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Newspaper Page Text.liL glHMDiTe iCIE i mi r SUNDAY. U4bu BfyariaiMt Kcv. We Veara frees JIoa. X. - KacBm, fii4Kolf la Affairs, b tiea oike laaely rtrM tfroca m-oT--Kcul jomt; . .be triCT( 'Hi of, the Caaeaee, tbat rte tT.r boo4eries dt tbeCoisdaTUBeseTwatioQ tiHwonQ'eifm' rtieswadis-ocM i beta Srrvitlea by farther atey. A CoMcit weea ffo"1"' ' eaeK atCaalflU, AmrastSts-, e ooxa vDfsace tae reretia ier tfae apa?oaeae of tbe UassjRta Taos. Ttxs rpvc ia vofM4 that tfcniM at reaiy teem 4 ealt errA o aa o rcr. 5'o prfiwo Of the hind a as a -made ta 9aan, jot eriK efceCoiiMafl tjles. Jfoc.tyw aay Uoa te ky ere vilrinc'e ararsse f .her Saa!. KarA ioJerest, aod e7eo -eiciteaterrt ti feUta ttrioiy, bf whitet MrC4 m(4;m, Mt aoti aliens wil trawe we op4oo w it eoraswtWc j-curev te Jbekgltts f tbe I aiuM ad even M b iatte f la rMC e fasiher ttrrcyi-oT la 3ian ftesetwebloae, ere tear At Mr. "T. W. Baveopect e sesrwe 'were Che (aede oa etc &fetc Kesewcrroa. T. ft. Kaaew sot vrriQg tae Wares Sf niof twcvctiaa; .-a4 -a Kt Mercer s afta rv eying tfa.Klataatfa fteservafcon. "Cat. . P. Tkecrrpson will cMaMW tee survey a 5rnid KodsIc, m -aosnad (baraest m ower. These eorveys are mada in exrxrrfJtTioe witk treaty atrVprfave o i jatbioe o tbe f o&tM, 4or eajw to awai betxowe Jane's anal ssn?ryacc4sBa dent iasix'tag. Tlx wrsttcfc Se yre ceelmgs wi neX atete, aod tr hry -caet iac rafid.jngroaa a der (lie r iai'is. Sr. . H. Brewo -fc tart4 far KlaaaUi SLearrvaxioa. ui Warai jSprioc, toater of 4i)atah. Mr. -C. . rofortb.,'CaiT Clert of Io4iea SrpU, mr ta-y far tbe Lebcoo Tae,S.e laccte noewn- encactn at Cainf PaHc, t cenaect with theClaMth read at afce Tipper De8cbterent)f. Thiiiii tUe H xereat -tf the 'BepaTtBrent, to -aecore a direct rovtefoci tb'M rfaee to'illaaalb if or governaasot irebd tram. Teaais nor atClaaicfh are rd-ef4 iiere, for the rpoQ f trantportio; bmU m hioery, arcIlei adUierjai;le an to Klamafc fmj. Letter ifroa St- Xoutf- St. Loc't, ., f aaeCC, ini. 'EotroaSraraeaA' : Freacoaiagtbat 501 wooij like te hear a wot ft-aai tbia ureat city, avail myself of tbe present apf ertaerrty ta vvtVxrra 7011 of any pre sent aorreaDalioga. Twecty-ais: jeara ttarve 1 been a ottiniou resi dent of Oregon, and now Tor' toe-first time daring that whole feri-M of riate, t taod withia -the limits o! tfaii city, od gaze with waade? at 4e rea stride abecta take toward! all that -consulate -west: tb, gTandCTtDC cam tneretal aroiperlty. By tbeipreat Vio ' vesa aad coartesy ef Sylvester K. Laf lin, ;., I have been eaahicd ta 'view all the -cbjeets f iatereei ta he h aerveal hee. Vr. Lafiia beiag arera ot the u Board of Trade, 2 was "hy hiai icorted ta the " Exchange.,71 and in troduced to tfee atearhera of that "Board." I aviKed myself of the opportanity, aod Tostitnted a coaa parisoa between the wheat of thie part of tbe coaotry aad that of Cregtsa, aod let ae Miae you 1 bad aatnylee of Oregon wheat with ate) that Oregon can bear tbe palm from any wheat ex hibited on tbat occasion. Indeed, I believe we eao beat tbe world in tbe projection oT tbat ataple, at well in quality aa an oaatity ta the acre. To-moTTOw a grand TeeeBtiaa of ' oesta" from Towa takes place, and reat areparatiaoi are being, aad have fee en made, to give thoee guests such a receptiaa aa wfil'fto iewsr to tbe city, aod be a soarce of -pleasure, profit aod jrrati6catio, aad that will also be tbe means of rstablt ibinga tr steal of txi si nes relations hetweee tbe citicens of Iowa aod this city that wilt be a mutu al benefit ta all coocerned. I 'have just receive! a hearty invitation from tbe coatenfeitee oa invitation, to "be apreaeat aad participate tin an excur ion and entertainment that is being pre pared for tbe ncra 00, ad wbeaever op porta nity dffrr I ahatl endeavor to 'apeak a od word for Oregon, tbe land of say adoption therefore, I have accepted the invitation, aod per a apt when the eaerctee erf the day are closed, I 7 giro yaa aa account of tbem. 1 exhibited tome of out wbeat at tbe Board of Trade in Chicago, and there, as) well at here, Uregoa atacdi pre-emiaeat. Ore (tea looma up ia mr mind as the paradise of the American continent, aod aa sucb, C expect to end any days aad lay my as bee within ber beatiful borders. Then, all bail to Oregon t My ber prosperity caatioae and increase, ontil people ot every clime shall point to ber aad say : " Be bold the graaary of tba world, aod tbe land of health aod beauty." STsra'sa Starts. State News. FartlastaV From tbe dailies ef the 24th : The Brr- ald says T. II. D. Loss aad John Orchard, conrieted of forgerr. will eeme op te Salem te-day to commence three years service. Tbe ?reom'M learns tbat tbe Irish ex ile reapoad that they are aaable to accept the invitation te visit Oregon. East Portland has in tbe City Treaanry $1,240 caah oa haad already. The Bulletin says graders are at work within four miles of Eugene, aad the track U laid to tbe river at Harrtsbarg. There are fifteen candidates for tbe pesi tioa of Street Commissioner. Cora, the magician, has recently returned from Walla Walla where she reaped suite a h arvest. The joists for the first floor ot the Cos tern House hare been laid. Willamette Valley. The Oregon City Euterpritt says : The remains of Charles Pope were buried by the Odd Fellows with appropriate aad im ptesslve ceremonies. The Sacrament of Confirmation was ad ministered by Archbishop Blanchet to a cla of ten persons at the Church of tbe 8 acred Heart. ' Fare by tbe P. T. Company's boats has been' greatly reduced to all points on the river, and hereafter the Senator will leave for Portland ia the morning at t o'clock, aod in tbe evening at 4 o'clock. One Indian killed another ia a gambling qaarrel. The murderer ba aot been arres ted. Mr. Robb haa been elected Principal of the Semiaary for tba ensuing year. A Chinaman named Ah Toope. employed MJ2lP'!E?L!i t0 PP'illj bet. $IQ Jba.t be eonld swim the Clackamaa river. Ha didn't wia, hat his Chinese friends were at last account engaged in dragging tba river for his body. Another drnnken man fell off the bluff and waa badly hurt. . - . LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. EraUPCLA.M SEWS. Pari. Jaa 11. Tbe Deke O'AaaiaU Undei at Cataia, ui t exfeeUi ia Pari iUgmi, Sliaiater f Fiaanea Dader tba, EmytM. at a aaiiaata far the Aaieablj frwa the Dcaartmaa f iMriogii. Oraaiga. awaher f tbe CcaiB. wae mm reported dead, haa keen arraeiea. It is aaid MaXahoa hat MtiaquMbed bii intoattoa 4o raaiga a anaef tha amy. The Hiautrj of Fiaaaoa are retmuig t Paria, and mm caae Lauraa. ... . TeraaJBea, June 52. The caudidatei tmoi the Departmeat f ' era. are Faid- hethe Mi Featelia, AejittUicaaa ; Da aedaehcld Dupeet, Lagkiaaiata. alorlia, June 22. There aa a terrible eeoideot to-dajr oa tbe Loyjsic line of rail way. A traia euoveyiag Poaaeraoua roortitoiu France (faurara) w thrawa frum the track, and two oficert aad twenty- jimratea were killed aoe elficer and JerXy jriratea were injured. An uoniiwt. fit. Thomat, May 30. 'ema from An- tigoahaa heea neceired that tbe cable waa aucoeasfully laid frua Saiat Kitta to that Ilao4, and it ia therefore already ia com- inunieatiea with two f the Windward 11 Uad kj cable. EASTERX SEWS. Waahiagtun, June 22. Tbe Interior Departmeut baa aut aanouaeed ita deciaioo uc the claim of the Central Branch of tbe Union Pacific Raiinaad Company upon the gueatioa of it right to extea4 ita read from the ;p went-wentern teratinaa oa tbe line of the Union Pacific Railroad and to receive in id .thereof a tierernmeut aabaidy in land-and boada. Tbe cade waa argued ia behalf of the Company by ex-Attorney-Oenaral Jioar aad . il. Kichvila, and agaifnit it hy ez-Seaator Willuuue and ex Kepreaentativea Ingenoll and A. Prentice. It ia utidantood an etiort u twiag wade tor a rehearing f the case on ne proof pre aanted by .tbe Company. Tbe Attorney General! piuion ia adveraa to the claim. 'Mew .YutIl, June 22. There waa great eaeiteaieet.in Bloumfield, New Jeraey, to day. -The eitixt-aa were called out by the ringing of .church bell to resist workmen of the Midland Railroad from building a bridge arB.a creek in that village. Wilkeafearre, Penn., June 22. Forty ouner ware Oemporariiy iinpriaoned in a enioe yesterday by tbe caving of a stupe. All were treul and are expected to recov er from the cfect of foal air inhaled. Boston, June -22. The Execuiive Coun oti of the 2itinal Board of Trade are holding a private. meeting cere, considering the recommending of subjects for action at the next general iBeting of the Board in St. Louis in December next. It is under stood our-cemsaercial relations with Canada will be a promineat'topic diacued. TUESDAY. EwToa Sttim.n : In my last I promijad that-I would give you an ac count of the excursion party which took place on "June Mth. Tbe occasion of it was tbe celebration of the opening of railrowd communication between Iowa aad the eity Of t Louis. I was invited 'by the committee of arrangements-to be present aod participate in the pleasures aad exercise ot tbe day About six hundred citizens ef Iowa were met at tbe 'railroad depot, and conveyed to theSoctbern Hotel, where tbey partook of a lunch. Tbey were then conveyed to 'the -wharf, where they embarked upon tire-steamer " City of Vicksburg," aod sailed'up and down tbe river in front of tbe city. In a shoTl time we sailed dowa to tbe Vu' can Iron Works, rhere everything was ia preparation to exhibit to tbe visit ors the process of takiog the molten iron from the furnaces, and making it into blooms.- I gszed in wonder at the immense structure, huge engines, and vast quantities of coal and -iron ore. On board tbe eteaner'I was introduced to t)r. Hill, wh- made a 'visit to Port land last somuer, to see'fais brother-in-law, Frank Deknm, and by tbe kindness and courtesy of tbe -Doctor, I was made acquainted with all tbe de tails, in reference to the. works, fur naces, tc. We'nd tbeulcan Iron Works capable of turning out 40,000 tons ot iron rails per year-; also, two furnaces, yielding SO to 85 tons of pig iron in 24 hours, Wm. I. Lewis, of tbe Lewis Iroo'Co , hiving two furnaces turning oat tbe same amount. 'In both of tbese'lacgevworks our'laie 'visitor is idterested. Also, tbe South St Liuis Works, tara;vjg out -40 tons per day, pig-.ron, ana the "Carondolet-Furnace, turniog out 18 tons per day. Ail the iron is melted with stone coal. After looking over tbe works we again went aboird tbe steamer, aod beaded for tbe landing, where one hundred and thirty-five carriages were in waiting to convey us to tbe 'Fair Grounds On our way op, tbe lare cabin was filled to oversowing to bear Speeches from gentlemen connected with the excur sion party, ajdni having been rtrnor-d tbat an " old Oregooian" was 00 board, a toast for 6regen was given, ' and almost before 1 was aware of it I was raised upon tbe table to respond, and during tie course af 'mw remarks I tendered to the city of St. Louis Oregon's best wishes for her welfare and prosperity. After tending we went to the Fair grounds, wftere a p endid dinner was prepared for the ovi a.ton, and I can espnec yea, Mr. Editor, tbat St. Lnuisans know bow to get np a dinner. The table was sgtead with everything that corfd tempt tbe appetite, aod tbe guests did ample jut tics to it. After dinner we started to visit tbe principal obj-ots of interest in the city, and at the clos t of tbe day we repaired to the Southern Hotel and wound op tbe exercises by a grand ball. Coiocil Troreedlnp. At tbe meeting of toe Cmrnn Council beid last Tuesday oigbiih sura of $40 was sppropriated with which to construct four gates, for Ma rion Square. . , Tbe appropriation for tba bell, tower was increased to $300. J. H. loures submitted a commnnl cation, stating tbat if the city would set aside $1000 for the purpose of building a bridge across Mill Crek, south ef Cbarcb Street, private parties woald contribute $500 for tbe same purpose. Mr. Miller moved tbat tbe amount be appropriated, as requested. Mr. Jordan moved to amend so as to refer the matter to a special committee of three. Tbe motion carried, and tbe Mayor appointed Messrs. Jordan, Mil ler aod Bootbby sucb committe. Indefinite ' leave of absecne was granted to Mayor Smith, to enable him to visit San Fraacisco. On motion, tba Council adjourned. Cfrentt Court, Jane Term. jcdob A. 1. TBATaa, paisioiae. Thomas Cunningham vs. Commercial Hotel Assooiotioa ; judgment by defendant. H. P. Harris et al vs. Steamer Calliope ; motion to set aside tbe entry of judgment for informality by plaintiff; motion sub mitted. State of Oregon, ez-relatione, B. F. Bon ham vs. K. P. Boise ; demurrer withdrawn judgment for plaintiff. . - W. H., Prnette al rs. 1. A. Pruett et al; judgment by default. . ' : " - The following Jurymen were excused: Oeo. W. "Turner, Wm. H. Lewis, Stephen Smith, John Sbaw and Daniel Clark. Or dered that venire issued to-day to fill the vacancy. Masonic Turn Cosies Sfost.-The committee of arrangements en laying tbe corner stone . of thf Masonic Tem. pie would request persons or associa tions desiring to deposit mementos, and especially articles tending to per petuate tbe early history of Oregon, to laabi; earn. at tbe banking boose of Ladd k Tilton on or before Wednes day the 28tb in-t. Other papers will confer a favor by copying ibis notice. Orefonian. ' Oalksvhxe, Douglas County. A sub scriber, Mr. W. T. Benjamin, writes Irom there. May 27th : We are having consider able rain jaat now. Crops look very prom ising, aad the health of the people is good. Strawberries plenty, also squirrels, which destroy era just coming up very much, rendering the prospect ef this cereal rather aliu. There baa been considerable neat cattle drivea aoutb past here within the last tenth a large part of them for Goose Lake. These baa been no marriages, deaths, ruaawaya, dag fijrhu or " sicb." for some time, ae that, till last Thursday when we had a law salt in this precinct there was aothieg t diaturb the barmony of " South Priaglers." Tbere is considerate immigra tisn iot this part of tbe country from the East aad California. Correspondence. Eatroa. Statisuam : Tbe Cumber, land Presbyterians held a camp meet ing of some considerable interest, on the Abiqua, near Silverton, including Sabbath, June 18th. Tbe congrega tion was large, and specially noted for their good attention and good behav ior. I have been attending sucb meet ings for twenty years and bave never witnessed better order and decorum, by any assembly of people, to any part of tbe world. These Items were particularly noticed and spoken of by Rev. Neill Johnson, Samuel Allen and many others on the ground. "Honor to whom honor is due." We compli ment Silverton and surrounding com munity as being entitled to tbe good feelings and best wishes of onr breth ren. Respectfully, A. W. SwiiaiY. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. EUROPEAN NEWS. Pari. June 22. Prince Napoleon has declined tha nomination for the Assembly from Ihe Department Charington in favor of Rouher. A letter from Ouixot on the state of France is published. It counsels mainte nance of Thiers in power ; approves bis policy and desires a speedy solution of the asoparchiral question. Paris, June 23. Fifteen thousand men have been sent to Fonrainebleau, where there are two Court-martials. A Free Trade league is established at Veraillea. Lc Gauloit aay McMabon ba issued an order abrogating the provision against the sale of inflammable. Retail dealers are forbidden to keep over 200 litres. Manu facturers and dealers in arms and ammuni tioa are required to subj :ct restriction. London, May 22. It is said Nnpulcon will reside at Mainhead in Dover. Lrd Loftua probably succeeds IHoom- ingfield as Embassador at Vienna. Sir Augnst'is Poget succeeds Loftus at Berlin Lord Beliere succeeds Grcnt as President of the University of London. London. June 23. It ia rumored tha' Prince Arthur will be made Duke Clute. aad that the Government intends before the proportion or Parliament to produce a bill for tbe purchase of a royal scat in Ire land. Tbe cable between Hong Kong and Shanghai is repaired, aad communication established. Paris, June 24. There is great distress in Paris, and people are applying for parish relief. It is estimated tbat there are 200, 000 paupers. Labor is scarce. Prisoner represent the German people as friendly, but tbe authorities they report as harrh. Versailles, Jun 24. The Orleans Prin ce will not return to Chantilly until the Prussians evacuate the Valley of tho Oise. It is reported that the trial of Assy, Ros- j sal and Rochefort is again postponed, in I consequence of the discovery of important I papers. Gambetta declines to stand, because the Chamber is illegal. Bourbaki has recovered and commands at Lyons. j Washington, June 22. Geo. W. Curtis i has accepted an appointment in the Civil Service Commission. Final action in tbe case of the applica tion of Bowen for pardon will be deferred until the return of Attorney-General Aek erman from Georgia. South Carolina pol iticians are working both for and against tbe release of Bowen. Especially ia this true in regard to Republicans in the Dis trict in that State formerly represented by Bowen. New York, June 23. The Arctic steam er Polaris will he ready to leave for the North Pole on Tuesday next. Capt. Hall ha succeeded in getting a scientific staff and crew to suit bim. Chicago, June 22. The extra session of the Illiuois Legislature, at Springfield, ad journed i'ie die yesterday. The regular session meets in this city in November, but it is doubtful if it w iil do auy business as it is believed the Constitution makes illegal any sitting of the Assemblies at any other point than tbe State Capital. CALIFORNIA NEWS. San Francisco, June 23. Governor Haight, Milton S. Latham and James Mc Donald stait this evening for Amador coun ty to consnlt with miners and mine owners and ascertain whether it ia not possible to effect an understanding which will obviate the necessity of proclaiming martial law and protecting life and property ot the point of tbe bayonet. The first new wheat arrived ia market from Vaca station this morning, but was of inferior quality. The first lot last year was received June 9th. Gen. Rosecrans will act as Grand Mar shal on the occasion of tbe celebration of the 23th anniversary of the PontihVate ot Pius IX. ' Edward Manchester, an employe in the postofiice, dropped dead to d:iy. Parties interrested in the Amador mines r- generally satisfied that the matter will ije j.iui"aMr settled and work resumed with in the coming w.-ek. Selby delegates aro elected in everyjward in the city. San Francisco will probably cast a vote as a nnit. In the Seventh ward a savage fight took place, in which some 50 men took part. One man was carried home on a shatter, insensible. A number of others were severely beaten. Edward A. Soappe, of San Francisco, has invented a railroad switch, which is wholly managed from the engine, and pronounced a complete success. A very valuable in vention. John II. Carmany, publisher of the Orvr land, will be a candidate for State Printer before tbe Republican State Convention. - Los Angeles, June 23. A special from Anaheim this morning says, at half-past 12 last night the Planter's hotel was bunrnd to the ground. It was with great difficulty the fire waa kept from spread tag. Loss, $7,000; insured for $4,500. Fire supposed to be tbe work of an incendiary. ' j Sutter Creek, June 24. Gov. Raight, Latham and McDonald arrived a few min utes since. Everything quiet in town, 'The Governorexpresse confidence that all can be arranged without trouble. The difficulty is simply concerning new men working at the surface. Company claims the right to employ aay one, aad tbe league demands the employment of all hands. The Presi dent of tbe leagne privately allows that in his opinion the companies wiH recede, and then gradually discharge the leaguers till all are shipped. The real motive ia the fear of Chinese Isbor. Pennsylvania mine is eighteen miles away, aad ba jnst erected a twenty stamp mill, aad it will employ Chinese exclusively, otherwise tbey say they cannot oake it pay, as the rock runs less tbajf $4 to the ten. No excitement here. Miners are quiet and . reasonable, and only ask what they think right. La. tham and McDonald are now arranging preliminaries. '; WEST INDIES. St. Thomas, June 17. Troops of Bacs and Cabrnl, numbering 1,200 or 1,50 each, had a fijbt at San Juan on the 4th. Cabral was defeated with" heavy loss, and retreat ing from San Jnau fired tbe magaxina and nearly destroyed the town. .. State Newts. : Houtbiena Oresross. ; The Plaitidealer 'ot ' tbe ' 23d instant, state that Fraiik Waters, of Roseburg. while driving a team for a load of sawdust, tbe horses started suddenly, throwing him nnder tbe wagoa, badly bruising bim. Same paper states that on Tuesday last two men passed through town in pursuit of Sbultx. Tbey stated that they bad found bis shackles, and bad proof that he was on his way south. Toe Roseburg Emitjit says wheat is sell ing for $1 25 per bushel. Harvesting has also eommenoed in Cmp qua valley. A man by the name of Walker borrowed a horse last wee of a Mr. Chcnewith to visit the circus in Roseburg. When he got tbere he traded horses with the eircus com pany and left for the aouth. Both the horse and man was caught and brought back. Willamette Valley. Tbe Eugene City Guard says large droves of cattle and sheep are going east over the Military Road. Tbere is a better prospect for wheat on the Long Tom than for any time before in ten years. The P. T. Company's steamer Albany ha made twenty-one trips to Eugene City this season. She is soon to bs taken off. Portland. From the Portland dailies of Sunday and yesterday we cull,: The DulUtin says that Ward, who killed Graham, in Justice Dryer's office on Tues day morning, still contjnues cool, calm and collected. A man named Mcintosh while at work on the new lock at Oregon City last Saturday, bad hi left shoulder discolated through the carelessness of k man assisting him in handling a machine. The Orerjonian says that another at tempted murder was committed in Port land on Sunday evening. A person named Kelly was shot by Zed Willson through the head. The affray took place in a gambling room and grew out of an old grudge. Kel ly will probably not survive. Vancouver Intelligence. From the RetjUlcr of Juno 24th, we glean as folllow : The river reached its highest point at this place 011 Tuesday at noon. It came within two feet three inches and half of tbe '02 mark. It has done incalculable injury to tbe crop prospect of this county for the year. By an order of commitment from J. S. Hathaway, County Judge, Levi brooks wa sent to the Territorial Insane Asylum on Friday. Mr. G. W. Durgin ha turned over the office of Sheriff to Ckptain William Turn bull, who entered on the discharge of his duties on Wednesday, the 21st instant. The Fourth Annual Fair of the Clarke Countv Agriculural and Mechanical Socie ty, will be held at Vancouver. W. T.( Sep tember 19th, 20th and 21st. A soldier fell amoti the knives of a mow ing machine at the garrison on Monday acd was dangerously if not fatally injured. City and County Items. Local BiiEvmts. Mr. Wesley Graves, Agent for the Woodland, California Lot tery, has sold in a remarkably short space of time, nearly 130 tickets The new ad vertisement of J. M. Coulter's great com bination coopcrshop, grocery and provision establishment, will appear to-morrow Statistics relating to the large and interest ing camp meeting, just closed at Dixie, will be forthcoming soon....T. II. D. Los and Juhn Orc-bnrd have arrived from Portland, and taken quarters at tbe Penitentiary, tbe former for two years, tbe latter for throe. Mr. John Booth yesterday started out with Mr. J. G. Uolbert'a candy wagon. Ho goes up one side of tbe river to Eugene, and returns on the other The Webfoot Band impatiently waits for the Portland Express Office to get ready to forward their new in struments, which were way-billed last steamer The mails for the south and east will close at 4:30 p. m. and for tbe north at 8:30 p. m., letters not in by those hours will lie over Mr. 11. L. Pittock writes P. M., Rickey, that the Oregonian will he forwarded from Portland south by the early train Soe new advertisement of skating rink. An extended notice of the handsome manner in which Mr. Walker hr-s fitted up the Wigwam, wiil be given shortly A number of interesting local items are crowded ont for want of space. FocRm or Jolt. At the last meeting of tho Committee of Arrangements, the fol lowing officers of the day were cleeted : His Excellency, Gov. L. F. Grover, Proi dent; Judge R. P. Boise, Orator; B. F. Bonham, Esq., Reader of the Declaration ; Rev.C.C. Stratton, Chaplain; Mr. Dan. Clark, Marshall ; Meisr. David Cole, S unuel Bass and L. S. Scott, Finance and Special Committee of Arrangement. The Committee will meet this m.truing at the Cbemcketa House, to make final arrange ments aud adopt m, programme, which we doubtless will be able to give in our next issue. Death or Host. II. L. TunKR Many citizens will he pained to hear of the death of II. L. Turner, of Antnsvillc, owner of tbe important mills and other property at that place, an old citiien of Oregon and of Marion county, and a man of sterling worth and considerable influence. He was about A3 years of age and for some time had been in feeble health. Soma days ago, with his family, he started to spend a few weeks in the mountain, and when a short distance above Stout's Mill he wa taken sick in camp on Friday evening and friends were sent for from AumsvilSe, who remained with him nntil hi death, which occurred yesterday (Monday) morning at five o'clock. The funeral will take place at Aumsville on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, p m. . Cochtt Clerk. Mr, A. B. Cosper's first year, as County Clerk expires on Ihe first of July, aad the unanimous voice of those he has come in contact with during tbat time, ia that he ha performed hi da ties well. During the year he has issued 99 marriage license and he authorises us to announce that if any matrimonial dis posed persons, will make it one hundred by next Monday, be will charge nothing for issuing tbe permit. Mr. Cosper also pro poses to give fur publication some interest ing statistics for the first year of his term, that wilt not only be interesting to tbe citl xens of Marion county, bnt to those of the whole State. Chahoe op Time.' Trains oa the O. A C. R. R. commenced running on their new schedule to Harrisburg last Sunday as fol lows: Passenger train leaves Harrisburg at 6:2a A. Jr., passing Salem" at 9:15 a. nr., and arriving in Portland at 1 p. at. Pas senger train, returning, leaves Portland at 1:30 p. at, passing Salem at 5:05 p. sr., and arriving in Harrisburg at 8 P. x. Freight train, with passenger car attached, leaves Harrisburg at 8:10 A. a., passing Salem at 12:40 P. ., and arriving in Portland at 6 r. a.; returning, leaves Portland at 7: JO i. ., passing Salem at 2 P. ., and arriving in Harrisburg at 6:05 p. a. Through Tickets. Mr. Geo. A. Edes, Agent at tba depot, yesterday commenced selling through tickets over the 0. A C. Stage. Lin rrosa the and of tbe track to Tehama, and all tbe prominent, intermedi ate town and cfties. Tbe selling of through tkkts is a Sew feature Tor Salem travelers, and we predict as tbe railroad ad vances farther south, a ticket can be pro cured in this city to every place of note be tween Oregon aud the Atlantic sea coast. " '"rVaaaL ron Bors. We call attention lo the advertisement of tbe Home and School tT Bar, opened at Forest Grove, Wash ington eeenty, by Rev. C. M. Blake, A. M., wbe prsyays to board and instruct lad te euatify these to enter Pacific University. Mrs. aad Mr. Blake have had experience and saoacisia teaching. The fact that tbe scheel wal be ia a measure eon nee ted with Pacif e Caiveraity and preparatory for the regal ar eaarse there entitles it to tbe high et ceaeideratioa. Wawisb Mr. Blake tbe highest aooces. . - y... . UoaotPATBT. Our readors-Mvill see by the card ef Dr. Pay, that w bave a praetidoaex: aiaoag as Cth Homospathic School. There are assay' who believe in this system aad Dr. Payne's movement how that he prepose te make a. permanent residence ia oar city. Too Mi'CH SnrLTZ. We have received a great many passionate letters and one long poeia from Sbnltx, of late at least so they pretend but either be waa in bad humor or didn't do himself justice. Ia due time, whe he to suit us, be shall have his bear ing. Tbe reputation be has made so speed ily and successfully must not be lowered by any basty dispatches. IxTEBKXTlHQ. The letters from Stephen Staats, an old Oregonian, written from St. Louis, Mo., will be found very interesting. Tbey give the impressions of one who re turns to his old borne after a long absence, extending over more than a quarter of a century. Agent at Coos Bay. Judge Skinner has kindly consented to act as agent for tbe States ah at Empire City, Coos Bay and our subscribers in that vicinity will here after settle their accounts with bim. CaustJAl.. At the opening of the Cir cuit Court yesterday, twenty-nine of the thirty-one juror empanneled, answered to their names. This promptness is both un usual and commendable. C. W. Pettyjohn advertises this morning a new milch cow for sale. Parlies in want of a bovine of this description will do well to read the advertisement. Farrar Brothers received yesterday direct from California cx J..L. Stephen, a large lot of cabbages, green peas, cucumbers, turnips, squashes, onions, oranges, lemon and limes. Grasd Juitonst. Tbe following is tbe list of Grand Jurors drawn yesterday: C. II. Smith. Cyrenus Condit, N. R. Doty, S.iinuel Weleb, Geo. S. Foss, J. W. Shrum, James Rickey. Important Election. See notice another column calling an election to be held July 3d, to elect Chief and Assistant Engiueers of tbe Salem Fire Department A Trick us tbs acracaman Indi ans. H is not a little curious, njs the Iudrpendirnt, of Chile, to ktmw bow tbe telegrapb wires aod posts bave been pr served trom injur by the Indians, otherwise tbe communica tion ot tbe frontier forts with one an other could cot bare been kept up. The following stratagem was bit upon aod related by a traveler recently from toe frontier, who was asked bow tbis wis He raid wben tbe posts were erected tbere were some forty or fifty Indian prisoners in tbe camp of tbe army. General Pioto, fearing that tbey might destroy tbis itnportaut work of civilization, called tbem to gether, and brought in an electric bat tery : " Uo you see -Ibu wire wbicb is placed here?" " Yes, General." ' Well, tbrn, I bave caused it to be placed there, so tbat you shcnld not pass to tbe other side or touch it, be co.ge if yoo do your bands will adbere to the wire. Tbe Indians smiled with an incredu Ions look Tbe General called tbem one by one, and made them lay bold of tbe wires aod battery and then set it going. " Let go tbs wires, I tell you." " I cannot, sir, my bands are be numbed. On rutting off tbe current of course tbey dropped tbe wiies. Etcb lodi an was made lo experiment for blmsclf. Before iet'.ing tbem go tbe General recommended them to keep tbe secret and not tell it to their countrymen. Of course they did quite the contra ry, aod told every Indian wbal tbey bad seen aod what bad happened 10 them. Since then not a wire bas bero damaged, because tbey now all beiieve tbat if tbey touch tbe aire tbey wonld.be caught and held prisoners until tbe troops came up. Texas The Republican papers of Texas are moving for a division of that State. The Houston Trleirapk presents this plan : First, for three States. One of these is to be west of the Colorado, ono beiween the Colorado and Trinity, and one east of tbe Trinity. Besides these three States, it proposes to cut off northwestern Texas by a line running from tho mouth of the l!i,I Wichita to tho mouth of the Pecos. tn the Rio Grande. This to be erected into two Territories, each as tarire as the State of Illinois, and each in all prubnliility soon to hare population enoouh for admission as a State. This plan would convert the present Texas into five States with ten Senator and double the representative power now wielded in the House f Representatives. Philadelphia the other day enfjreed, for the first time in years, an old law of 1797, requiring bread to be sold by weight, as is the practice to France, and bich would be a good law else where, if rigidly etiforced. It. is said that the ex Emperor of tbe Frei.ch has $2'J uOO.000 ol property in Italy alone, an I hi entire private tor nine is Variously estiraatnt at from $160,000,000 to $140,1 00 000. The failures iu the United States, dtirlnit 1870, it is reported, amounted to 3,551, involving liabilities of $88 242,000, against failures during 1869, nmountine; to 2.793, involving liabili ties of $75,054,090. As a severe spell, the following; cer tificate is nearly equal 10 Colonel Jobn Sci-tt'8 celebrated order for naals :" "Tbis is to certify, at I, William Sands, is agreed tbA'JrTm Brown shall bev mi Daughter Patsey to wife this 17tb day of geoewery, 1811." An editor once wrote a notice of a Columbus business college while put Itshmg a paper in Xenia, Obio. He spoke of it as a well-deserving institu tion, and of coarse the compositor made it " hell-deserving." A rich farmer refused to subscribe to an iron fence for a cemetery in Vermont, 00 the plea tbat it neeeded no fence, as those inside cannot get out, and those who are out do not waot get in. Drao Mes tell Bo Tales : if tbey did, anathemas against the depleting lancet, the drastic purge, and the terrible salivant of the materia mcdica, would arise from every graveyard. Tha Motto of modern medical science is " Praerve and Regulate, not de troy," aod no remedy of onr day i so en tirely in harmony with this philanthropic logic as Da. Walkrr's V to stable Vis SAa Bitters. Ia this powerful, yet harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and all diseases of the stomach, liver, bowel and nerves, encounter an Ir resistable antidote. june28wlwdeod ForSO Yeara The dark-eyed and lovely daughters of Spanish America have used Mcrrat A Lavhax's Florida Water a their only cotmetio and toilet perfume. It i the most lasting of all Floral Waters, aod possesses refreshing and Invigorating properties not contained in any other preparation of the kind. As there are eonnterfeito, always ask for the Florida Water prepared by the proprietors, Lanman t Kemp, New Turk. jnae28wlw . Dr. Pierce's Alt,- Ext- or Gobkn Medical Discovery, will not raise the dead, bat it will benefit and eare the living. For all severe Cough Throat and Bronchial diseases it bas never yet been equaled. For .'Liver Complaint" or ' Bdiousness," aad Constipation of the Bowel it is a never failing remedy. Sold by druggist. " ' " june28wlwdeod Commercial. SALS M ARRET aSPOttT. f Wr JwseTt, MM. We bav iat flit! sVaags to- Bote lace onr , last report, rlfept it the price of wool, wbicb oar dealers ia tbat staple are paying 3536o, will aa upward tendency. Flour Best breads $2,00 et. per single sack. Corn Meal Oregon ground so ; Walla Walla 6c Wheat Best white $1 29 per buhel. Oats 50 cts per bushel from wagons ; Potatoes 1 00(L$1 25 $ bushel. Lard 15 et in bulk 5 $2 00 can. Baeao Sides 13 to 14c; bams 16 to 25o fur sugar eared ; shoulders 8 to 12a. Beans From wagon 4e; retail 6c. Butter 25 to 30 cts. Coffee By the sack 22 Jc ; retail 25c. Cheese Oregon (Cranston's) 25e; Cali fornia tbe same. Candles Grant's $5 box ; Woods' $4 50 to $5 ; Adamantine $4 00 to $1 50; at retail 25 to 3T4 3 lb. Eggs 20 eta. 3 dox. Apples 7 5e to $1 00 per box. Dried Fruit Apple 8 to 10; peaches 18 to 2tfc; prunes 35c; currants 16 to 256; raisins 37c, Fiah Salmon, choice. Lf bbls $7 00 ; bellies, kits of 20 tbs, ti ; do 30 lb, $6 ; mackerel $4 per kit ; codfish, eoast, 15c; Eastern 20e. Sugar S. F. R. 16e at retail ; island 10 to lie; crashed 18 to 20c. Syrup S. F. Keg $6; gallon $1 25. Soap box $2 to $2 25; $1 bar 25 to 87rc- Salt Carmen Island, ft.ewt, $175; Liverpool Dairy $3 00 ; do packing $2 50. Tea $1 to $1 50 lb. Tobacco 85c to $1 25 lb. Oils Linseed. at mill.$l 30; retail $1 50; lard oil. at retail. $2;eoJ oil, $3 50 can;. 75 cents per gallon. Lime $3 50 ; by single bbl $4. Iron and Steel Common bar iron, and round and square, 5)e; bona shoe 8 Jo; band iron 8e; hoop iron 9 to 10c; hf round 8c; Nor way nail rod 12c; plow ateel 12 to; spring and tire stiel 15c. Kail 4 fenny and over $7 50 keg ; 3 penay $11; cut ip.kes $7 to $7 5U. Ore iron Woolen .vods Salem make, at mill, wholesale, b' -. gray. No. 2. $1 ; do No. 3, $5; do white, No. l,extfa$.IO; No. 1 do No. t, W 50: do No. 3, $5 50; Flannel 8 4 white, $1 12J; do 4-4, 55c; do 3-4 37t40c; plain colors 40 to 45c; fancy twilled sbirting 45 lo 50c; do grey mixed. 37 to if, bard times V0e:doeskin f fl; mixed beaver $1 ; fnnev caaimere $1 10 to $2 50 fr double width ; tweed 70 to 85c; yarns $1 to $1 25 s lb. Cotton Goods At retail, sheetings, standard. 12 to 15o; seconds, 9 to 11; light. Hi to 12c; stun lard drill 18 to 20c; shirt log, bleached and nnhleaehwl. 1" to 20c; bleached, to i. 10 to IZc; denims 16 to 25c; hickory stripe 16 to 25c; prints, tancy, lljtolljo: Merrimack 12Jc; delanes 20 to 25c: ticking 4-4 25c; 35 in. 20 to 25c; ltosey 21 to 33n. Read XI ia! " I bad suffered for about 13 month with chills and fever : 7 bottles of Bristol's Sar aparilla cured me." J. V. Raxdall, June Ci'y. " With health ruined and no hope of re covery, I began using Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills. I contiuued their use for 6 months, and am now quite well." Gio. IxGALLS, Sacrnmrnta. " I tried all the different Sarsaparillas. Bristol's alone relieved me of a constant succession of boils and pbtules." J. Col lins, Portland, Ortjnn. june2Swlw Last Cbaxce. Look out for the glorious Fourth 1 the day we celebrate for on that day the Cosmopolitan Society of Nevada City holds it drawing, aud somebody will get those maguificent prizes those bags of gold coin. Buy your ticket at once and be happy. Tbis is tbe last opportunity we shall have ol warning yon all that be who now neglects buying a ticket, neglect the best chance be ever bad or will have to se cure a fortune. Don't let to day pas with out attending to this. The ticket are only $2 50, and when too sun goes down on our national holiday let it leave you the happy possessor of one of those bags of coin. d&wlt For Coughs, Colds, aud Throat Disorders, use " Brown's Bronchial Troches," having proved their efficacy by a test of many years. The Troches arc highly recommend, ed and prescribed by Pbsiciaos. Those exposed to sudden changes should always be supplied with " The Troches' a they give prompt relief. Owing to tbe good reputation and popu larity of ihe Troches, many worthies and cheap imitations are offered, which are good for nothing. lie sure to obtain the true " Brown's Bronchial Troches." Sold ev erywhere, juaelwileod Ps.1 ML HtlTII KB WILLIAM DAVIDSO,; REAL ESTATE DEALER, Oexce .. , f rail atreei, PORTLAND, okeoom. RFAL TATf n It Is ( ITT and EAST PORTLANl ,lo In? mo l Jralrabte laiit:-s, cin rsio.g 01 rs, HALF tLiKKa ana bLUOnis, Mulcts and STO t ; also 1MI' OVGD FARM:), n valuable uncul tivated LANIa, located In A. part ol the eTAl ti lor SAL. RKAL OTVTt and other Property pu chased tor Corr.p.sKebls, la ihts CI TV an t throughout tbe .-T ,1'fcs auu TKhi lrihisj, wan great tare aud ob in aot ADV ASTaUfctiUd TcKMS. HTK and STORES tSA ED, LON9 NKCOTIAI tU. anl Ci.AIMs Ol ALL DKd CKIPI'IjNh PR 'IUKTLV UULLtCIEU. And a Ueiieral HN ANClAL and AUtNct UCBlNbiH transacted. . The ertitnator of Ihla wnnd-e'nl tnedl-lne. clal n to have dissevered and ewnM'nerf l Air mony mnre of Xature't moot toterrign mfiieal p ofMriiee than was ever hemnr o buied in one medicine. Tha evldeeee of ihl. fact is found In the great variety or mixl obstinate diseases which 11 has lecn fmnrl tn connac. In the cure of Branch ill' ftrrm Cvugh and Hie earlr states of Ventitmption. It haa astonished the mcdlral faooltt. Mid hundreds ef h hyt elans pronounce tl the Qrrtit! medical dicov try of the age. Wlillr It cure the severest O.uihs, It (trrntt teA the sem and purine the Wnnd. Bv tt (7 ettt and thorough h ood pnH firing p'operiif It care all flnmnrt from ts iw Serrfiila t a common Blntok, Pimpl or Eruption. Mrr-urlsl Disease. Mineral Pot-on, 8? phlllllo and Veoertal Din's, and thetr effeets are rmlic-Ued aDd vtgoraue health ana aottntf enwrftfufiVm erlH-hed Krytijela, Salt Rheum. Scald Head, feeler buret. Seal or Bough Skin tn short, all ihe numero-ia diseases cans-" hy bad blood are conquered by this powerful. P'trifvlns nd invleora Inf "edlHne for JArer Complaint" Bilio Dimrde and UuMtual Constipation, It haa produced bmdredaor erfet na pennacent enrea where oth-r medicines bad failed. The proprietor efiVre t' ,O00 -award for a med icine that will equal It In the core of al diseases for which it Is reconvnended Bi-war of coun feite and worthless 'tnltations. See that my pri vate Aovernment Stamp ahieh la a poeitive guarantee of Genuineness Is upon the ootsldo wrapper This medicine la told hv Pmrvls s t 81 00 per hot le. Prepared by R. Y piEROK, t D . Sole Proprietor, at hi Chemical Laboratory, 1SS Seneca street, Buffalo NT. ssavli-?) The" Pais Killis" mar justly V styled the treat asedtcln of th- world, for tserv Is n reymn of Ue ftoha Into wht.-h tt haa eni foand He way and eea Ivswly a! and hublv psaad. ttnre. ever, there a co cHe te wtttee M bas net proved a be well a 'ap ed for the ear d a cnnldee.k va-Wty at dwee-ea; H a astwdt aH sfe rem edy tor amraa, sraWs, rats, krwl rs. ra-d ansl vart-. as her bnlart-s aa well a for y Aery, diarrhor and .! roaipiainu aveerally, N a aaadraMy MIH for every race ( awa M the face of the afcee. It la a vary fnlfjemat tact, that awtwltlntand Ins the fax perto at years thai tba - Pain Ki. I. T ka kwrv Wtart Um wwrtk, ha nrv-r lo newhti of its pot artty. baj. cat Iho eiirery. thecal! for ft has steadily tat-rasard treat tta fir dtmrary, and at ee prrrtoe Ma haa tba da awnd foe H keen irrcM. me raw ajwaatHy and "mi Urse, aa la to-dy. Ann her airnlacan fact Is, fhat aowbere haa tbe Paia Killer been la h ajhev rep it, or heea mere feneraUy Bed hy families ana mdiv da, ihan it haa bees here al hnwc where H ww Srst d'aenvrre 1 an i introduced. That the Pain K th-r will eontt- o- to he. what we have aiyled n. the grtnt medians of the vorU there esnr.M be lb shadow et a duals .ProHdence Advertittr laaeTwlaadeed ' apErtAt, wnffes, PWJIKII If Of a fdr Blaster Class than any other proprietary medicine ef tbs day stand Tarrant's Effertttent Seltzer Aperient, And for this reaaon H Is Sn exact enaaterpart at one af the asnat valuable aaioral medicine tn the wertd. ST. rrtar te tbe great Mtarr Hprhx of Germany, ta wreck thousands of the dypp tlo, the bilious, tha rheun atl -. and tha victim of venal disease resort annua lv. and tetitrn 'te tjelr hosnraaowvalreeent or cured. The Aperient Is ana of tbe Sr. , and hy far the leost aucaessful af al1 the eSTorls atada to re i-duce. to a p la Mr forai, the p al tr n in-ral w.t. is f rur- pe ee the ym parrbeee le alae article. 8 LO MX ALL I RIGS fT. Mill.li.i.lirTLi tfonpsiii " June!8-ln v Tbe UnW-eroal 8afe;aar4.-. It is asi leaa lor Stata Legislature to pas law lor tb preservaUowef ihe public health, lf the great law ef self preservation, which depends for tta enfere- went upon the will af the Individual. I sutfered to remain a dead letter. There Is aesrcely ae adult atember af the com munity, of either aex, tn the country, who ha not wen the testimony in favor of - ot tetter's t tnact. Bitters, furnished over their own slgna to res by p rsoas af acknowledged esBlaei.ee In scieoce, litnrature. a t, commerce, and every de partment of bu'nt-ss a d professional lite These miuesas have ileclart-d lu the hxjsi e solicit term 'hat the preparation to a as aaaard agdn.t pl drmice, a aovercign leroedy for dvspeiaua, a val ua la antibiliou autdii inr, a promoter of appe tite, a genial aud harmless stimulant, a good ac elaaattaf medicine, a re agthener ot tbe nerves, a svoermt lovlg.irant, a prutent'oa aftlr, the deleterious effects of malaria aol Impure water, and that It l.upa ts a degree of vigor and ac I? Ity to tha vital torces which Is n.it commoulcaUd by a' y other ef the t one ami stomachics ia use. U ider these . Ircuoistaocea the Mif-pra rvatlve law af Baturv ah aid temrh every re loo al per.) who, a ther by season ef laherent debility or la con, qaroce of expiaure unwboieeoece li flu etic.e, la in petU f h etna the greatest ol all tem poral btesainga, h.alth, the Importance of a lag the Bitter a a defroslve me 'fcine. Ispepite who n.gect to give U a trial are sins pi r their awn eoenles It Is g taranterd to cure lodigestion la all Ha arms, an the bl loo and nrrvoos will ti.d nethlng lo ihe whole range ef enVdual ana proprietary meUictBca suet will a: era th-m the relief. junesswiwdeoa PVCHOIa V Any Lady or Gentle man eao make 8 1,000 a month, area re their own happnese and independence by readuig Paycbomancy, Fascination or Soul Charming, 40 pact. Full Irutroctioii to use thVj powrrover m n or aniauu at will, bow to Mesmerise, bt cume Trauce or Writing Medium, blvluaiton, spiritual uun, Aishemy, Pelloaophy of Omens, and llseems, Riigrmi Young's Harem, tiahie to Mar tag., Ae; i),0W sold. Sent by mail In cloth fur $l.5, paper covers 1.00. The Philadelphia str sneaking of the book rays lu author 1. Her brrt Hs'iHtoo, B. A., tbe ceieeratrd Psschologt csl lecturer and the publisher T. W. Kvana. .ne of the oldest establ-shcd Per turners aad Publish er In the el'y, the mention of whose name Is a sufficient guarantee nf the merit a the work Mr. fc'vao. has apent $SU 000 already, la adver tising and getting out this ordinary book, ekep tics in Psychology read and be convinced ef this wonderful occult powei NoilCR. Any person witting to act aa Agent will receive a sample copy FKEK. As no capital Is required, all desirous of genteel employment should send for tha w k locloning lu cents lar pougr, to T. W. Kvaaa, 41 8 Eighth et . Phila delphia, Pa juutaug-w $2.i0 will buy a pair of Ladira' High Cut Serge or Fuzed Balmorals no Cbina goods, but an A No. 1 article. A large invoice of Hecht Bros, and Tir rclls' celebrated boots for men and boys, received per Oriflamme. Also a fine lot of Ladies' Kid and Serge Button Boot ; Gent French Calf Box Toe Balmoral aad Gaiters. All of which will be sold lotoer than tbe same quality of good ha aver been offered in Salem. jun2-lra JOHN W. GILBFRT. MlseellaROOus. V 1 1 jfjliible B'-osn Pi.a:FJ:"l.porwss . i :r?rc voi,ii- and xtavtE properties . ci rtain euro for aaiiatiiM. cult. t n l! t.n, and all kindred riarasr. It completely rostorra the system when lm .ircd by disease, revives the action of the !:nvi:vs ma s.i xitai. oncAAH, rm".l riV.j cures staoi t i.A. m..t atact-'w. .-.ads J EninnE ri'TAXEOv Dia csea, give Immediate ami permanent relit f ta tiviri esiA. Eatsirtl AS. Tumors. r:'i. S-alJ Head. VI cent and Sores; eradi cites from the system all traces of Mercurial Disease. It is ri attv VKci:TBt.i:.lx-in!t made frrnn on h-rb foun'! inl'cnoit in t'niirorni.t It Is tUsrcfiire piculiarly atiitable for use by 1'emalca an! Children, as a atoos ri:ai. FIEO aal BEOVtTOa. Tor Sa1 by a!) Tr -git-. RflOtHGTO", KOSTEVTEB V CO. AO KNT? -CCD and S31 Market Street, S'ti Tt"t;'''". Teachers' KxdiiittiHtittn. IHWRsrnr Aw-poiwi aA-vret-day. July S'h, IhTl. for the examinarion of (wraons wishing certificates ta teach lu Harlan county The exaint..ation will be held at the U-.tv-rsity building, and begin promptly at t o'clock A M. The Bi rd app lnted by the Marlon County Teachers' Association Is res; tctfitlty Invited to be preseut and assist In-the eaaminatlon L J W I L. opt Serinoi., Martoa Ccuniy, Oregin Salem, June VS IbTl. LOOK YE AT THIS! . FOR SALE CHEAP! VAI-TJABLEBUIL.DIRai.OTl plan did tocailon; Corner lot In South ealvm ; Ih IliOlltO Keel. Tennsea.y Enquire of . - FATTKES0N A TI10MPS0X, Rett! Ksatnte AoeiitN, Oarbla'a Brtek Block, Commercial Street, B.lem, Oragea. ' ' Jun.ti , ' ' Ealrntw lVetlct. - TAKtrw it. ttv THSt irajDssit. gn-d a ehesnut sorrel mare, tur year aid about MX hands high, rather thin In aVsh.aa brands. Jag W. IHEK, City MarahaL Salem, June lTlb, 19T1. OREGON BAKERY. sate trt, Salsa, Urefjea, (Eait el Hallo j's Brick ) QOHBTAHTLT OBT BAND ' Fresh Bread, Cake, Pies, AND ' 'FRESH ' YEAST EACH " DAT. A rarWeddlng and Private Parties supplied at short notice. ; . , . v Please give me a call. IIEaNRY voerg. ' Salem, June SO. WO0D!WO0D!! 'I'rvas rDIRllURED HAS Bf. 1 tablebesa NEW WOOD Y ARO! IteViw the Balem Hills, on tb river level, and is prat arvd ta SU rder for rir. Ask, Alder, and Maple Wood. Of beat quality a' so Pltcn Wind constant? oa band 4 .. , . o. w. prrriJonN. JunetStf ' ' MAPLE HCGAnt11 ta lot, maitCT WmnM Haw Tor, received at . v tUX aARHAHI'A Junsd. , aTtist Received ! Oholoe lot of OOOO POTATOB I- Maytf COX at- KARHAKT. i -.'.vv: M -V'.- 2a iill 'llserfaaroas- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Take lVotloet i Clsalee Lad mt - . ; at, .,, Salcni tiruf ' Store t . THATCHER a lOfl. JunaU eJUISTE lt, lrie A 9 strrxu BXDvcTioanior price at the t CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE! FEOM'TUIi DATE. JOHN V. GILBERT. JeneS JOHN HUGHES, Caraer ef Ktate aaal Libert- Streeta. IALBM. ORBOOV,. DEALER tS - GROCERIES AND PROVISION Flour, Grain. Feed AND PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. ALSO IA.TIVTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARBjIbHEbV BRCIHEt. COLVRI, PCTTT. a., she.. aVe. TUBE COLORS, AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . Articdtti Toolis, Purchaatd directly from the Manufactarera and Begalar l alnt and Oil houses ia A'ew York & San Francisco. aprillS $100,000 GIFT CONCERT ! THE WOODLAND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION WILL GTTE A GRAND GIFT CONCERT AT " Washington Hall, Woodlasd, Yolo Cojxtt, Cal., Wednesday, Jnlj 5th, 1871, IN AID OF THE PabUe cbool. Fire D p ailment, Bla- eoale. Od rellewe', Zrraiaas ' aa4 Qoe4 Templars' II u 1 Id 1 n(r Funds. 1,143 OlFTS! Will be dirtribatcd to Ticket holder' aaaontlnfla 0100,000 ! 15.000 TICK KT3 AT $2 50 I1CH- UST OF i-RIZrS: 1 Gil gold r-oln ... 1 Girt gold cola . 1 (lift gold com $40,000 ... lO.taJO 6 ooo 1 urn g S coin- 10 Gifts gold -oio, $1,000 each . 10 fOO M 800 . 60 cmi .. 10,. Oil A0 SSO .- tao oo I0 0OS 10 000 - 101O9 b00 1 Urt gid coin . ltittg ,d coin....... 1 .irt gold coin . 1 Gift gold coin... S - UH: gold coin I ftllr gnl l cum ... 1 Gift goM coin ...; . 1 0fi told coin .. .-..... I Gitta (old coin, $200 eacn.... I0U Gift fald cHi, ti each . SO0 Hilts .Id coin. S-V' each 400 Gins gnld coin. $S each . 4u0 Gilts gold oa a $A) each l.U! Gifts, ataoanting to $10,I.K)0 All Moneys WILL BE DEPOSITED WITH THE BANK OF WOODLAND, Andthsoah It the llstrlbuUoa af Gltto will b made (VThr drcwlns will be", on 'actad ihr aama as me "Mere.nUie Library Gi't Concert," uf can Francisco Persons at . distance can b'aln tl keb sending . heck a i Hank af Woodland, rr cola by Well Farge A Co. 7" Omul rrsp .nslble gents waited, SO per seaicooinii leu allowed ou tVty or aivr tickets. Address ait ardera ta AkOlsSV, DEITZ at CO , Una aval Maaagere. Waodlaai, Tolo Coaaty, Cat. WE8LET GRAVES, AgssV JaBeftnjalyO Balem. Oregaa. Mansion House, t-la.rtx Street, ear Weelsa At Ilia, SAXa riRKIB, Proprietor. Irgle Meal.. 9 Cents Lui-los ... MS IVnt Penper. Irleins aad Sreakst Buaid ami lr.Ktg.og par ! IB Teat S fw-Good deae Beds atd goad Back-e anuca e BO CIIIIA CftOKS BHPsVOTBO. JaaellV'saa M miner Htylew! MR8. HOWELL, bai ;crttc ivir New Millinery Goods. SEASOKBLE GOODS. Tli Ln tosst Htylea! ENTIRELY A'EW ! , Jaaall BIRROW8 . TUTIULL, Gas, Water fc Steam Fltten, AND PLUMBERS. JOBBING DON! AT BBOKT NO HOB. ' Opera Haass, Like? Street, , Salesa. Ora. ; , JantW s ' Steambont Notloes People's Transport.)- Co. -rjNULlUKTblKNO ICE THE STEAMER FARRIE PATTOH Will leara fr Albany every Xoidar, Wedaeadajr aid riidar, At S 'dock P. H' Ooooectlng at Albany with eoata for Corratlit and ilai rUburg-, And, raSBrnlag win Wav , J 0 Salrni fbr-Portlantt, ell Taetdaj. t bandar d Satardar, At .'clock A. M. " ; A. A. HeCl'LLT, President. falcm.Juoell.tSTl. . Kew AdTertlBeaaesta. . NEW PK0TCCHAFI1 6AU.EBY! a. a eair. - w. cwtkrwau. Of ralcst. . , lasaly waa tbs aa. I GBAY t CEOaWttL, Hv laksa the .... KEN YON GALLERY. : (UterecswpM.ayS. MbJ ST Ala -,.-, . salem, i . i ...i i . .onaoa, HATING EMITTED THE ROOM AND P0 eured new stock aad apparate. ttsry are prepared .to take ail tied ef ptctarn la lb Istas style. - W have ttted p espac tally for Uktng the celebralcd " BEfstEaAHF FK3T05RAPH I Beaoethlag tw. aad the laast plot bis tafcea. HavrBg had km, aapeiieace Ms tb V lass we eaa guarantee aatafasttoa. Call aad raa-saae pec ua.ua. . mrjtf . I. W. WBATBSBroae. raleu. Portland. VEATIIERFOOD 6 . CO. ... - - . - . T ll)ItUGG18T8, Foreign and Domestic Drags, PATENT AIEDIC1NE8. : ( CECE2wEICA)EsS, , Paints, Oils & Dyes. IrVineta niatl IIqitorfs, FOR MRDICISAL PCMPOSEt . AssT-Partliialaratteotloa ftvea ta Prwertptloai. t . .... WBATHEBPORD dt CO. Maytif Atlantic Cable Tobacco, Light Pread, '" StXTJ PlUf , . t Detroit Pine Cat CHOICE SMOKING TOBACCOESI . CI O-Ji. 143 , . PBIZK BSEDA, VXCTOSXA, I.A MAPOLXOIT, X.A VXRSAD, L. S. SCOTT. State Street Saieaa. April 15. H A. H E5 . CANDY MANUFACTORY! STATE ITREET, ' . . BALEM, : : : : : - : r : . TjkKGON. (Next door to the Ploaeer Market.) THE UNDERSIGNED MANVPACTURU ALL kind of Plain and Fancy Candies! And enirsre. that h can and wttt sell rhea aa cheap a they can be beogbt lo tha Bute. ' " O. LAHPfOI eX CO. IV All who bav colds eaasa aad fry any Cough Candy Salem, March II. C. M. SCIIWATKA ItTTlTES TT1 LADIES T9 EXAM' Ine ber aaaortment ef p r i it jjr Millinery, AND " FANCY GOODS, O0N8I8TINQ OP I. AT K ST ITTLEI OP Ladies' and Chtldren'a Hata, BEAtmruL rxewEBs. ElbboDS, la Fise Tarlelj, LACE COLLARS & CHIMISETTES, Jearelrw of all Klada, AND- ' -V XTVICI KNACIW, IN ABCNDAKCR. Balem, April II. Capital House, (Known a Capital Rsstaerant, OppoaU Ch. BOOM, J CommereLal Street, Sal.aa. I INFORM THkTrtBLlO THAT I am prepared te rrBth sr.. beat tk market affoi d. at the following law rates : ( Single meals, from $ a. ss. te 10 p at M e a Reds .i . 95 et Board per week.... $4 00 Bo-rd aud bulging per b Or Coffee tea or coiKoiate, with cake... 10 as Btrawberrles and reani, with e.., els ATsT-OyMers got op quickly la every style, al Eaa Praoeisca prices. K. B. ADLEK. sBTsrwjpsrt wew", Jua.l To Psayslclans. w 7K CAM ataPBCIAIs ATTBH f tloa to PhTSlctana that thefcr araecrlotiesi will be carelul y Ailed a tall hear SIGHT VR AJAT. Hiilerri- Dt-uif faitoreS THATCHER SON. Junet. SALEM IRON WORKS. B. r. DRAKE, : : : Proprietors IALKM, ORE60I. Steam Engtnea, Saw Mill. Orwt Mine. Reap era Pump and all kiodaof Mylcsof (saehlnary made ta order. Machinery repaired at a short notice. Patteva makta Sou. ia all n vartocrs torn and all klads af Bras aad Irea Oastinr furn ished at st.ort nnttrw. ebl&tf SALEM BREWERY! Q SAMUEL ADOLP1I, SAsVatM. OREOOE, - The Oldest Brewery ln . Town I U ready to turn ash ai astaaMr with better ALK Jt aCSy DEER TkM h m 9wt mmin Wen. eamsssss ra iliks ar pplikd to okoaxb, premntly tiled at regalar rataa aaayTdaw 360 Acres of Land! Pear aOes sata-aat af Balem. K.IT1RO WATER POR STOCK, r-AU Vaaee reaee.-WS Per eala by r. a. SE.SER, Iaqatr af aha aa the as1 amass a, Jaae . ALartt Sapalv af Oil. CAKK, RAE AMD IHORT1) Par ask, by JueelS COX BIRttRT. IZIFOVICE k T RIGHT pATB A IEW llf OlOR OP Eabj Gig k Prranbililers, DIEECt prom saw torl; All af tbem are mad ta goad sty e Bad el. gaaUy ll.ee aad trim aad. Awe, bv saaw ahasweiit, a very sift staek af BIRDCAGES,' Beaatlfullv deHgwad aad asWaed ba eel era at Bn.ses sad Gold. A very ebaie aalaattna . Dlmlnutlro XiriBa3s, . IIOT AIR TQrS,' ; Baby's TalldBgr' Cbairs. " grejare eesLs ta Aagfwa. j, eaaatarelel htra, staiesa. Oweceei April 8. A Isavaje ttaaatlty ef A O A T 8 ( On hand aad for aah by . jwvlS COX E SIRHART.