w » K ? A, ► *’ « i i * t « J: I J J t j , : • I I » » » * V * i. \ :« 4 i ■ • i • r ¡i j I < I I T ‘ > ■ 1 a X * , / * • •*>/ t y J ■ < . > ’ Si I J f •I A I j’? < » » V • - Mfl K .I LAFAYETTE COURIER. SUPPLY TO MRS. L.OUGHARY. HIS DEFEAT. > THE OUTRAGE MILL AGAIN. «0 J \ 1 1 ■ ‘ ■ J ■ 4 ■ » f ■ To Tag E ditor or thk C ocbim : i! Onr friend, Henry Warren, is « good man in his proper sphere, but he does not show to advantage as a candidate for Congress. Hence we think he had best not be a can didate for that position again, and we caution him against writing any more misanthropic letters. Writ ing letters is not his forte. Henry Warren haa written a With the exit of G. H. Williams In your issue of the 17th inst. i letter to David Newsome, of Ma from the office of Attorney-Gener FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1876. appears a reply to my former com !•. al and the tying, up of the Landau* rion county, in which he attempts munication concerning Woman, < ' • f ■ ] ■ let, the number and and intensity to explain his defeat. He seems Suffrage and is signed by H. A. HOLIDAT HINT. of tbe Ku Klux outrages in the to be very angry at Dimick and Loughary. Firat, I wish to have Aslhe season of gift-giving ap South have diminished. Whilst Turner, and some other temperance it understood that my queries were proaches, the annually recurring Williams drove through thtf'sireets people, for opposing him for Con directed to the editor of thejCou- problem, what to give, presents it- of Washington in the sixteen hun gress; and charges that they took rier , and I expected a reply, from [i The existence of deep gohd lodes self. What will afford the most dred dollar vehicle, drawn by advantage of his absence in East him, but they saw fit to in vita lady has attracted the^attention of the pleasure or yield the largest bene blooded horses guided by servants, ern Oregon to misrepresent him. friends, .all of which, when T con all at the expense of the depart- We do not know whether his Government of New South Wales, .. fit for the money expended ? sider the candor and fjai^ness of the charge against them is true or not, I m§nt of Justice, many and infam We do not propose to answ er op owing to the development of tlie reply, I do not seriously pbjtct to nor do we care very much. He ous were the outrage« perpetrated to attempt to answer a question so rjch reef lately opened in Victoria, and will therefore proceed to con delicalc and important; but would by the Democracy of tho South says in his letter that “Lane was and u reward of $5,000 has been sider soil some aider . of the features of' ■ tbe • t drunk every day in the canvass. ” offered to any person finding gold merely suggest only a few in uppn the colored voters, according i reply. | This assertion, we say, Warren to Williams and Grant. at a greater depth than 800 feet. . stances in which a very useful, and II. Aj. L. thinks that such -is the ————***^' — knew to be false when he wrgte. But when the lime,for the as pleasure giving and appropriate .“perversion of nature’s laws” that i The anti-Grant Republicans arc As a literary curiosity we call xift, would be a year’s subscription sembling of the present Congress the combined efforts oi the various getting very zealous in favor of approached, and the spectre of .a attention to the following extract j the C ourier . reforms will be requisite to repair Ben Bristow for Brendent; but the T*«- C ourier is undoubtedly the thorough overhauling and investi from his letter which is published t them -the ballot included. ! Can- Grant men have not yet been heard 4 best local paper in Yamhill Coun gation of the expenses .ot the De 1 in the Statesman. He sayg, speak- ididly, 1 am unable to see how the from on that subject. Measurer partment of Justice appeared be ling of Dimick and Turner: “This / ty and should be in every house. ballot can remedy these 'pb.ver Jjpbcock ought to s/md a telegram E<x?cialiy to Democrats of this fore the optics of Flax Brake, his proves to me that' be th him and : the least. Iam willing to I sions in tp’ St./Louis to ?ay that lie is for County do we appeal for liberal conscience smote him and lie bo- Turner toe ? tn, and worked as well Inced, but shall ask fir the ifiistbw, mid that Gen. Grant) is I be convl luppert. Send the C ourier to came a coward and fled from the ■ as talked on the stump in ihe in- I. . i proof. fpr him too. ' responsibilities of his office by terest of Laue.” Thia is as good a - - ' ' n veur friends in the East. ----------- r—**■ '----------- As 1 [understand it, womqn suf- handing to the President his resig : specimen of false $/ntax as can be A*ccording to Mr. Warren's pc* franists ask for the elective fran STATE CONVENTION." c-^and it was writ- nation. This, perhaps, was the on- i found anywhere, O ’ y lie' was beateii for Cong’-ess' by ‘ 'J 1 chise or the right of politicall suf- ifant for Congress. $ man who ‘‘was drunk eve-y day There is considerable discussion i ly act of his official career which i ten by an aspi. _ 1 Trace which means office as veil as bov at McMinn ’ m^t the approbation of the people. Will some school ip the canvas^.” Now, if^i d unk- in the Democratic press of this ! the ballot. The ballot alone ¡vould t I ' Sipcd the appointment of the pres- to teach Henry I ville volunteer (fn.man could ^get away with so ecard to the r.txt Con- Stat i in regard r.c 1 be but partial suffrage and I bc- ' JL I essons in English - ent Attorney-General, efforts have 1 j Warren the first bpdh’ on the canvass and beat him Tfcntien. Thy point at issue is : lieve that is not asked for. been made by Gov. Ames, of Mis ■grammar? Th' nk of the sentence: tjt the polls.-how would; he have- whether there lould be a State, Then it is adm’tted that nhere sissippi, to obtain a large force of and Turner v:cs,' ’ and then f'him faecdiiad l.e/been runuirig against* Convention in the spring to nom - X1' ' ' ’ i - - - I are peryersi6ns of nature’s laws, f tin* military to go to that State to sav in tlie pr •ofunditv of vour I d ‘isober* man? ' An answer is in- ■ inate a Congressman, Frei idential • [ keep the Democrats from intiini I hearts, if you can, that Henry W ar- ami tl.at women generally a re suf vjted;. *Ele ■>rs. District Officers, <fcc'. or fering in advance of men to atone i dating tho negroes and other Re- I ren is not a learned man! 't.'.’ fe c Convention whether thc‘ Sfa i It- seems to bo. 'an interesting publ’can voters. If W illiams had ■ Now that the people have failed for these transgressions.. should be defferred until mid sum- i How and whence came [they? Apt that General Grants personal I remained in the Cabinet the troops to show their appreciation of the mcr or autumn. Did they arise ‘ for, want of politi ' would have been sent and, at the talent^ of Mr. Warren, would it friemh in'New York are ?pccula|- It wi Il be necessary to have a i ’ ' .1 ipg in gold. They seem to, have point of 4the bayonet, Mississippi not be well to have him made pip- cal equality? State Convention, to elect delegates There is marked lamcneis, in would have been carried by the fessor of language in the Baptist Reason to believe that tl/e Presi to the National Deniocratic Con deed unfairness, in our statute laws dent will do something to put the Republican party. BnJ a man of college? I vention wich wiil be held in June, which ijn enlightened ¡»eoplp, r, irre different character was there, and price of gold up. The activity of ar.d we cannot see how the burden . 3 GRAND HUMBUG. spective of party will sodp rectify 1 Ames was info-fried that there was Sopor 1’obesou in getting, ships < f holding a *4^ convection in along with many other legal!short-' no cause for interference, and his If SeCor Robeson gets up his na 'ready also-looks as though a small the spring can be obviated. The coming! a . But these legal dSsci-ep- Black Friday was at hand. It is nomination of district officers has request was not granted. She had val war. what will become of the encies .have’had Ji rile to de with «•underfill how this Government is a free and quiet election and the officers’ wives t'wfd babes now dom -always been made by the delegates ’ i Jaws » (State went Democratic by about iciled on the national vessels? It the perversion of Natuie new inn to make monev. • \ I of each district and confirmed by which now evince their presence * U B ¡25,000-majority. A Democratic would be an outrage against civili I The only son of Dan Voorhees the State Convention, and a change by moril, mental and physical de zation to subject them to the dan m this respect might not be satis i Ijegjslatere was clecteil, and four Contemplates making the stage his terioration and ami deficiency in the / gers of an engagement, and no hu tcriorafion [ ofi the six Congressmen are Demo -I ifactory. profession. I) is,dramatic talent is mane person .would wi.-ir to send human family of America. <Theete L Tbcro should not be undue haste j era lie. - Not a single disturbance' ¡considered by those v\ho know him faulis these helpless portions of the crew results lu the main, are the » i , in ho'dirg the Convention. The [ occurred on election day, and ma-' best to be of no tomnron order. ad'ift in winter weather. Secor of aa igino^nt motherhood and cun -middle of April would l»e soon I ny negroes voted the Democratic ■ M r. Voorhees lias Organized an Robeson may intend to use his ten only be remedied,by an eidiglitcned wnough to hold the State Convcn- ticket. ipamteur company in his native citv, der charges to -ave his siiips from mother' hood vr liich most be brought Only one of the Southern States [ UieB. O'erre Haute. Ind., and drilled its t . now is in the hands of the Repub being blown to pieces. In case of ! about li v a thorough knowledge of I lican party,,Snd that-is South Car an engagement, all that will be nec natu divide institutions which members himself, and has been tra- (KUGIN OF CHRISTAL^.. teljn^ through Indian^, giving the- are enr ustéd to oik kcejilng. Or The nrigin pf the observance of i olina. In Grant s message to Con- essary will be for-»he ship to give -ftUucul represen tat ions, meeting ev- still plainer, bv a thorough,know I / Chri^tufos may be interesting to I press not one word was uttered . notice to the enemy not to fire Le- *erywhere with considerable suc ! cause of the presence aboard of wo- edge of physiological trntua which I a ? |0ut v frffud or illegal voting in many <yt our reader?, therefore the cess. ' ' men and children, and tbe laws of [she must know and fuifilljCre she -- - -- - ■ . Miississippi, and the first charge or subjoined from the Cyclopedia will A page of advertisenM’nts in intimation in reference thereto waf antfhumanity will prevent the can bedtime happy aud contented. be ecgc rly read. It says: I all tlie: ii Ua ' hold that nearly a II p’jær’s Magazine for,Decombei- was made by Senator Morton, of bloodthirsty Spaniard, or fie'-y 3 observance of Christmas b lilitv arises Tom-her own ihnkiiij ' copit the occupants fifteen lmnd ’cd Indiana, last week in the Senate. Mexican^or relentless Guatamal- was first instituted by Pope Teles- I see going l»ck to h piars. At one titne sjiacc was i The Mississippi Senators, both of I iart from trainii.g his guns on the hoi us and at first was the most ew>! Id at >500 per page, bnt Harper whom are Republicans, bad not a ' floating nursery, .Meantime the com pl a •K ' i | . ■ movable fca§t of the Chri-tian fes Vjosr. lea rned? b, experience that word to sav on the subject. Mor j gallant United States tars will and prtj'iudiee did in the pi^t, for tive days, often’ confounded with ’the space devoted to advertise- ton, who is a confidant ¡of Giant, stehm away at tho rate of at least i in tho4? da VS no one fared ininpt- the Epiphany, and celebrated in offered a violent resolution reciting | uoufdyXefore tho law in^an iatel- six* knots an hour, aud in a safe \merits would .be more profitable the Eastern churches in the months [ tcciualJ 'point of view. As we stand u hou applied to reco^imendationa that the election in Mississippi was place defy the discomfit ted foe, and of April and May. In tbe 4th cen-, to-day } [woman is ilio suj»en<>r or -01 their own publications, etc , and carried by fraud, intimidation, bal restore io calmness the hysterical tory an orde* was obtained from It is a man morally; mentally ahd phys jh.ive for some time ppst excluded lot box stuffing, etc., and favoring and screaChing babies. *> Pope Julius I, for an investigation ! the appointment of a committee to great thing to hayeV Stjgor-Robe- ically, so far as !oi ce and execu fail other advertisements. The ex- to be made concerning tbe dav of -caption to the rule shows how ad investigate the manner in which ■ son at the head of our glorious na- tive ability O'’e concerned, man is Christ’s nativity. The result of the superior of the more delicate I vy. vertisers appreciate a really good the injuiry by the theologians of! the Republicans werebeavn in 'i and singularly , refined IseX. lie Hi [odium even in dull iime=. that State. ’ Senators Bayard and the East and West was an agree- The Republican« sometimes point I! was created so, and, I d|mbt not, Thurman from the Democratic side, iaiint on thé 25th of December, al- to the fact that there are some ex will t emain in the van in the af RIS RINGLE’ tlAugh in the opinion of sonie of in a short debate, so badly used up confederates elected to Congress JINGLE ’ H BIS fairs of government and the defense RINGLE’ E RIS ihV faihv.s there was no authentic Morton that he was drawn off and by the Democrats, as evidence that of its libe:lies. RINGLE’ RIS laid up for repairs for a while. proof of the identification of the day RINGLE- RIS the Democratic party will revive I. that wo I agree with H. A. Li When he will come forth again is R t S RINGL,E ‘ H yet the decision was uniformly ac _ ’s sphe'e _ of action ought to be RINGLE k not stated, but we presume he Is the old question of secession. Bnt man RIS cepted. ’During the last days pre I do they not think And I believe .. of the fact , i widened. _______ ____ that she now gathering together his shatter why t .... ,- 1 .. a ..» c .i.A .....' ceding Christmas it is still the that Gen. Mosby, one of the most i should immediately commence that ed weajions for another onset. He custom for Calabrian miostrels to is tLe personification of Giantism notorious Generals in the Confed noble work. The main issues in -4^-’ descend from tlie mountains to Na and third tsrmism.and all his moves erate array, is Grant’s loudest ad this dhection arc not opposed by' ples and Rome, saluting the shrines vocate for a third term, and makes insurmountable barriers. So ac. originate in the White House. of tlie virgin mother with their The position taken by Morton ' frequent visits to the White House cordingly she should educate her. J wild music, under the poetical no. was that the Senate had a right to [ to arrange ,the matter of Federal self phrenolog’cally ar.d physiolog 9 tion of cheering her until the birth A pi s’ investigate tbe manner and means patronage in Virginia? Why don’t ically and live according to Jly- a » u 0 i» 0 time of her infant at tbe approach jof the election of the Democratic they think of General Longstreet. gineic pi inoiples, letting politics ing Christmas.” . > > ►a ! Legislature, because that body ; one of Grant’s opponents, and ex- take care of themselves, and make On ChrUtmaa etc the bells were rung; GJ o On Christina» eVe tbS tnaw was sung; would elect two U. S. Senators. , Attorney-General Ackerman of a specialty of that which concer ns co That only night, in all the year, CD But he was met by the statement i Georgia, and other prominent ex- her most, and hence scale the in •iaw’the stoled priest the ehulice rear. Then opea wide 1 he baron’• ball, ! tKat the Mississippi legislature-was i [ Confederates who are good llcpub- tellectual bights and exclaim “Er To vassal; lenant, serf and all ; »—11 tn die exclusive judge of the election [ [ hcans now? : If an ex Confederate celsior.” Power >aM hLs rod of rule aside > joins the Republican party ho is And ceremony doffed his pride. Thè poFJcian is not a happy and qualifications of its own mem ft - Tbe heir, with roses in his shoes, t=« cared for and petted, and regarded creature, and properly consmered bers. He would not discuss this ft crq T*ha< night might village paytoer choose. ít: '’-t All hailed with uncontrolled delight proposition. An evil genius seems as a model statesman; but when should net be envied, Woman 4j L • . .... And gener»Fix>ice, the happy night *> a cannot “feel that _ she has an indi- I ______ one is elected to office as a Demo to be guiding Grant and his infa o Jhatto the cottage, as the crown, viduality ” 1 with _______ I—• the blight of rnis- - Brought tidings of salvation down. !-*• mous Administration; but this last I crat, great outcry is made. It is cry banging over her. * * * England was merry England #ben P material to know whose “ ox is P> 4 move pf Morton seems to be the Old Christ mas brought his f ports again. * . I’OX A RABI AS. Twas Chrismas broach'd t ba mightiest ale; most startling and extraordinary * gored.” I -.I Twas Cbilstinaa told the merriest tale; s n Measurer Babcock has not de The above is about half’of Fox. move that has ‘ beeo made. The o , A Christmas gambol oft would cheer iWx, o ■ IT* * Pd9r ttuin’s heart through half tbe year* Senate has no better right to send nied that he was the principal Arabias’ communication. It is R- Vi in swindlingrhhe United highly necessary that correspond r • a committee down South to iave»- [agent ! ■ D. P. Thompson of Oregon Ci-1 tigate the election in Mississippi. States Treasury in the Washington ents should be brief and pointed. ty, has been appointed Governor than they have to send one out city measurements. The amount oi Idaho Territory. We preaumfe hereto investigate the election of stealings tbcro has never been’ The Christian .Advocate denoun ffi / which will occur in this State next! he ¡3 competent so far aa knowl ces that portion of Grants message / 1 precisely ascertained, but it was edge is concerned; but whether or June. This news illustrates the aJio'iAril million and a half. With relating to public schools. Grant old raying that “drowning meo I not he is very good material for a out BabcP.ck, this great robbery denounces sectarianism in public catch at straws-” r< reform ebief magistrate we do not could not been accomplished. schools and the Advocate don’t like ■t* know. But it is certain that if Wo would commend to tho ? While he is exph’n’of his relations it. J>t is about the only part of there are any fat surveying con fill consideration of correspop.tfeLti the message whichr we do endoise. CD to tbe* St. Louis hiskey Ring, tracts in that locality, Thompson tbe old raying that “brevity is the During the late campaign we op- , perhaps he will ▼ hsafe a word We have the largest and beat selected can smell them out He is rich sod of wit.” CommtiDicationj of explanation about Washing posed sectaiianism in schools and I stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this advocated “freedom of religion,” f and will have plenty of money to should be clear, pointed and brief. ton measurements whi have had f loan on reviving a bonus. Ordinarily writing bng communi so much to do towards ma^*n8 him and the Reporter denounced us as j •County—bo exemption. QT^Come and see Í “a scoffer of religion.” Grant bits and decide for yourself. cations may be likyfied^nto putting bo notorious. ===== ' W • Hon. L. F, Lane is on two com- a dozen grains of coflfee into five the «ail on the head when he de >le nounces sectarianism . ip pubhc Now is tbe time , to gallons of wattir to make palatable tor the CoumiB. schools. Foreclosure of Mechanics* Lien. r ‘ • w / i J [ 1 ' F . LITTLEFIELD & HILL, ■X DRUGGIST & APOTHECARIES, 1 (Odd Fellow« BuUding.) LAFAYETTE, OREGON f I '• i E HAVE A LARGE AND WELL ,fatent Aiedicines. Paints. DfisrBrushes. - fancy and Toilet Articles, Notions &o., ¡es. / * » I '—ALSO— Cigars. Tobacco and Stationery, &c., &c. Which we will sell at reduced’ prices foT cash. «»“Prescription« filed and me die me* y compounded at all heurs." Office of Dr. H, R. Littlefield. '. no31 BUTÇHER-SHOP! ’ —AT— 1- LAFAYETTE, OREGOH, —*T— CHAS. MORRIS I respectfully ask a share of the publii > ' I pahona<-e. »-eats constantly on hand-. LZ*Give n.e a tail. • CHARLES MORRIS, Proprietor, no 34tf X ' i. ESSEX HOTEL, D. L TurJiD, PIWÄ, w LAFAYETTE, QREG.’N 1 . « HAVING THOROUGHLY refurnjib ed the house, I am prepared to eße? H superior «ccemmodations to guests. ta.-o GVUJOf K?“I respcctfally ask a share of the ptil lie. , Final Seulement Ç D. L. TUBPIN. * B A B H B E 11 TKfOTICE IÎ HEREBY GIVEN THÀTH J™ »-:e -oij administra for 6t t!ie estate oA Archie McDdit’ild, de rcaeed.’ Irik filed In the coun‘y powt of 5 ambili c »'intv, S’a'j of Oreg.>n; his final «■ ____ cçou>t of tiis a l n • Ttti'Ht of xhe estate >f said dîcewti, aud that »ail ohurt .ordered tLut ‘ Stud ' ac count be It u-srl at tli< court h :>:i<e 7nil.afayelte, m(i h|oti>0 in said d county anil State on ... .... ... Tues#:.., _ __ .riv, the Ph ...... ‘day of . .lauuary, !87fi, Í* it o’te (ficiocK at <fclt>CK in i!__ the afteir _ r.-.oo.i of slid day a|t which {ime a td'pHce all person* inter e rtel ia id osiate may Bppear and object ’ tss.iid account. JAM ES GREEN,’ Administrator. ' i 13.1-75; —-X--- T I HAIR DRESSING SALOON. * ED. owned by J, R. Majors, wish es to inform tbe public that he b now prepared to do any aniUrj kinds of work in his lino in tbe lat est style, UCIX’D V •_ F. PUGH :... u'""~ having • _ left my ..... ■ bed | and And board without withuyt jy-st cause or prov- pr iT-tfi ■ • - ■ a'l person froni’trn«ting ■ ..‘ion. I ’ lorbid lu,!r on iny ftccount. ?' - A ’i ' » ’ ' w. II. f»UGH. ■ tye«t Chelialem, pec. 17, 1875. , Shampooing,.. 25 Hair cutting,.. 25 ce: 4 I C€T.t * I V hauled and repaired my BATH llUOM, thoee in need of a good ; IB » A 'EBK BK ! ■ * ■ Can be accommodated f-easonâbl ED PERKINS., i •/ « ..». Lafayette hotO tf EXPRESS a? o’ fi o- , - . o jooopoboooooooooo ooonoooooooooooooooo , O o EMÎLB0RIE8. o o o 0 o Watchmaker «b Jeweler, o o o McMINJiVILLE. o 0 FROM LINE, X , Dayton to St. Joseph. f i WILL run a hack from Dayton to St. Joe, via Lafayette, connecting with tl I cars every day. o J ....25 cen hve thoroughly ovf ; np Ui.<N t’P RY THE UNDERSIGNED LELliving’ six miles North of l.afayetie on «i- abi ut the sth ot December, h7>, one I’iianiiiare about II hnr.ds high. 7 years old; no marks or brand- perl-optilde. The above i.stray was this day appraised by-.L.T. Hem- ri-ee,'J. P., at #20, this the l-tli dav of Dec. W’.l. ROBERTS. ■ T Shaving,......... r H Notice, l^Lstray PERKINS, aving bought the shop NOTICE. rj| [£7"A11 business promptly attended to. decll-.tt J. BEST. joooooooootoooooooooo oqoooooooooooooooi o 0 0 I I 1 i / STEPIIESON & SHAMLYl PROPR’S WALSH & REED, I MIX VI UlXXlt kJ* VUXl A U.A4LXAUX è-* E WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON band all kinds of rough lumber, W which we are selling cheaper than ray other mill in the county. Person's who contemplate building wii? find it io their tulvuntage to give rfs acali before purchasing elsewhere. I ✓ I * 4 Boxing............................... $9 er M, Fecning, ................. 9 “ 14 For large biilsof lumber for houses and barns we will make reduction«. j WIUG1IT A STEPIIESON. _ deettntlilj- --------------------- i............. ............................ / SHERIDAN, / . . - . . , OBEOQN. 1 h I e « r S i N otice . * To trhom it concern: t . • Notice is hereby that J. Br Harker lia3 nothing to do with running the Dayton Flouring Milla ,J. T. HERBERT. D ayton , N ov . 26, 1875. E HAVE FOR SALE ONE OF THE ■ • < I TO e * i .J- » A • - ''-SA • M L’ erient Celebrated PARKER BROS. Breech W loading Shot Gung, at a bargain- y - •bbuld be at once resorkd to. Sold by all dreggista. * ‘ .. ' V. "ben ’tcn the blood rushes with rocket like velocity y tn the head, causing Lot flushes, veitfko tfgo-and dimness of sight, itisa certain si n that tin a mild, salubrious, cooling and islizing la.valive is required, and eqpaliz T^nrw int's Effervescent Seltaer Ap FOR SALE, RKNT. , K-Î 3 ! I / i. 4 QAA OR 500 ACRES GOOD FARM t>WFVr Land, for cash. Inquire at this office. > I. SeptlO SRKEF VOR BAU. * HEAD OF STOCK 8HESP,(BWES) Ov for .-ale. Alao, a fewBack»- I ■' i I ------------------------------------------------------ i-------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- ♦ 3' z t ■, ; ►Si FIRM W selected stock ot Drugs. ■wrtyriCE is hereby given that tho und rsisjued has been appointed by tile county c urt of Yamhill county, State <>j Orason, administratrix of the estate of »-wait H la e of >aid' county,’dêceiu- <p. T.'it-refore. till pci-sons having, claim* atain-tt the es'at» o|t’, deceiLut, are hereby notified ¡mJ required t » piwnt'tiiem to me at luy resi leticò- jki Dayton, in sai ! county, within si.viu0.4h« from tbejdate of thià no tice w'ith th .- proper voiicluers therefar*. MA UY J. HANN Al December 3d, LS75 Administratrix. r> -4 3 z A IKotice. f ' •. t Administratrix Notice. HEADQUARTERS r */" • ♦ ’"f. 1 q q » I H. W. BILL. * t rOTH E. IS ITÜREBY GIVEN THAT 1 liy virtue pf :|n <>rder itf tlie County •’ Co >|>rt ,>f Vaupüll C iniity, Stfe of Oregon, MM d<! and enb-re l »f r. i-ord uu tli<> 5ttl <t iy off Ictober. 1-75, J will8ellat public auc+ 4ti^ i to the highi jit bidder for fa#lf in band L. S. : g..!d ei i-i, tu front cf the Conrt llouao <loj> >r in Yamhill county. btat? of Oregon on ■j’.tli dny ot Decemb.-r, 1-75, atjihe hoqr ; of |u iti ■ o i U. k in tl'0 afteruoou, of *. laid . daj^ .. thé i fol’owiug dcacribed real eatat,, to-wif: lu- undivided one-fifrh pari <>f’It ots No! , No. ‘.-7 and No. 9 > all in tl;e ._ town- pf vt 11, Yamhiil County. State of|Oreg<m. Aiio th'! undivided one-fifth part of tin- foi- . loiripg . .. fidscr ' ibed tract of land in 1’atuhill copnjty «ohüty. rifle of Oregon, to v\it. IJ ginning at a point on the south banl^of pg ’«’ the 1 »tubiti 1 river, river. north 20< .]■ gree- 'va«t. • ;jfc Y:vu!:> distant 2o fe t from the northw.e-.t-corner of [tbe town plat "’--t of said sr.i.l tuwu.of Dayton; tbfeace Bout: ,h. ‘ ’2d$gre!S * west parallel with t' is tin»* ofrF ■ai 1 town plat .15 cjiaii.s: thence hdrtli .....---- 11 chains to thri Yaniliill river; thence d wn «ai.t rivi-r with its meander- 4 inks L-s 1L55 U.S chains fo tlie pldce4»f Beginning; cif'itai-.ing ten actes and t’.veniy,-six perches rupre jre or le$s. less. JOHN W. CARY, Ni>v. 11. 1875. Adiuiriistràtor. S-■ i — o at one o'clock P. M. of said day, at the blacksmith shop of Adam Bolinger at tho saiil town of Dai ton, «ell said one two-horse vyagon, a part of whicji was made as afore/ saii1, at public Auction to tlie highest bidder r„_r: ..... r coin to a be ------- for Ü, m S goltf paid nt >.. ite ... timo , oL > f sa’e, the |>'o,-ee<ls of such saie to be applied .. I to 1 lie ■ payment ; _ ................ of said $ >.'!land;the cosis and ex] eases of such sale, . said wag^n being fhi» ?pF' ipertyofsiid Sampson. The surplus!, if an r, will t>e delivered to said Sampson, ’ A. MUD'HLEll, A. BOLINGER. • Ipcc. 24, 1S“5. , . , • jurt.-T-.-Tj-T- . Hl B. LITTLETI1LD. Saturday, tlw 22<l day of January, >**’*»», « I JOSGELLANEGUS. W » t < HEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED who are and were mechanic» doing butiness as such at the town of Dayton, i amhill county, State of Oregon, did; at tbe Raid town of Dayion at the special instance and request ol J. B. Sampson, a resident of •aid county, more than three months prior hereto did do and perform mechanical labor for said J.B. Sampson, that is to say; Did make, construct and complete the running gears of one two-horse wagon and completly iron the same, making said wagon complete excepting the wheels and bqx; and whereas we ha\e retained^omession of said^person- al property so ma<Je aud constructed includ ing the wheels thereto to secure the pay ment of our just and reasonable charges for- said labor which just ami reasonable charg es amount to the full sum ol sixt.v-th.ree dol- lantiu Uni'e-1 States coin: and whereas we have requested him, s*jd J. B. Sampson, to pay said sum of money and lie has tailed and tjow fail* and neglects to pay said sum of mojjey, or any pait therieotf although the same hag been due more than three months. Now, therefore, notice is hereby givtn ■that by reason of the premi'esand pursuant to law, we will oil i * U : V .f ' ! . j A t t- «I > LEGAL * L » W 1 z •' ■ ; #1 u ■ a \-‘.b •T¿¿ Í