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Newspaper Page Text3?aB8 C5 MART. V. BROWN, EDITOR. .aaa tl. IHT. fIB OFFICIAL PAPER FOR ORE&CN a 4MBrtii. raucv. - The act of the aMuorittea 'at" Wash iagton in appropriating arma and ara taaaitioa jro rattt to the several State .the Uaon aaa far eevaral years pant vgrked k hard.ship upon ""the Pacific eoaH people, and is Wtpecially karmful to or Owron citiiena just naw. What in. thunder iloea Massachusetts, New llaabpahire,- Pennsylvania, Olii ana other States need wiih tens of thousands f ataads of arm etch, when they have ae enemy in their midst end no frontier to be protected while we here in Ore gon have the Government's Indian wards quartered upon us aud supplied with arm a and ammunition, and our white settlers destitute of the at cans of defense! This is a most wretchedly villainous policy, and the people of the Pacific States who are environed and constant ly menaced by the savage beasts ; in whose favor the Government has for the past twenty years legislated, should demand of their Senators and Repre eeatativea ia Congress such legislation as will place within our power a means of defense agaiaat these frequent out' tracks and murderous attacks. Oar frontier settlers now doling fraaa their homes for want of proper means ef defense is a sumcient pie to our friends at Washington for prompt ecUen in the matter. a uuniw r. During the campaign just closed Mr. B. PurJem, a responsible Kcpubli- v-aa, of this city, handed us a note for publication which charged Mr. Sol, naseig, vi oeawa county, wun caving Vt . . . i , l "greeabaeked" him (Purdom) at time when that sort of currencv was rating at about 40 cents on the dollar. This Mr. King has never denied, but bow he wreaks his vengeance upon us as fellows: Corvallis June 20 78 Mr Brown Sir you Will Plase Ston Mi Paper as I Do not Want it eaey More u l am in vour de-t Sad your bit and I SoUe it Sol King This is a verbatim copy of Sheriff King's letter spelling, punctuation, capitalisation and all andxlemonstrates fceyoad a question that the Republicans f Benton county are eminently quali fied to judge of the fitness of their euty officials! Ail right, Mr. King! We will "Plase" step your paper, as you ''Do net Want it enney more." Ytm are ot in our "dept" and you have no "biT "eetie with us. Ajew, wise Sclomon King of the greet Radical party ef Benton! Thou feast surely aaadif a killing this time 1 j Scat! TaTfta a.ib ra well. Advices yesterday seem te indicate that the contest between Messrs. Stites aad Powell for State Superintendent of Publie Instruction is so cIo.se as to re quire the official vote to determine the result. All aave two counties have been heard from which give Powell 178 saajority. Baker and Grant are the counties yet to hear from, which gave Thayer 185 majority. If the same vote ia given Mr. Stites he will be elected by 7 vetee. We have an abiding faith in. the good sense and judgment of the people of those two counties, and are therefore confident of Stites election. mrtitTM res . The Mew York thinks thai, the desire of Oregon Senators far an appro ptiatiea of 9300,000 for river and har bor improvements in this Stale, h ciai fAr an 5ectionericj movement on the frt, and for the benefit, of Senator Mitchell. In this instance the Sun is is error. Every dollar of the momey asked for is really required in . Orrgon for the stated purpose, ia the interest f ommerce, navigation and trade, and the State is entitled to it. A IT SMWtXa) BB. lie. Jofea W faitaker, . our new member of Cengree, 4a the Oregea somber of the Democratic National Committee. He was given thai position t the St. Louis Convention because the Oregon delegation knew he would he iected to Congress about this time, and would be hedy to have about Wash ington when the Committee should next snoot Kothing like taking time by the ior tj.. surra a itictio, Hot. John T. Hughes, of Beaton, ia the only Deaitxratie Representative of the last Legislature who is re-elccte, aad Hon. B- B. Cochran, of Lane, is the only SbiuUot he has been returned. This ia a remarkably flattering empli aaesi to the; gentlemen and one of which tby should be justly proud. - KBsair pioxf.cb. The following are the officers of the Pioneer Association elected fur the ensuing year: M. Crawford, presi dent; W. L. White, Vioe-Presidont ; J. 11. Brown, Retarding Secretary; W. IL Rees, CorresiJontling Secretary; J. M. Bacon, Treasurer ; Wm. Barlow, Thoa. Monteith. F. X. Mathier. Board 4if Delegatea. TxaXKS to our friend, li. II. Giiljy, ft m jMUU&t ef musk yalkia. , A.VsWStt TO UUEI BEKB4CB.En. lURRfSBVRO, June 10r 1873. I MlifrikMMrat:-- -5 - -a, . t i After the frequent scurrileua attacks made upon my private character lu the late canvass, I had reason to hope I would be allowed to eajor tha triumphs of the greoubaok prinuiplea in gallant eld Linn anaieleetetl. - But it appears there is a certain nhyater of the Demo cratic eld who is dissatisfied with his present notoriety, and surprised at the multitude of devoted areenWek era lltal could ' hot be 'intimidated, an ilx J : or bought. He feigns te make us believe that he U one of that noble baud of pa triots that is Wauling for priuciplo, aud exeraplitie his devotion to the cause by imitating the deeds of that datarttly soldier that hid himself away during the battle, but when it was 'ever he rushed oat among the slain, plunging his sabre into the fallen at a furious rate te prove his cearage and fealty Front tha way this Ilalaey heru exults aver kia work he imagiuea that he has given toe a fatal thrust.. Hear him: "Dr. Ileudrlx, he Democratic sere- head, going qver the county telling false hoods about the record of the last Leg islature, and, at the same time, secretly caucusing te sell out to the Republi cans." It will be ebserved that while this bogus "greenbacker" gives my name to thejtublic and holds me up as one wf his alain trophies, he is careful te conceal his awn name, but seizes upon a name that implies honor aud lesaect- ability, instead of the one that law aud principle attaches to hint. I tlesery the ear-marks of this much domesticated animal, but I demand ef him his true uame, that the people may truly estimate the value ef his hide. It is a little singular that this fellow akould appropriate "greenbacker" for his nana da plume, the same havieg beeu used by me for many months past in the columns of this paper to demon strata the financial theory of the green back party. I now aay to this bastard "greenbacker," that whenever he says that I at any time proposed "to sell eut to the Republicans," he tells a bare and malicious lie, and I here and now brand him as a sneaking, cowardly, contempt. - hie faUitier. Tbe nun that will tail a deliberate lie to reb his fellow man ef a good naaie and defame his chaaactcr, will steal. The man that will steal name will steal anything else if he is sure he will uet be caught, so I caution the s-oed people of Halaev to keen a sharp lookout for this bogus "green backer." Allow me to further aay that all of the proportion to "sell out" that I know anything of, comes from the Demeeratiti party. . This 'ccitaorieus "greenbacker" makes charges ef preSdy against the Republicans, and declare that greenbackers with Democratic an tecedents aere slamefullv sold eut. Of this I kaow but little, and care less, for I have but little respect for the mm, let him be Republican or Detneciat, who votes in obedience to tbe sting ot party task. It u the proudest ejtoch in the history of my political life to know that there is between feur and five hundred independent, noble freemen in Linn eounty, who atand away abevr and beyead the reach of party prejudice and will rote, lire and die in the de fence of their principles. This spurieub "greenbacker" seeks to make the im pression, that he voted tbe greenback ticket and constitutes one of the num ber that was deluded into that "treach erous political aaare," aud was "sold eat" by the Remblican?. Poor fellow! He says, "let us go back to the hease of our fathers, return te the goed o'.d Demacratie fold." Now, my pretended whilom "greenbacker," this little piece of sophistry is entirely too transparent for sensible people to believe, iJ. it is too lew and contemptible for any one te practice, except such as stab ia the dark, or appropriate false me to give rent to their splen that they not da over their own signature. J. F. Heiaix. - KTTBK TSltS EVRBl BEraBE. The Oregon Demcrasy have dne better this year than ever before. They hav aecured a good working majority ia brtfb, branches of tho Legislature ; ban- cioaned out the infamous Mitchell Cuota House ring and insured the elcv.'ion f a U. S. Senator ; have elerted a Democratio Congressunan to succeed a Republican and have con tinued the State Administration in the hands of the Democracy by electing a Democratic Governor. - But our Radio d frien la say this is the "off year" in politics. If it is, the Republicans are worse "off" than eer that's all! , Th J Quiacy Herat i sija: When the Republican tarty was on its last legs, it was proposed to give the colored man a vote; that element gave the party a few years' extension, but now that the colored man votes the Democratic ticket it is proposed to give the Indians a chance to exercise the franchise as well as the tomahawk, and mak- all tha In dian agents judges in the several Reser vations. ' Mr. Lo is expected to deposit his ballet for the Great Father when he returns from the Paris Exposition, and again agrees to take upon himself the responsibility of a fifty thousand dollar See. MBBE INDIAN KEVILIBT. Last Saturday five Indians attacked three wlnte men, near the mouth of Salmon river, in Tillamook county, and in tbe affray a white named Perry Dodson and an Indian were killed. The row grew out of a dispute over the own ership ef some cattle. .1 'r . (Sfttan Saiaaum, Jus U) I.VU!f TVAB It IB0.t. fadlaas Uauacrelaa tae apttler aaa HV tag T want Bahrr Clrr. Iast evening Governer Chad wick re ceived the following telgrams from Baker Cityri .-j BmrH cm, Jan Utk, I via m uieimuuca. Jaue isth. f Ta fl. P. Chart wtck. sim. Vraran: lalvu mn tMamenltif MtUr ia tauUlvra frt ot tiiU oiuut ftttd worinf ihu wy, Smd oa bun4r itud of hnoM ud Binmttntuoa. . (UlfBxl) 1 B. 8rwt, County Judx ITpon the receipt of which the Gov ernor issued the following order: Stati ur Owiaoir, 1 Salbi. Juko 13. 187S. f Brlr. Om. 11. V. Rrowu. Muuuudur ml Brlndt w. n. m.-siK; i Bmro va punor to ruu a ratiuu, feioa umm you fur luo atud of mrm to bo furatnaeu from tli conipuuM undpr your eommaod for Uta pru tocUoa of Mil . iu llttksr eounty from lniiia ami mat. 1'h, mu ftr to bs ohinne.1 In II. B. CuhuSIJ. vounty iiuuif 01 uaitvr couiuy, at a&aer cii Vour oblicat. taut, " w a. r. v.Mtamua, aororaor. In pursuauce of the foregoing erdei Gen. Brown will forward CO stand 1 ot arms from Salem this morning, and the Geueral will go to Portland aud fW ward 60 more from there on to-morro , and will also make a requisition upon tho Vancouver arsenal for 6,000 rouniir- of ammunition, which will also be for warded to-morrow. Gen. Brown bar also tendered tbe Governor the servico of the 2d Brigade, which will be held in readiness fur duty subject to ordain. It is greatly to bo hoped that the re ported outbreak may prove to bo a mi take, but from the movements of In dians in other places it is to be feared that the worst has not been reported We are glad to note that the Governui has taken rompt action tn this matter aad hope that every needed prccautioi will be taken te protect the citizens on the frontier. (S&taa Suttnufl, Jua loth.) LATKR. In interviewing Governor Chad wick, late Saturday afternoon, we learn that General Brown has been to Portland, aud shipped the arras taken from the State Militia, they generally yielding a percentage from each company, and for warded them to Baker City for the au thorities, in compliance with a requisi tion from the Governer. Gen. Brown also made provision for trausporta ion. Tho Governor speaks in highest teiins ef Gen. Browa, the officers of tho De partment ef the Columbia, John R. Foster, agent of the Umatilla Stage Cjmpany aad O. 8. N. Co., for prompt ness in aiding him in tho rapid trans portation of the means of defense, con sidering the fact that no State funds are applicable at present to pay expense, except the assurance of the Governer that such expense will be paid. The Governor says from his best in formation Gen. Howard is near the three forks ef the Malheur river, be tween Canyon City and Stain Mouu' tain, and Stewart's column is Bear B-t leer City, en route te XJoise, anil tuuv ,-ass through the countrv where .Mr. Rheinhart aad others were massacred.' He has reason to believe, from inforuia tion, that the S5faoohoue3, Bunuocka, Saakea, Malbsurs, Weiwr and Piute, are concentrating in tbe direction ol Stein Mountain, probably for tbe pur pose ef complat iug organization. Prolt- ablv the next news of tho mutter will bo an action with General Howard. All the requiiitions for avms nnd tuamuuition on Caiit. Kress, orluauo- oe; rirtment at Vancouver, bare been .romptly tilled aud forwarded. Tbe followiag dinpatches were for warded yesterday by the Governor: Slum, Juno 15, 1871. J. H. Kcnn. UmatHU? ! eoc jt U4dJ fr mm tal ammunition to tboir destination In BOiar oouai t dow an ia wmariua inotansT Ansver. a. r. CaAwica. Bun. J una II. 1ST. D. B. Scaoraua, County Judyo, Uakar vivy; from ui l oan Mana uoaaral Howard ta o won canyon City nd Stern Mountain, and Utawart'a aoluma ia aaar Jaaer City ca routa ta ttotaa. r.'tt ma on Ratumar. a, P. Caaswics. These telegrami have not yet two iuswered, but when reoetred will be at once given te the presn, and the Gov erner has sent private telegrams to ad vise steck owners ef . tbe danger to which they are exiHwed. The Governor bas been tendered ho cervices of tbe militia in ce they arc needed, and if uob forces are put in the field Geaeral Browa will take command. The Governor has acted promptly and rendered every possible aid in his power, but the U. S. troops will prob ably be sufficient to take care of the content without militia. In case militia are necessary a large force will be sent at one;. The following dispatch was received by the Governor on yesterday: WiamnoTO, D. C, Jam U, 1S7S. O k'ESvoe S. P. CHABtrtcc. Salem. Oraron: Oniarj aiva bean iaauad diractiuf complianoa wtta yonr ra- joeiit oi yeaiaraay i.tr arma ana ammuoiuon. O. W. McCuar, Sacratary of War. saTftlxu TO ABaXDOV. Of all tha absurd talk, the Spring field R'pitb'tcan declares, the absurdest is that about tho President's abandon ing the Southern policy. The Southern policy is simply the application ef one principle to all States that they hall be left to settle their own disputes, whether situated North or. South of a certain degree of latitude. The Presi lent has treated the South as his oath to support tho Constitution required chat he should treat all part of. the country; there is nothing to abandon, nd no wav to abandon it if there were. Tk e Detroit Free Press says : When Anderson connived at the fraud by which Louisiana was ccunted to Hayes, and was promised a good office for his service, the Republican papers all de fended him and lauded his aa : ion. Ko w that ho repents an I confesses his of fense, they all assault and vilify him. This depravity of the Republican press is lamentable. ;"-.- Gov. Whitkaker is the first mem ber elect of the next Congress. Good a&cugh far the Oregon Democracy. THE INDIAN REVOLT! ' Wlaaemacca's etiira. Boras City, June 18. Winnemucca, the Piute chief, eame into Oapt. Ber nard's camp lust night, bringing 1th him a small party ot bis men. . Winuu- ucca tolls a similar story regarding tie sigun of. the hostile to that ef his daughter Barau. The Bala an Baral Blvf r. A dispatch was received here last night trota liultHP Citv, Oretfou, Brtyint; the hostilea had rahled Burnt river yes terday, swla 22 lioad ot lior.ses, and probably did oilier mischief. " ' " Traopa aa the Mtu-ah. , Capt. Bendire'H company of cavalry itiic sere eany tuts miu'iung lor uiu ferry on Snake- river. Baported Maid Caayea t:lly. My fHANCisco, .iuuoia. A Oliver City diniMttch jtays; A messenger from tha vicinity of Camp II unity reports H-rtouH iiiiuau (Juiiteaation.4. A party undnr Eiin have burned Diamond iitnoU iu Happy valley, near Stein mountain. Tho Indians hate captured over 400 hones. .. Thirty soldiers of the 1st cavalry have gono there to render tHsiHtaiu-e. " Troops and supplies are greatly needed. Frenca and itobie, with their employes, have been driven trow bteins mountains, . and they re port tbe mountains- full of Indians; ilicy also rejiort nil their stock killed or In ven off aud two men Root. The lattMt from C.di Barnard's com mand states that ha hat a howitzer aud uiiruo couipamo.t ot cavalry, and will be reinfarced by MtOregor befoi-e reaching Uamp Ilaruity. Ibt-y are m hot pur uit of the Bannocks. - Gen. Howard sent Gforor and three Miinianies f cavalry- U Old's ferry to prevent the Bannacks eoinir north. Canyon City and vicinity is being raided by lad ians. A numbor of whites have been killed. - HuTintal aaa BbywHIaa at Traaa. Boise Citt, Judo 19. The situation is somewhat mixed, and reports from tbe front are mainly of the disposition tnu movements ot trooiis which are inw in On-ifon. Very little ! directly known there of h, wbe ea oi ta of tl e u. siiles or tbuir uumbi-rs. They an; cnown to have beeu none for several lays from near Sleiu's mountain, and ire now supOKetlto lie swinging north ward toward Baker City. OrveoU. Gen. Howard was yesterday at Uio Stone rlouse near the crossing of tho Malfauer river, with Stewarts command, consist ing of the infantry and artillery. H.ijor Uowney and Cui't. McGregor, with heir command are in the neighbor hood ef Fort Harney. Col. Bnruard viih his own and Whipple's command, has gotto in tha directum of b'.tm mountain. ' Capt. Bondire with his jompany of cavalrr is ht Old's ferrv. Vlujor Stanford with' valunteera, and OaiiW. Carr's cavalrv era coming this way, on tLa overlaud road find will ar ii vo here on Sutunlav. When here these companins will go to th" front un I.t command of General G rover. It will thus bo seen that the troops are ar iving in the country oecupit-d by the Indiana. The Caaalry Ottaalrd iy the BKlllra. Tbe field of operation is immense, af fording many avenues of escape to the ludiana, when too holly pursued iu any ittarter. I rom tbe i.rcpm ations mad' to meet them in Oregon, it is not likely bat they will remain long in that Htatu. fhev may be exitected at any time to recross Snake river into Idaho and n - tow their depredations iu the rear ol lietrot-s. The indications are thai til the ndiaus in Southern Idaho ami most of those in Eastorn Oregon are with the Itosiiles. It will prove a dif ficult task with any considerable bodt f troops to gitaril against thee raids which may be made by detached band. Alarm ea Fawdcr Blven There in great excittjment in Powder river vallov, J he aettlent bare all leu their homes aud arc fleeing to the towns tor safety. Troops are concentratum it Camp Lyon and a largn ioi titm of tbem will probablo remain there. If WlnHraaaram Cntrd. JUwo Winnemucca, ou his Wav to join the bostiles, was captured, with live bores, by soldiers. Aa Appeal from Vraat Caaaly. Ilia lollowinjj disitatcn aniieiirs ia San Fmnrinco papers: TV hits Horse, Grant Co., I Or.. June 15. 1878. J To Meyer Gential McDoicel', San F ranettco : We hnve bud to con er-ntralo at this place to protect our fives, leaving oar iiomea and our proi- erty in tbe noHsesain of the hostile Iu- lians. . lor Gods b, ko help us if jou can, and wo will to thankful, bignnd by W. J. Rans, D. M. Dushon, W. Christian nnd twonty-four others. To endeavor 1 to cover the top of Mount Vesuvius with tin plates, and to avoid nay more voloanio erup tions, the Board of TraJ Gazttt al leges would be as sensible as to attempt to stifle public opinion ond action which -revolt against the stupendous fraud by which President Hayes occu pies the seat which the voto of the pee plo gave to Samuol J. Tildeu. Thoso who prctond to say that trade and com merce will thrive nil the more if this s;reat national fraud is left undisturbed, either do not know anything of what they affect to represent, or else they wilfully misrepresent the facts. .Trade and commerce are dependent upon hon or and sound credit. : Those cive . the feeling of security.. , When these fail, panic and doubt ensue. n : COOO FOB LIKE I Lake county looms up grandly, giv ng Thayer 176 majority,'";Whiteaker 106, Reamos 80, Brown 103, Nokner 91 and Stites 01, and' electing ihe en tire Democratic county ticket.' .' " ; 4-MAM rat.":' t.T.1 , : Last Monday the Democracy -of Port aad fclocted Peter "Taylor over Geo. Ham for Police Commissioner. And uow the cheerful Democracy of Port land sing : ' "Ham fat, bam fat, ansokinfr ia Uta ran," eta. , CVEK.OK TOAXEK. Hon. W. W. Thayer's majority for Governor will be' -cloae -6n to one hun- Ired.." ' "': -,J- C ' :Und shtiil.dooC Republicans don't rat 'appy! , THE lEtlntAttBE. The following Is a lint of the mfsmriars, including senators holding oven : , '(.;: y-- teanrn.-..cx 4' H I RftpneucAKs-t-S. j I Cla sop, CoJuubiaand Tillamook C 'W "fultan, : i i . if Multuomnh-!!ul JTrwh, M O Uora;e. Manoa-W l Lord. Wm Walao,- W Orlat. h - Washington A. 8 MTatt. DBUOCRATS 18. Bakor I D rTairtea. Iieiii6a-J h fMlmef1, $6hi Uuraett. Coos and Ourry - A O Brown. IMaekatnaa J.ihll Movers. O rant Thomas tavldea. ..amn. Jo0ihlrte Ihtn l4. tinsea. I .Kite John Wblteaker. Llnu-J a Haley, J U timlth, T It Jeu. . ; Miuinnruan r A liana. l!tnatllla-M M Pennington. ; Union U Japer, . . f, Wasco and Lake-George Thompson. ' Yamltlil E ci llntd-huw, U H Uureh. ' I!CPRpB)iIB!tTS 3 : I : Jackntn J a Kosa. - . folk L Beuilsy. : . ;,1r ' BepmeaUUvM. -;' ', ' RKPUttMCAHS tit "" ' i ' Bentoa Tolbert Carter. 7 " ! ' '? Polk I D lee. ; i Tainitilt D o Durham. Clackamas W U Will, E Faibes, R Uradloy, W U Hlarkweaiher. . i Ijaue Horace l" aitratton, Oeo Gilbert, Coos and Curry M hlley.. , . ,; , Washington K H Tvaon. ... , . ! Columbia Nalson Cole. , .. Cla'aop and Tillamook J C Dewley. ! Marlon C A heed, K It Smith, LS Scott, R C Kainby, A Shelbnrg. : Muiiiomah D H Tuouipaon, I Fretland. I, K (Merna, l Kelly, Joseph Acloa, V S Winttiogerode, Jaiuea HeotieU. . , ; - DKHOCaATa 3. Baker C O Chat dlr. Ilwiitin John T Hugbes, It Green. ' ' Coos J H Mobinder. ! 1 Douglas Jan Chimoweth, A T Campbell, janii MtBoan iietiry uecaiy. i Urant -M D JohitMin. 4 ' ' Josephine Caldwell. . - lake C W llroliaek. i Lane J M TboinoHont B F Dnrrls. r Lmn J A MuhiHiltuB, U H Hewitt, T C llarnd Joseph Uaiulltau, Jason Wbeelcr, amu newuian. Marloo - K X Malhleu. " ' ; HHk J RUiant, Ira Towasend. - Uutatilla J H W hi la. Kvarta. ' Union -J M Khlnehart, Dunham Wright, nwco-a u uatea, a d nraooeu. Waablnginn William Keavca, Ira F, Purdia. Yatnhill-M B Hendricks, WII!Um al laway. t : INDSPBltDBBTC t. " -"- ' Jackson Wm Kab!er, M. Fouataln. i MB. WIMKTO ABT!BBBLA14Ta1 BBC BBTATICK. , ' . - ' f Congreiaman Wiggiuton, of Califor nio, has accomplished a good act io pro vailing upon tbe House Committee to unanimously adopt a resolution' re- tjuesting the Secretary of War to sua- pcud the execution of General Mo- Dowoll'a order for tbe expulsion ef numerous settlers from the Klamath Indian Reservation until the Committee shall have an opportunity to act 6tT the subject next session. The lands in controversy are alleged to have bcei settled ia good faith at the time when all wild Indiana were re moved from tho Reservation ta Uoopa Valley. It is pretty well MtablLdwd that tbe movement to drive the settlers from the lands is a big land grabbing job in the interest of a few grasping peculators, and that there is neither equity nor justice in it. Mr. Wiggin tn will earn for himself tha hearty thanks and gratitude of the settlers if he shall finally succeed ill his eicellent purpose to protect them iu the! .; righ's. - I' L Tes years ago a Clatsop county gir broke off a noodle in her right foot, and hist Sunday evening her lover found the missing piece. She say alio fa-It a tickling sensation near the spot where it was dmcovei-ed for some weoks, but atiibuted it to eonio affection of the lunga. Where the duca did tho needltt oomo out I in Vaunty Advertiter, Mac, that's a full chested connun dram, and one which any modest young man should immediately give up. . A 4oata YaTB Senator Graver will have the thanks of the whole people of Oregon, and especially of the sottler of our exposed frontier, for voting against tbe bill to reduce the army from 28,000 men to 20,000. - . - ' , The Republican manage to scratch in on their candidates for Secretary of State, Treasurer and Printer. " But Lotdy, hain't the Democracy the cream, thought . ' Yum, Yum! 5' ' - ': I Give us something hard to dot S. F. Flood,' of Hosebuig, Oregon, son of tho well known merchant of that place, whose wife is a daughter of Gen. Jo. Lane, has been awarded the gold medal for the best decloimor in Washington and Lee University, Lex- ington, Virginia. ' - . Financial and Coaaanf rrlal. " Gold In New York, 10T. Lagal ttittdara iu Ponlaad buyiiti-, 99 ; atllUiy, 100. Silver coin Sia3 pjr ceuu dlacouiit. roaTun aaajucv. " : ' ; ' WH&VCprrbuahal .i. ;.. W IN ..( M at 00 ...4 H'U . 38 (g 41 .14 00 (ae la 00 .12 aa I LVUK, extra , Superfina...... OTS.per bueael. UAV, baled Loo POTATOES, per buahaL iit:KF, choice on foot, tarf6... HOOS, extra choice dACON... . i 26 e 1 50 . 1 JAMS....... i ........... . 11 12: COFFER LAUD, in kt-ga. 11 a InUMbtlne... 10 BUTTER, in brine Uje 334 11' . 16 ' 11 1 !1S , 6 14 60 1 00 14 twna 0 Fresh dairy... .lata EOOS. tier dot .... . . DBlKDr-UUIT ' - '- ' ' Apple, atutlriad, in aacka . 51 A in kega...... .. ' S tj Pears, eun -dried...... ; 4fl Plums. auadried 12 POUtTBT, oid hens..?.. 4 00 Spring chickens.. i........ 3 60 HIDES, dry flint u uooa cutta - 74 Murraia. , ' C'o Creon. . ' 5 - Deer akuts.. ..l..:.-. - la a TALLOW, pern. - S. HOPS, Orsjon and Waahingtlm Tri...' ii) WOOL... . S C " .' i'- Aiaurr asrr. r-j ..1; -. WHEAT per bo- 7J ' '. ' .. -'7. OATS per on SOc - ' HAT baled 15c ' ' ' : 1 Loose 12c. - - . . POTATOES per bu-Sl 04. BACON hamalSJc . ; i . : -- Side 9lfic, . 1 t Shouldera 7& . LARD 'n 101k tins SI Hi 1 t .' BUrrER Freeh roUlbe. ., . . EOQS 18c ' CHICKENS $3 00. . , . . Sl'GAU-rSan Francisco 13c ' Island 10Jil2c. - C COAL OtL Downer, 6-gl cans 3 00. . - Dovoe'e. 6-eal catu 62 60. 25 Fancy Oar-do, Snowfltk Damaak, ia t5 ftfta with Aia, i au, baaaaattatd Cav, iraaaaa, X X Ga)t. iiXE t( tHt TBOrt. The following correspondence explains itself: t : - -4 Bontsvti Jan U, lt7f. - Cm. Jf. r. Brnen : - . (- I bav Un4ra4 my aarvlnn to Cat; Ckfciwlak to paraonally aontmand any troop tha Stat require tn tbl war tfaJntt ib Indian, i atuit hy four vain-sblaeu-epcrstlvB. JolfH laa, Asia.1T, Or., (i ir, 1S7S. Cm. laa. Lans : . ... . Dtaa Sit :-Uartiait arrives bna tUtf forward tnf arm and tapplia to por' h) Baatara Orasottf aad yoor dlapatah la handed at. I an atach fTAti Sad at your flttrlti maalloa ol nyaell a a co-op-rater with -ywavta 4k aaiUaiaaaad todlia -auatwlca, and aitaJI not tall to rander dna raapact to any ordar which may pmt froii aba fauna hare at Baana Vial and tha pitrUitlo dafaitdar of Owjfcea plannrt. With kindut rafardt at Mn, B. sad myaelf, ! . 1 ramatn your obadiant aerntnt, -. I M. V. Blown . NE W ADVERTISEJIEiJTS. 4TI1 OF JULY C"LL I eivtw AT TSS COiaSTOCK 1IOUSI2 . THCMBAT feTB JCLT ,IT.. L, '- ' " ... " . :-. -,itti . ' CamatlitM ea lavitatiaai 4 Os. CriaamLAi, ' C. V. Cuaaat, -. Ed. Baua, " Joa. wanaaa, : - -j M. V. Uaowia, , JoaS Hi rcuiKaoa, ' ft--' Mas C. Mamrhl, bio. roa, , ' Eo. , U. Cinrrla, , W. O. Natat, J. B. Trii a, t " , Faasa Pcaa : IkHplIn raaaaalftea ' ' : Dbu Rouirtu, ! ' 1 Tj. It. Lioctwr, If. Ilrarniirr 3 ;- I , wimot asaaaaerai ( If ABT ABOBI - t,i,CU, W. H. MaNsPIELD. , . ' Oood Musto lo attendance. TICK rrs. (with aupparX,. . . .'. '.' Everyone respectfully Invited, ...lcc aWad READ THIS Parker & Adabis ARB NOW REPAUED TO Ft'RSIJI ta tbe public tbe . . , , ............ WHEELER A WILSOlf, I ' .' v - --.v . -5: 5i ---s ti - No 8, at reduced prices. . j AISO. OH, Needle. Thread, aad atta'h meate te all Muds of machines. ( OIBos .Salnm, Oregoa, nn'il January let. - ....... - VlS:n48-tf GherifTs Sale. i NOTICE MBERXBT GIVES THAT by virtue ol a writ of execution H atied out of theHre.iitCwurt of tbe State of Oreaotf, fortbeCoaoty of Bentott,oa tbe 101 b day of Jun,IS78,to me directed aad da Uvared, ia favor of Ureen B. Mmitb, plain tiff, and a-alast I. Hmltb, defendant, an a jadgment reoovered la said Ooart,oa tbe 7tb day ef Mamb, A. 0., I Mil, far tbe aim of Fniir lluudrvl and Tblrteen Dollars, with Interest at tbe rate of forty-twa per rent, per anoein, aud tha further earn of Tweaty -four aad 20-100 dollar ooata, wbieb said writ was Issued upon leavs obtained In said Court on tbe 29th day of Jane, IH75, I he levied npoo tbe fol owlnw real propanv to wb. Ail tbe uadivided right title and inleroat ol tbe therein named de fondant, I. N. Pm'th.lnand t tbe Donation land claim ef John ftmhh, and Jane Mnitb, bia wife, tbe father and mother ef Ihe aaid defendant, J. N. Smith, being No tification VBOM, claim No. 47, containing 273 ti-IOOsereo, la awdioasSB aad 29, To wnbip No. 12, M. R. 4 VV.( TViliamatte At cridiau, Lian County, Oregon. Add on Saturday, th 20iA Day qf July, 1878, at the Court-Honae door, in tbe t'itv of Al hanr. I .inn tviiantv Omimn. at thn h llrnf j atie o cinca in tue snariKsoa or aara aay, i will nail the rierelnOetura deecrtDetl prem iiiaa at ataUiio aaetioti. for oatsii ia band, uaid a lime of Hale, ta the highest bidder. lo aatUfy aaid writ of ezerU'Jon, with ta tnu acnttag owu. - - . it. jiannr.t, Sheriff Unn county. OrnBon. Dated this gist day of una, fe77. u46wl CITY EXPRESS. f HAVE A GOOD TEAM, A FTNK, atronar n c, aud will da any -elirsr-luc or other work entrusted to aaa with dispatnh I came here to star and eapeet- iiik m wii-k u, lata DuauwM, a aaumu a xaur aaare or patronage. Vl8a4ft - T. To DCOOER. McOalley & Andrews,' liCIUIHOII, OREG09,: DBALBRa I h cseM. ruTna. Mrrs a . SaiWBA. aaataCKJaiSa. CRfltT&CJtT, W1IMW wake. nr. IVOnr slock la soar a4 will be aoM chaap. Oi a aaall. - , (UJ4U Taken Up. rTAKEN UP BY THR UNDERSIONED. J. living on Sarvia Prairio, io Waacv i niinti, tir goo, one aapple grpy borao, branded X on the risht auoulder. aboat ifi hands bigu, and about 8 years old, same otitis; a vicious ana oreacny animal. Ap- pnaiaata at. av, apiu taa. too. eSwl ' D. JC OILMAN, Cosmopolitan Saloon. J. A Gilmonr, Prep., ! a Braaaalbla Itrerti brtwera rtrat aatl atvcwaoi. j FKEST BRAXDS or LKJtJORS AJTD Ctf! AKS hcptooBstanUyoa haad,ao4 th tbinty will al- waji Sod Jack Bnrcaw ready to cater to their , waata. T aAX FalAliCISCO KUITU, Tha leadins Srenrjia; and Weekly the Rocajr klouoiaiae,. . ; umpfm treat ol , TBK WEEKXtBl LUm Ia a tweltw-twa lottraal. and la Drouortlan L lie dm ww nn.aji.iit ypar w aaa otraBtry. , TBK1U, taattaae Ikcc,, Daily, 1S; Weekly, 3 per year-, part at a year praporUua. and poatal aard for -rntmTn ' . Dissolution Notice. . : rTATrtcn nispoannnonrtD t-do il noa Flonrine Mil la, tbe firm of Elkiaa Mat. A I Hl tit. fAftho Ann nrlll V .1 aeuiM, and pertmne owing tbe late firm are " " ' ' I V1IU,UUV "wt "wiuoa M.p,cr aaa aeuie up at nnM wit h .It llA Af th. n I j . '" JOS. ELKIN8. " Labanon. May R. 187S. , Adniinistrator's .Notice. vroTica is hereby given that i v 1.11 at nniinraiiriuui avae ihia ria..e.i.i d adininlsimor trf theetateof Andrew J. t IU Aalnu, ..... ,1 estate, muat ba nrMnti(1 i., th. .rtmtni. raior within ai.x month" from thia date at LuBon, tJ'tn vountyroreeon. - 44w4 . Admr, Final SettlemehC i 1 NOTICE ia hereby given that the ntider siarned. adminiHirator if tha twta'a of Nancy U. Parriah, deoeaeed, baa filed his amount lor tbe final settlement in aaid e tate in the County Court for Unn County, State of Oregon, and Friday, the 5th day of July, 1878. at tbe hour ef one o'clock In tbe afternoon of eatd day, has been set for the hearing of objections and the settlement of said estate.. , .,, . Dated this June 6th. 1X78. ' - OMIAJiDKK FARBISHV - 44w4 ., - , ,:; ,-- Adtn'r. US can make money Castor at work for us than at aay. thine: else. Capital not rcqoired : wa wilt atari Sou. ' 1 a day at home made by the industrious, leu, woman, bora and rlrls watt ted rwywher to work for us. New la tha tisa. Cost) outfit and Mount Hood AgriQuitu -.. fJE7I'URY, CIlAPMAiV & 0., ' 1 C ' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IM Aciuc'jTunAh' mptnr.inn'po. D M- Oiborne & Co,s World oeu-iiinoing uarvesterB, TBr bUtjf peffe Self-amdltrs Harveater knorri, - f S 'Visa haiuorma UilXTEWATtn WAQOrr, Uc lat.rt aa Best. THE ir"A6MillfiWATCB A DTER s ! : 1 1 1 M r t::s kchhiscn encs. celebrated plc.7s, - Waiklng and Riding with WoedorSle"! Itoaraa, aiaje especial 1 tat tue Korthwoat . . Trade. . , m m SELF m KAKU-CSP SULKY RAKE, The Ue akf Known. Iba BeUeeftbe Wet Bulky and Potato t -v ft -i s . i qulxiuon to tbe family ot Agricultural impiemettla.) , - THE PiiEEarAiv & evass centemsiai, pan will, ''' x0-'- V-.-I-"t,,rrj:'lTae Latent and Batrt). Sprlnsr Steel Tooth Harrow Cultivator JiJ:li J U Jf.il (Eatlroly New.) The Famous Mlnnemtta Chic-f Tbreshpr, 'be' Wevricb Balnea' Headers, The Boat :""! Sickle Urintiwr, ele., eta. (Every Farmer buy one on aighi.) " ' -M WD-' state or oj-.soort atjb th TanationiES or washixotox ax ipaio. NOS261 & 2G3 fRONT STREET, ASD 2C0 & 262 FIRST STREET, rOUTI.Al, - - - OREC.OX. CI .fiU i - ifi J I J1 -t'trt! to Ghana wttkoat nottr. ; .. -r J. J. BROWN, Agent, .,. i.. -; 'r. Albany, Oregon. STOVES! ! STOVES! M. M. HARVEY. j ; W H MTARLAND. WROLEaALE AXD RETAIL VMAIXM U , STOVES, RANQES, PUMPS, HOSE, LEAD ANDIRON ' PIPES, ETC., ETC., ETC. also AaorAcrcacs v ' ' -' ' Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware of everr PLUMBIWO aaei OAS IFITTnra and all job work bOlaaglBg'to the bnalaeae eare- fully and jromp ly tne, by oompetent and akillful Mechanics. 7. TUIUTY YE its ei-liioe In th facUoa, OVVt STOCK will ke largely inereaI by parchaaea made bv our Mr. Harvey, at tbe East and in Kan Francisco, lieeiers ia ottr line, and t'onntry Merchant ar ra. apeetfally tovited to eall aad take a look at onr goorU and prioea, wkioh hare bean marked down te auit the lime. j - OurMotlo! THE BEST GOODS" at llTlng ratea; Our aim Ii to make Albaav ear permanett kstae, and build up a aai (hat. will lat. C't'MK aad 8ES sa. and don t forget to look at our Sim dirlercnt style In tlock. KBMEMBCR t CI O O & " '-i ' Xhmw i , Whan we say, that for sixty days 1 we ' will sell v bur large stock of OLOTHIN(J at reduced rates on former prices ':' to make room for ifPall stock. 1 I. 23. BLAINU, ..frJ. !f.f Albany, June 14, 1878. The Imported Percheron Horses ! vsl JlJ 1 jv WHlTE Will be at the siables of A. H. MARSHALL ALB ANT, Tbnradays, Friday aad 8a araa;a XoBdaya,Taedayaand Wedne4iatUesUbl?ai! 80U KUiG, CORaLU. PRIDE QF the etablee of GAIN ES FISHER. SALKM. Mondar. Tneadaya, Wedosadaya and Saturdays, and at Uta atabiea ol S. BROWS, 0SBVAJ8, Tkanday, and Vridaye of aka nsa. ' I deem it mvmmiivj to (ira a mlnote description ci tcese torse, as H ta now a settled fact that ere a a read ea tamtly ol iam koraas that abow suck an improeacBt on to oontanon atack aa ta Parietarsn: akia i PT." . t?" firra tnam a trial, at work or a braedina; antanala, aad eouM a aerstad aa ky niuaratas of reaDeetaMa aartiea In tbls Stat. Washington Torrivory and California, wha hav. taeud tkasn. JJi -'i -f. Ji" th "wlwron ha not uied - April a, ma-YlJajd . . . ..,x.i CEtaZHAL faTERCHAri'DISE rMtSo Bun.anj, aor., 1st and Broadalbis at., Will keep constantly on aaad a full assortment of Clothing, airy Qoods, Fr- 1UH1UK faiOOaS, Ul) Caps, Boots, Shoes, fciroccricas etc, and will sell tha above named goods CHEAfEB than any other house in the oity.: Give him ru before purchasing elsewhere. fSAMCOHEN,i ; AUCTIONEER REUULAtt 8 A IX DATS 1 SATURDAYS AND MONDAYS Will also bo to ariT part of the countrv and bold special sales whsa directed. -vianziii T7 Business Cards, Visit ing Cards, We dding Cards, or aay otter kind of Cards, eall ea Maasfleld&Jknteitb. ud Jel Printer. Albaav, Orron u87t -Benowned Mowers, Keaptra and Hacks, CaiiniAoaa A Kxreera Waoaxa. Dlegnr Aflannment (A new aad valuable ao. buaitwaa, warrant ci ia anaraatiag aatla tk aid aland me the Baak. MTARLAND & HARVEY. PRINCE j PERCHE uteia, or are interested ia soaaa athar atook. "W. o. aotuTrBa O. B BAXODT. W. A. BIZ.!.. HAIGHT & HILL, ' Deakra la all kind af frash ladfX HZ3 -tCa, C3 Z amor city aarsat,- oat rirst, above Fairy street; " If tat Xarket - on Fir street, abov Broad albis. 8UPH.T THE BB8T MEATS AT A times, and will strive to please all who patrea Th lurheat oasa nriea raid for Baef. Pee. Mil ton and Veal: elSnlntf. TITUS BROS. DEAl.KRS IK J wattrc). riax-a. jewtur, imXVA rULTrta W1IE, AN BtlASH ALBA.VT, OIIDnil. Beador. if Tan Cw tin persons of either sex can make great pay aUtaatiaM uwy worn, wnu aar nan inns ra ta a.