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Always Love.
Because Lore's sigh is but a sigh, -Doth
it the less Love's heart disclose?
Because the rose mu!t fade and die,
Is it the less the lovely rose ?
Because black night must shroud the day.
Shall the brave sun no more be gay ?
Because chili autumn frights the birds,
Shall we distrust that spring will come ?
Because sweet words are only words,
Shall Love forevermore be dumb ?
Because our bliss is fleeting bliss,
Shall we who love forbear to kiss?
Because Uiose eyes of gentle mirth
Must sometime cease my heart to thrill ;
Because the sweetest voice ou earth
Sooner or later must be still ;
Because its idol is unsure,
Shall my strong love the less endure ?
Ah no ! let lovers breathe their sighs.
And roses bloom, and music sound,
And passion burn on lips and eyes,
And Pleasure's merry world go round ;
Let golden sunshine flood the sky,
And let me love, or let me die !
A Dkaw Bkiikjk Across the Willam
ette. A scheme is on foot in this city
says the Oregonian of Saturday, to con
struct a draw-bridge across the Willam
ette, connecting this shore with the high
land at East Portland. We were, yester
day shown a draft of the proposed struct
ure, together with : a profile view of the
river' bottom, surveyed from the foot of
Stark street. The survey was made by
$Ir. T. It. Brook, Civil Engineer, San
Francisco. The drawings show a length
of 1.4G1 feet, with six spans, including
the pivot draw." The estimates and speci
fications are, for cubic yards of mason-
ry. j liit ; cume varus oi siono iiumg. -:o,-
i 00 piles ; l.!17,S leet ot liuiiher,
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Shipping in Bulk. j
Speaking of a much needed reformer
in the grain trade, the-- Alta says : We
are, informed that parties, have it in con
templation to build grain warehouses in
this city, provided with elevators similar
to those used at the grain marts in Chica
go and Buffalo, for loading and unload
ing cargoes of wheat and barley in bulk.
It is to be hoped nothing may interfere
to prevent the realization of this pro
ject. The saving to the farmers and
grain-dealers will be immense when we
once reach the point of shipping all
our grain exports in bulk. The surplus
wheat of 18b'G was, say 4,500.000 hundred
and twenty pound sacks. The cost of
each sack to the farmers was about twenty
two cents, or a total of $000,000. This
was a dead loss to the farmers. It will
be at least a fourth greater, or $1,237,
500 for the present year. When wheat
is worth $2 per hundred the farmers can
stand this discount, but when it conies
down to $li or $1 1-5 Western rates
in a full harvest they cannot stand it.
All the grain of the 'West, and of Rus
sia, is shipped in bulk. We must adopt
the same plan or we cannot count up
on successful and regular competition in
the markets of Europe and the Eastern
States. It will require a remodelling of
our river steamers which do the bulk
of the interior carrying-trade ; but the
saving in sacks tor a single, year, and in
the cost of handling the grain, would
more than build the necessary ware
houses and new vessels. We had just as
well do this thing now as postpone it.
Sooner or later it must be done. Grain
is our staple In less than a decade
our average surplus wheat crop will
be from thirty to forty millions of bush
els; worth as many millions of dollars,
and we can't afford to discount from
twelve to fifteen per cent, of this amount
each year in a waste of backs.
hoard measure : cost. $149,012 SjS. This
sum. it is st.ited. is the price at which
a responsible linn of San
wiliin'' to take a contract.
at liberty to state at present, what steps
have been taken or what may soon be
;lone in the matter ; but we can say
that decisive measures will be adopted
as oo:i as .tae preliminary alfairs shall
-be "settled. The CviCge proposed is pre
cisely such an one except as to length,
as the -Yolo bridge at Sacramento. That
:has seven piers built ou piling, very
Leavily timbered ; four spans of 147 feet
eaeti in the Clear oi piers; ooo nuu
draw of ICS feet 0 'inches in length; to-
th of bridge S01 feet : the roa'd-
1!) feet in the clear. The cost
'for spans was $78 per foot ; cost of draw.
$97 per foot. It was built several years
ago, w hen material and labor were much
higher than now. Mr. II. R. Leonard,
civil engineer an I bridge builder, ot
Sacramento, estimates that he can build
a good wooden bridge now of the same
width for $100 per foot. At that price
the proposed bridge here, would cost $87,-
.Sld. ; but the cost of material a id labor
being less here than in California: it is
quite probable that a much less sum,
say $(i0.000, may be made to complete
the bridge. It is to be ardently hoped
' that the enterprise will be undertaken
and carried to completion at an early
day.
Garden- Seeds. It is proposed that the
American Institute Club co-operate to have
foreign garden seeds admitted free of duly.
Plain farmers will be astonished to learn
that our people are such a miserable set
of wretches that we import tuns of garden
seeds every year from Europe. Seedsmen
tell us that we get better seeds than are
grown here ; but when we ask them to
name the kinds, they mention flower seeds,
and perhaps peas. To a great extent the
seeds distributed by the Agricultural De
partment are imported, as though we were
colonists and had only commenced farm
ing. A farmer's IS year old boy, in talk
ing with his old daddy about what crops
th.ey would raise, said they had better not
sow any of this or .any of that, because
ihey could buy it cheaper. -; Very good,"7
says the old man. - but what are you go
ing to pay with."' The young chap had
not thought so far, and was silent. In
Laraum s old .Museum there used to be a
letter hung in a frame, from George Wash
ington to his gardener, who had requested
liim to send him some garden seeds. George
did not like the idea at all, but he sent
some, and concluded in nearly these words:
This will be the last time ; and I want
you to understand that I cannot be eter
nally buying you garden seeds7
Propagation ot' Root Plants. Root
plants- are freely grown from small pic-res
of roots cut from the parent plant. We
think few amateurs are aware how easily
Ihey may increase their stock of raspber
ries, blackberries, or of seedling peats, ap
ples, quinces, Ac., by simple pieces of the
roots. Early in spring, dig the earth away
carefully from around the tree or plant
that you wish to propagate j then, with a
sharp knife", cut from thy roots pieces of
from an inch to three inches long : take
them to a piece of well prepared ground,
raked smooth on top ; lay them on it, at
distances of Irom three to six inches apart;
cover with an' inch deep of clean sand, and
thou about two inches of peat muck, or
light rotten leaf mold. Nearly every piece
oi root will grow, and in the fall present
you g'ood strong plants.
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The Fikst in the Makket. Since the
acquisition by our Government of Russian-America,
the attention of many of
our people has been attracted that way,
ah I several of our acquaintances have
expressed a determination to migrate
thitherward during the summer. We no
tice, however, that while many are think
ing and talking, Messrs. Allen & Lewis
are acting. A lot of goods, consisting of
flour, dried fruit, soap, wrapping paper,
etc., from their house, was placed on
board the Fiddlier yesterday says the
Oregonki.t of sa'urdav. marked O P,
Sitka." This will, probably be the first
shipment of goods to reach Sitka from
any point'in the United States, tince the
territory changed owners.
A G"eat Plough. The great Fowler
steam plow has been in successful use in
England for the last ten years, and is capa
ble, in all kinds of weather, of going
thoroughly over an acre of ground every
hour of the day. The plow, which is at
Xew Orleans, was constructed at a cost of
about 2.500 sterling, and was sent over
here for the purpose of being tested on
the immense plantations on the banks of
the Mississippi.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT ISSUED
out of the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Clackamas county, to me di
rected, commanding me" to levy upon the
goods and chattels of the delinquent tax
payers named in the delinquent tax roil for
the year 18G6, thereto attached, and if none
be found, then upon the real property, as
set forth and described in said tax list, or so
much thereot as shall satisfy the amount of
taxes so charged, together with costs and
expenses, I have, this, 14th day ot May, A.
D. 1SG7, (for want of personal property) lev
ied upon the following described pieces or
parcels ot land, as set forth in said tax list,
1; ing and being in the city of Oregon City,
Clackamas county, State of Oregon, known,
described, and assessed to the parties as fol
lows, to wit ;
Xame. Lots BJocJ:. Tax.
Blain. W (estate of) 5. & 7 144 S 1 88
Bedell, Mrs Jane. . . 5 71
Bridges, Ruf'us 3, 6 4
Clark, Hiram 5, 6 67
C oflee, G J (Co. Add) S, 4, 5 6 S 4
Gammill, IL 1 10
Ilurr, Michael. ..24 lots Canemah
Ingalls, Henrv 6 & 7 123
Jeffries, Joseph 1 fc 2 4
1 i. - 4
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,3 64
1,2,3
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Ladd, J W 1,2,7,S
Lee. Daniel 4
Woodard, Mrs E B; 160 lots Milwaukie, 10 oo
Also : T lie following described pieces or
pircels of lund, lying and being in Clacka
mas county, .State of Oregon, known and
described as, and assessed to parties as fol
lows, to-wit :
names, description. Sec. T. II. Acres. Tax
Aruspijer, (ieo 17 Ss le 5J0 12 1'3
Aitree,E L, parts of 15,10, i
21,22,27,2S,33 fc 31. f 2s
Austin 2 2s
Areo, G II, inn w cor. 3 4s
Boom, Alphonzo 23,2! 3s
Brock, Geo 22 3s
Bidwell. O (heirs of) 3s
Bland, Wm," part of 35 2s
Bovse, S 15 2s
Holds, Charles 13, 2 1 3 s
l'arrin, Lewis 3s
Boon, A Si 5s
Coliins, Mrs W So Is
Cole, Nelson - Is
Claggert, Chas Is
Goekerton.E, w hf s e qr22 2s
Cardinell, C, parts of i'J,. j
2", 3e, 3s
Colo, A B, swqr of mvq of )
s hf of nwqr see lu j -Is
Chapman, Wiley, seqr S 2s
Creighton, Samuel, 33,34 Ls
Creighton J , S3 1 s
Creighton, Joseph 3-' Is
Childers, L, mvq .c- whf of
neq & ne of ncq shf 30,31 ) 5s
(.row, Martini A
(how, James
Dawd, John
Poison, C
Dai ley, John
Dailev, M M (deceased)
) an bur, G W part of
Dnnton, T J
Do! sou, Mrs M M " '
Epperson,
Ellison, Nelson part of IS
Poster, J. Y
ei'sruson, A
Greer, R part of 13,14
Hamilton, Wm
Hawkins, 'Jims
Hcrrald, MrsR
Ilinton, Samuel
iit lmsF, part of I0,20.2(j,8o,3s 4e 320
Huimmston, D 3s 4e 100
Harman.Wm 25,3') 2s le 320
Ilaipruner, i part 28 5s le loO
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Ingram, James part SO Is 3e 2lo
Ingalls, Henry part IS ,30 5s le 4 'SO
James, Alfred 4s "Je by)
Jeffries, Joseph 2s 2e 5
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Ovstkh Sour. Two quarts of water,
two tablespoonfuls of flour, one of but
ter, three eggs one pint of milk; boll
the oysters in the water a few minutes,
then moisten the flour with a little cold
milk, and add to it. together with the
butter, milk and beaten eggs ; salt and
nenner to taste : stir cenllv all the time
t is boiling ; then toast two slices of
bread and cut in small pieces, put them
nto your tureen and pour the soup over
them. It requires but little boning.
Ty earning How to Do It. The Oregon
ians have had a hard experience In learn
ing how to prcpiar their products for
shipment, and many articles of really
superior quality have been oftentimes
driven out of the California markets, for
no other reason than that they were not
in lit shape to oner for sale. Good Bacon,
for instance, has often gone begging
buyers at reduced prices, where Califor
nia bacon no better really, but nicely
prepared, has sold at good figures. All
this is being remedied in these latter
days. Our people are learning, at last
f-ays the Oreijonian, that appearances in the
California, markets, go for about as much
as genuine merit, and are acting ac-.-coieisgly.
We are led. to make these re
marks from noticing of late, packages
of bacon, half 5'arrels of dried apples,
salmon raid many other articles, put up
in very neat and inviting style, for ship
ment to San Francisco. Oregonians have
many things yet to learn before they can
ginto every market on terms of equal
ity with all other localities ; but they
are notably improving, and evidently
.on the road to knowing '-how to do it.-'7
i REATMKXT OF l'OULTKY. fcCCUre VOUT
breed for what you want it. If for winter
eggs get the Brahma ; if for amount of eggs
in summer, or during the year, get the
Spanish. Some breeds will lay more, but
.smaller eggs ; but none will give as much
weight m the aggregate as the Black
Spanish. There are other good breeds.
Suit according to your notion or want.
But make it vom forlvble for your folds.
They want to be happy, cheerful ; to have
.enough to eat, -with out gorging them-
es ; tcr a fat hen will not lay, at least,
so well. Have good places to lav as well
as to roost. Do not admit a disturbing
-.element among them. Have a cock wnu
them. Have warm quarters. Have
water ready. Have ashes to wallow ia.
Give access to gravel, to burnt bone, to
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,-uumai ioou , ana yegetauies, sucu as
onions, cabbage, Ac. Mix a little ground
pepper with their food, two or three times
.ueeK. i ui it in a preparation oi corn-
meal or sour milk. Do not exclude the
pepper in winter. These tittle things are
all aids, and only aids. A good breed
en Kept, and comtortably treated, will
lay without all these accessories. Tf
however, as many means as may be, or all
,u jpossiu ie, ana good will result.
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Steami-p Pcdiuno. One cup of new milt ;
one cup of molasses , one cup of fine
chopped suet : one cup of raisins or cur
rants ; one-half teaspoonful of soda ; a lit
tie salt, and flour to make it Hlr or.f
gingerbread
steam three Lours : eat with
MiNfTi: Ft doing. Mix five tablespoon
fuls of flour with half a pint of cold sweet
milk, a very little salt, one-fourth of a nut
meg ; stir it into a pint and a half of boil
ing sweet rmlk ; boil one minute, stirring
constantly ; set it off from the lire until it
gets lukewarm : add three beaten eggs
stir until it boils, and eat with cream and
sugar.
Rexikdy ron Moles. Cut apples or po
tatoes in pieces about the size of a pea and
roll them in strychnine or arsenic. Then
make several small holes where the moles
run, ami drop one or more pieces m each
hole. In a short time the moles will dis
appear. Another exchange says that
tew seeds of castor bean, scattered about
their haunts, will destroy ground moles.
Test for Wool. The quality of woo
is tested by taking a lock from the sheep's
back, and placing it on a surface repre
senting an inch in length. If the spirals
couiit from thirty to thirty-three in that
space,, the wool is equal to the finest
' Electoral"- or Saxony wool. The staple
is inferior i'ccordingiy as it takes a lesser
number to fdl up the same space.
Cocoantt-Cake. Whip
ten eggs, grate two nice
add them ; sift
the whites of
coeoanuts, and
one pound or wmte su
gar into half a pound of silted flour
stir tins well : add a little rose-water
to flavor ; pour into pans, and bake three
fourlhs of an hour.
Cit-Cake. Cream half a cup of but
ter and four cups of sugar by beating
stir in five well well-beaten eggs ; dis
solve one teaspoonful of soda in a cup
oi guou muii or cream, ana six cups
ot silted flour ; stir all together, and Ijalv
ia tins.
Plain Sweet Cakes. Take a half pound
of butter, three-ouarters of a pound of
sugar, a little mace, and five etigss tn?n
beat "lightly, adding to it one pound of
Hour. Cut it into small cakes.
Poor Man's Cake. Three cups of flour
two cups of sugar cue-half cup of butter
two eggs 5 two teaspoonful of cream
tartar : one of soda ; one of salt,
Muffins. Two eggs, two cups of milk,
three and a half cutis of flour, a smal
piece of butter, one teaspoonful of soda
some salt and a half cup ot sugar.
Ginger Cakes. One cup of sour milk
two cups of sugar, half a cup of but
ter, seven cups of flour, half a teaspoon
tul ot soda, ginger to amt the taste.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION issued
out of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Clackamas, on a
ind 'nne'nt rendered March 2Sth, A. D. 1807.
for'lhe sum of one thousand eight hundred
and fortv-six (1,846) dollars, m an action
wherein K. S. I'artlow is plaiutifl, and m.
Whitlock is defendant, which judgment is in
favor of said plaintiff, and against said de
fendant, and interest thereon at ten per cent
per annum from March 2Sih A. D. 1SG7, and
also the sum of sixty nine and S5-I00 (09
S5-IOO) dollars, costs of said action, which
execution is- tested May 24th, Is07, and to
me directed bv the Clerk of said Court, I
have, for want of personal pr operty, this day
levied upon the following- describ.d real es
tate, the property of said Wm. Whitlock, sit
uated in Oregon City, Clackamas county,
State of Oregon, to-wit : A part of lots Nos.
three (-3) and' six (0)in block numbered three
(3), bounded and particularly described a
follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest
corner of lot numbered six (0) in said block
numbered three (30, at the corner of Water
street and an alley ten (lo) feet wide.running
along said alley one Iiundred and thirtyseven
(137'rfeet, to "land heretofore sold by Walter
Pomeroy to Whitlock, thence southerly, and
parallel "with said Water street, thirty-one
(31) feet, thence westerly, and parallel with
said alley, one hundred and thirty-seven (137)
feet, to Water street, thence northerly along
the west side of Water street thirty-one (Si)
feet, tu the place of beginning, together with
all the improvements and appurtenances
thereunto belonging; and I will proceed to
sell all the right, title, interest, claim and
demand of the said Wm Whitlock, both in
law and equity, in and to the said described
rireinises and appurtenances thereunto be
onging, at public auction to the highest bid
der, ou
Saturday thel'ld day of June,
A. D. 107, at ten (lo) o'clock A. M., at the
Court House door in Oregon City, in said
county of Clackamas to saiifv the said exe
cution and ooats of sale. W.M B. BURNS,
Sheriff Clackamas Countv.
May 24th, 1307. (-1.4t"
Ana on
Saturday the 15th day of June, 1857,
At tile It our or IO o'clock A. M
In front of the Court House door, in said
County and State, I will sell the same, (or
so much thereof as shall be necessary to sat
isfy said tax and costs, ) at public auction,
to the highest bidder therefor, in U. S. gold
com. WM. P. BURNS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
SO. 4 Clackamas Co., Oregon.
SEEEIFFS SALE.
VIRTUE OF AX KXECUTIOX issued
out of the Circuit Court of the Stat'1 of
for the countv of Clackamas, and to
me directed, in favor of K. I). Kelly and
against B. Jennings, for the Mini of two hun
dred and eightyeven dollars and niiK-ty-three
cents," (27 93- loot, aUo the sum "of
1'.) So-liin dollars, co.-l of suit, and for want
of personal properly out of which to make
the same, I have, this 24th day ot May, A.
1). 107, levied said execution on ail the right
title and interest of Si.ul B. Jennings in and
to the following described tr.ict or "parcel of
land, to-wit: That certain tract of land des
cribed in Noil neat ion No. 1 (. 1, now on file
in the Land Otlice at Oregon City, Oregon,
us follows, to-wit: Being a part o'f Sections
13 and 2-i, T. 2 South, Iiange 1 K, and a part
of Sections 1 and 19 in Township 2 south.
Range 2 E, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a point 22 91-lnii chains south, and 5 00-1 00
chains west of the X E corner of section 24,
Township 2 S. Uacge 1 E, running thence
north O-'So', east Hi chains, along 1'. M. Ri
nearson's line, thence north 45", west 42
chains, along McX'.irv's line, thence south
03' 31', west to the Willamette liver, thence
south-easterly to the place oi beginning,
containing 320 acres, more or less, and f will
sell the same at public miction to the highest
bidder, on
Saturday June 2'2d A. J) 18G7,
at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court House door
in Oregon City, in said Countv and State, to
satisfy the above in en tinned amounts, and
accruing costs. WM. P. BUHNS,
Sheriff Clackamas County.
Mav 24th, 1807. (31 .44
MORTGAGE FORECLCSUBE.
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State
of Oregon, for the county of Clackamas.
William Strong, administrator of the estate
of Amory Hoi brook deceased, phi in till, vs.
Granville C. Thurman, &. Catharine Thur
man, defendants: . Suit in equity to fore
close mortgage.
50 et. Internal Revenue Stamp, cancelled.
To the above named defendants: In the
name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
on file in the above entitled case, on or be
fore the lirst day of the fust term of said
Court, which will be held at the Court House
iu Oregon City, Clackamas counts, State of
Oregon, next after the expiration of six
weeks from and after the date of this sum
mons, and in case of your failure so to do,
you will take notice that the above named
plaintiff will take a judgment against you
Granville C. Thurman for the sum of -125,
and interest thereon at the rate of three per
cent, per month, from the 1st day of March,
A. I). ls5o, and apply to the Court to have
the Mortgage described in said complaint
foreclosed, and the land described in said
Mortnsre soli to pav said sum, interest, and
costs'of this suit. JOHNSON & McCOWN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bv order of Iloa. E. D. Suatti ck,
30. Ot Judge of said Court.
NOTICE.
IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
was duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of Henry Baker deceased, bv the Hon
Judge of the County Court of Clackamas
County, State ot Oregon, at the Mav term of
said Court, A. I). 1S07. All person's hav.inr
claims against said estate are required to
present the same, with proper vouchers to
the undersigned, at the office of Johnson &
McCown m Oregon Citv, Clackamas county
fctate ot Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice. WM. S. YOUXG,
"3t i , Administrator.
Dated May 11th, 1S67.
B
.'Y
SIIEEIirFS SALE.
VIRTUE OE AX EXECUTION issued
from tin- Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, lor the. county of Clackamas, in fa
vor of A. F. Hedges, executor of the e.-tato
of Win. Arthur Sen. deceased, i;nd" against
X. P. Mack, fur the sum of one hundred and
sixty-two dollars and tweotv-iive cents, also
the sum of tweni v-M v dollars and thirty-live
cents,-damages and costs, and for want of
personal propei ty out of which to make the
same, I have this i-lth day of May, lso7,
levied this execution on the south half of
the following described tract of hind, situ
ated in Clackamas county, State of Oregon,
known in the Land Oiiic'e iu Oregon City as
the hind described iu Xotiiicat ion No. 09U1,
CVrtilkate No. ioi9, as claim 37, being parts
oi'scciioos 27 and 2s, 33 and 31, in township
2 S Range 3 E. Bounded as-follows: Be
ginning at a point 0 7s-loo chains East. 20
lo loo chains South of the South East corner
of the South West, quarter of said section t'7,
thence West s,l o7-loo chains, thence North
1" E no oo-loo chains, thence East so chains,
thence South 79 So-lro chains to the place of
beginning, the whole tract containing 013
50 too acres, more or less. I will soil all the
right, title and interest of said X. P. .Mack
in and to the south half of said tract of Ian J,
io the highest bidder for cash in h ind, on
Saturday, llie'l'ld day of June,
A. 1). 1S07, at the hoar of 2 o'clock, p. m., of
said day, at the Court House door in Oiesron
City, in said county and State, to satisfy "the
above amounts and costs aceruhur.
WM. B. BURNS,
Sheriti Clackamas Countv.
May 24th, 1867. (31:-H
SHERIFF'S SALE. '
IN riJRSUAXCE OF A CEUTAIX JUDG
ment and decree rendered in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the county
of Clackamas, in a certain suit in equity
wherein James Shirley is plaiutifl, and
George Burchardt, Elizabeth Burchardt, and
J. E. Hurford are defendants, and by vittne
of a certain execution and order of sale now
in my hands duly issued on said judgment
and in pursuance thereof, tested the 2 1st
day of June, lsc,7. 1 iJaVe this 24 th day of
May, 1807, levied on and will proceed to'seii
in one parcel to the highest bidder for gold
or silver coin, the following described tract
or parcel of land situated in Clackamas coun
ty State of Oregon, to wit : The south half of
section twenty-one (21) in township live, (5)
South, Range' one (1) Eat of the Willamette
Meridian, containing three hundred and
seven (3o7) acres, more or less, for the pur
pose of paying the judgment before men
tioned and costs of sale, said sale to take
place
On the 22d day of June, at 1 o'clock
p. m., at the Court- House door in Oregon
Citv, Clackamas countv, Oregon.
WM. P. BURNS,
Sheriff Clackamas County.
May 21st, ISO". (31:4t
, ; :
County Assessor's Not ice.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OX
JJS the 2oth day of May, I shall, with the
assistance of my deputies, proceed to assess
the countv of Clackamas tor State, School,
and County purposes, and collect the Poll
Tax for the year 1S07. All persons within
said county, holding real or personal prop
erty, or acting as agents for such, will be re
quired to make out a full and correct list of
ids or her property, to be given in under
oath, when called for by the A-sessor.
. All real property to be described as follows
Number of Section, Range Township, tVc.
All city or town property b,- the Number
of Block, and Number of Lot."
Said statement must contain a full and
correct list of all personal propertv, house
hold turniture to be included, froin which
there will be exempt the amount of three
hundred. dollars from tax.
Any person failing to comply with this
notice, will be liable to a fine of A;.
C. O. !!(ITT(1V
Assessor for Clackamas Couutv
. is 07.
May Oth, 1 St
Xotice to John F. Ensh.
Y0tH ARE 11KTiEV NOTIFIED THT
..e m!lde,I-pncatio1i at the Land
Omce at Oregon City, Oregon, to enter un
fer the Homestead Act the X half of SE
quarter, tue si, quarter of SE quarter of Sec
It', and the NE quarter of the NE quarter of
Sec. So, T. 2S. R. 1 E., and that I will, on
Saturday the 22d day of June, 1SG7,
at the hour of 3 o'clock p. M, produce testi
mony before the Register and Receiver of
said Laud Otlice, to show that vou have for
feited your right to said tract of land bv
abandonment thereof. Geo. W. PROPER
May 22d, ISO 'SMt'
PORTLAND BUSINESS GUIDE.
Persons having business in Portland are ad
vised to note the following firms.
W. A. ALPK1CII. J. C. MERRILL. JOH.V St'CBAKEX,
M'GRAKEN, MERRILL& GO.
SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND
Forwarding Merchants,
AGENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA,
Hawaiian and Oiegon Packet Lines.
Importers of San Quentiu and Carmen
Island Salt, Saudwich island Sugars, Coffee,
Rice, and Pulu.
Agents for Provost's k Co.'s Preserved
Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles and Vinegar. '
Dealers in Hour, Grain, Bacon, Lard k
Fruit,-Lime, Cement and Plaster.
Will attend to the Purchase, Sale or Ship
ment of Merchandise or Produce in New
York, San Francisco, Honolulu, or Portland.
ALDRICH, MERRILL & CO.,
Nos 204 and 200 California Street,
.San Francisco.
M'CRAICEX, MERRILL k CO.,
10 North Front Street, Portland.
Island Sugar and Molasses.
9 50Q KEGSKLAXD SUGAR;
' 150 BBLS. ISLAND MOLASSES,
ex-Hc nolulu Packet, and for
sale by M'CRAKEN, MERRILjl A CO.
W ILL A M E T T E
mm WORKS - COMPANY s
fTfj North Front and E sts.,
SsmMbS Portlaiul. Oregon.
STEAM EMGIME
AND
BOILER BUI LDERS.
THESE WORKS ARE LOCATED ON the
bunk of the river, one block north of
Couch's Wharf, and have facilities for turn
ing out machinery promptly and ellicientlv.
We have secured th-o services of Mr. John
Nation, as DUeetor of the Works, whose cx
peiience on this coast fur f i fteen years jives
him a thorough knowledge of the various
kinds of machinery required for mining atul
milling purposes. We ae prepared to exe
cute orders for all classes of machinery and
boiler works, such as
MINING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY !
FLOURING MILLS ! SAW MILLS !
QUARTZ MILLS ! ! MINING LUMPS ! !
&cc, cc.
3Lai "j'-jcf .it a hid J'i i ., Jo'.--. liK-ni of nil
l-hxt-i. 1ROX SIII'TIKH WOUK at S.tn
I i K':'i- : ixt , ti'vhilif. Vi::tlt ii; A'i:
ta(o J' ute at (rlii''.-i' t;i.d. Aumlffiitadot'.
';.''. 'tad .SU cuf Si'-'f Adft.-.?itilf Patent
I'txton J',(crij, ( Uhtf apjitled- ioot-l neic
:fii.H ;?;.' . (hwrtz tu X'toes and
die, if lh- U -;t if. i d ii'Oii. 3:1'
'Removed I Removed !
TiiO old and well known
. Mo.xxAsncs, Ps:j.id :.,
i'OiiTLAND OiiLGON,
Has not iuscjntinlti) wokk:
btit has been removed to S-'cond street,
betveen Aihler and Morrison slreets, whore
business will be conducted on as large a .u:'.k
as in years past. 2: 1 y
11. W. 011IIBTT9
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Amctican and English
HARDWARE,
Also : BOOTS and SHOES!
No. 53 Front street, corner of Oak, Portland.
Building Hardicarf, (farpenf: r.r and
Jo'ui.crf Tools, Cutlery, Siddlery
Hardware, Sjr'rnys and Axels, and
Blacks m Wis To off,
Agricultural 'Implements !
MIXING TOOLS!
ENGLISH: HARDWARE!
Direct from England, selected expressly
for this .Market.
P o Vv d b ii, Lkad, and Shot!
Having had an EXPERIEXCEI) AG EXT in
New Yoik, who attends exclusively to
- purchasing and forwarding Comls for me,
I am enabled to obtain them c'ireet from
the Manufacturers, at the lowest rates,
cud to otl'cr superior inducements to
purchasers. 0'Lly
g. w. nourxsox.
J. 11. LAKE.
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
i -
If A IX STREET, OP EG OX CITY.
BARLOW & FULLER,
(Successors to Wortman &Sheppanl.)
Keep constantly on hand
CAKES! PIES! BREAD!
And Crackers of all kinds f
Orders in this Line will meet with
PROMPT ATTENTION ! .
BARLOW & FULLER
Also keep on hand all kinds of
FAMILY GUOCFUIES!
AND PROVISIONS !
STEAM BOAT STORES !
And all Articles ticed for Culinary
Purposes !
BARLOW & FULLER
Sell a fine assortment of
LIQUORS AND TOBACCO !
Uy the Case, or at retail !
Attention is also directed to the fact
that nobody else sells the
FAMOUS G LEAS ON CHEESE !
m SHORT !
Farmers and the public generally, are in
vited to call at the City liakery, where the
truth will be made apparent that our stockia
complete, and our juices reasonable. All
kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods. DAUEOW k FULLER.
Oregon City, Jan. Jlh, IsoT. (12:1V
Gil E A T F E X I A N
BOOK A HER El-
Xotwillisf anding there was a Rebellion
over in Ireland the oilier day, and the Print
ers all became Demoralized, and George up
set a "form" and knocked my advertisement
into-Pi," nevertheless,
E . D . KELLY
Is on hand at the old Stand, and
has for sare the following
articles, lo wit:
Coffee, Japan Tea, Dried peaches,
pTea, Ulack Tea, Linen twine,
C olden syrup, C recti tea, t,onee sugar.
Sugars, Chocolate, Pulverized do.
Salaratus, Corn starch, Crushed do.
Packing fait, Oswego do. Chemical soap.
Dairy salt, Candies, Castile do.
Table salt, Ground coffee, Fancy toiletdo.
Cooking soda, Farini, Zante currents
Sal.-soda,
Hope,
Corn Meal,
U rooms,
Lead,
Shot,
Sardines,
Mackerel,
Codfish,
X tit-megs,
Ulacking,
Smth.,
White Deans, Prunes,
Duckets, M acuroni.
Soda crackers,
Putter do.
Lemon sjrup,
Flavoring ext.
Kerosene oil,
Olive oil,
Clothes pins,
Cream tartar,
Gun caps,
U Shooter balls
o-Shooter "
Dlasi'g jiowd'r
Sportintr do.
Valley Mills do
cast powd'rs,
Washing do.
EaIICKAT
Stove and Tin Store!'
No. It; I Front street, Portland, Oregon,
next door to Everdiug oc Deebe.
ROBINSON Si LAKE,
DEALERS IX
Slovcs, Copper and Sheet Jron Ware.
HAVE J 1ST LAID IX A LARCI i: stock
of stoves of the htlest styles, consist
ing in part of the following coik stoves :
Pride of Ike Pacific, Republic,
Cold:. i Gate, Cryst'd Palace,
Buries Patrni, Harvest Quee.-i.
Diamond Hoc!-, Hearthstone,
Also : A good stock of Parlor and Cox
itoves, tin ware, Ac., 4c.
Also: An assortment of Pumps, cic.
. 'e are satisfied that wo can Jive sat'isfae
tton to our patrons, in everv respect, as we
areIetermhusl to sell at fair ju ices.
V, e hold ourselves in readiness, and are
prepared to do roofing, spouting, and all
kinds oi job work, on short notice, and m a
satisfactory manner,
, , ROBINSON i LAKE.
1-ortiaud, March i:,th, ist'T. L-Lly
ASISRICAN EaCKAUGE,
il'de LIXCOLX IIOUXE,)
A'o. SI Front street, Portlaml Oregon.
L. P. Y. QUIMDY, J-RorK-KTou,
(ZuUef Vfitttm Hold.)
This 1 louse is the most commodious in Die
State, newly furnished, and it will be the en
deavor of the proprietor to make his guests
comfortable. The Daggare Wagon will al
ways be found at the iand'iig on the arrival
of steamships and river boats, carrying bag
gage to the house free of charge. " 17.iy
Sunday School and Gift Eooks !
ITUiOM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIE
. ty ant) Massachusetts Sunday School
Society. For sale at Messrs. lliirgren &
Shindler's, First street, corner of Salmon
Portland, Oregon. G. IL ATKINSON, '
See.'v and Treas. Oregoa Tract Soc V
S. S1I I N'DLE Ii, Depositary. 9,-,' f Y
tj ci ,at t ue
Pails, Vinegar,
Liquorish, Cheese,
liominy, 35or:is,
Dried apple"?, Raisins,
lUueing, Stove polish,
Rice, Pcurl harley,
;'.-iro, I he fruits,
YVrithicr ink, ar.i'la ext.,
Tacks, Wa:-,h boards, Wash-tubs,
Saim gloss starch, ermaciii.
Can.- strawberries, Concentrated Lye,
'i'Jjatco, t ,s5nll Tint,
Oysters, Ground spices,Engl. pickc-ls,
Lobsters. Cinnamon, American do
Tomatoes, Cloves, Cann'd fruits,
Peaches, Ginger, Cranb'y-sauce,
(irccn coin, 'ost.nil, Worcstr 'chire,
.leisies, Pepper, F'i nch imit'd
Catsup, (io sauce, Liock matches,
If-" Cash, and one price to everybody.
No aoods mis--epreseattd to effect sales.
7. if E. D. KELLY.
KIGHX,1T IMPORTANT !
iCVf To all wishing
II 0 1 is : S H O E ! N G. BL ACK .
SMITHING, JliON, ETC.
John W. Lewis,
O-rner of M. MX and. SECOXD Ui-itt,
OREGON CITY,
Takes this oj.-jiurtu.nUy to inform his
olJ ciisto'.nor, nnd tho public
in general, that he now
lias on hand
MISCELLANEOUS. " ,
AMD
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j
I. SI.L.IiVG9
Comer of Main and Third str&
OTiV.nnx rrrr lsf
THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS m
hoj'ing for a continuance of the'sa
would invite the attention of the puQ"?'
his large stock now in store, consisting ,
fancv and stnnlo " o Oi
j r
O
f
k' :- ';'
O
DRY GOODS, o
FUIlNiSII ING GOODS
ijeaoy made cloth?p
boots and shoes
HATS AND CAPS'
VALICES, TUraKS. :
AND UMBRELLAS!
Grocories.Crockery, Glass and Plated '
Ware, Paints, Oils, Lan3ps,
Wicks, Chimneys, and Burners'
Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc,
Be in a Hundreds of Other Ariirle f -
loo numerous to Mention f
o
lf" Call and examine for yourself, I fal; "
pleasure in showing goods," and customers -will
find the articles at reasonable figures 1
for cash or produce. I. SELLING. ' i
Corner store, opposite the
"'ly Tin and stove store.
REMINGTON'S ARMORY!
Ilion, New York.
Agency - Pacific Coatt,
310 Vasliingoia St., San IT'raciseo.
OX HANI) FOU SALE.
At Greatly Eeduoed Prices!
LARGE STOCK
Tl JSL S.
REVOL VcR s,
Army, T.jivy anj tSvlt, Single an
Jbllc Action.
RIFLES,
BrctcJs Loading, Revolving audi, if.
TILE CELBB?ATED
UMIOM PLOW !
And other pal terns which he warrants in
every particular to give satisfaction. The
Earniing community are especially and
earnestly invited to call and see these im
plements, before purchasing elsewhere.
All work in his line is done in the best
possible manner, and at such prices as must
suit ail. In connection with the above de
partment of business the undersigned is also
prepared to manufacture
Vfayous and Carriages of every hind!
in point of style and durability
Eat'.VL TO ANY 1MPOUTED!
Having constantly on hand for sale a large
assortment of material, consisting in part of
WAGON TIMBER.
IRON, STEEL, ETC,,
The prcprieior v .
Enabled to 111 1 all Orders !
Ihr sut'i Article on
The Most Favorable Terms.
vr" Ail woik from this establishment,
and all material sold on order, is warranted
to be as represented.
J. W. LEWIS.
Oregon City. Pw. i . i ;.-,r,. 1Av
.JL ,..
YOGI'S ic A Ij BIUGHT,
EXGSLSIOH& MARKET!
Corner of Fourth and Main' Sts..
Oregon City Oregon.
r I TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN FORM INC
JL the public that they keep constantly on
hand ail kinds fresh and salt meats, such as
BEEF, POlMv.
MUTTON, VEAL,
CO UN ED BEEF, HAMS,
PICKKLED PORK, LARD,
And everything else to be found in theirlinc
of business. LOCUS & ALBRIGHT.
Oiegon City, April 2th, 16K. 2:fy
CAN EM A STORE!
JAMES M0RFITT & CO.,
TTfOULir INFORM THE PUBLIC ES
' pecially of Can. mah, that they have
established a Store at that place, where they
will keep on hand a well assorted stock of
Merchandise and Groceries.
which will be sold at reasonable rates, for the
ENTER I'RIE iWVirv " Vnv,i&e of establishing permanently such a
1 lU a' Ui 1 1CL- 1 necessity at Canemah. Trv us. ,a-v
(3-y
GlTX C1XES, IlEFSiTEFiS,
Single Barrel Vest Focket PL oi,
(Now Models.)
All tlic Di2ciciit &X tt rns und Styl
of Finisfi.
GUN BARRELS AND MATERIAL
A
K
UPWARDS OF rJWO IIFNHKET
thousand furnished thoXnitcd Siai-i
Government since ISC.
Army Revolver, 44 foo in. Caliber.
Navy Revolver, StI-loo iu. Caliber.
Beit Revolver (sf cocking, ) Navy Cul.a
Be!i Revolver, Navy Si Caliber."
I'olicc Revolver, Navy Size Caliber.
New Rocket Revolver (with loading lever.
J'ockwt Revolver (self cocking, j
Repeating J'iVlol KIliotQd.; No. oB Ca't.
Re;eat"yig I'istol ( Elliol jt.) No. '22 ( r
Vest Pocket Fistol No. 2'', So and S2 Ca-:.
G un Cane, using No. 8-2 Cartridge. s
Single Barrel Shot Gun.
Revolving Rifle, 3; and 45-100 in. Calib-.
Breech Loading Ritlo, No. C2 CaijtfidL'e.
Bi eecb Loadi n; Carbine, No. 4o CartriJ.
U. S. Hi He (Steel Baprel i Sabre Ifavor,:
U. S. Rifle Musket, SpVingUcld Fatte'rn.
Z-i Our Breech Loading arms havejn-:
been approved and adopted for military s :
vice in Europe.
E. REMINGTON k SONS, Ilion, N. Y.
AL.Br.RTE.CR-VXE,
2S:ff. Agtnt. San Piamifo.
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1AIN KILLER CURES SORE THROAT.
FAVORITE MEDICINE WITH ALL
ciasses, is Davis' I'uin Killer.
F YOU HAVE PAINTER'S COLIC, L?.
the Pain Killer.
O MEDICINE IS SO POPULAR A
the Pin Killer. O
EEP THE PAIN KILLER ALWA1
at hanu.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH OR Cr?LP, u
tiie Pain Killer.
IOOK OUT AND NOT GET CAUGHT
.j without a bottle of the Pain Killer.
LET EVERVOODY USE THE PAl.V
Killer for sprains and bruises.
7 VERY TRAVELER SHOULD CARRY
XLJ a bottle of Pain Killer with him.
REMEMBER, THE PAIN" KILLER IS f-r
both Internal and Ext(ial use.
The Pain Killer is sold by all Drr:
gists an -4 Dealers in Family Medicine?.
Sold by Bell k Parker, Oregon Citv, aid ,
by Hode, Calef & Co., and Smith &"Uav:,
Portland.
Perry Davis and Son Proprietors, 74 Hi;3
street, Providence, R. L, STS St Paul st
Montreal, C. E.; and 17 Southampton Ih
London, England. ;4i
OILS AND WINDOW GLASS,
Varnishes, Brushes. CoalfQd
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, $CKS, kf:. A-,
Maphine Oil, Boiled Linseed 0'j
Lard Oil, Raw do
Castor Oil, Neal 8-foot Oil
Polar OilQ China Nut "
Turner'' s Oil, Sperm Oil
Turpentine, Alcohot. t
For sale at low rates by O ;
A. IIOLLUB k Co., e
San Francisco. p'".SE
A. J. MONROE.
W. A. K. MELLES.
MONROE & MELLEN.
Dealers in California. Vermont, anl ,
Italian Marbles, Obelisks, Mmu '
?nents, Head and Foot stones,
Salem Oregos.
Mantles and Furniture Marble furnished
to order. O ll'.'.Sm
300,000 lbs.
ool yyanti:d i
For vvliipb tht Vibrbsf. r.ili rrice w'1'
be paid, at the store of "
J. R. RALSTON,
24.tf Oregon Qtr '
Wool Wsiwtcd.
LBS. WOOL i
wvnted: :
500,000
For which the highest cash price will be
paid by ' S cn.VRMAN & BK0. f
Oregon City, JIarch 2'jth, 1S07.
ron sae.
Property in Oregon City !
One house and two lots, together
with the hrinsphdld trnnAa mirt t'nrni-cr
tun?. 231 Apwly to J. E. HUKFOKi';
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C0URT?SY OF BANCROFT T.TRT?ary
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