The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 29, 1873, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextXIST 29, 1S73. J.llltl.T. llacknrniitf ( oHiinlua. Clatwop., , Lurry -kxm ,. Dowrlns (Jritnt Jhi'JiPon Jo;;(.'uhiiie.....J : Linn., :::::::::::::::::tS , . - Ion fur the ftnr.e ."the.V'.-uiocratU; ViJ.Ti in. rort- 1 -Aiiruft, IS?;), $ ',ni"-iHtlrt.y, the d O'uloitk A, M., At candidate for jbor S.-ffw't"' i tor .uacr business tmtt may B of the Rtntfl wilt bf onti- jUOli Ooii volition s follows : iLano..,,,,,,,..,;. 0 Marlon . .....10 e the pol ity grows Congress ...i. 7 Multnomah jl'oiti 'Tillamook illmfitilla.. .......... Union Wnsno Washington VlinUiUl,..,,., fTotftL.;...,-.,.,., ..121 It is putTtrestPtl by the Committor thnt tho ! lions on in a! any oi Antrum,. iv, nt 3 p. ami their Comity Convention! on tho ;3oth, day of Aiurust, lKTJi, 'iif?r tliis arrangement lo.'S not suit, tho oonvriueiieo ox the iJ'unocrncy ol llio sevornl counui'H. It is cxnootrni that they 'Will make tho nwssary changi'S through thtir vuuiiiy v;onnnnuTs. w. n. w ni i ij, C'h'n Democratic; State Centra,! Com, Mart. Vi Brown, Kocrotnry. ' ; 1.INN COUNTY DRAIOCRATIO CONVKX x TION. A Democratic Convention for Linn county. Oronon: will be hld nt tho t;ourt JTouso. In Al bany, on HATUIU'AY. AUliUHT Ml. JK7.1 at j o'clock iJ. Mi. tor t he mtrnose oi select, in: ili) dnlfiratcs to attend the Democrftlio fttntc Convwitioii, to tw at i'iatbiad. onteiptum.-, U ho varioiiR Preotnctft In the county will hold their nrlnmries on HA'l UKDAY. AUODHT 28. at il o'clock i. m.j for flip imrjofi() of fleeting aiiieiiaw'8 to me i.ouniy t;onveiji.ion. m no rre clnets shall be entitled to roproacntutiou as lol- lows : , Albany ........... Orlciitis HalHfv Xlarrlsbur UrowiifiVflle..., Jlrufdi ( renk.. Kwect Homo... A aterloo ; By ordoroi the Linn Oounty HeniocmMcOen tral Committuo.- . MAILT, V. iiltOWNj ( Uhalrmtin; 0 rebniion 3 1 .Vfintln.rn - 8 4 'Franklin Butta, 4 0 sclo 5 0 .Syracuse 8 a iCenter : it 1 ....... - 2 Total....... i.'...6 OUR PLARFORM. A BtmJlit Dmnocvatlo CimAldate Froo .Trade Hud Furinur Kltfhtb , .1 With this wo ought to wiivaqd can win., Without it, wo will bei bustoij as usual.- . ' '- ,-,,.f lniriiwiiiwMiii i'miiiiiiiiwii ii mwyrownr LINN COUNTY PAin. ' ( 'i Oi) Monday, September .23rd (a lit tle more than three weeks bonce) tho Linn Oounty Agricultural I'air will begin, and yet we hoar of but little intorest bomg manifested in the event outside of a circle of "horse men" who 8io at present training their stock at the race track. 'This state of facts 'should not exist. Wo have frequent ly urged upon the people of our ooun ty tho benefits arising from these an nua exhibitions of our productions, nnd would again most carnostly urge them to manifest a more lively intor est in the enterprise and exert them selves more fully to render it suocess- ful. ' : . ! Tho Fair is a season that ovory far mer should look forward to with pleasure. It is the holiday season in tho farmers' year, and It should bo onjoyed not only by tho funner him. self but by his family and hired men " Tho, fair is an exhibit ot the products of the oounty and a display of its in dustry and progress for the year. J ho gatherings are for tho rural peo ple, for tho furthering of their inter ests and to contribute to their enjoy iriont. It affords them the moans of gaining valtiablo information. Not oyery farmor, and comparatively few persons ongagod in othorpursuits than larmiiHr, know tho characteristics of 'the different breeds of cattle, horses', swiuo, shefJii" and poultry, and it is important tlint tho best opportunities bo allorded all such to gain the in formation dosirod. A living speci men of a Chester Whito, Berkshire, Durham, Dovon, &o., is worth all tho cuts evor published. A liberal pat ronage of tho fair is necessary, for largo premiums cannot bo paid with out an income from some source, so "every citizen of tho oounty should feel that his mile is necessary to make the fair a financial success,' i tuh haiirv Mi;-, J The-niorai. we contcmpta' ary-stcal, the more it s cuornj upon us. .The memhers ot whose votes passod the bi) 1, and the President who signed It, lr all guilty,, the Matter in- a less .degrW perhaps, thaji the former, , because they voted; tKemsolvos cnob . SOWV, for sory-iccs vvttvj, they had already rendered, and for whiev tb.Wi already been paid. They, in fact, stole tlie people's money with which to bribe themsolves. And the President was bribed by the in crease of salary amounting to $100, 000 during his present term. Grant is the only President sinffe the foun dation of the government who, would bo guilty of so mean a thing. ', It an act uf Uio same hue aa his nepot ism, only worse in dogreo. - Bnt this increase1 of salary bv members of Con gress'is, all wrong. ' .' When the Re publican parly came into power, the pay of members of Congress was ler day; iand plenty of men, more worthy than the members of ,the last Congres8, Btood, ready to take the of fice at that rate of compensation. - As soon lis tho Republican - party got' in' to power,1 the members voted, thorn solves a salary of 83,000 hpieco,, wliieh gave them $8 per day the year round, 1 hat was certainly a' sufficient com pensation.- Soon', altor,' they voted themselves $5,000 per annum. ,! And, now they have voted themselves $J, 50P, or about , f 75 ion evry day they1 sit id. their plSeiM. at 'the same tiihb making up their pay at-tho) same rate for .the last two years, .which they stipulated to serve, for $5,000 per an- num. .And this has been done, when the whole country is groaning' under the burden' of1, taxation growing out of the late war. And the pretext lor the increase of salaries is as untenable as the act is unjustifiable. '! It is; that the exponsos of living at Washington have increased, and , therefore. ; tho members require an increase of pay. V cry likoly the style of Hying has be come more luxuries at the corrupt na tional Capital,' and verjf likely mem bers of CongroBS enter into the gay otios of Washington life moro exten sively than formerly. ' But the people are not bound to pay for luxuries or. pleasure; Thorq is too much-aping the , show and, Bplondors of foroign oourts, at tho seat of our government, It is sapping the foundation "of Re publican morals and virtue, Better far rolurn to, the stern simplicity, of the lathers of the Kepubllo, w ho sup posed they wero founding1 a frugal and unostentatious government, whicl, should,.' bo' fet .only by its ben eficence and its blossings. Let overy mombef who gavo his vote for tho salary steal be hunted out of political lifo. Not one of them should escape tho yongeaiioe of an injured and in sulted people. The sordid President, who in consideration of a bnbo of $100,000 gavo lifo to tho bill, cannot bo expelled from office. at , present, but ho can bo deprived of the price of his treachery to tho people.' The not can bo repealed. It should bo re pealed) 'And let "repeal oi tho infa mous salary steal bo tho watchwofd of ovory convention, and every oleo PACIFIC COASTEIIH. . .Mpdpcs to.hang Oct. 3. . ., Umatilla county haa the champion woman horse trader. (.:::'.. s Only one ease ot small pox is nojv reported in Portland.' , f ? ) 'j i Wheat is selling ' at 60j eonta a bushel in Walla; Wulla, The State Board- of Equlizatiqji meets at Salem, Kept. 9, Now is the season for marvelous yarns about big wheat yields. The Cornelius Progressionist now appears with Chicago out'ards. ' Helona, Montana, is to have a Catholic Cathodral costing $75,000. 1 Three men wore last Vednesday murdered by outlaws near .Gilroy,. Cul. .- '.re. vr:!i:. hi: ; 7 I - A passenger train made sausage' of four, hogs at East Portland last Mon: j''ih ", .- ,")! m'a '."' :--, .The potato rot in Clatsop county isn't so rotten mean this' year as for merly;' ''r):: ; ' : )''')''.. Miehaol McCormiek is a, durance vile at Oregon City, on o ; charge .: iof mardeh ., u .' l- ! i Miss Libbie Vaughn, of Portland, last TVeelt ascfiu'ded. o the.Bumniit. pf t The Democratic State Convention of California will meet at Sacramento oii Hept. 17. : ' : ; I'.'"''"' , rhiljp. Eitz, of : Walla . Wallft, has. taken a contract to load a ship for Liverpool, with -wheat. " 1 ' ! l! f 1 -'Hob. D. O. Curl, Clerk'' bf the Where they held religious -services, consisting of singing a hymn, read ing a chapter from the Bible and preaching a sermon. These Mothot dists are bound to get a XeeO.it, higher than anybody else Salt Lako City is gaining notoriety for its wife-beaters. Without killing tho women, they can -hit "harder, choke stronger, kick blacker, and swear harder than in any other town on the coast. The Democratio Convention, of Union county, elected the following delegates to the State Convention E. P. MoDaniels, Henry vRinohart, Robert Gates,- J. T. Hun'or,: and Joseph Shambough. A fdw days ago 800 Sioux vidians massacred a hunting party of Paw nees, numbering' 120. , he . Pawnees have mustered .l.GO.O ; warriors 'and are now on the war path after the Sioux and vengeance. " ' " ' "t Jiin ...AYilliams,' confined . in the Itosoburgjail on a charge of buglary, went forth into liborty last week, but in an unguarded moment while, bath ing in the jiropid waters of the Cahi- popiawas, recaptured,.!-.. ') ' , ni... J . . ...'.' j.wo Dien got in a quarrel over a halter at MarysvillQ,: t Cal'.', and' ' one of them Mle,d tlie pthor witl a knife. It is. probable the . living , man. :will now have a dead thing on the halter if the courts do their duty.1,' . treo. W' bleepor, ' ex-Sheriff of C90S county, who has for.gome time Supreme Courtis at ', the : point 'f been in jail at Empire, for Ombezzle- tion, until it i accomplished. A SUGUBSTIOIV T TUB CONVHNTION. ' Wo would mnst earnestly urgo up on tho Democratic State Convention, .' to meet in Portland tho 0th of noxt month, not to neglect, in tho platform , thoro to bo adopted, tho important wants of tho young and growing 00111- .nicroi) of our Stato. . Tlia stimijis and ollior obstructions to tho navigation of the Upper Willamotto river should bo removed, nnd Congress at tho noxt soBsion should mako au adequato ap proprialion for tho nooessary boats aud other appliances for the removal of a!! such' obstructions as intorfero with the navigation of tho river. Tho Columbia rivor is tho natural avenuo of tho commorco ot Kastorn Oregon, "Wnshington Territory and western Idaho and Jlontana Territories- Tho necessities of tho commer cial interests of the vast and growl ing regions of country demand tho opening of tho Columbia at tho Cas cades, Tho work is of too costly a charaolor for private enterprise alone nnd a work that should bo taken in hand by tho general government and carried on to completion', or such aid given as would enable private enter prise to accomplish it. ' And .Con gress should bo urged to grant tho aid asked for in Mr, Slater's bill to the Portland, Dalles and Halt Lake Kailroad, And we believe no reve nue cutter has rver been sent to guard our foreign1 and ooast-wiso eommerco Ht tho mouth of tho Columbia river. This, too, should not longer be neg lected, i An exohango tolls us that "convicts hi the Michigan State prison aro ho.ro- aftor to bo treated with consideration. The Legislature: has voted to froo them from tho humiliaiion of Wearing striped garments, and also givon them permission to correspond with thoir relatives and intimate friends. Tho Stato also dovotos, funds toward their educationand gives each one, when discharged, ten dollars' , worth of clothing, and ten dollars in cash, with such 'other money as he- may , have earned by overwork.' In view of tho fact that this is a c;ood deal boi ler than thousands of honest : ,poor folks faro in tho Stuto of Michigan, it is moro than probable that such sumptuous penitentiary faro is offer ing a premium for crime. . Let. the Stato 'authorities of Oregon offer such unpara'lelod inducements to crimina's and tho city ol Portland alone wffuld furnish a thousand convicts within a week wo mean as soon as the money was exhausted which thny had earned 111 voting tho Ilcilladay ticket. "But' let It bo remembered that while it tried to destroy tho Consti tution which 8 JejtWon wrote with his own hamW.'lWw.y .Kcifister of 22nd italics ours. ' ' We did not know beforo that Mr. JpllVrson "wrote with his own hand" our Federal -Constitution did not know that ho was even a motuhor ot the convcution that framed tho Con stitution j thought ho was at that time representing the Unitod Slates near some foroiirn Court, : Wo have heard something about Mr. Madison1 being tho author of the Constitution, Wo must lead ourselves up in history again we seem to bu rotrogading. uoaiu.i xut nome,inj tsuiem.,-;!,. ; 1 ;Texas has, 1,000,000,000 acres of grazing'lands,:bosides Several" tracts big enough for garden patches. : ' ' Bisbop '; Copn'or f 04.hri-card monte fame, has. been superseded 'as principal of Philomath College.1 , Mrs, Aaron Chamhers, a' : Jac'kson lounty yroman, has just realized COO inshols of wheat from 12 acres; i Mrs. Barnes, a banker's wife at Olympia, has Becured a patent on a washing machine which she inyentccl. ,,Last Saturday , was primaiT i day throughout the State--at least' 'we suppose so, as everybody went a-fish- f he Grand Lodge o A. JV k A. M. for Washington Territory, will mcbt at Olympia on the 6th of September next.':1"' " ' " " ' '-';, , Po-(land has' the ) Madame ' Anna B,yjliop opora lroiipe and small pox now. ; Consequently vacinnixtion , is lively. !'i-i" ' r ' Six men are still at work 'in '. the Ophoco mines, making, $7 per day each, and the mines are, growing bettor, ..!' -- . i'1 "' . - -, !'. ) ; The Holladay ring got away with the Portland primaries hist Saturday, to the infinite disgust of the "Corbott fellers." -, , Albert Morchant,' a '"soap 'fat man," has absconded from the Sound, leaving many oreditors to mourn his departure.: .'; , L A fair Olympia widow last week eloped with an unprotected young man, and his parents are now hot on'her track., , , , , . ,, 1 Grasshoppers have eaten all the oats and wheat in Prickly Pear valley, Montana, , They're wotse than back pay enatchers. Last Sunday a balloon dropped in the Bay at San Erancisoo, and the aeronaut was nearly drowned -before ho was fished out. ''';'.. Mrs,' Wilson, wife of the late Hon. Joseph Q. Wilson, has accepted the position of one of the teaohers in the Dalles public school. )' j A California justice of the, peace marries people and also grants di voroes. , He says its a poor rule that 'won't work both ways.- 1 " '! ! ' "' Two yourig boys fought a i'.duoii,' at 'Frisco last week, with pistols, about a courtezan. Unfortunately neither of the fools were hurt. ' ; ' ' Bro. Ireland, of tho , Ashrinn, thiinks a bevy ' of ludieB for ' l'freo liiuoh.;' , Ho didn't usod to got it dished up by that eex. ! Corvallis is to be perflated with artosiau wells. 1 Jq. Hunt's brewery is to have pno and of eourse , lagor will ue much choaper. Hon. Frank P. Dugan, ono of the oldest Democrat of Eastorn Oregon, died at La Grande last week. , Ho was buriod at Wall Walla, A Nevada woman last week gave birth to n child, and its father im mediately killed it aud tried to hang hiniflolf. Ho is ill oustody. , Two Salsm girls proourod marriage lioonses last yeek of the county clerk, To tin Hanoisu The tiudings and sehtoiioes of tho military oommission in tho caso of tho Modocs have hcen approved nt Washington and the President has ordered that Captain Jack, iSohonehin, Black Jiui, Boston Charley, Ono-oyed Jim and Cox,' be hanged nt Fort Klamath, Oregon, ou Friday, October 'Srd. , .''o that settles lxtt, but what is to bo done with tho red duviU who murdered the frontier1 oitusens of our own Stale? Are they to go unpunished r and tho conundrum down there is. What will they do with 'omf , , ,, ) A man from Powell Talley,: Mult- nomah oounty, hist week attempted to climb Mti Hood, and has not since been hoard from. It is feared he has "gone up higher.'', . :,,'- ;,: ,: An AriWrnyouugmanlaatweokru ioidod beoauNO two girls ia aiiooeasion refused to marry him. ' Those girls each made a lucky escape from be-, coming the wife of a fool. .. .... . : Snyg the . Mixmiilian: iWe are in possession of a 1 dictionary of . tho Flathead laugungo, and if any of our friends want a jaw-bouo broke, they are invited to call around and -tackle it. ment, last week filed himself out and has skeedoodled. ' George is not so mneh of Sleeper 'after all. ' ' . . i ,,, ...atdalib 'man eloped with another man's, wife, and the abandoned hus band overhauled them ; in Eastern Oregon'. - He' didn't shoot the fellow, who stole his wifo', tut simply ,, had him arrested for potty larceny. . "'' ,i Hiram Palmer,, now in the -'Frisco jail, tried to suicide by butting his head against the walls of his cell. The' thing became more painful than successful, and he' quit it ,in disgust and now nurses his head between his hands. .. i : .-; ! , ,; ;' .- ; .. A Portland man was caught fish ing fpr trout ori another man's land, the ofhor day; , the owner remonstra ted, but retired in silence before the majestio' answer, "Who wants to catch your trout? I only 'want to drown this, worm." - ' '. .,, , ; ; , Mr. Blachley, of Lane countv, in forms the Guard that, so far as he has threshed his grain, the best yield is fifty bushels ' per acre, and the lightest twonty-six. . Ho has four acres which it, is estimated will yield setteny bushels per acre; -;f : ' ; -: Tho discussiori at Eugene City last week, betweoh Eev. T.. F, Campbell, of Monmouth, and Mr, B. F. Under wood, was numerously attended and elioited great interest. ) Prof. Camp bell's frionds claim that he rather scooped up the infidel. t It, is, assorted , that the Brigham loung .divorce suit, has been -com promised by Brigham - paying Ann iiliza $15,000. ' Her lawyers, how ever, don't see any fat for thorn in such oonduct as those, and therefore swear they won't give up the . case. Another Yamhill man came near getting a start, last , week. He ..was suspected of stealing $100, and : was taken by some friends of the man who had lost the monoy and actually hanged by' the neck until life was nearly extinct to extort a confession. I The oornor stone of the first brick bdilding in East Portland was laid last Saturday. It is being built by italtety Bros. ' The Democrat was handed down fo posterity by being dopqsited in the stone receptacle, for which the Mossrs. Eaffety have our gnshin'geHt salaam. ;' :' The Times is responsible for this: A young tnan of Yroka who . never killed a deer before, shot at a fawa sixteen timoa the other day, and whon it fell down a precipice and j broke its neck, he was so overjoyed tliat he earned the remains several miles to show his nimrodio skill. A Utah woman informed the new doctor that her arm was broken be tween the pig pen and the chicken ooop. - He looked through his books two days to find out what those torms meant., ', In Nastyohewsetls, whore ho came from, they called those things "porcine stya nnd poultry henneries."- ' ' ' ." ' - In an editorial on tho bprso disease the Congrcgationdlists suggested that it might bo well to sit at ,the feet of a horse, and learn, humility. "Just so," says the California News Lettor: "Bit down at tho hind feot of a mule and if ho don't' humiliate you, pull his tail and tickle the iuside of his logs with a stable fork." .' . v . , Tho 21'witw says a wretch, who sports the name of tho "Rev." Kelli- j sou, last week made an. attempt at mpo On au estimable 'lady living at Applegate. She, howover, gnthered tho rascal by the nape of , the neck and seat of the breeches and landed him several foot from the house." She evidently wasn't thp sort; of woman ho was looking for The editor of the Mewnl,. an, Ari zona paper, has on his table two in. 1VDY THEY AIIE UISOUSTKO. An old line Republican of Douglas counlyj writes the following fetter to the Orktoniaa, and we, hero reproduce it to show tho cause of the apathy and disgust ambngvp large. a class of Republicans throughout the Stater I " Oakland, Aug. 24th, 1873. To the Editor of Ike Orenoniany As was expected, the Hepublican precinct meeting here on Saturday was captured by the railroad lntlucnce. The attendance was very small, not over one-third of tho Republicans be ing present. Those ' who remained absent mainly comprise those who have become discouraged in partisan wrangling, and who expross them selves aisgustea at the status ot aftairs in the Republican ranks. They will respond no longer to tho call of the party bugle. J, is a notorious fact that a majority of the Republicans in this precinct cannot be prevailed on to attend any political primary meet ings. The farmers who compose our strength, and who wore formerly the first on hand and the most enthusias tic, are- now eiose r,ho mainly wit!: draw their influence from us. They express themselves deceived, disgust ed and humiliated at the Btatus of public affairs. This leaves the prima ries principally in the hands and sub ject to the manipulation of railroad agents, section nanus and-other em ployes ot the railway, who , are promptly on hand to model the primaries- in the interest of Ben. Holla day. Not a man of this olass was missing, while on the contrary over forty votes, representing the people tne opposition to tne railway nog wpere at uome m their nolds, resolved to let the party go to the dogs rather than dome to the roscue aud assist in denouncing party wrongs. With such widespread demoralization in our ranks, it is vain to hope , tor party triumph. John II. Mitchell recent ly Hippie elected as a Republican, has brought odium on the party; his influence in the Senate and before the country haB withered away, and he is now an actual detriment instead of a benefit. Republicans have appealed to him to resign that tho party .might he saved further responsibility for his presence in the Senate. He persist ently refuses to do this, but prefers that tho party should rather go down with his odium than bo benefitted by his resignation. . . . 1 It is idle to say that John Hippie has nothing to do in this campaign. Tho moral influence brought against us as a party on this man's very doubt ful reputation is of itself overwhelm ing. The party leaders (at present) advising him to remain in his seat is a partial indorsement of his career, and this being understood by thousands of good Republicans throughout the State, they are determined to bear none ot the responsibility, and hence aosent themselves from the primaries. Add this to the grasping, diotatorial monopoly of Ben. . Holladay arfd his aommeeriug control in the local poli tics of the State, and a reason is eiven for the apathy manifested among old line Republicans. , Douglas. Week before last the Yellowstone expedition, under command of Gens. Stanley and Custar, had two sovere battles with the Uncapas Iudi ans on the Yellowstone river. In the first fight 80 troops undor Gen. Cus tar fought 300 Indians for three hours and then charged and dispersed the red devils. In the noxt fight Custar had 400 men and the Indians number ed 800. ; After fighting several hours Custar's troops again charged tho In dians and scattered them, killing about 40, Custar had his horse shot from under him and his orderly killed The loss to our troops was slight. ' Last Friday the "heaviest storm took place in Pioche, Nevada, ever experienced there. , Thirty ' minutes after the rain commenced falling it was running down main street two feet deep, with terrible velocitv. carrying wagons, dry goods boxes. boards, barrels and articles of every description. , Several hogs were caught by the onrrent and drowned. A Chinaman, attempting to: oross, was carried down the street and with difficulty rescued before being drown ed. Many houses were flooded. Mrs. G.lVrErminTwhile taking a sail on lulamook Bay, last week, with two other ladies and a gentle man, was drowned by the upsetting of the boat. ' The other four personB clung to the up-turned boat until it drifted ashore. . Paksok Bhownlow hesitated for somo weeks, but finally took the "back pay" money, at the same time cursing tho protracted illness aud big doctor s bills that caused him to do it. The "N ew .York Cotnnievcidl says Gen. Caubys brother beoame insane immediately after the funeral of the illustrious soldier. A Maine court has lately decidod that a railroad ticket is good for six years if not used before the expiration of that time. i , . Professor Miteholi says that the world will be so oool 1,000,000 years from now that no one can live' in it. Let us weep, t 1 1 ; , gmoking has beau forbidden on the streets of Japan. I HOTOdiiAi'H Duwki.l, of Jackson, is coining to tho Albany - Convention as a candidate for tho Congressional nomination. We have already re ci ivcil his "(''etui-'' and aro pledged to do all wo can tor himtiiilioliudic.nl :f,i.-iii,, u'r,-., 1,.- fi-ii . '--'""! 1 ,,111.1,1, ,'J'!l(7(IIH,Il,, - . - , Dbhy .aicWilliams and other Jiish I " v",y "lonmig is to Cfnw t Ii.l""cr9 nni-.lii f. mmlv 1iur. dellVlll iOW Yorkllftwxiiutiorain VI,!!. ' has captm-cd us. J aiU'lphia at brcakliist time- "Is thoro any one here w ho takes vitatious to act as second in a duel, an exceptions to tho rulings of this invitations to Q Indian hunting raid, court?" said nn Idaho Justice of the pair of bearatin pantaloons present ed by a hunter, a threo pound nug- i s ''profile Pence as ho placed a revolver and Bible on lv" 'fe was narv objection -' -. .Itov. -.V oth Judges Tilford and. Smith, counsel for Mrs. Ann Eliza Young in the Brigham Young divorce case, pub lish a loug and pungent card in re ply to Eev, Mr. Stratton, charging him with interfering in the case and attempting to compromise with Brhr- ham without their knowledge, and intimating that he received pay there- IT. .1 1 -., r . . . or. u is vuargeu wun lying in asserting that they had defai'ned her character. The card is spiey and TEl.EUIlvrillC OLISANINCIS. The Spanish fleet have begun the bombardment of Carthagona; ' 1 The Vienna exposition is closed with dissatisfaction all around. ,,:,"' -; A fire in Harrisburg,' PenRylvania, on the 22d, destroyed $10O,O0Ll worth of property. ... 1 ,; ) ' Three more petroleum incendiaries have been condemned to death by tne Tribunal 01 J ustice at Seville, Spain. . Advices from the Norlh, whioh the Government deems trustworthy, re port that the Carlist troops are dis couraged, and insubordinate. On Wednesday England was. visited with the severest thunder atom: ever known. Lots of people were killed find houses burned by lightning. '.'." ",. -; " ' ' ,) Judge Calvin, of the Court of Crimi nal Correction, has decided the Social Evil Ordinance, of St. Louis, by which houses of : prostitution are licensed, unconstitutional. . ,1! . ; The Mexican Congress will asseffl-' ble on the 10th of next month. ! Dis patches from every section of the Bepublio report increasing activity in all broncnes 01 business. A special from Kansas City," (Mo.) gives the particulars of the lynching of Keller, who murdered his wife, Mrs. Boyd, and two children, last Sunday night, near Twin Springs. ) Walley, the member of Parliament who visited this country to get funds for the Tichborne claimant,, has re turned. He claims to have accom plished the object of his mission, j , ; The Republican army, under the command of General Sanchez Breg na, numbering . 12,000 men, have captured Bilbao. . The Carlist force occupying the city withdrew without offering battle. . - ; ' -'y :. . From San Domingo news, "comes that the Revolutionists .un'lei Super on have gained a decided advantage over the troops Of President Baez. It is the general opinion that Supieron will huaily be successful. v : Georgo E. Keller, reporter for iiibj xsrooitivu union, ana ueorgo r. Rowe, reporter for the New York I noes, . were both drowned while bathing on the morning of the; 20th" at Center Moriches, Loug Island, " Intelligence was received in Madrid that on the 16th instant an unsuccess ful attempt was made upon the life, of Don Alfonso, brother of Don Car los. The would-be assassin, whose motive -was not stated, was taken, and executed. , John Yeager, upon FoTurning home' on, Wednesday evening, at New, Or leans,, found his wife, Catherine Yeager, aged 22, lying dead in the j yard. Eight buckshot wounds were in her breast and.left arm.-- No clue to the assassination. . , At a colored church fair Wednes day night, at Atlanta, Georgia, eight rowdy negroes attacked a Mulatto boy and stabbed him with a knife. The boy then drew a pistol and shot one of the assailants dead at the churoh door. The rest ran. As Walter Gibson , of the ' Harlem Local, was entering his office Friday night, an unknown person flung a cup of vitrol or muriatic acid in his face, probably destroying the sight of cne, if not both eyes. The perpe trator ot tne deed lumped into a buggy standing near in- charge of a confederate, and disappeared. Re venge for personal attack by Gibson in his paper is supposed to have prompted tne attack. The statement is now made that Kate Stoddard's confession, publish ed some time ago, accusing herself of being thei murderer of Charles Goodrich, was ffopplipe .fiet4ia-ta-,de4 iuuo me uusjvu murderer, itoscoe. into the belief that the woman. Stod dard, stood accused, and condemned herself, to save him, and that he need not fly from justice. The so-called confession was put forth by com missioner Jordan and ex-Chief of Police Campbell, of Brooklyn. The Steamer Georcre C. Wolf blew up at St. Francis Island, in the Mis sissippi River, about' 2 o'clock Satur day afternoon. Twelve persons are known to be lost and fifteen wound ed. All the officers were saved ex cept the Second Engineer. The spot where the steamer blew up is known to river men as "the graveyard," be ing the same plaoe where the Penn ana bt. JNicholas blew up and the L uicuiyie Durnea. xne wolt was from Shreveport for St. Louis. ,. A fatal affray ocourred on the 20th. at Swainsborouo-h, Emmanuel countv. Georgia, between James C. King and Bruce McLeod, which resulted in the death of both parties. King advised his sister-in-law not to receive Mc Leod s attentions. She acted ac cordingly, writing him a note to that ellect. This angered McLeod, who, while under the influence of liquor, insulted King, whioh he resented by slapping his face, whereupon McLeod fired four times, fatally wounding King, who returned the fire, inflict ing a wound from which McLeod died. King was a lawyer and Mc Leod a clerk. The Board of Supervisors met in Perry ville, Arkansas, on Mondav. aud the former Clerk of the County, backed by four or five friends. ei rerea ine lown. iney nad sworn and intended to kill J. M. Matthews, Attorney of the Court, on account of an article published in the Qaietle, reflecting upon them. They attacked Jiiawnews m the (Jourt House, break ing up the Court. Matthews retreat ed to a store, and tired upon hia pursuers, without effect. A brisk nre was then opened on both fiMop during which Matthe vs wan wound ed, though he managed to make his escape to the woods. That evening the friends of Matthews, numbering 150, entered the town, killing a man named Friee Manes.' Matthews had warrants issued for Haml. right, the chief; and all others engaged in the affair.. , .. N EW A 1) VE ii'fTSiiM BN? I V-'FOK klA 2, ,. g-iTUATFn on rim,'i'l,t,U..'i S5 iw.rol 'nrtii ifntf VlnJWi" in pl 'rontnlliR II f-oin motions roalili ftli a .-.... If U-,-11 li ti-HM n,.,.- iiuninj '! li.ri; li(laoii in'w -'"l!l"')Si loc.nl"1 i nn liKiKiMM mini, l,m ; ,,,,,,( 1 A It ' " - :a iivt-lilen1' ,,,.(,B. and ht nil tho inorti-rn t rn l,r"v)f' V,', mcJln HBi-y mi ftiiiiorr. rti;esici .:,,,, ai- ply K,r furtiicr (nlormnlll'" " ' ', J r ITl'I.E. nllwil. MltSrAI. A. UOOli" In the Circuit Court of tU 5flW J Oregon,. for the Count! Mary A. l'ntterson, pluintllf, vl.-WV son, (k'femiuii! . ' Bult lor divorce. . T(i the In the name ,)( tho State ot OrcRo" i - " yu nbove-nnimiU ilofi-mlunl., Win. l111,'"",1,;, tho nro h.-i-i-by miulml u, p-iir Ml "l1,,, j0 tho ccnipiaim oi mti hudvc-iuuik " i'- --; wll,h obom-iiiitil iMlsuit now on lllefni"f " ",-,, tho t'l-TU of siild 1 cmrt, wimiB ',, -; ui)oii the Uato of tin, norvloo of nils "'"""'biit If Orocon, thou wltbla Iwonty iW 'fj " d of tu sitviwi H'?,"K 7. Vhi. nt ci- tin tin) SL-conu 'i' onswel If survril by ,? eolIllu;Ilct,nille8Lcom,'M,',,:, unwer tu alioyo ri.ou'iri'ti i ho ulnliHIIf rfill ii'l'mUnlnt, (Jourt to tin- n-li!-l a,'in;nini-u m 'rtfibo lyhloh Is lo oblutn a Juditnifiit "t,i. uwri, oissoivin- tun uonusu, ,,in;nril hit ilia lx.tw.-on yeni nntf tho nlnlntlff, "", S too in tho Co oon yon .-iiiur.no puum ,..' -, Banl(!a anU oii.tmly of minor ohMil, "' imolaint, to th.l nlnlntill."1"1 wr ,U other relief Ufl ncrtiilns lo oqiilly. . Published by onlor of Hon. B. f :., ,?"'",ffi Published by ord- August 2U, ISl'A. Judue of said' Court, which order, "'-'""., . griBKIFFS SALE. f .h tp. of Or Courl of the - -f, - j ,f IJim, to mo to"";: MY VritTUE OP AH; ouf 01 ,i.i Circuit oi;oii ior 1110 i-ouiny ia i.nt". ''r . , .i.,crce auu dtillvoriHl, IWill.-d in Iilirntiiuiuc - f of forociosuro of ct rloin - ninrlisnei'i, ,SS tho snto of tho mortewod prcm no, j fyg led uiion trjiilollowiniidcscriiiodrMl ' f to-wil ' lloKimiliig id the ouUl-wi ?' tho llonntlon Clnlm of. John A. Amh'";, Linn county, uroBoni rimnlni? thoncu em 75-1110 cliuins ; thenoe nnltk W doere.'S,. " chains 1 tlionco wo W 76-100 chains I south it Sl-HM ohalim, to the plaoool Mil'"' eontalniii!; IB acres more or loss, taken us ji o liroiicilyof thasaidJt.hnA. Amblor ana nu cinilii Ambler, dolendants, to salisly . J""of ment In fnvor of 1 .ntiii-r KlWns for tho ""' lia.lli in U. M. gold coin, Willi Interest l M rate of one nor cent, per month lrolu lll " day of November, vm m a Juil.mci" i vor or Andrew uowcin auu jv. (.Inronri'l ,M',lT, An.lVor ib.lOllllantS, forthll V. hliumrii, A'"' r thti iterest .- n w. i.i till l 111 at the rate of one' per cent, per mniilli from .the 7th day of November, 1B73, and l,liolurllill 111 of Jlil.IO costs and disbursements and iqr aixru liif; costs, and, on Saturday, the Ath day of October, IX iS at the Court House door, in tho City of .A lto")'' Hun county, i iivKon, a( the houroi oiw p. M. of sold dav. I will soli tlie abnvf, itfjorlb- od properly t pulilic auction, for cash In lianu to the iliyl'ltist bidder. . 1 . - ALLEN rAKKlilt, SlK-riff,- JS. 23, 1873. . 'Linn Ce.,i'r,-iii. .ii'i-,-!,. ., , Cy GEO. Huwi'IiiliiYllei'llly. T.r-t..iiuTCt ffnH.SEEO'-'WAWltf', vnniliiw w liBl""7 I and VbilS, , l mrreo nil " lond, I OlS, c """ , tin ln an."' -j ,nl W""' III""", of ll p- t.d 6t) fff-T" VohlKM CO., r'j; M. METZLf R,;','v ". . ,.,nr DflTTfiMFn HHAIRS jwi-lle mil ulill ."""P ' r,.,antt in fiir itnpmiint. .inSllf. igent nt IhH PjJjJJ.. GENERAL BUSINESS COLLECTJON,, I ti.i t ANI r , , ' ), (" i ' 1 -" NOTARyUBLIC. : PrlioiitorttontimgiwntoihoiitijM.Mlitton j'?"'.1!',11?' iitt i,'rts"of the State. STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COKVaLHS, OREGON., Will Open Septoihbcr 2d, 18 FACULTY 'Jrt Aii.NVit,!). i'roieesor u Cliomistry aud I Jliinil PlillosoiJliy. . .. B. JIAVTIi01tKl ftofpafw of Iiftnguogei. JOS, KMKKY, Proft'ssor of Mnthematfcs. MISS IUENE Silll'H, rrluGliwI.pf.i'rlaioiy Dt;)artni(jiit, - ' '-Jic- ' ) t ST" ah tht; Airrleiiltnnil D'luarl rncnt is not yet flllrd; vouthN Who destro ndiulKsioii mil Secure miiKiiiitmcat by npplyintr Ni tin" imdursiKiied. nwC. 11. L. AKNUiJ. lJrt'sitiont. v"i.,".' - V, SUMMONS, In the Cimir, Court of the Mie , of Oreffofaforthv tjQMit,y oj Unn. ' The Albany ami tSnnUnm W'jttciJi-eh or Ca nal (.'(niipany, Iiiiniiii', vp. Ilinini i-'.iiitlt, Ad mlnist.r:ir.nr, with the -fi ill -Hiinoxt'd, Jif1 rft.cB tatuol John iiobiin'ft, tliTLasrd, mvy Wiiy. danlitcT ol' mM John Hobhu-it, d;.'C;itsi'd, and Way iior Jiusbtuul, N:iiicyCary,dfii!itrrof BiiidJolin UobincU, d.K'Cfiscd, fimt iMif8 Vary hor bUftbantl, Jtrtcii-:,IJVioni'c) dauhtT of sulci Jobn- - Uobtncl t, dcocasfct, ami Wtfdilitftl.tui Alooro licr Jui&buini, Surah Wisely, (Uiilitr of JnnSnd, Luju i. B. BOHWELL, Military Instructor, jolin liobiiiftt., (iccL'as-.'ti,und liucUull her ' iiustiaiul, Witliatu Jiolnilt'tt, Nimh KobineU uuu Moses JuiOinett, sotts ol said John Ko bl uett. dt'Cf-asod. nnd -MitrLtto rJllsoitri'.n devisee of snici John itobinett. d.'Cast -d, dcfcnditnts. Jo liiniin HmiLii. At iinnistnutir. wu.li t!io will aiim'scd, oi tbu eshiu; m John Koulni"tt, deceased, Mary W'ny rtnd Vty herlnislmmi, JS'iuic.v (.'ai-i.-v and iliivs Oarev lior husband. . KachM MnoK an'd Ytisltinfiton Moore li'T lms bami, Banib buely and r-.St'lt',v her husband, Lm-irida .Mac kail and -Maekatl u-r husbanii, Willidin Uoblnett, Noah Hobinett, Moki ltob ini'tt.aiid iiarietto Ellabura', duIendiliiLs,' above named. In t he nnmp of tho .State of Otv-on : Yoti aro hereby summoned and n-iiiirtjd tu nppcur in the Circuit Court of the HLale of Oregon fortha County of Linn, within ten days from tliu.dal.e of t-lu1 servici'i of tliia fiiiiniiumff upon you, if served in said l.inn county, but. if n"rved in any other county within this State, then within twenty days from the d:ite of' sue!i service; but if fiirvicti ol tiiiss'unimouHbeinodiMipon you bt pubiiciilion, t.hn on tlie tint duv of thu next Limn ui riuui ouri, m auti lor ijinn counry, al ter publication fop six KiiocewPlve woeks. to-wit: on the second .Monday the. loth day of Uuiober, A. JJ. IHT.i, aiv answer thfl complaint of tho piaintiir tn thu above entitled aotlon atininst yi i, o-i nie wini tn.3 rier of said Coiin, or iudfrmiiE for want of an answerultl be. iakun auamst you; you ai further notified that if yon tail it) aswi,'r said emniibiint, .-ilmvn n. julmd, the iHnintiff will tttko Judpinent agaiu.st you for the approiiriation to the use of ttui plaintiff f,-Tt!ifrf-ht of way for a Cana), lb--lowing (loscribc'd traetof land, to-wit: a :itnp of land si.vly foot w hie i hilly fot uu each Mduot tho center line of Raid canal as tho mine is surveyed and Maked by said plaintiff and platted on fhn plat of tiio mirvm- of said cuna now on tile in the offlee of said plaintitr, In Albany OroKon : Ileinninj? at n point on the south line of tho land of said defendants', i Vh f i .nrcL-1, lownRbip (12) twelv jumjJMVost. of tho Willa-niPtto Me- n 1,11m coifie iyrnry'nTlieT tho lino S.aith of ridiai artal. nn snrvevoi'l fie ii:,r,-cnA' fimomio the south lin ; of said dof;ri(tants' la.Ml; nnd extend niiftht'ii cp in a noifh.-wt'sterly lroction on each side of said Hue, eixit l oot widirthirty toot on eacli slda of said contor lino of aid canal- thtrtV-nln.l OlinillH nn,l cninmrv li, l-a the point wher:-saidcunttT lino of 'sau canfil , f ' iiiii; u"Lwren tllO liUltiS or .PtiS d' ie.ui;iiHiantittiolniHlaof the hoirg rl J. H. iuu.ii.L-o wi inn,i, ami i.nar. r, no pomwnl' in in bo paid dofondanls f.her.ifMi' iV i .,i.,K..i, i... doterminod by the judgment bf said Court, and tiitplnintiir havo costs and disburse men ts of tn i s a etion. Y )is summons Is puMlshod by order of Hon. i j i SIUn t-ourt, made on DMINISTEATOR'6 6ALE. PUIU.IC NOTirE IS iif.iiehy hives that uy, virtue of an order, nilitle liyltha ceinity Court of the county of I,iun, Htate of On'Kon, on the Itli- tiny ol Al'UHt, Itf7, In the neuter of tho estate of said W. Ii. Ileves. late of sniil eoiult.v. dei'i'iisi'd, I, V. H, lvlrk, Ad- mtiiistraujrof tho cslaw of sum y,'. u. lloyeg, will, on - , , . ,-, ,.. . lMday the J2th dai of iSepi.,J lS73, at the Court. Housfl door In the pity of Albany, in khiu eeiuiiy, ueiiveeii lue iiiiius ol tl 0 elucit M. and lo'cloekV. M. ol that day. to-w t: nr. the hour of 1 o'clock r, It., otfer tor sale nt Bub-, lie fttU'tlon tr.e lollowhiir described rial estate. , b.'lonsiin to said estate, to-ivll : Lot No. 8 In mock No. Kand LotNo. 4 in llloek Kn. 7.tiil.hn woyii ui iiiusey, in i.iiacouniy,urefioii,UJgelfi-f or with the hotel luuldinf? situated tliereoa. Tenns-Thc above pniperty will bo sold for! cash in IT. 8. coin, olio-half to be paid down on 1 the day or Sale, ami tho reninlniiif: luilf la six f months, secured by niortgaee on the premises. 1 . . W.U.KJUK, Ailm'r. ' S. A.JoENB,AU'y.. , . ..,,, ii52wl. H. K the 27th dav of A,i..ol, 1W7:1 IiorHP!,t W',r.r.r n,.,i nnu.r j. , tornejwtbrplaiiitlir., , ' n3w AT AjLJIAIVY PRICES.' rjJIIiAVKr.ERS OK TTIR IV. V. A (1 M chase l-Vur, lroon, ,,roeorijs, Mfl 8? uJ. ". t, "n"i.( ",nl', "r HUOK 11RAD BTOHl-i' rl J-IOIIIO 1, IT l.f. A in,,,. ,.! ,n,., ' no huin!;u?, but a fit?! too. X. n 'mohs I'H. jr., lS73-n2wJ. , SUMMONS. ., , .., , In tie Circmt 'Court of tin State of A Oregon, for Zinn Countii. , : i The Albany nnd Santinm w'p.ler Ditch or ' Canal Conipariy, plnlntitf, vs. llachael lllttor Margaret Ann ilnrdinan, and 11. F. Hardman lior husband, John Itlttir, Eiiiimtllackus.John Ilnckus, Albert llnckus, Cnrollno Bi'llenraT nnd -Morrit llelletnrer. her hnsbniiri Pl.lu., n Clara Kilter, Martha Hitter, America Hitter! heirs at law of John. H. .Hitter, deceased, do. femlants. . To Margnrot Ann Hnrdmnn, and B. F; Hnrd- nan, her husbnnd, John Hitter, IJarollnP Ilel lcngcr, nnd Mcrrlt UcllonRor, her husband : In the name of the Htnte t i ir.,f,, . v horoby notified and required to appear and Kn swertlie eonmln nt filed i. ..,?,., . ijuw,t,u.l,,l,e(;ti0njnit, aiivo entitled wl,v i,llmr lr-..,. tnereor on tho second Monday of October,- 1V, -ami if you Ian to nnswrr, for n-nnt there of the pliilntiff will n,,piy to the Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, to-wit: for the appropriation of lands of defendants' for a nshtof way lor their Canal, fifty foot wide; bo- fe gimihiB a a point on the cast line of said de- ! lend nit's land, in Section No. Jl, Township V fcl Ji,,'?'!"',1!' '" ' WillamS i S '"..' nUM m""ly-wicre th mi" of L(.;,:.S,8!"rv!i.'"-!,i Vi' company, bwoot lioine, NOTICE. IS IIKRF.'IY fJTVTTV rrn Whom it, miiiianiia n ti,ni i , .l,lt Pfi Dome, and now is, a solo trader, i f this ill jT persons heiieofort h t .- ., 161 a" Bated at Albany,- Oregoir, Aug) l'ls'stS iy uirecr, on. on wu- i !." nf . - said defendant, and u.o Ian of "tho hen-l ot i disk vv-n,ira,i.,, Poweli, it Fuss)) au 'yi for Pl'fr.-riyl). 'j WEBFOOT ' MARKET. W. II. GEAR HART, Proprietor. Javlnjr permanently located In Albanr, in JUf t.liea.te-s building, on the corner nf' Vii, and llroa,lr,lb a streets." I will bo h rpy L eniuniodnte nil my old customers and ones as may see lit. to rrl.-o . anj will keen all kinds of choice meats-beef m', hn,.veal, and bolognas., , vsn'sij. stronp;, nnd closes by stating tliat Mrs. Youac's case is cut bat. Thev e I boliore she will tiltimntely triumph. ;. (They vill appeal to the Territorial got, o( bilvor, a free jjtua on a utairo rout, two lottery tickets, three AtnutliQ senilis, a calLto act as Post. niatlvv iiuj Ju-,tiiof the Pi ai-e at., l"-"" ouit, ana mi no loi.frt-i , 1. , in ,i , I trust Mr. htrutton. The case anil tnoulj-BOK ilollarn MO.th t-f , h(1 . , , . . , The eoiputiats have iliscoTcrerl that the rfisor woman can heep a lover by bertenra is Iwcau-e love. Lie beef or pork, is best preserred by brinr . 3oware of Counterfeits !' JOB KOSES' sirifilI"K' OIKOimt Pills are nnfiiUiMii , tiZl? Tan eoo.MulionU subject rtaTiiSl h '" Herfensimd Spinal Affeetj?,nir1e:i. - col are when othor moaM hkie SlS fff delirat oonatitutieaT nanfol to Uu ma v,,,vuir in iuurieih b peiwiaiU.3 to c,.nt!. .nt, Jil... jNl!INK. dii 1M Biases, la iiZSvil slml sV"1" rr ,nic. u ldihS .tulfil' "S.h aire, .ad a. bottle of UViS&SSr-g?, 1 io'tt.j,, waoram The New'iork "Sun'" ktelv nro (ilucfjil a "vail lito, reailinp;, "The toot in i.vil in tne Minim"- ind of applejack. It means "jlonev irsev. liii-o cbocka. deal of twit. IS to A yottnsr man ill iriiinia shot Rood J broitit-rr.eail bi cause the !.itl iscfiiJ iiuili Attn; uio1 uSid t in ;I8 RELIEF IN TEN ItKr! THE CREAT FWcHii Rim Iflmhanf .. " In nlUasesef Sp.th ... 2 -eiT !' i.m.1 i; 'aial,iv ""Mrr..' thwremlfau.,,. b.o J. V?:l hmlfit TO THE FARMERS ' ondallin ' ,f . WAIST OF STORAGE! C.LSR,S3KS.- HAVE THOH. . ' AllHU,ya,g5el 'heir , ers and can handle al l ira , S Kd ,,e"" safely and despatch t tbat con,! wi'h . needed to to1" the, aack. ) tT FLAX SFFii ' A. Fnr ComaiVe, v KL, . . . . - . uS. 16, 1573-nrtf. ,' r w 1' ' K CO., SnnaninK... 1" Circuit Cm-td;fht ll. I'HCl.-MO l ''.lu"l.Hi.ir U...U. ..." i lis ui r: Mnnbi. ' . V '' ' HISUHlliI. I jj. mmmsn i rw-c Ml 0,;i l IRO Mi,,s.s llvBrini? t 1 "tl " I H'ilVn Ulmij J ,""i". . Ann UaeC, ' 'laiits.,;5i?k and i SK ilia. I Mil on s&SJ? a"U Suae of , ll" nl '! l'! ar ,Zrl and", "br. eieillf will .,,,, "," 'is ft ieve Z la 1'ni.vr-d f. , ;L,l,i"f to the (i "'Jf "'KUrcd, thi I' 1 1, A ' relief ai,nr.,.v - inw ' lereln (' L' - 'o'i'iten In "' ' the,,.,, r, . 'KTiDed I,,,,.,- , 1 ' or ( ') "?'l'l'liitrl "i v.iiaT,,;',," n7i .i;u " ."lll"v'-t- eSt"t " T, lire. --", i t, . - ,.,r., .--.-, .'i :'01', sod v. .: v:" " iltie of ".""-Ul-veyed tf iii.v-ti.V:"'"'l" i """"-"-'sterrV win "fiiinh- Sftl,( , lanilt" "ll In orl, " and th, 1 toemli r nr it- 'H n'-V',", tu si, Vfl