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INGEKM»EL, PAINE AND
NE K VE 11.”
THE
»‘DU­
Gt'SEKAL ÄOTK» AX1> M3VS.
BACK
A’l’ rrTIl<: OI.I) STAND!
They have a stock board at Salem.
Oliver P. Morton, Senator from
The New York Observer having of­
Heavy rains are prevailing throughout
Indiana, passed from the scenes in fered to prove that Paine and Voltaire the State.
r:i|>i
r
for
JackMin.
Joséphine
«\
Lnkn
IhHc
which he has figured so conspicuously recanted their infidel views upon their
Edwin Adams, the actor, died at Philadel­
....
NOVEMBER
9,
1877.
AY,...
phia
last week.
on the afternoon of the 1st inst. For death-beds, Colonel Ingersoll under­
1’RII
Fare is only 85 in the cabin between San
years he has been the victim of an in­ took to pay the Observer one thousand
IMi »*!<«»» I.A »IA HON.
I il
Francisco
and Portland.
curable disease, which was aggravated dollars in gold if it substantiated its as­
AT TIIE STORE OF
There
were
600
dogs
on
exhibition
at
the
■ !'
.
< >,■,; —Ju by his recent trip to Oregon, and after sertions to the satisfaction of a Com­
San Francisco bench show.
iiu'c
w
.i
h
an
hoi
wired
custom,
and in ' several weeks of the most intense suf­ mittee of Arbitration, to be selected up­
«
The off year in Ohio sent the Hayes par­
dance with tiie Proclamation ot' the fering he succumbed to the powers
on perfectly equitable conditions. Up­ ty so far off that they never expect to get
b ut of th«' Inited state«, I, N. F.
Pi
that he. Great respect has been done on this pointed and specific offer the back again.
k. Go\ernor ot Oregon, do hereby I
( h:’.«I w irk
The Hartford Times thinks the result in
appoint Thursday, the 29th «lav of Novem- him, Ixith State and N itional. His re­ Observer begun to equivocate and to
Ohio
shows what honest men think of the
ber. A. D. 1*77, to be olna'rved by th«* peo- mains were buried al Indianapolis with eat its own Words. It now declares
stolen
Presidency.
pie ot tb<* Coninmmvealth as a day of great display on the 6th.
that
it
never
said
that
Paine
and
Vol
­
Tho resumption decided upon by the peo­
Thank «giving and Praise t«» Almighty
Mr. Morton was by no means a great taire recanted, but that it was proposed ple of Ohio was a resumption of Democratic
aving determined to maintain the position heretofore occu­
.
.he
manifold
blessings
which
He
<iod for th«
pied bv me as the largest RETAIL DEALER in Southern Oregon, I take this means
has I m towed upon our favor«*«! State during man, nor even a state-man, in the true to prove that Paine died the death of principles ami policies.
of announcing that I am now displaying the
the year; for lb«' abundant liarv«*sts that our -ense of tho word. His extreme par- a drunkard. And it brought forward
A Greenbacker or a Workingman who de­
field- have borne, lor th«* plenty that fills our tisanhm and undoubted devotion to
some statements to that effect. Not to feats a Democratic nominee cuts the throat
bom«*-, lot th«* general pr«»s|M>rity am! health
the Republican party have won for be outdone, Colonel Ingersoll replied to of the cause he desires to succeed.
that we enjoy, and lor • he beneficent Provi-
Oakey Hall has returned from Europe.
North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine Stock of
denc«' that ha- preserved our borders from him a name that will long linger in the last shift of the shifty Observer, He protests his innocence of all charges
the tlirt atvned dvsolati«>n of a savage war. the political history of modern Ameri­ and has established pretty solidly the against him in connection with the Tweed
GENTS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
Ami 1 do earnestly r«»commend that the ca, and especially when tho Presiden­
ring.
reverse
of
what
that
not
very
scrupu
­
j»eople ot the state on that «lay lay aside
tial struggle of 1876 is considered. It lous or veracious religious paper had
Portland, November 2d.—The executive
DltY-tiOODN,
their usual employments and assemble
offices
at
Salem
were
closed
this
morning
on
is
not
our
desire
to
disparage
the
dead;
themselves tog« tie r in their aeeustom«*«!
advanced. Lately the Observer and its
places of public wor-hip, to give fitting tes­ and to review the career of Mr. Mor­ backershave fallen back upon the prop­ receipt of the news of Senator Morton’s
death.
timony of th ir gratituile to the Father of ton, thorough politician as he was,
osition that it is of no consequence
The bill repealing the law authorizing re­
all for the tender mercy with which He has
TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc.,
might at this time bring into unenvia­ how Paine and Voltaire died, anyhow. sumption ot specie payments in 1879 will
overshadow«*«! us.
I
»
In witness whereof I have hereunto set ble prominence some mi-doings he, Io this, however, the answer is inevit­ perhaps pass Congress, but Hayes threatens Which is surpassed by none in the county and will be sold at prices to SUIT THE TIMES.
It shall continue to be my aim to give
my hand and « au-eI the -e.tl of the Stat«« of in his partisan zeal, was guilty of, not able that if it is of no consequence the to veto it.
The clerk of the Board of School Land
«»regon to be atlixetl .it the Executive Oiliee, I excepting bis la-t official acts in the
I
religious publications have strangely
The Most Goods for the Least Money,
Commissioners is now sending off many
in the City of Salem, this first day of No- Grover investigation.
waste
d
lime
and
labor
in
m
iking
it
ap
­
deeds of land purchased in different parts and to place before my patrons a variety of articles not to be found in any other house.
vember, A. D. 1877.
In
his
death
the
Republican
party
It is not my intention to mislead the public by advertising goods I cannot produce upon
pear
that
Paine
and
Voltaire
recante
1,
of the State.
N. F. C hadwick .
♦
)
inquiry, but to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at
< sr ai . Atu
loses its principal and most active and or died in torment, or that other like
London, Oct. 28th.—Complete access has my old stand is solicit«*«!.
N. FISHER.
(---- )
S. F. C hadwick ,
zealous
leader.
Without
Morton
it
been
obtained
to
both
pits
of
the
High
Blan-
Secretary of State.
fabulous and fanciful calumnies oc-
would have been as a ship at sea with­ curred. The truth appears to be that tyre colliery, and it is ascertained that 250
Mnt«'-’l liking.
out a rudder in the last Presidential the pious forgers and falsifiers would persons perished.
Virginia Republicans complain that dur­
The Republican press is already bus­ election. He was its motive power,
cheerfully make religious capital out I ing his visit the President was entertained
ily engaged in making up the Demo­ and to him especially is the country
THE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
of the slanders they have so shame­ exclusively by Democrats, and no Republi­
cratic slate for next June. The Rose­ indebted for tho present Executive,
lessly disseminated regarding their cans were invited to the entertainments.
burg Independent is the first in the Mr. Hayes.
A Turkish force numbering 3,000 or 4,0(H)
dead opponents, says the Sacramen­
men
from the south of the Balkans attacked
field and presents the following ticket*
Below we give a short biographical to Record- Enion, but when their own
the
Russian
force at Mahimar, south of Ele­
For Governor, Joseph b. Smith, of sketch of Mr. Morton:
BELONGING TO
share in the dirty work is exposed then na. After four hours’ lighting the Turks re­
Multnomah; Secretary of Stale, Sila-
Oliver Perry Morton was born near
tin y sudden<y cease to feel any inter­ treated, leaving 1(H) dead and 400 wounded.
J. Day, of Jackson; State Treasurer, Centerville, Wayne county, Indiana,
Russian reports indicate continued success
THE BILGER ESTATE,
est in the subject. On the whole, this
A. 11. Brown, of Baker; State Printer, August 4, 1823; was educated at the
on the Plevna, Orchanie ami Lovatz roads.
iverment is loo diaphanous to takr
Teri iron and Turskire have been occupied,
A. Nollner, of Multnomah. We niu-t Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, and
WILL BE SOLD AT
anybody in.
and the infantry and cavalry detachments
confess that the Independent succeeds after the completion of his law studies
have penetrated Yaledantz pass in pursuit
C'ou^reMMioimI C'omiuiHee«.
admirably in presenting a first-class was admitted to the bar in 1847. In
of the retreating Turks.
ticket. We believe that the Demo­ 1852 he was chosen Judge of the Fifth
Speaker Randall has appointed the
The Oregonian says: We are gratified to
cratic Convention itself could hardly Judicial Circuit, serving four years. various Committees of the House, in the state that Hon. J. S. Smith is greatly im­
FOR CASH ONLY.
—AT—
nominate a better ticket, and ona cal­ He was nominated from the trench by selection of which he has exercised proved in health and is bettei now than he
culated to please the masses any more the Republican party of his State to much judgment and gained the com­ has been tor many years. He js able to
transact his own business, which for a long
than this one. But while it is in the the office of Governor, but was defeat­ mendation of his colleagues, We pre­ time he had not been able to do. Mr. Smith J. S. HOWARD’S STORE. rilHERE IS ON HAND A VERY LARGE
_L a—ortment of
busine-s, the Independent might have ed. In 1860 the Republicans nomina­ sent the names of the Chairmen of the is building a fine house at the corner ot
NAILS,
filled out the balance of tho ticket and ted Henry S. Lane for Governor, and several Committees, among whom our Third and Clay streets.
Wa-hington, October 25th.—Respecting
also given the caucus nominee for Sen­ the subject of this sketch for Lieuten­ readers will readily recognize some of
HORSE-SHOES,
the
order forbidding the receipt of deposits
ator. There is quite as much consist­ !
IRON AND STEEL,
ant Governor. The election resulted the best men of the day:
of silver for coinage into trade dollars, the
ency in such action as there is in tile I
in giving tho State to the Republicans,
On Elections— llariis, of Virginia. Director of the Mint states that within the
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
other.
and Means— Wood, of New last few months about 2,000,000 trade dollars
as also the Legislature. Among the
As also everything usually kept in the store.
"I he I'reHideu<ini Election.
have gone into circulation in the Atlantic
York.'
earliest acts of the Legislature was
and
Western
States,
and
to
that
extent
occu-
Appropriations— Atkins, of Tennes­
A bill has been introduced in the tho election of Lane to the Senate,
! | py the place intended for fractional silver.
see.
The agency of tjie Rubber Paint still
United States Senate to change the [ Upon his resignation Morton became
Hanking and Currency— Buckner, I Goldsmith Maid, the queen of the turf,
continues.
day of the Presidential election from ' Governor, in February, 1861. In 1864 of Missouri.
I has been retired from the field to her owner's
Manufacturing done as heretofore.
C. W. KAHLER, Administrator.
farm
near
Trenton,
New
Jersey,
where
she
the first Tuesday after the first Mon­ [ he was re-elected Governor, aud in
Pacific Railroads— Potter, of New
is expected to become the mother of a fami­
day in November to the corresponding 1865 was overtaken by the paralytic York. *
ly of lleet-footed racers. One of her fore-legs
HUNTER'S EMPORIUM!
Claims— Bright, of Tennessee.
day of October, and to hold the elec­ stroke from which ho never fully re­
had
been
perimwiently
disabled,
so
that
she
Commerce— Regan, of Texas.
tion a year earlier, so as to let the Elec­ covered, and from which he experi-
Public Lands— Morrison, of Illinois. can never trot any more. The Maid is one
UNION
of the noblest creatures of her kind that ev­
tors hold their meeting in July instead ■ enced but brief intervals of relief dur-
Military Afairs— Whilthorne, of
er lived.
of December of leap year. These itig all the remainder of his life, In Tennessee.
The Secretary of the Interior has directed
Territories— Franklin, of Missouri.
amendments would give time for the the year 1865 he visited Europe in
COR. CALIFORNIA «V 4th STS.
Revolutionary Pensions and IUu/* of I that clerks be detailed from the Land Oilices
judicial settlement of disputes, and do quest of medical treatment, and in
to visit the most important points of the
1812—Mackay, of Pennsylvania.
not ri quire a departure from any estab­ hopes of the restoration a sea voyage
United States where depredations have been
Invalid Pensions— Rice, of Ohio.
committed
on timber land and report same
HE UNDERSIGNED WOUT.D RE-
lished principle. The first week in might afford. He returned in 1866,
Railways and Canals— Schleicher, for prosecution. At Denver, one hundred
spcetfully inform their friends and the
October is better for an election than having derived but little benefit from of Texas.
pulilie generally that they have purchased HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE!
thousand railroad ties, several saw mills and
Post Offices and Post Roads— Wad­ many saw-logs, have been seized and the the above establishment, which will l>e
November, and if tho amendments jhis absence, and, notwithstanding his
henceforth conducted under their constant 4 LWAYSON HAND THE BEST STOCK
dell,
of North Carolina.
should be adopted, the Slates general­ ' great physical suffering, resumed the
parties prosecuted.
personal supervision, and they guarantee A <>•' Patent and Honie-mad«* Rifle and
District of Columbia— Williams, of
ly would change their statutes so as to ' discharge of his executive duties. In
The case of Wells, Anderson, Cassanave, satisfact < n to all who may favor them with Shot Guns, simile and double Revolvers of
M ichigan
their patronage.
the latest patents; P<x*k«*t Pistol-, neat, small
and Kenner, charged with forgery of election
choose their officials at the same time.
These slables are centrally located, and and
Judiciary
—
Knott,
of
Kentucky,
| January, 1867, he was elected a Sena-
powerful; Derringers, th«* latest an«i
returns from Vernon parish, will come up within convenient distance of the various
lx*st;
also, the best powder and powder
liar
Claims
—
Eden,
of
Illinois.
Au Ecceulric Nomination.
I tor in Cougress to succeed Henry 8.
soon in the Superior Criminal Court at New houses of public entertainment. Horses Flasks; Hun’ing and po«*ket knives of the
Public
Expend
i
t
u
res
—
Hatcher,
of
and
mules
will
be
boarded
and
cared
for
at
Orleans, which resumed business last week.
best brand-; all sorts of .shot and Pouches;
Mr. Hayes is given to making some Lane. In the Senate he took rank as Missouri.
moderate charges. They have one of the Caps, Wads and everything in the sp«>rls-
The
Hon.
Jere.
Black
will
assist
tho
State,
largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south ot man’s line.
very weak and injudicious nomina­ l a leader of his party, and the exponent
Private Land Claims— Gunter, of and Shellabarger, of Ohio, and Wilson, of Portland, of
He will also keep a full fine of SHELF
tions, but he excelled himself when he of its views and policy. In 1872 he W isconsin.
Iowa, will defend the Returning Board. If
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
HARDWARE, Natl-and Rope of till kinds
Manufactures— Wright, of Pennsyl­ the charge is proved, the members of the With single or double teams, for hire on rea­ and sizes, Carpenter’s and Wagon-Makers’
nominated John Welch, of Pennsyl­ was re-elected to the Senate for the
vania.
board can be sent to the Penitentiary under sonable terms. Also good Saddle Horses Tools, a complete assortment of Table and
vania, as Minister to England. Welch term which expires March 3, 1879.
and Mules, which will l»e hired to go to any Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
Agriculture— Cutler of New Jersey. the laws of Louisiana for fourteen years.
of Paints. Oils, Varnish«-«, Glass, etc.
part of the country at moderate rates.
is unknown to the public at large, but From the dale of the vfUietion which
Indian Affairs— Scales, of Nqrth Car­
The above goods are all of the best quality,
Animals
bought
and
sold,
and
broke
to
A
correspondent
of
the
Chicago
Tones
re
­
perhaps his services as one of the man- physically di-ablvd him to his death olina.
and will be sold
ports that alter the surrender of Joseph’s saddle or harness.
J. A. CARDWETJ..
CHEAPER THAN TIIE CHEAPEST.
agersof the Centennial Exhibition were he was an intense sufferer, but his
band, and just as Miles was about to leave
Nt
ili
They
Come.
New
guns made to order, and repairing
mental
energies
triumphed
over
his
the field, some of the soldiers discovered
a sufficient recommouduliou to Mr.
promptly
done and in good style. All or­
A.
MARKS,
The bill introduced by Senator Wal­ the war chief White Bird buried in one of
Hayes in nominating him. It excites infirmities aud enabled him to main­
ders tilled with dispatch.
tain a prominent position.
JOHN MILLER,
lace to authorize a long bond for in­ the rifle pits, covered with buffalo robesand MERCHANT TAILOR!
the ridicule of the masses and the an­
California St., Jacksonville, Ogn.
a light layer of earth. When he was
9
vestment of savings, directs the Secre­ dragged from his hiding-place he presented
athemas of the Pennsylvania ring poli­
Remonetization of Silver.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
(Civil Code ot California.)
tary of the Treasury to issue in lieu of a most woe-begone spectacle. He begged
ticians, who hoped fur old Simon Cam
The remonetization of silver, for
an equal amount of 4 per ceut. bonds hard to get away. His anxiety on this point
ecently of san franctsco , has
Notice of Assessment.
eron. As for u«, we prefer Welch, which bills have been introduced
in
opened
a
Tailor
Shop
in
Masonic
Build
­
may
be
explained
by
the
fact
that
he
was
authorized by the act of July 14, 1870,
whoever he may be, a hundred limes
ing, (opposite the Postoflice), where he is
Cougress, if accomplished, will beyond
the leader in the Camas prairie murders.
to Simon or any of his ilk.
a sum not exceeding $100,000,000 of
prepared to execute all work in his line in California and Oregon I ¿and Company. Lo­
question have a decided effect in pro­
The little people now in Portland as Dea- a workmanlike manner, from tho cleaning
cation of principal place of buxines«, San
U. 8. coupon bonds, in denominations
A Notable lear.
Francisco. California. Ijocation of works,
kin’s Lilliputian Troupe bring the scales and repairing of clothes to the
moting the interest of trade and com­
Jackson county, Oregon.
of $25, $50 and $100, in equal sums of down at the following weights: Commodore
The year A. D. 1877 will undoubt­ merce. The people of the United
Manufacture of Complete New Suits! VTOTICELS HEREBY Gl VEN, TH AT AT
each denomination, redeemable in coin Nutt—weight 35 pounds, size 30 inches, age
1\ a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
edly become rioted iu the history of States have suffered severely in all
good stock of all kinds of Gents’ Trim­ on the seventeenth day of Octoiler, 1877, an
of present standard value after 60 32 years; Col. Goshen—7 feet, 4 inches high, A
the country. It was in that year, the business relations from the existence
weight 600 pounds, age 50 years; Miss Ella mings will be kept on hand. Persons de­ assessment, No. one, of Thirty-five cents |s*r
siring to make up their own goods can have
years from date, their issue bearing
Kirtland—38 inches high, 42 pounds weight, the sam(f ent to order. Samples of goods share was levied upon the capital st«»ck of
first time in the history of the Repub­ of the three separate standards of val­
interest payable semi*anuually in such age 22 years; Major Nutt—36 inches high, kept from which suits can be ordered and the Corporation, payable immediately in
lic, that a man elected to the office of ue that have fur several years formed
United States gold ooin, to the Secretary,
coin at the rate of 3.65 per ceut. per weight 51 pounds, age 40 years; Miss Jennie made up.
at the ofiice of the Company, 418 California
Jacksonville,
June
23,
1877.
President was prohibited from taking the circulating medium of the country
street, San Francisco, California.
annum. These bonds are to be ex­ Quigley—‘28 inches high, 32 pounds weight,
Any stock upon which this assessment
his seat. It was also tho first time in —the legal tender or “greenback” dol­
age 24 years; Miss Sarah Belton—31 inehes
empt from all taxation. The remain­
shall
remain unpaid on the twenty-eighth
JOHN
L.
CARTER
&
SON,
high, 34 pounds weight, age .33 years; Major
our free and prosperous country that lar, the demonetized silver dollar, and
day of November, 1877, will l>e delinquent,
der of the bill is as follows: The Sec­ Houghton—31 inches high, weight 33 pounds,
and advertised for sale at public auction;
extensive labor and bread riots, involv­ the gold dollar, all stamped by the gov­
PAINTERS.
retary of the Treasury shall keep said age 25 years.
and unless payment is made liefore will be
ing the loss of millions of dollars’ worth ernment as being of the same denomi­
sold on Monday, the twenty-fourth day of
Tiie 4'anens Knie.
bonds for sale at the different Sub­
December, 1877, to pay the delinquent as­
of property and thousands of lives nation on their face, yet each having a
IV
K
ARE
FULLY
PREPARED
TO
DO
sessment,
together with costs of advertising"
Treasuries, and shall dispose of them
Reports are current that a caucus of it all kinds of Painting, including
have occurred. Yet our bogus Presi­ different value in all commercial trans­
and expenses of sale.
al par and accrued interest for coin, or Republican Senators has decided that
By order ol the Board of Directors.
dent formulates a congratulatory proc­ actions. With tho Santa Rosa Demo­
‘ HOUSE PAINTING,
J. W. CLARK, Secretary.
U.
8.
legal
lender
notes
at
the
rates
at
lamation of thanksgiving.
they will not confirm the nomination
Office, 418 California street, Nan Fram isco.
crut, «^Equality before the law lì «ay
SIGN
PAINTING,
which they may then stand in the of any appointment made by the Pres­
We.
New spa porla I.
O RN AM ENT A L PA INTING,
market; but their proceeds and coin ident, unless it be indorsed by a Re­
GREAT SACRIFICE!
I.lttle Consolation.
received for such bonds shall be ap­ publican Senator, representing the WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING,
The Sonoma Democrat, one of our
Our Republican cotemporaries can­ plied to the redemption of outstanding Stale from whence the appointee hails.
best exchanges, has completed its
ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE.
—IN —
not
get
over
the
recent
Democratic
vic
­
5-20
bonds
of
the
United
States.
We
give
the
rumor
for
what
it
is
worth,
twentieth volume. It is an ably edit­
Orders from the country promptly attend-
21
says the Modesto News, and assume ' ed to.
ed and well conducted journal, and we I tory in Ohio, and ingeniously endeav­
B L ACKS M IT 11 IN G !
<«eu.
Forrest
Dead.
or to explain away their defeat, re­
that if the report be correct, then in­
wish it continued success.
General N. B. Forrest, tho celebrated deed Cameron and Conkling will be
We are in receipt of the Resources marking it “wasn’t much of a shower
of California, a mammoth sheet pub­ after alb” The Democratic gain on Confederate cavalry officer, died at enabled to dragoon Mr. Hayes. If
S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL-
ing out at cost and freight, I am ready
T
HAVE
ON
HANI)
A
LARGE
SUPPLY
the
State
ticket
is
near
30,000,
while
Memphis last week. He was a brave Radical Senators have gone as far as is
lished at San Francisco by J. P. II.
to do blacksmithing at cost anti freight, but
1 of first-class lumber of every description
Wentworth. It is replete with infor­ we have forty-four majority in the soldier and an honest and high-mind­ reported, then they have traveled as at the mill of Davis
Torey on Wagner must have the cash when the work is com­
i
Creek,
which
I
will
dispose
of for money, plete«!. Shop on the corner of California,
mation concerning the Pacific Coast, Legislature, a gain of sixly-six. There ed citizen, in whose death the country much too far in one direction as Mr. ! horses or grain. Any bill sawed
to order on and Main streets.
Hayes has in another.
aud is withal an important publication. I is small comfort in such consolation, sustains a great loss.
DAVID CRONEMILLER.
I short notice.
J. 1811.
Immense Reduction in Prices !
NEWMAN FISHER
TO THE PUBLIC:
H
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
LADIES’ AND GENTS’FURNISHING GOODS,
SELLING OUT!
HARDWARE, TINWARE, ETC.
A FINE STOCK & LOW PRICES GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
T
R
FOR SALE OR TRADE !
A