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Friday
OCtBER 4, 1872.
FOB ti2SlDE2?Tt
HORAdE GREELEY,
OF NEW YORK.
FOB VICE PRESIDE2TT:
T3, GRATZ BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.
PrmiUcntlat Elector
E. t. PHATTtCK. or Multnomah county.
GEO. R. HELM, of Llnti county.
X. II. GATES, of Wasco count'.
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PUBLIC SPEAK1XU. '
HON. GEO, R. HELM, of the Democratrc
Electoral Ticket, will address the people ol
Eaitcrn Oregon on political question at the
following times and place :
Pendleson. Wdneeday. Oct. 2d. at I F. Ji.
W'hmh, 1 nuraday. Oct. 3d, at 1 f . X.
La Grande, ivtturuny, Oct. oth, at 1 P. at.
The Cove, iionday, Oct. Tin, at night.
Vnion Town, Tuesday. Oct. an, at 1 P. if.
hiXK-r City, Wednesday, Oct. Kb, at 1 r. at.
Kidta-ado. Thursday, Oct. lit, at uight.
Can von City and lite Dalles, to b arranged,
Tna Hon. J. F. Gaslcy, the Uou. W, D. Hare,
or iae Hon. A. it. Jdcacham, Graot Kloolor,
an Join me in discussion u tacy desire.
ABOUT CROW-HATING.
Grant papers take great pleasure in
taunting Democrats because of their
earnest adherence to Greeley and their
desire for his election. They denomi
nate the acceptance of Greeley by the
Democrats as "eating crow." Let us
examine into the matter of crow-eating
arul discover, if we can, who is
required to digest the greatest
amount of that undainty bird at this
time. We shall confiue oureelt to the
Republicans of Oregon, who subsist
almost entirely upon crow and seem
to relish the dish amazingly. . The Ke-publk-au
party of Oregon belongs to
one man, ilr. Ben. Uolladay, an orig
inal secessionist. He controls its
councils, dictates its policy, and aro
gates to himsell all the honor of its
triumphs. Is there a Republican in
the Slate so reckless as to deny the
truth of this statement. Lest there
may be such an one let us place 11 r.
Holladay upon the stand by quoting
from his mouth "piece, tfie Bulletin, a
paper owned by himself and edited
by whom, poor crow-eating Republi
can? by James O'Meara. Need we
reminditepubncans of that man's rec
ord in Ureson.' w e presume not.
Well, in the Bullet hi of the 1st instant
we find an article arraigning the Ore
goniai in the most injperiousstyle for
daring to advocate the election of Mr.
Corbett. ilr. lloliaday was of course
opposed to the election of Mr. Cor
bett, while the Oregonian and the
most respectable portion ot the Re
publican party favored his election.
The Bulletin., referring to those Re
publicans who favored Mr. Corbett
and opposed Mr. Holladay, says:
Will the boldest of his factious an
tagonists deny the fact that, had it not
via aw a a v v-ooa un oil 1 IVVO
he and his friends performed in the
last State campaign. Oregon would
not have been redeemed to Republi
canism? It is patent to all that to
him, more than to any other in the
State, is the par'y indebted fur the
splendid victory achieved last June.
Mr. O'Meara never ottered a truth
more patent to every mau of intelli
gence than that contained iu the above
extract. Had it not been for the cor
rupting influence of Mr. Holladay's
money, which is all the influence he
possesses, the State would certainly
have gone Democratic last June, and
Vis personal organ doe3 him simple
justice when it claims for hint the in
famy of thwarting the will of the
people. It is true that it is rather
humiliati&g tc the Oregonian and
other Republican journals to be told
to their teeth that they owe their suc
cess to Messrs. HcMaday and O'Mea
ra, two oris'inal secessionists, but then
they must Ijarn to eat crow without
making wry faces. For more than a j
year the Bulletin has been the most
influential! organ- of the Republican
partyj although it claimed until very
recently tie character ot an independ
ent paper. The Oregonian until it
changed proprietors actually cringed
oefore it in the most abject subservi
ency. It remains to be seen whether
it can retain its assumed independence
of Mr. Hlladay's organ iu the future.
But right here- we will, without wish-: '
irig to unnecessarily oifen 1 the O.-egrj.
nian, predict thai it will bo forced
to eat crow prepared in. any style Mr.
Holladay may see proper to order his
ehief cook, O'Meara, to serve it up.
Mr. Holladay has no relish for crow
himself, but it is one of his require
ments that his retainers subsist upon
no other diet and as his personal or
gan cLa:ms that his influence alone
keeps the Republican, party afloat it
is, but right Ins should hold the posi
tion o dietetic doctor for the organi
zation,, and prescribe-ils bill of fair.
But we have uersuud this- sulyect far
enough. Ve only desired p prepare
the Ore.nnninn for llio ii!utTH rJt Hint.
wltich its digestion organs will soon
have to enoonnter if it expects to re
main inside of Mr. Holladay's party.
That gentleman Will certainly pre
scribe crow in large quantities for our
new joursalistie friendrof "the ! Orego-jlan-l
Hitherto the capacious stom
ach oi. the. editorial' department - of
that papeirhas proved a-wonderful re-
ceDiicai jor siowinr awav crow-., ami?
Dr. Holladar seems still disnosedi' to.
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i.e:a n out wita-a uuerai nana .
' THE FAm TRIAL,
Mrs. Laura D, Fair, the murderess of
A. P. Crittenden, was' last Tuesday
acquited by a San Francisco jury. It
will be remembered that site was
found guilty in a former trial and sen
tenced to death, but y some quirk of
the law, her sentence was commuted,
and she was granted a new trial, thu
result of which, as could have been
expected, is her acqtiital. No event
could ba more deplorable than this
berlesquo upou justice. Not that the
death of the miserable woman upon
the gallows could attone for her
her crime or add one grain of comfort
to the lot of the widow and orphans
whom she robbed of a husband and a
father. It is a fact, that in her ac
qnital, justice was outraged; the law
set at nanght, and every safe-guard
of society trampled nnder foot
by those whose sworn duty it was to
administer and execute the law, and
preserve its purity. Crittenden's sin
was a grevious one, greviously he an
swered for it. He violated tho sanct
ity of his own home by becoming the
paramour of au artful courtesan, and
when he would have escaped thu in
fluence of bis enchantress, she slew
him slaughtered hint at the, feet of
his lawful wife and his innocent chil
dren deliberately sent a bullet
through his vitals. With all these
facts proven beyond the shadow of a
doubt, an American jury in an Amer
can court of justice, pronounced the
murderess not guilty. Time wiU
never erase the suiu that this act has
left upon our jurisprudence. It has
caused a general feeling of uneasiness
to prerade the public iniud and loss
of confidence iu the strength of all
barriers erected to prevent red hand
ed murder from revealing with impu
nity within the bloody house of life, at
noon day.
Merited Praise. Refering to Ore
gon and the ligislature now in sess
ion, the Sau Francisco Examiner
says: Gov. Grover, the Democratic
Governor of Oregon, delivered bis
biennial message to the Legislature
of that State last Saturday. It is a
document which we have carefully
perused. It is tersely written, and
confines its discussion to the busi-
A.
uess interests , azd welfare of the
State. It makes no allusions tj
party politics; not, however, from
any indifferauce on the part of
Governor Giover to the great ques
tion that are now occupying public
attention, but from a correct judge
ment of what he regards as approp
riate in a communication from the
Executive to the Legislature, treat
ing of the general intesests of the
commonwealth.
Oregon is in a rund financial con
dition. Her debt bos been nearly
extinguished. She possesses school
lands in such quantity that they will
enable her to found a system of
popular education which, if, proper
ly managed, will diffja ia time
among all classes of ber people
sound, practical learning.
JOHX H. 31 tTCHELL, of Portland,
vm elected U. S. Senator by the Ore
gon Legislature last Saturday. The
Democrat, has. of course, occupied
neutral ground in the fight which has
waged for two weeks past between
Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Corlett. They
both claim to be Grant Republicans
and as snch, we had no choice be
tween them. We believed with many
other Democrats, that Mr. Corbett
would have served the Slate belter
than Mr. Mitchell, because the latter
is identified with the corrupt and
damnable Holladay Ring, which aims
to swallow up every interest of the
State and convert it into a tributary
colony to an accursed monopoly.
Whether Mr. Mitchell will remain the
tool of Mr. HoRuday or shake off his
fetters ami serve the State, remains to
be seen. He has the ability if be has
the will to make a gorl Senator.
"Let Us hate peacz." The Lex
ington Vauvwsian has the following,
in regard to Arkansas: Hell broke
loose ia Pope county. General
Uphatzt and Sheriff Dodson, with 150
brigands spreading horror and des
truction. Several citizens already
killed and wounded. Families
robbed and insulted. Militia ban
ditti awaiting reinforcements to move
on Dover. Blood, fire, death and
devastation. Everybody fleeing from
the county. Here's your promised
peace Grant's peace hissing hot
from the bakeoven of damnation.
Re-elect the Chief-Thug, and . such
scenes won't be confined to Arkan
sas. " ' ' ": ' ' ' ' - -
Tke Court of Arbitration has fin
ished its work, and report announces
the , award , to our government as
fifteen and a half ; .millions.'. Of
course Mr. FLeb will actually leap for
joy at an award which covers about
half the damages, to say nothing, of
the disgrace and expense incurred in
getting it. That man has no sense of
shame; on idea of nations. foonor, no
conception of what diplomacy means,
and in fact very little of. anything
which goes to make a statesman.
' Garfield is stumping Washington
Territory; The Walla Walla States
man regrets that the Democratic can
didate for Delegate is not iu the field
and prepared to meet Mr. Garfield
on the stunp. We don't wish to be
lnmnsitivp. but iaa nneit mn ' r
l . ' .Wfc.WM L I J
are the DemouFAau &t Wnsh?nrtnn
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CAPITAL COflnESfUNDENCE.
. , SalkJj, Sept. SO, 1S72. .
Heigh-bol Weill .The long pent-
up agony is over, tho accouchment has
been successfully accomplished the
Senatorial baby is born and named
Joojr Hexuy Mitchell. The mid-
wives, Ben. Simpson, and bean-abdo-
mened Caples, have turned the puling
infant over to the tender care of it
wet-nurse, Doo Loryca, and its god
father, Mrs. Dnniway, hi christened
it, spanked and chunked it in its little
bunk. It is already a promising
cherub, taking to tho sucking bottle
with an avidity which promises a
rapid growth and development. This
early 'hankering" for the bottle is a
subject of much gratification to its
friends, as its mother's death in the
hour of child -birth caused many fears
to arise as to the ability of its friends
to raise the infant by hand.
On last Saturday night, after it was
fully settled that tho baby would live,
its dissipated father, commonly known
as "Holladay Clique," had a wild spree
and Bachsiiftliaii carouse over its cra
dle, in the parlor of tho "Chemekcta."
Whisky, brandy, gin, champagne, ben
siue, corn-juice and " lizard oil" fol
lowed each other in a successive stream
down the capacious throat of the joy
infuriated father, until at last his
poison -swelled tongue refused
longer to give utterance to his maud
lin expressions of felicity, and, with
tobacco juice and whisky pouring
from the corners of his mouth upon
the bespattered swaddling clothes of
the babe, he sank into a drunken stu
por beside thu crib, where he lay in a
dreamless slumber until the Sabbath's
sun had rolled his burnished chariot
half-way up the etherial pave.
This disgraceful exhibition is only
excusable upon the ground that this
is the father's first born and the last
hope of his declining years. Although
tho father's course has beeti one of
wickedness and crime, it is hoped that
this 2)romit"n'J infant may develop
into something better and purer, and
strive in his after life to dissipate thu
already expressed fears that he may
have inherited the baser features of
his projector's nature, and be a curse
rather than a blessing to tho world.
Sales!, Oct. 1, 1872
The events immediately succeeding
Mitchell's election last Saturday de
veloped some remarkably singular
features in politics. On the previous
night the Democratic members held a
caucus, and under the press of tele
gtams and petition sent by special
coir ie.'i from their Democratic con
stituents in many parts ef the State, a
large majority of them consented to
throw aside their partisan predelicta-
tations in this important contest and
support Senator Corbett as the peo
ple's candidate, believing 'that the
best interests of the State dcinau lc 1
that every effort should be made to
prevent Mr. Holladay's hired attor
ney from being foisted into so power
ful a position as that of ynitcd Stales
Senator. It was also believed by
many Democrats that Corbett was
not an enthusiastic admirer of Grant's
administration and would, if elected
exert no special effort to carry Ore
gon fr Ulysses. I have no knowl
edge, however, of Mr. C,orbctt having
given zmy expression upon this ques
tion cave what he uttered in the
trant "ratify at the Salem Opera
House a few weeks ago, and 1 could
not discover anything in his utterances
at that time that would indicate any
warning from the orthodox Radical
landmarks of the Administration.
On Saturday, when tho joint con
vention assembled to vote for U. S.
Senator, and Senator Corbett's letter,
declining to further be a candidate,
was read, the most profound astonish
ment pervaded the entire assembly.
It was wholly unexpected by Repub
licans as well as Democrats. Sage
and potent Senators looked into each
other's eyes in gravest wonder, wise
Representatives stared about in blank
dismay, and the ladies in the galleries
flushed and paled with' emotions
doubly exaggerated by surprise and
suspense.
Scarcely had the surprise attending
this announcement began to subside,
before Senator Brown, of Baker,
again electrified the audience by nom
inating Mr Corbett "on behalf of the
oppressed' people 1" He said it was
not to further the cause of Democracy
that he made this nomination, becanse
it was well understood that Mr
Corbett was a Republican; but he
wanted to name a candidate for the
whole people who was opposed to
oppressive monopolies. This senti
ment was greeted with vociferous
applause both on the floor and in tho
gallery. , " - .
As soon as order was restored the
ballot was taken with the following
result: .; . ; ;'' ;-
For Mltcholl Messrs. Brlstow, Erowh of Ma
rion, Cornelius, Coweta, : IJolpn. Hannah,
Moores, Powell, Watson, Webster, Bile, imnu,
busby, 'luirbank, Collier, Cruwjord, Corwin,
Coopt r, Congle, Caplus, tost, Downing, En-glt-K,
Harrison, Hirscn, Johnson, i.anull, Mat
lock, Martin, Powers, Pulton, Itiloy, HUldlo,
Htolt, Kiiupson, Tnornbury, West, Wuiitur,
Wasuburn, Mr. iSpeeker 11.
Kor Corbett Musitrs. brown of Eakcr, Craw
ford of Linn, , Liuallen, Myers, Puttarson,
Klraban, Cumin, Grant, HoUiikm. tstcpiiun
son, Wrisut, White 12. , - .
For Pmn Messrs. Baldwin, Hoult, Monroe,
Tolen, Andrews, Crunor, Clow, Iji Daw, Musun,
Onstdn, Hhelton, Waldon, WiUouijiiby, Mr.
President H.
Voting blank Messrs. Crystal, Allen, Blake
iey Crooks 4.
It wi'l be observed that all the Re
publicans but two, voted for Mitchell,
and they voted bLnk. !
Corbett's letter of ' withdrawal, as
well as his conduct, 'ccviuced '.many
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acmwiuu tuai, pouiuiaiiy , consult
ed, there was no diifoccDco between.
jhe and Mitchell both beki'ff firm acl
berents of the fortunes of the nepotic
and corrupt Ulysses. With this opin
ion, as well ns with n conviction,
based upon good foundation as the
sequel showed, that he could not bo
ehictod, a majority of tho Democratic
members preferred to cast their vote
for a representative man of their own
party.. Those Democrats who voted
for Mr. Corbett did so with the firm
belief that his election over Mitchell
would bo a groat blessing to the peo
ple. Those who did not vote for him
had reasons fully as potent and patri
otic, and so it would bo uuwiso and
unjust to cast oven a shade of censuro
upon either class. None but those
who have been hero during the whole
of this contest can ImVo anything like
even a remote idea of its singular
features, henco to attempt to cast
Maine upon, any one because of tho
success of thu monopoly ring would
be uncharitable.
Below wo append Mr. Corbett's j
letter ot withdrawal, from which it
will bo observed that Democrats
could expect but very little political
benefit from his re-election :
KAt.lCM, Hi-pt, 2. 1K73.
Has, W. V. IlniSTOw i You am hfivby mi.
tliitrousl to withdraw my name bi-lor.i tlio
lidultirn n a -umtltliil. lor tun I'mti-d Mtuli-s
H-imio. 1 tlutiiK you nnd ih rrt ol my IriniiOs
lor iilnclni: iijmhi r -cord your piviiTv'tiu.- lor mi.
I ulialt. lu-r.-loiiir.', luuor lor lhi r' tuity
and Hilarity of tli li-Mii,licjii party, and lor
tlx- nilvniiCfiin-iit of IK prlilcll-.
('lrcuriilnnc" hnv b-i'ii kiiuIi thnt In the
Judumi'iit ol my lirii-nils and IU" -oit tlir-y
ri-prcK -iit, it wm not wijte lor m to o Into can.
cua. Thvy ar u true and icood K'aillit.-ait n
nr.i In our rn.iik. 'I hoy tliouulit tm-y wro -n-litli-d
u th-lr oilnlon as to w:iL ua lor th
bt.-t lnlrn-t ol the h-o,Id and till' lt-ubli;au
party, 't ill pp'i-r-iici i-aniMtt lx lonu-r pr-s-ml,
in my opinion, without ilanT lo thn unity.
lr,'jii;t'i and 'rp-lutty ol that purty. I-or
th-n n-nwiK I uk tout my uuum Lhi with,
drawn. Yours very nxix ctiully,
ji. w. couuirrr.
Salem, Oct. 3.
The incidents and excitements at
tending the Senatorial contest have
given place to tho pleasures and fes
tivities of the Stale Fair, ami this
week is one of fullest interest to
thousands of people here as well as
of largest profit to the Saletnites.
At the opening of the Fair it was
feared that thu attendances would be
in in h smaller than usual, but at this
writing (Thursday) the gate r?ceipts
are said to have been quite as large as
at this time last year. The slock ex
hibit is much better than we have ev
er before observed here, especially in
tho line of cattle. S. G. Reed, of
Yamhill county, is the most promi
nent exhibitor in this department, and
has on exhibition tho most superb lot
of cattle we have ever seen collected
together upon tho Pacific coast, and
in.leeu very lew ol tno great aiaie ;
airoi me Mississippi aiiey can,
nffie1 n .Alltni dm ! 1 mt t i tn f i . I
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by one iniivnlu.il, ttian is lispiayel
iu the stalls of Mr. Reed. His slock
is all imported and comprise the
Short Horns, Alderneys, Ayrshires,
and others of tho choicest breeds of
old Albion's downy meads and luxu
riant valleys.
The phog" derarlment is full and
choice, demonstrating that Norval's
father, on thu Gratnphiuu Hills, was
not the only individual in thu world
who lakes special pleasure iu bringing
the Ketic and ephemeral "jiorker" to
the highest stale of porcine- perfec
tion. We never saw the poultry depart
ment so full or choice as it is hvre
represented at the present time.
From the slick and coquettish dung
hill pullet to the spurred and kinghtly
Shanghai, and from the demure and
modest "duckscy" to the cynnical,
braggart gander, all may here be
found in sufficiently large numbers
and varied qualities as to cause a Chi
naman to forget his heathen gods, or
a Methodist preacher to dance a sail
or's hornpipe in the ecstatic thought
of a fcat upon their roasted corpuses.
The horses, sheep, Angora goats,
etc., are all tolerably well represen
ted and make an average showing in
their classes. The Angora goats, be
ing a new feature in the stock line of
this country, naturally attract great
attention and elecit many comments
as to the probability of their success
ful raising in this region. Not being
an "Angora goatist" to any great ex
tent, we forbear inflicting an opinion
upon our readers as to the matter.
The pavilion shows less attraction
this year than usual, although there
ore bore sufficient articles of rare and
beautiful handiwork to attract the
eye of the observer and reflect Credit
upon the skill and taste of our Ore
gon ladics.
1 have no time to write further at
present. The Fair attracts tho at
tention of the statesmen and poten
tates of the Legislature, as well as
that of the "common fry," and per
consequence the legislative mill
grinds slowly and in spasmodic jerks.
Two weeks of tho session will remain
after this week, and it is expected
that during the time, of their exhus
tion the wheel will spin with light
ning velocity. M. V. B.
Under tho announcement that the
"ball is rolling,", Mrs. Duuiway says
"Susan B. Anthony has gone to Wash
ington to appear before the Congress
ional Republican Committee." We
are not certain that we comprehend
the pertinancy of the remark.
Hon. George R Helm started for
Eastern Oregon on last Monday, to
commence the Presidential canvass as
per announcement. He will endeavor
to return in time to speak at this place
and one or two "other points before
the election. "'"',''' ; -: '...,. "
Mrs. Duniwny sits among, tho re'
porters in the State Senate. Mr.Dolpb
of Portland-did-it. .. -
PACIJlti COAHTEIIH.
The town of McMinnville, Yam
hill county, wants to be incorporated.
A fart of the skeleton of a Masto
don has been unearthed in Yamhill
county.
The steamer Cay use was stink bb
iow tho Dalles last wook, but was
subsequently raised.
Quincy., A. Brooks, of Jackson
county, has been admitted to the bar
of the Supreme Court.
Cattle are fat in the Yakima Valley,
and plenty. They are held at about
six cents, not weight.
Tho Guard, at Eugene baa at last
surrendered and hoisted the names
of Greeley and Brown.
Snow fall on the Simcoo moun
tains on Sunday, tho 22d, to the
depth of about three inches.
An illegitimate baby left by its
mother with a Portland doctor is cre
ating a sensation in that city.
N no hundred and eighteen entries
were made at the State Fair up to
five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
A man named Osborn killed
cougar a few days ago, near Mary's
Peak, which measured niuo feet in
length.
aiio out io? a oi uauiana is
rapidly disappearing, while tho new
town, one milo south of the old site,
is building up.
The Oregon Central railroad is
now running to North Yamhill.
But a few more days and the iron
horso will reach tho Yuuihill river
A little son of Robert Dsnney,
residing just north of Lafayette, fell
from the barn loft on Sunday of last
week, and broke his arm iu a number
of places.
L. Westicot, of Salem, was seri
ously injured by being thrown from
an express wugon, between Saleui
and tho Stato Fair Gronuds on last
Wednesday.
The Monmouth Mctnenmr says: "An
effort is being mado to secure the
publication of a monthly paper, to
bo conducted by the students of
Christian College."
A man named Carson, living near
Canyon ville, was met on the road
near his home one day last week by
two foot-puds, who relieved him of
his loose change
There is not a flouring mill in Bak
er county. They have plenty of wat
er power, and a good flouring mill
would bo a irood investment for
,1 m that county
yur tho benefit of whom it may
... .a
col,cern wo w,n tiniQ no youu
lady got killed by falling (out of the
swing at the Linn county Fair
Ground last week.
Ben. Simpson, member of the Leg
islature fromwell, it is not defi
nitely known is convincing tho peo
ple of Salem that "what is to be, will
be." The peoplo don't like it.
A man named Stark, who has resi
ded at Yaqnina for some lime past,
was drowned in tho bay on Monday
of last week. He left a family, con
sisting of a wifa and seven children.
The Yakima country is rapidly fill
ing op with new settlers, which, in
the course of a few years, will com
pel the cattle raisers to look for
rango still further back in tho wilder
ness. John Brambille, a painter at Rose
barg, whilo engaged in whitewash
ing, stepped backward and fell a dist
ance of about eight feet. He hit bis
arm in the. fall and broke a bone
near the wrist.
Mrs.' Wm. Hill, of Roseburg,
while engaged in ironing, went to
the stove to obtain a hot iron, and as
she turned tho iron hit a little daugh
ter in the eye. She may not be per
manently injured.
The Walla Walla Statesman do
mands a full investigation of the'
robbery of the County Treasury, and
leaven the inference that certain offi
cials have been remiss in the per
form aaee of their duties.
Mr. E. W. Hall informs the Moun
taineer that wheat is selling in Grant
county at about seventy-five cents per
bushel. The grain crop this season
has been about an average one. The
gold mines still pay about as well as
usual.
The eldest eon of W. B. Carter, of
Corvallis, while riding a horse along
one of the back streets, on Monday,
from some cause becamo frightened,
and jumped off, his foot striking the
sidewalk in such a manner as to break
the outer bone of bis leg, at the ankle
joint. ' ,
Some Indians offered a yery con
siderable quantity of shot gold for
Rale at the Puget Sound Bank in
Seattle, last week, and upon being
interrogated as to where they pro
cured it, pointed toward the Cascade
Mountain?. They probably stols it,
as Indians seldom attempt mining
operations.
A few days ago C. , W. Starr met
with a very serious accident, at his
residence, near Monroe. Ho was
standing on the rear end of a load of
straw, when the team starting,' be
was thrown off backward, striking
on the back of his head. The shock
completely paralyzed him, and bis
recovery ia considered doubtful.
Ben. f Simp8onj a membar of the
Legislature, of indefinite 'representa
tive character, bas introduced a bill
into the Legislature to enable the
Stato of Oregon to acquire the ca
nal and Locks at Oregon City. His
designs are- tot yet fully developed
WEKltLY TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Horace Grceley.was at Philadelphia
ast Monday and made one of his usu
al happy gpeeches.t Wherever he
goes nu is receivcu wiui ouinuoiuoio
welcortle by the people.
A number ot ZSiour inciians nave
been interviewing the President re
cently. Thoy are not said to have
been Ot the more respectable class oi
si wash.
The Geneva award was $15,000,000.
English papers are bitter in their
denunciation of the result at Geneva.
There is troublo on tho Texan fron
tier. Mexican robbers continue to
make raids.
Severe storms prevailed on the
eastern coast during thv nrst ot the
week.
The President is on another visit to
Wnaliinrrtnn.
lhe Iribnne says Sumner declines
the nomination for Govenor of Massa
chusetts.
The Eastern papers arc sovcre in
their convents on the result of the
Fair trial.
An Ekcouuaoixo Fact. Ever since
the election of Gen. Grant, there bas
been a steady increase of the Demo
cratic vote. It would bavo required
in 18C8 a change of about 67,000
votes, distributed in several of the
States to elect Seymour. In 1871,
a change of only twenty-one volcu in
Connecticut would have given to the
Democrats States having a majority
ol tno electoral college. Here is
shown a most gratifying gain whip
ing out a majority of over 309,000
si i ico the last presidential election
These figures would indicate that the
peoplo have already declared against
the Grant party.
A Merited Complimext. The
Walla Walla Statesman, referring to
lhe appointment of Judge E. D. Shat
tuck on the Greeley and Brown ticket
says: He has taken the stump in
Oregon for Greeley and reform. Iu
the early and better days of the party
Judge Shattuck was a Republican of
the straighiest sect, but now that the
naiao of Republican has become a
synonym with corruption, he turns
his back on old party associations an
joins hands with the men who are la
boring to restore the rule of honesty
in the administration of public afEtir
One of the papers commends Gen
Oram s quiet, stratglillorwanl way
of doing his duty in regard to the
civil service reform. Considering that
his way consists in quietly ignoring
the whole matter, breaking the prom
ises he has made, and using the offices
of the nation to pay his personal re
tainers with, the intended compliment
becomes a terrible satire. It is a pity
that somebody cannot invent some
thing that Gen. Grant can be praised
fur without having the commendation
turn into an accusation.
Gux. Jo. Lave ha written another
letter urging Democrats to support
Greelev and Brown. The brave old
soldier and statesman has still the in
terests of his country at heart. In
his youth, his early manhood, and his
old age, Gen. Lane has always been
ready to defend the rights of freemen,
cither upon the field or from the ros
trum. May his dccling years bo as
peaceful as bis former life has been
eventful. His name is inseparably
connected with the history of his
adopted State.
A DILL has been introduced into
the Legislature to pay to the contrac
tors of tho Lunatic Asylum interest
on their claim upon which warrants
have not been issued. If our Legis
lators wish to bo just before they
are generous, they will remunerate
those who were victimized when the
Republicans ingloriously fled from the
House in 18G8, and left some of the
officers and employees of the Stato to
suffer by their recreancy.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the Cth
inst. says: "We happen to know
that one of the leading Grant mana
gers here gave up the State of Illi
nois as lost to Grant and Wilson be
yond peradventure. He hopes to
make it up by carrying Indiana, but
he won't. There never has been a
more promising outlook for any party
than that which now exists in Indi
ana for Greeley and Brown. Hen
dricks' majority in October will not
be less than 15,000."
It is supposed that the Custom
House at Portland will supply posi
tions for at least a half score of dead
beads for the next four years if Grant
is elected.
NEW A D V K K T 1 S E M E N T S
ESTBAY NOTICE.
State of Oregon, Covnfj of Linn, SS.
TAKEV UP BY R. M. ELDER, OF HAL
aev Precinct, one Pay Mare, fifteen hands
hiirh. of heavy build, whit" In forehead and on
the nose, and supposed to bd twelve yenrs old.
Appraised ov inn unaTignoa on vne i.n any
or September, 1872, at
H JAS. A. PORTER, J. P.
FI7MIXVRE SALE.
Being deslrious to make a chanse In my bus
tneai, I hereby olftT for sale tho entire stock of
furniture belonging to tho
ST. CHARLES HOTEL !
upon the following liberal terms : Upon
sum of twenty-five dollars and upwards f
all
from
thirty to sixty days time to suit tho purchaser.
Any person wisninjr to ouy ne w
be Riven still more liberal terms.
to buy the whole outtit will
ADDly soon
and secure a good bargain. ,
aSwl. H. BRENNER.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
VK THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP J.
M. a. dm vp. deoeased. Notice is beruby iriven
thattho undersigned, by virtue of . an order of
the County Court of Linn county, Oregoaaiado
In vacation by the Judw thereof, on the 21st
day of September, 1872, was' duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of J. C. Graves, .de
ceased. Therefore all persons having claims
afrninst satd estate are notified to present tlto
same, properly veri fled, to the undersigded re
siding In Albany, Oregon, within the time and
in tho mannesprescrioea Dy law.
DAVID FROMAN. AdmY.
Ofo. K. Huxsr, Att'y for A3mfr..
Sept.?", IS7!Li-a4;r!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS'
Vlneo-nr iMf fers tro cot a vllo Fancy
Prink, made of font P.nm, Whisky, Proof
spirits ami Refuse Liquors, doctored, t piced,
end sweetened to please the taste, called
"Tonics," "Appetizers," "Kesitorers," Ac,
tli. it lead the tippli r on to drunkenness and
ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from
the native roots and herbs of California,
free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are
the (Jreat ijlood Purifier and a Lire-giving
Principle, a Perfect Itenovator and Jnvlgor
ator ol the System, carrying off all poisomms
fiiain-r, nnd restoring the blood to a healthy
condition, enriching It. refreshing and In
vtgorutliigltoth niiiKl and body. They are
easy of administration, prompt In their ae
tion, certain In their results, safe and reli
able In all forms of disease.
Se Peraon tun lake fbeae Bit
ters according to directions, and remain
lung unwell, provided their bones are not
destroyed ty nilm-ral poison or other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair. ,
Uyaprpia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain In the Bhouidrr. Coughs. Tight
ness of tb Client, blzzlKess, Hour K nicta
tion of the Klomach, Uail Taste In the
Mouth, lillloos Attacks, Palpitation of tho
Heart, Inflammation of the Langs, Pain Iu
the region of the Kidneys, and a hundred
other painful symptoms, are the offsprings
of iiyspepiia. In these complaints it has
no equal, and one bottle will prove a better
guarantee ol Its merits than a lengthy ad
vert isement.
for Female Complaints, In young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of
womanhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
liitters display so decided an influence that
a murked Improvement Is soon perceptible.
For Inflttitimntorjr and ( brontr
Kheumntiwm aud Gout, Uyspepsia or
lodigeatlon, Hiiious, Iuiiunt and Inter
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood. Liver,
Kidneys and bladder, these liitters nave
been most snccestnii. ftuch Diseases are
caused by Vitiated Hlood. which Is generally
produced by dt-Kuigenenl of Uieldeestlve
Organs.
tor Kklti Dlvraaea, Eruptions, Tet
XfT. Sail liiieum, blotches, hpots. Pimple,
Pustules, Bolls, Carbuncles, King-worms,
hcald-Uead, Sore fcyes. Krysipeias. Itcb.
Scurfs, LHscoloraUons of the Skin, Humors
and Disease of (ft "tin. of whatever name
or nature, arenlierally dug op arid carried
out of the srstein In a short time by the ose
of these Hitter. Or bottio in such eases
will convince the most tncreduloca of their
curauve effects.
'lenae I ho Vitiated Dlood when
ever you bud Its Imparities bursting through
trie skin In Pimples, Lruptions, or Mores :
cleanse It when you nod It obstructed and
rlogguh In th? veins ; cleanse It when It is
fjol ; your fe-Ungs will tcil you when.
Ueep the blood pure, ard the health of the
synu-in will follow.
Pin, Tape and! other Worms,
lurking In the system of so many thousands,
ere effectually destroyed aud removed.
BaysadiHtiiiffuiAhcd physiologist: There Is
ccarccly an individual on the face of the
t-ann whose body Is exempt from the pres
ence of worms. It Is uot upon the healthy
elements of the body that worms exist, bat
upou the dleitcd humors and slimy deposits
tjial breed these living monsters of dbtease.
No system ol medicine, no vermifuges, do -snihciniinillcs,
will Iree the system from
worms like these liitters.
Mechanical sicaa. Persons en
gaged Iu Paint and Minerals, such as
!nuintera. Typexetiera, Oold-beaters and
Miners, as they advance In ille, are sobject
to paralysis of lhe Bowels. To guard against
tins, take a dose or WaLgga'a Viioa Hit
ters twice a week.
Hilion. Itrtnittent and Inter
millent (even, winch are so prevalent
lo tile valleys of our great river through
out the tolled Ktates. especially those of the
Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri. Illinois. Tennes
see. Cumberland. Arkansas. Ked, Colorado.
P.razo. Kio rande. Pearl, Alabama. Mobile,
havsunoh, Koanoke, James, and many
others, wi;h their tat tributaries, through
out oar entire country during the r ummer
and Autumn, and remarkably so during ea
. sous of unusual beat and dryness, are In
variably accompanied by extensive de
rangements of ihc stomach and liver, and
other abdominal viscera. Ia their trear
ticnt, a purgative, exerting a powerful lh
Borrirc upon these various organs, fet essen
tially necessary . There ts no cathartic for
the purpose e,ual to Da. J.Wsleek's Vikb
ca BiTrr.it. as they will speedily remove
the dark-colored viscid matter wlih walca
the bowels are loaded, at the same lime
simulating the secretions of the liver, aod
generally restoring the healthy luucUons of
the digestive organ.
Scrofula, or Klnra EtII, White
Swelling, fleers, EryMpela. Swelled neck.
Goitre. Mcrofuious Inflammations. Indolent
lnnamiuattoDs, Mercurial AtTecUona. Old
Bores, Eruptions of the ma, bore Eyes,
etc., etc. In these, as in all other constitu
tional Dtscates. Wjliek'j Vincoaa Bit
tkbs have shown their great curative pow
ers Is the moot obsunato and Intractable
cases.
Dr. Walker's California Vlne
' rar U iters act on all these cases in a
Miultar manner. ISy pnrtrylng the Blood
they remove the cause, and by resolving
away the effects of the Inflammation (tho
tubercular deposits) the affected parte re
ceive health, and a permanent core la
effected.
The Aperient and mild Laxattre
properties of lia. Lira's Viskosb Bit
Teas are the best safe-guard In cases of erup
tions anJ malignant fevers. Their balsamic,
healing, and soothing properties protect the
humors ot the fauces. Their Sedative prop
erties allay pain In the nervous system,
stomach and bowels, cither from inflamma
tion, wtud. colic, cramps, etc
Directions. Take of the Bitters dh
going to bed at night from a half to one and
- one-half wine-glassful. Eat good nourishing
food, such as beef-steak, muuon chop, veni
son, ruast beef, and vegetables, and take
' oul-dour exercise. They are composed of.
purely vegctablo Ingredients, and contain
no spirit.
11. II. ncDOXALD b CO
Druggists A Gen. Agta., Ban Francisco. Csl.,
A cor. Washington and Chariton Sis., N.Y.
BOLD SY ALL DRCCGIST3 A DEALERS.
v8nSyL
Aleinn Kr day I Agents vnted!
(llVsaU All classes of working peo
pie, oi eitber svx, young or oiu, ma.u more
money at work lor us in their spure luoim ts,
or all the time, than at anything else. Particu
lars tree. Address U. tUUsou E Co., PortlH..d,
ilalue. vMa7yl.
MEALED I'UOPUSALS.
oeu-;i) fhoposais will be keceiv.
C? ed at the oliice of tno Albany A Santlnm
W'aU-r iitcli or Canal Co., up to October 1st,
lHTi. lor grading, dinning or burning sum diun.
i'ians and siecilicutioua will be luund at toe
oliice ol aaid Coiupauy. L. K1JCINH,
K. .MAXsUkU, ISl'C). iTVSiueuu
vsnStf
? T and women Buainess that will Pay
from (I to $3 per day, can ba pursued at your
own homes, aud it strictly honorable. Scad for
samples that will enable yuu to go to work at
once. Address
J. LATiIA.TI A CO.,
nlwO 302 Washington St., Jlostun, Mun.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
mTOTICE IU HEREBY GIVEN THAT
BY
Lm virtue of an execution issued out of tho
Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon for I Jnn
county, hi me directed nnd delivered, in tavor
of V. Ketehum, pluintitf, and against W. H.
Gnarhart and Elisnbetli Gcarhurt, defendanta.
for the sum of U11.3T, judgment and costs of
suit, I have this the 2yth dny of August, A. I.
187, levied upon the following described real
estate, to-wlt :
Ixrts No. three (.1) nnd four (1) in block So.
sixty-Bcven (U7) in tho city of Albany, County
of I Jnn, Stato of Oregon, as described on the
Elats and surveys of said city of Albany, on
le iu tho Clerk's olHco in Linn county, Oregon,
and on
Mondqy, the 30th day of Sqit., 1872,
between the' hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock f. At., to-wit : 11 o'clock A. it. of said
day. In limit of tho Court House door, in the
city of Albany, IJnn county, Oregon, I will sell
the above described property, for cash in band,
at public outcry to tho highest bidder.
ALIJiN PARKER. ;
Sherlir, l.mu Co., Oregon.
Dated August 20, 1872. n3wi.
SU.1IHOXS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, for the County oj Minn.
O. P. S, Plummer, Pl'fT, vs. Sarah.. 13. Plum
mer, DelX.
Suit in equity for divorce.
To Sarah M. Plummer, defendants
In the name of tho Stats of Oregon s You aro
hereby required to apar and answer tno
complaint oi tho above-named plaintitf, now
on tile against you in the above-entitled cause,
within ten days from the date of the service of
this summons upon, you. If served in Linn
county, Oregon ; out if served in any othi r
county within this State, then within twenty
duya irom thu date of the service of this sum
mons upon you ; nnd it sr rvtd by publication,
then on tho first dny of the next term of said
Ctjnrt, which shall commence six weeks or
more after the dato of the first publication
hereof, whioh said term will eommeneo on the
4th Monday, tho 28th day of October, 1S72.
And if you tail to answer as above required,
tho planum win apply tome ctmrt lor me re'
lief demanded iu tho complaint, which is. to
obtain a iudgmerd, and decree of the Court dis
solving the bonds of matrimony existing be
tween you ana tne piainuir, ana awnraing me
care and custody of tho minor children named
In tho complaint to the plaintiff, atid for such
other renei as pertains to equity.
GEO. R. UELA1. Attt for Plff.
, Published by order of Hon. B. V. Bonham.
Judge of suid Court, which.- order- bears dato
Dated, bept., 1372. njtvS.
A B V E R T I S E3I E N T Si
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RaWs My:Mfif
, , CCRES THE ORSl PUSS , ,
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NOT ONE HOUR
Aftw NsSInt ni. sdiinsrii m4 my aw '
' SCFFEB WITH PAIS.
RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF
is a ccrb ron xveav rat.
It Milks n Is
THE ONLY PAIN EEMETJTr
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1-ALnTATIOW OHUM.HKAKT,
HTSTIRICB, CRXtr, KirHTIIERIA,
catakkm, wrivEirzA, -
HgAOACHC, TOOTMACHK,
filuLKALOIA, RIIEL'MATISM,
COLD CHIUA. AOC CIIILIJ.- '
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or H.K.MI aso wr.mHT ci.v.au ki a so
hmAV tUMU UMrLkXIOH SfcCtRfcOTO AU.
Dr. HI AD WAIT'S :
Sarsasarilliaii Resolvent
HAS MA OK THE M'T ASTONISHIHO CCRCS:
S'l(l.'ICK,S4 RAPlO AI'.K7ll.CItAS.kStlie ,.
sour t.M.Rioas, rst-oiTHe LHna-kisce -or
THIS JULLK wtuuuoii. Mtoitian.
THAT
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. .
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Dr. FATHgaYS i
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CiVABDIAVS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
IX THE MATTER OK THE ESTATE AXD
Guardianship ol Jacob yr, an insane, per
son, or a peraon inrapablo of transacting hir
own business. Nrfix- is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of snb, mnde and entered of
record by the County Court of Linn county, Or
egon, at th" &-rtrn(jcr term thereof, ls72, 1 will
sell at the Court Hnust door, at Albany, Ore
gon, at public auction, on Saturday, the it h day
if October. lA at 1 o'clock r. v., of soul
day, that Is between the hours of 9 o'clock A.
M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. of said day, the loilow
ing descrilH-d r-al estate belonging to said ward,
to-wlt : Commencing at a point "Ai chains north
of the south-west corner of the Donation Land
Claim of Jacob Nye, it being claim Not. No.
m. and Claim No. 41, in Tp. 15,8. It, 1 west
Unit county. Oregon, and running tbenoa
north U chains, east l'Wchatns, south 12 chains,
west I'M chains to the place of beginning con--talnlug
1.0 acn-s more or less, lying and being:
in Linn county, Oregon. Terms ot sale aro
one-half of purchase price to be paid down In
U. H. gold coin, nnd the residue to be paid in I'.
K gold coin, with I percent, interest per month
In six months, with approved security by mort
gage on the premises, uprm the notice, terms
and conditions as by law prescribed.
F. M. PWVELL, Guardian.
G eo. TL TTklm, Att'y for Guardian.
Kept. 5. ISTi , . ntwl.
OOAP KANE'S COXDEXSED. THOMAS'
IW Water. lUeachieg, and other kinds
sold by WHEELER mt S1IEDD.
The atantlaru y lor Coajras, '
IsCsasu, Sore Throat, Whooping
, Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, 1 mn-
ch.tis, Hleding of the Lungs, and ev
ery affection cf tbe Throat. I.unga and
Chest. Including Consumption.
WUtan't BsOsam of Wild. Cherry
doea not dry up a Cough, but loosens It,
cleanses the longs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of the com-
ralnt. None genuine unless signed L
Ctts. Piepa.-cd by Seth W. Kowlk
Son. Bnsu.ii. bold by Kkdoisgtos.
HosTBrrKR A Co., San Francisco, and
by dealers generally. ,
v8n7yl. ' -r -
Bewaro of Counterfeits f
JOB ROSES' "VRSsii8
st mstmnmivmtp cocsrssrsiTSD. t)nAwnt Dmf.
fUlm tmitttvor tm ttll A cmunitrtia Hmtmktrrtmltr
ftrmjltt. TA frnnuin A IA assiisJoo Mssea
easac rckft. AU MT sr woriAu usKaooa.
Th easciaa Pills are antsiling ia the ears of all
. i i J J i A wki.lt -
femals eonstitutiott is rabjaot. Thr modersl i all
zces and remova all obstroetioas, from what-
TrCU,TO WATtRTF-D IiADDES. " - ' s
they are psrticniarly suited. Thay will to a SDOrt
tint bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerrol, contain nothing h art
ful to the eotutitutfoa. to all ease ef Nervons sna
gplnsl Aflections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fstigneon illirht exertion. Palpitation of tb Heart. .
all nih.i m.n. hn:ill.A. Th edmnlsr sraonii
WCn DHEIS SIT ttinitMOOi W WlA.rew. v-
will b nt tro to all writing tor them, sealed .
Anm nhaai at Inn 4"
N. B. fh all esses where the Olirjisa esrraotba
eetalnnil. One Dollar eneloeed to the Role Proprie
tw, JOB MOSKS, Is Cortlandt 8U Nw Yorkwill
Insure a bottle of tha renuinm, eontalning Jifty
Vllliu. tv return nil. imml mmalmd from SXLT
anowledre of Irs contents. ' . '
wm e- iww mi aa I aj I l"tE?cl
n-ki.r it i cii minwi.w
BRYAN'S PfTtMOSIC WAWE9
Cars Cocoas. Colds. Astbsa, Bbomobitis, 8oaa)
Tbsoat, HoAasasass, Bimooi-r BsaATBiao, I
cirissT Cossoarnos as a Lrso Dissasss. They
hsve no tasto of medicine, and any child will take
them. Thousands hf.vo been restored to health that ::
had before despaired. Tetinny rivenln hnndida
ef ee. Ak lor BRTAN'8 UtMONIC WAJEB8.
Price 33 cents aor box. JOBilOSE3,Ftopria
tor. is Cortlandt Street, New York.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY. -
ho. Jit Rne Lombard, Paris.
These Tdtls are highly reeemmsndad by tea entire -Medical
Paculty of francs as the very best remedy .
In all eases of 8 permatnrrhoea, er Seminal Weak- -ns
: Nightly, Sally or Prma'r Emission ; 8sx-
tuil Wenknees or Impottncy ; Weakness arisiegfrocn
8eeTtBbitsanl Sexual Excesses l&ttmSatUm of tho
Genital Organs; Weak Spine : Deposiuinths Urine,
and all the rhsstly trnin of Diseases arising front
Overuse or Excesses. They r whew all oUiertwm-'
lies fail. Pamphlet of Advice In waeh box. or will
be sent Free to sny address. Price 91 er Box. .
Sent by mail, rtcurr Ivmralci frnm miletaervtim. on ..
receipt of pHee. OSC A B O. MOSIS, 1 CoartAggr
6t., K it Yosil, Sola Geiusril At-nt Jot AJaiie-T
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