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i.)-, if f.,4A S(rf-S.W' Tin; orggon m;tim:I;. Saturday Morxixo, Jan. 23, 1880. Probable Vacaioy la the Oreion Eeprr e&Ution. For a long timo tho press of tliis Religion For Week Dayi at Well as San days. A religious exohango observed not long since that "there was too much Sunday religion." In a ocrtain sense there was too much truth in tho ro mark. There is a surfeit of the religion Coast havo insisted on tho Appointment . tnat s ,)Ut 0 iko a fine suit ol clothes, ol a Cabinet officer from tho I'ncihc 1 10 ,i0 auty for one tl.13- in tho week ami States. The necessity has been deem- j i,e ost Bjglt 0f for t,e ol,or tx, '0 ed so imperative that some Democrat- wnntss of that, and moro week clay ie paper have joined in tho demand. J rcligtoii. Wo want moro of tho spirit Various prominent names havo been t,at Rt,ows jlscu ,, acis 0 clmrily luggostcd, but by common consent our !n,i humanity and makes people- stop Senator, Geo. II W illia-ns, has lien ecu- hy ,,e Wnyiiitcf like tho good Sam tcrod I'pon as tho lortunnto individual, 'nr',tan, to bind up tho wounds of the always supposing that Grant is inclin- duffcring, instead ol that selfinhjipiality ed to give a place in the Cabinet to n jtial in:,k(.s them, like tho Levite, pass representative of the Pacific slope. It on tho other side. Wo need men to is our deliberate opinion that Mr. Wil- teach it who ha -e faith in its ellieacy liams will receive and accept a Cibi-Inmj w)IOt wheu called upon in times ol net appointment, and if wo arc collect 'pestilence nnd contagion, to servo their there will bu a vacancy in tho United j M-,stor will not deny him ami lly in StatesSenatc. This probable contin- jnilright. Wo need week day mini'teis goticy is undoubtedly one of tho teas- 0 iliu gospel men who believe their ous lor so much clamor for nn extra 'own doctrine, men who when ft coin session ol tbo Ougon li'gi.lntino. It tiiiinity is called on to pass such tin .... . . ... . . .1 U quite possible that t Ills contingency otdoal as this liu been, will bo nerved title to tho lands donated by Concies. was in view wiieii 1110 tiiscouitiicii ami ' .y their sense ol duly to tako tlieir ' t0 aid in tho eonslr ictiou ol a r.iiiro.id The Railroad. Altt Emioit. On extraordinary oc casions any person, however humblo, may ask to bo heard. This being siuh an occasion, I respectfully ask to bo heard through tho columns of your pa por. I coiiiiueiico by quoting from the Alia California of a lato date: "Humor says the California company and Eal Side Company havo agreed to ai ply to Congress for n donation. ol land lor a branch railroad Irom Center villo, N'uvada, on tho I'acilio Kailroad to Oooso Lake, at tho north-east cor ner ol this State, and that il that dona tion should be granted the roads will run to that point, leaving Yrcku two bundled miles and Shasta lilty miles to the vvct. Tho reka Union hints that t tic Oiegoii company would run noulhouterly from Kiigono City, mid would not pass through Uinpqua and Ifogue Kivcr valleys. So that Hoae burg and Jacksonville would be lull out in the cold as well as Yreka." Tho question arises, can it bo posi ble that thesu companies propose to do this thing ? It is not only posiblo but very probable, ami by what right lak, do they piopoou to do it? Does the totter Prom Klamath Agency. Kl.AMAlll AOI.-NX'V OoN., January loth. lb(ll). f disorganized reinuantol the legislature place by iho bedside of tho sick ami adjourned till the -I tli ol Match next, dying, who are willing lo saciilicc per A vacancy then occiiring in tho Sena- ' sonnl comfort ami bear their lull slime torial representation, thu power of np- ol danger for tho sake ol Him they pie poiulmcnt is taken from 1 lie Governor tend to serve. Thoo who will not do and it becomes thu duly of thu legisla-ju mo no servants ol CtuUt; but idle Hire to elect a person to (ill it. II drones who only eaic fornucay living leemsmoie than likely that the upro-jnd only bring linme.aiiil sculling 011 rious demand on the Governor to legal- Christianity. ize that body by calling elections to fill j - -- - ill vacancies is pai t ol the programme Tho Kmtkmto' necessary to sccuio a Democratic sue. We are glad to say that uilbin the cessor to Mr. William, and we huvc;lat week the small-pox has abated too much confidence in the sagacity ol considerably in this plare. Since Sat Governor Woods to think that ho will unlay lal, nine new cae havo been give the enemies ol public order any spoiled, all of which vveioauticip.itoil such advantage. This b one of the , Iroiu thu fact ol great exposure. All paramount reasons for our opposition !t,f these eases have been light and near to an extra session. Wu hsivu n-.koil, y nt uri, ,,ou. coVauoi-i.t. Ol thu ami require Congressional aid to ttiv . ai,i 0ae, thieo have died sinco our extent of many millions. Tho -Illy and . wlll.f ail, ,IU VAmwQ ro ti!V0u disgracclul proceedings of tho last leg-' danger. Since the first Appearance Islnture havo jcopnrdizod our prospects j0 ,uall-poT lino wo count llliy-Mv ma.ciiaiiy, ami tne appointment 01 n j cases, probably llfleen ol which were emi-lraitor f lilt tho place now oecit- 0y varioloid "and liliecnof which ler pied by a loyal and influential Senator , ,,mlwi .ay. Soveral eases have would place hope lor railioads or oth-nK.t.i icpoited in the valley but the? er improvements in this State out ol ' ,nVo been light. Tho Sanitary com, tho question. In such event, il is for miucc have ordered tho disinfection of the interest ol the whole people of Oic- ll houses where cases have occiined, pon lhat the placeof Senator. Williams 'and n genenil feeling is prevalent that bo filled by a loyal, honest llepubliean, 1 tho epidemic has run its course. We who will woik with tho majority i" ' trust that il ha, but it scorn to laugh Congress. Should tho Govctnor then, ,ai cnnje'ctuics, and wo shall vcntuic legalize the infamous body lately con-, ,,o opinion till wo can do fo safely, vened ns a legislature by filling its va- ( Wo cannot urge loo forcibly tho m caneies, and give it thu power to elect jecssity of vaccination. Vaccinate li ft Senator in event of Mr. William's peatedly until then- U no doubt of iu resignation, in our opinion ho will do jilllcaey. It will modily if not prevent moro damage to the general interests j tho dieato and wo believe we would of the State ten times moro than will ' not have had a hingle death from small be incurred by its posiiblo financial j pox in this community if every person embarrassment. . had been properly protected. Tho services nl tho Xentincl were offered to Mr. Nesniith to ussiM in re electing him to the Senate, for the Mini of tteo hundred andjifli dollar cash. ' I Book Notices. Paeilio Coast Almanac Published y II. G. I.angley, San Fiiincii-co, con ilh declined tl.e nlU-r, consentient-1 ,:... .......i . s ,. ' .- , . .'. .. SiHllHtl was delieie'nt jn-t tl(Ut jn'n n '.able nlor.uat.on and hta ist.es "biead and butter." l.'nionU '' ,,' 1 aci,1u (-'v'. logulher with a Ncsmill ly tho much Possiblv so-onu of tho present edi-1 ehronological history of events, which tor ol tho Unionht wan editor of the . ,H VI'IV ntf rclln to the people ol the Skxtixkl lor a Ion;: time and Mr. Nes-1 l M"tc l' '" tents. nihil had a duo appreciation of services offered so cheap. Hut what of il? Mr. Nesniith liad the eonlidcnco of the Union party in litis Statu at one time Alia California Almanac and year Hook of Pacts An interesting and valuable lettlo book containing many lacts of value and intercut published and while entitled to the support of ' ''J' '' -''ellisli A Co. Price 50 cents this or any other Union paper, at j T,, Sil" '""''"o I-'nlry A Pretty the same timu was entitled to pay for 1 ,'',1,u ',"'ry s,ory ' ycrM by Chas. P. it. Ho lays no claim to micIi mpport ' 'i-i JHt latnetl by D. Appleton now, and willi tho light beforoiii., it ih Co. l'orsaluby all booksellers Send not likely to bo offered to him at any 50 ccnt a1"1 ,l!,u'" l0W ll'u Golden price. At nil events, wo mnke nn em-' 0llt0 wnamulubyn big earthquake phatlo denial ol tho silly charge ol the i RuALl los.i.'rom extended and Unionist, and pronounce it falso in ev- CU),0 observations, the following gen cry parlicular oven though Nesniith 1 vral deduction seems to bo wnrrauled : from the Central Paeillc in California to Poittaml in Oregon, vest exclusive ly in the companies to whom the grant is proposed to be made beloru the building ol the load? I thick not. Tor whose benefit then was the grain made? Was it for the benelil of the companies or the communities along tho whole lit e ol the route. MnuilcM- ly not for the uholc benelil ol the lor mer. Then by what tight do they, a lew iudiv idimls, piopov to bai ter u ay thu lights ol nil tl.e bahineo ol the cit izen, of tho two States of Calilorniu and Oregon? Nil certainly by light of exclusive owueii-hip, or ol being il the majority in a opariuurship. The fact is they ur. me;ely itriulciiiii)iini into wImiko hands Cungrcs has laced these grant, lor tht benelit of all pie ties coiiceined, nud they cannot, il they would, baiter them iuv. Hut will Con-leMentei tain such a proposition ? Not unlefn the land havo been f'oi felted ny a uon rompli aueo with tho pro bums ol the act granting them. In tint cue it could simply withold the grant, an.rcoutr.iei with any companies without releieuee to il, for Iho building of any other road. Hut the act ol the companies do not for a moment admit of such a coii'tiuetion. On thu voutr.iiy, lliry claim not only tlieir own share in the concern, but are trying to barter the whole thing away lor something they can own and govern exclus-iwly. Hut the will find that thu parliu having juiNdictiun in tho eav, which i no other than the Coiigtcs!. ol the dried Slate, will in-err iiiiniil ,inli hwiudle. Il cannot bo possible thai !"t,lVl!"; n,l', ,''" l',,,-.'ll'l'"N " this crumb id comfoit once vouehaled I ,'"' """"'"lit. IiWi-ad ol tint it ha. tho two hundred niilei of uninhabited country from Goose Lake to Kiigcnu City, ami nave a vast amount of land in ilm fJiivi'ihineiit. Without iufriuir-1 i-'imi:m Sn.Mi.NKt.i Now lint win ing upon the light of California to iho1 ter, though in ratlu-r it mild I01111, has old route through that State, let the at lust come upon this lan'l, and all the California company prosecute its work country is eov.ercd with snow, thu in to tho northern boundary ol tho Stnte, h.ihitnni di i veil into iIhmI' w Inter quar. following if it choose, tho lilliot stir- tei, all the loads leading out across vcy to the Klauiath Hiver, ami collect ' the muimtaliig blocked np, except the with the Oregon route just over the trail down Klamath Kiver to Cotton luimmit ol the Siskiyou mountain, in Xvood ; our feelings are something liko thu Dead Indian country. This would imagine they are ol an exile or some not increase the distance ol tho Klliol .inur e:-tawiiy ami not iiiifrcijiieutly survey to exceed live miles, ami would , do we hear those wso mo ol n Ionian enable Iwlt road. fo co. fic nioun-1 tit- or poetic nutuic, give vent to their lain on one trunk, an object very much j pent-up feelings in something like this to Int desired, I should think by iail-1 Oh, Suliludc, wheie art thy cIiuiiim, toad buildeis. ) 4v;-c, .Still, oven here now and then In the 1. Mine and on behalf of all the1 comcthing tin 11 up to bleak the mo citizens of Southern Oregon ami Ninth- notony ol Mich a lift, nnd give tho buys ern California, I protest againt t lie di- something to talk about, as will hcM-m viiou ol thu Calilorniu and Oregon iiom tho lollowing little piece of In-li- grant to any other route, upon any oth-, an lutory : Kelloir, an old chief ol 110 er bais than the above, for I am mho miih liillueiue among hipeoplf, like il the follower ol do Smith, enjoyed the i iiniigiiiiiiy plenure of thieo wives, two j ol them ii' w old and deeiepil, found a ' plaeu In thu eliiilV heait inaiiy" --ais I ago; but il would seem the "man ol ' win" had a tuiiflum tiio big tube all !!l ..it-ir.fi 1.1 itin uii'itj liii ultiti iiiifi ihI.1 j...... ... ... ......-, ...... ...... DIED. thev would all do the same thing tliej had the opportunity. Jl'AIIUC. Ashland, Ogn., Jan. 1 1, 1900, From Fort Khtnath. "Pilot Hock" furnishes tho lollinvin!. No snow 10 amount to anything. 1 thiough the Modoc roiintiv, a few hat Mock 1 in tin, iriiiltv ol Koit ' x.mm.srtrhe el.ai.eed to meet "Mod...- Ivlaniatl. ami the Agency doing well. Mniv," .1 bonmlng bo!Uv-uh...e ur, A lew days since Kellou'g, a Kliimnlli 11MI,;,V . ,.llwj nn'm u ,, iri,., i'i.l.i -...... . . ' V..IKI, 111 a Mine 01 temporary nmiiiny nI ,(, .,,ildv emolion .il lvef helm (o supposed) shot one of hi uivi m.dialelv m.ole her hi w ife, an.l tnk with a p;tol, killing her intantly. lie j,lfc, ,- ir,,,,, ,, n, 0 lK.r imtiviiy, then, wUh his rille shot hi own bniin ' hi-milii her into the IIme ol Kelb'g out. No fiirlhei-pailicul.ir. i nnd it dot n nipear that when tl.e Stiingciit regulations have been or-' yotiiiu' uid bnd arrived, -ho watrecllv dtiined to pieveut the intio-netioii ,'Hl iih uim-li iramth nnd WAV b smallpox into the ivservatioii, and at. th0i ,1 ,a8 nl M.. ' Tl.i the Pint alo. Tlieiiitroduetioiiof the wwritq.th it -...in!., iu.tt.id id iilmting, small pi.x into the Klamath tonutiy t h ,,, vX .v iiieuase, until the i-II would be a gieat calamity. The con- ,, nfBi, Orgai.izatiou seems to liiiun and habit ..I the Imliiiu and j ,wu. ,,, l.llll,v ,. avu,v iail.U., tne maimer 111 wliteli holh while and ji. nd hi .lomesti., .iKum i-..i m l.n.l Indians ate crowded together would ; ly P1x ,, ,int , determfiw.1 lo put IM7T.S-OH the IClli tf nnnl.i.iX, n I'm. -K.il ul-oul 3. ' ' Kt". OII.MOIII:. OMliclTlb. of ..nMIt,,. vr Uiiinurc, iik(I a'-oiit 311. u ATI.INSON.-Oj. 11,0 Uihcf ,mtl.r. ... Atkinson m-J nboiti ;.'.. ' "' '' hb'NOK-Oii tlicJZd, i,r nnstli,jt, (JM t t'.n.ek, sc.l nlonl as ' ' ,,M r NiiV TO-DAY. Jackionville L'rius Band. l. .11I..SI01IR.M. WllStllMS Itl.tS pUAMll llltlht I'fftfl-,.., Ill Ills llMlll'tllll-l.PIl.. I., 1. 1,, ,w " nil lliv tiiuriillic or Jail. ;i, mj (Jh( ; Kiinck, vm nl mir liiirl si . ..iniiiifiioi tiA i,v piclnl lnunlHM, llii'i chiie I,. , Htivli'-li TI1.1l In 1 In- ilfiw-i. tf 0Uf M(. coniprtiiloii mill Irnii'l. I liii r-uiiinuDilT liiUi it ii--liil mill niihilii citlj!ii, ami "uri.rnMi Hull, uiiv tti Us triot nlmif nvl m.n,n,i Jv j 1,'f.lrttl : 1 lint e mi t-rr tl.f,-i IH? tt,a W) ol Insllilliy tiltlirr mill nl ,i ,,f sjw,l ami social will III. Uit ilnlr iik.iii nit. th, fr. ol 101 iicriiMMi' nml iwr It iiliful o-Hiinu'-r li to Mm will ol tin- Aim. viiii h-j J,ik nil ilifnts justly. u l.'ttjIiHi llul nk.1 innk of i(..f nj h. ron t"t mil ilrilnl riwi.il, wir uiutl UtfU iiu-i-t.iij Lo illiiicii In 1111,1111,111, :hhJ 1U1 ,, l- hoi n liv lk istiiilr 1 ui Hurl; iljji l!tIl : Ti l!i lmlrr' U rlifft,J , liavi- On ttuliiiimis iiIiiIim ii, it-(imA, tiMlMi., nml ilialniti), I,- i. rwjidi't tjlli iti ..Mutf nljini- i-i iu il ....-.,: t:i.Ns.lAMINi I.I..V Urf JOHN lh K. ' AlivM ,s, laiir J.IK3l)llK. Ii:i.l l.iv. Jtill.V ZIMIlt -sKV. (.1.1'liUl.llliolVX l.iv llHt.N. KlJlll I'hiimt 1 J.tikum Uu . Ugu , Jan III, ij, j Ii III MA". l- III" 1-.1l. ui f 11,- li, t,g. 1 'I .l. r.i 1 1, nl-. : I'm 1. nl iv h,iiv ij-nrj. I. nn. i. vuiis.il 1 1 wr,i. 1.1 i,ii uim I. int ii ihf ji" n inm .f Ii 11, ij i, ii. I II...-.' i.iili.n ir l...ri. 1 i, ik nn 11 Hliin III.- rim.l Hit i- .in.H.i iu ijii. Ibil .hi il nut r..iu i.ng i., . lim.l iLi,k Ii- ii.ntiii) lir no u-.tl Li 0i-. 1.' t,.p,. uln. Mill l-.!. 1 li. i'i. . iii.m2j M Vlulillf- i'ii-si U-iiii tl. . J.I.U.M.rr. r. .iutt.i;v. llh.VJ. IIAVU, It. (.'.Will IK. i;. mVKKmin', II. II VM:i X. J. t II.MJI I.. 1 . A lUrtM.- II. 1.. litii i.ijt.' o:;, I T 1,1,1 iS. I. Ml. MJII.sUt JiiII.Mi' I.I.K'O I t U..VNUa, J' IIS Jfl.KIN-uS, J '-v IIM.i.1 vi.'i 11 ...i..:i. II VV.li.ti add giiatlv to the spicad and falalitv of the malady, and it would hvvw-p n niciht all before it. nn end in. all' hi earthly timl ami trouble. This ho did by Ibst rliiHit himself said so. 1. Infantile, vaccination i nn almoxt icrfcct safeguard, until the fourteenth In its Inn inane, thu Polk county 11a per speaks of tho late President Liu- ''t'ar, coin as "tho great joker wlios 0 services ' '' M l,,, ",BnnIng of fourteen, tiio wcro suinniaiily disposed o by thoam- I BVhlt'm r""y ' ! capability of bilious llooth on n certain good Kiiday ' rCh'li"" "i. ' n',0l' tweuly-um.., night" That choico tit-bit was either ' wllt'" n,n,,y Vnom "moiiw almost as stolen from Biiek Pomcroy or comes ol , lii,bl to Bmu11 l)0X M if l,,cy ,,1U " the Siynal man having got religion bl'" vaicihatod. lately which ? ! ' liability remains in full forco Tho coolest .thing wo havo seen late ly is a lectin 0 to Grant in the Albany Democrat', chalking out his policy. Would it not bo better Mr. Abbot to wait and see if the "Oregon Hump" will allow the President elect to take hU seat. Tho Lufayetlo Courier has u chapter until about forty-two, when tho sus ceptibility begins todcclinoaudcoiitin. tici for soven years to grow less and loss, becoming extinct at about fifty, tho period ol lifu when tho general re volution of the body begins to take place, during which the nystom yields to decay, or takes a new lease of life, for two or threo terms, of seven yoars on hieioglynhics. Considering tho each, character ol the Courier itself, tho I Tho groat practical use to bo made subject is a good one, and Jasper must of theio statements it 1 Let every be familiar Willi it. youth be rcvaccinated on entering Legal tenders in San Pra"uciseo 7aJ fw"c' ' -hI attempt, bo i 11', -gold mil in Novy York yrster- "wl to bo certain of lafoty. day, far Health Journal, by a magnanimous ami great nation lo nu isolated people who lutvu toileli for twenty years lor their ooiintry'rt as well as lor tlieir own weal iu thu only part i'i its domain west of the Neva das and Cascades dint out Irom watci comiiiuuication, subduing its forests, fencing ils pr.iiiies mid miking nmd overhigh moiiiilaiii, over which to drag the nccataric life, for 11 di lance ol Irom one hundred ami lilty to two hundred and lilty miles, all the timo with a ciaven savage foe at tlieli backs, il cannot, I nay, be possible that tho little assistance once guaranteed them in thu way of constructing a de cent thoroughfare, is now been tuken Irom them. Or having seen tho superhuman ef forts put forth iu our infancy iu theiin. proveineiit of our country in build, iug our inland towns, iu making our magnificent farms with their beautiful country residences, and in building nl splendid roads over grand old moun tains, ami swarms of meiciless savages, not only our own, but thu nation's to subdue; having kcii us attempt all this nud conquer, does tho country con- uludo that we aru ablo to get along without its assistance ? Mr. Editor, the idea is preposterous! Congress will do no such thing. Hut that tht newly proposod road would be a very desirable, coiibumu tion no sano matt would for a moment doubt. But how nro we to get it ? Easy enough il Congress wants it, and thu parlies interested aro willing to havo it. Let tho now route be established from tho IhimMdt to Uooso Lake, and from thenco on tho most practica ble route to llogno Ilivcr Valley, inter seeling and adopting the old route from tho latter placo to Portland. TbU would accommodate Southern as well ui Northern Oregon, would aroid iutr Modi' Moiy thiniit'fi iln hi-ud Tile Indip 11 aiogeiii-rully well ivic' w'ith n istol, holding his gun iu hi tented. The piincipul ciiue ul ihi' h-lt hnnd nUhe miiiio timo; thin pine being (hat miijlo pimiion have bieu ' ing ihu inuilo ol his vnger tinder bis made for their winter -uUistaiiee. ' ., 11, pulU-d the liiggi-r with his ioe They areipiitooidc, ly ami l..vv nbid-j thu .(. mil his t,t u dtnl wilt ing. Some iiii-diMcanois havo been ' eiing hi cm-It . i!.n- blond, coniiuitted, but llivfl'fiiilwt lmtf U-vis : ...vv Mr. ICIiN.r, when I roiutdet Mimniiiiily puiiiolitNl. This has a v.ry , the it-poiiihilliivH that Mtrrotind von, H.l.ii,,ry..fl,.ul..,.,.ll. I.U.,,1. .l, l'.ja....H.Ins'to,ofoo id tho ...ga,.; ol nikiII left a lew days ago on si mouth , liht in our government, iml l.iuming JiMve. I loguw directly toSiuitli Aiiioi ' the umoiini ul l.tlmr you havo to t T icn, theueiMn the Atlantio State, nud form, tit.l how impnltniii it i, to tin I'.uropc. ' whole lu-onln in lmi t..m- .i;...;i...i I 1 -- ...... rai IIIIIIU M Mr. (Ireely cah-ulurrihat ,1,. Kri.-' V?", ,lc,,,y H;wi,.i" " l.'ail.onl ha t.-allv co,t about ot,ooo ' w ",U',VM' a',t'". " of nut,,.,,. ...10 1.1..I m,j it ought to pay ni.it: '' ''"l-r.a.i.v, I havo .0 a-k an ap.,,.- ' w rvf..i-i.iiiiii..tj.il.i..t..!:t. ...i...i. . j ... ....... .. , ,,,, ,11111- iini- 1111- nnot i- but fially the best thitt hn hapj.iti-l-i siltil" 1 wrolo von. Tho ground ha been covouit with snow at this place since thu Una ol the ptiil no ilividcml for year, and tin haie. nro now selling for .10 or 10; tin riviinim nl nl.!,,l. X. ll. !ll -.. . Places.' The road ha 1 , .iJ!Z '""'"'. '"'t only l.om four to fx i,,cht i.r.i .1 .... 1 . .. . . ... ''''I', il inowi-I,.nram ihi-siiii.l,ii,.. the d.iv. The in I I... I..: I.. .-n . 1 1 .siii-iiii-iii-iii ui. mil i.wt com - ' I II L l-lllllll 1. 111! Il kllll'l. 1 1 1 1 I i"t iu truriii rvoii tin iiitltuiiT il tmu '(MllliniMlM, l-joil) Mil lltl4hniMiiiriHl fill t lita ti.t ti. I ... I . ..!.... I t ..v. , ,',;::... T,.,,,",'. su '.'.' .' '"".'fii oy.ni.igi , .,!,, '"'J'.' iiinugh to freeze the lake. I In- MiiiKe Indians w ho 1 nmo in and n it; profane villains m , ,-ui,,, "'""''''" '"; "J.'"'"";1; ;".l' '! iu lift, blood; judicial villi,... I- 'W"! -nNi..l Willi tlu-ir i.r..M..i broken its bo.'.e and ck c, he , ''l''' 'l -H'eH, ... ..ere is row; in sl,o,.,,hedevo.,H ol wid ' ' r L v n . "l ' 'V'' l'M.t ". ?"'', ""' huies havo had their will ol il. with , "'M'ftly Hi-att-.l ami guarded bv il.,.yi. il...r.....liil...i 1 . ' having Ha.... 111 elmi-'f. 110 daii-'i-rm.-n- .... .v-,,.! ,,,.., ., V ;,,., r, ,. ,, ,, ,,,. ,(, lvouabj be expected Irom them in Poimi:.. SAiu-ASM.-Spenkliiti ol ilj !TV "'';' i.,,li ,,,li vfy ' ."'.'. 1..II1...P ,.i it 11 ... ' ,Sll,r id tioo-i' Lake 1t1.1v In- hitt d dito sol Honolulu, a wtUvr i H,0 wj,, ,.,,, Nl,-,ly lK,U Vp.i,... All overland Miaithh sajs that the pm kind-id Mmk 1110 wiuli-iiug finely in ol 0110 is gi-neially diiped iu liquid ,M" ''"' '''" eouuiry, nud wo' an- lightning, ami that f-alno, polbhod and' lilli" l,t-'i"li'l ll beil here oil' tin- -.-he dlLIIir fr: x U)r r.M,n,:,,, ! ,,,K la,,,si " wn u - Hie di veiling ..hot that edit that M.uvitle, i 111 tho Skv.inu. of .1,,... lisgracelul and dastardly hcct, the. -'I, "ml it i, hard to lull nlu-n we may A tlverthcr, etc., etc." IIU maken tl.o ,l,"K i;,r V.u.Vtix. EocutoiH IVotico, ' PIIK U iittl-lsni.l lmvln;l-rn l..nUtfj .1 tin- (.'oiiuiy iVturi i. J n s .. ( miII"Hi il (lfi-llll. lA'CHllll ll tlir .-III ,unl mi IikiiI ill 71m inns I luitiin m.-.bi 11. 1 oi.-r ImiukiI. All H...ni luu ,x i',im ,i. Hit- iUt h.h nitlrrl In l -lit luintil Ii 1 rr vmiilirrn vnibui i in . U i' '. i iliil. In im ul tin i.'ui. i ..1 I f.J. m in Ml diMlit'i " Jti fni.l (--miiI) , I iff. nlis Imlilil'il tu m i cut. ni. i-quuft 11 IttAsC llNlllllllUU tWllIKIil J.IVJI ST TtFr. WILLI IVIKAIIUR l.t 1 .1 Jtimsi; Ifitti, !!: SSS-SSSJBI ! I W.W.,MtWISSl sFi-imi. NtintKs ATTENTION FARM10R3 Gang Plows. In.i vi: iiitv f.i -ii ni iim if jt. M',iw,iiiiiniii. 1 ., I. r t: c Kmi i"l I'll'i (JAM. PI.OM, "l m - (.-, t i ... till i.l. 1 . 1 yi -4 ,' On I 't. ml! 'In '. 11 . a 14 ii 1 1,.. ..v.' u.'l 4v in in- 'ii .: .. i. 1 ini'i ,.) MtuiT'iJ iu tm- I unit is I U'li 11. In '' I'l-'i 4H4Uiri ill ilrl i--.'. mil nil I'.-Ii ( Ii1... k-",.lllill.' il.n.C ul I'M Ml- 1 1 I ill '111 fur. i-:.. .it-lOwJ I'. HOM.ti.VN ' 1 Mil: llllillUST UA.xlI I'llKW PAIL K'R I llliii-iirll klinli iltllmisUt the Kii.tt nl tlui luiikr-iuiinl, In Jarkiuimllr. JIlllSnilTII, l-Vl llllsT Stli lfi. V oner respnmi will. M.iel. pitlb-ss ilviim,. eiations as "On.,, nbsceiio and lilthv co 1......... 1 ","l"'"v, mo (uizcttr, etc., uiiimv catcnes it uumlier of tho lalsifier. We have a in ote." a lato AdcertiHT, whiuh l",iM,eshimAblaekgnaid and a S.vi.vi.i.Pox K'Ksoi.ntii.Nw. Nearly ail our Oregon e.chaugc contain tvwilt,. lions ng.tiiut that teiiiblo M-oiirgc. Il every eoinmuniiy shows as iiiueh "ie holuiion" on its actual appuaiauco as lh.f one has, they will bow ie, I . go in prav ing ami tosolv ing, but cleanse and v iu u 11:1111. remaikublo stotv tinm . Santa PV. O,, the i-.'d ol Oetnln-r onoi Tl' f,''1""' pulili.lica "an npeal I- .1. P, prt opede.l to tho neighbor-, )"lllul'l',M'lui"l,elitioning (ioy. Woods ing h'ills to commit sitiuide. 'While ri luuo,lvl,'' bo Lcgbl ititie as miiui 11 h posbiiiie. t-or "people," read "pap suckeis" and tho L'uiunUt'a item will bo-collect, ionic nu met another paity, I). J. S carrying a ,, in ld hand, and 'lik,',! wine tired ol life. They in,,,,,-,,., , , -rposi-Htoeaehotherfan. ag,i.,, ,0 U, uZ. ,' "' .u-IM-ollvo h ii .1 " " ", Heart "ie, IJoth wcro instaully killed Vkiiv Pitoi'icit. Tl Flour is ijoiui! sltiniied in verv lan. plHtoIs aganiMi ouch other. li...i.rH ,! ! Twntitiea from the Willamette Valley. 1 '...,.' " - ... ... . .... ..ii-.id-,, .vw 11-0111 I'orilantl took aliinii i.iv lin..,l, ...1 ....... 1 1 n ini.i.i.: ." ,"v,, "" o,, ,,;,y ' Hau'kl...Hin.. 1 .nun. veeU. , " ",u ",,vo organir.e.1 a toriuid- - ft'.lo sanitary cominitico thirteen m ' -'iiamii:i. IIamw.TIio ioe..urg7wj. umniicr and jiroposo to deal miiniiiv "'.'" I.m. been purchasul by O, Web ny with any person from JncUmvillo , hKl' 'Hie valedictory ol IL U. (julo who attempt! to stop there. TI.Ii U "I'l'Mr. in tiio is.uo of the lOih, eminently pioper, d nv eiiien of v . , . Jacksonville caitelil In ...,'. ' . . " oUI "' ' "tcoinod citizen of Yum- . -..,,, ''iMiiiin v 1 , 1 1 1 . Mill I doscrres to be well booUl ouuix named Hall was. s,0t dead M.TI(M:lituliy rIvi-i. to in-rnini MjtfJ IN to us in culm- lurwanl I7 Hi I'I ' J,!l"' My, IKiiU, uml Kllli- tlii-lr acciunl. We ! imv-t-......- . . s.icn.vjinos- "" " SETTIB. VM-ur i-nr hus ciiiiiitinl. siul llw i ileliliil lo tl.e III ililHjIlml fc ltl.il in i-nuie lorwunl lit eiiiv "" Hlllr. f"l"f "J note or e.oli. Tlii-v tmi linn n " W.M. IIIWEB M'tllnw Sprlnps. Jun. Ul, lbC9. To tho Reading Public. in-:imvHllllis up n mmlotUM nfJJ VV lt.ii.lii nml Cueiilliiii Lll.r7, lll KhiM-iio..vvl.iivviiri I11 rrj-l '' lor i 1rllcul.11 vmiiiir- t H- l"y ','auB ili-i-.Mf fcfri'H.VA alfcAKj-s. JNOTXCfl. r IIRUinV W mince Put m.r ""'"M.'fj I ii.riii.liU Imv.- kvil liljCl'll ill ll' M"' " UumvII A Wultuu lur i-oiliclln. ......jjjy, Teams Wanted for 0F Waraer. ON. nml nftor llm M ! or OclIr. '. Iliitiinilvi-lliiiiil hv il.'l'rmliifd to w -m i-,u. pxcIuiUi-Iv-i Kii'i up"1' M"''' $; Hurl. T e HiiMiliillolhe '" fK llv,ly ,m ..... a. .11 CC,,U BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS' NO TIC'K.-IUtI.w ;pjr VJ0U lory. vu mo m.w .ri'rti lo B w our all.-i.llui. iu ou- Lcul.vr d Hml "J l'K,.' On Ii.iii.I, illn-cl Irom I-rnee, C" lluinollo Li-allier, lwlU'g.W" Jo.ivO.llwv. IL.F.THS. lfgjSiW Nov York. l'rl. I 8a '"",,, Add.i.M.IIKIfI)UAV.5suFncl-v 4 1 it nnlterjr Street liaUct M.ti. nui: iin.i.riiKiif'1 ""di"? ,,lll?!',!wi 4 I .,.. 10 cIMa". o'U end I. aoW J .. ennui- iltn- II"' .", I" wiw o '1,1 Hl.lllllis.laho ihl rll,?J.l.rurfW4 .c.lwUly and hleJTJs1cerf U, v'lll be put la ;fbgW olU'CllOII. vu" . R1l 110AIIINQ KIOlcybB.-TH' jjjS v, p.o,rnam. ns hoi a'k.w dayssiiue. iv UVIlf -. ... . PhA, t IS iS -r"Ji-J-.-' '7 -.-'t itrl?, ty V"-"S.s,. t, bv I