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VIM DAY. : : : : AI'KIL 20. 1872.
TOV.X AM) I'OtM'Y.
"DEM0cn"vTic"'CiTr' Coj.Birrts.-The mem
bers of the Democratic City Committee are
. w -...,, t the j;.NTi:i:ri!i.st: c la f
' Chairman of the TMiiocratic City Cum.
NorKErZTl,e Democratic County Com
mittee are mpi sbd to meet at the KxTtit
oTcc on Tne day, the 3':h inst , at
4"c5-lock. A fil l attendance- ot the Coni
Uii:tte is requested.
Tits V,'oob Makkkt. Considerable ex
citment exists iu regard to the price of
wool. lVt- leara the Fa dory at this place
i-, paving od cents per potted, aud in
eotne' cases up the valley prices hare
-rone a hhth as C) cents. ve .Jo not bo
li.ve this high rate can continue. V. e
earn from Messrs. Jacob, managers of
the Factory, that they recently imported
from AustrjlU 3". 000 pounds of extra
ji'a; wool, whieii. after paying duty arid
lVt -igdit to this place, has cost them '')
cents. This wool they tell us is better
and liner that! the Oregon wool, and was
imported to ntatiul'ucture into their finest
fabric-. If a better article of wool can
b.' imported it this price, we see no rea
KuDwJiV Oregon wool .should bring any
more. It is our opinion that this high
figure cannot be maintained. nd that
it will be down before the rival teasoti
closes.
Ntonr 1'oia i:. Lust .Monday a double
force ol u orkiiteu was put to work oa t!ie
Locks. It is the intention of the Crni
patty to work two sets of hands uatii the
woik is completed, and orders have been
issued to the Engineer in charge to put
on ail the loive i.ej'ssary to complete the
work by the time prescribed by law. 'I lie
,'.i;.!i;oiy aie Using every exertion in
their power to comply with t!e law. and
they ;.i v r at'sii -'A that the woik will be
completed and ready lor boats bv or be
fore the 1st of January. Is7.". There are
now -'.'." nun at Wot!-;, and nnue c.u gel
ctaph.y :ae;:f. ul c-l 25 per day in coin.
This night force will tt.i l considerably in
pushiri the wotk oa to a speedy compie
tlol).
( vi.t.i ii. We ha 1 a call last Saturday
from W. 15. Lasswell. E-q .of Canyon City.
Mr. L. was placed in nomination for the
re.-ponib!e position ol i'tan-eca! ii.g At
torney id' the Filth I.-i.-lrict by the dele
gates, at the late State Convention. No
higher comptiment Couhi b; be.-lowetl o:i
a s ouug mail's abilities than this, it is
the third titue lie has received the nomina
tion, aiid fas already served two terms,
and o highly is he esteemed that no one
could be lonud to enter the field aaiitr-t
him at the la.-1 Convention. Jt is a Worihv
tribute to u : t able, honest and faithta! ofli
cer. The U.njicals hav t been ntia'ole to
tiiid ar.y one to contest with him for the
positi-jll.
I. ().(). F.The Odd Fellows of this
place pr.-pore to ceh-bratc the fifty t'.iird
anniversary of the Order by a procession.
n;uic oration and basket i.ticalc. to day.
Tii
will form at 10 o'clock, i
nail uiitc'i to the picnic grounds near Mr.
Barns. re.-id.Mice. when the 'oliowing ex
ercises v, ul !,e had: Muic by the Oregon
City Hrass Batid; Singing thi opening
O Je; Prayer by she (,'iiap! iiu: Oration by
1''. O. Met 'own, E-q ; Music by the Band,
af't.M- w hjj, diouer will lie had. A
pleasant time is expected. Sho .Id the
wea her be unfavorable, the exercises will
be had at the Had.
B !:!:: esu.. had a call last Saturday
from Judge Bonham of Salem. The
Juife w ;vs mi his return home front a
lengthy term of Court in Yamhill. Judge
Bonham !i us gained the confidence and
esteem !' the people of his District, and
is regarded by competent persons to be
oia' of (lie most aide and impartial Judges
ever on the bench in our State. Mr. Bon
ham is. a young man. and his great learn
in and sound judgment has gaiaed for
him a iror.t rank in his pro.'cssion.
Ilu.i. I'j yi;. Some , four voiut" folks
. . :t .irii r.t I P
o'clock m. m . lor t e '!u;'t,e Citr OH.
are la the- habit of (laying ball oa the which was worth the face, and by which
hid on Sundays. This is rather annoying tne county lost just one hundred one d l
to the elti.ex of that locality, and we j Lirs. and the favored contractor made
should think if these vnang men h .d no I this amount. The people can't cotnore
respect for tin; ;at;ai;i. they would not
so far forgot decency as to insult the feel
ings of the civiz -ms of that locality. We
hop'- the thin x wilt be stopped. Thre is
plenty of time for such amusement oa the
six day.-, durimr the week.
In'sank. A man named John Hart,
lately lioni San Francisco, where he has
a wife and two children, became insane
here last week, aud has ever since bemi a
ra ing maniac. He is said to be a man
of good, standing in the community where
he is known and of coit-iderahb'. moans,
lie is in charge of the shcriti. the County
Judge bt
from the eoue.tv. If.
is undir the treatment of Dr. Barclay,
and we leaiti thai he is more calm than
he Was the lore part of the week.
Arn.::s.- We are under obligations to
Mr. Horace Baker for a fine box of apples.
They ate as fresh ami delicious as when
first fiken fiv-m the !tee. Tl atiks to you.
friend Eakcr. 1. S. Since the above has
been in type, our better half went to
muiom oi tiii' in i- :
bottles of mn-t e
t i- , - ,
there found two
eat fresh goose,
oetnes. i,'t" a i). we are certaMi. we are j
ind b'ed to M-s. Baker, and for which si
will p'.ea-e accept oitr thanks.
ftoOO W
o-. -v .--i Mve Mint a . the pioneer
I , ... 1
wagon maker in this city turns out some
Fplcrultd wagons and his blacksmhhing is
oT the very best workman-hip. Persons
wishing; anything in his line'shouhl not
fail to give him a e ill. He is a Gist-class
Workman a any co -nitre.
FltKf.-J. d-ti (i;
rdon. who shot
v.tav le.ies. was set tiee on lite i-re:tm:n-ry
examination hold before Justice
Burns. The ueiion of the Justice took
muiy pe.,p'e by surprise. The Grand
Jury will prob atily investig iU' the matter.
ri . i t . .
CM"::ar. The Sunday School of the
Baptist Chorea will give their first con
cert, consisting e, I songs, leadings, essays
and script are recitations, all of a re
ligious character, next Sand ly evening
at 7 o'clock. All are cordi.iliv invited
to attend
A new lei ry has been placed
"par his place. The bo tt is new. and in
s;!-n li 1 coniitpn. aivl t ravelorss citt
cros ;. w;,, peflect safety and with
speed.
Sn-:-v.. ;,e. T;it. Oregon City String j Will the Statesman inform its readers
Rand will please accept our thanks for a j hotMurphy and Scott got their nomir.a
seremi.ie last l'tid.i v n;ght. The music ! tiou in Marion cotinfv ? Was (here no
i-." 1. , , .. 1 Ir . 1 ' . . t
.' ' ,. ;:n,t. vvo 'ossure them taat
Co ii) ! 1 ! ructl t is id'hlv arroei It.'-'
J - 11 -
iia.. i if. is.tharrans is lying very ill at
b i residence ia this titv.
Defacing PusrEKi. There id a set of j
persons who have apparently nothing else
to do, than exercise ail their engemuty in
defacing posters stuck up about town, or
P ar thein ilowu. This is a violation ol
I lie laws, and should be properly punished.
In cider to s'op this practice which has
become a mania in our town. v e offer
ten dollars reward for inform Eon which
will convict any one guilty of thi.i crime
either of deiacing or tearing duwu
posters.
Ou:ssio.n. It was the intention of the
Committee on Arrangements for the Odd
Fellow' celebration to extend a general
invitation to the citizens to participate ia
the exercises, but by a mistake it was
omitted in the poster?. We have been re
quested to invite all oar citizens to Ik- on
the ground oa the occasion .with their
b5-kc;s.
Down Town. The many friends of Mr. j
La Forest, who has been confined to his i
residence for over ten mouths, will to I
pleased to leara (hat hi- health has iiu
prove.1 so lav that he was able to take a
walk up iown this week.
SiiwtNt; tJocjKTV. The Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Episcopal Church will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Geo. LuKoque.
Ix Town. Mr. Edgar Foster, who cut
his hand very badly some three weeks
since has been brought 10 this city lor
medical treatment.
?HKniKi--s Sai.K.s. -- Sfhfiiif Warner bus
a couple of real estate wales to-morrow.
A good chance for Homebody to buy
themselves rich. See advertisements.
SHiXIAI. tkum. A special term of the
Circuit Court, Judije Upton presiding
convenes in this city next .Monday.
City Ei.ixno.v. The election for City
o:1i2ers takes place on the Clh of May.
Dai.i.ou's Mo.vriJl.T t on Mat. The May
number of Ba! ion's Magazine is out, and
a capital number it is. Oiled with good
stories, choice poetry, and some excellent
engravings of interest. We know id' no
Magazine that will compare with this for
real worth, wlfii the price is taken into
consideration. Think of a hundred pages
of choice matter for the small sum of 15
cents, and twelve numbers in a year for
only $1 50. Every family in the coun'ry
could afford as much for the nake of plea
sure which Halloa's Magazine really im
parls. For sale at every periodical depot
in the country, or address Thouiea &
Talbot, GL5 Congress Street. Boston.
A'JKttti'iN St'ocK Jolknai,. The April
number of this excellent poriodical has
been received. It. is replete as ever with
useful, and to the enterprising stock
breeder, indispensable inform itioa. Ev
ery department is ably sustained with
well written articles, illustrated by some
twenty-live engravings of dairy fixtures,
buildings, horses, cattle sheep, hogs, poul
try. d..gs. etc. All our subscribers rati
receive '.( c s-p-'ciuf n -o,;-n bv addressing
the publishers. N. i BoVitit & Co., i'arkes
lu;r!r. I'a.
What it ua.s co.-tr. Two years ago the
Radical County authorities moved into
the present Coutt House, for which they
are pa tag rent to the .sum of ?t'.0t) per
annum. They were offered the old Court
House with nearly double the room, and
in every way better adapted for the pur
pose, for the sum of tr.-lUO per annum, be
ing a difference, of just $100. or a years
not. This is a little transaction the
County Court ban attempted to explain,
but we apprehend the voters of Clackamas
county will fail to see the point to their
explanation to the extent of votiug a
ticket which is responsible for this loss to
the couuty.
We have not been able to learn how
lhat iflHO city warrant got into the
County Treasury. Was there a little
favoritism shown in the transaction
by which the county paid the full amount
aud took the city scrip, which was worth
i about 70 crnts oa the doliar for its own.
head why the county has goae into specu
luting in city scrip.
Ax Ovtkaok. The people of Clacka
mas county who reside ia the southern
end of the count', should remember the
f ict that it was a Radical county adminis
tration which gave away the county
toad, and the people of Oregon City
should also remember that it has been
the means to keep thousands of dollars
out of their pockets, ad it has prevented
many from coming to do their trading
here who would have done so had they
a road to get into town. Are the people
of this county going to vole the ticket
which is au indorsement of such actions ?
Wo thin it not.
Tit;-: Bu t KitiixcK. Geo. II. Williams.
The li tilro.id King's candidate for U. S.
uator is on his way to Oregon to stump
j the Mate while he is drawing his salary
j ol- Attorney Genera!; II. W. Corbett. a
j candid ate for re-election, is at V.'ashing-
0 j ten attending fo the dtit.it s devolviag ot
hitu us a Senator. This shows the undue
advantage Flaxbrake aud his friends are
tr.kiog of an honorable opponent. How
do Corbett's friends like it?
Wku. Rix'HtVKt). All the Democratic
papers in the State highly endorse the
platform adopted at the State Convention
and have gone zealously to work to elect
the candidates placed ia nomination. Sel
dom has there been such harmonious feel
ing in regard to the action of a convec
tion. Thia foreshadows an overwhelming
triumph in J n;:e.
A Wkak T;cKt-:r. A private letter in-
farms us that the U iI";ca!s of Lane cnntv
have placed in nomination a very weak
ticket, atid that it will be defeated bv
over lot) majority. From all parts of the
State we leara that great disaavelion ex
ists in the Radical camp, and that the
Democracy are united and determined to
o1"- , 1 ""J'"'.' ever oetore.
t, : ; . "
1: appears tout the (,rover-Netl laclion
in Jacsson ued to resort to -time honor-
eF; Deiiiocratii; praciice in order to carry j
the late county convention ballot-box,
tUUliii
ii'tt'.invtii.
; -ballot-box stuffing'' done by the Radicals!
! -
rather think there Wa?. Give US the
: full particulars how they got their n:tni-
j nation. FIot5a do.
Goou Xova.-Frora all parts of the
State we learn that the Democracy are
alive to the crat importance of th. nr, - '
- - i
sent carupaiu. Mel that the State and
,,,,.. ., , t, ,r, .:,, .
co-jij, liOiiiiaation ,tte receive, i witli nrw-
1 uiii-
vers a I approval. The .State will give us
1 oJO inajoriry next Jnae. Democrafe, do
your whole dnty.
Tne Salem tilahsovui coaxes, scolds and
tnoarns for the disaffected Itadicals of
Marlon county tj come to the rapport oi
the Ilidical caae. bat all for no purpose.
The iarit b.vjiidle cd' the managers of that
county, was the feather which broke the
camels back.
II:s S ixsTJ x'L-T k. M a 1 ! o ;y , the showman,
litis taken Joe Wilsons place, and we
leara honest John i-i having an easy time
with him. lue i.adicais mast be hard up
when Mallory is the best they can s -ud
out- Iheireiuse ilesperate. indeed.
The Democracy of Grant have placed
iu nomination the f.dtowiocr ticket: For
Representatives. Wiiiiam Claik nd i J.
Jiazeltine: Shenff. T. Howard; Cleik,
Jas. Bobinsvas; C unmi-sioners. Frank
Wallace and Thomas Smith; Treasurer,
Joseph Messenger, Ab. Henderson; Cor
oner, 1 ran U liice.
Out of nitiety-ibree New Hampshire
mea who hold t .Sices ia Washington, otit)
went home to vole the Radical ticket at,
the late election. This is encouraging.
If the Badica'.s Can m ike only .1m) votes
out of ninety three men ;uid cilice hold
ers at that there is some hopo.
Odi) Fi-a.r.ows Banwicp.. Cbemekcta
Lodge. No. 1. 1. O. of O F., have jo st had
com; le'ed one of the S,;e.t banners in the
State. It is composed f f blue silk, some
seven feet iu height and live feet wide,
heavily fringed around the border with
gold triming. The front of the burner is
inscribed with various devices emblemat
ical of the order. Across the top is paint
ed the sentence. 'To God we TruM," and
interwoven amid the scroll work are these
words. "'.Ye visit the sick, relieve the dis
tressed, bury the dead and eduea'o the or
phan."' giving ia as few word as possible
the aim of true O ld Fellowship. Various
finely executed pictmes show forth the
emblems of Faith. Hope and Charity, and
the center piece gives th idea, that "The
greatest of thefe is Charity." This last
device is overhung by the letter F. L
and T. Across the bottom are other eta
bunas representing the 'Joveuaiit, Aik and
Laws, overhung by the "All Seeing Eye."
The reverse side contains the following
ittsc! iptioa, "Cl.emeketa Lodge. No. I. I
(). O. F. Instituted Dec. 'Cth. 1S52."
Taken aliogeteer it nukes a very hind
Some banner and one that the Order may
well be proud ol. Stales tiiau.
Democratic Platform
Itesoli-rtl, I. That we the Demoeyntio party
of the State of Oregon, are pledged to a
strict const ruction of the Constitution, the
restoration and pi eservation of the rights
of the S.at.-s to reyu'ufti tbeir internal ati'airs.
and especially the elective franchise, free
from tiae control or intcfereuce of the Gen
eva! Govern men!; the protection of individ
ual rights in accordance w ith the fundamen
tal laws of the land, including the lights to
the writ of habeas c upus, trial by jury and
frceioiu Irani unreasonable scaiches aud
scizti 'a.'-;.
2. That we are opposed to every sp -cie- of
corruption iu all dep iriuients of the Mumci
pal. State and National Gove; niuents.
3. That our motto is, no privileged clashes
and no y ivih-ged capitnl.
4. Tlntt. we aie in favor of a tariff to raise
money oaly for the ne-essaiy expenses o.
the Federal Cove: nm.'-nt, and not tor the
beneiit of laoaonolists.
5. That v-; virtf wi-h tilarm the flagrant
s lid open violations of the Constitution bv
the party no.v con trolling toe (en.u-ul Jov-
Ci iinieijt, in t lie' pa.
the iveeoii-ti uetioo
:e and eiifo.ct.-uicnt of
jii iV Ll tv
lax iaws, and
the corruption aod baud which charade, izi-s
their aduiiuisirat ion of every department of
Govti iiiiieut, and we pledge ..urselvt.-s to u-e
all lawi'ul and per.ee d!e means to secure a
speedy correction of tLeso outrages and
usurpations.
(j. Titat the freedom, welfare and rights f
the people are saperior to the interests ol
hicorpoi at ioas, aud shou'.u be prot -cted i
against the exactions ol t'pp rnaive motiop-
li It's.
7. That we favor the appropriation of the
fund at bang tioui the sale of the swamp
lauds to p o po-i s of internal improvements
an 1 the aid oi common schools-
s. That the cu.-tr.:c:ion of ha-ks at the
Falls of the W ii lame; ie is a judicious aud
(Sective safeg'iaid of the commerce of the
Willamette Yali.-y, an 1 we favor legislatteu
to th;.: end that the commc! ce of the Colum
bia river may be iu like manner benetitcd
jad protoct. d.
t. That the taar.ks of the people of Ore
gon arc due o'.r present State administra
tion for its successful efforts in securing to
tie1 State the grants of land which other
wise would hive fa I leu into the bauds of
orasoi er em uyrat ions
A IiOiiiati Catholic clr.irch in
rit.'liaita uj.-jieals 'or money to erect
a new house and Drotaisc :i I:ti!v
mass to be saiil jf! ye'O'a for any
one sending 50. This is certainly
very cheap, atnl a great sum will
he contributed.
Don't stand aghast with awe and fear,
eyes wide open hair on end and finges
tightly clinched with the i lea that these
mysterious symbols are cabalistic signs and
represent some secret organization of mark
ed demons, who cany tenor and dismay
with their midnight prow lings and disperse
en the dawn of moruing. No! They aie
only the initials of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, that pleasant medicine
which has acquired a National reputation
aud proven so effa. -ious iti Cough, O 'ids,
Bronchitis, Consumption nnd kindred dis
eise.s. For these co.upliauts it has no ctpiah
Sold bv all druggists.
Continual dropping out. of the hair, with
a disagreeable itohiu.?; of the scalp, pre
vented, "and the scalp made cod and heitUhy
bv the ue of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer.
Iteligi.Mis Services.
St Pauls (Episcopal ) Church, the Rey. John
V. Sellwoo-l, rector. Services on Sunday
at l"i a.m. and 7r.M. Sunday School
and Bible class at 2 r. m.
1st Congregational Church Seats Fit e
.Morning Serviees, 1
Sabbath Sch-'-ol 12 ohn k M.
Evening Services 7 o'clock.
Ri:v. E. (irttitv, Acting Pastor
rr, YKtt m':i:tinus.
I Sunday evening
5 o'clock
7 o'clock.
Tday evenir.j
! r r C1
trci....
.Seats Free.
l'.3o,
. . . 7 o'clock.
Morning Sei rices,
Evening Services
S C!.U. MKKTt.vO'S.
C!as Met tinr; following Mm nimr Servres.
Praver M jetin:x Thursday evetiiinc 7 co'ciok.
SaVbath Scholl at 2 o'clock P. M.
JluUnnmah I.o-c Xo. 1, A. I'.ntt-l
A A. M. Holds its regular c-.mmttntca
t V-vwtions on t!ie Fh't thvl Th,-d
d in each month, at 7 o c!o-k trorn
iiie ol eptem oer to lue 'oa m
-uaret-, and 75 o ciocK trom ttse .u.i 01
1 -uarca to the .'tn of septemner. l.retn
ren in good standing ar? invited to attend.
Dee. g3.1 -7 t, it-order of AV . M.
f3i"ecial ZVotleo.
IvrTori5TiON is the c.in?e of time-tenths of all
1 b--a.s the'nvinjr mucin' i ui"ject to': Give
1 tore to the Momnch and tticegtive oricans, and vou
wilt save more, than half in your doctor s bills.
mendvd by alt physicians to Ptsitptics ar.i fr
1 all Complaints of t:; Livfb ani Dioesttvs
j jiaAs, oetj 5uvEraEmeEnii acotcer column.
The True Ground or Cow fid t lice.
Whence comes that firm reliance, that abso-
Into r.n.to-.il.tin.r faith in the tllicacv of llos-
- ' o
tetter's Stomach Hitters as a temeJy for in-
digestion, biliiousdisorders, intermittent and
e - - , ,,;t- irt. .it
Jl!mttt:it ievers, which coto: lot.n pre. au
in ail parte of tae United states? This con-
tidence has been prowiug f r t wenty year-,
and it is sti'.l extending. It is a t ti e result
of credulity; it has not l-eea engendered by
any humaa device, but is the spontaneous
and natural consequence of experience.
What people see duiiv goiui; ou under tbeir
o-AU evtb they cjanot ques.u-.--u. en 1.00
ilies ia unhea.thv distr.cts tint report to this
wl.oiesoii:e vegetable tonic, as a preventive,
e-cape pet iodical l'eve;. and their iiimtodi
ate neighbors, who i.td!ccr this precaution,
are pvo-USuL-d by the d sea.--e. how is it pos
sil:l that tiic pt.t-n- uieuou sliould be with
out its f.-sson? I a like uiaiai r whe-u it is
Been that obstinate cases of dyspep.-ia, of
liver compla nt, of c:u,stipaUou, of nervous
weakness, and of geia ral cebility, jitldto
ti.t opi rion of the famous le.i.eJj-, how
can e'veu iuered ility iisU' withhold iu i n
d 'rs-iiientV Kvewitnses el the saiutary
cS'-cts of the Haters are to be i jua.i iu ty
rv ciulized settlement on this co'it.ucnt.
The tha.isuds upon th u-au Is who owe
th-ir le.-to; atio.i to le ultli at d strength. or
their preservation fioui si.'.kr.es-i, to its eit-
tr.' niii.Biiy aiedtemi piopc. te;s, are citt'ua
siastie in its praise. The u: ui littides who
make put. lie ttieir eitniiatw of is virtues,
are mUuVb leafy to state their reasous for
the faith "that is ia them. They hjve d!
eititer feir or v. it;iesea its beueticeut opera
tions. K-lIS EvfAUJ.i:T AO. -1. I. O. ; .
V. Meet at Odd Fellow s' Hall ou the
FIRST AND Till It D TUESDAY EVENING
of each m-bth. I'atrmehs iu good tand
ing ii.ii- i:.v"ted to attend,
i-eb. s. Wl-lf
For the very bet photographs, go ta ttind
Icy JL liuiofs iii'pi Gal'erv wiihr.vt STAIRS -
Zir ASCEND IX THE ELEVATOR, 4.'
.Mout '-'Uiierv Sti tet, Sail FratK i CO.
WILIaXAI DAVIBSOIT,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
tiiiiti-, .Vu. CI 1'i'Ollt Slltit,
PORTLAND, - - - OK EG ON.
REAL ESTATE iu this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND, iu the most d.sirable
localities. consi-tiui' of LOTS, HALF
ULOCKS a::d BLOCKS, HOUSES and
STOitES; also
IMPEOVED FARMS, aud valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts
of the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents, in this CITY
and throughout the STATES aud TERRI
TORILS, 'with great care and ou the most
AD V A N T A G E 0 U S T E I M S .
UOFSi: and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NKGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCRIPTION'S PROMPTLY COL
LECTED. Ard a General Ei NANCTAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFRCE in all the
CITIES -and TOWNS iu the Sl A'tL. will re
ccive de iripti h;k of FARM PROPERTY
andjfoi ward the isaiae to the above address.
Feb. 3, IfcTl.
fcpetiul Notice,
INFALLIBLE WORM SYRUP FOR CHIL
DREN.
Tesvrs. Kn:K'' fc UrothfM, Whole
sale an. I Itelai! Me -chants, Cantiy Station,
Orecs. are mv !mt!oi ized agents for t'a-
s.t'e of t!,e Infallible Worm Svruti, who will
constautiv keep a supply ou hand.
" DR. J. W. VAN-DEN BERG II.
Salem, March 22, D7u-.tf
Iia;; uluai u I lie !..! f
f have j act. received a supply of (lark's
.Spool Cotton, Od ami Neeiiies, to suit the
Flo i elite Sewing Machine, which ale for sale
at toe lowest maiket price.
1 o to Sail Fr. i nci-co to purchase goods
for (he Spring tra e on tbe u xt trip of tii
Oiiiiamme. So look out lor a tine btock at
i educed rate;.
Natch 23:tf THOMAS CHARM AX.
OiTguu Io.Ige Vu. 3. I. O. of O. K.
.. -j, Mttts eveiv Thursday even
iV' ing at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's
Han, Mr iu g ect.
.Members of the Order are invited to atteud
iiy order. S. a.
iCKJi'i'S i'OlZ Tlin IJXTElSPllIiE.
Tiic foliovving persons are authorized to
act as agents fl.r the Exei:puisk :
J. M. Baltimore, J'oOlui.-d, Oregon.
Thomas Bo-, ce, San Franc. sco.
L. P. Pish-.-;-,
Hudson & M net .41 IV k Row, New York.
Geo. P. Ho, veil & Cc, -1) Park Row, New
Yo k.
Abbott & Co.. Xo. &2 i- Sk Xas.-au street,
New York.
llad-oo, Monet & Co.. fdiicao, Illinois.
Cue. Wetherill & Co., 007 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
riiiiT" oLb jest :
AXD
THE BST
DR. H UFBLAU D'G
C E L E B R A T E D
S W I s s
STOMACH BITTERS.
Tlie I'irst and most healthful Tonic
ever introduced iu the United States.
H Thes D'tters have
U been iu the San Fran-
B cisco Maiket for over
P 1 wettty Years, and
g notwiihst Hiding the
m man;.' m w candidates
'j for public favor, the
j& sales have const mily
t ii'cre'.se l.
gTAVlAfii ck ItKV-
KEL, So!-.' Agents,
P 4 it i5iid -f 1 1 Clay St.,
H San Fiancisco. 'i'-lr.
SPUING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED RY
LEVY.
T HAVE JUST RUDEIVCI) A COMPLETE
X aud well-assorted stock of
CUSTOM-MADE GLGTfUHG,
AM) GEXTLDS' FUEMSIID.G GOODS.
Which I will sell at reduced prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
produce Taken in Exrhan?? for GooJs.
A. IhlVV,
riaiti street, Oregon City.
Circuit Court Notice.
State of Oregon, ( s
CorxTV of Cl.vC&amas. f
Circuit Coui t of the State of Oregon for
the Ci.uuty of Clackamas.
rx vacation 17ti:k the march I
X teiin, A. D., l-7i: Now on this eleventh j
day cf Apiil, 172, it is ordered and ;p- I
point, d l y the u dersigtad Circuit Judge in
the -tth Ju iieial Di-trict in said State, aud '
preil'ng Judge in the s;J C.-urt, that a
term oi t! e sid Court be h' li at tbe Circuit
Court room, at the Court House iu said
county, couime.ii ioiC ' n Monday the 2;th
day cf April, 17 , lor the transaction of the
busiu.'hs 1. Lowing: to wit, for the trial of
the ioiiowing cases, namely :
The ca-e oi' the State of Oregon against
Mil had McC'u uuck, in which the aid Xltch
eA MtCortnick is accused of tbe crime of
Uiunler.
The case of the State of Oregon ag -.iust
Jaci.b Enge!, in which the sai 1 Jacob Engtl
is ace. wed of the crime oi murder.
'the ease of the t-aa-e of Oregon against
Jim, aii I diau.
Tiie case of James M. MuOte against G otic-tb
G leapt'.
And tiie ea-e of (Jans against (tans.
I And also for the convene. ir and tn-lection
i a Grand Jury, and of trial j uies, the em-
leaoncijini' uit'.l oiirauiz iiii a ifiand jury tor
said term, and any L.d alt proper ucltou aud
pr'cefdiuii of fcu.h ia'aiid jarv iu auy aua
t i.eh of the caecs ao. ve meniioued iu w hich
the State of O.-gou is a paity.
It it o. Jeted and appointed that sud tetm
be add ou : aid twenty liintU day ol April,
ls7ii, aud until the iui ttier otUer r tn saiu
Coiut. W. W. Ul'tu.V,
Circuit J ugde.
Filed Amii 15th. W2. at b o t'liiot. p. in.
J. M. FAZER, Clerk.
Troanuror's FiOtico.
Coi xrv THfAstiiiMti'a Okficil, )
Clackamas County Oregou. (
C10UXTY WARRANTS OF CLACK A
J mas, end rosed for interest pr.or to No
vtmber 14th, ls7l, will be paid on preeu'a
tiou at the County Treasurer's otiiee at Ore
y.o i C.i y, Oregon.
luUrcat wnl ceise tr.mi t'as true.
11 . S A I- F A R R A N S , Treasut er.
Oiegon City, Apiil l'jth, ls72. w4
S. UI'IUT. CUAS. E. W1KBJV.
IIUSLAT & WARREN
Attorneys at Law,
OFfiCH CUAUillN's UU1LK, MUX ST31CET,
ORE'ION CITY.OllEGOX.
March 5, ls7',:tf
. :i. pope,
Grocer & Provision Dealer,
X"ert door south of the Court Uouse,
Alalia Site, UngOH City, Onguu,
DEALER IX
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COFFEE, TEA , SUGAR,
FLOUR AND MKALof a!t kinds,
PICKLES, SO P, SALT,
CANNED FRUITS and OYSTERS,
Also, all kiuds of
Fresh Fruits aud Vegetables.
BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
GLASSWARE, Et., Etc.
All kinds of country Produce taken in ex
change t'.r goods at the highest mai ket rates
ri;,,(nb dcliveied iu the city free of
c' arge. A fair shere of patronage bolicited
ilareh 23, lS7-2:tf
P.EAL ESTATE, EEAL ESTATE
JACOB ST1TZEL, C. C. WAY.
JACOB STITZEL & CO.,
SUCCESSORS' TO STITZEL & UJ'TOX.,
REAL ESTATE
A K 1)
Cu. Frout autl Vaiiiigou St.,
P OKTL A X D , O R E G OX
Sure ia I attention uiveu to the sale ol farm-
it tr lands and city pr-perty. All corrcs-
Iiendenc- relating to the recources of Ore
gon wiii ne promitiy uuswereu-
HEAL ESTATE JOURNAL
Publi-.hed monthly. Sent free of charge to
a.'iV address.
JACOB STITZEL & CO.
March 15, !87i':ti'
JUST RECEIVED AT
T. 5S 2: 1. SI aXO S
DEAL, EH IN'
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HARD W A R E, G ROCERI ES,
CROCKERY, NOTIONS, &C
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY.
PRODUCE of ail kinds bought, for which I
pay the highest mai ket price.
If run ih-iire tr.-i.al Ooods. at ROW Pliers
e.ll :it I SFLLINO'S. ami examine his fresh
siock of Spring oods.
GIVE ME A CALL AXD CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mr Motto is,i:iCK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
Wool lYanficd,
For which I will pay the higheet market
price.
I. SELLING.
Aril 14, 17 l:tf
Admin. Gtratrsx's Hctice.
voTirii is hk:;i:i;v givex that Tin:
i uu-lersiiiiied has heen duly nt .pointed Au
miiiis:r:;trix of the Estate 01' Iwrt-iw J'.unis.
deceased, late of Clackairats e.jui,ty; 1 her ..-fore,
ali persons hnrinf tlaims actin.st said Estate are
ri.-euue ! to pre.-.-iit. t'.eia tome, rroperlr v.-rilii-d,
at th" alfiee of Jfiitiisou & MeC-um n, within six
ruouths from date.
MAT". Y A. P-UIlNsi.
Adni'-'x of the Estate of L.iwn-Dre JJurus, ilec'd.
,)(l!!N'si)N A; McCOV. X, Att'vs.
iMaich l'i, 1S72. rualjwl
JMPEIIIAL MILLS.
Eavier, LaS.cqii8 fc Co.,
onj:aox city.
3, Keep const itr.tli' on hur.d fo; sale
Midlings, tfr.in and Chicken feed, Par'ies
sitrioutdiic: I'eed mio-t furnish the m ks.
Rt-Ijc-eca. Degree Lotlge So. U, . C. O. F
Meet on tbe Second and Fourth
y5 TUESDAY EVEXIXGS.
of each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Halt. Members of the Degree aie invited to
attend.
Blanks-. All kinds of blank? can be
j ha J at this office Job Printing of every
! description neatly executed, at short
i at'-Cc,
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE !
Fall anil Winter Trade.
HAVING RECENTLY FILLED UP OUR
assortment of Imported Styles iu
Ladies' and Gents
33ools :isid (ilsiitcrs.
We will take great pleasure in displaying
and rece'ving orders f rom our patrons, and
the puolic generally.
We h ive received from Xew Yoik a tew
pair of the CMebiaUd I LI RAT OPERA
HUT I ON FRONTS, by which a Lace Shoe
cau he tallied iuto a beautiful button Gaiter
Will take old; is hjr the same -at any tiui.
We have the Best nd Latent Styles iu
Missed aud Children's I'uttou Gai ers aud
B iitiiorals tint are imported, but for good
dibstantial wear there are none 'lifttcaa
come up to our uwu make. W'e Warrant
them iu every respect.
Seven entirely Xew Styles of Ladies' and
Mi-ses' RUBBERS T e Nillsoii. Congress,
Marie Antoinette. Queen's Girmau. Velvet
Frout am' Alaska. Light, ' ii.'i Durable
;iinl Neat Fitting. Also, a lot of Children's
Rubbers. Biia; ou your feet.
TO WOIUOISSX.
COME AXD SEE
CUR CHAMPION BOOT!
Respecttully,
PROTZHAIJ. GILLIIIAN & CO.,
Cor- Front and Korrison Sts-,
rORTLAXI), RF.GOX.
D c. 1. Is71df
OLiFP HOUSE,
Oxitciox City. Orkgon.
riHIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING Been
L lalelv REMITTED and FURNISHED,
the Proprietors are now ready t aoccomrno
date I heir customers with HARD-FINISHED
double or single 10.. ins. Thev inTite all tbosa
foud of a GOOD MEAL and a GOOD RED.
to call and give them a 1 1 i.d, for they are
confident they e.tr please everybody, because
they - know how to keep a Hotel.
Prices to suit the tunes and Lvebtbodt,
according to the rooms .iceupied.
Attached to the. Iioi.se is a
BATH ROOM.
For the accommodation of csutomers.
MERRIAM i FOURMER,
June 1. 1 S7 I :tf Proprietors.
LOiiT.
17R0M THE UNDER-I ED, LIVING AT
Canennih, ab .ut the oth iiist , a Sorrel
Mare. ab ait fifteen hands high; six years
old; small white streak iu the fort Lead, with
saddle ioai ks ; shod uil around. Any person
returning sad mare or giying infuioatiou oi
her whereab' uts, will be suitably rewared.
VM. 11. M RS HA L.
Can. nu.h, Feb. 22, ls72.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
PORTLAND, - - OREGON-
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
INVESTMENTS.
Commissioner Selecting Swamp aud Ovei
t'owed Lands.
Farm Lands sold and purchasers obtained
for all kiuds of landed propeity.
Valuable securities transferred in exchange
for real estate.
Loans negotiated on property, and titles
examined and determined.
ConiUiisMous solicited and executed with
fid'diiy and promptness.
OFFICE No. 14 Carter's Building, corner
of Alder and Front sheets.
F b. :5. J s7o:tf
Li.
AT TUE
LiNCOLNJ AKERY.
WELLIAEVSS & HAHDmO,
AVE JUST OPENED A FULL VARIE-
ty of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND PROVISIONS.
The Bakery will be constantly enpplicd
with fresh
BREAD. CRACKERS,
CAKES. PASTPY,
CANDIES AND NUTS.
All of which wi'i be sold at living rates.
Remember that we do not sell goods at '
cost.
Also, please bear in mind that it takes
money to do business.
To the farming trade we would say, CASH
for you. produce, and CASH tor our goods.
Goods delivered to all parts of the citv.
Feb, Pi, l72itf
Summons.
In the County Court lor Clackamas county, .State
ot )r ;joii.
A. MEIR, Plaintiff, Civil action to recover
vs. J moner.
E. A. GIUSUX, Deft. )
To tlie above named Defendant:
AU1': HEKEHV O lTlTi:i) AND It E--
pure;l to appear in the alme entitled
Court aud anawcr 10 the eoinplaint of the plaiu
t i tt', tiled in the alnive entitled action, within ten
dues iroia the dae of the service of this sum
mons upon you, if served in Clackamas county;
are! if s. rve.l in any other county this lit ate.
then wii hiii twenty days) from such service ; and
it served by puhheation, you are notilied and re
quired to ;i'pear and an.w saiil eoniphiinf on
or b. tore the 1st Monday in May, IS72, that be
ing th-' orst day of the next teim of the Count v
Couit fir t.'lai'kainas county, Oregon, which will
boh-.H next after ih-j expiration of the i-erio.'.
I-n-s ni-il by the order of sai l .oort for the pub
licatiou of this svmiiioiis; and it' you fait so to
appear a:;.l answer, the plainMrt' will take judir
iueiit Hff.siisst you lor the sum of f1j 40, v.ith
leual intci est from June 7th, 171, and for' costs
and disbursements of this action; tiiesaid action
beiii;.' t rourfit by j lamtitf to reeover the afore
said balance due on book jircouiit for Taerehan-
tise ;.old deti-ndaitt bv j.lnintilf. And you are
further notified, that the Jion.J. K. Wait, Judire
of saio ounty ourt. on the 5th day of Febru
ary, 172. made an order uireeting- the euinnions
o he served by publication in 1 lie Oregon City
EuterrTise for six sii'-'-es-uve weeks.
V.'Ar.REX &c FOttliES,
Ma.rcli I, 1S72:v6 riff's Att'ys.
House For Sale.
DWELLING HOUSE COXTAINING
J. -V seven rooms, s tuated on the hill, is of
fered for sale on reasonable tarn; a. For par
ticulars apply to Geo. Hard' nj at the Parnum
ahi.n, or to Henry Harding at the Lincoln
Bakery.
Oregon City, April IS, 1??2. tf
Dr. B. Rm FREEArJDj
rnm
I-OOM 2 DEKUM'S EUILDIXG. CORN
V er First and Washington Sts., Portland.
Nitrous Oxide administered, n23tf.
rr- .'--Ii1 i s p a . .
MS J
AUCTION A3 D COMMISSION
A. II. Hiclfisai'4lson,
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portland.
AUCTIOxXSALES
Of Real Esdate, Groceries, GeneralMerhatt
dise and Horses,
Every Wednesday and Saturday !
A. B. Kigiiardsox, Auctioneer
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined Bar and Bundle Iron
Kngiish Square and Octagon Cast steel
Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws;
Screws, Fry-pans, sheet iron, li. G. Iron
also: O
A large assortmentof'Groceriea undLiqaera
A. D. liiciiAitDSON, Auctioneer
o
TO XOITO MEN J
rpo YOU RKLOXO THE FUTCTE Of
jL our beautiful and fust growioe: Stnk.
Soou the rdiiil! whistle of the IRON' 1IORSB,
ns he con fs f looking across this treat co
tinent, drawing alter him the rich produt
ot the Nation's Wealth and Industry, will
announce the
"GOOD TIME COAIING,"
when Oregon's own Sons ahd Dauehtora
will be called to till the new avenues of Ri
uess. Everyone should prepare lor an
ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE.
Great changes hate been made in the on
mercial nfl'aiis of Oregon in u few reara.
What the deelopements of our .tate will b
in the future, is u question which depends
upon the HUSINESS gUALIFICATlOSS
of Iter 1) oung Men.
Within the past foar pxn f oatia4
prosperity, the
National Business College,
of Portland, Oregon, has sent out SCORES
of youug men fully qualified, and many f
whom are how filling high stud luci afire po
sitions in ttie Ranks, Counting-Rooms and
Stores of our State. So great is the demand
tor
Good Accountants
f3
that Business men hare been frequently
compelled to send East for as-istanee. X
enterprising, studious Young Man who baa
passed through tbe prescribed court f
studies at this
MODEL COLLEGE
has complained for want cf a situation and
at good salary, too.
Every faciliy is here fTbrdei acquir
ing a
EOUIJD BUSINESS EDUCATION
in tbe shortest possible time, and at
THE LEAST EXPENSE.
Every student will hare an
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE!
After having completed the Theory, he is
introduced into a
M1XIATURE WORLD OF BUSINESS,
which has the c-flect of thoroughly familiam
imr him with all the minutiae of real business.
The course of study embraces Double and
.-ihgle Entry Book-Keeping, Commtrcil
Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspon -ence.
Business Penmanship, regular and
special Lectures, ttc, etc , combining theory
with practice.
ALSO,'
Superior advantages for securing a thorougk
knowledge of
ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP.
TELEGRAPHY,
PHONOGRAPHY,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ITALIAN. ETC
For full particulars, call at the Colletre Of
fice. in Carter's building, corner of Fiont
and Alder streets, (entrance on Alder) Port
land, Oregon, or send for cicultir. Addreas
BeFRANCE &. JAMES,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Mercb 31, ISTl'yl
Sheriff Sale
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
MJ order of sale, issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Ort'fioii, for the eouutv of Clacka
mas, dated the 27th day of March, A. I)., 187J,
and to me directed, pursuant to a decree in favor
ot J. D. Strowbridire, Administrator of the estate
of John 'lorreiiee, deceased, plamtitf, and uyainnt
George Abernathy and Hiram (.dark, doing busi
ness under the tinu name of George ALrnetlir
and Co., deJendants, for the sum of sixteen thou
sand, tnree hundred and twenty-one dollars,
321 no, and the further sum of twenty-eight
,50-100 dollars costs and disbursements, by virtue
of a decree ot foreclosure of mortgage on real
estate, 1 have, on this 2th day of M.-irnh, A. IK
1S72, levio.1 on the following described parcel ot
land, specified in said decite and order of sale as
lohows, to-wit : 1xt nuinWr sc-Tcn. 7, in l!liK;k
nmuberone, 1, and the north hnl f of lot number
seven, in liioek number twenty-nine, in Ore-Citj-,
Claekumas county, Oregon, as desig
nated upon tde tiliicial uiaps thereof, together
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining, rs the property ofth
said George Alnsmethy and Hiram Clark, delend
ents, and on Saturday, tlie 2tb. day of April, A.
!., 1S2, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of ,-i4l
day, in nout of the ourt House, in Oregon City,
in said county. I will pr.cecd to sell the same to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy taid e.xeea
tion, costs and accruing costs.
ARTHUR WAliXF.lt,
iSherni of Clackamas comity, Oregon.
Dated Oregon City, Alarch 28, 1872. w4
Sheritff Sale. "
1?Y VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION AXD
J"- oruer ot sale, issued out of the Circuit Court
oi tne fstare or Oregon, tor the county of Clarka-
mas, uaieotnc 2UH Uay ot March, A. J., 1872,
and to me directed, pursuant to a decree in favor
of Henry Jlumhel, phuntifl, and against John
rMege, oeienu.uit, tor the sum of two thousand
and fifteen 25-100 dollars, in U. S. gold coin, and
the further sum of forty-seven tHi-HX) dollars coat
and uisliiirsements. l',y virtue of a decree of fore
closure of mortgage on real estate. I have this
2S;h day of if arch," A. U., 1872, levied vi the fol
lowing described tracts or jiarcvls of town lotn,
situate in Oregon City, Oregon, rcined in said
de t ee and order of side as iollowt, to-wit : The
undivided one-half of lots numbered fonr, 4, nnd
live, a, in El.jck number twenty-three, 2.'5, aeoord
ing to the plat of said town now on tile in the
County Clerk office of Clackamas county, Ore
gon, together with the hereditaments and apper
tenanees thereunto belonging or in anywise ap
pertaining as the property of swid Jolm Htcie,
and on Saturday, tne 27th day of April, A. 1.,
1S72, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of said day,
in front of the .'ourt House door, in Oregon City,
in said county, I will proceed to sell the same to
the hiidK-st bidder, for U. fs. fold coin, U satisfy
said execution, costs and accruing costs.
Al'.Tll L It W A KX Eli,
Slieriff of Clackamas county, Oregon.
Dated March 28, 1572:wl
Guardian's Sale.
TOTH'K IS HEIiDBY GIVEN THAT, HY
virtue of an order of the Honorable County
Court of the Stale of Oregon, for the county of
t laekamas, made at the February term, 1.5,72,1
will seii to the highest ladder, at the Court iiouse
door, in (Jregon ( ity, ( laekamas county, on Sat
urday, the 4 h day of May, 1S72, at piibbc auc
tion, the following desciihed real estate, the pro
perty of the minor heirs of Enost-lover, deecawd,
to-wit : Eots numbered one, 1, two, 2, five, 5,
fi, seven, 7, and eight, a, in DIock numbered sixty-two,
in the town of Oregon City, cinty of
Clackamas, State of Oregon.
Terms of sale. One-half down and the re
mainder in two equal quarter-yearly payment.
secured by mortgage.
fa " T.J.TAYLOR,
Guardian of M. E. Mover, E. A. Hover, A,
J . Slover and C. T. fclorer, Mmon..
IMPROVKD'
DAPJD SAWS
IoUling Muchint,
MORTISERS,
LgsAnd ere y description,
S3f Wood-vvtiking Ma
chinery and Planing
Mill supplies. Address
BERRY ct PLACE.
Machinery Depot,
112 California St. ifaa Francisco,
cov2icowoa
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