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Newspaper Page Texti ii.nuat Keport of the tlilef Jtngl neer fealem fire Department. Balim, O&bco, Jaly let, 1871. To The Honorable Common Council, " . v' .e ' ?.L il. UCHTLEVEH i ill CODIOnimy VJlto. lUW ordinance directing the -Chief Engineer to report to tbe Common Council " the con dition of tbe Fire Department," I herewith submit my Annual He port, giving a state ment of the affair of tbe Department, for tbe year ending the 30th day of June, 1S71, bowing tbe number of fire and alarms tbe amount of losi and the insurance, the con ditimi of tbe houses and operation, the number of men, their names, residence and occupation. All of which is most rogpecl- Chief Engineer. Alarms.. the number of bell alarms during the lust twelve inontbs Was ten; the number of still tires for which the bell was not rung wus six. fires Ann Alarms. The following tab! shows tbe number of fires and alarms in each month. Firee and Alarm. Still Firf. Total. July, 0 ' 0 0 August, 1 0-1 September, 1 0 1 October, 3 1 4 Novenil er, 14 5 December, . 1 1 January, 1 0 1 February, 0 0 0 March, 0 0 0 April, 0 0,0 Mar, 0 0 0 June, 1 1 2 LOSS Alt D IKSl'RAKCE. ' Los by fire during tbe Inst twelvemonths, an-ounts In $24,515. Tbe following table shows the amount of Io.m and insurance during each month. July loss, none, insurance none. August dwelling of . D Waldo; loss, $2,.V)(I. No insurance. September foundry of B F Drake; loss, $0:000. No insurance. Sash factory of Booibby A Stapleton; loss, f 15,000. No insurance. October baro of D Waldo; loss, $200. No insurance. Barn of L Savage; loss, $225. No insurance. Woodshed of Bey. xfi.nneii; loss, aiuu, no insurance. November barn of Mr, (J raves; loss, . $150. No iusuranee. . Decern ier none. . January none. February none. " March none. April dwelling of O W Lawson; loss, $40. No insurance. May none. June barn of W. W. Mfg. Co.; los, $?00. No insnrance. Contents in barn Pioneer Oil Mill; lots, $100. No insurance. Total, $21,515. FORCE or THE DEPARTMENT. The Department consists of two h.mrl engines and hooks, ladders and trucks. 9fi members of tbe engine companies, and 40 members of the hook A ladder company, making a total of 138 men. The Depart ment is divided into two band engines and one hook A ladder truck, all of which are doing duty. BOSK. Tbcre 1 now in the Department S00 feet of hose, of which there is not more than 750 feet in good condition, and I earnestly re quest your honorable body to take immedi ate action in this case and furnUb Ibis De partment with not less than six hundred feet of leather hose. COXDITIOf OP APPARATUS. All the apparatus in the Department is in good condition, with the exception of fifty feet of hose, and No. 2's bosecart. I would earnestly recommend that immediate action be taken to purchase a good and sufficient bose cart fur said company. hocses. Houses of the Department are in good condition, excepting that of No. 2, which has no hose tower. X would recommend thathne be erected without d lay as it is very much needed. ' . cisTm. dumber of citterns is four, all in good condition. ' DISCIPIIHE. Tbe state of tbe Department, as regards good order and discipline, has never been better. Disturbance between the companies ba. never been a-oowfl? In conclnjion J would return my thanks to tbe officers and members of the Depart ment generally for tbe prompt and cheerful manner in which they hare supported all my effort in tbe past year, and I teel proud to say that no city en bow a more efficient Fire Department; I also tender my thanks to Messrs. Royal, Jordan and Carr, commit tee on fire and water, for their earnest and active efforts to promote the interest and efficiency of the Department. Chief Engineer, J 0 Wright. First Assistant, A J Brown. ROLL OF MEMBERS OP CAPITAL ENGINE CO., BO. 1. Officer: Foreman, T M Scott, black smiih, res n w cor Court and Commercial. 1st Assistant, A N Gilbert, clerk, res w sido Front between Division and North. 2nd Assistant, J M Patterson, general nzer.t, res w side Front between State and Ferry. President. J J Murphy, J. P., res a w cor Plate and Commercial. (Delegate). Recording Secretary, E F Thompson, gen eral agent, res e aide Coinineruiul between State and Court. Financial Secretary, E A Thatcher, drug gist, res w side Liberty between Division and North Treasurer, B F Drake, machinist, res n w cor State and Front. .Members. J H Alberts, banker, res n w etT Court and Winter. Samuel B.i.-s, citizen, res n e cor Center -and Summer. (Delegate). .1 A finker. policeman, res s w cor Cot tajro and Ferry. . X ISivr, shoemaker, res n sido Chemeketa between Commercial and Libeity. R M Bean, saloon keeper, res w side Commercial bvtweet. Ferry and Trade. A U Croasinan, merobaut, res s w eor Commercial and Slate. . M R Cox.citiien, res eside Front between Etate and Court. Thot II Cox, merchant, res w side Front between Chemeketa and Center. , W R Crump, carpenter, re e side Cottage between- Marion and Union. ' Z Craven, carpenter, res e side Front be tween Court and Ferry. Frank Cook, book binder, res nr side Commercial between Union and Division. C M Cartwright, oil merchant, res e sido Water between Center and Marion. S Durbin, liveryman, res s w cor Com mercial and Center. R II Dearborn, saddler, res s w cor Com mercial and Jackson. Q R Duval, wagon maker, res n side Trade between Commercial and Front. O W Dunbar, printer, res e side Summer between Center and Marion. Ira Erb, earpenter. J W" Fisher, carpenter, res e eor Court and Front. L Gosliner, merchant, res n cor Com mercial and State. Perry Ilerren, drayman, res s w cor Lib erty and Chemeketa. fcC II liellenbrand, restaurant, res e side Commercial between State and Ferry. J 11 Haas, jeweler, res w side front be tween Division and North. ' R C llawley, hackman, res Commercial Hotel. L M Hains, tailor, res w side Commer cial between Court and State, B Lamport, - aeddler, rea Commercial Hotel. . . A Millor, woolen factory, res North Salem. J H Moore, speculator, rat a side State between Church and Cottage. D McFadden, shoemaker, res e side Com mercial between . W S Norton, barber, res w side Summer between Conrt and Chemeketa. E 0 Norton, local editor, res e side Com mercial between State and Court. R H Price, expressman, ret a e eor Mill and Church. E M Plamondon, saloon keeper, res e eor Center and Winter. .. O W Stimpson, saloon keeper, res side Summer between Union and Marion. L 8 Scott, Merchant, res w side Commer cial between Conrt and Chemeketa. Ilarry Stapleton, sash and door factory, res w sido Front between Conrt and Che meketa. J M C Stewart, day laborer. B Strang, tinner, res s e corner Oak and Liberty. John Smith, butcher, res e ftide Liberty between Court and State. Wn Staiger,- marble cutter, res e side Liberty between Conrt and State. " AG Schwatka, printer, res w side Com mercial between Chemeketa and Center. Thns Taylor, painter, res e side Liberty between Oak and Belvieu. , Jos Varieuy.salwu keeper.res w side State between Liberty and High.. J Q Wright, merchant, res e side Church 'between Chemeketa and Confer. R J Watsou, printer, res e side Front be tween Court and State. ' O -A Waller, merchant, res n w corner State Street and Mill Creek. EE Thompson, 'secretary. Is located oa Stats street between Front and Commeroial. Honse in good condi tion. Apparatus in good condition, 7 inch cylinder built by Hannemaa A Co. in tbe year 1S90, a two wheel hose cart that be luDjrs tit the Company, in good condition, and- 400 fret of hose in good order." Present number of men 52, entitled to AO. ' Balm, June 29, 1STI.' To ' the Chi jf Eagiacer of Salem Fire De partment. Si : la rpnn3 te your comniunica tieq of June 1, 1871, tbe following roll of iSiiw and members of Tiiror Eieine Co.. No. 2, is submitted, together with tbe resU j deuce aud occupation of the same : , Officer: Foreman, Jos Meyer, 1st Assistant, Jua.-Heotor. 2d Assistant Joo W Minto. President, B F Brown. " ! -, Recording Secretary, C. B. Moorel. Financial Secretary, James Coffey. Treasurer, T. J . Buford. BOARD OP DELEGATES TO SALEM FIRE DE : PIRTMIRT. " A J Brown, John L Hamilton, J X Ma thehy. Member: George Allen, blacksmith, res Cottage between State and Ferry. B F Brown, Wells, Farjro ft Co agent, res se corner Union and Marion. A J Brown, blacksmith, res s e corner Chemeketa and High. Beojamin Beers, laborer, res Winter be t hii Cuttrt and MaflUD. - i h Byrne, grocer, res n w corner High und Center. T J Buford, barber, re Liberty between Center and Marion. W S Beckner, teamster, res Thirteenth between Chcmekela and Court. -Jobu Busline!!, saddler. Commercial between State and Court. James Coffey, auctioneer, res Front be tween Mate and Ferry. Ueorje Collins, brick mason, e corner HiiTb'ftod ftat;. Campbell, moulder, res Front between State and icrrv. vV R Boone, engraver, res Church between Chemeketa and Center. J. P. 1 rsey, drayman, res Chemeketa hotel. John T. Ford, student, res String Town. D. Fsett, barkeeper, re Front between State and Ferrv. John linen, laborer, res South Salem. Samuel 12 tiray, photographer, rea State between Commercial and Liberty. John L Hamilton, policeman, res Conrt between r rout and Commercial. James J Itnbrte. student, res Capitol be tween Center aud Marion. T II Lewellyn, painter, res Commercial between Center and Chemeketa. Wm Lawson, clerk, res Commercial be tween Stale and Ferry. J li McCortnick, ferryman, res North Sa em. John W Minto, teamster, res Front be tween Court and Chemeketa. J N Matheny, sheriff, res n e comer Court and Capiial. M T Mooreteainstcr, res Thirteenth be tween Cliineks'a sndi Court. C B Moore, draughtsman, res State be tween Church and Cottage, Joseph Meyer, merchaut, res Front be tween State and Ferry. Charles McXellev, mill owner, res e corner Hih and State. O P Nottlcton, barkeeper, res Commer cial between Ferry and Trade. E Oliuger, drayman, res Fmnt between Court and State. i Win Parker, student, res North Salem. M Khawl, left the city. D E Rice, clerk, res s w corner Com mercial and State. Joseph Rector, blacksmith, res se corner Chemeketa and High. Geur.L'e E Strung, accountant, res s w corner Commercial and North. Thomas Scott, saloon keeper, res. High between Trade and Ferry. C E Stewart, sporting gent, res Commer cial berecn Stale and Court. Steel, left the city. Wm Spun;?, barkeeper, res Liberty be tween Marion anil Uuion. Wm II Watkinds, Snpt State Peniten tiary, re. Stale Penitentiary. Frank R Wilson, hotel runner, res Che meketa hotel. Jao.bWnhl. Charles II Walker, skating rink, res North Salem. Charles D Snyder, book binder, res ' Church between Court and Chemeketa. -, ' Signed. C B Mooreb, Secretary of Tiger Co., No. 2. I Located on Liberty street btween Ferry j and State. House in good condition ex , Cepting hose tower, which is very much I needetl. Apparatus in good condition, 9 inch cylinder, built by ilunncman A Co., in the year 1857. Also a. 2 wheel hose eart not in good condition, and 350 feet of r hose in good order. Present number of i members 44, entitled to 60. 1 ROLL OF MEMBERS OP ALERT HOOK A LAD 1 PER CO., TO. 1. Officer: I. R. Moores, President, land agent 0 A C Railroad, res n w corner Mu- rion aud Front. J Q Wilson, Foreman, President Salem ' Hack A Dray Co., res s e coruer Liberty , and Chemeketa. j J D Jordan, 1st Assistant, saddler and 4 harness maker, res s e corner Liberty and . Marion. ' Alex Miller, 2d Assistant, "contractor, - residence s side Chemeketa between Winter and Summer. J M Coulter, Treasurer, cooper, res w side Commercial between Court and Che meketa. , Seth R Hummer, Secretary, real estate and insurance agent etc., res n w corner Commercial and Court. Membcre. M Hirscii, merchaut, res s w corner Marion and Cottage. Rufus Mallory, lawyer, res s e corner State and Liberty. Jas Glover, trader, res n side Oak be I tween Court and Liberty. R P Earhart, merchant, res Chemeketa hotel. i W W Martin, jeweler, res w side Liberty between Center and Marion. G H Chance, dentist, res e side Front between Chemeketa and Center. C N Terry, lawyer and real estate agent, res Chemeketa hotel. Chas Uzafovage, merchant, res w side Front between State and Ferry. (Delegate.) John O Berry, merchant, res n w corner State nnd Thirteenth. Andrew Kelly, blacksmith, res n e cor ner Union and Liberty. W J Ilerren, trader, res w side Church between Court and Chemeketa. Jas Warner, painter and trainer', re n e corner Commercial and Willson. John Holinnn, machinist, res s o corner ' Center and Fourteenth. Richard Sayer, merchant, res s side State ; between Court and Liberty. Geo. Ginn, druggist, res w side Liberty between Marion snd Liberty. Samuel Adolph, brewer, res s e corner Cottage and Trade. Riley Muckers, trader, res s e corner High and Union. Geo II Riddle, mechanic, res e side Sum mer between Chemeketa and Center. J W Smith, trader, res n side Court be tween High and Church. (Delegate.) John M Pugh. trader, res n e corner Front and Center. F Hentehell, trader, res n e come Twelfth nnd Marion.. (Delegate.) John Morgan, mechanic, res s e corner Hiirh and State. J C Brown, merchant, res s w corner Church and Trade. Wiley Chapman, constable, resn e corner Fourteenth and State. Anson Burlingame, laborer, res depot 0 4 C R R. David Moreen, mechanic, re s w corner Liberty end Chemeketa. bcJnhn Farrar. merchant, res e side Front tween Union and Division. beL W Crump, mechanic, res n side Oak tween Court and Linerty. G W Bnford. mechanic, res e sido Liberty between Center and Marion. W H Stiles, clerk, res w side Front be tween Center and Chemeketa. W B Barr, clerk, res Chemeketa hotel. A T J'eaton, upholsterer, res Chemeketa hotel. i Goo Hastings, engineer, res w corner Ferry and Front. - Wm Waldo, lawyer, res n end of Winter. " Located on Liberty street between Ferry and State. House in good condition. Apparatus in good condition, with tbensual compliment of axes, hooks, ladders, etc. Present number of members 40,' entitled to 40. All of which is respectfully submitted. The Kansas City Timet records thr death In that city of Jnqnia Tonroies, eommonlv called " Pino" at tbe great age nf 124 years. B was bora near Montreal, Canada, and was clearing a farm short' distanc below Qiebee, in 1759 when General Wolfe was killed. After the war be cam to the States. The recrnitin officer refused to accept him, for Jackson g army at New Or leans in 1812, becaose be was too old He was one of tbs guides to Clark & Lewis' expedition np tbe Missonri riv er and across to tbe Paci6c. W. Milnor Roberts. .Ubief Engineer or the Northern Parian : Railroad, n now in Helena,- Montana Territory, from which point he bus sent out . a larjre number ot snrvevinE" parties in different direction, for tbe purpose of ascertaining tbe central features of tbe cev-ral. mountain ps'ie, so. as la lo cale tbe route of the road. It it ex pected that this reenlt will be reached .this year. Ortgonian. " The (Treat end and object of life," said Socrates. " is tbe . perfection of tbe intellect, tbe great mora doty of man is knowledge, an4 the object of all knowledge is owe, name? :' Trutb, the Good, tbe Beautiful; she- LMine Reason." j . 1. ' ." : - Pastime is a word that ahonld newer be nsed, bnt in a had tense ; it if vile to say a thirg is agreeable because it helps to pass tbe tin, away.i Shen- tient. . - ' - '.- i If you would always be discreet, Five things observe with care Of whm you spe.ik, to whom yuu v ' And how. and when, sn l where. speak, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. From our Daily of Angiut 1. ECROPEAS KEwA Madrid, Augusts. FOur'ne'lyiy discover ed accomplice in the assafeslaatiun of Mar shal Ftitn fcave been eu6itnoned 4t trial. Among thein is an hido-da-camp of Duke Moutpensicr. Ttre Vulrc himself lias been summoned as a ftnefA. Dublin, Augwt 6. In spite of the pro hibitfoh by the authoiities, he friends of amnesty attempted to bold a meeting this afternoon in Pbusnix Park. Mr. Sinythe, member of Po-, lament, Mr. Sullivan, editor of the Aarion, and John Sullivan Byrne, of the Iri'hmaa, catered the park wiib a lare crowd of police. Superintendent Howe or dered Smytbe and his followers to desist, when he was barborous!y maltreated. A fearful riot ensued. Tbe police charged upon the mob and heat and kicked men, women and children indiscriminately. The flight lasted half an hour, whun tho police were reinforced and succeeded in dispersing the rioters. Smythe, Sullivan and Xolan were bndly wounded. Ovor one hundred of the injured have been taken to ibe hospital. The authorities are firm in their determina tion to praveut auy meeting, and the lead ers in the attempt to-d'iy will be prosecuted. WEST INDIES. . New York. August 6. A Port au Prince letter of July 21, says President Baex, of San Domingo, is distributing among Hay tien insurgents and partisans of the lato President Sulnave, arms and munitions of war received from New York, and the Hay- tien Govcrnraeut in retaliation ordered 5,000 troops to the frontier with orders to shoot every one found under arras. liiei, in a recent engagement with Cubra at San Juan, took fourteen prisoners, all of whom ho shot immediately, but four days after bis itefear Cabral retook Sau Juan and reinforced aud supplied it with arms. He will establish a Provisional Government in the south of the Island and at on?o com mence operations against I?ez. EASTE11N XEWS. New Yotk, August 0. Tk8 first official statement of the city and bounty debt, which Mayor Hall an n curies will appear regu larly on the fij" " every month, is pub lifhed this morning. It shows tue funded debt of the city on July 3lst to be $31,331, 70S, and of tbe county, $21,701,350, from which deducting the sinking fund of $18, 880, B61, there remains a net funded debt of the city and county, $60,212,3U6. The temporary debt recoverable by assessments on property for improvemeut of which the debt was incurred, is $11,824,500, and revenue Bonds to be paid from taxes of the curreut year, $22,709,000 ; debt incurred for expenses growing out of the late war, $12,683,000 ; city expenditures during July, $31,427 for advertising ; $10,891 lor sti tionery ; $140,552 for salaries ; $ft7.740 ftr street cleaning ; $10,009 for contingencies. Five German consulates in this city ure to be consolidated into one, under tbe title of the Consulate General of the German Empire.'' The first claim against tbe United States filed with the British agent in this city un der the Treaty of Washington, is that of James Crutchell, resident in this District, involving a large sura of money. He is a British subject, aud our government at the commencement of the war seized his Mount Vernon earactory uear tho railroud depot for military purposes, by which the machinery wus rendered useless and a profitable business destroyed. Louisville, August 7. Tbe election in this city to-day shows a heavy Republican gain. Returns from 27 out of 47 precincts at noon gave Leslie 87 majority. He is probably 300 ahead in the wuole city at this hour. w At Bowling Green at noon Leslie was SO ahead. This result has greatly disap pointed the Republicans, who expected the precincts to give Harlan 300 majority. New 'York, August 7. Washington special states that Mr. Fish will soon re tire, to be succeeded by G. W. Curtis. An extraordinary statement is published in the B'orid that Secretary Boutwell was a defaulter to two million dollars when be was Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Washington, D. C, August 7. A letter has been received from Gon. Spinner, dated Frankfort-on-the-Main, July 22d, in which ho says his health is improving and that be is on the eve of visiting Switzerland. He' is silent about the new loan. He i ex pected to return borne the 1st of September. Subscriptions to the new loan to-day were $22,650. CALIFORNIA. San Franoiaeo, August 7.. The Mechan ics' Fair Pavilion has been swarming with workmen all da, but so far not more than ten per cent, of the goods intended -for ex hibition are in place. By to-morrow from bal f to "two-thirds will be arranged, but it will still require several days to get every thing into shape. The Boy District Horti cultural Society have laid out their wing of the'building as garden, arith grass plots, flower beds, shrubbery and graveled walks, producing a very picturesque and pleasing effect. Tbe Jopancse department is nearly in order. Agri'ultural and labor saviug machinery will be largely represented, and the art gallery will be greatly and infinite ly better than at any previous fuir. Mcx zarus' gigantic statue of California is a prominent object in this gallery, though seen to a disadvantage from not being ele vated far above the audience as its propor tions require. The opening will take place to-morrow as advertised. Laura DcForce Gordon is out in the Morniiuj Independent as candidate for State Seuator for Sun Joaquin. She calls upou those who seek to see morality, not money, rule legislative hails, to rally to ber sup port. The sale of the California Pacific to the Ceut'rlil Pacific has been effected . It is said that on next Thursday pusstngers for the East will be sent from Sau Francisco over tbe Vallcjo route. From our Daily of August 10." El'llOPEAHf HEWS, Paris, Aug.. 8. A council of war was held at Versailles to day, concern ing -Algeria.?- Thiers and McMabon were present. Energetic measures were resolved upon. London, Ang. 8. It is again ru mored that Napoleon is going to Switzerland. Tbe Director! of tbe Lower Califor nia Company propoBe to receive all Communists as colonists. Thiers prom ised to lay the proposal before the As astnbty. - Thiers and tbe committee have agreed respecting Departmental law. Tbe war budget is increased 271,000, 000 francs. Advices from Algiers say tbe insur rection is routed, out war continues in tbe Province of Cojs'antine. Num bers of forests bave been burnt. .It is reported- tbat after a. week Prussia will evacuate Oise and Seine and tbe two Departments immediately contiguous. Versailles, August 7. Tbe first Court-martial for trial of Communists opened to-day. Tbe indictments were read. Some of the prisoners treated the proceedings with levity, whereup on tbe Court prohibited tbem from communicating with each other. Ex aminatioos will begin to-morrow. Dublin, Aug. 7. Tbe Royal visitors left tbe city to-day. Crowds lined tbe streets they passed through, but not a cbeer was raised. Tbe people pre served dead silence, broken only by a few bisses. Tbe conduct of tbe Prince at Pbueail Park yesterday, which was denounced as brutal, baa embittered the population. Newpapers demand an investigation. EASTERV SEWS, New York, Aug. 7 The prrj-cted mass meeting for examination of frauds on tbe city treasury will not for some unexplained reason be beld to morrow. Odjke, Vice President of tbe Cham ber of Commerce, will answer tbe let ter of Mayor and Controller to-morrow, giintf Ma ' idea in rpad I the man ner in which tbe accounts of the city and county should be examined and digcussed io tbe interest of tbe public. Assistant District Attorney Sullivan in an address to-night defended the city government from- charges of financial traud and corruption, tie said the Re publican party when in power in the State paved tbe way for and penetrat ed frauds, and that the eity authoritiea were ready to meet tbeir accusers face to face. , Tbe latest news received from tbe Kentucky election shows that the State has goue Democratic by' 20,000 to 30, 000 -majority, which is a great Repub lican gain. The Democracy have 40, 000 less majority than at the last Gu bernatorial election. The Herald publishes an interview had by its correspondent with Secret fy Fisb. The Secretary said be bad no idea who tbe arbitrators io tbe Washington Tnaty would be. Tbe Commission under the trea'y would probably situ longtime. The action of the Commission will probably te guided by tnat'of the Southern Claims Commission, as the latter would furn ish precedents ; for if claims for dam age done for property by- Federal power during the war be allowed other claims cannot avoid followijg the pre cedent. With regard to damaged sus tained by British subjects, courts of arbitration would be composed of men who would com nand public confidence. New Yotk, August 8. A Washing ton special says it it reported tbat Charles Francis Adams has declined the appoiatneut of arb.trator in the Geneva couference. He will probably be surceded by Richard A. D.uia. St Ljuia, August 8. Tbe National Labor Ceugress met this morning. Committee on Credentials reported delegates from Middle, Western aud Southern S.ates, but none from New KngUod. CALIiOitMA. S in Francisco, Anemt 7. John Mc Kec, who arrived form PortUud on tbe Onfidmme Sunday night, got into a conflict with a party of Italjans and ws badly stabbed. He received three knife, wounds in tbe back ajd rn tbe bead. A piece of blade two, inches long w.t f xtracted from his bead. Aa Italian states tbat McKee commenced abusing them, calling ibera Dames, "d d Italians," etc., and tbut he kicked one of tbem, when they then attacked hitn. There is a very large attendance at the pavilion Ibis evening, though everything is in confusion end not more than bulf the goods arranged. Tbe available space has Oeeu fully doubled by tbe addition of wings ou tbe sides, and every foot will be occu pied. The arrangement of upwards ot 200 flags of all nations, completely draping the arched ceiling ot the miio hall, is a great improvement, producing a peculiarly light and pleasiug effect. Los Angele, August 8. Wheat and bo," ley crops in the lower part of this county are dning splendidly consider nig tbe dry season. A consignment, of 1.186 bars of buse bullion lor Sin Fr.incisci, from Cerro Oordo, ot which 916 bars are from the TJniou Smel'ing Works, has just been received. The total weight is ninety five thousand pounds Some of the bars contaiu a large per ceotuge of silver." ran. Opbir, Autfust 8. While John L. A. Blauce, Justice of the Penes ;f this place, was returning on horseback this morning from Salt Lake, be was attacked and bea'eu to iossnsibiliiy by uukoown parties. He was found and brought to Opbir early this morning. He is Still Insensible. Tbe outrage is believed to be tbe work of Mormon Ku Klux. From our Daily of August 11. El'ltOPEAN SEWS, DATES TO AUGUST 9. The Germans have commenced the evacuation of the forts North and East of Paris. The Versailles assembly has ordered the Province i to be indemnified for losses during the war, andhas ordered one hundred million francs distributed immediately among tbe insurgents. A bill has been Introduced to pro vide for compulsory education in France. Tbe trial of the Communists has commnecd. Some of tbe leaders were very insolent to the court. The celebration of tbe centennial of tbe birth of Sir Walter Scott was be ing appropriately celebrated at EJin burg. Measures are taking in Germany to found a new church. Th principles of Constance, in 1314, will probably he adopted. Tbe subordination of the Pope to tbe council,. Tho seperation of church and state, from elections ot Bishops, communal elections of pas tors, and modifications of the contest sional. Tbe p inciples"are to be rati fied at a meeting to be held at Munich in September. EASTERN SEWS. The report that tbe President has suspended Gen. Pleasanton as Com missioner of the-Internal Revenue is confirmed. Reason assigned that he has failed to collect the revenue effi ciently and that he bas reversed some important precedents established by his predecessors "Charles Francis Adams has signified to tbe President bis acceptance as ar bitrator at Genoa under treaty of Washington. A convention bas been negotiated with the German Government for the interchange of postal money orders. Summary accounts of tbe city ex penses are in the ban Is of printers and will be issued next week. They will mke a volume of 3,000 pages. News from Liberia telis of the elec tion of Roberts lobe PreBideutof tbat Republic. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HOME CIRCLE, , VoL 1. t ( "2 PIANIST'S ALBUM. PIANO-FOUTE GEMS. The above splendid b;ioks belong to ahat is knoon as THE HOME CIRCLE SERIES, and bave become almoH lndipenINe to teachers and to all .er hds wi-hini the largest collection ol tbe bei. Instrumental mulc at ihe lowest price. The music may be played on tbe Pianoforte, Me lodeon or Cabinet Orsn Price of each iouk In BoarcR 2.5fl ; In cloth, $3.00; rnll Gilt, for present. 14.1X1. bent by malbposipai i,ca receiptof retaU price. OI.IVFH DITBOM CO.. Bottom. C H DITSON CO , If w York' ROOT'S SCHOOL FOR THE CABINET ORGAN. SCr.Dtaiolnfr Progressive Lesson, Ptailes, and Scales; Hongs, Trios and Quartets ; Voluntaries, Interludes and RecreatUe piece, for I he Parlor and Choir. A work of established reputation. By GEHKOB F. ROOT. Price S SO Pent postpaid on receipt or price, OLIVER PIT90N k CO., Boston. CHAS. H. DITcON tO'l. New York, AugSwlded FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. The riorene I the best Sewing Machine for family me, because it so seldom seta out of order; tf there is one In the Plate of Oregon not working well. If I api Informed of it, I will fix it without any expense to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, -fVO-EHSTT. 19 Montgomery Street South, GRAND HOTEL B'JIICIKG. 9AH FKANCISCO, CALIFOR5IA. 8tn tton k Wal'er, Agents, Salem Oref m. SERD F0RC!RCULARS. w Active Agents wanted In every pUiw MISCELLANEOUS. PROPOSAL FOR INDIAlf GOODS " Orao Fcf't Imdiav ArpAiaa, " 1 u,Oes., Jalv 9tb, 1STI. f Seated prnpmals, Indorsed "propoal lor In dian Goods," will bo received at thai office for the following articles, until 19 o'clock, m., Sau' nrd&y, August, 28, 18' I. nurd-ware. &e. 75 roollne plows. 10 Inches. S do malt cks and hanulcs. . 3 do planters' No. 1 garden hoe. 8 do L. M. shove asteel. dis L. H. spade do S rios Proe tturlen'. 90 log chain. VxO lbs Here grind stones. 10 do batidk-d airs Hont'j medium site. A dt -dti do d; b'y' do IS flu claw hatchets, No. 1 Hunts. 1 ! haudleJ feroad axes do X do hand aaei do tf do draw in. knl'e, 12 inch Dougliss'. X do tdz Hunt' ' 4 df hand nm, t Inch ?pcar k Jackson' S 4ns cross eat , per foot do t't do tnrer Hie, ansoried do 12 dos mill saw, 12 Inch do 4 d-s boise raM, 12 inch do 1 1 sterl squares tUgle Ko 13. 2 do augur d handles, caAt steel, assorted IS dos door locks Jo dos iw latches, thumb No? 3. 2tl do louse joint bulls, 8x3. 10 gross Teas, 1 to 1 J4 In., No. 10 to IS. inn lbs horse xhoe nails, No. ie Putnam. 5"0 lbs r.'pe and M 10 keg oaiia, ass.owd Parker M lis. 50 dia rocna handle butcher knives, 6 in. Ras- sells- , 20 do sh aia,6 In eyuiuur' 2 il s sad IrtHjs. 2:H lbs gun powder Pic'ific porting, in kegs. 4on Ion bar 1 ad . 20 M gun capa, fcly' Bli.' Till and Sheet Iron Ware. 12 do 10 qt sh-'et Iron buckets. . 51 miner's tin cups. 00 dcx quick p-eraed tin plate 2 d l 6q'- milk pans 12 do tinned fry pant, No 8 hammered. Groceries. TOil lbs tobacco black os. ft tons l.t;eriooi sal.. 2000 los Island aujiar i'iown 7om lbs Costa Rico or R-o coffee. 2'HI lbs tea, Japan natural leal. 4o0 lbs rice.thina No 1. 300 lbs candles Urnts. ;w loa ai, ch.'iniral clive. 1 0l lbs dneJ apples, 7 do. Ortrgon brooms, No . liotH. Oils. Aco. TS boxes glass, 10x12 and 10x14. 7oo lbs wlntr lead, Athtniic No 1. !A ga!s boiled linseed oil. 20 gals neat foot oil. 20 ga s Ch na nut oil. Ibit lbs putty. v GooiIm. 800 prs 8 lb all wool Oregon gray blankets, de livered at Klamath Imlian Agency 850 prr 8 lb all wool, 'irejon gray b ankets, de livered at Portland. 2000 ydi flannel, asstd colors, all wool, heavy w twilled delivered at blainath ludiau . gency 2oOO yds ninncl, asstd colon, all wool, heavy twilled, delivered at Portland. f 00 lbs all wool stocking yar i. 6400 )da Merrimack print. 600 ydi 4 4 t leached sheeting, Green M'jCo. 4 00 yli 4 4 brown sJ.ettiug, Cabot A. 2iH yd Ky jeans. 150 lb br oks skein cation, assorted color. .Ml 10. lint n thread, N.n 30 to 40. 20 .U neeiilt-s, between asaoited ftos, Hilwoo 4 Son 1 M iron thimbles. Sliocs. l'-0 pr men' brnpana, fait tock. IN) rs wmn-ii'ti brix tn, full stock, prs yo'uuh' hro ns, fl tiioclc. iio w (inrou s, wide track, 3. itch thin, bit skein with brake (rm;Ute. Bii!s will hi rt-quirtd and received for th w hole or p irts nf ihe ftb ve list lor gold coin tn (nil on dtlivrry ot gws. Als, Io gold coin Iht P'r cent, on delivery of iiuodit and o per cent, when the contract shall have been ftubniitteo to, and approved by the fcieculiveCouwiitlee of the board of ominis$toi;er uppotiiU-d by th Presi dent of the United "tatt-s and the secretary of the interior, W a-hinjr'on, D 0 All .rtle!e4 to be ulject to inprctlon of tbe cupt. Indian flairs or Ins authorized agent. Goods to be dfliTered at Portia m! pmperly packed ready tor shipping, except such as tpeci iy for KUirifitli Agency The right to reject any and all bid reserved. . 1$ VKAOiiAM, Aui;ld2w. Supt. Indian Affairs in Oreicon. HURRAH, FOR THE BEACH! IHK S T K A a K K J. U. 1. tiKiV Will leave Astoria every MONDAY. TUESDAY, KI1AY and 8.MUI1DAY MOKNINUs, at 8 o'clock A. M , Inwding at Fort Steven and Cape Disappointment, lor Unity. rare, each way, $1. Connecting with Ptage Lines and Boats fur Oys erville, Uray's Uarbor and Olympia. 3TFor freight and passage, apply on board. THE STEAMSS U.H.GBAIST,; captain ..wm. t. uray Will leave Astoria, Kvery Day (Sundays except ed) for klpp-tnon Landing. Fare, eascb wsy, 50 Cents. Connecting with the stage lor Hotel on the Beach. The ORVNT will nlsr. make THREE TRIPS per week to Knappton, connecting at Astoria with the slail ll..ais top Portlaud ; ard occasional trips to Young's River Fails. tSFor Freight, Passsgc or Charter, apply on Board. julyl-lta STRATT0N & WALLER, (accessor to J. K. Gill,) STATE 8TB EE T, SALEM, DEALERS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY Musical Instruments, AND ' I H; r. INVITE ESrKCIAL ATTENTION Tt OCR V stock ot Muson a Hamlin Orgai.s; Chick ertng, Mnrsha I k Mttauer, and Emerson Pianos. All ol which can be sold on the most advanta geous terms. Salem, April 11. AT WIIOLIWaLE 45 Front St., Pc-rtland. Atlantic While JLead Pure. Various cheaper brands of "VCntxito XjcnicL IcwDj'r'i Boston Oo&IOlI, Continental Coal Oil, Dcwmi'i Mauhtnery and Bpladle Oil. Lard Oil pare. Boiled Linseed Oil. Raw Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Oiaes, Vamlstaet En glish and American Brnebea el kind, Yellow Oohre, Window Olae, Paper Hanging', i hsdssComaea and Painted. April 1, dew GEO. L. STORY. By J. THOJIAS, A.3I. M.D., CHAMBER'S ENCYCLOPEOIA. A DICTIOSARY OF Universal Knowledge for the People, Revised Edition, Re-Issue or 18t0, TTlth Maps, Plates t Ensrarings. To be Completed in 80 PARTS, making 10 VOLS, of 832 page each. Illaetrated with abent Four Thousand Kitfrravinga and ' Forty naps. Price jer PART, Including MAPS and ILLUSTRATIONS, 60 Cent. PRICE PER VOLUME : Extra clth, beveled boards ., Library sheep, marbled edgus fSSl .l0 Pnbliehed tr I. I.IPPI?ICOTT & C'O Philadelphia. II. H KEY & C9, Agents lor tbe PacMe Coast. Jiawt Hccclvcd kT STRATTO.H i WALLER'S, BAIKBTI, FsDcy, Uanginf and Work. BRUSH ICS, nair, CloUi, nes-i and fhavlDg. Ci)SB, a line Assortment. Call and See Them. DRUGS & MEDICINES ,U.WcD0iALD&C0. DRUGGISTS San Francisco, Cal. ToU the a.tentlon of Dealers to their ksrve ort mcnt of "Newly Arnvt-d' liood-. comno-d in part of Ihtyjollowlnir artlrltM, tecrtner tvftli evrrv thin? krpt in a well suppltvd llOLsUAJ.l: 'nvsr riunU TiLc!r4 FaypATunoa, HiUfcEa IfKKas, Pkr ix a it foils. I'atkst tHkmctirr.n, Trcbsks k HurroaTsaa, KssKiirtAL Oils. Paiists xu Oils. Whh-h we offer et the lowest ( bb Prices, and are determined unt 10 lie tindermjld. K JL JltlKJNALU M Co., Silt Faa-ictsco, Cjll. FOR SALE, OI'Il DRtO Ht'HI.M.HH, located In fisn i'ralH-ivt. Cal. Aflt-rotir U' i!K'. and exrre&t. Ini'Urthallkflfiir the lilieral patruuaue we bave reeclvtid for umre than twentMino veara, during which period we have tx-en steadily eitizavt-d In the Irug buslne In Cnlilnrnia, we beg to sar in cinMjuence of tlie rapid gruwih of Ir. Walker' Calilornia Vim'uar bitiera, now spread over the I'nited Kiates and countries lar lieyond, we are neceaaUated to devote our entire time to said bus iiifsa. Wc ire the Oldest Draft flrn en the Pad Or Ooet and the only one, cofitiiiut'US under the ranie pn- ririetont since iMll, and bave determined to sell our ante, prosperous, aud well estabUaued buslueas ou lavoralilo teruia. Tills Ha rare oppoTtnnHv for men with meana, of entering Into, a prortrable bustueas wiiii aUvau-Uisi-a never bi-lore ortertii. s'or particulars enquire of K U. Mi'DOSALD CO., U n. MrDmtALS, l Wbolele Drutv.-k.tm J. t:. HrajicaK. i felaa KrencWro Cal. , N. It. I'nid a Rule Is made we KiiaQ t-onllnue our importattoim. and keep a laruc stiM-s. ot ireili giHids r.uiMmilly ou baud, aud st.'l at prkes to dely coiu- pelilioll. GB. Ag-nle, Sew. elfvo.Csil .jti-l 34 Cim.t t., S.M niMJOH BfurTnilmrit their Wudrrfiil t'Dralire KtTrrla. ; Vlnfgrtr Hliirm ar not a Til Fancy PHuk, Made ot pAor.Knm, Whl-kry, Proof Hplrlia nnd Hrfusie Liquor, doc torpd, npiccd ird mreetencd to pleue the tute, call-4 " Tonicfl,"" Apiizenu" lteatoren.,,lce thatl-pad the tippW on to drnDkennem and rain, but are a tnte Mdicln. made from the Native tlooU and llerbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Htlmalnnia ' They are the Hit EAT III,000 FI'KIFIEIC and A UFK '(.lVlNU FUINtlPKK, a perfect Renovator aud Iuriorator of the 8rtra, carrr uffotT all poiAonout matter and restorlna the blood, to a healthr condition. No piraon can take these Bitten according to direction! and remain lone an well, provided their bone are not destroyed br mineral poimm or other mean a, and the Tital 3r-arw wanted beyond the point of repair. They are a islenile Pnrvatlve aa well nn a Tonic, poftsi'Minc, also, the peculiar merit ?f acting aa a powerful aeent in relieving Conges tion or Inflammation of the Liver, and of all the Visceral Orefms. VOlt FEMALE COM PLAINT, whether in younc or old. marritd or 1nclt at the dawn of womanhood or at the tarn of life, theee Tonic Bit tern have no equal. For Inilitiiinmrory and Chronic Rhea mntlrtiii and nut, Dynpepniti mr In diuentlon, nilionw. Kenltteat and Intermittent Fever, l)teaoeo of Ifao lllood.'ivrr, Hldners and Bladder, theae Itiiirrr huve been mot ucceasfoL ach Iiteanei are caoatd by Vitiated Blood, which 1a arcneraHy prodoced1 by derangement ol the Dlirentlve Orgnm. DYSPEPSIA OU INDIGESTION, Tlfttdaohe, Pain in the Shoulders, Congha, Ttuht fietwof the Client, Pizzinesa, Sonr Eructationa of he IStoniach, Bad Tante in the Month, Bilion Utiackn, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lunps, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hnndred other painful eymptome are, the on pririK of Dyspepsia. ( 3 They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate thf tortnd Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled efflcary in cleansing the blood of all im purities, and imparting new life and vigor to the. whole syt?m. f ' FOR KIN DISEASES, Eruptions. TettT, Bait Kheum, Blotches, Bpota, rim plea. Punt u lea. Boils, Carbuncles, lUnir-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Bvea,E'-yipe.aa, Itch. Scurf. Difieoloratkmsof the Skin, Humors und lKieof the skin, of what ever name nr nature, are literally duv up and car ried out uf thesvtru in a nhurt time by the uw of thete Bittfra. ()iie bttU; in such caws will ron vince tiiemost tncrednlouaof tlscircurativeellect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And its Impurities bcirsting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions or Bore ; cleanse it when yon find it obstntctca and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, nrking tn tle svstem of w many thousand, are e&ectaaUy destroyed nnd removed. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. J. WALKER, lV-vrirt..r. It. H. M DONALD CO., DniKtH"'" und (ien. A wren t . San Francisoo, Cal., and i and 'M Commerce titreet. New York. Ka Infallible slood a"viFirii.iow!ia liit; rnro Tir and acavnc j)roierties acfrlain cure for nm;i;M,TlM. colt. :r.tui t, and all kindred Diseases, It ooniplettly restore the system nrhen im paired by dlwoxe, rtvives the action of the KinviT, mm LF.lTtL oucaih, radi cally en roe scrofcl. ALT aaair I'M. and sll ENirritc mm ri'TttEOis Dis eases, gives immwliato and permanent relief in dispepsi.. s-:stvsisj:i.Aai. Tumor. Boils, Braid II. ail, ricer and gores; cradl cites from the system all traces of Mercurial Disease. Ilisrt nEi.i VF.er.T Vsti.E. Ix-lnsmade from an herb, fonn l indi jemms in ciirml It is therefore pocuiiarly suitable for ne by rrmiies and Children, a a ui.oon real. FIF.n am REJOtare. For Sale by all Cruggiiti. BEDtKC.TQfT. HOSTETTEB & CO. AOKNTf. C20 and 631 Market Street, 1 E-n Trancisc?. Sect, and Creeds differ, but there are no dissenter from the jrereral principle, that a great medicine i a cret blessing. We haei' many of these blessinm, bat amons there all. In the province to which it belongs, no greater than TVirraaf's EJferveteent Seltzer Aperient. A cotamn would not sumce to enuroeral the ailments for which It is nreterlbed by physician of the hlirhest uindlr.g. It doe not bejoug to the class derisively termed patent medicines, bat I an article bated on ecientidc analysis, and wlil stand the test of th tharprtt and most rigid medical criticism as a cathartic, a stomachic, an antt-febrllepreparatton, and an admirable rem edy for all biloua complaint tea there ! no mlstaka. secure the talas article only. BJLD BT LI. IiRUGQIBTH. angS-lna Linseed Oil. We hare a larg- lot ef LIS iXlD Oil, In store, (bulled and raw). Alsj f White Lead, Colored Paints, bm.ilie, And everything In the Paint line a'l offered at rery low prices. "Weatlicvibi'd & Co., Drnpa, Paints and Cils, 139 Fran mte Portland, and Cos tnercial etre't, talem JblySO . LADIES I I GET YOtTR CnOICI PKR?CMERT OP "Weiatlero-a te Co. Jul10 SE W A U X L it i 1 . E M fr 1 a . $lf0,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS WILL BR AWARDED TO THE SEASON IT TICKET UOLLU13 on the 4th Day of September, 1871! The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Bocietty, of Cal Ifornla, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the broad r'treet Theater, Nevada city, Qal , in aid e the loliewing cbarltarjle purpoae : 1st, Pjhllc Pchools of Nevada county, id Publk, I Ihrary of Nevada City. Sd, 'Orphan Asylum, Nevada county. h. Fire Department, Nevada City. 100,000 treason Tickets er Admis sion will b sold at f4. SO tack. All the Premium w ll be deposited la the Bank or i-evada countv. ; PREMIUMS: 1 Premium, gold coin....... ..... 2S,000 I Premium, gold coin 15.OJ0 1 Premium, gld coin...... 10,000 1 Premium, gold coin B OiiO 1 Premium, gold coln.... 4.000 I Premium, gold coin 8,(00 1 Premium, gold coin .. 8 000 1 Premium, gold coin. 9,49.1 1 Premium, gold c.ln 2,000 IS Premiums, gold coin, $1,' 00 each...... 15,000 fi Premiums, gold coin, $500 each , 2,5110 8 Premiums, gold coin, t-101 each- 2,400 25 Premiums, gold coin, 1250 each r.. 6,350 100 Premiums, gold coin, 100 each 10,1 (X) 100 Premiums, gold coin, 150 each ... 5,lx0 200 Premiums, gold coin, ISO cch. 6.UO0 500 Premiums, gold coin, t'5 each 12li0 1048 Premina., gold coin, $20 each. 20,$60 2,1mA Gold Coin Premium amVg to I31.0U0 Bstlatis Af anasrers A. W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Conrell Lee. By special permlsslro we refer to the following well kuown cltlsens : wohn H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada county. T. W. e igourney. John A. lencaster, S l Exchange Hotel. M. H Ileal. Kdltor Nevada rescript. O. V. 8-iiml(iburK. Postmast Julius Oreenwald, County Treai. iieti h. Neaell. ex-Couu y ru)ervi Ttios. J Grilar-r, tdiior evaua Gate e. P. Itanner, Merchant. R. li Oenlrv, late eheriff Nevada county. J K. Bell, Dtputy P.tmaster. Ira A- freton. Union Hotel. C G Allen. Nevada roundry. Judge T. H Rolfe. Ueo. K. Phillip., Merehant. A. Goldsnnih, MtrchanC Wm. R.Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. T Cknneld, ex-Chiet Euglneer fire Depart .nt. A. Rantord, Merchant Biiven k Potte', llei chants. Lester k Miilloy. Merchants. L. Ntliell, City Marshal Gocd resi.'onsib'e Agent wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Money should be scut hy Kxpress, oi b" iJraft on atiy solvent Banic. Ad jlress all commuil cations to V. B. SOCIETY, myl2 Mewada City, Cal. GREAT SUMMER TONIC. Herman's Cordial Elixir of Calisaya Bark A p'eassnt Cordial nhtch trt-nfftlicng and tu roves (he DigTection, an rxce-ilent prrventive of Ten, rer and Amie, lc, and a (tient Rv-nt?. . i:or and To'-fc fr lural ls and d- bi itntt-d xr (tn. Hkgkmax M .. New York, role a-ufac-turera. ttuld by all Druggtsta. julj26 Money Cannot Buy It ! TOR &1UUT IS PKICKLESS! The Diamond (.'lasses, HAsmiTcttn bt J. E. SPENCER & CO.. N. Y., Wltich are now offered to the public, are pro nounced by all the rlebrated Opticans ol the World to tw the ZVIost Perfect, Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are rround under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Prbhles, melted tcgether, and derive their name, Diamond," on accoulit of their hanlnea and brilliancy. The Scientific Principle On which they are constructed brlnrs the core or cenlre of the lend directly la-front of the eye, producing a clear and olstlnct vision, as In the natural, hfallliv sight, nnd preventing all un pleasant sensations, such as glimmering ami watering of :cnt, dimness, Ac , peculiar to all others In use. They are Mounted in the Finest Manner, III fraes of the be, quality, of all materials uttd fur tliat purpose. THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Cinioir. None genuine unless bearing their trade mark stamped on every frame. V. W. MARTIN, ; Jeweler and Optician, Sola Agent for WALEM, OltEGON. From whom they can only be obtained... These goons are not suiip.ied to Poller at as price. Iehl2.1wli SEWING MACHINES IIrs. Vroora Now has the Agency for these popular Machine, nd keep a variety of them constantly on hand. The incre slng poouiarlty of th fclNGkR M A CUINR proves their excellence, and the ladies are tcvtted to call and examine them. T r e s s 31 aking Is also carried on at this Fstablishment, a heretofore, Which 1 constantly In receipt of the Latest Styles and Catalogues of Fashions and Patterns, DiRECT FROM NEW YORK Nov. K-dwlm SAL. KM DRAY i MACK CO. FOltWARDEKS A SHIPPERS CITY DRAYMEN & HACKMEN. All freighting within the city done at .bort notice and on reasonahte terms. Carriage constantly In attendance to convey passengers to can or boa a or on city drive. BePt.H.lOT. .. SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS Prom J. 0. Oarrlgues k Co, Philadelphia. VTlie largest lot In Salem. At jui,M II D. BOOB'S. FLORENCE SSoAviriK" 3IacliinewI AMOSii TIIK TBRT BE8t. Call and examine before bnylrg. mATTOH at WAALER, JeneS " Ageata. THATCHER SON HATE A LAKOB LOT P FIXE TOOTII COMBS Ivory " . KuhBcr INFANT " Iory POCKET " - .Rubber DRESSING " CLOTHES BBUSHES A9orte4 II AIR " English INFANTS " French TOOTII " - Pocket . English it Badger hair jjl, Assorted ' And every kind of bruh wanted. . Notice About Nails. IS COMPhlAS JR WITH Instructions from the Common Council, notice as hereby given that owner ef property In thl city are r'qulred to drive down tbe nails in the sidewalk fronting on (heir preml street Comalaeioner. Balem. July 83. 1871. 1,000 SPONGES! The largest lot Io Salem, At OVTUeK'S DRCO STORE. . junelS MECHANICAL. PfiEM UM WAGON FACTORY, Oorasr Front aad Bta'a Sta,, IALBH, , : ORBOOS. 33 O AV" I 33 , Lumber Wagons, Express Wagons, Thorouyhbrace AVrag;oiis, Carriages and IJuggie, KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND,; OR 5IAWK TO OKDER. rrW(IRK WARRAHTE D IS T. CUNNIIfdillAM Si CO., AGENTS, Commercial Street, Salem. Juoe T. DUYAL'H MONITOR GANG PLOW, With Improved Iron Wheel. Fampie cknbeseeo atCartwrlght's warehoow, Albany, and at the factory, uear Com i errlai street Bridge, Dahun. This plow ha taken the premium at the Oregon state fair, and is being used with entire success. Waggons & Buggies M&nufiff turrd tn order with Daril' inter, l-on wheel, coDiUleted the grealekt nuniern loveotion la that Hot. rrdera received at the shop, opposite the M:d. nioth Stable tteni. ALL BLACKSMITH WORK DOStS TO ORDKR We have the best skilled workmen employed D1 all custom work will receive prompt alteu tlon. -J. II. BRIDGES V CO Salem, April T. dew BLACKSMITH SHOP REMOVED. HASH ASCRIBE It GIVK N01KE1HATT.iF.YHAY RKMOVED their shnp to the n w bulldin(f iltiiDgnidai of of the siahle of M rr. k Ucrnu, Whw theih -ratk eta Hot!, neat lf opHMite their old tand, where they will be prrpuei to do All Sorts of Blacktmi.Iiing AT SUORT NOTICE. Falem, March 21, 1S71. SALEM IRON WORKS, B. F. DUAKE, : : : Proprietor, ALbM, OREGON. Stesm Engines, Paw Mills. Orlst Mills. Reaper Pumps and all kinds of slyles nf machinery made lo order. Machinery repaired at a abort notice. I'a'.tern-makin done in all Its various forma and all kiuds of Brass and Ircn Castings furn Wied at stinrt notice. feblitf MONROE & STAIGER, DKALKRS IN Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, EXECUTED IS Cailfori.ia, Vcriuoiit AND SALKTl, OlltUOS, And Branch Shop at Albany. iuDel . NEW COMBINATION Of Ooopor Slaoip, GROCERY & PROVISION 5T0HL ITAKK PL.KAIIIJH.IS IX SAYIKG tothe cUlrens of Balem and vicinity that I am now openiDir a new and well selected stock of family Groceries aad Provi.iona, end natter myself that 1 can give good satisfactl n to all tle.se that my favor me with their rtronnge, with as good articles and at aa fair price a can be had In the city. ALSO ALL kinds or COOPKU-WAIIK ! Kept on band and made to order on short notice and govd terms. S" Goods delivered free of charge to all part of the city. Sbop sd fttora on Commercial fit. tret Door ft on h of Markty's Black. JumW J, M. COIEITR COOKE & SMITH. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS AND BUNDS Inside and Outside Finish, ?TL,VIlt UUILDING, Scroll Sawing and Ihirning. t3TMonldln Made to Order Ke?ular sises of work cnnsisntiy on hard. Ate Orders from tlte country promitly filled. Factory On Dork Kast of Chemek eta kouif. Salem, May 10. o-.rtt House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTING, Graining; & Faper Hanging-, Calclmining. Shop on state St., by aide Klre Bell Orders so!icli.ed,and all work executed prompt ly in the best manner. mar23 NORTH SALEM STORE AT TUE 01 D 0RSKN PTORK, A FULL. ASSORTMEM DRY OOVD3, GHUCKHIKS BlJIITS 4 SIIOFS, OLOTlirSU, Hardware. Cen'al Merchandise, Calculated for City and County Trade. P7Oood delivered to any part of th city free ol charge. Nor SSdsrtl Atlantic Cable Tobacco, Liglit Pressed, Nary Plus;, -Detroit Fine Cut, CHOICE SMOKING T08ACC0ESI CIOABS, PKIZE MIDAL, VICTOB1A, LA MAPOLBOM, LA EBDAD, 1a S. SCOTT, tata Street, Salaam. April 15. Home and School for Boys ! PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest Growa, Washington Ceaaty, Oregon. r For particular address . PKESITEJfT MA RSI, or, RfeV. 0. M. BLAKE, A. M., Foreet Grove, Oregon. June tmdsw I. a. Ksaxaa. rt kdk aaLeraao. KEEI.ER A I1ALSTF.AD, 95 LIBERTT ST., NEW TOES. OREGON AMD HORTH-WE8T GQLIfslISSIQH AGEHCT For buylnr and forwardinr direct, via fathom Rail aud Cape Horn, with ban Fraocieoo connections, !1 classes and varieties f Merchandise, and for sale of Export from the Norvb-west. Advances made on f proved consirn meets, tod order respectfully solldied. All orders and business will receive prompt atterlion. Iteferences. XI W YORK. If. T. ItTi. Ix. Saai, eor. Oolleg - 'ce A Chamhers Street. Mssaaa. A. S.IO.I Tnro, K Liberty tH. Mnsaa. 1. U Blowssu. k Daos., Bank.-rv, M Broad itreet. Mnsaa BexrttT. Mtu.ee k Taoaaf,S48oaih Bt. OREGON. Hiwii. Lipb k Tn.ro. Bsi.kers, Portrmd. Hi . . I Bivrn k, IVrtUnd. A. A. IIcCtru-T, Esq., Salem. DrrMdkwtf illStfcLlaMiuKc-. THE DNK WEED REMEDT OR I OREGON RHEUMATIC CURE.- History. Thl remedy I composed of the active prln. clple of lb Unk Weed, lin -Tha.pium, Cor datum Cricanl, Let. Indiseiioui to Orreon tiro most abundantly and perfectly iu Mash Ingtoa Coaoty. PROPERTIES. &c. It contain aa active volatile principle ex tracted by Eilier, and a titter Toole principle. MED CAL 1R PcRTilS ANO USES. It la the most sure and Speedy Cue for Rheu matism, Rheumatic Goat snd Rhecmetic Fains of all kind that hssever been Unreduced In Ui Materia Medica. The Utk Weed Remedy a prepared by a. In consequence of the enisling bitter principles possesses the becctaarj v.itue o being a POWERFUL TONIC Promoting the Appetite and Invigorating the whole Digestive Apparatus, lima building and strengthening the system, wlrle at the ame time the vola' He principle, belus absorbed in the blood act specifically on the Rheumatic Poison, re moving It from the circulation and system. Toere are a few remedies known Ao the Med" leal profession, which will remove 'he Rheumat ic poison Irwu Die blood, but whese actlun I so powerful in depressing the system of the already enfeebled Rheumatic patient, that their use baa to be abandoned before specific effect are ob tainable hence the want tf auccess In trailing this prevalt-nt, nd in consequence, heretofore' Incurable disease. Unlike these Medicine, al ready known, the UNK WEED REMEDY Though produclrg as powerful and a active ef fect on the blood and system In removing U.e Rheuatatic poison, also potseasea astror.r Toole snd r.ecuperatiig tlenitrt, which arinjii of It coot nued use even la the c est delicate snd de bilitated. Thus we bave the combination for the first time ol these two necessary element in 'the one remedy which account Icr li supeilor and never falling curative effect in Bheumatlsm, Ebeomatlo Ocnt, on Rheomatio Falca cf A'l Ktnda. Put Up In. 10 oz. Bottles at $1.50 Per Bottle. PREPARED AT TUE Oregon Medical Laboratory BT D3. A. M. LORYEA & CO., Kaat Portland, Orcfrom. ljrFor Bale by all Druggist. msrchl2.TI.IAw OK. JITLIAX PEltRAVLT, DOCTOR OP MEDICINE OF THE FACCLTT ol Pri4, Graduate ftheL'nlverlly"(Jjeen' C'iirren in Canada, and Physician of the St. John Baptist IWiety or Pan Francisco. Ir. Perrauli has the pleasure to Inform his nu merous old Patient, and other seeking ('o.ft dtntial MeHw I Advice, that he can be consult ed daily at bistflice, No bo'i Monigomery street. North-east corner of Pacrnmento street. Pan, Francisco, Room S, 1U.11, first floor, up stair. Consultations and' correspondence In En(llli, Krcncli nnd German. Havins made the various form of ftexual Dis eases and Nervous and Physical Debility the suhjei t of minute rteearch aud special practice lor many years, Dr Perrault continues to treat thee affliction susreesfully by tbe newest scien tific methods and without resort to Obnoxious Rcme'li-. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Ptrlctura. Bubo. Ulcers, Pkln Kruption 4i , speedily cured, and all Syphilitic and Mercurial Taint eradica ted from the em. Nocturnal r missions, Night Sweats, Dischartie from the Crelha on eoing to stool or making water. Pains tn the Back and Head, Disziness, -Melancholy Lanyour, Memory, growing weakner of iht Weep uiaturbed by Dreams, and Intellectual faculties. Ckud d Ideas, Diffidence, Aversion to rocte'y and Social P ens ure, 8arl3W Complexion, Eruption In the Face, etc., are an me of the prominent Symptom of Nervous and Physical Prostration the result of Self-Abuse acd kxcessive indulgence which, if n.ot speedily checked, will never fail to induce premature decay snd terminate In the total Los of Manhood. Patl.n's complaining of one or more of the above symptoms, should apply Immediately to Dr. Perrault, a he ha d:trored New and Re liable Remedies which enable him to guarantee a speedy and radl-al cure of Seminal Weakness and Impotence We invite Investigation particularly to theee sufferers who have tried this bonited Doctor and that adrerttud Phytic an until worn out and dis ;oursced ; and we claim that In el' case taken under treatment we fulfill our promises. Ladles ruQeriof; fi om any complaints Inciden al to their sex can eonsu't the Doctor with I he assurance of relief Pal:, nu in the country can be Cured at Home hy a.ldrea.ing a letter to Dr. Perrault, Sua Montgomery Ure t, or Box T3 P. O . San Fran-cts.-n, sta'tn? their case as cii'i.itely a possible, hahits of living, occupation, ete. ' Low charges tl..-t of references civen If required. All com m micatl .ns conf! jt-ntial Dr. Perrault I the nle agent Io Ca'ifornia for - Dr. Bt.tt'a Celebrate Female Month ly Plila. Which tn:l unnrtsrC, ai d are far In advance of eve'J other remedy for ;uppresslont and otlier Irrrgu'aritir.. $5 pre b x. sent by mail or ex press, e-curvly i-a-k-.l juuel7 lv The Lcab: Ferry IS five u ties and a half s luth of Salem, and I tlie eaniSt and most direct route from Salem to indt prurience, Honmveih, Co. vail Is, V aulaa Bay, And all Intermediate point. A New an. I Commodh.u Boat, firmly con structed, so as to ferry stock of all kind with satety and dispatch. The banks have been grrat ly Improved, and the road are in a belter con dition than ever before. Ar. accommodating ferryman will always be tn attendance, but an extra charge will be made for crossing at bite hours. CIIAS. W. PETTTJOHS, Proprietor. May 7-dw. Auction tale. YA Lit A BI.KPKOPKHTVO.H Com mercial street, nearly npposltt the hemek- eta Hotel, to be sold at puo.ic auction to the hiirhest b-dder, nn the fjth of August, at IS clock, si., la.l Lot xaxlliS led. buiidme 20i5t) feet, is now occupied by the owner aa a dry gooda and grocery store; the biillding i uearly new two year, aud eight nomh erected with iouot--r, shelving tot gas fixture all ornp'.rte; l-o an A No. 1 ell of water on tne premises, neatly covered ov. r with a large w-o.1 house; also a neat fowl bouse. Title perfect. I LK-us OF e ALE C S. Gold Coin. J.iHs W LOV. FRIEDMAN A GO-LINER, Auctioneer. julylflua8w PSYCHOM ASfCY Any Lady or Gentle man can make 1,'KRI a month, secure ihelr own bappme and Independence by reading Peychomancy, Fascination or Soul Charming, 4i pate. Full instructions A ose thl power ever men or anime's at will, bow to Mesmerise, b come Trance or Writing Medium. Divination. Plilrltuallsm, Aldiemy, Petlosopl y of Omens, and Uieams, itrignarr Young's Harem, Uui.le to Mar rlace, Ac; tj,000 sold. Sent by mall In eloih for li.xs, paper cover SI IW. The fhlladrtphla Star speaking of the book say it author Is Her bert Hatlllton, B. A., the celebrated fucholcgl eal lecturer, and the publisher T. W tvana. one of the oldest established Perfumer' 1 Pubp.h ers In Ihe city, the mention of whose name is a sufficient guarantee ef the merits e. the work, Mr. Evens hx spent t0 (100 already. In adver tising and getting out ibis ordinary book. Skep tics In Psychology read and be convinced of this wonderful occult powet. NOTICE. Aay person willing to act a Agent will receive a sample copy FREE. A no capital I required, all desirous of genteel employment hould tend for th work Inrlotlng 1(1 cent for portage, to T. W. Evan, 41 8. Eighth St , Phila delphia, Pa iaoeeaug-w NOTICE. TOTTCB J hereby given, that the eopartner Xl ship heretofore exlstieg, between Cbaa. L'salovage and Joo O. Wright, under the firm name of Utafovsge A Wright, ha been dnsolvci thl day jy mutual consent. All persons indebted tosa'd firm, r requee-ed to call a.d settle tii. tr account with either of the andcreigaed by caii or note. . CHAS. rr.rvAOE. J.NO G WMIQHT. ChM.rjiafovage beg leave te thank the nubile for the patronage of which be wa the rerlrrfeol, a one of the member of the late firm nf I'lal. v. age A Wright, and tike greet pleasure In ree ommendlHg for a liberal share of ihelr patronage, hitold rlner,Jno U. Wr ytit. who will conUoue the grocery busmen at Ums old stai 4, formerly occupied by said Ann. aogadSe CHA rzlFOTAOR. '. To Pli-ioItn. WK CALL F.PRCIAI. ATTRIf. lion to Physician that their prescription will be careful y filled a tall hours RICIIT aOR DAT,' AT jSnlem Drue fettorol I THATCHER & SON. June. P!IRIf!ll? How Wlrance.- The Jf.rr t U il 1 U II Tied Ladtet Wrote Cbmi'lnn contain th desired lrformat. n Seni tree for two stamps. ;Ms. U. Ms-TZtvKR, Jul2-tw ilanevrr. Pa.