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OFFICIAL PATE 3 FJR CLACKAMAS COfXTV.
Oroscn OitT, Oregon ,
Friary
1151x1 II, 1371.
ST -
A G3:d Work.
Ve learn that i I; e "Tualatin River and
Xa vagal ion and ManufuCdntirtg Company1,
prov-ose to Lave the cutting for the canal,
from the river to Oswego Lal:e, so far
coiapieJed by the fdr.-d of NoVi-usber next
na to auinit the pai-s;-ge of but pes arid
other f-mall crai':?. 'iheir eld saw w ill
at Oswego is at work 011 the Mij-ply of
logs in the basi.i there, prepariag Limber
for the proposed new dan: a:;d a sub.-tati-Qtial
new mill in a letter location, for the
ffecicnt laanufacua'e of lumber. 1 he
valuable and extensive In ruber region
Qbing the Tualatin will :.f;brd an i::d.iil
ing supply of logs of oak. r..'L. u:r.d .
alder, pine, fir a id cedar. The canal will
uord a cheap and eonvenk-ist means of
gettirsg them to the nod. ;o that the ex
pense of converting th an into lumber
will b'J vo'?y eon.-M-orab:y le.-s t!.nn is
q UMially incurred at other p. ln!s where
Inmber is made. The water power v. ill
be greatly hsereiuto.I, and the .cope of its
p.pplicatio:i very lanc-'n er.larged. Tual
atin river is twen'v-Iwo feet higher t'uu
the level of Oswego L:d-io, 11:. d the Lake
is fpilte nii.ety above the present lo'tubi
of the Willamette liver at ( J-wvgo. The
new dam which is to he bu'!l at the cut
q let of tie: Luke, is k he feme twenty feet
higher than the j resent one, and thi-
raagnincenl water oov.ar can
be di-'nb-
tlted and jsed as ;c;iy he Ie.-lroJ, cv
!o
the very banks of the Wiik.me'de.
The additional and important faellhtes
to divagation which will be e.fforded by
the operators of this company, in can ;, leg
forward their eu.erpri
hi
;ou-e
one of the n;o-t admirable and useful pel
11c imju'oveissents id' the ?k..te. A capa
cious and convenient basin for the load
ing -and unloading of stessmboats and j
other water crafts will be 'crmed. by the
elevation ol the water ot use JaiaO m
close proxitud'y to th" Wiilametle. Thtts
a continuous and unob.-frncted line of
inland water communication westward
for a distance of tip wards of sixiy miles,
will open up tm important trade, and en
courage the mere complete set! lenient
and development of a large art a of ex
cellent and productive i;.r.d. All Hues ol
communication are of benefit to the peo
ple all means cf transnoi tailou are of
value to the State. Cheapness and ells- j
patch, always desirable, mask the thor-
oughncss and eliVclency of these i ssen- '
tials to si prosperous community. It is I
only a question of time, Oswego wit! he :
use site co a nouusmng iua:.ui.,e'urmg ;
town. Her woolen goods, hour. Itsmber. ;
wooden and iron w;i;e will on-' dav ton-
iy con
tribute no insigniflc stit means towards,
the advancement and prosperity cf Ote-
O
gon.
The "Tiudalin River Xavagaiion and
Manufacturing Coinpaisy.' has our best
'.iht for. the sncce:oi'.l ptoseeo-iesi
their most commendable enterprise.
of
It
is un undei 'ahiitg of local tidvantage to
out' coiinly. Oswego being in Clack. im;e;
and as such, if for no other c iu.-e. is en '
titled to the lavorabie com-ideration of
our citizens.
L Iladical Innil!
The r.ostcn Daily ?,kys. id' the dth nit
has the following:
We are told that the Republican:.- of
Culsloi'ni 1 ha; e inserted in their phithutso.
two planks commonly supposed to belong
to the L,!emoora!ie pariy. It i- s Ihoy
(J.ave t.o.en gfotitid in Livor of tin- sdsrog 1
tion ol the treaty with China, ami agaits-t
the immigration of the Chinese. What
ever m iy be said its Livor of Use first, plank,
it would be interesting to Lear a statesman-like
argument in behalf o! the see
uiid. Naturally no one prefers to have
anybody gceine lo this country, ex-- p:
those who are better than the ssverage of
the existing inhabitants. Rut m what
principle the Government can select its
immigrants is not apparent. Co; t duly,
there are suie Chinese morehr.nts and la
borers, who sire quite above ihe average
Irishman, or the siverage Genu 01. or the
average Caliiorulan. lor that m it'.er. as
respects indiisliy. e;oo;l soisse. and even
virtue, it wo are go"s::; n have a policy
of exclusion, let us go for one that is
toutided on principle.'"
truth is. unless the frii nds of liber
ty. justice and fair pby lake stone pi;H
to help the best ekkiens of Califorrdi bv
piitdag iato their Lands the means bv
which to educate the yot.ths i f that coun
try to a teue and L-athos Christianitv.
thf politicians there will be too mueh loi
ns. These politician- are not Lie -ed with
deep moral convictions and its this csi.-e
tlsey seem to Le hopeles-ly blitid us to
even a decent polliLv.l eca:iou:v.
Our Iri. h and C'onuau nlends will ob
serve in what light they are held by the
Radical organ at the Hub. The patty
generally love the Chinamen better than
any of our for-.-hgu population, and we
find them making frequent comparisons
similar to ihe above. The Oro,uoi is
the org 1:1 ofthe Chinese party in Oregon,
and it is determined not to accept the
California, "dtqoirture."'
The Gttuwa (Iowa) Dnru-crcd, which
$11 per has accepted the "new departure."
but appears to think there is something
yet to come, ami tins cautious the Iom
ccracy. We submit it to a favorable con
siufiaiion to those who have a Lankcrin"
alter "departures :''
It may seem politic to the minds of
some good and honest men that the Dem
ocracy ' depart"" for a season from their
ancient principles, but there is great dan
ger, in the policy.
Jt is possible 'that the first thing we
know the. Radicals will steal the' best
plank 'm our platform and appropriate it
to t bod r own use.
As an indication of the danger in that
direction, read a sentiment "uttered bv
Senator Trumbull in his late Fourth of
July oration ;
The future great danger of the Re
puo.ic was centralization. The safe
Ssuardsol liberty Were the local State
OuVi'i'nuit'HO "
O
Geo. W. Snydet ha-; bee
t.l the .S
politics i0 a Tt'r:'" curious fhrase of ' States have general elections on Tuesday,
rtt'lbnanTon tl hlofti il'S ! lhe Tth of November. Illinois has a spe-
fl'('i-2'.o'5, should'" VheRadT- cial ctioti to be held, probably, on
v'itt . 'V'i lu0 K1 id-e.'.k iti our platform j the last named da v for a congressman
ami acceVlVng situsS,,?1" 8lrane Sods j at large in place ofSenator Logan.
it ,...,..1 , ,
BkhsneGty cf Parties.'
The Ore.jcnlun and other Radical papers
have had much to say lately about the
corruption of the '-Tammany Ring"' of
New York. Villi !e thev are thus enaed !
in exposing fraud, we would cad their es
pecial attention, to the following, which is
jclcse. at home, taken fr-jru the Port Tovvu
ser.d JJcswjer (ilad'cd):
We claioi the light, as a Republican
journal, to criticise Kt:d expose 1 te-casity.
v:he heria our own parly or not. and
therefore give the following account of
Dr. Lamper's ! le o! tb.ir.g bu.-iness. It
seem j ei the nm-xneeted arrival of the
speci.il agent of the Trea-.ti ry Ik-partiuotit
atOlymphi thai the eoverament lands.
v, hie is v.ef
mi:
, , ....
: . i ,
m to be in the hands
of the
leci-iver. were not to he found, but
in rmdi
:;:. ! da
e;:;oes o e; o :
!;'.;:.. .-; O d
! ..... e. - ,.!' !. .'.
by (Joverrsor S.ihi-
rutin lor 610.0:,;); ?d ejor Hay de;i of the
Intel a. it Revenue- Department. Captain
Tattle, United dates Agent for logs, and
Mr. li:r.-ch. a trader a: Olytnpia. for the
remainder. The amount of theso due
bills altogether is 331.000.
(do; 01 ..): u i nroonred a portion
of t:;o mom-
y in Iha-iiand. and McLhtoy
go l the i..i',e.;oo
ill r-'euHle. so that the I
s;mo!:iil td' the h
Hat the 1 enhieim
liei; has boon made goo.h
o! the mis-ing currency
doi'S ni-4 cover the f..ci that the Governor j
and a !ev o! !o- especial pei:s irons C Isle t- j
a h.sve h : itidiiiiit'-d control of t::e pub- ;
lie m .u.-y. at.d hi.- inducing the receiver i
to letn lie.-government lands to private j
paiiies is s.s criminal, if not me.ro so, than j
the acts of ihe icciever himself. The :
I'resi-U'nt ought to remove not only the ;
reclever. but' evety one of the (-itseials
who have been d.itsbiing this mailer, j
uid we hope to be able to announce the ;
! set !,. hoe h eg. A dean fcWeei) of al!
the Chic;i;io i ai oe: h ,eers would be a j
h';o.
! im;;s to ttoi j eri :.o:y . !
Ami we also call their attention to the
follow mg sntiill item of dealings, ttdeva !
from the Washington Pa' riot. Sentetirne ;
loce that paper puho. hed an cxlubtt o;
the ilohc d dei'auheis, in which it says:
TiiO :l;ree cumuiunities which hnvo t
rir;!ii to be protttl of iosiiive and rda:ive
iaO'jrry are Conssectieut, Maine ssnd Ore-tie-
iiggreate being h -s ttsau 610.
iejO. h",v Jer.-ey. with oo.itO:'). and Ver
mont, with sit l.'JtK.), are next in the onler
of ihie'diy, while Rhode Inland has V1,,
',;.) 3 and that the defalcation of one mats.
This is another peculiar and most unpleas
ant fact, ami one a Licit proves the vic
ioiisness of a system. We meais the msor
nsous ;. mounts due by individuals. For
example, in California, one collector owe.s
..-Tod. ':.;; in Illinois, one f.RJG.OO:) and
anoth.er e'heV.ooe; j!t Kentucky, one near
.-' o : ;: 1 1 Ohio is one of .';;;.. 00 s. a-ei
in Lo:tisi:iua. one of CO ).-):). Muuy of
th cases ituleed. tsssless wo are issue's
ii"!
-taken, all oi them are those of huown
Radical incumbents and politicians, in
e sse svsss .. 1 k xble ca.-e in hve-,v si.sk, where
ihe- delinqsient is reported in the papers
of to-day as now "traveling for ple.uure
in ilnrope,' are found two c'aavre.- in i w r
o . . ; 0 S C ;
and 'id
t colleciioti div.rict-; the I'uttr'h
is ty-;-eeoud footing up to the tune
Of I ,1 i ihlh.ii. (;i, ooeh'Oa
s -. . 1 nee
Oovr.v ;;.o ,'0;.o:. In the slegle State t.-i"
New Vurk. out of ' l.m-.), 000, seven Re
publicans stole two million, without the
case of Collector ihsiley. to which we
have referred. Speaker Caliit-Otf, who h
in ; t is a mod he '. .:: e of only ;' hed.
iioO. Ni,:;1 York. Radical Fcr.r.syt-
vans 1 holds t';e po.rt oi di.-hom: her de-
itrapiem :es oeitig stone ;.'X.SaeeeM, ano
-, ai "f it six favored iudlvid'.tiM.-. sd! tre-
1:
eu-iy -doyah" owe e !..'oo- es. dh.e
oher lai 'ie rda;o to w Lien we care
e ! ; . -
to res'. is tisio that w hich lut nlshes the
Senate air.l f hatiCeoor of the Kxehepier.
She iteols closely on the heels of i'mtti-.-
lvanra. owit.g .Si dtoo.Om). to v. hieh
four in:li vldaals eee;t; i'jah' a million. The
amount due from States lately in reoedhos
is. as near as may be. six millions: o;
v. .00:1
too, tin
!.- tt'd s-
1 itidivi
i ; -.: h aiuie :d
: I V. .
t: -
thes
a ;:ii two oi'ihit.i'iiot! losses of ov.
.edun.iOO! t uch. "1 he 'defa toe iouis its
!'. con.-tiucted SiaOs ate iseees.-sirtly
Cent occtirreoce. and p.r.sc'iealiy li
the ?v moat hies sf the h dtnioisti-atiou.
1 1,0
1 e-
lect
A oi;th:trn View-
The m. hhe :-;;!,
seoslbe parngvaph on
ouestioo. i ' is a true
has the Jo1 low!
tag
to new dopui tore
t:X'n'essio:i of the
northern Democracy :
Jiist look so it. Vou dejsartui ists are
dead against the amendments. So sire we.
Vou say you w on'l oplose them by vio
lence. So we do. .,i hold that tisey
are in so far actual parts of the Constitu
tion its to be obeyed. u- the present. So
do we. Now, vheto do ;e diifer '.' In
this, thai iiow nor Li reafier. before or al
ter the election, will we cease to believe
and to declare that those amendments are
the joint products of force and fraud, to
ho ut.ceasiiosd y warred upon, and extis'pa
ted by the direct, attack, and not by the
pniihtth e of "c -instruction ;'" while you
deparl'.n ists propose to hush up she whole
matter, or if you speak it is only to maoe
Ihe Radicals believe that acquiescence hi
them, as parts id the Constitution, is lor
ad lime. Now. either ihe "departure"'
eh-ais, the Radicals or ii cheats the friends
of a restored, put "died Constitution, an d
we reoiiy have not yet made up our mind
which. The "departure"' lots all ti e car
mas ks of a dodge, it is not s-tratght for
ward : it requires too much explanation :
it is forked in tongue, and has none of the
i y ea er nay simplicity of a direct ami t ruth
la: propod; too. We cling to the belief
'. that, when the Democratic party asscsidjh s
I in ids integrity and its wisdom in the 101-
thm d convention, it will not Dust its
i great fortunes to tench a rickety dug-out
os ilos.
We wish we could find room for the ut
terances id the Eastern press on the dis
closures of tLe prodigious frauds perpe
trated by the Loafers of the Democratic
parly oi the Cnited States the Tammany
gang. Orcjoitlan.
Can't you find loom for ten answer to
tlse following questions : How much of
the insane money did Sam May and
Woods steal'.' How much of the first
payment on school lands Sold white
Woods and May were in office did they
steal? And finally, how much of the
public money did the Radical administra
tions of Gibbs and Woods steal? These
are some ipa r-t;ons in which the people
of Oregon are interested directly. We
await your answer.
Sr.TK Elections. The next Stale elec
tions w hich occur ere California and Ver
mont on Tuesday, the 4th of September,
and Maine on Monday. September 10th.
Iu Texas, Governor Davis has ordered a
special election for the choice of four
Congressman, to commence on the first
Tuesday in October. Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Iowa choose State officers and mem
bers of the Legislature on the second
Tuesday in October. Massachusetts.
Xew York. Xew Jersey, ami several
The Ofi'joui iii says that Senator Xe s-
t liiuii ia uji'iusta 10 uu sitsiv urpaiii.it
i Policy.
EcinstMiPj about ''Sspartnrcs.'
Obedience to the Constitution we aJ,
mit is a paramount duty of.theciiin, and
V.:o two obji-eaonal auirndms-nnts.so culled.
to that instrument, though obtained by
fraud, h ive beeonm t hi administered as
, T- ! i; 1. ." . H 1 , I- . .
saw. an ye.iusiig ooe.-tiOOio; i.i -
copied the situation, and still U n0
violation of the law to oggttate for a iv-
... 1 tf t) vi-rv ::n!ce.d meats, w hich
i have Leon forct-d tip on us for the polui
l cai advartti'ge of a corrnot and unseiitp
! u)ii.i party. If the object ot the Ohio
! plutlorm is dimply an aehno wiedgement
j of the fact that these amendments lor the
i time being are to be regarded as taw, no
; h.oiy opposes tha though it Seems to us
i that :. . .-:o.:h oeh.o. ah- i a. n ut was t oo ;i
under ihe olroo m.-.-tanci s then1 is tso
; roe. .. u for it and theretore there is no
i ;eu.e in it. The fear we Lave is that in
appro vu
this ohioct wi
are
aonr obui-
Ing some sen time tit that, is iaimieai
deadly hostile to the principles which
have held the Detnocratio" p..rty together
ai! til.ieS nod uu lor ail circumstance.?.
asol c uisdlute ihe very lii'e bieod of i:s
oigaiiiz itt en. If the;-;; be any one princi
ple more than another, for which we Lave
Contended, and endeavored lo main'min its
a party, it has been that of the righhs of
the Suites under the Constitution the
foundation principle of our tonu of gov
enmseiit, or that form of government
wldels cur lathers c.avo us. Je.it whitei we
do not now posses:?. The Fourteenth and
Fii'ieeiiih amendments are radical changes
in the form of our goverumeutati ab
rupt depasture from the system of ii
thunder:-, 'rem a Union of States to one
of a sovereign federal government. This
has been aecoinplldse J mainly by the
Congressional legis! .u;o;i authorized by,
and to put in Luce these very amend
ments. Noiv we had rather not have any
oi this in ours. Our departure would be
straight o..t of this condition of u Hairs.
Yi'e want no consolidated government
dictatorial Ilxoeutive no sovereign Cou-gres-,
bttl ii L'nieoi (sf Suites, whose the
rcsmacd tights of each and all aie to be
respected and held in; salable.
if the Ohio Resolutions do not incul
cate any .heresy like thai which we have
hub fly and hastily intimated, it is all right
but we would have much prei'ered to
have had it "so nominated in the bond.'"
We do not despair of ihe Republic. We
have lost no faith in our party. Time vin
dicates the truth. There is a tide in the
a 1 lair oi States, us well as of men. that
i leans? elsewhere tun:: to ioiuaao. i.e
; have heeii sinigglteg a long while against
that tide. We believe it has reached its
I efi'j. ami as ll flows backward it reveals
the bidden rocks and uulektauds which
..;v..' come so no
r r-o v i 0
have an
; toe
abidi
rum 01
lg ial h
i ..e re, :.:
that the
it n
X;
depot lure"
d' the next tid- will
m a tto
h.-r d i: es. dots
which will bear
;;s into the L iveu oi good ioriuue.
(1 -' a u j a y .
The IhoRcal press ol this Slate for th-
t two or three weeks, has Leon fillet'
with accusations a g on I
of Mew Vol k. iitid ihoy :
the city oklokiSs
a tic mot lo hold
I'nited S'a.Us re
the i -eium. racy ot' th
sponsible for the acts of that city. Whether
too so accusations are true or not, we h ivo
no means of knowing, they being made
bv a eluil aiel p ;: rcha-.dde p,-:pi r of i'wW
; oi k. and coo-ted from il hi o.her iladice.l
oi-atis. the 4th i tst.. Mavor Hall and
CoUsiV't roller Conuell;
who arethepartiei
;h..;god v ith m ; 1 a n t! : i : : i s t r a 1 1 on , i-se.ed
the foiiovring card :
To Wm. ok Rod.::', ri'-'shleio of Cotn-
mo.'Ce. (0' ilotl. (deo. (U:
Ce. 'tce Rri'.-'i-iSS
aitogiiiolis
: deist : Its ; lew (.
eoutiir.i.ili y in itle
. sat
partu-.os jausii ii.; 10
; i ehoio:; to aceo.oits U too city ato.i comity
; of he.v Votk. the expenditures of public
im-m-vs the public debt ami t he cd "s re-
t soiti ces, the undersigned 1 esoeetiti!' v re- i
; otnst iise Chamber ol Commerce to. ap
; ; o'.tii a hu ge ssoditiog committee, of Ltiown
; aiel upi tgiil Cidz.-tis, to undo' toli examtn
I a.i-.-t! oi p.iblie accounts and the condi
tion of the public debt, then to repot t ihe
re.-uk when completed to the people ol
this city. The accounts, will be publi.- hod
at an early day, but it is the eai nest' de
sire of the undersigned that the oilgisial
voucher.- be sit once examined. The un
ih rstguc;! will be obliged, in case there is
no regular ineeiii g of the Chamber with in
a few days, if st special meeting could be
condoned expre.-sdy for the purpose indi
cated. The undersigned make the propo
sition irrespective oi our own political
coiit-ideratioos, and because of the a-satili
on Use city ciedit. ll appeals to you be
cause your body is composed of non-partisan
and cemnn reiui gam lb men.
Tuoom.;: amono thi: Loyal.-- Our fpuie'i
little iown has beeii greatly excited dur
ing the past week by e;ents ami 1 amors
ol events oeeurio.g iu some ol the Federal
ofiices. On Saturday evening Dr. Railey.
Supervisor of Revet. tie for Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, arrived here, accom
panied by an agent of the Treasury De
partment from Washington, and on Sun
day luoir.ing it .was publicly known that
this agent had demanded and was in pos
session of the safe in the oirice of the Re
ceiver of Public Moneys, and rumors
were immediately afloat of a large, defal
cation in that office, variously estimated
at from 20.000 to Cb'.umo. It is also
cunesitiy reported, and generally credited
that on Sundav there was 11 general de
mand for loans of greenbacks upon al
most every7 person known or supposed to
have any of that commodity' on hand, by
friends of the Receiver, and that Gov.
Salomon and Major Ilaydeti started for
Portland on Mosiday morning to "raise
money for a big land speculations' as
was said byT one of their friends. Ot
course we are not in the secrets of the
party, and can only give the rumors as
they are in general circulation. On the
other hand, we are assured by Dr. Lam per,
the Receiver, who is a cousin of the Presi
dent and supposed to be an honorable
man. that the rumors in regard to defalca
tion are utterly groundless ; that he has
not stolen a dollar of the public money
ssnd Las no intention of doing so. He
asks for a suspension of public ophsion
until the report of the agent is made pub
lic, and we suspend. Ulymyli Hicndard.
Rqcal. The Hc-amincr gets off the fol
lowing good one : Ringham, the hero in
the wicked drama which strangled an in
nocent woman, said in his speech the
other night that under Radical rule the
humblest individual, whether Pagan or
Christian, was equal to the President.
We never hsid an exalted opinion of
Grant, but regarded him as a little better
than a Digger Indian and a "Heathen
Chinee,' but Bingham thinks otherwise,
and Pirsgham ought to know. We can
stand it if be can.
The Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church assembled t Portland lost Wednesday.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
TrV'TUtope TT'V nTP O T -r-nrT)T-r
Greeley and the Presidency.
Mr. Greeley hatspokea again regard
ing the Presidency, and his letter, written
U Major Muldoom of the World, is. if it
is cot rectly stated, very plain and satis
factory :
Ti'.XA.S.
Young M;x : Your h"o was sent ?o
me rroe.a vt,w yrk. 'i h- K".
not interfere whh ihe mail m li. lfi
is essesuiaiiv an a-ricoliural State. oil
can pb.-.v here twenty-seven loot ueep 1,
vou own enouL;'i mates.
Mure thm half a century ago. and just
as soon as I was able to dtstingnisu pig
iron from hor-e radish- s. I resolved never
to become R resident of the United States
and to fptir dr'uskivg rum.
For two reason I c oshln't atioid 1!.
and had t time. The 1 e.tson.s still exist.
Jhit s'ilh ii 1 wore elected and should
accept, it weald be to dem ;a-trate several
Iheorie.i. both .f go ver ; men t and of poli
tics and of farming, which J have adopted
alter a:i experience o! eighty and live
years.
First, I believe that the man is made
for the office, and not aU the office in the
bind for the man's family.
Next I believe it is possible to run this
government on cold water, whereby a
large saving would be made in the e st
of dec -inter.-':, lingerbowds, etc., at the
White House.
Next. 1 shotdd advocate a mo' re human
idng . and sath-factin-y system in the
ILiroau of Indian Athdrs.
The mdder tribes 1 would subject to
jrs'cniual exiersuia v. ion. on a buchu and
7 ' r.o..-r dh :. nod the idood; ids sty I would
cut up und ack away in reck suit. I
think I know smoothing about salt.
Jt is not true ihat i am opposed to
Grant, but il is true that I am somewhat
in favor ot Greeley.
ll is also true that I have drank noth
ing stronger than tea for two and sixty
years. 1 always drink tea from a saucer,
after the manner of sages.
Tee. rum be raised in manv sections of
New imgland. 'i lie lloston peopJe gave
the subject seme iliile attention a few
ye. as since, and raised quite a crop.
Aloes could be raised in this Si a to but
for the potato-hug ; so could castor oil
and ssilerrttus.
Very truly yours. II. GttKiu.nv.
To Mr. Muhdoon, Astor House.
IIct Comers-
Mr. J. A. ikiraoft writes to ihe JRr,,h
under date of the 1st in.st. Corn R.igle
Creek. i;i this county, as foiiows:
1 have succeeded at la-t in securing set
tlers in the district of country of which 1
wrote you last spring. Right Germans
have already lake 1 claim-, and more are.,
on the way. Tisey are all intelligent, in
dustrious, and well provided with mentis
just the 1 igh-t stripe to settle a new eon :i
try and, if I mistake not. a few years will
Ihsd ih'-m in advance of m isty of the more
favored W. bfoot nation, 'i hose men sd!
came from Australia. They Come to Ore
gon for homes ami not for speculation, us
a.ot'.y have done. They h-.ve seen the
ino-t of ( Jregon. bulls I'.ist and west, and
are contented widi this part id the State,
ami say that it is the best poriLm they
have seen 0.1 this coast.. Thev are r.ow
;sy cutting r. new road to the land of
t..e,r eio ,eO.
This now con .dry would have been set
tled iong sioje. had there been a road lo
i' : toit tisree or four miles of road lo tiiake
w as too much for many who sought a
L-i'.d ol milk and honey, where the "wood
bine tv. ineth." Rut the noble sons ol the
Rhine k:iov when and w lie re 1.0 make toe
attack, ass.i at e leu ali'atd to strike. The
only re piesL we have to make is send u
more oi ! he .--a me 1. ind.
Ritxt l i.xrsAt:
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ib't.tu n a ; . Tiie
a its r iu icl 1 .ion
io the
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a i!e: p 1.1 ry
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Las: mo:: 1
laid up
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ted aiel tiie Waits are j
0! oa t fs-o!; ii,. 1 1 ifior.
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tor
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; that is will be leai.SV
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a!?oit
'AS. V, 1
It.e hi -t 01 peeeiiibor.
o rig. v, or.. .. w, ...
at! oil: tii'...t i
LO at 0 ed t
bhode-. who ,
cations, and
ho Lave too 1
is oi t.i.-i-.nal
'i here are ihr
o ; ia ood wisi l't dec!
t'."'!l the architect. odt.
Iresv ihe phtus ;uid sptvdi
upoti the Commi-siotiers.
:. oc: iu-os!. The main pur!
ia hape and is itixG'-f feet,
e v. ;-i s making it Li Ihe
The north and sotols
ig. cd lor the cells, to be
iti. including the b.a-emou:.
; .', .1 ;, . at h. 1 do 1 e
shape of a
v. ti-o - are di.dg..
f.VO st, ih-S high.
and an- i t io :
a re to be ie.i so.s
oi brick, eae 1 ce.
i-o,:I U,dl 10 iiici
and roar Id lack,
ate to he placed
tiie sioe of hi d,
o. ;et ,S. sil'O to 1)0 m. ote
i eC7 IV ei in si.e , wii h
.es thick sitsd the tides
s t hick ; the iron cells
above the buck cells,
is oa feet. Around the
cells runs a g.ol -ry where the guards are
to be placed. The center of She budding,
or main part, is io be three stories high ;
and 0:1 ihe first floor will be the guard
room ami on ihe second a chapel. The
front wing is to be the officers' depart
ment ami is dih7o feet in size. I ; 1 the
basement will be the kitchen, dining
room, laundry and baths. Tim whole
bunding will bo well ventilated, ami well
supplied with water-pipes, etc. If will
reooire ubout 1 500.000 brick, all of
which will be made by the prisoners.
i'Lere are at the present fit) men employ ed
on the budding. Work has been sus
pended for a short time he- want of ma
terial, but it is ex pec ted that nothing will
now stand io the way of it.- completion by
the first of December.
Pertinent Guestions.
The iiogene Guard of the olh ins:., no
di esses the following pertinent rpiestious
to the lit raid :
In our Lira we will ask the Herald a
few questions: If the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments are wrong in prin
ciple do you propose to teach the people
that fact by acknowledging them to be
right and pledging the Democratic party
to their strict enforcement ? If they are
in reality- a part of the Constitution do
you expect to procure th. ir repeal by
ceasing to m ike them political questions
and acquiescing in thier permanent estab
lishment '! If our ' leaders desert their
principles for the sake of office, will they
not continue that desertion lor the sake
of retaining it? And. finally, do you pro
pose to overcome your enemies by join
ing in with them and fighting their bat
tles Whatever faults the "Gibbs and Woods
administrations" may be ch.irged with,
thev did not donate ttco hundred th'ous'iwl
dulUus of the school fund to a corporation
for its own use. Qregonian.
No, but Woods did give Dave Thomp
son and other loyal chaps the sum of
$150,003 for the same purpose. The
same paper says :
It is said that the irreducible school
fund nor.-- amounts to half a million.
How much more it would amount to had
it not been violated and plundered by the
late Democratic Legislature, the Democrat
does not inform us.
Why; it would have been $200,000 more
just, but if Woods and May had continued
in power four years' longer the $200,000
and the half million would have all been
stolen : Is not that so, Mr. Oreyonianl
We have heard numerous inquiries as
to the time when the next State Fair will
open. The Firmer says it will commence
on Monday, October Oth.
rr'-.y..'.'
Telegraphic Clippings.
Washington-. Aug. 2. The Secretary of
the Interior has decided in effect that a
patent has never been issued 10 McGurra
Lun for the i'anoche Grande quicksilver
mine, and that the application of the New
ldria Company for a patent tor 480 acres
wsis defective, and could not be granted.
It exceeded the amount that could be
granted under the act of i rod, which lim
ited the giant to any association of per
sons to not untie tlsan o.O'K) leet.
CoU'MLtcs, August li There is consid
erable excitement in Loudon. Ohio, over
ihe allied discovery that Fetor Raihu
btsrger.'a wealthy chmen of that neighbor
hood, who. died some three years ago, was
poisoned bv his young wife, who after
wards married 11 voting man named Cfii
btirii. a New York newspaper reporter,
and now. it is said, a banker m New i s.
RaLiuburger was said to be wortu 1.
not). He was b0 years dd. while isis wite
was a (Him; girl. The stomach of the de
eeased'has been touml fuii ol ansenie. and
prelboiniry steps have been taken lor the
arrest of Mrs. Coihurn. The theory of
the prosecuting patty u thalsoim? prepar
ation used bv ladies hr the complexion
wsis ihe ariic'ie administered lo Radiubur
"er. I he friends send relations 'ol the
widow state that if theie is any truth in
the report of arsenic having been found
n the' exhumed remains, it has been
placed there by relatives alter death in
order to injure her; also that several cir
cumstances point to a deep laid conspira
cy to secure the property of the deceased,
bv this hi id 01 her fraudulent means.
"NiiW Yotut. Aug. 4. Latest uews indi
cate that the election in North Carolina
ye-.uerdav resulted in favor of the propo
sition fur calling a Cons.itntioa.il Conven
tion. At the meeting of the Union Republican
Convention, last night, resolutions were
offered -by Horace Greely ami adopted,
condemning the attempt of the State Cen
tral Committee to disorganize the pariy.
und put constraint upon ttieir subordinates
o . (iispeiisei s oi Federal patronage in
th.- city, v'utnuliy compelling them to
join the Custom House new departure.
CitAiti.osrox (S. 0.). Aug. 4 The offi
cial count shows that the municipal elec
tion on Wdenesday resulted in the choice
ot the cili.tns" candidate, John O. Wag
ner, by a majority of seven votes over
Gilbert Rittsburg. the present Republican
Mayor. The entire citizens ticket is elect
ed by about the same majority.
Wast. 1 ; rox, Aug o. The Coniiiii o-k-n
er of i'atessts yesterday decided that no
party is entitled to the right to cover in
a single p. stent more than oste article of
manufacture unless the several improve
ments presented are necessarily related to
or connected with esuli odier; in other
words, as many applications must be liied
as there are disducl features in an inven
tion. The President at noon to day formally
suspended 1'iea-antoii as Comuils-iorier of
Internal Revenue, and appointed Deputy
Commissioner J- W. Dougho-a hi Lis phiee.
Lkxinutox. Aog. 7. The election passed
off opiieily . until 7 o'clock. Just after
Cd
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p-trfy, wh :; in power hi the State, p so -d
the way io;- a;os perpiOo oed tee i; re!-,
arid I La' ice city aotie rites oeia-ready to
sue !. their aeeuser.- i o-o to Ibee.
W A.-UiiXs. 1'o.V. At-'u" 7. Not biiig I iew i-
tiiad L n i ;; n t- - lay rehiuvo to the
Co; ii tiii i o;;er of 1 a 0.0 ii . 1 Revetjiie. except
the rep o t tlsit the time of his re-;ga a i 0:1
ol the i dice ifii.i loft to hhii-e'f. :i ii;e !;:-:
in'ereiew wi
list. Prom;
pri.-o !h:;r tis
lied. : s they
tli.it hehue 1
appointed a
loo -em of J
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it would have
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first. Deputy
were 1 oo to i.
e.v the Sr si
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W. Dough;.;
Commh-shjiH r.
Nd-.w Voioa, Aug. 7;
chiR s ale ihat Mr. Id.
io be succeeded by G
"i he ex' raoi dir.arv :
Wii-h!::gioii sp ce
ll vih so ,:i retire,
W. h.r; is.
t lien, cut is joiblish-
cu in toe ii i.'i.if il.at .-eciet.o'y Jjoita; e.i
was a defaulter in two minion dollars
w hen he was Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
Lot isviJ.nu. Assg. 7. The election in
this city to-day shows a heavy Republican
gain. Returns from 27 out of -17 pre
fine's at noon, give Leslie 87 m ijorby.
He is probably If 03 ahead in the whole city
at this hour- At Rowling Green, at nun;),
Leslie was eight ahead. The result has
greatly disappointed Republicans who ex
pected that precinct to give II anion 330
majerily.
Wasiiixo!'ox, Aug. 7. Subscsriptions
to the new loan to day were Sd-.tiot).
Sr. Lorts. Aug. 7. About two o '-clock
this morning a boiler in the Union flour
mills of Vaeger Ad Co., at the foot of Flor
id ;Vsf reel, burst with a terriffic force, in
stantly killing John Scott, engineer, and
P. Jones, fireman blowing out the entire
east, end of the mill. The explosion was
caused by pumping water into the heated
boiler.
Washington August 8. The report re
cently circulated that Charles Francis
Adams declined the appoinliuent of Aibt
trator under the Treaty of Washington, is
incorrect. The President to day removed
a telegram from the gentleman informing
him of its acceptance.
Pleasanton has written a letter to the
President, declining to resign the office of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and
requests the President to reconsider his
present determination, and that the inves
tigation of difference between himself and
Secretary Roatwell be referred to the At
torney General tor his legal opinion.
Within two h ours of the receipt of this
letter the President sent him a notification
of his suspension. The immediate causes
assigned in official quarters for the suspen
sion of Pleasanton are that the Internal
Revenue was not collected with efficiency;
that Pleasanton reversed the rulings of
his predecessors in several important par
ticulars, und made decisions, the effect of
which was unnecessarily to lesson public
receipts: act'ng independently of and not
consulting with his superior officers as to
laws tind other matters of the administra
tion; and that the change was necessary
iu order to secure harmony in the work
ing of the Treasury Department. . Pleas
anton is suspended until the end of the
next session of the Senate, and Douglass
is to perform the ditties of the office in tiie
meantime.
New Yomr, August 9. The city ac
counts are in the hand- of printers and will
be issued next week. They will make u
book ot'hipwurds of 3,000 "pages, and wid
contain the names of all the persons ein-
ployed in tLe vmious courts and munici
pal depsirtmtiets. with full explanations,
defending the action of the Mayor and
Comptroller is reference lo signing war
rants and disbursements of money.
Horace Greeley has addressed a lelfer
to the (J alien Ays giving his views on the
woman question, repeating his well known
ideas willi great force. He ssiys: "jV fe
male of the Laura I). Fair.type. who kills
a paramour with whom she claims to be
in rightful ailkiity and gives the lie in
open court to si wile she doubly widowed,
is his pet aversion."'
Wuat TU2Y Risofosi; to no. Should Use
Democracy gain power, they will, as the
Democratic address of Rennssl vania says,
protect the individual citizen of ail par
ties, classes and creeds in the enjoy mt.Mii
of life, liberty, property, reputation, ami
the pursuit of their lawful business, by an
imperative admlnis'rutlon'of justice in the
ordained and established courts. To pre
serve the powers of ihe general govern
ment in their whole Constitutional vigor
as our sole defense against foreign ag
gression, the safest bond of union between
different sections of Use country and the
only sure promise of general prosperity.
To maintain, unimpaired, the reserved
rights of the States, not only because they
are guarantees! by the Federal Constitu
tion, but becan-e the States alone can
safely be trn-ted with ihe management of
their own local concerns. To reduce the
expenditure of the government by con
fining its sippropt iatiotis to legitimate ob
jects" by si rigid system of accountability
"and economy, ami by abolishing much of
the unnecessary and pernicious machinery
with w hieh it is now encumbered. To
moderate the burdens of the people, not
only bv economical administration but
bv a system of taxation upon foreign im
ports "as well as domestic- productions.
which shall be just and equal in its opera
tion upon the properly und business ol use
country, not enriching some while M im
poverishes ohers. and no open 1o he
frauds now habitually praeised. To con
secrae he public lands lo die use of he
landless people who need it. by a sy.-.'em
which will secure a sniiijiency Zo all. and
sop id once the long series of swindles by
which so many millions cf acres have
been given away to hose who already
have more hati enough. These are some
of he dunes which 1L before he people
if hey desire lo see iheir governmen ad
minis'ercd with a descend respee for he
Cotisiution of heir fahers or wih toler
able ho lesty in fiuatieial matters.
Titst .Mi'ii ANT. The Ikvald considers that
it has struck a good thing. It says:
We would call the attention of the Rv
TiiioUitsr: atid the lu;rd to the fact that
their partieular can ii hue for the Presi
dency Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks of In
(1 i;ma--has eioloised the (dsio pb.itfortn.
We will give his views iu Tuesday's issue,
t bit' t wo friends must crawl out 01 their
shells.
This would have been "high" for cool
ness but it sorp e.-i'(l itself on M osd.sy bv
publi-hiisg Mr. 11 Ldeks" po.-ltioii a- r
jioiied by a eos'i'. .-pondeut of Ihe Nev
"oi k 11: o d, whieli it rcg ir.ls sisrio re. We
ha 1 c ::; to :h. co;:cb;-ioti th it no o;m of
setise believed any thitig the Idew oik
if.-,t!J .- dd po'.i.m illy, not alone, through
its no.-ing correspondents. Tljal item m ty
aecuuiit i n' the sud Ion change in the at-
on
re
.1
V ; 1. i 0. . . ,
." :' oh so;; oj
our Lite G
s.e ...
is:
Waill W.ohl
in rcla loii to
tias
ihe ho. a iog
overtoil- :
o- Wo-ids has 1 n v
Governor v, 00 Is ,eis lorev'ed cOVi.tO)
10 a L i.di mhoing coiup oiy. su.d deeienrs
. !...'. he is able to pay STV ():)) more.
Tho-e u li 1 k;ie-.v George L. Woods at the
Allies, a few y ears sito-e. wh.-ti he was a
poor, seod.' bonru'U'. io .-eaice s;:e .:: -eo
ei.Si i ' pa V bo' a "00; i.oi' rsi'al," w::i
open iheii' e s al t he a !. UoO i ! Cr mc t: t that
he he- Sit) A . o to invest R (ieorge I.,
has lis st .-um. or iee dbui th of it. he never
caioe ho aeoiy iiy O. R it then, being a
11 idieal ohiee holder, it i- Ids inivib'ge
io s'eal. and tins money, we press nine,
only part of his stealings
is
Dm'iuitiU.Y Coon. The IRr dd say-:
Wo yield most of our editorial space,
ihis morning, iti order to give the views
of ex Senator llendt icks of iti, liana. John
Ouiney Ad.t'os of Ma--ich::se;ts. and Jer
emiah Shack of Pennsylvania, throe rop-ro-eiii
iStve men oi' the Democratic Party.
The idea of John Qaiucy Adams being
a "representative Democrat" is decidedly
rich ll that class of men are the Repie
senf alive Denied ais who have taken their
departure, we are prepared to accept any
thing fr jni the burning of witches, blue
laws, and stealing of niggers.
Testimony taken by the Ku Klttx Com
mit tee iti the Southern Stales shows a terri
ble state of affairs. muiders. whipping
and intimidation by wholesale. At many
points the Commitee were beset by large
numbers of victims of outrage. Oregon
itn. The ab ve item is founded on pure im
agination. No evidence so far made pub
lie justifies any such assertion-1, and no
man having the least regard for trulh
would dam to make such unfounded state
in nits.
Some. -A telegram from Albany, under
dale of the 3d iush, says that the Willam
ette Valley and Cascade Wagon Road, ex
tending from Albany into Eastern Oregc n
and covering a land grant of eight hun
dred thousand acres, was to-day pur
chased by Mr. T. Lh'gartoa Hogg, on bo
half, of himself and a company of San
Francisco capitalists.
The Herald says that Hon. T. A. Hen
dricks, of Indiana, is our particular can
didate for the Presidency. He undoubt
edly is over Hancock. Will the Herald
dare to acknowledge as much?
A New Pai'Kk. A new Democratic pa
per is to be started at Sacramento. Tl.is
is caused by the treachery of the Utporttr.
which paper refuses to give its support fo
the nominees of the party.
The S'alesiiviu says that Mrs. Douthitt.
wife of James II. Douthitt. died at the
family residence in Ocln-co Valley, on the
2oth idt. Mrs. Douthitt had been "in feeble
health for a long time, and it was hoped a
removal from Linn county to the east of
the mountains would be a benefit. We
are indebted to Mr. George McClane for
the above information.
The BaUetia says that the Rarlow Wagon
Road men have cut out a good trail to tbe
sno;v line of Mount Hood.
A man named Clark was found Monday
evening, near the Havrisburg bridge
with his skull broken, supposed to have
been ihrowu from his horse whilst intoxi
cated. He died soon after found.
It is reported that Jo. Teal's cattle,
stolen by Indians Iti Eastern Oregon,
have lj.-eii recovered
The Phrenological Journal conr-s to us
with the August Nnumber, richly laden with
good reading. Price, 3o rents. : u year.
Address, S. li. Wells, Publisher, 3d'1 Broad
way, New York.
At a regular tneetin.-r (,f !r;'i..n, .
Lodge No. 15. I.O.G. f .. M.f at h ?
hall August 5th, 1671, the following res,
lutious were unanimously adoplfd
Wt-KitK.vs, The Land ot death hd a -s"
visited our circle, and taken from our
midst our worthy Rio. uer, John V .,s
.er. iherfore, l,e it '-.i-
JUs,!cJ, That in the death ofonrnuirl.
esteemed ami respected brother this I ', j
has lost a valuable and faithful member
the relatives, of the deceased, a noble's,
and brother and the commurd'v m
spooled citizen. ' y"
Jk.ioictd, That we do hereby tender the
hecrtltdt symp.ahies oi this Lod-e to th
lehiiives sstsd fi lends of the dect-ased i'
ihis their sad bereavement, v.hi'lV w-'
would cad away iheir thoughts frLl!il
heeting things of ibi- lite lo the consoli-oi
jsromi.-o that "Ihstth hath no sorrow th'
Heaven cannot heal." a
Hesulced. That as a last token of resnect
to ihe memory of our Lite RrotLer'tbu
chatuer and regalia be draped in mourn
ing for the period of thirty days.
Jiesalcul. That u copy of tliese resolu
tions be tnmsmitted lo the relatives of tL
deceased, and That a copy be furnished
the WuiiKi.v RxTKiiruisr: and Ore.jon GMoi
Peiiipl.ir for publicaiion.
T. J. Si'OOM;;?
J- I). Lockv,
R. Raomor.
Coiunutteo.
Attest. J. Woutmax, W. S.
ExTiiAOnmxAiiY Om-rm.The enterprising
joiblisheis ot the Auu a lean Sivrk Journul
oiler to genu tbe whole twelve numbers for
tins year, und -f'l 00 worth of books, all for
tbe regular subscriptiou to the Jourtii!,
which is ii 00 a year. All our farmers ami
stock raisers should tske aJvant.ieg of this
lit. end offer, as the Journal is wor'iU uuuiv
tisnes the money, besides getting four valu
able Mansuds devoted"to stock raisins:, the
price of which is i cts. each. Speeiine 11
copies of the J)tir,in! will be sent free to all
by applying to the Rubiisdsers, X. P. Hoy eh
k Co., i'as kesbsiig, I'd.
Vai.uael;: Ti:st.mo.nv From Abroad.
Vincent Liiisdberg ot to: khohn, I'iysiciaD.
in-Cddef to the King of S-.vtden, " rt-com-mends
fiali's Viget.dole ssicilian Hair Rc
newer for the scalp and for the huir.
Mr. (Jradgriud, s ee.kisig of facts renre-tr-
ed, that the u.ost striking fact iu all
lai ge 1 .vp.oi s nee was, that allh'uh lie L ul
' l ., .1.1. .1- Y.
liiiow 11 u, ee.ii eos ot ieisoiis ii y lOl. IVALK
KU'S t'AI.tFOSSNIV ViNtOAU UiTI'EKS for liver
sitsd ki-lney compl sints, sciof'sila, rheasnsi
tssai. wossiis. fever, shin erupt oils, head
aches, siad s-.il disi .niers arising from bsul
bK.od, that reaie.is kahle vegetable iu.-fance.
Many th .ussi.ds of persons uhs; test'ey that
the excellent Mr. Clradgriads was ligtit asl
iiSUah
T;i:s Cosmopolitan. Now, or it will be
too late 1 We le u si that every ticket ss-iu-d
by ihis society is in the hands of their
agent i. and the pr -spect is that the d rawing
will come 0 b; foe the day fixed. .V pr.i
core yo sr tickets at once or your chance will
be gone
OeoJllJy mul JCiuiieiaii m.
Roth result from hick of ability to convert
the food int t nut id meat. ll.v w c-sssiry,
tt.ee, f.T those .-o iferi n.g hi' ai th -se aianuiag
. v.-t :.s to i a: a; .'1 lately re ':t to a remciiv
that will sU'e r.obe:s tiie stoma di .sud digest
ive organ.-. F..r, , s so as a.-, this desirni.lij
ci'jcet 1, as !.-eii aecoa: p i ; -lie i l ac health i ii-pi-oves,
and ihe p. .tie. it r.-sunn-.- his t.stail
per,-,onal si, p. at a uce. Hostctter's Stomach
iti tie rs have at tain . d a w .rLI-; ide popuLn b
ty ia .-i:eh cas -s, and Lave been pa evt ii the
best atid mi v.-t im. -ms of removing constipa
tion, toning tbe stomach, giving energy to
ihe liver, and leheving every symptom cf
iicrvoa.-is ess seal depi t sshm of sjutits. Its
( he. idog a al benchci il eii'ei.ts are highly
sp'.koss oi by tho.i-ssiiOs, who owe to it their
rest 1 oat io. ; to health. Xo restorative in the
anoahs iA n.e.i cine lias attsiined ttie sone
p.opiihoiiy i.a the short space. ,:.f time it has
oeeo be fort the pubhe, or lias won the lusfti
endorsements accorded to this cxctllent tan
i -. Many ther preparations, puvp irtiu
to be ceo-'-v ..; s ves and 1 operatives, have been
iiii i'odss ;ed, and li.tvc peris'i. d one bv tase,
while the popularity of Hostctter's Stunuioii
'Jitters coi.tiiuies to i ecroase, and is now re
cognized as a standard household medicine.
I oe sucoes - which attends tiie use of the
bitters evince s at once its virtues iu ali
cas s of lieoiiity and disease of tiie stuaiitcii.
Cert ficate-, almost without r umber, Live
oeen published, atte-tiiig its traly miracu
lous ji-aver in removing those psuuf.d ai:J
fe.triiii olse.s-e-. And at tii s time it seems
idle to do more than cull attention to the
gi eat remedy of the age. in or !er to awaken
public attention to its t xceilence. It is the
1 sdy pi e parsed ei cd the kind that is re.iable
"oi all eases, ssnd U is tiic''etoi"e worthy of the
Coiislde: atsoss of the ioiheted.
OMESOI I1 ITT
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
TXi-IlCISES IX THIS
JLJ will lo lessoned on
INSTITUTION
filcnday, I 4tSi Snst.
HOURS, i-'ROM ei a. m. TO 3 r. m.
ot. II. POPE, Suit.
August 11, lt-7l.-tf
Xotleu to Tax-Payers.
Tlll-f COUNTY HOARD OF EQUALIZA
tiou for ( laeksiiaas ooanty, rt--ron, will
mi et at tbe Comity (,'lork's ottiix:, in .said county,
un, i hoM for oiie' week t iiei eaftor. and will ub-'
b( ty examiao t ho a-sessiai nt loll ami make u'.l
neeoss.vrv altt-r.it khi-s ia JJescription, valuation." .
vVc. to ii'iake said Assesssaent Roil iu coul'ormity
witii law, oa Mosidav, the 28th day of A'ilirust,
u !......i -;n -
lS,i. .1.U j.'O'ii-. iiui.ii..-,i.u mau JH.,lSi; iiijtr.
al, siif.li time and place, as no changes cau lit1 -lui'iv
be iiiaUe alter that time.
O. C. OARRKTT,
Assessor of Clackamas coautv, Oie-on.
Auesi-t Sib, liol.-wi
TeOtiCe
TO BRiOOE BUILDERS.
F-Abl'D PRJIOSAT.S WILL UK RECEIV
k e..l at the County Clerk's ottico, by the Coun
ty Clerk of C'aikainas county, Oregon, until
Slon-biy, e,t: -1th, 1S71, foi-tJUe conslruetion of
a Jtri.l-i.' sieioss the Tuabtan river, on the road
lc idinj from Oswezo to Aurora. BMs will "be
cjn.a.lere.l for a Ib'id-r' built after vlaii or draft
iNo. 1, now on tile in -e.i 1 Ch rk's olli'ce '; also after
draft No. 2 on tile; also, drafos of Bri.lRe accom
panie l wili bi.l furuishea bv biillTs, will be ex
aininel a:nl 'on-i iei-e 1. l'h? s.-rrteil iiroposals
wiil bo opened on sai.l day, and if deemed expe
dient, contract will be made.
Dated, Orossoa City, Oregon, Aug-. 8, 1371.
asiglltd
Notice. -
rrAKEX UP, OX THE 3oTII OF JULY'
X 1S71, by mistake, about 1-i miles from
Oregon City, a chestnut sorrel filly, star in
lorehead, about 12 iiands high, which the
owner can have" by calling on tbe under
signed, at the Oregon City Brewery.
JOHN sTEGE.
Oregon City, August 3, 1371.
ACJCXTS KOIl Till: EXTEKPHISE
The following persons are authorized to
act as agents for the Eneerphise :
.1. M. Ijiilttmore, roithind, Oregon.
Thomas Bovcef San Francisco.
L. P. Fisher,
Hudson & Ment t, 41 Tas k Row.Xew "i orK.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Parli Row, ev
Yoik. -
Abbott ,t Co., No. 82 & SI Nassau street,
New York.
Hudson, Menct & Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
Coo. W'etherill & Co., 007 Chestmit street,
Philadelphia.
JJi.anks.AU kinds of blanks can bo
ha-1 at this of.ico Job Printing of every
tiescriptioa iioatlyj executed, 'at" short
notice.
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