Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 4

'A if MISCELLANEOUS. I.UIAL JkOTES. cued by rover Simpson hu. fortunately, MEDICAL. i i h.

WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN JIUK'IAL. Court J. I'eeble, Jude. During the recent term of the County Court our columns have been crowdtd wuti other JOSEPHUS HOLMES TWO STORES! otate and Commercial Salem, Oregon. Groceries, Dry and Shoes, Clothing, Flour, Bacon, Produce, Tobacco SALEM BO OK STORE.

H. D. BOON, STATE STREET, SVEEII, OREGON. GT300KS Jusrm A PRICES TO THE UKUA.V. iii.u A.uiHlKrH PIANOS, anil the celebrate.1 lllKDIiri St'ptllllf M.

J. RHAWL, PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS AND STKAM FITTEK. Keeps always on hand a large assortmen of I-EAD AXD IROX PIPE, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, BATH TUrt. SINKS, PLUMBER'S CLOSKTS, MARBLE SLABS, STEAM WHISTLES, WATER AND STEAM GUAGES, HOSE PIPES AND CONNECTIONS, GAS FIXTURES. ETC.

KTRcpalting pumps and other Jobbing in tlw above line promptly attended to. tapper for the Water and Gas Conianie8. Happened to be passu at the time. owe Norton, ti A '1ATK5MAX. a g.

us iili all mcr tiuth si i- liii.l lie.iVV good sized utie lor tliat the paper I' flashed lip. -it ih awhile I in river i inguV 1 lrom tliv. t.v. i drift is running. Considerable interest is being taken in the approachingVity election, on the Tub inst.

A Clerk and two Directors are also to be elected lor this School District, in addition to the regular city officers. The Guard says the time is at hand for the return of the subscription books lor the University and the amount subscribed is largely deficient. The time has been extended to the 15th of April, and it will require hard scratching to come up witlt the terits ot the law. A very splendid Teachers' Institute was held at Eugene on the 2Gth. Roscburff DolH.

The Plaindealer says that Miss Jennie Hargrave, or Oakland, bursted a bloodvessel in lifting a heavy tub, and Is in a very precarious condition. Prof. Q. A. Grubbeand sister, Miss Angle Grubbe, returned lrom their home at Wilbur last Saturday, where they have been rusticating for the past two weeks.

They come to take charge of our school again, for the next quarter. Tarties from Wilbur have been consult ing ith several members of the dramatic troupe, and without doubt they will give an entertainment in that place before long. The money orders issued at the Rose- burg postofiice for the quarter ending March 31st, amounted to $3,472.90. Fees, $30.85. The Wilbur Academy will commence its third term on Monday William Vincent, on North Umpqua, had his face badly torn by the explosion ot a gun which he was trying to fire with matches, instead of caps.

Ihc riev. J. Howard came very near getting drowned in Robert creek, his horse getting oyer his depth It is asserted 83 a fact that even canvasser who has turned his attention to the introduction of the New Family Sewing Machine in hl locality, or who has iieen lorturaie enough to he-'iire agency, has outstripped the besi efforts in making ruimty of the old anil trie.) amenta of the higu-priced machines, which laticr ihey now replace. The demand is enormous, ai sa'e" rand and money made rea Illy with eo little effort that larmers. tradesmen, etc arj thicking Into the business as fa as they can txcu territory afld get their kN on he groiui'i tn supply anxious customers.

It Is marvelous how these machines sell when exhibited. It being recognized fact that people will buj the best at the lowest price. It certainly is the machine ot the times and does the same work, as other machines at or $90, and we really believe it would sell just readily at double and then not cost half the usual price of good anarticle, tor it isastonish-lne to see the vast amount of labor it performs at so low a cost. The inventors are dally Inundated with testimonials of the worth of their new which so suddenly and snccelully hounded into popular liivor. It p-oves to just what i wanted every day, bv eei one, erj where, who has a lamiiy.

it bas attained an enviable rrpuiatioii in many thousands t-t homes and for lis so' id strenjrh, power, mpiditv. sim-pliciiy, cerialiuy a wiih ev 1 1 erne lieatiiy. Onene' nn-1 re'lahl'liy of Its sewii while he wonderful low price lor it. Inore and sewing mrvhine wiili a strong lahlu and treadle places all idea ol compe-ti'lonontol the qoesiion. It stand alone in its merits and price.

We advise you to invest in one at once for your wife, dai'uhier. or lady friend "and make a horne happy, orpin them In your factory, or what is better if ou are lucky enough, seciiro an agency, if there is none in your town, and make money yourse The many new attachments fur doing extra Cue. ski ful nrd difficult work, are a surprise in their simplicity of Krd f.ir le'cw even t.mnjer prii-es, and will be delivered safe at your dour, no mai ter hiH' remote Vou inav reside, if on-v write fr them. A.Mi,. 1IANXA 907 Broadway, X.

Y. MISCELLANEOUS. j. sirtfON co.f Wholesale and Ketail Healer In Doors, Sash and Blinds, Cer-man, French and American Window Class, rystal -heet, EimnielcL Staii.ed and Cut fjlnss. (lazing done in order nn Fr.incl prices and Mitisfaciinn fjuarnmteed.

GO Front street, I'urt'an'l, Lime! By tlie at $2.75 por SJbl Piaster Paris and Cement, Hair, Nails and Shingles, At JOHN HUGHES' HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, OAK, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK, XOItTIlRUr A THOMPSON. Portland, Oregon. CAPITAL SALOON. JOSEPH AitOI. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.

Vrivate families snjiplied with beerbythegallon at the same price as at the brewery. 1'ommerrlnl Street, opposite Legislative Hall, Kaleui, Oregon. NEW MUSIC BOORS. GERMAN 4 PART SONGS Sr; K.n kicks. Jusi pub i-hed.

i-i an uniiMinliy good collection of entirely new bv the ltef modern Orman enmpo-ers. Jn-it right lor Mu-Ual Soc'elien. Trice, $1 5(1. ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES. tt'T.

the vteran coinixmer of Kedetal and oiher faro'ite tunes contains 100 Tunes, Chants and Anthems all original and of the best quality. Trice. Board 80 cts; lloih, ft 00. SEVEN PART SONCS. For Mixed olces, by C.

t. Jirkrr, conialns new lilees which were successes when sunit by the "Parker Club." Trice tiOoenta. PIANO AT HOME. A larjecollectUtn I i a I te piece lor ionr hands fn'l of good and most en-lertninine mimic for prac ice or home recreation. Price.

2. 0. of the River ol Life, popular N-hool nig come from all quarters, indeed from all who have used it. Salibutn clu ol men recommend It highly. Price Mwr hundred.

All bonks mailed, post paid. Tor retail price. 0LIVEE DIT30N CO. CH AS. E.

DIT30N CO' Button. 711 B'dway, New York. LABISH DAIRY. THK LD IS PREPARED TO furnish Ire- ml twice a day, to fimiUes and hotels. The milk of or.ecow is kept seymnue forchlldren.

AnuStf i. PI (ill. HOME FOR LOCATED NEAR Kiileiu, THE SICK. CAPITOK SQt'ARE Oregon. It.

CARPENTER, M. Resident Physician and Surgeon. D. PAYTUX, M. Attending and Visiting Phvsieian.

THIS LARGE AXD COMMODIOUS IVSTI. tution Is provided with every facility to lnre the comiorl and relief of all who may apply. All classes of diseases will be treated except those contagious in character. Esiiecial will be given tocasea of Eye and Ear affections. Prices per week, including board, medicines and attendance For ordinary sickness 914 00 For extraordinary sickness, requiring additional attention 31 00 Operations chanced extra.

Persons accomiianying tbelr friends, for board St OO. Application mav be made ellherby letter or In person. For further particulars, address either physician. Julrlitf CHEMEKETA HOTEL, SALEM, 0EEQ0H, Thos. Smith, Prop'r, tLate of the Empire Hotel, The Dal lei.

Having leased this magnificent Hotel for a term of years, it will be mv solo olject to please. FREE COACH TO THS MOUhlC Sept. Kklawtf The Daii.v Statesman is now sold on the train bound north. Seth savs he has got a first class idea in his BO idle. Out with it.

Mr moved him family into the city y'este'i day, lrom his farm on the Silverton road. 0 Brown i visiting the -various reservations up the ColuiubiK. with General O. O. Oiiite ati.iiiiherofy.mtig folks came Hown (..

yesterday t- see the Color Guard entertainment. Messrs. E.N- Cooko and G. Vv. Gray, ol this city, left Portland mursuay a trip east of the mountains.

Hon. J.J. Murphy and wiie returueu nom their bridal trip yesterday as innocent as "the babes me woou. Tha Union Gas Machine is highly spoken of in another column by Judge reeuies ami cum-missionera Huffman and Geisey. Mn.

Reni. Vaughn and G. L. Perrin, liv ing near Turner's station, will leave by the steamer next week for tlie Atlantic States. tit of makes the best and' most durable rawhide hpttotu chairs that are made on the coast.

A. Myers, oi mis tuj is his agent. River falling rapidly. Moonlight nights at hand. There is some talk of a boat club.

Seth Bays this weather brings out the "freckles." Sap is beginning to crawl up the shade trees on Piety Hill. Now is the time to strengthen the hinges on your gates. The nicnio. will soon be seen in every paper you take up. Pick up the "shovel aud the hoe and go to work on your gardens.

The Color Guard did not have a matinee yes terday as contemplated. B.tom Ima had more fire alarms SO far tins year than Portland has. Birds are clearing their throats to celeuraie the return of gentle spring. OUR NEIGHBORING TOWNS. INCIDENTS AU EVEJITS.

Things at Albnny. Democrat, April 9. In the case of the unknown man louiul drowned in tho Santiatn, the jury found that be had been shot through the by parties of course unknown. The Linn county Teachers' Institute met in Albauy last Thursday, with a very full attendance. The officers for the ensuing year are J.

K. Weatheford, President; T. J. States, Vice President; L. N.

Secretary; Sirs. Audie Mansfield. Treasurer: D. V. S.

Keid, Critic. To meet asaiu in Albany on the 28th of December. There is a rumor that "William Tetas, who lett Albany a few weeks aro under difficulties, has been lound murdered iu Southern Oregon. It is estimated that a hundred new build ings will go up in this city during the cur iriit year. District School bejrins Monday, with Prof.

Stites as Principal and Mrs. Mans field as assistant being the same teachers as during the past two years. Hon. George R. Helm is confined to hi residence by illness, but strong hopes are entertained of his early restoration to health.

In consequence of President Warren's contemplated trip to the East in early summer, the Commencement exercises ol Albany Collegiate Institute will be about a month earlier than usual, beginning on the 20th inst. There will be a mass meeting of tlie cit izeus of the south part of Linn county, at Harrisburg to-morrow at 1 o'clock P. for tlie purpose of inaugurating plans and projects for the construction ot the proposed McKeuzie Canal. At the school meeting on Monday, a tax of $2,000 was levied lor the purchase of a half block of ground and tlie erection of a school house in the Dixie part of the city. There seemed to be a marked unity ot expression in layor of the tax, not only lor this school house, but for another, to be built iu the upper part of town.

(ity. The Journal of the 10th says, the Key. Dr. K. It.

Geary has accepted the pa-tr-ate ot the Presbyterian Church at this place, and will movo his family here next week. A large and appreciative audience greeted the second rendition of the temperance drama "Drunkards Warning." by the GoodJ Templar Lorlye of Eugene. Thursday evening. It was an unqualified success. The Firemen's election wa? held on lat Monday evening which resulted in the election of Jeff Smith as Foreman Geo.

Fletcher, 1st Assistant; Geo. T.akin. 2d Assistant C. C. Croner, Secretary S.

J. Saxon, Treasurer. The Guard publishes the several sums subscribed for the University, which amounts to 14-220, with the Willamette precinct to hear from. The city election last Monday resulted as follows: President of the Council, B. F.

Dorris; Councilmen, Dunn, Cooper and B.C. Van Houton Bcorder. G. J. Buys; Marshal.

Boot. Patterson; Treaurer, Mark Stevens School Direct ors. J. J. Scott and Clark R.

G. Callison. Even the children of Eugene are subscribing to the University fund, and this week have added over twenty dollars to their lormer gifts. t'orvallis Air.jirs. The Democrat says the farmers of that county have formed a joint stock company for the purpose of building a large warehouse on tlie farm of Green B.

Smith, on the bank of the Willamette. There one hundred shares at $20 eacli.no one man being allowed over ten shares. The committee appointed to make arrangements lor the permanent survey of the Willamette Valley, and Coast Railway have employed Mr. E. E.

Cooper to make the survey. Mr. Meade's little girl, who was accident ly shot some weeks since, at Alsea, is getting along finely. No bones were broken, aud it is expected that the little sufferer will soon be out of danger. Tlie prospects lor a pleasant spring are now very cheering, and farmers are busy at work preparing for seeding.

From present indications, there will be a larger area of grain sown this spring than ever belore in the county. The Gazette says there was a. rousing railroad meeting at Newport recently. Speeches were made by Hon. R.

A. Ben-sell and Rev. T. M. Rainsdell.

Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the stock book showed an increase of $2,000. On last Sunday morning the 'Willamette river, at this place, reached tlie highest point during the winter, being about 10 feet above low water mark. Ferriage nt this place and Albany was suspended on Saturday, because ot the high water. Mrs. A.

J. Duniway, and Mrs. Mattie Gaylord have been lecturing in Corvallis, the tormer for the benefit of the library. I'ntui Iallnw. The Dallas Itemizer of the Jlth, says the grand ball of the season will be given by the Itemizer force ou Tuesday evening.

May 4th. Crvder's Hall is secured to da uce in, and Sam Stiles will get up the supper. Mr. R. Clark is last finishing up the old hotel building, and things begin to lopk a little livelier.

Hon. II. C. Rowell, one of our Board of County Commissioners is dangerously ill with the measels and in consequence his seat on the bench ot the County Court was vacant during this term. The Journal says the General Land Office took its flight Tor Portland last Tuesday morning, and the people of Eugene are just beginning to realize that a considerable clapboard has blown off their house.

A little sou of S. L. Simpson, fell into the slough just south of the Surveyor General's nsidence, last Wednesday, and came yery near drowning. He wa res WHEELER WILSON, SEWING MACHINE. 18741 Oregon State Fair.

Washington County Fair, and at ALL the Fairs in California, LONDON PARIS VIENNA 1862, 1867, 1873. V. HARRALL, en'l Agent, 26 Ceary San Francisco, ami 95 Third St. Portland. THE NEW IMPEOVED FL0EEN0E Sida Feed and Back Feed.

THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIMPLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. Always in Order dReadjfc Work. If there It FLOILEHCE MACHINE vithin one thousand nilai of 8am Fna-cisco cot working well, I will 1 it with-oat any expense to toe owner- ZATIUZL HILL, Ho. 19 New Montgomery Street, GRAND HOTEL BCTLDINa. txrt rnAKtisco.

$20 MAKE HOME HAPPY. $20 And earn $30 140 per Davy. Marvelous Mechanism. Ingenious Invention. Absolute Perfection.

AN f'LEfl (NT DrrtABLE AND VCLL-StZKD SEWING MACHINE With Table And Treadle Complete for Domestic Use Twenty Dollars Unparalleled In price. With many important, and valuable ira provemeuts Eai'AL. in size, and does the same woks, In the ame way as an $-u or $100 machine. The best, simplest and chea-iest machine ever loaue. ritten guarantee tor five years with every Machine.

Nompekkir: So Com petition XoRtviLin uuaiitv and price. A skliful aud lua- tical scientific accomplishment of a most wouiierfiil combination of all the good m'AMTlES of a Sewini- Mach ne, and fulh ac- to bea perfectl successful mechani' cal achlevment of practical simplicitv. Thor- ouglily tested. Ugued In thousands of homes The favorite of the family circle. It docs not take an hour to cet readv to do a min ute's work, but always read iu a moment to do a day's woi k.

It will save Its cost many times over In one season doing the work of the family, or it will earn lour or tlve dollars a day for "any man or woman who may wish to do sewing for a living. Is so plain aud easy to learn, and suioothe to run, tlie children and servants can use It. So strong and solid built, it will last a generation if properly cared for. Has no superfluous cos or cams to get out of order. Sews equally fine with coarse cotton, linen, silk or tw ine.

Rapidly sew a strong seam over all kinds of goods from finest cimhrick up to heaviest broailcluth and leather without stounlnsr the machine. Runs faster, lighter, more easy and iiet than any other machine at five times the price. Uses the strong straight needle. Marvelotiily true in every motion. Sews the finest, firm and'lastlug stitch.

Makes the only seam that cannot lie ripped apart without destroying the The strength, beautv, evenness, and durable iualities of hich have long been acceded. Will sew anything it is possible for a needle to go through. Will do any description of sewing ever done on any other machine no matter what the price, anil with less trouble. Will hem, fell, tuck, seam, quilt, brakLcorl. bind, rather, ruffle, sblrr, pleat, tohl, scollop, roll, embroider, run-up-breadths, etc, etc with astonishing ease, rapidltv and neatness.

Has received testimonials of its merits from all sections of the country, marks of distinguished consideration seldom voluntarily accorded to an invention of similar domestic uselulness. Our many ne attachments, patented August lfi 1S70; September is, 1571; 7, 1872. Made Ui fit all machines, are the attainment of precision in mechanical acuracr rendering It easy for even those who neer saw a machine before, to do the finest kind of fancy needle work, otherwise difficult and tedious, with the utmost ease and rapidity. Simple in construction. Needs no teaching.

Money refunded after thorough trial If not satisfactory in every particular. Cash prices of machines. Machines with plain table, iron stand and treadle, complete with all the necessary fixtures lbr Immediate use, $20. Machine with cover, lock and kev, halt case style, ff25. Machines with cover, drop leaf, four "side drawers, locks, keys, three-quarter cabinet style.

Machines with enclofe.1 tables, side drawers, paneled folding doors, locks and full cabinet style, 75. Tables are ef various styles, materials, mountings, richness of design, etc according to price. Machines carefully selected, securely packed and shipped-as freight to any part ol the world. Safe delivery Insured on receipt of price without ir-ther charges, tioscrtptlve books with lllustrsied engravings of the different stvles of machines and attachments, large profits, terimnnials, samples of selng, liberal inducements to canvassers, wholesale prices, forwarded free of charge upon application. Kxcluslve ageecy for large territory granted grails to respectable, enterprising business men, clergymen, teachers, who will Intreduee the extraordinary merits of our goods to the people of their locality and supply the increasing demand.

Address J. THOMPSON, 907 Broadway, N. Y. J. G.

WRIGHT, 2 7 7 riatedware, Woodenware, GROCERIES. TOBACCO and CIGARS, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, Toys and Notions, ComiiuMisl Stnat. SaLm. ADrtfttt. lajr Your Debts.

I-L PERSONS OWING piLLS AT FAL-merV, Saloon tnnst settle np on or before the nrst or January. 1S73, and se expense. I'ec. T. I).

PALMRR. Dr. E. Y. CHASE.

REVET LT. LATK SURGEOX V. S. "olunteers. Office in Dnrbin's block up stairs.

tan6.75ly MILK! I'rom Salem Dairy, HP Ann cnmif nrl lVCREn rv atlfeln Prnm th Old Khl. don itii. Ksq (m but young, hety cows PM oow' Uk for ohlldreu. "6-dtt a. HVA2if, I'roprtotci 5 Sg SAlUKlJ.YY A mil.

1 IKIO COtXI W. IS. ASMKl.tll-1i. The Marion County V. S.

Association li-Kl Cmir usi-il Timntlilv in the Senate Chamber on Saturday President, Mrs. Minto moon, the ice ctcil as President, the President Uiug aUeiit. SIrj. Carrie M. Foltz read a very spicy si c- nt in ly a frimd.

Mr. C. A. llied niaUu a bhort speech urging ilnt j. more might be done to call ont the iKujiie.

Mia. 1Uhii tna.lo tome excellent remarks, a-rasing the wumtu on the ground of want of k- iic nee in tlie matter. Jim. rwu iuouijui, no -ht h(? uljle to net up original articles and l.innw troia 01 tiers as she had done. I Mrs.

llooi thought there were very good 1 1 i "1 written outside Ot halem lliai 11 wigiH be 11 fi.r ns to hear. rs. 'mine 4 how hard it was to pot people do what uity higni! 'I lliemsi lves willing do fur the interest ot these meetings. '1 he question of contiiiiiing the meetings was then brwtight up, and every one present was called on for his or her opinion. It was decided to continue, and never back down.

Mr. Strong made a very good spetch, endeav-oimg to urge women to exercise their powers as tiieonlv way to become raty and confident, and moved "that committee be appointed to select a question for debate for the next meeting. Mrs. Currie M. Foltz was appointed chairman ot the committee.

Mrs. Foil and Mrs. Cooke were appoiuted leaders, and Mrs. McCasliu was added to the committee. Moral, that when wc do adjourn, we adjourn to meet at the Senate Chamber, on the second t-aturday in May, at 2 o'clock v.

w. Ai rented For Iiieediarisni. Friday afternoon John F. Tarrott, a young man well knuwn in this commnnity, and who has heretofore borno a good character, was arrested by Marshal Smith for setting Die to the old tannery building in East Salem, last Saturday night. It appears from the evidence Uforo Kecorder Hydo that Tarnitt aud a student by the name of Hinklin, were accompanying the MiBses Driver homo from an evening gathering on the night of the tire, when near the tannery building Parrot proposed to set the old rookery on fire, although begged not to by the girls.

Thev (Parrott and Hicklin) did the which has" blasted tie ir reputation forever. The girls were induced to disclose the facts and Parrott was arrested as belore stated. Alter hearing the testimony llecorder llyde hound him over to tlie next term ot court the sum of Sl.OtiO. It is rumored that Tarrott has been the author of several tires whose origin have been hitherto shrouded in mystery but I it is net credited his friends. Uinkhn was arrested lasted last evening and placed in Jail.

His lamination will probably take place this morning. Young Hiuklm had always ueen a-; one of the model students in the Diversity, and it se ems to be the impression among his comrades that he has been decoyed and made a 1 10I of in this serious affair. At tbc Open House. A large attendance greeted the Color Guard at the Opera House Friday evening. The cast was a goud cue, aad each one of tlie performers, almost without exception, performed their roles to the satisfaction of those present.

This drama is replete with startling incidents, and effective and thrilling tableaux. The piece is founded upon the events of the late war, and cau be listened to by non-theater goers, and those who never saw a country tilled with real war can get some idea of the state of atlairs at such a time. The performance will be repeate this aUrnoon and evening, and no one should lose the opportunity of witnessing it. The lateness of the hour prevents as from giving full justice to the drama and the manner in which it was presented. We can only say to our readers that they will be well repaid by going at least once to-ilay.

In lline or Pean Prepare lor Vnr. Mr. E. Howell having completed his contracts here in setting up Gas Machines, informs us he will in a few days, visit Albany to finish up his business there, hich will require hut a short time, from thence he goes to Salt Lake via Walla Walla and Boise City, he having ma-j chint to erect at those points. On his return from Albany will remain a few daya with ns, dnring which time it will be well, fur all persona contemplating the purchasing of a Gas Machine to give their orders at once, as it will f-ave them cot of hiring a mechanic to put them up should they order the machine liom Sau Francisco, as Mr.

Howell erects them all complete and hi running order, without any extra charge. Call at M. J. aud l''v your or rs. Hie Color tiunrtl.

This fine spectacular drama was pre-, nted the second time Saturdav evening. The nuinbi in attendance was considerably larger than on the preceding evening, aud the play went off somewhat smoother. Especial mention can be uia.lt of the character acting of Messrs. Sam Dennis Cal. Mitidervillo and Fred Gr.

r. The ladies, Misses Pollock, Watts and Nu-klm performei their parts with iudguit-ht tasti and all of look-, as would sav, ret" Emerson's song and was of course good. The citizens ot ball lave bet well entertained With the ama-t. nr of Portland, and we trust that their unit to our city has bu sufficiently remunerative to indiice'atiolher one at no day. New Heel I slnle I 'inn.

Mts rs. C. W. Sl.aw an 1 J. II.

F.ourk have formed a co-partnership to carry on a general intelligence, real estate and collecting agency busin.3. From the well-known business qualifications of these LTntknieii we predict that thf wid soon establish such a bu as will ad van-reside, ice on U-n-miiiieiative to thelnstlves, and of the community in which tin Ti.eir olli -e is in Moore's block, cntra Cuu.mt rcial street, near State. rronoiiui wl Frill iy moruiug Drs. Kichardson and 1'iske xammed John Smith, a convict, end pronounced him insane. The unfortunate man the fame individual who stabbed Dr.

Glass, another convict, sometime since during one ol his insane spells. Smith was sent from Portland for larceny and sentenced for two years, eighteen mouths of which time he has already served. He will probably be taken down to the to-dav. Wnived Examination. Hec'ihr the young man who was in company with Farrott at the time tlie old tannery was lire.l.

was brought before Jlecorder Hyde Saturday for. noon. He waived examination, and was bound over in the sum of 51,000 to await the of the Grand Jury at the June term ot court. In default of bail he was committed. We understand that his father who resides in has been sent for.

Marion County V. S. Association. The regular meeting ft the Marion County Woiaelis' Association which we announced Friday morning would tal.e place in the Optra Hou this afternoon, will meet in the Senate Cliainls in the State Department buildings instead. All of the woman suifrage movement hre invited to be present.

An interesting ui" ing may be expected. A eetleil Artditioa. Mesnrs. Wagner A Hovey.at tht-(i)iera House Stoie, finding their store room too small to accommodate their growing trade, have rented the adjacent store uii the Opera House on Liberty street. A "hole iu the wall" unites the two stt.rcs on the msi.la.

The heavy groceries, ll.nir. feed, etc. will be kept in one apartment, an shelf goods and tenas ictas iu the other. A Fin- I'orkt-r. Air.

lhtlph C. Geer Friday to Jlest-rs. SDaulding A Portland, a line Ii.ar pig, six months old, of the Poland China stock. Messrs. S.

A ,1. wish to raise a lot of line stock, and it is well know that Mr. Goer has as tine a lot of hogs as th( re are in Oregon, and consequently he often has applications from a for thoroughbred pan s. A Ilirlli.lny I'm I. v.

Saturday was the tenth anniversary of Miss Adda Canu'g birthday, and a lot of her playmates were invited in to help her celebrate it. The little hostess performed her part to p. rfec-tion, an 1 you can pist imagine what a merry time a party of thirty-one prettily-dressed little children can have together on sachau afieruoob as yciterday was. A I'retly View. Mr.

W. II. Catterliii has just finished .1 handsome of the University building, with stu-uuin and teachers iu various places in, on and about the building. The photograph is a large one about by 'JO inches raised by his large instrument lrom one taken with his ordinary ciuura, cabinet size. Thursday evening be twet Julm Fords' i a Court street, and South Salem, a diamond shalJ tar-ring.

with a pearl setting in the cen-ttr and three drops pendant. The finder will confer a favor by leaving word at this oilice. Alliuliueiili. Gov. rover Friday appointed K.

Ltv-f ridge an Honorary Commissioner of Emigration for Oregon, to reside in S.m Francisco. Mr. A. B. Cosper was alse re-appoinu-d a Notary Public for tuis county.

lucallcd The following is a list of the letters uncalled for in th'j office of Wells, Fargo A April 10th Pi7j: W. H. liken. Addison Dillev, J. 1-Awson, A.

Prescott, P. Powers, Ira II, btur- Alien ilamsey. in W. WKATHF.ItttiRD. J.

V. WEATIIEKFOUli WEATHEBFOBD IJO, WUULKSALK ANI KE.TAI1, DKALKKr DRUGS, PAINOCS, OILS, GLASS, CHEMICAIS, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumer), Toilet Good, Etc. Puro Wines liiicl ioim For Medical punseA Jtjr-Medicines Corapoumleil and Pre. iptiotn Hlu-1. WEATHER FORD Seplldawllui Strcai, Salem COX DRUGGISTS APOTHECAMES, t'ommcrcial Street, Salem, (In jou.

DEALERS IN Chemicals, Perfumery, PATENT MEDICINES, PI KE WIXES AMI UQlOlPs, A Ac. In Moores Block, formerly occupied by J. Souther." Prescriotions Carefully lied. $1,000 REWARD FOH AH INCURABLE CASE. DR.

IE RICH AC'ft GOLDEN BALSAM. Alter ten years trial on tnis coast nai proven self the on.lv curative in a certain class omlscases pronounced by me lical loners as icurabU. Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN BALRA VI No. 1, cure? Chanchres first ami second stages, Sores on the Legs or Bodv; Sore tars, Eyes, nse, Ac; Syphilitic Cathrrh, Dis-eased Scalp, and all primafv forms of tl iliseae known as Syphilis, i fer bottl or two LeRichau's GOLDEN BALSA.

'A No. 2, cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Svphllltlo Rheumatism Paines in the' Bones, Back of the Neck, Ulcerated Sore Throat: Syphilitic Ras-h, Lumps md Contracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs imd eradicates all diseases from the system, whether caused bv indlsuretlonor cause of mercury leaving the blood pure aud healthy. $." per, wttle, or two for Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN SPANISH AN- tldoie. for the Cure ol tionnortnea.

Cleet, Irration, (i ravel, and all Urinary or Ueuitul disarrangements. Price $2 50 per nottle. Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN SPANISH IN- lection, a wash and injection for severe cases ol (ionnorhoea. Inflammatory Gleet, Strict ii 'es and all es of tbe Kkineysand Bladder.

Flice, fl 60 per nottle. Also Agents lor DR. LE RICHAU'S tOLDEN PILLS for Seminal Weakmss. Night Kmtsslons, Imisitency, and all diseases arising from llastnr- ba'ionand excessive anuses, rrice. Hftr ootue.

The genuine UuLDks Balsam is put npenly Inraund Isniles. On receipt of prico, tl ese medU cineswill be send to all pans of the cc untry, by express or mail, securely packed and Vee obsrval ion. Sole agents, C. F. RICHARDS A Wholesale and Retail Drnggists and Chemists, s.

W. corner Clay and Sansome Streett, San Frani'jsco. uniO'Tli'UiwlT FLCID EXTRACT BUCH'CJ. Is the only known remedy fof liiicsiiT's And a positive remedy for GOUT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, Di ARETES, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Dropsy. Female Complaints, Non-Retention or Ifsontin-ence of Urine, Irritation, Inflarima-tion, or Ulceration of the Bli b-DVKard Leucorrho'a or hues.

Irregular or Painful Wens Bearing Down, Chlorals. Steri ity and all complaints Incident to Ft males. KEARNEY'S EXT. DlCHU For Stone In the "Bladder, Calculus or Brickdust Deposit and MucCsor Milky Discharges, and Iueayies of the Prostrate Gland. KEARNEY'S EXT.

BLfCHU Cures diseases arising from Imprudences, ITslv lts of Dissipation, in all their stages, at little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, ami no exposure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removlig obstructions, prevenilng ana curing strtctuies of tlie I rethra, allaying pain and inCatuatk and ex-Iiellingall iioi.sonous matter. Ustl bv persons In the decline or chmge of life; afer confinement or labor pains, bed wetting in children, etc. Prof Sieelesays: "One bottle of Kearnev's Extract Ituchu is worth moro than all oil er Buchus combined." KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCHU! Permanently enro? all affections of thn Bladder, Kidneys, and Drojislcal Swellings (listing In men, women and children, no matter what the age Ask for Kearney's.

Take no othor. Frier One Oollar per Bottle, or Mi Bottle lor live IKtllnrf Depot lot Duanc Street, New York. A Physican in attendance toanswer correspondence and five advice gratia, Send staa for pamphlets free. CRANE 4 BRIG HAM, Pan Francisco, Wholesale gents. For sale by Druggists everywhere.

Avoid Quacks and ImpoMcr. No charge tor ad Wc and Consultation. Dr. J. R.

Dyott, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, author or sevenl valuable works, can be consulted on all dlserwsof the Sexual or Urinary Organs (which 1- has made an especial stndv) either in ma'e or female, no mai-terrom hat cause originating or how long stand-inc. A practice of 30 years enables I Im to treat diseases wiih success. Cures gunrantetd. har-ges reaoonable. Those at a dlsiano- c4 forwa letter descrlbine symptoms and encU sing stamp to prepay sstage.

Send for the Gulds to lira 1th. Price 10 cents. J. H. DYOTT, M.

Physician an lurireon, lot Duane Strw't. New York TO THE UNFORTUNATE. NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES me. Giistmvs DISPENSARY, 623 Kearny Street. Corner (oinrupi rial St.

SAN FRANCISCO. Established In 14. for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases, such as tlonprrhea. Gleet. Mnciiire, Syphilis in all Its forms, Weikness, Imjioteiicy, etc.

Skin Dis-ea-es vea--. and Ulcertted Lens successfull treated Keminal Wrasineiw. Seminal emission tl a consequence ot sell at -nse. This solitary vl or depraved se Indul-gence. Is pnictlcwl b' the voulh of oth aexes to an almost unlimited extent, prodn with unerrtna- certainty, hp following tralr at morbid symptoms, unless cimbateil by scienU lomedica; measures, viz Sallcw countenance, dark spots undir the eves, pain In the he id, ringing In the ears, noise Yike' the rustling of leaves and rattling chariots uneasiness about the loins, confused Ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence inat-proaching stranagers.

dislike to form ne' acquaintances, a dliKsttlon to slum society, lo of memory, beetle flushes and vari uiseruption abeut tht face, furred tongue, fetlil breaih. co ighs, consumption, n'irlit sweats. monomauUt ami IVe-qnent tnsanlv. If relief be not ol'alned, the sufferer bhould apply Immediately, ir person or by letter, and have a cure effected Vjt h's new and mode of treating this diso.se. whl.1 never falls of a qolck and itical r.nre I r.

will rive one hundred dollnrs to sn person who will prove satisfactorily to him thai he was cured of this complaint by Iher ol tht San Francisco quacks. Cured Home. Persons at a 'distance mav tie CT RED Al HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. tilbbon stating case, symptoms lengih of time oe dlsaase has continued, ami have medicine fronpllv 101-warled. free from damage and curlot v.

to am part of the country, with lull nut plain di rectlons for usi. Persons writing to the will ease state the name of the luperthey saw this at irtlsemcnt In. Ry tncloslng J10 coin. In a letter through the Post mice, or through Well Fargo A a packaee of medicine will be lorvankd Ui any part of the Union. A II corrosnondence strictly Address DR.

J. F. (ilP.BON, fiit Kei ny Street, San Francisco. Postoffice Box Feb 10 deisllwlv Dm. Hall Itejnoltli, I'JIYSICIAXS AND Sl'IUiEOXS Moorss' Block, Salem.

flepSdawtf WsfHsBBMBMlika4 matter that we have omitted to give the pro-' ot each day as tlit occurred. We give below till' renlllt of the moot lUlpoi'UUlt LuoUlcbi truUsuotul during tlie session. IS I'UOBA'IE. In tlm inattt of the estate of John Patterson, (leot ar inveiitoiy and appraisement tiled, pn- seiit. d.

examined and ordtrtd Bled. In the matt, of the estate of J. G. ii, deceased; inventory aud appraisement tiled, presented, examined and ordered tiled, and an order made for sale of personal property. In the matter of the estate of C.

j. Curl, deceased; inventory and appraisement presented, examined and ordered tiled. Ju the matter of the minor heirs of F. A. Woodside.

deceased; hv order of County Court citation was ordered to be issued to the guardian of said minors, directing and requiring him to apiiear and render an account of iiis proceedings tins behalf belure this court at tlie next term thtrcof i i. 11 In tlie matter of the estate of Alliert Kendall, deceased; hearing of applications for final settlement continued until to-morrow. S. F. was appointed guardian of Stanley Lewis D.

and Mary A. Myers, minor heirs Jf KhzalK-'th L. Myers, deceased; bond filed and approved by the court, and letters or-tiered to be issued. John F. Miller was appointed guardian ofS.

Carroll and llertha J. Myers, minor heirs of Elizabeth L. Myers, deceased; boud filed and approved by the court, and letters ordered to oe issued. In the matter of the estate of Allx-rt Kendall, final account of administrator examined and allowed by the Court, and final settlement. Administration closed aud administrator discharged.

In the matter of the estate of C. G. Curl, deceased; ordered by the Court that the sum of tl'Ai be set aide and apportioned from the proceed! of the estate for the support and BDainte-nauce of tlie widow and family of said deceased, during the administration. In the matter of John Patterson, deceased; ordered that the household furniture and utensils be set apart for the use of the widow aud family, and that the administrator be authorized to sell at public or private sale the personal property belonging to said estate, consisting of siiares ami stock in the Capital Lumbering Company, and report his proceedings to the Court. In the matter of the estate of George Long, deceased; will proveD, admittrd to probate, and Humphrey Long appointed administrator, nd It.

Lee, Massy and L. Lemon appraisers of said estate. In the matter of the estate of John Albright, deceased; sale of certain real eatAte, by administrator, in Clackamas comity, confirmed. COJULLSSIONKU-S. Cal Geer was appointed a commissioner t) build a bridge across Drift creek, on the Sublimity and Silverton road, near Dr.

Blackerby's, and across the creek just west of the Poor House ou the road lrom Silverton to Salem, and that said sunerintendent report plans, specifications and estimates of eosts ef each of said bridges to this court at the May Term, lt)75, for its ap proval. A grocery license was gr.mtea to j. j. nyau, Eutteville. for the term of six months.

T. W. Davenport was appoiund a commis sioner to superintend the construction of a bridge across the west branch of Pudding river, on tne road leading from Salem to English's mill, aud that he submit plans, specifications and estimates of said bridge to this court at its next reeular term for ancroval. In the matter ol the location ot a county roaa from a point on the Silverton and Daly's mill road southeasterly, at the south end of what is known as the Allen prairie, near Culemau Bur nett s. Wilborn King, C.

Geer, E. Wolfard, ap pointed viewers. T. N. Davenport, surveyor To meet at A.

Whiting's on Friday, April 10 1875. at 12 o'clock, u. In the matter of a location of a county road from Stavton northeasterly to intersect the Aumsvilli- and Smith's ferry road. William Por ter, Sylvanus Condit and J. V.

hhaff directors R. A. Gesner, surveyor. To meet at Stay ton ou Saturday. I7th inst.

It was ordered that John Bingo, of road dis trict No. 14, be ordered to open that part of the road leading from Dunning a blacksmith shop to Gervais, which lies in his district. UEI.J.MA CATCHES 111. IK BLAZES. Mr.

Local: It seems that our antique friend Belinda is determined to rush into your columns again, to cry down the innocent amusements of society in general, and to demonstrate her "tongueativeness" in particular. Of course we can't shut her up she'd rather talk than' eat. We Piety Hill girls are rather anxious to get a glimpse of this Belinda. She must be a prematurely-antiquated old maiden of an age as uncertain as the derivation of her name, and who, having been disappointed in love if, indeed, the ennobling spark ever kindled in her now petrified heart now sours ou the world ami all the good things in it, aud relapses into au awful state of misanthropy. It is unnecessary to state that she is behind the times but still I'll state it.

She B'-cms to have inherited a full share of narrow-minded runtanical bigotry, and if things were carried on according to her apparent tastes, the condition of Salem society would to-day be similar to what it was in the Massachusetts Salem a couple of centuries ago: Wo should fine a man for kissing his wife on Sunday, should severely punisn any young man who dared to make love to auothtr man's daughter, without the old gent's consent, and we should cast into creek all persons who declined to think as we did; if they drowned without a struggle, we would maguanimouhly acquit them of the charge of witchcraft; if they attempted to regain the shore, the enlightened spectators would atone them to death. But the world moves, and we move with it, if Belinda don't. Poor creature She must resemble a crook-necked squash which has been through the Alden process. She resides in the vicinity of a dreary, gloomy grave-yaid, which fact seems to exert a strong influence over her ideas. Perhaps it were better, after all, that she should dwell in such close proximity to the aw tul presence of the silent tomb, for she is certainly too good, too lifeless for this gay and happy world of ours.

Poor thing I Life hag lost all its sunshine for her, and she falls back on her only amusement, swapping sewing-circle gossip at out us Piety Hill girls with her friend M. G. (Mother Goose), whom she mentioned in a former letter. So it is that every little action of ours is eargerly snapped up and enlarged upon no wonder that anything which happens in our town is spread all over the lot live minutes after its occurrence. Gossip, thou art a virtue Yea, verily.

Yes, Belinda, we enjoy the innocent amusement of dancing, and expect to reach heaven just as readily as though we didn't we promenade in God's pure air, and it does us good, as the roses on our cheeks will testily; we enjoy the society of the young men, and accept their escort to and from" church they like it, we like it, both sides lake it, and we propose to continue it. We admit that we read novels sometimes, and we uon't believe Belinda would dare to read one no doubt she finds her mental recreation ia the absorbing pages of Patent Officr I.eports, Congressional Globes, and such like hair-raising literature. But really, Belinda, yonr early piety has exerted too strong an influence over your ideas; you should bathe yonr leet iu wood ashes every night, remove the bunch of jute from your head, and allow your brain to cool ofi, after which you will find there is not half as much impropriety in the world as you seem to imagiue. If you think us Piety llii'l girls know nothing about domestic economy, just drop around some day and we'll bliow you we can cook a good square meal, and do many other useful things! as well as amuse ourselves. In conclusion, if you can't write your communications in plain English why don't write them at all.

Annie ATTLkEORo. Salfm, April 9. St. Andrews fcoriety. Articles of incorporation were tiled Satusday in the Secretary of State's office, incorporating the St.

Andrew's Society of Oregon. The object of the incorporation ia to assist members of this Society and their families, and other Scotchmen ho may be in distress or in need of material aid, aud the development of the mental faculties of its members by festering and maintaining a reading room and library. The location of the Society will lie in Portland, Oregon. The incorporators are Peter Taylor. Donald Macltav, Thomas Itohertsou, J.

Keith Wilson, A. P.ob-erts. At IlaiT Mast. The flag Saturday was suspended at half-mast over the State Department as a mark of respect to Samuel Fleischuian, wh died at lieckendorf, Bavaria, on the 11th of last March. The deceased was the father of Mr.

David Flesschman, late Assistant State Treasurer, and at present count-cud with the State Department. The letters received by Mr. F. conveying the sad intelligence, also tells him that his father passed away as he had lived, a good man. respected and loved by all who Knew him.

All who know Mr. Ileichman will sympathize with him in his sad loss. Found. The tine ear-ring recently lost between Court street and South Salem was returned to this oilice by Master Joseph Kelly, who works at J. W.

Gilliert's boot and shoe store. Moral if you lose or find anything, if you want to know all about it advertise in the Statesman. Heavy Cnntlng. We learn that the Willamette Iron Works at Portland are now turning out large numbers of heavy castings for the State Capitol at Salem, consisting ot bases for pilasters, window ornaments, pediments, to be forwarded at once to this citv. Lunt.

Between the covered bridge and Ereyman store, last Saturday evening, a black satin fan, with a black cord attached and ornamented with roses. The finder will confer favor by leaving at this office. Jones Patterson. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. NEGOTIATE LOAXS, JIAKK AGENTS FOR Union Fire Insurance Company, of San Francl9co; ami Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York.

OPERA HOUSE BLOC 1 BALEM OKlAiON. OTJK BTTLES: We buy or sell only on commission -charging a per centre for the amount which the yiroiierty is sold or traded, for onr servicfis, due when "the ccniraol stile or trade is made. We will introduce iiurrhasers to the owners ol the property, and leave them free to make the best largatn uiey can, without any interference on our part. We pav all advertising expenses, depending on our commission, when a sale or trade Is niade. we show ti property, where wit run reach, or give letter ol Introduction to reliable parties lir- lng near wuo wm snow it.

All letters of Inquiry promptly and fnlly an-gwered. We have many applications from good, prompt paying men, who will pay la per cent. Tor money, anil give first clsss personal or real estate secu rity, ana pay an ine expenses attemung mating out the papers, Ac. Paartles having money to loan will do well to applv to lis before placing It elsewhere. We charge the lenders nothing lor our service: the borrowers pay us.

Entire satisfaction eiven recardinc the securities. National Business College. (ESTABLISHED IX 13ot.) Flint Between Alder and Morrison and Alder Street between First and Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. II. M.

DE FRANCE, President. W. S. WHITE, Secretary. An Institution designed for a thorotiiih bnsiness training ol young and middle aped men and ladies.

The proofs of the excellence of this institution, lie in the fad that many of the prominent and successful business men of this country, and numbers of leading Accountants, Clerks, and Tele-eraph Operators have founded their reputation for business accuracv and thoroughness In course ol stud? at this Colleae. The complete system and caretulattentloD of EDUCATED AND EXPERIENCED TEACHERS the superior and pra-'tical method ot actual bnsi nessurill, that few Commercial Collep-s havear rived at, precludes the possibility of the student lasting over anv point ever occurring in any business tndetail or whole without thoroughly under standing all the principles involved aud just tow aud where to apply them. An illustration ol the system of Barter and Ex-ehanfrelnall kinds of Business is oflered in the establishment of actual bn-lness departments In which the student notes, bills of exchange and Is made acnnalnted with morey values, rates ot'exchange market fluc-tiiailons, partnership settlements, thus combining theory and practice in a manner productive of the greatest possible advancement. Double and single entry book-keeping, commercial calculations, commercial law, business penmanship, orthography, correspondence, counterfeit bank-note detection, phonography and telegraphy are among the branches taught. We can claim for our department ol iienmanshlp an excellency rarelv equal led and not surpassed by any Business College.

The ladies department is entirely seierate lrom the male department. There are no vacations. Students can enter at anytime. Evening sessions continue through the entire year. For lull particulars.

Address. DfFuance White. Lock Box 104. Portland, Orecon. LAND COMPANY Francisco Bay, Alameda California.

Title Perfect. Incorporated. The NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is now assuming shaie the Guarantee Fund paid In. The compaur will be prejared In March to takes, uuo jeople tiv steamlioat and railroad to their town and lands In one excursion, which lie advertised. Bv reference to the ('oust Survey Chart it will lie seen that at Potrero Point, in front of Newark, tbe deep water comes a the wav through the channel from the Pacific, with the C.

P. K. It. running In a direct line through Liver-more Pass, making this the connecting point lie-tecnall iarts ol the United States, and bv deep water to all rts of the glolie. and the greatest manufacturing point en tbe Bay of San Francisco plentv of water, geod climate, excellent soli and easv communication.

This land will lie sola at unction in April in acres and lots. This eomiianv will commence active operation in building, soon. For all inlormaUon. circulars, maps and sutisctlption, npply at the office of the company. 4o5J California street, basement, opposite itank of California, Francisco.

CHAS. R. PETERS, Manager. marehH-'lm ruorosALs for transportation. OrnrE Ciiife Qv aktekmastfr.

MBI A POHTI. r.r-ura rEALF.D PROP will be receiveil at thiseffice, and at the office Clilet guartermasler, Mililary Division the I'a-citlc, in San Kranclsno, 'nniil noon of Miy 1875. lor transpnrtingU. S. Military S.ots, i-pllesaml Mails, during the fiscal year, July 1 1S75, and ending Juno 39, L-7ti.

over the lollowlnir routes Koine No. 1 lbs, more or from Wal-lula. or Palouse Land.ng, W. to Kort Colville, W. T.

Uoute No. 2 SO, 000 lh, more or le-, fr I nia-tllla. Oregon, to Kort Moi-ie, I.T, Route No. lbs, more or les, froiii.Wln-nemucca. Nevada, to Fort Boise, Z.

T. Route No. 4 His, more or Ipss, from Dalles, Oregon, to Camp Harney, Oregon. Route No. 5 200,000 lbs.

more or less, from Wlnnemtkwa, Nevana, to Cnmp Harney. Orison, Route No. lbs. more or less, from terminus O. and C.

H. R. (California branch) to Fort Klamath, Oregon. Route No. lbs, more or les.

from Roseburg, Oregon, to Fort Klamath, Oregon. For Tranpsortin'j U. S. MiliUry Mails, etc. llonto No.

-lietween Canyou City, Oregon, and Camp Harnev -weekly. Route No. 9 -Between Llnkvllle. Oregon, and Fort Klamath, Oregon semi-weekly. All bids must be in IT.

Currency, and the amounts expressed in writing, rs well as in figures, and bidders will state P. O. address. Separate bids for each route required. The I'nlted States reerves the rlitht to deliver ih whole or anv portion of the stores specified above to contractors, also to reject any or all bids.

Blank proposals, a also printed circulars, giving fell Instructions as to manner of bidding, and stating conditions to be observed by bidders, and other particulars, can be had upon personal or written application to this nttice, or the oilice of the Chief Quartermaster, Military Division the Pacific, Sa Frauctsco, California. R. N. BATCHELDER. Major and Chief Quartermaster.

PROPOSALS TOR MILITARY PLIES. SIP- OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTFK. I IEPATM SST I if TII It OLi: SI HI A. Piutland, Oregon, March 11. 1S75.

SEVLEP PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, under tbe usual conditions, will be received at thU office, and also at tbe offices of the V. S. Quartermasters at the several posts nam oil below, until li o'clock on May 5th, 175, lor the do-llvery of military snpplies during the fiscal year, beirtnning Julv 175, and ending June 30, IK.fi, as follow: Wood, Charcoal, Oats, Barley. Hay, and Straw, or such of said supplies as may be ic-qtilred at tne following named iwsts Vancouver Depot, W. T.

Fort Stevens, Oregon. Fort Canby (formerly Fort Cape Fort Townsend. W. T. Fort Colville, W.

T. Fort Lapwal. I. T. Fort Boise.

I. T. Fort K'amafh, Oregon. Camp Harney, Oregsn. FortAValla Walla, W.

T. Bids for any portion of the supplies ill lie entertained. The Government reserve the right to rejeot anv or all blda. Blank proposals and printed circulars, showing the kind and estimated quantities required at eaub post, and giving roll Insruc-tiona as to tbe manner of bidding, conditions to be observed bv bidders, and terms of contract and pavment can be obtained by iersonal or written application to tbe Quartermaster at tbe various posts or to this offlce. Tho price In 8.

cnrreiicT. must be expressed In writing as well as In figures, and all bids for Hay and Wood must state the kind proposed to be delivered. 8e each peat, and perate proposals win oe maae tor Didders must state their post office auuress. E. N.

BATCHELDER, Major and Chif Quartermaster. nnopin iioimsn tsulldlnir Commer cial street, Salem. Oregon. AugStf REMOVAL. Plamondon Stimpson JJAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK Liquors and Cigars To the Belvedere Saloon, where thev will ba pleased to sec al 1 their old friends.

None but the choicest brands set out. Give them a call. Sepldtt OSCAR KILBOURN, Auction Commission Mercha't WILL rrjl'CHAPE AND SELL KEAL Estate, Furnltnre, Etc, General Agent National Life Insurance Companv. U. S.

Ganger for Oregon, orner First aud Pine Ktreeut, PUR I LAM), OBimV Augltslawt NEPTUNE BATHS AND SHAVING SALOON. Stewart's Block, Commercial Street. C. Fliedner Prop'r ATHS, HOT AND COLD, READY AL- always. Sepldtl COMMERCIAL Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, CORNER COMMERCIAL aid TRADE STS, SALEY, OREGON.

DAVIDSOX BEA, Prop'rs. Constantly on hand a well selected stock of HOUSES FOE, 1 At low rates. Cood Horses and Carriages to Let. Horse Kept on Livery, Nov. lfldlf.

P. J. LOOSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR. M-nte Street, Salem, Oregon. RtEPS HASO A complete stock of Foreign and Domestic Clothes Cassimeres and Vestings, Which be will cut and make to order, or cut and flu SatlsiacUon guaranteed in all cases mavS-tt.

OPERA SALOON. IV Co Street Salem, Oregon. O. SMITH, Proprietor. The beet cjualltv of incs, LinuorH CJismi't ALOAYs ON HAND.

UK TITE LATEST ami MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, fc5Open all nlthtjpg Mules for Sale. mlVO 5IULE TEAMS WITH WAGONS AND Harness complete, will be sold cheap. One Stan large and one medium size No. 1 work and ri ling animals; klnii, sound and In good order. Wagons.

Hum's make, nenrlv good as new. Dec. 20.dtf D. M. WATK1N DP, Salem SALEM IRON WORKS.

Front St. Salem, Oregon, B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r. Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Reapers, And all kinds of Marhinerr repaired on short notice.

Planers. Matchers, Shapers and Stickers BllUwtf to orlcr. BOOTHBY STAPLETON. Manufjicturrr an1 naler In Doors, Blinds, Moldings, KTC. UrarVrtsand all kinds ol Scroll nAVIXJ THK RrT FACILITIES AND the latest improved wood-working machinery to manufacture the above articles, will oflcr inducements to customers.

Also wood-turning In all its variellos. fcsrorders rrom the country promptlv altendel to. Office and Manufactory Corner of Front nl Mate Streets, bjdlmwtf Eureka Market It. MOHKIM, Proprietor. Kecis Constantly ou band a full Assortment of FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL MUTTON, CHICKENS, SMOKED MEATS.

ETC. ETC. ATE KTREET, Sulem. Oregon. REMOVAL.

DR. J. W. McAFEE HAS REMOVED HIS place of re.sidcncc 10 the last house on Court Street, on left hand side, going towards the river. Aili'-xllill Land for Sale TWENTY AC RES OF LAND, P.ET'VEEN Salem an the Fair Grounds.

Buildings, Orchard and Small Fruit. Convenient for gardening purpo-es. Immediate po.sslon given to purchaser. If sold soon will be sold cheap. Inquire si this onVe.

ml.S THE SALEM DEAY AND HACK COMPANY'S Trucks and Carriages- ARE ALWAYS HEADY FU RUSINESS. BATES: CALLING -First hour Kach succeeding hour RIDING-Per hour To or InimTiainsor steamboats FOR FUN EH A LS A hack Febi-idtf So 00 2 4 00 $100 Reward. THE ABOVE REWARD WILL RE PAID lor the arrest ami return to the Oregon Mate Penitentiary of couvict William Simpson, Who escaped Frldnv aiterroon, February 12th. SaldSlmiHon Is vears old. five fi-et eiitht inches In heghth medinm fair complexion, blue ees, brown hair: right eye has been injured, one part of It appearing blue, the otner brown.

Has a scar across opper lip. and right middle finger off. Supposed to have gone towards Valley. W. IL WATKIMDS, Supt, Salem, Feb.

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