V
TOWH AND COUNTY HEWS,
DALLAS, SATURDAY, AIIRIL. 6. 1873.
Money Market.
Xatest New York Gold QnatatianaMW...ll
W al Tenders ia Portland :
Baying Selling 91
Dallas Produce and Commission Market.
vCftwected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley
Merchant!, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
Brixa
HEAT 75c bush.
OATS 35 40 c
uarley 75o r
LOUR-5$ $5 50 bbl.
Sks$LS5
CORN MKAL 4o. B lb,
BRANS 6c. H.
SACON Iio8,Uc Jh.
Shoulders, 10c. -ft.
HAMSlto lb.
PORK Dressed, 67cts
Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. B lb,
BUSTER Firkins 20c lb.
44 Roh 30 to 26c. "B lb.
SOS 20e dox. J
LARD Bulk 10c; tins,12,
POTATOES From Wagon, 37e bushel.
ONIONS $1 50 bushel.
APPLES Green, 50c bhl.
44 Dried, 6o lb.
CIIEESE New Oregon, 20 25c B lb.
DRIED PLUMS 16$ lb.
ttVOOL 30c. lb
DAIX ASCHUKCIIUIKCCTORY.
If. E. CaeaoH. Services on the 4th Sabbath
ASEeaea month at II A. M. and 7 P. Jtf.
Sabbath seball rery Sunday at 9 A. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Iter.
J. James. Pa tor.
M. B, Chtrch South. Services en the 1st
Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Iter. J.
M.,Lovell, Pastor.
Baptist Cocrch. Services on the 3d Sab.
fcata of each mouth at 11 A. 31. Rev. P.
Jlelman, l'aator.
Dmortt Monthly, The April number
of thia popular period ien I conjea to us freb.
as a Spring daidy. It is very much enlarged,
and every way Improved, ud we guess the
ladies are right wuen they say it contain as
much geuuiue intnrinatiun as all the other
Fashion Magozioes put t Jotuor.
ScapniSK. On last Thursday the praters
of the Rei'i'BMCAM office were surprised by a
gentle rap at the door. Upon the door being
ppened by our young foreman, it was
discovered that two young ladies of town had
thus ventured to disturd the peace and repose
of our office ibey were politely invited to walk
lUt but no sooner were their voices beard io
room, than there was great confusion auioutr
the printers, t.he Ijine qqrii jumped in, t,J
11 er box, while the balance curling them
selves up op their Stools, looked as though
they had beep sent for, "but couldn't j."
The fair visitors bo!ore leaving promised to
call agaip, wblcb promise we hope they way
make good i their eariitst convenience
FJCf SciO'l- TU- voter of this s hoo
district will meat t th academy building
u J)Pt Mw"iJ fjr lbe pu"P0!!e of determin
ing whether or not we -are to have a free
f boo) ia this district, as was the case lut
year, A there are several very influential
men io the district that are opposd to having
a free school, it is thought by some of it
earnest advoaates to bo vcy doubtful as to
whether the proposition will carry. It would
be well for all those who have a devire to have
a free school to turn out. Let there be a full
attendance so that there may be a fair express
ion of the will of the people of the district in
the regard to the matter.
The Slight of the State to Maintain
Public Schools.
A very strong article on this subjecf appears
in the March number of the American Journal
of Education .and in the present phase of the
discussioL on 'Cumpul.xory" andfother methods
Education, will, undoubtedly, attract popular
attention. The Juarntd which th ia month
comes to us with a handsome now heading
has alroady taken a high rank on our lift of
exchanges, and with such artiales as we ob
serve, on 44 The Proper Building and Equip
ment of School-Houses," "The System of
Count Superintendence," and wither others evi
dently calculated to help teachers in their
work, and to bring the people to a better un
derstanding of it, is makiug fcr itself a really
national charactor.
We see that liberal premiums are offered for
clubs. A II Andrew A Co., Chicago, are th0
publisher).
The rthrcHological Journal for April, take
it all in all, is one of the best numbers yet
published of a magaziue that is justly distin
guished for usefulness. The table of Contents
is" of a character to attraot all classes of read
ers, although "sensationalism" seems to claim
no place therein. The following subjects seem
to us of more special interest : Charles P.
Kimball, the well known Cb.rrige-ui:ikei of
Maine; Inborn strength, an Osray on the ele
ments of human advancement: Educating the
Lexcs Together ; Tho Foremost Problem :
From whence to No whither, or tho Future
Consideeed ; Origin of 'April Fool" The Chees
ful Face; A Dream Not All a Dream : Tho
Maple Tree : also along list of publicatons.
Terms $3 per year. Single ouiuti 30 cents.
S. R. Wells, N. Y.
The Aldine for April will be received with
enthusiasm an I delight by every person of
tuste who has a grain of appreciation for the
beautiful or a xpark of pride in the progress
of American Art. Being the latest it is, of
course, the finest of all the fine issues of this
wouderfl press, and. in this constant improve
ment may benotod the secret of the great suc
cess which this American Art Jouru il has
aehivel, where, hitherto, so many begiutngs
have invariably counted just so many failure"
The publishers demonstrate, not oqij tho arn-
Thc La Grande Sentinel has an jx
tended account of some raining Optra
tions carried on at the head of Graid
ltoudo liiver, about fifty uiilcs fraru
La Graude. The mines were known tf
be rich, but bave been worked wilt
indifferent success for several years, the
the greatest drawback being a want o
capital to develop them. Last Full the
the ground fell into tho haud.s oi
Messrs. Cranson and & Crane, win
hive spent some $00,000 in work. a
mill, flums, etc. Tho ground upon
which the work has been done is a ban I
of gravel ono half a. mile in width and
about a mile in length, averaging 90
feet in depth. The workmen have
drifted into this bank 8Q feet, with side
drifts at right angles fur blasting purpo
bea The grounl is to be blasted, and
hydraulics will bo used in removing
the dirt. Tho first piping waa to ba
done on April 1st, and a " clean up "
made after a thirty days' run, when
big things are expected.
Our liAer city correspondent, uuder
the date of the 2Gth of March, says :
44 Last week we had several warm,
pleasent days, which caused rapid
melting of the snows in the foothills,
and quite a freshet in Powder river was
the consequence. The Hridc on low
er main I'owdcr, know as the Pritchard
Hridgo was carried away, and our
bridge near town came very near go
ing off on Sunday last, but fortunately
the weather changed aud has been cool(
cloudy and windy since, and tfeo water
went down. Our roads are drying up
very fat. Quite a number of stran
gers in town, new buildings going up
and things doing well, but money is
scarce. Several drunks and almost a
deadly fight to report within past few
days. The stages connect with Boise
Cit' only tri weekly, now" to much
sick horse." Oie'joniun.
The following Jackson county
mining items are from the Times:
('apt. M. F. Alcorn has opened a
Itde of gold bearing quartz on Hu4:
A
189 3.
1870.
TUG
WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MF'G. CO'S
mm and sin styles
AT It EDUCED RATES.
THROUGH TOE AGKNTSJ
a0
Mar. 873 1 y
PORTXAil, OKRGOIV.
NE W A D Ytill TJSEMKN1S.
to come. Miofcnptj m price j.!;u inriu-iiug
Cbromos "Village Delta" aud "Cros.-ing The
More." Sanies Sutton and Co., Publishers
S3 Maiden Laue, V. V.
toting America for April tu'f!!! the promise
of its past. It is an excellent Juvenile Maga
zine, bright, live aud instructive, as well at
entertaining; fu'.l uf ' amusement fr tho
little folks,
MJ iu the
ot m:tti:hs ki:maii(;
lot Oiiice at l)AlUf, Airtl I
1S7.J
Can,, be'l ' r Ma-j
Campbell John It
Closed The third term of the Lacreole
Academy closed on Monday. For the past
jniue months the Academy has been uuder the
guidance of Prof. Orubbs who, with the aid of
good assistants, has conducted the school to
the entire satisfaction of both scholars and pa
trons.and we thiuk that we are justified in a
0erting.bat Dallas has not had a more orderly
and better conducted school kept for many
years past, than that which has just closed un
rfer Prof. Grubbs. The people of Dallas and
licicit may well congratulate themselves, that
tbe di'icctors of this ditrict have secured the
urnicei'.uf tie Prof, for the summer school
the first" term of which begius ou next
Moday.
plest resources, l4it a dctt riuination to use thoo
rescoures to the utmost, aud this enlightened ; ert;ek, t hat t.ropocti for freo yol I.
liberality in their business can have only the ; company is organizing to develop and
one result a hold up ,u the ;. pul.tr f ith that j Wur jt tj,jrf summer. The Hamilton
will bo t them a tower A strength fr all tim j J,.r,rin; on A ipleate, are b itig vigor-
uiis!y worked this season Ly b. K.
Hamilton, with pipe and hose, and gic
prospects of a good yield. The Steam
boat diggings alford ground enough for
Mevor.il Aui'jrie iih an i ij iite a nu nb e
of Ohinamen aro budy engaged in
ground sdmcinjj, with hope of good
suceesa.
A. Mr. Kincaid, a young man. the
son of W. 1. Kineaid of Uogue ltiver
alley, had ins ril.t urin tiadly cut on.
Thur.-day, the 'JUih alt. While he wa-r
in the act ot pacing a man scoring
timber he scumbled and fell under the
ax oi ins companion as us was coming
coming down, the ax passing through
the elbow joint and nearly severitig tho
arm, but fortunately missing the maiu
artery.
A correspondent from Canyonville,
says crops are looking fine in that part
of the country, and that a greater
acrcgae than umiiI lias been sown
Stock have passed through the winter
in good condition, This is especially
true of sheep. The wool clip of thi
year will exceed that of last year in
quantity, and be superior iu quality.
This results from the Hocks being iu
better order aud free from scab.
X, H. GILBERT. C. IZAKOVA OB
A. N. UILBEHT & Q0.
Dealer, la BOOTH mad BIIOEM, now
offer to th pulli XW GOODS at NEW
PBICES.
TI1E1R STOCK CONSISTS OF A
full Hue uf
LADIES'
MISSKS'and
CIIILDUKN'S
MENS
BOY'S and
YOUTH'S WEAR
AH selected with great care from th. Wst Pan
Franico an d Hasten Manufacture aud with
duo reference to the Orrgou Trit le.
MEW AD VKR TISEAI KNTS.
S01 if 11
TIE Rll
ACROSS
Read n.ncl lo Wise !
AlPO KEEP ON HAND A Ml. I
H'tlr vf Lr atiikr ciipninj th tt
HrvnJ which we offer to the trau at
reMJo&aUe figure.
COMPRISING
Corbett A (J
Fl.mncry Mr W
llelland O It
Harris Wm (1
Miller Mr ?.n
Pl ed n rhos H
SIucr A 1
Smith Mfn A ll
Si?n rcr L) T
Sievera J-wflphJ
WakeHeld P II
Walker Jamts T
Wren Miis Mary E.
Certified to te correct by 0. W. Hodart
r, m.
SllCCP FOR SALU
I have about three hundred and fi ft; head of
good "to:k jhccp for fale. r.tiqinrit of the
umlurriigned being ouc quarter ot a milo North
of Moiimouth.
Monmouth, March 23, 1373,
A 6 tf S. W. Smith.
STATE NEWS.
We tuir'ture HOOTS and IIOl
to onler. of all t) Ira Material aud
urkuiuhlp uiauriact.
Vpenl f ir the C!obraUd Sixrtnn Srwmw
K4CiiiK. of whirh 2,000 more were dd
10 )?3. 'hn nj other machiue manufxl
ur4. H4 mJ Kn I'rancineo priooa wilh-mt
freight, and fB mnthlr inrUllninili u mmkm
pajftuerfatj. Ktj inaehioe warrutd fur j qqq)3 CLOTHING,
t. .. (. IMU JIT A CO,
CuniuaerrUI Mrcct, Kalcui, orrRon'
Mar.m. ly
The UN!EItSIONi:Dar now and alwayt
n-ft Ij to wait on their Customer and U as
the
LOWIT cash riiici:
Their I.are aud Well -elected stock of
GENERAL CSCRCZXAKDISQ
LEGAL ADt7 ETRISEMEDTjTT"
EXECUTIVES NOTICE. '
Samuel IT. Tetkerow hai Veea appointed
Executor t the will of Beoj L Ouffitt,
deceased. All ersens taring claims against
Ine Estate of deceased, will exhibit the same
with tbe necessary Touchers, within six months
from the first publication hereof, to J. L. Col
li)!, my Attorney, at his office. in Dallas.
Tolk County, Oregon.
Dallas, March 8, 187.1.
SaMCKL II. TxfBKBOW,7.
Executor.
Mar 8 4w J. L. CoLMWs; Atty,
fa the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for.
tbe county of Polk. ,
Wat. F. Cling an jdff.,1
vs. V thimmens. '
Ursula Clingan 4eft. J
TO TIIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTf
Io thenasme of ike State mt Oregon you sure
thereby required to appear ant answer the.'
complaint f tte plaintiff filed ia tbe abore
entitled cause against you with tbe clerk of
said court, on or before the first day'
of tbe next regular tern ef said court',
to be begun! and held at Dallas, the'
couny-sat of said eaumty. On MONDAY tbe
12th DAY of MAY, A. D. 1873. You are.
further notified tbat if you fail ee to appear
and Answer, for want thereof tbe plaintiff at .
said time will apply to tbe court for a decree
du sol ring tbe bonds of matrimony exutieg '
between you and Plaintiff and for such other ;
and further relief as may s eem just and
equitable to tba eonrt Prblicatioa ordered by
B. F. Donhaio Judge
Uaydea ot Myer
M224w
PlffAtty's
1STEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS 11
V0R TUB PRESENT JEASOJf. . -
We respeetfully eall tbe attentio' f
Public to our Well Selected ,k .
the
' Hats.
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WEATHER RECORD FOR IAR
Kept by T Pea re e, Eola, Ogn.
Lat 41 57' Long 123 S'
f, m'n tempt, Hi0, rain 09 in wind S
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46, rain .59 iu wind South
46, rain 1.25 wind S
36, rain 0 OS in wind S
38, rain 0 50 in wind S
42, rain 0 69 in wind N
45, raip 0,32 in wind S
45, rain 0 41 in wind S
51, rain 0 47 wind S
45, rain 0 33 in wind South
4li clear wind North Frost
41, cloady wind S W
38iCloudy wipd North
41, rain e 45 wind South
42, clear wind N
clear wind North
49, dear, wind North
57, clear wind North
J8, clear wind N
8, dear wind North
St, Ut wind N
37, cloudy wind North
42, dear wind N
42, rain 038 wind 8
39, rain 0 18 wind S
40. wind S
43, rain 0 61 wind S
42, rain 0 35 in wind S
37, rain 010 ia wind 3
42, rain 0 40 ia wind 3
f Paring the Month of Mar 1873 there were
S ralajr days, with 3.87 inches water, clear
Vjre and cloudy days 7.
Mean temperature for month 47
Highest 64. oo tbe 3d Lowest 41 on tbe
The Jacksonville Times says
11 From Gen. Elsl a L. Applegatp, who
pa.?ed through tins place ou I uesday :
last, we learn that Long Jim, one ot the
Indians indicted by the Grand Jury
of Jackson county, for the murder ot"
settlers on Lost river, was recently
captured at Yainax by Capt. O. )
App'egatc, who immediately turned
him over to Gen. Gillem , U. S. A. at
Van Bremer's, in California. It
appears that Jim had been severely
wounded in the arm at the battlo ot
the Lava Bed, and had stealthily made
his way to Yainax, hoping to be able to
remain there undisturbed until ho got
entirely well. A friendly Indian
however, " blowed " on hini : he was
arrested, put in irons, taken south of
the Oregon line, and placed in charge
of the military. We think he should
have been turned over to tho civil
authorities of Jackson county, to be
dealt with according to law.
From the Statesman : A mail by
the name of C. Marshcr was arrested
Gervais, a few days since on a charge
of incendiarism. He was held to
appear at the next term of Court, under
8500 bonds, and failing to get the re-
ouired signatures was committed to jail
lie yesterday found a bondsman and
was set at liberty.
The Sentinel says: t( Captain Jack
g expecting reinforcements from tho
Klamiths, and that it is his intention
to leave the lava beds and common co
raiding an ooa as the grass is good
Meanwhile the powers that be are
trying for peace when there can be no
peace! How long must these things
be? Iiow much longer will our Gov
ernment humiliate itself in the vain
endeavor to patch up an ignominious
peace with a few murdering, theiving
Indians?" Wogivoitup.
It is expected that 'the North Wes
tern Stage Company will chtnge their
line by the hr.t of July, po as to run
lrom I'endlcton via l'ilot Hock and
Willow creek to the Dalles daily, with
a branch to Umatilla twice a week ;
the alia alia line to connect at
Pendleton. This will make Pendleton
a central point.
I L.J.L!
IVOR Rll fa I A nLG
FIRE I.SURAiCI?.
APPLY TO THE OLD
PHCENIX OF HART
FORD
because
First, It has complied roily with the Oregon
ttate Law.
Second. Its contracts in Oregon are backed,
under a re-insurance contract, by Its own and
the united assets of tbe Home Ins. Co. of New
York and tbe North British and Mercantile Ins.
Company of London, aggregating $22,564,087 97
offering the best security of any Fire Insurance
Company or Association In tbe world.
Third, It can carry large rinks, as Its poli
cies are re-Insured by tbe abore mentioned
Compares, so that the P1ICENIX alone can
earry the same line tbat all three companies1
would take seperately.
Fourth, It requires bnt one set of proofs
in case of loss ; thus giving the security of
three Companies without the trouble of dealing
with separate Corporations.
On these solid merits, Tit ;
Capacity to carry the largest risks,
The amplest possible security.
The simplest adjustment in case of loss, and
The prompt and equitable payment ef all just
claims,
Tbe Phffiiilx2fuaarai.ee Company solicits
your patronage).
C. A. REED, Agent,
SALEM, OREGON.
fei 473 1
WOOD PUMPS!
THE REST
AND
Iflol Improved
WOOD PIMP
now iii use
roa
Halelng Water for
lonic-tlc Purpose,
Or far arn or Stock
Well
Krfry man who hashed espc rience in the
differs wr. f r.Wi""I""B v
18 KO WAY OF UOIMi n
d that t.ere is no pump so uuran.., u-
lent, and ft e from imparhng
menu to 4e water as me iaiu
PUMP mOiufactured by
IRE SALEM PUMP CO.
FISHER & HAAS.
Marct 22 ly
Si .
(
JDRI'GSl
DRVOS!!
RRUOSM!
BOOTS & SHOES
HATS a CAPS
GROCERIES sfc Crockery
TOO NTJ
neither ad-
AND OTIIER ARTICLES
matrons to Mention. We
rertise nor (lire Bait, but intend to do tbe
Square thing with
AA1 & everybody
Produce taken Tor Goods,
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
HEESII&BHIfiCl
Ladle ' Dress Good,1
Ladles' and
CU FurnUhliig Goods,
OloTes, Gaiter Etc.
nard rare,
Greecrlea.
School Hooka,
Stationery fcef
u Fact Cveryth1 Found In a Fire
Class Retail tore
We eaa assure ourjratrens thatwewill b
up with tbe times. 1
-
Com and Eiamine eur Stockbe f.r'pf
ebasi egetse where.
Ceaatry Prodore UYeu la exchange? f
Goods !
r.
Dallas April 22,1571.
N. k J. D -LER.
I-tl
For the very best photograph goto Brad
ey A. Ruloflson'a Gallery witbott STAIRS ,
lie-ASCEND IN TIIE ELEVATOR, f29
&ioatocery, street, San Fraaeisee.
Salem,
Oregon.
M 73, 22 ly.
JEST
PAINTS,
1 I
OILS.
GLASS.
7S ATHERF OR D & GO.
" DRUGGISTS.
fALCM.. OREGON.
: !
Imtftors and Dealers tn FOREIGN and
DOMltriO DRUGS, DrugghHs Sundries,
Patenttfedicines. Paint. Oils, Glass, Dres.
ko., di
Medlines Coeapounded and Prescriptions
filled. 1
Pure vines and Liquors for Medietas! pur
poses.
OsderiUttended to wifb aecuracy and prompt
aess. ..
WEATIIERFORR 3c CO.
COMMERCIAL STEE.T,
SALEM ,0RSa0Nf
OF WOUK AT TUB LOWEST
LIVING PRICKS, CAN BE HAD
BY CALLING ON.
RIMES & BACHELOR
STEAM JOB PRINTERS,
03 Front Street Portland. Ores
A LAROK ASSORTMENT of BLAH KB
j Circuit, County, and Justices' Courts, cou-
stantly on hand. Also, Bonds, DeeOtf, Mortgages
and Blanks fox uso la. Kanarupicy cases.
Advertise
FAR ME R S
READ.
WANTED, AI.I.TIIE c;til.l,s ju
ver and Grcebacks in Polk County, fr
wheb I will pay the highest Market price in
goods, at my store at lower rates than ean bo
ubUined at any place South of tbe city of
Portland, in the State.
AT THE
EOLA STORE.
HAVING PURCHASED A LARGS AKD
comidete Stock of NEW GOOD?, and
receiving fresh supplies ereryweekjl eaak sup
ply eTarybody witti
Dry Goods,
Groceries7
Glass, Queens ware,
Tobacco, Cigars
And all articles found In a GENERAL VARI
ETY bTORE, I would respectfully call tbe
attention of the Public to oay Establishment.
Highest Cash price paid fur
HJIIS AND PITHY.
ItVtf
R. A. RAY
Kola, Polk Co., Ogn.
CHE P PAINTING.,
By nrioe letterheads, bfllheWr. etreulars
r rinted envelops, eto Gire u a can and send
D yovr orders
M a kk Mom ay fast and honorably, 112 50
der day $75 per week by at onee applying for
a territorial rlirht.. flltlh .Ml ffivAtl fflWA tn
agents,) to sell the best, strongest, most useful l, r .
Butto- Hole Worbet. ever used or recommend- bri.? on ut .,d ,Ut,.M .nf W2oft
ed bT families, os batlone for toot own use: U is . wul MTW el Weni P"w oep.r.
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mostc
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NOW TIIROUQH .WITH TI1B
y work this fait I propose to
CKS, tVAGONH, and IlUCi.
OriO apieee. Now ia the , liine to.
only $3, Sent fza eTerywbcre by express
Address for particularsaJ rom a B. Hudsoh A
Co. Corner. Greenwicb and. Courtlandt St
New TwtU 3 rf QctlQ-flm-
Shop on the comer, over G. B. Styles store
ii, r. i mi i it.
tmiMaV MM iawastssl