Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

C.N I. KU iSKMKX I's, VAl YAl'iNA BAY PARTY. it in Ift'ftMliifloii. Ai-nl IHimer An old Miilor Kelt tiin loot in it lireiikin ihhI She Itctni llome-Iiieiilriils ickI I'cnitiritH. WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN.

s.ui UliAY AlUl'Sl 1SJ5. i i iw: Well Itieeivetl. I Til StatiM It Fi.ts oug Leon ot (lelcatetl bodies lictl their aiil iinliviei- Citation. In the County Court of I he State of Oregon for the County of Marion. In the matter of the estate of Jane It.

Inmn, deceased; order chow cause whv order of sale of real estate should not bo made'. It apiiearing te the Hon. J. Peebles, Judge of taut court, by the petiiinn this day presented and filed by L. J.

Lemon, administrator sf the etate of said deceased, praying for an order of tale of real estate, that it Is nts-i'saiy to sell the rea) estate to ar the debts outstanding and eoit8of administration IT IS THEREFORK ORDERED UT THE Court, that al) persons Interested In the entaie of said deceased, appear before the said i'eimtv Court on the 5th day of S-)temtier, A. I). 1S75, at 11 o'clock In the mrenoon ol said day. at the court room of said Comity Court, at the court house In Salem In said to slmw cause why an order should not be granted to the saitl administrator to sell the hereinafter described real estate of said deceased, to wit: Sitnalo in the Iowa ot North Salem, Marlon comity, Oregon, and designated upon Ibe plat of mid town as Lola seven and eight fn Klivk No. eight.

the ireva and even 5.i-ll-foati toiv to i Hess; to sundry' eon for favors siio ally invention or dm i special I.i.'nl'ity. self and not a vt ry bodies iiiclll'lino; allow the o. in way i-onvey NEWS OF THE IViijRNiu. KTIXUtiEATE. AnuruMt 4.

Advices report great destruction of property and grain in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois Kentucky election return? so far show the Democratic majority in the lower house to be about tlie same as last year The correspondent with the Black Hill party telegraphs Iroin t'aiup Crook, on Rapid Creek, under date ot duly oOtb, via Fort Laramie, that General Crook had arrived and in accordance with orders oi" Generals Sherman and Sheridan, hael issued a special order re-iiuiiinor all miners and other persons to leave the Ulaek Hills before August loth. Two companies of cavalry and one of infantry are en route, to enforce the order. Miners in the Hills held meetings and decided to abandon their claims until they can lawfully resume work. Xo trouble fs anticipated The Chicago F. vening Journal is inclined to think that the paper found last, week since Donaldson left, in the lake, is genuine.

Gentlemen familiar ji im i Mi'trciue tourt. AlONDAY, August 2. Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present, full Bench. Bonham, C.

announced tho conclusion of the court: That after hearing the causes on appeal from the Fifth District, the Supreme Court would adjourn, thus deferring the appeals from the Third and Fourth Districts until the December term. State of Oregon ex rel. J. W. Church appellant vs.

Al. Dustiu respondent. Argued and submitted. In the case of the First National Bank of Tort-land appellant vs. A.

H. AlcCounell ami J. 11. Bavlev, rcsjxiiidents. Opinion by AleArthur, J.

That in pleading iu he answer, a contract made concnrreiitly with the promissory note sued on. it is not necessary to allege that the same was in writing. 2 Iu tho absence ot a bill ot exceptions, after verdict it will be intended that tlie contract was legal and the evidence competent. There being no other questions presented by tins record that this court can review, the ju.igineiit is affirmed. In the case of P.

Ik Snider et appellants, vs. John Lehnherr et respondents. Opinion by Bonham. C. J.

Held, This conn ill not specifically enforce an agreement to convey land after of ten years ithout such delay is explained or accounted for. 2 That the agreement to convey would no event be sieeihcallv enforced without the plaimilfs first returning to Lehnherr SroUO, pa id by Lehnherr to the administrator of the ancestors of plai'ntifls. unon the atteini.te.l ecissioll of the agreement ForrcKt 1'lrcs. Several files are at present raging the timber of the Cascade mountains, and vast volumes of smoke hang like funeral palls around the peaks which skirt the eastern borders of the valley. A fire which started near the head of the Clackamas has been in progress for about three weeks, and several hundred acres bavo been burned over.

Whilo returning from the Mt. Jefferson trip the late excursionists passed iu close proximity to a fire which was beginning to make considerable headway among the lir timber east of Alt. Chadwick, on the Linn county ude" of tku Santiam's North Fork. While at Ueimis" settlement they noticed another extensive conflagration which was raging among the mountains about three miles to the north, and over toward the Little Fork of the North Fork. It seemed to extend for miles through the timbered mountains, ami was rapidly traveling to the eastward.

They also learned that a large tiro swept through yuartzville a few davs since and consumed tiie old saw mill and several other buildings, besides a largo amount of cord wood. Many of these tires are set bv parties who go into the mountains for recreation and tire the woods just for amusement. It takes very simple sjiort amuse some folks anil if these parties cannot find amusement enough iu lighting gnats and rolling rocks thev had better rviuaiu at home. 11 thev are so verv lond of lire they might do the family cooking' for a week or two ami the prob-abilitv is that standing over a red-hot stove with A.SSISTKn tiv 0- TUCKEE, Over the Iatlel Uusli's Bank, Salem, Oregon. ATTENTIONFARPilERS! GORDON SELF-BINDING HJEVESTER! ripilIS WONDEBIT HARVESTER THAT, B.

whh one man aim two hursej, cuts and binds from lo to and 20 acres a dav. aevordinft to the leiiKih of tlie cutler, will he on exhibition, at work rea ping and binding In Mr. Swegle's lieat-flliis lieyond the resilience of Mr. Line Savage, next Monday ami during the week. It is I he liest harvesting machine In ihe world.

The owners ol any oilier reaer or harvester arc challenged lo compete wil it in the field. Farmers are esjieA'ially invited to witness the exhibition. Salem, August 1-1 i which Imve ngui eiij.iviiu'iif. in their sojourn in tli a body my-' of hold it-ii'ites, I isioti rl willioilt i to now found I our very si nee rt- IIEPIBLIIAX tOISTV tOSVESIIOX. Tlie Republican County Convention met in the Opera House at 11 o'clock yosterday forenoon, the time upecified in the call, and was called to order by Hon.

J. H. Mooro. Hon. J.

C. Peebles was elctcil Chairman and Hon. A. N. Gilbert, Secretary.

The following committees were appointed: On Credentials, H. A. Johnson, J. J. Murphy, S.

Condit, Win. Darst, K. h. Hibbard. On Order of Business, L.

S. Scott, G. 15. Cornelius, Willis Uunnigan. A recess of fifteen minute was taken to give the committees time to report.

At the time indicated, the Convention was called to onler, when the Committee on Credentials announced the following persons as entitled to seats in the Convention: Salem 15 Kickey, Al Waite, Lord, .1 Murphv, A 15 Waterman, A Gilbert. A Peed. 11 Suipletoli, James Coffey, Milito, 1'. Bovnton. Eolith Salem Otis, Senber, LJ liailev bv pr.

cv. A Poekhai t. East ts'alem Scoit. 11 A Johnson, 11 Moores, Charles Howie, George A Kdes, IS Knigh', Ktl liirsch, tight, Parnsh, John Hughes, UoIIk rt, A P.aker, Shaw, A Veatoil. North M.

Cormick, II renter, I. Wade. Paul Crandall. Woodburn- Joseph Pngle, A Mathiott, Win Darst, Pilev Drake. Gervais-L Jl Poiijade bv proxy, II Jackson, Hays by proxy, Snuwdeii, llar-klewt od.

Silverton Plihickerbv. 1. Hibbard, fiw '( r.i House was tilled Tuesday evening first njii-earanee. of the Alletdianfans ami 15.11 In fact, a much larger as nt sciit than e-'ild reasonably consult the fact that so of our amnseiiK lit-loving oitizeiiH are from the eity down hy the "sounding anions the mountains. The programme wi'h a MK-al from Krnani, i.

1 l.v Mi-s Durin and Miss I'uckard, and i. i5t'iijaitiin and Iludi.m. The selection r. n.l ii with spirit alid precision, time and I feet, and the ell'ect fine. Fol- nine a grand march and quickstep, I in a most Kautil'til manner on the.

Swiss l.v he Mioses Packard and Durgiu and M- 1. Iii-njaoiin and I'helon. Miss Packard l.s liurait rendered a duet, which Has tlv suiiK and well received. Air. fatn Col-I in ai.jiear.

in a tew of his eccentricities, ii. ly liver and created no little i i itii.Mit. "The lood Pays of Yore," a i.i! i. tie. suiil: hv the AlhuliauUu.

was su- I'rii'i i I at ltnuss the Hon. J. Peebles, Judge of i faitl Count Conn, with tlie seal nf said Court alii xed, nt Salem. Oregon, thD 2d dav of August, A. I).

ihnnks fni' (lie nuoiocrous and fvideutly f.tvois -'aiu ourselves tliii ine; our wo wicks rii tm Eolith IVia tun! I am quili' sure lh.it the Hon. K. Co'dvP and lady i I bearlilv join me in Attest: D. II. MURPHY, Salem, August (i, 1S7.V4W Clerk.

tliis well (h'served iiieetl of iilaise. I refer DR. T. L. GOLDEN, familv ot Mr.

K. tly to tie I ru ii'i OCULIST I avi-, i he ferry Mr. ami lu resides on South I 'avis and their wo vwtu i onaitison writing nave made a XT RI Hoy-, ruey oa-, were at ai "ours t.areft, t.x;ullin;lti()I1 ot tl)cre i iul. r.d and M.niv i' I i -c'lini to inn in. e.ius, in tlie warnit st illaise Hymn" irramuie.

phiMtl lit Adiiiiiiitilrlr' otUc. THE UNDERSKJNED II A VINtJ HKEN duly apiKiintetl Admlnislralor of Die estate of John P. Poiijade, lata of Marlon county, deceased, therefore all persons having claims against said estate will present the same to the undersigned willi the proper vouchers, at Ills residence near CJervais In said county, within six months from this dale; and all persons knowing themselves Indebted lo said estate will make immediate laymen! b. II. POUJADE, Administrator.

August us of approval n. on the IT' tor iier'- hire, u-e ot team 6. their i-hargi sued on. The plaintiffs hail the benefit of at least of that monev and equity would not permit tlum to take the land and retain the money. He who seeks equity must do equity.

he preponderance of the. evidence is ti plaintiffs. It shows tout biuT they nor their they were ttiia To Davi (iODDKN HAS HAD EXl'KRIKNCE IX Ireatuijr the various tliseases to which the eye and ear are suhjtvt, and leels ol iriv ing entire satisrat ii'm to those who may place themsetlves under Ills care. He has also a valuable pretia ration: DR. GOLDEN'S EYE WATER, For weak eyes, antl all kinds of sore and inflamed eyes, Graniilaletl Eye lids, Oiiaoiiles, and ulcera-tit ns flt'lhe ornea." For sale by Druggists.

triy-Ofliec and reidenee on Lilterty street, near the t'leireh, Milenr. jy'7-lm Hicks, 1 Powers. II Champoeg- -John Hotter, Piettc, Pt rgevaiu, all by Murphy moxy. I.abisli Cartwright, Ira Heiinis. Hubbard -Joseph Sawyer, Samuel Hatch, by proxv.

Sublimity Henry States, I) McCaulcy, Cr.sick. Lewis Miller, A Shellbuig. Lincoln I Peebles, Coiitlit, Le'ais, AV the mercury among the nineties would cine them of their mania. Every year these lues sweep over our forests, devastating vast areas of valuable timber html and consuming enough material to furnish the bridges, ties, lor half a Pacific railroads. IturHliziiitf on the Simliuin.

Our fellow-citizen, Air. J. W. Weathc rford, who is at present rusticating with his family on the Santiam, near Smith's Ferry, under date of Align it 1th, writes us follows: "We arrived here iu fine condition, feeling gay, about 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. At the ferry wo found onr genial former fellow-townsman, Air.

James X. Smith, and his wife. Loth stem to Lave grown younger siuce their sojuurn this balmy and iy HotH-riito. eially, was Cooke t-atmeiit during a tem-irilgia. On Sunday by being the guests The 1 llh anuix'er-I'irthday occurred on ti' hi repast as served Several varieties of tish and plentiful sup-in tin- ino-t approved by i.iu." 1 an was every reason to think that he wrote the meage.

The message is as follows: "duly 17. 1S75 If this is found, say to the world we were lost in a gale (signed DONAi.ioN." This morning a terrific storm of wind, bail antl rain passed over Omaha doing immense damage. Plate glass live-eight of an inch thick wa shivered to atoms. Some of the hail stones weighed a pound and a half. The torm was confined principally to the Missouri rivei' valley Horn Sioux City to F.rowiisville, Nebraska Keturus ol the Alabama election come iu slowly, but enough i known to render it reasonably certain the Constitutional Convention i called by majority The barge ISraley broke loose from the tow ot the projiellor Alleghany on Lake Krie Sunday and is supposeel to have gone to pieces and a cicw ot live persons perished.

MHT1IKH f'OAVr. MULES 11 i'uwell. John Porter, 15 Cornelius. Jefferson .1 Harrison, Lowland, by Johnson, proxy. It Doty, John J5 Lunacy, 1) Johnson, Tlmas.

Alarum li Pi'own, William Snider, II P. I' Cone, A Cone, by Murphy, proxy. The "couiiniUe," recommended that John HORSES For indebtui tor kind poraiy attack of i la-t we ere iionoi this pleasant fan sary of Mrs. I i-' that date. A sump: soon alter midday, pre part tl by fs.

i ply of crab cooked and tempting ty'n-one of the tim-t the, Itirtiinaie im; inch" four mile-Dan, more by ati'l inviliug that we age for a that craved and retain ancestors hail complied with the agreement sued on so as to be in a condition to ask its spe- i performance by defendants. Judgment af-hrmeil. In the case of State of Oregon respondent vs. Carolina Briggs appellant. Opinion by Held, 1 A party deserving a bill of exceptions should perfect the same during the term at which the case is tried, or procure an order to be entered on the record by the court during the term, extending the time for perfecting the same, 2 -A bill t.f exceptions signed and filed after the term at which the cause was tried without such order having been made and after an appeal has been perfected, is no part of the record, and ill not be noticed as such be Supremo Court.

Judgment al-fii et 1. Adjoin m. to A. Tuesday, August 3. Ti ksday, August Court met pursuant to adjournment.

Present 1 nil Pencil. No opinions to-day. Alotion filed by B. Knight to obtain mi order to tile transcript in the case of art V. t.t manner on the Ik lis.

jhisS M-IIC rmr-! Mr. I'helon next favor, the audit -net; humorous duet. Mr. T.ciijauiin ti- appcarui in his great musical sensation of tin- as really as wonderful as it as nmel. Willi the aid of a great muii'i of glass is partially tilled with wnl'T.

to give tin in the piopn-r tone, he performed numerous selections. Midi as inarches. in a iiiaivvlor.sk rapid and correct manner. With hi i ight hand he ritpin the glasses with a little while hi- lett he played an accoinpa- in nt on the org in. His jk i forinances were i u.lt I ri.pt' iy tin: applause of the audit 'ice.

and an n.i nvln lining encore. i ce, tmiily worth the rice of admission to 1 nothing of the other tea lures' of I he per for malice. The remainder ot the t'i'tonuHiiiv was rendered the iic.M ac'i'i'taMe manner, gave eolnplute satistue-rc it. and .1 of vocal seit by Miss i i ho posst cs a very sweet and ileXible a iaKer d.e by Miss liuigni and Mr. ii; dm on die Sw'iss I lls.iniroduciiig the 1 I and familiar ails of l.ovc and the Past Suiuini a lir.moroiiMiuai tettc, A Very i el Cold; si -v.

r.il ihiilcult airs by the Aliegha- ii. i.u Sdv. ireliistral and a new es, riptivi song. in tht se Old Clothes wire i.y Sam Colhn-. The pt rtoiiiiaiiee 1 ii mg several of our National airs ii the tstt iss bt-h-t.

Aitogctht considered the i ioi mama' was ally tine, and is in eviry way ti oi ii! nil pati'i iliage. ot the paitv. lie is Sheriff's Sale. RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED out of the Honorable Circuit Court of Ihe State of Oregon, lor the county of Marion, on the 2A1 day of July, 1S7S, In iavor ot H. Carpenter Plaintiff, and against 11.

M. Thatcher and 8. Thatchsr his wife; John II. Reddtagton, Hand Hostetter, Geo. W.

Smith, H. T. I.lvermore, A. Colli 11, J. S.

Collin, Samuel Heitshee aod William (ilary, Tiartnurs under the tlrm nameofKedliigisu, Hostetter 4 Comiianv and Charles Hodge, Cha. E. alel anil (ieorge W. Snell, uaitners under tlie tlrm name of Hodge, Calef Co defendaut, lor the sum of seventeen hundred and ninety-six and SO-100 dollars, in U. S.

gold coin, and coot's and di-burseraent, taxal at 721 filly-four and 75-100 dollars with interest at the rate of tenperceuu from the 8th dav of Julv A. D. 1S7S; and also in favor of Calef Co. the sum of eight hundred and twenty-live and il-M) dollars, with Interest at the rate of ten percent from the Hlhday ol March, 1872, ami accruing costs, I havo levied upoD ami will sell at public auction on Tuesdar, tlie SHs day of August, A. I.

at one o'clock p. at the court house door in said county ami Slate, all the right, litle ami iutereot of the said defendants in and tothef.illowluii premises, to-wii: Lot No. lire (5) In block No. Ility-lour Inlhecllv of Salem, county 01 Marlon and Stale of together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances there 11 11 10 lielonging or In anvwlse appertaining. T.

C. SHA vt, Slieriff of Marion County. Salem, July, 31, Sheriff's Sale. er ot the oiilh of Newport, of iV. This so ic at a loss to find oritur whetted appetites reputation we hud olios and gentlemen to Geisi be allowed to cast the vote of Aurora precinct.

that iHinnigan ami Sanders the vote of Abi. pia Shaw tlie vtitu of Howell Prairie and Win Darst the vote 'of Fail field. P.eport adopted. 'I'ne Committee on Order of Business reported and Convention a.ljunrntd until 1:30 1'. M.

AllcrHoon The was caikd to order at the tune fixed. On motion the Convention proceeded to bal- pure air and by this splendid water. Wife and Itov have gone to try their luck as Ximrods, wliile ttie little girls "are running through the brush, and your humble servant is regaling himself witlfone of "Wright's favorites and keeping camp. We cau all eat hearty since we came here, and as for myself I have eaten five men's rations since we pitched our tent. Air.

and Airs. A. J. Monroe have just arrived anil are the guests of Mr. Smith.

There is lots of talk up this way about the mines with prospects of considerable" travel this fall. Put night is coming on with his sable mantle, and the hum ami roar of the wild Santiam is likely to lull us to a gentle slumber ere long, which we expect to enjoy hugely. Madam and the boy have returned with "nary a lish "--think I will try it to-morrow. Send the Statesman whenever you know of auvbodv that is coming this way." acquiretl Mr tiemj the manor horn. Not long after the open- Brown appellant vs.

S. F. Chad icli respondent. Submitted. Motion bv R.

S. Sirahun to call up tlie case of AT THE FAIR GllOL'Mi, I will Offer for Sale, 60 Head of Horses, 80 Head of Mules. Stock raised oast of the Cascade Mountains, bred with care, ranging from 4 to years old, used to be ins? handled, and in good condition. C. Fvl.

STEWART. P. S. A Large Lot of Harness for Sale Cheap. iiiLT ceremonies our venerable friend.

K. X. Cooke, solemnly ipiired whether there was any statu; and providetl against anv person's eating lit he wanted. This was said with both eye on a crab full of meat alter in's own heart and I'lich; Kdwiu's own palav. 1 suggested that the only thing appropriate in my opinion for the' emeifenev wa (iibbs' Siuch, which a State of Ore gon respondent vs.

B- F. Dow 11. i impleaded with Ala.y ami Appltgate, appellant, Continued during the term to enable appellant to show cause why motion to affirm judgment with ten per cent, damages should not be al- lowed. i Grant county respondent vs. C.

Sels appt 1- lant. Cause continued. C. Sels appellant vs. W.

J. I'rudcns rt- spondeiit. Argued and submitted. Chailes 11. Woodwaid ol a luiitttd to the bar.

motion. A. Winner vs. L. C.

Iirainar.l i respondent. Ai-'u-l ami ubmitTed. i lot to eltet twelve delegates to represent Marion county in the Kepublican State Convention I which cuvenes in this city on Wednesday, the 11th with the following result: J. C. Peebles, L.

S. Scott, Wm. Darst, E. N. Thomas.

George A. KiU-s, W. 1'. Lord, John Goisey, J. J.

Murphv. S. H. ilcl'aulev, Willis Dunnigan, J. G.

Wright. E. M. On mutum Henry States was elected to fill a 1 vacancy in the County Central Committee, On motion the Convention adjourned sine die. as tin: I t.i'.ilit lliotis might, be cons'nk Statute Vvee(-M'eiitel JoKo.

iv oi Saleinites went up into the solitary -s of the Cascade Mountain recently, a bt -autiful Ittt'e valley. They i v. lays to the Ii' igl. holing ds of the 'ker and elk. and succeeded mg a l'.

of those animals. One of the Irt a bead on a noble buck, who start', il.e brush as though badly Wounded, nut. started utter hiiu. (xptctmg to tind August 4. A tew days ago the investigation ty the Central Pacific authorities of the defalcation of Woodruff alias Miller was completed.

The amount is alwut one million. Tiie company succeeded in repairing losses on the account of the increase in value of Woodruff's investments which kept pace with his high living. He has not been delivered to the authorities of the law. and it is believed he went to China on the last steamer. An ofiicer of the company today admitted that he had been released on parole, not to quit this jurisdiction until he received permission from the railroad authorities.

The Bulletin this evening says editorially: ''His otlences are of no ordinary character. Bigamy, embezzlement and forgery have been charged against him. If the facts should turn out that this man is now beyond the nemesis of California penal laws, the people ot this State ill hold the directors of the Contract and Finance or Western I evelopnient Co. responsible for this outrage upon justice. August 2.

At Santa Barbara Colton was sentenced o'clock this morning to the penitentiary lor life, and tlnj work ot empaneling i. i. I vi A Tlirce Uallnr ISurKlar. As a general rule Salem enjoys immunity from iLe depredation of burglars, but it seems that the operations of midnight prowlers are inflicted upon the community, although they occur at long intervals. About '2 o'clock yesterday morning Airs.

Shirley, who resides on near the new State house, was awakened by hearing a noise in htr room and Uis-c ivered a burglar in the act of ransacking the premises. She called to her eon Lafe, who slept iu another part of the house, hereupon Drs. Hull Jt IScynolcJs, 1SIVS1CI.XS AM SUIltiEOXS Sloores' nitwk, Silcm. RepSdawtJ MISCKLLANKOUS. Court a Auger 1.

linit leiiiiistrnIion. Taking into consideration that this is the Cap .1 uir.d in Wi.n: A. dlic -t' Lsl'A'1, August AYo made no noli very chary of tieetl that a for Mrs. Dais I iivtin inline iinti meal, prandial labor id oil! tion a i. l.uii'iie.i yards, ut itai City ot Oregon, ami tnespeaKcrs tei ubly til til of todu'ig through ratic nominee.

L. F. Lane. ici .1 to camp without thickets, he return h-pi lt veins. Hi.

li-piittl venison, mil. it was very aggravat time. The ladies were ked I'tab, but we ami tender regard (hem into the dining after the close of the In a-sj-t in the past. clearing away and consigned to the I he two Mr. are a.d of crab.

Wo wi-h -rence of ihi day. he i-be Mrs. Davis birthday anniversary i he think of returning Icatiou. If the young very hi I chicken the Governor of the State, L. F.

Grover. twoex-j nuiiilitis of Congress, Slater ami Sheil, with that battle-scarn veteran Pen IJayden, the turnout was decidedly slim. With guns, bon-! fires, music and all the excitement Usually at Pr. i.t I'- No I. 1 Motion in the cue of Brown I vs.

Chailw.t". In the c.i-4 Tic s. .1. s. N.

Y. Fife Insurance j. I. all. .1 to ril- a copy of aun.stiui.iem.il aiijcri; and wiil.vir..w the original i inng.

C.e... oll. A. bi apptllaiit vs. A.

W. Nye respond, nt. Ai gir ami Ma'nala s. it al. W.

WKATIIEBFOUU. J. W. WEATHliRFOKD tin liurylar struck a match, lit lamseii out oi i the room and left tho house, declining to give I Lafe a chance to throw a charge of buckshot at him. Several drawers ami boxes had been ran- sacked, but the midnight niaiauders only got away with S3.

A scarcity of burlanes should not prevent people from exercising a care in it- gard to their door and window fastenings. WEATHERFORD ing to shoot a deer and then lose it. so the gentleman returned the n. xt day and again Scaia bed the dt er-mt at ami found it not. He was very conn.

lent that he had killed the deer, howewr. ami spoke of the matter every inorii-n. wliile munching his grayhouud bread. One ot the boys concluded to play him a trick, so he took some l.i burger cheese of the usual strength ami age and placed it in ar tho spot Sa le the 'h er had been shot at. The next day i parts packed up and iu pas-ing by there the i of the cheese itit upon the air.

In instant the sanguine hunter was all cxcito-m. ut. Never did otto of roses seem more fra- now paMiiat'iy maiiV a happv Fncle ill a i wtui'id have a not I i.i Sep.teinbei', wl for a second wi-h a suil. own the best lie is a good fo ii skipi" 1 a idler, i. i ie.l by Mr.

I Ian at the mt me- 11 l.ll Ul -1 1 wu- and i at noon. I mi Tracy I ig; boat on tho Bav tendant upon the opening of an important campaign, the demonstration was aliout as near a as any meeting wo ever attended. Air. Lane, son of Joe Lane, the nominee, first took the platform and spoke a neat little put up speech that we venture to say ho will have to change materially when he meets his competitor on the stump. Ilen Hayden followed and in addition to the same old speech that was concocted iu Jackson's times about the great Democratic party and repeated by him on every stump the State, Leu launched out a little ami his late opponents in the conven and Arf.llllS.

nusted sail or hau- For Sim I riineiHCo. pevial to the Statesman, i The Oregon Steamship Company's steamer Onllamnio Bailed from Portland for San Francis-i co at 7 o'clock last evening with the following list of passengers Halser, Julius Brown two boys, Brown aDd wife, Cunningham and wifo and daughter, Geo Shephertl, wife Submitted. Cases ali argued that wall lie In ard this time. I Court adjoin m. loitii Thursday, TitfiisiiAv August vs.

Campbell: allirmt.l. Upit.i'm by McArthur, J. Held, that when oi.h of sale i is" granted to an administrator ithout the rt c-j disclosing proof that he is the law fully ar-! pointed administrator, grantees under such sale i Lave no title against tho heirs or legal representatives. I State of Oregon ex rd. ofiicer vs.

James ins. in: aflirined. lie iel. that win re an BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED out of Die Honorable Circuit Court of thw Siale of Oregon, for the county of Marion, on tho day of July A. 1).

Uff.V, 111 favor of W. M. Chambers and H. Uulse, jilalntitTs, ami against Frank 1). Dodge anil Augusta Dodge, defendant, for the sum of live hundred and seveutv-hree and SH-loO dollars, gold coin, and the further sum ol thirty-three ami fiO-luo dollars costs, together Willi one jiercent.

Interest ler month, trora the of July, and accrulsg costs, I have levied ujkiii and will sell at public auction on Wednesday, the lsih day of August, 1875, at 1 o'clock P. at the court house door, In sal. 1 county ami Slate, all the right, title ami Interest of the said Frank 1). Dodge and Augusta Dodge in and to the following premises, to it Begiuuing at a stake at the N. VY.

corner of the land now owned by J. J. Fatzer, the said slake being la the East line of LUerty-st. andiiii feet North from the point where the East line of said Llberty-st. intersects the North line ol as shown by the re-ceirded plat of the oily of Salem thence Northerly along the East line of said Liberty-st.

25 feel; thence Easterly at right angles to said Liberty-st. leet thence Somberly parallel to said street 2.1 feet thence Westerly at right angles to naid street feet to the place of beginning, bituate in the said city of Kalem, county of Marlon and Stale of Oregon, together with Ike tenements, a)-purtenaiices ami hereditamenis thereunto belonging, or in anv wise apicrtalning. T. C. SHAW.

Sheriff of Marion countv. Salein, Jul 17, Executor's Notice. "NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have been duly appointed bv the County Court of Marion county. Executors of the last will ami testament of Elizabeth Whitnev, late of said county, deceased. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, aud all persons having claims Hicainst the same will present them, properly verified, to the undersigned at the residence of James Whitney, in Rutteville precinct, in said county, within six months from this date.

JAMES WHITNEY, ROBERT WHITNEY, July 31, 1875-lw Executors. Administrator's Notice. "V'OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE 1 undersigned has lieen duly apptnnled bv ihe County Court of Countv, Oregon, of the estate of James ttarnes. late of said county, tic-eased. All jiersons indebted to the estate are requested to make inum-dune invmeat, Inii'S'hi at'ctiinpau- Augnisl 1.

we visited The Iti-patcli state that specie has been recovered from the reck of the gno.t bis uostnls, because it convinced him tie it he had shot tho buck and ho thought i proved to crowd that the carcass was not far lb r. marked that it was a pity they had 1 nisou. but he would go into the brush i an I a look at the animal anyway and per- It tion, the Grover- atkimts ring, slater et al. It 1- 1 rti I. .1.

was a bitter pill lor Bet. Iomocratic fnends A aud wife John Bell. toiim re i i 'I but thev had to griu and bear it. will ven rt antiei and carry them Lome i hile the of tLr- parte sat i rl Stllllvil. of tin- neatest, coziest eniititrv.

I fi'in. ehirl.t lioiiso Hi hiteWUshed a ill 'steamer Schiller l'he Spanish troops defeated the insurgents in a recent encounter. The Bishop of Mostar has ad-; vised the insurgents at the town of C.a-i belle to abandon the insurrection and rc- Thompson, Carlton I Gray and brother, elect is accused but not ceitivieted of an hate t.t-C Meusseudorffer and family, Smith, wife bit- he cannot be ousted troiii his nfli.v. and two children, Miss Minnie Fostes, Mrs I but that he must be le gally indictt .1, cuvieu Hickey and two daughters, Miss Bell, Mrs Al- i and juilgmunt brei agaimt him beturo tlu-re- can i can on fallen los he arched tiiroiign tlie niakihriish mid timber and alter searching for l.a'.f an hour gave up the attt nil to lot ate the any particular spot. WHI.J.KS.VI.K AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, PAINTS, GILS, GLASS, CHEMICAIS, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumer Toilet Goods, Etc.

bright, Miss A Bell, Mrs I)r Egan, Miss A be anel ebsqualiticanoii. eii- arc in turn to their homes Hans Christian KK-t antl novelist, tliecJ at I- l'( I' til. 'openliatreti to-day, aged 70 A special eontrib- Smith, John Lally. Clowe, II Weiper, Elwcre, Kline, Wm Scott, Mrs Ames, A Gibson, Fevi May, Lewis Faeoiir and brother, I l'leischner. Harriiigu.n, Mcllwan, and bi iu the steerage.

Aiunteur irens. pi'it'i's ui a. i i ins in iage hoiiso. i and the pig bi liower aid high state of butter miik. fried miller I lau's nor, scarcely sect I tan generously iions of hi- to lli' iiy and they e.lgi'tl and placed A ruie.iul Accident Wm.

K. B.Hine. formerly ot this city, ami eat city editor erf the rortlaud Bulletin, jl i' at pr Douglas County Bond Co. vs. 1 louglas County et atlirnied, and opinion to be prepared by Shattuek.

J. Biehards vs. Nye: afuruie-1- au.l opinion to be prepared by Shattuek, J. Dissenting opinion by Bonham. C.

J. All other causes held advisement and epinions lobe rendered at the Decembi-r mi. Court adjourned sine die. din- ildu! liuiid. to a ot' v.

tin: out turc to say that Bu will not I called upon for another Leniocratie speech this campaign. Slater followed with some figures about tariffs which nobody cared about, hut he was on thu bills and hael to say something. Sheil and irover got up and eat dow without se tting the world on lire, evidently tet-ling the wet blanket that Beit ot l'oll; had thrown over the performance. The meeting, or what few persons there were left when irover had finished, dispersed a little alter 'J o'clock. Sic transit.

V. M. liristlun Association. A movement has been on foot for some time pa-t to organize a Young Men's Christian Association in this city, and it Las finally in the tormatioa of a permanent organization. A meeting wa held at the M.

E. Church last Tuesday evening, which was attended bv many fiie-nds of the cause, and the following 'in-t Wines and I to the Times: from Herlin says the Turks are collecting in a large force to crush tlie insurrection in ith one blow. Ten thousand strangers arrived in Dublin yesterday to attend the O'Connell centennial Tlie liabilities of Dacoota, Ke- aate ot London, whose failure is reported, are now Plated to be itiihuteil stunt! ol tht properly our oilier curio-i- For Me'tlietal rmri es. 1'eiMos, JmU'O. (criiiily Court Joint iscy, sioneri.

II mliiuMi, tie. Till lnii i nt my hero is jianiei Me lieine-s "einiioundest ami Presc -ijillons WEATHERFORD are on the. Johll I'hllhalll vug 't I li 'Ii rial to le- F. I'ariell. an a lie is pat the in on this tin- broad Faeitie.

their lllinlllt often e.ate. Ih'i-e he i IOt Al. OII.l, -tail, el Jogs keep off tha fl Sliii no an iMM-soiis naving claims against the same eld Coinmerciul Sireei Salem AVK11I1.L CIIMICAL PAINT. 1 lued on I liililin Hay. riijiati ot" life aii'l spot, i ijcht it) s'tlit ol and whose waters in at his door yard ftM.ils to spe'inl the de- hii li.

rto event fni anil for fear that yon may worn out sober I is hi- am 't ai N- una present inem ith proper vouchers to me at i vtiih their is eai The shinglin my residence near Oervais. In the aforesaid ami II. The following it. M. Waele cover money.

O. G. Savage -cover money. .1. B.

ongie v-By consent of pai taken, and cau-c IU o'clock A. 31. ef the runners' county and State, within six iiionlhsfromlhUtlale had the misfortune to met with a painful accident late on Monday night. While of the way holm; after the completion of his repol'to-rul duties, he stumbled ova some obstruction on the sidewalk at the corner of First and Alder streets, au.l falling violently, dislocated his left knee joint. Alter taking a few steps the pain was so acute that Boono was compelled to sit down on the sidewalk.

Fortunately twy gentlemen were standing on the opposite cor-n. of lie street, anil saw him fall. They wt nt i ami finding him unable to walk, or even stand, one of tho geiitlt men summoned 1 r. t'ai'dwelb ho came in oU tlience to thee call, and soon rot In ceil the luxation. Jlr.

Boolie suffereel much pain, and had to be cn-v. ved houie mi a litter, 't he injury will probably Confine him to his house for several week-. I'llSSt tt 1 III (llltl. The Albany tireini ii that were participate ia tho Anniversary Celebration tlie Willamette F.ngiuo Company of Portland passed through this ci-y mornaig. Among the gaily attin crowd (i.

n. Mart. V. Brown. Cant.

N. B. If unit hrev doe Webbt and .1. B. I el.

I'aill Bainlree testimony et for hearing inilli liMINES, Administrator. Salem, Oregon, July 21, Like most other juveniles the boys re-siding in the vicinity of Marion S.piaro have a taste for high tragedy and low comedy, and have started into the busiuees on their own hook. They have rigged up an amphitheatre in Hon. 1. 11.

Moores' birn, and give performances every afternoon, Wiley Moores, Freel Kice and Geo. Hernandez are tiie principal jierformtrs, and the admission fee, is ten pins. When a professional company CJiiiei along it will bo liksly to meet with pretty severe criticism after the hoys have witnessed the perfoi malices of our nativo artists. llHrvcst Xcv.a from Wooriluini. A gentleman writing from Woodburn, under date of 2d says Harvest has now com- i menced and in this part of the country the fall wht will reach above an average anel is of I very fiuo fpiality.

The spring crop will le short oats will fie much below tho average. New wheat is coming in to-dav. Nathrop Bros, are paying 95 cents er bushel. They have now over 2. OOU bushels.

The wheat crop will be held for SI K-r bushel and very little ill be sold below ttiat figure, unless the market stands below that figure for some tune. dining year checkered lit', imagine thai old gentlt-ma tempted to l'i couipietetl. The pile driver is at work on the whai uf the new warehouse. Miss Mat tie L. Towell and Miss Lizzie Jordan ol 3 2.

S- MISCELLANEOUS. Tl, ii .1: A lsonal r. a Fntate -f Jane in. 1. 1.

ui rue Demon, d. -saie of J. In i officers were -Feted: Albert Kimiey. 1'resident; lr. II.

Vic" Fre-ident: Tec (). I'ick-; Treasurer: 1'. Crandall. Secretary; i M. l'atte-ison.

Gem ral Secretary. 'The follow. mg one from each of tho co-oprating churches, w.ae elected to act in connection with the executive uflieets as a Board of Management: i Congregational Church. F. J.

Babcitck: Metho-i I'rof. F. J. 1'owell; Baptist, Kev. Sterling .11: Cumberland Presbyterian.

T. B. Alien; i Fvangi-lical, Herbert Fraper; Christian, An-! drew k. llv: I red.vti rian. J.

M. Martin; South-I em Methodist, G. T. Met lane, lh-vs. O.

Fick-! iusoii, S. Heiningcr and Albei Kinney were ap-! pointcl a coninutti to prepare a constitution have- both arrived ut their old homes in the East. Jim MeCullv is resticating at Squaw Lake DRY GOODS! DRY intense 9 niin.ii .11.1 ia xot a et-ee suiiit. ti iiui in tew ern Oregon. i.

In v. hieli a a Vet I'. 'il ha; davs I'lior to trator lilt port el and tiled pt bearing set -Moi 11 o'clock V. M. listat" of John of will take in i-pei appointed lu.iiiinisti Clearing-out Sale of Drj tin- Cine id our i-i i Mrs.

ii invitation to ride on tin; The game law is plaved out until next sensor. The wool sorters are at work at the Woolen l'llt tol v. I'r. I' L. II.

will l.Illii el. i.urt itiiil ir with tl; C. mvcpfe.l IA 4 CD 3 3" S3 lust i a Tt lew, r.Lcust in oi Ihist, dusty, dustier, dustiest and iiet week if it don't lain. tVs Corvul- oil 1 Mil. I was intro- I Mrs.

II calli Mr-. js V. hoods at S. S. MARSH'S reparatory to Receiving a full Stock for the Fall Trade.

In the matte the state of i ceased 1'. Wiih-, turn el a i-i'i'tU'ti et tht Hon. P. Br.rhhart ami the impromiseil girls wanted. our in belles wear engagement rings.

(in si-t iqiait Finn county Agricultural board of the train, having the l.e.uge W'eller. i.fiicers of ty were oil i.alul-oiiie Slivel and by-laws, and "ill report at a mee ting winch l- to be Id at the name phiee. next Monday evening at 7 dock. T. Mel'.

I'atton offered to the ty the f. one year, of the hall in his block, Finn i n-td by the City Council, and the gt nt us otte i as accepted. Tho new oigaiuaiion enters, upon iu care, with va ry flattering pi of success, an. I we ish it a long career of u-efnhifs in the conimuintv. iirt.it-rty he leiik'Hi saul was the list- ut tin- wi'U'w.

in)'! the r. liiam el at i.rivat- A sleeping family at North fcviltm were awakened last night "by what they thought was im lor I i.alui allv I i I ive lo inv better i licit att plates that were awarded bv 1 I liiv-hr Sot ty to tho Willamette Fire Company, plats were to been present, and we suppose were ltli appropriate an intruding poll cat. One the boys bad just returned from a linihurger cheese festival without wiping his mouth or chewing cloves. In in- ln.ittt t.f tlie sf nt II: I.ule.r. I'll pi tit ion the im tho ners.iiial xt m't TVKRY ARTICT.K I'OblVlVKLY SOI.K Fj low eust.

Tlie alteuiiim ol larire ptivati el by tin' loveli I Dllllicl 't fiiteiuiial. This, the 6th day of August, is the auni-ysrsary of the birthday of Daniel O'Connell, the Irish Orator, Politician and Agitator. He was born in Carhew near Cahircevii county Iu my, in 177j and died in Geneva, Italy. May laiii, 1 17. At his own ret pits his heart was taken out, embalmed and taken to Borne, his body was taken to Ireland where he received a magnificent burial iu the Glasf-naven Cemetery, Dublin, and acolosal monunieut placed over his remains by his countrymen to perpetuate his mtinory.

aii'l eoiintry customers is called In this (ireat I'learmc-out Sale, as siu-U an omr.tiinlty nl iur-oliasing in (ioods ut an alaruiiiiK saerllh-e uiav die yesterday. Wcatherford a litf.e l.attercl siue blandishments. Mini' Glass cut any size y.u want at ilies heit' there to Co's. sT 2. P-rt- 0 beach i' r.

iu. lis. and in their remained in thleed and my Ik she vvas isess of the place. i ps by I Li 1 liow ill tin ir wao. see Ihis and tha i liirm-i Ives tut of in einineiii overlm a in mum." )iil I Very cdjeii up a lil lie a verv let: i crrow -A1, iSiinin mill i i i ii I lut sdav, a tew minutes teloie knocking- ss Nellie 1 Meat ham ill commence this ot) nine tor dinner at the apitol building, ono never again j.resent u-eil.

all and satisfy yourself of the wonderful bar I. a 5 3 5- C8 fruits, ovytcrs and fish at Josepbus gains to be iiroeureil before gt.int; elsewliere. i an and Mrs. found Canm Holmes', the workmen hael a narrow escape from in the ne-w work bv her father. Hon.

A. 11 1 si a its 11 t'orner First and Slark streets, Portland. lb irmaii llirseli carry a lav ration, una sot apart t'-n' the u-e i The v.i',..v an.l a pi'itU'ii tin; cattle, or red se! 1 lit Ji: lVate sale. Wri.M st)v. I.

Time i. eaiurt siie-nt luelit ii; a. eeiniis. IN rniiliA I K. In the matter i'f tiie estat" nf II.

('. Kimey. tleetuse.l; on lie "1 administrator. 'l-ilt-reil that tne ii'luiinisti ali.r sell th-' i'-i miu.i! pro'K-rty l.ei.niKiiei to saiil estate ut pnvato sale and make re-' it to this etmrt. Tnciisnw.

Anitusf J. 15. vs. 1 ii. ii eel jn H.

3 CO bi i'l Clijovilii I he ami sea. from a Utile I i.ius worldly bow lovely" "Yes. stock of tlry in at the goods, etc. Considerable ne wheat is coming Salem Mills. ll.

If. Price Co. have a large stoc 92 of bla. k- Went South. Messrs.

P. A. Sherman, of Buffalo, N. Irv Smith, of Indiana, went up the road yesterday intending to visit the Fniptpia country. They were members of the party who cently a pilgrimage to Mt.

Jefferson ami wo Meat ham. The style of the work, binding, 1 ut and illustrations, together with the scent Indian lite and a full history of the ever- i lie -not able Modoc War graphically described by I i. will render it a hook for the gt n- ral leader and a valuable acquisition to any horarv. Take a look at the sample leaves when Mi-acham calls. I I mi nt the Splints.

1 1 J. McGraw writes from Silvcrtoti at a 'Uaee took place at Wilhoit Sotla Springs 3 3 Ik tries on hand. Wines, liquors, cigars and big glasses of liter at Joe lit riiardi's. Only two bits buys a good square meal at the Coiiniu reial Hotel. Iterries and no end of fresh vegetables at stant death.

Just as a lot of hunbt which had been hoisted had reached the top of the building and was b-'itig taken in, a portion of the luiuisT slipped out of the sling and falling a distance of left struck ono of tho workmen, felling him to the ground. Strange to say, upon being picked up and examined tho man was found to I without serious injury, antl the exception of a few bruises and a terrible scare, he was all right. It was an escape-that well be called miraculous. Itejinirinu: Dam. Superintendent Joseph Iloyt is engaged with a force of men iu repairing the dam near the woolen factory.

Some of tho planks have become very much decayed antl a large amount of water has been constantly going to waste. The mill pond has been emptied of its contents and 5" Q. 1 happy, indeed. nt for Vim-. liat i i al ih dcnl Iy tililik- be.

I deliiit to ow -1 I'onie lit'i'i' and li'. wiih l.il.l is- whi ITS lo Mrs dead, i I would Timki.i.no with IiiLi.ior.sxst Wont IH). In I would enjoy such "Ve. mum." 1 Uu att r. "I i.

m. you must lime beie." "'erv i in ll.io (row-5 nt r-; all Ihis evi- "i I in. bow I would a home as this and 1 1, in lair! trembles ind i-tily leaning over "Is vour lo- an artist on the ive a small forluue to all'tir. is the was the reply. Hut I'au is too nappiii.

and enjoys a- n-t. We left South 3 2-L-J ineut for pluinlilV in the sum el com, nii'l costs and d. -hill seen nts. 0. (i.

Savage vs. Win. in plain tiff in the sum of antl e'; I'lirsemenls. in r. In the matter of the state Ceo dt ceased JMwiu llirseli aipo.iitti! trator tie Ikjiuis nun of s.ii.l otate.

In the matter of the application Ilavis for a license to kee anil run a this way chronic disease Is brought on. A disor- 9 CO i -tf Saturday night, hich was a ve ry enjoyable atl.nr. it was lar'i Iy attendt-tl, and dancing was I ii. lelnigiit. 'I'ht-re was a social on Sun.

Im tin- people of the surroiuidiiig bi lug -se nt in full force. The vocal niu v.a- of vc, 11, -a; and many Saltan pt an active part ill the proceedings. tlerctf liver is the of a foul stoma. Ii and ohalruetctl bowel Is and the very best iirepar- Q. 1 allon in lo put them In jierfect or.W ami ke'p them so, fs M.

leliv on scores ot white nr. astea snipe are jieramuuiac ex. fi3 have 1 "Xo. sir: Mr. smart to lie car I lie joke with CD 1 the roil I leuding Apolicaut laiiiii'' the North fsantiam river, on from Station to S.

io Wagner A I lover's. An advance in freights fises the present prie' of wheat at DO ce nts. Snuff of the very ltest brand made can be found at Hilly Stanton's. A fine lot of grapes received yesterday from San Francisco at J. Wright's.

Oyster season slowly but surely approaching. Pete Emerson is getting ready tor it. Mr. S. W.

Church returns to tho Oakland Military Academy by the outgoing steamer. A number of farmers from Polk county spent tho day yesterday trailing at lireymau Bros. An immense stock of dross buttons can be had to match any shade at Terrell Gillinghani's. (Jet your fall and winter clothes repaired and cleaned up. Haines aul Goslinger will do it.

Howell Prairie, we learn from Mr. Wood-worth, was visited with a light frost Tuesday I ire in I'ullt Miil house Mr. Kidgway. a widow seven n.i!. wi Iroin tho load from that town to Grand Bound, aud to show a necessity for an additional i ry at testily to their many gootl qualities as traveling companions.

They are giving Oicgon a pretty thorough inspection anil as Mr. Smith represents several Eastern newspapers his ideas of our State will be widely disseminated and have considerable influence on emigration. I.une Tree ISiir. We would like to call the attention of Gtneral Michler, who has charge of the river improvements, to the present condition of bono Tree Bar, about eight miles below this city. This bar is in much worse condition than usual.

The steamers are sometimes delayed several hours ami can carry but very light loads on account of it. Of the appropriated for this river let us have a few dollars ou this bar now. t'ortimnte Iiseoeiy. The Folk county court house came near burning up last Wednesday evening. Somebody threw the stub of a cigar into the dry grass near the builrting and the tire was about to communicate to the court house when discovered.

Hail it occurred later in tho evening the probability is that the Folk county palace of justice would have been soon wrapjied in flames. t)i 2 I tl Thursday morning; at clock and readied home Saturday at noon. We met several Salem folks on their way const-wards. This trip has been one ot the most this point, and remonstrances being pr. si uitd against the granting of saitl lieeti-e.

ll vas ordered said application be denied. In thu matter of a change in the county road leading from Salem to Sublimity. Beuheii Lewis. A. B.

Cole and Harrison Baker weir np- .1 ...,.1 I ir 1. Mil! en was burnt last in-- t-t furniture was sawd, but I oi ii it -tl to the ground. It is io ,1 one of tin' finest residences in v. We have not tfi-n able to am ia'' '-r wht ther the building we eniovable ever made to the coast, ant ing over its muddy bottom. -New planus are being put in the dam and iu a day or two the puiid will be relilled.

FarmenUr Babcock's furniture factory has been without motive power this week on account of the repairs, but wall stai up again as soon as tho work is com- Itunnmi)' Aeei.I.ii l)r. Martin (itisey, a well-known physician at Aurora, met with an accident last Monday evening. Iu company with his nephew, Mr. Andrew Geir-ev, whet was last term a medical student at Willamette University, he was returning from a professional call, and when near Hubbard's Station the horses became unman useable ami overturned the buggy. Ono of Dr.

mnniei petiii.e, a success aj wwnr A r-f! i Ucil man lie liu in nit) muiimio. .1 1 the mutter of a in the coin, tv road I been in the ol ironijr inrwnr been in the hab i ol rroine; lorward 9 LJ a) 1 e- leading from lliver Biidge to P.uite-villKi W. ll. Goudv. John Dimmick and John ami tbankine; the ei mincer ot the train or steamer for bis ca re in conduetini; bis passengers.

Tim wi Iter thinks it a eoiMiiiend- 1 a nit a nt'si Seltzer Apkkient. bOLI HY ALU HKl'HtilSTS. AT DEARBORN'S! DRIVING AND HARVEST GLOVES, California Made, EASTERN, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON LEATHER. LACE LEATHER, Superior Quality. FANCY ROBES AND BLANKETS, DOG COLLARS, CARPET TACKS, CHAIR AND BUGGY CUSHIONS, Made to Order.

HARNESS AND SADDLERY, All Kinds. At Reduced Price at ITJltI5IIN 15L0 0 1C. zT tJ morning. And still lhv come the lxople to trade with tf I ftiililr) 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I p. i.

who is eoinechd with nt of ti t- Oregon and Cuii- ft Suow- F. Smith appointed viewers, aim 1. IA inpany, give information I 1 ZZ latim are Is ang i.urcha 1 in arms was considerably injured, ami his 8 P- 3 UJ 3 den, Surveyor, to meet at Angus-t at o'clock a.m. Court adjourned sine die. wkai.ii:.: it To the Statesman: The month t.f July just closed has give us 30 clear and one eli luh day ahle practice, 1 that it would have a verv wholesome ell'eet if judiciously done.

Willi the utmo-t sincerity we return our thanks to our very careful and obliging driver, Mr. Clark Law rence, ami bow ourselves down and out as your "summer correspondent. C. Sai.i.m, Julv 111 9 TI 0 1 nt phew left ankle was bit, ki n. 1 he horses wt ic cured immediately after the overturning of the buggy, ami at last accounts the injured lin were doing well.

r- i luoi.t-Md immigrants, e. are taking ii.i. i. a very encouraging stati to- is thoroughly informed in fue farming lands of Oregon. Krribiirr'N Monthly.

This excellent magazine for August has come to hand, and is really what it calls itself-an illustrated magazine. Among the matters of interest iu it are a continuation of the Farmer's Vacation, a readable and instructive series of articles; Madame Deieiuse, said to 3 0 and there has been no rain during the mouth. A Wom-Oiil OrrKun I'nrni. Mr. (1.

W. Teller, who lives on the place known as the K. W. Hainiltoii farm in Polk The highest daily mean te nipt ratin for the lie the ltest work of Ceorge Cable, and uthcr month was degrees on the l-Mh, the lowest i articles worthy of attentive perusal. -a dally mean 07 degrees on the -A, the monthly I v' I mean being b.i.al degrees.

The highest thermometer wat degrees--on Appointment. Mr. J. 1). Browor an intelligent and well edu the 18th, lath and lilUh, at 2 o'clock p.

m. Low 5 0 est thermometer on the 1st and 2d, at 7 A. cated deaf mute of this city has been appointed an agent tor Oregon, to solicit contributions for T. C. Smith the popular Druggist at the SaleUi drug store.

Will K. A. Smith give a premium for the handsomest baby at the State Lair this Year, as he did last? Dr. L. L.

Lowland and wife, Mrs. T. li. Hickey, Mrs. II.

D. Loon ami Mrs. Morso left for Astoria yesterday. Several of our merchants arc making arrangements to leave for San Francisco, for their fall stock of gotiels, goon. We aro making arrangements to furnish our country subscrilters with a reliable commercial and price current column.

Frank Campliell and Jerome Knox of the Monmouth Messwnger were in town yesterday and left for koine on the cayuse express. Mr. R. II. Dearborn returneel from Seattle yesterday where ho left his sister.

Mrs. E. S. kearneyj much better and improving rapidly. Mr.

M. Ilojxiwell who left Oregon some months ano to reside in California, has returned to the Willamette valley having got enough of that sim dried State. It is rumored that a young millionaire is in town in quest of a wife. We don't know as there are any unengaged girls in Salem, but he might prevail on one to mitten her old-euough-to-be-her-father admirer. Street Supervisor Howell is rebuilding the sidewalk on opposite the Court-house.

He proposes to make much needed repairs on dilapidated walks in various localites, and charge the expense to the abutters. There was lightning on the evening of the a antl 8th, in the south-west; in the south-east on I iiD.I lor AMHmilt. I.i-e, a State stroet C'elestml was brought II. A. Monday and fmtd 10 ami lor hitting Jus.

lim hanan on tho head with a club. This in the second time that t'os ini'-aiacioiis Chinaman has been arrested for within a month. If he eontinnes his hn-lii" unties he- may fetch up with Brother Ollieers I.lee(e!. rapiml Lo-lxc LO. of G.T.

elected the "Hi ru last Saturday evening Mrs. flattie Jiowl.er, W.C.T.; Mrs. T. H.Cann, W.V.T.; J. 1.

in. i W.S.: J. B. McClane, W.F.S.: Mrs. J.

M' hiuo, W.T.; C. V. Keriber, W.C.; Sam-ii 1 laiar. W.M.: KaehelJohuson, Jno-Miir-an, W.O.G.' i tiu cfixii l'ol nrs. Things are strangely muddled in California politics.

The Democrats and Republicans arc pu-hing forward, while tlie Independents seem to have called a lialt, until they can ba back and around, and thus determine wln-tlicr it is better to bitty their dead now or wait until after the election. At San do the Independents endorse wniic Democrats and some Republicans, 'l'lit; Cuba Independent Nominating Convention, iti San Francisco, will the 'Jth, and in the north-west on the An unusual nil her of shooting stars were ob county, about three miles from the ferry, got off of one field of 13 acres last week about 1S6 bushels of wheat to the acre. This farm has been in cultivation over fiff years, and was considered by its former owner to havo been worn out. Mr. Teller, however, is a thorough farmer, anel has brought out this place in good shape.

A little manure and perseverance is all that is wanteel to keep tregou lands always up to the mark. Jte-elnrel. Suj ei inteiident Watkiuds received a telegram Tuetdiy announcing the of Val Howe at Port Townsetid, W. T. IIowo is the convict that escaped last fall one night from the brick vard.

He was confined for burglary and a T.uildiug Fund, to be used to erect a "National Home for aged and infirm deaf mutes," The object is a laudable one and your contributions, no matter how small, will bo cheerfully received and gratefully acknowledged. served on tho 10th at about II i m. i -1 nominate l'belp-. If the honest men of tlie Independent pMly bad "left tlie dead to bury the dead'' Roolh, Ridwell and siuli villainous political scoundrels would sent from Jackson county for five years. He will st rve the ilaneo of his term after having an eight months spin over the country.

for Minnie. Wix has been down to th South Beach, at Yatpiina, and whilo there saw a number of young ladies plunge into the water in their tight fitting bathing suits, and sport amid the i breakers. He remarks that many of the Ileumil I'renent. Mrs. A.

.1. Biely, of thiH city, was Monday the reni.ieiit of a very tine presen from a friend ui Alaska, in the si lape of a lot of the finest siec-iinens Alaska furs, among which is a niagnifi-e. nt swan skin, the downy softness; of pure white is must cxipiisite. Wis are not sufficient foiiiioim ur in the hue of furs to n'umo the other Mi-fini'iim. SATiKM FDRHIMEFACTORY! MUTER BIBCOCK Have a Large Stock of CHAMBEE, IDXKTIJWG- -ROOM, AND Offlco Furniture (IK THE1K OW.V MASl'FACTVKE Whit-li tliey offer at wholesale and retail at Ihe Lowest Prices Tor Cash.

All kinds of furniture made loonier, antl renalr-nig neatly done Coffins and Casket' on hand or made to order a.rll'20-3m C. VY. SHAW, I OEO. WILLIAMS. Xntfiry Public.

SHAW WILLIAMS, Real Estate and Money Brokers. SHOUT I.O AS MADE. 3- Office In Moores' Blogfc, Sftlwi Oregon. Jylt BDr. E.

Y. CHASE. REVET I.T, LATK SURGEOX V. S. Voluntuerj.

Office in nurbiM'a block uu. A Lively Vek. Next week promises to be a stirring ono for the capital city. The annual Conference of the M. E.

Church will bo in session, Bishop Took presiding. The Republican, Independent and Temperance State Conventions will meet and taking all together our town will be full of stran-i gers. Advertisers would do well to lake advan-' tage of this ruth. Aluioiit Fire. Bash Scriber's blacksmith shop, a fdiort distance south of the Chemeketa hotel on Commercial street caught fire last evening about half-past five o'clock.

The fire caught in the roof from a defective flue. It was, however, extinguished without an alarm being given, bv using the hose attached to the pump in Bean Davidson's stable. Coming; to Salem. Mr. J.

15. Sprenger, a son-in-law to Mr. Wes SB? I 9 17 CD 8 MA It It I fit. In Salem, July 20, by Elder L. L.

Lowland, John Payne to" Mrs. Susan Whitley, all of Marion countv. Kalein belles present much larger suporfices 3 1 Vt I 1 I 1'atcUes of fog ou the hill-tops on the moi inng of the 13th. Tlie atmosphere has been hazy ami smoky from the 17th to the close of the mouth. Northerly winds prevailed during days: southerly winds one day, being the 2Uth.

During July, 1874, we hail no ram: 2.) clear and eight cloudy davs. Mean temperature for month, to. 71 degrees. Highest daily mean temperature for month. 75 degrees On the 2tith.

Lowest, CO degrees on tin! 3d. T. iT.AKOC. Kola, Aug. 2, 1S75.

Teneliers" Institute. A Teachers' Institute meeting for the Judicial District meets at Astoiia next Monday Ihe 9th inst. Teachers from any part of the State aro taken at half fare on the railroads and principal steamboat lines. I'rof. h.

L. Bowhuul the Suite Superintendent of Public Instruction leaves to-day and will be present at the meeting. Third Assay. The returns of the third assay of ore taken from the King lead, near Juartzville, was received by Mayor J. G.

Wright yesterday. The last ore taken lias more silver with but little less gold percentage to tho ton than tho previous assay. Lvery indication is that the lode is a good one. As far as it has been worked, it comes up to the anticipations of the owners. Born August 5th, 1875.

to the wife of Dr. E. Dawn, a daughter. Orthodox weight. than many would imagine.

no. IttMimi lor Yaqiiina. A party of young men left town Wednesday for Snnday, August 1st, 1875, W. F. voungest sou of V.

T. aud 11. A. aged months and 15 davs. Ilexithhy, Yatniina Bay, where they propose to camp tor long since have ceased to poison the atmosphere ith their dead and putrifying bodies.

'I'm: following arc the names the delegates to the Republican State Convention troni Multnoinab county Ceo. C. Scars, I'eniimbta Kelly. II. Harris, James Gibson.

Solomon liirsch, Gideon Tibbetts, George A. Steel. William Dcllinger, C. K. DuRois, C.

A. Dolph. James G. Chapman, T. Ti.

Odeueal. M. V. MulUey, William Council, O. M.

r.aruard and Geo. uster. Wool was taken from the backs of An-goria goats and made into dresses, bo-tween sunrise and sunset, in an alpaca factory, CI atati ilia county, New York, slwut a mouth. Ann ng them were Charles rt Nichols. John Whitley and threo ley Graves, and well know as the former popu or four others.

Tuoy left town behind a pair of gay little mules, and took along a well-stocked Aeel.Ient iit'itr Maylou. VTe learn of an necideiit hich occurred lant WeeliK iiday near Stayton by which a lady named Mm. Thos. (irilVith had a leg broken near the ankle. In the hurry of harvesting she went to Hiswt her husband in saving hay, and owing to the sudden starting of the horses she was thrown Irom the wayon with thealxjve rtsnlt.

l-eeoverlmf. We are pleased to learn that Itov. Addison Jontu, pastor of the Baptist Church in this city, ii rapidly recovering from his severe illness, and Uoryi i to bo out in a few days. All who trn sacrificing labors among lis, wen as those of hu own churcU, will rejoice to near of the favorable chanfo. 3T CD -u 2.

o-o 3 commissary uepamneui. Uettiiiir Itetter. lar landlord of several of the Portland hotels, has given np business in the latter city, owing to failing health. He intends taking up his residence in this city soon and his family have already arrived. to the Mountain.

Mr. J. W. Wcatherford and family started Wednesday morning on their annual camping out expedition. They will pitch their tents in the vicinity of Smith's Ferry, where for the next" week or ten days they "will capture the specklod trout and eiiioy all tho eonveniencea and inconveniences of a short sojourn on th borders of civilization.

A telegram received Tuesday from B. 11 Dearborn, dated at Settle, states that his sister, 1 William and George Gray, and Ashaol Bush Mr. E. 8. Kearney, is improving, and consid ered out of danger, air.

utfu-iwrn hjiwui left for CaliJoruia yestercay to resume tneir col' legiate etudie. be at home next ihursaay, '1L.