Oregon Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, October 22, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV - 4 V 2 TOfl&COUflTyflVS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1870. T&eeetire population of Oregon, according to the Iat census, is a fraction loss than 91,- A yo gentleman by the name of M. M. "Dglesby, from Corvallia, has secured the Dallas School, which will commence next Monday. 1 T. B. Waite, of Polk County, invented and manufactured a new press for pressing hay, which took the first premium at the lata State "Fair. The Midden death of our estcerccd friend, 3Dr. Bond, is greatly deplored by the citizens of DaRas and vicinity, in whose memory he ong will live. Wr have received the first copy of the i Christian jftitcngcr, printed at Monmouth, in . . Ibis County, edited by Prof. Cambe'.L It starts out well. We wish it abundant success, Capt Lafollette, the agent at Grande Ronde, I desires as to state that no m whomsoever T will be permit cd to enter upon the reservation for the purpise of raaaia,; horse with the Indians. , . Paucnixa. Ttev. A. W. Sweeney wilir01,,v, . i preach in the M. E. Church South, at early candle lighting on Friday preceding the 5th Sunday in this month, (2Sth). Remember the time. DALLAS this week presents'quite a lively ap- j pearance. The merchant, the UacksraVh, the J carpenters, and men of all trades, occupations and professions seem to be busy save and Ex cept the poor lawyers, who alone are Idle. Senator Corbet visited the Grande Komi reservation, 'and was much pleased with the situation, and matters pertaining to the Indians generally. The people of Oregon have roason to be proud of the eourse pursued by Senator Corbet since he has acted in that capacity. "Wa call attention to the advertisement of Mem. Burchard & Powers, offering the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine at $20, II. B. Morrill, travelling agent. This is a good chance for j those who require this machine. They will always be found on hand at 139 First Street, Portland. Examine the new advertisement of Laughcry J A Collins, grocers, who are well knowh m this county as men of integrity and straishtfor- wara busines namis, ana we a ivne an pers n. w . t .it -who desire to purchase family groceries, to call uvl visit their establishment before purchasing Isewnere. The citizens f Dallas were out in number on "Wetlnetday to witness the races, which Km9 off t io o'clock about one mile fronr town. During the time we were present the aorrl mare, belonging to T. Claze, won, and ... ....... I wre were mucn aivertea at me iancy aress or i ber rider. 'We.Teceived a call from our enterprising friend Mr. Litchfield, from Grande Itonde, wbd informs ns that all is quiet on the upper Yam- .bill and Indiaa reservation, and that the Indi- ans were very anxious to have the land sur- Teyed in small parcels, and assigned to each one aa bis or her own property, in accordance with the terms of the treaty, so that tliey can call it their own, and transmit it to their cnuaren. This community was shocked a few days since by the announcement of the death of John Frederick, an old citizen. Dr. bites, who bad charge or the case, larorms us mat the ease presented the appearances of small pox. J9 rkdiiSa n m atv thaw kallAVA in VtAVil been swine-pox, but Dr. Sites is still of the opinion that the ease was a modified form of smallpox. We think, while it is unnecessary to be excited, it is well enough to be carefal for the present, at least, We are gld to know that our former law partner and most esteemed friend, W. C. Whit son, is giving great satisfaction as one of the Judges of Idaho Territory. His lats charge to the grand jury of Idaho City, at which time there was pending a large amount of criminal business, is said to be the most able one ever delivered in the Territory, all of which takes us not by surprise. Wr know the Judge as we do ourself, and he is, without doubt, the best jurist ever called to the bench in that Terri tory, and his worth will be felt and acknowl edged as be mingles with and hisacquaintance ' U formed by the people. . ' ' iSTcw Firv. We learned, while on a visit tu McMinneville last week, that Mr. Tongue, of MiHsboro, and a Mr. Stott, who was admlited to the'thar at the present term of the Supreme Court, have formed a law partnership, and Intend locating In Yamhill County perhaps at Iafayette--to practie their profession. Mr. Tongue hsAl ready gained some notoriety as a practitioner. Of 25r. Stott's abilities we know 3io thing, having met bim but once, but are .informed thatihe passed the examination, pre 2arstory todmission, ereditabljv They have selected a good field, and we predict for them a uccessal career. , ibeA destructive fire occurred Jin towa on Thursday night about 9 '- o'clock, consuming the large black .smith's shop of Asa Shrieve, also & wagon nd paint shop in which S. Gar rison was interested with Shrieve. The 1 -citizens were out in mass, but could do -nothing but save the adjacent buildings. 3The fire occurred within 200 feet of 'iw .domicile, and presented a frightful appearance, loss to Shrieve ia not less than 3,000 ; that of Garrison uot so great. we hope our citizens 'will con tribute liberally to assist the parties to re build. We had Psure yestcrOay of shaking the hand of Dr. Grubbs, 6f Salem, who has cotne to Dullaa1 to prac tico his profession. .His card will ap. pear next week. j ' The trouble with onr mail line from Saletn to this ' place has finally been settled, and it has been dccilcd that j our townsman, Jessie Lewis, is eutitled to carry the mails. As we understand it. he was the lowest bidder, and it was , , . ,. , ' . . .1 Dm Ior some reason, OI Wliicn WO are not tully advisod, the Post Master of &aleui. or the nostal a?cnt. Underwood. , . , . , . , . , lf AlnimAfi Mint I Am a rliii v rh vAiiiAA Y a ntui u. puM proper papers on the 1st 01 July to en title him to the mails, and claimed also i A i ' . i meny carucu the same, rs employed, and has carried them until HOW. Wc know nothinf of the particulars in re. 0 ( . gard to this matter, but we are glad it S 8ettled. Mr. Lewis is a resident of our own town, and a cjevcr gentleman. i We wish him all kinds of good luck, and hope he may Sod it) a paying institution. Legislative Proceedings. Wednesday, Oct. 18. Bills introfuced- i Dorris introduced a bill to eeperatc the County Clerk and County llccerder jn Linn, Multnomah, Marion, (Jlacka- mas" and Yamhill. Dorris also introduced a bill to pro- lilbit imrortation of diseased animals. Helm introduced a bill o mend law relating t distribution of school fund monev. McLean introduced a bill relating to public roads, intended to legalize roadt jn jj iikcr county. ! McLean al?o offered a bill to dt-fine 1. 1 411 I. . k hounds OI J;iKcr county Helm introdnded a bill j to exempt fireniCTi from poll and road taxes JjOCKhart iuiroJUceu a di i lur rciiei of Coos countv, appropriating S500 a expenses caused bv chiiDgcj of lime of holding the Uct. term or.purt. Lockbart a'so introduce J bi I to op- nroprtate $125,000 proceeds 01 inter nal improvement luna io aia me con . . r 1 C- n T 7 - strnciion vi a cauai irum vviuhio uvc to Coos Bay via Isthmus blough. Hare ictroduced a D.llto rc-apnor fion tbe blatc tor memncrs oi tne 12- islativd Assembly, Which would give Marion county three Senators and i Renrescnfativcs : Linn county 6 Ciena tors and 0 Representatives i Lane cmin tv 2 Senators and 4 Representatives ; Clackanns county 2 Senators anc 6 Kep rrspntntiveS : I atlihlll 2 bona'ors and Representative ; Polk cooniy 2 Senators unH 'A i Konrscnrai on . ienton coanrv 1 Senator and t lieprescntat ves and 1 w;(h Polk county : Multnomah county o RcnaforSr and 7 R prcsutatives ; Vaghfnton county 1 Senator and 3 Reprertativcs ; Grant county 1 Sena L (j o T?Pnre.snfatives :iJJaker coun i . w sTh . " . ty 1 Senator and 3 Representatives; Uhion county 1 Senator and 12 Henrc fentatives ; Umatilla county 1 Senator and 2 Representative; Douas county 2 Senators-land 4 Representatives; t;oos and Curry and Douplas, jmritlv. 2 Sen ators ;! Ynmhilland Tillamook I Senator and I Hepresentatvc jointly; (Jolum bia and Clatsop, jointly, 1 j Senator am; 1 Representative; Jackson and Joe- phine, jointly, 2 Senators and 4 Rep resentatives; Coos and Curry 1 Repre sentative, jointly j Dunbar introduced a bill to fix com pensation of State Printer, which was promptly rejected. j F ulton introduced a oiu to apnea the law relating to swine running a larpe in Wasco county, j Hunter introduced a bill for relief o Union county. " J D. Shiele introduced a bill to fix sal aries of County Judge and Treasurer of I5?iker county. I Uelm cave notice of a hill to regit late fare and freights on railroads, also a bill to pay salaries of officers of last legislature. j Apperson offered a resolution to al low contestants from Clackamas mile age per didm, which Mas! adopted. Fultou introduced a bill relative to inclosures Wasco csunty.i Davenport introduced a bill to se cure the appointment of partial Judccs r pi tt. .u:.t f. . i ui liieuiiun wmiiwj was Trjectea. Shenck introduced a till to protect dogs, etc. About this time, look lout for trouble in Brigham Yonng's household affairs. However much married the Mormong may be, the institution oj polygamy will crumble when brought in contact with Christian refinement ana Gentile civili zation. It rained here jesterday Telegraphic Sum uiary. London, Oct 18. Rumors of an Jrmist,ce - cur,rent ,n. banking circles ported that Itussia tenders her officers for meditation. Austria and England .are anxious for peace. Rankers to-day decline to negotiate JSernn paper. Hamburg and Bremen are threatend by a French fleet. The excitement in these cities is intense. Today is the anniversary of the Bat tle of Nations, wheich occured near eipsicon thh 18th Oct., 1813. It is generally understood, in tbe German camps, that a bombardment of Paris ! II .1 1 ' 1 1 from an ine naileries sunuuauouusiy, would be opened on this anniversary day. The world is waiting for the vents of to-day It is estimated that there are fully 600,000 armed Prussians on French soil. Nothing heard from Laferte St, Au- bin. At last accounts a Daiue was era minent at that point. The Prnssians still occpy Meury quietly. They make no uemonstraiions against xiuise anu Tours, and it is not believed they wilf at present. Political affairs in Paris are unalter ed. The people are calm and hopeful. The Prussians now infesting the city screen themselves behind their power ful batteries. So tremendous is the French fire that the plains are absolute ly swept by it. The best gunners in the world are collected in Paris. The Prussians are threating an im mediate bombardment of Paris. This is ioinosible. . As Ions as French forts outside are so well served, no euemy can approach near enough. TAUIW,' Oct. 18. the Prussians nd French -are concentrating large furcrs nc.nr Orleans,- preparatory to a irreat battle. A di-'patch announces another suc cessful sortie by Farisans. Piussian Lw. 3.000. Thiers has returned to France. Berlin, Oct 18. The people of .Strasbourg are geucraUy sitiffied wi th the new order of things. The trench sentiment, if any there, has not shown itself offensively since tha capitulation 5i. e have been one or two fireiog on i ans o!dicrs patorlling the city. hou- s. The cnlpnis were liuinedi- 2tc!y aprreheoded and brought to jus tice, with the approbation of all classes. , St. Liuua is a toiai rum. ine pic turcs and tapestry have been destoyed by the fire from the Pan wrts. London, Oit, Is. v tolent popular outbreaks have occured at Honlleur, and other towns in that vicinity on ac count of alleged inefficiency in the con duct of the war. Berlin, Oct. 19.-The capitulation cf Met is reported. Bataiue's tnes senior, General Boycr, carried to King William the tcrmj on which he wtuM surrender the fortress. The place is to be given up to a Grrmn garrison, tin? troops to be disarmed and puffer to re main on parole, and not take part in the war. The Prussian ministerial or gan says ccpo'ialion for peace on the j part of n u'rals is useless. France must submit unalterably to the terms already stated. Bourbaki has been appointed coro mandcr of the Array of the North and directed to operate in concert with Ba zainc. . The rinderpest spreads with alarm ing rapidity It prevails from Poland to the Atlantic. There is much con stcrnat'on among all classes. The force of Prince Mecklenburg Schwerin at Soisson's consists of Poue anians, eight battalions of laudwtuT and the llolberstddi Hotsc. The in vestment lasted 3 weeks and the bom bardment four days before capitulation. Four thonsand prisoners of war and 132 cannou fell into the Prussians' hands. j London, Oct. 18. The following particulars of an engagement at liag beaux are just received : At 9 o'clock in the morning the French opened a heavy artillery fire,which was vigorous ly returned by the Prussians. The French then advanced on the double quick the Garde Mobile leading. A battle ensued, and the Prussians' gosi tion was carried at the point of the bay onet. Germans, unable to withstand the firing hurled against tbctn, re sorted to several stratagems, but failed in all, and were at length dispeased. The Mobiles entered Bigncaux, where the Prussians had erected barricades We also c'.ip (ho following from the ChronUle : The Central Pacific Railroad ftirec lora, on last Saturday, made the trip on the road from San Jose to Oakland, a distance of fortyseven miles, in lets than an hour. - Thomas Mooney' time, from the California Street bank to Clifton, Canada, f,was the fastest on record, u - :-y.'.' ,? Ocnoral Sherman says, official re ports show that the-actual force of the rank and file of the army is 34,59.3. Tho number will bo gradually reduced to 30,000, No man can prosper in business who . does not advertise. - ' ; . Cassekly and Cole on the Situ ation.- When doctors disagree, pa tients die. Senator Eugene Casseily, in response to a serenade, a few even- ings since, ascribed the prevailing dull ness of the times in California to the high rate ot taxation imposed by the Federal Government, which had para lyzed the energies of the nation, and that California felt it as well as her sister states east of the Rocky Moun tains. Senator Cornelius Cole made a speech in answer to a serenade on Thursday evening last, and ascribed tbe hard times to the changes in busi ness consequent upon "the completion of the Pacific Railroad. He believed that with a littto time, and more attention paid to manufactures, California would come out with flying colors, These are the opposite views of California's states men. Which are correct ? It seems to us that 'Cole' views are the more comprehensive and logical. Chronicle And we think the response of Cas serly sounds like the talk of a -schoolboy, while that of Cole is statesmanlike. The staid citizens of Maryevillo are recalling the days of their boyhood by playing at marbles for twenty-five cents a game. Business is said to be brisk thereabouts. MAIUUK!. HUBIJARD WARD At the. residence of tho. bride's father, Oct.tber ICih, by B. F. Smith, J. P.. Mr. David Hubbard and Mies Xaucy E. Ward, ail of Polk county, Oregon, SPECIAL NOTICES. UAAn D.tVIDSOX, Oflice, So, CI front Street, PORTLAND ... OREGON. XZeal Et-ittt5 Dealer. Special Collector of Claims. A large amount of CITY and EAST PORT LAND Proprrt? f.r Pale. Also. IMPROVED FARMS, and raluable un cultivated jLANDS, located in all parts of the Stat. Investments In REAL ESTATE and other PROPERTY, made for correspondents. CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly collect ed. HOUSE and STORES teased. All kinks of Financial and General Agency business transacted. Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will pteaao furnish deseriptions of the same to the AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in earh of the rrin liral CITIES and TOWNS vf this STATE. . ; 13-tf. VOR TI1IUTY YEARS Has that well-dnow, starda.-d and rtopuUr remedy PAIN KILLER, manufactured by Perry, Davis A Son, Provi dence, R. I., been before tho public, aud in that time has become known in all parts of tbe world, and been used by people of all nations. It remains to-day that fame go d and effici ent remedy. Its wonderful power in releiving tbe most severe pain has never been eqtiaHed, and it has earned, its world wide popularity by its intrinsic merit No curative agent has had so wide spread a ale, or given such universal satisfaction. Th various ills for which the Pain Killer U an unfailing cure arc too well known to require recapitulation in this adver tisement. As an external and internal medi cine, the Pain Killer stands unrivalled. Direc tions accompany eeh bottle. Sold by all Druggists. - Price 25 eta., 69 cts., and $1 per bottle. 3.1-4 w Hume Creations fr the Sickly aud Debilitated. It it trorth wlitt to endure penal torture after every meal, when Indigestion can be immediately rclievod and permanently cured by to agreeable a remedy as IIOSTETTEIfS STOMACH BITTERS? JPoes tt pay to be compelled by debility and languor to abandon active business, when brain, nerve and muscle can be braced up, and tbe whole system restored to a healthy condi tion by a courso of 110STET XER'S BIT TERS T ; 1 ; " Why approach the dinner-table daily with a positive , disgust for all chut is savory and delicious, when a vigorous 'rpetite for even tbe plainest fare is created by the uae of HOS TETTER'3 HITTERS ? Is it wise to live in this bright world as if it were a dungeon, gloomy, discontented and miserable, when tbe worst case, of hypoehrou dria can be cured in a week by such a pleasant and wholesome exhilirant as IIOSTE ITER'S HITTERS? 4 Can it be porsible that any person of bilious habit will run the risk of remittent fever or billious colic, when be can tone and regulate the great secretive organ with UOST&TTER'S BITTERS? Is it not a species of moral insanity for any miner or planter In the interior, ef any traveler or sojourner on the placers, to be witbont the best known antidote to the effects of poisoned air and impure water, HOSTETTER'S BIT-tTERS?-. Copf'uicring the harassing and depressing nature of tho functional derangomonts to which woman is ftubject,iU At jaui asbonUhing that any invalid of h-e eebkr segt. should hesitato to seek tho relief afforded in auob oaes. by thp J Kcnlal operaUon of UUo I ETTERS BIT TERS? Tbcso are questions of deeper interest than any of the politioal dogmas of the day, and 4oWifl a ifjtfwr lM those whom they concern are invited to : civo them something more than a passipr r fb0Uut. 33 U For &alc! tJQry ACRES OF FARMINO'.LAND I 9jyf In Polk county, twu wile from DalWt, on the rai to Pa'em, all under good fence, repaired thin spring; 175 arren now un der cultivation. 25 acre x timothy meadow, and well wa.ered by springs and writs; thr-e dwelling houses and ono good luirn on tho farm, and two gno 1 hearing orchard. Belong ing to this prairie land is four limU-r lotiy one lot of fir timber containing 140 acre, situated five miles off, and is tbe nearest timber to the valley and very valuable for rails and building purposes; 61 acres cf oak timber two mile distant; 26 acres of oak timber two mite nH 29 acres of oak timber one mile dUtant. Thcec tracts of land together mate ont of the best gruin and stock farms in Io1k county.' fan be divided advantageously into three or four farms. ' . r Terms, $14 per ncrc, to be sold together for cash in hatid. .Apply to I&iiscll & Vcrvy, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, PORTLAND. OUEOON; OR D. M. C. GAULT, Pallas, Oregon. 12-li For Nnlc. A OCi ACRES OF LAND ON 'SALT 40l Creek, in Polk County, eitrht milei' from Dallas; 32" ares Penwd, 1C acre'ln cultivation and 30 acres in Tatnthj 5ieilow; well adapted to stock raising. Price $7 f r acre. Inquire ot ISustJI V Ferry, Portland, Oregon, OR I. 31. C' CAULT.' Dai'as. 23-f PJCTUitE .ALLKCtV. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is Invited to the improved facilities which I hare, recently made to my apparatus, by which I aa able t take AT - One Sitting:! Thus making the heretofore task of getting correct likenesses of CIIII.UKKN a matter of small moment. jMTGallery located on Main street Dallas. W. II. CATTERLIN. Dallas, April 22, 1870. 8:1m J. W. CRAWFORD. T. B. SEW1I4X. vmim tix axd sTore stobe. Front Street, one Door South of Post Office. Dallaa - - - - - Oregon. THE UNDERSIGNED BEQ LEAVE TO inform the citisens of Dallas and vicinity that they have replenished tbeir'stoek of tin ware, and have now on band a large assort mcut of . ' Cooling, Box-ami Parlor Sow, Tinware, Copper, Iiross and . Iron Ware Of every description. Also a parge supply of Sheet Iron, Zinc. y Ire. At. Having procured tbe services of a firsUelass wrk man we arc now constantly mariufactnr ing all kinds nf tin furni.bings for stoes and for farmers use. Such as Stove Bailer. Coflce and Tea Potr, Tea Kettle. Milk Pan. Dipper, fl.ard and Ilutter Cam. And in fact, all articles of tinware usually found in stove an tinware stores, all of which we offer for sale at prices rbat will justify pur chasers to patronhte us rather than Salem or Portland shop. Special attention will bo given to Job Work Of alt kinds. In cr mice tion with the stove and tin ftorc, we will coutinu our Iff EAT JIAUKET, Where will be kept all kinds of seasonable meats, both FRESH and SALT. In exchange for goods In our line we will I take all kinds of country produce, such as Butt r, Eggs, Chicken, Floor, Bacon, &e. We invite tho public to call and examine our stock. CRAWFORD A NEWMAN. Dallas, March 4, 1870. 1-tf " Cravfortl fc Iw"ewinaii, or TUB PIONEER TIT &ST01 E STORE II AVE A NEW AND SELECT STOCK op Japaned Ware, Porcelain TJned Stew Pota ior I'rult, a Great V'arlety of Gem Pans, Pressed Patties Tor Tart, Cooking Spnoua, ng Heaters, llroll- Ing fixtures of Improved Pattern, Rolling Phut , Ac, mw CaAWTORD A NEWMAN. Dallas, April! 5. 1870. 7:tf '- nOTIK. - HTlIOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF W. C. Brown A Co. are requested to come for ward and settle their notes and accounts, as the business of the late firm must bo settled without further delay. W. C. I1ROWN A Co. Dallas, OgnAujust 24,'1S70. 2.tf ISToTICE IS IIEREDY OIVEN THAT John T. Davis has been appointed Adtninistra. tor ot tbe estate of D. Shepherd deceased ; all persons having claims sgainst said estate are requested to present them to the Adtninistra 4or within eic months from tbe date hereof. J OJtiN T, DAVIS, Adtninlttrator. Dallas, Aug. 22, 1870. 2fl-4w ALT. CARMEN ISLAND AND L1V. EIU'OOL Salt, in quantitws to suit, at COS 4 AR1I ART'S SaleW. THE NEW FOOD. u - r r,.!fcf "fc For a few cents yoa can huf of . your Grocer or Druggist a lckago of SE A MOSS TAIIINE, ntudo from paro Irish Moss, or Carrageen, which ti11 inals sixteen quarts of Illanc Mange, and a like qnantity of Pud dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotto Itusse, &c. It Is tho cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in the world, jl make.i a splendid Dessert, aiid has no equal as a light antl delicate food for Invalids aiid Children, A Glorious Change 11 TlltJ CHEAT TTORIiD'S TOTCItV Plantation Bitters. Till wonderful vegetable restorative in the slect-nii- eliorof tlic teeiHe-nndilcblJJ latrd. A n tonic nnd cortllal ' or tte ngeI nnd lansraid. It fia no equal mrnong stom :tchic3. Ah a remedy for tho 'nervous weakness to 'Wnicta women are especially sn1 iect, It is -saper.-icding every other stimnlant. In nil Cli mates tropica!, temperate, or frigid, it ct m tx specific In every species xf disorder which tindermincs flic Irodlry strength nnd breaks down the animal spirits. For ahj by all Druggists. : .'- . . "Vj 25-ly CAPITAL LWERY STABLE. la rear of the Capital Hotel Vomer, 6ALC3I, -OREGQX. HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO JJST ! co reasonable terms. Special attention paid to transient and boardinr horse. BOOTH PLAMONDONV 2 tf Proprietors. WHIT V O l OO YOU UHDEaSTATO ? ALL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED to tbe undersigned innt either punfcle tho CASH or give their NOTE. Io rase of a failure to do either, there will be business for the legal fraternity. B. T. NICIIOTiR. Jnly U. 20-tf Tlie Cheapest Store in POLK D0UNT, THE ELLE'tl'D ALE STORE, 2 1-2 Ille " est of RallM, , n AS J1EEX .FILLED WITil TOE largest and best st'ick of goods ever bronjyht'into Polk County. Which we propose to sell 1LOWF.II thaa any other store in the counfy, for CASH r PRODUCE, fur which we will pay the highest market price. Our stock consists of every description af goods generally kept in first clasa. country stores. Also constantly on hand a large assortment of.,, . ; ' I lanwcls Tsarcct!s, Ilard-Tisncii, 1ie in the Ellcadale 'Mills, 'which we wUll sell very cheap. Elendale, July 9. 1870. f 19 tf It olice. TlIE UNDERSIGNED WILL MEET TUB lax-payers of Polk county, Oregon, on Satur day, the 1st day of October, A. D. 1870, at the oflice of the County Clerk of said county, and with the assistance of said Clerk, publicly ex amine the assessment rolls and cor roc t allerrri that may occur in said assessment. . Wi atliXlKWAX, Dallas. Or., Sept, IfUL, 1870. 29-S Assessor. ' .i i . ..i I'm i .. i i r i i mi . ' i 'i " , , ' A Hare Chance Vor xi 13 a r- S I AM GOING EXCLUSIVELY Itf. to the Horse- Collar businese, I will sell, on REASONABLE TERMS, or trade for good town property, my FINE TEAM and IlartiVs, G. W. HOBAUT, Dallaa, .Tu'y SO, 1870. 22 Ini A LL SORTS OF GOODS 0I.D FOB Cash or Marketable Produce at J. JJ. jEWis:a i" .7 ' .,'