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SALEM, FRIDAY,
MAY 13
WMtaltm Hewe.
WhJo)fta,ily 3.iTbe 'Vuat paid
from the Treatorj during April, was $13
683,000, not Jncladiog interest on the
principal of the public debt.
The twenty-first aonnal meetinr of th?
American Medical Aiaociatioo, is cot
ened at Washington. About four bun-j
drtd are,, present, repreiniiog . most .of ;
the State associations and medical scb obis
ia the country. '
Tlw rGonraitteo of cArrangemrati ap-j
poi6tea by several Cubaos prominent in!
the intarrtctiooarj movement, bare lately
made overt ore to tbe Spanish minister
here j preparatory to abandoning tba coo
test.' A most conciliator disposition is
shown by tba minister.
Tbe Bouse joint resoIrAibn creating the
aethof May a pnblic holiday, was op
posed by -Sberrnan, and was referred to
tba Committee on Military Affairs by 37
to 12.
Solicitors of toe Treasury Department
are ordered to New York to investigate
the charges against Collector Urinnell.
St. Louis, May 3. Gen Pope has ar
rived to take charge of tbis Department.
Chicago, May 4 A Washington special
ssys that a combination wsg entered into
between the fritted a of the various South
, era Pacific Railroad lines and tbote of
tba, Northern Pacific,, for the purpose of
getting both measures through Congress.
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Los Angeles, May 4. Flowing water
was obtained by an artesian borer at 150
Retoa the' plains between here and Wir
mington. Tbere was a steady flow of 15
inches of water. in? .in:.
Saa Francisco, My4 Donn, Commis
sioner of Immigration, 'refoBes to yield
the office to Senator Usndeville, the new
appointee on the ground tbat- tbu new
appointment was made -under the law
passed wbenMandeville was Senator, and
tbateonsequratly be is debarred from
holding it. The latter will open a rival
office, and: suit will be brought to test
tba question. Tba -office is said to b6
worth twenty, thousand a year and duties
nominal.
The Episcopal Dioceaiao. . Convention
organised to-day by the election of Rer,
M. Tucker,r Secretary, and Tlobt. Barry!
Assistant Secretary. -Bishop Kipp pre
sides. Forty delegate are in attendance.
The side-wheel steamer California will
ail on ber first trip to Portland, at 11 a.
m.Tbursday. '
markets. . .
California products quotable in New
York tbis morning as follows :
Flour $6.
Wheat $1 CO.
Hides Quite steady, 21 J cents dry, and
lljlljcents green.
Wool 1923c for for fall clean ; 15
17e for fail burry; 2532o spring cleau;
182le for spring. burry. and 40o lb
for pulled. ' ' 1 ' 1
Joba Savsge, the Fenian Chief, arrived
to-night, and was received and entertain
ed by hp members of., the. Order. . .'; I
KTJROPK.
Paris, May 3. A serious riot occurred
yesterdsy at Quentin, caused by tbe ar
rest of a number of the International So
ciety. Two hundred workiogmen attack
ed tbe National .Guards and yens de armee,
stationed around tae; prison to wbicb tbe
man bad been taken. Tbe Guards held
tbeir. grounds, though a number were
wounded.' The Prefect came to tbeir re
lief, with a detachment fit .regular troops.
Tba mob dispersed, - and - order was rt-
" stored.
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' Washington, May 4. Bills passed to
stid in tba construction of the Oregon
branch of the Paetfla Railroad r author
ing tba Southern-Minnesota Railroad to
connect their line with tbe Northern Pa-eific.-
' "'
' In the House, Wells, from the Cotnmit
' tee on Decline of American Commerce,
reported a bill authorizing a mail steam
ship from New Orleans, monthly, to Tam
picp, Vera Crus and Havana.'
,. flUseellasteoue. ,
.Tba War Department seat a telsrram to
Fort, Flattermaa granting the request of
itedsClond and twelve of bis principal
chiefs to come to .Washington see the
President. . ' '
Chicago, May 4. A Washington spe
cial ravs the bill granting land lor a rail
road from Omaha to a point near Fort
Berth od, Dakota, which passed tbe See
ate yesterday, gives twenty sections ot
land per mile for about 1 000 miles an
aggregate of about 7,00,000 acres.
Washington, May 4. At a meeting of
the enb-Committe of tbe Bouse on the
Pacific Railroads thfs evening a resolu
tion was adopted favoring tbe construc
tion of a raiIr'oadon the 3 2d parallel.
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'NewOrleati, May 4 A shooting affray
occurred last night between John Barrett,
local reporter tn tbe Picayune, and
ei-special police officer Smith. Tbe
latter was dangetoisly wounded and the
former slightly.
n South Pass"r May.A party of tbree
hundred Indians came in near Atlantic
City tbis morning and drove off a herd of
stock. Ms). Gordon's company of caval
ry followed them and brought back all
tba stock. A large party . ol Indians
were seen below here tbis morning.
....
New Haven, Ct., May 4--Tbe Legisla
ture assembled to-day. Lafayette C.
Foster was chosen Speaker of the House
and Edward Harlsn President of the
Senate; both Republicans. Gov. Lng
lish was inaugurated to-dsy. In bis
message ha recommends a convention
for the revision of tbfe State Constitution
to facilitate tlin operation of the Fifteenth
Amendment '
. Saa Francisco, May 5. The' Idaho to
day brought the first passengers from
AustrallU and New Zeknd, 140 in num
ber, by tbe new English Colonial line.
They came to .Honolulu by tbe, steamer
7onga WoDga',' and made tbe trip from
Sydney to Honolulu in 17 dsys; total
trip 35 days. - The steamers of this line
will connect at Honolulu and not come
on to Saa Francisco. ' Th Idaho brought
large colonial mail, bound for Boglaud.
Most of the passengers also go to Eng
land, ria railroad and New York steam.
Saa Francisco, May 6 The heat con
tinues excessive. Ai 10 a. m. tbe ther
mometer stood 80.
Tbe second diamond cue championship
bil!ard match last, night, was woa by Lit
tle making 1,002 points In 80 Innings,
against Wright" SIO. - Little's largest
uB..- wea 78j .Wright'a 135,.;, l '
FifueiUhousand oysters, planted by
Georg Mayor at Saa Pablo Bay,' fiv
cscntba since, are foand to have grown
rapidly, and it is believed thai tbe ex per.
itaent of acclimating tbem here and prc
dudcg permanent beds is a success.';,
Col. B. C. Whit has been reinsUUd
as Saperiatftudent of Indian Affairs for
California. ... v. ,..;JJ; : '.
Tba steamer Ajax leaves here May 10th,
to connect with lha steamer City of Mel
bourne, from New Zealand and Austra
lia. -vv a .p" ..." -
r ' Last evening tbe colored ttviliant held
a political meeting at Zioa's Church,
which; wa "very warm, the contest be
tween tbe Bell -and . Anderson factions
nearly culminated in a riot. They finally
adjourned without blows. .
VSaa; Francis yv 6. Flour 700
bbls Oregon extra, f 4 'SOj 100 bbls
Marvsville extra, $5 2d, now held at
$5 50. At tbe close, 1 ,"000 tbis extra at
$5 25. We quote superfine in fks at
$4 62J4 ?5 extra, $5 25i 50 per
193 pounds, v r r j - ' :
-Wheats-Market qoiet but firm, hold
ers generally asking $1 701 5 per 1C0
lbs for choice parcels.'.. A, lot of 4,000
skt toic. free on board, privai e'.ij t ' '. 1 1
Oats Quotable at $1 401 65 per
100 lbs, with sales 400 rks within the
rapge;;o,s: r--.-i .--: J
Liverpool wheat on tbe 5th, 0j 7d.
The railway company have agreed to
take tbe paasengers wbo arrived per
Australian steamer through to New York
for $100 in gold coin. . The reduction is
made to encourage this eepe;ial traffic.' '
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Paris May 5. Tbe Journal Official
contains a decree-convoking the High
Court of Justice for the trial of those ar
rested and implicated in tbe plot' against
tbe Emperor. - - ,
It is reported tbat the Government has
demanded of the Knglieh , Government
the extradition of Gustave Flourens, on
account of his -complicity in the plot
against tbe Emperor. .' ; ; "
Tbe Such explains tbe situation as fol
lows: 'Tbe Government asks an unqual
ified approval of tbe past and a carle
blanche for tbe future ; ; it tf J
Traces of tbe conspiracy have been
dincovered at Marseilles..
Washington, May 5. Tbe Northern
Pacific Railroad land great bill was von
sid'red and tb previous ques'lm ordered
76 sgainst 59, excluding amendment.
The remainder ' of tbe session was occu
pied in debating the motion to prevent its
passage., .. . . . v ? , r . , r , .
' The American Medical Association ex
eluded tbe delegates trom institutions
in tbe District of Columbia recognizing
colored physicians.
A bill was introduced in the Senate
providing ' for tbe redaction of taxes as
follows: Income, $14,000,000: "sales,
$8 756,000; gross receipts, $6, 500,000:
special tuxes, upwards of $9,000,000 of
other smaller amount?; totnl, $43,007,000.
Taxeson distilled spirits, fermented liqnor,
gas aud income, at 3 per cent., are 'eft in
force. AU taxes are to be collected by
8 tamps. -
Charleston, May 5. The Immigration
Convention took measures for tbe intro
duction of Chinese labor when, advanta
geous. OREGON.
Jacksonville, May 7. Tbe Democracy
of tbis county met in Convention to-day
end nominated tbe following ticket: For
State Senator, Jas. D. Fay; Representa
tives, John. E. Ross, Jackson Raderand
Joseph Wells; Sheriff, Henry Kliprel;
County Judge, T. 11. B. Shiplej; County
Clerk, Silas J. Day.
CAL.1 KOIIJJIA.
! Wheat 500 sks good, prior to arrival,
$1 65; 200 sks choice, 1 70 per 100 lbs.
Oats 600 sks fair, $1 50; 1,000 eks
choice California, $1 75 ptr 100 lbs, an
advance.
Tbe Fenian excursion to Redwood City
promises to be tbe roost ex'ensive affair
of tbe kind ever seen on the Pacific const.
The loss by the destruction ;of Weirs'
furniture factory, Hayes street, between
Polk and Van Nee avenue, last night,
will exceed $100,000; on which there is
o ily $6,000 insurance. 80 men are thrown
out of employment. It is believed tbat
tbe origin was accidental.
Deaths last week 34, against 74 the pro
ceeding week.
Tbe beat continues unabated. At 2 p.
m. to-dty tbe thermometer in many places
stood at 88 and 90. No warmer day was
ever seen in San Francisco. Tbe bills
around tbe bay bave turned brown tbis
week as they usually are in July.
The Fruit-Growers' Association to-day
appointed Messrs. Haskell, Strong and
Shaw, to confer with tbe railroad compa
nies, and endeavor to get tbe tariff reduc
ed between San Francisco and Chicago,
to $500 per car load. It was decided to
make no shipments Ibis year at bigber
rates, as it i impossible to cover tbe out
iays if they do. T
Reports from Santa Clar county ssy
tbat the bulk of tbe strawberry-crop has
already been marketed and three weeks
more will wholly exhaust it. Tbe wells
have given out tbis week, rendering It
impossible to irrigate the plants, and tbe
intense heat is drying them up rapidly.
Tbe steamer Moses Taylor arrived tbis
evening from Portland in 59 hours, tbe
secoLd quickest trip on record. -
Yreka, May 8 John Todbunter was
killed at Cottonwood to-day by William
Wiltisms. The cause is said to have
been an old feud. No further particulars.
Todhunter leaves a wife and tea children.
EVROPE.
London; May 6. li is reported that
Spain has suspended action on tbe new
Constitution of Porto Rico.
She will consider no proposition for the
sale of Cuba, ; i i , : : ;-:.:;;
Gauloia reports tbat Ollivier will soon
exchange tbe Department of Justice for
that of Foreiga Affairs.
London, May 6. Dispatches from the
Governor General of Canada, confirming
tbe settlement of the Red River trouble,
were read by Earl Granville, in tbe House
of Lords. ,
T Great Storm In the Writ.
- Chicago, May 7. Report! come from
all partsgof the Northwest of great dam
ajjjby the storm of Thursday n'gbt. At
Council Bluffs, anew eburch, costing
$15,000, was entirely demolished. Thou
sands of feet of lumber were . utterly
blown awsy. Many small buildings were
unroofed and overturned. Total damage
in the vicinity, $20,000 . In Springfield,
Illinois, bbuses and barns were unroofed,
fences and stacks were blown down and
tbe country flooded. The storm, seems
to have been general throughout the
Slates west of Indiana. The rain is
starting crops finely.
Knsa City, My 7. During the tic.
lent storm last night a large three story
building, unoccupied, was blown down;
loss $100,000. Immediately altera four
; story brick boildins:, owned and occupied
by Askew, Dubois & Co., saddlery dealers,
fell with a terrible crash. Their stock,
valued at $55,000, was burled; loss vob
building, $10,000.
' SKW TOBKBKWS.
-'NewYork, May 7 Council of tho
Fenian become dally more frequent and
secret. Yesterday Generel O'Neil and
.member of tbe Executive' Council ap
pointed by tbe late Congress, arrived in
this city to confer with hrm oa the ap
troachiirg expedition. ; At a lata honrlaat
evening a meeting was held, tbe traniac
pions Of -wbich hava not transphed; but
it is ascertained tbat. the object of the
meeting was to decide on the time when
a movement shall take place. v The
pounciljmeeta again to-day. . . . -
There was an explosion of nitro gtyeer
foe la the Midland Railroad tunnel, near
Wnrteboro, N. Y., yesterrUy afternoon.
One workman was blown 300 feet into the
air end-torn to piecea. ; , ..
New York, May 7. Admiral Farrgut
is rt-elected President Military Order U S.
Democratic, organizations . to-day ap
pointed a committee' to nominate county
tickeu against tba Tammany ite. . , ... . .
:k i j,f rnoH cuba; -;.
'Havana; May 7. Gen. Goieutia arrived
last aigtt oa tba steamer Tiumfo nader a
stro&g guard f naval officers. - Ha was
taken to j til, where a court-martial was
assembled, which' sentenced him to be
garroted. He wa then placed n Capelfa,
and at four tbis morning taken to Fort
Principe, and at eight garroted. .An im.
mens concourse , assembled on the
Height ' of Principe.1 Tbe ; General was
lertc and firm to the last. .
LiQtJOB Licsssa. An important que?
'tloawks decided it the C. Couit of Polk
county last Wednesday, oa tbe eabject of
gJSBVtng . itCCUBO v- U Hll i !liuillf
liquors. Tbe question arose on demur
rer to a petition prayiog that a "license
be granted to Sprecker & Chase to sell
spirituous liquors in less quaotity than
one quart, in tbe town of Independence,"
etc. r Judge Collins delivertd tbe opinion
uf the Court, to tbe ffect, that, the law,
as found in the code, pige, 771, et ttqt
aithoiizes the grantini . f crne
to - persons, ' ' ; as individuals ; and
not in any ci rporate, or other associated
capacity. That is, that an "association
of gentlemen, eo called," wonld not be
entitled to such a license, nnder'the law,
as fouod, in tbe. code. Persons retail
ing spirituous liquors are mada individu
ally responsible, and subject to indict
ments for violation of the law. ; Hence,
a license to Sprecker A Chase, would be
totally worthless as a protection to A. G.
Sprecker or .Wm. Chase, or to John
Cbase or Richard Sprecker," or to any
person- whose name might happen to be
Chase or Sprecker. . Demurrer sustained.
Petition dismissed.
' Portland, May 6.From the Oregon iati:
A Tribe of the Independent Order of Bed
Men Multnomah No;- 3 bas been organ
ized at ..Portland,- Alex. .Campbell,
Sachem. ...V..I.Wetse)I & Philips have in
vented an improved' ice box-. .......No.
3'a Hall is to be elegantly furnished
An Episcopal church will be bnilt
at East Portland tbis summer..,., The
river is bgb and i still rising ' ctlla
and wharves under water.
Lisa Cocsty. We learn from the Al
bany Regitler that the receipts of the
Congregational Fair, held April 29th,
were $154 The . firemen of Albany
took a steamboat excursion-on Saturday3.
They were offered tbe hospitalities of tbe
citizens of Corvallis.-.Mr. -J, FBack
en8to, of the firm of Althouse & Co., bad
gone to Eugene to direct tbe finishing up
of tbe Eugene Mills.... Mr. Pierman,
living in Benton county, was throgh from
his wagon and had two ribs broken
Two Albany bloods were to have a prize
fight $25 a sideV O " V .f s" ST-
The Democrat aava James Moonev, lin
ing near Boston Mills, was thrown Irura
bis wagon and received severe itjuries
Jndge Stout was te rpeak at Albany on
Saturday evening on political subjects.
" Portland "Items The Herald says
John Savage, the Fenian chief, will be
invited to visit Portland. ....... .It also tells
of an hombre who, after spending money
freely in saloocB, was garroted and rot-
bed. , , :
The Oregontnn says: The gabernatorial
candidates were to coroe down the Col
umbia yesterday, having completed tbe
canvas of Eastern Oregon. u...... Mr. L. 11
Wakefield, disbursing agent, has disburt-
ed $24,773 of that $100,000 appropriated
by Congress for public-- buildings in Ore
gon.
Firb at Corvallis. We bave furthe
particulars of the late fire at Cor
vail is, by which it appears tbat the build
ing was iotueed f r $1,000 and tbear
paratus for $1,800. As the brewery was
situated on the bank of the river, in an
isolated position, tbe fire did not spread
State Itkms. The Oregonian says there
was a great Jubilee at Astoria when the
citizens received tbe news tbat tbe Astoria
Railroad bill had been passed .'....Cbas.
Adams,, Conductor of a construction
train, h.td bis knee badly injured by
jumping from tbe train at Mill No. 1,
Saturday The steamer Sbobonee
is to be brought through the Dalles to tbe
lower Columbia, if possible, during tbe
present high water.- The river at
Portland bas ren-ded. ........ Tbe Alciatia
brings material for flem as Works
Work on the Custom Housa and Post
Office is progressing. . ,
Tbe lltraii peaki of "the early arrival
of aice manufacturing machine" to be
run t1itm, by which water is made ice
at a slight eip ne ....The Anniversary
Eiercitea cf the Y. M. Christian Com mis
sion, look place Sabbath evening, at
Portland Tbe new powder magazine
for thatciiy.is fiaished. ...... ..Gen. Palmer
and Grover arrived by Dalles boat Satur
day. Judge Wilson's Land Claim.
Ed. Statesman As I was tbo agent
by whose means Mrsi Miller: (mothet-ln-law
of Judge" Wilson) purchar-ed the
land of a Frenchman, on French Prairie,
many years ago. I will state the partic
ulars which will form a complete vindi
cation . of( Judge. Wilson sgainst the
charge of Laving fraudulently jumped
tbe claim. Mrs Miller wished to secure
land as a homestead for her sob, as I
understood it at tbe time. Learning tbis
fact, and being anxious to secure Ameri
cans as neighbors, I informed Mr. Wilson
tbat tbis laud was claimed b) all d river
half-breed wbo could not legally bold
under tbe donation act. Pete DeLoir
bad formerly . lived on it. He was alo
a 'Red ' rtver half-breed " and Preston
wouldn't allow him to prove up.- He
was succeeded by auolher Red river half
breed, who left jost before Mrs. Miller
purchased tbe land, giving possession to
a Canadian Frenchman, cot naturalized,
of whom tbe land was purchased a few
days after he came on it. I Bent to him,
myself, by a negro named Jack, who
could talk French, and learned the terms
on which the lnnd could be bought, and
the next day Wilson came down and
paid tbe money asked. He gave the fall
price demanded by the Frenchman, with
out abatement, a d tbe young fellow ap
peared to be pleased at making so good a
trade,.. , I - believe . Wilson- never bad
any knowledge of the lander its owners
save through me, and tbe above circum
stances constitute all I know oftbe trans
action. A to what tbe Frenchman bad
except; mere possession, or as to', tbe
claims of any other person, I knew nobb
ing. My opinion was tbat tbe claim was
jumpable, and I so advised Wilson, but
be insisted on purchasing it. Mrs. Miller
resided on the land four yearsjand it con
stituted her donation claim. -
Lcs Brooks
Salem, ay 9, 1870.
Eeduction of Taxes. "
1MPOHTAXT C0KRKSPOXOXKCG.
The following correspondence suffi
ciently explainasjueir : i fk ,:f
U.S. Skhatb Chambsr,
Washington, April 14 18T0.
- My Dear Sir : Will you be good enough
to inform me wbat reduction of iax and
duties tbe Committee ol Way and Jean?
of the House have greed to recommend
at tbis session of Congress.
I do not include the personal income
tax which expires by it own limitation.
n ' 0. H. WlLLIAKS
Hon. B. C. Schenck, Chairman.
HOCSI OF RlPRBSESTATTVIS,
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vuaaiiiii omiTlliDMo
Washington; April IT. 1870
My Dear Sir; la replv to vour nota. in.
quiring what reduction of taxes and du
ties the Committee of Ways and Mean
have agreed to recommend to be made at
the present session of Congress, I have to
lolorm yon that we propose to take off
internal taxes $13,0o0,000; tariff duties
$21,000 000 ; in the aggregate $50 000
000. But as our work progresses in the)
revision we; ara makiog, jrefiod that the
reduction will considerably exceed these
figure. ". . . s.. -Eoixar O. JScaxxox. 'i
JBon. Geo. H. Williams, U. S. Senate.
The Apportionment Bill
What is known as tbe Jadd Apportion
ment bin was passed in tbe House ot Re
presentatives ca the !8b instant, after
severe opposition from New Eogland and
the States' east of the Alleebanv Moun'
tiins. ' it allows 275 representativeB for
the States now existing and provides that
tbe Eastern and Middle States shall lose
no Representee till tbe close of tbe 42d
Congress. On an etimaUd representa
tive population of 38.340,000, the Tri
lune presents the following tabular statt-.
uient of ibe population and number Re
presentatives to which each State (ii-
tlmJing New Mexico, not yet a i'otr)
will be euiitle I, and tb number of R-
prettattves of each under the existing
law
Probl pop.
Reps.
." Sfates. '
IS70.
... 700 000
.... 350,000
323,(00
...1,450 000
... 5ti0,000
... : 200 000
...4,700 000
"... 83(1. 000
...3,500 000
350,000
...1,350,000
.. 1,05(1 000
.... 715 000
...1,100,600
....2 600,000
...1 Cmj.OOO
...2,500 000
...1, 100,000
...1,100,000
... 500.000
...1 100 000
1860.1870-
Maine...............
5 5
3 3
3 2
10 10
4 4
2 1
31 33
5 ' 6
24 25
3 3
8 0
7 7
4 5
7 "' 8
19 19
11 12
14 19
0 8
6 8
2 4
C 8
9 11
13
1 1
.1 1
5 6
10 9
8 8
C 7
4 C
3 4
4 6
1 1
4 -6
3 3
1 1
1 1
1
New Hampshire.,
Vermont.
Massachusetts ...
Connecticut
Rhode1 Island.....
New York
New Jersey
1'entif Ttvauia ....
West Virginia....
Virginia .
North' Carolina .
Suth; Carolina.
Gebrgia..........
Ohio......... ........
Indiana...... ......
Illinois............:
Michigan
Wisconsin.
Minnesota .........
Iowa. ....... .......
Missouri....... LI 500 000 '
Kiusas ...... 400 000
Nebraska.. 200,000
Delaware.. ' 130,000
Maryland 900,000
Kentucky... 1.300, 000
Tennessee........ 1,200,000
Alabama....:.5 ,'.l,ti0o,000
Mijfissippi...... 000,000
Aikausas ....... Soo.ooo
Louisana.. ,. 800,000
Florida..' : ... 160. 000
Texas..;.. 800 000
California.... 500 000
Nevada..' 100.000
Ortgon.: 120.o00
New Mexico..... I50,u00
Total..... ..38,340,000 241 275
These 'figures show that New England
will Jose two Representatives. That is,
she will not bave by two as many as sbe
has in a House of 241 members, when
the total nnniber of members ehall be
275. i Undertbe new bill thefonr section
of tbe Union will stand represented as
follows :
Members.
New England (sx States) 25
Middle States (live States) 71
Southern States (iwelve Siatei-).. 70
Western States (fifteen States)... 102
Total representation. 274
Tbis would leave one number not aj
DOrtiontd. Tbe trains and losses of tbe
sections would be as follow : New Eng
land (loss) 2; Middle States (gain), 5;
Southern Slates (train), 11; Wesieru
Siatea (gain), 10. We bave classed West
Virgiuia among Western States, and also
Musouri: but Ken'mky is nut wnn tbe
South. The Sol tt aud West gain 20
members; tbe M ddle and E sl louether
but 3 ClHS.-ing Ohio and Wes' Virginia
with tbe Middle States and New England,
where tbey would be likely to te on tbe
question of " protection" as agaitst a
reasonable revenue tar fi. and leaving
Virginia and t'be two Carolina! on neu
tral ground, the Western States, with the
re? t of i be South and Southwest, would
have 156 Votes, or clear mnjorily of 12 in
the House. The Senate is likely to pass
ibe Judd Apportionment bill without
mtt:iial ameudment. Sac. L'mon.
A REMAKKABVn IsVEKTtOX. Tbe New
York correspondent of the Boston Jour
pal writes : " Th question whether elc
tricity will ever be a ntbsiilu;elor Eteaia
seems 1 kely to be settled. An Mention,
looking toward that ibt-ue, ba been re
duceuti illustration. Fur rorae months
here line bttn a model njaebine runuing
in .this vicinity propelled by electricity.
The work tbat it performs astonishes all
that behold it. In one of our colleges
there ia a magnet weighing a thousand
pounds. Three hundred -ups''are neces
sary to operate it. Io tbis new invention
a magnet of torty pounds and nine cups
more than double the power of the large
mignet. Lathes,- planing machines aud
other mecbatii. al arrangements a: e driven
by this power. To run aa engine of 24
borse power by this invention would re
quire a pace only three fett long, two
leet wide and to feet: high. The cost
per day would be thirtj -5ve cen's On a
steamship no coal would be required, and
the space now used for coel aud machin
ery could be .used for cargo." The stub
born resistance of electricity to mechani
cal use heretofore bas, it is believed been
overcome. A continuous battery has
been secured and other difliculiies re
moved, principally through tbe coil ot the
magnet. If the invention works as well
oa the large scale as it does ou the ;u
cbinery to which it is now applied,
steamships will Boon ly the ocean under
the new power, k , A macbiue.of great ca
pacity is beiog constructed, and will
soon be on exhibition in Xew York. The
whole thing, mighty enough to carry a
Cunarder to Liverpool, can.,be second in
a small trunk. : 1 need scarcely add tbat
this marvelous invention was tho work of
a Massachusetts Vof." M ilf
When Benedict Arnold burned New
London aud Fort Griswold, opposite tbe
town of Griswold, was surrendered jto
his troops, the Federal commander sur
rendered bis sword to the subordinate
?B.a"ea.'
,"d",g.
e assaulting party, and tbat
officer instantlv run it tbrouab bis un-
urmed prisoner, aod thus gave the signal
lor the indiscriminae inussscre -of . the
captured garrison. . That officer's name
was Eyre. The man who was responsi
ble for tba atrocities committed by the
Eoglisb in Jamaica in 1865, was Govei
nor Eyte. The name of the captain of
tbe Bombay, who recently ran down lb"
Ooieda and brutally left its crew to
drown, was Eyre. It ia more than prob
able that tbe two last are descended from
tbe first:'In view of fUs somebody has
tuggested tbat it would be justifiable
homicide to shoot an E re at sight ;' bat
it is an insult to the genus homo to call
Etrc-killing homicide: ' J V : i. '
Th Pcbitt op Icb.1o additlop to the
fact tbat ice is lighter than water, there
is anothercurious tbing4 about it which
many, persons da. not perhaps know
namely, it purity,-- A lump of ice melt
ed Will become distilled water Water in
fretz'mg turns out of it all taatis not water
-i-salt air, coloring matter j and all impu
riiieS., J'rbseuf sea water makes fresh
water "Vcei If you frefiB a basin of In
digo water, it will 'make ice a clear and
as white as that made of pure rain water.
When the cold Is very' sudden,' these for
eigu matters have no time to escape,
either by rising or sinking; and are thus
"ntacgled with the ice,- but do not make
any part of it. . . . . . ...... . r
J-ESBITT'S MEAT MARKET,
On Commercial Streef, opposite the CnlonUt OOea.
1 Here can aliriys be foand
The
Best
of Fresh MeatSj
:-r- :'r; f -t (Ki ""' i 2,;,;T;':',"'j a J 's--ff
Carefully prepared for market, and kept lu ever j
variety. Sir. fccabUt iU always hva ' -
i iSnarCured Ilam and 4
Dried Meats. " ' ' "
I ....... " - . ..- "t - " ' '-
Constantly on hand, autSxti .
LEGAL NOTICES.
' Final 'fecnieiueiit. ;
T' V 'ftlM HitxiIR. AdDufaiairauw rf tbHi
a UM cl U Y Vkitin. lute ot Oi ent ,
tiwm. drera.e. I tb8 fl.-d bi ceouut f ! I
eiUsfuaa- tit Mid catat i-ao-l-w i brrt; slea
tbat ! Cil-n. - W aocU Biiat cunoW. ai'd tba
ettlwi an. Ibtreof will b heard bf rii b CuOnly
Jo.ie, fjrOuae uoiy,atb July t-r cfOuon J
C'Brtturtwtd cuui.tr at tba (Xurt IJoa-a in a
ptr-Uitj, 0xe- nuf Oresoo
B order of S. B 81aa tloonty Jodira '
Hr; ,, W. H JACa'OV,
K-7H
4'
vAdmnistrntor'sv JXotice.
IHTATKVf L TJ IrfOiiard; dcCtmcad. ' ' C "'V
j Court. Mrw coaotj 8t .te f UrRn Th
4 der-tR"i'd. Adm'nfciliaUjt tf. .tba HHlaiit 1.U.
le-naid de ceid. hw.bj k vhi nmic., ibat p-ru:
act to au o'd-r of tb C n -ty Ct f Mvl-n
ttmD'y. nad at lb A rtl b-iat 1S.0 b wtti U
at pob'lo aao'l-n fr cun (gid Ci-Ihj u. be paid oa
a;prvTal of hI", h- ret ri-o i f vd dou-a td.
dncribeJ f-lks: Brgii.Titna al a point 40 itl
w..t of ill" ntb -t co- or ol aectioD (I0 aixbtrD,
In twaahlT) a T -o, .outi raae ouo ( Wi.
lm-tt- miridmn; tb. n v.st DO rodi; tbrrc
north SO ruo;-thebce eiut lOO-odn; tbeuc pmh
ten'y decree and ililiti- our mimm eat l'O 8
10' iod.; ttejee wt 84 r-d; iberco i-orth t
id to 'i a p e of brylnning; ri n-iulr 90 no en
AW 40 anr of land dwcribd aa follows! Tba
u-r h ' qart-r t b wrih ea-t qo rrr i f - tr
lloo '0) iileto In township (7) vn wrih, rnir
(1) one nil, Wl.lametta iuticIis-i - Lm tbe wid
ow's duwer. oneihird ot ach, wblch ia iwit d to
bw im lbs rale mill te niti i- f.-ont of tbe Court
. Il-aiae done, io th cl' J of faiem no w eloesCay, the
8th dj of Juno, 10. t 3 ..V,U-k. p. ia
" VOLStI LKoNAeD ,
. My6, 170. . .' ; l Aomiiiii.trator.'
Summons.
IV th Circuit Ciurt t the BUt'a of Oregon for th
Cooo'y of Ma i William' ft: Cr.tt, i.lanl.ff
Aniu.dCrf . def-alaut; Salt .ir Divores
To Amafdn Oalc. detruatut : Ijibe same cf
1 b eta'e of O KOti, jou am breby irqaireJ to ap
rear and autvr-r b coobliiut ft-ed g'twt id
the ai ore eutitled rnlt. na ur btore ti fir.t da of
the next term of i Cnrt, which term commrn
cea oo ih27ib djr of June. lO And t't on f iii
to auwr, f. r irDt -arao' tha PUnliff ap
ol to Mid Court It the r lief dmuaoded in fed 1
cowiibttBkv v h I 'ja b t)t a. diMjluii-.n of tho
buuda f rontri'i out Z'iiK helwen aid PUii.llB
and l(f i.dan'. and tbitil I'l .lnilf bare i he cur
at d cn-fdf of the minor iliilJrrn of mid Piaiul ff
aod IVtei.duit.
Dated Mar 6th. 18T0.
By crdar of lion. 11. P BH Jnde.
- - JUALlO-YASiIAW
iri8 Ait ii,e "or ibi '.atnt'ff
-K UP hy tbe mib'CM ibvr, lirinir la lla .y.
1 on r t'lrm ikr 14 t Kt-bruaiy, 167, "t e
te red ow. aith motlr fa e. a me bite oo buck
ana t elly, n ked with an uip- r bit no 'eft car ai d
tiaat bit o rtcnt er. p ! lu twrx yet oin
A'o. noe hi'e b-ifr, o emt (lit, no mrk or
t.atda ' B th of (he i-bove c hare c a ve- about
the a moniba old. A perused by A W a ii J I
a S 0. A. IS. CO I V I.
Aib-. Anril SS. 170 mtz!
Notice.
rpHE AKKTJAt. AKSSMEST LIST
I under tho U 8 lot-ril RiT.nue Law. t.,r H
Tit-I'in Nu. 4 cinlti"K f P.-lr, Mnrion i,d CUcke
mii c-ouiiea, io tb-D'.trict ot Or-gon, ill b et
for pub ic txiiiiin'iiD aud currectio at div flic id
bil.m f'tm tb. 1 b Jy i.f )(irb to tbe dh day of
April, 1870; m her all tfoti rl tinri g deductliios
or anfttnttteot vf tx. io ecoiicqneiice of erftinenu
aresn nt, mnt d no in rtittia b-firo treeiitr.
ti'ii of th'i notice a no drdurtnm ill Im nil wwi
after the list ie dn ed nt:d tHl i-rer io the Collect
or. MM A K M hl.Lr N.
U fi. Al:abt A-orror,
4'h D vloii'ii. l-l-tiictof Orecon.
S.t.m. the 'SA a-r .- V.T'h T-TO
To All Whom it May Concern,
OHKBltaG.
fZ OcFER FtR SALE FIR A FtWDlYJ
luura, war stura u- tAMt ouo.iiu(r 01
DHT OttOD!?,
CLOTHISO,
II AUD W ARK.
BOOTS AUD SIICKf,
OH.OCKRIKS,
Cliettior tlmn Ever,
Chesperhen ay one cTer before
offered tn s-alem.
than SAM FRA CISCO Prleea.
Fxjecting to tme tbe rrma'Tid' r as on as the
rnd cr mm lb' B ue M- ui-UIn will pi mi' we ff r
tber rre n g et ii.dnrment., nd h.pe that ell
will sri- ibemM-lT. . f ihle pn-rtoiitjr to eupi-ly
themselves at p'kes which the) will OrTrr rrgret
f-gT" Dn'ine tb's time w RtVe notice tn ll Iho-e
Wi.u indebted to n t roue f ."'d d't
ih.e acdonU. Bjer li mlod. THI9 19 Ti:E LAST
CALL.
COWKN k CR.tSHTON.
tlem Awl' 11.
SII11NG AURANGKMEMT.
Great Rciluction
-191 KA11KS - ,
GRFGON AND CAL STAGE CO.
Portland, San Francisco, Xcw Tork
TUB' C0UTO5AN FrttwifCO IS DATS,
KKW TOi K "11 "
The Sts:s of the Cwpwf cuitifc at Ororlile
wnb ih Calif rt la N.-r hrrn It K., aod Bieaotboats
at taaauieoUi for au VrLcisco.
kH". at thejnocllon of the CA LI FORK I A CES
TkALaltatbe Great Overlsnd Railroad to New Tork
Stag's leave Salem, bmind south, at sbont i o'cl'k
p m ech dty, PMrinji through Albany, Corwfiis.
"oif-ne O'fcUnd, Kns-Lurir. Jtll'iivll, Yr-k.
(bvs, Red Mot 0-t-o. so someol ibe fluent vl
ietsnu'ti the P-cfij coast, cvocbluiug; iltxuun,
con f rt ai-d sp.d
K.T Portland t 6 a. ni ,' d!ly.
3UrS:e on Cult sUeet in Keed' buildlnfr.
WM. CO BKI'T, Aent.
f aim M.v 3 .'
STALL-FED BEEF
At the old stands of
SAIiEM lilnrltet,-.
, s, (Known as Cross' tld stand), and 5 , . .
O-cVITVILi Market,
' Kept by WM. M. LACGIIEAD.
riTfE underslgaed will e.rry on the business at
X these well known stands, and Is prepared to
supply a nice article of BTA1.L-FKD RKfcr, and
othef eood meals, l the same old prices. -
Mr. LAUGUHKAD wiU contiuua In charge ot the
Capital Market.
DANIEL CT.AKK."
Salem, March IX .
NOTICE. 1 liava tin's day sold out my Mar
kef. stand on Liiiertv street, known us the
f at'!til D'Bt Wet,"' to Daniel Clurk. and w ill
hereafter carry on business at that plat e for
Liu. - -, - T' '
WM. M. LA UGH E AD.
Salem. March 23, ls70. jt:10
'' v . SAVINGS! SAYINGS!
First TSTational I3anl
, 7 ;- 7 . 0? PORTLAND. -
: Sayings Department. ,
ffiHtS BAKK hit Vftahllfheil, In connection with
J. lt general bankins: business, a eavlnfrs De
partment and will allow Intereet on coin deposits
made in aecordancc with the conditions adopted by
this Bank. - - '
-'In siblth!nti a favinjrs Department, this Rsnk
inx Association has in view the beae&ts to a class ot
pcrons having small sums to loan, by providing a
safS place of deposit, ample security, and fair rate
ol Interest, as well aa to aggregate bnns; Into
use idle capital, for the salety of drposlts la this
batik, are pledged the entire capital and resources
and also the personal l'abllhy of fts tilreclors and
Stockholders, as provided by see. I) of the National
Currency a , aproved June 8, 1S64. a ureater secu
rity than that offered by ordinary savings banks.
Printed copies of tl.e conditions Uwn whlrh de
poslts ire received csn he had apn sprdhtatton t
the Rank. HENRY FAILING, Presdent
Jamss Stssx, Cashier. f
r -.n dibeotomj n 'h :y,
nenry TsUlng.' LMirWakeBelu. Vt. J, Tan 9chnyter
tlenrv tV.CorbeU, James F-et. -
K AM.. . ... w . -, -si. - - ' - S
FRESH SCPPUES Of
GARDEN, FLOWER FRU1T. AND .TEEE
SEEDS, '
. ' Reeelted by trerj steSiTirr, slso,
GRASS AKD CLO VEll SEEDS, .
Cf sul tsble varieties for tHsclIniste com)tiilin la
ti ni '-'-. - -all, tho ji t- a - - ! '
LARGEST COLLECTION OF SEEDS ,
To be found on tbis coast. Orders by mall of x
ureas promptly attended to. In their turn. Address
, . GfcO. f. hYLVfcSTF.K, Bewdsratn, , -
8Sjsn4tft ' 81T WahintoBtrer,eao Fraaciscd.
" WELL-PLACED LOVE.
I7ISATs) VIt YOCsGMKII, oathebav
It ptt w li boet ffrt.w, to early UK aod
tax propriety ot early Harris, aa prtrctk
Swalnet tba frsufel abtusw aod social eTila of be day
Bant rwev shdenvlopa. - Addresa, HOWARD
AS80CI aTIO.', Bex P, Pbiladelpbia,
sit! - v-... :
KEAL KSTATE FOR SALE.
i SALEMr
FOR saxe:
OPffR rOR fi LB MO KC11V Of LAND.IjInx
1 miles jt of the Woolen factory, with ,., - .
Brick Uoase, and Good Barn, Sheds,
FlNCt.NO, WELLS, AXD ,' ; .
Valuable Improvements and Growing
Crops. . ., i .
Thla Ian-' is rart of the land claim of WaTker
Gilbert. Title perfect. Peronn ntlp(r sm: Her
parcel may find a baryat-) tn suit, as 1 will sell on
ccommori at itir Itrmi. A plat of Die iireinis scan
he en, aid partletilart In term can be kail, at
tle iT$HA office, or of the undersigned, on I he
premiers. . !
' " ' " . ALFRED 8TAST0N.
November?!. - ; ' '-.- - -1 i
VALUHLE PROPETY
TO EXCHANGE . . .:
For Land in the Country.
TOWN PnOPERTT OR MILL PROPERTY, In
South talem. Inqul-e of the und-rs i ed. at
bis re.-idtoce. - ij. 8. JORY.
' Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell my farm In Spring Valley.Po'k county,
Oreiron. one-half mil., from Knnnv'. Fvrrv. on tl,.
Davton road, cobtaininr 416 ic.-i., -iotl? fenced:
10U ACKKS IN CULTIVATION.
G(OD HOL'SE and outbuildings
Terms easy. Apply to
D.J.COOPER.
At Cooper's St re, Bend eprinir Vullrr, PoH
county, Oregon. . Pec. 81.1S69.
For Sale.
AITOUSE AND LOT in South falem.
Irtqniroof T. A. WOOD'
talent l-Vb 10.
For Sale Cheap,!
ACOVF0ltTHLK AKD cOMM'tlilcUS DWELL
ING-HOI SE at h corner f I.' ich a-d Fr.
su-e'. F -r p-r-lcolais ifcnuue at i fci i fn or vl
April liib. 1870 J. A.JOUN8.
For Sale.
mWO VAI.VABt.IiS HOMIfSTKADS-
nHDpri- injr, ru iim .psTekW1. w rr.-s or i-o.'
iod si'nnt.d near OI)pu-U d t-rmlLU.' "f Noitb
etii P ctfica-id Ibetl-egon aod Cllt.rnl Rdlroad.
In Ws-hi .iit.in Tt-rritnry, will te ""Id cheep cr tx
cW.ir.-d for town property It this city or Por-Und.
A;iply to v '
R E KII ART.
S-crrtrj gaVm Uon Kle d Lou anv.
An -i p ir
LADD Se TILT ON,
33 X3L TH 3rL J .
PORTLAND. OREGllX.
Established, 1859.
DF:P05IT3 received and Accounts kent, rulject
to Check or Draft.
INTEREST allowed on TIMK DEPOSIT? nr TRUST
FL'XDi. In stuns f ONK DOLLAR AM) UPW ARDS,
FROM date ol dep slu
"Money Loaned on Approved Pecnrlty,
BONDS. PTOCK8. nd other valuables, icceived
ON DtPOcflT for SAFE KEEI'lS 1.
COLLECTION made, and proceed promptly re
'initted. INVESTMENTS iN REAL EiTATE and oilier
properly made for parties.
A?ent for the TrarssHinn of all kludsof FINAN
CIAL and TRLST DL';INfcSi.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange
Oa Sua Francisco and the Atlantic Ptntis for sale
GOTEKNMENTT 8. CCRI riF.3 bouel.t and sold.
tfcl.lw
GENUINE IMPORTED
NOUWAY OATS.
SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FARMERS.
ITROM 100 to 131 buMiels prown to t!e acre.
W.lli, from 4" to 45 pounds to the bushel.
Tills Oitlt hiss t'l-eli git.wn on every vaiirtrol
soli and in every State of tlie Union, with the most
perfect succesft.
The grain is mri toryr, piiira) mil inn(wi
has a renmrkablt? ifiiit hiitJt, aud ripen earlier
thun th- cooimnn varieties.
The .trjw is brigM, clt nr, utmtt. and not tlnble to
lodt-v. Is pe-fictly clear of -i mt ; and giow Irotu
4 to 5 feet h jrh.
We have both ihe.Wnite an 1 lllnck Norwsy, both
the same pri-e snd tq ail; productive.
We will end out qiyirt f the above Oats Io ny
one adilres jwtt jxiid for SI tm
Two quarts, i-st aid S m
One ieck sent 1 exoresior freigtil... & I'll
Half bushel. 2 i w.ui ds fi t 0
One biisli.-l.4J p.ninils .. - 10 ti()
CAUTION. f.3sr-V.; wish it dlstir.rtlv un-U-rslood
thst ihis i not a I'ght oats, wel(?''iti(( 2i tu Sit pounds
mise-l In Arw tnnird, and sold ;,niler the name ol
Norwsy, but imported Seed, every -usbel guaran-tee-l
to wrigh 4H pounds, or the money refund eJ.
Hnmi'lrs of both kinos enf free lor a three cent
stamp. Al-w Circulars and Testim--rtls.
Adilre.s nil orders to N. V. H'lVER k CO.,
tebl1:w3in Pmkeshurg. Chester Co. Pa.
J. C. CRUBBS & CO.,
DKAI.ER.S 1.V
Drugs, Iiledicines, Perfumery
And Toilet Aitichs.
Prescriptions Qllcl at All Roars
KIIBT OK DAI.
Ajjooil assortment of tlie purest Drugs nnrl
and BKsr articles iu our line will uiwuvs be
found on band.
Great Inducements for Cash.
Th.ee wlii eome with money in hand will
find tbat we cir.i eel) Dmss and Medicines at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ' '
Cash in hand will purchase jfooda t hw
firure, at hiiy hour of day or tiilit, if you
br'mn it to tbo
First Boor from (kc Sxpress Office.
Iu Fu t ton's Block,
STATE ST ; . SALEM, s : : : OREGON
March 1. :
TIIE FRUIT-GROWERS' GUIDE
A little volume, od the Cause of 1 lie
OECLINK OF THE FK11T1RBK,
: And a
REMEDY POIl THE SAME,
Will be published aud tr sale aa early as April 2 L,
1870.
Price Sirg'eerpy.
Si. oo
Ltc1 Agmts . N GILPPRT l-m. Oregon. '
W" B RLAKE.-LEE; V i a. ilregon.
Rtforecces At'r.d dtnti, J. U Klctiard.ou, cl
M.riinoroniy.
li. II Kn.g. W Paol, J Hal-tin.
SB- Huir-j. J B PwrUb, Of LitD
r..nrv.
Airents Wanted In eTeryTotrn.
S ua W.ich io . dw .
s
ALEM FOrXDIU
' MACHINE SHOP, 1
Saicm, Oregon.
O. IT. DRAKE, Prop.
. .... . ... .. -
- "team Engines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Reapers,
Pumps and and all kinds and styles of machinery
msJe to order. Machinery epaired at a short no
tice. Pattcra-maklng done In ail Us various foiina.
and all kihds of iiraae and Iron Casting furnished
at short wolk-e. " . f.natil t
Brown &, Englanid,
1 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, ',
Wil always be foand on
i i . . j .
r souujr, fcv nil
WAGON & CARRIAGE WORK
Making and Repairing.
All Kinds of Wagons
( . ..... - - '. i
Constantly on band, aod for saV af flPO to
$4(fl wh. - ' ' ' Raleni? Feb. ldr
B
ARKEH & BAXTER.
BIAvCI!5.3XITIII2VGr
V A C O N M AIC I U C.
. Pooth east eomer of Commercial and Cheme
keta streets, Salem. Oregon. Orders received
for all bosinesa in our line and work promptly
dime.' -j ':' TtgHvt f
1 .... CAX."aEl.,riat'lTS, .. J
Choice Lot, at
d.miLi 'Qvx 'EarharCi.
CI
TY D
' ; HALT
Hi?nggist andipothepiiryj, .
. ; (:sallihcd in Oregon in 1837.).. . ; - -. . ; .- .
. . "VVItolesalo'nn4 Kcttiil Dealer iii
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS,
'.'"" ':. ' STO XTJ.,TC. ' ' "' " ' '" " ' "'"''
SOLE AGENT IM MARION COCSTT FOR, THE AI.E OF ALL STANDARD PATENT FAjilLT VED
lCINE. At I pet them dire, t from the manufacturers tat, I io wsrraut thebi seiiulLe.l VREaud
frcsh.and sell them at tba LOW EST Pl.K Lt. .' - . ..
I'CRC LIQUORS' for Sledkinul end Facrsmental purposes. " '-'. '
, PHTSICIAN3 PRE?CE1PT10N8 sccursttly compouiidtd from the purest druesl ; '" -
FAMILY MFDICIM'S cate'ullyprt pared. , . ..
'Mr a.wds hae been bouKht LoW for CASH, selected ith the sreatest Vsrr. and are WAf.rtAXTT.D to
be just as they are represented. .''
llavinir had twtnty y' ars' eiperienre m 'ne business, l reel conhdrnt thai I eiB j:iT entlrt stlsfction
to all who may favor tn with tlieir patronage. 4 Call and examine my stoik before 1 urrl.ming eltevbtrt.
, nov2:y i -, . , . ,
1:TJ?.':VS-1-S'fl
TO TUB WORKING CLASS,-Wa are now pre
pared to furnish nl! classes with -onstant employ
uieol at home, the whole C the time or for the
4par moments. Business new, light .od profitable
Persons of eiibtr sex -easily earn 'rom 6tk:to5
per eremnc, and a projortloMa1 sum by devoting
ilielr wh e time to the business. Boys ami girls
earn Deafly as much a men. That all who eee this
notice may .end their adores, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled oC. r: To suob as are
not wril satisfied, we will setid one dollar to py for
the trouble of writing t Full parficulam, a valuable
sample, which will do Io eon mence work on, and a
npy oi The People Literary Companion one
A the l-ruest and best fatulv newwpcrs pub.
hshed all sent tee hy mail, llemier, if you want
permanent, profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN A
CO, Augusta, Maine.: . dBm
Clothes ! Clothes! ! Clothes ! ! !
CLEANING BY A SEW PROCESS ! '
Pants, SO eta ; Costs, 81; Vesta, 25 els.'
JO UXSKY re-pectfully rI!s tbo attention of
. toe f.ui-1 v to tbe 1ki. p-Ues f Clo'b-a de n
He um pr a el to do kll kinds of woik in
the TA1L0RI G LINE at b. rt n tira and at
ie'S- n,li rics at Irs "h p oo Cjtnuiticil strert
uir'h f C V 8tove S ore.
- g.lem April 9 , - ' "'
Fresh liurtien, Flower, t Bit,' Tree,
Sbrub and Evergreen Seeds, with di
rections for culture, pr paid by mall.
Tho most complete and Judicious as
sortment in the country. Agents
wanted. ,
23 Berts of either foi 1.00; pterrhl.by ma A. Also
Email Fiult, Plants, Hull s, all li e new Potatoes,
kc, prepaid by mall. 4 lbs. rnrly Rose Potato, pre
paid, for t l.bd Cor. over's Colosl Aepara,rus, $3
peril"; for ltO'i, prepaid. New hardy, Ira
grant, ever-blooniiog Jupati Honeysuckle, to cents
each, prepaid. 1 rue C.e od t ranliei ry, lor up
land or lolar.d cuiiurc, f 1 .00 per ltd, prepaid,
ith direction. . rlced Cataiofi e, to st y additri
gratis; alsn trade lint, eds on Commission.
It. M. WAlOX, Old Colony Nurseries and ?eed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. kaiabhsheii in 1S42.
Pudding River
SAW-MILL.
-
6X Miles Xojtheast of falem, between Ilowcll Prai
rie and Lake Labib. .
WR CAN CIIUIMI TUB DR8T
kind .. LCttDtK r..i illKlltnre uiil
tH'i-- W- no rv.v Mpnt planar, i'd en furn
lh DRF.K.H LUMBtR of evei. d tcrlpti n
G d LATIIIi luiJr to .ld-
DEXST k TARPLEY.
Ap' til', 1ST?.
JI. O'FSEEFi:. KOS A: CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
AND GUIDE TO TIIF
Flower nd Vrsetiible Garden
For INTO.
Pnblhhed In Jaiutury.' Fvfry lover of Flowers wish-
Ins this niv and v-lunble work, tree oT charge,
cl.ould sd.lrri-s imm? diRtely M. U'KKF.KK, PCN k
CO., Iwai.gcr k liatrj V lib k, Rmrbesler. N. Y.
decl'2ti jncl
Irf?miuiu Chester White Pigs.
PCI'.K PLOOD Fhort Horn, (Durhim,) Devn, Al
dcrtiey tid Ayrshire Ca.ves, sli-rino. 8iulh
town and CotuffoM rhrep. Cashmere Goals, Imimrt
ed Mill. -It, K.-eex, IWrkhire and e(ton Pie-, and all
Cholre Hreeils of P.iultry fur tale, fend fur Circu
lars ai-d Prints. Adilrs,
N. P. BOYF.R CO.,
Tebl1:8t Park.shurir. Cliester Co , P.
Baoli-s for Fanners and
Stock-Kveetlcrs.
llonndTolumisof the Axuicas fttiCK JcCRNit for
1'6S, containing 8st large double column pairs,
sent post pall for (1.60 (1 fit)
Bound volumes of the amkbiCam ctock Jofrxjii,
f.. lbCK.contaii.iiig Si piigcs, sent post-paid
for i $1 CO
The Dairymans Manual, sent ptist paid for 85c
The Iiort-flian' Manuil. " " " 2-"o
The llig llre.ders Mantn.1,' " " " ...
r:ie Shtep Lrnders' Manual. " " " 2-"c
Tlie P.illry Breeders' Manual, " " " .. .tic
The whole Ave Mauuuli sent post paid to one
address tor 1 M
Atr-nts wanted, to nlitiu liberal inJucements will
be off-red. Ad-lr-s,
N. P. liOVKR k CO., Publishers,
Fjl.ll:wSin Parke8bur,r, Clut r Co , P. '
Sheriff's Sale.
"I T VIRTUE i f an ocutioi Itud rut of tbe Cir
I) cutt C "irt of the S-ate oi O uon tor tbecouuly
Mirl-.r. io 'avor cf A C hili-iKO P ainiiiT, ardealn.t
J. II. Mrree. H Siiiitb. Gi A E'esaid Wiley
K.iivon. DaVniant. for the sum of eiiht hundred
and ruTnt v-lhrr- HO toHni in grold rein, and In
terst aidc ts. I l-avehvi.d upon, and, on the C0!h
f'a. of Anril. H70 a. thf? C ort H -ue door in .atd
o- unty. I will sn nttoUie auction, fi-r p'd eoia,
the loili.wnie dracritied pn-pert if tbes.id.WlVy
K-iiyoo. D friiCHtit to tcit: h t . 4. and th
Kioto b'f '4 lot Ky. 3 n. O . ck N - 84 ' h ej of
Bltem. SI n in c.nnlj, U f" J J . UUKI'ill.
MircbJU IRT.i. Atr 2at Hi-HT.
GEORGE L. STORY.5
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in'
PAINTS, OIlJ S,
Window Glass, ) '
I?aici Ilangrinss9 &c.
Xo. 43 FROST STREET, -
I'ORTLASI),
OREGON
f.-lil!
CIDKU. CIDER,. CIDER!
New, O d and Clarified.
Also, Fine Eating and C kirg
D II vert d to asy part cf tba city.
- . ' . - 3. C. JODSSON. i
. Nrat d-irr isi the F-ctrrv S'ox dc 9
SEEDS ! t 8EEDS ! -iJ;i
UZAFOVAGE & 'WRIGHT ;t ,
'-i ' . :'' Flave a lutye
ea ort merit of Fresli Garden and I'ield ikeds
-r sale at the Pioneer More.
Call a 'd tret eat lot; vie.
i March 15:dw
' :'' ,! ' . ' Ciieap " --V"''
SEWING MACHINES"
OC)Q HOMB SHUTTLE PETVEtO MA (JSOO
H?-iOC'UlNK a double-thread lock- K.iO
stitch Shut tie Machine stitch alike on both sides.
ClO ACelehrated C tnm.Mi Sense Family (SC)A
KJt-KJ Machine. Both ma. hlnes fully Uu)J
wirranied for five years. Machines aent hy esprvaa
to any part of the Coast, O. Ow 1). Aget u wanted
Id every town on the Pai.-i6c Coast. Liberal Comnila
ion.' Home Phuttl- Seeing Machine Co ' - - -
sepUdaT 181 First street, rNtl-, Oregon.
G. W.TRAVKK, Agent.
Paper Hangings.
? LARCEST LOT AND GREATEST ASS
UKNTof ... i .... -
wall TPzxxzcx?
Ever seen In Psletn, locludlng ONK TTUXDRED
PATTr:RN?, rsnsiog In price from flfteea cents a
roll up to El. cant Farior Styles, can be procund o
Yeaton e& Boon.
- We can Supply tlie home trade more reasonably
than ever beiore kot-wn in this oWy, and caa sell -
AT WHOE.XSAK.E. ,
Cottntry Dealer will fiml, "by calling oa as Wt,
treaan Oder them great tuducenteot. r - s
r fialrm, March 1. . - . - t
FOrt sALK, . t-r
ONK PAR OF GOOD ETJGQT H0ESES, XIAlt
nera, aud oi e T p Bag-. Teraw Sne-half
caab, balance Is Cor aaostba. Ii qaitwof " ; -
TRt -0 k:!;.iii- - CARPEXtER.
R TJf Ght rS'rrR O BE,
niSl DIHPENSA.UV,
-
MEDICAL.
AYERS
II A. I CR.; VIGO Tt9
- For Restoring Gray Hair to its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which is at once
Y agreeable, healthy, and eGoo
tual for preservlna; the hair.
,"j - : Faded or ffrty fuiir i toon
i-V :i ' restored to ill original color
t tS t t"'tttt glott and frethn-et
ovuth. Thin hair ia thick
ened, fall!r.f balr checked,
and baldness often, though
not always, cured by lu u-e.
ii . . . - icvn
Kothiog can restore th hair
where the follicles are ilenrrj-id, or li:e gland
atrophied and decayed. Hut such ai remain can be
saved for usefa'nes by this anpl'cattoB. Instead jf
fouling the hair with a pasty sediment. It will keep It
clean and vigorous. Iu occnional ase will prevent
th-? ha r from turnine gray or falling : ff, and conse
quently prevent balduem. Free from tho deliterl-
ous substanoes whfch make some preparations dan
gerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor era only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR "DRESSING,
Nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing
mttl.er oil nor dye. It does net to1! white ran brur,
and yet lasts long on the halr.givlrg It a neb glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume, .
Prepared by Dft. J. C. AY Eli & CO., ,
riUCTlCAL AND AXALTTICAU CuSMUjTS,
' LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 9I.OO.
tST" Sold by a'l druggists and dealers In medicine
everywhere.
PM1TII A DAVfU. Portland, ' I
CRANE A UKIGH.Ol, Ean Francisco, . (
l
sep'.lT:wiy
AYER'S SAKSAPARILIAjV
For rarifyinj the Blood.
The reputation fh's ex.
eellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from Its cures,
many which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of fcrofulnus dis
ease, where the sys'tni
seemed saturated with
corruption have been
V pui iflrd and cured by it.
erorulou' atrt-ctw-ns imr
.lisorler", which were g
' irravaUd by th scro(u-
lousoHiiaiM.i.ai i.i mo'l th.y were paliuily a01ict-
Inc. have been rdi ally cu ed In smn great num
bers in almo't ev?ry rectinn cf the country, that
the public scarcely ueed to- be Iniovmed of Its vir-
tueor uses. '
lerofulous poison It one of the most destruct ve
enemies of our race. Often the unseen and uitlelt
tenant of the orgnnism andermlm s theroostltullon,
and Invites the aitat kof enttefcllnor futal dl-e,
will out exc'llrg a suspicion of Its presence Ag.ln,
tt seems to brerd Infu-tl .n throughout the body, and
then on sone favrbl occasion rapblly rlevrlop
into one or orherof Hs hideous forms either on iU
f.irf'ce er anions: he ntals. In tlie latter, tulicr
cles mar be suddenly ile"8lled lu Ihe luncs or
hi-art, or uuinrs formr.l In the liver, or it etinws Its
presence by e options "n the skin, or foul uleera
tloia on some part or theborty. llerc- Ihe occa
rional ue f a bo't.e nf ihl Canapa Ilia Is advi.a
hl, evin when no active srmpmnis of disaseep.
prar P.r-ons afflicted with lU follo-lng cora
plitnts generally f.od immediate relief, a-il at
ngih, riire. bv the ne of t!il f AtAr RILLA :
Pt. Anthont's Ffe, Roe r Eerysipelas Tettrr,
8alt Rheum, S"raM Ilead, Rbgortn. Kore Eyes,
8re ars. and other eruption or visible forms ol
icro!ulous rtisse. Alsn in the mie -coieled
f .rms, as Pvsp'P-l. Dropsy, Heart Disease. Kita.
Epllt-psv. Neurslina, and the various Cloerous amo
tion of the mafrulir snd nrr-vou svSteniS.
Syphillis or Venersl and MercurKit.D.s ases are
cured bv it, thouith a long time Is required for sub.
But long cohtit Oi-d U'e of this meillclne will cure
the complaint Leurorrhoea or H hlles, Ute'lne L'l
.....ti,.i.. .hl t.m,l, HimKML h enjTim. nlv ain
relieved and nit imatdy cured by its purll yinc auil
Invigorating effecr. Miuute Directloi lor each case
are lound in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhen
mtim and (tout, when caused by acrammulatlnns
of exirsneous matters In the Mood. it-id quit kly to
it, as also Liver Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion
or IiifKmmntlon ol the Liver, snd Janndlce. when
arritrnr.a jher often do. tmro the rai king poisons
In the blood. "This PARSAFAHILLA ts a great re
storer for h slrergth and vigor of the system.
1'hnse who are Lantuld and Li-lless, DerMrtrnt,
leerl-, and troublrd with Nervous Apprehens Ions
or Fears, or any of the affectlnns symotn aticof
Weakness, will find l:nme.1la.e r lief add convinc
ing ctdence r.f lis restorative p'wr opnn trial.
Prepared by Dli. J. C. AYEIl & CO.,
FrucfiCAt. Axr Avai.ytical CatuiiT,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, tl,O0. , - ' i
t5"- ld by ail druggists aa 1 dealers lo medicine
everywhere.
cktf-rff . mvra on..i.n.i I a-h.i...t.
rillVC 1 IIIITnilltl Sin rr.ii.lir. f lnr.li
...... ....... .. . . , n -. -
jan"4:wly
A J. MONROE. . '
: . ' - DEALER IX . ".. ...
1I A:1T13LE work
.California , ,
i Vermont and
Italian marbles, : t
Obcllskss ; : . . . . . .
i
Monuments.
: Head and
Foot Stones. ,
-a SALEil ORnGON.- ' " .
Also, MANTLES ami FU11KITUJIE iLAU)
ULh furnished to orrler. - -, ,
Paleti, April, 18th, 1663. -
Duval's Premium Gang Plow
HAVIKO IER?FCTKT AM TMPR1VTMT!T
m the Quia riow. known a. a-"v Mrh
o k the firet -malnra th late S ate fair. fiVKt
AI L OOMfRTITOBS I am .rtrl to make pu.ws
or ail ao-ciitiiii:s to order at the Miowlbc ras :
CaagtvtlhltvoplsiTS 6100
f,8alliy Plow...,, OO
Itlcgel for etiUer with J Plows 120 '
Tbe Pi ws are at wcrk lo Marion a d Lion Ci
ties acd give tbe b'gtaeet .etlslaciloo.
.vv AGEsra roa MAaiot cocmy,
' T. OUNK'IIIOUAH et .Co.
Cemty aid gui Kl.bli for lala.
r Address, "
OprllU IhTO
S I- . Hregon
Wanted -500 Beef Hides !
- ' - - at aa
' ' RA LEIt TASHERVi
WI BEQ TO INFORM ItDTCItEKA. FAKMEilS.
at a'all whom It ui fo .mii, that l'J"
imr hsrst rthi li tie g ate fnr alt k tails o
HIDgtt AND r KIN9 . Wa bav ..- a
LARUE AgrORTMKNT of a'l KtDS0r LEATHFR ,
r.on rrd it ihUSADDLERY AM IIARSK!'! I!tI
N8. wnfet, .. . Sr. to '- T'-- at LARUst '
PEK CFNTAGS BELOW PORTLAND rf.ICa. v
BAHCLAY KISO,
. . . Lat. w II. WATRXND3 A Co.
March Saih, 18T0 SV . -i
j FOU SALE OR BAIITKII. ,
1500
B178HE1.9 HO. 1 POTATOEI
500 arallsma Bnperlar CBOUT,
400 (' ' ' - PICI.E,a,"'n"
fBwrels reserved )
SCO berbels VTA BAbA TCHKIPS at
. - ; 85c. per bsm el, oa the iinee. ,
for other and fmlter pariicalaia, aj ply lo tbe
Ooa,br, of the 3. Hnr; .
V. Dspvrinleudeot 0. f.
Jfa'amj AprU I lWa.:.' . . u ,
Egrj of Pore Bred Fauci roultrjr
, I'dU HATCHING. .
WE have on hand the -argrst and trett selection
of Fan. y Poultry to he found In the country.
: rb:i:8m , " . Parkcabatj, Chester Co , Pa.
A7 m
i