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Saturday, August 3, 1367.
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OVai.i..v W.v'.r.v l-7.n:. "iLc V, alia V a!la
(jVuiity Agrieultaral .Society will bold its
so.comlcanmial I-air 0:1 the 2 J. dd.-ith, and
At of tfotobor.
Ilons So. The Wulla Walla i'tfesmwn.
is surprised to learn that the Oregon City
Paper Manufacturing Company was not a
decide. 1 .sued., and hopes thai the rail!
will yet fall 1 1 to hands of men who will
Onake it pay.
A New Cnom. A leading Democratic
sheet in San Francisco has struck a new
chord. I Op peals to the fears of it. party, i
si ml savs that the only way in which to
avert civil war in California is to elect Mr.
FPbght.
O OgwKfjo Post (Juki:. Mr. J. A. Mac
Ponald has received all the papers neces
s.irv, and a-sumed Jhe ditties of Post
.Master, at ( ivcgo. IPs ofliee is on Green
street, and is very conveniently situated.
Mr. M lcPorPibl '" one cf the new-comers
who fins tak-m hold with a will and deter
min.it ii Q sit that new town, lie has al
ready built two or three houses, and has
further improvements in contemplation.
Mr. MaePonald will act a.s agent for the
Knikki'I.is:-: at Oswego, and subscribers
there will timl tiie papers ut his oCice on
Saturday evening of each week.
dverxment J '.! i'i:ovi:MKN rs. A small
vessel is being fitted at Celilo. to be
used in 'improving the Columbia lliver
above Umatilla. It -is thought that a
good stage of water may be had as far up
as Pewiston, on Snake river, after this,
service is peidbrme.f. This will be fine
lor the Pewiston folks.
TEi.Kon.ii'iiu:
-i-:u's. 1 ho desnatclies 1 ,
la'.s v eek are not worth printing. Santa
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lu-au lo-u.-J- ua-i uu e io-i:iorrow
'ihe Nhttional Pa.' Jlall Club of Wahlim:
ton ( i!y are yet on (heir travels. to;t were
beaten at the iitrle town of Iloekibrd, Jii;-
nois. q lueendiary (ires erc des;ro ir.g
large amoniits of property at various
points in the Atlantic Slates.
Lkiuxixu to Puivk. We hear from
New Yolk that Mr. John Mason is cn
route to the Pacific Slates again. lie has
traveled over a large part of Europ dur
ing his abs.?KQ and m-suves us that he
has be0mie better educated in the art of
driving than he was when, on one occas on
q.h few years since, his carriage refused to
climb a lamp post n From street Port-
'kyvl. while we were with him, taking a
xiite.
'I;.; OkhooXi'a.v. The new steamship
(,-i'iuni':ni v.-.ll not run to Portland. She
1 is Ix-eeme tie pro criy of the Nordi
0A .eric.u Sse.im.- hi:
Con,
inc. e el v.iil
r:m to J'ai.aina in coi:iie.,t;t;n with the
y rod., iu opposition to the l'aci;;c Mail
.'ompaiiy's steyniers. This we have from
a reualne source. Also, we learn that ;
this company will run the Mse.s 'hy'or
mid a steamer 8:1 the other side, via the
Nicaragua route. This line have now the
finest .-dups alloat.
Tfoxonvnv l!0;ut.r.s. -We observe by
our exchanges that th.o University at
iilem have lately conferred several hon
oraiy titles upon (listingnbhed persons
in Oregon. This we pre. ume is done
without civirge to the recl;dents. Not
E; v. I'.h his J Ton. Judge JIoir:ir:.n of
Portland, however. Wliih; in. that Clfy
a tew ttavs s;oce we a-serva tea: ne
eoverred
tno title oi D. i). uoou an
ia.ifitl'ual not so popular, and charged
him o3 for the service.
CpCr.MKNT. The Oreyonirin last Tuosday
luui well written ardclc on the subject of
cement, to be made by Kir.vpp, Pu;rell ,t
Co. wlio are preparing to maim fact sire
.'.()0i)dvarre!s a monLh is necessary, from
the (piarriits of Prof, ifopklnson opposite
Astoria. The Jlcra'A &, also heavy on the
cement" (piestion, pv-t of a different na
ture. Mr. Drown wishes to cement 'the
bonds of brotherly love.Q To forgive and
forget, etc., which is surely commendable,
if the past could be made to appear as an
error in the new light.
Senator W i s.uams. The Republicans
of this city have taken steps to secure at
least one good speech from Senator Wil
liams belore he leaves for the Fast. Yfeare
told that the Senator lays out a fine plat
of the work the party ought to do tor the
next two years, and speaking for omeif
indivbdjU dily -we speak for nobody else in
a politic; ine we should like to hear
i.lm. We regret that the movement was
not made early enough to allow us time
to state the result this week, as our county
friends although busily employed at
home would no doubt like to be present
on the occasion.
Pa a$$s. The buoys being made at the
ilaimette Iron orks m Portland for. like an e.bged tool. Trey get G percent,
maidrijig ontJhe clianuel of the Columbia i on what is e.pa.al to 90 per cent, of iheir
bebiw St. Helen, and to give the bearings ; eireukuion, and they get ,G fo 7 per cent,
on Ihe bur, are very idee. Capt. Connor- j beside, on that circulation. Pru the pe
the generous and kind hearted commander ! culiar operations of banking, enable these
of t:e (rtpi:,oni is deserving of great : insiiiutious to net i. om 2t) to 70 per cent,
ere-iit loV his pea-severance in calling ihe ' on the cash which they start these slave-a-
ento.m of the Pre.-s, as well that of our ; creating insdsutions with. The three
Senators, to this subject. IPia'ly resulting hundred banks now d .dug business over
Qin the estabpsiunent of iht-buoys. It was the country are so many er.gm-s of ep
ne of Sonar-t c'orbett's first ntoves in p-rcsion. and only serve to shackle the
Congress to look alter this interest. j we.iith-ereaFing class, s. Honks may be
Pcn-T
Soexo NVt.iT.o- IbiH.e.r
ThecJhP'or? says the above named com- j
pugy ave met wiih very good success in i
the sale of aS-es. in their joint-stock n iv- I
g uion ent-rpr:se6GTuis is the more sads-
factory because Qui it depend cheap I
freights and passage on the Sound. If. !
from any unforeseen circumstance, this I
Company should be compelled to. or vol- !
nntarily withdraw their steamer from the j
Sound, and we be left to the soulless mon- j
T''-dy, that so long sapped the life of trade !
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-V -Ui'l t ll.ulCr tl iinl- ot
v.:.g irotuoo're to v !ct..rin n-,.l
return.
woohi. to draw it mdd. be a cause of!
gtoe-al regiv-t. Cheap traveling has at- j
Qi eady started a stream of travel by Ihis !
is-aue between Oregon. California aiid the !
Colony to the North. Let this be checked i
because of exorbitant charges and the cf- !
Oect will be immediate and Injurious. !
i.iere are other and weightv considera- I
.t.oas which commend tld o,,.; 1
tho citizen, and traders of Put Sound,
and we believe that iu a fewVeok, wo
vOck s taken. 'Ihe- eaoital c-r..o-
'mW U at isjiioo in ob.-bt lim?
A, tk. i 7 . it sa-ju d an
u.ttu'..iy.
IVIiat iHuiie I?a.i'.icsT
Asked a leading citizen of Portland, of
us. a few (Ltys ago. One who is ver-cd ia
financial matters, by the way, and invests
by the thousands. According to the best
authorities, panics are caused especially
by sudden fright wtihout real cause, cr
by a intliug cause or luisappreLemdon of
danger. We think the present f:-ar of a
panic, has more to do with snaking dall
times than the real facts of the car! will
warrant. We hare never felt disposed io
admit that there was actual dangers to our
finances ahead. The country never be
fore was so prosperous, bee..vu-.e lucre was
never before known a time when money
was so abundant. We believe ;pJ!3,G0i)
could be obtained on good r-eciiidties at
the three banking hous"S of Portland any
moment. We are informed that .? 13,000.-
000 is lying uncalled for ia the banks of
San Francisco. Go to ihe Atlantic States
and more money is found seeking iuvoft
ment than can possibly find lakers. Iu
Kurope the same ftato of things exist.
Money is actually cheaper row than it
was every known to be. This being the
case, a panic, in the general acceptation
of the term is impossible, but the fear of a
crash eau:-es apm'c.to such an extent as we
see it 11 in Oregon by dull times.
Then again, the oaestion arises : Are
times dull? They are, in a measure, in
consequence of the panic! Men talk of
hard times thoughtlessly, talk of it c a
matter of speculation, and a general be
lief ensues that we are to experiei. te a fi
nancial crash. With this belief 1 .MI ions
of money are cautiously -withdrawn from
the channels of trade. P-nlances are kept
closer than common, and or.temphued
improvements are for the time suspended
This all tends to make a deprwicn, be
cause the great percentage of the human
fimilv are dependent unon their dailr toil
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meat, they be-,m to strag -.e lor au er-
istence.
Ve hold that at present in this State
there is absolute! v no Conn la ion in cm??
for the panic which is upon us. rih-t:;u-J
never were better in Oregon, if people
would only think so and act in accord
ance with those thoughts, in their bti.'lness
transactions. It must not be expected
Ironi the nature of things in this kingdom
th.it there i : to be a uniformity in prices
alvv.
P is
t:
tatP-ns that ha v.
coodilion. Con
brought us to e;ir )
fortuity would be as v.
belter fur ail of uV.
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lu';:n Moxicr. We hold, s-.tyr. Xf-w
Yurk writer of June iUd, that the banklrfg
business of the country should not be 1 ft
in the har.da ol the Gormrnent : but if i;
is, let it Mdstlti;e leg d tender. for th'
ihree hundred millions of National Bank
Notes, and secure the most, uniform cr.r-
j mmy po-sdde for the people, lvrt of
! gold and silver, the only true and un
j changt-.ble repre-entitlves of value. It is
! also now conceded that there will not-
onlv be no contraction of the eur."-:my.
,Uit lbat l!:t, ,.u,at West demand a. fnrih-r
is.-ue of p.ij.'er money , and this idea wili
be broached in Congress as s -on as pes.-i-bie.
Jndced there are i:d! U'-if; il men
who are 'iscu vsii:g the feasibility of pay
ing off the i'-J.tJoO tloc.ou:) debt at once
tarougn the creation ond issue ot grem-
backs to that amount. We m-.?t heartily I
hope that ihis will be done. It will dl- ;
pose of the deb t matter very suddenly.
and the fimuict-.il qne-dion also, it would
be a desperate and fearful remedy, bat
the tcirible crisis, the patient, would once
move have s.o.ind health, which never will
: he the ea-e ns loncc as this de bt remains In
its present condition.
Coon CoKKit. Under date ot dune cl.'ld
th.o Thnc.i' New York correspondent saps :
" We note a larger export oi dopwdo
produce, and a conFd Maible shipment ol
specie. The reports oi' the crowing crops
continue most encouraging, and there D a
prospect that the yield of cotton in the
Southern Spates ibis year will be daubs?
that of last. It is useless to deny Fad
this country feels a degree of buoyancy
to-day that it has not experienced in z
vear past. a. id we trust that the barTed
will be ail that it promFes, North and
South. If nothing disappoints our great
mercantile and manufacturing interests,
we sliail evidently realize a belter fdl
trade than we have bad in saverai pa''
seasons. We note the arrival of twelve
thousand emigrants last week. ug;pr.;d ien
thousand seven hundred the. M.ne week
a year ago. We ha; 1 U.!.e ari'tvals :1s so'
muan solid wealth, r., these people cume
here, ail of them, 0 create wealth."
.national f,A.vic SftiTRtTtits." The pe
curiiies Leld by the Treaotry in trust for
the national banks as a ba.-is of circula
tion amount to t'Ft.otbt.so:), whieli pays
depositors the sum of Sih). Km.000 in gold
:i very comfort aide tlo'iig for the banks
thus depositing, and cutting the people
i s-t itown as -necessafv evtts. una toe
fewer of these evils we have the better.
N:;w CoAmxo Sro't a.:.. We have infor
inatlon Pom a reliable source i-howmtr
u? that the evep-meait in S 01 Frauclsoa
about the -new Id. o.d" h: -dy
cd" ia 'he Pacitlc. grew pre ;;
the fact that the PaclaV P.o;
.over
Pom toas"
were lifting out a
coid sh
to
station far on the new route to
They Lad no intention of
takimr
the late renub.d discovery" but haw
I CCUi kUVIU V CMt-l IO IjI iua.-j J.i,iilOS ano I
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StiO
als, in latitude 2 12 north. longitude
177-1 Vfcst. discovered on the diii of !
July lsdfi. bv a friend of ours who was on
acruFe in the Hawaiian barb a hi
e Jiawanan Ur.rk Lar.'.'na
that year. The memoranda, of the (Po.i
bla. on that cruise, ia n jw the most reli
able chart masters and commanders have
on that Jong route. The Parade ocean
is full of dangerous shoals and PhiiUs. and
Government should see to it that bet
ter surveys are made at once.
Orrosmo- Ac.tix. A t,ew company
lias been formed to run a line of screw
steamers between San Francisco and
' 1,rSlun'1- Three will be here to en-
1 t- . 2 A . "'.."! "''-"" it'im.as. it
' , hi mat Mr. Kalston. of the Pa
- aliWmw u interested in 1 1 ua titter.
?."wa;iiera aid Ci Imiimls.
Tt is a favorite theme wuh lawyers who
have the defence of men charged wit;,
great crimes, that the newspapers have
prejudged their clients. They declaim
against the journals tor narrating the.
circumstances under which the alleged
crimes were commit led, and urge that
no man can do bis duty as a juryman
who has previously read the particulars
ia the papers.
If there were anything in such object
ion to newspaper criticism, it would aFo
be nee ?ssar to'forbll C"umo! for ihe
proscutioti opening cao by a general
statement of the lac's he im.-mls
to prove. He fhculd not be allow
ed to prejudice the minds of Pi
jury by arguments and cor. elusions L-e-fc.ro
they have ke-"d the evi imm . If
this held with regard to the counsel for
the prosecution, it would al.'o in regard
to the opening Fpp'.-ch for the defence,
bceanss that aio tends to prrjnd:;e rh
rcinds of jurors ag.tinst the prosecution.
Jf the?? o;'jooi;o:;:3 to opening add'.-e.s
on both side-? prereiled: Nett, closln ;
nrgument would bo objected to for
similar re.ison : and all that ti-e jury
would har" to goi V tlmm in finding
thdr verdict waa'd l3 the disjoin Sod
evidpnee of rdtnww, and of T:tne.-,?
not alTs-ars i.ru.hrul. and tb instructions
of the judge on the law a s'ate of
things which, though it might favor the
cscare cf crimiaals, would not aid the
ir.noent.
It i- not necefary to defend thore
rare eaes in which journfiii" talis Into the
error of dsurni3fi( the gailtoia iRa.i before
he is trmd. and raiir a stcrm of
public indignation a,ramst him. Thv
question of prf-judlce ia often raised
where noT.ing hn been done :st dr?w
a graphic picrnr of :he crime and its
surrounding. The imbur-noe of newspa
per in aI:ing in the detection of crini
is iindouhterfPr one of thf m.?s; i.ower
ful ii:tru:neat' in the hands of society,
fir the pub!i:-py which they Ire to
erory detail t;-ey -ul Lu,idr; ds (d pr-r;-ple
on the re at oh for m hie nee ami on
the track of the real criminal, v hem
ihe police, without that aid could never
reach. The Ibct bu-hms-i of d.ody jonr-n-ls
says the J':-''-''n. is to give news of
he passing events to thf readieg public,
but incideritally they bfc.me ag-nt. of the
police ia the inv tlga'i'm of ct !;;;. j-ut-though
:iv.-p sp'-rs do in this w.t wc;k
: :iga:r.;-.t the gail y, they abo tbor lor
in. u. cent. No :n:;otT;: man x.roba-
b'y w'.- ever hung 'broitgh -r ell ccrt
r.i oci'i r.-w-pitpr. prtjododng the v?i:vh
of the j'lrT aj-aiost, VileOl tp. re ?os
nothing politic :ti hi" o.bms". but thous
and. hare c.Y.rd tlieir li". -s H'i I ji;ert7
to the in.b.i-try of n-wp oer wri'ers in
huo'ir-g ttp d"hil snd csdmg ait'mriwi
to fic:n of ppareritly t-lflieg i,"p-rt.
When ingenioits counsel, when k-e-isV: t
ed jtidge. when pa-mr.t as t intedig-ft
jurymen hive done their work ; vh-u
clo.d: g appes.l luvc epded. m hen elcg
es from the Pvmh h.ire b -oi deliver
ed, when verdicts h .ve been i-e- dere-p
when s::::enee.( h ve ':,( n pi--' !. -ml
the pfis;
male to
have :cca vcu'do'd !
lis. Ttviih an he e of io.tv-
mc
excrpt for tb phice
cac"-!tion.
t.vt.n then, in
w dark, and
m-c11 nh-di cxt'!
H.Ved inn -.Tent
the 1,
hope
st huur, when ail
in hum n h! w.c
gtti-c.ed. r.ws.p-. ;
1: vcs. d he : O'
ers have
wo a
iinv i.r7s ,tr dust the iuil i:
e of T .- ro.e
able journals, an d chare -s t7 an w, it
pr.ju 171n ; bis client's ref. bv ;.i-r
eeeo'e.sos ti:e pris-T'''r"s pud'. 1 ie n s-
pe.pers are and always lave i:o.n co-
h.b irer.3 with the detVnee tor secur-
irijr the triumphant acquittal of iarmoetit
men.
TJir Pi-'
!oay-0);i:i'Mri r.-f '.mtcr
AVe can well afford to give room to
following extracts from a San i ratmlsco
lei tor to the (),-r. 'ovhtu :
Ataoog the n.rm who have evi need in
the pan iiisc-'ramerd on I ps!iF.rm. m-v
be m-mimo'd Ibm. H. V. Corb-ti, ' v
j in 3 -C P : tad d to the Vrii'cr F"p, jsrer.:,.
! "'":'a -d:-l to go1 7. n pat. 1 he
! ? l'tUl tt witn
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'Jf I " ro- 'i fill UT';'' i . - t
mad? socrptsry c, TrfM-mry nndea ::.,
Ij : fri,a-:
reXi ireult! -Aji0. it is timugbt le
r.
..l -j,- ,.;lW;a ir-mo u,n. Mr. .-erdor;
7; the pas: six years. ;.roed ;d:.i:...p
'. be the g; ;0 stat-oaaa o! our 'teo-s. n
New i rs. -oi:-y Ivarda and 'Pio. th-ue
is. cm. , t.'ni-.ei men. but on c:ied7,.:e
F.r Fre.odeu;. end lhar is in the pe,-s .a t,(
air. SmiuoS. whose ro.unliif.Men 's i:e; a , ;n
tiiOse S.ti e-. a, .1 a foi3ri.- Conciuiion.
What do pour readers sy't:, u. tielte:. verv
Fkely to bo formed, as follows: For Pres
ident,, Edwin M. Stun.'oo.of tVnr.silv.udm :
for iee Pre!deut Seheuer Cok'Jx. i f
u:ana : itie.-e uveabi? siatsmun o! tried
worth. The inciit-iition of the Cwuntry j t
to -eiact a etvdt.m ami not a warrior.
the pressed corrupt timeserving adioinis-
t ration. St.itit-.-a stands it -i ;F jdilar of j
strength to truth, justice and hora-r. Ihe
e-iiiist it ha - taken ia the pivsant as io '
the nast adiidniM aooo '-r.- .it.- !
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..i 11. c v ii.ua i.,.-o-.-es I'iO i:,j,. jo
tii- Fa.
.ona a . . s ii orro'S'.f!
eribl intedect in putting down the reied
Ihe).
The cow Merchant.;' Kerch an-o. 0:1 (':;
forma srrer-t, jvrorais: s !o beedriie a ar-ot :
success, in puiitp;.! nvotars ihrro 1 ,.n- 1
:' tide .v.: ae.-t.t. ()::..( --four h'adou;
- pa' ;.fs the f Plowing ia-a. v ii',': i
it is a ma tor of :'!e.t s O'-a. '. --, ;-i
tla.s-- v. ;m 1
: ,
0 e 1 : e .-.nee--
t!it I. tl ... :,!. -e. . ,
wPudl 2i.;ve le- ;. j'
head of our tiei.er
d. ir a : I.-a .-, 'i ae
: O
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to e rebiooeP-.g upon
e eau. L-o io.. 0 .'. ; 1 , .
taat a great era;;.;,' ,.f ooiohoi F r-al
iu iiiF res; t ci, momig ti'o.-e vh.'. ;
I.. ; on
rd tia-t
were p.-p- e-1 to te-ard -If. Cod,,-.;... wp.: I
a t.. ma- out luver : and if it si;o;:;d e. n
iluue. by the i luio .d ele tl'.;; he wlii he
the tm-.-i- p-.-prdnr c ir.dldate v-u pe; b,..p,r(.
the people of i didtonda. p'ls ptnek. it,-
'ee. Cara.oV ai'O d.Sf'.'OV. ie- io lt,e
mem.'. i tae m : ,-s a!; ihai 1,7 ene: Pea
hav
i- .i i ;wh
U '. ,.ie d e. i
a: i
ia.: ' : :'
Tie- y
erti h' ,
ble evil.
::-" c-t" itotior are da
y adda.g to ihe
f ids ii Pdds."
h-s a very comrlhnentarv
t r-'t rvarec i. Hon J,,i,:i IF
of t b-egt.::, find ye -'erd iy .eb-
iFhed i'dr.
.iiteoe,: s oe;. en iVi-e ir.i.b
widi the Sandwich I. taii .ls. clieml iwo
or three years spree. At tin t time th,.
Pri- i:-'re 'emed to think (he pPncieF-
I VP ' " "P-'11 ' -lu-'Ut?" vm.e
-'----.- -.-e.-.-v eiv proir.;.: j -,- re'oo
lis'ied ike speech and "said. "olfiPdo. pa-
x:re:iei.. i ue recent treaty o.tlv earrlac.
out the view? of your rPittgyttng state.,- i
man. i
Hxt.t. PmuT. On lad AYednesdav we
were shown three mulberry trees, in tp,-.
garden of Mr. Henry Saxer. at IVrPan-I.
one of whieli was well ,,..,, .,r v.--h
r..,.;t- n:.i i, ... -
woo. ..ovvoaii.,:.::!.:;,;-,,,,,,;
, ,,.i,.,aui.!,;Ki i rare i
mhis mrrdeti. w hieh b i. ,. ,o. :
every year. Mr. P ColPer PoMoal i
thr trees, on the block- ,;n. ... '
of the Punk oflSaxer. which Lave tmit "i'P i
ear. ;
. ,...vl luVU ill S
OIIEGCV
The ?h
To.vchor
Association l;n?
bnen in session at Portland the pest w
e k .
The ledges in .Ta-k--o:i county are said ;
to be worked now vaOi better rem:. s, than
ever before.
The corner stone of 1h new M. P. Cen
tenary Church at Portland was laid on
Id ; y att.-rr.non.
The ilank of Pil.i-l.! Columbia has b -en
:.". :: t 1 the ; h-ed'-l ' ;. : t ma Jr.
bulali.ig of 3;rsJ icad. Portland.
A private loiter from Canyon City F.-.ys
d : :!;. : in that rc;;lon ihis year is c ;r-:d;-d
oil more exiensiviiv than ar.v orevi-
i-T!-; v(-.iv.
.hi-'-c' A. E. Wait has declined io be
Mayer of Pord. -.d. 3'r. J. A. Cicrnan
wf.s chosen in Id - place. Vide. S. t '.-Idwel!
. - . . o ;
Mfifc. A. Poseaheira Marshul.
all on Y e-.ir.e.-day ri'irat.
Sheriff Moore, of WasP'rorvon
vll! ?") P.r .'. erres-KpU a.
conn v.
Iverv of
P. O. !,;:;:;'-!'. :o:as Vvr'T Jor"-. j'.io
Wi'd Y.mk- the Phck-ml'b. Yard? 'is
blhii In the hot eye. and t': left- !ir
ilrmej- P,ns been broken er cut c?', and has
grown v ery crooked.
Ida' lee Cave of Mr. Lues, located 20
miles beiow lUlIesCily. ?'! mis from the
Cobra ;biii r:er. j to he four or five
miles in erteot. Tee i re fe thick in
p'sccs. and a fat as if i r'-reored rnorp
icrn.s in i!s ;dace. Ford-id drs.w her
suoply ' r-.au this cave nt the present iut.
It is jW !, d" on mules to the Columbia
for ship!, lent.
The. S intisni mlrc are to be tested
ap-ain this so.isr.n. It would be nt range if
;'--re .,. . ni.thimr mere in i.h.f ' region
fh.-m Ibe specimf-ns taken K r bv Mr.
Tvenyon. Mr. Salmon, a thorough and
pvheiio P nmadg wvor. is io rPe charce
d'th" works. lis snrs ihe mill i in firft
rat.- ursif ". and is as good a one of its size
as he ever saw.
kse jt.am. Cii'to Meu-o lorffev Pros
I'!?.ve a ve "y neat sty! of base ball cans,
which sell rapidly and glre universal sat-
PlkctioD.
L:.-:xa INf.r.r. On Mondays and
Tlm-.piys of oar h week ti e r'ir leaves
PortlsTj i for !hi city at " o'clock a. m.,
in order to e'cn-,o w"Po il-.c bo-it abore'
leaving Oregon Clry at 7 o'clock.
-roe i :
.ia"
cV Cahalan. of the
Phllsb-'pld 1 F.oo: end Si
vme re. Por'-
1 ;:.d. ale, :'- P, . -e.o..-; rv-y.ir wtp
,., pf... j -.-r the r-cst and con vieiiin of
the r-erson or pvrT. vrioii-ao't lr;v fioots
a vol r-.a . s
here iu :
sapor irom innj
c'tv.
t.ova el
A ot t-.o:.o
troeds V. , Si
r.uc'ion at. t
Oct. The prie-s of which
id on ike oc m-don of ihe ia'e
m mu --Ic store of Mr. F. G.
- a
Oc
i'or.hmd
ar to tf-d
'ntii.ae 1
:i ecu r c.'i
'nPcc-d l-.lrr. thai it
-' j.rk'-s !. - : -. ' .
ir. ; -:. Iff card wili
ms a . .!.
w::s .v.
cud s!) (
be seen
-u- : ca ; Iron V;:k
1 r--,o :'. ?:-V v ?.f-.Ci. th"
hrsd c; dvdr i. -.-.-p- : a-'- ' -v. r,:
r.r b'l'f ofir:g'd in eoraordev ;p.. i.'d
em
:: larv ;),;;,.- pr:
! . W e .- ' e L:-,v
use io
: - d
have
. t ; rc::'o;u o-re. ; trsc
ear .-.m
v. : wl.crs ace.
r - :: P --
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of h..,-e -.
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Mr. 17 .-p,
'booo;;..:l ...j'
to . a v.-
VrfS e:
a bv
the '.oi.'-.f :. ' .f
': p e, .- or, v:', 1; s
oc:. to lor. '; 1
'F , i,.- ( ;; p
o: -.--. Tiaea h;
ers but hn-'ves Mr.
ro''d (mlv t-i -av
!' ;;r v' r i '"e bus- ;
p.'; ' o: our 1- --.F j
s -in.'j;, rood we '
;7 we are idea-.-d
tt. o i -
man is
w I
: '::
rr 1 . Mr. C
p a Jlo.-,t 0i' fFeerF who wid
tt'i C 1 1 t'0-"-a;d-' a: :'-.-: tn t.,..
v:.h -
J pv
r
!""' '-;d ha i.iuy in fu.t-jru ao:-!v
a:-;
.o.
T.O. Y
i'r th-:
arrived
Fj :: '--ot. . Pa,n liydran
stre-e comers iu Oregon (tp
on ttie lt oi lUumsf..
! i; py a;
P.FF.iP
e .,
tr
i.t:orop.d:ia:i rot
h a '. :!' W-: are
rat'd op -;P;or will
i .' - - Co;,ei;uiv.
iron ones. pp r,
in co-sphde tr'm. u
b- ma in for p.-.; ct
oior:p; r.i-:.-,:t;l
learn that taev
iOteatg ihe boi ve
are favorable to the
prinect and have no ioub lo;t that
carriage: equal to that of Willamette Co.
A . . Oil:,'.,:!. C. 7i .
e o , i i .. .
cPeo at laoaioal c;.-i.
V) ho will take
...e mad m ite.. iu-porooit ma
or.
(do,
:.!.:"i -o . . tor v77s ia 1 (5-;.t:,
he ve joined ; tiiem some even r of intere'O.
(::e y or ago. neat iy, we were present
wlo-n the ilt : "I---; of timber v..;; Fv.-r, d
s-.way a a so
to
aid
' the pre-i nt (i ,m of
he iron C?
o: -a:n . :n eVi-iee
of
a the
lust
cart F d" of e.ad. ,;!; i !ei O: .: .
W; Petope:! t:iO- the ftaeic. ami 0:1 the
m..rn,;e:
P. C. F
t-.e it i s-. e-u.ipany , idi Mr.
rr-P we r -de ever the ;! "
or road i.i: ; d.: . :-..,k.;- - F. ;...t
r.i
nd
a
p" th.it ph. luiea. r.i
i-'Call v.
a:
ia
ia ;;t
At a le -.:::-.- of :1 ,
h dd Attg. 1.0. p . 7. p
liPLdau.I P. P. C.
:e following p--eam-
Fie and re-'olutlons were
liita-diuoni v
P--
V. ::::::-, , Ti
,raeiie.. of jdavlng brdl
on rac ioy is r.
d .-" : t ' ,' p.. :
b e 7 .-.: ii here
be ir
P ' 7. Tl a
no; ap; , , .. i- o,"
'. .aeo of .- 7
bed'g oa
otov vrrv m. ...). ,!
a .
; ' oi i.. P .
t ; prac:rajd : therefore
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'Ot. too- :.:.. C - . e .o i
mer.ioer oi tie- !:-:., ee! t! It ! ,, . -'..'.
CO e;: 1 ..
Cl d. o-!
, - ' o.e
-tf p r-iromis i . io o, p.,,
ttU. !aV. ;.. r
ii.iCS will bi
: erased f-. u r.-" ' i t..
; P;' V;'te of tie- (.di-b
j wre ordered pror.ed iu .;-K.
i ou:
1 . d. v.7 i.'ML.M
Ftc'v.
' .F-! ' -p. A::-. Pe. i .
The .Vo
eiiO'tav th.
:' Fcua ;dr. A. S. Ab-
P;'- -' i P iego.d. ciltra-e,!
in .--I...,..-; ;; ;;
a.-g ii-ar eiai. F.o aPP
i-f i
..us ..- :; over , .. '.a ;.: c ;n
... 1 -"''it
f
" ' V-"-1 i;":H- i '"-v t.re out no a-n
v-;:n.,;i.in.a ip':'P--tii.mue;, whij, v?
" -v " .i.e. i to o.
t.eor own. ' i e tt.i, --, ,
i se.uao of
i i a s l e. -i.
mr , e eon odere. a d.di.-i
:: . . - c -
us an t hn .o-p,,
, i e a hT w,:" .f -.pP'1 'l
P. .. d ' ' ' .?Pr Jil 'ention to tii-.
V'ZW' 'lU 1,; lut no about
ie' f I ,aree:s it . ... .i . r.
.... , , tu,uu i or me c-ati ortu-
lmo:. mi-ss;v;:. M"r. Charles II. Myers, of
the Portland Gas and Steam Fitting estab
lishment, llt First street, is progressive
Y n-V-nre.
Yideui he entered Oregon from
Wa-hiot-ton Citv he tii-Mdgat wita lorn an
modern improvements in that line of busi
ness, and has kept raiding ever since.
Portland is now becoming a oby is en
titled to that eppeliation and if the cid
us there know what is good for them,
ihevwoi see to it that Mr. Mvers is kept
bu-v. Jis woi k ev-.-rvwnei e is its (evi;
r-c uumen-tat'on. ;M;d plen;y of i! here at
tests his superiority as a workman.
Ilxxm.v's Mr.on i;o:s. Mr. L. Gross drug
gist of Portland, has become interested in
ihe nun iifac tare of Dr. lien ley's i-alsam.
:rjl prepeses to deal in it to a large ev.
i tent, lie s decided after carefully v;-:ch-
!:.' b-" oj-erat'on for several months, and
i became satisfied with regard to us thj-
cacv.
Soar. No peion in this Suite can take
greater pride in sustaining home manu
factures than we do. It is with pleasure
that we notice that the Oregon Soap
Works resumed operations last'.Mondav at
Portland. Call for Higgin.st-' & Co."? soap.
nd you we!! get an article copi d to any
io.fort:d from r.h ., or made bv the
inhaMrant of our big sister California.
Look Ijk::z. B irraan Bros, sell
cassimer suits tor -'13--.0; cussiivier coals
.-o fo $7 00 ; widre shirts if 00 ; paprr
co'.l irs 2'j cts. per box ; best, drtss coats ie
to .;e.
IlrRRiF.D. For several weeks we
have been greatly horned with our business.
Kohn A Fishel, Portland "are alwa s in that
fix. (rife thein n. call. K'fp them stirring.
Do as you please with regard to ns.
At the Union House, Astoria, by Rev. I). 11.
(J ray, on July Sotli, Mr. N. P. Cory and
Mrs. miiy iinckr.ey.
letter Liei.
THTl FOPPOWlNid LI1TTFPS PP-main-d
:u the Oregon Citv Posto2f.ee.
Ailen.JW " Mdsier.SS
Ah wo tih.G 3 M ay a r. 1 eo
Ait-dn.S.-di Mii'ier.t.'O
An.-tki.VP Moidlon.SO
A 1 v'.d,.t;.utes MctformiclcM 2
FroT!!..F;;r."s 4 M-o'rs.Lafivett
i:oiter.Mi.sM Matioon.I, davette
P.:gley.b'evl) Tdack.Wm "
P.;.?ow..ia;ne3 Martin. alissT
b.iker.JC Morix- 1 avid
PortP-n.Gale Merriidt.JlI
id-hp.tj NiPei-.P
P. vie.,:! Newton. lsc.no
Cain.'! dtomns. 2 Niche; cu Jo-cpli :
Cress i.ls NVwman.OW
Cierrmii ;s G Otp.es by. PC- 2
( :.; t. ). ') O'N'ieljjom-.thaa
' d.csmd.W taf 1 aaoiard
I- -t ta -'.l-'r-ll 2 -o
Mpe;.''li:,..O.Larv- h;ie.Wi;Ps 2
C-.i-ws.F Fi.rfv.A f
Cave;::-. ?.f Padeuddl 2
CarPv.MmP. !' e O il
httitTv v;;;Jiilla Parsons. j p
t' pleyPIoh'-rt i'eielP.-rood-ochael
1 : vs. M !-' r! J 'oTuero ,-.( 'a '. v" in
:u.co.o-.. .W Ki- '-.ir :'; ,o M
P.-g -.:!: Pa P-.FM-.-Pi
PC Polo;. .... MrsA
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Vflti noue..! ii
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Wvaot.JA
Whliams.PJ
Ware d ii
W;tn h ss Wilson
Young Th omiLi
Yoii:!g..l.!me: 2
You u.g. Mrsituth
Young. WS
outi'.r.dosaph,
P. P. FULLY. P. M
';o!,. io
otc.Vmdd.J;tr-ie:
Perges.AFchael
'ids..F: 2
Fad.ean.'-tamuel
Porrav.JV
.MiPer.'JH
aFit'oon.Abel
Kxow th y It:snY. Mad;ime E.
F. Thomson, the great Feglish Astr-docjlst
Ciairvevant and Psychometriciun, who he.s
re-toni-hocl the sei.-rtiiie clashes ofhe Old
World, bas now loci-ded iicrsrlf at Hudson,
- -"dadauie Thornton possesses sueii
y.a.vide-iai pGv.'.us d second niglit. as to ena
ble her to im;. art knowledge ot the rrreao-st
m-ipoi tance to the single oi 000 i ied of eitle r
sex. V. Ode in a state of trance, she delineates,
ihe very 1 a!u.-i...j of the j, arson vou aie to
taarrv, and by the aid of mi instrument ef in
teie a s.o-.ver, kiae.vn as the PsvchotuotrSoe
U'u;;:ne.je..-rt to j-redaed a bfe like f FtareFd
tiie- future liiist'iiuj or wife of the a!.-)Pe-i
!.--
hie
no
.taer y.uth date, of ooe a ia ;e, poii ie;l in
Faubag t:a;t-i of character, A.c. This ,s
hiiinbu as tiioiisaa.lx i.i t...
can a-sert. S!:c wili M-ml when d.-sued a
er.-ioed ceiioaaOa, er wialten rruaraotee,
tout toe picture is what it nuqddrt.s to b
!.v CBdnsus :i r.i:dl lock d bair, and stst-VV-
'l:'':- ' ''"'th. !ir;e, 4b.-...siuon and cs.m-pe-xion,
a,ri ewoio.-in-r iiov cents Bild
:-::.... -a eas. Ur.- addressed t o' vonn-e! f, vou
i'" -ecivettifpuctare and cFFred ir,foi-ia-1:0,1
''v r' ti::' ' ' '-'d. Ad coroa.umeations
si.ereuiy coa.aii.a.! , n. Adare,s ia eoutei.-nce
-.Iaimmi; P. TuokxtuX, P. O. p.ox --a
iiimson, N. l . t 'eiv"'
).. lio-TETTEns Stomach Bit.
Tcns.-The operation cf this palatable rem
edy upon the s-.tomaeh, liver and excietorv
"Ooi.i is sm-oiariv soot nnr aa.l r-,,...-,.
ti ee. 1 1 re.ru, ites
recruits, ar,d iHiriiies
. . .. . . .vm.p.a -a a,i us mrms yields to
l's ee litre.! :oe! i,,v, .... .
, . -,une- j., eeeii :es, ami
o is jecouio.i-udvd lo mothers, eaibeoied bv
..... v.. .its ,uiu u-.-.U'S-; ot tn
S U
u.-.
.''id bes; la-medv tie'
1 oo , as i ae
I a at
tue crisis oi" r,.. ,.'..!.. ;;e. t. .. i.i ,
C'.ill ore i:i ,;v
, . , i , , ' " - I'll; it ion Uil
-aoeeomntiv v,r..,r.ad Fd-ri , ! .-ms
u.a.ve immn ,f.e benellt bum it ti'a
'Ppioi,; ,, are, Poit.. Sold bv the drrm
g'sts and O.-aJ.-rs via vwbere
! t i i ;. : e , , . : ' ,. , . I..
:tf
" ""'-! e.i.Li,f v l l., A cents
i'(ii itand, Oregon.
St-m-nrKoirs Smoke. Lust wek,
pays the Jacksonville Sv.difi, I f .....i.'
Mr,
P isseuger, living OI1 Williams Vv'.Si-'
rated with mP; idn-, who 'i
. v.. .-nuftv- HI? 11 !-f(ir; .,1.,
e Was n o. :
'"itij noiicv i rom
1 iii. 1 . t ,r 11. r i
Veiw Time!, .. .ai , , " t"1
..,,i.1)iuuit,1,x, cl !
1 ltv JvVu h' ,aki,V "Uo;e i
New Advertisements.
eciigcl i;gt:c2.
rjMU: FNi.iFNoS AT TI!F CITY
JL Seminary will be resumed in all de
partments oil Mooduo. Aug. lath.
F. PAPCLAV, Sup't.
August :p
irCtics to te e Public.
I IIAVF th;-. day clonal the ikolow House
JL in f-ivar !' lac (did' ibms Fop.e icy
o.d customers v iti oivc i!:ui'- liber:,! j.atron
a;;e to ;;,e:.boe v. el! k.-jt h.-use. They
wPS ilnd Mosi-s. Widte .'c Ithoades :dways
on baud to louke gc.C-ts :i tt ia o.ie.
Y.'M. UAilLOW.
Oregon City, August 1, I-M.
J. A. iilcuBDIIALD,
Green Street Oswt yo, Oregon.
p.-st Muster cr.d J ):,.!; in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Kr;.T;-ti o, and. tLirjTi.j.s!
J, J. 'KITH,
Fnsliionabis Boot Maker.
Grcexi ;tet, 0vj go, Oirgoi:,
One ay.,r IVist of t,c d'oct Ojiet.
Z-T" hs T'T-orjured to 10 a r. r fact n re to order,
in ihe very b.-t sty!--, F'oots and St.ocs for
both gents' and ladies' wear. 4 ;.if
G3WSG0 HOUS eT
CSW FGO, OUPcJON.
.TOUS SCPADE Proprietor,
d : now f ot-pare-I to receive am! entertain
JL
ail w.io may tavorhim with their matron-
1:
e. It he lieec tH X,.v .,,: .1... 1",
Jl'lVlf
and
ieat;y Furnished.
v.-ill Oc supplied v.-itn u!l the de'icacies of
the season. The itoc.se is situated near the.
steamer landing. Toe proprietor will at ad
times endtirvor to 1Te entire sat!faclion to
nd who iiiav favr hiai with a rail, and
woald rtspectfbily folicit the pab-ona-m of
tin- Tr.ivepae; ikodic. 41 of
Bo.o-d aTue.-k ' (10
Ponrd and Ld j in 2 ; ,-t,i
Siy.ide Meats. . .". . ". r,o
2. G. RMiBJLLL,
IMrOUTKi: AS it UKA1.EK IX
Sheet . Miu-ic, and Maie:d Mcrc'coadise of
ail kinds. Sole A .cent in On-con for
C'ELEBIi.i'i'ED OHISET GlitJ-AtV !
A NO
fctcSiiv.-ssy c- ffrr's
Gf7.T ?.ZI:V-.Im J?l.-,0 i.'OtiT"g !
First street, not door to the Post Ot'.ice
1 CiaiauJ, Oregon. (i.tf
Thomas sri:iiii:s. ha.mel mraitv.
rrY.r'i fiWi . v --:.' r r: fa t
I'fit'i'ij.Wjj, c.jircfdi.
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A .S:, .Muiatfa-tuicr .f oil ki:o!s of S-.-j
JL'k. a;-, t .,7 . t7:O i hod (, uuo : '.:;..
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l.'Oti
in bail
Aic a; i P
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CALF ATTI1NT10N" OF
1 : :: eo.,u !s io H' Usu..Pv
irec: sUaaC of i.te nis. iie.r .t-'ek eo:
every a mole ta the Ci.itbior: and For
pri-ei
; stoo '
line. v. e have eonstaeiiv on hand tiie lar;f
e.t and tea test, v.oielv of Cn ; en-i es mi,
ooi IP's, of aev Loose in San i'r:. m-i...-., .
11".
ear j noes for i!ic.-c trends are 1,...S4 than
' ta.se oi ;,viv
use, ;!s we reeeivi- ibern ib-
r.-ot. t; i.-ru the ma .
aufaet uivr's coii.d--nei.rr
Oar sleek of P.ua. and Yv'ixTsri poods is
p ii tVoi.u ly attractive, cud F.m great te.uuie
to the c-.omtry li.erehaut is tLo irausimllv
low prices.
than ihe Cost of w;:or.!f,o;
We ;-.,) I.aep ti:e st.it.de a; deles in the
n..,. i : . ,a .. ' : - :.' ,
,- '-''- "l..-, v.B,i , lOJ-l.iS c jjiiVl
pur-
; o.e-ea in i..:s m.t.'Ket ia;, , r llir-
aiai are ou'erin
less.
lauoaer.
tueaii at Few York cert, or
YV c i'lddi.di this card in order Pod we mar
i; a:;e ,,ew acquaintances, and induce tPe d?
wao have not beretoto-e run chased of us, to
call ami examine on- stock.
Good Articles and Lov? Prices!
Are the great-st indiuvmcnts to all who
purciase to sell ugaia. Merchants who bnv
ot ns ran make a good proof, cad sell to
their en.-. onners ;.t a oe.v .mure.
bt !,,,!';:, iO r'f..y ,:..,, (,;, Sf.-rfx
. JFPii-ilt a idxijbrrbiditibu. '
Wuesule Clotidni: and Hat Wareiionse,
p UF -7.t :md tie IPatrerr s:ree
S m F. ,o... ... . I : -
i 'uai.s-t, ; u i v ;pj a, )7. a c
ro
ocxi; Laiv Hot artiing tc In r
hoiu, after a soioern of a f..,r
months m ,;,e city, was hardly reco-nFod
by her fiends, h, pPu-e of a coarse, rustic
hesbeo mc, she !:u ! ;l ,o -lVl;.v eompFvP,,,
ol a,. nest marble sm..ithiKss, ami instead of
twemy-ibreeshe :,:.iy a; oe.u vd te.t ei !,
'en. Lpon tmpnry as to iia- cau-e of Vo
great a ..hang,-. s!m .! am! v told thorn that
""'"' ''I-'' " cassiau F.dm. and considered
H an invao-abie ae.,u:sitioi, to any Paav's
lone.. t,y its ion i.ny Ladv or (.1 . -r, i an
can Kii'-wvc th.tr persamo upnemr.r.ce an
"""'-" oho. ii is m:'i;.
nation, as Xattue iie.-sa'
: in its ceiiiiu- ;
is sioiTi'e
.i....iiass," ,n its eideaev i duivvia-
t'ni.u::;,..s iron,, also heaiia- clcaiisin'.r !
stud t. amop ;.. , .ki;) , t.0.!,;:e,x;!7 j
i.souv. taeiioii on the cut Vie it draws i
troui U ail IT:? iiaerpi(,,:- M,Kliv healire' the !
same, and bao,,, lie-sarfoie as Isutare in- i
euue l ,1. shoilbi be, clear, soft, smootl, ami
Fvuuo.d. Pria-oUsen, bv Mail or Mxr.r. s, I
!i" ll-'cpt;,t at an eruer i.v ( . F. CPaPK .V j
e., I nemist. No. xVst FaveUe Street, 1
f nic:,7 V. Th..- oniv Amciieau AfH.s :
me ,.! t tae s.oa . f ,;
'I lit; Btcsr reiiiciiy lor purdyitig Pin
Phaid, S;renvr:b,:nill- t'.-i Verves. Uist.inr"
1 the Lost Am
'
t.te, is id:;:.-i;p; haiuiujkf
TEA. It i
lae.-t S!iv s
the best -.resvi v-ii , ve aicamst ul
k n ess, if u-eO limelv. famoesed
i ot len-t
is ooiy it ean be -. ia a sait lv to inUo,:;
. !.-..
"
dii ee';.,;.s Pi f re ucii , S i aodst, and vder-
mau, with eveiy p..ckuae. d FY ill
tor Fide at alt ire wuoFside and retail
irug st.oes and proea rp-s. p.;j
FM,F JFtoi-si . Wnobsalo Pr-mr -;s; .
.Jie Agent, -ilo Li ay street, ;San Praaei
A iifCe F.S.-F. L IPsT A r. L ! -1 ! j: I". N '.
Among ihe most successful establishments
in the. country is that of Howe it Stevens,
manufacturers of Family iye Colors. Ti;e-
I Hil'lll i il i i' III ll O
tiret iu everv rurt ot tiie
I'eututrv. I iieir i!v... .-.f r.. i.... I.,.,
i,t- . .. , . 1 . i l . I
. . '. .f"; v..c:i ., me ca.o.y tiseU,
ami uuve nnivia-sa -n i.it,, i.,,.
, M. V-v & Vr: OrJcon Citv, and
A
count ;
TJ2A I 'EL A yj) TIL I X-l'0Il TA Tl OX.
Oregon Steam Sraigaikii
c o 3,1
1ST O T X C J:
HEX; LTCTIOIJ CF
I
FRAXOoMkXTS HAVE P.EKX PF.U-
i a-, leered bv lioj 0a -i uw Suvi- ;
:;.:. 1 ; irii'-jj - i y ;::,! i!:e r'.-i:!i r : : e
(iKijr... , , nen-ov '.rw.enceis can par- ,
chase TltP.oFC.ff TICK) TS from F:r;fan.l i -to
the tidii-reat points ia Idaho at the follow- j
ire' rates: i
From Portland to Poise Citv
' Idaho City
" Silver Cuy
i.l "-I
ol 70
(1 da
Ih.rsencers can lay over at Umatilla by
ccivirur notice to the Agent of the "Pioneer
S;ae;e Comjiany."
Tlironjjli TU-Jitii :-oiil only ot the
j Cci:: jiaiiy's t -dee in PoitIa.rtI.
The rates of pa.-sapre on the river until
further notice v.dil be as follows :
From Portland to Dalles
I uiatilla
Mailuhi
'; " ': Jhdoa .,.
" " Pewiston
Prom Dalles to I'matiila
; Waliula
" i; i; Palouse
fa; 27
17 00
P 00
20 Cut
2; 0!)
.10 00
1 tm
b") i)
2t 00
2 7:1
7 00
12 00
f. 00
1 0 00
Pewiston ,
Y.Talhda
Palouse
laovi.-ion
Palome
Pewiston
Umatilla
YTailuda
THE BOATS OF TIIE 0. S. 21. CO.
For the Dalles
wilt, i,c;.vr; i'OitTr,.!rvr rAir,v,
( Sundaes execo-ted)
AT 5 O'CLOCK, A. IS.
coxNi:criyj ox
Hcrtday, Yvxdnssday, and Friday,
run
Umatilla fit VJallula.
T:c ts-iilay'is Cent
Cm r-7d r.ie
: rcn lbwistdit.
BOA.
ilXITVi:XI'.-G The boats will leave
Pew iston every ! on-lay mornitic, ansl V7d
iahi every M aiaay, WcdnesFlv, ai d Fibhiv
ro-;.in;-, osod.i:. ; ut Umatilla and arrive
ut io.i ies s;.n:e it..v.
y. c,
AI -tsVi OUT
77 , 7 7 . O. S.
.V. Ci
Portland, Ja'y i "tb,
itJ.0F'i.iC-
-L0 KCUT2.
TIP! . Ti.AFFP
i ();:i.son.
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CaUKYINO tiiC VNirF.I) STATES MA it.
Wid P-av... p.e-7o:d f--r 17:7-: ilo r-'.o
Tuesii... . , 'F' ar ! !.- a .! s. -uo '-,". at ,
e -. ..7. a. - i F .- : : i ". .
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Tit L7 b
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Ui.til further notice
THE STZAPiFU
A L . Id II T
?ajtii
Wdl te-ve Portland daily fd 7 o'clock A. M.
from tee Cm.ipimy's i-.ck, toot of A street,
for Oregon City, eoi.neetmg with the
steamer
sv
On Jfonrfa and Thvrsdny cf each
vet or iSofcrn, Albany, Cor ea I Us,
a;;-i in!cr:;ic'i'.ite pouits.
AND WItll THE STCAMER
u n i o it ,
On Monday, IVtdeiC.-dau and Friday,
of each week, for Lafayette and in
termediate point.-;.
ssrap Due notice will be given
(.Am vrhen the Company will dis
paich a boat on other ehtys than above.
Returning the Sir. ALFRT will leave Oregon
Citv for Portland at 1 o'clock P. M.
A . A . I? I c C t' Ii I. V ,
PrctUkdt P. T. Ok
S.IFEM, March 1st, lssr. i:tf
DAI! A" OVKiiLAND
TO CALIFORNIA.
rpilROVGH to Six F1FANCISCO IN SIX
X days, (1. '.laying the C. S. Mail and Yd.
P. it Cods 2:1 :p less.
II. W. CUlini:TT & Co., Pnoims.
1'v this ronie y asseng.'rs avoid the risk of
Ocean travel. Pus.-daut through Oregon City,
S.dem, Albion, Co: vailis, O tklatid, Win
chester, R'ts.tm! C, Canyoavibe, laeksenvilia
and i.i ( 'a! ii.u-ioa : Yreka, Trinity t enter,
Siiasia. Fed lb nil", Tehama, (Jkico, Orovilh-,
M ai s i! ie 1 o S a-eaaiento. (.'oonectiiig with
the d.dly sl-'.res to ali mining to .vns a nort!:
ern Ciiitnrnei root seiiitbera Oregon; also
voiiitie ii. si! road from Orovilh? to Sacra
mei't'i : Also .-.;:i:i: ctirg with tho Central
Pacltic Paio' i.al O) t: e Atiautu: states.
Stages s'ep i vie- idaht at J..c!;s-..:ivi-le and
r- Ka, for .o .-eag.-i s . to rest. Id.sseair u s
Willie jie'-initt' d ta lay over at any i-oint,
and resume their s-etts at. .!ei-u::o, at any
tine? Within ore month, c.i'on liot'.fvir.g the
Agent at the .mice where I hey lay over.
iCaa to ij:.o amento $".
Stages bene the" I'ort'.am! oitiee (Airigo
m's lioie-.i il i.lv at o'e'..ek.
t.abtti.n It. l. WIMTiFiitPSP, Arctmt.
CiiAFMAN k WHO., Oregon l.hiv Asronts.
ILHiG:i ICR
ITF.Vi F; IdirWPFN TPiF CLACiC
iiiii.H and tiie
S
CHSG0IJ CITY TGYTE PLAT !
In the vicinity of the lace of T. J. liuns.iker.
C-F"" yiil be sold ell cap fareab.
Apply to LfiVV iV i-iicliPblMiUP
i Su.tl'
.Main street, Oregon C-ity.
100,000
LPS. WOOL WANT
cd bv
Ji F Lj
AUCTI
Corner cf F;,,r.t
AUCTION-SALES
Ot Real Estate Orof-. r;.,5. rjc-n.ralMer.V
case and For.-,, ,J,er?kan.
Even, WeJuesJa,, Satrrdv f
1J- U1CI2- Auctioneer.
AT PRIVATE SAFE
cmcl:h rch'o-d iter nod Jtar... I' .
Fttuosa o.-reaod '!CTa.(I! ; q
inu scMe.-s. Files Hnsos. k.w,; Ul;
ScruH-s, Ft paw, .vli...t.t m,u, li. tl 1
A bo-cc assri tment oiroc
A i NO
erics andl,,,.
AJ'' ',rHA!:i'SON'. Atiet'oneer
SHAY FOE GALE CHEAP
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fash
j -' 'i'r 'l-'in iu
b.if )
C GKEENA
A .
Oregon City.
C r. Kl SSLI.!..
ci
T. DALTl X.
RUSSELL & DALJON,
Attorneys and Counselors at
Solicitors ia Chancer, end
Jr. eat ltate Aacnts.
Md!i practice b. the Court, of the
thiroaud fourth Judicial Districts, un til-o
Sop.reme (.'ourt of Orecon. ' :''
ljr Special ntf-mion riren to the cap,,
tion oi claims ut all points in th8bove t.F
cdtostucts. u
Otiiaein 1'ariish'
"s brick building, Alhu:v
Orecon.
BH. HUFELANB'S
CKLE11RATEO
SWISS STGI2AGH EITTE?4sv
THY
IT
thy
IT
The le-st Purifier of the Blood'
A PF;;s;.T;t Tonic !
A very Airrceublo Drink ! O
L.isurpasse.1 for aetint stirelv bt-t
Cei.tiy on the secretions of tl,4 kiU
neys, bowtds. stomach nnt n,--.-i
mici :
For sale ai ali vh -de sale and retail lir,Uur
druc, and grocery stores.
yoT.ni) Y SI J n l u BE riTU0VT IT
d. G. l-"i!is.-rf. Proprietor. (77
Ta YLo;t k l;;r--r.;.T.. ..
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, - . .1. . Ol.',
lit; (Y.y m., San l-'raacisco
Svezm Cti!!iilj;sion Amies
Ci liCF. f.- I.iFPPTV STKPPT,
F.
F::.;
ti-.s
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a. a :
bay In? and hio-dnc direct, bf the
a;s or t.'apv; .'P.m. ;. ..y., .
o: . i el'e. o-.l
, pneh-.lhor 3Jr,.ic;il r,-Jtupk-meiits,
Carries
: -, '.i :a ;li
.'l-a-hire.-iT.
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a i.i M'.-i ,r 1 it t...
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t a -' : '- - i . ;
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nxi'RtrsSLy ros iais
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duly it. oh,
A. T.VYo
H. SiHS!iEiMa&G0.,
New York Marmmcturcrs of
Cell Eetai Patent AgraCe
Grand Scale Pianofortes!
T
he
PXPllP-tbtXKF WOFI.D rnis
eetiu'.iv iuniouia e to his old patrriH
id, i the j.r.l'iic geiiendiy, tiiat he will kep
ccns'artiiy ..a h:o;d; good assortment ,f tha
above class J'i.-.ie's, winch he idlers wholtv
sab; tu.d ret id! at New Yoi k prices.
AOKNT FOR STEiNWAVO SONS
Celebrated Pianofortes I
AMD
A.E. THOMPSON'S
; PaTENT S wF.m. AND VotCE TitEltEI-O
(dllOKAb OttCAN. O
X tt IU-,ees sied OvaiKt carefntlv tared
i ami rejiai red. ilSlNSliidMF-U.
f tt-t.iv, 111 Front s. Portland, Oregon.
city "SAiosii
Jf. l IX S TREK 71 OI! EG OX L'ITIq
BARLOW a'FyLEB,
(Successors to V.'ortinan F heepat'J-)
Keen constantly on hand
CAKES! PIES! D K E A
And Crackers (fag kinds!
Ordsrs in tils Lir.3 rill meet vriFa
PZ01IPT ATTSdIX-CsI !
BARLOW ft FOLLB
AFo keen on hand ad kinds of
FAMILY 4i:0(.FJUKS !
AND PlloVlSK'X
M'KA.MUOAT ST. o
f A',,,. rlf
.d ol! Arti des Used lor '-O.j
O
Purposes !
F 5 J L L E Ho
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LIQUtPPS AM)
by the Ca.-c, or at retan.
ttcT.tion is also dirccieel to the fact
t! ,f toi,dv !se soils th"
FAMOid
-.r wc: i A P '-i). Cili"
v
m ciiaiiT! :
Farmers and the Vl-1 ra." !;p
vttcd to radi at th r tn J-!K ,-.,. stock
"il wdlbemadeaofKireiittau
A tef
kinds of' produce taken
,.vei an-'
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