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runuimxits and rnormr.Tons.
S. A. CIjAIIKI. 1). IV. OKAICJ.
Ycriim of .Nuhnrriplton.
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8 Al7lli" Fill D AyTaI'IU Ij 071877"!
Driving Sheep across the Mountains.
IIi:i'Ni:u, Alureh 17lli, 1877.
1)d. Fakmi:u: .Somo of your renders
inny contemplate bringing Hheopttcross
tlm inounluiiiH this Spring, to whom a
few words tf caution inny not be amiss
for it is an undetiiahlo Taut that the ma
jority of sheep which are driven to
this country from the valley break out
tlio ensuing winter with tho scab. I
bellovo tho principal :.uiso of this Is
using corrals along tho road In which
.scabby hands Imvo boon in before
them. I would consequently advise on
mo account to use a corral from first to
last and oven when tho sheep arrlvo at
their destination to build a new corral
In preference to using one which might
be already there, in fad, I heard a
gentleman, who brought sheep over
the mountains last .Summer, and whose
sheep have (ho scab, say that ho be
lieved his sheep got It from a band of
hcabby sheep that wero put into his
corral soiyo night on their way to the
mountains early in the Summer and
which he did not find out till after Ills
slice)) broke out.
Jinny Inlhietitlal lloclc owners rec
ommend sulphur fed to the sheep with
their salt as a preventative of scab.
3Iy experience is too limited to speak
personally, but It seems reasonable if
it Is good In a dip, in which it is com
monly used, that it would be good fed,
as a sure way of reaching the skin.
At any rate it is not an expensive ex
periment and may save many a dollar.
If (ho sheep are started early in the
.Spring, driven carefully, and when
they get to this side, kept in the moun
tains till the snow comes in the fall,
(hey will be in as good condition to
Maudlin winter as any sheep! Sum
mered here, llcsldcs the advantage
of (he mountain range In the Summer
this plan will divide (he Journey and
bo easier on (he sheep. They will not
bo so liable to contract the r-ciib either
after t-oitiu rain or snow have fallen.
Ifbucksare brought along with the
band, they will be wished In hoiiiu dia
bolical locality before many days. For
It Is Imposnlhlo to apron them with
any satisfaction, If they are put on so
us to stay (hey will Injure (ho bucks
mid leave him unlit for ice when he Is
wanted and they are always getting
them oil' if put on loose. It Is there
fore butter to bring them by themselv
es, as lambs coming in winter are a
great deal of trouble if nut so much
loss. I brought some sheep to this
country by (he boat last Summer via
Portland and the D.illes, and although
I have never crossed tho mountains,
from what I have seen and heard 1
.should bo inclined to try that way
next time. This as to the best way for
(he sheep without regard to expense.
A good dog is indispensable in the
mountains being worth a do.on men
mill loss fatiguing to tho sheep.
We have hail a remarkably iitio
winter hero with green growing grass
all tho time, so thai all kinds of stock
are fat.
There was a snow storm the other
day, however, which was rather rough
on Spring lambs, it Is beautiful wea
ther while I write though. W. A.
Nl'.W OUWKlt ON MO.MIXTKAD K.".
Tit nv. iv dispatch from Washington
dated March Will, says: The (ioueral
I, and Ollleo to-day promulgated an lin
ponani oilier, Mgncii iy secretary
Chandler Just bolero the retirement
from the department, modifying his
decision of last May, m as to permit
hoMlcrs' and sailors' additional home
hleadoiltiles to be made III tho fallow
ing named case-, which are very num
erous, l-'nst, tho-o which are pre
sented prior to the order of .March L'filh
lS"(i. htispeudlug all enterics of this
kind and rejected for reasons IusulU
lent In law to bar their voptIon. but
kept alive by appeal, and which by
such rejection were postponed beyond
the date of the onKr and .so Kwt. Sec
ond, those actually in the hands of
agents or attorneys at tho date of the
promulgation of tho iiitruclloiis of
Uay.l, In the execution of the do
Itartmeut's decision or .May 17th, 1S7U",
which under (-aid Instructions have not
been recognized and which still re
main In the hands of such agents or at
torneys. Third, entries will boallowod
to be made by agents or attorneys of
the party originally cntUlou to the en
try; but only after thol'ouiiuMonor of
tho (louornl l.aud Oilico shall have cor
titled that the claim N valid and that
tho partv Is. entitled to the amount of
land claimed, under Mich Instructions
and regulation us tho Co!iititlsioiier
amy priMwrllxf.
Wsule Hampton U tifty-Ave years old,
Latest Experiment in Sowing Whsat.
A farmer in Modoc County, Califor
nia, lias been experimenting with
wheat, and contends that the old way
of sowing from 100 to 100 pounds of
wheat to tho'acro is wrong; that more
grain enn bo raised by sowing only two
pounds. A correspondent of the San
Francisco Call thus describes tho ex
periment and its results:
On tho 8th of last April ho had one
eighth of tin acre carefully measured
In tho presence of witnesses. It was
subdivided Into spaces about 19x.'J7 in
ches nimrt. and two ounces of seed
wero planted, the grains counted and i
confession or joiia i m:k.
'J lip .If ration H Mfwmi-rc-.IZoriiioM t'lmrcli
llCfi)UII8ll)K.
Ban Jom Mcicury.
A confession revolting and terrible is
that ot John D. Leo. who to-day pays the
penalty of Ids lifo lor tils participation hi
the Mountain Meadows mas-acre, la Utah,
September 115, 1857. It will bo remem
bered that Leo was arrested somo two
years ogo, charged with murder, and was
tflcd at Heaver City. Tlio Jury, largely
composed of Mormons, tailed toagiee.
As Is alleged by tlioso in a position to
know that tho desires of Urlghatn Voung
and tlio Mormon delegate Cannon, that
the ground spaced so as to take but ono Utah bo admitted as a State, led tothc
seed In each nlnco. Jt was then irri
gated mid cultivated like Indian com.
Now for tlio result, as harvested In
tho latter part of September. The
number of heads per stool was from 00
to 118 well developed nentts. i f-onti
you a sample stool, ono of many from
the plat, which contained 1513 heads,
118 of which were fully developed.
The number of grains per head in this
stool was SO. Over one-half yielded
100 grains each. Owing loan accident
Mr. Jlksell failed to get the accurate
weight or nien.uromont, but making
all duo allowance for that wasted, the
yield was ten bushels, or at the rate
of SO bushels per acre, 10 more than
the proposition called for.
Now compare tho above result with
an average crop sown oioaucast. 1 am
assured that tho average number
heads per stool In an average Held of
wheat, sown broadcast, Is not over live,
of 10 grains each, which would bo not
less (nan DiM bushels per acie, if all the
seed grew. What becomes of the seed?
in tlio Held wnere mis nine piat grow
llnal abandonment of Lee by the Clmnth,
fiotn which ho was expelled, and at tho
second trial, which also took place at
Hearer City about three weeks since, lie
was found entity, and sentenced to be
shot on the 23d Instant to-day.
Tho confession which Leo let with his
counsel, Win. Bishop, tor publication
after his death, anticipates tlio event by
ono thy. It will bo seen below that many
other- arc also charged with participation
la the massacre. Tho substance ol the
confession Is given below.
John f). Leo was born at Kiskasla,
Itaudolpli county, Illinois, heptomber 0,
lSI'J. Ills mother being a member of the
Catholic Church, ho was bantlztd hi the
off faith. Both parents drlnr when he was a
boy, his youth was ono ot hardship and
trial. Ilomarrlol tho ilrst time In ls:u,
and moved to Fnyctto county, llllnoh,
whoio ho soon b'caino wealthy. In lS.'I'i
ho made the aeiinlntauej of some Latter
I linn u'tia imi'n lirivtflf.fiif tit iihritit Hiii.ti... t i . i t .1...
.i.u .... ........ ......... .. ,.,,.. ........ - - lAiy iiiu.iu.iur, mm soon oiiioiaeeu wiu
saniotiine, (Oacres. It waslrrigite(I,Mormo1 raU , t , ,.,
us was the other, and harvested at the . , , . , , 1 , ..,-
same (line. J t was put in good shape ' fmn' n,ul "ovine to MbSDinl In InI..
had the best of care, and at an expense where he Joined tho Mormon church, and
ol $:M lor seed alone. Tho yield was
not over 1:0 bushels per acre, or 'J,00U
bushels for the crop. Had this 100
acres been planted and cultivated as
the eighth of an aero was, with like
results, the outlay for seed would have
been, at three cents per pound, tho
price of thegraln sowed, s;l.OO; tho yield
N.OOII bushel. Mr. Ulssell Informs mo
that he will plant .'J' or 10 acres next
spring, using (he seed planter and cul
tivator instead of tlio broadcast sower.
Tho facts I have given can bo well at
tested, If desired. Should any further
Information be wished for, it will hu
furnished by addre.-slng I). (). IMssoll,
Willow Itnneh, Modoc Co., California.
Tin: Makvkmil's Fouch or Ouow
iNu Vj:u kt. 11 !.!. !: von the appar
ently soft cellular fungi will lift euor-
liiuun wuikiiim; aim imiiusi uvor.v runner i ,imill i. nmimrU..
must bo familial with somo records of , . ...... .. '
IllllllO m 1IIU IllllllUlllilllJ Ull
their displacing lingo tlagstoues or
bursting tho arches of cellars. About j
two years ago Mr. W. S. Clarke. I'rosi-,
llillll T Mill .vjffll It A irllfillll mihiI t 1lfif.. '
.,... ... ...w ......V .IIIVIIIIIIUII VWIIVU
of Massachusetts, assisted by a number
of tho olllcers and students of the col
lege, conducted a series of export
mots to ascertain the expansive force
of vegetable tissue. It would occupy
too mucii space to nesuriuo tne expert
becamo Intimately iiopialntcd with Joseph
Smith, Itrlgliani Young and other loadeM.
From then until tho Mormons returned
and settled at Xauvco, Illinois and
dually at .Salt Iil.o City, Ctah, Leo
was oau ol tlio chief men of tho commu
nity, acting rucces-Ively as eoMler. body
guaid, recotder, head clcik of tliu church,
traveling mU-Iouary, Mormon legislator,
l'robato .IiuIku of Washington county,
Utah, and hi various other ehtiich raid
olllulid olllces.
But tho crowning net of hit miy with
which Lee's immu has been connected,
was tlio massacre at Mountain Meadows
In 1S.17. According to tlio confession tlm
mas-acru was tho result of tlm direct
teachings of Hrlghaiu Young, nnd was
of tho Mormon church.
order ot, the massicro was
meiits in detail and the apparatus em
ployed, hut the results may besuiuniar-
Ir.od In a few words. Tho plant om
ployed for tho purpose was the
niamiuotu pumklu, Cuvurbi'u maxima.
The fruit was the one confined to test
tho force. Tho Heed was planted on
Inly 1, and the plant grew with such
extraordinary rapidity that by August
1st, tho female (lower was artificially
Impregnated. Tho young pumklu Im
mediately began to enlarge, and on the
17th it measured -1 inches in circum
ference. 11 wastlien confined and cou-
lssucd by C'fil. Dane, Lleuteuaat-Colouel
Isaac C. Uaight, and a council of .Mor
mons at Cedar Citvv Utah. Lieutenant
Colonel llalght was thu leader hi all things
concerning civil, church and military mat
tcrd. It was n crime puuUhalilo by iluntli
to disobey his orders. After narrating
tho tacts coueornlug tho approach ot tho
westward baud ot emigrants, their num
bers ovhlch were about l'JU), etc., tho con
fession goes on:
Lleutoiiant-Colouc-1 Uaight Mid that
the emigrant' wctu a rough tel ; that tlitiy
wero bad men. iobber.s and murderers,
' and helpud to kill tho Ml.-.-ourl prophets.
I heltuvcd hhu. I was ordered to nil-o nil
Indian baud to attack their train and run
'oil their cattle, and to hivo thu Indians
kill thu emigrants. I font Cail Shlrts.iny
son-in-law, to rolo a baud of southern In
dians. Xephl Johnson went to the other
tribes. Da Monday morning I left thu
Iron works to obov inv orders
Ou my way homo I passed many Indians
nected with an apparatus tor inensur
imr its lifting power. Tho weight lifted1 out on tho war oath I promised to. loin
increased from sixty pounds on August them tho uoxt day. On Thursday morning
'J I to o(M) pounds on August iltst. Hy I tho Indians attacked tho train just at :dny
thoend of September It raised L'.Olo , light, and killed seven and wounded, Mx
wounds, and on Ojtobor iMth. tho i tv': emigrant-, uio oiiiigrauu . uoii ior
weight was Increased to 1.120 Pounds. "" 'wlr i-mHIoh nnu tn
Iudluussur-
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mi..: .... . i..i.. r. mill . ......... i.. i.... I rouiuieu inem auu eeiu lor uiv. iiiu
, " : ".' ..", ? T "".-'" ""::.ri ' whole country was aroused both white
iiii.i nun iiiu niiii.y iiii.uwi iiidki hi
...I l.t ..1. .-!. L. Ait. f.iiiiknln Mil iibtil.J
was carried ton days, on nwouiit of the , JVoin nil illreetloui. I arrived at tho aiuip
breaking of tlio apparatus. Tho root 1 1, ..,i,.,. ,i ivum.i n. imihinsi
system ot this imtnklu plant was some , .l0r0 totcc. Thov demandod that L should
thing extraordinary. After earelully ! e.,n thu i.ttack'. I refused until orders
washing away the earth from it it wad I wero received from Uaight or Dame,
measured ill all its ramitlcatlous, tho I went south tea uillei.inet tho whites nnd
entire length being calculated at fifteen Indians coming from tho -outh nnd
miles. It wivs also estimated tlittt f0 , camped thero tint ulsht. On Wcdiiosday
000 feet or roots must have been pro 1 went to tho Meadows and sent a man
duceil at the rate or 1,000 foot or moro for tnrther onlers to Cedar livek. On
per day. A second plant of tho pump-, Thursday the orders wine by M-Jor
;lu lu the same bed was cut otf close to , 1 Iby. 1 "hero w Iftj i- gh white l
the ground when eight weeks old, ami ,! X'l , ! "", '"'! S'Zecl. llo S
attached to a mercurial gauge to meas- J 'Ur Jw '' n u ; lw"K
uro tho procure of the .sa,. The inax-,"'",,1 Su'SeMhemout
immu torco at tii noil was equal to a '0, t,10r,or,hU-atlonsby tivaehory. I was
eoluuin ot water ls..il (eel high. Nuin i ,0 rol(ow ,Mtf ihgoftruiv, make a treaty,
nierous other experiments In the samo, ..om4d protection, get tho arm-of the
branch of Inquiry might ho quoted, but .migrants, and put tho lek and wounled
tney reveal oniy ino miuuo liueuoiueua -uui tho ciilidivii in tno waston. inoa
In tlillLivtit plants. Journal oftntio-
cU!ii'A rlt.
thu iroon- under lllsiby would me.'t thu
cuilciani. The Indian ero to bu la nm-
hudi. Tho cmlurant women wore to no
Micro is ! ahead, nnd tho ludliiis hi ambn-li were
to kill tno women, aim mo minus, were
to kill tlio men. I and the drivers of the
wagons were to kill tho sick and tho
wounded tint wero In tho wagons. The
other made speeches ; then wo had n
Driver circle, uieu moro speecucs were
the facts which have been brought to i. ...., ..a.., on Frld.iv mornluji tho
light in connection with the trial and L.mir.nni hula, whltu iz living; the
execution of John I), l.ee, leave no inotheru wero again nssembled; spotches
ely tliu,wcro madj bv nit willing to net. inero
Tho Mountain Meadows ma
traced to the door of the temple In
which niigham Young olllclates.
Wells, his tlrstotllcer, appears to have
Issued tho order for the destruction of
tho emigrants. There Is no likelihood
tliat auv or the principals to ttm iiuir IWlv.,aml It was agreed by all parties tint
dor will ever bo brought to Justice, but , h .... ' ,.l0 ...n, 0, r(-tvi ,or Hi to (0 us wo
room to doubt that he was mor
agent of the chief of the Mormon
church.
wetv present M-dora onn .n. nigny, ruu-
ll K. Smith, lilsbop ot tlio eiiurcii at i. e
darCitv; .loci White. Win. C btowait,
11,'iijiuihi Arthur, Alexander Wlldou,
I'li.iilos Hopkins. Tate, ha Allen.
Kobert Wilcv, Kleliml llanl-on. Siinuel
duke-, Nejlil ,Uihii-on. Carl Shirt. fcwen
.laeobv .loim Jacobs. K. Curtis Thomas
Cartwrlght. Wm. Hateman, Anthony
Simtton, A. l.ovorulge, Jovph uou.,
.lolm lhirley. Cohmiluti Ftwmaii and
lu Hnixil diamonds are found ouioilwrs, makhic.'H or 53 whites ami nbjut
iiiomituhis tl.000 feet above tho trn. . tOOor.W) liutnuH
Only the fullest and nut perfect
seed shouhl bo sown. We should al.
ways reject tho small and Imperfectly
formed grains of com on each eutl of
the ears, Seed may be constantly im
proved mill production Increased by,
constant care in this direction. i
William Hatcmaii. JIo was met half way
hy tiio emigrants, 'i'hey held n parley,
and when Bntcsmnii rrtnrneil hu ild tho
emigrants would surrencfer their arm and
do ns icrpio'ted. The Midlers ;nurttcd
out within 200 yards ol thr emigrants. I
took tho wagons, went to Oie camp ami
stated tho orders. They said' llioy oulu
surrender, nnd they put up their arms nnd
their sick and their wounded nnd children
Into tho wngons. They were burying
their dead men. Tho emigrants wore lu
fonra. Thov feared truachcr?. I he
wagons wero loaded and started. The emi
grants went In slnglo llle; the women and
largo children ahead. When tho men wo
men nnd wagons wero half a mile- from
tho starting place tho llrlng comnunced.
Tho Indians killed tho women and large
children; tho Mormons killed tho men? tho
driver with mo killed thoslckand wound
ed. Vie saved seventeen children, dead,
who wero stripped, mutilated and let on
tho Hold1. Tho nent day Height, Danie
and the other leaders came; theyipiarrcltd.
Ilnlght told Dame, 'Vou ordered it, nnd
iliimu yoiv It Is too Jatc to go back."
Dame said bo did not know there wero so
many. Wo hurled tho dead and drow
tho cattle to iron Spring-. The wagons
and other property wero sold in Cedar City
by order ot tho Church authorities. Tho
onlers were hilly obeyed. Thu horrors of
tho ma-sacio weio beyond description.
The biethern wore sworn again to secrecy.
'JliIs was dono by order ol the Chutch,
then at war with tho Government.
This Is the account if the maesacio ol
Mountain Meadows, and tho pilncipal
portion ot J. D. Leo's conto--lon. Moro
satanlc barbarl-in tho hiqtd.dtinu nor the
history of religious wars never knew. But
It would bo iiniu-t to burden religion with
tlio re-poiilhlllty of this uia-sacio. It
was tlm outgrowth ot Brlgham Young's
laiiatlclsm, deviltry and thirst for power.
Tho masacro remained n secret for many
years Retribution finally overtook tho
murderers. A Miunltcrn Is lorsnkcii by
hlspiipurlott, and publicly shot. Hrlghaiu
Young, thu Instigator of tho nris-acrc,
says Justice cries aloud, and presents to it
u scapegoat in tho person ot .Tohu I).
Lee.
WHEA'Jl1 AMD oats
Olioppod. into Feed,
Sior -3aio..T'cia.t"ti. Toll.
....Also....
Sasli, DooriSf Blinds,
Idloxtlcli ugs,
Turning. SCnlr work', Ocrtstcads,
jtnrciiiiH, Slaiuls, Tables,
FANNING MIMLiS9
And all Utnds ot Furwiturc,
At 38D-ItOr!K PUICKS. op ArcrtnVorkf
buUkllntf, Nulelil. icily O. F. BKNNIS.
JACKS AND MULES!
KENTUCKY JACKS
AMD MUMS.
LATtOlMStronTA-TION OP TUB STOCIC 07
thuvori liost l'cill -reo frcci Kentucky will ar-
rttchiCrt.lllc):iiIrorKililbItIon and Sale unrinj: :ac
miniTi Mf fnrrfi.
ThPfcnnlmcli" nro ImTorteit y llio owner. W. .Tl
I.VLi:. of .Oai.TllIo. Kcniclty mil wilt be uperlcr
to any nnlmnin 31 1110 mm yet nnriuii.
Ttry aro nil VRKMIt'.lf.IAflw of the Stnto-onC
nf tlinc .fnckm has lii-en ovhUilrnrl nt itll tlio boet'
Bnlp..nndlia- vou :i KlltST iniKJI JUMS.
Krciy ono r.f 1 tee .lack Is or tb 11EST IVilluroc.
-.ml they nro the tin t-ft nnlayils In every way lu nil
ZvntniKy, aStntrthst bin ilcvolci? moro time, mo
ney, nncl can1 In ral-hij Jjicfeu tlo all the other
Stnten or llio Uilin, ,,..
TJliftf .Tackf lis-v irnvcil UicnrHTC!" Iho Eit
1 EST of Ureoilpi-i", if Mulr cot by t-mn out of onll
nary Mn- will nvrwjn 1 (I li jndirblgil, Bulmnls that,
ba 'D wild nt (r.TO mnl HW.) i-acta.
TheneDiilaialii wll 1c wor linlho tio;tat notlcoor
Dii-(!vti In all Virtu of tho l'nc.necoars'
A f I.Yl.K will lia-B' 111a n?.T on c:raiuiiini in
,vn3;.MUiti: : a ii.irtit Mn:.
An extraordinary aHalrliapponed atiout
tho year 1710. Ono of tho directory very
rich man, had occasion for- '."I0.C03, which
ho was to pay as tho in Ice of an ostato ho
had Ju-t bought. To t'acilltato tho matter
Iiecanietl tho sum with hlui to the bank,
and obtained for It a bank-nole. On I. Is
return home, ho was suddenly called out
upon particular business. Ilo threw the
unto carelessly 011 tho mantlo-plcce, but
when hu came had; a lew minutes after
wards to lock it up. It was not to bo ibuud.
No ono hid entered tlio room : he could
not. literature, sinpoct any person. At last
alter much iiielt'cetual search, ho was per
suaded that It has fallen irnm the iiiiintle-
niece Into tho lire. Tho director went to
acquaint his colleagues with tho misfor
tune mat nau iiaiipuueil to mm; niul as ho
was known to bo 11 perfoerlv honorable
man no was really bulluvcd. It was only
about four and twenty hours IVotn tho
thno hu had dupo-lted his money, thev
thought, therefore, that It would bo hard
to it; Also his request for a second
note. Ho rveolveil It upon giving
an obligation to restoio tho tlrst uoto If
t shoiihi over bo round, or pay tho money
hhiiclt It it tfioutii 1.0 ,.r ....a ,r ..
stranger. About thhty years alterwarus
vtho dlreotur having been long dead, nnd
his heirs in possession of his fortune), nu
unknown person patented tlio lo-tuoto at
tho haul:, ami ilemanded payment. It
was in vain that thev mentioned to tills
person the transaction by which tho uoto
was annulled; ho would not listen
to It. Ho maintained that It had
come to him trom abroad, nnd In
sisted Umu Immedlato iiaymcnt. Tho
uoto was, payable to bearer mid th W0,
000 wero paid to him. The heirs or tho
director would not listen to any demands
ot.rv-tltutlon, nnd the bank was obliged to
sustain tlw loss. It was discovered nicer
war ils that nu architect, luving inirehascd
tho direet.or's hou-e. had taken It down hi
order to build auothor 011 tlio sauur spot,
had tonml tho uoto hi a crovico-oi the
chimney, nnd niailo his dUcvcry an eu
glno for nibbing tho bank, la which hu
was siic.YSSliil. Ucpuhllcan.
irrmi'Km:
i:oit widow
wiuowt:itv
AND
H11. !.hir.rli nnlmMt t'jo I.Mli In till' 3-'H of Miircll.
nuU tliey c-m bu "ccli.it tho la)!n Stoi'i aril" or
lc.-'n".Myil& 1101,"-. corner tali Ptmt, Junction
of IIhvc' Valloynnii:. Rrkn Strttt. tho Lel "tock
vartl iir San FrancUcu, wIuto iiu.Tlifei'C can oxam
Ine uam ... . . .
Mr. TALK ntitlclratcbrlnj;lm: fa, iOn. n nno lot
of SKOKTHOlt.V rATl'J.K, of bl !i IVd'nwo aluo;
liEui.Hiiiui: HWtxi;, ui kknvucky mkuinu
bllCi:i, nil nf the very lift Mock , .. ,.
It ltlioi!ninr Mr. I. TiR to lull v only t'li? VhKV
IlhhT STOI'K of each kind, nml o.sti" tho boat, ellch
n can bo iruirautecil to lumen.
CAruuiEahavlni;l''t- J.l'Kiiiiinrr.nof n.Htho an
linalo rill bo veaily br tin ttimliiMloti of all who
ilelto to aernrii nil- rtncl.. lilcb 'tn Impi.rti'r 1
cnnfldciiV lll bu the YllifHT I OT OF ST9UK of
IliN kbil EVKK Vfl" IMI'OHTIID 1NTOUALI
FllHNlAi Ml. I.vc will have. In aiMltlnn to II 0 IVdlcreci of
tliUrtoc, Or.MUNTKi: C'K.wwicATrf rroui ll.'M ollt
ccr of llio Iium liifll'iilloiH In (he HHU', Ivlnu
rlroui; proof of tho rullnblllly of Mr. I. m: n a rilncl;
Urocdcr, ml of tho oxcullcncv of lit f(Rl!
Alter 1.' fillablo tlmn initio l'snl'ililrm 0 tliU
Stock, what Isiiut void nt 1:hatk Sau, llitirowlll
bo a 1. A m 3-1'l'llMC S V1.IC n: tho beii ulvrii ilnco in
Ciilirornlr.i Of tlm time untl jilicu of Oil Bale, duo
notice will bo clen.
Am. iori'-in who wlclt Info-nillnu rofoctlns thu
iiiiinlicr ar.it etiaiactvr. or jirlcr of thejo anlma1. nro
Invited to call on iirndrtrw tli-i Editor nf km, C.im
foiisu !'. 'imkh, Han Kranclf co,. wbo w 11 thecr.Tilly
render all l:Tormatloii iroinHU.
W. J. LVLE,
Stoolc 2jioc1ci,
Dainillc.
JCy.
The Tlaiiilsoino Young1 -Jlitl Wired
Clydosdalo Stallions,
W?
ROMAHCE & AD'?ENT0BB,
mK I'ltOfKtlTY 01' WILLIAM CHALMKItK,
JL will flani-'iir C3oxaxollix 2JfnrtT3Xl,
I'orncliu. W 'uliliiKiun coiiuiy, tho vliniliii; nu.on,
fiotu April in-to July it. They (wined two t.ttl tirr
mlum at llio Ur-'iion State Fair lnl fill, for tli be.
"TiTifffir -aa:iilBW.,'i!.I,?iJ.r5 E th.
in aro It known to bo In loal. Mr?' ultfpojw'.of bo.
toro foalliii;, to bo iiald for a In frcli
inlrSmt WM. caALXSiUS.
Administrator's Notioo.-
THE uii(lerlcncd. lmvlnc bceuid'jlv appolstcjhy
thoCouniy Cuurt of Murlon (nua.v, Orcijoa, .-ul-minlitrator
nf-'the enaie or II. O. Dajtnn, lato of "aid
cou uty, di'teaMd: tbcrcfnre all ixnoH lmlnpcla(mii
ORalntt raid "iiilo will ileao ircooiit tho phrio o
tho anmlnMrator at bl rotldenco, rear ItnbNird. In
raid county, -.rltliln ilx iminth f.'oi.i- tht d.Mc,, and
H'roii mvlic raid vttato will plit-n maku tnimcdl
ttto luyment. L. C. DAYTON, AdwV.
March 8.1, 18771 pd.
This is what iiuiUes thum so high,
The Hag of truce wat was. carried by j breathe.' '
It Is not usual to Invito guest to the
mirrtigo of n widow. If a widower mar
ries n .toiiug girl, tho cthpiettu Is tho same
as that nt 11 Ilrst marriage. A widow
must marry lit tho morning early, without
show, niul has only her wltueses and
tho-o ot her Intended. Her dress niibt bo
plain, of quiet color; black, how
ever, Is not aduilsslhio. On leaving
church, tho brldo Invites to breakfast
tho witnesses who have lorutcd tho patty,
but 110 other giie-t.s ni-o hivlifd to this i'e-pa-t.
Ou the lltteeuth dav i.ttor the mar
rlage, cuds 1110 scut beirlug the new nil
dress of tho man lego pair. A widow nev
er makes wedding cdN after rvuuiryhii:.
Tlioso who rccidve tho c.irds do tho visit
hit;. Thi.Mii U a mouth allowed for tho
ntiini ot tho cuds and the visits. When
a idiigiu lady inirrle-. after having pa-ctl
tho u-ml ao t;c iii'irrlage tho ivrcmony
should ho Mmploand unohtriblve.
Tho specie In the llauk of Fninco has
attalui'd to the enormous sum nf'J.'JUO,
000,000 trams against n note ehxailatlon
ot 'J,tn.,(H)0.t.C0 tranc-, or mow than !
lor ivnt. The hank has begun the pnic
tkv ot charging a per centago for IsMilnr
Its notes on deposit ot bullion and torelgu
coin, for the purposo ot reducing Its circ'i
latlon by making it expensive for holders
ot gold to obtain paper for It.
Inquire. a Iwvy of puAlcd lady ivaOots;
Aro tliodarhingehecked haiulkuivliicfs,
which vtii eo uirried with such exactness
in tho gentlemen's pockets, ncturJv for
severe st-rvlee i " Let It not ho so whim,
deritcotl, f dr imestloners, for every well
ivguuiuii swvu curios not oruy r. tuower,
out a uiow-er. as well.
" 1 went to co my girl tho vthordav,"
sa.-s D.iu. "I kU-eil her reiMiatciliy, and
when 1 dually censed, the t.nrs cauio Into
her eyes, and sliu said hi sad tones, 'Ah,
Uut 1 tear you have ceaiod to lovo inc.'
Uli, no. 1 iiavcirt,' L wld. 'but mtiH
4 -
Expectorant
h mm m
Stubborn Coughs an (lipoids yidit
prcmplly to tho hcalldg nnd cara
tlvo properties of Dr.JAync'AKl'x
pccionuit. It loosen rnud proiaotw
the-oxpectoratlon of Irritating: aiot
tor; mitigates inno!ipaln nnidut-ti-ea,
and chocks hi hltnmntlou.,
A9thma, Bronchitirg ami TTiroat
Troubles nro nt co rollcvod by
Dr. jHjrue'H r.xjorniit. It re
moves coiistrictloi if tho Ilratiuhinl
tuhos, Ioosouh ph'cgm, sooilic nnd
healrt tho mucous ucmbrau,nrrat!ii
any feverish tendjticy, ami holpa to
forwnnl n graduas.curo.
Consumption, Pleurisy, cnil Lung
AtfectionS nro iiorallyooiitrcilled
aud aiuollorated hy lr. J.njue's. Es
loctomnt. It taves tholungiS From
much IrritatlniMuiiI distress, ly re
lieving them of tho IrrlUitlngnMttcra
hy which thev tiro cl egged, It also
suppresses InlrumuaUoii and glvca
tho affected p:(td n chanco to heal.
Whooping Counh.CroupandHoarae-
n6SS nro clUcneiousiy trcatttl hy Dr.
Jiixuo'h llxpcctorcnl. It removes
dltUculty rtf breathing aud oppron
bloii In tho throat or lungs, promote
tho ejeetlci of uiucus mid subducts,
tho violence of the&o complaints at.
tho oulhct. It is a Kafo Family Cura
tive, of loug-ostablishod reputation.
and whero promptly adnilnlstcrcd,
has enabled many to escape- serious,
Lung Affections.
T. A. DAVIS & CO.. Wholesale Assnt. Portend
Or-jsuu. iwir.iu'j
1)U. 11. V. CHASE,
T,YET,f,-0Vvwe8ttSKMn.U.S. Yolacteew, .
Xj OiUcc, Uattla'e biock, -.a stairj. ctx
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