LAFAYETTE COURIER.
SATURDAY,
NOV. i 29,1872.
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R. T. WEATHERLY, PASTOR.
Appointments for Lafayette Circuit as fol­
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Happy Valley, Fira Sabbath.
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Armstrong’s, Second
West Cbebalrm, Third . 44
Lafayette, Fourth :
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<(. J ob W ork .—-We have recently received
direct from the East an additional supply
of new Job Material which enables us to
defy competition in tbe line of Cards,
Programmes, Blanks; Bill-heads, Letter­
heads, Hand-bills,
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Walling! at Amity, has applle trees,
chary trees, pear trees and plum trees,
with a large assortment of nut and orna-
mental shrubbery fur sale cheap J
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Joe.” Cases o;
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vue late
îavc term
venu
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was a case aajusiou
adjusted ai»
at tbe
of tbe Circuit Court in this county which
developed in its progress some ofj the
Wrestling ffo” characteristics, while there
is another pending much of the same nature.
It appears from the developements iu the
case decidedthat IL K. Payne diedin this
county iu ,18^2 possessed of a Donation land
claim of 640 acres ; that he was married in
Dtinois in 1831 ; that by said marriagp one
child—a daughter—Was born to him, and
that soon after a separation took plate be­
tween Payne and wife, the former emigra-
' ting to Missouri and in due tihie marrying a
secund wife whoi h».d several children, and
who afterwards deceased, when Payne,re­
moved to Oregon. Here he married a third
wife ahd took up a Donation Claim od which
he died. It appears that the third Wife and
the children of the second, claiming to in­
herit tire propertysold the hurt, daim to
Robert Henderson. Meanwhile the daughter
—issue of the first mirriage—turned Up,
having married a man named Çantréll, who
brought the suit in question, $hd recovered
judgment for 160 acres of the before men-
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tioned laud daim. ■t j . j ;
In the other case itlappears that Jesse Hen-
derson who came to Oregon atan early day,
left a wife and child in one of the Western
States. It appears that he married a second
wife and settled upon a Donation land Claim
ot 640^and several years afterwards
: died. The children of the second wife claim
the property, but the heir by the first wife,
a male, now turns up 1 to dispute titles with
his new found relations; in fact we beleive
he claims to be sole heir to the estate. We
believe some parties who had purchased
tracts of the land in dispute have already
compromised with this hew claimant and
thus secured the quieting of their titles.
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S truck D kaf axp D umbl —A Mr. Sher­
wood, of Tillamook, was recently stopping
at the house of Mr; G. W. Phillips, near
Amity, in this county, and complained of
being unwell. Pretty soon he was noticed
to drop a newspaper on bis lap, and then
- his spectacles. Upon being addressed he
made no answer when it was discovered
that be was deaf and dumb. A pencil
and paper were given him when he at­
* tempted towrite but
failed and fell to
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Cniwoz or D a Y^—It will|be seen that our
pubticatioQ day has been changed to Friday
By this change, under new maill arrange­
ments, the Comma will reach nearly every
office in the county on the day of publication.
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After a pause of several days, the,rain
again commences to descend—on the just
and unjust alike—we suppose.
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One of Mrs. Westerfield’^ little bpyt
tell and dislocated hto shoulder tbe other
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ifr. N. P. Robinson, of Dayton, lately
containing >280 00
ost apuros iuPorti
jn coin.
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The election returns in Missou-
ri from all but two small counties,
show that Greeley's majority over
Grant is 34,664. .Woodson, for
Governor, has a majority over
Henderson, his Republican oppo-
pent, of 31,083.
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In trying to fight down his
sorrows, n man should^ strike one
of his own sigh«.
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The Bohemia mines in Douglas county,
still promise well.
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profitably form societies to do tbe
same thing. Wery. graveyard,
church and schot^l lot should be­
come a grove. jSvery village and
country town should ¡have ite shad­
ed picnic ground its park and or­
namental trees. Every road anjd
city street and village highway
should have treei) on either side.
Every farm*hous| should have: its
door-yard crowded with trees.’ It
would add beauty wealth and eotp-
- fort to A the Sta
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A horrible act
San Rafel, n Nov.
Kelly,Indicted for perjury, in Lane coun­ was committed In ibis town ¡a few nights
ty, was acquitted at the term of the Circuit ago. A young mat
ill 22 jreat-8 of age,
Court for that county.
a th
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the residence
a painter by trade. I
Says the Guard t “ The Grand Jury re of a meat respectable citizen, during tbe
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and outraged and
turned bills of indictmeut against five sa­ fabsence of ; the par
t yet five years
loon keepers of this place for keeping crippled their dauj
out until next.
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their bouses open on Sunday. The Court of age. It was
held that it bad no jurisdiction, tbe exclu morning when the little girl’s mother no-'
sive control of tbe traffic in liquors being, tfeed ¿y Her actions tbs something was
■fl vsted by the city charter in the Common
wrong5 Tbe girl (
med her moth-,
Tbe affair has
er wbat bad beqn
Councib.
Jonncih
rent
fjxci
md it is hoped
ijin caused great
A post mortum examination of a co
He has been
tbe flend Will be
Lane county developed tbe fact that she
arrested and is I ug1 guarded in the
bad Imbeded in her heart about tbreo in- j
e^dtd guilty to* thq
town prison. He
cbes of steel boop.
' examined, ,and
charge when arr
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It turns out that it was not tbe wife but ’to held to answer
be Grand Jury.
tbe was-to-be who followed tbe couple Groups of uien are telkifig _ of .u«
t^q affair,
of lyficblng * the
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from Portland to Sacramento. It was tbe and threats are '
ive tbe trouble and time of trying
wife who accompanied tbe man.
oner to save
A little shaver in Oregon City procured him.
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a can of powder in bis father’s store, took
.hiaNo
Mara, who at-
Philadelphia
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ei-Alderman Me­
it home, and, unobserved by any one, tempted to q^*
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laid it on the stove. Tbe can exploded, ' Mulled was senten
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blowing the little fellow up fearfully* . ! nine months’ im
tent, and
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Whereas M. Fee
its circulated ,th(
report that I Seal i
;rin liquors, 1 take
have
done bisi-
this method of say
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ness in Lafayette m
years, and that 1
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have endeavored t
uprightly with the
public
y customers particu u-
larly.
can «
unt
nt for Faeker
Fseker’ s con-
con
duct in the premi
on i the hypothesis that
tf
he fetors fair and
COl mpetiti
tition and there-
cow
fore has resorted
falsehood to
¡virdly____
destroy his riyal
R. HARRIS
ette. Nov. 29,1872
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SHERIFF’S 8AL.ÉL
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A lfred W. U vowbll
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»Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE- t
J® closure in the above entitled cause,
and an execution duly issued thereon for .
the sum of (ti,157 RO) Twenty-one hundred
and fifty-seven and 80-100 dollars U. 0. Gold
Coin, and the sum of Eleven bundled snd
peventy dollars (81,170 00) Currency, and
costs and disbursements of suit, I have levied '
on and will proceed to sell, at public auction
to tbe highest bidder for v. 8. coin ahdcur­
rency in accordance with said decree of .
foreclosure, in front of the Court House door
in Lafsyqtte, Yambill county, Oregon, the
real estate hereinafter described? on
Monday, Ute 83d day of Doe,, 1ST%
between the hours of 9 o’clock a. m- and 4
o’clock p. m. of said day, all the right, title
and interest of tl»e said Samuel H. TindeII,
et al. m and to tbe following real property
as describedin said decree of foreclosure,
te wit; That piece or parcel of land situa­
ted in Yamhill county, State of Oregon, and
known and described on the official Plats in
the Surveyor General’s office of Oregon, as
Claim Number sixty (60) in T. 4 8. R. 9 W.. '
and Notification Number 1,020, except 260
acres off the west end of said Claim; to be
sold to satisfy said execution, costs and ac­
cruing costs.
Lafayette, Nov. 22, 1672.
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Sheriff Yamhill county.
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Nez Perce Indian Chief
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WTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT B¥
virtue of an execution
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Hon. Circuit Court, Of the 8l late of Oregon, for
i majority, of- the county of Yamhill, and 1 to me« directed
by the Clerk
said Coufrt,
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in favor mf C.
or relief to painful ' feet
Brown & Co., Plaintiffs,land against Jans F from TIGHT BOOTS use NEZ PESCE
nian, was arrested at Oregon City on Sun­
CHIEF SALVE. *
e . full official Armstrong, Defendant, 1 have, this 21st day INDIAN
Nashville. Nov,
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of November, 1872^levied upon the follow
day upon suspicion of having set fire to vote of the State of Ten
places Gree- ing de-cribed ReaL Estate as the property
FW10 remove Corns Apply Freely Fss
tbe woolen mills at that place, We are ley’s, majority at 8.576 ; Brewn’s majority of said Defendant, |o wit:' All those certain JL Perce Indian Chief Salve. .Bandage for
tracts of Land «itnUted. lyinu and being
ins in four or five days; a sure cure.
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informed by our correspondent that be is for Governor is 13, ‘11 ; Maynard’s vote Yambill county O&gon. and more particu
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a discharged workmen at tbe mills, and for Congress is 80,825 : beatham’s vote larly bounded and described as follows)
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Cuts
and
Bruises
use
Nez
Perce In­
Notification Number 1,$64, surveyed.! and
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bas been beard to make threats.
dian
Chief
Salve.
is 65.578, and Job usons is 39.00
designated on the. Maps and Plats of
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United
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Claim
Number
72,
Being
Miscellaneous 1 >legr*ms.
A lady in Portland lost a $75 muff.
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parts of Sections 35, 34 arid 35<in T. 4 S. R. F oe burns and scalds
Use Nez Perce Indian < Chief Salv.
Those that have must lose.
>er 61, being
beini parts of
priations for tbe 4 W., and Claim Nttntfier
• Tbo estimate
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Sections 2, 3, and 4 in T.5
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OR TETTER AND RINGWORM
Government for iug bounded and described as i folloyro,
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The famous Wraslin’ Joe Thomas suits expensep of tbe G
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Use Nez Perce Ind an Chief Salve.
wit- Beginning at a poii int North 83 degrees
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scompteted. The wit:
for possession of tbe Caruthers’ estate tbe ens ling finical y
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East
seven
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HARD
SWELLING^
A1J d CATH-
tbe same as her**- | from a point 13 chains arid 80 links Sonth
have been fin illy settled on a compromise, amoun will be .1
erings use Nez Peroe- • Indian Chief
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of the North East corner, of the South East
and all cases now pending in tbe Coui ts tofors.l
Salve.
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were to-day dismissed. The sole owner­
Went
and
running
thence
South
83
degrees
West
Inted to investi-
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103 chains and fifty links: thence Sonth 18 F or sores of all kinds
ship and title passes Co the South Portland
Use Nez Perce Indian Chief Salve.
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Rio'Grande
have
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outrages
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29 chains and
degtees
and ; 30 minutes
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that 20 links; thence East 23 chains and 30links;
made Weir report.
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DISEASES
OF
THE
SKIN
thence South 25 degri ees *" East 48 chains;
Tbe water power afforded by the Wil­ American residents I
Use Nez Perce Indkn Chief Salve.
suffered to tbe ex) thence South 72 degrees s East 12 chains and
lamette Falls at Oregon City Is enormous, tent of $50,000,000,
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e protection 50 links; thence North 73 degrees' East . 71
RICE 50CgNTS A BOX. For ssls by
chains;
thence
North
23
degrees
30
minutes
ail Druggists and general dealers.
and of such extent that when utilized it forche’pedfrie op th
by an in- West 64 chains and 90 lijiks to the*pl^ce of
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will turn the shafts of more mills and crease of cavilçy ;
e a predatory beginning, in the District;of Land subject to
sale at Oregon City, Oregon, containing
manufactories than are in existence at tbe warmlay bs; hxpec
■ Established in! 1850
640
and 04-100 acres; and also Notification
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present time on tbe whole Pacific slopis,
Number 5,783, Certificate 461, known and
afion has come designated in the Survey« and Plats of the
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A bpige swindling
and then have water to spare.
to liglit in New^jrl, n—
Island, A United Slates as the Fractional South half
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Hon. A. J. Dufur. U. 3. Centenniial wealthy brokar named Oliver Read nego? of the North East quarter of Section 34;«
Fractional South half of the N. W. quarter WH0LE8AE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, .
Commissioner, for this State, went Eastto tiatedjlhe sale of 1 4 500 worth of ten* of Section 34; Fractional North half |ot the
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attend the meeting which takes place per-eqat: incorile bo s of the Central Pa- South East quarter of Section 34; Fraction? * ? ■
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al South West quarter of Section 34; Frac­
eaily next month, of tbe Commissioners cific ¿ailroadjor a
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stranger,
and
tbe
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tional North West quarter of the South
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West
quarter
of
Section
85;
Fractional
of tbe several States for making prepara­ bendsiwere dipcovéi
to be counterfeit
East quarter of the North East -quar­ PORTLAND,
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tions for tbe Centennial Exhibition, to be at tbdìpffice of tbe company in New York. South
ter ef Section^; Fractional North East
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held at Philadelphia in 1876.
quarter of the South East quarter of 8ec‘
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tion 33, in T. 4 8. R. WeH, 4 of »beWillam-
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Tbe Bulletin bas tbe hardest time
e imag- j 127 deaths from am»‘
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Meridian,
containing
one
hdndre
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and
: in St. Louis.
SMITH 8c DAVIS,
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fifty-nine and 53-100 acres; and also tbe fol­
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Inable keeping out of ** scrapes.” Tbe ne-
fl rip z
been appointed lowing described premises, to^ wit: Lots
G
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cessity quite frequently falls to its loti of
Numbers 3, 4, 5 and 6 asd the North West
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eade;
deceased,
and
Maj
quarter
of
the
South
West
quarter
and
South
devoting an elaborate leading article ; to
it of tbe South, West quarter of the North West quarter of
to tbe De
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apologies for some damaging misstatement
Section 3, and Lot 1 of Section 4 in T. 5 8. DRUGS AND
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to
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CHEMICALS,
it bas made.
R. 4 West, containing one hundred and fifty-
PATENT MED
Jltic. General four and 34-100 acres; and also Land Claim
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Department of tbt
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A young man, returning from Cbuirch Terry will take command of the Depart­ Number 57 lying within tbe following ¡metes
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WOODS AND > STUFFS, s
and
bounds,
on
the
South
bank
of
the
Yam
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near Salem in company with several ot»er
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ed by General Han- hill river and more particularly bounded
men^bf Dakota, i
DOW GMi
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PERFUMERY,
persous tbe other Sunday, fired a pistol in
and
described
as
follows,
to
wit:
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VARNI8HES,
hard Booth’s
at the South East corner of Richard
tbe crowd (he says at a dog) and wouod-
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BRUSHES, OIL«/ * ■ k J •
and
Margaret
Booth
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Claim,
running
lhence
President Grant has pardoned Major
ed one of tbe party in tbe leg.
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PAINTS,
ETC.
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West 24.80 chains to a stake on the
t [Ii
Hodhe,
the pay
pav matter
master wb<*
who was sentenced tween U. B. Hawley’s ahd the said Booths
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The Farmer very properly urges farm­
Claim;
thence
south
on
line
between
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said
to ten years’ imprisonment for embezzle-
¡bains;
Hawley’s andc Booths’ Claims 2 qL
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ers to look after tbeir orchards better. Tbe
' thin
*L*-1- Hodge was drawn thence 'west oh south line qf said Booths’
ment
Grant
decaying condition of many orcbards in I
Ctaigi' to the center of said Yamhill river;
into tbe crime by I Ibe intrigues of others*
thence following down the meandering* in
this State would suggest that there was
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said Yamhill river to where
culpable negligence somewhere.
■ The bark Cbarles I Ward was wrecked the center of Baid
said Booths’ east line crosses said river;
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Wheat (extra) jnnly brings 65 cento in duripg a hurricane on tbe 18lh iost., thence south on said east line to tlis place ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
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BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY
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beginning,
containing
424
acres
more
or
Salem.
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PATENT ARTICLES.
less, all lying in Sections 34 and 35 in T. 4
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opt ine
he crew
Tb^captain n and eight or
crew* - wer
we e 8. R. 4 West.
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Empire City to having a new jail. I tin
And also the following described real es­
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savçd, and 1 tbe remainder (eleven) lost,
tate, to wit: Beginning at the south east
built in a firm and substantial maqner, j
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corner of Claim Number 72, in T. 5 south FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES I, Pl>
ce
Greeley
is
»till
unable,
from
Horace
and it will be almost impossible for aicul.
of Base Line Range 4 West of Willamette
. FUMERY AND i CHEMIÓALI
1OALS-
prit to effect an escape. Tbe building I nervous prostratio to attend to bis edito- Meridian. Thence north 23 degrees 30 min­
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hwm
utes west __
19 —
chafi
sins and 50 links: thence
will not cost $12,000. as did one in Linn 1 Tialj
but it
ia|j duties, h
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south 75 dei igrees 30miuures east /LI' chains
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to health. Tbe New and 40 lin! iks; thence south 4 degrees
be restote<|i
restoi
county, but it is thought, when completed, soon
agrees 80
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JHh 85 de­ Zamoca, Surgeon’s (top, Bathing and Shesp'a < I
thence
that it will bold aoy thing—nearly as large I Yot*k Express publishes a statement that minutes west' 39 chains; ___
grees
30
minâtes
west
27
chains
and
60 links;
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be is in an
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an Insane!
Insane Asylum.
Asylum. ~
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an object as a man.
thence
south-
4
degrees
30
minutes
west 5
I ; r i be to in
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chains; thenCe west 79 chains and 8 links;
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Tbe horse malady to spreading among thence north 12 chains; thence ëast 27
The Plaindealer says 4» The slide on
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chains
and
50
links;
thence
south
70
degrees
the
farmers
’
stock
in
portions
of
Illinois
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tbe Rico bill has been removed. On Tues-
30 minutes east 12 chains; thence northT3
i. . ( aqjl Iowa.
day, the Portland train passed through to
degrees east 71 chains to the place 6f begin­ Mace, Cloves, Pepper.'Nàtme;
otmeg., AIlqH«.
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ning,
containing
153
acres.
And
also
all
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Cinnamon,
Ginger,
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Oakland, and the construction train to
e against William
The revenue fraud
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that certain piece or parcel of. lapd lying
Bicarb. Saltpeter, urli agli
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Wall &
& Co.
Coi in
in Boston
Bostoi ! bas been rompro- and being in tne county oT Yamhill! Oregon,
Roseburg. Wo learn that it to tbe inten­ Wall
Citrate ofM’
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May’» Fe
tion to crib the Qulon cut, in order to pre­ mi.sed
miked by that firm paying
pi
into tbe United mown and designated as follows, to wit:—
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Being in T. 5. S. R. 4 west, and beginning
vent slides io the luture. Some difficulty States Treasury the snm of $400,000. The at a post north 14 i degrees east from Charles
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>utb east cornerLof land
bas been experienced in tbe ' delivery of New York ease against tbe same firm was M. Johnson's sou_
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Claim,
45
chains,
said
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beginning
post
being
freight at Roseburg, from the fail that coinDromtoed by tbe payment of $120,000. north west 8 links from'
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an oak tree two We are Agents, for the Salo
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degrees
feet in diameter; thence north 14 j de
there to yet neither depot or agent> Tbe
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Buffum
’s
east
35.73
chains
topost
on
Mr*.;
frame
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w. the
.W depot is MVW
now up.
U|*. W
an ud in a
JM
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west line; thence north 4 dec
grues
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west 13.
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abort time tbeJtiifficulties will be re-J ] O rnament
rest L
line __ to .. post;
chains oh Mrs. Buflhm’s west
T rees .—In an ex> 54
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Jherry Pectoral, Sarsaparilla
thence
west
51.20
chains
to
post
in center DR. AYER’S Cherr
moved.”
Ague Cure, , Hair Vigors tor, and Oattar-
(the following, of slough; thence south 9 degrees west 17. __ • tic
Pills.’
70 chains up
up the
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said slough to post; thence
thq* point, and south
DR.
JAYNE
’S Sanative Pflli, Expoetoraat,
56$7aegrees east 55.51 chains to the
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Ague Mixture, Venatfuge^
Venatfugae,
upon by our peo- place of beginning, containing
Ining 175 and 40-00
|ould be ac
etc*
stc*
etc*
of land. Tbe said i land hereinbefore
The Boston Advertiser says
the season of thQ . acres
Ano-
described contains in all 1 an aggregate of ( DR. TOWNSLEY’S Indian Toothaebe Ane-
dyne.
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nearly every fire insurance compa­
ees, and it oughtto 1,225 and 73-100 acres, and on
DR. SCOVILLE’S Bloog and Lver Syran.
ny in that city has found its losses
437% DB. W. Han’s Balsam
rough out the State, Monday, tbe »3d day of* Dee.,
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too much for it, that few of them
m. and
Between the hours of 9 o’clock a.
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2 DR. MOTT’8 Sugar
plants a tree and
WALKER’S Vinega
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clock
p.
m.
of
snd
day,
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will survive. The average of these
i the danger of its to sell, at public suction, to the highest ‘ bid-
bid­ ROSEBAUM S Bitte
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companies will pay about fifty per
a benefactor, and der for U. 8. Gold Cpia, in front of the I HOWE A STEVEN’
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Coart
House
door,
in
Lafay
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cent, of their policies. Some wilt
And many other
live after him. If county, Oregon, all tbe right, le and in-
a
Besides the abqye-
not pay over twenty per cent, and
terest
of
the
above
snt
,tn
and
ery man, woman
to the above descri
real estate, together full assortment of
a few will pay in full, Several
1 plant one tree in wit a ail and singular be improvements and Medicines o i the
Bayers will find
had but a small amount of* risks
• Slate would be tenements there onto
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Lafayette,
Qregon,
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in the burnt district and these, j , of
conception. Com-
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course, will continue on,
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’ambili Ca, Oregon.
ghborhooda could
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Another locomotive, lor use on tbe east, i fine of one hundred
side road has reached Portland.
Albany, Nov. 23 -
A man named Powlan, says the Orego­ ficially, in New Yorl
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held here by Judge Bonham commencing
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on December 16tb. ensuing, instead of for
Chancery cases only.
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