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Newspaper Page Texta; 7 j-pf, w; l eektri Oregon statesman- Mill. WIMMDIY APRIL 17, 1171 From Daily of Wednesday Apr: 10. ' SrrarrtALiMc is Ocu Midst. Tnblo-tipplug and spiritual manifesta tions, of various kinds, sceia to engage tlie attention of some of our prominent citizens just at present. A party of five gentlemen met in a room, X Sjay evening last, and decided to test VSeir powers as mediums. Arranging them selves around a table 'and laying their bands thereon ther aobn suorrvvWi In making itj caper around the room in a lively manner. As their gatherings are of a private nature we fliid it im possible to gain admittance tmrself, but we are a&mrea tne young men are fully convinced that spiritualism is not all a myth. VVe shall try and got on the right side of this tipping party " auu report procceoings to our readers ' Monthly Missionary Cohceht. There was a good audience assembled at the M. E. Chorch last evening to usten to tne exercises of the monthly concert. We have not space to spare to give the full details, but we must mention a few noteworthy ones. The singing by the quartette was excellent A reoiutiou by alias McCullv was well rendered as was the one bv Miss Mary Powell. But decidedly the best thing of the evening was the declamation by Mast. Eddie Powell. HU gestures ami articulation were quite correct and Appropriate. . Taken altogether. the concert was a success ami is to be repeated, we are pleased to say, at an cany uay. Is TliOUMJE First class temper ance lectures, are an everyday occur rence just nw. Scarcely a day passes but we see some individual with too much benzine on board and giviii practical illustrations of the evils of Intemperance. Yesterday afternoon tliere was a drunken man turned out of one of our saloons having too much on board, and growing somewhat bois terous, be soon after entered one of our groceries and raised so much disturb ance that a policeman was compelled to take him in charge and be slept in the calaboose last night, where he could ruminate over bis degradation at leisure. Mischief. Somebody, imbued with the spirit of mischief, no doubt, has been doing Royal Bro.'s the doubtful favor of tearing down some fine lar . business cards, Which tbey had put up in various places around tlie city, only a day or two ago. We suppose that the police would make it particularly interesting for such marauding chaps if they should happen to catch tliem in the act. Stock Killed. Passengers on yes terday mornings train for Portland report the killing of a fine steer be tween Marion and Turners station. The animal was on the track and in spite of tlie endeavors of the engineer to stop tlie train tlie cowcatcher caught him and dragged him some twenty or thirty rods and when It was removed tlie critter was too indisposed to get up. Hand Isjched. Caleb Chapman, a teamster employed by the Hack and Dray Company of this city, had his liana badly crushed Monday last while engaged in hauling stone from the quarry at South Salem. We could not learn the full extent of his injury but understand it will lay him up for a few weeks. Delegates to the Grand Lodge. At the regular meeting of Anniversary Lodge No, 13 I. O. O. F., held in this city, Tuesday evening last, the follow ing persons were elected delegates to the Grand Lodge which will meet in this city tlie Third Tuesday in May: J. ABsiker ; W. L. Wade, and B. P. Drake. The Schoolmaster Abhoad. The following notice was handed us a few days since. We will only say the original can be found not a thousand miles from our office- "Mebbe you dont better had loaf around here veil you dont cot some peesness. Ain't it ?" , Snow and Hail. Persons residing out in the hill country, inform us that it both snowed and bailed there yes terday. If winter aint lingering in the lap of spring this year, we don't care about ever seeing him linger. Personal. Mr. Jacob StitzeL of the firm of J. Stltzcl & Co., Real Es tate Brokers Portland, came up yes terday, on a business visit to the Cap- tal. lie favored us with a call. Shipments and Receifts. As fol lows, Monday last: Shipped, 2 cars flour: 1,682' ft general merchandise Received, 14, 845 a general merchan dise. ' 1 " " From Daily of Thurtday Apr. 11. Salem Ilon Works. Through the courtesy of Mr, Ilolman. foreman of these works we were yesterday xhown through this establishment, owned by Bw F. Drake ot this city. The im pression seems to have become spread abroad that Salem was behind hand In tlie manufacture of steam machinery but, judging from appearances around these works this Impression should be dispelled. Mr. Drake has just com pleted an engine for Davis Bros, of thirty horse power which in style of finish and durability of material and workmanship cannot be excelled by .' any factory on tills nortlicru coast, lie ' hat" another one under contract for Slo- per Sons of Independence, who pro pose to erect a steam saw and grl mill. This engine will be of forty horse gbweTT turfr-mr aTfeatfr W'K nndei war. He also manufhetures a planing mill that answers the wants of the people in uregon iar oettcr man that of Eastern manufacture, from the fact that it can be arranged to do al most any kind of work, in a manner excelled by no other machine. The cost of the machines is also much re duced.. Several of them are in use in , different portions of the State, anil they give eeneral satisfaction. These works were burned to the ground some time since, but have been rebuilt, and are now turning out a large amount ot work of all kinds. They keep from fifteen to twenty men constantly em ployed, and engage only the best work men. Mr. Hoi man is considered one ot the best machinists in the State, aud Mr. Atkinson, his moulder, won't take a back seat" with any of his craft. , Works like tliesc are a public good, and we are pleased to see them succeed. , , Reading Rooms. We notice circu lars are bclug spread around the city containing Mr. Knight's proposition, lie seems willing to do the fair thing and will rive his time and tlie use of his tUi Cabinet of Natural Curiosities for the benefit of the canse. ThU if properly conducted will prove, au . ex cellent institution and one calculated to exert an -influence for good. We trust oiu-citizens win do all iu their power to aid the enterpri a,,(" sm scribe liberally to tlie mud. , New Exi-iiiss Offices. We are informed t that, Wells Fargo & ; Co. lia ye, started -an office at llarrisbiirg, . Linn county. This was much needed and the citizens of tliat burg are re joiced tiiereut. Mr. S. I. Jlrastow, traveling agent for Well if Fargo & . has also opened otfioi J t Gervais ' and Cornelius with Johu.ir Williams ' agent at flarrlsburg ; W. A. Williams 'agent at GervaiS. and Geo H. Sliaw a-'cut t Cornelius. 1" . ".,'.! '.! Hotel furnished dinner fur 85 gnosis yesterday noon. Frost and Hail, There was a severe frost Tuesday night, which we fear did some injury to our early gar-1 dens. About ten o'clock vesterdav i morningalu.il storm set in and con- ; 1 i..- t IU1UITV1 ruillC ICtI lUlllUlCS, WVCJilig wic ground- wkh hail stones about tlie size of peas. The boys enjoyed a few min utes snow balling after tlie hail com menced melting. Trespassers. The railroad com pany gives notice that it will prosecute all trespassers unon its lands. It is re ported that timber-cutters have been at work on some of such lands and that litis is what has called for tlie no tice. 1 Water Spouts. Tlie steamship California which arrived at Portland, Tuesday, from Puget Sound, brought from Olympia 200 sections of wooden water pipe tor tlie Nilem Water Company- Rail Road Business. Shipped, April 10th : Xortli, 2 cars flour,-4,065 Hw household goods, 15.740 fts woolen goods, 815 fts mill stuflV. South. 420 ifcs merchandise. Received 2"car loads Iron, prison doors, lfi,625 ft mercnan dise. ; ; . - 1T.RSONAI.. C. S. oodworth was elected as the fourth delegate from Chemeketa Lodge Xo. 2 to attend tlie Grand Lodge of 1. O. O. F., to be held in this city in -May next. Postponement. Owing to tlie in clemency of the weather the laying of tlie corner stone of the Sister's school was yesterday postponed until tlie 23d lust. From Daily f Friday Apr. 12. Moke Hose Needed. In conversa tion with some of our leading firemen. we And there Ls a great demand for some new base for the use of tlie de partment. The city now has Iwogood -lire companies the members df which are of the hc-st material, and men who are ever ready to dp their utmost when there may be occasion for tlielr ser vices ; but they often find themselves crippled ty the scarcity of hose. 'We are liable to the loss of considerable property at any time, unless tills want Is supplied, itoth companies com bined have now only about four hun dred feet of hose, just enough to con vey water a trifle over one block Divided as it. is between the two, neither one am scarcely throw a stream from Court to State street. Now should a fire break out two or three blocks from any avadable place of securing water, our engines would prove of no use, whatever, and life and property would be much endangered This shouiu not be so, and we feel as sured that when our citizens realize how matters stand, steps will be im mediately taken to remedy the evil. At the very least figures this city should own thteen hundred feet of good hose. This would give each company seven hundred and fifty feet, so that when needed they could play on a tire three blocks from where their engines are stationed. It is not often they would need a larger supply, and should sucn De tne case, uiey could uounie up ana carry tne stream still lurtlier, Tliey always need some extra ho-, so that in cam a section should burst, they opuld fill its place. Just give the boys a i.'iir cnance, anu we Know that tney will always do tlieir best. They are energetic enough for anv emergency. and are ever ready to do their duty as firemen. We would suggest to the bose companies to get up an entertain ment of some kind and aid themselves in this work. Amusements are scarce just now and a ball, festival, or ama teur drama, would call forth a good crowd, and outside talent would aid the enterprise; Stir around among yourselves ami see wnat vou cm do. and we doubt not, your effort will meet with abundant success. Badly Frozen.- R. H. Price of this city recently received a letter from some brothers of his living np in the Paiouse valley abve Walla Walla W T. giving a detailed account ot a trip they took during the recent cold spell. They started early in the morning to go to their mothers about twenty miles distant. A snow storm overtook them before they bad gone any great distance, but they pushed on thinking they would be able to get through without any great difficulty. Taking no food with them, as they supposed they would find a supply on the road, they soon began to suffer from both hunger and cold. But they plodded on until twelve o'clock the following night when the older one gave out. Tlieu pulling oft their boots they both laid down in the snow which they found over three feet in depth. Awaking the following morning they were com pelled to cut their boots and tie them on their feet, and with renewed cour age they again faced tlie storm and , though frequently falling from sheer extaustton, they perservered . aud finally reached their destination at eleven o'clock the following morning, not having food since they started out, The oldetone froze both his feet badly and tlie younger one escaped with his ears Only frozen. Their adventure proved them to be gifted with great endurance, and although one or ttiem is still unable to do any work, they consider themselves fortunate to have escaped alive. . , Mysterious Disappearance. A case of this kind is related to us and we give our readers the benefit of it, in hones, that it may be the means of throwlnff 8ome"lirht on the where- abouts of the individual in question Thursday, April 4th, a gentleman by the name of Montgomery married a . MissDayis, My ingin the neighborhood of Silverton. They were married at the Union Hotel in this city, and after the weddiiny was formed the groom hired a carriage and took his bride out home, and returned to the city immediately. The next day he stnrtati far Portland, and hn nnt been seen or heard from since. He left his valise in tlie jitable where he hired his team, aud we are told lie left quite a sum of moriey with his wife. There is considerable anxiety felt, as he was a gentleman well known around here. ami he has' many personal friends who are desirous to know what lias become of him The-Couet House Foundation. .. .. .. . . We notice that tlie foundation of this building is only laid about one foot be- s low the surface.' From what we can hear, buildings built In this way are very apt to settle, and ruin the whole structure. The M. E. Church has set tled ii one spot already, and the walls are only completed a very small way up. The contractors on the Sisters School house have prepared a seven foot foundation tor their tmilding. and . we should think tliat a public building which Is to stand Tor years should have - equally as solid a foundation. Nearly all tlie brick walls in Salem are cracked, . a fact which shows that shallow foun dations are unsafe. A building so ex pensive as toe court 'house ought to nave solid foundation walls not less tlian eight or ten feet deep. Tlie best aud most secure work is the most econ omical, even if it cost a trifle more Base u all . meeting. The mem bers of the new clnb recently .formed in tins city met List evening and com pleted organization. They will call themselves f he "Marion Ball Club of t Salem." The following officers were i..t,i rn ,'ionii r iimu rr.r-.Hw . s: Williams President; Frank E. Ilodg- kin. V e President : t. Brown. Seem- tary, and James Gill, Treasurer; W.B. Boon, T; L. Nicklin and W. B. Ban- were elected Directors. AiaGas. Tbatlot of 200 sections of wood tIpe, heretofore noticed as of) the way from Olympia,- to the Salem v ater .o. is not lor uiai .oinpnny at all. but lor Uie Salem Uas Light Co. U."S. Assessor. Mr. Thos. M. Gale, lately appointed Revenue Assessor for the 2d Division, has entered upon the duties of his office; and may be found ftttae room Pr. ' "'v & store. Quick Time. Mr. McCully received a telegram yesterday uoon from his son- in-law, John Creighton, who is now at Wako, Texas, which was sent some time during the forenoon. Ihis is what we may tall an improvement on the overland mail system. Personal-Our old friend I. u. Moores land agent for the O. K C Railroad Co., tlaslied tlie light of his countenance Into our sanctum last evening. It s good for a desponding soul to meet, occasionally, such men as Ike." LOCAL BREVITIES. Another new candidate in the field. Carpenters at work on the Chemek eta Hotel. Soda Fountains hardly pay expenses this kind of weather. Usual response when we ask the news "A wiui nun times. The saloons did a good business at the Dalles Wednesday last. Why don't they commence work on tlie new Methodist church ? Matters begin to look brisk at tlie court house square. Ed. Brown's way of spelling Ori- flanime is peculiarly his own. Two occupants in our city jail. Tliey don't seem to mind it much. " Busrle: Paint " is wliat thev call the Democratic drink at the l,illes. Brick are being hauled to build the Methodist church. Workmen and teams are engaged in repairing the road loading to the depot. Weather such as we slionld have had last month. Things are mixed. What ails our medium? Did the recent manifestations scare them out? Weather too changt-a'H' to depend upon, but. overcoats are not uncouiion able. Hose Companies had a drill last evening, and wet tilings down ama zingly. Business picking up a little. Tliere is still room for improvement,- how ever. Devil's fiddles have gone to the devil. Human nature couldn't stand 'em. Frank Wilson's foot is steadily im proving, but he won t lie able to play base ball this week. We notice manv new goods arriving in the city. Why don't some of our merchants advertise? Possums will come prancing home now as soon- as they have "Uone Portland by gaslight. Virtue has Been chosen a delegate to the National Democratic Convention That's rich. J We are to have a wooden wedding in town during tue coming week Guess who it is ? Tlie Sacramento Lnion says we have a calf in this State which sports a pair of wings. Where? Oar friend Frank Strons leaves for Portland to-dav. He accepts a imsi tiou with Gill A Steel. Success attend him. Folks in South Salem still keep talk ing about that loot bridge across Mill Creek. Keep it agitateu. three sninll hoys had a muss on Commercial Street. Pet names and brick bats were the arguments used. Keep on good terms with your stomach and your conscience particu larly your stomach and you may yet be happy. Loafing round street corners will soon be indulged in more than it lias been for the last tour or five months. No bell rings as loud as a good ad vertisement, folks are more apt to believe what they see tlian wliat they hear. Oue of our young-bucks a few even ings since, proposed to have some vo cal music on the piano. Then there was tittering. We like to see young ladies keep tlieir jaws in constant motion, en deavoring to masticate a huge hall of chewing gum it looks so lady-like : Quite a number were out yesterday in spite "of the rain, to see the comer stone laid, but as they did not desire to wait there two weeks they went home. OLE BI LL 1D FIDDLY. Everything that can possibly happen to a fiddler Fisippens to Mr. Ole Bull. Being in the Clinton Rouse, Iowa City, lowa, a lew nignts since, wnen inat tavern was burned, Mr. Bull is reiwrted to have escaped from the flames in his night-clothes with his fiddle carried aftectionately under his arm a scene for a historical painter the best of tlie Wild since that of -Eneas carrying his venerable papa away from tlie consum ing fames of Troy. Of course the classical reader will be inevitably re minded by this accident of Mr. Bull's eminent predecessor, Nero linperator. scraping out his great Conflagration Concerto. Probably this was tlie most natural con fum movement ever exe cuted by Mr. Bull ; and we suppose that he will utilize it in crotchets and seml-breves, and will give us a piece which, in its way, wdl be quite as moving a thing as tlie artist's great War Polacca ; for the ringing of bells, the shouts of tlie waiters, the screams of the chambermaids, and the swear ing of tlie firemen, all Imitated upon one string of the very nddie winch nlsh a sonaLi which Mr. Gilmore will ' be glad to have for his Jubilee. One of the sweetest and tenderest idea." suggested by Mr. Bull's rescue of his fiddle is that, in the absence of Mrs, Bnll, he sleeps with his dear Cremona; and so the uew composition may open witn a lullaby, deepen- into a hurri cane, and end as God pleases. l.K.WW. is nii: l UT. OF Justice in Wyoming has been in & terrupted in a manuer hitherto un- A te- male Justice of tlie Peace was recently compelled to retire for a tew weeks from the bench lor reason not wnoiiv nricurmfctwt with 'the next eenww-ot the Territory in short, on account ot twins. Resuming her seat in due course of time she was again compelled to adjourn her court in wnsequence of the uuwillingness not to say tlie Inability of her husband, to minister i to all wants of the newly arrived stran gers. . The husband still maintains his ! position, and tlie Justice hourly ad- I journs the case on Iriat before Ivr iu I nwlui, tn ntfjmrl in lior ti!irnrnl flllHrtiS v heretore tlie clamorous suitor whose case, is thus daily postponed is fibniey indignant, and claims that the statute does not authorize any court to -place twins upon its calendar in preference to other cases or undoubted priority. This Is a new complication of tlie woman question, and tlie prior ity of twins over all other cases- on the court calendar of a court presided over by a female judge will probably have to lie affirmed by legislative en actment wlienever female suffrage is recognized. - - - - . PERSONAL. Bret Uarte Is said to be idle at pres ent. .So soon do little boats go down. For the. third or fourth time. Joa quin Miller contemplates returning to Europe. - It is reported that Samuel B., a brother of Chas. Warren Stoddard, the poet, has been appointed Secretary to King Kamehameha of the Sandwich Islands. Tlie Arizona Press condemns the peace policy ol'General Howard, and approves tlie extermination poll of General Crook. They are certainly qualified to give au opinion in the mat ter. Jolin Tyler, son of the ex-President, ,la9 &vorn the dogmas of Democni- J " """" his belief that na tional safety and prosperity can only come through a perpetuation of Re publicanism. This conviction, too. be reached in a State of such unimpres sive Republicanism as Florida. , The. Atlantiu cable is to be used to Ht the guns In London' during "God i ,ave trie ueeu," at tne Koston judi- ice. TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY EASTEBJf JiEWSf 3UseeUaneus. New York, April 7. Sixteen hun dred French immigrants from Alsace and Lorraine arrived during the week, destined west. . The District Attorney of this city denies the report that Dr. Evans, the abortionist, was to be released on bail. Mrs.' Amelia Manning, of Brooklyn, was before Justice Deimar yesterday, charged with attempting to kill Iter husband by firing two shots from a revolver at'liim on Monday last. Loui.svh.lk, April 7. Last Tues day, James Temple, a farmer in Mc Craken county, formerly Rector of the Episcopal church, shot a negro named John Smith, putting thirteen buckshot in his body. The negro ran about one hundred yards and fell, when Temple went.up to him, put I be muzzle xf his gun to his head aud discharged the other barrel, blowing his brains out. Temple was arrested and examined. The evidence showed that Smith had been employed iu Temple's lion- in making fires, aud while in his 1 daughters' room took oc sion to use insulting language towards them, aud afterwards boasted around of having criminal connection with them. This was told to Temple, who is very deaf, and of a nervous excitable tempera ment. Coning suddenly upou Smith, he shot him under an ungovernable impulse. He was held in tlie sum of ifco.OUO bail to answer at the Circuit Court. , ConirreMional. Washington, April 9 In Senate. Bills reported to iucororate and irrant riirht of way to New Mexico central, and New Mexico and Gulf railroads. ' Bills passed prohibiting tlie enlist ment of minors without the written consent of tlieir parents or guardians ; declaring tlie lauds at Fort Scott mili tary reservation. Colorado, subject to pre-cmptiou and homestead entry ; bill to reduce the limit of military, and for tlie elevation of tlie condition of tlie army; bill to pay certain Ne vada ajjd California voluntceis ; bill es tablishing a system of deposits. , The Senate discussed tlie bill to lease tlie Pres'ulo military reservation to San Francisco for a public park, and re committed it to tlie Committee on Mil itary Affairs. Wasiiincton, April -9 In the House. On motion of Dawes the Sjeaker was authorized to appoint ' a committee of three to co-oierate with the Committee ot Arrangements for the memorial services in honor of Pro fessor Morse. Hill, from tlie Postoffiee Committee, reported a bill providing for a system ot penny postal cards, tne niu di rects tlie Postmaster General to filnilsh cards the cost not to exceed one tut, including posLige : size, three mid a half by six and a halt inches face to tie used exclusively for the address, and tlw reverse side for communica tions. All cards containing vulgar, obscene or scurrilous matter will be ex cluded from the mails, and the sender punished by fine or imprisonment. Tlie bill, alter discussion, wasamended by requiring tlie Postmaster General to advertise for proposals to furtiMi cards and to award the contract to the lowest, and by providing that the card shall liave a cla-qi or cover. The bill passed. 9mmu illations by tlie I'rculdeiit. Washington, April 9. The Presi dent lias nominated C. W. Ledgendy Minister resident to the Argentine Re public; James II. Ingraham. Sur veyor of' Customs at New Orleans; Commodore Jos. Green, Rear Admi ral. 30iMeIIaneoiM. New York, April 9. Erastu Cor ning died at Altktnv. Funeral Friday, the 10th. Dr. Woodhull. Victoria Woodhiill's first huslx'iud, died of" au overdose of morphine. A Washington dispatch says Sumner has annomi&id his iiiM'iition to support Grant, if nominated by the Philadel phia Convention. Cincinnati, April 9. Ohio river higlK-r than known for years. 'N KW York, April Id". Atlanta boat crew will start for Euixic, Saturday lath. I'T.III TERRITORY. Couinne, April t. A Cheyenne spe cial says tlie Sunday train from the East arrived on time, but was held on account of a snow blockade west of that place. To-day's train will proha bly arrive tliere during the night. The cuts between Sidney and Cheyenne me i full of snow. A Iiraniie sjecial says the road is badly blockaded East. Two passen ger trains are hekl there. No trains have arrived from tlie East since iat urday night. Weather cloudy and threatening. Wasiiihuton, April s. The Utah State Constitution, re-eiitly referred to tlie Committee on Territories hits been printed. It di-claros .such terms if any, as may lie prescribed by Con gress as a condition lor the admUsion of tlie State of Utah into tlie Union, .shall be subject to ratification by a majority of the people. This Consti tution guarantee the free exercise and enjoyment of religious professions and worship, but liberty of conscieuce is not to be so construed as to excuse acts of licentiousness or otlier crime, or justify tlie practices not consistent with the peace or safety of tlie State. Salt Lake, April 8. The immense attendance at the Mormon conference was estimated at from 10,000 to 12,000 men, women and children from remote parts, all in holiday attire, rejoicing iu the opportunity to visit the Mormon Meorai. Elder Taylor, in au address said Mornionism was a puzzle to the workl. Although the United States had been trying to solve it, he said it never liad nor would be comprehensi ble to the world. Elder Snow said tluit sliould tlie government continue to lis ten to Uie slanders and lies and refuse to admit Utah as a State, the Mormons would still go forward and upward, for Zion must be built up. Tbe Know Blorkade Ended. Coionne, April 9. The two passen ger trains that were blockaded near Slieridau yesterday passed Medicine Bow at 4 P. M., bound west. , To-day's train is reported on time. Snow dis appearing. Salt Lake, 9. Woman's Expo nent is tlie name of a new womau's Daner. started bv Louisa Green. Deserct Agricultural Society making - arnttigwneuw fw a -gmud-taic - - " 'ETAIA. A Man K Hied by a Mst-blo w. Hamilton, April 9. About one this moil i nig. during a drunken row at Stone's Saloon, in this city, a man ' named Thompson struck anotlter named John Fisher a heavy blow with his fist just below the ear," killing him instantly. Thompson is in custody, MLXM AVNLWS. The Revolution. City ok Mexico, via Havana, April 7. The revolutionary cause is ' considered hopeless. Terrible anarchy exists throughout the country. -The resolutions in the U. S. Con gress created no sensation here. The journals publish them without coin iiient, and some of them witlxmt edi turial remarks. The El Sigloof March l'Jtii, says. "The subject is a grave one." The Voce de Mexica savs "The present anarchy was not the cause ot the introduction of the resolu tions." It says Brooks does not un derstand the Mexican people. Tlie general opinion is. however, tliat Brooks doe not understand that for eigners aud mo;t of the Representa tives desire the protectorate or annexa tion. " The wife of U. S. Minister Nelson died suddenly of heart -disease on the 2"2d, hi a railroad car, while on a plea sure trip. roKLixi.v7s. t'onf ruing Uip (iiee-n. London,' April 7. The Queen re turned from '; her visit to Germany to day. ' . The trial of Arthur O'Connor for an attempt . ou the Queen is set " down to commence' next Wednesday. ' The prisonur made no effort to secure coun sel for'hls defence. ' From Paris. Paris April 7. Thiers aud Von A mini will soon commence negotia- tiationS fortlie complete evacuation of the French territory -by tlie German troops. The London Telegraph, March 27tli, says Internationalism has been de clared by a German jury to be high treason against the German Empire. CALIFORNIA. " San Francisco, April S To arrive overland tnis evening O. S. Looinis and wife, Harrisburg. Ogn. Four Indians have come into the city from Sao Pedro ranch, near Haif-Moon Bay, to give themselves up, wishing to have the circumstances of the killing of one of their countrymen last night. In vestigated. The killing all came of a joke. The Citizens' Committee of Safety. now forming, is intended to represent every interest in Uie city manufactur ing, mercantile, ami tax-paving gener ally in opposition to the railroad ag gressioni Lotta! commenced her engagement at the Metro(Klitan Tlieater this even idg. Site is the same old Lotta, show ing no marked Improvement In any particular. It is sfcited tliat the loss by the burn ing of Wilson's pork packing house last week will foot up over $ 13a 000,oh which tliere was only $35,000 insur ance. Numwou incorporations of mining companies filed to day. Committee of Safety numbers 1.000 citizens.. StHte I'niverHl y Election lfnrrjr -tlcleics I'Hylnn up old Scorw ( 'o Mi ni it U-e of salely Overland Fiuwu jji-m, Etc. San Francisco, April 9 Hon. Ed ward Tompkins was unanimously re- eiectea ltegentoi tne Mate university. The Building Committee was ordered to report at the next meeting on the subject of continuing tlie work at Berk- icy. Sinythc Clark, Esq., agent of Harry Meiggs. ' having recently visited Peru to confer with his principal, arrived here Sunday evening, via New York It is reported that he is settling np all tlie indebtedness oi Meiggs m this city A Committee of Safety, consisting of one hundred citizens, uas beeu formed, but until letters of acceptance liave been received the names will not be published. Tlie committee will confer immediately on llieirarriv.il liere. with the Directors ot the Atlantic and Pa cific line, with a view of securiug its early construction and maintenance. independent of the present Trans-Cou- tmental line. The weatlier is clear aud cool ; wind northwest, To arrive overland to-night : A Myers Salem ; L. M. Swift and wife. Portland. Sailed Barkentine WebfOot, for Astoria. Arrived Steamer Pacific, from Portland. About $3,000 baye been collected for the luvo earthquake sufferers. The Mexican Consul, believing that Mazatlan 1ms lieen captured by Fed erals, has granted a conditional clear ance for that port for the steamer Mon tana, which sails to-morrow. J. W. Brittain, of Bnttain, Hol brook & Co.. hardware dealers of this city, died in New York yesterday. He was a California pioneer, and leaves a family licre. Arrest of Murderers. San Mateo, April 9. Slieriff Kdgar to-day arrested some htteen Italian who were present at the killing of lasuule yesterday on tlie Sun Pedro ranch, and brought tliem to San Mateo to await tlie result of a post mortem examination, which will lie held thi evening bv Coroner Parks and Drs Marshall and kirkpatrick. o Jlitll Committee ofSnfotjr San Fisancisco, April 0. No mails are expected to arrive liere from the hast tor a uuuitier ol days, the last, one thi-side of the snow blockade having arrived last night. The i names ol the Committee of Safety,' of one hundred citizens, will be made public to-morrow. Awidejit ton Telesrmpii ninn Dwitliw .Mock I jtritemeiit LnrtliqllMkr. Sax KjtANCifCO, 10. -Tames Gam ble, General Nilcrintendent of the Western Union Telegraph Company's lines 9ii this coat, was thrown from his carriage by the horses running away as lie was coining down from Piedmont to Oakland yesterday and ladly bruised, but not dangerously injured. Win. T. King, son of Jaines King, and James McKiuie, pioneer stage driver, reported dead. Great excitement m Comsfoek min ing shares. 23.3SS1 shares sold toslay. Poker has liccome the universal game since the raid of police on faro. .otta l drawnig immensely at the Metropolitan theater. V is alia, 10. harth'pinkcs stiil con tinue. Stockton, 10. Slight earthquake shock. SEWS (WSDEXKE. Pittsburgh employ; 80,000 opera- tives. It costs $20,000 a year to keep a yacht. Yale students can now board at ho tels. The Mississippi lliver is open to Ke kuk. Cornell has 73 students less than last yean Ice in Geneva Lake, Wis., is 30 nehes thick. bilk mills have been opened at Berk ley, Pa. . There were . 10 executions iu Ger many last year. Pittsfield, Mass., is to have a new opeia house. CTlieago is putting up 12,000,000 worth ot Imtels. New York has 2S orphan asylums with 0,000 inmates. Kutland. Vt., is sending marble to Rome' for statuary. The new City Hall of Baltimore will cast $2,500,000. The Baptists of Lynn, Miss., are to erect a iiO,000 church. Tlie J-jhakers of Massachusetts want to sing at the Jubilee. Boeeher's congregation gave $250, 000 to charity last year. Tobacco using students are excluded from Amherst College. The fish trade of New England amounts to. $90, 000, 000 per year. a, voung iaay ui Jiangor wears a "coni(Hver-iu-tlie-Mayfiovver" watch Tlia people of Helena, Arkansas must be the most noble aud chivalric upon iearth. The scorn with which tliey repel tlie contaminating presence of a Yankee k- truly great. A base Northerner, w ho had tlie hardihood to go there and sell plows and things on credit to them, knows all about it- After disposing of nearly all his goods iu this fashion, a large lire effectually carried off the rest. There was noth ing left for him to do, but to buy little land near Helena, and settle upon it with an axe, a frying pan, and : snoou. No sooner had he done thi than ' the before-metitioned chivalric beings panting with indignation at bis insult to their country, appeared in force, and in the most knightly bad languauge notified to him tliat if be staid there it would beat the risk of his life. He departed. The people of Helena, are perfectly satisfied. And their debts are unpaid. I . , - GSant's Services. In concluding an article pleaded "The Campaign of Slander, liarpers ueesiy says: "When the real services of General Grant to this country are cousidexed. th pitiful character of tlie vituperation to a hich he is constantly exposed be- coues still more despicable. And if anv Republican who unwittingly be lieves that there must be serious rea sons for such insinuations aud slander. will only trouble himself to analyze the stories, and to reneci upon uie mi ionise, misrepresentations to which every conspicuous public man is sub jected, he win rejoice oy uiscovcrmg tint if tlie falsehood and tlie exaggera tion are removed, the personal jfossin about the President is as causeless as it is contemptible." - A vouth visiting a Quaker family was invited to remain to dinner, but declined. Finding his stay very agree able, he resolveu to cnaiige nis mind, aiidso advised his host, who replied "Na)-, verily, I caniiot permit thee to tH a lie in my hofise." The boy dined at a tavern. lll'JIOKOl'N. Ol what kind of sclilsm ls Ilenry Ward Bcecher guilty? Of witticism. "I never was ruined but twice," said a wit. "once when I lost a lawsuit, aud once when I gained one' It is an established fact that a person who is guilty ot squirting tobacco-juice in the house ot worship don't expect-to-rate as a gentleman. A negro after gazing at some Chi nese, snook his nead and solemnly said : '"If de white folks be so dark as dat out dar, I wonder what's de color of de black folks." "now much com may a gentleman eat?" whispered P., while the cobs by !iis plate lay in tiers ; "As to that," answered (J., as he glanced at the heap. "Twill depend on the length of his ears." Judge Bacon was once trying a man, Hog by name, who once made his lordship of kindred a claim, "Hold," slid tlie judge, "you're a little mis taken. Hog must be hung before 'tis jjood Bacon." "Thomas." said a fatlier to his son, "don't let that girl make a fool of you. Look sliarp. Kemember the adage, "Love is blind.' " "Oh, that adage won't wash," said Tom ; "talk about love's being blind ? why, 1 see ten times as much in that girl as you do?" A Montreal Indian writes his own epitaph thus : "Here lies poor Johnny Koukupod ; liave nwrt-y on him, Kra-lni Uml, He would (in you if he wait (;xl, AnU you was Johnny Koukupmi" Tlie Kcv. Dr. Bellows says a visi tor asked a boy of four years old, a few days since : '"What do you mean to be f a minister ?" "No," said the honest by, "I want to be a clown !" The door adds : "There is no diffi culty iu these days iu uniting both functions" and asks: "Which is the mast real and fundamental elm meter where tliey are successfully Mended tlie clowu or the minister : Samuel Harrimau of St. Croix, Wi cousin, retired from military lite with a orevet origan lership. "Iiooa-hv, general," were the parting words of ins oiu comrades in tne army, "now are vou, colonel ?" was tlie salutation on reaching Wisconsin. As he ap proaclied liome this began to come down to "How d'ye do, captain ?" and finally wlieu he came among the lioys at home. lie was greetea witn "nallo. Sam ; got back again?"' A San Francisco paper is put out of benevolence hy a little tun at its ex pense, and says : "We regard tlm atrocious eorresiioudent as au internal fiend, a false-tongued midnight mon ster, a red-lianded assassin, a thief, a he school-marm, a fraud, a ghost, and an unnfcasaiit person ! We esteem him a pea-green demon of tlie steam ing pit, with a cotton wood tail, eyes in liis sides and a cork neck studded with hot door knobs ! If there is any thing worse than ' this, we think hitu tliat." Mfn and Anokls. '-When a man dies," says .Mahomet, "tlie x-ople a-k. 'What property has he left behind him?' But the angels, a Uiey bend over his grave, inquire. 'What good deeds hast thou sent before thee?'" At a leap year party iu Atlanta, on the Slth Inst., tlie young ladies showed their manliness by living the follow ing mottoes in cou-picuous places : " We mean business."' Now is our cliance." Waiting is tedious." KtMM.VS SO'l'M'K. Hereafter, .ill .oniinuni.-atloiis totliir-r olnmld le adlreMl lo I'. I'. Ckamiall, or to-M-ATKwMAS." In order that all theb!istnesof theconi-4'rn may lie settled as lieiween the seller and Hir-eh.-iser of ihe iier. all person In arrears tor Militvrtiition or advi rtiiiic are earnettly ro-qitr-te! to jay np yti-omiitly. Afcenlfare reiieted to iliervp that the pru-eof the Wkkkly HkbhiS miibiman iw ?:i oo jtt-r year In advance. Where y ment is decayed for more tlian six month. ."tOcem evtrn will lecliarjced for each m months of delay. AjretiL will please tomard at once, any snh-riptlon monie now tn their hands, and hereafter a pronijitly a osilto. All ndverttsement' will In dincontinued at the esra'tlou ol' the lime for which tliey were ordered. l'K( )F KSSIOX AL CA R I K DK. K. T. HASE, BnvTLT.t OL., I.ATK M.'IWiEON I:. 8. Vol. Office I Hirlun's blivk. tip l.ilr. Ktsi,l,.m-4., t'omnHrrclal street,Salein,t)rcKon. March is, Vi, dtf. UK. ( HAS. UII.XO.V, OCI L1ST AM) AI niST. t'onsnltinp and tijiemiln": Surgeon Tar all I'isi-a.-s ol' the fce .Hid Knr. ofticc lloraus and XI, Starkeys Block. Salem, Orejpuu ' m.-.h 17 WIIX.1METT IM J ItSITV. CAI.KM. )KK;). the oldest ami larpest 0 tn jironil(sl Sdi'iol In tlie Slate. rLii.-al 1 4nninen-i.il, Normal and Scienttlic cmrxs el Mtatv. For full liil'iirmallon aldress the 1'i-es-ldent, T. M. HATCH. h- ('. X. TKISRT, ixw. of B'tl Trustees. tSej. 7, dAwly ir. e. b. risur. o OFFICE-Xo. 1, Moores' Block. Resi- deiK-e-:nirl Mtrei-t. Upiwslle L'nlverltv. octll J. 1'. VUI HIM, n. I). 1HVSin.X AXI) SURflEOX, offers hl pndi-sclonal servk-es to Uie citizens of Pal la-sand vlclnily. nov.ldttir B. II. AKI'i: TKK. piIYSH I AX AM) Sl'KtiKOX, Otbce and I. ltesuli-m-e on I.iherry strwt, nea"'y oppo ilte Ihe C-niimviSUImipl I'hinvh. Siilem, Nov. WUi. 71. tf APLKN &. MOKELiM), ATTor.XKYS AT .AW, Tortlaml. Ore iron. Hti.'. up sralrs S. K. coiner Front mid Wasliinton riLreels. Sejit.:21dv IMIMXIX A: IXIXX, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW and SolK ltors In Chaix-ery, Albany, Oiigon. L. Fl.IXX, NiKary ruhlic. tollivtions and conveyances promptly at tended to. lUwtl' S. K. HAHMF.lt, T. X. TEKHV, Xotarr l'tihlk-. Attorney at J-aw. IIAJintR & TEKIIY." OFFICE OVER THE BAXK, Salem, 0 Pin. Real Extale. InsnraiKW and Col let-ling Adonis. Jiuil Estate In the t'llv nnd romurj' tor wle. .M wra. t of all titles In Ma- iiNi county. fc. 4ddwtf JAMH A. Rl IIAKIM, JI. ., PHYSK1AX AX SI R;E0X. Ijito Tleltviic Hospital .Medical College New York City.) nn.-fl in jtiwr lii-fc-K, stiuni, vn. Kel- dence, OfipocJte Uie N. E. oonier ol Marion bnaxe. ... J. W. TAX Il:X IIKKVII, JH. I., (Worm Doctor) T ATE OP SAX FRANCISCO: lIAVINt I j made tlie ento which Infl-sl the hu man systems mo-Ion study, and adoiited hi branch ol medicine as a spv-ialiv, oilers Ills services to I be citizens ot ha lem and U clnltv. OFFICE-KOOM--3S and 3, over tlie Post Office. The celebralwl Worm Syrup can be iiao at nis oilier. February 11, 187i-dAvtf K. B. HSKE. C. II. HA). I.. DRS. FISKE A. HALL. rf"FFICE,?(o. 1, MOORE3' BLOCK, Salem, w on-jjoii, Apra:U MISCELLANEOUS. MONROE & STAIGER, t DEALERS IX Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, EI3CTTEU IN! CALIFORNIA, VERMONT AND Knloin, Oihkou, And Branch Shop at Albany NEW CITY CAB. T HAVE JUST BEOUGirr FROM SAN X Francisco, a NEW AND ELEGANT CARRIAGE, Which will be kept at Durbin's Stable Salem, Where orlen oan be left and will be pnnctll- uy atlenilc-t to IMjr or a Men. ' Atnr,7M(f- W. R. ANDERS" . MISCELLANEOUS. THE FLORENCE Will new everythlni: uoolecl in a family, fi-wii the heaviest to the lightest Launc. IT OOKS MOKF MURK MORE M1MW OF WORK, AM 1KLTTEK WORK, Than Any Otlier Machine. If there is a Florence Sewinir M.n-hlne wtihin one thousand miles ol' San Frniicivo not working well and giving entire , MUMae. tlon.if I am infurnied of it, irwlll Iwattcnd ed iti without expense of any kind toihu owner. SAMUEL HILL, 19 New Montgomery Street. Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco. UII.L, KEEL ic CO., AWEXTS, Kalem, Orejfon. SEND FORCIRCULARS. "Active AcnU wanted in every phicc Feb. 1 dawlv GKO. It. JONES. 1. M. FATTERUON JONES & PATTERSON, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, -AND- GENERAL AGENTS. Commercial Hotel Building, SAI.KM, OKIAiUX. 0 pe-lnl Attention given to the Snle ol 1 I?, .,.1 l.-t..tu it. nil ,n.nfilnTi A.... . ............ V. W ' J cite projvrtv, constr41nic of liwelllnj: Houses, 'Lou Blocks and Hall BliK-ks, Stores. a . ....... Ar iku. I . I Tiuprovrd I'aran and Vnlnnble I n- A. cuiiivnUM mtineanu itmuer uauni, situ atiil In tlie lx-si localities In Uie Suite. rfIio Rpiitlnvr nnd IiMilnjc or nil JL klivlsot pnierly, Collection of Claims Conveyancing, Ac, will receive vrompt at lentlon. AUK.NTS FOK THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. -OF- NEW YORK, -AM- THE UNION FIRE INSURANBE CO. SAN FRANCISCO. ikw L. S. SCOTT Dealer in Family Groceries Male Street, Kalein, Keeps at all times a complete stock ol I'Minil.v (iroeeries, otn-e, Klrr, Mnnr, Ten, l'lckles, I'rnlto, t'Wh, mnrltfrrl, Haran I'lonr, l orn XlenI, F.tr., i:tr. Owned KrnlUi. Prwrvrt Slmtia, Sle nnd ionlnir, Buth-r, I'r nnd (rlekenn, Ami every t hi nfc else astially kept In a IIRKT-4XASH I'KdVIMOV KTORE. I have also a large assortment of UlnwMwnre, Quernownrc, rte. L. S. M 4TT. Jan. 28th. 1S7J. iUv NESBITT'S MEAT MARKET, n Commercial Street, opimslte the Stalenvtn jmce. Here can always be found riic Bent or Frcsli iraciU, 'nrcfiillv prepared for market, anil kept In miv varietv. Mr. Neslillt will alwav. have MiiKr Cured HanM mid lrled Menla. Constantly on Hand. dlf i it c s s n v iv i ; : MISSS. J. & MRS. G. W. LINOSEY OFFER THEIR SEKY1CES TO THE I.A dies of Ntlera, lielnit prejoml to do Ii-os nnklnx in all Its branches. H.-ivinir had 1.1 vears exnerlence In that Intst- nes In the Eastern Stales they will lie able o warrant Hint work will lie done In tlie latest stvle and the liest manner. i!Room over Terndl & ttllllngbam"s Store, I'al ton's Block. Salem, Marc n 3, is,u TO THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES! ! Dr. Gibbons' Dispensary, ffj KEARXEY STREET, Coiner OaO Commercial, San Francisco. irt vate entran, on Commercial, establlyhetl iu In is.'4, for the tg-atment of Sexual and Semi nal Iteaes, sik ii astfOnnn-b.il. Uleet.StrK? ture, Svpiilllslnall Itsflirms, Seminal Weak ness, lmxency, etA-. skin i lipases, (of ye.-ii Mantllngi and "t"Icnted Legs, su-cssfully treateit. DR. (ilRIMIXS liasthe pleasure or annoniK Inif thai lie has returned lrom visiting Hie prim-iiml hosiitals of Europe, and luts ro Mimed praclk-e. The IXK-tor has spared neither time nor money In seeking out new remedies, and bos returned with lm-renseil tiiciUlkw &r the alle viallou ot human suITcrl. g. SeiHlnnl WrakneM, Seminal embiHlons In the conseoucnt of self atue. 1 his solitary vice, oruepraveu sexna I initiiiitonce. pia-ticst dv me yotitnoi o-hii sexe, loan aiusMt unllmired extent, prishtcing with unerring ceriaint. tlie followiiij? morbid smitoms. unlenH cnnlialed with N,tlentitic medical treatment, viz: Sallow coiititenance, lark snois umksr the eves, pain In Iho lie ill. riiiiiiK in the ears, hoImi like the rustling of leaves and rattling ol chariots, uneasiness aliont tlui loins, confused TL-ion, blunted In tolled. lossif -.ontldence. ditlldem-e In ap proach! im si rant-era. a db.llke to form new acquaintances, a dlpisitlon to shnn society, neuiic nusnesaiwi Tamiiserni;ionsanMii tne lae, furred tongue, fetlil breal h, coilfrlis, con sumption, night sweats, monomania and fre quent insanity. If a relief is not olitatned. the sufferer should apply trnmfiiaieiy, in per son or by letter, and have a cure cn'ected by his new "and sctcritltio mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radical cure Cnrtd ait Home. Persons at a distance may Decnred at home, hv adflressinff a letter to Dr. Uibbon. statlnff case, symptoms, length ot' tinie the disease has continued, ana nave tneuK-ine promptly forwanied, free from damage nnd curiosity, to any part of the country, with full aria plaindin?i;tlons for use. Bv inclosing $10 In coin In a reclstered let ter through the Post Ulflc, or Wells. Fargo x Co., a inckage of meilk-lne will be forward ed to any part of the I'nion. All correspondence strtctlr confldential. Aihlresa DK. J. F. GLBBOX, Box 1957, San Francusso, Cal. Feb. lodeoftwly Willamette Transportation Co. IV O T I C, K . CROM AXD AKTERTinSDATE, UST1L A lirther notice. The Steamer Fannie Patton Will Wave her dock, foot of State St., every WrdneaJHT ami rwtarastT siornunc, At oVlock A. M. for Porfland, and will mnNwaicici; rnonday nnd Thniwtay Of each week' at 5 o'okwk P. M. for Conrallt , and Intermediate places. f-yFareat Reduced Rate. J. D. BILEK, Afftat. Pnlrm, Deir. VS, 171. MISCELLANEOUS. SALEM DRUG STORE I J. W. SMITH. DKALEB1X Drug, Clicmlcali, OH, and PATEHT MEDICINES, : rEKTOHEatlEB) TOIICT AHTItXEH AXD SUTIOXM Pure Wines and Liquors. PRESCRIPTIONS AXD Family Preparation CAEEFULLY COMPOUNDED At all hours of the day and night, bv Competent UniargUt. Pulton's Block, State Street, Salem. ESTABLISHED IN 1857. CITY DRUG STORE! SALEM DISPENSARY ! ! Xo. 2, More' Block. T. W. SOUTHER, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY! Wholesale and Ketail dealers in Di-nj-s nnd Metlieine, HEM HALS, Paint, OIU, Vnrnlshen, Window Uluwt, CHOICE Toiurr PEBIIMEBY. Pure Wines Whiskies and Brandies. For Medical purpose. Famllv Medicines Carefully Prepared. Prescriptions iVccurately Compounded. HAVING HAD OVER TWENTY YEARS experience In the business, I feel contt ueut that lean fflve entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with their patronage. My oods have been bought low for cash, se lected with the greatest care, and are war ranted to be just as they are represented. Mvobiect is to sell as near as possible for cash and at low price. Fifteen years expe rience in Oregon Induces me to believe that I know the wants of the community In (ten- era!, and tliat want it is my aim 10 supply, ami hope, bv strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the very liberal pat romute heretofore extended to me. J. W. MM I IIF.K, mclilUw Apotherarr. OILS! Cantor Oil, Olive Oil, Lard Oil, rih Oil, IluHevdOil, China ut OH, Klrpbant OH, PnraUlne OU. Ijibrlcntina-Oii, Xeata Foot Oil, Coal OH, Sperm OH. Mustard Oil, . Polar OH, AU offered for sale low, by WFATIIERFORI & CO., DruggUt. W. It. X. 8T1L1-J. H. B. KSOWLTON STILES & KNOWLTON, Grocers & Provision Dealers (Patton's Block), Miite St., Kaleiu, Oreg-on, Keep constantly on hand Tea, Coffre, Kuirars, Hire, Menl, SpU C4JXED FRIIT AXD OYfsTKlWJ Tobacco and Segars, (iltlMH XV .!, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. (ioodo deltvcred in the city, and a lair share rf patronage solicited. Nilinu March 11. dtf H O M Mutual Insurance Company. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CAPITL, $1,000,000! OFKICEKS: jonx II. HFniMiKW Preairlent till). II. HOWAKIt Vice PrnMrnt II Altl.l II. SIUKY Seeretarjr Si. H. :iDlf JInrlne feeretary II. H. UIWIXOW Ueneral M mi Rarer DIRECTORS: OREGON BRANCH: PORTLAND : P. Waanrrnaan, . B. Uolfhntith, C. II. lwi. It. Miwleay, Uoyd BrookK. Snlem I,. K.Hver Itnlles I. 51. Freirli Albany J. A. Crawford lwiton J. Lowmberir IIAMILTOX ItOYI, lieueral Aarent, Iortland. COX A EAKIIAKT. Ayenta at Knlem. ilecH LAND vs. HORSES Rare Qhance for Investment EVERYBODY CArTsECURE A HOVE. TStVK AND TKN-ACKK TUACTS. XEAK iA fort laml, to exclianirc for HOUSES '2-1 head of Ilnioii Mnre. so orwi vmrnopiaiHi two vear olde, awl liveioanot Bitsgy Worse. Apply within sixty days from date. DeLanhmntt Oatninn. Ileal EKtate AjwnN So. 94 Front Street. Portland March S3, 187S-UwtC FOR SALE. 280 Acres Timber Land, Situated In Polk county.. The most conven ient point tor Railroad Tien Between Chehalcm Mountains and Jntiotion Ctty. For partlcnlara Inqnlre of A. I. Nicklin or ltovai tiros., aiein. vtii. March 12th, diwlm NORTH SALEM STORE ! W. Hi. AVADE AT TUE OLD GREES STOBE Hasjnat received for the Fall trade A FULL ASSORTMENT -OF- DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES, CLOTmSfJ, Hardware, General Merchandise! Calculated for City and County Trade Bought as low, and will be sold at as small profit as those who sell at cost. C3TfJoods delivered to any part of the city Ire ot unarge. ow -.MISCELINEOUS. .f DANIEL UOYZif, C o m m i s s ion Merchant. Oregon produce sold lo best advantage In Portland or San Francisco. Dealer In - CALIFORNIA tt ORECOW Froduoo. ,, -AND- , TROPICAL FRUITS. I'oualsuments KoUrlted. Jan. S3. 1872. VM. ENGLAND. WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKER, ftwirrttal StM Sail m, - Is maniiftctm-ing a large lot of Hpii"j? WtigmiH, Of all styles, made of the best Eastera Stock. Waifims made to order. Order fllled on short notice. BepairlBf done and Work Warranted 8a lem. Starch 12. tawtf SALEM FLOURING MILLS. Best Family Floor, Baker Extra, XXX, Nuperfine and Urauain. Middlinga, Bran and Shorts CONSTANTLY OX HANI). 6STinGHE.T PRICE IS CAIIJ?3 PAID FOR WHEAT AT ALL TIMER. . R.C. KIX.VKV. Asent S. 1'. M. Co. Nov. Mdtf THE OVERLAND STORE, One Thousand Customers. THIS IS THE LAST SHOW TO TAKE A WAT TIIF. Greatest Bargains Offered at that Store. The Public and Customers of the Overland Store will pleane bear In mind tliat Uooda of all Kind are on the Ad. vanre, and the Overlnnd Store atlll contlnnen to , REDUCE THEIR'S g FORMER PRICES As the Overland Wore rccelyea their Goods Direct from New York and Europe t THEY CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD BY AM OTHER HOI SE OX THE PACIFIC COAST! 5,000 yds. Plaid Dress Goods received by steamer Oriflamme Latest Styles, only 30c per yd THE STOCK Of spriwr Awn sniuiMrR rnnn have arrived. The public and cus tomers of thin store will pleaae give them a call. CT" Remember the Overland Store Is the place to t ra le and nave moucy. . mchl3lw-tf OVERLAND MARKET , C'oiumerrlal Mreet, CITY MARKET, State Mreel. GRIFFITH, COLL.IXS & Co. Are now Proprietors of these First Class Meat Markets, And uledew themselves to keen cm hand oon- stantlv fn- tlie supply of the citv of Ntlcm tho choicest meats oi the wstson. Nklem. Jan. 18, 187'i. O. C. DAVIDSOK. J. 5t. COT1.TKR. DAVIDSON & COULTER. D EALEKS IS ALL KINDS FAMILY Umcerleit and Provisions ; also MAXFFACTtREKS Of all kinds Coojier-W.re, wholesale ami us t. oojier-w.Tre, wnoi retail; alto, all fciinla tliensiral, Toilet, (Fmre? and Fansllr SO A All of which will ! sold cheap, for cash of MerchantRiiie rroauce. Cooner-Ware awl Swi fnmlsheU to deal era on the most reasrauihle terms. lioiU tlcllvereil toatiy rt of the Oly Free ot Clmrjrs "fl.'ll BM'l ..lie H Mill .'I ... . Wade's Osnmorclal Htrvt, iSttlem, Oregon J. M. KEELER & CO. W L1BEKTV ST., NEW YORK. OREUOX AXD SOBTH-WEMT COMMISSION AGENCY ForbuylriB and forwarding direct, ria Isth mus Kail ami uape Horn, witn Mm Francisco connection, all cuuwa and varieties of Merchandise, and for sale of K(ioru from the North-West. Advances made on auuroved oonslimnienu. and onler respectfully solicited. AU order aud kualaes will receive pnmipt attention. . Reference!. IfBWYO&K: N.Y National i-x. Bank. iJorns A. E. AC E. Tlltoo, CO Lllierty ilreet. Messrs. J. L. Brownell A Bros.,' Bankers. MeSHra. Benllev. Miller A. Thomas. 84 bonlh Street " OKEQOX! ' Messrs. Ladd A Tllton, Bankers, Por'.-lnd. A. A. McCully, Esq., Salem. Mush and Milk Sociable. The Ladles of the M. B. Cbtrrch will rive UauhanrlMllkSooiableat LCUULATTVE IIAIX, mday Erenlnrt . Aprfl I3tb, ' '.;;; -, ' j. ; Good Music and interest tug Ulerary exer . , ctses. Refreshments Served. ' ' - i 1 I -. ,1 ; ; . AdaaJaalooi . OOcta. apr.ietlH ...