1.'t.-W--WtWW.UMBB
''Art-emus" among the Spirits.
The cumpany-then drew round
the tabic, and the Sirclc ko mm dic
ed to go it. They axed me if tharc !
was annybeddy in the spirrit land
which I would to convarse with
I sed, if Bill Thomkins, who was
onst my partner in the show bizi
ness, was sober, I'd like to cony arse
Avith him a few periods.
" Is the Sperct of William Tomp
kins present ?" sed one of the long
hared chains, and there was three
knox on the table.
Sez I, " William, how goze it,
old Sweetness ?"
"Pretty ruff, old boss "replied
Dill.
That was a pleasant way we had
of addressing -each other when he
was in the flesh.
" Air y ou in the show biziness,
William' sed I.
lie sed he wus lie Bed he & J.
Banyan wus travelin' with side
show, m connection with fehaks
pere, Johnson & Co.'s Circus. lie
sed old Bun. (meanin Mr. Bunyan
uv coorse,) stirred up the animals
and ground the organ, while he
(Bill,) tended the door. Occash
unally Mr. Bunyan sang a serio
comic song. The Circus was doin'
middlm well. Bill Shakspere had
made a grate hit with old Bob Kid
ley, and Ben Johnson was delitin
the people with his trooly grate ax
of hossmanship without saddul or
bridal. They was rehersin Dixey's
Land, and expected it would knox
1.10 jc)lc '
Sed I, " William, my luvelyold
chum, kin you pay me that 13 dol
lars you owe me V" lie sed "No!"
with one of the most tremenjis
knox I ever experiensed.
The Sircle sed he lied gone.
" Air you gone, William?" sed T.
"Knytheri" lie rcplide, and so 1
knowd it was uv no use to pursoo
the subieck furdcr.
I then called fur my farther.
He cum. Sed I, "How's things,
daddy?''
" Middlm' my son, middlm," sed
he. c
Sed I, " Ain't you proud of your
of urn boy ?"
" Scarcely," sed he.
Sed I, " Why not, my parient ?"
" I3ecawz!" he ray t her indignant
ly rcplide, "You've gone to writin
for the noospapers, my sou. Bime
by you'll lose all your character for
trooth and varrasity; when I helpt
you into the show biziness I told
you to dignerfy that there profesli
un. Lettcratoor is low."
He also stated that he was doin
middlm well in the peanut biziness,
and liked it putty well,thongh the
climate was ray t her warm.-
-ArU
Dius 'Ward, His Book. s
0 C- -
Tin: Tomi; of Adae. The tomb
of Adam! How Couching it was,
here in a land of strangers, far
away from home, and friends, and
all who cared for me, thus to dis
cover the grave of blood relation.
True, a distant one, but still a re
lation. The uneering instinct of
nature thrilled its recognition.
The fountain of my filial affection
was stirred to its profoundest
depths, and I gave way to tumult
uous emotion I leaned upon a
pillar and burst into tears. I deem
it no shame to have wept over the
grave of my poor dead relative.
Let him who would sneer at, my
emotion close this volume here for
lie will find little to his taste in my
journeyings through the Holy
Land. Noble old man he did
not live to see me he did not live
to see his child. And I I alas,
I did not live to see him. Weigh
ed down by sorrow and disappoint
ment, he died before I was born
six thousand brief summers before
I was born. But let us bear it
with fortitude. Let us trust that
he is better off, where he is. Let
us take comfort in the thought
that his loss is our certain gain.
3Iark Twain.
A Loxg Peater. Deacon
Barnesj of Ohio, a very pious man,
was noted for his long prayer!?, es
pecially in his family. One morn
ing the deacon and Ids wife were
alone, and as was his custom after
breakfast, a prayer was offered.
There being an Unusual amount of
work that day the deacon's prayer
was short. lie seized his hat and
milk-pail, and started for the barn.
His wife being very deaf, did not
notice his absence, but supposed
him to be still engaged in prayer.
On his return from milking, he was
surprised to find her still kneel
ing, lie stepped, up to her and
bhouted "Amen," when she imme
diately arose and went about her
work as it nothing had happen
ed i.
Occasionally, when the train
arrives at Middletown, Conn., a
nieo young man jumps ' of and
kisses the best looking r"ul at th
depot, supposing it to beThis sUter!
lie apologizes so nicely that the
girls are getting so they look for
him regular, borne big brotl
iier
will iam Ins nose yet.
"My son," said an anxious fath
er, "why do you use that nasty to
bacco?" The hoy, declining to
consider the question in the spirit
in which it was asked, replied; "To
t Ih
c j nice.
5J
A STRATJGE STORY..
Resurrection of the rcailllfe Res
tored a, Decapitated Criminal.
A Florence newspaper. IJ Italic
extracts , from the " Annals de la
Medicine et de la Chirurgie Etran
gerie" the following extraordinary
history. The Italian paper, for
reasons easily to be gathered, does
not give implicit credence to this
i. i L "1 . . 1 1
sLuiemenc, nor lend it me etmonai
sanction :
On the 18th of April, 1868, in
the prison of Villarica, province of
Minas-Geraes, in Brazil, two men,
nam el Aveiro and Carines were ex
ecuted at the same time. In Bra
zil executions take place with clos
ed doors, in the interior of the
prison. Dr. Lorenzo y Carmo, of
Bio Janeiro,well known by savants
for his remarkable works on elec
tricity, applied to physiology, his
surgical skill, and his success in au
toplastic operations, obtained per
mission to profit by this event in
order to experiment on the power
of electricity, and to illustrate its
analogy with some of the phenom
ena of life. The numerous experi
ments hitherto attempted, have
been made on the head and trunk
separately. Dr. Lorenzo y Carmo's
design was, if possible, to unite the
head to the neck, after decapitation.
The heads of the two criminals fell
within a few minutes of each other
into the basket ; first, that of Can
nes, then that of Aveiro. Immedi
ately after this second execution a
compression was effected by a pu
pil of Dr. Lorenzo on the carotid
arteries of one of the heads, so as
to stop the hemorrhage. The body
was then placed on a bed already
prepared, and Dr. Lorenzo stuck
the head as exactly as possible on
the section, and kept it in that po
sition. The cells of a powerful
ek'!
trio piie were applied to the
bape of the neck and on the breast.
Under this influence, as in former
experiments, the respiratory move
ments were at once perceptible.
As the blood, which penetrated in
abundance through the surface of
the scar, threatened to stop the
passage of air, Dr. Lorenzo had re
course to tracheotomy. liespiration
then ensued regularly. The head
was fastened to the body by stitch
escand by a special apparatus.
The physiologist wished to find
out f0r how long a time the ap
pearance of life could thus be arti
ficially maintained. His astonish
ment was grc.at, when he saw that
at the end of two hours; not only
did respiration still continue under
the iniluencc of the electric current
but that circulation had even re
sumed a certain regularity. The
pulse beat feeblr, but sensibly.
The experiment was continued
without intermission. At the end
of sixtv-two hours it was evident,
i to the astonishment of everyone
that a process of cicatrization had
commenced on the lips of the sec
tion. A little later, signs of life
manifested themselves spontane
ously in the head and linifo, untill
then deprived of motion. At this
moment the director of the prison,
arriving for the first time in the ex
periment room, observed that by a
singular mistake. 'due to the haste
of the operation, the head of Can
nes had been taken for that of
Aveiro, and had been applied to
the body of the latter. The experi
ment "was continued, notwithstand
ing. Three days later the respira
tory movements reproduced them
selves, and electricity was suppress
ed. I)r. Lorenzo y Carmo, and
his assistants, were stupefied, and
frightened, at a result so unexpect
ed, and at the power of an agent,
which, in their hands, had restored
life to a body whose right to exist,
the law had forfeited.
The learned surgeon who had
only had in view a simple physio
logical' exjieriment, employe! all
his skill to continue this work which
science, aided against all expecta
tion by nature, had so singularly
commenced. He assisted the pro
gress of cicatrization, which pro
gressed under the most favorable
conditions. By means of an resopha
giar. probe, liquid nourishment was
introduced into the stomach. At
the end of about three or four
months the ccatrization was com
plete, and motion, though still diffi
cult, became more and more ex
tended. At last, at the end of seven
months and a half, Aveiro-Carines
was able to rise' and walk, feeling
only a slight stiffness in the neck,
and a feebleness in the limbs.
So ends this remarkable story.
Who can tell the results of scien
tific investigation carried so -far?
In families natural defects may be
be remedied by readjusting heads
and bodies not originally propor
tioned for each other, and human
beings dissatisfied with their sex,
may, under the benevolent system
of I)r. Lorenzo y Carmo, repair the
error of their origin. It will be a
Question lor
lawyers to determine
t o what nationality theo future be
ings arc to belong, if head and
body have previously owed a sep
arate allegiance. But if the sys
tem holds good in violent deaths,
surely it may ho applied to deaths
ensuing, as the coroners' juries have
it, from natural causes. In th;s
ease wc might preserve our states
men and celebrities forever. Op
ponents of the system would bo
iound, howeverPin heirs-apparent
A yankee girl' broke an on?.noc
merit to marry because her intend
ed husband had a habit of sneezing
in his sleep. "Most ladies never
find such things out until too late,
but yankee girls are curious and
experimental and generalHr "know
it all." ,
Single Blessedness. '-
Let no repugnance to a single stato
Lead to a union with a" worthless mate ;
Although ?ti3 true you'll find full many a
fool
Would make old rcaids the butt of ridicule,
A single lady, though advanced in life.
Is much more happy than an ill-inatchcd
wife.
, ,
Of Constancy.
" Do you," said Fanny t'other day,
" In earnest lov me, as yon say ?
Of late those tender words applied
m Alike to fifty girls beside."
" Dear cruel girl !" cried I, " forbear, -For
byt those eyes, those lips, I
swear " .
She stopped me, as the oath I took,
And cried, You've sworn, now kiss the
book ?"
.
A correspondent in Florida, evi
dently affected by surrounding cir
cumstances, sends the following:
How doth the little crocodile
Improve his shining tail,
And pour the waters of the Nile
On every golden scale.
How cheerfully he seems to grin
Ilow neatly spreads his claws.
And welcomes little fishes in
With gently smiling jaws.
CUAS. IIOOGE. .CUAS. E. CALEF. .GEO. W. SXELL.
HODGE, CALEF & Co.,
DEALERS IN
DBTJGS and MEDICINES,
TAINTS, OILS, Al&D WINDOW GLASS,
s
FA HXIS TIES, BRUSHES, r A INTERS
Material, ana urv.o'jUts' Sundries.
'
S7 Front Sirtct,
S"). Portland, Oregon.
DIEEOT
IMPORTATIONS 1 1
ELEGANT STYLES
-OF-
led1
Just received and placed in tlie warcroonis,
EiURGREN & SKiNBLER !
ICG, 1GS, 150, 172
First street, corner of Salmon,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
PARLOR SETS IN TERRY.
IN PLUSH, AND IN IIAIR-CLOTII.
Hew Ornamental Pieces,
For ilie Parlor, Groat Assortment f
HOUSEHOLD FUR1IITUEE !
Lounges and Spring beds.
The trade supplied loith goods
in original packages, on reasonable
terms.
11URGREN & SI1INDLER.
Harvest of 1869 ! !
Selling off to Close Business,
Aaad 110 HUMBUG !
The Efittirc Stocli !
or
DRY GOODS,
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
.BCOTS AND SHOES,
ilens' Ladies, Miescs and Childrena .
HATS AND CAPS.
Groceries, Crockery Glass and Plated
Ware, Paints, Oils, Lamps,
Vicks, Chimneys and Burners!
Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc.
Has got to be sold
Regardless of Price!
ftB- To convince jTonrse!f withrespect to
tliia matter, call at the old corner.
I. SELLING,
South of lope Co.'s Tin Store,
Oregon City.
JPstintiiig, JPsiisatliag
Mm. HOUSE,
9
AND
:3 aarjJ.'-t
5?
Bteamooat Tainting
Graining,- Gilding,
China, Glossing, Imitations
Of all hinds
Wood zisss! M:5L3I1U) 2
Executed as iccE as can be doiui on the Pacific
Coast. Examine our icork and Judge fur
yourselves.
JTTCvery order jiftemled with cars and
expedition, ' C E. MURRAY,
West Door Kalstoii's Drick,
. Main st., O rewa Cit y
I A J
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY Dl? P.T.Tt?noMTA
WHEN THE
LOOK OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Mow is the Tinrie to
While they are
At .Cost I. ..For,
Having purchased the entire Stock of Goods fixtures, etc.
of Messrs. Jacob & Brother, and moved into the stand lately
occupied by that firm, I am now better prepared than ever to
attend to the wants, of my customers, and having a double
amount of verydesirable goods on hand, I have decided to
Sell off at Cost for the next Sixty Days, in order to reduce
the stock. In order that all may rest assured of this fact I
ask you to call and satisfy yourself. My stock consists, in part
ofthc following articles :
LADIES DItESS GOODS. BALMORALS, IIATS of various descriptions;
CLOAKS, such as Circulars and Sacks :
KID GLOVES, best quality ;
HOSIERY" ; I
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLINS, all widths :
BOOTS AND SHOES : HATS AND CAPS ; CLOTHING:
FINE BLACK DRESS SUITS :
CASSIM ERE SUITS ;
SUPERIOR BEAVER SUITS ;
BOYS' AND YOUTHS; CLOTHING, all sizes anl on
A SUIT THAT WILL SUIT ANYBODY all on tho
Also a larjxc stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods.
GROCERIES A well selected assortment
7Z?? All kinds of Produce
MA
S E
UR Ri"
W4
WERTHEIRSER.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Purniture,
OKEUOV CITY.
rpAKBS TIBS METHOD OF INFORMING
JL the public that he has now on Land
a large invoice of
SQUARE AND EXTENSION TABLES,
BUREAUS.
BED-STEADS.
LOUNGES. DESKS.
STANDS, CHAIRS.
And Various other Qualities of Ilich
and Medium Furniture
.......
Forming a complete and desirable assort
ment, which, merits the attention of buyers.
ile MAKTJTACTURES FURNITURE
m
Using good materials, and employing th
very best mechanics in the State, !unce he
can warrant his goods to be as lepresented.
and he is prepared to lill all orders with
promptness.
lie would call the attention of the public
to his salesroom, tis containing the most
complete assortment of desirable jood& in the
State.
M. WEKTHEIMER.
Alain street, Oregon City.
OREGON CITY
BREWERY!
Havinor nurchased the r.bovp Hmworv wish
es to inform the public that he is now prepar
ed to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
1A GER BE Ell,
As good as can be obtained anywhere in the
Stale. Orders solicited and promptly filled.
J. McHenry,
94 FRONT STREET,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Has on hand, and is constant
ly receiving direct from the East.alarno and
carefully selected stock of
Crockery, Glass Ware, Plated Ware,
Lamps, etc., all of which he otters r.t prices
to suit the tin.es, at Wholesale and Retail,
I57J 'Dealers will do well to call and exam
ine his stock, and learn his prices, before
purchasing elsewhere.
112 131-"
FRONT STREET, FIRST STREET,
Near Morrison Street. Near Yamhill.
KAST & CAHALIN.
Hew Stock of Boots and Shoes
JUST RECEIVED!
Best Selection in the: City !
Comprising all the leading and best brands
known, such as Renkert's, Tirrell's, Fogg's,
Houghton & Coolidece's, Reed's, Godfrey's
and numerous others, of gents' and boys'
wear. Also Mile's, Sieberlich's, Burt's,
San Francisco and custom-made ladies and
children's wear.
Our customers and the public in general
are invited to call and examine our stock,
which we will sell cheaper than ever.
1. S. Roots made to order, and an assort
menUof ourmake constant lv on hand.
JTEW
WAGON
AN'D
Carriage Manufactory !
The undersigned, having increased the di
mensions of his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets,
Oregon City. Oregon.
Takes this method to inform his old pat
rons, and as many new ones as may ;lLe
pleased to cal!, that he is cow prepared, with
ample room, good "materials, and the xuvy
best of mechanics, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out idl
complete any sort of a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord coach. Try me.
lilaekstnithi-'ng, Horse or Ox-shoeing, and
reneral jobbing neatly, quickly and cheap
ly done. DAVID SMITH.
Opposite Excelsior Market
Q
JMPEPvIAL MILLS.
Savier, LaUcque & Co.,
OREGON CITY.
r?-Eeep constantly on hand for sale, tlonr
MidliujM, Bran and Chicken Feed, Parties
purchinjr feed must luraicli the sacks.
Ifllf
BELL KINGS
Buy your
going Cheap !
HUTS
ill ties.
most reasonable terms.
i. is ' i V J. j tv. i
.A.
9
yTir-RAGS WANTED.
9
Successor tv JU11N FLEMING,'
At Cliarmanfy Warner' old tand, laMy oc
cupied by S. Ackemutn, Main street,
Oregon Ci'.y, Oregon.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CIS SLI2 9
J Y i
i-U U 'U J IZ1
- .r 1 3
Txiig-9 etc,
VS'TILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ox II AND
V a large and well selected stock of Hooks
Stationery, and Drugs, comprising in part
Standard and JBscellaneoits Books,
Medical, Mining, and Scientific
Boobs, Theological and Bc'ig
ions' Books. Juvenile and
Toy Books, Sabbat, and
Bay School Books,
III GREAT VARIETY.
Blank Books in Erery Style, Pass
Books, Memorandum Books, and
Time Books, Braioing, Trac
ivg and Tissue Paper t -Portfolios,
and
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Arnolds', Maynard cf Koyes,1 and
David's Inks, Mucilage', Sheet
Music, Music Pcqter, and
irote Books.
AU cf Which ho will Cell at the
Lowest
Prices.
A General Variety of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Constantly
on hand, for sale.
&Z School Teachers, and parents of Schol
ars will find it to their advantage to inspect
my stoek and prices, before purchasing else
where.
Hooks Imported to Order. Orders res
peetl'ully solicited ami promptly hiiod.
Agent for the San Francisco Times, and
Eastern periodicals, and pancrs.
JO H NM . BACON".
W. F. HIGKFIELD,
Established since ISi'J.nt the old stand,
Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon.
An Assortment of Watches, Jew
elry, aad Stth Thomas' weight
Clocks, all of which are warranted
to be as represented.
Itenairines done on short notico.
-2and thankful for past favors.
CLARK GREENEAK-,
City Drayman,
t.
0EEG0XV1TY.
ttS, All orders for the delivery of merchan
dise or packages and freight of whatever des
cription, to any part of the city, will be exe
cuted promptly and with care.
WALLAMET
iRON WORKS COMPANY !
Iron JFotaiIers,
"if!
And Eoiler Builders!
'North Front and E sts.
THESE WORKS ARE LOCATED ON the
bank of the river, one block north of
Couch's Wharf, and liaro fsiKlioc fw
ing out machinery promotlv and eflicientiv" I
i . . f .i 1 .. . .'
v i; uae se.cureu xne services ot Air. John
Nation, as Director of the Works, whose ex
perience oa this coast for fifteen years gives
hi in a thorough knowledge of the rarious
kinds oi" machinery required to: mining and
milling purposes. Vve ai-e prepared t7 exe
cute orders for nil ehisjes of machinery and
boiler works, si:eh as
MINING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY !
FLOUEING MILLS ! SAW MILLS !
QUARTZ MILLS ! ! MINING TUMPS ! !
&c, &:c., 6cc,
ManvfiMture and Rer.air Mae-hlntm of nil
kinds. IRON SHUTTER WORK at SaA
J rancLseo cost and freoj.'tt. H heeler ib Ran
detlCs Patent Grinder erp l. AmnLamntot
Dnnhar'n and. Steven's Sef AdJ until; Patent
Futon Packinn. either antJ.u-J. .;hf ,-..
steam cylinder. Qnartz Stamper, Shoe end
,.' 4 ft I 7 .... f ' . -
Only.!
W i
t:
row -m irx i,? j-nJ i.
ATOTICE.
JJ .
Is hereby given tnai i wi i oc at . mo
Sheriff's oflice in Oregon City, Oregon lrom
, n.i. f a ii
18G'J, to the 1st day ot January, 1870, and
V-Af"-,e.r", " . y. r't r;."";,-
ALL FERSOXS ARE REQUESTED
TO PAY THEIR TAXES!
On or before the 1st day of January.
As costs mav be added after that dale.
" JOHN .MYERS, Sheriff
and Collector of Clackamas County.
Nov. 27th, 1800. I3.3t
"1X7 ILL AM ETTE FALLS
YV CANAL AND LOCK COMPANY.
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of thtt above named Company, for
the election of directors, will le held atllic
otiice of the undersigned, in Oregon Ci3 on
Mondaj', December (ith, I8Gi, at 10 o'clock
A.M. S.UUELAT, Secretary,
Nov. 2oh, lftC'J. (3.") WJF.CJcL.Co.
JOTICE. : "" .
I will visit the several Precincts at
the following times nnd places for '.he
purpose of "receiving State and County
Taxes, for the year 18C9, in person or by
Deputy, from 10 o'clock A. M. until 2 o'
clock P. M. of each day :
Monday, Nov. 8, Rock Creek Precinct.
J eusday, v, Cascade
Wed'sday " 10, Young's
Thursday ' 11. Springwater,
Friday, . " 12, Harding's
Monday, " 15, Upper Mollala
Tuesday, " 1G. Marquain's
Wed'sday. iJ 17. Lower Mollala
Thursday, " 18. Union
Friday. " 10, Pleasant Hill
Saturday, " 20, Tualatin
Monday, 22. Milwaukee,
Tve.day " 23, Oswego
Wed'sday " 24. Beaver Creek
u
(
it
it
tt
it
ti
ti
It
Thursday 25, Canemah
fj..On Friday and Satimlay.Nov. 2Cth
and 27 th, at Oregon City Precinct.
JOHN .MYE'JS,
n."il-lf Sheriff Clackamas Onndu. Oregon
S
1IKKIFFS SAtE.
Notice is hereby given th.it, by virtue of
an execution issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for the County of
Clackamas, and tCrmc directed, bearing date
Oeloh er ttli, A. D. lSr.:, and in f.ivor cf F.
Wi!de and sgainst tJeorge Abcrnathy and
othevs. Trusties ol the Methodist Episcopal
"hi-.rcb, for tiio sum of One 1 iuiui rod : i:d
Forty and '.i-VllM'lh Dollars damages, inter
cut and costs, and for the iurlher rum
of Dollars co.-t-i and accruing
costs, I have, thin 18th day of October, 1S;'J.
levied upon all the right, title and interest oi
the Meth'idist Episcopal Church in, and to
Lot five (5) in block twenty-eight (28) in the
town. of Oregon City, as n arked on the pl.t
on file in the Clerk's oi'iice, at Oregon City,
Oregon, and will proceed to sell the same to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said Execu
tion, at the Couit House door in Oregon City
on
SaturiLn, Xovcmhcr 20th, -18G9,
at tlie hour of 12 o'clock, 51., ol said d;ijr.
Dated at Oregon Citv, October l!)th. 1SG9.
JOHN MYERS,
Sheriff Vloclxnnas (Jomiy
V,y T. J. McCvver', Deputy. noO-fnv'
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Py virtue of an execution and order ol
sale fssued mt of the Circuit .Court of the
State of Oiegon for the County of Clacka
mas, dated lith day of November, A. !..
ISC'.' and to me directed pursuant to a decree
in liivor of S. S. MaiKliarn and against
Henry Oliver and v.ivira Oliver bis wife for
the sum of ;57!i 00 and inleiest and ct sts m
IT ,1 1 1 A
m. o. go;u com, a -.u a uecree i toreclosure
of a mortgage on real eatsts 1 liavc this 17th
day-of November, A. D. 1m;) levied on tke
following 'fiesf nb. d land specified in said de-
crece, sud -order d sale as folhws to-wit :
Lot No live (-Y) in lUeck No forty six (4) in
the Town of Orrg n City, Clackamas County,
Oregon, with tie appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anv wise ai'pertaiiiiiiLras
the property of the sa:d Henry Ohvcr and
Jr. i vita Uhvcr b'.s v. iie. And on o
JMondi-y the 20th dag of Bceanher
l'-.; at the hour of VI o'clo kf. of said dav
in front o! the Court House door in Oregon
City m said ( cunty, I will sell the same to
tlie higlie.-t
satisfy said
costs.
bidi
er for U. S. gold
coin to
execution
co.-ts a,d
JOHN MYKIIS,
l.eiiit of Clackamas Countv.
I;y T. J. McC wtVRn, Deputy.
-0: Oregon C.ty, November 17th, 1SG0.
- SHSEIEF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution and order of
.-ale isi tied out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas
dated lHh day of November A. I). 18G9 and
to me directed pursuant to a decree, in favor
of Deter Paqnctt and against Nelson Alison
for the sum of :.) Go-lOO and interest and
costs in U. S. Gold coin and a decree of
foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate, I
have this 17th, day of November A. D.,
1SG9 levied on the following described parcel
of land specified in said decree, and ei der
of sale, as follows to-wit:
The donation land claim of Nelson Alison
the defendant herein, embracing the S K j
of section IS and the N E of section 24 in
T 2, S ii 1 E excepting one hundred acres of
said claim so'd by defendant to James Ulan
pied lyinaciii the "western side of said tract
of" land, the p ut ordered sold by this decree
being 220 acres on the easterly side of said
cl-dm and the appurtenance thereunto be
longing or in any wise appertaining as the
property of the said Nelson Alison. And ou
Monday the 20th day of December
18I at the hour of 12 o'clock M. of said dav
in front of the Court House door in Oregon
City in said county l will proceed to sell the
same to the highest bidder for U. S. gold
coin to satisfy said execution costs and ac
cruing costs. JOHN MYEHS,
SheriffClackamas County.
By T. J. McCarver, Deputy.
D20 Oregon City, November 17th 1SG9.
' REFEREES' SALE.
Ii Circuit Court of tine State of Ore
gon for the County of Cla.c3tii.inas.
James 11. Fish and Clementine V.'Fixk, 7us
wife, v. Jotteph KeUog-; adn Estdla Kel
l"brS. hi wife, E. M. Bunrto and Rhoda
Ann Burton, his wife.
November idh, 1 8Gl.
Decree of Court in partition and order of
sale.
This cause came on this day to be heard
upon the complaint ot the plaintiffs, and
it appearing that all the pariies hereto
nave been duly served with the summons
according to law, and said parties being
in court, the plaintiffs by J. 11. Mitchell,
their attorney, and the fendants by
Wm. Strong, their at torney., the Court pro
ceeded to hear said cause upon said com
plaint and proofs herein offered, and uwon
said hearing and proofs, and with the con
sent of the parties lierenn tlo lind as fol
lows . That the plaintiffs, and Clementine
V. risk and the defendants Joseph Kel
logg and G. M. Um t;vi hold and are in
possession of the following escribed real
property, with th;; teneruonUs. privileges,
and appurtenances thereunto bekmirisi"
.3 teiumts in common, hi which pronerty
each of the said
defendants Josrtdi Kol-
logg and G. ll. Eurto!) and the said plain
tiff Clementine, V. Fisk has an estate of
Inheritance to the extent of the undivided
interests owned by each therein as is
hereinafter specially set forth. .
The whole of said real property in which
said parties have an interest as tenants in
common being described as follows : Situ
ate in the town of Milwaukee, county of
Clackamas, and State of Oregon, eom
mepcing at a point - on the donation land
claim of Lot Whitcomb. deceased, on the
bank of the Willamette river at low water
r -
mark, where the boundary nf t,,".
bv Josenh Koll
; Thence in an easterly direr tita,a rilW' l
: -th , "r t u,rectioh 0n li !
innsaia land of Kellotrc , n nd V
Meeting the west line of w-"a r.Q
called, laid down on the plat of f;i '
Thence on and with said Svest lin "ki.
street in a northerly direction to iKfs4i
boundary of land owned by Meet i J0"
Ttenee on said Ponth line of SU. . , Tk
westerly to said Willamette riv,.
water mark. Th one im i
ivntor morlr Thnnn,. . 1
cording to the meanderings thereof
watermark to the nlae. ,,r eof.a'k-
up
iering
P'ace of i,
Excepting the warehouse fonriel?cnninS
pled by Doland, and the ground J
covered by it and upon which it
which neither of plaintiffs have anv ' k
est or estate, and excepting ihe f0i ln;5
described piece or parcel of -aid ,'3
above described, to wit : Common
the north-west corner of Lot Whit IR?at
land claim, known as the Mil want! i lb
on the bank of the Willametto '!.?!irar
up said riyer following i,3 bank S?
east hfty-four rods to a stakp tV 'T
north 754. east thirty-tne (31) rod'
nineteen links to a fir tree. Thenrl
25 east to an oak tree on the T
the Whitcomb mill pond. Thence tm "f
mill pond following its bank to tyLy
between Luelling. aud Meek, and i
Wbitcomb's. Thence west following T
said line between Lnelling and Me..C 6
Whitcomb to the place of bennn C. H
iainmir sir arrps in r. a. i -
.... 1V6Sj ln
said piece or parcel of six acres moi
less neither of said plaintiffs hav .
n which
TllAl-.,
plaintiffs hav w
tate or interest. '
That the land hereinabove decriKi
excepting the U. o pieces or parce'snfa
same herein above described as the Dohn'i
warehouse and land upon which it shJ
and the ' six acres more cr less " piece
parcel, the interest aud estates ' of tu ?
E. M. Burton are eacli the
wners In fee
of four undivided ninths of the fo!U..;
described land, part and parcel 0f"tV
lands hereinabove first described wiiht1"'
tenements, privileges and hered'iianu.p-I
thereunto belonging, to wit. : Common!
at low water mark in the Willamette rm
at the south-west corner of the oldc,:
mill, thence running east parallel wrhi
streets of ?dhvaukie to Front Kno'
thence north parallel wish Front street''-!
the mill pond; thence down the UiilVp.'i'i
to the bank of the Willamette river a
low water mark ; thence southerly Iln ji'
Willamette river to the place of
ning, containing four acres more or Q'
That the Paid Clementine V. Fisk is tj i
owner in fee of the two undivided nir.::
and the said Joseph Kellogg and the
E. Jhirton are each the owners i:i fee i f
three and one-half undivided ninths of t!;.'
following described land, part and pare'.-!
of the land hereinabove first desirrilxVi'
with the tenements, privileges and vrl
'tilameuts thereunto belonging, to wit
Commencing at the south-west corner ",f
the old grist mill aforesaid, and ninnm?
thence easterly parallel with the streets (If
Mihyaukie to Front street ; thence south
erly parallel with Front street to the mill
fond ; thence down on the north side of
the mill pond to the Willamette river?
thence down the river norihwarulv hy it
meanderings to the place of begini!iii";it
the south-west corner of the oLl grist tn'tii,
containing 4 85-100 acres more or Ik-.
That the said Clementine V. Fisk is
owner in fee simple of one m-divM..!
third, and the said Joseph Kellogg ntidiiic
said K. 51. Burton are each the ownerji:,
fee of one undivided third of all the re
maining portion or residue of the Inml
herein first above described, which Imsn t
been hereinabove provided with all th
privileges, tenements and lierediDcicBts
thereunto belonging.
The Court also finds that each of t!;?
said several tracts, pieces and parcels nr.'
so situated that partition cannot be niaih
without great 'irejudice to the owmrs
The Court also "finds that the said lv:
II. Fisk has no interest in any of the yaM
lands save and except as the' hushaniKf
Clementine V. Fisk. That Esfeiht Kell.
has no oilier interest save and except
tlie wire of (he said Jos'eph Kellogg, and
that Rhoda Ann Burton has no of her in
terest tisercin save and except as the v.::"'
of the said E. M. Burton. 0
This Court also finds that the plaiut&
herein have a lien by virtue of thep!
men t. described in the dotriplairt hwis
for the sum of $3.412.!)fi. and interest fretsf
October 9th, 18G9. and lor accruing cow
until said judgment if satisfieil against the
interest of the said Joseph Kellogg in Ik
property aforesaid. -
Whereupon by the consent of the par
ties and upon the consideration by tbe
Court, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and
decreed, first, that the parties herein un
tenants in common in the several parts
and parcels cf land above described an!
that their rights and interests therein arc
as above, found. It is further ordered
that said premises in which said parties
have an interest rs above, specified as ten-c
ants in common be sold according to la
in three several parcels, namely : the par
cel in which Clementine V. Fi'sk hap i in
terest in one parcel, that in which she la"
2-ytbs interest in one parcel, and that th
has l-9th interest in another parcel, and
that the money arising from said sale 1j
paid hi to Court to abide the further order
of this Court to be made at any jgenera!
term or at any special term to be lioldea
on the second Monday after such sale shall
be made or sooner it the parties shall n
agree. It is further ordered that' J. II-
Stinson, Esq., be and he is hereby a;;
pomte'd referee to carry this decree inw
effect- It is further ordered that the cost?
aud disbursements herein" be paid by the
parties m proportion to their respective
interests. (Signed)
W. W. UPTON. JwJ'je.
To all persons concerned
Notice is hereby craven that in pnrsu
nr.su
irtue ance oi tne power vested in me by virtu
of the foregoinjr decree. I will proceed to
sell at public auction at the Court House
door in Oregon Cily.in Clackamas county.
State of Oregon, on Friday, the thirty-first
(.Hst) day ot December. A. D. 1S, a
eleven o'clock a. m. of said day, to tlie
biirhest bidder. f.r down in lawful
money of the United States, the whole of
the real estate hereinbefore described, in
which the parties aforesaid are tenants a
common ; that is to say : ail such portions '
of the before described real estate, h1'
gether with the Standard Mills thereon
erected, and all the privileges and at.pnr
tenances thereunto belonging, in avImO
said Clementine V. Fisk has an. undivided
one-ibird interest fo be sold togetlier and
separately fror.-i the two other p:";5; i:l
one of which said Clementine V. Fi?'i
an undivided on-nhdh interest, ami in ti!t!
other of which she has p. Uco-ninlhs inter
est; each, iogelher with the privileges and
appurlenanees belonging hereto to he
sold separately in conformity' with te
foregoing decree?. Such sale of each e
said parcels to be of the entire interests ot
all parties therein. The purchaser under
such sale will take a good title in fee sim
ple. Terms of sale : cash in hand on da?
of sale, in lawful money of the Unite' J
States. Sale to commence at eleven (H;
o'clock a. m. of said dav.
Oregon City, Nov. 21th. lSfiD.
J. 11. STIXSO-V.
3:w5 H'feicc-
spective parties-are as follows, to wit V
The said Clementine V. Fisk is'.i '
owner in fee of the one undivided n;n J0
and the said Joseph Keller and n,,, ', f
n wuc mm