SATURDAY.
LtcUlatlTC Assembly of Oregfrir
Istfe Hegnlar Session.
- f..- i IBSATB, ,-,.
FaiBAY, Sept. S3, 1870.
The Senate was called to order at 10
a.m., and the Minnies read and
proved , J
Burcb. from the committee on Cor-
. pora'ions, reported S. B. No. 10, to tax j
Banks, with a recommendation (o refer
to the Jndieiary Committee, which
was adopted.
Cornelias, from Select Committee to
Which was reierred B. B. No. 15, ex
empting endorsements for literary pur
poses from taxation, reported amend
ment, which was adopted.
HolticiaW offered .S. J. R. No. 11,
' preclndiag he Penra ronle, which
was referred to Committee on Iiiil
roads.
Patterson gave notice of a bill to reg
ulate, school teachers in this State.
Trevitt introduced 8. B. No. 24, a
Homestead bill, exempting the same
from exrcatioo, which was rend.
Cornelius moved that 8. B. No. 15,
be ordered engrossed. Adopted.
S. B. No. 8, relating to fees, was
- read ' third time. Trevitt, Baldwin,
Thompson and Mr. President, made re-
marks, after which tbe biil passed.
lleoilersliott stated that be bad pre
pared a resolution to declare tbe office
of Sergeaot-at arms vacant. There
were bills here waitioz fur him.
Cochran wanted to send an officer '
after the Sergeant at-irms.
Heodersbott said be came bere in j
delicate health, and this morning there j
was no fire.
The President engeested that tbe
Senate wait npon tbe Sergeant-ai-artu
in body. i
Cornelius said th officer was under j
our control, ami be might have been
educed by Black Itepabiicau iuflu- :
eaca. a
A general discussion arose as to the j
tecessitv of bis presence, and tbe J
ause of bis absence. Tbe President!
instructed tbe Doorkeeper to attend to j
b t duties as far as possible, and the j
Senate concluded to wait awhile be- .
lore declaring the oOice vacant. 1
Fiv introduced S. B. No. to aj-j
pro iriate iSl ,C00 to pay per diem and J
millage of tbe members of this Lepig- t
tora. which was read, and the rules tie !
: ing suspended, was read secoud and '
third time and passed. '
I
AKTBB.VOOS SKSSIOIt.
SBIATB.
- The Senate met at 2 p. m. .
Tbe following bills were read second 1
time: I
S. B. No. 12, relating to construe- J
tion of canal and locks at Oregon Cny, j
which was referred to ; Special Con.- j
niittee, composed of . Heudersholi, !
Burcb and Brown of Marion. i
ci. B. No. 14, relating to making of
roads and highways, which was refer
red to the committee on roads and
Ligbways. j
S. B. No6, denning the boundary!
cf Grant county, which was read
third time, tbe rules being suspended,
' and passed.
Cocbran, from the Committee on
v ' railroads, reported baek S. J. R. No.
t . , niw puiuuuicill, WU1V.U wro l'l: j
fd, and tbe resolution, as amended,:'
was ordered to be printed. j
S. B. No. 16, to aid a wagon road
from Sandy to the -Dalles, was read a
ricond time, and referred to the Com- '
inittee on roads and highways.
S. B. No. 17,' to amend an act re
lating to private incorporations, wa
lead and referred to tne committee on J
corporations. '
S. B. No. 18. To amend the law to
organize the militia, was read second
time and referred to the; committee on 1
military affairs. i j
Some . dubculty occurred to get ai
quorum, and then Mosber presented S !
B. No 16, from tbe committee on j
roads and highways, with amendments,
which were adopted. Tbe bill was
laid 00 tbe table.
Senate adjourned to Monday at 2
p. tn.
HOU8U.
House met at 10 a. m., minutes were
read and approved.
- Helm from Judiciary Committee re
ported substitute for II. B. No. 7, re
. lating to fees, also a substitute for II.
B. No. 8, relating to compensation ot
'witnesses before grand juries, al.-o an
amendment to 11. B. No. 11, relating to
sureties which was ordered engrossed.
McCoy from Committee on Mining,
reported ameidojent 'to H. B. No. 5,
relating to water rights, etc.
A discussion arose on the proposition
to refer to tbe Judiciary Commntee. j
Olney moved to refer to Committee of i
tbe Whole House. - j
Davenport suggested the Judiciary j
Committee, as did Apperson. i
Amis made opposition to it, a9 he !
noticed that Committee bad charge of j
all the important business.
Tbe bill was referred to Committee of j
tbe Whole.
S. B. No. 8, relating to fees of offi j
cers was read the first time. j
Wbiteaker gtve notice for Mr. Sav- j
age of Wasco, of a bill to amend act to i
incorporate Dalles city. I
Clark gave notice of a bill to pay the !
Judges of ctupreme Court mileage.
S. B. No. 27, to appropriate funds to j
pay mileage, etc., of members of Legis- 1
lature, which was read first time, aud i
read second time by suspension of the
rol-e. . I
Amendment was odered. I
Wbiteaker ' thought the amount
named, $H;,000, was too largs. j
Olney suggested $10,000. I
Dorris bad heard that the $12,000 !
appropriated two years ago was not j
enough. j
Olney bad beard it wou'd take about j
$18,000, and snggested $10,1)00 as a !
compromise, which Wbiteaker fa- '
ored. ....
Hare wanted the members to be able !
10 pay their board bill,
louse adjourned.
arriRitooa f I'sto.
' . L . - house. ;
The consideration of S. B. No. 28,
to appropriate money to pay mileage
cf members being nnder consideration.
fHar moved to refer to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
Amis eaid he bad tbe honor to
board with Senators, and they tbreat
. eod that if tbe House amended tbe
bill the Senate would refuse to act on it,
and if tbe members want their mileage
tbey must be careful. :
"!''wOlaey didn't care for the opinion
of tbe whole Senate, he should not
' legislate to please tbem.
Motion to refer to Committee of
Ways and Means failed.
Grant got leave of absence notil
llonday.
' The question recurred on- the
amendment of Olney, to include per
diem as welt a mileage, which failed
' to ass.
Dorrli moved to suspend roles and
red the' bill the third time which
- passed. Tbe qeestioa being on tbe
final passage of tbe bill, tbe vote
stood ayes, 37; uoei, 7. So tbe bill
paseed. .
S. B. No. 8, to define bonnds of
' Grant eoonty wae read firt time.
Wbiteaker, on leave, offered a reo
lation requesting tbe Senate to return
8. B No. 23, for further consideration.
He thought the House might bare
ebanged it mind on ibe bill,
" which wai the one concerning times of
holding Courts.
We heard yesterday tbat the prom
ise bad been made to Judge Tbayer
that tbis bill should yet pass, changing
the time of holding. Courts, so that
Hit Honor ceo etay here and attend
tbe Fair. This resolution looks very
innch as if the rumor was correct. At
any rte tbe lesolotioa passed and the
b;ll was sent for, post baste.
II. B. No. 1, relating to marking sal
mon packed for market, waa read tbe
' " third time and passed, after explana
tion or its intent by Olney.
rl. B. No. Id, for protection of s tl
-' ." 7 trion fisheries, was read third time and--''',paed'
tn:
S. B. No. 23 having been in tbe
mean time leceived from the Senate.
Wbiteaker moved reconsideration of
ibe vote by which the Home refased
to pass the oillr which pasied. Some
one moved to reconsider the amend
ment etriking ont the third aectioo.
Lockhart stated tbe reasons why h
had offered the amendment. The Stii
1 rcme Court has time to spend several
- it,. T,!-n pnnnt- V !
this brit passed to 'be detriment oi
Coot 00017, in pretense that they
need time to 6oish ibe business of lb
tertn. Dorris went on to enumerate the
dreadful consequence that might n
tue if lb whole Sopretae Bench was
not to remain. Re said H the ex-
pente to Coos county wonld b to nave
the Sheriff notify jurors and witnesses I
to come to Coort two weeks later, me
Judges need rest, and have gone to tbe
Linn County ttlr to recuperate.
Wbalfey would have voted for tbe
bill only for tbe remarks of Dorris,
which hod convinced him tha. the bill
should only pass with tbe amendment
retained.
Oloey said tbe bill presented a choice
of evils i tbe imaginary one of trouble
to arise from absence of Judge Tbayer
front tbe Supreme Beocb, and tbe real
tvil to occur to Coos coup.ty. Ileal
etiW, he thought, were more impor
tint than tbose existing in imagination.
Tbe vote was reconsidered, ayes 24,
noes 19.
Lockhart answered tbe argument
that the cost to Coo county would be
trifling. It would be impossible to
couutermand summons to niinesse an J
jurors, as it would rtquire 800 miles or
travel. Poor peipli would go there
and get nothing for it.. If it is necer
sary to pass this bill let tbe Stale pay
tbe expense.
Djrris thought the gentleman could
'not know oil these things, and iu any
case be didn't believe tbe Judge would
be there at the time set by law, if tbis
bill didn't pass.
Hare thought it was no new thing,
as tbe difficulty hid always existed
without being before a cause for com
plaint or legislation.
Hutchinson explained how the word
could be sent to Coos county by tele,
graphing to Oakland tbis evening.
A vole was taken and tbe amend
ment was not adopted.
Tbe question being put, tbe bill
passed, ayes, 26 ; noes, Id.
Lockhart cave nolice that within
tbree days he should r&ove to recou- j soon snnimoned Hev. Mr. Knight. The
sider. j young people were ai-comoanieu by
Chair acuounced that S. It. No. 2tJ, ; frieoua, and arratid in werldiog garb,
bad been signed. j but their faces outshone their ailorn-
Only moved report of Pilot Com- 1 nun's, when tbe clergyman a d--clara-missiooer
be referred to Committee ou lion made them one.
Commerce nd printed. j
JIjU:o srjjurued utitil Monday, at 2 : Satisfactorily Ariiasgkd Mr
P- m. i Jaa Martio desires us to state as an
STATENEWS.
Front the Ortjonian: .Suits are
about to be commenced to settle tbe
!otlg ed q"estion of the title to
ilJIa Claimed oy tue oeira 01 v. 11 ,
Liwnsdale. Tber are only thirij ;
lutj 50x100 feet each, in dispute. j
At a meeting of the stockholders in j
the Wallainet Hotel Association, held j
on tbe evening of tbe 1 2tb, Directors ;
wete elected s follows, to serve tbe i
remainder of tbe currtLt year, lb70 : j
W. W. Page, J. P. O. Lownsdale, Wal-
ter Malleit, K. M. Burton and Moses
Seller. Mr. M. Keitb, Manager, and
William It. ;ewell. Secr;lary.
Tbere is such a competition for
fie gbt among sailing vesiels tbat tbey
carrv from Pcrllaud to Sin Francisco
for $1 S7 a ton.
A rose bosh twenty feet high, and
sixty feet across, has been destroyed
to make room for building.
Tbe Marshal is in trouble about bi
t rcb lamps, wbic!) have not been re
turned since the Sherman reception.
Gk. Sherman. Tbe UjIUtm has
the following: Yesterday morning,
Generals Sherman, Schofield, Canby
and Saxton took carriages and set out
for a campa'.gn against Fort Vancou
ver,idvaociDg by way ot E-tst-Po'rtlatid
aed Switziers. Beaching the latter
place, they found the high-preesure
steamer Wasp waiting to ferry tbem
acroes the Columbia to Vam outer. Tbe
wind was bloa irg a gait, and they soon
ound tbat the W-p would not be
able to go to sea without a helping
hand. Seeino- Ibe crisis. General Si,er-
man hinted ( IT his coat, tbciMered a j "mount of hard Teeh'nu' w the part o
ril, acd commenced shoving the 'teatn tn0!ie wh" w'keo ugnir.si tho-e prop
er into tbe stream, tbe oilier irentlenieji erty holders who Hood i.fiv !. t)o
lendir.g a helping band. Hut after get-
ting the Wasp off the sand beach, th
high wind blew ber back again, and
rendered it impossible to cross tbe riv
er, to tbe great disappointment of the
Vancouver folks, who, together with
all the school children, had turned out
to greet and welcome the General. The
party returned in their carriages, and
will go over to-day on the Oaeonta.
Subsequently, the Wasp got nil', and on
her trip to Portland was blown ashore
belew the bone-yard, where she now
lies higb and dry.
City arid County Items.
Itsms The Judge of the Supreme
Court did not return from the Albaay
Fair last evening as eip-cted, but will
uo doubt drive down this morning in
lime for court.
Tbe- Legislature took a recess until
Monday, at 2. p. to., and many- have
gene to Portland to spend the Sun
day. The Commissioners to inspect the O.
A C. Kailroad, bave been notified that
anolber 20 mile section is ready for ex
aminalioj.
Ia tbe absence of the Legislature we
bare Gxed to bave gas of our own.
Tbe Salem schools are but poorly at
tended yet, as many do not start in till
after tbe State Fair.
Coms'o Houx. Mr. Thomas Cross
telegraphed bis son-in-law, Mr Wright,
tbat be is in San Francisco, and will
be borne next week.
Milk Ranch. John . Shepherd
gives notice that be will supply milk
to citizens at 30 cents per gallon, to
be delivers! at their bouses. Mr.
Shepherd bas a farm three miles east
of Salem, and is well situated to carry
on tbe business.
Jiwisii HoLiuAV. Tbe Hebrew New
Year commences on Sunday evening
next, and continues tor forty-eight
hours. Monday and Tuesday tbe Jews
will not open their places of business
and tbe time will he devoted to reli
gious services. Wednesday of tbe
following wetk will be solemly observ
ed as tbe day of atonement.
Nearly Ussd Up Sever&l of us are
nearly worn out. Some of tbe compos
itors are obliged loquit work. Tue !
editor enjoys a fever with tbe coucious
nes's that the ague' is hot'far off. We
ran light tbis morning, hoping to keep
more regular hours of labor when rt
cuperated by Sunday's rest.
E. Mabtin k Co. We call attention
to tbe advertisement of K. Mtrtio k
Co.. wholesale liquor dealers and wine
merchants of the city of Portland, who
do aa extensire business in tbat line,
and spare no efforts 10 secure the best
trade, and treat tbeir customers mos
liberally. Mori Tdas Hi Kcidid. Some gen
tleman found a man last night sleeping
. near tbe buraing remains of tbe Foun
dry and Sash Factory. On being
awakened be wanted to know wby they
bad made tbe bre op to large, but
finally settled down again ai d slip),
be doubt concluding be could itauri
the waste of fuel.
pAtDOKtD. John X. Miller, sen
tenced from Wasco county to Peniteu
tiary for two years, for assault with in
tent to kill, was yesterday pardoned by
Gov. Grover. His term had almost ex-
piied, and he was pardoned to reward
blin tor uniform good conduct while is
prison. y
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Will r.iscarj. Nothing daunted by
tbeir heavy losses, which would break
down some men, oar friends B. F.
Drake and Bootbby k Stapleton will
immediately rebuild tbeir establish
ments, and go abead with greater vigor
tbao ever. We trust tbat tbey may
mon be able to put themselves in as
good condition as ever, and certainly
the town could not well do without ei
ther one of these firms. ,,
Gcttiso "Riled. "At tbe meeting
of Tiger Engine Company No. 2, last
night, a committee was appointed to
challenge Capital No. 1 to a trial of
an,inaa A)iA redo! II LiOri!) Were flAMt
w" '-
e,iit-st:ng tie r.n jiceer anj ..-si'nt
Not .m r ..uidj
received a dispeJca irom Gen. Sherman
inrVdponse. in an invitation to visit S
letrj.in w hich Ibe great soldier expresses
regret at not being able to ootnply,and
state that having mapped out tin
coarse of travel before starting, time
will not adtr.it of a chacoe now. At
some future time be bones to visit tbe
Capital, ajtd we hope be will, as many
of our citicena are disappointed this
time.
For tri Eist. Dr. S. B. Jessnp
and A. C. Helm, old residents, left here
yesterday morning, for ' the Atlantic
States. They go by steamer to San
Francisco and from thence across tbe
continent by rail. Dr. ; Jessup, who
holds the position of , Prufrfor ot
Ananmy in the Medical Department of
tbe Wnllamet University, will vi-it tbe
Various schools of medicine during
his absence, for the purpose of port
ing bimeelf more thoroughly as a
teaeber. These young gentletu n rarrv
tbe best withes of their numerous
friends. . ;
A Cluss Siitvs To speak precise
ly, we should rather my a lose singe
in speaking of Mr. Churchill's advtn
ture at tbe fire. lie was at work in
tbe foundry, and fou,iM tbe fire until
tbe latest moment. A- be started oil',
be ran for bis coat an I wat'-b, and just
then tbe flaooes darted out add envel
oped bis bead. His hair is badly
singed, and hi head arid face scorched
and blistered, but was able to be about
yesterday.
Impromptu Wmhinu. The other
day a couple of lovii g Leans went to
Mr. Cosper and required a marriage
license, determined to make tbe valley
of the Santiam their nuptuil home
j They atked next for His Honor, Jmige
lerry, who wan away, but Mr. Uusper
': 1 ct of Justice tba t tbs Canyon Road
Company lave honorably aud libera'
ly settled his claim against them for
damages, in the doatb of his sou-i, -law,
Eli Durbin, catisru j a difective
emb nkment in tbe road. Mr. Martin
took tbeir bonds at tbe time of the
first con. promise, and has been inform
ed that tbey never wouid be collected,
but be has t. en nut there and 11 tin
ined lUecate lor liim-eii, and is satis
fied tbat everiuiiii is correct. This
I Company is paying ihnr oonds as fast
('as tbey b.'uie due, and there cau te
i no cause for complaint hy any one
Mr. Martin also sittle9 thai the Catuon
road has been placed in good repair,
and is in all respects a first class rotd
and perfectly sate.
I
A SrrxM Kmjixe. Tbe universal
opiniou of those we have heard speak
on the subject, is that the ti;ne has
arrived for the Fire Department of !
lem to be furnished with a good steam
fire engi.'n. The advantage possessed
by a steauierover the man kiliiag b tnd
machines are so Dumerous and evident
tbat it seems useless to dweil on that
point. The only thing th it ion 1.1 po -sibly
be said against an imiueditte
purchase is tbat we aunol airord it t,
and tbis is so fr from correct tbat tbe
facts are we caunot afTor I to be witl -out
sucb a means of protection against
loss by lire. Tbere can be no dontil
that it good steamer wiiuhl Inve saed
halt its tost at the tire n Tbardny.
besides doing away ib a vh.-i
( great, n-J we 1 hiuk corn lu. n,g, ar
ineul in lavor m navtng a ranker m
that then those who have property u
be protected ill pay for its safety in
proportion to tbe betielit derived, in
stead of lettiug some do ail the ink
as now, while others suiik tbeir du-y
Oasr.oM Piiouccts Tbe f.n-t that
the steadily increasing volume o
j Oregon exports has already obtained
j for us a place ia the pages of corumer
I cial statistics, is one that must give
satisfaction to every one. A lilentim
ber of tbe S in Francisco Vmnmrrciai
j lltral,l guys :
Oregon iceata and lard continue to
command the uiarkei at lull prices,
while California supples are more
free and pr'cta incliued to droop. So
lar as reported, sales are of no rnnsoi
tilde. Our local reporters are all busy
doing tbeir utmost to 3101k the tut ket
with all articles in the line.
The receipts of certain articles of
Oregon produce from January 1st to
late bave been as follows: l lonr
Quarter sacks, 40S,7S4. Wheat S nks,
30,150. Otis Sacks 14,-147. Silmou
Barrels l,82i ; half barrels, 2 77: ;
cases, 18, &73 ; packages, 1 23. Itacoii
packages, 3,750. Beef - Barrels, tiii
Butter picksges, 1 021. IIhim
Packages, 6.10. Lxrd Packagis I, LIU.
Pork Barrels, 2,:54j. Dned Apples
Packages, 4i78.
Ta Bird Trocpx . Mrs. Bella B.r 1
arrived in town on Thursday, with aa
array of talent such bas seldom or
has ever appeared before a Salem au
dience. The star actress, Senoritt i :
Eloa Ge Carfano, brings with her the .
most ilatteriog testimonials from the
large cities of the Eastern Stales, jhe:
will be supported by Mrs.; Bell Bird,
Miss Eva West, Miss Dtla Stanton,
Miss Victoria Singleton, the Misses!
Sallie and Dora Bird, and Messrs Wil
liam Ellerton, Charles Thornton, .Sam.
Dennis, Tony Ward, G. li. Bird, CIms.
Vincent, Win. Grave, Wm. Wallace,
J. L. Taylor, (scene artist), W. C;
Mills, (machinist), and a tine orcb-s
trs band. Many of thete ar old
favorities, and the ctbers bring i'h
them bigh reptttition as nctuts O)
account of the laaugural II til on Tues
day, and other circumstance-, tna
opening night has been pogi.p-.jii rd to
next Thursday een'mg lieu tu-y will
appear in a play composed by S. t'a -fano,
end represented by ber with good
Success in tbe East and in California.
We are impatient for an opportuti y
of feeing this, troupe on the alage.
Prssbytiman Ciiukch. Tbii so.ne
t e, which has for aonie time bad tbeir
services in Gill's hall, has determined
on building a cburcb. Accordingly
the members bave gone to work iu ear
nest, and are alrea iy nikng g md
progress. Tby have purchased a lot
on High street, soi.tti or 4 be-' St. Paul's
Cburcb, for $1,200, and bave ihe base
ment almost d oue. The edifice is to
e 33 by 5G feet, will bave a good base
ment story, io he used as a lecture
room. Tne ed fi will be surmounted
by a steeple 80 feet bigh. The cost is
eiUmated at a little less tnan $ti,000,
of which over $4 000 bve already been
s inscribed. Messrs. Booiboy Jt on a
plttoo are eouiraciors for tbe wood
work, and their recent loss by fire a ill
delay tbe work some six weeks, as all
tbe sash, floors, etc., were confirmed ij
the fire. : It is ibeir intention, bow.
' ever, to prosecute tbe work with vigor,
-and we may soon expect to see another
movement and liberality of our citi
eess. f e
Pcacuxs rrok Joscpniii, Mr. John
Martiu, who had just returned from a
trip to Southern Oregon, left a box of
fine peaches at this office Tbey are
called tbe Yellow Cbief, and are from
tbe orchard of Mr. Moore, of Jose
phine county. Tbeir 'quality speaks
volomes for tbe climate of Southern
Oregon, nod as to the quantity, we
learn that Mr. Moors'i orchard will
produce 1,200 bushels of penchei this
season, besides al large quantity of
apples and an abundance of the finest
grapes ic tbe world All of this fruit
fulness is of little value, to tb- ee tlets
for luck of ft uarket, allien nothing
but a railroad r in , iv them j
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
DATUM TO SKPTkHR v
24V.
f SPECIAL tO THE 8TATE8MAH.
Tours, Sept. 20tb. Sharp firing has
been - heard near Conget, for two
hours.
An engagement occnrred between
tbe Prussians and French sharp
shooters, on opposite banks of the
Marne. The Prnssians were defeated
and driven off at midnight.
Berlin, Sept. 20th. The Queen re
ceived a letter, yesterday, written by
tbe Emperor of Bussia, congratulating
ber Majesty upon the gr;at victories
ol the armies of Germany.
There is no foundation for the state-
rnent that King William will not treat
for terms ot peace with any other than
Ntpuleoo
There is do slgus of tbe capitulation
i.fMetz.
H-vy siege guns are needed at Pari,
. . . , ,
and cancut be carried forward until
, .
Tonl 13 reduced.
. y. , ., . .
London, bept. 20 b. An engge-
, , ... .
meDt took place at iS3oux. Twenty
, , , 1 1
fire thousand French were attacked
, . .
r.y btieen '.boutand Prussians. Tbe
Prussians were mowed down by ibe
French arttliery, but after considerable !
loss, recrossed tbe river in good j
i onier. '
j Ge neral Crusert is placarding the !
j aalls ot Paris with inflammatory ad- ;
dresses against the Government.
Resolutions were passed by tbe
Goveruuiet of Lyons that should Paris i sailes, 20,00'J Garde Mobile captured a
surreuder, her right to capitulate sball j number of Prussians.
not be recognized, aud tbat the city of ( Lundellsheim, 22d. The eeige of
' Lyons aid the people, will defend the j Strasbourg is pushed vigorously. Lun
' country to the last man. ( ette, No Zi'J, waa captured to-day, and
i Tbe eubiuarine cable between Prus- I 5 guns, with little loss. Rumors of
sia a'.d Sweden has beeu cut by the : the capture of Strasbourg are afloat,
j Kiencb. i but lack confirmation.
! Tours, Sept. 20lh. All telegraphic j Londop, Sept. V2 I. Telegrams in
ii communications with Paris ceased ye- i g0me of tbe Londou j lurnais assert
lerday. ! t'ntt the Prussians have beeu repulsed
j Thiers started iu a special train to ; jQ the last assault upon Toul, and
I day for Vienna, whence be proceeds to j fcme abandoned the beige, and are
i St. Petersburg. j marching to juio tha army around
! Florence, Sept. 20th-8 a. m. Tbe j arts.
! seige of Rome was commenced by 6ve j Tours, 22d. FigLting near Paris
divisions under Gen. Cardouato ic- j cont.ooes with varying results, but no
vesting tbe city. Resistance is a mere importaut engagement as j et.
matter of form. Tbe Surrender is ex ! The Provisional Government will
pected to-morrow. j repress txrecsts of tb Red Rcpub-
Florence, Sept. 21st. Rome has j llcan
been occupied by the Italian troops Calais, Sept. 22 1 Tie main im
without bloodslnd. The Pope forbade j tiun of the French lieet ia.bere. Three
any .eii!ane. Tne Romans received j iron-, lads are at Duukiik.
the Italians with tb greatest enthu- : ;rr:in, Sep 22d. Official statement
si-tsm. Tbe city of Florence is cover- j f tne niiliinry situ ttiou declares the
e.l wilh flags iu honor of Ibe new ol investment o'f Paris complete to tbe
tbe occupation i f Home b tbe Italians, i U,t!,t , zteiil.
; ians witu tbe greatest enthusiasm, j Tt. bUlhHrdmt.ol 0, Tn, ,m, bn
Tne population is nearly crazy with ; contiB111.a ivttssM,lliv itie ,Uln
I delight. I et September, with heavy eeige guns,
i Marvelous activity is being displayed '
i . e ,. . .litis reported lhat Nanoleuu i pre
: on the pait of te I reucb at aad '
! , ,, ,. , , , . p.tring- a cautfesto to tbe Freucb
: around Par.. Earthworks are being ; 1
! thrown up at tbe northeru approaches j lcol''e-
j!of the. city, and defenses on other! Marseilles, Sept 22 1 Garribaldi is
j .ides are being strengthened every prev. n ed from leaving Caprea, and is
' njmr. .guarded as a prisoner.
j Kuseia is moving large bodies of j jfew Yotk, 23 Paris special says
j troops into Poland. ; (;en. Trochu intends to call into Paris
! Btvaria has made arrangements to ' all troop) now outside, uot employed
! upp!y ber trt-ops ailb ibe new pat- in scouting. .
j tern of Matrailleurs which throws ' The heavy guns of Fort Iey did
I three bundrtd and fifty balls pi r i greal barm to the Pru-S'ani masted
: ruiaute. , i tne wood. The French loss is Dot
Tha revolution at Paris is recogniz- j ycl published, but reported as much
! ed as Republican ; that a: Evens a? lees than that t the Prussians. Thus
I so, ial Tbe red 11 tg bas bcn aiopted ' bag conioieored series of strupgles,
I -v the Inner. . bicli inatigurate's the siege of Pans,
; Toura, Sept. 2oih. it is reported 1 and which must now be ttrniiiaie l by
I that tbe Prussians on the liue of tbe; victory, arid the withdrawal of- tbe
j Oreleaus Railroad, after a sharp t d- j Pi ussiao-', or a d feat that ill con vert
! g gein-tt, weri driven and repuUcd i every house imo a fortress.
i l a k upon Male Buder. ! Provinces and communities are fast
Ironclad gunboats for tbe defence
of Paris, have commenced operations.
General Ripley, An.erican, has of-
fered bis tervtces to the Committee of
Oefetice.
Floatiiig batteries have been con- j
s ructcd tc defend the entrances of the ;
i ivt rs of Fiance.
It is reported that large outibers of1
roops pnd volunteers are at Sellicts.
The H'&r.V London special dia- ;
pan lies intimates tbat Bismarck bas i
luauifested a rii.-posiiiuu to recede from
bis extreme terms, and that he will it -
dure King William to consent .o treat ; ' rainy a treaty, ravre cooceeneu an
ailb the Provisional (;overnmeDt as j indemuiiy fur tbe cost of war; tbe sur
eoon as it power ii confirmed by a render of prt of tbe fleet ; the dismant
Constitutional Assembly. II objects lioK of iltl. Straaburg, and pos,ibly
however, to an armistice. ! olUer forlrease. ' .
There is no longer any doubt tbat
Rii'sia l.9 made a positive threat tbat .
i ebe wiil not permit the territorial
aggrandisement, of (lermany. Tbis is
cot'firmed tbe bigbe&tantbority. 'This
taken in connection with the growing i
riif Htinfartinn of the Knelish nennle I
... .!,. i ,s
with the ronrse of Gladstone s Gov-
eminent, indicates tbat peace mast be
made.
Tbe Russian fleets ere now fi ting
for sea.
It is reported that the l'riifeians ! city. Tbe Fr-m h t reS i n heavy t o'
were badly beaten, yesterday, in an muni met tbe Priiesian-", posted iu
attempt to storm one of tbe torts west
of Paris.
Tours, Sept ' 21. Thi Government
hts ordered all Iroops in the country doQ ,efgram has tbe following etarl
to converge on Paris. It is rumored j linj? iaU.igence ; Russia is in motion
that the Prussians bave entered Or-i
leans. The following dispatches bave
id received by tbe Ministry:
Eperoay, Sept. 20. Toul bas again
been attacked, tbe Prussians repulsed,
arid their guns demounted. It is re
ported that tbe Prussians investing
Paris have been defeated oartbe plaias
of Meudon, and euffered heavy Josses.
London, Sept. 21. German forces
occupy Nemours. It is said that Geo.
Wordrr threatens to utterly destroy
Slrasburg if it does not surrender.
Paris is entirely shut in, wiLb all com
oiunication cut off except via Berlin.
Official dispatches from the Prussian
headquarters stale that a redoubt with
seven guns, before Paris, bas been
captured.
Berlin, Sept. 2 laf . A complete in.
etmeiit of Paris was accomplished
jefterday. Tb French troops bave
been driven bark. The capture of an
ouipost with 7 caonoD, was accom
plish! d with little loss.
Toh.s, Sept. 2rsi. General Worden
has refused to sign any more safe con
duct for inhabitants of Strasbourg
A general bombardment of tbe city is
to take place immediately.
London, Sept. 21st. The number
of men under arms in Paris is estima
ted at 4.'id,000, including 180,000 vol
unteers from tbe Provinces.
It is announced tbat tbe heavy bat
teries at Strasbourg bave been silenced
and the bombardment threatens to de
stroy tbe whole city. There are no
signs of surrender.
The Beds at Lyons are becoming
more moderate. Tbe appeal to their
leaders, from Rocbfort, had a great
effect. '''.'.-''' ;
London, Sept 22. King William
reports to the Queen that the inves -ment
of Par is comp ete, and that
French advance on tbe north of Paris
had been repulsed with tbelossof 7 guns,
and 2,500 prisoners. Prussian defeats
re obscurely spoken of as having oc
curredat AtbtsandMeaux. Negoliatiot
it procetfiDg hoptlully. The genera
principle's have been agreed onbetwe
Bismartk and Jules Favre, and detail!
are now being discussed.. Thns far tbe
only question is as to who can ratify a
treaty on tbe part of France. -
The American Ambulance corps is
of incalculable serv ce at the teat
of war.
Lines of communication between
London and Paris has been 1 coined.
A dispatch from Germany says a
constitution .is progressing for the
security of German unity, and to ar
range tbe formalities for proclaiming
j tbe Emperor of Germany,
Tours, Sept. 22d. The Prussians
J menace Orleans, and have cut tbe line
j 0f the Orleans railway.
j Bronze statues at Paris have been
t melted up to supply the besieged city
! wjth cannon.
Uteat activity prevails among tbe
. troops here; tivthii.g has been received
j from Paris to-day.
I - ...
i Loudon Sept. 22d. It is generally
1 r 0 J
1 believed that tbe Prussians are nego-
Iiaiiug with i rauce solelv lor the sake
"
'of delay, bo as to secure tbe posses-
: "
! sioo ol Paris. During the investment
!
: ot tbe city the following engagements
; J 0 B B
occurred :
On the 17th, three Prussian brigades
routed several battalions of French,
noith of Brevemes forest. Next day
sharp skirmishing occurred near
Vichy. On Monday the French were
driven from the entrenchment; at
Petroy, losing 7 guns. Xer V'rr-
; CJluiDg tu )ae rescue ot the beleaguered
: ( Kpital. Three have already suliecnt-
' ed live luilii.iu dollars, aud ibirteeu
', others twenty two million, 'uward tb
! national d. fence.
The aspect of tbe streets changes
wonderfully from day to day. Ambu
lances with wouudd ealdiers ate con
tinually passing.
Londoa, Sept. 2:f A dispatch from
Berlin says Bismaick aud Juirs Favre
were closeted ail day. Tbe former in
sisted on thv convocation of astembly
The I'niesians are apparently prr
par.Dg to move on Orleaos, which bag
be'-n evacuaieu b) itc Freucb.
In commercial circles hopes of ptae
are nearly abandoned. I'rusji.i will id
strt on terms to wbicb no French Go
i ernmeut at present, dare accept,
!
London, Sept. 23d Couriers just
i from the vicinity of Paris report mat
i a very aevere battle occurred yesterday
al a (io;nt iiumi'diately soinb of Ibe
force, and tbe former were repulsed
with great losss.
London, Sept, 23d 6 p. m. A Lon-
to seize the Baltic sea and probably
the Dardenelles. War between
Czar aud Sultan is imminent.
tbe
TELLGU APII SI 11 11 1 RI.
COMPILKU l-HOM rBITlOlS OATIS
D..t..tl.n in L.o.d...
1 ; Kew Tofk, Sept. 20. A special dis
patch to the lloriVfrom London, dated
i e-iteniaj aays: Tbe democratic demon
stration of tbe people of London, held
Monday ntght io Trafalgsr Square, was
one of the greatest popula- assemblages
ever seen in London. Tbe streets dur
ing the evening were alive will miccej.
give processtous of workiogiueuV eoci
eties aod democratic societies an I aano
ciaiioos. The meeting was presided
ever by Mr. Uerriman, who made aa rf
fective speech, in tbe course of wb cu
be alluded to tbe fact that wbtle tbe
London press rieicuied and r.igbted
the republican mote nentio England, to
wbirb tbeir own daily denunciations or
w .rthlesneiig cf ibe royal family give
l ooitam encouragement and slrei gib,
ibe American press, thousand and
thousands tf inilei away recognize its
importance and lend its moral support
aud generous sympathy, aa ibe A meri
cm Republic lends iti priceless support
ad glorious and successful example.
His remarks; were received wwb temp
pesmous cheers.
A spirited address to tbe Republic of
France was adopted, la wbicb it is de-1
clared tbat tbe monarchies of Germany
prosecute tbe war now against repub
licanism and But against France. Tbe
add ret tells the people of France tbat
English people bave demanded and
will not cease to demand tbe recogni
tion of tbe people in France, notil tbey
shall bave compliance to tbeir will
from a vacillating and cowardly minis
try. Groat, Distress In ffranco.
Tbe Tribune t special dispatch from
Pn if, dated tbe 17ib, tsys tbat disease
ia o great ro tbe departments of Mo- -selle,
Meoee, , Meurtb, and Ardennes
Ibat. bit tbe authorities are fjreed to
ai peal for aid to all neotral nations,
especially America and Eng land, say
tog tbe people eie di pendent on tbeir
cops, aod inle or nothing is lefi re
n.aimng. ' Il.ii; aod eta' lea bave
been dtitro . 7tiei'r"SeTu?;,,0 mead
oS are rJttlp.rj iioan; ty) T
. . . iU,u. a 1 meir tatilf, shiep
f
and aiBe have been seined, and tbeir
laborers pressed into the army. Not
even corn enough is left for seed. Star
ration and pestilence are at hand, and
oar American brethren mnst know the
desolation. Your country is naturally
rich, and ours poor. Our resources
canoot compare wilh yours, conse
quently our sufferings are unspeakably
greater. We implore you to send us
aid. . ' - - " -' . -
Los A nostra, Sept. 20;h. Tbe fol
lowing advices to Sept. 1st, are just
received from Tucson : Tbe Indian's
bloody work goes on. On the 7th of
August, Thomas Venable, Peter Riggs
and a Mexican were shockingly killed
forty miles seutbeest of Tucson. Tbeir
train, consisting of wagons and inert
chandise, valued at $0,000, was de
stroyed. On tbe 8tb, 25 miles east
ward of Scott, Young and a mail rider
were killed, a station destroyed and
the stock run off. On the lSih tbe
mail stage was attacked and tbe driver
William Burns, Stage Supeiintendent,
John Collins, and two privates of Co.
L, 21st Infantry, were massacred. The
Mage and mail beg were burned.
Within tbe same period a number of
Mexicans were killed just across the
border, in Sonora. Tucson is in a
state of eeige. Gov. Stafford bas
called for volunteers, end many bave
responded for duty. Several farmers
have abandoned their bomes, as tbe
Indians are boveriog aroujnl, stealing
t and seekioc a chance to kill tbem.
Tk. a I, ,. . r .... ii. -. . 1 i
be mail service east. 1
Florence, Sept. 22d. A contingent j
of each division of the Italian army oc
cupy Rome. Tht remaioeder went in
to camp outside the wails. The Papal I
troops on capitulating laid down tbeir ,
I arms. 1 be Papal legion bas gone to
J Civita Vecchia, tbere to await the j
tuuiiiriiuu ui arraugeuieuiq uuw iiiaa j
iu to iiauspotb mrui lu tueir iciriai
countries. The Italian loss in killed J
and wounded before the city waa ;
trilling Tbe people ol all Italy are j AlL TI1 ,T1!II)1B , w.isnas, uclidiso
enthusiastic over the acxompiisbmeDt i
of Italian unity. - I
Berlin, Sept. 22. It is understood! ,J. J?. CUTTER'S
that Napoleon is preparing a manifesto j
lolhe French pople. Tbe membeisi
of the late Senate and Corps LegislntiS j ExtTQ. Old EOUIiBON "
will probably iisseinhle at Limoges. i
London, Sept. 22. A correspondent j
at Berlin slates that the Repu blicans l'in wn9lS or Tht. Wht.ke, minuraetore,!
Ol Germany countinue to agnate ngaiust
tbe aouexalioo of Aiaace and Lorraine
...... .,.,-..-., .,,u..t.uu, ... Vueir
journals aod public gathering.
Military circles inUermanv demand,
itbout aty r. flection f coo.e.jtience, !
tnat AUuie aud Lorraine, Mel aud
Toul, be given up by iLe French and )
atm x d to Ce piany. They also urge, j
Willi equal d sreg-rd of cooneuueucea, i
I I'rti-tt.in .iccoaiion of Luiumbuig, -i
giving Fr M-b Flanders to Kelgiutn, ' H
, n.voy lo JSiviizerland, and Nice and
I C ri i a to I'alv. Tbey will not fuh-
1 , . ,, " f t ,
m t to tbe lnerfireijce of neutrals.
V .... - . . . ... .i u i i
i r it her tor tr wm use tlie wholeeale
'. dK.t.emnere.,1 ..f France, but ask tor
.efficient guarantee to be given Ge,-
j inaoy ag .i,.si the f.Hure aggression of
I Fiaui e. Tbey inutiaie that guarautee
ehould take the ft. ape of incorporation
of Alsace anil Lonaine and tbe diman-
i tnug ot ibe fortreso of Melz aud ijiras-
l,,nr
Islin, Sept 21. The complete in-
! ve?in.ent of l'aris was accomplished
tea. er f . y. The French troops bave
! .r.eeu driven bnct. 1 tie capture ot out i
oiks with seven cannon has been ex- '
: ecired with little loes.
Tours, Sept, 21. Cen. U'er.ler has
1 refje.l to eign any more safe conducts
I for inbahilauts ot Strashurg. A geuer
: al boruhardweul of tbe city will com- '
i meni-e immediately. (
j L ndon, Sept. 21. Tbe number of:
men under arms in Pari is S'ated at t
: 4.'t8,li(i0, including lso.Oito from lb i
Provinces. i
FkNCE I'uaTS In regard to Kettine
f ei ct -posts, It. C. Strong, of Louisa'
comiM , Iowa, gives, in the I'raine l,ir- '
iwr, the (olloaiig bit ot exierience : 1
" In tbe Sprii-g of lfCl 1 r ut k tier,
tbrifiy- vtliite oak, about eighteen i
tner.es in diameter, for gale -poets. I !
f-plit ii io two, aud took half for a j
pool I f-ut tbe butt end of one oil
ihem and the tor, end of the other one
in the ground. Now, io the iwelfib
year, lsoiti, tbe former bad entire!,
; rotltd off anil fallen down ; and Ihe j
j other tine is tr-tay found, haying j
j etood 14 years, and I think will last 10 '
j J ears longer. j
i For UosMorrH -A small hand pre, j
j i-MKt al tue Vulcan Iron Work, was
i tir..ught up on the (Irillanime. : It will j
be sent lo Monmouth, Polk county. '
and will be used in tbe new piper to be i
I issuid at that place ia a few week', j
I undr the eoitorial ausiires of i
i Prof T F. Campbell, and will bedevo- !
j It d to tbe intereMs of the Christian de- j
s noiutaaiiuo u..'m
i Tbe Cionciueiii Commercial says:
' "Tbe mot destructive epidemic that
! ever viited this country is the ceneus
' of 1370. it .wept of 17i,0u0 m Chicago
I alotie."
DIKD.
At tbe i eMtirnce t f ma s m, J-nies j
Jury, rrveu miles south i t Salem, on i
Tburi-day evening, Sept. 22, i f Typhoid 1
fever, Jamea Jory, Sen., aged ti.'j years
and one inMh. Funeral services all
11. a. m. Saturday, at 111. i'lrgah 1
school boue.six mites south of Salt in.
MMnaa.,-
II HA L 1-STATK.
For Dckcrititire List of Town lro.ertjt
F.,rm. etc . In Oren, rend f.-r a copy of the
r.-,d FM.llt ;n.tl, e Itt HKL.. K K li
lt V, Portland, orlo.fe.TH H. 11AW
NMt, rul, valria. sep12:zi
rpAKKS UP BY TflE M!B3.?R!HErt L1VINO
A tiru Miet ntu m'le .irtrt-wet or Amity,
I one lirtit dunn Mire ti.ped in he 14 hand
1 hirh, h'ark main and till, .mail itar In the u.t-
head titnd lee. wh.re up to pa.ture juinta, one
! amatt ohi e u.t on each side of the haek, aun-
noaed to he tdd'iie marks, and Uip iaeil to tie
liyeartuid. No artiUcii mark. or lirattils wr
; ceivahle. Taken up ut a brea.-hf amninl. Ap
! praised al twaulr-five dollar., a.ik- tlith. 9.tl. -
I SVpt. SI. Ajiliy, VamhiU xn-
1Z. 31. WAITE,
(f-CCCISSOft TO A. L BTIS50N)
BOOK AND JOB PBIK"TER,
CRISWOLD'S BLOCK, SALEM.
HtVlNCI purehae. tht complete Book and
Joh Printing Katahtiahment.l am prepared
to ntly maintain the reputation it has larreroiore
enjtied, and t- execute ail description of Print
Ine In atjle not surpassed on the ouast. Call
and examine i tmn.-
I"eeial aitentlun paid lo Book aud ramphlet
Pin liar and work la colors.
Blent8:nlai
E. M. WITK
01ienpJ for Cash.
Choice City Property f
Improved and Unimproved.
As good as can be found for
Invesfment In this City,
WiU be sold at
'A.- Groat; Unrfjain
W. C. B0RAL,
Pattorr's Block,
Stale street,
Salem, Sept. 13.
Pudding River
, . saw-mill. ;
Jf Miles rtailheaet of Salem, between Howell
Prairie aod Lake LablsK.
WB rA Irl'rlsJIaH TIIK BKT
kind of LCM B R, snd will tell on reason
abts teroas We fare an exceileot planer, and
can laraieh VBESSCD LL'MBKK of every de
sc tptloii a
Good LA HE aude to Order.
UE.NXT 1 TARI LET.
April, I UVK
NEW THIS MOKNiNU
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Isapertei'e mt
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498 trsat Ct. laa Fraaclict.
(t take pleasure In annoaccing to oar pat
rons ai d the public f Oregon that wc have on
hand and are constantly receiving the choicest
brands of Ltqaore known to the tra.li; In the
United rtatee, wlilcli we utter lo l) Wr- at the
lowest figures they can besol-1 fui oa tbis coast.
"T-T-g ATVTTiT-r7!'
(In Bund or Duty paid.)
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J. P. Handle,
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Ste.
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k. ri-mp. , 1... i h n:TTtt I
of LouHvile Kenturkv, KTid the only proprietor
i nd mauufactttrerot "Culler Whi.ky lioin.
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' Ti e tame of thii Celebrated Wht'kr liatinz In-
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duel unecrupulous fartiea into an attempt to
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Kino Polo and Dork herrlee.
Burgundy Key ami Part !, .
i ,n ", " inorer Caaka. I
Fine Maderla In quarter Coako.
AVin in Uot t low.
Cliampaigxio
(lu p'l.U and qniirti )
Prlvaic lavfc.
Iitr-d'ar,
Crto-dAr.
Vo Cltrquot Ponaardln. -Euaeno
Clicquot.
Chaa. lleldalck.
Piper do.
Land.brrgtrt Cat fomla.
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"Hoc kite liner"-- -Slelnweln
R iideheliuo.- " -- JohanlbQr-
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Vino
Maicaltl.
Irencli Liquoi-8.
Tarinlllli., rhartrrair, Hoaae
kiui, Briirdlc'lnr, IHiiicblae In
lira, hwatnrboard dw Co. tlrangre
Ulllera, Micrry f oidlai, Aliona.
tlaret Wlaet from 93 00 lo 30 OO.
All kind of foreign and Domestic
Ultlcta.
English Alo and Porter, tn wood
and laae.
Asjento for lyeu'i Celebrated Col.
Ale, and Stewart's Cal. Bottled Ale.
Sep'. 23.
GBEAT OVERLAND MAILROUTE
HA1V FItANCIfvCO.
ntiiKcoACiifcsorTiiic okiwjov and cali-
hirma etage Co. leave daily t..r
HAN IKASClsCO aud Nk.1V VOKhL.
lun
8alem 1 p.
Kurene V
AklUVB AT
i....Kurene next day 12 m.
.-Csnjotirilitf ' 4 a. m.
...Vieka tl.H "
haa:s " tl p. m.
.Chieo " 8 a. a.
ranjonvllle.. 4'
V-b. 1-
"h.KU Z
Cliico a. m..ac'i0Hme dajll
8acrauiento...li " ....esa Tru'co s p.
m.
The Stapes of the O. A C. B. O. connect with
t-e Cal. A tl. K. Koad at Chico, tl miles North
of (miii Frauclaro ; also at the Jum-tiuu with Uie
GresiOvcrland Kailroad 19 New York.
Time through lo fan F.aneiaco a dava
" " Nw Vorkj.,. 12 -
tw" I asseogers alloweil to lay orer aluog
i " rente.
TK..u mn. r.r1 Ihl. .iiiil. ..nLI tti. a.n.
I vers ol the svo and that rtreadcdaod terrible
freline of sea-tckne. Tle wild pictareMia
I scenery, beautiful rollers snd snoo-auiied noun
taiDt, alone, doubly pay Ihe tourist lor a trip
over this Toute.
Tlie route passes thr?r1 the nrioelpal frl
eultursl districts of Oeejronv ibe volleys or tlie
Willamette, Usipqoa sod ItoFue River. To the
immigrant comlne here in search of a hosae
or inreauoecil, tbis route Is stronrly reeosnmeod
ed. ; a. F. BROWN.
rept. 15,1670, n Aft, 0. ACS. Co. "
OHEGON ,
CANDY MANUFACTORY.
' Cor. Contmsrciol m, Conrt ata ,
J. G. IIOLBI2RT, Prop.
Everf Description or
Cantly . Manufiictti red.
SATISFACTICFCUARAMEED.
Prices to Suit the Times.
A3 LOW AS III- LOWEST." "
MT TVrtlr.ry Wston will sinks revalsr trips
danot Um snuter to oil uwne lo this vst
Isr. : ,
Order tolleited from all par s of the State,
nd will be tilled at mv loarst price sod at
short aotlcs. irU:is J. u. uululb t
LIQUORS
UAUDWAlliv
T. On in lixlu. in Co.
Importers and Dealers
IX
Wngon Timbers
Atjriciiltur il Iinplomrtit
AND
Sola Agcolj fer Ik celebrated
j Silvei SteelPloM's.
Proved to he
TlielBestPloAv
IN
5aiem, Sepu mher 1 , 13T0.
EJTAULISIIF.J 1851.-
E. J. N0KTHRUP & CO.,
lutpirtcro and Uealero In
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
111 BS, SPdKKS, KIMS, ETC.
HARDWOOD LUM HE It,
Cordage,
ntcb,
Tar,
Uakum ct 0a s
Agents for A. . IIAI-L.IDK dk. CO.,
Wftre Rons ManuCaolnrera,
ansa 0 ronclseo, Cal.
131 IRtlST RTHKKT. POKT
LAHU, OltovUON.
rortland. Sep'. 12, liTO. xttt
"Vnlua.lle Iixiicl .
NEAR SALEM, J vSU'r
to, o .
IOrFER FOR BALE 190 ACRK8 Of LAND.
IJU'S li nilleseast of the Wooteo Factory
with
Brick House,andood Barn, Sheds,
FENCING, WELLS, AND -
Valuable Iuiprovemcnta and Grow
itig Crops.
This land Is part of the land claims of Walker
Jt Gilbert, title perfect. Persons wanting
smaller parcels may nod a bargain to suit, aa 1
will sell on accommodating terms a plui of
the premises can be seen, and particulars as to
terms can be had, at trie leransoia otnce.orsf
the onAerslgned, eo the premues
Sovil aLl'KKD STANTOH.
Cnll and Settle.
JB. 4 M. I1IROCH re anxloss lo settle
s up their books, and all persons kncwli r
themselres Indebted tons are requested lo ea II
lamed lately at our tifflce. al the store of ll.r-
maa A U.rscb and tuske settleuieut by cssh II
possible, or If not by note.
Sept. 12, ISTa. " Xs
WINDOW GLASS.
All izcts for Sale
AT IAB fRilfCISCO PR1CII AID
... JTHEMsUTs .
At GtO. L. ST0RTT8,
45 Front Street, Portland OrefOB.
tkpt. It.lbtu. t
cnARixs Di.no-.
Commission EJerchant
FOB
CCYIKO. SZLUTSQ AKD fOKWABD
1NO ALL KINDS OFUEKCBAXDIeK,
r. o. box, 40M, ; isi rein st
KEW YORK.
Eefer to Messrs. l adJ frlton, Portland.
Messrs. Knapp, Bnrrall fcCo."
Meson, rtavier dt Co.,
2 U.U. Wado.Ajq .llalein.
W. P. Abrams, Esq., Dalles City.
feb25yw:tawd 1
JlMst,. Pl.ASTst&,
Jn.t rseelTen njr ' -:
iZtKuVAUh. WRIGHT.
Balem, Any. ii.
I
LADD t TILT ON,
13 AN xs. m n. o .
portlsd:obe4in. " ' -
Kalablirhvd, 1859.
DKP05ITS received and AccMSts kept, 'abject
te Check or Draft.
T!rrREST allowed on TIME DrPOMTor TRCfer
FL'MM. In sums J tNK lOLLAR AND t PW ARUS,
PliOkl dale of deposit.
Moaejr Lnaoed OD Approved Pecarltj,
BONrw, PTOCK4. and nher TalnaUes, leceived
ON D texts IT for BAKS KEPlKi.
CO1.I.K.CTI0S ssade, and proceeds promptly ra
mmed. IVVF.-TMKNTS iN REAL ESTATE ala other
property aade fur artle.
ArenU for the TrarneVlon of all kinds of EINAX
CI AL aod TKL8T BLSlNt?.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange
On Ban Francisco aod the Atlaatie Plates for wle
O0VERNMENTT TRtnK8 boar 1 1 and sold,
fc-l.lw
KIIUO 0-L.V I
I tlii.ik I aearilie laj bnree eoaah,
It he ain't cured MalM lake him uU,
I'll her annWH H. II." this day
And give it la my toorold Bay.
I feci, I foil, I feel,
3 lir ali4. .hv .m horse eatd,
I iMeaiper workiiig U jr through
h head.
0jai-'hoo t 'ly, don'i hother -,
Hunt f . ly, don't b tlier ne,
rhoof 9 Ij. riwtil ImIImt
I'm BAlhf "it. H. H."yoa see.
I feel. I fee', feel,
1 feel tike the un at noon,
. I.t "H. II. II." jr.ai f ! m
Hat cured me up iooa.
I feet, feel. 1 teel,
1 Irel like a T ..I I DTl,
No ata-aius or epavina beiber me,
ho wind gall I report.
Caoac ?hoo Ur'y. c-
I think I hear tl e Jockey ,
Vy la..-:t l(..r c t hertoneds.r
Me enr ..ii--l r i- iut tA and atmrlno came
And iii'mi.. civ tro4trr t-ry lame.
1 Itel. i fe. I, I feel
Th.-ii' il.e iroiier nW
I wi.i liave-li. H. II." il, to .lay,
rr I u:m"at dead.
't.ra M.oo My, Ac.
li cure all .train and tB evre.
ho wrakeoed j.unia n ne.t dpi.ie ;
to coiiri ai.d cranj,' II nturs 'he d'o:-
Ti n "II. II. II.," o uu.i.nua
I leel. fel, I feel
lhai'svliat Ihr J"cfcer a dd .
A iek l.orae need, aume ''II. II. It."
Abd h..i ptra f.-r l.i l.t.
onoro -ho I I ly. A.-.
KOK 0 ,1 10 ok rB.vp-tt ahdanrm.nrr
IW I Hlle i.,,lulj of II. II. . al.l ! p. lit
..f w..iee au-l de-i.chihe h.TM-, ea.t repeal lu Lr
reut ctfte,. lur luan, tian or rh.iu, toven to
d"ea fr.tin ft 'o li-i ,lr..r illiuird l-i wat-r. W'll
relieve e,ilc almt Hiataolaurooslr. !. l. T.'
i,- ruffim., do try il )
I UK IIK.XT WaMi VE in (he market. Per ule
by all UruK-r l and I elen iu Mrdicine.
H.inUb, lAUrkl . Ao'Mta
majSli Po.UoBd, ,reon.
MK-rilT'o Sale.
BY vtrtae ol an exerntfnti .oed .iif of lite Cr
CDit Court of the eiau. .f Orepon tlte
;unly i.f larmn. In lavor of Vi llllmi, W ..le, and
MUMiut A. I. N.ckllli, de cndal.l, lor Ihe .Md. ,f fit- .
terti hundred ah.l tlorly h.ur Hullar aoa lntereta '
and c.t. I"r want .f .eronal properly, I have
tevird uH.n and on eaturilay, the eih day of O, io-l-r,
ISTo, at one o'clock, p. III., at the ovrt llouaa
d...r In htid rfiuii'7, 1 wul aell at public auction h,r
gold coin, Il.e luhl. title, euate aud interest of Mid
A. I. Niekltn. defendant. In and to th fulluvhngde
ertbed preinifres l.-wji . I.uti nuuiber one ,1 aud
two, ytt In Mock nil nher egtit?.1iro, i;e tilu-ate!!
In ihe cny ot raleni, (J.muiv of Marion, and fiata
of Ores-nn. J. N. WAIIitNY, ehrrttr.
Sepl. I.ISTO.
FIRST DIRECT IMPORTATION
j To Mule ssi.
GRAND OPENING
)F
F. Levy's New Stcre!
CORKER OP MGOKICh,' BLOCK.
I take pleasnre in informing my manv
friends and the public generally that I
have opened tbe above store, with the
I finest stock ol goods ever ren in tbia
j market.
I would especially call tlie attention of
LAD1K5 to uiy
iew Line of Y)res. Good a:
SILKS, POPLINS, nil wool,
SATIN STMPES, etc.,
USE FRENCH BUOCHK
AND LACK SHAWLS,
BROADCLOTH & SILK CLOAKS,
KMBP.OIDEUIKS,.
1'ARA.HILS,
LA DIKs' HATS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR..
Aod a general asEortment of Foreign and
Domestic (roods. Also, a splendid and
complete assort nieut of LATEST STYLES
of
GE:TI.E.1K CLOT II IAG
And L'uruahliing Good.
All at liicf not to be C'om
tctfl tith bv any uac ou
Hi in Count,
As I pet my Goods direct from Europo
aud the East, and rereive fresh supplies
every month.
F. LEVY,
Moores' old stand, Ct futneriial ttnet.
Salem, June IU. jx
w. vutauroM.
w wtsraisrosB.
WEATHCRFORD&Co
1I1 LGGIHTS,
Front street, Portland Commercial street
Salem, store formerly occupied by
. Geo. A. Edes & Co.
JjAVEOPENtD A f-TCCK OF .
DRUGS, CHEMiCALS, TOILET
OoimIn, ot.,
Where t''y hars a wall selreled assort menl of
iroods lu their line, snd resnectlully In, Its tle at
trotina of all who are lo want of tuck articles as are
kept la a well ref ulatrd
1" 111 f- lt!itxllirsili.in.eiit
PliTMCIrtS PRfCcniPT10SS atcurately com
pouudsd ol I L'RE liKLUS.
- J W.WroiherlbrdomflTsbispcrsooal aueoilrn to
tbe wants of custooisrs.
WCATUIBKBU A CO. Urs slss a stork el
PAISTS,
OIL.,
VAHBISHKS,
VHISIIKS.
Pit inters' Sriitovlnlso
AS -
AVillloV Cxllltaix,
Pure "WlnctH nnd Ltiirf
For Mcdlrsl purposes.
OfTsrsd far SoJo at Ihe Lowest Rales.
Orders solkiud sad prosnptly atleoded to.
WKtTHSBFMD ACO.
fsleio, Aofast 12,i::0. Ill"
ANDERSON & BRCWN
STOVES,
Ti.t plate. sniEi nor. corrH,
ILVr, BRASS, Ac, BLOCK TI5,
Force & Litt Pumps,
, VAXUFACTUKERS of
n.v, SHEKMB05 i corm-VAtr.
Ilepnlriuj;
la all its breaches done to order, at tb old
land of B. Strang,
I'nlonElocA Commercial it., Bale.
blSIIh i tf
COOPERS WASTED.
Three or four good Coopers vsattd
Nob l)t U best netd apply.
. .. ....... TUOS. CROSS.
Apply to Uisfovsgs.A Wright.
Saletnf July 23.
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