The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 28, 1874, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMSIVIUU. r'jUDAY ....... ArGUST 28, -1874. KEAIOCBATIO VICTOEIES, At the election in North Carolina, the JomocratS have carried the State, and elact seven' Democrats to Con Kttsa, Mid one Eadical. Tennessee haagone Democratic by lar:o majority.. This state made a racs strictly on the civil rights question, Nashville and Memphis, which have been under Eadical rule ever since the war, have carried the election by the Democrats and , eoa Gcrvatires. , Memphis has a majority of 3,000.,, ' . '',.,'..... . Kentucky is overwhelmingly Dem ocratic. Viclcsburg, which 'has been ruled by negroes and Radicals for many years, has been redeemed' by tho Democrats. The gun which . Oregon - fired in June is being re-echoed in the early autumn campaigns, and by the time tho Ides of November shall speak of grand Democratio victories our Ead ical friends will awake to a knowl edge' of the fact that the 'dead De mocracy" have secured a majority in the Jjower House of the next Con gress. - - ' . ; ; ' . , . Vim Uill,ll' voHXtiH, , ,," Somebody somewhere has gotten up a corner in the wheat market, and it looks now as though our, farmers were to bo chiseled out of a fair price for this year's production. . Wo don't think the thing can continue) -bow-ever. , The blockade must bo raised soon, and we have uj doubt our pro- ducers will yet realize 'a fair price for their grain. However, we would not hav(j tbma rely upon this assertion of ours to induce them to hold back after they have been offored a living price for their grain, as they can scarcely espect to receive as hand some a figure as they did last year. , A jocko lady and gentleman re cently married, lie at the point 'of aeamm jjovor, JN. J., m consequence of having been thrown over a preci pice. Tfyy had boen married at Dover and with three friends started on a trip p Budd's lake. While climbing the Stanhope mountain. near the rnilroad bridge, the polo pf ' A JOURNALISTIC MILLENNIUM. It has alwayi been our special, de light to be on the most friendly and fraternal footingwith our. brethren of tho "quill and pastepot," no matter .what our political differences or bus iness rivalries may have been; and it is with sinuerest pleasure that we are daily able to note the growing suavity and expanding courtesy evinced be- twscn the- journalistic fraternity of Oregon. . In surveyinsr the whole newspaporial horizon of our State we can to-day scarcely discern a gather ing frown upon the placid page or a menacing fist shaken by even one in dignant brother. In fact the very re verse seems to be the order every body appearing to be excruciatingly sweet on everybody else, and appar ently exhausting the vocabulary in search of endearing adjoctives and flattering praises. Of course there must almost always be some obscure exceptions to the most .universally prevalent order of things, and they are to be found in this "Journalistic Millenium;" but with the exception of a little local disturbance between the two live littlo Salem dalies wherein , tho classics' expressions, 'Morning Dab," and "Evening Dia per," are the very harshest epithets brought into requisition not a ripple of discord nor a wavo of trouble rolls across the peaceful breast of Oregon journalism Indeed it seems like the Satan of newspaperdorn was at last bound in niilleiiial chains, and that patient forbearance, fraternal love and Christian communion were here after to be the distinguishing traits of the repentant brotherhood of the North Pacific. '' ' 1 This Is indeed a refreshing season in the: erstwhile turbulent career of our newspaper experience -a bright oasis m the desert of Oregon parti san journalism; and if it will 'only continue a little whilo longer pur readers may entertain the fond hope of seeing a Sunday School column m the Democrat and a standing' hymn of praise, at the galde end of the editorial department. . . Moral: - Now is a good time to pay your subscription. - ,", AMENDS HONOItABLK. A few weeks ago during the jtime that our attention was engrossed in election matters an item cretJtvntc our columns reflecting upon the jpur ndlistic career and financial standing of that eminent Democratic journal' ist.'M. M.. Pomeroy. , The allegations contained in the item . were taken from an exchange, and had been going the rounds of the press for some tune. Since the publication of it in the Democrat we have received a courteous letter from "Brick," in which he calls our attention to the article and insists that the assertions therein contained are untrue. We sincerely regret that our columns should have been instrumental in fulminating slanderous allegations against so distinguished and able an advocate of Democratic principles as our brother, "Brick." We give place to this frank recantation of the spec ifications enumerated in the item re ferred to so that "Brick" may have no roason to complain that the amende honorable was not made in as public and conspicuous a manner as were the charges complained of. Since writing the foregoing our at tention has been ct'led to an article in Pomeroy'i Democrat, referring in indignant terms to the item referred to and alluding to the editor of this papor in harshest epitaphs. Well. we don't design making any correc tions, because pf .this indignant out burst from "Brick," but will only add that if he chooses to accept the apology in the spirit in which it is offered, there will be no cause-for further hostility -between us-two Brothers in more relations than one tho carriage broke and the vohiu'l. rolled rapidly down the steen staiIo tt struck against the side of the " bridge, tore off the roiling, and went over the nbycg fifty feet deep. Tho bride and one of the gentlemen had -both arms and legs and several ribs .: broken. The two other ladies were fearfully bruised, and tho bridegroom fractured 'an arm beside receiving a numuor or outs about his person. Tt. n'a tt.nn.vU J,- 1 r uv t.vuuut recover, xiie Buflerers were all removed to Dover. . XT i " . Humour is ayiag out nmong mo Kouicals especially in tho rank nf the Southern carpet-baggers who .have received their education in that -cuool in which their kind only can tarn experience. The dispatches lull us that the resolutions of the 'AI nbama, Republican Convention dis claim that they desire social equality or special equality legally enforced; :.hat they desire no. mixed schools.. md recognize the fact that every 'iou.se is sacred- from intrusion, and bat in a free country every one can lictate for himself. , , Tub Custar expedition has com- lutcd the exploration of the Black fills country, which proves even ichor than was before reported. J old and silvor is found ir uumor- ,us places and in quantities so grout hat minors estimate that with a pick ad pan a singlo minor mny take out .10 , per dnj. The distance from Jismarek to the gold regions is about .50 miles, over a practicable route, he citizens of Bismarck are greatly xcitod, and. already expeditions aro rganizing. 1 ' . -. Thanks, Bum-". 'bum! We are un-i-r manf obligations to the entire ewspapor fraternity of Oregon for 'isir favorable and flattering notices f the recent change in the Di:mo- wat irroprietorahip and its entrance !on the threshold of volume ton.. ,.-mtlemfin and" feller fellers, your maness is not thrown nway upon worthy or unappreeiative objects, i we hope to be ablo to attest in the jars to come after "this yero," "9 , V SirnAst B. AxTiioar is accused by a rvant girl of Tilton's of having an caught sitting on Tilton's lap, d now the gentle Susie rushes into nit and denies the soft impeach nt. We don't see any necessity r that. Tilton is universally nc- iowieuged by his worst enemie; i have been a mau of taste and ro- 'enient, nud nobody has ovor 1 to fn use liun of Sodomy. A Cixcrawn cliNjat-1 of t'ie nth E'tiWe u of tils Live counties thus fciato foot up 40.00U majority d tl e new C ..a' ' n inn, ai, it - 1 f J Ui it it jt d ' I v i t ) (,)(, and, jii'i 75,f 00 .'i..y. The vote on (ha hceno i x,U come m pood shape, and ! i it ,, I lc itn. '''' , w " a i WHAT TO 1)0 Wl'JTU TUIS.H. Sam. Evans, ,of the Ottumwa (Iowa) Democrat, has struck a rich idoa in the following: With the broad ex panse of unoccupiod territory which belongs to the people of the United atatcs, wo wonder that some states man has not heretofore suggested the way in which to got rid of two uudesirablo elements of discord. The problem can easily be solved when wo go at it in tho right way, Sot the negroes off into a reservation out west lot them go out thoro and grow up with the 'country! Give them territory enough to make a big nigger btato mako it a penal offqnso for any white man to go into their territory except in an ofilcor of the Government, an Agent or Suporin- toudout. Thon give the Indians a reservation' tluV sido of thd negro Eopublio, between us and the colored troops and thon lot those interesting specimens of. humanity work -out their own salvation with fear and trembling. Let them raid nil they please, provided1 they raid on their own grounds! Lot the niggers have all the Civil Eights thoy cun get from the vhijum." .Lot .them go in on their norvel ' Let them vote just as often as they please, but enforce the regu lations to kill each black or red ras cal caught on whito territory. We would insist on having no river betwoonthe reservations 1 Let it be an imaginary Thiol, Let them amal gamate! We want to see them fuse! We want them to get acquainted with each other! The citizens of Brookhaven, Mis sissippi, know how to settle the nig ger question, Last T ok three col ored contrabands forced an entrance into the house of an estimable lady and violated her person, and the next day tlioy were caught and sum marily hanged, in the presence of a thousand people. They confessed to the commission of the attrocious crime. Since Mo'ulton's statement is pub lished oven the most skeptical of the loading papers concede the proba bility of Boechor's guilt, Tho great New York journalsare almost a unit in acknowledging the conviction of the great preoohor, and there is scarcely a paper of any respectability which deigns to express an adverse opinion. RIM UHKA'r- MISTAUia. ' Tho 'great mistake of Boecher's life was not following tho practice of Geii. .Wiiifteld Scott, who was a man of an eminently practiual turn of mind, end proflitied much by the lessons of experience. Ha nuffored considerable from dotraotion and misrepresentation as to conversations which had taken place between him self and certain women when no ono else was preseut. Ho determined that such n thing Bhould iievor occur again, aud resolved, aa a rule of his life, that ho would never again have an interview with a woman without having a third person proseut as a witnoss. To this determination, once forniod, he adhciv . with char acteristic pertinacity, although by so doing, he Bomutimos gave great of fense. There is one instance given in which a very highly cultivated, iuj unfiling woman, wno Held oontidon tial rolrtions with a foreign govern ment, was oxlxomely anjjuug to have aprivuteWk with the old General; uut He Btubboruly refused, except in tho presence of a third person. How much better it would have boen for Henry Ward if he had always taken some one else with him his own wife for it.nl unre when ho Went to interview Mrs. Tllton. There could scarcely lme been a question raised against his taiusceudant virtue and eminent purity,.itu far as his relations wilu Mrs. Tilton were pontwrnAil and Theodore could have enjoyed lilH II.H .iW.F.I it,,.. ..a... ...... ft, ...J. .!. .'!( I Willi airs. v U oodhull nn.l W, Gov. Leslie, of Kentucky, has cnlled out four companies of militia to quoll tho disturbance occasioned by the whites and backs in Lancas ter. A dispatch says spasmodic fighting has been going on thoro since Friday. . It now looks as if our coming Leg islature is" to bo absolutely gobblod lip aud carried off in the arniB of a bevy of determined wouion who will swarm about tho capital, clamoring for "suffrago" aud ."privileges" and j tilings. : Leoisi.atuhb meets two weeks from next Monday. ' . . i A breauhy cow a near relative to the, Albany oow that opens gates and oats up our vegetables and flower gardens out on Birch crock, having dono considerable damage to the grow ing crops of a certain i nticlior, his bel ter half went to a neighbor, borrowed a shotgun, wont home and fired a olmnrs of fine shot into the bovine. The boy who loaded the cun. nut in so large a load and rammed it down so tight, that the gun kicked the irate lady till her head swam and she saw more stars than the "milky way" con tains, and the cow will probably "kick tho bucket" from the efiuoU of tho wound. , A ono-leggod soldier, a Mormon. reoontly asked, Biigliam Young to supply, by a miiaolo, the missinc iinu; uut the apostle, not to be caught, mado this reply; "I 0an in an insittnt produce a now letf in nlaoe ot tho old ono, but then you soo.iflido, it will cause great ineonvenionoe to you in heaven, for aftor your' exalta tion to glory, the original leg will oomo back to tho spirilualined body; mine also being ofdivino origin, bo comes inimoi tul, and, in this case, ob- soivo how very awkward a three- legged angel h om(Utuh would appear among the inhabitants of the eturuul world!" Tho Salt Lake Tribune says: "In Caoho volley, tho othor day, ono of our fellows got huiijrry for boar, and as bruin would'nt come to him lie went lor bruin, and found him. liuiiig iroin uregon, he adopted tho strategy of tho Oiegonians, so ho threw up his feet for breastworks, and tho way he pounded red hot shot i.ito that bear, was a oautlom to varmints, Ho now has bear to sell." ii j 1. 1 an 1 to io'p 'I i on m Silt J ilo un i . in it , r, r i w i ' in 1 1 er ,.,,nt, f, ,- . J. l"n " " " ifuuiuuon uy his own hfe-mate. , . Tun greut Ktudebaker wnran fac tory of Souih Beml, Ind.. burna.1 j last Tuosd.-iy. ' Loss JSQO.OlJO. The latest rumor in connection with the transportation question is tho organisation of a company, with $j0,. 000 capital, to place a line of steamers on tho Columbia from Celilo to the head of navigation. Tho cqmiinnv also proposes to construct a line of railway ftem Dayton to Walla Walla. and, in addition, build railroad port age at tho Dalles and Can-ados. Trains of emigrants from Arkaiuaa, Missouri and Nebraska passed through Uuion, during the week, Tbey had oomo all tho way tho phtim across and wer nuarly four mouths on the road. : PACIFIC COASTER. ' Sickness at Pendleton. Washington Territory election Nov. 3. Kastern Oregon crops turning out splendid. . Game law out and game plcantiful. Go a-gunning. Another preacher scandal is soon to startle all Oreiron. ' State Temperance Union meets in Salem Sept. 15th. , , A large nnmber of emigrants are arriving iu tho Walla Walla. Senator Jones, of Nevada, has an income of 0200,000 per month. Washington Territory is beine aneoted with an Independent party. ine walla Walla Sunday law is to oe repealed, after a month's experi ment on it. I wo men named Baker and Crouch, were hanged at Shasta, Cal., last Wed nesday. The iead chief of the Piegans, "Black Eagle," was killed in a drunk en row last week. A schooner came into Yaouina Bay last week and took a load of lumber from tho Oneatta mills. . XT,V, iuiiiornia nas Deen en joying the luxury of an earthquake. It was lively but net severe. John White, of 'Frisco, got tired of lifo, and a knife driven into the stom ach gratified his ambition for another sphere. A young Gorvais boy named Gooly has to have a wooden foot made, but he refuses to sell the gun for less than he paid for it. William Stray is his name, and hei nas vindicated its appropriateness by straying off with another man's wife from Virginia City, ' A soldier was nearly killed last Tuesday In Portland while playing nigger billiards," by being hit over the head with a cue. A Marion county man went to the Clerk s office to get licence to marry Diinorgot toe girl's name and had to go home without the licence. Gen, Howard has araived in Port land, and assumed command .of the Columbia. He will soon begin estab lishing Indian Sunday Sohools. The Arcadian Base Ballists of Port land have started on a tour through out the State. They better not meet the Soap Creek "Startlers " A watermolon, with colic enough to supply all tho juveniles of the house hold, can be purchased at Salt Lake for the low consideration oT ten cents. In order to keep a hired girl in Golden, Colorado, one must keep a horse and buggy for her. to attend Grange meetings, and a ninnn Ihr recreation. , , ' An Orogon City man wouldn't stand -any nonsense from the Lo family; but he wiU have to eet his boots copper-toed if the thing goes on much longer, Mr. Drisooll of Princeton CM. tried to force an entrance into a saloon, to got a drink ot whiBkey. His funeral was a modest one, aud the saloon keep er was acquitted. A Eureka boy sot fire to a hog's bpd In a shed, to kill some floas but ho forgot to take his father's house out of the way, and it fell a victim to his fertility of expedients. Soveral wagons of emigrants havo lately ruaulied Jacksonville, Some have gone to Josephine County, others romained in Jackson, whilo t'.,e bal ance passed on through for the North. outs aremad at the Govenor of Washington for cheating them out ofa treat by postponing the hanging of Moose Moose; an Indian, who . was sentenced to be hanged on the 15th uist. A Salem man signod the petition for-tho pardon of, Gorand on the ground that tho hanging would cost Marion county too raiioh. None but a Salomito would hove thoucht of that. The contract for buildiV tho Dalles and Sandy Wagon road between the middle and lower landing at tho Cas cades, has boon let to Mr, John Cart- wriglit, for tho turn of 810,000 in bonds. When a Portland woman chases her boy with a broom, he runs down on a wharf and jumps into the water. When ho oomos out his face is washed; his mother does not know him, and he ia safe. A 'Frisco man pleaded exemption from punishment for whipping his landlady on the ground that ho thought he ought to have control over tho woman who made a living oy mi money. We often hoar ol people who are too poor tomarry; but a California couple who hod boen engaged oometime! married because they oould not off.ird to keep two aeparate rooms in a bcaiding-hoHso. We are informed that Hon. R L. Bnstow, of Eugene, has purchased the Salem Mercury of Thompson tt Cornell. Mr. Briatow' is at present oue of the Slate Capital Coinmissiou- j ore and ia an unfiiucuini Democrat, Success to him. .' Four drunken people, whilo crow ing the river at Portland tho other night, in a skiff, lost ono of thoir num ber overboard, but the othor throe never missed him till thoy sobered up uext morning, when it was discovered that he was drowned. While a young couple wert dili gently engaged in parkins at a house in Ogden, recently, a streak of lightumg struck the house, weut down the chimney, aud scattered asbee, dUhcs, furniture and the lovers pro- misaaoiiely about the room. The lov ers at firnt thought it was the old man, eome in from the next room with a saline elm olub, but after tney found out what a little thing it really was, they only ejacnlated " Thunder and lightning!" and immediately resumed their former edifying avocation. The SioiK City Journal,' says: "Yellowhaminer, "who is a white man, so far as color is concerned, married an African damsel at Bismarck the other day, whereupon the boys tore him li om his nuptial couch and . . . . . gave mm a ride on a rail. 1 t The Benton Democrat ssys that the Commissioner who lately made an examination of affairs at the Siletz Agenoy will recommend the removal of the Indians to Grand Ronde Reser vation and the throwing open of Si letz Reservation to settlement. ben. Murphy, of the Olympia Standard, denies a base slander against his official integrity, and says: "If We notice this thing again, it will be through a different channel than the column of a newspaper." Won der if the General means to put a head onto somebody. An Omaha man went , into a Salt Lake German's saloon, who had no icence to sell anything but beer, and asked for 'whiskey. The Teuton told hira he did'nt have any, and then I whispered confidentially to him "Ven you vant viskey, yon must oall tor vine and pinch at me mit your eyes, den I know vot kind ofa man yon vaS, aint it?" It was a rousing one that benefit given by Dr. Hafkell at Reed's 6pora House last Saturday night for the Kiialem firemen. The entire net Dm. oeeds, after paying all necessary ex penses, gaslight, printing, etc., amoun ted to five dollars! The boys now say that times are too hard and money too scarce to permit them lo indulge in any more benefits for awhile. " P.'G. Habpfb A C, have Just re received a new supply of fancy goods and notions, n-las&ware, erocefles, etc., which they are still ottering to sell at bearooK prices. . WEEKLY PRICES) CUBBENT, WHEAT White, bushel, 70cWo. . OATS bushel, Site. POTATOES H bushel, 50c. OXIONS ? bushel, Hail 50. FIXIIJK-?! bbl,8. BEANS White, 111. ta$in. DRIED FKUlT-Applea, ft, 4c5o: Peaches, S 111. He; Plums, 9 VISo: Currants, -H ft, Mc. . nUTTEO-Eresh roll, ? , 20elS25o. KGO-?doz., 20c. CHICKBKtt-Vdoc.tiSOSH. SUGAI1-Cruhed, ft, Hoi Island, ft, ll)412c ; Han Eranclsco Kenned, V III, 12C012M. TEA Young Hvson, V ft, 1 25; Japan, Its, 7ac. COEEEE Vft, Mc. SAIr-V ft, lKc24e. SVKUP-Heavy Uolden, keg, 5 60 j Extra Heavy Golden. gall,, 75c BACON Hams, ft, 10b; Sides, 9 ft, 8c; , Shoulders, 9 ft, 8c. ' lAKOIn tins, 5 ft, 15c; In keirs. 9 ft, 12c. 011,8 lievoe's Kerosene, 9 gall., 75c; Devoe's Kerosene, 9 can, 5 gall., $2 50; Raw Linseed Oil, 9 mil., II 25; Rolled Linseed Oil, 9 gall., $1 87. H IDES Undressed Deer Skins, D tb. SOo : Dressed Deer Skins, 9 ft, $1 25; Drv Cow Hides, flint No. 1. ft. 10S12e Green Cow Hides, salted. No. 1, 9 ft, 6cSc ; raneepsKins, ft niae, xucuo. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BiySlNiESS DIRECTORY POBTL AIT T THE WHITE HOUSE " Ra th largest flssortment of First Clasi Dry flAa Mllll.... IV IT 1 . lo Portland. ' LEWIS i'STKAUSS, " x No. 87 First Street. Hardwire, iron, steel. HUBS, SPOKES, RIMS, OAK, ASH, AND . HICKORY PLANK. NOBTRHUP k THOMPSON, Portland - ----- Oregon, v0n41-mos3. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Idoa of a Unlvenal Medicine ia a mat jT-uiizt-'ti m un. VTA1.KJIB8 UAlaFORlfTA Vinegar Hitters. This concentrated essence of the finest medical herbs and roots in the Western hemisphere, eradicates all disease which have not undetermined the sources of vitality, and in Chronic Indigestion, Nervous Headache, Congeition of the Liver, Rheuma tism, Oout, General Debility, and innumerable ulcerous and scabious disorders. It la a specific absolute and infallible. happed Hands and Face, Sore tips, Dryness of the Skin, Ac, Ac., Cured at once by HEGEMAN'8 CAMPHOR ICE WITH GLYCERINE. It keeps the hands MAN'S. Bo dbvnll Hrn-lor nnPv k Jt Manufactured only by Heukman & Co., Chen J. SIMON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In fiash, and and, American WINDOW GLASS. Crystal sheet. EnnmMeri RfnlneH Bn rw Glass, ttlnzing done to order at Shu Franolsoo i.a, auu BuLiaiauLiun guarumeea. 66 Iront Street, - Portland, Oga. vtimlSms. ADVEBTISMMEMT8. SHERIFF'S SALE. Bir,.,T,n,E 0P,A EXECUTION TO MK . directed, issued out of tlio Cmint.. iwf 0 ' for tlM County of Unu rjnent July docketed Id the i Clerk'a d court, on the 7th dav of Kelmio ot the btate of Ore; upon a juufr A n W ourt' ,n J'10 71,1 day of February. ol twohuudredau fourteen dollars, In United States gold coin, with Interest thereon in lilio coll. at the rate of twelve per cent pe "annum lromthe7th dav of KumV,.. i rl i5. - ni hnn!i'!lhfl upon tins suin acer, S "",3lf"l J"4 pi-rsonul pronertv to snl.l.iv th. b.h I;."1 I.ii.l I I. i. . i . . . : . " Dim v-ACUUbll)I . . un , .oin uay oi AUKUSt, A. I)., 1874 lew upon the follow ul' ilnserti,I,i .,. .. .'V w-,. ) - , fopeity, to- All the right, title and Interest that W. W C over the said defendant, had as heir at law of l'aul Clover, deceased, late of Una county ?f I!i . i A" "'' eenam piece or par uel or tract of hind, lying and belli'' -sltil-ittl in ' ' 4 South, ilnSe th? West of the Willninette Meridian, IJufcounty' T!ni n'1,lf",','w" lls donan'o,, land c to,,,,' Also one hundred and twenty acres off of ho south side of the donation land clai m of l'aul Uover and LuclnUa l.-over, als wile no llleiition No. ll,o;w and claim 01, lu Townshili to. Soulh, HaiiBB three West, '"wusuip ,io ine loumvlng dcscriOed premises, to-wit COIUIIIWIICHI at (lie Hriulh Kasf. cr,. ..( v;... 5.' ho utriL1: !' W, WtoTownahtp i, ,, ,7 iU . '""'" ""-Ron, and ruim n tlieuce West two hundred ami Ini-i,. ,D -J mcis'tKl! ",,I8,U1""1'?" ""tl tweuty-eight seven roils; tlioneo Houth twunlv-slx r,V, s - t nenee West lorly rods i thenoo Bouth fourteen . , i . A i V. i , , r,, , ' roosi nieneo Mouth Si... n 1 , 'ul'-'"ul runs, nnu ten links: ..i.u.icu e.asi two nuuurcu and forlv.ilv,, r,i0. tlionoa North aixty-slx rods and ten Utiles to the p uce of U, glnnlus. making one huu- v m ,iv,a, mure or less. t Also - the liillowlng di-serihi'd premises, to wit: Commencing at quarter post, between sections twenty-six and tlilrty-flvo In township tllli.cn, Houth of lunge three, West or the WI1- A Hmfs,llnl iclthnnt T,nn,wmi. o Aperient within reach, lacks an Important safeguard of health and life. A few doses of ""i""' reraeay lor indigestion, constl. nation and biliousness, relieve every dlstress 'ng symptom and prevent dangerous conse quences, for sale by the entire drug trade. THE LARGEST JSW&J.BT STOBS IN PORTLAND, B. L.. STONE, DEALEB IK Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silver Ware. Sole Agent fnr t.hn Celebrated Diamond Spectacles. Agent for American 'Watch Co., National Watch Cn. Unwanl Wuleh iin and Charles E. Jaco'f waicnee, eem Thorn as'a Clocks. fi Watches and Jew plry repaired and war ran tea. All orders sent by ex press promptly attend ed to. Goods sold at one price only. . No plated Jewelry of any description sold at this Establishment. Wo. KM, iront Street. is IB LIGHT RUNNING Home SEWING MACHINE LATEST, ' 8IMPLEST, 2EST. FIRST-CLASS SEWINU JHAOHINES, BOLD ON A NEW PLAN. $25 to $50 SAVED ! i Extra attachments fnr Ar.ir.it all kinds of work, free, Manufacture commenced In 1878. OverSit.OOOnowin use. A. J. Dufur. Statu Afpnt rn P of H., has made special arranee- wlth An Unwholesome Season. iniriettfl 3-lov it ;tn. I,iiini,ntv nr..,,..,. . i South eighty rods; tluuicu Wort one hundred . . It V 1,UU"'M 1 st' lo on sec tion line Ijetween scction.stiiiny.liveaudthfrtv ifiur, mivunty rods Houth of tlio North-West corner or Hectlon thlriy-ttv'e : thence North, to i ui Uover'a Doautton Land Claim i thence Kllist. liloilL' Ihn litif. h,.f i).. i n . John IMmns, to Mie 8outh-Eaat eorner of Pm.i tlovcr'd Donation Laud CUiim : thon.w n,,hi. Iv .i V. t iHiiu oi inomns M, drcd rmlSi tliene 8outh to the place of beirin nhiK containing soventy-one and elality i'M'm one-nii ltd riii t.iiu i.h.li j all of said Drumisoa beinir Kit.imi.ta in'i.inn wow.tncroiore, by vlrtuoof said execution, on Saturday, the 26th day of Sept., lS7i, anno hour or one o'olock, p. k., of said day In ,!'." !,th" l-'nurt ltouao door In said county, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bid der, for United MWtesgold coin, the above de- -,,.,. .M.p-n.viosutlsiy the said execution and accruing eosu, I,. O, HICK, Hhonrr una oo Or, The closing days of winter and the early days of spring are very tryl ng to the feeble and sen sitive and are apt to aflfeot unpleasantly even the more robust and vigorous. Nothing can be more uncongenial to the nerves or more de pressing to the spirits than damp, chilling winds, fogs and eold rains, and of such unwel come visitors we have a superabundance at this season. Common prudence smrireeta. therefore, the propriety of fortifying the system against these insidious enemies of health and comfort and the experience or more than a quarter of a century points to Hosteller's Stom- aon meters as the all-sufficient aanltary safe guard under such untoward circumstances. accession oi vital strength and energy is wnni is required to meet and overcome the nn healthy elements now presont In the atmos- pnere. ihls in -reaso of vital power; so neces. snry to meet the ordinary drafts which an in--clement season makes upon the system ,i ine constitution, can be readily acquired by taking Iron, two or three doses of Hosteller's Bitters dally during tlio winter and spring months. The nalur.. of M.l ,.i,.i, Z.J. "? llr.T? !""!"'." ,' th0 "hm- " ' compos-' ed ol and absolutely puro diffusive stimulant ; extracts and Juices of the most effect ve ton e. n tupnuiiir. n,t ..in and laxattvo roots and herbs known to modi oli! science. In the combination of these ex cellent hign-dleMs, in proportions suitable to ,. I'-if"-'"'8 1 enrt"''"''. "MBuld and dis' enaed systems, tlio great tonlcalternatlve owes Itselticleney as a pru.nntative and curative A course of It commenced now. will prevent nil l i nger of lever and ague, rheumatism, or oilier ailments arising lrom cold and damp peculiar t insuring months, and also prove a safe guard against the attacks of dyspepsia and liver PORTLAND CANDY I MANUF'CTOBYl GERMAN Apothecary, mentsto sunolv memher, tuftiu nine-nines. io combination 1 No mo nopoly! "The Home MactHnp Pn tv. only one that refused to Join the Sewlnjf Machine Ring. cents per dozen. Price list, cir culars and full particulars sent lu auy aonres on application. Home Sew ne- Mnphinf. Pn a W corner Morrison and 3d street SAMUEL E. YOTJNfJ (Sucoeasor to Blain, Young 1 Co.,) , ' Wholesale end Eetail Sealer In STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS 4k SHOES, CROCKERT, 1IESI dc BOYS' CLOTHIKQ And FCRSriSHIKO GOODS, ALSO.' WAGONS, PLOWS and ai Hindi or Farming Implementt, AGENT FOR THE CEIhBBRATBD New Wilson Sewing JHachlnca, fuaranteed to be equal to any, and to aostfm. 10 to 114 less than other flrMaai TmaS,.? sj w wnwi I j j AHD GhOOlJS Xj o w I n Hi. Call and see. At the old stand on im Streot, Albany. Oregon. SS.!ir,t TWO FII1ST PRKVOTlia AT STATE FAIR. 1873 Lanrest mnniifnntj,ir nnK . oan rraucisco. A full assort, ment of sugar toys, cornucopias. wax candles, etc.. for the Holl- fo. in first street. BOOKS AND STATI'NERY OCULIST AND AURIST LOST. "'"' JS hkkkuy GIVEM THAT I i have ot. ani i,n,i r . a dred Iiollars, given by Raphael and Lamar e',,;,h,onin oomimny, bearing date June h , .. ' f. . ""yne undlng th s note and hand ng t to me or to Raphael Cucadse will be suitably rewarded. v,Uvut, win RICHMOND CHBADLE. 1871. 1874. SHEItirr'S 8 ALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME dlroeted. issued out of the nnnntv enlirf nr ."DD'""."' vn-gon lor me i;ounly of Linn, ... n 4i.,Ki,-i my uooaeteu in me Clerk's olllco ot sua) Court. Oil the 7lh ii..v r t.-,.i......... ... ... .v.., ... ,n,, i rjl Kt.irniy, piainiur, and against v. w. ( ov,.r. d..r,i, .... .' ...J 01 t luy and sixty -two oue-hundivittlis (ai.tu) dollars, Willi Interest thereon at the rato of ten per cent, per annum from tho 7th day of Keb. ruary, A. 11. lmi, and thelurtlier sum of Twen. ty thr.io and sutv-livo tf-iil.iif,l. e,Mt.. Bi.. ,i. oosls of and upon this wrll to accrue, and Tor want of personal properly to s,illsly Hie said execution, i did un the li h day of Aufcust, A. U. is, I, levy uiKin the Collowlug doscrlbcU real property, lo-wlt : All the rlgnt title an.t Interest that W. W. Clover, ihe suld defendant, had as heir at law ol l'aul Clover, deceased, lata of Linn county Uregou, at, or any nine since the iluih day of ,V. . ' ' , ' wn ! "nulvliled one- ciBlilh Interest lu and tothe followitig drscriU'd premises, to wit : All that certain piece or par eel or tract ol land lying and being situated in S- . rTT" ;' . ""'"' la """h, lunge tlirea West, of the V illalnttle Meridian, I. inn Coun ty, onvHi, and known as the Donation Laud t lalin ol ttilnam M. T,,i,t,it,a ttini u.. Tonipklns, his wife, as described on the piols and surveys of the llnit.-d Males ou tile iu the ljjn.l n.v at tlreexin city, Oregon, and eon taliiliig eighty-live aud ninety-three on, Minn, tirt'tltiis ot an acre i uImi o u hi,n,ir.ui ....i twenty acres off ol the South side of the Dona tion Iwind Claim of Tnul Clover anil l.iK-lmla i, , '; "J' "oiiiiciition o.au.M, and claim ' ,."..,up uu.H'n mum, tiange tlin.e ,,'. " .......Winn iis.-riiN premises to SJ.i, l im,"";TJ" ' IbeSouth-Kast corner of William . I lover's Uinatlon lj.ii, I claim In lownslilp M Wuutli. Range s West of the Wll- iniu.-ite .Mt'riuian, l.iun County, Oregon, and running Ihenco West two hundred and forty ls, thence North one hundred and twenty, eight nals, thence West thirty-seven rods thence smith twenty tli rods,lhi nce West tour rods ; thence South lourteen rods : thence hast semnty rods; thence Nouln one hundred and nlly lour rHls and ten lli.ti; ihenco Kast two hundriHl aud forty-rlve nnls; thence North sl.My-sIs rods and ien links to the plan of U- K ". making one liumlrcd aud seveutceii acr,-s, mort. or li iet. Also the lollowlnic descrltset premises, to wn; Commencing at ouuncr post b,.iw,.0n t.'ClliiliS t wviilv -tv nml 'liir,. rt.-.. i.. r.. tllleen South, "Range Ilin'v'West of the V.il. lauii-lte MtTiUmti. t.iiint-.uir,t- iih. .n . TH!5Ji'A,,P.E,RS' VlflOS WAREHOUSE, noVin nroe,- f r t aauiclonaI WW t or particulars apply to ' Rh.j . i WHEELER 4 CO., Bhedd.Aug.17,1871. , Managers. WINNER OF THE HIGHEST PRIZE AT TUB VIENNA EXPOSITION OVER ALL competitors DEUTSCHE APOTHEKE. Well assorted fornle-n .mi mestlo drugs, chemicals and medicines ai the npurtni, of .- WILLIAM PKTINT1I5P corner First and Oak streets. Orders from the romon .,., a pi(!hW'"Jif"ra "d '"Vtoh. J. K. GILL & CO.. 7ft If T Dan simniii. SchOOl b00lta. hint. If hnnlr. cellaneous books, and a full line ! on-'uiicrj, hi low nitf'fi. DRILLS tt PLOWS Having a large lot of the oelebriteo! STATESMA1T P0E0E PfiED ' dlreot from the factory, I can offsr betttr "W uuwBiuiuvi lav 1IUU1EI .uuu sver, ALSO THE PAOIPIO DOUBLE SHAKE FAN MILL. ior graamg wheat, cleaning flax, ett., PLOWS, OF DIFFERENT PATTERNS, ; FEED CUTTERS, WAGONS, and a variety of other machinery. 1 hose in want of such articles will find it to1 their advantas-c to call at. mv Rinnir0n,i,i, n. corner of Second and Ellsworth streets, (opno--site Pierce's ferry), Albany, Oregon. t T ,!'.5,from "stanoe promptly attended to. vSujatf. , FRANK WOOD. SEASONABLE ADVICE 1 TO SUFFERERS! DR. THOFtlAS, doctor of Medicine, physician burg ton, , 420 ttpARNET ST., SAN FRANCIS CO. (nemoTed from 601 Kearney St.) . lm. J. R. Pll.llN7rT7Tw Prolcssor of Diseases of the-feye su iii ItltJUiUtll UIJ partinent of the Wil lamette Univer sity. Office corner h'imt. unri Intrton streets. Hnn(.it.i. of ULscnscs of the eye, enr. nose and throat. Cross pvoS Dfrt,t. fined. Artificial eyes inserteU.- uiicvwiuu-a presenoeu ior iinper lect vision. . TRUSS AND SPLINT Manufactory Kt-W WiLWOX NEWIRG MACHINE I UawUse the straight necdle'TEfl it lakes thi lane ttHi. liBht, and will do either lilrht nr liit'avy worlt without chano or w.i,:.,, utijuy un unprove- nil-nt OVPf all hiirh.nrl,.fll m chines. ' M tuu liuy no machine until you have examined the Wilson the price is ten to twentv rinl Inn. it.es, iNeedies for all machines chpi.n Send fnr Olrnnlnra end TlM A. VAIL. General Agent. No. 119, Third Street. MAMMOTHWABEHOUSE. .-i. v i. r. box. NEWBY Sc SOX' GENERAL STORAGE ( AND tommission Merchants ! Warehonse at O. A . It. R. De pot, Albany, 'Oregon. WHEAT AND 0ATS STORED AT RR . diioiil rates. HlRhnt market prlra alv m at all Unit's lor shmii ttnd ...... vf.. ...r' , will boMkru to purchase (train, but will Klvo froodom to sell, when, where, and iu any Qian. tlty d.-slrt-d. ' H . Ri-'iraln dellwred TRUon boat or can. at Urn owuor'i option. ' DOORS, WINDOWS (or tale at low figures. AND BLINDS vOniSmt. LEATH'RJ. A. AND SHOE PINDINOS U. WAHENKROSS, Mannfafit'rX Inimin ClTTU'JK Y, SUKUICAL AND No. 131 First Street. STKO WBKIDCtR Direct Fmn'rtfirA raia, LEA'i-H'RA SHOK FINDINGS JOHN A. BECK. viTnioftv.. fFornierlv with nc.ni, a No lllfw u WKLEB' SoSOlAl altfXitlnn ' JEWEL'E;pia'rln!;Ma":l""' clock "ndJw- Ipromptly attended to. THE ORIGINAL BAY TEAM IS STILL ALIVX WITH NEW OUTFIT ! THANKFUL FOJl PAST FAVORS, AND till desirous Of nontinnino- tn IxTL carried to md rmm thr.,Z XI T."r 5b.r" .uy ftoprletor. SPfinMAtORnfta!.., Seminal Weaknew, Wasting of the Oenerative System, Loss oi Memory. 1) nines of rio-i,i T .,wnQD.' r Its. Palnltatlons of th Hoon K. .,i,i.i. Jrl U,0.1"rr.?ra?t'n tn'" floui forms, Stricture ?l rS Vrethra' Bkia Diseases, Falling off of tne rlafrf Sutrerers from this class of Disease's should at once appljpersonally or write to BR. THOMAS, Whose treatment Is most efficacious, and In every case ho undertake he guarantees a trior--' SEii nd Pmsnent core. His charges are strictly moderate and Just, and those requiring his adviceeS & h's""1'n hoil'0 seeic ed'bv FtiWl?fJV. .?"!-. sional career of twenty-six years "" ,,ru"!5 clans, London; Royal Colleire ol SorieZT. M1""", nd Licentiate (n Midwifery. These Dill omiin nr. In I,. . .u-LV, otrice. mo jjov.uf a BB.' THOMAS mv ho ..,ti w. at the above addwss from 9 A. M nil 5 P. K.- : dally. Consultation by letter, free. n A? ti,. . 1irwed under cover tor wirki iPl'i6 ,has rrl,te" " followlne' So'rH l0hh,eslnnfy recommends suffer ward ihrol,',," nd any one of which he will for wnt stampfc' P0S' 0U "" of thna "The PathologR of Spermatorrhoea or' Seminal Weakness." "The Pathology of Gout and Eheuma ttsm." "The Pathology of Tuberculoses or Con' ntmptionof the.Lungs." The Pathology of llearf Diseases, functional and organic" Address: DR. GEO. FRED'K THOMAS, 420. KEARNEY ST.,' Bet. Pine 4 California. SAN franpibpa pj.ru0",1, reE?lvel In Doctor Thomas Private Medical Establishment m,T WEBFOOT MARKET CnARLES W ILSON, Proprietor. IWAVIVO LEASED THE nnv Kto. market, one diwr east or iipnrta,nhi'.. tlT t""'t 8lr""'' ln Albany, I will 1 il'in l". "cc,.mralnte all who may favor me Willi their patronage, I propose to keep a tlrst m. A?,"'""' "a t'ua"""i Mtlsfactloi to all a-Ulliheiit price paid for hides. TlOnltf. vllinlms. WILLAMETTE VALLEY & 0CH0C0 STAGE LINE, Prom Halsey to the Mountain House In Four Daya ! Rhe unriAmfo-nAi k.. tuu, . , . tween Halsey, on the d A orR. R. and lh ffl teA" Ftata' So"' Spring0. rtv ,My 0' Brownsville) every Moil, at noon Tho.h' arrlvM ' Flnley-s (LowMSodM at noon luesdny ; arrives at Fish Lake Wed. rS'J mornl"K' ' Wnesvllle Ocho Wed: IZpT' "rlv",8 iSKUTWE RATES ut'PASSAOE: Torinley's 00-to, f&lSS-SSSl. .ftowtn2 onaWeg,.m.a;.t'' of ilmS. Brownsville, Oregon. MOTICE. NOTICE. T1,VEr ,'nE;t'r TAX-PATERS OF THE tlty ol Altianr : otiara hr,.i. nn,trt.. Hoolh eighty notsilhemw i , st ,w h, lhat y, ur -It'v I forV! , BL'K!'Jr notln'0 "' i in N..nl,-We u, ,Hl on iho,i" Z tS, I ,w t Zi "Jf., D"w b: ZZ1 MLnJ..''" !v ?."'. ."!!"" I S- t '.i Smme,ll"?l,lto'Vl,.n'L L'.VTh! r, seventy rrnls 8.olh or th.v ...rth.w nwiiurof Sivtlon thlrly-ilvo ; tlienev Norm lo I , ml Clover's llonail.m l and rialm ; iheiuv Kaslalona; lli hits- bntrivii l"ail Ck,,r ami .l.thn Cirnes, to the .Hulh-Kit cirni-r ot Pjuil t lover's.Hiiiiilliio lo,l I 'lami; thi-ios North to the Imiiation I :iiui claim ot Thomas Ji, J;'',r; I! ..' l-'."l alon llu- llneot Thomas M. tr"r's liontaion Up.d Claim one liun dtl rkIh ; th -n,v rioiith lo the plaoe ot bcun nlng eoiiUlntng seveutysme and pIl'Ii'iv. seu'ti oite-aiiiivlri ttths noirs, more nr less, and ""mv iuuui ui Hivomer Hern-n. l. r. Ml-KNluIIT. City Marshal, EN. RAY KOTICE. TAAH VPir,BY JAMES BARER, SHB- V.n";0n7.Upprai tt&e?h? ' the following described animals, to-wit One aorrel mare, fourteen hands high, about even TtH 0,Ui whlt0 , , J j ut J,'. : yt bn'jed onrlght shoulder with the vi itv mn'uitien errttv maM k.... old. thirteen hands high, 'covered wltfi red pimples, but no brands. Worth .; Worth iS. ' "u no on"- Mn.l!'5hil"5'il"y.,bo"tt"o'' three yeirs old, thlrtmjn and a half hands high, nd bMh Worth fce.""5 hl"d Xe" "i"le- hrands?-nufJlthhLhr,?'hiFi',b - iu m? mrvnenu and snip on the tin of th. 1k 8"da" m4rk" ou Ajpilled ELECTION NOTICE. mjOTtC.E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE .h. mw'ing of the Stockholders of the Vlbany and Santlam Waler Ditch or Canal Company will be held at tho office of said Com. pnny in the cty of Albany, In Linn county,Orel . ,i J r ' ?l nour 01 ne o'clock r i of Se?oL'or,'?;.p"r,"e ling aeverf'DI rectors of said Company for the ensuing y " "' Secretary of said Company. A. WUEJO.KB. nSwS GUARDIANS SALE. ,7,?'u,l"'?'' "'lowing wlUed lrnel .ir .. ..... I The otte-.tYti, .i. v ... o-r CM wect lUnce S, l andlwa-ihl a u aioany, Uiuo oounty, Satml,ty, the 19th day o5ej, !S7j at (he hour of I ovtoek If . of aald day - ftrm.--HMicita,c.hmhnil jas. u. porTHrT, Now, Ih.nroro, by tlrtue of said weeutton. Stituntay, Me 20th day of Sept., 1S71, at the hour of one o'clock, r. of said day In ine umr. lima, aonf, in enut eounfy 1 will sell at public auclion, tothe htuh.l Ltd.. aT, tor cash in hand In Vult-d ,iats gold coin, the above iWcntaHl pminv. u satufy lb said eieiuiioo sold o,-ruil,v,l. ' , , I. C. MOB, -3. 8-cnn Una oav, or. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Com of the State oj Oregon for the County. of Zinn. ill rquitv-SU t fnr. v-nr " deh.n';nt.Brkk'', """"''" ' Brlcker, namwl""1" Brl!kW ""tont above In the name of the State of Orearn i Yon are hereby reuulred to be and aouSu- In the U rrn at said Court lollo.mg the expiration of the time pr,..rlb. by the ord.r'oi the d ot said Court lor the poblication of this a, m and ...s-r abo. the VZuV''ir. -sixth part of the North-Eaat iins Py-d for to tlii itlou 311. Tinrnahlp No. 12 S.iuli, . '""""'ul, Bwn . I, ..M. , v a,. .I'lUriSYln'o j "XTJ Publish.! by order, dated Angwtt tu, uc Attorney for Plattui'fty O, a. THEB1.XB. A. WHEELER t CO., SHD, OREGON FORWARDING AND COMNISSIflM MERCHANTS., BealeninMerchandlseandProdnee inM Mortmentof all kinds of Good. l'... store at lowest irlarket mtes. 'wy" In deK.'c'h 0nla WH C, CASH nulH fn. uul'.h, - BUTTEiCeugs and rim'ArajJSK. rtnlayl. CONFESSIONS OF AM IMVinn Published as a warning and for the hJi.nt erdf,eBrS?vS! Erected envelooerbytl,e7ublisn?r " Clinton Bucet, BrooklyaTN. T- NOTICE , ' ISofAS. AGREEMENT iiV.l""d?'thf .f-uropean and Ot.-boii wft : fm tit (Wrce dl.isolvjni? th orPn''l, With U. Kfxhlfr a vi.n- relation. wlnt rector. L R. Moorei a, ComiJ.,n,, iff. and lor the nwt . whulne aa 8,-creirv ' ' . ." Muuan. , N,H, Company -tuWirJeS to hTnd 12 ttarjMtoardfatLrnOwuToV the vLSZ'-r . pny ior land herftofore sow. Wairaaty W.J. u lhUoicir"M aJT j ,n,i l'louions for Bliitl to be ad. goo aad Caiuorw. BailroS tt. kohilhC Lvi.ti Vdavwf.