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Newspaper Page Textfi 'vymm" t u t. CTsar-mmiW.,.! u jaes.ssaM tfu tmj i n j.-ju-im r rRIDAT-... NOVEMBER 10, 1S71. 2IAETIAL LAW TO BS DECLAEED. Tlie telegraph informs us that the President has expressed a determina tion to declare martial law through out the entire South at an early day. Of course every sane man who is honest enough to confess it knows what this move on the part of Grant means. This infamous Ku-Klux law was adopted in view of the possibility of the Southern people attempting to vote the Iiadical carpet-baggers out of power and casting their electoral vote for a Democratic President in 1S72. During the past two years the llad cal leaders have seen the Southern States one by one pass out of their clutches, just as rapidly as the terror ism of military surveilliance has been removed, and take their old station in the Democratic column. Out of the entire eleven late Confederate States, only two or three now bow to tho Iiadical yoke ; and unless the inquisi torial screws are again turned on that defenceless people not one of the Southern States will cast its electoral vote for Ulysses next year. The Radical party cannot afford to lose the solid vote of those eleven States, and they are bent upon securing at least a portion of it, even though the foulest means must be used even though force, intimidation, false im prisonment, and vilest persecutions are made necessary. The Iiadical schemers are succeeding in their hell ish purposes by ihe basest means that could be conceived bv sending hirelings through the South to insult and provoke citizens beyond forbear ance, and then, at the least semblance of resistance to this persistent perse cution the helpless Southerner is ar rested and imprisoned on the charge of being a Ku-Klux cut-throat and a lawless villain. Of course it is in the programme for the Long Branch house-jockey to now declare martial law. And with martial law declared with a suspen sion of the civil authority and with the sword hanging over the necks and the bayonet pointed at the breasts of the Southern people, Radicalism expects to accomplish its purpose and to carry these States for their lied Republican ticket. The Ku-Klux ., , i V e ; VIill anil I VmflrrpjSKirmil Knfnrcpmpnf i . f e t the President will carry out the de signs of Congress. It remains to be eeen how far the villainies of Radical ism will yet extend in that direction, and how much the once free and chivalrous people of the Sunny South can Btand without an open revolt. Fleelxg Brigham. A well known Mormon writing from Beaver, Octo ber 21st, says: "Brigham Young ar rived this morning and left after five hours' rest for St. George, on the southern border of the Territory. He was escorted by 12 mounted men of the Xauvoo Legion. I am told, says the writer, he has bid a final farewell to Salt Lake City. Brifham'si movement has greatly agitated the i minds of the people in the "City of the Saints." It is authoritively asserted that oth er Mormon leaders will quietly disap pear from Salt Lake City as fast as possible and that the lay members of: the polygamous church 'will be left to I battle with the authorities for the preservation of their "divine institu tion." It is generally believed that Polygamy has lived and flourished through the length of its days and that its decease is near at hand. OrB Radical thief Memobax dum. We note the following traiis actions among the Radical thieves since oar last week's report : R. A. Bowerman, U. S. Revenue collector, embezzlement. Thos. 3. Wilson, 6ame, embezzle ment. Judge J. Wright, of Indiana, rob bing Indian soldiers and forging dead soldiers' names for bounties, amount ing to a steal ot $400,000 ! The fraudulent issuance of $20,000,- 000 by the carpet-bag Government of South Carolina ! Next! Some critics are finding fault with Joaquin Miller's poem of " Kit Car son" because he begins by making him ride bare-back and in the same breath rise in his stirrups. A poet is licensed to anything, and if Miller or Bret Ilarte were to make water run up hill, it would not stir-up any ex citement. Slaxdeeous. The Walla Walla Union, speaking of J. W. Murphy of the Standard and W. II. IS ewell of the Statesman joining in with Susan Anthony, says " politics make strange bed-fellows." The thing has hardly come to that, has it? It is asserted that Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, is determined to have Gen. Phil. Sheridan and .the Mayor of Chicago indicted as accessories to the murder of Col. Grosvenor. Whyte, the Democratic candidate for Governor of Maryland, says: "The only New Departure I am in favor of is the departure of Grant and his crew from the White House." I . The New York5 Tripune thinks the Radical party needs a little less preaching of harmony and a little more practice of it. AUOTEES EEFOEIi KOVEMENT. "We learn from Eastern papers that at a meeting held in Xcw York City September 19, to ensider the subject of calling a general conference of Re formers to meet in tho City of Now York, it was " Resolved : That a con ference bo held on Tuesday January tho 9lh, 1S72, to adopt measures to prevent tho further alienation of the people's inheritance in tho public lands, mines tfce. through corrupt leg islation and the granting of subsidies to railroads and other monopolies; to consider tho best means and method of securing a rightful limitation to private property in land aud tho re vocation of land grants already made. Also to discuss the proposition to re peal tho laws instituting tho National Banks, and generally to discuss the questions of iutcrest and money, and the problem of taxation as a remedy for existing evils." A committee on invitation and ar rangeatents, consisting of prominent Land Reformers throughout tho country, was appointed, and other necessary steps were taken to insure a general attendance of represent ative men on that occasion, ims is what is wanted by the oppressed peo ple, and we hope that it will bo a movement which will meet with hearty approval by Democrats every where. There is no country on the globe which needs Reform so badly as oura. We want Land Reform, Money Reform, Revenue Reform, Civil Service Reform, Labor Reform. Political Reform and every other kind of Reform that will turn the foot of the tax-gatherer from the door of the laborer and remove thieving offi cials from power; a Reform that will relieve the Southern people from bay onet rule and a horde of drunken van dals and carpet-bag villians; a Reform that will remove a President who usurps authority and arrogates to himself Kingly powers; a Reform which will release our country from corrupt rings, heartless speculators, and thieving monopolists. This is tho kind of Reformation that is needed, and when it is accom plished then it may be truthfully said that we have "the best country that the sun ever shone upon." SLATES 03 TEE ' ITE"W DEPAETUEE." Jlere is what lion. Jas. II. Slater said in a speech at La Grande a few 1 davs ago, m regard to the uXew Dc- parture : There is no diflcrence among the people as to what should be the issues or the facts oat of which these issues arise. All Democrats agree that the 14th and 15th amendments, in their inception, adoption and principles, are revolutionary ;and that as they were conceived in fraud and adopted by force and fraud combined, they are ' void; and ought to be so adjudged. All, however, ranst admit that thev I have been declared to be parts of the ' constitution ; that they are being en-i forced by the courts and the federal ' ...i e .Tf .i - - i t tiiaues oi iJOi;eicai ojuuion are riuomit ting. All argue that these amend- j built m l-ortiunu next year, nients must stand until the court ot j Kew gold discorery on Iiogne Hit last resort shall, by decree, declare j er; 19 p0r day with a rocker. tlifm void for want, of nrniKr pmlnran. i . . . t .v ,.-r. abrogated bv new articles, submitted au:i adopted by the Bcverai btates, in accoriiauct! wiiu me lenns oi uie constitution; and my judgment is that the Democracy everywhere, as : m tins State at the last election. should affirmatively declare in favor of the abrogation of the Hth and 15th ts and press the agitation with the utmost persistency. The 14th and 15th amendments, independ ent of all questions of sull'rage to the inferior races, is a vital abridgment of the rights of the States, and a direct attack upon their republicanism, upon which the very perpetuity of the Union must depend. The Royal Visit. A corespond ent of the Eugene Journal, writing from JTew York under date of Oct. 20, says : The State and city governments nd the people are making extraordi nary preparations to receive Prince Alexis, third son of the Emperor of Kssia, whose arrival is daily expect ed in the Russian fleet. A vessel is now outside of Sandy Hook, which is to report the first appearance of tho Russian fleet by telegraph, when the Prince is to be met by the United btatei naval vessels under Admiral Rowan, and then by a numerous com mittee ot "leading citizens,' who are to be notified by telegraph and hasten down the bay m a steamer. Un ar riving at the wharf, he is to be met by about all the militia and police in the city, and escorted to the Claren don Hotel, where twelve rooms have been convened into a palace by the Russian minister, Mr. Catacazy, and have been litted up and furnished throughout for his special use, at a great expense, in a degree of magnif icence never before equaled m New York. It is said that New York is to surpass herself on this occasion. and the reception will be the grand est acair ever witnessed in this coun- try. Nokth Carolina, is informed that the " Walter Raleigh vine," on Roa noke Island, is nearly three hundred years old ; that it covers an acre of ground, and that from it last year $3,000 worth of wine was made. We don't know which to admire most the size of the vine or the story. It is stated on reliable authority, that the amount stolen by Radical of ficials, since Grant came into power, is only some 025,000,000. The pub lic will be glad to learn this, as the impression is abroad that the steal ings have amounted to at least 27,500,- coo.: .... , . ,: - New York subscribed over a mil lion of dollars to Chicago. EASTERN JELECTIOKS. Special dhjtatches to the lAmocrat. nw Y srk. New York, Nov. 8. Tho city elec tion yesterday was the quietest known for years. Tweed is re-elected but will certainly bo expelled. Tho en tire ticket of tho Committee of Sev enty was elected. Democratic major ity in the city 2?,000. Republican major ity in tho Slato nt least 10,000. Tho Senate lias 20 Republicans to 9 Dem ocrats and !$ doubtful; the Assembly will have 88 Republicans and 40 Dem ocrats. New Jcrioy. Parker, Democrat, is elected Gov ernor of New Jersey by from 11,000 to 4,000 majority. Maaaachuaotta, Washburn (Ken.) carries Massachu setts by from 10,000 to 20,000, and has a plurality of 25,0ii0 to UO,0U0. Out of 20 members of tho House Democrats have C t, and of 40 Sena tors Democrats have 4. Illinois. Republicans elect Congressman at Largo in Illinois. Wiaceuaia. Wisconsin gives lO,U00 Republican majority, and both branches of the Legislature aro Republican. Virginia. Tho Conservatives have carried Virginia by 20,000 majority and have both branches of tho Legislature. Note. Nothing yet- heard from Maryland, Minnesota and Mississippi, which held elections the samo day. Kl. Dkm. rAC'IFICM'O.l.HlXai.S. Tho Dalles has a tannery. Portland boasts 93 saloons. Tho McMinnvillo Academy has 115 pupils. A 4-pound "spud" was raised al tho Dalles. Marion county bod 21 marriages last month. Eugeners aro to revol in a hurdy gurdy house. Small-pox bas disappeared from Walla Walla. Lat week Eugeno had a dog fight for $25 a side. Oakland the livliest town in Southern Oregon. 3Iexican banditti ore overrunning Lower California. Empire City, Coos county, is to have a newspaper. A Eugene house vu robbed of $20 in broad day-light. Some 25 divorce eases are docketed in Multnomah county. Douglas county was the first to pay it3 State tax this year. Charles Burch bas been j ardoned out of tho Penitentiary. Wheat in San Francisco has doclin- cd to $2,55 per 100 lbs. Corvallis expects tho Wef t Side railroad by ncr.t August, L. Toft wan kicked to death by hoTryC ia yii;rjnia Nevada. Two public hospitals are to lie Two public hospitals are to 'inreo printers wero urovrneu in feaQ 1 ranctico lay Jast i riclay A California beet sugar factory works up 50 tons of beets daily. Portland is already ttHIicted with one of the "Chicago sufferers." Whisky seller in Salt Lake City pay a license of $300 per month. Multnomah only has 233 cases docketed for this term of Court. Hon. J. S. Smith and wife have gone to California for the winter. Telegraph is to be established be tween Roseburg and Empire city. Portland is to have a bridge across the Willamette, costing $500,000. A gold and silver ledge has been discovered 50 miles east of Seattle. Geo. A. Edes, of Salem, is appoint ed collector of Customs for Alaska. Quartz assaying $20,000 per ton has been discovered near Salt Lake. Oregon will have a large immigra tion from Western Illinois next jear. Eugene Semple is the newly-ap pointed Police Commissioner of Port land. A. semi-wcckly mail is to be estab lished over tue Coos isay watron road. A man is missing at Walla Walla and it is believed he has been mur dered. Some railroad men killod a China man a few miles from Kalama last Sunday. A Panorama of the scenery on the Pacific Railroad is on exhibition in Portland. The case of Mrs. x air ; will come before the California Supreme Court to-morrow. Eugenors concerted for the relief of the Wisconsin fire sufferers, and realized $141 : The California and Oregon railroad will be completed to Red Bluffs by the 30th inst. One thousand elks weie killed in Coos county during the i past year, for skins only. . California contains a population of 560,233 . San Francisco has a popn lation of 149,403. It has been five years since a con vict has been sent to the penitentiary from Grant county. A coal ledge has been discovered on Muddy, a tributary of the Yam bill in Yamhill county. Portlanders have erected a Roman amphitheater and will shortly reve in a bull and bear fight. Mr. Wriglituuu, of Sublimity, was crushed to death by a roller whilo at work in a field last week. An cx-editor of tho San Lnis Obis po Tribune has boon guilty of raising pears weighing three pounds each. A man and wife and their littlo girl wore drowned in San Francico Bay, while boat riding last Saturday. D. Jacobs, of Portland, has sued A. B. Hallock in tho sum of $10,000 for tho luxury of tweaking plaintiff's llOKO. Nevada claims that nho produces $173 in gold and silver, anuually, to every man, woman and child in tho State A Hon of Jas. II. Fruit, noar Walla Walla, had his collar bono broken in two places by being thrown from a horso. , A littlo girl was burned to death from her clothes catching ftro at Cottonwood. Shasta county, Cal., last weok. A woman drives a horKo to a sulky in a trotting match at Jacksonville to-morrow. She's bound to beat her opponent. Patrick Carey was instantly killod by a falling wall iu Sun Francisco last Friday. Another man was mortally hurt. A Portland loryor has won his girl from hor parents by composing mus ic and dedicating it to tho "old man and old woman." A ChinaniRn suicided in Shu Fran cisco on Monday because his darling Mongolian juhuker wouldu't marry him. Cold "pizcii." Ben. HoUaday'rt new hotel in Port land is to bo finished by next May, is to contain 100 rooms, to bo four stories high, und cost $15,000. Hon. J. L. Louden, Democratic member of the Lpgixlaiura from Jackson county in UXfi, died at Jack souvillo last Friday. ngd 40 years. Tho Commercial Mill at McMinn villo have IGU.000 buslu Is of wheat; tho McMinnvillo 70,0'K bushels. This grain will bo floured at the mills. A scientific exploring party from Yale College are delving among the rocks and fossil of Grant county, under direction of llt-v. Cotdwtt of the Dalle. m in i:.,-i.r:. by o night and ipi!ling alout 230 gallon-s ; on the grotmd. If Mrs. Oliver, of S m IVatici-sco, hadn't wore f.tlso lmir ho would iftvo been burned to death h.t Fri day; but hho throw it off her he-ad when it caught fire. The Portland poliep rescued a girl from a house of i'.l-fame and l.er fath er envsed the meddic.tomo police lioundly and nuid there l v. hero he wanted her to stav ! A German named Ei-ttriy tlie I at Eugc-uo la it Friday from the tflVet of drugs having bton Administered i by some unknown periwu. Legal ! ibve-Htigation will bo had. Iu excavating tho ground for the new City Hall in S.m Fraticico, the body of a man with four acei and "kings full" uphithleeve was dug up. Supposed to bo an ancestor of Bill Nye. The San Francisco Alta says that the crime of jc-rkiug the hair out of your wife's head ia not so great as it formerly was. It is just an ungentle- manly as over, but it don.t hurt aa it used to. Tho Boise ll rahl npeaks of a far mer of that vicinity whose wheat a.s a partial failure this year only aver aging 45 bushels per acraJ What do you call a full crop up thero, Bro. Shepherd? John Mocre, a quarter breed In dian, of low reputation, married tho youngest daughter but one of Gener al Palmer, at Dayton. The young lady is 17 or 13 years of age. So says the RrpublLcan. The mining oxcitement at South Mountain near Owyhee, continues unabated. Very rich discoveries are reported, and it is predicted that the district will prove one of the richest ever discovered. The reason why no elivorce suita in Wyoming have grown out of the enfranchisment of women is the fact that the men have become so cowed that not one of them daro institute proceedings. They suffer in silence. A terrible marine disaster occurred in the Arctic Ocean last month, in which thirty-three whaling vessels were destroyed by icebergs, and the entire crew of one vessel perished from hunger. The total loss of the fleet is $1,500,000. lira. M. M. Miller, wife of Joaquin the poet, writes a letter for the Ore gonian in regard to tho poet's treat ment of his children. The letter , is either a terribly sarcastic attack upon Miller or a miserably weak defence of him, and we are uncertain which. The meanest woman has been loca ted at Grass Valley. She recently mortgaged her body to pay physi cians for dissection after death, and then swindled them by getting well. The medicos will make short work of her should she again need a "prescrip tion." A human fiend got into a fight with another man at Lewiston, Idaho, and cut his mouth back to his ears on both sides of his face and then cut his ears off. The people , of that place took the barbarous wretch out and set him to pulling hemp from the limb of a tree. He soon shuSlsd of his mortal coil. "" iMf MEWS OF THE WEEK. Gkuncd From tlie Tclrgraph. Friday, Nov. 3. Jnpnn is to have an internal revenue system similar to that of tho United Suites. Poor Japan ! Grant will declare martial law in all the Southern States. Rio Janeiro has passed a law freeing all children born of slaves alter this date, and all slaves of tho Govern ment, and establishes an emancipation fund for tho Lent lit of existing slaves. It has been developed that a Repub lican member of tho lato Now ork Legislature received $-50,000 for vot ing for four thciving bills. Tho N. Y. Lawyers' Association will supply tho legal fraternity of Chi cago with a full set of books. Saturday, Nov, 4. Minister Washbumo has been pre sented with a service of silver by American citizens in Paris. Jan. 11. Itusevelt has built a public hospital in New York, at his own ex pense, costing 1,000,000. New York snobs are afraid Prince Alexis, of Russia, won't come. A mass meeting of tho Democratic conservative party was held last night in Baltimore, Md., to protest against proceedings in South Carolina under suspension of the writ of habeas cor pus. Clubs of the several wards pa raded. Reverdy Johnson presided. Besolutioiis were adopted, and Mcech es wcro made by Johnson, the Mayor and others. Three hundred Mormons have ju;t arrived at Utah from Uurope. Sunday Nov. 5. The Italian Government will fortify the Alpine pisses, at a cost of 7,000, 000 francs. Tho disarmament of tho National Guard h:is 1cmui in France. 2,D0D extra Policemen will superin tend the New York City election on Tuesday. Gen. Sherman sails for Europe next week, accompanied by the President's son, Lieut. Grant. Judge J. Wright, of Indiana, lias stolen $100,000 of the Government Indian fund. Next! Two young ladies of Connecticut vcslenlay leaded into the deepest channel of the Lewiston (Maine) Falls, with their arms interlocked, and were drowned. They were stripped naked, and evidently intended to die. The total registration of Chicago is only 14,00-.), less than half of what it was lat-l year. Over 3,000 wooden building are in course of erection in Chicago. B. F. Randolph, charged with mur dering h's wife, attempted filicide iu the. t'.iie-iiiuati ja'.l lant evening, ami ;!" " 7'f r-;' '''V"" ",""K""1 I-!:tnd Legislature. htiect-hfaUy (ui- jci ledby hhooting himself through yrdxy. i.tiitii rciw.'uie-r wr torn to i.ieee bv a belt iu a Neward factory jester day. Monday, November 6. A locomotive boiler exploded at Portsmouth, N. II.. vej.terday. One , , .... - . . i man wa biown fitly feet into the air and fell -'!') yards away, a mangled J fttrttnt ' fifiollif.r ifir.ii flu. lot. t.fi corpse: another man lia-t the top oil Win head blown oil', and two others were hurt badly. A vouri'; In ly was murdered near CinciWi vcMcr.bv, and her lover , , - .. ,., h:et 1-cen arretted on fcUspicton of be- lll llie lllliroerer. Fred. l)oti"!ri U a candidate fL.r the X. V. I.C'ii!:itttre. There are 11 deaf hs daily in Phila delphia from Muall pox. 1 he Internal Kevt-nue rect tjits for the fiscal year amount to ? li,!iW.730. . j.lot agniii.-t the Sp.'uiihh (iovern metit Inn been discovered in Paris. TttoHitav. Kovtmber 7. 1 iii:4tit4H 14 kiitki-iif l.-.l iiitir.lv oi (V.ea-o today on account of "the j election. (Juuen ictor:a ban postponed tlie meeting of Parliament till Jiecember Si. The ('ommunint Quensel has been convie-ted of firing buildings in Paris and been f-cnleneed to death. Belgium has forwarded 8-0,000 to Wisconsin milerers. (iov. Jlofl'man recommends the next New York Legislature to alol ish imprisonment for debt. A Justice of the Peace idiot a schoolmaster dead near Wilmington, Del., yesterday. Paper mill at Brooksvillc, Indiana, burned yesterday. Loss 870,000. At Louisville, Ky.t last Sunday night, a falling column in the negro church created a panic and the whole crowd jammed ami crushed into two narrow stairs on each side of tho door, the men trampling over women and children iu their fright. Kleven were killed outright, two of them children. A number are more or Jess wounded. One hail a leg broken. The scene was terrible and heart-rending. Mothers were'sereamirg over their dead chil dren and husbands in agony over wives. It is positively asserted that Secre tary Fish ha9 resigned. His move ments are so uncertain that Eel would be a more appropriate name. Wednesday, November 8. At a Radical meeting in Montgom ery, Alahama, last night, an nnvil ex ploded, killing two meti and wound ing several others. Both branches of the Georgia Leg islature yesterday adopted a resolu tion declaring that R. B. Bullock, late Governor of the State, who resigned his oflice and left the Stato under cir cumstances creating grave suspicion, is guilty of high crimes and misde meanors A 17-yMr old boy has stolen $6,000 worth of jewelry from his father in Brooklyn. His father will "put him through." A soup house is being erected in Chicago, for permanent use during the winter, Avith capacity to dish six thousand gallons of soup a day. Temporary shanties are also being erected to shelter the outcasts. Gen-. Wade IIamptox, of South Carolina, is lecturing through the Southern States on the "Life and Character of General Itobert E. Lee." Joaquin Miller has a new poem in Berliner's Monthly for November, entitled " From Sea to Sea." C. Duisenberg has been commis sioned Consul-General for the Pacific coast for the German Empire. ' s m.M" Tho good natured people of Victo ria laughed at Miss Anthony's argu ments so boisterously that she flew into a terrible rage and denounced tho men ns wife-whippers and the women as galley fdaves. A wild guf faw greeted this remark, and Suaio was moro disgusted than ever. fineness U properly T'.-jcurded a tho sorest proof of nmrit. J'rtvliin to IH67, tln sale of 111. Wai.KBH'S e'Al.iruliNIA VlNKOAH lilTTKHN vi eve only g uiui;fc n coulit tie vtirrioil about Hun l'rin!iH'o iu ft biixkftt by (inn itrn, Ua lufl thii niflJiciiiu (hi triitl. Killed tli ut limn, thil Hiun'liipl ramcily hut uuwta it wy to ery tmiiili.t til tho 1'ui tUu Stitu. nml U lion frxtami in falix with vijiiul rupidity iu tti Atlantic nml Midiilu Milieu. Tli ii aitlu are now over iiM.WO u niKiitli. Anl fur ull diiiiie of tho otomui'li, liver, kiilnvy. Mii'lilcr, akin, or Lluud, Oiu l'.ilUir uro u certuin rcuioily. WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT. IUIIKIXTKD WKKKLV Y f. C. BAIO-KB CO. Following lire tlio jrir paid for firuiluco. nml tlie (irioi'i nt wbicb oilier artk-lu ru t'Miug iu till miirkut : U ll HAT Whit. V haUe $1 121. OATS ; l.a.Jinl. 74 ct. I'OTATUEH-'iA l.nUI,$l !8. OMO.N'.i ( ! I.ub;. 1 &,t iO. l l.Otat V 1.1.1. $il All. KKA.VK Whim, "f Jb. C'lj! ct. IK!KI Frit' IT Aiili, Vr, cent; I'. iw fci., ( lb, 1J cU.j l'luin., $ lb, JUc.j Cnrrunl, f lb, luj. Hl'TTKK y lb. 374 rt. KtiUS -"j, ilox.ui. 37J ct. CHICK K N K "ft iIoxpii. . H l'J A It CuihIhmI, It., I ct.; r1nil, j !.. $ 1 1 It, 1 2 -t.; t-n i'ruticUco lufluci, t? tb. umni '-I. TKA Yoiim lly.oo. lb. l M ; Jpn, -r V: !0cf.l 00; VAtuM,', Tti, 7ic(il OU. C( KKi: H It.. 22K'V-'S eut. SALT V HH-i -u. fcVIU V llevy ;i.n. V Kn, tl 00; Y.. llnnvy (ioblen. ,-' "' UAtrO.S llai.i, -l Xli, It cu.; feiJo, 12Jcln; KliouiiltT. 7 ct. Ut;i-( it., 125 ct. OIL Ii:vim' Kvn.fH.li, (, chII'.d, 7S ct.: Liii-1 Oil, raw, '(.' SI 2i Liooil Oil, boilml. fl (full.. t 40, V.V.Y.V Neat. V Pi, 6 rent. l'OKK Nt, I. t ont. BJILKl .Mutton, .cr bi-u'l. 2 IfOiji 00. GREAT AUTUMN TONIC. liegeman's Cordial Elixir of Calisaya Bark- A j lujiot ''i.r.liul win. h trc-njilirin and m-l-roven t.'ie liicriioi., an rxuclicnt uravciitive of t-cver, IVv. r uo l Aj(uo, i ami a icroa! K.-no-v jt..r unj Tonic fr invulidi and li!itaicil .rr 'im. IUt,tn X Co., New York, .Hole Mao ufacturiT. fuU by all lruggUt. janl.T7tyl N K W A L V K it T I SUAE S T . FREE LUNCH! i T'i LSS?X2- IrtNED. HAVINO REFIT- t, oJ baring t- I on SATURDAY, IfOVrKSXSt 11, 1871, r t-pn fh rlMiS-),nt b1 r1rtrt th -nt wiih an ''fro H-u n'l Freo Lusrb. f'.tn iin-l iiir, eTerjI.ftrt ! Ali.r.T, N... 10. HKXRY MTER. SOTKE. IS IfERFIlY 5tVESTOMlL WHOM IT M rone. rn thnt t or .cut th liih of June, I ctwui.il t J. tj. Thf.ruu.n mj t-r..Bit..rv note; lhl i'i B'.te wni obtftini ,hr,1;.h nvvrnHt, Bt n. e..r.Mdcrti, b j.1 and thai I U s..t r.y tt m. AIA h TESkXY. thul i'l D'.to ri obtin?i .Vkaajr, S'. . 71. I!l3t. AnwixrvrnATosrs notice. x;ort-K is lU.r.Ey on F.N THAT the 1 i uo-. riri-l hs twn appointed .y Ihe j 4-.JOr, f i,inn tcfl,T. ( r, a. tb Ad- OTKK H HF.REJtT OtVEN THAT THE ! ta;i.itrat'.r "f th ori.itn of Jm P. Hostir, s d-J. '' r'" c tla.n. agam-i id t.iair ure rc'iU-!t-u to f.rrent tb ame, lulv vcnUcl. In ti.r d A Juiini-:rit .r at bi n.'i"H o stir t!n JJ' Ml.'.n ia (aid munlj. ;ni :4. cu as. r. lioeU'K. .V I "ri I M STKATO IV Ji UTS C'K. N OTU-K H HEUKDY tilVES THAT BY ..id. r f li e t'outity t.urt of Liun e'.-uo- tv. Or-s 0. rco le tLt 2ad !' of vtiut--r, l"71. tl.c uii.rMiti-l hat tiwu !uly a'tuiutril A-in-iui-tiai-r ..f the o-Ula of UU Linger. d.-ci, l. 1 bcri tor ail 9ia t aviu4 iUiui itxaitut aid .-.tit arv at!ttcl lu (rvBt lae .uie wnU jir.'-r v.iuclr at toy ctue hi ri-i., l.inu cuiitt, Orvgou, will, u i luottht from dU b..rc.f. JUAN IKL ii A BY, i7ut34. AdiuiuUtratvr. ;i-AHII X KALE. VT0TICE IIKKEBY OIVEN THAT IN I'UMuiince of an ordrr cf tU County Conn oi IJ-nton c.ui.iT. in tl.a State of Orj;on. tb und. ritgutd, tiuardiau vf Irtoo Uracs Band, will, on M'eljtts'?ii, JJeccmler 13th, 1871, at ona o'clock r. M. of raid day. at tlia Court lloux door, in the town f f Albany. County of l.inn and Plata of Orr"n, rail at )ubHa auc tion, t'i tha highl it hid.lrr, for rh (old coin) in hand, all Ilia ribt, title and iBterl"of said lirna lirare llnd in and ta tb land claim xlo-nati-d ly tlie t'niied SlaiM Uovrrnntent to Wn. Itond, drot'at'i-d. living Notification No. 1907, in Tp. It, S. K. 4 W. in tlie County of Linn and State of Oregon, together with tb appurtenan ce thereto btli.tijciu ; raid intered being an undividf d oD-furtli of id claim. No. 10. 1371. TABIT1IA C. WALTS, BlSwt. C.uardiaa. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. Win. C. Alrxamler, President. Henry B. Hyde, Vica l'rcaident. tleors W. Vhillip-, Actuary. Jauiea W. Alexander, Secretary. D. K. LANCASTER & CO.. GENERAL AGENTS, Fort Und. Oregon. We isir to cull your attention to the advan tage t llcred those contemplating Insurance by the KUitnh!e Lil'u Ini-uraoce Bockty, as ibown bv the following table: IN 1H1 IT WAS TUE EIGHTH IN 1MS2 and 1S....IT WAS THE SEVENTH IN 1884 and 1365 IT WAS THE PIXTII IS ISC IT WAS THE fc'Ol'KTH IN 18B7 IT WAS THE THIRD IN 1SHS IT WAS THE .EC05ri IX ITWAIiTHB -"IR.ST IX 1J70 IT WAS THE HKST The new buninega in tbe yeur lbf9 exceeded tht of any other Cnniuuny by more tbnn thlrt- esi m.'Hion dollar. In 1S70 it new linaines exceeded any other Company tal million dollar. Average sizo ot Policies issued hy tb fire lnrjjajt Com)anie ia New Turk as shown by Oftii-int Report is Equitable $4,004 00, New-York tile 2,735 CO, Knickerbocker - 2,61'2 00, Mutual Life 2.H8-1 00, Continental 2,0'JU 00, thus proving conclusively that this Company is patronized by that class who principally seek insurance as an investment. Life or Endpwmcnt Asinranc As a profitable investment is attracting the at tention of shrewd business men, who are prop, erly coming to regard it not only as a means whereby the family may be protected, but, af fording, as it does, Absolute Security, And freedom from taxation, an. excellent in vestment or surplus fuuds, Every bnxinefs man knows of scores, just as prudent, ju.it as careful, just as energetic, economical and indus trious as himsulf, who are now, by some sudden turn of the wheel of fortune, left in their eld age destitute. Every business man knows that all this suu'oring might easily have been avert ed by simply taking a few of the thousands they bave lost on unfortunate investments and securing an endowmunt policy. Nearly every business man intends to insure, but dimj pro crastinate till too lute. Let us respectfully urge upon your attention the propriety of immediate action, f ortune is prnveroiaiiy ocmo, ana no man can toll what will be the results of the next few years. G. S. SIK2TZ2, v7ul3ai3. Spoctal &'gt for Oregon. IIAlll'Fn & co.y COLUMN. r. C. UABI'KIt. 1 U. H. ARMSTUONO. c -3 S O I MB STORE IN FOSTER'S BRICK, FIRST ST., A1SANY, OUSOON. aTTll aJUttWUAag NEW ADVEUTISEME2JTS, StSsonmagazine1 CSII3 tPEST ASU BEST OF ALL srz.NszQ orrrKS ron 1872. This popular Monthly Jf agnzine gives more for the money than any in the woeld. It bas tb bent colored fashions, tbe best original stortos, and the Lest engravings of any lady's Look. (Iff at and C'o-tlv iiipn.vcmeiits will be made in li72,wh(D it will contain 0SE THOUSAND PAGES! fOUKTEES SPLHSWI) STEEL PLATES! 'IWELVK C0L0KEIBEKLIS PATTERStfl TWELVE MAMMOTH :0IP.I FA3U10S3 ! 0.E TKOL'HAXD V00I CUT3! TWENTY-FOUH PAGES OP MUSIC! All this will bo given for tnly TWO DOL LA 1!H a yeur. or a dolUr less than Magazines of the class of "Peterson." Its THRILLING TALES AND NOVELETTES Arc tho best published any whero. All tbe moat uopulitr writers are employed to write originally for "Peterson." Id J872, in addition to its usual ruantity of short stories, t'ioe OrUjtnnl Copy right Surelcli will be given, vii; "liuugbt With a Price," by Ann S. Ktepher.a ; "The Is land of iiaioiiU," by Harry lnfortb ; "Ooe Too Often," by Prank Loe Benedict ; "Lindsay' Luck," by Miss V. Hodgson ; and "A Win, Yet a Wiiu," by the author of "The Sec ond Lite." 5!uriinclli Colored rcxhicn Plates Ahead of all others. These plates are engraved on steel, Twicu tbe lual Sixe, and contain! six figure. They vill be subvrbly colored. Also wveral paos of Household and other receipts; in short, everything iuUsrestiug to ladies. TEHM3 Always ia Advance : One copy, for one year 3 00 Five copies, tor one year 8 M Eight copies, far one year 12 HO KL'PEZZZS I'ltV.HlL'Zl ESCttAT- Every pcrs .n frflting n? a elob of five at I. oil oat-li, or eight at gt.i.0 t-aeh, will be enti tled to an extra copy of the Magazine for I72, and io I a copy of the superb parlor mezxo tiut (ie 24 inches by 18), "Five Times Obw T-lay." whi.-b. at a sf.rtr, would cost t.ar dol lar. jr9F lectin en copies sent gratU to those within;; to got up Clubs. Ad-ire. CiI.UiI.E3 J. PETERPOX. X. 210 Chestnut Si rest. Philadelphia, Pa. THE LADIES' FAVORITE! SJKS. V. A. JC22.VS' FASKIOKABLE Jf'ILLlKEfiY, a:.li LADiES' FANCY GOODS! KEPT COXaTAXTLY OX IIAXI. L l:E.3 AND CLO.tK-ilAKIXU. ELEACH f in ami l'taz,, cone iu the lalo.t atylee aud Lor.tt onir. cop up-stairs over J. M. JJeacU'e trc. First su.-et. JST S ' W 3 T O C pt r JUST OPENED! GEORGE TURRELL ! ! II A3 SOW OPEXEU OUT, AT TIIK. io.e itrc-i.t:y ottupwU by A toaan i Co., a t Mil .Si., Aioau , a uv u.d WELL SELECTED STOCK lKY GOODS, . FAXCY GOOfci?, UEXT'S CLOTIHXG. GEXTS AXD BOY'S HATS. liOOTS A SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, TVOODWARE.- OKOCEHIKS. Which h- has pnrcbwl in San Francises, fbr eoin, and wbf'h be will at tt.a LOWEST PEICES! roa ' C A hi II OR PRODUCE ! ALL WHO WAST THE 3EST GOODS! AT T3IE LOWEST PRICES ! SHOULD GIVE MM A CALL. GEORGE TUlUtKLL, FRONT ST., ALBANY, OREGON. get.t. IS. 1871 v75tf. 'y PfPIFAXS Jl"r?T ARRIVED. TRY" IT. SCRECI RK FOR TtTSrETSIA AKD IKDI- tiESTIOS. IIEXUY 3I1EB, Agent, Albtiny. We hereby appoint Henry Meyer onr Agent for the city of Alhany. Oreiron, wiih tbe privil- Kf of npp!.Ytn the city of CorvalHa until wo ueeut it proHr to atiiDt an aacent there. tHAEFFKR. WALTER 4 CO. pej O. V. KRZAilEK, ASeat. ccUuKuiS MILLINERY, DRESSMAKINe, . LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ri'KXESIIISG MOUSE! THE VXDERSTGXED HA-S OPEXED A nw stock or Millinery Goods, Trimniiug;, Ladies' and Childtco's Furnishing Goods, of ail kinds, of tho latest and most fashionable styles, which she offers to tho ladies of Albany and surrounding oonntry at the lowest cost ratt-S. In tho Preiuskinp departtnont I guarantee entire sstiafactian. Charges liberal. SPECIALTIES : CLOTH1XG. Always on band Ladies' and Children's readv. made Underclothing, Cloaks, Sacks, Aprons, etc. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Aa extensive variety of Silk. Satin, Cotton and Woolen Dress Trimmings, always ia store. CLOAJ-IXGS. Hr-aoy comb, Astracan and Waterproof Cloth, f the best qualities. FURS, ETC. Ladies' and Children's complete sots of Fori and Swan-downs of the latest styles. CEIGXOXS.- Latest Styles of Chignons constantly on band at low lijjuras. MI3CELLAXE0US. Lining and Fmdinjrs of all Rradcs and nnal lties ; a full assortment of Janoncts. Mnlin Embroideries. Dioper-Linena, Kid and ail ofW varieties of G!oves, Hose. 4e., e. Our determination feeing to eive satisfaction in style ard qualit of work, and prices, we ask share of publie patronajre. Call at our stor opposite A: Carothers A Co.. First St Albanv Oregon. SAIJAU G. GODLST - ST Atrent -for Mrs. Cttrpt-wcr-'. CVlebrat'ed Di.aiMsaj.-lH.. TBl5tf.