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3 , o O O .o o o O C I O O t o i o ;0 1 c Hjtt CITY. OREGON, SEPT. li, 1573. ' station Kii HEHK.-Thc Annual Con- of the M. 1- Church, which was frrHHion in Olvwria llom Wi-lii.duy ln.wioii ii . f thi sent ofUst 'Vb KH- to i .reside over the the v . ' - - ... ' , M r. j lul y POni:rcg.iti , tl.r. I I i . I v.iiin man, tin-' cio ....... W V. f .inisiry. but . !' le u" 84 -Vl at e--l "I work in tin- vmeyar.i. Krt hit Hev..Ll. Lciry who has h-arll tll.ll 1 I, :., il.k cite- IV. i- Vca will rVtiru from tlu- luinis-tin- '':' M1' ... ,. , ,, .... account oi the by a man of his talent. ClTY Seiioou. The Oregon C"ity Sem inarv w i U h..i'. such mark, d prosi?r itv JurinK the year has commenced t) present und. r favoral le auspices. P ot Ma rum, I'rineiprd, and Messrs. Men-land and Nicholson assistants con ietute thecorjis of male te;-. hers, tic ".,c as last year. Miss A they and Miwillinidverare the Jemale teacliers. Tlie're are about I'M scholais in attt nd- MIKC 1C(. C iUMIHlt ill.- uniit i.i.iii.'ii.-' ...,iicr in w Inch the school i.s coiiduct- nv -l ,1 mid jxiluinj from the success of the ()tvar we conclude that with ne . ..v in.rii.iii.i the icacners na m ' 1 : 1 . bci-t.llic Uloroiii.ii s!;ti.oi.ici Him the scholars their capacity and their wants, the present year w ill he even mure successful than it w as the last. J.tM Ai''. Messrs. William.Sit liard inu's h'rsr, January, created quite an .xi" incut in town last Saturday l y I fating the iiaslel-cai ii, of tlie express w.if'"H to u liicii I ! was attached, with his hind I'm t. Hie aforesaid owners were iit liiir i'i "swappip:" him tor a more civil one. They trade once a week, hut h iveone tills time that will MiiU the tiadc. I f y u want to see it work, n to the J-incoln lUdvcry and ordcra h ad of ji ovi.-ions or anything tlsc usually kej'l in a liToccry store, uud , they will f.nthwith deliver the ..ii!r'. "JolN'i, Com;, knt. In last ve iv s issue we ; niiouiK ' d that Mt ssis. Tin s. Chaiman and S. A la rman, would leave "to-day" for S;in Francisco : hut to di-appoint "ye loc;d" tliey dhin't iro. This iiu.e we aie authorized to an nounce that the hae ;j lie, ami that tln-v idy lay d their Hip to prej aie for an eiiorm us stock of fall yooiis. w liich tin v pnp s-to have in market in a few weeks. They left overland on Wed in sdav, or t;:is "item is null and v.Id. KKiruNKi). Ti..' j llicst p:;rty of the "a-oii, w ho haw l ien njo ing the Mea-air of Salmon iiei for the last muni h, coii:st:ivr of eieoruc A. ilaid iie K-q., T;es. Milh r and li.rnily, G- o. Sac: I'aerd and family of l' 1 tlai.d. and sever;! families w hose nann s haeis-r.'.;;.li.uriiii-iiin!T. M M oil je Harlow ad a hal i-doy.eii oth.-r onnir laities, r- tinino' l.i-t Suinl.iy. Thiy h !: miicli :iairoed i:i "coiiii-h-Ni n," ai;d s 1 : in U (i;e eiij.y eil the trip lim ly r.otwilh fta!idi;i: tle lad disposiii. n, of the wi-allier. Ill NM-Vo. Tin' wo; leu factory i-; rmv ruuiiii:. ldtrht and day; the Im j cii.d I-'i- ;ui;i- Mills. Utto; f'.-.e .-r-on City Mill- wie saiiie: Ar. lc:-lv s f.i tore is kept htisy : Mr. Siture cliia-. S.;...; ii ive :dl t te - c;. ri ia fact ail our lii.t:i.lfuetu' :s : iUtu'.ly mi ; i '" -d, and i-.ur'-i!;. ( coiiii.-.r w ::;it n:t;ire. ie.Iviu: !.c-a i; i.t'.i' i..i' t iii i :i r iov. :. M i- a:id A '.N.1!.T!-:.- ( ;.r to-.vn Th-'Uip.-o' , .m- of t'.-.e : 1). P. romi- o.-t jj.-tU c.s.'.i o t ites .'cj on :vl ll i lid - o i i le li .1 1 ; . . . ... u- ti n w iic-h a:i i hi liie .a- -t i-C Ai.uny ye.-h-iii of tin- ii- ws .;' : a.' -s (H . )' eiilil.;s v.e ..Hi . iv tli.-y or t-. i : ti ll i . bo. I I'ii:-.- :c HUM: lli.i !li:il t-l v to be t oi i.'it: rid,. A Snii' mi-..: !"..- -V e- 1 ;.i:ig I' i n ; i . i w : ; 1 e c'liktc a l.Uh' b. -y so: h id '' a -i- -:i i. i i'.e. : n of the o . u r. So h .o a."' a tr.iis.ui. .'. ;-.;i : t !; f- d on p:-t ier a;: 1 1 te' cii o i. 'I' ll ;' I.-. d : - i!i- I 111 :'. ,il': 1 - l.i t l! ' O !ier ti: :d the b. it I.-.v a w :y of I MMi'aiiis." t.iii "i ast oi tin- n t h' r An a:x. b : M.-. L;F.rert, o. b.-.-n coil illed !) pv.rti -:i of i:i.- ti.:i iron; r.-pe.iied a:i oat I ii.gv riding. iiM;-.i (!: -nt iii -M-; . s iturn.vv a:ti rue ii Lhi ii who ha ii i'ooUl a gi'e.dcl" for l.'.e L.-t y.- r ks o; a-.tiiui.i ,'.t. v e g 1 ml v n- .t -. b;.i-'.re.'-:'.. h ill.V II K VV V trains oi" th F v. i: I o ii T.-i.- "tin o. c. k. n. ;.., fi'eigiit :e run- ma t.as daily, carrying m if w ii at per d. iv i I ;; V. to ."(Hi r - i'i'i;li in!o iiour u r ti ans- it will oe ty of whi !i is being gr.i::et at o.;r null . an i I ue I emai.: p:i!t(fJ to Portland. W here 'i ii marri; ts. Wn.i. Lvmr.tr.-Mr.r. M. ll.-.uar-fon, reL.tiiig near this city has three Ii i loo-led stallions w hi -ii hr- p;-o- . :. ... ll SJr.if.. iatV iv-s 1. 1 e:iloii at iiiv- ii'iiiin. . ...m Cl.i--kama.s county will furnish li-r i Mil l ion of the line si C.v til!- fair, and we predict that she w ill ta away her proportion of the ribbons try 01 J . j ..Vm :,,e sorry to fltl-'-" i"..h J ml -e Lave tlu- Church as he SlW minister that Church hid lare for several years, and Ins U-uewill nut be hlle.lsoonam, we AuuorNP.-We learn t.om t apta.n ?; . blvgon Cit v. M . .1 udy : l.m-ui of the I-avton. th.-.t the iov. i cp..u- (icek , J . 1 1, lb Hoyai ; F.ast Tual G mver touche 1 bottom between here ; atin: F. C. lioe: 1 1 ili-ioro, J. T. Wolt; n 1 S .dMn l i t Tu -sd y and was de tauied al .ml two hours, .'she had a lir. cargo ot w ileal aitoar d. I.ivi:r.v. l'.oating on the Upper Wil Um. Ue is pretty lively at present with prospect of in -.Tensing as soon as tlie trtge of tie w ater w ill admit of boats jftting to the head f n.ivig tlion. Com l"'ti:ion is the life oft rade. AnsKsr. -The Rev. J. W. Sell wood r-cei ed a dispatch on Tuesd.ay reques-t-ing hiu to go to Roseburg and preach the funeral of a little boy of M r. M ur bn'!. whither lie ffent last Wednesday morning; he will return to-day. W, :e-know 1 -lge the receipt of id from rapt. J. H. I. Gray of Astoria, l'u-nibi'i- of the Oregon Pioneer Socie ty, t the bleudug Monument Fund. CoNc.-.ur.- ( a in g to going to press "soon, we lt-fer giving an account of I'll foni-n Whi.-li :.,.,V ..l w... in C.nri Houso last night. i TlIAXKs.-Oiu- t. C llt'li-iis. s. A. M ti:;uks for a club that place. iieicnt agent at St. Its. -sq., has our f subscribers from " tT'f to the Chinese liicetiiig to-ni-dit. A wonderful dis- ..1 I i.ii oi oratory u-ill 1 t.ii the- 'ro" "MPUoyiNfi..vtr Ilenrv Ilumbil " had a r,r-v. and -.l.Tet,,. new roof put upon his Drew- havin.r an addition built s -. . ll,livt. Clark Greeninan has ,7lorset!i.ltUs.,niohorst.ht, Kot "'nlast w .e- n , , . , " . Paind ' 1 v-'L'1h -- ji , plr: 111 w'nderii'g artists h.ave pitclied ir -tent in this city, and will infest it "rthf. K.xtf . ik ' W CCivS. nd "f I limes A Co., P.ook and Job ' 'M pjr lie.', t '.v.-ot;. ""'tr O Grammar School. On last Friday afternoon we made a j visit to the Grammar School in tliis ! ider the dirt e- j . ..i 1 luee. The school is under Hearing tlie reading, took the papois ami after examination made as reuaids penmanship, and orthography was to decide as to the relative merits of the two papers. The award was in favor of the Young Ladies Journal mainly we think, on the ground of . superiority in the reading. v e ilo not claim to t e agoodjude Put think the attempt at journalism on the part of the pupils was a success. We. rocret that we eoulel not he present during tin exam ination of the classes, as we leain. d trom some of the patrons of the school, ouite a miml-cr ot w hem mere present, that the classes did themselves and the teachers great credit, l'rof. I'epe is a wide-awake teacher and is receiving a liberal patronage having more than 0 scholars enrolled. Last: though not least we -think the nrospoiitv of the school is owing largely to the "presenie and assistance of the l'iofistor'.s esti mable lael v. An KurronlloNoiiKii'. A. L,. SJnson, who was elected l.y the Graml Lodge ofl.O. O. J, which convened in the lVdh-s last May. as iranh H.qsresenta-tivi-to the Ji and lodge of the United States. 11 ci ntly resign, d t.he position .".ti.iMr. Noltner, of the Oregon City F.Xir.ui'itisK, was appoiiitcd to till the vacancy. Mr N Itner we- understand, was M r. Stiiison's coiojk titor aiid came within one vi-!c of an i lection. The sippomtmi i.t therefore is not only a deserved honor to himself hut a just recognition of the' expressed prefciViioe of the ihetive l.odv. Mr. Nohner j assed tl.rotigli here" hist Moi.day ( n liis way to Laliimore, where the Grand Lodge convenes on the third Tuesday of this month. In conjunction with his many friends in this citv , w le re he for 1 p. l ly resided, we say "God speed you" with a pleasant trio and a sate re turn. F'j-rc!ie (Juard. From Mr. W. 1. Wulson we le.vrn t!iat on the evening of the :Tt:i uLium, Ch.ester 11. (.'Lirk, a yfr.ing man ah ut !ij years o' age, w ho wan engaged in teaching school at JJood Iliver, was ae eidently drowned in the Uoiamhia riv-e-r. It ap?Har.s tliat he was out sailing and that his I oat upset, for hi v. as set n by a man floating down stream sitting oit the bottom ol the 1 eat. As he was m e-ood swimmer it is supposed that he an lertook to .-wim fro.it't'io b attotke snore ami w:-.s orow ni-.. Jle w; merl y fi om the State ;f New Y n r rk. 1 i is father now lies in Oregon City. He is highly .- pokes of a a young iiian of consider iblo ability and ".food we!! with the people of" Hood Liver. It w as ot rtainly a very sad s-;cesdt nt ami his mam' friends sadly deplore ids 1. ss.--l ).db-s M ountaineer. i he S. :.U ;ii: -. Househe-hi M;i; V, lean: that t: ('. dissolved it r m:Mi;i say.ine i ! of Wood's on e-ur ta! ile. m of S. S March last, the ". S. V.. s;.utes. Mayor of N.v burgh,) re t.di.;;: pose; ssi. n of the- liiaaziiie, uud rec diing ii. A". O.-borne (Tt sn.roon) as editor. s i, hi ligh t:i. pu hi icati-n re ally c!i i!i;;e: h n !:, it has not stiiii-reel lV-'m iii ' i; a- ag mi n' f a. new pub r i.r w oii ,r, i ut under the ro il -ui h dei:' ..ts f .t:; ci n etie roj rie tor, l:as g.i!ii-. u :t ' .v for. e ami new' at I raeli t i a s. Pi i.-e ..ill" one d .Jlara Al(M.s, Wood.- Mou,ch 1 i Al(Me: iie, N- .mvh.N'.Y. xv-.ii N-ij.:);ii,. A p; f.i- lies and .school.; o: w. 1 i gin h miss, the f.if.-s of a tiuu.hi r i' .;n y-tui-.g men w ho leave te aiK-ud s -ii-. 1. .'vmon.g tiu.se who J.-rt this we; k were v"m. . Myers. vl:o li1.-; goi.e totise : 'otiiiiu-j'ci.d C. ih-g.-at Poithind. Ij:iw-.- .: Wortm.-in. who iri ! to S.iP oi to nd the Wii! Ulan It-.- ii: '.'rsi ', and liiii. ii and b.IM! t) Io V, illard L :to;u i t -A Grove l.'niv tte, who rsii y. I'l-r.-.ir.o. T.'u W I e-. (Srovi-r, 'oas li.T. Co.'ssleam-omvneii-.-c 1 rui- ;:ng ag-iln. We believe si'.e uii'v go'-s S d'-m at present, but in a few weeks un to t:ie u; i ie ii er ji;:-;ts o:i t '. 1 Ti.v. b-her in" tic -1). C. Ireland, L p, pul- Aslorian was in this city t !; Ii man e -a t of the eek. ' 'iigri ss n: the S.ii.batii -.ale and hearty. SI. Slab r s lie 1 .ol. ( ii it v. I'ni .ii NATION. A pubis ex amination of te e.-beis will be held on or aooiit tlie 4 1 !x S.lL:;rd iy in this month. Panoi-ama. The par.o-unii of the Modoc v.ar v:is e.xh.ibited to a gr a d Ik ue in this city I.i.-i Friday evcidng. 1 I his S i-i i - The. ;-r an. 1 Fgrs ; did h.is.-i re r:-.t!i. r com man'. sea ;. a fair Clackaue-.s 15. 15. Club do not ose to take :e.rt in i he tournam-'iit. Vegetables abundant in the and are v.-ry cheap. mat ke'.s Apiiuiatmciits of M. I', t'onfcrc.-icc. Portland District. William Roberts, P. lb; Livlor street, G. W; Hall street and Portland Academy, 1". F. Royal; K.st Poitland. N. Doan: M ll waulil. M cM mn ville. T. A. Wood; l'ayton. Joiin i ioward ; Tillamook, VV'm. butts; : Rock Creek, .).' N. D. D.-miison; Yam- hill, :Asto: i i. b be supplied ; P. C. ' Advocate, Isaac Dillon. I Salem District 1. D. Driver, P. lb; i Sah iii, U in. McPiieeters: Howell l'rai- ; lie. John Finn; Dallas, ; Albany, I Isaiah Wilson ; J .-lie rsoii, J. H. lioork : ' l hi -cue Cite, A. C. Fairchild ; Cresswell i N. CI irk ; Spi ingueld, W. lb Wilmot ; I lhownsville. I. M.Starr; Lebanon and ; Tangent, J. S. McCain ; Monroe, D. L. i Spaidding; Corval'.is. to be s-.ijpli" : j S inliaiu "Academy, L. M. Niek'-rs'n. Umpqua District S. 11. Todd, P. F-: ! Wilbur, R. I'.ooth; Roseburg, J. V . i ':im 'leave : Ganlner. S. W. Todd ; Lm- iire Cii v, ' Aldei son ; Coquille to be sup; lied: Grant's Pass, to be supplied; Jacksonville, N. A. Starr and J. A. Skidmore. Piiget Sound District J. II. D -yore. P. Ib; Olvmpia. G. S. Woodward; SLeilaeoom, S. H . Mann ; S. attb'. W. 1. Cosocr ; Skagit River, to be supplied; Whitbdv's Island and Port Towns-end, J. W. Kuvkend.dl ; Tumwater, IL Pat terson : Cl-upiato, C. H. Hoxie: ISbtck River. D. Sires ; Oysterville. I. I'.Waad; Cow litz, J- W. Ku vkendak' ; Kahuna, Geo. A. Cofiev; Lewi; River, S. H. Alien; C. H. "R-.-cce ; Tacoma, W. T. Chapman : Vancouver Seminary, I-- 1. Curtis; Vancouver,.!. W. Miller : Steph en Rowers trans ferae 1 to the Calilbruia Confereiue. KAST OIIKUON AND WASH I Xe TON (dN FKHKX.i:. V!ill:i Wall.i Di.stri.-t !T I; -. Hii.n j 1Mb; walla Walla. S. G. Havcrniali ': j Waitsburg. W. D. Koontz: Datoyn. H. i i. i ..tne' : .naice iii ver, to . supplied: Colfax, to bo si lied: Westoo II I ' Jenkins; Pendleton, . P.. Rrevvor; La j Grande, G. W. Adams; tirand Roiide, j J. i L Adams ; i taker Cit v. L. A. Powell: j High Creek, F. Klliott"; J . O. R ivnor, .'haolain United States Army. j lMHv UH- . P. E. i D.ilb-s, J. S. anders jl ; aseo, to be ! supplied; Klamath, to be supplied; ) Yainax, Sames Harer ; Goose Lake, to I b.e siiiplied ; Canvon City. A. J. Joslin : i Klikatat, II. Caldwell; Yakinir, G. W. ! lv""aday. . . Indian Mission District J. II. W d- . r ll v-.-li ti OUr, 1 . 1 . c.UU -oe, .1 . 1 I . 11 oil! . JL 11 OS. fcariv : r-uieiz. . . i uauiii; t uena- i lis, to be supjiiied ; M issionaryat Large, I 'ii-rp" Waters. " A I" " aoout j s)Utllt.rn Utah. Tliev have i Uee ne"' tUirteen uie miucste of the first quarter. lhe I jro on Muddy Valley reservation . MVS an exchange, and inatinn of t,wf ...,.1 i Southern Utah and Northern $Zt tLe government m intr the two ianfi nr. of! 'r-,-rr. r t t-. . ... ... fetates in -vhicn 011-iiial i-icees composed Ly the youiiC j jug of the Fashion Steed I mV,i i l " ln tlie ascendency ovM ovionu - 10 me sciiool called me iltre, manv valuahle hordes ir Grammar School Monthly, the other i including Uudd DoJJ "'s JKrrv P -mV cons;stino!cciiij;,sjtins l,y the yoin:- j l'.csid.-nt Grant's Cinderella -md 1-1 u L ladies ot the school failed the Youn- shaw Maid, worth tlu Hj llack I -allies Journal. A connniltee -onsi.-t- ! Four lluii)(ii:i;, S.i t.5 Luoi-vi l mi? oi llevs. J . Sell wood and J. 1. ! in- party of lVof. Mush of Y- rd I.ocev selected hv tin- lr.li.sMr after I . t ....,1 .,.. 01 . 1 alc.. V'1 1 . . - .. t. k v J ill Telegaphic News. L ' . T . 1 f. Indian Atfeiit, telegraphs' that he2?"3 lit-lda sueees-sful council w ith the chiefs else vend ill erent tribes -it s;t -,".. oALrikE,aept, L-G. Tnw1ig weeks in the regions oft he Uinlh niouti tains. lhe trip was very successful, and many important discoveries of ex tinct animals were mad". The party leav.-s this morning via Salt Lake lor the Pacjhe. Nkw YoKK,Sc t. 5. Information has h- en reeeivcvl that the mail steam-hip hiving between Hongkong and Yoko hama has be-on beached at Swatow, and will prove a loss. Her mail -lui Jias sengers ai t- savt d. lticiiMo.Ni., Sept. 5. liuring a btorm m N insciiK iid county, the house of Charles K. Sumner was struck by light ning. Two of hU children were'kilTed, and his w he, and another child probab ly tatallv intuit d. Wash ixi j i .x, Sept. 5. The Secretary of I he N tvy has received from lVtor nian, the celebrated German geogra pher, a complete chart ami' report of the Polaris expedition. Swa'iow, Nt -pt. C. The mail steamship Walrus, from llonykong for Yokoha ma, struck o:f Ci.inmey Head to-day and baked so liauly sl.e had to be bi-aclud.- SeuiNr;i ;x:i.r., M.;s;s., S; j.t. 5. A tcr i:ai!i swej.t tiirough Granby, Hamp shire Count v, yesterday afteriioiii, e-n-tir. l y demolT.-hii:;:;i house ami barn and unroofing otj-er buildings, uprooting trees, destroying crops, etc. Northaiu ton had sinill ir vjstuti.ns in tlie eveu iug, win n W-iliams' factory w as partly di 'inolisiicd, and Claj's foundry uii ra!'ed. 'Die p-;;tli of the litter g-.ie ex te:nlel across the town from the east, and was only lo rods wide. Nkw Yoitk, S -iit. o'. -Ca!t. Kenedy has found Jvlrs. Irving, wife of John S. Irving, the self-con ii-ssi d moria.-U i of Natiiain, now arrested in San Fran cisco. Nk'.v Oiti.r. v:s. Sept. ('. Great anx iety is f.-lt regarding the yt llow fever in Gal vcsteii. Siiieveport t. h grams state that Houston l:as ki-n qu:.ren tined. N:;w Yot-.K, S.-pt. G. The settlement of the Geneva award by Great liriltain and the final payment by France to (Jcrmanv on account of the iudvinity occirre.t to-day. V.u.:,i;:o, Sept. t. Rich specimens of cimdbar have heen found on the land belonging to Mrs. ("I n k, on Ihe road from I'.enieia to Smsum Washixihon, Sept. 0'. Mr. Iyar, of the Indian Peace Commission, w ho was here, savs that in tin re-cent war with the M. "does t v.r soldiers killed only four Modoes, while the Modoes killed tw. s.ohiiers for ea;.-h Modoc engaged in Hi- war. Salt Lvki:, Rent. A portion of the Yal Colh-ge S -inti ie Fxpedition ltave a rived here from V o u;ng Territory, and will ex -.mine the h-ading mining dMri-.-is. Tin . arty had a prolonged and s-.-vere e iniat wih a grizzly boar in the Uintah Mountains. A fter uuuiy o.-irro-.v t-Seapes, tie- anioial wiw hi. all v kille '.. ih-igli 'tn Yoiing and party r; t'.iru.-d to-na y in . Spring 1 in mu.rove.i neaitii. l'nr-ro rr, A. T.. S'. pt. 2.--Tb b le g - ap:i li'c ei -iniiieiieed o;;es ati. :i to day. OmcA.-a-.S pt. 7. A messenger of I hi 'merit- n K press Company was ar r s'c.l at ln . eop. it, Iowa, y "--h v.iay whib- trvi- g ' eseatv wiih sf-l. .fif-O in iii-iov aoo w es v.-.iicli h:il b vn e'li irn -bd to 1 U care. '' -.s;i!N'a n.-:, S. ot 7. Tin f '.i imr; 1; 1 chalices- were m-ide lst w-.-.-k. P,,-t!i. is' er-T appointed uppu in? i -d : M rs. Ali H. b'ing. :.t Luclianted Prdiie, ('(,( s cotiutv. Ore'xon : J. it. knight. Sw-.t.- Cro k." Josephine eo-mly Oregon ; D. i". T:;"m::-,P; iiicevil!e, Va-ii-o coun ty. Oregon. " Paws Sept. 7. The French Govern ment h os received notirica": n troiu Berlin tliat Fiance, having fuPdb d all li'r eiigtg. nu-nts, the occupation oi iier territory i-v German fore s is legally (-ii.i-.-b' V." as-i 1 1 r s iv,:;, MepT . The A t b in iey (. n. ral has r"ceiye,l the resignation of V. .b Marshal Patrie, of Utah, to take '". t ( VtO.er J-t. The il."-),r,!;e,U!U award thi-j G .v, rn ue id ::t G'-'ieva was to-dav i;.iid ir.t' She Tieu.-.ui-v bv Secretary Fish in one 1 ic.d . Sr. Lo'-t-'. Sept. s. ivd-il from W.isldngtfin says that tlie action of i'osl e-.e-ler Fil'.ey of tins -ii y i a i ing eh r'.bs in Ids orH-" for -.-'li'i - 1 otli; r pur i o.-ef is i-;t ajitiroved by Post m ister General Crcsw t 11 and that th. latter o:i- ial will order I'llb y to re-"urd t ho assessment to cmoloves. Sr m ti r.. S- pt. It. Up.m the reeetp oflh- ibciiori ! ,!"m- free a t '.die Tin ; a salute of one uiol i d g ms was lire"; in t his pi. '-co. Si-niMin::;.'.!, S"t-t. ft. Caucus results retv-iveu .y me lvcpaou-.in up i "in- o loelv this morning render Rutlor's defeat b.v h decisive inajority in Wed nesday's Convent ion absolutely certain. Nrvv Yoe.ic.S -pt. ;. A cabie dispatch f.'on. Livi rpool says tlie l.ritisli bark Prosoero, from Kingston, June (th, for Sin Frain-ise.. was wrecked olf bah.ia. Pi-axil, sa vol. Four from V A port II Ol her cargo v. as ISri lifir.e., Sopt. f). Reports raska, state i sesant Hill, N that the i ail at that pi.v e was ourned on Sunday morning last. I' .u; ii mates were burned l- :th. T ie fir:- was ta-. work of an incendiary. Lrn i.k Roeic. Sept" 0. A piivate dis palch fr , ui Shreveport reports 'Jot case s of yellow fever tliere. l"mli-kl-;'-ji Vi -;sr. Th" febb- os. i ii at"l usu-illy fancy they ar in a mor? lio;i'-l s co:nlitio:i than tlcy r-ally ar-. The' resources f nature are not e.-osy i-xuust tl. ICv -n wh -n strengtti and api-ctii ia'.'. when t tie fji-sari' lcavy and lustr. l- s.-!. tie- c m pleet ion ailid, the icrves tr.'UHilous, tht body att "-meit" d and the i.iitiel doi'r-.ss-iI, th tj is g-ticrally a reserve ol latent jMivvor behind such palpa ble cvid -nc's of weakness. Various mod.-s oi tr -atm -nt aro resort .-d to by physicians in the hop" of d -v -loping and reinlering avaiSaljl" this store of sioc-ping vitality, but the surest, and ind-eu the only thoroughly safe- and reliabl means of awakening t he dormant i-in-rgi s of tie? Fystem is a course ot llostetter's Stomach hitters. Klcitricity, iio..cr uaths, the ll s!i brush, s-a da! lung, ivc mav he well enough in tln-ir way, n.i auxiliaries but t ney un not reach th" sou re !.t loecvil. Alt physical ti 'bility pro 'Us ...i i...r i mi m :l tl ran 'ciiier.t ol t ii f unci ions .. . i., Mn-iniilating. s-cretive and vital t.r- -u s orlr-ima sluggish constitution. In r'ti'c V ias ', and a!s in cas -s w her-. both o ies s eist. t he l.itt rs will invariably pro d'u"" an iniim-iU'tt" and salutary change in Hi condition t: the pat lent, and even! u-a.lv.-tr.ct acouipl't-- cur:-. -Voue ol tin ,'. ;. . ., j loi.ls. too olton admiins.-r- . i,c othcr-.vis: than ilelep-- CUils l"i"''-i , and to I r.ons litiu' T SUCH 1-iii.ii".--'""-- ' ..t;tiv..U- criminal. Tin irive mercury e-: .i,,. . v- ItJ IMt.lilkt l . i.i... .rm.it ve.-et.-llJle SlK'l-UIff ;etabU. il i reCL cii el l o i"1- H , wiifbe man.n stcl in an im , rov od ai mor en enui no"" - - se oi i:iitir IJ-uiiii1 n.i. Amomxthe m-w andluccr-ssful rem-cb-s, none have excited so much wonui-r as t h a es -r -it r-stor r of tin vital on-r -;i -s. lo Dr. Jos- Zuni-a b dot-s t he credit of producing thcr,liable extract of the V which is now priucin;,' Brand and sar- brisinS r-.'ts---P v man who d vr e. Ir'S . am out h tuM , Co.f have used it. A -ce-n.s, e na j:, , San Francisco. tit-, a - i ., .... .-.r eTl-eieri 11. ,vii 1 11..1 .1 ami'Vluovev- r the consist-on. il mert .nd l 'el-le will have been rm.vi. aim r novated Ivth-sm- ration contained it: the Bi.ter.-. ForUirylr i n.Knr' I .v v Tv.iloon's (Jalerv without STAIRS- ; -j-jj p; PIANO. A beautifully toned piano. . , ,ne Elevator, Montgomery I iCh will never require tuning S-ead-Anceml In tbe Lleiniot, & kvrHrmnt In n-n-Tt hTOolunin. Junl.m3 rt , s,n Fnifisr'. rnjifnTnis. ,.r.. COURTESY The Party of Progress. ! The EePublicau Part7 is called hJ : itself the party of progress. It has !. .. . . years in power, in that time nearly all the that party has been has been trans formed from one in which the people rule to one in which the corporations rule. Two of the Vice-Presidents of the party have been, debauched by these corporations, tlie chairmen of the most important committees of Congress have been subsidized by the "ring," and half a dozen Senators claiming to be Republican Christian statesmen are tarred with the same brush. The controlling power of the Republican 'Administration and of the Federal Goverument has made Buch progress that its action is con trolled by the size of Credit Mobilier dividends and the spoils of contracts, ending in back-salary grabs. Those w ho w ere the de-epest in all these are foremost in that party and the high est in tlie confidence of the Repub lican Administration. This is pro gress in one direction. 1M SM1-: oOttiAM. Drowned In the I'ohimbia river, near Hood river, August 25th, 157-i, Mr. tUe.ter K. C'lari:, ajjeii iti years. On Monday evt uin just after tea Mr. Clark h'siil to the iumily tith iilimu Ue ias otopi ii:g lL:t he would t;.ke a sail on the river. He went out and i.etliiii more v.aii thought of hU abs-.-ucv until it became time fur him to open schoul the- ueit morn iin ho hud son:" very Ultimate lrieuds a-jfois the ri v.. r wnero they supposed that ho hJ gone to spend the niht. but when the time for school arrived, and he had not returned they Uc.iiu1' uneasy and ul once instituted search lor him. and ujjn goine; across the river they found that he had been si.'eii ua thut s.de or tin river by a l.tdy the eveniu-f pr -vious ciming to the bolLoui ot :iii ui luni'-d boat ana cr;. my; lor help. Jie wtts aiso seen aitervurus by an Indian either to lall into tin- river or to jump iu with a vicsv to siviuuning ashore, i his was tlie last the.t was s -en o: nun. He ln-oUahly sa m went do-.vu tt n no more. VV h'-u t iie uody was umiii! a week Miter wariis, his e.i.-mof;aduiu book uud walcii w. relouudiii his pantaloon, pocie.-t, evi dently snowing lual he uud luinic i reiara tions lo s.'.im ashore. This sudden d -aiu of Mr. Chester E. Clark has cast a sliaduw ol the d-'eix-st gloom over this com inanity. It is only a little more than a. c..r a ago sine he hrst c em'! to Or -goii e'ily, and i et during thai stay he won by h.s jeiill--iiianiy dejKirl lueut, his simplicity ; iii.auu.-rs.lii unty o! unaracti-r, and n:s !:md and alt. ctionaie dlSpo.-.iUoIl, the respect and uariust iri -iidhip of all who ka.-w hiiu. lu his a--hob walk and couvt r.ttu hvi was a toung in-iu orlhy tin nuitatiou ol all. Vor s -ver:.l moot lis btflore P-uviug the city ho was a reular and d -vol-d ai t -ud.o-.t uiKn the -riCes ot tie- t'li -.copal rhurcii. and luuial mut-h rich conoorl and ph-asure li her s r iees. Had hl llie been s. itr.'d he would have been conliri.ied in the Church tUis iill. to that time he cvid'-htly look-'d ltir.vard wan feelings of the deepest pleasure. iUt God has ordered i: oihertvi.se. into the iiuieh Militant he did not t :.t -r, l ut we liumtUt Iru.-.! that h. hes e.-iter -d the l h '.i feh '1 nuui pliant througnthe r-ci'ius blood of lliin whom lie had 1 arii.-ii lu Iov and Worship. SVe i. illicit Out P.-.'l that what is our 1-jss 1.1 hia un.-;;eal;a'.l-- irain. .-'iiii mouths b lor - his ! a! il he sp nt at llo-oil r;v-r p aching sc-nool, ml t h T" he woii th s li.ic r 'sp.-ct ;b:d e.,; ui tr im t le- peo .ie that le- had don- her. Wlme ! it- r - h-- was a t.:ac.i r 01 th-- MothoUi.st Siin-J 1-. SM.hoil, :ici loni; ua :i.-tn.i pi.ri. in tt. lies less is l a ply I it by that commun ity a it had learned to l ut-; upon his hie as v.orihy ot all imitation. I'm! our young Iriend i s go:. anu luauy ii I h:; s. id heart a nd tin-1 curl ul eye wa;ch hi ;..i.soccas.o:is. O.t-'U t in nios' lovely and us lul characp-rs are taken lirsl too..- 'ti-.o c-iu tin- h ast he ar 'tl. Put God's thoughts, are not us our tiioughis, u.'ith -r ar His ways as our was. In humble submisiou may w all lo- 10 ! his iiillictiv - ti::.; '-"saiiou ot liis i "rovid.-iic ::;ui .s -eli. to imitate tin charac ter oi him who H has taken Jrom us. "lb Kt bi peace, t'uou g"iitb; spirit. Throned a ho-, e : bowls like thine with Ciod inherit 1. He aad love." SJ. Sin l''raiifiCv Viari.et Report. Ran Kii A.NCise.t, Sej.t. 10. Wheat iu biverp iol Avera;;.' OivlUornii, J's llli 'li is ; I bio, lis llu -.ecs ; I'toar Sap-Tiine, fti g' ; extra, P3 o'l. Wheat i .a-t, fg ;;a..V2 1 ::i ri'-y t.'t at le.-il. i'i a-V-vl -4'-) : bay f-' l! ii ;i-i 'vi -i : bay hr. tMiig. i 1 l . Oats GihiU suhpiy in i.tarket ; prlc--s are $1 7 ti ;. V o;i ijuict, fine to choic clear, i" 'iO. I'uitlaad Market Uepert. Wkhnksday, Spt. 10. 1ST'. Gold In New York to-day. lb'. Portland Iegal Ti nder rates. 7 -buying; 87 S selling. Wheat iaemand i increased t "3 cental, sack. d. tj.its 01 ''" bushel, sacked and deliv ered. i-lour In consequence of tic cemlition of the wiica,'. mar'iiet, Hour has I -en ad vanced .") c-'iits ptr Lair. 1 .n this city, on best, brands. 1 'utter Th r-c-ipts are larg' and tin market well .stoelv-d with all ipialities. i'riees range irom i"-f'V-S cents. Eggs Miirli -t supply short -. prices firm at J-i c nts do.en. Wool i'he market continues dull and quotations iira irni.shcd agi a1 , iii .or il gooil, arl icie. llaeon ihe ;:"ppiy on har.d remains abundanr. Sid; i are tpiot -d at le-vllc; Hams, 1 ii'vla.'. and prime tshoulders nt S i Vc. t)rcj'f:i City Market Report, ENTKIil'RISE n Fie-K. So t. tl. l.-7-b The following nr. the buyine; l rices for liroduc -, and tie" s-'lliiirJ price tor ot le-rs : Wh'-:it I lem-.tud K'ii n:i-l selling at W f-iil & bu-i'i' l. Flour iood snp5'ly in market, and sell ing at $1 f ) v J . Sliddlin :s Ar ouoted at ti'y p"r ton; shorts. rfJj; and bran b, with lull supplies on hand. Oats S ipply equal to demand -, buyers are pa vliii ) cent a. Potatoes No d -maud, aud the market overstock .1, at tr-mi 1'V.v V cents per bush el. Onions Quotable at 1 M cents per pound. lv'-s sc;lr( , i!,;, i c (loni. 'hieic -ns-i I ':' t-v I la p r doz -n. Butt t Scarce, '.'O'li.') cents ior i;oo.l fresh. Wool For cho.c - lots, Z i c nf s. Dried Fruits Full slocks in market; Apples ar- hrunrhi'T 5ev cents p"r iounu ; peaches 11 cents; Currants l .vl cents ; I'iuiiis l"c -nts. Su mr Crus;id, lt vl c -nts; Islaim 0-t V)H Tsar! Franciseo r' lin tl, 12 c nis. Tea Best quality l p. r iaiml, and oth er brands ranrin from 'Vei cents. i-,.r..e I'.- sf article it c -nts. Salt Ranin trom pvJ'i. sivriin .Vi 'cents ner -rallon l.--st articl" j'J c -nts. Bacon Hams 121 c-nts; ShouMcrs, S cuts; sides, 11 cents per pound. I-ard IVrixmnd Hcnts. Od Ievo-'s Kerosene p-r jra!lon,6k.v. Cents; Linseed $1 'Si. , , Beef on ltx.t tjixKl fat caitle find read sale at 5 c -nts on loot. Pork We quote at bconts. sheep Few otrrin-r; quote at II - j - -' " Hide's t're n at from owing to the size; dry 16 cents p r Ktunil. Hurecrrn a Shindlcr have reopened in their former w.ir.-housc, the Lutheran Church, Fifth street near tin V. S. Custom Hons-, w her thpywlll ojierat, till a per manent business j lace is ready. Thy ar pr ; are.l to fill orders for lurnitur ami all f inds of b-ddin. inchidinfi first oass hair liuittr rsos and tt.- c -b-brat d woven wire mattress, children's K rambulators.Ac.. ProfessionRl and Amateur Musicians should examine tin combination Solo Stops found only in OEO. WOODS A CO r7ilS AGOLINE. A most delicate, soft or br-athlnsstor. . OF BANCROFT LIBRARY, Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rock land. Me.. Isaac M. bragg. Esq., Bangor, and Messrs. Pope I'.ros, Machias, Me,, lum ber merchants, fully endorsed the Sheri dan Cavary Condition J'owders, and have given the proprietors liberty to use their names in recommending them. A larjre Volume would not contain the mass oi testimony w hich has accumulated in lavor of Dr. Wistard's Balsam of Wild I hkrhy as a sale, i-llicient and re liable remedy in curing coughs, colds and pulmonary diseases. Many of the euros are truly wouderiul. The most lislAnwhin iMir.. of eli r-.ni Uiarrica we ever heard of i.s that of Wm. I Mark. Kr.-ltlkforl Mills U':l.ln(Vi Maino- the lacts are attested by Ezra Treat, Upton i f' at anu ai. a. .Merrill, either oi whom might be uddres-sed lor particulars. Mr. lariv was cured hv .fiii nttm'.t Anmlnne l.iniincitt. NEW TO-DAY. notice: riTHE MEMBERS OF MULTNOMAH JL bodge. So. 1. A. V. A A. M..are reuuest- cd to be in attendance ou the next regular in i tmgot the lttdge, as busmefcs ot im Iorlancc is to be transacted. By orde r of W. M. CAUTION : i LL PEHSOXS AHE HEREBY XOTI g lied not to purchase Clackamas i ouit ty warrants mimbcrcU tsii'., S7U and 810, issued Sept. -1th, Jii7.-i, us their duplicates have- been issued and endorsed. r. 1-'. BKAT1E, t.'o. Treasurer. KV.VMIXATIOX FOR TKACIIKKJ. riMIE THIRD QUAKlEItbY EX AM IX A .L. lion oi .applicants tor ccrtilicalt-s to teach in t l.-n.-Kuiuus county, will be held iu Oregon City on Suiurdu!, Srpteinber LTii, A. I).. 1S73. at the City .Seminary. All persons desiring to teach m th puoc schools oi e iai-i.aiuiis county will appear n,r examination ai tu.l time. As tue eammatioii Will oe mosl iy u written one, applicants must turni.sh ix-iis and paper. '1 he examination begins at "J o'ciocii, a. in., sharp. A. NOLTXElt, hiup. riuteudent of i laciiamas county. B.y W. W. .ti.-iti;i.A.M, licputy. SOCIETY NOTICES. OHli'uOX IA.H.I Kill NO. a, I. I. ). I, Meets every Thursday e eili 11 ..I I n o civv rv . JO li.U .- . vUli CclloWi' Hail, i-bbll street. Mcmia-is o: the Ol der are invited to attend, i'y order A . G . iibinacA m:(;5:i:i: i.ojx;.. xt. I 1 i I. f.,..l., I I .. - v . - J . j. . . ... i . -. -m lllll,lim . I - .... A-'U.AVA4 i Ul. -V , .liiyuVullilic.icii ilioiilli, .ll Jj o'l'l.li U lit I ; . . Ifc .. Waaa. iTiUI: :iii.i l..i,-i. '.. . A l- Hows' llali. Mcinbcisof the Degree are lxiviteid to attend. uLLTXhM.til LODhi; NO. 1, A.I'. it A. M., Holds its regular com- m-.iuit.-atious .n the l-'irtt and vv liiini SatuiUays in each month, W at 7 o'clock from tne-0i.ii of .Sep. te-iuber to the -Uih of March ; and 7 oVIoclc from the 'iOUi of March to the of iv 'ptcaioer. Ihethren in jrood -.Uiudiii"; are invited to attend. By orde r of YV. M. I'ALLS li.VCAMPSSEX V &IO. 1,1. O. O. 1, Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on tlie First and Third Tucs day of tach month. Patriarchs Vv in j;ood siaudin are invited lo attend. M I N V Ji I. I. A .Y U O VS. Tttke- yTotic.-c-! L l.T. PbRso.NiS lNbEBTKI) TO THE VTV ui.der.sigiieo are requ .st'-tl to call and s -llle iii,. In ortler to make it easy, I will t.k'- 0:1 accounts Vln.--.ir, Wool and Oats. JOHN MYEKS. Or.-tron City. Au. 'JX, 1:7-!. :i.v . i' iiial S3tt lc?iiieiit. IN T i i IS MATTEit Or THE ESTATE OK Wiih. n:i balton, u-'c: ic-d. in the Coun ty Court ot i 'bn.-kamus county, Oregon. Tli" administrator ol said estate having filed his liu il iieco'.mt for si-tll.-ui-lit thc-re-ot, it is ordered by the Court, that .Monday, tin- iii h t'.-iy ot Oct:j.)--r, 1S7 , at I o'clock, p. in., be p. t apart- tor said li.'ial sett lenient with John E. Parlt'-r, the administrator t hero. f. 1 y order of HON. J. IC. WAIT. County Judge. R. F. CAb'FlEbH, County. Cl.-rk, Hl'ELVTvt WARREN. Attorneys for Administrator. PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Scutliw.'sl Tcripr First ucsnicnixu Sis. FOR TI.A XI), OliliOOX. I 7 flOtt THIS Ii ATK WE UAYS ndopied tl ITslI BASIS AND II AIID TIMES PB1CES. Come and s-c us and there will bo mutu al satisfaction. CUSTCilEHS .AT CUIt L0f7 PPwICES A N D Ol'KSEL V IS S A T CAS II. GEORGE A. PEASE, Southwest Corner First and "Korrison Sts., loi'Mtiiicl, Oregon. August iT-d. 1 -tTS-t 1. WHOLESALE AfJO DETAIL GRQCE3Y, A N D eiEEDrfTORE! Factory Ulock, :::::: Oregon City. aArl-ney for th San Juan Lime Co. Lime sold i:i quantities tostot. augl-tf. j. T. APPERSOM, OFFICE IN POSTOFFICE BUILDING. BIIOKER. Lrn I T"iitlcrs Cl.cUs.msi C'otxuly Or- tJ V ?S il " r i tilll-TI l EOTJGIIT AND SOLD. NOTARY PUQL3C. Ixatis negotiated, Coll"-tions attended to, anu a vjenerai brmivau 'jusme.ss carru.'U ou. jantitf. joifx :ri. uacox, IMPOUTEIt ANI)IKALER t?ftl?i in Books, stationery, IVrfum ry, etc.. etc. r vy Orfjon Ciy Oregon. tt?..t f'haman t Warner's old stand. l.-tl'-iy occui'ieu uy r. .Ciieman. 31am St. GHOiCt MEATS! t oias.t Ai.iuncii r !... Yj ceived a fine li.t of Ipot caitle Irom tin John Day country. Tlny are the fat est ever brought to this v.tllee h.-.fi.ra ..n.i ...m be butchered for this market. They pr( pose hj .-n oi'-iip. uive mean a call, anu r..t thn r 1 I r . i rf . C I . .f ...r.nla Oregon City, May 23d, is73. tf. LAN1J FOIl SALE 1 Q9H ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE AT c v n.o.1 per acre. For particulars inquire of R. IRVIN. NMy, flu'-lnmas cvrinev, Oreifin. -; -;-;'.-.-i-' OHAS. JrX. OATJFIELD, DEALER IN . GENEEAL MERCHANDISE, CORXER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CJTT. Has Just Received a New Stock of . Calicoes, Dress Goods, Rrown and Pleached Sheetings, House Lining, Shirtings, Table-Linen, Irish Bosom Linens, Linen Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies' and Genta' Hose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertfl, Embroidery. White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods. Also, a full assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDERN'S SHOES, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimttttrt Wtiioli have bee selected with apeciaJ rare for tbia market and --tt BE SURPASSED IX Ut ALITV OU PaiCE. TIIEIIIGUIISTMAUKET PRICE PAID l-VK C()UXTKY;pRODe, March 13. Is7:tf mi STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW FIRM ! LEVY J3EOTI-IEIvS Have Just opened, In farsliall'a STow IBuildirij, Oregon City, THE FINEST AND MOST COM'n.ETE STOCK OK CLOTHING AND HRY-GOODS bunts niitl Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's l- uruishiuj; Goods, Uoseries No" tions. Cutlery, Baskets .md Toys : ulst). Groceries and I'rovisions. and a " GEXLTiAL ASSOBISEAT OK OTHER GOODS, Tw numerous to describe, which we propose to sell at the Lowi Posaible Rates, rr Mil i.. LEVY, being a Practical Jeweler of long experience, we wdll also deal la ami .ua n a fact lire- and repair Jewelry, 'w-c guarantee all our goods aad o?ii'3lly G t e us a call and examine our j;oods, aiid save twenty per cent. LEVY IiROS.. Stirovixl i!wi u&rtU of t lie Postoffioe, Sluin .vr-efr 0jbii City. &A Pv' I)r--J- s- Coleman's Com SI W "jiSU J pound Extract ot cucalyi tun ii, ii iir.-jiur.iuuu I'tHimiiuuj; an me vaiuaoie uuukal iuailies ,i the Fucalvntu wmch is cu.tivateu in m arly every CiUiiornia garden ior its medical utility, havfidr be co ne the household remedy tor all diseases ol the K1DXHYS JiJ.ADDxd JnVl'uiX ee houm SKAIlXAi. WliAIxX JiHS. It seems to have I 'mrec-i TaVnUy the Gl-.N I lO-OKUANt, and their surround iiiks. and tun s them by its alt. rati ve 3rsac and balsamic properties more ctfectually than any oth.-i know n rtMnedy ' J.JiLCOltlA ALSt:A tJ bi.W A G l'ltKUXAXCY. D YSPJIP This preparation is the result of Ir Coleman's experiments -rith the mt erties 01 the tree In tin b. S. Msnnt liost.it itl o. si..;, i .... vT.m .... i..i ,,..:,, i o.eil.iies iirt. slii,i-ii,n CV....... "...' "". in ift. i arid 1ST ... ........ i.i. , units i r.rt li.-irinit ie t.w ;-...-. if .-in u. r.- i,.il iiimii uk I'l-nmn i. t... . - 1 -'. 1 i i ai rt an : .... ..: it: :w:.:.r,.c.... T";.:;: .. i,r,'i'us,u -uits, and t Mltliw.ii.il.-' J v ' -i uij. '.iivi , -ill.) iV;iriiV .tt-t-A w UiU.JiAMX's ituuni.it KXTiiACT at' uuvaLyi'tcs r ban er.ul, y.'-t narmiess, ieiirnuj;.-, :inu is a sp ciai prepar.it ion lor t he treat ment 01 the malarious levers ol our int rior valleys, and is war ranted to cure any cas ol FEVER AM) AG UK treated with it aecord inu; to ihr -ct ions, while tin baneiul results ot the usual liuiniuo an J arsenical rciuedle lor those diseases are entirely avoided. FOR PHYSICIANS. Coleman's Fluid Extract of Eucalyptus in l-!b bottles. Beware ol imitations, and take none hut Coleman's. For '! tr'Jf K V; iV, l-ai.-cvt rywm ii iJelwfc-Vl W XT eJ " WW VL UJU J B b v J un'Siiii. GEO. WOODS GO'S Thf most remarkable Instrument ever per lected ; capable of tlu mot ln-HUtiful mus ical c tracts, and in the most elegant cases. All Lover-, of Music should see tln-m. and hear tln-ir CUfr.EltiATiC.i SOLO SYCPS. Wm. Ci. BADGEJi, Of Snunuinr St.,Suu 1'miit i.cu, has them. 'unt lmU. THOMAS CHARES AN ESTABLISHED 1S53. DESIHES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS of Oregon City and of the Willamette Valley, that he is still on hnd and doing busini-ss on the old motto, that A Ximb't Nil I'enc vi ItttUr than a Slow . Shil'inj. I have lust returned from San Francisco. where I purchased one of the LARGEST AHD SEST SELECTED stock or GOODS ever before offered in this city ; and consists in part, as follows : Boots antl Shoos, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Hosiery or Every Ivscriptlon. llard.varc. Groceries, Paints and Oils, Sash and Doors. Chhiaware, Queensware. Stoneware, Crockery, Platedware, Glassware, Jewelry of Various Qualities And Styles, Clocks and Watches, I-adles and Gents' Furnishing Patent Medicines. Goods, Fancy No- Rone. Faming tions of Evcry Implements nf Description All Kinds, Carpets, Mattin-zs. Oil Cloth. Wall Paper, etc., Of the above list, I can say my stfick is the MOST C O M ! L E 'V K ev-r offered in t his market, and was s"ht-d wit h especial care tor t tie Oregon City trade. All of wnlch I now offer for sale at the Lowest Market Rates. No us" for the ladles, or any one else, to think of going to Portland to buy gitods lor I am Determined to .Stli Chettp and not to allow myselt to be I XUERSOLD IX THE STATE OF OREGON. All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay ments, be lieving as I do that Twenty Years Experience in Oregon City enables me to know the re quirements ot the trade. Come one and all and see for yourselves that the old stand ot THOMAS CIIAltMAN cannot be beaten ln quality or prie-. II would be useless for me- to tell you all the advantages I can ofT-er you in "the sate of goods, as every store that advertises docs that, and probably you have been disap-1-ointed. All I wish to say is Come, and S?f,and Examine for Yonrsrlvrs fori do not wish to make any mistakes. My object is to tell all my old lriendsnow that lam still alive, and desirous to sell goods cheap, for cash, or upon such terms as agreed upon. Thanking all for tlie liber al patronage heretofore bestowed. THOS. CHARMAN. Main Street, Oregon. Cify, Legal Tenders and County Serip tken at market rates. THOS. CHARMAN ttVoO.CKX) lbs wool wanted by THOS. CHARMAN. UfiiLYPTUS dicinal prop-- Z. w here tly. and hundreds o Francisco.. re and hy 11111 y Q i'-uKis, i-uniund, Sole Agenti ror 30m ay ig73y L- STILL IN THE FIELDl WILLI M' & KARDIKC- AT THE LINCOLN BAKERY, 1 LLP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCIT X. ol family Groceries to be found in the city. All goods warranted. Goods delivered in t he city lree of charge. The highest each, price paid tor country produce.. Oregon City, March I'S, li73. SFr-ERIAL R I L LS, Savior, Lalioiue k Co. Ore&icn City. Keep constantly on hand Tor sale Flour,, Middlings. Blaii and Chicken Feed. Parties purchasing lei d must furnish the sack. VATCHES AND JEWELRY. fin II E U N V E R iu x E D AN- JL nomicc to the citizens ol Ort iron City and Clackamas county that they havo- jusi opened a JEWELRY ESTAELISF:MENT I N Oregon City, Main street, next door north of Shades Sa loon, whore they will keep on hand and for sale all goods 'w -rtaiuing to I heir line, at tin LoWianT living KATts. Especial attention, given to the repairing of Fixb Ti.mfPjkcks., All goods sold and work done warranted, GEO. A. HAAS & SON. Oregon City. Feb. ti. ISTo-tf. SPRING AM) SU3I3IEK GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT X. SELLIIVG'S DEALER IM Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoos, Hardware, Groceries, Crockery, Notions, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods., etc., etc., ctc.r etc. Main Street, Oregon City. Produce of all kinds liought, for which I pay the highest market price. If you de sire good Goods at hw prices, call at I. S HI. L I X G ' S and examine his new stock of Spring good a Give mi' a call and convince yonrselves. My motto is, ' QflCK SALES AN li SMALL PROFITS." The highest market price paid for wool. I. SELLING. Oregon City. March 21. lS73-tf. 1,000 DEER SKINS W A K T K U. AND ALSO, VLL OTHER KINDS OF HIDES. FOR which I will pay the hijrhes market price in cash Bring on your hides and get your coin lor them. JOHN SCHKAM. Saddle and Harness Maker. Oregon City. Oregon, July 11, Is73-ni3. suMM oy s. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Clackamas. Frank Schlunt, Paintifl" William Knopf and J. S. Gunbierner, dfts. Tj the Defendant above named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE gon.jou are hereby required to appear and answer the com i hunt filed against you in t he above entitled suit within ten tlaj s lrom the date of the service of this summons ui on jou, if served within this county, or if served in any othereownty of this State, then within twenty dsylrom the date of the sendee of tbis summons upon vim, and if serred nion you by publi cation then bv the first day of the the next term of said Court follow ing the time pre scribed in the order ef publication, vir : The 4th Monday In .eplemler, 1973, and ff vou fail soto answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint, which consists among other things as against said defendant. Kitoj f, in causing him Uv execute a deed in fee simple to the plaintiff of the i roj-erty described in the coral Mint, and as against said defendant Ganbieruer in excluding bim from any Interest ln a lien on the property described in said torn ilaint; and inn are further notified that bv an order of the Hon. W. W. Ulton Judge of said Court, serv ice is to ben? upon voa in said suit by publication oif" summons once a week for six eetlatn Oregon rry Enterprise, wiper published in Oregon City. .rfl ms coun ty, Oregon. Jx H RE,:.itr AtAomey for PlaiHtirr. August (rth. 187!b augt&wSv T0 LET. THE ROOM FORMERLY CPIE"t as the Council CiamW, i ft. The. sine's brick buiMtzig-. Arr'7 O o o O o o o o o o O O o o o O o o 0 O o o o o o o o o o G O o o G O o o G O O O O O O .1 . -r-.-m-r-.r-. Tm-T nn rot TT?ne)n i a