Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

Inorll. ELECTION RETURNS. The Mdrmon Prophet," Brlgham toungr ts WEEKLY JggtiM STATpljiAN. viviUiAY. NOVEMBERS.

1P73. ii. and Htf t-jyr co -Opposite Ileniielt Horse. tprai'TH 8ALFH.t(iitFmK. MY IMMENSE STOCK Ohj.

Wlittaker arrived here on the. lai steam er, from Nebraska, and thinks of permanently 1 tting in the RtaMJ. Mr. V. is a good farmer a id baa the means to loeate himself good shape.

Bitch man aro ajr welcome to out new State. Hdnry Hedge. of Oregon City, ha been tit this plaeo during tlm wttik attmdiim Circuit Court. He is a Democrat antl evidently favors the election of Uov. Wiitkinds for V.

8, Koti.itor, but thinks ox-Qov. Curry very re sp. etibio opp isition. JiidKv LtiWMiii Informs lis that Mi's. I.awson lo-t on ihe st anier Pacific was not his late wife as many mi)pos as It in rs have been received fi ra iN iu Califoi ilia a late as Novem-ixi a winch renders it iinji'wsibla for her to have takeu pa.imige on that ship.

B.iveral parties havo called to inquire who are involvnl in the South Miletn w-aiulal" and jj'niie a vay If any one shell Id you who are to bo exposed. Just tell them don't fctitiw. In iu time the. Statesman ttiil give you tacts and names. In the euro of the Plate vs.

Whitney, on charge of arson, several heavy speeches were made, but Sep. lilielat, is said to hive made one of the most affecting and ttVclivr addic saes ever delivered to a jury. Mr. H. rvg.mlid as ou of the best lawyers on the coast.

The last steamer from San Francisco brought up a largo list of passengers, many of thru) coming up tlio valley on the flint trains. Tbey are nu ly farmers and are seeking bonus iu our fertile ar.d healthful valleys. Oregon has room for many thousand such people and all are welcome. THE HI ATI3. 'the following table is mado up from actual flgBrHi rctuived fmin precincts heard from Conntie.

1 a R. uer. ton t'oo Curry. Clataop Columbia. Clarkma Douglas Uiant Jackson, Josephine Lake Lan l.itiu Maritm Multnomah.

Till nook. Union Umatilla. Waseo. Washington. Yamhill 75 29 450 2) it 8 iii 8 19 6 i.i Ml 80 IM' 5.11 170! 147 135 32 27 45 60 mtll eta" 119 859 lOitfl 2C! 68 1427 824 2 H2 47 27H 12 B6 69, am 200 8ti 4 4.1 3S5 lill 554 nt 28 HI94 39l 307 Lane' plurality, 239.

2L. OftSoial. J.WKIWJ!. tirrtciAL. Warren.

Lane. Whitney. Dimick, Frertluct. JaekHiiivMIe 81 ltr Apiili'iTHto Willow Ashland Table Jljxjk Eilen MMimkilta BtetliBgvilie. r.

Leland LltUe ti I utnntown tt'K-k -j Oram i- t-sn. Plnmalit Creek. 8 8 67 7 47 as is 11 24 15 li 2 13 27 ill f-4 3 49 ii 13 ii 17 in 7 5.8 tso 3M 27 6 Lane' 19J. Flou 'er and Ihg Putte precinct failed Ui report the piecnbeC time, perhaps owing tu the not being -1 ctHi orriCAL. Prei-inct.

Empire City Warren. Lane. Whitcev. Dimick. 53 et MarHtiReli! ftouth Hiough.

Cx itiver. t'tter City North I'isjiiille Missouri Coquille Citv F.urliauted Johnson Randolph Httmner Coqnill Hall Priri lk-ver Blough. Coaledo 14 31 li 3 43 3 5 7 35 19 19 13 it 8 10 50 25 It 43 13 16 44 13 11 21 8-J6 430 Liut-'l ploraliry, 81. In Bandcn precinct the opened. poll were not orast ornciAL.

WrrT-n. La tie. Whitney. Dimick. Preeiect.

'nyon fit. Harnt John Dv Fl. South Fork Olive North Malheur Hitrnl liner Rock I'rw-k 41 11 9 4 12 4 4 1 2m 83 8 16 6 7 a so 5 6 13 4 6 10 17 3 na hi JUST Ct- PIONEERJAKERY. Street Opposite Ihe ltitteainan OIIIpc. ItiM-ml Daily.

Viva andCakkm for fhnilliesamt countijr radc linked ti irdi-r. S5jriRSAKsTAI. Cra for WnMInin, nr. ialile, baked on nnf fee. i STRONG A BAIN.

J. G. WRIGHT. CALLS ATTENTION TO III3 LARGE A5D WEU SELECTED STOCK OF Crockery, Glass Ware, Plated "Ware, China Ware, LAMPS, CUTLERY, ETC. Commercial Slrect.

Ii-l'Ji'7S SALEM FLOURING MILLS. IJct family l'loiir, IJiiki-rV Kxtra xxx. Superfine nnd Oraliam, niddling, Ilrau and Short, on Ifiind. THE The Highest Price In cash Paid for Wheat at all Times! it Agent S. F.

o. J. M. METZLER RAWHIDE BOTTOM CHAIRS C1AS HE II AO IV SAI.F.M AT A MYEB.V Fnrnitnr only, on. Commercial ferret, fu Starkey' The Dest in the State.

a'5'! them. All woi kvarTAMted. JcTcrstm. Aifrti 10, IK75-Iy HEW ESTABLISHMENT! A tiem ral Anrtment OF IPXJXILINriTTJXXlLUII Kept Constantly on Hand and UPHOLSTERmC In ail its Branches Done. JOI1V KIIA1 MAS THE rTEXITTBF s.nre Vtssi'-n Lfwiffht-ry rn (Xmmreal -tri-t, ai wi-'i the hit inei? at tbe okl 'and.

one Hauling annhinc In the Fnrnitnre or l'pbol(rj Line -m-iit-T Ir. jririrjr a rail and xnra-i-iti ir tit-, trm.iis vricen lit-furc libs mot to Sell Cheap as the Cheapest Iti-f s.ciiii: nil kin-iscd Wwwl-iriirk and )AtolM d-f-e slir manner. Order-! su'Wtitfrd. H-irs inSter nest ili-or to Manln A Al-l-n'. in! Eureka Market rjt 3 E.

3IOP.RIM, l'rlrl lor Kc-cii t'onntantlr on hand a fall Assortment of FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL MUTTON, CHICKENS, SMOKED MEATS. ETC. ETC. STATE Vim FT, Knlrm, Oman. Volrwnlr neilirit, System bv tht-ir xioV) tie ta ken for i-w! tj minliSf of Tarraafs Seltzer Ajerint.

whaf reqntreil. an.l will p- lily tl.r most chronic ca.es. BT AI PRCGGISTS. OSCAR KILBOURN, Atlriion fommissioo Merelia't yn.L Ftn chape axd pell heal es- lale, Fnrnitnre. Elo Et-, IWneral Agent Nnllfiist Life lritrnwe ComjianT.

U.S. Caliper ft ve-m. urnr Firs mill Pin Mhtii, OKtMlV Aualifclawt HA-WAUI, IRON AND STEEL, Spoke, Rim. OiK ASH A5D EICKOSY PUKK. XOilTIIKl I TIIOWPSOX.

August 20 Portland, Oregon. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Salem. Oregon. WKHLEY GliAVKs, riTIIE WEI.L-K"SOWX LAXHLOBD Of the t'lKmekeia Il.iiel, has leaeii tlic COMI1ERCIAL HOTEL fr a lorio of year, ami has re-fitted am) re-fur-iiht1 saio-'. atd will keep it 8ecnitODO n.e In th He run acoomoilaie one fitly ijiiesls fier hit? olii style.

So vrwi nwl Jl'ar'tojfive Mm a call, for his tabta wtll hQ KUi'i'lift whh the hst the country affords Charr-i Come one, come all. Dancing Academy. PKOF. r. SS4Y ASSISTED BY MRS.

F. IAY, wiiiojiena dancing i-hortl at the i HiUNe. iX-tober 23, Ip7. (o be nn two evening of week thronfth theqnaner Term. for thirteen lessons: iy-ab-e, one-ha'if first Ieam.

ami the reniaimler at the sixth leo.s. Ladies free. Ot-lijl 8. KIBSEE, M. rur.n ax.i, rf.Trs iron a siw 1 PATHOl-milCAL VIEW with a reniwly XKVEtt F.MIA liivt-s ial aiti-iilion to of women nti-1 i-hlldrfii.

OuMiliiHg ream DR. PHELTOX, In brick. ltMioe, Commercial lreet, Sunt sepltctl SETIS It. IMJIMEU, Ret-A SJslale ily Surveyor, Civil Engineer and Xo-tary liiiti-. feSfOfllccrin rattmi'sTrvk KnlMinsr, upstair.

niarchoO'Tj p. c. srixiVAs, Attomey.at-L.aw, Will hereafter lie fonivi at tiie soiitlieast corner room Uiwl's Uiora Iti-iisc, upstair. Salem, TIIIO.N FORO, Attorney ami at Law Sati'm, Oregon. OlH-e lirk-fc Buihlins, up stalrii.

FOR SALE A arm of 1 60 Acres. FIFTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE. One and Kt itlio, EJTOCtiH FEED VTIXTEH THE ABOVE STOCK. PRICE $650- Tlii -i farm slmateil within two miles or flir-iui: mill, ami within half a mile ot" a gooil schuui. i ol imjuiri? of FU.VXK COOPEK.

I'retk Lime Kiln, Clackamas- Omx. Hilar Tie BOYS OWN" is sent Ffi EE for 'ie tiKiiitli. Aililmi a Im-iow ifviP, Bnton. us. 'mi He 1tr said to lie rapidly declining Hi health.

aever arrange anot ter Mount' Meadow mas aacre scheme, in this world, but ia likely to raret many of his victims at an tarty day. Hermann, the great magician, ts now In Sun Francisco and will visit On-gon in a ahort.time. Ha stands at the head of the profession am a not fail to i t-act a large crowd at this pla-e further notice will I given In Tori hi Mr. I-'o'i'-r. in North Ba'i in.

has been sick fo a tout iw months and is reduced to such a con dition tint he is tumble to take care of his family. a wusiver by trado and dcpetidul iiHin his labor for support. Some aid society should look after the immediate want of tin family until the County Commissioners have another session. From a Wall Walla ricr of the flth we learn that the condition of Captain Bladei has very much Improved during the past week and his life Is considered safe, for the present av ast. The dauger so much dreaded by the snr geons, of gangrene appearing in the stump, is about over.

Wu hope the time is not far distant when the kindly face of H. will nuce nion be visible to his friends. Tony" Noltner, wo understand- is employed as a striker forex-Gov. Gilfry for th United State Senate, and goe to Portland for the punxwe of going Into that service. How far he haa been subsidized will probably never he known, but the friends of ex-Gov.

Gilfry will ho unanimous in declaring $1 25 loo much. When a Republican ia elected, a will eertainly be the case, that Gilfry crowd will regret the expenditure. Ixxfire Organised. AY. R.

Dunbar, G. Vf. C. on the 9th re-orgnind arion Lodge No. 43, with a good niemltership.

The officer are a follow Mis Sarah E. Garrett, W. C. T. Rhoda Gleason, W.

V. T. Adda Heuster, Vf. B. Caroline Need-ham, W.

F. S. Mr. P. J.

IHmick, W. T. Julia Jones, W. C. Douglas Dimick, W.

M. 8. H. Oliver, W. I.

0. John A. Dimick, 0. G. h.

B. Thomas, P. Vf. C. T.f and G.

W. Dimick, L. D. A Knot Vnltnt. Three pale faced, ana olio colored, immigrants from Tem-e-tsee were lately discussing the question of how they coulrt get an O'Pewnm out here for the next Christmas dinner; and several modes of shipping suggested, but none that satisfied the crowd that the pm-iout morsel would arrive in good condition.

At thi juncture, a gentlemn with claw-hammered coat and brass bnttona. vnn tuned to advise that the said Ptinm be "shipped alive and here." The plan was adopted antl aaiman ordered. arrlvrd. By the steamer Ajax. arrived in Portland Tuesdiy nigSt was a large number of immigrant, among whom is Mr.

Robert Mill to, only brother of our worthy toinsnian, Hou. John Minto. Mr. M. come from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, bringing his family with him with the intention of permanently residing among ns.

He is a wagon and carriage maker by trade. The brothers have not seen each other for thirty-one years. Mr. R. Minto was consider bly surprised on arriving in Salem to find the vegetable kingdom clothed in mother green and no frosts and piercing cold days and ninhta.

In low everything waa in the sere and yl! leaf long before he left. We Wvleomo hiui to our State. Siew Krttli-ta. Rev. Mr.

Parkhurst. the trader of a colony from the Atlantic Stales, which arriv, in Oregon on the steamer Ajax 1 oesday evening. while crossing the continent ft 11 sick at Ogden with a malignant attack of typhoid fever at wa to b- I. ft liiud. Ti colony coutists of about persons.

Most ot tiie members ot tbt eolonv came from the old Kwy stone State, but some hail from New Xork and Wisconsin. Th-y had reached Oregon in safety and itarhd up the Columbia Wednesday morning, bonud for Hood river, where they expect to permanently settle. We understand that about 290 person prop ve leave next spring for Oregon, and they prorwse settling up valley of Hood rivi-r. Succes at-; tend them. On-gon needs just aactt aequisi-i tions to t-r population.

Ssa Fruit diet Mai: heist. BY TtLEOBvrU.J S.vs FBtxctsco, November 10. Flour Marktt wvak, and decline probable. extra S5 87C 37V with liberal dis- count for shipping lots, Wheat Beat milling mitt not command over f2; best shipping alongside, $1 90 coast, 1 S3 1 S3. Barley Feed in lots, tl 251 27 new brewing.

SI S'Hai chevalier, fl 75. Oato-Fe-ed, 51 GOl 95; milling, 2 10. Potatoes Petaluma, $1 50; Salint, $1 50: sweet, 1 75. Corn Market fiimer, say $1 35 fer large yellow, and 1 27 for small round yellow. Kye-tl 401 4.

Wranet Read Awenry. Agent P. B. Sinnot wa over from this Agen cy on Wednesday. The Farmer learn that a good planer i now at work in tbe saw mill.

The Indians nearly all have good frame house and live comfortably. A smut cieaner has been added to the flonring mill, which does good work. There are two thrashing machine and a number of reapers and raowers in use on the reservation. The agent buys them tools and implements and by tnis way the Indians are able to earn their own living handsomely. This fall as many as 25 Indian teams were hauling wheat to St.

Jo in one day. They sell their heat and buy cattle or family supplies and are becoming quite sharp in getting the value of their money. Oregon still Atiea.l. In a garden in this city we have some evidence ot the mild weather to be found in Oregon at this time of vear, and which, perhaps, has no parallel in tho Tjuited States. Tomato vine are budding out, some in full bloom, and have on them tomatoes from the size of a pea, to thai of a full grown one.

Bean vine are in full bloom and are bearing from the we sized pod with the blossom end on to full pods readv for the table. RadiBh tope which have ripe seed pods on them also have fully developed and well-filled green pods, while the stock are yci in full blosaom. A cabbage stalk, from whicl the head of cabbage was cut some montbssince now sbow-B five fully developed heads, two of which would furnish a meal for any average sei of Dutchmen. Excepting the cabbage, we havi specimens the others at tbe Statesman eflic. where the donbting may be convinced, and tin next question before the house is, "Who cat beat this?" Jlllll I IL.

4'lrculi I'oiir Boiitintns J. Monday. Nov. 8, 1875. W.

P. vVitzel a juror, was excused from fu ther attendance during the term, Bobert Johnson vs. Marion connty Domui-rer to complaint argued and taken under ad visement. Ja3b Brenner vs. W.

J. Herrenetal: M-tion to strike out part of complaint argued stt sustained. Joseph Knott vs. J. J.

Williams, sheriff Polk countv et al Jeannotte F. Smith pointed guardian, ad litem for minor defend auts. Joseph Knott vs. T. C.

Shaw, sheriff of M. rimi county et al: Same action as above. Francis E. Stroud vs. Isaac S'rotid: Dtfau of defendant taken and cause referred to Sence: Smith to take and report testimony.

Isopheuia Hall vs. Zacharia Hall A'enn changed to Polk county. Zacharia Hall vs. Isoplienia Hall: Motior to strike out part of complaint argued and mb mitted. State of Oregon vs.

S. Y. L. Whiteman Mo tion in arrest of judgment and for a Dew tritl argued and submitted. State of Oregen vs.

James Whitney, charged the crime of arson Jury empaneled. Tl'ESDAY, 9, 1875. Zacharia Hall vs. Isopbenia Hall Motion t-strike out part of complaint overruled. State of Oregon vs.

James Whitney, for arson Seneca Smith appointed reporter and cast on trial. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1S75. State of Oregon vs. James Whitney, arson Trial of case finished and verdict of guilty ren dered.

Time of pronouncing seutence fixed foi next Saturday, Jacob Brenner vs. W. J. Herren et al, mem bers of committee of arrangements for Pio i r's rcnuion. Jury emp-uulej u.d case oa trial.

10th, the wtfu of Prof. L. J. Powell, a son. A Portland exchange says the Willamette Bqitaw a born overhauled and recontrnot ed." A.

Wind. reconstructed Betsy Jan with a whip. Just how the "Squaw" wa re instructed is not stated In the item to which -e refer. nrtueiiril. Professor Cran ford and wife came home ott lit train yesterday morning.

They were met i-t the depot by Professor Gated and a large nnm-Iter of studenta from the University. Capt. Tiohenorof Port Orford is in thecltyon a visit. lie is aii old sea Captain and knows this coast very well, but talk op Tori Orford, of course, as an imimrtant point. Th Capt.

expect to see a railroad constroeted from the Coos, Bar coal mine in a short time to the splendid harbor where he live. Nhnrp Hit. Two physician of the city met recently in a dnig store, who had graduated in the same medical school iu the East One wa reading the Campbell "Messenger" and the other inquired if be had changed hi system of practice to "water cure.w A. N. Nelson, Esq.j arrived the city yesterday from Willow Creek, Eastern Oregon.

He says there ha been an unusual rainfall In tl a couutry lately and there ia nonit- snow on tlx-Cascade. Cattle and sheep are doing well The wagon rotl by the Santiatu is almost impassible from the innmilt to Fish J.nl.o. The Santiam is very high and past fording. It is not advisable for parties to start out with wagons to rros the mountain at thi time. RtlMRWMV.

Dr. McCtirdy and a little daughter of Judg-Prim were out ridinit yestt rdty afternoon, and when near the Willamette Woolen Mill tbt horse brcamo (Tightened and ran a ay. The occupant of the buggy were spilled fortunately uninjured, while the horses proevsaJ-iJ to prepare a piece of work for some carriage purer. The velrcle was badly broken. rhooottrapb The phonography clan of which we have mute mention, now organised, or ready to be organized, and two duzou book will be ordered to-morrow by telegraph, to reach here the middle of next wet k.

The clan will commence work, probably, one week from next Monday. Since several charming ladies have subscribed addition have been nmneron. They do right trying to learn bow to reduce small talk to short hand. II envy Knle rimt). John Payne, bought of Mr.

Landrum ore hundied at thirty-Are Angora goat, in-eluding a tine buck. The buck wsa valued at two hundred dollar and the balance of the flock at two thousand and five hundred dollar. Mr. Landrum says this is the flnest lot of goat iu Otesjon, being Sl-32da, a estimated by the brwder. Mr.

Payne is i-n of the leading stock grower in Oregon. Bru ttursie. Ou the night of the 7ih lust, the house and barn of Rev. M. C.

Dimick. near Needy, ia Clackamas county, were deslroytd by fire. The family had niovvd to Hcbbanl a ahort tin since and no one at the time oecnpied the premise, which is sufficient evidence to satisfy the people that it was ti-e work of an incendiary Suspicion r-st npon a man living in the neighborhood. The loss come heavy em Mr. D.

at tins lime. IIII AI. Mil Fresh P-y oyster daily receive I Emt-f-oti'. Wheat sold ye-farday at ti Kinney Mill at rt bdantl. Mrs.

Motley la dailv viaiUd by of laUe thi in weather. Thow pan roat at Holbert' are made from fresh rfvivRl daiiy. Canary seetl 2 cent per pound at W. L. Wade' North Salem Stere.

Murphy A Creasman hare nice overcoat and cloak for these cold night. Josephns Holme can accommodate all who want grocerie or proviaiona. Fiwnk 8. Ilovey bai a floe i took of cigar and the best of chewing tobeco. Meyer Cohn are disposing of vast qnanti-ties of gwls at their low price.

Brcyman large st-x-k of kid glove! worthy the attention of the ladie. eateb, the indefatigable, ha only a few more of those good ham left at IS wot. Richard Cohn, at the Overland Store, lakes a trick or two on good cheap muslin. Herrman A Hirsch can give you the l-t bar gain vou ever had in the clothing line. J.

G. Wright ha a few more of those small accounts ont. They ain't big go pay them. Igo, the celebrated compounder of cocktail, is engaged at the Commercial Hotel Saloon. T.

C. Smith, of the Saktu Urng -tore, Han expert compounder of p'lyiiciaus prescriptions. Booth B-Hina aro kept busy waiting i a eish costomers, because they offer goods so low. Farmers can drop iuto Weatherford at and see what thy want, and you can bet it it there. The steamer Willamette Chief touched at the Farmer' Warehouse, and then went on np the river.

Printer ain't in very good repute at A. N. Gilbert but white men can find splendid bargains there. C. II.

Cameron who ws convicted of emlez-tlemeut, in a Portland court, been sentenced to fonr year iu the State Prion. A gentleman near the Willamette Woolen Mills should be very careful abont hi conduct He is more closely watched than be oppose. Newspaper men are supposed to know every thing. Strange questions are asked from day to iv, and of course wo are "np atumpnm, i.on The Commercial Hotel is densely crowded by new comer, most of them seeking homes in th: State. One Bill Sally and a half-breed ran a foot race at Baker City, last Saturday, on a bet of two hundred dollar.

Richard Williams, who wa engaged in the arson cane, was called away to Portland yesterday before the case closed. A verdict of guilty waa returned by the jur a the case of tlio State v. Whitney. Tho mat ter will go to the Supreme Court. Mrs.

C. P. Crandall ha gone to California she will remain during the winter, and iroeecd to Washington, D. noxi spring. TI.e sion of Circuit Court attracts a largi number of lawyers from different parts of tbt The term will close with this week-irobably.

The municipal election at Baker City on lr louday gives a good idea of the population of the place. The highest vote cast for any one outdidote was 122, and the lowest number 50. LIST OF LETTERS. Kemnlning In the Postoff Salem, at this date Vrsons calling for these letters must give the tale mi which they are advertised vbbotte, Thos dams Mis Mary i lili, Mis Jennie transoll. Miss fctattle Miss Mollle ti-okP, Miss Sarah irown, Frank i.

Adam iringhnrin, Wm 'aiiiiou, Chas Marke, John Heury -urti3, Lvniau Derbln, ft II Davidson A Son Dayis, John iiailthrrl, A ronton, has 2 litnton, II 2 vans, Helen 2 Evans, Mi.s Annie Elder, MrsP Simon 0 (iiuerson, Fields, Frank f-lory, Mrs irav, illffbnl, Burton iuild, A 1) 2 Enos -lenry, Ivate- OTi er lerh John J.iwull, Willmrn turner, (Jco -ones, Pelo-1 Mrs an e.i. Crl Miss Jennie ont, tfi-ttf, SO. g. Lancaster, Mrs 8 Lambert, Chaa Lamon, Miss Mary Messenger, Mitchell. Miller, Miss Sarah McKiuney, Jacob McUitchie.

John Usbor, Miss Kate O'Hare. Joseph 5 Owen, Rice, A Keller, Morgan Koblnson, A Robinson. .1 Rodman. Savage, II sha-lock, Solomon Soon. A Smith.

J-18 IT Smith, Mrs Smith, Kdw tniilh, Jacob Title, tiideoi: Tavlor, Mrs Tfiyior, John Tavlor, Miss Mollle Thompson, Mrs 11 '1 -wnseno, jonn Wrens. Miss Winder, Jaltn Wra We.er, Geo White, John Wil.iiouih, MriHE adrow, Arthur White, Miss MA Wood. Woodruff, Messrs Co X.B.BICEBT,P.M. Mr. Gww Cook leave the city on Tlmmliy a visit to frieucJ.

Bho wilt probably upend tht winter in Bt. Lonif, Missouri, ml iring lier absence will set a agent for the Statesman. Major SpmildiiiK ami Seott know nil about thai lively litile town iu Wyoming Ttrii-tory callid Clie.veime tlio former being ta-tioneil there now and the latter Vxing well pouted in the early history of the plnco, A yonnR griitUninn doing business on Commercial stm will find it noressai to play billiard loss or part company forever the young lady he ha at; rood to "love and ehor-ish." We give hhn this thinly waruitig at lesti than regular advt rtisin rates. A refreshing pine of fcamlal fiom South Pa lorn, will he made pnhhe in a ft iliivs pioba My. The Statesman being religions paper will only deal in faeis.

and then only in tVnsr of morals, which is its misiotiecnlur attain-KiO-g a consideration. Services at tlio feveial churches lent wore, well attended notwillistamliiiK the inclement weather. There aro a Kieat many pious people in Salem, which accounts for the good order and extnovdiuaay moral condition of the community. Mr. Buchanan at tho lVnnett House lis taken in a partner, who is well pos-ti in the ho-tnl busine, ami everything will move straight forward.

The hungry will he fed as before at twenty-five wnts per menl.and good fuod In great variety furnished. A fellow not a thousand miles from Silvorton, who bad jttt lost lit sewnth wifu, was approached hv a Mend who desired to extend his sympathies, hot the afflicted Individual cut short the words of consolation by remarking that he never had "any luck with women." The Statesman combines aeenlar with religions matter in such a manner as to attract scores of new readers. While it is religions paper the news of the day is carefully sought and the people find food for all mental demands. We have the fact that the people will sustain a purely religious and moral paper, but the news of the day must be added. Mmfi IHM.

A splendid merschanra pipe will be dispoftd of at "raffle" at the Idaho Saloon, as soon as all the chances are sold. "Btoce's Tipe" ia the name of it and it is warranted to have been mad-from actual foam of the Dead Sea and to worth fifty dollars. Go and take a chance, ye smokers. I. S.

Mails are supposed to be transported with "certainty, celerity and dispatch." Two heavy contractors in Eastern Oregon bave ordered a twowheekd vehicle from a carriage bap of this city, which leaves to-day as first-class freight by the steamer Alice, for the initial point of one of their route. It is intended for winter months when the 'gentleiephyra" of Eastern Oregon render top carriages useless. Our roaimlVtniers are ahead. ArrHtY-at at Marlon. las: Saturday a lad named Jiick Pickard bad bus leg broken at Marion and received ether severe braise, but is now doing ell.

Mr. T. R. Brown, of Marion, informs ns that be was with the yonug man, who waa driving a cultivator along the road, when it arrack a ltg and the team ran away, throwing yoang Pickard abont twenty feet and causing the injuries referred to. A fellow "up on the Santiam," who is a grea' financier, has solved oar National rinane'al problem, declaring in the course of bis a- go.

lent that "Mr. Syndicate bad toe much to do with the finances." He knows that tenth man personallv. and '-little frood of him. It re- minds us of the follow wh Mid that the article on exhibition waa grr.nino r.rnss!s carpet, because he saw old Brn-wel fc" it. The following tftictr installed in Capital Lod Xo.

11. I. O. O. by James Cofiee, Axige uepuij me nn.n9 qua.

nnig 1st ana enaing jail, oisi Tilman Ford R. H. Miss Rachel Johnson Li h. sirs. ro.od v.

t. i Miaa Jane Vandtwalker W. John Eail W. A. James Richardson W.

F. James Ci.f fee; W. A. Oesner: W. E.

Leister; W. I. Miss Chra Earl V. O. W.

H. Catter-lin Vf. Charles -rilx r. A beautiful young lady of SaU ni, wcil known for her musical taltnrs, will visit the Centennial as one of the principal performers in the grand ehortvs. in which many thousand veices will be Intermingled.

She wdl be a credit to our State, in any country she may visit, but leavc-i one "anxioui sonl'' in S.ilem. Hr voice will I missed from a certain church choir, as is hoped for ordy a short time. ArqilllteU. The ease of State vs. Baker, indicted for manslaughter, came up for trial Monday in the State Circuit Conrt at Portland.

After a short deliberation, ttie jury retorned a verdict of uot guilty, whereupon the court discharged Baker from enstody, and ordered his bondsmen to be exhonorated. Baker, it will be remembered, shot and killed Lee Stewart last spring, during row in the Bank Exchange saloon at that place. t-s ncents. Through dispatches to Dewey A Patent Agents, San Francisco, we receive the following advance list of Cnited States patent to Pacific Coast inventors: W. O.

M. Berrv, Pan Francisco, traction wheel; L. Marks, San Francisco, carbureter; A. Moon, San Francisco, team boiler indicate A. Schmidt, vermin exterminator; J.

G. Steele, San Francisco, process for making poisonous compositions for destroying gophers, squirrels, J. Weather-head, San Jose, guard strap for shaft and strap couplings. An eminent Democratic politician of Marion countv deli-ered a little stamp speech recently. in which he proved, to hi own satisfaction at least, that slavery is a divine instation.

Following this np he proved that the manufacturing towns of the east wore full of operative who were in most abject slavery, and their condition was chargeable to the Republican party. At this point eome one asked him why he wa not a Republican then, and be answered that he did not want to be interrupted by men who knew so little and closed hia remarks. Meeting or riiol CnmnMoasn. The Board of State Capitol Commissioners held a regular monthly meeting yesterday at which considerable bnsiness was transacted An award was made of glass contract to Hodge Calef ef Portland, for eighteen hnndreo and twenty-four dollars. This is for the glas needed for the new Capitol Building and to re delivered by the first of January next.

Son accounts were audited and other items of bus ncss transacted. I Me Thuuxlit So. The Grand Geological Lecturer of Low Primer Chapel No. 1, at a recent gatherins around the Composition Kettle, deli rend him eelf thusly: "Time was when sloths of elephantine bulk browsed the tic of South America and troops of mastodons ainl mammoth more than elephantine bi.lk ronmed over Nori. America, tnd mammi-ths and mammoth elk-acd ti-ers and bears vcrc in ruroie.

At onci everwhere on the globe tliw gr at dynast b. -gan to wane. Toe iu the veins of nati re seemed to 1 drying up. Ttie of South America died out, and its family lapsed into tbe little eaters and armadillos and sloths. The great ee btar laded out of En rope and shrunk into the gt izzly of tbe Kockr Monntains.

Mastialon and mammoths perished in Europe and America, and their dynasty dwindled into the smaller elephants which live to-day in Asia and Africa. While the classical gorilla, antedating Homer and Virgil's time, has dwindled into lii-prountativc for Congress from tho wveral Territories." Itlve-r e. The river sithuier --Alice" ai-rived at her dock in tiiis city last evening and leaves this morning for Oregon City. She brought down about one hundred tons of wheat and will take on as much mure during the trip down. Capt Miles Bell is in command and Dr.

W. McCully presides at the purser's desk. The "City of Salem" passed np last nightand will go as far as Corvallis, coming down on to morrow. The uteameMtw ClrJng Eugene i TAKEN UP. ONK BAY RE: OMK BT HORRK, Willi while Ht-ii In (lie ta-e, and one sorrel horHe u-tii, iht-ei.

white feet, bnl'l face and a htvv hal ter: have heen taken hy the nnderplgiteil and lire now In hi possession awallhig elatinnt. 'I he owners are reque-ieu to prove prfjer ay eharaes and lake 'Jie suld horses awav. K. Kli'HES li miles east of Salem. JUST ISSUEDOTH EDITION.

MANHOOD, BKV ISKD AHDCOBBF TKD BT THK ACTHOK, K. etc T. CX'RTIS, M. Klc. A Medical essay on the cse ami cure of pre.

matere decline tn man, showing how health I lost and bow regained. It give a clear synopsis the Impmllmonts to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality, and all other dlsMue appertaining thereto; the result of twenty years Miccesoftil practice. Ct'KTlS no mem-her of s)cfeiv by whom this wk will not be fmin-J Msettii, he her he. Ik parent, preceptor or uterg-y-irmii. Isondon Timft.

"Manhooh." This book hen! rend hy the voiinn ir jnstrtic'iou. and by th tti'r relief; it will Inline no i.ve.-MMImi Timrt ami Pt1-e -itte ntil'ar. by mall fr esfpre-. At-dresn the author, IR. lrK I (rse situier street.

or V. it. Box S7, SHm al. analSy If EATiN3'S COUGH L0ZEM3t3 nf. Theve 1.

lliinestlonahiy nn nther retne 1 wxsertnin in it ens- is. jim hii ivir ll.rt HH'iill. of IteTHHtlATf. Ik .1. to its fiitlne- in lutthesi le-iimjinv states in tie l'ir Hie- TsmitfOils t'rtnt.

--et ha'f a cenim j's et erioik-ei. Tttsv o- u.l i -ir oiiitim. imtrpht nrau. tioientHrug. KKAliNti' Ut iiH U7KN'E, prfuarett br 7IH MAr htCAl IMJ, l.iin'lno.

aretttldbv nil IW'i Eii. Agfit f-wlhe Par-lil; KEOlMUfOX, lliHl'tlTtK t'i rraoctsco. dA wtmHp Adinlnlalratnr fotl-'. riiiE hwix. Btus duly apiManted d.nlnisira tsr h- es-ta- of lai? irlnn ctemty, IherelHre fl alnis atalost sat-l estate wi'l present ttie -a me if wh i Hie vo.i,-.liers, Jttiee In sa n.miiv, wi'htn sl? imintlia t'ron: thts ilate; att't a'f is-r-w-ns knowing ihemselvea liid'titcl to said estaie will make hn-me'liate uavinent.

C.CLTOy, AdmlnlMrator. H-tolier SI, WYOMING MONTHLY LOTTERY, nRAWH OXTIIEaoTtt OF E.rn MOVTH. f-I tllP lCfj 3hI HI 27'1 Mf it. nh Prla. I ti.

ilrk-rtftl iMrb. IU l'r Iertnjt to tx? frm the rize niter ibt; i) awmig. h'i tti( five. Atirew J. PATTEE, Lratnie City, Urn: QilTiTTM FURNITDREFACtOR I PiRMEKTEB BiBCOGK Hae a Large Stock of CHa MS ER, XHTX1NTO -XIOOM, ASl OfQoo JPvxmltxxx'o OF THEIR OffS MAM FALUTtE titer offer al wholee au't letaii at Uie lowest I'rtee for Cash.

Ail fctn'ls ot luroaiire nculetoonk r. ami neat dm Ctiflim ami en hawl or mreie to onler. seri'90-Sm GEORGIlflDi riorUa, huill nbacrtbe the Jkfirinff Jvw Jmbliseed at Savannah, tia. Unity, 110; H'-wty, 1 jier atinnm. Advertiser dwlrlna sBMonier tn tbeM Slates 'injiiit uwt Ju isoliimira.

'( Uthr lvt paper in the IbndhnML Siie-lmen cofiies nt tm reeeii of i cent. AtlJress J. H. K-TIL, Savannah, la. aaifiteihtwSiB CHEMEKETA HOTEL.

finleni, Oraroi. l'TIIS HlTl EI. yoTtTH OF isin Fmuciso, e-ntfiinieir IliO in mils or -f'e, awl flttea up wllh a'-l ike modem itni-reveim-m. UsMtxa to and rnoM ma ItorsE Fbef. THOS.

SMITH, I'roprielor. iVnrmerly efihe fcmplre The tiaile. iro wjiiis, FSchool Books llisoeDanecas Book-, Fancy Goods. Piao. mi Crgf-iiii.

AMD OTHER 'l tCA INSTRC figrratteu' BUx-k, le S-ii-tt, Saknn n. eel -t: Ir tSall nrrnuld, ai ltcnre' Rin tf.lem Ttiawtl STRAYED. KCM NORTH PA I KM, OX V- A crr 10 or 10 trr old. i mark on bftib fhmilderMa wart vn -pii er of I n-t, iw H- bv lirvrnrd. Inftrrmtftn MtnlnM tcw loiii feni the Stte-man office hJ i hi M'nliv weivculard pnri-Oit 'nri'v rpwaiiprl.

if" b. NOTICE. V. Landoffick. I OikKuoR City.

Oregon, uct. -2, lt75, 'Ihe following lam m. twlt'ctcibv the 5iate of undi-r the nroTteton ol tlip vf Umfirv.Mf M'ptt'rattfr 4, lr imnrovemtnrfl, hofng ttie to wl ivh the timeU tniittvd o.mUt aid hftring biH-rt i by she tmmi" nlfmer of thetioneral Land Oilioe, givon, thit iroiii hihI ttVvr thrrxnirultuutit (hin dityji tbt tlate, the will tw restored to tl itieut ml JiiHii iHMster the pr-emitinn mv-rtft-ad laws. wi: ol 4 of i ami lot 1 mc in 1 1 n. 4 4 ot ho- 2 and mc 4.

t2 im1 2t in 6 u. 2 2S; w34. a i and t.l and iwlol" ol seo yt and ot tf wo 30; J. 1. a 4 l'n ii of iicj and lot 1 uf 20.

7 rivv; and of -c 29; lota 1, 2, ami tf so a id t-cctlou 'iO In I 2 4 OWEN WAl'K, Krptster, T. U. HAUUldU.N, Heot'ivvr. Administrator's Notice. VtrTirE HKRER(iIVEN' THAT T1U umtiTidgned hRHboendulr npnolnted adrniit Hirutor of ttie tsliite nf John Wenluy Ifatkrr, Ur of Wastiiiigtou Trrrttorv, deceased by ih County Court of Marion County, Slate Oregon.

All prreona to th. estate are reneMed to make iminedi.atc imymeitt. ierflonA hTi5 cinlni! a.ff;iin-(t the satm-ivill them with pmwr Touchers to me my reudenf.e vir Wooilhurn, tn the aJorewid couniv antt State, within nix month? from thisilaie. HKNJAMiS ItltoWN, AdmlnUtrRtor. Ortfion, Nov.

NEPTUNE BATHS SHAVING SALOON. Stewart's Block, Commercial Street. C. Fliedner Prop'r BATHS, HOT AND COLD, BEADY AL-aluajs. Seuldtt Ground Chartres Coffee SPICE MILLS, J.

VERDIER STATE STREET, SALEM. rsE BUT TUKEST ANI REST articles, and we ar confident Ihey cannot sm-uissel iv evn efiiiate.l bv anvothel dealer in this state. J. VKRIU th CO. cr Kresli Giouivl t'eftVe every ilay.

l.ll.-eriil Terms lo Steamer OHIO. rSIHE STEAMER OHIO WILL leave Portland lor tialcm Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. lTi Frchjlii', Ten, PASSACE.SI. U. M.iyier K.

PIIYSICIAX MB 0rriC5 -C0BtmK'a OF- Boots Slices WAS BOUGHT DURING THE LATE PANIC, A. BED BOOK PRICES, AND WILL BE Sold Accordingly JOHN W. GILBERT. BOOK AND JOB PRINTER S'ate Stree1, S-i'em. FINE WORK AT LOW RATES.

BOOKBINDING raper Kuimg utri nisi S-JJ "Ky in wiib mj Paper Ruling Tbe lariP" of Ial Bank in the Aim. Nirf K. OKI 'Lit aoit KKt tlPr Bl aatl n-ail. North Salem Store I IX R.i1'tPRH'IC,0,fORlTKTTtsrACfOHl i ttw a full ortBjet of Cenera! Merchandise, Dry Coods, Croceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, lcilll for ineri-j null rotrali Irsdf, rht low.nn'l iil iv af as iim1 a i-rilt ii ihw wh- sell at 'sl. i' to iwirfnl tr-r- --rr If JAMES F.

BaOWfl, zr.dHy.i-y P-tblx, ijreiie Orem. FARSAR WHOLESALE AND GEOCEES, Corner Court and al nnd Cor. Feny and Commercial Streets. o. Farm for Sale, Mil.

NORTH KVLKM FERRV, 'mi-si. Tlit' liv.vion mske A riv -tblc h'-iue a m-iii iu or iora mnocr a siiuill place. iwlrriBS, teswanlilr, Appli- on ihc prtraiMrs to norlClm MR. K. TOSD.

JOHNSON" QUINN, MERCHANT TAILORS, Stark stree', betm-cn First and Portland. Oregon, re fii rhcajier RE liETTIXIJ IP PflT? TO ORDER cajier than any ther h. ise lu I6e cuy. SHAW WILLIAMS ARE MY ACTHOUIZKB AOEXTS During 4 Absence from the Stare, WH. EXUUND.

Fine Stock Pigs for Sale, M.TH As ierkshires, China, Essex anj Chn e'Whi'es From six week. to i month- oM. lor sale 0 Ai(lr-ss C. K- rFLUGKK, Am n. Jeileivoa Mill? os SOMEWHERE BETWEEN- OCR SLACG'I ter hmi-je ami my in lle a mi(h Wesson revolver -iiv -wiik-li rlie tinder will receive a suitaUIe rewjirt! tiir rt-iiiruingto me or leaving ft at ihe stati-sjus ofBoe.

A. A. Mn't Liv. For Sale! WHITE CHINA GEESE, GOOD LAYERS -lay all eeusou i.l tiie ye.ir. l'ncv, 83 per pair.

Ai.tfresa, c. F. I'FLCitEKi Audit. Jcllji--n 3H ll'B. Order taken at this office.

Summons. Jt sticks 'a Court, t'rect net ol" Jisil'eron, County rf Slariiin, tat-j Oi uri's-nn. Eliza R.ilii'l, Plauitlf, vs. John f. Myenl.

It- leinunit. Action to rect ver monev. I lO P- MVEIM). I)EFXHAAT: IX ihe name of thelalc of Oreson, yi.u are hereby re-tnireii toaj-l-car lx-ii-re harie SiiMcr, Justice ol" the anewc-r the comprint cf the above nanietl r.laintiii", ilietii-feiul-ant, in Ihe ahove mlt, f.illnwing gls week imbHcation of liili MiinnviH, to On Monday, 21 ilav of No ember, 1S75. lfyoafi.il 10 answer the alwve ibe flemamt judgment in llif sum of one hu.drl nnd thirteen ami iillo ir-ld coin, with cost and burbt-monii, ol Piilo miii.

ltUl.A.ND, Attorney -ir I For Sale U'lIE USE KESU'r XCE, t'OUJt F.R OF OM-s mcrcla! and I -iiion refill, most el'sit-'sv wknateil, with largtj, wail flnt.shiji anu Tui.itiuMy an anji and sron.id- tasiefu iv lie a tkbv h-w and i-n Xivim- A p'- to v. XKOH'Jit-K, rjfVtin tftflr, gtT sysef, A band of music was employed to attend the meeting of the "Pioneer Association of Oregon," last spring, and a dispute ha arisen concerning the name of bands in Portland, which has resulted in a lawsuit, now pending in our Circuit Court. The case will come lip to-day for trial. Mr. T.

C. Tengrove, formerly eonnected with the car shop of the O. A C. R. waa presented, a few days ago by bis friends in that department, with a watch and chain, as a token of their is teem and respect lor hat gentlemsn.

Mr. Teugrove has to a quiet farm nn Mi. Tabor, several miles east of East Portia id. Chancey Howard, a young son of Gen. O.

O. Howard, fell ont of the door of the second story of a barn, at Portland, a few days ao, while playing with some of bis young conian-ions and broke bis arm. The little fellow was carried home and a physician called, who attended to the ad, whose condition is improving daily. Mr. B.

M. Washburn, for many year a resident of Vancouver, has removed with his fam-ly to Walla Walla, where he expects to reside permanently. Mr. Washburn acted the capacity of postmaster at Vancouver for several year, and was connected with the publication of the Register and other paper there. He wdl hereafter be identified with the publication of the Spirit of the West.

onraos uii.iiRKA'i aid son ett. wtntlt Aunnnl Report of the Kerrrtnry of tlretron htlttrra'a AM Noclety lor the Tenr Kndlna; Suv. IHT3. To the members of the 8x'iety and also to the pnblio who are interested in the orphans and trundles children of Oregon, I respectfully submit this, the ninth annual report of the Secretary of this Society. Ill reviewing the minnt for the past year' work.

First, we thank God for His gcsnlnes to ijfoj thank Him that death has not visited ir ahliongh onrfaitliliil workers are few, we are gian fid that He hashlesstd onr work and Ml it. No timo sine the foundation of ti SiK-i tv I as it been so prosperous or ap- poand better to the public than at present. The dounr, Mrs. E. rai rish.

and three other ef-Bcieut iiunibeis have gone to receive that re-waid wLieh Chti-t liaa promised His faitliful worktrs. lu calling them tiie Lord has not forgo ten us, but has raised up others with willing iielirtf riy bands, making tnem good la- bori rs in bis vineyard. Iu mada to the Lj-ctsia- ture lor assistance, and through that body an apprnpria'ion was made of Sl.OfO yearly for two year, to be used for general househol 1 expenws; also $o(0 yearly for improvement upon building and grounds. In l.i-gistature again granted $1,500 yearly tuf two years, and our Treasurer's report will show its disbursements. The Home now is well furnished, and under the superior management of and Mrs.

Jas. Thompson, pnmnts a cheerful, l.om. hke appearance, the interior as -11 as the exterior beiug kept neatly and inordtr. Since the Society was organized some forty-one orplians and friendless children have been provided f-r, many of them being in a mosr destitute condition upon their arrival at the Homo. We have found homes for thirteen in worthy families, where they are well cared for: some have been taken by relative, only one dying while at the Home; ten have been indentured to the Society by their fathers.

We feel that it is part of oar mission to visit the motherless as well as fatherless in their afflictions and even to open our doors to the little waifa, otherwise thrown upon the cold charities of the world, with no one to love or protect tin m. But with religions training and aid from the well regulated public schools now in our city, we hope to make of them men and women to help support and adorn onr State, instead of rilling our prison and disreputable houses. Sevent-en of this number have ben nnder our care during the past year, eleven re-mainining there now. We were fortunate in finding exeellent homes for fonr children during Fair week. The following ia the report of the Chairman of the Furnishing Comaiittee.

Bhe ha used strict economy in furnishing provisions, clothing, Provisions for the year. Dry goods Boois and shoes Hardware and crockery. Books and stationery l'erman nt improvements. Incidental 37 10U 4" 21 5t 53 47 13 62 90 25 64 43 11 Total Part of thi amount wa paid on bill for the previous year, which make our expenses really less than these figures for tbe last year. During the year the grounds have been cleared from tbe heavy growth of brush and grubbed, so that seven of the ten acre are now under cultivation.

All the vegetable used at the Home the past year wero rained on the grounds, also seven ton of hy. An orchard of some fifty fruit trees ha boeu put out, also a donation of grape vine and ornamental shrubbery. A nice farm horse and express wagon have been purchased, which were much needed; a pnmp, upon which a liberal disconut waa made by Mr. i'rescott; a washing machine and wringer, six uew bedsteads and much new bedding, and va rious other improvements, in all making the ime very comfortable. We wish to express onr gratitude to those Kind ft-i-nds who have so nernusly assisted us donations among which our last winter's ipple from Gc-nrge II Jones Mr.

McGee and dr. Kenworthy; stencil plate with numbers Horn Beiijamiu Furstncr; liour from Salem Flouring one dollar fmni Dray and Hack Com pany st of chairs from J. H. Sraliley six lots in Mission Lee Cemetery from the trust r-es: tiiunks t-i Dr. 1'avton for medical scrvic-i-t also to Di's.

Hall aud R-vn -l ls prnfTerinv the oerviet-s in sicl-ness; again to luikjaof ihe Presbyterian Society for assisting us "itli Mwing. The society is prepared to receive orphans frieudless children at all times and from any part of the State. Letters of application or inquiry will be promptly and cheerfully attended to if addressed to the secretary. The public are invited tovisit the Home any day during tiie week Wednesday preferred. Submitted to the Board of Managers.

Mes. A. W. Ki-sNty, Scc'y. KEPOKT OF TBEASfiiEE.

Jfonev in Treasury at lat report 5 in Lttdd Bush's Bank 1.054 47 1,155 01 P.eceived of Mr. Stage 71 00 For chicken and butter 6 00 State appropriation 500 00 interest ou city warrants 23 51 000 51 $1 665 51 Paid warrants 1,473 90 $181 62 Depo3iiedin bank. $143 48 Cash in trdasorer's band 38 14 $181 62 a. Qixi, Treuarw, 19 Wrri j.laraiiiy, 29. I'Mttit OFFICIAL.

The vet of Union coun'y i 1 follow 11 Lane, 471; Whitiiey, 12; limick, 5. Lane" plurality, M. LATEST FROfil THE PACIFIC Xell WHenlcj' MORS OOIES RECOVERED. Xeah Bat, Y. T-, 'o.

18. TI statement ot Xlll HenleT. late quartermaster of ttie itt-fatetl steamer Pacific, rcciHHl bf th 0. 8. Rerenuecuiter Woiwtt, fpuln UarwooJ Is a Ou the morning ortlw 17th lust, we left Victoria, B.

C-, at 9 o'doxk A. with about ISO pervxi on boanl. All went well. paswtl Tatooli l'" about 4 P. whh a trtsli suuilierty wind and Iwnvy weil.

I livUmgi'd to tin- second otfltvr watch ami went below at o'clock P. Kverylliing was all right nd the In ilace. AlMwit 10 1. M. I wa ar-reni-ed by a territlc crnsli.

I joined from my berth, while the wa'er wa ru-liine in, filling the forveastle. ACcr gaining the tieok ail was contuioti. The i-5'iigT were all crowding on the hurricane deck, 1'Uo lli-t I hertl wa Howell shouting, a litcli as done and the -hiji IcII off into the trough ot the iea and U-cainc iiiiinuiiHiceiihle. I looked ou the Mailioard beiini and iv a large Vessel under lull ail. hich lln-y said had t-trnck the ship.

I bet jjn-ei'. light distliiuily, but cannot stute bow- At this time the iiajwngers cruwdcO into the boat ftgaiu-it the comti.and of the Captain and odieer, ho were trying to clear them wt, I a at the forward port boat with the chltt engiiieer. There were about fifteen women and six men in Iter. We succeeded In gettinj; 'icr Into the water when the trmk the miii ami inicii. the -hip seemed to be rolling over toward me.

I did not see the engineer on bonnl afterwards. About this time I was submerged. and, lettitig go the chain. I came to the -ttr- fcu-e and grlpiKHl one of the liurricane deck skylight wliieJi 1 retained alioiit tittecn iiiiuules when it capsized and I lot my hold. Seeing a pan.

of thu hurricane deck with about tight ou it. I swam and mtt-e-eetled in getting tlieii-on. around for the Mciimcr. I illcovered that lie bad diapienrel, leaving one floating mass et hitman being-. The crbs ami crenra were Iriglitl'ul, and I bey will never lie cffucetl from my meuiory.

Very shortly afterward all otie ceased and we were iloite on the raft, which wa a part, ot the hurricane deck which the whet I Imn-e tooti on. Tbere were elgi't -the cuititin, i-coiid mate, tiaik and lour jia nger-. one ot which was a yiwiug lady. At. 1 A ot'the utb it wa blowing a gale fioiii the southward, the sea mtiking a clean breach over the raft.

AMfuW o'clock a.m. a lieavy sea washed overboard tbe lady. Captain, second male, ami another pa-'n-uger. leaving only four oftW. About 0 o'clock A.

M. I he hh-oiiiI itMike dil and rolled off. About 4 o'clock M. it drared oQ' and we could see. the and, about tlltecu miles ili-danf, with fresh nutliwet wiinl aud heavy sea.

We saw another lcce of a wreck with two or morion it. Alwut 5 o'clock 1 M. anoilier man only two. On the irtilng ot the Gib, another died, leaving done. Shortly afterwards I saw a ship, but.

she was too fur off tosee or bear me. About 4 o'clock P. M. a large empty box floated near me, and the being very calm and smooth, 1 succeeded iu getting it on the raft, which sheltered me from the wind and spray. I slept very sound that night for several hours.

On the morning of the 7th I cotll see land on both sides and was surrounded with oat kelp, which made the water very smooth. I had several short naps through the day. with no feeling of hunger or thirst. It continued calm all that day and night. At 3 A.

M. I heard noise and on looking out of my box I saw the light of a steamer clo-e hy me. I hollowed as loud as I could, anil heard by those on board, tiiey loweied boat andVe-'ctk'd me from my perilou--situation. I was taken ou board nnd al! my want supplied by tb officers anil crow. I win taken to M-an any ami kindly cared for by Mr.

the Indian Iu addition to the above, we learn troni the pilot who brought up the bark Bunyau, just arrived, that several bodies have been recovered, amonz them that of Mr. Viniiig of Tacoma. the 2d steward, nid a lady suppose I to be Mrs. I.awso i 01 Vlc-orU- REMOVAL JohnGrav, the well-known ftirnltnre dea'er, who has heretoibro noortpiejl the "I'l stanl of A. 1 Yuattm, will move hl entire stoc' -hi av iSatur-lav) toDiirhiii's ouk.

comer of eerolal nd tite streets. He fill ihtnew vad wth a fn'lto)ket new eoojs, and th desiring an; cRiaf iu i)Bt wu) oa wen to giv.