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Newspaper Page TextAgent t"t te Ktatesuiai Asluria Post Master Aurora, , - hil i. Co Amity .,.. W. K. Utcliell Asalan.1 .. L.Applepate Albany L. F linn Aumsville - . D. Simpson lUkcr City ... -w- MeCreary Uetiicl J- H. Hawley Briilgep"rt.. ............. .........J. Hollinsaead Jirownsille...- ....... W. R. Kirk fcrook. '-L- Brooks UunYiU W. W. Beach Butlerille ...................... l'oat Master fotta" Orore .......... D. C. Underwood VrwftrifvilU .. V. Crawford Caoyonville..... ..Post Master "Chclc. .-J. Cresswsll Corvallis , T- B- Odeneal Delta, W. T - w". Smith Dalle I Brooka Dayton , J - Taylor Dallas . ...J L. Collina Eola J. H. Bay Kugt-ne City ............ Post Master Empire City.... ..Skinner A Winchester Ellensburg F- A. Stuart Tlrand Ronde .........G. C. Litchfield liervais Ilalsey Hubbard Hillslmro Harrisburg Maho City,-1. Independence.. Jaeksi-ovillo ... Jeffcraon ..... ... ....M. r. epeoeer ....Cornell & Clement ... ,.A. B. Gleaaon ...... ...W. D. Hare ......... II iraui Smith . K. P. Plowman J. Somerville .............. Mas Muller II. A. Johnson . -... AAV.. " ICfcrbyville...... ........ w.. Khiuiatb .......v.. i Lafayette.... Lincoln..........'. La Grange. .-..v..... v..... Lebanon ......... Iiancaateru ............v. Link River Bridge....... Marion ............... u. Monmouth............... AlcMinnvUle - .......Post Master .1. t). Applegate ....Dr. Poppleton ...... Abrams k Co M. Baker .8. H. Claugbton .......Post Master ..-..George Nooree' , Post Master W. Waterhoase -Post Ma- ter Newport..... Nestocton.... Oakland "Oregon City Phoenix Post Orfurd. Ranier -Jiosebtirg.. St. Louis fiheridaa..... Summit...... Sublimity Baldwin Case F. M. Lamb . J. It. Ellison r.v..v.v..v.-... J. M. Bacon .................Post Master w.v.sv..T. W. Crooks .C. P. Yeaton II. C. Stanton .x....-.J. D. Taylor J. Stanffer ...... D. Hathaway : . ...R. 8. 6warti ,...Siith k Cressen ...Snider A Richardson .... J. Tillotson ..B. Simpsoa 1 Co .. ...... ......Post Master Silverton Scio ........ Tillamook.. Toledo Turner's Willamette Forks Wheatland ................ Zoa-.. - ..T. i, Yanghn .... Pest Master D. i Cooper . Applegate, P"M Yob call a.. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. TTCROPEASi XEWTS- :i. Lokdok, March Board of Directors oi the Frencb Atlantic Gable Company yesterday; resolved, to lay anotlmr cable to America. wUkh will be under the management of tbe pres ent Cable company. t i. ! The Time makes mention of tbe exceptionally friendly - tone ol the .American press towards England. . All tlie papers this morning approve tt tin; result of Ttchborne case. The trial ortlie claimant on a chargeof per- jury will take place in April. ' . rati rr- r . . i 4 11 claims today, Infers from the ad- mk.inn. ri nfth ITnltpd States, that Americans now acknowl edge tlie extravagant demands for: in direct damages, aitnougn uiey nave shown no disposition to withdraw them. The Time says that if tlie fifth claim, for losses by the transfer of American commercial marine to tne British flag; is not abandoned,1 Eng land will declare its reference to the Geneva tribunal iuadmissable, which course . is approved by the English statesmen and journalists. . Tlie operatives in some of the lac tones of Leeds and Staffordshire, to the number of 3,800, have been locked out for refusing to accept the terms of fered them by their employers. This throws full one-third of the townspeo ple out of work . EASTERN AEW5. Xew'" Yobk, March 8. Sheriff j Breuneu states that Connolly fled the city and is concealed somewhere abroad. This step is said to have been caused by reason of the threats of some af the Kingites to turn State's evirlewe against him. His friends say he is only out of tbo dty to avoid the "fleecers," who want to get his money. Mrs. Connolly sails For Sa vannah Saturday. . Garvey's appearance in tbe Hall case creates a nrofbund sensation and brought consternation to Hall and his counsel. Garvey's return is due to ne gotiations of his wife several weeks ueo with tiie Attorney General and bamuel Tikfca, by which Garvey was promised immunity from prosecution on turning State's evidence awl retura imrsome of his ilHrotten gains. - lie had been In concealment at his resi dence for a month. ' It is alleged that Ingersoll will also turn informer. ' Few knew that Garvey would be a witness until his name was called. Hall's connsel sav thev don't think their case will be much anected by Garvey's tes timnnv. nfill tliera was perioral trenida- tion among the entire Tammany King over the proceedings of yesterday. Every effort will -be made by friends ol Ihe King to have Garvey arrested on a new order, tbe old one baying expired fty limit. Mrs. A. P. Baker spoke at Cooper Institute last evening in opposition to the tree love doctrines of ber sister, Woodbull. She said she believed her sister insane. She denounced, in strong language, Theodore Tilton, and hrouotinced his biography of tlie Wood Imll a series tf slanders on ber family. In Ibe Mayor Hall trial this after noon, a great sensation was created by tlie appearance of Andrew J. W. Garvey, tlie plasterer, as witness tor the prosecution. He testified as to the Identity of a warrant paid him for work on the county Court House. Payment was made by its deposit in Broadway Bank, where he had ether deposits exceeding $160,000. He re ceived tlie warrant in the Board of Su pervisors' room, from Mr. Woodward, IJeputy Clerk of the Supervisors, to wliotn he presented the account a week previous. The nrosecuttiur counsel asked the witness if the account .was genuine and true in its details. Defense ob jected to tlie question, wlien the prose cution said tliat they proposed to show iv witness that the bill, with tlie ex ception of tlie S3 percent., was fraudu lent, i .. - -. Crowds were attracted to the vicini ty of tlie Courtroom by the announce ment that they had got Garvey. Great excitement and interest were mani fested, awl many - threats uttered aguinst Garvey, who was understood to lutve turned State's evidence. Bvffaijo, March 7. Additional in-1 formation of tlie railroad accident this morning says three of the passenger ooaihes were thrawn into a litch and tome twelve or fourteen persons injured but not dangerously, ; One car caught fire in rolling over, but tbe flames were extinguished with snow. The passengers were brought back to tlie city and promptly careu ior ojr uie oi- floera oi tne roao. t r ;.r,,,. - Cincinnati, March 7. The total kiss of tlie steamers and eargoes burned la- right 'is about fjuu,uuu. uiey were insured for about oue-uilrd Xvyr Yohk, March 7. The report made to the Committee or Seventy, i:.t niidit. sliows that since December, 1S7. $12,153,887 have been assessed ui the city for extending, opening and il..ninz streets, of which $1,826,427 w as for cost and charges In saperln-. teiHlenee of the work. This is ill ad diiion to ftirtlier large amounts as property. - Comptroller Green, wlien questioned yesterday con t'cniiii" iwbabk' tlefldt ttf seven or ei"ht lViillioiis of dollar in taxation to ,,w..r ..vigils of Hhi eit v. favored ad- iliti.m:il taxes ratlier than incTeaseof iii-iii. He alsff expressed an opinion tluit estiuuites for. tlie ensuing, year iniiile by tlie heads of department were far in excess of tlie sum which might i minimi with rlirid economy ana prudence. Xkw York. March 7. Greeley, In .to-day Tribune, . saya the following in note declining to have ms name iiflixcd to the call for the Philadelphia t'oiiventiont u- - ! '1''i.ilku Chandler: Please not at tiii h my name to the call tor the Xa iioiiui i oiiventiou. I stared ' awav from your meeting on purposes to keep a position of independence. If we have trust worthly assurances of reform from the White House, all right; but I'm not inclined to help otir Leets and Stockings to another half million oi plunder. Yours. NEW. York, March 7. A Wilming ton, K. C, dispatch says it is not known, whether reports of the death of lletrry Berry Lowery, the notorious swamp outlaw, are unfounded. Ad ditional report are current that Ik was either murdered by his brother or was drowned. A rumor was euirent yesterday' that goods for Uks Cliicago suiTerers lias been lost or stolen through gptierai order stores of the Custom House of this city. The Tribune says it U not known wliether tlie goods were lost or stolen. Kx-GovernorBross, of Illinois, was ln tlie city a few days ago to in vestigate, but his inquiries established nothing. Special Agent How, uiKn investigation, reported upon invoices received, but not of the goods; but it is uncertain whether the Custom House officials have anything tedo with the matter. .,...-: Oi..'-; - - ECnOPEAN' USEWS. Berlin, March 9. The Upper House of tlie District has parsed a bill providing for Government supervision of school by a vote of 155 to 2G. Paris, March 9. Hon. Wm. M. Evarte of the tnnsel of the United States before the Geneva tribunal, has gone to Loudon. - A '.. c Congratulatory dispatches have been exclianged between . Thiers and the Government of the Island ot Guada lupe on the completion of telegraphic communications between Franoe and that Island. 4 ' "" " " London, March 8. The Medical Commission find O'Connor, tlie as sailant of tlie Queen, sane, but an enthusiastic Fenian. O'Connor, says he used an unloaded pistol because he only wanted to frighten the Queen to sign his document. Her death would bring the Prince of Wales to the throne, an event tlie prisoner does not desire. The House of Congress has passed a bill to treat with the Ute Indians for the purchase of tbe southern part of their reservation. A pension is talked of for U. S. Judges Ware of Maine and Sprague of Massachusetts. : i Tbe Post office bill before the House appropriates $23,000,000, A resolution is before Congress to appoint a committee to devise the best means to. establish lawaud order on the Mexican borders. ' ? Tbe President has intimated to United States Attorney Bates, of Utah, that his resignation would be accepted but be prefers to be removed so that tbe reasons shall be made public . . i ' si EASTERN XEWS. ew Yobk. March 8. An immense crowd gathered in the Court-room this morning to near uarvey s statement in the Hall case. Counsel for the de tense concluded his argument against the admission of testimony on tlie fradident character of tbe bills upon which tlie wnrrants were issued, and hVUUtn; IJtil V "Jiuvja. w tauiuii Mi. ZiL w ; claims paid him were neither just nor honest. . He said they fraudulently seized large sums of money, a portion of which went to Tweed, to be used for political purposes. Garvey said : My whole bill amounted to $248,660. 1 was to have f nso.uuu ior oiner peo ple, and I was to and did give Tweed 50,000 to go to Albany to influence the Legislature. I made a fraudulent bill for 1395,060. How much did you receive ? was asked. , I received thirty-five per cent, of tlie whole bill, without interest ; $50,000 I gave Tweed; $60,000 I spent for buildings in Greenwich, Connecticut; f30,000 for wood ward, in tjonrieen- cnt ; $20,000 for plastering the house of Walter & Roche ; $5,000 for myself, to be spent in politics, l got my blanks out of the Supervisors' office. In regard to the history of this par ticular account of $395,660, the latter part of May I gave a bill to Wood ward, deputy clerk of tlie Board of Sunervisors. He took it to Auditor Watson's office. I , went with Wood ward. On the 6th of June Woodward went with me to a room under bis room. I gave Woodward a check ou tbe Broadway Bank for $110,635 13. . Tweed to-day said he had no inten tion of escaping. He . will give his enemies a chance to prove charges. All his bondsmen have signified their willingness to remain cneeriuiiv, and he can get a couple of millions more bail u wanted. . , W. F. G. Slianks.'city editor of the Tribune, was assaulted this evening in his office by Joel Falcion, son-in-law of ex-Collector Connolly. Falcion was angered at an article in tlie Tribune this morning. A warrant was issued for his arrest. - A dispatch from Quebec states tliat at a mass meeting of the Xation.il party, on Thursday, the administra tion ot Canadian affairs was strongly denounced by speakers, and speakers advocated ai States ; Tbe annexation to the United Government directed its civil service employes to absent them selves from tlie meeting. A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas, says that on Monday a party of armed men, supposed to oe uortinas', crossed the river at Santa Maria ranch, thirty five miles from there, and captured all the residents, including two Custom Inspectors. They held them prisoners while thousand bead of cattle were stolen and crossed. " They then re leased the prisoners and returned to the other side. Washington. March 9 Each member from California, the President and Vice President, and Speaker of the House, received yesterday by tele- h a copy of toe remonstrance of tlie San Francisco Chamber of Com merce against the pending bill grant ing a portion of Goat Island to the Central Pacific Railroad for a depot. Forney advocates the re-noiniuatlon of Gen. Grant. Gen. Howard goes to Arizona in structed to act so as to procure peace witn tne Indians, and in nope to induce tbe nomadic tribes there to settle on a reservation cast of Kew Mexico. The Hone Committee on Commerce favors an annual subsidy ot half a mil lion dollars to tlie Australian steam ship line, which will probably succeed. A larze number of visitors from the East will visit California this season. MEXICO. New York, March 9. A Ma ta mor as dispatch of March 7th says tlie reb els Have retired troin sun iaiw rotosl towards Iacatecas. Gen. Koclia with 14,000 men Is pursuing them,-and tliey have been defeated in other places. Tliey have evacuated tlie city of . Agua Calieutea. Their eeuerals are uuarrel- Ing with each other, and their com mands are separated, iresident Juar ez has over jt wo millions of gold in tlie treasury. .- ., , CALIFORNIA. Bik' BAkasCdJ laumh; has been raining quite' steadily this even-. Ing. . t slrni lU Patriotic- French commercial citizens expect to rait 500.000 francs liere to wards jwying in advance tlie German war indemnity. 1 "The trotting heats, three lii'tlvej are unflniitlied, but will be concluded to day at Agricultural Park. Jefferson won the first heat; time, 2:41. The trots between Charley and Democrat, tm icr wiree; m nve, waft won- by Charley on the 1st, 2nd and 4tlu tlie 3d being a dead heat; time, 2:49, 2:46, 2:43, and 2:51 if The track was lieavy from recent rains. HA FKAXCIfOO, March 9. Tho schooners T. 8taiT King, hence for Coos Bay, last January, and tlie brig Kalao, tor the name port, January 18, have never been heard from since they sailed and are given up for lost, with all on boaruv, u to o n A o -i Theodore T. TiddbalL late Collector of Internal Revenue of tlie Second Ills- trict, has obtained judgment against Jot hi C. Ilalley Deputy Collector lor $3,"27r 26, for funds collected and not paid over. Hi bondsmen will be called on to pay up. The Investigation CouiinisMoiiers found everything pertaining to tlie ac counts in the omee oi met tnoioi I'O- lice in perfect order, with no chauce I ior deialcation. City officials say that the d liferent Acts or the legislature already passed. or certain to be pissed, will increase I tlie General Fund expenses of tbo city and. county for the ensuing year at least 4ou,oou over those of last year. The steamer Idaho had arrived from Portland. A stage robber was surrounded and captured between North America and Jenny Liud.. He fought desperately before being captured. . ' ne confesses to having twice robbed the stage. STATE Wlllameltc Valley. From the iUigcne Guard.' ' At about 7 o'clock Thursday evening three of tlie live prtaoaera la the county Jail made their escape. The prisoners were Abraham Rand, Thomas Jaokaoa and Welch. Some one on the outside had supplied them with a saw with which they aawed through a at 11 fourteen Inches in thickness. t s - - ' 1 Xyn Monday last Mr: Abrams dry house, near the null, took Are and was entirely con sumed. About 3,000 uet of cedar lumber, some doors, mouldinga, etc., were burned. After the Are on Monday a "ntoe" young man felt little fatigued and went Into a saloon and took adruik. Shortly afterward be felt a slight squirming In his stomach and la a few minutes ejected 47 feet of tape worm. The whiskey was too much for tbe worm. The reptile died of deltrum tremens, but the young man still Uvea. ' '' ' From tie Eiwene Jtmntal . '. ' --' Mr. Wiikins captured the large wolf which has been making such destructive raids on sheep, calves, hogs, etc., in Willamette precinct, a few days ago. This huge "var mint " is said to have killed a number of dogs, and was probably the lancet wolf ever killed in these parts. Mr. Joel Ware has Just received a partial set of new books for the county, from Mr. Frank A. Cook, book binder, Salem, which are certainly credit both to the county and to Mr. Cook. : . -. Portlands The JBulktiu of Friday relates that the bodyof a Scotchman named Magee, employed at Sandy on the farm of A. M. Smith, was round dead from wounds received ia the woods, and the first supposition, was that he had been murderod, at the re were marks en the ground indicating a struggle, but further i search show's that tbe unfortunate man was killed by the accidental discharge of hi snot guff, the charge entering his abdomen. It is supposed that the marks on the ground were i caused by his efforts to crawl, through the woods. From the Heraldi Thomas Goodlet was lately drowned In at tempUng to board the Dixie Thampsoa from j a small boat on the East Portland side. The ' body was not recovered. He was a. sober and industrious man, a native of Liverpool, A. G. Walling has tbe contract for printing tbe revised ordinaneea and charter for the I elty. On Friday the south end of the steamship company's wharf came down with a crash. caused by freight piled on the upper floor. Fortunately there was no one on the lower floor. James Iiwyer was in Jail at Portland for drawing a revolver ea an officer when intox icated. On her late trip the California brought 193 tons of stone as freight from Bellingham Bay intended for the new custom house. Portland. The Portland papers are discussing tbe action of His Excellency in appointing C B. Bellinger Prosecuting Attorney for that District. Hon. A. C. Gibbs has been appoint ed U. 8. District Attorney, and claims to sUll continue to be State Prosecuting Attorney also, bat Gov. Grover sees a chance to shove a friend Into a law suit if not an office, and he has appointed Bellinger. Glbbs Intends to act, however. A mysterious event is related la Sunday's HerrOd. A stone mason named John Gary, 60 years of age, was found in his bed at bis boarding house with his throat and arm out, but alive. He was a man of some means and was drinking tbe night before. There Is a symptom of his having been drugged, but there was nothing he could have nsed todo the act himself, so it cannot be considered an at tempt at suicide. He revived enough to con verse and could tell nothing about it. He seems to bare a chance to recover. The oldest settler Is being looked up. James C Bates, of Jefferson, was about to carry off the honor, when the Heraid has word from a correspondent that Mr. McKay, ofCnampoeg, is tbe man, as he came with Lewis 4 Clarke In 1806. , Southern Oregon. The new fair mill at the mouth of Bogne river is In active operation, but finds It diffi cult to keep en hand a supply of logs. Mr. Hallet, contractor on the railroad, la taking fifty head of horses from ITmpqna to use on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where be also has a heavy contract. Tbe overland stages now connect with the railroad at Hawley's at tbe head of the Pass Creek Canyon." - ,:.f Eastern Oregon; :izh Travel has commenced on Ihe upper river and tbe Dalles looks more lively. ThesteamelfA8hoie lshJA and dry and being rebuilt for a taster boat. leal A Column only lost S5 oat of 1,000 bead of cattle they had on Trout Creek, and the news from Yakima and Click! tat valleys looks aimnst as well. Immigration from the Willamette had com menced and every boat from below was bringing np cattle and horses. -An affray occurred on February 8th, In Smith's saloon, Dixie Creek, Grant county, between Dad Akers and Oldfleki, in which the latter received injuries that came near proving fatal, but at last accounts be was gettlngweH : , j (it f Elder Fisher has sold his beautiful farm on Three Mile Creek, above tbe Dalies, and in tends to move to California. . ...'!. A band of hogs made a living for Jhera- selvee through, the winter in Lone Bock val ley. -1 Washington Territory. We learn from the Vancouver Register that Hon. IL Q. Struve has now the editorial charge of that paper, Troops are expected at Vancouver tbe middle of next month. Arthur Hayne has Inherited quite a fortune from a relative In France. He is at Camp Harney. The first Installment of the legacy bad arrived. A surveying party of the Tff. P. K. B. Co. Is on the way south down the north side-ofthe Colnmlaa from Kalaraa and will reach Van couver this week with their line of survey. Mr. La Roqoe, of Oregon City, intends te purchase a borne sttnalton near Vancouver on account of the beauty of situation and scenery. Vancouver is to have a skaUog rink. The Good Templars there are having a general revival and increase of members. AWujge steam saw mill is la be built this epriug adjoining the military reservation. Dr. J. W. Turner, who has just graduated here, is expected to locate at Vancouver in the practice of medicine. We prophesy sue eess fat him there. V I r . ft r f 'A Boston man has Preserved all tbe parodies upon tlie poem of '"The Hea then umnee" uiat ne louuu in the pa pers, and has forty-three of the Ah &inlne productions. "Orpheus O. Kerr" (Kobert C New ell) dwells in Jersey City in a quiet way with bis plcasaut family, and goes to New York every day to do his Social studies ror ue wuria .. Mr. J. G. Bennett, Jrn declines to succeed Fisk, Jr., ' as Colonel of tbe Ninth Regiment, because it Is said to cost foaouo a year to be "a liberal and public-spirited Colonel," and he does not love the military to that degree. Grlllparzcr, the lately deceased drn- natietwet, was oho of , tins most obk and Industrious of German writers. Of niui Lord Byron long ago observed that "UriUparrcr is a harsh name to pronounce, but laiuo will find it easy i A little four-year old miss, bearing a gentleman addressed at her father's Bouse as "Joseiib," eyed him intently for a 'while; and "then asked: "Was vou the Mr. Joseph . that was sold to his brethren Yes,' replied tbe gentleman, 1 have been sold a great many times in my me, my -dear. Oh! I was sorry for you!" said the i little kindly heart. "The Duniway" on General Grant. From the Vancouver Register. A woman named Duniway, who di vides her time between advocating Woman Suffrage troin the forum anil slandering persons through the press, visited this place recently in pursuance of her avocation, and gives in the last issue oi ner paper, tne Aete Jiorthieest, wliat Durnorts to be a conversation. which took place at a "social dinner arty, wiuie nere, with a numDer oi ilepublican friends." As Ihe Demo cratic press might reasonably be ex cused for copying tlie article and citing it as damning proot of tbe truth of the hackneyed charges against Grant's for mer Iiubits of life, coming, as it osten sibly does, from Republican authority and from "old-time neighbors," we felt called upon to sift tlie matter thor oughly, and ascertain what grounds, if any, there were for the cliarges tills model reformer lias had the check to publish to the world. . We trust, bow- ever, that the readers of the lleyister will excuse us for obtruding upon their notice the scurrilous production, inas much U3 we have abundant evidence to prove that it is a tissue of lies. Here is the article : : : "THE SILENT MAN OF DESTINT. While at Vancouver the other day. enjoying a social dinner with a num ber of Republican friends, tbe conver sation turned upon tlie mighty Ulysses, ivno is wen Known in tnat community, as Indeed are Uenerals Ingaus, Mc Clellan and Sheridan. Said we : "Is it true that the silent man of destiny used to be a drunken debauchee t I have heard so many express terror stricken horror at their professed be lief In the wickedness of the Wood hull' that I am interested about their wise and silent pet." batd one gentlemen : "It is well known in Vancouver that Grant, while here, was afflicted more than once with the worst stages of delirium tremens. And further, a man named Lovelace, who was in his employ, used regularly in the evenings to take him to tlie worst type of Indian ranches in a car riage and go after him next morning. His profligacy while here was com mon talk among the boys on the street.1 "Did yon think it all right that such a man should be elected 1 'resident?" O, yes, we couldn't do any better He was a fortunate accident. He had lucked' Into a great national victory. and seemed to be the only man whom the Kepublicans could elect: so we held our peace, thinking that between a libertine and a traitor, be was the lesser evil." But he was a free lover !" I grant it: bat he was a man : if he had been a woman it would have been different." ' "How different?" ' Our informant smiled and continued his story: "General Ingalls, now Quartermaster-General, was one of General Grant's Vancouver chums. He had mulatto and half-breed chil dren here; but while he gathered them up and educated tbeta, and has lately taken them borne, General Grant leaves his aboriginal offspring to hunt and dig camas." ' "You astomsn me i" 'The citizens of Vancouver many of. them know". that he speaks the truth," said a lady, while her fine, ex pressive face burned witn indignation. uenerai Aivow, now niymaster- Gencral at Washington," continued our friend, "was well acquainted with the fact tliat General Grant, while here, was unable to account for a deficit of some six thousand dollars, due the Treasury Department. Grant pro fessed to have lost his vouchers, show ing that this sum bad been paid, while at sea, but we who know all about him, believe that lie was half sent over wlien ho lost them ; that is to say if he lost thein at all." You see," said another. Gen Grant is sharp enough to keep his old con federates who knew ills character in those days in places now, where they h:ive strong selfish motives in conceal ing his former wickedness." "it detracts mucn from tne glory ot the sllent man of destiny to hear his old-time neighbors vent their opinions about him," we said, lightly. . on 1 the Vregontcm may well cry out, the Sltteman sob and the Bulletin wail when we speak of Grunt as tbe treat National horse-jockey. Has the tepublicau party indeed fallen so low that it has no leader out a man whose offspring dig canias? whose drunken brawls are well known? and whisky bills in Vancouver remain unsettled to this day ? Have they no men of merit ? None? . J ' HERE IS WHAT WE CAS PROVE : 1. That no such a conversation ever took place at tlie table of any respect able Republican in Vancouver. II. That General Grant, while sta tioned here, was never seen the worse for liquor. ' . ; Hi. That tne "man named Love lace" uever drove a carriage for Gen eral Grant, and imligtiantJy denies the Insinuation contained in tlie article above given. IV. Ingalls and Grant . were not "chiuus" at Vancouver. Ingalls came liere first in 1840, and left In the sum mer of 1852, and did not return until 1856. . Grant arrived here on tlie 22d ot September, 1852, and left in the fiill V. Tliat the Treasury Department nnt lnnc since officially stated (in re ply to this deficit slander, wlien it was tirsc eei aiimi. uy uwncw lura. tliat Grant's accounts as Quartermaster were closed. . VI. That none of General Grant s 'old confederates, who knew his char acter in tliose days," are in office now. Ingalls, Sheridan, etc, were not ins "confederates." and are in nowise in debted to the President's favor for be? ing in place. : v 11. x nat tne idle rumors to wmcn this silly woman has given such ready credence concerning General Grant's habits ot life while stationed nere, raw tlielr origin with, and are kept alive by, a sot ot malignant partisans who are without tlie pale of the respectable class of their own party. These facts are obtained irora lor- mcr members of General Grant's com pany, now resident here, and will be certified to, if necessary, under oath. John T. Lovelace, of tills county, Is a man ot strong political prejudices, and one who would go as far to defeat General Grant's re-nomination as any man honorably could, yet candor com pels him to deny ever having acted in tbe capacity attributed to him. Of the editor who published these slanders we have our own opinion. For a woman and mother of a family, well educated and talented, to prosti tute tlie columns of her paper (which finds its way into hundreds or faintly circles,) by giving publicity to such filthy lies about the Chief Magistrate of the nation, bespeaks in her a coarse ness of nature, a debased mind, a prurient taste, and a tbiret for notoriety 111 befitting the "higli-minded, refined and patriotic Ameircan lady who is to wipe out the filthy pool of politics by teaching the infant feet of coming elec tors to want in the way or righteous ness and peace." . The Indelicacy of allusion, the coarseness of expression, and the disregard or the conventionali ties of good breeding, could not have been excelled by the ill-visaged harri dan of a bagnio. ,, . . . .-A minister asked a little boy who had been converted. , "Does not tbe devil tell you that you are not a Christian?" "Yes, sometimes." "Well, what do you say to hlmr". "I tell l liiut," replied tbe boy, with something . of Luttier's spirit, "tliat, whether a i Christian or not, it is none of his busi ness..! -, : . .,, , ., If a civil word or two will reader a man 118007, he must be wretched ht- deed, who will not give them to him. Such a disposition & like lighting an other man's candle by ; one's own. which loses none ot its brilliaricy by: what tlie other gains. ' . ; An old iarmcr wito was asked try an tin pert incut attorney, if tliere were any pretty girls in his neighborhood, answered, Yes, loU of 'jiu so many that they can't all find resttectible nu bands. and latterly some of ,'em's been taken' np with lawyers." ( ' ; " ' Bhltop Bayley of Newark, X. J., is talked of likely to socoeed the late Archbialiop 8palduig, as primate ot the Roma. i Catholic Church in Amer ica. :- i .-v. With tlie economical habits that lave always dUtiuguished her, Queen Vic toria Is believed to be beyond the reach of penury. Her property is valued at 9.1.t,(Nip,utio. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ATTEFJTIOfl I THE OVERLAND STORE, On account of the reoueM of several of oar most promt nent eituens nas cencinaea to Continue the Business, Having on the way an Immense Stock of New Goods, FOU SPRIN3 AND SUf.lu.ER WEAR. We will sell stock on band at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, To make room for the new arrivals, so we of- I fer better goons of all un-ls - - Cheaper than the Cheapest. Salem, March 12, 197?. WM. ENGLAND. WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKER, 1 ' Conmerelai St Baleua, . Is manufacturing a large lot of , Sprinjf Wngoni, Of all styles, made of the best Eastern. Stock. Wagons made to order. Orders filled on soon noace. ...... Repairing done uS H or la Wamutt I : Salem, March 13, dawtf ' FOR 8ALE. 280 Acres Timber Land. Situated in Folk county, lent point for Tbe most convert-1 Railroad Ties Between Cbehalcm Mountains and Junction : .... .-. "y.-., ...... For rarticnlars inquire of A. L Nicklin or Koval ni., rwiem, vgu. ilarch 121 h, tlwlm EKTRAT KOTICE. had on small bell with unblacked strap I -perhaps a little white in tace. Also, one darkish, spotted cow, smau split I In the nnderxKieof each ear; think tne Up of ) OI I left horn off. Both these cows are larre : i my premises sereral weeks a?n itiiring IK tl tbe B. CAKTW1UUHT, CONCERT- TPHE t ARGE CXAS TV VOCAL MFSIC m. numlring over any pnpiu, whiuli u been under tbe Instruction of PROF. D. W. PRENTICE, . dnring the past winter, will glvoa ., Grand Concert, AT REED'S OPERA HOUSE, Taesdajr Ern Hareta 1, ISTs. Confdstins of a choice collection of Choruses, : T. V?rZ Lyll a vari-i ijuarteues, iraeis, soios, ac., oi such a ety ami oraer of music as will best develop the talent of lite class. AdaaassftM, S eemts. CfalMrea For farther particulars, see raogranime. O. a DAVIUMlf. j. a. COrLTKH. DAVIDSON & COULTER. "ITtBALEBS TN AIX KINDS FAMILY MM Groceries and Provisions ; also IIIAXITFACTIJREBS Of all ' kinds CoorxTr-Wsre, wholesale and retail; also, all kiwis CTaemleal, TaOet, , Tnmry sad faamlly All of whloh will he sold cheap, for cash or K Merchantable rrottuce. Cooper-Ware and floane fnrnisbeil to deal- I ers on ine mow. reaaon&oie terms.. Goods delivered toany part of the City Shoo i and Store one door north of R. M. Wade's, Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. .mnuawu tite iJTTiR ' corporalJ An Uliistrated Uagazine for Boys and Girb, ana otoer ieopie wno nave young aam ' Tin I.rrrT.m Cobposai. aims to rotereti aadiBstmcc Uie roomr: to eoUivate tn tbem I a love for rewllng good and oseful books; awl I to mase tnera wiser nouier, ana oeuer. . The ' Little Corporal. "T tr T.itxi-k Corporal MASAZUnatbr Imysand girls. Is the very beat hntmile niaga- Hne pubiunteu. u employs roe rkmu entertaining writers tat children In the eoon irv, and furnishes more valuable rewllng mjt- in IUI IW. UIMVMMM. V.l". Msdteal Jimrnai, JUmtra. if. r. The Llttle;;:Corporal.; "In selecting reading matter fbr the Bunily, ha ..hiklmn .hnnkl nnt he overlooked. It Is tutewobabto that j'S'"? liven MflaiiT in iht. iiiw wra Irated mohlhW Is so well wiapUKl to the waols the elaia, that Is ra)ily taking the pUwe ol all others. "-mterprnf, aat meivwt, v j The Little . Corporal. , AU new snlcrTOrTfirTg73L whose names ami money (LSO) are received before January Aral, will receive the remaining Bombers M I his year FREE, begiwdng with the mouth In WUlcB tneir names are ioxhwi . . ; Elegant Premiums for Clubs ! Agents wanteil to rtilae cbibs. Send stamp awaopecuaen auanaar ua avw x icubui. I jut. i , Teraaa, tlW a Year. Address JOHN E. MILER. Publisher, Nor. 1. warn tlhKfgsllI FRIEDMAN'S COLUMN. lwnNrjLOTsn READI READ1 Something Good FIVE ; THOUSAND DOLLARS abut bo raisod la Thirty: Days! : ;,.. i ; -rj- . - . ; '! IN ORDER TO DO THIS, PEOPOSTSTO sell irooria of all kmlaat greatly reduced urkw. call and see fur yourxelves, and too will find that ron can get HOKE MMIMI I UH tutJVt BV.UI ai FRIEDMAN'S CORNER phis at any other hmse In the State. Consists of the best stock of Clothing and Furnishing o o o r s In the City. ALSO Silks. Shawls, Dress Goods. Hats. Caps, Boots V Shoes, Crockery AKD , (--. ' CHOICE LOT OF TOBACCO! In foot. 1 have all kinds of Hood from a Shirt Button to a Fine Suit of Boaver, which j must and will ne som at a GREAT SACRIFICE. Jome onto me all yoa that are naked, and I will ckjtbe von : awn. vnu Uiat want OraU snd you shall be fed ami elothed, for LESS .CpY-.. . ... . . Come one. crane all. bnrh i awl i And give UUiiAl' JOIXM a rouaing call. Bring all yonr Doliars, Halve, Quarters awl : With this t will olose ay Rhymes. Febrnary 8, 1873.-4AW '. . . , WOOD WANTED T-)IIW WIX.I. BK RECEIVED UNTIL, X) March SO, 187 for , , 550 CORDS RED FIR WOOD. 50 Cords of Bahn Wood, Or tn less quantities, to be delivered la 8a- leva, ior wuoo ; , ,,,: ; Casta Will IX) Paid. : BOOTHBT, MUXES it CO. Salem, Febrnary U, 1S71. II OME Mutual Insurance Company. nREAf:3MAR.::Ei::suRA!XE C A P I T L'.' S 1 ,000,000 f ; , fi orricKsa: join H. BtMWrO. . . . . .11 'salaVil UKS, II. HOWAIS Yseal'tealilfS l UtKI.ITi R. ffTOKT ...HecreSa W. B. EWO nariM tweretary i H. U. awaaxaw w,...wm ssag -, DIBKCTORS: , OREGON BRANCHl ..... . ...A i. ... .. - v .-! rt POKTLAND : .!". F.Wl B.CaMaaalth, If. Hnrleay, C II. Ve """LsaV laiaa.'.-lr...V I. N. rrrwh AlbaHty. J. A. awloral Uaiis iawan . ' UAMII.T01S BOTIa, " taeweral Agent, IartIaaMl. COXrUaUIAKT, , AsTeataaASaUean. tlecU GO Men to Cut- Wood. Inquire of 8a ml Bass, at Watldnds A Go's, flnirm. ' lenwai MISCELLANEOUS. GBO. H. JOSE8. ' J. H. r ATTKESOW JONES & PATTERSON. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, GENERAL ACENTC, Commercial Hotel Building, SMvlnl AunlkM rlve to the Kale ! Ileal Kttate in ail jarts of Oregon. A sunt aaMMmttf Very BralraMe elty nmiienv, cotwWIng of Dwelling B. Low Blocks and HalfBUvkis Stores. Hou House. L le. Also Taaprovrd Fanas Md Valimble A cultivated Prairie and Tlmtier Landa. Un ated In the beat localities in tbe State. rvt Rratlna" TLesMtoar II A kiwis of proportT. r.ii-..iM, r rtnimt Conveyancing, Ac, will receive prompt at "l ' ' AGKNTSFOB'' - THE MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE CO. Ml' new:york. : THE UNION F1REINSURANBE CO. 8AN1FR ANCISCO. ... . . .. v ... r? ' ' daw f . , , ' , I. -. NORTH SALEM STORE I AT THE OLD GREET STORE Has Jost received (bribe Fall trade ' .. . ,." .. '. ,. . I FULL ASSORTMENT ' "or t GROCERIES, f ,.". ,;! .-VI. ' t':' BOOTS A SHOES, : ;-r- .1- 'i;1' -. '"- . - ..... .,-, , Hardware, . General , Merchandise, Calculated for V".',' City and County Trade. . - ' i ' ' ! r . Bought as low, and will be sold at as small a profit as those who sell at oost. C2T"Goo(i delivered to anvmut of (becttv tree of chare. :; i. ; ' i:,--. dw OIL S! Castor OIL, : . r. t u - - l oiire on,' s j - " ' : .: Uu-dOfl, : i -h ..;v nwM '' '"I i: E.famecaiIHl, ..! ; . iJ .::.;! (UasSstOlI, 5.,.,, Elephawt Oil, . Psrafllate 11, LabrlnUin on, f " Beats Fet Oil, '"' CoalOU, Oi'' .'-"-': Kpenaon. . HwtarSOil,: ! V'-' - " ' Polar Oil, .tl All offered r sale low, by . ,, WFATIIERFOBD & COn Druggists. CLARKE'S NEV METHOD FOB ( Reed Organs Compiled by an Organist who has a Thr itaickiy into tavoron us nm npfwrnram-.e, .ni i la a.-.knowlelired to he a standard work of the I Srst rank. Price, fg go. naantiful Song. Tnie Hapadacaa Kt-UerJS Haydn's Method for .Guitar, A new and Improved method, with Pre- jrwaive Staaies. lnstnimenwi eces, ana a . J . . . Z , I , Inst "i," . I A set of 41 wry good easy pieces for be ginners. UoMea Echoes Afaci -each M Eaton's New Method FOR THK OORNI3 a?. Learn to " blow vonr own horn." bv stnd- I vins this new and excellent method, full of I Theory, Kxerctaex, sparkling melodleia, Trios I and Variations, with, if you .please, Piano I accomiwniment. mi,im The above sonss and meces. mailed. Mat iree on receipt oi rcaii pre. OLITM Dmei Sc CO Baatoat. f C II. ITSOJI V Cn Sew York " - mar5 : " NASAL CATARRH. 8ioedy and radil core of Vasal Catarrh, riirat DlmaM. Brovn-hltta and affectinns el 11m l.nnim. and all eomnlaintstnat load to Uon- larmraion. All who are suSelins fmm atarrh I In tne bead that InatUsome disease so proline I 4 evil consequences can Desneeiniy ami per unnently .uirert ir they apply ror treatment tn aeaaon. T here are thomudsof oases of throat itiamam. brnnnhuia and coasnniialon due solel v kicatarrh, to say nothing of ha less terrible onnapqnOTwe Impaired sense of bearing, smell, dtaawsting effluvia of the breath, the illngv complexion, uvspepeta, neuralgia, eto. Tliese are in numberless cases caused solely liv catarrh la the bean. Tito raiwao ainwt laonaands wbe nava never saspeded Its pres ence. IU svmptoms are so diverse In different InUvklnaln as to often mislead the sufferer and his metioal adviser. The only sale airt proper .morse Is In have all examination rmoi a phv- aV-J&n eomieten an take a correc magmma and to on re the evil wbea lonnd toeidat. Ir. Ahnrneuraathia Inathsorae disease alter the. ordinary modes of treatment have uiiea. DB.ABOHN'8 rj 1:'. nl'.'.'Vi;.!,: r, Cw lilma: svwsl Oat" I Utaar Apm liaai, :il i. :l Cor. Third and Slorrison St.1 "Portland. D1L ABORXS practice embrace tbe morf moaerasctenunc treatment oi OH ROM IO DISEASES Embracing all diseases of the Ejr, Ear, aTeaaS,' Tssts astal Lat rajsg t wt ataaftlseHtesain rh, Uver, TSloaat, ete ., As well as General N E RVOU3 D EBIL LTY, Vnrc Those who hava lone snflered from tSinwIuUbieasM without obtaintrat relief are mvtted to investigate and lodge ror tbenweives as t the great success attendm mooes as nraotwea Willamette Transportation . .. Co. "NOTICE. pEOM AKT) ArrES,TH13 DATEJUSTl L a. furtaer notice. , ( ;;- . The Steamer, Fannie,' , Patton rWUl leave her dock, foot of State 8t every At oVlask A. at ! for Portland, and will I ,vn':,-i'i nave satcra every , i Of each week at oVkvk P. it. fm Corral 1U , and intermetiiate places. , BJTTare at Reduced Kates. J. . BILE, Ageai, Salem, Dec. 13, lSTL ' CABBOTsV'D-' 20 TONS OF CARROTS, ".'''- At IMptrtea, ' Clean and aloe tor Feeding, or sale by . TDICttlASOJI . Jin. iilm MISCELLANEOUS J. H. KEELER & CO. ! , M I4BEBTT.8TJ NEW TOEK! , eKEeoa - asd vobth-wtest . COMMISSION AGENCY Forbnymg and forwwBmr dirast, via lslb- ms Rail aad Cape Horn, wua na -FranuisuoaonnecUons. all classes bus Rail aad Cape num. wua naa anil varieties of Merchandise, for sale of K tbe Jiorth-West. .Jrio : Advances made en approved consignments, aad orders respev'tfully sollL-lted. All tnler and business will renHve prnmi attention. - mat., i t-; is-.jl K.Y National Ex. Bank. alosas A- JaV AC. K. Tilton, BS Liberty Street. Mefwrs. J. Tj. Browtiell t Brea, Bankers. Messrs. Beutioy, Miller A Thomas, S Sontb 8treet.'"'.'!,'Mj ,, . . 'j ,-, , :t v,vj r QRJSQOE': j ,, ,,,,,.-,; Messrs. Ladd k Tilton, Bankera, Por. ltd. a. A. JUXUI1J, wen i j wl - BLAKKIAGBCiriSE. - ! ' ' ...i . , ...... EVERYONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Itelng a private hMrnutor Sir married persons, or those abont to be married, both mate and fe male, In everything concerning tbe phyeioloiry and relaUoas of our sexual system, and tne production ami prevention of otVs-tng. In elmUng all Ihe new discoveries never before rtven la the Knrlhm auignase, bv IV M. YOUNO, M. I. This rcafly a valuable aad lutetestlng work.- It Is written In plain lan guage for the general render, and Is illustrated who numerous nngimvinga, Ail yoang mar ried people, or those eontenrpUting atarriage. ami bsv ng the least unimiment to married life, shoal lid read this hook. It dmloses secrets .1-, ii. .VuviLI Mnmiirtail Ih, Mill It Is a book that must be locked up anil not let lie about the house. It will be sent to any ad dress on receipt of fifty oenta. Address Pr. W H. YOUNG, No. U gprece street, above Fourth, 'Fblladeliibia -4 -i , tarAFKLKTEC ASD USFOKITTX ATE. No matter what may be ynur disease, "before too place vonrself -under the ears of say one of tbe QUACKaattt and foreign who ad vertise ia this or any other pajr, get a copy of Dr. Young's Book and read it carefully. It win bo the means of yoa manv a dollar, health, and y your Hie. Ir. Yonmr can be eonsnlted on any of the diseases deiwribed in bis publications by mall or at bis fH.-e, No. 416 Spraee street, above Fourth, Fhllaselhia. .; , y, Jtm- BUU bleCwrc. lf Saw raAWC N. 10, TOTL Da A. M. LoatTKA A Co Far two rears I was afflicted with Rheumatism, and tried all the known remedies, but experienced noth ing more than a temporary relief, the disease always returning. Some months since, I eon cluded to take your I'ak Weed It nay. and the result was a speedy and permanent care, the Rheumatism being entirely eradi cated Croat the system. Tbe UNKhtalso a tonic of the very highest order. It lacross es tbe appetite and Invigorates the body. I cheerfully bear testimony to its good effect upon me, and foel sure that it will do all yoa claim or 11. , Very tralj yonrs, ' j (Of MutUaw A Tripp, Att'ys-at-Law), . ., . . 4U8 California street. ", Ortffon Land. C W.aoYAJ-i I: ir. J,t':.f f-.S.Xi aOTAJ. . , ROYAL"' DnOS., i '' 'S:-'1' -,'i"i i ti! BotAtc in -i !U m w ?: AND i 1 r.' -1 f t, VT'i i. n.i'.-t-V" MM, i-1 i ."t ! . "hrwpeaTSJT Taxea PaM aaMl Call mi Loans Negotiated, ., ,- Haawea Beaitecl aaraT Beat CMtoeteat. 8alcm, Jan. IS, dAwlm. ..'.. i' - J ' i OYSTER CTSTER3 1! . ;-.i--t i, i. 'i -U aa-aj) lfi.n!-t :-, fresh shoalwater bay oysters '1:: 'I ) -I - ... ,.. RKBVKD IK XVTOtT BTTLfc, A '' PETE E3ITfIEllSOIS : ... ..i . SALOON & CHOP HOUSE, Jan. 17th. 1871. ),.dtf Fish and , Game Market. The andersignet! has opened a market oa State street, opposite the book store of . . . Qiu, Steel A Co., and WU1 keep On Dana, eon a tan Uv. ' - ' All Kinds of Fresh Fish, ,T Came. When In 3easot. oetSO .'. AXLSSL BH0DE8. ! OVERLAND r.URXET t-l r.r- CITY: MARKET, ' 1. i .Y.' GRIFFITn. COUalXS k Co. H Are now proprietors oi tnese ., First Class Meat Markets;, And pledge ttemselves to keep oa hand eon stantlv KsrUMSunplroflhocayof Saiom tba choicest meats ot the season - . ... , , balem. Jan. 14. 187S. j , ii . xia;a. h ; ; ' HAS EECEITED - ; i J New- Goods : for . the , Holidays ;; iLatk' itnn jsweiat. -'; ',. ' . . AKD-. o' VI FA M C Y A RTICl E .8 ; c? SOLID 8ILYBRWA a.'jt ' ,. I . AIB C1SCH ! I - rarEeriairiiw done, and satis acUoo gnar- atueeu. . .., Pssasa'a attot Mass Sarees, I S A1EEI B AG FACTOET.1 ifimn -SIWISG MI ,W osBEt;;;; Grain, Hoist and Salt Sack. ivis Always on band. RC?ES C? All 'SUES, (stlM Wrapptoa;, na Bewfas, ITnalB Ball A Twteea. ' 8am Itiamaa, CTaesheketa Hotel Bolltmag. ; I ;..-- i UrnKBSBBOCGH oa '.4aUesa,0ubWa(atC.4 ,.,fi! U wt .-,il lAKSJ TAaaI?ti (OOlralH, With ExevaaiT rfiiiniaiatlaa ,:-S f ; 1 This Is to certify that I have been troubled , with severe ram in my chest and lungs, ami ' bat I was advised to see Ir. -van Ilea iterrh. sad. thsnks to bis skill, be eared me In i about four weeka. It Is now twe month sine I quit taking medicine, ana my weigm m now i ImiimI am able to do any kind a ol nam wort LEW IB Eim Balem, Dec IS, 1871. FOR 8 ALE. i ( . K ITSK EIGHT I JG ITT. OIL CHAN delier, one pair of Metalks Fulptt Lamps, w th Lamps ftlobea. ui aueiy an ua aa ua U. E. Church In thk) city. AppIv to Kev. L. aw Mckerson, or NiVem Gas Light to. ...... tt&tULS A.T. YEATON, ru r.::miRE a::d gpkclstery -! anrimr atarresses. wh 1 . rmprovemorits. thai makes them superior t , all ottMirs for comibrt and duribiliU'. , : , , . , . . . ' . LOUNGES OF LATEST STYLE -: Cpholstery w-k of atl ktncU promptly at : teoaea to.. , ... THE CLD MACE KEW. If von would hare roar work neatlv done ami wamuiKU, a waau aani an aav. Beoond door north of H. I. Booaa Ibmk : Store commercial tjtreet. balem, Uregon. so.ooo Pounds of Salt AU Ktatdsj of Bala At I . BCOTTS, Mate at. Nov. Wth, 17 L the acHmUlie I coughing an mgnt wng, aaa exotaai i wwo- , t ,. 1 month, so that aobody oouhi steep In tbe bonne. " V ' . I lovervbodv said I could not be cumL Stew advertisements. r. h. Mcdonald & co. DRUGGISTS, Can Francisco, Cil. rail ibr tLitrn'.kM fit Tatc to tticlr lair sort iMCnt of ' .Scwlv Arrlrl uood. eonipweS hi lurt of Ihe r.iiloaitrtlrlo, tnawhr vlS f"T llilnv krpt In n wril wiiiiIM'S W UOA.AJ.K nm il a roaE. K.Ks lm;cA. 1'iTrxr At MfKcnrrs,. Tuwhcs a Kirrrwums, DwueMn' HtsMUA MiuKua Hsu. l'tsriaiwuM, i . Pjixts Ann otUL Kinotucxs Oil. hich -s oin-r at ths lnfrrat i ssti llicca. and are 4ctcrmf ncl mrt lo be iitn!cp.ill. K iu Xi-DQXALU a i ix, x rsunm, us. CTT1 rIla liVKiMj, .?l In Ssn 1 r,iciK i'.il. Af-rw4i imA. wii4ri turn! rxrvm- litjc our inan&iir inei.nrnii unruosir w "... reivcU fur more than twitt'-rai yvnn, during wliit h pcrtaid w lro Ima Mradlhr mraavd tn iim umn ktulnean m AailiwwM. ers lo mv in liiwwla, roniMiiH-ncs "I trie rauul gruwlk nf Ir. walker's t'.liinriiis Vluresr Mltivn, now ir d over ths l:nliMl Mi.tn. and euantrte. I.r IkvoihI. ws are f iwnllaii'd to dttvof oar sutira Uins to said bat- ilM . . - . ' We arc lh AMest Thuf Srm on the FselSe Cosat ainl llw only on, eontlimt smlpr th mm pro-- trtatlora nikc IMS. w1 ha wwmln4 lo m-II oar inc. nruqMinHt, aaS wiMtahikaW tiiilim oa sviirabl tnna. Thl ta a rare HnTiinirr"TW men www bmsi f rulerins lutu . umtnaljle IjWIliaaa with adva tam iwrvr bdlnw uRnrM. - ' t or particular enqnir. of . ; H. U. McROKALS S OOl, I- TT. VcTVuaLSL ( U buiowi. Imrxlrt i. C Srajicxa, ' vbf- tkaa rraaetaoo Cat h. a I nuiaaal. Baud. w. ahaO euatmo. oar hnaonatlutK and korp a aanta a(irk of rren tonda criL-aaiul oa fcaad, and ac-'l at prtcas ts dry cobv VtitMm. . -.'i i la Infallible atssa fxianrrEW. pw a tag rare Twncan'iiTSaia-na: psapertlM a certain core ier atstESjaSATinw. l r. cjai.cia. and all klndrrd fHaraars. It completely restores the system when Int paired by aisoase, reylvrs the actios of tin kibvcts mS TL BA.n. raill. rally cores caia.rsiLA.'aai.T Stairf a. and all lsittivs mmt ctrvaattova Il oases, gives fanasdiate and fermsaent rrlk f 'a snnnu, citsvcias. Tumors, (lolls. Scald Head, Ulcers aad Surra; vradl eates from the system all traces of Mercurial Disease. : It Is rawati. t waslitraas-a. hrtng and from an hnb fbend ladlgnaoos la r.iif.i It is tacrefare psaliarlr snttsbU (or ass by Femaaes sad C5aildJrn.as a i.aMi rih FIEaaaBExeVT6- For Sal by all ffufirt'. , ll AORNTK r -I : i 1 1 tM nA KS1 TatarlcaS Streatt. 'a" vCl-.j I I Ban rraacisoe. THE FLORENCE s'H r lit TM1iiilttu- '! t" If mt-4 111 H-iliiimi. Will sew everything needed la a fiunily, from i i ' r . . , . the heaviest to tba lightest bbnc IT DOES HOKT WOBH. , HOME KUDS or WOatK, ... . , , Asparrra woBK, TTaaa Aay Oiber aalato. If there Is" a" Horenca Sewing Mai-iilno I l I vruhin one tnonaand miles of fiaa rramaw I nrwn not working well and giving entire sntlidao- Hon, if I am tnfnrmed of it. d to wliaout expense of It will be attend. of any sin a to ins owner. 1 SAMUEL HILL, .1 .i 19 New Montffomer. Street Grand Jotel Building, San Erancisco, . Ilj Sail. la) aaua, x Ursaoaaia, t LMD i F0S . CiBvULAKd. Aedva Agents waated Is every plaea feb. 1 dawlr ,,1t A. . ilsbt. f... ;-. viarovaaa. '" "'I ITavai IntvodadaJ 1 " Llanufataring Department la ooanectioa wtta their Largs Stock of .r1 DOOTS & SHOES, vTaere ladies aad reetleataa ssa kave mad any kiad of BooU ar Sboax atesirod. - Mr. Armstroag- wa ass aaarga ot wo Manafsetoring, bsi large xperieoce ia the East, from a here as brings vary high ree awndattoas as a workman. " . We extend to tbe public aa itatios to sail and axamlae ior Ihaelvaa ' tXepalrln- . Dotae ' lroaiptIy. ii A. H t7la.Bs.HT V MV., . (Betaaaa BaOdiag.) .. . Commercial St.' Slilem On. DANIZL LOWER. 'y,id ttimt sartlaaiJ, 13 C o m m i s s ion Merchant. Orecrm 'nrodcee' acl to' besf alunlase b linlaadoraaaIM.lJcatasrta CALIFOrtr.lA d OHECON ;i3?S04aU.OO v " - 'i,itt in AM- i."i.'i-i -- r ." TROPICAL : prruiTO. ' Caatslgpaa Jan.tS.I87s. itaftVaUriiea ij i J fat aaw y ? V. i-t -1 f ; ' XOTICE I a hkketsy nrvi! that ths - t derstehed WHL matt in asaraaia oate. be compelled to advanuea little on besteau of beeC a being amposnible ta procure a sui&V kui, a aio pply the da- eleat a meant or goon Deer to su; mend at present prases aaaiwe wet to iwi the prices of ItH-f 1 te lfih Mutuxi.... ...w.. a ....... lt lowro. Veal .14 tehifo. fYesh Pork.. ......... ...W..........1-JTC Sausage w. . m . ...... ... . fao, ..,tv, UBVnTH IvIALTS A tV. i ik. $-'. R0TIOK -hs- ,i Twroncir, is rkkkbt oittsx tha . ux l7i wife KlUabetti baa left' my bed awl board wUbont Just cause and I therefore will not be responsible for ant debsa oon- traeted by her from this date. w ' . 'i . WAattJ WHITSET. . Battevine, Out)., Jan. td lW7i. lm lXax"fclo XrVorlJti- .,:.( .. , . i . te; .' I. ri ' . ... . ..f .' .... i.,m ( . , , vita Vv. V Ml , ; ' '. MONROE & STAIGER, VKAlXiavt, Mbhuments, Obetisks,Toinbs, . ; Head 4 Foot Stones, CRtiFonnu; nmnm Halean, Oreeaai, '. And Branch Shop at Albany. JiinehlnJ ,