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STATXZ NEWS.
A letter from Unity, Yamhill Vbuut.v, In
the Cotti icr, says: "Crops aro looking splen
did now, and the verdant rleMs luxuriant
with drain, whero les3 than a Jear ago stood
vast forests of young liri, and still the
timber Is steadily fnlltnis before the axes ol
sturdy choppers. SlashinK Is beliiB done In
this part of the county extensively this
winter; In lact, mora Iiai bi'an done within
the past two years than bai boen done In ten
yearselorn This speaks well lor progress
in the grubs."
Mr. Willis Twl, a young, inoflfenrtvo anrt
honest man, savs the fljunl, vn arrtiiuueil
boforw His Honor, JirdgH Klrkinati, of Mil
ton, Umatlllaco-jnty, ctinrgodttkli vva-ntonlv
fclliing 13 hef.a or Mieep, the property ol
Je3se Drunihoiler, bv driving tliem In a
reckless manner Horn hts meadow ovorn
narrow bridge Into u croeK, wIicto they
iperlshud,
W. H. Clarke, or Pole's vullov, Doujilas
county, Is actually jngaged in toiistructlnc
lilHste.im mill tit that jtlaio. He has the
iramevvorknll cortplHte, and will immedi
ately begin, the woatbor pernnttitii.', tlm re
moval of tho engine and other inachlneiy.
Jt Is said 'that whu I done it will bo one ol the
jlinest mllis or Uo kind in the interior ol
the State. 1
We hvr.r tbatn good many cattl that have
been ei boh ed to tho severe- weather during i
the past winter aio dying throughout Yam- riK the past week, the lolloping proceed-
uiu i-uuiJisy h ntDUin btib kiotu i"imci j)H MFQ ilHll
MAEION 'JIRCglT COURT.
L. W. Ilueny vs. 1.. Van Tartar ot al: an
swer of G. II. .lor, defendant, strlokou out 1
ami iee (rra-jwxt to llio aineti'ieil answer.
Kuth A. Evler vs. Oliver A. Kvler: demurr
er to coniiilnlut sustained ; leae granted j
Planum 10 me Htnenueii cnmpiainiuiuu nays
and duferdent permitted to answer or plead
thereto en or before tlio lirst day of tho next
rogulfir termor this Court.
J. W. McCaslin , lt Preli7terlan
Cluircb, offealetn, tt al; motion to strikeout
aUHWur overruled.
Hiisim I'ratt vs Tbos. Holt; motion lo
strike out Huiomlei) 'iimwer submitted with
out Hriument and sustained.
T.J. Orlpps s IMsli.i CIiImii; jtny re
turned n verdli t ol 15 for plalntlfl.
John 3. J'uarp vs. K L. Chlsm: cause on
trlnl.
Sate ofOr!;on v. S. Li. Watklri; sen
teu.od to i no jor In the IVnltetitiarv.
siato ol Oregon s Anthony Miller; sun
tencod to one month In thi t'ntinly Jail.
'I bos Ilniry pleidtd gtill'y ot larceny,
and was sentein ed to pxy a tlue of ?1(, or to
remain in jail Bfry favs.
hhrwood vs. Paj ten Verdict for the de
ftiiditnt. Court adjourned line ilicon Monday.
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County Commissioners' Court.
At tho session of tlm Countj Court, held
Of the Boanbay, Chile, SLTid 38La varieties.
READ WHAT THE FAR3IERS SAY :
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mucias car2hzr.
1'ioin S6 neres of land sown to Flax I received 2 :!!! I biifliels ol -ceil. Avenge
Dur uc'ie. 1(1 l-ii Dtibiiois .n. ,i. i aki:i:ns.
Siili'-crilied tvnd sworn to befoie mc W. J5. Ci.Aifi;. .1. 1'.
From 111 acres of lund covn to I'ltix I received 300 bushels of wed. Average per tieie, O; bush. Josi:i'ii C'iiami'ah.n j:.
Stibsurloed nnd swoin to befoie mc 1 farui'JiiiN'., Co. Clerk-.
of the csttle aro not dying trotn actual sturva
tlon bet Irom weakness. When they get
iown they sem lo glvo up and soon pass
in their uhpekr.
The l'lshorrion's Ilullillug Association ot
Astoria has Incorporated, duration perpetual-;
VapiaU stookiVJUO: shares f 100 hm. It, object,
the 'carrying on and building ot uharls,
-warohoiiiek,, and other btilldlniLS In thocity
ofAstoilJ, Itjcorporatovs, Charles Lmigren,
Charles llrotn, TiiomiM Dealey, J. llluin-ri.,
John Jb.C'ar n.
Iet week- a llltlo son ol John Clemens, one
mile north of Kosebcrg, was leaping with a
broomstick, when it bioke, throwing him on
ono arm in such a manner as to break one of
tho'unnas-iif Hie lore arm In two places and
cusioctuouio wrist jurat.
Hon. 'A. S. I'owers, tuall rontractor for the
JCugone, McICon.lu anrl Ochnco rou'o, writes
the Kugotic. hmnial, fiom McKen.io bridge,
under date ol Mari'ii 2d: "Our leais lor Mr
CrHigare now almost without hope ior his
nnfoty. Mesus. C. I Il-ntrHW aiiU. W
Slmmoni 1ihm r. mod without being shin
to rmich lliu cenur cabin, whero uolMtred
JIr. Cn g was. The soturityoi the Mono
ami bad condhior. of tho snow lorehoeing
lorced them to tui-j bitk."
On Mondav, ol ast wonk, while culling a
tree, Mi. .1. 1". (ia-i-o t,ol ItdiHon couniy, and
bis little son, ago-i olglityears, camonear lw-ing-l:Hlnl
outiight by tlio tailing ot a trre
The child, ulnuM inlrHciilously, escaped tin
hurt, uhil) Mr. G. had one arm itinrlully
brulaod and was otherwise injured, but not
serlouslv, ir m hop.xt.
Sinco tho (ioirnoiiiceuieni ol travel on the
VDper rhHi niidihu drying up of the roads,
buslnoss ol all kinds has Improved veiy ma
terially In the l)s.llen.
Tho nsxt s'lsion of the Iano County
Teashori' rnstitrrte will be held at function
City on the Z1& and 2.1 1 lust.
A grand imtej-tnfnmenl will le lvon at
Dayton at, tlm ClrtngH hall on Thursday
evening-, March;-!, 187U
wero nritvMtir. ut. AMtj,rlti mi lMt.iltif in ...
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Iii tho matter of a county road leading
Irom AimiKvlllo to .IrllVr'-ori, and to vacate a
portion ot nio naif m aim Moimnsin h lorry
road. Heport of viewers read lirst and sec
olid times and ordered established.
ill ili matter of the location of a couniy
road tortv feet wide, from a point on the
Wondbutii and Engan's mill road to the road
leidiug Irom Scoti'-" mill to Wood burn lie
port ot viowerH read a first and second time
alid established.
In the mailer of tho location of a .county
load li"m the northeast cornr ol John
Huirhes' land claim to n po'nt hO rods norfh
n tho southwest corner Sec. 10, l' II S, K 3 i;.
Heport nt iewers read n first and second
lime and established.
In tho matter ol chango In the county road
leading irom haiem to subvi'm nulls, jonn
sappiugOeld, Ft. O Ueer and Warren Cran
ston apjiolmed viewers, and A. Gesner kur
mynr, to meet on Tuenday,Marcli 21, lb7(i, at
W. V I'atton's at 10 a rn , and qualily nnd
report at the nxt teim nl Court.
A ( niiimission consKtlng ot W V. Hi ith
by, J. M. Scott and H li. Middauph, were
itppoinied to examine tlio points on the sn
Ham Itiver kniiwn as s-iii lenv, and report
upon tho piaclicabiluyol bridging tlio slid
rUer at each ot tho-e point tojetbei with a
plan and estimate of the en1-! ol construction
ot said bridges and to nuke duo icportat the
April term.
liilli were alloneil dnHn.! the sit.sionto
the amount ol S.1 H" .J, whleli ch.es not In
i'ltile tho pe diem and niilh go ot the petit
jurors.
Tho Mini of J 10,000 i as set apart as the'
se'iool I n ii c I of Marion County lor ISTfi.
j&AETH COUKTTOX".
From 44 acres of land sown to Flux I received JOIS bushels of seed. Avenge per acie, 21 (i-U litti. Jami s Sm:m,in(i.
vSttbbciibed nnd sworn to befoie me. Jami.s F. Umiw.s, Xotuiy 1'ublio.
ilJKTtff coojjsy
From 37 acres of land sown to Flax I received SJh bushels of seed. Avenge per ncie, 2:i -1.7 bti. Hour. M"oN-ifioM::itv.
, , Subscribed and sworn to befoie inc. K Thompson', .). IV
BENTON COUCTZ7.
Krom S acres of land sown to Flax I received 250 bushels of seed. A vei.ige per ncie, 1)1 Ini'-li. Jacou Hoi.oati:.
.Subscribed and sumn to befoie inc. 15. IJ. llniin.i:, Justice ol the Peace.
TFfE VIrKE7S.
The Wheat Market-
rOlK OOCTBTTIT.
Fiom 3-" acres of land sown to Flax I leceived 719 bushels 0f seed. Aveiige per ttcre, 2J 1 !)-.'!() bus. C. M. .MtMsrnoxo.
Subsciilxd mid swoin to before inc. 13. If. Bowman', Notary 1'ublic.
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The Best Crop for Change of Land-FIax Stubble Equal to Summer Fallow
Ib tho Testimony cf All tho Flax-Raisers in tho Stato
OBI CII'. H2C1S. will be furiiishetl to all coutnt;tor, to be paid for in Fln Seed, if desited
EST" Ii in ted instructions legnrding jirepaiMtioti of land, sowing, harvesting, anil piice, furnished lo all npplli'.itiK
Addiess I'IftMlKK Oil!. C . Milcm. Oi-c;tiii.
Or, Fioed &. Co., Itocliiirc: Ja s Ulakfiy. UroHnsllle, .1. liio-nrsov A. Son, IJalscj; Aiium F inhn Co , Allan;: 11 am ii ton Hid- , (.'(mnHii-.
rx.iwram.i33w&nMvfftia
.tecdanco ur ili U-nt quarterly mooting of
tno u. K 1'-. II. A, h. '1 no tlm was, only a
few years ago, tlint a want hall Ironeti men
could bo in usturud tognilutr hero represent
- li:g that Interest but this year at tho least
calculation iM0 mi ii will be so employed
They are, as . i class, mui-culai, well develop
il men, and would mle a regiment, cltlier
iiiariuers or in tno neiii, mat would carry
prostlgn boloie them. They are orderly null .
eyitematlo lu theli business lUHiiuors. mid I
vobavo nesor soon a set ol reeoidsandl
uooks oeiougi.ig to nny oigaiiuralioti, that
were bettoi kept, and moreiicciiratelv carried
out, tlian tlio- looks ami records of the Co
Jlimbia lliver 1. 15 A.Sotletv. The not
jno.tthlv mating will bo hell on Monday
Arnloil, lbrtl( lu this city.
Tho mall carrier from Newport reports t lio
wreck nfa seliooner about lour imlea trom
Capo roulweathei. Mm cimeaKhoro lioiiom
up, and was loaded with cedar lumbar
One body was washed ashore, which U ail ol
tho crew burnt from. All nroHuniwisd to
mo muue oi
havn porishud
unKuonii
There aro a number ot rioh qunii lodge
lielng workod In Grant county, Tlio Cabell
mine, on r.lU oiwk, Mm a Htau'ip mill In opo
,iatlou, and is rhili in both sllei and gold.
lIoiiHimm it Dellc aro opening a quail mine
two lUtb'M rtbovo Canjon City, 'lliei have a
woll dellned lodgo and splendid ore.
A letter from Kucn VMii to tlio Albanv
Thi w beat market bus received an Impetus
o'Ung to tho demands tor cargoes to load tho
os-els now engaeed, nnd tho necessity to
get those vessels oil at the earliest possible
moment to place their cargoes on the En
glish market boforo harvest commences,
Salem MIIIh oiler S", cent, and Mr. Hon en
Informs us that bo is pa iug 87 cents per
bushel, the dlfToronco being that millers can
not bid against shippers who are determined
to h.no cargoes.
Ith an interesting matter to determine tlio
amount of wheat in tho country at tho pres
ent time, that can be rcachul In time to sup
ply tho coming demand.
Air. Hubler has taken pilns to lind out tho
amount ot tonnage fiigaetal end to ascertain
trom warehousemen through this valley
and tho Uinpqua the number ot bushels
they have on hand. Krom Ins figures it
seems that over twelve thousand tons ot
wlieut Is stored in w uo'aonses alonir tho
1776 1876
Centennial Medals.
Allium B'late, IBIglily S'olislicil.
Kqual in Hear and lolor lo Solid Siher.
Mo 1 j-G IiicIuk III !luiuclrr.
rjMIK oliMjrsfl and rcveiL iiriinllii' npiiroprlatt
X dixlii' rnninioiiiointln; ttiL. ouo liatidiidthaniii
vtifiiij ol mil nation's bin h.
TI1U MOS1MAT.ITAUI.K SOITVJ.MKS AND Mi:
MKNTOK KVKH IbSl'KI
Agents Wanted.
I.Hr-'u iu:mnlliai6i Flenhu 11 1! lor uitLrndeo
Snmplcsnnd tall liiformallou tern mi ucdpt ol jil ct"
U.S. .nediilllon Co., I.l. Ituy. .".270, N.V.
GREAT WINTER BARGAINS "
S. FRIEDMAN!
Executive Stloclv, .Klc3t.
(Oppofltn ClicmckPta Hull 1 i
Is Prepay ing for Spring Trade
U disponing of bls.Oood" on h u d nt
Lowest Possible Prices,
....ton....
CASH IN HAND.
owuiUEMr?rmam3M?7iurrnt
HAWLEY, BOBB & CO.,
PORTLAND, O&EQOK-,
OFFFl! FOIl SALH A Ft LI, LINE OP
AGRICULTURAL 1 3IRLEMENTS,
bOLE AGENTS I'OIt 'HIE CIJI nilHATEl)
JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOWS.
Which combine I lie "rc-sitot -t rcn itli
Ai(h cxlivinc iL.litnc.'..-5 niul ilmabili-
V. &if All tilt- JOIIV I)Ki:UK AfOI.IXK.
PIi')Vri u now niiiilc wilh u Iitent lllock
nnd Welded J'log (a now lentnre), and lmve
j:-tr.t ilni'dened Sli.tre, as null its Hatdciied
Mould-board-.
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He Offers at a. Bai'gain
GENERAL
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me nm is rivor RMrt on tuo rililrim(l, ..ml vervnearlv
tho same amount of tonnage U known to be
on lintid or on tho way here. Ho maUes the
dillcirenco only forty tons In I ivor of tho
warehousemen. We receive Mr, Hubler's
tlgurers at second hand, and not direct tiom
him. Il they aio correct, thete Is tonnage
ccitaln to eomo sufllcleut to carrv nuav all
Jlemoerul. dated Mitroh 10 h, says; "I'lm ti,,i wlimiln sl.-ix ,., .,., n,. ...,.
r,ll- . -.--,
Mlliuiosod Hiiluidool John l-'iest atvoureliv
lately h iv lallure. It It was not, ho nould
ot make bis lisunl appe.irnco, desiillo ot all
tho rejxirtH regarding Ins iiirbulent lite,
history, and hi tragical ibntlt. I saw the
aforesaid John Krostln low n ytHterflnv, not
lead, but w Hiking erect, much alter the
iiiaumirofa man who still lives, iiioven and
baa hlsM.Hlng."
TheDciiincr.its ol Hiker county have nom
inated tliolr llcltft lir the Juuoebs tion. It
la as follows: l'or UopresentHtlves, . n.
Haloes, A. J. La vron; Sheriff, 'U, C
Oeorse; ior County C'ltrk, (Jeorge AV.
Tarkar.
TuoJoi;sonvlll,S,ii(iieHays-: "l'hb aon -illgapillig-uud
xuinuitti will iitlord h uikhI
opnortunlif,- to iropeot lor now diggln--.
-Water Milt Hbundsiu everywhere to permit
a thorough test. Th.-e are inanv settlons
JWhore water has boon wMrw that liui never
toeen pronjus-ted, ami -should tbev be touiid
lo contain gold In rook! Myliigii'naiitUy, it
-would Ih an liulticeiiltut to tiring water to
uch places,"
There aro tllioen MaUv-Senators to be elect
ed la Oregon (ti June, as follows: Umitott
ml Polk (olnUy, one; Ulnckamm, oner Ocos
nd Curry, one; Douglan, two; Josephine,
one; I.atiu, one; Mini, oho; Mtiltnoiuah,
two; iVolk, one; Union, one; Wusoo, one;
Waahlngton, one; Yamblll, one.
Tho Secretary of tho Interior baa refused to
grant tko potlliou f cltlKetH of Kastern Or
COU asking that Urn wosttrn boundary of
Malheur IndUn roiervatlon be changed so
a to throw open to ttie wlili the valleys of
tillvio and Jiaruey Lake.
Stook tit John l)y valley looks well. The
past wlutsr bss been 111111, vlth but little
now or svre weather, and Uv.'k have kept
In fine order out on the rugt. t'he butchers
Aave uo trouhto to proouro fat bf rattle.
Paitlea lately irom tb Vott Lauo digging,
JEOKson oouih.v, report ino projoow nveu
batter than ever. Tleaeu of gold weighing
40 and JW, r.s also anuller ones, bavo been
ticked up within too past few daya,
The Walla Walla and IUvtcn lUllroad
as also the demand from millers, must be
supplied Irom grain still In bauds of the
farmeis.
Tho highest figures named in the Portland
oiarket reports is ?l 70 pr cental for wheat,
Out we know that l st Monday a Portland
bou-o purchased -10,000 bushtiN from Marks
at ltoseburg at Jl 70 per cental delivered
at Portland, and Mr. Herreu, aeent
for tho Farmers Warelnuso at Salem, In
forms uh that ho Is placing what wheat those
w ho store with him are now willing to sell at
81 TlpercfliiUl. We hear of a tolerably
largo sale made by Granger", at the month
of the Sa tula in and at JinNon's landing, in
this tiuuty, BltlV) oentH Hr bushel, sacked
on tho bank.
Shipping Intelligence.
Tho ship Samuel Watts, ia tons, nml the
Trojtn, f liOO tons, are loading at AHorla.
'lliesa tvo vessels will carry away fully 2100
tons of wheat each.
Tho llrvllsh ship Oritltmme has cleared
for Liverpool with ai"ull iwrgoof wheat,
Tho bark Donne Civile, .'S7 tons, baa gone
dowu tho river with bar whoat cargo nearly
complotod.
TheahlpsHon Hhydding and ilindostao,
loading at Portland, will carry about 1,800
tous each.
Tho lir. ship Aun Milllcent, Oil lesus, and
barli .ephyrus, of the grain fleet, arc about
due from San Francisco
MERCHANDISE,
ConnUtlns "I
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH8i3G,
BOOS AND SHOES,
Groceries,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
Iliiis tint! Oii,
AND A VVI.L
ASbOltTMnNT
AM) I'Ulthsr
Ol' THE IlEbT
Br?jgs fc Mediciaies,
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riS3'-0I,AS3 3iTTGaiS37
To roinpo old iirifcrliitliius.
Jlv mottii Is, "Ntviir sell at cot, hut at imoll
pintlti'," ,
S. FJRIEDlllAlV.
Feb. t l-Th. ,
Deere hulk) Plow. Deere C.'nnr I'low.
THE DEERE SVIiKY PATB GAIVG PLOWS
Are meeting with unlooked-for Success In every County of our State and Territory.
WE AUK AGENTa 1 Oil THE CELEBRATED
Schuttler Farm Wagon.
110(1 k ith gjirlng fccat and Itollci Drake:
Ciullt. Cash
Inch I I'M 2 hnipu Vi('on $i,j! Jill)
' JUillnw " )jh uh
Ileivy " ' jji mo
.vi emu in nor'c " .. imi iv.
. " lliui " 17", !,-,(,
V Uli Tnrk V'nnf Al ni'dltlmml.
.'Er,l'VrAKE NIUIINti W tOOX :
PJlK'i", "Hire Sprlivf llr In. II i'f I'M AUt. Lny
biPk seat?, Pii.c, niul Urakt. (.udlt $.110, Cafti yill
.S33a.tf3 for
BUCKEYE GRAIW DRILLS AND SEEDERS,
Nuckoyo Cider Mills, Farm Kills, &c , &c.
&END I'OIt SPFCIAL CIRCL'I. VUS. bept. 17, 1ST!.
00UNTERBALANGE"yiiRATINa SEPARATOR.
ssammmm
A
MEW DEPOT
..Mil...
GRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MBNTS
John Deere Walking, ISriik, nnd Sulk)
COLf.INs 0 O l'LOW s, EXritV 0 O SIKltEh,
Hollliis Coulters; M-liiitllrr and I. ol II.
WAGONS,
P.tf H. SEWING MACHINES.
The Best Portable
H & y I3 3L O S JS
1 THE nOitl.U!
KAKMEKs, Call on yourhrotner f iriiu1. be nre pie
cLjii. in; tlrculuru. Cali iml lor IIATv am!
HAY. w 'ItUMIMtUl.tL bTRKKT, under ttiv
fariurr Olttcr. ealem, Kib. Slmt.
T, B. WAIT.
San
Company have tiled their articles of incorno
ration, putting the capita! atock at IJJ0.0CH),
JE. ring, a. M. wan, j, a, my, a. u, tey
oldi mid U. N. Obaaa were elected trustees.
FraMrUeo narkel.
lV TtLEOBlI'll.)
Ban Vranctwo. March t.
Whcat-Kalr f hlpplni: it to. cholcs (t h. wlllioe
ft W.
Kltmr Kxlrs JobMcf; $3TSC 4J,
IUrVy-Veeil, (I 45; liruHlns, ft 301 ti.
0t-f 1 lYVfri ii.
Llvurpool wheat market to-ilaj 0 ltdalOa ti tor
aversgoCslllbruia; 10 UalOaSd for club.
ALL ABOUT GARDENING
For HOME um; auj for MA1IKKT In ltlliiT's (l-.lt
IIN MANU-vL-praetitvl. iM,l ni.,r HoiMugk
conlalntnculicMirai. uim.fi mticr f I .VI tn.)k en
inri.uujn.-i. ..vtii-iifiit inronQont mc t'ulinir) ci'lil-mi-iiilltr
iiraausl latmr- atlig iii-ilnxl. Ini-alni.
Me liilhnii. rnlil 6r 10 u'MI", xiilch w III lif illii'ra
nil lint ltri onVr Hi.'ruli. J.ll. Kuill, h-. Unit
er. levkr'WQ li'iu.if lilHU
OPIOR
1 1r"-l-w 1 .S t hw'iitftT tnj
UTtl'll UlkLrk.LI P.. a ..i.! tr.
KIoii-.iri'nWilar..7 l.Oa-1-
Wwa, . m.,l,wi.Ui..ju.!
Ml. K. B. (1MSR.
IfliSyarP L.Onl., Ute8or.-ooB O.H. Vc4saUrs. -OuakKthuMa's
block, apataln. artr
WE arc priparcd to iraimtat-'nro ami till all md-rn Tor ihim inirlvaU'd p-athli.c
wairauuu. ur paiiiiuiutt, .nil lur iin.uu.if and prltu list, which will buotul
lirut'il.
All our vturklf full
by mall a tuou a pub-
lrlcrs fbould be rent In carh. to avoid dlfaimolnlmcnt. as ir.. ulll mniirAi-tn-rt ,.ininn.ii .. ., r..
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