APYERT1SE-MENTF.
. A D .V E n it r a n. - -
..JULY 2, 1873.
PAPER FOR CREGGM.
Li r iuiftL
WMT OF SPECIAI. ELECTION.
T, He .?rijf' ' ntnt fasafiw lellUn
Whsmims, At H jjanaral election held nn the
Ural day of iune, A. IX. UWS. J " Hon j W
I Iw was duly elected Hoprcsentallye of
M of the United States : and
WuratKAS, 8ln the said elertlon, said oinw
liu Iwwme voeant by the death of Mid In-
i-umbont ; and . ,, u,.,i-
Wmkrkas, By provision of the Consltutlon
of the Unite! State., and the lawi I ol ' thlj
wale. It hen become the duty of the Umernor
1 I "lilif to Issue bis writ of olortlon to 1111 eucb
4 NowTttif refore, I, U F. GROvm, Governor of
the mate of Oreitou, do hereby command you
and each of you to notify the several JudRoe
of Kleetlon within and for yoor jevenil coiin.
ll, lo hold a special election of Representa
tive In Conres lo nil the vacancy foresaid,
"n Monday, the (351 twenty-nfth day or Oct o
taT. IKftTand that you cause all proper notice,
lo be given thereof according to Jay.
Ulven under my hand and the seal I of
j l the Utate of Orepra, rt Salem, this
I j alteentn day of J.Djj'jjJJVER.
Attest: S. F. CHADWICK,
Secretary of Bute.
' DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
A Iemocratic State Convention for the Bint
of tlreRon Is hereby called by the Democratic
Note Central Commlttce.oonvened at Portland
on the Mill day of June, 1874. to meet at the
-ll y of Halein, Oregon, on
Thursday, July 2tWt, 1875,
el 11 a-clock A. ., for the purpose of nomina
tion candidate for Representative fn C n.
uress, be voted for at the special election lo he
held October 2th, 1875.
The apportionment of members of said Con
vention among the counties Is based upon the
l:tnooratlc vote east for the late lion. Ueo. A.
l.jil)ow for Cob crest In 1871, allowing one vote
lo each county and one to each one hundred
votes, or fraction over fifty Totes so cast. The
o-voral counties of the State will be enlllled lo
delegates In said Convention as follows ;
Maker
Ulatsop.
Columbia
Cons
Uraut
.loNeptiine
I. inn .....
MarlOH
Tola
I'luatllla
WlUKIl
Yiitntllll
Clackamas
Curry
Douglas
Jacknon .........
1-ane
I.ake
Multnomah
Tllamook
Union .
Washington...
Total ......
IUHI..
Tne Committee having no raeaniof knowing
tin! number of votes cast In that part of Jack
son couuty recently created Into Lake, It Is ex
pcted the two counties will so arrange the
representation as to make It Just between them
and each have Its proper number. ,
It Is suggested by the Committee that the
several comities hold their Primary Convcn.
lions on Haturda', July 17th. at 1 o'clock r.
and their County Conventions on Wednesday,
July 21st, at the same hour. In those oountles
where these appointments do not meet the
eonvenlency of tho Democracy, It Is expected
Hint they will make the necessary charges
through their County Committee.
C. R BEM.lNOKl,
Chairman pro tern.
A. Xoi-tmrb, Secretary.
OUR COMI.HO CONVENTION.
Elsewhere will bo found an author
itative call for a Democratic State
Convention as well, as recommenda
tions for County Conventions and
primaries. The times named for
each of them meets our ready appro
bation, and cannot fail to give gener
al satisfaction. Being called before
hardest, there is no reasonable ex
cuse for a failure on this part of the
people to attend the primaries, and
we most earnestly urge every Demo
crat to-come out and assist in select
ing our bent, 'purest and most intelli
gent m?n to represent us in the high
er conventions. Do not say because
lliis is a special election you care
nothing about it. It is just as im
portant at a gouerul election, because
the Congressman elected must fill a
complete torm upon which Mr.'La
Dow'k untimely death did not allow
him to miter. Bosidos, as we have
previously romarkod, in referring to
this election, it is the forerunner of
nest year's great contost and must to
some extent shape the destiny of
Oregon b vote iu the electoral College j
of 1870. Those important consider
ations ns well as an earnest devotion
to the grand old principles of our
istrty, ought to iuduce every Demo
crat to turn out to tho primaries, and,
while thus more fully impressing the
common enemy with our earnestness
ami determination to beat them, at
the same time securing delegations
free from the suspicion of boing paek
od or set up in the interest of any
particnlarcandidale or clique. Dou't
neglect the primaries.
Mexican IUips. Ou our south-west
horler exists a notion, which is torn
asunder by domestic broils, and is
powerless to restrain marauders from
leaviug and entering its domains.
The Bobber Chiefs, who plunder from
American citizeus on Texan soil and
who find refuge in Mexico should be
puuished for their crimes. Our gov
ernment should give serious attentiou
to this matter ami if Mexican author
ities are too weak or indifferent to
remedy tho evil, perhaps, the job
could be lot out to some of tho ex
citable fellows who ure roaming
around on tho North Fork of tho
S intiiim in souroh of gold and don't
tiud many bonanzas. It seems to us
that chasing those festive robber
chiefs of Mexico would cool their ar
dor aWit as quick ns anything.
tit I PAY
A Woui'. horsb tmikp. A farmer , met at San Kranico last Wediies
ni Kendidlvitle, Iowa, loauod a young ! day lo nominates full Slnte ticket,
lady named MinsMiiry Moore a horse : but up to thtttiiuo ot going lo press
fur her to ride at the county fair, and j we wem only able lo get the name of
he won the premium, mid liked tho j the nominee lor Governor. Six per
horae so well that sho "lit out" with , nn wore placed in nomination and
hi in for other parts. The Sheriff; on iht eighth b.ilhu Wm. Irwin, of
pursued, overtook and captured her, j Amador county, was declared the
mid elie now lies in jail awaiting trial : nominee of tho Convention.
tor home stealing. -
I Tin; lii-ivur.n-Tu.Tox cask went to
'I'm: liui iH-WAThiNn's libel suit the jury, last Friday, and they huve
mine . in Portland this week, be-1 been in coneultatiou ever since, with
tore ,1., ' . Khatluck. Messrs. K. C. ; no" immediate prospect of nil agroc
Jtii.n.Aiqii, Hichsrd Williams and W. Uncut. It is asserted that Judge
iV. T!i.ver appeared for the pluintiff, j NeiUm suys he will keep tho jury
, K. A. I'rouiiisiid W. H. Kftingcr out six weeks or make them agree on
),.! the ill'i'ltOllllilt.
Tiir. Xal.iounl Imnporaucc f'cuiven
lioii K fi'iitly in aesnion at Chicago,
..iiiin.itftl (l.or'' l'liiwis Tj-aiu ior
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i will t id ore'j-oii Mat.
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Vv.i!iiu ciialk tlieir
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i .i, POUCV V. PKINCIPUi
The Portland Even ing Journal takes
us to task for putting in our oar in
the matter of the city eiection last
week, and suggests that if we knew
more about the politics of that city
our mind would be changed as to the
policy to pursue. We dont know
that we sDoke of "policy" in the ar
ticle at which our friend growls.
We wore talking of principle. Wc
ririn'l' lilin 'that word "policy." It
was policy which demanded the nom
ination of Geo. B. MoClellan, a war
Democrat, on a Peace Platform, and
there being no principle involved in
such a programme, the project igno
miniously failed. It was the policy
of the bondholders and thieving Tarn
manyites which secured the nomina
tions of money-bags Soymour and
Abolition Blair as our candidates in
1870, and there wasn't principle
enough in the contest to rally the
party to their support, and they were
defeated. And the last and most la
mentable stroke of policy was that
which sold our party to the sore-head
Republicans and political dead-beats
of the -Cincinnati Convention and
gave us a Presidential candidate,
Horace Greeley, the most malignant,
persistent and bitter opponent of
every principle which pftr party has
held in veneration since its existence
began.
With these throe great "policy"
failures to warn us of similar experi
ments in the future, our party is.cul
pably blind ifit takes another step
in the same direction . We must now
see the utter folly and futility of
these "new depnrttues," and fully
determine to adhere U the time hoo-
ercd principles of our party if wejtj,e thirty years, sd was a warm
expect to win in tho great contest of , jr-eu(j f Kit C.ir.on, twenty yoars
187B. And this will apply alike to Sago
our coining special election. Wej Tlis j, fl0W ,le Sail Lake Tribune
want a pure, honest ,'onpable straight- j ln,,0,inc,.a mi influx ot rnral Mormons:
jacket for Congress, nominated on n i
Platform embodying the principles
of the Democrat party.
With any other programme wc will
justly merit tho contempt of tho peo
ple and inevitably meet with defeat
at the polls. With such a candidnto,
and such a platform as principle alone
will dictate, we will bury both tho
Badical and Independent hosts be
neath such a triumphant victory as
will paralyze thorn for respectable ef
fort in our next year s contest.
CHOJl YAKIMt.
A correspondent sends tho follow
ing from Yakima : Farmers in Yaki
ma country arc hopclul of nt least nn
average crop for the country, not
withstanding tho spring has been
backward and eold. . Tho weather is
now quite warm, with occasional
showers. Our pcop'e have com
menced the cultiirn of "hops" in this
country, and at present prospcct
tbey are very hopeful of a Hueeosful
business in that line. Times aro hrwd
and money scarce, lint in times of
need our ''Swank" nines are panning
out but lor nt present limn they have
at any time before, The original dis
covery pny headed by-Tom (itiod
win, are said lo he doing well; have
at lust found the main lend and taking
out regular pay sometimes as high
as tlOO a day, with now and then a
nugget, Tho largest reporteii tins
season is $Jo.r Mr. Hatfield it Co,
are preparing to work hill diggings,
and Mr. Cooper and man others aro
gutting good prospects and quite
hopeful of success. A company of
llireo men aro olso at work on the
Peshastin, about twenty miles north
of "Swank" milieu. They aro pros
pecting a ledge of gold-bearing qunrti
that was discovered bvt fall by Mr.
Culver and MnrlinShalcr. Tho quarts
shows free gold very plainly, and is
estimated to be worth between five
and six hundred dollars per ton.
They expect to have the ledgo devel
oped H i" season.
A CHANCH FOR Al.l. OK TIIKJI.
Now the Independentsor '.hose
dead beats who followed that noiv
fangled Dolly Vardon concern off iu
hope of seeming "ofl'us" will havo
several other chnuees for recognition
if their new father doesn't notice
'em. Besides the regular Democratic
and Republican tickets we are to havo
an Independent ticket, a Temperance
ticket, nil Anti-Seoret Society ticket
and a Woman's SuflYago ticket in our
coming Congressional election. It
seems to us that all the political doad
boats ami mercenaries in the State
ought to get nominations in that long
procession of tickets.
Statu Coxvuntiov. The Onli-
1 i'. I.. Tt.....nHnli.i P.MIl,.lli;,m
nliet. It was claimed at last ad-
v.. es that the jury stood eleven fori
iSeei lier and one for Tilton.
(itii. Joifili L:mo will oruto at
i - ii.A r..i. w M-A..1.1
Jk'""-a ' """'"i
roiuer near mo uwmijjvimnrii jn - imi -
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er.Hie veteran I ti.it, nnym-iy
P ICIFlC COASTER.
Senator Mitchell has 'arrived
Tortland., j ... ...
Tho Junction -eelcbration will I
the bicgest one in tho State this year.
Hon. Lafayette Lane will deliver
the oration at Drains Stition to-nior
row.
An insane mother nt Victoria hack
etl her child to nieces with a hatchet
last Monday. ,
The revival meetings go on and the
religious tide still rises in Portland,
under Hammond.
Dong Gong, a Chinese Missionary
Baptist, preached on the atrccts of
Oregon Clly lust Sunday.
James Hos, Cowlitz courtly, W. T.;
hunting; gnn accidentally discharged;
shot through the hoad; gone to sleep.
A Stockton,. Cal., boy was last
week drowned in a pond whjlo try-,
ing to save his little kitten from the
same isle.
Mr. Waters brother of Capt. Wa
ters who used 10 live 'in this county
is now editor ol tho Portland
Bulletin. He is late ot Nebraska,
and slings a lively quill.
Henry Garb'anati, formerly a law
yer at Kvanstown, Wyoming, has just
bt.vn mulcted before a justice for
thrashing a fellow who called in to see
"the man who wrote that article."
A few days ago such a swarm of
grasshoppers were seen at Fort Lara
mie as never before. There were ao
many, and they flew in such a thick
swarm, ihil tho people thought it was
a Mack ihnndcr-clond.
C. H. Ueauvais, one of the new
commissioner appointed to treat with
the Sioux tor the cession of the Black
nills, has lived on the fronuer for
our.ad ,,f Ivitlle-axcs of the Lord
eame ill yenlerdsy from the north, lo
go through the Knrlowinetit house,
and swear eternal hostility in Hie gov
ernment." The Kdit.'s of Hoosierdom, have
met in solemn conclave and contem
plate an iiivavinn of Philadelphia at
tho centennial. They must he more
flush than Oregon Editors are, to
travel so far from home, or perhaps
they understand railroad affuirs bel
ter. The S'ioiix delegation, who.whiloin
Washington, wero obliged to hold
their , peculating proclivities under
check, relapsed into their old habits
as soon as they struck Wyoming, find
stole a pony, from Latham's ranoh, ou
Horse Creek, on the way out from
Cheyenne.
At Oakland, one day last week,
while a beautiful yoims lady was re
clining on a sofa fust asleep, in her
father's house, somo unknown per
son crept iu tho window, sovered her
hair close to her bend and fled with
it before she awoke. If it was like
most of the young ladies' tresses of
the present day it douhi less gave way
very easily.
Tho little (hnighter of Levi Man
zov, Maggie, now of Salem, through
tho displacement of a plank, full into
the well Sunday afternoon, and re
mained in tho water somo lime before
boing missiid. When found life wns
apparently gone, but by tho use of
restorativos the , little girl was at
length restored to life, although nn
able to utter n word for about three
hours, says tho StaU'sman.
"Tiik words 'in God we trust,'
havo boon left off recent issues of
now coin nt tho Philadelphia mint.
It !s inferred from this that the Grant
partv are pretty niuoh in tha condi
tion of tho old lady, who, being
thrown from a vehicle, was askodhow
she felt when the horse wns running?
'Well,' snid she, '1 trusted in Provi
donee until the breeching broke, and
then I thought it about timo to look
out for myself.' "
Tho denth of ien. Breckinridge
leaves but four gentlemen living who
have been elected to tho second high
ost ollice in tho United Sales. They
aro Hiinnilml Hnmlhr, Andrew John
boii, Schuyler Colfax and Henry Wil
son. The. inoi'talliiy among Vice-
Presidents docs not stem lo be as
great as among the Presidents. Mr.
Johnson is tho, onlj cx-Prcsidont
now living, and ho was not elected
to thai ofliyo by tho people.
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Tut: Chicago Courier has turned
ag.iiust the Republican party since
Graut's third term letter was publish
ed, and it now swears by tho eternal
or word to that, effect that the
Republican party and Grant must go
i down together. Ave cheerfully "jine
'you in Hint swear. Sir. Courier.
i i
A vorsn folk's ricjuc, near Flor
ence, , Nob., ..ended up in a cheerful
way hist week,, with kuives, pistols
and blood spilling generally. What
in tUjii'ider do you 'sposo those Ne
braska folks wnuld do lo each other
if they leally wont out. to light in
stesd of playV
At Pomeroy , Ohio, Saturday, Jacob
Rouse attempted to kill his wifo with
a pistol, but tho bull went through
her cur without further injury. He
then shot himself iu the head, dying
instniitlv, No cause known.
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Tin: grasshoppers tire destroying
cvorylliiiiff rnn iu Western Iowa
and Ivwti'iii Nuliiaska.
' t
inNT Iihh roaJ Shriiiiin"a ImkiI;
: n. how.hiiiikm n tiraui; iih
I now .
in tin"' war
Rcnt'le lias a new ilaUy paper.
The hops in Pttyallup valley ore now
being lujurcd by worms.
Five policemen are expected to keep
Olympia in order on celebration flay.
A large number of prospectors left
Olympia last week for the Chehalis
mountains.
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In consequence of the Ions contliiiietl
rainy anil colli weather, crops arc very
backward. , i. ' .'
The coal miucs of Bclliuxham liny
and Seattle turn out ahmit 12,000 tous
per month.
They ate endeavoring lo get a wharf
built Iu Olympia where tcam boats
an float at a low tide.
The wife of Mr. John Medcalf tiled
suddenly of heart disease, at dray's
Harbor, fast Week. L
The Klamath Indians mourn the loss
of their comrade, Dave IIIII, and will
probably not invest in another such
enterprise.
Lieut, noyle says thut his horse
"Johnny Smoker," can feet away with
any horso within 100 miles of Fort
Klamath, for Greenbacks.
A young man named niiffington was
arrested a few days ago on a charge of
the larceny of a derringer from one
Smith in Chehaleni valley.
TnK Hfate Hoard of Education and
the State Board of Examination will
convene in regular semi-annual session,
at Salem on the first Monday in July.
Tile Annual Stato Teachers' Institute
will be helil in Salem, nn the 1st, 2d,
and 8d days of September .
The directors aro meeting with very
good success in soliciting subscriptions
for the State University at Eugene
Wty. They have only been out a day
or so, and have succeeded in raising
nearly a-tliousaiid dollars, and feel con
fident that the entire amount-wilt soon
be raised. '
On Friday evening of last week,
while a number of sheep shesrers were
gathered about a pile of wool at Mr.
Wlilard Taylor's place on Fifteen Mile
creek, Wasco county, a bolt of light
nlng struck in their midst, knocking
several down. No serious damage was
done, however.
The contracts are all let for the con
struction of (he western intension of
the Astoria Farmers' Company's wharf.
The addition is to bo 150xn5 feet in size,
and will mute i wharf, sovered with
warehouses, 0-24 feet front, (!' feet deep,
with room to spare for another structure
of still larger dimensions.
Tni: Bank of Engliinil has about
800 clerks. They usunlly outer at
between eighteen and twenty-five
jeura of ago. Their salary begins at
nboiit-lj!400 of our currency. From
this they ndvanco until, by the time
they nro forty-ono or forty-four, they
get $1,700 a year, after which they
cannot hopo for an increase. In tho
London nnV Westminister Bank,
with 413 clerks, and Glyn gwith 200,
tho beifinnci-B got nbout the same ns
in tho Bank of England; the veter
ans receive about i,'20 of our
money.
Edwin Booth based his declination
to piny at tho theatre ho founded on
tho Bcntiiuonliil basis of nn indisposi
tion to again appear upon the scene
u
OI inn (jrcut nimiiuiui uii.-uuibivo .uu
sont a very handsomely wprded letter
to Jarrott & Palmer, complimenting
them upon their better fortune and
giviug expression to tho wish for a
continuance of their success. Ho
will play nt Daly's Fifth Avenue
Tlioutro next season.
To n piuture ol n frightfully wan,
tmnuisteil girl, exhibited in Paris, is
ascribed this history. It is the portrait
of an artist's sweetheart. He began
to paint it when she was healthy and
leatiliful, but while the work was in
progress she fell sick with consump
tion nnd slowly wasted awny. As the
deadly diseaso changed her looks ho
touched and retonohed her likeness,
until just before hor denth it grew to
ho what it now is.
Tuk Nnpa Reporter says: Thoro
was a very affecting meeting nt the
depot Friday evening, A young man
got off from the cam, and a young
lady fell into his arms with the excla
mation: "Mobrothsr-r r!" "Como,
Mary Ann, don't make a condemned
fool of yourself," he urged, iu a
brokeu voice. '.'Gracious, me, Hauk
Jackson, you needn't bo so mighty
stiff," she retorted.
"Pin 'eu back, ladies, pin 'cm
bock !" says the New Orleans Bulletin,
"don't be ridiculed out of a darling
fashion. Pin 'em baok! . Draw them
tighter and lighter. Sit sideways;
resent impertinent stares in short,
just have your own sweet way as
usual. Wo can stand it if you can.
Pin 'em back."
' Lrrcutur W'oinou in Knvad are unt
aahumeil to go oulside of their pro -
fossion for the mike of mouev-malting.
Aiiiwc cmpp odu lmiicocK, pnnoi
pled of the Sierra Seminary, have'
talon a contract to furnish iron,
fenoinjr for Capital riunr at Carson, !
for 5,800 iu gM. '
No licensor to acll apirituoas li(juor:
ai-o now granted in Smyth county, i
Ya. A lihode Inland Senator lias
brought in a hill inflicting a hoary
fiui and imoriHoumout uiwn persona
wllincr impuro or dniijijl liqnora.
Tin: patriot ie printer of San Fran-j
ciwo will eeltiluato the Fourth of .
July. Tho piitriotic printers of Wcl
foot aipinudered their eiiiliUBiaum in
C"M.rtiiifr St. TatrirkV Day.
(1i:n'iivi, li.ms, fnrnivrly Kujwi'iii- s
lendeut of Indian Affair for Wash
ington Territory, ia now an inmate of :
an iiis.iiio avluiu.
TllK AMIllllOX mri.K 1U. IIOVT OH !i
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t iur of (i'iit lli'itam, ur j,itlui(t
w.iy will. f.v.M-vthi.1".
There k an appreciable lifting up of the
money pressure, and bills aro more readily
collected. The oausi Is hardly apparent, for
wool has been sold to a very limited extent.
Duslness, locally, is fair, nulldlng materials
and agricultural machinery in demand.
...Crop prospects continue very favorable,
and the Slut will have a lorge surplus.
The latest advices from California aro from
the Bulletin, and are as follows for tho presont
'' "" )mfm ...red
for home use, 7,7il,tWo Imshi'ls ; Surplus for ex
port, 1 1,93831.
Freights rule low, and no business Is reported.
No iransaetloOK In whi'iit lo note, either In
Portland or here. (I.OUO uushels of old wheat
rctiinlnsover In the Farmers' warehouse, which
Is likely to lay until after another liarvest.
Prospects for tho foreign demand are ft shade
helterthan this time Inst week. Tho "Mark
Lano Express" says the market Is hardening
because of the Hoods In France and unfavorable
Amerlenn reports. Northwestern Europe Is
favored with pleanteons rains. Knstern and
Southern Europe are suffering from droughts.
Prospects are favorahlo to general abundance.
Germany and England have the best prospects.
Russia, Hungary and France t he worst.
In wool there Is still but little activity. Prices
have advanced ft little, for good grades, In Port
land and San Francisco, but hardly satis
factory yet. Twenty-foul cents is the top of tho
market here, and from 22 to 20 ets. In Portland.
MARKET REPORT.
Gold in New York, I.ITA-
Ix)gal lenders, in Portland, 85,' i buying,
BOH selling.
r-ixclianjre on Sftn r raneisco, i per e.
Wheat in Liverpool Average, Califor
nia, 8s Kid to lis per cental. California
Club, fls to s 3d. Oregon, Ds 3d lo Us Oil:
(No new quotations trom ijiverpooi.j
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wheat New crop, 81 CO to $1 5; old
crop, $1 60 to Jl 7.r) por cental.
r fiOuit. r.xini, ii.ou w a;i,o-;t, v uui.
Oats. Per cental, 2.05 U5.
Onions. 3c V ft.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Eloub. Extra, l 50 to Sr! superfine,
f3 7r.
wheat. 3fl lh per eentai.
Oats. 57gi0e.
Barley. t 40 por cental,
Bacon. Sides, 12 cents; hams, 13
14; shoulders, 8 11.
Lard. In kegs, ltfc In 10 Iti tins, lfic.
JiUTTKR. Fresh roll, 20.
Fruits. Dried apples, in sacks tic, kegs
c; plums, pitless, VI 13; peaches, 12iic;
prunes, 17c ; figs, 25c; raisins V box, $3.60
Koos. 10c17c.
Chickkns. Full grown, 84 to ?4 50
dozen.
Ducks. 80 dozen.
(Jeesk. 8U to 810 V dozen.
Hides. Dry, 16c; salted 7e; culls, 'A
off.
Taixow. Sc.
Haos. Burlaps for grain, 14 to 13u.
Coal Oiu Dovoe's Patent Can, 33 tc
38c: outsido brands. 30c gallon.
C'OFFEEt Old Govorntnont Java, 28 lo
30e; Costa Rica, 20oj Ouatamala, Hie.
Fish. Mackeiel. No. 1 82 50 (hi 82 75
kit; Eastern dry Cod, 'A H 10c lb, and
Coast 7!a $;e; Kalmon, bbls, 89 00;
hf bb s.S5 00: cans, vcloz,sj ou; z-
cans, 83 00; halinon bellios; 25-lb kits,
82 Ml;
halt. I. vornool line , f ton, xzo wi
Carmen Island, 818 00; Puloa, 81(1 00;
Ground Itock (stock), 813 00 H 00.
IsnoAR. Sandwich Island, lb, 8 11c;
Golden Coflco, in bills, lb, HMc; Golden
Cnnee, In hf bbl, llc; Crushed, 12
ixna', ruivenzeu, ias gt iiwic; uruuu
lated, 12K g 12Mc
Tea. Jain, Young Hyson, in pnpors,
35 to 55o Imperial Gunpowder, 75 to s7.'-ic.
Wool. It) to 2!ic.
Feed. Bran, 815 00; shorts, $20 00 to
825 ton : oil rako. 832 50.
Hat. Baled, 811 00 to $13 00 V ton;
1 of iso, 511 00.
Potatoes. 75c90 V bushel.
Onions. 1 to 1 He lb.
Mutton snoop 83 25(58-1 50.
ALBANY MARKET.
Prepared weekly by S. E. Youno, whole
sale and retail dealer in dry goods ana gen
eral morcnanntse.
Wheat White, t bushel, 75.:,
Oats 50 cents bushel.
Potatoes New 3 cents per lb.
Onions 51.00 bushel.
Flour 81 25 V sack, or 84 00 t bbl.
Beans Whito, lb 4c5e.
Dried Knurr Apples, f lb Sffifie.
Peaehes, lso.
Plums, 12ijijl3e.
hutteb -Frosn roll, xic r is,
I Koob lfo doz.
! Chickens J2.50S3.00 V down,
Sugars Crushed, 14e; Island, 8(iree,';;
Sn Francisco refined, i:!c ft.
Tka. 50cgl.on.
C'OKI'EH 250 lb.
Salt 12c ft.
Hyhup. fl.50 V 5 gallon kog.
Bacon. Hams, ll(a)12e.; sides, It)
shoulders, 7(A
Lard. Uefd)lDc.
Oils Dovoo'r Korosene, 50o V gul.
ran, 6 gals, $1 75; Unseed Oil, r:iw, ntl.
Jl 25, boiled, 81 37A.
Bssr On foot, 6c. " " "
Pork On loot, tic.
Wool Twenty-four cts. per lb.
PHOTOS.
IJOR THE VERY FINEST AND MOST
' Artistic Photogrenhs io t HOSCO & MRU
LER3' New Room-!, So. 17 and iai, First St.,
Portland, Oregon. Pictures copied, enlarged
ml finished In Oil, India Ink, Crayon or Wa
ter Colors In tho fluent style. vlOn-Htf.
PARKER & MORRIS
heap constantly on hand a
LARGE QUANTITY
. of
1,1 ME, PLASTER PARIS, If AIR,
LATHING ami NIIINGLEN.
10iHIMf.
ADVERTISING :OhCftp:Oood :Mystomatlc
All pontons who contemplate ma kin p
contracU with news)aperH for 1 ha Insertion of
advertisements, should send JW cents to Jeo.
P. Rowell 4 Co., 41 Park Row, New York, lor
their PAMPHLET-HOOK (ninety-seventh edi
tion,) contain! n( lists of over '2,000 newspapers
and estimates, showing the oust. Advertise
mentsuken for leading papers In manyHtrttes
nt a tremendous ml net ion irnra pubilNliers'
rates. Ukttiik Hook, vlUnU-l.
GW YORK XfitlBl At:!
"THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER."
THE BEST. ADVEBTISING MEDIUM.
Ifelly, IPiayenr. Beml Weekly, ta. Weekly. 12.
Pota(r Fre 1 the Hnbncrther, 8ioel.
men Copies and Advertising linies, rree.
Weekly, In elul of JWor more, only H
i duns or wor more, only
Address Til kTkibune, N. Y
posl
auru ualil. A
Vlim29yl.
BARGAINS!
Agricultural Implements
V AND
MACHINERY
TO UK SULn
AV it A' T o v i !
;
j .
AA" O O I
0(Tivrs for sate llio wlebrstil
Russell End-Shaka Thresher,
Both Oonrei and Moantcd Pwer.
mxiiunii ti n. Kiiuu-cnma
1KONMVIIEEL IIKAOKIJS,
With Adjnstablo Rs.l.
COMBINED REAPERS
AND
! . MOWERS.
PADDOCK'M
Look-Lever Sulky Hay-Kakos,
Revolving Rakes,
Barley Forks, 5-tlnad,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF WAGONS.
Ml ln l lll '! "W.iy v.wn"lsiiH
His Hun's.
,i t,nir.- ruroh - -j iw-
,'"" ,nif.KUAXK
A. WIIRBI.EIt.
C. 1'
c. r, whkki.br. .
A. WIIKKLEK i O.,
SHED, OEEGON .
FORWARDING AND COMNiSSNN
MERCHANTS.
Doalfru in Miremndis and Product. A fi'wd
assortnumt oiJ.U kinds of Uoods MlwayH In
Btoro at lowesiinHrkot rate.
ARcntB for sale o( Wnjrmin, Ontln Prills, Cl
der Mills, (.'hiirnti, Ac, Ao.
CAHH aid for WHEAT, OATH, PORK'
RlTITKIt, KOt.and POUllll. viliilti i.
What aro Your Symptomsl Ate they pain
In the rluhl attto. yellowness or tlio eyes, nau
sea, dPlilllty, IrreKlilnrlty of tho bowels and
hradachef If so, your liver is wrong; anil to
spt It. right and aive lone and vigor to your sys
tem, the one thing needful Is - '
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient,
Sold by all dnlKBlsts. n40w2.
NEW ADVIiRTlSKMKNTS.
no; mi the norm railroad.
OCEAN HOUSE,
HKHI'OKT, - . - . URF.tiOK.
F. II. SAWTELL, Proprietor
Tho most popular Biimmprrenort In Oreffon.
has beoii thoroughly retlttod. The tnhle in rur
nlNhed with nil the (JellCHclunof the Ocean us
well as the laud. Charges moderate.
VHMH7U.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECKER OP FORK
ninfluri And an order of sfilt. and an Execu
tion Issued out or the Circuit Court ot the Htrtte
of Oregon for Ilnn county, to me directed and
delivered for the Bum of Two Thousand and
Mix Hundred and Forty Dollars and Heventy
Seven Cent In II. H. old coin, with lnturcat
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent, per
nnuutn In like cold coin, from the Htb
day of March, 1875, and the furthor sum of
Flttv Dollnrs, as an attorney fee In said suit,
and' for the further eum of Thirty-Three and
(Sixty One Hundreth dollars costs and dlsburse-
lilliniB Ol HHIU Nllll, lllinvuriu rfttlllt n rwiiiiin.y
and afiftlnt Joseph K. Bent ley and Thomas C.
wiriii. una ior wniiL 111 nermjuui iin wri.v, x
have levied tinon. and will sell at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder, for U. 8. gold coin
In hnntl paid on day of sale, In front of the
Court Hot:r.o door in the Clly uf Albany, JJnn
County, Oregon, on .
Saturday, the 31st day of July, 1875
at the hour of ono o'clock w M, of snld day. In
acoordnnce wltu saiu decree anu ine oruer oi
Hale therein contained, and in the manner pre
scribed by law, all the following described
iiecen, parcels or tracts oi mnu, uvwn: ah
h t hfttf and t he undivided five-eiirht of
and In the East half of the llurtlett Curl and
Elizabeth t curl Donation irfinu uwum, ro
till eat Ion No. the same said Douatl n
Claim being tho (South-West oae-lourth and
the West huff of the Houth-Ei.nl one-fourth of
(Section twenty-one, and lots No. one and nine
of Bection twenty-eight, all In Township 1
Mouth, Range 1 West, contalnls In all atlti 1-100
acres said land mortgaged eonlai nliitf 210 73-lou
acres more or less.
Also the following described premises, to-wlt:
Situated In TownBhlp 1- Houth, KanK 1 West,
beginninKatthe Morth-East corner of Section
'J&, and running thence West -10 chains ; thence
Houth '20 chains ; thenco West ft chains ; the nee
Houth 40chriinB; thence EaKt 6 chains; thence
Mouth 'Jf chains, to the intersection of said line ;
thence Kant 25 chit Iris to section line, and thence
North a chains, to the pice of beginning
containing U0O acres more or Icbs, nil the above
desert bed nremlses beimr situated In Linn
county, Oregon, together with all and singular
I no tenements, nereunamenui anu appurto
nunces thereunto belonging or In any wise ap
pertaining, to satisfy said execution cists and
accruing costs. L. C. RICE,
Bherlff of I.ttiu Co., Oregon. -
lll8w4.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I
- SMITH, BRASSFIELD & CO.,
HARRISBUBQ,
Hiivi? on hand a oomplol? stojk of '
ORT-GOODN, I-OTIIICI,
nOOTS, SHOES
etc.,
Which thpy nflfor nt grefttlr
Iteduced Prices,
SIXTY WAYS,
lo make room for llioir Full Jtoek,
FARMERS! GBaXfiEKS ! EVERYBODY !
now U yotir elianco to buy
Oiirr.fm'komhriceneveryUiinK usually kept
In flrst-clAw retail stores, all of which will be
Void oil tUo uionl renrniH hie term.
SMITH, BHArsMr lr.II U.
July 2d, IHT.V
n IT in 2.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
T A IlKtJl'I.Alt . MKETlNt OK- THR
1. l!oartl of IHreetom of Karfltt 'olen Milli
Company, held at tlionfHeo of tho rontrwny,
on Kridny, June 1st U, l7i, tlie following lU-ho-lution
was adontttt.
KosolvtHl, Thai a m'ttn of tho Workhold-
cw of this Com nan v. tin) e woolen MtlW
PomiMinv, a corporal Ion duly Inrtirimratnl nn
dcrll. laa-nnf tlieHtatrnf OiVKon, having It"
nflnoipnl ofllw and pliu-o of busiiH'Ht at
Hrowiivlltf, ttiwron, be and thi- initio I hM
hy callftt to ha hld til. t:u tJT1ct l the Compa
ny, at. tn-ownsvuie, uronun, ou
2'hurnday, the loth day July, 1S75,
at tl.p hourof fouroVlock p. fnr-the ur
KMtiMt cinsldprln(r tho pmprleiy f, and ai
thorlKinfE the dissolution ot such corpratlon,
th. wullnjE of Ha-iawlnt'iw, dHjwlng of lit.
umih'ity and tho division of Its capital stock.
'll.-rvfort AH HtockhoU-'r In wtld KmkIp
Wnoit-n shim Comi-uny aiv nt-reny nonti.'ti
and mjut'HU'd to apiscur at the ortlou of wich
cttiniwiny, M Hrownmille, Orvffon, on Thurn
day. th Iitti day of July, IK7-V nt four oolm-k
i m.. for l ! imriw.s.' ol nttndlntr to the Iran
ariimtot the ltiliti'9s iv'tflwl In tho fnrn-
1HK ivwttution. ir Jl i ttr-H ii,
A. WllKiri.KH, JrviUt'ilt.
MttTviJtr?'.
ALEKKY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
TIIK F1IIST TFfiM OK THK NEXT COL
IfKlnli1 year ol Hi almv.i Inmiutlnn vil
conllm-no." mi -Mnml.-iy. (tin. Ua day il lek.pU.m-
lr. ivr,'.. wuh a lull twits nt ttwlipra.
K..r liilnriiuui.in as to irrair ic, apply lo.
or a.Mn-w, IL K. W AKHHS.
ii .si it. rrtaill.at.
A. T. AUNELL, -
will attend to all orders for
POTins. cr.;;:;G, cuz:::2 1:;3
tilXIl t..i..u..Un
Slt.n. -Mnl ns-l. In t'.w nM Hi.
GO TO THE'
t
WW-
BEE-HIVE STORE
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
r- iOTIO.S, ETC., . ,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
COUNTRY PRODUCE
BOUGHT FOR- . "
MERCHANDISE OR CASH I
TH1B I8 THE
CHEAPEST PLACE IN ALBANY I
JWPartles will always do well to call and see
for themselves before con summing their trades
elsewhere. ': H. WEED,
, vttiiWltf.f ': First Hi., Albany.
POINTING PRESSES !
THE HILVER-PLATED- HAND BTAStP,
for printing names on clothing. . This
Erints one line, and Is furnished with. 3 alpha
cu of type tor $1,51), or 5 alphabets for lf7V.
The Eureka Hand Stamp, with 8 alphabets
of typn,l,oo. '
The Improved hand Stamp, prints 2 lines,
with fi alphabets of type. $2,0.
The Home Companion Curd Printer, for bus
iness men and others, prints 4 lines, -w-lth 10
alnhapet r, fS.Wt. . ' . '
The lluslneNB Man's Printing Prens prints-6
linen, with 1(1 nlnhaheta. ti-WJ
The Diamond Printing Press prints from 4H
to 5H Inches smiare 27,.
A mock oi inaeiiioia ina, inaifig .nnas, eie
furiilsluHl free with each pretw. All orders
promptly filled.
Rend orders to NORRIS MORRIS.
vl0n2!.n.9. Albany, Oregon
cash system" only!
Win. Lister
Has opened a
NEW GROCERY STORE
In Weed's old stand, on First street, where
he will sell KKds r-
Cheaper than Any Other House
in tho county whfeh soils on the credit system,
as he
KEEPS NO BOOKS
and sells for Cash only or Us equivalent In
M AKKATABLB PRODUCE. IOnt forget tO go to
his store If you want groceries 25 iier cent.
cheaper than elsewhere.
Aiuany, aiay ti, ism.
vlOnWyl.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JOHN FOSIIAY,
(HuctysBor to (. P, ftcttlomlfr )
"' ' D-RALEK IN
IRI';S. TIFDH IES. TOILET
A IC rlf'LKW. PAINTM. OIKft,
ETC., ETC.
Having bad sovcrnl year's cxnfrlcnce In the
drug uuKtnt'SK, he fveis jtistlntHl in assuring Ills
oiintonn'rs that proper care will l uwod lu Ut
preparniion anu dispensing oi meuicinps.
VARIETY STORE.
.13. 0. UY DE, Proprietor.
. ; 1 havo a ood assortment of, - .
Fancy Goods, Ribbon, Incest,
H'orHtedN, etc., Tobacco,
i'lgam, ronlection
ery, el. -.-.-
And solicit a share of tho publlo natronaK,
and will ftelloliap for C4ih. Htnre ftll.uatcd on
nroadalbln 8t nearly opposite the new Hoot
and HIhh' Hlore. vUMiiiHrii.t.
i i nm:u vAitu.
. . aTthk
li. It 1VEPOT, ALBANY,
JAS. CONSTOCK, Prorelr.
I manufacture and keep for snle the best
quality of lutotier ever- sold lu Oregon, and
sell at
LOWEST PRICES.
Persons can't do better than to purchase
from me.
J.J. CUoVUTUUK.
vlOnSttf.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Relate of
Henry Meyer, deceased.
mTOTICE IS IIHRERY 1VE.V THAT BY
1 onter of the County Court and Judge there
of of Linn county, Ureijon, male on th tid
day of June, 176, and duls entered f record,
tint mulrNlrni'd was tint vmniMiliiloil Ailniliilii-
tratorol Mie estate of the latu Henry Mt-ye1
oi i.inn county, ureKon, now in'waiiroj iners
fore, all K3rwms havitiKFTaTiiVni;nlnst said
eHinie, eltjiy the. lidlvlUual eo-partnershlp,
alvTiT'reby nortlh-d TopT?ttnt the same dufy
verlded to the undfralKned In Albany, Unn
county, Oregon, within tho time and in the
manner prescribed by law.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
Admtnlstraior.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, June liStl,, 1876. .
n-iuw-1..
EBFOOT MARKET
JOHN PETTY v Proprietor.
HAVIVO LEANED TUB ABOVB NAMED
market, one door east of Uradwohl's Tin
Ktore, on Front Htreet, In Albany, we will be
happy to ncfumn.odat' all who may favor us
wltu their patroiiHKe. We proj-oseto keupa llntt
elaaa market and guarantee sutUf action to all
our ctiHLomen.
WLHinheat prlco paid for hide. vKm29t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO TIGS.
VOTIi'R I 1TEREHY GIVES TR AT T. P.
km CaveneftS h;wt txM'n duly nppotuLed the Ad
m Intel rat or or the eatJit of lli.rrlson Hildreth,
lat of 1,1 nu Aiunty, Ort'pon, now deceaitea, by
the County Court of aald Linn county, lu the
Htale of Or 'can. And all persons havtnr
claims B4iMiiw Kaid estate, art'1 hereby notltld
nd rwiuestwl to pr'scnt them, dulv vehtlti,
wilhtn six inonfhM (mm Hi d'tlo hrwif, tothf
unii'mgnni ui bis n-aiiu-nw in .Muonv in nam
omnly. K. P.OA,VEJ'E.
Datml, Jnnn '2lih, ls-'i.
Illtiwl
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
m-OTirK H HKRRriV tUV-KX THAT THK
11 undi-r-ici.fl hits hi'-T duly tipuoiiiitl l-'.x-(VMtorol
it lant wtlf nnd ti-s-tan.-'iti irf (.. B.
Mlllt-r, dt'Cfni'if tty tin i .miiiy rtnnt of I. (nn
County, in-yon. All i'itmhii havin "l-inn
aaluiit haul cHiut-, nrn rtHiifrt-l m pr m-nt
them with th" (.m.'r v.Mn'ii-m, w):hMi n
inonlhn liun tin- ll:h i.ur i-f Juns isr.". lr, the
Moih'rsi'Hit t hts rt'ilviont1 anout nnu mltf
Fiiicl itl .SodaUUe, tn ffld Cf-unty.
HYLvrtjj'Ku Miu.r.n,
Kxt-cnttH.
f. A, Jon.ss. AtCy fotr:Miloy. ntlwi.
gjFKANKLIN
CEAT MARKET !
W. . PALMER, Pr.
-T!iT, Kryp fwsTAsn.v o- tt.wn
W IIii.Im-14 niiMsl lh marki-t airirtls. and
will nls.uyit t. I.mml r.-aily to ar-.iivm.MliiLe
ilHMw wl may (aor lilin !rh a iill.
lur liav-ii and h.inn lur ki-.
vtenwr.
I RE AL ESTATE AGENT
1 1 -ALBANY, OnBOOS.- : 1
IJ1AUMH OK AI.L 8IZRB, QlTI,rTITPd a
j dwelling in tho clVy oi Aitai,?" f
. xHittKmuLs nu oiners dfalrlntf in .. : p
, JirJi!1.'"1' piSsss;
I Allmny, Oregon. MiyJ5lh, IH71. vlOiwiy,.
. Please Slitop a Leetlc.
ff VOU BIN A DREVBU.IVO usw "
lont vant to set chSHtml melibe y ZT,"
fa nt dot Seinuel Xllller a lilaoksmlt "I
w..in shop, Kim by der Caiine, 's sS '.m"1
dor shop yat Jer Pel, had, ud by dS
0 is und der liiick.i u-w so chap as Sovv.r?'
Int It. Mrmuel was der boss vot En ,K
und he use you bully, I IM you" u. J I'tt
oonie lookout, of you see sum dm y J'J 5
vant. sneuk out, Heiouel will wait S you, 1
FISHIOIIABLE MILLINERY,
Mrs. Jennie C. Puidom
Palilonnbl Milling fif i,.
ooiiNUintly recclvltig "'"sny, Is
Now Oootls
-H7f latest and
MOST rANHIOKABLE STVtKS,
Bh hopes tn i plmse everr one by Her lie.,,,
tlful styles anil moUerais pWs, vioaSj
EXCHAMOtOTEL,
Coroor First and Washington Btrerts,
ALBANY, ORBOON,
ui'.n?Jr Mm,"l!ment this inpulir
Hotel has been refltted and refurnlshid a?o
now offers tho traveling publlo the best nccom"
modattons nn the mnitiwiUn.MA.n
old proprietor has moved from the hotel S3
the house Is ontlrely under a new manaiieniei L
sWFRRE COACH to and from the house.
, , . J. n. BACKENBTO, -1-roprlelor.
ALBANY BATH HOUSE.
AND--.
BARCES1 SHOP !
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Hilly thnk the cliltent of Albuny und
vieinny ir me unerai wuroiiagt bestowed up.
on him for the past seven yean, and hopei for
the future a continuance of thelf favors. For
the accommmlatlon of transient cu8tomn
and friends In the upper part of town ho ha
openod a neat little shop next door to Monu
(ronier' A Taylor's bhIooji, -where a good work-
niHii wiin m wujb iki in tuumuitiiuo to wait upon
patrons. . ' JOE, WEBBKIL
.. i . . v. vl0n20tf.
FARM FOR SA'LE.
TU uudcratyued Offers for sale hla
RICH AND FINELY IMPROVED FO
of 520 acrv, sittiatpa ten miles dun east at Al
bany, on the atr-ilne road bctwttn Albauy and
Hclo. ' The road cuts the farm In two 'pitroelt.
If avlnc 200 acred on one side and HjO on tbtt
other, thus run kirn; two beautiful and iWIri-
blefarmH, UK) acres on the one side Is wl
Improved and 160 nn the other. The whololi
uor ienoe. suppiiea.wttn so
water and an abundance of fruit, and Is one of ':
the best grain producing fur ma In the rlcli vah '
ley of tho Ban Mam. A large, flno eUml
dwellluK has Just been erected, at a oust of.
iJ.UX, It is supplied with khk1 taru and other
outbuildings, will sell on easy terms. Fur
further particulars Inquire at the Democrat
ollice or on the farm of D, T. CKA1U.
1.1 nn County, April 12, 1876. .
REDUCTION OF TARIFF
Willamette River Transportation Co.,
UNTII, FUKTHEU NOTICE,
will charge the lolloping men
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE.
Around tha Falls by Locks and Canal
No detention or re-handling ol
freight at Oregon lityl v
Frolfibt between Portland and Salera,
Jefferson lAndlnn, Albany, Car-
J vnllls, or Way ljiudlngs H.M.u...llO
Frelffht between Portland and I'eona .3J
" " HarrlsburtC.VW
PaKWtjce " v " Halem.'. W
' Albany ' 7t
" " (!orcallls..w. 1
" " 'Peoria :. 1W.
" ' " Unrrisbunq. Hub
COLUMBIA RIVER R0UtE.' V
Freight between Po'rtland and KalamH $1 W
. . . " . AsUrla 1M
PassaRO " " Kahuna sw
" . Astu.na lw
Hteamer leae the Central Wharf between
Washington and Alder street, Portland, aslol
lows :
KOK tXRVALU and Intermediam poInU .
on th Wlllamete Hiver, on Monday anil
Thuradny, at tf A. M.
POtt AWiAHUA Monday, Wednday and
Friday, at a a. u.
LtKkcerlnif and Towlutf Of Vaiseli lie-
two.it fort laud and Astoria at KEDUCK1'
HATES, ,
vl0n4Wf. FRANK T. DODUE, Agent.
STATE RIGHTS DMOCRAT.
Oldest Demoeratie Paper in Oregon.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
FOR THE STATE.
IAN THE LARGENT i lRCt'LA
TIOIH OC ANY PROVIHCIAIi'
PAPER' OJf THE PACIFIC
COANT.
I a newnjr, racy, Uv, proffresein
and sggi-ensivQ Journal; and bui-ag
been Democratio in -the long, dart,
days of our party' despondency, enn
afford to be Democratic now, when
naught but sunshine streams across
its pathway. Boing published in the
i . . , , . m TV;.
! great agricultural Heart OI tiiB
1
lamelt Valley, it is devoted to tue
intercbls of the husbandman, as "
as to every other branch of hone!
industry. Its circulation is rapidly
increasing, and it pr(wperity unes-
ampled iu Oregon journalism
It
commeuces the year 1875 in an e'e'
gant new offico of ita own, with ne
type and new presses and
JC3 CrFiCE
Subecription prico J3 per year.
MART. V. BEOHW, EU.
tifJI k mZMT, rrpri.'J-