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CITY AND COUNTY. BRIEF MEXTIOX. See SherifT tas notice. tor good dentistry go to Clark. your chickens to Batman's. Vamer's Sift Kidney and Liver Cure. The comet is gradually growing dimmer. Sif po'nnd of coffee for f 1 at Goldsmith's, Pay the printer and cue your conscience. Job work k speciality t the Guard office. For first-class undertaking go to Cherry & Pays. Qui furniture and loir price, U Rtm' Saetto. All kind of grai's seeds for sal at A Gold sstith'. . The higheit cuh f rice paul for wheat by 7 B Dunn. Charry t Day wilt furniture cheaper than anybody. Town lomewhat dull aince the adjourn'. Bient of court Get a bottle oi Pric' unique perfume, at TUtm 4 Lucksy . Qoediwdelirered to any part of the city VrJoi Goldsmith's. Fiaut assortment of furniture in Eugene at tnerry a. uty , 12,000 to loan on easy Urmi at low in Unit laquire of Judge Walton. The only place where you can always sell year ehiektnt if at tettnian'a. , A full auortinent of ladies, mine and cliil 'drea underware at Bettman,. For the latest quotation!, tee our tnaVket Veport. It may be relied upon. , Farmer if you want a good pair of ' I Vtxti ire the new ilioe store 1 trial Immense stock of crockery ani glassware at greatly reduced prices at Goldsmith's. i Cure your rough and chapped hands with Strong's Arnica Jelly; Hays & Luckey keep it Hair brushes, clothes brushes, tojth brush, la fact all kind of brushes it Hays & Luck- Ream dou't adverse anything he can't back when he says his stock of undertaking Igeods is the Beit. Gray hairs often cause annoyance', which Farker'a Hair Balsam prevent by restoring the youthful color. It is thought that Mr A A Smith, formerly let this place, bos been re elected County Judge of Spokane county, W T. You can get 3 cau of tomatoes for 50 stats, 1 eau fresh peachits for 25 cents, and the best tea in town at F B Dunns. 133 acres of good farm land well improved, ear Eugene City, for sale. Geo. M. Mai.P.h. Something new in Eugene City a first class chop house. Cppntits the Guakd elfice. Ideals al all hours. Mr T G Hendricks will pay tho highest market price for all kinds nf hides, fur and tallow. (ive him a call before srllin. i MrS H Friendly will pAy the highest ah market price for wheat. Givo tiiin a all before idling your grain elsewhere. Mr L T Braifg, formerly proprietor of a bar lie is shop hete has len re-elected Auditor of Whitman county; W T. Sir Keiishaw was sleeted Treasliier. Fruit trees and shrtibhery may lie obtained la Eugene city, Rt nursery priucs, and freight charges added, by applying to J H D HttNDKRSO. ( Albany is tn have ai ariti cofet society, and the young men of that place have vowed nenr to marry a girl who laces. We are afraid they will die old bachelcisj but of corset is a move in the right direction! Received on consignment, by Bettman, Ladies and Misses cloaks, dolmans and ulsters, which will be sold at factory prices for the next 30 day. 1 have orders tn return .hat Is left. Call and see fcr yourselves. Nobby fall pants have very tight legs with ho spring at the bottoms. The object of the tailor seems to be to make the wearer as nearly like a hair pin as possible. A man in No 10 shoes aud a pair Hi trousers that bind his ankles closely, presents a picture as graceful as those the Chinese are acciised of drawing en tea chests. The stylish coat is the reefer, the double-brets'te I; short tack, with buttons nearly to the chiu. The vest is cut very short. Cottage Grove Items. from our special correspondent. Cottage Grove, Nov. 15, 1882. We have been having some cold weather here recently. An infant child of Mr Griffin's died here a few days ago. Bora, at Latham Nov 10, 1882, to the wife of Harvey M Wallace, a daughter. .The giiat mill here changed hands to-day, by MrRhultz retiring and Mr Garout taking charge. Miss Maltlfl Chrisatan has returned home from Salem, where she ha been attending school for quite awhile. There ha been considerable sickness here during tht past week. Sore threat teems to b the general complaint MrRH Hazleton is at'le to be around aeain. It will be remembered that he was hurt by being thrown fiom a self binder last August Freight, baggage; etc, for Cottage Grove Ksebes ut Bow by way of Latham; on account of the re building f tb bridge across the Cout Fork, - Apei: 8i-rAr School. We sd the fallowing in relation to oar Sonday SchitoU in the proceed hg of the Stat Coarention!; held at Portland this weak. Rev C A Woolty gathered the in formation; Lane county ha 20 schools; re ports from 13 showJ117 teachers, with a total fcwnbtTship of 912. Public school enrollment, t.375. fenrtWAT. Th truck team of Mr E J Me- IT. B- 1 Mo- tlaasiao took a livelv oia down Willamette . i . i am u-uck uun ut Ai&a one day thi. week. One of the borses braked np slightly, srbil the truck were Council Proceedings. Eco.vVri ,., r..:, "' " ".V "-' -"""-i4 uiev pursuant to adjournment, Pre,.tr. ' i. . ........ ; ; : . ? .r :i,:;V:;. V . . . aUyor UBn- C 'i l Ab"U'- Louncilmao Luckev. i- ,, . .. , . ami a, ' V tCgU mectin reJ v.. ... ' - ............... ,ol,rlcli ,u, ,0U0W1,g -.- . ..v..,.u Uuu:OHl,n,warranU were or- uereu arawn on the trta.ury for the several amonnU: J C Alford, ?.T3; Osburn i. Co. 84: J T J ' I I ittcr,5l;SA Cvlen, fIS 50: V McFar land, 510 83; J K Attekry, $3G. Iteport of Marshal read and placed on file. Iteport'of Surveyor in regard to Eleventh street was read null ordered spread upon the miuutes; also that the Surveyor make a record nn his book. On motion, the Siirveyor was ordered to establish' corner of stone at the corner of Dr Patterten't dwcllins property. On mofion, the Marshal was instructed to notify the property holders on the north side of Eleventh street to repair their sidewalks. and where necessary build a new one, and to make the same eonfor p in th Vey; said work te La fiaiilml in Kn The mattsr of tho petitinu of V T Osbiirn sod to 3 Wallis, on motion, referred to the Board of Equalization. On motion the Marshal was inttruced to proceed to collect all delinquent taxes due the city forthwith, according to law. On motion the committee on Fire and Water were instructed to take the initial stspe to organize a new fir company, on the basis of a proposed ordinance, introduced by Councilman Campbell. Ou motion the Judiciary committee was instructed ti codify the city laws, and if necessary, employ help. The following bills were read and referred to the Finauce committee: Lynch A Page, $4 40; J E Attabery, 122 44; S A Ogden, SIS; Abbott Bros, $23 37; T G Hendricks, $79 80; Springfield Mill Go, $110 29; Nelson Johnson, $7 25. Ou motion the rules were susptuded aud a warrant ordered drawn in favor of T G Hendricks for $75. RBTOKT or HtRVEYOR. To the Hon City Council, Eugene City: Gektlkmen. In accordance with your in structions to me concerning the "iiual sur vey" of Eleventh street, I beg leave to sub mit the following report; Beginning at the east maple tree of the row in front of Dr Patterson's house, ran V on the former sur vey to Rodney Scott's corner, which is the S E corner of lot 8 in block 3 of Mulligan's additiou on the east. Said corner being cor rect,' fartber survey was unnecessary. 1 would also inform the Council that in my search for corners I found a stone corner at the S V comer of block 17, of Mullig.u's donation, and said rocks may be found by digging. This, gentlemen, makes Eleventh Street practically straight east of Willamette. As to where it originally was in the first surveys, I am a yet unable to tell, at least east of High street, where all traces of the old surveys are gone, and as your instruc tions were to straighten the north side of Eleventh street, I consider them rilled. Sur veyed Nov 10, ISS2. (iw Nolan d, City Surveyor. Ou motion adjourned. It G; Cai.uso, Recorder. Thanksgiving Proclamation. State of On kg on, Execctive Office, Salem, Nov 7, 18S2. j In accordance with a custom long estab lished, and in pdnurance of a recommenda tion of Chester A Arthur; Preside rit of the United States, I recommend that Thursday, the .10th day uf November, A D, 18S2; be observed iy all the people of this Common, wealth as a day of Public Thanksgiving and prayer tn the Supreme Ruler of the ITui vorse, who has vouchsafed to b's blessings innumerable during the past year. He has granted abundant harvests to the husband man, prosperity to our commercial interests; and general health to all of odr people. For these and all other blessings which have been our portion, I wtmld recommend that upon the day named all secular busi ness be dispensed with', and thit our people assemble at their respective houses of Wor ship, aud in true sympathy with the purposes of this proclamation give onto God thanks giving and praises for his monies. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my baud and caused the seal of the State of Owgon to be alfixd at the Executive ollice in the city of Salem, this 7tH day' of No vember, A D, 1382. Z. F. Moodt, Governor. Attest: R P Earhart, Sec'y of State. Convicted ann Sentenced. las Bernard, the white man, and Jas Kirk, an Indian, who were indicted by the grand jury for the crime oi muruer ior un Riimig .- named Jack Kerns, were tried eparately last week, and both convicted of the crime of manslaughter. Judge Bean prouounced sentence upon the n on last Tuesday morning After giving them some good advice, he sen tenced ISemarJ to eight years in the peni teutiaryaud Kirk to five. Bernard when seuteoced seemed we'd pleased, and did not in the least show any sign of discontent, but the Indian seemed to dislike returning to that institution. Sheriff Campbell took both the prisouer to ?alem Wedneday morniug. rr.roivrvt It W'll I) remembered that the Gl'ABO published s me time since ta ac .-on nt from the Scientific American, giving - i ..r 1.;.... UBili liinir adanted an account u.i...i -- - r fur fir. esters F D.rri i. at preset driving a six idch pipe near the Court House aad intends testing u as .m "" " arrive. invr' .1 L- ; i . th. i r v inn an era ; Fe" g , M . driven ilo - Wil- -u A .lift i,ternl bk the ocm od quiro s a 'mtt stf'eel' It is Said: Voung tel.gr.hp operator doe. "0I" the girls terribly: tl n u i i ... ii io I That a Harn.burg beauty ''tumbled" to , . i.t That two certain young ladies should t tM Mulli.'' Guard.;" ,, . ..... 1 hat a certain young man will (not) pre Mnt thafwatch to his girl up town: That ''Moss," the insurant: mint, ' got ,eft., nicey T u. That a certain counl. haunt th. n. church and had better quit it lor they are watched; ' That a certain young lady who paid her way to the show the other evening, upbraided her "fellow considerable. That one of the up country girls attend ing the University is "gone" ou a sweet briar from Oregon City Thut the junior partner of the Journal re cently invested oine of hi meant in a head gear.for a baby. What dots this mean! That it look bad for a young man to see his girl to her boarding ou Saturday night, and leave the gate broken down over Sun day; That a young lady win has been visiting here recently, has concluded not to go home until after tht holidays on account of new con quests, , That the girl don't think any more of those young chaps because they take too much frisky on board at evory party they attend; That the young "sprig" who hang Wood the outside door of the ante-room of the Good Templars Lodge so much must be looking for a "case." That "Trigger" wants it distinctly under stood by his inquiring lady friend that Piety Hall ie located iu the building on the southeast corner of Willamette and Eighth streets; 1 hat a couple from Coburg applied at the Sheritr olfice one day this week for A mar riage license, and that a certain Justice came near breaking h!s neck in trying to get a j oli That the two yotincj ladies who mako their mothers believe they are attending the dootl Templars Lodge, whcii in reality they are out walking with tlicir "fellows," had better go a little slow; That it is a "dead give away" on the girl that allowed tho young follow to march htr up and dowii Willamette street with his arm around her. That a ynun man of means would like to "get in" on th same "racket;" That it was a notable and singular fact that two Good Templars who attended the dedication ball went out quite frequently to get a driuk of water, aud came in chewing cloves and cardamou toed; also that one got sick quite early iu the evening and went home to rest; That the briTe Prosecuting Attorney and the Hon. Col. of Corvallis cama near fight' in.; a duel, last Saturday, Rumor has it, however, that tht "cowardly" Col. "folded his tent and silently Hole away," while said p. a. "bravely" joined the boys in a grand "jubilee meeting" that evening. Man about Tow. Circuit Court. The following cases before the Circui t Court were disposed of after our last issue: Slat of Oregon vs J W. Malionj assault with dangerous weapon Xot a true bill. Wheeler 4 Wilson Mfg Co ys Jas II Calla way; to recover money Settled. Florence Archburger vs Geo Archburger; suit for divorce Continued, Melvina J Hays vs Joel A Pitney et al; suit in partition Older of sale made. Amos Hichardsou vs Susan and It 11 Martin; to recover money -Judgment for ?75 and $15 for attorney fees. Oregon Kailway Co vs Hugh L Thompson; for right of way -Continued. Chas M Paer et at vs Tims Mulliolland; iu partition Argued and submitted. H F Moss vs F M Hamilton; tn recover money Dismissed at plf's cost. State of Oregon vs Jas Kirke; murder Guilty. Sentenced to five years in the peniten tiary. State of Oregon vs John T Banard; murder Guilty. Sentenced to eight years in the en itentiiry. State of Oregon vs A J Burneson; murder Verdict of not guilty. Jas Buckncll vs Mary (' Ellsworth et al; for specific performance Dismissed. StMe of Oregon vs Frank Wilkinson and John Koss; maliciously killing an animal the prerty of another Arraigned aud plead not guilty. Continued Crook CoujItt Officers. Gov Moody has appointed the folluwing oflicers for (he newly created county of Crook: Judge, S G Thompson; Commissioner, Benj Allen and C M Cartwright) Sheriff, Oeo li Churchill; Clerk, S T Bichardson; Surveyor, S J New soin; School Superintendent, 11 Dillard; Treasurer, Gil's Wiilckler; Coroner, II Gra ham. They will assume their duties cn re ceipt of their commissions. Sold Oct. We clip the following from the Dallas Itemize of last Saturday: The Goodman Bros of Independence have sold their drugstore to L W itobertsoc and Henry Patterson, who will hereafter con duct the business. The (ioonmaii Bros are nice gentlemen and tht'r departure from business circles is regretted by many friends. Forger. Chas J Loftland, fc'nnerly local writer on the Columbia Chronicle, last week ... u iu -i y. i iai- ,u i.. sold to S J Saxon a check for 1103 on the 1st National Bank of Dayton, which prove to be a forgery. Loftland skipped th town. He is Wing looked for by officers and will probably be caught Eat Oregonian. Married. At the lesidencenf Mrs Steph ens, at Prineviile, on Wednesday evening, j Nov 1. 1S82. Mr E II Sparks to Miss Lou Foley, by Eld F M Long. May they as one spark be a bright thining light. Priueville ! nr ---- . . reidenc, f j . , . b Rer c A WooIt.y ; Tho, ji,- ana Miss Annie J Flint, a' of Un county. . . For Yak.iili The biga nut Bates was taken to Yamiulf guilty last Monday, by t Mr K B Gillard, Sheriff of that eounty. -. . Trrrr STATE UNIVERSITY. A column devoted to the interests nf the Laiirean and Eutaxian Literary Societies, and o oiaie university, Et.Ha 1 -tx'KWiHili, . ElHTi'R Odds and Ends. Opsn session last ulgllt. The chus in l.ivy havt completed th book Where it 'Titty llalir" Echo anow.rs where. The Treasurer of tht Corporation is doink rushing business. Misses Beasls Day aud Mititifs Shaw slvned the constitution t riday. Wt hear Louise Foley, 4 sister Eutaxian. bat commuted niatrimonv. Extra sessions re beginning to break th monotony of tht recitation room. Mist Mary McComack filled the chair last Friday on account of the President's illness. An ai. tupie specimen of the African nrdrr found its way tuto Prof Condon 't room one day this week. The Psychology clast found out last Tuesday the ditftrence between an "idea ' of knowing your lesson aud the "actuality." A case somewhat similar to that of th great Abercrombie happened recently in our midst If anyone want to know what it is. 1st biin ask the tA-st Sophomore. Tht cla.i Iu Botany will be through their text books in about two weeks. They wilt have nothing more until spring, when they will begin the analysis of flowers. A. certain Senior of Epicurean taste's, re- coht'y compared the mixed and confuted con dition of the elementa of Euroean civilita tlon in tre fifteenth century to "mince pie." Students', now a day', hesiilrt being tortured by sickliest, can't even eat when they are sick) for if the Prof's find out that they haven't missed square meal, "woe be unto thtir ears." The fact that "all horned animals chew their cud" is awakeuing totuo controversy in tht the Senior class. Would tht homed snail and owl come under this law; and what will be come of the "mulev cow." The class in Julius Cwsar recitut Friday afternoons. The study it proving quite inter esting. The Juniors are-studying "Tht Mer chant of Venice;" the Sophomores aud Fresh men, "The Air.-ient Mariner." A i.-f)Lllt &.lliilt tl rkil MltAiMnl Mna.t. S. It : i....i,r..i n,f ,i,. ,. t .i. inversely us the square of the distance, when the oivupaut of a Springfield carriage were thrown into the air, a few day ago. The question, Resolved, "Morality increases equally with civilization," Wat debated last Friday in thc,Eutaxian Society. The speakers were mostly young nieiuliers, and seemed to elite into the spirit of the debate with more interest than any of the older ones. The decis ion was rendered in favor of tht alfirmative. We understanj the reason why our hmther editor had no column last week wm became he went on a "pleasure excursion." We even heard the word "dear" mentioned Iu connec tion with it. All we have to say is, that any oue that goes out out of Eugrnt for this article, '( blind In out eye and can't tee out of tht other Personal. Miss Eva' Itogers ha gout to Prairie City to spiiiid thu winter. Ioue C'raiiRcld of the clast of '80 bat re turned from the East. Geo Buthncll, who has leen studying nietll cine in San Francisco for alxnit a year, is home on a vibit We understand that Miss Aggie McComack of the class nl '80, is very successful in her school at Albany. Chester Miller and Arthur Frazier, l oth of the cl us nf '82, have begun th study of law; the former in lUyton, the latter in Amity. Officers ol the Corporation. The Corporation meeting of Xov.'d, resulted in the following eleotion: U B Beekman, President; Hattio Cr'lier, Secretary; W H McGhee, Librarian; Lena McCown, Assistant Librarian; Geo Hill, Trustee; Emma Corneli us, Treasurer; tmma Bean, Trustee. Junction City Items- Junction, Nov. If), 1SP2. Mr Hendricks' feeoi chopper did its first work here on the Mtn inst. This city is to be visited by a traveling thra t'o next Monday ami Tuesday evenings. Mr AH Wyman, proprietor, and Mirs Lulu Wil son h ading lady actress. Kev Mr Houston commenced a series of re vival meetings Sunday evening. W with him success in the same. A grand work of grace will not hurt. the people f this place and is much needed. Gossip was furnished quite a scandal last week by the pugilistic element nf the place. There are not a tew Junction fellows that are tome on the h'ght but it won't do to ma tion names. Mr and Mrs Bandal propose to celebrate their twentieth anniversary of married life, on next Monday evening. This makes the second China wedding for this pUce within a month's time. Ait. A Straw. -Last week we tent to Portland for a cut of a rooster to celebrate the recent Democratic victory with, having lost ours dur ing the long perfod of time we had no use for one. The gentlemanly proprietor of tb sup ply house informed us that he had none on hand, but had received over fiftsen orders from Democratic newspaper. He also said that he 1 was not surprised at tke number oi orilrrs, lor ; y, hlwl nt hlM. m,lch neeJ fr them for over twenty years, but informed u that he thought our Jlepuwican newspaper friends cuHlfl UDIilv us. and he believe1 thrV might sell them now with proCt as he did not think they would have any use lor them lor the next twenty years. Married. In Irving Nov 12, 1882, at the resi.l nee of Mr O P Hoff, by A C Jennings, ; J V, Mr Jas V alter and Mist uuie Aoams, all of Lane couuty, Oregon, Socubi.L A sociable will be held at tb rei denes of Mr Joel Ware, Friday evening, I fr tl lenefit of the Christian Church of this , 'y All invitsd to attend. The grand jury final report waa very h..rt. It simply reported that the different , couuty office were kept in a creditable man- ( ter. Married. At the rtsldence of th bride' parent, in Lan county, Oregon, on th 8th of Nov, 188, Mr Geo W Smith and Mist Mary F Spor. Th ceremony was witnessed by insny friends, who presented tht following marriage gifta: Photograph album, Mr and Mrt A V Peters; silver napkin rini, F aa I A Spores; rich enV broidered tiily, Mis Nellie Ware; fruit stand, Mrs Joel Ware; stand lamp, Mr Ik Yocum; embroidered handkerchief, Mr'P Cure; two fruit dishes, C and D Spores; silver teasxon, ltit Spores; silver table oons, the bride's parenU; water set, Mr and Mrs A 8 Powen; silver castor, Mr and Mrs B F Powers; fruit and boquet stand, Mr and Mr I F Powers; silver picklt tlaud, Irena Spores; silver napkin rings, Mr and Mrs J E Ebbert; toilet set, Miss C Bond; table set, Mr and Mr P J lloalar; silver fruit basket, Geo and Minnie Ssirei; table set, Miss lUUie Johnson and Mrt A Patterson; silver butter dish add knife, John Sjmres. The trltmU all . accepted tht new relationship with tht novtlty ot a dream, and with tht fre.hues nf reality. Mr Smith was th first full grown ton ever added to th Mat Sore family. Happy George, the thirteenth child. It would require the genius of a Longfellow t giv a word painting of the briilt't toilet The brilliant sllvtr satin dress, triuied in Spanish lace by a skillful hand, was perfected by the illusion vale which flowed with the train ou tht catpet and gave softness to th picture. Yet the compliance of the bird was the highest compliment to it feath ers, There were fully tixty person! preeent beside th children, who partook bountifully of the sumptuous table, aud there was cake and chicken distributed to departing friends at evening. ... , . CoKHli!iruNlrT. A Large Slock of Goods. By luvitatinn we visited the new store of Xletsrs l.yuch A i'tgi last, evening', in the brick building recently built for them, one dour north of the Dank building, ami found the proprietors busily engaged opening one of the largest stock of groceriesever brought to Eugene. Everybody is iuvited to vis.it the store and take a look at the endless va riety nf the finest tint best ttock of all kind of articles that Is kept in a groctry store. H o have no hesitation in saying that a per. sou will not find a better quality of goods in any itore in Oregon than those at Messrs Lynch & Pago' new place of business. We are also informed that the goods have been marked down to th lowest possible figure, and that they intend to sell articles in their line as cheap as any store in th State. All tlifir old customer will pleaie make a note of their removal, and all those wanting such article a they keep are cordially invited to give them a call. Itemeinber the new place of business will be open for public inspection this, (Saturday) nioruiug. Most of the goods are new and fresh, and especially manufac tured tor the ti nil, therefore they can hearti ly recommend them to the public as being lirtt'clais in every particular. Board or Rkiknts. The Board of lte- geut of the State University met in this city last Saturday. Prof l.ambtrt was retained for the balance of the school year. A new board of trustees wer appointed. No change w made as to the officer of the Board, lion Henry Fai'iug of Portland, and Hon Ashael Bush of Sslem, were in attendance. YOU pAN I Qoirn MnnnirT IT NV0NT BE L0N0' you can oave luoney i n wont be long, I will open rny Siore with a first-class stock Of Boots & F or Ladies, Misses, Ohildreii and CdTINFANTS' WEARjXJ Also a full Line for Gents. .1 Every Pair Guaranteed: VdinS BOOT ' mm goods i FOR THE FALU WINTER TRADE, , r Just rocoived from SAN FRANCISCO IJY In BE epep CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Fancy Goodsf. Ladies Dress Goods in LATEST Sfyies, Everything necessary to a well regulated Store. Butter, Eggs and Chickens bought for Cash, or taken in exchange for goods at HIGHEST CASH RATES; Dexter Items. , ; ,. Diitir, Nov 18,1882. Mis Nettie Stewart, of Gohn, is teath ing onr school. Our mcrel ant here i ready to receive all the fat hogs offered for rale. Bring 'm en. After an absence of five year,' T H Hun. taker ha again taken np hit residence hart! Mesr Parker k Parker killed 31 head tl nice hog last week, aud will kill about 60 more. E B Huntaker hat cone to Wthtrn Ore gon, and expect to go into business at tome poin i mere. Mr. A. J. Buneson Acquitted. The trial of A J Burneson for tht lllling nf J II Brown, was held before Judge Beat; last Monday and Tuesday. Messrs O 1 Dorris and E G Hursli appeared for the State, while Mossr L Bilyeu, J J Walton and R S Strahan appeared for the defense Every point of law was botly contested. After the jury received its instruction from th Judge, they retired to the jury roonv and in about an hour brought in a verdict uf "not guilty'," and th priwuer was dis charged. Circuit Cockt. The Court adjourned, last Monday morning. During the week wo hard rnany complimentary remark made upon the able manner iu which Judge Beatj presided, the lawyer tay that h maltl out of the best Judge they ever taw, ca siderliig the th or, time he has served. He it ttrlut, but (till courteous, an it impartial ,iu bis rulings. V congrat ulate the Judge, and may he improve, if it it possible, a he grow older in experience. Tint Wyxan's. The Wyman Comedy Company have been playing during th pait wtek to large audiences at Lane's Hall It is a first-class troupe, composed of ladies and gentlemen, and it entitled to a fair, patron age, ( To-night the troupe play that well kuown old drama, "L'u.de Tom's Cabia." tVe hope tj tee u large audience in ttUnd. anct. Cranokd Hand. Mr (3 M Nichol hat told the Star chop house te Mr S E Toir, and will leave for San Francisco jo a few days. Wo are sorry to see Mr Nichol Uave, as he is an affable and courteous gentlrmant The new proprietor thoroughly understands the business, and will no doubt make. a sua, cess of it. See his advertisement in another column. . pi Arrkstkd. Th roprietor of the hoot; ing gallery was arrested this week for allow ing betting in his hall, lie appeared (befere Recorder Callisou aud waa fined $ 10 and cost, which he liquidated. . . : ., ,,t Important Notice. All parti, wihlng advertisements on the drop curtain ill Lane's Hall, will please notify Rhinehart imint diattly. All can have a space. . Mr E K Henderson went to Portland Wednesday.' Mr Harry Miller was in town a couplt oi day thi week. ... WiOT! My work is a Specialty; AND SHOE SIORE . Shoes "Scored fa tb least. .