v. ill
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TATff
The fullog aamed gentlemen are aataerl tc
to reeeiv, and receipt for M'lkma to the
tat Rresrra DtancaAT m this county;
Moot Baber,
Paul Cow,
H.L. Brown.)
S. A,Jbn, i
U. C. Coolej, ,
1. M. Heyden,
J. M Jonas, I
J.R, Thorpe, i
Harrisbnrg,
tie,
Brownsville,
Brownsville,
Peoria,
Scio.
Lebanon.
New
Harwj Smit. t
Ada '
TOYIJ C3UNTT KATTERS.
' SrBDrjDtrr. LtTsdy'"iBg,ThmM
Hogg, e ef tbe oM residents ef this eountj,
died sullenly at his bouse, about six milt
trom tow- He had eome In town on Monday aad
trocure4 IS rreins of opium asking at the time
for dlre& to the qeantity to be taken. His
wife says tb ae &x an opium pill that evanlng
shortly afa Via retnro homo, a second one about
rnkinigbi, tad the third and h early Tuesday
taorning. That morning he attend to his ordi
nary dutke about the Tarn and atmse, and at two
rs clock, afterneofc, wgued paper concerning eome
ethool larfeew In the neighborhood. Shortly af
ter lliitb heeame stupid, then Insensible, and died
hat efeomg. A ot mortem examination on
XTedneslay, at wWeh lrs. Rice, Tate and Alexan
der were present, elkited the fact that the deceased
aust kn taken from 49 to grains of opium,
which prodwsed his death. Tbe body presented a
Very soand, healthy appearand and was free from
any evidences ef immediate disease.' ifr. Boggi
liad lately manifested slight eWratien ef mind,
onseooent npon business and ether troubles; but
whether he took the opium to ewotheais ml A
through temporary casefttctiea, or wit! fj ta
tent, ewa never, perhaps, be k'jWn, r jj, a
teember of &e Fresbytetir., CWh of this town,
and last Sunday atter.ded at the communion eere
laeny. His age was about 45 years, and he has
left a wife and sereral small children. His re
mains were eeereyed to their last resting place on
Jhursday.
. .TiaiDisa Last. On the evenicglf Wednes
day and Thursday next there will be exhibited in,
fiheCirt Hsose in this town, the wonderful n4
rery entertaining spectacular dram of ParadU
La1, which dcJineates, we believe, tho grand poem.
f XHtaa in a series of most attractive and. impre
viavw sceaea. The papers down the Valley speak; of
this shibition a praiseworthy la every sjespectj
and' tt has drawn repeated immense crowds
wherever exhibited.
: g-va Acciskst. A little son of Wash, Anderson
of this toww, aged about seven years, met with
meet serious accident on Thursday, 'morning of
th& week. While playing about a wagon he feU
-frera the wheel, astride of which he sat, and broke.
thsr";ht thigh bono a very lrttra below the hip.
Dr. Akxaader attended the little awSerer, set the
,hrk3 parts, and gave him every rargical relief,
k:.s Kew Faia Gaorsns We are requested
by : ' r. John Barrows to state that a meeting of the
shi .vidcrs ia the new grownd: purchased for tha
IA s Caualy Agriewltural Fair exhibitions will he
he ; it tha Court Hons at 1 o'clock, afternoon, on
Ta lay next, the 9th instant Full attendance
isr-iWSted.
Ta-ir's the Cweksb. All over town are the
Wj lettered posters of Paradise Lost" " Hear
ea sad Chaos," ' Yesterday, a jolly hTtcky, who.
j-ut could spell, tx, a long stare at the Utter, and
tisa loadly soliloquiied : " Heaven and cAaase ;
: tk&t quaar, maybe they'll have Hell and erwet--rnixt!"
- .
Tat Weather. Barely a aprtnklo ef rata on
Monday, and tha remainder of tha whole week
.ekir and pieasaat. Some fog ef mornings, bnt
t&tnV.j glorioas, clear, sonny days, and magnifl-
rent mewalight nights, with delightful teaperatare.
tTehh-Foet' is nowhere.
Tax ?Stict- Onr county tax payers will eon
.Blt their eoareeience by giving attention to the
no Ske of CciWter Richard son in another column.
X 3Uktlk PAftw- Mr. Rice, of Koha & Rice,
arube4 ws with a tax eopy .f the Norfolk (Vi
Tost, for which we thank him.
Pfvi r Th Abolitionists of
j Tdk coanty fcave, wre w iafornied, nomi-
r,eJA man named Smith as candidate
I'fQT SepreatatatiTe. VTe jawtohl tb Oon
: nation bv resoltttloa apprav4 of the mar
: fier of Mrs- San-ait! We liope aooa to l!an
; that tb Democrat f PoJkare preparing Tot
i the coming trpec'iaj efection. Tby fcare a ji
ple material, and ought te pert forward a trst-
irate candidate for Bepresentatire. n ill
'riiiw at da it ? Xerer snrreader, Deaso-
; J . - . . . .
prats of Polk- -
! 'Thk Yaidill Dsmocact.--A Democratic
CQntj Conventioa will meet at Lafayette,
o Tndaw Boos- Nov- lh, to nominate a
candidate for Representative to fill the vacan
i j ia tfcat ounty. Precinct meetings are
' .WtA ihr .nsit Satnrdaw, Nov. HA. We
Lope that the gallant Democracy of Yamhill
tiHraliy in fall force, d select their very
man for the place and, elect him.
V Xn C.kxa. Yet. We hear of no call for
special elections in Linn or Benton counties
yet, by Gor. Gibba, to fill the vacancies in
; tie Senatorial representation in each county.
) JThe ckea f Waaeo, though left oat ia the
i' poll pj hia Exceitj&nfy, ken the aaat-
jter in 'teir own fcandsj in regard to the va
I facy eaased by Eepresentatrre Beri&ad's
I rsignatioa. ,'
hixk of It. Abolition CocventioGsen
; i swing President Johnson' policy ; it JJem-
e-:n Cknvitioj?i ejadQreiag president
Jvhnmn s policy. lo 4ack. a4 white be
gin to look, alike J Somebody la fopj.ed--
' wLkh of the two must it ,'loerats ofj
iJrcgoa?
SfQSixicasi. The"fet- Loois epnblicaa
5 that Col. Babcoke, who raardered the
: Wright ia Strutting bout the streets
' -of Jefferson city, Mo., in rrfect aeourit.
It ia believe tht Got. Fletcher aatjiorised
Ik;axts. -Th Statsaian aaffS&Umj
ias been full of immigrants ftp pait
week, who have their teams aad atsck with
-theja, looking for locations. FarmiEg lands
vibout Saieca and ia Marion consty generaJ
j y have advanced from thirty to LTty per
' ;ent. . '. , - ,
FnrsrT. It ia odd enough that while in
:h1s coantry we are discussing the policy of
avowing "Negro SaSrage, ra liaytt the ne
: zts rc-volutionigts are demanding that all the
. -white residents shall be denied any govern-
;32atal privileges.
V . TT' . . A 1 . t .
f iterllsg Democrat at Dalles City iafonas eg
; 1 1'3 Democrats of TTasco purposa nora-
- jsattc.5
'KB '
a candidate for Hnreseatasve. in
with toe Democrats vt Gnat
taccess to taera. '
, for LuSsy,
Letter fVom Artlnsr Onvernor El
Kvana of Wruhlngtou Ter
ritory. f
We like fair play, and therefore give yiiare to
the following letter. Wo criticised Gov. Evans
official conduct in the matter at isnuo very sharply,
and justice requires that he should be heard in hi.
own detente. Here follows his letter i
OLYxri, Wasiiimitos Tenmronv,
October 24. 18A. '
Enrwn Statb Riciits 1k mo rat s The article
beaded " Disnraceful Triokory," in your issue ol
Uth. instant, does errcat injuxtice to Wo. and 1 t
variance with fact in several important particulars.
As I cannot believe you would willing asperse my
motives, txttpt upon the conviction that you were
justified by facts derived from official and au
thentic sources. I have thought tt proper to fur
nish a statement of such fact as they actually ex
ist, asking only that jour reader who have seen
the accusation against me, may also have the op
portunity to ba aavisnd of ray official action.
Frank T. VUff&n, esq., tne defeated candidate
for Councilman tn the District composed rf the
counties of Walla Walla, Stevens and Yakima, is
tlfe author rst the present apportionment law of the
lYrriiorv f tvastllncton. i see Jnnn.l ll..i-rvw?
Representatives, W. T., Se.ision 1S63-4: p. '
passev
. lih l?ft .via
J follows:
things
aty of Walla Walla shall he entitled to
elect one CoMwilman, to V elected in 1864. '
Tka eoutttiel of Walla Walla nnd Spokane and
Stevens and Ferguson shall be entitled to elect one
joint Councilman in l$fi6.
Tne eouoiws oi v larae, Klickitat Rnt Pkii-.na-nia
shall he entitled to elect one Joint CouncUmri,,
to be elected in 1864, whose term of oflve w'Vi ex-
ptre in swk
These constitute all the Coun..!! ntv-:-- s
manner affected by the counties of Walla Wall
any
aamaam. cku a w the f 4me Act provides
thatAll Acta or parts of Acts inconsistent with
this Act, bw and the same kro hereby repealed.-.
See Statutes W. T., 1" ,-$: p. 4. '
- This Is the last ar f)0rtjonn,ent jRW pg fcy
Lcgtslatira As8en-.6iTt aa the only one now in
force. By iu nns, it will bo observed that the
chanty of -smania is now embraced in a District
with county of Walla Walla for the purpose of
e.evdng a Councilman, fcuch ts bow tne taw, and
was the law which governed my action as Secretary
of the Territory in canvassing the votes polled at
the last General Election iu thU Territory, The
absenee of the Governor made it necessary for mo
to issue the proclamation declaring the result of
such canvass.
Hon. W. O. Langford is the Councilman for the
county of Walla Walla elected in 1664. Hon. Da
vid Stewart was elected ia is 63, nnder the appor
tionment then in force, Apportionment Act, pass
ed January Sltfi, iSJ : See Statutes W. T tsca-
sionlSil-JS: p. ill, a Joint Councilman for the
District composed of Skamania, Klickitat, Walla
Walla and Spokane counties, apd his sueeessor by
the Aet first quoted was to he elected in 1S66, for
the District composed of the eoun.ties ef Walla
Walla, Spokane, Steveus and r crguson. Spokane
and Stevens wera consolidated in l?6t, and Fergu
son was changed to Takima, though as yet it re
mains unorganized. Mr. Stewart served the ses
sion of 1863-4, and then removed to Idaho Tcrri
torv. He afterwards resigned, but not sufficiently
early to provide an election before tha session of
iae-a. X o ail tna vacaory ior we snupTi term
of the Councilman for the District eompoid of the
counties of Walla , alia, Stevens and iakima, ex
piring in 1S66, Messrs. Cox and Dugan were can
didates at the ate electtoni and te following was
the result;
Walla WHa,.....Coa 364......F. P. Dugan 359
Stevens.... 45
Yakima........... .....(Unorganised no Returns.)
I cannot conceive what figure the abolition of the
county of Skamania by the Act of last Winter, cuts
a this matter. Xor do I believe any one can who
reads the law constituting the Council Districts.
It is not true that I in anv manner ignored the
vote of the cititens who resided tn the territory for
merly eOBStirgtrog the eounty ef Ksamania. J
have mv views about the dismemberment of coun
tios without their consent ; bnt this has nothing to
do with the matter. To the Judiciary is commit
ted the question of testing the validity of that law.
But I fait it my duty, and I did canvass the vote
for every officer, which by law I am directed to
canvass : and tne records ot the fcxeentive and
Secretary's office of this Territory bear me witness
that I dulv certified according to law that in the
counties of Clarke, Skamania and Klieknat, th
following rote was polled for Joint Councilman :
Clarke....Farnsworth 233...Dugan 61...Sohns 137
Sharoaaia. ,9... 83
KlikitaW, 29...
In regard to the vote for Skamania county.
misht add that the ofiicer eertifvinc re the Secrcta-
mr the abstract of vote, returned Mr. Dugan as
harrow been roted for as -'Joint Representative
Satisfied that this wss a mere clerical mistake, by
the paper itself, I gave Mr. Dugan. the benefit of
in ceniaoafe oi sueu vem nrc.tra, igongn clear
ly justified ta rejecting all such votes. For the re
tarns evidence the fact that those who voted for
Dugan yoted also fbr the Joint Councilman running
for the District as defined by law ; and in addition
thereto, were voting for a Councilman for a District
which bad no existence under the law in force.
am clearly of opinion that any canvasser might re
ject aneh rotes and isrnora all such attempts to
claim more thantegal representatives, ( httd tbe
right, too, knowing the fact to have regarded our
law, which expressly provides tbat Mr. Dugan, not
being a resident of the uutnat, was. absolutely
ineligible.
I might here rest for my justification t but I am
charged with inconsistency in having for partisan
purposes, both recognised and ignored the exist
ence of said county of Skamania. This is untrue.
steadily failed to travel outside the apportionment
law of 1864 a proof of which is found in the fact
that I refused to give the certificate of election to
H. G. Strove, a Union candidate from. Clarke fvn
ty. for Joint Representative' of Skamania and Klik
ttat, who received a larger vote m Clarke eounty
fuT that office, and more votes than did J, W; Bra-;
xee. who received the certificate. Mr. Struve's
eiainx was bared oa the fact that as Skamania was
anirax d to and merged in Clarke, the ratter ooun
rr m .is entitled to the imcrtatd Representatives. I
cefanc-d tr consent by my individual aet, to disfran
chise the voters residing in the old eounty, for,
thwagfe Jhe Legislature had blotted out the oounty
lines, it h.d .'ailed to provide a modification of the
apportionment law. I could have increased the
Union repreawwnon oi laarae ny ignoring eta
mania. Partisan feelings might have invited it.
I could sot aa t'-et, aad was not even tempted to
shirk cay duty.
It ia aoaree O, eaiuiacuon to me mat my cer
tificate is wot conclusive upon the question of the
right f any entiem.a to a seat in tha Legislature.
The Coaneu is propeil v uh juuge oi me quaiiuca-
tions of its en em here. VTitU no sinister, impure, or
partisan motives have X c.irtilled the evidence pre
seDted by this office, that, .under the apportionment
law of 1864. Anders oa Cox jraa elected to a scat in
the Council for the District eo.psed of the coun
ties of WaUa WaKa, Stevens an-1 1 akima. If the
Legislature doeidea the District largr than the law
defines, the evidence of Mr. Dagan having received
rotes is recorded in the Secretary's o 'Et-e. A Union
eaadidate failed to secure my ecrtiflevto of election
as RepresentativA, though having the arget num
ber of rotas,, because I refused to oounv the vote of
Clarke eounty in a'JVint Representati J District
declared by law sta composed of tho ct antics of
Skaaania and Klikitat. For a like rea.on, and
for none other. I believed it iUenl to add t!w votes.
f Skamania, and Clske to secure the election i of a
Cewaeilmaa for the fiiatriet defiaed by law to con
sist of t aid oswaUea f U'aJla Walia, Stevens nd
Yakima. ELWOOD EVANS.
VSeeretary -ft" ashingtoa Territory.
We will wmply gay at present that, ia all hia ar-
gwateat, Got. Evwss fails to convince us of the le
gality of his eoaduct ia the matter ; yet we do aot
knptiga hU integrity aa a soaa it is only with his
oScial coarse we find fault Messrs. Dagaa and
Cox contested for a seat in the Council to fill a
raeaocj under the old apportionment, which in
cluded Skamania county in the Cooscil District.
We contend therefore that the subsequent Act
changing the apportionent did not affect that eiee
tion it eould only operate on a regular subsequent
election. JJence the rotes east for Mr. Dugan for
Joist Councilman in Skamania county ought to have
been cpnnted. Furthermore, Gov. Evans -fails t
explain or elear up his conduct ia counting the
votes east in Skamania eonsty in some instances,
after having rejected them in the ease of Mr. Du
gan. There are ofhfj points open to criticism ,
but we hare now neither time aor space to refer
to Lheas.
Saktiaw Mixes. A man named Victor,
the representati re of some capitalists ia Sn
Francisco, ia making aa inspection visit to
the Saatiam mining district, for tte purpose
of investing in the mines 'Jiere.
Chakgid Hajtds. Tke Agriculturist baa
been sold by the Oregon Printing Com pan j
to Messrs. A- L. Sanson and A. C. Schwat
ka, who will hereafter publish that journal.
TELEGRAPHIC.
OVERLAND DISPATCHES.
DATES TO OCTOBER 28.
The Penian Movement.
New York, Oct. 28. The Senate of the Wnlnn
Congrcs rcnsscutlilcd at the Astor House to-day,
"Priest Roberts In the Chair, The session wis
strictly firivato, but it is known that the prinnipnl
business related t the salo of bonds of the future
Irish Republic. The Senate will establish perma
nent headquarters in this city.
General New.
New York, Dot. 28. The President lms mado no
decision yet in the Wirts case.
The PrcsWont bus appointed the Rrt Thursday
la December as a day ef Xntioiml Tbanksiivir-g.
Rankin, aiiat Finch, charged with tunteri'eit
ing bank notes, was fownd gnilt.V yesterday . Over
$4IH,000 of the counterfeit bote had be on sent to
Western States.
Washington. Oct. 2S. The Mexican Embassa
dors spent some time with PecroUry Seward yester
day. They wiil be preeentod to tho President
to-snorrow.
Tort.nto, C. Oct. 21. The Leader advises
""vtramesi m lann tne arms Iroin the vaults
fhrt the Fenians g, t tjtm, and also a patrol alon?
me iroaiier anu inj lm.tsport svstcni. A tenrrui
alarm exists ho j; A Fenian raid on the Canadian
banks is dreaed.
The jur j in the Sanders kidnapping case aj
sna ir,ged up.
DATES TO OCTOQER 3t
Affairs in the qnth.
Xcw Orleans, Oct 30. Hen. Canby has forbid
den the discharged negro soldiers from purchasing
the anus tbev used.
A srood deal of cotton U reported in Mississippi,
and a large quantity of bacon is shipped thence to
Memphis for want of facilities to rsow Urleans or
Mobile.
There is wturh cotton in Texas ready to gather
hut the Friedman will not pick it. Similar com
plaints come from Mississippi.
The Herald 3 dispatch says : The action or
South Carolina in electing Wade Hampton as Oor
ernor of tho State, and advocating tho payment of
tho rebel war debt, and of Mississippi, in refusing
to take up and pass the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery, Is believed to have affected the
future policy of the President concerning those
States, and to have endangered the admission of
their delegates in the next Cougrcss. Had Mis
sissippi cheerfully passed the amendment, a gen
eral ainncstv would have at onee been declared in
favor of all the rebels: but as it is, bt fsw am
nesties will, in all probability, hereafter be granted
to eitiicns of that State. The action of their Con
vention has not justified the President's confidence.
and the reigns of military govifrnm.ent and mar
tial law will te tke consequence.
General New.
Kew York, Oct. 31. Late arrivals from Jamahaa
report the uprising of the blacks against the whites
there. Many revolting murders had been, perpetrat
ed by the negroes. A white Magistrate had been
shockingly mutilated. H.U finger and toes were
cot off and burned. He was then murdered, and
after which a nagro wotaaa ripped open his how
els. T;he mutiny wapred'mg rapidly at last ac
counts, and the greatest alata prevailed among
the whites.
The Commercial's special savs it is understood
that Secretary McCulloch will recommend Con
gress to substitute a tax on sales for the Income
tax.
The Presidont has not taken the Win case yet.
Sew York, Oct. 31. Lord Palmers ton is dead.
He died on the night of the 17th of October. Had
he lived he would hare completed hu 8t year on
the 21' th of Uctober.
rrnJB, Ieslcot
Xew Orleans, Oct- 21. Gen. Steele arrived from
the Rio Qrande to-day. Dispatches from Weitxcl
to Steele of 23th say a fight occurred around Mt
amoras which lasted three hours, The liberals
suoreaded iu carrying parts of the works, but the
Imperialists charged and retook the works, punish
ing the Liberals severely. The Imperial loss is
several wounded and less than a dozen killed,
The Liberal loss is fifty-nine taken prisoners and
a large number killed and wounded. (Jen. Kspi
nocha, second in command of the Liberal forces,
was killed. Reports from Brownsville state at last
accounts the Liberals vr ere flying, elosely pursued
by the Imperialists.
Pacific Coast Dispatches.
General Newa.
San Francisco, Oct. 23. An order from General
Halleck directs that CnpL. Hill, on trial for murder,
be kept Inclose confinement. '
Charles Jaasen? one of the injured by the Yo
semite explosion, has brought suit against the Cal
ifornia Steam Navigation Company, to recover
f J1.025 damages.
A negro woman recovered $400 damages yester
day in Judge Pratt's District Court, against the
Qmnibqs Railroad tVxmpauy, fur haying been put
off the ears.
San Francisco, Kov. 1. The overland telegraph
Hne is still down.
Two companies of the California Oti Infantry
were mustered out of service yesterday.
Legal Tenders, 70J. "
ALBANY MARKET.
Rc;xted hy J, Norcroa Newei
ih.r 4,
Wheat, 1 00 1 bushel. Oats. 50c. f bushel.
Potatoes, 40e4oe bush. Flour, $5 50(S,$6
bbl. Butter, 3 ie lh. Eggs, 30c dozen.
Dried Apples, 8cg lb. Dried Peaches, loo lb.
Dried )iluns, 13c ) dried pear, 2de. Oregon socks,
$ 00 dos.i Pork, 88e .
PORTLAND M ARRETSOCT. 23.
The Orcgonian's Commercial Report for tt e week
says better prices are paid for wheat un the Val
ley because of competition ; Bacon and Lard more
plenty and prices were tending downward ; Eggs
and Butter keep at high prices more frut was
offering than buyers knew what tq do with, but
prices femwined unchanged ; Hay jobbed at $25
for baled, and $20 for loose, per ton a few Hides
sold low Tallow was selling at J5 cents per B.
The wholesale jobbing Produce market prices were
as follows :
- Wheat, new. ft5o(.$l 05, per bushel ; Oats, 50
55o ; Corn Meal, per 100 lbs, $o f Flour. Imperial,
Standard, Magnolia and Jefferson, per bbl, $3 ;
Brooklyn Mills, $750 ; country brands, f 7 : Bacon,
sides, 35c ; hams, 27c j shoulders, 13c, per tt ;
Butter, best fresh Uregon, 3a40c : Lard, Oregon
10 lb cans, 3lc; in bulk, 27c, per !h ; Eggs, per
to,oo; Apples, per box, 4U(g45c; dried, per R,
Mo ; Potatoes, per bush, 50c 5 Onions, per 100 B,
$2 ; Beans, white and bayo, 4c ; red and pink. 3c
per lb j chtokens, per dot, $14 50 j Cheese, Ore
gon, per m, Z3(a,isuo,
MARRIED;
In Marion eounty, Oct 9th, by W. C. Holmes,
J. P., John H. Ranch, of Clackamas county, to
Alary iw. nemingtoo, or Marion eounty.
In Yamhill county, Oct. 22d, by Elder G. V,
Richardson, Wm. C Cochran to Mis jilary Allen i
In Vancouver, Oct. 24tb, by C. 11, Huncler. J.
P., R. B. Mann to Miss Lucy Beach, both of tane
county.
In Lane county, Oct. 22d, by Rev. 6. W. Bond,
1 nomas imdall t Jim Martha Veach.
In Washington county, Oct. 12th, by W. H.
Chatfield, J, P., Samuel T. Barnes to Miss Mary
m. Jackson. .
In Tamhill county, October 29th, by S.C. Ad
aas, Joseph Perkins to Miss Ellen Gauati
'Kt Multaomah county, November 2d, Jy Rev.
B. C. Lippencott, Marion Dodge to Miss Jane
Caplev.
DIED:
At the residence of Wm. Johnson, Washington
county, Oregon, Oct. 29th, John S. Copenhavor,
god 46 years. Missouri papers please eopy. .
At Fort Steila-wom, W. T., Sept. 16th, from the
effects of phosphoric poison of matches, Claude B.
Crandalt, youngeet child of C. P. and Eliia A.
Craadall, aged 13 tuonths and 21 days.
Ia Clark county, W. T-, Oct. 22d, Mrs. Mary
Pamburn, wife of John B. Pambnrn, aged twenty
three years-
IaCorraUis, Oct. 24th, Lazaras Goldschmidt,
aged 24 yean aad 10 days.
. tt. caAXOB. obo. a. hklk.
CRAIiOR & HELM,
4TT0EIEIS k CCUSSELtORS AT tAW,
AfcBAKY, Oregon.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB C1XSTZNG.
Tha Cambers f tha Gram Ridg-a
Democratic Club, and all Democrats in that vicin
ity, are requested to meet at Fairplay School
House,' on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at 1
o'clock, p". ' M. G. MOSS, Chairman.
Grass Rid, October 23, 1665, ' '
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FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
AT THE COURT JHIUSE. ALBANY I
On Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings, Nov. 8th and 8th.
n. k nA-iitiUF.n. ..
YANKKK SANDKRS.."
. PlfDI-nlKTOH.
..Agknt.
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IN THE WORLD!
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THE Itr.nELlMOX IN IIK.1VKX !
TUB CITATION ?
PARADISE, or THE UARDEN OF EDE.V !
Doors Open at half
past 7 o'clock. Curtain
rises at 8 o clock.
Admission $1
Children, 50 Cents
TO THE Pl IlLICs
I1TILL ATTfLXD TO THE COW
ardly and contemptilife falsehoods and itihen-
does of the tHregon Statesman at the proper time.
1 be proprietors, ot that paper, finding the public
will not countenance their wbolcsulc r.bnso of one
who onl v seeks an honorable investment in an hon
orable way. have resorted to the "selling off" dodge
to secure a living support for tlieirsickly bantling.
For myself, while abundantly assured that, by
honest and persevering efforts for the agricultural
interests of Oregon, I shall win success and favor
for the Plowman, I only ask that the enterprise be
left to stand or fall, on if merit attfttr.
E. M. WAITE.
Portland, Jiov. Id, 1865.
NOTICE TO TAX PAlrEK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY CilVEX
that I will meet the Tax Payers of Linn
county, Oregon, at their respective places of voting,
for the purpose of collecting the Taxes for the year
1S65, or any former year, on the following men
tioned days of the present year (1865), to-wit v
Waterloo MosnAV. Nov. 27
Xra's School Horse -TvastMr. Nov. 28
Cm su Crrek Scnooi-Hoi:'E..'WEN,OAr, Nov. 29
Brownsville..... TncuaaAr, Nov. 30
Harrisbi'Ro Fritiat, Dee. 1
Fbo.hia., SAtraiiAr, Dee. 2
Allfhi.Vs Scbool Hoce M05DAY, Dec. 11
1 TESDAK, Dec. 12
ffe's'swr, Dee. 13
.....Tbcrshav, Iee. 14
FniOAT, Dec. 15
FWAXKLIlf BVTTE.
Rat'b Shot
I.EBAX05.....
Sasd RmGE
: .......
?ATi'npA, Dec. 18
Mronr Scnooi. HorsE....
Alabnt
I will be prompt at the
the hour of 10 o'clock, a.
o'clock, P. v., of said dav.
Mojniv, lec. IS
Tvesbav, Dec. 19
above named places at
v., and remain until 4
Those not paying their
tases as above invited, will be allowed thirty days
after my visit at their Precincts, to pay tbe same
at my oltice In Albany, alter which time the law
allows the Collector mileage for travelling to col
lect the same. O. W. RICHARDSON,' "
Tax Collector of Linn county.
Albany, Oyt 27. 1805.
YAMHILL COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION ! "
The Democratic Voters ofYam-
hill County i
Are hereby notiOcd that there will he a
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
AT IjAFAYETTE,
OX TUESDAY, JiOT. 14, 1863,
.At 12 O'clock, Xoon,
To eominnte a Candidate for Representative to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of tha
Hon. Henry Vt arren. ;
It is recommended that Precinct Meetings be
held at tbe usual place of toting in the several
Precincts, on
Safarday, Xot. 11th, at 10 o'eloek,
For the purpose of electing Delegates to the said
Countv Convention.
. Democrats, one and all, aro requested to come
out and snow their band, to a man.
LEV
TV. )
vr, J
Portland. .
( a. r. REicnitsBr.no,
Albany.
LB
NEW YORK STORE.
IN FOSTER'S TWO STORT BBXCZ.
FIRST STREET, ALBANY
I
WILL YOU LISTEN TO THE TRUTH ft
The Best Chances in the City !
HTJMBTJO-1
"T MI ST BE
the House of
ADMITTED THAT
LfiyVY BROS. &
CO.
llave decidedly the '
BEST STOCK OF COOPS, OF ALL KINDS,
On hand, which they offer at each
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES,
that they can t ho purchased here, nor even iu
roniauu, ior ine same ngunts mai iney ar.e Hold
ing their splendid large stock at, of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
- Shoes and Boots,
: Hats and Caps;
Groceries i
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
Crockery,
' Paints, Oils,
Glassware, &c, Ac.
Votwithstanding that there is a gtoaf rise In
STAPLE GQODS. ' '
We. are determined, as usual, to givp
Gfcp Q3D BAmca-AXlTS
And a good show to
THE FARMERS TO LAY IN THEIR FALL
SUPPLIES,
For which they take
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE I. EXCHANGE,
, They can offer better inducements than any
other House this 'side of Portland, having always
a Partner watching the market who does not let
opportunities slip, but seizes them, in order that
our House can sell
Cheaper th'an the Cheapest.
Albany, August 28, 1856.
CAJLX AT UPTOiV'S
THE FIRST- OF THE COMING
week and see some nice, cheap, Cane-seat,
Armed Rockers, cheep, lisht Stands, and Child's
j High Chairs.
NO EARTHQUAKE !
THE LOWESTPIUCES YET !
THE NEW STORE !
WITH ENTIRELY NEW GOODS I
KOHN $ 1IUQTHER IIAYIXC9
just established theinsclvcs in the
NEW UltlCK STOHK,
opposite the DngucB (iiallcry, on Firxt street,
1M A 1.11 AN Y, OHEtJON,
Take pleasure in announcing to the public that
they are now in receipt of the
KftST EXTENSIVE, BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
hver brought to this ldnce. which thev will sell as
low as any other house. We ask particular attcn
tion to our stock of
GOODS,
All of the Latest Styles of
Dress UoodN, Foulards,
i reach Merino, Ielalne,
Mohair, Popllnn,
Engl inn Merino,
Alpaen,
ftilks, MnallnN,
NheetliiR, IJnenH,
Itroadelothst, Canal mere,
FlauuelM or all klnda.
Prints American, Englisli and
French, or erery atvle.
...Al.SfV,.
A most Elegant) and $o?plcl assortnient of
LAQIES' OLOTH QLQAKS,
SAQCES, , CIIICULAHS,
WALKlN'ij BASQUES,
RASQUES,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
...ALSO...
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, HAIR
NETS, AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORALS,
HATS AND BONNETS.
...ALSO...
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
of every pattern and variety. .
GEMS' CtOTUIXG ASD Fl'RMSniG GOODS.
' Of the latest styles, fabrics and fashions.
Hats and Cans,
Boots and Shoes.
...ALSO...
A complete
ind varied stock of
Urorrrleft,
Crockery and Cilaasvrar
Carpets and Oilelotiin,
Cutlery and; Hardware
Faints and Oil. Ar.
We w'H ke every species of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
And give for it the highest market price.
KOHN A BROTHER.
Albany, Oct. 1 1, 1863.
X. 11. The nnmerou frlenda of
S. ROSEX of the lato Arm of A. Schlussel A Co.,
wilt find him at our Store, prepared to wast ou his
old friend!) and former customers. K. A BRO
ON THETRACIU
HO! FOR GREAT BARGAINS!
J. H. .UPTON'S
HiEW FURXITUEiE STORE
I3ST XXiB-AJlSr5r-
rpiIE lXIERSIG!fEn AVAILS
I himself ef this method of Informing the pablie
thai he baa on hand, and is eoastaatlr reeeiviaa
frash supplies of tbe best quality of
EASTERN FURNITURE.
His stock will consist of
ROCKINq CHAIRS,
PARLQR CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
KITCHEN CHAIRS.
BUREAUS,
LOUNGES,
SOFAS,
TABLES.
...ALSO..
fiMim FANCY BEDSTEADS,
lie Is also prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Furniture, or a quality and style not to be sar
paased in this Valley.
Pl'LU MATTRESSES,
PVLV PILLOWf,
and
Kept on hand and for sale at a low figure. Io one
need forego the luxury of a .
") KXCB SOFT CgP,
Superior to Feathers when soeh an aa can he
bad for the
LOW PRICE OF SIXTEEN DOLLARS!
Or, a sufficient quantity of Pulu to make a bed for
From m.xta Efgh.t taflar ,
...ALSO..,
Constantly on hand, a large assortment ft good
RAWHIDE CHAIRS,
I have also a general assortment p,f
CABINET -.FURNISHING MATEBIAL:
Tarnishes, Turpentine,
Oils, Glue,
Sana IJaper,
Tacks,
Butts, Screws, Castors, Etc,
...ALSO...
r COFEIN TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds, 'at lower prices aad of better quality
tnan can be baa easawbero above rortland.
...ALSO...
.TUBLElf IlE.OWWE
WASHING MACHINE,
wbicn, for aonuine utility, durability and sim
plicity of construction stands justly at tha head of
all the apologies for machines that have been
thrust upon the market.
...ALSO...
The oelob rated labor-saving, perfect-working
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER!
Of various sizes, on hand and for sale cheap.
My Shop and Tfaro Boons s are
Directly Opposite Schlussel's old
Corner Store, on First Street.
Please giyo me a call, and I will not fall out with
you if you should fail to Mbuy me out"
J. H. UPTON.
Albany, October 28th, 1865.
c
ash paid fbr Produce, and rrain
eiorea at reasonante rates, oy
R. CHEADLE.
"1 RXXl?STONES, at Upton's Furniture Es-
1J tabliHliuient. augzlu
llIXAIKS All Kinda, at Upton's Furniture
J JSstablubmcnt. aug21tf
TkO TOW WANT A NICE CHEAP
JLf OT A fresh supply of Pulu at Upton's,
juain sirecu jvioany. .
PA TONS OF SALT, FOR SALE
aVf cntap, ny j. jJiBCBKER CO
(GOOD NEWS t GOOD NEWS !
THE WAR IS ENDED !
OUR COUNTRY IS SAYEtT FOREVER!
RALLY! RALLY! ONEANDALL.
AT THE
3ST3"W STORE
OF
L. STEKKBACII,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
I.V,AI,llAIwY, OUECJOilf.
IIIECl LiEAVeIFo IXFO. THE
Publio thut 1 have just received ono of tbe
Largest and bext selected Blocks of Merchandise
. . , M
ever broucht to tnis fllarKci, aireci irom rew
York and Kan Francisco, consisting of every de
scription of ;
LADIES', CHILDREN'S, GENTS'
AND BOYS' DRESS AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as
Delalnen, Caahmerea, .Mohairs,
CJermanta Cloth, ChenomalHS,
Mcoteh Plaids, Wlneeyv
DeRalse, Pepllna, 11,
Jawpera, Ikrao4i
Mohatr, Fonlarde,
Poll De Chevre, CorsettM, Mnblaa,
Ida Priese, JlerQnos, Alpaeaa
NhawlN, Cloth CloaJtw, Hooda,
lild C.loTett, Hoop Nklrta
Breakfaat Nhawla,
Balmoral Sktrrei, Collars anil Ctirfw
Linen Handkerchief,
Embroidered Handk'reh'fls,
Embroidered Bands,
Merino and Cotton Hose.
Eaees of All KindsC
Latest Styles Fall and Winter Hats
THE CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF THE VEST LATEST STILES OF
Black Cloth Dress Costs.
Black Bearer Dress Osats,
Silk mixed Caaaimere Coats,
Black Doeakin Panta,
fancy Caaaimere Pants,
Silk Blixed Cassimers Panta,
Cloth, Silk aad Velvet Testa,
Pine aaaimaars Salts,
Overcoats of All Rinds.
UXEX B. SHIRTS, FANCY OVERSIIIRTS,
MERIKO AXR COTTO.VSOCKS,
SHAKER FLAXXEL UXDERSHIRTS AXD
DRAWERS,
SILK POCKET. HANDKERCHIEFS,
KID i LOVES. BiVCKSKIX GLOVES,
BLACK AND FAXFT NECK TIES,
SILK AND MERINO AND. COTTON OLOVES
BOOTS AXD SHOES OF AIL KINDS.
Also, a Good Assortment of
raintii, Oils, Lead,
Loolfclag Cilasse, Carpets
Wall Paper, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades. Curtain.
Hardware, Tool, Table an Poekoi
cutlery.
lamps,
Glassware,
Croekerw, all kinds,'
Groceries,
Tobaeeo.
And many other articles, too numerous to mention.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE
of eTery description.
.
Come and Examine Sly Stock
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
NEW BRICK STORE!
. 0?peaita taw Past OSca, Alaaay.
L. 6TERSBACH.
Albany, Sept 30, 1365.
OOOD NEWS FOR
THE PUBLIC !
J. FLElsCHSBa.
tt. BBtsaaa.
J. FLEIGCHNER. & CO.
a :
RE STILL
T TPfIR OLD
first and Washington
STAND. Corner
streets,
AIsISAIVlT, Oregon,
Where they are selling their largo and well telecled
Stock Qoods
Cheaper than any other House
in Town.
Our Stock consists of
try and Groceries, of all kinds,
Ready Hade Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, dee.
Lamps,
Qlass and Crockery Ware
Paints and Oils,
Hardware, Nails, Ac.
Ia lap t, every fitng tho Farmer needs. All of
Which we. will exchange for all kinds of
At the highest market price. We would not refuse
evea uasn.
If Tea deal beliavo W tu fMUaJT
qitcap, eal4 aaa aa.
au23 J. FLEISCtntER A CO.
LOOIt AT THIS!
GOODS BELOW COST I
SELLING OUT!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!
TNTENDING TO RETURN TO
the States as early aa practicable, we are deter-
mmoa vo .
pl,0SS OUT OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
Wbich we brongbt on bere in the Spring,
AT BELOW COST.
We wish the publio to rive ns a call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as we assure them we will offer
bargains for Cash or any kind of
Merchantable Produce.
Call at our Store in Nat. H. Lane's old stand
nnder Cranor A Helm's Law Office.
KOHN t RICE.
Albany, October 28, 1865.
WANTED.
Gf ftf RCSnELS WHEAT
JmJJJ 10,000 bushels of Oats, by
J. FLELSCHNER A CO.
ROCKIITO CHAIRS.
"I ALL AT UPTON'S FURNITURE ESTAB
llshojeat fl got a good.
nice . Rocking
Csair,
L.OlC PRICES wmt
THE ENTIRE STOCK FOR SALE!.
AT COST, FOR. CASH !:
-A.T J..NORGBOSSH
WILL COXTI.fCE TO HELL BT'
the Ounce, lound, lorh. Yard, Iont, or Basfael,
At Lower Price than rai be Bcwf hi eliewhert,.
" Are-you seltlnir at thst pripe,? I've just paid.
more. " I snail Know wnere w ineioexi ume. -
Haw can von sell at nriccsless than we see Quoted:
at wbolesale?" arc the cinestias.giterjah.!tr;a
Bar (or Cash from Importers,.
Jfanufacturcru, and their A genu, ia tha .
CHEAPEST 13ABSST!
Ia ZarrQaantitles when Goads are Lew,.
Enabling me to sell as they adraneo for less than I
can lny at the present tihe.
I am often in the market, piefclaa an barfatna-
for your bcnefiti.
I can give you the-
GREATEST VARIETY TO SELECT FROM..
I can give yoi the
LOWEST PBICE !:
F ena g're yon the
LATES? SY K A NO NET U00i&S.
I can gie yoa tha
Highest Price for WhaTotf hare to Wc&X
.- I can save yoa 20 per cent va
Drj CSOods,, Boots and Shav
I can save yon 25 per cent, on
Ready Made Clothing..
I can save you 10 per cent on
tiroeeries, Croe fiery, (Slasswaro..
I can save yon 10 per cent, oa
Hardware; Iron and Steel..
I can save you 15 per cent on.
Mechanics' Tools,
Outfits to the Santlam Mines,
Thimble Boxing,
TV agon Timbers,
Ropes aadT Chains
Mill Saws, te., de.
As I get a portion of my living from each of tha
above departments of trade, I can sell it, !f( prett
than if I were confined to either.
, Give me
A Share of Tear Patronage,
And I wiil give yoa
LOW PRICES FOR TXZS TXSZSS.'.
Without another word, ins come, ladies and
old and young, to the Store of
aa23 J. NORCROSS.
PRonsioarsTOBE
h. OLirra.
a. t. waaasis.
OLIVER. &, MARKHAW.
-
ALBANY, OBEGON.
lffcVW0l'LI CALL. ATTENTION
to the fact that we have bought out. J- 4r.
Bently in the
aROCIIY STORE
Qua Boar Teat of Past OSee
And. we shall keep constantly on hand a general
tortaienj o
FAMILY GROCERIES!
Which we will sell
As Low as Any Store la Tewa.
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully solicited..
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
of tha heat assortment and qualities always oaha4v
17 USA's? STQSS.
. OUTER I MARKHAH.
Albany, Bepmher 30, 18C5. .
ALBANY FOUNDRY
. AXD
raACHIRIE SHOP !
We ar Prepared to Famish
WROUBHT-'AND CAST IZZ'A W7X
Of every description, on short notice. Alee,
BRASS CASTINGS. .
Will he aed with dispateh, aad in a saUsfaetorf
manner.
IQCSE POWERS
asa
Aricvilltiral lmpleizients
M as ofac tared to order, and partieaJar Atteasioa
" paid to Repair. j.;.
All kinds of
done to order oa short notice
A. F. CHERRY,
JOHN EAST.
Albany, September It, 1965.
JUST RECEIVED!
Direct From the Refinery I
50
IIF BARRELS SAN FRAHV
Cisco Refined Sugar.
ALSO
100 Kegs Syrap; which we are eelltef:
very cheap,
" t vt vrannvrn i. nv
Albany. September 39, 1S6. .
STII& ox the conwem
R. CHBADIsB'S CASH STOIU3
la tha plaea to save money t where vou can haw
goods at Small Profit. Bo rare aad eall, and tea
for yourselves. aagU R. CHEADLE. , ,
ai., NOTICE!
NOW IS A GOOD TI5TB TO SETi
tie up. We will take WHEAT and OATS
at tne nigbest Cash price, on all aeeountt aaa 1
or cash will do jmst as well.
auZS - J. MLKloVnli&n m VU.
WAITED!
1000
exchange for
Chairs, 4c, by
aug21tf
OF WOOL, ia
Furniture, Bedding,
J. H. UPTON.
ATTENTION!
YOU WHO HAVE BEEN WANTING Chile
dren's Chairs, call at Upton's Furni
ture Store and get them. augtltt
If yon want Salt Cheap, or anything
else in the grocery line, jast dome along aa4
aet it. for I will selL R. CHEADLK.
DO YOU WANT A NICE LARGS
Cherry or Black Walnut Breakfast or Dining
Table 7 Call at Upton's and look at some.
A Good wagon-yard for the benefit ef
those who trade with ate, is always ready
by R. CHEADLE.
BEDSTEADS, A superior quality at
augtf UPTON',
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT AND
OATS, by J. FLEI5CBNEB CO.
augziti
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