rcflonSlotcsman
SALEM, FRIDAY,
MAY 13
THE Cm AMD COTJHTEY.
WeCDMatSDAY.
- Last week the much contested Nevil
road was finally ordered to be opened, oa
payment of the assessed damage. The
case has been appealed.
Portlanders congratulate themselves on
having bad no fire alarm for two weeks.
We bare bad none for that many months.
We saw a wagon load of eggs brought
to towo yesterday in the patent eg pack
er, which is a set of pasteboard boxes
on-j for each egg. Tbey are surely safe
from ordinary breakage.
As short lime on the stage route is fully
established, mails for the north now close
at 5 a.m., and forthe south at 3 p. m.
The University scholars are to have a
nicnic up the river on Saturday next.
Tbey will probably go on the steamer
Albaov.
T. Cunningham k Go. received by boat
a new planer which tbey nave contracted
to deliver to. the Baena Vista mills.
B. F. Drake yesterday sent np to Al
bany the smoke-stack and several anatts
for the Oil Works at that place.
Figcbis. We were gravely informed
by the telegraph a day or two since, that
a grant of twenty aections per mile for a
distance of one thousand miles of a rail
road amounts to seven million acres
Considering the fact that in Oregon we
comDute 20x1.000x640 to amount to 12,
800.000. we suetrest that the compiler
at the other end of the line stick to facts
and let as do the figuring.
Shoo Fly 1 We saw a new rendering of
this ridiculous and popular expression oa
Sander evening last. Mr. W. Graves,
proprietor of the Union Hotel, was eject
inz a man from bis premises, for some
cause which we did not learn, but be was
making bta thoe fly pretty lively about the
fellow's coat tails, wbile the other re
sponded, " don't bodder me," or words
to tbat effect.
Fcsiral or Jtsstf D. Walliso. The
funeral of the late Jesse D. Walling,
killed on Monday, near Zena, in Polk
county, will tike place to-day. The re
mains will be buried on bis farm in Spring
Valley, at a poiot dfiljoated by him dar
ing bis life as the place of bis aerial.
The funeral will be coederlei fe the
Masons of Aosiiy Lodge, eeev4 r ike
members of toe tr ir fmrn eat
elsewhere.
Almost Fmseea ! e
mill at Liable r
pattief la the ew.
by this tisse T -aboat
lbs artt n
Net, as we em 0
k Weiliee; keig - r -
saw from at , --
volvrd ia l rgst . T
joined from f ' -
an iafrieg a
finally received t ev . -..-log
compear is is t, t !
begin work tb is es.
Jcocs Wusos Mr. Wi!es emeet is
town from LHs last eteetf, ercee-!
panied by a somber ef evetlerata, wk
bad been from here to bear tbe diseas
sioa at that place. We learn that there
was a full bouse, but tbe ladies were sot
out. ''At Lafayette, .the day before, the
ladies were out in force. Tbe speaking
was in the Court House yard; where there
is a fine grove of trees, and tbe occasion
was made quit e a gala day. l ney speak-to-day
Stlverton.
Great Sali or Lasd. We learn from
Jo Teal, Esq., who came down tbe river
yesterday, that he and B. Goldsmith have
completed tbe purchase of eight tracts of
land, with improvements, lying about
twenty miles east of Harris burg, in Linn
county, containing in all about six thou
sand acres. The prices ranged from four
to twenty dollars per acre, according to
situation, and tbe whole, purchase com
bines the best of prairie and bill land,
watered excellently. The intention is to
raise fine stock upon it, and with the
means at tbeir command, we may expect
that in time this tract will be known as
one of the great stock farms of the United
States. -
Still Asothsb. C. Beal, G. W. C. T.,
of Oregon, seems to be doiog a land of
fice business in his work. On the 2d of
May, he organized Waconda Lodge, No
123. with fortv charter members. -The
F m
officers elected are Dr. W. A. Cusiek, W,
C. T.; Mrs. Emma Towasend, W. V. T.:
W. Williams;. W. S; J. C. Hays, W..F
S ; Mrs. T. S. Leonard, W. T.: M. L.
Jones, W M.; Miss Sarah Jones, W. D.
M.: Miss Eaia Jones, W. 1. U.; U.
Townsend, W. O G.; Dr. W. B. Majors,
W. C; E. L. Townsend, P. W. C. T.
Mrs. W. A. Cosick, W. A. S.; Mrs. H. P.
Jackson, W. R. S : Mrs. J. C. Hays. W
L. S.; E. L. Townsend, L. D. This
Lodge contemplates building a new hall
Rbtukscd to Origob. We learn that
Janathan Biggs of Lane county, L. N.
English, of Marion county, Garrett Rigg,
of Polk county, and tbeir families, have
come oyerland, with teams, determined to
make their future residence in Oregon
Capt. L. N. English and the above named
left here two years ago determined to
reach South America and make a settle
ment ia the Argentine Republic. Tbey
seem to have changed thtir destination
and to have gone to San Diego, Cal , and
being dismasted with tbe prospects there
' have coma backMo Oregon, a country
which, in tbeir opinion, viewed by the
light of experience, is good 'enough for
anvbodr. and a loner ways belter and
more reliable than California. Old Capt.
English has remained at San Diego, where
be has acquired property and is doing
well.
To Liati Us. Mr. Thomas Cross
tarts this morning for the East. We
learn that he will visit Chicago aad thinks
of engaging ia pork packing in that city,
shoald the' prospects seem' favorable.
, r Mr. Cross has won the, reputation of be-
lng thetnost successful packer on the
Pacific coast and thinks that in the East,
among heavy operators, he will find a
- better field for his specialty, which is tha
preparation of fancy hams. Should he
engage ia busings there, be will confine
himself to this particular branch of bus
iness. While we are confident tbat Mr.
Cross will succeed ia business any where
we feel tbat Oreeoa can ill afford to lose
such men and trust tbat bis long resi
dence in Web-foot will make it impossible
for him to stay away.
Waht A Laxd GaaiT. We learn list
the people of Tillamook eounty are bend-
.iiiK.ir rir(ita tha construction
asf waa a a a. ..aw B -
of a toad from that point to Salem, and
another toward Portland. Several miles
of each have beea constructed this sum
mer by the little community that is cat
off from the rest of the world by the
Coast Range. Tbey ask that Congress
make a grant' of lands through .which
the road passes in aid of tbe undertaking
Certainly no caBe shows more clearly
good reason for such a request. HFhe
proposed road lies through a region
mountainous country for thirty miles,
where the land can never be made to yield
tie Government a dolIar,unIessitia open
ed by means of a road. It is not worth
much ihere, bat will at a future day be
of loot importance as timber land.
Some occasional tracts may be atiilized
immediately, and tbe prospect of future
usefulness of tbe remainder woald add
sufficient to tbe financial credit of enter
prise to make it a success; Thus by do
nating one-half of a strip of land, now of
no use at all, the other half will be
made valuable, and a section of country
now undeveloped will be aided ia making
itself a prominent feature in tbe indue
trial economy of our Stan. A former
Legislature memorialised Congress on
this subject, and we hope to see tbe next
one tke such steps as will result in
something being done for that county.
THOMiDiT.
Itimb. We yesterday received the Ms-
rysville Daily Appeal for March 27, 1870.
Slow time, tbat.
Griswold's block is wonderfully im
proved by that coat of paint. Wbeo the
awning is done it will look still better.
Rev. P S. Knight talks of going below
this week, on a trip to the Sound for
health.
A large family from Indiana, relatives of
Elder Wb tner. mved in town last nignt
They come to mak tbeir homes in Oregon.
Salem Mills received 850 bushels of
wheat.
Fired. In tbe Recorder's Court, yes
terday, Robert Bean plead guilty to a
charge of assault nnd battery on a Chi
naman. lie was fined $25 and costs,
which was paid forthwith.
Bkttims. An acquaintance informs us
that he has laid a wager with a candidate
for a county office on tbe Democratic
ticket, and the sum of one hundred do!
lars bas been pat op. Tbe candidate bets
that every nominee on tbe Democratic
State ticket will be elected, and our
friend "coppers the bet
Appointed. Mr. J. Henry Brown bas
been appointed Assistant Marshal to take
the census for tbe County of Marion, by
U. S. Marsha! Thos. G. Young. The ap
pointment is a good one, and we have no
doubt of tbe duties of tbe office being
faithfully disharged.
Bill Towib. Workmen are engaged
in erecting a bell tower above the Baptist
Church of this place. The bell which
has been hung near the ground on frames,
will soon be in a position to send its tones
farther and clearer than in its present
situation.
SvaAwssaaics. These delicious wild
ftrri srt alresdy in season. Some were
fcft ( by tbe children yesterday tbat
r . Oar neighboring towns beat
a ( strawberries last November
i . "first blood" ibis time for
la a few drs we expect to see
. parties all tbe rage.
a . is aos. Several of our citizens
- , trtoa to bear tbe discussion
v ,: a aod Slater. We learn
i&r ws a fair turn out. notwitb-
i g tbis is tbe busy time with far-
; UJies were out as they should
k, Wilwi was well received and beart-
f f reetei by bis old acquainltnces as
! as party friends.
Tis Toss. Toe Fannie Tatton brought
dawa tbe river yesterday ten tons of
poultry. There were twelve large coops,
measuring tbe above amount. Ten of
tbem were well filled with fowls ; tbe
other two with geese. It wis impossible
to count them, so we ascertained the
measurement. -
Issahe. Mr. Wm. Curtis, of Benton
county, goes down on tbe boat to day,
conveying a brother of his to tbe Insane
Asylum at East Portland. Tbe unfortun
ate man has been deranged, and his rela
tives near Corvallis have been keeping
him for the last six months, in hopes of
bis recovery, but at last bave been obliged
to give it op.
Hand Mashed. A young man named
Newell, son of Mr. Newell of tbe Stand
ard Mills, who is a miller at tbe Silver
ton Mills, had bis right band badly masa
ed yesterday, wbile oiling machinery. It
was caught between an iron wbeel and
tbe timbers, and. tbe flesb torn from each
side. He was abouttbe mill superintend
ing matters afterwards, but evidently has
a bad band that it will take some time to
cure np.
Fob Ashlahd. Cspt. 0. C. Applegate
leaTes tc-day for bis borne in Ashland
He bas been ia Salem since last Summer,
an invalid oa account of the unfortunate
results of vaccination with impure matter.
Bis arm, which has caused him a great
deal of Buffering, bas so far recovered as
to permit bim to travel, though it is still
necessary to keep it in a sling. While be
must even remember the past Winter as
unpleasant from this net, we still hope
tbat tbe memories of many pleasant ac
quaintances and true friends found, will
in some measure maae amenas.
Fob the Pihitintiabt. Sheriff Thornp
on, of Umatilla county, arrived by boat
yesterday, having in charge five prisoners
sentenced to tbe Penitentiary. Three of
these go for three years each, having been
convicted of larceny, ia stealing sixty
head of horses from tbe UmatilU Reser
vation. Another gets ooe year for bur
glary, and an Indian goes for one year
for stealing cattle. I ney were put oa a
'bus and taken direct to tbe Penitentiary,
where tbev will no doubt be speedily in
ducted into the mysteries and miseries of
brickmaking.
Peshatcbi Explcsios. Mr. L.
who was at work in the . South Salem
Quarry, was badly hurt aboot tbe bands
and arms yesterday by a premature explo
sion of a blast. It seems he was eagaged
in tamping a charge when, by some acci
dent, tbe-fuse ignited. His hands were
powder-burnt and also received several
hurts from tbe splinters of stone, many
of which lodged in his hands and arms.
Tbis is tbe second occurence of the kind
lately. There must be aomething wrong
abt-ut the arrangements.
Sthasgi. While seated at oar desk
yesterday writing, we observed that the
glass chimney of a lamp which had beea
ased the eveaing before, was cracking
and snapping at a lively rate. Tbe lamp
was in its nsual position and certainly
bad not been touched for aa hour. The
snapping continued nntil tbe chimnev
naa spontaneously resoivea itself into a
total wreck. If any one can explaia this,
it may be tbe means of quite a savin ir to
the whole community ia tbe item of lamp
chimneys, ouca occurrences may be
known to others but this is the first we
aver saw or beard or.
FRIDAY
Itims. Work commenced yesterday at
the corner of Commercial and Court sts.
where Mr..Wade intends erecting a brick
battling 40x70.
The Street Commissioner keeps put
ting down good crossings. For that one
in South Salem he will be thankfully re
membered next winter. -
Seven sacks of mail wbich caase by
steamer to Portland, was brought . np
yesterday on the Reliance.
Fresh entrants are ia tbe market ;we
will soon bave plenty of green fruit aad
j cholera morbus.
1 A large ten-borse thresher was brought
of I ap oa Ihe boat yesterday. , -
. Workmen have commenced oa tbe la-
side of Griswold's theater. It will be
fitted up into a set of fine offices.
Tbe Reliance did not go any higher np
the river yesterday than this place. She
tarts this morning at 7 o'clock, bavicg
tbe University Picnickers oa board.
Tbe Albany is at Kugeoe City and will
be down tbis evening.
A large drove of. fat cattle were taken
through town yesterday going no th.
It was Mr. Elias Cary whs was hurt by
tbe explosion at the quarry on Wednes
day. A blank was left in our item for
the name and then toe name was left oat.
Dr. J. It. Bayley, Superintendant of
Internal Revenue, is ia towo.
The river is falliag rapidly.
Rebikah Decbeb. Postponed regular
meeting of R bekab Degree Lodge No. 1,
ibis (Friday) evening, Mry 13tb, at eight
o'clock. A general attendance is re
quested. By order of the N. G.
" jfy husband offered me a choice of a.
piano or a urover k Biker bewing Ma
chine, for a Christmas gift I chose the
latter at once, and am more than delight
ed with it."
Gilbebt Bbos.. Agents, Salem, Oregon.
dad Aews. K. U. Ueer, Esq. was
hastily summoned away to atlead tbe sick
bed of bis aged father at Butteville. The
letter, which came by boat, stated that
the elder Mr. Geer was not expected to
survive.
The Ohe's Ball. Capital Engine Co
No. 1 gives a social bop at the Opera
House, this evening. Members of the De
partment are requested to appear in uni
form, and tbe public are respectfully rc
q netted to come and enjoy themselves,
and at the same time let tbeir ' little old
two dollars" go towards a good cause,
Wilcome. Oiegon needs more than
anything else an addition of good men
and women, and we are glad to see tbat
every steamer from San Francisco brings
an installment of just such people. Sev
eral families from the East arrived by
boat yesterday. Some went on up tbe
river, but the greater part were destined
for Marion county, and tbev are welcome
here.
At thb Sociable. The supper and So
ciable at tbe Legislative Hall was so
pleasant an affair that it did not break up
nntil nearly 12 o'clock. The arrange
menu were perfect, tbe attendance just
large enough for comfort, tbe supper
bounteous, and the next day's luncb was
about $125 of receipts. From tbe surplus
provisions a nice lunch was set out veS'
terday, and several of tbe finest cakes
were sold.
Arrived. Mr. C. E. Burro vjs, of Santa
Cruz, who, with D. Tuthill and others,
has contracted to supply tbe city with
gaslight, arrived by stage yesterday
Some of the machinery shipped from New
York bas already reached here, and the
remainder will soon be on band. The
contractors' will commence work jmme
diately, and intend to redeem their prom
ise and light the city with gas next win
ter.
A Lost Canary. Mr. Hellenbrand of
the Commercial Restaurant, had a canary
escape from a cage bung ia part of bis
restaurant, yesterday, and will suitably
reward any person who will recover aod
return it. It is a male bird. Bright jel
low and a good singer.
Bess a Vista Stoke wabi -Smith Bros
of Buena Vista are running tbeir stone
ware factory to its fullest capacity. They
bave on hand a large assortment of the
finest flower-pots ever manufactured on
the Pacific coast; also a large assortment
of stoneware, all of which they offer for
sale at reasonable rates. mlOxU
Candy Mixer actory. Messrs. Hot
bert & Parrisb, having just returned from
tbe upper part of the valley, where they
sold a wbole wagon load of candies and
segars. Send the team out Monday to
visit Marion, Clackamas, lambill, and
Washington counties. Tbey are an en
terprising firm and tbeir goods are of tbe
best quality.
Something Niw. Mr. Montgomery
yesterday showed us a little instrument
that he has lately received, by means of
which be takes auy required number of
ambrotypes at one setting. It is called a
multiplying camera, and tbe pictures
wbeo set in cards suitable for albums
are well named "gems." Mr. M. wanted
to test the power of bis camera, so he
persuaded yours truly to sit in range
Then be turned things about for a mm
nte or so, aod produced six likenesses on
one plate. It didn't break the glass, so
he thinks it a good one.
Bad Mahagemsxt. A comber of per
sons were disappointed by tbe hasty ad
journment of tbe Temperance meeting on
Tuesday evening. The majority of those
who attend thinking the meeting
would commence as late as usual,
arrived tbere in time to find tbe doors
closed. Those who were punctual had
other appointments, and a motion to ad
journ was tbe first business transacted
Mr. O. C. Applegate, who had been in
vited to deliver a poem, reached the door,
manuscript in hand, just in time to bear
tbe result of tbe vote announced. The
members of tbe Musical Union came soon
after, aod others continued to arrived for
an hour. Gentlemen wbo sat on tbe
steps talking, inform as that as many as
one hundred persons came to tbe door
while tbey were there. lours truly bad
been very busy and reached tbere about
9 o'clock too late. It is a pity tbat the
business on band could not have been at
tended to, but on tbe next meeting night
members will probably be more punctual.
We should like to see tbe meeting called
to order at tbe precise moment, whether
aoy one was present or not.
Pobtlaxd Items. Tbe Union Sabbath
School Picnic is to be a grand affair.......
Mr. Charles Russell of Walla Walla' bas
bea awarded a cootract to furnish 250
horses for tbe Department of tbe Colom
bia. The scholars of tbe Catholic school
were to bave an excursion, kindly tender
ed by Mr. Holladay. ........ A new baggage
and express car calls forth the commenda
tion of FortJand locals.... The Portland
ferry boats is to make trips nntil eleven
o clock at night. ; .
Grace Greenwood tells a good story ol
the effect once produced by the eloquence
or senator nye, biblically backed, " fer
vent ana effectual, ' by telling texts.
Though what is vulgarly called a stump
speech, it had so much the character of
pulpit oratory, that one auditor, at least,
wag profoundly affected. A nice, sus
ceptible old lady, winine tbo tears from
ner eyes, said, addressing soma callona
policians aboat herr I don't know what
yon may think ; but I believe tbat man
aaows something aboat vital piety.
M')?0J0. beliT0 in secoad love. Mr.
McQuade?" "Do i K.n... ' .a
love? Homnh. if a man kn. . a
- k wraaj iu . nri.iiiiii
If tat.', t . . n , '
a . .'-. :
uv""u" " DO" The Boise A'ee
peaks of the suicide of Thomas 0. Ball
a well known printer, many years resi
aeoi or tbat city. He drank laadaaam
mere was no apparent caase. Be was m
""" n-eotacay, aaa 39 years of age
A choice article la quantities to suit at
A.Mii 10. COX 4k- BaRBARTI.
white ano
. . ' ief ana wnen it
a u hM too? Troth, Marphy, I
do beUeve ia second low ' 3
Public Speaking-
GEN. JOEL PALMER and Hon. L. V.
G ROVER, opposing candidates for Got.
ernor,! accompanied by Geo. L. Woods,
ill address their fellow citizens oa tbe
Issues or the day, at the following times
and places : .. r ,.
Dalles................. ...Friday, May 6
Oillsborro......:.. ..Monday, " 9
Portland..;. ' ;...Tuesday, " 10
Oregon City ....... Wednesday " 11
Laftyette.. Friday, " ia
Salem........ .............Saturday, " 14
Dallas...... .Tuesday, 17
Albany....:....-- Thursday, 19
Corvallis .Friday, " 20
Eugene City...-. .....Monday, " 23
Roseburg Thursday, t
Jacksonville.... - Saturday, " 28
Speaking at one o'clock p. m. at each
of the places. ;
i County CanTass.
The Republican and Democratic candi
dates; for Marion county will address
their " fellow-citizens at tbe following
limes and places, viz :
Howell Prairiei. Tuesday, May 24
Silverton
Wednesday,
25
26'
27
28
30
30
31
Sublimity.
i.......-Tbuysday,
U ...-Friday,
Aumsvilie
Jefferson-.
Saturday,
Waconda
J. Monday,
....Monday evening,
BelpassL
Aurora-.
Tuesday,
Butteville I....... Wednesday, June i
Cbampoeg Thursday, " 2
St. Louis , .......Friday, " 3
Salem i ....Saturday, 4
Speaking will be at 11 a. m., except at
Belpassi and Salem, where it will be in
tbe evening, i -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
! 1 .
Offioe, No. 64 FROST STREET, ,
Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portlaad, Oregon
SPECIAL COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.
Ace onnts, Nott, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercantile
Clain sof every descrip.lon throughout Oregon anil
the T rritorles. WILL BE MADE A 8PECIU.Tr
AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED, as wU as with a
due ngard to economy in all business matters in
trusted to his care, and tie proceeds paid over
punctually,
REAL ESTATE DEALER!
eplS
IJCKlaO BUT WHATUEU, In tha
Bummer seaaoo, tbe public still always bant tar
e-iol placet to obtain comfort. Now, there it one
place Id oar city waich is dclihtful tbe coolest
place la town mod also beverages and refreshments
will be served in each a style aa to cane every one
local jIn- Call at tbe CAPITAL SALOON, ia
the ts Bitot ot Msllorj's brick, on Bute street.
Usyll. I JOHN RUTH k CO.
COMMERCIAL, DEPARTMENT
j or TBI
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
This department 1 of the Willamette University is
now in successful operation. The Executive Board
have fixed the pr ees as follows
For full Schobirtlilpt, including the rlfht to re
view at any tinie gratis, f 40. Time required to com
plete the course ef study not limited.
Students ef the University who devote a portion
of their time to Commercial studies, $19 per term,
or $20 per graduating course, invariably In ad ranee.
The course includes Book-keeping1 aud Penman
ship Ornamental Penmanship, according to agree
ment. Btmlents, oo finishing the prescribed course.
on payment of a tn all graduating ee,arefurnbhed
a Diploma, signed by the Pretldo t of the Univer
sity and the Principal of tbe Depa tment.
i W. 8. JAMES,
Salem, March 19.dw Principal of Dept;
A. t HICKLIN would be moch gratiflad to
bave at) wbo owe bim on old account call and settle
same by cash or note April 30j
Boats and baea made to order by
i ROYAL 8c SMITH.
Patton's Block, State street. , ruL8
Monthly gettlcmenta. Hereafor we in
tend to make oat aocoBnt and present thsos with a
view to monthly settlements. Commencing with
June 1st, we shall present monthly b:i s to all c ur
en ttmcrs without exception Of which ftact the
pnlie are rtquested to take notice.
My 1,18 0. tZtr VAOB WEIGHT.
A. I.. FRNCIS. Teaober of Xtru-
mental Mualo, will give lDS'ructlons t n the
Fiute, Vlollo, Guitar, etc He will eiercls the ut
most care to develop a correct and taste i style of
execution ; and by discarding evervlhtog that tends
lo produce a superficial acquaintance with music,
will endeavor to secure the rapid advancement (
puplbi towards a thorough knowledge of the science,
so rarely acquired under many of the existing meth
ods of teaching, tot terms enquire at HcCnlly k
Mjer's store, or at his office, at f. Q. Bchwatka'a
residence, nearl opposite the Wigwam.
Jaata I BovtL. ITuxi 8stmr
ROYAL s SMITH
Are constantly : receiving NEW SUPPLIES of
BOOTS AND SUOE8, which tbey cTr at the lowest
CASH PHC8 I
PATTON'S BLOCK. ...:..SALZX.
April 13 : j-
For Oounty Jadge. I hereby announce my
self as a candidate for County Judge at the June
ectloa.lSI). I SETH B. HAMMER
A Torpid System.
Sometfmts, without acy assignable cause, the
physical streagth and animal spirits give way,
and a strange torpor falls alike on tbe body aod in
tellect.' 9 here ia little or no pain perbape, but the
natural vigor aLd elasticity of the nervous and
muscular ajstem seeirs to bave departed, and an
Indifference to the 1 -esares ef life, and even of Its
responsibilities, takes tbe place of that earnest in
terest ia both which character's avwy well bai
aoced saiad whea in a healthy condiilon.
This state of partial eolUpaa la olten lbs premoiil-
tery symptosas of some seriuus malady. It indicates '
uembtakably tbat the vital powers are languishing
and need a etimnleat. In such ceets tbe affect of a
few doses ot Hostettet'a Stomach B Iters is wonder
fully beneficial. I The great tonle wakes up tbe sys-
test from its drowse. The secretlooa and tha circu
lation receive a new impetus. Ths relaxed nerves
rec&ver the r lastidty under the operations of the
peMfie, like fee slackened strength of a musical In
strument In the process cf tuning. Lethargy and
dehUity are replaced by energy and vigor, the spir
its riae, aad life that almost seemed a burden wbile
the season of depression lasted, becomes onos more
er Jojeble. That such a radical change should be
produced by a remedy entirely devoid of the power
ful alkaloids and minerals so extensively ased In
mod era practice, may seem incredible to those who
pla their taith oa the medicinal efficacy of active
poiaoos, bat if those skeptics will take tbe trouble
to enquire of ih-ee who have tested tha corrective
and alterative virtues of the Bitters under the etr.
eumstaaoea described, tbey will find tbe statement
to be true. : i . . . -- -
Capital Engine Co. No. 1
WlLt.ITI A
SOCHAJU PARTY,
j " ! AT ' f , ' I
REED S OPERA HOUSE,
' rrldar Kvrasalssg, May 13U. '
Sa lnTitattoti s exteaded to alL Tbe best of BB-
sle a-iU be foraUhed tor danciBir.
COnniTTKB OF AKRABOB91KSTB
A. H. GUbart -"'
Jarry M. Patterson,
J J. Murphy
B. 0. Hallsy. -
A. B uroasauua. :
TICKETS : : : : : 92 00.
8aJ.aa, May 9 X " -
Notice.
IDTERlVALi KIVKMCK INOOMB AND BP
: dal Taxes. Tbe Isoome and Bpedal Taxes tor
Martaa eonoty, aa per annual Ltat, are now doe at
tt as offloe, aad sbbM be psid oa or twtxre the 33th
ay 01 auy, 1(170. W. CnArafAN,
aty Collector District ef Oregon.
Republican Platform.
The Union Republican party of Oregon,
la Convention, makes this declaration of
Ks principles and policy: w j..
1st. Unfaltering devotion to the Union,
first, last, and . forever; aod , unwavering
fidelity to toe constitution and its amend
ments, and tbe laws of oar National Leg
islature. '.:-.".'-'
2d. We wholly approve tbe principles
and policy of the administration of Pres
ident Grant, as carrying into practical
application tbe principles for wbich we
have successfully striven. And we par
ticularly commend those points ia his In
augural Address, wherein be declares
"let it be understood that no repudiator
of ooe farthing or oar public debt will be
trusted in public places, and ' it will , gd
tar towards atrengtbeaiog a credit which
onght to be the best ia tbe world,'.' and
"I would protect tbe law abiding citi
zen , whether of native or foreign birth,
wherever his rights are prejudiced or the
flag of our country floats;" and, "I will
bave oo policy to enforce against the will
of tbe people." ...
3d. We bave confidence tbat tbe Ad
ministration will wisely and firmly pro
tect tbe interests and sustain tbe dignity
of the Natiot in respect to other nations,
and especially with regard to our just
claims against Great Britain.- -
4th. We denounce all forms of repudi
ation as a national crime, and the na
tional honor requires the payment of th
public indebtedness ia the utmost good
faith to all creditors at home or abroad,
not only according to the letter,, but the
spirit of the laws tnder which it vras
contracted. And tor this purpose, we
favor a strict economy in the Administra
tion of tbe National Government, and tbe
application to such payment of all sur
plus revenue, from whatever" source de
rived; aod that taxation should be equal
ized aud reduced as rapidly as tha na
tional faith will permit. "
5 lb. We make no distinction betweea
eitizeas, whether of foreign' or native
birtb; and that we sympathize now aad
ever with mea of all nationalities striving
for self government. .. .. ..
Cth. That we' are opposed to any
change in our naturalization daws which
shall admit to citizenship aoy foreigners
not now entitled thereto under said laws.
7th. We favor a judicious system of
railroad and river improvements iu Ore
gon, in order to develop- our resources
and invite settlement of our ntfoccup'ed
territory and for tbis purpose insist that
Congress should" make us liberal grants
of aid. . '
I 8th. We are in favor of a tariff for rev
enue, with such discrimination in faver
of our domestic manufacturers as -will
not diminish its efficiency for the purpose
pi revenue.
f 9th. We favor universal amnesty to tbe
people of those States lately in rebellion,
which have been restored to full relations
in tbe Union.
10th. We are in favor of fostering the
cause of education, and are opposed to
any diversion of tbe common scboal funds
vi mis otate to any otner purpose tnan
the support of common schools.
lltb. We recognizor in the Union Re
publican party the measures and men who
saved tbe Government from destruction,
and that its continuance in power is the
only sare safeguard to national peace and
prosperity. And with this platform we
appeal to the voters of Oregon for. their:
suffrage and support.
NEW TO-DAY.
iY. Iv. G-IL L,
State Street,. Saleiu.
Offers for Sal
PIANOS-
Both New and Seeood Uand at law Prices.
CABINET ORGANS-
- Sole Agent far Celebrated " Haeosi A Hamlin.''
FLUTES- .
Oaa to Thirteen Keys, from S3 to f 40 Bark.
VIOLINS-
.. New mod O'.d froea Ta-cpeia and American
M tnufacture.
GUITARS
A La ge Assortmeot Jast BecelTed. .
SHEET MUSICS-
Ten Thousand Psre of, I seat Selections, aad
New Muic Each Mjcth.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
For all Kinds of MosicaJ Instruments
VIOLIN & GUITAR STRINGS
Of the Best Quality.
SCHOOL BOOKS-
Krery Kind used la Oregon, Wholesale s Ba
tJL
' BLANK BOOKSr-
Suaw a Co s Otlebrated.
GOLD PENS- "
Tbe Largmt Stock North- of Pen Franceses
over 4 J Varieties of A. Morton's. -
WRAPPING PAPER- .
Straw and Mtafl'a of Bast QnalMy,
S. S. LIBRARIES
A Complete Assortment.
STANDARD W.ORKS-
Plaio and Fine XditloTS.
3IAGAZINES AND NEWSPA
PERS - ...
. At Publishers Rates la Currency.
glem,Vav . 1870. xstf
OPERA HOUSE RESTAURANT.
'V'."' SALKaT, OBEOOI.
DIXINQ ROOM ON COURT ST. . .
I HAVE seeared tbe. asrvlen of TRAKK HQX.
weil known as a popular steward oa tbe steam
era oo the Willamette river, aod the dtlsnts of Si
lent will Coda
First-class House.
-.f - . - .:
A HsndiOBS Fstrlor aaal leeptsi0t
Booms are fitted np la eoaneetion, and I ass able
to prooiiee to TftAMSIANt UCESTi exxlleot ao
tommorlationa. - . , '
This H'eais also tbe STAGE OFFICE of the Cab
lfornlaaod Oregon Stage Vompaoy.
A lair aba- of public patronage is solicited .
a A. KEID
Salem, Ova.. If a? ft, 1S70.
HALL'S
-HAIR
Is the best artiala kaosra to prasarve the hair. It
vtu poatuveij restore .
GRIT H AIR. TO ITS ORIGINAL. CO!-
URABOFROHOTK ITIOaUWTU.
It is aa eetirelv new aciarj tile diseovarv. eesaWw
lag saaay or. ut aaoss powariat and rasturaUv
ageots ia tbe vegetable kingdom.
It mak-a tha Hair smooth asid Glossr
Am sleaa mot atalss tlta kll
IT IS RKCONHEMDRD AMD. TJIEO
BY TUB FIRST SI KUICAA. All.
- TUORITT. ' - '-
Oar Treatise on Hair sent free bv mail
Price $1.00. . For sate by all druggists.
R. P. HALL k CO.. Nasbaa, N. H., Pronrieters.
POULTRY MARKET,
TTIfXIAK UUDBCTTXS, AT THI BASCH
T Chop ; Hooa desires the people of baisai
mow vna am naa oosMtaotiy on kand a fall sapplj of
Poultrr AIitc or Dressed,
Whieh be offers for sals at raeoooabls prtotsa. '
GOBIE AMD 1KB TUB STOCH,.
Mar, . a tf
WH. LIArBITTBS.
em-- tr-ni
MI8OBLLANE0US.
miDERSon .& ononii
... SUCCESSORS ' TO . STRANG
I.nPRTBB AND DEALERS tIN
XSTQVE S
. ; : ; OF ALL KINDS, .
LATE,SnEET IROK; COpVeR,
I1XC, BRASS X BLOCK TIN,
"". " ' ' " : v -
Force Liit JPiortips,
V V CAST." TIN AND ENAMELED
1 Hollow- W are.
V MANUFACTURERS OF
TIN, SHEEUKOX 4 COPPElt-WAEH.
. . ..-v::
.Great Variety of Gettt Pans.
;Hixtures.
Iron 'tsnf Jbead Pipe, all sizes,
FOR GAS, ' WATER AND STEAM.'
ELBOWS, :
reVtjrn BENDS,
STOP COCKS, .;
PU'GS,' , .. ,
BUSHINGS. , ,
NIPPLES.
RUBBER HOSE,
HOSE PIPES,
BATH tubs;
.iRepairingr
. . , . , .
In all its branches done to order, at tbe stand
of B. Strang,
roloii ttlo'ck. Commercial st. Salem
Boot and Shoe Store
Three Doors from Orejron Candy Manufactory
. .' on Commerriul street.
eTi 35
HAS JUST OPENED A
NiewiBoot and Shoe Store,
. . And bas a Fine assortment for
GENTS, LADIES A CHILDREN'S WEAK
Iatelv purchased ia San Francisco, aod
Fer -Sale on Most Reaonable Terms.
Salem, Feb. 19 j .
. ISTfSW Stock
GEOCEEIES
1 - Jst ReceiTed and Opened
T Tltf
JPost Office HtoreJ
. Also, a LsrgeJAssortmeot of
" ; Glassware,
' - s - Plated Ware, k
" Crockery,
China Ware,
: ' Lamps and Chimneys,
Atwavs an hand.
Jan I J
SCOTT ic FABRAB.
New Slore in Patton's Block.
TEREELL & MONROE .
Have laid lis FRKSH STOCK of
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, 1
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
(vent's Furnbhin; Goods!
We ctalBB te he able to aft v samcirat iadncesBesits
te satisry all bnssra, aad reqaasttbe Ladles and Qo
tlesassi of Balaaa and siclnlty te call and examine oar
stock r
Pattern's Block, 3d Door from Bank.
. A.mIi txm
OISTEBS, OISTERS. 5.
Bdscom's Chop House.
TBE aodnvlcnad base pnrcbased tbe Interact of
tbis popa'ar bue, aod will snpiitv tbe peo4e
, BkIooi and tha traveling pnblio, at all hours, ia
tbe Dtet stjte.
" GOOD StlCARK MKALS,
Fresh Oyatera la every Ssjle.
Plgs'Fect, Game aad Fish. ,
GOOD ICNCQKS all the time.
BILLT COOK,
i - - KUBT. LBSDBETTK&.
AprlKB. ... rToprietors
Sash, Blind and Door
MANUFACl'ORY,
Front Street, Salem.
Boothbj Jt StaplelOD.Manafactarers.
SBU. BL ND8 DOOR 8, F4AMEJ k MOLDINOS,
of all deecriptiooa, kept cooaUnilj ia hand and
made to order.
Barface Flaolog, Floorinj and Celling dressed aad
aa tubed
Clatiig dreseed and edged la tbe best possible mao-
.... -
Bevwll-aawla;, Tarsslas; sued Jobbtaf
Of all kinds d'ne oa sbtrl aolior.
AH orders proeBptly BUsd. Aprfl 2s
1 sTUST EECEIVED AT
' MIt' Ct.IJfai'5,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK,
A splendid ossortssaat of MilUaery.
SDdclavl attaatloa. ttalA ia- Halraa's
BOBBttl,
i
' - i
afar T Stf
gaOKKD IALVOI,
ficsxieei ssucaoa,
' - 'Freak SaUaaioak 1st easts.
" - ' . Salamosi tm kite,
AC VaaXewaaa. dk Wrtglat'a.
March M. - ;
Uoltrs Brooms
AT PORTLAND PRICM, WITH TRXTQHT
xa. a
added, as
W. L WADri.
April t
Perth I
DELANEY & DOIISAY,
People's Dray Company.
qntCCES AND DRATS eaa alwavtbe found at tha
A - B0TUl conier ef Commercial street, -ppoalte
sue aisaisShi - f
J" - V wborV op all kinds
J ...... i
. Kept en hand and delivered at short soUce.
BUILDING AND PLASTERING SAND
1 Ws have eaade arras rements for a eeoftant sap
ply of good Band, stand ready to ttil erdsrs ea
Short notice.
Salem Nev T
QAERIAQK PAINTING- -
K. I. SLOAT,
CARRUCE AUD SIGH PAIHTEH
tomrnercial etreet, PJ,, Utr.'s WO
Skhva, Angnst V, ivotf. "
- 3 'tttl
INSUKANCE
(NEW ENGLAND
IJutual Life Insuranco QoY.
VI v;;' ':V: c- Z-:-':17:s':'.'i
! I Aaaetsh 8,000,000.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY.
LL POUCIES NON FOBFEITABLK.
All Policies Taken Oat Darin? tbis
i
month participate in SlTldends to
- be declared on the 1st of Jannarj
next.. '
EVEBSON St HAINES,
i Geueral Agents, PortlaDd,
.-. ' Office 12. Carter's Block.
S. A. CLABKE, Aient, Salem. , dee-l
ESTABLISHED FEB. 1st, 1842.
iTHE OTTUAL. V
Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YOEK.J :
Offers the following peculiar advantages to
! persons intending to insure tbeir lives:
THE ASSETS ARE LARGER than those f
anv other Life Insurance Company ia tue Uui
tedBtates, aniounting u. over .
THIRTY-SIX MILLIONS of Dollars,
andtaro EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
THE DIVIDENDS bave been lareer ia
amount, and in proportion to premiums paid,
than ever declared by any other company.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, eommenciiisr
tbe first year, and available either to increase
the amount insured or ia cash to reduce liie
premiums.
THE MORTALITY AMONG ITS MEM
BERS bas been proportionably less than tbat
of any other Life Insurance Company iu either
America or Europe whose experience has been
made known a result in the highest degree
favorable to our Policy-Holders.
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1868,
j $3,S57,137.SO.
; Policies exempt from execution. . '
' Policies issued in Gold or Carrencv.
j .-...:
-j NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN 1868.
! HARK A KIXO, State Agent.
J.N. UOMANS, Special Agent.
I October 2!.
THE? WASHINGTON
i Life Insurance Company,
; , Of NKW.YORK.
Dividends paid one Tear from date of Policy
. -i
Policies Exempt from Execution. '
Cash Assets, oyer $2,250,000
SECURELY INVESTED.
Over 152,000 JVJCemto-.
TURELY MUTUAL.
All Policjes and Dividends Noa-Forfeitab'.e,
Over 5,000 Policies Issued in 1668.
McKENSKY Sc. LINDERMAN.
General Agents. 131 Montgomery street. 6. T.,
Uirrctlv opposite Ueciuental Motel.
XV. wniTWISIsLss PortIan.l,
General Agent for Oregon and Territories.
E. P. CRANSTON'. Local Agent, Salem.
Balem, AoRnst 31,1609. 3mx
CHARLES ADAMS,
SCCCBSSOB TO LOQCS a ADIMS
DC1LIR IS, "
Groceries & Provisions
STATE STREET. : : : . : : : SALEM.
Next door to Gill's Book Store.
GLASS ADQUEE5SWARE.
A Baatiful lot offered at rdueed prless.
Mill Feed.
... WHEAT
OATS
...OATMIAL
Dacon & Bacon Sides.
Fresli Lnrd
Butler. Eggs, Etc.
ryooods d llve.ed to all parts ef ths sit Tree
ot chanre.
C ox & Earliart
Wholesale and Retail .
GROCERS
AND DE1LEK3 IV
Flour, JTIill-Feed and drain
fffoores Rlock, Salem.
ON HAND AGAIN !
TT AS AGAIX OPEXID CUT WITH A FULL
A JL assortnient of
Dry Goods
Olotklns;,
Uroeesles, . .
Boots dk ahoea.l
. . , , Hardware, aV
Aad will aehaoge the tame aa cheaply as say other
man sor uadu or rnuvuuK.
Worth Bawro. Anrtl T. 187a. an't
Duval's Premium Gang Plow
MONITOR."
HATTlta FKBTCCTBD AH 1 Sf PR ") VI M K !fx
oa tbe Oaag Plow, fcnowa aa abora. whk
tv k the first prm?om at the late 8'ata Fair. OTg
ALL OOMPSTITORS, 1 aas prepared to seeks plows
of all daeertptteos to order as le souowus
Gang with two plowa........ flOO
n.lliw Vlmr 90
BlgceA ror either with owe 10
These Pliws are at work In Marfan aid Lmaeeea
ties aod give the highest satlsHctloa. - , j. - .
AGSNT8 FOB .MAitOJI CODSTT,
"T. CCI8H afc C
Cenatr susd ftate Rlghte for Bale.
Address. Q. Dll Vu,
April 18, 1870.
8ileaaOregoa
G
O A WD SEE THOSE HOWARD
Haaia. at
VOX. eV KARHaai'l.
N. B Toe see a't bey 4bsssaalere tee waat
em. .'-.' aprlll.
fTUKIH CP, by tbe subscriber, Urine, three ssDss
1 east ef Setpaasi, Martun eonety, Ongm, oae
VaSlto and Black Spotted Heifer, two yean M. no
ansrU or braaaa. Appraised April 19, 1870, at IX
hv S. Pisrter, J. P. '
siaylAs . S. B1OTUMAH.
4
t-cu:::::::c::a:.1ico
-
WHOLKSALS AND RITAIL
DIATBU
BtLUders, a n d Blacksmiths
HARDWARE, ;
Iron. Steel, Tin Plate and Zinc,
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES,
-,: -:, , ..". :: ":
HAFTS aad nm,
Stoves & Tinware,
1 IS ORtAT YARIKTT. ,' ..
AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED '
....... s: :';
Sweepstake Thresher ,..
Halsiee Oesatitaio Heacler, Improred tot
Batekejra Mowers, Reapers Orepperes
Kxeelslor HoVrsrs, Keopere. Sroppwra
Mew Terkef Combined Self - RakAsr
Reaper - "'
Sew York Comblaed II ass d - Raklag
. Keaper . ,. ,, ; ... J .1
Koeterly Roapsr HoWer stsid Dropper
eomblaied
Smrt'e Ragle iteaftera !
Batekej-e Oralai Drtlla
riolaveoa's aad Hatnllteki'e BroswU
east Bowers I
Davrala' Pcessitam Oasis; aad Imlky
Plows . ,
Haaallsoo'a Premlatsai SsUky Plow - '
BlMoss'a Chstllesisre Ossi Plows
Sweepstakes MCsUlferala" Oastg Plow
PAela Gauss; avstel Sstlk y Plowa
WcDfoot Gaog Plow !
Leaf Tom Sstlkjr and Oaag Plowa '.
Used Plows, Harrows Aod CstlUvat
ova, of Tarloae deaerlptlosie .
- aaaaasBBsMO . "
We are Importing direct from IA8TKRH . AKD
lUaOPIAN MARSKT8, and caa place those who
msy favor as with their patronage oa as IATOBA
BL TKRM8 aa aoy house la Oregon.
T. CVHSIXGIIABI eV Co. ;
SU.m, April U 1870.
SITZEL & UPTOJf.
IEVl ESTATE
BROKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Corner .of Ff ont and "Washington
Htreeia. .
PORTLAND, OREGON.
General Land Agency. ;
' Will attend to tha pa.-chaee aod sale 'of Beal X-
tate in all parts of Oregon. ; , ., ' '
BRANCH OFFICES AT
Salem,
.......J. J. Marpby, Afeat.
McMinnville,
........'William Dawson,
Albany,.
,J. C. MeDdenhall,
I Eugene City,
.....E. L. Applegate,
The Seal EtfaU Journal pabliahfd by i.a at
Portlaad wtllheasat free of charge to any editress,
by asasing appiioaUoa to oar offioe. . .. . ,
stitzkl a xrer jif.
May, 6. x:tf
A. I. MCKLIS.
w. a. wiLaoa
New FIrm & New Goods
NICKLIN&VILCON.
j At Bell's Old Corner, Griswold's Brick Block,
WUOLiSALK AND RETAIL DXALX& V . :
GENERAL nmCIIilllDISS.
- i ;. t .1 S
SINCE Mr. Wilson became a member of the
above firm, be baa visited Sao Francisco.
aud during tbe time wbeo prices ruled low eat,
and stocks were fullest, laid la a fall supply ou
me most tavoraoie tersas, ot
Dry Goods. .
Clothing. "
Boots and Shoes.
Carpets.
Groceries. ,
Queenmarft and
Hardware, .
;-
Wbich are NOT for sale AT COST, bat we
promise all who will give us a call tbat "
WE CANNOT BE IT DEC" OLD
IN THIS MABKET. .
Please Take IXotice.
TU& cbaofro of Msinesa advertised sbora
reonires an immediate settlement cf tt
old accounts, and all those woo snow i i
selvee indebted to me are requested to ea.l i i
mediately and make settlement of same, If
payment of cash or note. J .. - ,
Salem, Feb It. '
CLEAR TII DinT! ;
HOW V:, f .-ft
. wjLsiiiiJG povch::. :
CKVTIO BT.-Owlag te (be assay t: - -this
artlale persons shoald be t r
aid parchaas none bat thai branded "! . ,
Oneapaay, of la Vroacssoe,' oa poa. i a .
Tbe issttattODS are peisa.a off fcy V- s I , . f
a greater profit to thiiiaselvea. 1 -
tor this powoar h a sare gasratae . ,
tiiaa Car weehMg perpoaee. It saves t-
sd dose not tajara the Sense tuarle. i .
Uraeara. Try Staajdard Saaa OoeaaTs
April 1 1870. aaa , .
SI E D C AT A L C C. U Z
Flower and Vc-ztzJL ! 3 C - " - 1
Pohllihed la January, r-ry j r sf r " .
Ingthla new aad vsln.vle wora. f- r t
I should address fc"meu.uM'y u. t : ' i , t
Hwangcr a Urry's Uock, 1 K. r.
4ccutcijaal