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Scccfcfj; )rcgott statesman.
SALlC "tCESHAY, OCT. 1.
THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Jr'ruui JJi'ily iJ iitvn!uy -V..-;;.'. 2S.
" A Sk'posed Case or AljniiiEc -Mr. Sin
Tint, the Iuuiuu AeuX ut Uriiiid Itonde iJt
rvatin. fimie. into the city last tveuini;,
having in otiargu one Waiwito Have, uiidi r
iimst liir the suriKaietl uiiirdu-t' liis His-tor-iii-li."
Tlie eireuaistanets near us
we ran iearu ure a follows : The aecuaed,
with iu will! and ir sisKr, arrired ki Sa
Jiib last ijnstUy evening. Dave secured a
ileuiijoliu tii liliixkey mid reuu.hul Jiere
iTt r uigUL Tiiey-all drank trwjy nml hail
ji quarri l while in tumi. Monday murnm;,'
thvv started tor iUvertor, wlh-re the demi
john was a,'aiu ldiud. Kaju aJter leaving
there he eimiBicneed drinking J1 after
reai-luiii: li'i't: aKiiin he pi-w tuore abusive,
and kk-Xod imd uruek tueiu both. Uiswife
.Gut out of lls wayun, and lie flan turned
his whole aiieuti-ui to the aluseof tlie re
maining woman. l)uve called hu wife back
to help fu-d ihK horses. Wlicn she eaine.
nrsm examiBiiut lttr sister she. fimnd lier
lt ad. lave sixuml tix; assistance of sonnf
white fulkauul theiiiame back to Salem
for a doctor, who, n arriving, pronounci-d
Jier dead, and Rave the ludiiiii a certiticate
to the i JIW t that tin; woman liad died from
Ihe etftvta of a tumor.. The Indian went
from lure over to the liesorvation, taking
the Ixidv with him for burkd. Ho eontiu
.ned diiiiV.iuf; all tlie way out. On arriving
there, the Aueut t't wind of the utl'air, and
the uhwWaan beJo:igiiigi Uie lttservatiiui,
with the assistance of uuotl r nit-iiiciil man.
In Id a KKt nioite.ni exntuiuation and gave it
juj their opinion timt toe woman had died
froiu tin' eiluc-U of the almxe rteeived at the
hand of Wajmto Dave. Ho was imtuedi
ately anest jii aiui brought to this city and
lixhj.il in the calaboose- He is a desperate
ca.se and wait routined iu the Penitentiary
for auuie time, on the charge of murdering
a former wife. He ra also implicated in
tlie death of l lackaiuas Jot, several years
af,'o. ilis preliminary exauiiiiatioii will
probably tate plaa: to-iii'.y.
SiLEMBvCs LifraT. Think not, kind
readur, tliat we would compare our little
-ity to " Strve Vnrkliy lias fjijlit'' the com
parison wouldn't 1l Hut, alter all.aproui-
t-nade down Comnv-niii strut or iState
trt-t. at t!uH eaii of liie year, ahow no
liftle hie and euterprti. Tht stores are lit
up briiluuvtly, and are in. many cafiiv tillud
with customer. Tlio ih v goods storm cs-
Tvciailv nrewjit a brilliant aspect as the
light from the numenjusas ji td falls upon
the various launex. lot: clothing stores,
whine sIiow-wukIows are tillil with fancy
rticJiat, inok a w.ll again after the pas is
lighted. AJittiring crowds stand iu trout
t them and naze at the xaudy display
Huread out U-fore them. The drug Hon s
claim tiitir share of uttcution ulso, with
their daizluig array of glass jars aud gaily
coloruj bittli arranged uikju tlie shelves.
Jiumeroii xestrijiis nrr. constantly pas
sing to and fro. many of whom are of the
fair sex. Small boys dodging m ana out,
lend zext to the scene, while numerous ve
hicles of various kinds da.sh up and down
our wide and level strcctM. Truly, the
scene i a livelv one. and we can bnt ri'alize
that S. 1 m h; a not yet parsed in its cliecks.
From Guaxk Hoxde. I). V. Thompson.
Ooveruiiieiit Siirveyor.rctiirutd from Grand
itonue vi.stinlay ou aiclc leave. He was
taken ill scleral "days ago, wiiile engaged in
the discharge of his duties, and has bji n
compelled to suspend ope rations for a while.
He, with his a.sL4taoU, has been engaged
for some tune pat, in dividing up the gov
ernment lauds on tlie above reservation into
lots, to k: deeded to tlie liuiiaus, as dirtettd
bv orik rs recently retivid trom the Iniiian
liepartmejiX at VVasmugtou. The Indians
are highly pleased by this gift, and the
pro.4Hctaare tliat many of tliem will now
settle down aud become more civiliz-ii than
before. As maltei"s cannot Jriee.'d without
Air. Thompson's assistance who, by the
way, i ins posted regarding tvi ry foot of
laud on tlie listrvati"ii the disxisal of
Jhijii will be deiuved for a short time.
U.vaCLV CIiakacteils. Wc have hoard
numerous complaints of late, of a certain
clxss of young lueu and boys w ho congre
gate iu tiie 4,'ailcry at Heed's Opera House
vuiings during" the perlormauceu there,
behaving in a rude ungentlemanly inanutr,
Hinoking, talking aloud, etc. Mr. Waldron
has ustl moral suasion aljout an long as
he propones to with this class, and unless
there is an immediate change for the better
lie will see what recourse the law allows him.
We truMt this hint will prove sufficient.
Still at ids Post. Kufua Mallory, Esq
Speaker f the House, was taken severely
ill, Wednesday last, while in the discharge
of his official duties. He was compelled to
appoint a gentleman in his place and retire
to his house. Bnt having had a lounge
brought in, he is now conveyed to the hail
in a carriage, and although unable to Kit up
he is always on hand during the balloting
for t'. S. Senator and regularly announces
Lis choice whtn his name is called.
Cabinet Hall. We noticed two very
large and fine specimens of antlers of tlie
.Mountain Sheep, fetched from the Ocohoco
aud now purchased and on exhibition at
Cabinet Hall. 'J'tus in connection with a
large collection of fossils, just received, are
very ru-n aud interesting addition to the al
ready large collurtioiL
Ox UAyn. Our repnrtofial eyes were
opened somewhat yesterday, when we ob
served a new rival for reportorial honors.
Near our desk, in the House, is seated Mrs.
A- J. Dimiway, who is reporting the session
for her own naper. Verily, the world is
marching on. f
Qi'AnTERLT Co-VFEBiiNCE. The quarterly
Conference of the Salem charge JI. t
church South, will commence to-uay at 11
o'clock in tlieirchurch edifio. Services tliis
eviming at the usual hour of worship; also
to-morrow forenoon and evening.
From Dnibj of Sttturday, iSip'. 28.
Ollt -SI KKOl 11US.
Tlie time is 8 p. ml. and we are seated in
the rejkirtonal sanctum of the Statesman
cudgeling uur brains to get our items into
sbajn-. ilatamid the cxci lenient that sur
rounds us on every hand, how can you ex
jnct lis. who are so easily carried away by
tne "wind of doctrines,'" to settle ourselves
to write anything to-night? Why, bless
your sonl, Kind reader, haven't we had
enough glory for one day ? Just think of
tliti victory we have gained after a hard
fought battle, and then ask ns to settle
right down to work I Can't you give us
time to celebrate a little? At least let us
rest long cnoiign to spit on our hands for
another hold. Imagine our surroundings
if y ou wilt balein is one blaze of excite
ment from the banks of the Willamette to
the ouUikirttot the city limita. Every citizi na
feelings are wrought up to the highest pitch,
aud tnu only thing tuat troubles us is to
rind some means ot showing folks how hap
py we are. Uoikring won t do ; dancing is
out of our line, uuanipagtie makes our hi ad
ache, soda water is good tor nothing but to
lizzie, and our plug hat won't bear tossing
in the air. So wnat's to be done ? How
can we express our "fctlinks?" We give it
up. We are too ltill lor utterance. Words
fail, etc. Hurrah for our side. "Hurrah
for Mitchell !" But to return to our text,
lmagiuc our surroundings. Through tlie
open window cornea lie noise of an excited
populace (to say nothing of tlie smell of
gunpowder) ami on every band are lnuiea
tious of a regidar jlibUee. . Infantile
wretches of every hue. are running in vari.
ous directions, suonting at tiie top of their
voices "Hnrrafi forMitchLll." Womenand
girls even join iu the excitement, and think
Hurrah for Mitchell," i-v.-n if they
dun't say it As for the men, they are liter
ally beide themselves. On the Chenieketa
corner a large crowd is assembled, listening
to -the speaking, aud clieer al ter cheer rends
the air as tne tun goes on. L'p on the Court
House square, low. scott, asaistea bv sev
eral others, are tiring the cannon, and it
speaks in thnndex-touea after the bovs have
sent the load home. The Salem Brass
Band is furnishing music for the occasion.
and tneir soul-surruig airs intensify tne en
thushistu of the ratification. Botd hotels,
juuging troru outsida appearances, are in
dinging in an illumination, vnd every store
presents a brilliant scene. In fact, Salem
is " red hot" to-night, and to be cooped up
here scratching our devoted head for a live
i'jem is what we call roughness. We can't
do it its too much for human nature to
bear. Put yonrself in our place and you'll
know how 'tis vourself.
The Joist Assembly. Every available
seat was occupied at noon yesterday iu the
Legislative Hall by the crowd of curious
spectators gathered to witness the result of
tiie fifth ballot. At the calling of the roll
Mr. Waldon was absent, h, was amusing
to hear tlie numerous inquiries regarding
Ids polities at that particular moment. But
he soon made his appearance and tlie fun
commenced. Mr. Bristow presented a let
ter from Mr. Corbet t, in which he withdrew
from the contest. Mr. Brown of Baker Co.,
immediately arose and nominated him as
the choice of tlie Democratic party. This,
of course, caused great surprise throughout
the entire audience. The roll was then call
ed, and as one after another announced their
choice, tlie excitement was intense. Hands
trembled as well as hearts, and faces paled
for the instant. As soon as Mr. Mitchell
had received the thirty-six votes necessary
for a choice in was difticu.t to maintain
order and before the decision was announc
ed the pent np excitement broke forth into
prolonged applause. The result, though not
unexpected by outsiders, was received with
. great excitement and the news spread like
wild-tire. Telegraph operators were nearly
overwhelmed with dispatches, and within
an honr the election of Mr. Mitchell was
probably known all over the State and at
the principal political headquarters in the
East.
HuiriTT I V rPTT. This renowned play,
is to be put upon tho stage at the Fair
Ground next week under the management
of Mr. O. B. Waldron. The Portland pc-
pers speak very nighiy ot it anu it will no
doubt Drove a creat treat to those who have
never witnessed it Vivian the great char
acter singer will also be on hand to lend his
assistance m amusing the crown.
Crystal Palace Cmccs. This well
known exhibition will show at the Fair
Grounds, commencing to-morrow and con
tinuing diiriiifr the week. New attractions
have been added, and it will no doubt
prove a popular place of amtibemeut.
A Thouhand Dollabs rca a Calf. Tim
Willamette Fajmersays: "We learn tliat
S. G. lieed, Esq., has disposed of the thor
oughbred Short Horn bull ca!f "Ccntril
I'wilic," U) Dr. W. F. Tolmie. of Victoria.
V. I British Columbb. tobedeliTjredaf ir
t..i: State l air. The price paid is one thou
sand doll:u-s. The ire of liie -t'entral l'a
c.uj" i-; the celebrated bull '-Bismark,"
(now in England), and "Acacia," hi dam,
was iinporttd last year by Mr. A. H. Coch
ran, of Canada, and is one of the tine herd
purchased of him by Mr. Keed.and brought
to tlus istite last fall. From all accounts,
the equal of "Central Pacific," in qualities
which constitute a tirst-class Bhort Horn,
together with his high breeding, are rarely
found in any country."
The State Faie We yesterday paid a
flying visit to the Fair Ground, "and al
liiorgh we remained but a short time, we
noticed considerable life and enterprise.
Wo were nurjM-ised at the amount of busi
ness alreadv done there. The stands have
nearly all been taken, and are fast filling
up. Families have already arrived in great
numbers, and are encamped in the neigh
borhood of the grounds. We also noticed
some tine specimens of stock, of which wo
will make further notice whin the right
time comes. The circus is alr.ady there,
and other amusements are constantly ar
riving. In short, every thing indicates that
the coming State Fair will be a succesa
liuaucialiv and otherwise.
Society Eurnoj. The Hesperian So
ciety of the Willamette University had their
election hist Friday evening, and" chose the
following oflicers lor the ensuing term : P.
H. D'.Vrcy, President ; J. J. fmhrie, Vice
President ; W. H. Meisse, Secretary; Jas.
A. llrigliam, Treasurer ; W. 15. Hawiey. Li
brarian ; YY. U. Allen, Censor. The Socie
ty opens up under the most favorable aus
pices. Fob The Fair The Bulletin informs u
that tlie perspective view of tile Court House
in this city has lieen sent up here by the
architect, "V. W. Piper, of Portlaud, for
exhibition at the State Fair. This will ena
ble our readers to see what a tine looking
builihng it will lie when finished, it wiii
prove an honor to our county and to the
designer as well.
Gone Home Tlie chief movers in the
Coi bi ti enterprise packed up their iraiisand
started for the depot yesterday on hianug
the result uf the fifth ballot. Many of tin m
did not even wait for tlie hacks, but with
satchel and cane meandered their ways out,
with a downcast expression of countenance
wnich setuied iosav, "fSrweli, broiiicr Cral
ford." From Itaiii) oj 'l'ueauwj Oct. 1.
TWELFTH AXMAt MATE FAIR.
Opening Scenes .4iuiweineiitJi-ltace
Incidents, etc,
MoNDAl'-jFIUST DAY.
Yesterday being the opening day of the
Oregon State Fair there was, of course, a
slim attendance, and those who were en
hand were mostly exhibitors who wi re bu
sily engaged in arranging articles brought
in for exiiilitiou. There were the usual
class of business (?) nu n on hand for tiie
sole purH,:sc of making money, many of
whom wire willing to adopt questionable
modi a to gain the point when honesty would
scarcely do. Most of those present yester
day were money makers; the mom y spen
ders not yet having put m their apiiearance.
ihe crowd on the grounds, however, was
lull as large as it usually is the first day.
THE ENTKIES
as yet are few in number, judging from the
books, but there are hunilrcds of articles on
the ground and iu thr pavilion thai have not
yet been enteral on the books. The rlcras
were employed all day, and access to tnu
lssiks was an utter impossibility. We took
a walk around the grounds iinii wi.ru pleas
ed to note the plesiliee of a great deal of
live stock. The catilc pens are not Well till
ed as yet, but by tliis eveuing there w dl be
large additions, no doubt. The display of
swine is as full as usual and among tncin we
noticed some unusually tine breeds. Thu
sheep-pens are remarkably well tilled ami
the display a tine one. Hut, as none ot these
articles had been entered on tiie books, we
are unable to jiartienlarize. "During the
day, however, they will no doubt lie proper
ly labeled and we shall lie pleased to enu
merate more lully.
THE FAVXLLION
as yet has but very few articles in it. Henry
Haas ot this city, has ntteu up the does,
purchased for Salem and placed it in a con
spicuous place and an amazed crowd are
constantly surrounding it watching it work.
Dr. Chase lias a splcniuil aquarium on ex
hibition, which in point of finish exceeds
anything we have ever seen. J. H. Garrison
of Portland has placed a large oil painting
of the Xoothe fsriilge at tlie cascades wnicii
is well worthy of note. The scene is a beau
tiful one: the wafe rs of tlie Columbia and
both shores brought out iu all their grand
eur. It is richly framed aud would make a
rare ornament fur parlor or drawing room.
Mr. Garrigan also has two California views
which are perfect little gems. The display
of sewing machines is very large w ith both
lady and gentlemen operators.
A Oil RAT IMVIIOVEMEN'T.
. Thromrl: the continued comulaints of re
porters cud the persistence of Mr. Wilkius,
the iTcsiueut oi uie aocietv, a marieii im
provement has been introduced by which
spectators can inform themselves regarding
tne names oi me exuionors oi uie vanuus
articles. Tlie entry card contains the name
of the exhibitor, whieh maiics a great sav-
mg of trouble in gaming information. It
w jj thought by certain old fogies that were
the exibitor's name knowu.it would bias the
opinions of the awarding committees; but
such we feel assured will not be the case.
THE TBOiTING EACE.
This was the main feature of the day and
it proved an exciting one. It came off at
2:30 p. m., for horses that had never beaten
thrte minutes, mile heats, 3 in 5. first prt
mium SoO; second premium. f30. The en
tries were as follows: F. A. Fletcher, "Fly
ing Cloud;" W. J. Tennaiit "American
Itoy;" J no. J. Welch. "Fannie Fi rm" and
Henderson's bay horse. "Charlie." First
heat Alter several false starts, the horses
got oil well together, but "Ami ric.iu IJoy"
shot aheadaiiii led his competitors thcwhule
distance around the traca. Fannie made
several bad breaks and was the last in the
string until just alter passing the half mile
post, when she settled down to her work and
passed Charlie, the four coming in on the
home stretch at a rattling gate in the follow
ing order: American Boy. Cloud, l annin
and Charlie. The two latter were distanced
and American 1'siy won the first lwat.
Second heat The Boy and Cloud got pret
ty near an even start. The former. How
ever, soon took the lead and kept it. although
at one time had Cloud kept his pace without
breaking, he coidd have won the heat. The
Bov's time was 3:02.
Third heat Cloud pressed his rival so
close in the preceding heat he won friends
anil several heavy bets were made that he
would win tliis heat. 'Hie horses came to
the trateh neck and neck, lut Cloud soon
shot ahead and led the Buy about a) yards,
until coining in on the home stretch, when
the latter put on strain and lapped his rival;
but an nntortunate break slac.Kin d his pace
and the Cloud passid the stand one length
ahead. Time. 3:00.
Fourth heat Money was now being put
up in a lively manner and tin" horses were
sent otf in good style. The Boy took the
lead from the start and won the heat and
race, his time being 2:39.
POOL SELLING.
We notice this style of betting ha. taken
the precedence this" year and the bids were
very lively for a while. While w- would not
favor betting on horse races, still if such
tilings must be, we consider this the li a it
narmi'ul way of doing it.
AMUSEMENTS.
There are the nsn:il number of means to
amuse all classes. "Humpty D'.tmpty" was
billed for lsst enening and we are informed
by those who have witnessed this popular
pantomime in Portland, that it is immense,
and provocative of laughter from beginning
to end. J. Wilson's and Kyland's circuses
are both on hand with their usual number
of side-shows. Therevoivingswingsare be
ing erected, and all will, no doubt, to-day
be filled with pleasure-seekers. The Thea
ter Comique was niifoldinc canvass yester
day and will open up to-day. A well filled
menagerie is on the ground which immense- '
ly amuses the little ones. In fact, there are
plenty of ways of disposing of your loose
change.
BRAXCH STORES.
We notice qnite a number of our mer
chants have opened branch stores at the
grounds. Capt. L. 8. Scott has a "general
variety" of refreshments for the inner man
an 1 his stand proves a popular one, owing
to the fact thatevcryliody knows Billie Trot
ter and Lafayette V illiafns, who have sole
charge of it, and wait upon their customers
with both grace and unruffled good nature.
The Overland Branch Store is in charge of
Gholson Coffey and his customers find him
a g.-uial chap, as well as an excellent sales
man. Both Lampson fc Taylor and 3. G.
Holbert have candy stands and dispense
sweetmeats to tlie gathered thousands. The
Aurora rooms are again opened, and hun
dreds can find food and refreshment within
its ample walls.
On every hand we find something to
tempt one of the five senses, and our otiiv
difficulty is to keep our coin in our pockets.
BADLT SEEDED.
The Grounds are still very dusty, and the
public were loud in their complaints. We
would suggest to the managers to provide
more ninple means of supplying this de
mand, and thereby plca-so ti.e crowd in at
tendance. Cheebe. Mr. Warren Cranston, of the
Waldo Hills, left with ua yesterday a very
fine specimen of his cheese of this vear'a
make. He has made this year about 20,1)00
pounds. It goes in the market among tlie
best brands. Mr.- Cranston has for several
years obtained high premiums at our State
Fairs, for cheese; out thig year, he informs
ua, he will not compete, though he thinks
he has better cheeses than ever before.
MtrBBArx Amovo the Cattle We learn
tliat a number of deaths have lately oc
curred among the cattle, in the Waldo fiills,
from a disease which Li culled by different
names by different people, but which is
pniliably murrain.
The Tueatee. The Opera House was
unusually well tilled last evening to witness
Boat-dale or the Ilillu Ball. This piece u;
one that is bound to draw well. No play
was ever mt upon tiie stage in Oregon tiiat
I experienced such a run. Every act
contains one or more pleasing features, and
as the play progr Sies the interest increases.
namron s .r-iiioi crrav is oneoi ins oesi roies.
and he is admirably adapted to it,andplavs it
hi th most artis'tic manner. Mrs. Wal
dron, as Rosa Leigh, is decidedly at home,
and sustains tiie character wtli. Fulford,
as her brother Matthew, shows a wonderful
knowledge of tlie maimer in which it should
be Waved, and t)u settles down to business
and plays it iu a most acceptable manner.
Mrs, Fdlfurd, as Florence May, has won the
liearty approbation of all who have ever
witnlssed her rendition of the character.
Crosbie kept the audience in excellent hu
mor, while Mrs. Stewart, as Tabitha, helptd
matters along amazingly. Vinson and
1'irn-y acted the villains to perfection in
ttieir " respective parts. Tlie sensational
ilraina of "The Octoroon" will be repeated
tliis evening. We advise our readers to
t M early, as there will no doubt be a
Urge crowd in attendance. Iteserv ed seats
can be secured without extra charge during
the dav.
ST.IIE FA IK PKOtiRAMIlE FOR TO
UAY. Entries for premiums will be received at
the Secretary's office during tlie day.
Bnnnins race, at 30 p. m. for horse,
luare or gi Wing, a years old, single dash of
one mile : 1st premium S75 ; second pre
uiuin 13.
Trotting race at 3:30. for Oregon bred 3
year olds, mile heats 3 best in 5 ; 1st pre
mium S-W ; second premium $25.
INFOltlJ A I IOX WAXTIJ),
John . Lally. when last heard of, was
in Albany, Oregon. Any information re
garding him will be tiiaukfully received by
tiie undersigned.
AuorsTrs Lally,
halem, Oregon.
Oregon papers please notice. lit
Skwiso Machines Joe Armstrong, not
to be outdone, conies out with a new adver
tisement this morning. He may lx- found
at the Fair Ground during the "balance of
tlie wtttk.
A Salem Poem. The New York Inde
P' lidi nt of the I9tli ult. contains a poem
from tlie pen of Mrs. Bi lie W.. CisAe, of
Sultm, under tlie tide of "Twenty Years."
Care lor ougli"t mill folds. - ssion
:is lher- is liu sMhiest nueasiue.s of the
Che.:, vi'.U ditliou!ty ot' breathing, or huti.-a-limi
!' i-nugli, lake dining the day a lew
Hrowu's liniiu hia! Troche."
twT If you have a discharge from the nose,
oUensive or ulherl-e, smiat loss of Ihe
sense of smell, ta--;e or hearing, eye--warer-ii:g
-r WVJlk, lee! (illlJ and suq.i.l or ilehlh'JI-u-'i,
j-aiii r ores-Mire in the hea'l. take ,viil
eai i, vis may re-l a.sured that you have
ihe Vaiarrh. Th(Si3iuii.s annually. whh'Mii
i,i ni ii:, 1 1 itl' l lit- 5)iiMV .viiimnin.. !cr-
j iiiiiia:e ill rotisunipiaoii and end ill the rave.
j .o ijsca-r Is m .-onmi'di, lm-re tie-cKive.
' ir l:ss uuiV-rsUKMi hv Xiti v -.i.-l.tlis. t'-r. Zaire's
Catarrati remedy is a icriv; Svili.-. l-r
atarraiior coid iu ihe hia I. S!d by lrng-g'-LS.
1IKI.P, OKI l-CtllsiJ!
TboHsiiiiils of )ierso:iK l i bad health, and
tlics sKucrii.g With iliseaM-, leei thai it' Ihey
(t'i Uflt ;rcl relief soon, tt wiil lie ho lale.
Tiiey ri thai their mala ly is gradually
lie.iroving iheir I've--. To a:i sii. h we ray,
in lailh, try 15i;is.T-L's PiLLn ami
SAii.sAPAKI.LLA. They have cured lhu.-aii'l
wiiv uere in lesjior, ioi'l w hy ni you. u 1l
KLKI. S'pt. 2l
1ST2.
ItiiW I':iNKPl.
Tim Njii'.itc lor the lvlief ot Coos
nuitv. ila- bill for tin- ii-liel' of linker
i coii.it v. tlif tiill to iiiviik- for tin; coii
j stiiictioii of .t wagon r.i.id tlinmgh
i (inmt ami Hakt-r -oM!itii'. itml Hie
I l it! to i:-orwr.ifi Ho-d'htirg. were
I si vera lly read lliiril time ami p;tssi-d.
j Joint Nrnatorlnl 4 oiitenCion.
I At the assembling of the Joint Con-
vi-utioii llw! H.IUU-S ot J. II. Slater noil
X. JI- Cramir were witlulrawii. A
i vote Uing tnken the result wa :is fol-
lows:
I Kr MiHliell Messrs. Urown of
j M irion. Conielitts, Cow ie-, I !Ii.
j ll.iuiisi. iloorcs. rwc!i, U'utsoii.
I lli Ilarin. lhislicv, Burl-aiik. Craiv
j fur.!. Cnrwiii, Cooper, t'oDgic ':i!(-s.
1 iMrst. Ijowntiig. Kngle. (; ingles. U:ir
I jisiiii. Iliro'lt. .Jo1:iin. Laiigell. Mat
! lock, .hirtill. I'owcrs, rattici, S'nni
4 son. Tlioriilmrv. Wa-h'nini, anil
Speaker Mallory Xi.
Fort'orbelt Ii-tow. Crystal. Wcli
ster, Allen, i 'lliicr. llih-v. Kiddie,
Wos, iti,, ':tll,er !.
P. I. I'rii-.i received l'i votes.
I.. L. MeArtliiir reeeiveil S vote-.
A. .1. Thayer reeeiveil 4 votes.
'i'lie result Ik ing aniioiiiiced tin; Con
vention ailjoiinu (1 til! 12 M. tii-inoi-n
''A-.
e Stnte l'rlniln rt-s nn Alrtmg.
At 2 p. M. tlie S-ii:ite reitmeil emi
siderat'um of the joint resolution pro
viding for the employment of an ex
pert to ine-i-iire the State printing.
Mr. Fay (Mr. Moor.-s in tin- chair
made lengthy remarks, eoiinnenliiig
with iniiel! -everity upon the - inillii.g
manner in wliieli tin- priiuiii"; had U e:i
done, anii tlx' indi-posil io:i oi' some ot
his jmlitical lric.'iiis !.. onler an inve-ti-
t! that
tlie
reeon U of
the last Legislature slioweil then- wa-
swiiidiin:
aiil
ill it gei! that when
aeain-t tiie !ireaiiil.!e
memU-rs I'nught
of this rc-"o!iitio:i tliev in effect shuuneil 1
an inve-tigarion. .Mr. Baldwin claimed
tint the re-olntion iiid not call for an I
investigation. He was in t'-ivor of an
inijuiry. but did not think the pream-i
lileand reiolution tlie proper tiling, j
Alter some discus-iiwi and t he adopt ion
of one or two amendment-. .Mr. l.ah.-
win oIliTcl a snli-tittlte for the pi''-;
amble, eoui liiil in miid-maiineii d j
words, I nit. i; didn't take. St-ver.il j
others oiler'-d ainendnp-its with ii.ei
lairtio.' of aV'iidiii" the ili'-ecl ch.i:':.e i
of fraud, containei! in toe original
pre.imbie ; but they were, one a Iter i
another, voted down, and th" j inf I
re-oiii:iou was tiua II v ;uloptcd bv a
dei isive vote. 1 he State Printer wit
have to come to "taw."
The Senate adjourned.
iioi se or Hi:i"iH-M:"TATivfx.
S'orilaad Police Hill.
The Judiciary Committee to whom
was referred the Portland Police Bill
reported it back and recommended its
passage. It. was read third timo and
passed. It amends the existing law.
making the Chief of Police an otlicer
elective by the people.
A Proper Courtesy l;xtcnJci.
Mr. Engle offered n resolution invit
i:g Mr-. A. J. Dimiway, editor ot the
Xev Northwest, to a seat within the
bar and directing the Sergant-at-arins
to furnish her with a reporter's desk.
It was adopted.
.nisccllimcoiisi.
The (speaker was. by resolution, au
thorized to employ an extra clerk.
A resolution was offered to give the
officers of the House fame amount of
stamps given to members; laid on the
table.
A number of bills were read second
time and referred.
The resolution in favor of proceeding
with more than one ballot in mint cou-
, vention, for U. S. Senator, laid on the
table yesterday, wa taken up and lost.
The House took a reeess to go into
joint convention, for election of U. S.
Senator.
After the Convention.
The House disposed of a lot of bills
on second reading, by reterrins them
to appropriate committees.
Tlie bill authorizing the sale of the
remaining: copies ot the Code, at
was passed ; also, the bill to provide
tor pay of mileage ot members.
. The bill to give aid to the Portland,
Dalles and Salt Lake Railroad was
made the special order for next
Wednesday.
The bill to transfer certain monies
from the Soldiers' Bounty Fund to the
Capitol buildinji fund, whs passed.
BUI Introduced.
Bv Caple-i, a bill to oncniirage iinmi
gratioii ; Mason, a bill relating to ag
ricultural lands ; Matlock, to amend
the charter of Orctron City ; Crauor,
to make an appropriation to erect an
Insane Asylum ; Clow, relating to
m ips, plats, etc. of counties.
The House adjourned.
SAI.EM. Sept. 2S, 1S72.
Information wuited about Kmmp
L.iiul.
After several committee- hid report
ed back matters referred to them. Air.
Watson ollered a joint resolution re
questing the Governor to furnish the
Legislative. Assembly witli certain iu
f irihation in regard to surveys, loca
tion ami sales of Swamp Lands. It was
adopted.
ItilK l'llssed.
llmtsi' bill to atiK'iul sectJim 3.". c-liai-torlJ,
title- 3, (fi-i)er:!i Laws; anil tim
1111 to incorjionue Forrest Grove, were
l):tsseil.
The Semite ndjotirtnH till aflernooi!.
l'pr,u reitssenililii-.g the St-iihle took
:i i ttess to go into Joint Convention.
Joint
Convention
:ie led I . .S.
II. Mitchell
Senator.
The two Houses asseinliled at noon
in Joint Convention imd prmeeiled to
take the 5th ballot for I". S. Senator.
Mr. llristow presented a ifiiiini'.iiii
eation from II. W. Corlett withdraw
ing as a cHiuliilate. Mr. Brown, ot
linker, re-noininateil Mr. C'orliett a
the cauilnlate of the Democracy. Tlie
vote was taken with the following re
sult: For Mitchell Me-sr. Bristow,
Brown of Marion. Cornelius Cowles.
Io!ph, Hannah. Moores. l'owell. AVat
fou, Welister. Biles. Bariu, Bu-liey.
Bitrbank. Collier. Crawford. Corwin.
Coojier. Congle, Caples. Ilart, Doirn
ing, Kngle, (jingles, Harrison, Ilirseh,
loiinsou, Langel!. Matlock. Martin,
Powers, Fattou. Kiley. Kiddle. Stott.
Simpson. Thornbury, " West, Walker,
Washburn, 'and Speaker Mallory 41.
ForCorlittt Brown nf BakeivCraw
ford of Linn, Lieiiallen, Myers, Patter
son, Strahan, Ciirrau. Craut, Iloilg
kiiuN, Wright. White 12.
For Prim 14 votes all Democrats.
Four Democrats voted blank.
The result Iw-ing announced ami .1.
II. Mitchell being" declared elected C
S. Senator sor six years trom the 4tli
of March, 1"T3, the convention was
dissolved.
The IMiblic Printing.
The joint resolution relating to the
Stiite priming was adopted, alter the
whereases had lieen lopped oil. It
provides that, tlie Joint Committee
shall examine the charges that have
been made ot trauil iu tlie woik. and
report the "act to the Assembly. The
examination rvimiml goes rack to
1)2. The committee is instructed ti
report a bill reducing the con) pen sa
tin:!, twenty-live per cent. The Com
mittee lias power to send for persons
and papers, and to employ a clerk.
The preamble was stricken out by :i
vote of 11 to 10, Mr. Cornelius being
absent. The resolution was adopted
lo to 5.
A !ent lor 3Ira. Uunlnnjr-
Mr. Del nil otl'ereil a resolution ex
tending the usual reotori:ll courte
sies to Mrs. A. .1. Diiuiway, which wa
adopted.
IntrtHliirtiou of ItillH.
By Mr. Dolpli. a bill to Riuer.d the
incorporation laws; also a bill relating
to tiie election by the Legislature oi"
Port Wardens for the (.'olnmbia and
Willamette rivers ; aNo. ,-t bill relating;
to weights and mea-un-s.
: KtiK-illnt: Committee! Ko;wr.
j Mr. Crawford moved to take the re-
port ot tin- lnve.-tiginii.j5 Committee
trow the tatile earned.
Oil motion of Brown of Baker it
was referred to : select committee
Messrs. Brown, of Baker. Patter-on
and Dolpli.
'tiistitntioiiI AEurncmratn.
The bi!l providing for certain
nmelidinetits to the Constitution being
the special order tor this hour, it was
taken up and made the special order
fur Moud-iy. Sept. 'M. at o'ehwk.
The SVuate adjounied till 2 r. M.
Monday.
)i(ii t: tty Ki:i5:7j::.Trivni.
Hou-eniit at 10 A. M.. eiglit mein
bers abs,.;it. Priyir by Kev. I. S.
Knight.
The House was occupied a great part
of the nnu nhig li-lehing to leportsof
committee-, amendments to bills, nio
tio.is, el,-.
Among some of the more important
matters upon which action was had
were the lollop ing :
A bill providing tor the a -ss-uieur.
and collection of taxes was introduced
and. on motion, read lir-t lime tv title.
A biil for the protection of out-door
religious wor-'iip was taken up anil
reterred to the Judiciary Committee.
II. It. Xo. li'l. refi ll iii tohonie-leads.
was introduced on have and read first
time. Al-oa bill lo aid in tlie con
struction of a wagon road to Tilla
mook. Also a hill relating to the sale
of intoxicating ii rpior. A bill rela
ting to the organization of an Agri
cultural College, was reported baik
with certain amendments, which were
adopted. II. Ji. Xo. 1. to rejx-nl an
act entitled an net to protect litigants
was reported back and its pas-age rec
ommended, a tier striking out the word
"gro-sly." in the second line. Amend
ment adopted, ami the biil will be
i lead third time Monday. II. B. Xo.
! 1'!, relating to mechanic's and other
liens, reported and its passage recom
j mended. II. J. K. relating to com
i pensatiou of settlers iu Kastern Oregon
j siiil'riug from depredations of Indians
j reported, signed by President of the
Senate.
1 House, adjourned to 2 o'clock Mon
day.
;-ai.i:v, Sept. :ft). 1S72.
I Till; SI'-.tATt:.
I'lie Senate met at 2 p. in. Mr. Pres
ut Fay in tlie chair. Mr. Cornelius
ti
nd Mr. Slrahan were aiisent.
S!iti; I.-itlebtJ-fliiesH.
Mr. Fay oil'cred a resolution msfmet-
ing tlie committee of Ways and Means
to in'j-iire into and report upon the
State indeb!edi:ess. mil amount of ap-
nroprialtons a-keil tor eonstructioii
of public buildings, internal improve
ments, etc.. at the present session. 1 he
resolution was adopted.
Iti lief for 15ticr oiinlj .
Mr. Dolph moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill for the relief ot
Baker county was passed. lie stilted
tliat he found Baker county had re
ceived credit for the amount of tiie re
lief allowed by the Legislature of lsjiij.
He had supported the bill under tho
sujipo-dtinn that the county bad not.
been credited it had not received any j
lienoht bum it, because the county bad
not complied with the conditions of the
act of lSijii. Mr. V;:t-oii said be
would vote for the reconsideration, in
order to have au examination of the
discrepancies between the accounts of
county and State. The vote was recon
sidered and the bill was referred to the
committee ou Claims.
A Rill to Knoonrna-e Immlifrntion.
Mr. Bri-tow introduced a bill to en
courage immigration by distribution
of documents and information iu re
gard to resources and productions of
Oregon; ordered printed.
The bills to amend the law relating
to private incorporations; and the bill
relating to weights and measures were
referred.
Amendment to the Constitution.
The Senate joint resolution to pro
vide for the submission of amendments
to the Constitution was taken up as the
special order. The first amendment
provides for terms of the Legislature,
pa v of members, oflicers, etc Second
the election of Supreme and Circuit
Judges in distinct classes. Third-
Pay of State officers anil judges. Fourth
All State buildings to be at the seat
of Government. Fifth the State debt
not to exceed $250,000,
Bristow moved to amend by striking
out the fourth and tilth proposed
amendments. Dolph called for a di
vision of the question, pending which
the whole matter was referred to the
Committee of the whole.
Bills PiwMefl.
The Senate bill to amend the ait to
provide for the incorporation of relig
ious and other societies; and the bill to
amend the act creating the office of
Register of State Lands, were passed.
IM-ntion of felatc Land.
A message was reeeiveil from the
Governor giving information as to the
location of State. Lauds under the 500,
000 acre, grant.
The State Boundary .
The House joint memorial Xo. ?. re
lating to tlie northern boundary of the
State of Oregon, was received from the
House and made the special onler tor
to-morrow at 2 o'clock.
ortlaiid Police.
The House bill to amend the act
kuownastlie Portland Police bill, was
read second time :tnd referred to the
Senators from Multnomah.
In Itelatlou to a Capitol BUliling; .
The House bill to transfer certain
monies from the Soldiers' Bointy Fund
to the Capitol Bnildidg tumi was read
second time and jeferred to the com
mittee of Ways and Means, j
House bill Xo. 21 To provide tor
the cousti net ion of a Capitol building
was read and referred to tlie tonmiittee
on Public Buildings.
The Senate then adjourne.J.
IfOl it: OF ItrPRCSEXTATITES.
The House met at 2 r. M.. pursuant
to adjournment. House bill relating
to liens of laborers and mechanics was
read third time and re-committed for
amendment of the last section which
provides for the bill to take effect with
out tlie lapse of ninety day leqnired
by the Constitution.
The Hoiwe bill to amend tlie law
regulating fees of officers was reported
back from committee with certain
amendments and a tavorable recom
mendation. It was re-rcfertvd to a se
lect committee Messrs Patton, Hirsch
and Stephenson.
House joint resolution relating to
the boundcries of Oregon, was adopt
ed. A bill to amend the charter of Port
land was introduced.
Mr. Simpson introducr.il a bill to
provide tor the purchase of one hun
dred copies of the Code.
A number of bibs from the Senate
were received find read lirst time.
The hill relating to' the organization
of the Agricultural College was
passed .'la to 7.
The House adjourned.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
AX ADUnr.SM TO HEDKOCH ir.uo.
CRATft.
INDEPENDFNT DEMOCRATS
DECLARE FOR GRANT.
Straight out Nominations in
Iowa-
TRIAL OF THE TAMMANY THIEVES.
Peter Cartwright Dead.
A. I. 10 O OOLU.
l-'ori'itxii lii 'll ijjouoo.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES.
TSie O'Conor neisKwrwryof Sew York
(sue nn Adurt-Mi.
Xfw Yoi;k, Sept. 23. A length v
address to the Jemoeracy ot the I'ni
tcd States is issued by a committee of
tlie Louisville Convent ion. It explains
tie object of the assemblage; opposed
the Baltimore platform as tot lh-ino-iTatie
; contends that the Democracy
did not demand tiie nomination ot
Creelcy and the adoption of his plat
form ; -ays the watcho'd is not any
thing to irat Craut. but anything io
prevent Greeley from heating ami de
stroying the Democratic jiitity, and
that (Jraut's election w ill be less a ca
!a ui'y than that of (Jiveley. When
the former i- cbo-eu. I tie n-pousibiliiy
will rest on Kiltimore. w hi ;(i rel'n-ed
tlie people either a I lemociatic nomi
nee or a pl:if form. The address con
cludes by invoking all Democrats, to
vote for OVonor a:a! Adam..
it(!."IFii!'iit llemopratJ. .lo-lare for
rftit.
Xiw Yohk. Sept.. 2.V A conference
was hi Id hen- yesterday by a number
of Democrats dissatisfied with the
Loi.isviile movement. .lames Worm II.
I of Pennsylvania, presided, and J. II.
j Wilson, ot Alabama, was made See-
retary. Worrall made a speech favor-
i-.i'Z tiie support of Grant ami Wilson.
' A Ve-n!i'tion was sub-cipien; ly adopted
jurying Democrats to vote tor Grant,
'and calling on memN-r of the Na
! tional Committee to oimi.e in tiie
several States aud Unite ill behalf of
ci ndidates approved by t In - con fere; ice.
The nomination of Dix fin" Governor
ot New Vcrk. and others oa the ticket
are commended, and an address or
dered to he issued. A National Com
mittee of two from each Stale was :i
poiiiteil. O'Coiior lei:cr al ip Aomlnntion In
Swua.
DKS MotSV.S. Sept 2'. The O'Coii
or lh niocrat helrt a State Convention
to-day and nominated State officer for
the sevenil offices: Secretary of Mate.
K. Spiirvin. ot Johnson; Auditor. . I. P.
C'assiday of Pottowat'.omie; Treasurer,
11. It. ileers. of Andulson; Attorney
( Jeueral. A. (i. Case of Floyd; Ilegi
ter of Land Office. Dan SlM-nvood of
Pottowattomie; Kleetor at Large. T.
Monroe.-of Diihu .v; Alternate, Barlow
Granger of Polk.
Xotiee to TwppI and tie other
'HiicveM.
Xt:w Yoi:k, Sept. 2(1. Attorney
General Harlow yesterday addp-ssed
an informal written notice to Tm. M.
Tweed. Mayor Hall's brothers. Swee
ney. Thus. Fields. Henry W. Genet
Ingei-joll, I Ing i Smi li. Ym. Cooke
and Xathanici Sands, 'nporming tSicin
that their trials would commence in
October.
Death of Peter Cartwrltrlii.
Xkw Yu:k. Sept. 20. Ttev. Peter
Cartwright, the celebrated Methodist
pioneer preacher, died at hi home, in
Pleasant Plains, ill., yesterday, aged
eighty-seven years.
HON for tiolil,
Xkw Youk. Sept. 2.). Fourteen
bids for gold to-dav amounting to over
$li,00O,0tJO at. tjblttU: 1.000.000 sold
at ' 05 si 4 07. and 'S4.000,00t) was
bid for at over $14. j
I lilted 4rr(er of Amerlcaii Mechanles.
Xewark. Sept. 25. The United
Order of American Mechanics are hold
ing a brillient celebration here to-day,
5.000 members participating.
FOREIU EVVS.
A Tlormter Cnnnl tobelnu by Prnuta
1. Mtliol h i'ri!io- I'M.lK Mews.
XlAV YoiiK, Sejit. 25. The London
Times of Sept. 14th copies the follow
ing trom the rail Mall Gazette : The
Patrie professes to lie able to guarantee
the jierfect authenticity of the ft de
ment which it makes that the Govern
ment of Prussia has finally resolved
upon the construction ot a monster
canal to connect the Baltic with the
North Sea, and the cost, doubtless, it
say, will be defrayed out of the
I rench Indemnity.
The Princess Ilobenlohe, sister of
Queen ictoria, i dead.
Pakis, Sept. 26 Gambetta, in a
speech at Albcrtvillo. in the l)enart-
inent of Upper Savoy, last night, dtj
maimed a dissolution ot the National
Assembly.
CAI.:t ORAIA.
Trntftnre onrl Wheat Khlpmen The
iloelort lllsneree ns to Irst. Fair'
hanily Overl ind PwmitYm.
San Francisco. Sent. 28. Nearly
$24,000,000 of treasure lias been ship
ped since January 1st. Three aud a
half million centals of wheat has been
received here since July 1st, and two
and a quarter millions exported.
As the doctors disagree as to the in
sanity of Mrs. Fair, tlie furors will be
compelled to decide the point for them
selves.. The evidence tor and again.-t
temporary insanity is about equally
divided.
Xo Liverpool market, to-dav.
Overland passengers It. W. Mer
chant and Mrs. L. Merchant, Portland,
Oregon.
TELEtiRAn-S CDF.XSE.
Dishop McCiiisky lias returned from
Europe.
Attorney-General Barlow says no
compromise has been etl'ected with the
Tammany thieves, to digcoulitinc their
trials.
Tlie Brazilian Minister of .Agricul
ture is dead. Senor Barret fa was ai
pointed his .successor. The elections
for meinliers of Congress throlghout
the country resulted in lavor of the
Government candidates. i
i
The Utah Southern Railroad vill be
completed as far, as Provo oeJt Xc
vember. j
The San Francisco Stock Bon, I has
transacted over $700,000,00!) ot busi
ness in trn years.
O'CONOR WRITES ANOTHER
LETTER.
Xoliticml 3IiittiM.
Burning of a Lunatic Asylum Terrible
Loss of Li, "a.
Forrester Goes to Prison.
PENNSYLVANIA STRAIGHT
OUTS. liaili'Oiid Imln-oyrlio. ,
FOREtGfJ !NTLLIQNCL
EASTriti xrws.
The Mihynx penks A(-nin.
Xkw York, Sept. G.O 'Conor, in
reply to the letter of Thos. II. Carroll,
Mayor of Troy, in regard to his accept
ance of the Louisville nomination,
says ; "I am only one among forty
millions. My consent or approval is
not. necessary to any public act ot the
many or the few. or one." The fore
going is the only indication O'Couor
gives ot his po-iiion iu the campaign.
lottery Drnwiinc Intpouel -I'ollti-
I.ol isvh.i.e. Sept. 0. The public
library drawing is postjioned to De
cember 7th. The demand for tickets
has been enormous and a half million
dollars has Ix-cn deposited.
The Xational Colored Liberal Con
vention to-day adopted a long pre
amble ami ifsolutiotis endorsing the
Cincinnati! platform and candidates,
and declaring in favor of peace and
reconciliation.
AIii.w.u'KEE. Sept. 21. The Straight
out Democracy had a convention to
dav. and decided lo put au electoral
ticket in the Held.
Imhanai'OI.is, Sept. of. A large
Republican meeting was held in this
city to-night, at the. Wigwam, which
was addressed by lion. .LA. lliugbam,
Governor Jewell' and Gen. J. II. Baker.
The Ohio I.unntie Asylum ConUuKra
tion Ci.F.VKt.AMi. Sept. 2G. Lunatics at
Xewbergare lieing sent to their re
vtive counties. fifty lives were
lost in the eontbinitiou. The loss by
the lire was lrom'if475,000 to $500,000.
Forrester.
Xkw YoitK, S-pt. 25. Forrester,
who sued out a writ ot habeas corpus
which was to have l-en argued to
morrow, directed hi counsel to with
draw the writ on the lielief it would
have Ui'tt dismissed. Forrester now
consents to return to prison.
Latkh Hilly Forrester left this
morning tor -loliet. Ill- in charge of
W. Words, for the Juliet prison.
I'ciniHy Ivanl.l Mralgntoiitv.
Piiii.Aiu'.i.rmA. Sept. 27. The Kx-
eciil ive Committee of Straight Demo
crats has called a State Convention at
Hani-burg on the ltith of Octulier. to
select an electoral ticket and take such
action a- will be for the best interests
of ihe party.
ilallroiid liiot Impending.
llKAKixis, Pa.. Sept. 27. There is
great excitement here over the warfare
between tlie Philadelphia it Pending
and the Wilmington A Pending r.iil--roaiN.
't he inhabitant, are in great
alarm at symptoms of impending riot,
and a sx cial detail of one thoii-aud
policemen has Im-cii ordered out. Tile
Philadelphia t"c Heading road sought
to olistruet the line of the Wilmington
A Heading road, w hich was recently
constructed as an oppo-ition line, and
the matter is already in the courts.
Last night a gang of Philadelphia &
K.-iiding employees severely Ix-at live
employees of the other company. Sev
eral minor disturbance had taken
place. The alarm still continues
A I'tit n in li Ik M ilitinn.
W -I!1N;tiin. .Sept. 27. Two com
panies of t he Third Uegiment oi State
Militia, returning o i thu Harlem ronl
from a drill at U bile Plains, got into
a light and n-ed mu-ki-t aud bayonets
lively. Two were killed and twenty
wonuded.
roiti i; xnvN.
Uitinltdln on 'l lilen mid tlie ItemU
llr Vicwn of Cue i:iiilli Cliaurel
lor. Xkw Yokk. Sept. 27. The Piiris
correspondent who interviewel Gatn
betta report him a saying that the
Xational Assemble has been so beaten
( bullied bv Thiers that it ha U--
coine simply a register of the Presi
d -nt's will. Thiers lie says; does' not
represent either the country or the
.eiiihlv. Coii-r ipientlv. between
t la-iu the country i not represented at
ill. He predicts that on the reassem
bling "f the Assembly it will dissolve
itself out of sheer despair. In any
contingency a Itcptibhc is now the
only possible government for France.
l iner-, be thinks, unhotits jfepuoliciin
Milicy and w 111 accordingly receive the
upport of the kepubliesusot tlieconn-
trv. i lule he think r ranee medi
tate no future war with Germany she
will, by her llepiihlicaii greafne, be
come so innuentiai as to .sweep tne
rotten German F.mpire from the face
of the eaith by peaceful means.
London, Sept. 2. Mr. I.owe.
Chancellor of the F.xche'pier, in his
speech at Glasgow la! night, severely
condemned Sir Alexander Cockbuni
for not signing the award of damages
in the Alabama claims, and for pub-li-hing
an argument which oiens up
the question and renews 111 feeling.
He says it is tlie dutv of Kngland to
accent the award loyally.
Tt:Li;CRAll! COXDEXSED.
Xew York ronntv r xnense for this
year are T2.000,(KX)"les than last year.
The story that Forrester would enn
fes who the real Xathau murder W;is,
providing he was partloned. is nntrue.
Between ?100.000 and $1S0,000
worth of silk were stolen from tlie
Xew York public store last week.
The Xational Steamship Convention
have organized a permanent National
Board.
The Liberals of Newark, X. J.,
unanimously nominated for Congress,
Jno. M. Randal!.'
The English Court has gone into
mourning tor the death of the King of
Sweden.
Tin: Spanish budget proposes to meet
the excess ot expenditures over receipts
by withholding the subsidies of the
clergy.
The Arizona rubies are declared by
competent San Francisco judges to be
mere garnets.
Hon. C. A. Washbumc and ex-Governor
Purdy, of California, arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday.
William Brigg. the only man in the
United States wlio returned his calling
as a ijntiiJJ'T. ha turned bis tiuck upon
the profession and reformed.
It is now asserted that the Olympia
is not to te run as an opposition steam
er to Portland, bnt that slie went
Thursday on a special charter for a cir
cus troujie.
It is said efibrU are being made,
which have not yet assumed anv olli
cial form, to require the Messrs Laird,
the constructors of tlie Confederate
privateer, Alabama, to pay a portion
of the sum awarded the United. States
by the Geneva tribunal.
The treasure, on board the steamer
America, burned at Yokohama, has all
been recovered, but all melted and run
together in such a manner as to prevent
indentttteatioti.
State Auditor Graham of Louisiana,
is again incarcerated by order of the
tlie Eighth District Court, the Govern
or' pardon being decided unconstitu
tional.. Tiie investigation of tlie Harlem
Court House job reveals the fact that
one Lynch, a et of the ring, held a
sinecure office and that four hundred
per cent, was made on stone.
Tlie Danish authorities prohibit the
importation of English cattle ou ac
count ot rinderjiest.
It is reported tliat Lord John Ktis.
sell is preparing a review- ot the pro
ceedings aud award of tlie Geneva
Board.
The Straight-out Democratic Con
vention, held at Jackson Michigan,
nominated a full electoral ticket aud a
full Stiite ticket.
Ihe Sioux delegations on a visit to
the President said that all they want
ed was to be left undisturbed on their
reservations: tb;-y didn't want to be
crowded off. The . President gave
mem assurance ot protection.
A delegation of Coinanclies. Kiowa.
Apaches and other wild Indians are on
the way to visit tlie President.
Greelev made a ppeech at Easton,
Pennsylvania, in which he said lie was
a protectionist, but if a majority ol
Congress should pas a law iu tavor of
other opinions, he would not veto it
He thought a duty often per cent ou
iron would be in favor of American
industry.
Xew lork detectives are after a
"an"! known as the "Silver Thief
gang."'
The Maryland Commonwealth In
surance Company have been enjoined
trom issuing policies and ordered to
uio!id business on the ground ot
fruadtileiit transactions.
The negotiations between the Holy
See and tne Government of Russia are
proceeding satisfactorily.
Kingston advices say that the steam
ship Virginia left Puerto Cabello on
the 7th inf. with 500 coolies on the
way to their homes iu China, with
$70,000 of their own earnings.
The Prince Alfred sailed from Vic
toria. Friday with treasure amounting
to $54,4!)! 10.
So great is the interest felt at San
Francisco, in the coming trotting
matches between "Occident"' and
"Goldsmith Maid." that even stocks
have lost their exciting power.
The receipts of wheat at San Fran
cisco lor the week closing yesterday
evening, aggregated nearly half "a
million eental.s the largest ever
known in the same period.
The jury In the Fair case are still
out Sunday evening and will be kept
out till Court opens in the morning.
So far a can lie ascertained there is no
possibility of a verdict.
An arrival fmni Kamloops says
everybody i busy hi that neighborhood
aud money is plenty.
The steamer North Pacific has been
charted to carry the Directors of the
Northern Pacific Railroad around the
Witters of Puget Sound.
t: iitititi.
At the residence of the bride's father, on
Sept. ailth, by ltev. John F. iK-iiny, Mr.
James 15. Dicker to Stins Martha .Drips, all
of .ll.irii.iii county.
At the residence of the Bride's pireiitH
iu JUiirioti county, by llev. John H. Rook.
Mr. Isuac Nccdiiaiu of Liun county, and
Mi.ss tiara M. Doty uf Marion county.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Olive Inline, Xo. IN, I.o.O. F.
Meets every Saturday evenli g at 7:30 p. M.
Vi.-litnj; brothers are tnvlieil to attend.
Sept. :if
. A. R. Russell Pont, . 3,U.A.R.
meets Kri'lay evenings ,,f each week. All
Ccnira l-x in jrood suuelinj.' Inviteii to attend.
11) oner.
AplGTitf. COM MAN DK It
XWtllnmclte Eiirampnirat o
2. !... t'.- .Meel. .n ihe 2d.
uiel 4ili. Tuesday evenings of euch
month t iMd Fellows Hall comer
1 'em mere Ltl and Kerry Si reels. Ail
soiuiirninp brethren in coed MRnoing ait- In
vlie 1 in auciuL iv order of U. 1.
aplli;tf
Chemeketa Lodge, No. 1, I 0. 0. F.
g 71 KiiL'I.AIt meennps Wednesday evenings
I O, ol e.i.-h week, al s o'clock e. "v., at Md
Kc. ioV ll.-4il,,-jriiert'oiiiiiier,-ial and Ferry
slreei. All llroihers lit ood suuldiiiK Invit
ei lo uiie-.iii. ISy order ol i.li.
Sepi.VTidlm
M'HIAI, XUH1.S.
j:m:i PROPOSALS
W1I.L I!K KKCtlVKI) AT THE OF-li.-eol'ihe
Sucerlniendeut of Indian
Affair. S iiem, ihvpm, until the 12th .lay of
ivtoin-r, ls7-i, in liirnlsh
5o,0( ijjoiuls ol lieel', anil
jii.Uod jxHiads ol Flour.
A' I'Miiiu Vainax, on Kuiina'li Indian Kc
crvaiU.n, and
lo.ofla (smii'ts of Floor ai Jvlanvith Airency.
'foe liy'ri io tie delivered on the MiK-k at
sii.Mi limes and In siv-hqiuioiiues a. I he Agent
or i'oinniis-.iry In charue slui'.l ilirccl, alter
lii 1ilh of Noveinlier next.
The Hour lo lie delivered prior to tho 29th
Nio'i-mbi-i' nexi.
I!i Is most be in writing and endorsed,
'Flour l'niosalis" "Beef Pronoun is," or
"Flour and H;f Pnpmala,n I'rtoea to lie
mated in lejral lender notes.
Jtis'ln nwrve 1 lo re-.t any Md.
l'aiment will lieina leln eiirreiwy or cheeks
on the Assistant Treasurer uf Ihe Lulled
suites, San Francisco.
Fifij iiercciit will lie pikt on delivery ani
the lialance when the .Lvount Is approve ! by
iht- Coininissloner of Indian Affairs.
T. li. UPKNfcAL,
Supf. Indian Affairs rli(jon.
Salem, Oregon, sepi. li, ld7'2:tLkw-2w.
OKtliON I Mi HITTERS.
The Urent Nntural Hnnratlve, Toale
nod liliMMl I'untior.
The l"nk Itliters cleanses, strenjrthcns and
puis in order the human system when weak
and diseased ; hence is a sale and pleasant
cordial at meals, keeps the BOWELS, and
KJDN KVS rei-ular. and purities the HI.OOI).
They will restore youthful vigor to the
wasted frame, and. liy purifying ihe system,
act As a sure preventive of aii diseases. The
Im-si ANTI-RlLIOrs ALTERATIVE and
TuNIC prearaiion for orilinarv lamilv pur
poses. Thel.KAND PANACE'A for all the
ills lh.it flesh Is heir to.
From the mildness of ItA operation, the
tonic and cimti'il qualities makes tt ie.-sillar)v
a remedy stiltahle tor FEMALES, man-list or
single, young or old. ill the dawn of wotnan
liood or at the turn of life.
For sale by ail drasrlsts, merotiants and
stm-es.
August 14. '72. d&wtf
On Marriage.
Happy Relief for Young Men from
tlie eilecis ol Errors aitd Ahttses In early 11
Manliood rt-stored. lmiedinients to Mar
riaw remove'!. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. I looks and
Jlrcn!ars sent free, in sealedenvt'loies.
Address, Ht)WAIil ASMItl A T1U , .XO.
I, Ninth Ninih St., Philadelphia, Pa. an In
siliiition ttaviug a hlh reputation tor honor-
abieoondtiol anil protessional skllL
aiunl ,'idjittbra
ess.oi.VTio.
''HE partnership heretofore exiting nn
6 der ihe name of Davenuirt i. Wollanl
at ilverton, t.iregon, Is ihtsdiiy dissolved bv
mtiiiiat conseni. ine nusinest win De nere
aficrcoudiK-ted at the old stand bv J. C. Da
venport, who assumes all liabilities and to
whom alt di-lh's due the nrm will be naid.
Those indehied wiil please call and setife tm-
ine'iiaiei , as wt wisn iu ciura up iim urw
business as soon as poKstbie.
j. i . mi r-.-N ruiti,
I. WoLt'AKU.
Silverton. June i. 187'2.
Jiinei7.ilbi:w;f
MINERAL AND HOT SPRINGS
On the McKenzle Kiver. sixty miles east of
Entrene i 'tly.
Lse ol the waters from these Springs CrKKs
liilbt KATmM. UYaPKeblA A.ND EARLY
ALL CHKOMC DISEASES.
Itathinr arrangements uomplete and conve-
nieni.
CHEMICAL AN ALYSIS bv eminent tihv-
bleians shmr the waters to posses EXCEL
LENT MEDICINAL and CURATIVE
yl ALITIES.
tiiiiumlio. wagon Itondto tne spriDgs.
K. 8. BELKN AP,
Aus. 14, T2. lm-w Proprietor.
DiMolutlon.
rjHE PAHTKERSini heretofore existing
under tlie name ol C"a!vert ft Friedman
In Salem la this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business -arlll be hereafter conrtncteil
at the old stand of S. Friedinrj. All Ihe
stock will be removed from Uie present stand
to r rledman's Corner and will be sold xit
rrimllr M of cotU Kiitding it impossible lo
ran both places wltliout neglecting the old
stand, by removing al I to one hmise I w ill be
enabled to lurnish all kinds ofgooiis, which
wiil and must be sold cheap lor iji.1i. lean
now feed the hungry and clothe all In the best
mat i up maraet anonis.
isalem, tSept. llod
t
XOTICE.
T IS HEREBY ORDEREO BY TI1K
I Coaimoii Council oi thecllv ol'Saiem. Ikat
there shall lie const rticted froiii the foot bridge
across, the South Mill roek. son in tooaa
street, on the west side of Commercial Kreel,
a sfclewalkearht leet in width, hullt on three
stringers, and fame to be, In the lowest place,
mi ly np to tne average grade ot tne sain iixa
uriug3. minin ItiirtT itavs Irom iiaie.
J. M. PATTERSON, Recorder.
Pept. 17, li74:dw
TO SHEEP FAREVIERS 1
Imported Leicester Bucks
JTOtt. SATiFl
rjnE CXDEP.SIGEEI AVILL OFFER
P for sale at tlie Slate Fair JO Pure Bred
Lei.ster Bucks, imned from New 7oa
lniMl and brad by the Xew Zealand and Aus
tralian Land Co., and ihe direct progeny of
siieep imported ny the aoove company irom
tneueienr ten nocks or Lord rolmartn, Scot-
ami. t or turtner particulars aipiv to
JAMES CAXTEKOX,
Amity, Yamhill Co., CHrn.
Sept. ftwM
BOOT BL.ACEi.IXG !
TTfcAVin SCKEXAR WILL BLACK
jLW Units for lis cents a pair, at the Lesif
laiivellnl'. seir;-!:0:.U
2fEW ADVERTISEMEXTS.
OREGON WOODEN WARE
MANUFACTURING CO.
. KANCFACTUKKU8 OF
Buckets, Pails, Tub, Firkins
-AXD
ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE.
THE Com) anv are prepared to fill all Or
ders for Asii a-id Cedar Palls. Ash Kits, llul
ter Firkins, Wasli Boards and Broom Itan
illes, &c, .
lifjT' Address anco-mmiinlcatlons to
J. D. BILIJi, Axni.
Ang.9 Portland, Ui-egnn.
WOOD PUMP!
Bttt ml issst Infrared
WOOD PUMP
Sow In ase.
For rHlHinir water for
Itouaewtic Purposes, or
for Ilnru or atock
Wells.
Every man who has had exiericrK-! In the
'ltfl'ereiit wavs of ratsinit water, knows
THERE IS NO WAY OF iMJlN'r; IT SO
CHEAPLY, and that there Is no Pump so
durable, convenient and free from Imparting
unhealthy elements to the water as the plain
VOOI PUMP.
Manufactured by the
SALEM PUMP COMPANY.
FISHER & HAAS.
isalem, Sci. 2, 1872. wif
THE BISHOP SCOTT GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
A Hoarding: and Day School for Boys,
i'otiliitid.
T
HE N EXT TERM WILL IiKrJIN ON" TIIE
ol" !"Mlt"iili.
For Admission apiilv lo PROF. U. W.
LAINX;, or to BISHoI Moliltls.
align i2-w.in
The only Reliable 'overing
For Hie icot-Uoofl
Cable Screw Wire
BOOTS AND SHOES.
seplKwIm
Special Notice.
CARD TO THE TRADE!
THE
Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills
9
Depot, Nos. 517 & 519 Market St.,
''--- SAX FKAXCISCO, C'AL.,
offer to the trade
A larc iii vcIl-sekM asjcrlaeiit of
WOOLEN GOODS
MANUKACTUIiED AT TIIEIK CliLKBKATED
MILLS,
Consisting of
IlLAXKETS of every description ; HOUSE
IILANKETSand Bl'r.GY ROBES; H01t.SE
aixl SLUIt'E Blanketings, various widths
ani qualities ; CLOTHS CASSIMERES and
TWEEHS of every dcs."riuiion ; GENTS',
LAI1IES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
SHAW in ireat variety: OPERA awl
FANCY FLANNELS; HIRTIN'G FLAN
NELS ; TWEED, CASHMERE and FLAX
X EL Sin HTS and L" IERWEAR,W AT E It
PR OOFS and EEPELLAXTS, various shade
and styles.
Knit All-Wool and Merino I'kokkwkaii
and HivUEUY for men, women aisl children,
vtptvially adapted for the Pacidc Coa.
Woolen Yarn in all Shades, by the pa. ka(r-.
All Goods in our line manufactured "t
oKiiEit"'at i-hort notice, and at the tatrrtt
market prices.
Price lists sent on application.
Mission uJ Pat k Vh SIj,
Depot, Nos. 517 & 519 Market Street,
SAX FRACLSCO,CAL.
ang27"72:daw3m-in
LET ALL THE WORLD REJOICE!
IT IS A SUCCESS!
TIIE VREAT WILKO SEWIG SIA-
chine Company, of Cleveland, tihio, has
gained the vic.l'irv bv making the only First
l 'la.se Sewing Ma.-hine sold lor less than ty
dollars. Tliey will do all kind of work on
any kind of goods.
PRICE, -
S50.
For particulars address
MIXER A- PEARKOX,
7S First Street, Portland, Orepn.
For Sale at J. A. EIPrtKrOX'S Store,
Cominer. ial Street, Salem.
sei. S2, 1S74.
THE HOME SHUTTLE
Sewing Machine.
HAVIXG ESTABLISHED AX AGEXCY
at llcrnandei' Book-tore. I am now
pre pared to furnish Machines at Portland
Price. All kinds of Needles on band and
old Machines of ail kinds repaired and war
ranted. All the late Improiements attached
to the old style Home Shuttle for the addi
tional price of Bve dollars.
m. m juc.virKU:.
Agent at Salem.
Oct. 1st, 1874:6m
RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS !
PARMENTER A BABCOCK,
HAVING DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE
their retail buslua&e, offer their entire
stock for sale at cost.
To anyone wish! na- to encase la the Furni
ture lliusness, this 1 a rare una nee.
The stock must be closed by Oct. 1st, and
will be sold at cost, lor ci h only.
Tms is so Hombut;, we mean business.
All persona Indebted to ua are respectfully
requu&ted to ca'l and settle.
F nrnlt ore Dealers.
Salem, Oregon, Aug. 5th, 1874,
iw6w
American Exchange
(Corner Front and Washington Streets,!
JORTLASD, OREUOH.
qriMBY & PERKIXS, Proprietors.
free t'oarh to and froaa the Haunt.
Sei. 7, lSTidiwtf
COOKE DENNIS & CO..
MANUFACTURE
Sash Doors,BI inds, Moldings,
RUSTIC, and all Ihe latest styles of Inside
and outside tinlsh, of the best quality of clear
oedar lumber ever need ia Salem.
Scroll Sawlnir, Stair ' Building and
Turning,
done with neatness and dispatch. Manutao-
tuters of tbe celebrated
Boswell Fruit Dryer and Room Heater.
Also Manufacture the RAXKTN PATEN'T
SCHOOL DESK.
All kinds and qualities of Lumber
and Shingles fur i41" cheap.
Best of work at lowest Prieen
EST Please five n. a call. SEE OCR
STOCK, learn our price, and give us your or
ders. SREC3AL ATTENTION (riven to orders
from fanners, and information freely given
g-rat is to our patrons.
MavU74.iiwBin
mun '
Taken Up.
TWO BAT HORSES, A1J0UT FOCR.
teen hands hljrh. Apparently alsmt 12
years old; black manes and tails. Unless
called for within three weeks from date, they
will bo sold al public auction in pv charges
J. W. FISH KR,
CUT Marshal.
sepl:.1w
PKOFESSIONAL CARDS
h.b. jf?rp, n. i.
OFFICE -Otiposlte the Chemeketa IToeJ,
wltli Ir. Payton. ltesidenoemi Lllieo v
Street, second bouse north of Eranirelkvtl
Church. aeplf
DiL PAIXT, HOXeXPATHlXT.
THOSE PREFERIXG XHis MfLD Ash
efficient method of treatment will Bmt
Dr. Paine at his offl,-e in the l)iera House,
l'p Stairs. Saturday momintr medical advice
And treatment will begiven free of charge in
Jhosa nnable to pay lor the services of at
Irttyslctan. aug.S7dAwtf
DR. E. Y. 1UASE,
HRVTLT.OOL., LATE STJRGEOJT V. K
Vol. Offlce DnrWn's blix-k. np stair
Residence. Commercial street, Salem, Oregoni
March 38, 7i, dtt
It. has. tiixsosr,
OCULIST AND ACRIST.
Consulting and Operallng Snrgeon for
all Diseases of the Eye and Ear. OflVa
liooms, 38 and 33, Starkey's Block, Salem,
moon
WIUAXLTT l-SITEKSITT.
CALEM, OKEUOX, the oldest and laiw
J Incorporated S-.hool In the State. Clawicitl
ommen-ial, N'onnal and SclentlUc onursesol
sdidy. For full Information address the Pres
cient, x. M OATCH
C; J5vTFBY S5- or W1 Tnisteee
Sept. 7. dAwly
DR. E. R. FISKE.
o
OFFICE-Xo. I. Moores' Block. Km.
tlence-Court Street, Ojipostte Cnlversitr.
octll
DB. II. t ABPEXTEB.
HYSICLX AXI) SURGEON, Offlce ami
A Residence on Liberty street, nea-'y oppo
site the Coiiureeallnort Cluirob.
Salem, Nov. Will. 7L tf
CAPLEN k MORELAXO,
I TTORXEVS AT .AW. Portland Ore-
.!?"" ,"n''- upstairs S.K. corner Front
anijw anhliiKton Streets. Sept.SlcUw
MABY r. kAWTEIXJ 91. I. '
OFFICE -At residence, on Court Stree,
next door to the Court House,
sepitlf
Iit. I.. N. MU ,
33 EKT TIJST.
OFFICE -Overly Id ii Bush's Hank. Sa
lent, Oreiron. scic'lrtf
DHLOGM AND MEDICINES.
SALEM DRUG STORE!
J. W. Crawford & Co..
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, and
PATENT MEDICINES,
PERIIUEIIIIN,
TOILET ARTICLES
.D .OTIOXH.
Pure Wines and Liquors.
PRESCRIPTIONS
AND
X'-niuilj- l'rr'pnrutioim
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
At all hours of the day and night; by .t
Cnmpctcnt Druggist.
Patton's lilork, Ma to htrrtt, Mnlesss.
sepU'tf
W. W KATHKl'.KOKU. J. W. WEATHER
WEATHERFORD & CO.
Wholesale ami Retail Dtlersln
23 1TTJGS,
Paints. Oils, Glass, Chemicals
EXTRACTS, PERFUMERY.
Patent Medicinei 4. Proprietary Articles.
pi Mr wixiji Ann Liqi om,
lor MedK-lnaJ Purpoww.
Pr"-"!: F N irl inHfffrt forpflrW.
WEATHERFORD 4 CO.
Airt 7Mirtf
ii IM- KLLA.N EOL'S.
1872. THIRD VOLUME. 1873.
TI I K W EEJCLY
OREGON BULLETIN.
EXCELSIOR OUR MOTTO.
rMlE PROPKIKTOR OF THE PA1LY
I and Wfwklv Rnlletin,rrailned with the
ocess alravly ...hieTeit, (s determine)! to
still fanner Improve tbe Pauer. and has se
cured for tbe ratuing year
ytit. a. j nrri R
TO WRITE UP AV
AGRCULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
II II SMALL., ES4?.,
TO WHITE CPOX THE
RESOURCES OF OREGON,
COL. J. It. PARISH
TO HAVE CONTROL OF THE
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
JAS. O'MEARA
WILL BE
EDITOR I1V CHIEF.
The Local and News ColtiTrm will be nndei
tbe control of Writers of ability.
On tbe first of October we will eomtnence
the publication ot
A SPLEXDID STORY,
ENTITLED
W It A H LI IN JOE.
AN ADTIBIOGRAPHY
Of the celebrated Mountaineer, Trapper,
Frontiersman and Bepjrar, who reeetKly re
eovered property In Portland, Oregon, Tallied
at three quarters of a million dollars.
TERMS:
Patlr $10 00 per year.
Weekly 3 00 tier year.
Clubs of Ore SO eaofa.
Address Oi
BsUlettas.
An. IX 7. w&b
fort land. Orecoa.
J. B. 8PRESOEB.
A. TA1XOB.
METROPOLIS HOTEL,
Corner Front and Salmon Streets, Port
land, Oregon.
This Xew and Elegant Hotel, with Sew Fur
niture wrougnoui,
IS NOW OPEN FOR
THE RECEPTION OF (WESTS.
Bath Room for the Aevwa
pehstteei
TUnwnU. Free imatrk SMtsl
e His...
UTCOME AND SEE US
SPRENGER Sl TAYLOR, - - PROPS.
Jnlyl7:iUwtf
J. H. HAAS
- HAS ON HAND
LATE STYLES JEWFXJtT
ASD
FANCY ARTICLES '
SOLID SILVERWABE
WATCHES ASD, CLOCK
frBepainng none, and MUtttaetton roar-
aoteed.
rntton'a Block t Mate Ktreet, Kaleaa.
LJ
TENTS. TENTS.
TENTS,
May be Rente by the
WEEK OK 3IONTH
AT THE.
SALEM BAG FACT0EY,
South Store, CheaiekeU Block.
TENTS AND WAGON COVER
For Sole and Made to Order, -
U CHKKMUIOCGH CO.
JnMi:r
1
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