of salvatiou
, Ly grace, from Ephesiana 11,5. Care
ful study of the bible proved the total
depravity of tlie race not. tli&t men
were as bad as they conld lie, or wi 1
he it they do not repent ami turn to
God, hut that tud can see nothing in
man which entitles him to favor
TTinrcfre respectable sinners are ajt to
rls self-4lceivel sinners. Tlie text, "By
grace.art; ye saved," means three .hings:
Jfavor shotcH. Favor sho n the tut
tser?ing. Favor shown the rjisleserv-
' ihg con fatitiy. Favor shown, was -"illustrated
in tlie h'story of Alexaisier
the Great, whose custom was,liefore
beginning the assault ot heseiged city,
- to cause a light to be set upon a hill
outside tlie city tltat all could see it,
and a proclamation made that all win
would come out and surrender them
selves while the light was burn
sliottld be spare"!. So God showed
- favor by setting tlie light of his love
upon calvary, and proclaiming that all
who would surrender to Christ alnrtild
be savc-1. But man Iiad cliosen to
away from God, and proved himself
unworthy ot his favor by his rebe'Iion
and nnbeiiefl When . Victoria began
- her reign the first document brought
. her to nigu was tlie death warrant of a
deserter, whose example and influence
: huwle his execution imperatively neces
sary. Tlie guilt was clearly proved,
knd no extenuating circumstances conh
. pe urged. After thrice reading tle
document, aiid thrice asking for ome
- grotnul of release in tlie justly cwk
Hem ned crimiil, the Queen assnmed
lier royal prerogative of mercy, and
nraivad tlie waiting official from lier
presence with the paper. gned--"rar.
Honed." So God ibnrive all w!h
1, provided tliey come tonfesing.
s once a wretcr galley-sUvewas
Irom tite dungeon where ne was
ifined, awaiting trausporUtion to the
place of punishment, liccause lie alone
of all his ftsaoctates. acknow'edged . his
jrailt and was sorry for hiisv Gd
pardum all prodigals who confess their
wins and accept aalvattou by grace,
Ir. Baker closed with, a warm trib
ute to the eiiaracter and services ot Mr.
Ilatntnond. Having kntwn him tor
years, and seen tlie Quality of hia work,
tliere could be no question but that he
was a man of God, and signally blessed
id tlie building op of Christ's kingdom
All Christiana were urged to earnest
work.
Bcxiwat AT Shewd. On Sunday even
ing, as a merchant of llalsey was on bis
way home from .campnssetlng passing
tfcroagh StHsdtl, Ue biiggy in wbfck hhn
self and a young lady were riding ran luto
a dicii and upset tlie vehicle, throwing
both occupants to t!t ground. - The team
went on towards Halsey. :3reIUier the
gentteman r lady were aerioosly hurt.
Late the next day the team was found about
foar miles beyond Halsey, hitched to tlie
veidkte' all right ..; and ttM "both; airftnajs
lying down, apparIy pretty :wU fegsed
out. Xo da atxpm exorpt tlaa tn-eak-ingof
onesprbtg. ... .. . ..
Arnold has ltd his express waon re
r'ljvd, atl U reauy for whatever c-ers.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE SO, 1875. 1
Pi-UCKT Women. Geo. Howell, who
had bis slioulder displaced by being thrown
from a hack near Robert's bridge on Sun
day, was waited upon by Dr. Smith, of
Ilslsey, and is getting along finely. How
ell's wlte aui Mrs. Shaver, each wilh a
child in her anna, were left alone In tlte
back, and tlie idea occurred to them tliat
it they wished to save tliemselves from tlie
same or a worse fate titan George's, they
must stop the team, which was then mak
ing very fhir time. As tlie lines went out
wtteu Oeorge did tliey had but one chance
to stop tlte flying team, and tlutt was to
'put on tle brakes," which they did at
onoe, and so effectually as tS stop tlte
teiini. Bnt before tliey succeeded iu
stopping the team, tlie tniig broke, and
jammed and brxtUod np tlie leg of tlie l
animals considerably. I
rn.f. W. E. Wells closed two writing !
schools on Friday evening last by a grand
writing matclK at ltockhill sthool-ltoue
tour miles from Lehsnotu The two schools
uuiuberiiig over sixty scholar, one from
Saiwlritlge, tlie ot lier from Bockhill, met on
tlie evening in inestion, wlien a nioct ex
citing content ensued over the five prizes
offered for tlie best penmanship, etc. Tlie
liouse was crowded with people,' w1h
seemed to enter into tlie spirit ot tlie oc
casion. Tiie exercises cloetl about 8:30.
when tlie judges, . W. It. Joues, ot Soda
Vtlle, and D. V. 8. Bckl, of Lebanon,
uiiitle tlie following awards : The two flr-
prises, albai!. for best specimens of pen
maushlp, to MUs Mary A. Frum, of ShikI
ridge, and Hilton A. Miller, of Rockhlll.
Tlie two secotid prizes. (5-pieccs, to Frank
Cokt-r, Kockhiil, ami Annie Duffleki. of
SaiKirUlgPi - Tlie hut prize, a gold pen and
Ieu-hoklfr. to be awarded to the scltool j
making tiic 1110-t progress during tlie term,
was awarded to tlie Kockhiil school. Tlie
Prof, lias taught seventeen schools fifteen
in Lluii county, since tlie ftr.st ii.rf of
January last, ami has established a reputa
tion as : teaclM'? of peuuiauship and a
gentleman surpassed by none.
W11.U Come. About ttfro weik- ago
Western Star IXMlge I. O. G. T-. of tills
city, fvissed resmlutions requesting Mr.
Hammond to visit this city, - said nolu-
tions lielug forwarded to Mr. llaminond
by tin Secretary, Mr. A. N. Arnold.
ftMlay Mr. Arnold received an answer
from Mr.- Hammond. apoIgi7.1iij; for
uglcct iu not answering, and stating that
in ouipliaiice witli tlie request lie will visit
this city one w eek from next Saturday.
OiiFKl.l.OWSinr. Tlie lodge at Leb
anon, lunation Joiige ISO. 47, ciecteo
ofHcers la Saturday night. Following
are tlie successful ones : C II." Kalston,
N, G. ; S. A. XickerwMi, V. G. ; James
Stittle, S. ; B. McCally, T. IiKtallation
comes oil a week irom next CNiiuruay
evening. BrotlK-r in goixi standing, fcmd
of goml grub and a general jolariou time,
are invited. Count us hi. -
TllASKS. Owing to a press of bu-iness
we 'omitted on Monday to tender our licst
tliauks to Ml Flont Parker for the pre
sentation, on tint ilny, of an e'eg int fruit
rake. It wa dellciotts a c'uf dtttrre iu
tlie art cuisine. It came jn-t in tlie nick
"tinwv too, a our lanler wns entirely
empty, t lie re fore are we doubly tliaukful
to Mi Flora for her ki.iduesw of lieart in
thinking of us.
Passki os Two Pairs. We guess tlie
fipttexmnn. manv lias beeu tliere himself ;
bear him s "We regret to see tat our old
friend Jim Anthony, of the late Sacramento
Union, was somehow alamagnozled out of
tlie noininatloii for Governor at tlie late
Independent Convrntioii iu Sacramento
CVintniry to hi. usual eti-tom, be refused to
stmddl tlie blind, and passed out 011 two
pair. At first tlie rubicund James was
consltleretl in tlie lead, but some trivial ob
jections as to moral character were raised
- iu San Franci.-'co, and lie decided to jump
tlie game..
AsiXiVKKSAnT. Willamette Engine Co..
Xo. 1, Portlantl, has Invited Albany En
gine Co., No. 1, of this city, to be present
on tlie occasion of the celebration of the
twenty-second anniversary ot tluit Com
pany, which tiauspires on tlie 3d of Au
gust next. Our "feiler3" are cliock full of
jolarity in antk-ipulion oft tlie good time
they will iiave on tliat occasion.
Tlie .Statexma U iufon;H-d tliat tliere
will be a discussion on the following
question: ;;."IX reiison and tlie Scripture
teach tlie final holiness ami liappiness of
mankind F" at Bet lie I, Polk county. Jury
20th. ; E. A. McAllister afilruis; G. W.
Bidianlson denies.
Isoefksdence Bai.I- Given by Albany
Engine Co. No. 1, at the Pacific Opera
House, on Moislay - evening. July 5th.
Tlie parties given by our fire boys are
always pleasant. See advertisement else
where.
. Catnpmeetli.g at Lebanon and Bobesrt'n
bridge still progressing, the former not so
btrgeir atteialed as tlie latter. We hope
tint both meetings may result in much
good.
Mrs. Belding's inotlter, Mrs. Smith,
arrived from the States on the lat ocean
steamer at Portland, and came to this city
ou the noon train.
1 See advertisement in this .issue asking
for sealed proposals for building wmg
&m, etc- in tlie Willamette. Send to
Gen. Michler, Portland.
' We've qnit tlie orplian bnsinASs, ami
gone to bookkeeping again. We don't
want any more of tins orphan style In
1 otirn not any.
t The down train yesterday .ran over and
killed a cow. Just in tlie edge of the city,
belonging t Thomas Monteith.
; ; The new steamboat, "Bonanza," behig
bnilt for t!e.O. S. 8. Co. at Portland, was
fcntMcbed yesterday.
i DcCrabb ts the name of tlte boy 7 re,
ported thrown from bis hone at Sbedd on
Sunday, nsnltbig In breaking his shoahterv
Wa learn to-day tliat Mr. W. H. GoW
tra ts bettor, ami his physician. Dr. Bal
lard thinks he will recover hi time. :.
Charley Ralston, of Lebanon, - called
to-day. 1 I .. "
The union praycrmeetlng was well at
tended last evening, f J
A brand splinter new house for rent
wlio wants It t ' ''j ;'
Dr", Crd well, of Portland, looking as
handsome as in tlie olden time, ism the
city. . ; .
A nttinbef of dentists in tlie elf y" crime
in yestettlay, and on tlte noon traiu to
day. . "j. :;V
Prof. Welts gave ns a caff this morning.
He lias been winning golden opinions from
our people all over tlie county.
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1875.
Proc f dta E ef ltOtrgi Ksate Dental
ISveSeCjr, .
AI-Rakt, Or., June 30tli, 1875.
'Hie Oregon State Dental Society met
Pcrs,w,,t to 4Jo'rment, In the hall of
Albany Engine Co., and in tlie absence of
the President, was called to order by tlie
Vice President. Dr. J. B. Cnrdwell. ,
The roll being called the following mem
bers answered to tlajir names : Drs. J. 11.
Cardwtdl. G. II. Chance, G. W. Gray.
J. II. Hatclt, G. W. Mereditli, Tr L.
Nlcklin. K. O. Smith, L. S. SkUT, and
J. Weldu '. : ;
Minntcs of previous meeting read and
approved.
On motion, a committeo was apxinted
torewirt upon candidates fur membership,
consisting of Drs. Skiff, Chance
Gray.; - f.4 'C . "
and
Tlie application of Dr. S. J. Barber was
reorted upon favorably, and upon ballot j
was unanimously elected. 1
An interesting communication from tlie
Presbleiit, Dr. Wmi F. Tltompson (now
residing in San Francisco, was read," ami, ,
on motion, placed on file. I. j
Beading of essays being in order. Dr.
G. W. Gray presented one ou "Irregular!-j
ties of tlie teeth, and the best means of
correcting the same."
The subject of tlie paper was then taken :
up awl generally discussed, all the mem- :
bers participating.. , j
On motion, a committee. cotilttz of ;
Drs. Nicklln. Smith and" Welcli. was ap-j
pointed to revise the Constitution and
By-Laws of this Society, and report during
this session. On motion, adjounietl to
meet at tlie oRlce of Dr. G. W. Gray, at
7 ' r. M.
KVKX1XO SKSSION
Society met pursuant to adjournment,
Dr. J. 11$ Canlwell hi tlie Chair.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
any approved. , '
Ir. J. Weleli. Treasurer of tlie Society,
made hi report, which was referred to tlie
Committee on Finance consisting of Drs.
Sklft, Mereditli ami Chance, who. after ex
amination, reported tlte accounts kept
Mrrectly ; when. 011 motiotu tlie report of
tlie Treasurer was adopted and ordered
placed 011 file.
Beading ot essays being m order. Dr.
i. II. Ilaich presented an" interesting pa
per on '"Operative Denti-try."
Dr. J. B. Card well tlten read an able
production on 'Xeitralgla."
Discussion being In or.Ier, the subject of
capping and fHlinf teeth over exprtcI
nerves was taken np, and discussed At
considerable leugtli, hi which all tlie mem
bers parttcttKtted. givbig various methoxls
of treatment. , S
Dr. G. II. Chance made a motion that
tlie Tlieses. as read by Drs. Gray, Hatch
and Card well, be forwarded to I lie dental
journals for publication. Tlie motion was
carried. 1
On motion, tlie Society adjourned, to
meet at tlie hall of Alltany Engine Co,
to-morrow, Tlmrsilay, at 8 o'clock, A. Si.
Anotiieh FnriT Co. A company -was
organized at Slietkl yestenlay (Wednesday),
for tlie purpose of drying fruit, vegetables
etc. Capital stock. $8,000. Tlie Incor
porators Were John Isom. Wn, M. Powers
ami C. P. Hogne. Sliares I00 eaelb
Forty-two. hundred dollars were snlwcribed
in aliout twenty minutes atsl all tlie stock
will be gobbled up In a few- days The
business will be conducted at Sliedd. Tlie
necessary apparatus will be secured, and
buildings erected for tlie eonduet of tlie
business of fruit drying within three
months. This adds aiiottier important
industry for the production of wealth Iu
Linn county. Success to It. ; '
Daily Lisk to Lebajsos. Tlie Donlca
Brotliers commenced to-day rumilng a
daily stage Hue between this city and
Lebanon, to meet the requirements of the
times and accommodate tlie citizens of
Lebanon. ' The malt will, at least during
the Summer months be carried dally, ami
we hope, before Whiter Itas set hi, ; Uncle
Sam will order that tlie mall between 'tlie
two points be carried daily, instead of
tri-weckly, as at present. The Donlca
line deserves a first class patronage from
the Lebanon people, ami we are sure tliey
will get. It for their accommodating spirit.
Offickks Emit. Last night Albany
Lodge No. 4, I. 0: O. F of this city,
elected A. N. Arnold, N. G. ; Jue , Web
ber, V. G. i W. O. Palmer, B. S.; Geo.
Kezartee, P. S.j Jolin Briggs Librarian.
Installation next Wednesday evening. ' i
A party Is organlzbig tor tlie purpose
of a prospecting tramp which Is intended
to extend through the Summer. This is
the best way to thoroughly prospect our
mountain and valleys, and find where the
precious metals can be obtained hi pavlne
quantities. . -.
x. report in circulation that one of
our iMiKisomest yonug ladies and talented
legal gentleman of Ue city bad 'jolned
hands and forbmes " the day before. Is
doubtless mitrueC as we liave received
neither notiee or cake. ' ,
Unde Billy Anderson called a moment
Has morning. We are always glad to see
ota-friends especially when tliey., bring as
news of their nelghDorboous, a Mr. A.
generally does. j r
: The report that one of onr handsome
widows was enfted, en Sacday, to a Cor-
vallia man. Is HdTgrMnlly denied Jby the
lady's friends.
wrvleea at tae U. p. ctmveh ImI Rl.
Tlie union praycrmeetlng at the U. P.
diurch last evening, was well attended and
quite interesting. After the usual Intro
ductory exercises of singing and responsive
scripture reading, the leader introduced the
topic by saylug: "Every disciple of Christ
is autliorized to be a preaclief of bis gospel
in some sphere and to some audleece.
Some fields of labor may be wider than
othefsi but the duty of witnessing for Christ
Is eqttftily Imperative rfpon all who are His.
All who hhte heard tlie joyful sound should
tell to others 'what a deaf Savior they have
found.1 "
Among other remflfks Mr. Irvine spoke
of a letter, received tliat day, from a young
man wlio had been a traveling conimnioii
six years befbru, who luid been - won to
Christ by personal effort.
Prof. Warren said tlie delre to bring
otliers to the Savior was one of the earliest
evidences of genuine conversion. Those
wlio are torgiven will desire to liave their
friends also blessed. . Beltgion Iielps to
cure tlie uatnral selfishness of the human
heart, and its blessings increase by sharing
tliem. But sometimes those "most difficult
to approach arc tutiiifcite friends wlio are
acquainted with our weakness and note our
daily inconsistencies, Tlie same difilctilty
was a seriocs obstacle in die wny of s peak
ing to tlie unconverted. But as it is God's
plan to commit the work of the "world's
redemption to Imperfect men -a Lla-phem-
hig Peter and a persecuting Panl- so if
we do our duty faithfully, our work will
"ot be iu vain iu tlie Lord, . r
' Ileference was made to Henry Variey,
tlie great English Evangelist, who believes
4.000 souls have been ' converted throngh
ids jiersonal efforts liesltles those readieil
unler his public ministry. Instances were
related of winning men from lives of vice
and sinful indulgence by personal kindness
and sympathy. We must go ont into tlie
high-ways and hedges and compel men to
! come to tlie gospel fenst. If our diameters
are ImLuiger by trying to help those low-
t down in moral position, it only proves
thst we need more religion. Christ was
called tlie I- riewl f Sinners, and we should
imitate lfls cx.tmp'e. , t .
All agreed that we neeil a deeper work
of grace in our own hearts to prepare us
for the work of whining men. e should
spend much time in secret prayer, and not
give up until we get the hlesinf
Announcement was made of. the expee-
! eoiuiug ot Mr. IHmmoud wxt week
Friday or Saturday.
- Tlie Tlltmi-Beecher jury retire regularly
at ten o'clock every night now. It Is
thought tliey arc no r.eart-r a v rJicr-tiow
titan thei" will be six month heiiee. unless
the Tiltou man caves.
Tlie Lingards want the ieop!e ot this
city to pay $2 50 for tlie privilege ot going
to Salem and seeing their show ! Check
enough.
:A Kansas paper says: "A mu'e Licked
an insurance agent iu this pl:t- on the
dieek the other day. Tlio agent's clieek
was uuinjuretl, but the mule's hoof was
broken." .
"Southwest" favors us with anotlicr of
hlexcelleiit letters to-day, which will be
read with Interest by all.
Our physicians are pretty well employed
these days as tliere is still no little sick
ness hi the vidnity of this burg.
For" Coifghs colds bronchitis and all
Bffcettons of tlie LOngS tike Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. '
A arry of the- boys Gns. Iiyton,
George- Bnrkhart and Geo. Btmibangh,
talk of starting for Clear Lake next week.
A couple of ottr boo tons are to be united
In marriage soon. Tlie cards are nut, and
it will be tlie gayest lmrty witnessed for
some time." j
. Senator Kelly arrived in Portland yes
terday. . .;' - ;: . , . , ; .
' IJST OF I.LTTCKM
Tteinnlulne in 1he AUiony ' Postofllee, Jnly
1st, 1875. lerson calling ftr tlu-se letters must
icivetlie date on which tliey were advertised:
Bnnton, Win. Keed, F. W.
Cowdell. John Moherts, Win. 4
I "leek, Henry Slmtnlwun, A. V.
Cutter, Co . Sheave. lr. T. J. 1
Jvishucy. - Slrlis. Ur. T. I).
Harrinirton. John - ' Southern. Seward W.
Jmies. Henry Thonius, loke
tirkcr.K.
FlMAflCE AMD COKSfJBieL
GoM in Xew York U7l,a.
Legal tenders 85i86.4. ;
, Tliere is absolutely nothing to state with
regard to tlie markets.' Prices remain
soim-wliat firmer It is true, at last quota
tions. VVlieat still quoted at 80c ? Wool,
2i,4c; butter, 23c t eggs 18c Our mar
ket ts well supplied with vegetables, small
fruits etc at fair rates. i
At Cincinnati,; June 28Ui, the grand
Jnrv retuned uidictmenta atraiust
Titos E Snell, Baker, present chief- of
police ana mrmeriy secretary 01 me
water works; Wm. -Marks, city editor
of VoUa? Freud, ex-col lector of water
rents; J. 1?. McCormick, - ex-solicitor
ot water rents, and lotul Keiiuan,
formerly trustee of the water works and
and now secretary of the board of trustees
ot Longfellow lauatic asylum, for erabcz.
klemeut of money of tlie water works,
and II. A- Bowman, son of one of tlie
present trustees of the water works,
for grand iatceny. J tiese case nave
all liave been brought to light by io-
vestigation into the management 01 trie
water works, which has been in progress
some weeks past and now nearly com
pleted. .
- At Jlontrcal, Canada, an action lias
been instituted by Rev. Gavinlong to
restrain management of the temporalities
of the Presbyterian Chucir of Seotlatid
from dispossessing themselves of tanas
ot upwards of 553;O0f otherwise th
tor the benefit of those who maintain
their conueetKm with the Chorch of
Scotland. A eimiSar action has been
begtm by Rev. Simpson, restraining tho
""""W o wwi wtoows and orphan's
teoAt WBoanting to 73,000. "
NEW TO-DAY.
V. 8. KXQINEER OFFIfJ '
Portland, Oregon, J nne J4, I87-.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be rmivei at tbta
O otBee nntll 11 n'ulo-k M.. nt Jniv tn.
(Whfln tllev will l nmnml in 111, nm
biditers), lor ImiIK11iij S.ooofeet (nioreorlesaiot
' uniiet on imi npicr nutturatHr Klvr.
fernl removal of rocks, ...
Biddura will state the anionnt in TnUad
State! etrrrenoy for which Ibey-wiU coma met
.UMt-dtuus per lineal foot, and removal of rocks
per cubic ard. tietaiied spec! dent ions, wilh
blank foiin for proposals, can he obtained at
this ortlee.
. The 1 mms are to he hu it at mirh toralltic mt
the river.au the tutted Slates Knsrhieei'- tn
cliarve sliaH direet.
The dimiM will consist of loss laid 011 the river
noil the entire length of tho dam, fastened by
drlft bona tostnnll piles driven ton depth of
Ave or lx feet, tlie pile liuing nneen feet apart.
This Is to be covered by , one foot la-er of
ornsh tied into hnndles and covered wiih a
cuhlo yard of gravel to every ten feet of dam. -
Bids must lie in triplicate, on forms fnrnislHMl
from tliis ofBee, and endorsed "Proposals for
Win fmiria, Willamette River.J'
Tins right igrcxcrvtid to reject anv and all bids.
X. MiCHLEU, Major of Eujfinwt-..
' . . : . . - 4'2 wS '.
UVAHniAWH KALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY JIVEN THAT TIIE
ttnilersierteo Unanlinn if tlio pernin and
estate of Wftllntn U. Mnrltn, Eva C Mnrtin and
Minnie A. Martin, minora, and children of
Tliomaa Maiiui,'dccea.H(;d, tn pnrsnance of an
order of the County lmrt of Linn eouiily,
Oregon, nwle and entered of record at the ren
niar June term of il winri, In tlie year 1S7,
Uceiminv and dtrecthia thJ nnderisne'l to sell
all tlie risflit. title and intercnt of mid ininarn iir
and to the following tle.-icribcd real imipurty,
tvwit : ,
HtimlnKat the onthwet corner of Wll
liaui II. McCnlly'it donation bind claim, tlie
hhiiic lieinz nntineatton No. SSTSTnnd claim No.
41, In township (15). Honlb of ranu 4 west, in
I. inn county, Oregon, mnnins tlienen imt
31 2.i-lU0 chains, thence nortli 2s 6100 clmiii.
thence wear s 1IM00 elmhis to the coonly rouil,
tlience in a southeasterly direction nioiut tlie
xnl'l county toad S3 chains to a point 011 the
Wtwtern lionndarv line of-said SantlHOi fcand
ciaiiu of Win. IL McC'ully, 14 iiVl:l eliains
northol tlie tfomer of said land cbitttrt tlience
south to the place of lieinutntf, contHlntnjf
sevei4y acres, more or lens.
And In pursnancc of ttliu order of said ennrt
I wUI sell at pnlilic auction at theOcnirt Ilonse
door in L4nn county, Oii-od, 011 the
- - Sd Day r AtMrnMS 175, -v v
lietwi-cn the hours ,vf nlnu o'clock A. M. and
four o'clock P. M., of said day. all t he right,
title and Interest of the almve named miners In
and 10 the ivUv dtwcrilied real property to the
hl;MH-st bidder. ,
Tkrmmof S.vlk. -told coin, one-half cash In
hand at tlie time of tue sale, the balance mi a
credit, or six months, sei-wd by mot-tun ou
the premises. S.HXA MAKTIX,
(uurdian. '
JulySd. 1S7S. - 42v7wi.
A CARD.
All. HEM. A PARKER, late of Oregon City.
lies leave to inform the public that thev
hnve purchased the entire stock ot dmtrs, med
icines. c.. fonnerly-owntxlby R. C Hill A Aon.
and that they design continuing the bnsiness
at the old stand, where t hey nrpose keeping In
the future a full assort incut of
Drugs,
C.tf.miculj,
I'ateut JJeilicfnes, '
Toilet Article,
and everything usually found in a first-flu 4
droit store.
While earnestly snlieltine a continuance of
the lihernl sttroniiireheretofoi extended tothe
( 1. 1 honse, ae hoja; at the stitue time. In,' fhir
and hls-ral dealing, and careful attention to tlie
wants or ens:omers, to merit the esteem of any
MiW friends who may favor ns with their or
ders. - Particnlar uttentlon will be ftiven to theeom
ponndins of physician's precriptknsaniHain
tly reciism, at all hours of the lavnr nlsciit.
A. II. BELL Sr PARKER,
Successors tn R. C. LIli-L. A Holt.
Alliany, Octolier 9, '74-n4tf
P. C. HARPER Sc. CO.,
-Dealers in
(TotbllMT, Boots mh4 Kboea, UaUt, Ureee
rice, fam-jf MeoJs, NettoBH, Ntitowa
and Flstols, Halls, Rope, Sllrrers,
Wallpaper, Wood and Willow
Ware, Trunks and Vallsra,
Pocket Cutlery, &e A-e., .. .
Sold very low either for cash, or to prompt pay;
nw inx cuMumcni on lime. .
Here's the Place !
Sa Sa ClCLIXQlltOXl
lias received and Is olTcrlnc for mile a well seloc-
ted stock tn , -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE !
Which he is determined to sell
AT TifE LOWEST" PRICES!
for
Cash, or MercIiantaHe Produce !
Please :lve uie a can, and examine
Goods and PrioeH.
h. 11. cicuirrosf.
llnnn. Or.
(Livl
C30 &.GmS3l
A Larec and Talosible Tract of
Hfmtming Land for Sale.
rpriREE HUXnitED ACRES of plow land. 00
M 01 wnicn is ncu imiioui ana. inirncprem-
ises- are inir uniiainKs, nonse, narn. irranarv,
sheds, etc.; also itood bearing orchard of fruit
trees; 300 acres if tho very best pasture land :
Maeresnf titular tand,asn and mapla. the best
of farming land when clearefU A never fntlinjf
stream of water runs throngh the farm. There
Is also a splendid quarry of liuie-rock on tlie
place, pronounced by experts A 1 rock. Pour
hundred acres are under fence. It is one of the
most desirable and cheapest farms In IMmjr!as
count v. lying IX miles from the O. A C. railroad
at Oakland. For particulars as to price, ete
apply, in this city, to
1 " J. It BOCGlfTOX, SI. D.
Albany, May 14, 1871.
TITUS BR0THEE8.
DC At. BBS
JEWELRY,'
Silver & Plated Ware,
DIAMOriD SPECTACLEl.
AGENTS ro TIIE . ' .
Singer;'.
Tbe Best Rae&lae' JSaAe .
ATTENTiOiV,
paksek & sionnisr
ITew Elevator!
V-T NOW aXAftT rOR Tin: KECRPTfttjr
JL of wheat andoats We call tha attention of
fanners to the feet that we liave ereeied the II
net -arehonse in the Siatcflt a uinre expensii,
and are in position to lutudle satisfiictorily an
immense quantity of grain. Our house lias a
capacity for
,000 fciiskcls of Wlical !
at nne tlnte.und is located' on tffe rnHrjrin of the
ItTlil... . . aj... . .lJt.it tii. iju mi. 1 . 1 .
vw liinu iuliu Rivn j hii'i in nu;n nui'nni'JiMiaca
s..... i s & n 4s is 1 j s 4.,
HVMII n . ' rU IIIMllVri(I SSfl.
Isa- stnrA HSitlw W swll.4iit As Jrifin ln eatnMa
boHlin'r tiJtflaflVr. Wo ha v two htnfe
lion lunrti fn &tftltU9h ttr tit tier frtuH, nttacU!
to me iTfTiis, run uy Traser ixwer, una mwm
h. --....j. Ji 0
nun nvHiiuu s t j
all tlw wfieift rt1vcvL C'sn take in and eb"an
IU,wn imrfliels rs-r aay. gleaned wheat Is worth
much more in all foWfaii hiarkets tliaii fonl
wheat, and none slttnila Iw shiimed without
clean me. 4 hiri-harrcs will lie'ftvecentsa laisliel
on wheat, and tonr cents fa Onts. We lutve
SIXTY XSIOUSAKD SACKS' -
to fnmisfi those strtrlha whent a-lth na, free to
those whose wheat we min-lmw. ami tlu.
low,jst eKSh price to those who sell Hieir wheat
irom uitr nousv to orner imvers. Persons stor
ltl With ns are at lilw.rlr 10 sell to whom tliey
please. Those who reside cm the west side of
the river will hava fcrrbure free. Will ho In
I he market a luiyers. and expect to be able to
pay the hisrliest possible price. HavinK pre
nared oursidves to do a Isrire husincss. we bone
for our share of the public patronage.
PARKER & 1UORRIS.
nlTvPJulj- 31
Alliany.sOreqron. .
CRAS. S. XOXTAOVK.
B11BT. UVALHT.
MONTAGUE & McCALLEY,
ARE SOW OPEX1NU A MAGNIFICENT
stock of
FALL AW WIMEk &DS !
selected with care, and bought for coin-at .
Scandalously Low Figures !
and as w-e bought low we can and will sell thein
at pra3 liiai win.
Astonish Everybody.
Come audace our selections of -
Ureas UooOs,
Japaneae
Kfcamla,
Piques,
Rrllllautea,
Marseilles,
Ponllus,
lAstrea,
Ribbons, Collars, Collarettes,
Eaccs, Ae., dee.,
tor the ladles, and our complete lines of
Readymade Clothing.
HeaJery,
Cotloaadea,
'wwilmerea.
loins.
Itoout,
SVipa,
Hati,
of all descnptimis for nipii and Imys. Also, full
assortments of
Groceries, Crociery and Glassware.
or everybody.
The best irood,at the lowest rates every time.
Cirt'-oiiiennd see.
Lelnnon, Oregon, Octolier 30, 1874.
3?x Sale Z
QOXffTAJiTI.Y OS HASD
Lime, Shingles, Plaster Parts,
. Eatb, Hair, etc.,
and for sale low. at the wnrehnnso of
FAUK:U A MORRIS.
The If Ijrhest CmsU Prlre Paid foe Wool.
Albany, May It. 75-S5Y7
AgricTiltural
Machinery
TO BE SOLD
"WAY DOWN.
FRANK WOODS
Oflfers tor sate tire celebrated -
RITSSM EB D-SHAKE fHBKIES
botff irered s-n'd beltwlth mounted powers,
to be' sold m a lrsrln to close ont stock.
Ah 10, 12 anxl K feet slntrleKeared adjustibM
reel '; '
Iron 7hec! Headers,
. with late inrrpreveutents.
JETS A Combined Reapers & Ifowefs.- r
I'sillock Ixx-ltTer Steel-tooth Sulkey
liny lisbe l
. IloW Revolving Rake, '
. Jhirley Forks five Hi etl.
Kxcelelor lland Bakes.
forks, Scytltes, dtistbs, &c.
Also, good srtirtent e
V WAGONS,"
All mt wkka wlH awM efceaf.
Call and fret prices and see goods liefore -ytitt
ovryir yon arista) toiet frood machines and low
. " Fn Afi It .VCO DO-
' 'Warerhoiaw wwiiet Second and Kllsworth sts
riereas terry, Aiuauy, uregon. jn
PlCtl
m4k PI dare trawss.
B. PURDOM
Wowkl atiniJ iw.e tothecltlsensof Albany etwt
vielnfry.t hat he is prepared 10 furnish all Simla
of FtCTi'leiC FBAMEStorer,aawwtwle.
Pka Rves- f rasuad, and old f ratna ranalrsA '"-'
MBMixnon oa First street, ww done west of
HrONdaitrttV, aad leave f"Wr ontw f4-I
Hew smd BeaaiMM FarAltanre
(oaaooa isAbsc)
and tbe
:' 23 e 1 d i n j? Brooa t
altlnaoodstrpplya W. P. BoMins shnpan
rVrst street east of MssmoTai Kliia. Cad M
examine goods and prwea.
Damnge to property by the- ree&ni
innudatkm in tlJ dtle of Totftotu sad
Ager, France, alone exceed $24,000,000
A young colt, with hofn in tbe
ceuter of its foreiieadi is exdting tbd
Laramites jiist notr.
The cars oftl.e Atcliison Topeta and
Santa Fe railroad will run into West
AnimfiS oy tlie 15th of Jii'y
Sotne of tlie horses fertely stofeh from
sctt'ers iii the sweetwsier conntry have
been traced to Red Citttft Agency. .
m mi
Hie recent storm in Iowli d&tfoftid
$150,0000 worth ot property, princi.
ally bridges.
li. L. ftko of Washington Territory
has invented a hay press which is claim
ed can get moru grass in a 'small spao
then any other.
Tlie St. Paul & Faeilic liflilruaJ has
just iaid $40,000 judgment and cost,
in the strit of Gt U Warren, for proper
ty taken by the road for its use
--r Tt,m , ., , 1
A rotal edict has been pubiuified fn
irnin, eonfiscatiiis all Dronertv beumrr.
inc to Car'ists. and exDellin? tmm ths
conntry all families which have any t
its members in the rlist service.
Cliarles Ileitler, ot Del Norf, left
his wagou in the road and wandered
off, and wlien found, five days after.
wards, was iuseiisible. He lias since
diral.
w
John liognn, colored, wis hung at
Ltttle Itock, June 29th, for attempting
to get into bed with two white girto
with the intention of rape.
.
Tlio Locder-Frice perjnry conspiracy
case is exciting the New York public.
It is thought Loeder wifi receive the .
full penalty ot perjnffv
. . . -r -f i . r
A few days ago such a swartfr ot
grasshoppers were seen at Fort Laramie
as never before, rbere were so manv.
and thqp &v in such a thick swarm
that the people thought it was a black
thunder-clond.-
. - .'..'
Henry Gsrhanatiy formerly a lawyer
at Central, now an Editor at Evanston,
Wyoming, has just been mulct before a
justice for thrashing a fellow whoevtted!
in to see "the man who wrote that
article." Score one for the press.
A San Antonio (Texas) special sayt
no apprehensions are entertained of se
rious difficulties ou the llio Grande at
present.. Cortina is eluding the MexU
can authorities, who intend to arrest
him.' Anotlicr vessel ot War is to be
ordered to the Kio Grande to preserve
order.
5 "
A telegram from Little Kock, Arkn
dated June 28 tb says: Six persons, all
'colored, while rowing in a skiff on HelPs
lake,- near here last . evening, were
drowned by the capsizing of the boat.
There was one man and five women in
the party.-
' -... '
Tlie Iowa State Temperance Cbn
TcntloH at ttes Moines, Jane SOtb,
nominated Kirk wood for governor.
Judge Adams for rirprutne court, and
Col. Abernatby for State snperintea
dent. - . .
At Ottumwa, Iowa, June 29th, on
of the Smith boys, a noted desperado,
while being taken to jail, shot and kill,
ed the deputy city marshal, W. Logan.
The next day 500 citizens took him
from the hands of the officers, and fa
broad daylight hung him to a lamps
post, fn the pfeseBetr of a thousand
spectators
Tiie reason attributed by workiW
men are at times ridiculous. At- a col
liery near Sheffield, belonging to Earl
Fitzwilliam, safety lamps were introdoe
ed in place of naked lights, and 50J
men struck work in eoeasqaeaceof that.
.rjtri rnzwiiiiamy witnoot any more
ado, closed the collieries, and now Aha .
men are wondering what they bare been
abost, . -:
YeV said thedrtrerof tlie" car to
the man who stood on tlie steps, "she's -a
mighty nice mare for ear work least,
ways to look at. Kick? Well, yoa
bet. Since Fte had her jslie's removed
the insides from two hetsea hitehed
in with her; site's caved in he stalls
times enough to make one carpenter
rich, and livened ap more than oue
passenger; 'member one case in particn
fain : Nice old gent with youngsters,
coin' out for. a Sanday picnic; bed a
basket of luneli covered with a table,
cloth. Jes as he was s gittin off the
mare worked roaiai when I want
. - , , r.,.i..J .1... 1 1 .
WVUH , SIM MIS wmw mMMnrw.
a Matter with both feet I don't rightly
knowliut she got in all four anyways
there: was Inneh tor everybody within
ten rods, whether he wanted it or not
the paper boys mostly did. Think tbe
nhi Mian isrwl lha hat s?Vn ai nwt Tkm
and the eork 'of one bottle Sieh s
nice lookin' beast as she is too. Why"
tliat mare liaa been brought out of tba
stable not less than three times caoa
lie was sech a geuCle lookiu lady,
horse. Well, it's good for tbe doctors.
im wsKuiuuBKeni, mnyaow, AIWaTC
stoves up tlte family, sad gets back m
the team in less'n a week. - Never ws
broke she wasn't; and sever will be tlU
shw falls off a house," :