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It (bast (L’rtwuan. I ! M here will Mr. Mali one, ocli hone, Henry Wan! Bcwher announced ths Summer i We fear that even from the Plymouth church pulpit his FttltUY . ~'T.TTT^'.JIH.Y tkl*l |,n th’f 'u*da*»' h«*u of August, the Iwlief that Iwptism was • non .«sential ordinance o( th. church. It was pleas ———........................ — atuiitsphere will have a certain dullness ant euough and useful enough, but if a Mr. Seth foehardsoo thio sresk ' f*'r h““ that M, M„ man died trusting in Christ it maJe no ditleronoo u het her lie had been bwmght to oor office a espy of th. I,",,e “ «* v*<‘ ’ “« “ "Marvland Journal and Baltimore Ad ",lh* ’>*» i»«/ "■ his hami*. of »pnnklwl or eui.rux,, or both, or either. | vertimir. published at R<11.more, Md.. *h,ch h* U ,h* cul’ and bearing date JO, tTT.V Th>. an Cient relict of journalism presents qu.te a novel appeaiunce It was obtauied The tin tnwbU w,,h Mr M«><one i. that he ha. • startling innvv.imn into 'ur ‘vh*me P*1“** ,n '•'»»i «*• B r ro-uti BURTON, M BANKING CO OF NEW AND BOSTON, YORK SIOUX! are now pr»|««nsl to negotiate ------------ LOXNS--------- - Such Ruma tu lie ses-uiasl un Real Ea 1‘IIUKIXX %\I> UIU.EOV lu* 14 he '*«•“ b-v tate tu Umatilla County. Oregon. ‘h’Rrtp'i ; »'«"hn-h no other re Assistant Surgeon O K .1 N Co.] tiMnuer was ever known to dream of For particulars enquire of '» >»«*1» is to reform N. HKMUH1S. A»«»». Je'-M '**•?• *“d «he reform Ucoiue* popular, to drop into the ranks your literary seiveltons The copy we saw self. Mr. Mahone's idea of a Demo was the first issue of the |wper and cratic pwrtv so reformed that the out sets forth among other things. "That I ' side observer couldn't tell it from th. shall always publish, with pleasure, Republican l>arty was a very good one.^ whatever is sent mein favor of Liberty but he had not secured enough adher ami the Rights of Mankind, provided ents to the idea. It is a l«vl scheme to tli. language is decent and computable start out to lead a party and then to with good cnvrrnuent, but I am re find that there is no party to lead. Mr solved that me paper shall lie FREE Mahone lo« ked confidently to Mr and of no PARTY’." It was published i Conkling to furnish the party ; and by W Goddard at 10 shillings per now Mr. Conkling has retinsl to the Where they keep constantly ou hand year nnd we mu»t say would do credit 1 shades of private life ami has left no even to this present age. political assets The old original Dem- It is also moderatelr well filled with ’ «9 «icratic party 19 is »11 all i'll on liauu hand , ; 1'Ul but 1« it is advertisements, among which we no-, just as unreformed as ever it was. to t KXTKRHl.lt. to hay ■) ticed oue from George Waslungton. Mr Mahon, can't lend "that.'' The date«! Mount X’eraon in Virginia. Julv RepuHicwn party is likewise on deck. WORLD RENOWNED is borne ^p ii 1 us wi with 15, 1775. in which the father of our It « bcr,,cl in i,n V"' ‘h the th* force f'V ■ of irresistible conviction, that the only country offers for sale 20.000 acres of Summering place for Mr Mshone is MACHINES land, situated on the Ohio and Great that famous Fort Y’uba. m the South HARVESTINC Kaapawa rivers. Also the following West, which was so warm that the bad i He Keeps the lairgesl block lu “Prince George s county, near Queen soldier who died there came up to earth Ikia (uuttl). Elsewhere in this Ann 1**3. Ran away from the sub- for his blankets. I*.. « lOMrisrs sns. » or scril<er some time in December, 1772, cruel world the weather will be coolish Negro Prince, a tall. Stine fellow, has for Mr Mahone, ooh hone. from a Mr Roberts who passed through Pendleton during th. week and i. highlv prised by him. It contains quit, a number ot well written article, as well as some choice Kasson Smith's, Walter & Wood’s HARDWARE. SWEEP-RAKE several hacks in his forehca»! lie was taken up at Susquehanna. Loner Ferry, but made his escape and is often seen in the neighborhood—whoever takes up the said negro and secures hitu in goal so that the owner mav get him again shall have FIVE POUNDS re ward. or if brought home TEN POUNDS reward and reasonable char get made bv RICHARD BURNETT HALL AVe suppose there could have been AgrlculturnI Imple turn ta A Mite THltl.. It. ir.iK.wo NEW DRUG STORE I Muln Stroet, Near th« Post Office. . through their agent at Pendleton. D H SOMMERVILLE & RALEY S DRUGS. U in: MIC A US inn Patent Meilmnea PA I NTH. Oil A VAKNIHIIKN, GLAS'», PUTTY, Kt. »IWCX A TOII.K1 am ri< i rm. FI m it tara A Ll*aarw i* U»div.iMI Fwiy u i— Tl»a Fm«**t H ao4* Lumps and F xtarss, <’ ■ <4 W ■« ■ I m latas* Si» la». Paint oll«. Ihr Kiuflk, Ulas« putty, Patent niedlrlnca I Am! Pcifuuicrv. A NEW COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOKS AND NTATIONKHY l*h) Blelnus* I’rcrrlpllou. < «r< roll) < owipMiiaaea. FOR Pumps, STATIONERY----- LEAD OR IRON W-»TER PIPE, Ncliool Itooka. BRASS CtH KS, STKAM FITTING GlMlDN, STEAM PACKING, STEAM PUMPS. INJECTORS, oil. t UPH, LUIIIU UATOILS. OR ANYTHING IN IIIE STEAM OR WATER LINK SEND 1'0 BATH TUBS. I'niif) A Toll«* I Good» WINrS AND LIQUORS; Put» I N«»»» Ml wu gl. I tv, ..I MM1*«i *heet Mttasle M «aala a I b~wka. L«Mpi •»»«* l«M|i Allai««. M»»«it«llt»^a. Hl« lut« F» • « m « . ElAEininTT, JOIIIV 43 First atroot, PORTLAND, ORECON, P. O. Roa OM. 'Trade supplied at th» lowiwt Jobbing rat». Ele., Ele Pt«w«tp«iwo« .•rqiutly ,««u|wu«4eM Pendleton. • • Oregon li. W. Webb & Sou M kt\ MTBKXr, PENDLETON ORIENTAL HOTEL GROWERS ATTENTION. De Wc desire lo call the attention of the Wool Growers ot thia count v to our unexcelled faeil- itiea for celling Wool in the Portland or San Fruncitco mar kets. Liberal ad valieeini’iitg will be imtde on Wool, ('tun- mission charged for selling ia ap<S tf On the 2Sth of June there was tiled in the office of the Clerk of .Multnomah W alter a wood county at Portland the articles of in corporation of a couqsuiy with a larger Twine Leif Binding Harvester*. capital and a larger plan than any yet! hatched in that city. The i«corpora- tors are Henry Vdlanl. A. H. Holiues J. N Dolph. R. Koehler, C. H. Pres BROWNES GANG AND SULKY cott, Paul Schulte. George J. Ainsworth and Joseph Simon. The corporation x. <» w M shall be known as "The Oregon and no abolitionist, in th<we day. <> Il \ I Y Drill and *r«-«lrra. We also noticed the advertisement Traus-Conunental Company, and its duration is perpetual. of Abraham B-rnham, who informs the Farm Wagons, Portable Engines, The object of the corporation is set public that he "ridea POST from the forth as follows: and Circular Saw nulla town of Baltimore to the town of To lav out, construct, furnish and ------- ALSO------- equip, inaiutain and operate the follow Frederick ouce a week, whence another 'W. iz;sx>y”si Post rides to the town of AA'iucliester ing railroad and telegraph lines and 'W branches: Carriage«, Buggies, Hacks and in Virginia." Think of it, only “once Along the south side of the Colum Buck-b« ards. jy^tf a week" te get the mails How would bia river between Portland and Uma tilla, vr. like that at the present fast age I X-.OST ! From Umatilla to Pendleton and There is also an able open letter to an English Lord on the subject of duel thence across the Blue mountains: LOST' LOST’’ nn»l Î nani t« find nge through the Grande Ronde Valley via ing which is quite interesting and Baker City to a point near the eastern tn o ymr <»M l»r.»n n r<»lt He n a« a »Tull • V whru hr le!» mt prrn»i«e* and bran 3rd roundly condemns the “code of houor. boundary of the State of Oregon and with XI rncloMsi tn a rirrh*. I nil| pity lüteraHv »uv rnr n h«» will inf«*rm wx* thence up the Snake river and Bear * here the coll cuu I • !•»<»»»<! A'Mr«- a, Guitteau, the assassin, the preacher, river valley to a point of connection , W W WrnthrrfoH. with the Union Pacific at or near Gran [July 8 5»] R'H'kvilb», XV(’•» Or the politician, is in jail, and it is now ger station. evident that he had become so imbued From Umatilla to Wallula and thence THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS. with the nilhist principles that he came to Walla Walls to think this country wanted a Savior, From the Walla Walla anti Wallula and if he could slay the head of the na road through Weston, in Eastern Ort- tion the world would owe as much to him pon and thence southwardly to a point < f intersection with the line from Uma as it ha* pretended to owe to Brutus tilla to Pendleton, across the Blue since he assassinated Julius Ceasar. mountains. There can he but little question now From Walla Walla in a northward but that Guitteau was a fanatic of the direction to Snake river. an«l a branch leaser sort. That st last he became a line to Dayton, Pataha City and Lew- iaton. Idaho. monomaniac and then a would he mur 7 From a point on Snake river, near derer. He is worse than the common the mouth of th» Palouse river, along, murderer, be tries to kill a nation. the valley of that river in a northward Garfield still lives with strong hopes of direction to the headwaters of the Spo-1 his recovery. But. no clue can be found kane river, and such other branch lines j oj > may be necessary. to any accomplices in the bloody drama From a point on the Columbia river On the 2d a whole nation was set in near Wallula through the Snoqualmie pass or other available route across the mourning by a crazy man. The Preudents synptoms are all fa Cascade range of mountains to the city of Seattle, in Washington Territory, vorable at present, and no doubt will also a branch through Cedar river c al survive to see Guitteau execrated by mines; also a branch to the Carbon BE8T TOKIO IN U8E. all good citizens. river coal mines From Wallula in a general easterly Recommended by all Physicians Read No cause his been assigned for the jyfi deed lait that he was a stalwart and direction through the ter. itories of Ida •»•rtificates on l«uk of bottle. ho, Montana and Dakota, and the Stat» Garfield was net, and we thank our of Minnesota, to a point on Lake Su ( stars he is not, it to be a stalwart is to perior at or near Duluth; and from the lie a murderer. portion of said line between St. Paul > and Duluth to a junction with one or telTTTKAl"« l.»71T»:S TO GML more lines in Wisconsin. MHKItH IS. From Portland to Astoria NO 11 KEARNEY STREET From Portland across the Columbia, Treat« ali Cb roete aol Spacial I' WxsntXGTOx, July 2.—The paper» referred to in Guitteau s letter to Gen. to a junction with the line from Seattle Sherman have not yet been given out to the Carbon river coal mines. From Portland southward along the for publication. Byron Andrews, who lIrH"mav be »nff rmt Lorn Iba »ffre« of youth -a i i. M'fti.<»t. Aiilcn wtllf'ia«ail is the Washington correspondent of west side of the Willamette Valley, • » f., »!.<• i oelve» of H.i< tho "rrateiK txa»n rrer laid at lbw through the valleys of Umpqua and , the Chicago Iter-Ocean, says that while alu-r of anfTering litinuDity l»R MPINNt.y will to forfeit t'KK D-r every rare nf Semiaal it is true that a package of papers are Rogue river to a connection with the guaratiter U eat r,».« .a» I f . » d; -» . -e " any k nd or aiarat ur railroad system of California which hr undertakea and fail« to cure. in the hands of the police, accompanied From Portland southward along the by a note addressed to him (Andrews; MIDDLI'-AGEG MEN. he has no personal acquaintance with east side of ti e Willamette Valley to a Thrra nr* many at the ape of thirty tn auty who ir'mMad with two fioqii*nt »»»• ualt> na of ibr Gjitteau and never heard of his exis connection with the line !a«t descrilied. | are 1,1.4•.’ ' often t' ' rr,p«nie t-v a » ght »mart-riff nr To purchase, consolidate w ith, lease ' burtiiCg e*n«afw»o ar»«l aw ifrenirg of (be »r.iem m a tence till this morning. The following nMi.O’r »he I «’i* rtl ranr.ot arrotir.l for <>n rumio or otherwise require, maintain and ; letter was found in the street«, shortly nr ihr urlnar*’ deprwj « « r» pr erdfment will oftm tw> after G littiau's arrest, in an envelope, operate any other railroad or telegraph f.Hjiid and .«.met'tnea emali pulitele« nf albunien will ti;»praF or the r«»lt»r • ¡II I»* of * *hm mtlkiah h e, unsealed, and addressed, "Please deliv line or lines now constructed or which attiri ctinnin’« •<> a d«»k and t<»f| d »|.pe-r.n»-f Th- re are i< a y men who al of thia diffjr uliy. ifn->r er at once to Gen. Sherman, or his first may hereafter lie constructed, or any ant t»f the cau»>e. whl- h ia the serond ata/* of wnonal , Hr - wil' fiar iute.- a peifo«4cnr« in all assistant of the War Department: steamboat or steamship line, etc.; to i wrakneM. au< b ranea, and a healthy r«ator«l. >u of the grulle facilitate and ass st and contract for Gen. Sherman, I have just shot the ur niry »>rjrai «. ttfTiee ll-ura — !•) *o 4 an I A to t Miindava fron» 10 President. I shot him several times, the construction, building,extension or toll» M < '«n-'i'ut .o fna. Thorvugb elimina as I wished him to go as easily as pos operation of any railroad line, or steam t»«»fi «lid iidvtcr |5. < «II >.r ador*»« !>'« •»PIXXKVHil. sible. I am a lawyer, theologian and ship line, in any of the State of Ore ociotf So 11 K'«rn*y Ktr e» -«n FranHaeo politician, and am a stalwart of the gon, California, N-la'll. Minnesota, or P. H — for private ». ae«»«n of »hort a'anding a fall Washington, Idaho, ron rar of toed ir I nr« audkirnl for ■ cure wHh all In stalwarts. I was with Gen. Grant and Territories of ■tr<>< torta, will a* genl lo any -Idre a on tba receipt Montana or Dakota; or any line run the rest of our men in New York dur ni tin ning between Portla-id and any other ing the car» l oss I am going to jail. ports on the Pacific ocean; to subscribe Yours respectfully, for or purchase the^.hares, .lock or i» ClIAS. OutTTBAV. bonds of any company owning or opei- I L augh O vfkr .- The Sterling mine ating any such railroad, telegraph, "4 steamship or stcaiiilxiat line; to pur in Jackson county has been yielding A chase, build, own or leas'; docks, piers, * large return, of late to it. proprietor, hl-ki __ ____________ \______ , ___ " , i, i'apt. Ankeny, who lias w much oonti- etc.; to borrow money on bond., note, donee in it. ri-'lineo. that he traded off und otherwise, and to mortgage its pro , ULMBir* FXTFRS4L HLE RLNEDT very valuable property in Portland for perty, real and personal ; to increata DU. H. Give« InataRi and ia an Inftellible rtoek in‘it till he became poMetoed of the capital stock of the cor[n>ratioii, etc. CURE FOR ALL KIND8 OF PILES. The principal office of thin <g>rpora-, Sold by DruggiMs everywhere. Price, $1.00 tlm whole claim at an expense of some f73,OOO. He lias lately lieen offered tion is located at Portland. The (»pi-1 ]^r brix. prepai'fl, by nuiil. flnmplca aunt 1 free to Phy-icians and nil aufTorer« by (•■»00,000 for hi. mine by a company ot tai atoek is fixed at £50,000,000 ; : NeuBtaedter A <’o., Box 3D46. N<»w York amount ot' each share, £100. Ci»jr SuitmftBu/irturars f-f VNAKFSLl New York capitalists and declined. A>n Rm hr i XT Alexander 4 Frazier Baxter & Kuykendall, Propre, Min wr.. rrwdlet«« OfR < rnCraily !.«<■« tr«l MAIN STREET, PENDLETON, OREGON. Throo Meal Tlckots for 81 ' Dr sirr» in —— General Merchandise. Wool forwarded at fiOcta. per ton. We have a large »lock of 1st da». Leaf Tobacco, Sulphur, Mock Sult, Wool Sacka Here« Twine, Shcara, Etc. All of A large »tuck of liardw«»» anti which wo oiler nt bottom price». cutlery constantly kept on All ordern or bmunena <>| Wovl Grower» will receive prompt ------- Imntl------- attention a» in pnxt team. Jahn B. FOSTER 4 Co. l’inatilla, Or.. Jan. 14. I860. laalAaall Mr Jacob Franer hating purchased the interest of E. Lobe, nite in, th' new tínn of Alexander *L Frazier will carry BEST and MOST COMPLETE Orrgoa IMMENSE STOCK stock ever opened in OF Pendloton. furniture : FIRE-ARMS NITION. HUTNMl AIA »Kl HEMIN I> Heppner. t'innillln O’, Or. GROCERIES, P. 9UÄNII, PJIGP'X. J. DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CHOCK EE 1 <C «LUMI JUL CAI! PETS OIL CLOTHS. MATS, ETC Tb* »•»•’• ere always DPM «•-< e»eae 15 I MCEST l Il I KG» I» ON Al l < Ul 'N IS A» I kit » UAX S A b» pruwf J..BK All lb. Fta-e. to and from h.ppner •tep at ibis Hiit I. » r nvneci IXTOTICE. BENTLY & HAWN. l’KICM. Heppner, - 1 UK « I ■!•>> .1" • e»ner«l Isis-I "fl.-» K«i.ir««. ail«f ■>u pre rm I lion dMilwr rullur- b mrai re Ir •»«- FAILINC, rKsnttros. oitri.us I’nlKtiingc NolIrllrR. 4. M.iE/.onr, spM if JnMIr*« of ibr P»«f4 «•<?tf <>oodi sold til BOTTO H Prier*. BRANCH STOKE. This FAVORITE HAW RRRHRRRto .MILL is again in full blaut. Country produce nnd Wool taken at Highest Cash Price. J. H. KOONTZ, At Echo City, Ogn Prevalent, C. 11. Hwtrr, Vie» President, W m . P. C olkmàn , 11! Orders promptly .lltmdrd To, Surveyor, F. R. D hav . LOAN. BLACKSMITH SHOP. For tnrtlier Information enquire of B. KEENEY, Pendloton. Offlcr» nt Lumber Yard near flour mill, opposite bc I hmi I house. Wbara all kind« of work I f dona »Hb Nnatm •nd Dispatch. pent Ofller Diol Kork. Fred Niable und Corra!, BENTLY & HAWN. With plenty of H y und Barlay For Sa!« (ì»m»p. -------- OR--------- turili M, IMI Eli > I H ."¡Vy1'17’*' ( WALLA WALLA F R DRAY,... June3m I May Slat. IHH1 WM. VOSS III MNKMft S A X- o o 1NT All persons indebted to the Inta flrm ofi M-rrlll Lai.i A Co .re warned that if 'heir bills »re not p«hl by the flr«t of .Inly > next, costs will lie willed. Book* *' Mer [ [JutlC rills, mt Turner A Vu* (Juue 17tf] 17tJ] .Vbl >*«*■>«•-l*r udir ton or H m nperiad a Flral Claau At Keh. <1tr, <»rr«.w. I.. Hlr Bar I. ««re""1 • Ht» '»« »»■••< Wlnr«, Liquor« »nd < lgiira. •«« ir KUYKENDALL A Co. NEW SA LOON, — Main Hirer!, Oppogite Ctmrl Hous«.— 11. J. Merrill, Proprietor Tlio rimise«» of Wines, llerr, I.iqsors «ml Cigsrs Mill li« kept coiiKtanlly ou hanj. I inlrud to keep a firitclnaa I. oiim In prr'rv ppoiwn* WASHINGTON, 11. C. AKft Collar«Inns. N<»<i»hsir I awiin and alien • in all htiHlnPM rnnfl'lrd L<» them I. ho <I h wrlf»t,Rn| dfrr’s Arliliiinnu) H«mv«*lva4 High'S Mid Laßt! War Muis brighi ai »4 «y, t id M Brug Mtorr. I Law «»r iTKttKr.. Mru m.rM It GÎLMOHK A CO.. I Mtrrrt, nmi- Finrhl W iiicn mih I Liquor*, Alt», Beer, Uigurs ami mised drinks to suit tastes Cocktails early ami nil kinds of ienl drinks after 10 o'clock. The very place to drop in nnd take a quiet »Iniik - — Jal Olli J Casi.ier, En. R. H amiitox , The Sacramento Bank will loan money on improved farm lands in Umatilla County. Main I SHINGLES, LATHS, PICKETS. SACRAMENTO, - CALIFORNIA. MONEY TO PALAC E SALOON. 01 s*sry D.un|.<<un lUlt'Cll M Dll ».MS KI' «. 4.NTM1 BANK. SACRAMENTO LUKE’S LI M IIEll llu O| kum I a ALEXANDER i ER AZI ER Oregon. - —-I a. xnw , - | »flrri»rn T" u is> <m t ri rt»vs raoarr JESSE ^^•C’all and examina our new style* and ¡»atternh.. fu. the derail » «afweb'.ea i.wt J ■ »1‘TkT. Eter brought I« prwdletnn; Ih'Hglit lu San Francis*.«» (or < a*h aud Sold AT BMHlOCk Etc . Etc. Tba labia will elwava W hirwi b'4 wllb »be Leal ito» iMfbe* atterga volví ; men A NA KE S IS Ala.» keej». eonslanllv on hand and tar sale clieaap, a full slock of Bad die«, limiir»» ri<, etc CLOTHING. DR. SPINNEY far HutlMea« îf-t» R. Alriandrr A. <o. WORLD. ALIFORNIA Ranis, Hydraulic
