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Friday... September o, is-2. AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. Ashland lirpwnsvillc... -Corvaltts..A..".... Canyon City-.. East Portland.. EurtOi.k.f..i;.J ...........Isaac Miller. .J.,M. Morgan. ii-WMi-'Prlvett, .... I. J. Haguewood. .. . Da vv I tafl'erty . j.-J.f r."VaIt4n, Jr. .Matthew Fountain. Cassburg..., Jiarrisburg... Jefferson Jacksonville. Sam. May & Holt. ...t...Haiiley Waterman. J. li. Neil. ;LebaDn. 4.;..-..-..-, ......a. ...I.... ,...J. H. Italston. E. S.- JeOomns. Jsewport. ....A. . right. rortlaiul;J.;iw.- ,......... A Mmuel. Peoria I. N. Smith. Pendleton '. -J. II. Turner. Jtoaeburg..... ......... ......A. A. Fink. Sclo..... Dan. ilaby & Geo. Christie. Halem K. E. Drown. The DjvUes.Ui.., Ak.JK Ecnruson. Valla Walla N. T. Caton. Yakima, AV. T...... ...... E. P. Doylea. ' , Medical Societv. Tho medical Society of the Third Judicial District held its regular quarterly convocation at the CourtjHjusef in this city, on last Monday and Tuesday. Dr. R. C. Hiy, President, occupied the chair and Dr. O. V. K rumhicr was chosen 'Sec retary. Seventeen , members of the Profession were in attendance. The committee appointed at the last meet ing of the Society to prepare memori als to'presehl to the Legislature asking for the enactment of a law for the regr illation, of medical practice, reported one bill asking for the protection of the people against imposition and quackery, another for the protection of medical practitioners, ami a third for the promotion of anatomical research. jThese bills were examined by sections, amended and unanimously adopted. The committee was directed to secure the presentation of these bills to the Legislature and , tq use - all honorable wean9'to secure their passage. "The Board of censors reported favorably up on the application of Dr. Mary P. Saw telle for admission to membership. On Monday evening Dr. Hall of Salem delivered a public lecture to a respect able audience upon subjects pertaining to. medical science. Dr. E. R. Fiske, also of Salem, made some interesting remarks in regard to the climatic ie culiarlties of Oregon and kindred-subjects, which were listened to with marked attention. Tuesday forenoon was devoted to reports of cases ana a " free interchange of Weas upon subjects pertaining to the practice of medicine and surgery. Before adjourning the society adopted the following resolu tion: . , Ileaolved. That we. the members of the Med ical S4ocit-ty ollh ;ini Judicial ljistr:.t iruia oin vt ports oS the lUstricl. hcjvty u-uder our !,rau- JU1 inanKs lo our inttiicai iir.uren Aiujay for tue irutt-mal and uosi:uultf t:eunieut have received wait; in ats-iiU::ic at our mt-rt-lns In this plats? ; and asic turn i. co;y oi tins b furnished to the- several jKtjrs oi Uic city iur publication, -r. . The Saxtiam 11'ateb Ditch AS SURED. A large number of our citi zens met at the office of I. Elkius, last Saturday, and organized a corpora tion to be called the Albany aui San tiam Hater Ditch or Canal Co., with the following Board of Directors: Lu ther El kins, Martin Luper, Jas. II. Foster, Jason Wheeler, D. J". Thomp son, J. F.' Backeusto, and C P. Burk liart. L. Elkins was elected President of the Board, D. MausHcUl, Swretary, ! and John Conner, Treasurer. The cap ital stock of the Company is placed at $30,000, all of which is already sub scribed. This makes the long-proposed Sautiam Ditch a fixed fact, and is a just cause" for congratulation among our. citizens. ..Surveyors and viewers of the route went out this week, and vrill shortly report the best and most feasible route for the canal. It is ex pected to commence'on the work im mediately' and bring the ditch a part of the distance this season, and com plete it next. The completion of this ditch will be one of the most import ant epochs in the history of Albany, and will undoubtedly give bur city an Impetus that no other enterprise possi bly could. The. Directors are men of energy, en terprise, . ami' indomitable persever ance, and we may confidently antici pate that they will leave no effort un made to push this important undertak ing an early arid successful comple tion,,, In the t meantime, our citizens should render them all the encouraga ment and assistance in their power. - Acquitted. Mr. Baldwin, proprie tor of the Ocean House, at Yaqulna Bay, called on us last Saturday, on his return home shaving been in attend ance on the ui S. Circuit Court at Port land, ae a witness in the case of the XL S.r against Thos. Boyle, charged with selling liquor to Indians. He in forms us thatMr. Boyle was acquitted. We are glad of this, as Mr. B. had just taken unto himself a fair and youthful bride who would have been desolate indeed if the meshes of the law had closed around him and dragged him to a felon's ccIL - Boyle is the person who killed the Indian -chief, Tootootenia Jack, at Yaquina, last-Fourth of, July, in -eelf-defenee; and thie prosecution was undoubtedly instigated by malice and a desire for revenge on the part of the Indians. : r- AT YAQCivii Bay. By a letter from Mr. A. W. Wright, our agent at Newport, Yaquina Bay, we learn that the package of Democrats which go to that placeliave failed to put in an ap pearance for some weeks . past. Now this is too bad. We 'mail the papers regularly and correctly, and , the fault of their non-appearance at their desti cation must be in the mail or in the various postmasters through ' whose hands they should pass. We regre.t this.yery much but see no way to rem edy the evil until Greeley is elected and those postmasters who have rio re gard for. the people's rights and wishes are "summarily kicked from office. Have DEPAKTED.-The conclave "of Doctors who met ., for consultation in this city on last Monday, with the ex ception of our- resident physicians have all gonelrdmour gaze. Among . those from a distance we met many old friends whose4 presence never fails to shed sunlight along our path. - . ; j . 'y. Removed. N. Baum has moved bis store into the building formerly occu pied by Dow & Crane's boot store. lie has had the rooms newly shelved and painted, and fitted thai upia the most neat and attractive manner AXSWCns TO COnitESPOXDEXTS. G. W x, McVhivillc. Dr. S.'skco- doodled, from ; this city .about three years' ago, since wlieu j nothing has been heard of him, There were ru mors of a grave crime connected with his previous history. " j 1 J. E Y, Corvallis. Don't know who has tho right for-thU county to the California H'asher." (If any one doe know we would bo pleased to have him step to the front and proclaim it.) .Mrss K. II. II., Salem. The Kcutle- "man docs not reside in this county, but will probab:y bo 'at the Legislature next week. You will easily recognize hhn by his Dolly Varden hat and the green . ribbon in his button hole. .He wants to be Enrolling Clerk of the House. Jkrfmiaft, Brownsville. - We like the girl's pluck. She has a right to wear a bustlo mado of tho Stale Iiightt Democrat, and thus give her support to Greeley and Brown. If you do mar ry her before tho Presidential election you can't turn her over. D. B.j Lebanon. J. R. Ralston, Esq., is our agent, and has your bill at his store, we presume.- It will-be much easier for you to pay him there than to send the money to us by letter. Any one else who is anxious to sub scribe for the paper or to pay his sub scription cau "fork over" to .Vr. Rals ton. ,; f, .,:r . - Martha C xs, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. -Vrs. Dunlway is a Grant man, and her husband lives In Portland. She has probably been promised a position on Hiram's stattt" Her beauty ond talents will render her a popular offi cial. T - ",. J. J. II x, J7arr!sburg We do not take old clothes In payment for the Democrat. Our terms are cash or marketable greenbax. Fkom6ctioco. J. B. Lafollctt, Esq., formerlyiof this county, but now of Ochoco Valley, gave us a call last Fri day, having just arrived from that sec tlon. He reports everybody flourish ing in Ochoco and Crooked River Val leys. At Prineville, (the "capital' of Ochoco Precinct and the .VetropoHs of all that country) there are now two stores, a saloon, a blacksmith shop, r. school house and about a dozen fami lies. A day and Sunday School are regularly kept up, With also an occa sional religious service. A grist mill will soon be in operation ou the Ocho co, which will be a great convenience to the people of that country. Cereals of all kinds yielded finely this year, as also grass in abundance. The "cattle on a thousand hills" were fairly "wad dling" in fatness, and still tlie grass seems inexhaustible. WiLLBs .it tub Lrarsr.ATcnE. The editor of this paper will be, in at eudance at the Legislature during the greater part of the session,' and will furnish weekly correspondence from there, recounting the acts, doings, ma neuvering, skirmishing and tillibuter- ing of the lawmakers, as well as giv ing an epitome of socia gossip about the .capital during the session. A gen tleman in every way competent will be left in charge of the editorial man agement of the Democuat during our absence. Of course this will greatly increase our expenses for the timo"Te- j iug, but we arc determined to leave nothing undone to reuiier our paer the peer of any weekly iu the State, as regards the elements of a lire, enter prising journal Mt Helm at ITcxe. A corres pondent, writing us from Eugene, says that Hon. Geo. R. Jcim spoke to the Liberal Republican Club at that place last Saturday afternoon, and notwith standing the busy times of harvest be was greeted by a larg audience. The speech was an able effort, and awaken ed the wildest euthusiasni. The Dem ocrats were gratified and the Liberal Republicans were jubilant aud happy. The speech had theellect to cause many of those present to "shake hands across the bloody cliasm." Two Mex Hckt. On last .Tuesday morning two men. named Amos How ard and Joseph Hasley, who leside in Benton county, opposite this city, were severely injured by being thrown from a buggy It seems that they were go ing to a neighboring farm to assist iu threshing. The horse attached to the buggy in which they were riding be came frightened and ran, throwing' the two men to the ground. Mr. -Howard had a leg badly shattered and Mr. Has ley was severely bruised. ' ' Accidext. Mr. Hart, agent at the Albany depot for the O. & C. 11. R. Co., last Saturday evening fell out of the back door of his residence and disloca ted his left arm at the elbow. Those eminent surgeons, Doctors A. C. Jones and R. If. Powers, who fortu nately reside hard by, were called in and soon succeeded in putting the bones of the arm in the right place. The arm is still in a sling, but is re covering its wonted strength and cun ning: i . ii ..ii.ni. Head axd Posdee well the col umn advertisement of Messrs. ,- L. Kline, & Co. Mr. K. has just arrived from San Francisco with a mammoth stock of .merchandise of every conceiv able variety. He is a gentleman with whom it is a pleasure to trade, and his liberal patronage of the printer should render him a favorite in the communi ty. Call at his establishment and in terview him, whether you desire to purchase or not. Not So. We see in the Portland papers that Willamette Engine Co?f that city are practicing daily with their engine, intending to enter into , a tournament or contest with our Com pany on the occasion of their coining visit to this city. ' Our, boys have not had the engine out for some weeks and do not intend to enter into any contest with their Portland; guests. Will our Portland cotsmporaries make tho cor rection? ' .' . Commercial Reporter. We are in receipt of the initial number of tbe Commercial Reporter, a weekly paper of .20 columns, published and edited by Col. Farrish, at Portland. It la devo ted to the commercial, mining," ' agri cultural arid manufacturing Interests of Oregon, irashington and Idaho, and will doubtless be'an able exponent and lromoter of those pusuits . i Price, $3 per year,'' - .?:uTi-te 7 v 1 t'4aa A Paib vv Bold , Rasoalb.-? Last, Sunday morning a couplo of young; men, named respectively Chas. Brown and Alex. . who have for some months ast forked pil Chrry'a) Foo p- dry, secured froniBartges & Merrick's liyery stable in this city a span of flno horses and a buggy, representing that they were going to Marlon county to be absent three or four days. On Mon day morning the proprietors bftfio team Incidentally learned that the team aud its occujunitB -had- been see u on Sunday eve on the Ijebanon aud Ocho co road, going toward Eastern Oregon. Immediately suspecting that the young gents intended to decamp with 'the team, Mr. Bartges and Slier I tl Parker stated in pursuit of tho fugitives, and up to yesterday evehlng had nvt reWrn- cd. "Mr. "A. 'Hackleman, who arrived here from Ochoco last Jlbnday, says .10 met the rogues on Suuday eveulug ueor Flnley'a Soda Springs about 43 miles from this city. There Is no doubt that they designed stealing the team and escaping With. It' tb Easterti Oregon, and as they had about 21 hours' start of their pursuers their enpturo Is very uncertain. The team Is worth about $300.' Fitost the Saxtiam Mines. 7cnry States has placed upon our table some specimens of quarts, containing both silver aud lead, which were taken from the Galena mines, on the middle fork of the Sautlam In this county. The mines are being developed by the Port land and Salem companies In partner ship. -. They have tunneled Into .the mountain about SO feet, and also tun neled two wings from the main tun nel, each of which are about -0 feet in length.T 4?peclmens of the quartz have been sent K San Frauclsco for assay, and the miners have th .most conti- dent hopes of! a Hatterlw?, report' from it,4f,the mines lurn, put, as antlclpa- tettliVpwners huve undoubtedly struck a "big-thing." - Sl'EClAfc Pkemiums. The Linn Co. Agricultural Society, at a meeting of the Boanlyciterday, decided to give two special premiums for tho tint day of the Fair, to-wit : Jlunning Single dash of half mile, for purse of So0, with entrance fwof 50 to be added to the tiUrse. Three to enter and two to go. - .; .. Trotthiffor iVtc Fastest span of roadsters, in a race of 2 In 3. Purse $25, with entrance fee of $25 to bo ad ded to the puree; 3 to enter and 2 to go. Wheat- Our latest advices from LlverjxKil state that wheat has ad vanced In that market to lis l)d. This ailvance, however, has as yet hail no eUect tostimulat the market at home, anl buyers iu this city are only olUr- iu -r5 cents per bushel. The exorbi tant railroad freights between here and Portland aud the Impossibility of se curing direct shipping from thene? to Liverpool, are the main causes for this continued depression in our local mar k?t. The Fi hem ex. The Portland Fire men who will visit this city next Thursday will le accompanied by their tiro ugine aud the Brass Band of that city. Our boys will have the Albany Band engaged alto. The public parade on our streets will be brilliant aud in spiriting. The collation will be served iu Pariah's Hall, byr. Titus, uf,-Al bany Chop House. ' ' i ' Liheuals ix Lixx.It Is confident ly believed, by persons who have had the best opportunities for judging, that Greeley will receive at' least one hun dred lU-publican votes iu tliis county, Give him that many Republican votes and we will promise him three . bun dred and fifty majority In Old Linn. Farm voit Sale. Read the adver tisementof H". L. Yantis. He offers for sale one or the finest farms In Llnri county on the most reasonable terms. This is an opportunity of which any one desiring to secure a valuable tract of land should speedily avail himself. Weatmeb. The weather has been cloudy and showery for the "past few days. There is a good deal of wheat yet in the fields but the rain has as yet done , but little, damage to it. Still threatening rain as we go to press. Ibpobtaxt Sale. See ' notice' of Admistrator'a sale in another column, Dan. Gaby, administrator of estate of Lewis "Kinzer, will sell some; of tthc most desirable tracts of land In Linn county, on the date given in the ad... Book Lost. About a year sicco I loaned to some one in Albany a volume of "lirowntirs 7ii tory of the H'orld." The norma liavlnir it will confer a spe cial favor by leaving it at the Demiy crat oaicc. A. P. MILLER. PeEaciieus STATl0irED.Tlie Con ference of the M. E.,Church which met at Ralera last week, stationed lie v. ' C. W. bhaw for another year at this place. and appointed liev. J. W. Vancleve to the Corvallis charge. 1 Leo Broken. A man named Dabb, who resides on the farm of Olney Fry, sen , about six miles south of this city, had his leg broken, 011 last Monday, by being tiirown rrom a norsc. HOME AND ABROAD County Court this week. ; Kah for the Santiam Ditch! Abe Hackleman and Jno. Althouse have returned from their Eastern Ore1 gon trip, both looking "husky.'? , Avery 8mith. of Kugene, cavo tis a call laut JonIay. lie says Lnnecoun ty is sure for Greeley and" Brown. Judge Burnett of Benton, gave us a call last Tuesday,- on his way to attend the Supreme Court, now in session at t-' I .. Kev. J. W. Yancleve," editor, of the HeuUter, has returned from the meet ing of the Oregon M. 13.. Conference at toaiem. Charley Mealey Is fast becoming fa mous as a framer or pictures, a man nfacturer of croquet sets and a maker of superior furniture. Ilia establish ment is becoming a popular? s Bar num's museum; and far more useful to community.' ; . - ; From 3ain to California, the cry H tuat tbe Aew-sWilsor, Kt might iSeedie, Uanderfeed Sewing Machine, is the best m'achiue for all kinds of work on both heavy and light-sewing. It runs easy and is simple.' a child can use it. It is never out of. order, and is '. always ready for business. It lias lately taken the premium at the great Northern Ohio State Fair for bes work, done on the grounds Don't fail ieseo the New Wilson Jachine. and remember that Fifty Dollat8 notr buys the best sfewink machine iu the worldr Call at Blain Young , & . Co,rv (rbolsal- & , Retail Dealer 1 m "general mtirenaiKHsa ' nst street Airjany,,, . K rt: m.jH'X' ,,,, raOH.THE r&ONTIEE.,,., Indian Horse Thioves Scoutsainti Soldiers in Punuit Camping on the Trail Cap ture of tho Thiuvos and Eooovery of tho Horses, JrxcTtox Uanuu, Ciiookkd Rivkr.i AuifUdt it, lull, f . rtlul Editor SluU tliahtt Drmuernl: On tho nU'lit of tho VM h of Juno tli" Tlutp In diana bi'L'uu thdr ni'lurluua doprouutUm Ly HLi nllnif a. homo ut Wiimor Murinea- 85 in 11cm itinitliwoatol 0nii Harney.4 On Hh hlsht ttt July 11th they atoli) onu from ileuhcn KyuiT.nt t'ppcr (leaver Vullcy i on tlio nli;lit of July l.'l. twnlroiii Luther K.lklno, nt Ixiwer Ueaver Val ley, and on tho next, live Irani A. Huukleiiiun, nt Junction Hunch. Un t ho luth of July I atnrt- od fur Cump Iturncy to wen re aid I ruin tho mil. Itury t arrived at Cump llurney on thu IWtli and found Urn 1'tMt Coiiimundcr, MiiJorXrlinLil'i.ftb aent In aenrch of n dVanrtcr, who. In hla nuiit. had eorrkd off amo liioney belongliiK to a comrade. Tho Mujor returned In Mm cveulnc, received mo very kindly, aud tlioaiinia even I tin forwarded our dlKpiitolica to Hen. Weedun, llla trlet Cuiniiiander, ut ajniup Warner. Major Trimble detailed HnrKcunt Luuberi( and 0 prl- vatea wtlU Mr. h'tattk MolU un im culdv tu uc- ooinimuy me on the expudltloii.aud on tho jnth wo atutcd lor thU ranch to take trail of tho In diana; arrived on t tit .'rd, und ulurtcd ou trail aanu) ovt'iilnir. Wo trailed In aoulh courao aomo 8 mile und cncaiuocd for the nlylit on ('amp Creek.. blurt'.'U fiirl.v; iiexl iiiorulin and truUvd S) inl'.fx, over ii bmlceioouniry wH.li no uiiUnd unco of rock and Jnnl r; aaw u luru lode of ciipper bciirlnK quurU during tho day'a tiuircli, nUo a flue herd of anteloie. Kncamiwd for tho nlht In a doep ravine In tho LNiaert Mountain. Next nioriilii,r wore early on trull, wblvh bore aouthweat nt flrat and anon mom on iter ly ; at about S o'clock we pnsaed tho first camp mado by tho Indiana alter aleutlng tho horaea from our ranch. Hero they had killed and dried aomo mountain atu-ep for food. At t) o'clock puaat-d tho Mountain K;rlnua ou tho Yreku and Cunyou CUy Itond. Durlnif thifnut of tho dny'a march tho country waa very barren. After traveling J1 mllea eiicnin U nt ilium I',(U , on tho head of aouth fork of Crooked ltlver. Tho coiiulry aroutid th e buttea la thickly alrewn with na tive kIh of every color. Hero wo found tho trail Ix-urlnc aouthward and the trail of ICIklna' howa liit-m etlni; tho olio wo were following, which enlivened ua grcbtly. Hero I killed a laro fat buck. Next morning (.l.th). early on tho troll : dlroc' lion aoulhwekt to larroui;h'a I'wk, '1J mll . where Ui Jmllana htl neniiKTj tor tha nljlit in a envo. We followed their trail up tho nnr row rocky dtlllo th rough which it mnkea lt way from the mountain to thideaert. Ixwttho trull, but found It npiln alter dlllcent w nrch, follow Iiik what npieun'd t Ijo an oM emigrant rtiud leudinK tiorthemt. In tho direction of Har ney Valley, through a low a In tho inoun tain lo runt aide of "Wm'nn Kim Moiinlltin.' II re we nw a iMiiaw nnd two Indiau children uiCinK enma. incy htu in lh Kra. but wc hunted them out. Klie anlil alio wiia Wti-wn'a -(iiar and that llute with American hor-a weri? cone lj Camp llurney. Khe wa evidently much ulnrmed, and wunl'-d to a-nd one of the ciiililreii olf with a in-aao of nonte kind. Wo put thi'in under alrict suurd undaunted to cHit Hip country in aearrh of the Indiana with the atnlcn horw-a. Kound llu lr trull tx-nrlns; aouth ward toward camp ttnrmr. Haw aomo tuoro atiuawa who wern much alarmed, 1 raveled aulh a few mllea aud encamped at a Uni prlnx branch. lltaiico IravihHl. 3 mile. tw at Ihirrouuh- cm-k plenty of culllo tr.u k wldtfU wo uipiil tha 1 n1 Uii a had atulcn. On Mni rth auutvd early oa trail, t i-rj-lutrfl to lol low. beurin; aoulh. About 9 A. SI. found anoth er camp made by tho 1'luU-a. at a accludcd uprliii; in Iho cente r of a clufU-rof bulle. Here they hud -111' d aome ontclop,-. nu.li-dcriek. '. and had a feut and dance. Tin ir iiumlx ra a -,'iiuU to have treally lucrcavd at Ihl pin 1 rom in r.-- they tr.iv. i-ii ,mlh, iti cotulns u;n a divide i-onie clIHK Ihoke bull, a with tt.o JuulK-r Mountain; csiuio lo a lar;;o ;.riiii; wie-r .1 they hud made another camp. Wf ahw eiicaiiiH': ttt lUta lrttC, , 1'lauO traveled, ai mllea. Iu Ktaitrnj;, ulu-r aupj t, I loi.nd that the trail led fo the southward over a apurof the Juuiper MouuUiiu. At a pnn near Ly we fouud another camp inodti by Iho I'luUa, at which they hud kilh-d ollt- loie. Wc found at Ihcau ealup horao ah'X'4 which ll.ey hud pulled o:f lo maku tho trull diritcull to iollow. At both of ti.t ae van. J wire lt. Lcm cl mitt ki e, rr tnalna of ern.it and evidence of dunctni; aUowins that theao lord of thu dv-rt wcro en Joyln;; theinaelvea lillanoualy. Uu the zntft we Imveled aouth over another .-!' of el. vat.d tl-li-; lao,l.' apniiucliDS th Juniper Mioinlairi with t!ioo lo tho north Cump Warutr. Imrliis the day aaw Warn' and Albert Ikea one to tho ri;;lit and Iho olJi er to the left of our line of travel. Kticnmied at nislij nl apring In ttl", Wldtatjjif a bald rocky rnn. iMy'a travel, Hi mllea. In thl vicinity wo fouud tmve other canip mado by Itutea, at all of which were the uxuut evidence of f'-aiitlnx and daDelng. , The aost inomlnij wn ftry enol and froaty; out of flour and coir.o. Trailed 8 or 10 mllea to tho hay ranch of Mfun. Joiie and Hnyder, where wo learned that tho Indiana had been captured ty a d-tcliinenl of trooa und-r Col. I'erry. Wo murcji.-d to Cump Vrnr and irero very kindly ri-c-lved b-Jen. Weird'.-n, Col. Per ry, and the remainder of tho officer and ao.-dlr-nt at that poat, for wlilch I take thl oppor tunity to r.-turn tbern my algcx-p thank: alo thff thank of rnany cttteeiw f, looked ltlver, Och'wo and tho aurroundlnc country. Our thank ar alao duo Ut Major Trimble and tho ofllc-T and "Hoys In Uluo" ut Cump Harney for Ihelr kind recejitlon and promjit axalatama la time of wed... C i k i I cannot close thla without inaklnic honorable mention of tho aervlceaof Mr. Frank. Molienn, Kcrcaiit Ijinaberg and the detachment of troopa who were with me on tho trail of tho In diana. They wcro iatthtul and truo'lo i no aa brothi ra. I would alao iiTentlon tho name of Mr. Geo. Cooler, tho wagon and forago nioater at Camp Warner, who flrxt dlacovcred tho atoi en hora nnd nind-p-d efljclont aid lr their re covery ond tbo capture of the thieve. Your very truly, JOHN F. MOOliB. DIED- . M U.LEB ? enr BrawnrlllP. Auguat l.t of typlxud teiw-r, Nancy M. Mili.kr, wlfo of C. j. .Milder, ageu tl year ana i iiionin. KKXOLL'TIOXS Of COXUOLEXtE. CoaiKTHiAai IxwOE, Nov 17, A. F. A A. M.,1 AtUANY, AUR. A. I'. IV i A. U WukiiEVB. It hoa plcaacd the Grand Archi tcct of the Unlvcrao, In tbo dispensation of Ilia Divine economy, to remove from hi earthly labor our worthy and beloved brother, Cai,vin CI raves ; Therefore , . , Keaol ved, That while sincerely mourning this afflictive dispensation, we reooKiilase the golden virtue of itslgnution, and bow In becoming ac knowledgment to the Divine will humbly klsa log the chastening rod of Illm who only smites that good may follow. lie sol ved, That to tho nflllcted widow and or phaned babos we offer the slnccfest condolence and sympathy, and commend them In this hour of their undent bereavement to Illm who haa promlwn' to bo the Widow's; tay and tho Orphan' Help when adversity ahull full upon UH'III. Resolved. That as a mark of our Fraternal estoom tor our departed lirother, thu Ixlgo shall bo drapi'd In mourning and the members uiercoi Hiiau wear mo usual nuugu ror 1110 pen od of thirty day. '" Uosolved, That a copy of these resolutions snau on n lea in me Arcnivos 01 me iougu, copy presented to the alnlctca wlilow, and a copy furnished to caeh of the county papers for publication., art. v. bkowii, 1 '-!' ' uf ir t .......... t r. f " ' 1 ' v X. B. UniiPuUEV, ) Removed. I take pleasure In Informing the public that I have moved next noon to the old stand my large stock of Clothing and Gents' furnishing goods, and will receive on the next steamer from Ban Francisco a Hew and largo Invoice of tho latest styles of Fall and Winter goods, which I will sell 25 per cent less than any other house lu the city, in. consequence ofhav' lng to pay loss rent than. any . other establish' ment. Please give mo a call before purchasing elsewhere, and I will convince you that I sell cheaper than any.bouso on tho coast. Try mo and "take a srnoko," alo. ftlwl X. Caum, Albanyi iAgais iit-tbb" ViclI). Tbe old reliable House eitablftfredlif-ISse. 01d 8rm: new good. A plendid assortihent of French fancy goods just received tnanjr of them, how introduced into this country fof tbl oral tittM. ' header, enclose tnti three cent stamp and I wilt send you by return mail my eirculnr, containing most Valila bj( iptorroation ;or jtisryitosa .sua woman 10 the conntt y, ahl a CatillnguO of fancy goods which t sell at astonishing low prices. Address J. lJ;Xluotlort P0. Ilex 118, Washington P. C ' - - nlm3. yi'ECIAL NOTlCiW Valuable Hint 4. , Ar'iiilrhnljirCol iody aUtiliikly .'& to uliyaieul health and cl"iir.ie: llltel. leut. !or IM mm tin. iioiiuiy h t.h nto:i,,t oo-exl.t with an unnatural eon.liliou oi ti, , bowel. A iron paaxago of the reiuai mill I f of tho aynteuj throiiKh-lMcM uuturai ii!.i, )pePi, l oa nue.wetiry to uijiwity of u body im tho iroo iniaaaKo of the oll.il oi oily lliioii,;ti Un aew.'r Iri iiect'Naury to tho liciiltu of itti luijubi- 'tuiitii.:' ' . liuliL'imtlon la tlio prlinnry cunao of nio.it or thu ilim'u of tho ilMVhurgiuy oi',;iini,iiua ono of ita moat eoimnnii rjouli l 'cui)tliiaK.n. hi coiiiplaliit. beaido belnir dnnunroua In It ull, hit many dUiiurocnbiu cbiicoiiiltunta aucii naun iinpiniuutut breath, a aitilow aiiin. coiituuiliiiitiiiii blood and bile, iiciuorrhoiu, heiiiliioiie,loNol uiuuiury, and kiiiiit.iI (lul.lllty. iioMtu' 4 ismjioiico Kiiuri r.iiiovo iiii uifni evil by removing their linmedlaio eniiw in thu incentive rnii, mid r'i;uliilliiir tlio net Ion of lie iiiulliieM. Hie coin Olinilloli oi propiTiieit n thl celebrated preparation la one or IU chief merit, it la not nu rely a aUtuulnnt or iv ton I", or no nnti-hilloiia ni;eiil, or u nervine, or m nix xi diMmroiit, oraciaiiurtic, hut ail tiieo cu rntlvn pinmontrf Judlfloualy blended In nun iMiwerful ri-aturullvu. It lend uei Ivlly und Vlu- or to tho Inert and riiorvutt d i.lor.iuei, rellovea tho alnuuiiiury en mil or it oimtrueiioua. ami Itlvc tone lo the uieuibruiie wnieii line It, Keiitly atlmiilutoa tho Uvor, braoua the nerve, and citoer thu nnluiul apirita. No other reme dy po.M"aai' audi a vivrluty ul 1ik1iiii1u vlrluo. ii la to tiiean crioracifriMio virtue tnai H ovr It pr'.lii;o un it hoiiNiihold medicine. Kxperi eneo ha nruwd thut It I a hnrinleaa a 11 1 ullleneloiiN, ond hence It i a Ixipnlur with tho weaker ix aa with thu atronynr. f iioutt"rn f toiimen iiitc ra nro aoia in ixhiion only, and the irntlM.iniirx blown in tlio icliw aim ein,iaveii ou llm label I lie leM, oi K1'""" llit'iia, Ikiwuru ol oollliUtlelU. 4 hnppcd llnndaj und Face, Nore 1.Iim, I)r) ii ai of tlio ttklu, rordat ohm by IIKOKMAX'S CAMPUOll ICK WITH HI.YCKKINE. It ketp tb Iiiid'U oil ill all wcullior. Hue Ut you nl UKtiK- MAN'S. tfold by all brui(Klil. only ZU renu. Miiuuloolurad only by IIkukmam t Co., Clieiu- U and ViAilr, INf XurK, . , . jaulJ 7l l KEMAItttACLE CURE OF THE EU- PERINTENDENT OP TUE GUADELOUPE MINE. 'tub wouk out anavKbr o. ciar. no. COO I aaeeafi acHiK. HuadaluI rie Mixe. hear Pan J , ) AuxuH li, 1371. Dr. A. M. Lnnrat i Co. Fur a long time I hava been aflliclea with Ubcaiiiittimn iu my hmida od fuuC, the pain murt ul Iho time lih very avre. On the 7th of July I procured .ou.o or your I NK WKEO ItfcM KIY. aud af ter taking only three buttle, lind Ibul I am luito rMteriM to baallh and atreOKth, 1 bavo bad I lie Hheuuiatiiiu fir eleven (II) yar, and tb'ok Uiat tba aueecM uf tba " INK" in curing a iliia.mo ol lux aUuding, in ao abort a liuie, la very remarkable A a tuti i j and appeliaer I bare nnver mil ltd anytbins ciuai to tl.a "I NK WLUO UKMEly," Uuruig tb lime I t taking it I gained (li) puutid lo wilil. ' 1 ruiiu that I h iu ecrtiSoate may be u.eful iu imlui'iug olbera atteelad aa I wa lo Ity the -I NK." I raiualu. very truly yuur. JAMKS T. nr.OVTN'. n27lf. Bup't and Aent Uuadaluup Jiioo. IIKMOItlUIOIDS. A. fAUOTHKUS i COS "TILE PILLS a.Sii OI.NTMKN'i"' kvo uuw bvceuie nun of lb alandurd preparation of the day) la pre pared aud reeouiiuundvd for i'llea ua'y (wbalbar i In .oi" or roeont;. huffcrer may deprad upn il. that tbk remedy "ill give thorn porwuhotit relief from tbi lroubicouia aud daiuagtus Com plaint. heol potpaid In aey aildrea larilbm tbe bul led fcstle; Upon receipt of prlci-.il.il). A. C A UUT 11 K.1..-4 a. CO., aloyt , . , . ; Albany ,'Uno Co., Oregon. Nl.1I.nUNK. In the Circuit Court of the fitaie of Oregon J or Linn Cuunt. ' ItoclK-l Tower, plulnt.tr. v. Juuie McMahon, deleinhMit. To Jame Mc31ahon, tho Cliove-narni'd do fctidani. In the name ut the Mate of r-cnn : You nri ru n-by ummoiiet and reqtnr" i. appear and tiuwi r oluluUlf a comniaint In tne alxjve entltb'd aetlon, now on lib with lh? clra of und ciurt. ,n the r,ri day or the n.-xt r-gular frtu of attkt Hirt, to be hoU-il iU Albany. Lion eruuit. "nioii. on Ui Uh Monday of iictober. l-f.i. Ami ihi anj hereby iioiulHl that If you fail to uiower amd Couipbtlut, a above nulfl. tbrt plultitttf will la:; )udni"tit nirnin: ymi lor im-aum of M-". Iht reiP-f deiiiaiiU'-d in aald ronipbillil I l!ic recovery of mouy lu'longlnit to plalntiif from deiendnnl. and lor coiiipnMlloii i,r boanlliu:, cl4lilng, eUucaUng aud Utk.ng car ol deiciiuutil a elul-dr-n , iimt th- onp-r nr wrviw oi thi amn liloio, Ly puLUrulUni i uiuuu Auuat !, l y order of Juugo Poiihum tlib-SuWhill & KMITH. ii.1w4. Aii-'y lor I'rif. il AKUWAUK F0K Bt'ILI'KRM, FOR Hmiih, and for Farmer td ehn l . ilkKLKll at Nil .!. V? PRIVATE MEDICAL AID, w QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES DR. IV. K. OOHKUTY'JI PRIVATE I3ED.CM. AMD' SURGOL INSTITUTE 1 .r-No. t19 Sacramento fitrcot, coruor of Leidudortl etrecl. (a lew door below What tbecr JIutta. t ii '-'" FHvnlo. Ku trance on , . 3 Lcideadora atreet, Sao FraucUco. ' Eftaltlitktd txjrrfty lo afford th ajflietod enuuat aad aeieHhie wctficil out la ireutUMMl anil cur of aU PritafaHd C'ivu c Vitait, co of Urcrf cj und oil Sernul . JjUortlcr. TO THE AFFLICTED. It. V. K. D0HEIITY RETUUXS HIS SIX- eero tbanks to bi B'lineruu patieuU fur luvir uatrunav'. aud would lake iu opponunity to rouiiad tbcui tbat be contiiiuo to coault at bi luatituta fur tbo euro of ebrouio diMuwes of tbs Luue. Liver, Kidnrya, digestive and Ucnito-Lri- nary Organ, and all privato diaeaaea, vis . Syph ilis iu all iu tonus aud alagos, Ocininal Wauknoaa, aud all tlio borrid conaeiiuooces of aclf-abuno. tion- orrhota. Uloel. btrietura. Niwinruul and lliurnal euiiaaious, (sexual hebiiity. lliacaae of tbe Hack aud Loina. luuutuinution of tb ISIudUcr and Kid nevs.ete., etc., and be hopes cbat bis long experi ence and aneooasful prawico wiiloontinueto iuaure in a sbaro of pub) 10 patronage, lly tbe practice of msny year la Europe and tbo 1'niMd states, bo Is enabled LO apply tne iuuri enioieni ana suc- ccsaful remedies against diauases of all kinds. He cures witbout mercury, charges moderate, treats bis mitient in a correct and bunorablo waj , and bos reforonces of uajuetionablo voracity from men of known respectability and nigb stauding inoci ety. All parties consulting biin by letter orotbor- wlre, will rocoive luo best aud genuesi troatinaut, and unplicil secrecy. To Females. When a femalo is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of tbe back and limbs, pain in the bead dimness uf sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nor veasness, extreme urlnury difficulties, dorunge ment of digestivo funetions, gcnorrl debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot tbo womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to remotes; sue should go or writ at once to theeelebrated female doctor, w. K. Dohorty, at his Alodioul Institute and consult bitu about her trouble and dieaso Tbe Doctor la effecting more cures than any otber physician in tbe State of California. Let no false delloaoy prevent you, nui appiy uiimodiateiy and save yourself fruiii painful sufferings and prema ture death. All Murried Lud'.u whose delicate health or other ctrcumstinces provent an increase in their fuuilics, should write or cull at Dr. W. K Dohcrty's Modicul Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and nclp. l be Doctor's out ecs are so arranged that he can be oonsultod with out fear of observation. . . To Ctorresipondontis. Patients residing in any part of the Stnte, how ever distant, who may desire tho opinion and ad vice of lr. JDoberty in tlieir respcoUve oiues, and who think proper to submit a writton statement o such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held moat sacrod. . . If the case be fully and oandidly desoribod, per souai Communication will be unnecessary, as in structiubs for diet, regimen, and tbe general treat ment of tho cuse (including tho remedies), will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to entiVev no idea of the purport ef tho latter parcel so transiaitted.' Connoltation by letter or otherwise, rnng. Permanent cure enorantoed or tto pay. Address, W. K. DOIIEBTY, M. V t '. , r , 81m Francisco, California. Snrisito'vrhfle .-. , Db. DoHERTr has just published un important namnhlet embndvine bis own views and extiericnoes in relctlon to Impotence or Virility, beine a short treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Woakness Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection, and other diseases of tbe Sexual Organs. This little work contains information- of the up most value to all, whether married or sinele, an will be sent FREE by mail on receipt o six cents in postage stamps fo return postage.) . r ? Address, j- , W. K.. D0HERTY. M. D..! I vSnSStf . . : San FraBcleca, Cal. H K V A DVEUTISJi.M KNT3. CUSIMtSS CIo'cCTORr W PORTL ANOT 6RCSrL a'aMiKhcd by L Naiuuel, Orneritt Aitcerliituij Aynt, V.', front Strut. , 1 -; ACKi;iUI.tX'S WO I.I.Alt XKOUK, - 41 aw, nasi IuiXirlor and Jobliera of Fimey Uoml, Tofi, Crockery, (jluarfwur nud i'lutod Wara. A' ator jlc.u, F(r4 t., litirn Oak and Fine. Ker,Vflihi(thot. . L. Lntffllir, Frup. Mm, STlliO.NElllf AND PERIODICALS. Agent (or Mubit), Tudd A Cu a ceUbraled COLD PENS. Iviaon, Clalifinao, Taylor k Co'a School Book. Jtmt jmllithtd, a full line otrfril hlnnkt fur Ctg. B'2 uritiau, tho only direct Importer of Clotli'tiA noc Froet A Whlinrton alrael. OlIAS. C. liAllItETT. woii.r.aai.1! KookfccIIcr nnd Wialioner, J LA lit! EST STOCK IN I'OtlTLASb. No. 79 Front and Xe. Waatiivzlon Straata. IV KC'k, W I I.LTA M 4 Bf)T, 1 2l Front atrect, Iinn rtor and Ile'iler in UUNS, KIFLES AND REVOLVERS of avor doM-ripti n. Pinking. Taeklo Fancy Uod. Unait, .Bird Ca- K0, Ilktl. CrHuet lluiuea, t Baby t'riiage. AcnU f..r the "Cnli.roruiu l'owder Work;" al' r llm "Wlieeliir 4 WiUon hurhig Maebinel." Tlaok, John A., I'it Front t.. proaliasat Woub lf uiMk.fr 4 Jeweler. Work done for th Irado. H rMBS HKH'KK in front 8t. rtjjuTuTo'oTUAr?!1 imporli-ra i f Ktove, Kanire. kltebtn at1! li Kue. anun. W. A., a. w. cor. lt k Taylor la. Cbenpot Furniture ll'.ue in Portland. ARRETS WALTER EROS, Sb .front Street. t1l.ire. lleiidvron k Cook. M k S3 Fir. I t. ) dealer in Iry Uvoil. Vaucy Millinery, Ao. tlohu i Mir bant k ile ilen In Or. k Cil. produce. , J. II., Maniifaeturer k Dealer inljad Harne A Saddlery H'Hw'r.OB F'nt t. t tonle tlurrier, W. k Co, 1 0.1 Front trcrt. Mernbant J Tailor A Clolbiert. HaU, Futoubing tivod. 1) I,abmutl A Oatmau. 'J2 Front at. Heal K lata Agefitf. nn uey leaned, bouae ronleu. ttr.XTAU CiOOUK. II. Wooriard A Co., lul Front atreet. DRUGGISTS "CTn. Wpodard Ac. Co., Idl Frout Street. Order from any portion of tb Slataor Tarrtto rie earaiully fliled by mail orexpreaa. IT mil, Iwiwtn'tein k Co. Fuinilure and carpet J dealer--iitirea from 134 to I3S Firt aU M.1 inplovmcnt Agency, M'iU-ereU A Hulman, J J Su Front t. Furniab ll kind of belp. B .1 ti-rding A Bcetw. Ill Front t. C'maiii"n Merchant and dealer in doiutatic produre. "f .j.hion Livery Stable, rot. Firat A rialllieu. K X Corbctt rr. ,e,4 turn-out alwayson nana I .lobel i Roberta' er. Fif'l A W!iingt.n at. ' llraler A manufac. elo'blog. faru g good. Wl-l",.l"li."i. "ll lT.nl.., Vn 9 Tl. I L...'.'lll.J.l .... Vlr.t A U'..k',n...,n ( i ill A Steel. 74 and 77 Firat t. Dealer in Jf BuoV. Ktation'ry and MuVtral Imirum nt OllAY'S MUSIC STOltE Tbe Urftit Mntie licoae on tb Coaat. Urluwaj I'lanow. nnrdeti Orsu O. L. DPF.AXS. ManaCer. SOLE AOEXCY FOB TUB j "IZowc" ".Serins HAchinc.1 j3 Ageuta wanted. H Uacbeuey A gtcmiua. Ur ecra aad Ilealera in all kiad of rfce-U. eor. Ftrr a 1 Main t. Uaaatrurger, B. 13.1 Fiftt at., laupoiier and di-Air iu Staple Fancy Dry Oi .da. Milli'iy. I eodce, I. 11., I'hoivgrapbie Afl.lt,. w.cor. II Firt A Murrue.o. Cni'.d'a I'tct. pre tally. I M ei.rirbacn, L A Co., loy Firl at. Maoa- fai t't A dealer iu Jewelry. Watchc. Ac. 1 1 ibbard, ft. L., 81 1'roi.l at.; wboleaale uealor 1 I in li r-'i-eric. D r. Vag.u Material. Ae. 11 odg. l .lif A Co , V7 Fr-.ut at., wbolcaala dealer in lrug( I'atnl. Una, -la Ae. 81 M A f.l fawlng il.cMae. irigbi If flTI S J needle, under fce.1, and -lock liteb." Cuwpetiiion cballcDed. cr. Agent, 1IZ Front itreel. M. E. Tr- Uurrto A Huiadler, No. IIW, 10 172 Firat aU Importer of Furniture, Bedding, Ae. International Hotel, eor. Front aud Momaoo. M. Hudo'pb, l'r. Free Bu attend teamra. Kobn, . retail J, A Co., HI Front l., wbuieaale A dealer in 6ne Clntbinjr, Fur a Oooda. fJ nian Dorce Rotaaraiil. private fm,u f.r familiea. cor. 1st k Pioe iU. U. Vimi Pr run, !. Cu. wboloaale dealer in wine . iquors.O. . S . Co' VU-ck and San Fran. M iitt 1 Kcbinetr, III rrut at., Wboletal lid K. tail Confectioner. A ff iliur, Jubn II., V3 Fir.t st Waicbmaker JL aD,i jeweler, ofTrrs tu the public a Eue aa- urtiuent of .WatcUe. Clock and Jewelry. native and foreign Wines, Llouor k Cigars "T ortiirup, E. J Ilardworo, Irun.Stwl, Hubs, t'P'.t.r. Hardwood Laoibrr, ke. Portland. o eeidontal II0U1I, c.r. Firat k Murriaoa. sis, Emitb k Conk, Proprietor. rarrib, Vatkin k Cornell, Ileal Estate Agnts virr roni ai., 001. Aiuer anu nHuingwn. vi i 6 to i ri a p n i irJci io o d n C. II. WOOI'AKU k CO.) ll Front Hreet It iae, J. M., 127 Front street. Wholesale Deal er in Tinware and Stotes. Rirhter, Paul, 105 First at., Importer of Ber lin wooden earving. Parlor Ornament, A a. ttt er, U. C, Keal estate and Money imiker, 112 Front atreet. Portland. Uotcubaum, 1. 6. & Co., lipbaoconuits, k Im porters of Foreign and Lomcstie Liquors, Run Hu eipal. onse, r runt st. . On t irst Cloaa Prin Tboa. Hyan. Proprietor. 1- ' O burlock, ot Front it 62 Firat si., dealer iu iJ Harness. Saddlery, and Saddlery Hardwary. 8 J iuion, J., 60 rout at., dealer in looia, ftoau. and Blind, W ndow and Plate Olaas. 11 i.i.iiuiuicr, 11, 1 07 r irst ot.. Importer ot riun O os, Organs, Sheet Music, Musical InstrmnU S' kidmore, 8. U., 123 First st , Druggist and Apolhvouiy. A large stook ot 1'vrlumury and Toilet Article. O mi tli k Davis, 71 Fruutit., wholesale drufrs, Q Paints, Oils, Window HI am. Perfumery, ko. Sn' w fc Roos, 73 Firi-t st.. Pictures, F.auies, Moldiugs, Artist's Mat'ls, Dr'wng Instr'mats Smith, Put, llroker, 90 Front St., dealer in Le gal Tenders, Govorntu'nt Bond k (jold Dust SToSeTu. 1.., 107 t rout Mtrt, Watehmnker and Manufacturing Jeweler, is appointed ugentfor tbe Wultham, Elgin, K. How ard ,t Co., C. K. Jncot, and the Cal. tvatehes ; also, fi r all the productions and imports of the California Jowelry Co., ban t raueisco. bend tor a eireular. Watches repaired in the very best manner and Warrantod to give satisfaction. rierry Dros, 173 Firat st. Manufacturers and X dealt rs in Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, kd. rrilie Clothing Store, 113 Front street. I iug, Furoishlng Ootids, Boots anal Cloth Shoes Hums i'rngcr. T Puttie. U II, 142 nnd 1-14 Front St. Dealer in Wagons and Agricultural Implements. fllyno, E b.n. vr. cor First fc Oak sts dealer in X fino Brandies, Wines, English Ale A Porter rsyu 1 11 utter, Eggs, Cheese, Lard, Bacon, Ao. "U VTiUiams it Myers. 5 Central Block, Front If, f y , Coninnssion Moruh'nts a deal s in f rodwe Wbailuy k Feehheiiuer, Attorneys k Solicit . or in Bankruptcy. CBioe iu tha Odd Fellows' Temple. ARCTIC &ODA THANKING - TUB PUPLIC FOR PAST patronage, we wonld anneence tbat we are now prepared, with ereaOy improved facilities, to dispense this healthful beteruge to every one in unlimited quantities. , . . . BOTTLED SODA AflCT SaRSAPARILIA - delivered throughout tbe eity. Dealers' sopplied oft liheral forms. , n.'!9tf. ' A, CAROTIIERS k CO. A. WlIEELEU, SIIEDD, OR. FORWABDIXQ AND COMMISSION MER ' CHANT. , Agent for sale of tbe celebrated "Bain Wag on," and for the sale or all kinds of. agneultu ral machinery. -.-., -. a , Consignments solicited. Town, lets in town of Shcdd for sale. .' . y ; ' at; ,! ' f ; 'AeWf W LW VaVf . , ,n -ar .1 sir av m aw s r "var w m m vj r i v.- mM , '. Vj . V7TH OR VJTHOUr FORCE FEED. - :''v-.r---:: ::- " '7K- r I ttZsofAe) . t r. . A5;b THE JtSTLT CELEBBATSD PEOttlA PREMIUM PLOW, S6 well and favorably known throughout the West and Pacifio Slope. Improved especially for the se'ason of 1872-3, with patent concave, steel high landside, Scotch clevis and high standard. Sole Agents for - irixa Patnt Monads A SO ' REACH the isndBUJuL Wagon. SOW ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TO EE THE BEST WAG OX OX THE PACIFIC CO AST , . Send for Descriptive Circular ,. ; EDUCATIONAL ! FlmC Trimester of next Collegiate Tear begins September S, lSS. - , . . 1 !. ' ' ' .,'--. . There will be four principal Dspartmebts as follows I . - . Selene. Uferataf o sad ths Arts, Bexik-keepiat; and Btuiaes Normal Department, - ( Telegraphy. ., , , Tlie Department T Scieace, titcratare aad the Arts embraces the Classical Conrsa. tb Scientific Course, and tbe Latin ard Snientifie Course. ' Tbe degrees conferred are, for tbe first eoursa, A. 11.; for tbe second and third, is. S. abero course. The Normal Department embraces all atadita taught-in onr "common schools, together with a thorough drill in the Theory and r'rnctic of Tracking. Tho Department ef Booltkeepinjr and Baaiacts will embrace a thoxoosh commercial eourae of instruction anl tha degree einlerred is Th Department ef Tcleyraphy will be mer. District Superintendent ot the western union xeiograpa Co, A line wilt be extennsa into tbs Collegv building, And a room furnithed with, all necesiary apparatus will be exclusively occu pied by the students of this Department. x UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES IN For particulars send fur eatnlogue. - Ad-lrea 1 , TO THE FARMERS ... ...... . - Um AND BENTON COUNTIES. TnE5 tNDEFtiONEi ITOTTLD RESPECT fully announce thnt they have eutirily re modeled and renovated their large, oommodi oua and substantial WAREHOUSE, that they have strengthened and added to tbe same, erected new worKS enure ; mai iney now nave two a ro. 1 Cleaners, wim nvrgo j.ieva-' tons complete ; have put in new boiler and En gine, anu are now prepared to take In aud handle WHEAT&OATS, verv rapidly and conveniently. " ; : We would alao call the attention ef (he far mers to the fact that onr facilities foi a hipping to a Foreign Market are very complete, and that they will find It to their advantage to euH at our olBce for lurther Information as to out Xacllltica and terms of storage-' 1 4 -r ' r . ; Onr Facilities : for Sti3?6 , at Fortlani are such that we ean ship from this -warehouse at any Uluo to prevent vercrowoHng it. v8n3tf.. -W.4 8.- Newbcby, Ageut. ; TO DElINtTTtfT TAX-PA Yfilts' mjOTICB 19 EfERHBY GIVEN THAT ALT. lw delinquent cxes for the County of Linn must be paid Ay' the loth 6f SeptembPil ltfW, otherwise I will proceed to tollect them 6y law." A prompt compliance with Jhis requcsi vllL savo trouble and money tfdpfinonpni ALLEN PAH RKR," i lyicriff aaiTaX CoJlectoi' far Lica Ceunty. - ' I ' i ' JA& : TTITII ratent ROLLER BRAKE! 500 1 SO L D LAST YEAR! LifeuUre studies for. young ladies in each of the M. A." ' , y under the special superv ston of Dr. 0. P. S. Plum- MUSIC PAINTING AND DRAWING I K. WARREX, A. M., President. CORVALLIS COLLEGE. THE TERM "WEDSrSDAI, !5IPTIBEE Hi, 1S71. FOR INFORMATION. - . SEKD FOR CATALOGUE. B. L. A R FOLD, President. vSnStf. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS IILKEBY GIVES THAT THE undersigned has been, by tho County C"Ui t of Linn bounty. State or Oregon, dul appointed Adminuaramr of the -eate of Crseil Amus, deceased. All pcruK having elniius against mid eetate are hcrcb.7 required to pre sent them, with proper vooaieri. to the under signed, at bis residence, five wiltt west pf Lob- oon. Linn ennty, Orejjou, wituin six monies i tbe date heTeOf; 11. S. U0RE, Adiu'r. S. A. Johhs. Att'y for Adiu'r. 1 Attg. 6, 1ST? nlwl. , XOTUKTO TIJE PSTRLIC- A ' LL PERSONS ARE HERJUJY NOTIFIED f that my sen.-SUss Bund, a minor, is in no way authorised to transact .it; businet's for'me, neither to sell or trade any. property : belongin; to me, or make any purchase of praperty in. rcy name. NuitBer WSM be held repouiblo f- r any itbta of ir etrcthig - from and a!tcr iliis date. . Nolke U farther given .tbat Jlr. John B-Paw'ins is aaHborUed agent lor ., thv tianaactiou. of bmioctt for iue. clvrL i . - - IXDLA EdI I a a i 7
