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TOWN AND COUXTY.
ltatilU:tioii Mt-rllng 'i'le Court
House trowdwl to Overflowing.
Hon.'Jas. II. Slater, the Democratic
nominee for Congress, addressed tbo citi
zensof this place last Tuesday evening.
Though the notice given that he was to
speak, was short, the0Conri House was
not large enough to bold all who desired
t) hear him. At 7 o'clock, the speaker
was introduced to the audience by Col.
W. L. White. He spoke lor nearly nvo
hours in a masterly style, making every
fiojiit he touched upon clear to the
hearer. Never was there an audience so
completely spell-bound as that which
listener! to him. Every one seemed to be
anxjouto hear the groat issuePdiscussed
1t the champion of the people (or the
Democracy to-day, as they have always,
stand between the people and the
bondholders and nu imperial-government.
We have riot space to go into a minute
summary of Lis speech. lie convinced
every hearer that at least one-half of the
present debt Is an extortion from the peo
ple, and for which never one cent came
into the Treasury of the United States,
and that, if an equitable adjustment is
ft
ad of the debt, the country could at least
-.ive one-half of the money which is now
o'.lrcted and reduce the actual iu-
indebtedness. Heals) proved, that the
'.present luitioual debt i.i greater than it
was two years ago, notwithstanding the
statement.- of the Kad.cal.Gto the contrary,
die showed that the lith and 15th amend
'men'.s carried with them t3ie enfranchise
ment of not oulPlbe negroes, but all the
interior races ; all th. will be necessary
is for Congress to strike the word
white"" 1'rem the naturalization laws.
f which will be done as soon as the lith
am 'ndment is declared a law. He also
showed tli at this government is tending
towards imperialism, and read the bill
which has been introduced in Goneness
to enforce
the 15th amendment, which
will be found
in to-day's issue, taking
away the sacred right ot tin; ballot box.
and making'" the President and his ap-
ttoiiitees the sole imbrcs who should bi
nis successor,
Many a:i lionet t voter Xvas
astonished to hear to what extent his lib
n-nios had been taken from him. and re
alized the fact that there must be some
thing done before it is too late. Let
them read this infamous bill. There is
!ut one hope. "and that is. that the honest
fople of Oregon, those who are in favor
ot handing down to posterity our once
great and free government, to turn out of
power those who have aided iu bringing
about this terrible state of affairs. Let
.us take the lead, ami it wi!t)not be long
lefore a majority ofothe hcuest masses in
other States will follow.
J'rtwcrd t iiir of llxe Cimi.lt
Court of
, (1 .ckuiii H County, lit tUc Jliircli
Term, 1 ?(.
.3 C.Virt met March 2 1st
1870. Hon. W.
Upton prc&iding.
-. (;:vynt jntor.s.
j .1. P-Ringo, Hiram fellows. F. Revenue,
" T Talbot. J. T. Hunsaker. Moses Miller.
Wm.9 Leeridge. J. T. Hunsaker ap
pointed Foreman. On Tuesday morning
Hiram Fellows was excused and George
(Jituens drawn to fill his place.
TUt.vi. .Tritons.
J.W. Caine. J. V. Hooue. Aaron Ci-co.
J. M.Taylr. N. X. Robbins. A. FM I edges.
Henry S3wtelle, Joseph Parrot. Sen.. J.
V. Heals, Rodney Tompkins. Henrv Mood v.
"II. P. Wicker. ;eor-e Welch. L P.. Luell-
ing. J. T. Chilwood. R. 0. Iiamsby, J. S.
MeCord. David Wilson.
: The pOceedings were had in the fol
lowing eases :
Peter Parpiett vs. Nelson Allison, et al ;
ale of land under decree of Court con-
finned.
S. S. Markham vs. Henry Owen and
wile; sale land under decree of Court
v onfirniil .
State of Oregon vs. Edwin, and
Jane
Reid : continued.
G
S. K. Stone vs. the Oregori City Manu
facturing Company : judgihi-iit iu favor
;of plaintiff for $ &');.
L. A. Seely vs. Daniel Sebastian ; bill
di'lnisserl.
John II. Smith etal, vs. Josephine Kling
ler. et al evidence taken and cause
t.iken under advertisement.
J. P. Mi letvs. Wm. Jones ; judgment
''in favor of defendant for costs.
Henrietta Kelly vs. E. IJ. Kelly ; divorce
granted to plaintiff.
,o J. D. Deimtand W. C. Johnson vs. The
1'eoples Transportation Co.; jury failed
to ayree- and were discharged.
S.mmel Smith vs.-Mary E. Stovall et ai;
judgment for S87 2G aid costs, and decree
4of foreclosure of liens.
' Charles Logus v Jacob Boehm and
.MaryJJoelnn ; continued: for service on
Mary JJoehm.
The Oregon Central Railroad Com
pany vs. The estate of Daniel Hnrveyf
jWh tinned. O
J. K. Kelley vs. The People's Transpor-
fation Co. ; continued.
, The Oregon Central Railroad Company
ts. Sylvester Hathaway ; continued. '
- J. II. Fisk and Clenitine V. Fisk vs.
. Joseph Kellogsr. Estate" Kellogg, iu. M.
Burton and Rhode Ana Barton ; sale
confirmed.
The People's Transportation Company
VP. Archibald M. Kutley et al ; continued.
II. I. lJiil!) vs fcarah Lcmh : rTist dis-
missed atco.-t or plain titf.
State of
continued.
Oregon
vs. Charles
Cvittin;
: ' Sate of Orgpa vs. Wm. Vaughn ; con
tinned.
State of Oregon v?. James OiUcer ; con
tinued ;
, S. Huelat vs. T.J. McCarvcr antRieh
"crd Ilnrlev : puluient in favor ot plaia
'. tiff for $- '27.
j Logus and Albright vs. Jacob Roehm ;
L'dgment in favor of plaintiffs, for 5175,
r gold coin.
S J. V. Roots admitted to citizenship upon
testimony of Jas. W. Roots and II. A.
Hickev.
Sale of Real Estate jn' the Towx of
Milw.vikie. Mr. William Davidson. Real
Estate dealer, has effected the sale of 300
loS, located ia the town of 'uikraukie, to
,Mr. J. W. Shattuck. of Portland.
Adjochxki. The Circuit Court for
Clackamas county, JudgVpton presiding,
adjonrne.t soil die last Wednesday evea-
GO
Thk IIivkks of the West. This book,
by Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, has been
shown to us by the canvassing agent, Mr.
Joseph M. Wolf. From the hasty perusal
of this work, we conclo.de that it is of
great interest to both old settlers and
new ones, for the first, to remhid them of
the early trials of the pioneers of Oregon
and Washington Territory, and the latter,
giving them information of its early set
tlers, and the resources of our young
State and adjoining Territory. The book
is well printed and handsomely bound,
containing 602 pages, with a complete
history of the Northwestern slope, and a
fulfd escription of the country on the line
of the Union Pacific Railroad. Oregon.
Washington and Montana Territories!
their present condition and prospects
th eir agricultural, commercial and min
eral resources, their soil, climate and
scenery, their mountains, rivers, deserts
plains, inland waters and natural won
ders, with 31 illustrative engravings. The
book is sold to subscribers only. It is
offered very low, and we hope that it
may be generally circulated both in our
own State and the Atlantic State.
Fire ix Poiulaxd. At about o'clock
on last Thursday evening, a fire broke
out in the crockery store of Mr. Seller.
Mr. Seller had been opening some goods
received by the bark Live Yankee, and
Caere was quite an amount of straw in ti e
store, and in which, the fire started, but
through the prompt action of the fire
companies the fire was extinguished be
fore much damage was done.
To.kgkams. There has been nothing
of importance come over the wires during
the past week.
Markets. We have no change to note
ia our local market since the last issue.
Ilrsv. The fanners are commencing to
improve ihi time while we are having One
weather.
The Act to Enforce tJie l"lli
mtitl.
A lilt mi
Relow will be found an Act which has
been intr nluced in the Senate to enforce
theloth amendment. No reader can be
so stupid but what he will readily see
that ir, is an act to establish Grant in the
Presidential chair for all time to come,
and to perpetuate the rule of the bonded
aristocracy. Read it. and then pass it to
your honest Republican neighbor, and
if he is not ready to surrender his inde
pendence as a citizen of a Republic, he
will vote against keeping the Radicals
longer in power :
" An. Act to enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the. Constitution"
Re it enacted by the Senate and House
ot Representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled :
Section 1. It shall be the duty of the
Secretary of the Interior to appoint, or
cause to be appointed, three Cotnuiisaion
ers for each election district of the several
Congressional districts of the United States
to enforce the provisions of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution. The
said Commissioners for such purpose shall
have the sole right to decide on the quali
fications of all voters who shall offer to
vote for members of Congress or electors
for President or Vice President, and the
exclusive authority to receive the ballots
cast at any such election.
See. 2. It shall be the duty o' such
Commissoners to certify the result of the
election iu their districts respectively, du
ly sealed, to the said Secretary of the In
terior. Sec. .. The Secretary of the Interior
shall certify under his hand and seal the
names of the persons who appear to him
by the aforesaid returns to be elected
members of Congress or electors for Pres
ident end Vice President, and the persbns
who shall receive such certificate of elec
tion shall hold the office or exercise the
authority therein designated, subject to
the sixth section of this act.
Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Unit
ed States Marshals in their respective dis
tricts to sustain the Commissioners of
Election herein provided for in the per
formance of their du ies. and shall detail
a suflieient force of deputies to secure or
der at the election herein provided for ;
and in the event of the force of any such
Marshal proving inadequate, the Marshal
shall have the right to call on the nearest,
commanding officer of troops of the United
States to aid such Marshal to preserve
order.
Sec. .". It shall be the duty of the Secre
tary of War to so station the troops of the
United States, immediately preceding any
election herein provided for. at conven
ient points adjacent to the principal poll
ing places of the several Congressional
districts, and in the principal cities' com
manding force of such troops shall be en
camped in the parks or other suitable
places of such cities, at and preceding
any election as aforesaid.
See. (. All questions in regard to the
regularity and fairness of the election of
members of Congress shall be referred by
the Secretary oT the Interior to the House
of Representatives, who shall have exclu
sive jurisdiction theieof. and in like man
ner all questions relative to the election
of electors for President and Vice Presi
dent shall be referred to the President,
who shall appoint a committee of not less
than three suitable persons to examine in
to anu decide all such questions, and whose
decision shall be final and conclusive.
Sec. 7. This act shall go into effect
when Congress shall, by resolution, de
clare that three-fourths of the States
have ratified the proposed Fifteenth
Amendment, and have decreed that the
Constitution is amended accordingly.
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IO THE WORKivn f-T asj w
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now prepared to furnish all classes with con
stant employment at home, the whole of the
tune or tor the spare moments. Business
new. hght and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from S0c. to per evening
an 1 a proportional sum by devoting thenr
wno.etime to the business business. Rovs
ami girls earn nearly as much as men. That
01 imki s-e wis nonce mav send il.,'r .a
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iradeled offer: To such as nr.. nr,t -n
nnp
san-hed we will send 1 to pa far the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valu
able sample which will do to commence
work on. and a copy of The Peoples Libra
ry tompanwuooe of the largest and bet
family newspapers pnblished-all sent free
by mail Reader, if you want permanent,
profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN & CO
Augusta, Maine. 3 3m
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Cabinet Photograph, rou must call on
HKAL'LK & KUIAJKSON. 4riMn. "
I SS,nt-VMM '""'J'
"WILLIAM DAVIDSOX, -OAlce,
No. 6 Prtw Street,
Aa joining the Telegraph Office, Portland Oregon.
SPECIAL COLLECTOR op CLAIMS,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of every description, throughout
Oregon and the Territories, WILL KE MADE
A SPECIALTY, and promptly collected, as
well as with a due regard to economy in all
business matters entrusted to his care and
the proceeds paid over punctually. 40tr
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
What i a Tonic t
Bear this in mind. that although a tonic
is, to a certain extent, a stimulant. a
stimulant, unmodified by any medicinal
substance, is not a tonic, but a debilltant.
In IIOSTETTEIUS STOMACH BITTERS
there is a stimulating element of the purest
grade manufactured in this or any other
country. Every fiery and corrosive oil or
acid which contaminates the ordinary
liquors of commerce, is expelled from the
rye spirit which forms the ( alcoholic basis
of the BITTERS, by careful and repeated
rectification. The juices of the valuable
roots, barks and herbs, infused into this
wholesome product of the finest grain,
still further modify its nature ; so that it
become?, in fact, a simple diffusive agent.
minus all the heady and brain exciting
properties which belong, more or less, to
all liquors in a raw state. It is merely
the safe and harmless vehicle which ren
ders the medicinal virtues of the prepara
tion effective. increasing their -active
power, and diffusing them tnrough the
system. Hence the pleasant and gentle
glow which is experienced after taking a
dose of the BITTERS. Instead of cr eat
ing headache, as unmedicated stimulants
are apt to do, this salubrious tonic is the
best known remedy for that complaint.
It calms and sooths cerebral excitement,
strengthens the nerves, promotes the secre
tion of the gastric juice, invigorates the
bowels, determines the fluids to the sur
face, improves the appetite, increases the
animal vigor, regulates organic action,
and. from its mild yet effective alterative
qualities, is the very best preparation tht.t
can be administered to the weaker sex in
the peculiar difficulties to which their or
ganization subjects them. 17.it
From the new Dominion."
At this season, when coughs and colds
are so prevalent, an effectual remedy,
and one easily obtained, is I'erry Davis'
Vtijdabk " Vain killer.'' It is no new nos
trum vended by unknown agents, but has
stood the test of over twenty years; and
those who use the article, internally or ex
ternally, will connect with it grateful rec
ollections of its worthy inventor. Hus
tings' Chronicle, C. Hr.
Pain Killer. The testimonials borne
to the efficacy of this valuable medicine
are sufficient to warrant its introduction
in every house. Our own opinion is that
no family should be without a bottle of it
for a single hour. In flesh wounds, aches,
pains, sores. c, it is the mest effectual
remedy we know of. A bottle will last
for a very long time, and its low price
places it within the reach of all. il Johns
Aetcs.
"33We are glad to learn that the Pain
Killer is having so large a sale in our city.
We have every reason to believe it to be
an almost never failing cure for pain, and
a medicine that no lamily should be with
out. Montreal Post. 17.lt
Xcw Advertisements.
Proposals for Transportation.
IlEAD'jrARTEKS DEPARTMENT COLUMBIA, 1
Office Chief Oa. M. March 1", 1s70. t
BY AUTibUilTV KKCE1VED FROM
Chief Quartermaster Military Oivi-ion
of the Paciiic, Senled Proposals will be re
ceived at this office up to noon on Monday,
the 2rjth day of April, 187o fir Transporting
Military Stores and Supplies ovei the follow
i;ig named routes:
From Dalles City, Oregon, to Camp Harney.
Orrgon, :joo,nnu lbs. more or less.
" Dalles City, Oregon, to Camp Warner,
Oregon, 3.")fJoo lbs., more or less.
" Wallnla, W. T., to Fort lioise, I. T.,
li"0,0oo ibs.t more or less.
" Wal'ula, W. T., to Camp Three Forks,
OwvWe.I. T..:joo,K)o lbs. more or less.
" Wailuia, W. T. . to Fort Col ille, W . T.,
2o0,oo( lbs. more or less. '
" Wallula, W,-T., to Fort Lapwai, I. T.,
2.Vt,oO0 lbs. more or less.
44 Portland. Oregon, to Fort Klamath,
0-egon, 200,oo0 lb, more or less.
Bids wilt also be received for transporta
tion of seventy-five tons, ship measurement,
more or less, from San Francisco, Cat. , to
Astoria, Oregon ; and of thirty tons, more
or less, from tSau Francisco to Port Town
send, W. T.
The United States reserves the right to de
liver the whole or an portion of the stores
speeilii d aoove to the contractor, and also to
reject any and all bids.
Hids must be in triplicate, and mast state
the price in coin, perpound, for land trans
portation, and per ton, ship measurement,
fur water transportation. The price must be
expressed in writing as well as figures, and
one copy of this advertisement must be at
tached. The usual depoifc of 5 per cent, on the
amount of the bid is required as a guarantee
that the bidder will enter into bonds if the
contract is awarded him.
Envelops containing bids must be endors
ed "Sealed Proposals," ami the name of the
route plainly written across them.
Ii. SAXTOX,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Qr. Mas. IT S. A.,
Chief 0r. Mas. Dept. of the Columbia.
March l!:t;t
OREGON CITY
BREW E EY !
HENRY I1UMBEL,
Having purchased the above Brewery wish
es to inform the public that he is now prepar
ed to manufacture a No. 1 quality ot
LAGER BEER,
As good as can be obtained anywhere in the
Stale. Orders solicited mil promptly tilled.
EY COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
Cor. FRONT and MORRISON Sts.,
PO liTLAN D, O REG ON.
jK3 The most Comfortable Hotel in th
Citv. Hoard and Lodging, from one to two
doll.irs per day, according to rooms occupied.
Free Coach to nnd from the boose.
4otf 1 EDWARD CARNEY, Proprietor.
WILL
AaIETTE nursery.
Season of 1SG9 70.
G. W. "WALLING k Co. would call
of the Tuibnc to their large
and well assorted stock of fine fruit trees and
shrubbery, consisting of choice varieties of
CHERRIES, PLUMS, PEARS.
APRICOTS, PEACHES, NUTS,
RASPRERlUES, &c, fcc.
Z7 Persons desirous of purchasing trees
should call and examine our stock, which is
the largest ard hest in the State.
Orders (with the cash) sent to the Nnrsery
will be prompely filled and forwa ded.
JK5 Ertmcare taken in parking Trees
Address all orders to
O. W. WALLING Co.,
4otf Oswego, Clackamas County Oregon
'Steffi
Acw Advertisements.
DRUGS.
V. WEATHERFORD & CO,,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, OILS, PALMS, &C,
RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN
tion ot the trade and consumers to their
Stock tf Goods, consisting of
Pure Druirs .
AND . DRDGGISTjSCSDRIES-J
An assorted stock of
PAINTS AXD PAIXTEIiS'
MATERIALS. PATENT
M EDI C I X F.S, C H E M I C a LS
AND DYE STCFFS, WINDOW
CLASS, BRUSHES, &c., &c, Ac.
With a selected assortment of
Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Contantlv receiving
FRESH SUPPLIES
And offer goods in their line at
GREATLY REDUCED RITES,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
W. WE VTIIEUPORD &3CO.,
Druggets, 1 3'. Front Street,
Portland, Oregon.
March 1?, lS70:tf
E. F. KOSELL,
C. P. FEBRT,
Jteul Estate Attorney. Aotury Public
Russeil & Ferry,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,
Northwest corner of First and Washington
Streets,
rOBTLAND, OREGON.
SPE
PECIAL TTENTI0N GIVEN
TO THE
ij aie 01 lieu 1 r.siaie. tniiecuons made
in Oregon and Washington Territory.
A large nmniint of desirable City Prop
erty, Town Lots, Improved Farms, Stock
Ranehes. Timber Lands, Ve., situated in the
best portion-, of Oregon and Washington
Territory, for sale on reasonable terms.
March 12:tf
N
OTICR
Is bereby given that my wife, Elsey Ann
Merritt. has left my bed and board without
any just cause or provocation. This, there
fore, s to warn all persons not to trust her
on my account, for I shall not. pay any dfbts
contracted by her from and after this date.
MATTHEW ilERRlTT.
March 12, 1870:'2t
ALAMSOTJ SMITH,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
PItOCTOU AND SOLICITOR.
AV0CAT. .
Practices in State nnd U. S. Ccurts.
Office Xo. 108 Front Street. Portland, Oregon,
Opposite McCormick's Rook Store.
STEERS & HltMDE,
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Jirandies, "H7uVs7r&.?, Etc.
No. 49, Fkon-t Street, Portland, Orkoox.
Constantly on baud a genuine article of
Cutter AVhisky.
JXSURAXCE.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE,
AXD
North JJritisJi and Mercantile Fire
Insurance Companies,
E. D. WHITLOW,
lG.tf
OREGON CITY AGENT.
To Shippers of"
LIVE STOCK!
EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS.
Reduction of Rates
BETWEEN
Portland and Dalles,
VIA THE
Columbia R i ve r !
THE
OREGON STEAM NAV. CO.
Daring the present year will yaPT n
SHIP LIVE STOCK
(in lots) from PORTLAND to DALLES,
(through in one day,) including railroad
transportation at the Cascades, at the fojlow
ing reduced rates, viz:
Yearlings 75 cts per head
Two years old, and cows. ?2 00 " "
Three years old & upw'ds 3 00 "
Horses" 3' 00 " .
J. C. AINSW0ETH,
President O. S. 3f. Co.
Portland, Feb. 15, 1S70. . lo.Gt
Dr. J, H. HATCH,
Jtte Mack 4" Hatch,
DENTIST,
The patronage of those desiring lir&t Class
Operation, is respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed.
N. B. Nitrous Oxyde administered for the
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
Officr In Weigant's new bnilding, west
side of First street, between Alder and Mor
rison streets, Portland, Oregon.
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y !
.
as
O
u
OF THE
United States of America.
WASHING TON, I. C.
Branch Office at PHilncU-lpIiIa,
Where the business of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general
correspondence should be addressed.
O
DIltECTOKS t
Philadelphia, Clarence ILClark, Jay Cooke,
F. Ratchford St;irr, J. Hinckley Clark, Geo.
V. Tyler, W. G. Moorhead.
Washington. Henry D. Cooke, E.A.Rollins
Win. E.-Chandler, John D. Defrees.
New York, Ed w. Dodge, U. C. Fahnestock.
OFFICERS t
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance
And Executive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice P-esident.
EMERSON W.PEET, Secretary and Actuary
E. S. TURNER, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITI1.M.I)., Medical Director.
J. EWING MEARS, M. D., Assistant
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C,
aud Geo. HANDING, Philadelphia,
Attorneys.
The Most Successful Life
Insurance Company of
The YV orld !
Having issued in the first TEN months ot
its existence.
! 3,395 Policies,
-INSURING
10,142,800 Dollars!
This Company cflbrds to its Policy IIoldrs
PERFECT SECURITY!
ity is Cash paid up Capital of One Million
Dollars, and guarantees to the Insured,
by it
Low Rates of Premium !
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE,
OR, A REVERSIONARY DIVIDEND OF
100 PER CENT. BY ITS
Return Premium Plan
-0-
Wells, Fargo & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS
FOR THE TACIFIC COAST.
W. E. HALE MANAGER.
A. D.-XULIjIS, M. !.,
AfciEKT FOR OREGON.
OFFICE IN CHEF'S BUILDING,
(Up stairs, bet. Front and First sts.)
ENTRANCE ON STARK STREET,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
S. D. POPE, LOCAL AGENT,
OREGON CITY,
GENERAL AGENTS t
JAY COOKE & CO. No. 216 Broadway, N.Y.
General Agents for 2ew York and North
ern New Jersey. J. U. Orvis and D. C.
Whitman, Managers.
E. W.CLARK & CO. Bankers, No. 35 South
Third street, PhiladelpniaGeneral Agents
for Pennsvlvauia and Southern New Jer
sey. C. S. Russell, Manager.
JAY COOKE &, CO,
Southern Agent-.
Washington, General
E. S. Turner, Manager.
J. A. ELLIS & CO. Chicago, General Agents
for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minn.
JOHN W. ELLIS & CO. No. 122 Walnut St.,
Cincinnati, General Agents for Ohio and
Central and Southern Indiana.
S. A. KEAN & CO. Detroit, General Agents
for Michigan and Northern Indiana. D
W. Kean, Manager, ; -
T. B. EDGAR, St. Louis, General Agent for
Missouri and Kansas. C. Orvis, Manager
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
A cpnts for New England and Eastern
Provinces of Canada. J. P. Tucker Man
ager. '
' JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO. Baltimore
General Aeents for Maryland, W. A. Wi
sorig, Manager.
WM.. DOUGLAS, JR., Montreal, -Genera
Ggtnt fcr ths Dcm:i:n cf Caarda,
Over 20,000 Persons
Testify to the Wondeilul cures ot
Dr. J. YY MURRAY'S
Balsam for the Liver and Blood.
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY.
10c
Ont of the C&brah-d Physicians of Portland,
eays he is cured of the Jvng and Liver c m
plaint, and that h oices his life to Dr.Mur
ray Lung and Liver Balsam. Read xcJiat
he say : Portlaxo, May 21. 18ti9.
I have tried Dr. J. W. Murray's
Lung and Liver Balsam. I used it iu my fam
ily with the best of success. I was sick for
some months, and used every remedy. I
called several physicians, butthevdid me no
cood. I exhausted every remedy known o
the medical profession, and received no ben
efit. This Lung and Uver Balsam cured me,
and I do not hesitate to recommend it to the
public aud my friends, as a good and safe
rem dy. Those who know me, as many do
in this Stat, know that I 'would not recom
mend them to use a thing that has no mei i"-,
because I am opposed to quack remedies.
G. W.BROWN. M. D.
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3- For sale at BELL & PARKER S, and
at ail Drug Stores on the Pacific Coast. 9tf
Thomas Charman
Successor to CHARMAN 4- BRO.,
THE DEATH OF MY BROTHER HAS
compelled me again to change the name
01 the firm of CHARM AN & BRO. to tlfat of
THOMAS CHARMAN having purchased of
the estate all the interest held by my broth
er in the stock of gootl j owned by Charman
& Brother, taking effect January 3d, 1S6'J.
TI a c "II 11 si 11 c
Will be Carried on as Usual
AND A FULL STOCK
Will be kept up by me, and will consist, in
part, of the following branches of trade :
Dry Goods and Clothing,
JIals, Cafs, Boots and Shoes,
Fancy Notions. Perfumery
And Patent Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Colors.
Dye Stuffs and Varnish,
Qtcensware, Crockery d; Lamps
Sash. Doors, and Window Blinds,
Hardware, Tools and Cutlery,
' ' Hope, and Nails-
Of Every Description.
I ask Especial Attention to my
FINE TEAS,
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
GROCER IES OF EVER Y
VARIETY.
Farming Implements
OF ALL KINDS.
tfS-Attention will be paid to any business
left with me on Commission.
Notice. My Business with all who favor
me with their patronage, will be done on a
(iOLn basis but Legal Tender will be re
ceived at the market quotations.
I desire to say to all who favor me
with their patronage that I shall use my best
ability to please them, and all orders shall
meet with prompt attention. My iacihties
for doing business are as good as any house
in Ortijon, and 1 pledge myself to sell as
'heap as any House in good standing in the
State. I will not be undersold by anv one
Mcsc give me a call and examine for your-
elves. I hanking you for past tavors.
I remain, Respectfully vours,
THOMAS CHARMAN.
J. R. RALSTON,
TS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN and SIXTH STREETS,
OREGON CITV, OREGON.
TTTdlERE II
X friends.
HE WOULD INVITE HIS
and the public in general, to
call and examine his stock, consisting ot a
general assortment of
Dry 5ools,
Ciotliiu
Hoots and Sliocs,
Hals ni Caps,
Hardware.
Crockery
Groceries &c
tSf Having froix
many years experience
learned that
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
LIES IN SMAIL PROFITS!
IS DETERMINED TO
OFFER SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS WILL
Silence the Cry of Portland Pi ices!
Oregon City, August 2Sth, 1S69.
jjOTICE.
The Annual Assessment List under the
U.S. Internal Revenue Law, for Division
No Four, consisting of Polk, Marion and
Clackamas counties in the District of Oregon,
will be open for public examination and cor
rection at my olhce, in Salem, from the
24th day of March to the 6th day of April,
iSill; wnere all persons ciaiminjr deduc
4ions or abatement of taxes, ui consequence
01 erroneous assessment, must do so in
writing before the expiration of this notice,
as no deduction will be allowed after ths
list is closed and turned over to the Col
lector.
Salem, the 21st day
of March, 1870.
WM. A. K. M ELLEN,
U. S. Assistant Assessor,
Fourth Division, District of Oregon.
mar262w.
gTOCKIIOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the Stock
holders of the OREGON CITV MANUFAC
TURING CO. will hold their annual election
at the office of the Company on Saturday,
April 23d, 1870.
R. JACOB,
President.
2C:,vL
WM. E.HOWELL,
Secretary.
A U C TION AND COMMISSION
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A. 15. Richardson,
AUCTIONEER !
Comer of Front and Oak itmti, Prtln4.
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate, Groceries, General MeriaU
dise aud Horses,
Every Wednesday and Saturday f
A. B. Richardson, Auctioneer.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined Bar and Bundle Iron ;
English Square and Octagon Cast steal ; (?'
Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws ;
Screws, Fry .-pans, sheet iron, R. G. Iron ;
; q 0 also :
A large assortment of Groceries and Liquors
A. B. Richardson, Auctioneer
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LAD D & TILTON,
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IBYjSTICERS,
Established 1859.
Deposits received and Accoun tge rsb-
jtct to Check or Draft.
INTEREST allowed on TIME'Depositi ol
TRUST FUNDS, in soma of ONE DOLLAIV)
and UPWARDS, from Date of Deposit.
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Money Loaned on Approved Security.
Bonds. Stocks and other valuables roceir!
on deposit for safe keeping.
COLLECTIONS MADE, an FI&C ED J
promptly remitted.
Investments in real estate and other prop
erly made for parties.
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Agents Qbr the transaction of all kinds of
HN ASU1AL and Tit L ST liLSltSS.
SIGHT AND TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGE
On San Francisco and the Atlantic States,
FOR SALE.
GOVERNMENT
aud sold.
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SECURITIES BOUGHT
JO.tf
Savings! Savings I
FIRST NATIO AL BAP
OF PORT AND
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Savings De artrrent I
This Bank has established, in connection
with its general Banking business, a savings
department, and will allow-interest on coin
deposits, made in accordance with the condi
tions adopted by this Bank.
In establih;ng a Savings Department, thi
Banking Association has in view the benefit
to accrue to a class of persons having small
sums to loan, by providing a sale place ot
deposit, ample security, and fair rate of in
terest, as well as to aggregate and bring int
use idle capital. For the safety of deposit
iu this Bank, are pledged its entire capital
and resources, and also the personal liability
of its Directors and Stockholders, asriprovid
ed by Section 12 of the National Currency
Act, "approved June 3, 1S04, a greater men- '
rity than that given by ordinary Savings
Banks. Printed copies of the condition np
on which deposits are received, may be bad .
upon application to the Board.
HENRY FAILING .President
JAMES STEEL
DIRECTORS:
.. .Cashier
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Henut Failing, Hkxet W.
CoiMIT,
L. H. Walekield, Jamks Stbel,
0 V. J. VisScHtyvEB. 6tf
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Direc Importation
FROM NEW
YORK.
THE UNDE SIGNED ARE AGENT
and in constant reeeipt of
FILL SUPPLIES OF
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McMi-EitAr's OYSTERS Fresh and spited ;
" Fresh Peaches and TomatMs;
KEir, Dat & Co.'s CASE GOODS, cf nil
kinds ; O
Gross & Co.'s CHEMICAL Oliyc Soap ;
" " CANDLES, warrants srp,
rior to any in market; ' n .v
Winslow's, Majiinb Pacxg Cos and Sae
GREEN CORN; O
Kingsford OSWEGO STARCH, of every
variety ; Q
Watekblrt CLOCKS; of every style ;
CEMENT and TLASTER;
Calcined and Lanfl
For fa'e LOW TO THE TRADE, bys
M CRAKEN, MERRILL CO.,
nS.2m 16 North FrontStreet. Portland.
CLARKE, HENDERSON & COOK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS,
cCv., dec.
Cor. First and Washington sts.,
10.3m) rortiand, Oregon.
OOD NEWS
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To the FARMERS, BUTCHERS
and TANNERS.
D. METZCER & Co.
Portland, Oregon, corner Front and Salmon
Streets, opposite the old Court House,
are buying all the
TAILS AND MANES OF HORSES,
THE TAILS OF CO WS, q
AND ALL THE HAIEF HOGSt
And era paying a LIBERAL PiiQ, '- (T..SI
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