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8AI,K3J, TUESDAY. PEC. 10.
AQEHTX1TBAI. MH1ETT.
JtTATK
Tlie Board of Manager of the State
Agricultural Society have nek! a ses
sion this week inSaleu. Among oth
er things, they devoted tltclr serious
attention to the financial affairs and
prospects o! the Society. It was as
certained that the rcceipUof the last
Slate Fair were less by about two
thousand dollars than were those ot
the preceding year, and that a eonsid
c-able deficit had occurred in the ex
pense account. The Society was able
to ray, last tan, only a part of the ore
miimiK. and trie result was that Mere
was much dissatisfaction among ex
hibliors. To cure this, tlie Board iu-
-tnictetl the proper officer to effect a
sufficient loan to clear off all vte.h &-
Mil ties. as soon a possible, They
will do this though it may be neces
sary to mortgage the fair grouiids.
Thf determination to do so nt
lurds tiie mo-t convincing evidence
tlmt tl:" Surety intend to keep pertect
faith with exhibitors Rnd Ms credit
ors of whatever sort. But tlie pres
ent nece-sity of borrowing money also
affords proof that the igricultural
c'ases of the State, will have to put
their .shoulders more earnestly to the
wlieel, if they would make the society
fully successful, and as widely use
ful it might and ought to be.
Li additiou to the foregoing actiou
. of the Board, Mr. Robert Irvine of
Linn county was electerl Grand Mar
shal for the ensuing year; the premium
list was overhauled anl rearranged for
1S73, with offers of medals In excess
t of money premiums ; the rule requir
ing; all visitors to wear badges, was
aljulishcd ; and such other orders were
made, of a subordinate character a
will enable the officers to go forward
with the afllairs of the. society.
ore ooxorkd mtrriuuzv.
It lias been several time rumored
from Washington that, In a revision of
tl" Cabinet, a representative of the
colored rue; might secure a place. An
African among the official advisers ot
the President would be a sight to make
tlie bones of Calhoun turn over in their
grave. But leading colored gentlemen
arc unable to agree among themselves
in recommending a candidate for ap
pointment to a place In the Cabinet
b'r-sl. Douglass thinks that John M.
l.ttgton Is not at all qualified for a
high office. Inngton, on tlie other
ham!, speaks very dl-jaraglngly of
Mr. Douglass. Tie colored men, like
their white bretniin, nrn to have a
::ood deal of rxlliicl human nature In
i hem. TVy canNd'rt at one an-
other equally aa well a Caucasians.
The result will probably be that no
representative In color ot tlie newly
enfranchised moo will find his way to
tlie head of a department.
The ''Oregon Bulletin" has under- i
gone a complete metamorpliosis. It
is now owned by a joint stoctcorn
pany Vith II. V. Scott, fertncrl
Editor-in-Chief ot the "Oregonian," a
the head, and in tlie position of Chief
editor. It is now issued as a morulas'
paper. The size of the Daily lias been
reduced to that of the "Oregonian ;"
the measure of the' columns has been
widened, and .tlie entire mechanical
'make-up" of the paper has been
changed. It now has the moot perfect
metropolitan npp-arance of any paper
ever published ii. Portland. .
Under the uc rcre, the Bulletin
will start oil uLa mauy advantages
that it never could have had under tlie
old ownership and management. The
stockholder la tlie company are
known as consistent, old-line Repub
lican! ; the man igemcat U known to
be In full sympathy with that party.
ami the editor-m-emef lia tiie entre
confidence of the Republicans of Ore
gon by whom lie is regarded not only
a an able writer, but a reliably leader
in t'ie party. A a journalist, Mr.
Scott, has no superior in the State,
and under his management, tlie Bull
STATE SEWS. - ' -
From Daily of Friday Dec.
The Gorman Lntaeran church of Portland
will hold a an dnys' Stir commencing Dec.
17th. 4- r- st ST ?
The addition t-v the Bishop Scott Gram
mar School l Portland is completed and
wiU be oocupisd oa teoaday Dee. Uth. -
Two companies of "Hid 21st tl. 8. Infantry
from Ft. Vancouver, were Bent forwirrt
Wednesday morning bv railroad, for service
against the Modoc Indians. They are com
maridxl by Major E. C. Mason.
Harry Humphrey was sentenced by Judge
TTptoh, Wednesday, to confinement in tile
31ui;numali county jad one Jiuadred days
for an assault.
- Fmm tvfltif tfmttrGuf Bee. 7."
Tlie railroad telegraph baa been completed
toBoseborg. . .
The Weekly Oregonian completed its 22d
year, yesterday. .
McCormicks Almanac lor 1873 has just
been issned from Ihe press.
The Register any that Mr. J. .Ul-ohin's
little !r.v foil offs, bid vesi rJa7 unlhroUi
hi s m k.
Tim Allxiny Iteistr j!i":lishe a seven
and a hail column w, ail about a Law
yer in Jerusalem !
Soma workmen excavating for a firrv
slip at Norta Portland, Tbmsdr.y. found
the remains of l'our ludiaui.
I Coll Van Clevc savs the result of the Al-
biny election was gratifying. We liave no
doubt it was so to Coll, who Rot awav with
BY STATE TELEGRAPH
Froa th Motloe War- Jt-fia r K-t
tiers Kllhsi-tJalttutt. aaeecMtfal
PABMi.fa HTomr.
Wit.
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-SaLM, Dee. 9, 172.
I . . .
tin will very soon atiin a widely ex- I nyorairy vy just ono vote.
tended circulation throughout the
State, and exert a commanding in
fluence wherever it is read.
One of the noteworthy men in the new
Congress will be Hon. William Crutch
fleld.of the Third District of Tennessee.
Cmtchfield i the mati who, listening
to Jeff. Davis' speech at Cliattanooga
in l-fdl, when he was on his way from
tlie United States Senate to the Presi-
ientiid chair of the Southern Confed
eracy, denounced Davis as a traitor
and liar. Davis moving to resent the
insult, Crutchfleld drew a revolver,
and, it is said, that but lor the inter
ference f the bystanders, Crutchtield
would have killed him. The new
Conjre.-smau carried a district that or
dinarily gives 1,000 to 2,000 Democrat
ic majority by a Republican majority
of 1.000. He Is described as a man of
Large uica::s, plain hi his . habits fu'
of good humor and liljeral-hcarted.
'KIM I A a. VTATKT IVH WASTED.
Aii exchange says the Attorney Gen
eral of the United States his initiated
a nsctnl measure, by soliciting infor
mation from the Governor of the State?
and tlie United States District Attor
neys, in relation tothe criminal classes.
H was proposed ?o embody- in there
port of the legal adviser ot the (iov
t.iraent as full; jftatoment as '-coukJ
be obtained concerniug the violation"
of F'ederal and state laws durlv the
present year. Tlie want of this class
of official f-ta'isties has hitln.-rto pre
vented the omnpilntion'of tnistWorthy
n'ports on a subject which bears di
rectly upon the questions of iiation.-l"
progress and culture. The relation
of illiteracy to crime have been par
fia!Iy developed in the Census Report,
.iin: the in juirv now in progress
fi':rn:li additional data on this iinpor
n:t iK'ilit.
Ju-t as we expected, tlie Sacramentc.
Ciiion, has pro;K)-el to surrender tin
Keiribiieiin organization, and out ol
r!i s wtvck, to create a new party. Tin
Union having lost its hold upon tlx
'cadt-rsLIp of tlie pstrty hi California,
tliroi:! its own, overweerilnjj arro
gaiKV.-c'ilshncs and treachery, i woulu
now be n'joiwd to drag the party dowi
to its own iKilitieal jevul. Kortnnate
'v,!iovever lortiie Republican ot.'ali
,i niiatjiey htwo a number o; excellent
.o'-.nials no wliit Ic-s able tlin the Ui,
:on. whoM; i..teji-ity is uot so snwcpf:
! !' " 'hi: touo'i of the fo-iryJloil, ai.t
!,' - judgments nre net so totally
Hlijm.i by their egotinm." If the I'uloi
want to create a now party, let it b -;;in
with a small otie, and practice with
Ii a Jew ea-y le-Jonf in prty lender-r-'li;
.
'J -aiiltb it Con. da. l'.t nhields.
",!n v.a a 6 onrt i!me T'. S. 'Scnato
t'pira Minnesota, and at another fro:
lliinoi'. tor fractional terms, 'and a
still anotlier an aspirant 'for a simila
ivoM". ion from California, is an aotiv
a.igler for the successioa to Fnuik I
Bisir's cat la tlie filiate froffif M.
smri. - ' - " ' ' ' ?
We find tlio following item in the
Portbnd Herald ot Sunday :
"A rumor is current that Captain Cran
dall of the Halem Btatksjian will, at an
early day, remove to this city for the pur
pose ot uaing a position on one oi me oauy
papers."
The rumor is entirely without foun
dation. We are at present, and will
be for the future, so far as we know.
the proprietor and editor ot the Dailt
AKD Weeklt STATCSMAN, published
at Salem (terms $3 a year for the
Weekly, and $S a year for tlie Daily)
and we have not had, nor do we no
have any intention of removing to
Portland or any other place, for any
purpose whatever. We have made a
"plant' lie re and we are going to stay
and watch it.
Tlie Dallas 4iRepublieu'' Is wander
lug in a loose sort of ,vay through the
mazes of philosophy. olitical econ
omy, the science ot government, tran-
scetidwtitul musings and all that sort ol
thlnj. In the effort to discover what
party will succeed the Republican, in
the administration of the affairs ot this
government. And the 'Republican''
is inexpressibly s id because it cauuot
olvc the connti'ln; to its own satis
faction. V , i.icf i, ::iough we would
gladly do It, help the Republican mat.
out of his muddle tlie succession
seems really so remote.
A bill to pension the widow ot the
late Gen. Meaile, was introduced it.
tlie House o: llepre-o.-itatives, Thurs
day. Grant's ofllclal majority in Califor
da is 12,244.
WASHINGTON TEBKITOBV.
P.y an accident, the 'boIl wbe 1" of a
saw-mill in Portland was set to revolving
with sueh rapidity, Wednesday, that it flew
into fragments, which were scattered in a
promiscuous shower over tint part of the
city.
The Oregonian savs: "We learn thai
Colonel "Dennison. Adjutant GoneraJ, yester
day stored in the Armory of the Washington
Uuard onj hundred and forty breech-load-in
mnsk'ts. and seven thousand rounds of
fixed ammunition." The Portlanders don't
intend to be surprised by the Modoc.
A man named Repzg, a doeand a panther,
all of whom lived on Martin s Island, had a
territio three-cornered tight the other day in
the Columbia river, in which all three re
ceived severe wounds. The panther was
finally drowned, when the man and the dog
Fwain us lion and fainted, as it always Lap.
peua in novels. , ,
The Democrat savs : "An old eentleioan
named Wiseman, who resides at Browns- t
ville, while out in the m sustains with a
hunting party Uat week, cot separated from
nis companions, while following a wounded
deer, and wandered about in the mountain'
for four day before being found. Win
discovered be had his shot pouch full ol
jerked venison and was fat aad jolly."
From Doily of Sunday Dec. 8.
Whoat is celling at 66 cents in the Tain
lull markets. ,
Street ran ran for the first tune la Port-.
laud, Friday Dec. 6th.
The Odd Fellows of Portland have com
menced to raise a Library.
Portland is next Koinr to have a Vaude
ville Troupe, whatever mat may be. ;
Water is verr low in the Yamhill river.
but it is very high ia the Yamhill roada :
The "EnternriM" aava the Iooks at Ore
gon City will be complsted in three weeks.
All tko Sunday Schools of BUkboro
will unite in the approaching Christmas
festivities. :
Dr. J. W. Watts has been appointed Post
master of Lafayettee, vice K. L. Himpaon,
resigned, "
"Dr. Hill lias raised abont $20 000 for the
endowment of the Baptist Uotlege at Mc
Minnville. Between four and five thonaand dollars
of subscriptions to aid iu rebuilding tut
woolen mills have been raised at Oregon
City.
Hauxlmst, (hot by Wilson, at Tillamook
w&j not killed as was first reported, and ia
rpcidly recovering.
A. W. Thorpe is appointed postmaster at
CrawfvirdsvuUv, I. inn county ; BobU (ilas
at Mount Hood, Yi asoo county ; and B. C. i
McAtce at Tine, linn county.
The Catholio Fathers, Verhau; and Orth i
auived by Uie Hte mer John L. Sk phens,
direct from the American College at Lou.
'-ine. Belgium, to labor in his Arch- j
Dioouie. j
An enterprising yc ung mui ot Portland
nnJerUxik to csplurf' die playful "Tiger. '
H.. ia now takinc lauclanum at stat)
i perkKls, w th the hope of forgetting tlie
The Lafayeth. Courier says : "The hous
of the prisoner Wilson now in jail her
cliurged witii the Bhooting of the half-breed
Haukhurst, was broken iato the other night
.lad robbed o: every thing of ralao found
1 Jieivin. . ; .
The La Grande Sentinel says : "Agcntle.
.nan jnst from Weston. Oregon via "rooms
t Ruckles' Road, reports the' mow bi.
.nches deep on the summit of the Blsi
Huuntains. psrt.es juxt over from Wallow
eport the snow sit. inches deep in the mki
! Uevallev.
AsnLAiD, jcr a George Aurse
arrivwl laM nlbejUdt'Xlamath. He
left at fiva ft'dock on Tuesday evening.
He brings new s of.urtiier murders by
the Indians. In alh ap tar as ascer
tained, eleven men liave been killeJ,
named as follows : William Brother
ton. Rufus Brotlierton, W. K. Ilrotli
erton, William Uoddy. WillkoiBoddr,
Jr., RfcliarQj Bwldy, ,CbrJstiplier
Krasmus, Robert Alexander. John
Bopen eiwe 1 1 Henry MUler.
This does not iiitj tide, (hose klllesl in
battle. Mrs." Brotlierton and sou de
fended theuiAelVea an tbe bouse two or
three hours, keeping up regular fire
through port-holes. The Indians fin
ally letc and tlie lumates of the boine
were rescued next day bv some sol
diers. "So further danger is now ap
prehended to fttnUles, as all are either
posted up or fully prepared to protect
t!ieinlve. Au express Ins ben sent
to Fort Warner, and CapUlu Bidwell
mtl tins troop- nre expected to arrive
to-d:-y or to morrow.
A pnvty of Morion on the wnj im the
Kemirvtitlon atoppnl by M'htte awa !
1 bey take to the roeka and bruli.
YBFKA. D-c. . Ahx. McKnv ar
rived here tit dark this evening from
Uot cr ek. htivliiglert then-at ilayligtit
this iiioriiii.g. from li'nu we lear.i
that KairchiTd, DorrW, Besvick und
Clover gathered up the Hot creek band
ot Modocs sonie fttrty-Hve in all, aim
tarted to tlie Reservation. When
they arrtvetl at Bob Whittle's place,
on Link river, they met a party of
white men, very much excited, who
were determined to attack the Indi
ans anyway, though they were and al
ways have been peaceable.' Tlie white
men with thein had promised to protect
the Indians it they would go to thi
Reservation, ami told the party they
would liave to attack tlieni also. In
tlie meantime the Indian eent came
in trom Linkvllle and told them It was
no use lor to go further ; that the In
dians would not be permitted to pass
through Linkville, and they had bet
ter return until be could get soldiers to
protect them until thev rMchnl the
Reservation. Tbe Indians belnafanxioos
ro go on, Falrchild concluded to go,
nnead ana avoid Linkvllle. The In
dlaus, hearing all the talk and seeing
how excited everybody was, beenmt
frightened and all broke for the rock'
and brnh. Falrchild and party then
returaed home to Butte Creek. Tbey
hunt most of them will erme back t
'lot t-n-ek. though some think tli
bucks will go and join Captain Jack's
band, who are now belUvetj to be
inuind tM south end of Tuhj lake,
l'hey will try and get them together
again to-morrow and bring them
titHiiid lids way, until they meet tin
Agent. The Indian Aent Informed
Mr. Fairchlld tint a reign of terror
existed all through the I-ake emmtry;
that lie knew positively of 15 whitu
who liad lieen murdered. Tbe Indians
av they have Kyt oul nine or ten
killed r.nd atkiut the same number
wounded. McKay will return tt
inorrow, wlfS klPthel '"intm he' am get,
to not only protect the settlers, but
also the friendly Indians.
Gold in New Yorfc 119.
Legal Tender raOtatians, ftic buying;
89ie scllingr i : J . "i . it
zchaage on Pan Francisco from par to
H per cent prom. Tilegraphic Transfers
on Ban Francisco H percent pmn; on
New York 14 to 1H rx r cent, prer.i.
The money market remain tipht.i here
tofore reportid, yicnir.' paymen.ts being
difficult, even with tl,e m"st re'iabl busi
ns men. We fl;id tbo following tr-arks
on the flrnncid siraati In the Portland
Commercial Reporter :
l Hint to Prosy Preacbeni.
Tlie following is old it belongs to
tbJ la.sf geoerttijon but It may be uew
te-many oft tlie plTsoiit day; "Old
Parson Munson, ofvJVoroester, used
occasionally to be abserlt from his flock
on mlssionury tours itito((istant States.
Upon a certain Summer Sabbath,
having just returned from one of these
excursions, lie fiiund his congregation
quite drowsy, and for the purpose of
wakening tbem up he broke off In tlie
midst of Ins xeruiou, und began to 'tell
tlietn of wl at wonoVrhd things he had
Seen in York State. Among other
wonders he -said' he had there seen
tbe largest mosquitoes U had ever been
id fortune to tan in witn o large,
in fact, that many of them would
weigh a pound !
The good people were, by this time.
wideawake.
"Yea,"' ooutiuued the parson ; 'iiud
moreover, they have been knowu to
to climb up a tree and bark !"
The congregation were sleepy o
more that day. On Uie day following
two ot tbe deacons of the church
watted upon Paton Mmron and In
formed him that the members oi the
parish were much scandalized bv the
b'g stories he had to d them frt m the
pmplt.
"Wint sto-ios?" .'aid tin pir o.i,
with innocent snrprl e.
"Why, sir. yon said that you h:n
-een toopiiM' in York State tin!
.-tool? nliif.ful flu. n.lr;nn v I TlI-IK ' X"
-1... ' ii.. ...i. . i-.i . ..:.! i more ban ,i tt.e
.ulrwti ai rwiliiil - iik(l I ttt sosa1lT ftiinL i .
that a jmftt mauy of them would weigh
a pound."
"Well but," continued the elder
deacon with a sllg'at chuckling in hi
utterance, "you said thev liad betii
knowu to climb a tree, and bark," !
"Certainly." said the p irson, with j
in BSuring nod. "As to their cllnit- i Uous so as to sid in retaining money in our ;
that , mita-;. a,vay iu:a ui.tuuiactnrea iu our
t'.ut it is impossible to state the truo canseh
ptjduc.ns tlie strinincy in the market
up(m uU.lt ipimnd : than b:ive l. n iron,
t.mi to time ailva:ic.ft by w. viz: nis.i;h
ciens . ' baiiklm? capitd and the h-vy im
pijrtati. .ns last Winter. BprinK and durint;
tlie h'r.iTiuier. The l'rovisions, tatn. l'ota
toes imported ai?Kre;ated in value a very
large sum, tlie fiist article alone amount '.nj;
in vale to iies-iv f.'iOl1 iml tJiis we obtuii
from atatist.e k'pt by os. Tliis scskju itis .
not at ail lik-!y we will imp irt lur'y oi
Proviious, or lfwedo.it wi'.l bi. U rarus !
Use latter part of the n 5 und tbrn w '
will net impcrt '.e.t ei.o-irt all of 'JJ On!
sacjs, mil fiom tbe pre-tiit ii!out it msv
r:?!i :;.',iK'. i'otutues nar. exportid j
and w.:l continue u. as al Ui-i tii. in'
Vef;et?.ule le wi!! 1-e :rnn"r'-i t.hr.n l;t
i ,4.!i. a ne re afenion w.il In pver "
i .lie Kiti.. n. Pi vVf. f wee !! ship .-.1! '
I ifrwill iiport 2.1 ts'i Ui:is iuui' tiiati la
I siasou. rri'tn u r : lsr.- slmrt dMiwiu k
' Till ri si.: . li'Hiii '.Ml i..- mill u v. r
;v-r:,b!- tn i fj;r, i :v itjoii- v liiarUtt .
IlltljX Oi ;
til.- eimi
fciT Tbe Beat Kmir ior fnifj -;
tbe B'.ood, Htrentrheanig Uw Netrm, Ee
storing the lost AppeiUe.K
- FRESC'S HAMBURG TEA.
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It Is thelteetprerra'iVeagalaftainioet an)
si. kiiess. U'useil ilmely.- Ccsnuosed -f Leru
iii7, M can be rives salWy U infants. Knll
illreo'.l'U'.s la t iK'ish, French, tlermsn ami
A-pnnMi, with everv package. TBY ITI
For saV at the wbo'esaie aivi BeUcl tveg
HUMresaiHl Groceries.
KUIL FRKSE, VThe'esaTe Drngirtst,
fiol! A?ent, !K4 Clay Street.
Ran P'raici'vO.
octiS:irnSlw
1K)NT HAWK. HAWK, SPIT. SPIT.
BLOW . RIaiW. ami tiisirti everybo iv with
votv catarrh awl its oflenvenor, when m.
.Ktro
nre v.
'THE rLECTIOK IM ORECON.
Th Official Vote of the State for President, 1872.
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Skin. Sal: Rheum, Krysipt's a l Vrnfu'oiis
Un.'sse, b i Ik- use o'f tr. Tierce's Alt. y.l.
or Uo'ilen Meiltoal lis,.overv. lor ihev fhs'
tie hapvv in kruwii.g ttiat tbe cure is imd
plte. o' i by all ifrusgiv..
A prolruitinK tne lK ro a sightlv thniff. sav ;
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For sa'e I'v a'l l.ilers.
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303
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308!
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606'i
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669!
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913
308
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323
313
198 :
4u :
iisi:i i:mi'ii8ih . iT.tr 772:. 7742;
7
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24
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o- ti.e r-.ver vc :
elector overtlio hishet
V I'll Ml
n.' re.M
KW ILTY NOTICES.
k m i jnritv eoMiiti
(:e f'H 4.0 'J.
(ii-oifre Francis Train receive I one vol in l.'iiintii'a t-onnty. Intheabove
tnb'e we Ir.ive tiven tlie nvrrtgu O'Cc.ior vote, as isist In the neveral
vnuii t."? veie vns lor one w. 01 eiefwrs, anu 111 01 ri-
1 ootititU". in some ol
I er for imotlK-r Mt.
taey cuwce, and "Jx y cn si ,nn il ti 11
tmii.ist w.ih - if-1 a !..!. :i tlie in-,
ereitit tru'.e an.! rmi.-iu ire nf :i.t- e:t em. ,
StaU.' 1 ni.iiif's.
It mui.' n-: lo..t 'kit ef by nir mer
chants, pwl'.ie. r iinrl of in rs ihst each anil
a!l damn c.i: Kitat.'v ai,l in lir:iif:ini; nbuii '
a is.ru, am 'itiuv nmni v ruark-t. and lost 1-
by pstrunizinif oeuie indnvnoljo.: n Mitu-
Olll. Loiio, No. IN, I.O.O. t'.
Mee's eery l.nior evcnlnff at 7: 0r". m
L-: ir. liriiuu-rs niv .n'- l.t-.l to a.ie,,t.
fH-pt. 7uf
J. O. Ai'an.s retvivwl one vote inSlarion. L. r. Iine reoe.ivol j vots
iluCurrv. Four virtes were i'iven, Hired tor O'C'onor 3 in Dotigliis audi
in Marlon. Four votes were wist blank 3 In L inn til la and 1 111 Wash-
irito:i.
1 :
rtate rttioul t K' Kueli Tin- prett renea ly ;
consumers. All tire ant! I:n? insurant.-- '
commnies invwjns tluir: iuHk here should
bo liberally patronizi d iu pret'treneeto sim
ilar institiiuo! i-.c-nding ti: ir eanitegs out
of tbe State.
Th writer of ibe tbove touebes tbe Vey-
ine itu a tree. I have sen them lo
I e e in Wcrve-ter cou..ty lavn'tytm '
deHcon.'' i
. "O yes. I liave seen 'era tlo-that." :
"Well, how could thty climb a tree '
without clinihing on the bark ?.'
The god deacons went their way !
wtui a someining very iiko a mosqnuo : nct,, to our financial situation when L
htimintng iotlieir ears. ; t?etU o( mr ncee,ive imvijna com-
. XATtuxosiAt. lMturrnn. i Pred witJl p". J f d
j conraKement to our local mannfactnrinjjrn-
An arniablo Pennsylvania gentle- ; terf rises.
roan, marrwu to nis aecona wne. isre- t'i , 'i t 1
ly Held a inatriinontal con versa tun 1 ot
peppery nature with that lady. In-lsmtK-li
as her rhetorloal power wi n
liifinitely finer and more varied tlmt
'is. she presently scattered the optm
si nr force in dismay. Ue was about to
retire to solitude, therein to ack tht i tions iu the aelUni in.otr. tV
Wtl of sweet pliiIoopby.,when in J titd tliat lancer, have rnrsne-1 a-
vas auouwuy acnKK oy rnai uieuta. prswible course lrv refuu,g t
brk-krirxjpularly kMii a hP,.y j price8 u
iiivutLiivs uv 1141 mil lire li uminni 1 . - . ,
.ml lrfr,,.M,l tl. rt.,.eU, Xliere 1 Dow a prosptct of a cunud
trimpk-r that there was one thing an v ! of number of v tU .u tl 1
way le was not nearly! good-look-' ft freigbt eugts'-niiu. auJ a eo;
as his first! What could a poor abused j responding easine off of freight rates. Tu.
ttvature do but burst into river ot ! price of wheat at LivrpfO Las k-ptLjiS'i
tear, and defy him to the proof 1 A steadily since tiie surplus crops of tin
Ci. A. It. Button Pot. .3,4i.A.H.
lint-is Friday even-u each wiei. A'
Osnnules IdV''"''! s!.-n'!ii.jj T.vii.it to.it'oi 1.
Hv onlifl-.
Ail172:tf. roMMANlr.R
Ki liLJf aii nrasti! LoiK-t; Meitai oll
Ke.Ums Hull the l..t Tties .iy cvvuii.je ! ual.
nuin h a: SoVuvk. Aii l-tmliren, with tbei '
ffi-.e-, i.i (rrni.t fianithi, areiuviiv-'.l to .ittenil. ;
liy frilei N. (i,
salem, Ji 4th, - tl
j )i).-.-o 1 1 v: v 1 M J 1 jrs u : .v c 1- ,
eluded to ofitralifJe beturprku both ut
Bun Fransisco v.;d PortlajJ, tliongb there ;
isa sliUt iii..-,iuo a: Liverpool. lliis iu i 1
s- If ooncedis tli-it V pnoe 'j-.ii.)foi of- '.
fend was Lot In TrKi-tiMi to tli ntjii.- j
Ut.rt- 1
i-Ct
Axiuirs.try Ixxlte, . 13,1.0.0.1. ;
ilegular mwiinpj Mttmi&v fveiinijs oi esuli
week at 7 e'olo.'k r. at OUU Kellows 11a' I, .
ooriier Co'Juner.j. an 1 Kerry Str ati.. All !
llroihen-in k-'1 stsii.-in &ru inii4.1 tuai j
tend. B) urtkr V. (i. 1
Jul17:U'. ; !
Chemeketa Lodge, No. 1, I
0. 0.
fcU.rLAUuMxunif. Wlw..UvernliiKf (
ol ea. "i wi-e. ai . o c'.U' I. ar M- .
rrf 'W" Hal', cn-tr ('oiip.r."i his! I'nm t
indF. or.iif-i. in xiiuti m ,'uuiiv ivi
.1 (...! .it. n.-rler.; N.t,.
Mi-VT-Jfilin
PHCE ISTXX
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF H UT1P:1ZT:, cojstn.
I HLS ' HBUW OLD i iMP AN V tia-.iBiT ertan!:he4 the Oreeon and Washinetoo Tet-
rilorv HiiUKb if hirw pi t )rii m is.iie I'lilieies. It ocmtiines all the favorable feuture
ef Ulo Insurance Is WH 1.T Ml H AE..H11I roofl llbernl,-nearly all the nsual restsi.
liViiiii.5 lieing retucned from itu 1'oli.ie.
KO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSURING FEMALES,
3TJr2SrA2e"2" OB1 BU3INE33 FOE 1871:
IrtlM s Issued l.a
laraw - -a3,lSS,7M 1-
AjHtet ... ....... 7,SIO.l4
.Ha. plus OVEK ail IJitMUUcs l.M7t2S 77
E. KKKS1)ES. rHit. J. T. Bfttvs. 9wmt;u7.
ACENTO AND 80LICITO8 WANTED.
CHAS. I. BURROWS, Genera! Agent,
-( lpra Block, Cvurt Street, HaletnT
! Orsgon French Hon Mu'tral Ins Co. fr'lreaud Marine) of Sa Frandsco, Cul.
. latTllJ vnn. a-. v iiv'n -isjvaaa raaiai
) S.-11 a' tbe
i fcll Ciolit
rab
, A, J Vi llluitivlte e iuMnraS X
-- li-- e S-i
t4 s. nu 4.h. l'iday evtniiiK.-. i' ...vl
, , ' iDom!i,it Oil I fVn- Hill ,inii
ib. ; i',mmtal Vit -S'- . A '
.IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LOUDON.
nil'- ri.iM Die: hri-ii :.
:;.el o. attend.
,i i. - itf
ir-Hi Man
II" nrtler :
Later Irani (lie Mtlo ladtnai War.
OOifial Reluruv of tbe Kleetlon.
ilf.Fadr (lar- Fur louins
County. den. fl (dt. Canr'n. CV.ir'i
ChehalU 52 69 14 3".
Clallam 4S 63 6H U
: llarke 323 29 40 4a
Hickitat. ...... 45 l'O
Cjv.1i!-- 14a 173 12 200
bland ...123 5 , 41 l
fcdersvit 105 182 209
iu 195 ai4 12i
. utski! 213 100 27 3.
-w.b lol 11C .
( llson ...J.iU It , ..
.'seiiic is 137 i.
: :kr?8. ... ... 2i Ml 09 10.
tkauiania. . :. 45 " 4'
' iaoboiuisii 15 ! t'-i "3
Stevens K U'l It 1.
l'lmrston...... 45S. W. i 24-
VahlcaVnuj.... " "kS ' 24 1 j-
f'Hc Walla. .. -'M 57 Ml
lfhatrum. 150 50 'St 5t
hitmsn... .72
i'akira 123 ll
' 4,255 3,510
X tTadden' majority, W.
lncoDliete.
At tbe annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of tbe Waliunietto Falls Canal and Looi
ompany, which was held at tlie company
itlice in "Linn City, JDeceniber 3d, 18(2, thi
.ollowingBentlenien were elected Director
"or the ensuing yt-ar : B. Goldsmith. M.
Goldsmith, Joseph Tt-al, R. R. Thompson,
PmL Wasserrcan and Joo. F. Miller.
The Bedrock Demoerat savs : "There is
io scow in Eagle Creek Valley, at Gem
-ity. Hp irta and Hoem it is from one to
.hree inches dee". Times are pretty dnll
icept at Hogtm. The (jnartz luiUa'wbicb
.vtve run by wau.r power have closed dowi,
n a.fonut of the cold weather. Those run
iy 8tm powt r one at Ilotftm and one u
jeni r.n." pounding away on good rock."
Wv find the aeriUmetit alniot uir
verbally expressed by Bepoblica
joitti'ial., that the civil roles should It
en fiii-ceil precisely as the Presidei.
lately indicated would be bU policj .
President Grant litis done nothing lati
ly which has brought a readier jP'
heartier response of approval frotn tl
people than whetl ho wnibbel 1'etiii
y 1 vti nia Ck.rncfrJhJ
Senator Sunnier had an attack o
heart diseas', Wednesday. On th
following day, lie declined to serve o.
any committee ot tlie Senate ona-t-jtittt
ot the state of liis health. Sin.
iier has had a bad State of heart tor son i
time toward tlie majority otstk ski.
ate.
Tli". Diamond swindler are now
prospecting fora "Lodge in some va-i
v i : ITficssV."-Hbere Grand'1 Jurie-.
ShcriiTs, and U. S. Slarshah nevt
t W.'ie. j Thoii- ill-gotloii j root'ey j
biirait'ig tlietn terriblyT ' ' 4
' i v. " 1 .' . 1 . - u 4
There U color in the Senatorial to:,
te-t in South Carolina. A dispute,
from Columbia nays: "The ootites
f ir 1'i.lted btate' Senator will be pro'
ably between ex-Gov. Scott and Co.
-mail Eiliot (colored1."
re-
'i'bo ltepiiolicau Caueu of U.
Senators very proiierly dwided :h
the Liberal lleptiblican niemUT
i 'oniritttewiust takti back setiU.
t!.e miio'i:y with thirr late allies, t
Democrats.
Kahuna has five wbUkey niUUai
no : iool home, and now the ar.tbo.
ties are adwrtising for somebody i
hui'.ti tliciu ajaiL The "Beacon" 1
at a '(ia to'kiiow.what'a the ruauer.
Tlie IVeident laH'namiaatedfVar
Uiit.l of Tew York, ii A4ociat "Jw
t:cewrth Saprt;iieCiiurt, Li place o
XeUon. 'reijltfiiei.lv . t ,
. ! 1 1 . ! 1 ". ' - "
Honors t tl" memory of Horae
Creoler were vcrv eeuerally paid, bj
Tire IIAMOD j
larpea'tluB' Statement- Tbe
InB" Proees Iielowt
San FRACI'CO. December 5. T!
vkleiicrf and names of the mi
sfcted partie given to tlie Execute j
'ominittce of the late Karuendiu.
Ihilng Company will be laiu bettw
'ie grand lury "tolav. Ilarpendir. j
tated that he went to London in 1371
here lie heard of the illnesi of his so
.i Paris and went there. In Apri
72, lie lett for the United SUtes wit
'argo Hill, Rulierg and Lent, none
-horn were connected with lihn i
opines. At New York lie had a cm
ultation with Barton, and they d,
Jed to return to San Francisco. Slat
as then at St. LooK Arnold was t
ave met Slack at Denver, and the
:ack was to take the Xew York pirt.
o the diamond fields. Kalston knev
vhat was going" on. Fry, Roberts an.
Vrnold met at Denver. We 'decide
o take Janln with us as expert. 11m
few York party consUtiiigof Harpei
dng, Janln, Lent, Gen. Dodge, Slacl
itKiAniold. Waited at 8t. Lotil ti
ie party. Witness was prejudice
gainst Slack.' Arnold's talk stretiBtl
ued it. They went to the fields throuvrl
ridger' ras. Arnold Revrned low
lid the fields were near the Dorn
nountains.' When he reached th
lace, a wktm. the earth seemed to hav
een luitonehed from tlw surface rock
fitness had not been on the grotim
hree o'linutes when he found a larg
iiamond. Two men washed and twi
acn assorted the tiirt. Next day the?
urveyed tlieAlitn nd fmiml two hut.
rtd geci". Tii. y lot'-i to stop work or
ccount of tlie coid, and left for Xew
fork with Slack and Arnold. Ku
erg's stateroent was to the same el
--ot, but lie said Gen. Dodze olferei
lietn tW0 a week to remain on tin
eld. ILirpemllng reqiw?U.'d him t
eniain, and he finally cotweiiteV
taurine I lore stated that himself ai.
lbertH took 50.000 shares ia tlie ei
erprtsc a third interest to eacS. Th
nr. take.i were 328.000. Janlu h.i
t.tCO which lie oll'ercd to sell Lent ni
:irpe:idlp; for 40 per share. Th.
:d Jiliaip40,000. ( One person who
ine cannot be obthlned made a c' '--'
east of ait lie knows about the alt!.
mt-m. ai''l rive ' lines of the :i
ompUcei ia the swindle.
One of the ueiitumen who are no
'gajced lit instruct .ne tlie mbhic bi
i prevent treat ooimaj'afniis. uia
4ns that nf a blanket had been steejK
i water and hung np iu front of t:
attest fire In Boston or Chicago, an
et thoroughly drenched by tbe er.
iaes it wonld have remained u
..xxhel to tlw last." He enforces b
n-ory by a statement that "if any oi
vill take a piece of paper and staph
'. like a cup. lining it with water, tl
aoer thus filled may be heled do
ver gaslltfht and an egg boiled in tl
vat ex, aud tlie water itself pass off b
team, yet tbe paper wui remain ut
Frohi Dii'ij of Twidci, Die. 10.
The C'orvallis Gazutte lias eutared nixin
i: ;::iiCi jlutut.
Tlie L-alies Tjnblic scboel baeutie hundred
ind siaty-two'pnpila.
Tbe Knigbta of 1'vthiss arc about to or
iauize a uew loJj in Portland.
J. Mortimer SlnrrT is collecting ittauB
i tics ia Southern Oregon for M'Connick't
! itate Directory.
j The Corvallis Gici Club will givo a C
' oatic aod musical entertainment Moiuu
' vening, Dec. 23d.
i Forty volunteers left Jacksonville, la
. etk. tor Lioa river. As many more lei
uhland and I'haTiii.
Eugene City has the sidewalk, nnisano
id tiie Guard keeps obituary notices ii
j , auk as standing matter, ready for use a
! iiy moment.
tit
amnion coinrar-slaver. He killed thne
i one day, recently, beside patting a gentl
oon to sio
James Jlulvaaey, of Cmpoua, ia
ileep.
appointment of Agricnltun
that oomnty, by Senator B. i
Sanrael J. Berry, of Pclk cotmty, ha
nceivea ue
Student from
rystal.
Citiaroa of Kosebnrjf are raisinR a sab
criptkm to build a plank road from thei
tain street to the railroad dejxit. It wji.
st four hundred dollars.
Messrs. Hull A Kickell have jmrehase
mi Jaeksonvilie Times. Chas. hiclell wil
the editor. The paper will continue ti
Democratic in politics.
The subscriptions to onsnre the bnildin
I the State University at Eugene do no
.tow mnch, and the few friends of tin
neasore are getting discouraged. ,
Frank Bimpson, indicted in Polk eoonb
or horse stealing, was arrested in Dou?l i
ountv last week and brought backtoDai
j, where ho was committed to Jail.
The Eugene Journal says that tlier
used overtua militarv wagon road tl
astvear, going cast, 3.540 head of cattk-.
,4ti borsea, 423 waRons. 13,i;i3 sheep, 4tV
oen, 138 won: . and 237 cbiidreo ,. -i
The PantasTaph savs ': ' "Larse and' ric!
teposits of Chrome and Copper have bcei
ound in the Cow Creek hills. The chronv
" said to be very rich, yielding 90 per cent
nd is found in inexhaustible quantities."
Wm. Bimpson. of Wasco ooonty, waa ar
ested at Ochoco, a few daya ago, ant
irought to the Dalles upon a charge o
tealing $00 from John Bohn. Failing t
ive bail in tbe sum of $1,000 he was put ir
jail.
Tie Oregonian says : "Oregon Enmrnp
nent No. 1, Champions of the Med Ct
.ijjt instituted in tlie Good Tempiar's HJ
n tlie evening of the Oth inst, by M. l
rrich. D. O. C for Oregon and Was;
ngton Territory."
The following business was trausaoteu
0,1-vnd Oltice at Kosebnrg durinx t'
wnth of November: C&h sales. 6.
res; Final Homesteads. 2.2C5; A. '
rip, 1,120 acres; Donation Cenifirit
J00 aci-es ; Pr'-mption Filings. S tV
;res; total, 11,00.
The Mountaineer says: "Mount Hood
t Oldcc (Wasco coiiuty) wm ue niovto
. McAttee's a soon as .Mr. B. McAttee wil.
talify. The stage route will then I
hansid liv way of the Tyglr ValUo, Ver
intee bridge, BcJte Oven, Trout Creek
illow Crei'k to Ochoco, and return the
atuj way."' ,
Ykf.ka, Dec 3. George Klocke.
wlie wa reportetl killed by tlie Mo
doc, arrived in town this evening.
From him we learn the following ad
ditional particulars: Fiocke waa all
through the fight, Imvitig started trom
Link river at 2 a. M. on tlie 20th Hit..
in company with Ivan Applegate on
Clear Uike where tliey obtained hope.
On Monday, tbe 2d, tliey proceeded to
1'ule LakfejiswJlrAkBxotherton.
who told tlieni shenad been alone fv
two nights, ami that her htw'ianil and
two sons aged Jl aud 22yeat-v were
ItUled wldT '.tiavilljjg ,,wood. . Mrs
itrotlierton and two sons l uilt barri
cade in the hone of flour. She ay.-
that tlve Indians were on horses take
from Mr. Brotlierton's teams. Mr
Hrotherton and sons killed two In
dians and kept them away from the
bouse night aud day, so that they
could not burn It, and bad not slept
for two nights She and the two boy1
and a little girl were then taken by
iovke'a party to the settlement,
rlocke Mates that Henry Miller wa
nndonl tedly uken away alive, as they
I'.'Und Wiere iii team had m i oft ict'
he wood. They alo found the IkvI
f Miller' woocMiopfier. name u .
nown. ' Fiocke say the tuttseoftb
vort that he was killed. wa that ;
va out with a (larty lniiirinjr l a
otlies and met a German, a trtn i
of Shrceder, hunting for Shrceder
oly, wlieii Floi k wild he knew win ri
it wa, aud with Clia Mounie, wl.-
ws also reported killed, started back
ro find it. Xear Mr. Miller's hone.
as they were hunting tor tlie deai
body, tliey took tbe wrong road, and
becomiag nneasy returned to tlie house.
Upon reaching the house Fiocke ami
Monroe saw a party of men riding to
ward them from Bloody Point. Thi
party proved to be tho Applegate
jrotiiers with a party of fiiemllv
Klamath Indians. Applegare the j
jot Floeke to go out ami flint the body ,
'ot taking hi cnti. and while alont !
innting it" ho siiw a party of Modoc j
uidcr Scar-faced 'barley. One of tin
iidian rode ahead, and idiot twice a
locke, and also set hnnvder s hoin
ii fire. Foicke'a hailing called Ap
ilegate's attention, when he observed
ilweder'a house on Are and sent young
x-onrius, a friendly- Modoo, to ee
Charley and induce him to fight,
vhile they made port hole in tbe
"lou-e. AJU'f Mine talk tbey suld they
would fight, aud were about to get
H.I1111U a haystack and bam, when
x-onches wa.s sent out bv Applegate tr
itni both the haystack and Spni, am
ncceeded In doing so before the Mn
H.k came up. The Indians findiii
o shelter, fled toward Bloody .Point,
iid that nlgut Applegate and party
etumed to tlie soltlierV camp. . Fiockr
nys that when he was goiiuj to Llnk
ille yesterday, he met. OVerton and
thers with a wagon containing a coffit
ir himself and Jlotiroe. He alo say
hat all the male settlers on Tnle Lake
-ave been killed, but tbe women and
ihildren escaped, ...... ,
tlwre were no relic of departed beauty
dtioat me noae in tne Miape 01 pno
tograpb or preternatural painting-,
tlie desperate man patted for one lm
inilating instant, wheu auoth;r brick
bat came at him and lie was happy.
He remembered that an excellent por
trait ot hi firt liad been deponte.!
with her in the silent tomb. Thither
he ru-died. there lie dug with a tri
umphant spade, and thence lie cirried
the convincing picture. Crushed to
tbe eartlu hi, second roe again only
to confess tliat bis blooC-ctirtUing asser
tion was too, too true,
It. S. UFSlMSiI "A,
world have bst-n aetraia.-d that we fee! ft iJ(Jl)K h lOKh
iustified in predicting the ontinuance ot
rates as gcod as, i? not betttr than, tl.-; pres
ent quotations, in tl.is caae , thu prosj.c.
is open befcre us for bctUir p;-ic'S in tre
gon, during the Winter and Bpriiig month.
AXrUOJEY
tasnn It.
Sii.an B. Atuliouy . and fotirtevu
other strong-iniuc tl" women are to
la? tried at koclieter, Xew York, in a
few days for the lieiuous crime of hav
ing voted at the late Presidential elec
tion. What punUhnii'iit wiil be In
flicted upon tliee violators of the laws
vviio wickedly and wai touly defiiil tlie
overeigii people by voting fur Pre-d-.leut
of the I'nited States, we are una-
We si iu the Portland papers a listei'
fifteen veKst-la bound to Orton from for
eign ports. There are three now in Port
land, from foreign ports, and five wasting
vessel. The demand for cargoes for these
vessels i, no doubt, tbo occasion for the re
cent advane. in the price of wheat.
Wheat in Liverpool Avra;, lie'is
&1; Cnb. 12s tV.Si3s.
I'H Portlnnd Vrortuee Market.
I Fmm the Oreg :.ian Ike. 9.!
V.'heat During t'ie week now closing,
onr quoUons by tt-legraph have advsncid
111 S.tn Fraaeicu. while tn v have declined
.it Liverpool. Tiii would seem struig;-, as
the Calif -nna mark' t is i:overnei almost
ntire'y by t!i English mark"?. We can !
.wcuiiut lor it in n' way but on tho grouni I
'at pecnlatnrs rtv I'.nvinrin the trrules
Mm 1 1 ai.risi . imi tl a: tie rise is tbe w t,;
; 'if hull-." Tie d,.-p:.ich f'n:n Sv-S: ! 1
1 I'ini 1 ,-l.i"nf i"'it.1 t 11 'if nli11,". In- i
hie to say, but the heavier the better j ,hiy at t 7S.U a rust:, r of some Vtirpri-. I
for tbe noble cause In which tliey are : sn'.l iU aM i the agi'ation in our oun s
to suffer, and Which will be benefitted I market on M..ndn . A present o. r is 1113-
In proportion to tbe severity of the1 i'J.-. and buy. r -it 1 4-i. nre more wiil-
ized ia,htlval;cili-i iiU'jifim bbort: that fig- ;
are.
Oats Peeeirts mder t'to:". lvar.ee", qi:ot:i
tlnns are iuoavninn; and tin qnantit, iu.
store sj-iitt large. T.'-u dercand is sciirce-
lv u 1 'i.. - ft. iiui-lv i,, i.ih n..V Friia. n-iiw
, ... ..... .... . - ...
' ...MAnii tri.T.v ion-.. -if ?l l,t ikt llO
pil llnld.
Flour The wh:!or rai.-.s o .n;ng naviga
. ion of tlie Vv illanu tt . the result is sr. in
nasf in supplii s from it dir. etion wlrcb
. lids to' wiaaiii tlie mrk t. tnoni.1 ti e
prices keep well up, teMug to tLo fair de
mand foi txtxirt purposes.
Butter Ll.olct' IdU. for home consump
tion ere in gisi'l d-mmd at 453(1 cents
per pounJ. Corninou coijLiag is w-.ll su;
nlinf at lower raUs.
Egg The n-c.'ipts to-itiv "nve b.-n
Vjirge, Vi.d w';;ilo the demrnd Las ' crn cim1.
prices st-cin to weaken. Quotal'ii;- at l'-i, 2 .
o 11 ts rn.r '.. n.
Other rr.Klucts uncaan;;f'l.
Nei lixTto K.irra- I'.ros , "a'oi, hs J
Rsvlve't a 'ar assiwlraent of liowis l.ir the
Ilouuays.
iaift Books, M'js'.cal liistruTttnls,
Photo. A!oun.s, Pictures,
Fancy Stationery, Cutlery, 1
Go:d Pe is. School
Books.
Toj , rantiy Goods,
AND TOILET AllTIf LK4.
iii ?r.!t variety.
Aisn f'T
Geo, Woods k to.'s Oians.
tv.in:tr
School Re-Opening.
Is Fit NKIt: 1 T'S f.AK v.'.'l ..,f.n ,
her.-h a' ti-.- .-.t pa-- mi I'u.'.y
i niK'i 1
,1 t ..KMT FROM TiTU ST.VTKMfcXT F THE OVMTIDV AND AFFATRS O
tk i -ai i tViw.fiia . tiol'-'ber Slt, Wil. sulSMnwat tn :li CHK'ASiO 'IUJt as rxpunnt t
i.uurao v t,iiiis.".v; of Hit Krate it t'uhl'oru :
CAPITAL STOCK $U8SCR1BCD S8.000.000 OO.
Capital Stock Paid up in Cash, S3, 500,000 09.
Total Cash Assots, 90,2 1 2,025 48.
Increase in Assetc sinoe J&n. ret, 1871, S496,
3IO40. rijThiR t'omcany's hiines Is rfcvotl eiaOuslvely to Fire Iniiran,e, and it Is tbe only Vj
g i.a Company rtijfresert) t In AjxtV-s doing s M t Insnraiue biuim sA, with uu siu))!- ,
up.i.u sa l Isirtzv aviimuliUil nuuis not llafiie for IJIe or Marine Lve. ,
' s?ass aim . '
Si Tni;
Uencral Aenis lor the I'M.-.n. Loom.
HEV1TT, VILsON & CO..
Nov.llf
Uesteral Ayewla fcrOmis ns4 Washlna-to Terrttery
(OflSje corner W Jt Asb Street, Portlaud, Oregoa.
11 . M
l,e-
, Le.
u.
punishment. Doubtless, tlie true
hearted men and women who are will
ing that any kind of ptiuislime.it
ihould be suffered by others so long a
tbe great caue ot women flinge
-thiill be advanced, would be deiijhted
hat the Rocheter ni:irtyr wert- to !
l iyeil alive, and their ciii.ions nulled
i; on tls? docirs ot tlie Court IIom-k; a
i wiiriiinp to other evil doers. As for
,e chi.tf offeiidiT, we cm -e her ii
uir mind's eye waiking proudly into
Jotitt and exclaiming to the Juilt
.ind Jury, with an air of lolly disdal.i.
"btisan li.
Autliony. she
Doe not care a flddle-thwlee.
And, probably, that heroic Miiid il
Itochester, who' will be as iaruoiH in
history as the Maid of Orleans if, like
her, she would lie burned at stake, doc?
uot care what degree of suffering she
may be called upon to endure, so loupr
m it will Imt give the American w-v-1
nen the riglit ot sutl'nips as well a' to !
uffer. '
SIIAVKORV .tri'tA'!AY '
J. A. K.K II RnOx:, n. !-,
HVMlTAN .1.11 Siirpron. trflU-.e i
Mi"Ti''h-li-.. re-l ie i ceojiKis e nortt
nl" Ma i ion "iiare, Ss em 'irn.
STL. SJ A
KZJ V
I
nzr,
NOTJCF.
TEIXUBAPUIC BKETITIGI.
Ssenatftf 'Anfhdnr V elected rresi-
lent pro tem of U. S. Senate. j
A resolution was preeuted In the
iloue to ascertain the debt of the DU
rict of ColutuWa , : :,t,,
Fifty thousand people visited the
Xew York City Hall to see the re
nuins ol Greeley. President Grant
nd several Cabinet officers attended
the funeral. .
The X.Y. Herald proposes, anetH
kiwiueut fund tor Horace Greeley's
Uiklreu. - , , . ..
Stanley has oommencett fcfuring o;.'
Is AfHcttu experienceij.
The R publicari branch of the Ala
Niua Le 2i slat a re nnaulinouly elect id
'jiencer L". i. teiAtor, .r.,-, j : J
The Democratic National Cotnialt
c has Issued an address pay in? a trib
tte to the memory of Horace Greeley,
A fellow w ho h;i Itf-eii fhavtI hy .1
Clihiatr.n i.iy-4 tint hi harbtr first
troppeddus nzor on his le; a.-id then
lid tiie sliaving without any lathee.
The cu toraer remonstrated, but was
told that the latlier was entirely useless
and had a tendency to make the hair
tlff and tough, and whs, therefore,
never ud by persons who had any
knowledge ot the face and its appen
dages. Ater tlie beard bad ivo taken off
iud It was done in very riu.ri tini--
'he barbor took a lone, skirp, needle
haped spoon, and iiesfin to explore hi
cutorntr'seats. He brought up from
.ininerous Tittle crevices bit of wax
and dirt that liad beetl accumulating
li:ce his childhood. The barber sud
denly twisted his snbli ct's neck to one
Ade In such a manner that it crack ei!
as if the vertebne had been dUlocated
'Hold on I shouted tlie tarty,
alarmed for tbe safety of his ueck.
"All right." replied the tonson.
me no hnrt you," . and be continued cliange.
fo jerk and twist the neck until it wa'
as limber as an old lady's dudi-rag
lie then fell to beating the back,
breast, arms and sides with his tl-K
then he tnimnieled tbe muscles utiti.
they fairly flowed with the beating
they received. He then dashed a
bucket of cold water over his man.
dried his skin with towels, and de
barred that his work was-done. Price,
two cents. . . s
1VlH.-hKr.. The Ilillb(in. VX. C.)
Kecord says : Did you know that in
li! a pair of tvhNkcisni' stuli a tiling
.i a uifiu-tiicl'e wa aiminiiKiKe i i
in t!iiecriviy V. Aii iwa ;in-.-!il:ie..t
T .!l!e:!Vt' of'!:' t:'Hti '!.o -iy Ie
..ever iiw a :r.:ni w',;!i l-eatd ti l
1.-J ; that !Vi. t'.ithvr. well :i- the j
o'tu-r old ire;it"i me 1 ! the ti-vn.
ci .von" uhi-K'-r. but .-hived every
iiiornii!jj. and taur!ii I'.H'l'- ch:uilrc:i
that " wliUkers wm v an aboniinatlc
and a sin."' He says that at l'hnp; l .
IIll', in l-i'l. ayuuiig g n leman from
K:i! !j;h ,and uo'v a jiroiuliicnl citizen
of that city; made a f.eblc Htteiiijit to '
ctilrlva'e a tuomstaclie. and it raised '
such a corar:- 'v in co"cge th:U the.
rs.n'v too' .ud (if it Hid se::f the
Rev. Dr. IKvins now of Xew Yoi.k ,
and thun cue oft' e iJi.irt!. totheyntiuj; '
I'm to n a o:i with 'litu, ant! .-t hiir.
o shave hi tipis r 'A.
The Dc'or pp ,Mc,l to t!;e yountr'
mat', for the side ot hi ainted tatlier
tociit it off." and if n-.t for hii nke, for '
lod'ssake "to cur it off., A:id tlie hair
dl appeared. O.ily ior.s aiid ,vircus
r Ucr and Mich vort: whUker- In thotc
vvs. Our Infornvfyt now wear' a
luivy bean I. a;il is not a little proud
f his moustache. IIiw tlilnc lo
Bevi:k IIos,a:: Mri.On. i
J'ttFRr N, tig.i., lKv. '.h rK7.'. i
t sTINS-iN ! avl.i len appoiineH
X aii.a AreU IT ihe U-avei
Hi'lerv M I il l.- uri is O'n a.i; . n-iri.-? I
hritl) kIvch Im. i. .n;r.v i rfsnv ks.m
w ill t).- rev v ii,-1 a-lil i i pmi h imi'.ni
in", e-ro.i :e li Mm r iin"-r M H'ttb'rH.
HEAVLII IliWtUY M IU Cv.
Iiej.tlarnSm.
BC3T AXDSH0E STORE.;
CEO. A. PEASE,
Sac.'sscr to
PROTZMAN, G'LLIHAN i CO.,
. A-'lmtl nntl Uorrltoii Street. Vot 1-
0ercrtiaZ&Q2ffi&Zcu'estmazA'et price,-
'0UftZ
s ft
'.Hi' 1 a
-f :r. itr S.a:.'
THE KEN YON GALLERY
'Ijiio'y oirate '. he fr. A. L,blei!:l
W. II. c:atterli, j
I
4y i:5rt:R!Kxnrnori:R AT0RJ'nflw
the Proprietor c:' ttus ni'ar FIkSo ;
emph l.aliery, ami is the 'cois-raur. All.
wnrk warrau:et to ff.vc tat Istaruoi'.
far4
J (fozzi.
2Z
One of tbe ftshiii&bla cborcbee lu
New York has a doped au expedient for
lUractiiiar tbe curlms of Its oonrrre-
ion tochurcii which, costing notbluK. ; heart la nearly broken
'.iij(nt UTiiaps w aoopcsj wmsi praui
Isewbtw. AttJio rear of (be cburci
kept hanging a slate beuring upon it
i li-t of wedtltng to he eeletrarel.
vlilcli, it I-f u.kI, prove eftVcttwl i.
Kraaiiig u- nitem lance of j'otmg L
ies toiliviiie 'r''ce. .
UEABT-BKOKEX WIDOW.
Hit said that the following letter
was writtew to a lady in Chicago by a
bereaved and stricken widow in Chi -ctanati
:.
Dearest Lonisa : Darltig JeTin die '
last night. Congestion of tlie hi'ig-1
'.)nr Us Is his jrnbi. I will ioin lili.i
oa tbe other Bliore. I have ordensi
tie lovo!Wt utolialr for 'the tuneral
nade with polonaise and trinimedwitl
real point lace. Loss covered bv in-
urance on tbe ten year plau ; will be
paid In sixty days . I know yea nor-,
:W with ene. .' We bad four docter-. i
it twodollsrs a visit. Aunt Maria
win not ' go into mourning, be- j
csoee she just bought tier fall and win .
ter things. Her bonnet te srra-.r. !
mere m a oaim u uueaci; out my
SeiKl ine a cut
paper pattern ot that saoqne of yours. ,
Xonroeroretl MAHaH.
I once ailled. " said Theodore Hook,
-on ntt old laly wlio pressed me so
urgently to stay ami dine wit'i her
hit. I had tioeitgiigeinent. I could
ot refill. On sitting down tlje ser
vant in.c-ivrel a didi which contained
two iiiuttmi cliop. sod iny old .riend
-aii!. Mr. Hook, yu see your iliuuer."
I'luink you. nm'aui, said I, "but
where'i yours f".
Bret Harte is untiirtunate In his Bos
fonappniiitmei'ta to lecture. Falling,
or some reason or other, to keep hi
1 it, Mr. Ill dpath. who felt somehow '.
responsible tor his non-appearance. In-
rod i iced Dr. Holmes to tlie wailing
itMlieiice. with the remark, which was
y no means fhittcrinjt to the absent
t lecturer' "itH tne castom, in tnis
! course, in any cawj where the commit
I t.-e have been tillable to keep their i
! orouiii, for tliem to piocnre a lector-;
1 er of "tipcrior merit to tbe one adver-
Used." - -
W. W. Piper,- .
ARCHITECT,!
POI?ITT i A TJX.
I'eviaf
I
,
500,000 Pounds
IJIVTC hnvdrnl thoind fimnl of perk '
" w.i'itel a tbe t'apl a' MarK f, Llher t I
street, Sulem. Highest markH rni-e pakl in
rafti.
W'l. (JOELI.EI'I.
N'nv.?I7lm
LIFE POLICY PAID.
' Salem. Or' g m, X'v. S. 1ST?.
7V A. A. nr 66-r nrt Jt-r Arm' '-r COJV- j
TIXRNTAL LIFE IN8VR.ANCK CO,
of -V w lor.- j
I TAKE this opportnnltv of thanklrj; von
and your Cominy for tbe pro an pi snd
hvnorablr payment o( the Iil ry of 1,1ft
IijiHTfinc on tbe tlfenf my laiehn-bssd Win.
J' hncn of Salem
KLIZABKTU JOHNiOV.
BELT & JOHNS,
WITH OU WITHOUT FORCE FFEO.
jfzcZttsiveSa&ik 0vg4?iftrl&e
made fejr&zzrJaJztated, castfteel
DtFO.
A Louisville nian who had onlv leei
iu.ii:t:d with his girl two uigfits, at
j ce .nted to kiss her at tlw gate. 1.
j dying deposition he told the doe
I .rs that just as he "kissed her, tli
j irth slid out troui under his feet, am
I lis soul went out ot his mouth whil.
head touched the stars." Late'
tlsDatcbcs bdow that what ailed hini
.'i M..nw of eltlzims throuzbout tb
United States Wednesday, tbe day cf I jiwched so long as tbe watw baU be I ho ol(Lml ' toot' J"11
f-nl. fUtttla,'' 'fWMlHW ttew.
ttMCUsflSlf
f-N A Qi ANDAUY. .i t per got ir
mcb on bis,, to.ii toil the. "lin r !
it i.ii.l o-a rt jI u! 1! e hud . ,
K-a..ed a . nip ' r
i..g a liit.e d g li ipji- e. : , .,
in, wUrtUjioti lie 'iniiulg.d Ui t. -'lilontv:
" Wei! nnv. h r.vs atvutiti
drum. I know where I ate that lob
.er; I rtcolcct v. here I got my m i:
ttt I ui hanged if I can "reca I w ere
swallowed that big blaCi . d g,"
The following i- tlie most startling
oinposi tor's 'fiiieto fill outa column"
.ve have seen fora month: 4Dne
onng mothers heart leap 4th with joy
vlien lie beholds her darling babef
1st 2th.
Tlie rureiiU of i. tie .viary Telly petl
loned the 'ew-Y oik Legislature lor
cave to change their child's name, be
tiuse It wan7t that kind ot a baby, a
n'stake bavlM occurcedat tbe ciuist
A Seattle tlispsui' of Dec. 6, tots
- The captain of a vessel lately ftrriv C, '
. . t Tacama reports timt lie s ase
! -o'tsrh iniVs ot luinh-r wher. j
iSe Titli of th k'm nwb'a. Tr-i
t!-i, nil. i- ! rtt ' nt ' 4
j missing schooner Walter Raleigh
, Jaj'. ii-ii-o... which -aikd from t'iw
I rv I'nr Sin Krai clsco oVi-r six vv,i
i ijjr with hi nher.
i '
An obliging gentleman, who thinks
nch perouai i .vrs no i.ot ct mn I.
while they make friend?, wa applied
to by a colored man for a certltii ate ol
character, by which he might gffc a it
untioc. The testimonial provtdtole
nore complimentary than .ipio him
lf had exectel; and that winthy o.
eenvcring from his astonlshmput, e--
c!alnied: "Say. Mr. . wmtyo'i
irih me sonietliiijn; to doyerselt'on that
v-commendatlou?'
At tSalem, P-jC. 7, 172, Ralph Barron
Ruiki . aed 7 ars. son of Huh Rank n.
At Ashland. Jackson county, Dec. 6ui,
1S72. lucker Aikeu, of Marion county, cf
consumption. Leased waa en route- to
California, for fha bem fit ot his health.
Ii a.lrm. IieoerabeT 4ia, HT. at 9 r. v..
.ark?. lOcimM 'tP!, 'f C W. A s. A. Ki-.-a',
al 4 year" a"l It -tars. '
Wlilcmoito i.n.versity.
2 n. xj a- ca-i ir is .
aZs tfi&
A'I TIDE JVSTXY fc-KLEBUATET)
PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW,
well ami utvnranly koo a thmufnma tbe 'West anil PaciHc Slope. Improved e-jiev ialh
n ir easnn ' lfJM, wfch liat cvndMve, stel bis-b laudslde, rScotch clevis ami lilsli
su.edard. foVe A(,-t".." 'r ikr , ,
MITCHELL TPAJlVXL WAXJOIS
IKAZ.rKS TH
Ihe uexiTeire vi.
t i inn A: tl
oa ma
V-kiii 1-. 1G. 1S72.
he .V.nil O il r
ciro i
jii.ci Mlll-l - 1
. 5 i.:i:7.iK ij-i: -
: u I. . i'l
I c gan i--' -..i li
TVti: T" ti n
I '! rt M i D
DRUGS AND MEDiClES ;
i
Fancy & Toilet Artie! os.
r
hys'clsns Pi-5scr!ptionti ant
Faml'y lecipes Wesdie ' j
a3.33Cla?ty. j
,1 lvl-e h mekelnll . i
f" mir e i.i" S: roei
N. --7i. f
A minister who has done nu chbard
-ervice proposes that the pews be put
on pivots so that tbe devout may exam
iiie the toilet oo tip back mta,
On Marriage.
1(rshi' Belief lor Toui.k Men fr.nn i
heeat s 'l trriirsaiid Abuseo 1 eaii; 'He
Hiiho-l re-lOTH. Imcrltmemr t- Mar
nate rtmivci. New meihfl of troatnieut.
jui rvmirrVab renellas. Hoolts and
Iroii'ar sen', freu. in tea'ertenve'ois-s.
Ai1res. t'OWAltn ASWK-IATION, No.
U Sonta Ninth Plit arte'unla. Ps.-n to-
nation Bavin a h'.sS repn:aiin lor honor- ,
able coo'luct anil iro!,-fona' skill. j
anjit ViaUwf'm
IT B StVKS TOO IATK TO VSE Unit' .
Huney of ll-nrhcninii and Trs aCouuh
.irba' it In st io bave re.-ourse lotn tlie:
irly stares of pi m'-uarv iltseare, so as to -nre
twin-dials ami prmaru-ni relief aisl ,
voiil (UeaeT. Cruteolou'a 7 Avenue.
SoVI bv !riimgjr;t".
Tike's TnothaiLo lreps mire Uj 1 Bit note. ;
IWclttlJtwIw
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
OrtEA KOlE BMltH, (
SALEM. OREXK.
JONES & PATTLRSON, Proprietors.
tfOO
MTdlasZ
THE ZHTCnZLL "WAGON
' ' "... L
6' HIS ATOe vlll nelelttin llrsl-e'tss Ol. .
iter, and irl'h attentive aist ubliglnf '
enanis. . I
Wo are prepared to furnih Root swaa
lAilonstnthe trave'lnu public, aatl will ma i
every cnileavor lo merit tbe patronage, of our 1
old customers.
ltV"!ar Boarding at verv lnv low rttws. i
0T.M,7U. 4
txawfedted alt taiefA fast
"s. A 7TS . As Si .
Av.iiio.in.)y
..a A AI
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