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SAhKM, FRIDAY, OUT. S, 1876.
Vrnil-Drjcrit, nit Vrult.
Poutland, &vt. 27, 1875.
Ed. Fahmuk : Ah 1 that your valu
able paper i.t fonifWhat interested in
fruit-tlt-yew, I will give .you niy ojlnlon
on the trnhjce-t. I Iiue eaiefiuly exam
ined both the Allien ami the- l'luinmer
fruit-dner, nml 1 mil t-atlslle-tl that
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reunion orilie Army or the Tenntmrr.
LWa I01M, low. i, bept. 30. The. re
union ot the Army of Ihu Teinie-ee
e-hiM'tl with a Iniiitiiiet to-night, tapece-h
unking illil not e-uinmeiie-u until a Lite
hour. Srvetiil to.its vveie ofleieil and
nltoiided to in tin appropriate in.iuue-rhy
iiionol note.
In rsejionv to the tonr, "The PreU1cnt
of the bulled M.itc'," Giiernl Grunt le
fponded ii a lew noriN, returning thinks
for the iiiinpllinent.
Speeeliv were m.iile iliiriiijc tin evening
by teelieralahlicrinili. l'ope Mini HvJ'ie.
feillnltlr fnus)! h) Fliiiiucliil 'Irnulttro.
IM'IAS vi-OLIs. Ind.. Sept. 30. Mr. b.
Wood, proinineiit liiihii man nt (im-ii-liehl,
hull. mm., .mil Prrsltleut ol the
(Irti nliilil Mtntil.. luring CompO'iV eiuu
there is no iHHeri'iicu In the (jnallty of mlttul -nielilii at I'nion Dciki: lintel in
the fruit drhil mi these two lnuuhiluti '"'- nry tun inoriiliii;. riii.nici.il tioil-
one 1b just us good as the -other. lSut as
far as the expense of drying is concerned,
I cau take one l'luuiiner machine, such
as the one ut Kast Portland, and hi Uo ten
hands, including tlieMiperintoiielei.t, und
dry .Just as much fruit as any Alden ma
chine can with twenty hands mid run
three ovapoiators. Now, Mr. .Editor, us
our.Btate is destined to be the greatest
fruit-growing Statu in the Union, and
will require a great many dryers, the
question should he thoioughly investi
gated.
1 have been Informed that the rium-
jner machine nt Knt-t Portland has been
purchased by tlits following-named gen
tlemen.-: K. .Lane, H. lSuckinui, J.-Neu-
ll, II. V. PieUyman, "Win. Prettyman,
h. Prottyinnii, H. llaufcon, V. Jmiuaul,
Ktiiii J.owenstein, M. 1'r.isn, nnil P. Kel-lp-
Js'ow, this being the cane, the ilwy
iiig of tlii'j machine by Uieise- gentlouien
yoos to proo that the l'luuiiner ftuit-
drjer lb the cheapest and beet nue-luiie,
foi hocial of thtoo gentlemen am eon
siderui nmoi-g the belt fruit-men of our
tolata: lor instance, Mr. II Hanson, pro
prietor of tlie East Portland Nursery,
and Mr. II. W. Piettymau, proprietor of
the liuihoud Kursety, and others we
could mention. These gentleman's judg
ment is to be .relied upon as to which is
the cheapest and best machine.
I wish to nay something in regard to
which is the Aiest and most profitable
prune to mine, tho small German or the
large Italian prune. As lar us I huve
heard from both of the fiuit-dtycrs, they
agjee that the small German prune is a
failure as far as making diied pi lines of
Ihetn is concerned. They have decided
th.it fclie large Italian pitine is the only
one worth cultivating, therefore we
should go by thefcc dryeis as to the hind
of prune li-eas wc should .sot in our oi
uhatiK My neighbor, Dr. Ciinhvell, has
out a large oichatd of prunes all the
Italian. He infonns me that Mr. Pre I -lynian,
of tho Ilailroad Nm-Je'ry, has
twenty thou-vnd tieey lti his tiuiseiy, of
this v.iriely, thin hc.ison. We uoti.il
like to heat from otlien. on the pi imp
question, ns wc intend to set a iaigeoi
chanl. You is tin ly,
A Mou.tai:- Fasmi:h.
lijGcncaro I'lour hits J!e(erior;i(cd.
Thiily ycua ago, no wheal wa ia"
vested until fully llpe, consiqueiitly the
starch and gluten in all wheat sown be
ingpeiiectly giaiuilated, .was taken up
or alHorbed by the gtow ing plant, giving
it vigor and vitality, having the bran or
outside clean and clear, weevil, chinch
bug, midge, and wintet-Ullkd wheat
were yet unknown. And, as jour wor
thy South Avon eonespomlent trulj'
siys. Genesee stood at the head of the
class. 'Iho Hist complaint ever issued
against Uenet-ce wheat or Hour was of
our llrst early cut harvett, 1817. This
same and only complaint, "Your wheat
and llour woik Nift and t:tic!y," htaiuls
against it to this day.
Why has wheat dcleliorated ? Be
cause Varinei a hae cnntiuiiLiI to-ow this
uuilpii whtut ear attei jcar, ihe glob
ing plant taking up what Match and
gluten giaiiulatetl, leaving the remainder
to lot, l lie pl.ua thus robbed of its natu
ral Miiiiee ot vitality, lelt weak to win
tti, or tail a prey to its insect or parasitic
ciieiuiei-; und this degenerated product
to bu again i-nu u, to go its annual louud
of deterioration.
Itipe wheat has n thin, tough bran,
icing grouiui, puiveii.iiM titc-
thN eir' tliN mnriihig. Khi.iiici.il
llk' HliB'tlui llllegjtl crow.
Vrritiurn's Hut li)K Hunk Scllllii); !'(.
Ua-him.ion. N-iit. tilt. Men. Cie
well. Pari' & I.eopolil. comniN-'loiiers of
the I'li'iiliueii -i having Tmst Co., an
iinniicetli.it tliey will commence piyine
dividends of 20 per cent, on nil audited
claims on thu 1ft of Xotcmber.
After Dclnno n !.
CtllC.MJO, Sept. 30 A U'uliliiton
ppeti il snys there l "till no abwlu'c Infor
mation n to the ni.ves.or of Delano, but
all elniiaiPt.ii.ces point to G. I). Coleman,
ot IVuu-jlvaula. Tlirte enn be but little
dunlit Hi itlhe position lia hien tcnilend
to Colennn, lint It Is uilcrtnod a icply
Irnni liitn Ins not lieen n lelved. et nil
l'uun)liiiiIiin- tint know Coleinnn, that
sue hi the city say liu will cciiainly :uiepl.
Kiom the-e men -oaie addltion-il iutoiun
tion ot Colemin Nrecehed. He was for
jeai-a ineiiiUrot tliuIVun.vliiiliSinnte
and U now Pie-ldent of thehVite Ho ml ot
Cluilty. He hi' noci held any othei
iilllce. lie h H fivitieutly boon H'ggi tid
a a CiimUit.itu loi (Soveiuoi indTiea-iirei.
Hi anee-toi In 17.S") -itlled in Lincn-tti.
now Lebanon iimnty. and gnulually lic
ciuic po-i til ot an Immune laniUi!
i -tale whkh I Mill In It on oie. Tint oie
with it- ptoiliiLts his nude the preen t
Colemin. lie U l.ugely engigtd m lion
iiiaiiul.i'tiiilng and other imlu-tiie'. Iih
giiod liu-hie- npicity. and hi- time is al
most csclif-vely ootnpled with liU pcison-alalt'ih-.
He i.ikil a regiini nt at his
own expen-ti dining the w.u and uiahi
t.ihud the fiuiilksot all dining lu ab-n-iice
In the Held. He was liberal in all
contributions for suJi purpo-e and was a
stiong supporter ot the s.iultniy coiuinis
sinu. Judge Dlako siys Coleman has
givat executive ability, is a man ot Inleg
lity and nth hevond temptation and
widely known la hi- own State as a gener
ous heiictattor and filend of the pnoi.
Ccn. blieiinaii, in his 'jici'cli, alluded to
his nian.li to the sea. In speaking ol his
hook, he said he wiote the book, believing
cvciy wind to be trie ; he wanted to
vv i it!) it while men who could conett it9
eiiois, if any tliue weie, totild do it. In
teply to a tiltiti-in that he clioii'd Imp
gone to Atlanta by way of Ausu-ta, he de
ll lied that no one at tint thliu cvir pio-pD-ui
oi hinttd ueh a thing, but now -ild
it wa an e.i'-y way to go lioui Atlanta to
lliL'fi'.i. and in iu niLii i'.ie '-unit moiigli
and hiave cuuiilitodolt hut none ol llieiu
hi tlio-e di- tind it ot knew a l.iltd
way thin wis taken. 1 liu Geneial'
ptcih w i- qtilto kiitlig, and was nut
coniliiueii tin iiiiiiiiigm.
Jv'iaily all the ineinbeis ot the society
Iiavetui linnie on the uioiiiing Ii ihis. TIki
Pie-iiilent anil puty leive lot Dt-livcr at 3
o tluek.
Tt Willi! Opens tiiilotijiiy.
SAN Pit VNCfCO, tept.ItO. Afoiuialnu
noiiiRtnuiit was given ill ivuiliig. hy
oidirot the Dheciois ol tbeiiiiikot Cal
iloini i, I'.at tl.e buik will open lor bus!-lic-s
at 10 a'tloek tatunday inoriihig.
T.irrj-'?arlie iitlteil 1 n .iiiIii I'inii.
U lilk' s-'ttl'J tntir'heiMJt tlio'Ililidlh,i
ineni c Li, UOi' xhoolingat a tni;et
tl.l- a'ttei'tio ) m- MJl ,,i'"VVI,1lP' '"
oliln.uini.md m. i fC plllelatiag as
in ukei, ws killed. As he 'U-ppttl Iro.u
Ihe pit to milk thu tatel oiU' ol die
mark-iiHii lhul. and the ball stuak i.ed
In thuliii.i-t. lie w l-found !j ing in tho
pits.tlll uiiathing, but died in a lew mo-uieiit-.
The ialal flint Is Mippo-ed tohavc
luen Hud by " l'- Pill ns-, janitor of the
ItUli-Aimik ill lull, ltls.rt.itid tint no
danger oigiuil v is u-iil at (lie tlioolliig a
H (tl-toiii.uy at legular l.'lnges. Tho
slinoliug wa- uiely .ieiidenl.il. but It I-pilhap-
ittllblllabie to the niglnl ot the
(ii-lon.iiy jntiatiiioii. I.eto'w.H an i.
uiiiiiLii ol the poiieu foue.
"!.'uHii;;il 'i c.lle'i w.
A ineeth.g nl the iredlioi- of Charii
C I IV irm A ( o . w i In Id lit 2 V M. to d ly.
atwIikiiM i' llibuuk p.iMihd. Alter
abiiit hiti'iih nine of opinions the uncl
ing tnlj iiin.eil iiul'l 3 1' jt. to-liionow,
win u -nine (I. lii. He propo-itlou will be
-nbiiillii (I. 'II t le W a ih-po-illou to dial
liKinllv wilhllie -ii-iu ink il lit id. whkli
In- Inllii mo -tnod wtll in tlie eniiiimiiill).
it- a-si t- me ol a niituie that t iiiikiI he
pri t-ul foi niiinullale enlktllnii vvltliout
eluding moid oi le ln- to all p-irtie.
IX el-Ion r.n lEnllio.id Ins..
VA!ll.IO, Se'pt. 30: The ComniU-
flixit-i ot lntiin.il Pcvciiiic. Ins5 ihtidrd
livered tho adilres. Cinllnal 5IcClokcy the treanry, would result In lw, order
replied and closed with a piayer. A tu and protection. It Is alo tin unwarranted
ileum uns then Biuie'. Afterward tho ' wa'to of miblic nioneV. lid moving the
ciiitltnnl received pedator In the hull at- troops up and down Ironi Sllki every two
oi tureu year, vvuii mo uiriunnii is'-i n
theh supplis counted hi.
anil w hen
ly, has a soft, silky, elastic feel, glvin
nil a sweet, iilei.-nnt triliritllice.
- - ---,.-- ., ... ... v . ..
I uiipu win. at, wlienilry, lias a nriitie iinmi t ne net oi aw-, nin. isd). tint i.iil-
brati, tlie meal leels dry and sandy, gives road imnrpoialion aie liable to .", per
oil" a smell not unlike giecn di led corn, icnt. lax lu-tind of 2'j per (( nt. to
and, when being used, ah-orhs hut little Aiut 1-t. Is70. on tlie amount ol all
water, the pebbles ol Hour being hard, dividiid-. earning. Income or gnlns
the wetting lies on the outside, causing whkh had mimed beloic that date, and
the dough to slip and slide around, and al-o on undivided piotit earned hy Ihe
when baked, leaves a hind, dry loaf. company pi lor to tint d ite, and added to
The lipu Hour, being elastlo and pufiy, an surplus (ontiugmt. or oilier land,
itb-orh-, atid continues to nhsoih, vvhiin. T)iV qin-tioii cune up on an nppllciliou
kneading, a liirgo amount tot wi.ter, nilH horii iho Illinois Cn.lra) railway to abate
when hskul, haves a light and soli loal tlie tax -i-e-id nt Ju; late of 0 pur cunt..
OUl Slitttr, In Mm alMumt. ' "'idiig thai i per tent, was the h gal
rale iii.dei the Ullistttlon otilicaet above
named,
Jefl'crson Davis lias been mnklng ad- iriiwii MtUonitey Atwon ilia Title
dresses at fairs in Mbsouil. Bo lar he jtow-, bept. 30.-Cardhial McClokey
has talked almost exclusively upon i in- took po-eion ol hl title in the thnrcliot
dustrial matters, and It s Fald luis talked Snllta j.lril, s(ta zuiiinrvintn at noon to
well. He eschews politics a together, ,-,.. Alauy Uallansiind lorelgners, riM
except that lie expresses himself In favor vnv Ainerlnnis vvitneud ilieceremonv.
of an expansion of the cnneiicy. Win- Cardinal McClo-kv entered, necnmpank'd
nehugo county Was to have given him by 37 Dmnlnlcin tatheisanil ftvernl pre
$500 for his speech. If he gels that j.,-es Appro tilling the altiir lie pio
atuount nt the Missouri lair, lit- will nountcd a lirlefpra.ver, and nattd hhiifelf
soon realize that gleciih.icks are fat bet- u ihetplnop-ii iha'lr. MoiisignorCatnlili
ter to hold than the Cniih'detato scrip he then lend the Hull, coulen big the III e.
formerly lieJi'td to turn ou:. , TLegt-ard general ot (be Di'minle-ii. dc-
Uiclusl to the church
ltriniHl i.l the Alscn nml MIctK IikIIhiih.
ClUCAOO, Oetnber 1. A Washlugtou
spec! il sav a el.iu-e hi tlie Indian nppro-p-'iatioii
bill I it cstou authorised the
Secretary of the Intel lor to remove nil
band of Indians located on the Al-ea and
"lieu reservation In Oregon. etnpirt to
them by eseeiillvu onlei. Deivmber lt.
1M!(!, and locate them on n ik Hind pirt of
the public 1 md houiidisl on the ninth by
Salmon liver, and on the we-t !v Piulllc
oeenii, and tho-e 1 mils wtiv uiule'a pei-
niilieut lesuvitlnil Im tliem. Willie, by
the siine ait. tlie rest ot the Abet and Si
'U. tvo.-allou vas openni In -fillers.
Hit le wits, however, a piovl-o lint the
Indiius slmiild not lie l moved witlinut
their ion-cut. Pelij itiiiu-Miup-oii, -eii il
luilt.iii agi ut. wa- lit-talled to endeavor to
elkct III. Ir leinovil. and ve-tenl ly Im tel
egraphed the coiiimi-sioiicr of ludlinaf
fiirs lioni I'orllnlid, Ongou, tint lie- hid
in.nl.' -titbl ictory attangemeiits with all
tlie Indians and' th it they weie now re
moving to the new re-ervation. As soon
as thu tact of their removal Is olllehlly
communicated the laud will ho thrown
open to settlement under thu Homestead
und Pre-emption acts.
"irit Itv(iull '""' to I'ruont Sninc4llu.
W.vltiMiTON. Ott. 1. The Secretniy of
the Tieastu v while hi New oik, h is been
Inducting thu the operations of tlie new
regulalions tor tlieeMnilnition ot pis-en-geis'
biggnge. lie In-detei mined upon
-ome miiioi ihanges which will doiiblle
he liitnidiiced at all point-. 'lho dlllkul
ty is tint hi'ptctious am in.iiln niidiek
when the lt uneis hud. The ('el ly inci
dent to Ibis waiting is often a giead" hud
ship, piilliul illy to the ladles. Iki-tow
illicit-to eieet a waiting ho-i-e lor this
purpn-e, at vv lib h he will coaipell -feiui-ir-loliud.
Mipeivi-ing Aieliitiet Potter
his In en -iniinionid to New Yoik In con
sult alout a pl in IVir a hou-e.
".ffrni Ittisi,ieN 9 nltme.
l!(sin, Oct. 1. The 1'venliig.lotiinil
avs it I-icpoitid tint Me-i-. "hliepenl.
11 ill A, Co., eMuiislve lu.uber dealt r ol
this city, h ivu -uspended. vvtlli liabilities
aiuouiitilig to about $,i.500.C0l). The I lil
lli e has caiisi d coiisideiahle imninelit hi 11
nanei il circles : iiumetoiis llo-tou bank
held nesrly $l,000.000'of niper ot the sus
pended lh in, A moatrcii built Ins about
tVJOU.OOO ot their pipei. and another b ink
hi that city h is .100,000. It is stated th it
only about 20 percent, of thu ludehtt li
nes is in bu-hic3 paper. Thu falliirn Is
attiibutcd to long depression hi the lumber
traue.
Ueo. II. I'liinoj's Mfal.
Nnv Yokk. Get. 1 The TiibiineV
Wii'lilngtoti sped il says It is understood
that an Investigation bv the Xavy Depait
nient Into thu c.e of George U. Pinliey
Ins rt-ulted In the di-eov civ tint $S00,
000 of ceititleates of liidebiediu-s have
been hypotlieca'eil hi Sin Piaiiil-cn, vvliieli
could only have been obtained by liaiul.
The di-piteh add, ''It a coutiaetor, oi
dealer tin ni-hing supplies to tho piyini
tor, pii'sent- hi- aeiotiuts, It I- pnIble he
in iv obtain a cerlilVatu of Iiidtbttdne-s
If the jvij ina-tci t.uuiot m doe-not thoo-e
to piy at tlie time of delivery ol tliuii.
The eo'itiaitor may t ike tin -e i i title ites
to his h inker, who, lucogntets tliepaymis
tci's siu'iluic, ndvaiiees money on tlimn.
A piyinii-ter, however, in i.v not given
ecrtilksttc auoyo ill ability lo piv- li- ac-
to.'dnito with flic law, and as Pa) ini-rcr
Spauliling dm ing the pi-l quiiteis In
never m ide a bila ncu ot mom thin $-10.-000
to fcfW.OUO the appiehciisloii Is lint
the ivitiilia'cs weie haudiilent, ami pci
hips loigeiie-.
Tlio hloeti Ittmrds Ojvii ".it Tiit-klij.
San Fi:aC15CO, Oct. 1. The Kpcii
tive Committee ot tlie Sin Pi.ii ei-ivNoJ.
and KMlitn-je lloud met today, and le
tilved tint Ue bnaid loom be oji'-ii tor
i lie trail -.telkiii ol uvular bu-ine-, on
'J'upedav net, at U A.M. The IV.tllk
block I.xehange will OfCll lor business M
10 v. 1 on the fiiiiu day.
ttV7ii Ot "i r lle-vtei! J.'tst.oj Hl f)3 "Vate'r
Nrtuiits.
Si. I.oris Oef. 2. A toi rp'pci, dint of
lho Globe-Demon It ft I, 'is Cii.ci-, Xew
Moxito. -ajs a ticmciuloii. iMte'l 'j'out
irtliidculy nppcilcd 111 tl't lllita '""
muVhu.U-.it tOWlliiLoo-' ....,, ., "",',.
Iltll ol C J. 'lilt I. 1 it till.
lllll 01 oil"' mllU ,! ,-,,,3 HicLlMells
aid lime to ciiuiiiiliciid tlie 1 in ending
cihmlly it was on tl'ein. Tho till, iluk
cohimii ot watt i and ilu-l apptoulitd
witli -ueli Vilofil.v lint not nunc (Inn 10
uiluiitis lioui die lime ot its ol'siivatioa,
and hcfniu len t'ollii woith of pioptrtj
enii'd bo ivid hy any oae, il.i l'ou-es vvi le
lllllltd til till' glOtlllll. 'Ill StMLt'Well
pooh eoieiiil four oi live In I wuh wnt.i,
ami tho (in lent wa ot-mh louc. tint
bouliki-ol liigci-lo and co:i'sioiidiiig
weight weie taiiieil aw.iy. Two hours 1 1
tu tain lell in lo-ents, lu-iiug K'Vi i.i)
Iiiiiii-. In all the wieikaiid lulu of t uh u
hou-e s and rii'hliig wilier. Httaugti to sa,
not a -h.gli hie was lo.t. On 'uuil ly th
enthe population wem out tep ihing dam
age as unit h as pos-llilu and intleavoiing
to hive tin; linmelc teil mid tilled lor.
Tho wink was kipt up on Monti ly, and
ev eiv hotly begin lo look iliu.llol. whin,
at lour o'eleik. anotlti vvatci spout ap
IK'.iittl lioni the ex ut ppot at whkh Its
piedcc('3-oi was ob-eivnl. anil cam.' on
vv lib dpi il cclei it) . SiMeeii liun-es lortu
ii. He enough to e-cniu the pievlous vl-itor,
vvete tiuubled down "nil t lie Ii contents to
tally de-tiojnl. This Hood la-tid llute
hum, 'lhe il image hy the-o storms will
amount to Ssl.'O.OUUat tlie k'.i-tcilcuhtioii.
Four hou-e-tli -tilled vveio valued lioui
'j.OOOiot'-lO.M.O taeh.
(it ii. Etottaitloii ilieJliilriiilrc' toMlkii
lu Gen. llownrd's icicut report to the
war dep'iitineiit on our possession hi
Al.iski, It Is i-1ioi ii tint thu government
now pays .'!(), COO per auniiin lor twelve
moutlily trips of a miiil steamer lietwe'en
Port Tow iisentl or Portland, Oregon, and
the port of bllksi in Alika. it gives the
half dozen olllcial liidivlduiUof tint plnce
Ihu sole he uclit of tills eipeuillluic of thu
government, mid Is an eicetdlug injiinlto
to Ihu inbubllaut of Koklak, iiolko-ku,
Ounala-ka, Uugiauil bl. Mleli.it N, nil of
whkh hive a ll.ou-.iud time moiti Inulo
thin Sitki, nud the tint lime villages
havo twle-u lhe poiinlalloii of thu town hi
ipie-tlon. 'lid 30,b00 pti annum, now
literally wattil, would ami a hikiII ii venue
steamer, and instead of being n drain on
"Uurdfrf r Arrn-tctl.
WiNNOiLCCA, October 1. A veur ago
I i-t August, a man nuined Walker, who
was traveling iitoot in -enrih ofemploj
ineiit. stopped one evening at itattlesn ike
stiition. on the Viniieinun i and Idaho
old. Thu proprk'tur of the stitlon.
named llites. olleretl him work mowing,
whkh he accepttd. Itile-s w.ispro.sedius:
lo l'iI -ni.ii.'i for Walker when llobtii
isinglass, a iiihii eiiiploved hvtlieX. W.
biage Coinpiny. invlt'nl W dker to ett
with him nml -live Itttes (he tiounle o!
ctioklns;. Walker nesepled nml vvenl
with I)oiiglis. but In i tVvv uihmtes re
tinue. I -nul rental ktsl lint hew is-i -liniige
mill, to Invite him to eit -U.-r. and
without pn.vi.i-itlon thrt.ilen to kill bhii
thu moment hit began to Pit. At this
juni'lure Domrliis-npp.'irtd with -i -l.ol-gun,
autl shot Walker dead. loii)-liss
mounled a stage hoie und e-eitiisl to the
nrxt station, where he left the hor-u and
ell'ecte.l his e'eapf by public convey
ance to Boise City, thenee to Ke'ton.
being assisted, he now sus, ,y m-htuI
promlueiit men In getting nut ot the couii
tsv. An Inquest was belli on hc mtudcr
eil num. In hi ptxkt t were found letters
by which it was ascertained tint his nunc
wa Walker, anil it wallet containing sdUO
in money. Piatt Iliiii.theu eng'iged in
hulliiiugthu N'uv.id i and Xoilb. in te'le
giaph line, obtalnitl po t iou ol'lhemnn
ev, and -till let diei II. 'Phi- cold blooded,
unprovoked iniutler 'f a wavfiiing iiiiiii
en. tied grcit I'M lleiueiit, nud bid the
ttiiln-tets mi tho Winu'-iuut'ci and Xt ida
mid ciuglii the iniutk'ii i they would uive
-ived Uiegoii. w licit, the ei line waseoin
mttteil, lhfepeiise- of i Milk 'I he Gov -1
1 no i of Oitgon tool, gn it lugoie-t in the
the all dn, .-mil liigtd the . atitlioiltle lo
p no no piln-or tMiiiii-e in ti.uking tin
iiiiiii!. let and hiiimiug l.iin In pi-liii'.
Sin illl'liiivtl, nt I! i la i louulv. two we. I,
niro leaine.l lit- wilt leibou'-.' mil Doiiglii
w i- in ii -till in tlie einplov nt Silt l.il.i
and Helen l Stige t n , illil bmilglit to
Iiineinuu'l li-t night, "-heilll Xa-li
Ins si irted wilh htm for Oiegon tills
niorniiig. Uougl is does not di ny the
cilnic, but sajs it vvadoiiu in -ell dele'ii-e.
I'ostul tenn-jts.
W.miHTON, Oetnbei'3 Po-lollk'C di-
rnntuiiiitl Walton, Whitiiiau county, W.
T. Po-tnnstci appointed Heniy I'rk
eimnn. Sweet Home. Iini county. Or.;
Jlireellus Ilmitoou, Poit Annelu-, Clalam
county, W. T.
I iiiitrnl ofKx.I'rcNlilent Jolmsoii.
Xamiv tl.l k, Oct. 2 l!uslncs in tlis
city is generally suspended hi honor ol the
liinei U ou-etpilesot ex-1'ie-iilent .lolin-on.
A huge number of di-tiugul-liid pet sou-age-
aio pie-cut. among whom lie Seii'i
toi Meirhniiii, Adut-uit Gen. Towneuil,
ex-Gov. Mleher, lleniy C. Cur, ot Plilla-
iiiipnii, ami in my ntlit t-. the piuie's
stou. iniiipri-Ing tl.titien division-, will
movent twoo'tloik, iiudci the siiii'ivii(in
of the Clih f Maislnll. Uievet Maim Gin.
G. IVunyp.icl.er, ot V. S. A.. M i. in.
Kliliutls. Clilet ol .stall', and tldrrv-eveii
nitls. IX N'li itor I'mvlei will deliver the
aiiuinl iiddie-,
'Hie Crtstiteitt'N ItcMrrii Tom-.
Ctll.ll.SNi-. W-.. Oct. J.-Piesldent
Glint and inity niiivul lieie, by -peelil
train, at S o'tloik. bieakti-teil at tint Intel
Oet. in hotel, hold a leieptiou, took e.u
liiges and diove innntl thu city lor an
bom. alter which tiny look a -pcei il ti.liu.
.ind ag dn pioeeedfd on tlieh journey wc-t-waid.
E'Jite otii-t iluine Ituinnl.
1)1- AlotM--. In v i. Oet. 2. A -icclil
bom W Intel -i 1 si the line couit hntie
in tl.it p'aee, vvhiih wa- i'iiinpiiatlvrl.v
new, and cost wl 10,00'). was dctiuj:d I)
liio lo-tljy. 'lhe lire bioke out ill "t if up
per -buy of the ea-t wing, am tu thhfj
minute- the git'U iloine. leuhing P0 leer
In the -ilr. went with a n i-h I iio tlie court
ronui, and In one hour lhe Ihe had liid-linl
It- vvotk. and nolhing was lelt hut gloomr
mill, 'lhe pil-oi.t i- hi (Im ji in .
Jjj'pmeiit were -ill I ( -ctii'il.ai.il Iheive.n.l
wciol1'! si-,ul. 'Iliel.iilldiiijrw,is notlu-t-u.id.
" ' ,
etcusi:l ')iitilitt; ol tlie Itu.ti (irt'iill
. rorn in.
t-VN I'll wci-co. Oi toi e-r 'J. Tl u I! ml.
ot Cililoiula umiiiud open until 1 p in..
an hour hejoiid tho ii-uil ll-ii.' of tlo-lng
Siliudiv. Ilei'ilpts diniuL' the d ly e::-ci-ec'ed
the tlibiuteineiils bv about tlu-e
ii 'ltois nf a million. P. u 1, oitklal i -pn
-- siirpii-e at -lit n -n't, -ii po'lug th it
tlio i elu d needs ol tl 'poit.ns vvoi'ld Ii ivi
eiu-i .1 a g. atti tltl'i . id on tin le-ouiei-ol
tin I it.k. ll.e.v -'lie I'm tue ueelpt
nl h. div wiieiu iiv i pill to lhe iv.'i
ei.i'.t Situidiv's biis'ne . It is p.vitlliil
tb it tl.e (It m mil vv ill lie gu iter on lhe
opening nl the -;.., v bonds lue-diy. to
-iti-ty wauls In tint li.i. .
Im'ltu 'lion!.).' (iirrsK lint.
SVN 1)111.11, Olt. "i -llptivhol C-tlll.il-
lo. ttoui 'Itiniiii.a, bis iusl anived tnnn
tint pliue loi a-i-tiiute. II.. siys Olle
: .no, gem i il nt thu hull. in-, li.isgillie.eil
r.O or 00 l.iiek". nil ariiinl. and tliiinteuud
to bum tlie- -ion nud mill, lei m tlki hi
it tali ilion lot being i jt t tt dfiuiu'lt uu cut t
i. inch. It is heltevi tl sov'i'ial l.iu.died In-
dim inn tolleetlug tor inl-cl.ifl. Sheiili'
llll--iikei bus ti Itgi ipl.eil Gov. Piehcco
for a-si-t inee. Teiiieeul.i is t0 miles lu
biiii), and spin-el) Kettlt-d. SenoiH dllll
eiiltv with theu Indluiis -unis liuinlue-ut.
Weatherford & Co,,
UEALSns IN
Drugs. Paints, Oils, &c,
Aiir. A.iesTS ron
AVER1LL CHEMICAL FAINT.
Thl 1-nlnt t CHKAVKIt, NICER, und Kive a
IlKPTKH KlMslt Dun any other I'alut. It I M1X
KD HKVDY KOH OSE-of VbL 8IIADK3, orCOL
olts, i.,l 'l uu will t'K. f .r IN8IDK orOUTSIDR
Ai.rk. Ker.al' In miy .(.itntlty wnntril. It la tl.e
BEST PAINT
In ii-. K VSY TO APPI.Y-W1U. SOT CHAfK,
I'KU!.. or WASH Oti-v DltlKS with a HAhI
SMOOTH OI.Oss, nml I JuM the P.vlnt tlmtever
ho.lv waul.
Tho Goinilue A.rtlolo
li fo- nilo by
WEATHGRFORD & Co.,
Snlcm.
WrV3. CRAVES,
lie tier In all Kind of
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
LOUNGES,
WHATNOTS,
O 0 j?3 ST3 H 1ST E3 .
Job
'Fiiiiiin: iltinc oi Miorlest Noliic.
A!.o. 8. n(.it Stele EZrpuli loar,
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
nn '
rioio "i i.iui 1 1 . i
n-e DilrcIiHlll i.s.'vsln
t i re I. la new "lu k.
. 1 1 tin i l.N irnnlrt he
i tl uuu t iot in.j tiling
I Vila nli.i ). nitJXKS SITt!. c'li'liior Hum
11J S'lUl 111 III Mill
J352a.c2? ou. Otcito Dti-oot,
nrxisiTi: niti ilcnm.-it holse,
HAI.V.tl, Off.
Im
SALEI
FURNITURE FACTORY,
IlSli
At Mill Creek Bridgo,
LIUEItrr 8THHKT, - - - H.W.EM, OHKGOX.
All kln.l of
FUENITUEE ON HAND,
Auil lUaile to Order.
THE TRADE SCJPPLTED
On the lowcHt term for CWHII.
JUt. W(ll:is (loiicitnlallKliKlHorTITUMNn
Orders iirompllj Atlendi'd to,
ilnmHitrllvcrtil to n pint or lliotlt), tu thciull
road, or nil . I r, imu in-' eiiMini.
PAllMENTEH & BIBCOCK.
April aj, 13T5. Mf
.SJ2lX3 33 JLa 32! 2
Jtrfi. tT,
lliii in.) ii tipntti.
A few lotlKii. uf I1..I1.U11) . anii.l ne.u'
Mi. Tlioinas CumjilH'h, nn bill Cr.e'!., I'olt
I'ountj, have) hem nurl.uipi in tho neiLjliLorhoiKl
fov tl.o just few to!ih, tlios.j.uvsdoi-if; iiili
ii.fi- whonovir tlmy i onl 1 (jet tt to il.i, J.djt .Sim
ila tliej all left camr. hut a httlu fiirl, who tin;
loft to Wp a tiro tin.lei a j.t mliieli llicj li.nl
imtolM.il. They liiul ljfe.n gono but a uliuit
lime, and when they ruturuod they fun ml
tlio llttlo t-lil aLout lift) arils from tho tiro
with nil hi r elothcs binned off ami her
Ixxlyburiiisl into a inrfie-t clmler. It hoiiM
mem that licrclotlit bad caught mo nud uho
bail htarte.l to run to her rnothci', hut ilrop exl
Uforo uho got very far fioui whero eho HUrted.
Bonieot lho iiiiahboH caino to tho rcecuoand
aUtol hi making tlolltlh. thiiiL-oioinfoita.
bloaiiKMih!c, bit thofr IHirU to saio hir
lilo eio iiuavullln', itmUho rllnl inufnw Lourd
cftsr. hlifi vusilxorievcn jfau ef rfe.
HARNESS.
trrAvivo puRHi.vhi'i) iiik iNticui-rtT n:'
A-l Mi VS'atkintl' ill ll.uoll tiMili'lil.id h.'iHflln lhe
abov. lino tho iulentle.li ol tho com. luulte U u.llcil
nt ail.A jI..a1 .aT
oahaml, wliifli laoliruiIatnaU) rulinc! rile-.
SADDLES AND BBIDLES
At Juwiih -Irj.n. r vilei'i-.
llz.ti'i.wz.ro, Whips, Ilobci;, oie,
UVji.lit evtryh.iily.
iialcni. Fell, ta, i .
HIM
To Breeitas oj
Li J ml.' fttlm l 1 - 1 ftlllttl I I Mil I ft")iTi" 1
tlH tl ( kllKlvt It uf t i (OllHir Hi till' I 1 "1 M(. H-
I ll "t (lu v t (ft liUU " 't.i Mt , hi it ut. I t mi'l nt I
n tit il !,- ' Vti n 1 Jilll itiKti , i nt Hl IM of
l.ur i "lul l- i, upth i hi- tui-t It ih 1;m ii hk i.rtln '
t iw t).i Ruiun : u-, i u t In 'ii utmi,). in.l i h him uu
tm.fi,ri jii i 1 1 r i i'hi 'iiicl hi l tit Hjjit, Mit-M in
tiro'tii mill I( In'H mi Ii nun tie utlh) iiuy UnIi .
to e ilciUi rul lu I'tMt u i I, ilt tu Otll'V itM 1
-ilit r , t full d ilt'ii ts Mliro tntiii dtruii1
uf ii'irilu'-ltu lire ii nl mi inuut'i, Wil iru -miu'I
utit tlnui u U In pl tu nil oi'v.r auuiui.iuil wl n
rihUd. Uh ii'iml (nt
Any cotntmii 1 ntmui urtuii'ilrlus u III be piiuilptJy
inwiiul U) u 'itrtniii
Jjlltr hulfin, 4)roii.
FA KM
FOR SAJLK.
Acr
?tu,
rBIKN Jttl.Kfi HOUTII VIJOM DAI I.V
X. litre e minuwot iioin L. lvll.', S'olli
VND
( t..
vikvmi Kill ini-PH t'o.d furn.lne' laul. Dm re-l
uiit; Ii ill .-' e'riizl'ii hint, A tj.lu.illn rtrvatn St
e.utTluii- fiio.iiih thu piiml-i'K. It if a vi ty ili'Mr
i..l.i Hii.cl. ri.ii. ii. t'ar.h'a vvli.)il u lo no lull, lho
rluik l.ii-tTif will i'iMii.l to iminl". m iti u ho.
lino 1 iirtl.nsli'ir .l-rivlteio, For I ill I In' r pirllentiui,
If. i inuof or ujjiert
ij. c. ?u-riTi.iKr ,
W Urn ljICfueofo,-.-
J!pjzm.QVB' Wardiouse
SaVLEM,
Tlio S'alcm Storing and Shipping Co,
TH I'KBIMKED TO 1IPCMVB AND HTOItE
M. (train from all turtle tilT.rlm,', at reatuiiubla
rate. Also, Mill -
IJuy and cll on C'uiumltxtonv.
W. J, IERttEW,
Afiei.t.
Hahm, Au. l'l, 1675.
GHO. K. SHSZZh
alV. t t ' 11 O y lit JLa U W ,
SA.ItM, OltftflON,
DSice .r th' OM e!wart-tlt;ii8ta.
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