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ALBANY KKWSTKK. roifn.ANu iu'li.ktix. IS78. THIRD TOM'ME. 173. THE WKL'KLV Oregon Bulletin. KXCELAIOH OCR MOTTO. n: enoPKiKToit OK Till! daily eid Wh Kl.l 111 I.I.ITIN.gni'ilic Iwdh sltccc III ready achieved, Is doU'rlllilusI n'l further Improve I lin I'liiR'r.Hiul has 'ifil for tiic ensiling year 1111. A. J. DUFIR to U"lit! up im AGRICULTURAL DEPAETMEH UUCill S .11 ALL, LM., iii write upon the UESOIRCES OF OREGON, OL. J. ft. 1A !n linVC control of tlir COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT JAN. O'MEAKA Hill lie EITO IX CHIEF. r!ii' Local and Xewi the control il Columns will lai under rillvntof uhlltly. ' in i In' llMir(MiilKirwu will commence tin' publication nt a Sl'IXMUJ) SKIRT, i:T5TI.I J) wraslin' J'oo! mi autobiography of the celebrated Moiin mincer, Trapper, FiiiiiHfi'smiin nntl lUv g:tr. who recently recovered property in Pni'i liiiid.iircroii, valued in three ipuirWa ni a million LtoJJum, IHlttJ ... M r.'iiJV jlll N j T visir. i ii" per jtu. i iMflr ( illli- Hi llvi', Ail.lrt'sa tlriirou li.illoilii, I'oriliiuili Ortyon. .'..I-1 it .Mill IvS AND I i.S AliK THE! OLD STOVE DEPOT. JOHN BRIG GS, iK'Hlcr in B A lY (iES. COOK, PAHLOH AM) 150X, S T O A' E s : of i tic host imlit'nis. ALSO t TIM. MIEirr IRAS AMI '! it:n wari:, Ati'l Hip nml mwortmcnt of fnrni-liinv .'mills to lie ohhllncj In a tin store. llepnirn neatly and promptly executed, nn reusonahlf lernis. Hlturt reekonliiKs make loti lilni.K, KKOXT STREET, ALBANY. Ilfl0.5, Iksii-1 TO TLlillEI-I.-S Kolt liKNTS' OloiliinirnniHifiit'i I's Kllrnisllin'rl looils itall ilf sirlptions. He has also a law Iih k ol Ikiys'l'lothliiK, Hats, Shirts, etc., which lie Is selling very low. 4.1-1 T. FOR LIKE It, Shedd, Oregon, MnmiDtcturer of and dealer in II AI6S:A Ki)SI.I A Uood Article for a Fair Price. rnrllciilnr attention paid to ItKl'AIM.Nd. Shedd. Anxust ll-WmS BI.AXK DKKDS, UOliTAiAOES, ETC.. on hand kit vat atylea and for ale low. at thia olllec. OKI )C Kit IKS. A. . LAYTOM, UKALKIt IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc., ALBANY, OREGON. WZAL STRirK TO KKKPTHK BEST , o gmh in My Ihv, unl fit at Uv Iff- Hiking ralft. Vatt ami tn-me. lei TO TEIE t UTlJ lts LINN & BENTON COUNTIES. 3 ''Hi; 1 V!3 1iS;t l U'OI 'Ml RE- vitmi'iTh-i't h;it tiicv I mv Pu tin 'ly r"nin'lrli"liinit rvnnviitcit tlu-ir lUntf. ctmniHulIoitH urn. -nvtuutijil tlm' tluv Imivh nmgthwH un-l nMct to i tin -:imt. tTcrtr 1 iit'w work ontln hi.f they now how two , n I I'lcuiUM'H. will) t:trt' KIcMiliiicoiirtlr't': hive hilt In new fSnilcr uint K'l-'tni', iiti.l mv now m-ptirtM. to take in nntl ImnUU' , Wlioat db Outfit crv rtinl'Uy nwl cnnvpntnnly. Itttvtnu il'ton-laof N'omvn fllPttltlfHt In ! l'oi '!;nrl. i nr'if-; rV-lr ttltf to -on- rnMr. w ith U ui''(l have no fnir- Mint our wair ntv hrrr will w nvifliift'te,i. Wn would u! fun the nttontlnii of tin- fanner- !o tw. Qi.lt that our facilities for hImpIiu to n Koivi'in Mnrket aw vmt cm hi an I Mint l hey ill llii'l it to t liefr , a Ivimtiittte to mil nt ntir nfltefl for flirt tier ; information u to our fori lit f(s and ternin ; ol -tora,"' C. It. COMSTIK'K it CO., W. s. SKWBI'try, Agent. MUlliv, Allg.fcMlvl. !( IKORGE TCItREI. KERPS A LARGE I si nek nt Assorted MtTcliuiidlse toMoltllMMiiarkot. IMvnnl'l ho to thln loivdl of tivoryljoily to kIvu liliu an ''iiriv mil. 414. Oregon Wooden Ware ManTg. Go., HAJii'HArrrKKUN ok Bl'CKETS, TIBS, I 'AILS Woo den-AA" a re Works ol Ori'irnn I'll) , Oi t'iroii. 'Pill: )lt!il mihii:. WAIIK 1 MtttiufiK'tnrhiK (VmiiKiiiy, Imylnii n I'cntiy ioniili'ti'i tliolr WorkH at Orotfon City villi tlin must ttiipnivinl niiii'liiiu'ry , i'i;iliiiu in:r tin1 ih'hxmI mlh'nis mid lulcsl imti'inti, Impnrttvl nt i?rwtiiwi fnim Miis siii'lmsrtts. tin. KsTAI'.l.lsllMK.NT. in nil it- iiiMilniim'iits, iil coiuiuru fiivomlil u lth any oihi'i' in the Tnili'd stnri's. Tin' ('(iiniHiny ni'i' prt'imri'il in UN nil nr. uVrsfiirl'KOAIt. .MA4H-.K ami AMI UfCK KT8. Tl llji, IITTTKH KIHKINH.KAI.MOX KJTX, WASIIIIHAIilis, Miiittlr HitblililH, lironm-lmiulle, .Vi-.. Ac. liu:lh'tiiat'iitti!iitloii Is inlli' i to oar ASH I'All.snn i MCTTISU Mlljaxs milirtiile till' snH Tiiir ti nny lii'li'lofori' in miirki't, us i-nusin no niipliitsnnt tiisp. (,r stmll to till' tlUltl'tltH, (i'iihh our siitM-rinr t'ucililii's vn nil- m nhli' I in supply tin' fm le nil thi' iiitxl ml- V llllllll'lllls ti'l'lns, nmt by prnnipt lltll'tl- liun Hnil exevllwul tr(irkiiuuniliii will iiieilt siii'ci'ss in our lini. i DhiIcin mi' ri'iiuestoil tn I'XHiiilito our i Hiii'cs Ixiforn ptltviuuilliK ulwn'lli'ro. kiw Ailtli'i'ssiiii ('nninitinlcnlions to J. O. HH.KH, Ati ,il, I'nrtlanil, Oivjton. ) NOTICE. Any llurkets 01' Tttlm iiiiino-j fiti'tnrvil liy ns. M'liiHiiliinotKivi'i'oinplviv ! sntisliiftioii. if nituriKUli will Ik' ivplnml liy m-w onus, without ulmrvo fur frclntht. Jo-Mill J. I), lllLKM, Aguut, , . . ?HU III1ESS HOODS (il.OVKS. THIM iiiiii's, llosirrv. fir., otn Tiirn ll's, First striTt. 4;H PKOI'I.E KI I!NISHIXllMHH;i.ll CAI.t I nn I sir TniTfll's law stiH'k of ( nr pt'tK, Oll-eloth, Blinds, Itnjfs, etc., wliiili lit' Is soiling very chfiiii. 4:1-4 to TO Tl ltl!KI.I KOI! HAIillWA UK, A Ulllllis. l.illlllH-hillllU'VS He llii' loo Is tonit yon. 4.M A. 15. MORRIS, fiit'iieral CoiiimiMNion A.MI FORWARDIM MEIICIIAaT. HAVIXli LEASEIi II. CHEAM.E'S largo WARE II O USE at font of llronikilhin street, nn the hank , of the Wllluniutte river, I mil prcrcil lo ' III V, SKI,!., SMIKi: OR CORWAHII ! WHEAT or OATS, in ii ii H in it i-il iimntltics. The lllirbMl Market Price Paid In t'ONh for M lieiit ami Oats. Parties whiting to stoii'llinin.ian make j Itrrailgumutltn to gel all Die sacks needed. J (Jniiii igori'd and forwarded at lowest I rates. A share of patronatfv I wild ted. A. II. UOUIU8. Allmny, July 17-4v4 GKOKliK TIJKHKLL PATS TUE Hlliil esl price for all kinds of Cofflitry Pro dnce. ' Hememlicr tho addresg, Tnrrell's, finit street. 43-4 xew To-inv. PER CENT SAVED irv wyixu- mew GOODS -0V- KLffiE CO, AI.1IAXY, OltlOX. Jrust neooived an cm in- lieu stm'fc.n! the HosIFasMoiiaiilfi&ooJnBfllisSeasoii -Mi ll AS- DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, CAP KITS, lil.AVS, C'ROi'KEnV iiardwari:, mill (iiina Mulin Irox i!ool, MART STKTART NTRIPIW, I'OPM.X M'STRtM, 'A O H II PI.AIIMS, TAMIS ( I.O I II, NTRIPED, Plain, and HMTTKO SHAWLS, M'ARPH, XVOOI.EX MAQIIX ! UXAVT ASD i H MIPIO HATS, and liu-jte Mlock of FANCY GOODS! ! CARPETS, Oil. l 1 111, A 1 llouac FurnlalilnKOooiU, , I I 1 ALL OF WHICH IS OFFEIIFD AT THE LOWEST MARKET P R I O 3 S. 1 i rinMM., adjoining rwt Office from Crooked River. JfMTIHX ItAM'II.KnooKKnIIIVBll, I Anuusi .1, 1H7J. i Mksshn. EiitTons I) iir Sin: Von will pkaaegtve this corn'Sniiideiiiii a place In yonreoliiiiins. On the nljrlrl of the jsth of June, the Piute In, linns oommetteed liv steullniia Imrse at the Wann HnrillSIl, l'i miles snnihwest of Ceuip Barney, on Hie niuhtol the llth of July thev took one Irom Mr. RcnlK'ii Khrcr, t n!,'., r Ilenvi-r Valley. On the uinht of the l.lih ot.lnh two wore taken from Mr. Lather Elklns, n't Lower Ikavcr Vallev, and on Ihcnlrlitof the llth, live were takey from A. Hacklis man. at Jonellon Hnncli.ni Hie links of Crooked river. A ft era short eonanltatloii, we conclnde 1 loin II for nil from I he mili tary stntinned 11: Cnninllaini'v. Wonuilc lll oOr disHiieiii's. null stni'led ml Tne ilay, the hull, in 1 tic evening, fur Cnnip Harney, ut which p'te-e 1 arrive I at IJ.l'i on the lSlh of .Inly. Found Hie PostConi inander, Unjor Trlmlilc, iltwent in soarch ol'a desert er, will had descried, iiirrvimr olf some money iHdnnaln Ion fedow sol dier The MiijiH' returned early in the ! eveillntt, and reeeived me very kindly. He : forwarded my dispatches Hatuo eveni'ity 10 : Camp Warner, totlioJJlsiriel Cotnmander, lien. WVnden. Major Triiuhle asked hip , what nttltther of men we needed, ami 1 to.d him sewn oreiuht. tie sunt Saiwnnt Lansls'ivnnd al.n privates, with Mr. Flunk Mrllenn HCthlKttl uuide In the exnodltioh. , l'ft Camp Iliirni'v on lira inornlturofthe liOth of July for the Bntloh, lo lake the trail of 1 he Indians: arrived at Hie Ranch on the nioinlnifof tho a I i started on the tiull same evenhiK followed it south some ciislit miles, and cm unci for the nixht on west Innnch of Camp eris'k. Started 1 arly on the niornlni; of thcailh. I trailed thirty mill's over a lirokcniounirv. w itli a itmu ahundnnceol roeks andjnni. Wr) saw alnr::e lode of eonper-Mraring ipiartji diifinif the day's march : nlsontlne Imndofnntotopei mm)ieil forthe nlht in a deep nivlnc in the lxerl Moniiiiilns. After supper, 1 woul scouHiiirtogol com se of trail: found il liearlni: soutln nst from eanip. On the morntnit oftheiith were 011 trail early; as we followed it duiinx the morn Imsii bore more easterly, nassinn at uhoiit H o'clock the Hi-st cnim'i minle hv llic Indians since simiinir the liorsesfroiii onrnimdi. At this cuitmilhey had killed and ilrled some iiiiuiniain sliei n for food. At iko'elock passed 1 1 1- Monntiiin Riiriinra, on Hie Yreka and Can von City road. Alter linvliiB the Mountain Sprlllirs, the coun try was very hai'ruil ; duriiur the dav trav eled alsiut thirty-live miles, and lumped for the nlaht at the i.lass Unties, on head of the South Fork of Crooked river, a' a ! small spring on the norih side of the inoiintnins. The count rvn round 1 he liuiti -is thickly si rev 11 wlt'i iiaHveulassoleven color. Mr. Mcllinn went similln. and I wcni htuillfl. Mcliean iieovoivil the trail Ix'iirlni! more to the sontllward, mid therrallof ElkltiH'horsos hitorttoctimitlie one we wen' lollnwlnit. Which enlivened I our lump sjreatly. I killed a larffe, fill inick. which We carried Into camp, on the '-nth. siarlMl on null a few minutes after 1 sunrise: mrectlon In tlic tniu nin smith ! cast, In linrraxh's creek -distance Hfleen nines. 1 Here tiic lndinnshail nimpcd lor tin- til-rhl. In a eove. We followed their trail up the narrow, im-kv delile, thi-ouih which the trull makes lis way from the nionn ainstn the desert. Lost Hie trail: found ltaiain, offer a dilinen; search, fol lowlns w hat seemed to is' an old einlvrtint roiKl leading northeast in the direction of Hartley Vaney, through a low tmssin the mountains, t the east side of Wagon Tire mountains. Here WPsuwasqnnw and two In, linn children digging iiiiuus. Thev hid in Hie grass, Inn we minted them up.' She said that she was Wcvaw's aquaw, and tluit Flutes, with American horses wen' i gone to Camp Warner. She wa.4 evidently I much alarmed, mid wanted In send one rif Hi children off with a message of some I kind. We put Hicin under strict gluiil, i Willi orders 10 keep Ihcin there until we 1 scoiiied the country In search of Hie In 1 dlana with the stolen horses, Fonnil their trail to Is'iir southward, toward Camp 1 Warner. Saw some more snuaws, w ho ! wen' much alarined : released the squaw, ; trawled sontli a few miles, and eticamts'd for the ni'.dit at a large spring hratich, east ofHicW'ic.'onTlt'c mountains-- distance traveled. Ihlrty-tlve miles, sow, ill Dnr ragh cnx'k, plenty of rattle tracks, w hich we supposed Hie Indians had stolon, on the Hilt, starlet early In Hie morning, trail lending south, and very hard to fol low; lost twice, lint fonnd'tt again soon. Admit nine o'clock found another rump made hy the I'liitcs, uta Secluded spring in the center of ni'histcr of hnttes, At this cnnip they had killed sonieuntelnnc, roast ed crickets, had a feast and dunce, and their niun'iers seemed lo have increased rapidly. From 1 his rami they traveled Strath, onn coming usui n hiiitahiialniui or divide, ennuuetime Ihose Initios with the Juniper Mouninlns south of hen., Followisl the trail to the north side of the JiinllH-r Mountains, to n large sprlnv, w hen' they had made another cnnip. We aim cntiipott nt this spring ills'unoo trav eled thtrty-tlvc miles. 1 smmed, nftcr supiier, anil found iha Hie trail led to the southward, over a spur of the JuiiliN-r Mounliiins. At 11 spring on ihcsoiith side, louiid iinotherciimp made hy the I'lu'es, at which they had killed antelope. We found shis's ni thesi' mnips. which thev had pulled oil' the horse; to make the trail dll1lfult 10 follow. Al unth thec camps wen' the hones of ; antelope, retnain of masted crickets, mid ; evidences of dancing, showing thai tlic-c lonlsof the ttosert were enjoying them- . wives. OnHieJHth, tmveleu south, over I another series of elevated table Ian Is, mn. 1 iiirtlng the Jnnl'sT Mountains with those north of Camp Warner and Albert lakes, one to the rUrht and the other In the left of onr line of travel; encamped at nlghi til 11 spring in the midst ofn luild. tis-kv I range distance, thirty miles. After sinV per, nrlvnlc Simpson and tnvself went scoiitiiig, and found three other inmps made by the Plutes, at all of which were I the usual evidence of feasting and dane inu'. Had some dilllciiiH' in trailinout of (his plnii'. on the ainh, innnihig vert XTjUZX of the llay ranch of Messrs Jones ,t Snider. Here we leiirni"! that Hie Indians had liinn captiiivd hyn dctachnicnt of troops under ! 1 01. perry. We maivlieU loriimp Warner. ' and was vcrv kindly 11'irived bv (leneral Wis'dcn, ( ol. Perry, and the otneers and Isivs in blue at Camp Warner, for which i lake this onpnrtunlty to ml urn them my sincere thanks; also, the thanks of num'v clllzi'iisof Crisiked river, Ochisn and Hie snrmnndlng eonntry, our Huinks urn also due to Major Trimble, and t he iilHecrs and boys In blue at Camp llarnev for their kind mi'ptlon and prompt assistance In time of need. 1 cannot close without mak ing honorable mention of the mimes of Mr. Frank Mclkiin, Sergeant IjiiisIs iv, and the detachment of ti'otips who were with me on the trail of the Pinto. Thev wen' faithful mill true to me as brut hers. I would also mention the name of Mr. George Cooler, the Wagon and Forage Mus ter at (Vtnip Mnrner. who first dlscovensl the stolen horses, and n'mhwd efttclent aid In their contim'. I have Hie honor to remain, Yours trulv. JOHN F. MOORE. i WltATltKH -Still cloudy and dump. Inter fering with harvesting. PACIPIC COAMT M M. ' I!v onler of 11 Mormon Justice of tin: eace. tlo; police of Salt Luke tlie other wit destroyed fiirnitiire and iroH?rtv in a house of Ill-lame in that city willed at $10,000. Tlita wanton 1 destrnctlon excited tiireats amniij; I Liberal citizens. There are tliroe rmocmtk Qnuit anil Wilson eluljs in San Frandneo, Mute. than fifty hoinicidcs of the word description have occnrnHl in San Fmuvtsco since any murderer was liiinged. I.. M. Konlke lias lieen upisiiiitttl Supervisor ol Internal Hcvcmie tor die entire, Pavlflc Const. : AliMVM diamonds were purchased in London, and is Micved In San Kranciso. Burglars and hewni-ii arc bothering Salem. j A new liridgo is hi ne btiilt turns, I'mkllng river, near Aurora, j Glaze and MeCaun, of the Dallas tragedy. Imd a preliminary 4xaatlna ! lion lH'fore a jiWtlce of tlie peace, ami were dieliarged. ' The Indians at Warm 8prlng Rpa. crrotlon an; getfinj; along sthoothjy under the mainigemeiit of Dapt. Joh'n 1 Sniitli, agent. 1 Forty-two sail vessels entered the port 01 San Francisco last Sunday, Mr. J. I(. Kent is now owner of the Jack sonville Tim n. The potato crop In Yamhill promises , well. I Hoschmif is preparing article of Incor poration to be submitted to the next Leg islature, A leant of two burses at Roseburg ran away, plunged into the fiver unit weir drowned. Hotels at Olytupla are crowded. A considerahlc trade In walrus tusks has sprung up In Alaska. Portland expects to have street cars run 11111 there before the year ends. 1 me day last week twenty-six sea-going crafts were at Empire City. It Isreimrtcd that In Cmis county hardly a single tlrcelt v man can he found, elt her Republican oi'llcuiocrnl. Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Miller has gone Fjist. Ilisltop Foster preached In Port land Inst 1 ucsuay evening ton targe audieiice. The refurulshiugnf ibeCliemoketn His tel. Salem, will cost tau,U00. Yakima and KltHtas valleys are reported us rapidly tilling up, mid 'the cops mv abunuahf. The Gentiles of Sail Uikeliaveorganinttl : a uKilancecouiniittcc, and trouble Is an . tlclpated. Prof. Agassht and suiontlfto party have arrived la sun Francisco. Ilrttlsh Columbia has been greatly both . ered hy grasshoppers this Season, Col. J. W. Forney and Senator fflierinnu ; of Ohio, spoke for Giant In Ban Francisco the other night. A Government supply train 011 itswav to Foil Lyons is ri'lKirted captured bv two : hundred Arapahocs. and liftecn of the men In charge killed, and ns many more missing ! The public schools in Portland opened on the 'id lust. Some fanners alsmi Fori kind havclieen harvesting on Sunday. ; Judge Deady, ofPortkind.hasilncdi has. Liit.h'n (Km for selling whlskv to Hie lie ! diansofHlletr.KeserviiHon: ISO sentenced ' James Ikiivlay tooneyear'siiupriaoninent for selling Inpjor to Indians. Eugene City has ihrco Sunday Schools. Mr. Rohhins had three linger reaped on ' by a reaper 11 few days since 1 A daughter, aged about throe years, of I John Thomison, ol' the Halles. (lied on , Thursday last from the effects of fulling : Into a bucket of not water the day before, ; An Indian at the Yiannx Reservation killed his squaw on the aad ult., arid Hum Served htuiselfthesante way. ; An accident liy a thrashing machine I caused the amputation of one of the feel j 01 ii. c, Wallace, of Forest Grove, j The Or'rtuiiKiii of August JJHh, publishes I 1111 account of 1111 Indian found limiting In the river having wounds Indicating that , lie had been murdered. Indian Jim and Narviss were supposed In lie the murder ers. Mrs. A. J. Dunlway made an oflectlvc tsilltlinl siieech ton full house In Portland last Tuesday evening. She supports the Republican nominee. Ilwlroek HntnocratB tn Renton count v a re huv lug Hie "Giveley diarrhea. A son of Mr. McAllister in Cluokamas county w as burned to death Sunday bclori; last. He was four years old. James Dinwiddle of Lane onnnlv has Hire-died lour tliousand bushels of wheat from one hundred acres. The following Postmasters have been iiPIKilnlud in ibis state: Peter IIiiuic. llrownsvUlu, Linn county; X. s. whii enmb, Rye Vallev, Ikiker" county ; Peter Provost, si. Louis, Marion county; 11. s. Reed, Silvorton, .Marlon county. Wheat tsMoentsubuahel at WaUn W alla Olympla bus twelve saloons. tORt'ius m:ws. The Quis'n of England has presented , S niilev w ith 11 gold snuff-box, and u letter thanking him tor Hie discovery of Living stone. ; The foot and mouth dlsiiisc among ini tio In England Is reported on the Increase. The Mexican Cabinet n'tniiins uuvhang jel. Dial has refused to ucccnt amnesty, i and fled to Hie mountains. Logic In has ; given bis adheivnee to the Government. I Conddenec In the Government Is return I lug and business Inercnslng. ! Thiers has issued orders to arrest Don I Carlos If found on the Spanish frontier. I It is thought be Is medltulmg another de 1 scent 00 Spain. ' The Emncror of Russia, C7jirowitch and ; Grand Unite Vlndtmlr were to arrive at I llerlln on the llth. The Emperor of Aus ; trlu and Crown Prince of Saxony on the ! tb. AMIATS WAXTKD. MALE AND FEMALE. Ruslness p.Vns tint, and uys Is'tter Hum any enter 1 prise In the tteld. Agents make from H to IK wr tiny. Send stamp for sample and ' isirtleukirs, Address J. LATHAM A Co.. fit Washington St., Boston. Moss. lvswfl I 'ft 1