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OHIO
AND INDIANA,
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Tuesday last an election was
n Ohio for Congressmen and iu
aa on the saanoday un election
late offidpra^Jand Congressmen
»id. The result as indicated by
»pat^ie* is. »most gratifying to
cuiocracy and discouraging to
»publicans. The dispatches say
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byjpj (majority ranging from 7,000 to
25,000 votes, and had gained seven
Congressmen This, if true, will give
th<^ Democrats at least two-thirds of
the: Congressmen from that SJate.
TM)'telegraph tells us that the Rc-
PubHcan Central Committee of Indi-
an^ concede the election of the entire
pcratic ticket in that State and
both parties claim tho Ecgisla-
ture and the Democrats elect a ma-
in
aiy of the Congressmen. This
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gence meets the most sanguine
expectation of Democrats and it indi-
cates beyond »11 question of i doubt
will be
tl>*dpthc Democratic
successful in the Presidential election
inW6. At the election last year
the Democrats elected the Governor
of Ohio by less than 1000, plurality,
ithe Republicans the remainder of
the ticket. Grant carried Indiana by
over 20’000 if we remember correctly.
Np# the Democrats sweep every-
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NOTES AND NEWS,
LAFAYETTE COURIER
Jfhe Constitutional te^m of forty
days’is ¿[rawing to a close and as a
capsequence the people are anxiously
waiting to see what their law-givers
have accomplished for them. This
t| mention,
law gii
afiy fiort G«uae for their own use
ai any time. This virtually abolish-
4 jhe law. They have so far failed
to ¡reduce the fees of the Clerks and
Sheriffs, and the probabilities now
a^e that they will pass a law which
Will not materially reduce them,
'ihey want the people to believe that
they will reduce them greatly; but
tfeft feea wil£) in the aggregate remain
»bout wha^l they now are. It is re-
irkable t^at some of the members
tn this <Mnty have forgotten their
iges; bttt “to err is human,” and
bably they do not expect to be re
turned to the Legislature by tke
‘ jlear people.” They , are generally
:*jpue term meu.”
^hc junior Representative
is county (Galloway) is boi
we his repord clear and is
hat ha ctin toward retrenc
On’t knq£? but what it woul
idea b send ionic of the
ie members a copy of their
Public. Library of Kentuc’y
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FULL DRAWING ASSURED,
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30th NOVEMBER, 1*7 4.
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The
to have captured thes Legislature.
The bill to regulate fare and freight
on railroads seems to have been
smothered in the Committee rooms.
This bill was promised by all parties
and it is strange that it has not been
passed. Come, hustle up the bill.
Spain hitó paid to England a heavy
indemnity for the murder of the Brit
ish subject captured on board the
Virginus;4and to the United States
she has paid for the unlawful killing
of our citizens—well, she has paid
heavy fees to the son-in-law of the
Secretary of State.
How they V oted .—All the Yam
hill members in the Legislature, ex
cepting Senator Braly, voted to re
peal tho law which gives tho Circuit
Judges $1000 each per annum for
travelling expenses. Galloway and
Laughlin voted for the proposed Con
stitutional amendment er franchising
women; Bradshaw voted against it.
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THK LARGnST JkWRLRY STORE IK IWfLAND
Display!
B. L. 103 Front
si street,
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Dealer in Watclp**, Diamonds, Jewelry and
Silver ware.
Solfe agent for the Celebrated piamond
Spectacles. Agent for America® Watch
Co , National Watch Co., Howar'4 Watclr
Co., and Chas. E. Jacot Watches. Seth
Thomas, Clocks.
[CT Watches and Jewelry repaired and
Warranted.
All orders sent by- express promptly at
tended to. Goods sold at one prjefe only.
No plated Jewelry of any „description at
this establishment. " ’
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í| Stephens”
Ajax”
Wst-clasi.
SEWING MACHINES,
Sold on a hew platj. $ j 5 to
a® jwM
LIGHT
The telegraph tells us very mod
estly that Arkansas has gone conserv
ative (Democratic) and that the Re
publicans carry Iowa and Nebraska.
In Iowa tho vote was very light in
consequence} no*doubt, of tho fact
that there was no Democratic ticket
in the held. The Independents and
Republicans were the contestants.
Independents claim one Congressman
in Iowa and think that probaly they
have two more.
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OODS!
PORTLAND DIRECTORY/
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MAC LUXE
LIGHTEST,
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BEST
Extra attathmen’s fori doing
all kinds of work. FlitE.
.Manufacture coinmrAced in
181; l O.er 80,11)0 iSj.cse.
Mr. A. J. DutuT, State
Agent, P, of H., Ipt8 made
special arrangement*to sup
ply members with tl^ese Ma
chines.
NO COMBINATION! | NO MO
NOPOLY! ti
“The Home Mac*ii)e Co.”
the only one that fefused to
join the Sewing Machine Ring
Prices of all kinds <»T Sew •
ing Machine Needle| reduced
to 60 centfc per dozen. Price
List, Circulars and'full par
ticulars sent toauji address
on application,
G..O- W. TRAyBR«
GeneralJAgent-
j Home Sewing Msjqhinet 8.
pV. corner .Morrison-and 3d
¡street,
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TWO FIB>~i i'UrrikllJMb,
State Fair, 1173.
Largestinhmifactnrv north
of San Francisco. ,‘A full as
sortment of Sugar to;.s, cor-
uocupiss. Wax Ganjllc-», etc,
for ti e Holidays
A Li SKY .’¿'HEtxELE,
No. 107 Firsf st'eot.
iIlEUTSCllE
AO'hlEKi’j.
Well assorted fuidign and
domestic drugs, chemicals,,
and medicines at the new
drug store of
WILLIAM P/ l ’KDER,
corner First ‘and tAik sts.,
Orders from the (country
attended to with dAre and
dispatch. P. (). box^ 21 <
J. K; GiLL Afviv
75 First Street.
•cho >1 Books, Llaiik books',
mis.ellaneous books, and a
FULL hue of stationery,.at
low rates. .
Da. J. B. PiLKiJdtt’Otf,
T he N ewspaper . - To read a daily
newspaper is perhaps the only duty
outside of drinking, eating and sleep
ing upon which Americans are agreed.
PORTLAND
The newspaper itself is arranged to
suit readers of different degrees pf CANDY
leisure. Regard is. had td those who
can only devote five minutes to this MANUFACroitY
duty, by such an arrangement of
head lines as will enable the running
GERMAN
readers to seize at^L glance the sali
ent-points in the world’s history for
the past twenty-four hours, and by
such a disposition of contents as will Apothecary
permit the reader with one idea to fly
at once to the square inch that rep
resents it. The reading of the daily
paper has this also in its favor, that
no one is examined in it as one may Stationery,
be in the latest book, to show if it be
worth one’s trouble to read it. Each
reads and forgets for himself. If by
chance he misses the day's paper, he OCULIST
may count pretty surely on missing
some important piece of news which
is never repeated and never told to
him.4-[Ex.
Professor of Disease* of .the
Eye and Ear in MjtUcal
, Department of ¡the
Willamette LT*i- ,
versity.i ,
Office cor. First apd Wash
ington ste. Portland, Ogn.
Makes a specialty of the
diseases of the pye, Ear,
Sos! knd Throat?’. Cross
eyes straightened. Artificial
eyes inserted.
spectacles
prescribed for iinijerfect vis-
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C orrection .—Since our last issue
wo ha've received a statement of how
the Chinaman was injured last week,
WINNER
WILSON
From the facts as given by Captain
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boat, no blame can be attached to HIGHEST
(XZ^Use the straijjh
them. The facts in the case are about
Makes Lock st|t<
light* d will doji
as follows, and we cheerfully make
or heavy work
AT THE
the correction:
change of adjtistinfei
improvement
“The boat is compelled to run up
VIENNA an
bigh-priced machin
to Martin’s landing to turn around.
buy no machine i
In turning a line is fastened to a snag Exposition have examined the
the price is Ten .to
in the river,
dollars les» 'han ut(i
OVER
j 1 and after the boat turns
‘ Needles for alt
her bow is run into shore, if there is
cheap.
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any passengers for Lafayette they are
Send for Cfrculgr
A«Y
landed. The Chinaman in question COMPATITO K3 List.
made himself ready and as the boat
touched thé bank he jumped on shore TRUSS;
ROS,
and the boat backed out. All say the
dealer in
Manufacturer a
boat never run onto him. As he
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jumped they noticed him stumble and Manufactry Instruments.
Nò. 131 First Street Portland
fall; but aa the bank is sandy and he
J. A. S1B0ArjlUDGEi
had on a pair of very high heeled
boots the supposed that he had just and SHOE Direct importer and dealer in
fallen down.”
Leather and Bho* Findings,
One oannot easily get away from
the effects of advertising. If a man
advertises that his stocx is fresh and
fashionable, it is difficult to believe
that he has nqt really a finer stock
than those* that do not advertise.
This influence of advertising affects
the natural qualities of a human be
ing; and may be safely appealed to.
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A F, SMITH * CO.
Importers and general deal
ers in ORGANA and PI
in the last issue, of the C ourier
ORGANS. ANOS.
Judge Hurley’s name was uninten
General Agents for the ES
TEY’ O boan and ARION Pi-
tionally omited from the articles of ARION
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Incorporation published. He is one
Warerooms 10» Front
PIANOS. Portland.
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of the incorporators.
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Elizabeth Peet, and b the vnlrwun
hein-at-lau of mid Imitc Peet d&eated,
the above named defendant»: .
N the name of the State of Oregon, yott
and each of you are hereby required to
appear in the above named Circuit Court
and answer the complaint filed against
you therein in the above entitled suit ojt
said plaintiff, John Lowery,, by the first
dav of the next regular ’term of this court
following the expiration or the time pre^
scrlbed in the order of publication hereof,
which teftn will commence on the fourth
Monday in October, 1874, and you are here*
by notified that if you fail to appear and
answer as abosre required the plaintiff will
apply to the court fortho relief prayed for
in said complaint, which is, in brief, that
all and each of eaid defendants, be decreed
to execute in due form u deed of convey«
ance to said plaintkfftor ihefollow ing des
cribed real premises: which by mistake
were not included in the deed o2 convey
ance made by Lee Laughlin ss adminis
trator of the estate of «rid Isaac Peet, de
ceased, to sui-1 phiinti(L uu the 4th day of
May,,1868, to*wit:
The east half of the northcast quarter;
the southwest quarter t>: the N. E. quarter
and lotNo. one oi secMon eleven in town*
ship two south, range feur Wdst, in 1 am-
hill county, Oregon, and that- all of said
defendants be divested of all interest,
right or claim which they or either of
then» have in or to said premises and that
plaintiff’s title thereto be forever quieted
and for general relief.
This summons is published six weeks by
order of Hon. B. F. Bonham. Judge of said
court, made September 7th. 1874.
McCAIN A RAMSEY,
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Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Lafayette, Oregon, I
September 11, 1874.|
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It stock of silks selected
his season’s trade.
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OTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution duly issued out of the
circuit court of the State of Oregon for
Yamhill county under the seal of said court
on the28tli' day of August, '1874, upon a
judgement obtaiued therein pn, the 27th
will be distributed by lot among the ticket dav of August, 1874, and duly tested
l»y the Clerk thereof for 1 be suih of fifteen
holders.
hundred and thirtv-tlixeC dollarsand sev-
enity-five cents and lor costsand disburse
ments, against E. It. Hall, and in favor of
J. E. Brooks, and tome directed,I have
levied upon the following described real
estate of the said E. K. nab, to-witL
The (lunation land claim of A. Brooks,
notification No.2jtl,nq<l being ratfa of sec
tions eight and seventeen in township No.
4. south of range No. five westtalso the east
portion of the John H. Berry donation
land claim, namely, that part not hereto
fore sold t o O.H. P. Beagle, said c'aim being
not ideation, No. 25(<2. ciaim No. 50 in said
township and range; also the donation
land claim of John E. Brooks and —ife,
claim No. 49. notification No. 2499. situated
in said township and range, except the
sont heast-qnar: er here* ofore sold to John
Dowling; ail ot said above described real
estate, ¡»ringand lying in Yamhill county,
State of Oregon, togbt her with the hered
itament!*, appurtiranccs and improve
ments thereunto belonging and on
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AG >K¿GATING
$2.500,000
The attenti ¡i of the publio is éarn-
È the inducements we
purchasers this seison,
pd our former un pre
ijtions.
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stale together with Ute
ippurtiimncos ynl lin-
thereunto
be.onging
much . thereof
as
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50c
de Chine
DR. • LITTLEFIELD’S
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;h Merinos
CLAIM AGENCY
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Blankets,
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Table Linens,
Linen Napkins, ‘
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Flannels, ’
Skirting Checks,
BugfyRobe».
«Ac. . \ &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINE,
Paints,
Oils,
Perfumes,
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W II. ’AIKEN, Attomey-at-Law and
Commander of the Grand Army of the Re
public in California and Nevada, will give
prompt attention to the collection of Ad
ditional Travel I‘ay, now due California
and Nevada Volunteers discharged more
than throe hundred miles from home.
Soldiers can de]>end on fair dealing. In
formât ion given free of charge. When
writing encio8e stamp .for reply and Btate
company and regiment and whether you
have a discharge. Congress has extended
the time for nUhg claims for additional
Bounty under Act of July 28, 1866, to Jan,
uary 1875, so all suoli claims must be made
before that time. Original Bounty of $100
has been allowed all Volunteers who en
listed before July 22, ,1861 for three years,
if not imi<l the same when discharged.
Land Warrants can be obtained for aerv.
ices rendered before 1856, but not for serv
ices in the late war. Pensions for late war
and 1812 obtained and increased when al-
lowed for less than disability warrants,
but no pensions are allowed to Mexican
and Florida w ar soldier*. State of Texas
has granted Pensions to surviving veter
ans of Texas Revolution. New Orleans
and Mobile Prize Money is now’ due and
being paid. W. H. Aiken also attends to
General Law and Collection Business.
sum M UNS
RADLEY, MARSH & CO
'W’holesall and Retail Dealers ih
Groceries, &c.
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon. for tne County of ‘Yamhill: as.
T. M. Wright, plainliff vs.-John H. Espy,
defendant.
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To John H. Espv. defendant:
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You arc required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
Jou in the above entitled action by the
ret Monday of October, A. D, 1874, that
being the first day of the next term of Baid
court; and If you fall so to answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you tor the sum of (*217 5C-100) two
hundred and seventeen dollars and fifty
cents, gnd the costs and disbursements of
this action.
Published bv order of the Hon. H. Huix
iey, Judge of tne above entitled court, this
August 11th, 1874.
T. B. HANDLEY,
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For Medicinal purposes,
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FINDI N GS
No. 141 Fronj street.
JOHN A. HElk,
WATCH.MXK E It (Formerly witi lleck A Son)
Watchmaker an| I Jeweler,
No 105 Front
.rest; spe-
cial attention
ven to re
clocks and
priring watch' i
jewelry.
Oder# by mail for expies*
JEWELER
promptly attended to.
In the Circuit Courts of Yamhill county«
State of Oregon.
John Lowery, Plaintiff vs. Lee LaughMn,
administrtitdftjf the estate of Isaac
Fee-¿deceased,Pheba Peet,Elizabeth
; Peet;Sarah Peet, Susan Peet, daugh.
ters and helr»-at-law of said Isaac
Ket, deceased; but whose true
names are to plaintiff unknown,
and the unknown heirs-at-law of said
• Isaac Peet, deceased, defendant:
To iHuln Ped, Sartik POt, Sutan Ped,
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Dr, J. W. Watts will continuerete prac
tice of medicine from his ofilceln Lafay
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bloated monopolists” seems ette.
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^LEGISLATIVE DOINGS,
IN AID OF THÍ
Tlia bill to" exempt the Portland, At the residence of J. K. Sampson, in L b -
Oct. 15, by Judge' Hurley, Mr. J,
Dalles & Salt Lake Railroad from ■aette,
K. Sampson and Mrs. C. Allen. **r I ,-
taxation for twenty years has passed
both Houses.
; t^TFor the very best Photographs,
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go to Bradley. & Rulofsdn’s (jallèrÿ
The' bill requiring the County with an eleavtor , 429 Montgomery
Courts of the various counties to pay Street, San Francisco.
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wild animals has passed Squirrel
Dissolution t
‘hunting will become a distinct call,
HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
ing now, provided the Courts will fh
existing between Drs. Watts & Pop-
pieton is at an end.
,
tho price of scalps high enough.
OREGON. j
.¡j on every
produce.
^«paired by
EMIL B orjes
VA Htr £
200 Page, of Engravings and Cal.
Published QUARTERLY, at
25 cents a vear. First Np.‘ for 1K74 just is-
sued. A German edition at same price.
Address. JAMES VICK,
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Rochester, N. Y;
ored Plate.