V
Oregon ffieetjfq statesman.
Sl. WHBSHOIY. Jl'SB H. IML
Worship.
Sales: is ottl for jMborod
cttley tie rttrrefces. 1.
ere refaUrty U wit ere-erty,
utemliee cfT-Uo- Froen these
n H wquallf
e.g., vk:hcch-goiDK"ofce-oa in ,
Venice1' woel-i irresisUb'y Wee trial
ur., is, pcrewtlsr,'W,,,!
coutmcsitj-, ni K.rak teeee,
..opalac aoeoee f l- Vat
eit&eriJCh
in .neve ttelew an -.fky atssos
E,hre f .fee " "V
Q(caf e ey sc5M iy.g.
Xi.iipptvc teres can sever
unaege (fee iTS-ai eAsx-acter of tee
shiog liUvJj trwotedfcy s.ch
term. Se o deceive tDen, try tbe
noeera e of e wti ri, for
it is wry simple wotA of 5arow ao--cestry,
aod j'-'y sifcoifie a
ute .trweirw. "Worshipful Eas
ter" friotao!, ve ioVe4- toercit
st omvIm is ty 4er
whoa i eccwefci .; p, to
fee fU of rtk, txtHtcj or 4(Mifc
7Vifrrs. It khi o bU fort by
wore1 oroenauct, u neoct eaored
eenes towwrafcro eOYe4.1e. Tie
jrimittve Usport Of tie word Utbe
ejne also in wfcicfc iti soften set! a
acrieurre, as is wadered fBiiieBt.jr ev
ident f its ueecnAe. 14: 1.-
It is not,sertfare, all of srorsuip to
attend cbsci, keac scrota re Teaming
nfi listen te (moos preaching;.; no-,
indeed, to ta auVlre prayers
ail erotion4 aynnings. It lawfully
exieas's itl noric ja h.ejord thiscaa.
traced eld of risUa, n& cot&pre
hernia that, m-eraer an5 note preciCeal
work, irrv dived hi the antes oa every
3ny labors at life. One tenors iris
friebd tjy ordialeprce(i of respect,
8teeii or lor tHiilfl .4eioft:ini
ootonly, befby erery cnrf!imocy
act f tfre rt to tongue anfl fcad
as well. So, th real !aaretrf the
rae worekiftpar it svdi os tt treet.
a tie ahof r Wsewkere as to be
"know ad read of alt ea" H tie
honor .or worrtii) of tfre mat?ilTei
aame of the Father. "When a .man."
eayg Br. oal, "leade -e. pioos and
good Ike, every hocr he Uvea la ir
tually aa act of roratip.' '
L. L. Rowland.
The Ute TenlteoUtrj.
We bad tkeUmeotaWefafitto cbron
icle tfc otber day that two Ketocioa
criminals fcad acaffd from the State
frieoa ia broad day. A Udderwaa
made en tbe preaaieea, wivbin sigbt
and hearisc of all hands, packed to
tUe paliag wall wbich scrroeoda the
new prison yard, and eootly atocating
upon it on of the prisoners, after
walking forty yardg the walk which
(ormooata the wall so at least we
bear ot down off the plings and
palisade and- weafieif nrely (iff iato the
woods and has cot baca discovered or
arrested. This of itself is enongta to
condemn any one having charge of the
Penitentiary for calpable inefficiency,
for this prisoner,, whose crim was
merely a midnight burglas-y, -bad oot
ven x sbadile oo to impede his Sight.
But that was not the wor?t; discov
ering that two an to were cr.jain, the
Superintendent aeems to have jumped
at tlte -oacUsin that bolt had thus
escaped, and that Sbaltc, with a twenty
pound shackle) oa his leg, had Soma
lika a bird over the high watt and
acamDered off into tbo woods. He
had the fire kali r-ODg and the town
two miles distant aroused to search
for Sbultz. 'Great rewards were of
fered for bis apprehensioB, aod it was
reported that his pursuers had him
surrounded in the wood", yet all
the while he was cunningly but se
en reW concealed ia the new prison
-vault, where the friso ner, it seems,
have -bad free access asd sometimes
have held grandjubilees.
The officers at tb-e iprisen went
through be farce of sitting above the
very spot fcere Shnlra lay hid, aod
talked over the matter of his capture;
and it is fair to presume that when he
finally became ready to give up his
possession of the premise he went
awsy fully informed as to their p'ans
and suggestions'. Was there ever be
fore in the aooats of prison discipline
aueh a farce ec acted as this miserable
one of permitting convicts to secrete
themselves within the prison bounds,
and run away at "leisure when night
affords the aiaotle of secrecy aod pro
tection? And was there ever before a
Superintendeat of a Penitentiary cred
ulous enough to believe that a man
shackled down witb twenty pounds of
iron could fly like a bird over the paN
isades aod into the woods? We think
not. '
The fact has become apparent to
every one else, and shonld be by this
time to the Executive that a change
is needed ia the management of the
State Prison. The position should be
filled by a competent business man,
one possessing a comprehensive aod
controlling mind, man enough not to
be scared by a runaway mule, and pos
sessing fully the attributes of a
gentlemen. - His Excellency is well
qualified fo judge how to select a per
son to fill the bill. It is a very an
healthy state of affairs whea every
partisan bully can dictate bis own
terms and demand office as the price of
bis success in perpetrating political
rascality. It is too often the case in
politics, and always leads to demorali
zation and the injury of the public
service. We feel like trying, in this
connection, to persuale the present in
cumbent that his duty to himself, the
Executive .and the State, requires a
speedy resignation, but we doubt if he
has the good sense to act on his own
convictions and rid himself of official
position at the expense of his personal
vanity.
Not k Cbstbn arian. We read in'
th Bed Rock Democrat of O. 8. Place,
who died lately in Baker county, leav
ing a young widow, a toll road and
other property, and who claimed to be
over a hundred years old. The young
widow had three children which the
Drmoernt also inctudes among Place's
assests. Now, we personally kn"w
Place about eight yean ago, and did
business for him, drawing op the in
corporation for his foil road among the
rest, and at that time he claimed to be
97 years old, but we questioned him
closely to find out that by bis memory
be could be not over 70. He didn't know
anything about the war of 1812, for
Instance, at which time if he was
really 97 in 1862 he must have been
over 40 years old. Having disposed of
the old man's ags we might lay a word
about those ebildraa, bnt will timplj
remark that one was born befoie be
married, the mother if report did not
greatly belie her. The boy was seto
. running around before the wedding at
ny rale.
Interealag Correspondent.
In tcb Bbcsb, cr run Hollow,
fcU-soHBAV, Jane 10, 1871-
Eiuriv. Sruuiis : I aint mucb c'
the pen wsivs and don't gt much ov
newspaper, ftotgk they ought to g
a good deal ea eae, for, when Tax abla
to be eat, tbey tiave plenty of items.
Toar aocount of ay capo, as cor
reeled m yessesdaj's issee. is geer
ally O. C see you have lost
W'atktixij' .(ta'vronag fey seUtag into
bias a tittle. II wrxte ta test yo in
soaK5 f acticclarg. j1 to oo nteract any
lies tfaat nay be-fiCt iate the Mercury.
- wTtAi6 aw name. -
. - . . -
lotbe Crst plae I liked say berth
pretty w!l ao'ftth-4Kgd for the ap
psiotoeeit, evs'ttra'peeitiea of bigfe pri
rate ia tecPearteaticry ie at ore agree
able o4 honorable t taut of the
gaardsaad ward sea. 1 ihoefjbtG ro
ver oght to -tare oaie eae 6uperia
teodettt,.for, oa cceot f ay Desao
cratVc -etratefry aroo b d Portlaad last
year, they had an excuse te pass laws
turaiag act the citytTokioe aad rcakiag
a Democratic lastilaUe-a f the Police
cowrtof that. city. But Lafayette was
uitettfrtefol, aed,s3 ooaVdo'tbe
Soperiateadeat, il efcese ibe herthof
hich private as the -nest beat tbiag,
aad-I wld never haveTesvgaed, eely
I foaad itlnsf essie'e teet akin with
the Superintendent. 'I eeitldfTt stand
being bossed by e. esan wb cfainied to
have been a better .Iemeorat aad te
hare il one -nnore eod wank fr the
partj lhaa ever liii.
AS CAST LITE TOUTS.
The idea tfect Haakoey and I had to
lay plans to get oaf is ridiculeas. We
had, all of as, to manner -oar beet t
keep frem being pardoned aad taroed
loose to earn ocr own iivicp, aod the
guards were becoming fOltto to as, and
everytbing was huoky dory, enly for
tbe confooded airs Cill put oa aboat
his Democracy. I eooidn t stand
tbens, and deteraaised to resign end s;u
away and earn an honest irviog witb
oat being aa expense to the State.
They have a hobby about accepting
resignations and reducing expenses eo
-as to have something left to divide
Laroaad. That was dil Tight eaoagb.
if they hadn t bragged -so csat tbetr
Desaocracy. .
BOW Wl OOT OCT.
We didn't want to ruin the credit of
oar boarding house entirely, so I got
Hackney to cover me sp in ahole un
til night, net to be seen leaving in
uniform without receipt for my
board, aod I laid aniptty -;ciet there
in-that bole, covered with -beards aod
fcrieks and barrels, but that was a
shabby trick tbey played me, sitting
and' gassing away on them barrels and
kicking the dast down onto me there
ki that-cre hole. IThat nadeae mad,
so heo they pot teady to go away,
and 1 got ready to leave; 1 went off
ana left tbe gate open just oot of spite.
WHAT I' DIDN'T DO.
It wasn't the fair thing 'for you to
make out that il bad stclee -bale of
wool, and robbed the 'trrry till of five
dollars, and skimmed forty dollars
worth of cream off a milk ranch ; that
was real uttpeatlemaoly in you, for I
ain't got ready to go into business yet,
aod when I did my intention was to
advertise in the bTATasKA-N, 'but here
after you can't count on my patronage
any more than you can Waikinds'.
Vou bad belter take then: elanders
agin me back tbe trat issue, or I shall
be apt to punch your 'bead -tbe first
time you go straw berrying.
NT 'PARTING EI.K8IMG
Was left with the old homestead,
where I had trad good treatment
and good clothes, and 'had good
religion and medicinn given mn
OJ demand. ! wouldn't -never have
said a thing agin Watkinds,-even if he
did kick brick dust down ento me, if
it wasn't for bis eternal gab about D
mocrary. l can't stand -that. lie
found out by watching -the Fair
Grounds that 'I wasn't there Friday
night, but I U 1 agree to be tbere any
night he will name, to nreot bim, and
be can find eut which 'U tbe best Dem
ocrat, me or him, by nanriug his time
and being punctual.
Yours, truly,
Shcltz.
P. S. Mb. Editor : 1 learn that the
Superintendent, having 'Io?t me, bas
gone and put a pateert sbackle on the
brick machine. Watch him and see if
he draws rations for the machine.
Siicltz.
Note bt tu Editor, We regret
having hurt Mr. Shultz's feelings, and
take his word for it that we did bim
injustice. As to the authenticity of
the foregoing epistle, we can only say
that it soands earnest, and our readers
must judge for themselves as to the
writer.
TUESDAY.
Adventures or Joseph nackaey.
BIS CSCAPI.
'This celebrated young man confesses
Ibart he owes an apology for leaving
Hotel De Watkiods without a fair set
tlement with the landlord and an
equitable adjustment " of standing
accounts, but be says that the guard
stationed to watch him had most op
portunely gone to sleep and he thought
Providence was kind. So he slipped
over the fence to try the experiment of
ptrsnit of freedom among difficulties.
Hariog staid in Mill Creek with only
bis cese eet of water nntil the pursuit
bad welt commenced, and not appreci
ating the cold water system overmuch,
he transferred himself to terra Jirma
crawled nnder a brush heap, and laid
there while several of bis pursuers
passed over him. O or them, tbe
gentleman who took tbe pner at M il
sac Cora's for being tbe heaviest m a
in Salem, took pains to stop on top of
bim awhile and tbe presure came down
so solidly that he will not believe that
Collins weighs less than a ton or a ton
aad a half, and be says he felt as if an
elephant bad trod on him.
AT tHI f AIR OBOUSD
whither Mr. Hackney went to keep bis
appointment with Shalts, he passed
the night, part of the time housed in
John Savage's barn wbicb ia directly
opposite, much disappointed because
Sbulss threw off on him and didn't
come to time, and as cold and ancom-
fortable as a man conld be who was
just out of prison and later still out of
Mill Creek and the mountain waten
from the Santiam. His hat had washed
away when io the creek and bay makes
so poor a comforter that Joseph came
near taking a cold in his head.
A BBIDOI SCBSB.
Friday morning early be started
down the old stage road towards Ger
vias, end on a bridge abont three miles
below town be came up suddently, fate
to face, with e German citisen of Salem,
traveling leasurely with a cane, aod
with a leisurely walk, such as pertains
to a leading stockholder in a hotel as- .
ociation. Both struck a startled atti
tude and each started to ran, bnt for
tunately for Joseph the stranger made
the mistake of running the other way
instead of after him and he began to
tbink himself a very lucky boy.
mCIDISTS BT THB WAT.
He began to realize also that be
needed a new suit of clothes, and as no
clothing, stores were convienient, to .
use bis own expressive language, be
" tracked six cribs' before Bight with
out t access. He met a number of rail-'
road hands along tbe road wbose con
duct was tncourjingi even tbongh the
offered oo material aid. Cheered bv
their signs of syapatby ha went oo and
towards nlgbt be saw whore some damn
had mended her leige lords pants and
bung them up to dry. The shades of
night were falling fast. He thought
before tbe shadows passed, he'd have
a pair of paota at least. But, as that
pair of pants he spied, and just before,
the, eientide, the dame came out
and thea uaUed those pants from off
the clothes line aad all his hepee were
dashed. "'Ti ever thus in child
hoods hour." etc. Friday night be
laid in the brush almost exhausted ami
recommenced his j mroey toward morn
ing. Determined to have a little on bis
head and to find something wherewith
al to comfort and replemish an interior
that bad bceomo a aad emblem of tbe
bollownees of earthly hopes.
HIS BECAPTt'RB.
Towards night he entered a French
man's bouse oo the paririe, represented
that some esc.e convict bad robbed
him aod forced an exchange ot ward
robe, and was well fed and comforted
by the untaspecious Gaul, and also re
ceived a bat. Then he went on merry
hearted, bat he eeems to have met a
little boy who noticed bis peculiar garb
and told his father about It when he
got home, and bis father, witb Thorn
berry of Gecvis and Lobdell of Salem
went for bias, and wouldn't bave found
bim, hid in tbe brush, only they scared
a flock of swine, that tried to run into
the sea and ran eo near as to start bim
up sod make himself visible.
BACK BOMB AGAIM.
Joseph Hackney is a lively young
man, and keit his captors from going
to sleep by bis vivacity in relating the
toregoing incidents. . He reached home
again Sunday noun, not in the " Pres
idential Car," which passed up a little
before, bat hy the regular train, and is
again a happy and contented prisoner
of the bonnty of tbe State.
A Crime that Calls for Remedy.
We received word yesterday that
Rosebnrg had been the scene of a ter
rible tragedy, occurring between the
publishers of the rival papers at that
point. We leara that the cause for
this bloody affray was tbe publication
of an assertion ia the Ensign, last Sat
urday, that tbe Plaindealer had, the
week before, altered a foul libel on the
character of ooe Higginson, and that
it was done for blackmailing purposes.
This charge was, of course, an un
pleasant one, but if the facts are as
stated, aod Higginson bad been un
justly accased of a henious crime,
then it was not unreasonable, though
it shonld, perhaps, bave been couched
in less offensive terms. It ebows
a poor state of civilization wben
such bloody conflicts can take place
among res pectable and intelligent citi
zens ; and it shows no less a misera
ble state of demoralization wben news
papers are at liberty to pursue towards
each other a course of reckless asser
tions and slanderous accusation.
These Roseburg papers tare not by
any means been the worst or most of
fensive in this light. It has been re
served for tbe party organs of Democ
racy here in Snlem, for mtny years
past, to bold this evil preeminence, and
they have spared no pains to maintain
it, as witness tbe irresponsible utter
ances of the Mercury at tbe present
time, and tbe vile and slanderous
course of the I'rcsi one year ago, which
no decent man dare assume as bis own
act to-day. Tbe recent affray is de
plorable enough, in all conscience, but
there bave been many such. The pres
ent one illustrates the danger to be an
ticipated from tbe cultivation of on
bridled passion. Tbe blood of these
men stains the moral character of O.-e
gon with a taint of rnffiinism we can
not wipe out, and demands that tbe
unbridled liceuse of j lurnftlism shall
yield before a purer civilization and a
higberjsense of honor. Atter all it is
much more honorable to meet in dead
ly strife, as these men met, and die,
even as a rufliio dies, lhan to live to
be the poor pusillanimous disgjace to
journalism that danders what it dare
not assault, and pas-es unwhiptof jus
tice because unworthy of notice.
Of course tbe Mercury can come in
strong upon tbe retort in this connec
tion, and to anticipate its answer, we
will remark that, in a jonrnalistic ca
reer of considerable duration, we bave
never bad to retract as untruthful a
statement made, and render tbe abject
apologies it bag recently made to two
slandered citizens of this city.
Our object in this article is to show
tbe consequences of despicable jour
nalism, and to nrge that all those who
conduct public journals in Oregon con
fine attack and denunciation to legiti
mate limits especially to troth and
remember that partisan warfare should
never be foul mouthed or dishonest.
We are satisfied that the readers of the
Statesmah will credit ns with having
ever conducted it npon this principle,
and we propose to so conduct it in the
future that it will bave increasing
claims npon public respect and esteem,
Tbere is another feature of this case
that deserves notice and condemnation;
we refer to tbe unlawful, barbaraus
aad roffianly practice of carrying con
cealed weapons by men who are living
t home with nothing to fear if tbey
do nut .rir ke attack. These men
went around, not ag nst any outside,
threatening danger, but against each
otner as tbe result proved, for tbe
peaceful village of Riseburg contained
no elements of dangrr such as threat
en tbe safety at times of editors a bo
dare to be truthful and expose tbe vil
lainy which prevails in large cities.
Thre is no excuse for a practice which
is prohibited by law, and which of it
self provokes most of tbe bloodshed
ot which we read continual accounts.
Generul News.
The Terrttoriee.
Wells, Fargo A Co. shipped from Owyhee
during the month of May $02,165 in bul
lion. Another vessel, a schooner of 107 tons,
is on the stocas at Port JMadisoa, l'ugt
Sound.
During May the amount of land disposed
of at the Vancouver office was 4,801 acres,
more than half of which wa hcimcstcailis.
Two thousand persons from different
points on the Sonnd visited Tort Madison a
few days ago to witness the latmch of the
ship Wild wood.
. A boring apparatus, to be used in mak
ing an artesian well, has been ordered at
Boise City. - Tba proprietor, MrtPiekel,
intends to go down 1,000 feet.
The Vancouver Register has been pur
chased by Mr. Stephen P. McDonald, the
"Typo" who baa occasionally heretofore
improved that paper with bis editorial
talent. As be now has sola charge of tba
paper, patrons may expect a great and per
manent improvement in it.
Willamette Talley."
From the Piaindemier f the 9th, wt enll
the following:
Tbe O.'A C. R. R. have cbintncnceJ
grading between Rusuburg aud Eugene
City.
On Tuesday the th in it.. James Cossul
mcn, residing six milea south of Roseburg,
was kicked ie the stomach by a horse and
fatally injared. '.' . --' . , i
The EmtiyH of same date says the apple
crop ia that section will he immense.
At tbe Land OSes la Reuburg during
the month of May, twenty bomerfeads wore
entered, seventeen proved upon; twenty
two pre-cmpUous filed, twenty pieces of ag
ricultural college scrip located, and three
thousand two hundred and seventy-six
acres sold for cash.
The Monmouth ifentcngw aays that tho
commencement exercises at tbe Christian
College will eoimneBoo on Wednesday tho
?sth inst.
Two hundred bead of cattle passed
through Monmouth one day last week
bound for Pugct Sound.
J. B. V. Butler has just completed
shipment of wheat sold to Allen A Lewis,
Portland. It amounted in the aggregatu
to twenty thousand bushels.
The iloimtninctr says that - the peact
crop in Wasco county is going to bo abun
dant. The Columbia river at tbe Dalles is fort;
feet above low water mark.
Portland.
From the Portland dailies of Saturday
and Sunday we glean as follows:
The Herald says articles of incorporation
were filed at the County Clerk's office last
week, incorporating tbe " Oregon Scandi
navian Society," object to provide for all
of those people who emigrate into Oregon
in search of employment.
The thermometer was 02 in the shade
in Portland last Saturday.
The Bulletin informs us that a little child
two and a half years of age, son of Edward
Kalin, broke his arm by falling off the
porch of his father's house.
The Oregonian states that a lad twelve
years of age, son of R. Meagher, was bitten
by a vicious dog owned by Win. Marshall,
deeper ot the rainbow saloon.
Inquiries are being made for tho where
abouts of Amanda Jane Marble.
A large number of persons intend visiting
Salem this week from Portland, to attend
the State Temperance Convention, so says
tbe Oregimia.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ElUOPEAJI SEWS.
Paris, June 9. The Gazette de France
says tho Princes have promised not to take
their seats as deputies during the existence
of tho present Assembly, and will not allow
their sons to become candidates. It is al
most certain that Prince Napoleon will run
for tho Assembly from Corsica.
The Ojiiii' SationnU, commenting on
tbe action of tbe Assembly, warns the
country that it is sliding down an inclined
plane into monarchy. La France compares
the speech of Thiers to tbe proclamation of
Washington.
Gurmau forces bave oommenced the
evacuation of tbe Department of the Lower
Scino.
It is expected that the stato of siege will
cease iu Paris on Monday.
London, June 9. The House of Com
mons has pa&sed the Westuieath bills en
larging tbe power of tbe Uovernmcnt for
the suppression of violence in Ireland.
London, June 10. Paris papers continue
to uphold Thiers, affirming that monarchy
is a synonym of revolution. Tbey think
elections may possibly change tho majority
in the Assembly.
Versailles, June 10. Prince do Joinvillo
and Aninnlo have visited Thiers, Urcvy,
Ciescy ami other Ministers, and were re
ceived. Thiers returned the visit.
The official journal announces that elec
tions in 113 districts will bo beld on the 2d
of July.
Tbe Journal assures tbe peoplo that de
posits in the Bank of France are uninjured.
New York, June 10. Mail advices by
the steamer Dariea stato that the Arch
bi.liop of Paris died with the serene cour
age of martyr. In answer to the insults
of his executioners he said, " do not pro
fane the word liberty ; it is to us alone it
belongs, for we die for liberty and faith.
Dombruwaki iliod in his bedroom at tbe
Hotel de Vllle. He received riflo shots
while at tbe barricadu of Rao d'Onore, and
w.n transferred from thence to the Hotel de
Vilie, wbcro he died of his wounds. le
hi.clcizi; was killed at the barricade of Cha
teau il' Eeau. His face was much disfig
ured by a portion of the burnind wall which
bad fallen on him.
EASTERN NEWS.
Washington, June 9. Rear Admiral
lloldrborough, in command of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, will be placed on the
retired list on the first of July, bat will
probably remain in command of the yard.
Rear Admiral Gordon will retire on tbo
IRth mst., when Commodore Allen. Chief
of the Bureau of Navigation, will be pro
moted to the grade of Rear Admiral to (ill
the vacancy. . The retirement of Admiral -Goldsborongh,
on the 1st proximo, pro
motes Commodore Taylor to the rank or
Rear Admiral.
New Orleans, June 9. The overflow ia
fifteen ihebes below Ligb water mark. Tbe -water
has fallen three inches m the last
twenty-four hours. Twelve steam fire en
gines are throwing out water to-day, but a
heavy rain, with a gale, prevented a fur
ther decline.
West Point, June 9. Tbo examination
of tbe graduating class of cadets was con
cluded to-day. All were successful in pas
sing the ordeal.
Washington, June . The strike of the
colored laborers has ended. Tbero arc no
signs of further trouble
Chicago, June 9. There was a terrible
tornado in Iowa City t-day ; houses were
unroofed and partly demolished ; crops of
fruit trees were badly damaged, and a man
was reported killed. The extent of the
damage cannot be ascertained at present.' A
New York, June 9. News has been re
ceived of the total loss of tbe steamer Wolf,
with a cargo of 17,000 seal skins, by col
lision with an iceberg, ths crew having
barely time to leap on the ice before she
sunk. Tbe steamer Lion saved the crew.
New York, June 10. Most complete ar
rangements are made by the telegraph com
panies to honor Prof. Morse to-day, and as
the weather is beautiful the demonstration .
will undoubtedly be of aa imposing char
acter. , . , . t . . .
Conoord, N. H June 10. Weston, is
elected Governor. . -'
Washington, Juno 10. The iron coast
survey steamer, now building at Washing
ton, will sail for tbe Pacific coast about the
first of September. " Professors Agassis and
Hill of Cambridge, will make a voyago on
the vessel for the purpose of taking deep
sea soundings all tbe way along the ronte,
and will make collections of specimens of
natural history for tbe Cambridge TJniver- ;
sity. The enterprise is highly thought of
here, as it is believed that it will add much
information and value to important stores
of the coast survey serviee.
. Tbe Jlerse Statue.
Now York, June 10. The unveiling of
the statue to Prof. Morse, in the Central
Park, took place this afternoon. All ap
proaches to the vicinity of tbe statue were
crowded. It is estimated that at least 50,
000 persons were within twenty rods of tho
speaker's stand. Gov. Hoffman presided.
The Governor delivered tho introductory
address. The event of the boar, tbe un
veiling of the statue, was performed by
Gov. ClaOin, of Massachusetts, and Hon.
W. Orton, who raised tbe national banner
from it, disclosing the figure of tbe light
ning controller. Music aad shouts greeted
the appearance, and wben tbey had sab
sided the inaugural address was pronounced
by Wb. Callen Bryant.
j CAMFOBSUJ(W8. ,
San Francisco, June 9. Tbe schooners
General Harney and Wild Gazelle, which
recently arrived from the north, brought
a ceusidcrable quantity of cauual coal,
which was found on tbe mainland and on
tbe Aleutian Islands, within one hundred
yards of air excellent harbor. " Meaiorea
art being takes to Incorporate a Urge lorn
paay here to work the Aleutian deposits. '
. Senator Casserly bas telegraphed declin
ing the public reception tendered this even
ing. Mrs. Fair's death warrant is now in the
hands of the Sheriff, duly signed.
A Chinese Young Men's Christian Asso
rUtiue, numbering forty members, has
been organised bore. , r
The monument to Mono, tbe Inventor of
the telegraph, was unveiled at New York
to-day with appropriate ceremonies. Con
gratulatory divpatehes are being received
and sout front and to all the principal offi
ces in America.
Wool Within the past few days par
chasers have been buying largely of burry
and other inferior grades. Sales of these
kinds amount to 500,000 pounds ; the mar
ket is now pretty well cleared of low grades.
San Francisco, June 10. The bid of
$500 for the old U. S. Marine Hospital will
be rejected at Washington, when the build
ing will be sold at auction. The Govern
ment will select a new site at once, probably
on one of the islands in tbe bay.
General Rosecrans is out in an appeal to
citizens and capitalists to aid in the con
struction of tbe Southern California Coast
Railroad, to connect with the Texas Pacific
Railroad.
Messages and answers were received and
forwarded by James W. Urquhart, Manager
of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
over the wire, this evening, on the comple
tion of the Morse monument
BT STATE TELEGR APH.
A Terrible Affray at Hwaetmr-.
Roseburg, June 1 1. There was a terrible
affray this morning about 10 o'clock be
tween Thomas and Henry Gale, of tho Eh
.i7, and Wm. Thompson, editor of tbe
J'laindtaUr. It occurred in front of the
1'iistoffice. It is impossible jot to tell who
nhot first. The quarrel arose out of some
newspaper article. Thompson ia Shot in
in threo places, through the face and neck
and through the shoulder and his side
jrrazed by a bullet. Thomas Gale is shot
through the breast. The wound is danger
ous if not fatal. Henry Gale is beaten
aiver tho head with a revolver and badly
liurt. The wounds of Thompson and Tbos.
(S ale are dangerous. It is said by everyone
that saw tbe affray that Thomas Galo shot
first.
City aad Coonty Items.
Shcitziana. Almost every body in the
city including ourself spent yesterday hunt
ing the ubiquitous Shulti, truo we didn't
get an old hot-gun and mount a fiery un
tamed steed and go prancing around the
eountiy in any Don Quixote sort of style
looking for him, but wo went for reliable
intelligence as to whero he probably was
hiding, and we got it, reliable intelligence
from every person we met. To sum np our
information
Shultz paid a midnight visit to Savage's
milk house and stole a loaf of bread.
Sbultx met a " forest maiden" Sunday
morning out on the Silverton road and po
litely saluted her with "hyaa klahaiva.'
Shulti was seen Sunday morning picking
strawberries, on the Pringle farm two miles
south of the city.
Sbultz tho same morning wss seen cross
ing Lake Labish bridge, five miles north of
tbe city, at 13 minutes and 21 seconds af
ter 1 1 o'clock.
Sbultz was can, -lit late Saturday night in
Jefferson, by a posse of Jeffcivoniaiis. Alt
they found was an old sitting hen in abnsb.
Sbultz was fin d npon by a watchman at
the Santiam railroad bridge Friday night,
who ke up and " and found it all a
dream."
Sbultz got rid of the Gardner shacklo
thirty minutes after he got out of tho pris
on, but yesterday he was seen with one on
each leg.
Sbults was treed by a farmer's dog Sat
urday on Waldo bill, but mado his escape
before the farmer saw him.
Sbultz has been seen in Yamhill, Polk
and Lina counties.
Our last information from Sbultz is that
he is in a ten acre lot about fo ir miles from
town and surrounded by about fifteen thou
sand men more or less, and was sitting
quiot'y under a basb writing another letter
to the Statesman.
Central Baptist Association. Tho an
nual session of this Asstciation was held
last week at Wacondn, commencing on
Thursday, tho 8th instant. Tho business
for the current year was finished on Satur
day evening, and the meeting adjourned on
Sunday to meet at the Yamhill Church, on
Thursday before tbe seennd Sabbath in
June, 1872. The attendance this year was
large, Delegates from nearly cveiy church
of that -denomination in tbe State, being
present. Among those who participated in
Ibc exerci.-es at tVaconda, were the Rev. E.
Curtis, Missionary, Rev. T. M. Martin,
Rev. Mr. Willis, of Texas, Tvcv. Dr. II ill,
Rev. A. J. Ilunsaker, lder Joab Powell
and others. Altogether tbe session ' was
harmonious and interesting, and much good
is anticipated during the coming year as
the result of tho meeting.
Tas Roazsi'nq Tragkdt. We learn
that last evening the wounded men in
Douglas county were doing well and tbeir
injuries were pronounced not dangerous.
It is difficult to say who begun it, though
the balance of the proof is that Gale fired
the first shot, and that wben Thompson had
emptied bis revolver ha used the same to
beat one of the Gales. We learn here that
Thompson was a very quick tempered per
son who had been in frequent affrays ; that
in one he has killed a man, and that in an
otner no nos snot bis man. it will be a
blessed thing if they all live te be ashamed
of themselves and to behave , more reason
ably iu the future. Tho Gale brothers
have been arrested.
Elfctios. Tbe stockholders of the Sa
lem Dray it Hack Company yesterday beld
their annual election of officers, which re
sulted as follows : For President, John Q.
Willsun ; Vice President, Robert Hswley ;
Secretary and Treasurer, N. O. Parrish.
The new officers have already taken bold.
Mr. W. J. Herren retiring yesterday after
having had charge about " three years.
Mr. Herren intends going East t'f the
Mountains ia a few days, partly to look
after his live stock interest there, and partly
for pleasure. IIo will be accompanied by
Mrs. H. aud the beat of tbe summer will
be spent by them npon the cool healthful
slopes of the Eluq mountains. A pleasant
trip and safe return. ' "
Ashp al Meeting. The annual meeting
of the Christian Church will be held on tbe
same, ground recently' occupied . by the
Methodist Church, South, near Dixie. Tbe
meeting will be convened next Thursday,
and will be continued over two Lord's
Days.- The Rev. L. L. Rowland, of this
city, will deliver the opening address on
Thursday. ' Several eminent divines are
expected to bo in attendance during the
convocation, which promises to bo an inter
esting one. and fruitful in its results.
For Astoria. Tbo Rev. P. S. Knight
leaves , on this morning's boat for Astoria,
where he goes to attend the Annual Asso
ciation of the Congregational Churches"
for Oregon and Washington Territory; The
meeting is called for Thursday tbo lath in
stant. Mr. Knight expects to be absent
from tbe city about two- wocks, intending
before' hu. return to extend his trip to the
Upper Columbia.- ' ' 5
Scsdat ExcDBsioir. The Royal Train,
having en hoard Ben. Uolliday, J. B. Fel
tbn, Wm. 11. Patterson, W. L. Halsey and
a number of others, passed up lu the end
of tbe road and returned to Portland on
an excursion trip last Sunday. Tho train
in railroad parlance, rau "wild eat' (no
schedule time). The time from Portland to
Salem wai mace ia In than two hoars,
aod between Salem an. bany in forty
three minutes.
At tbs Ritbb. Toe steamer Fanui
Patton came up yesterday on her schedul-
time, with a fair trip of .freight aad abosrt
thirty passengers ; after leaving 59 barrels
of lima fur TJxafovags A Wright and sev
eral other small lots of freight, and getting
several additions to ber passenger list
steamed away for Albany. She will be at
her wharf again this morning, on her way
to Oregon City.. Fare, $1 o0lo Portland.
Is Tows. Mr. Jaeob Stitzel, senior
member of tbe firm of Stitzel A Upton, of
Portland, Is In tbe city on business con
nected with their large Real Estate agency.
He proposes remaining here nntil after th
session of tbe Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars, to which body bo is one of the dele
gates from Multnomah county. ; r M . -
Mrs. Howell rends her greetings to th.
ladies, bas entirely new styles, differing
from those heretofore introduced, summer
styles, beautiful flowers aud ribbons, and
they ara pronounced tbe most elegant goods
ever brought to Salem. Guess you will all
have to go and see them anyhow. ,
- - .
Half Fabb. Mr. A. A. MoCully, Pres
ident of the P. T. Company, states that the
boats of that line' will carry passengers at
tending the Temperance Convention from
any point on the river at half fare, going
and returning.
Camp Mf.ktiko. The camp meeting of
the Methodist Church was closed at Dixie
last Sunday "evening. It is - stated that
there were upward of one thousand persons
on the ground to witness tbe closing exer
cises. Beat It. Hiram Gorhata, a colored in-,
dividual, who lives at the the corner o
Liberty and Chomeketa streets, brought to
this office yesterday a pea stalk grown on
his plantation, which measures seven feet
and three inches in length.
Mrs. Belle W. Cooke presents this office
with a rare boo,uet which contains twenty
six varieties of roses, besides other choice
flowers. Tbe success attained by ber in
florecnltore should encourage many others
to attempt to excel, as no doubt it will.
Holbert's ice cream is excellent, and be
furnished the printers of this office a supply
lost evening to sample. We can bear tes
timony that be makes a quality fit to be
served in that beautiful parlor be bas fifed
up in bis eandy establishment, wbicb is
bound to be a popular institution this sum
mer. Call and see it
The New York Circus performed last
evening to a full bouse. The Company
seems to be in good trim and gives a very
acceptable enU-rtainment. Wo predict a
successful summer business for them.
Tcrmeb's Statiox. Among tbe improve
ments being made at this station is a new
t
warehouse, nearly completed, which will be
occupied when finished by Messrs. Darly A
McKinncy, formerly of Aumsvillo.
LA!tn Orricit. This department yester
day was unnsually busy. Col. Thomas II.
Cann, the Agent, bonded nine quarter sec
tions of land in lots ranging from 40 to 150
acres each, which kept him fully employed
from "early morn till dewy eve."
South Sai.f School. Miss Martha
Graves has accepted tbe position of assis
tant teacher at South Salem District School
and commences teaching this morning.
Dr. J. A. RichiircUon ye.itcrday performed
tba deliente operation of catting tbe tonsils
from the throat of tbe little daughter of
Geo. F. Craw, Esq.
Kr.rp Cool. It may not be uninterest
ing to our readers to know that Messrs.
Uzalovage A Wright have a largo supply of
ice on band. Sold in quantities to suit.
Tho O. A C. R. R. Company bring Dele
gates to the Masonio and (iood Templars
Grand l.od jo meeting to be beld in this
city next week, at half fare going and ct m-
Messrs. Cox A Earhart bate on hand as
will be seen by their new advertisements
this morning, a lare supply of oats, bran,
shorts and oil cake.
Tho Ocean Beach Wagon Road, n"
Gmnd Rondo Agency and Salmon River, is
ready for summer travel.
Ktnte News.
PwrtlaaA.
From tho Portland dailies of the 13th we
cull tho following:
The II-raid says that Ben Holladay has
again TMstponod his presence as a witness
in the Elliott suit until next week.
The Chinese are having a "hieh old time"
flying kites in tho commercial emporium.
There were sixty-seven mortgages regis
tered iu the Multnomah oouoly dork's of
fice last month.
Nearly one-third of tbo participators in
a recent Portland Sunday Scuh1 pic-nic
were poisoned by tbe pois-.m oak which
grows extensively in moss grove. - "
The Unlleti states that a contract bo'
been mads with Mr. Montgomery for the
construction of the railroad bridge across
the Willamette at Hartisburg.
Tbe Colombia river ia still rising.
Tbo Oregoninn says that Ames the man
who was shot at East Portland is slowly re
covering. Mr. Meagher, whoso boy was bitten by a
dog, has commenced suit against the owner
of tbe d ig.
Capt. George Pease, of the steamer Alertf
bas taken up bis quarters at Oregon City.
Strawberries are selling for 20 cents per
quart in Portland.
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LATEST BY JTELEGRAPH.
EUROPEAN NEWS. "
Paris, June II. The Pmn expect a
strong effort will bo made by Bonapartiits
lit tbe success of tbeir party in tbe coming
supplementary election.
Gen. Douay has issued ordors that all
civilians foaad with arms in their posses- '
sion after a certain day, will be tried by
Court Martial.
Versailles, June 11. Tbe re-ettablih-aaent
of the Govern meat of Paris gains
ground. ' , ;
Ponyer Quartier proposes new taxes to
the amount of four hundred and fifty mil
lion francs. '
EASTER! HEWS, ;
New York, June.H? Secretary Seward
and party arrived at Sues by steamer from
Bombay, May 9th, and proceeded in a '
special train to Cairo, where the become
tbe guests of the Khedive.
Capt. Hall's arctic exploring steamer Po
laris sailed yesterday afternoon, with all
the officers aod crew on board, for New
York.
Now York, June II. The reception of
Prof. Morse at the Academy of Music this
evening was a most brilliant affair. Sel
dom has So larg a crowd filled the Aesd-'
emy. Tba stage was oooupiod by tele-
graphic operators from all parts of the
United States, who bave come here te take
au active part in tho ceremonies. Profes
sor Morse entered, surrounded by a troop of
friends, aod was greeted with applause from
tbe entire audiawro, At 9 o'clock a tclo-
gra
aph instrument was laid on the table, tha
iea being ceaocctBd With all principal
lines
cities and tuwns in the United States, and
the following message transmitted by? Miss
f Jalia Corn well : " Greeting and thanks to
tbe telegraph fraternity throughout the. '
world. Glory to God in tbe highest, peace
on earth, good will to an. Prof, atone
Manipulated his signature to the message. (
All necessary arrangements are made for
the President's visit te the Paeiae oeesU
He will leave Long Branch a beat the mid
dle of August, accompanied by jSenatar
lye, of Nevada, aod Ex-Senator Williams,
of Oregon1 He will visit' Salt lake, from '
tbere go to Nevada and San Francisco." At
the lattsr rdeoa be will take a ship and pro
ceed to Portland, Oregon. The trip may .
possibly be extended to tbe Sandwich' 1st-,
ends.
CALIFORNIA. ' ;
San Francisso, June 12. Private ad
vices from China to-day say groat uneasi
ness is felt at Pekin, and it is thought
there is danger of an outbreak against for
eigners and the Ibrjtn policy of the Gov
ernment, too s'j ag for the Imperial au-'
thorities o oppress, is now imminent.
There is baldly a doubt of its coming ulti
mately. On tbe Sth of May the Colorado Monoe
acy and Paloa left Woosung for Nagasaki,
there to meet the Benecia and Alaska, and
the whole fleet will then sail for Corea to
exact indemnity for the murder of the crew
of the wrecked ship Gen. Sherman, and to
secure a trc.ity for the future protection of
American souiiin.
Details of tbe bnrnin at f ttte Con
lie ship Don Juan, and tho roasting f 5U0
Chinamen in ber hoi 1, came by tbo steam
er. This was an American ship, sent here
from tbe East seven year since, transfered
to the Peruvian flag and christened the
Dolores Ugarde. Last year sha lost nearly
a whole cargo of Coolies by fever breaking
out among them, "an if landed Tbe remainder
at Honolulu in a dying conditioS."
There was a slight sprinkle of rain this
morning.
Arrived Steamer China, from Japan and
China, with 5548 pkgs tea, 1000 do. hemp,
1111 do. rice, 4A21 do. sundries, 536 do. su
gar, for San Francisco. The Captain re
ports that on May 25th, ho sighted a large
Japanese junk, under jury rig, and not
steering. He immediately bore up for ber,
and stopped the engine. After blasts of
the steam whistle, be discovered signs of
life, seeing the waving of hands from the
cabin window, and sent a boat Tbe sea
being very roach, and the junk rolling
heavily, they could not board her, but suc
ceeded in rescuing fire Japanese from the
cabin window. They report the junk from
Hiogo, February li, for Yokokama; ex
perienced terrible gales; were driven off tbo
coast, dismasted, tbe rudder carried away
and the junk drifted out to sea. Eleven of
tbe crew died of starvation. The remain
der have lived on small fish speared from
the side of the junk, but were too weak the
last few days for that exertion.
Tickets No. 6,594, 7,470, 7,511, 8,558
and 16,524, of tbe royal Havana lottery,
drawn May 30th, all held in San Francisco,
drew $25,000 each.
Thb Telli-bios. Wo bavo seen the
working of this astronomical instrbmcnt
which professor L. Cary has with bim to as
sist his loctures on that science, and also
has for sale. By ingenious mechanical ar
rangement this apparatus represents the
exact revolution of the earth and moon, tbe
peculiar orbits of each, and tba length of
days and nights and the space of tbe earth in
light and shadow at any day in the year. Tbe
value of this for tbe purpose ot illustration
is sustained by testimonials from all tba
faculty of the Willamette University
well as by the certificates of President
Campbell, of Monmouth, and of tbe pro
fessors of Philomath and the Corvallis Col
lege. Professor Cary intends to deliver
leetures on astronomy to be illustrated by
the action of this apparatus and to canvass
for the sale of the same to tbe different in
stitutions of Oregon. He will probably
lecture in this city next week. The card of
the faculty of the University is published
elsewhere.
alem Flocribo Mills. This mill is
still running, as small lota of wheat are
continually coming io. The prospects are
that they will have enough wheat to keep
them going during the present week, when
tbey will shut down for repairs, as stated
several days ago.
Yaqi'isa Bat. C. D. ilcClure writes us
from tho Bay that Simpson's new schooner
was to be launched last Saturday, and that
she is a very fine looking vessel.
The work on tbe Light House, at Yaquina,
is being pushed forward with the utmost
vigor. Many settlers are coming and lo
cating homes on tbe rich lands of Yaquina
Bay, and many good locations are still va
cant.
Ooatta is improving rapidly. That, ho
says, is the best anchorage on tbe Bay, and
is the headquarters of tbe Newport Trans
portation Co. Simpson's saw njill is located
tbere, and he thinks it is destined to rank
among tbe commercial towns of Oregon.
Last week (his letter is dated the 7th) Mr.
Diver, of Elk City, lost, by accident, a fine
team. One horse became frightened and
knocked his mate off the grade and tbey
rolled down tba hill. One horse was
drowned and the other so hurt that he died.
No one was injured, but a family was in tho
hack at the time.
Baena Vista Letter.
Ed. Statisbar : Summer and sun
shine bave come at last, and everybody
seems trying to enjoy it even the blind,
the halt, and tbe lame may be seen
basking in the sunbeams. The farm
ers are in good spirits, for their crops
are growing finely and everything be
tokens a plentiful harvest. Wheat, at
present prices, will well repay for his
labor, and, with our prospective in
crease of population, we may expect
' lively limes" during tbe next year.
Our quiet town has survived the shock
received in consequence of Ben Holla
day giving as the cold sbonlder, and
real estate is going again at tbe old
figures. Tbe only important event to
be chronicled is the convention of
Health Reformers of Oregon and Wash
ington Trrritory. Tbis body convened
here on Wednesday, the 7th inst., and
its session lasted two days. On tbe
evening of tbe first day's session Mrs.
J. C. Hill, of Portltod, delivered tbe
annual address, which was not only
logical, pointed and replete with in
struction and sonnd argument, effec
tively aod ably delivered. Tbe music,
also, was good, and was received witb
applanse. During the second day sev
eral discussions came op, wbicb, witb
some short lectures aod olber business,
occupied tbe entire day. In the even
ing Mrs. Loughery, of Salem, deliv
ered a lecture, and T. W. Davenport
interested tbe audience with one of his
practical " talks." Tbe session was
well attended, and all dispersed in
rood humor, to meet next year at
Amity, sutj-ct to a call from the Ex
ecutive Committee. So mote it be 1
NtJTMKO.
j9More than 500,000 peoplo bear tes
timony to tbe wonderful curative effects of
Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext., or Golden Medical
Discovery. For palpitation or irregular
action of tbe heart, aU severe, acute or lin
gering coughs, and for "liver complaint"
or "billiousnesa" it is unequalled. ' Sold by
all druggists. "" " june14w'ldeod. '
Tbe Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society of
Nevada City shows a list of Referee which
oould not help to satisfy tho most incredu
lous doubter if such a ono eould be found
on this coast. Its friends are legion, and
iu managers most reliable as well as shrewd
business men. The second drawing will
come off on our great jubilee day Fourth
of July and he who neglects buying a
ticket deserves no more favor from Dame
Fortune. ' ; i i jencdtaldeorf. '
Sodden change of weather are produc
tive of throat dracv .,'gh, eoJd, Ac
There la no' more effectual relief in these
diseases to do re aud. than bt the timely asc
ot "Bro'i Bronchial Trocke&." They
possess real merit, and have proved their
efficacy by a test ef Many years, having re
ceived testimonials from eminent men who
have used them. juneltwldcod. -
f A Medlctrae
for our mother, wives, aad listen bigb
ly respectable lady al Stoektoa, Cel., eays :
"My strength was exbaastsd. stanuuh ea
f jcbled, and fast settling iotedyspopoia, ar
f icted with intense pain, inability to walk,
lownes bf spirits, aad no enjoyment in liV
I used Bristol's Sarsapvilla, aa directed in
the almanac, ends experienced a complete
are. juneUwl 690.
.-. The world of ta-day langhs t the thera
peutic of fifty year ago. Blistering tbe
bead, emptying tba reins, rasping tbe bow
els with cathartics as irritating as ehesnut
burrs, will soon be consigned by common
consent to tho limbo ef rejected fallacies.
Ia tbe meantime Dta. Waleib's Vntota
Brrrsas, tbe true ally ef Datura, are effect
ins; by a niiht 'and painless' process, such
euros of dispepsia, liver complain! and pe
riodical fevers, as the world half a century
ago wauld have deemed miraculous.
" ' - juoeI4wldeod. '
. , From Bravzll.
A young and lovely dauguter of a Bra
zilian nobleman in Rio de Janeiro, ac
knowledging tbe receipt of a case of Ucs
rat A Labmab's Florida Water,. says:
"This perfume is not new to me. I bave
long used it at the toilet and ia the bath,
and bave always found it not only the most
agreeable, hut also the most lasting and re
freshing of Floral Waters.''. ... t
sTThera are counterfeits and buyers
should always ask for, and be sure they get
the Florida Water prepared by Lanmaa A
Kemp, New York. . . juneUwl 564. .
SPECIAL, HUTU Eg
WlLUil DAVIDSOIf,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Offlee Sew rreat Street,
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
' "AL MTATI this CITY and (AST
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UOL'sia and 8TO.t; lw ..
IMPI'OVBD PARMM. aa vahwWe aaewl
tlvtrd LAND, located In A. , part of the
8TATK for SALS. '
RV.AL rTTB and other Prnjvrty r
chased for Corret poodeDt. i lnM n ry (n-4
IhrouKhout the TATts and TKHRiroKIEA, witk
ETtt ear and oo Ihe most ADVASTAOtOUJ
TKRH&.
HOOTTJj and STORES LIT A' EO, 10 tK
NKGOTIATM), and CLAIMS OS ALL DM
CRIPTION8 PRMPTLr COLLECrFo. And a
General KIN NCIAL aud AG.KNCY BC81NESB
transacted.
Valuable Hint a.
A retrnlar habit ot body b absolutely essentld
to physical health n4 clearness of Intellect- Nor
Is this all. TsVa -vy of peraoa cannot eo-exlit
with an unnatural eoodhten of the bowel. A
free ptnift or lb relus aUer of the ri:a
throuirh these natural waste pipes is aa o-a-rr
to Ihe partly of the body aa the free passage of
tha offal of a city through lu Rani Is necessary
to the health of It !i.bbltant.
lodtfratloo 1 the primary caase of Boot of tbe
disease of the discharging organs, and one of
Its moat common result ts constipation. This
eo-Ti,lalnl. bldes being dangeroos In itseir, has
many dissgreeabw cwnceaiKants--oah aa an un-ple-aant
breath, a sallow skin, containina Ins
blood and vlir, hemorrhoids, headache, loas of
avtn ry and general debility.
Hoatcttrr's Stomach Bitter remove n the
evil or removing their immediate eaase In the
digestire organs, and rrgulatlog ihe aetloa of
the hiteatlne The combination of properties Io
Oil etlehraied preparation Is one ot it chief
merii. It la not merely a slmulint or a tonic,
or an antlbillou agent or a nerrin., or a blood
depurent, or a cathartic but aU there carattr
element jtt'ilelou'l Mended in one powerful re
Moratlre. It lends actlrlly and vigor to the
Inert and enervated stomach rlite tfa alimen
tary canal of Its obstructions, and glees tone to
the membrane which tines It, geoUy Mimolate
the liver, bracr the nerve, and coerrs tbe ani
mal spirit. No other remedy possesse aach a
varielp o hysientc virtoe. It Is to tbeae char
acteristic that it owe IU prestie a hnoteliold
medicine Experience ha proved that it I rffl.
carious, and hence it I aa popular with tho
weaker ez a wlih the iroDg-r
Hosteuer's Ston-ach Bitters resM In bottle
only, and th irade-mark blown ia the glaa and
ngrtved on the label, ts the ttat or g-numenea.
Beware of counterfeit!. jaoeUwIwdced
Chapped Haada aad Face,
Sore Lip, Drjraoa ef ttte Hkla,
Kt.,lie.,
Cured at once by Hkofmax's CiurnoR lea
with Gltckrixk. It keeps the bands soft
in all weather. .See that you get liaoc
max's. &ld by all Druggists, only Ji
csnts. Manufactured only by IIegemah A
Co., Chemists and Druggists, New YcV.
iaoTl:w. y. :1"
PSTCHOM CT Any Lady or Gentle
man eaa make (1,000 a month, secure their
own happ nea and independence by reading
Paychomaney, Fascination or Soul Charming, to
page, tail ioauuetion to ae this power over
men or animals at will, how to Mesmerize, b
come Trance or Writing Medium. Divination,
Spiritualism, Alchemy, Pailotophy of Omens, aad
Djeams, Rrlgham Young's Harem, Guide to star
ne, Ac ; suo,0OO sold. Sent by mall in einih
for Si-US, paper covers Sl.00. Tha Philadelphia
ftr speaking of the book says its author Is Her
bert Uauihou, B. A., the celebrated Psychologi
cal lecturer, aod the publisher T. W. Krans. doc
or the oldest established Perfumer and Publish
era In the city, the mention of who nam I a
efficient guarantee of the merit oi the work.
Sir. Krans a spent seacoa- already, la adver
viaing and retting out this ordinary book. Pkep.
tiea In Psvcholozy read and be convinced of (hi
wondertul oocoll g'W. - , -
NOTICE. Any person willing to act a Agent
will receive a sample copy PRRK. As no capital
I required, all diru of genteel employ meat
should end for tha work iocloting lu cents tor
poMage, to T. W. Krans, 41 8 Eighth r , Phila
delphia, Pa., ... jun.ug-w
i A sr tftfwT Tin -t rzc
The orttrtnator of this wonderful medicine,
claims io have discovered and combined in kar
wumy more of AVrlure' mint tovereign wwrf soil
projxrUm than was ever before eo obloed to one
medicine. Tbe evidence of this fact I found ia
the great variety of moat obstinate disease
which M ha been found to conquer, la the core
or BrnnchUU, eer CoiigK. and tlx early
taces of ContKmption, It has a.tonlshed the
medical lacults, and hundreds nf ihe bea hy
elans pronounce li ihe grrateM medical divot
erf of IV mge. While It cum the sv-reat
Ooueha, ii srrenabtens the -lem nd purinea the
blood. Br Ma Q'eat n4 Vomigh 1, nod pnH
fyimq pmptjein It mm alt tTnmnrt rnm U e
worai Scrna t a cnmino LUAcJk, PitnpU -r
Eruption. Mer uri.l reae. Mineral PuWoru,
Sjphlllite and Veoertxl THseaw. and their effects
re eradicated and sionvss ImiUX and a fund
ormMUuUon ea'abli.hed Eryeipetat, Salt
Xhewm, tieald Head, Fever Sort, Soflf of
Bough. Skin. In hort, U iha numerous disease
caused by bad blood are eoo'iuered by this
powerful, portfrlng and Inelmra tag medic In
Por "iteer Complaint - Jliiiou JHeordert
and Ilabitnal Constipation, it hu produced
huodred of t errant aod peraiarent cure where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offer $1 ,000 reward for a med
icine that wlUeouaal at ia the eae e alt aiaease
for which it I recom nended. Beware of coua
frit and worthless imitation. See that my prt
vt Government Ptamp, which i a potitire
ewrrmtXee of Genuinene t upon the ooutde
wrapper This medicine I Hold bv Druavtsi as
II CI per bottle. Prepared by R. V PIERCE, af.
!., Sol Proprietor, at his Chemical Laboratory,
1 18 Seneca atrset, Buffalo. N . Tf. .
majll-'m
j The " Pint Kills" may justly be styled the
great medicine of the world, for there I no region
of the globe into which It ha not found It way
aad teen largely used and htshlrptlaed. . More
over, there I no dim to which It hu not proved
to be well a lap ed for the cure of a considerable
variety nf dtseatee ; it I speed j aod safe rem
edy for barns, scalds, cola, bruise, wound and
various other injuries a well aa for dywotory,
diarrhcea and bowel eomplainu generally. It ta
admirably suited for every race of men on the
face of the plot.
It I a eery S'gnlflrant fact, that notwithstand
ing the long period of rear that the Pain Uti
le " hu Wen before the worth, it ha neree twat
on whit f it popularity, but, oa the contrary,
the en for ft hu steadily Increased from Ms first
discovery, and at no peeem time hu lb de
mand for It been so great, or the quantity mad
keen so large, aa It la to-day.
An her ignlneaa fact la, that nowhere ha lh
Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, or been
more generally used hy families and Individual.,
than it ha been her at home, where It wu Srt
discovered and introduced. That the Pain Kdler
wH ormtlnoe to be. what we have at vied it. Vie
gnat mrdiein nf Ms MrM, there eatiuot b the
ahadow of a dtiuht. ProeiiUnc Adteriietr.
iune7wlmdeod
i - 7 ' "-
f2.S0 will boy a pair of Lad'-cs' High
Cut Serge or Foxed Balmorals no China
foods, but at A No.' 1 article.
A large invoice of Het-ht Bros, and Tir
rclls celebrate! boots for men and boys,
received per Oriflamute.
Also a ine tut of Ladies' Kid aad Serge
Button Boot ; tieuts French Calf Bx Toe
Balmorals aad Gaiters. All of which will
be wild later than tbe came quality - of
good bu ever been effcrod in Saleta.
jun2 lin ,t J0UX W. (jILUFRT. .
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18 40Tl 70
s NOTICE.
N OTIC IB w herebv given! "that my wife,"
Htaikwih M-, ha lea my- bed and board
without just caase or provocation. This kt te
warn alt persons against harboring or trusting
her on an j account, a I will pay no debt of ber
eat acting from or after iM. dJite.
' . VOLS ETUOS ABtV
K vertoo, Ofn .May 1Sth,187l. w
KfW ApTPPtlaVwwsits.
The, Tsjllsuism.
Itrn ss a was
crowning maa-T'""'. T ' V!
Tellurlon. now or. TTku". L"t"-?rv.
nd he. .. healLMto. ,m ' H
Sout Instrument for lujtratli-g uaTe-rt.? mZ
,ton0' Vs rt " Ik ?l,TniTtZZ
around the arth, we h ev-rTeenT '
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Prradeat WiH.meiu Talvtraf t.
b J. POWELL, "
Tw'T,!f SforhewiaoVw.
IrOWJKU, u hOSV
Prof. Water! Bearaoau
Ftor Congregational (Tswoa.
: . i
Music Books Worth Bavins I
Life of Beethoven SoAiKer at Jhrnnrlet tl t
Ufe of Mendelssohn .. Lampadium
Mendekanh' Letter Lndy WaUaro ve.i
Polio' Reminiscence (Of Mewsewaohn) ..'
Polko's Musical Sketch (of Oreat Muter)
Lire of j ff-rrf-Anr
Rossini ... JUwatdM
" Chopin , XiasJ
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Moaart, A Kouutatlc Biotraphy Jrj
Music explained to the world... fttit
Hitter' History of "-' ,. K
Kliler ra Letter oa mule.
History .l Old Uumarwd"
Mason's Mustcat I !.
-Ilanergal
Hut Ing' Forty Owfera,
Moore' Encyclopedia of Mu
uaniiner' Music of nau
The recent onroareflng prcgr ta -wa-al
Culture aad a steal Tut, la clearly loiti d
by th great aad hurtulng demand r fc. abov
work, which are all - well got p." onlala noth
ing pwSoou.omit nothing that l Important,
aod are roll f - rend," fcatwutmg Wtr.
Pent, post-paid, for the avr
OLrVEK DITaOM CO.. TSeeUm.
O. B.OITBOH dsO TtwTsrk.'.
iaaele wdeod
Eslraa Kntlre. w
Tak-n trr.wtat s . tt!?ir tat v.
...d.T?.,n."i'1t. . tie on" karsia.
rath thin ra oesh, wmt (trip In cr-h far, ana
of them has white hiad feet, both sheet It hands
hbjb , .JAMES PUHKK.'
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BENEVOLENT I ASSOCIATION
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Washing.tnn IIei.11,
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Wednesday, Jtljr Jth, 1871;
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Pabllo School, fire Depart snowl, M.
eonlo, Od raUetura. DrmUU
i and flee Teahwlair ?'"'
liiti Idinir FUnda:
1,143 GIFTS!
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WTfl he distributed to Tvket homer
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0100,000 ! ;
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LIFT OP PIOTI:
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Girt gold eoin, ta each,
ion Girt gold rein. Sue euh
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1.141 Gifts, amounting , ... ,, , . ..fj'tlfJUW
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WILL B( DEPOSITED WITH TH ' -
BANK OF WOODLAND,'
Aad theouth It the StMrlharUoa ef GltU win V
I the drawing will ho reel acted t-i nm
a- the - Mereaatile Library Gift Concert," of
fSan francisco. ,
Person at a distance can etrtalo tl keob
endlngchaek n Baak ef Woodland, ne'eoia hy
Well PargoACo. - .
IVGood nenonaifaU Agent wanted, 10 per
cent earn ik too allowed oa Slty or awre ticket.
Addr all order to -
AKOSltS, DBITX dk. CO,
Oesteral Bfaaasjorat
WooJIani, Tolo County, CaL
WESLET aXAwXa, aWeart,
JaneeU-jtnyS
Htonmboat Notloe.
People's Traawfii- Co.
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KTIL 1 CKTBrt ROiKSTKC,
Win tea aw Ahaany eery 'i
Mondar, Wrdarsday aad Friday,
" At 8 o'clock f. M,
Connecting at Albany with hoot a fee
Corvallis and llarrtbtnirc,
And. rator4a w Mawo -
Salem for Psrtlatssfv ,
OK
Tnesday. Tkarsday asht Batardaj.
- At I teleek A. It -t
A AW SEeC DLLTf,
Palem,Janll,1gri.' '
A Lars Bapply mS '
' Oils C A SABS,
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For "ale by J
juoelS . COX da BASAAAStT.
LADlTs AND GERTLEnFlf
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Salom DrTAji- Store X
TUATCHSCK. dk BOU. 1
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Direct from Saw frxslisi.atr
rMsrlera Drna; Wtofes !
TIIATORBK a. SOsT. 1
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MRS. HOVCLt,
HAS JDaTaXCUTtO . ..
New Millinery Goods
SEASOHBLE GOODS.
Xlio X (a test 8tyea!
ENTIRELY. NEW 4 .
Restaurant at Camp Groand.
Nesr Dirt, Polk Ceaoty.
CHRISTIAN" C'HUKCII,
Oamp Meet ir gt io eommeoes Thnrfelay, Jaoe 18.
1.1.1 ASS I4VAOE Wisnra TO It-
form the- unha aa he wwt he ea the
Camp Ground with aBrst-eia labia daring th
meet in re. Part lea may make arrangemewU v
board their families, wafer - will obviate too
tronbkt of eordtmg. j
Salem if'rcuiy, Orrotm KepuUimn, Chris
tian llernger and Benton Democrat pten
copy.
JueeS
Capital House.
i Known aa Capital otaarnat, OpgeaMe Cbe-
sneketa Hot.) , . . .
OenansereUl treet, (Uleaa. .
T IfrORH TMSs"sOSit,IO VSJr I
am prepared le fweniah Ida heal in market
affoa ds, at the fnlhrntng low rate :
Single meals, from I a. ss. ta 1 m..ZZ e's
tied . r i si i iaw iia. T5 tv
noaru per .1 ea . .., , ai on
Bowd aad htdglitg pee wee....fc.
Sft
CnBre. lea or tnocolaie, ewh eaae. .
Strawberrhe and reau, with oak.
le ta
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will he careful y Blled a un hour P
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