THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
EUGENE CITT. OREGON.
SATURDAY. MAR. 31. 1877.
HATES MCTHGRN POLICY.
Hayes' Southern policy, whatever
it is, has lecome the burden of the
telegraph. We are informed by it
that "Hayes' southern policy is sus
tained by tho Radicals oi Raleigh,
N.C.M Who doubts it? "The busi
ness men of Memphis applaud the
courso foreshadowed by Hayes." "In
view of Hayes' southern policy the
Nicholls Legislature has passed a reso
lution very complimentary in its tone
to him." Considering the fact that
the aforesaid Hayes had been counted
in a whole week, or perhaps ten days,
bclore the above specimens were sent
orer the wires, it is not very difficult
to see that tho telegraph and its man
agers are working to create public
opinion. We have carefully read the
inaugural, and so far as anything said
in it is concerned, the policy fore
shadowed in regard to the Sooth is
jast about the tamo we bavo had for
the past twelve years. What other
policy Hayes may have we cannot
predict, bnt if his inaugural is an in
dex to it we may salcly conclude that
be has no policy, except what will
ienefit the Republican party, even at
the expense of the whole country.
For it he is sincere in his utterances
be exposes a vast fund of ignorance
or silly fanaticism. Ho speaks of the
constitution and laws just as if he did
not depend upon the violation of both
for his present position ; and of "the
permanent pacification ot tho coun
try," just as if wo were in the midst
of war, be wants, or pretends be
wants, every cHizou secure in all his
constitutional rights; then he might
be understood to mean that ho did
not favor tho system of fraud prac
ticed in a few Southern States and up
bold by Federal arms to secure Re
publican majorities and eleot fraudu
lent Presidents, Governors,Souator8,
Representatives, Legislatures and oth
or officers but ho docs not, clso he
would not contend for the fruits and
acoept the consequences of such
frauds. He intimates that "recon
Btruction" is not yet complete; "wise,
poaceful local self government is not
fully enjoyed," he says, and probably
will not be, in bis estimation, until al
tho white peonle bow down and hum
iia iv uvgm uominauon; tio
goos on to say thus : "But it must not
bo forgotten that on a local self gov
eroraeut which recognizes and main
taius ioviolato the rights of all fc
true self government." Why there
are not snob local governments in
every State, as he prctonds to desire
may bo attributed to tho policy that
oountod mm in. A system of usurp
fition, foroo and fraud has been prao
ticod for years in tho South, not bo
onuso thore was any real cause for
trouhlo, but for the purposo of manu
facturing Radical political capital,
and to keep alive sootional liato and
local prejudices, and to this systoro
Hayes is indobted for the position be
oocuples to the lasting; disgrace of the
country. We may truly say if tho
condition of affairs which Hayes
thinks sn "imporativo necessity" had
been pormittod to exist, ho might hnve
long nursod his Southern policy quiet
ly, and at homo in Ohio.
Rut the calamities he protends to
deplore made him a usurper, or rather
sunk the moral tone of the country so
low that such as ho could mount to
the highest place in defiance of law,
the will of the people and "a decent
respect for tho will of mankind." Yet
ho, tho pet of misrule, the nursling of
fraud, the creation of perfidy, tho cli
max of infamy, ha a Southern policy,
a policy to keep alivo discord and
strife, a policy full of hato and blind
fanaticism guided by knavery, so
that the two races may always feel
that they are two antagonistic forces
that cannot mix till the laws of na
ture are suspended. The "two races"
exist in evory State of the I'uion.nm)
yet tho fact that there aro two races
is only noticed where the other race
is likely to be o political' power it
properly manipulated by villaius. If
the masses of the people wero sot
fools, or supposed to be by Radical
managers, they could seo and under
stand at once that in a country gov
crned by ono constitution and one
system of general laws, tliat there
could be no legal policy affecting one
State or section that would not affect
all alike. Rut under Radical admin
istralions and usurpations force and
fraud have prevailed in the South,
just as if it were a suVgngated prov
ince and bad no relation to the North
or was not subject to the same lawi
Why a mm who pretends to hold the
reins of government, has a Southern
policy different from bis Northern
pojicy, we cannot comprehend. Why
Hayes talks ot bis policy toward the
South and has no policy for the
North, bIiows that he is a political
icalot or utterly ignoraut of the "let
ter and spirit" of the constitution of
which he prates, ot which be has
sworn to support and of whose viola
tion he is tho most prominent exam
ple. If Hayes has any regard for the
Constitution and comprehends a tittle
of its meaning, be must know that he!
can legally do nothing in the Sonth
that he cannot do in the North. But
It. B. Hayes exposes his policyjrather
his hypocrisy, when he says, in sub
stance, that party interests should
lose their importance and party lines
fade into insignificance, if the South
would hope for equality before the
law with the North. When tbe South
accepts what Hayes and bit party
would willingly grant it it will have
Northern Governors in every bouth
ern State, negro judges on the bench,
negro legislators and returning boards
to secure Radical majorities forever.
f there were no Democrats in the
South Hayes would not be making a
fool of himself to perpetuate Radical
and negro misrule in ono state any
moro than in another: if ho would
practico the same policy toward Lou
iaiana that he does toward OLio, he
miffht exhibit some consitency. if
a
nothing more. But party lines lie
heavy upon his mind; he feels himself
indebted to fraud and lederal inter
forenco and while ho would like to
apparently remove them from the
South, he is anxious that their effects
shall remain, to do this ho awkward
ly straddles the "bloody chasm," de
nounces intimidation but hugs the in
limwlntnr. condemns bulldosinff but
draus tho bulldosor into his Cabinet
he feels that ho was honestly (?)elect
ed by the, votes which did not elect
Stearns. Packard and Chamberlain
and his polioy if ho has any w
to
reconcile tho people orth and Soul'
to tho most opei and fragrant crimes
ever committed in tho Unitwl States
Hayes and his masters now hope to
crehte divisions in tho South among
Democrats; by drawing away such
men as Key, Mosby and Lengstreot
and giving them Federal offices they
hope to divido tho Southern Democ
racy, so that future thieves may break
through and steal. Morion, r.aui.
iiiaiiaiui biiu nayes worna take J on.
Davis, Robt. Toombs, Forrest, any
rebel, in fact, of any innuonco into
thoir confidence now, to secure that
end, and why should they not do so ?
Davis, Toombs and the like were only
rebels, Hayes, (.'handler, Morton
Sherman their ilk have overthrown
the Constitution by usurpation, Davis
rebelled, Hayes' usurps; Davis resisted
with force what Hayes tramples down
by fraud. What is tho difference ?
But the policy foreshadowed by
Hayes is the outgrowth of contiuued
wrong, which is to bo purpotuated by
lum as agent and chief factor of Rad
icalism; that policy is to reconcile the
people to the usurpations of tho Rad
ical party first : thon labor to break
the Democratic ranks and weaken op
position, and by that means keep the
halanco of power in the hands of ne
groes and scalawags, so that pretexts
for riot, foroe and fraud may bo with
out end. The truth is, Hayes Re
turning Board Hayes has no polioy
not in harmony with tho interests of
tho revolutionary Radical-usurping
party. Having been counted in by
perjury and perfidy, as a thistlo we
cannot expect him to bear good fruit.
Grant, late military governor of the
United States, who concentrated
troops in Washington to aid Hayes in
his usurpation, iorbid tho celebration
of Washington's Birthday by the mili
tary companies of Charleston and Co
lumbia, South Carolina. But if it had
been the birthday of old John Brown,
w ho was hung for murder, that they
proposed to celebrate not a word in
opposition to tho programrao would
bavo been penned, we are very sure,
The time for celebrating the birthdays
of honoit men has gone by in this
country. Our patriotism must bo re
served lor me inauguration oi usurp
er and tho triumphs of fraud. Not
l r .i . . . m
having been a tyrant, a usurper nor a
member of a returning board, Wash
ington was of no consequence to the
uaaicai party.
Most of us new paers started oo this
coast are patronising the San Francisco
branch of the Miller k Kichanl Scotch Type
foundry. Tbe San t rancuco Examiner which
donned a new dress last month, recognized
the tnpcriur merits of that firm's type by
Adopting it The Horns N'ewsiiaper, an edu
cational journal recently started in Su Fran
cisco, Sars in Switch type thnmehont
There are no more accomodating and rt-halde
dealers in type IB this country than M
j MUler ft Richard,
Some celebrated writer advised that
when speaking of any one we should
regard him as dead; it would, be
thought, have a tendency to bring out
more plainly the good of bis nature
and make less prominent his faults or
crimos. We imagine the editor of the
San Francisco Post bisbcen acting on
that advico, and that be regards old
Zack Chandler as a cadaver utterly
beyond the hope ot resurrection even
at the judgment day.- '
Official Chamoss. Word conies to ot
from Washington, Myi tbe Sao Francises
Examiner, that nipple-Mitchell will prevail
opoo His Eraudolency to remote Collector
Hare from the Custom Douse at Astoria,
nd give the place to Dr. Watts, tbe Ineligi
ble elector who bang oo to his "post offis"
too long; to dismiss Waters from the United
States Marebnlshlp and give It to George E.
Cole, present postmaster at Portland who
lately married a daughter of Horatio King
at the Federal capital and pot H. D. San
born, a broken-down merchant of Portland
n tbe post office. Other changes are coo
templated, bat it Is likely that some of tbem
will fail of accomplishment. Hayes fears too
much of that sort of thing when all tbe iin
combeots are Rodicats. Mitchell is figuring
for a re-election and bence bis desire to have
the changes made.
A Great Name.
Oregon has lost none of the fame
it acquired through electing Mitchell
to the Senate. A late issue of tbe
Philadelphia Times, an "Independent"
Hayes organ, has this :
Mr. J. Hippie Mitchell, or Mr. J. Mitch
ell Hippie, we don't just now remember
which It is, who -represents Ureeoo in tne
Senate, objected to the admission ot uov.
Grover from tbe eune State on the gronnd
that be had bulldozed the Legislature with
cash, and bad offended tbe aforesaid Mitchell
or Hippie by sundry ehockioir acts of Imtnor
ality since bis election. Painful as were the
alleged infirmities of Gov. Orover to the spot
less and nnscandalized Senator from Oregon
the Senate became suddenly oblivious to
public crimes, and nobody ventured to vote
against tbe admission of Grover, whereupon
Mr. Mitchell or Mr. Hippie, as the case may
bo. Forgot to vote against bis colleague him
self, ai:d Orover wis sworn in without a dis
sorting vote. If Mr. Mitchell could have
voted as Mr. Mitchell and then voted ngai
as Mr. Hippie, and hadn't forgot to vote a
all, them would have just two votes against
Grover ; bnt as he couldn't vote double, and
as be didn't vote at all, G rover's admission
was unanimous.
A Way Oat or tbe Louisiana Trouble,
The Chioago Times' Washington
special oi the 2Sth says :
Senator Cookrell, of MiHsonri, bad so in
ternaw wi'.th the President yesterday. As
regards the ouisiana case, he says tbere
an impression bordering on conviction among
the President and his cabinet, tbat Nicbolls
nut P....karrl t It ?Allv -l" ritflit to nn fn
ernor of Lomsina, because tne stute re
quiring the vote for governor and lieutenant
governor to be unnvasfteO oy trie legislature
has not been compiled wit.'i io either case
Tbe cabinet were thus lead to theconclusion
that the only legal way out 4f tbe trouble
was the appointment of a comruiss'on to in
quire specially into this question. Jfe further
thinks this course reasonably clear. I .1 in
diralion is that Hayes intends to act 10 C
cordunce with tbe strictly lemil bearings of
the case, even to recommending that a new
election be held. Judge Kelly reached here
from Philadelphia to-night. He expressed
to a friend tbe same opinion hold by Senator
Cocfcrell.
SEXSH ITEMS.
Grant has loft Washington for Cincin
nati.
A terriflo soow storm visited Cblcsgo oo
tbs 24to lost.
J. Doo Cameroo has been elected Senator
from Pennsylvania.
Wade Hampton will go to Washington to
consult who uayes.
Grant is tbe guest of tbs Cincinnati Club.
lie will visit t. Louis.
Tweed snd Sweeuey will.be roleased to
testify io the ring suits,
Not a solitary colored man now remains in
the.Mcholli Legislature. ,
Mining prospects are brighter now io Ari
sons than for months past.
Grand Pukes Alexis snd Constantino vis
ited New York on the 26tb.
Grasshoppers are hatched and very active
io some parts of Nebraska.
The Chicago Democrats have Dominated
Percy II. Smith for Mayor.
A eommittee of public men will visit Lou
isiana before action is taken.
Chamberlain has gone to Washington but
Hampton is still at C'ulumbia.
Tho Chicago Republicans bave renomi
nated Mayor Heath for Mayor.
There were twenty-two deaths from small
pox in San Francisco last week.
Justice Clifford says be has ne intentioo of
resigning his position oo the bench.
Dr. WakeGxId. of Cincinnati, committed
suicide with laudanom.on the 21st.
Randall says it cost Jones of New nniD-
shire $30000 to be re elected to Congress.
Both LegiMatures io Louisiana have ex
tended their sessions to the 30:h of March.
Secretary McCrary has ordered General
Angur to preserve tbe statue quo io Louisi
ana. Johnson, present Mayor, bss bee renom
inated by the Cincinnati Democracy lor re
election. The Associated Pioneers of California has
a reunion at the Stnrtevant House, N. Y.on
the 211
Tli Harden geological expedition will be
carried into Idaho, Wyoming and Montana
this rear.
Fiftreo thonjand application jor ofEce
hare been received by Postmaster Key and
Sled aa-ty.
Rural H. Fillmao rat been convicted1 ol
the nrnrdif ol Joseph Freer? at Rochester.
New York.
A csrro or coal oil has been hiprd from
New York to Java, tia Soei Canal, as to
xpenmeot. ,
The Ponca Indians will be removed from
tbe neighborhood of Sioux City to the Id-
isd lemur.
Key snd Cameroo, of Wisconsin, are ow
ing Senator Howe for tbe vacancy oo the
Supreme Bench.
Secretaries Evarts snd Scbnrz deny that
they intend resigning from tbs Cabinet to
take foreign missions.
Judge Gorbatn, Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Department will retire to private
life about the lit of April.
T. A. Largan, an old Virginia City gam
bler, suicided on the 24th. He left a letter
stating he was tired of life.
Tbe syndicate at London Is ready for so
other call of $10,000 for redemption of -tbe
o. 6 per cent ot ibud.
About $12,000 worth of contraband opi
um has been discovered oo tbe steamer City
of Peking at Sao Francisco.
Irish Republicans are pressing Michael
Scanlon's claims before Hayes tor a position
id tbe f ederal Government.
Tbe Cabinet is unanimous in tbe opinion
that Federal troops should no longer be osed
to menace state governments.
The Cabinet discussed the South Carolina,
Louisiana and civil service Questions oo tbe
26th without any deGnite result.
Spotted Tail is oo his nvssioo of peace to
the bostiles. Lie bos been delayed Dy ice
and poor condition of his horses.
Gov. Hampton of Sooth Carolina his gone
to Washington. lie says bis visit is merely
a matter oi personal courtesy w ine i reai
dent.
Pacbeco's lawyers hold that the overruling
by tbe Court of Wiggintoos demurrer prac
ticallv settles tne (Joueressionai question id
his favor.
Walter Adams, sgent of tbs Star line of
lezas pickets, and i
New York comimssion
merchant, bos tailed
8300,000.
for 8600,000. Assets
Practical civil service rules have been
adopted by the Secretary of tbe Treasury
whion will be strictly eniorced in nis amor
ent departments.
George C. Ellison, engrossing clerk of the
House of Representatives has been held to
await the action of the Grand Jury, for kill
mg David Ismail
Io view of tbe decision of the Supreme
Court, it is said Chamberlain will not further
dispute Hampton's right to tbe Government
of feoutb Carolina.
Hayes manifested in bis interview with
Chamberlain tne grearest sympathy lorsoutn
ern Republicans and the strongest desire t'o
stand by tbem
Ken Mickey, a Kentucky desperado who
has killed four men, has been sentenced to
imprisonment for life tor the murder ot J. 1
Wilson in Oldham county.
Disaffected Republicans and Democrats In
St. Louis bave nominated tickets in opposi
tion to Uverstolz for Mayor, nominated by
Democrats sud Republicans.
The solicitor after carefully examining all
accusations find a there never has been since
the foundation of tbe government, a dollar ol
accrued interest fraudulently paid
Tbe Clearing House Association, of Ne
Oi leans-' denounces s untrue Packard
statement tbat the business men there would
willingly accept his administration
Oakey Hall's disappearance is attributed
to I weed and Sweeney g confessions con
cerr.ing the New York ring steals. 'J'h
World Ibiuka Hall ku . Inica;
V. Maxwell and bis son, stock raisers
Colfax county, New Mexico, wero murdered
by a negro and rubbed. The murderer ha
since been caught at Trindad, Colorado,
ine uoaneston unamoer or i.minerce
has resolved to send a delegation of respon
sible men to Washington to lay before Hayes
idj true state 01 tp case in bouth Carolina
ScWz expects to save the Government
vast umouut ol money by establishing an ad
vertisiiig bureau, as part ot the departments,
which shall do ail Government advertising.
Wheeler Peckham, counsel for the people
sjainst the Tweed King, says be has heard
no charges implicating Oukey Hull iu King
steals, and bad cot intended to prosecute
Dim.
Democrats, it is understood, will send
committee of their owo to Louisiana, besides
Chat sent by tbe Cabinet. i-tiovernor
B.owo of Tennessee, is tbe onlv one of th
CaMneC Commiss ooers decided upon.
MiJton S. Latham, President of the North
Pacific Railroad, bas had two 1,0110 ton
steambuats built in New York, to ply be
tween Sao Francisco and Suctlito which
are guaranteed to travel 25 miles an hour.
The World accuses Hayes, Sbermao and
Garfield with bt'iug connected personally with
the bargain that it tie South would not resist
Hayes' inauguration he would withdraw the
troops from south Caroline end Louisiana.
On tbe 27th, at Topcka, Kansas, in s
snooting affray between 1. tlark bwayne.
editor ot the lihJt and John uresoo, for
merly of tbe Topeka Timet, lb! former was
shot dead. Tbe latter receiv.td a slight
wouod.
Ex-Governor Hendricks was serenaded in
San Francisco on the 27th. Io an address
be said that a majority of the people look
upon Heyes si a fraudulent President, but
he should receive tbe respect due any officer
da facto.
F. Conway, Charles Slaughter and Tho mis
Stamhrook are arrested for the murder of
the Chmameo at Chico. II. C. Wright and
II. C Jones are also under arrest. Conwsv
snd tbe Slaughter boys wrote nearly all tbe
inreaieumg leuers.
Five masked men tried to stoD tbe Chev-
enn snd Illack Hills stage near Pesdwood
I- - np.L I i . .
OB mr iom, anu ny nnng ai tne driver so
tcsred the horses that they ran aw and all
escaped but the driver who was killed, and a
man named Walter Her wounded. The
Sheriff offers 5500 reward for the thieves.
A Uncaeo diepeteh of the 28lh says : The
excitement over the (raid prospect- in tbe
lHack Hills appear to be excitimr more than
ataal interest jost now. A party ol 75 or
100 men kss been orytnired in this city
and propose to take the field in April. A
party of 20 from Michiiran, and another nar
ty of 50, motly Poetonians, arrived here this
morning. Another company of 49 from
Maine will pass through hrr? oo Friday.
Fiv ear loads of mill machinery were ship
ped by the Northwestern road yesterday
consigned to parties it iVidwood.
That a so unfortunate allusion of Rlaine
to Morton's record. The latter Instantly pt
bark on him with the retort that so far as
h'l rcord was concerned h proposed to tske
csre of it. Tbe Soatnr from Maine would
have quite mouth work to take care of his
owo record. The hit told.
Whoever supposed anything1 could mkf
as rrjrret the departure of tirent from the
White Housst Onlra "Fradu!ot Preti-
dcrt coo'.d work the miracle.
Ballot's Maoazisk fob Afbiu The
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counter of the newsdealers in tbe country.
It is as interesting as ever, and filled with the
choicest stories and poetry, nice illustrations
and a new feature in the shape of a depart
ment of fun and amusement, written express-
for Ballou's Magazine, by. that celtbrated
writer of funny stories and anecdotes, M.
Quad, who will make the pages allotted to
him overflowing with good things, and well
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by Thomes & Talbot, 23 Hawley Street,
Boston, at only f 1.50 per annum, postpaid,
the cheapest magazine in the country, or 15
cents single copies at the depots.
Heaven Designed lbs J nice
Of the Horehonnd nlant. the Tar of the Balm
of Gilead Tree, and healing Honey, for the re
lief of irritated lunijs. These three specifics are
combined in HALE Monkt or HOREHOUND AND
Tar, will cure a Cough or Cold, however violent,
with unerring certainty.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
or Sale at a Bargain I
THE NEW HOUSE AND LOTS on the
corner of Lincoln and Seventh streets.
Inquire of GEO. W. Kl.NsEY,
Lane County
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
THIS ASSOCIATION HAS OX HAND
a lanre and varied assortment of FRESH
GOODS, and are receiving every month new
,um:
lies suited to this market.
Goods are sold low and
AT ONE PRICE TO ALL !
And PRODUCE TAKEN AT THE HIGH
EST MARKET RATES.
Give us a call before purchatiiwr. as it is no
trouble to show goods and give prices. apt
B
OOTS A XI) MIOEN-CALIFOR-
rv.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
JQRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Opening of
Spring Stock of
Dry Goods at
8. R FRIENDLY'S.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
F
Xt Y GOOU9
kfBBONS.
IlIWBONS.
RIBBONS.
RIBBON'S.
RIBBONS.
RIBBONS.
Laoes, Embroideries,
Ribbons in new shades,
Edging and Insertions,
FRIENDLY'S.
D. R. LAKIN.
THE HARNESS ' STOP FORMERLY
owned by CHAS. HADLEY has been
bought by D. R. LAK IN, who is refilling the
shop ran a gooil assortment ot
Hitrut-rfs, Saddles, Brushes, Combs,
Cards, Spurs, Whips of all kinds,
Dressed Deer Skins. Saddle Blankets,
And in fact everything kept in first-class har
ness shop, which he proixwes to sell as cheap as
Ail kni'la of produce taken in exchange for
work Wheat, Oats, Flour, Bacon, Fork, Beef
cattle, Hogs on foot, W ood, lades, lieer skins,
anything the farm produces that will sell.
Give him a call before buying elsewhere.
Five per cent off for cash down. Remember
the old Btand, first door north of F. B. Dunn.
Also a good assortment of the best SADDLE
TREKS nude on this coast for wholesale car
tomers at cheap figures.
DUHM & STRATTOH
sTTHR
OLD STAND OF F. B. DUNN.
TTAVTNG ASSOCIATED WITH ME IJ
JLJLbusiness Mr. HORACE F. STRATTON
we have just received a new, large and
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
Making a specialtyof
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL I
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We desire to make no grand flourish, but itn
say that farmers can oome nearer getting
ANYTHING THEY MAY WANT
at our store than at any other establishment in
town, and they can buy them on as good terms.
We have a full line of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRYGOODS,
FANCY GOODS.
INDIES' AND GENTS' FURNISITIvn
MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAFS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And are continuallr aiM
nieei ins aemamis ot the public.
IH AN A STRATTON.
rwBtOEBtl MERCHANDISE (is
T. C. HENDRICKS,
0E3CK( AM) SAX J CAN' LIME
f..r sale by T. G. H EXMUCKS.
PMPfiMf! Awnts; Imriaatul theanuwn;
ItflnUli.'U J.all the new asi taking- Throm
Falla of the .rthine, n the Cmquehaoa, Off B.ti
Liarht. OU fa. ken o ket. White M roulainn, Niag
ara Kalla, Ne port. Nrt.ta, Vinr n Veeta, lvst
no.Snow Kiona, AmTKn Frmt, Pier at Calais,
Pa an on the IK aahen slm. brilliant Si 1 1 Thrums,
on bbu k or white mnanta, fl.nl taainrmrti,Min.
day arhuol eanla, tatnry, Button, Mark around
wneU: aluo, frame an I arata' aiippliea at very
lot turn pnrea. Particular free. IilustratlT Cata
kue ib rv-etpt of rfaenp (Vnd f,ir ft OO owtflt.
J. LATHAM CO., 4 Wwhiairfm at. fiorUia,
bea-tqaarhra fjr Foreign anl Amwas Chramoa.
I
tiyii firm ri rvr x- . .
. by L-iven that R(.t'lUnB.alminilitntw'f
the (tut of (', M. Simmon deceased, ha filed
hi accounts f'W final srttle.Tient of aai,i Mtat.
and Monday the 7th day of May. 1(C7 ha been
et l'r hearing the nam, liv order of the
Court. J. J. WALTON. Jr. . Jnln.
G. R IX) KRIS, Att'y.
Notice.
VT THE MEETING OF THE BOARD
of Lh rector of Lane ConntT Mercantile
Aavv-Utkia held IhwembeT 11 liCfL it vaa nr-
dt-red that the capital tck of aaij cnqwiratiiv
nt.-vihd prior to lec 1, K6, be aaaeaard and
mle rnli at once. The stock Ukrn since
that date wb-ect to .7) J-T cent aaaewment
MurkhoMrn wiU r-lease rriirm1 at tr earti-
t cunveniene. J. C, JEXXLSU3.
SerTrtary.
OSRURN & CO S -
NEW DRUG STORE OS WTLLAloV
etee Street, near iiiuth,.
i
diaucb is
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
OILS,
PAINTS.
GLASS,
VARsisBrra
PATENT MEDICINES, c:
Brandie3. Wines and Liquorf
OF ALL KINDS.
In fact, we have the beat assortment of article'
found in
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
We warrant all our drugs, for they are new tod
Fresh. Particular attention is called to oar
Stock of
Perfumery anu Toilet Articles..
As we have bought
OUR GOODS FOR CASH
We can compete with any establishment In Eu
gene C ity in price and accommodation.
Buy your goods where you can get
the best and cheapest
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED
At all hours of the day or night
OSBURN & t
Brick Store, cor. Willamette I Eighth Sti
EUGENE CITY.
A.V. PETERS & CO.,
Art sow in receipt of a very largt stock ot
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Selected with much ears from, the brgeat and test
Importing Bouse in ban f rancuco.
Our Stock or
DRESS GOODS
Is nmunally large and attractive, and eomprlMS the
very utrnt nyies ana novelties, ana oi au grades .
na prices, so as to meet the view of all.
. WHITE GOODS.
A Urgs sstortmrat of Edrinin and Inserting, saw
and beautiful patterns.
STAPLE GOODS.
A large stock of Bleached Vnalins ana Linens.
Table Linens, Towelinm and Hosiery; Conets,
Handkerchiefs, lacs and Linen Collar in all grades.
WOOI
WB WILL FAT TEE HIGHEST MARKET FKICB
In cash for any number of pound ol
GOOD MERCHANTABLE WOOL
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of every description wanted, for which we will pay
tbe highest market price.
A. V. PETERS & CO.
B. F. DORRIS.
To all who knowthem
selves indebted to me.. I.
have demands against;
me which
MUST BE PAIDj
and I cannot meet them,
unless I can collect. If
you would save:- cost
come and settle without
delay, for
I MUST HAVE MONEY.
Jan. 6, 1877. B. F. DORRIS.
s. steiiiii:isb:k,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IS
First-Class Family Groceries
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Notions, Crockery and Willow Ware
ALS3
FIXE WINES AND LIQUORS
Tat medical and family ue.
And everything tin uaally kept la a Tint Claa
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
I beg lean to inform the eitiien of Eown nd
the aurronndins eotrntry that I have facilities to ael
ehesper than any other honw this ud of Portland
Freeh supplies received weekly,
Of tat very beat qtulitiesosu.
My motto at
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
Pleaae call and lean mv nricra hefnra nk.a
thttwher. '
S. STEIXnElSER,
Willamette Street, Koeene City.
Cah Tail for Bacon and Ecct.
Goods Delivered to all Parts of the City
rnrrni'piiiimn
i-nccur ciiAJtlib.
EUGENE CITY MILLS.
THE UXPEF.SIGXED BEG LEAVE To
inform the mihlic that ther hare lapad thtt
EL UEXE CITY MILLS for term f .
snd are now rrepared to do a reneral Milling
Busir . . M ill receive wheat on storage on fa
vorable term, and will make liliml trrm to
fanners who desire to grind their own wheat.
Will at all time keep on hand for aale
FLOUR and ALL KIXDS OF MILL FEED,
and pay the
Highest Cash Price for Wheal
A ahare of the patron. re;rtfullr anlicit
ed. f-; PATTERSON' EDRIS
DR. JOJI.V UERRBOLD,
SriCICIL UD lECiWIClt DEJTIST,
TTAS REMOVED TO ROSEECRO, Ore-
JLJljpm. wnere b mprcfnllr otter his er
rior to the rrturala nf that plat sad vicinity
ia all the branches of hi profession.