Agents tor the statesman.
..Post Master
.aroci..
.Ainity .
4. . Uehell
Aihlaed
.Albany
Aumfville.
HaksrCity...
Hethel
"Jlridgnroet
lirowasville .....
"Ilrnaks
illuetya Vista
Ulutti-wUe -
ColUgr Grove......
'rawfidsville ..
Onnynnvine-
"!irt -
Curvallis
Delta, W. T
Jlalles-
Dayton .
I hillns..
K..la .
Eugene City.....
Empire City
Ellembnrg -. .....
.Grand Honda ......
Vicrvaii
?Iiilsey. -.
..L. Applegshs
L. Flmu
-D. Simpson
W . F. SlcCrcary
J. II. Hwley
.J. Uotliasbend
W. it. Kirk
Brooki
...-W. W. tSeach
Post Ma iter
.D.
C. Underwood
P. V. Crawford
.IVsst Matter
J. -Oonswell
T-.fi. Odene.al
. W'm. Smith
S. L. Brooks
........ .J. Taylor
J. L. Calling
....J. II. Ray i
. . 1 nit Master
Skinner A Winchester
F. A. Stuart
H. C. Lttcbfid'.J
....-M. J? . Spencer
.Cornell i Clement
I,, B.fllesson
TV'. D. Uare
....... Ilirain Smith
Hubbard. ........ ....
Hillsb'co.. .......
lUrriiburg....... ...
Llano City, I. T
I n dependence ............
Jacksonville
-Jefferson
Kerby vSle.-.
KlaiaHth.... .......
Lafayette...... ..
rLinrnn....,.M....M.'..
.K. P. riowman
3. Somerville
Max Muller
A. Johnson
Post Maeter
t. Applegate
Dr. Poppleton
........ Abrams 4' Co
M. Baker
S. H. "Cleugkton
.Post Master
M cargo bourse
..Post 51 aster
.... W. '.Vaterbouee
I.a Grande.
"Lebanon-..
Xaneaster ......
Link liivec ftriige..
Marion.... ....
Moamosth.
SIcMiitnrille
Pott Ma ter
Newport
.Baldwin t Case
,v..S M. Lamb
Nestocton .....
OakUmd
Oregoa City
Phoenix.......
Post Ocfurd
ltanier... Rnselmrg..
St. Lorn
Sheridan ..
Summit......
Subnujity....
:Silvertoo
Sew
.J. fi. Ellison
....J. M. Bacon
Ft Master
T. W. Crooks
C F. Yeaton
M. C. S;anssn
J. . Taylor
J. t-tanffer
... D. Hathaway
...Tl. S. Swartj
. .'Smith A "Crowcn
.. Snider & Tiichardson
. J . Tillotoo'n
Tillamook
"Toledo......-.
Tumor's
'Willamette Forks-
Wheatland
J.tou-
Yonealla .........
B. Simpson t Co
Past Master
T. J. Vmehn
... Port Maeter
D.J. Cooper
J. Applegate, P. M
REnKXBEtrilVTS JIAKR
Wifi toascea rnred tiRhia
Sttiix'lmj'iHi'U'ul-m the MtnH't,
IViUj torn Jiat and kneeless trousers.
xnny lace aim ret iiare leer.
Tas not by the child unheedhiir';
Smtle niim htm. Mark we, when
HeV prrm n up he'll not forget It ;
For, remean uer, boys make men.
When the bnovant youthful spirits
Overflow In xvlsh freak.
Chide vour child In jrentle a-.cents ;
Do iKt in your nnper )ieak.
Tim miiet now in youthful boaru
Seeds of tender nwrcy Qwm ;
nnts! will prow and tear freed frsibige
When the erring lxys are mea.
Ifave vouirKer tm a (rranSf lrc,
With Mcwyea sWm' with joy,
Itrlrc to aiind some net of kindness
ISomethrnf; takl to hUn, oy
Or relate some slight or .coldnesa.
With a brow all "clouded, when
He cald thev were too thotiprhtle
To remeniljev boys-mnkeinen
Iyet's trT toadd some pleasire
To 1 !te llle of evary Ixn-;
i'or eitchctilld neoU triiiliT JiittTfst
In ltd sorrow and UsVy.
Call ymr Ikivm home by its btightnew;
They avoid a plonmy den ;
Seeking elsewhere toy "and comfort.
Ami, remember., boys make men !
XATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
EIROPEAX.
Dates to January SM.
Losdox, Jan. 24. A severe strm
conimetHd j'etcrlay evening, lasting
4ill night and Tiiittg wkh great vio
lence. The gale at times oeeame a
hurricane, ancl it rained and poured in
torrents flooil'njg'the lower portion of
the it.y. The Parliament building
was damaged by water penetrating
the roof in several places, injuring
decorations and furniture. The storm
extended throughout the British Isles
.and reached some portions of the
coirtinent." Telegraph wires were
rnrortracted in various directions and
communication interrupted. Tlie
storm in the channel and on the coast
was excessively severe, ami serious
disasters to the shipping are feared.
although owing to the deranganeut of
tlie wires, probably, no wjecksarc yet
rejiOftud-
EASTEHX SEWS.
X"W Yokk, .ran. 24. Stokw was
itrraignexl to plead on cliarge of tlie
niunW'r of Fisk, in tlie Court of Oyer
and Terminer Uiis morning, hut tlie
trial was postponed, owing to the ill
ness of Judgo; Iitgrahajm. Tlie post
jHitiement i4'to Monday next. Xo one
-was allowed in Cotirt CiHtit Stokes liad
Jxf.n gone tcit minutes.
The I"Tesident lias sent tlie following
nominations to tlie isenate to-day :
T-Mward P. ifoluison. United States
Attorney for "tt'j'oming: Addison C.
iibbs. United States Attorney for
Oregon.
In the House, Mr. rieUabarRer,
Chairman of tlie Committee on (ktn
jnerce, repoited a resolution directing
"that Committee to inquire : r irst.
whetlier the eontncrce of tlie United
States is injuriously aflected by tlie
inadeiftiacy of traiiHportatkni, tlie mo-;
aiopoly in cliarge tliereof, tar be exces
asive chiirgi'S ; second, wl3tler foreign
comtneroe is jasljected t airy restraints
under (juarairtine or liealtli laws, or
any fctws; tlirrd, wliether Ameiicati
seamen or foi-eign emigrants are suli
ject t any wrong at any xnt of tlie
United States ftwrth, w"hat legislation
is necessary to Tevbve the Doiinajre of
JVuH-rUaii t-oinmerce. The resolution
Avas adoptetl.
Tlie House then wicnt int Commit
tee ol tlie Whole ou tlie Gciarml Civil
Approjiriatioii WII.'
Mr. GarfieUe offered an ameml-
meirt repealtng all tiws nntlioriing
the illKattion 01 toe aws t urn L lu
ted Static In newsjwpers.
Mr. Maynarf ol.etetl.
Mr. Garfifkte niovexl to strike out
tlie clause respecting the law estab
Ji"liing a braiK-u mint at Carson City.
Xt:hIh. and insert an apuropriatkm
of (OUtOOU for carrying it oji amend- j and Soutii Carolina. Kentucky, Missis
meiit. Adopted. Altr progressing I rippi. Texas and Louisiana, including
neigt
roe and the House djonriied.
An army officer, writing froiutla;
Texan frontier. January says lie has
Jnst returned from tlie Interior of Mex
ico, where 1 found tlie people most
unanimous f- immediate annexation
o tlie United States.
Governor Parker refuses to interfere
in behalf ot Botts tle murderer ol
Halstead, and lie will lie Iianged on
Friday.
A bill was introduced Vuto tlie Sen
ate this morning vacating tlie office of
every Director oi tne .brie itauroau
and ordering a new election.
The Xew Orleans Special Commit
tee k;ft for tlutt city to-day.
General Kmory telegraphed to tlie
War Department to-day that all was
quiet, and parties seem to be prepar
iirg for tlie Congressional Investigation.
Tlie tobacco delegation were before
the Ways and Means Committee
again to-day. Ir. S pence, of .Cincin
nati, advocated a uniform tax of six
teen cents per pound. JJe said such a
tax would yield $28,000,000 .annually,
and there would be greater certainty
aud uniformity in tlie law.
Pijier, of St. Louis spoke for tlie re
lief of tlie plug tobacco manufacturers,
who are su tiering from competition.
Bagley, of Detroit, said all tobacco
men were making money, aud he did
not believe any change necessary.
Tlie Senate, after an exciting debate
yesterday, concurred in tlie House
Joint Resolution for liivpatlMrimr rlu.
charces of bribery against members of
me jiegiMauins in connection with the
election of Caldwell as United states
Senator last winter. One of the Sena
tors declared in debate tliat no investi
gation would convince most people
but that Caldwell bought his election.
He said he represented to his party no
principle except that of his own pock
et. Tlie verdict in the Wharton case was
not guilty.
CAL.IFORXIA.
San Fiuxcfc-OO, .Tan. 23. Flour
Five hundred barrdls Colusa extn
and 200 barrels commercial Oregon
extra, at current rates; superline
$5 75-36 00, extra ffi 757 00.
Wheat Market dull, at $2 00S2 20
per 100 pounds.
Potatoes From 60395c will cover
lots from tlie wbrt.
Eggs Have been raised to 45sl"ja
per dozen, under an active inquiry.
Eilit hundred thousand dollars iu
eoin iiave been transferred to Xev
York 'bvtekvrrapii, by Assistant Lni
tet I !a tes Treistrer Felton.
A party of speculators who failed to
liud tlie pirate treasure planted at
Ooeos Island have decided to form a
commuiiK Tree love colony on the
model of the Oneida community. if
Xew York, iu Santa Harbara county,
wliere tlie' liave purchased lands.
'I'hftSan rVinciseo Insurance Com
panies have presented Captain AVil-Ioughbj-,
f Port Townseutl, with a
$500 gold watch and cliain. In ack
nowledgement or his services iu res
cuing tie schooner Letitia 'Wljen lu
perilnear that port.
This evening boys pliyms n
sawl hills in' the Western Addition, be
yond the old Jewisli burying gi-ouud,
found the body of a young man. shot
throtigli'Uie heart with a pistol be
side him lying on the ground. A let
teronthe body, signed Albert J-en-majin.
asks to have the coroner noti
fied at once, to be burietl next day, and
letters on his person not to 'be taken
from him. lie says he dies n honest
man but tbroken hearted. Supposed
cause Jt suicide from disappointed
love.
Tlie schooner John BrigTit, -Capt.
Architnandriloff. which cleared Oun
alaska yesterday, is bound on an ex
pedition into tlie "Arctic Ocean, in
search of the winter Imunts ef tlie
arctic fur seals
Tlie Jajianese Embassy attended a
party at tlie residence, of Mr. Selig
man, tlielianker, liist niglit, and will
dine with Jas. Otis to-day.
Alplmiiz Piirtilt. tlie French scientist,
wl left here last summer for Alaska,
in passing tlie winter ui the native
huts of Alie Island of Uuga.
A north wiud blew fiercely uittil af
ter Bliduislit, ent subsided before ilay
bretik. Tlie Wind is now from tlie
South; cloudy and gi-owing rapidly
warmer. The only additional damage
to report is tlie unroofing of Casebolts
car factory.
The schooner Josephine Wilcutt.
ashoie at Point I.obos, is Coing to
pieces. Her bottom is gone. She sea is
breaking over her, and her cargo is
strewn along tlie beach.
The jury iu the Fifteenth 1 rtstriet
Court, in tlie ie of lUissell, late of
the Figaro, against the de Youngs of
the Chronicle, for libel, retrj-ued a ver
dict for tlie defendants.
Tlie steamer Constitution did not
sail from Paimnia until the 17th, and
consequently will not arrive here until
Saturday rr Sunday.
In tlie baukrnptcy case of Frank
Lawlor, late .proprietor of the Lick
House. 151 dents have already been
proven betore'th Commissioner. The
amount of indebtedness secured is
S5.44'J 01 ; insecured, $2il.l(2 92.
H. E. Hyde and Hill Beachy have
lieeu appointed assignees.
UTAH.
The Territorial Central Committee
of the Liberal arty is making ar
rangemcnU to call a mass meeting in
opposition te the admission of Utaa.
I'romiuent g'irtiles charge boldly
that jiart of Attorney Bate. s mission
to Washington is to remove Chief Jus
tice McKean, Judge Strickland and
Gov. Woods and further, that Mor
mons have secured Bates's influence
entirely against any further prosecu
tin of Church leaders, and for the im
mediate aduirs$ion of Utah.
Weatlier to-day bitter cold : ther
mometer below zero.
Baker, one of the witnesses for tlie
prosecution iu the Eobinson murder
ease, makes atlidavit that his testimo
ny before Judge McKean in the pre
liminary examination was wholly un
true. On this allidavit he lias been ar
rested on tlie clmrge of perjury, and
confined at Camp Douglas.
There are reports of tattle dying by
thousands.
Large mi rubers of passengers from
the west are waiting here: for a break
in the snow blockade of the U. P. rail
road. XEVADA.
The Piute Indians have been gath
ering in large nmnlx'rs on Walker river
reservation'the pst two weeks, an uu
nsual occurrence with them iu winter
time. There is said to lie-a great In
dian speaker with them, but from what
trilie is not known. It seems that the
usual supply of pine nuts, grass seed,
etc., is almost, entirely cut off and game
scarce. This is supposed to lie the
cause of the uneasiness of those Indi
ans now drawing supplies from the
Reservation.
Major Tidliall and party, from head
quarters of the Pacific, .with Kev. Mr.
Bateman. Indian Agent for Xevada,
k'ft for Walcer River on a tour of in
spection, and. if found newssary. will
Iirovide for them. The Reservation
udiaus under llateinan's care are pro
vided for to the extent of his ability,
with the means appropriated. Tliose
in Pyramid Lake Reservation arc
tit telling fish, for which they have a
ready market. Ao tears ol an out
break nnlessextreme want should drive
the mountain bands to stk food.
EASTEIIX SEWS.
WASinxOTOX. Jan. 25. Mr. Wil
son reported a bill to lease a jiortion of
tlie Presido to San Francisco lor a
Fuhlic' park. The bill is to lease some
,1100 acres.
The Committee on Commerce re
ported a bill authorizing the Postmas
ter General to contract for an Ameri
can line of steamers from Xew Or
leans to Mexican and Cuban ports.
A bill was reported from tlie Joint
Committee on Southern Outrages rec
ommending the adoption of a resolu
tion uilliiig on the President for the
information upon which lie acted in
exercising iu the States the power
conferred wiwin him by the Ku Klux
act, with all the particulars connected
therewitlu and with such otlier intor
raatiem as will convey a correct idea of
the xtate of a Hairs and surety of lif
and nronertv in the States of Xorth
the recent Legislative conflict in tlie
latter State. The resolution as re
ported was adopted.
In reference to the bill for tlie pun
ishment of frauds In the Pension Office.
(Jarficlde stated that tlie Committee on
Ways and Means liad been assured
yesterday by the Secretary of Interior.
tltat fully one-fourth of the pensions
now paid were frauds. He liad lieeu
so startled by such an extraordinary
statement tliat he had written tlie
words down at the time, and the Com
missioner of Pensions who was pres
ent at tlie time, confirmed the state
ment. Butler, of Massachusetts and
Hale, ot Maine, made remarks con
firmatory of the statement the latter
alluding particularly to a batch ot two
or three cases in the Xew York appli
cations tor pensioners of 1812, which
were all found to be fraudulent and
got up by claim agents some of whom
had been arrested, tried and convicted,
while others had fled to Canada.
The Speaker appointed Dawes and
Brooks of Xew York, as Regents for
the Deaf and Dumb Institution at
Washington.
Mr. Bates V. S. Attorney for Utali,
appeared to-day liefore the House.
Committee on Territories and recom
mended the necessity of appropria
tions to be made to carry on the piose
cutions for polygamy In that Territory.
The funds for this purpose were ex
hausted he said, and unless the means
be supplied the prosecution must cease.
Tlie Senate Judiciary Committee to
day made a report on the memorials
claiming tlie right of woman to vote
under tlie Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments, and they say tliat tlie
Committee are unanimously of the
opinion that said amendments do not
confer the right of female suffrage.
The Senafe has confirmed S. S. Sla
ter as Register at Lewistou, Idaho ;
Win. A. Davis as Assessor of the
Third District of California.
Gen. Butler spoke before tlie Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs this morn
ing, against, the flsliery clause u the
Treaty of Washington.
An Indian delegation from the
Cherokee country appeared before the
House Committee on Territories, to
protest against a Territorial Govern
ment without their consent. The
question was adjourned till next week.
Omaha, Jan. 25. The Legislative
imbroglio ended last niglit at 11 o'clock
by an adjournment nine die. Xo
quorum, and no new Governor.
Xew York, Jan. 25. The Receiver
of tlie Ocean Bank states that the as-,
sests show an excess of nearly $000,
00 over liabilities.
nenry Ward Beeeher, William C.
jsryant, Bayard Taylor and Bret
Harte. left for Havana on tlie steam
ship Mom Castle, by invitation of the
Atlantic 31s il Company.
A llmild Washington dispatch says
Senator Sclnirz says he will bolt it
Grant is renominated. He expresses
confidence, however, that Grant will
not be nominated.
A imiubei ef nrominent niereliants
of this city, petition the Postmaster
General for a return to contract for
transportation of European mails on
ui- steamers.
Caleb Cnsliing, of the Geneva arbi
trators sails for Europe to-morrow.
Chicago, dan. 28 A Tribune'
Washington special says George C.
Bates, U. District Attorney for
Utah, lias made a full sramciit to the
President aud Attorney General of his
course in the Mormon trials and has
been approved by them both.
usimigton, Jan. 2(5. The follow
ing is the statement of Jay Cooke he
fore the Ways and Means Committee
regarding the transaction of the Syn
dicate : Under arrangement with the
Secretary ot tlie Treasury, tlie Secre
tary is allowed whatever remains of
the J.j of 1 per cent. wovided by law.
Tlwt is entire compensation that the
Government pavs. There are of course
incidental advantages such as are al
lowed under the law to national banks
that become depositors of Government
bonds which arrangement is entirely
in the interest of the business and
commerce of the country. If the en
tire amount which (ioverntnent some
times has to its credit was thrown into
the Sub Treasury, there to remain
locked up and idle, it would convulse
the business of the world.
In reply to a question by a member
ot tlie Committee, Mr. Cook said, we
say tlie banks incidentally get an ad
vantage through this designation as
depositors, while tlie Government
loses nothing because the money would
otherwise be idle in tlie Sub Treasury
and draw no interest.
Mr. Kelly One-half per cent, and
permission "to retain tlie money on de
jiosit until required in payment ol
called bonds.
Cooke That is all.
Kerr Banks Iiowever, really have
the advantage of three months' inter
est on the money. How much is that
worth to the Syndicate ?
Cooke 1 could not answer that
question because sonic would make
more and would make less on the use
of tlie money. The arrangement is
precisely what has lieen carried out
with the national banks from tlie start.
Kerr I want now to ask wliether it
is practicable for tlie Government of
the United St-ites to adopt a shorter
period than ninety days within which
to redeem its outstanding indebted
ness '!
Cooke I do not think it would lie
right for Government to treat its bond
Iwlders in any summary way by stop
piii2 interest at once. Tliese bonds
are held verv largely in Germany and
all over the Continent. It seems tb
ine ninety days' notice is as short as
can be given. Of course, the Govern
ment of the. United States can do any
thing it pleases, if Congress so directs
You can stop interest in thirty or
ninety days or without notice at all.
MEXICO.
Xew Oklkaxs. Jan. 25. At Mata
mor.is General Macidona Capistrain,
President of the Supreme Court of the
State of Tamtiianlupas, Issued a proc
lamation yesterday against the Gov
ernment, advising his friends to pre
jare for auction.. He lias heretofore,
wielded great influence on tlie frontier,
and lias beeu foremost in suppressing
revolutions.
Severe fighting is reported at
Carinarga yesterday between Cortina
and Ijiuroga, in which the revolution
ists were victorious.
CALirOIlMA.
Sax Fkaxcisco, Jan. 2J Large
quantities of lumber and shingles are
coining ashore at the Clii! House,
which leads to the supposition that
some lumber vessel has been wrecked
during the gale.
Some San Franciscans are about
establishing an oil factory at Ounalas-
ka, Alaska lerntory.
Weather dry, cold and clear ; wind
light aud from the north.
Crowds of woman have been to the
Morgue to-day to see the remains of
the girl giving her name as Rose Kelly,
who" drowned herself on Monday
night. As yet she has not beeu iden
tified. The Japanese have gone out in
grand style to the race-track to-day to
see the fine stock turnout and im
promptu races got up in their honor.
The remains of the young woman
who committed suicide" by drowning
herself in the Bay Tuesday niglit. have
been identified as Miss Rose Stanton.
Who liad beeu sick some days in St.
Maiy's Hospital, from whence she
escnped while delirious from fever.
She had a brother and other relatives
in the city.
The wreck of the schooner Josephine
Willeutt, at Point libos, was sold at
auction to-day for $50; cargo for $20.
The vessel and cargo were valued at
over $12,000 last Monday.
Unless the advices from the Union
Pacific are more satisfactory, the de
parture of the Japanese Embassy, ar
ranged for next week, will probably
be postponed.
Brokers say business men in San
Francisco are now holding more green
backs than at Jany former time since
they were issued, jin the exiiectutiou
of a steady appreciation in value, as
the Government approaches resump
tion of specie payment.
The trip of the ship Archer, from
Xew York, is the quickest made from
that port to. this in tour years.
There are over twenty vessels in
sight from the Heads to-night ; among
them are three ships from Atlantic
ports, whose names are not yet made
out.
Sale of stock in Board to-dav foot
tip HM,r.-' shares the heaviest day's
business ever done.
The Japanese had a great time at
Bay District Park to-day. They are
spending money lavislnngly, having
already paid out four times as much iu
San Francisco as wasexjiended by any
of the Eastern excursiotisit who visi
ted San Francisco since the comple
tion of the railroad. A an instance
of their lavishness it Is stated that they
have ordered from Bradley & Rulof
son GO dozen photographs, and their
expenditures iu ahnot everything else
is on a smilar scale. On Monday next
they will visit the wine cellars and
study tlie process of champagne mak
ing at the establishment of Landsber
ger & Co.
EUROPEAN.
Madrid, Jan. 20 A stormy scene
followed the reading of the decree at
the dissolution In the Cortes. Tlie
House seemed to be taken by surprise,
and memliers were unable to conceal
their indignation. Passionate speech
es were made and answered, with de
cisive tries by supporters ol the Minis
try. One iJcputy exclaimed : "Time
has come for barricade." and the
greatest uproar and confusion followed,
amid which the sitting was declared
at an end. Agitation is vety great In
the city. Disturbances are feared, and
the troops are under arms.
Lisnox, San. 20. The mail steamer
from Rio Jenerio brings uews of a
terrible steamship disaster to tlie
America, plying lietween Rio ami
Montevideo. While on her trip to tlie
latter port, ou the night ot December
22d, slie took fire, and soon burned to
the water's edge. A large number of
passengers were on board, ot wiiom
eighty-tieven were lost, being burned
to death or drowned.
Tlie Empress Dowager of Brazil
freed all her personal slaves.
Loxdos. Jan. 27. Spanish Bour
bons have agreed to support Alnhouso,
son of ex-Queen Isabella, for " the
throne. The Duke Monf'ieasier Is to
assume the Regency until the Prince
reaches his majority.
Affairs at Versailles are threatening.
Tlie faction opposing Thiers and the
Republic Is growing bolder dally.
A report is current that Bismarck is
preparing for a new Invasion.
Paris, Jan. 27. A special dispatch
from Xice states that Minister Wash
hurne gave a grand banquet to Gen.
Sherman ou the evening of liis depar
ture for Itily. Tlie American squad
ron will soon be ready to sail for Ital
ian ports.
EASTERXJVEWS.
Washington, Jan. 2G. The only
confirmation made by the senate was
that of James F. Legate to be Gover
nor of Washington Territory.
Dispatches from General Emery, of
Xew Orleans, announce that nearly all
the membei-s of the Legislature took
their seats at the State Capital yester
day. Xew York, Jan. 20 Geo. W.
Watson of Williamsburg was shot dead
in his own establishment to-day by
Mrs. Fanny Hyde, aged 18 years who
says tliat he has been in the habit of
instilling and accusino' her of unfaith
fulness to her hiLstiand.
Tlie Ereniuij Xew says that Helin
bold's store is iu the hands of the
Sheriff.
Chicago, Jan. 20. A singular case
of hydrophobia occurred to George
Ryder, a prominent young man, who
wiis taken sick on Monday night last
and died last night in terrible agony.
He had never been bitten by a dog,
labid or otherwise.
The Grand Jury of the Criminal
(knirt adjourned yesterday. They
found Indictments for briliery against
eleven Aldermen and ex-Aldermen,
and an Indictment for swindling
against Klentch, the West Side Tax
Collector.
Washington, Jan. 20. Tlie House
. went into Committee of the Whole on
the Legislative Appropriation Bill.
On motion, Dawes' provision was
added to the item approtn liing $400,000
for the payment ot judgment and
Court claims and directed that no por
tion lie used to piy a judgment in
favor of George. Cliarpending for al
leged mail service.
Mr. Garfielde's amendment, looking
to the restriction of public, printing,
was taken up. Mr. Garfielde said the
amount of work done in the Public
Printing Office would, if put in books,
make a library of over twenty thou
sand volumes of five hundred pages
each. He exhibited "Volumne HI.
of Geological Explorations on the
Fortieth Parallel,"' by Clarence King,
and described it as one of the expen
sive kind. There are five more vol
umes to come, filled with the most ex
pensive engravings, and the whole,
including atlases, would cost at least
twenty-five dollars a volume, and lit;
understood that the total cost of the
book would not be less than $200,000.
Xew York, Jan. 27. A special
from Baltimore states tliat the steamer
Hornet arrived last night. She will
probably lie lilieled by the Suite De
partment for violating maritime laws.
Brick Pomeroy.was sued this morn
ing tor $25,000 damages for breach of
promise ot marriage by Sadie Wilkin
son of Xew Haven, cliarging tliat be
promised to marry her in liSOtl.
Caleb Cushing says it is his opinion
that the Geneva. Arbitration will n
stilt in a satisfactory settlement witt
out any difficulty.
Chicago, Jan. 27. The Supreme
C ourt of Illinois yesterday denied an
application of svjergrtiiinx in the case ot
Glade, the Chicago Alderman, recently
convicted aud sentenced for briliery.
A Washington dispatch states that
it is probable tliat the bill to exempt
from duty materials for rebuilding the
burnt district of Chicago will fail, ow
ing to the opposition of a rapidly In
creasing lobby, which represents lum
ber and otlier sjiecial interests.
Xew York, Jan. 27. Tlie Custom
house Investigation Committee ad
journed till next Wednesday. They
go to Washington to-night.
A Hcruld Washington special says a
convention of discontented Republi
cans will lie held at Cincinnati imme
diately after the Philadelphia Conven
tion, and will prepare both a ticket and
platform for the liemocmtic party.
The IemoTatic Convention will not
lie held until late in summer, and only
to ratify the work of discontented Re
publicans. An effort will be made to
nominate Trumbull by the recalcitrant
faction, and fights of Republicans are
expected to be strong.
Xew York, Jan. 27. The state
ment of the Receiver of the Market
Savings Bank shows its liabilities to be
X01).000, with assets of only $572,000.
llonds were found in the safe altered
largely by Coukliiig, the absconding
Secretary.
CALIFORMA.
Sax Fkancico. Jan. 27. The Fif
teenth District Court is holding even
ing session to get through with the
Jirokaw-Evn us murder case. The de
fence has lieen, in popular opinion, a
complete failure, showing neither in
sanity or excuse, nevertheless there is
an apprehension that then- maybe one
or two on the jury who will not agree
to a verdict.
The Committee of the Board of
Supervisors, on Health and Police, are
going the rounds of the worst section
of the city, with a view to reporting on
the advisability or otherwise of the
passage of the proposed law regulating
the social evil.
Weather warmer ; clear. Wind
light northwest.
Negotiations which have lieen pend
ing for some time here have at length
resulted in a compromise of all the
litigation which has been going on for
years regarding the Mariposa estate.
All the present "tilles and claims will
be deedeil to tlie new company.
Reports ot a strike in the Kentucky
corresponding with those iu Crown
Point and Belcher have lxni current
on the street to-day, visibly affecting
the entire stock market. Twenty
thousand two hundred and ninety
seven shares changed hands at the sin
gle session of the Tloard to-day.
District Attorney Murphy is now
making the closing argument in the
Brokaw Evans murder case. Xo
chance of an immediate verdicl. Sus
picion with regard to one of the jurors
is common talk on the streets.
UTAH.
Salt Lake, Jan. 27. Gov. Woods
to-day returned to the legislature the
act for holding a Convention to pre
pare a Constitution for the admission
of Utah, without his approval. The
message created much excitement and
the memliers expressed themselves
with bitterness. Taylor, of the Apo.i
tles, exclaimed, "Are we nonentities?
Are we serfs? Have we rendered our
selves criminal by putting power into
rue nanus ol the people to asK lor ad
mission into the Union? The polyga
my clause of this message lie said he
considered an open insult to us. It is
worn threadbare and has become a
stink in the nostrils of all respectable
people. What laws have we violated,
and if we have violated any why are
we not punished for them? Even
murderers have been brouo-ht out to
testify against us. If polygamy is con
trary to the laws of the United States
why don't the Federal Judge prose
cute us under the laws of the United
Staes? Is this House to be insulted by
by such cliarges as are contained in
this document from tlie Governor? I
pay no ! I throw it back into his lace.
Tell hiin it is a falsehood." Voices
hear, hear.
Jos. W. Young did not care a snap
for the Governor nor his veto.
S. Peck of Ohio has by an eccen
tricity on the part of Mrs. P., lieen
niaile the father of three simultaneous
gii Is. which is more than he S. Fcek
ted. The boy who asks no question Ls a
queer one. but the boy who asks any is
the quccrist.
Some "horrid" man says tliat in the
present style of dressing young lathes'
hair It is hard to tell which is switch.
It is siaid tliat the three boniest
words of the English language to pro
nounce wHiseeutively, are "1 was
mistaken." y
General ' Spinner has found that
women are more honest than men.
American cars are to be introduced
on English railroads.
STATE NEWS.
Willamette Valley.
Several accidents ocuured last week on
the Ice, at Oregon City. Mr. Cauucld broke
In and was under the Ice some time before
rescued.
Work on the Canal and Locks is said to be
progressing, and will bo crowded after a
while when spring opens.
A Chinaman was killed a few days since by
tilling off a freight car when at lull speed.
He nell ou the rail and was decapitated.
Rev. Mr. Chandler of the Baptist Church
administered the sacrament of baptism, at
Oregon City, to three young ladles on Sunday
last.
We learn firm the Dallas R-tnMican that
on Wednesday afternoon a public exercise
was given at the Academy. Tlie exercises
consisted of declaiming, singing reading,
Instrumental music, etc Prof. Kustan was
there to lead in tlie musical part of the per
formance. Many of our citizens were out.
We arc pleased to know that the school is
flourishing. Mr. Oglesby reirts 120 schol
ars, which speak well for the winter term.
It also says : The Benton Democrat riorU
tliat the West Siile mall carrier was thrown
from his sulky and Injured about tlie head
and face, by running ajaint a stump. The
Mtump" lie ran against wo of rather a
serious nature. The facts as we glean them
are, that the driver has been rather Insolent
to the proprietor of the livery stable here for
some time. Finally the affair came to a
focus, last Monday by a seMo, which resulted
in the complete demoralization of the stage
driver, and accounts for Ills finding the
"stump in the romL"
The New Jfurthwett makes a plea for far
mers and others ou the West Side who liave
let the railroad constactors have all Oie sup
plies he wanted, eager to help on the railroad
work, and now tliat contract is furnished, the
contractor proves to lie bankrupt and they
cannot get their iy. The contractor claims
tliat he took the work for less price than he
built the road for. and lost money.
Portland.
We gather from the Bulletin that the Che
meketa Hotel furniture was lieing sold rather
low.
The Ajax w as to carry away three cianpa
nles of United States Infantry lately stationed
In Washington and Maho Territories. As the
steamer probably sailed sooner than was ad
vertised, the troops were probably left be
liiiid. The Oreponian says the steamer Rescue
brings word that Ice was forming across the
Columbia below the mouth of the Willamette,
on which account the steamer Ajax made
haste to leave.
Tlie IleraUl siwaks at length of the lecture
on Chemistry, nt Phil harmonic. Hall, by Prof.
L. L. Rogers which, it says, was Interesting
and kept the audience satlslleit
The Ikrnhl of Sunday says :
Three companies of Infantry belong
ing to tlie 23d Regiment, were taken
from Vancouver yesterday by the
steamer Vancouver, and trausfernxl to
tlie Aiax. at Kalama. A detachment
from the Second Artillery, stationed at
Cape Disappointment, relieved the
trooiis going below, and another de
tacliment of fifteen has taken the
place of Capt. Haskilrs company at
Sail Juan. Two other coiniuinies sta
tioned at Vancouver will leave on the
next steamer.
A case was
Judge Deady
whetlicr sheep
being argued before
yesterday, to decide
are
embraced in the
term cattle. The Judge decided that
they were.
About three hundred persons visited
;iles" L-ike on Saturday, and indulged
iu the exhilarating jwstinie of dashin:
over the ice.
The Oi-e'itiitiita of yesterday lias the
following :
At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Good Templars1 Hall
Association, of Portland, the following
gentlemen were elected officers to serve
the
ensuing year: President
Jacob
Stitzel ;
Vice President, A. G
Wal
ling; Treasurer. W. S. Jjidd; Secre
tary, Ward S. Stevens. A committee
was appointed to select a site for the
location of a hall.
The steamer Oriflaninic, now
route from San Francisco to this jiort.
is advertised to sail hence again ou
Friday, February 2d.
A mail carrier started, on Saturday,
from the Dalles, with a letter mail for
this city.
Willamette Valley.
From the McMinnville Went Side we
learn that the House of Joseph Lane,
ou Xorth Yamhill, was destroyed by
fire on the morning of the 13th, under
circumstances that lead to the supposi
tion that it was set ou lire by some
miscreant.
A scaffold hi Front of Adms' Saddler
Shop fell on S. Bern', and bruised his
head severely.
Last Tncsday night the store of Mr.
J. II. Harker in Dayton, was broken
open by some expert burglars. Mr
H. closed his store early, but looking
i:i about 10 o'clock, found somethin
was wrong. Before lie could give the
alarm they escaped, leaving a brace
and bit they hail stolen from a shop
near bv. About 2 o clock next morn.
ing they entered Riley's Hotel, took a
ham, ail the cold provisions', then went
up stairs and took a pair ot blankets.
The next trace was at a farm house :i
mile from town, where they stole all
the provisions and a dozen spoons
They slept the next night iu Mr. Par-
Tl.MI Uillll, illllt llt.Xt IIIWIUIU I1MIIIM .1
bucket of lunch, which they confiscated
bucket and all.
The Eugene Jounml learns that on
Thursday of last week, while Mr. J. S,
Grimes, of Harrisburg,. was hauling a
load of wood near the depot, the stick
of wood upon which he was standing,
slinncd. when he fell forward noon th:
ground, when the wagon wheel passed
over his leg. below the knee, crushing
the bone badlay. His collar hone was
broken. The citizens raised a sul-
scriptiou of about $100 for the unfortu
nate man.
iViltl Horses.
Wild horses choose their own chiefs
which give the signal of departure.
When a field is dried up, tliese walk
at the bead of the column, and are the
lirt to throw themselves into a ravine
a river, or an unknown wood. If any
extraordinary object appears the clni'
commands a halt. He goes to discover
what it is, and, after his returns, givt:
bv neigh the signal of confidence, t
flight, or of combat. If a tierce enemy
presents itself that cannot be escaped
by fleeing, the herd unite themselves
in a dense and circular cluster, an
heads turned towards the center,
where the young animals take refuge
It is seldom that such a inarKeuvre
does not forces the tigers or lions to
make a tirecinitatc retreat.
Tliese hordes generally composed of
several tliousand individuals, divide
themselves into many families, each of
which Is formed of a male ana a cer
tain numlier of mares and foals that
follow and obey the mail wi'Ji docility,
The chief horse is tlie exclusive sultant
all the mares belong to liira by he;
right of force ; woe to the fcol-liardy
one tliat disputes with him his seraglio
and authority. He defies hii. fights
him. makes him retire, sxroetimes
makes him pay for his audacity by the
loss of life. Often the conqueror par
dons his foe, but might not be so gen
erous if lie could foresee tliat his van
quished enemy was only going to wait
till age liad given him greater force
and courage to renew the combat.
When the chief becomes old and loses
his vigor, he then succumbs tinder the
kicks of his rival, or dies from Diisery
and shame.
Hot milk is a sjiecilie for diirnea.
A pint every tour hours will chetk the
most violent ilian-hn-a, stomacli-ache,
incipient cholera or dyscuterv. In
tact so much should rarely be gUen. as
it, causes subsequent constipation.
Hair a pint every meal generally re-
eiues gradually and pleasantly any
ordianry diarrlioea. If you! have
stomach-ache, a pint of hot milk usu
ally cures it in ten minutes (i. e. If the
stomach-ache in accompanied bv dia
rrhoea. It is perfectly soothing to the
whole alimentary canal. The milk is
never boiled, but only heated suffic
iently to be agreeably warm not too
hot to drink. Milk, tlicrefore, which
has been iMiilcd is unfit for use.
The doctors of the Prince of Wales
are greatly in luck. Li tlie first place,
contrary to their expectations, lie is
mending and that-whetber justly or
not it little matters will be regarded
as a professional triumpli, tote fol
lowed inevitably by a great increase
ot practice. In the next place. Dr.
Gull Is to be made a baronet, and Dr.
Lowe Is to be mace a knight. Tins
affix of bait, never did mean any
thing, but knights Weres somebody
once, though we do not remember any
of the sort in 'the Faery Queen" who
wrote prescriptions and physicked
folks. A gentle knight "pricking o'er
tlie plain" with a pair of saddle tags
and with a lancet In his jiocket would
liave been, in the days of chivalry, the
rarest of birds if we may indulge iu
a comfortable confusion of" metaphors.
In the days of tlie Stuarts something
was said of the "degredatlon of
knighthood," but we are sure that it
is more sensible to dub a man who
cures tlian a man who kills. Better
the lancet than the lance. -
California has a convict eighty-four
years old,
SPECLVI7 NOTICES.
WILLIAM D.IYIDKOX,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Offlee- Xo. 04, Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
REAL KSTATK In this CITYllnil EAST
PORTLAND, In the most ilcslrnhle localities,
insisting of JAtTs. HAI.K ItUK'KS and
IIUJCK.s, HOC-ES and STORES; also
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable tin.
nil I v:ttcl LAM is. in ALL isirls ol
the STATE lor SALri
REAL ESTATE and other Pronerlv
purchasiil for CoresimtUMil in this IT and
throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES,
with itrrat care and on the most .ADVAN
TAGEOUS TERMS.
HOC8ES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OK
ALL DESt RIPTIONS PROMPTLY COI
LEI TED. And a General KIN ANC1 AL and
AGENCY Rl'SlNKsS traiMic-.ed. Uwtt
I'ncler a Itiirnlnir Sim, where Ttlllons
allectlonsnud Kevers of various descriptions
so generally prevail,
Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient
Has been successful beyond all parallel.
lice theiHivslelans or the tropica give it their
emphatic Miuctlon, prescribing it In preference
lo eveav other aperient in use. The patients,
of course, acquiesce, for this preinratlon Is
one of the most lieliirhlfhl, as well a mild ami
cooling cathartics, chemistry has yet ileviseil.
and jsissesses every meoicai virtue oi ine mr
fained lierman Seltzer Sim. It ls a tsiwder
that onlv reiilres Hie addition of water to
iroduce In an Instant a ileitcious cnervescent
overaire. as well a an Invaluable medicine.
Ask lor and nrcept none but tne Ken-
uine.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE CROVER & BAKER.
N OTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT K
V Iho-e C-clehrali-d Sowing Machines re-
eived at the l ily Hoot Mure. KKMF.MHKit
THK TKIIVS.SAN fit AM'IMI 1'KICES WITII-
oi t Kkkiuht AiHiKO. These machines are
sold at t lie lowest fMi;e rates andareoirv
n tnflo hlslier than the l ast Iron Machine
sold bv irre-jonHliie jmnlcs ihrouchnut tl"
country, silk, cotton needles and all machine
tindlnz, for sale.
IXv:l JOII W. UII.III.KT.
Remnrknble Cure of the Itopnty Jnil-
or of TCiiltnoinnh.
"The work ces
bravelv on." Case" No.
5,2M Stv4nd series.
City Jail, i'nitTi.axp, Oregon,
i
June I, 1S71.
A. M. Lokyka .v Co.: I was attacked with a
severe ease of rheumatism. It was in my
thighs hiw, lino-rs, shoulder blade Indeed in
all the joints ol my lsnlv I sutlered great win
and anguish. I was allciwkil by a regular
phvsk-lan, but with noetltvl. I was Induced
to 'trv your I nk Weed Remedy, and II Imme
dlatelvVured me up. 1 consider It. from my
exiK-rieiK-e, the l't rvmedv for rlieumatl. ni
known. ALERED K. Tl'RNER,
IX'puty Jailor.
Thlsistocertlfylli.it the almve statement Is
correct to mv own know-li-lm'.
nov7 ' JOHN T. WARD, Jailor.
X EW ADVERTISEMEXTS.
The Musical Treasure !
I50O toriKS SOLO I. ONE WEEK!
The attractive Collection, just published,
contains the t REAM or all the V ival and
Instrumental Music brought out within the
last two years. Ku 11 of Songs, Duets, Sdiol
tlches, (.Hindrillcs. (.aluiis. Marches, Four
Hand Pieces c, all ef the la-st quality.
Music lilted for I'la no-forte or Ileal Organ.
rrire, Itoiirrla, 'J.3: 4 loth, 83.O0;
l ull Gill .oo
A Capital Song! "Nell the Village Pride."
Root's School for the Cabinet Organ
Is one of the very let l"'ks tliat can lie dp
vlsist for learners of Reed Instruments. Al
readv woP-kuown, and lias an extensive sale.
Price, ti.'f.
A Popular Piece !
:f Ever I Cease to Iove.
KnifM. M
The above Imok and pic-i's mailed, post
free on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER niTMIX A Of., I to ton.
II. MTSOX Sc ., Xew York
Janl
To All Whom It May Concern.
DR. J. P. P. VAN DEN IlERGII WOCLD
respectful I v Inform his friends, anil the
public, in general, that he has concluded t re
move his oillce. on the sth of KelH-uary, ISTi,
from Salem to Eiwene City, trregon." I'ntli
further niaVe all of those wanting anv fur
ther treatment can tlnd mo after said date at
the nhovo named .!(-. All thone liavlnp nnv
clalms jtiTnltist mi' will please vresent them
at once for seiilemeui, ami all those IndclKcd
to nie will do me a grc.il favor In settling their
amounts forthwith. 1 would also thank mv
friemlsand the isibllc pvner.illy, fur thHr li!
enil and kind treatment 1 have' rocelvi-l dur
ing mv five months procure ef medicine in
Salem. DR. J. P. P. V AN DENIiERGH.
Silem. Ofc'n., Jan. 2 Kh, 171.
Caution.
All Iiersims are hereby ean! toned azain
tvanactlng any hiishiess'witli anv Krson or
persons whanopver, in Ibo Urm name of
Merchant t Slends, the undersigned, hereli -fore
memliem of "aid firm, give notice that
they will not le Isaiml by anvlliing that lld
Merchant mav contract er di' in the name of
Kiidnnn. JOHN . I. STEADS
J. F.CIH TK.
Salem, Jan. 27, - d I w.
MURPHY & CROASMAN
AGENTS FOR THE
Jefferson Beaver Hosiery Mfg. Co.,
Rank BulHllna;, Mnlena.
Jan. liith. 1K72.
DANIEL LOWER.
133 Front., Portland,
Commission Merchant.
Oregon prodr.cn sold to best advantage In
Portland or San Francisco. Ikaler In
CALIFORNIA & OREGON
Produce.
AND
TROPICAL FRUITS.
('ofiala-nmenisj Solicited.
Jan. 0.IS7i
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY
wife Elixulieth has leR mv bed and
board without just cause ami 1 therefore
will not Irresponsible for any debts con
tracted by lier from this dale.
JAMES WHITNEY".
Buttcvillc, Ogn., Jan. 231 1K72. lm
Willamette University.
HALF-TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 7th,
172. Pupil entering at that time pay
onlv for remainder of tlie Term.
Si lorn, Jan. -l.lu
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SELLING OUT AT COST
tin account of removall to rortland.
The Entire Stock ot the
Overland Store
Is hereby offered at the actual
SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICE
For the. next thirty days.
GREAT BARCAINS
Will be offered on all kinds of
Dry Coods,
Ladies and Childrens
Shoes,
Cents Clothing,
Furnishing Coods,
Boots, Hats, Etc., Etc.
Salem, Jan. 2, ISTi
SALEM DRUG STORE !
IJ. W. SMITH,
srcrittR. TO
THATCHER & SON,
Stale Ktreet, Nalrra, Oregon,
We keep constantly on luind a large assort
incut of
PATENT MEDICINES'
AYERS SARSAPAKILLA
" CHERRY PECTORAL.
" AGCEICTRE,
" PILLS,
HAIR VIGOR KORfl'HEIIAIR,
JAYXEN EXPECTORANT,
ALTERATIVE,
" VERMIFUGE,
" CARMINATIVE,
" J'lLI.
ALSO
HALLS SICILIAN HAIR REXEWER.
Sozodont and Sapolno for
the Teeth, Ac,
DRl'GS,
CHEMICALS
WINES,
LIQCORS AND
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
nv30
a. K. nii.minT.
c. rtArovaGC,
A. N.CILBERT&CO.,
Have introduced a
Manufacturing Department
In connection with tbeir Lare Stock of
BOOTS & SHOES,
Where ladies and gentleman can have made
any kind of Roots or Shoes desired.
Mr. Armstrong who has charge of the
Manufacturing, has lnrgo experience in the
East, from when- he brings very high rec
nmrndation as a workman.
We extend to the public an in itation to
call and examine for themselves
Ilcpuiriiix Done S'roiiiptly.
A. N. GILBERT A ICO.,
(Holmnu' IlnilJing,)
Commercial St. Salem Ogn
Gill, Steel & Co.,
XTATE STREET, K A I.EM,
tIEAI.KRS IX
iitii J ITU -tl,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Itlulciil InNtrumcni,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
We tin Mr Mviiii .vtnifftm lo o?ir eo k of
Maon & Hamlin orsraiiM; ('mVkrrlng, Mar
ilul Nuuiht. an-l Knhrmn Pwimis. AM of
ht. h can lie wiht on Hie nnnl a-lvantatfcoufl
term iot'2'.wU.w
UAS FITTINU.
The undersigned hereby give notice that
tlwy have transferred the Gas Fitting business
to Messrs. ANDERSON A RIIAWL, who
will promptly attend to all business In that
line.
Orders left at our offce or at their establish
ment will be attemled to without delay.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
Salem, Jan. 20, 1872. d
SALEM FLOURING MILLS.
Beat Family Floor,
Baker Extra, XXX,
Superfine and
(irshsia.
Middling, Bran and Short
CONSTANTLY OX HAND. '
t-J"HIGHEST PRICK IX CA3ILJJ-3
PAID FOR WHEAT
AT YLLITIMES.
R.C. KIXXEY,
Agent H. t M. Co.
Xov. 23dtf
Notice to Builders.
CKALED PROPOSALS WILL BF. RE
Oielved by the Count Conrt of Marion
mntv. Omnm. nntll the ithtlav of February
A. D1872, at 9 o'clock A. M. of said dav, tor
rurnishlng material and erecting a Court House
for said countv. accordine to the plans anil
spec.tricatlon now on file In tlie Clerk' office
of said countv ; raid building to be completed
by the 1st ilay of November, A. D. 173. The
wild 'ourt reserve the rhrtit to nsject any or
an nwl. Ity order of the I xmntv imn.
Il:w A. 11. COSPER. t'lerk.
MISCELLAXEOUS.
GEO. H. JONES.
J. It. PATTEBSOIT.
JONES & PATTERSON,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
-AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
Commercial Hotel Building,
half.:, . . OREUOX.
Speetnl Attention arfvrn to the Male Ol
Real Estate In all jarta of Irrrgon.
Alnt atnMMintor Very Ita-sirabl
city iiropertv, consisting of Dwelling
Houses Lots Blocks and Half Blocks, Stores,
Ac Also
Improved Farms and Valuable
cultivated Prairie and Timber Lands, situ
ated in the best localities In the State.
The Ren Una- and trmmlmm or all
kind of property. Collection of Claims,
Conveyancing, Ac, will receive prompt at
tention. AGENTS FOB
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF
NEW YORK,
AXD
THE UNION FIRE INSURANBE CO.,
OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
NORTH SALEM STORE!
AT THE OLD GREEN STORE
Haa just received for the Fall trade
A FULL ASSORTMENT
-OF -
DUV GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SnOES,
CLOTHING,
Hardware, General Merchandise,
Calculated for
City and County Trade.
Bought as low. and will lie sold at as small
profit as those who sell at cost.
C-iTGnods delivered to any irt of the city
free of charge. " dAw
Children's Class in Vocal Music.
1ROF. D. W. PRENTICE WILL OR
imnlze a class in the rudiments of Musk.
at Musk, Hall, (Reel's Ojiera House), uext
Saturday afternoon. Jan. l.'lth, at 4 o'clock, for
the benellt of children awl such other persons
as cannot conveniently attend the evening
sessions. Ketrular meeting each Saturday at 5
o'clni-k r. X. All Interested pnrtieularlu
mrents, nre cordially Invited to be present.
ErTerms reasonable and satisfaction suar-
antcvL Jan 10
NEPTUNE BATHS !
AND
Shaving Saloon !
(Stewart's liloik. Commercial Street.)
Hot and Cold Katun Always Ready.
Single Bath. - - -'t
hree Bath Tieketa,
He von " "
SO Cta.
1 OA
2 OO
Clean Towels, Sharp Razors and Skillful
treatment assured to all patrons, of
Salem. Oct 1 - d C. FLIEDNER.
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE IS ITEREBY GIVEN THAT TnE
firm of O. 1-ampson ft Co., Candy Man
ufacturers Is this day dissolved, and the
business will be hereafter conducted by O.
1-ampson, who assumes all liabilities and
to whom all accounts will be paid.
O. LAMPSOV.
CHAM. CALVERT.
Salem, Jan. 23d, 1872.
CARROTS.
20 TONS OF CARROTS,
At 820 per ton,
Clean and nice for Feeding, for sale by
O. DICKINSON.
19, dim
Swoot Older
-AT-
FARRAR BROTHER'S.
IDAHO SALOON,
PETTYJOHN A HAMILTON.
Next to Stewarts Brick, Commercial St.)
The best of Wines and Liquors; Choice Ci
gars and Tobacco, always provided for cut
turners. Droi In occasionally. ianifl
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN !
ANT PERSON WISHING TO INVEST IX
Mill property can sevtire a bargain by ap
plying immi'diatelv to the Buena Vista Saw
Jlill Co. This Sawmill is In good running or
der, and the demand for lumlier ls Increasing.
Tliere Is also a new l'lamng nacninc, an com
plete, and one of the latest patents.
For further Information address the under
signed. A. J. RIC1IARDNON, Pre.
jilicna , iaa nun juiii vu.
Xov. 21. wtf
Stationary Engine.
Jones A Patterson, offer for sale a Steam
Ennrine- (new) 10 Inch hore.2tl Inch stroke. Cas
Iron Bed, 9 feet long, 18 Inches wide, 9 inchisj
deep. Crank Shaft 6 feet long, Inches In di
ameter. Balance Wheel. 5 feet 8 Inches In
diameter, and weighs 1,000 pounds.
Price fuM) delivered in roniami.
Salem. Oct. 24. dAw
LONU STANDINW arOFCH,
With F.xecsftlve Ex per torn lion, Cured
In Fonr Week.
This Is lo certify that I have been troubled
w lth severe iin in mv chest and lunirs, and
coughing all night long, and excessive cxpeo-
lonuion. 1 nave neen cougning monin aucr
month, so tliat notxxly could sleep In the house.
Evcrvliodv said I could m be cured,
but 'I was advised to see Dr. vair Den
Boreh. and. thanks to his skill, he cured me In
nltout four weeks. It Is now two months since,
I quit taking medicine, ami my weight Is now
one hundred and seventy-eight pounds and I
am able to do any kind of Hard worn.
ic r is nun.
Salem, Dec 18. 187L
Oregon jLiancl.
C. W. ROYAL. J. L. KOYAI.
ROYAL BROS.,
Heal 33 state
-AND
C.EXERAL. AGENTS,
Naleua, Orea-on
Property Bmim-ht and Sold,
Taxea Paid and Collertlona Hade.
Loans Negotiated,
lira Rented and Rent Colleeted.
Salem, Jan. 11 dAwlm.
A. T. YEATOM,
DEALER IX
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
Spring Matresses, with 1 rmrctwemewts
that makes litem superior I all others for
comfort and durtbtllty.
LOUNGES OF LATEST STYLE.
Upholstery work of all kinds promptly at
tended to.
THE OLD MADE NEW.
If yon would have your work neatly done
ami warranted, come and aee me.
A. T. YEA TON.
Second door north of H. D. Boon'a Book
Store, Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
PROF. C1IANEY,
ffcgpilrnee In fSriswnld' Building, next door
In Telisjnirh MKVe. d-l
HEBSCH'S COLUMN.
RE-OPEMINC
AT THE OLD CORNER !
(Holman's Block),
CoaBmereial Street, SoJean, Oregon.
J. B. & M. HIR8CHf
Having re-opened with an Entire New
Stock of
General Merchandise
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
We will be pleased to have all onrold frienda
and customers, call and examine our at ink.
just purchased at the East, and we shall try to
convince an ana everj oouy ttuu
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
WE HAVE FOR THE LADIES
Fine Freneh Merino,
Striped Foulard,
Mohair Plaids,
Pacific Poplina,
Crape Poplins,
Colored and Black Alpaera,
Black Cee de Rhine Slllta,
Plain and fancy 11Im,
Laee Collars,
Embroidered Sleeves,
Fancy and Black Velvet Ribbons,
Peabody Balmorals,
ExcelMlorFrlt Skirts,
Also a General Variety of
Double and SinHe Wool Shawls,
Breakfast Capes,
WE HAVE FOR GENTLEMAN
OlilnoTi iltx S Yalta
CASTOR BEAVERS,
Cassimere Suits
All Klnda of
Underwear
BOYS CLOTinXG.J
Boots and Shoes.
ALSO. WE CAN OFFER
HOUSE FURNISHING! GOODS,
Brussels,
ThreelPly and
Ingrain ICarpets
r
China Matting,
Table Oil Cloth,
Floor Oil Cloth,
Curtain Damask,
Table Linen.
0 4 daw tf.
BOOK AND MUSIC STORE
H. D. BOON,
Commercial Strecs, Sal ua Ores, an.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOK.V!
BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER,
FANCY 44O0EM,
PIANOS,
- oBUAm,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Initial Stationery, Etc.,
ri TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
X that he has on hand full stock of I ha
almve named articles, and constantly receives
ssklitlons direct from Eastern manufactories,
and Is able to sell at the lowest possible rale.
Come ana mnce mv
From the Celebrated Manufactory of
Hallett & CumstonI
Which were especially chosen for me bv two
of the best musicians In Boston as superior for
tone and finish. They can be aoM at rates to
defy competition. Also
The- Famous Bardett Orgs!,
Whk-h ls nnmirpassed forrolirme, richness
of tone and durability. It Is preeminent a motif
parlor organs, more resembling a pipe Organ
than a reed Instrument.
fsalem. dlf
OVERLAND MARKET
Commercial Street,
CITY MARKET,
State Street.
C.IIIFF1TII, COLXIXg A. Co.
Are now Proprietor of three
First Class Meat Markets,
Ami pledge themselves lo keepoa hand con
stantly for the supply of the tty of Salera lbs
choicest meals ol the season,
nalera, Jan. 18, 1K72.
FOR SALE.
ONE FINE EIGHT LIC.nT, OIL CHAJt
teller, one pair of Metalks Pnlprt Lamps,
w th Lam tilola-a, etc,, latelv ui use la Inc.
M. h. hun-b fn thilcltv.
Aiiplyto Rev. 1 s.' Nk-krrsnn, er Silent
,.- I.htlil I '. iH.v.Ntr