grepnJ$ud?fuT talesman.
SilKH, WEDXE89AT. AUCtT 16. 171.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ElKOFEAUEWS.
From our Doily of AmjHtt 12.
Pints, Aue. 9. At the sitting
of the Court Martial to-day, witnesses
testified that they saw Ferre re-Ifn-e
convicts and give them arms.
Abbe DiTro e&id he had served five
vears aa missionary among tbe savage?
Btid never vrilrjesged atrocities equal
to those perpetrated by the Commun
ists. He stated that anion)? members
of the Court Martial held by the in
surgents in Roquette prison, were boys
. 17 years of age.
Assy boastfully admitted the share
hi had taken in the eieeution of cap
tives, and defended it on the ground
that he was justified by the law of re
taliation, resorted to by all civilized
nations in time of war.
The extraordinary statements of
some of the witnesses and (be audac
ity of the accused, caused frequent
scenes of excitement in the courtroom.
Hkrlin, Aii;. 9. The Committee of
Berlin Exchange, has refused to allow
quotation of the New York City loan
iu ihe official dtock Mat.
The Timperor of Austria will meet
Emperor Williaai on the lltb, at Vel
siu, in Upper Austria, and accompany
him to Iscbel, wb?re they will remain
several days.
Nw York, Aagk10. It is reported
that a well concerted scheme has been
discovered in Russia, aiming at the
ovtrthrow of that government. The
arrests made, include noblemen, mer
cbantsand tradesmen.
It is reported that the French As
eerobiy will iutroJ'ice a uieaaure to
prolong Thiers' poer three years
longer.
EASTF.ft" NEWS.
Nsw YoRKAug. A sum of twen
ty or thirty tuiriioiis or "dollars ia to fie
made applicable for payment of the
old five-twenties. This is the amount
of a new loan taken by Cooke, .M:Cul
loch & Co , on account of London and
Continental hankers.
1'leasaoton's removal ca'ii4 some
comoient in poliiicaJ and business cir
cles, and it is thought that h will try
to vindicate bis conduct to Congress. .
. A smnsh op of the Mai no Central
Railroad, near Baog'jr, caused the
death of one person and gome thirty
others were injured. A bridge gave
way and caused the disaster.
The National Labor Convention at
St. L iuis adopted a sort of socialistic
platform, and attempted to suggest a
way to regulate National finances and
Goverament affairs generally.
The feud in the Republican party in
Louisiana, baa resulted in two couveu
tions. A railroad disaster has occurred IS
miles above Houston, Texas, several
persons were killed and ee.erely in
jured. CAUIOHI.A.
Sax Francisco, August 9. Col. Von
Schmidt leaves to-morrow uiorniug
for the mountains to agree witb an eu
gint er designated by the Central Pa
cific Rr.lroad Co. on the initial points
for the Lake Taboe tunnel, and to su
perintend the erection of qnariera fur
the large force ot latorers to be put to
wo k as quick as accommodation can
be provided for them. The t iunel will
b bored as Crst intended, ih a ma
chine cutting out a core several feet in
diameter and then enlarged by blast
ing, to 19 feet in heightb and -1 feet iu
width.
This mdrning, Mrs. II. Ilejrieman,
wife of a prominent merchant of San
Francisco, was riding with ber son in
the western part of the city.' The
team took fright and raa away, throw
ing Mrs. H. from the carriage, fractur
ing her skull. Sue is supposed to be
fatally injured. The young man ws
very severely though not dangerously
injured.
The Governor of Lower California
writes to the Mexican.ConsuI that the
last remnant of the M.igda'.ena Bay
colony have arrived at Cape St.. Lucas,
and aie awaiting transportation to San
FraLcisco, Meanwhile he issues them
rations to keep them from starvation.
Mabtsvillc, August, 9. Booth ar.
rived from Oroville at T:15 p. m , and
was taken to the Dawson House in an
open buret! he drawn by four bay
horses gaily decked. Ia the carriage
with Booth were Etstman, Judge
Filkins and L. B. Ayre. A large train
of carriages came to see them from
Oroville. The cars were crowded.
An excursion train come from Sacra
mento of eighteen cars ; two adijd at
Wheatland, densely crowded. Seven
cars came from Cnico with a band and
Republican Club. Tba streets are il
luminated and 6re works are being
freely let off. Seats erected for ladies
were immensely crowded, balconies
were filled to overtliwing, and the
streets almost impassible. When the
meeting was called to order fully 5,000
persons were present. The meeting
orgauized wit!l Judge Fi'.kins as Presi
dent. There was an immense proves
sion, with numerous torches, Gunners
' and transparencies, headed by Cpt.
Siddons of the Sacramento boys, fol
lowed by delegations from Woodland,
Sutter, Butte,, Chico and Oroville.
Booth made an tloquent and able
speech, lie was frequently interrupt
ed by tremenduous applause. The
Sacramento Glee Club sung numerous
song9. Eastman followed with a
speech turiiassing all his f rmer efforts.
He was followed by J. Barr of Oroville,
who made an eloquent and scholarly
speech. Tbi is the grandest meeting
eter held in Marysville. The city and
county are sure for Booth and the
whole Slate and county tickets.
Sacramento, AugustO - At5o'clock
this afternoon, lliv. Frederick Carlton,
pastor First Baptist Church, died. He
was a native of Connecticut and aged
49 yea's. Deceased had served twenty
five years in the ministry, bating been
pastor bere twelve years.
A train of twelve cars took over six
hundred people to the Marysville meet
ing where Booth speaks to-oigbt. The
Young Men's Republican Club went in
new uniform red caps and capes.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon, at the
southwest corner of J and 7th streets,
W. B. Delaney, President of the San
Francises Mechanics Association, was
met and fiercely assaulted by two
roughs, who beat him badly abont the
bead.' Delaney, it is said, came bere
to investigate the State Capitol mat
ters.
Los Amokiis, August 9. The Comet
mine, Yellow Jacket District, lead and
silver, is reported, sold in London, for
one million five hundred thousand dol
lars, subject to the approval of examin
ing engineers to be sent out.
Santa Rosa. August 9. The Pa,
ctfic Methodist College was opened to
day in their new college building with
one hundred and twelve students.
Able and interesting addresses wer
made.
Sah Fbancisco, August 10. The at
tend tm-e t the Fair to-day is very
lire, though no department is yet
complete, and goods are being brought
in every hour.
As the time for drawing of the sev
eral gift enterprises in the interior ap
proaches, the eale of tickets is again
brisk in San Francisco.
The ship John Bright sailed for
Liverpool to-day with the second cargo
of wheat.
An election for directors and officers
of the Central Pacific and California
Pacific Railroad Companies, rnow
merged into the Central Pacifi; was
held te- lay. The officers elected were,
President, Leland Stanford ; Treas
urer, Milton S. Latham ; Directors, C.
P. Huntington, Mark Hopkins, E
Miller, George K. Grey and Thomas
McGuite. .
The dissatisfied Republicans have
declare! tbeir ioteotiou this evening
.to call primaries and put a straight
out and out Republican legislative
ticket in the field.
Los AxGKLas, August 10. A short
time since during a dispute between
-Conner, who lived on the La Paz road,
and a stranger unidentified, the stranger
was shot and instantly killed by Con
ner, who then tied to the mountains.
His remains went found by a pursuing
party, showing that be bad perished
miserably of thirst.
Horse thieves mide a general raid
into the city ta.n sight. Tbey visited
three localities aud made a clean sweep
at each placH.
GiluuV, August 10. Tne Yisalia
.to- rhirH left her af twelve oVtork
to day was stopped about eight miles
from here by four highwaymen. Tbey
succceJed ia getting about $300 from
the passengers. Wells, Fargo k
treasnre box wa not taken.
. NEVADA.
Rkno, Angnst 10 Information re
ceived front Emigrant Gap station
stRtes that a fire was discovered near
Ojtnrne's store, ahont 2:30 this morn
ing, which spread so rapidly that the
inhabitants had hardly time to escape
with tbeir lives. Everything at the
station was destroyed together with
about half a mile of snow sheds.
From our Daily of Augvet 13.
Et'ROFEAN SEWS.
Londom, Aag. 10. Russia is arming ex
tensively, and has formed n alliance with
France against Germany and Austria.
Roundell Palmer is appointed counsel
and Karl Russell arbitrator on the part of
F.ugland in the case of the Alabama claims.
A dispatch to the Minuter of War from
lien. Lalleman, commanding the Algerians,
reports a brilliant victory over the insur
gents at Sobel. The insurgents are rapidly
submitting to the authority of the Govern
ment. London, August 10. In the House of
Lords the Marquis of Ripon, made a
lengthy argument in favor of the ballot.
He referred to his experience in the United
States in most pleasant terms, and paid a
compliment to. American institutions. The
Earl of Shafuburv made a dtsnand for
two months' time for discussion of ques
tion of ballot. A vigorous debate ensued,
participated in by the Lord Chancellor and
various others. The House discussed the
bill and referred it ; majority against the
liovernment, 19.
Paris, Aug. II. It is thought the vote
on prolongation of Thiers' term, will stand
300 against 2110 ; absentees, 13.
London, Aug. 11. The Mount Ccnis
Tuunul is a success. It will he IWinally
opened in September.
special private information from a corres
pondent at SaUburg, says militury organi
zation in Russia is being pushed forward on
the Prussian camp long service plan and
vigorously carried out without exception.
In consequence of the enormous extent of
country provincial depots are to be estab
lished Officers are now examining frontiers
and reporting. Government is trying the
experiment to see how soon a corps d'ar
uiee advancing can lay a 'line of railway
for forwarding supplies. If such is the
case, everything politically promises well
for Austria and an alliance with Germany,
as there is an apprehension of an alliance
between France and Russia. This is the
chief question of discussion between, the
European powers of Austria and Germany
at Gastcn. They meet at Ischtl to-morrow.
EASTERN SEWS.
AVashington, Aug. 10. The Secretary
of the Treasury has notified agents for the
sale of the loan of the placing of the re
mainder of the two hundred million five per
cent, bonds offered in February, and has
limited the authority of agents now to sell
an equal amount of i J and 5 per cent, bonds.
A report is published charging Commis
sioner ot Internal Revenue, Douglas, with
being defaulter to the nmount of $3,000,
while Collector of the 19th District of Penn
sylvania. The report originated in the
etnbczilciucnt by one of Douglas' deputies
of $17,000, all of which except $1,000 has
been settled by Douglas, part having Ucen
collected of tho deputy's bondsmen and the
balance paid by Douglas himself.
Ninv" Orlcans, Aug. 10. The Warmooth
Republican Convention met again to-day
and passed resolutions condemning the ac
tion of the other wing of the party, en
dorsing Warmouth's and Grant's adminis
trations, and requesting the latter toromove
the custom house party from Federal oun
ces an l appoint true Republicans.
Xtw York, Aug. 10, The Emilmj Ex
(irf, in an article on city credi: says the
credit of Xew York City is good, notwith
standing persistent efforts of a Radical
clique to break it down. Tho Rothschilds
recently took three millions of city bonds
and tittered thrn for sale in Frankfort.
They received bids for ten millions at an
advance of six per eent. upon the price they
paid.
An appeal has bec-n received from Eueno.
Ayres jetting forth the terrible ravages of
the yellow fever in that country and asking
donations in aid of tho sufferers.
Xi:w York, Aug. 11. Tho Tribune this
morning presented a detailed statement of
the transactions of the quarantine officials,
and charges the Health officer. Dr. Camo
chan, wiih having prostituted his official
power for pilfering purposes, to-enrieh him
self and the quarantine ring! and damage
the couimurce of the port. It says five
hundred and odd vessels were thrown cut
of port in a singlo year by exactions'at tho
quarantine by this official and his collengucs.
Democratic organ z:tt: 'tis nrr discussing
the coiirso to be pursued wiili refer n--c to
tho fail campaign. The prcvaili-jg opinion
is that a strong anti-Tammany delegation
to the September State f.'onvention to mmi
inato State officers, will this year be rein
forced by representatives from German,
Irish, British aud those Americans who
have been long hostile to the present city
ring, and, if possible, concert of action with
tho Republicans will be had to elect anti
Tammany legislators from the city districts.
Tammany is ulready showing great activity
by organizing local clubs, and is making
vigorous campaign preparations.
Tho Commissioner of Pensions estimates
that there are at least 40,000 people, sol
diers or widows of the war of 1812, who are
entitled to pensions under the act of Febru
ary 14th, 1871. This number will require
a sum of $4,000,000 annually, and will ne
cessitate an appropriation fur pensions next
ycurof fully $33,000,000.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Aug. 11. The general
impression appears to be that the tickets
for Assembly put in the fi-ld by the Democ
racy last evening is a i -i'V weak one.
There is roach dissatisfaction it in the
ranks of the party.
Advices by telegraph from Port Town
send report the cod fishing fleet on north
east ooast doing finely, the catch being
larger than last season for the same time
and number of vessels.
There is an immense attendance at the
Pavilion this evening. Goods are .still
coming in, but nearly everything is ar
ranged and the fair will be at its height to
morrow. The Japanese and Chinese gal
leries are now open to the public
Los Angeles, Aug. 11. The question
of sustaining a permanent opposition to the
N. P. T. Co. is being agitated among the
people of the interior country. A public
meeting is to be held at El Monte this after
noon, and one to be held at Gallatin to-morrow
to further, this project
From our Daily of Anyuit 15.
El'BOPEAN NEWS.
London, Aug. 11. The Pott attributes
political significance of a friendly character
to tho meeting of the Emperors of Germany
and Austria.
Paris, Aug. 11. It is said that Thiers
urges upon the Military Committee of the
Assembly the necessity of having large
armaments and a normal effective force of
five hundred thousand men in the army.
It is expected that the Budget statements
will probably be delayed some months.
London, Aug. 11 In the House of Com
mons, to-day', Disraeli questioned tho right
of the United States to maintain its demand
for indemnity for damages caused by the
Alabama, now that the American Govern
ment had granted amnesty to the rebels and
rccocniliation with tho South was eouiplole.
He asked whether the Government intended
to bring this point to the attention of the
Arbiirators at Geneva, and proceeded to'
argue the question at great length.
Granville replied that the question of lia
bility for the depredations of the Alabama
would be argued in all it bearings before
the Arbitrators by Sir Roundell Palmer
and other eminent counsel retained on the
part of Great Britain, whose interests would
certainly not snJer fur lack of able and
learned defenders.
Berlin, Aug. 11. The Emperor of
Austria received Emperor William at Wells
to-dsy. Cordial feelings were exchanged,
and their Majesties departed this evening
in a special train for Ischel.
Paris, Aug. 11. It is reported that ne
gotiations between Berlin and Versailles
(for tho evacuation of France) have resulted
in an agreement by which tho occupation of
French territory by Germans will entirely
ecaso before the end of the present year.
London, Ang. 11. Russell's name ap
pears in the Gazette this evening as Com
missioner for Great Britain under the new
Treaty of Washington.
Paris, Aug. 12. The Council votes 350,
000,000 loan.
It is said there is a growing opposition to
Thiers' prolongation of power.
The Paris Council begs Thieis to remove
the capital. Ho replies that his determina
tion must be untrammeled.
New York, Aug. 12. A Herald' Roine
letter contains information that the Pope
has selected the Island of Corsica as the
place of future retreat, but it is thought that
any determination on his part to leave Rome
has not yet been made apparent, and that
Cardinal Antonelli has bad a chateau at
Cortiplace placed at tho disposal of the Holy
Father, which is being extensively fitted up
for his reception.
Berlin, Aug. 12. The authorities have
taken stringent anti-cholera measures.
Twenty-thiee persons were attacked at
Konigshurg y stcrday and thirteen died.
No cholera has appeared in South Russia.
Paris, August 12. Iu the Assembly to
day Moret, of the left centre, moved that
the title of President of tho Republic be
conferred on Thiers ; that all powers which
he has heretofore exercised as Chief TCxec
utive be prolonged for a period of three
years; that ho be, moreover, entrust
ed with tho promulgation and execution of
the" laws ; that he be authorized to r-teive
Ambassadors ; that his official residence be
at the place where the Assembly may sit ;
that he be lodged at the expense of the Re
public ; that his remuneration be fixed at a
later date ; that he shall havo the right to
appoint members of Council, and Ministers
aiip lintel by him shall be responsible for
thi ir acts to the Assembly. The extreme
right made a counter motion expressing
confidence in Thiers aud confirming his
present powers. Thiers, who was present,
asked a voto of urgency of both proposi
tions. Amidst great excitement they were
declared argent.
Dublin, August 12. At Londonderry
to-day the Orangemen had a terrible col
lision with the police and military authori
ties in consequence of an attempt to cele
brate by procession the anniversary of the
siege of that city in 1669, which had been
prohibited by Government. Processionists
came out to the number of several hun
dred, but the police quickly dispersed them. j
The police were attacked ond the military J
hail to be called nut to quiet the disturbance
A number of persons were wounded. The
police made many arrests.
EASTERN SEWS.
Xew York, Aug.11. A meeting of bank
ers was held to-day to perfect arrangements
to popularize the new live percent. Govern
ment loan. Clews, Habrecht i Co. of
London, and Henry Clews A Co. of Xcw
York, are connected on equal terms, with
Jay Cooke t Co. in thecombination formed
for negotiating the balance of the new five
per cent. loan. .
? t'ltemrnts are made that a general attack
is'to be made on the Italian procession on
the 2dth inst., but they are not credited in
police circles. The assertion that an armed
organization of Hibernians would interfere
to prevent the parado is also believed to
have no foundation.
New York, Aug. 12. A Washington
special says Secretary Fish, on June ISth,
instructed Minister Curtis to refuse (re
quest?) the Russian Government to recall
Minister Catehaby on account of bis pre
varications in official transactions, and that
Curtis has replied that the Russian Gov
eramsnt will recall him and designate Bo
disco, Russian Consul General at New York,
t ) take his place.
The Executive Committees of tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and the L'nion
Pacific Railroad, met here yesterday and
made a contract by which the rates lor both
freight and passengers will be advanced.
Washington, August 12. The cotninis
siou of Charles Francis Adams was signed
by the Secretary of State at Long Braueh,
and will bo forwarded.
C.tLIl'OHMA.
San Francisco, August 12. Flour Un
changed. Wheat 1,000 s'ks fair, $2 17J; 610 sks
do.,'S2 15, and 1,000 sks good, $2 20(,2
22 ; 400 sks do., $2 20; 200 sks fair, $2
15; 300 sks good, $2 Tl; 600 sks ch'iice,
$2 2.'.; 100 sks do., $2 25.
Oats 200 sks fair old, $1 70; 100 sks
good do , 1 SO.
?ai.iiam!:vto, August 12. Through ship
ments of fruits to East, rn markets have
begun to be made the first tb-f!ay by
growers iu Santa Clara. Watermelons by
the car load to Omaha and intermediate
points are sent almost daily.
Placerville, August 12. Booth's ar
rival here was announced by cannon and
raa-ic. An enthusiastic crowd welcomed
him, which ha acknowledged iu a short and
fitting speech. He afterwards addressed a
mass of people from all parts of the coun
try. John Kirk, a personal friend and an
old line Democrat, is one of the Vice Presi
dents of the meeting.
Sacramento, August 12. The state
ments in a Buy paper last week that the
Pacific and Central Pacific railroads bad
consolidated were rumors. No certificate
of such act has been filed with the Secre
tnry of State and none such has been con
summated. The election made by stock
holders in the California Pacific Railroad
was in consequence of a change of owner
ship of that stock.
AUSTRALIA.
Sa.i I kim si o August 13. The Ajax,
from Honululu, .u.h'I this morning. She
brought eighty-five passueVs, including
the Bisiup of Duncdine. Three I ijiian
Chiefs, bound for the East and Enrope, are
among the passengers.
Breadstuffs havo materially advanced in
Australia and New Zealand, on the suppo
sition that California would have no export
surplus. , '
The yield of the Thames geld fields con
tinues undiminished, and the excitement is
so great as to cause all other industries to
be abandoned.
NEVADA.
Reno, August 12. George Mating, one
of the boy horse-thieves at Surprise valley,
died at the hospital. The first seventeen
hours after stealjng the stock, himself and
companion rode ninety miles, and made
the distance of two hundred miles to this
city in two and a half days. His death
was undoubtedly caused by over-exertion
and excitement during the trip.
An Indian known' bere as Captain Jim,
who can speak good English, says Piute
chiefs have held a council, and decided to
make war against the Shoshones tribe.
As the law prohibits the sale of fi realms to
Indians iu this State, they propose sending
one of their number to California, in hopes
to get guus and ammunition, there.
AttlZONA.
Los Angeles, August 17. The Ariiona
Ji'iier contains the following: Gov. Saf-
ford, with a company of some fifty miners,
has gone on a prospecting trip to the rieh
mineral districts of the Pinal ' country,
Eastern Aritona, carrying the war into the
heart of tho Apache country.
The present summer is the dry est and
hottest ever known iu Arizona. A. number
of deaths havo occurred from excessive
heat.
For thirty-oue years William S.
Stoddard has been a watchman at tbe
Massachusetts State House.
Piano making, at present takes the
third rank among the manufacturing
jneret in the United 8t'e.
iiciuocialle Mealiug ia Aesr
The
Tork.
The New Tork papers are pretty well
occupied in discussing tbe financial
operations of tbe government of that
city. Tho Major has attempted a de
fense of tbe charges brought by tbe
TinttM, but tbe effort is pretty generally
termed a most lamentable failure. It
ia now well understood throughout tbe
country that litis is a model Democrat
ic city, and that its finances have been
administered in a model manner. If
tbe General Government bad been in
trusted to such men, it is easy to see
that tbe country would have been long
ago bankrupt and tbe treasury plun
dered. We bave bad a sample of this
style of administering public affairs in
California, and if there is not a change
made soon, we will find tbat every
transaction in which the Slate is con
cerned will be a put np job for tbe spe
cial benefit of tbe faithful members of
the Democratic party, and it is not very
far from tbat now. The New York
Timet shows from tho Controller's
books tbat tbe payment throughout
1869 and a part of 1870 to certain,
specified firms for furniture bought for
aud carpenter work done on the New
York City Hall, armories, etc., amount
ed to $5,603,646 83. Tbe Tribune
states that although no proof is ad
duced tbat this vast sum, or .any part
of it, was stolen by two or by four of
tbe chief municipal rulers, it seems
ruoe plain that money iu large amounts
has been paid out of tbe city treasury
lor which no adequate consideration,
if any at all, has been given. It adds
that this money could not bave been
honestly expended, and that if lour
millions were strack off still the total
expenditure for tbe purposes mentioued
wouid be very large, iu fact extrava
gant. This is the whole case of the
New York plundering in this one de
partment of its government in a nut
shell. There is no use trying to get
around the. stubborn facts. Tbey are
of record, although the eity officers
did out intend that the facts and i
Scatious should ba taken from the
books and published to tbe world.
But 1be work has been done, and we
can now see bow the Tammany powers
work Biatters up, and how effectually,
though ia a somewhat costly manner,
tbey keep their unterrified and faithful
toLowtrs in harness. Who would not
have the Democracy rule over us?
Sacramento L'nion.
The Jl'darrahan Claim.
This case'has at last been settled, so
far as the present administration is
concerned, by the decision of Secre
tary of the Interior Delano. Readers
will remember this is a case based on
a claim of Xl'Oarrahan of the quick
silver mine now bring worked and held
by the New Idria Mining Company, ut
New A! linden, Santa Clara county. It
has been in controversy for a number
of years, with varying fortunes for the
claimant, though most of the decisions
by the courts and. departments bave
lifen nit-oust him. It was asserted by
M'Girrabau that President Lincoln
h id, just before his death, indorsed
his cl vim and ordered the patent to
iisuc. Secretary Cox, late Secretary
of the Interior, did not agree with Ibis
view of the matter, and. wrote across
tho last page of the record of the
patent tbat it ought never to have been
issued, and closed the matter. M'Gar
rahan appealed to Congress, and that
body made no disposition of tbe claim.
Tbe irrepressible claimant then laid
his ca?e before President Grant, who
ordered it to be reopened, which was
done by Delano, the present Secretary
of the Interior Department. The new
hearing was on tbe application ot Me
Garraban to bave tbe certificate of Cox,
which was written across tbe face ot
the patent, erased or canceled Tbe
Secretary tried the claim on its merits,
and gave it a very searching and
thorough examination, and his decision
is that, while be thinks he has the
power to correct the record, the show
ing of facts will not warrant it. De
lano further finds tbat the claim of the
New Idria Company to tbe mine is no
better than M'Uarrahan's, and that tbe
United States bas the best title. Al
though this decision again disposes of
the case in the Interior Department, it
will undoubtedly be presented to Con
gres at its next session, to be disposed
of as that body may see fit. Sacra
mento Union.
Moral Reokm. The Marysville Ap
peal says : "The nomination of Booth
bas at least had a pood moral effect
upon the Democracy, for upon no
bvpo'heais can tbeir sudden aversion
to betting be bated. They used to be
lo,ud in th-ir proffers to wager money
on their candidates, but now tbey de
cline to gamble in this manner. Thia
change of sentiment ia noticeable in
Marysville, where several thousands
of dol'arg are deposited in Hideout &
Smith's bank, to wager that Booth ia
tLe next Governor ot California, and
not a dollar of it bas yet been covered
bv anv believer in the success of
Haitfht."
SPECIAL XOTJ CES. "
Science Advances.
As goon an article purporting to be of
utility has been tested, and its merits en
dorsed by public opinion, unprincipled par
ties endeavor to replenish their depleted
purses by counterfeiting, and substitiiling
a spurioua fur the genuiuo article. Sumo
time since, mercury, in the disguise of pills,
powders, ic, was given for all diseases of
tbe ttomacli and liver, while quinine wus
freely administered for tbe chills. At
length Hostetter's Stomach Bitters made its
advent, and an entire new system of heal
ing was inaugurated. The beneficial ef
fects of thi valuable preparation were at
onec acknowledged, and mineral poisons
suffered to sink into tbat obxeurity to which
an enlightened age has consigned them.
There have been many spurious bitters
palmed upon the community, which, after
trial, bave been found perfectly worthless,
while Hostetter's has proved a blessing to
thousands, who owe to it their restoration
to health.
For many years we have watched the
steady progress of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters in public estimation, and its beoifi
ccnt effects as a cure for all complaints aris
ing from the stomach of a morbid nature,
and wo are free to say that it can be relied
upon as a certain relief and remedy. Its
proprietors have made the above prepara
tion, after tears of careful study and frit
ting, and are now reaping the reward
claimed by this valuable specific, and which
they so richly merit. It is tbe only prep
aration of the kind tbat is reliable in all
cases, and it therefore demands the atten
tion of the afflicted. auglUwldeud.
It is useless to attempt to cleanse a stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia,
complaints of the liver or kidneys, erup
tions -of the skin, scrofula, headaches, and
all diseases arising from impure blood, are
at once removed by Dr. Walker's Califor
nia Vinegar Bitters, tbe great and infallible
purifier of tbe blood, and renovator of tbe
system. It lias neve' been known to fail,
provided the patient had not delayed using
it until the vitality of his system was too
far gone. anglfiwldeod.
Neglected Coughs aso Colds. Few
are aware of tbe importance of checking a
Cough or " Common Cold," in its first
stage ; that which in the beginning would
yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon
preys upon the Lungs. J Brown's Bron
chial Troches," or Cough Lozexues, af
ford instant relief.
Owing to the good reputation and popu
larity of tbe Troches, many worthless and
cheap imitatioS are offered, which are good
for nothing. Be sure to obtain tbe true
" Brown's Bronchial Troches.'' Sold ev
erywhere. augI6wldood.
Thr Cosmopolitan. Who will stand
idle and ce the chances of winning one of
the magnificent prizes tbat ia offered by this
society, without investing J2.50 or $5 f..r a
ticket or two ? Now is the time, for the
tickets are going off with a rush. See ad
vertisement in another column
ugl6wldeod -
A VAUkT.
Dr. Charles Wilson, Oculist, will be in
Salem August lith. He will be prepared tn
perform all operation on the eye by the
most recent methods, and to treat ail dis
ca;s of tho eyes according to the most sci
entific anl approved modern nphthalmie
NEW -TO-DAY.
LAND FOR SALE !
Near Haleiii.
s
KTSEHTY ACER OP LAND OS
tha West aid ol the Willamette River,
OPPOSITE TH.E CITY" OF SALEM,
Which I improved and ba on It a
House, Barn, Blacksmith Shop,
Orchard. &c.
Thirty-two acre of this land He In the rich al
luvial bottom of the Wtllaroeua, and ts t!ie be t
Land lor ttardentno; In Oregon Ting
wilt be given on tbe main part of the purchase
money, if desired- This land will be sold entire,
or In parcels to mll Purchasers.
for partlrulars enquire of an, one-halt mile
below Salem ferry, Polk Bo., Oregon.
Aug. 12 lmo.
A. C. Daniels.
TURPENTINE, VARNISHES.
L1NSEEUOIL.
LARRGK STOCK" OK THE
above in store and offered for sale low, In
quaofcities to suit, by
Weathevford & Co.,
Dealers In
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILSt GLASS, &c.
Second Hand Furniture Store
STATS ST., MIAU TBE BINNET HOUSE
All kinds of New and Second Hand Furniture
Oonstautly on hand. Second baud Furniture
BOUliJ r and 80U
ON COMMISSION,
Parties wouM do well to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Aag IS-tf Jits. lOfPCT,
EDUCATIONAL.
Academy of the Sacred Heart.
The Annual Conrse of thllf Institution begins
on xhm 2S:h uf .UUOpT. Puictua4 AtttodMuce
is earnestly "ectt'iMnentirJ.
SJtlciu, Aug II. -
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
Successor to
UZAFOVAGE 4 WRIGHT,
DKALSa IS
FAMILY GROCERIES !
Cigars and Tobacco,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
AMD
NOTIONS,
COMMSllCI.VL ariiKLT,
Salem, - - Oregon.
o-i-
Ooods Delivered to all Parts of the City,
FREE OF CHARGE.
Salem, Aag. 8,Tl.--dir.
ItKMOVAL.
MRS. HOWELL
Bas Removed Her
EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
To the fine r. om In Ftarkev'a Block over the
store of f airar Bros. Hre ctTL-r to the lailitra of
Salmi anl vicinity.
EVERYTHING THAT IS SE .ISO J ABLE
IN UKR LIE.
Sa-em, Aufuit 6, 7 tf
NEW CITY CAB.
Ill A VR JC8T BRUUUHT FROM
San Francisco,
New and Elegant Carriage
Which will be kept at
DURBIX'S STABLE, SALEM,
WTiere Orders can be leflnd will be punctually
attended to
Day or ZSTiglat.
W. R. A!DKKsO?.
Salem. A ng S, 7I If.
Cash for New Wheat!
DAVENPORT WOLFOUD,
At the Fair Groautl PmtioN, nortb of Salem, will
paj
One Dollari Cash, I Bushel
For Wheat delivered, there.
Sacks Fnrnishrd when Required.
Salem, Aug. 9, Tl.
CHOLERA.
now TO CURK IT.
AT the commencement or the Dinrrhoen. which
always precdea an attack of the Cholera,
Utte a tenapooi.ful of the Pain Killer In ur
and water, (hot, li conrenient,) and then bathe
freelv the itonacb and bowrla with the Pain Kil
ler i lear. Should the diarrhoea or cramp con
tinue, repeat the doae every ten or fifteen toin
utea until the patitnt la relieved In extreme
caes, two or more traspoonfula may be given at
a doae.
The Pain Killer, aa an Internal ramedy ha no
equal In caaea of Cholera, rummer Complninta,
Dyapepaia, Dyaeniery, Anting, it curea In one
night, by taking It Imernally, and bathinn with
tt frerly. It action la like maple, when exter
nally applied to Old force. Barns, Scalda and
'pralne. Kor Hick Headache and Toothache,
don't fall to try It In abort. It la a Pan Kiilsm
Dlreetlona accompany eaeh br tile
The Killer la Bold by all dealera in Medlclnee
Price, SS cente, 60 ceoia, and (1 per bottle
augli
THE BISHOP SCOTT
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
PORTLAND,
Boarding and Day School
FOR BOYS,
Under the aaperriaion of the Riirht Rer. B. WIslar
Morrla. P. I. VTofaaor K. W. Lane, A. M ,
Head Maat-r. The Chriatmaa term will begin on
the 6th of September.
19 fhoae dealrlng to be admitted a hording
puplla ahouid make early application. jj80 8 o
W. W. MARTIN
Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler,
Cemeieralal Htratt, 8lem.
CLOCKS,
PLAIN' AND ORNAMENTAL.
GOLD AND SILVER.
1EWELKY OF ALL.KKVDS,
Wlver Ware.
Clonics, Watches S. Jewelry
Repaired In the Ceat manner.
Solid Cold Jewelry
MADE TO ORDER,
Dee16daw8m
SHEEP FOR SALE.
A BAND OF 4(10 1IKAO Of STOCK SHttP
for aa'.e on icaronabie teraa, at the farm
or R W. Hamilton, Tygh Valley, Waco eouoty.
for further particular, enquire at the farm ot the
undere-gotd. Ljree mitea north west of m1i. ea
rBett.el road. A HAMll.Tilx.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVAL.
WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
. i
IMPORTERS OF
AVAG O IV LUMBEH
j-AJB
Carriage Materials,
cojuixTixa or
Oak, Ash, and Jllekaa-y Flaaka,
IlBba, fpoko, Klaae, aTalloaja,
Etc., Kte., Kte.,
GIVE NOTICE TllATTHKT HAVE REMOVED
from Hat1 try street to their
SEW AXD COMMODIOUS STORES,
Occupying two floore and extending from Califor
nia to Market Btreeta,
Noa. 122 aad 124 Market atrwet,
. And 19 aud 21 California street.
BELO W DA VM eT.. SAf PRANCLCO.
PACKAMKXTO BRANCH:
Seta. 17, 10 and 41 '
July20-3ra '
. SUIT. J. W. MtteSIT
SMITH MEREDITH.
DESTINTHs
i
;riu old'fl Block. Opposite Bans
SALEM, OREGON.
Pr.-inUh Vcre-drth w nw In n ton o
a new invent. on j tttntnl piste, which tor beau
ty and comfort fr excels anything that has ever
been intrudufd in the prof, ssion.
The tnvtQ'iun ia now patented, and railed tV
"I'urvme and fmiLh improvement on Tcum or
suction plates "
This improvement cnnsU't in suppo-tln the
plate to the moath with small bars attached to
the plate anl vacuum, intt-&t of covering the
whole roof ot the mouth with the plate, at has
been the custom heretofore.
We inle.fl to Introduce this style of work In
the profession, as oon as practicable. &pect
mens of this new s'yle ot work cat be seen at
hr miLh Meredith's office. AH our former
patron and the puUic in general are oorJtaHy
In Tiled to call and examine them. augdJAwtf
Salem Tin Store.
ANDERSON & BROWN,
Commercial Street.
Importers of
Stoves,
Mtect Iron,
Coiier War,
lirasH inn) Ziuc
Fore and Lift Pauipa,
lloiaae Ktariitarilafr Good.
They atto manufACtor Tin, sheet Iroo, and C p
pcr Ware, and
Welchs Rotary Washing lfiachine
ItiTaluabte to all h'tuaKevera.
PluriibiDK anil P't-am jiipe fi.tlna;.
Repairing prompt y tiorie. diw
EISHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
K THE
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE
WILL OPEN
TCESIMYt August 8. 1871,
AND CONTINUE
Kon Weeki, Day and KTattlnfr,
Iu the Pavilion.
Umok Pqi arb, : : : : : : 8 as KaASCtiro.
TTi Exhbitlm Building covers an area of
llU.M! n.pr-i tioi:il Icet, ai.d is complete tn the
various detail uf liffM. ventilation, att ain mwer,
water supply, and provisions for the rtqutre
mrnts and cmnforl uf visitors.
Api.h. ations for space mu( b ptade before the
fifteenth day uf July ticxt aud articles must he
in iKsitlon ly the time of opentiiic. ltlat.k Ap
plications for Spare, Rules and Ittprulailon, Pre
rolurd lists, aud all inurrua' ton will be rent on
application. M aidrrf.!!o J 11 GILMoRK, 8e
cial Agent, MechsnhV lua'Uuie, rim KrancUsco
to whe care art hie intended for exhibition
may be sent. A.J. II AI.LID1U, President.
.HISS C. .tl- SCIIWATKA
1NVITFS THE L.ADICB TO EXAM
ine livr aaauft.ucut ot
? f -1 ii illincry,
AND
FAMCY liOODS,
CONSISTING OF
LATKIT 8T1LK8 OK
Ladir' and Children - Hat,
HEAUTUDL FLOWERS,
Ribbon, in Fine Variety,
LACE COLLARS &-CHIM1SETTES,
Jewelry of all Kind,
AND
itrvioic KXACKW,
IN ABL'.NDANCK.
Salem, April 11
VN ENTIRE REDUCTION. CF
jirice at the
CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE,!
FROM run PATE.
JOHN W. GILBERT.
jnneS
Mtctimboat IVotice.
People's Transportion Co.
u
NIILlLRTIiLR NO. ICS THE
STEAMER FANNIE PATT0N
WILL LEAVE
Salem for I'ortlauff,
OS
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
At tH e'rlock A.M.
A. A. McCl'LLY,
- Preaident.
Pa'.ero, Jane U.lfrTl ,
T'lio 31aon Sc Ilnmlln
ORGANS!
for power and ilch qaalitiei of tooe caooet ba
excelled.
ST11ATTON &. WALLER,
jielT
OCEAN BEACH WAGON ROAD.
rpnr ROAD IS sow opr..i ASD IS GOOD
-?A repair.
OntM ft ri 1 l'"1 o J
Can be procered at the toll gate at "5 c a. a burheL
CVMaiiy Traitor art bow at the Beach.
n. r ItataKT,
a-rr.1 -TJ T. A O B. Waft Bold Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM DATIDflOaT,
KEAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office Frl treat,
PORTlStiro ORBGOK.
REAL IWTAT B ttta CITY aad I18T
PORTLAND, lo Ihe moat ieeirehle localities, eon
alaiinK of IATS, IMLF BLOCKS and BLOCKS,
UOL;K8 and STOKES; ateo
IMPROVED FARMS, an' TaloaWe anenl
tlvated LANDS, located In A. . parti of tbe
BTATKiorSALK.
RKAL KSTiTK and other Property pa
cliaaed lor C..rrepondeiita. thu CITY ami
ihrnuchoiii the ?TT ard TEPaMT-'HI'.", tn
ureat tare aod un tbe Don ADVANTUoUa
TKliH.
HOWE " STORES LEUED. LONS
IHH r PIIU a- va a 7 -
NFfirtTtTKn. and CLAIM OK AJL
DU-
via. a-. . v J lltiak Off V eT'itt t IT rVTt A
nd
Genwal FINANCIAL and AGENCY BCSUNE3
transacted.
"NEW STOCK OF GOODS!
Direct from San Francisco !
AT TB
I )Ht-OflIce Htore !
QHUCEHIES AUD PROVIIIOBI,
Crockery and Glassware,
TADLKWARK,
PLATKDWAKE,
bTOMWASK.
MIRRORS,
WILLOW WARS,
BArKETl,
-. !i.,;ut;o o l G A R I .
California Fruit and Vegetables!
LV.rEI VED BY E YRR T STiAMRR.
r"AUKr vhi"i they will deilrer t any part
of the ci'y. f '
FAltRAR BROTHERS.
majlO.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS ! 1
PKOCIiAHATIOIi
G'lvrrnnr llefiman proclamation to aubdue
flip Nrr York hiot. rvmiodeil Meaar. Prleilman
A itnelmer of the fact that they were capable ef
iillmng iheir price, for tlielr large atock of Dry
G.k ila, clothing and Orccerlea to a better leTeL
Sugar, 10 eta. par poond
Mualln, 12 1-2 ota. per yard.
CTMte Qooda cheaper than aver.
Boo a at Sh ea at Fraaotaoo prioea.
Htti that do inn oan atrlka
Clothln fir maa and boya, aa well aa
Lidltiwflir.
Summer acita for Aagaat.
Vvhlte aklrtlug for WlnUr. .
Croaiery tc Olaaaware at Eaatora
prlcia
Socki 121-2 oen'a par pair.
Eandkarolitefa 12 1-2 oaata par pair.
Tobacco cheaper than to ralaa from
the teed.
Bleached table lionan 7S ota par yard
-well worth 91 BO.
I Towel io obeap that wishing Is un
j neceasary.
In frt all fTMKla Id i or a to re will be aold cheaper
; limn rver liefnre; aod If yoa Wantao AoctioDrer
: ala; mine here and you will find our charr,
; not ili'ar. We auction off ererything that cornea
in our h&nila and don't frg?t to rome to oar
j aland on lurbina Com i as eppoalte the Bank.
j KKIHUMAH aV GOSLIBKR.
! Falem, Ju'i iO '
SaSem Flouring Mills.
BKST FAMILY FLOCK,
B A KICK'S gITRA, XXX,
SUPARKIKJK aad
GRAHAM,
Middling. Bran and Shorts
CONSTANTLY ON HANn4"
tlT 1IIGHK3T PBICB IS CASH fl3
IWID FOR AVilEAT
AT ALL TIXFS.
R, C. KIIHKY,
Nov. Aeent 6. F. If. Co.
I'" i 31 acliinery.
C'llillia Oil,
La i-fl
I I. pliant "
V la i "
I'arafiiK
Lubricating "
Casror
Srwrm
live "
Munliine Oil of any kind for eale low by
AVojitlierfortl .Sc Co.,
DEAL RS I
I)i urs, Faints mid Oils,
139 front at., Portland, and om
inerclal atreel, Salem. .
julySC
S-a lm Drug; Store!
JKEPCOSSTASTLT OH HAND
TOUT,
MIKRRY,
rLAHHKT aad.
white wisb,
also-:
Jl:i-lleri-v Corlil.
t
THATCHER OX.
iunel) '
TK.T8! TENTH!!
TENTS!
IyARTIKa (JOINOTO THE COAST
or Muu'itaina -n be auppllel with Tanta
s.i I Wagon Corera, any aiat, ah ape or quality,
at the
SA I AIM BAU FACTORY !
iO pnlte Ihe Palcm Flouring Mill. )
tffPcraona Bndinf their nwn material can
have it tnude up on abort ootica. Jolylt
Home and School for Boys !
PACIFIC UHIVERSITT,
for.at Grove. Waahlagtea Caanty,
Oregoa.
For parttcelara addreas
PRES'BKNT MARSt,
or, KfcV. C. M. BLAKK, A.
Foreat oro.e.Uirgon.
June2S imdaw
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
'Ttilc IVotico!
Choice Let af
PEBFTJMES!
At
fsi I out Drug Ntoro !
THATCHER tX OJi.
jane!3
GO TO
Wen t1o-iorl Sc.
Co.'
I li V ii
STORE!
FOR
pruti; WINES,
Brandy and Vhlsky,
(For Medleloal Parpoaea.)
JulylO
S A: N D I
'I'HK ('BfOCUaiQaiKD, HATIHO
1 Wr4 iKe a. nil aad aranl'4u.lia an k
I.tann tor h. eonli g aeaaoa, la prepared la far
rfa nit, (iratel aod taardra Loam, cheaper
.I -n imi i a( iruui soy einer point.
Or lera left at Breyman Broe. win be promptly
Bled. JSO. W. Mia TV.
if -iT
MISCELLANEOUS.
LATEST SPRIHG STOCK!
Last Bat Not Least!
F. LEVY,
CtBtr 9t orttft' Block.
IALEH. ... CREDOS,
HAS RECEIVED A FULL A8I0KT
Beot of gooda for
Spring and Sammer Trade,
CONSISTING OF
STAPLE. FANCY DRY GOODS.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
IN FISB TARIETT.
Millinery Goods,
For Wholesale and Retail trad.
Clothing & Gentlemen's Wear
OF ALL KINDS.
BOOTS & SHOES,
TTata ervxici Caps,
CROCKERY,
Family Groceries.
All of which are reapectfully oITered to the city
and country trade.
AprllT
NEW ASSORTMENT!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
HERMAN He HIRSCII
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
IH.Y GOODS,
Clothing and Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
CrockeTy & Groceries,
IIARDWAliE,
FELL If A8SORTKD
Salem. March 24. lm
Smme r- Styles!
. MRS. HOWELL,
HAS JTJSTRECFIVEO
New Millinery Goods
SEAS0NBLE GOODS.
The LatcNt Stylo!
EATIRKL.Y 'EW !
JunelS
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
FRONT STREET,
8ALEH, ORKOUH.
BSOYHBI fc STAPLET0T7. luiifattireri.
SASH, BLINDSDOOR., FRAMES t MOCLD
Ingt of all dcacrtptiona kept coriitaotly on
Dand an9 made to order.
Flanlnar, SotcIs S a wise; Tnralar,
aad'J-bbiof of all kinds dune on ahort uotlce.
tWAH Orders Pramptly Killed
cali t
MANUFACTURERS BRICK BLOCK
LOOK YE AT THIS !
TOR SALE CHEAP!
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT; Cplan
did loratmn; Corner lut in South balem ;
Slae lOOxl 0 Keel. Terma eaay.
Enquire of
PATTKRSOX ii TI10MPS0.V,
Honl Eattatc Vsroiits,
Dnrbtn'a Briok Blook, Commertlal
Straat, Salem, Oregon.
juneU
Referee Sale of ISeal Estate
on French Prarie.
IWILL SELL AT FDBLI" AUOTIObT
on the premieee, at I o'clock P. M. on Satar
dae, the lith day of Anruat next, lonation land
claim. No. M, of John H Piaetl and wife, aita
eted near Oenrala inatlon, O. a C R. R., In Sec',
1 and 11, T. 6, 8 R W.. In Marlon county Ure
gon. containing 292 2o-lt0 acree, more or leea.
8aid farm haa a good laxce frame houjie and barn
and good orchard ; abon. one haailred arree un
der unproTetnent ; has plenty of good rail-timber
and la vll aratere I ; it is an early location of a
French Prarie farm.
TBKalrl. Four equal gold coin paymenta one
at the time of sale, one in six muntlie, ne in nnie
months, the other lu one year, free u red by neoti
and mortgage on the la'id
H W. ItWWI.
JuliS tw Referee of Circuit Court.
BARGAINS JN VAGONS.
MITCHELL, RELLV & CO.,
Commercial Straat, Salem,
JJAVE OH HAXD AFiU FOHIALK
Ferxi-m wagons
AND
Spring- TVnpfonH
Of different alt.e, ami made In Ihe best manner,
and of the eery beet mate ial.
They alao give atrlct attention tj reneral re
pairing of wagons, burgi's, ete
july21
, THE NEW FCOi
For a few cents you can boj
:f your Grocer or Druggist a
- ackage of SEA MOSS FARHfE,
made from pure Irish Moss, 01
Carrageen, irhlch will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings Custards, Creams, Char
lotto Itusse, &c It is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food In the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
A Glorious Change ! t
THK GREAT WORLD! TOXIC
i .antation Bitters.
This wonderful vegetable
restorative Is tho sheet-anchor
of the feeble and debili
tated. As n tonic and cordial
for the aged and lanaid. It
has no equal among stom
achics. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which
women are-especially snh
ect, It Is superseding every
other stimnlant. In all Cli
mates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, tt acts as a specifle
la every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the
anl anal spirits. For sale by
ill rmrrists.
'NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAVID COLE,
aamarclal fctr 1 eveieyeia.
l mtm Air MAtia at
FLAUI AID ORIANIITAl.
CA8 FIXTURES,
Iron Pipe for fiat. Water A Bteaa.
PLUMBERS' WARE.TSrW. BATH TUB".
BOILERS. BASIN COCKS. ET&.. ETC.
eVVBlia AMD ITKtU rtTTtsCt;
ALSO, ritALm 15
Stores, Tin Pfafr Saeei Irorf,
FORCE AMD LIFT FtHP'F
MANPFATrRI OF -
TIB, Copper and Sheet Iron H'r-
Eooffijig ui Spoil'ug kttttiti U h Sktrt Svtice.
JooeSO
SALEM
CANDY MANUFACTORY!
- COHKKKCIAL ITRIIT,
SALEM, : : : : : : : j : : 0RC005.
(Oppoalte tLe StatennaD Office.)
THE CNDERSIONED alAKCFACTTRES ALL
klnda of
Plain and Fancy Candies!
And eneraerea that he can and will eeil them aa
! cheap aa thi y can be bought la thia State.
O. LABFIOI eV CO.
, tt All who ha.e colda eoeaa aad try my
Couah Candy
! Salem. March SI.
; .
REAL, ESTATE.
1. U. PITT Wifj,
Notary I ubllc
t. r. naawaos.
Real Katata Broker.
PATTERSON & THOMPSON,
Real Estate, Fire and Life
. AND
oem:ual agentm
lmrttlata Blaek, Caamsaieralal St.
SAI.ERC, OKZOOS.
SPECIAL ATTEHTIOW OXVEW TO
tbe sale of Real Ratal In all parts of Oregon.
A LARGE AMOUNT OT VEST BE
. sirable city property, consisting- of Dvelllng
llouara, Ijou, biocka ar a Half luocxa, Btoies,
Ac. Also
IMPROVED FARMS AMD VALTJA
ble Uncultivated I'falrie and brr .'aadt,
alutated In -tne beat localities In it. . ete.
1JKOMPT ATTEMTIOIT lalO TO
Kcntuie and Lrain all iindt of property;
ino colleeiios of Accounts, Rents, Ac, Iu all
parts of tbe Itate.
AGENTS FOR
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
-or
NEW Y O It It ,
AND
The Union Fire Iainranee Company,
OK
. Sfan. Ji-ji no -.
SPECIAL PA'NS WILL BE TAKEN
to lurnlsh situations for those desiring cm.
ployment; r
TO FIND SUITABLE PF.R90N8 fOK THOSE
wishing liired htlp of any kind ,
CurresponilcnU piomptly answered, and all
nformali'.n airen without charge Address
FATTEUSOX A THOMPSOX,
Bst S30. Baleaa, Orefoal.
MajVl
GHEMEKETA BATHS
T. J. ULTORD
Haa removed hie
HAIR DRESSING SALOON
To the elrnt apartment noder the Kxprerw Of
fice, lo the ChemHcft Hotel io eonoecUoa with
which are the bell of
Hot and Cold Water Baths.
Being prepared to treat his patrons in the am t
haodaome manner, and appreciating the emer
nns patronaee ilven him in thepaat. heaollet s a
fsir ahare ol favor from bis aU lrtens and the
public generally.
galem. May ... Sea
BURROWS Ai. TUTIIIL1,
Gas, Water L Steam Fitters,
AND PLUMBERS.
JOBBING DONI AT KBOBT R0TIC1.
Op.ia Haaa.,Llsarty Straat,
Balaam, Oragem.
Jan2tf
J. H. HAAS.
pALa ia
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
AND
Solid Silver Ware,
Watch a a, Cloaka Jewalaj
KEPAIBID.'
f9 And Satisfaction Warranted.
J. H. HAAS.
PATTON'S BLOCK,
Salem, Nov M, lBT0 ;d Stat, ic, dalea.
Q. W. RHODES,
(Offlcs la Opera Building J
LIBBETT ITRIET, IALBI.
PLAN AND "PICO riOATIOX", AND A CCD.
rate Detail Drawings faraWhad far ail dsa.
eriptlons of bnildlags and eupertn tendance strict
ly attended to. asaiiA
S20 A DAY
TO MALE & FEMALE AGENTS
To Introduce tha crlibratel fSS Bsekiyi
IhatUa aswlag Ma.ailaa. Btlaeh alike
oa both sides, aad Is tha unly beeoaed Shattla
Machine In the United Btafea for seas thaa M
tbat oses the celebrated W1LBON BECD," and
are acknowledged by all to be tbe
BEST FAMILY MACHINE
for heavy and llgnt sewing, ka tha market. .
Outfit frea. '
Address M1SKR dt PKARSOaf. '
Ueneral Agmla, Albaay . Oregaa.
leb2Aa
CosmoDolltan Saloon.
CaanaaeretsU Straat, SsOaaat,
J0HX BTRSK, : : i : rroprletor.
AJRMMV LIPID TABLXTBB
only rn In the city.
' Aar Lunch from 10 JO a. u. to II and fr-m
9 t. H. v, It ml.lutaht. )a29
CHINESE OIL PAINTINGS!
MoiTeoHinr hai oommknckd
taking tboee pleturee la as aeot la Cbtoa Mr
aaxiargeiaeus
TO LIFE HIZE!
Peraoaa wkhing a beauliM p.i"tli g af tkaav
selvas. It e aiaa, at a eaU eat, w.U aa ta
avail threaaeivt-a of h i-pwuriaai-y
fjrt ii pitta ea a pita V eatatged.
at Call and sea tt-eclisMBa. - -Balem,
4 ly 18,1671 . dawlm
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git rocs CUOICf PinrCMIBT OP
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