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streeting W.tM"
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address uf welcome eras aeuvereajoy
J.-T.hlei:' ifctt.'Wd Veepandefl to
ir:.u..l..i.Ju lho.Siunlaar&riuaCl
1-. J lMOtlwiTBl'-TT.TTr"i,':.I7iV
. 'The exercisea were interspersed .w th
-eftgitrrf y MtPMfilffi
and lartrelvjrotn
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8ixtyne
LIT
ilicf Saemiiy rlOelKiktetVitel(ch
The exercises were. ODened.ia.ue
DUUWIB Ala ! a wage vflwaa wv-waa vweww
- rafrobVw' i-aeTvlce carav&bd
' on the.tmrly conversion, of chtjdres
Dr. Vincent tbea took rt&Ialltjec.
of Sandy gchaa It in Oregon, od ijn
pwedtboonjjjjbj galling out
etatistics, snowing the state of efficien
cy of the Sunday school work here, jit
'was concluded' thatoneifScSe, they
are quite m permanent and well d
; gained as in tbeMter$A.4 Tie
morning session u concluded by an
eddreu from yoar corespondent fa
" The religion education of the yooag,'
. th hope of one country." - ' .
Ia tbe kfttraooa, excellent tddreigei
- ; were delivered by Eev. J. Habere;, of
. -. Lafayette, and Urn. J. P. Chnrea, of
Portland, the fict PO iae ."Beet help
; . for Sunday School inairoetioa,"' and
the latteg aa .H Hon H Xk lUtl
people." . This eabjeet we contiaaed
- by Dr. Vincent ia a snort address la his
happy Tien. v s . ,
In the owning- am exeeelleat esaay
wag read bv Rev. B. Gerry of Oregon
' City, on " Cooperation of parents and
' teachere Thin was followed by an
' address by Dr. Vineeat on " The Baa
day School teacher la the study and in
the class." If I sboald attempt to
' characterize this in langnage, I might
be led Into the extravagant, use of ad'
. jectivts, therefore I will eay only that
in Interest and pathos, it far exceeded
his address in Salem.
. '. I send yoa a program me of the ex
ercises to-day and to-morrow, and an
other of the . exercises in Salem next
week. From the latter it will appear
that Dr. Vincent and Philip Phillips,
will not remain there beyond Monday.
All those therefore who wish to hear an
address by the former, must Come to
the University ; Chapel at 2:30, r. a.
Of coarse tbe ' " Evening of Sacred
song," by the latter in the same place,
will be throes; by all lovers of sacred
music. S
GENERAL NEWS.
WASHHCTOI TEH R1TOBT.
The land sales at the office at Vancouver
for the month" oflApfil, amounted to 7,
450.71 acres.
The, Preacher's Convention of Pffget
Sound' Dutriet ' wilt be held at Olympia,
commeaemg on the 7th day of Jane.
The assessment for Thurston county,
ays the Tnueript, is $1,308,409, being; an
increase ef "about $306,900 over last year.
Grain and fruit crops ef all kinds are
very promising in Washington Territory,
except some kind of cherries injured in
erne legalities by frost.
We learn from Bar. J. H. Wilbur that
the Indians of Yakima have decided to
hold a eampmeeting near Fort Eimeoe,
commencing on the 15th day of June.
The Rrjitter says tbe report of tbe Dep
uty Assessor shows the assessable property
of Clarke county to be $392,898 ; $216,000
In advance of 1870. '
Tbe Port Townsend Jfeunge gives an in
teresting account of -the new M. E. Church
to -be ereotod at that town, Rev. A. Lau
bach, pMtor, and says: "As for building
churches, or raising ands for building
them. Rev. J. F. DeTore has done more
in this Territory than any other man we
know of, aad we heartily wish him and his
new church every sneees.
trilXAJTIETTE VALLEY.
The Enterprii ssYS that a good deal of
work bat been done already on tbe locks
at tbe Willamette 'alls. . ,
Ex-Governor Carry hat beea elected
President ef the Tualatin Manufacturing
and Navigation Company, and 0. W. Hare
Vioe President.
The ear ran over aix'bead af cattle be
- longing to Albright t Logos, of Oregon
City, last week.
From the Ongmtion of the 13th we glean
that the Sabbath School Convention exer
cises are full of interest, not only to tbe
people of the church and Sanday scboels,
bat to eaaaal ebareh geera.
A man aamed Otto Mailer, a eook at one
of the publie house la Portland, has beea
missing about a week.
Joseph Waldo, who gave tbe aasse to
Waldo Hills," took passage oa tbe t
or California, yesterday, for a visit to the
Eastern States, after a residooee of twenty-
five yean ia Oregoa.
The subjoined items an frost the Advo-
eat : i
The first Quarterly Meeting of the fourth
round oa the Walla Walla Dutriet, will be
held at 4he pallet oa the 3d aad 4th af
June.
Rev. J. H. Hammond hat beta treat
ferred from tbe New Tork Conference to
tbe Oregoa Coafenaee. But a yet we
learn nothing of the particular field ef la
bor assigned him by the transferring Bishop
Rev- W. H. Ulllery, presiding alder, hat
bees holding a series of meetings for the
past two weeks, in the M. E. Zion Church,
on Third, between B aad C street. Bro
Hillery ia to'eaergetie bard Worker, and
we wish him great success in building np
the walls of Zion. '"
The Aamut meeting of the Oregon Bute
Bible Society was held ia the Baptist
Chatck on Wednesday, of thtt week. The
exersises wen commenced with prayer by
the Rev. Mr Moateith of Albany. The
proceedings of the last meeting wen read,
tbe annual sabteriptioa renewed, aad tbe
officer! for the ensuing year elected.
committee eonaistiag of Rev. Wm. Roberts,
Rev. Doctors Lindsley and Atkinson and
D. W. Williams Esq., . were appointed to
report a plan having for its object tbe in
creasing usefulness of th Society. At an
adjourned meeting tbe eommitte made a
report aggtiag some measures of highly
practical and useful character ; which was
accepted. In the evening th Rev. Mr.
Rogers of the Willamette University
preached a sermon la the Baptist Church
A Quaker'- advice to hie ion oa bit
wedding day: "When tbea went
courtiug I told the tor keptby-ryet
wiae opea ; now that thou ia married
tell thee to keen than half that."
Xiew Orloaas aawahms.' nunriii
box contain. nnae head red &imS twea.
ty-five doten egg,- took possession of
tne street, pelting pedestrians and po-
uvuujoh 9j tucix ararts content.
" Democratic Freud. j
The late election in Connecticut bas
been a lul ject of much latrmst. ahd
the apcte of the latest fraud is worth
repeating, It serms that it was claim
ed that the 4th Ward, in New Haven?"
gave English one hundred more mjaw
jority than was staled in the returns
. . . r ., .5 . J t. . 1 ... .it .
or that Jewell was eiedited with tlt.,fcV ..T jTTiiASTT
number of votes too manv. This error.
if snstaiaed, wonld have made English
Governor. But the matter was thor
oughly canvassed by the Legislatures,
and though a record of the ballots eaat
in that Ward showed that Jewell wi
short the hundred votes referred to,
little common eense end arHhmetpe
sufficed to satisfy every honest man
,"u,w" "-
that the ballot box had been Umperid, J
wtta ana tnese votes abstractea after
the returns had beea made, for had tale'
' . . f
count .oeea tnaae as Uemocracy clalia-,;
ed, the united votes for gubernatorial
candidates would bare lacked just that
mnch of equalling tbose cast for other
candidates, and the excitement on the
man a vote for one or the other. The
Ivkfeniteiw.. cel&MMI iVa-faer
indjojblr datUti&ajrrli!liJ 4
tempted, which fortonately failed.
''sTOIsiaiwktli'Veey.- 3 I
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The Eagasa '.SVetsr'JitKmnf says that
side traak 5will proUaJ-be fcail roi tke
. lM-mile p toBrownsviDe.' J "-'
A peacbrM) aa tJoWalliaVlasC- yeaf.
bore a lot of pefrfies, nearly all of them
being double or treble in form .Ths year
" The (?aV isys! tl'lJbere is a pleidi4,.
prang in Eugene torserverftiDrfri. maker.
The railroad farveyoraara working1 south
of Eugene vy i j-, .!.. ,ti!..- ; -n
The Corvallia Gazette Wttrata ns thai. tb
Elk City stage goes-throagh ia tea hours
from that place, " 'T-'ii "-'Xr.l j
The Monmenth iftwtngtr say t. that .np-',:
ward of 300 bead of stock passed thajt
plaoe last week bound for East of the mounr
tains. x j ?-
The Dallas Republican states that several
heavy frosts have occurred in thai vicinity
About 700 acres of grain hat been sow
on the Graade Ronde Reservation this
spring.
Eastern Ores; an. .
! The Bed Rock Democrat says W. W. !
Webber, ef Rye Valley, cleaned np after ,
twenty day work, and panned out $2,000.
A Mrs. Daeoy, of .Amelia City, packed
up her good clothes, and taking what ready .
cash her husband had laying around loose,
left for parts unknown, the 25th ult. '
From the Mountaineer we learn that th
wife of Peter Delor was instantly killed, on
the 1st instant, while holding a vicious
horte. i .
Portland.
. From the lilleti: There hat been sev
eral horses stolen in Clackamas county
lately.
The bark Whistler arrived ia 'Portland f
Saturday night.
. . The John 1- Steven ran frees Portland
to San Francisco,' on her last trip, in 63
hours.
JlriUam Calamaia.
On the night of the 5th there was a se
vere frost on Vancouver's Island. Early
egotables suffered severely, and fruit
blossoms killed.
Extra Dour sells ia Victoria $10 60 per
barrel. Wheat goes off at 4 cents per
pound, and other articles of daily consump
tion at like advanced rates. ,
A Victoria paper says that tbe steamer
Pacific was beached at Naaaimo to ascer
tain tbe damage done by getting on the
rocks in Victoria harbor. The injury was
to trifling that repairt were made in one
tide and the ship floated the same evening.
James M. Vale, one of the oldest em
ployee of the Hudson' Bay Company,
died a few days ago at an advanced age.
He had been in the service of the Company
from his boyhood. The town of Vale in
British Columbia was named for him. "
TmaTerritrlea.
It it proposed to build a new court bouse
and jail at Vancouver this summer.
Chief Justice Jacobs, of Washington
Territory, baa gone East oa a visit. He
will be absent two months.
The sloop ecatur from Port Townsend
to Victoria, was wrecked a few days ago at
McNeil Bay. She is a total lost. "
The Vancouver Begiiter for the last two
er three issue baa been unusually good.
It ia the work of an experienced newspa- .
per man. ' - S
Isaac Parker, of Seattle, hu been nom
inated for Inspector of Boilers, aad C. J.
Noyes, of Port Gamble, Inspector of Hulls
for tbe District of Puget Sound.
Mr. E. Hollister, of Ottawa, HI., it tbe
new Judge for Idaho. He takes the place
of Judge Lewis, who was shamefully ar
retted by mean of a forged letter purport
ing to come from him and tendering hi
resignation.
A telegram received last Saturday state
that Mr. George J. Ryaa. tbe State Libra
rian, it lying very ill, and not expected to
recover, a short distance below the Dalles,
where he had gone on a visit to tome of hi
old friends.
Kisap, Barren C.
One of the great Portland basinets
firms which hat bailt ap aa imoaeoee
trade and become known to Oregoa '
people by a carter of fair dealing, ex
tending back through many years, ia
the well knowa hoasa of Enapp, Bar
ren Jc Co.. whore immense business
has found room, at lt, ia the ware
house constructed especially for their
occupancy, la Ankeney's Block, oa
Front SU Th advertiemant af thia
well knowa firm is ia oar Weekly, and
shows the class of bosiness they do,
aad gives soma ida to a general reader
of its extent and importance. They
import) and deal only . in farm Imple
ment and machiaery, aad are exclus
ive ageate far Ae sale of many of the
most valaabl macbinee. To those
who waat a it lea made wagon, tbay
offer the . Baia Wagon." They deal
extensively ia other machinery betides
that required in farm avoeatioae, aad
are prepared to supply any aad every
sort of Vehicle, to outfit all mills, to
ell turbine wheels, portable grist
mills, planing mills, wood working
macbinee, and in fact anything in the
mechanical line yoa may stand in
need of.
Wool Fbaods. Recent dispatches
give the following particulars of most
disgraceful frauds, practiced by wool
packer ia California :
The wool market baa been very sens
ibly affected by the scandalous frauds
in packiug, which have beea to exten
sively practiced tbia aeaaoa. - There
are now some seven thonsand bales in
this state here for sale, and tbe stock
ia steadily increasing. Some of tbia
haa beea to adulterated with sand and
refuse matter that dealers refute to
make aa offer for it at any price, aad
the peckers will have it left on their
hands, a total loss. It is now neces
sary to open and overhaul every bale,
la order lo ascertaia whether frauds
have beea practiced or not. One bale
opened here laat week contained a rock
weighing 56 ponnda, and other bale
were aimilarly adulterated. Tbe pick
er of this lot will be indicted for
swindling aa ooa as the graad jury
are ready to act oa the case.
City Cejialy Items.
Cbiiooc Salmok. Mr. John GilmoreJ
has on hand twenty fine Chinook aalAion-J
Look for him tbii morning be sells tbemJ
cheap. 1
jI
Tas. fbUbwing madkaxel av ia the toi
graph offiee awaiting owners : Frank S.
radforfAl'Myri"; ' ,
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1 ' Te-jobli L. fttevenr fa . -ii.,satte for
i passenger list will ne puoiunea to-morrow.
Mr. J. Henry Haas received a telegram
yesterday, stating that the silver train pet
was ea route, and invoiced $140. I
The ears of the 0. A C. K. R. are bow
runninjHalsjyi a, ww ataion 17 njilei
Sotilh of 'Albany, and about 3 miles this
f ptdn of tfia oqe headretT tiite Make. j
PaiTTT OooDKOae of the Portland last
copied verbatim from tbe Statbshaij locals.
"Kbw is that for TUghr
I (Taila f SAnic'st fc moi.i A a 4hveViise
ment this se oraino anfqrms all those having
claims aeainst the " Musical Union'
SoBLirrr.-A farmer from the neghior-
b0o4 of Sublimity iafomi at that there are
plenty of wool buyers in that section, . the
fanners ofthat part of Oregon look sniibng
is altifcipaiwia.Xif 3bb erfips's good priiejst
7ne"lfoTlowiifg'pertohi from Salem nd
vicinity saileeY.Va.,the steamer Oriflamme
from PsftlatidaatSatBrsy : M. L. 8kv-
JfteribC favaaecWJdo. T J.
rl5aaJE; 3Tiira Miss
The
i-t uit imlt tmtxot the didly
Jfrcifry'aiimosA-t5atJl'tisd been "suc
cessfully ran aateral months" correct,
with a verv tljght amendment, aj follows:
' The ktdlemy' nruoiessfuily
ran t'nlo tU 'prouWf "fbfjr several months,
rTaat it atft if fijfiyaaSicliiiefs ihinJC. 1
A prnrraKirrs. Qrvrernof 'OvoTer Tes-
torday appointed Wt. IiJ' Bromley, at Saa
EwUoa.CjmuiMo8eEofDej thi
county, and Chaav- a. Reynold, for Wath-
ingtoa ootuity. r.r-aa tjivr-.-fT
Miri Geerire P. Holman, Beetetary of the
Pioneer 0U Cfpmneny jnfoans usUhat there
wsi'sewn'lfiii Iprtng, id "Lane and Linn
counties,. 3,200 acrea of fiia .aee,d,rfrem
whieb it i etrpeeted 30,000 bushels of teed
will be resiliaed", all of which it engaged by
the Oil Oompaay of tbiteity.1 ' r-1 ;; - I
Weatherford A i dew . eataUiahed their
drug house ia Portland over fifteea yeara.
have a prosperon batiaes and are well
knows all over the eoatftf fori thai i" fair
bnsinet trtnsaetiont. Their branch house
opened in Salem, but a few months ago,' is
building up a feed trade and merits thi
patronage they receive.
Fseb Schools. The schools of District
No. 24," commenced their summer term yes
terday, under the free school system. Pa
rents now can hare no excuse for not tend
ing their children to school. The teachers
selected are eompetent, and it is the desire
of the School Commissioners that all
should avail themselves of th new arrange
ment.
Milk. Salem enjoys one of,, the best
oossible blessinics in Dossessis tn hon
milk man. Then it no ebalk(vJ water in
hit promise to supply your wants in that
line, a fact we hare demonstrated by expe
rience. The milk comet from well fed
cows aad is unusually rich. Ha shows
good tense also by hit advertisement this
morning. Ail the good men in Salem tup-
port the Statbisi a. ' -
Mr. 0. A. Browa, the indomitable, yes
terday returned from Portland, bringing
with him 14 vagabond tiwashes, whom he
htd found in that city, belonging to the
Siletx Reservation. He informs nt that
there it not a tingle "Red man" or "Forest
queen" belonging U toe reservations uo
der the charge of Hon. A. B. M each am, in
Portland. He JBrewa gee ta Beio sooa to
look after tome poor " Lo't" that are in
that vicinity. ,
At thb Rivaa. The Fannie- Patton got
in from Albany yesterday, at S o'clock
having on' board 140 tons of freight and
about 3d passengers,' including" Delegates
from Albany and Corvallis to the Odd Fel
lows'! tirand Lodge, now beiug held in
Portland... The Reliaaoe, Capt. Cochran
came up with a light trip of freight' and a
big trip of passengers. She will be down.
this morning at 8 o'clock. Fare to Port
land $1 SO.
Ellkkdalb Loevas. We learn from
I Judge Boise that tbe damage by tbe fire at
tbe EUendale Mills is put down by the
Company at $20,000 ; the insurance was
$10,000, leaving tbe Company to sustain a
loss -of $10,000. The original cost was
$30,000. There wat very little mate rial ia
the mill at the time, to the lots was eon- U
fined to building and machinery. . , The
Company will bare a meeting on Monday
night next, but wilt probably do nothing
towards rebuilding the mill at present.
An Ou Papeb. Elder 8. C. Adams.
while in Portland but week bad presented
him a copy of the Boston Gttt, publish
ed in 1770. ' It It printed with the old style
Utter on browa wrapping paper. ' The prln-
' eipal article it a circumstantial account of
1 the then, recent massacre Jof citlsens by
! the British soldiers, in the ttreeta of Bos
ton. Altogether it is an interesting paper
and from it we eaa learn the great im
provement made during 4ae etotary, ia
newspapering.
Ofbba House. This evening Mitt Con
give a complimentary benefit to tbe Deaf
, Mutea. Ia addition to her beautiful and
I astonishing feats . in. ledgefdetnain, tbe
Mutes give, with a number of little girls,
several fine tableaux. Mis Con will also
give four leading presents." First, a plain
gold ring to the handsomest lady present
; second, a book of prayers to bomliest man
- in the room ; third, a nice present to the
fateak man in the roosa ; fourth, do. to the
aaatt snaa. Modesty prevent aa from
aiming the person who will probably get
the seeead p reseat. -,
' Obitbabt. Died, ia this eity, on Sea-
day, the 14th inst., the youngest child of
Cardiff Gypsum, Esq., aged, no great
length of time. It was ef untimely birth,
having had ao mother. Being dependent
ea publie appreciation for lift, and the ar
ticle being scarce in this market, at died, it
did. Little Jfereary was a bora scalawsg,
and even Cardiff himself it glad to see it
deformed body, buried oat of hi tight.
We regret it decease because It aided all
respectable journals by offering a strong
contrast to their good qualities. The poor
thing petered out so entirely that ao funeral
will be necessary.
ViBctarr Phillips. Yesterday after
noon Dr. Vincent eontinaed hit Sunday
school talk at the University to a large au
dience, which wat much interested, the fact
being that the tpeaier ia ao of tbe most
; interesting men we ever bad the pleasure
j of listening to. No maa ever came to our
eity and succeeded ia making a happier
impression. Last evening Mr. Phillips
gave hi promised evening of long. While
be please a a singer, and renders many
of his songs most happily, Mr. Phillips
eaunot be considered a a professional art
ist, bnt criticism Wat disarmed 1 by th
knowledge that he. had bean much taxed
of late, and by bit own declaration that be
would not attempt professional execution
We found him in better tune than oa the
evening of hi first appearance, aad his an
diaaea appeared much delighted.
8 tracts, th famoaa Vienna orchra.
tra leader, has received aa offer to t
move to Berlin, which ha will probably
Among: the Americana abroad. ne
French iusarctni are knowa aa the
Ku Kluxof Pan. Bad aa they are,
i uey ao aot aeterre so inlamout a name,
PTTT GooBK-rOne of the Portland fast I keep , dir6et fire on i- Fort Issy iiiS
Sunday pfejrsv, bad tw. arfh.apteflvA-i Qd i
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eapla ,ftbiok avs4ba pob" rdjCol,,3K
araae kme eW!per niertal petit. ' nsel's"v
surrender'oTTssy was the first step in the
dAmsvWeBSii? tfidii.-rWs of Parisaiian
was toQUQw.,AL.jniaority of the gatrjfiba
ObnatihegpealhiaewiBM exeto - I
plfT-JlY8M,f If f suppresseaj
Tlfc-CflttfuTCneWdrtftrea religious Bl-
wiTOi -i-rxtjvnsi - ,
ana maaonnas oe removea irora kutoi.. , ,
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rae poiD ox IUW vatim.' in rkirj- rnmnM.,
.i . ii n
The rampart, are .bearily, armed aeA j.f.
Mtrf-
bombard the rs mparts.
iJerto Majllt i. atteily destroyed. Sev-i
eralcaptams on the ataffor the. War Offiee yniHoram ba':K-v aTreseai.
. J ' I . . i U A f..'jrJL;ll,. h.J.I
:en.8Af aUlicc-hav. been
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.a-
arttauaatasaaas-rasji
bee
en cantnred. 100 Jedetal killed and hv; iji. .-i xls iuii't:?:..i 1.
erajj hatubwt ,-pflsaneH tajefc. Tbe ! J.
prosbes., Y tintj pnMed. ( a J
at A
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oarf I
r Uty tnousana troops are encampeu iiivnuwqitifiiwwFii'i
mi-'fifermaro, to join- Dona mlrigTand
attaofct-i-i c'n J-iT a Mil'ii.'.
The Column Vendome still stands. Four
National! have been shot fur lies sun.
London, MayJlL 5rbe Timet says the
JMis ofrJha essential . provisions. jnf the
itWagaareayiral rtainly? alkdopt-
ed by the Senate, and therefore the treaty
will virtually be eonoluded. It is tbe result
of mutail Gbnotsnn 3e Times
notbx inconsjstoit.wUl), national
i : t Z i - '-. . r, BT'rI r . Jf i t
store amity between the different branches
of th Anfflo-Saxon famllv.
to-day. Lord Redesdale asked whether tbio
t'nlteif States Coldt('leUy'raise tbe ue-
tiba'of wmuneradoa for vessel, and'prott-
tbat the Southern States o(:4au sVdawt)eai,T
TTninn wnM alone resnosible for tbe denre-
ana tnal tne (government oi ureal itntaio.n
could pot Jiave . legally bJetBined.fh Ala- ''
bama, for aha wat noarmed when, the lcft..
British waters. ! A.
Washington, May 13. Then it no doubt,.'
tjhat four' OT.lrvVnalorV Dave 'prepared .
amendmenu to wo treaty oi . n asDington.
A Btttsber of Senator are preparing to: do- rl
livsr elaborate : tpeeebea .on . the eubiect.
wMoh-wrll hereafter be pnbriehed should ',
the injunction of secrecy be removed.
innbSdnT&n'smrnavi
dispoeed Senators to look mare otosaly Into "
it proensteae and'Tafcrtive bearings, 'and
there it ground for beHef' that the sessioa
wilt be prolonged ttree Or fouT weeks, . '
Washington, ay ,13.-7-eubaripbont t
the new loan amount to . $6 ,447,000, and
delivery will begin by th middle of Beit '
week. The condition of the loan is regard
ed at very encouraging. ;- j-
Tioston, May 13. A resolution providing
for an amendment to tbe State Constitution
to confer tufirage on woman bat beea de
feated in the Maasaohuseitt House by a
vote of 113 to 87.
. . New Tork, May 13. The Sum to-day
it a rumor that Commodore Van
dorbilt hat concluded a bargain to buy out
tbe interest of Jay Gould and Fisk, Jr., and
their friends, in the Erie Company. It is
taid be it to take all their stock at market
price, and pay them a bonus of $3,000,000.
The arrangement it not yet consummated,
but it it believed these are the terms agreed
on.
rnon Aitizoitji,
, San. Diego, May 13. From the luoeon,
Ariiona, Citizen w get the following: ,
Tucson, May 7. Early last Friday Lieut.
H. B. Cusbing, of the 3d Cavalry, with 20
men. encountered the noted Apache chief.
Cacbees, with 150 or more warriors, in "the
Whetstone Mountains 66 miles louthcist
from Tucson. He wat repulsed, and him-'
self and one soldier killed, and a citUen
named' Simpson 'alto killed, and one sol
dier wounded. - Th great strength of tbe
Indians compelled a retreat to Camp Crit
tenden .'without the .bodies , of their com
rade. Captain Stanwood,, with 40 men,'
was at Camp Crittenden, for rations, at the
time, and is now after the Indians, as is
also Capt. Moore, with 40 men. Lieuten- -ant
Cushing was one of tbe few truly ener
getic, untiring and successful offier1o the
Ariiona service; and his loss it sincerely
deplored. 1 ' , -
Word wat brought to Fort Whipple on
Thursday last that the Indians had attack
ed i Mexican1 train at Hawlcy's Springs,
killing one man, wounding another, and
oapturiag eigbty-sovea head of cattle.
Another report, is that oa Monday night
a large party, of Indians attacked and
drove off seven or eight , soldiers near the
saW mill th'm side of Camp Verdi.
, i tvt v
Bcal Ittate Traisfen.
Deeds recorded Balern.Saturday, May 13,
1871 1 , -.-. --rj ."S
I. R. Moons and wife te Philip PeUel,
ISO acret ia tee. 35 andS, T 6, S R 3 W j
consideration, $1,575.
James T. Downing and wife to Benj.
Button, 180 acrea, X 9, 8, B 1 1 j oontidtr-
ation, $1,440. , , r, , ,
Lyman A. Savage and wife to A. G. Per
kmt,474 acre in no. 20,218 and 29,T 6. S
EiW eoasideretioa, $5,000. " .
. G- W, Smith, right of way to C. A 0. R.
R. Co., through land near North Salem ;
consideration", i ,i : I
John W. Cox to David Roland, lot 2, in
block 5, (Institute survey) Jefferson j con
sideration $300. ...
Joseph Cox. and Wife to J.X. Ladd, lot
3, block 70, Salem ; 'consideration, $1,200.
( Jackson McHaley to Ooolidge MeChue,
quit elaim to If i of N W 1, in Sec S3, 1 8
8, R 2, W.; consideration, nominal.
John GildoW aad J wife to Davenport A
Welford, 70-100 of an acn near the Fair
Grounds ; consideration, $66. I I
State of Oregon to Asa A- MeCully, loU
5 and 6,' block 78,' eity Salem J Contidera-
tion, $C,333. r . , . , ; - s'J
Cha. E. Burrows and wife to Salem Oa
Light Company, quit claim to lots 7 and 8,
block 42, Salem ; consideration,' nominal.
John C. Edmudson to The.: Sdmudson,
one-fourteenth interest ia 140 acres of land
in T 7, 8 R 1 and 2, W; consideration,
$200.
Jacob Contcr and wife to Beaver Hosiery
Mfg Co., 1 41-100 acres of land, in Jeffer
son ; consideration, $2,000.
- Absalom Smith and wife to Beaver Ho
siery Mfg Co, 96-100 acres of land, in
Jefferson; consideration, $2,000.
N. P. HaiLBoaO vs. Oltmpi.. Ap
parently tbe labors of ear local Railroad
Committee are about ended. We have
examined ' the? remit accomplished to
date. Ia view of tbe great and vital
interest! at stake, it is absurdly mea
ger and ditoooraginp;. ' Stated approx
imately,' it " emeuola to' this: Our
property, owners (after, three months
laboring, when ao boriog should have
beea needed) have reluctantly Offered
to give the Northern Pacific Railroad,
Company,., of, the land lying onuc
near Buid's Inlet, one-third oT 'j thd
land, onevfifth of tbe frontage and
one-tenth of the Iota ; tbe, entire pro
ceeds of which, if offered for tale to
day, would not reach Gf y thousand
dollar, f, U tbe water front and land
were in one compact body on Badd's
lalet, a valuable consideration woald
be presented to tbe Company, aad the
ciUxeae'-, committee night tbea astro.
ti ate with eosae reasonable hope af
success, cut to oner nfiy tbousaod
dollars worth of land, scattered over
an area of twenty-five miles, to a com
pany aapectiaa to aaild a laswe town,
and to axpwad half a miilioa dollar ia
doing so, making tbe settlers enor
mously rich thereby, at the ex pease of
tne railroad, u aa intuit to the Director!
of that great corporation. We don't
believ there ia brat eaoagh ia the
whole committee for such a piece af
I enroDtery.
MPasrvwvkrkTLV t w .e
iBeaat. attempt I
if Sbia tounty, I
tberWwti
:Hy'-?lWI.fff .1
ns"eT ow !aal, ,qar
KccaaarW 'inaWtwiWe. watrties
Und.lmial.iions
J5at, ae 'aaar'f-taae aej ajaaa, wf i
xntfjzj- J i iATSti'i. -tfi. t I
win nni nmn MfTim .M umir hiiu vm
thl
L AJI.IM.,'MMk. V'lT'tl A.fKA' in.llia
eao .ipeletJAea.t,
WWrAWnA. from. heVilti.
.ui,:u,:ilia4'lMj''lcftr
hawwre Id be-, aial .jjf the
point indicated by a well tgraaiet
Iwiili avsk aitlal Ireeae
tioiaWiet4eeWiliJ U1"-!
lueiJrrtlely orr--ttim, afake, hU
Ao ftlnicidate the aBatra e
i..tr"f jCrf-:: ntioi,!!.! ...'fbeshot "''l'" -" -' lot Tla' B--',-'-,',"VT".f'RaWewVvJ'i
Wererfeve. tbt 39er" eot , ' W; !w u -.FalV'Rhe;"''rypcW ani Tswa, ou.ao a. r ta ea se-iow) efjta -aeaa, she
;si7 sii rioc: w?!jnroarTsflr : , nran, and the, Commune has etdeted that frlZ '.tt.T??-'.- 'i--" n 1 T'J. J I land an enHivna fMHiy lite Norway, gave
holIy,iiosowa .to):tbTatepr - -.. u. Iricld to rts;wnderfal jitopnrtift,,, fiokl. yJ Oni-ujasiiba,. VteawihesasediwaNWsack
eauakaa itoVld Tdrusgistt:,,, , , M,.ajJ7-eel! A?JJ!!VJJ&1&'
Miai ,ar?tiWefruiiyt!aiery'to tnj cathoMe1' Cbirrcbr aaft to
ed bji25 brtfgVdao
aia.eea4mtf tbat hial
MlWBalBee iisTJkad tth hum 11-
Aj3k&&i 'irWhvaVtbelesaj f
1aiJrtlinVrf-'Ja&(ej4r Bsern4 i
Wf5Bb1feaSlert. ealsertieo
yNff!yf?l!r1gnl'
Tiebnbliianlam. waaaevar aa a laore
rhBfi4WQarrr.WaVlt ttbaa J
v a j u u r l a: 1
tier oWntaoasitBeraii Dssvsiy-iursn i
LlaivaJa.rf!lUltatttofwi - aIUlT -
1 n t-. i. . :
c'ataM,-ar'b,-ooW' bf'Kotiiel
Ktir?wi4eTbT,,hh'Ten iao'Oemo-1
cruiic laiiuniaunii, iu . uiur. iu,. i
nV'i. 'irrilln,la iiniul Brhlah V 'Aalt
SttuliLhat baead Iw,frd aqotlaaiOB
VVffiVThiWP)BN'I'Wi repuont rfuaa issaaa vvwtnmrvy m wewworwr, aa
.fVBrlwajfrVH of, .Qfagwn (aJ u Crmin Mne it 6a-hvlaw to Victoria,
liHTWDWb itoe.jissi :anaa.gosajni an T r. '-rsttxm ta. rMArv froi eminiU
fcljBtete ,aaan aeiiifleaaeiat hut If
aojtatUBtea ttuaostaacw, ao fact
tbat aaaraa -taddeaty" atevated tathe
kaeiri"(?)r' af '-atf - -acetfl f al' : e (5c e ,
aMinfrt'-tbe aritbeS; ef .'oni 'neoDle.
Wl'we'de'auSbi'UiK'pP w
r . . , -,r? . i i el
are pencotiy wimng tou our, tuteiuur
hQ aid fif "ab'ioaaiamjby appoieting
fcifcV pa'.'.) oer. -aa indignaat peepl,
where, tn th ataaeof '40sr,'
it wat aoneagaiaH the earaest f etitioo
of hi own part,
JZIZS&F&imUJZWMiktl
3evelopme-ui.r coucerniAg U 'i fufel f
.tr-ii. r iv,ri -V.,i ih h I
ffairt of this cbunty ae they Ave
,"-"x',F--.teaBM who, tmih pry
ota aUwe .cDaUeca' Urf Uao'aind
e1 49bt1 are one-aud the same-eVen
thrt bad 'aaiheoii T :i' Ddi bit
'!JrercImf", iSeadets wiir 'be: dlskp
Jointed ; t&ote " rich devlppmenja"
jriu uerer e puouinear-BDig maae
out ot " wboia. totk ,,,Ae aa
area aa i one. exposed CDvaeded 'With
" fitcal affaire," save '4rr," aad J
do not think be ooold' do the eabrtct
justice, but woalo ratber leave tbe
rich-developmeors" in the (Jark t&an
with tbe public. ,
Let ns beseech tbe readers ul be
- . . . j- - .
Mercury, who are filled with great er
peetation concerning " 49er prom
ised development, to exercise dee
charity forblsnon-appearanee. "49er"
worked after the moat approved Demo
cratic pattern to make items for bis
article. He blowed, bullied, coquetted
and failed I , Ia short, he cut np all
the little caper of his malnplex pat
tern la a way tbat would base suited a
committee of " Broadway Reporter."
Bat it was no use the " prying one
wat " after them" ia vain t . Not one
cent or one item waa wrong in any
Republican officers' booke, or in their
' management of fitcal affairs.' Pinned
to tbe wall, and for-cd to acknowledge
bis own errors, by bit sharp adversa
ries, " '49er," vexed and defeated,
cursed the bitter fate that made Repub
lican officers honest, and himself ao
unlike them.
'49er" was very ingenious ia so
constructing his article as to draw th
public eye upon Port Orford a place
tbat might be of consequence, only
for his u a ceasing warfare against lis
general good. We will inform the
public that them is a spirited litti
place called Ellenaburg, situated at th
mouth of Rogue river,, where there are
many inducement for persons desiring
to locate permanently, and where timet
are very lively. Ueo. B. Gammons, of
San Fraaciteo, is here at present, en
ergetically pushing forward the com
pletion of bit large taw mill. He hat
shipped quite a number of bands from
Saa Francisco, and every needed ma
terial tor the great enterprise.
More antra-, 71ia.
A Toccmxo axd&okasticIxcidbst
A reci ui sketch of tbe lovet of tbe
great lawyers Contains thi touching
incident in tbe life of William Wirt
In bit younger days he waa a victim to
that passion, for intoxicating drink
which bas beea tbe bane of so many
dist'nguished in the legal profession.
Atnanced to a beautiful and aeoonv
plithed young woman,- he bad made
and broken repeated pledget of amend
meet, and she, after patiently and
kindly ecduring bit disgraceful habit,
bad at length dismissed him, deeming
bim incorrigible. Their next meeting,
after hi itmittal, -was in a public
street oi ue eity of Richmond. Wil
Ham Wirt lay drunk on tbe sidewalk,
on a hot summer day, the rays of the
sun pouring down on hir uncovered
head, and ihUee erawilog over his
swollen features.- At the- young lady
approached in her walk, her attention
waa attracted by tbe tpaatacle, strange
to bar eye, bat alaai ao common to
otbert who knew tbe victim, at to at
tract little remark. She did not at first
recognise the deeper, and was about
to hasten on, when the was led by one
of those impulse! which form tee turn
ing points in banian lives, to scrutioiie
his feature. ,:i W haa waa bar emotion
wben she recogoiatd ia him her dir
carded loverl She drew forth her
handkerchief and earvfally soread it
over his face, and harmed ey
wnea Wirt earn to himself, he fuund
the handkerchief, and in one corner
the iaitialt af ta beloved asm.
with a heart almost breaking with grief
and remorse, be made a vow of refor
mation, He kept tbat row, and he
married the owner of tbat handkerchief.
Oaci A Wssb.A week is a life. 'A
week is a history. A week marks
event of sorrow and gladaeii, which
people never heard. Oo home to your
ramity, man of bntloessl Oo home to
your hearth, erring waadererl - Oo
home to tbote yoa love, maa of toil,
ana give one night to tbe joys and com
forts fast fly in bvf
Leave yonr book with complex 6g-
Brea, your dingy office, your buty thop!
Rest with tbose yon love, for heaven
only knows what the next Saturday
night will bring you I Forget the
world of care and tbe battles of life
which bar farrowed the week I Draw
close around tbe family hearth I Sat
urday night has awaited your coming
in sadness, in tears, and la tileac.
Go home to those yoa love, and as you
bask in the loved pretence, and meet
to return tbe embrace of your heart's
pete, strive to be a better man,, and
blest heaven for Riving hi weary chil
dren ao dear a atepping atone ia the
river to. tbe eternal a Saturday night.
Job C. CaiiHoca. The remains o
John C. Calboua were exhumed at
Cbarlettoh, South Carolina, recently,
and replaced ia the vault where they
originally, reposed. The. .Aura tayi
It wiU be remembered by the chosen
few, tbat oa th night preceding the
evaBoatioa af Morris island by the Coa,
federate forces, the bones Of Calhoun
were taken from their vaolt for oovi-
ous reasons, and war laid in 8k Phil
ip'a Cuarch-yard, to tbe east of tbe
venerable church. Tnere tbe remains
of oaf greatest statesman have rested
ia peace during these six eventful
yean. The rector, assistant rector aod
toe vestrymen or St. Philip' were
preat at th disinterment, aad follow
ed tbe com a a it waa borne to the old
vaolt, west of tbe church."
t.r.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
. -t . ,
sortie from Parte. DauphiV were neb
with a Morm of tberU thirtliUnrtM eOTumto'.
U.tha.talloi thatlpiMaais wee isMeiaeakJ
thrasieaed to opea theaataetd VewalHUU
BesiaV.'ealW ttersfbet etlheOommuneA
tiik0.-rimtt'imb1 J-H
aeaea i,nir nM.onoepHca,(r.j,
,t Vu... W aanlm
- ' . . - - r ' .
.AiJiW m.Us U' nitAn Wa Xsmaa4
' " - : ' " '?
tXba bomaarUmeot waa uianv aaa aaeiia
eoathinlU faniM-Within thwatlVj -oo
. - . ? . ,-i
:,TroOptwen'adVnein4' from fi Boit de '
Boulogne npon.Prls tJT .
i . i WQUvjTCixnt Ausuupa imwaicv ,iawuus ,
of h Catholic ehnrcb, hava paUUaaeA the -
fttmereei Aaatrla t Hatoim'tKei King of
Imly that the' 'Independent Of tt Poo is "
be-FW1 returned toPtpa.,;Thj
jwuoaers,avsoay k s-tn ouiyi aut-emt
er Outhotta Power,' aad af ProtMtenfl
Poww alt, t makei tfmflaT elemelo.
inriiv-ar: ttswabora ' tTT' the- WasbiBwtod
tftaty taetian to aeeare peaiei! 'aimd
of them will oropoM amendments 'tofmakd
lit provision, more plain and, 'prevent fuJ
'. ' . . ' i' . m. 1.1. , f
W.jeBaeiBauigBt -.aa aratwaMoa;
of tba,Saen e flannaayr. ea: tba6aq
w ' a j - - - - - - t . a a r ba !
- y,tf-- '.:-:.! J
,rJf, "r. fin'W""l
... ...l.lU. mr.Vm. i!
v ;.ry-m "
snpaorterit. J .. bur o.t lial
Jiatl-.b i
t.Sl.lUHl IS.
-Saa Francisco, May 1. Jh remalat of
4t Cap. Lcmaiil Lyoa.iatoof Ojagoav and
later OSbeul ef Yokabatna, aavaavrrved at
Pan Francisco, and wHl probably be buried1
atstockton:'' ;,'" ki" 1 ". - j i
. ..'OpSataday. a.rman,K aamedl Comp,;
wat tbot ia th head by a Barbery. Coast
raagr, who kad bornwed twenty dollars of
eua oa faWe wmttare; Bad teoh thtt wsy
ta get "rid 'of Ms T importunity. Comp will'
not probably recover.
I.:;" tnrei-nrth.,. of the Marysvin, Lot-:
- tT Uce bad, beea oldr bat the work of
nreDariaa the -aesnben waa aoiaa n, and'
preparutg the aamber waa aviag aa, and
th drawing wa to ImoMdnsttty 'com bff..
8 bower were reported at Balling at pteee
fa the Sacramento Valley.
ii'.ii.d
State 1 Tferwm
, Rawtliena Orcj(ai.. . . -From
the Jaokaeaville Semtiati of May
13th we take the fallowing m i
The season bat been most favorable for
the rain erqps throughout' tbe State. ' We
learn "from many .sources that Douglas
county grain prospect are most tattering. ;
The same promts may be Ment by riding
ever Rogu Rrrer Valley. Tbe grain ields '
everywhere are green and raxariant:'.'.' .
One Chinaman, charged with the killing
ef another, is hold fur trial susder boed of ;
$4,000.
Freight teams have begun their regular
trips to Crecent City. Tha roads are still
rough but fast gutting into good condition.
Our merchants will soon have on hand large
assortmonti of new goods.
The Roseburg Ensign of May 13th says:
Block sheep an worth $1 0 a head in
this county after sheared.
Robert Wateon wat thrown from a horse
and his leg broken, at his father-! farm tail
week.
Iu the District Court, Judge Thayer, Vir
ginia Turpin wtt divorced irom W. P.;
Mary E. Dower from her Dower, and Mar
tha Ackley from her J oeeph aot virtaous.
A Coos Bay letter says : Business is very
dull here at present, though there is seldom
less than eight or ton voxels in the bay at
any time. The coal Uade ii lively, lumber
dull. - ,
" Portland.
From the Portland dailies of the 18th we
cull tbe following : -
The Oregonian states that Mr. L. J. Bal
lard, Secretary of the Portland Homestead
Association, will be ready to deliver deeds
to stockholder! on Wednesday the 17th inst.
A man named Dr. J. J. Johnson, last
Monday, was convicted of larceny, and
sentenced to ihe Multnomah county jail for
sixty daft.. : .-
The BMetim learnt that tha Columbia
river, at t&o Dallos, Is now nearly the hight
it becomes ucually in June. , , . .....
TJpwardi of $lM,e0 worth ef real estate
waa void last month by Stitael A Upton, of
Portland ; $30,000 of which was farming
lands. , . . .
'. t'onmereui. "
' tALBB ABKBT BtPOBT.
:,i;?f ')-" - rr. ; -:'.!
: " 1 V Salbb. May IT, 1871.
Flour Best brands $2,00 et. per single
sack.
Cora Meal Oregon ground 5c ; Walla
Walla 60.
Wheats-Best white $1 20 per bushel. ' '
Oat SO ot per bushel from wagons ;
Potato 1 00$1 Za$tboshl. '?
Lard 13 ete in bulk ; $1 7 eaa.
Bacon Sides It to lie; bams 16 to S5e
for sngar eured ; sbouldors 8 to 1 2c.
Beans From wagons ie; retail Sc.
Butter 34 to 3t ots; retail 50e for good
roll.
Coffee By th tack Kt ; retail SSe.
Cboeso Oregon (Cram ton's) 25o; Cali
fornia the same.
Caadles Oraat'i V B toil Wood'
$4 50 to $S ; Adamantin $4 00 to $1 50;
at retail IS to o7f m.
Eris Iff u. 9 doe. '
Anyde 7S ta St 00 ev boa. '
Dried FrBit-Arpla to 10; aeaebe
18 to 2oe; prane Sac; NRiiti IS to tie;
raisins I7e. ' .
Fish Salmon, choice, hf bbl 7 00:
bellies, kit of 20 lbs, $1 ; do SO lbs, $0 ;
mackerel $4 per kit eodflsh, coast, J6c;
Eastern SOe.
Suear S. F. K. 161 at retail ; Island
10 to ISct crashed 18 to 10c.
-. Syrap 8. F. Keg $;l gallon $1 "15. '
Boap w box ai to 2 j; oar zt te
37e. - - " ":""" : '" " - '
- Salt Caravan Isiaad. -J ewt, 175;
Liverpool Dairy $3 00 ; do peeking $2 60.
Tea XI to SI Wl B, .
Tobacao 85e to $1 25 g fc. .
All. T :.A . w;il 1 Vfi.a.flswi rik.
lard oil. atreUil, $3;eoal oil, $3 60 can:
7ft cent per gallon.
Lime 93 0 ; by single bbl $1.
Iron and Steel Common bar hoa, and
round and square. Sic; horse shoe 8Jo; band
iron 8c: hoop iron V to lOe; hi round 8c; Nor
way aail rod 12c; plow steel 12Jo; spring
and tire steel 15. . - ; ,
Kails I penny and ovr $7 50 kez 1
3 penny $11; eut ipikes $7 to $7 50. . , .
Uraeon woolen xls fcalem make, at
mills, wholesale, b .nkits. erav. No. 2. id :'
do No; 3, $5; do white, No. 1, extra $.1X
no. I -T, ao no. z, n nn: 40 Mo. 3, S3 5ft ;
Flaanet 8-4 white, $1 I2i; do 4-4, 55c: do
3-4 37 1 40; plain aoiur 4 to 45e; fancy
twilled thirtiag 45 to Sen; do grey mixod
37 to 45c; hart tiiaea o;dosk $1 00;
mixed boaver SI ; taae eatiaseias SI 10 aa
$2 50 for double width 1 tweed TO ia
yens $1 to $1 25 lb. v .... , . "
Cotton Uoods At retail, tbeetinf s..
standard, II to 1 5c; seconds, 9 to 1 1 ; lieht-.
IlttnIZ)o; suodard drills 18 to ZOe; shirt
ing, bleached and anbleaehed, ia to 20c:
bleaobed, i to , 10 to UJe; denims lo to"
Zae iuekory tanp IB to Ijo; prints, taacr.
llUUe; Marrintaeks llior cMsne 79
Uloe; ticking 4-4 JAe; li tn. 20 to 24?
linsey 24 to 13o. . . . j ? T r1"' ; ta
The failure of a publithing bonre
ia Pari, eautee heavy losses to George
Sand and other leading- French au-
tbort.
' Why it a son who object ta hi mother
second marriage like an axhuastod pedes
trian ? B"ei hi n"t v a m firth-r.
Dombrowskl ha ordered that ofletrt ikAsW rH1-!K v eifcv-i k-"T-t- lUQIMeil, pmay uats.
t-. irr 7 -Tv :t 1 h i j
IvCrl Wlifcnd .oiJaUtrvied1
aad diaeedayatomaf a, dtfcb
-aw,,f nii Wja'a Vik4-
tor.aa'K"TOMCB yf '-r
... va.MJi-an.'W U,.
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k.t 'Altii aAitiJ ti fnaraaaeoL sfebiiH t
i'r-A1! JL i 1
nasdV.p.iata.MlaJt 4oaaaU U
taaalarita-ie' llwrteleFaaMalMMIilfttSbiia
rtlt'i1sBTBe9t4ad5 ! I
operation.,, , myiI,J.wuauui j
fc ' . -- t " a
Cosmopolitan Benevolent Soeiety of el
radaGlty; Have you crad yoVTick( T
If not, do so kt eri'6o. Bavwyea xanroed
thi' adrertfsemenk and .'noliecd the list iof
gnientoliCoiapri.
mayest oo,oXfcCU,.wooiit,t o pttpit f
and hn. look at ti.ieoaBadst, Wo
wnukl be ae an wise w t adesayrfaa visitiag
$2Win'a 4ick?aoi4'wiMleeara Wrtane,
an ta 'Gold Com; 7- ''''mayiTaawlii
liiw '1'Hajg'iMaBTif 11 oK
f . 1 jn ivjfitpea cn f maik
en, figtuog oyer aar Oeaa coquet; ,out.,re-Memlmring-ber
fltooa.. of. .tra Mubbat A
LAirBtB' Fcowroa'WaTB,r!Th prmklad
hex handkerchief jrith,. .tht 'indostjtapUDlo
aerfsiae, uul was oniol4. . soq !
f t ' JUT aataen Bra wosthleaa ounterfcUs
ef fhls fragrant Water, bayreboald-alwayi
ask for' tbat prepared by tatrittari A Kemp,
New Tork; tple propieiors 7't.' '
The Stamaebi ata tt Lhrer1 j .
are the importsnt organ' of th body, cither
for bealta 01. disease, v jeep them. strong
end vigorous, and 'aJr:wjU.be,: fsjlj allojr
(hem to. be disordered, and the whole system
is sick. Bristol's SaraapariUa and" Sogar-
eoated Pniiare prepared expressTy to ' act
oa the liVet 'and ttottiacaV Ererj ifloui
disorder and evtry derangemerit "of the di
gestive functions aire eontrbtled aad ttregth
ne4by thewograreaiedkj.,0 . '.. J
;.;.aayliwlw .i'tn-ir.it.-fn iVm -iWd. j
' t.- ? . . :.: v' T'-;I'- t
.Lisa.. CoBxr.-r-A rioad writiag irom
Linn County, informaao that the latataina
Jbjtya pnraiiod, very aexally and stinu
oasly in that eoauiryi ih Hfariaar Bad
nearly alt done tewing graiai aad - are pa
HenUy wairmg for harvest time, 'to reap the
rich reward of their labor?' He sayr: "The
eouatenanoe of the webfppt farmerveajri a
bright smile ia ovasq,ueuee.(. th. rata fall
that we: are having. .Ibore-baa been aiach
more grain sown thia year than eves before
in this part of the toooty"., Lina County
haaalstay been the leading produce A
breadstafft la Oregoa,' aad with the pnaent
tndueements'and her great natoraT rrn
tiges, we may expect Sroiderful resufts.la
old IJ'naTrom tha.haryattao lVfVt
SPKCtAt. B OTIC KB.
, I - v-t I--jh'!-:-J -1
7 . '..Ttv, : .t:! ! i!iL"w
fWILT-IAM DATHWJOsff'l sir
. 3 rl iV J b ' ::i.l l I Hi C: tt
SEAL t ESTATE DEAXERj
ral b-tatb" Vtw ctof OA -ki
roRTI-AM O-in Uw-Mi JesiraMe loealu;a. com
sUtln of UiTS, HALf BTXtCKa an4 BUTCKSi
UOU3IS aad BTUtn ; ai' '-;' j
' IMPROTro'tftM8,'aB vamaWuneati
tlvatrd LANDB. Ioomo Is c . parte W th
bTAta lor BALa. , 1 ., ,
BKAL EST 4TB and ether Pinsrlv aa
chased for Correspondents, ta this CITY and
throughout tbe eTATEtf an4 TSRHrrORlW, tth
crest ear aad oa (be awtt AlVANTAOkUd
tekmu.
HOnK3 and 8TORK8 UAfBD, LOANS
MCnOTIATED, and CLAIMS OP ALL DK3-
CRIPTIUNil PltOttrTLV OOlXTCfED. And
eoeral rUiAMOiAI. aod AttJUICX B08INt3tl
traosacted.
PeraecBteel Onjaw. .
- The humaa -stoinach k beea a hawfuHy
persecuted ofran. Tbe e was a lime whoa for
every direlletion or dot It was ponishod with
hogs dose of the moot disiustinf and naaseoas
drac. la vaia It reject tnam, ana l Moral ty
returned U.em upon the hands of tbooo who ad
mlDitered them. Tney were forced upon It again
and azain, until Its solvent power was thorough'
Iv drenched oat of It '
Th world Is wtsor now thai Hwsata tbat dras
tic ora. whoa fart.s tmrutton and ntrreortal
salivation wore what Artnias Ward woald have
called the main boll'' of th faculty, in case of
dysepjla and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and
btllousDees a Hosteeter's Stomach Bitters, a prep
araann which has the merit of combining a pal
atable flavor with such tonic, aperient ana antl
billons properties, as were never heretoiM united
In any medirlne.
It has been discovered, at last, that sick people
are not bo th tabled Tltac, wh St-and proswa-
Una sorefnahlog V,a,wlmkwookddowB,tai!y
me (rant Ihe earth twice as vlzorcus as before.
When aa Invalid is prostrated by p-.werf ul de
r.letlnc drert. trr i art to VtaV TTOTtraled : and
tha defctlllaled being aware of the fact, prefer
the buiidtng mp w knocking djgtea sjsiem
of treatment. - - ...
Hootettet'a Blttov meet the teqolreieents of
tha rational medical philnouph f which at pnsonc
prevalla It is a perfectly par vetotahle rem
edv, oajbraala taw Shr napuelmn properttos of
a prvolv a KM, ao aa aueraovo it lor
Uflt the bodies against disease, Invigorates and
re-viUlles th torpid stomach aad aver, and
effects a no aamtarf ehang ia th entire sys
tem, when Id a morbid condiuon.
In this country where the enfeebling tempera
ture renders the human organ iettioo particularly
susceptible o anwriolesome atmoopherte Inna
ores, th Bitters shoald be taken as a protection
against epidemic disease -maylO-lwdead.
Tiaveler are always MaM to sodden attacks
of Dysentery aad Chilli Mirles, aad the o-
earring whoa absent frost hems, are very uwsas
aot. The Pais Kiuaa saay always be retted Bpca
ta ewoh caoes. Aa aooa as vow feH the aymptoma,
SaawowtaaapsMilul ta a aM of wow saUk end
molsssiw and a gill of hot water, stir wall togeth
er and drink hot. Eereat th toes every hour
bntn relieved. If the patna be wvere, bath th
aowesseo back with M medicine clear.
Ia eases of As hwi aad Ph'hisUe. tak a tea.
spooofal la a fUl hot water sweeMied we
wrh stulaawa ; alao bathe vho tbroa aad stoaa.
aea lanaiaHrr wita uw aaeeucln,olear 4
Dr. twee ears K take oat Ihe ao. sass la
of hooeaeUlnf faster than anything b ever sp
plied. , .
- rtshereMa, as eftea sipsseJ to hurt y havmg
ineir asm pureod wtta nooks ana Bns or ruk, aaa
be relieved by bathing with th Paia Killer as
eon at th accident occurs ; tn thi way th ta-
nam Is sooa aha tad: bathe as eflaa a once la
I ve mtaotee, say tbreo or toasr Ussea, aa4 yoa
win seraom nave any trtmoi.
Th bites and scratches ef dog and eat art
aooa eured by bathing with the Pala Killer clear,
tiaaeiwaeo 1 1 . 1 t
Theslsodard remedy for Ceotks, lot.
aaa, Bure Throat, Whooplog Ooasrh, Grfaw,
tvrr Oom plaint, BroochHIs, Bleeding of the
t ansa, andevory aweotloa of th Throat, tangs
sad Cheat, re evading Otssi sum.
Wlstar' BalaaaadoB not dry eg a Ooogh,
but loosens It, cleanses the langs, aad aUays trrt
tatioa, tha nioailug thw oaase of the eoas
plaint, bono gaostae awles slewed I.
Preparedby Pen W. Towui A Boa.
old by H. Baatxarroa. thiisnta A Co., Baa
Francisco, aad by dealer geoerailr. LjolT g
r . at A JiaCW ACaVAB.SM.tB IBOP. i
I ahall atari to Btn Franelse by lbs atxt
reamer th put pueo of ausahsaar stask of
aasrbio. which t UHond for this market.,, Moving
diapooed of aiy oM atoek, I wiH opea with a new
etnek. par chared at redeeed rater, aad aa freight
baa beea reduced, I intend to gtv soy elastomers
lb advantage of tech redaeUou. Those goa
a.mplatmg the parcbas of such work, will do
well to wait antd By return, which will be about
the Bret nt Judo Ae ia th. past, so yna wtu Bad
in the fu' ore, that I wiH bar th best stock of
Mar Me north of Baa FraBelsco,and Intend to sU
lower than ever- A. J. AtOAKOsA.
IWflTf.
9iW H,'.'-1 Bronchitis 'fn" 'fJoB-l rra,At by afi BncwU en m'
Fiump;oir, fa Its early U,nwihin.oqul t HJtet.T4"l8f rU TrJio m.
1,J"U;.J-J:" r. - .LiA ;t-ll..i--j"'.:t Jji;''t!l .Ii n
feoii?-;
.fata
r,fa-ia, Orr-ittha aali.
Wd-Torso; wf yi swa
,1
rvuronatoaet, oriiaoKMr
b n weatner. isce Tnat you get Hcaa-
eeati - KaaefiWtored wnlaw41aaBaa
tae - iftt aBd-fingaUt-, a.Tfe. i
V .li era,e VP1.' j ,
in, AwrV3.JS.-ii i
ll r eMlTHtlR lietrv rninf Unl,ninla
.Botltej,Jka arret, naaea ppta
sacki
--r .
: .on
baH-l, 3 fcj K hor(, i oj-j aaa.pMW
if,Mo,.iiim e f aios., 1. ihqm eel
are sVaing at OT per woohet hi faa triicleb: 1
T fW " wairaat eeo slaen and triiniiia. -
rajrwoiii.iB 0019 or cumi vmrri i oom raieiy
rll
tk&, 6rfo"n:'"': f9871.
dawtf
THt lllvDlftl3 EI reTa9 gOri0V THAT
be ha soM Ma- Baraeos shop and stock to
.ZIrtaa Inaw, iSthe.wulIoMSUBs beatt
n.ess at th eld stand on rtate street.
an persons inoemea ia me win pTcase eoma
tarwawt aa ostla srttt jet er wlui r an ctsbii k
IThoBipson, who aav mj acc9n,tsoollctn
I . . 1
ORtt.
sfsless, prril0.Vav;J1. .a
vi.: 1:.. . t: .i :c! 11.. ,v-;.i:i...
jiitiX,
rptalg asraiatol awawea-tlat Wi
J; der-theU. d, tutental Revenue. Uw. for Dlt
nron' (to. t; eoTTslslIng of Uenlon, T.lno, l!arlon
rotk and I asslwa eaucUes. la th mat a Ore
gqo, will bevnptra for ps)?ljcxm,tno'i Af.d eori
rectlan at tbe'Ai(itant Asseasors ofBhe; ig, Vort
vaaarrodi me fat Bag May -to O.pitfcday of
May, 1871 ; wlore all poraoBa elalmlng dedocUof4
erabaMwiisiil of taae,. ia ewBsswaeBoe o erro
neous timiinisat. most do so Id writing brfbr
ta ewpWatloa of thai eio;vat- 'aedialtlad
will be allowed an lite, JIM u elosed b, Mrned
OTer w Hie UHKCwr.
ii! .ij.
H'KS rVtmen,TakNatiee.
W aandt'. lt)0.S0a poontaC oot, fog"
which at vUlpsy ,the JtltSieey nrlee going-vathJ
HctLPIN DcmnB. I
At O, i m-4 Osay a out ataosl.
Salem, Stay 4th
S IC I a fir a r
rttsiaiitiPTiowal
JT Prepared,. ad Mcdtclac
BMsMcTaritr Vtiki. fcy
es Cai
CO.
Balem, Hay ,
nCBE SUGAKVlai 9V vaaBict
J jtr.v Daae taar ATaksaUywa),
PVXtv S4JtHAAT'al.
aprlB
.e-0..-d
f 'Or'wW-twekargw- ler'bwbd, tii"W mi
baraws OS ander saddiav,, Also ,a . safjla.. and:
vroiio. aiifii, w
u: jitj x'-a" v t PCBBtraava
. jr a, etiuaii a ca t
aprUMtf. v'---'
'ANGELS'-KIB fiLOYSl
THIS PAVOKlTK. BRA It O It f0
be fend(m aa colors, at the-old prlee,-at-
JtayT. ..vii'! atRottdaaat Bftoa.
HIIUI
Tag Oregon Kheumaue ynr For
'"''"'kiatMAn. vo,
ii i an, ii i i,;i t- ii-' a iM.'i iiiB lit , '
WUUOW OLAS, . 1 U":
MtVaKumetya airt i
x JeralaJpw.and cat prdef.bi, ,r, q
ttiliil jt-iRiii. '. oo-n;g f-nr nrrr
jmiju i.- tstt ecoolirr l i
,; avgnaipa acta IpnjantHlgs,! say.aT
' -Biayll-lwJ "
SBHfJPfivaa av.d ,W
. kes a deJlgbtfalboverssre fcr lovaUd,
" - . " . POX dk KAtlUAAT.
L 7lI'T,,','- elh"W, OOiO8, UN8BID
1 Oil, and. everything In the paint and oil
vaue, for rain oy" - v osjiiainuvM a vxr '
ROUGH ITJMBr.K DKUVXKKP U feAbSM
at I10.M per thousand feet.
Flooring, Weatherboanling, Finishing Lambsr,
of saperior quality, la proportiea.
, -0,dera8oUcited. v . 4 vB-PrWrL.
UayOdawtf , . .
H-A.Y X HAY tl'. 'i
T will atoli-var taye
i olioVtmotlco
JL . Thos who das re to parcha-aa isw4yat
t-aa avptya
DAN. CLARK'
1 PtiK
Pioneer aad gaiem Markets.
marStf
r . ' f !'
1 SKEKt'i BAICB BUTTSK
AT COX db atRIIAKTI.
.i " : ' 1'Hed 'til
-AND- ,
. -,-; .t-a Off-. 1
CnOICE5CQFFEEt
- at " cov-a itAHiiti.'
- fll THING JVKWr'
In Boxes for Fanllj as, at
May COX 4b KARHART'S.
"NOTICE.
- ' ' i -u--V saT
BATK ri'BCHKD THE BA
loon, oa aoHb lid oi Bute MMe, to own a
1 ' Bascoin's. .Crs'BcraasJ.
And shall open the sans to day. of which fact
aBasy frfctude ant the puboc generally wffl ataaae
te notloo. T i-.-,.-!
no to day. of which ,fa,
uba generally wM atoki
DICK? BAttlt ttlt
raajia
' ' ' "li'l.'a
m il-ti' '' "' : ' . ' -ti i.-.o'l -mi't. Vf
- S -jl. 3SF I
J -.-.-. I I 'OS Ojf 1-1 1!1S
ri'HaV TJBT DSCRSIObTKD, . BAaTInQ
I leased th saad aad mvet:flpOfts oa th
Iiland for the eouitng teSQ.irnprepared Is JUr
aail Baad, Ora el and 9arweeSXoaT Bwter
than tt eaa bo got from any ether point,, , ,
" Orders left at Breyman Bros. VlB ho prnmptr
AUea. . ,. ,- JSiiJ nrHUTli
Aprirr
..;- t--,i-., .jar
JF"lrt .T-rivexlLi iti
THE CHRIST(A9.v JTKNAL,
' ' ' A CHOICI COLDBCTION QF V
Hymns'tt&biTunes.r
The irst of thos over brooght to Oregoa hva
haon rsasl est, andtasa tor tale by ' : '
U. XX BOOJf.
aloai, April D dtf.'
VTT
UU It '
'"iiis head's ldomv:
. r " : . " ' -- -i - , i it-ivo rat
HOW OTTER THIS BtPRtfuiiracnibt
leaetr aad aoarasbtally agsMtado m-mmvtd
baad oaa b right unless it v oTxo4,by hat,
parcaased at the hat store, ' ,. . i
... ,. q n.m tid i n
a-id o!'d herao'jlew
4 fcc &m m sni;:m
. , . . .- ' r -. o-goa THBa-d io e-b bad
. . , .,- at Hi-it ho ,r i "tn'-a
cosBNEiiAt. vai muKi-mmv
i . or irEir iFQkK,B
- .-.r , ., . na voj ,io.'t-fio nail
WMca Issued a grewtet' Wmbef of'polles'm"
W thaw as other -Ooaipasiyla atajt Vuau :
t , -h .lltea
'iebiktk-ttoWe5i.'
1 1 o V fn if aann' ii,'n ,H
-V -i-tf '.f I t:tl ci
Drr Uoodejai Awfot.,
vn dt ofaia aaaisrwnfrj aw- tiant) aTt
L Ike BeWMiBWr.'WlSl aa HM atOBoOonMf
Muaday next at lo o'clock A .. eaatMogolfl
Preas Honda, Ki' bona, VclrrU.OU CIvUi, Unneoa, ,
HoeiraineMoe,-Ao. , loo nameeftus to"
ejerioo.aoohjasbaloog la sss-atdhxaty btacb .'
Id e- . i
CTThet thi jgs ssast ba sold, and win ha sold
fbrcash.- ' iTT
:. atlAKDBtatl-b OO'UBKaV; tl
.i 'fn.t It: a t (saeueaajsaia.'.'e!
Balea.MaWi . , ci;dUj
a .v:-:
Qtttofyg u Paper Hjurtag; !
3
f- iOalclmlnlng-'i;',:
P aa B.aip a.. br altWtaasfaU J.
Orders rotici.e, and all wotk u coated prompt
ly In the ho-t a- - r ate-SS
taatsanji m rtaiatawtMi nllMil
,?5dertJtta-ta.)T
TS8 mmjjcxittuu
"early a Iheos4, Pus a -Vast U
rrvs Mandrwt tft-mt VMsKa'wsWbi
at least On Uaatf red Bor.iSf .f1-t
Homo diPMiZ "Val 1.
4-rerf,fctjJ (rwob.D 1 S- " S.
Iano-lrVvteeeastaiaa
The MarchesaicktttM, walatarwHafciwa-
Simple Aira.'Fl.Bn Ttey, o.t Tour biNwi
which cotnpraawjbai (jMai mMitm? n tara
rally selectMl frees a Bhmmm Mk teVk eo
being laowa te a popular aa very nleaMa.
rJXe,t-l!Z'&-l' mmi4Lt91 ka
Cloth, s)3 Dey.sml Kill Oailu ia.a Saat.
posald. oo reeelprpf retOjyrceTfT
-t r r':.:,-awrH, t B, arfT
t a wall .sT :1
.aas-i v i- aiait
gold-cgui 'anuria
sTrM.rBa. AVAtaaaa W-tB aaiao.a
TT fiUQUUUIM
4th day of JuIt. 1871!
tatHn Mn? om o sm'w t
Tbe Connopol Ikaat J uasaeout SJaVrtV . mt Oal.
tt-arala, U tawBcgiad taan -HtrmV th.
Broad ctreet Theater, fiyaria rttfQal-gtlata
th foUowmg-CharltaU parpooaa:
1st, PibUc Scboobiaf Jtrsdaerawfta,,.7; .. ,
d, PuUW (.ibrary af Revtda Ciiy-
8d, Orphan Ay lb, Rrrada eoooty,
.bVoTtwint,aVWw
100.000 iieaUaataiirdaBia-
'.ieetVaaejgVoo aa.
All th Premianat-will be devostted bl th
BAJiK Of .VaiaA CitDNa Jlr
,inii mi i ? trial
d ' VXBHXWSe1 1 '"A
' ltaaCayK'r, "t rr,'fiW
l rVeuf; yV-we t rt0'M
1 Premiuui, g0d eoin .,, lb0S0
leoravoBvaadeot..ai .a..Q. tJX
1 PreijlTti tJd SBta.oaMo.sn.a3..-. t"0
1 PrenJa gold aria Hlia,Vl. 1,000
1 PrrmiunV gorgawaani liV ,,,, S 000
1 Prenltua- gold dlnil,:.vJ.,JJ. -f.'f 1,494
. 1 PremluidigadWm'.V-,?...". t,0fH
16 Fams,ieleolplj 0e. aa-f- 15,000
SPreoilusJvldeoin.liSQaaph.... tfiuO
8 Premlamm, goM tela, taslw r .4(W
85lemlqi.tMdona,lweoaikat CM
100 Preniiaua, goldboisi; flia) eiW l,.noj 00
100 ftTOlamagilfl aim a0 aaaas la. SeJOO
100 Premiuma, rld ooln, fsp each .... eooO
BOO PremtumsiioU oTn, lift efch'Vi , 11,600
10,840
l,OtXS eold.-OMoV alaaataae to i60j000
rOQ-. i ii" lino ofll x.-Hli';-'- ,
Btatas aa. Jfaaaa a.;-faAjai. a.
F,otS el I A
Fly tpeclaf permlstka we roter t lb foBowtng
John hj m. taon, rborar k rraoa eeata
T.W.BlMrnia. Oi V
tc jfanarAt toasasssr.fa. adl tti it it ski Petal.
M. 8 Deal, bluer Nevada ;asawpt.
O. T.BctJilMhuiw. fan aaa alt . ottmx .wy
Julhn Greenwaki, Oottnty-frny j , - T
Ooo. B. NeweH, ex-Oowa-y Buporr" k
Thee. a. Oardaer, BtlMor"MeVaUk Bewt" .
P. BannratSaadaasa.tsodtii-i - a Led r-a3
R. B Uenu-y, tatt.atkenVC oVasteaaJt
1). K. Bell, lK-puty Postmaotor.
Ira A. faioa, UnkjadlAicU. ,aof vy. aWT
O O. Allen, Wtvada Fo, , " .
Judge T. H.Boffe. 3'TTr!fl ldr. si
6oo. Si TajtMpavMerSbaal TtadrT
A. Gotdaiw,lecharte -d T ' hr A
Wm H. OoeChw loiaa Fw Tllgai ! t.
T. Oanfictd, M-Oiief fcarwiear r. larpart-
A. Sa.afoiIi mrtm-m. " w
Btlveo A -PoesetyM n its t, -ii 1 Wu-i
Lester A Mulloy, Merchaat. ,
U Mhcll, Ckg liaTshat i-b! "T
Good reainejavba 1 Aarwaaadl' Ueral
eommissiona aUaaod. , Btsaar bwa teakhy
Express, or by prafk oo og .aolyara) Baakr Ad
dress all eomBtanicadooa to ."; j , , , ..
." I t.sR.A501tlTo
maylt ' .... BIwa4a,CHy,Clr
. u,
ARMES .tDALUir.l,
-"rf -! 'Tmpbrb lbWH :iW
BaatttnrftTrtia '
BROOMS, PA RAV' TVBfV VBfJlffias wBfjBHKA,
BABKBT, TlHIMiRIAaai HATwHKi!,
cTATI0KthV,yPtJUU4-4 CleUHBa
efMS-cva-i rr,IHJ,rTgRo.
fISlflSt, TltkLK, ft "ma
Mi!atmI
UoBje . Jt'earaloisJaaE -'aaedA.
t a - - a ' ' ' I ' p -f rn"'"
filBfcCT I "PORT? R." OF BUBRFru PBOJC
1.IAMNOr lM AWOFUSOH
ioVjfi.'kLi V;
8. P. lHra6StWB6mpaiy Watched
Amtiliaii taot and Twhot Bl I saiu '
I Boeton Flax UiUs' Tirlnea, ...
f jlOfgaaror a awaa Vw PaMagTairni, .-non
HolhngsworVva MneJ t tjauaa taao,,,?!
ghertnanS fmprtwed Clothe Wrtt-gera, '
fcVarawol4aOwiBSf iBl rgk amiiv
F. hi claogh tin's Brashes. , . ,
" Ofartiocl Ts thW-t imVni rltfTJeaiV,
!ng enabieos lo sell At lowest market acioe.
-g ami Vaatnwriw rriwiva.'', "
lit Tf9ir Smieate --7u'THiciic.
aprtllB. -oaH'
-i, i, iji "i win . ol
eh bo vy m - .' ftiio .atfp".
-iJt.t
' iraf. ' rnnraitn
-' lb
Acue
.-I - - a.O
Tkllf
j . i-r u.i...b
' x.ra a,axj-j -ii sr rizi
0)f WILUMmi ki t li, aear' BX'K? A TIFT 1 ,
, i - m t ri-a..
( F as?. E at aat Re saa Ma. T raaav,
- oosjqOe. to-asgi ft, , mm, T. jT
tiit OAaaraag afJ '
g-f ekf? t UM i. . . -'t - J - J tv-f
-ieGood Stock Ean$;
f)C tl ''' !' V!t a",V je,.e A
-otnaxo vrf' A'Jwi- Uwxvkxn:
-'.') v-i-T UTWlS-'oalSWeeenW
'aiBKa.Visn.c tt n-i: ro
TtJ jV-k. s! Hi rj." !'5ll!'
sd
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