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Si-rtrr.nAT Morniho, Jut Hi, 1800.
' "" "Tho Groat EI5Wt!,r
Will' tleorgo Francis' Train 'has
coins :md gone. He passed us free lo
hi show We VIII rccrprocato nd not
charge hi in a cent for this notice, and
v ill criticise him fairly. Train, in "on'r
ptrtinti. is tint a natural orator, bot'a'n
artlfleiafoiic. He is a mlictiireol ae'nso
and noneuc, of nutted of fact and cp
thnslssrn. His "IcotiirV" is a conglom
eration of stale jokes and dry 1atittt1et
of other men's idea on religion, poll
tic, hygiene, tmd other subjects, pre
xn!cd in such n way thnt they aro In
teresting ami somewhat attractive.,
a
The only thing original in Iho lecture
ic Train's style, nnd really, wo never
nu n pcroui who could givc.-situfi in
finite .el" to nthur men's witticisms
as Mr Train rati. HJJ ,no fool not
much! Iff paroles hl great moral
.ir.iji hi-lori th. audience; tolls Hum
tit M hi' In Mi only living inin hravo
mmu'Ii t. "ali thV world hy the
ihw.it ' while ill the time fir Ins got
t 'h '. 1.j li:ttiN in the world' pockets.
'.Vilji , . hi' worth .,0(IO,OIM)
' vvy p-irdonahlc hit nf rgilism and
d.m'f I'tjri'i J; f.r money. If that be
're .-...-In-iuiht afford to give (rcc
le-tti-c.. He ny ho I not an Amen
Ivi'i. ami yet strangely enough, ho in
going to hu President in 1X7'... Mr.
Train' iduisynrraeics arc all very harm
less etvrpt hs Keuinnism. . lii, apv
pr.nl s to the passion anil preljudico ol
our adopted Irish population srtj, un
wise, and it would be more sensible
if ho. would bIioa- them how to .behave
nnl Americanlic themselves, instead
of eveiting their hostility against a
csuntry with which we arc at peace.
He .pitches into everybody who haa a
hobby, and lilcu a circus performer,
rides half a dmen himself at the same'
time, A a cbwn,- Train would have
been a prince In hi prolrsslon; an a
lecturer, ho i only a clown. George
Francl however, always pleiscs the
audience; they pny their money, laugh
at, they kh w 'not what, como nway
Hatisfe.'d tliat they have been badly
hold, but wquld buy aomc mow on, the
next night at the came price- We be
11l" Train i Miiccro in all his profess
!Mi, but bin "lucerily is acipiircd, just
:. a wan who has told a lie so often
thai be actually believes it to be the
truth, acfitilrt (ult)i , In hlmsell that
nobody o'.ne ha.
A (Jdiin Ciiisavav. . Tniin IIukV
, C'ji iiimii merehant of this city'
fty that ho nndo Iho last payment of
r.'.i,417.nt, oniii, for duties on China
goods iiiiorted by hie fiouso last sum
mer in Friiuli slip Jeannle Alice from
Hong Kong. This same merchant
doch not iiieludus duties paid by other
t'hiiri inerebnnts nn gwods brought
ovi'r in same 4ii at the same! time.
Hiilly lor Tong Dusk; Chung; he's a
good Chinaman. Oftjon Herald. .
W.Jiy in thuuiKr doe the Jftralil
nol lUmaud that this "Tong Duck
l-'liuiigr'' to hooUxl out of rortlaud.
He it standing In iho way of somu Cau
cudiun utvrcliaul, you ce,-Maktaf the
bicad'uiitot ihd umuth of some whiu
upitulU. llvcunso "Tong Duck
Uiuny"'U a wealthy Chinuiiuu, 4n4
the JltrnU Uiwh to "Mammon," cvtu
if lin Is disguised with the skin ol a "rat
eatfng 'iiifldel." Whort- oh wherg. nro
the 1'rioinls vi the down ,troddeuCau
eujiiill 't
CttUa Uk4r lrtlt fkttl.
.A Democratic paptrjat Albany in
this State is juhttant over the prooscd
introduction of.C1inVso Coolies in the
Siulhem Slatqs. 'The mow-mn.it" is
announced as one of th6 great events
ol the ago? Ho' il is. Just snch an
ovent as was needed to pulMhe scales
from ti.t i-yos ol worlilng men, and
show .I.uu.MiHt the Demoentlo, 'tirTr
am l he friends and advocates oi chu
labor. With all their professed, H&sti I
ity to "inferior" races, and -with their
hollow friendship for tho "nfcor white
they propose to flood the 8eulh7r.n.
States with the race of pcoplo hal
they object loin Oregon. If s claim
ed that they will not compete with
whit 'labor. Why? Becaue the
culture of rice and cotton will not bo
performed by whiles. Hut yel, we are
told in the same breath that those "r.it
eating barbarians" will drive the nig.
fvt to the, North to cheapen and com
pclo with white labor there. This Is
nice doctrine from the white nuuVsp.ni
tyl Not content with tho immense
negro population and 4he steady flow
ol Asiatin iinmigratipn,they wrfuld In-,
viie Chinese labor by tens of thousands.
tilllabor.Jsoohiunpenpd that one of
the great inducements for Kuropcan
immigration U taken away. And has
the great Dcmocrjitie party como to
this ? Haa tho organisation pretending
to bo the special reository of "white
men's" rights oome'dowa at last to a
eheap labor platform! Ojien yonr
eyes, yu bally deceived srerkiug
men; tee what the great. Democratic
party is doing for you, and try and
emancipate yourselves from your sla
vory to It, We do"nl object (o
labor ol any kind. Our party claims
that the country rrqulres'labor 'to do
veUpjlt, come lron where it may, and
we hold to the principle, that the cheap
er labor is, the cheaper food an'd clotV
ing must be. We only make tha fore
going remarks to show how fiotlow
and false the pretences ol Dcmoeraoy
are.
From Pilot Reck
I nMsHtmtf Ttatiay.
We have to ehroniele'iho most singular (
.. 1 .-. .... .. .. ..- ... .....n.i 1
anu csirucuve oiorni iiiav cTcr f.nvu 1 ( . - i.l
over this portion of prefon, whiohc, ,Wl, ;. 10 ora. o .
ylast. Tho day liail lor piesumiiig, m -
... i,ihu tut b .- iel in the mcntinki.. o.
ASttt.ANO ANI UAI.I.AH.
n..i 1'olk County Timet of the 17th
iter lights aaa Irrifttlsa .!
by no ill A watson, ait'ts AT I.W,
iietsoviu.a, asoo.
The Oregon Statue ol limiuioa
bars actions for the recovery of at
property in twenty years; hence, wWa
water is directed from its natural elsa.
nsl and used for twenty years it Mil
raise a legal presumption of a grnt
ogainit nil jieiaons, except the Unitd
States. 1'nder the head of diiputal
!,,.. .L !. s.i.1.... -.
irrMiniiiiJiii iihj 7iHiuv vApri'Psir il
er.'Atw.
On tai Wrfwrf,. .
n..,b.t,Mno.e.wHtoo'.W
"theibenli,fn,,MU,w '
K. it originathl j., ,llf V,M r1( flf
crthercsrfA.l,Ml,lllll.;r, ,
loon and .WlH;,,d),j,Ucl,l.tlJ.tlo
work of B Imiurr, u ocv,(rt4
ood alter the noutV
lK tmti.
women and children
vi.c .... iionm. wrn. ny.ng lerror , ,u,t J!irch ,im. WffC f.ft , .
stricken in every .l.rccUon. J..t he , .... iM ;,,., . ,. , h1.. ,
' r- ':'"t -
"InrOBMATION W'ANTKI.-Of Jhn
.Smith, Peter Jones, ltichard Itoo 'or
any other man.' II he van iound
by gratuitous advertising he will rn
something to his idvantage. State'pa
pern p'lcaso copy!'1 Wo also w i'itit a lit
tlo information. ,We waivt to know
who will pay th printer for his work.
John Smith is fmd) r.Vrts hlihsi-lf
and learns, perhaps, that hs has ftjleu
heir to a fortune, hut never think' of
paying lor the advertisement that was
wic miMns ni nnuin ntm. We want,
no Binre ol this kind ol patronage;
typo slicking, paper and ink eost mon.
ey, and II people want to use tho press
let thcBi pay fork . ,
' - - 1'
UO TO TIIK El-'DoKAIKJ. Ifyoit HBBt
liquid refreshment. That Inntitutlon
hw been reopened by Mr. Wra. C'irll
and is now flid-up in tuo.nii-csr kind
ol stylo. Ililly's patrons will fiud him
justashntidj with tht toddv stick at
ho was uiih thi ribbom, and can cet a
good iijuarc dwuk ami Idts'ol fun fbr ft
fore the rain as.d, a trembling of the
earth was fell and an immense body el
water t-aae . tMiurimr down Jackson
crrck "in a breast probably tell qr
twelve feet in bight. The breakwater,
constructed at nu cxjicimoof over $1,100
was inslantly swept away. Kowlders,
logs, stumps, tailings, sluices, aud.sev cr
al head of c'attlu were earned along with
the flood. Thu bridge across the creek
lasted but a mouwut, and in less .time
thanjt lakes te write it. ihe watlr liml
surroundiil four dwelling houses in
that part ol the town, ptscing their in
mates in a very ilauernus Hiiution,
rortuualely the stream had a chance t
ber of otir,rs hayo remorei( there. A
to the "oleyen ennnjpg limbs o'f 'the
law," hiy explanation 'cannot but bs
ratUfartory to an unpredjudicwd mind.
I'ri'Wtji) tcgeiog lo I)..JIns I was in
formed that Ijiere were eleven lawyers
there, and as JoiiY Mr) thinl man
to whom I waViritroduced w an al
torney, I had no rrason to dispute with
my informant. As to the "ardent in.
fluencc," I candidly admit that! nm of
.nn anient leinMr.imeut, but every man
in the St:il whh whom I am hvnillar
eau tpstify to my tuetotnlim. Ashlnml
sprval at this point, or miiiic liws has Mtty'famllies, one ibvuleian, one
niiuiii 11 -Mi lit. 1. 1 lull. .ifrnkUh' Iniliiiv in.tr.. !...-. Isi.Il.l.s.a, si 1.H.
I J' i " ' -. ".. sis iiiiiu!
through the flue orchafd and gar e " m : "" "'"" ' '
Mr. ifiill, and Ivuvia-gi it tfifomVsit'! h" ''M'f tl.w. ".-",l0 ',","'i
'wreck, it swept dawnhrouV the-W nu'al WW l stores, one si
wn nicn tnireii in a tvirrlul terreilt.
swept away a jargc a,mjbiiut of cord
kJ and lumber tor Howard Jc Smiih,
11I the bridge on CalilorniA street
ley, but did litllu damage iK'youd thu
town limits. .Meanwhile, al the other
nl ot town, thu water was iKmriui!
down Kicll tiuMi In a fvirrliil terreill.
II swept
WOOiI
rals
innn its outwent-, and' made' a clean
sweep through Hsekman's lot, and 011
through the firm ol Mr. Cardwcll,
which is damaged prbbuUly, rl,iK)i).
It is dillleult "to -estimate thu ilaiu
ago by thin ternblo storm. Many cs.
tlaiatu it at over lOoe, and it I. Vafs
to iilaco it at that amount. The orelt
anis and vineyards of Messrs. Ilritt,
Neuberand Dr. Davis aru seriouslyu
jurcd. Tho-grapo crop is coihpleietv
dektr.iytildiy the hail, tho leaves uit'l
fruit being riddlfd as compleitlv m If
they had lHen struck with buoljsh'i.l.
riyinaU 4c Manning are heavy lowers
juuge vvaaesuneriltoth utent of
some hundreds ol dollars. Mr Hull'h
place, that cost years'.ol patience und
labor, is nearly valueless. Dunlsi.'s
oreusru m nuiult n ureiL J. V. n
!. ' ..." .. . ... Tt
ojie
s-iddlc
1. t .It .' . a
I'crxon cuts n iiiieu on uie isnu 01 di
laighlxir atl(runs water 'through It,
;m.d uses the. water for Ui-nly ywirs
without nmiesiatioii, lie tbrtebv ac1
iuires a good and 'eiileict rigid to thu
furred on Tuesday last. 'Tho day
liAnn AsfttfiAa'tte..at1t9-s.miit attrt tit !l tl.
a-vii vtviisiisj jrr sss tassvsi f , f .
a-few light thunder clouds-wcrc Jn in 'Sik'U..piew,I . o 7iiw hy,)
sight but the baromeWimlicate,.. to eouipa.c Dallas with Ashland, Jack-.-j
-v..- 1- it,. ...il, AS....I son county .. H "ball be answered in a
biuuvii uuaiiuu ill ftiiv Ttmivn ... . -i.. .,,. .. . .
tiMI n. thron . bo-i.v blark elowd had . siiiiit of kii.tiiio!, although' thccirenm-
- ..' ... . . 1 '.lijl . 1.1 .I..1...1 Inxlilf tiirsliUfM I
gauiurea iiireriiy over nean ami some Maiici: "..; 'jvvy --
thunder w.ireanl to tho westward. "In In the first place he fommits a breach
. .- 1 1 t. -i ia..j. ..ti.Mn lit rifiti. t tit. nil if ..l.ii.iLi 'ili-i) iri itntiitisrrutAfjt.l .I ..! . .'
n aitnrr 1 tirtfi tutitftf taiiiii khbi nitiir ni nirrnri utinui'itu ! lli -wi ijitsir 1 ( ,,. . a w-ips i.i.
11 iiiivi viiiiv o 111.W r linn -. -,. - .....- - j i , 1 1 IfvllIrP m VlHmaBmT lilt It
im from thn o.i-twanl hccommnlcd I nfrmiisioti. the name of ' tieiseii !. ' imswioti of real property for twenty-Mi . '.71. - ltnLlMi,,.
......... . .. , . . 1 " t 'I i'i "e 1
Willi quite n heavy mm aua coBsmer 1 presumes to 00 "ino- . v i-v u,ip"i mm., n--ww.n.i pursiMse
nlVrc thunder. nn3 lightning. This I i..l besn guilty 01 . in ijnlici' , to ;i urilteli conyeanee." So If m
muriii cuiiiiui-i nooui an miuiut-i, mu uiun a course mi)in u.ie ort-n .iw""
wind increasing in vioienrc nnd doing il,c; but I diselaim having cotii.niiti'l
considerable damage w b 'im mid uvthiug of.lhe kind, licilly, tho.clv
fruit trees. At shout o ' I the ,. us of Dallas should be proud to have
wind died a way and -then 4.ij't'y' Wirfhietseld up in comparison with
rountvtotlu) westward, ' bW n; irom'in. m m llourishinir town 111 Ninthern
that ipiarter about twenty ie imuutei Ou ;. If the ijuetioii of natural nd;
and contiiiumg to inerensi in strength viuit . .- hould he argued, I am iiuto
till it was"aperfcettoru.MiV Till. sec .nu tlmi Dallas would sutler by com-
oqdstorm-Vrought rain in blinding Un" p.vi.ou i'ith the otfter plaec, but ;
ftihtsaiid'di'iituh.ninnth'siitrfiy.mVifce M..m y. ,P the ptiitit in queMiwn.
IIm.1 110 pirson could sland fur a mo Ashland is not as largo as Dallas, which
ment out aide ol Jiiiildiiic. Ktir a Cut I.s.bnilled.inihu. article re-fcrre.l
short time the scene was frightful; roofs ,. ,,, ,rt fl-cdlttir-waa in Ashland
ol sheds, limbs of trees and shingles lna. lhw ,,, ,)o(l,C) it. ., ,,
were flying like (JhaiT through I he air, population, andvis'h-adilv iucreasiug
Avolumnoof water at luasi two feet ,,,, muoh a,,fr( , my 0 ,ni1(
deip was rushing through tho pnnrl ,mn i)aHa,. He says "two' wars a-
pal streets, buildings were shaking, ... ..,, onKi ..,,,,.. . ,. .,,.
serenining and at1..1i.'A A.Aii,..P.sllii , .:,..
" - v".'s
IVM..- . .. . .
mu nrsi niscottred. f Ja-
J si . - " ""l"'
jmmrhrgk Ihe roof, m
'Vhke grntrsUUfs,,
tale, lh- flre1 was" tifl Jrfc.
ful headway. kstma the building
occuplwl by Mtt'omfcHS, Stew'i
hnd (iumsky'a saloonsr ind til tW,
Vurthtothe City Hotel and not is 1,
ridier.s Sie puwf brick, on the tmt
ilde of Main strret.nndthueMmUsfk
11 the east side, including HoMnV J
easvment. .... , 1 Mnfkimllli !,.?, W. A. Well's ar4 '
, From th- mire id. its use, how imil . . ... , ,. ' .V ' .
1 .1 .1 . 1 , "'"ioiis AKiuers ivcrTt,nb.s.I)sn.
ever, there must Iro eases 'were a slm ..i . jn ? ,, ylu,l.i'"
1 ..... . on s Mddlerhop, Hunt's srcessUs.
pie oeciipntii.il of tho wnUr ot a stream i r..i,,i.. n 1 M. T Vr.
.!......!.'. : - J..1......1.. .. ""' ('"'-,rds blai-ksniilh thou ..us)
gives the proprietor'a right to' the tin
diiluibed eujoyiiieut of il..w.iiliout nny
stieb evidence of grant ni an. essemeijtj
although by such viijoymetiL he depri
vc-i another proprietor above or below
linn ol (he right of a similar application
of the water within his own prruiies,
the mere priority of nn application to'
uo of the wnter determining the prior
ity ol light. Such would bo the cats
where a stream, Mowing through th
lauds of two or more persons, his a
sufficient fatl in its current to opfralu a
.mill by a dam erected upou the land
ol either ol these proprietors, but only
sufficient for a single. njlll privlteja tk
powrr. !n such a case, tha fintsSl1
these proprietors who shall apprnprpt
and occupy this fall for Ihe purra .
mill, neiptSres thereby the fXcU.Un
right to use thu ettent to whwh 1st
hall have actually occupied and
priattd the fall, though by an ifcstufd
lip may prevent the proprietor alstHSt
or below him from makinz a sisitts
occupation and appropriation on bit
Jaud. He would not, ho
. In
ever, livst
appropriation, itcipiire any right (
i. 1....1. .1... ...-. 1 1 'ril
inn UilUK nil.' nilllT Ol lllll SITVSin BM
the laud of the proprietor above Wk
or to divert -it Irom that ol the or
and harness shop, ono saih nnd door tor below llini, whhbiit first in
factory, vne grisunill. two. aw milN.j thU ns an easemoiiLbv irrant. or ann
thu uoiilen inllbi, ime.eaKJnet shop,.one joyineiit for ihe njipiisito period of time.
ungon tsrinp ili;jenilti,,yt Vino p!ioo J Tlio statutes ol -everal ol the Slatra
Welling. The City Hotd, Misob'k
btildiag, stage stable, (irav-s A ItoV (
insm'slarnilnrcshop, Kishrr's brick,'
(Otupicd by I.. (."Kline, !outlicr A
Au'n drug atnrr) 1). 0. V'l.rk A Cok.
si me, and the rtMences of J. P. Ilsta-
ill m. A. It. Mrl'onrklt, and Wta.
Mstag.m, Here sand try-alsaoat eepar- '
liuimiu cirrtisns. Had the tire crown.
Uw alrert, north or south, in all prohs
0H(akBo)e baslnrss, or thicWf
HliHiMM e4 the town, would; (aa .
IvMtWobctiU'VlKaslsri. hj
KewfdaYfiwWoiml dellf rtatr M7-"
trihutaaWtt entHeiy W Ae ,lsV'
Btmsy m Mr sjntaw. a u. u.
kBaBBaaLBttfd MftaB'aZaBBai aBHY Mfr
Wd in VeJ
sSfsile Uv lltA'vi
MH0aMt',Mafs,F FHsTTV a
U. t-a '-' wifcsk- V
'. "-'. - - ar L fl atfliMV I
autastee BBBrwiaft tajas1e,i sbbibi
iinaia H.ll'il bajr lU' laiaraiii
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cn
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-NC
sjpd ,n4SMiv I
f"?Ml
.Our DeinocratU IrUnds, for want of
a beitcr hobby, aro beginning to ngl
tain frco Iradu doolrini's;on the ground
that fiev tnido and cheap commodities
go.togoihor. Wlilln' doing this they
pretend tu oppine Uliiuese labor in
Orogon, forgetting that In'bjr is as
roueJi a iiurki-tiibln commodity as any
thing olio, Thero is 110 eoiinistency in
tlio p'nscnt poiitlon of tho Democratic)
pa.-iy on thic question any more than
thciu U in thttir dislike U Ihe inferior
ram's In Oregon nnd their now' fledged
love for Coolies in South Carolina.
Tlio Tope bin ordered one of his niin
tsti rs to address a circular to the mem
ber of the inedirui profession of Paris,
nloining them tp refuso attendance to
patients who ari dangerously ill and'
who have not confessed within three
days of their first visit. ThV question
is, tartx is Iho loser, tho pntlsnt or the
physician' iEbr.
Or who tho winner; tho Pope or tho
dc-ll?
OvrRi.vrtFarks.--U js considered
rrelty well settled now that tho through
w for emigrants will soon ho placed
fifty dftllurs from New York, and
about tbirty.cght dollars Irom Omaha
'-MIBIWH I'Milfl R.IImm.1. !,.,
aitrre.l m .. ,'T... 'I
-- r r-1 n 1 in inn aBii
" ' 'nvisinn,
iiileii inv votudvtuly stripped. Many
diloliM and fluiuvs nro telally destroy-
III .ii.I.r 1.. .... ii lii tt riiil mil nr liv naAM mIIIj Mtll
VI il ( f-- -,ll l-f .ifHM in 1- lIIP1III III HlSI Illlll
4m.; iCrbZSirni : K,Ji?V hri:!-? u:;,sl ,,u ' '" i;""; "' ar": .? tol,'l w,,w' "
,fr( JdroJ.ne hour cf lew perm.ii iwUij., , "'. ,, " "'.'"'.'W1"' " nK' ' n"""'- Ana it may Ih observed in
will bn . ' K "'iiosu rm wno aro ij.. h-, ... -w. ... unnnt., air. tmeii , '""vuimniiioii, nisi auer 1110 proprie-
tawiii " ' ivuoltli storm uppV ,1. ,l".r-"""eiini ills mm 1 nork low ' ol mill shall have onjoyed tho uso
win to have been coulhled within .1 ..il . A la'thu mil.'i ..1 ii. 1. ...1.1.1. ..1 nil !... . -.... . ..
mme.u -of less that two miles. Vt lybcV ;V I, J h, .. , .1 . 'C .1 i 11 "" caw-
o'cUX-- tbe north, n.l trth's form on t If. T lw rti " wml. '.tion. ,,f,,w ,n, '"y y. '"
-..J. .... Honth, thoro s no iii.li.-atii.il ..1 !...,. i".n"1 "'"'.' stock hivo passed over npanan pniprutoi ol Iind bbovo tnav
wind
cnou
"bit." Try him anr hour.
t l ' . . , y "'.'f . Jwt itfiHi I.V nil his fruit crop
Jacksonville has suflcred from (tr,- Wctieter a heavy Josur, Cardwull's
ions calamities wtlhin tho tiast vaii ion m aico in aw
orobablv the no it ltf .it..n .111 v.. mill ''' to''
Thi. !.. .i.n..i.i k at , ' Wl '" nni
..... r.- ..,...... mr, ngine,as d-:im vni th
! mwn isemrreiy wirnout proteetiotl.
Will any of our public speriled citixem.
make a movo towards gettjng one ?
Till hcwr-iK, It ibiltWremoml
tiiat.on tho 7th of AuausHhoro
an celipso ol tho sun. Tho oelipi
oe nmiosi total ami will oc
about thirty minutes uller 0110
i'. m., and ooiitiuuo a little
hours and a half.'
Havimo Ar Warnkr. Wo learn
that Win. K. Ish of .Portland startad
during tho -wcuk with twenty hands
lor Camp Warner. Ho has a contrnot.
to furnish tho Army Department with
.00 tons of bay at thai place.
LUh Applegate suggested that Train
was a deserter from n eomlo almanac.
f amend by suEiresiinc that tho Al.
raanac was, drun und conld'nt keep
. ...... . nui-H-n.
'Hie Littto.Gorpaml, published by
Alfred I. Sewulf A Co., Chicago is the
bravest little soldier o,f tho rtsi. Ut,
no family be without it. Oim d1r
year in currency.
A.tOIIKn"CABCTBAOOM.,,i,.iBrt
Carlton Walker, the Govereleot of
irj(niay is a New York "luraH bftg.
ger" oy office beggr I Why doot. ie
Domocratio btoso row tho stout howl f
Hemoiocs. TheQuarterlrMUr
theM. E. Church (South) wHIoomrnvnoe
litthU place , today. Scrvlcea will bo held
at 11 oclock by Ht-v. M,r. 8thlT
graph g.illirv, nndmarblo work-, '-be.
side other fealuics too numerous lit
mintioii," in thelangna-gcnl the Ttnm.
Wo haw, no saliMin, thaiHixl, neith
er have wen iir.'-sMrr.Vhleli in uu
doubt ildl a' bbV-Vig if its editor, in or
dor to.'flll ilYc.rlmjn,Plilhould have to
resort to such miteri.il as mm? t,litr
I . This is all I have to say Mr.
1 "i". -. . li,.T u,K.Ki
s.Vi,, -n,!, J.l,, S(i.
' ,1"rI..'frcr.lro"nTViii-2loij.
. ''' '",5! L"V . "sJf-'J.h. 1609.
-ltei a sjlc,..,. ol niJny month I
(ngaiu po,. 0 i'. (.i y.m a Uw items
from, ibis pm .
1 W.'!! ( i,r,.j, with a party ol thirtv
.men engaged in eonatruoiing the Orn.
WfFn S t .! ...
-... .v,itinr Jiuuury noail, re.tehed
have so lar changed the common law
as lo nulhorUc n riparian proprietor to
erect n mill and dnm 011 his own land,
and raise a head of water thereby for
the working of the same, though by so
doing he flows thu laud of a proprietor
aliow, and in others, provision is made
whereby the owner of Und upon one
sideot a streaur mav extend Ida 'dam
, upon tin; land upon the opposite side,
.for tin pur'Mise of .working mill, and
in such casos a mode ol assessing and
I recovery of dantnges by the party in
jured is prescribed in most of these
States, which sursedcs the semmon
law remedy for similar injuries. Hut
these ststutes do not nuthoriae flowing
back water upon an cuMlng mill, nor
may nny one justify a diver -ion ol wa
ter Iran air. cxi.tiiiL' mill, or iuinedc
navy Hllgertnon'ttlnil. Klamath Marsh,- thirty' miles nbnm ihe working of it bv flowing back wa
teil' ''Sv Ji ?-J "!??' r" ! ,W'dn3r" 'B' TI,W '"'", " tcr. " for tlic puVposu " wn$tt
tJ,.k is Son ft :mp!r, fmm p (t i , i.,u itt mim
mm
ANDTHR
Corvallis Fire.
lt,Wp'es, KUmntlt V 1; Ii md is .,ij '".w; aciuiivd a nglil so to do by grant
to bo a good rosd.
I, nnd there was not erough rain 1 "s rn'1'' ,n'1' "P,lmR R"d summeras 'S'" divert iho wuterofsuuh stream
gn 10 1 iv tin iiust, I'ho course 61 llu:' I m able to estimate, lift 000
er direc.ly over os, in-ciiitiirVK 'tlieir1 rjtr0,'t.ni' . "d to. bo tho finest
""' iivniijr an at UIIOV.
mill, on the right h
creek, only a s icht 1
Hurlings', two mili-s
for purimses of Irrigation, ii'l.v ... .In
illn'i.u!. i... .1. ""'.' 7 :
nnd ncarono bun-1 fi, " iT"ZtT.t?fI??r''Lm
f-iuiliea. I rhd 1 ,,1 "."".. "STLi""
If I. v; " " i""jj 10 mo
hit, is an mo. s""io ui uie uiiii-nwuer.
I rri ...'.. . .
moo. At theiiuart "'" nmso now open for settlement
IhoveHcll .Ji!' ""'U" J"-i ""Hn,, on this
no rain of uuy oouseuucwo! Tlio ii'ea'v-' !"a ,l,r,oy Ju,t ril'. 2o0 "cros U dceid!
est wind eems to haw been n fowl v l,';'nost crop I ever saw in Oreiron
Thusu remarks ns to strmt.ln.r n. .11.
verting thu water of a stream, auidy.
however, only to thoso eaaea wbere'tbo
water nns lormeii tor ii-n i....vt
and current along which it it Mowini.
tit Uie time. A man, for in.Unce, may
drain his swamp, asMinugh by to doiiis
... . j ...... v.. v.,v n.uvr W Hft
Conv.vi v, Oregoa, July as, l6. '
To Hkiiukri Hint,
Adjuster Pliirnli Ins. Co., srtf.rJ:
Dkai: SiHAIIowmelotouleigi'
the nteipt in U. 8. Oold Coin, 4 ib
amouiit id my low by Ihe Ire el tks
tilst instant.
The payment ol a claim a th son
ond day alter tht Ire, i proof thil llli',
eonldence f lae o-l by the people of Of
gon in the buslaess-like pii)iiitni:iul
good faith ol the HmwiIj. ImwJW
Company ol Hartford, and ill ap"
tativea, ia wall tuerittd 5 and 1 1"
opportunity of auuriBg you Jt
wilHowards the Coiupaay, a4 ''
in thmii the sarno aaiatkjW?
thai Ins no far, attended tkV htsiam
i hi this State. '" (
Tours, -trnly, .
WIUlAMKtlBDMlH,
ConuiHU Gtivltt, JHyilJ81- tf
IMPORTANT TO FARM'
CR1.
"IACtIHDOWW.,,
Having-juM roturnti ft.'j1 J
lantio States, I would. rwpw-W "
noiineo lo the fiiMrtkrt'l taffl
ohised the Kignt to the "2
K.gUSoed Sower." ThU wJ-
machine was Rtntt4 Oo . "Ji
ifinu i. w ilTndJ. F. Mitektl'i."
Mnoomb, Illinoit, mJ to J"!
more rapidity Kt AJZ
kind of grain front TTS,
corn Wheat, ry.ajd )g2fc,,
timothy and ofovormr,TMi JrTL ',
will Is on iMWtkm W !'
itaell. W.F.BWJV
old Utui.k. .Llifc,,,.- J " "''? "oro" '.
K.lloentHnothathws.odo1,, ifj 7irW''H.;,,,n,p . ? ,qtaetlw '
AojdJfosiii! Knoll lot ikuiidr-. . I- 'ft .in-thb bulMer. Mr. Me.
rcara.wMHBWotedI4itiaaJll)r;.f"Ui.- .
s.7. 1 hs-: lr.ri ss! j?r.r r- 4o
TT-'"- ffw aiwiu BUKII BfBBllIBl. 1 (101 ISA IASSW SB ku . M I
tlotML and oycry osm fw.l.ih.nvi..i .L'a I . .'. ""v """' nn "ro proat pest to a millaiMa... .,,ai. i". ""' "
1. ... t ":i:. ."""" I in tiottf Man and hi.-.. U! i-.i i.. " -i..- hsi way in
,. w--Tnmrn,v.HTo.inan-ivw . r , -r .r Juoy aueuw thu onewt ion n . m
1 A a - ' -
, i on lime yiere wio, twieo tive
amount ol wator in tho creek that
of I8fl., and although thero was 'some
very narrow escape. tri)n mjnn
"" " :' "ay tnai no per-
I son susUined any serious injure
.1 r.K..J
..a, .1 J. . . '.'- .'HP
iHg any del nile ehanneCtho owner
he
itto
ayia-
m uuy uenniie channel, the owi
m.y u' ,ueh vwriioir. allhouah
mi -.T P irtialng Tut
ditoli tlirotgh wl,k,h it finds It? w.y
More.or less disaffection cont lna-- thereon. Ilut If u rt- "" 'T J
among the Indians on account of tho ' i 8rT"1 uw'' 0, N"'1 ii Hd
unfiled state of tho Indian IWrt. unTnhoUn!iT. VX cham
mint. ' YiA.Vn, KnJ n"0,M0frl'H
.., Yia-Nox. ho apring ni.a,y, wol. V
ThoO.7or,,w7r7t. yerv L&lS"?1 lb
l- ,-ianeo in h& M?" XMj ol th.
THE NEW SAW
.
PATTEBMN "
ir. Bttlsr rput wJffi!i?!
s.rk.t wTth f asssrtiM- l
. AT TMWl IHrtl. ""
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