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THE MODOC W AR
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS,
ACCIDENTAL TALK.
The chief blunder in regard to the dis­
graceful Peace Commission was its ap­
pointment. After that, the next blunder
was in prolonging its existence when it
was perceived that it could do no good.
Senators Kelly and Corbett and Rep­
resentative Slater voted against the infa­
mous bill giving increased pay to the
members of the Forty-second Congress,
and Messrs. Corbett ami Kelly refused
to receive the same, after the bill had
V an B remer ’ s R anch , March 22d.—
Generals Canby and Gillem, with Col.
Biddle’s cavalry returned from a scout
to the lava bed yesterday. They were
met on the bluff by Indians, who called
out from below for one man to come
down and talk to them. Dr. Cabaniss
went down, and the Indians said that
Capt. Jack wanted to see Generals Canby
and Gillem. Cabaniss arranged an in­
terview, and the officers went down, ex­
pecting to meet Capt. Jack and Schon-
chin, at this purely accidental meeting.
Instead, they met Capt. Jack, Curly
Headed Doctor and Sear-laced Charley.
It appeared at once that there was some
misapprehension, the I ndians supposing
the General sought the interview, when
the reverse was the case, consequently
the talk was dull, the Indians reticent
ami sullen. It amounted to this—that
Capt. Jack wanted the troops to go home,
and he go to his eamp on Cost river, mid
then he would be a good Indian. Evi­
dently Jack was under restraint, he talk­
ing only in monosyllables, and little at
that. He said if any one wanted to talk
with him, or give him anything, to come
to the lava bed to do so. From all the
talk, it seems that his terms of peace are
amnesty for the past, and a home on
Lost river. Jack was invited to come
out and have a talk with his men, but
he refused, saying he had no horse, and
when one was ottered him, he evaded the
matter. Others were invited to come,
but refused, after they were promised
protection and safe return. Jack would
not answer whether Mary bore the Gen­
eral’s last message, in fact would talk
but little on anything. The result of the
interview was far from satisfactory to
those who desire peace.
C has . N ickell , E ditor .
Official Paper tor «îavlCMOti <fc JoHephilie.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1S7
THE PEACE COMMISSION FARCI:
Another recruit has been added to the
Peace Commission, Rev. E. Thomas, of
Petaluma, Cal., having been appointed,
vic» Judge Rosborough, who don't seem
to want any more of the peace humbug
“in his’n.” Considerable difficulty seems
to have been experienced in getting these*
Commissioners to “stick.” First Jesse
Applegate pronounces the Commission
“an expensive blunder,’ and resigns
Then Mr. Case, having arrived at the
same conclusion, goes home* in disgust.
Then Judge* Rosborough, of Yreka, is
appointed ; luit a brief experience* is suf­
ficient to satisfy his curiosity, and then
he “thioVs up the sponge.” Meanwhile
Dr. Wadsworth, of Yreka, is urged to
accept an appointment, but he positively
reftHe; s. Then comes the appointment
of T. ] B. Odeneal, who promptly begs to
be excused, recommending the appoint-
ment of L. S. Dyar in his place, which
is accordingly done. Lastly comes the
appointment of Rev. Thomas. Who
next, and what next? But Meacham,
glorious, mullet-headed Meacham, sticks
to it like a hound dog to a pot of cold
mush. So long as the thing pays him
ten dollars a day, you don't catch him
resigning—not much.
I»y the way, it has recently leaked out
from Washington, that Meacham was
appointed upon the express condition
that he* was to go into the Lava Bed and
talk with the Indians. In other words,
had he not given the pledge to go into
the Lava Bed, he never would have been
allowed to handle* any of the* ten dollars
aforesaid. This accounts for his ostenta­
tious announcement, on his arrival at
Yreka, that lie considered Capt. Jack to
be an “honorable man.” But Mr. Meach-
am, upon his arrival at the front, con-
eluded it would not bo good policy for
him to go into the Lava Bed—cause
why? If he did, the ten dollar business
ess
might be brought to a sudden termina­
tion. When the Indians surrender to
the military, or evacuate the Lava Bed,
then Meacham may probably go into it,
but not before.
OREGON
MODOC WAR DISPATCHES
good words
—FOR—
V an B remer ’ s R anch , March 18.—
The Columbia river is starting on her
Everything is quiet at the seat of war,
Spring bust.
Ì and excepting the occasional moving of
A party of 25 persons start from Dans­
troops from post to post, there is really
ville, Ill., for Oregon, on April 25th.
nothing going on. A squaw came from
Ben Holladay, Jr., was last week mar­
CAN CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
Capt. Jack’s camp the other day and said IVE
" the Pain-Killer.— Toronto Telegraph.
ried in San Francisco to a Miss I vers.
the Indians were mad at losing the po­
It is the most effectual remedy we know of for
Ben Holladay returned to Oregon this
Aches,
Pains, flesh wounds, Ac.—Nt. John» Nevt.
nies which Col. Biddle captured. We
week, after an absence of several months. have now in camp three batteries of the P. Q.
We advise that every family should have so ef­
Another street railroad, one and a half Fourth Artillery, two companies of the fectual and speedy a Pain-Killer.— Amhtrtt N. S.
miles in length, will soon be built in Twelfth Infantry, and one troop of the Gazette.
Our own experience is that a bottle of Pain-
Portland.
First Cavalry, making in all about 250 Killer is the best Physician a traveler can have.—
Ho mi (ton Spectator.
Mrs. Ann Gagedied in Douglas county in rank and file. There are two troops
For both internal and external application have
last week from hemorrhage of the teeth of the First Cavalry at Dorris’ Ranch, i found it of great value.— Chris. Era.
A medicine no family should be without.—Jion-
four companies of the Twenty-first In­
and gums.
treal Transcript.
Could hardly keep house without it.— Ed Voice.
A whale forty feet in length was last fantry at Lost River, and two troops of
Should be kept in every house, in readiness for
the
First
Cavalry
at
<
’
!ear
Lake.
The
to
­
week captured near Cape Foulweather,
sudden attacks of sickness.— Chris. Press.
tal number of troops amount to 550 or I No article ever obtained such unbounded popu­
Benton county.
600. "Gen. Canby is very reticent as to larity.— Sabin Observer.
A Mr. Simpson, aged 63 years, died of
One of the most reliable specifics of the age.—
croup, at his residence, three miles above what movement he intends to make, for Old North Slate.
Its power is wonderful and unequaled in re­
fear the 1 ndians would learn his inten­
the Dalles, a few days ago.
lieving ti e most severe pain.— Burlington Senti­
tions through the agency of some of the nel.
The Albany Democrat hears that forty squaw men.
An indispensable article in the medicine chest.
families will start from Marshalltown,
From preparations that are being made — A; V. Examiner.. . •
It will recommend itself to all who use it.—
Iowa, for Oregon this month.
I am led to believe that we will move Georgia hnterprise.
A gentleman from Wisconsin brings camp before long and completely sur­
Is extensively used and sought after as a really
useful
medicine. —Journal, St. John, A'. //.
intelligence of a large emigration this round the lava bed. There will be three
No medicine has acquired such a reputation ,
year from that State to Oregon.
or four camps—one on the banks of Tule ; it has real merit.— Newport Daily News.
One of the most useful medicines ; have used
David Bushey, of Douglas county, has Lake, , at the foot of the bluffs, about two it and
dispensed it for the past twenty years.—
been appointed Collector of Customs for miles due west of Jack’s cave; another Per. 11 m. It urd, Assam.
most valuable medicine now in use.— Tenn.
the newly created Coos Bay District.
at the foot of the lava butte, about four Or The
yan.
It is really a valuable medicine, and used by
The Indtpendent is the name of a miles south of Jack’s cave ; another at
many physicians.-— Boston Traveler.
and
Land's
Ranch,
on
the
eastern
side,
paper started at Forest
i new weekly
We always keep it where we can put our hands
!
Grove, Washington county, by Wheeler perhaps some on the peninsula to the on it in the datk, if need be.— Pit. C. Hibbard,
north-east of the cave. These move- Burinah.
& Myers.
One of the few articles that are just what they
ments will probably be made in the pretend to be.— tlrnnswivk Telegraph.
St. Patrick’s day was appropriately
In my mountain travels no medicine is of so
celebrated in Portland. The Militia and course of a few days.
THE PAIN-KILLER!
passed.
The steamers “Gussie Telfair” ami
“Petrel,” which were sent out in search
of the lost vessel “George S. Wright,”
have returned to Victoria, and report
that not a sign of the wreck was seen,
nor a survivor found or heard. It is now
settled that she has gone down with all
on board.
Two battles have taken place in Arizo­
na between the U. S. troops, under Gen.
Crook, and the Apaches, in both of which
the former administered severe punish­
I
ment upon the latter. The people down
there propose to have a peace of their
own making, at their terms. Honorable
and sensible !
The Connecticut State election takes
place on April 7th, and the Democracy
are confident of carrying the State.
There is much disaffection in the Repub­
lican party, while it is conceded by all
sides that the Democratic ticket is a
strong one. Charles R. Ingersoll, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, is a
leading lawyer of New Haven, and a
universal application as Pain-Killer.— ¡lev. M. 11.
Y reka , .March 19.—Capt. John A. lli.rln/, Bnrmah.
Civic Societies paraded and Capt. 31c-
gentleman of very high character.
PERRY' DAVIS A SON, Manufacturers and
Fairchild arrived from the front this eve­
Foster, the person who brutally mur­ Cormick orated.
Proprietors, 136 High Street, Providence, R. 1.,
ning, from whom we learn that there is Ill Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 377 St.
dered a man named Putnam with a car­
The Oregon Iron Works Company
Paul St., Montreal, Canada, 17 Southampton,
hook in New York some time ago, was turn out from one to two hundred stoves no material change in the Modoc ques­ Row, London. England.
THE PROBABLE RESULT.
tion. He is of the opinion that the Mo­
hanged on Friday, the 21st. A state­ per month and find a fair and growing
1 think I may venture the assertion
docs
will not negotiate a peace upon any
that Capt. Jack’s terms will not be ac­ ment of a Tombs official was published demand for them.
terms yet offered them, unless they are
ceded to, but that the military will bring next day that Foster took poison the
The Oregon City Enterprise made its compelled to, and in that case a battle
him to a sense of his situation before evening before the execution. About
i appearance in a new dress last week, and will be inevitable. The personnel of the
many days.
XT COSTS NO AZORE TO KEEP
eight o’clock on the 21st a jailer of the i presents a very neat appearance. It is a
Commission had nothing to do with
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
Tombs found him sick, and in explana­ good paper and we wish it success.
G <><>!> l-’OWHM
Jack’s actions. He don’t want to leave
As for army movements, I have none
tion he then admitted that he had taken
to chronicle, as whatever is determined
Col. (’. A. Reed of Salem is engaged in that country. He says Jack told him
THAN 1*001« ONES!
on, the facts will not be made public un­ poison. The man’s symptoms in every painting a panorama of Oregon scenes in during the first interview he had with
til the time for action arrives. While way confirmed the suspicion. On this
we growl at this, we acknowledge the account the Sheriff hastened the execu­ 24 parts, which he proposes to exhibit on him that the Snakes had offered him 60
warriors, but he didn't want them, lie
correctness of the order for prudential tion, and while many believed the dura­ this coast and in the Eastern States.
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,
reasons, for if a move in contemplation
thinks now, from Jack’s different devices
('apt.
Boswell
has
formed
a
military
tion
of
religious
exercises
were
telling
on
was known here the day previous, it
to gain time, that be has concluded to Corner of 16th and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.
would be known in the Modoc camp in a Foster’s nerves, it was in reality weak­ company at the State Agricultural Col­
take them. Several Cochon mortars,
few hours. But I think from present ness caused by the poison that was acting lege of Corvallis, and is putting the boys
appearances this work will not drag on him. The Tombs physician says Fos­ through military tactics pretty “lively.” with implements and ammunition, have
been received at headquarters and can be i
much longer.
SEASON OF 1S73.
ter would have died if the execution had
Another victim has been added to those used to good advantage in case of light.
DONALD M’KY’S SCOUTS.
been delayed until 10 o’clock.
i
already decapitated by Senator Mitchell,
Donald McKy left for the Warm
Y reka , March 21.—A courier arrived
Democratic
Gains.
Spring Reservation yesterday for his
in the person of Wilson Bowlby, Collec­ from Van Bremer's this evening, bring­ T’GGS FUR HATCHING frotn the largest and
band of Indians. He will return in 10
J Best Bred Fowls in the World, carefully
tor of Internal Revenue, who is succeed­ ing news to yesterday. There has been
Two Centennial Celebrations.
What are known as the Spring elec­
or 17 days at farthest, with frotn 50 to
pneked in Patent Boxes and guaranteed to carry
ed by (). B. Gibson.
considerable activity at the front during safely any distance.
100 men. This looks as though the war tions in New York have shown heavy
The extensive preparations which are
The varietiis comprise Dark and Light Bra-
An East Portland thief, while stealing the past few days, though, probably, the
might drag on for two or three weeks gains in favor of the Democratic party.
main, Buff, Black. White and Partridge Coebii.s,
being made for the celebration of the yet, but 1 hope not.
A late number of the Buffalo (bu*e;r a slu^t.from a clothes line, dropped a 24 movements of the troops are kept quiet White Leghorn?, liou Ians, Silver and Golden
coptenpiaL anty veiFary of t^e Déclara-|
sV kkoun A ed .
Spangled llaml tirj. :s. Golden and Silver Spangled
says : “We have already chronicled the dollar piece, and the owner of the stolen at headquarters. It was thought that 1’oliah, Bia lick Spanish, Crcvec'viirs, Rouen and
tion of I independence at Philadelphia, in
When the Modocs see the lava bed sur­
sheet says the thief can have all the rest Camp Wheaton, on Lost River, would be Aylesbury Ducks, Bronze Turkeys, and ¡Sebiight
1876, will not be the only centennial cel­ rounded with a cordon of soldiers, they election of the Democratic tickets in Pal­ of them on the same terms.
broken up and the troops moved to the and Game Bantams.
ebration to be observed in the country. may be induced to come to terms, espe­ myra, Wayne county, and Dansville,
Send -tamp lor 111 list rated < irculer to GEOItG E
The Willamette Transportation Com­ vicinity of the lava bed. Gen. Gillem B. BAYLEY, imporur and breeder of Choice
The first declaration of independence cially when they learn the fearful array Livingston county. Now we have to
of Peace Commissioners to be launched
and stall’ was to make a recoinnoissance P> iilnv, P. O. Box 659, San Francisco ; also
promulgated was issued from Mecklen­ at them. They certainly cannot with­ announce a Democratic victory in the pany put on its splendid new steamer,
agent for the Poultry World, a m .nihly illu-trated
burg county, North Carolina, on the 20th stand the latter if they do not fear the city of Binghampton, Broome county, christened the “Governor Grover,’’ last of the lava bed to-day with two compa­ journal, devoted entirely to Poultry ; tells how to
keep f ivls for profit ; u complete reposititry <>f in­
of May, 1775. In spirit, and to some ex­ soldiers and Warm Spring Indians. which has been Republican since its in­ week, which has caused Beu Holladay to nies of cavalry. The health of the troops formation
on the subject. Subscription only $1 25
tent, in form of expression, the declara­ These Indians are expected to trail up corporation. Judge Loomis, Democrat, greatly reduce his exorbitant freight in the field was excellent, there not be­ a year. Agents waii'e I in every town in tiie
ing a case of sickness of any description State. A l iies- P. <>. B->x 659, San Francisco.
tion seems to have been adopted by Jef­ any Modocs who may escape from their is elected Mayor by twenty-seven major­ rates.
Pleas e state in what paper you saw this
fortress when defeated, as they will be,
ity, and the Liberal Republican candi­
ferson, who, the next year, drew up the in the event of another battle.
According to the ninth census report, at any of the eamps. A quarrel is re­ advertisement.
103m.
ported between the Indians, on account
date
for
Justice
is
also
chosen
over
his
immortal document which was made
the
ratio
of
deaths
in
Oregon
during
the
WHEN THE FIGHT IS EXPECTED.
of Jack wishing to give up six murderers
THE AEW
gwxl by the revolutionary war. The in­
We will not expect the tight to come Credit Mobilier competitor. And, still year ending June 1, lb70, to the whole in consideration of getting a reservation
habitants of Mecklenburg entertain a oil’before the return of McKy, unless the further, a dispatch from C. C. B. Walker, population, was as 69 to 10,(MX). The
MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
just feeling of pride in relation to this Modocs attack the troops, which is not at Corning, says : ‘Steuben county stands whole number of deaths in that year in on Lost River. Schonchin’s band drew
historical event, and they propose to probable. They were very insolent in by the old flag. Twenty-two Democratic the State was 622—337 being males and their rifles on Jack and those who favor­
the interview, and overbearing in the
ed giving up the murderers, Jack is
make arrangements for a centennial extreme. One of them said, “suppose Supervisors elected. The Credit Mobil­ 285 females.
threatened with death if he offers any
celebration to take place one year before you want to fight; why you don’t light; ier elects ten. Democratic gain of four.
-A Vegetal>!<• Subsl it ul«;
At Salem, in the case of the State of such conditions of peace.
that of Philadelphia.
we are ready to fight you; Indian not Ames’ memorandum book is doing the
FOR C A. L O KÆ E D I
afraid to die ; he ready for fight now ; country more good than all the shovels Oregon vs. Samuel E. May, Dowell and
W ashington , March 22d._The fol-
The Pre-Emption and Homestead Law.
you no fraid, why you no fight ?” They he ever made. Colfax’s moral tactics others, judgment was given by default lowing letter was received
to-day:
i
IT HAS LONG BEEN NEEDED, more espcci-
One of the most important acts of the will get enough of fighting as soon as ail are no go here.’ In Otsego county, also, against May and Kilgore, and the causes
L ally on the Pacific Coast, a remedy for inactiv­
Rancho,
Cal.,
March
Van
Bremer
’
s
arrangements for capturing them have
ity ot the Liver.
last Congress was the change in the land been completed, unless they come to large Democratic gains are shown.” Un­ continued as to the others, for the pur­
16th. —To Gen. W. T. Sherman, Wash-
The Superiority of the Liver King
laws, abolishing pre-emption and alter­ terms. It is not intended that any shall less this nation has reached a point of pose of taking evidence. This is an ac­
ington
: The squaw sent into the Modoc
over any other remedy introduced consists in the
ing the conditions of homestead claims escape to harass the border after their moral degradation unknown in the an­ tion for recovery on May’s bond.
camp returned yesterday, The excuse following :
so that in no case shall the settler obtain defeat in the lava bed.
A dispatch dated Oakland, March 21st, made by the Indians for not keeping
nals of the world, the Credit Mobilier
1. It operates upon the Stomach nnd Liver and
INDIAN CAMP MOVED.
a patent until he shall have remained
and other Investigations must drive from says that Richard S. Rice was arrested their appointment is, that at the last not upon the lower bowels.
2. It is pleasant to the taste, and does not pro­
The camp of the Modocs has been
eighteen months on the land. Hereto­
moved, and their women and children power the men now occupying high upon three difierent charges—two for moment their hearts failed them, and duce nausea of thu stomach.
fore he could obtain the land for a small are some three miles further in the cen­ places, and end the career of the Radical rape on his step daughters—one of whom they could not bring themselves to the
3. It is purely vegetable, and does not injure
the System like mineral remedies
_____
payment six months after filing his ter of the lava bed. Several beef cattle party.
is under 13 years of age and the other 15. point of abandoning their old homes and
4. It can be given with ease to children, which
homestead claim, and many of the home­ and 25 horses were seen near where Jack I
Also for the crime of producing an abor­ going to a distant country. They are in itself will make it popular as a family medicine.
A F<-w Figures about Wool.
5. Persons of delicate constitution who cannot
steaders were the hired agents of specu­ is now camped, on the lake shore.
tion. The accused waived an examina­ evidently not in a disposition favorable take
pills, will bail it with joy.
The holders of wool have brought the
PRIVILEGES STOPPED.
lators, to whom they sold out. The
tion and Justice Ellison placed his bonds I to any arrangement, though they profess
6. It is perfectly harmless, and can in nowise
It is not intended to permit any more manufacturers to terms, and the trade is at $5,000, which, so far, he has been una­
change may be proper, but we see no
a willingness to have another talk. It injure you and persons who are troubled with
opiiortunities of gathering beef cattle, quite active now at the advanced prices.
necessity for allowing the settler to per­ but to restrict them to such diet as is
ble to give, and will probably be commit­ will be some time before the Commission Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Rheuma­
The statistics of the staple for 1872 show ted to jail this evening.
tism, Sick Headache, Dizziness
fect his title in less than three or four theirs by nature. The troops are eager
can be assembled. Meanwhile t he troops
that
the
American
clip
amounted
to
160,-
of the Head, Drowsiness
years; ami if he takes up his claim in for a fight, and it would be a pity to dis­
The farmers of Linn county held a will be put in positions that will cover
(XX),
000
pounds,
or
14,000,000
more
than
and a train of indescribable disea.es arising from
good faith, he will not object to the con­ appoint them. But they will be wofully
rousing meeting at Albany on the 14th as far as possible all points of egress from a deranged Liver, will find THE LIVER KING
dition that he shall stick to it for four deceived if they imagine Capt. Jack and in 1871 anti 3,000,000 less than in 1870.
his band will be whipped without hard The importations rose to 08,306,581 inst., for the purpose of effecting a per­ the lava bed. J. think that a system off
years.
.,_______________
A SU11K-MŒCIFIC !
gradual compression, with an exhibition
fighting and heavy loss.
pounds, an unprecedented amount, 20,- manent organization for their protection
The »•Dead” Party.
of
the
force
lhat
can
be
used
against
ANOTHER “HOLD ON.”
¿Mt” Wholesale agents: Redington, Hostetter
000,(MX) III excess of 1871 and 70,000,000 in and advancement. The farmers of Ore­
them, if the Commission should again A Co., San Francisco, Cal.; Smith A Davis, Port­
V
an B remer ’ s R anch , March 23.—
gon
are
arousing,
determined
no
longer
in excess of 1870. The present stocks in
A late New York dispatch says the fol­
Peace Commissioner Meacham received
fail, will satisfy them of the hopeless­ land, Oregon. Sold by all druggists and dealers
in patent medicine.
n44-m3
lowing special from Washington has a telegram from Washington this morn­ Boston, Philadelphia and New York are to submit to the arrogance and gouging
ness of any further resistance, and give
been received by the Post: “Letters re­ ing, ordering him to hold on, and make about 12,1X10,000 in excess of those at the of Ben Holladay, and are preparing to
CALL AT JOHN KEI BER’S
the peace party sufficient strength to
ceived here to-day from prominent Re­ peace if it took him all summer. Of same time last year. Of the entire stock, build warehouses in which to store their
control the whole band. Time is becom­
publicans of Connecticut say that the Ad­ course the hands of the General are tied, 154,000,000 pounds were used in domestic grain, intending to ship their grain by
and he can do nothing until permitted.
ministration must prepare itself for a He had sense enough to see that peace woolens, 19,(MX),<XX) in shoddy, 5,(XX),000 the Willamette Transportation Compa­ ing of the greatest importance, as the I
lurge Democratic victory in the coming lean be had only by giving the Modocs in hosiery, 13,000,000 in worsted and 25,- ny’s boats, an opposition company. Suc­ melting of the snow will enable the In-!
nd see ms fine stock of new
dians to live in the mountains. This
Goods direct from the manufacturers.
Spring election. This result, the letters all they ask, which lie is not foolish 000,(XX) in carpets. Prices are now a tri­ cess to their enterprise.
will
greatly
increase
the
difficulties
we
He
has a fine lot o
enough
to
do
of
his
own
free
will.
The
but
a
fle
lower
than
in
January,
1872,
state, is due solely to the extravagance of I
Says the Statesman: “The Day's Do­
General looks a little sour, probably he great improvement on last fall.
Sowing IMEacliliio«
have
to
contend
with,
as
they
will
then
i
Congress, involving 81,500,000, which has been eating pickles, not of the Mo­
ings of March 15th has an illustration
Prices from $20 to $110, cash.
break up into small parties, and can '
goes into the pockets of its members, and doc variety. Health of the troops is ex­
Our Radical Senators.
with the title ‘A scene at Jefferson in
more readily make their escape from
A New Lot of
which has worked disastrously upon the cellent. Weather clear and warm until
Oregon—a ¡»ale-faced belle and her abo­
of
the
The
Washington
correspondent
their
present
location.
to-day,
which
is
hazy
and
indicative
of
minds of hundreds of Republican voters.”
AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES
a storm.
the Sacramento Union has this to say riginal lover.’ It is a picture of a beau­
(Signed)
E
d . R. S. C anby ,
It appears from this that the “dead”
tiful young female, dressed in the height
Just from the Factory.
ANOTHER COMMISSIONER.
of Senator Mitchell and his Radical pre­
Brigadier-General Commanding.
Democratic party worries tlie Radicals
i
of
fashion, leaning upon the arm of a I
I learn that the Rev. E. Thomas, of decessors :
the best Rifles and Pistols made,
tremendously, which they reluctantly
Y reka , March 24th.—From Colonel He is agent for among
mighty Modoc, rigged out in war paint,
Petaluma,
was
telegraphed
for
this
morn
­
which Is the
admit.
________________
To offset the popular triumph in Neva­
ing to join the Commission as a member. da, monopoly has gained a victory in feathers and beaded toga. Together the Gilman, who arrived from Scott River
There will soon be more Peace Commis­ Oregon, but not the Central Pacific mo­ two are promenading the street, past this evening, we learn that a squaw had
The Postal Law
Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with once load­
sioners than Modocs, and the only fight
visited Hamburg. John and other Klam­
ing.
A Washington dispatch says in answer I expect to witness will be among the nopoly. This time it is old Ben Holla­ marble-front stores, stepping gingerly
day, who comes to the front and places upon a flag-stone pavement. Of course ath River Indians were at Hamburg Bar
to numerous Inquiries from all parts of members of this body—for preference.
I
All kinds of Wateh and Clock Cleaning and
his chief of staff in the Senate chamber.
on Klamath River. She brought word Repairing done to order at half price.
ylnl
TROOPS MOVING.
the country, it is of interest to say that
Corbett, the ex-Senator, is a mild-man­ the Jefferson people will recognize the
picture at once and be able to tell us the from Capt. Jack asking these Indians to
nered,
honest
sort
of
a
man,
but
without
I
learn
incidentally
that
the
Lost
river
the proposed jwduetion oh postage to two
troops are moving to a camp near the I force or ability. So long as Williams name and lineage of the ‘pale-faced’ join the Modocs, saying as soon as grass
cents, single rate, failed, and the exist­ lava bed to-day, which they will occupy was in the Senate the interests of old Ben
belle. The Day's Doings says, ‘She is grows they would leave the I^ava Beds
ing rate of three cents continues. It is in the future. General Gillem will were cultivated and cared for in the most known as the village belle, and was re­ and commence burning ranches. Anoth­
California Street,
generally supposed that the clause re­ move to-morrow or the next day, and satisfactory manner, but Corbett declin­ cently seen promenading the sidewalk er Klamath River Indian living near
form near there also. From this, it ed to be Holladay’s man. Mitchell was
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
quiring the payment of newspaper post­ appears
that the intentiou of the mili­ designed to supply the hiatus caused by arm-in-arm with a young Digger brave, Leggitt’s ranch had told several whites
age at the office of publication was en­ tary is to keep the Modocs from escaping the retirement of Williams, and whether who accompanied her to church, and he was going to join the Modocs «^jprtly.
HE «tdereigned, haring permanently located
grafted on the Postal Appropriation bill. before peace can be made. It is evident lie will do so or not remains to be seen. played the gallant with all the native If this should be true it is feared there
in Jacksonville, respectfully informs the
This U erroneous, and the present rule peace will be forced on these gentle sav­ He looks quiet, but watchful, and gives gravity for which Mr. Lo is celebratod.’ may be trouble with the Indians on low­
' public that he ii prepared to do all kinds of work
I in the boot and shoe-making line. Satisfaction
requiring the prepayment at the offloe of ages whether they desire it or not.— Cor­ the impression that he is the possessor
Rough on Jefferson, isn’t it?”
er Klamath.
of reserved power.
guaranteed.
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M. CATON.
respondence <f the Yreka Journal.
delivery remains in force.
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