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THE EL'3EN' CITY GUARD. SATUIiDAY. A I'll. 10. Lb70. .UQKXECITr.OREtilON. . Democratic Mat Coat cation. 5A Democratic State Convention ii here by called to convene in the city of Balem on Wednesday, April 2m, 1876, at 11 otioc a. ., to select ait Delegatus to the National DemocntW Gorrvc atiooi Candidates for Judges of .the btiprerae Court io IheSecouJ. Third and Fifth Judicial Districts, and lor Prosecuting Attorneys in tba aeveral Jnd1 eial Districts, and lor the traoaaclioo of each other busimes es may be thought proper. It ii recommended that Primary and County Conventions in tba severul counties be held as follows: Primary Conventions on Saturday, April 8 to, at 1 o'clock, r. ; and County Conventions on 8aturday, April 13tb, at 1 o'clock, r. v. It is expcct eu that In counties where the. time 'thus suggested for holding Primary and County Conventions does out nicet tbe convernxnctt of tbe voters, tbe proper Commitie will fx a omurent tiino, obtained and tbo question aubraittetl to the people at tbo clerJtou next No vember. If it is dtfsirablo tliat the Constitution should be so amended as to enable this railroad proposition to be accepted, of course the sooner il is accomplished tbe sooner will tbe work oi constructing tbo road be commenced. Since.tbo above was put in tjpe a letter lrom Huntington, of the Cen tral racifio Road appears in tbe Ore- ffonian:4 In this be says oi tbo Wio- uemucca route : .i Llnn'Ceauiy Deuiocrmlie Ticket. i What It Una Done, i i The Democratic County Conven- Radical lournals have been verr tion which met in Albany on Wednos- anxions to have some one iell fbem dsy made tbe following nominations: wbat Congress baa W4tx oiog. .(The t or State benator, S. V. Haley ; lor House is" doing a great deal that Representatives, A. W. StanardV T. disagreeable to the Radicals. - Io ref- L Porter, J. IC j Weatherford, J. wence to it the Hartford Timet says Crooks, J. Sumner, B. R. Gnrhes; It is saving from $20,000,000 to for County Judge, S. A. Johns;, for $40,000,000 from the grasp, of lb Coanty Coiomlasieners, J.I K. Charl thieves.' ' r ' ton. B. R. "Holt; for County Clerk, It is unearthing Emma mineirttida. T. ;J. btites, for Sheriff, J. R.: Herren; It is exposing rhe Indiad robberies, Delegates io tbe said Convention Sato.. Jle Uoo. Clataup..., Columbia.. 'Uom ,.. ?urry ..... Douglas... tirant Joeephiae . Jarksun... Ian..,...., Linn....... Marion .... Multnomah Polk Tillamook ., Union t'malilla ... Hum for Treasurer, Phillip f:Grigby; lor It is bringing Belknap and bis War We bad beeo led to believe that tie line School Superintendent, L. leu; for Department to an account.' 11 ' " which by tbe map forms the shortest coo- Surveyor,' IL Bryant; for Coroner, E, I It brings Suhenck io a borry "te -ex- Jacobs. ,'.':'. i. nlain."'" u -i f t a It is getting at the ' JTswy Depart ment swindles; ') i -1 " l Another thing' ai5d ery impor tant one Is that it has sotfaf dweour aged 'thieves 'and correspondingly I ... ' L.. J ry R. T...f. f T.l n.,M enwura-eu uoneety mat vueuera. r. - .i .t. . '.v '. ' Tl e . t iShernian 'has moved the bead quar m-ction to and from tbe eut, iutersectitiir the Central PaciQo at Wiunemucca, and tbe incomplete Oregon roads at or Dear Eu gene City would be found available as it in volved, but a single mountain crossing that of tbe 'Cascades. Jt is not an uncommon experience to Bud that tbe report ol routes to the onaided eye apparently quite practic able are not found to be such when tutted ' The following is (he apportionment of by iuetrnmental observations. A reconnoia- A movement to Herlve the Old Whig A Wasliirigton correspondent of inu iiew iora jieriua say a move ment is 00 foot to urge the noraina- ; ''' " i O. B. Bsi.LiKorB, 1 , Chairman Pre Tern, , M.V. Bbow, Secretary. Ti ProJlrt, sanceon this route, made witb a strong force, hut autumu wai cut short by tbe early and severe winter, but had procHedud fur enough to demonstrate that do very direct or practicable railroa I rooto was to be found io that quarter. Tbe engiuenr io churgx af ter availing himself of tb best inlormalion of residents, and omciira of nuliLarv nuaU. Y"af!?..';.';.'..'.' nd ending "n riKbt and left (lor long dia- tancesj to verity tnem, reports that tbe Ursi 135 miles of the route between tVinnemucra a'id (ioose Luke "presents no eurious difli rallies, but must of (he ground -is quite fa voruble fur a railroad But hero," he says, "the uilTicoltles commenced and -kept in creasing as I proceeded westward." He then narrates tbe features of the country on ward to Lessens' Pass and Uoose Lake, and adds : "All these obstacles combined will The convention which meets here to-day should dcolaro sgainst the proxy system. Elect, as dolcgatoo niake the construction of a railroad next to 'i.'. .). . . .:h . , impossii'ie. tie insisu rurther, that "there nly such men as will promise to at- othcr roul9 practlcab,B bl)lW(Jt,n lh, tend the Salom Convention. By this two lines mainly explored." Tbe elevations meaDS alone can tbe wishes ol the opto and exceed 6,0()0foet, and involv 1 , . , . extensive removal of rock and high ridirea people be carried out. The proxy tIld tfMtle4i which Bmaunt t0 fuftt, objc. eyBtem is the savior of tbe political tions. Lack. Tbo men selected should be From rP'3 "mlnatioo made on bis . . . , , return trip, be is of tbe opinion that a more thoso in whoso judgment the fullest fHVorable route may be found in a more confidence can be placed. A ones- southerly direction, leaving the Central Pn Davis, and that the strength of , the movement io favor 9! Judge Davis has greatly surprised Southern men themselves. The correspondent says that "to understand this matter it ought to be remembered that with the reconstruction of the Southern States aud tbe restoration oi the fran climo to its voting population the old Whig element, which fused with the Democracy just boiuro the war and remained identified wi'.h it in opposi tion to the Republican party daring' reconstruction, is dmposed to break up this alliance of expediency and re enter the political field in its old cepted an invitation to attend tbe Ceutenuial ahaim. : Thu Whio- rvil U mnkino Juoiiee. rortiaoo; o : 0 ii- -r .1... 1 w..- ai..:..- WAnnArfiil -irnrrrPBi thitnnirhniit. Iha I h r . oouih, ana an n puny movement u a i . runHtuottarj, April 1st. Darallel with the Uhamberlam move- iu rittmacaurwBMwn that5 I L L ... r nifint. amon., tho Southern Ranuhli. IO00 0 Valley unu vicinity this spring none Anil nna nlduiiltr aaiivnrAot dm I . f ' I ,1 ha mill! OaruitA hasi -Kuan inaamA 4t ters of the army to Washington again Coming together io a new. Con gress, many 01 trie members never having served before, they have io ninety day made great progress is) the work of retrenchment and p Tooting the worst of corruption and frauds. What has the Senate done Minnie Myrtle Miller is lecturing at Cooa uy. ,. ., air. Huntington, a saloon keeper 01 Cor vallis, died suddenly tn Wednesday1 evening OI last wet? a. , ,,,; u Gen. Mart. V. Brown, of Albany, bas ac tjl0 cificroad at Humboldt or Mill City (30 question whether the Republican bolt- tri weekly between, Scot is. in Wasco 11B LHU I m in. . ' ' I v nf , 1 v. 1 ,"nc.muca' B0(1 li1T8,::,, P': ers and tbo Whigs may not unite to V, and Pendleton.'in Umatilla couuty ICty Ol cecums Via Mud Lake. Karnnae V k ami I to. I . . onrvrog. Fandango, or L8stl)s 1'ass.to tbe Klamath orm l" oupoulod t'btrd "party. Now, A skeleton found at Oregon City during t ion Will undoubtedly ariso in convention as to the proprie wuiuiuuuuL vuuuiuuio ivi vuinirvaa I , . ,ua Smiiui . 1 . . ...... . , . 1 " wwumi, However, ineviuoiy judge uavia JJnvis WM an o d line I . , . s. ' na. uiifi now mr inia run at n subsequent oouventtou to be held may prove to be a satisfactory ono, and its in August. Whig, aud although a Republican drowned near that place twenty -six years ago. I be farmers ol Douglas county appear to be ( ( ; Will It Nominal. j Tlib question whether tbo Conven tion which meets to day had not best as this protracted aeasou will permit. 1 ne route lrom uoose 1-uku via sprague River Valley aud the Klamath mrli is probably suitable : aod I am salaried that a dofor the nomination of candidates mora 'v""ble pass across the Cascades cn '. , . ni ... , . , . us nmmi man uiai ny me rome near via- for county olUoors until a later date L0l pk. w as to bring this pun of the uas uoen sgiiatea 10 A considerable una wnmn me limits or reasouublo cost aud extent duriiif? iha nast u nok. and u oonaUnt oieration. - - - , . c 1 , " total length, can only be determined bv is thought to enjoy the sooiety ahead of tliosu in other sectionj ol tbe State larthor auiual exploration, and the company 0f bis present assooiatea no moro thau ml "ooul d0l,e Bd" 'oriibis season. ?fT.?0.,ot.l,, U . Jft Snutl,Brn Whi ,h'..ll!n The northern Pacfio Coal Mining Com- Assuminir tlio whole leupth of the linu'.tu bo fitlO null's, It must cost ovor this broken country for ooustruction, equipment and pur manant buildings, a vast sum of uionoy, all of which must be raised outside, but the g'entir part of which must be expended in sm1 rf Oregon. Among the other iudimcl btnetlts to follow, 1 may mention tlm com pletion of the iinflnished roads io Western Oregon and Washington Territory. The. A,i,ii,,l.ili,,n nf tlt'ta Ii.... ..I... I I . . 111 .1 . 1 w"m.iv.um ui -kino kJMll,Q line frill UI91I IVUU states upon tho most reliable authority to the extension ol the road southwards to that tho Central Faoiflo Hailrond I 'b Kguu nvcr vullt.y, unJ thus provides buliove tho prevailing sontimunt is that two or, at mot, throo wooks bo- fore tliu election, which will oooiir ou tba Clb day of Juno, is plenty of time. Partner of Oregon Itnllroad Interest. ' Tho Ortffonltin of last Monday " ar do the Southern Whigs tho alliance with the Domoorats. As the oandi. date ot tho St. Louis convention, he would, in the estimation of the South ern Whigs, draw off from the Repub licans tho old Whig vole of tho North and get tho united vote of the South, rendering bis eleotioo a certainty. Whatever may be tho event of this diHutisaion there is no disguising the progress ot the Whig movoinont, which mny yet lake up and carry out ttioenlecprwo triod by tuo liberals at Cincinnati. Oulj One Left. Company, will, under certain condi tions offurcd for tbe acceptance of tbo pooplo of Orcoii? Immediately com mence the work ot building the pro posed railroad lrom Portlund to Win ncmuoca, Kevada. The preoise con ditions ofl'ored havo not yet boon made public, tint are said by tho Kasl without crossing There is now only ono man left among tbe most prominent of the He- pany of Cooa county will probably be forced into bankruptcy by iUcreditOfS in Calilornia. It is rumored thut the O. 8. N. Co. are having built in N.w York Citv a 1,000 too snip especially designed tor tbe Oregon gram iruda. A body has been found Dear Fort Canbv. and it ia supposed to be that ot Mr. Terwil igerrof tbe sloop from Tillamook, driven suborn some weeks ago. Tbe Demoerutio State central committee called tbe State convention, to be held at Jefferson City, May 31, to elect delegates te the national convention. 'Coos county never bai h larcre a civil docket as there will be at tbe next May term of coort. Tbe general ' stagnation in business is beginning to tell everywhere. A bridire builder, of California, will be in Salem in the course-of a few wteks. ai d iiiuke the citizens of Marioo and Polk couo- throU 'h road to the the Bukiyou range, la time 1 expect to sw publioan party with no unsmirched rep- ties a proposition to build a bridge1 aero, the line in the suorainento valley sxtouded utatiou for honesty. The roniaininf Ibe Willamette river at Salem. ( aim up mo jviuwmu io n IlliersecilOtl 1 .0 ., . uuu is ouuruiurjr xriHiow, auu 00 man knowelh what the , morrow brin forth io regard to him. The Ore- gonian of Tuesday remarked on' the witb ilia Winncmucca lino, and thus piovidu an efficient connection witb Caliloruia, also win imt a single niuuuUiu crossing. It la pVobabla also that branch lines will be con structed across the level country east of the It is vain Vj bone to olai as all alike. Let 'man stand witb bis face ia what direction 'he mill, be must oecessarily torn bis back 00 ooe-tallthe world.' I , The Massachusetts Press Association will visit Philadelphia this year. tun Lxain, at hi Mammoth Pobliihinf Hoom, Ul Fcarl Stmt, Vsw York, iaraea HTentnii beantUuliy fflntratad newquper and maganoM. Vt. Laalis wa tba flnt In to United States to un dertaka tbs publication of awwldfUltutiutrf news paper, and U felm belonas tb honor of beinf the paUiaber of Tbe Oldeet Tilnetrated Newipaper la Amertea.' The pemm who aatam the ageney for tbeee pahUeattona for thia ndnitr, and will fi dtiiess aa apportaoity of .iupectinf the aarentl la- rats and oopiea of the eight magniBcient chromos the obotoe tram whith ia fivea with a snbacriptiin to eUberoftbe Uluetrated wetkUee, wlUbavea handsome and profitable bulneb. These papers are well known, and sell readilv from 10 to 19 eenta on newsstands, and are now flrst offered through agents toanaualaubscribera, with a valuable chromo which, to all hirers of art, is alone worth more than the subscription pries. An snnnal aalwriber to the Illustrated Newspaper receives during the year over S33 newspaper piifns. FoUed to the site of a large octave book, tho sabwriber would hare SJit Dares. equal to seven oetnvS books ot ordinary site, say 4t0 piges saoh, aid one-half of these pages would eon U in nne engravings, and for the centennial year will make tbe roost accurate and valuable Uluetrat ed History of tbe Nat iocal Jubilee published. We advise oar read era, alter Xhey hare subscribed for tbe Oco, to secure one of 'irauk I-ele's illustrat ed periodical, and witb it tbe beautiful 'ehromo. : . iJIND c Ho .ORO. P. TtOWELt ' CO., Kew C? York, for Famphlet .df 100 pntret, eontnining lists of KW newsp.peni, end estimates showing cost of advertising. ssssssMsaeassssssswssssaasasaaaasjsssssMaPas oluauM of Testlmnny ia faror of ittu'S EotnrT or jfoarioosD am Tan, as a speciSc for throat and luoaj illarases are pourinj in from a parte of tbe country.; ,. I'iks- Toothache Drops sure in one minnte. 1 1.4 ; PO.-VIVS KXtJIACT-Thouaands of phyai. oans of aO schools-Allopathlo, HomjOBopathio, Bo tanieaad Eclectic are ia tbe habit of preacTiUnf Pod's Eitiuci and bear tuetiiooey to Its roaay rtr-. tneeas a Pain Destroyer, and to Us almost miraea Ions healing properties. Sold by all druggists. S3 Tbe National Gold Mela! was awarded to Bradley BulofsoaforJhe.beet Pbotographalo they United States, and tie tlraiia' "Modal foitU;bia7 ia tbe world. . " 429 MontBomerr Street, 8 mi Francisco. - T11E CHEAPEST PLACE OK i "-- The Paclfto Coast for DOMB-MADE : ' I SHOCO. BOOTS AND GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. : ; J. H. DON ALD ' Has now on hand over ans.biini)rMl atu? Sffv ts&Im of Boots of our own mike, which I am bound to sell regardless of oust, and we are now prepared to make.! coon io oraer at tie ruUowiug greatly reduced prr ces: , . . i , i " French Calf Boots from SS to Sa French Kip Boots (rum IS tot9 per pair. " " California Kip Hoots made to order fur M per pair, And atl other work at equally low prices. Repair ing done at short notice. All -work warranted. 1 Leather and Tindings for sale. " "' ' ' .- " Kemnmber the stand, tvn rimra Rm,li 4 A V Peters sVCo'.e brick store. . . J. H. DOJf ALD. "1 ; - : McCORMIOK'S HARVESTING MACHINES i FARMERS OF LANE COUNTY, dont waste you rpedous tirno'-and ' money any longer in looking at, diseusning or buying Third and Fourth rate'' Machines, but go straight !or tho BEST ONLY, and buy McCORMICK'&" More than Thirty Years' Experience in Perfecting and Manufaoturing'1, them has proved it, and over Two Hundred Thousand ' " "'XA i' ,' " . 1 Farmers have indorsed them to bo such. -.Sodiget this subject well and then go and look, and your., own good senee .and judgment will lead you to buy swMcCORMICK Machine every.? time. ; ' - ' MATWP.W ttf A TT.Tfi AM . assees eial ww -WW eilaVSAW f UgWUif p"b : eugicne crrr, oke gon , , .... NORTH PACIFIC r- MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OP PORTLAND, 0REG0X. , Wat rounded In the year J 894, with a Capital Slock of UQO.OOO, on a Oiild Coin Bjais, and in eorporatel under tbe trws of the State of Oregon. 'OFFICERS: t. Wasskrman, Pwldent. ' E. 'Quack ENBUsa. Vice President. D. W. WiiKKiKLD, Secretary. W. S. Laaa, Treasurer. W. H. KrriNora, Attorney. .-- Jt. P. tloBSa, Manager. DIRECTORS: . WaSRKKlf AN. W.8. Ladd, ; . WHITK. .'QUACKBKBVSff , a. w. W. H ErriNort, Wm. Wadham, . J. L. Atkinson, M. P. Uoksb, . Wakefiild. TABLE RA W. c- D-E Jmina Journal to bo that tho Cen- ""V??.. cft.p "t. T nnim iu ins tm wiiuuui cnissitig me Uaa- tMl ruoifio will undcrtako to build caJoa. , That very vuntuluruble eipansiuu tho road ia quoBtioti, and oompleto It of Iho branthes of InJuHry on tuo bauks ol U u, :.. ,t, c..- . rt "w ",l'r t;'"bia aud tributaries, and el- iu two years, in case the State ot Or- ,0 on tll() ,mrM wf t SounJ( D;usl f(l. egon will guarantee the intorost on low, is not douhirul. Jn pariicnl.tr youreoni throo millions of dollars in bonds for T'", U?T1 ,"W ,be hJ . . demand for iuel for the mnehinery ef N'e. a terra of years, at nay six por cent., va.la, aud a oew market will be furoishod lot making an annual liability on the part tnegruius, wests and fruits of your State of the SU10 of one hundred .d it eighty thousand dollars. This uudor thence to Wasliiiijjton Territory and Hritlsh tho proeout CQnstittilion of this Slate L'oluuible, will untimately ba o ln ""nost .nfl.,l,; f i ... ''"iw'eucatoyourwerchants and laborers ' i " vuuoHiuiiuii With a iIasim la tn.iAl tiiountaiiis to the sottleumnts on the Coluin- honor " aud 'integrity of ex Speaker hia at or above the D-lles, and so provide i,i ' i .'t f j uiiiiiiu, nuu luu pinny ji;iiir oi a (lay Mr.TJo'.rlen, who lives near' the mouth tl looking (elasa, Douclus cenntv., iproposas to ougf ejiniwiYeij in toe cuitare oi orooin- corn, the coining seiison. His crop is al roaoy engagea at iuu per ton. ' The tlametr, Polkc6untv.su "Ever. iuiiii in tua auape oi oorse tlesh Is called into requisition now lor the purpose of turn I... iL . a . J 1 II ma over uitt varoy. sou. aianv an acre ought to be sown between this and May 1st. The loss of stock in tba castera portion of w" county Das oeen vary severe, and more stack has died this winter and snrinir than hss ded heretofore, all put ioniser, since SPRING a uu is protty 1IFE POLICIES. FIVE AGES-A, B, C, D,E, Ages between 1 & 12 annual premium.. $5 00 rj a, vi ,.5 oo " 10 4 8S " - .. 6 00 T 4S0 " "... 6 00 " 60S 85 " .. 5 00 Or $35 may be paid at anyone time, on an neat vnur iihwi h,J . .. . . I Wight, however, if Uie people saw fit, promptly and as far as tbe unities oltb, H af ' i"7 i i Smith an family, living hat if my associates I . pnn u uiu uu i -, uniauin mini, oaa oeerj su later has a telugrani which states that the Indianapolis Sentinel says edilori ally of him Vv- 1 J. C. Harrison, a prominent banker of this city, is io possession of secret. , - r t - ,11 , I uuio,i,iui an uui mo exposure ot wnion will lorever th iittnu tuc oi uniicuia ui ouruiiq prom- oaru on Lake. a ! 1 . t .1 . f 1 iiiuue vuuiuai,o mr vim x resiliency. Tbe . State Boar, of Education 1... it, is inus, au eniry appears In the sranted a StateXife Diuloma to Mr Rvl r. minutosoflhe exeoutive coinmittcea I Simpson, entiilintr him to teach in anv of tho board of directors ot the Union I Pu,he school in this Slate during hie life. Tncifie Uailroad Co., oi Dee. 16. 1871, u"Ipm revtlk or iaimoralor other uapreles showtug that IC4.000 ' ol the com- "0B1 co"duct-" on Birch nt Hie polity, and no further Annual Premium will be required, nor any fuither payment, except for Death Assessments in that special division as tbev uioj vvvur. G. J, BUYS,, , . Local' Agent. " " " TOR THE & SUMMER TRADE I be amcudod in tiino to begin tho work tho coming fall, - ; , ;Tbe Constitution, Arliolo XVII , jirovidca: , , . . . . , . j Skttion 1. Any smendmeut or amendments to tbis Constitution may beproposed iu either case aumii, i win say tuat if mv and myself, upon lurther iu-veatiualion. con clude to biwnie encased in it, it will be nec essary to have some changes mude in the leeislufien to that end, which I deem indis- pensnbla to oar success. 1 hand you here with, mmnorandiim of the prinrinal nrovia- Ions nf am h a bill aa il would be proper to i right to it. " At a meeting of tho board of directors in September, 187 Harrison, who has been a membor ot that board a number of years, through mo mnuenco ot Mutator Alortoo, hi troiiuuva a resolution callinu for ----- - r'i"i mwi, w bhii i uiu aa it wuuiti oe nrnner tu I -.. . i w branch of tbe Legislative Asseniblf. and in lav bf ,irn vnne ii.trUiiiiitra f.,p ,i I coiuiuui.eu iw inveanuate xne niattor ek. i.. ii i.' i i. ' , -.1 ' '"""".Mve .j J. S ..t.. i ' . suaii ua Barren uy a majority ami approval. of ail tbe members ehned to naoh of the two This, bowever, It should be understood, is Houses, suci proposud aiiieaduiHnt or amend- eonditional upon the discovery of S'Mn, more Bieots shall, witb Uia yeas aud nara thereon. I,.ail.)., mi. iK., . k. .i,,.. be entored oo Uieir Journals, and referred to ined. Inasmuch as we would not lake the re." tqO AyeglSiailYO .1 xt general elect tive Asanmhle mn ..,.v , ., j.,,,,,,.,, .uioui wiiicq wouia oe aumisaio e to your ...-...r. .. m mKrmKi , rwopiw, u you corrvcuy rt'tlact tbeir riewa. by a BsjoritrofaUlhe memtiers elect.d Io Uo the supposition, bowew, that a route each House, ties it shall be tbo duty of the aisy y,a be found involvinr eerv much less ig..auvAaseiuuiy to suomitsuca amend- dsrfloulty, which we ho(m aud expect may b- drawn. These tacts are known awrrrr wn.,,.t ,hs -r.-. Mr. W.lson,ofrow, who was ., "-i .s iwsis ypon wnico we. oa oar tart, will Uy for at Jeast four eonsecutiva weeks In Uie contract to do the work within the tit aviriai urwp,aiers puiuisTiea d inia pran; sientioued. rfieir journals, and reterreU to ined, in.i.nmt'h as we would not lake the re. Assetnblytolchoscn at the sponsibility of anv route we have acquaint, cction; and if. in the Imla- anee witb. on these terms, nor opoo any coo so nen chnwn.seeh propoA-d eMioos which would be admissible to your I and if a majority of said elect on shall ratify tbe same, aach amendment or amendments hall become a part of this Censiitolion. 2. , If two or more amendments shall be submitted at the same time, they shall be submitted b such a manner that the electors susll vote for or afint each of sut h amend meats separately j and wbile aa amendment or amendments which shall' bars beon agreed npoa by ms Lecwlative Amtar:bly shall be awaitimr the action ui a Iyii!aiiv Aasen.bJy, or of the elitlbN, oo aUitioaal moodmaat or amendments' thill be pro Folk. County Nomination, The Democratic County Conven tion which assembled at Dallas lust Saturday, the 6th inst., made the fol lowing nominations for county offi cers: or Stale Senator, Hon. Beo III) den ; Representatives, S. S. SUats, T. J. Haytcr, G. Hubbard; Sheriff, F. M. Collins; Clerk. D. J. Holmes: i bo Jwrml further underaUnJs Treasurer, W. H. Ray ; County Com that Li order to fccilitate tnattera ap- miasioners, S, IL Dornird, II. JJyrley ; pLcation will be inada to the CSovar- Schocl Sojierintendent, Ji X. Max nor to call a special session cf the well , Surveyor, S. T. Iureh ; Coro Ixgiklative Afceiully, so tint llo ao- cer, Dr. Hates; Delegates to the Slate tion, If favoraMo, of tho two fstrot!S Convention, Hon. IJ, F. Barch, E. oi'tlc AMcmth', the regular session McDanels, S. S. Staats, L M. Hail, CMXumvg next Sjt'jjteuibrr, may be I D. M. Hay Jen. aud report who secured ' this larce sum of money and all circumstances attending Us disbursement. No sooner had this been done than Mr. Rollins, secretary of the board, quietly went to Mr. Harrison' and said yea must withdraw that reoliitioB, an investi gation will involve Mr. Blaine aad defeat his re-election. He got the money. Tho resoluiion was with- to prea ent at the lime the resolution was in troduced and withdrawn. As a mem ber of ihe board of directors, it is proper to say tW a lot ol worthless Arkansas railroad bonds were depna lied aa collateral security lor l his money. Mr. Harrison's testimony before com nittee of Congress, in connection with the fraud, wot Id be botti interesting and startling. Hy all weans let hirn be called. The country is entitled to tho disclosure. Let eo ffuuiv man eacapex John Fallon. lk coach rasa of President Andrew Jstkaoo.dinl recently at Nahvill rnanity and tobaono rw tbe enauties) on wfiica many a boy walks la a loaWs rrave. sorely tried by death lately, bavins lost two iDtereatlnv little xirls, one aged 7 and tbs other 11. Diptheria carried off one of the little girls, auu auppoeau internal aoeees me otber, Never since the Bret white inhabitant sett tied en this northern coast has there been o much damace to publio ways by winds in the lorest aa during tbe past winter. The road to MehaJwi. from Astoria fs airs I a a I. most completely blocked with fallen timber. Tie tesidence of Mr. J. H. Moa er. aima. t.I oo tbe south bnk of ihe Columbia rive-. 14 nines nitw me i 'alios, was accnlenta lit uHKiniTixi 07 nrw on iat aioorjay anernooo IM about 52.000. Mr. M osier aod . wife were Jowa io Ibe WilUaette valley al the The Centennial Committee at Porftaad hat eaTrtrneJ iha foUowinf prrvrataase lor rwcraerwf me ueflteiimal week: First day. mile heatr. 3 In 5, frw for all horses axeeni Osceola and ' Twenty-on: first nrem'nm '0j sreond $100. Second dr. Irottino-. mile brais. 3 in S. fre fur all: first oremimrJ , ,,,n. ., . . . ,-sini; BTOrMi vo; tniM 5200. iMrtrance lor all paisea 10 per eeol ; threw to start ... ' - Sews by mil aw4 Telexrmwk. . A. T. Stewart, tha hJI ksewa dry yodi nvrchani of New York. diSd oa the 10th. II lea ea an estate valued at from tea to twenty millions. WB BEO te Inform ear friemls aod Uie pnblio that SI hava inaf. mrMv.,1 ,1 , .a... wun nwiaw anu uie CAsuirn niaraeu AN IMMENSE STOCK . ; : ; ; o ; f i ' .;; GEOCERIES HARDWARE, , .DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOnONS. CLOTZHUkr, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND'CArS, ' ' BOOTS AND SIIOE$ Clocks, Paints, Oils, Etc., fie.ecte: by ear Br. 8. Rosinblatt, which we war a . I1KDTJCKD PRICKS. . '. Parties will Sad tt to tholr lt. n aad ezsraire sor stock and pneaa before porch. pa. wiawwsvcii a Highest price paid for all k.nds of Produce 8. ROSENBLATT & CO., ! W. C. NELSON'S: : Improved Iron King Wind Mill. 1 " (Patented Nov. 9th,'lT.l ' THE THUE FRIEND OF THE ... . Fruit Grower, the Farmer, the Irrigator. ' , : ' ,AN1 ALL ... . WHO REQUIRE TUE USE OP ttTATESl ! 1 ' ''-'i L ' r,y There are several reasons why this Mill should be p relerred to all others : T Ilia far more durable be'jaTiai' ai it' all 1st, Iron. I Watches, dock and Jewelrj M USI O, SEWING MACHINES a A w r .l. ill n . !ii!.u.s aa to iim un unsi j mn .wt.,. n H . ,a i.uj.- ' l . '?f-'-mii,ruBLicrortl,elrsairt iher . m ""S sejary A al pimoae, we bow Invite (ben to call on as vi prrjear. . i si essr aew rvoos la Uaderwnod A Co a new hrirk A' srnA.r.l .KS-ir- n..L L 1' 1. attoKiaent of i m WW niaia ur-u t siaaiuvjipi sai t sT'sasuai ih aaTjaw mrwrrm awm the ceiniB Democratic Candidate for Prrai. watcbea. Clocks aad Jewelrv teoairnl la ta. k. t I arm. ... I "aicwiassBaaaer ua warraatcd. i 11m prt trader'rt rwt Concha, Tevbj, WEs-tia g TVr-a The crowd, of v',Us at tba CeattiiJ ! ?M ".'a'? lul PJ lie. Bks) ,000 ' . Kahtbilk croaodi trow Unror day by day. PAWl " poat f'f wimlmir aroosJ anj tbmack every Tbe enfe of B. F. BetVr d fd oa tbs 6th CRAIN BROS. e.Hk aew cursor of the aiaia OavoniaJ ! i01- he was 55 years of are. Ui.Uir.a-. a rr.o Riay waU tktf-smi aod I Four hoadred ramt.lara ara r1.t-A. .1 threw-e.Sfct enle. I ClrrtSDe, Wyosuat TerrilorT. ' WW 0 PB4,E7ICB4L AEBCBADISEOo T.C HENDRICKS. 04 T. I- il . ou. it is i,ncnier oecaaseor its) simplicity and daiabllity, and will outlast several Wbedsn VtiUai Sd. ItlsICorflplic.bwaueetherelsbnl thrve pieces of operating machinery.- i r- 4th. It is more powerful thsa anv other Mill. - on accouut of the Uiln fan, .asd oooaequent in creased suction of air InA kk,nu' it i. x hv an eecentric, beiut far jsaperinf to tbe Icmnk 1 tburtorreBt.nin.ualirtincraiirf riiinr nn... ' 4th. It needs do ca:a. rin argftri 1 .ir.rJin u . ' " It regulntes, protect and takes care of itself. ,x Itiat goes 1 7th. It d'lea more work mnt ,.!., .,jit..i laicer bodv of water. It will ,nkm.,.. . i. tract of laud, with l.wind sad in a shSrtersoice) ot time thas anv otber. Windmill n... in may be act to turn out of the wiod at any desired purpose'' re,l)i"8 railwted kver format ,h8 n m t00kth My PremiumAvet-W he Califamia state fair, ever the maay ethers there on prhihiMnn 6th. It never warps, shrinks; or awellshencsi; waot liable to get out ot ordir.. Oncewi.it s sll right, .. . , , y w , ; aat ti - there on exhibition. f PRICE Usf i. Mills anl County rlghu for sale by .' ' ' " ' . ' 'i 8. atcMUBBAT. 9 Foot Wheel... x 01 atl At. For sale enly by a ' 1 . u. UESDRICK3. . HARRINGTON'S Spanish LusraAr;' I'll CELEBRATED for iu medical pnwera i-rer the Ho man Hair. 1 his preparation sradi. ts Scurf and Daa' IniS, axcitinf hl Uiyartioa of thTrooU ot the Hair, thereby rmprnTirif its rrowt&l and Beaaty. and is a. re preresitiTe fnr "alJoess, aad hj its -e-jiieat ase eaosea tba Harrtoaaaame rts for. Br kfaJthfnl aad ril 'ib appearsar. Iks OfDml protiertiaa lender tt indiapenaablw to a Ledr'e Toilet. lais prtrmratioa la purely rnreuMe. fret by- i pared and aoM I FRANK IIARniNGTON.' OEK CTTT, OREOOJf. . ,t,,,u Also keena on han't u.T .a... . of raaora. strans. bnaA .k..,. .JT ...,TT and perfumery. ' ' Notice of Dissolution i t THgPARTTrTJWrrrTr rTTPFTOrOFl TXVfT. Iff HtVM Jownk ft . SerHep, w direrl March Kith by mntualslW sent, baa Nea-Vr rrtmar J..t. ai 7 - smbw, n the liernlnes of thelate In, anS ( P"ty satlftorisrf Sasoil-t .M f drtt?" daa thenua. r JOMtPH PTEhXBjai."' Janctio, Cty. Wk Sjta. ;i , ' ' . GEO. J. D UJ aSLc3.Sv v BOOK AND JOB" PRTXTF txvcaz CTTT. OEXOOX.