Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, September 24, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV 0 0 ft o $1 0 S3 0 ft $ 0 0 A H (S Pi 0 o 0 4 FTi"Fnyn MAI'J. 8ALKM, FRIDAY, SBPTftM, 1875. arnwr. roarim rrnnrln Attain Wrlln n Letter. NKVYork. Sent. 10 Charles Fi-niuU Adanilia-vviltteu the following letter to a xeutleiumi In Diooklyti who sent lilm copies of tlir Times ot I lint city, contnlii- mining utiicies in vviiicli it Kill I : "Wo liave hnpe I lint n ronMnj; poblli'spirit w III in some v.iy iiiiike well potent In the iionilimtloii of a Pre-ldeat next yenr. mid that Mr. Ail-ims intiv Imi called frniii hlsti tircmciit ill Unincv.to llio l'it!ltlem-v. lis ancient dignity mid lejjIsliitlTo Intlnciicc." (JflNCV. Sept. 111. 1S75, JIT Dkah Siu : I cannot lie lint ibimlv moved liy the voluntary uxpro-oious of e teetn which I occasion illy HihI In news, p.iper in rel.ition to inr-clt. I tru-t lliev of thl. kind I, ;ve f,e(I,,etly ocearre 1 In , Z ICm? ..Ik '.KW lurkey, mill the prenetit revolt might lie tli.m I onalit to. With ir:ud to iliu -n"- Thc Insurrerdon In Tiirkrj. TliiMllstiirbniieo In Herzegovina grows more unit more serious. The Turkish government is evidently not disposed to yield, while the revolted Christians nre openly encouraged in Montenegro, in Servia, mid in Diiliimtia. Disttirbar.ces TELEGRAPHIC. fje-lioil lll-HIl- III II If lllllclf Which nn e.ill my intention to. I am sure It would lie veiyiijjr hie to me to miili rt.-il.e the woik. hnr I lne nheiidy on my Innd ipille n ninth -n I cm illire hope to nc- elided us the limit of usefulness. Ill do I .-h.ill have to m-ike oi-riiu great li-k ol leaving m-ittcrs in coiifn-lon. It I- for this reaoti that I Inivo been, pcrh.ip3, to iiiditlcreut to tlie ihcaof ni.uiv uhohitve tne called nealu Into public lite. 1 ce nothing theie jut now, wlikli promises happy l-e-nlts w ithin n -"hoi t time. 5Ie.ui vvhllc, 1 am steadily i clonal ng mysi-l r li om lespon-lhillry. mid ir not writ Ins history, at leat, putting ont ot i each ol accident the valuable in itcihlsfor vvilllitglt. ulilcli Ime been placed In my hands, or which I lino niy-ulf tiiitliered'ln my ow'n eaieer. I doubt whether I could be tiiaile tnoien-e-lul to the woild In any other way. I'ray excuse niu far this egotism, and believe me, Yeiy ti uly yours Cll.vm.LS I'liAcis AlUMS. settled us the former were. In case, however, the Turklnli government fallH of success this time, we arc not unlikely (o see a new kincdotn formed In the. East, with or v. ithout n general Europe- V-"1"1'"''1' '""'"S ' term of life, appiaitli .... .,.i,hi I lag -o mar the three feorc and ten pre- The whole glit of the Insurrection In Herzegovina Is told in a few words. The Christians hate the Turks, and the Turks hate the Christians. The Turks arc ex tortionate, and the Christians are not disposed either to pay the heavy taxes or to submit to the robberies of Turkish oflleials. And, above all tliU, thero is the question of Servian nationality the nationality of a people who formed once almost us numerous and iiupoituut a principality as Poland. Heivia proper, Herzegovina, .Bosnia, Daliuntia, and Montenegro were once Servian territoiles, and are still inhabit ed almost exclusively by Servian. Even the Croats are a part of the same race, speaking the sauie language, and di tier ing fiom the Herbs piopcr only In being Soman Catholics, while the Peibs be long to the Greek Church.. The Seibs living outside of Montenc gio, and numbering altogether about eight millions., aie divided between Aus tria, Turkey, and Servia proper, the Sul tan eouutiug moie tSiaa four millions of them under his rule. Though thus di vided in point of government possibly, just on account of this division the Serb have always preserved strong'na tiomtt feelings of unity. Had they been left to live the life of an independent na tion, they would probably be constantly fighting with each other, as they did for merly; while now the Serbs of Herze govina, of Bosnia, of Belgrade, of Ragusa, and of Uoeca til Cattaro, profess the same, fraternal feelings to each other as the Poles of Gallicia, Silesia, and Warsaw; and as the government of TurKey is In comparably weaker than thovjof Piussiu and Russia, and the Serb are much bet ter warriois than the Poles, theie It a very fair chance of seeing a Servian kingdom established between the fron tiers of Turkey and Austria. This would he all the more easily done, us there Is already a semi-independent Servian nrlnciuallty existing, around which the whole of the nationality could be collect ed. Up to the present moment, the Serbs under the Austrian rule remain tolerably quiet, but the moment the Serbs of Tur Key snail nave aenievcu meir inuepeii ddnce. the Austrian Serbs will immedi ately rise h. arms, and undoubtedly have the support ot their compatriots outside. Although comparatively better treated than tho Seibs of Turkey, they still have many reasons to complain of the Austrian rule. There cau bo little doubt that had both the Austrian aud the Turkish governments well undei stood thoir truo interests, they would long ago have let the Servians go ml tiff, They are the cause of great expense and of al most constant fighting. But to allow the Servians to become independent would be to begin the work of general dismemberment of these two empires. And that is what the Sultan, the Km no ror Francis Joseph, and, with them, all the other snverefgus of Europe arc afraid of. i' 1. 6'tnt, A DKCIU'.AHE IX IMMIOKATIOX. It Is gratifying to find thnt.ju.st now thrro is a heavy falling off in tho tide oflin migrntinn. In July of tliih ,oar 9,'J(i(! immigrants landed at thK port. Dur ing tho corresponding month of lim year tho number was 15,ViU. This is as it should bo, becaiico work Is slack hero, and thero aro already ton many hungry mouths to fill. At Midi times people are best oil" In their homes where they aro known and have claini on charity. The immigrauti now arriv ing aro of thoso who hayo property of their own, nnu aro not in (lunger ot no coming pensioners on tho public. For all ouch thero U a field at. tho West whore land is cheap and thero is a per petual market. Hut our Atlantic States are too full for our Industries. Tho check to immigration N, therefore, no loss to the country. -Yew York Cto merclal Advertiser. A correspondent of tho Loudon Times writes: "I think that it is a fact worth noting that only on tho four fol- lowing occasions .since 177J hasthoBank of England minimum rate of disocunt been so low as 2 per cent, at which it now stands, namely: April i2, 1852, to Jan. , 18.53; July 35, 18(12, to Oct. 30, 182; July 25, 1807, to Nov. 19, 183; July 13, 1871, to Sept. 21, 1871." Tho avorago cost of wintering horses in tho New England States, in shown by tho returns of the Agricultural De partment, is as follows: Maine, ?37; Sew Hampshire, $37; Vermont, S38; Massaehusett. Sj; Rhode Island, SI8: I Connecticut. $4Z. Iteim Inn or (tie Ai ill) or I tic Ciiiulicriaiifl. I'llCA, X. Y.. Sept. 10. The Soiletv of the Ainiy of the Cuuil'eil.iiid Mtiil Tieutoa Falls this morning m n body. The lemaiiihig put of the day. lo four i jj.. was spent in ildiiigabnnt the ilty, l itlng the .Mate A'jluui and other plae of iuli ie-t. Pie-Iilciir Grant. Gen. Hicim in and other olllcei- lunched "lib 3Ii. 11m atlo Sevinour. ice Pie-blent U il-on. Gov. Tudea and Gen. Shernnn icieied the procession ol military, police aud Hie depiitment. IVncc r WiirI)lsiisliin In IlicSertlnu Assiiulily. Kiiooi'.ti:katz, (Sen in). Sent. 10 The dlsslous in Committee ot the Skupticliiin on the adibess in leply to I'rlucu Alllan's speech, have illicitly commenced and will pioonuir I is.t till hatllti av. The mem hers of the minority, who aio in favor of war. It is Hellevco have now bioti'iht oter-ev-. eral niemburs In debates aheady had in loiiiuiKtee. Attciupts to secure a com pioinisu before submitting a draft ot the address to the SKiiptlchhia, me still ear nestly pushed, but ills feaied the puty ot action will be ylctoiious, especially lis tho population is becoming more ingciit lor war. Tho niiuUtiy will oppose the war, eu'ii if the Committee icpoit in tavor ot it, to the leiijlh of ic-lguatiou. The peace party is less hopeful, but It lias not j et abandoned its efforts. Foity-two deputies oppose the Govern ment, aud aie inlavorol war, but a ma jority appears to be seemed for the ad dress, which proposes to leave the ques tion to the ul.-tlnin ol Pi luce Milan. The Goeiiimeut is uiiHt ailivcin Its (Ilbits to maintain pea a, and Immediate danger of war is con-enueiitly lessened at Vei-calllcs. Republicans aie mliidliil of the piompt ili-mLs-al of Admiral de Render. LeA'oiuj refrained from ques tioning or criticizing the Government at the sitting of the permanent Committee today, 'lhe session passed off without any debate hatever. Tlie Helgiade pa pen say that the TuiKs have agiin violated Scivi.ni tenitoiy. Sf I vl.ui aimamciit is continuing. DlCicnllj ullti IlicJVon Rliitc r.'ioiiron Iruciorti. Saciiamkmo. Sept. 10. Ymterdny Gov ernor Pacheco, I.icuteiiaut-GovernorCow-an and Secietary of State .Melon held n meeting at FoUom, on tho woiks of the new Slate Prison, in regard to the dUpule raised by the contractor on the claim for extra woik beyond the specifications. The Doilld Of State Prison Dltectors howoer, indorsed the mcliitect, U. C. Ball, ot Sua Francisco, ami tufiisonio tu:d,e the allow- miA.1 It li Itn.T.i.ornAM II. .f nA,ll'P lit "A on will be given on bebilt of the State, and If the coutraitor teluics, aficr fifteen days the Oliecfurf will fall bick on the contractor's m nineties. All woik at pres ent is stopped. IlChcafd IVoin I :it IiidMim. Ihajvn:. Col. Sept. 10 Prof. Card- uer and lioht. Adams, ,lr., leached heie ibis evening. Sl days after the Indian llflhr, they, with live iilher-. returned to le-iiiH Jk'h, 1 In m-iii and lillas. who h id beeii.lel't -nine weeks beibru to gnird a i-upply lamp on Onloies liver. They lode .'!U0 tulles in eight d iys. hoping to ic.icli their comrades 'beloiu thu Iiiili.ui sliould disioer them. Thu men weie lonnil iife and well, and the whole patty again feiiccclullv retreated trom among rim iioiiiu nanus, i culling .ign.iclie on thu lltli. In lour weeks they ioiIo 00 miles. 3Ir. .TncIson's pbotographte di vision rcaiiieaiuc iipnu c:inip salely on the 3th. All Imlt.iu Prisoner linns by a Moll. ClM'.IMIV Cltl.V.K. Xev., Sept. 10. A me-engir ill from Spring villey repoits that a small paity ol Indians came In on Tuesday and surrendered the Indian who Mlltd the white man to Indian Agent Ghlen, who turned the pilom.r over to Lit lit. Jaezer for ifo kreniii'i. A turtv ot white men took the prl-ouer from Jae ger .nm nnng nun. liie imlian contcseil to the killlur of Tolnnd. The Indians are Mid to bo full-lied, and It Is thought the trouble Is all over. The cavalry command of Col. Summer are marching down Spring valley and will reach Cleveland by noon to-morrow. Nw York UtuMrrniieMalr Convention. Syi:aciK, X. V.. Sept. 17. The IJern ocratlc suite Convention reassembled this afternoon, when the following leport from the Committee on KciolutioiH m read and adopted : "The Detnncj-atlc party ol Xew York i encw their pledge of fidelity to the prin clplcj adopted and atUrmcd i.uaulmuiHly by the delegates representing the Demo crats of nil tlio United States, together as sembled. In their latest Xatlonal Conven tion, and since reapprnved and endor.-ed by Democratic in.ijorltles instates com prl.slug more than hilt the total popula tion of the Union; realHrui the Xatlonal Democratic platform adopted at Ualtl n.oie, .July 10. 1872; the public credit must be sacredly maintained, and we de nounce repudiation In every form and guise; a speedy return to sptcle payment is demanded alike by the highest consid erations of eoniineiLliil mnrillty and hon-c-t government; to the oiinilu ol these authentic deel iratlons ol Democratic prin ciples aiid policy the limes jjlve pmof: llie pie-eut depiesslon ot liu-bies- U inn-id by reaitlon 1'ioin the uiiIiimIiIiv stimulus ol an MH.i"lve depn elated and bredeem idle iiureiic'. b eiiiiiniints and ill-adjii-tiMl municipal and Stale and Fed- 'nil taxation, anil hv cxtrataguiiv. wasti and -iixul'illou In llie admiiiUtiatiiiu of public iiU'ili; the leinedy loi llilivll Is not to be found In a lenewal of any of its caue: In t.iee ot the fict tint the exl-t-ing voliune of iiineney Is gicater thin can be ah-orbed lv biislees-, hi lace of thu fact that I he recent full of pi Ices has tol loned lepeated iutlatioiis, any attempt to Increae the currency would be worse than ineffectual toward the revival of pio-per-ity, lor it would Intel rapt healing proces es of Indu-tiy; It would be worse than futile to ic-tolo contblence for it would cieate distrust and new uncertainties hi budiiess, paralye the beginnings of en terpii'e, lob labor of Its too scanty em ployment, and while stilling tliepiogiess ot admiuUtratlve informs, would Inflict lasting dishonor upon the credit, the in telligence and theiliuacterof theeountiy; the Democratic paity ot Xew York also leiillhm the piinciples set tenth in their platloini adopted la-t jear at Syra cuse, eiidor-ed bv a Illty tbotisiiid Deni- on.itle iiitilmlty at the election following. hi a poll ol in in ly fUO.UUO votes, ami vin dicated hetoie all people of this icpubllc ny tlie uawtiioiH ml m inflation ot bimiu1! .1. Tildeu ; tenllhiii the Xew Yoik Demo ei.itie platlbim adoi Ud at Sviacn-e, Sept. 10, 1S7-I : Fli-t. Gold and silvei the only liyil Under, m.d nuciuicncy intoiitroveil iblu with loin ; ecoud, steady -tep to waul spide payment and no steps bad.", and lioue-t paj nieiit of the public debt In uiu; thud, sacied piiservalion of the public faith ; toiulli. nvejiue leloim, fed eral taxation lor rcvenue'only, no goveiu ineut piulupr-lilp with piotectlve monopolies- home rule to limit and localie nio-t jealously the power entin-ted to public servants, tiitiuteipal, state and lei'eral, and uoeeutiallatlon : sixth, equal aud exact justice to all men, no p ti ti.it legislation. no partial taxation ; seventh, thetieopiess and no gag law.-. ; eighth, flee men, a uui foim exci-e law, and no siimptuaiy law ; ninth, olllcial accountability, enforced by better civil and social leinlilie-, no piivate u-e of public funds by public olllccis; tenth, coiporatlon chartered by State al ways stipciv liable by State in tlio iuteiest of the people; eleventh, the paity in power to be held responsible tor all legisla tion when in power; twevftb, the Presi dency a public dust, not a piivatepeinui ite; no thlid term ; thhteeuth, economy in public (Xeuse, that libor may bo lightly biiideued ; the Democrats of X. Y. in con vention assembled, pledge themselves and nominees aiu'l heir representatives in the Senate and Assembly, to follow where an honest and fearless chief mngistiate has daied to lead in letormiug tlicadinluisti.-i-tlou of the gieat canals so long despoiled in their conjunction, maintenance aud levenues, to cany on with uuw-eavciiiig purpose and lldclity wise mea-Hiies to iu creafe the elliciency of all depiitineuts ol public works and senke, and to piisNt In reducing our State tax, in which buideus have alieady been ligbtoiicd by tho ie ticnclimeiitsaiid lefonus of a sluglo yeai to the amount or nearly $3,000,000; and upon this paiainoiint, immedi itu and plac ed issue of administiative relbim we cor dially invite the co-opeialiouof eveiytiue i'Pinociai, every iiuerai liepiiuucau, ami all our lellovv-clticus of whatever paity name, who aie willing in tliecomlngState election to unite with us in supporting te fuiui candidates on a reform platloini. 1 lie nominations aie as follow-: .olm Uigclow (by acclamation) lor Secietary of Slate, Lucius iobluou for Comptioller. Chai les ?. Falrchlld for Atfoi uey-Ueneral, Cliailes X. Uo- for State Treasmer, John D. Van lluieii J'orSmfO Kngliu'er. ,lli. lit eelier All M!.t"'J Xi.w Yoiik. Sent. 17 Rev'. itW Vi-fd limbvrdcolines tlie ptoiio-ed pub lic reception ." t!"ie Aculeinj' t iltulu, Ilrooklyn. In Ids letter ot declluatinil !u s.iyssucha reception would tend to keep alive feelings that ought to subside, to re new discussions of palulul public tran.ic ti his, which should never h ive had an ex-i-teiac, and which It were well, both for public and piivate good, to h ivu n inoved, if not tor foigctlulucss, at least to obscuri ty. Too many hearts yet bleed, too much sonowand scoichlng exeltemejit has fal len upon kind, sympathizing heait-, to make it wl-n to lenew a public.dcmnii-.tia-tiou which might bo mlsinteipietiil, and which might excite aiilmo-ity vvhlUiaiiy good citlen should seek to Ileal. .-Vtlimsltn lleuioeriitlc (Olivenlioi!. Omaha, Sept. 17.' Tho Demnciatic Stale Convention at I'leniont yu-terdiy. was the 1 irget ever held in tlio State, and composed of the most iiilluuntlal men of tne piny, hl-oiiiuoih were adobteu as follows, unanimously : J'rwlcul, That the Demnciatic party ot Hits State Is in favor ot retrenchment and relbim in all depaitments of thu govern ment. State and national ; wu are hi tavor of a sound currency, coin or Its equivalent, as esentlal to stability In business aud a restoration of prosperity ; -pi do piyment and no step backward; wo deprn.ite all attempts to commit the Democratic pirty to a system of paper money p issed on an iincon-titiitioiml exercise of federal power, as a cilme agilnst the common welfare, and a wanton violation of a cardinal arti cle of the Democratic creed. Hon. O. li. Scolleld. of Otoe, was elected permanent president. The Urmtl Nlorni nMiHltealon. XkwYouk, Sept. 17 A sieclal from Houston, Texas, pronounce the storm at Galveston tlio heaviest -Inco IS'j". Tint ity is partially under wafer. It 1, several feet deep in the principal -tieets. Severn I wrecks have been leporled. The Ocean Home, on the Gulf beaib, is- eiithely fciu roantkd with water, and Qutliou-.es. iir-; gone. The city hospital Is filled with water. Thirty workmen on the break water being built by ti e government weie cut off and lost, l'hu tvintii To railroad biltlge Is under water twenty feet at ihts end. It bis been wa-bed awav. The water at Virginia Point has backed up for tlueo mile on the main land and U still rising. Tlie galo U on the lnciwio and the iMionicti-r filling. The bay li so lull of water tint if the wind chniges to tlio ninth the whole Maud Is lot. and no lives cau be saved. The shipping iuthe. hil bor was b ivlng a fearful time, of It. '1 be ship channel dredging tliet Is safe. lliitiKlniS IimIIhi, fur Muriler. SvnDhuo, Sept. 17. Imlian Jose Del 43 nine, convicted of the tililider of .lohn iin, near the .lilllni mines, four years ago. was exeiulid to-d.-i in thiMomt llou-e y.ud. I'oinmei.ilable promptiiess mid ef Viclenev was inaiiitested by tho olhYluls. The w hull' allalr was bi-gni and over be tween 1;:10 ami 2 l'. vi. Del Cnruiii mule li sptcclt on I be se.illnhl. In which he do ilaiedthit hi-teslluniuy in the trill Im plicatiug other lndluis uamll ieimv. and declared aNo tint himself was Inno cent, etc. lie begin toweikeii Inward the close of the speech, and the s1(.iv touched the spilnu as mm)ii a he stopped talking. Ho was very intr-culir. and tho motions of his body continued It minutes. There Is no iloubl ot Ills guilt, lie was a very bad Indian, and Is believed to have lit en concerned In a number ot uuiideisln the past few yeais. KIIIm! lij I'mIIIiiu: Iroin h Uiillilliii,-. Jos. O-borne, a soue cuttit. employed on thu new building cnnier of Second and 51-ilki t sieet, sustained a fall jeteld.iy altel noon lioni the edicts of whidi he died to-day at St. .Maiy's Ho-pital. lie was a Miiglo man. aged about "0. (ruslieil lo (lentil li.v ills (torse. .lACKrONVii.i.i:. Sept. 17. Ye-tcnl ly an old citleu ot this county named l.awson Hiadley, was alino-t '.iistautly killed bv a young hiii-e which he wisiidlug. The -iiiimal ic.ued up and fell bickwauls on Hiadley. cin-lilng hlui s0 b.tdli thuhe suivlvcd only about an hum. llnlei Illinium liillisli ll).ivis nt now uiii. Xl.W Yoiii;. Sept. 10. Iler Hiltl-h Ma jest v"i ship Hclliioplinu. dying the 11 ig ol Adiiili.il Geo. Gianvlllu Wellesley, comtnandiiig tho Xorth Anieric-iu Mpiad ioii, ariivul t lis nioiiilng. As 'he li.t go heranchois -be saluted the Aim-lean 11 ig with 21 giuis, alter which Foit Ail-inu, by older olCoinmaiiilautGeneial II.. I. Hunt, leturned the -alnte with 15 guns. The Toipedo Station, by older of Command-iintlie-se. saluted Admlial Wellesley vvltli 15 suns, which was letiuued by the lSel le.ionlion. Tho Admiral landed and wis received bv 5Iayor Slocuui. Capt. Jones, of thu Hiitish legitlon, and a committee of the City Coiuiail ami summerieshleuts. The 5!ayoi delivered an addi-es-ol wel come, to which the Admiral lepllul. Tho piogiauune of ent.'itaiiiuient include, an old-lasliioucil Itliode Island cliim b ike on 5Ionday and ball aud supper at the Ocean House on Weduisday night. ZUll L'loml 'iiiiiii!'.sliiii--rnlialilllly til TiuKeort. WAiHNoro.v, Sept. 18 The Kod Cloud Commission spent most of in-dny In ii--vlett big thu evidence adduced and in ills-Lii--tiig thu lesponsibility ot the Conuuls siouerot Indian Afl.ur "nml tho S-cietaiv of the Interior for fiauds at the Ited Cloud Agency, the appinval of claims i ejected by tlie Hoard of Indian Coiumlssoiieis. etc. Theie seems to be no doubt but that there will bo two reports, one exonerat irg the olliceis named and one holding them lespoiisihlc lor Irregulaiitii's. Mr. Faulkner, of the Commission, entertains views veiy unfavorable to Coiniulssionei Smith and Seen. In ly Delano, and will not hellate to express them. Itisabo be lieved tint Pi of. Atheiton. who Ins given tho subject very caietul cnaslderatioii, and for some time pnt Ins been oveihauling tiles ot tho Intel Inr Depaitmentt will nl-ti sign the miuoilty ivpoit. 5Iembeisot the Coinudssiou could not siy to-day when uiey wouiu leacn a coiieliisiou in regud to the dnraeter of the icportsor when they .should be made. I'm lids In llie I'euiloil Itiirriill. CltlCAdO, Sept. IS A Washington special -ays one of the special agents of the pension otllcu has just letuiued fiom the West. His report made to the Commis sioner discloses that a remaikablo seilo3 of whole-ale deception hau been practiced on the government. He found parties in tin leceipt of pciiiiniH who were not disabled uom earning tliclr llvellliood, and who could u'w " ,rilW! of wounds or of Im paired hcnltli. -y'."n;rn,ll ivi- weiv nl--) dlscoverf.1 of p.mlei iiuH-iouatiiip; He.1 nieu, uml of women filsely lepicsenthig themselves the widow sot decea-ul soldiers and di.iw big pensions as -m-ii. The Coiu-nil-slouei now-tatesrli.it he Is convinced that the government Is annually laying lioni 4.1.000,000 to ij 1,000.000 to thc-e fiauduieiit claimants. Weatherford & Co., DEALXUS IN Drugs. Paints, Oils, &c, ARK AUEXTS roll AVEB1LL CHEMICAL FAINT. Tills Paint l CHKAPKIt, NICKlt, nd Rtvex n llttTTKIt KlNlsp thin niiv other Paint. It U MIX KD HEVDV roll UfK-of ALL SHADES, or COL (). mid J'UItB WHITE, f)r INSIDE crOUTSIDff rtork. hot ml. In niiy qnsnllty wnnti-d. It it the BEST PAINT tn iif- KASY TO APfLY-WIt.L XOT CltACK; t'EBL. or WASH OfK DIIIE3 with n HAnD M()OT!t )LOS, mil l ju-t the llnt that cvery il) 'm Tlie G-Miutms Ai'ticlo s tor nlo hy WEATHERFORD & Co., S3tvlcxtx. WiVi. CRAVES, Pi-jlor In all !i!ndnf BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, LOMOES, WHATNOTS, Job Timiini done o.i Shortest Notice. .Vino. J.e.losl Sljln FCrputrliiK. SECOX D-llAXD FUUNITURE TiU.': isi Kf!::iFr,. l'li-ifoeb- htm acill. ..1ei:nliin lit cnodj lia rmo intchilii!!iiM nti iu. as it wnii t con eujtlilin; to -ee his nen ttocl.. tVltn n!i Ins HUjun.S Sf.TS. c'le-ipcr thaa ia sr ie in ttiu frtMt. J33lT.o-t3 oa .C3fcs,to J3ti-ooit, oi'rosurij Tin: uknkktv nouau, nnC S.r,K.ta, U. Jm S ALEM FURNITURE FACTORY, &?s!i! CiVli i;-!!!S At Mill Creok Bridge, LIDEItTY STREET, - - . SALEM, OKKCO.V. All.Ktlicts or EURNITUEE ON HAND, And lalc to Order. THE TilADE SUPPLIED On the lomvt terms tor OASII. JOB IVOItrC italic, ns-il nil kludanrTVKNINn Orders promptly Attended to. Clood delivered to an) pint of the city, to tho rail ruad, oi whiuf, -m.n or ciiviiok. PARMENTER & BABCOOK. April 30. 1UT3. ' Wlf JS2LI3 23 L E3 DE"!-, ..AND.. HARNESS. " TTAVIN'O Pf'nCHSK'll THK INTritlK-sT OP IX Mr. VValMiulii in theold nifi.ll-lii cl )miii In the ihnyi line, tho atteuti'm or tlie community 1m called in tho hock ol ' csvjrx-a.ossi.si on hand, which Is odered nttfieilly n.ilnriil ratm. SADDLES AND BRIDLES At low vet Grauer pilrct. Hardware, Vhips, Robes', etc, To full en-rylkxly. R. H. DEARBORN. Halem. Feb. J2. lt,2. wtfd I'lcxlmllon of t'iciliiiis .'lot n Is. WAsinxdiON, Sont. IS. A stntemciit -lictvi lnj; tin- i-tiiii ilnl iniiiiil pimli'Uli'ii ofgulil uml silver in tbn Uiilttdhfilcsiliu liiK tliu'J.)jiMi- Ii-diii 181!) to lbT.'l, In been )ii'nul by t.'iij Hiiiimu ol isutstlc-, 'I'lin ;uiiti il avi'Mu noilin.tii)ii nl gold. iuvoiiIiiij; to Mil-, hinmiiL'iit. i$-u0,:i00.000, nml tb.it ol silver lor the 13 ve.ir lioni 1S.VJK) l,s7.1, ia,000.0W). Tlio higliiM .-iiniiiil iiMiductloii nf silyur n,is in ld7:l. vvIkh it vvu ft.'iJoO.OOO. 'Ibo oioiliii-linii ot jjolil lu, vvitli tlio except Inn ot'onoyear Ix-'eu iiiiiiiiiII) Iiieren-ln lueo lS.'il, mid tlio ruoiliietloii otVilvrr In, vvlfli tlio ;x eeptloa ot one year, btcu increasing since l-'.D, tl'c pioiliietloa or;olil unci ei.ver Iu 18711 belli); almost tlie -.line. Tin- IIiiKlltli llnrreht. T.oix)X, Hept. 1!). Tlio Times thU inoiiiliiirMjlliu Imivest Is neailvnt mi end. Kepoi u us to thu fjtiiilitv of tho new vvbeit aro generally "ood. Tlie ui.irket-i la Mincing f.aiio continue iniiet. .Su.'sr Is tlepustil, mid prlvea fvor buyem. .Time-. Calnl. whom tlio Times considers IiWli antliorlty, writes that Journal as follow": "Tlio publication of the returns oracreaire ..!. ll.l.j .1... a..... II.. .. I 1., u I " "'"""" iliu niu.iii,:-. urviUlll OI VWICHt Wf b.ive Inil since tlio lelurns have been taken, mid GUO.OOO neies less tliin the avenge extent previous to 1S0O, when we bad -l.OOO.OtK) fewer people. Tlio iIoviimh III Ireland lias been If percent, fiom 1871. and iu Great Jlilliiln the detrea-o bis luen neatly eight per tent. Ho- cilmiti-a (!. iiinoiint of wbe.it luinlrul fiom iibioadat 1 1,000,000 ijuarlcr?. To Breeders of Sheep. frt. ar.oizar. iiahi tior;p, of MiddW- JJA Our, utino. t, ho ii-iiid f 1.1 hoitllar amon.t IhulliiC'uuu'tirs ol tbla einintraii ttiu inott. xuci-t rf till pro hti.tr of line w.iol hioc'i, and vvJm Ik eiiiiilnycl In Hie mint I'Mcnrlvi I'un-l.a-ii rvti)ul, and fuliiof linctc'iid l!, niioti": lil euil, h'tnlieen .iendlni; a neck mniin,; n, u U I hino ininiilrtwl wi'lihlinan irr.inKUiKi t t'ir.'ctiiu ard 11 In" ClifW-H ifliin Iu Ure.ni .imi vicinity vn li ..nlliril" in tln-y nny denlre. to liu'elitcrtil in I'l.rtnii'l, s.iituiu, j)iitoi mid i. uliere, to cult cm wi'jKnro W'tmru iarUV ilis'rmK of tiiulia-huaie in-.id lor iinuiev, lull iilit -oiiml, amid time di l ,tliii n n uiarj i.li'.hii.iuhI.uIj.i ifr-iillt.fi. wtlli ii-ii it hit i I"' Any cniniMUNlnilli'iH or u.qiilrlc'H it HI hu prnmjitly answciud liy n ulrc-ilio j) tar Malum, iiiiin, FA iiVOil&AJjK fBIES MII.K8 SOUTH VUX.ni DAT.l.At M) X ihne mile mtt Irom I.twlsvllie, I'olK 'n Oroim KM) ni-reif iroud fiirmlin; land, tho rt-l one hs If open irralni: jnnd. A ejilcndUl ftnani nf water run. through the prtmUes. Ill a very derlr h til ii "loolc rui CM. J'Jrlti ulnhlni; to i;ii Into the -loik hiiMlne-fl will f'fMvell to e-camllo my piaco he lore nimha-lii -Itwhere, for further particuUm, Inquire of or adilrtvi" II. C. McTI.U.lIONDV, niiMlf LuHlnvllle, I'olkio'Or. XTariaeys' Warehouses The Salem Stering and Shipping Co, JH I PRBIMKEp TO IIFCEIVE AND 8TOBB M. Grain from all parties oirtrlm;, at re on a tile rate. Ainu, will Hit)- ami Sell on Commlnnton. W. J. HEHHEW Kalm, A 112, 11. 1871. CEO. K. aXZJBXIi, j. t t o v ii s y a t tu n -w t HAhYll, OKBfJON. JSIiCU'll UlUlUv.rUUU ' Aent. 3 ?.