Sht -V intend tBitan.
DALLAS. SATRDA i DECEMBER 0,
TOWflvAfiD COUriYHEWS.
CHUu.CU DIKCCTOHV
M. E. Church. Services on tb2th Sabbath
n each month at 11 o'clock A. M, and 7 P M.
iSabbath school every Sunday at J A. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
J J ames. Pastor.
M. K. Church South. Services en the 1st
Sabbath of each month at 11 A. , SI. Rev. J.
M. Lor Pastor. -. j
Baptist Church. Services on the 3d Sab.
tbath of each month at 11. A. VI. Rev. 1.
ZIolman, Pastor.
For the very Dost photograph go to Brad
,y A. Roloffson's Oallery without STAIRS
g3F ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 2t
,Momery,8treett,San Frwcisco.
jLook at the ad of the New barber. Special
.-attention paid to Jadies hair dressing.
"The entertainment given by Prof. White met
with fair success, not Uyra ,any tafeat of his
own but from the pieces he Beleted.
Scalded. A child of B. W. Smith wa3
severely scalded this week by overturnig a pot
of hot coffee on it. It is doing as well as could
Je expected.
'i - .
Jffp learn by private litter of the safe arrivaj
of M. L Bobbins and family at their destina
tion, Woodland, California, af er a pleasant
journey. Tbey are well pleased with their new
home. The young ladies are attending school.
Circuit Court There was but little doue
in Court this week except criminal actions
In the .ppn against Allinghata for selling
.whiskey without license", he was fined $i0 and
costs. In the case of J. L. Shelton for assault
with a deadly weapon, he was fined $100 anJ
osts,n ihe second in lictiuont painst him for
he same offense the jury could not agree
Court adjoarned Thursday.
Seovill was senteueed to-day to the peniten
tiary for six months. This ends for a while the
career of a man h hi been quite conspicuous iu
cur courts (: f-.n t three yea;.. At that
inje he was th owitcr of p roperty worth per
bips flO.OQJ jf rhc"li hd has pe:U in liti
githn, eaployiu at different times tea or
or twelve lawyers. At last ' becoming des
perate he attacked oue of hii attoruiaj John J,
Paly tor which he has to spend his tiuu in
the peniteatiary.
The Wathr. Rather una peetedly lat
pigbt the elerk of the weather concluded to
five us some snow about two inches. Again
on Wednesday night about fly, inches fel',
making it look decidedly wintry, and now the
weather prophets are hippy having piople
sied a cold winter for the last three or four
years, they think they hav hit it, o4 ca ut w
tell everf man they meet "I told yen sc.'
Demorest's Young America lor December is
fall of Christmas no velities, with oth er enter
taining features for the juveniles. Some rare
attractions are jijrouiised y fur lie New Yc tr,
among which is a beautiful Curvuio and 'a
series of graphic cartoons illusrating the evil?
of intemperance, with sketches by Dr. Deems,
YOUNG AMERICA is to be offered at $1.00
hereafter, with a beauti.ul Oil CLroiuo to each
subscriber as & premium. Audres. W. JEN.
KINGS DEM6rEST.S:-3 Broad woy N. Y.
The Science of Health for Dtfceinber closes
the third volume of this practical and indo -pendent
magazine. Its leading object is to
leach the Science of Life, including all that re
bates to Recovering and Preserving Health,
and promoting a highor physical and mental
condition, every family should read this mag
nificent magazine. Question from corres
pondents are answered, and much general in
formation given. It is published at $2 per
year. A new volume begins with the next
number. Now is the time to subscribe. Ad
dress 8. R. WELLS, Publisher, 383 Broad
way, New York,
The Decemher No. of Detnoresfs Monthly
Jfagazinei sparkling nth Holiday Material,
Holiday Fashions, Holiday Stories, Houseboldf
Hatter for th Holidays, Holiday Poems, etc.
etc. Bat the mit attractive of its Holiday
features if tb.e marvelous-offer of the large and
truly beautiful Oil Cbromo, "THE OLD
OAKEN BUCKET" to each subscriber as a
Holiday Present, "THE OLD OAKEN
BUCKET'is 17 x26 inches in size, retailed
at $15,and the best and most popular Chromo ever
published, and yet is presented free 'to each
$3 yearly subfcriber for 1874. This throws
all other premiums in the shade What next.
Address, W. Jekkisgs Dxmvorest, 838 Broad
way, New Yffy
AvpTHER Benedict. our Genial Friend Capt.
JJumpbrey, has gone and done it. For a
umber of years the writer has known him to
tH trarrior and wholly impervious to the
Mttoi war, but, alas, he has at length fallen
t.tim to the darts of cupid. The C. O
3. of hich he was the Grand Sachem for
Ufin Count are in mourning. They lament
ae loss of their brightest star and in the4lan
gmage ef the poet exclaim, JReqiueieat in pact,
He was married on last Suuday evening last
to MUs,Raehel M. Smith, by Hon John H.
jer assisted by Cap L' friend, Jno. J. Daly
who gave away the bride with an unction
WitK the poet we exclaim $'?".
Summer's gone, and winter's near,
Grub is high, and blankets dear,
' Happy those who can conform . '
' To keep each othor snug and am.
vnouiur goon one was played on a young
gentleman, whom wo. bbali. call ilr. G, laA'
week. It seems that G. who is a new comer
ws rather smitten with one of the fair ones of
the town, was around impjrtuning sjtua of the
youug meu to take him round to the old gen
tlemen' and make him acquainted with the
young laUy. He found one at lat who would
accommodate him with pleasure, aud they
would take the young ladiqrout to the concert.
Highly gratified, ther started, G, counting
over his money, to be sure that ho would not
be turned back at the door. Having arrived
at the door, it was thought that G had better
walk in first while his friend earns in behind,
which would give him ample opportunity to ar
range matters. G. knocked, and having boon
admitted, stood bashfully waiting to be made
known, when taming round he discovered
that bL friend had vamtsed, which so non
plused him that ho did not know whether to
announce himself as a Life Insuranjyjag'int or
Coal Speculator, to said nothing 'w long
he would have remained in this stawet mas
terly inactivity,pon loring over "mans inhuman
ity to man," had nit another young gen
tleman caiuo in nnd walked off with the young
lady, wo are nn able to state, upon which he
broke 'he painful silence with. " i . guess I
must go," aud he went, lli'a now tuinty for
blood.
a ... 1. . . , ..
At the lata ter n " Ouoivt Court fo
this county, Mr. W. II, Cattcrlia was indicted
forau a3sault with a dea lly woapoa upon the
portion of NVilliaaj Cottel. The casa is a novel
one. It seetas that Mr. Catterlin went to Mr,
Cottel's, one day this week, aflar one of his
Catterlin's daughters, who had been stopping at
Cettel's fur some months past. The girl did
not want to go Lo:ue with her father, and she
positively'refused to do so unless he compelled
her- Catterliu infurned the girl that unless
she would go pea. o ibly he weuld tie her aud
take her ia his buggy. The girl says Cotte
interfered aud informed Catterlin that 1 e
should not tie her in his house. Thereupon
Catterlin drew his knife out of his pocket
opened i", and told Cottel that if he did not
keep hands off, he, Catterlin, would cut his
heart out. CuttcrlU h ld bis knife in his hand
and took the girl with the other and marched
off, while Cottel followed with a drawn chair.
After considerable sparing and talking, Cat
trfin left the Held wiih the girl, leaving Cot
tel alone ;n fcis glory. Com :a now Cottel and
procured ao ia lictniJfit agaiu.it Catterlin, who
ajpear?, pleads not guilty, aal the caaj gos
over until next term.
Si' J.UNC; OKFiAT t'OHl,
VS WE INTEND "TO CH.WGF OlJK
buii i-oss in the -Spring, we wi l .xe!l our
largo and wH JtoIcfM; i !tck o( iu .Js, mufi-t-in
of LAOIES' Ult G...l P.U.n-hel .ind
Hrown DOMEriC. Mjns and H s' (V,th
in, i.adi'-i aod Mtn's It its, litits and She;i.
If A lib V A K E. il li E K X S W. 11 U. ail a v cry
large ftock f 5 ltOOKl; IKS,- at ct, coin
tueitcing troto this date. fr ready pay, cash or
prdnee. Those wishing anythiog our lino,
will find it to their interest to call and ex-
ttminw our U.1, m wwnliull ol(4 "tit u n n.mii
a posfib-te. Don't forget tUe place, at Duller
fc Wrtley's.
A" persons knowing thnj'lves indc'.t.;.!
to us wilt confer a favor by calling nd settling
the Fame before January 1st, 1871.
lJ.tu.-d at Daiia--. tii list day
her, 1373.
STATU I-TlttlS.
A man by tlie name ot Thom n
Smith re."(iitig on JJutte Creek, Jack
soa County had his leg brokeo by be
ing throwu from a wagon.
Fred Nolte a youn lad of 13 years
of age wliile out bunting on the Col
umbia a short distance below Kalama
met with his death by the accidental
disharge of his gun
Dr. Glass of Portland has been convicted
of the murder of Mary E. Hardman,
and sentenced to the peuitentiary tor
five years and pay a fine of $1 which
carries the costs of the suit, whiph it is
said are very large.
Alex Martin, of JacksoaviUe while
on a huntti g excursion on last Sunday
was mit . ken for a rabbit by his com
panion and got gloriously peppered
with fine shot. The injury though
painful was not very serious.
At the late city election in Salem on
Monday las'; the entire ltepublican
ticket'was elected. Th following are
the names of the successful candidates:
Mayor, J,ohn 8. Wright; Record-,
James Coffy; Marshal, J. H. Iiaas
CounoilmCD,il8t ward, 0. Dickison and
ti. A. Gesner, 2nd ward J. II. Moore s
and J. K. Hardy; 3d ward T M Gatch
and W. Q. Adams
Public Kecordd During the month
just past$ the following arrests have
been made in the Police Court: Lurceuy
12: assault and battery, 14: drunks, 78
refusing, to repair streets, 1,; adultery 2
assault with intent lb com oiit rape, 1
obscene language, 3: running a wagon
without license, 3: indecent exposure,
2: disorderly conduct, 5: vagrancy, 9:
obstructing a street, 1: defacing a build
iag, 2: selling liquor without license, 2:
illegal votiog, 1: threatening to-kll, 1 :
perjury I:
Bi T ASSORT
Roseburg, Die. 3 We had one of
the heaviest suewstorms to-day expe
rienced in Southern Oregon for the
past ten years. It cjinai3ncud snow
ing at 8 o'clock this morning, a id
continued until 0 o'clock this evening.
Snow is about ten inches deep. The
tempature is very ; cold almost at
freezing point
Ashland, Dec. 3. There has been
the most severe wind and- snow storm
to-day ever known in Southern Oregou
at this season of the year. The wind
blew terrifically from the southeast and
drove the snow furiously before it,uiak
ing drift four or five feet d -pp in
places, and rendcriuj; traveling diilicult
and laborious.
Yreka, Deo 3. We hive experienc
ed today t'ue severest snow storm that
jias been kuowii here for many years.
It commence J snowing at 7 A. M,.
and coutiuued withont ceation uutil
7:30 this evening, and is still fuowiug
fast. The snow is sixteen inches deep
the ground bein froz) to the depth of
two to four inchas. ThtJ snow nukes
sleighing very fiue, all kinds of improm
tu sleighs being contrived and brought
into use . Should it cjiitmui cjld the
prospect for a season of spleodod sleigh
ing is very favorable.
Th telegraph is interrupt 1 below
ChL'o. This morning it was snowing
at Sacramento and Marysville, with ti e
thermometer ac 3j. At the latltr
place the snow wn four iucU-"s deep at
10 A. M.
Lin down south of Yreka
" iijRijririficiuns;
mm m iphmei
Dallas, g7 qri- J
if et viul of ftichois k
Ilyili' ilrti .store.
MV STOCK OF tJOODS IS KXTIItELY
new an 1 of the I.tto:.l Styled. C;iM and
."ee.
JSK'W BAIl
Jji:!i SHOP.
II.VS llttAi l9rop.
lahi street, Ii.vLl.AS, OjtllfiON.
SIIAVIN'G
sii .niooi.c;
HAIR CUTTJXG
DYING ETC.,
In the JlJhest -fc'y lc ot the profestdoi
n RTicri..n
ATTKXTIOV
PAIIi TO
JL l.ii-li'' hair rutting
r':-inr.
LMVi;a-.vi. M'iti.NC m;i.
Ir'-
Apc
F YOU WANT A 0. 1 Hl'KINO I5KD,,
asc scud your trior t j the
TJiiiversal
MANUFACTORY.
I will pack and eod jou a Red, all complete,
for the mu!1 buiu of Ten Iollars. Each Be l
warranted fr three years. Aftr uiWj; ii
thirty daja, if ywu are not tatjfied. erd U
back, and I will refund your uutnty. Each
Bed cn be packed in a box tixti-en inches
square 43 springs ia each bed each spring
aolf-adjusting.
IB. It.
itlnniitactiircr,
12 Flt Street, bet. Taylor 4 Salmon,
Portland, Oregon,
SOMETHING:
.NEWli
I AM NOW PERI A BED TOJ FURNISH
to the public at Iteasouabla Prices all
kinds of "
G RO CRIES
AND
PROVISIONS, I
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO
NAILS,
CROCKER
AND
GLASSWARE,
AND ALL KINDS OE , PANCY
Toilet.
JZZZ - IB. Mi SMIXH
MAIN St., Dallas, ...... J........ OON
DALLAS LIVERY; FEED SALE
STABLE
Cor Main aud (,'ourt Streets,
Thos G. Richmond, Froprietor,
HAVING PURCHASED TflE ABOVE
Stand of Mr. A. II. Whitley, vre have re
fitted and ra-stocked it in such a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want of the com
munity. ' ' ' '' ' ;
Uules, single or double. Hacks, Con
"cojfd VVagoiisi. etc-t etc.t
Furnished at all hours, day or night, on
short notice.; ,
Superior Saddle Homes, let by tHft
J Day or Wecl.f
TERMS, REASONA ItLE.
4 . T. O. RICHMOND
) iI)AMiAH,lM)Mk COUJTV, OGN.&
The first tertu for the Academic yea
1373-4 will "eminence September 15.
.' - . . -
A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Will be opened Novemler 3, 1853.
Students mty here enjoy every facility fe
aC'iuirioK a thorough Academic and limiuees
education,
Diplomas will be awarded to those who com-
plcte the prescribed coarse of etuJy.
Strdenta will he admitted at any time
and chirked from the time of enterinj
untiiiiio close of the term. Butnodedjc
tions will be made for absence eeej t
it case of irotraettd sickness. '
For further nformaron nidrd the Priuc'.
a!. W. D-NICJIOL.-JI
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is i r roil.
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n i hi i:4itrils and Mar Paper, and
tbe vcrbitiia rep rt of his Lecture Hoow
Talks in th Plymouth Church Prayer jMeet
ing. are ;reiU attra'-tion?. TW is also a
Urge Bnd able editorial t-?f.
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W0OD.'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, N. .
S. E. SHUTES, blister.
Special Notice.
It is well a known fact th$ I ya and
Indigestion are the causes nearly all the
diseases that tbe human o2yi heir then
why pay enormous doctor's bills? B using
MiiUfi u 1 I X L Bitteis they
an be thoroughly eradicated from tbe system
and new lito Imparted to the sufferer. Head
physician's certificate in advertisement, in
bother oolaaia.
Ayer's
air orL
For restoring Gray Liiir lo
Us natural Vitality and Color.1
A drcssi ng (wh idr
is at oiictj agreeable,-
healthy, and effectual
for preserving ' the
I
hair. . Faded or grjtjfiYj
(Sr" fn
wte ii'Ma j, to its ionyinal color ,
' feiMsfe, ffesfoi ess of "tfcutK.'
Thin hair- it - tliickt'..
ened, falling hair checked, aud bald-v-Hess
often, though j not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore ilVb
hair where the follicle3 are destroyed, '
or the glands atrophied and decayed, i
But such as remain can be saved - for V
usefulness by this application5. Instead,?;
of fouling tho hair with a pasty edi-v
went, it will keep it . cleau.and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent iW half
from turning gray or falling oflf aud
consequently prevent - baldness. : Free!,
from those doleterions eubstances whicl ;
make gome preparations, dapgerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor ' can;
only benefit but not birm it. If wanted
merely for a " :j ' - -4
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desiraoI?e
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doeI
not soil whito cambric, and yet.-lasta,,
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre aud a grateful perfume. i
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & C?if r
3?uactical and Analytical Chemists, j
LOWELI, 3IASS. i
PBICB $1.00. :i
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Throat and Iitmgs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping :
Couah, Uronchitis, Asthma,
and Consamption;
ProbabHi never Iwforo in the whole history ot,
mediae, ut anyUiiujr w on fo widely and so deeply
ujxyn te t Onlblom of mankind, ad Uii cxceUeiU r
remedy for iulinonar-cuitiplait6. Through a Ions -series
of vari, anl amouK most of the raoeeof
en it has riM'ii fijhr ami higher in Uicir eMima.
lion 2 it has beiuime bcttr known. I u uniform (
cluira'iei" and jkiwit to cure the various affections
of Ue lunjrs aud throat, hive made it known as a ni -tUbla
vroujetor R:iin.t tlu-m. WhUe adptcd li
milder forms of .li.-ofl and to youn children, it i
at the fcame time the mot cffcclual reincly that can f
bofdven for incipient consumption, and uJ aant
gerous affections of Ue Uiroat ami lungs. As a prCV
vision ag;iint sudden attacks of L'rtntp. it should
bo kept on hqnd in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes wibjeet to cold and coughs, aU?
fchould I irovidet with thU antidote for Ujem.
Although settled Cotmumptiott is tliourht In
curable, great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have leen completely cured.
And Vie paUcnt rcbtored to sound health by tho
Cherry 1'ectorat. No complete is its mastery-.
Over Ue dionlers of the Lungs and Throat, thai
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When notb.
ing else could react them, under the Cherry jPco
t oral they eubfldejmd Oisrppear. ....
Sinrcrt and J'ublic Speaker find great pro
tection from it. i.'?,,
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it. - - ;' - a
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking thfl
Chm-tf I'rrtstral In small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtnes known that we cecsT
not publish the cert ideates of them here, or do most
than assure the public that iu qualities are fulfy
maintained. s, :i; .
Ayer's Ague Curel
For Fevw and Acme. Intermittent Fever-,
Chill Fever. Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
and indeed all the affections which arise)
from malarious, marsh, or miawmftUo
poisons. . f.
As it name Implies, It does Ctirr, and do nrt
fail. Containing neither Arcnk Quinine, Bismntft.,
Zinc, nor : nv other mineral or poisonous substanco
whatever, it" In nowise inbires any patient. ThB
rmmber and importance of ir cures in the ague dis- -triot,
are Utemllv bevoml account, and we behcra
without a parallel in the history of Asnie medicine.
Dur pride l gratiflvi by tho a'cknowledgmcnta ws
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
eaes, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, OT
trvc41inir through miasmatic : localities, wiil be pro
teeted bv takins the AfiVE CX'TiK daily.
For J.irttr C&nt plaint, nrifing from torpidity
of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. ,
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it W
an excellent rcmedv, producing manv truly t.
markable cures, where other medicines nad failed.
Prepared bv Pit. J. C. Ater A Co., rrnctierJ
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and eQ
all round "the world.
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