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KCROPEAN NEWS.
r!illes,9fta. 5. Gen. Manteuffel
reports that aa nttacic made by consid
erable masses of the enemy, was re
pulsed near Saphages, on Monday, with
small loss on our side, and heavy loss
to the enemy, including 250 prisoners.
On Thursday Gen. Von Gaeben, with
1 j divUion victoriously repulsed an
attack of toe army of the North, near
Gapanmet. The French at the end of
tbe last fight began to retreat, disas
trous to them by the close parsftitof
our cavalry. We Jiave already taken
100 prisoners.
London, Jan. 5. Favre is coming
here.
After peace has been restored, France
will remain occupied for some time,
and French pnsouers will he sent to
Men, which is regarded as a Germau
fjrtress.
The British government has ordered
ciQ.G'MJ R iper ntleg.
Versailles, Jan. 5. Th batteries
south whose armament was interrupted
by the French hare bombarded forts
Boisey, Vanveres and MontTogue and
the entrenchments at Vi'rfe J nit and
Point Jour and the gunboats. The
bombardment to northwest of Paris is
continued heavily, partly from newly
erected batteries. Results are most
1 favorable.
London, Jan. C. The guns at Ken
don and other batteries in theneighbor
hood are in position.
Materials lor the Honduras railroad
are loading at British ports.
New York, Jan. 7. Late foreign ex
changes state that the Prussians have
prohibited the merchants of champagne
from snIiug their wine to Belgian! for
transportation thence to England or
elsewhere.
The fljating population of Bordeaux
is daily increasing. It is stated that
40,0ii0 persons hae arrived there.
Brussels, Jan. 6. The batteries at
Claiaart and Viile d Averg, throwing
shot weighing one hundred and tweoty
f.iur pounds, ad shells weighing sixty
five pounds, cave bombarded forts
De Is'sy, Von Vores and Moatrarge yes
terday and to-day, the forts replying
with considerable offeet with six and
seven inch guns, throwing shell weigh
ing one hundred and fifty pounds.
German engineers eipect to silence the
forts by the night ot the 7lh.
General Chaucey is advancing by two
columns. The main body is at La Loupe
and another at Veqdoine. The Duke
of Mecklenberg occupies a line between
Bi ns, Vendome, La Noupe ana Ver-
neuile. French reserves from Orleans,
Chateau Dun aad Dreox, in all, 77,000
men, tre joining Chaucey, who has 150,
U00 soldiers in splendid condition. The
forces ol Generals Faidberbe and Ror
friea are in excellent condition. Gen.
XahtenfTel's losses in the battles of the
3d and 4th, were 3.500.
Dates from Paris to the 3d and 4th
jnst. have been received to day. Dam
age from , the bombardment bad been
slight. French losses, thus far, ad
been 20 killed and 300 wounded. The
citizens and army were clamorous for
offensive action.
Versailles, Jan. J. Fort Delssey bas
been scaled.
The approximate losses in the battle
at Bapauma are 9.000 Germans, and
4, 0O0 French. The Germans, evacnated
Bapaume yesterday. It is said 10,000
French have arrived at Cherbourg to
equip for active service.
EASTEK9 NEWS.
Washington, Jan. 6. TheCoramitte
on Foreign Affairs to-day postponed
the Kan Domingo matter until neit
'Monday. Meantime the committee will
mnjie further examination of the pro
priety of rending a commission to Ssan
Domingo. The committee now stands
5 to 5, and unless changed, will be un
able to make any report.
It is understood G;n. Butler has two
more letters, which Admiral Porter
wrote while Porter was in New York,
denouncing General Grant. These let- j
ters, be says, be will maka public in a
few days. Meantime the Admiral s
friends are working for his confirma
tion. THE WEST INDIES.
St. Thomas, Jan. 2 Steamers are
preparing to lay the telegraph cable to
-connect Porto Rico and Jamaica wjtb
Havana.
Hayti, Dec. 22. The whole country
is now qniet.
SOUTH AMEH1CAS NEWS.
Caracas, Deo. 24. The surrenderor
Maracaibo and forts surrounding the
town is confirmed. The navy also sur
rendered. Now the whole Republic is
in tbe hands of Goseman Blanco, wbo
hat hope of lasting peace.
OlL'.l'ORIIa.
Sin Francisco, Jai. 7. Snits were
commenced on the 27th of December,
in the Twelfth District Court, by John
Nightingale, against Ben. Holladay &
Go., C. Temple Emmet, Miiton S. Lath
am, and others, for an lrjunction re
training them from selling or offering
for sale the stock of the Oregon Cen
tral Railroad, and for cash agreed to
be paid oa a judgment. Tbe plaintiff,
Elliot, claims to bave held a contract,
assigned to him by C. J. Cook, for
building the road to tbe California line,
after whieh he went into partnership
with Holladay and others, who agreed
to furnish means to carry ont the con
tract, but failed to do so. Also C. J
Cook against Ben. Holladay & O.,
Ben. Holladay, Tbaddeas R. Brooks,
Milton S. Latham, C. Temple Emmet,
Wm. Norria and others, praying for a
judgment of $9,305,300. He (blliot)
acting as General -Engineer, bubse
quently he went Et to endeavdr to
arrange tbe business, and was disap
appointed and barrassed la every way
by the defendants, wbo finally, in No-
vember last, took possession of all the
effects of the firm and stopped the!
work. He prays for full settlement and
division of partnership effects. The
deenmepts are very voluminous, and
contain many points impossible to give
by telegraph. .
Flou.r Some parties are getting
$6 75for extra in jobbing lots. Aver-
age of city brands is as follows : Su
perfine, in sacks, $5 371 (S5 621.
Wheat 600 sacksx coast, $2 15; we
quote fair to good shipping at S3 20
2 2j, ana choice milling at 52 30,
Barley Firm at $1 35fiU 45 for
feed and brewiug.
Tbe U. K. steamer Saginaw went
ashore on the morning of Saturday,
October 29th, on Ocean Island, French
Frigate shoals, near Midway Island,
Very few provisions were saved, though
the ship did not entirely go to pieces
nntil the 14tb of November. On the
18th of November hr executive filacer,.
Lieutenant Talbot, with sub-officers,
left in a gig for the Sandwich Island,
and' after encountering incredilable
sufferings they reached Kauai, Decern-
ber 18th, bat all very weak. Lieuten
ant Talbot, Peter Frank aad Quarter
master James Muir, and John Andrews,
sailor, were drowned in the surf in
landing. The bodies were recovered
News was sent at once to Honolulu,
and a schooner, Lonal packet, was sent
by the American Minister with provis
ions and water. Two days later the
steamer Kilauer, placed at his disposal
by the Government, was also dis
patched. It is hoped she will arrive in
season to save the lives of the wrecked
crew, 90 in number, all of whom were
on quarter rations, tbe island yielding
nothing.
UTAH.
Oorinne, Jan. 8. The following tel
egram was received from Greytown,
Colorado, on tbe 7th : About 1 o'clock
this morning tbe Barlow House, con
sidered one of tbe finest hotel) in the
Territory, took fire from a defective
Sue and was soon totally destroyed.
A high wind wag blowing At tbe time
uireciiy ujwarus me ousioes portion
i- .1 . J , ,
. ciijr, sewnK uro 10 a notei ana
table. It wasoDly by continual watch
fulness and the utmost exertions on the
part of the firemen that the stables
were saved and '.he fire kept from
ipreaamg. Loss, 120,000, mostly
tuercu uy lusnrance.
An Elmira farmer wrote to Horace
Oreely for advice as to the best kind of
bees to keep, and received an answer to
the effect that husking bees" were
the bet, bat in order '.o make them lay
honey profitably be must use a china
nest eirg, and blanket bis bees when Why is the earth like a school black
they are not on the nest, nod feed them board ? Because the children of men
urau nu iniu-ujings.
Portland and the Subsidy.
The Portland papers give an account
of an enthusiastic meeting beld Sat
urday night in that city, at which
speeches were made, showing har
mony of action in favor of the subsidy
and a great accession of subscriptions.
It is confidently expected that the
$100,000 will soon be raised. Port
land seems to be aroused to the neces
sity of action, and some of the speak
ers at the meeting were men living ic
.vest side counties', who plainly told
the citizens of that place that their
prosperity had come from the Willam
ette Valley trade, and depended upon
it in the future. It wcnld be well if
the capitalists there could fully appre
ciate that fact and act accordingly.
They can easily raise $100,000 to help
a west side railroad, and ought to do
it or else lose the prestige and trade
they have already acquired, but which,
as Judge Sbattuck said, have been ac
quired without ' natnral advantages"
to insure their continuance.
State Xews.
POaTLSKD.
Fj-ourSunday's Herald: The Gung-
ner will not have hr cargo completed
until the latter end of ibis week.
Tbe Oregon City boats are bringing
down a large amount of flour.
Tbe Okanagon will be able to re
sume running on Tuesday. The Van
couver will make an excursion trip to
Kalama at 7 a. uiAbis morning.
From Sunday's Bulletin: At the
store of Mr. Edward Cbambrcau, on
First Btreet, about nine o'clock last
evening, a box of jewelry was Btolen
by a young woman who had been al
lowed to enter Mrs. Cbambreau's roon
for the purpose of fitting a dress she
was purchasing.
The Skating Rink was well attended
last night, and we are pleased to see it
fast becoming" a popular place of
amusement.
a LINK COCRTT.
From the Albany EeyUttr: Oa Sat
urday last, Mrs. Beach, wife of D.
Beach, Esq., of the firm of Beach k
Monteith,. millers, slipped and fell
upon the sidewalk a short distance
from her residence, breaking her right
hip. At. present Mrs. Beach is resting
comparatively easy, and bopes of an
early recovery are entertained.
The funeral services previous to the
burial of Mrs. Delazon Smith, who
died on tbe 1st inst., transpired at tbe
M. E. Church on Tuesday afternoon.
A deeply aflecting sermon was
preached by tbe Rev. Mr. Emory, aud
the largest audience that tilled tbe
chnrch was visibly impressed by it.
Almost the entire audience followed in
tbe procession from the church to the
Masonic Cercelry, where the remains
were interred.
On the evening of December 30, the
the Merchant's Hotel, presided over by
Mr. James Gore, at Harrisburg, was
routed of $(i0. The money was kept
in the clock. Tbe loss of the money
was noted about eight o'clock in tbe
evening, and suspicion was immedi
rectly directed te a Chinaman who
had been employed that day. Toe
Chinaman was arrested and tbe money
found upon bis person.
There is-no change to mention since
our last, except in tbe article of wheat.
Tbe general price seems to be 90 cents,
although one lot wrought 95 cents.
Quite a number of our farmers are
still holding on to their wheat, avow
ing their determination not to sell
uutil iber can realize one dollar tier
bushel.
The question of building an Odd
Fellows temple in this city next sea
son, is receiving consideraole atten
tion.
POLK COTJSTT.
From the Republican: On Sunday
last, about noon, an alarm of fire was
sounded. The fire proved to be in the
wood shed attached to the parsonage
of the M. E. Church. Tb family of
tbe occupant. Rev. D. L. Spaulding,
was absent th previous niuht, and
bad been borne but a short time. The
work was supposed to be that of an
incendiary, as there was no chance for
the fire to get into the woodpile, un-le.-s
placed there. No damage wig
done, further thnn the burniu of a
few slicks of lire-wood.
Mr. Wm. Clingham of this place,
killed a porker twenty months old,
which weighed 119 pounds net weight.
It was a curiosity having seven distinct
ears "our oa one side, aad three oa the
other.
TAHH1LL COOSTY.
From tbe West Side: We learn that
a young man living near btnogtown
was hurt on tbe hand by -the explo
sion ot a soot gun, on Saturday last.
It seems he had loaded one barrel
twice by mistake and on firing it off
the gon burst in bis bands, tearing
away the thumb and part of his right
hand.
The river having reached a stage
as to allow the botUs to come up to
this point, they bave been as bnsy
aa beavers reducing tbe immense
stores that await sbipfient.
Treascre Taovs As Unexpected
Forti'ME. The Philadelphia Age re-
latcs the following :
A few days since, an aged woman, wbo
lives in the Ticinity of Fifth and Dia-
mond streets, in bunting over a box of
nickoacks, which accumulate in every
household, chanced to find an old and
dirt-begrimed breast pin, which, e.l-
most a score ot years ago, her talker
bad given her. It bad some stones in
it which she thought of no particular
value. She carried it to a jeweler lor
repairs. After scrutinizing it be asked
ber if ebe knew its value. " well.
she replied, " there may be about five
dollars worth ot gold in it; whereupon
he offered her $SU0, cash down, for it.
Tbis staggered ber. She then learned
that the stones, of which there were
ten, were each two-karat diamonds of
the very finest description, five of them
haviug a peculiar bluish tint that gives
them great value. Upon taking the
pia into a large Chestnut street estab-
lisbment, she was offered S2,t)00 cash
for it, and and another offer was $350
I for each tinted stones. Words cannot
describe the joy of this aged lady,
whose circumstances were far from
comfortable, when she discovered tbe
worth of tbe ornament which for years
bad been shuffled about in a box of
rubbish.
A Mas Wahts to bis Hcng. The
sentence ot Oiinntlly, wuo bas tor some
time been awaitmg death on the ga!
lows, at Columbia, Missouri, for the
murder of Mrs. Moore, baring been
twice respited, has been commuted to
imprisonment for life by Gov. McCInrg.
When the jailor communicated to him
tbis last action of the Governor, be be
came enraged and remarked: ' This is
the d dest conntry on the earth,
and has the poorest laws. I have been
lying bere in prison for months. My
execution, for which everything bas
been made ready, has been twice put
off, and now I am to go to the peniten
tiary for life, instead of being bung, as
t wanted to be." He wag evidently
disappointed in not being permitted to
meet deatB on tbe scaffold, baring all
the while since bis incarceration ex-
i tuo " -
pnise& bimsell as desiring to be hung
rT i-rI.a Drj
A very large portion of the community
tbink he should bave been accomoda
ted. Every preparation had been made
by the Sheriff for bis execution; his
coffin and all the paraphernalia of a
murderer's death at the hands of ibe
law was ready. The scaffold was erec
ted about one mile southeast of town,
in a secluded and lonely spot in tbe
woeds. ConnelVy, when he took his
departure for tbe penitentiary, suit re
gretted that be could not be bnng, in-
giead of going to the State prison,
I :
j muiiipiy upou iuc iwpui it.
City and County Items.
The bouse and lot opposite tbe Dis
trict school house, belonging to the
estate of James M. Townsenti, was sold
yesterday, by Messrs. Friedman & Gos
liner, to Jos. Albright for $750.
Tbe weather for the last few days
hag been rery disagreeable ; so much
so, that items have became aa scarce
and as hard to find as water-tight awn
ings. ' The Beatty Troupe played HThe
Drunkards Child" to a very good au
dience on Saturday evening last. Tbe
play was a good one and well received,
Mr. Beatty as Joe Morgan, May Wells
as little Mary, and Mrs. Beatty as Me
bitable Cartwright, could not fail to
please the most exacting theater goer.
Tbe new quarter at the University
commenced jester-day with a larger
numbsr of scholars than attended the
previous term. This is one of the
best institutions of learning in tbe
S'ate, as the Faculty are competent
teachers and very attentive to their
pupils. Tbe classes were organized
and tbe generous hearted Principal,
knowing what a pleasure it is to the
scholar to be allowed a few bouts of
freedom, dismissed school for the day.
Annivkusart Celebration. Olive
Lodge, No. 18,1. O. O. F., will cele
brate the third anniversary of its insti
tution on Saturday evening next, Jan
uary 14th, by the public installation of
its officers by tbe M. W. Grand Master,
and an address by Prof. Syl. C Simp
son. After these ceremonies at tbe
hall the members of the Order, with
their wives and daughters, etc., will
partake of a supper at tbe Cbemeketa
House. JanlOtd.
Thanes. We are indebted to Messrs.
Snyder & Cook for a copy of the Sa
lem Directory. It is a very neat and
nsef'il addition to our Library, and
should be favored by every business
man and firm in tins' city. Persons
outside of publishers are not aware
how much lime and money is con
turned in publishing a work ot thiB
kind, but tbe above named firm have
spared no pains in making it a neat
and correct book.
At a regular meeting of Marion
Chapter, No. 4, 0. E. L., the following
persons were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Mr. T. H. Cox, W. P.;
Mrs. Mary Trotter, W. M.; Mrs. Eve
line Wilson, A. M.; Mrs.Mattie Wilson,
C; Mrs. Lydia Kelley, A. C; Mrs.
L'juretta Cox, Treas.; Mrs. Alice Gray,
Sec; Mrs. Philips, W.; Mr. Andrew
Kelley, S. Regular meeting of Marioa
Chapter, No. 4, 0. E. L., Tuesday
evening, Jan luih, at seven o'clock.
Mrs. A. D. Gray, Sec.
The following accounts were audited and
warrants issuu in the County Coinmission
ci's Court :
! 73 36
CO 00
10 00
21 00
15 00
8 B3
158 00
3U 50
19 01
73 9(1
3 '.'0
S 00
73 21
9 00
It on
20 00
200 00
200 00
125 00
llr, J. A: Richardson, inctHculaltcn-..
. dance on pauper
I)r. Carjienter i. Chase, iue,lirul at-
tendiuice en pauper
J. F. Adyus, keeping pauper
Clark Rogers, cot'dn for 14
J. C. Orubbs Co., medicine for
pauwr .
.1. N. -Matheny, Sheriff.
Yeatnn & Uoon, stationery, etc
T. Cunningham & Co., jail acct
A. B. CoSr. for clerks acct
K. D. Tonl, lumber for county mad
. Knzle A Co., ' "
. N. Lawrrnee, " " "
A. -Johnson, J. P.f for criminal
action
P. H. Eweil, Constable in criminal
action
A. B. Co.-per, Court House acct
. S. Moore,
J. Powell,
Superintendent ,
" School
Total Si, 135 41
The following are the transfers of
Real Estate filed for record for tbe week
ndicg Jan. 7th, 1871:
Cnoledge k McClane to John Riggs,
N. E. J ot lot No. 4 North in Silverton:
coasideation, $25.
Paul Craodall to Alexander Spong,
lot No. 4 in bloek 10, North Salem ;
consideration, S300.
John O'Conner to Ellis Minor, 160
acres, parts of sections 22, 23, 21! and
27, T. 5. S. R. 2 O: consideration,
$500.
H. L. McNary, administrator to Isaac
R. Moores. ICO acres. S. W. 1 of N. E.
and S. of N. W. , Sec. 25.,
and S. E. i of N. E. of Sec. 26,
T. 6, S. U., 3 W.; consideration.
$1,025.
Abraham Blackbem to David M.
Hall, 12 acres in Sec. 6, 19 and 20, T.
5, S. R., 1 W.; consideration, $237.
T. J. Carter and wife to Thomas
Cunningham, lot No. 1 in block CI,
Sale" : consideration, $1,000.
James A. Masterson to Joseph Engle,
72 rods in Sec. 19. T. 5, S. R.. 1 W.;
consideration, $100.
Geo. W. Weidler to Joseph Largever,
lot 8 in block 37, Gervais; consideration,
$50.
David Cole toS. Friedman, North, 44
feet in width of lot 9, block 69, Salem;
consideration, $1,500.
Dr. T. B. Jackson to Jacob Ogle,
217 acres, T. 7, S. R., 2 W.; consider
ation, $7,000.
Proceedings of thi Probate Coun
ty Co.rBT. C. X. Terry, Judge. -
In the matter of the estate of John
Snyder, deceased, J. H. Moores, Ad
minstrator, Inventory and appraise
ment list filed; petition presented ask
ing the sale of certain personal prop
erty at private gale; prayer granted:
saie of hogs confirmed.
In tbe matter of the estate of Wil
liam Engle, deceased, Joseph Engle,
Administrator, made final settlement
of said estate and discharged from
further duty therein.
In the matter of'the estate of Alfred
Brooks, deceased, Thomas Cross, Ad
ministrator, of said estate, filed hrs
first semi-annual account therein from
which it appears said estate is insol
vent, and not able to pay in full; or
dered that tbe class of claims allowed
within tbe first six months be allowed
a pro-rato pajmeat upon the same.
In the matter of Guardianship of
W. ft. Boon, Seth B. Hammer, Guar
dian, presented his account and vouch
ers for final settlement; and if appear-
ing to the satisfaction of the Court
that said account was in all things cor
rect and no objection being filed, said
Gaardian is discharged from further
liability in this behalf.
Wntu Hell Is. "I wish to ask
you a"qnestion," said Mr. Sharp to
our young minister as he met bim in
tbe street. '.'I am anxions to know
where hell is. The Bible I have read,
geographies, histories, and other
books, and I can't find ont where it is
exactly."
Tbe joong minister, placing his
hand on his shoulder, and looking
earnestly into his eyes, replied encour
agingly, My dear sir, don't be dis
couraged, I'm snre you will 'find out
after a while. As for myself, I have
made no ioquiries, and really don't
wish to know 'where hell is.' About
heaven I have thought and read, and
studied a great deal. I wish to make
that my borne, and or the help of tbe
Lord I will. Ask me about heaven
and I can talk, 1 don't kouw where
hell Is, nnd yon had better ihot find
..... lL I si i , . ,
VMW Ufan or-null VOTimoniceal. . r
. y
A half-inch thick glass skvligv, in
hne, wag broken try s smalt eoeulJ'e an
Friday. The pebble, wbicb waVs e
cored, is full of specks ag brilliiin
brilliant as dia-moodj. and oreseiits a
orass appearance.
Fasciks of a Starving ham. A Mr.
Evarts, who get lost amid tbe moun
tains of Calilornia, wandered about
for many days, and was finally discov
ered when nearly perishing tor want of
food, and strange fancies come over
him toward tbe last ot bis wanderings,
whieh are tbus described : He does
not admit of tbe idea that be was de
prived of sound mind, bnt at tbe same
time fancied that be had plenty of
company ; thought bis right leg was
one man' his left another, bis arms
two other, and bis stomach a fifth,
thought they were good fellows, and
was sorry- he could not give them all
tbey wanted to eat. He was surprised
that when thistles were to be dug, fires
xade, wood brought and meals cooked,
that tbey would uot help him. Every
thing be at tasted good except grass
hoppers. His stomach bad not been
educated up to that point. He fre
quently ate raw fish, and esteemed
them delicious; caught one snow bird,
aud bad a rare meal ; chased a toad
for two days, hut without capturing it.
In bis dreams he used to rook some of
tbe mo.-t delicious meals be ever ale in
bis life.
Tbi Cbow. Aside from tbe special
question of profit and loss, we have a
warm side toward tbe crow, he is so
much like one of ourselves. HeislAzy,
and that is human; be is ennning, and
that is human. He takes advantage of
those weaker than himself, and that is
man-like. He is sly, and taidfes for to
morrow wba; bp can't eat to-day, show-i-jgareai
bum;u providence. Helearna
tricks uiueh faster than be does useful
things, showing a true boy-nature. He
thinks bis own color the best, and
loves to hear bis own voice, which are
eminent traits of humanity. He will
never work, when be can get another to
work for him a genuine human trait.
He eats whatever he can lay his claws
upon, and is less mischevious with a.
belly full than when htiugry, and that
is like man. He is at war with all
things except bis own kind, and with
them when be has" nothing else to do.
No wonder men despise crows. Tbey
are too much like men. Take off bia
wings and put him in breeches, and
crows make fair average men. Give
men wings, and reduce their smartness
a little, and many of them would be al
most good enough to be crows.
Jitecher.
A Qextlk Rebuke. A lady riding
in a car on the New fork Central rail
road, was disturbed in reading by th
conversation of two gentlemen, occu
pying the seat before her. One of
them seemed to be a student of some
college, on bis way home for a vaca
tion. He used much profane language,
greatly to. the annoyance of the lady.
She thought she would rebuke him,
and on begging pardon for interrupt
ing tbein, asked thp young student if
he bad stndied the laiiguages.
" Yes, madame. I haje mastered the
languages quite well."
" Do you rtad aud speak Hebrew !"
" Quite fluently."
' Will you he so kind as to do me a
small favor '."'
. " With great pleasure, I am at your
service." '
" Will you be so kind as to do your
swearing in Hebrew ?"
We may well suppose tbe lady was
not annoyed any more by the ungen
tlemanly language of ibis would-be
gentleman.
Elder Knapp, while baptizing con
verts, at a revival meeting in Arkausas,
advanced with a wiry, sharp-eyed old
chap into tbe water. He asked tbe
usual question, whether there was any
eason why the ordinance of baptism
should not be administered. Alter a
pause, a t&ll, powerful looking man.
with an eye like a hlz, who was
leaning on a long rifle, and quietly
looking on, paid: "Elder, I don't
want to interfere any in tbis yere bus
iness, but I want to say that is a bard
en old sinner yon've got hold of, and
I know that one dip won't do biro any
good. If yon want to get the sin ont.
of hirn you'il bave to anchor him out
in deep water over nigbt.
Egos I Wistkii. Deitz, in his Ex
perimental Jvurnal. says : To bave heus
lay in winter, teed tbe following kinds
of feed : Boiled meat chopped fine, or
chandler's cracklings chopped fine and
soaked in hot water, to cause it to
swell before feeding ; bread crurab3
soaked in ale; oat meal mixed with
milk. Tbe above teed is stimulating,
and tends to make fowls lay. Tbey at
the same time should be be fed legii
larly with corn, wbeat screenings and
barley. By feeding tbe above regular
ly, and keeping the fowls dry and warm
through the winter, the largest amount
of eggs will be had.
The other day the front door of the
Tribune olfio.e bad to be closed for some
purpose. So Horace wrote oa a piece
of paper, " entrance ou Spruce street,"
and-sent it dewn to the man who does the
painting of tbe bulletins to be copied.
Tbe man studied over Horace's tracks
all tbe forenoon, and finally, in despair,
wrote " Editors on a Spree ! " and
posted it up. The passers by thought
the circumstance was not unusual, but
wondered why it should be posted up
so conspicuously.
Cheap Food for Can aria's. Folks
who bave pet canaries will find tbey
are extravapaDtly fond of the seed pro
ducettfrom tbe plantain, which may b
found in almost etrery yard, the leaf of
which 19 known to every school-boy as
an excellent remedy for the effect of a-
bet-sting. The birds will eat tbese
seeds voraciously, when tb,ey appear to
have a decided distaste for every other
kind of food offered them.
PrBi.ic Speakers and Simcehs will
find "liroim't flrnnchinl Troches" bene
ficial in clearing tho voice before apenking
or singinjr, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having a peculiar adaption to affections
which disturb the organs of speech. For
lou'rhs and (. uldti rae 1 rochet are etiectual.
ajun-liwlwdood
A Lady ot Illgrt Hank,
Wife of one of the leading statesman of
England says : ' I have duly received tbe
case of MrnitAY Lanmax's Florida Wa
ter, which you were kind enough to send
me. 1 have tested its merits, and Unci it a
must delightful perfume, more delicate and
fluiverlikc in its aroma than any utuer toil
ed preparation I hare before used."
"i?rur('iiaers should be particular to
aslrlorthe Florida Water prepared by I.n
man 4 Kemp. New York, who are the sola
proprietors of tbe genuine perfume.
Jau-lwlw.
511.
Chapped Hands and Face ,
dure L.lpa, Dryness of tbe fclltn,
Kte., Kte ,
Cored at oneeby IIeoehax's Cayphor Ice
with Glycerine. It keeps tho bands soft
in all weather. Sco that you get Hece
11 ax's. .Void by all Druggists, only 25
cents-. Manufactured only by IIegeuax &
Co., Chemists auil Druggists, New York.
jan'ltwly.
Floral lncutl
The fragrance of fresh flowers is agrce-
I able and pleasant to even the most fastid-
lous ; and in toe genuine ML' nr. ay (c l-ax-mas's
Flomju Wter we have the floral
fragrance in all its relreshing purity and
strength. Delicate persiins and invalids
are greatly soothed anil benefited by its
use.
.EST As there are worthless counterfeits,
Olivers should always auk for tbe Florida
Water prepared by Lauiaan tt Kemp, New
Xurk. Jan 4 wlw.
34.
Why was Robinson Crusoe's man
Friday like a rooster? Because be
scratched for himself and crew-so.
Try Welch's Rotary Wasiuno Ma
. rmsit. rirst premium awanled to
Welch's llotary Washing Machine.
Anyone wishing to try Welch's Rotary
Washinjr Machine can do so by leaving
ibeir address at Anderson t Brown s.
Can do a large washing in one hour
with Welch's Rotary Washing Machine.
A child twelve years old can work
Wa-lch's Uotary Washing Machine.
Over forty Welch's Uotary Washing
Machines are in use in tbis city.
Why is a whale like a water-lilly 7
Because it comet to tbe surface to
'Amefican fl.clnre now largely inan
ufaciured in rri. "
LATEST.
Earopeaa Saws.
London, Jan. 8. Paris advices to
the 3d are received."' ' ' ' ; :'
A council of w'ar has approved meas
ures for associating tb" National Mo
bile Guards with the Regular Army,
for a more vigorous defence of the
city.
Brussels, Jan. 8. Eight arrests hare
been made in the Department of Saooe
and elsewhare, suspected of being
Bonapartist agents.: A reign of terror
is 'Ojmencirg. s
Tb5 Prussians re-occupied Anxonne
yesterday.
A battle is imminent between Gen
eral Werder and the armies of Bour
baki and Garibaldi,
t The army of the North has been re
fitted and will shortly be prepared fir
duty.
Tbe headquarters of Faidberbe will
quit Barcelaux to-morrow and will ad
vance towards Bourheki's army. Tbe
combined army will then advance to
Nancy and cut off the base of the Ger
mans.
London, Jan. 7. Semi-official au
thority announces that it is impossible
to fix tbe time of tbe meeting of a
Congress of Powers in consequenee of
the absence of the French representa
tives. The Observer says the Confer
ence of Powers will certaialy meet be
fore the 23i of January. Tbe refusal
of Favre to attend is not considered
final, but whether France is repre
sented or not, the Conterec.ce will f
setnble. Lille, Jan. 7. Faidberbe still claims
a victory in spite of German bulleiioes.
Paris letters to the 4th indicate dan
ger of riots.
London, Jan. 7. Faidherbe is now
advancing towards Peroune.
The casements of Issay and VeD
dome were battered down fter a tight
of eight hours duration.
London, Jan. 7. The Germans in
the upper valley of Oise have evacu
ated Guise aud Herson and are re
treating on Messieres.
Versailles, Jan. 7. German forefs
beyond Vendome encountered, and af
ter a severe engagement, repulsed two
French army corps. Tbe Germans oc
cupied Oosay, Mont Orles and interme
diate villages. The German losses
were inconsiderable.
Bordeaux, Jan. 7. The Germans on
Friday attacked French positions at
Ville, Cho-nere and St. Cyrpaiilt, and af
terwards forced our lines at Xruil'e.
Tbe French at night took the offensive,
reoceupitd all their positions and en
tered St. Arnaud. The enemy retired
toward Vendome, leaving many wonnd-
'ed and prisoners. They, appirently.
suffered heavy during the day and
night.
Havre, Jan. 8. Ten thousand Ger
mans, mostly from Roud, were defeat
ed yesttrday by Gen. Roy, near Jum
ereirr. The French have since occu
pied Bourgacbard, and threaten to
drive tbe Prussians' from Point Aidco. j
Versailles, Jan. 5. Tne vanguard of I
Werder s forces in the valley of Saon
engaged the Freueh yesterday, and
took 25 prisoners.
The King ert to-day th fnllowinc
dispatch: Our ln rturmir tbe hoi-- i
tiardmeut ot Fort D'lssev, so far, are 17 j
killed and wounded. Large supplies ,
have bpen captured from the French at
Ro.-be Roy.
Versailles, J in. S. The second army I
corps has been augmented by rein'on-e- '
man Is, and resumed ouensive move
ments on the 1st.
Bourbaki is believed to be planning
to raise the siege before attempting to
invade Germany. 1'lHck Forest will be
bis base of operations.
German losses at Vendome on the
Cih and 7th were btavy.
London, Jan. 8 Evening. Bonrbs
ki is marching on Nancy and Belfort.
Tbe Prussians bave feoccupied Aux
ocne. The Freucb have entered Salonr.
German sgents are withdraw ing from
Northern Department.
The French marines aud infantry re
pulsed a Prussian detachment near
B.-iare. Uerman loss 2o men.
The account in the Trmr of ihe i on- !
versation Wwren Wasbbnrne and
Favre is contradicted at Bordeaux, i
Favre is st ill waiting to receive Eng- !
land's invitation to conference. j
Uhlans have appeared under the j
wails of Lille. j
mtlTISIt COM MUIA. '
Victoria, Jan. 6 The Legislative I
Council opened yeterdny at half past
one p. m. Tbe Governor's message ;
gives general satisfaction, tending to '
immediate confe deration and api-y con- !
sidering other points of interest. j
i
k i
James Bagley, of the Rovai O
Hotel, was found dead iu Lis bed yes
terday morning.
A banquet was given last evening at
the Masonic. Hall by Victoria Lode.
News trom Peace River mines con
ti ioes most encouraging.
Weather mild aud rainy.
From the lloebsrg J'iainde-:,
The i
citizens of Camas Valley built at their i
own expense a bridce nbout 100 teel j
long iiqroa the Coquille, about five
mile ce.ow ait. wm. uays. it is a
great convenience to tbe travelling
public, being on tbe mail route Between
Koseburg &3d the coaet.
The population of Dougiaa couaty is
6,300.
A flock of 700 head of' sheep was of
fered for sain last Thursday. To tbe
surprise ol of every one the highest bid
wag only one dollar and a half, at
which 100 were sold and the balance
withdrawn.
From the Roscburg Ensign: As a
public journalist we are called upon to
impart to our readers, tbe painful in
telligence of the death of one of our
worthy citftens, Capt. S. D. Hinsdale,
a pioneer settler of tbe Umpqua Valley,
wbo hag been closely identified with
the early settlement, advaucem-n, and
general intereats of Southeru Oregon.
PORTLAND.
From the Oregonian: Tbe boy,
Brown, wbo was accidentally shot lafct
week, is reported by the attending phj
biciau to be gelling along finely.
Capt. Dick Hoyt, who came up from
Momicello yesterday, informs ns that
the Cowlitz is very bigb and as it is
stilt rising, the people bave fears of
another overflow.
We have seen one or two of the peo
ple whe went down to Kalama on Sue
day. They were disappointed some
what in not finding tbe city they went
to see. "Tbey couldn t nnd a botel, or
' distilled damnation" cbebaog in
the whole place, and the trip was, there
fore, a rather dry affair, except as toW
. - - I . V :
toe rain una sucu moiaiure as iuo ex
cursionists could get on board the
steamboat.
Mr. Carroll, the latest case of small
pox in tbis city, ot wnicn we bare
any knowledge, was out on tbe street
again yesterday. He bas been fully
recovered for some days, but has kept
in doers on account of the inclement
weather.
If yon feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, bave
frequent headache, muuth tastes badly, p,ior
appetite And tongue coated, you are wiffcr-
iu! from Torpid Liver or "Iiil!iou?ness,"
and nothing will cure you so speetiity and
peruianently as Dr. Pierce's Alt. l',xt. or
tioldca Sledical Discovery. It also cures
the worst lioirerinc; Coucha.at tbe same time
strengthening and puryfyiug the whole
pyj-teui. r Kewember that lr. Fierce s yri
rate L. S. liuvernmeiit Itevcuue Stami
bearing upon it his potrait, name aad ud
dre, I upon every bottle of the Ueuuinc.
Sold by ail irugjiats. jau4:wlwdeod.
TJxivkbsal Saloon. This, popular
place of refreshment is now opened by
the undersigned, who ofier to their
friends and customers the best of
liquors and (rood lunches at all hours.
Pigs feet and pickled tripe on the side.
i-COTT i Cosway.
Salem, Dec. 2, 1870. . t
"Time Tbie all TBisos,rt and has
proven that ll'i'iiitr'i Valtam of Wild
Cherry is fie remedy par tretlhwe, for the
cure of couzbe. cold, croup, whooping
enush, bronchitis, Bothnia, phthisic, sore
thront, inflnenza, and "last, not lv?t,"
e'ine'liinption. j.tn4:w5w:deotl
Commercial.
SALtM VAltKET REPORT.
Wedxesdat, Jan. 11, 1871.
The price ot produce remain un
changed. Wbeat still selling at Su
ets, per' bushel. Groceries, woolen
aud cotton goods, etc., selling at same
price..
Flour Best brands S3 50 per hbl at mill;
$1 C2J per sirtgle suck.
Corn ileal Oregon ground 5c ; Walla
Walla Cc
Wbeat Bent white 9Co per bushel.
Oats 40 cts pur buhei from wagons ;
50 cts at retail.
Potatoes 75 cts to $l,00Jfi bucbel.
Lard 11 cU iu bulk ; $1 50 can.
Bacon Sides It to 15c; ham. 18 to 25s
for ugur cured ; shoulders 8 to I2o.
lleaus From wagons Ac; retail tic.
!!ut:er 374 to 45 cts; retail 50c for good
rolls.
Coffee Firm, by the sack 21o for Java ;
331fj,al retail.
Cheese Oregon (Cranston's) 25c; Cali
fornia the samo.
Candles Grant's $5 to $ 50 "ji box ;
Woods' $4 50 to $5 ; Adamaiitiue $1 00 to
$1 50 ; at retail 25 to 374c i 111.
Eg;s 35 to 40 cU.
Apples 50 to 75o per box.
Dried Fruits Apples 4 to 5s; ptncucs
IS to 20c; prunes 30 to 35c; currants 10 to
25c; raisins 37c,
Fish Salmon, choice. Lf Mils fj" 00 ;
radiies, kits of 20 lbs, SI ; do 30 lbs, 0 j
mackerel $1 per kit ; codfish, coast, 15c;
Eastern 20o.
Sugar . F. R. lG;s ut retail ; island
10 to lac; cru-htvl l'i t -'Oc.
Svrun S. F. Kts $Sl "H call-.n $1 25.
- l box 2 to 52 2j; Lar 2j to
T.e.
Suit Carmen Inland,
ewt. f I 75 :
Liverpool Dairy $U 00 : do packing 2 50.
Teas $1 to $1 50 'j3 lb.
Tobacco Sic to $1 25 f R.
Oils Linseed, at mill, $1 30; retail 51 50;
lard oil. at retail, $2; coal oil, l j) kiiUou
rot:iil, owing to f peculation iu that articlu.
l,iuie $3 50 ; by single bbl $1.
Iron and f-tcel Common bur iron, an 1
round and square, 5c; horse shoe 0c: hand
iron 8c; httop iron 1'Jc; hf round Sc; Nor
way nail rod 12c; plow steel 12Jc; spriug
and tire steel 15i-.
Nails t penny nud over $7 5(1 Leg ;
2 penny 511: out spikes $7 to $7 50.
Oregon Woolen Goods Salem make, at
mills, nook-sale, blankeu. Kray, No. 2. $0 ;
do No. :i, $5; do white. No. I, extra
No. 1 $$; do No. 2, 50; do No. 2, $5 50;
Flannel 8-4 white, $1 121; do 4-4, 55c; do
3-4 ",7 to 4'Je; plain colors 40 to 45c; fancy
tweeled sheeting 45 to 50c; do prey mixed.
:i7t'4..: b.ird times 00c; doeskin Si 00;
nibed Leaver 1 ; fancy casiuiervs $1 10 to
i.' 50 fir double width; tweeds 7l to S5c;
yarns $1 to $1 25 lb.
Uood At retail, shectinrs,
standard, 14 tu 20c; secointa, ti ljgLt,
H i tnl2ic; standurd drills IS to 20c; slirait
ini;. bleachod and unbleached, 14 to 25c;
bleached, i to g, 13 to 15c: deniuis 20 to
25e; hickory stripe 20 to oiler prints, fancy,
tlItol21o; Merriuiacks 12Vc; delaues 20
1 25!; ticking 4-4 3sc; SO in. 20 to 2ic;
iust-y 21 to s;a.
AOF-STS FOH THE STATEHUX.
J. L Collin?
Thos. Pearcc...
DsiUs
EoU
..: Ukkreal
Bridgeport
Sa'.t Creeit
Amity
Monoiouiu
'eoa
Auuisytltft
Brownsville
Lebnnon
Scio
SorKiinity
Silverton
Albany
Corvallis
..Cottage (IrovH
Cbetfo
Summit
Eupene
Empire City
Harri'buro;
JeflVrsou
Jacksonville
11. Clark
J. HoUiusbeait
J. 11. SVery
i Get rib el i'.
y. Wnteriioust .
) ; hooper
j), .Sunoon
v. R. Kirk ,
s. I. C iaogrttou..,
K. E. Wherler
n J 5
Smith ic Crjara-i.
Taiiu
J t:- O'lencai....
N. Martin
,S. C'regweil
J. Itowmao
.1. K. Brown
.1. W. Prtrkei
II. Smitb
11. A. Johueon...
.May Muiler ,
I. 11. Eilihon Osklaud
Applejrate...
liunsnkei ..
1. Smitb...
('. Stanton.
i.' llovey...
Ashlnnd
.CaDvoa villn
Peoria
Uoseiiur
..Sprinirfipld
J . V,
hn WiliBioette Forks
15 K. Cinr
M. 1". Spencer
V. F. McCreary .......
J. M. Uacon
S. llrooks".
V: T. 15. Nicholson.
J. C. llava
J. P. Taylor
YV. V. Beach
Bilttevilio
Belparii
Baker City
.... Oregon Cit
Dalies
Portland
Waconda
St. Louis
....Huena Vista
A reverend pentleman wag address
ins a Sbhth school concert at F,os
trr H;ghlanil3 end was trrintr to en
fori e the doctrine tLnt the hearts of
the little one were sinful, nnd teeded
to be civi n to Christ. Taking out his
wntcL, and roloing It up, iie said :
" Now here is my watch ; suppose it
don't keep eood tim ; now poes ten
fast, and ro-.v too slow ; wist. shall I
do wilii it !" " ell if," s-bouled out
a fldX' ii-headed youn'"r.
Fir.": Pi:!'!irvEXT No bills will
be allowed by tbe Fire Department,
except arh p.J are ordered by the
Chief Er.ziueer.
Joiix d. W'K'.niiT,
Chief Eugiuecr.
Sili-m, .1 n. l-'TI. lw
M'l'.flAI, SOTH'liN.
WILLIAM OAVlDfOSf,
Office !io. Gl.Froat Street,
PORTLAND, : : : : : : : : OKSwOM
tREAL ESTATE DEALER.
Special Collector of Claims.
A lane ainor.iit ol CITY and EAST PORTLAND
proieriy lor aa'-i.
At?-., IMPROVED AHMS, anfl valuable on
CQttivata LAMf?, located in all pari ot the
Mate.
Inve-tmeiits In RVAl. F5TATF and Mlier
PHOPKhl'V ma.le lor correspondent.
Claims of all descrUtl-'na promptly collected.
HOICKS ai.,1 MOKES leaaed.
All k-nrta of Financial and General Agency
busioeaa transacted.
Arties bavin FARM PROPERTY for aa'.e
ar!U pteaae tnrnUh descriptions of the aarae to
AORNTi" or TH1K OFFICK, in each ot the prin
cipal CITlfcS and TOWNS of Ihia STATU.
jun29xs
Pain la supposed to he the lot nf na poor mor
tals, as Inevitable as death ItaeK and liable at
at any time to come uiwin ul. Therefore It Is
important that remedial aayma ahonld be at hand
to fce uaed on an emmerKency, when" the aeminat
nrlnctole ldred In the avaiem ahall develop
;isef, and wo feel the excruciating agonies 01
pain, or the depreaniK Influence of nis-ass.
eu-il. a remedial aeeoteaifta in the Pars Kiu.ia,
whoae fame haa nade the circuit of the piobe
Amid the eternal lc of the pnlar reirionf or
lielieath the Intolerable and burning sun of the
teop es. Its virtues are known and anprec'ated.
Under all lautudes. from the one oxtreme to ihe
other, suTerine; humalty haa found relief from
manv of i:a ilia by Its use. The wine and broad
area over which this rotdielnehas aprevl, attests
Its value an potency. Front a small htrlonm,
the Pain Killet has pushed pradtially along,
makina; ita own hU way, solely by Its virtues.
uch unexampled uccesa and popularity has
hrousM oihers Into the field, who have attempted,
under Imilarlty of name, to saurp the confi
dence of the peoiJe and torn H to their selhah
neas and dishonesty, but their efforts have pros
ed fruitleaa, while the Pais Kl.icr is itill grow, eg
In public favor.
Jan4wlw8eod.
Dp re ad Site Tesatli.
Some medical men Insist that It la undignified
to advertise a remedy, however valuable It may
be. Queer reasoning Ibis. It is like saying that
an article wiilch tbe world necda ahniod bUd In
a comer that benefits aad blessings may be loo
widely diffused that 'he means of protecting
and reaterli-g health ahcnld be a elose saebopole,
and Dot aecesaable to all. The argument Is bad.
It In worse than that: It la Inhuman. Fnprwae
Hoatett'T's utiaeh Bittera an absolute apeeins
for dyapepbia, blitouatiesa and nervous Debility
had never been known beyond the rejrtrivir nf
the faculty, what would have been Hie conae
qj-i.ce? Inat.ad of curing and invlgoraiini;
millions, the rood Veti of the preparation
wc-ald have been onttned to a eonsparatlve lew.
There ia Uie Inchest aulhoriiy for raying that
lieht thould not be lud under a huahe! ; that wba-. .
ever ia excellent should he placed aa a i-lfy on a
h'.ll. where all men can take cogoiaaoce or It.
It ia upon this principle that the Bittera have '
been advertised and continue to be advertise in
every newspaper ol any prominence la tit wes
tern hemetpberw aad that the apontancoui teali
moMUla In Its lavnr have been translated uits all
wntren languages. Thousands erjr perf-et
heaita W use who sU W laweuelu&g as baa
of aw-kness If the newspapers had not spread the
truth with regard to thia unvualed Inv-goraot
and corrective tar aad wide. supp-ee protit has
been reaped Irnm rMs pabiictt?. - is that any ar
gument against w ? If- the public health haa
been protecMd ; II Uvea haw keen aaredf If tka
feeble hrve been svengtlwoed and the ale re
stored, f rsat (.m4 has been aecooipiuJied and
who so mean as to grudce to ex.-rikins ihu di
rected tl-rlr fair reward!
" This la 'th most tlioronsfh blond purifier yet
cUieaTrrt,ii4 cure all tnimora from ih jrt
Mrrnfula to a enmiuan Eruption. Ptr.ples and
Biotche aa th fa, ami scaly or rooirh slrln.
whlth are och ann.-jln? blemishes to many
VAunr ttornns. V elri ro the tte ef a few bottles
lrthl M-Atulrrnl Mjtfltetfw.. from OD to eiffht
liltln cures fait Rheum, Kryslpelas, Jk-ald Head
Rlnr tt'orms, Boil.8clv KreptloM of the i"Sn,
hcr-'ila Sm;, t'lcer and "Canker" In tho
Month ipd Stomirh. It is a nor medicil extract
of naive roots aafl ptants combining In harme
ny Satnre's most ,vereien curaMve pmiwrtles,
which Joa has Innllled Into the TMlabl king
dom lor lieMi- ft tlm nick. It i a ret reoKar r
fnr the strength and vlipir of the .two. Thoae
who an laOLUid, nUtplea. havin Drvoo ap.
prehena m,s i r fer, or any of Ihe aflectinnl
aymptonjrirc of weskners, will nod eonvtnelnjr.
evidence of it restnraiivo power upon trial, lf
yoa f-el dull, drowsy, debilitated, and despond
ent, have frequer.i Headache, month tastes bad
ly In Ihe mornlnu liref-ilUr appetite and tonipM
coated, yon are suffertne from Torpid licr
or-BjlMousiies In many cafes of Liver
Complaint only a part of the syieptOTOS are
experienced. Ar a remedy lor ail auch cases,
Di- fierreV Oolden Medical Discovery has 110
eiul as it efT-wrls perfect cure, learlnir the liver
slrelirtliened and healthy, tor the cure of Ha
bitual Constipation of the Bowela I. ! a never
lailtntr remedy, aud those who have ued It f.r
i this porjK,se are !d in its praise. Tn B--onchi.il,
Mi, . 1 , .... ! .... j" h.i nrulild. A mf,V
llintBI THI UU1)( A!",TTOOf , M -nn " .........
trutv remarkable turt-s, v.here o'her medicines
had'f-dlcd. fold hy drusylsts at tt.ilOper bottle.
Prepared et the CUemic-il l-abatory of
It. nt.i-r. jn. I'.
Nov. 9, wSoideod . BuffJSr, N.
The standard remedy tor Coutrba, Influ
enza, hre Throat, WhooplDjr Cm?li, Croop,
I Iver Com plaiut, llronchitia, Weedinfc of toe
Lui:gg, aodevery affection ol Ihe Tliront, Lani
and Chest, in cludm? CosscMFnoa.
Wlaiar's tsatlsatn docs n-t dry uy a Cou?h,
but loosen il, cieanaes the lungs, and aliay trrl
latirm, thus removlrj tbe can--- of the r-m
plaint. Xnrie seau'ne nol,s , rn-d I. Be its.
I'reparedtty fna W. Towta , r-.m, BaVn.
fold by H. Kumsgti'S, lb.' jrn t Co.. fin
Krancturo, and n.y dealers eei.erallj. L'jl7 t J.
Xew Advertisements.
GRAKD GIFT CONCERT
IX....
rm ti:e BESKrrr of the
northern' District Agricultural
-V.! I! Y. ri! Ijr CITY I ir.r.A V. Y.
Man svi'iie Bcncvcient Society
AND 1 Ki; IMPl'.OVKMfcST (IF
IN THE
City of 32arisville.
! AG(iRKRATINl j
I I
I SO.tLGOO iie i.Id Coin! j
930,000 Ticket ma $3 fCachl
The best and oicel I.i!ersl Schedule yet prenenle.l
to ttie 1'uWic.
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4 .Kl Git a ol t J5 each
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Hoard, of Jlauarafl,
M. M.IKCU.-E,
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('. P. FIt.KI,
N. U. i'Ol'tltT.
M. C.T-rFFICV,
H. 1 ILKKMAV,
C. W.WHUniTI..
C. H PATTtBSyX,
W. J..LAWRK:,
a, .
PreSl.lent,
Secretary,
ii:, r.iKDfx.
Treaanreia, !JI
'VAJtCC.-F.
LT A SMITH.
T1ia lira. 'r.e of ttie :ihov li.,t r.f filfu aril! come
otT at a n ami t'.ii. Coreert tor.e j:Iace a: the
.i.n-y.-i-.,,'- j ...j(.-v. il (nr. -v, ,. J , la. i. j
T'le draa:r.:r n-i'Mb r.rrvluc'ed In & precmly I
Mn.-'Jtr n::r.nr ti- i!r.l of th- liteAl'.ft Concert o? I
t!,e :-rc?ii.t;te I.eary Aao'-lutin in Fr.in- '
c-sc f.t.-i a coiiiia.tt, e ct proipir.ent c:'!ens du-
Iv ni".Ln:e-! l-t aa;- r'litend the distriburion of -
(,:;. j
A ii.'0UT.t rf ten ('.") prrcenf. viM 1r? r.:fie tn
a!I purclieiifr tf FIfir Ticket. r in re. iib; .
IiiT.ck-i-. ;
If tJ.c T.c'r.f firp p.V. A':
vt given, tt;t; Coiitttt r
wi!l take lace fcffote the first d.iy of rfrruary.
J-;T1. In t-vrnt tfti diyii notice will be yir
tn tliroi'.yh :1k! jmblir prrss.
AJ.ireiJ orjfi t- J .Ti. CONDON",
Pccretrj tni IJu:r.tsi -ilacaer,
Marrsvi'iINov. 21, 170.
Ticket- frr sale at
HAAS BI'.O'S r.j-k ftore.
lec2!Hlfta-lni
VB CIC'S
FLO UAL GUIDE
miJK PUPT EDITION OFONK fTUNPRED AND
X li fty tuouF&n l oytc3 of Vlc,a) 111m
t a.fe4 Mta.loi.acan of md
Kloml Outtla, W vuh;ighel nod readf tosrod
out 1(H) paxes, and ivn Ki4rrrlnc of almost er
vrf desi ruble VIwm- dU veetwhle. It ia eie
Tct5j printer! on fine tint-.. pjrr, iltastrattnl
with Three Haaiireu fine Wood EngraTingi ud
Two btu.,fui
COLORED PL.ATES.
The moat beantlfat and the moat Instructive
Floral Guide published. A UKKHAH KUi.
i'lli nubililied. In all other reJDecU lirallar to
the tntli.h.
Sent free to all my enstomers of 1S70, as rap-
Idiy as possible, without appiicaUon. r ent to all
oihers who enter tliem for Ten Lenta, which
is not hair uie cost. Ad.lrem
JAM Kit V1CK,
Dec2Mlwlm ltoctlester, Da. Y.
IZERMAX &.IiIRSCIIs
Grlswold's Build ls g.
Uare a.full stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
SUITED FOR
City and ConntryJTrade.
They can outfit, furnish and provide all com
era with
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Hardware, etc.,
T IN FCLLJVAIUaTT.
DecU
I. u. irrxm. rtiD c bil.teu.
lvEIXF.Il V I14LSTEAD,
65 LIBERTY 8r., EW YORK. - .
OREGON AND STORTR-WST
GOMMISSIQH aGfliCT
Forhaylns; and forwardinc direct, via Tsth.a
Hail and Cape Morn, with Ban Francisco
connections, all classes aud varieties
of Merchandise, and (or sale
- of Kxnorts from the
North-west. -
Advances wade on approved eonsHrntaents,
aad enters resueetfally solicited. Alt orders
and business will receive peoaupt attention.
llelcrcnces.
A'sJIT YORK. -
V. Y. Sift Ex. Bas, cor. College Plsee A
Inamoers e-reet.
Mrssits. A. C. A C. F. TilTOW. 93 Uhertv Rt.
Mssaaa. J. U Baovtia Baoa., Baaker tS
Brfasd etreet. - - -
Altvsu B3m.T. Mtiiss A Taoalui.SA South St.
' 'OBXGOX.
Maws. Xasd A TtLvo, Bankers, FcrUvnd.
Host. F-. D rasTrnua, Portland. . ,
A. A. McCcur, Hit-, Sales.
DecNdawtf
i;j-f Drops ata fH'ii-lncs. .
" CITY DRUG STORE.
t5aieixi ispensai
''. ' -' ' (Opposite Cheineketa Hotel)
J. W. SOUTHER,
jjku'ggist! AX1 APOTHECARY,
i KatablUhed In Oregon lsjft
- o . t. jinj Succeasor toj
Geo. -V- . IUe ( .& Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRCGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTSOILS, VAKSISHES. WIN
DOW GLASSES, CHOICE
TOILET PE1U CMEEY.
Physician's Prescription
. Carefuiiyi Cdmponcdcd.
Pure Wines and Liquors.
JPai
Ally Medicine Carefully Pre
pared. ITavlnsr J t twenty years experience in tl:e
business, I fed confldent that I cun g-ve enUre
milafactioa to ail who may tavor me with tlittr
jwuonaj-. J. V. iOCTHivat.
Suletn. ttee th. 167ll. Sra.lia-
w. witATantrimo.
fartJaud.
; J. w. wiATHtumaD. .
bales.
UIIitllfUKU ci IU.
DRUGGISTS,
Deal en inJ?ore'gn and; Domestic
DRUGS, CHEMICALS Etc.,
PAtSTft.
OIL.
VARMSir '.
URL'.HKS,
COLOBfl,
AID
"Winlo"v OliitatM,
PEKFl'3IKRY, TOILET GOODS Ac ,
l3irc; "Viit LiquorM
for Medical purposea.'
We r, JMerctfullc !nite the at'ent-on of all who
are in vim ol auch arucles aaitre kepi in well
re-":tkted
Kstabllshcients.v
'' Our Goo la are Iron Crat hacila aud offered for
ale at the lowest ralea.
PHYSICIAN'S PKKkt KIPTIOXK,
Accurately CompoianatecL of
WKATUKRMHtli fcCO.,
Front t. eortland,
, 1?7(J. Commcrclei 8t. Saleul.
Dec.
J.C.CR'JBBS&CO.,
DEAL IRS 15
DragSjKdicineSj Perfamery
And Toilet Atticles.
Prescriptions filled at AH Honrs,
1VIGIST OU DAY.
rou aaaortment or the rraayr i'rn? and
r.cirwrticlt!i in our line wiU alwaji bei'ound
oa bad.
Grw'at Indccenisats for Cash.
tthnae who come with nT"r In hand will Cnd
that wa can Sc:l Drugs and Mcd;cisef at
GREATLY KnnrCEI PRICEa
Cnli In hand will nurc;a?e goda at low fi
nrea. at any hour of day or or Dlgiil.att yi.u
brinR It to the
I irfct Door from the IZxprrus Of
fice. Iu r.-sttou-s UIo k,
TATE ST-, : : . SALEM. : : : OREGOX
March 1.
AS. 7I'JIKrE. CHtS. E. CALEF. G. W. J
i
si .
'v
IIolffe,Calei Sc Co.,
CKALKZSra
Drugsand iVisdicines.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
VARNISn3,BnCHE3.FAINTFJtS'MATE RIALS
And Druggists' Sundries,
7 FRONT FTREET,
Portland, Oeeeon
drt
L,M
1MB,
PLASTKR,
Jni reeet-redi bjr
I'ZAFuVAUfci WRIGHT.
Patera. Avr. V.
Hardware, Moves, Tinware-
ANDERSON & BROWN
STOVES,
TIX PLATE. SHEET IL0Y, COPPER
ZIXC, BRASS, .ic., BLOCK TIX, 3
Force and Lif Pumps,
MAXUFACTCRERS OF
TIX.SUEET-IBOX & C0PPEK-TTAEK
Xatepuirinaf , .
Iu all its branches done to nrier, at the old
stand or 15. Strunjf.-
Unlon Block Commercial tt. Salem.
Kalem.Jane 1.13T0. tf
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Medical and Law tcboob) in the Hotted Sta'es. -
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receive a copy of this valuable work . ..
CIw-rJO-tTxltoxxsly-
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cIOKatYK.MORSK.Jr. CO.., i -.
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Mailed to any address, post pa' d. on rseelpt ol
prlca. ' Doe8d.ww4w .
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fJBIKH HOSH at
AAUKmun sa inuwi'i.
1 Hi
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Sty "AdrerthettCBts.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
FTJES!,:
A UOOD At-FOarjIINT RICKlVnX ,
Direct from , IVew Yoik,
' BY.....
HERMAN & HIttsciI.
SEWING MACHINES
GILUKRT BROTHEKs'
Arc recelv Ing a large IbtoIcs or
G ROVER & -BAKER'S
Hoviiiff SlnchlnosH
Wi lch they offer at
At San Franeisco Prices,
WKbostC rrwlffkt AVatdad.
Machines delivered to say part of the CRT free
of charge. . IteolMlm
aiinsaT aowr.
aoaaarlALL.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
HOWE a. HALL,
CSMMiSSIQN MERCHANTS,
And WKolesal Dealer la
California & Oregon Produce
f P ALL KINDS.
Not.
408, a-iatt 10 Datirts Streat,
Hta ATrsvaaclacas.
The ABfivEnta haviso run TiimTTKM
veals' experience (in connection with the
old firm of J. Vk. OALE CO.) feel confident
of disposing of everything entrusted to their care,
to the best posiibie advantage. .
t-ALL PALEd Goarasleed, and Eetoms
Promptly made.
ReCer to DANITL LOW EE, Portland. '
Dec3(ldtwtf
Land For Sale ! !
SEVERAL TIKC'ASD ACBE8
Clioico XjAXXcS.
IS MARIU.1 .COTMTT,
ON WILLAlItTTK P.IVF.R, near BLENA VIBIA,
For ! on Ueasoaiabla Ternas,
- lo qualities to suit Pnrcnasers.
Contlstmg a
Exct'llciit FainiiitS Laud,
Good Stock Range,
1NUU1KE OF
T. J- BAXTKU
Living on the prssalsea.
!-a m, Jan. 6, 1ST1.
tkwu
TJ.t eKVUiP SCQTT Grkl MM AH
school roil hoys.
Thf :
tKgU
! XF.XT TKRM OF THIS 8CIIOOL ILL
Cin eu H'ediiea-lay, rvbruary
For adinlaslou of pupils apply tj
C M. alAK.
or ItltUOP sivl:Kl
jaiKe-UAaS'.m ' Por.Uud.
ST. HELEN'S HALL.
' HE NF.XT T:' M OF TT11! fCHOOL WH L.
'2. heicin on t'caneeday, tl,e 1st of February.
Far auniiaslou ol pnpus apple to f
Ikila KODSLT. ; .
or Lli-UOP MOHKI', ,
jan5-dw:Tm. Frtriland.
Restaurant,
OA STATE STREET, S ALLLU
Kext to Pioneer Marteu
G1XF.9 N0TXC1 TO T1IK .
nub'.lc tlmt t:t it prrp-vrrd a( tbe abov
naravti plic to ftiruUh
COAIiD AT 1 PER WEEK."
Mritls nt 25 Ccnt. ' :' ;
OYaTKitti, ntlH AND UAMb.
To be had at all Honrs.
jan-MirwIni.
COLLAR FACTORY!
1IOBCI1T tVCAHEY,
nlls. I'ttllc Oo.. Oirn,
I
Would resiieet fully call the attention ef all
tlnmesa Dea:era io tee tact that the; liavecosa
raenctU tbe tuanulactureof
Horse Collars,
Of all ?rs'les and descriptions aoil of Foperlor
Qiiai:ry,for the purpose of sitppljing the trade Ia
hia Siate and v, aJiinvtnn Territory.
tir linodi shall fceGUAE OilEtU of ths BUT
QUAUIV ana sold at ,
Moat Keaiaoaiablo Bates.
janMm
IVEW CLOT11EVO STOKE
BANK BUILDING,
MURPHY At CROASMA1Y
: Where you can Bad
Fine Dress asaits.
Business Suit,
All Sorts Gents' Underware,
Hats and Caps.
Dee. 4th.
YV'. W. MAUTIX '
Practical Watchmaker s. Jeweler.
CsaaaralaU Ktrost, Ueass. .
NEW GOODS FROM TBE BABX. A FULL
stock of
CLOCKS,
'PLAIN AND 0R5AM 1ST JL. ','
WATCHES,,
GOLD AND SUYUt, ,
JEWELUVOF ALLKEVDS.
JSJIvok Ware, -
KNIVES'. AND FORES,,
ItEAVr PLATE n. ' - - n- -'
Solid Silver Card Cases,'
PORT MOSAIEU, . ,.,
Clotlcn, Watches Jewelry
. . Repaired In the best manner, j
Solid Cold Jewelry
. MADE TV ORDER.
DeclAU3m ,
DISSOLUTION.
-vronoc ia HraKBT givjr toat. the'
copartnerahlp heretofore exiaticir bewreeu
O. r. Terrell and Walter J-ckaoa, of the firm
of Terrell A Jaokaon, ia thia day dtasotvaa fcy.
roulual cotikeul. Ike hnainess will aereaf ter se
ronuueted by 8. I. Terrell, who assume Ail
the liabilities nf the said firm. All rallies
knnwtoe: shesav Indebted to the Ana wait
pL-aso aUand,attUelauadiaiely. - i
t. H.TKRRFLL,
WALTF.B JACKSON.
Falesa, Jan. , WIU .. ' dAwlra
J. H. FEASTER;-
Iructloat T'lo-wftmlcor,
MTaeatda, Oregona. ;
OAKO PLOW oa hand' ami Mad t
Order.
Dee. 14th, 1S70.
SnxlAW
Orernt ami UifrilU,
at , FitapHV sk. VAU.SsAai4.
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