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8. A. CliAllKK. D. V. GUAM;.
Tcrma of Kiitertptlon.
One copy, ono year (K3 nnmbcn) $2.J0
Ono coiVt ls month (88 nnrnbet) .... 1.U5
Ono ropy, Ihrin month (in nnmlM-r) .7A
8A LE jSTfKI l A.Y," JAN."l8ri678.
IJUJT TUESDAY HIOHTS ADVKNTUBB.
Tfaroo of Salem's Colored Gents play tho
Part of a Dotoctivo They taclUo tho wrong
Man and ara forced to "Lino Up" and stand
Inspection.
Karly In tho evening laat Tucaday, there wcro
id t ting arround tho store in a certain hock and
dray born, three gentlemen of tho African do
rccnt and were each narrating the different
blood-curdling adventure that they had en
eonntcrod during they- lives with bnrglars and
robber, and noon tlicir bravery had reached to
the utonnrr rrrcii,
And they longod to add ono more laurel tqirig
to their already full crown. At last ono of
thern aaidi ".Tea you look a hoah, flworgc, do
Councilum ob din city will gibo ono hundred
dollars to do fust pusscn dat will bring dem
roblicm to du justlsj now, dor am thrwj of ns
lioah, 'spOHcn wo go (Us liorry night anl take
dem fullers in, and den claim do 'ward in tho
mornin', dor will bo a few bits obcr thirty dol
lars 'jiicco, and dat 'mount )' mony you isn't
gwiuo to bo pick np olwry day in do wook, dis
chile feels big naff to jos take 'bout fob ob dem
camps in before mornin'. Tbo jilans wcro
agrood to and tlioy proiarod thcnisclvca for
nrn nnjiit's cahpaiok,
Armed with an old revolver and a dark lantern
they loitered around the barn tdl tho dead hour
of night, when they willed forth into tho black
noss of (lorkniss, for tho purpose of breaking up
tho band of nibUm that are infesting this city.
Thy roan ed almuttill 1 o'clock, when tho sonnd
of trail, ng in the distaivco was beard; bright
anticipations of shining twenties that thoy were
to receive, flitted Ui rough their minds, and
what a glowing account tho papers would have
of tho nl'iiir, and they would Ihi lions of Uio day.
As th i iiikIh caiiiu nonrcr thoy nocroted Uicrn
m)lvi at thu comer on Cvinrucrcial tftrvet, op
jxmito Crtpt. I'rntt's rcwidonoo.
MKAKHIl ANIi PSAKKK
(Jtmo Uiu iioiiml, and at lost was within a few
foot of tho crouching formi of our heroes, and
one of them raiaed up mid confronted hi vic
tim. Tim man stoppixl, and demanded, "Who
van dot?" Our hero, who of roiintoilid not want
to rovuil his truo iiniuu tuitil at u proper time,
ruidi "My nnmo am Smith, soli." "Yaw,"
said tho victim; "but vitch omi uf dcm'taiii
iSchmidlrt you van? Dar vas morn as two uf
dum in town." Our hero demanded of him if
bo va a rraMlcnt of this city. "Vn a nwi
dent hero?" said Uin victim; "I vm horu mom
as llvo years beforn do first sidewalks van built
mitder town." .lust thin our other two licroea
caiiiu up, ami thu victim W'g.ui to recedn from
Uieui. Thru tho dark Luitini was brought
into play, and thu lilit thrown ujwn t)iuiu.
tim, mIiii had rl mjiwI a
KKVIILVKIt WITHIN llni IIANl,
And jiroNental them in any thing but an inviting
xmiUon for our Iiitis-h, who at that moment
rucogitirt'd him in Henry Jiuikohky, when
ono of thrin immediately King nut: "r'uh
(IihI, Marmillinry, don't go foil to shoot dis
way. I mi not ihi imrgiar; Its put up item
afc ft t . 1 all. M T.lT.m l..ift tr .1 fc ft "I.!-, tt ft ft.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Mart Chamborlln's Residence Entered Jjxat
Night by Somo Unknown Persons -Thoy
Woro Discovered In tho Boom and Chased
ont-Thoy Scoured Nothing for Their Trouble.
SKETCHES-NO. 1,
Mr. M. U Cliamberlln's residence, on tho
comor of Front and Chonickcta streets, was
entered by somo unknown person. About two
o'clock this morning, somo of tho family
arourtd Mart from his sleep and told him that
there were
IIUKdLAKS IM Till! II003H;
Tlint tlicy heard them down stain knocking
around. Mart crawled into his breeches and
slipped down stairs barefooted, and without a
light Ho stopped at tho door of tho sitting
room, for tho purposo of ascertaining in what
portion of tho houso tho burglar was. He
stood perfectly still for several moments, and
feeling a cold draught of air upon his feet, con-
eluded that tho sitting room was tho place
where tho depredations were being committed.
Ho then steppod into tho room and discovered
the door being
Timowx wiDK oricf.
Ho immediately struck a match, at tho samo
timo keeping on cyo upon tho open door. As
tho match blazed up, tho burglar, who was
standing in tho room, lust beside Uio door.
sprang out upon tho jwrch and thenco out tho
gaws, aim mauu nw escape. In a low moments
after that a tierson camo along ou tho walk ami
stopped at thu gate, nnd Mart, supposing that
it was the samo individual, coming back to eon
test tho right of tho room with him, Bang out,
"Who's there T" It proved to be Billy Harkcr,
the night watch; he, having discovered thu
gate and door open, had stopped to seo tho
cause of it. Ho then camo into tho houso and
tnado on examination of the room, but nothing
was token. Tho thief had raised and entered
tho room through tho window, and
U.NLOCKKD T1IK 1)0011
And swung it wide open, in order that he could
make a hasty retreat if necessary. Tracks
wcro found upon tho norch. and thov weru
maaa iry a person wan eitncr runners on, or
else thu boot vviro muflled. Had Mart uot
struck tho match when ho did, tho burglar, in
making his escape, would havu run direcUy
into thu nnns of Killy Uarkor, as ho was not
moro than fiftyyards away, and coming directly
to tho gatfl. Tho burglar obtained nothing for
his trouble, but ran a very narrow tscajio of
being caught.
MORE or THE BOROLAR8.
Mr. E. M. Wolto'n Residence Attomptod to
bo BnrglorUod-Tnoyaro Frightened away
by the Inmates of tho House.
'vulvi-rx uuil ilw tlulo won t U tootivo any
muali, fob do lord, I won't." Henry mado
them stop up in n line, nth I after Minifying him
self that they wcro lumiwt in their intcntioni,
allowed them to drjmrt in i:.uv. (Stvirgo pays
ho tliui't haulier after that hundred dollars any
more, and if deni uddur fool niggahn obcr
wants him to play 'Uiutivu apuu, ho will
"broke" dar jaw wlil a luim shovel.
IlKhlsr TUB HKVIL.
Tho following amxluto vns told by ono of
our city diim'., on SumLiy nvcuiuglast, illna.
Lntting thu way to hi faithful to one's self, by
standing tat and remitting tempLitiou:
Tlioiu was n man wholittvl in tho eouutry,
aud thin young umti nas one day viritod by bis
iastor and bis jostor's w if They made a
very pleasant vWt, nd wcro nlmut to depart;
the mtor wax se.tted in hit buggy, and his
wifo wo ceatil by his ride, and they wcro
all ready to start, when tho young man cried
out, "Hold hard a bit," mid started for thu
nmoko Louso, and urrisiug tJuir picked out a
nico ham ami returned towards tbo buggy, iu
tending to luiko tho patitor a preiwut. Hut
when ho luid gut luvlf w.ty tho IXivil tempted
him, and Kddt "Ob, ou stupid follow, to gio
the pastor kulIi a pnvl, Urge ham im that; taku
it hack, aod pick out a uiallt r one: it will
About .1 o'clock this morning, n burglar at-
tempttMl to enter tho residcnco of Mr. K. M.
Woito, on Front street. Ilia wifo awoko from
a noiso at ono of tho doors, nnd gutting up,
walked heavily across thu bedroom into Uio sit
ting room, in order to alarm bwn, and givo no
tico that thu initiated were awukv. Tho thief,
hearing Uio noiso mid finding tho doors locked,
doubUess commenced on Uio windows in tho
sitting room. Mrs. W. tlioH-awoko Mr. Watte,
who got up and wtnt to Uio sitUng room, but
hearing nothing, vent to bod again. His wifo
being somewhat frightened, remained in Uio
room for a moment, and then hearing thu nuiiu
nt tho window, infoimed Mr. W. Utat ho w.ts
getUng into tho room. Mr. Waito sprung up
and going to tho Fait window, slow ly opened
tho blinds, which tiro on tho inside, but Hecitis!
no one, went again to hod. Thii morning ho
discovered that Uu suspicious of his wifo went
correct, fur tho burglar had raised the North
window nbout four inches, and in nttemntini'
to remove thu heavy Honor pots, wluoli entirely
', had maJo tho nei.-o
pleuM) tho tor iuat as well, and you will uot
Ixi out im much. Then tktt oung msu lo.
tumid to the tmoko binisa and hung up that
luun, and pick id out a larger one, and :ii:.vin
proevedul towards th bugpy; lut whenudf
way tho Oovil utornxvl bun ogftiu, and f.iid;
"Oh, j ou fool. What, go and pick out a larwr
luim till? You am a find, indeed." 'ITio
)oung miui went lock to tho sinoko houe a
third time, and uftitr having hung up tho ham
which he had brought lack. proctHHieil to pick
out Uio ery largest and Uvt ham that was
there, with which ho (oo inoro abirtcvl for thu
buggy. Hut tho lkitil mot bim ojpiln, ami this
time attarkt-d hiinwith all his might, using
every device to mako him yield. And the
'young man stood fast right there, and said to
tho llcvili "Now, SaUn, if ) on dou't ceasu
tempting me, I will give Uio itaroon every hwu
in that Muoko housf," And theu Uio'UovU
left him.
All wo bavo tosajr it, that if tho worthy
ptvarhrr vrho told this rtory is left without a
llentiful nupjJy of eurrtl legs of pork, from
which to cut good ilicea for hid breakfast, then
ho U unfortunate in having a congu'gation
thoroughly dead to all inivjal tuocbiug, and ly
far to.) obtUM) to vee Uio InWrpretition uf the
piiiiuvt (arable,
Tho ItoseburK tost oillco IssiihI 813 money
orders Ust er and paid '83. Whole suiouni
of ordent paid, o,(M; wlinla uuiuunt of
money aeut to 1'ottUud, 0,C57.
till tho Iciso of tho window,
reseuibliuii tho opening of the front blinds. If
tho locality of tho thief had been ducovcred at
tho time, Mr. W. thinks ho could havo made at
least onu "gotxl" burglar out of tbo crowd now
infivitiiig tho city.
Hiueo tho nbovo was in typo, Mr. Waito in
forms u that tho South door of tho kitchen
and thu casings, had boon eonsiderably brui-;d
from somo heavy iron in thu hands of thu
UiieUH, du ring their attempt to fuiuo an en
trance through it.
Till! IHIN3MIT1MI101'
was Uio next place they endoavonsl to "tap"
by trying to ruisu tho back window, but iu this
attempt Uio failed, for Mr. Korstner heard them
at tho window and went out to givo them a re
ception, but thoy evidently had heard Mr. V.
coming niul they "skoodatlleil" from Uiuro.
mh. J. w. HKI.I.WOOll'.S
llosidenco on (uunicreial street was tho iiott
place Uiat thoy paid respects to. 'llioy entered
tno uoiiko I in t tnu noiuo tlio enatol in getting
uuo tno uiiiiiimg woko tlio oceup.int.s ami tho
thiuvM were frightened away. Thoy Uien wmt
io mo rvmucuco 01
uu, i. p. WAIl N Kit,
on OommercLil strtH;tand wticceetbxl in fleeting
an cntrauce, but thoy worn ugaiu frightened
away lieor they coul J secure suiyUiuig for Uicir
tniuWe.
"a nraT cause. "
Now, what is a first cause T Wo answer,
thero could not havo been a first cause, for a
first cause prodicatea a lost cause. What is
the implicaUon of firat! UvidcnUy, lost.
How, Uion, doos a first cnuso bocomo n last
canoe? It is impossible for a first causo to bo
como n lost causo without having its original
state in a first cause. If a first causo merges
into a second, third, or last cause, how, then, is
it to remain a first causo ? A first causo cannot
1x3 a first causs aud at Uio Muno time a last
cause. It is absurd to call any state of Ixiing
a first causa Wo know, if wo Icnow anything,
that force, matter, motion, with timo and space,
are ultimate. These symbolize tho orders
through which on "unknown power" acts. Wo
seo matter, in its indostructiblo force, ever in
sistent; motion, continuous. We must, then,
legitimately, from the premises, infer that back
of these, there must bo an Eternal Bourcc, or
power. What is back of this power wo can
nover know, for it is impossible for effects to
get back of their causes. All phenomona
around ns aro but effects of causes. We, our
selves, aro effects of causes, or wo are phenom
ena produced by Uio environment, or co-existences
and sequences. Hence, then, and neces
sarily, if wo are effects of co-existences nnd so
qnences, it must follow, deductively, that wo
can never get back of that winch causes us.
Wo cannot lift ourselves, chair and all, without
Holding to anything. 11 wo assert a power
back of us, and all oUicr phenomena, nnd our
o.xjicricnco bears us out in this assertion, surely,
then, wo must rest satisfied if our experience
is of any validity at nil that there is a jvowcr.
Ilut it wcro suicidal, if, admitting a power, to
call Uiat admitted power a first cauoc. Nu
merically, wo cannot number a cause, for it is
simply a causo not first nor last. Hence, it is
a mionomnr to coll on existing outologically
in boing sum, or whole, a first cause. A sub
ject cannot act nnl( m caused to do bo. Then,
what causos Kubjocts to act? Objects -or tho
external relations, co-cxistcnccs aud sequences
canso subjects, or internal rclaUons, to act.
A vigomiu logic, then, compels us to adroit a
jiowcr external of us -acting on us. Hence,
Uien, there is noUiing of w hich wo ore moro
certain Uian an external force. Thin force, being
Uio ensemble, in all phenomena, induces mo-
uon or action. 'Hie order ol its action wo
term a, cause. Now, Uio order in which any
action is presented to us is alwavs a causal
one. Therefore, when certain orders of action
aro jprctfcntod to us as causes, they aro repre
sented in tig only a effects. His vigorously
imnossiblo for us to think. Unkw through pre
sented representation; anil presented represent
ation is purely a enun.il ono from causo io
effect. Our ideas of causo nnd effect aro fun
damentally grounded in the ontologicol orders,
which wo term objectively mid subjectively.
No action cau bo produced except through on
active agency Uio causo and n pa&sivu ono
Uio oiled.
Theologically wo can never know Uio ultimate
nature of tilings. All wo can do. is todo.il wiUi
Uicm as Uiay appoar to us. Whether real or
simply Uiu apcnrauco, it matters not, so Uiey
nnswer our purjioso. All our know ledgo u ref
uUve, mid rulatoH to a It ml.
In thesa "sketches" wo hive, and may in
future, Icavo out much that should be said, and
will intentionally, Icavo out much Uiat might
lie said, Wo writo to induce thought. Tho
menus wo will usuatvplaiu ILigliah nnd com
mon sense.
Spcncor, Monsel, Hamilton, and Kent say a
groat deal of a First causo. Spcaecrsaysi "Tho
objects and actions surrounding us, not Icsj
than thu phenomena of our own concioiiKnc-u.
compels us to ask a causo; in our search for a
A Mysterious Affair.
On last Saturday mornlns Mr. D. G.
Loonnrd, tho proprlotor of tho bridge prop
orty In Wasco county, was found lying In
bed at hl9 homo, In an unconscious oonui
tlon, with a holo In bis bead noar tho right
temp lo, supposed to havo beon mado with a
bullot from a Bmall pistol. Tho bouse was
full of pooplo nl tho timo, and yot no ono
board tho discharge or firearms or any otbor
unusual disturbance. Wo learn, says tho
Mountaineer, thoro li llt'lo hopo of his re
covery, although our last tidings wero that
no was Bomo letter, ai mo mit i"
District Court, Mr. Leonard commenced
suit fora divorco from his wifo, and It seems
tbpy bavo not llvod happily together lor
Homo time. Under theso circumstances sno
has been arrested on snsplolnn of having
committed tbodoed,and brought to town by
Shorter Crossen, and lodued In JU. Her
examination wai to have taken plaos, when
probably somotblng morn may have beon
learned in relation to this mysterious affair.
Agent for tbe Willamette Farmrc,
Haix's Vkqetaulk Sicilian IlAiit Kk
nxwkr Is a sclentl lie com blnatlon of some of
the most powerful rextorativo agents in tbo
TOgetAb'ektnitdom. It stores gray hair to
Its original color. It makes tho scalp whlto
andclosn. It cures dundruff and humors,
aud fulling out or the hair. It furnishes tho
nutritive principle by which tbo balr Is
tintiriHhed and snpported. It makes tho
hair moist, soft, and glossy, and Is unsur
passed as a luilr dressing. It Is tho most
poornnilcal propsratlon ovor offered to tho
public. a lis bffeo'.s remain a longtime,
timkluy only an (icclontl apnllcatlon neces
sary. It Is ri commended end ihkI by cm I
nont medical men, and nllli'lally endorsed
ti.V tho Ststo Assay it of Massachusetts. Fur
salo tty nil dealers.
HBCimiHiHHani
SALEM- FOUNDRY, &
8AXITM.
IMuoIilno Bliop,
OUKCON.
B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r.
VTRAM KNOINES. SAW MILtS, GftlST KILLS,
S Reapers, Primps, and all kinds and strict or Ma
iolncry mado to order. Machinery repaired at a rhort
notice, rattcrn-maklog dono In alt Its various forms,
and all kinds of Braes and Iron Castings foralihcd at
ihort notice. Also, mannfsctnrer of BNTKKPKISK
PLANBK an MATCUKlt. and BT1CKKU8 and
8IIAPBRH JWav4wU
MOT VAII. to
send for our New
CMslopie, It con
biliu valuablo Infor
mation for cvrry
tirnton contcm
l.UHDg tho pur
chiueoranrartlrla for ncnonal. runUT
or agricultural iim. Frr to tuiy Addma,
v.iiuuaiiKi waiiu a. vu..
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Albany.... .... I JU llannon j
Amity .. L.8,IDJ'on
UotUijoarovc J II Hhortrldire
Bothtie ". Jeff liatl
HucnaVIta Wmclls, J W Hobart
llrownsvllle ....W It Kirk
Biiltovlllo i imclitliler
Canyon City DH llhlncbart
Csnjonvllle W T Urlirte
CoqullloClty KH JlMtceon
Cole's Valley W U ClatKo
Clatfop It J Morrljon
Cranfurdsvlllo Ifobert Ulars
Covo 1! F Kendall
Corrallls K Vecxlntl
Crcrtrcll. llr.cdin Knnx
Clacknma" Axilla
Cntnp Creek till Ilrtiiieiisify
Dnllas JDl.ce. 1) M Uutlulo
Duller 8 Ilnmlrakir
Dislirs Knwfon Drain
Dmacu K Foibea
unjiou J4U iiauAYray
Klkton A II Iialnee
Kuecnc John McClumr
Fox Valley ..........A D Gardner
ForcstUroro H llupbcf , Wl Cnrtla
Oottien JtlaiKlMkcr
nervals B M Galaes
Ilalrcr- V.'TJ lch
Harrlrburg Hiram Bnillh
Hlllsboro A Lnclllnir
Henuer Morrow ii IIcrrcQ
Independence W h Ilodcm
Junction Smith, Brarfleld & Co., V I, Lemon
Jackfonvlllo M 1'eterion .
King's Valley Conner A Cremo
JctTerson John W ltoland
Lewl.vIUe .11 OMcTlmmond.
Lafnyette Or 1'onpleton. A I) Henrv
Lebanon 811 Clathton
Monroe J0 Kclfor
McMinnvillo J D Motrin. A Held
?W,,.,"i,1,,W.;. WWatcrhonno
Mlil Plain, WT David Stamp
Needy. W'm Morelani
New hrn j casta
yewclisvllle... I'K CsMlcman
North nmhlll DCStcwjrt
Onklnnd 8 K Haymond
O'WCBO All Shipley
0" ;: Jll SchrordeV
Or.vonCIly J M Bacon
cnrtleton W A Whitman
"?";: Dr J II irvlno
Pilot Hock n nim.J:
Porllanrl. H V tee. Aent Stale Ornniro-
Prlnwvlllc ....() MPilnK1o-
errydnle t.-McOrew'sbtSro
ICKreal FAPatlcrson
K"cl)iirB Thou Smith
2V": ' I' Jones, ThosMnnkers
Sllrcrton T It lllhbanl
ghejld's... Wit Powers, CM WhcSr
HprlnRflcId AOHorey
Hnbllmlty John Downing
gwect Hsme rjen Marks
Sheridan
nrS2lK?it-V P8 Ilarzec-
Tho Dalle SLBrooka.
Turner yx nnjcair
Vanconver a vr iill-t
win.mw,.,.'.ork' "...MWHkiM
WalaWalU jy Brewor
S"ao, JO Elder
Yn JUKllbon. llflAppleRttio
Orlslnal Oranco Supply IIoum.
ZaaZS Wabat At., CmCACO, lit
w.vrsATBCBroan.
. W. WXATOUUrOHO.
Orruon to bo Keproaeutnd.
Mr. K. W. Uyau, K'"t of thu Ontennlnl
IniiulRrstiou Ilureau, loralod In Machinery
Hall, 1'liUadolphla, U In Portland, and will
soon visit Malum, and will furnish all desired
information conomiluR thoobjeota ami ad
vantugei of tho btirtiau. To tliokodeklrliic;
to roproont tho mlueial and iiroductlvo In
terimtaof Orenon, this hint excel lout oppor
tunity, and should bo Improved. All artl
olonaud rpeclmenN will Im exhibited Trie,
and without partiality. Ilia tho Intention
of tbo bureau to establish a permanent and
otuoltiiit dnpotnt Information for Immigrant
In thn Unlttnl Htatai, Mr. Uyan hvn Oro
Kou Is attractlnif ccnlileralilo atteutlou and
wn Koure ttvalunbla ropreKonlallJii If the
cltlions will only Intercut ihouiaolvtw lit this
direction.
XturKn -Kl Killed.
Yeatorday one of our resident Kluirods
named Drake, wbllo out Running, came
across ono of the proud birds of freedom, nn
American bald ealo, and tuooeaded In kill.
Intc it. Ha brought it to tho city, and It
measured from Ilia point of the tak lo the
Up of the tall tureo feet aud a half, and
eight feet aoroaa to tho tip of Ihn winjs,
Tula wo call a pretty good hIs-h eaglo.
llr. Miller, of Slata cnxk, Jackson county,
ban killed tdxtyfour bear In tho Ukt ten
yeara,
cause, wo ducover no renting placo until wo ar
rive at tho hypothesis of a Kirst Causo." Wow
wo ink. can tho Infinite, thu Absolute, tho Un
known, tho Unknowable, tho Uncoiuiition.il,
tho (treat Artificer, ote., etc., bo properly term
ed a cause, or Uio First Cause? Can wo apply
thu term causo to any of theso? Is not causa
tion, as wu know it n modo of ncUon? not tho
Utin;; named, but Uio action of Uiu thing mined?
Afiuu, M.vwel fays: "Tho Absolute exists
tirat by ibiclf, and afterwards becomes n caiiho."
Wo deny this. Tim Aluoluto can nuver bocomo
a iauM. l'Joctricity ia a "mode of motion;"
tho motion u a causo producing an cllWit
CliJirly, tins cauco is not tho Absolute. Tho
AlxMiluto u inluuto; a causo is finite. To mako
Uio Absoluto a causo is to mal.u it finite. Siv,
Uien, thu almurdity of calling Uio Unknowable,
or tho Unconditioned, a cause, much less a lirst
c.inw. Tho ultimato nature of causaUon, like
all ultimate truUis, wo caunot thoroughly com
pnlurid ui it tuhktanco and genesii. (tut, as
wo ulwt rvml liefore, aa wu aro phenomena, and
dial only with tho phcuominal, Uio phcmniiiii.il
Ikhiim to us, Uio relatively real; and that
which transcends Uio relatively real, must bo
tio Jbvd or Uiu Alxioluto. "Plain Talk."
iimmwia
At thn Itooorder's Court.
An individual who boars tho coguomen of
laiuu O. (libbs vras snatched up TiicsJay even
ing from tho "mirv" and tho clay" wlnlo under
the intlccnco of spirituous liquors and brought
before his Iloaor Una morning and fined livo
dollars and coots for breaking tho good n.olu
tion formed on New Year's day and for dam
ainj; Uiu jhmco and dignity of tho city. In
default of which bo wad pfaoed in tho "lock
up" for five da) a, whom bo will havo ample
uuio io poouer over tho divine mjnucuoa "that
tho way of the trani'gresj'or is bard."
For tho Gas Company.
Tbo Rrtlun Gas Light Company rtsxived last
tivtniog js staiKT City of Sokai, ton toes
Kg HKitmre ol aa artk'lo known aa shale, and
was cbtrdninl in Sidney, Australia. Thw shalo
is foraid jast UniaUi U.e Sidney coal Kls and
it otxnpuKvl oi Uio "maping" from tho coal;itu
id to l very cotubuttihle. Tbo gas company
will iuhj it iu ooiu'Otkn with oval, to manufac
ture gas, say in quanUU of about five pounds
to two hundred pwpnda of coal. It is said Uiat
this will make a very luillixut light.
Tho Wortc of Jeaaomay.
'Hie morder of DbjimI OchilUve, at Cora,
stock's ndll, l1 crruk, frvlay of last wixk,
was thu rveaH ol Jealousy on Uie part of (J. W.
Oraham, thu murderer. It does not appear
that (lraham had any real ground fvir jcalocsy.
Craham Lis a wife aud two chiklren. He now
rosti in the Koaehon; jail, and kbvs he thinks
Le was joxtifwd in the shooting.
Weatherford & Co..
WhotoMlo and IletaU Dealers In
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, CLASS.
Patent Medicines
CHEMIC AXS,
E erlfuaaaery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc, etc.
PURE WHTES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
lMedioinos Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
"Weatherford & Co.,
l'ciif Commercial Mreet. NALItltl.
J. W. GILBERT
TuyN OiikIi ibr
Hides, Fiirs & Pelts,
vvummoroiai si., SAiilSM, ly
se2l
FIRST PREMIUM!
For Visiting Cards I
ftA.C.'!'wllh nynnoneatlr Printed thereon
J I Isont to any addrcrs npnn recc pt of 26 Cent.
jandaccntitnmn. AddrcM, ".
ww W. J. Clahkb. Halcm, OroRon.
nK.VVliU RLltN
2J -aa. jt & a? y.
AM. fNTKNPINO TO PLANT TIMS SHASOX
boiiM call at lbt Ku wery, and mvo the Accnl's
commlKttuu, Gc, "A' XXXJ3NT1?.
nuTpd oullLlMU'Y, or
PIERCE'S PATENT
MANirrir. i:i.Avno
THUH't.. TMirreatlnvvii.
tlon t being ailoitid hy tho lead.
tun PhyticUnsan'l Kurecuni nil
over tho lano. tV Wo wnuld
rrrpcctniliy caution ilm l'uhllc
aj!lnn ccrtatn fraudulent and
uorthlrrs imitations which urn '-'
now iu the markt. Itcwsro of thf m Send for II
Itmtraicrt llooli ana Pnca Lli"t. MAUNRTIU BLAS
I'lO TllUdH 00,. tm Uacraracbto meet, up talr,
San Vrsncljico. decGy
T. C. SMITH &CO.,
DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS,
.... A7D. .
raltoa's lllock, Htato ttroet, Salem, Oregon.
PAimcULAtt ATTENTION OIVKN TO ritK
KrlDliona, and all order bymatloresprvtt filled
promptly and accurately.
nurlciaiia aud Ooonlry Dealer will r-ave monoy by
exunlnlnj: our to-t, or procailog ear price, before
pnrchalei: eliwberu. uu&-tf.
Steamer
A. A. M'CULLY,
Oar. J. W. COC11KAN.
Partlea drttrooa of cucaslcj; frtlght or pal.
wUlapivly to
ILROAD
Nurseries.
1 liavc tho l.nrguNt Slock ol Fruit
TrocN lu Oregon!
200,000 Plum and Prano Trees,
910 )o $25 per Iluudrcd.
j,MSUisiJ". ?'.i J l,a,i 1 Mi!t tlil vnrlcty llpr
July H. 1877. and thoy aro of excellent quality. 1 have
alstj oven ether virlctlc of 1'cachu.. nnd n ceticml
variety of MlierKralt Trccn nn.l bliri t.. aI.o.a
lareo lot of I'KACll SEBDLINOS. at ?U0 per l.Ooo.
AQENTa 1-011 JV KOI!l!l!IE.
2 M?L?.rHcv.' ro,l?n H Ilerry, McMlnnvlllp.
.oiiko air k a dmikiii, hiitcne.
1. .Mlcluel Wlieatlar.il.
N. Larrolx. Hnbllmlty,
J Moirln, Mel.ama,
A heeler, bbrdd,
1) W Kll.'ih'i' llnw1 Pr
n ni'i 'if ??', "r" , W II Drake. Sllicrtiin.
n vLVt0' "i' lul'l;hat' J.A ''"' Oakland
I) Slnrrl Jc Mm. Hrli. a n m. w. ........ ,'.n ..
0 11 Itolanu, Jifli-wen, TlroVvnVvlllo
rlvJr vellus a.-ent eatt of thu WlFauTctle
-., Proprietor of rtallread Nnmeile.
o08 KA3T l'OUTLAlU). OH.
K W Whipple,
iiruru,
W M btceltf, Turner,
A JOIH'8, Haitun,
I. (Irabe, HaUry.
W bbnman, hharon, W T
OZ7.ZXG-03NT
33H.3LJErOI3C.
fame SWmtl
FIRE
COMPANY.
Capital, $300,000.00
Assets, - - $568,547.45
Income, 1875, - $405,904.29
Losses paid out since organiza
tion, - - $1,137,367.50-
HAMILTON BOYD,
MANAOEU.
W72 Flrat 81., POUTI.AND.
DOT30
Vrnlr, Wharf, BaLKH
XI
EAILKOAD LMDS.
IL,lloral O?oriua!
LOW PBICKS!
I.OMG TlHIKt
Wtt' INTKUEST
Tho Srffoa aad Calirornla aad Qrtzou
Cealral Kallroad Compail
OFPKK thatr Land for ralenpoa the foUowlnir libe
ral term.: One tenth of the price la ca.h: Interest o
the balance at tho rate of (even per cent, one year
after .ahjj and each foUowini; yea? one tenth ofthe
priaclpal and Intere.t on the balance at the rale ol
Tun per cent per annn n. Both principal and Inter
it pajable la U. 8. Currency.
A dUcoont of ten per cent, wilt N allowed fnr eah
. VT Lettra to be addrej to P. BCUULZU Laa
Ant O. Jk C, B, B., Portland, OriiS; '
JOHN MINTO.
BRKxnsn or
lERINO SHEEP,
topurcha.e THOitOUOIlBltBD UaltUNos, and a
urlaBPWtleHntcre.tedtbat they can, aud vvlU ea-
er Sheep offered iuThe niut "Ire co'rdii v ta teST
I i.Addn jou.n JUNTO,
, . tialem. Ore eon.
N. B.-The Ram. and Ram Umb. of the fiock can
be.eenon the ISLAND PAKM. adjoining Salem."
mr rKut'i5?.n,be ,IC5 l ,he "ae place? or atW
"smJrno.: ''" f th8d,y'
BEAL ESTATE LOAN 3.
8KKC0X AND WASHINGTON
Trust Investment Company
W 8COTLAN.
fltiiiS Company 1. prepsred to negotiate loan i
iS;,Wiirora 5U) to !. ecure i over IMFBO.
yS C,H. Ol'EUTY and VARU LANDS, f
flied period nf yei, or repayable by half reury In
atallravot. For tenn. apply to '
WILLIAM RKID. M.naircr,
ot19t SFlnltitrett PwrtWd.
a1