Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

i. l)Rf GOODS. THO. UERRAMI. J1ISCELLANEOIT8.

UlBCKhLAXWH WEEKLY OREGQri STATESMAN. i 1 WEATHER BYTEIJEMBAPII. Monday rentag Just as one of the opera torn the 0. N. Portland had finished a mossngo to the Dalles, Hie line went down hence we have no later report than the following telegrams which were received 9 Ai St.

Wallulu Cloudy; thermometer. 8 viyer gorjted with ioe here this morning; have about eicnt inches of snow. Walla Wall Had his snowstorm last night; have abont 17 inches ou the grouiid now; thermometer 10 deg. UuiatillaSuow fell about an inch last night, we have about three inches; thermometer, 13 deg.v river is three inches lowor than at any time last winter. Palles Weather very olontly; it has been snowing all night; thermometer, 17 neg.

Dining the present state of affairs that which most interests onr readers is the weather in the BELIEF XTI MIT1EE. The actions of the Nebraska and Kansas Be lief Committee havtf been retarded by the refusal of the Union Pacific B. B. Company to transport the floor from Ogdea eastward free. The following telegram was sent by Mayor Wright and, the answer below is also given.

SaiMt, Jan. 11, 1876. E. O. C.

Ord. Omaha. Nebrssks: We hsve fifty barrels of flour ready for Nebraska Sutfer-ers. Can transport free to Ogdea. If you.

can get it free from that point will ship at once. Cannot send anything but dour. 1 A John G. Wmoirr. v.

Oauu, Jan. 13, 1874., John XJ. Wright: Union faciflo carry free for our society, but we can buy corn meal here for one dollar sixty cents per hundred. Would it not ba better tor the tnfl'erers, to tell the flour through Capt E. D.

Baker, Quartermaster U. B. Ogden, aud aeud the money bare to buy meal for sufferers, which they prefer? E. O. C.

Onn. Chairman State Aid Com. The Mayor has written, stating in substance that if thev cannot receive tha flour at donated, it will not be sent. BT VfRTfTE OF AN IfKffktl ontof iho llonorahle of Uie Jateorregon, tho.josaty Marian, ea tt Hth dav of Jleceniher, Ik7, In fcvor of C. It'halay.

.1 A J't Whitley, dcaased, dafta.iant, for tlie earn of Are tnitvlred doil.rraBd th furl the WW fleieinisnt Hi.sa Whitley. I have lara-d iinand will sell at anciii.ii on Ik.t STur the nth dy of reoroary. l75, at one ovtiT all the rljrht, title ai.d IhlcreM of the siltl Whitney in and to the following pre to-Vii-AH of lot His the lty of rains. iog.wr with tH tbs tenviniit Improveiorsui apnur. tenjirn e.

therennto lielongf ng, all In tht ol Marion, uiwi Wait of Oregon. T. a Ml AW. bt.HtrotMailonCiiny. Hnlam.

turn, Jan. l7w Sheriff's Sale. in 1JY riRTfE HFAW KWRfVTItyW, I'rKI out of I lie ibnieratok CouatyC'oarl of the Stale of Oregoa, lor the ounty of Mariua, Hi day of Kwemlmr. lT4. ia faror at H.

B. Elan. Kitmii. plaintiff, aad tcunet taa Ram lloaiarr sunsef or.e liun'lred and ttilrtj-tbrt and llftv no-bun. dredtb dallsra, tid uiu, aad Uwifuriha ma of iiuifii bimi ten oollara auets, lo- annum from live list uar ut Marob.

i74, sad ti-itming-coM. I hsve Ii-vleil iin aad willwil.i public aoetliMi on Satwrdsy the attfc day Jann. IbM, st 1 o'ulMk r. Uie court houw daor In snld county atkl Ciaie, all th right, title aad Intere af th asbi llaver tiwlery aTanalhRtannc Oofiiuaiiy.it and to the tellewisg swanked nrs Imnt. lo-slt: A ccrLuin Jand, dtuate, rj Ingand being lo tnWcityef Jetrer-lyii, Marios aad ornedrs in.

iiaiBMncing at IxSut igiit swat-Itv (ne-hunirlib chain, aotiin of the aotna Una of Martin Umitb'. land beigli! of J. A.Peuu) b-ker, Noremher ilh, WHO (aUd Mint betng os th eaet Una of Mslo rre, in the lty -f ItBnnou). tlienc eaet tbre chaine. eacaaiilrwaeiaia tnrn.

west tare eaulse. tliewoe norm wacbstn. tattiaplaua at Beaiuuksg. eaalatsing suaatylx hdriths au-onf or ices, together WUti umivncmeni woproMsnMR saa apps tsanau naotiaai river la a. Kmufa'a wti i.

for whiuti a raoe It soaecruutad aaaveyisr wster Utroinrh CIm atravalt fn-e me ef all the wutur piteeing ihrouch tbe shnr said prenHea, all Lu afariua aounty aud ntat Ad Salem, Og, NOTtpIil. IIE IM Tlttf EEEW PJf. Ir appoiBakd AlsiimetratarlnrttiMstor Jutia 4'nip-roai Iste of nateati Atartaa jouoty, Oregoo, aAM hereby gia last paraaa nitiiii. or sa-osua. i-oaniM aaalnnt naia muuu.

rei tinted lo i reaent llr vou hara to at taa offl. of Jonen A partereon, tn th said city oC MWo, wMhin six months frost fl Aste or 0i aaihia. -u -a, si, SnJi-m, t4. Executor's Wotleei NOTM'E IS HEREBY iOIVEK THAT Te' uaitersiauett kas been dulv mnii I a. C'ottntt Coart Mrtin 4t win ana UlKaracDt.

AUWbetk L. Mrnns. or at! roant deceg wt A li larstus know- Mie t)it eetste sre raque-cd te mak intra Irat nfiymest. sad alt oersoae vhsrolataksaiciiaiittha earn will nee. tot (weak.

properly tentiad.to I agaadat km I tue uy oi asaaja, wsbis ia swaths Vrti. Tut -w iv.j.v of ta lad wilt and tnaht ef itUn- beib Myers, da-eaed. laj1wt CHAS: HIRSTEL A COvl Jto. Fortlaad. Orswan.

wiiclesale Doalers Books ZJXatiaas AStf Y- ia TOYS. tlivltesttentioo to to thai large sMekW 'j SCitOUi, EOMEA, I -j irs A TOV BOOKS, tr. bla'b6e, w7TE, I ETTEe ASlV CA? FAFFJtS. ri.AT tir rAFEHS, aU daas aad wstda; FRIVTERvi CARUe) ASt CAUiEOAEll, all Size. aot raxuHsai Jt GOLD PKrv's AJI0 FaJffTLn, CCTLEBT.

BCKSOE4 1KB SffEaRa b.t.tJ' 'j. Aad an eadss sartatf ot Yankee Notions and Tota' BLAKE BOOKS ICaaoiautaral ardor. SOLDISSS WAR CLAIM AGSridY, a HTtf5wlnfT B1ctt SAlt'l-BJUtCLSOO, CAI H. AIKEY, ATTORWET-AT-LAW AD or to RepubHa 4 a CailtoVnta 4and mi Btttlw the eMtto Aa.tttWMw.1 Travel Fay. now due CaJirornts sod natei-r.

aicbarged meea nnaa tbre hundred nH froro borne. Soidivr. can di ytad aa aur kaliug. Information gives, me af charge Whan writing enclot stamp (or reply and pan sad pemseut, ana wnetoer voa hsv a aiaiharge. 'ortsrrAe has extvodt tne time tbr nlina clainh for atrdtianal betinty endpr acf of Jmv pl.

a Jannarv an all ssj rleita niK be mail, before that titan, ta-igmal bounty et tH has br-a I towed a volunteer wsa snSMad betarajaly ii Kl, for three rears, Mtt nakrt taa name wlien dischargao. Land wsrranaoas aa aatsm for arrvicr. rendered httorm ihM, ut sat far seivkek the hue war. Pensions for 1st war snd war of obtained aad jn.rfasui when sl- luwra war km ism mantnitry pnt sa ponton. are aUnwatt Mealean and Florna war Mlrtjeys.

State af Texas has gitkatna paaai jan iw survtvlnc setrraa Texas Boawtuaao. i Kw Orleans aad Mobil Prist atiSMf -W now tn and bHag paid. W. H. Alkcm ale atwada la wa- I Law ana ceiiectioa Bunrma.

AectTt-cMatMOt-wfoi 1 National BnsiDiess College (latAhxiauu in'. Jsd 'tjRtOOK. WV WHITK, ffncBETAHY. An fori thoronh Vn1rti-A tri.iu.iig ot yonng amisfMleansal memmvi hwtW. The proof? of ihe excttikrtkt this ttvUUMion, ti tn ihe frit tfrt iranr tt lite irrmincni aitd i cesIiti iHisiiress inea tyf ennivtrT.

mm be of leading tjeriu, jsnd TN-TitTrr. erafm- have fne thetr reputntio fvr UuirFeM fM4ir mnti rti-wifTFii Hi rrw ciifl" at thirt CoUcwti. Xhawi.ulia ivKtw mm carefrjiactencion uf 1 a ZtlCAHJ tlTIaUEJCID the superior sad nrnnaial astlhal st actual awai-ness drill, that lew Cokatnerosd Coileaea baas sr rived at, preclmles the pujuuhkluy af tha stadeat racxlny. over anv point ever ascurriog iu any hue-lo, in.letait or whole wfthont thoroughly unWr landingsll We priiKHplTat nrojvod suit Jh how snd whoro tasppyy An HMMtrstiou nho eyrtaa, Ban i awd nw- ehange In all kinds ef Bsniiieas eaerari ta lav estahlwhrnent of actual business departments In which the wmh-nt huv. note, hills of and Is ateae aqnslutnl with aionay vatiw), rate.

etv4taoge wmr Vrt gn. tiuu luna, partnership nsulnka.nl, etA tbu ones-billing Hhmwv sik practice in a nutnnr jriiictivt. thegreateet powwible nlySnaraieiit. fmiM snit single entry aeaakesutst aatnala lions, (Yiminerciai law, hueineM pearn nnuu. or-tlKarrsphv, correspondence, countorfrit tant-rtiir.

sad tea-grant aasaisnan; the hraiK-hc. taiurht. We can claim Rr our fleptfrfment of an extwllewcy rnrery ewHnlle'l and nor airnaaer.1 by any Bunlne. Colleire. The tndte oejaw'nMjnt li rutirrly Mperai trrnn the mate departnanM.

Titers are no vacation- rttmlnnt.aaa asier at any tiura. Evening ewi oonllno LWaagh ttaj entire year. For full particular. rrrTKANtaX Wiitia. Lock Rot 104.

Fort land, Onaon. Jones St Patterson. REAL ESTATE AGEMTS. F.tJOTIATE LOANS, COl.IECTPI0?i'S.. FOB' Union Fire Insurant ComptsjV offiaa FrsaoUoat and r.

Mutual Life lasnraBerr CoarpaBj, at SMt OPERA HOU3E DLOCK UU. OBEWO.t. t-rJ- A -Maiaa Ukinpr cent. Interet ui-I aruiB co, and nTcaaB-fLe ie rai'l A. JI.

hiticy, iloceated, lo be levied of Hi hroper snoah. chsttlu. Innil. "I prriTni. per niootn intereit os ortt-dta and tiny ona-tnaMtraath dailsrs, gold coin, from the 21 of AarU.

Is: 4. aad the mm of wventy-thiee dollar. V. S. gold silk imere.t inoreon st IS rank ar I DnsTOAn Dnos.

REMOVE) TO Tho ITex7 Otoro! LARGE' TOClt ''-0M NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS! ImportAtious Direct from New York and the Main- 1 ufactoriei IsJ CI MATE MOVED TO Of Hf.W Store, somsr ot Court' and Charm aJl streets, where we hare opened a Larger Otock than Ever Ofall aruoles tatted to Uie wants af this OUta. Daring a reshleace In Salem of ten yssrs, it has ahrays bees oar shn 10 study the wants of osr patrons, and we Improve this eccastoa to return our thanks to the pubite for the very liberal taraagn whteh waaaa been enabled to seenre the erection of ear present large and com modleus building, aad We atanra oar rriends and aatrans that In the future ws will soars no fort te aeuara eevtiaaanc ar tfaafa- ntvor. Ws ar sow bettar praparad la piaaaeaU who may gtva as a call, and (set assured we ess gtv sstlnwfn For fall aad Winter trade anr stock CaMrl'i Hair lotr ff Caaierr, (Alt Wool.) Black uad Colored Slltta, Japans SUki, Black aad Colored alpacas. Orientals, Brapete, VT Elrev Ettu Etc. Alas, jfoU Hss af JLADUTS CLOAKIMOSe Ladle's Underwear and Corsets.

Also, a large lot of NEW CTYLC OH AWLO. tMIin Kit S3XOTD1, tncewoolors and at old prices. Particular attention to ta! ted to our stark of Cert's sy'fi a.talaf i FURNISHING COODS, At0 -Lt Iitaor-t atiosaat OF Ladies and Misses Furs A Splendid Assortment, Stable, Mink, Wartln, Alatka, etc. WMch larger than ever bribrc, and made te order Ibr as. IUTS Es4 CAPS, BOOTS sid 8E0E8, Crsc'-j end Oro6eries.

4 atacA nf lEBrairt 0arpts, Thraa-Ply Carpets, Body Bruel Carpets, OH Cloth and Matting- -I i Which we make speciality. TTEEDS, TliimS, CAS! BLAKE KT9. ETC, ETC. .11 1' xcaanaa a gVCouatry prodorw takea Sods. onEYLiAn onos: (Kew ill! CORKER COrET ASD COMMBBCIAL SAI.KM.

ORtXJOM, Km. MISCBLLANEOUS. CTJ rH Si ..11 I 1 r- on xn North Salem Store I W. L. WADE, IS ION'S RR.I0,OPPCIeITE THE FACiXJET Uhs tuM recsiveu a tun awvriiiiHsiib wt b- Ceneral Merchandise, Dry Coods, Croceries, 7 Boots and Shoes Hardware.

Clothing, rnjotilated tor the my aw room try trad Kotigbl as low, and will he i at as ami a ar as taosa who sail at oust. saBT uouak wntni 'any nsrtol' the ott tiro of oSSr" AprsMA FOR THEJIPUDAYS! TURKEYS, GEKfE, IUCKS, CHICKEXS an.l (iHine Beet, Pork, Matttvn and Hmall Ruasters SuearOu-o'l Hums ami Drier Beet, CsSTItrerything found In a well-regulated estab- j. G. (ICLOERT I gBm 1 a 0a 11 mi gi Ill 1 a 1 1 The Uoveruor's Iteprleve-yTarrastt ofEa- cntloti. Stvtk of Onr.oos, ExEcrnvE Orricts.

I SAUra, 13th, W3. To the iRheriff of the county bf Marion md his De puties: To the end thttthe annexed warrant may be executed subsequently to the taking effect ot the Act of the Legislative Assembly regulating criminal executions, and in order to allow ft reasonable time to- elapse between the final deciKHu of tho Supreme Court, in the case of the State of Oregon, vs. Thomas Gerrand, in said warrant; ren.rred to: L. F. Urorer, Gov-ernor of do hereby tuspehd the execution of the same, and of said warrant, from the 15th day bf A.

I). 1375. named theroin to the 3i)th day of January, A. D. 1875, on which last named day, between the hours of one and three o'clock in the afternapn thereof, said warrant shall take effect, and be executed in the samo manner as if this reprieve and suspension ef sentence bad not been granted And I rail upon the said Sheriff of said county of Marion, and his Deputies and all officers whose duties are afioctcd hereby, to see that this, my ord jr, in the premises ba carried into effect.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the Seal of the State of Oregon to bo affixed, this the day and date above written. L. F. Gaovsa, Gorernerof Oregon, 1 1- s-1 Attest: S. F.

CHAnwirg, Sec of State. In the Circuit Court of the State of. Oregon, for the county of Marion. State of Oregon vs. Thomaa Gerrand; Murder iu the first degree.

To the Sheriff of Marion county. State of pre- giui, and to his deputies, greeting: hereas, at a regular term of tha Circuit Court of the State of Oregon; for the countv ot Mai began and held at the court house in Saluin, Oregon, on the Hth day of June, a. t. 1874, Thomas Gerrand was dulvindicted for the crime of murder in the first degree, in killing on Thomas J. Hubbard, ripen which indictment the said Thomas Gerrand waa duly arraigned, pleaded Xot Guiltv.

and was. at the regular November Term, a. n. 1874, of said Cir cuit Court, duly tried and found guilty as charged in the said indictment. Pursaant to which it was on the 10th judicial dsy of said term, the same being the lttth dav of November, a.

D. 1874. dulv ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas Gerrand be. on the day of January, a. i.

1875, and between the hours of one and three o'slock in the afternoon of said day, hanged by the neck until he be dead. And wheresa, the said cause was duly appealed to the 8uprema Court of the State of Oregon at the December Term thereof for the year 1374, ia which court, alter argument of counsel and due consideration by the said court, it was, on the 13th judicial day of said Wm, tba same being the Sth day of January, A. r. 1875, ordered and adjudged that the judgment of the Circuit Court aforesaid, be in all things athrmed. and therefore it was ordered that said Circnt Court aforesaid proceed to carry its ssid order and judgment into execution.

Now, therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, yuu and each of you are hereby commanded that on the 15th day of January, A. n. 1375, you take the said Thomas Gerrand from the place of hia contineasent ia tlie common jail of said county, to the place of execution in said countv, and that yon then and there, between the hours of one and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, csnae tha said Thomas Gerrand to be hanged by the neck until ba be dead. Hereof fail not at your peril, aad make due exeontion and proper return of this writ. Witness, Hon.

B. F. Bonham, Judge of said Circnit Court with the attwta- tiou ofD. H. Murphy, the Clerk of said S.J Court together with the seal thereof, affixed, this the eleventh tilth) day ef Jannarv.

A. 1875. B. F. Bokhax.

Judge of the Third Judical District for the Stats of -Attest: TV. VI. Unrat. Clerk of the Circuit Court ef tha State of Oregon, far the County of Marion. I-OtML, H4TtS.

There are about 250,000 scecies of living ani mals. Barlow P. O. Clackamas countv hat been dis- -contittned. The river is frozen almost entirely across in some places.

The Australian dog and theppard dog of Egypt nsver bark. The Mfg Co. will resume opera tions February 1st. 1 The ice in the race prevents operations at tha Salem Flouring Mills. There are two things Ttm should not borrow trouble aad a newspaper.

The Judge. T. Hyde. was quite promi nent on the streets yesterday. The thermometer stood six decrees above zero at six o'clock Wednesday evening.

Toe storm for bovs to go to school yesterdav. but first rate weather to go skating. The literarv contest between the Alkaa and Hsperiana wifl be next Friday evening. Got. Graver has ac-oointed Charles Bcbaekel Commissioner of Deeds, to reside in St.

Louis, Mo. Street Commissioner Howell, reverted all the fire hydrants in good working order teat renin. The Governor has reappointed M. M. Melvia of Gardner City, Notary Public for Douglas county.

T. T. Campbell and J. E. Murphy are now heeling a successful religious revival ia Monmouth.

1 Wavne H-tev, savs the red on the drunkard's nose ia a reflection from the regient he ia fast approaching. The Shaksrereana have a room handsomely furnwhed in Gray's block, corner of State and Liberty streets. The merry iiagle of sleigh bells yesterday in dicated that quite a number were making good use 01 the snow. In Brain there are 10 000.000 fine wooled me rino sheep, tended by 50,040 ahapbardt and guarded by dogs. Good time far bathinsr.

So tfaonwht Mi.W. F. Boothby when the tea broke Wednesday and tot him into about five feet of water. Ugh! Tha total annual productions of toboceo it t- ti mated at 2.000,000 tons. Forty different species of this weed are described by botmaists WbT is it that B.

H. Price A Co. have such an immense stock of flour, bran and chopped- leea on naaar jxchiw umt nra a muwr iu the firm. Governor Grover sopoitited Carl Pruhn, Honorarv Commissioner Of Emiffratien to side at Bamangen on the Baina for Bhiuiah Prussia. JJ1 hs Beaver and Fsonie Patton cam down yesterday morning.

1 her are now lying at their wharvebi, where they will probably reatam for tome time. The sirene has been brought into unison with the sennd prodneed bv mseets, and indicates that the wings of a gnat nap at the rate of times per second. We learn from the Capt. of the Ohio that the machinery is beiag taken ffom tba Albany. It is probably tba intention to let tha hull remain at the bottom of the river.

Gov. Grover has appointed the following per sons So tens Public: Wm. M. Ramsey, of la- fayette for Yamhill county, and 8, (i. Caudls of St.

Helens, for Columbia county. There have been $340 collected from the three lodges of Odd Fellows in this city during tha year ending 1874 far the mainbunence of the Odd Fellows' Library Association. Lewit Rosa, better known at the Flying Dutchman, was picked up Wednesday night in an alley, dead drunk. He was brought before Recorder Coffee yesterday and fined $2.50. An enterprising furniture dealer of this city has had two alarm clocks placed in his sleeping apartment; one is set lor the purpose of waking him up, and the other to notify him that hs must get np Immediately.

Mr. B. Coffey, who was canvassing for means to print those emigration circulars of whteh we spoke a day or two since, not having raised a sumcient amount reiunuen the same yesterday, to those having subscribed. A Missouri an who attended prayer meeting with hit daughter felt compelled to rise up and remark: "I wait to be good and gw to heaven; but if those fellows don't stop winking st Marv, there will be a good deal of prancing around here me iui taing loey anow. Kot a neater or pteasanter establishment in the city than that of Charley Helienbrsnd's restaurant.

He buys the very best the market affords, and cooks it in the most palatable style. He receive his oysters directly from Yaxiuina Bay and his way of preparing them is acknowledged to be superior to that of any other place in uie city. Lenwenhock has computed that 10,000 threads of the full grown spider are not larger than a single hair of the beard. He calculates, farther that when young spiders begin to spin, 400 of them are not larger than one of full growth allowing which, 4,000,000 of a young spider's threads are not so large as the single hair of a man Deara. Last Saturday evening Mr.

Catteriin the photographist on State street had a picture frame with about twa dozen photographs taken. Hs thinks it was probably done for a joke, and as such it will be received if they are returned Immediately. If not returned he will at once take measures to bring the parties to time, aa. tney are known to mm. ROMS or HONOR.

The names of the fallowing pupils have been placed upon the Central School roll of honor during tlie month ending January 8th, 1875: Bgooirn Gbade. Frank Brown, Osea Cooper. Thomas Cave, Ella Calvert, Ada Calvert, John nie Drake, 1 rank Dnrbin, Carrie Helmau Florence Holman, Scott Laughery, Mannie Laaghead, Cormae Lewyellvn, Herman Stase. Stella Skiff, Kate Smith, Minnie Shaw, Johnnie Wuimay, Adella Walker, Grant Walling. Nellie Teacher.

Thtbd Gbade James Berrv. Georoe Hatch Emma Chambers. Trella Foltz. Lorint Iaub. head, Alice Mathenyi James Patisoa, Willis Pat-teon, William Patiaon, Bella Smith.

Edith Bnutn, Marcus bkiff. MA-ma Fornix, Teacher. Ilules for Sale. TWO MV1.1t tr. A MS TTITH WAOW AN Uornees complex-, will bo sM Ij.ap On Stan large and one medium Mze No.

I work and ri ling animals; klu'l, fHind and In god order. Boifi's DVike, nearly a. new. M.dlf J). M.

WAT KINDS, Salem. 3VOTIC33, Ail PERSONS KSOWIJif TIIEMKKLVEb lnU'btel to me are earne-tly reiiientel to call and mak lavnient. All not settled within a reaiwmatile thne from this date will he stoHied and tn the hsii'ls ef sn attorney tor Ion. JCIIV WRKvJIT. Den.

28.1 In DR. J. hi. oARDWELL, EEA8 REMOVED TO RilOM NO. Dr Jam.

sum jKiiming. corner af rlrutwl HMk wniup mrecia, x-oriiuuu. tlec.IA..iin GROCERY PR0V1SI0II R. H. PRICE Mate ftirret, Nul-m, DEALERS IN Fauilj Groceries, Flour, Feed, etc.

i ONE OF THK MEMBKR IIP THE FIRM call, at the lioile of their etistouiere to re. eeive ilielr order, every soornlnr. tiroou. uenvereu premntly lo any tart ef tht Orders rBupectfully solicited. nor.

is, SEPD te ipr free at chir TOT ft I. 4 I'aWMlti JkMit an'l tb Porf Utnil, mud fu will rveivc W. act iOd ry0- L. C. So.

109 First Ptrrrt, HAS THE f.AKOEs'r AssoiiT.ii: OF JEWELRY ANO SILVERWARE 1ST TflE STATE. Br cnna.annng a tor fart of his Stock is his own Manufartor XKacUti to tlie Store, tie can and will sell at prices ijves tl.an any other esttbllshment In Portland. Our Books MUFT BE BALA.HCEO BEFORE JAW. Ary 1 7j. All person.

iotivMed was ra reniiested to rettle by the above time, ei-het by cah sole i-a-h preferred. Vo exrept leas we suit bar coin or good lan kabie paper iMM.lsdlm, R.H. FR1CKA ORLGOf SEED DEPOT HACHENEYi 8TEMME. I. lltar 1 At LOB FoKTLASD.

WE ITATE Jl'BT EHCE1TED Ot'B KEW Stoikof Field, Fiewer and Cardan Seeds For ,1875. Fruit gna ornamental rrua constantly on band. Benti ir i.nsl"goe. da-IMlm. TO BDTER8 OFfiOLIDlT PRESEITS JPST EErFJVETJ.

A FIXE TMPORTATIO.V artnntaePeKrrn7FRr AsoFAwrr Giom PS no tn enuti nsaaner s. to irpl- a winM stw-able Holiday Present for sn la.lv. at. I'X-IER, northwest earner FlrK and thik streets. Portfsnd.

Prtrat prearriptlons cnrefullv compounded. tVaf-A fhU aorlment ot pan.ia'n Fan-cy Gooila P. HSLUTXH, i Will arreafter fiimd at the spmbeaat earner raoni of Reed Opera House, up stairs. aaleis, Oct. altf.

TreeSePlsBlsShrnbil FieH, Flwr aad Garden Seed! AT SEED DEPOT, fT.mtL Market. Portland, or at Ms N'arwry, Ea Portland. What need la net grow 1 import from the nuaS reliable seed siea in the East. Catalog tree. Orders solicit-.

A -decll-dlm H. HAXSOS. PortlanL KNIGHT LORD, ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW, alem, Orrsoa. Gmvt In Porhtnt Brk-k, earner ef Coaitnwrela, aad 8uua ttreeta, Aprttrlr. W.

W. MARTIN, PEACTICAL Watclimaker Jeweler Bank Building, Stale Street, Sslen. WATCHES, 0L00KO, JEWELRY. A Good. Si-tr St-k AIM tn agent for tba a Band; Kew Stylt ROSKOPF WATCH.

The onty "FARMER'S WATCH." Call and sea uiess. Wsttfaen, flocks and Jrwrlry. Haas tfc Hernandez. AFT TT. T-TVF OF AVD PLATED Ware.

Books StattoBerv and Fanrv Spev-tsl attention paiil to reiairing af ail kiryia. Ordert from the country attended ta wuh cars. Choii-e brands of Cigar and Tobacco constantly oa send. Sepi dtf IDAHO AXOON. J.

C. Adklns, Prfp'r. A ran and eeaaplete assortment of the I brand. LIQUORS, WINES. and CIGARS Ccnrtantly oa hand.

Attached to this saloon Is a An BILLIARD TABLE. Cowmekciai. Street, fialeaa. Oregoa. OPERA SALOON.

in OPEHA IIUILUIItU, reet Salem, Oregon. O. SMITH. Proprietor. The best quality of Wines, LtqnorM Ac Cifff.ra AUUH US UASU.

Latest and most appr'ovep patterxs, EaruHn an amnufr nn.a BrCntSKI A5I CIX1TH (-IX) ESI Made lo Order. ALL KITPS OF SEWINfi MACHINES RE-rairrd. Work warranted. Machine sunnlle. kept en hand at tlie Singer Otlloe.

north vtle of auiia ra, eaiem. u. r. eilA.N lii.K.K. doolliUia.

AenaC COMMERCIAL Limy, Sale and Feed Stable CORSEI COMaERCI.U ni TRADE BALCIF, OREGON, DAVIDSOX I1K, I'rop'rn Constantly on hand a well selected stock of -HOESE8 FOJK, BALE I At low ratw Good Horses and Carriagaa Let. Ilttraea Krpt rt I.lTeF;, Xor.r9.ltf. P. J. LOOSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR Btato Ktreet, Kalcut Ikrrgott.

OS HAXIk A complete stock of Porolgn and Domestio Clothes Catsimeret and Vestinga, WhU-h he will cut ar.il make to onler, or cut and Ut. satHHactlon guaranteed In all ca. Fise Watches, Jewelry and Sil vcrnare! FOR THE HOLIDAYS Sr AT LOWER ATF.S TUi's AXY OTHER house io Portland, at JOHN ll.fXHU13It!S, Watehriu-P and Jewoler, 93 FlrcA a'troet, Portland. Gamls wamintrd aa ropreiuusi. 4rdors hy or Exprcts aticmlcl lo with ktd usro siutat a.

low priceaas if tho bi-fcr waa liore In vrron to make the tr'Ajrent fr the catehrattHl Roskopfiiinm 'Watches. Or. V. CHASE. BlttVk.3 XT.

COt, LATK SURiiEON toiu itecia. Onwa. IHiruin'. block ka. ui7ily up lu Thf Crf atest Woiir of the Ag4 or TO THE Clieinelieta Hotel, Torwierly used by tha ractory Store; HIS REASONS FOB li Ing no rent to pay, the proprietor can unden sett any one oily, farsitrs, rangers, Met uhantcsstid Citizens on horaehsck.

Men on food People from shroa1, lame men. Poor crlnotea siwafliienana mnamen, rcmemoer last you win sons aoodn af Come fof your iwy Good to the Cheapest 4iacef Iri VoUn BUT YOCE Drugs? and SXetitHne? -r FRIEDMAN'S DRUG STORE where sImnriK Is prepared to serve voa. end a wsa atslerlaalt taa kmlssm. All Itasca) KMlca! men send their prescriptions to8. Fslsli Stan, bacaua Baas dispenses roe.il.

iiVi sroprrly. leo can bay the beet brands of wineJ br any eenu a Dottle at tha Halem in-ug store. I Calico aiattUimstisi vay lsr. Groceries at bargains AtnacssandEmpnasstredocedratea. CI.OTH ISiU cheap than you sis bujf the cloth.

Hale vary etioep. Wont dalsiae at uenu per yarti TabtaHaeaM oente par yard. rmDBalssod wst tar-proof cheap. Boots sndboos very low. I Tried! una's lmg Store, remember, Is oppostaj the Benvketa Hutel.

Tsken In exchange for goads at g. faimi.AH'si The colsijt 4 rtVstd for goods at rrieoj tea can buy Teaaeoa and Cigars very cheap ai Triaiuasa't. iti.4.; If Yu Wtnt aHUacrlonaer Get PR) EDM AW. If yea wish to sell out yonf mmm neujnaa is year man. ou ouy frrget that th eALEM IIBUQ 8TUEE 1Mb pea-a where rresertpt lows are caret U0r tk MWH.IL its as.

smaasit bv W. SSTTf.rVrWt iaj.IJ ittva -1. 5 ATTOTI-'JC aJCTin. TO MTE9T FEW DOLLARS. WITH POSi BIBLE EETfBNS OF THOt'SAXDS, IS OF- FiSREIa BTrTNE -trrCrHIST or Pt'B-LIC LIBRA It OF KX TO THE KthllT FEB.

BlTaatT MEAT, W- THW -aTTTTE ASil LAaT O05CERT AND DHAWISO. THE MANAGEMENT ARE FLEDRED Id THE BETTTrw OF THE JfOWET IF THE 1BA W-. INO SHOULD KOT WUZ QTI JLI IHX DAT SOW AFFOISTED. OaaUraod lash Gift 50.000 Oaatimad Cass Gift. Canhtfta, tluu.tM 19 tilfts, 14.

008 each itaoaa IsCawfctlins l.tweach Itm SO Cash Gilts veooeac. lsfiooa SCadi 6ta M.0W 50 Cask Gifts escq las ooo MtCwsbQilta l.toaeaLh..... 14 Cash Gifts 300 ea. Wnole Tk keu a HanfA ats. Twntha or caupa vs.

Eleven Whole Tickets, SOO, For ticket, ar tnfarsaatlaa, address THO. E.BRAMI.KTTE. Ami and Manarer, Louisville. Ky. Isaldawtwdwa if' S.

HCSEITBAU11 A ABE VOW iOrFEBIKV THEXE E-tTIEE ftatck sT ,1. Tobacco, Cigars' Notions, Regardless ef Cast la aider to el eat tbetr esttr bnilnses Ceaa-try Merchants and Dealers will And a to then- ad-vsatasw ta sratt tMnawlvwee Hue owaarsaaMya the entire stock sauat ha dlaiass of aa soos ae Feeble. I.S. ROSEJaBAl St 'Tobacconlttt. coBjtEZ rsor tut rui sm rosTLAan nent.

-dawtt SALEH IE0H, WORKS. Tnm 8t Saknt, Oregori, D. PrbD'r. Steam Lnglatt, Sdw Millti Rat pert, Aad all shade af Mackluary raaatraa an short aSl a.lsaMaea. am atwiii at Stle'laes allndiwtf Mass fast nrad to i.

BOQTHBf STAPLETONl i i Juaaaaadaotr aad Dealer Is I Sash, DoorSy Blinds, Moldings, KTC- ETC. 11 Brackets aadEU Liada et SereU Sawing-. TaTtSU THE SIM FA4WI.rTraSI A A the Istaat larnravad nana nurktas maohlnerv to mantifin-ttir the altov articles, will oaerjin- unmenii cuenm mpHivnn, in all its varieties. EeaTOrdera frora the eountry manptly attewled ta. uaaoe Onto and slanuCacttry Cerner of ttrei'o 'Mjorkot! 53 Keep Caaotsntly hsnd a ill a i i i I I Tit PfESH BSCr.

PORK, VIAL MUTTOM. CHICKENS'. I SMOKED MCAT6. ETC "TATE ETETT, Saleaai, Orewaw. i MUSICAL GIFTS I To the Holidays Pino Qilt edition tPfloo S4.00) of ttaoco Cltsnt OoHAetiona of tun Mutlt, KrrtMiaxJt OBM9 OF BTKAt iaS.

rowrstneotal. GKMs OF "OtmTSH VocaU GHM9 OF RACKED SOK. gems or efiRMUX WREATH OF GEMS. PIANO FORTE GEMS. OPERATIC FEAELS.

SHOWER OF PEARLS. MUSICAL TREASURE. sndlntru'l PIANO AT four jBtpd ra. ORGAN AT HOME. Reed Organ Music.

PIANIST ALdT ntv InstrtttasaUlc J. PIANO FORTE GEM. Plica aer VeJuaut, Iw ntaard tTafh s.xao Full Gilt 4.0. 5, Also handsmly honsd Lives of I he Great Musk) Master fendelsobn, Mozart, Chopin, tWT5 fillftper book. Sold avsrywhere.

Sent promptly by wait, pout paid for ratalr arte. Order seoa, 8UTB8irT9(rjr oo- v. o.M.vmot At tx. B.tteu. Til B'dway, New Tork.

COMHERCIAL HOTEL, Salem, Oregon. WBSLEYi OBA.YES, iJf JL the cnemeseta itrsei, nas ien.nmj? OOMMEROlAli. flOTEt Fur a torts sf waifi. 4t bsAsiHII suit rs-litr- nisked tv.e keep to no house kse BtsM. He ran sttoovaodale om- hyn-daeoT abd nitv gjiet.

after bis old style. So yon A3 sot lear'togiv him a calf. ror hie tablwwiM aasnlled with best tha country stroraa. BATCRDAY, JANCARV lfi. 1875.

KlntUlirs of Watches Jhtonufaedurrd. We ire indebted to Mr. TV. W. Martin, tho enterprising jewelryman oa Btate Street, Ibr the following statistic concerning watches: According to the census of 1S70, the following nnmber or persons were employed in the manufacture of watches in the four Cantons where it formes the chief industry; Nenfchatol lt.tel men, and 8,383 women; in Berne, O.i&'i men, 4.743 women; in Vand, 2,439 men, 1.31Swomen: and in Geneva, 2.8) men, and 1.2J wmen; forming a total of 37.C98.

The Canton of Berne tnannfartures about Cflp.OOO watchet per annum: but. they are almost exclusively ot ordinary qnalitr; at the average price of 40 frances each. thev vVld to tlie Canton about 20 millions ot francs annually. In Geneva the nnmber rCv! Sm 4 wah-he o'f prff Mon, "and are. moreover, highly ornamented, leir value will probably reach 20 millions of estimated at ISO.OtW per annum jmt n.4lon fr.ua Th ii ton of Vend also twrna out abont 150.000 watches annually, bnt the greater tiortion are exported in the form of the interior mechanism onlv; at an average vaino of 35 francs, tt.j kJ Price will amount to 5.230 OHO franco The Canton of Neuf-chatel tuanufacturtS about S3 per cent, of the whole vidua of watches fabricated at the Confedracy.

T-io following is a comparative table of tho extent of manufacture of watches and chronometers in the four principal wairh-makina-aations: Switzerland tnrns out 1.600.000 per annum, of the estimated value of t3 millions 01 iranc; ranee, aiucv 16 millions; England 200.0IW. value IS million; and the United Plates, 100,000, valued at ft. millions of francs. Report or Sorlh Naletti tiowl. 1 The following arc Uie names of the pnpils whose standing rates above 90 per cent: Ellen Bell, Ida Bell, Luther Bell, Ide Bash.

vVillie Brooks. John Brooks, Lvdia Brooks, Frankie Brooks, Laura Bearaan, Miltie Beaman, Mansaold Brooks, Samuel Brooks, Millie Boyaton, Chas. Boynton, Villie Baxter, Ada Cox, Jennie Cooj ley, Isabella Crawford. Sherman Crawford, Liz-lie English Lewis English, Xancy English, Har-Ky Faker, James Ferrel, Geo. Ferrel, Dord.

Touts, Naomi Gregory, Kena Gregory, Fran Hastings, Boyd Hastings, Mary Hastings, John. Hastings, Vina Hastings, David Harper, Dus- tan Harper, Glen Harper, Fannie Smith, Elliot Grant Savage, Alice Smith, Carrie Smith. Cbas. Scott. Viraillia 8mith.

Mia Scott, Lulo Scott, Kadway Stephens, Artemow Btepheus, Johnnie ponr, famma mgiey tram Huffman, Henry Huffman, Mary Haas. Chas. Mckin, James McLain, Eosa Ramsey, WUUe Smith, Jacksoa Sprong, Amos Strong, Columbus Strong, Eara Thorp, Eva Thorp. Olive Wait, Aggie Wait, Joseph VVirth. Louisa Wirtb, rJla Wan less.

Clara Kosecrastz. Mary Itosecrantz, Hattie ltosecranrs, beonsri McMa-ban, Thomas Robv, Robert Bobev, arena BobT, Chas. Adair. "Oliver Foss, Ada Foss, Richard Foss, Emma Wagner, Eddie Wagner, Irving Wagner, rank Leslie, Fannie Leslie, alooro Gregory. Howars G.

Messrs, Fria. Ida Hcttow, Assist. Sa. Paul's Ac or sw v. TesBTrday we paid a visit to this institution, and we learned the following particulars relative to it: Ihiring the present schoel year it has been suder the management of Mrs.

Jesnie Dswm assisted by her husband, Bt. two efocient teachers, the former a graduate of the Willamete Trnversiryv The school opened with only 30 pupils hut has gradually increased until it bow numbers seventy. The present tmn began the ISth of November last. The average so far this term has been about sixty-five. The ooicl weather and prevents many from coming that otherwise would.

The school is welt disciplined; tho teachers, apparently understand what they are doing, having the love and confidence of all under their control. AU the primary branches are taught, and also the following higher branches: French, German, Latin, Physiology, Algebra, and Geometry. The room is iarga enough to accomodate about SO pupils. Besides tlte study room there is a smaller one used for a recitation room. Over the door the main entrance is inscribed the appropriate quotation from the Bible 'tLet patience hare her perfect work." At the close of the present term, which will be about the middle of February, there will baa vacation of one Snzccsttve to yttalstera.

It is told of a Kentucky preacher, who had preached in his parish many years, and of course, ran short of the eloquence so much needed to ieep parishoners awake and astonished. Let him preach ever so well, it made so difference they had got nsed to him, and used to sleeping, and sleep they would, to his great an noyance. At last he hit upon an expedient to "bring em all up standing. He procured a small tin whistle, which he took with him to the pulpit, and after taking his text, and 'Mazing till lungs were sore, and his hearers all comfortably dozing and nodding approval to each other, be suddenly drew it forth, and gave a shrill Uto-a-too. In an instant the whole congregation was awake and upon their feet, stariwg at each other and wondering what in the name of pitHtles and human nature," was to come nest.

"You're a set of snart specimens of humanirr, aint yon?" said the drvme whistler, as he slowly gaaed around on the astonished assembly. When I preach the gospel ts vwu, yon will go to sleep; but the moment i go to play, you're wide awake, or and eomrog, like a rush of hornets with a pole in t-'ieir Atate Board or Edoratlon. rnrsnant to call, the State Board of Education met at fiie Executive Office, j-efiterdaT morning. Present Got. L.

F. Grovor, Hon. 8. F. Chadwick and Bt.

L. 3L- Rowland, Superinten dent of Public Instruction- It was ordered that the Superintendent of the Oregon Institute for the Blind be authorized to make inquires as to what mechanical employments and instruction thereis can be provided for the popils is said Institution, and to report the same to the Board. Tha aalary of Rev. P. 8.

Knight, the Principal and speaking teacher of the Oregon Deaf and Dumb Asvium, was fixed at S800 per annum. The salarr of Mr. John fin annul Agent of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum was fixed at $300 per annum. The salary of Mrs. John Grav, Matron of the Deaf Mae schiol wss made SS0 per month, instaad of $75.

IS was ruled hv the Board tltat the children of all legal residents of anv district, are entitled to the benefit of the School Fund, of that district, whetk er those children's names were included in the previous enumeration of scholars in the district or not. Board adjourned sine die. Public Installation. On Saturday, January 9th, the following per sons were installed as officers of Howell Praine Grange, for the ensuing year: Whs. Sapping- field Master; W.

Forshay, Overseer; H. D. Mount, Lecturer; C. O. Lyon, Steward; J.

Mc-Cerkle, Asst. Steward; J. H. Baughman, Chap-. lain: J.

B. Moore, H. M. Newsem, Gate I'oonn- A. A.ftaars.

Ceres: Marv E.Greenwood, TPnmona: D. O. Forshav, Fiora. The friends e4 the Grange present of which there were a large nnmber, expressed themselves well pleased with the Installation ceremonies, and delighted with the spendid dinner which followed. After enjoying a sociable time for several hours, the people returned home, the outsiders with a better opinion of te Grange, and all that they had passea a pleasant aprontaoieaay.

uustayui. A Hvt to a Teaelier. The following nte was received by a Salem teacher a few days since: "Deer Sir My little bov is looken so bad and he dont complain of beein sick I am afred to large boys play so ruf with Mm will you plfcase see that they chvnt stand him on his bed dont lit them be ruf with Mm he crisd all nite before with his bed I cant git him to one that eanv el them nirts mm he wont telle me eauy Hot they doe to him will yon pleese.lit hira piaye witn uie tutie gu-iea he is so small voa can see Toarnelf that ms eye looks bad and I am onkneesvbout him plet knotise and take eaer him he is so young you res truley. 't lSWIHl "Soy Our readers will doubtless remember the "Spottoi taaj- wraa oa extnhition at the State Fair last Fall, as well as various portions of the State, in connection with a show con taining the "little woman," snakes, monkeva, etc. A report comes "from San Francisco thai he has been arrested and is now confined as a leper.

Should it prove to be the case those who visited the exhibition will feel rather nervous oa that account, as the idea ot contracting the hor rid disease is sufficient to warrant any amount of nervousness. Installation. At a public installation of officers of the In dependence-Encampment of I. K. So.

10, on Thursday evening, Jas. 7, 1875, at their hall. the following officers were dulv installed: E. C. H.

W. Smith: D. W. Emmett; B. John Ford: J.

P. Irvine; J. J. D. Irvine; of M.

Merwin; Mrs. 8. W. Smith, The address was delivered by L. Case, and 21 applications for membership were received, of wuicn 10 were aujy xuiuaiea oh me jvuowiujs 1 rulay evening.

Officers Elected. At the annual election of the First Presbyte riitii Sunday school, held last Sunday, the fol lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing year: J. M. Martin, Snpt: J. W.

Crawford. Asst. J. H. Albeat, Treasurer; Frank McDow ell, Sec.

and Librarian; L. S. Adair, Choisterj jams iiora nernanaez, urganisi. A laiie. Wc loarn that TJ.

Q. Adams has sold out his interest in the' Lnmbering Com- pany to L. D. White, a practical lumbar man lata of Minnesota, and that Mr. Adams has purchased of the Capital Lumbering Com pany the Plow Factory, and will continue the uuuifactory of plewu, as before.

of virions portions of this Korthweat Cocst, For the benefit of our readers we give the following, Uken from WedUcsday-e Bulletia Forn o'clock r. sr. Albany The -w dear and very eoH at this place. The weather is ground is cevered with snow. About half an men lei! lat ni.lit th tirat nf tha Reason.

Junction City TVe have about half an Inch of snow on the ground. The sky is cloudy and the weather very cold, with indications of more snow toniirht. Kosebnrg-We are now in the midst of a heavy snow storm. About one inch of snow has fallen, and sleigh-riding is indulged in by everybody who can rake up a rig. It is very cold.

Skvex o'clock p. m. Tacoma The weather at this point is clear and rery cold. The ther mometer inaicaics i degrees suutc -Sasuln It is verv oold and disaarceablo here No snow falling. The wind is ou regular Keports north bf Seattle iconld not be ob-taiusd in consequence of linos down." The Victoria line was also down north of Point Klhott.

I vness TtUKiIUB. 6:30 o'ctocr Cas cades Clear and verr cold: thermometer .7 de grees above aero. The river hr blocked solid nine miles below here. Wallula It is moonlight now: thermometer 3 decrees below sero." Walla Walla Cloudy and very cold; ther mometer now 2 degree below zero: have 16 InrhflH nf snow. Vmatiria--Thermometer' 5 degrees above Dallee ClbuS thermometer 5 degrees above euro; Vi inches snow.

Tha following, taken from Thursday's Bui ietin, will show the state of the weather at dif ferent places: i A rocs oocs ths Amtttsoos. Oakland The weather is very cold. There Is two inches of snow on the ground, and still is fallinc. Junction City We have three inches of snow on uie ground, ana it is suit tailing. 4 strong north wind blowing and verr eokl.

Weston, asstilla Countv Weather Terr cool, the thermometer indicating 84 degrees below aero. SKVKM o'CXOCK fat THS aFTKBSOOS. Raiding. California The weather isnot cold. Raining very hard, with no appearance of snow.

Vreka, California A light snow hss been falling during the It melted as fast as it it 11, ana up 10 me present time none jies upon the groana. Jacksonville We hare about fear inches of snow upon the ground. It has been falling all dav long. The weather a moderating consider ably. Rosebnrg Been snowing since neon.

About three and a-half inches upon the ground. The weather is verv ontd. Salem It commenced snowing at an early hour this moraine and eootismed daring the dy. with a high wind from the worth, and bit-tpr eoM. The oldest inhabitant has no recollection of anvthing like it.

Snow bt new six inch es deep and still snowing. Water pipes were all frozen up tms morning. FunT, Jan. 8. A.

B. ElfeU A Co et aL respondenis, vs. A-H. Hineh et aU appellants. Submitted.

W. C. Clark arses Chambers, appellants, vs. J. R.

Bailey, respondent. Hearing begun. Adjourned until to-morrow 9 A. x. Mowdat, Jan.

11, 1874. O. C. R. R.

appellant, vs. W. A. Potter. respondent; judgment of the Court below affirmed.

Opinion by Shnttuck, J. Motion to amend decree. W. W. Chapman, appellant, vs.

James H. Wilber, respondent. Argued and submitted. Jeseph Sunon ra. H.

Brown. Argued and submitted. TnsDAT, Jan. 12. Court met at 1:30 r.

w. Susan Whitley executrix appellant vs. D. H. Murphy L.

3. Scott, B. F. Burch, N. B.

Humphreys and State of Oregon Hearing begun. Wedsespay Jan. IB, IS7S. Snsaa Wbitlev, executrix, appellant, vs. D.

H. Murphy, L. S. Scott, B. F.

Burch, K. B. Humphreys, and Stato of Oregon, respondents. CsMsabsiitted. la the case of State of Oregon vs.

Thoa. Ger-rasd. Irave granted to file a motion for a rehearing-. Thtxsdav. Jan.

1. 1874. I nonora B. Babcock, respondeat, vsl A. D.

Bab. j. et. appellants; motion to dismiss appeal argued and submitted. J.

Dolph, respondent, vs. Harlow Barney, appellant; hearing begus. caaty l'nrt I- PttUn, Jadg. T3T PBOBAnt. In the matter of the application of A.

Myers for guardianship of minor heirs of Mrs. E. L. Mvers; objection filed, cause beard. Messrs.

Kiight Lord appearing for the applicant, and Boise 4 Willis for the objectors. After a full hearing the Court overruled the objections and ordered that letters of guardianship issues to A. Myers upon tiling bond in tho sum of fifty thousand dollars with approved seewritr. Estate of William Leverill, F. E.

Eldrige executor, presented for final accounts, and it appearing that due notice had been given by publication, and no objection being made, the same wss allowed for final settlement. Estate of James Campbell, deceased, final settlement if same continued without day, on motion of executors, Estate of Mrs. B. I. Myers.

Tims extended until the first Monday in February, 1973, for filing an inventory. to iBasaas Killed. Another unfortunate Celestial has met an un timely death in this heathen land far from bis Flowery Kingdom-. The superstition regarding buriri a strange land causes to guard against such an event by the organizattoB of so cieties. The members of each society take aa oath to assist a member should he be in distress through sickness or accident, or should he die, prepare his bones for transportation back to China for interment; To defray such expenre a tax is levied on the entire membership, which is at once paid -bv them.

When one meets with an accident his compaaiens leave their work, no matter what it may be, to care for tfee sufferer. The aecident to which we refer occurred near Keedviile on Monday last. For seme tit past a party of Chinese have been engaged in cutting cord wood in the timber near Beedville, Wash ington county. About noon on Monday last thev felled a tree which, in its decent, struck another, glanced off eatemag one of the China men beneath it, ornsned turn into the ground and killed him iastatitiv. The excitement caused by the accident was intense, and not until some time hsd elapsed was the mangled form extricated from the wreck of branches and limbs.

The body was dressed in another suit of clothes and the party started lor this city to seenre the blessings of the "Great Joss" for the spirit of 'the dead departed before the body was Ktmperarily lain away in the cem- etary, froaem TCp. It was really amosmg yesterday morning to note the exclamations of every one as the cour tesies of the day. were passed with friends and neighbor on the severity of the weather. Housekeepers awoke to find vegetables frozen hydrants bant, docket erseked, tin-ware bulged out of shape, and Jack Frost generally tnumpnant on every nana. jLven ma ine Business streets frozen pomps and other inconven iences necessitated seeking in other quarters for water with which to sprinkle their stores or to nse for drinking tmrnoses.

Verily it was the coldest day ever experienced in this section of the country By toe oraeet lnnaoitant, etc In another column of this paper will be seen the dissolution notice of 11. Meyer Son. Mr. M. Meyer, having- been in business some 16 years in our city, is now desirous of retiring, in consequence of which Mr.

Ph. Cohen has bought his interest and bnsiness will be eentin-nied at the old stand under the firm name of Meyer ft Cohen. All desiring anything- in the dry-goods line will find it to their advantage to call on this new firm before purchasing else- wnere. Installation or Officer. 1 District Deputy Grand Patriarch, A.

Noltner, installed the following officers of Willamette Encampment No. 2: H. HI Gilfrey, F. G. Schwatks, H.

J. A. Barker. 8. T.

Barker, J. J. D. Jordon, H. Javans, 1.

n. atuier, tjeo. n. chance, 1st W. Wm.

Morgan, 21 T. B. Handley, 3d B. F. Drake, 4U w.

ft Late Ag-rlealtural College. According to the laws of Oregon each State Senator is authorized to appoint one student not loss than 16 years of age, to attend the 8tate Agricultural CeUcge at Corvallis. Senator Richardson informs us that a number have made application from other counties, bnt none as yet have made application from this sonatv. The Doctor is desirous of appointing one from Marion county, and anyone desiring the scholar ship should apply immediately. Meeting- of Mora.

f' At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Willamette Woolen Manufacturing held at the Company's office 12th the following gentlemen were elected Directors, to serve tor the eusuiag year: Gen. John F. Miller, Joseph Hoyt and W. Ladd. The Directors' meeting WM poHtponed until toe return 01 Jar, 100.

Personal. From the Portland Bulletin ws learn that H. A. Chadwick, brother of the (secretary cf State, ia now on a visit to this Blats, aad temporarily sojourning in Portland. He landed in Oregon during our good weather, and has remained to enjoy our "little cold snap' the coldest for twenty-fire years or more and now boasts that he bat teen at much as "Uie oldest inhabitant." As Mr.

Chadwick is a gentleman of very extensive acquaintance, we nope and trust tie will carry away favorable impressions of our young State. And for this benefit of people who may hertaftar visit Saa Francisco we may observe that Mr. Chadwick will be associated with Warren Leland in the management of the great Palace Hotel, the largest and grandest hotel in the world, and which will be open to tlie public next July. To run this great caravansary twill require abont three hundred sejvant at all grades, and several steam an- Sines; but Leland and Chadwick are the men to it, a they hsve each had abont a qaarter of a century's experience ia managing the best hotels in the world Mr. Chadwick himself hav.

ing been the managing man at different times of the Girard, of Philadelphia. Willard's of Washington, and the Grand Paafle, Chicago. Rlsla-htna- Mtenapa. Among the first accidents of the aeaaon was the one that happened to Cal and Bliss Bickey yesterday foreaooon, wh; ea route hem from the depot Bliss wss lling the ribbons, while "Cal" waa busy bold: himself in. Bos, hacks and express wagons re passed on after tnottwr with exultant pride, when suddenly runner broke.

Cal rolled out and Bliss wanted to, but concluded to hold tha horse. Repairs were out of the question, and "Bliss" shonhtaed tha mazi tack while "Cal" dragged home tha sleixb. Their high-toned rid ended rather abruptly. A tike mishap overtook a popular furniture dealer, who, wit hit aecastomed gallantry, had several young ladies out riding. They piled oat rather hastily, and nnleas ws are sadly mistaken, the balance of that ride waa postaoaed until another day.

ntsballns; VasHaat. The literary contest between the Societies will take place this evening, at which tune the question "Resolved, that capital puniiliawat ocgat to be abolished." will ba discaased. The AJkas ar to take tha affirmative of the question, and the Meaperiana the negative. The following is the programme of exercises: 1 Music; 3 Opening by Miller G. Boval (Alka), fallowed bv Harrison 2.

Foster (Hesperian); Music; 4 Discussion continued by Jake L. Wartman i Alka I followed by W. B. Allan (Hatpsriaa Music; 8 Discussion continued by Leander Wells Alkatl, followed by U. fi.

Cox (Hesperian); 7 Music; 8 Discussion eoaoladed bv leaders; 9 Music; 10 Decision. T. M. Gatea. President.

Hons. L. L. Me Arthur, Bnfus Mai- lary and u. 1 tsoisa, i udgea.

aaenca at 7:90 o'clock, sharp. all aa ska tea. Not content with sprained anklet and broken fingers 00 the diararwid field in tha summer season, the College Baas Ball Club an can ing tha feasibility of a game oa the ice daring the present fieens-up, and the captains of th first and second nines are negotiating for an early contest, should tha bova desire it. It would a novelty, and no doabt take well, and wa hope to see it bra tight to a focna. By the way, per Daps the arcadians of Portland wast some of it-in theirs.

If they do. wa bava no doubt oar bova will accommodate them on some intervening mill pond, provided, of mat xnrasr dob 1 umpire tne game. tnia! Inxatnmtinsu Do itt, as voa vahw lite; enterals the tdea that a coegb is one of those caxusl toral affections waw-n require out mtie attention, mis species of trial itstioa Is fatal to thousands. A cough Is tne prs menace at consumacian- reamanev ink. Anmvaie asster oy extinguishing raaea aim.

The means swsit too at everv drna stei ALtM Ho-wer or Houfhocmd awdTab Will, in every Instance, effect a prrfact cure of tae tbreatentng withoot causing naaaea, far tt aieaaani 10 tue oaiate as wen as tniaiiiDie. Pus's TooTii-AcBB Dsors t'urs tn one min ute. A Ka r.w Unn. U. M.Z.

by H. A. Johnson. J. Mr.

Frank Darrht and Miss Martha J. WiswelL all of Marion souatv tVIKB. At CorvaHis. Oregon, Jsa. 8th.l74.

OK wife ot Ephriam h'orton, aged 69 years. In Salem, 12th Gertis. only daughter of 1. ana jennie celt, aged is months. Funeral will take place to-day at 1 clock.

front the residence of Dr. Belt At the residenea ef 3. B. McClana. Kerth Salem, on TfadacsdaT.

the 13th of Janu ary. 1875, at 11:35 r. SL. Mrs. Elmira Mathesv.

wife af Samnal Ma then and young sat daughter ot nev. ax. ioiub. NEW AUVBTISMEXTS Dissolution Notice. THE COPARTNEkSHIP HERETOFORE eX-Utina between the nadersirned.

under tlie firm nasas af Myers at Dunalnc. Is this dar dis solved bv martial consent. All persene knowing thus allies intlebted to the firm will please settle tlie same with Arnetd Myers, immetatelv, who will also nay all debts aralnet the Arm. The business will hereafter ae iroadneted bv Arnold Hwn at the old stand. a r.

bcii.visii, Janl5-w ARJfOLD MYLRS. Dissolution Notice. TUB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing betwees the undersigned, under the arm name et M. Meres A Son Is this ilsv dissolved by wtottml consent. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the late nm will ple-iee settle the ssmeimmedlalely with M.

Meyer, wko win sis pay sit iiaoiiittes aeainn ine nrm pay 1 M. MKYKR. Salem, Ban. 6, ItTS. JUS.

MEYkB. Copartnership Notice. THE rjtDERSIQMEn HAVE THIS DAT entered inte a coaartnerehtn nnder the lir-n same of Mnntt Coh aw, ta carrv oa the (General Merchandise Business heretofore carried en bv the flna of M. Meyer A So, at the old stand in Grtsweld's Block, where they woo Id be plessed us see the eusteeners et the old nrm, and also as many new ones as possible. jM-4w jrva.

MEYER. Salem, Jan. 175. PH. COHEN.

ARNOLD MYERS, DEALER, Starkey's Bloek, Salem, Orogon. TX ASTERX AXD HOME HADE rt'RM- tnre constantly on hand. Cabinet making and a apeulalltj, A Imrsje liidtav ptett; ajftonSKDI OK LOUNGES, CENTER TABLES KITCHEN FURNITURE. Ajreot for the celebrated Jones' Patent Spring Bed. Call and examine prises.

A us tdaw-tf DAN. KRONENBERG I CO. Stall Fed Meat Market, State Street, Salem, Oregon. FREW BEEF FROM FOT7R TO FIGHT Cents per pound at retail and from Three to Five cents st Wholesale. Best Fsmi I Bleaks and Roasts at th lowest prices.

1 nnt forget the place. DAM. KRONEN BURGER A CO. a. lg.T.Vtf.

CONGRESS HALL. JAS. DICKIXSOX, Proprietor. Corner ef Commarelal and Ferry Slaem, Oregon a FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT J.W. Chnkie Wines, Liquors and Cigars eonstaut-ly os band.

1 64f" Ivsters twenty-five cents a plate, Jan. 11, A Farm Wanted TtTS AM KMIIHANT. WHO WILL FAY IN I) tiioe Notes, secitred on Real Estate, drswU 10 per cent, per ammin. or pan wuinrs nwuy 1 doclhUta V. M.

CAKTtiU. twitand, Ogu. PI-RE AMI FREMit niLIVKRIII ISf Salem mo ruins: and evening, from the Old SheU don Milk Kane but young, basltky cow. 1 ill. VU, WWW Mil, oxrii TdtrXiJbSi Vr buy or sell on IT an ohmmistma 4vii gfan a pur tatuau for th oatmlot which In ia wlt ated, lira one a baa law tfcotra.a of wUr at trade- at miner, We will tmaahice pun-haanss a tha anraaas at the profietiv, and leave thevs.txe toinak th befit I riniii hey can, wiUjuii.

auf iuaerturaao ua our tarV Wa nar all adrertMaa; Tnwcaa. drfpewling os onr ipimliwlon, aa aud aavmi I savt. 1 We propm-tv, wheia wltliiu rosi-h. or (TH-e ut titT.hl-Wi ti reliahle parties Uv-. tug near v.vill'aawle.

i. All lcltiiiw oi li.uiry promptly aaei fsUfaivr swere. i I AVe aaventaur application, fro in gwnl. nsasan. pacing saw.

who wtll nriy 11 per cent, for sioney ami give tlritt cIhsh itei-Konul or real riusta scu my, and pay si! thn evpene. auemijlig making out the papers, PaaTttes hayirtg' nney ta loaa will do melt to apply to.aa batons pi acta it elaewhero. Wi uhsrg tba lsuuara uathuig fu air service the borrowens pay ua. Kstlia saV Hetuaest at the Overland Market. FRANk PKVWET.

1 I'M lAlt.t V. i iaisaciaB gives raaaruiaa nsoainkpa. 1 Ckarges reassnaMa. wmm all, i'l i-J i fc. i- vl i i( 1.