Image provided by: Oregon City Public Library; Oregon City, OR
About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1868)
0 G O 0 -&m r'j?t , ri I3KMOC11ATIC laTEUATOOIt. The following bit of Democratic lilera toor found posted at the door of the P. O., on Tuesdaf last, is girca to the readers of the ENTEurKiss this week verbatim, ci lil erntum, iixvfunclulum asj has none. It is evidently a document issued by the Ku-Klux-Klaii, as a warning Union men. on tlie eve of the grand contest for oflices iu this county. Jake ain't a bit skeered : KAmc.vr. vviTj&n Now Jake is Gwine to the wares tliey say i think he fead Better Keepe Away Ca.se wtierelie Goes or how he fare3 No one noes or no one cares Now Jake Look Before you Leap Anl Do not in Dangerous clutches creep Case if you Do you no full well that John will shourley Give you hell Killin now he workes for spite he sees no chance to win the fight And if heDf.nt he Xnowes full well the people will send theru all to hell Now Dock is up and all about tin; people i think will send him out Ijjut if lharo is a l'iml and it to He sunk ho will hunt it outtvorse than a skunk Now if Da& is round and money thare he will have it all or Loose his hair Now David Knowes what is Good he takes jt all and chewes hjs could Gkn Nabob official. Laws of the United States, TASSLD AT THE SECOND SKSSION OB THE 40gf COXGRESS. No. 27 An Act to establish certain Post, roads. He it enacted ly tie Senate and Jhtfe of Jiejp retoiitaticej of the United- Statd of America ia Cornfremt asuemltlid. That the following bg established as post roads : A L All A MA. From Russellviile to Fayette. From Rasham's Gap, via JunesChapel and - Crooked creek, to Arkadelphia. Fi 'jinFayette court house, via Ilide,Tierces store, Faii view, Wuldrop,Jordany,to Ely ton. CALIFORNIA. From Trinity centre, iu Trinity county,via Suumtersville, Petersburg, Cecil viile," and Elack bear, to Sawyers bar, in Klamath co. From OroviUc. via LaPorte and Uibons- ville to Quuieey. From bun Juan "to Picacho Mines. From OroviBe via lluinbug valley, ud Taylmgjiille to Snsanville. coj.rmAne Ti;nuiTor:Y. From Colorado to Cheyenne, From Denver citj viaLittleton, to Colora do city. From Golden city to Mount Ycrnon. From Frankstowu via Punning creek and Keowa, to Bijou. FroinRoonesville via fort Reynolds. Fields, Dories, liermonsville, St. .Marie's to Radita. From Fairplay, via .Salt works, Helena, Cash creek -and Dayton, to Oro city. From Sawacho cit3 via San Luis valley, and Puncha PivideQind Arkansas river, to Canon city. From Trinidad via Purgative river, to Vir ginia city, in New Mexico. From Pueblo via St. Maiie's, to Trinidad. liAKOTA TEBKITOItV. Trora-fort Totten or Devil's lake to St Jo seph', c: the Pembina river. Delaware. From 'Frank fiord via Andy to Tunell's store From Fredonia, via Willow grove, to Mt. Moriah. From Wyoming to IIa?.lettvil!o. From Mt Pleasant station via M'Donoughs to Port Penn. Florida. From Smyrna, viaQlalafax river and Ma tanzes river, to St Augustine, Florida. IOWA. From Monroe to Knosville. From Melrose to Centreville. From Newton, via Monroe, Red Rock, and Knoxville to Albia. FroiS Vinton, via Urbana, and Spencer's grove, to Quasqueton. From Sac city to Carroll city. From Sand spring, via Golden prairie, to Manchester. From Nasbiffi, Tia Bradford, Chickasaw, North Washington, and Busti, to Cresco. From Worthington via Sheflield toCascade From Mitchell,"lowa, via Stuceyville, Iowa to Adams, Minnesota. From Sigourney, via Webster, North Eng lish, Millcrsburg and Genoa blutf.to Marengo From Glinden via Lake city to Twin lakes From Carrollton, via Sac city, Buena Vista . and Douglas to Spirit lake. From Toledo to Brooklyn, " Sidney, viaRartlett, to Plum hollow. " Agency city to Bladensburg. " Montezuma to Malcorob. Vinton to Buckingham. Lyons to Maquoketa. Orleans to Wells' mills. Vinton, via Belle Blaine, to Victor. Ottumwa to Sigourney. VnptKiiriirt.l t ,- Aitetifi in Minnlicfifd i, Ul I -J (tumuli, i . . ' 1 11 iil Jiy in. Austin to Northwood. inAiio TEUKITOKT. From1 Boise city via Salmon city and Lees burg, to Virginia city. F'rom Silver city to Oro. v" Rocky bar to Atlanta city. " Boise city to Malade city. :' Lewistou to Colville. " E&wistoi to Helena, via Deer lodge. INDIANA. From Crawfordsville via Sunny side, Steam Corners, and Van Poxan's .mill, to Perrysville From Farkersburg to Cairo. ' Thornton, via Dover, Shannondalc and Ortli, to Mace. From Elizaville via Millwood toNoblesvllIe ' IJrownstovvn, via Freetown, Houston WPElkius to Nashville From Nashville, via New Belleville, Chris tiansurgh, Buffalo, Houston and Freetown, to Browtistown. From Bloom tield to Buena Vista. ' Decatur to Monroeville. " LaClairc to Clayton. ' Medora via Clear spiincr, Houston, ar.d Elkiusvilie, to Nashville. From Colburn, via Pyrmont and Prince Williams, to Wild cat From Kirk's cross roads to King's corner. " Mount carmel to Harrison, in Ohio. .' St Mary's via New Goshen, Toronto, tvnd tfkiaker point, to Newport. From Indianapolis to Gosport, via Maores ville and Martinsville. ILLINOIS. From gf roquois to Leadersville; from Mat toon to Majority ; Mason, via Wintervvood andGibbon's store to Newton; from Sullivan to Union store; from liutton, via Dione, to Union centre; trwi Pcrotum via Parks nnii to Sadonis; fiom4?emeut, via Kockville and Reuben to Areola; lrom Sullivan, via Union prairie to Areola; from Decatur, via MtZion, Lovington and Union store to Sullivan; from AVenona, via Struter.to Ottawa; IromAuburn via Waulcy to Alexander; from Uric, via Kingsbury to Morrison; from Winchester, via Exeter and OxviUe to Naples; from Don gola to Thebes; iroVn Roaring springs, via Jan ton to Murray; from Rock lland to Gales burg ; from Paris to Oakland : from Uo'.con da to Meig.)polis ; from Hamburg to StLouis in Missouri; from Pontiac to Chatsworth; from Clinton via Nixon to Montieelio; from Cairo to Vicuna; from Vienna to Harnsburg from llarrisburg to Carmi; from DuQuoin to Benton ; from Albion via Bone gap to West tSulern ; from llarrisburg to Elizabethtowu ; from Baxton to Chatsworth, KCNTt'CKY. Frora Louisa, via Wayne and Logan coun ties, West Virgima, to mouth of Pond creek, Pike county Kentucky; from Baiboursyj!i to Boston ; from Olive hill, via Kjiperhart's .nd Blair's tuills, to west Liberty, KANSAS. Jer, Missouri; lrom i.uriingame, via Onion creek, Marias des Cygus, to Neosho raoids; from Cottonwood fails, via Cedar, Bu'mes! ir.d Towamla, to Gates ; fiom Marion cen're via Moore's branch and Sharp's creek, to Ellsworth ; from Towanda to mouth of little Arkansas rirer; f,om Cottonwood falls, via "Middle creek to Lincoluville and Clear creek to Talina; from Union to Spring creek; from Monmouth via Lcwiston, to Oswego; from Daxier springs, via Centralia, to Lewistown; lrom lukato Jac-Kson ; uoiu miction city via Qaimbv, Cains creek, Five creEks, Mvdberrr ' and Elm cretk, to Lake sifeley; from Hum boldt via Belmont, Pleasant grove, Eureka, Eldorado, Whitewater Junction to the mouth of little Walnut; from Amenta city to Oen t'raha: from Cedar point, via Bill's creek, Jo seph Adams, and Towanaa, to Whitewater J auction. I.OUISIAV A, From lake Charles to Ville Platte, " MAINE. From Kenncbnnk via Kennebunkport to Cape Porpoise; from Bid Jlcfoid to Saeo pool; From Oswego, via Cherokee city, Centra lia. Pleasant view, to Carthage; lrom Pleas lint grove to Twin Falls; from Twin springs, Kansas, via Brooklyn, Trading noj-t. to Uut- from Brunswick Maine, to Orr's island; from Moose river to Canada line; from forks of Kennebec to Canada line. MARYLAND. From Havre de Grace to Lapidum ; from Accident to DavisJ mill; from Spenceville to Colcsville; from West Friendship to Syl ei ville; from Bai kettsville to Broad run. MASSACHrSETTS From Bane to West BrookQeld. N MICHIGAN. From Newyago to Big Prairie; from Battle creek to Athens; from 15ig Itapids, via Chip pewa lake, to Mill Brook; from Manistee v ia P.n-tage lake, Huntington's dock, llcnning hike, Frankfort, Platte, and Empress dock to Glen Arbor; from Port Huron to M in den via Davisville; from Saginaw to St. Louis; from Isabella to Midland ; from Pine Plains via J'cnn's mills, to Ganges ; from Watervliet to Deertield in VanBuren county; from Coldwa ter via Bethel and East gilead, in Michigan, and Nevada mills, in Indiana, to Flint Ind.; from Bridgeton to Whitehall; from Traverse city via Rootvilie, south arm of Pine lake, east arm ef Pine lake, and Beaver river, to Duncan; from Battle creek to Nashville; from Elk Rapids, via Dunbar, Rootvilie, east end of Pine and Waloon lakes, to Bear creek Mission; from Pierson to Cedar spring; from Lowell to Smyrna; from Petersburg, via Dundee, East Milan and West Milan, to Lake ridge; from East Saginaw to Alma, via St. Louis, Gratiot county; from Midland city to Isabella; from Marquette to Sault St. Marie; from East Saginaw to Vassar, via Blooinfield; from Cedar springs to Mitchell's prairie; from Ches-ning to Birch run; from Hub bardstown, nia county, via North Shade, to Elm Hall, Gratiot county. MINNESOTA. From New Auburn, via Transit, Eagle city, and Lafayette, to New Uhn; from Rushford to Winneshiek, in Iowa; from Rochester, via Pleasant grove aifd Spring valley, toLcRoy; from Hutchinson, via Lynn, Collins, Lake Preston, and Beaver falls, to Redwood falls; from Richmond, via Lake Ellen and Maple Lake, to Holmes city; from Lansing, via Newry, to Geneva; from Minneapolis to Big stone lake; from Waverly, via Lake Mary, Winstead, and Bergen, to Giencoe; from Ma delia, via Linden and Cottonwood, to New U!m; from Gleneoe, via Penn, Collins, and Preston lake, to Greenleaf ; from New Lon don to Bui bank; from Madelia to Antrim; from Redwood falls to Lynd, McPhaii coun ty; from Pleasant grove, via Hamilton and Spring valley, to Lelloy; from Sauk Centre to Holmes city; from Rochester to pleasant grove; from Hastings, via Cottage grove, Gilbert's mill, to At'.on; from Cottage grove, via Woodbury, thence by the northern road, via McCattis corners, to St. Paul; from Le Sueur, via Cleveland and Jefferson lake, to Elysiary from Lake Graham to LakeShetek; from Sank Centre, via east end of Grove lake, to lake Johanna; from New London, lvia Green lake, to Christiania; from Sauk Vapuls to Maywood; yoin Maywood to Saint Cloud; from Prescott, in Wisconsin, via Point Douglass, Ct ttage grove, and Newport, to Saint Paul iu Minnesota; from Cottage grove, via Woodbury and German settle ment, to Saint Paul; from Saint Cloud, via Santiago, to Princeton; from Sauk rapids to Gilmanton; from Moore's prairie to Rice city; from Painesville to Sauk Centre; from tSint Cloud to Rockvilie; from Sauk rapids, via Princeton, to Taylor's fails. Mississirri. From Iuka to Baldwin. MISSOflil. From Johnstown, via Hudson, Johnson city, Chalk level, to Osceola; from Butler, via Belvoir, to Nevada city; from Tuscumbia, via Little Gruvois Post-otliee, to Bliss Post otlice, Miller county; from llolden, via Day ton, to Butler; from Patterson to Doniphan; from California, via HigU point and Pleasant mount, to Tuscumbia; frora Bethany, via Burr Oak and New Castle, to Geniryviile; from Warreiitown, via Pmknoy and Hol stein, to Hopewell Academy; from Cap au (ires, via Burr Oak valley and Drydensville, to Old Alexandria; from Bloomtieid, via In dian ford, Poplar 'Bluff, and Little Rock, to Doniphan; from Farmington to Hazel run; from Blown 3 Shop to Shady grove; from Galena, via Curran and Marionvills, to Mount Vernon ; from Rolla to lJat&sville; fom Morrison's Station to Fredericksburg; from Macon city to Clifton; from Rolla to Jefferson city; lrom Rolla, via Cambell mill, Plumpoi-.it, Dodds, and Rowden mill, to Rocktown; from llolden, via Index, Dayton, and Altoona, to Butler; from Dresden, via Elmwood, to Waverly; from Lexington, via KnobnosKr and Wall's store, to Calhoun; from Warreusbuvg, viaColumbus and Mount Hope, to Greenton; from New Haven, via iicauf cretk and Strong hi!!, to Drake. MONTANA TEKIUTOIiY. From Virginia city, via Red Mountain city. Butte city, Silver bow, Deer lodge, and Phiilipsburg to Bear -town; from Beaver head canyon, down Beaverhead river to its junction "with Big hole or Wisdom iver, thene up said river to Divide creek, thence up said creek and through Deer lodge Pass to Silver bow, and thence down Deer lodge river to Deer Lodge city; from Fleecer's sta tion to Red Mountain city; from Silver bow, by the mouth of German and French gulch es, to thu mouth of Warm spring creek, thence up said creek to Cable city, thence down Flint creek to Phiilipsburg, thence down said Flint creek to Emmet.bnrg, and thence to Bear town; from Blackfoot city to Washington gulch, thence to Jeti'ei son gulch, thence to MClellan gulch, and thence to Lincoln gulch; from Helena, via Washing ton, Jefferson, and Lincoln gulches, to Rey nolds city; from Helena, via Fieuch bar, Cave gulch, and New York, to Ruby city; from Cave gulch, via Eldorado bar, to Helena; from Virginia city, via Sterling, Willow creek, Springvillel to Helena; from Gold Creek, via Emmetsburg, Phiilipsburg, and Cable city, to Helena; from Helena, via Ra dersburg", Gallatin city, Morse's stcre, to Bozeniau city; from Bannack city, in the Territoiy of Montana, via Fort Lemhi, Idaho city, Salmon city, to Boise city, in the Terri tory of Idaho; from Helena, via Silver city, Trinity julch. Gravelly range, and Picgan gulch," lo Atlantic city; from Helena to Uiuonville; from Bannack, via Fort Lemhi, Salmon city, to Idaho city; from Virginia city, via Red mountain city, Butte city, Sil ver bo,v, Deer Lodge city, Phiilipsburg, Ca ble city, a lid Emmei.-iburg, to Bear town. NEBRASKA, From Tecumseh, via Helena, to Lincoln cTtv; from Lincoln, via the Oak groves and Sewald, to the month t-f Douglas cteek, in Butler county; from Elkhorn station, via Forest city, Salt creek ferry, and Ashland, to Lancaster; from Lincoln, via Miiford, to Beaver creek and Fort Kearney; from Amcr ie.', Kansas, via Pawnee city, Table Rock, Tecumsih, Latrobe, Saltillo, Saline city, and Laacaster, Nebraska, to Columbus, Nebras ka; from Padonia, Kansas, via Falls city and Ellmore, tit Nemcha city, Nebraska; from Little Sioux, Iowa, via Arioma, Tckaioa, Nebraska, to West Point, Nebraska; from Beatrice, in Gage county, via Swan city and Camden, to Miiford, in Seward county; from Vet Point to Dakota city; from Nebraska city, via Bartlett's mill, Snyder, McClure's settlement, and Morton's ford, to Table Rock; from Weeping Water, via 5tone creek and Shirley's station, to Lincoln city, Nebraska; from Bai tlelt city, Iowa, to Lincoln city, Ne-bra.-ka; from West Point to Norfolk; from Beatrice, via Waho ranch and Raccoon foi k of Oak creek, to Ulysses, iu Butler county. NEVADA. From Dayton, via Hot Springs, to Pine grove; from Virginia, viaOreana, Unionviile, tar city, and Dun Glen, to Boise city, in Idaho Territory; from the mail station on the overland mail route in Ruby valley, to Camp Halleck; from Wellington's, via l ine grove and Washington, on Aurora; from Aurora, viaJUasson s raucn ana r oi i wmrcu il, to lower crossing ot Iruckce river, in Washoe county. NEW JEKHET. From Peuu's grove to Woodsiown; from Audover to Gratitude; from Dickerstowr to Mount Salem; from Warwick to North Ver non; from Rockaway to Ilibernia; from Bur ritton, via Stouey Brook, to Bloomingdale. NEW JlEXICO. From Santa Fe, via IVjnaque, to Abiquiu; from Abiquiu, by El Rito, Ojo Caliente, Ser vietta, Los Conejos, to Fort Garland; from Cimarron lo Taos; from Santa Fe, via Real de Dolores, Tliei to, and San Antonio, to Al buquerque; from Cimarron, via Virginia city to Taos; from Santa Fe, via Las Trampas, Poiiiisco, and Rio del Pueblo, to Taos; lrom Las Vegas,- via Autonchico, CV.nones, and Puertadv Luna, to Fort Summer; from San Jose, via San Miguel, La Cuesta, to Anton eiuco. nkw yor.K. From Fabins to Pitcher; from Rochester, yiaWest Brighton, ilcimetta. aud Iiush to Honeoye fall,; from Miaato Wattsburg. in tennsylTania; from -Dundee, Tia Crystal Springs ami Witrno in 1 1 am,Ar,.-c'...,. from Cliapelburg to Humphrev Centre; trorn Towanda, via Collins Centre and Newton's Corners, to Soriri"t!.i.i- ..s,-i;n . . . 0111 to from vallev trom South Orcistr W.-. vm.: K V v ST? iln-'1 Ketchamville, w m K bailey; lrom Damascus vil "l est Damascus and N",.tv l .""'a;',-u' TUI larviti... f- ' 1U -tvr Lebanon, to Re layUle; trom Oswp ro fills T;a ' corners an.i South oL';.. : T'a.f,ow?.n? ------i,i.-iiii,na station, via Orwell. iSandy creek tj State ,::ri.i , t . ''enpomt to-OrU-nt; f: M-,., " T..r ra Euclid; to Jr.ast road; from Greeupoit, via East Marion, to Orient; from Roslvn to Port Washington; from Little Neck," via Great Neck, to Man basset; from Fabius, via Cuyler, to Pitcher. NORTH CAROLINA. From Rewport, via Sanders' store and Pcttiford, to Peletier's mills; from Newport to Pettiford's creek. onto. From Zalcski to New Plymouth ; from West Union, via Cedar Run and Mineral nrings, to Locust Grove : from Dun bar ton to Mineral Springs; from West Union, via Wheat Ridge and Newport, to Tran quility ; from Copley to New Portage, via Dates' Corners and Clark s Mills, iu Summit county, and from Doimison to Hates' Corners, in saraccouuty ; from Ctun berhiiid to Caldwell ; F'rom Barnesville, via Tfinperanceville, to MUtonsburgh; from North Georgetown, via lleloit and North Benton to Deertield ; from Copley to Now Portage ; from Shadesville to Ge noa ; from Creensburgh Cross Roads to West Mill Grove ; from Berne Station, via llartzler, to West Rush ville; from New Bremen to Anna Station ; from Ilorners ville, via Maple, to Freesburg ; from Van West to Celina; trom Urbana, via Spring hills, to De Graff ; from London, via La fayette, Soinerfoi'd. iuul Tradersvillo, to liosodale ; from Tipnecauoe city, via Ginghamsburg and Fidelity, to Union; from New Bivrae i to Dinsniore; from Hillsborough, via Samantha and Carey town, to Vienna; from F'razeysburgh to Bladensburg; from Long Pain to Fallsburg; from Hanover, via Ferry ton, to Fallsburg: from Findly. via Benton Ridge. Biuli'toti, and Beaverdam, to Lima; lrom New Hol land, via Clarksburgh and Greenland, to Chillicoihe; from Anna to Minster. OliKGOX. From Brownsville, via Peoria, Corvallis, Summers, in King's valley, 1 laptonstalls, at the loot of Yaquina hills. Elk city, at the Vaqninabay. military wagon road and Oysterville, to "Newport, on the bay of laqtuna; lrom Portland, via Bridgport and Chehalem Gap. to Dayton; from Al bany, via Boston Mills, to Brownsville; from Corvallis. via Feeder's mill, King's val'ey, and Pioneer, ti Yaquina; from Dalles, Oregon, via Rockland. Washing ton Territory. Block House, and Simcoe, to Yakima; from Corvallis. via Seniors, in King's valley, llaplonstalls. at the foot of Yaquina hill, Pioneer city, Flk city, and Oysterville, to Newport: from Express ranch, in Rye valley, to llunibolt basin: from L'matiSla, via the county seat of Ya kima and the Snoquahnic Pass, to Seattle, Washington Territory. rKXNSYLVAX'A. From Armagh to Ileshbon; from Rich land, via Millbach and Kleinfeltersville. to S-chealferstown; from Conestogu to Lancaster city: from Shelocta, via Ad vance, Ilosr.ck's mills, and Atwood, to Barnard; from Indiana, via Utah, to Min ta: frt m Lycippus to Ridge View; from West Alexander to Independence; from Sco' land to Green Village; from Scheils b:irg. via New Paris. Alum Bank, and Spring Meadow, to Saint Cluirsville; from W Uciiburg via PocahoiPa-, to Froslburg, ia Maryland; from Mill Run, via Drake town, to llarnedsville; from York Sulphur Springs, via Ideville, t Venks; from New Ilojje. via Buekmansville, to l'ineville; from Faunettsburg, via Carriek Furnace, to London; from Jiinkletown to Reams town; f om Wayuesbnrg, Mount Morris. Dmikard, and Wieley, to Greensboro; from Greensboro, via Maplelown. Willow Tree, Whkoly. to Waynesburg; from Jamestown to Royaltou; from Lrciliown to Gum Tree; from Bridgewater, via Oak ford. Feastervil'e, and liot ksville. to Kith borough: from Fmibroeville. via Morton ville. to Coatesville; from Gnthrievill e, via Lindsey's store, to CoatesvUie; from Cocliranton to Wayne Centre; from Mount Carmel to Danville; from Bockton to Pen field; fr.nn Cochranton to Vi ilson's mills: from Bealsviile to Monongahela ciiy; from DuniiiiingsviBe. via Vaneeville. to Scei ery hill: from Catawissa. via Meiidenh;;li"a mills, Valentine Vaughfs, to Flysburg: from Brockwaysviile; from Waterloo to Shade valley; lrom New Wilmington, via oiaut, iu Leeslntrg; from U.ilon s.iaiiou to Church station; from Troxelsville to Beaver Springs; from Smith's mills to Maderia: trom Broukvi'le to Knoxdale; from Allegany to PrentUsvale; from Clar rington to Tylersburg; from Maxidville to Beaver Springs; from Failbrook to Al len Boro; from Carmiehaei, via Ceylon and Willow Tree, to Davistown; from liarlansburg. via Phsingrove and West Liberty, to Centreville: from Euon valley to Marvin; from Darlington to Elder's mills; from Freedom to Knob; from Ba den via Wall Host? and Blair, to Perry Se ville: Cluysville, via Atchison, to West Middletown; from Dunningsville, via Vaneeville. to Yorlisvilie; from Scrub grass st ition to Nickks'. iile; from Da mascus, via West Damascus and E:vt Leb anon, to Cold Spring; from Saegersville. via Germanville and Oswaldvilh. to Jack sonville; from Catasaqua, via Saples. Goods. South Whitehall. Trextertown. and Albert's station, to Rittenhouse Clap; from Orwigsburg. in Schuylkill couutyj via Ringgold and Mountain Post Office, to Steinsville, iu Lehigh county. VKitMOXT. From Fast Barnard to South Boyalton: from West Danville to Hard wick; from North Fcrrishburgb to Monkton. wasiu t x tj :i: v. i rot; y. From Dalles, via Simcoe, to Sharps. WKST A'HttMXtA. From Bulltown. via mouth of Oil creek, to Glenville; from West Miiford. via Kin chelon creek, to Cold Water; from Weston, via Beall's mills and Batten's mills, to mouth of Sand Fork creek: from Holly Meadows, via Jllach Fork, Pleasant Run, and Taylor's mill, to New Interest. WiSCOXsIX. From Monomonce, via Washburn farm and Pine creek, to John Quarter's camp, in section twenty-eight, township thirty four, range twelve east: from Neilsville. via Ilunsicker's, to John (.'raves; from Neilsville to Graves' mills: from Menom onee. via Sheridan, to John Quarter's; from Chilton, via Kanfoul and Brillion, to Wrighistown: from Westlield to llarris ville; from Monroe, via Twin Grove and Duncanoii, in Illinois, lo Dakota; from Excelsior, via Brady's, to Sylvanus; from Lone Rock to Iron ton: from West Lima to West Branch; from Cassville, via North Andover, to Blooming-ton; from Roiling G round to Stit ir Grove; from Grovcsvi'Io, via Rantonl and Potter's mills, to Kasson Port. Approved. March 30. 1SCS. Willamette L,oIge No. 1.31. O. G. T. Meets every Saturday evening, at the rooms S.E. corner of Main and Fifth streets, at 7 1-2 o'clock. Visiting members are mviteu W. C. T. to tteud. By order of Oresrnii i.tKigo So. 3, I.O. of O. F iviXi'"o Meets every Wednesday evenir ?4'JS-$at 7 o'clock, in the Masoi.ic II a entng all KiW"' Members of the order arc in vited to attend. By order N. G. DmlfnoiuaU l.os-lge So. 1, A. K. am! a A. 31. Holds its regular rommuni Vacations on the First and Third .Sit urd-ayx in each month, at 7 o'clock, from the 2o'th of September to the 2;th of March, and 7 A o'clock from the 2eth of March to the -ioth of September. 15rcthrenin good standin are iavited to attend. Bv order of W. M. Fashionable SrATiuNEKY.-Messrs. J. E. Tilton A Co., Boston Mass., will ser.d by mail, post paid, a handsome box of as sorted fashionable note papers with envel opes to match, stamped with any initial de sired, to the address of anyoue to tiieni one dollar. In seuding, initial clear and plain. remittinsr write the lU::;m. ES It was reported in this city, savsthe jr. raid of recent date, that the rea son why the democratic party elected their candidates, is because they (the candidates), purchased snch handsome suits cf clothes from Kohn & Fishel. which improved their appearance so much that Republicans could r-.ot cast a vote against them. If every per son wishing to be successful m polities, wealth, health, or even lore, would buy their clothing of Kohn A Fishel, we should not meet sumany disappointed persons, and in fact everybody and everything would be as happy us a cricket. 3fnsuvancc. THE OCCIDENTAL Insurance Company IXTEXI) TO CEASE JiCSIXESS IN THIS STATE! 5.6m 15. GOLDSMITH, Agent. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Organized 1 853. 5. aS. Daggett President, A. TF. Kellogg Secretary. 28,000 Members $3,500,000 Assets. Business of the Year 1SG7. Number Insured O.Sn'fi Amount Insured, over $20,000,000 00 I 'aid claims b v Death 1 cm). 72.") ;'7 Paid dividends 1)5,958 20 A PURELY There are hut seven Purely Mutual Com2anies doing business in the United States, as yer Massa chusetts reports, and those sexwn are the most successful ! The northwestern IS ONE OF THE SEVEN! Il makes its ten payment 2Hcies non forfeiting for one-tenth, after one 2aymcnt. Other companies do after iico or three payments. No extra charge for traveling to and from the Atlantic States, Europe, Oregon, or the 1st aids. Il has not, raised its rates, as some companies have, to male large divi dtnds, but continues at the same rates as at organization, and making even larger divi dends than the castcrncompanies. Comparison Endowment Policies Age Thirty, Pafallc at Forty. !Vor lkvestcru Mutual New Kmrtand . . . Manhattan '. 1"! . 115 10 Euual to a dividend in advance, of from 10 to 20 per cent. Its per centage of expenses and losses on receipts, are h'ss than any piurcly Mutual Company. Investigate our company bfure Insvr ing Jiefer by 2'cnnission to the following citizens of Portland: rtev. W. II. Stoy, A. L. Lovejoy, Michael O'Connor V.". J. Yur.Schi-.vvc-r, John Nestor, I'.er'udi Hrow n, .J. H. Ilobli, S. (1. SKivhnosv. And numerous others, Insured iii the Company. Elmore it Roave, General Agents, 51 -i Montgomery street., Sax Fuancisco, Cm.. O. Ki I bourn, Local Agent, I'OllTI.AM), OllKOOX. J. A. Chapman, M. I).,.. .Medical Examiner 7" For 1'danks, information, &c, Anplv to II. II. JOHNSTON, Carter' J Hock; I'urtlund On . Afiit tor Oregon and the Territories. THE MANHATTAN L1IC jLlS3t&S2IiCC w TBS- Co, OF NEW YORK. o Assets Nearly $.',,000,000 00. Dividkno to .T..xr.vi:Y 1st, ISO", $i,iot;,;i',o 3s. Dividend of 1807, 40 per cent. Cash. rpiIIS LARGE DIVIDEND IS YERY 1 gratifying, and assures the roi.iev holi kus that they will, in this carefully conductd company, obtain insurance at the lowest cost consistent with tnc safety of the insured. " SPECIAL FEATURES. Dividends Annual ly, Policies -non Forfeiting, After one Payment. Policies Incontestable, Credit Given for prirt of The Premium if Desired Prompt Payment of Losses! Z'ZJ" All classes of Life and Endowment Policies issued. C-'.S Important, New Features in Dividends, and Modes of Insurance : The following are examples of the opera tions of the hist dividend. Policies issued in lsCO only four veins ago: Amount Premium Added Total Age. Insured. Paid. to Policy. Amount. 40 1'V00 $-1,2) -".,57- ir.,572 R5 8,ooi J.n'ii -2.SJ-S o,S4s oil 7,5"j 70S 2,70s 10,'J.S 25 7,ooo 571 2,50-3 H,505 This is an entirely new- plan, originating with this company, and gives iuaurers the largest return ever made by any company in the same period. All information, hooks, blank Applications, can be obtained from C. P. FERRY, Agent, 103 Frout st., Portland, Oregon. Dn. A. D. Ellis, i Da. W. H. Watkins, ) Medical Examiners. B, KILLIN, Locsi ! Age 2a 1 5 Oregon City. - a x r Life Insurance. JOHNSON & McCOWN ARE THE Local Agents in Oregon City, of the Pacific Fire Insurance Company, the best doing business on this ca?t. This Company is the only one in Oregon that Issue Policies and Adjusts Losses Without referring the case to San Francisco. ALSO, AGENTS OF THE North America Life Insurance Co.! Presenting the most desirable features, haviug its policies guaranteed by the State of New York. Z'r-f" Don't delay attention to these mat ters until your property is destroyed by tire, or until you a.e sick, Vhen you'eannot be insured. Call immediately. (52:tf C.P.FERRY, T2 S& -3352 mXZ 0 No. 10S Front street, Portland. Ajrent North British aud Mercantile Insurance Company. And Manhattan Life Insurance Co OYERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS V iionds, and Real Estate bought and Sold Oil t .JUlHllSsiCll. JJovtlanir. th: I BEST SELECTION And largest assortment of Ladies' Gents', Misses', Boys' and Childrcns' BOOTS and SHOES. Can be had at the ' II I LA UlJLI'lUA BOOT AXD SHOE STORK, So. 112 Front ttrtet, J'ortlund, opjiuaite H alter Jlro-s. Carpet store, vhere new goods of the latest styles are re ceived by every steamer, direct from the east, enabling" us to sell cheaper than any other store inths city. KAST & UAH A LIN. 112 Front street. Portland. SPRING STOCK ! -sow- HURGREN & SHINDLER ! H,i, las, 170, 17:4 First street, corner of Salmon, PORTLAND, Oil EG OX. IMI'OItTEIlS AND JIANCFACTrKKKS OF Parlor, Bedroom, Diningroom, OJp.cc and Library Furniture ! Pure curled Hair, Eureka hair, Muss Palu, Wool and Strain Matrasses, S2ring Matrasses of all descriptions On Hand and Made to Order. Yc are constantly adding to our already large stock, and purchasers will find a most Complete Assortment to select from. No pains will be spared to do justice to our patrons, both as to prices and quality. We have a large stock of case goods, such as Walnut Bedroom suits Imitation Maple ! Oak and liosca ood suits! Arm, Dining, and Wood seal chairs! AVE SUITLY IiEAI.KKS AM) MERCHANTS Receiving orders from the country at the LOWEST TltlCES ! 2tO HURGREN & SHINDLER. One door south from the corner of First and Morrison streets, near the Western, Portland, Oregon. Win. T. Shanahan, TMTOUTER AND DEALKIi IN il US J OA L INSTD UMENTS, FINE ENGRA VINOS, I 'I CT UHE ERA ME S And MOLDINGS. rrlK FINEST AND LARGEST S TO Civ JL of Engravings, Croinrs, Plain and col ored Lithographs, etc., ever before ottered in this market, just recei.-ed ami for sale at GSEATLY 2LEDUCED A?7J,T4TTp'p-n "pT Views of Columbia River Constantly on hand. Scenery ! AGENT FOR nit.UlBl KV S CliLEllRATEO Csis2359I Scale .Pisissos I Which have iiven universal satis-fuction, and which he guarantees to seil at San Fran cisco prices. Special attention given to framing Photograph J'turravin-jTS, etc. M r. uanaiian, formerlv of A. Koh- h iblishmeut. San Francisco, will at tend to tuning and repairing Pianos, Melo deons, and all kinds of Musical Instruments. Pianos for Rent. tZ'j.ly iii Oreeoii. Pioneer Eooksellcr and Publi sbxr Of this Stati?, desires to inform all his old customers (and as many now ones us may not be acquainted w illi the fact) that he stdl continues to operate at the FRANKLIN BOOK STORE, 105 Trent Street, Portland, (EXACTLY OI'I'OSITK MOl'XT noon) Where he is prepared lo furnish SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, SHEET MUSIC, JXSTIZUCTIOX JIOOXS for all kinds oi Musical Instruments. cuvkcu ihuk; JiOOKS, BASS, YIOL, GUITAR and YiOLIN ST KINGS. BLANK BOOKS, TOYS, A! LSCELLA NE0 US P.OOKS, CHKAl' I'UliLlCATJONS, NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, GLOi'.tS, 1'1 ESSES, PENS, Photographic Albums, And every other article in the above line. E-M O HP CARPE rX AND PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE! BEG LEAVE TO public that we have i: fouiix the Eemoved to the Fine Store No. 89 Front street, Portland, Formerly occupied by Messrs. ( 'ohn, Lynn Kaufman Where we shall now open our latest impor tations of CARPETS, PAJ'Eli HANGINGS, FLOO 11 A N I) T A BLTC OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, DAMASKS LACE CUIiTAlXS, CORNICES AND RANDS, GILT MOLDINGS. And all goods in the CAEFET Cc TJrilOLSTSlY USE ! Ve Tmpoi-t our Goods Pirrct from tlic Kai,C, ami sIl at li ss t!::iis San Krone isco Iiicisl WALTER EROS., No. Front street, between Alder S.',.) and Washington, Portland, Oregon. Pioneer Book Bindery. OREGON IAN BUILDING, No. 5 WsisHingtora Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. P.LANK BOOKS RULED and BOUND to anv desired pattern. MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS PAPERS, Etc., bound in every variety of style known to the trade. Orders from tlio country nromrdly at tended to. Sixteen Years IISlEl TIIE Portland. J. H. MITCHELL. J. X. DOLI'ir. A. SMITH. Mitchell, Dolph & Smith, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, and Proc tors in Admiralty. Office o-cr the old Tost'Office, Front street, Portland, Oregon. A. C. GIEUrt. c. W. l'AR!:iilt, Xnt.iry PulUrnnd L'rin. ofjjada. GIEBS & FAFvRISH, Attorneys and Counselors at-Law, POHTLAND, OREOOX. OFFICE On Alder street, in Carters New Prick Rloek. 11.3 0. P. MAS0PJ, " Attornev and Counselor at Law, 102 Front st., Portland, Oregon. Wfl L L ATTEND T( ) RUSIN ESkS I N AN Y V V Court in the State or Washington Territory. Including business under the Rankrupt Law. S7:ly DALY & STEVENS, a KXKJiA L A GEX TS, Okkh i: Rem(ivel to N. l"i Front street, Portland, Oregon. Opposite MeCormick'rf Rook-Stoie. '7'ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION V to the Collecting and adjustment of account, bills and note; Negotiating Inland bills ; ell'i-cting loans ; selling and leasing real estate ; house renting, and to the gen eral agency biiaiuess in ail its branches. JAS. I.. DALY. W.VKD S. STKVKNS. Xotary J'thlic. I AC OURS' Celebrated Stomach Bitters. At this season of the yeor when chills and fevers are prevalent, there is no one who should be without a b"ttle of Louis Lacour's Delightful Stomach Bitters. Like the Lighthouse to the Mariner, they are the guide to those who use them to outride the breakers of disease, in the joui ney of life. To thorn was awarded the Fiiist Pkemh m, at the California State Fair. The Committee highly and especially recommen ded tin in for their medicinal qualities. Their emblem is A LIGIITHO USE; Their device : Pro Bono Publico : Sold by all the principal drugstores liquor houses and saloons 111 this cit3-, and throughout the state. ;QQ CASES FOR SALE Iu lots to suit, at manufacturer's rates, by E. M ARTIN k Co., Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, 'J.-J. Front t,t. Portland. (3-4 JJEMOVAL ! f?3 ,.0 T11K JE'.Vi:r.UY Establishment of J. JJ Aliller n AS nrEX REMOVED To No 101 Front st., corner of Alder Carters New Building, Portland, In Chus. IVoodard's Drug Store Where he will be ready to attend to all manner of workmanship in his line. Watches and Jewelry repaired in t'.ts rant workmanlike manner. J. 15. MILLER. EsTAPLl.SIIKD :v j Estaulis 1 1M7. II ED 1857 i I7o. SO Pii st street, Fortland, Vvliolesule and Retail Dealer iu Garden. Grass ami Fhnver Seeds ! All Seeds from this Establishment arc Warranted Fresh and Genuine. Foreign and Domestic Dried Fruits and Vegetables. Foreign aud Domestic C reen do do I't'jctalilfis and Fruit I'uvhed with care for NUTS Pea-nuts, Rranil-nuts, Wul-nuts, Fil berts and Almonds. GKOCEK1ES A selected stock of choice Groceries, bought expressly for family use. JiS All of which is offered for cash at cash prices. Orders solicited. ;j.":ly ,KHI O't OXXOR, No. on First st., Poi tl md, Oregon. 11 ATS, MEUSS0OBFFEB &, BR05r Jfa 11 ifiict 'n rem and Iittporter of, An I Wholesale and Jiitail Jhcthrs in, IIATir, CAPS, And HATTER'S MATERIALS, No. 72 Front street, Portland Oregon. Are receiving, in addition to their extensive stock, by eveiy steamer, all the latest styles of New York, London and Parisian taste, for gentlemen's and children's wear, which they will sell cheaper thau any other house oil the Pacilic coast. P. S. Hats of every style and description made to order, also neatly repaired. 1 5y HO TELS, RESTA UR ANTSc W e s t k 11 x Hotel, INcrn.ANi). OitKcox. Corner of First and Morrison streets, Thi best and most coinfoi table Hotel in the State, where every want, is anticipated, and cheerfully supplied. Warm and cold Oaths attached to the house. This Hotel is located near the steamship Landing. The Hotel Coach will he in at tendance at all the Landings, to convey . passengers and baggage to and from thu house free of charge. SEWELL & DORCY, xi.ff Proprietors. Tyaierican excii angeT" (Tate L1XCOLX irOU.SF.) No. Si l'ron( si-C-t, I'ortliindOrcgon. L. 1 W. o't'IMllY. Piioi-nii-TuK, (Lit f WesUni JIutd.) This house is the most commodious in the State, newly furnished, and it will be the en deavor of the proprietor to make his guests comfortable. The Ecggage Wagon will al ways be found at the landing on the arrival of steamships and river boats, carrying bag gage to the house free of charge. "j 17. iy Y 11 a t C 11 e e it House, Nos. 12i, 12? and !?.) Front street, Portland, Okegox. REDUCED RATES! The undersigned having taken this well known house, solicit increased natronage from the traveling public. The House has lately been refitted, and the proprietors are now able to otter additional inducements to their patrons. The table will be furnished with the best market affords, and be under the immediate supervision of the proprietors Rooms well furnished and well ventilated. A large fire-proof safe for the deposit of valuables. Hat'gage taken to the hotel free of charge. Hoard per week .... $." (0 Hoard and lodging " .... to S 00 (According to the room occupied.) Nothing will he left undone, which is in the power of the proprietors to render quests comfortable. LYONS, LEONARD A Co., si-S Proprietors. PATT0N HOUSE, Two doors south of the old Court House Front street, Portland, Oregon. ' W. N. Pattox Proprietor. Single meals, 25 cents Reds, 23 cents. This house is newly fitted, and furnished xhjm If you wish the very best Cabinet Photo r.i apiis, you must cr.U on Hradlev & Rulof sos. .Montgomery street, San Francisco. Ton pmxTixci xeatly kxecvt td at the ENTERPRISE OFFICE. Portland AV: A. ALDKICn. J.C.MERRILL. JOIIX M CRAKEM M'CRAKEN, MERRILL& CO. SKIPPING, COMMISSION AND Forwarding Merchants, AGENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA, Hawaiian nnd Oi egon I'acket Lines. Importers of San Qnentiu and Carmen Island Salt, Sandwich island Sugars, Collee, Rice, and Pulu. Agent for Provost's & Co.'s. Preserved Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles nnd Vinegar. Dealers in Flour, Grain, Racon, Lard & I 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. ALDKIC1I, MERRILL & CO., Nos -'0-1 and 2oo California Street, San Francisco. M'CRAKEN, MERRILL & CO., 18 North FroutStreet, Portland. Sugar, Colfec and Syrup. JFvEa Just received per barque fiZtii 11 A I N I E It , FROM IIOXOLn.tT OIKKCT. 4,000 KEGS ISLAND SUGAR: OF VAUIOfS GRADES. 400 sks KONA COFFEE;- 300 Ibis Haicaiian sugar house syrup. Will be sold low to the trade, by M'CRAKEN, MERRILL k CO. HOME MANUFACTURE. HIGGIWS &, CO. Arc Sow 2tfuKtf;icturiig a. St!jci-Ior ARTICLE OV Chemical, Olive, Pale, and Brown FAMILY SOAP, -vy-nicn we will sell at. sax Francisco Prices, and deliver to up river boats free of charge. All orders sent to Portland Soap Factory, or to AlcCraken, Merrill &, Co., Agents, will diet with prompt attention. W. L. 111CGINS A- CO., ll:ly Proprietors, No. S Front Street, Portland. Oregon, One block north of O. S. N, Co.'s Wharf. JJcCRaKEN, AIERRILL & CO., Agents "iSiPOKTATIOjs" EIRECT FROM HEW YORK ! THE DNI.Y omplete Stock! IN PORTLAND ! I would respectfully solicit the alien Hon of the trade to the large and 'well st lecttd slock of EmV-GOODS, MILLINERY 3 Fancy Goods, and Gents' Furnishing Goods ! Which I have Just Imported Direct from the Eastern Markets ! MERCHANTS WILL FJHD IT To their Advantage to GIVE ME A CALL AT Savikr's Bciinixa, (Up-stairs,) Nos. -i-j and -V) Front st., Poitland Oregon. o New Goods, end the Latest Styles Received 2er every steamer, from the cast. All orders from the country promptly attended lo. JACOE MAYER, 25.1 Portland, Oresrcn. 1851 v . . .1357 E. J. NORTKBUP & CO., OFFEIl FOIt S.VLK LOW Builders' Hardware and Carptcnlers'' Tools, Blacksmiths' and Machinists' Tools Coopers' aud I'ajiners'' Tools, Mining and Farmers' Tools, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Ship and Steamboat Hardware, Tart Pitch, Oakum, Oars, Packing, Manilla and Hemp Cordage, Anchors, Blocks and Sheaves, Powder, Fuse, Shot, head and Caps, Wooden Ware, Twines and Brushes. IRON, STEEL, Blacksmiths" Goods, Cumberland Conl, Put nam, New York and Orilliji Horse Nails, Malleable Nuts nnd 1 tons for Bug gies and Wagons; Wagon Skeins'3 and Irou Axles, alt sizes. WAGON TIMBER. IIuls, $ke, A. rlsx, Pol:- and Sjiuft, T nt liiins, Saired Ftllvtt, dc, ibc. Agents for A. S. Hull id it- .t Co., "Wire Iioj Hauufatiui'i'iK. 22T Circulars furnished on application. Our faciiiiies for purchasing goods in the Eastern Markets being of a superior charac ter, we are enabled to offer goods in our line at as low rates as they can be purchased in this maikct. We call the attention of deal ers to our stock, w hich comprises the most complete and extensive assortment of goods iu this hue ever offered 111 this market. 30 E. J. NORTIiBUP & CO., 131 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. C. If. M 11 13 It, S, PLlliiiLG, GAS & STEAM Fitting Establishment, Xo. llti Fiist Street. , . .rortlan.l Gas Fixtures, Cooking Ranges, Hot. Water Boilers, Marble Top Washslands, Sheet Lead and Block Tin, Water Closets, Balk Tubs, Bead Pipe. Wrought Iron Pipss, all Sizes. TEES. E L II O W,jJe TU RX JJ EXDL XJI'J'LES, JiCXJXG.S, dc, Jur SUam, Wuter and Ua$. ALSO- Scotch Tubes, Water Guages, Whistlei Tallon Pumps, Steam Gouges, Globe, Angle, and Check Valves, Uuage Cocks, Air Cocks, and all kinds' ct Brass Work. Rubber Hose, Hose Pipes, Ac. Hotels, public buildings, and private resi dences heated v. ith the latest improvements in steam or hot air apparatus. 1 invite citizens generally to call and ex amine my stock, which has been selected w ith great care, and especial attention giveu to the wants of this market. C. H. MYERS. A LARGE INVOICE OF XEW Sunday School and Gift Books! ?ROM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIE JL ty and Variovs other Publishing Houses! For sale by the subscriber, on Jellerson st., between '2d and 3d, Portland, Origou. G. II. ATKINSON, Secretary. o2.1y aud Tread. Oregon Tract Soc.'y. Portland W I L L A M E T T E IRON WORKS COMPANY! ISsS Norlh Frout aud E sts- Portland. Oregon. Iron Founders, STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL E R B U I LDERS. THESE WORKS ARE LOCATED OX the bank of the river, one block north of Couch's Wharf", and have facilities for turn ing out machinery promptly and elficiently. We have secured the services of Mr. John . Nation, as Director of the Worksy whose ex perience on this coast for fifteen fCHtS gives him a thorough knowledge of the rarionst kinds of machinery required i7 mining and milling purposes. We are prepared to exe cute orders for all classes of machinery ancf boiler works, such as MIXING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY t FLOUIUNO MILLS ! SAW MILLS 1 QUARTZ MILLS ! 1 MINING I'UMrS ! t 6cc, &C, &C. jr.t7" fart urn and Rfpai-r ITaiJdntry of alt Ft, -iits. 1XOX SllUTTEli WORK at San Francisco cost and freiijhX. Wheeler & Ran dall's J'atint irrxmler and Amntyamator. Jnrd,ar and Steven s Self A'tj"tia Patent Q ligton- I'acking, either applUd, to old or new' steam cylinder. Quartz ijtamjters. Shoes arut dUs, if the tnt hard iron. 8:1 1 John Nestors Architect, OFFICE IX CARTER'S B-UlLp'dXGr Front st., Portland Oregon. FIKST-CLASS RESIDENCES, Business Houses, Halls, Churches Tenements, Cottages, Suburban Residences, and ALL PESCRIPTIOXS OF BIUCK AXD FRAME Buildings Designed and Planned With accuracy, and scrupulously and faith fully superintended. Owners' interests considered paramount. " 0mx iTawijsca. FARMERS, ATTENTION 1 Flux Seed for Sale I FARMERS IN WANT OF FLAM SEED FOB SOWING! Can be Supplied upon opjilicalion to us. We shall also be pre pared to put chase all seed ojftred, ki the Best Market Prices ! Which, from present 2r?ces of Oift will probably be from 4 to 5 cts. Per Pound ! Wc hare on hand, and are prepared to :d;ip rrith di.-pateh, in quantities desired Oil-case .Mkai., one of the most nutritious articles of food known, for all kiuds of stock; Address: i'acij?.? Linx-'id Vil and Ijcud IVorlr, King st., near 3d, San Francisco; 2-r.-"";rh J California ?. n. ini-nnr iton, ? LCL'lS fclNSTKIX, f Portland. l.. uii.nnritr.H, Suu Franciscov Hi Ed burg, Bros- & Co JMrOrtTKRS AXD WMOI.KS.U.E HEALERS IX All Kinds of ousics, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. Rum, Gin, Domestic Liquors, Wines S,'C, Cc., etc. No. 20 Frout st., O. S. N. Co.'s new brick block, Poitland Oregon. ASMES & DALLAM, IMPORTERS AXO JOBBERS OF WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Brushes, 1'wines, Cordage, etc., AND MAXt FACTI KERS OP Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, $-c 21o .t 217 Sacramento St., San Francisco. IIS Maiden Eniie. N. V. City. lcgal Notices. STATION. In the matter of the estate of Robert Moore, deceased. In the County Court of Clackamas county Sfiite of Oregon, In the name of the State of Oregon: To Jane Pui titer. Robert M. 3Ioorc, James M. Moore, and Robert C. 2,Ioore devisees and heirs of said Rtibcrt Moore deceased mid to alPother devisees or heirs of said Robert Moore deceased if any there be. Ton and each of you are hereby cited to be and ap pear in the Comity" Court of tMackaaias county State of Oregon on Monday the 6th day of July A. I). 18VP, being the first day of the July term of said Court then and there to shovr cause if any you have why the petition of George, A. Pease the administrator de. loni lion of said estate praying for an order lo sell real estate to pay the debts charges and expenses of administration of said estate should not be granted, The land described, in said petition being situated in Sections Go and "o0 in Township 2 S. Range 2 E. Sec. 31, Township 2 S Range 2 E. Sec. I and - Township 3 S Range I E. , , Witness the Honorable W. T.Mat--. l. s. y lock, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hcreuuto allixed, this, 2d day of June, a. r. fils. S3.M) J. M. RACON, County Clerk. jsjnws isxiiAToirs notice. Iu tire matter of the Estate of Willianj Arthur, senior, deceased. In the County Court of Clackamas county, State of Oresron. ' Notice is Hereby given that A. F. Hedges, the Executor of tlie""estate of said William Arthur sen'.Jr, deceased, was filed and pre sented for settlement. Ids final account of the allairs of said estate, and that Monday the Clh day of July A. D. 1SGS, being the fust Monday of July isos and a day of a regular term ofsanJ Court, has been "appointed by said Court tor the settlement of said account, and for the hearing of objections to said final accouat and the settlement thereof. 15y order of said Court, J. M. RACON. ('otuitv Cleric. MISCELLANEO US. CE CREAM Will be served at the Lincoln Rakery, until further notice. L. DILEEK, Prop r. June iith,-lsf,s. J7LOWEKS I Rein arent for the ceieDraieu uu. of II. MILLER, Milwaukie, I PreP.J to supply orders for Flowers and bhrubouy at the Nursery prices. pjl LER. monItortloub. "OARLOW A FUld.EK, - OREGON CI ; JJ have on hand for sale, in lots to s-.jt purchasers, the celebrated XOMW FLOUR. Try it. f i f I 1