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K.uArkIL SO, 1875.
PAPf.il FOB 'OREGOfiL
tTfjo' cUiason oi ihe. .Upper- WU-
lamette Valley haVe petitioned Gen.
Michlor for the expenditure of a por
tion of the W illamette -lUvcr appro
priation of f 25,Wljoj ftf' Imprbv-
, mens ott Ufa wep-fcedween1 Albany
nflJEugcne.; and -Uie-EageW-ngri'
of last week iia an artide upon the
.same subject. HiiB, .matter of
.vital importance r to 'the people 6f
hat rich section" of the ' Talley, arid
should receive the fullest cnsi)l
tion at theA hands, of those haying
control yf ihis appropriation. ' The
country comprising Lane county and
the tipper 'part of "Eujd-althougli
having the magnificent Willamette
sweeping through its. very . heart ia
in the grasping power of a railroad
monopoly ' which."1 ean .ttlrn, on 'the
screws at' will and. crush the life ami
vitality out of people, whom, they
-would be powerless to harm if ohljr-
a mile enterprise and judgment were
th'ilayeitin this matter of rivei; m
. prHfimeut,.. fi. ; i,.,f :,,.,,.; ,a;r '
Wo agree with the Gual-d, that "it
.. u oi vital importance to oilr people
rtr'.rfear'o clionp transportation or
ihi.it jioimpfltlie sea board,: and
this can bo done by pulling a 'few
.suiirrs fliul driving spitei ttui build-
iiig'wih-j-'dhnis-iit'B fowjjfomta ?Iong
IhdifiVor. '"??o, "great tarapnnt joi
'monoyjjiecooHaij'Jtt. doi-thi Work
t-riofc tho hnl thuUho people of this
Ttaltoyf jjoiicrftlly -J aiijipose1:;': This
Money bus .b'eeh" fiie
iiiiViroyo'dieutotjtb.q.iippw-rivet, pnd
our people live entitled to a portion
irf'Mt'.al.i.!theciiwb atfin'ds. " If j the
iiVhr wit's hdt! lii'veiicl'f 1 nivyigable. we
bfiilM perhaps Jiiive no' chiim;' but.it
iguandituojce,lM im . gopd and suffi-
eieltt reanpn why dnr farmers should
be compelled to pay $7 oi" more per
top 'to get Wheat to Juarltel vhoo it
can tenons, for-jf$; bf even,,. lea? per
ton. , rli.i ;;, ,i ,:,.': mu
' We earnestly trust that the peti
tion will be treated with the considera
tion which its great importance de
mands.
amotseb rrrmos.
Since the foregoing was, written
the following petition has ibeen put
in circulation in this cowaty
... T Ben. N. MUMerl . We,, the un
dersigned, citizens andfc ax-payers of
.binn uounty, aeeire to, call Tour at
tention to the great necessity of im
proving the Willamette Kner from
Oregon City to Eugene City, . V
think It lias been demonstrated dur
ing the1 past year that with a reason
able amount of work jttdicioutli done
between the points mentioned, that
navigation can - be "successfully
carried on from Portland to (Jorvnl
lis during the entire' year,' and as
high op as Eugene during the greater
part oi the year, without any dis
position on our part to dictate to you
48 tn who should i b selected to do
said work, we feel confident tint the
best interests of tbe vnllov demand
that tho contract should be let not
only to the lowest responsible, bid
der, but thnt this lowest responsible
bidder sliould be a person or Com
pany who bas a direct and positive
interest in seeing that the river is
thoroughly and permanently opened
to navigation. Tbe I people would
like to see the work done by some
practical steamboat' man who Under
stands the same and is interested in
doing it wall.. ,tu:i ;,a.- tW'
It is only necessary for ns to reit
oritte of this" petition 'what' we 'say
of the other that it is a, mutter of
vas't'impijitiinca to the f people and
'.'.umll ruceice the prompt and ready
n!loiliin of the officer having our1
i'iur ii9iruveineut in chnrge and
wlinniVihity it i.i ta see that Ihe ap-!
ptDpi-A'?,)!! "of. $25,000 is 'speedily
and jii.liviouiilr expended. .- i :
u rni,.l.iUi)ii ile njiirit .Hkediuu,. Mrs.
E.i'io.ii miiL'ri'e l'.iliuer, who was
livu-i;e.t t! lipr husband one day
a 1,1 iiiiiri'ie'd toauulhrr uftinity the
nett, ii on' the 'Svfincsj "stand 'nd
' ve:.t'M Jo'. )i:ivin bfU'H .seen Til ton
aiji,AVVlMU.all uu-esbiug and tkivsiug
cirii utbfFiiiitialTi'ctionately address
ing each other as "litzey-witraey Vick-
le-. '-unt ''tioiisei-giKMisie' llieodore.
Which' siit;lkuniiijj ngniJeuie of course
proves conclusively- and beyond a
pe: adv future that Deeohsr and Mrs,
Tilton are not guiltyl Ugh! Bah!!
Seat!!!
I
Oed "" FLATSKAK,--Th .telegraph
tells ns that Attorney General .Wil
liams baa resigned, aud will shortly
return to Oregon for, the purpose of
enteriiiff ibe tienatorial context next
year. We don't think lie will be such
a fool a to come ou liere to be made
Senator. He ought to know that his
pavticipaury in political campaign
in Oregon would bo - as good as a
bonat of vo. 'to tbe Democracy.
No public man isto-daymoreuniKp-
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n it ii-'ii-
denin"otis. Oeorrre II. ilhams.
His Puis't Mba it That-Way.
A lay or two before the Connecticut
.... ':., t . nr.. t,i:.,i
Jud :o Hoar, made a speech at Hart-
.... Mess,
f r I ui w , h bo sud "Jlj frionds,
w ,i
tve gut to .recognize the old',,
. . , . . . the
j -ti-'y tif Jtimrtv, betr.u at lirst pnn
. i mull ' 1 ii'X Irin.a of the
li'ii u i.f Iu It j lilumo ovor
i ii, ! i i i ui in r.i aud
r til , r i .(j aud (Le
i t t k ul jitople poured
IN miMiuty tt stfiiis cost considerably leas and is quite
i-i'H. - " Us effet'lual. ' ,
The N. Y. fi'itn draws a contrast
which we likq,tnt one which is a
high compliment to i' politician -of
these degenerate daja. It cite,the
corruptions and TiUoinies of the
Radical statesnieu in standing to and
whitewashing Grant 'a most infamous
treacheries to tho people and to the
Constitution, and says, in the light
of an these villainies of the Radical
leaders'tue attention of the country
' !pnghtmore Jth.ans.Y4)t. to .lie..iiied
upon tbe manly,- bold, wise, patri
otic aetiotf of Gov. Tilden at Albany.
.The - Canal ..Bing,' socallod, is a
riob and powerful combination' .'.lit
has .stolen millions upon millions
from the State, and is .still engaged
in the work, - Its most conspicuous
members . are Democrats, and the
blow which. Tilden Las Struck at
them may result in a disruption of
the triumphant Democratic party in
the State.. . Had : he been governed
by the base suggestions of such con
tomptfl'lo political prudence as has
recently prevailed in the Senate at
Washington,' he , would never have
struck that ' blow, but would have
allowed fbe robbers to go on fatten
ing themselves ' upon the spoils of
the people. But he prefers the safe
ty of the country to the ainiiy of a
party; and he proceeds like brave
and upright publio man. ...
There can be no question how tho
contest will end,- The, plunderers
will be. broken down; the' Treasury
will bo saved from their spoliations;
!nd yet the effeot of it upon tho
pre'Sei; state of politics may bo in
jurious to the . governor and his par
ty. .,: We already bes men declaring
that the Pomocracy is broken in two,
and that Tilden if he wore a caodi
date for Tenouiinntion, coulj not get '
fifty votes, in a Democratic Stato '
Ocmventiouiahd they toll us that all
Ihb ambition to be President has
vanished in smoke. : How that may
be we do not know, ' Very possibly
there is truth in it; and yet every
true man will hold it a better thing
to be Samuel J. Tilden scourgini
thieves from the Treasury and going
back into private life, rather than
Samuei J. Tilden favoring and
biding the thieves and elected Presi
dent.':.'. .' . '
At the Oxford assizes on March 2,
William Timma was tried, before Mr.
Justice Quain on the charge of in
ducing Annie Sophia Power Turner,
an heiress under twenty-one years of
aget to loavo. her father's bouse and
marry him without her father's con
sent.-' The prisoner wus a farmer
who had become acquiutcd with tho
family circumstances of the Turners,
and it. was allege! that, knowing that
the prosecutor's daughter would in
herit v considerable property, be
availed himself of a visit which she
made to Cherrington, where he lived,
to induce - her to. elopo from her
father's house nud become his wife.
She left her home on the 4th of Oc
tober, oud married the prisoner at
Dover on the 22d. Thore was some
discussion botweon counsel as to the
construction of tho act under which
tbe proceedings were instituted, but
tho Judge fiaid be would let tbo case
go to the jury. Mrs. Timuis, the
prisoner's wife, wns not allowed to
be called as a witness. Mr. Justice
Quaiu summed up the case, and the
jury almost immediately returned a
verdict of not guilty, which was re
ceived with loud applause, which was
instantly suppressed. Ou leaving
the oourt with bis wife, Mr. Timuis
was greeted with a hearty cheer, and
afterward in' ibe street, on his way
to tho station, be was again aheered.
"To steal a pin is a sin," to steal a
million dollars will make you a great
man. The exact amount necessary
to be atuleu iu order to lift the stealer
from a criminal to a man of respecta
bility bas novor beon fixed to exact
ness; but in Illinois it has been set
tled to a very close approximation.
One Cullen, convicted of embezzling
118,000, was sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary; but aftor paying
one day, Uov. Koveridge pardoned
him out,' Moral: Novor steal un-
losa you can steal at least $18,000.
; Crvrt. EtonTs. The U. S. Judge
for the Western district of Teuues
see, in charging the grand jury,
denies the right of Congress to pass
such an act tinder the 13th or 14th
amendments. Congress can pass no
law abridging the rights of any
person in attending to bio legitimate
business. The law ia a dead lottor,
according to this judge's opinion.'
"Vow are all going to belli" shout
ed an Arkansas camp-meeting preach
er. "That's a d d lie; I'm giving to
New Orleans," said a butternut on a
took U " Wk
"".l,,wr "rc.ie
toward
P"ii"iir on uil.'lilfeTl-luci
inch bowie-
kuife from bia boot leer as be ad
o
j vaneed,
v'ri. .: j-m .' .
Tns civil rights bill, its & ir.?atiR
I f .t-:,,n, ,.AA. ., In.... .......I.
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and wiiiecnmous negnws, is
aim out as bad a failure as tbe "forty
aoma of latwl ,n.1 4t. n,.,U Witt
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nitlcBunim forthe darkev never
Tss intermeut of Senator Sumner
is said to have cost Massachusetts
f2O,25(M0. The political interment
of Senators Carpenter and Chandler
The Washington Chronicle of
cent dato has the following,-which all
Orcgonian i 'who remember the' pecu
liarly repulsive' face' of "Old Flak
brake"; wil fully appreciate: ."At
torney OeSerurWiyiams is pecu-
liar looking, clumsy fellow at best,
and at the present time is more pecu
liarly poculiar than usual. As be
stood at a peanut stall on the avenue
tho other day, a little chap who had
been, trj'iiig .to obtain- a comprehen
sive view of him for some, timo'with-
rout "avail, waited over to his parent
solemnly and said:' - "Ohy pop, raise
mo up so I can see that man." His
father lifted bim.'up, and regarding
Williams earnestly the boy continued
"Pop, it tickles me so to see that
num. Who is he, -pop; he ain't a
baboon is he?'' - "Hush, my child
That is Mr. Williams, one of the
greatest lawyers and best men in the
world. ' He is as much better than
other men.' aa President Grant is
better than him.','. '.'Is thai so? ', Oh,
raise me up higher; let me see him
once more: be looks queer," By this
time Williams was moving oft", and,
as tbe father lowered his son to the
ground and the pair were moving off,
tho boy took one "eager, lingering
look at' the great lawyer, aud turning
to his father, asked in solemn tones
"Pop, did God make that man for
COM'KDKKATK MhlUoniAl,
'. V Last Monday, the 2Cth inst., was
Memorial Day for the dead soldiers
of the South; and the following brief
dispatch preaches a grand sermon of
reconciliation , to the whole of our
broad Northland: ,' ,' ' , , ' -
Augusta, Ga:,' April 26.-Memorial
Day was observed here with unusually
imposing ceremonies. The corner
stono of tbe Confederate monument
was laid. . Gen. Evans delivered tbe
oration, in which he took occasion to
urge the cultivation of fraternal spir
it, ami to cio nouiing to keep alive
the pasions of the war. Ii.? Con
federacy was dead, and they did ctt
propose to exhume it, ' They bad
parted sadly with the dear old" cross
of s are, but they took with the true
nana ot aoutnern honor the stafl
that bore tbe stars and strines.
The ladies decorated with flowers
tho grates of tbe Confederate and
r ederal dead in the Augusta cemetery.
A dispatch from Uttla Rock, Ark
ansas, bearing the same date as above,
says that a call has been signed by
the ex-Federal and ex-Confederate
soldiers of that city for a joint deco
ration of the grates of the Federal
and Confederate dead. What a grand
spectacle of forbearance and forgive
nes,s for tbo great wrongs of the past
this brief announcement exhibits,
anil what a lesson of charity it ought
to teach us all. ' '
' l'nder the sad ftnd th dew.
Waiting ttivjudginentdajr; ,
Teftrc and love lfr the blue,
, . Love and team lor the pray.". '
9
1 The owners of real estate in Mis
sippi are being literally robbed of
their property by exhorbitant tax
levies. The Auditor of Public Ac
counts shows that six millions of
acres of land have been taxed away
from the owners, and that the public
debt, which was comparatively noth
ing nt the beginning of the present
regime, is increasing at tbe rate of
a half a million dollars per annum.
If this extravagance is not checked,
many years will not pass before the
Sluto will be overwhelmed with a
dobt from which she can extricate
hersolf only by repudiation a sover
eign remedy, and a rightful one for
burdens which are imposed in viola-,
tion of the Constitution,, and for
purposes outsido the legitimate ends
of government. A majority of the
carpot-baggod States will, in the
end, be compelled to , apply this
remedy. The Kellogg government
of Louisiana bas sot the example by
iepudiuting forty per cent, of the
so-called debt of the State.
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A Salt Lake paper tolls that s pea
nut vendor of that city, whose aland
is near the court house, has been much
annoyed recently by the petty thefts
of prominent citizen, who, in passing,
have been in the habit of helping them
selves to a few nuts. To protect
hnnnelt he "prepared" a quantity by
saturating iu croton nil, and plaped
them m the most accessible place out
sido the store, and awaited results.
Presently a well known mining en
gineer corralled a handful; then a
notary publio came by, taking bis
share, followed by a policeman, a
broker, a elerk fom the poetoffioe,
and an attorney. All of these held
an indignation meeting a few minutes
after, in the roar of the court house,
and resolved not to natroniio that
lealer any more.
Exolanu is making arrangements
to be fully represented at our cen
tennial., It will astonish the old
. 1
lukHuri- tu boo how uor youngest son,
who she disowned a few years since,
has grown. She will be coming
around some or these times wanting
to claim him,
l - -W!
T'.iH the vigorous pummelinir of
Sam. Evens, of the Ottumwa Dnno-
eral, and a fuw other old liners, the
Democracy of Iowa have plucked up
spuuk- enouga for a good old square
toed fijjht this year, and we may look
for a good report from tlieui.
The Emperor of Brazil having
hoard that we were in need of a ruler,
proposes to abdicate and come over
and live with us.
Pxcnhccii.Tk.n. j Account of tbe fanning propped
The Cortsllis firemen will havo a! in California become more and more
granS picnio and ball on next Friday, j gloomy every day. Except in the
-'Marlha Washington Teaparlies": limited districts whore the heavy sea
is what ails the Walla Walla dames. Togs tend somewhat to counteract the
The. Guard, the great Irish Orator, jcffecl of tho lack of rain, the crops
i .expected In visit Oregon 111! sum- will be little more than a failure.
re - i
mer.
Hon. Syl. C. Simpson was the Oihi
Fellow's orator at Portland last Mon
aT..C': AlUHJ. . i J u
Frank Slocuni, formerly of Eugene,
was shot and killed in California re
cently, in a row.' ::. ' ' ' .
Iad Bait, of Gervais, is tniMsiiiLj,
anil It' is feared somebody has lui'ted
lliui over lue neau. ..-j .
Ti Good Templars and Ited Co.a-
es ol Salem bilk' of ex'cursioinng to
Corvalli's in a few days. " ; '
Our 'talented, .newspaper friend J.
Vf. Kelly, iscuief ink-tlirovicr en the
Portland ecninf Journals'
A reckless prpphet pays Oregon will
receive So OO immigrants this y)(ir.
O, Lordvl, will the grasnhojuers toiler I
'em?i"!!r. , '.-'' 'r..
P. J.' Pengra' lias' returned from
Washington snd .feels 'cheerful over
the prospect ; ol . the ..Winnemucca
Railroad. , , .- t ,
A young Indian with two faces one
before, the pther behind is1 the won
der of Puget Stuti(l,.;,Ifo chance to
lip up on him. . ,.;. .. , 'i.
V. a. JJId'onali! : twill lecture at
Corvallia: soon.' Subject, "The Brido
of Lsmtnermoor." Of qottrso it will
be a rare treat. ,,, , , , , , ',,m r, ....
Judge Denny,1 of Portland, deliver
ed the Odd Fellow'x oration at Can-
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VOnville last Alonday, It IS reported
. ,
as naving oeen auie ana eloquent.
Tbe Steamer .Ajax, ' which' sailed
front San Krancisoo last Ssiut il.ty, had
not arrived at Portland up to yegter-
ay morning. Her non-arrival causes
some nueasinesi. '
Col. II. D. Sanders, a mining ope
rator, of Baker City, was drowned
nesr that city last week by being
washed out ot the stage wbile cross
ing a wolleii creek.
A' Nevada man -who had hcveti
homely lisaghters, got a paper to hint
that he had seven ke-s filled with
..
cold in bis cellar, and every rirl was
'
married in five months.
Ten Chinamen were baptized and
received into the Baptist church, at.
Portland, last Sabbath, and the hea
then Johns of that city are making it
mijrhty torrid for the recalcitrant ten.
Henry Bearbach lives on Soitvie's
Island; is 95 years . old, weighs 203,
and can chop three cords of wood in
a day or whip bis weight in wild cats.
He is not mixed up iu the Teeoher-Boulton-Milto'n
imbroglio, .
. Iioseburtf Chapter No. 11, R. A.
M. last week presented to their High
Priest, T. n. Cox. an elegant gold
watch and chain valued at $3 JO. Our
Companions could not have thus hand
somely honored a nobler or better
man. :.'i. :
We are pleased to learn that our
Salem fiiend, A. J Brown has receiv-
d tho contract to put the immense
iron girders ot the State Capitol to
gether. It will take nearly 2,0 '0 riv
ets to tie them together, but Jac k is
the artistic Vulcan that can do it. : j
The other day the O. S. N. Cos.
steamer, Bnnita. made the trip from j
Portland tn Kalaina in 2 hours and ;
20 minutes. T- e distance is 42 mi'es.
Allowing 10 in Unites for each landing,
the boat made 22 miles an hour the
fastest lime ever made on Oregon
waters.' :' ' (
Geo. M, Stroud, the fragile conduct
or oo tbe Albany express, last week
beat the three eafd monte sharps by
kicking them off the traiti while they
were trying to fleece some poor im
migrants who bad just arrived on the
steamer and were on their way up the
valley. ' ' A
One of th most horrible reports of
moral insanity induced by a belief in
the anpvrnatural comes from Pinar
Del Rio, in the West Indies, A moth
er, who supposed herself to bo so di
rected by spirit-rapping;, lore out her
sou's eyes and prepared to tear out
her own. This was done ia the pres
ence of circle ot women who prayed
in a loud voice while the hideous op
eration was being performed.
Soipe Lake county boys found an
animal in s hollow log the other day,
and punched it with a stick. It im
mediately came out of that and opened
a choice sample lot of perfumery that
it chanced to havo by it,, and then
three boys sat down on tbe snow and
wept till dark, and then waltzed home
nearly naked and comfortably iroten.
They think they know what kind of
an insect it was they punched.
The Masonic fraternity of Walla
Walla, including the two Iioilgea and
the Chapter have decided to celohrate
St .T.ktktiV TnOI,t. ! .L... -..-
. ,,,knj. ;
It IS the intention to have a uran.l a.,1 ,
imposing demonstration, one which I
.,, , . '
will surpass anv that has ever occurred
,t v ,
On itie iVortll west COKSt, The Masnnui
Ijk I ... . I ri .. '
"""k1" v.,mm-ra Ol wregou, ,la-
ho an.) ur.ki ill i !!.. . ! -
--- w,,,,Mkku win (,xi IllVUVd (O i I-
participate. Gov. Kerry has been in
viled to deliver tho oration.
Tk. h .1 i it. '. . .' oi
a on i oruanu invvme ava there """"".' in -n-iii ; and snail iwie e-m,i.
ia ! Poel,'.,! h l. 1 " it?"" ,,wl"' 'he -r,as havHs tH
is at ivortnlt Maoleay s a specimen ; "Knew num -Tni fr .-a.-n of the y
oi trpgon nat, Which vrn grown by
r T f r l
.o.ouaou.re.1 li J. L. Smith A CoJKa
Salem. Il ia of very
hperitM
quality, and iu Kualaml would brim;
I Ml
(U-Witt per ton. Tin specimen i
will b I'orwai.lcJ ti) DiiikIha S.... I,
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vrgoutan o,ial Irvhn, i
fla. It will be a uH,a proJuot,!
neit ia nok to lie.tt, ia few years.
I Wheat is already being cut for hay,
I in some places, all hope of its tiiaturr
- ing having been aliaiid inoil. There
will probably be little or no surplus
wheal produced in California this
year.'
Newell Harding, a young farmer
of Sutter county, California, is in per
ianal difficulty, flu wrote hack to
Ohio that "thear is plenty of girls
hear iu California, but not one of them
is worth Hell H.mm for a' woikin(i
man; all they think of is fine Diets
and running with other num. Tun
ar vary t(ull in Calilornia at present.''
Sine- the' arrival of the Cleveland
1'laiiMkuier with Farmer Hardin
Communication, times are livelier
Yuba city.
' LAWS OF THE STATE OF OREGOS.
Pablidlieit by Anthorlty.
it miKtrt by lite Is-gWallv Amntilii aflhi
&Mle of Orsym
Section I. That. Jho inhabitants ol North
t'.rowngvtlle. I.luu county, Oregon, and lliclr
successors within the bounds lie dnuilcr prp-
nn.ui-u, ,e o.-ri uy fSLHUHMiea HQU di-Clftrcd ft
body corporate under the. name und atyleol
Xorlh I rownsvlllO; and as such shall lmvc t ,u
rint to sue and be sued, ileieud and be defend
en In any of tue Courts ol this ymto: in hohi
j real And percniia! property : to sell, lease, use
iv oiuiTwist. uisposo qi uic snme l r the eom
inon beiiertt. ; i borrow uml lonn money;to
have Hint use a scat, aud to nliur the sauio al
pleasure.
Hoe. it. The corporate limits or satrt'rity or
Xorth lirownsville shall he as lollows, Kefflt:
HeKttinlnjr at the noilhenst corner ot the t,iwn
of Am.-ll.-.; running thence south lothe middle
ol ralai.K,la Klver; thence down theinlddloof
said river to a point thirty rwi rods b-lowtiie
Mm.m-rH,HiiiLiiiinjr .W r0US U-loWt
' braise on the main road between said twn a
) liro'usville ; running thence north to u poi
nd
unint
i loua ooriii oi me nonn line oi
liMwn.avllte; running tliencatn a direct fine to
See. i Theothoer of the said corporatioo
shall be a President of the Council, lour Coun
eilmen. Iteeorder, Marshal and Treasurer who
sliall hold their ojliee tor one yearorunilt their
successors an. el'-eled and o,uahded.
Wee. 4. Knid odleersslinll lx-elecutl annually
ly llic fiualilied electors ol said corporation on
the third Alonday of llecemuer of each year.
ice. 6. The l'resident ot the Council ahull
have power to call meeting of the council and
hall pr-side at their meet iiirs, and when there
is a lie in the Council, shall vote ; he shall sign
nil ordinances and all warrants ou tho 'treas
urer, or warrant lor thecollectlon of cilytnxes;
he shnll mnkc a yearly rejortTl the condition,
financial and otherwise, ot the city, and shall
recommend euch measures lor tho pence,
health and prosperity ol tho city, us he may
deem expedient.
i-e. . Toe President, and Councilmen shall
it'' i"v'''-l. ""t beiore entefingupon the
. duti,-ol their oftlce shall Ale with the iieeorder
) "".""'a t wen and truly perform thedutiesre-
uir -uol them by this cnarter.
p-'r.orm Riicii oiner uuiies as may be nenunaf-
.-ee. 7. I he Keeorder snail have tho Jurls
diction of Justleeol the Peace in the corporate
limits, in civil and criminal proceedings, and
his court shall be governed (as lor asaopllen
blc) by the genera' laws under wnloh Justice's
.'ourul are conducted: he shall be ex-ofllcio
Cl-ioflhe Common Council, nod shall pr,--side
in t:e absence of the President, nnd shall
keep a journal ol the proceedings or the Koard
of Council : he shall also be City Assessor, and
his duties as Assescor and Clern shnll be pre
scribed by the Common Council.
Sec. H. The Marshal sall execute all pro-eess.-s
directed to him, by the Kceni-dvr or anv
legal authority; he shall be a cons-rvntor of
the peace, and shall arrest all persons guiltyof
a breach tnereof, or the violation of a eity or
dinance, and take them beiore the Cllv Ke
eorder for trial ; and may. as Collector, enforw
the collection of city taxes as the collection of
county taxes is enlorced: and shall make
monthly r -turns of all oioncyseol lected to the
Treasurer, and shall take his receipt for the
same: he shall, attend upon tho meetings of
the Common Councllnn.l perform such other.
a 'TS.CaT!hlve and dls-1
bursal! moiu-ys coming into his hands; he
stuill p,ty no ordT9 lor money unless they nro
sitiii'ti uy nit- i-rt-siuent nna ttt'ConitT; and
shall iniike qiiartorly n-port of I he ciiv flnn-c-s
to tUv Common Council, and nhnll l jrov
'rn.'d by such other rules ns tuo Couucil may
nrovlile.
Hv. iu. The Recorder, Marshal nnd Trens
tirr shnll fRch rIvp n bond In the sum of live
iiundr.'dd'illitrs (l-VN)), to bo auprovt d by Mm
Council, lor th fnithlul rforniiineo of tht'lr
diitli'8, which amount ninyt at anv tim, ba in
ur.'aR?tl by onl-roi the Coiumon Council.
Soc. It. Tln Prfsklnnt, i 'ouncii inn a nd
Traiur-'r tm 1 1 iveMve no jny mr t hlr S'Tvlecs,
and th" l'risi(lui or 'otincilin-u, shall not di-n-ctly
or indir-ctly bo iiittr -st d In th proceeds
oi nny contract to bo paid lor out of tho City
'l'asury,
Hc. i' ftntd ItcoH'T nnd Marshal shnll h
fntitl''d tollH? rin tees as ar now provided
u.v ihw nr i in jiki it-'s ami t onset ui
i-i. i n nam
rixirathoi siuill not cratts ,
any debt or llauillty which tn the ayir-gate (
l-'ll.
H'-a. 11. The Common Council shall hold at
least one meeting each month and a majority
of said Hoard snail ooustiluto a quorum to do
busines'.
Hee. 15. Within three days after the passage
of an ordinance cnules of the same shall li
poted In three public places, In said elty. and !
nil such ordlniincva shall tk eiTHi rhin
ordere1,
Hec is. The Tkmrdof Common Council shall
hHve power and authority within the oorporato
limits
1. Tomsk by-lsws and ordinances not in
conflict with the laws of the Stat" or of the
Unltd states, nnd all necessary provisions for
carrying them into effect.
X lt assess and collect Uxos, not to exceed
two mills n-r annum iin tno taxable property
within Raid corporate limits.
. To b'vy nnd collect a poll-tax, of not more
than two dollars (in W), and a street tax, ol not,
more I ban thre dollars, or twoduv's w irk irom
each lejral voter In th jv.roorw" limits.
4. 10 tax nnd license business hous?s, tav
erns, eatiinrrooms, bar-rooms, lhmor, billiard
and bnwl'iia saloons, pcdhTM, auetiontMrs. bro-k-Ts,
theatres, circuses and all transient nliows
.vrTho,(f(nngfiir public amusement, and also
the different branches orbusinessor profession
whieh. In their Judjrment, should be lleensi'd
under this charter, and all citizens within the
limits of satd corjioration sh It txi exempt tmtn
t"uin, iKTini- wiiien nw is, or may nere- ;
a It it be tin loosed bv ihe pmeral laws of this'
?Stte; Irovided, No cllv license shall be less I
than now pr-Rorilied by the tmute. j
S. To pntvtde tor the restraint and employ-'
tl. To provide alt necessarv means for he
prot4Htloi ol the cltyaxatnsi tires, and to inaia
tflin a nihbwatch when necssan'.
7. To build side-walks, cmss-walks, and con
struct s'Wers nmve obstructions from the
same, and provide tor their protection and re
pairs. 8. Vtt remove or repress all nisnncee. (nufs-anet-i,
or that which would be del rl mental to
the health or morals of the city
ft. To prevent and r.8traln riot, dlstiirnanee,
noise obscene tannuag", drunkennew nnddis-ordi-rly
eimduct.or hvwiii blab's, at anv time or
plaee within th- llmhsof tho corporation.
Pi. To prevent animals from ruunmifat laree
within the corporate limits.
11. To impose, dtilect and appropriate fines
snd penalties tor th' brnch of uv orllniieH i
1'mvhb (I, No tine or penalty shnll exceed the
sum ol two hundivd dollars Jw, or impris
onment in the county Jail mora than twenty
diiys,
12. To provide for the collection and disburs
ing of alt moneys which may Ik hss"hm1 or
nuth.wtseii U) Ui colh'Cti ; to isu' warrants
And l-'vy on real or lrsona! pnnTly of de
linmieui tax-pa.vvrs, and cause the same to be
sild und-Tsuch rules and reulaUons as th-r
may establish there tor.
IX To tiil all vacancies In offices of the Ineor-
p-iraiion, and to Mfiitoint such olhcrs ns m iy
nw.v.ry 10 carry in;oe;ct any ordinance
ol the Cminctl. !
H. ToniHkeall necsrr rules sndrtr''I
tlons for condiatlniceleci ions, except hk ht-rvin-!
ntler provided lor; I'rovid.Hl, No ptmin shall!
U allowtni to vote at any municipal eliio(
who Is not a lesl vter In the sinw, or who hs I
not r'id( wttnin the wrporat. hmCs thirty;
fin d-y next urtvedine KHid election, or wf... i
nas reiused to pay ,ny oily flao or tux legally -
as v,l acalnat him. I
' '"'.'t"' Juc.-oi tn- H wm ia,.nsiiio ;
precinct shall give nolle.- thai there w 11 be an
''i - etion held tor iheei,viem..ttheeri.,-rs pro.
te. II. I Ilk n t.n rini.,Hft.,k..
,.,e-, ...r .a iuih cnars-T, sam n.aiee t, b,.
P'al hi thnw pul lie places alll.in ll, or
rrale liiuos, at h asl lour l.v ln-foe, said i
' eu.i. kn.iii apixttnt suilal'le k- r- i
, .U KKk.s.M .'b-ctum to b.- th-ld as nar as :-it k-'i .'.rij- ! o. ,
, may lv m conformity with t;.;o!.HMi,t u,rf: TJAKK.H THK I-t"K STfTH KRM TWO i rr.-d Mai Witiui'sr i " t -M
itatt. TiiM1inn(M,1IWw!1ninill i dir. Si .i.i!ti f:ib!- iu-h -.f l-iw urci-r i . , ,.in ir.'i V
j tu Mib to th pmtlJutsi.M wn.nn t.t: t rr" "aroiu ti:it frm irt. 1 .lnv ot - '-' (',' r
r- "h thrM nt th OwMatH- 'bmiint U.i-d, No mro tti-r w,;h s0.;:- . i..r v-t nr--au-Vsi ld.,l -7s '
j oi ih- pr-s-mw. rni-l to c-tovas t!. sum-- i-ls -n,t f-ooi.. 1 dont iww t-i s;op to l.i;r . ui -nt-a Bltl i i' uv
'..V , "," - r"'"- "
" "kw . s i Hi envtion lo tx" tiekl
in-' ta-,-tn,t, rn-e-.l to caokas the s
;
ivn,r, smt nt r n(m t
'c. IS. t,-,., tiiisi!-(ur-o
mil-
U til lea.
umI;
;.n may sn-
th"n:ti,)fi oi v-hart.T ir m rhnrt -r miall U ;
At lh- )w)ft linjn nmrl.lHl f
11)1
vo.J! "'" """'"'
to -vl t! th- c:irtr, tn- tlu Act 'shsit
v ' iw.r- lint li. ! '
ti ut- -Hn as BovMibii
...i...n - - nu lvot..l-HI I.v lo loi I. ill -kbal!
rf 'it trum l no day al its appro'
I Atf to la
I by thit.v-.
, Wt
: III
' Aptirov-d fVtrtwr'3tt.
Alt-; CNf. CHMiWH'll,
JWwtary-; feat.
i -
'
Europe
Tas Prince of Wales was yesterday
;,.i.ll t n ,nf...i....Mf
forEnsrland. -
t, -
i in mi i '
JUDar. isvvard Jrierrepont has
.n,vinln,l A tln n.,.,l
place of Flax -brake.
Osnuosu City Wisconsin, was
nearly destroyed by fire last Wednes
day. Three persons perishoa in the
flames. -; '-'"."
Now they are claiming that Tilton
didn't dress bis wife sufficiently.
Tilton is a man of aesthetic tasto, an
admirer of gculptury and all tbnt, sort
of thing, and bo ought to know how
bis Wife looks beat. .
A Salem citizen is disgusted with
Theodore Tilton sinso be found that
ho held Susan B. Anthony in bis lap.
Ho says ho saw Sas.tnt wlieu sho .was
out here a couple of years .ago, aud
ho would as soon fondle a saw-buck
covered with icicles'. " "-.-'
Judge Prim, ot the Fust Judicl,.!
U strict, has iitlmitted Win, Urowu,
one of the Brown brothers now con
tiued in the County Jail, to bail in the
sum of $ 10,OUO. Ills Honor granted
the motion for bail upim the. sworn
testimony ofDr's, Callemloi; ami Mat
thias thai the prisoner was afflicted
with tho "consumption and that his
deaih might ensue beiore - the June
term of the Circuit Court for Lake
County, if confined within the' jail.
As yet the requisite bohils have not
been procured.
This is the way the Washington In
dependent speaks of its fellow citizens:
ScLuol Superintendent. Gault was on
the train when two or three cars ran
off the track last week. Some Hills-'
boroites say that' the first thing they
saw was Gault.' lid in ide about two
ten-foot steps am! was on tho platform
aud then u huge spring and lit all heels
up on a' mud bank and roiled down in
to the ditch besido the track, looking
as if he was trolii" to-heaven. He
hroiioht bis oat home with him and
thinks of plautinng an early garden
on it. "' ;
State Treasurer Cardozo of Sonlh
Carolina has received a good ileal of
valuable sympathy in the figll that
has beon goini; on in that State against
him, under the supposition that he
was the victim of an attack in tho in
terest of the old ring. Tho report of
the Legislative Investigating Com
mittee i' however, so clear iu its ac
cusations of irregularities in his ac
counts that The Charleston Jfews,
wlnub has sustained him, now says:
"Unless ilr. Cardozo can prove that
1)18 IlLtiires are ahsollltelv ftnd lllera Iv
", he will i.0 worse off lhan if he
I had made no (JfitVnSft whatsoever."
i . ,
NEW ADVE11T18EM XTS.
TO COXTRirTOSS.
nnd speeiticatlons cm ba Kneii' bv ratling on
ma. david' f hv m an.
nWwl.
buihllnir mv new two-stnrv Lrib Plniiq
I. . 12 AttPEil A o.
tkam-:u is Dv ioon-!( cr.OTHixr,
U.9 l!oot- and iio -.h. H its, (IrocTi 'S. Ki icv
tfonls and U'rflnnH, Sin it Olitis Hfid Pistol:
Nnil, llop1, Wall i'.ipT, .!irrors, Worn! and
Willow W-ir Trmit' and 'alis , -!te t.e..
l'ock"t Cntl-ry. Sold wrv low enlir Iv for
fciahor to prompt paying ousttui.'rs ou t-Ln
SCREA'sl ICE Zmi
"t"0,umi nn op n-a ouini w eisner d ties-
pop 11 (i u mia. i-nvnie panics or exeiirslonisw
suppueu on snort uouca at tiuerut ruu-s.
1
i c
I
. v "
ALOSSoiFflPPETiTEJ.!j
A most pleasant nor inviroratln
tnnK Iteonmmrnd(-d by nil (lie ouii-lit-nt
Physlciiw ihnmchout lUe L'nluM
T.rerj family hoaU havs it In Uie
It-ad (r.lfltra on c.K b boltlo. Sold
hy i.ll Lienor IX-alcrs una lrussit.
H. EPSTEITT A CO.,
Mole r.-iir.etKs,
5IS FitoxT ST., Sa.x Feaxcbco, Cal.
THE GIimSEST Af'J!EVE51E.T
OF THE AGE!
THE
J.'
UTILE MONITOR
SEWING MACHINE!
N3 SHUTTLE! S3 B33Gm 83 HE
T.mi2 OF TH.J !
lul: - l!..!t.is .luat i.-iV... tw,,
Dr. m.1 n l.'w v.lt.u i
mc ou tt
is a ym ,
ami niTi.t
ar' in i
in cn-im i ,
.ivrj. iur;lii.'-rtr
l-
m ..irj,;..ri
r !-. nir-i. tnui-h iip'rnt. t.tX?T IU
ii" oft"-r itiHcamf. H.i ?.ajrt'.--r
n-t r,An t it, ti.
STROKE OP TREADLE,
n''1
It miK-h lrv!t Tlr-som-Moorn;;. K-".f-
WM:rtit ri.. li.a-cin; tl
w any m&cliMv to tl wr.tt, IH im.
"ln.n p--rK. Wit! s-w l!k thr-acl
.-'."ti, niiHi rift Si!-;tu in5-ani WiJ
- ,n d " worv h.k, m-f luml- of
- 5 an, I -w rtr,,! i"-r Si-n anv n.. t.tno
ttt" WH" li l1.'! mr..1 a lh.. . '..1 .1 .
H
.
I
ui."" .t.v.uA i jva
T I !HHf.
Cam, ScHrnz sailed for
vestordav.
I SPECIAL NOTICES.'
hnitjiud Uauda ans I itcc,
i liore ,'i,N' dryness ,, ihetttn,
! -' S:v., l'c.,
, ...u.i.....,.....'. n, tllu jj,,
. suit in lt wcntliL'A tj-H llmt you y.it
i uauittncumKioniy by umikhak o., cn
' "'UBSllU. J.OW turil. jnnl , ;iy.
a. wiii:KLEit. e, t, nofitur.
A. WlIEiaHiU & ' ' '
SHED, 0BEGO2l;
FOfsWARDING 'AfiD' 0ii3S!Qri
IViERCHAflTS.
Dealers in MercIiHiidi-il'und I'Jtice,. A km!
nsaortni"iit ot iill kind of Uuoiu uVwuji in
utoro ut lowest niur.iel rati-s.
Ayi'ts lortfttk' 01 Waonn, UrHln Drills, Ci
der .Milts, cimrna, Ac, Ac.
C.VJSH twn.l ior WHl-JAV, ' OATH, POIWC
ni iiWii, Otitis uud IjUiJftl. iifii;fyi.
'iriio 'BSuiiaiiza for air.
Invalid-), by uoryotis d'liiliiy, drnlrou3 of
tifrim ii.'lii tfii' ii;fr oi lu'iutii tmd vim i
syst. in, siioimi taitt a it hum w Ini, Jit-is-
r.KV" IlLKil.lATKll I. X. I.. t.ll'l KKM. t.i'i..r .
on'; owiiK' .is Lur...n un y iviii ifi m. a;.wn 01
j r-'3lorututn, oi rv-tunuiiic" Jj"ivlti. No cisu ot
dysj--jftic, iiidif.-itioo, loss Ot anp'ht.:', riieii-
unuis.il, liKUi-'y irri T uia'A.f, nas 'er rv-
MHt-.'d iU r Monaivv poiV- r. hvcry part m Lli
human syBL'riij r qmr-s and sinm.il tvc.'lvo
sujit.'i(ititce nnd Ntipon mmi lite ntontacti,
r nulitli d by tn- liver, ll (no Moidiu-h c:ininl
supply the ulitii'-iit r'-iplirt'd. Mm wnol" yt;Mn
lauiusli'-s. i-orliiy jt.tir oranu oi ltn
tliesr-bitt'rs, und in u lew tlii)b y.nt ivill l-'- l
your wiiole Bst 'tn Invifjuriiti il : lor-nvcry bp
east' arising irom dmi.ru r-ti liver, Uomucli or
bowels, It is lni!iuiible ; U will revivt your
shatter ! system. I)yn)h'ptjca and pTsonoi
bilious liabit Rhotitd ko ) it within r-rtch, li
Wiry value health uud case. u&m;i..
Lumnu' FltOlt AND AFTKR Tlltft
tr-'17)j'.-'S- dill" the rnle lor lrelirht hv tie
,i5:ep,. Willamette 'irii3MjrlHlton (Jo'
bouts irom Albany to Portland will be
TWO StOLI.AIH
PER ' to?:
0,001 JfKMITlI. .
.. I'WfcUleiiti '
vlOnaitf.
i. "Mm s. co ,
IROH AND AI'TRR UAfR UNTIL VUR
. tlu-r notice. tr.iUht irom I'-irlUind to Alba
ny will be one dolJttr e v'nu All down ln'lht
will be douveri'd at furl land or Astoria treuoi
chjtrfje or wlinria?;o hi reduced rues. iioats
will lenvo Albany lor Corvallia or l'.ribind
every i:.y. Fur inrtiier Inlonnatlon nmiiyto
ISI'UCUA MON'JIOI'lil, A-iil-s.
ALLTIIR COOK ATOOVXTS AXl NOTH-S
belonjiiff to tho Urrn of K,C. IlillA Kon,
lute druyUUs In Albany, will be toami utter
Mi is date with', he uridtTstned, at th Cleric's
oillco in the Court ifou,", in this city. Any
and nil iwrsons in(lvbl'd ut ftsiid firm will
please call beiore Jnmiary 1st, 18,5, find settle
und thereby save ttisis.
- R. C. IMLTi A HON,
.' ' 1-yO, A. Hill.
Albany, V;e. Ut. i.74. . .
vlOniTif.
tfS tH prday. Agents wanted.
IW ?stU All ciass?s of wor'Jng
prople oi boto 8t;,'s, young and old, make
morn nioiKvv at work for ua. in their own io
call ties, during 1 heir npiire uioments. nr all the
iini,), mail ui. any i.iiini: i;i3tf. wt'Otier yinploy
mrnt dial will p-iy iirtrt-l.oniely for every
hour's worir. Kull partieubtrs, terms, Ac, t-nt
free. Send U3 vour addrt'a at on e. Don't
df-lay. Now is the time. )(n't look for work
or business rlsow!n.r!, until j'ou have l.-arnfd
wnat we ilc.". sriNaux & Co., Portiiind,
Maine. viyniyi.
WONDER OF THE WORLOf ,
Look Ucre, Weary Wokscu.
THE GLiaAXSTEA WASfltP.
Istlie best, cheapest and most durti!!e ma
chine ever invented, and Will rOSt IlOLlllHL' lo
find out wnut it will do. Lookout hir iiiLpoKl-i
lions as t ie country is mil ol Un-rn. Tin Cii -
max e-.in be h.ut by eulhnii ; upun our aynts, or
i ii ill I . ii. ,ii;riii :;tim ll'1-M.or , .-Ml flu V. 1 JIO
i-i.lto fS,'J, and wtrtli Ci
price oi i,n$ woruieriiii
u!i-Mi'r',.-ui:i!iv, inu
r-CS'X'
family in the mi
t tail to see It before
iiun-ha-Miii: a:iv otlvr.
KM HAi:i-,Ueneral
Oregon. . nisti.
irthc Elate of;
-
FARM FOU SALB..
'ieunderfilnd offers forse.Ie his
rich f. ;:ly r?
xD :ier '. slKiffi-:. ti n tv-il
1 din
bitny. on tti" H!r-h.M r.ithi tri
-h-'Io. 1 ti" ruail cuts v.'. isii'n
lenvini; ..in m-i'-1;; nn oth.
other.tluis nia.tuiL't.vo !.m
blelircn. IiiJtff.s on Ci-linoiiiv'-d
and ii on t'lor
Al-:
i nd
1 Vb in
in tw i part
unor 1 'uv -, supplied Witn imh! 'ufjv''er. livi"v
waier ;itd an i!i'iiimn:(ce ..i irtuf . :uul otn
the t"-r- mln 'e-.Mlti.-i i:-- f ino-. in tn- r;er. v.t-
ly 01 1 a-1 s:tnit,i,u. A i..-r.:'-. ilr. t'i"vra-r
iimtr t 'nt'". si;p;iii. ti witn
Ilia h-v
"i. It ! SUJi
niHi.tinj;.
I d with mh
ill Ril on
11 r
ir: a;ui orb-l-rnis.
r'.i
i'K'oi-n
i OKAKI.
I lurlh'T purtU'ti!
i oiiH'e or on tue I'lroi oi
l.inn county, prit i
mm$ L03K TD YDJ3 INTEREST
m SAVE RDFiEV.
Kcapcrs, Mower antl ThrrNcrtt !
Koiiaircd aud miuler.1 j
moat an go nil ;
ns new.
MERRILL Si FUn,iAN'3
NEW MACHINE SHOP
m now prppnr.'i! to do nil kinds of wood hew
Inir, SAwin ;miI ilr'ssliiir, iits,n!iv mm work
and (iout-rul y4iw:imuiimj; tin; lrnd:; may Ue
iniind. Keiiclnlr nickels will b. k.M,!. on l.n.i n an
tlm.s. :
l.ornfrnd HIHl W.i'ilnlr.n t'r... fs ,11' .,,..-
Orpgoii . vliliiUiyl.' ' 1
CfliiiliSGE Bi'iO WAG9.N
MANUFACTURE K S
, - ;
"
Corn.? Sf oon.l an J Ferr S s., Alluny, Ok
: Are pr-.'pari';! to manufiictup? carriages and
J Wtofjotta at snort ihhkv and ot the v.-ri 1
BCST MATE RIAL. " ;
They mae the I'nsKira Cakiags and'
j ncuujsaoi ibe tftait-.
j REPAIRING fifiD J03 mm
! done at short notice an t in the most E
l
SKILLFUL MANNER.
i
j Thrworiantl matrlnl la warraittrjtft u-'
jf !.snrt- and an
i an f
'iirz ot me
iMiin ta'-(t out isi tae
-;.Ki' ol t r.'i;,i. i-.r 1 .1 ii ii
fit aad tt:kiitn.tl tor tn-
it - rr. ti -ury v-r
i-annnTs uis-n-r J.i ri1
..-i-sr, Si,-r. A v.
e? Jt-;a M
.'li lit t-
1 Wilt
! it:i U'.' it .t
fi si ir.. i
. y.
. M. o; ,
an.'i t ,r
Ircitt ot il
coin in li n,
( nun iu-
A.tvtoy, i
1 a? th" hour of ot ft"
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' A D V B It TI S l! M E N y (
.. notice :
usti.v Monnisov. mnvKitr v ,,c ;
ItoiiouiMi frwuty, lillno i;' Sic.
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vlUnJiti.
J. H. ;innluiiye'M i,aw Uiiii
T. n. WHITE,
' rMHliiuut.
Asav YORK- XfiujuyAE"
"THE UAliiNG AMERICAN NEWSPAPtR "
THE 5T 'ADTERTISIBS MEDIUM
DMy, SWnyenr. Heml-Woekly.M. Weeifly7;,
m.' Cuii aud AUvumiiiiB i(utt' c1'
WewtJy, iiicluunof uor more, only i
ugujud, AudrwsliiBTiaiiUKE V
vhrii-llyi. ' '
, Ficarso Shlop a Lactic.
OP YOU I5LV A DHEVELLINCi MAX nvn
doi.t vant to ji ;t on-au-d m.-bbtj yt,u mui
ua.tor, sliop.nios.; Ly d-r Cann.Mi's m t " v
" 'K lltM,ITHI Uy U('f Wtllr
ttUi in.U d.T Uncus utt- hu eueap a newer w
al. .1 il., .--. mihivI was der imsx vol tititon li iri-'
una he twy you bully, 1 b- t von, und U hi,
uuittd luonotib t you "RumuinyouUiHilu
HxKutit, ttumtVJi will wait on you, 1 bet
"r lii.- - ,V"W.
In the County Court' of Zhin county,
"Ort'on. '
In tho matter of tlt(? Eptnte of CJeorire Huh
b;inkm, Ue iis d v "
'1 lie Uii(.trsi"tieit hfivin'' hnnn Hulir n.,ni...
by said court, miiuinlstnurlx oi toe estate of
the abov naijird Oeortfh Hujili batiks, dp-c-
imed. Hereby notin.-s all iier,(iis bavlnc
lHiiiiNHj:aniBlsiiid esWte to prcfk-ntt heni with
L.--ljro;T muciuTd to her wiuuu lix inomhn
irom tiiL- ciatt ln.rv.oi,
' , MIS .15WA IIUGHBaNKa
Dated Albany, April -mu, i;5. . a7W
Kmii ATH HOUSE '
1 ' ; " " -A.NJI--1 -f t,.' .
BARBER; SHOP'!
r'JpIIK UNDKUSIONKD WOULD RESPRCT-
imi.v until. Liit unizenH oi Aioany aua
vaiuiiy I .t the liberal oalmnaije bestowed ui
on him lor the past se.vtfii year-i, and hopea for
too luturrt a eontijiuanee of their lavorg. For
the aecommodation ui transient eustoraera
and irt-'iidft in ttii.' upper part of town he has
opened n neat little shop, next door to Mont
joinery A Tyhr's saloon, n hore u gowl work
nmn will always be in attendance to wait, upon
putrons. 'Ml WuHEii.
vlf)n',1tf.
,ft IT. nriili fARTCRlt, tA't-K OI- 6n&
XJt jiun L ity, bej; Ihivc to hilorm tho public
tnat liu-y liavf ptircluified the entire stock of'
drus, uiCHih-loesete., tormrlv 0Win.il by J. tV
Hill fi Son, and thnt they design connnuinu
tiie buriliH-ss nt the old stand, u-heru they r,ro
lK)s Iq kerp HHhe fuluro, a lull iuKortuiint oi
ini(r; Oiiomiiwls, I'atnt M-,(iel(H, I ,llt:t Ar
ticles nod everything usually found iu a Urst
el.'isH di ng Htore.
Willi earnestly Kolieitlng a contlnuancM of
tho lioeral patrtniime. heretofore extended t
th? OU) house. 1 Wo hops at the saue time, by
lair and llbenil dealing, and eareiul altentlou
lo the wants of customers to met ihf (.Ktn,
of any nkw frit'iidawhouiflyfuvoruswllhthcir
orders.
fartieulur nttthtioo will be ilvm, to tho oom
pounding o pliystchins pnscrii;tions nnd fam
ily receipts lit ail hours oi the day nr niKht.
. A, H. Beli, iS; Pakkkb,
BtiooesH;rs to it. f. illLLA ison.
Albany, Oregon, Jet. yih, 17. ntiu.
FOR THE LADIES.
MRS. M. HADDON,
, - S5ALSEY, OUEilGOX, '
has Just opened a fine assortment of '
rIIiliirTERY" GOODS.
snaxc; ao sim.tskji styles.
! To wliich she nsUs the attcnliou of the ladles
of that vicinitv, .
, v "
; Dressmaking, Bleathing aud Pressing
OSE I O OUDKS,
i VOU TFIR RPI)Rrfi TD A ni?. I
The XfCMdlVClI
r :
3
ly-P.
-A .r
; STATESMAN SEED DRILLS
the only force feed drill,
ox the coast, v
Call and examine my lar stock of nsTleur
nnil inp!.-iu"iit. VV'arrofiuis on H-'Cond'
nvet, oiii blwii caat of tuo "IK-nnienit" build
I' itA.N it WOOD. '
Vl0n2tf. '
-TO THE-
FARMERS AND GRANGERS I
Iave Just received a complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
And my Diolto 18 to
"Sell ui Cheap at the Cheapest," and
I'ay the Meal Price Qoing
for Produce,
11 y.skbs of best prists sj:
' J '
ft Call nt th 'Cosa 8tor of R ChefttM. cot
nerof Kirstaud Broadaibin atweta, Albanr
NEW GOODS!
LATEST FASHIONS !
at tho store of ' ffi
L. fCLSfJE tt CO.
" l'r...oii, iu wry Ulst iiiyVl Hoy's :
ll U-R ir!T nrrr'n-rn rnr av ..
KlSU.'OMBtK n.OTHlG I !
LkD;ES' i$5 hliSSES'
'JOjRJZSiS, GOODS!
antl !'V. "1" U y loun.I in a
P'
CLASi
RETAIL STORE I
r-. u dsal ww: uivica mi.d wiit
:iI.- ha.L1 f."r salt
Ti:.lEE TV.'3 -H3RSE wacc:
si
AcJ (up itrin-; Unfit.
t li -n. Nt Axa- abov( Pst-A.i'-ii.y.
'n troii. n-Ttf.
eiX-jrliiH buJldintr ot the M 1' rf
fiouth, In Albany, trorn thlH da to uhm l"r'h'
Pulldini; lo wmnleted by w i ,V- iiy
Diroctors reserve i ne rlcht to r ii-ct n,- . ; lH
bids, l'lans and HuM-iiieHii,..,., nm' nil