"t.
$2,50 per Year.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FUNERAL OF SENATOR MORTON.
Indianapolis, Nov. 3. Tbo folio wing per-
sons bavo given notice of tbeir Intonllon to
bo prostnt at the funoral on Monday: Soo-
retaryof war, secretary or tho navy, attor-
noy-general, first assistant postmastor-gen-
oral,acommlttoo of tho U.S.sonate, com-
mitteooftho houco of representatives, tbo
gcvornorsofOhlnand Illluota, state offlcors
of Illinois, Mayor Morllnnd, ox-Mayors
Davis and Johuson, of Cincinnati, com
mittees of tho board of trndo nnd ohemborof
oommoreoof Olnclnuatl, board of aldormun
and common counsil of Cincinnati, repre
sentatives of tho Judlolary and federal offi
cers of Olnolnnati, Hon. Win. II. Smith,
Oon. Anson Stagor. Hon . Win . Fcnn Dixon
of Chicago, IIon,Itlnnd Dallnrd, Hon, J. M.
Harlan, Oon. Jno. 10. Kun, Hon.Jtmcs
Speed of Loulivlllo, Col. It. G. IugorMilI of
Poor In, III., Col. Jumna II Kids, of St. Louis.
Largo numbers of prominent men of this
ntato and olowlinro bavo also telegraphed
tbolr intention of being bcro.
Tbo Cincinnati olty com ell and various
other bodies bnvo been hut fori to-day paying
respects to tbo memory of tbo lato Senator
Morton. Hlsobsrqulca will bo largely nt-
totaled by promlncnl Cltiolnnntlnn.
Louisville, Nov. 3. At a meeting to lake
notion on tbo death of Morton, Judpo Maud
IbillBrri,Geuontl John Ilnrlan, Colonel A.
G. Hodges, Goiibrul II. II. Ilrlstow and
Thomas Speod drafted resolutions psylug a
boautlfultrlhuto to tho memory of the do
coaseri, dosing as follow:
Mourning his loss, filled wltn grtoflhat
hWgrntt heart no loncr lhrob-ln sympathy
for all that Is good and ricjlrnhlo, and that 11
groit counsellor nnd ndmluLiralor bun puis
oil iiway. wo resolve:
- Tint o tender to hi rfil'otori family this
nxpross'ton of our rrnoot fir Iho memory of
uov. morion, ann 011-r in mrin uurueepesi
wympUhy In this liotir of tbolr grlor.
A coiumlltoo wan uIho nppolnlid loattond
tho funoral.
St. Louis, Nov. 3 Miss I'l'robo Cousins
will loivo for Inrilunapnlh to-morrow Inst
tond tho funer.il of the lalo Senator Morion
Sho will tako with herahisiitlfiil floral ol'cr
lug as a tribute of grtitltuilonnil rtfrpeot from
Mm. Francis Minor and herself fur his linn
advocacy of woman suflnign.
Chicago, Nov. :t. DlepalchrH oro coming
In from all otor tho reunify giving accounts
ofmeotlngs and tosoluiloim of respict to
Senator Morton.
Indianapolis, Nov. 4 At 10 thin forenoon
Senator Morton's remnluH woro escorted to
tbo courthouse by tho JlghS Infantry and
, pall fcoarors, tho Infantry forming around
tho hearso, pall bearers and a few friends on
foot, some of whom ourled lloral offerings.
The boarso was handsomely covered with
flags. Tbo arrangements at tbo courthouse
bavo been admlrablo, and tho Immense
crowd was bandied with but little oonfuslon.
Tbo corpse was exposed In tho renter of the
rosin ball, on either side of which a contin
ual flow of people bavo passed each day and
evening. At loam 50,000, some say more,
have viewed tbo remains. Contributions of
flowers aro In great profusion, some of them
oomlnK from Washington. St. Louis, and
.elsewhere. Stands nf colors composed of
Indiana regimental tugs aro placed about,
the floor.
This evening an Impressive scene took
place. At half past seven the hall was clear-
'ed and further Ingress stopped for tbo tltno
to admit the relatives and near personal
friends ol tbe sonator. They numbered per
haps 60, and marched around tbe casket two
or three times, the orchestra In a remote
gallery playing an spprnprlatn election
whllo they remained. The committers of the
senate and houss arrived to day, and during
tbe alternoon viewed the remains iu com
pany with Gov. Williams.
Tho draping and decorations of tbo oburcb
It being done under tbo mpervislon of Qen.
'James A. Kkln, assistant quartermaster, who
'had brought froai tbe post at Jefferson ville
flags and ssalstiuts for that purpose. Itepre
eentatlvesof the president's cttilnet will ar
rive at II o'clock tonight. Special train
t have been run to-day, bringing in large
numbers.
Indlanapsli, Ind..Nov.5. Italnfell from
daylight to noon. From noon to dark it
fgrew cold, with considerable wind. Tim
peraturo had f.tllen 12 d,rwi up lo sun
down. From the opening nf tho court houo
-doors this morning until 10;:l), an uuinter
ruptel throng moved throiuli viewing tho
honored remains of Senator Morton. At thai
hour the pall betrers took their last look,
when the ctket was taken to the hearso and
thenco to tho reslJanoa escorted by'lbe mill-
try. Tbe first room at tbe lf. from ihehall
waagMcefullydrspel with fligsaud mourn
Ibr emblemi. In front or tbe m'rnir be-
tween tho front windows of thlt apsrtment
atooda msgnlQ'ont bpray of white flowers.
inOmmniiirnf the room, fronllns lbs en-
iraneo. blood a floral pillow with a group of
white and a secondary purple bonliir bear-
"Ingnnonlha center. In violets, the word
IImi." Immedlttelvbfckor tltl. taestb
tbe mnnlul was a Unrsl medalll'Hi havlnc In-
...rf.i t it. tnn a ihMf of fall rioelwhest.
rrhU wes bordered with whlU reaes, having
SALEM,
opposite tbeahoaf, and on tho bottom of the
clroloas It lay, the letter "M" In blue flow
ers, the wholo bordered with a wreath simi
lar. In tbe second room, on tho right,
standing on tho piano, stood a floral harp
bearing tbo motto, "Our friend," and tho
Initials O. P.M. flanked on on the right aud
tho left by two broken floral Hlmfts and in
tbo rear by a portion of the decorations used
at the court housn. In this room was also
placed a floral pillow bearing tbo legond
"Indiana's pride," from Judgn Manlndalii.
In tho third room stood on easy chair, more
eloquent In Its vauancy than nil tho lliral
tributes, urapeu Willi tnn statH iitul stripes
and mourning colors. In thU rnom was
also loctto 1 n shaft of laurel and Ivy lcafos
surmounted by a wblto dovo trom whnn
dpiik was suspendo.i a wrettli orinila;c and
Ivy, and tho motto, "rt slight testimonial of
tho gratltudo wo bear to ono who was the
uuawervlng advocato of woman aulir-tcn,"
Mrs. Francis Mlllor and l'J'mo Ci)77.n,
St, r.oulj. In thN room wns nUo dpnIlod
a pillow compos'd principally of tube rooen,
In tho ranter of which nnpoared tho motto,
Tho Nation Mourns." The ewket was !n.
posltid in tho fourth or ca(.t room, tm,ilnt
tho mantel of which rented an alienor nf
tubo ro-esnud riiri.nilnns wbli tho innllo,
1 K.st," In ptirplu Immnrlollrs, from the
I'rovldout and Mr. ILiyes, brought bv
Ititrchard Hayes. This was Hanked on one
sldn by ashli-ld of wblto rrs's b'lirlugiu
tho center the IiiIiIhIh "O. I'. M." In purple
Immortelle, nnd on tbo othf r bv nn nnulinr
fiom colon d rlil7ens of Philadelphia. As
soon as tho prater reanpd tho houoii was
olearrd nnd the foully lelt lor n brief hour
wun tlK.lr ImuI. Uvm opening tho doors
tho time b'mo rupltd pilor lo tberfinovnl
of the rrnirilnstii iho hotrso by romnutlres
of the cabinet, ntmatn and hniuo of represen
tatives, dlstliigulslied guoiiU and loiiirrar
rhrs In taking n last look, after which Iho
funoml corteee wns formed acroidlng to pro
irrnmmo. Tho chnruh ikcoratloiiM were
elalorato nnd striking, morn so than tboe
st the houeo, but ero I iter ImHglnod tliun
detcrlbed. At l'J:C5 the great oririm round
el tliKopenlng notes ol the fouond miirb on
thodimth rf ilie lisro. 1 hi n ramo the Fare
well from Jeptlia by Ilitiulel; Match Fiiiiq.
title, by Chopin; Ijaobrsnu.se, fiom Ibn
IKqnlei of ilnzmi; Fmn'tul .March, by
Msndfls'ohn; Ulepvof-Tret.b.v,Roliibori
Funeral March loth Memr.ry.ci.OsP.'iMoiv
ton. by William II. 'Chirk. 11ml 'Istlhti
Hiulnnte, from tho Seventh Svmphonv, lv
llontlioveii. Tho rholr of 1M) voIcom tilled
the space blween tho ore ui end putplts
htretchlnt; around iho turn into tin. sllmlo
nbovo. While iho Frowi II Iron) Jepi ha wbh
walling out lioin tho orusu. the letter car
riers, gisy uiiirorined and wlilio ploed,
runiiiniit tbo nldo door, rich benrli'glho
Ibiriil tributes wliloli bad bfeu vent to tbe
Morion honiHi-tcHd. on two htaiulu, At tho
brad and fool of the bier Mood a broken nil
lar of (lowers, the gift of .Mr. Il'llnnd Mrs.
Ingram Fletcher. Around tho altar rs'luud
on oMoh side of tbo pulpit sIoimI I bo (lord an
chor from President Hayes, and the l ro end
tho pillar from Mrs. Hates Iho anchor from
Iho colored citizen of Philadelphia, under
the pulpit, tho star from Air. and Mrs. Km
melt, the pillow from Mrs. Miirilndaln, end
one from Chauncey I'll lev, of St. Louis.
At 1 o'clock Iho remains wero brought Into
church, preceded bv tho oMcMiIng clorgy
men, and followed by tbo pall, bearers, fol
lowed by tho family and relative. Then
came Senators Davis, Iiurnside, lUyard, Mo
D3iiald, Cameron of Pennsylvania, Ilooth,
Itepresentsilves lUnks, Cobb, Town! end,
Uurchard, Davidson, and Hanna. Then fol
lowed the Secretary of War, Secretary of the
Navy, Attorney Oenoral, Ibirehard Haves,
ex Gov. Hendrlck, Gov. Williams, Hon.
It. II. Brlstow,Gen. John M. Harlan, Gov.
Young nf Ohio, Gov. ('ullom nf IIIInol, Col.
Ingersill, M u rat Halstead, Mayor Moore,
Theo. Cooke, Judge Cox ol Cincinnati, and
many other dUtlngulaaod vMtors from
abroad and from every teotlon of this State.
Washington, Nov. 5 As the funeral of
Sena'or Morton takes place today, all the
Government departments and oOlresof the
District government aro olo'ed. FUirs aro
at half mast, and bells are bolng tollod lu
honor of tbe dead.
The House today pasd, under suspeu
slou of the rule, Illaud'a bill for the ro
colnagoof sliver.
Washington, Nov. 0. The overwhelming
majority by whlnh the silver bill paised the
hoim nearly Ave In one, surprNed loth lib
friends and npponnntf. Tho programme ar
ranged by its principal supvorlers at aoon
ferance thh morning, was merely to move a
suNpensinn of tbe rulei for Its SAhlgiuiient to
somo day next week, Subsequently 1 hoy
became convinced there was a poxalbillty of
its obtaining a two-thirds yoloou the ques
tion of its passage but the etrrts were made
with eo mo mUglvlngs, and tho ronult asvon
Uhd liHinmt sanguine friend.
New York, Nov. tlIt'oe, Kepnhllcsn, Is
re eleolod governor of Maaachueo'.t, and
ptobably by an lucreasrd mJorltv over last
year, wbon his plurality wa III, POD.
At this hour tills statu Is oloot and doubt
ful. The result will depend on m-Jirltlo In
New York and Il'Ooklyu, lUpublnuus are
guinlug in New York.
From New .Isreey there Is nothing but a ru
mor which says MiX'lollau will ho 10,(00
majority, Monmoth couutv give him WH)
m-'jiritv, n fallliigoflbiiiro hmtyesrof 1..1U0.
New York, Nov. 0 ThoTirrts' Wshhing
ton t-pecUl .iy Henry S. Stuford has been
ugreod upon as minister to lUlalum.
The ciisln will tomorrow r(f-r tho Hland
silver bill to the tl nance committee, which
will f ndeavor to restrict the amount oj silver
coin which should be a legs! lender. It is
not believed either senate or bouse will agree
to amendments.
It is deemed inevitable by tomo that (be
President and tbe Cankllng faction will lock
horns and begin the content of strength after
tba result of lections U known.
OREGON, NOVEMBER 9, 1877.
F0REIQ1.
Constantinople. Nov. 5. It ta reported
from Orchanlo 011 tho authorltyjof ItusMsn
prisoners that Gpn. Gourko wis wounded
during a recent fight, and has slice died.
London, Nov. 6. A dlspalchibaya recent
successes has renewed tbe war agllitlon in
Dttluaria, '
Ituslan reports Indicate contlsedsnceeM
on tbo Plovna and Orchsnlo and Iovala
roads. Terllren and Titrklo hays bon 00
cupled, snd tho infantry and cavalry de
tachments bavo pnnotrated Yaledantr. paes
In pursiiitnf tbo lelroatlng Tiuks.
A Turkish fmo numbering a,W)0 or-i.OCO
men Irom tho eolith of tbo IttlksussttHcked
ho Huhslsii force ut Mablmnr lotitb of
H'ena. After four hours flghtlntr iho Turks
rolreatcd, leaving ICO ilcnd snd -100 wounded.
Krzernuin, Nov. (). A nevetn attaok was
made tr.-day 0:1 tho Turkish positions. There
was Upbtlog nlonj: tho wholo lino. .After a
ten hours' engagement, the Turkish 'cooler
was driver, nnd tho Turks cotnmeohtvl to fell
hiMik. Mukhtar Pasha was elltbilyw'uuud
ed. ItiiMilun jorcre from Anlnhrin fmyo on
tered Wesieru ICnphratos valley," endanger
liirC tho lino if nominnnlcatlon btv-en Ila
toum nnd Hrxeroum aud H.7.i)routu mul Trl-
lll'Mlllo. f
liOiidon, Nov, ft. A !tiialati ofllelal tils
pa'cli, dated VsKlnky, Notenibrr 4lhMtVHi
Khih Is cloMily invtsted, To-dsy wo com
mouciMl tlio erection of slcgo batterbs eppo
sIIm tho toulherii fort.
An Krzo'Mim telegnun says tho llusa'nns
nro consiriteilnu', lo tbo m rtb of Mnlthtnr
I'rtsna'N posuioti, a rnui leeiting 10 1110 pieiu
hi fore ItiB'iioum. Tho Turks are geueially
mroh moroniiiilldenl.
lly occupation of Iho heights nesr Duhr'b
tint ItilNslans cnniinnud thoTutkUh titntln
;ieii( over tlio Vld, which is Ihoctdy menu
ofegre"s from Plevna on tlio ninth nnd
west. The investment of Tlevn.t I com
plete. Tho ltuH sua mo olecrlng not only
1 ho Snlla loud but all eppioiieht ' frooi the
lUlkaiiH, ATutklxb relieving arr.iy would
bavo to tllit Its wuynpto Pietnit step b
n'ep. ,
A speclil from SnlU eays OhHkelT'asl'.s
at tbe head of aMroug fores, 'ajisHi lug to
Urn relief of 1'Htns, Ostein LVV-tJj erfov
Is amply provlhlnned and iimUv rMnrdo
falrconllllIon,lllwltht.fJ'fflT',fl('''lW,
provrtts WH.lwUrd.':'Thtf.Turk'? f.ro nil cun
tfdMtit lb u liviin Will IMA 1 ut-
P.irl, N 'V.O lloportn my Mehntnrt All
him nrrlted at Sotl.t 10 orcsnlsj and com
uisnd tbonrmy for tho iIA-ii.ko of tho wis
tern p.tes.
Gtitniral (Jrnil received to-dey Midninn
Msc.Mithoii nnd miii. TsIIviaoiI Preregurd,
and Admlial Ulcq lul Duo Toituhss, inluistcr
of miirino.
ltd urns lo this hour show f.07 It-publlcans
and :m Lont(rvatrs elected 10 llm council-
gcnersl. Tint Iteptibtlcins have gelued b5
mmIh. Twenty-iiliin tecond Imllots nro nro
en-ary. Five humlrtd and sixty-flight d's
trlcts remain to ho hrard Irrui. It Is not
known how Iho Itepubllcan ulns am dlstrl
billed slid all'ool iiirijorlths In vstlous couu
ells Fencral, It la expiated when complete
returns are In tho publicans' triumph will
bo consldentuly modllled,
. w . 1 1 .ii m
1'olani Chlualloc.
As cur roa tiers do not attend thn "Amnrl
can Institute Farmors' Club" of New York
or generally read tho Llvo Stock Journal,
tbo following may be of some Interest to
them: The Magle aud Pulaud-Chlua aro
one and tbe same. The breed originated in
Warren and Ilutlor cnuntlos, Ohio. Tho
common hogs o'thoio countlos waro crossod
with various Imported hogs, beginning as
far back as 1810 with the II) fluid and ltustdan
stock, and In 1810 tho Spotted China was In
treduced and later the Irish Graxler, this Is
ono account. I). M. M agio's account Is that
tho Poland-China bog was produced by
crossing pure and dlstlnot breeds, ibreo of
which woro Imported, vis: Spotted China,
Irish Orsr.ler and Ilyfleld. Tho drooping or
"lop" ears indicate tho Grr.lor brood, tho
color from tbe Spotted Chirms, tho size and
ahapo and thrift aro a combination of tho
lai-t Hjuslillesof ell tbo bes, qualities of all
the breed j Intermixed, nnd a good (urge
Healthy hog Is tho rrsult, not t.o much of
blood as carulul breeding and good crnsM-s.
Coiihlderliig the above correal 111 the main we
aio Mill at a loss lo ibid how "Poluiid"
bfccuuio a part ol tho iihiiie.
Amount of iluud KomUtod.
Somo time since George Anderson of Al
bany, untl well known In thU city, u.iriiiilt
tod fovorul llltlo thefis for which bo was ar
reted snd bound over to aivait the action at
tbo grand Jury of Linn county, ills fit I, or,
Ws'ih Audersou, went on UU bond as surety
aud tbo young man was set at liberty. I!o
foro court met ho rat. away aud the ball bond
was fotfuitod. There being some fivorlog
clrouuibtancos, iho best ci Uacn nf Albany
united In a petition esklng tliaOoveinor to
remit tho bond. Mr. It A. Irvine jo.i'crday
brought the potblon down und laid It beloru
bis Kxcrlleticy, Gov Chadwlck, who fivors-
bly considered it. and n milted Ibo loileltnro
In accordauco with tho prujorof t-o pell-
tiouers.
Couaty Clerk's Dotucs.
Daputy County Clerk, U t N. KJe, birds
us tbe following Item. Number of Odds
recorded in October, IU; mortggew, 4S. snd
the number of msrrUgt) llcsuses Issued dur
ing mo uionio, iv.
Wawawa.
Wawawa Is tbe uarno of a steamboat land
ing on Hmnke river, whloh at no distant day
la destined lo become ono ot tho largest towns
ou the river. Tho Jioui Qatette In speak
ing of this place says :
The lowu silo of Wawawa contains .100
sores of tbo tin rat kind of land, on which
can be grown neatly ovrjp plant Indigenous
to tropical climates, ui mo remnrKsuie veg
oliibleurowlhs. wo haw Loiubuid popular.
pianicn is spring irom cutungs, uowoigni
leet tail, n pencil tree, ono s oar irom pmuiing
raised this vcur ono bushel of Douche.
MUiflhliKH weighing fifty pounds each, nstalk
ot tolunteor hemp eleven foot tall, cotton,
hop, elc. Or tho bulldlnuH alremly built,
are thn o dwelling bonnes, blacksmith shops,
uud somo minor one. Hawley, Dotld&Co.,
will commcuco ibelr wurebotise immedla.
lely, It Is to bo OtlxIOO; other buildings will
mhiii follnwr A fcbool trill nlso bo tu pro
griKs during tbo winter. Wiiuiwu Is iho
naiiirai point lor rceoiving itnl liM3iinri;ing
I'lolgtitnnd ptsininr4 for ihoSouth Paloute
couutiy, and 11s r-cmi HNboatn begin to run iu
tho Hiring tli u'e tvbl tin a r nuhtr p'lKt-ongei-linn
IVom iho boats to Pidotuu City 11 ml Cut
fix.
Stevens County.
Thin count vconslitutts almost an ouiulro
wllhlu lleelf, einhiBcIng aliuost 1111 ami ol
10.US0 Kiimio mllis. or inoro lluiii tun mllllun
nmes ot pnilrlu uud table 1 mil. ThoColuiti
niiiuvcriiiiwsitiroitgn iuiniiiecritt'SM)tat
I tgo tilbularle ns It pios. Slock islolug
Is tho urlnulnal iiulustry Jus now, but Ibn
tlmnwPI cimi when litis trimly will boa
rtcii iiiiti- iih i-opuious us tnn rstitto or unto,
i hot leld of w licit, o'lts, notiilocs sod onions.
uiotquul tothstnl any country, and Iroiutho
dUplsy of tho Mora a orobaul, llvo nilbm
tcr appbi cciiuliy can bo lound. Tho rniin
ryaix ut Four LnkiKlsopcclallvnihiptcd lo
iitoik mlslng, end tho oilulato Is no colder
Ibiin New Yoik. Tho picducis of tho ttt
Joe. Pdi d'orli-l'o and Cour 'd Alotto vallitjn
andHRrlcitltuiiil lauds, lit Idd.o and Mon
iBHa'riiild Ibelr way tu tho ColumhU vU. ol
v'Vana '.ijt;-.'riiiiuuni's .of ftcres ol ilcb
(U'UcuHitl sHsswsltsaiIts who wlllo,'-
xy -Tlienrrlhwt,lHi,wutril'S m
Ij.itti i.iriiik si.uiiiu jU'i ill lay looTIOUl", ss
Oinli nis r:uMlfj,hvllLrn3tlophst,F(H
foltlllo Is lboooiiiityti.-n:ioinK-'xi'rr.'
P.Aii.uoAii Mi'.ktimi at Am 11 v, Wo have
wailt.d lor n report of tho ratlitnd iinelliit
ut Auilly, but rccelvli'g mum, to tikolbe
lullnwlu I run tho Reporter:
Tim clilv:ns on the piojcled loutn from
Dtyton loSlieildaii met si Amity i 11 Satur
day, tho "IhI nsi , to titlto lino consbleri 1 in
nut ii'iis.uiiiity or running u iiunow gauu
ritlroiid from D.vj t u loSherldsii via, Auiby
Ibo utieniiiiuuii whs fair uud nrocnedlugH
(jui'O Hiiluialud. Hon, Joseph Gi-iloli, ol
miiriaii (iiitiiuuiton on 1110 went mum. hiiciiii
ed tho mitlliig and gate tho people a lew
ileum from his Morn of luf irmuiioii 011 rail
road mutters. We utidomisud (hat ho pbiced
Ibo estimate 011 the cost or building uud
equipping tho road at (S.COO per mile, or
8100 000 lor tho cnilro uUtiincn of twenty
miles. A coiumlttun was appointed to repre
sent Iho eul'lect throughout tho county, with
a view of finding out bow tho piobci will
be received by tho people to ho betietltled by
It, snd to do v Ihh soma sptoltln plan for ac
tion, lo Imi kutiuluid bt a meollug to bo
called by lliem In tbo future, Tito commit
tee consists of llenj. llruuson, Sheridant
Capt. Lafolletto, Grsud Itondw; Oprus Smith
ami UotiJ.Syruu, Amity; aud Capt. l'ovsoll,
of Uny ton,
An Orogon Made Btove.
We yesterday saw a largo heating stove at
Strang's tin and stovo store from tbe stovo
foundry of Paltorson llron.at Gorvais, that
1 a beauty. It Is a large stove suitable for
churchsiind public balls, Is cast In everal
plocos, and stands three or moro feet high,
VVuhavureeu no Ktin work uny moro
stylUhor subslsntlal, and tbo cost Is much
more teavoiialilo than the Imported article.
On Winter lime.
Tho O. fc O. Stage Company on Weduos.
day, tlio first of tlio month, cdnpled their
winter clieilule. Asa general thing they do
notooniuiouci) running on "long lling" until
Ditcemhxr, but wo iindirhlunil that In older
in curtail 1 xpi tiiis, they ridoced, H'uuolimo
uliu'i', tlio h mount of stock formerly out
ployed upon tbo line, and cousiqiicuily run
not maku fasMlmo with the toads lu their
pioioul condition.
NoTlIIo Miniti'oi iiuiiiisiuKitilo brunfllH
coniun.Ml upon lout of ihoiivtuds of sutlur
eis could niiglnaioHiid mslntiiln thn repul'i
tlou which AVKii's Sammi'aiiilia enjoys,
llisaisiinpoiiiul of tho t.-t vegetnblo ul
'erttit is, wiih tho lodldisof Pnlstlum iitul
lion, and Is thu ii:ol elloiiusl olsll renin
(lbs lor si'infnl'iiis, iiieii:urll,or blood til s
ordiT.i. Uniformly Hiiccisyful mid wrialii In
In rbiiuiuul elfiois. It nroduces runtd and
comploio curhH of Sciolult, S'iri4. Doll,
Humors, l'lmitles Krutilious.hklii ObeuntH
Mil all disorders srialiig from Impiirliyof
tlio 1.I00.I. lly its tuviuora nig 1 iiecis 11
strays relieves ami often uiikh Liter Com
idslnls. Female WeaUnes.ts and Irsuiilari
lies, nnd Is a notiut renuwerot vitality,
Fur purifying the blood It bus unequal; It
lone, un ibo ivkkiii, ntorrsuiid preserves
ibo Iiim1.1i, and luiprM vlnor nnd energy.
For Tiny tears It Im bniiti In exUioslto use,
and is to day the mntt avallublo innlldne
for the suffering sick, everywhere, For sale
by all Dealers.
Volume IX. Number 39.
ATxmklt Warnino. Cutting timber o
Government Uud Is frequently Indulged la,
alihougn there la a penalty attached to It.
Tho authorities aro becoming atrloter la the
observation of the law prohibiting this, tad
It will be well for all to take beod. Three
pon-ons found guilty or thle offence In Cali
fornia were raoh recently sentenoed lo pay a
lino of fCland be Imprisoned rnr ten days Is
tho couulyjsll, In passing those aentenoea
Judgo Hofliiiau said ho did not Intend lo be
severe In cases whero tho offending parties
wero bona lido settlers and making valuable
Impiovoments on their laud, llo regarded,
tho destruction of limber on Government
land a great an ollsnso as If thn laud be
longed to a private Individual, Ho ohurno-toih-.sd
tho cutting of limber on publlo land
us stealing, which should bo punished with
fqual Mwmily a In CJsusof thn theftof prl
vu'o property. Tho offeudora woro warned
that if brought bororn the court lor a HUo of
loiiso the Hcnud time they need not expect so
muchleuluuuy.
WotiiiuwuN, Oct, 20, 1977,
F.D. Faiimkii; In your nrtlolo lu tbo Fau
mijiioI tho Itxii lust, entitled 'StatoFitlrof
1877 you notice Vi varlollcnof KrapoabyS.
I.uilllngvt a .in, nf Mllwauklu, Including
tlnlilack Hamburg grapo eooxoollent hi
L'all'ornla, but not known to rlptnluOr
o.nu." Tho iiImvo Is cnloula'.cd to mislead;
pooplo In regard to this lino grape. I bavo
had them lo rlpun well, nt my plaoo, 011 nn
iitonigool ubjitt two years In threo. They
tiro ono of thn bmt. I had rlpo figs lu my
nurxiry this season In tho last of August
tho Hrorn Turkey J wool nnd rich.
J, H.ti.iTi.i:iiii:n.
Uotober JM, 1877.
The following nlllcorn worn oil ctctl at La
blth Lodge, No. lOrt, I.O.O.T.: J. W. Parrl'sh
W.l'.T.; Muttlo MoNary.W.V.T.j Nina Mo
Nary, W.T.i F.mroa Fisher, W.Slj Wm.
Goodrich, W.F.S.; LouUo Hubbard, W.O.f
Andiew Fisher, W.M.; Delmor Jovolyn,'
V.G. Nelson Mtsioy, W.H J Xj. O. FJshcr,
P.W.O.T.J V. D Ulargotl, L D.
rnrnituriiprJoUHO.Frtaioflt.anderSherlit'at1;' -
Vulc t(cimly,".hn hardly attmcted a'piMiMugi t .
IcifuianiNiw,.York,' vet It js'piie'iif, tiiejiad-j. J ,v
IIOHIj IIWIMI. I1IH lUtMtl(MNK.UlMt
iiosh. Kllnd Ileliriitrlu'iiit I he itati
an obolus Is bnnlly 11 n.oro iinOntii.'to
-pctiiHCIo limn tbo hlilorlu " rnlblliidir" of
America lulling 10 nun inn pun in oivni'oy,
mul witching his household tilukotn knock
ed down fnra song lo Iho puwiibrt'kcM, If
Fremont dcxervoa no rMpecial rrcogublon for
listing opened tho pithwny across tho con
lltiiiOt, bo him osruod nil coemption Irom
IHivnrly by thh that ho wih on en thought
worthy lo bo tho candidate of a grmt put
for tbo Pdseldciiny of the United Mlates,
Canmnii IIkki'. l)r, Aug. O. Klnnoyloft
stouroltlco jovtrrday. eays the Aslorlun,
ono of the llrst umu nt comprofHf.it corned
li'jof iut up at Kinney's Astoria utnuery.
Wo aro 1101 a conllrmoil followerof Fplouius,
hut from tho lliulliid opportuultles atrordod
ut to Indulge, In tho luxuries ofthotablo, we
urn very willing to admit that we bate never
soon a i-tuple article of diet appronoh mora
cloely toward genuine luxurlut than the
contents nf that oil! of meat, It Is a splendid
aillclo, and should bo In every house lu the
land. Boneless, and niopared as Ills, we
think it will 13 Inuiid ob caper for family usa
than meals usually purchased at Upmarket
block. Tbooauuory Is uow lu successful
operation,
Nkw Patknts. Through Dewey ACo
Patent Ageuls, San Francisco, wo reoelte the
Ibllowlng Hat or U. S. patents, granted to
Paclllo cost Inventors, vis:
Wm. S, Plummor, Portlaud,Ogn., fruit
drier) Louis Hlvers. Auburn, Ozn., washing
machine; Theodore 1) Culler, Wes'mlnstHr,
Calrod coupllugi John P. Culver, 8. F ,
forming and lining ditches, flumes, etc.i J.
P. Culter, S. F., piMrvlng wooden piles
snd timbei 1 Jerome Has snd Jas, Manning,
Siocktnu,Cal., well boring spparaUn-j (re
liioue), Jas. Tullock, Jamestowii, Cal.,oie
stamp fjeder.
The govorniiientsusghoai has beiu tied up
for in n whiter, the appropriation being ix
luustnd. Over 1,00(1 auag-i, HtuiupH, uto.,
h-ivo bhiii romoviHl from ine WllUmotto by
this craft tho past season.
TMPKANOU DOING3.
Gkhvaim, Org., Nov. it, 1S77.
J send you tbo list of api ointments ol otll
ceri of Gurvals Ixidgu No, '.'OS, I. O. (J.T,
elected und lust.illod for tboeiibulng term;
W.C. 'I'MHauiuolIlrownj V. V. T Mis,
Jiiiim Pitman; W. S, M. Mitchell; W, A.
S,, MUs ItoisLondiiHti; W. F. S., John M.
Pltm.m; W.T., Mls Sadlo Mrown; W. M
t'. Jseks)ut W. I). M MNsVInu Taylor;
W. 1.0 , Ml- Kota Mitchell; W. O. CI., lb a
lijiulliou; W. O., Mrs, Sarah Gaines. Kl
Itt.r of Ti.iupernnieStar, U.Jscksuu, IMitor
Gem, II. Kamlmky.
Tho olllcers wero publicly Instnllml by
Mr. It. O. Ktmehv, ol Kllvrrton, Dlstrlot
Dxptuy, who pti for moil the ceremonies In a
inuit excellent mtuuer. During llio cxer
olhtstho choir furnished vikxiI and insiru
menihl music, whloh wss pruuouuuod by all
present to bo "way up."
Thn llsll wss well tilled by Ihsoltlxsns of
tho place, who ste taking an Intenst In tbe
noble work of tempersnoe, and are flgbtlng
tho roa band to baud lu this v'du"v
M, MrrcHLL.
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