Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, September 03, 1875, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr -tUldit WILLAMETTE FARMgB., hTATK TEAtllKRV IVilIIUIK The inrtltutfl'ttai called to order at 10-10 by Hon, L. J,. Jtowlaiid, Stalo Superintendent ol labile Instruction. Itir. L. J. rowdl m ajv pointt H ScrtcUry pro ten, After tboolijoctof the mcottngflai staU.il the Institute Vrum-ded to elcdt Its permanent olllccrs. Plot. D. M. 0. Guilt, County Huperintcmltnt of Schools for Washington county, was elected PKsldeut. Irof. (lauit took tho cliatr, and Mrs. Morse, or Colombia county, was then oliutnl Vice Presi dent. Hot. L. J. Powell vbm elected Htcretary, nnd Miss Clara A. Witt, of Conallls, assltrant Bocretary. Tho following comniltteeH wtro ap pointed by tlw chair: On Itcholotione Prof. II. Sheik, Prof. A. 3tea(hcn, and Mil's Scott. On Intrtnlnctijii J, T. Oicgg, Mis." Podtf don and Mi s. B 'do W. Ctookc. On (ui-stion llox-If . G. Moiris, IK V. 8. lieid, H' TJora llcnslnw. Critic for tlio da; Miss Hodgdeii ami Trot. J. Kmcry. Tho following lHt comprising Vie mem ber.) a! 'tho ti stitutu, isero present on tho ilrst day : Frst T V Camprll, HcrM Bailor. I'ref Jo seph '12meiy, JIh L L ltowland, Marion W Clirit, Mr I O 8 'Woodwortu. Sarah L Cole, Nollio Ctrl, Delfo Y Code, X V Geary, II P: Orooko, W Lockluwt, .8 W Khg, H3 Men's, J.THiegg, Win Jlillican, l'lorr. A. Vlte, rW Caiter, MrH H Maiwil-M, Miss Anna BncJliae-, Wm Manning, JaH K Woatliorfoid, aiovJ II Vttanek, I) M CClmtlt, Ij J Powell, ILilliO'nrant,.T'? Htcrnoti, Mariam licit, Jo3io IDclurc., XittieCiiitu, J 8 Snillh, I, T ifcisc, A "Loo'tifii, Knilfc' Hlmttntk, Ntllio Paiircntci, 'Emily 1'r.iinUrtoi, JIIv Georgia Caqientcr, Ai ded Stott, Dora Hlnxlmv, Kha TJrcj ma-i, 1'an jiiol arl.ci, Mr rla V D'Arcy, Clara 11 Mcocluin, till I'oter,rttin CooU.iHIliBntlliiig, 1)J Perec, W S Hi ig, H A Jtuudall, .1 II Kourh, Al lwrt Whlteltrf I, I)r C II Hall, J W ltcdfind, I) "V 8 ltcnl, U-miy Hhulc, D "W Blair, A Mcacb- on, 3 V Hill J A HcllniMnI, P M Johnson, Na thaniel Ilnihoii, W M 3'aiscr, Theodore V Jl.vle, W "I) 1'intoii, 8 V MiDovwi'l, Zilplin Jlajmoml, f .1! Y CIi-ua Win Hmipwii, U P Vi P hm lli, MioH Iloi a Hi iiiunili, .Miss HHrit C'hike, Ij I Henderson, O L 1'oslir. Gw 0 lllaUdl.t.'lhoi 11 Coon, M A FIiHlgioii SI It llmhop, L lliljeu, itcah Ncw nian, JJl I nut in, Iltm; 8inilh,vMi'ij AIlAn dcrhon, 1-3 ItufH, 8 J: Gjrictt 1' C Adair, Mra Jj K AdojT, St ix IJoiuan, M F Iiawronco, Ullon Bagon, 3V Knljlit, Itrn 11 A Crawford, A F Camphrll. Tho f3hj"ct of rorceutcgo and I'ltciPBt aa then op-Eir 1 liy Mr. B(c61ih0ii, ninl followed hy Mr. V.. IV!, mi tli and otlxrn, ulilcliv.ias very lit tercstlnr. '1 hen came w.iio flrio lsusic from a choir led 'Vj-nr. O. II. Hall. Tim utinjjuls of Bentiuccs add I'Iikikk wok opontd lij Prof. II. G. Morris, and a apii lied dlacuition followed in vhich Prefcwom Miach en, Johuon, Powell, ifiiiipBon,.Jiug, Gicgg and olheit took i groat iutuiost. 'Thol'rcHidcnt wod ocmpa'lcd to cut tlifcj cIlBcusaiuti bhort on account of a lacl . of kino, w hen Itev. J. A. liab cock mail ilio fol lowing Tosolution,. and morcd its adoption, nlil eh wa xocondtdbySiipt. How land and iiiianin ioiibI adjptcd. Ileeolnd, lha t our Xcllow eo-lahorcr, Prof. T. II. Cuwfoid I md It's ifu, bo aauurcd of our deepajmrathy w ith thorn jn their meJ lereac montof tleli chl Idrwi, anl that, wo trust they will find consolai on and support in the words of thu gloat "to idier, stat fiuin God," who haa biouglut llfo r did Jtumortnlih to light. KtaoUid, That tho 8ocio1ary ho rjucated to convoy tills ovprci laionormyrajniiiathy toProf. Craw foul. Tho In.ititnlo t'lirn listoncd to au cesayon "Caatle lliiiillnfV" by Mieajyial8eott of Forost flrfae, nftor n liich n adjournment ni had un til tccn niul a half V. u, MM' OF M:'1TKS. Itniinliilnjrin tho P.u-lcffloc, fialrninlitl la date, rcrsona mlllug lor tho-o litteia mnaUrite tho tlatoon wliuL uieyii.iuaUiul: TELEGRAPHIC. . ... Jt'BlLADKi.ruiA, Aug, 30. The , trial of wtn. westervelt, lndlcied as n party tn the nuuuuuun nun conccainiem oi ijnas, jrowa ter Hosa, was begun to-day. Couusel fbr de fense endeavored to hate tho wlfo or tho prisoner, jointly Indicted with him, also placed on trial, but after ruunh armament and explanation the J ml Re decided adversely and the work or forming the jury, com tneno od. New Orleans, Aag. 30.--At Waco, Tex as, a duel wax louht last n!;ht in the dark, at a distance of 4 Vent, with ti sboote.ru as weapons, between Charles. Caniek and J, W. Turner. Three uhots were ftred. Tnrner was killed. Vienna, Aug.tti. Three battalions of the Turkish expedition, which landed at Klock, lm-ve reached Mostar without opposition. l"onr thousand Servians have ontwred Turk Ik'h territory and oucamneS at Novl. wherei thoy siezed the teleuraptt lines. Binds of Servians have appeared In the Balka moun tains and aretsndoavoriug'.o incite the Belfra vians ajralnst the Poite. A London corre spondent teiegmpbo that Bosnia Is in full re bellion against the Porte. The insurgents of Herzegovina havo established a national government. Montenegro and Rervis are now rapidly preparing for war. The official press of Montenegro 4ioee not conceal Its sympathywlth the movement. WASimarroN, Aug. 30. The rain trtorm yesterday was very destructive. Thirty houses on "Tiber creok-were flooded ntae feet deep. The Inmates fled to the upper stories of moseeabstantlal dvelllngs, from whence they were rescued b7 rafts. The streets in tho vlerrtty of the ar.vy yard never feerore overflowed, were cohered from two to three feet, likewise Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Owing to the bursting of sewers, tho street oars coesed runnlar Merchants on Penn sylvania avenue lost thousands fey the bursting of water tato their celiacs. From insuslolent sewerage muoh property was do stroyoordamage4. In Osrmantown, Rock creek was higher than for 20 years. Nearly all theboats on the oreek and the oanal were washed up on tho banks, and several loaded with coal sank. 1 1 is stated that the destruc tion rff the dam separating Rock creek from the Potomac, Involves a loss of (10(900. New Yohk, Aug. 30. Tho well known publishing house of Lee fe Shepard, of Bos ion, suspended payment on Saturday. This suspension involves the New York Arm of Lbo, Shepard ct J'illlugham. This mornki tho acting partner of the house, Mr. Dllling ham, ruiido au unconditional assignment to Jis. Miller, the publisher U15 Brodway. IjOnuon, Aug, 30 A special to the 'Times from Berlin sayo there Is no doubt that all Northern Bosnia, along the rrver, is in full, rebellion, and 'fugitives have sought nu'ety on Austrian soil to the number -of 8,000, aud aromostly wives and children of. rebels who havo deserted their villases nnd made hir the bills in Herzegovina. Tho insurgents havo' formed u n.itlon govern ment-uudor Ly euobraratioh. The insurgent 'leaders have been assured by their Montenegran friends that very shortly all Montenocro will come to their assistance In SorWa. Military preparation!) continue at the Belgrade, and tno war oftlce has ordered arms and nccout remeuts of military, including surgioal ap paratus, to be made ready for -immediate in spection. The Hervia military men havo been ordered to provide themselves with three days food. Should thoy be called out, provisions are being Btored in the fortress. Arrangements are made to sleze all the hor ses In the country. The steady growth of the rebellion may be interred frobi the fol lowing passage In the Montenegran otlioial journal. " The insurrection is fast assuming lormiaaoie dimensions; symptoms or serious designs 'multiply; men are yearning lor war, and oily tonguetl diplomacy is Impotent to. proven t it. This time tho "Insurrection is sure to result in an emancipation. Not the rulers, but the nation, will dbdde what Is to be done, if the rebellion becomes general. Servla and Montenegro will .not be Idle spec tators." Viiinma, Aug. 30. A political correspon dent says Montenegro has completed nego tiations: with Turkey by which the former binds herself to remain neutral between Tur key aud Herzegovina, in cuusldoratlon oi certain territoi ill concessions. BtatelFair Half Bates fer-Pasengcr. - Ojieoon ,t California Railuoad Co. 1 GENUtAr.SurEHiNTKNDENT'8 Office. PoRHANDr'Ogn.,'July,20ib, 1875. J Jf. Il'tUu, t President Stale Agricul tural Sucicty, Wiliamettc fbi Aa, Lane county: Dear Sikj Your favor of the 20th instant Is received. We have considered the matter of half fare jrates during the coming State Fair, and conclude to make the leductlon. You can state in your publications, circulars and potters that this company will sell tick ets from all statfoton the ilun of this road, to the Fair Grounds and return, at one half the usual rates. Very truly yours, I. Brandt, Jr., , General Superintendent. The Salmon Trade In reviewing lbo Columbia river salmon trade fbr tho past tsaason, the Atlorian says; From the best information at hand we may estimate the yield at 223,,M0 to 239,000 cises in rouud num bers. The season opened with anything but an encouraging outlook which prevented some from making any preparations Tor bus iness whatever, whilst other were deterred from operations beyond half their capacity to work. At no time during the season were any of nhose short ot ttsh; on the -contrary, nouo were able to work up the fullest supply brought in daily. The discouraging features of tun business at the start have been traced to a few interested in speculation, but it will never be able to occur again we think. The reason oloses with s firm and ready market, at good prices, for export, while tbojhome market l comparatively without any sup ply. Prices have - been tower this year, throughout the 'season, than for 1874. Last yean sales were based upon an average of about $0 per ease, or $1 45 to $1 50 per dozen 1 lb can. .This year prices have ranged from $1 80 to f 1 39 per doxen. iFire at BrowN8VH.dk The Oregonian says that on Friday morning at VA oViook, a lire was discovered in the rear ot a large two story building occupied below by the Brownsville M'fg Co. as a stoie and above as their tailor shop, and owned by the old Ea gle Woolen Mills Co. When the alarm whs given it was too late to eiive it, so all hands werti employed in preventing the Ore froui catching iu tho neighboring buildings, and, also In removing all the merchandise possi ble frdru the buildlnir store room. Thu en tire amount of stock wrh about $3,000, of which only about (J,000 was reoveiod. A can of niaut powder wan in the flames, and strange to say there was no explosion; it only melted like so muou lard. Too wind wax favorable or no doubt the eutirw town ot North Brownsville would huve been wrapt iu Utrces. .The fire originated from a stove In toe tailor shop. Imuupdkd in Solid Kocic Mr. Fred. Clark, while engaged in diggiug v. cellar on his htrui near Mount Tabor, about three uilliw from East Portland, lost week, came across a small toad at a distance of seven teet below the surface oi the ground. For near ly that distance Mr. Clark worked through what is known as limestone cement, which is almost as solid as rook. It was with ex treme difficulty that he could dig through the nearly impenetrable strata with the aid of a pick, At the depth mentioned, the toad was found Imbedded in a little spaaa not lar- gerjthan one's hand, entirely cut off from the outer world. It was alive aud in a good state of preset vatlon, and when liberated from its living toniu noppea off as lively as a cricket. When and how the creature became encased In its earthen prison, we leave for the geolo gist and naturalist th tell. The toad Is on exebltlon at Kaftety's drug store, East Port laud. Orc0onr;i. WILL GTJABANTEETHE-RTISB?? . ?T (All other circumstances being equal, To Cover!' More Surface 'per Gallon, TWO-COAT WOHK, . . mmmrr-trm. All THE ATLANTIC LBattO Linattu wi-i THAN v fj r-wenty THAN THE , AVERILL CHEMICAIi PAINT,1 AND WILL LAST TWICE AS LONG. A-S 13IXXIEK, When properly applied, without peeling, cracking", or chalking off. TEH 1IBBSE FISH HAS BY LEADING HOUSE ATMD CAPIilAGE PAIWTER3 OJST THE COApT,r " Who AVill C0KR0B0RATE, if necessary," Jy sworn Statements-, "all 1 claim in the abovo. This Paint is SOLD ON ITS E1EKITS OWLT, nor do dealers ' in rubber Paint ask consumers to use tho Hubbor only but SUGGEST THAT YOU TRY the otbei" Mixed Paints now;' on the market, and decide for yourselves. We propose to JLET- IT STAND ON ITS OWN MERITS. TfjE YLkets. Ilia Wheat Market. Bronn,.! V llruM n, Jtia It llrmiruii. Jumper lluity, Nlni IkiiKC.I N Chlln oml, .f i riiUnniiil. AIIk Kate Voir o, J I) Connor, MlMlliiry t)0 CIMU04,iA J)t)lkl)llL'.Jilt.V )Ml, IjiIbiuF iJ)nu's A K Dowiilnir, JmC ' DuVo.Jjif HiiimIus, 111,'linnt? JCnus hitomnii f..ii'iiniMi'r, Airnuriim 'HAnNjjj Kmiiw. All Fillk'P. Mi Sim r JTiluill. Mia Jos KIikxI, Air Kiilloij, t! f Kiihtil, MiaM.imiO J-'liwxl,.) , :tlliiiMlli, KoM HA ;nllnai,li, Jiivn iosliuo, w w jiuviiti,.! r j Jll'Uun.vl (i Jl.unMllv, .Mr Alilk-l JliiiiKOM, I ml 3Iajts.Mi4ftir.ili A Jluru'i, M'KItza aiiliiillloo, 4m - .ll.llnlltHii, Jlra i;inm Wt'M. O Vi ll.inlMai, Mr.Xiuto.v U Wilkin, Mm 6iIo jiniiK'n, .h4.ii it injmtic, o A llortoii. John T Wnlo.-, AI(rJ lloni'll, W.S Wttitl, IIomii, XtfMlivrnuu.iItobt "AVIiltf, Jai II - t. . iticuw.4. a, Ijlllluiin. Wm l.uula. julinJI Mirnluitl, llolit Miller, Mr MorvK MIiiU,J;iiik.'ii JIhmhu i.li.irlle Moi-gin, Clmrle MoUo)-, Kntiik hnK BJIts Lola t Mcalfi, MmRK Oil, Ufotgoii On, AIT l'lilntiT, Milton Itowfll, Win IIuIiIiimui. Wm Mii'inimi. i A Nn,5tlHt:i.nii Wnjclir, WIwC.lcil Mm,. II .Slnllonl, IXn lil Niorl, H K K'oll. Kit Mnii'..liOin Sinltli, llttniv t-milli, OlUi! A Smith, IU'hIF.I Smlili, Aim t-mllli, MIM II Mllilll, J.1H 11 (mltti, DrOA '1 rt'ii'tiiT, O TtnWuii, Henry II '1 ImniiiMHi, Mm M Wii.lc. K'oh'ji.mi M Wmile, M iliil J AI'IMUH AT W.SlllNUro.. AllCllnl 30. TtieSccitftniy or tho Treasury luu ile ltIotl that ImwB pltio tltubjr, coiunierOi illy known jtsfipmrtHt or sUUtl, U suljwt to luty st dm rate' ouo pv ivnt per cutilo foot, and not at? ht ct'iit rolui cm, h lii'irtofore lioltl liy llio ilrpiwtiucnt. TIkvus )mo boon fovcrnl ai)i)llciUoiij roct!lvvl to-tlny ly clio U"nuiiri,r fir tiaiulei-s ufl wn,,r 00t colt! frou Xevr Yoik to Sui l'Vaiicl.t'Q,l(HatU but (key fcvo all (kuii uttnetl. Tlio Treasurer m4 ucprc ttiniiaiile4 iMveset Xlttl tlio iitiesdousvOOjvkTHlnjr list tmutor canon or imwkhmii mims nott or agreeing ii a basle. of SI txuu per 1,000. Hon. J. 3d, TlmlJier, Coiuiiibitoiior of Patents Jiss rtslsiicU, to (ke t-irut Sopt. Ut. Ex jx'jwscntatlve II, II. IVwIJ of Xey Voik, will pmoaitiy nnxvwi hint. .Tim TrviiMiry to-Uy triinilorictl fAO.iUU goltl tor tlio Iwiiellt of lliu JUnk of I'oiiIjiuI, OrvKon, vlu niii l-'itiitfUfo, Tin. Trwiiiiu'r .ii tliU wlllbc tlic J.irt (itiiiHti. Wooopy the following from the Mountain cdr: Tbe-CAbell nuartr Kold mkie. of Elk crook. Gmnti-ocuoty. Is. we learn. Id a fluurlahlnir condition. A few days ago Mr. Cabell, tlio proprietor, was ottered f IW000 oasb inr bis mine, but bo declined taking It. Tbe Vlrtuu mine ta Baksr oouuty and Uie Rye valley mine, same oounty, are prospeslng and mak ing tbk owners riob very rapidly. Abaytaok,oontalnlngabontereny tons, waadestroved bv fire on tbeiS.h lnitnt. h. longing to Tompkins & Starkweather, near t.oru vwun uuun umj niror in uraui coun ty. It was tbe work or an inoendlary and sutplolosk points to a yonng auan formerly a tesldentaf this olty. A letter i from Camp Watson Informs uh tbat emegrants from the Knst are passing tbere every day bound for tbe Willamette valley ttcf Ooboco. Tbe Jaoksouvllle Soutloel saja : Mr. Wltfcur V. Cornell bas Just arrived iniin iiHsverureeKat JHOKhOuvlllx, Tliit'cu livirf ij Wbllo bero be kbotsed us home v.iry iiuoHnejImeus of ciunalMr. wniuh tin saa will yield hamlsomo rnUuue, and from tbitappearaucoor the ore in which couhl be .plmnly seen the small mnrcurinl jmrtlcU-s, we baenot the leant doubt but what tbev wllhrwtpanah reward lor thelr.labora. anil that ihrir'moataannine exueobtUuim will h J Mali ted. He4atormed ua (bat tbsir ledifo ta) Drloe of frleubt mav be easilv contrnllflrt. . u.1.1. ... . ... . 1 . . o:berwi.n we may expect a further advance 4n friegbts andlt oonetponding decline in wheat. ProJueera (b'aye the matter in their wahandi.. - " jj London. AuaM. The MorlcLane Eniiwj. reviewing the Mtaia. markets and ana crop raporUot the HMk, sayatha ooatlouanoe of awaweatner pssaanwao tba,araers to to oueea large lam lof produoelBvtflne oon ttiilsn. 1 he Btata, however, that Is ien or lhenew crop, ttaejaar oomplainUare made ornnwitne quality .acd yield. This is also about two Mat wide at nrflaent. ami Innrnm Iqg in width Ute lartber tbey piaoaed Inttv ib m omitalaSrJe. It Is tba !ntnnUu of this otxipa u jr lOHeMMI about 100 tons of lbo rockj "" -vj wwmw up n luroaco inae tioi nllK. aildalltfcatlanaoaaiarvfor.tlia nrnr' Uewloj vment of tbat country uow is jt good wagoaitnu irotu auroe kiuc, eitneruaals klyoa or Jaokaon. county, to tbe mines, r CWfaa .State Grange. SiLKM, Aug. 27th, il5. Knrrai Viu.AMrTK Karmkb: Wlllt'ou T.lr. Ilerren, of the Farmers' Warebonve here, inlormi ua that the whoat market Is 'flat," nothing doing. Mr. Kinney, of Saleui Mills, says be knows of uo buyers in tbo'Slatr, nor dots tbere appear any dlspo eitlon to sell. The mill company pay 05 cents per bushel for what little Is ottered and find very few sellers. There are uo heavy buyers In Portland or elsewhere, and the price at ttt cents might not be sustained 'in case of heavy lota offered for sale. Tbe wheat market at Liverpool remains unchanged for soma ten tWt past. Large otferlnKS keep the market well supplied and prevent any decided upward tendency. Spot wheat rangeH from lis. lid. to V2-t. 2d for Pa cific coast club. Orders for shipment from this coat are about 65.to C8.. In foot how ever there U entire stagnation, caused partly by tbe money paulo and stringency following the bank: ! failure In ' San Frauoisao, and tbe lock up of' millions by speculators In gold, and nlso by tba' fear tbat freights may lake a further rise, they having gone up now In San Franolsco to Xi 104 ptr ton' to Liverpool. , , The beet iuforuied Judges HMire us that we are ctnrect in stating tbat muoh depend on tho attltudo of the producers, If the farmer doos not hurry to sell, nnd so crowd tbe market with wheat for shipment, the Salem, July Hi, 1875. SALEM MARKET. MONETARY. Lean. Tlndlks, buying, Mi : Belling, 87,Yc. n.OCK, OHAIN &c. Wueat, bost white, y bnehe! S ftt Oat?,Vbn ii& 50 Com Urnl, V 9 3 I Vldur, bet, T? eack. tV barrol) CoA 1) Biickuhv-at rlonr, V U) Hi, 0 Brnu, Itou 11 no18 0 shorts, U ton 22 b0& .. OllUiko Meal, $ ton SJ U0.... if lax bced, per lb iH .... Uay, ton, now , SIS.. baled, ' ton .' 10 GKOCEUIES. StiRar, San Francicco rtflutJ, ) bbl 11JJ .. Inland i12 crushed ft.lli; powdered IQlQtt .. granulated 14 35 blrp.5t,'al "54 Tet.Japan. V S 01 00 Imperial 1 251 K0 CoJfoc, Coeta Rica, & t sm 2-1 nio m 2-1 .Kono 23& .. Java 2& .. Salt, Carmen I'landlper cm t ''& 00 Liverpool, co tree 1 'Uiiil SO dairy 75&I 1(0 Bay S7Xdil 00 FRUITS, YEGETABLES, Ao. Apples, COS drtcd.Vfti (8 6 Peaches, dried, IS 16 lu Plums, " " 10 12 Plums, 75iRll 00 l'eaw, 75c r.... Beans, $ m WH 6 Potatoes, V buehol, new M 7S Onions, $ 6) St .. Cabbage, $ doz T5&1 00 BUTTKRTuaS. 4c. Butter, fresh rolls, $ B S0tH SI packed SO 23 Bsrs, W dozen Siva S3 Cheese Oregon prime, W B)...., lti?i) .. Lard, B 15-ii lb oilsTac Linseed Oil, boiled, 1,1 cflllou 1 16(!J.... nw, " 1 3 ik4.... Lard Oil, gallon 1 l.-'91 75 Coal Oil, r' 454 .. NcaUfoot OIL V gal 1 SO.,... Tallow, V ft '. 0 'lOi " LEATHEIt, 0. ir . Corrected by J. W. Gilbert, dealer, Halem.! Harness Leather, V B) JW 40' Skirting Leather, " 83(3 8T Bridle Leather, prtte 4 50a 60 French Calf prdoz 45f7S French Kip, pr doz $7&tl00 Cal. and Oregon Calf " 30 4i " Kip " 61 73 Santa Cruz Sole, pr lb ' 20 K3 Bides, dry, " S 14 " green, 4 S Deer Skins, dry, prth JS SO ' " dressed." 1 nol M) Sheep Polls ; 10 75 JOHN HITGHES. Fnrm for Sale. T WfLL SELL MY FARM OF 3520 a. 270 et v, men re goon prnino. maer ; ACRPS. ood cnl ' 1- nation, ullhgood lercit, piluclpail) tedar rail', Inn. grain burns, one I irgu hon-o t am and aj;nn houe. a good dwelling tunn-, whl(h tost f4?H0. n tood nr chjrrl, nnd ell the necwsry improvenunts for n pond home, nnd n as healthy n locality nstlicrc is on iho coast. .My market is only ono and a liall ' illcs, school Ikiui one tlilrn ol n ratio, two stores and postufllro three nnd u hnlf mlle, from my hoiio: clmrth, ti nnd a halt miles. The firm could bu divided to nil' vanrnge, ,niut tuakolwogotxllurms. Tho (arm ta sluntid near the center of WIHBBr ISLAND, I'lantl ennntj. V)'ahln,-tmi Territory. 'Iho Island la forty mtlc-s long aud 11 re or six mile" w Ide. , J. C. KELLOGG. , jclitr Y, O, address. Oonpevlllo, Island co. W T.- "Weatherford & Co., IISALKltS IN Drugs, Paints. Oils, &c.,- rk auents ron t , , AVBSIEL CHEMICAL PAINT, This Paint Is CIIKPR, NtCKR, and glc a BEl'TEH VIN1SII thin any other ratut. It is MIX ED hEADV FOR USE-of ALL SIHDK3, or COL ORS, and I-HRB WHITE, f r INSIDE cr OUTSIDE work. For said in any quantity Hfjited. It la the BEST PAINT " 7 Inuse-EAHYTO APPLY-WILL MOT CRACK, PEEL, or WASH OFF-DRIES with a HAM SMOOTH GLOSS, and is Ju-t tho Paint that even. body wants. The GqwiIuoj Ai-ticle is for s.ihi by t WEATHERFORD;&Co., g3s,3.c-nrr . FARMERS ..or.. LINN AND MARION! THTU.L PLEjySEjTAKBl HQTICK THAT I AM NOW PREPARED TO Buy, Ship,, and Store1 ' WHEAT 'A OATS, " And cAitBr.ON a Crsherai Warehouso Eusiness J i, ; my yvannoost at -OCt.LJJUiJJl JX.LiJ U1JXU.J.KJI, At each of which places I am prcjured t) pay the II1GB11KST URKVT,, rillC FOR GRAIX-SXCKS V0RNISHED. AdrauccM made on Contract. J. M. JOHNS. Palem, niig. 1, 1?75 tf run MTimi ?HAYt HOJ?S, OR LAXi MANUFACTURCD TO ORDER BY T. B. WAIT. thud door rouili ol the old M. bi fhnn.li. Reminiberthit these Presses hava nsver failed to Ukea KiKiT PJIKMIUM wherever exhibited. Every Press w arrauted. Send for circular. lnSOml BALES! FURNITURE FACTORY, At Mill Creek Bridge, LIBERTY STREET, - . . SALEM, OREGON. -All kinds of FURNITUEE ON HAND,- And Made to Order. THE TRADE SUPPLIED On the low est terms for CASII. JOB WORK done, ad all kinds of TURNING' Orders promptly Attended to. PAKMENTElt & BABCOCK. April 30, 1S7J. wtr pleano aunotince through your paper Uiat fbeo-iae in Kranw.ilelluklMdHsaiburK, tne 8ooiwi .Minrial session or tbe Oregon Stato Oratiao will bo kold in tbe ooy of Port land, ooauueiuvilnij; o tbe fourth Tuadar 4a 1 of SepUauber sest. A mast. iDgoTthaStookLoldara of the ST. W. 8. 8. 4t Com. Cbwf any J3M ho oallei to meet U th auui daoe on Crldar of the wm pteear, ror toe pcrptwe oxawoiriBg tbe cow pfcoy. Retpeotltilly jroura M. ofO. 8. O. P. of k. The farmers new warehoaaa el Iadamua. denoe ureMiita Quite a clraado annearanivL Dd will aoou le ouuplvlail. A now .VctljoJM v'Viiu'cU id iu cautvc, vt rixv i'en at lnllctcH. A new UpIciij.i1 Chturli 1 Just I'Ci'ii co:nn!ctciT. Wo are In rroflp, tmya the Dalian rtemiter. of a hiinoli of Hft from a Ifirty-acio ttld wMcli J liihkil -17 busLtla to Iho acre. A nmn itaitif tl Siorlliifr, wftotolp tlin boots nr in tlio () i timid lintel, Canyonrlllo, yton uutcr.vcil to tUrco uioutlm iu tho county jail Frio iu Great Britiaaa. in vat nntfittlpil Markotalu aeverajjlMM ehoir deollne of one aid two abitHnita. in Franoe the'teduo. tlonkbout tbe mum. Four in Pari baa beea steady though wheat has Klven way on COOBntof freer oOorlBva. Tasimnand Avar. age of the raarketa iheptatwesk ahowaan adraaoe rf one afaiUliic tfareti rjanoa. and n ft any be a month beib prices will have ua ww ivj. Ansrtit pratpeci on, theaentlnent ere tocxi, an1 n-t-N-Hnir ih orepa Is golnjt u li, pKa he glvtu 'f ilKbiiy. , WM. CRAVES. Dealer in all kinds of l I I BEDSTEADS,: 0HAIBS, 1 LOUNGES, ' WHATNOTS, Fntrtrlvrw ItlarXrt. in TiuuiaAi-ii. &id tmirf'lsr,! rV't. 1. Klovk Ili'st cilT Ira; ds , xan, p, u i Wiirar. I)aiClw!sluiurt(.t iattu3i; snail lo of ordlmrj fold at A. I Barlex-XewAvd, tVC7'(C5l,; oUfctd, t tij Job TurniiK im h 5krtwt Ntfk,- SECOND-HAND FDMHTJIE TeUaca la KtclMsMev; ' liaise irlrr hln a call, aa ximlaa Ms jfraea, be Cu uurchsslrgr elKwhtrr, as 11 rou r cest aajtatar Id iw bis new stock; v4 Cf bw tit BUOKITSr SETS. cUtfper than nx arwe 1.1 tho State. OIop ou 3 t.n, to Ratx-oot, oi'i-osiTi; the iitt.N.N'.'trr mouse. aoG 8.1 CKM, Qr to TO Fannors anrJ Wool-Growers. We will hare 2,400 HOaTtca. -or- ANGORA GOATS !' S ijteiS?:aT SeTSfu're' ir. m-. "erD wishing to pnrcluwior s ihe (Inats. Ilvlps lMia tbm Iioluts. wll please writH to Jscksouvlllv. and iiamo tNI post ofllco and Jha near. "' ". .ntPn. "'T,'1 1' their plaro of ri .Vi,co. mid we will dvla than by nail at what llmtfrtdw,ll tc ' We will sili any tlnd of GiMts that may h- iVrlred.. for fair price, and for I... momy tlun snwil lot. conld be olmlnH from any other si uree r'3 R WILT, IKVE Al.t, OItDn rnnu Address, WM. BI. LaNDRCIV, i Or LAjmnirv JSSSa' re. Jnlw t IfiTRIsn ." - l WaUunril'e. Cl. jillam armtr. IMUIS ITZST IATUSDAT, T ' CLARUlK & ORAIG, rmuariis akd rsorBUTons. a..cianK8. i.,w,cjui. Terms or Mttacrlntloit, One copy, onayir lil nn.l.er) i-.l.OO' One ccw. rU.moU(s (i L-nuhVrr) ...... I C; 0i.c ?oH, Uucc conths is nniuhcrs) ......... JJ&, vi Bs