The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 25, 1866, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSTATE RIGHTS DEMOCR AT. CITY, COUNTY AND STATE. "When tiiey Convene. The Legis-j ' lature meets the second Monday in September. The Supreme Court of the Stato also sits at Salem o the first Monday in September. " Wiiat a Rush ! "Wo. direct the attention of oar readers to the advertisement of ortownsman. It. Chcadle. Ilis stock of goods though not the largest, has been selected Tcry judiciously, and is well suited to this market, not nly as regards quality but price. Law Firm. Messrs. Cranor & Helm, attorneys at law, it is almost superfluous for us to ay. stand in the foremost rank of their profession in Linn and adjoining counties. The junior of the firm is a member elect to the lower houso of the Legislature. Arrived. Last Monday fivo immi grant teams with a corresponding number of fam--ilies. arrive 1 in our town. They were from Ohio and Illinois, and report large trains still coming behind. They crossed the Cascade Mountain. which eonsamed four days. Wo learn that a part of them are going to Starr's Point. Beuton county. Fire at Vancouver. A fire broke oat last Thursday morning at Vancouver, W. T., destroying eight buildings before the fury of tho flamea were spent. The loss is estimated at $14. 000. Na insurance. The town would have been a complete mass of ruins had it not been for the almost superhuman exertions put forth by the toldiery of the garrison. "Fire in the Mountains tleman who was in town yesterday informs us that on last Tuesday the timber in the Cascade Moua tains, directly east of this city, was on fire for a -distance of seTeral miles. During the whole of that day the atmosphere in this vicinity presented hazy, heavy and gloomy aspect, and various speculations were rifo as to the cause, until tho gentleman above-named related the circumstance of the "fire in the mountain. Bargains. Mr. L. Stembach is de sirous of closing out his stock of dry good.", cloth ing, etc., aad therefore announces through tie col umns of the Democrat that he offers superior in ducement to purchasers. He has an assorted quantity of excellent good., which ho will dispose of at mnprecedented bargains, and we are satis fiVd that the public will find it to their advantage to give him a call. We are under obligations to his gentlemanly salesman, Mr. Marks, for late num bers of the Mobile Register. Guardian's Sale. We desire to di rect the attention of our reader to the advertise ment in another column for the sale of some vslu ablo real-property, by Judge Powe'.l, who can be fouad at his office ready at any time t givo infor mation in regard to the same. The land is situ ated just across the Callipwia from Albany, i cov ered with a growth of heavy timber, und is sur veyed off and divided into tjwn lots. It n truly a desirable piece of property, and the purchaser will undoubtedly find it a profitable investment. Runaway. Tuesday night tat. as the stage wa about starting South, and the driver was busily engaged strapping the barrga.ze on th; boot." the h rs , 1-cconiiig f.-izbt'-'red. started oJ on a keen run a':g t'.e road to C'-rvall:?. crossing the Caliipojia bridge, and on ut a s"nrt distance beyond, where they "brought up' aga'n-t j a tree. The paenger?. twr men. were on board one on the driver's box and thi oth?r inside the csach neither of whom was injured ; nor were the horses or coach damaged. Books and Stationkry. S. J. Mc t Cormiek. t f Portland (wh . in Orenn, d jes not know hint?) is the pijnavr bo-keIler and pub!i.h r ia thU State, and country tacrrhants would do well to g'ut him a call when wanting anything in his line. We notice that he wants to buy " all the ras in Oregon," (call on u, Mac.) and that he will pay one cent a pnnd more than "any other man." We adrise all the gKd housewives Lrrea "bouts to eare np their ra js and send them to Mc Cormiek. A paper mill is in process of erection At the Falls, and rags will be in brisk demand. H-adhia "ad." Dentistry. It will be seen by refer- erenee to his card that Dr. G. W. Gray is still at tending to all kinds of work in the line of his pro fession. The public would do well to patronize ti3 gentleman, who is ever mindful of the respon sibility and eare attending his vocation, and spares no '"pains' on the part of himself to alleviate the "pains" of his patients. There U also no need of persons longer "gumming it," when tLey can lav a er set of "grind'trs" t each reasonable rates. Head his adTertlsement in ur paper, and do not fail to gire him a call, if you want a tooth plugged or "yanked out" with the utmost ease And adroitness. Scientific Exploration of Mount Hood. Weaee by a letter from Prof. Wood in a lata Herali that he, with a party of seven others, has made a scientific exploration of Mount Ifood. It stands unrivalled among the mountains of North America. Its height us 17,640 feet above the Uvl of the sea. The mass of the mountain is vole an He lava and ashes. There is a crater yet open and constantly emitting sulphurous vapor. Glaziers Are there also, as on Mount Blanc, composed of lear blue ice, gradually sliding down the awful ravines. The Flora is exceedingly interesting, 'being almost purely alpine. More than thirty -pecies, peculiar to the mountains, were gathered, xnasy of which are new to the science. The Albany Foundry. Among the mast prominent features in evidence of the prosperity of car town is the success of the Foun dry and Machine shop, owned and conducted by Mr. Cherry, who Is, perhaps, one -of the most thor ough machinists on the coast. This institution nas been established but a short time, and yet it Already enjoys a patronage far greater than even the most sanguine expectations of its enterprising - projector. It furnlsiies constant employment for six or seven hands, and turns outwork of superior mould an ! finieh. The manager is contemplating an early visit Co San Francisco, for the purpose of adding more machinery to the works, and estab lishing the institution upon a still larger basis of toperation. Baad the advertisement in another column. TurniTure. G. Mealy & Co. an nounce through our columns this week that they tire just receiving a large and varied assortment of fine and substantial furniture. These gentlemen Are well known ixt the community, having been established in business in this city for several years past j and anything that we could say in their favor Would simply be superfluous, as their business transactions and social relations in that time have been such as to elicit respect and confi dence from alL Their furniture is of the beet ma terial and most substantial make, and theif facili ties for manufacturing it are such that they can -afford to.iell on very reasonable termsj They alio jiavethe agency for the -celebrated "Economy Washing Machine,'' an article which Mrs. Toodles thinks is "$o handy to have in the oouse' It Is designed to save a wife many an hour's toil arid fatigue, and avert from a husband many a growl and "curtain lecture." CU at their place of busi .jsejss and examine the Machine, Hi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WHAT A RUSH ! TO TIIK CASH STOHE OF 11. CIIEADLE, CORNER BROAD ALBIN AND MAIN ST3. floods sold in large or small quantities to suit customers AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE In Oregon. FOR CASH OR TRADE. I WILL SELL. Come and sec Before Buying any where else, AS THE GOODS MUST UK SOLD. au2S-Cra It. t'H KAIf I.i:. NOTIOE1 I desire to say to those wanting PAINTS, I HAVE A LARGE LOT OF PAINTS AND OILS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, WHICH I VILL SELL AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN DC HAD AT PORTLAND, Adding Freight from Portland to Albany. I HAVE A. LARGE LOT OF GLASS AND PUTTY! NAILS OF ALL SIZES TO SUIT THE TRADE. au-3 it. cjiimdli:. ST O It A Ci K, ST RA( E. OW 1 THE TIME TO STORE YOL'K' I want all tb UAOmii Oie.n, (wowlm. cot Wheat nn 1 0 :. I am prcparrd t n-rc on ; "f liu". wliir, black, or anv oiher c .:. rj for a tair terms a any one in .oany. t ome ainz with your grain. I pay cash for wheat, and a much a any one in Albany, auli-lr R. fHEAM.n. ron s iaz. 50.000 sins';i.i:.' r-r hr (au2i) R. fUEAhLE. , 20 (;otl IMtMvs lor Sale. Ct.t.ST STEEL PLOWS OF COLLINS MAKE. the be: Pl.,w ia Urvg -n ftr ta 1 arm r. i:. ciiEADi.i:. THOMAS MAVI-To S. B. V LI:irr.. NEW FURNITURE STORE! HAMPTO. & .11 clilS IDE, l'NI E RTAK E R S A N I DEALERS IX FIRMTI RE. BED.U BEDDING. Cor. Firt and lVaihiugton Stw., ALBAXY, IslSS CO.", OKIXiO.V, " t 7"E have just lid ia .ric -f the largest and f best ec!c t..'d stocks of Purninire that wsu ever brought to this market, t-ousislin of CHAIRS, all descripfns Ml'SIC STOOLS, BEDSTEADS, COl'NTEU STnOLS. CUPBOARDS, REVOLVINW STOOLS, SAFES, CANDLE STANDS, BP REAL'S, WASH STANDS, BREAK FA STTABLES, HAT R A C KS. DININO TABLES. TOWEL RACKS, E X T E N S ION TA B LE3, W 1 1 A T-N OTS, CARD TABLES, LOUNOES, SOFA TABLES, SOFAS, WORK TABLES. PICT PRE FRAMES of CENTER TABLES, every description, ROSEWOOD AND OILT MOLDINti, We have alo the latest and niot improved styles of upholstery work and the Siie.'t Parlor and Bed room sets that that was ever brought to Albany. We manufacture, repair or refit Fumitureof ev ery description, and do all kinds of uj.bo!tery work. Having in our employ none but the best of workmen, who have served their time at their trade in the East, we arc prepared to do all kiridi of Cabinet work on the latent and most approved styles, and which FOR WORKMANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION We select our stock in person, and the public may r--ly upon our tatement of its durability and place of manufacture. .We have on hand a large and well selected stock of Wool, Pulu, Hair, and .Moss Matra?es. We are ah o prepared with material for the man ufacture of Coffins at the shortest notice. N. Ji. We have also on hand a largo lot of SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS, Which wxi will dispose of at very low rates. Albany, 18, au!8-ly FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE. C. js&ttL.TT? CO. Corner of First and Broad Alb in Streets, (First Door East of J. Norcross' Brick) Albany, Unn County, Oregon, Keep constantly on hand- A FULL ASSORTMENT Of everything in their line of Business, At Lower Figures than anjr other House This side of Portland. WE cnALLEXGE COMtETlTlOX In the line of UPHOLSTERY, PARLOR SETS; Chamber Sets, Picture Frames BUREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC. ETC., We have also' on hand the celcbra'ted "ECONOMY WASHING MACHINE," WLich has no equal in the world. Get ono and satisfy yourself; , Particular ettention paid to all orders in our line. UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED fd. aulS-ly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fifteen Years in Oregon. S. J. McCORMICK, The Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher Of this State desire to inform nil his old cus tomer (ami a many new one as may not be ac quainted with tho fuot) that ho still continues to i ju'i'tttu ut tho 1I11KM MOOR STORK, 1C3 Front St., Portland, (exactly oitositb mount hook) Where he is prepared to fu'rnUh SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANO rORTKS. MELODKON'S, VIOLINS, ACCOUDKONS, IIUASS BAND INSTRUMENTS, DRUMS, GUITARS, And all kinds of Mutical Instruments. SHEET Ml' Sir. INST III CTIoN BOOKS fur all kiud of Musical ltiitiumenti. cixuncn r.iusic coons, DAP?, VIOL, GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINC.-j. B3L.A.ISrEZ BOOKS, TOYS, M 1 SC ELLA N KOI' S lit OKS. CIIKAP I'l tiLICATlONS, NEWSI'Al'KRS, M AH A INKS, GLOIJKS, I'KKSSKS. PENS, P hutugrup liic Albu m , Aud every other articlo iu the above Knc. IMPORTING FKO.H NEW YORK DIRECT! I can sell t- Country IcaU-r, Fantufi :d oih trt, at .""ju i'tauctn-'v M uicIu Pmc. yUr-Agtnt for rolcy'a Gold Pena.-t It ACS Wl.VTKD ! I who h 1 wiil l ay a it.T a rot' so mjiie than any vtLer man." 3-COUNTRY MKKCIIANTd. PARMER'. at! thcrt will ii Well to kir Jt l he a!.! fa 1 ill ian.il a dollar merl ii r-jii.il tu ti dollar enrntJ, and frugal Luumhiici can uf lj ili (ho Sch'Mil U-ok r juirr.l m tb .r laiu.lit lu r.t. i a' h far by i:aj.!y .it,; tLc Jt thai hi.rwtof.jrc have btn thrown auy. It K M KM H H U! W?ici yJ t i P'rtl id hs tte aa l briu; all the Uag you fan pr"ur U S. J, MvCiilLMVH, rranklin lik 103 Prnt firett. Bul.s2.'-'ly AMW.W FOlWIMtV AND JViACHISME SHOP ! A. F. CHERRY, Havixc; iTitc iiAsr.n Tin; e tir ii.t. ni-t 'in the , I.PA.N Y PoLNDKV AM) MACHINE SHOP, I am Prepared Co PuruUIi WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Of every description, on short notice. Alio, lilt ASS CASTINGS. All Order for MILL, WORK Will be filled with di-'patch, aud in a satisfactory manner. iioiisi: rowans A Mi Agricultural IiiipIemciitK Manufactured to order, and particular attention aid to licpairi.. All kinds of PATTERN WORK done to order on abort notice A. F. CIIEKKY, Albany, August 18, ISfift-ly rt. n. craxor. cr.o. R. hei.m. ( kaxou a iis;im, attoitxeys a covxskllohs at law Orricr. In Xorerois' Crick Uuilding, up-sta-rs, Albany, Oregon, . aul Ouarcliaia?M Sale. PURSUANT to an order of tho County Court of Marion county in Probate, at the Aujruat term, A. 1). 1KGG. oti-e is hereby given that on Saturday the 22d day of September, A. D. I860, at the Court House door in the city of Albnuy. Linn county, State of Oregon, between the hours of 9 o clock . rn., and 4 o'clock p. in., of eaid day, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following real ctttate, belonging to tho heirs of the late Harvey Ooruon, deceased, to-wit: Dona, tion Land Claim No. 61, T. 11, S. It. 4, W which tract of land it divided and will l sold in lot oh follow: Lot No. 1, containing 38 87-100 acre. Lot No. 2, 22 85-100 acres; Lot No. .1, 10 acres; Lot No. 4,12 98-100 acre; Lot No. 5, 10 acres; Lot No. 6, 10 acres; Lot No. 7, 10 acres; Lot No. 8, 15 86-100 acres; Lot No. 9,fil 18-100 acree; Lot No. 10, 6U 60-100 acres, and Lot No. 11, 63 22-100 acre. Terms of Sale Will be for gold coin, ono half in hand, one-half by noto with satisfactory personal security, payable in gold in six month from date, bearing interest. Tho.o desiring any information ia regard to the location of tho several lots and the boundaries, can refer to Judgo J. C. Powell at his office in Albany. It. li. STRATT0N, Guardian. Albany, Augut 11, 1806. au25-4w Slier iT? Sale. TJ Y virtue of an execution and Order of sale is IB sued out of tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, and county of Linn; and 16 mo directed, in favor of John Dinwiddieand against James Mc-Ma'-on, for. the sunt of One Thousand One Hun dred and Siity dollars, and Seven Cents interest and costs, and accruing costs, I have, on this 22d day of August, 1806, levied on, and on Saturday the 22d day of St-ptcmber, 18G0, at the hour, of 10 o'clock, a. pi., . I will exposo to sale, at public auction, in front of tho Court House door in said State and coilpty, to the highest bid der therefor, that certain tract of land, or so much thereof as shall bo necessary to eatufy tho above execution, interest and costs, lying and being in Linn county, State of Oregon, described as follows, tj-wit: Donation Land Claim of Jiimcs MoMa hon, number fivo thousand eight hundred and eighty four, (5.88J) tbo south east quarter of the northeast quarter of section six ; and tho east half of the southeast quarter of section, six. and tho southwest quarter of the soa(h6ast quarter of sec tion six in township number fourteen sdutb,range three west, Willamette meridian, Linn cpunty; Or egon. . liARVEY SMITH, auI8-4w fcnenff, Linn county, Oregon. NKW A I) VKUT1S KM KNTS. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS AND KVCRYIIOIlV 12IJI2. nAVINO determined to elose out trty otitir stock of well Bcloclsd and aisottud general iiitrchandlflo of 8 80,000 910,000 forty thoihaivii imfXi.ars t 1 I would rcuporl fully cnU th" attention of th pub lie in general, that I will H ne entire stock tit GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! fur cash or merchantable produce Person do- iroua of puroliuiiig such Kt ns arc usually kept in a rloro of a well m-ieoum mock, would uo well to call ourljr, nn 1 Intend tu k'ivo such . J1AUOA1NS at wore nevt'r ofl'crcd before In tho Klato. h. KTKKNHACII. Opponito Put Oniep, Fouter'a Now llrick. IcrNOttM Indiltted t mo will plcao call at their enrlicit rotivviileiicu and cettlo. either by noto, chkIi r pri"luei, L. I J'HN IA( II. THE SPRING CAMPAIGN! RARE ATTRACTION! NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES ! iu:aiyto iu: sfj:n At tho Tino Drick Store of KOEEISr Sc BRO., riRST STREET, ALBANY. Ve wtu'J y lo l'"' Rewrou public who havo . libcr..Hy "tronurd our Ntw h'toie that, in or.li-r i receive a .-mtinucd and iucreaned hnrc of tho bu-.in.-M of Alba"T, o have gone to gmU i jpi n in ptirohR-iniCto l'r,' v,"rJr "tkct ta'" able, and fathionablo aoriL.'cnt Cf GOODS, OF THi: LATEST fiTYI.KS AND PATTEHXS. French Barege, Jaconets, Chambro, ...il HO... A coroplcto and varied t'rk of Ilelnlnrn. I'rcnrli Merino, IoiiI1ii, I.litrit(, I'otilarilt, Alpncn, .WuwIIun, F.iirIUIi MrIno, l'rfnrli Mcrlnon NlirctlttK, Mohair, MIL of nil KiiuW. ...410... AMERICIX, KXCLISJI AD rBLVCII Pfil.MS anl rLANNELS Or EVERY VARIETY LADIES' SILK AND CLOTH CLOAKS! Ladies' Silk and Cloth Basques ! l'INKST PAIIASOI.S. iioor?, iialmokaia oi.ovr.3, ninnoNH. no.-ii:nv, H ah: xi:ts. A vry attra-rtire aottm-ut of lh 5!et tyl-a of YOUNG LADIES' HATS! and LADIES' SPRING BONNETS! CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, Of t!c la!-t ftjlo, ful!r jiad fLion. Childrenn' and Youths' Clothing Of ail kindi and pattern. Vt alo hart, from the het maker, a lot of LAMKS' (iAITKRS, tii:.-, and giioi:.-, chn.i::i:ns- h-iions, Mi:N B FINK CALF, ASU 8TOI T U00TH, I.ll'rEKi AN I l't'Ml'A CAIirLTS .i.M OII C MITIIS, tj ROrtlRI KS, CHOCK KU V, 11 AT. D W A KB, C C T L Kit V, (ILASsWAHK. We will eiehanjja Gok1 for all kind tf COUNTRY PHOniJCE, And will give tho Unbent market price KOHN A MOTHER. Albany, March 31, ICfi. AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER. The following named gentleman are authorized to act as Agents for Tut: State IltoiiT I)r.o uat, and to receive nnd receipt for subscriptions to tho paper : POlTiLAS cou.vrv. Joseph S. Fithugh Roseburg James (J. Clark Caiiyouvillo Hardy Klifl" tlalisvillo P.oberl P. Slu rley Oakland COOS COUNTV. R. W. Cossans Empire City LANK COUNTY. H. C. Huston Long Tom. Iaao li. Stevens Eiigcno City John Milloirn MilIoirn's It. V. Howard Smilhfield John T. (Jilfry Pleasa't Hill Silas lirown Coast Fork BKXTON COUNTY. A. It. McConnell Corvallis John llurnelt ( ?,GTrrC.,t Oird'a Station J. li. Justice I POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lovelady ...Dallas J. U. V. Uutlcr Monmouth II. F. liurch Independence Henben Uoty ..;...Eola T. B. Williams . ....Luckiamutto YAMHILL COUNTY. S. Smith ; Lafayette W. C. llembree 1 .McMinnvillo WASHINGTON COUNTY. Stephen Ross (Icneral Agent CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Ralston fc Myers Oregon City - COLUMUIA COUNTY. 8. A. Miles.-.'.'.v.. St. Helens MULTNOMAH COUNTY. . T. Patterson, Rook-keeper, Herald Office, Portland MARION COUNTY. Ef1" ""(Salom Tlios. Smith :..i.......v ( G. S, Downing ....Sublimity Charles Miller ; ,.i...:...;,...Bilverton Jas. A. Penncbakcr Jefferson. CLATSOP COUNTY. Job Lamley..... : ;;Astoria WASCO COUNTY. Thos. M. Ward ;..Three Mile Creek P. 8. Holland....;;..... Dalles City BAKER COUNTY. Jas. II. Slater n...; Auburn GRANT COUNTY. J. F. Hendrex ..) Canyon City Thos. E. Gray and John Fcnnesscy J John Day Mines . UMATILLA COUNTY. Oco. II. Cue t Umatilla UNION COUNTY. A C; Craig..:.. .Union ThoSi lloTCe. Newspaper Aeent. Sari Iranclsco is authdrised to rceeite jsubBcriptionS afld advertisements for our paper, and act as busi ness agent generally. A WW. . PARR1SII. i. C. MKNDKNUaLb. W. W. PARRISII & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! AiMiANY, om:;. IfANKFUL FOR TIIK LIBKKAL I'AT- ronago iihown ua during tlu pant foyr yearn, wo wouia rcxpuclluiiy can trie mu-nuon or our iiutncrouH patron to our present dctirablo and noil olooU'd utock of DRV iOOIS,l Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Salem Cloths & Flannels, Embroidery, Hoop Skirts, Silks, Hosiery, &c. ALSO f.adlf ft, .Ml ic', and Children Khoe. t,so, In coflneclioo with th above we ktep couitauU on baud a choice telerrlicn of GroccrleM, Ilnrtlfrnrc accnMwnrc ;iaMtroret Cutlery, IttlnU and Oils, Window ilia, XaIIm, tlc. Ac, Ac. W. W. PARRISH & CO. Are prepared V ii-U anything ia their line at the LOWVST CASH VMVEH Or will rertjve MERCHAXTAIUiE PRODUCE In exchan.! forfioodt. Persons wihlng to toy Goods will find it grraily to their advontagc to examine our Goud before purchasing tdwwhne.-firing Albany, January 27th. I--?6. MARBLE YARD! ALHAXY, UliEGOX. "' T MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES, or i:vcry Style and Pattern. PEDESTALS, SLABS, MANTEL PIECES. And Marble Work of A" Kinds. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING ! tjii: ri.i:.sT i.irn i;iti.G i TIIK HKST EXECUTED WORK Iu tlte Stutc ofOregon ! All work dne at my Marblo Yard is turned out ia to give t-rf'ct saiifaction to my patrons. PURE WHITE, VERMONT, OR CALIFORNIA MARBLE Will bo used as parties ordering work shall select. The Iovot Living Prices Will be charged in every instance. Orders from any Part of the State will be Faitalully and Promptly Filled. Till: .HAIUILi: YARD Is just below Sprengcr's Pacific Hotel, on tho west side of the street running from tho river. .Z-if The public arc invited to call at my shop and examine sjccimen of work. Albany, January G, 1SGC. EAiTK EXCHANGE! WM. GIRD, PROPRIETOR! T HIS POPl I, Alt NALOO.V IS IS the full vigor of success. The personal at tendance of its accomplished Proprietor assures to every guest tho most prompt and satisfactory at tention in everything which tho house affords, to entertain tho mind and givo cheer tu tho body. Tho Billiard Saloon is provided with splendid ISILLIAIiD TABLES, Of tho latest approved style, with all tho best im provements. Is always supplied with tho very best CICAIIS, ALC, LAGER IICEU, and "SO FORTH." ite also has on hand always ready for customers. FRESH OYSTERS! Direct from Yaquina Bay acknowledged by epi cures to bo superior to any oysters found elswwhero on the coast, ... At.80.., SARDINES, . Dished up ia tho best style, with " trimmings:' Tho Saloon is on tho northwest corner o tho block next cast to that on which Spronger's Pacific Hotel stands. Albany, Nov. 25, 1865. . . IATim:Et! I, MI Hi: 15! rpiIC SUBSCRIBER, HAVING A Steam Circular Saw Mill, Now in successful operation , uuu uiau uuu it . vV oodworth a PLANING AND MATCHING MACHINES, In tho. mountain timber of Brush Creek, cloven miles cast of Brownsville, would inform the citi zens of Linn county that ho will bo able to fill orders Tor lumber of all dimensions, cither planed or rough, on short notice, at very low rates for cash only. W. J. LINV1LLE. April 14, 18C6. WOOIj ! WOOL ! WOOL J WERTlfM & ttf.j AT THE New Votk Store, wish -to inform Wool Growers that they are paying CASH for Wool. jw. : p. I THE HOTEL TO TRY IN PORTLAND! NEW COIiUMBIAIV. Xom lis, 120 and 13 Front, cor ner of Morrison tttrcct. GOOD NKWS FOK ALL! f 111IK NEW COLUMBIAN HOTEL X having jnt been elngantly finufhc!, and oerfj now ready for tho roctption of (iucnts, tho I'ropri dor would nay to thn Citizens of Willamette Valley and of Southern Orpgon, of tho Upper Columbia aud Idaho, and to tho travelling public generally, that ho in now ready to entertain all wnoinay lavor biifl with their patronage, AT Pit ICES TO St: IT. The Xww CoLtwtiAS an entirely &ew hnilding, hard flniliP'l, rooms w;Il ventilated and well fur tiiahe.d, and him capiuiity to comfortably a;cotatno dato Bix Ilundftd Oiit tln, Tho Oinintr Koom is lars-e and commodious, anu has fine nuiti of rooms witu connecting doors, for families. 1 THE TAULE Will hj funiinhed wtth the bent the Market afford, and the Proprietor U determined that no hotel In Portland Khali exeH hi in the excellence, variety, and completcners of his table. Hot, Cold and Shower Ilallis, For the Ouexts, free of charge, A Eare Tire Proof Safe Tor the secure d podt of valuables belonging to Ouet. Tho Vnzgnzt) of Oucsle conrejed to and fr&tn tho Hotel without ffhargCt House open all night. , Tin tMS : Hoard, per WecU - - S Hoard und Lodging - 87 to IO The Proprietor will at all time endeavor to please his (ioent. and would respectfully olicit the patronage of the trarellinjr public. P. 15. 8I.NNOTT, Proprietor. Portland, Iee. 20, lfe6i. GALLERY RE-OPENED! PICTURES ! ALL ST1TLES1 FROM LOCKEfTO LIFE SIZE! CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE IN THE STATE! THOMPSON & PAXTOX, ALUAXY, OllKGOX. urE -itCf'KVIXY IlSi.MUiKU oar Gallery, and have cow the largest Sky light and beet arranged room thin ei la of fcaa FrancWeo. Wc have the Latest Improrte-1 Ics'.rutrsenu and tixe the bent material ; and we hare cpared no txen to havo thing right, in order that te may give our Patron FIRST CLASS PICTURES. Willi our pre-nt Fkylihl of 22t tfjuare fret we ran take tiood Pi ture in all kin 1 of weather and at all time of day. Nori net-d wait ffr a dear day come any time. lat or early, aud if wc don't make yn a C"d picture we will not let you take away a poor on;. We hare tuperior arrangement for taking CHILDREN'S LIKENESSES, And are said to have more patience than famoun Job of old. "o Patron erer aw us cut of humor. We defy competition in c o v y i xa pic t im i :s. Call at ur eieact and capacious Gallery on V'irnt UUp fl.M-f l,!.,!,! ."! tf.i-ef. fiuth iJe. middle . fit.. 1.1,1, .1.. .i.,-,m it: t tirn. THOMPSON A PAATO.W Albany, November 15. the house for Interior people! What Cheer House. I"ront Street, between Yamhill antl Morrhun, Portland. M. O'CONTJTER, Proprietor, llTOl'LD RIISPEtTFlLLY IX- f f form Li Patrons and the Public generally that, having moved into hut NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL He U n.w prepared to accommodate any number of JueU with Hoard and Lodging. Kach rt'Htn is fitted up with entirely Xew 1'urnlturr, Carpotlnc:, and rrencti Spring Mattresses, t antl ia cotatnoiiuuji nl comfortable. TIIK TABLE Is furnuhed with the best of everything the Mar ket afford fih, flcph, fowl, vegetables and fruit. I'-ugare brought from the steamers to the Hotel without charge. A Fire Proof Safe Is kept fr the secure keeping of- Treasure or any parcels of value belonging to iue.-tj. Hotel Open at All Hours. Tho Proprietor is thankful for the cry large share of public patronage which has been given to him for years, and is continued to him. and wor.ld respectfully solicit an increase of it. In doing so, he assures the travelling public that no expense or labor will bo spared to make this bouss the moist desirable aud agreeable Hotel in Oregon. Portland. Dec. 20, IfcCj. A. G. BRADFORD, IMPORTER AND JOBBER IX YINES AND LIQUORS, I'ROXT STREET, PORTLAXD. IIIAVi: IOXSTAXTLY OX HAXD large, choice and best assorted stocks of SUPERIOR BRANDIES, FINE OLD WHISKIES, CHOICE PURE WINESi ALSO, Old Jamaica Rum IVevi- England Rum. ALSO, Tcniicnt'g, and Maurice, Cox & Co.'s Alo arid Porter. ALSO, ' ABSINTHE, JAMAICA niXGEk, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, CUItACCOA, VERMOUTlt, CORDIALS, BITTERS, SYRUPS, LIQUEURS. Merchants and Dealers from the Interior are re spcdtfully Invited to call and examine my stock before purcuasing elsewhere, Portland, Dec. 20, 1863. ASSAYING! (SUCCESSORS TO TRACY 4 KINO,) ASSAYEKS,. PORTLAND OREGON. THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD DliSTi LEGAL TENDERS, ETC. MIXIXCi STOCKS BOUGHT ASU sold: OFFICE 58 Front street, first door north b Arrigoni's: Portland, Dec. 20, 1865. ' . . WANTED 100,000 POUNDS OP WOOL. For which we will pay tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. ; " W. W. PARRISII CO. Alhany, January 27th, 1866j , H. H. BANCROFT & CO', BOOK SELLERS & STATIONERS, Nan Francisco, C'al o FFEK AT THE LOWEST MAKKET HATtS on-5 of the largest and best assorted stocks of Looks in erery department of Literature, and sta ph? and fancy Stationery, to be found aryhere in the woiia. incy occupy an entire ouuuing, nj 80 feet, three stories; tiW Merchant street, which connects in the fear with the stori cn Montgomery street. There are nine departrhehts, taeh arranged under many subdirisiona, as follow 1 5IiMCCl!ancots Iloolt. 1. IlisU.ry : 2, iJiozrai.hy ; , Nortls ; 4, CoTern- ment and Politics : 5, Rebellion Literature : 6, H(y oial and Ethical; 7, Mental and Moral Science; 8i Language and Oratory ; 0, IJelles Lettres and 4b ClaMic9 ; 10, Poetry and the I)rama; .11, -Wit and Humor: 12, Fktion; 13,-Worts collected info vol- urnes; J4, ureemasionry ana wi fciiowruip; io Miscellaneous subjects; 16, llibte. Grayer Uook, and Hymn Rookz; 17, ISlnKtraUd Wrks 18, Jut cnile Books. Ncicntific Book. 1. 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Rhetoric and Logic; Dictionaries, Draw- A,ig, Elocution, j rencn, weograpny, lieology aDd Mltneralogy; German, Grammar, Greek, Hii-torr. lulian, Latin, Mathematics, Mental Philosophy, Music. Natural HUtory, Natural Philosophy, Ob ject Teaching. Penmanship, Political Economy, Reader and Hj-ellers, Fpanish, Teachers Registers, Tcaebers' Library, 31ieIlaneous Educational Works, Hehool Apparatus, Fcliod Stationery. Among our own publications are the following Educati onal Work j CLARK'S nearly ready. NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY OUTLINE MAP OF THE PACIFIC STATES, preparinc. CLAP.k'S NEW PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY, U be followed hv CLARK'S 'HISTORY, preparing. Bl'IKjESS' I'EN5IANrIIIP. BANCROFT'S MAP of the PACIFIC STATE31 RelieionN BooliN. Coir.mrntarie?, Concordance, Dict'.onarieu, Eccle siastical HUtory, Prayers, Svraons, Thckgy and Doctrine?. '.';''' Subscription Deparfmenf . In this department agents anr canvassers eaa always find & variety of Looks, Maps, Engravings, Ac, which are tot old out of any book-store, but exclusively by subscription. Full information promptly givtn upon application by letter or ia person. Blanks Writing Papers, Printing Papers, Wrapping1 Pa pers. Tracing, Copying, Parchment, Boards, Blank Rookf; Pocket Books, Desks. Envelopes, Ink, lnk jtand., Mucilage, Scalinfr Wax, Wafers, Pounce, Card., (James. Rulers, Folders, Cutleryt Erasers, Rubber, Gloles. Slates, Crayon, Pens, Pencils, Pen Holders. Brushes, Colors, Intrntnent. Quills, Tab lctj. LaVels. Tape, Seals, Dips and Files. Boxes, Scales. Eyelet taraping Cutters, Racks, Weight. Calenders. Twines. Pictures, Photographic Albums, Alphabet Blocks, Binders Materials, Miscellaneous Stationery. Summons. I. the Circuit Court ortlic Stale of Oregon for the County of Linn. October Term, 1S66. A. W. Worth. PlaintifF, vs. A J. Fox, Defendant. u it in Equity, Foreclosure of Mort gage. In the name of the State of Oregon. : T A. J. Fox, defendant. - You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint or the above named plaintiff in the above entitled rest, now on file against you with the Clerk of skid Court, within ten days from the date of Service hereof upon you. if served in said Linn county, Oregon, but if served in any other county io said State, then within twenty days of the date of service hereof upon you. You are further notified that if you fail to appear and answer as above required, tho plaintiff will take judgment against you, at the October term of said Circuit Court, 1S6C, for the ?um of $200 00 with interest thereon at the rale of twenty per cent, per annum from the 3d day of May 1SC2, and will take a decree ef the Court foreclosing mortgage on lots No. seven (7) and eight (S) in block No. eight (S) in Peoria in . said State of Oregon, executed by yoti, to secure the payment of said sum of money, and also for costs and disbursements of this suit: By order of HON. R; P. BOISE. CnAxon & Helm. Attys for PltflF. U. S. revenue stamp, 50 cents, canceled. - -July 2S. 1S6G. . - I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy of the original Summons in the .above enti- . tied suit. HARVEY SMlTlL. aulvlnjlGw Sheriff of Linn County, Oregon Summons. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT QF . THE STATE 3 of Oregon for tho County of Linn. In Chan- " eery. Isabclle Manord Plaintiff, vs. William J F. Manord, Defendant. fHo William F. Manord Defendant. In th f 1 nnme of the State of Oregon : You are here-, by required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on th 22d day of October lSdb, (being the first day of the regular term Ut said Court; which shall be held mote than six weeks after the date hereof), . And if you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the plaint iff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded therein, and will take a decree of tho . Ccurt dissolving the marriage contract now ex isting between you and the plaintiff,, ajrd ls a decree granting to her the care and custody cf tb minor children, aud for costs and disbursements. By order of the Hon. R- l Boise, Judge f said Court, CRANOR A HELM, a . . Attorneys fcr Plaintiff, V. S. Stanvp 50 cents canccllou, August 8, 1S66. ullTln526w Notice "Tfc.TOTTH'E TS TlKTi'RTlY nTTM TTT A T T n ' Looncy, by order of the County Court, of Linn county, Oregon, at its regular July term, A. D. 1866, was duly appointed Administrator of th cstato of Elisabeth Looney, deceased. All per- -sons having claims against tho estate of the said Elizabeth Looney deceased, are hereby notified and required to present the same, with the proper vouchers, within six months from date of this no tice, to J. C. Looney. Administrator of said estate, at his residence near Boston Mills in Linn county, Oregon. , , t ' - July 3d, A; D. lSdd; , aullvlno524w wool wanted: 50000 wanted at POUNDS OF WOOI t WERTHAN & CO. Albany, March 24, 1S&6. rn TOWS OF SALT, FOK SALE DU chap, by J. FLEISCHNER A CV