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J:.,. ft 1 !)c lUcckhj ulcrprtse. : MAY r.l. LS72. FRIDAY, If JL 1W. . J. ' I J. '" TOWN AND tOl'Vl'V. SOCUW.K. A largo number of toe friend, of Mr. and Mr,. I'artlaw ba.l a Tery pleasant party at Ib-ir residence .... t..:. r.ninsr. The company was comno-ed of a number ol fr-nut..-j'ortVand.and h.dios and p-n ,! ,i,v and Mr. I'". .hbois. of fntlemeu from men from Thfrv l,,"W TJhT a i.ohe'r f of amuse I S until an early hour.,, ifco 111'"1- J - . i i ....,.lt.r uvu served. ; in, A splendid supper wasserveu Sdll! enj ,ye,l the occarton vJ -PP Tbe Oregon City string hand u.n,fcuc. tbe music to enliven me hcmh. A Faim-kk. Tlie hypocracy t I'ne Republicans in their profusions of vvhis kv reform was plainly ilusinCod last week. Mr Walker a zealous Good Templar, and Kepnblican. dcsircsl to addiv- lUepeop.e of this place last F.iday. 'ml In humd ttU' doors locked, and the injreiiuii y of li t Radicals was brought in use to poK.- him ofT on Monday, for h-ar it would hurt the Radical ticket. Shame on such hypocra- cy- I. 0. O. F. Capt J. T. App'Tsnn. of this place, was elected C.ran.l Master at the recent session of the Graud Lodge. K most excellent selection. A. J. Mar- Hball. of I'oriland. 1). G. M.; Ju-lize L. V. lligby-of Silver City. I. T.. (J. W.: C. N. T.t-ftT f.f Kit . . -i . . . i r J I i . . a'.em. l.ranu r-ccrt'iiir). aim i. ilem. Grand Treasurer. Mr. Whalley and V. G. Schwarki. were elected representatives to the L'. S. Grand Lodge. Seak f Ns. The wandering Attorney of the United State? is to address the peo ple of this place this alteration and even ing. AVe presume lie proposes to tell the people all abo-it what little corruption join !.e is and has been engaged in. which will account for the fact that it. takes him two speeches to tell everything lie knows. Iv Town. Westgate, the man who was recently arrested in this place by the Sheriff of Tillamook county, and escaped from custody and for whom a reward of $ ri) was offered, came into town last Fri day, under disguise, got his wife and worldly goods and took his departure, without any one knowing it was him un til he was gone. Raoi.y inju:ki. A man named Long, employed on the locks, was badly injur last Friday by a premature explosion. It was at first supposed that the injuries would prove fatal, but we are pleased to Hate that Dr. Darclav considers him in a lair way .of recovery, and will sustain no Futle permanent injury. Ji stk'ks Messrs. K. J. Collard and L. Diller have been placed in nomination as cmiriid.itcs for the 'flice of justi.e ot the lVace fr Oregon City Frecinct. They re both good voutig men. competent to ti!! the uositbm with ciedit to t!iemse!ve the posttnoi with ci edit to ud the interest d the County. be elected. Let them Fkks n u..--I'v Senator Ne-mnlt gave us call es'tu d-iy. Mr. N. has done no- hie service fur the p:.-rty dining this cam p-iign. 1 le le ; In and expects to s i tlcf and to- !u t r. e yesteioav Inr Home, t k i o i! ay at 1 lob-pcnd-v at I (alias. He gives u- cheering acc Folk. tints of the prospects in The c eiaty cmdidites speak at Court House to m orrow afternoon. rr Ritiuet and Lord Ran in. the the w o K eat A niei ic tl statesmen, it re OX J icC I'd I.i tie in their Iiest. Iilai. an l ee nation wdl be saved ly their timely coining to the front. Fl .1 '.C TION 1 1 KTtTt S. W - ask it as a pre- special favor of our fr riuct in this count v to ; Is iii ever id us the e re.-uit. !e after ot lie- election as soon as ihe polls are c'.oicd. We will ail be brought in on Don't forget i his. po s hope ihat they Monday night. Imuan.v There are a great number of Indian- arouttd town again. Why can't the agents who are paid to keep them on the reservation retain them where they belong? They are a nut-ance, and should be kept where they belong. Mx Fmio'.vxki). J.mes Thompson, em ployed on the Senator, fell overboird at thi place. 1 ist Thursdiy evening ami was drowned. Fd'orts have been in ole to re tatver his body, but have proved fruitless thus far. Const uu.ks. Messrs. S. D Richardson nnd F.J- Ward have been placed in nom ination as the Democratic candidates for Constables, in this precinct. See that they are elected. Fkusonai.. We had a call from Gen. K. L. Applegate last Monday. Elijah is out doing a little work tor the party that dismissed him from service. Sick. The many old friends throughout the State of Mr. John Fleming, will re pret to learn ,that lie has been confined to Lis bed lor the past three weeks. Nkw Ft ti.nixt;. A new two story building is in course of erection in Linn City. That town appears to be improv ing. Mkktixu ok Tiik CoisciL, The first regular meeting of the Council will be he! 1 next Tuesd iv evening, nt the rooms i'l Dr. Thesing's building. Skwino Socikty The Ladies Sewing Society of the Episcopal Church, will meet next Tuesday at the residence of ,lr?. Cautield. Cot NT y Coinr. The June term of ti; iCoiintv Court commences next Mondav, Ori:ixr, ok Tin: 1'oi.t.s. The p('dd under the new law, are to lie oiieaed at S o'clock, a. m., and may le closed at C m., but can be kept open until votes cast after gal. Let the .1 o'clock. All votes cast auer t o ciock are lite gal. Let tlie .Judges of election remember this fact. A. CuniosiTY. "C," the cor respondent to the Ongonlan M ould bo regarded as a real curi osity if li is identity could be es tablished. Wonder if the Orc-jo-nliii has taken lessons from one of its neighbors and writes its own correspondence from this city? If you want a good, honest and incorruptable man in the Sheriff's office, vote for Capt. A. F. Hedges. Tho Captain is an old citizen of tuis place, and no one can say aught against him. to. Changed Precincts. Following we republish a list of the precincts which have been changed and the boundaries of the same. Let our Democratic fi sends take notice of the change, ftn. be governed accordingly: Canemih precinct was changed so as to make the notthetiy and weuprn lines by ihe farms -of Wei-s and Allen's the line of ihe precinct. instead of l4ie Willamette and TiiwUtin rivers, and th -southerly t.ound ary is i'arrott and Reaver creeks of said p.-ecint. Young's Ximc of the precinct chang ed to F-tgle Creek and t'.it; former place of voting changed to or ucar Fhiliip Fos ter . Flrasant Hill The eastern line of said precinct was changed to the section line on the west side of sections 11. 13 and fractional 21. T 3 S. U. 1. W.. and said sec lions are placed in Tualatin precinct. Tualatin. The western boundary of said precinct was changed (hat the west ern line of sections 12. 13. and fractional section 24 be the line of said precinct and all persons residing thereon belong to Tualatin precinct lor voting purposes. Union The eastern line of said pre cinct was changed so tha' where the sec tion line of sections JS. and 9. T. 4. S. R. 1 F.. intersects the MolaUa river, thence fol lowing said section line .South to the cor ner of sections 2U. 21. 28 and 20 of said township, thence following the old line of said precinct as heretolore recorded. The place of holding the polls, at or near Wm. Ra r low's Upper Mola'la The western line of said precinct was changed as follows : Commencing at where the township line between T 4. S. R. 1 Iv. and T 4. S. R. 2 F intersects, and crosses MolaUa river. thence due south on township line to the county line ; and the east line of M irquani s pre cinct, be so changed from the original to follow said township line due south to the county line. Canby A new precinct called Canby was established, the voting place to be at Canby. and bounded as follows : Com mencing at tbe month ot Fairot or Hea ver creek where it empties into the Wil lamette ; thence up the said stream fol lowing the north prong called Reaver creek, until said stream intersects the township line between T. 3. S. R. 1 F.and T. 3. .S. R. -J. F; thence south on township line to il.e corner of sections 13 and 24. T. 4.S. R. 1 F.. and sections 13 and 24. T. 4. S. R. 2 Iv; thence west on section line to corner ot sections lt. 17. 20 and 21. f. 4. S. R. 1 F.; thence north to MolaUa riv er; thence following MolaUa river to its month; thence down the Willamette river at mouth of l'arrot creek, at the place f beginning. Linn City precinct, with the following boundaries: Commencing at the X. F. corner ot D. D. Tompkins' land claim: to where it intersects the section line be tween section 23 and 2 1. T 2 S. U 1 F; thence South to the corner of M-ctions 23. 1. 'I:, and 2(i in said T 1 S R 1 F: ihence due west following secctioti line to the Tualatin river: thence down sai l Tualatin rivt-r following it meandering to its mouth, win-re it empties into the Willam ette river following i;s li'.eanderings to the place of beginning. A vote for any portion of tlic Hailicttl ticket in tliis comity, is; a vole to emlorse the Good Templar Iloli.-nl.uv trick of mani palatini conventions. The ticket belongs to him, and I'eter gets the comitv offices, while liolhulay takes the Legislature. A Snow. (Jen. K. L. Applegate amused and disgusted the people at the Court, House last ?donday eveuing. The Kadicals were rath er disgusted with him, while the Democrats appreciated lite joke. TI. Or, ijnidii has made itself ridiculous in charging that, Sena tor Nesmith was profane and vul gar in his speeches. Kverybody who has heard him will testify to the falsitv of the charires. Vote or Capt. I ledges, the man will discharge liis who you know his duty faithfully and who does not belong to a master. He will assess the rich man's property the same as the poor man's, if the County Court sets aside any legal lv made assessments. 31. iitilKU. At tin? residence of Iicbert li via. Esq, May -rid. 1-7-j, bv Fidcr .1. I Allison, Mr. Jas. K. 1. Crcbtde and M ss Mary Jrvnt, nil i f Clackamas county, Oregon. 1 rout- li Hi. This is an irritation op in!l imation of the luonchial lubes, which e-.-rry the air we breathe into the lntigs. It iirises from a cold s titled in the throat, from Catarrh ex tending to theja? parts, from scrofalous af fections, and from severe use of the voice. The irritation from this bitter cause com mences m the ,.r and glutti. which are the osgans of the voice, and extending downwards produces hoarseness, coughing and spitting mucous nutter, sometimes mix ed wdl' blood, it is chiefly dangerous from its tendency to spread into the lungs, and terminate in coiisun p inii. It is in tne cure of severe and obstinate eases of this dis ease that, Dr. Pierce's l'n.?cn Medical Dis covery has achk'.'ed unpaid led success, and won tlu lou-3 -st prai-e fro n all who have i ii-ed it. it ts sold ty all respectable drug gists. Xlit- Jnvaltcl. A IV n IItiirc See her p-.lid countenance, but a short lime ago the picture of l nddy health, the ?nvy of the school and the pride of the household. She was alwavs welcomed bv her schoolmates, for her lithe form and pleasing disposition carried cheerfulness iuto their ranks. Dilligrnt, punctual and exemplary, obedient and graceful at home, she won the hearts of all. Rut a!a-, we are s u rawed. Those rosy cheeks and ruddy bps are blanched by Consumption. The voice once so enchanting In langh and s"oir is f ct-blo. hu-ky and supplanted bv a a hollow cough. Let us approach her couch gennv ann iukc ner uv ine hand. Ja not si, IK Ider because of the feeble and oassioa- K-s grasp. The hand once s0 hear tv and plump is ematictated, and shows bonv out li ees. while the cords an ! tortuous veins are iainly maop' (1 upon the snrfa-e. Tbe pt-.'a that bounded with repletion, carrying vigor to the whole sy.??ni and imparting life beauty, vivacit ., health nnd strength, is deUeate to the touch. The f,ble heart can n t propel the thin, scinty b! icd Willi force? Must we lose her while" jet in her teens'. Cotnpanious and friends ga h-r nr un 1 with word of cl e r and consolation, iU1(r depart with moist n d eyes s id silent steps. Must we I se her? .No! there is a relief! We can stay this dest lover of our hunpine-is and not suffer the l.sS of st bright a em ;oniethini more is re u-ed now than diet tnce, fir na'nro e etc ary or hvuienie obs r; t"r a:d, and she it. Take this pieasant nieiicine. it IS lUV12-'.ratm r. It. it adtv. tne trntio.'e coivti. n p ores the petite and d,geti-.n, and "sends a healthv i tiag .e through the frame. The blood is err- i ppe ti. rscn.-.j, nervous totce mere sed,and fie heart b-ounds w ith a new impulse See her fice tor!0.,0! i,e;!i!,ilC(!,-rr- r,n? S11 but is gaming Let us tae her out in the warm smMtni, hi a short t:me she wdl be " ov uegrees: me color is 1 eturnui" able to go without rnr aid, a cheerful girl This delightful medicine nmn be God-bless el. It is r storing liea'th to our loved on i She is emerging fn m i.er siekness sweeter and nobler than before, and Dr. Fteice'd Golden Medical Discovery mnt liave the credit. It has raised her. So'd by & grg-. class druftst evervwLerr, Kcw To-Day. Sheriff Sale. BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT PLACED in my hands for the purpose of collect ing delinquent taxes, due Clackamas couoty lor the year lSTii, end to me directed, I will, on Saturday, the 'ivth day of June, 1S72, at the Court House door, in Oregon City, pro ceed to sell, to the highest bidder, tor L. S. gold coin, in hand paid, the following de crib'oed tracts or parcels of hind, or so n.uch thereof as may bi necessary t pay the taxes due thereon, tog-ther with the costs. Sale to commence ut lo o'clock, a. m. Names. Description of land. 'No A. ui't Alger?, Mrs. F. A., X. K. 4 of s-ec. -s, T. 1 S. 2 E 150 $ i 32 Aldcsson, C. part of d mation iund claim No 49, T 2 S, K 3 K. lilamette merid ian as Known and desig nated on the maps of the U. S. survey in the Land Otlice at Oregon City bounded aS follows: be ginning at the S E corn er of said claim, thence vve.-t along the south line thereof St chains to s-ittthwe-t corner ot the same, thence north along the west line 2o chains to the northwest corner ot the "L" on said claim, east 41 chains, theuce south lo Tu-U'4) chains, them e cast 4o chains to the east line of said claim thence south along said east line to the place of beginning, containing l.'.sA acres more or less 15$ J Fillings, K. X., west i of north east j and east A ol noith west 4 of Sec. 10. Town ship 4, south range ; east 100 6 41 4o 1'urnett, Mrs. L. A., Section 31, ti S. 4 E, fractional part of Phillip Fosters dona tion claim 4oJ 13 50 Culver, Mrs. E , lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and ti. in block is ru Or egon City 1G 20 Collins, Mrs. Mary, Commenc ing at a post or stone in the east line of Front street, in the town of Milwaukie, and in tbe south I ne of Win. Meek' land cla.m, Go c and ;?S I we.-t ot the southeast cor ner of .'aid Meeks' claim, Ihence along the east line of l'roiit st:eet, N 1', V 1 chain S.; links, to post or sfmu in I'oit- land and M.lwunkie road, thence N S u-', E chains j? links to post or stone in fence from which the southwest corner of II, W". Eddy's stabie, bears X st, E ti l links, thence south 7, W 1 chain. 10 ltnlis to post c r stone, thence seulh U', E S chains, '.'7 links to post or stone in fence, thence S So"', V o chains, to links along fence to east line of Front street, thence N b- , W g cb.ii s So iinks along east line of F'-out street t place of beginning; Conlaia- mg -J nj-IOO acres, more or less Cason, F. ('., esttte X of donation claim of F. C. Cason and wile in Sees. 17. -'o ami 21, in T 2 S, U 2 E containing 320 Cardinell, has. X. lb tlaim Xo. it", not'.iie..it!on No. 7.o 1''. bciu-.' parts of cs. 19 g , ': a..d ;;o, t s, U I F fiiO Chapman. Wiley The S E . of Sec (, T i S. K a E. con taining Hit) uc.es. being in (."'ackauias count v, Oregon .". DjO Duuton, T. J. l'att of cliim Xo . in S. c. 2n, T S, 15 -2 E of tl e WiUa'Cette meridian, described us follows, to wit: commen cing at a point 12 7-Vloo chains south, and 1 St 2'" b'U eh-iius west, of mean der corner mi b-;t bank Clackatr.as river, in east 4 05 8 Gl 21 CO F I boundary of snid section ! thence .south ti", west s :, j.i.i chains, ihence soutn s'.c, east Si 7o b'O ll.ein e not tli ;-' cast s loo cha;ns, theuce n o r t h s li w e s t It 7o-lou cludus to plaie of bcgiim ng.eoi.ta id ;j eight acres more or less 8 Fckles, J. D The following desritied parcel of real estate, to-wit : lots four and six, 4 and it, section tweuty-t n- , ';, uUn the north halt of the south east, piarte'- of section twenty-nine ('Jt'), town ship I'nrce (:D s 'iith range four i 1 1 east, Wil lianofte meridian con taining one hundred and sixty-two oi'-l'it) acres (lo2 .".'.-1 1 0 mere or less Ferry, ('. '. Tlie P llowing described parcel of real estate, to-wit: one town or city I d. situated in Oregon City, Clackamas county. State of Oregon and numbered on the plat u f said city as lot Xo. it, in block, Xo. 12 Ferry, Mrs. A. I Commenc ing at S W cot tier of M. M. McCarver's donation claim in Clackamas comi ty. State of Oregon ; thence running norther ly with the Covetnment Survey of said line one fourth of a mile; then e running easterly on a I ne pai a'.le! with the .said McCarver's souheasterly boundary line one fourth of a mile, thence south oily parallel with said M c C a r v e i 's westerly boundary lineone fourth ot a mile, thence wester ly along with McCarver's southerly boundary line to place of beginn ngj containing eighty acre-", being the S V . of Mrs. Julia McCarver's part of M. M. McCarver's dona tion claim, as awarded to the said Julia MeCar var 80 3 74 1 00 5 40 Gaines, Mrs. A. I". Beginning in the middle of the county rood on the line between sections 13 and 1'.', running from thence west one-half of a mile, ihence north 1-2 mile thenje east one mile. ther.ee south one-fourth of a mile, thence west J mile, thence south 4 of a mile to the place of be ginning, containing 220 acres, more or less, being the south half of Sec. IS in T o S, K 1 E, in Clack amas county, Oregon, being a part ot the doua- ti n claim Wm. M. Kie: er and his wife Koxie... 220 S OS Hughes. W J X i of donation claim of said Hughes and vvite; notiiic-itiou Xo 4.7'i ', on tile i the land otlice in Oregon City, Or egon, being in Sec "Jo, f ) S, li 1 "', containing lis 1 acres, being in Clackamas Co., Oregon 1154 3 07 Harrison. Piesley The frac tional s e 1-4 of see. i!'.V ! HawkiU'chas-'Commcncing 1 t4s rle running n so l,! vlnoIJ I? t ' s. li 3 E Si 2 V) rods, thence e liio rods,' thencj soutu 80 rods, theuce w 1H0 rods more or less, to place of beginning, containg acres, in Clackamas CO., Oregon ay, Cl.uk Beginning at the a e cotj ot Lyman Wil- ' I I ! tr j S1 1 72 1 COURTESY lianii land claim, thence w 200 rods, thence uortu 128 rods, theuce east 200 rods, thence s to place of beginning, containing 1C0 acres, in t 1 s. r 4 e, C:ackam;s Co., Oregon lCd Irvin, Robei t All of the u of sec .", t 2 s. r 1 e, contain ing 30 acres, being in Clackamas Co., Oregon, as per U S patent issued 43 to J. L. Daily, date June loth, lst;- 33 00 Locey, J. D. Lot s, block lo, iu Oregon City, Oregon, according to the plat of Orego i City on file in the County Clerk's otlice, Clackamas Co., Oregon Jennings, Wm. L. The south erly half of the donation land claim of Lbeytnau Jernings and wife; noti fication Xo l .0o4, on tile in the land ollice, Oregon City, Oregon, in scts 13 and 24. t '1 s, rle, and in sees IS and 19,t t s,r2 e. Willamette ineiidian, Oregon Knotts, Jas. X 1-4 of sec 27, t 1 s, r 2 e, containing l j i acres, being in Clack amas county, Oregon. . . Locy, Josiab, heirs ot Thee of the w i cf -sec 13, t 5 s, rle, Willamette merid ian con, aiding Did acres Laswell, Isaac The donation land claim of said Las wed and wife, ius cticna iS, l A; Mo. t 3 s, r 2 e in H5 19 57 100 Cl.ickamas Cotintv, Ore- go. i, containing 04 t acres s C40 20 Robinson, T. G E J, of sic 1 t 5 s, r 1 e, in e lackamas County, O regon, con tain -iug Sao acres Lyon, S. M. Tiie n ho', the e J of s w 1 4 and n h of tbe w k of s w 1-4 of sec 17, 20 40 t 4 s, r 3 e, Clackamas county, Oregon, contain ing to ucics.more or less Mattoon,Orran The south half ot the ea-.t half of the s w 1-4 and s 4 ot w i of the s e 1 4 of section 17 containing so acres, s. tu Uted iu Clackamas coun ty, State ot Oregon Mier, Laac The lie 14 of sec 6, t 2 s.rle, and being a portion of the donation claim of Isaac- Mitehel, situated iu Clackamas countv. Oregon, con tain- SO 4 7J so in g 1 lid acres . . . , .. 1C0 20 MeCarver.M. M. The fraction al part of the donation l.itid claim of said Mc C'arvtr and wile, situated lying and being in sec 12 tti s, rle, containing 'MC acses, in Clackamas county, Oregon McKiney, David, heirs of The e"i ot the e i ot sec a."), t 2 s, r 2 e, Clackamas co. .containing DiO acres 2o 1G0 3 0 1 Morgan, 11. lb -N h of n i of Cvrus Wadswoi ih's do nation land claim, cou ta mug lljo acres Markham, Elizabeth being a part ot claim No. 41, bounded and described as l'oliow,to-wit : begin ning ut a point 23 chains west of the pi. n ter sec coiner between sees 'li and -e.i, t 2 s, r 3 e, the Same b ing the s w cor ner of claim 41, theuce s 77'3, e 77 chains to the s e cor of sal-1 claim 41 , thence n 77, w r.'D'S chains to place of begin ning, containing he' acres in Clackamas Co., Oi e;on Moore, W in --Oswego, Ciack.i mas county, Oregon, lot 7, iu block 1, accoidtng to the plat of sai i town, Fclton. Chm Tiie s ' of the s of the k e 11 of section I, and the fraction. il n-w 1 4.f sec 12, t 2, s r 2 e, altogether containing DM acres, ace r-!ing to tit ed from (I. It. lliu man and wile to Said Fclton, dated g"!h .) an ui I y, 1 si;, ly ng and being iuChtck h iu i- con idy, Oregon . . . Non -Iiesideut Land X e 1-t of stc -J7,t I s,r 2 c.Dio ae es " X w 1-4 oi" section g7, t 1 s, 'J e, li'.o acres " X e 1-t of .sec 2s t 1 s 2 e, DM acres Rhodes, Geo The donation land claim of said Geo. Rhod -f, wing and being in seci.s hi and 'J4. t 3 s 3 e, containing bio acres Clackamas county, Ore gon J. F. Haughes and Win. M. Ra kei Hegiuniiig at tne ii"tt!i west corner of the south east 1-4 of .section 4. in township -3 south, ran-.'c I west of the Wil lamette meridian and ru lining theuce south chains ton stake, thence cast lo hains to a stake thence north 'JO chains, thence west lo drains to place of beginning, con taining : acres, more or less Wilson, Dan The south west 1-4 of section C in town ship 2 s mil range 3 east of the Willamette meri dian, cont lining 1 13 acres Rits, Phillip -Lot 1 block 14 in Oregon C:ty. Oreg r, ac cording to the plat of said town now on Hie in County Clerks ollice . Summte s, Geo Commencing at the s w corner of sec 2y t 4 s r 1 e, thence north b)o 1-3 rods t hence e liio rods, thence south L " 1-3 ro is, thence w l'Jo rods to place of beginning, containing 12 4 acres, in Ch ckamas county, Oregon ...... . . Thompson, K. R. acres in Holmes' addition to Ore gon City, Oregon, in t2 s r 2 e Vanrenslear. J (J 3 4V acres of land It ing and being in Clackamas county Oregon, as described by two tleeds recorded at pages 4'i2. 403, 4'U, 4:3, 4 i4, 4'.io, in book H of records of deeds for said county . Vinson, J. S. South t-a-t 1-4 80 1G -0 150 6 4S h 4S 0 4S 1 07 1 6) 67 4 05 17 00 of sec 32 township 4 south ranre 1 east of the Wi lamette meridian, 1 60 acres 10 e4 Young, Wm Ihe n w 14 of northwest one-fourth, and east 1-2 of n if 1-4 of sec! ion 1 s, t 2, s r, 3 e, containing 12 ) acres, in Clickarnas countv-, Ore iron S 2i A. WARXCR, SheriiTof Clackamas Co., Oregon Specistl ."Votive. IJK.V CEUGH'S WORM L' hvrup for rup ir C aildren. A. H. B;di, drag- fiU'tU Jhiralentrtothe gir-t is it gent Oregon Citv mannlacturei s, Saiem, Oregon fMotice. 1 ) ARTIES WHO WERE OCCCl'i l.NC- lauds in the "Grande lionue mi'i nt-u Reserves," in the State ot Oregon, in the vears lS.o-56.and had to abandon the same in consequent-- of s od Reserves having been selected bv the C. S. for tire settlement of the Rogue" River Indians, will please .-end ineir aadresse. lor iurtner toi ic.-p'cinr, j - -to It. w. Dotv.v.iivs, Att'y, Box 19-3, j asningtftn cny. i'- v- : falls evcampjiext xo. 4, i. o. . I F". Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on t?;e j FIRST AXD THIRD TUESDAY EVENING j of each moDth. Patriarchs in good stand- j ing are intrited to attend." 1 reb. S, 1?72 tf i OF BANCROFT LIBRARY, Business Directory of Portland, Oregon. PCBL1SH ED BY L. SAMCKL, General Advertising Agent, 'J3 Iron t Strttt. Ackerman's Dollar Store, So. mm Kir.t stitet. Iienorters and Job bers ot tancy Goods. Tevs ware and Plited Ware, Crockery, i'biss- A.' jr Hause, First st , between Oak and ; neat. 1J. L. Lougfel- me. Lvervi fl 1 11 : low, Proprietor. BOOKS, STATIONERY A,D PERIODICALS, IJ A XCUOFT it MOItSK, Agents fur Mabie. To.ld i Co.'s celebrated C'oltl Iens. Ivison. Pdakeman, Taylor & Go's School Rooks. Ju.st I'ublixUed, 'a full Hue of Legal Jitanks for this Statu. 1arman, tire only direct Importer of Cloth ing, Ac, cor. Front A Washington sts. c h aXIarr e t t, trttoLtSAir. ijooksj:i.i.i:ii & statioxek, largest stock ix portland. Xo. 7 9 Front and Xo. 5VuH ington ill l t ti. BECK, WILLIAM A SOX. 12y Front st. Importers and dealers in Guns, Rilles and Ilevolverg of every description. Fishing Tackle, Fancy Goods. Reads, Rird Cages, Baskets, Croquet (James, and Uaby ( arriages. Agents for the "California Fowder Works;" also, for the " Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines.'' X?ck. John A., 12 "J Front treet. practical Aj Watchmaker & Jeweler. Work done for the Trade. 15 O O E A xn J 0 11 V IX I X T K US. HEMES A BACHEI.DER 93 Front street T risrham Pine. am A Heinhart, First st. bet Oak A importers of Stoves, Ranges, Kitchen FtensiD. Iiju- hanan, W. A., s. w. cor. First A Taylor J sts. Cheapest Furniture House in Port laud. c A RPETS WALTER R ROS. S'J Front street. C Clarke, Henderson A Cook, 81 & S3 First .street. Dealers iu Dry Goods, Faucy Goods, Ac. C1ohn A Ro.,C!if-hl, 14S Front s ! sion Merchants A Dealers i California Produce. st. Com rais in Oregon A oniric, .1. R . Manufacturer A. Dealer in Saddles, Harness, and Saddlery Hard, ware, sm; Front .street. rrier, W A. Co.. l(:i Front st. Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. Hats Fumishi no- ('oods. 1) Lashmutt A Oatman, Front street. Real Estate Airents. niouev bcine,! houses rent 1. 1)KNT Ah GOODS, O. 11. uoodard ,v Co. lol Front street. D RUCCISTS, C. H. WOODARI) A CO. 101 Front street. Orders from any portion of the State or Ter ritories ratfullv fibel bv nict or fvn-rc3 Tmil, Loweusteiu A. C'o. Fin no ore kii.I it Fit Carpet dealers Stores from lot to 133 t street. Ipmplovment A'encv. Witherel! A Ifol j man, So Front st. Furnish all kind-! of help. TTverd ng A Reebe, lo Front stteet. Com i J mission Merchants and dealers in Do mestic Prod nee. al ishion Livery Stable, cor. First A Salmon sts. E. Corbeit, i'r m. (Pod turn-outs always on hand. st-.. Dealers A Manutac. Cothing, Fnrn- ishinir Goo Is. i J, Dekum' ton sts. block, cor. First A .Vash- G ill A Steel, 7" and 77 First street. Deal ers in IJook-, Siuliouerv, and Musical Instruments. GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The largest Music House on the Coast. STESNWAY rmOS, LTRDETT ORGANS, ;. I j. IePK.YXS, Manager. SOI.K AllEXCl" FOE TIIK u SSowe"' Soxvisijg 3Iacliiise. f-A gents wanted. II ackenev A. Sterne. Grocers and dealers in all kinds i f Seeds, cor. First and Mam sts. .tmbu'"ger, I!., 133 I-irst st reet. importer and deak-r in Staple Fancy Dry Goods, Mibtnerv. tndee, D. II., Photographic Artist, s. w. L cor. rust and Motrison sts. Child s Pict. spec lt-. Henrtchseti, L. C. A Co., lo'.t First street. Manufacturers and dealers in Jewelry, Watches, Ac. bard, Geo. L., '.S t rout t., wholesale , Wagon Ma- aler iu Groceries, Door; Ac. tenals Hodge, dilef A Co., t'7 Front St., whole sale dealers in drug, Paints, Oib Gias .s, Ac. II cha.lt ).ME Sovidl' Macnine, strai-ht needle, under feed, "lock stitch." Competition cha. lcne;ed. M. E. leaver, 112 rront st. ren A Shin. Her, N"S. D'n to 172 Importers Furniture, Bed- d tur, Ac. nternational Hotel, cer. Front and Morri son s's. M. Rudolph, Prop. Free Buss attends steamers. Tohn.J. A Co., 01 Front st.. wholsale and JV retail dealer in Fine Clothing, Furnish ing Goods. "A f aison Doree Restaurant, piivate rooms j. I for Families, cor. 1st and tMne streets. L for Families, cor. Q- V'oos. Prop. 31 ,-irt.in, Vj x t o., wnoiesa.e neater in Wines A Liquors, O. S. X. Co s Block, and San I- ran M eier A Schmepr, 111 Front St., wholesale and retail Confectioners. Mi'.'er, . . Jew. John R , !i3 1st st. Watchmaker A eier. oilers to tin purine a line as sortment ot v atciies, ciocks ano jeweiry. f oellcr A Co , Front near (t st.. Dealers 3L in native and foreign Wines, Liquors and Ciirars. N .Torthrup. E. J., Hardware, Iron, St. el. Hubs. Spokes, Hardwood Lumber, if-:., Portland. . -i.iental Hotel, cor. First and J O t, Smitn & Cook, Proprietors Morrison s. 1 parish, W'ati.ns A Cornell, Real Estate Deri's, f0 tront street, bet. Alder and Washington. IJUOiOGRAFIIIC OOOD. C. Il.Wood- 1 ard A Co., 101 Fiont s. ice, J. M.. 1-J7 Front sfr"ef, wholsale dea'er in Tinware and Stoves. ?htc, Paul. 10.-, Fii-st st.. importer of Berlin wooden Carvings, Parlor Orna- m-nt. Ac. I ider, G, C-, Real Es'ate A Money Broker, V !'2 Front street. Portland. T ''senbatim, I.S.ACo., Tohaccomsrs. import .1 V ers of Foreign and Domestic Liquors.- Rase House. Front st. On First Class Prin cipal. Tborcas Ryan, Frcj5riefor. r Sherlock, S., 61 Iiont and 02 First sts dealer in Harness, Saddlery and Sad dier Hardtvare. Simon, J., 53 F rent street, dealer to Doors, . Sash A Blinds, Window A Plate (ilass. Sinsheimer, IE, I-"7 First St., importer of 1'ianos, Organs, Sheet Masic, Music In tstruuients. Skidtroi-e. S. (L, 1J3 First st. DruggistT; Apothecary, k large stock of PertmneiT A T-ilet Articles. ' Qni tli A Davis, 71 Front sttect, wholesale tO dealer in Drugs, Faints, Oils, Window Glass, Perfumery, Ac. Snow A Roos, 73 First strtct. Pictures, Frames-, Moldings, Artist's Mat'. s, Draw ing List! umetrs. Smith, Put.. Broker, 9n Front st. Dealer in liCiral Tenders, (Jo' ernment Ronds and Geld Dust. STOXK, It. Ij.. 'o 107 Front Street. Watchmaker A Manufacturing Jeweler is appointed Agent tor the Waltham, Ftsrin. E. Howard A Co., Chas. E. Jacot, and the Caliiornii Watches; also, for all the produc tions and imports of the California Jewelry Con panv, San Francisco. Send 'or circular. Watches repaired in the very best manner and wakrantkd to give satisfaction. f"Vrry Pros., Xo. 17S First, street, manufac J tnrers and aenlers in Furniture, Red ding. Carpets, A c. ''phe Clothing store. 113 Front st. Clothing, JL Furnishing Golds, Roots aDd Shoes. Harris A Prager. rputtle, H. II., 142 A 144 Front st. Deuler i in Wagons A Agricultural Implements. rIyne, E. D.. n. w. cor. First A Oak sts., 1 dealer in Rrundies, Wines, English --le and Porter. r Javier, J. A , 147 Front St., wholesale deal X er in Butter, Eggs, Cheese, L.trd, Ba con, Ac. 7"illiams A Myers, 5 Central Block, Front St., Commission Merchants A deal's in Produce. 7"ha!ley A Fechheimer, Attorneys A So- licitorsiu Banktuotcy. Ollice in Odd Fellows Temple. LOST. " TROM THE UNOEItsi:::). LIVING AT 1. Canentah, about the 5th inst , a ."-on el Mare, about fifteen hands higlii six years old; small white streak in Ihe" forei end", with soldi. ; marks; shod all around. Any person returning sad mare or giying information o'. her whereabouts, will be suitablv- rewarded. WM. IE MARSHALL. Canemah, Feb. 22, ls72. SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED BY .A.. TjV"Y. I HAVE JITST RbDElVED A COMPLETE and well-assorted stock of CUSTOM-MADE CLOTIIIHS, AND GENTLEMEN'S' FURNISHING GOODS, Which I will sell at reduced prices. Call and examine my stock before purchas ing elsewhere. Prodncc Tiilvpu in Ex-han?? for Goods. A . I, -K V V, Klsiin street, Oregon C'iJy, FO R S-AXrl-i. rpiIF UXDEIIS1C.XED DESIRES TO SELL I his property in Oreg ui City will sell at a harga-n, to a good purchaser. Lot 8. in block 3, whereon th.-re is a good Dwelling Rouse with S rooms, partly hard linish bub ante cloth and paper ami the Liverv Stable now occupied bv Messrs. WiLis & liroughton. Water pipes laid on the premises, from Pease's water works. Also 4 town lots in Canomah, with good fence around. Also town io's in 1 nver end of Oregon City; also I 'hi of bum hit wn as the dona tion la id eta in of Wm. Stone. 8 milts southeast of Oregon City, with some im provements, thinly timbered, no under growth, eo n! lasting watnr -v.""ln(ju';re at County Clerks ofiicb. J. M. FRAER. Oregon City. May i;th. 1S72. v'5u23 fJotice to .Voters. rpilE PLACE OF VOTIXO I.N L1XX JL Citv precinct, wdl he at Shannon's School Hjuse,on the Sd dav of. June, 1S72. JOHN GOKDOX, M. K. PERRI.V. Linn City, May 22, 1s7l'. Judgrs. Propc Is for Haulins. 1 PROPOSALS TO HALL Lt'.M I'.ER FROM Messrs. llo'mes A llenslev's mill on Ahornethy, to Oiegtm City, will be received bv the uuders'neif, either at the mill or through thh Post-ollice. HOLMES A HEXSLEV. Oregon City, May 23, 1S72. Sheriff Sale. Y VIRTT'E OF AX KXP.CUTION ISSUF.D out. of tlie Circuit Court of the State of Ores iron, for the County of Clackamas, and to me di rected, in favor of A. Meir, plaintill, and airainst K. A. Ottwon, defendant, lor the sum ot three hundred nnd forty-six dollars and forty-six cents, $3 Vi 47, now due and with interest at the rate of ten .T't-r cent, per annum from the 7th day of June 1S7I, and the further sum of forty-four dollars and fifty-five cents, i ll -V", costs, I have levied upon and on Saturday, tlie 22,1 day of I tine. 1S7-, at 12 o'clock, rn., at tlie Court House door in heron ity, laekamas county, (reron. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution, costs and accruing-costs, all of the rirht, title anil interest of said K. A. ribson iu nnd to tbe following- described real property sit uatrd in said Clackamas eounty, to wit : be eolit h half of section eleven, 11, in town ship three, 3, south, ran ire one, i, west, contain ing three hundred and twenty, 320. acres. AKT1ICR WAItXER, PherilT of Clackamas county, Oretrnn. Oreg-on City, May 25d, 1872. r.30w4 Guardian Sale. "FX ri'-RsCAXCE OF AN ORDER OF TIIE " Honorable 'ounty Court of Clackamas county, Ort '-ron, errant intr me lieense to sell the whole of the interest of (ieonre Hathaway, a minor in the estate of Charlotte JbdhWay bate of said county, deceased, twins? the undivided one-third part of south half of the following' df-s-rilie'l real estate, to wit: south 1-4 of northwest 1-4: the east 1-2 of the t-outhwest 1-1, an t lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and .", of seei.ion 32, T. 1 S., R. 2 E., lot 3 of section Xo. , T. 2 S., R. 2 F... conNiininsf 254 72-100 acres. I will st 11 to the hiLdiest bidder, at the Court house door, in s aid county, the above described "proper ty, on Saturday, the loth day td June, next, at tlie hour of 1 o'clock, . m.. of paid day. Terms c.-ish, or approved credit secured by morttrasre. Deed at trie exp, nse ,,f purchaser. SYLVESTER HATHAWAY, Guardian. Milwaukie, May 13th, ls72. vm29:w4 Administrator's P-Jotico. npiIE COUNTY COCRT OF CLACKAMAS county, ire-iron, having appointed me Ad ministrator of the estate of .T ESS K V. BCJONE, deceased. All persons havinsr claims asrainst said est-,te are rired to prpsPnt th tn to int at the office of Johnson & MeCown, Oreproa Citv, within sjx rnonf iis trom this daif. AV". ( ' A li EY JOUXSOX, Administrator May 17, 1 "72. r,29:w4 JOHH SCHRAFifl, ?IA1 STItEnT, - OKEfiOVCITY ?'11M FATTriJER AXD IMPORTER OF SADDLES, HAKXESji. SADIMT?V-IIARI)- iv aim:, c, .c. TTflllCH HE OFFER-s a CHEAP AS V V cia be had in the State,- at Wholesale or Retail. -irl warrant all mv coods as representee. Oiv-on City, April "17, 2 5 7?. rSVt . THOMAS 0HARMAH ESTABLISHED - DESIRES TO INFORM TIIE CITIZEN'S of Oregon City, aud the Wiliametta ValLy, that l,e is stdl on hand, and doing business on the old motto, that "A Nimble six-l'ence ia better than Slow SUilling." I have just returned from Saa Francisco, where I purchased oue of the LAKGEST and BEST SELECTED Stock of Coods ever before offered iti this citT; aad consists iu part, as folljvvs; " Boots & Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats & Caps, Hosiery of every Becriptior, Haidware, Gro- cjries, Pamts & Oils Sash&Doors.Qietns- ware, Crockery Glassware, Chinaware, Stoneware, Platedware J ewelry of various qualities & styles, Clocks & Watches La dies & Gentlemen's Furn-4- ishing- Goods, Tancy Notions of every description.Patent Med icines, Rope, Farming Implementso of all kinds, Carpets Mattings, Gil Cloth, Wall Paper, &c Of the above list, I can sav my atoek Is the MOST COMPLETE ever ottered tit thisrmar ket, and was s ected with t-itf5'ilti:are for t liis min Wt t. All of which I now offer for sale at tlie Lowest Market Kates. No use for the ladies, or any one else, to think ot Lroit:iT to Port land to buv poods for I am DE'i Ei'MlXED To tsELE CHEAP and i.ot a low myself to be r.I)ERS()LD IN THE STATE OF OREGON. All I ask, is a fair chance and quick pay ments. 1',,-liev ntr. as I do. that h'neteeti years experience in Oregon City enables U to Know the retirements of the trade. Come one and alt, and see for-,vourSelves that tbe old stand of THOMAS CHAftfvtAri cannot be bent in quality or price. It xvnuld be useless for me lo tell y'ou sill the adVan t: ges I can offer jou in the sale of goods, as every store that advertises does thttt, and probably you have i-een disappointed. AMI wish to Say is. come and see and examine lor yourselves, for I do not wi.sh to make any mistakes. My object is to tell all hay old friends now that I am Still alive, and desir ous to sell roods cheap, lor cashj or on such terms as agreed upon. C Thanking all for UiC liberal piifrohage heretofore bestowed. T IIOS. CIIARMAK? Main street, Oregon City. ;s;TErfraI Tenders and County Script taken at niaiket rates. THOS. CltAltMAif. ?3;f-.TO,000 lbs wool wanted hV THOS. CHARMAN. IlEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE- JACC 3 STITZEL, t. C. Tf AT. JACOB STITZEL & CO., HUCCESSOR.S TO STITZEL & UPTOX., AND MOIVE Y ISItOKKKS Cor. Front nnd AVAaliington O R T L A X D , DREG ON . Special attention given to the sale of farm ing lands and city property. All corres pondence relating to t he recourcCS of Ore gon will be promptly answered- EEAL ESTATE JOURNAL 0 Published monthly. Sent free of charga to an' address. JACOB STITZEL & CO, March 1.5, lR7'J:tf Administratrix's Sale of Real Estates In the matter of the estate Of iianfel H. Good, deceased. -"'OTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT, UY --" virtue of an order of sale made and entered of Kecord by tbelllon. County Cturt of Clack amas county, at the May term thereof, 1S72, I will sell at the Court House dodr, In Ofepoh CitJ- Taekarnas county, Oregon, at public auction, on Saturday, tlie It day of June, 1874. at 1 o'eltjck of said day, the following described real estate, the property of said estate, to-wit: the north half of lot Xo. two in block No. four, in Oretron City, Clackamas county, Oregon; also lots Xo. Sevt-n and eiirbt in block Xo. sixty-nina in Oreg-on City, Clackamas county. State of Ore Kon ; also the west half of section nine, 9, T. 4 S., K. 1 K., containing 320 acres, being the donation claim of D. 11. (iood, deceased. Terms of sale are one-half cash in hand, ill t, S. Gold Co'n, the remainder in two equal install ments payable respectively in six and twelva months alter sale. Secured by mortpag- on prem ises sold. JUKI' E. GOOD, Administratrix of said estate. Oretron City, May 17tb, 1872. v0n20;-w4 masonic hall build ing. OREGON CITY, - - OREGON. K' EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND for sale, ci!kap fok cash, PARLOR, BEDROOM, OFFICE, SITTINGRC0M, and KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ikireaup, T ounces Rocking Chairs, What nots, Dec" f-tea-'s, Wa-hstinds. Curled Hair and I'nlu Matresses, Pulu Pil lows, Sjring Bed.-, Window Shades, I'ictare Frames, .Mouldings, Ac., &c. --yr--peeia! aitet.tion given to Uphottrr work in ail its hranches. Orders tilled with promptness. Kepairn g d n w ith neatness an. I disr.atch. Furniture made to order. Goods delivered to any part of town free of charge. Call and examine for ronr selvas. raaynn2l Dr. B. R. FREELAND, DENTIST, piiOM 2 DEKCM'S RU'LDINC, CORN Jt er First and VV shinstca Sts., rortland. Nitrus Ox-dv adsitt :s?erfd. o23tf. G G O o o o o 0 O G G o o O 0 O o o o o o G O 0 Q o o o o o O O o