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The City and County.
From Daily of Saturday, July 20.
Ti KS Vhhiium. The Turner have now
got their hall so near completiua tht they
are at prwent pefcciing arrangements for
opening it to the public. I will be ready
for occupation Tuesday evening Best, at
which time the society will have their first
eaerci. Tbank V the liberality of gome
ofiu teeinlier uU f -jf tiie fcemle-
toen who have .l..ue the work at r.in;irk.i
bly low inures, the entire outfit has been
erected at a cmt of only about t20fl. Of
thU uo only 7i remain unpaid which
leaveii the society almost free from debt at
the start. ., Ao initiation fee of $2 48 U
charged for regular membership with $1
each month aa due. For the accomoda
tion of such persona as may desire to try
the benefits of this exercise one month be
fore entering a regular members, the so
ciety bis issued tickets ged for that time
only which they offer for sale at $1 40 each.
This ticket entitles the adder to the privi
leges of the hall two ereaiigs each week
during thetime for whieh it is issued. Af
ter the first month arrangements may be
mads which will ezclade all but regular
members from the privileges of the ball.
This movement is one which will no doubt
meet with public favor and we predict for
the eocietv a lastinc popularity. Those
wishing to purchase tickets can da so by
applying to J. H. Haas, President of the
Society or to Thos. H. Reyoulds, Leader.
As this is a society that is in successful op
eration in every large city, we huve no hesi
tancy in recommending it to the public
1 giatrontge. Their hail is nicely fitted up
and an hmr or more spent in such exerci
as their drill will give a person, will prove
a lastinj; benefit to any who uiuy wish t
join. W lien well drilled, their exercises
are really graceful, an J their; performances
in aablic give general tatiuacUoa.
Let Loos it. Oar readers will no doubt
remember the large eagle that Rev. P. S.
Kniirht has had ia his possession for the
past six moatbs. lie has been kept ia the
ahed near bis residence, and every morning
at-sanrise has stretched bis toag neck in
tho direction of the rising sen as if be de
sired to spread his wings and fly away in
search of the shining orb. Mr. Knight
withstood this pleading glance as long as
be cdulil, until a few mornings since when
he released him from confinement and took
him in his buggy carried him up Mill Creek
a couple of miles and let him go hit way.
Instead of searing amid the elands as it
would naturally he supposed he weuld, he
merely hopped on one of the branches of a
nsighboring tree and silently gated oa bis
recent master as be drove away. Mr.
Knight is now in daily expectation ef bav
ins; it broucht to him by some astonished
TVebfoot to stuff, thinking ao doubt it would
prove a vilssble acquisition to his present
collection of curiosities. He says that if
that bird shoo Id now be broeght to him after-taking
so much trouble to get rid of it,
lie would be tempted to invite his captor to
'take a short walk for his health. Farewell
old bird; may joa never again be caught
"by an admiring cariosity hunter, nor ever
atgaia doomed t confinement.
Thk Pioxker Oil Mills. These popalar
Mills have received a tboreagh renovation,
And will commence running again ahont
the first ol A a gust. Tbey will only ran
daring the dsy at first, probably turning
out about 230 gallons of oil daily. When
run day and night their eapacitj is doable
that amount. Reports treat different por
tions ef the State show an increase ia the
rop of flu seed, and they will find no dif
ficulty ia obtaining a full supply. They
will manafactare as large quantity of oil
during the coming season an the increased
demands for the article will warrant-
Mower Oanca Bcsiaess. Mr. Rickey
informs us of a slight change ia the charges
on money orders, which no doubt wtlt be of
interest to tbe public. Heretofore the charge
on all order lsss than $! has bean ten
cents each. Bat a recent postal law has re
duced the rates to fire cents each for all or
ders ef ten dollars or leas. This certainly
eetas reasonable eneagb, and any man that
would growl at these rates would growl if
he was going to he hang, fa eoaaeetion
with this e might also state that during
the year-eediag January 1st, over $60,00
worth of atbney orders were sold at this of
fice. The business increases every year,
and this mode of sending money is daily
fcecomiag more oaerersnl.
SitrjT Orr. The water baa lieea shut off
from the mill rare in order that Mr. A. My.
ers may proceed in his work ef introducing
tbe water power into his new Agricultural
Works. The Railroad Company hare con
structed a waste gate near the Oil Mills tat
order that they may supply their tanks as
aieual. fa consequence of the non-supply
of water tin Salem floarisg Mills have
us,pcndcd operations for a few days. It
will only be a short tiuM, kewever, before
weehall hear the busy hum of machinery
witbia the walls of the new Agricultural
Works, and ufcattera will move along with
increased energy.
From Daily of Sxuvlng July 21.
Ay ADVKXTUBE F A 5W1HT.
The Misfortune er Bsmhful Toots
Cruel Pwrcsita sua! am lian Cruel
Diuijrbter.
Last evening about sunset ns we were
-coming toward the ofliec Ured, disconsolate
-and discouraged over the continued dearth
-of items, we were accosted by a young man
of our acQuaiatanee, who, with a smile on
bis face, asked if we wanted an item. We
answered, "you bet," with a no less joyous
iace aod the following is tbe story be gave ,
s, in his ewn words aa Bear as we could
mote theia down : "Well," said he, "yoa
are welt aware that for some time past, I
have been rather spooney over Miss Mollie
, who resides on Piety Hill, aod at
times I bare flattered myself that she too
imagined that I was about O. K. But a
recent adventure has convinced me it is not !
always best to trust to appearances, as they ;
are ofttimes very deceitful, lier parents
were never very partial toward me, but the ,
mother was more obliging tban tbe old
gent. He sever liked me, and at one time
forbid his daughter having anything essay
to me. But buggy rides, ice cream and
dances have often i dueed ber te ignore
these instructions, aod by meeting at the
house of a mutual friend, we would occa
sionally be together ia.spite of bun. Well,
last Sunday afternoon, meeting ber at Sab
bath school, I asked her to accompany me
to church in the evening, which she assent
ad to and agreed to meet me at our friend's
at the proper time. She was ps actually on
hand and w started off in high glee. On
our arrival at church we were escorted by
tbe usher to a seat in the front part of the
audience room. The church was filled and
we were cosily chatting before the sermon
commenced, when we heard some one enter
the pear immediately behind aa. Glueing
up, imagine my feelings en meeting tbe
stern gase of her father accompanied by his
wife. My courage began te ooxe out at icy
finger ends, and I dared not look around
the second time. Mary had by this time
noticed them, and was equally astonished
as tbey were never known to attend that
church before. We were neither of us par
ticularly interested in tbe sermon after that,
and were both in constant drrad lest there
should be a scene at tbe dismissal ef the
congregation. But all things have an end.
at at last did that sermon ; but it did seem
unusually long. At the door tbe old gent
offered one arm to his wife and crooked the
other at Mary with a glance that Said "no
foolishness in this case." She did not hare
the courage to refuse him, aad I was left to
meander away alone. Tbe following day I
receive 1 a note from the old fellow, laying
fnrtbtr services on my part could be dis
pensed with in bis family, and a postscript
added by Mary herself assured me it was
sheer folly to imagine she ever eared for me.
I am now resolved that clandestine meet
ings, although romantic, are far from being
a paying investment." The young man de
sired no name mentioned, but related the
eirenmstanee for the benefit of bis own
down-trodden sex. The moral is plain.
THAT MUtHALH.
Aaotner Card -aad the Lust of the
nerlea.
Editor Statesmax : I am the interested
party in the card of Sam Clarke and others
in your paper of yesterday, concerning my
sidewalk. As you hare thrown oten voor
lutnn to him. please allow me to make
inv i.ta'emnt of the f.icrs In the rurr: He
ha been trying to compel me to build a
new sidewalk of greater width at an eleva
tion not on a grade with my fine finished
fence ; and as he has fiiled to succeed he
is only showing his amiable disposition by
trying to abase somebody. The Committee
appointed to report on the petition of Clarke
to the Council, after examining my side
walk expressed themselves satisfied. Now
I have got a better walk than any of the
persons signing Sam Clarke's card. Tho
Street Commissioner whore duty it is to
look after walks, has never had to remind
me of needed repairs. W. L. Morris.
Cai-qht at bii own same. Why it is
that a man whore wealth can be counted by
thousands is capable of contemptible mean
tricks that the free, open hearted laboring
man who earns his money by the sweat of
his brow, and lives (as the saying is) "from
hand to mouth," would scorn to be guilty
off, is a question that wil always remain
unanswered. Bat sach is a fact that re
mhins undisputed. A circumstance of this
kind came within oar notice yesterday, and
is worthy of particular mention. Mr. C ,
a gentleman (?) living bat a few miles out
of the city, on one of tbe finest farms in
this county, came into tbe city one day last
fall, and stepping into Charlie Hellenbrand's
Restaurant, ordered a dinner, remurking
that he had some fat rattle in town that be
would sell and pay tor his meal afterward.
Charlie gave him his dinner, but be never
settled for bis meal. Yesterday be tried the
same dodge, having a load of potatoes in
market this time ;but Charlie knew'his man.
and told him that be could have no more
meals until bis former one was paid for.
The old chap looked somewhat astonished,
and started up town in a hnrry. He soon
came back on a bay-rack, and handed out
his four bits, driving off in apparent anger,
for having been compelled to pay an honest
debt. How he brought in a load of potatoes
on a hay rack is a question that still re
mains unexplained.
Tbe Lecti'rk. There were but few out
to hear Mr. Elinski's lecture last evening at
tbe Court House, but those who did attend
were amply repaid. Tbe lecture is but a
young man, and having only been in this
country a few months, speaks our language
with great embarrassment, and in such a
broken manner that at first his audience
find it difficult to understand him. But
this soon wears off, and amid the interest
we feel in the subject we can easily keep
track of the discourse. The lecture is well
written, and is full of interest. He will de
liver it in Portland during the coming week,
and thence will proceed overland to
California. We cbeeefully commend him to
the public in behalf of bis down-trodden
countrymen.
Fine Wool. Mr. John Martin, of this
county, has a daughter now in Iowa Mrs.
Gisb. A few days since he received in a
letter from her a specimen of very hand
some, fine wool almost as fine and glossy
as silk taken from a five-months lamb.
The fibre is three and a half inches long.
Mrs. Oish writes that she will bring the
lamb with her this fall to Oregon, when we
shall have an opportunity to learn whether
it is of some new breed. The wool is un
like any we have seen in this country.
New Arrival. We yesterday met Mr.
Robert Reid who arrived in this city last
Wednesday morning, direct from Bedford,
Iowa. He intends to make this city his fu
ture residence, having associated himself
with Mr. A. Myers in bis Agricultural
Works. He announces himself well pleased
with tbe appearance of his new home. We
welonme hiin among ns.
Chaxoe Or Residence. Mr. John Ber
ry aod family have mured from this eity.
Their future residence will be at Siuselaw.
Mr Berry was for some timo a elerk in Cun -ningham's
Hardware Store, and was well
and favorably known in this city.
Orr for E.iQLASD. Leonard 0. Sim
mons, of South Salem, left this city day be
fore yesterday for England on a visit. He
will probably be gone about two months
visiting friends and acquaintances. Wc
wish hiin a pleasant voyage and speedy re
turn to his aged parents residing in this
place.
Good Wnr.AT. John Martin informs us
he has a field of fifteen acres of wheat of
the velvet white variety which will yield
fully forty bushels to the acre. It is so f.ir
advanced, that be will commenced gather
ing it with a header, next week.
From Daily of Tuesday July 23.
A LI'DICROl HITrATIOX.
A Mnalr Te.eber tn Trouble A Pro-fc-nMornhip
ao fcafeirunrd- I'ltiinate
We have a young man in Ibis eity whom
everybody knows and respects. In fact he
ia a general favorite, and especially so
among tbe fair sex. He is what is styled a
"lady's man" and is much sought after. Ho
is very impartial in bis views, and allows no
particular young lady to claim bis company
twice In succession, and for this reason be
is considered public property, and with him
it is a rule "first enme first served," and
when be leave a young lady we always ex
pect to hear him shout "next," as does tbe
barber to his waiting customers. It is but
seldom that we can get a good joke on this
gentleman, and when we do wo feel at lib
erty to give our readers Iho benefit of it
Sueh a joke bus recently occurred, and we
have been at some trouble to secure the full
particulars of it. Professor went over into
the west side counties a few djys since to
tune some pianos. He stopped at McMinn
ville a few hours, and was anxious to pro
ceed to Dayton from that point. As there
was no means ef public conveyance be hired
a horse and buggy at the livery stable and
started on his wsy in high spirits. Things
went well for a while, but, at last, on going
down a steep hill, the breeching broke, and
consequently the buggy ran on the horse's
heels, which induced him to let By several
times with his hind legs. In vain did tbe
professor endeavor to tame his fiery steed
by kind words aad soothing promisee. The
nag kept ea kicking, and soon sent his
boob through tbe dash board. Professor
immediately prepared to beat a retreat. In
this the nag materially assisted him by
placing his heels in close proximity to tbe
exterior portion of his person, and sent him
spinning out of tbe buggy. The animal
continued to beat a tattoo on tbe dash board
until tbe young man picked himself up and
grasped him by the check-rein. The horse
finally, by a spring forward, ran one of tbe
carriage thills through the ring oa the bit,
at tbe same time placing both hind legs over
the single-tree, which threw him stretched
out upon the ground. Professor had him
then, as the animal was unable to move aa
inch. After half an hour's hard labor the
horse was released, the fragments gathered
up, and slowly ait. I sadly the pair proceeded
back the same road they bad come. Anoth
er rig was secured, and our good-looking
yoang man this time made his trip without
accident. He arrived home Sunday morn
ing and related bis adventure to an intimate
friend of his, remarking at the same tima
that he hoped "ye local" would not bear of
it. '
Gome East. Our friend Jamas Gill will
leave this afternoon by the overland mail
route for Boston, Mass. Jim has won many
friends during his residence on this coast
wbo join with us in wishing "Godspeed"
in his journey.
Recovery or Stole Property. Our
readers will recollect that Bean A Davidson
bad a valuable horse, saddle and bridle sto
len from them a few days since. Telegrams
were sent north and south, and a reward of
one hundred dollars off-red for his arrest.
A telegram was received last Saturday
night from tbe Sheriff of Linn county, ssy
ing he had found tbe horse, but tbe thief
had made his escape. One uf the proprie
tors went up there and found the horse at a
farmer's, where the thief had left him, say
ing he wonld return for him in a few days.
He went south, from there, lie must have
feared discovery and abandoned tbe idea of
taking the horse awiiy with him. We eon-
gratulnte the owner on the recovery of thf
auiinal.
Heard Faov. We received a letter
from Miles Miller, yesterday, writteu at
Summit Prairie Blue Mountains, July 11th.
Tkey had arrived at their destination, hav
ing been just three weeks on the road.
Tbey were four days crossing the Cascade
Racge, a distance of 86 miles. Three
days more were used up in crossing the
Deschutes river with the Sock of sheep and
considerable danger was experienced before
the entire lot were across. His health is
constantly improving aad ho writes in ex
cellent spirits. Everything has passed off
as pleasantly as could be expected and the
chances are that he will remain up there all
winter, for, to use his own words "I'm fat,
ragged and saucy, and tbe dirt agrees with
me." We are pleased to hear of bis suc
cess. Gkx. Hooker. This veteran soldier ar
rived at this city by the It o'clock train
fram Portland yesterday. He was met tit
tbe depot by a number of members of Rus
sell Post J. A. R., but no formal reception
was given. The Ucneral wishin; to immedi
ately visit his old friend Gen. Kesmith, he
was taken in a private carriage by Mr. Bash,
who at once started with bim for the valley
of the I.a Creole, tlen. Hooker will return
heie, probably Wedncslay aad will go to
Portland Ttwnt.la t .
The Oi.b Storv. A gentleman entered
one of our city restaurants yesterday and
seated himself at one of the tables. A wait
er stepped up and asked him which he
would hare "beef, pork, mutton or ham and
eggs?" "I d jn't care a d d what it is,"
replied he, picking up tbe Daily States
man, "anything to beat Grant." He was
evidently a discouraged politician.
Dim' Roads. A ride oa any of our
back streets at tbe present time is anything
bat aa agreeable pastime, owing to the
dusty ronds. Our Portland ceighbors were
favored with a brisk shower Sunday night,
which laid the dust and was a welcome vis
iter. Why can't we hare one ot tbe same
kind?
A. 0. TJ. D. A petition was in circula
tion yesterday in view tbe organisation of a
society of Ancient Druids in this city. As
this is an Order that has met with public
favor wherever it has been introduced, it
will no doubt meet with success in Salem
Quite a number have already signed tbe pe
tition and many more have signified their
intention to do so.
But This Wekk's Weekly Statesman,
te send to your friends east, or elsewhere
It contains an unusual variety of interest
ing news relating to Oregon, Washington
and Idaho. Only 124 cents per copy, in
rappers.
LOCAI. hreyities.
The excursionists to the coast are daily
becoming more numerous.
The betels are complaining of dull times
Wbo next?
Our best business men are tbe most liberal
advertisers.
Letters from Omaha, Nebraska, coming
through in six days.
Jason Royal took his departure for Oak
land yesterday.
Sam E. May left for his home at Salt
Lake City, yesterday afternoon.
Business matters are dolefully doll. But
Salem ain't alone in this matter.
Sherry cobblers ain't bad to take this hot
weather. At least that's what tbe boys say.
A large number of Indians are prowling
around tbe city.
Serenaders are improving these fine
moonlight evenings.
There is more building and house repair
ing going on the city than most folks are
aware of.
Jim Fisher made two arrests at a late
hour last evenings Drunk and disorderly
as usual.
Weather cool and pleasant. Ice Cream
and sherry cobblers are however still in
good demand.
Mr. Kemp, Mrs. Rinpertnn and familv,
and several other started yesterday for Sil
ver Creek fails.
Afternoon matinees at tbe depot are no
longer in fusbion. Mercury please take no
tice.
Billy Barker went below yeterday with
Rourke who is accused ef selling whisky to
Indians.
Read the new advertisement regarding
the entertainment to lie given by the Cham
pions of the Hod Cross.
Everybody and bis neighbor contemplate
going to the mountains within the next two
weeks.
Lively times over in South Salem regard
ing the sidewalk at the end of tbe new foot
bridge.
We are informed that S. A. Clrrke bas
purchased the Fanner office. Success to
him in his new embarkation in tbe news
paper business.
Don't forget the concert to be given by
Prentice's Class in Vocal Music, Wednesday
evening next.
Mrs. J. D. Foltz has a few words to say
about Butteric.'s Patterns this morning.
The recent wager renrdina the superior
ity of onr different Fire Companies bas
been withdrawn.
Mr. Prentice's Vocal Class were practicing
in the Opera House last evrnin. Remem
ber their Concert Wednesday evening next.
We noticed some stray cattle in the Uni
versity grounds yesterday. They looked
very much out of place.
J. Lee Henderson has oecepted a situa
tion aa assistant book-keeper at the Willam
ette Woolen Mills.
"That's mine don't go beret" is a notice
stnek up in one of our saloons. An origi
nal idea that.
A large Eastern mail arrived yesterday
aftero'Mta. Letters coming through from
Chicago in seven day's time.
We came very near having a first class
runaway item on State street yesterday.
Small boy prevented it by hanging on to the
reins.
A contribution of seventeen dollars was
taken up at the lecture last evening. A
liberal sum considering tbe number present.
Tbe Mercury will have to talk plainer
United States tban tbey do at present be
fore we can appreciate the local drives at us.
Mr. S. E. Strong was taken suddenly ill
a tbe street yesterday and carried into
Jack Brown's residence. Medical aid soon
brought him around alt right.
Conductor Stroud has been bound over to
appear at the next term of the Clackamas
Couuty Court on tbe charge of aiding a
prisoner to escape from an officer. Bail,
$jO0.
Geo. B. Taylor, tbe Temperance lecturer,
is again in the city. He will deliver his
lecture on "Salem Witchcraft," at tbe
Opera House this evening.
Messages for H. Jones and S. Young in
the Telegraph Office at Salem.
The Turn Vereins open their new hall
this ereuing under the most favorable aus
pices. The Champions of the Red Cross were
practicing for their entertainment this even
ing at Reed's Opera House yesterday after
noon. Large quantities of hay coming into mar
ket at prices ranging from tli to $18 per
ton.
Joseph Ingall, the man who shot Boone
in Clackamas county last spring, died at
the Penitentiary one day lat week. He
had been senteueed fur lite.
E. N. Cooke's new residence begins to
present a fine appearance.
Tbe cherry gripe" has been superceded
by tbe encumber eolic.
Tbe "Japs" are performing at Marys
villa, Cat., to good houses.
Short sermons are very popular during
this warm weather.
Straw hsts tell whieh way the wind blows
now a days.
Josephns Holmes contemplates the erec
tion of a fine brick building on State St. at
an early day.
Norman Parrish is again able to be out
on crutches.
Tbe passen ger trains on tbe 0. A C. R
R. are well fiiled with travelers every trip
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
tJen. Sheridan's Opinion about Indians.
EiGov, Wise describes the
reeIejGratz Party.
Colored Greeleyites in Trouble.
Various Political News.
The Geneva Arbitrators in Session.
CALIFORXIA IMSPATCHES
EATi:il. M.WS.
Vest, hberldan'a Head ia Klgbt.
Washington", July 17. General
Sheridan, in a communication to the
War Department, says : "We can
never stop wild Indians trom murder
ing and plundering until we puuUU
them. If a white man in this country
commits murder we bang hiin ; if he
steals a hotse wo put him in the peni
tentiary. If an Indian commits these
crimes we give him better farms and
more blankets. I think I may say
tluit under this policy the civilization
of the wild redmen will progress slow
ly." A Uraplile Flctnr of the Liberal
Itciuocratie Furty.
Richmond, Va July 17. Ex-Gov.
Henry A. Wise, in a letter declining
an invitation to address a Grant and
Wilson nttifleatiou meeting at Alex
andria, says : "it is entirely unlit for
me to act with any political party at
the present time and in the present at
titude of ailuirs. This I have said
that I cannot and will not-act with tins
so-called Liberal Republicans. They
are too liberal. They are so loose as
to have no principles, and were ready
to adopt the worst, as well as the best
to suit the birds ot every leatlier uiat
met toretlier in the halls at Cincinnati
and Baltimore. They have, in strange
confusion, mingled with white spirits
and grey, so that the jiarty is a mon
grel, autl would he all things to all
men."
Tbe Blacks ro fur lreeley Marabala.
Ramegii, X. C, July 18. Samuel
G. Robe, a colored Marshal of a Gree
ley and Brown ratification meeting,
was attacked and beaten by some ne
groes last night and sought a place of
refuge in the police Headquarters. lie
staid a short time and started lor home,
and has not been seen or heard from
since. Another colored Marshal of the
same meeting was beaten and his lite
threatened by negroes.
Varloua Political Item.
Fort IjIcott, July 17. The Monitor
to-morrow hoists the Greeley flag, un
der the political editorship of Hon. A.
Minlow.
KniK, Pa., July 17. A large Grant
ratification meeting was held this even
ing. New York, July 17. B. Gratz
Brown, for the first time since his se
vere attack, visited the Liberal head
quarters. !ST. Louis, July. 18. The Daily
Globe, a newspaper published by Mc
Kee fc Ilouseworthy, appeared this
morning. Jt suports Grant.
Xew York, July 18. The Republi
can Xatioual Executive Committee
held a meeting yesterday. The pro
ceedings were mostly secret. Meas
ures were discussed for forwaixling the
canvass in Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Xorth Carolina and West Virginia,
Ex-Senator Abbott made a cheering
reiKirt of the canvass in Xorth Caro
lina. A suggestion was considered for
West Virginia, looking to utilize the
action of all elements in opposition to
the Democrats and Liberal Republi
cans of tliat State.
A secret session of the Council of the
Union League of America was held in
the afternoon, at which a resolution to
co-oix-rate with the Xatioual Commit
tee was passed.
The Bnrnnrd Impeachment Trial.
Saratoga, July IS. The opinion is
expressed that Barnard's trial is likely
to result unfavorably to the accused.
The Trial of the Boss) Thieves.
Alhany, July 18. Tins arguments
in the Tweed and Connolly cases were
concluded to-day, and the Court ad
journed till Sept. next, when a decis
ion will be rendered.
FOREIGN SEWS.
Cbolera
-Tbe Urnen Board of Arbi
tration. Xew York, July IS. A Berlin let
ter says Cholera is making its way
from lln-sia to the Prussian frontiers.
;eneva, July 17. Board assembled
an hour earlier tban uual. Proceed
ings delayed somewhat in consequence
of the different languages poken by
memhersof the Court, which renders
business tedious and explanations nec
essary ; but all preliminaries liave
been settled and they will take up the
case of each ship seriatim.
CALIFORNIA.
NhiiMiieiil of Coin nnfl Wheat-
-The
Eneaperi Nun t'nae.
San Francisco, July is. Tlie Sac
ramento, for Panama to-dav. carried
.44.000 treasure, including $750,000
in coin for Pent, and the first lot of
wheat, 240,000 centals, ever shipped
by steamer via Panama for England.
It. is forwarded at the rate of four
pound ten shillings per ton.
The evidence in the Ansbro-O'Gor-man
case this afternoon showed con
clusively that neither Professor Anffivv
nor Kdith O'Gorinan were in Australia
as the detectives charged. Private de
tective Allis was again put on the
stand by Audrey's counsel to repeat
his testimony, in order to lay the
ground for a prosecution for perjury.
The case may last a week yet.
Petali'ma, July IS. A young wo
man, a Mrs. Kinney, to-day shot a
man named Cummiugs killing him in
stantly, for slanderous reports put in
circulation by the latter.
San Francisco, July IS. The Dem
ocrats and Literal Republicans are
making arrangements for a monster
ratification meeting on Monday even
ing. The stock of old oats on band this
year is just one-half the amount on
hand at same date last year. The
first lot nf new, lieing of the" black va
riety, arrived yesterday and sold for
$1 70. Good old brings $1 12 readily.
Voorhees Receives a Sop and Goes
for Greeley.
Urief ToIitiel Item.
Greeley!Eefuses to Support Blood-Sucking
Newspapers.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
Attempted Assassination of a King and
Queen. J
CALIFORXIA DISPATCHES
EASTERN XEWN.
Voorbefn Uarn Bark on Himself ana
In favor of tareelejr.
Terre Haute, Ind., July 18. The
Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Sixth District held a meeting
to-day and nominated D. W. Voorhees
by acclamation. In accepting, Voor
hees made a long and elaborate speech.
In his opening remarks, returning
thanks for tlie nomination, lie de
nounced bitterly tlie course of the ad
ministration toward the South. He
said the south had urged the nomina
tion of Greeley, believing his election
would secure them peace and relief
lrom outrages which had been heaped
upon them. He prayed God their
hopes might be realized, and that
many Nortliern men might suspend
their differences with Greeley on ac
count ot the people of the South who
would not do it on their own. If Gree
ley were elected he would stand
pledged by the strongest obligations
that ever rested upon any honorable
man to bestow on the South the bless
ings of a great, kind- and paternal K)1
icy. It he did not, after the confidence
reposed in him by tlie Soutli, bo would
be accursed.
Political Sews In Brief.
Cincinnati, July 18. Tlie Republi
cans of tlie Eighth District nominated
for Congress Hon. Win. Lawrence.
Nkw York, July 18. The Tam
many General Committee to-night rat
ified the nomination of Greeley and
Brown, and appointed a committee to
arrange for it ratification meeting.
Albany, X. Y., July 18. Tweedle
Hall was filled this evening to hear
Kenton on National Finances. He
charged that the administration had no
financial policy except to collect taxes
under laws nf r?nnirns4- hnnl o-nlrl tn
i blockade Wall street, and pay the debt,
j Xew York. July 19. A Washing
ton dispatch says the difficulty about
Casey holding on as Collector at Xew
Orleans is that tbe Administration Re
publicans recommend no person to
take his place, and the President, there
fore, holds his resignation.
llAiuusnuKfi, July 19. An inter
viewer reports Cameron as saying that
the opposition of Forney and his Press
to Hartranft for Governor don't
amount to a mtff of wind.
) Xl-'.w Yohk. July 19. A Washing-
ion inspatt'ii ty tnar. tue terrer re
cently publfslied by Reaves, from Sen
ator Sumner, was written one year
ago, while Greeley was in Texas, and
when lie was talked ot as a possible
candidate for the Presidency.
Urcclejr Beclluea to be Bled.
Mr. Greeley recently declined to
furnish money to sustain a newsiaper
in Washington, saying, "I do not con
sider that a legitimate political expen
diture. If people will not support a
newspaper there favoring my election
we must go ou without as best we
may."
The Liberal Republican Executive
Committee say tbey are receiving let
ters from prominent colored men
promiMng to work for Greeley anil
Brown.
Peraossal Matters.
Xew Yokk, July 18. The Marquis
(leNoilles, the new French Minister,
arrived this evening.
The World says that Greeley is hard
at work ou a new encyclopedia, which
will be published soon.
Xew Yokk. July 19 Colonel A.
R. Eddy, Iputy Quartermaster Gen
eral, lias been ordered on duty tempo
rarily its Chief Quartermaster, Divi
sion of the Pacific.
FOREIUX SEWN.
An attempt to Awswlnats tbe Kins;
and teeu of hfmin.
Madrid, .Inly 10. At midnight last
hightail attempt was made to as-i-sinate
tlie King and Queen ot .Spain.
Tleir carriage was tired on. O.ie of
tlie assassins was killed and two cai
tured. 'lite King and Queen were
d riving home from Pataco Garden,
wlien thj wanld be assassins tired upon
tliem. Xeither was hurt, however.
The assaihurts of the King and Queeu
comprised party of men who were
conveniently jiosted in the street. One
of the assaihuits was immediately kill
ed by an attendant of the royal party.
Tlie'greatestindignation is everywhere
expressed at the cowardly deed. The
tranquility of tlie city is undisturbed,
although "when accounts of the affair
began to be generally circulated there
was much excitement. Crowds gath
ered in the neighborhood of where the
attack Iwfl been made, and at 4 o'clock
almost tbe entire population of Madrid
were Ijasteniiiji through the street.
CALIFORNIA.
IMed
-Whrat for Liverpool
1-Prlee of
I tun
U'4aortmaiiAibro AIT.ilr
Sax Fkancisco, July 10. Noah
Mullenuore, of the Call, shot two
weeks g br McCauslui, died this
moruing
Tlie bark Lizzie Williams has cleared
for LiverpsMl with a full load of wheat.
The India is nearly loaded, and the
Aurora and Uobiusou Crusoe are load,
ing for tflie same destination.
After August 1st the City Ga Com
pany will reduce rates to $1 75 per
1.000 feet. A lew years since the
charge was seven dollars.
Mrs. Iuntway. of Oregon, is lec
turing in lavw of women's rights and
tJeneral (Vrant to a fair audience at
Piatt's Hall this evening. Her voice
is not strong enough to lie heard over
tlie quarter part of the hall, and as a
imliiie snealCer she is hardlv a success,
Tlie O'G ortiian-Ansbro-Allis-Auttrey
case, was concluded tins evening,
O'GflrniMi was acquitted. Ansbro
was heW for libel on Edith O'Gorman
and Allis was held in 5,000 lor per
jury in tlie case.
Politicsil Iiit.-lligjroiKM-'.
THE IRISH It AND SPLITS.
THE FLOOD IN ALABAMA
Ucrman Papers for Grant
Tlie Spanish Assassination Sensation
CALIFORXIA DISPATCHES
KASTEKX NKWS.
For the Chnppnqnnrk.
Xew York. July 20. It is retiortet
that A. T. Stewart hits given tO,000
t aid the election of Greeley.
An attempt to organize a Greeley
Central Committee trom the variou
Greeler Clubs last evening resulted
a meeting which was characterized by
great iituHon and disorder,
It is reported that Ex-President
Johnson will make two or three Gree
ley speeches in Xorth Carolina, re
plying especially to Secretary Bout-
well
Kepnulienn Mna Meeting;.
CincAC.o, July 20. The first
Re
publican mass meeting of tlie campaign
in this city was held last night in the
open air. Ex-Governor Oglesby, Ke
pnblitan candidate for Governor, was
tlie principal speaker,
niaaourt Denoeratlc Convention.
ST. Louis, July 20. Tlie Demo
cratic State Convention to nominate a
ticket will meet at Jefferson City
August 21st.
A Split in the Irian Band.
Boston, July 20. Clement, the
leader, and iifreeu members of the
Irish band, left yesterday on tlieir re
turn to Ireland. Some memhers re
main, who. it is reported, refused to
follow their original baud leader, and
have taken a new one. They will
make tour of the United States be
fore returning.
The Flood In Alabama.
MovrcoMERV, July 20. The dam
age by floods amounts to $5,000,000,
Houses along streams have been swept
away by scores. The cotton crop is
90,000 bales short.
Reception by the President.
Long Branch. Julv 20. President
(irant received a lame nutniier
prominent citizens from the West to
day, and also a number of Southerners,
wiio bring reports or the campaign.
Ueraian Papers Wheel Into Line.
Xew York, July 20. The Demo
krat and Zeitung, both Liberal Repub
lican, came out for Grant to-day.
(irrat Men Alive In Kansas.
Atchison, July 20. Senator Pome
roy has arrived and will soon enter
non a canvass of the State. Grant
clubs have been formed all through
Northern Kansas.
Exposition Bnlldlnsr Completes.
Louisville, July 20. The comple
tion of the Industrial Exposition build
ing was celebrated by an immense
mass meeting. Among tbe speakers
were Gen. W . Preston, Gen. Juo. W.
Flanel and eGov. Bramlette. The
Exposition opens September 3d.
FOHEIOH KEWS.
The
tirensHfler Rand Coneernlns;
the attempted Anaaaalnatlon,
London, July 19. It is reported
that Parliament will be prorogued on
the 10th of August.
The Grenadier band U to give a se
ries ol concerts at Liverpool. They
return from America In excellent
health, and are enthusiastic over their
reception there.
Madrid, July 1!). Tlie Kin"; and
Queen asb-tetl at tlie Te Deuin in the
royal chapel. The King gutweqttently
walked through tlie streets and was
clieered enthusiastically by the people
oi'all classes, hastening to show their
loyalty and sympathy for his Majesty.
A crowd to-day attempted to take
the assassins out of the jail and shoot
them, but a strong loroe of police pre
vented the act.
A judicial inquiry Is actively pro
gressing Into tbe circumstances of tbe
attempted assassination.
CALIFORNIA.
I'olltieal Meellnsrv-M hrmt ajhlpiaenta
Arreat r a Defaulter A Jteiaar lia
ble Jleteor.
San Fhancico. July 20. Hie Dem-
ocratlc Congressional Convention, ia
session tins morning, resoivea to auot
ish the Congressional Committee and
allow its dutica to be discharged Itrace
forth by the Connty Committee, and
postpone the nominations for Congress
at least until next Thursday evening.
A Greeley ratification meeting is to
be held on the 27th. Frank PI xley.
J. H. IIogeneL Frisbie, Judge Slmfler
and Dr. Slrort are exjiected to address
the meeting.
Vai.lejo, July 20. During the last
week large quantities of wheat arrived
by rail at South Vallejo. Thirty car
loads arrived last night for the ship
Xeptune for Liverpool.
Cahson. July 20. The Republican
ratification meeting this evening is tlw
largest and mo-t enthusiastic ever held
in this place.
Reno, July 20. Col. Flnnego. a
secret service detective, arrested Win.
H. Lentz. ex-postmaster of Virginia
City, tor embezzlement of jwbllc mon
eys while postmaster. He takes him
to Nan Francisco.
Winnemccca, July 20. A large and
brilliant meteor was' seen from here at
10 o'clock last night. It occupied sev-
eral seconds falling, and Ut up the sur
rounding country like a grand display
of tire-works. A lew seconds after it
had disappeared, a loud, rumbling
noise was lieard, accompanied with a
distinct sliock of an eart hquake, which
lasted but a second, but succeeded in
making many leave theier houses and
run out in the street.
Business Notices.
SiKvlal advertisements under this hnad wl 1 1
be charged 15 cents a line. Liberal adver
sers, in the regular advertlxing oolnmn.
ill. however, be given liberal uutw-ea uudi-r
this bead, without extra charge.)
Wax Flowers. - Sheet wax. assorted !-
oi-8 and white. Pattern, Tiwls, Fins. Ac.,
Ec., at Vteatberlord A ( o.'s Drug Sturc
Overland STtuiK.- -The choisi xelecOtxi
ot'CisliloiiiUile spring ixxU ut the Overland.
Store.
Mayljtf
The Overland Store Is xethne amt-cln
G'ods olieajKT than the amt iiiaiUy ofgoufb.
itu ever ueiore onerei ill Mkieiu.
MavKitt
MM'IETY XOT1CES.
Chemeketa Lodge, No. 1, i 0. 0. F.
REGULAR meetings Wedueeday evening
of ea-,h week, at 8 o'clock p. M., at laid
Fellows' Hall, corner Cominevctal ami Ferry
street. AH Brothers In good alauduic Invit
ed to attend. By order N.ti.
MayoTilf
rrv :
sojourning brethren in good tatilmg urv. In
ueti toatirmi. iivoruerM Cr.
apl 11 72 if
ti. A. K. Unwell Post, Va. 3, O.A.K.
meets Friday evenlnviofea.il week. All
Comrades in good standing kavited to attend.
isv orner,
ApltiTitf. , COMMAShEK.
ItF.HKKAH Deorkfj LoixiE -Meet sal OU!
Fellow lL'itl the 1st Tueiav eveninc of each
mouth at 8 o'clock. All Iirexhren, wuh their
wives in good standing, are untied to atteml.
Bv order of X. G,
SNtlein, July tth, 1872 tf
Amtl ternary Lwrigre, I S, I.O.O.F.
Regular meetings Monday evenings ot vh
week at S o'clock P.M., at kid Fellows 1UII.
corner Commercial and KeiTV Snti. All
Brothers in good standing are invited to at
tend. Bv order N. t.
Julyl7:tf
MPtriAL XOIHKS.
Remarkable I'nrv r Sir. 2
'lully.
Sax Jose, Align 2. 1S7L
Int. A. M. I.okvka A tu.-Scnue two Years
since 1 wan taken down with lutla minatory
Klieumatir'm, and was tor muie uute treated
by two Phyxicians hut g no better. I tried
nearly evenv remedy 1 heard ot, la it nothing
seemed to do me any giU nutil aboia two
w eeks ago I wan advised bv Jislge J. Johnson
to try your t.V K WKKU'Kt.fi;iV. I pro
cured tine Bottle and vfu entirelv cured bv
tu For six weeks before taking the I NK 1
was compelled to go uimtcrirtchet. I consid
er your Kemedv a grettl Massing to ntfertug
humanity, and shall lwenk it my diay to iu-
lorin all idieuinatic ol us great vinuue.
lours, etc.,
AaKAX'll'LLl.
Junelltt
NOTICE.
ORF.C
Comi
JOX CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
lomtsini- Ijinil Ik.iMrttruMil fortlutuL
Oregon, April 5, 172. -Sotk-e is hereby given
Hint a vigorous prosecution will Ik; liMOtuleil
against any and every uersoti who trespasses,
ujsin any Railroad l.aivl, by cutting ami re
moving timber therefrom betbre the same is
Bol't.HT of the Company AND PA1K FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered section,
whether surveyed or unsurveyed. within a
distance of thirty miles fnmthe Una of tu
road, belong toiheConnitiiiv.
I. It. MOIRES,
April 10 dlm:wt. Land Ageiit.
Dlraiey'a t'renie de Laa for I'baaa.
Ing ami Preserving the Teeth, Beautifying
the Complexion, and removing Freckle,
brujHioiis, sunburn and Tan. A New Comb!
nafon, equal to the tiest French pre)mraiious,
and ree lr,m their ailouous ingredients. In
vented by t;KO. S. Ml KLY.CIwmisl.
inav 10 t!3m
CABLK SCKKW WIRE Roots ami Shoes
are sure to supersedo all others bemuse they
are the most reliable--dnrlle -do not rip or
leak. Try thein. All gennvne goods are
stamieii. f.lunell lmw.
MrST.
BY the undersigned Morotav, July mh,lx?
tween Salem and King's Vallev, a wal
let, contalng a note for &30, drawn W Jesse
Hyatt In favor of Myers A Kiggs; nnd two
ccrlillcales ofdeiosit in Ladd A Bush's Bank
one of N.YIO and the oilier of 020. A suit
able row aril will be pnld the linilerliy leaving
them at this otUce, or with the tindcrstgued.
L. WILLIAMS,
Julyl3:w2w. Salem, Ogn.
E. BUTTERIC At CO.'S
Out Puper PnttpniN,
MRS. FOLTZ would InS.rm the ladies
tliat she has just received a full assort
ment of PATTERNS, embracing nil the
late styles for Ladies, Misses, Boys ami I in
fant's clothes. Call and select your liattcrn.
Also, agency for dray's I nton Dress Chart,
Julyl&liu
IMnwoIuMoii.
rsi HE partnership heretofore existing nn
n der the name of Hamilton A Pettyjohn,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wnu
Pettyjohn assumes all liabilities and collect
all outstanding detrts. He tei rest bote know
ing themselves Indebted to the old Una to call
in and set'.ie immediately.
Junelftlin
FENCE POMTK.
PERSONS WlSfUXt; TO PCRCIIASK
choice Celnr nnd Yew Fence Posts I his
spring nt clieap rates, will please leave their
orders for suc h with
FARRAR BltON.,
Pout office Building, Solera, Oregon.
Febrimrv 14th, 1S72. dawtf
DISSOLUTION.
fWlHE partnership heretofore existing tra
M. der the name of Davenport A Wotfurd,
at Silverton, Oregon, is this day (Unsolved bv
mutual consent. The business will be here
after conducted at the old stand by J. C. Da
venport, who assumes all liabilities and to
whom all debts due the firm will be paid.
Those indebted will please call and settle Im
mediately, as we wish to close up the arm
business as soon as possible.
J. C. DAVENPORT,
D. WOLFARD.
Silverton. June 44, 1874.
Junetfxltiuwir
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
t)500 Reward Offered.
I HAVE now 125. fWO of the best burned
brick that have been burned In Marion
county. I challenge all the brick vards to
dispute this statement. And I propose to sell
them cheap as the cheapest.
JOHN BAKER, T.r. V.
Salem, Jnly 43, 74-dwtf
Bailee's Sale.
To James McDonald, and whoever else It
may concern :
NOTICE is liercby given that.on Saturday,
the 17th dav of August, 1S7I, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and four o'chvk
p. M., I will procceed to sell at public auction
and fir IT. 8. coin In haw I, on my form about
six miles south of Salem, Oregon, four head
of liit steers, uliout live years old ; or so much
nf said property as may be necessarv to ay
the costs of said sale, and also my
just and reasonable charges aa bailee, for nr
care, attention and labor bestowed upon these
and other cattle left with rae by the said J as.
McDonald, on the Pith March, 1871, to be de
pastured. WILLIAM WALLACE.
July Kd. 187-w3t
UNION HOTEL.
Salem, i : t Oregon.
rfiHlS IS TO INFORM THE TRAVEL
ft ing public that I have refitted and fur
nlslied this nonse throughout srlth new Furnl
ture, Beila and Bedding, second to bo bouse
ia Salem, and my tables will be supplied with
tbe best the country affords. Call and tty
me. Free hack to the House.
WESLY l.RAVES, Prop.
March L If
XV lllnuietle KnnuuunM'st n
2. l.O. . Mectx ou the SL
and 4lh. Tnelay evenings of each
month at Old I'ellows llall corner
Commercial and Kerry Street. All
M1SCELLAXEOUS.
WILLIAM DAVUMOS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
OtBeo- K. at, Froal Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
REAL ESTATE In this CITYand EAST
PORT LAM), In the mnet desirable inrallilea,
-noMxting at IX ITS, HALF BLOCKS ami
BLOCKS, HOUSES awl STORES; also
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un.
enttlratt! LANDS locatof In ALL irtoi
th JSTATK ftir SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other PmrsfTly
trtirv.hs! f'r I '"nnwm'lent In ttil t IT anl
1 tliri)rnit thr STATES an-l TERRITORIES,
j with treat car am! on the uvMt ADVAN-
TAtiEOLSTEHJIS.
HOCfES an. STORES LEASED.
LOANS NKUtlTIATED, ami CLAIMS OK
ALL DESCRIPTIONSt PROMPTLY COI
LE1TED. Anil a Oneral FINANCIAL ail
AG KNC Y BUSIN ESS tntnwu led. iLtivU
30,000 COPIES ORDERED
In advance nf pulilioatlnn, of the .Splendid
NewCtiurob Music Hook called
THE STANDARD,
Thus giving the brightest prosiiect that It
will be
The Banner Book of the Season.
THE STANDARD
lias 400 race tilled with new and frenh mn
hIo. It lncliMlre an Elementary Coune of the
best character, with Interesting exeiviaes,
tunes and easy eleei for practlci-, a tine col
lect on of Metrical Tunes, and an extra choice
llKt nf Sentences. Mounts and Anthems for
C borax Practise.
THE STANDARD BEARERS,
Or, tn oilier words. Its authors, whose brilliant
reputation as Clunvh Music composers will
beur it on to triumphant success, are
Mr. L. O. KMKRSON. of Ronton, and
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Men universally known among lovers of Sa-
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Price 1 .'si. Per W., $13 50. Specimens
sent, lor me present, ik nee, ior si s.y.
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JulylStf.
"Advertising Is the Oil which wise men put
in ineir lamps." - Muucrn jrvv.
L. P. FISHER,
ADVERTISING AGENT,
SM?M 20 AND 21,
Merchants' Exchange,
California Street, San Francisco.
Solicits Advertisements and Subscriptions
for tlie ok nous Statesman and for japers
puhltsheii in l aiilornia, Oregon ana .evana;
Washington. I tnh. Idaho. Montana. Color
da. Arizona, and adjacent Territories ; Sand
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Eurojie.
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Has created many a new business;
Haseulnrged many an old business;
Has revived many a dull business ;'
Has rescued many a lost business;
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And lusures a success in any business.
Cirard's S ecu ft. Stephen Cirard used
tnsav in his old age: "I have always consid
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great medium of success In business, and the
prelude to wealth. Aral I have made it an In
variable rule to advertise in the dullest times
ns well as the busiest, long exierience having
laught me that monev thus spent is well lnid
out, ami by continually keeping my business
lietiire the public it has secured many sales
tliat I otherwise would have lost.
Advertise Tour Bnalneaa.
Keen Your Name before the Public.
Judlrlona Advertlalna; will Insnre a
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If Bnalneaa la Dull, Advertise.
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CaSr" The man who didn't believe in adver
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iff; and tliat official does the advertising.
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NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES! !
Dr. Gibbons' Dispensary,
62.1 KEARNEY ST.,
Corner Commercial, .Sin
Francisco, private en
trance on Commercial, es
tablished in In ls.vt. for the
treatment of Sexual ami
Seminal lilsenses, such a
i.ouorrtvra, t.leet, strtc
lure. Syphilis In nil It
forms, itemlnn 1 Wwkww,1
ltiilMiiencv. etc. Skin lt
oases, (of vears standiue
and Ulcerated l.eir. success full v treated.
DR. lilBBONS hasllie pleasure of announc
ing that he lias returned trom visiting tlie
piinciiuil hospitals of Europe, and lias re
sumed practice.
Tim Doctor has spared neither time nor
money In seeking out new remedies, and has
returned wit h increased facilities for the alle
viation of human suiferl g.
Nominal Wrsknrwi.
Seminal emissions in the consenent of sell
nbuse. This solitary vice, ordepraved sexual
indulgence. Is practiced by the youth of both
sexes toan almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following morbid
symptoms, unless combated with scientific
medical treatment, viz: Sallow countenance,
lark spots under the eves, pain in the heid,
ringing In tlie ears, noise like the rnntllngof
leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness
alxiut the loins, confused vision, blunted In
tellect, lossnf confidence, diffidence in ap
proaching strangers, a dislike to form new
nciptaintances, a disposition to shun society,
hectic flnshesand varl iiseruptiousabout the
face, furred tongue, fetid breat h, coughs, con
sumption, night sweats, monomania and fre
iinent iuantty. If a relief la not obtained,
llie sufferer should apply Immediately, in per
sim or by letter, and have a cure effected by
his new and scientific mode of treating this
disease, which never falls of effecting a quick
and radical cure
C'nred at Home.
Persons at a distance msy oecttred at home,
by addressing a letter to Dr. t 'lbbon, slating
case, symptoms, length of time the disease
lias continued, nnd have medicine promptly
lorwnrded, free from damage and curtositv,
to any part of I he country, with full and
plain directions for use.
Bv Inclosing 10 in coin In restcred let
ter through the Post Office, or Wells, Fargo
A tWi., a package of medicine will be for
warded to any part of the Union.
All correspondence strictly confl'lential.
Address DR. J. F. (UBROX.
Box 19,57, San Francisco. Cat.
Feb in deodlwly
Ex 8. 8. Cussie Telfair
JUST RECEIVED
1 ,000 BBLS.
QRCAS ISLAND LIME,
Whk-h we offer In lots to stilt.
EVERDINC & BEEBE.
I O North Front Street.Portland
Julyl&d&wtf
An Eatablianed Remedy.-"Baown'a
Bronchial Troches" are widely known
as an established remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarsness, and other troubles of
the Throat and Lungs.
Julyl6:deod:wlt
' The Wattling Businena.
BESIDES attending to ordinary Family
Washing, the nndersigned will WA?H
Blankets.Quiltat, Coverlets, Ac.
at S3 Cents A PAIR, and all similar heavy
articles that familv washers cannot readily
handle, ti!" All work done in a satisfactory
manner. BIKD fl.M.KV,
Salein, July 4th, ISTi. )dlm)
CH AX. CAHTBELI..
F- WILLIAMS.
New Grocery Store.
FRESH Groceries and New Good nt onr
atand on Commercial Street. Give ns a
call and we will endeavor to please you all.
C CAMPBELL CO.
Jnljl9:dwtf
MILLIONS OF PAIRS SOLD
CABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots ctb Olioes.
JulylCtwlm
Fine City Lots for Sale.
tyv. or MORE of those desirable and va
a r cant lots, adjoining; Judge Cliadwick'f
residence, on "Piety Hill," fbr sale cheap, for
cash, or time given a portion ot the purchase
sooner, If desired. Inquire nf
O. r. DE.VXIS,
At "ash awl Dnnr Shop of Cooke, Dennis A Co
June.Kf
i i m
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 1 1 ' " ... . i I
nDtTcntu wnnnrM uadc
VII LUVIt llUUUkli iiniit.
MAfiUFACTURlNC CO.
BUCKETS. TUBS, PAILS,
AND WOODEX WARE,
Works at Oregon City, Ogn
rnHE OREUOK WOO DEM WAE
1 MANUFACTURING COMPANY have
recently completed their works at Oregoa
City with the most improved machinery ; em
Isracingttie newest nattemsand latest talents,
imiorted at grcnt coot from Mass tinsel Is
TIhi ESTABLISHMENT, in all Its appoint
ment, will compare favorably with any other
In the United States.
The Compear are prepared to fill all order
for CEDAR. MAPLE and ASH BUCKETS.
TUBS. BUTTER FIRKINS, SALMOX KITS,
WASH BOARDS, Shuttle Bobbins, Broom
Handles, etc., etc, etc
Particular attention Is railed to our ASH
PAILS and BUTTER FntKlNS-an article
far superior to anr heretofore In market, as
causing no unpleasant taste or smell to the
contents.
From onr superior facilities we are enabled
tn supply the trade on the most advantageous
terms, and by prompt attention and excel'ent
workmanship will merit success tn our line.
Dealers are requested to examine our ware
before purcliastng elsewhere.
CiT" Address all communications to
J. D. MILKS, Airenl,
Portland, Oregon.
Julvl'.dAwlm
KEWAED
FOB AX
Incurable Case!
SR. IX RICHATTS
GOLDEN BALSAM!
After ten Tears trial on this Coast has
proven itself tbe only curative in a cfTtainclaM
of diseases prnuouiiued by medical practition
ers as incurable.
Dr.LeEichaa'i GOLDEN BALSAM Ho. i
eares Chancres first and second stages. Sores on
the Legs or Body: Sore Kara, Eyes. Nose, -.;
Copper-colored Blotches, Syphilitic Catarrh,
Diseased Hcalp, and all primnry forma of the
disease kn.wn as byphihs. Price, (3 per bot
tle, or two for $9.
Er.Ls Riga's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheuma
tism. Pains in the Bones. Back of the Keck, CI.
cersted Sure Throat, Syphilitic Bash, Lumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness of tbe Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from tbe system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse of
mercury leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price, tS per bottle, or two for 19.
Dr.Le Richau's GOLDEN SPANISH IN-
tidote, for the Cure of Gonnorhcra, Gleet, Irri
tation, Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital
disarrangements. Price, fl.bQ per bottle.
Sr. Le Richatfs GOLDEN SPANISH IN-
tectlon, a wash and inj ection for severe esses
ol (tonnorho. Infra mm story Gleet. Strictures,
and all diseases of the Kidaeya and Bladder.
Price, $1 JO per bottle.
Alto Agents for DR. LE EICEATTB G0LDES
"PILI18 lor Seminal Wi n knew, Nlrat i mis
ioiM. ImpoteDry, and all diseases anting from
Masturbation and excessive abnstii. Irice. f .1
jt bottle. The ecimlnA Goldkm Balsam is
put up only in round bottles.
On reo. ipt of price, them medlrlnrs will
le sent to nil Twrt of the country, by eirtrens
it mail, s-' ur- ly parked and free from obser.
vation. fcole Agents,
C. F. RICHARDS k CO. m m
IVhnlesale aud Retail Druggists and
Chemists, s W. ror. Clay ic Bansome
btrei ts, tian Francisco, Cal. J wA
Mavl7:Uwly
GILL, STEEL & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
-AXD-
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
State Street, Salem.
Hole Oregon ArmU for
Chickering and Emerson
IANOS.
AKD
Mason & Hamlin,
A X 11
Taylor & Farley Organs.
Have Just received a large Invoice or the
above Instruments, which we offer for
Rent and for Saleon Monthly Installments
Cjy- ajl and examine our new style oror
gins, crmtalnliiliig some of the finest combina
tions ami more variety of sound than any oth
er Instrument offered for sale In this city.
A large assortment ol OPERA HflTrtC
wlth awl without words. Also, a well-assorted
stoca of
Hhoet 31 hhIc.
Orders taken for any piece of Music pub
llKlied.
A FCLL UXE or
Blank Books,
Paper Envelopes and
Initial. Stationery.
ALL THE
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOXS
now in use la our public schools constantly on
hand.
Al.o a full line of
MISCELLAXEOrS BOOKS
now on hand.
C3TGive its a call before purchasing else
whore.
MavDTtd&wtf
SALEM FLOURING MILLS.
Beat Family Flour,
Bakera Extra, XXX,
Nuperitme antf
TIiddliiiga, Bran aad Shart
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
tsJHIGHEST PRICE IN CAS1I3
PAID FOR WHEAT
AT ALL TIMES.
B. C. KT5NEV,
Atrent 8. T. M. Co.
Xor.S3rttf
NORTH SALEM STORE!
W. Xj. ADE
AT THE OLD. GREEN STORE
Has rust received
A FULL ASSORTMENT
-or-
IRT GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES,
CLOTHINO,
Hardware, General Merchandise,
Calculated fear
City and County Trade.
Bought as low, anil will be sold at as small a
pr Hit as those who sell at cost.
tirtlnods delivered to any part of the 4ty
tree of charge. datw
V. W. MARTIN.
Practical Watchmaker
AMD
JEWELER,
CUKMEKCIAL STRKBT, SALF.M. ORJD30K,
Dealer tn
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry,
SOLID SILVER AND PLATFD WARE.
Watrhsra susd Jewelry Repaired.
JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
A good anortmmt 0 GOLD awl
SILVER WATCIIJSSeomlanUtfnhamL
All GOODS and WORK WAttXAXraD.
Aprl.Ctr
$110
J. Amu a;
OREGON STATESMAN-
daily AND WEEKLY.
the Daily Oregon statesman
tuned every saoraina; tn tha week ex
cept Monday.
Will to fllrrdsned (6 UDscriber e the fol
lowing To City subscribers, by Carrier, 5b cents per
weak, payable to Carrier.
To mall subscribers, per year, t 90. "
" " " tlx montba, 3 00.
" " " three months, $1 00.
The Daily Ptatkrmak will contain, each
day, a
SUMMARY OF THE DISPATCHES
to the Associated Press; all the
Current Events of the 8tte;
a faithful and rellablecollation of the
LOG A. I. NEWS
of tlie nt j and County; Sews from the
neighboring
STATES AKD TERRITORIES
A careful resume of the
GEXEBAL NEWS
from all sources; Editorials npon the lira
Topics of the Day;
Carelully selected Miscellany, Poetry. Etc.
It will be Republican In polKV-s. v
Independent and fearless'ln Its opinions.
The Daily Statesman
circulates through every Important City,
Town and Village In the State, and
and along all tbe dally mall
routes. $
X
'It a. therefore, an excellent
MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
Advertisements Inserted at liberal rate.
Prices graded and uniform to all adrrr,
tlsers. r .
Tbe Daily 8tatfiiaji will contain avery
feature of a
LIVE NEWSPAPER.
THE WEEKLY
OREGON STATESMAN
circulates In every County, City, Town,
and Hamlet In Oregon.
Contains all the choicest matter, and
A.J-I THE TV E W W
published In the Dally.
Subscription price of the Wkestxt Okboon
Statesman, $3 00 a year, payable in ad
vance, at tbe office, or to any of onr author
ized Agents.
The Weekly Statesman being read by
everybody, is an excellent advertising me
dium. Advertising at liberal rate.
Send in your orders for the paper.
If you have anything to advertise, send no
tice to tbe Weekly tr atesbi aiv.
All communications on business or corree
pondenoe, tn be addressed to " Statesman,"
or to tbe proprietor"
C P.CRANDALL
STAR BAKERY,
Cracker Manufactory
AKD
FAMILY GROCERY
PROYISlTlT STORE
Commercial St., Salem.
I bava constantly oa hand
PILOT B S, "E -A. D
SODA, BTJTTEB,
PICNIC. BOSTOir.
LEH0N ana JEN NT LINO,
Fresh Bread, Pica, Cakes. &c
WEDDISQ AND PMIVATS PASTIMi
Supplied on Short Notloa.
CRACKERS AT PORTLAND PRICES.
-All orders promptly flllsd ana goods
delivered to all parts af the airy Pre ef
Cbarg LEWIS BTRNE.
March M, VOiit
W. H. WaTKINDS & CO.,
Salem Oregon,
largest and most complete assortment of
Harness,
Saddles,
Whips, Etc.,
OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND.
Saddlery Hardware and Findings.
AT LOW PRICES.
May&dtf
PACIFIC BREWERY.
LAGER BEER, BY KEG,
30 CENTS PER GALLON.
a WM. (tOELLER.8.
Julyftilew
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