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Newspaper Page TextCREDIT M0CIL1EH. The investigation uf the corruption? jio the American Congress ascouoected ,wiUjithe Ccodlt Mobii'er scheme, has, ,uj? to this date, disclosed the most gigantic frauds ever perpetrated upon aq unsuspecting, honest people trying 9 uiaiutain and establish self govern jiaeut and huinio liberty. If the bon iest TOtera of this Republic could have Inown the length and depth of the mpositiuna aud corruptions practiced .and carried on by the lead:rs of the ,Graut party during the two hst years. .Grant would have been beaten, aud ;hi$ band of polifical hypocrites and .thieves would have been brought to justice lopg before this lay ; but as .nearly all of the prominent leaders of the Graut party have been found to be .ponne'dted with tbis thieving scheme, tJko process of investigation will .tiaturally move slow ; because a move cun hardly be made, leading to .exposure, but leads either directly or :indirectly to more fraud aud baser .corruptions, aud fearing that the very sauctuui sanctorum of these boasted immaculate would ultimately be reached, invaded and searched, as was Jerusalem of old by our Saviour with a lighted candle, it is now couriered iy these pretenders, tint the iuveti gation must be closed ; and that even Caldwell must not be expelled from the Senate although he stands to-day in that chamber, condemned by th? honest people of America, with his hands all stained by the very life blood of the Itepublic, and his fingers still dripping with the corruptions that bought his seat in the American Sen ate. Home was corrupt, indeed, when her leadiug generals and statesmen j were striving ior ine mastery oi mat great itepublic; she was corrupt when principle and purity were sacrificed for money and personal aggrandizement ; bat when she was so corrupt as to stain the marllo statue) that adorned the Senate Chamber of that once proud and powerful nation with the f ry heart's blood of a J alius C;ear, her corruntions sink into insignificance when compared with those of the present administratiou of General Grant. TO TUB POI.K UOUNTV. We call epecial a'tentton to the jidlreaS directed to them in another column of this paper. It is high time that the farmers of Oregon were awake to their intere-ts. They alone constitute the bone aud sinew of the land. Without them no country can become powerful and wealthy. By their honesty, industry and virtue, they furnish oursehqol houses, our colleges and all our institutions of learning and reltgion. Through them a couutry accumulates its wealth, builds up its cities, puts in operation its railroads and lines of telegraph. By and through them aloue the morals of any couutry are saved and perpetuated. By their habits of labor and temperance the ability and power of a nation are maintained and kept alive, both phs ically and mentally ; and yet no por tion of community is so much imposed upon,'"so much insulted and abused, aud so badly treated and completely robbed of their hard aud houcst earn flings as the farmers of America. Why is this no? Simply became instinctively they are honest and un suspecting, and whjlo resting from the toils of the day, "their wily foe, the speculator, is plotting hqw best he may acquire all the great profits arising row the toil of the houent yeomanry. Something must be done to change ijie order of things, and the only 'power on earth that can accomplish it, is the action of the farmers themselves, t they will come to the front aud assert their just right?, form 'the nccessmv and needed resolutions and then stand J y them, the time will soon come when the inequality uow so keenly felt, will he chaued to a just equilibrium and the farmer acknowledged to be what be really is, the foundation of the wealth, enterprise, prores and prosperity ol oy country.; :! . ... . j ii It is thought that Ivcvere, President of the Spanish Crtes, vi!l Us elected President of the 1'iovviciul K public of The Credit Mobilter Committee will probably reccommend the expulsion of Ames and Brooks. Query, 'What do th?y propose to do with the other Con gressional thieves that have beta im plicated in the same transaction ? ADDRESS TO THi: I'Alt J1ERS . OF OREGON, The committee appointed at a meeting of farmers in Salem on the 25th of January, to prepare. an , address to the farmers of the State, met on Monday, Feb. 3d, and Mr. T. W. Davenport not being present, T. h- Davidson was chosen to fill the vacancy. After due deliberation, the committee uuitcd in the following ADDRESS Feliow Farmers of Oregon: The undersigned were appointed a com mittee at the Farmers' Meeting in Sa lem, Jan. 25th, to address you through the papers of the State, upon the sub ject of organization for the protection uf our mutual interests and for shippiug purposes. We regret our inability to do justice to so great a trust, but the past year's experienes in respect to our commercial relations has satisfied us that the hope of Oregon depends utou the organiza tion of the tillers of the foil. If we want the country prosperous, the waste places redeemed, the solitudes inhabited, our homes improved, our prospects lrightened,and our calling diguili-.id, wo must do something to stand clear of the rings who have corn Lined to steal from us our hard cud honest earning. we need tiot state to yau, now, their acts;most of you are familiar with them The question is, Will you tamely sub mit aud let the country go will you rise like men and show yourselves qurl to the occasion '! Single handed wo can no noinirjg ; oramzoa, you ca.i snip your own sntplua arid realla-i all it yril bring in a f reiu iHirket, except the cot of transpiirtatioii, insurance anJ couiuiif"8iou. This, we can eoi.fi- dotitly assure yu, will secure to you a better price fr your products than you caa possibly reaiizj witfiout it. IlaJ such an organization Icon in existence the present year, it would have sav:d to Oregon a million of dollars, cnouii to hivo purchMol ton i of t'ie lest shi4s sailing upen the seas, and in five yars enough to export all our surplus and import all our foreign commodities. I', may seem an id;al thing to unit the I .inner 3 ot tins Mate in a common bond of union, but look abroad over our country and see the unions of moneyed men to carry forward gigantic projects, and which in time will cover our whole country as a net fork. more despotic in their power than the greatest monarch of earth, grin liug the farmers to the dust as the veriest slaves. Mon eyed men accumulate millions in a few short years, and yet the farmers of our land jirow poorer every day. Their soil is wearing out, their improvements are g"iig down, and out of their abun dance they are in want. The great law of nature is, " You must help yourselves." Farmers ol Orrgon, once more we would say. Organize," and force the speculator' and moneyed aristocrat to respect you an human beings, and not as so maoy cattle driven to the shambles for slaugh ter. Uclieving that an effective organiza tion for shipping purposes, officered by by your owu choice, will nccure to you gi od and satisfactory rcaulls in some of the market.1? of the world at all times and that you! can secure th'13 only through a State Board, whose business it will be to Iqok after the matter, aud and also that vou need a County loard we would rccommeud that when you are assembled iu County Convention each vounty choose a County Board of officers to consist of a President, Vice Preiednt, llecordiug Secretary, Cor responding Secretary, and a Treasurer, and that you send these officers to the State Couveotion at Saleru called to meet on Thursday the 10th of April at 10 o'olock A. M. and with thcrn, one additional delegate for each pgecinct or ciub iu the county willing to go iuto the organization. We would also recommend perinea . aft uent organization in every preeiuct in the counties, as you will always havo jotuc lociJ4 question to settle, such as! storing grain and the collection of sta tistics of your surplus, ; that will be subject to the ; order of yovr State Board, and that the precincts meet on March 15th 10 o'clock a. m. and the county March 28th at 10 a'clock a. fi I The committee have thought it l best to change the datos of meetiug, to give you more tune to organize. ! The clubs already organized in the State are specially recommended to take an active part in this matter. All the editors of the State are cor dially invited to aid this enterprise as much as their good will will permit by publishing this appeal for a farmers' unioujor extracts from it. C. 1. BURIUIART, Wm. Huh el; T. L. Davidson ' , Committee Sulem, Feb. 4. 1873. STATE NKWS. Kxcellent sleigbiug at Baker City at last advices. jerry Crooks,, one of Farchild'a men who was wounded in the late battle haa died of his wound. Ii. Zigler, long a citizen of Jackson ville, baa taken charge of the .Metropo litan Hotel at Itoscburg The contract for building three boats, tf be used on Tuio Lake ;iguiut the Indians, has beeu awarded to a man named Miller. f The spring clip of wool in Jackson and Jo-teuhiue eouutierf proini.He well. th winter luv.ug so Iar bceu very favorable tor sdiip!' ! " l ,(t SS (Hill Ii ivo Minj f'ir li.-Pli i i , i , . 4, , r . , ! University Assoeiai ion 'Guard. Hard timed in Murioir Couuty has ! .,, ,ii L i. . ' i . . i J'Lu Clerk lusu't issued a w- ! in i rri'i'fi license iu three weeks j uoe nan suuaoie ior pu'.iie cm,- . bilious has been completed ut Oakland : I 11 .! f I I'. I It i.s OiJxSj feet msu-i, i4 8MNtd ari l ' j'lueai.d Lieut.s. .oOMn and Michh-r turnih.:d with a proper platform, each with separate cumiuaud, are opera lights, etn. ; ting iu th '1 onto country. Suiicnutond int OJcneal has recciri d j ... . - . , t , ir , , . . , (,it z Ub of .I xico residing along ttie a letltr tiuur Cucie .Jts-j Apptegate ! , , .:. . .1 . i .... ....... ! border don I uku Lueln-.c iKiiee uu one .stating that ho aeeetitH ttu apnoiutuient s f . . ' ! I. 1 w .r ...i ft. ..1,1 i:.,. I L as a member af tin; Pe:ce Couauissiou to settle the Modoc diihculty. A corresremdeut at Oakland savs th- ! Good Templar Iv.d-e at that pLej is j working very luruiuniouvy aud pmi- j peruu-ly. It iiu:iihoM about L'5 ru. u i nli.l 17 Lilii4 nrt.Hl.iUt.l. Illy last Legislature pissed a law i , refiuiririg laud v.itents to he rec rJcU '.. . in Ihe !lfrki lheu of ih "v ral C'ini. j tics. A good de il of iui cs d this so.t is reported. j Two detacfi menfs of said if rs vv nt ' South on buuday's train, buiind for thv MoiloC country. They belong to thejlir.itit ve-tfrdiy ex;:ri'-i I liiuii. lt' 1th Artillery, and came from Fort strongly in f i v.tr of the enforeeuient ol kMcvena aud Cape Disappointment. ; Guai'l. The Jacksonville Tmes avs that the announcement of a Pe-ice Commiioner is recaived in that pecliuu with univer sal indignation, and the men, upon whose false representations this t-p has been taken, are deuounced in uo meas ured terms. From the Baker Detnnnnt: A heavy sile lias been made of the Au gusta Quartz Mill, formerly owned by i:. M. White aud Capt. Mjnck, at Ilogem, by Mr. Alexander Stewart Snicrinteudeut of the North Star and Summit mine. The mm paul lor the .... .t mill was ten thousand dollars., Mr. i Ministers. Bancroft and Jay are said Stewart is associated with Mr. W. H. j to havo been recalled. Sea. tick, it is Cackwood ii the quartz buim ss, and j believiu, will ret in! to his own surest from we what could h am the mill will be j lion A s-.veepi' g chango is eonteuipla run on the rock of their mine ! j ted in the South American leruMies, u From the Sltltmnn : Something I 'tg the intention to send the abht has onperated to give the ,un . r.r ...(..in ! innrkpt an imnetns with the last half month. (We can hardly think H is the appointment of the Peace Commis sion.) Since the 25th of January there has been filed in ti e Clerk's jjlfice for record '19 deeds for lots in town or lands in the country, chiefly in the latter. We think there is in this eotnmu.iity a fccidedly more hopeful and confident feeling in regard to real estate thin has prevailed since the opening rf 187'J. We know that real estato in Saleru is firmer than it has been for some months. From the Ti'ties: " Capt. Mi ler with a detachment of his company of art il , lery numbering Rome fiftyfour men. pas.sed through this place last Tuesday They came from Fort Stevens, Oregon, and are en route to jo'. n. dep. Gillcrn on lost river. They also went a an escort for ceveral teams loaded with supplies for the troops. j Two h ombres named Wm. Smith and Frederick Bamhart were last week brought from Linkville, charg'.'d vith larceny, and lo Igcd in jail. It appears that while in intoxicated state they broke into Brentano Blair's paloon, and took thtrcfrom some benzine, a revolver and some money. They were arrosted and had an examination before Justice Stephenson, arid held to bail in the sum of 6000 cacli, in ! de fault of which they were sent to I'm bo to await the action of the Grand Jury. urn i 'lVULECSllAI'Ilie. Madrid, Feb. 10. Midnight At 8 o'clock this evening, the Kinganounc ed to Zorilla, that he had determined to abdicate since Saturday last When he declared his intention of quitting the throne, the Ministers strenuously but unsuccessfully endeavored to dissuade him. The announcement that he ab dication is certain creates the profound est sensation. Tranquility prevails. A Royal message, announcing the determination of the King, will soon be submitted to the Cortes. The Cabinet will resign. Madrid, Feb. 11. 1 A M. Amade. us persists in his determination. It is expected that an Executive Commission will be formed to proclaim a republic. When it became known that the Kinjj would certainly resign, groups gathered in the streets, aud attempts were made at disturbance. Congress last night decided that a branch ol Cortes, consist of fitly deputies, should constitute a -perrnauent committee. Versailles Feb. 10 1 V M. The Republican Deputy (Juiuet received a dispatch from Madrid at noon to-day, signed by Figuera uud CxstelUr, saying that a republic tvill Le pruelaineJ this evening. J,os At.'gelen, Feb. 11 The follow ing wa.s niaikd ut l'hoctiix, Arizona frour tiro spcjia eorrep julont in the litld: Jan. 3Ut and Feb. 1-t: Maj-r 1i own' conanand, witti JitiUts. Jioes and liurke ol (jt ncril (.'rook's .stall', arrived atdtaut on tho llJd They had one hint while out, in which the i i it i : i wniou luur wairio ana c .ptuuu twelve. Th y report that the Indiana tu that . ii, ki.. i.. .1.1,'. : i c- J r ana oe";iii lor peace One hundred Mrrrendt r.d uncwuuitiotiiti! y. (inn. Crunk was at the new po-t near Mt. ! (jiuhaui Over thresj hundred warrtufs v'i UiM-u KUiv J ?iiiue lie c jUJjjvUcya the cum Juigii. 111- theory, that ! j lu'J'uus tiictuf-lves shuuiil sii-i fur the p,.act. i.cluie j i in mt.-tit pr;ee is po.-s j,jcl clearly in .u-iralcd. Captain j 91 l'v till n.l V .1 Kit ... sJbU . J'J will iuvcfft'gat-' the matter. i tn... . i :.. . f v. 1 1 htu I .aius A,. 1 0. fcui rotate Cv lhi,o! eateh- su r e nrut v, ddiw i d wriiit u d. ei-iou in the ntitterut proving tla- last will ut !J.,. icc ii rucifV, t tl.C OtrMlllt'.uf hH t,.lt tl.o opiMiing . ut his t,iHiit lo-tj iy. ! ..t: . t. . . . . ... . i ! . t' 1 I... i . , , .... ... .. . , ntij-.d iito.it. will ot lf)il, ; , , 1 , . , I. ii in . I ... . f i illl .' tr.iviMl llillt III. Ml'. Will i'I ' - ....Mb ..,. ...V. , i, w ........ 1 a Imirt, .1 the i.st wm and ,tat'!i c it f II vaeo Ciccley. New York, Fen. 0. -A Washington special to rhe i i f u nit 1 i r J n t the law i:t Ct.ih it it takes the who!- aviiilable inihtary f.irei' to Mit .in it. Mieu. ral Sherid.ru has been .summoned "t,Ie ',Vc ,J ,0, r'"0' oost-rvatiiiiis hi t lit ho.st. 1 u'lliiies witti in a d iyV r.iHro id dint anee of Salt L ike City f i r (Le temporary eitcainpmeut of tiot s. Chicago, Feb. 10.- V Washington speeiil says: It setTtH to bn a well e.iuciusion anions tho-o most intimate with the Prt-Mdetit. ai d the n most familiar with the dtplo natiy po'iev of the Ad'iini.itriii'iu, that after March 4th the Prti lint will in. ike an almost i . i i . , t romp ere enang' in in- list oi lor. i-n iik ii ro u.osc Kiutious, woo win te ex- t r,-wfr(l til liuirf lirrr' hi 1 in liuniii t the rich trade ot those republics to our shores than those heretofore represent ing the United States. General IS "u-k -hs. though regarded as tho ablest man in diplomacy in the foreign service, will he recalled, preparatory to a more vig orous course t iward Cuba." Salt Lake, Feb. 11. The Salt Lake Tribune, liberal org in, thinks the present contest is between the Government and a comparatively little ring of old Nau voo Mormons. It says polygomy is charge able to a mii iII cohere oT priests whose number will not perhaps exceed one hundred, and adds that sending George Q Cannon to Congress is an cxpeiiment ofBrigham Young and trusts Congress will send Cannon homo. They might as well havo Biighain Young as (apt. Cannon I he snow bloekake on the Utah North ern Railroad was raised to day. Jacksonville. Feb. 10. General Canby and Aid, with Mr. Case of the Modoc Peace Comtnission, arrived here to-day. They leave for Linkville, in the Lake country, in the mor ning, where they are to meet tho other Commissioners on the 15th instant. Everything is ropor ted quiet at tho front, the Indians having !enn on their good behavior since their slight repulse by Colooel Barnard. New York, Feb. 11. Four soamen on the tdip Favor iu havo been arrested for taunity. PORIXAXDIIUSINESS DIRECTION Published by L. Samuel, Qentrbl Advertising Ag't. 93 Front tt Merns Dollar Store, No. 00 First t. ) Import- era of Fancy floods. Toys, Crockery, etc.. etc. 4 stor iiouxe, First tt. iiet Ouk k Pine. ET jf Very thing neat B. Longfellow Proprietor. " ' ROQKS, "STATIONERY k MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. GII,L, STEEL & B BAN CROFT, No. 75 k 77 firt Rts.. Portland; 1 1 truiari, the only direct importer of Clothing J ) Ac. eor. Front A Wns injrtn xtr-iets. WHOLESALE filookscIScr &, Stationer, LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND. No. 79 Profit and No. 5 Wathiwjton $treet. 1 KCK, WILLIAM k SON, 123 Frout street, 1 Impurltr ni Lcal-r in Illi'Li: m AXI ItliVOLVEItS I.U.VS, ol every deseription. Fishing Tackle, Fancy jool, Ials,Bird cages IakPt!, Croquet (iauie.i.and baby carriages Amenta for the "Califiirnia Pow.ler Works," also for tbe Wheeler WiUou Sewing maehincs." I 1 eck, John A. 12'J Front t, practical Watch Jm:ker & Jeweler. Work l'ne fur the Trad Ua in ., - UUlv .AM.J)lj 1'1'JN I hliS. IflMLi A It lClli:i.i:U. j j Front Street It (u iuuaii, V . A , a. w. : r. t iral A 1 ay lor blf Cbcuiel I'uniitarrt ll.iuse in Portland. CA HFUTS Walt Kit iiito, " b'J Front t. Iiarne lleuler.u A V-ook, bl iHj First St J J-alt-rin I r v J''.N. F.hm-v Miliinrv. Jkft d 1 uini .' lullil V lkictiUiill, 1S t rulll si CoUilUlsnlOU J Mcrohauts A de'lrs in O'gu A Cal. Produce 1 fiile, J. Ii. m'nit. A d-.-Aler in S 1 11 a, liar ;(... 1 S'blK-r.V llar'l:irp, 'Jf Front 8t. c iiiiu-r, V. A C'j., 1U. trout tt. Merc bant 1 ailrs 4 Ci.jllin:ro, HnU, Furuihiug j;inls. m eL.irLuiutl i Gutmuii, 'j2 h'r ul tt. ileal E- (e A'-ulr, lU'jnt-y loam-ii. hues rented. !:. 1 I. iUiHt C. II WuuJUri A Co 101 , Front .-troct. iil l.l.l'lf, C. II. Vdari tA Co. J lu I Fi-.mt .Street, tJr icts :riiu a;iv ini"!i if th Stte or Territo ries c.rviuliv li ; l lV llj.iil iT HjifejS. jj Uiil. Lu'.veu.-teia .V Co Ji A ; t .,.'lr (r" (r F iraiture auJ Car- tr 1 !1 l i Firs.t St. ' Ui i ' iiirut Aeuv-y. " lltierult, SO ltui at. I j Fur i' t"V- U k iil ft lit-iii J.t viiin . ;i..c.v-. In tir.i)t ir-ct. Ui.ui.ms J -i -li M u'lsaii l il .-'irai l! 1 :ile:tit I'fJ-i'ft .ii-ia. l.Mcry ftluble, rur. i-ir.t S'm n sts 51 1. 0uii. 1; D.a.ns j; li Ourl-i-tt I'r. i . J turu-'Mit j hIV iii tr-Hi'l H lin-rt s r. Firm X WasU'tn sts JL M'Dbl. Cf.uuiii 1'uiu'j; tiuuJs. TLe Ur;t Music lion ou tbCvat. sti:inwav piaj3, BJaDErroa3i3 (j I. Ifl'RAXS, Mauajcr.; som: Ataixt ioh tub j iJcnve" -iv.viii ll.ichisit. 3 d.Aj;riit3 tran tetL"5 If a.'hrov l Sttmme. (irwr anl dealer in s!i kin !. ( ..!. rur Fir-f un I M tin 11 .luSltOvl, II. Kll 31 M , linpolvr Mll'l .. :i'-r !! M.ii !i FiiTirt O-mvU. MiHohtt. lb I'.'.il. il , I'.i I i;fa,ii ' ArliS', . w; cur ir-t i il rr t. t'l.ii l . ict. sfve It y B I I'lirii-li'D, h. C. A C., li. Fir.t m. Minu 3 1 l.a'-t' un I t'! r in ry. VV,tr.,J,s A I,., US Fr uit '... wii U s tin ilcale J ill i i T on i ir?. n a-iTon m irtri,4M. it ? !3 Ie. Ciifl, A Ci., y Fr.ni M., tHjlc.-.0 ile:ilT in lini'T. l'iint!. Mil.. ass, ,te . 9113 l? S,'VT"' MiehiDC. tniia 2 W iY 3 VA riie." I nk stitch. Coin I " i ti hi e ! i "ii ii'-'l l W Tr.av.T. 1 1 2 Ffint lit. J I iirjrv.ii A 3 J fni'nrri iun lu.r. N-s. 17J First t. it Fariir?ir.. 1 1- 1 .1 i 'X Jl . t iiU'iuiru W, W a tiuiHKer, i.r, first and 3 M.ii u l. All work iK.ue at 6an Fraucis- iip rio-!. f iitvrn,atuii.i) il ici.o ir. Frmt M rru.in t$ M Uu t. Iili. 'r. Free 1?m itten 1 jitamorx 1 u, .1 t Co., M Front M., wholesale and r tntl U-lr Fine ( U'lbine. FurnV tloods. aiioii liort-e II ftjiurnnt, private rooius for 1 V sL Families, cir lt . l'uie ts. Q. VoosP, M urtin, K. and Co. dealers in Wine. and Li f.i.-r. (. S. X. Co'n Klock. an.l San Fran a lit i A .vhtn'iT. Ill Front t., wholesale B and rrt?tir'nnff-tiinwr.. Muur, l"i.n It., Firs-t t-t. VVatclnn:tki-r and .(cwi'lcr, iiiTer.i to the public a line "imi ;nt of Watches, Clock and Jewelry. MociUr. A Co., Front near C. ft, dealers iu nativ nnd toreijrn Wn8 and Liquors. N.r,.,rup Tliompson, Hardware. Iron, Steel, !" ke. tlurdrod Lumber, et-ideiual ll.Uel'. rncr of Firt Moms litreels. Siuith k CiMik Proprietors. )iurt.h, Walking Cornell, lUal KsuteAgt Pittock Imildin-r r-r. Frnnt h SmI f JJliO i H,l AtUltJ tiOOi. C. Wooa arl A Co., 101 Front Street tfie?"'"iny'..jwa"waie... i.jj.iigfjf?a Oeuliit nnd Aurist, olRee No. 73 First Stoet' Holme's Building, 3d door from L.i l I's B.ink iti vll tti m ;$ jf tu hi i, B V I, M D VC and LUNllS. i) ii hter, Paul 105 First street, impt'rof Ber ,lin wo-i.(.n carving purl T ornamonts. 4c Uosonbaum, I. S A Co., Tohaeeoniatd. im porters of Foreign and Doiuestio LiquorsT It) uss IIoue, Front at. On First Class Prin ciplea. Thomas Ityan lwaprietor. Sherlock. S. 01 Front a 62 First sts. dealer in Harness A Saddlery, 4 Saddlery ware. liinoai, J., ot Front St., dealer in Doors.Sassi j and Wind. Window and Plate Olium. tiishuimer, 11. l7 First t. imp'tor of Piano OOrgans Shoot Music, Musical Instrument Okidmoro.S. (J., 12S lut st. Irug?ist a Apt Ocary. Perfumery and Toilet articles. rtnow4 Hons 73 First st, piotuJes, frames Muoldiugs, art MUterUljisdrawirtj insl i STONR.U. r-,Ko. 107 Front Street. Vyatchmakar od MannfactaringJeweUr U appointed Agent for Waltbarn, Elgin, E. How ard 4Co. Cbaa. B. Jaoot and California WaUbea alo for all the production and Import of th California Jewelry Company, San Francisco Send for circular Watches repaired in the very manner. WARRANTED togira STt'bT'put'! il'roker,"H '' JfronVsu xeaier iu Legal Tender! Opt- Bonds and Gold Dst Smith k Daris 71 Front $U wholesale, Drngi Painta, Oils, Window Glass, eU. erry Bros. 178 First street, maouUct'xi and dealers in Furniture, Bedding tt. rilfae Clothing Ktore, 113 Front st, CloUcg JL Fn'ng good Boots, Shoes. Harris k Fra.t ffluttle, II. II. 142144 Front atreet. Dealer la X Wagons an Agricultural Implement. rilyler J. A 147 Front H. wholesale dealer iu Butter. Egyrs, Cheese, lard. Bacon etc. illiama Jt Myers. 5 Central Block Front ft., Cotnmisgion Merchants, deal in pr'da W bailey A Fecheimer, Attorneys and 8oli iiors in Bankruptcy. Office 0. F. Tem'la OREGON BUSINESS DI11EC T O It V . Tb undersigned will eorameoe tolicitioj for a BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y of the tiUU uf Oreoox in a few days; asd, to mak it guecesnful, lefpcetlully reqaeatth eo-vpttrtioa uf all persoDi interested in the welfare of the country. The State has now reached that position when a yearly summary of her progress s necessary, hence the ralue of s wort which trill combine, in a condensed form, .all matter of public interest, Tbe work in contemplation will embrace a general sketch of tte State ; its physical as pects, geology, botany, aoology, com.meree, manufactories, scieties, public builtidgt productions, and all other subjects on which iuiforoiatioa is required. Tbe work will be illustrated with sketches of Dome of tbe leading prominent scenery ,of the Stale and its compilation will be under the charge of J. Moutimor Mcrpht q., whose re cent work on Washington Territory has been h:b!y cemmended by tbe preas and public, The IU'sijess Dirkctort of each town and city will be coinptete ; and that with sketches of each place, should mke it invaluable to the uicrehaut farmer and mechanic. An an advertising medium it will he the best yet iutr-jJucdJ into the State, as it will be ef such importance tht it will always be reUiuoJi iu a prominent position Ior reference. TI1E RATE Or At)VKIiTISI.G WlbL II U ft FOLLOW It One page $2 Ualfpage 10 Card....1. - 5 ff Advertisers taking one page will receive a copy ot the book gratis Trice of work will be. $2 SO JflrTlie book will b distributed on eTery rjute of travel aal public place in the coua. t.y, J. J, McCOUMICK, Publisher, 105 IVItONT STREET Portland .ci Csloocls! IVcw Goods.!! foh tiik;pkesent season. 3 We respectfully' call the "ttention of' tho lhiblio to our Well.Selected Stock ot, Ladles' Dress Goods, Ladles and Misses Hats, Cieuts Furnishing Goods, Gloves, Gaiters, Etc. Hard fare," rj " H Groceries," Sclrool ilookm, Statiosiery, Ae in 7act Everjthlnff Found; InaFixst Class Retail Store.; We ean assure our Patrons that we will b up with the tisoes. j Come and Sxaminjoor Stock fesfr eaasins; elsewhere. Country JProiars tafcaain. xeaaaje (9 Oada! 1 U