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WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN
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Very Latest News Reports.
EASTERN.
Alnhniwi ('mium.
Washington, Oct. 18. The Court of
Comtnlssoner ot Alabama claims mul to
day. Three hundred nnd fifty-six ease
remain to be considered.
A fool Reiirl From hitting; Hull.
The Commissioner ot Indian A flairs to
day rocelvod a luttor Tram Indian Agent.
Mitchell, dated Fort Peck, MnnUtia, Sept.
22d, convey ing Intelligence that Sitting
null asks pcrmisnlon forhU warriors to
come into 'hut agency to trade for amtini
tion. The letter say tliut Little Hull,
ICIk and Unlv and a chief of that baud
arrived on tlio f vuiiliip of the h Inst.,
sii night out from Silting Hull'n eiunn.
bearing tlio application ot bitting Hull.
StenmtlouHl fctory correrswl, ,
N't: YoitK, Oct. IS. The Tribune's
Washington special save: Tho sensational
statement as lo the concentration ot 10,000
troops Irom th(! department of the Atlan
tic at Columbia, are made In nearly all
o!' Uie Democratic piicra. They are not
tollable. A stall' ollieor ot 4r'iieral Wier
iiian say to-night that ouch stories lire
mischievously false, as there are less than
.1,000 troops in the littpartinent of the
Atlantic which ure available lor any pur
pose whatever. Tho soldiers ot tho re
union of tho Army of the Tennessee are
ury iiuich excited ut tho Sunt lieni nit .na
tion. There l a groat dual of bulJisrent
talk among them. Some of their btre
most moii nay with earnestness, that If
dry Hhmilil ever take the held again, they
would follow Sumner's plan und destroy
Statu linen.
AHilrni 1 1 III nilm.Nl JKriltlii)nn
f uiuimIIUt. !
The following Is tl' address of '.lie l'e
piihlli'ttti National Committee: !
The Kcpubiicau National Committee
congratulate tho party which they repre
sent and tlW country upon the result of
lite lull elections already held. In Maine
a I.cptibllmii majority ot liiw tlian 5,000
In been increased to nearly 10,000. lu
Vermont tlie oi l ascendancy h:is boon
filly iiiuiiitrtliimt. In t'olorado a Dcino
( ratio majority ot 2,000 bus been overcome
and a ltepublican Govern jr und bolb
branches of the ICgliliiture elected, secur
ing two I". S. Senators and three l'rest-
lieuttiii cleetor. in uiiio, tlio ucpuoiican
majority ot 5..-ilK) has been Increasad to
I....... ft lu.t .... J 111 IUUI ....I 1....I.II.M.
onmmn if.miu ..-,.m. miUlm, ,iw... ,
'oiicresmeii have been cabled, li. Indi-
Hiia tlie lteuiocratic mriorlty ot 17,tHHl
In- Im-ii reduced to 5,000, with a gain ol
lour Kcpuuhcan Congressmen and tlie
I'gislatlira ii)j juiiit bailor. Thee
lilgiily gratifying results have been ob
tained In the face Ot trauds at tlie ballot
hux and in the unparalleled use of money
by the opposition, . They show tlie drift ofj
popular Keiitiiuent and clearly Imlicate a
imiioiml victory lor tla? Kepubhcnii wrty
In ovemls-r. All that Is now necessary
1-t ) contuaiu a vlgtti'oiM proscutloii of
lie caiiiiwign; t secure protect Ion for all
ei ui'tis hi the right ol the ballot; to bring
nil legal voters to the polls, and to pruet'ue
the iitiiiiit vigilance on tlie day of the
ebction. Fortunately lor tlie country,
our candidates represent tlio best spirit ol
inform to which they were pledged by ev-
e-y set and Utterance ol .their lives. Their
Mioecss alonu u ill iiiMire honest adinlnia-
iraliou and pre-crve the lioveriiuieut from
tlif unfrioiidly hands of thi I whoforin
er'y t-oiiijlil to destroy t it, jnd wlio now
'-eekto pley upon its re-oil ii'es.
-j CilAMH.l.i:, ( 'iiaii niiin.
It. C. McCiik:k, Sec'y.
v fi oS.wtHe oa hmI muon S'i',
- Cittr ao, Oct. .-Tlie Tribnue's Ten
liauto Special ': Hiut tlie election
the Kepublienns of V igo county have not
been sal lulled that their -defeat was lalrly
accomplished. The vote was over 1,000
larger than four years ago, and the IHmik
ncrai.li! niHioi lly from 100 to :i(HM. To-day
Hie licpiibllcaii candidate lor county clerk,
' (lied papers contesting 'hoclxiMon, and it
Is understood all the balance of the JUipub
lican coiiuly ticket will lollow suit to-morrow.
The Democrats are astonished by
lliis move. Tin; papers charge liauds iig
grpgailng over 1M1O hi each ward, audit
is claimed that proof Is lortlieotuing. l'et
ltnp alter nil the election tables must be
revised, and Vlo coiiiity pit down Ko
.ljU'llit.' ri:' M ', ' ; ,
" 'I'liitukN U ike Hr,-MAleii.
i;w Vouk, s (jc. Mi Tbfc ; .Union
League Club tu-niglit imsned resolution
,,liaiikiMg ,,yiu l'reident:. of the Uniled
.Stales for his lucent ell'irts to protect South
Caruhua lrom violence, mid to secure the
exercise and free tunjoy inuiit .ol lltu rights
of siillruije. 'I'liiiuks were also tendered
lo the loyal press nf the .country, for its
i able and manly ' vindication' ol kiw and
hlMii'ty irom the aliMsen ol sectional iullii-
, nee and partisan corruption. ,
' , foreTcn'news.
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Knalern lullilrHl , . ?
b.ixM, Out. 10. Lata Tuesday morn
ing summons was Issued for a c.iblnet
c.mncll, to he held to-day Thursday;, and
several miuinleis arrived last ghU It I
rumored that the government contemplate s
oalliug an autumn session ol J'lirllaitieiiti,
1ncoiveinencc of he grAve s'spect of the
Ktslcrn question. It is aleo stated that
the government 1ms applied to Lairds to
have ships ready to transport troop.
The Advertiser nay there Is a report
that Lord Napier, of Magdala, lias been
ordered to hold himself in readiness to
rako command ot the .roops 'vhioh mav
Iw fent to Egypt.
1 tie I Standard prints an importing table
descriptive of the iron vessels ot the Kus
slan navy, It shown they are in nnm
ber, carrying trom 2 to 2'l guns each,
PmbMhie I'oNldon of Frnare.
PAins, Oct. lft. All evening papers do-
clare that If the peace of Europe Is dis
turbed, I'Vanee. will seriously observe a
policy of uUoution.
hlcnttloiMit Ofdw.
II ai. ii ax., R t. ltt. The Bi itUh tlett
here lias been ordered to remain till lur
ther orders, Instead of proceeding to the
west, mines ror winter quarters, as usual
riMln t'.iiKlitn4.
LiVitKi'Ofii,, Oct. 21. A leading
grnln circular nays the threatening as-
pctoftlie luKteru riuwitlon is such
that holders of wheat are lens Inclined
to part willi their stocks. At the same
time there has been an active inquiry
remitting In considerable business,
chiefly for cargoes to arrive In July
advancing -prices. The improvements
in yt'Hterduy'a prices are from one to
two HtuiiingH per rmurter. Since luos-
day transactions have been large in
thesa and the neighboring markets
and 4 pence per ueiitul over previous
currency iius ix-eu freely paid. Mair.e
was altit) in good request and improv
ed '( to 9 jietice per quarter. Wheat
at the market to-Uay was firmly held
1 1 i pence per cental above Tuesday's
rntcH, which checked the dcaiand, and
only moderate buHiness was transact
ed. )orn, being In limited supply,
improved j shl Iting and !l pene per
quuiter, put the demand was not
live. ,
' PAClFICCOAST.
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Kvn .lo.sK.Oct- IH.To-day thia Oobj
inuuily was Urtled by the report that
John Slnnroe Ijittlefield, ex-oounly
clerk and lately fcuerifl' deputy In
the county assessor's office, had com
milted suicide at his residence in the
western portion of the city. TUe cor
ouer was notified and an inquest held.
Suftlclout wa elicited to prove beyoud
doubt that the act was of his own
seeking, nl that lie preferred death
to the alternative of public Exposure
of the late trauma 'tion of his in which
he succeeded In raising a thousand
dollars by altering the word '"she" In
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ft jnortcaire, ny erasing tne letter -b '
and making it "be." He went home
after drinking heavily, and sometime
during the night took an ounce of
luuduum. JMtueneiu was a mau or
more than ordinary qualitlcatiosn.but
of late years has been of intemperate
habits, ana it was suppose! ne was
becoming delinquent. He leaves a
large family or children lo mourn bis
uufortuuute deat h.
Htoc KTON, Oct. 19. Timothy Sulli
van, aged ilU, a native of Vermont,sin
gle, suicided this morning on the ranch
of J. It". Cole, ten miles from this city
on the Lock worth road. The deceas
ed made his will yesterday, but after
wards destroyed iu Ihe cause or tne
suicide is unknown, presumably tern
pory insanity.
n(nl l ull.
Kan r itANt isx, )t!t, lu. About 2
o'clock this morning John Ghallager
living at tlie Adams House, Hacra
uiento street, between Bansone and
Montgomery, fell down stairs reoeiv
ing injuries' from which he soon died.
The ("leceased was a gambler, wel
known among 4 he sporting fraternity
and an old l'a--itlc coaster. He was
discharge)! from the smallpox hospi
tal alHHit 10 days ago, since which he
had been drinking freely and was in
toxicated at the ti me of t lie accident.-
Wheat.
Iu wheat circles the Iccllng is a little
more quid nils morning owing partly to
news coming to hand rendering it probable
that Kngland may kep out of the East
ern ngn:, also to tne lact tn.it rue extreme
ligures demanded by holders yesterdav
were tar in excess ut anything warranted
bv t!m KuropeiiH market, or by the needs
ol purchasers here. Prominent grain op
erators claim that cargoes are mostly
already purchased lor fngnccd tonnage In
part, and that the Indisposition ol holders
to sell at less than fancy figures, will list
Interfere with the prompt dispatch of the
fleet. Still quotations are all abroad, and
dea lei's waiting anxiously for further news
lrom the seat ol the impcudiii' war.
Mrulall)' Murdered.
Pm au ma, Oct. 22. W oi. Brown, an
old aud respected resident of Marin coun
ty, living hi Chileucs valley, about eight
nille? from this city, white returning to
and when within a short distance ot his
lioine, was dragged from his carriage and
brutally murdered, between 7 and 8 o'clock
last night. He received no less than five
stabs, t-itlrer ot which would have proved
lalal. He also received a huavy blow on
the head, apparently from a revolver,
boine sixty dollars lu silver, a geld watch
and cbiiiu and a gold ring were taken
trom lum, - 1 he murder causes great ex.
t-'Itement, s he was w:i i.nowu ihrowgh
out Soimma autf Marin counties.
REVOLUTION IN Hilti.
Gre3t Political Meeting at Albany.
DR. WATTS AHEAD.
Et. Htatiosman: Will you allow
me space lu your valuable paper in
which to make brief mention of the
political discussion which took place
here on last night between Pf. Watts
and Mr. Croniu. The audience wsSj
very large, a larger portion Republi
cans. Dr. Watts opened and closed
the discussion, making a very' excel
lent speech. Beep Interest was mani
fested by the audienoe. frequently
aheering the Doctor and exclaim
ing, "that's so." Th speaker exam
ined national affairs in a manner
seldom heard in Oreironf showiue
up the gigantic frauds practiced by
Tilden and his nwrtner in crime".
Boss Tweed, and made nis sudienee
feel that it would be," unsafe' to elect
a man who had been proven to be a
swi tidier and perjurer.
cronin attempted to renlv but broke
down and Democrats were ruortielid
and utterly failed to cheer their man.
In closing, the Doctor had nothing
to reply to, and seeing he hud his
mau down, did not care to step on
him.
Mr. Crocln seeing' his cause was
lost, lie could not make a speech. You
need not be surprised if old Linn goes
for If ayes and Wheeler and Williams.
Republicans are jubilant, knowing
that their cause is just. .
Bend us a lot of extra copies of the
Statemax for distribution, it is ex
actly filling the bill here, and we want
to furnlMh it to those who Rre not able
to buy it. "
Ar.UAW, Oct. Vith, 1870. i
THE CANVASS.
DR. J. W. WATTS AT SCIO.
Great Turn out of the People
I'.nnvu .Staiksmax: Yours being
the only Ilepubllcau daily in Oregon,
allow me space in Which to state a
few facts in relation to a triangular
discussion which took place here on
the 18th Inst.
The speakers were our irrepressible
Dr. J. W. Watts, Daniel Clark aud
Mr Croniu. Daniel Clark is on the
track for " Peter Cooper, and opened
the discussion. Mr. Clark stated in
the outset that it was his first at
tempt at political speaking, and be
fore he closed everybody thought be
told the truth, although he used all
ine unit suioiieu mm. finance was
bis principle topic, and proved to be a
deeper subject than he could sueceso
fully handle. He stated truly that
ma Democrat would vote for
Cooper in consequence of Tildeu hav
ing beeu engaged in such gigantic
crimes of defrauding the government
in its darkest days, swearing to false
return of his income. Mr. Clark
stated that he knew of many Demo
crats who would not vote for Tilden
unless he come to the frout and de
nied the charges now stakling against
him.
Mr. Croniu was tlie next speaker.
and it was plain to be seen that he
wa9 badly demoralized; he Hew the
track, and mvh epithets as he threw
out at Peter Cooper, iJiick I'omeroy
and auy Democrat who would support
iuciu, we eeiuoui arar irom a mail
who is asking vote. He lost a good
many votes in this place.
Ir. watts closed tli 3 discussion In
a very able argumentative snoech.
and the
way he went a tier Crcniii,
Democracy and Tlldin was terri lie
and was received with frequent rounds
of applause. Democrats and all felt
tliatt'ronin richly deserved the skin-
ning lie got.
The Doctor made many fust friends
here by his gentlemanly manner.
urging Kenublit-ans to stand by the
old flag and the national party. The
speaker clearly showed bv figures and
history that the only -safety was to
stand by Haves and Wheeler and
Kk'hard Williams, to save the nations
honor and credit and to preserve the
results of the war. Orand day for
Republicans here. At the close the
appiaure was lernnc and a grand rush
was made by ladles and gentlemen to
snane ine uocior by the hand
Dr. Watts' speech at Scio will long
ne remembered by the citizens of
mat town.- 1 ou can sit down a larue
jwiuitiicnti gam in mis section.
- Ha ST! AM.
k'IO, October 18! Ii, l7t".
J O .iN - Jf o . j. jST D P ATTEIISON,',
COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK, SALEM,
Offer for Sale, at very low prices, the
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No. fii.
Si a.-re, -.16' in lies S. t. of Saiciu, In
T SS..K 1W.- Hoiiw: anil liarii. id .le.res In
en Ii ivmlon; Seres unvrpiliile of I'ltltivation;
tl aures Umber pasture. 1'rkHi $:nw0. Kasv
, , ," . So. an. .
4J0 in: re' faun, 5 miles cast of Silver
ton, In Marion eountv; fni-m house one ami onr
half stories! 4 rooma; lrame barn. 4sx4s feet; 64
. rtsof orchard; 60 acres In cnllivaUon; llunco
scattering Umber, au) toniebnuh land; several
ft rreams airl go'l spi-mirs of wiitert foil red lonm.
rery ilark! Is vrbkaiye, raiw-s lino wheat, ami
w pood (rmi land, and a gool raiice tijr lo. k.
Price, tiJiOil. Tei ius, $1000 cath, baiuiice l one
an ! two annual tnymt nta, Willi interest a 10 )er
cent, oer sniinm.
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iisil aere ftrni a miles s. K. of Sairm. lir
Murivu vouiily, an'l known as tlie Cornelius do-
mitioa claim, uii-l a lioluinir the I'anlel Delaiiev
claim or lite soqth; 1 iHveltlnff house, 5 rooou";
and one old ho-; 2 aood ln.K s lo 10 acres of
u"-,..lia,(: ;0acre in cultivation; -2ti acres of p'ai
rie nahtiire. ncS in cilHivail.ni; halaix-c brnsh and
tbnlier l;m.t; 4i aTe ot ln wl.w on the farm;
two swkI reni of water; veveral amxl springs ;
the upland la rtdluun, and the butlom laud is
black loam. Tin is n verv choice farm, located
m-fir the u. R. R.. and about to and a half
Diile. Ii-oill Ziuneri) ttatioa. I'rice, fl-JOII
Xei iiK, one-third iji-Ii: balance in three eij'iul an
nut iKiymeuis, with interest at 10 per cent.
So. 242.
8"2 sere farm W miles K of Silem. In Mari
on onoiiiv, Dt-ina near theO. & !. It. K.. and onlv
almia throe aniles Ir.uu Turrer'n siuliim. Frame
house. S moms: 2 Sm.ru. one of them new ; 3 acres
in ms-aiiow ; rfsi a.rM in etiiiivatioit ; Sjo acres
ot vralre, ued as pasture laiwi; belanue is limber
and brush land.; several stjrin-rs and -nreams of
Sol durab e u!er; all nnrler fence; soil rel and
black loam. Tht? wrra is knov.'iaas the Wni. Kra-
jiier, awl a pan of the Ilunsaker donation land
cbuins. lfr a -tiiLeudiil fanu lur a eiau Willi uaul'al
to invert. Frice, 417000. Term, one-lialf cali;
1-alance 1u one ann two Cfiual annual payments,
w ih interest at 10 per cent, per annum.
1 - No. S3.
S.VI acre fttrm. 10 na-aauuth of Salem, and -ar
the WiltaiButle river, beinir land known as the
John Snyder iHi m, and is sao acre of a 1.U3S acre
lrtu-t: Z H.sU kouaeK 1 iok barn: 3U0 tu 400 acreoln
cultivation: lialan. i pr trie, bruti und timber
lano, iiseu now lor pasture; fu acres in on-lmru
several hpiIiies and runnlnz ' reams of water
soli black loarn, very easy ol cultivation, and pro-
oucine. l ius place has some ferv une narii
wwid liuilx-r near the river. i'rioe, -MO0.
Tvrais, one-UiLrd cah, InlaiK'C In two unnuui
iwymenls, Willi Interest at 10 jcr cent, per au-
n am.
Wo. SOS.
174 acre faiiu'adjoinini; button, Hi miles ssilli
tist ofbaleoi; box lioiuc, weatberboarilud,
two IVaine bains .Mix'o and 30x102, and one leu
ami liauie barn, ISxSU. About i acres of orch
ard. 'ai.U-p, pears, phiins, anil cherries!; Kit acros
In cullivatkNi, alysit acres of meadow ; S acres
limber, the remainder is open brush and prairie
pasture land: the soli ou the high land is red
l-aui; the bolion) land Is black trravel. Price,
1:-oe. 1 ci ins. nail cat.li, oalauceU) sui! puroliatcr.
jiii,-ru-i )ia(iaoie aiiuunMy.
No. II
Sb. aoee ai m U miles wmth-east of Sl-rtra:old
Ikmis.; Khed barn; i acres orcbanl; Si acres inciil
tivation; (10 a.' res Vn-uli laisl, In lance limber
la lxl; all under fence; a to S acres inuadow. Sau
tiaui river forms the I orth line lo tlie place; sev
eral Koud auriugs; sot loin land black loam; hill
utoitdark red liiu; school within ono wile; also
e nivenlent to i-aw and flo-iriuj; mills. I'rioe,
fl,'iw Xei ius, liaif ca--h, balance iu oue )enr.
So. 313.
3-20 acre fiimi In f.lnn county; S miles south east
of bum en; 70 acres in ciliiivull.m; II acres in
meadow: 4 acres iu orchard; alioiil .V) acres ot
mine lir timber: balance is iitott.lv fir and oak
brush land; marly all under fence; suetll house
ami liani; Ibis place Is well watered: gistd rich up
lano, mjoi anu easy ot cuuiviiiuta i attorn, oue-Ihii-d
of the piace botttun land and Molt adapiel
it grass, i-rt.e, j-j.mo. jerms ri per
ll.OuocMsh, IjalMiiue in 1, 2 and a years with in -
teret.
So. 331
ISO a.-e ofUndooshoMlwaloi' llay,ihre miles
intn tne loiuntuia river; 2 miles innn Lutiy, w,
T .; It uso msll orchaul; 2 acre gardoiit
100 a.jre llde land prairie; 10a..resof ovsters.
l.nnd w ill I him Willi tins piaou on winch has
W-n iilauteit Bjsw biisluila ot ovsters. PrUs
tLSOt1.
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. A gool flouring mill, aud saw mill, wllh 4 acres
of laud: a good resident house; a liaru and other
out -buddings, in a good locullly; pnsieriy neaHv
all new, aud in good order; has a granary of 1-V.I00
Dusiieiscri(s cuy; one set oi .viercnant turis a.v
feet, ami grinds Wit bushels Htrbour, and Is m ik
ing a lirsl qiialily of Ilour. 'Ibesawuti.l batwo
circular smws, 4S and 40 inches, wllh a eniMhaty of
5,oott feet in leu hours. 1 bis is a steam saw mill,
plenty of iMiwer, lecuted on the Willamette, at
Lincoln, Polk c .mil v. 11 miles uorih of iSalein.
Pri.-A', S10.IKKI. Would prefer to sell only outs
hu'l ol this protierly to a good business man. of
steady liabita. as Ihe owner would prefer to retain
a liiiii imci esl. Half interest fi r $".ouo, cjiIi.
. So. 37.
4W acres, wild a line largo iann lioo.-e, well
I'tiill: aisd ou.-hou.-es; a large burn; a oodaluni;
S acre of orchard, npples, jears, plums, clc;
very aue springs of pure water at the house; a
beu'utilul small creek running across the tlirin:
loo acres in cultivation; J.i a.,rtM of iikmiIom;
ululllt lO ll.'.fl.S lit tf.:iv,l' il;l till,. I- '.'till ll. -1-1.4
feih'4sl; tho latianco of the farm has m.n'e oib8 i
brush and limber. There is over 2o0 acres oi as
Hue lir timber land on Ihe bunks of Ihe Sunttam
river as can lie lound inlbosta!e. This 4a cut Is
within i utiles of Htuylon, In MarUai county, a
growing town with gio-i water powers, rtoii on
Ihls furiu is mostly black loam Pri.-e, J'-.l):
omvkalf cash, lutlance on one and two year- Dine,
with interest. ' ,, ,
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Ill ttel frout on louunerclal strisct, wit li a two
story wooden building, adjoining K. M. Waile 4
o.' brick warehouse, v'u the north. Price.
41,Su0: lllx ral terms.
So. 314.
House and lS lu Jones' additton ; gissl bouse
and well loiateil ; owned 1 a uou-rcaidoiu. w ho
offers the proicrly vei7 cheap. Price f si.
' So. 31.
House Suit lot IVoniiug ' the Msttis'
School; i rootus, kilcben und panli v , wilh wosl
shed ami other oiit-buildlug. A Very pleusaul
locsilton for residence, and convenient lo v.-bools.
Pii.. tl200. Term-, bull' an sh, llaiior in one
year.
FARMS FOR SALE.
following desirable property, to which
,. , . buyers.-, , ; .,.
Ajsrxy stock, iawds.
I Ko. 813..
40 acre farm in I.ittn coeutv. -1 mile- I'lvsn
Salem, and S miles from Slnyton, beln-r Ibe Mount
r ea-ant post ollice hum, 12 nuies irom iutnir s
railroad station, and Yi miles lrom Marion rall-
nsid f-tatlon. The main traveled rorol across the
utrm: there is a school houc on one rait, of the
larm, aud a church building ou adjoining land;
mere are two siinnpfe oi water and one niminii"
stream snmilvlnr the farm with coot! water:
about lut acres In etiltivation; a good, new bouse.
mini ai a cost oi aoouc l ,imsi ; aoo ixat'ing It'UI -trees,
ad .V0 yonn-r-trees not bearinir: a :oo
barn. 4im lt. This farm Is dry, roilltiK land,
and Is a good uraln and sheep faun. Tills i- a
uenrauie larm and le onertsl very low. p:1.-e,
't.(sw. Terms, half esh. balance on time, Willi
Usniiereent. interest per-nnnum. This farm is
cheap, and the owner offers at a s.tcrltlce on ;c
couni, of outer business.. a (
So. 37V - -" - '
l'iOaeroeor Idnd I mile Ir.-im Tolsl-i. on V-
qninna Bay, Benton oaml v, Oregon. Iiux house,
4 rixiius; 2 small barns: lijo trees of orchard ; 4
acres In cultivation; 100 acres of glass land, bal
ance hill land with brush; ."il acres fenced: one
stream ofwicer, -olalliu Greek ; several -.iiriiiK;
soil, black loam; steamer mti on the creek with
tne n o, - I'rwe, 10 per ere. Terms, one-:Mrd
cash, balance o& nme, with interest. i
So. MS.
314 acre farm on Krenctt l'ralrie, 2 miles south
wK of (iervai-. a nart (f the Wm. lju klns doi'-
li'iu claim. 300 acres liralne, 14 acres tlmlssr.
house and 1-arn nearly new. 270 acrjs In cultiva
tion with the plow 100 acres In summer fallow,
170 acres In grain. All fenced but tlie 14 acre Of
timlter. tiond well of water. 30 acres in past it .
Price, 10,isst; one-third cjtsh, balance in four an
nual payments; 10 percent, annual Interest.
So. S62 -'"oaltnnel. - " ,
100 acres, all clean prairie, in cultivation, ni tr
Gervals. on French Prairie, Marion counlv. On
the road, in sond shape and fenced, with tiu'rn and
no house. Price, Si,;si; ,issi , -ash, balance on
lour jears, annual pfiymeuus; liilerest, 10 vr
Wl. -.iiiiVMUijr,
So. 32
. 200 acre farm on Krench Prairie. House :tad
barn. All under fence and in cultivation, nnd
If sold, the landed share of growin crop w ill lie
iu wHii ino lanu, prior lo navve-win--. -ru-e,
l,is) eash, Dalaoce on tour vears time;
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niwicDi, .u jkti cvuu miniwiiT,
So. o.
1?8 acre farm nve nrtles souiheast of Salem.
Bot hou.-, iuxis; frame barn, ttxk It a.-.t-es
orchard: C acres of meadow; SO acres in colli ,a
tion; lialance open brush land, easily cleurml,
all under fence. About :) acres of bi-avcr dam
laud, very rich black soil, easily put in cultiva
tion. 100 acres red loam oll, C-t.-ellcnt wheat
land. Piioe f.,4ii0, oue-balf cash, balance in
one, I wo and three years; interest, 1 ier cent.
r annum.
So. S7S. .
70 acres ol unimproved land, three wiles south
of Salem. Good level land, with some brush and
oak timber, lylngoa the road, bemttliullv h--cateil
aud fercwl on two sides. Will sell any
where from 40 to 70 acres at 3fl per acre. '
'"So. Ml.
4 acres adjoining the city of Salem, flood house
and barn aud young orchard, all fenced and in
cultivation. Good soil and good water. A ple.ts
ant and healthy localiiy. Price, tl.5on, in pay.
ments ol SMK) oah, balance in one and two yearn
So. 3.MS. .'
810 acre farm. 5j miles eust ofStavlou.ln Ma
rion oonnty. Frame house with live rooms: a
giKnl log barn; flveacros of mvhanl; 100 acres In'
cultivation or good Ssniinm bottom land-prairle;
1O0 acres of level npltui.L. red loam, with antue
smau eru-n, easily eienreii, aim is good whu
land. The remainder isiJirt prairie awl some
bruh, with nearly '-tl acres of very Hue timber
land valuable. Sinluim river boiimln lliis farm
on lite south, and iliere aregoisl springs ol run
ning waler iui the plm-e. . -
This farm i oflered very cheap. Prien. l,0iKI;
l,U00uash. baliiuce in miV, two iu.d Itirue rears;
interest, 10 per cent.
Ho. T.: -.'
acres I' milnsea.t ol Salem, on tlie urttirle.
Box house: ii acres ol stiuunor lallovv vheat.
t A very dusituble place, close lo tho eiiv. l'vl,!,
i.:ioo: one-ibird cash, Utlau.'.e iu one and two
I jears; interest, ut percent.
So. saa. ...
3n acre fnrni adjoiiung the tow n uf Auuit-vlllc,
mt the siailb. Twostory frame house, nine
rooms; frame barn, ;'4tl.tel; if, acres of orchard:
"uu acres ctear iiinu; tsi acres in cuilivattoii; all
inutor ien.; 12 acres lmwdow, S streams of wa
' tor r tie sou is n.-n ti'a. k
loam. ItiO acres of
brush land. Theie is smno ariivel on the land
but mostly on Die Im UsIi land, i'rice, 7,20U, (or
20 per acre). Teruis, oue-ibud cash, remainder
on time, al 10 per cunt. Interest lor the Hi st year,
and 12 per cent- interest lor uddiuoua! time. "
So, 373.
3 acres of land In irmvl eullivaiion. A gmvllt
story house und a small burn, one-hair mile south
of Siilem; all In good order. Will lie sold at the
low pi ice of 41, 000; nub-half cash, liainnoe in one
mnl IW'i 'Mis bl ef cent, interest.
So. :i7.
2racrc. A line farm, five - miles soul beast o!
s'a'ein. Frame house ami liaru; giVKl orchard;
iroisl waler anil plimlv ol it; l-.'O uei-es Inculllva-
lion; So acres of iststiiro thin brush and scatter
ing ouks; 03 acres oi limlter land, oak and lir tim
lter; all fenced in. E-od on the creek bottom,
black; ou Ihe upland,dark ieil loam. l'riu), 2a
per acre: 2,0i.ni casb, balance on long lime, j
So. 33.
.117 acre lit t in being the sottlli half of the dona
tion land cluiin of t'. A. Heed, ;t miles southeast
it Sunn, on lite Allwiiy road, lo acres In colli
vailon: a a'i'es orchard, e acres meadow. Ihe
remainder of the land lias some scant ling brush
and limber. II is a II under fence, has one large
Spring ami two good wells; frame house aiid
large frame barn. This limn i.: In ul I itliv lis.
caled. and conveni' iit to market. Price, f -JO Iter
acre; oue-lourili easli,reiuninder in one, two and
three years, ut lo tier cent, interest.
oity iribi3aiiTY
So, .).
Hbvk o. f! in the city of Salem.
This bltvk is enclosed with a gool lioard fence. Is
high and dry. and slopes in everv directum
t rum the centre, making s very lieontiful locution
lor a line residence, is only four blocks from the
business part of the oily. Price, 4HKI. Terms
l-easonable.
So.
House and " tot S. W. ' corner I'heuieke
ta and Collage streets: city of Sulem. Oue and
mie-hult stories, eight rooms, small 4mi'ii, gisid
property, well located. Price, $looi. j;-y
teims.
So. 3.
House and one lot, lot No. 2 in block
Xo. 7, lu Salem, on Col (age alieel. between
J oners
they irivHe the 'direful attention of
Sr. It 72.
; 1st.i.-re, a line farm In Polk county, rear Sfoii
mouih, being a pari ol tbo donation claim nl' VI",
.I.M'ittiey, nit.if.Ining laud of Davicl Bl.iun. I are
frame bonse; new ftaine Uirn;4i acres la or.-l-.ard;
120 acres in cultivation: 40 acres brush land, and
24 acres timber land ; 110 acres fenced: 4o acres
summer lailowud wheal; 8 gpringsaud 1 well of
waicr. -i lie rami is mostly prairie ru-li ilark anu.
vial soil i with almut 25 'acres botloni ir eadow
land, and some upland. Price, s.-,t(ioo. Terms,
I'l.WK), cash, balauceon 1, 2 aud 3 years with in
terest. . ,..
, " . So. 3T8 1-3.
2C0 a, res i,ii tlie high tamls sotitliwc-f of Tur
ner Station, 10 miles from sslem, fonr miles
from the Station. A line bill land farm; H acres
in cubivation; go(l houseand bam, with zood
imdiard; all feucetl: the best of srriug water;
soil, good grain lano. A Ivaut'l':;! lai-c, and nr.
smiiaeseil as a heallhy .locality Price, tn,m.;
very cheap; ene-)iall cusli, balanitc iu one and
i wo vears. -- .
SO. 37.
.110 acre' fanrt In Pol comity, two miles south
1 Monmouth. Frame house, four rooms: frame
barn, 4sxl feet: small orchard; 130 acres in a
good stale of cultivation; K0 acres )H-uirie land
not tu cultivation; 51! acres ot nrusit lan't anu
tiiulsir; several gool prnigs; soil mostly black
loam and very l'erlile, ami is beautifully rolling
and tlrv. This Is a Hint-class farm, in a pleasant
nnd Is.-alihy locality. Price, $-3 per acre; 3,otst
nash. balance on one, two, and Ihree vears time.
with interest at 10 per eeut. per annum. (5b
acres suunner billow wheat renleil out on the
hajl, to go wilb the farm on the ulwvc terms.) ,
i . : . . SO. 363. , ! ; ' .i.
lso acit: larm, H miles norlbwtst i.f&ibrWty,
in hlarion coitnly, Fi'amj bouse and barn; oV
ehard, and 38 acres In cultivation; 45 acres seeded
iu grass; balance timlter aud brush land; nearly
all fenced; soil red loam, and good grain land.
Price, s per acre; tialfca-sh, bafcino on .one
year: IntcicM, 10 percent.
, . SO. 34.
sl acres of land odioining the twn of Turner
'Turner's railroad station), in Marten c.cumy .
Mostly all clean, open, clear land; some small,
brush; sll black loam; some gravel; very rich
soil; one stream of watel Mill creek. Price, 23
per acre; mic-t bird cash, balance on t hue toeult
purchaser.
so. sets.
872 acres, on the cast side of Salem Prairie,
miles ess! .,i (silent: fruiue house, rooms a
Isuii; yourg orchard, 130 trees; 2oo acres fenced;
JO acres aeeded in timothy grass; 40 acres brush
land cut of and in condition for crois; one'
stream of rn lining water; good w ell water at Ihe
house; soil Is excellent, same as Salem Prairie.
All the land not in cultivation Is covered w ith
scattering timber and brush. This Is a good
piece of laud, and well located. Prk-a, 20 per
acrc; 1,UOO cash, ta lance iu one, two, three anil
Mir years, with interest. : ,
. Ho. Mt.
17:4 j acres of land, 9 miles southeast ol stlem.
House, barn and orchard; 70 acres ia cultivation,
balance brush and Umber land; one good spring
ot wuler; soil red loam. Tbia is a good piece of
ml soil hill land near the city, aim is offered at
tt.otiO; ll,iioo cash, balance in one, two and three
equal annual payments, with interest at 10 per
oral, . , ... . , i -
So. 377.
517 acves, the Enoch Garrison donation land
olalm, miles from Salem. A good new fi-amt
house and barn; two tenant houses and burns;
good orchard; line springs of water; good rich
soil of three varieties, to-wlt: bed alluvial up
land, black lrnm bottoms and black gruvollv
loam. About iiooacres of on prairie, gruss btnii
and ilow land in eullivaiion; all well lehced and
in good condition. Price, $20 per aero; one
lotirlh cash, remaindur on one, two, three, four
und live ears time, Willi 10 pur com. interest.
So. 173.
MT acres, ihu donation IntidEcluim of Reulien
Lewis, 8 miles east ot ssalem, luthe Waldo fill Is.
and on Mill creek bottom, l.argo tlauio house
and liaru; S acres or.-liard; 3S0 acres in eulliva
iion; 3U acres uf oak limber and bi nli luud; tie
acres of timber; 20 acres iu meadow; balance
pasture land: two streams of water Mill ano
lleavur creeks; farm all fenced iu. Price, 23 per
ai re; oi e-tbird cash, lialance on lime to suit pur
chaser. 'l.
So. 374.
130 acre'. A gisul lillle fiirm on theetlge ol
How ell Prairie, In Marion county, beiuga part of
the N. English donation land claim. 33 acres
prairie In cultivation: lialance Is Hr brush and
timber laud; Ihe land is nearly all fenced; one
spring, and Ihe land corners on Pudding river:
uo building, fur the buyer locouiplain of; the sou
Is claimed to lie very good, same as Howell Prai
rie. Price, AO tr acre; one-half cash, remainder
on lime of one aud iwn years, w ith interest at li
percent.
So. asto.
52o acres. A line farm 21 miles uksl of t-cio, ii
f.inti couut", on Thomas1 Fork of tl.e Sauliain
river. Gooil lrituie house wtth 8 rooms; lari
frame barn; a gotsl oivbartl of 5 acres: several
f-ootl springs of water; 2tSl acres iu cttlilvaiiou.
o acres oi' meadow; about loo acres of brush and
tiinlier bind. . The remainder Is open pasture
land, or Is now used tin-that pin-pose. This is a
very liuu latin, well improve I and well fence I.
Tlte soil is mostly black alluvial deposit, rich dr
bistom laud, very fertile mid easy of cultivation.
Price, 4l per acre; oye-h.ilf cash, lialance in
one and two vears limn wti b iiitorn,r.
So. :tt.
Sisi acres of lanii, agooclfai ni on Dm ?aiitinii
boitoni, 12 miles si'iulieast of Sittein. being a KUi
of Ihe James Pi lchard donation daud claim, iu
Marion i:oiiutv. Ftamc bouse, two storie-; suiuP
oriltaiil: liitlacrcs iucullivatlon; lklu.-rfls of oak
timber and brush land; so acres lir timber land,
27u acres fenced; one si ream of liTing water,
well al the house; sntl black loam, very rich
Price, 4bi per acre; ball ca-h, btlaece iu one anu
two years, wilh Interest ai 10 per eeni. u
auuuin. - .. j. i
Court and Cbemeketa; very oonvoiiienl for a mi
ckiiiic or uadebinau. Price, tl2tm.
So. 314.
House and lot opinion o Hie resideiKis
of Dr. Belt. This Is a neat residence, and suitable
for a small family. Piico, SI loo. Term', Imi
cash, biHiuc In oneaad two yours, with interest.
So. 351.
TOt 'o. 2. In bbV-k Sin. 20, lu the Oily of p i'm,
b iug Ihe 2d l uiulh of the Baptist ( bur
a good sir,ed barn ami is in auesinible '
tor schools or husiuuss Prkco, Ssoo, h:
rem tinder In mm year, at 10 per cent, lnl
Vacant bss for sale in all parts ol
from I2U040 SO0 eucli. Persons wanlii
lots to Improve, can liud withusalarg
tosele,l from. Any one ol Iheui nil!
hedroi k priie!.
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