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New York, Oct. 22. -A Washington iocml
sjjs, tlio probable question of the Halifax
award t ill 1o vo viewed this winter. What
eter may he done nbcttt tlio ultimate payment
of tlio money. A claim is made hy those who
have been, examining the subject that the
P.ritish bill of particular exactly as it was
substituted, shows that the Canadian were en
titled only to 3120,000 annually, or to an ag
gregate of S1,JOO,000 for ten vears. ThU is
low than $1,300,000, instead of S,t,000,000, the
amount of tlio Halifax award, and against this
it ii claimed, it would ho fair to deduct tho
uncial duties on fish ami full oil remitted by
tho United States for Canada. This amount of
itself would amount in ten yean to $.1,000,000.
That would make the (statement from tho
Hritish commissioner's figure? $l,."00,0f in
favor of tho United States instead f $.",000,
000 in favor of Groat .Hritnin. Tho gentlemen
connected with this business will undoubtedly
bo called upon to explain their conduct.
Columbus 0., Oct. 2-'. -Night Rev. Syl
voter II. Kosecrans, bishop of C'olumbiH,
died at 10:110 to-niyht of hnion-higo of tho
lung.
Chicago, Oct. 22. A dispatch from Omaha
cayi that destructive prairie lires aro raging
near Kearney along the line of the Omaha &
Republican Valley Railroad in Polk county and
other sections of Nebraska. The northeast ior
tion of the state is mtlioring severely. The loss
trill be immense to property. Seven persons
have been burned to death and many others
severely burned. Particulars cannot bo learn
ed yet.
Now Orleans, Oct. 22. -Referring to tho re
cent trouble there, a communication from tho
district attorney of Tenx.ii parish to tho gov
ernor states that a shcriir poso of CO men,
who were going to execute tho writ for the nr
i est of Fairfax, were fired upon by 100 armed
nrgrocs. The posse returned th fire, killing
and wounding eight negroes, and disporting
tho balance.
Huston, Oct. 22. Thomas Mahonoy, an
oarsman at Lowell, died to-day of injuries
received at the Wallaston disaster, making 21
deaths.
ft. Paul, Oil. 22.--Judgo Hroll. of the dis
trict court, decidss that to much of tho election
law whiih parsed lat winter, a requires tho
numbering o: ballots to correspond with n
uumliervil poll lUt, N unconstitutional, becausv
opposed l the principle of-scerct ballot. Tlio
law is peoultarly utriugout and has attracted
much attention.
t. Louis, Oct. 2;). Tho Olobo-Democrat
. ill aunouneo to-morruw tint Samuel J. Tilden
is cngiigod to le married to a ht. Louis Wile,
.lid that the wedding' will take place within
th.rcu mouth'.
'cw Orleans, Oct. 2.". Weatlwr clear, cool
and windy. Ihwths 19; eaies rjpoited, 171.
Mcmphii, Oct. 23. l'rom ix o'clock last
night until iiuon to-day, umlurtalvcra report
orders for eleven interments. Tho strcct-s aro
thronged with returning refug asd business
is being gradually rouined. The How anl as
sociation continue their work of tending to
their homes all nurses from abroad. Another
heavy frost tVU last nis'ht.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2.1. -A ajvere raiu-ntorm in
l'eun)Uauia last night prostrated tho tele
graph win and cut oil' all communication with
tho east.
SLt. Louis Oct. 2.1.- Tho appointment of T.
Suitli as rtn.eier ot tho Ka:i3a3 I'acifle rail
v) id is clairm I to hi a victory fur Or.keg, tho
proirnt superintendent of tho rood, as opjiOKd
t-, Jay liutill, aud will tviult in breaking up
tin- present eomUnatiun and pooliug with tlu
Union I'a.-lli All (-ii,-,ral orilx'.i oi the com
pi i, uudr .-lr of ibe court, aret'iboinoved
f.' the :tate of Kaiiift;.
i- Orlea.i-., Oct. 2.V A Oalveaton'Xows'
, 'i.il s4j . 1 ha J-'ort Vonh fcUe leaving
luT. ihis monuu for Weathwrfurd, ttastoit
po t 13 uii'.QJ tu: of tha Uttur place by two
m i Ued men, aud tho inail ponchoo cut open
.u 1 contents nslcd. One in.ilo ayd two femalo
s.stngera .er robbed of valuables, Tho
au."uut obtained by the highwaynu-u is uu
liu vvn.
Chicago, Oct. 23. -Dld. Rrown & Co . the
M. Lvuis dry g"ihi merchants, lwvo done the
I irg-st busim-Jj of any southern house in the
.oiiotry. and although their capital lias always
becu limited, have exhibited great tnterpri.o,
pluck and skill in th.- nianigemunt of busintM.
Nobody in Chicago suffers. They sold, in
lb"7, ever $1,000,000 .orth of goods, but gave
lower prices and longer time tlsan eustomarj
on all tradw, and this is hat swamped them.
Their salea this year are nearly fo,000,000.
Rurlington, Iowa, Oct. 23. At a meeting of
representative Democrat from all over tho state,
held here to-n!ght, it was concluded unani
mously that the first Tuesday in November is
- the only legal election day for congreumen in
this state, and that the omission of ths gov
ernor' proclamation does not deprive the peo
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SI advices indicate, the praitio liics Htill raging
in each oi "those states destroying grain,
bridges barns fenees and other property. The
(limes were most dctruetivo 20 miles south
ea.it of Sioux City, in Iowa, along North
l'lattc, Nebraska, and South l'latto rivers in
w estern Nebraska, and in Rush, Ness, KUis
Tregro, Drove, Wallace, Decatur, (traham, aud
Rooks counties in Kniu-as. Many persons have
perished in the tlamcs, and nu unconfirmed re
port prevailed in Lincoln, Nebraska, yesterday'
that Albion, in lloon county, n town of 250 in
habitants had been utterly destroyed. Tho
ti ns in some canes aro aupposed to have bee ,
lighted by Chuyenncs
Omaha, Oct. 23. Doe. Ooodcll, arrested thu
other day nt Atlantic, Iowa, for tho lllaek
Hills stage robbery, jumped from a car window
of the w Cat-bound U. 1. expreas last evening,
130 miles went of Omaha, aud made m escape.
The train wni running twenty miles an hour.
It was stopped ns soon as possible, but no
prisoner 'ould bo found, nor has any trace of
him been discovered, notwithstanding active
search is being made.
New York, Oct. 21.- -Dispatchoi from all
points hho-ving that the storm of yesterday was
one of tiio most violent experienced lor years.
The ntorm came trom the- tropics, and troci
midnight to noon rapidly increased in energy,
and was central near Raugor, It was attended
with unusually heavy rainfall. At Washington
tho fall was .'!.." I inches, at lUltimiro 2.71 nt
Norfolk 2.80, at Lynchburg 2.01 and Smith
villo N. C, 4.32. At Capo May tho wind
velocity was SI miles an hour. It drove tho
tide up on meadows between the city and tho
maiuland, covering tho railroad track throe
feet and preventing trains from leaving. The
botols nod cottages were badly damaged) nUi
tho beach drive; and yachts, sloops and schoou
m wore blown ashore. At Baltimore prop
erty along tho warves wittered much, ami dis
asters on tho bay aro feared. Along tho line
of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Raltinioro
railroad tho loss is i-criuus. Tho storm was
severe on tho sound and aloug thu Now Kng
laud coast, and lighter crafts weni heavily
hammered. At Mount Washington at ." p. nt.
tho wind was blowing 120 miles an hour, with
heavy rain. The ship A. S. Davis, from Calloa
went nshoro south of Capo Henry, and is a
total wreck. Only ouo )wrson saved.
FOREIGN.
Constantiuoplo, Oct. 22. -Fears nro express.
id in diplomatic circles that tho e.vein
Roumelir.u comtui'sion will encounter great
obstacle from tho porte mid JiuLjnriau inhabi
tants Russia is resolved to maintain her
present administration until her troops haw
evacuated thu j ravinces. Tho porlo insists on
assuming financial administration, subject only
to tho provisions of llu omitjiision. Tho Bul
garians continue tho agitation in favor of an
nexation to Bulgaria. Tlio intended with
drawal of tho Rritixh licet from tho vicinity of
Gallipoli has ltoeu abandoned in consequence
of recent mo ement.s of tho Russians. Bes
sarabia was surrendered to the RussIjiis Mon
day. Viemn, Oit. 22. The New l'reo Press com-
plains th.it tho export of Hungarian wheat is
almott at a Htaud-still, pattly in coinequeneo
of Americans underselling tho Hungarian mar
ket!. London, Oct. 23. A dispatch train Constan
tinople says princo Lohanoir informs Simet
Pashi on Monday that theRuwhns will not re
treat from their present poMtiona at Midi and
Visa. Tho Turks nro clmm to thes puiuU and
have a strung force at Tchnrlu. His not'tnio
that tho Russians hold Tehatldja. Prince
LobanoiT lihowixu ruiterctcd a statement that
tho Kiujri.iiH will not quit Adrianoplo until
after tho signing of tho d-ilnitivn treaty.
A iciun dtsjKiUh wysi Tlu mit ess -ntLil
puinU iu the ditlnitiw treaty lK.tivei.ii Russia
and Turk , UiHPcly thu war iiideinulty, and the
time for w ithdmwal of Rusiiauds are still u:.
settled. St. Petersburg, Out. 23. Tlu (iulos sajs it
is cuniilerud that a demand fur immediate pay
incut of tint ii millions rubloa is probable.
Bombax, Oct. 22. -Govt.rumuut luw pnl.
lili9l an nutioiincrment offering free jvisikvjo
homo to the families of ollioers engngml in
active scrvire. It U thought, however that ad
vance in Afhsnistiui will Ito impojiblo fur
Mime time.
Ixiudon, Oot. 23. - A dispatch from Simla
s;iys the viceroy's native emUsary, who has
just re tu nail from Cabul, considers that tho
ameer has been with diiQculty induced to Uk
his present courso by subitantial offers from the
Riusian envoy, who was still at Cubul when
the emissary left.
London, Oct. 22. A Berlin dispatch says the
czar hxs issued a uIjuso ordering that military
furloughs shall only be granted tor particularly
urgent reasons, and iu an cam not to extend
beyond February.
Sir Stafford Northed--, chsncsdlor of Uw ex-
SALEM, OREGON,
sure that there would not Ihj a renewal of war.
It was impossible to ignore tho fact, ho said,
that difficulties wore being raised against tho
execution of certain parls of tho treaty of Ber
lin. Constantinople, Oct. 23. -Tho hulk of tho
Russian forces iu Bulgaria are moving aouth
want. Russian infantry alone iu eastern
Roumelia already uumW iO.OOO men. An
other army corps is near Coiistauinoplu
There aw l.'000 men in Adri.inople.
London, Oot. 23. Tho Bombay (i.vetta
states that an advance iqon Cuhul is postponed
until next year.
Paris Oct. 23. At Largoutiero, on Monday
nil-lit, the river Liguo rosy 20 mitres iu an
hour, flooding a great part of the town. Much
property was destroyed; no loss of life is re
ported. Ilombay, Oct. 23. The Ciaotto publishes a
leter from Thull which states that it is be
lieved that tho ameer intends to defend Ali
Musjid, Jellalabad aud Cabul but not CandJir.
Tho w liter alto atatei that the ameer ir doubt
less receiving aid from Russia.
London, Oct. 23. A dispatch from Raw iel.
Piudee, says tho fever continues to rago among
thu frontier troops. Ouo third of n British
l.r.icor regiment at Peshawo is troubled by it.
Lnndan, Ost. 23. Th? cibi:f. h.as been
summoned to meet iu council to-morrow, Tho
Times says this step is undohtedly wull ad
vised iu view of tho serious Indian situation
and new controversies in relation to Turkey.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 23. Several members
of the Russian mission will remain nt Cabul un
til further orders.
Tho Clolos declares that, although KtigUnd
may seek redress from thu .imeor, if alia bo
victorious tho fato of Afghanistan must not ha
doetdod without tho consent of Russia.
The following resolutions worn pvswd by tho
noanror pittnngem ti tn-f uregon rstAUTAgri-
cultural Society at a lata meeting:
Whereas, Wo deom tho establishment of a
competing lino of transcoiitiuont.il railroad a
subject of vast commercial interest to our en
tire country; and
Whereas, Tho iuercaso of facilities for com
peting naiigntion on tho Columbia river is of
great importance to aid iu tho development
of tho western diisiou of this country,
traversed by tho Northern P.ieillo railroad line,
as well as of great loeal interest to tho pooplo
of Oregon; therefore,
Resolved, Wo reiterate or declarations of
one year ago, in faor of extending time to the
Noithcru P.icillc Railroad Company for theeoiu
pletion of lojks nt tho Caeadis falls of t!ii
Columbia iicr by tho United States govern
ment, nt tho caaliwt po.i.iiMo time.
Rouhod, Wo respj.tfully call tlio attention
of our .statu legislature to tho i'lipoitaiic.' of
sustaining out representative and collators in
eongrt.ss, by joint nioinori.il or otherwise, from
their body, iu furtherance of tho objects of
thoso resolutions.
Resolved, Tho secretary of this society is ie
qested to prepare copies of tho foregoing wo
amblo and resolutions, and tho president Is
hereby elected a comiiiittco of ono to sao
sueheopiei transmitted to our rjpres"iitati.e
and .senators iu concresi.
Resolved, That thu seretary is instructed
to forward to tho membcra of tho legislature,
copies of tliuso le.iolutious, iind to .supply the
same to reporters for tho ii9W3paiers on the
ground.
DIED.
Of consumption, Sept. 23d, 1573, Lilly A.
Martin. ;igwt 10 years ami 12 daj.s, only
daughter ot Howard M. and Marjawt S. Mar
tin. Sho was imljod n tlower of great promiss
but, without fear of death, sho hii awotly
fallen irto that sloop "from which uono over
vaUo to weep."
Mirth has ono tlowor leu,
1 leaven oim moro tlw Saviour to bles,
Mother weejii for ho Lilly has ilow.i.
Angels rejoice aud welcome ithunir.
O, Mother, why weep, east down!
Lilly isdockiug tlio ariour'a crown:
Vt-ars shall nut end or Iseseu her joy,
lu that bluned buiuo beyond the sky.
( i M.1..MI.K Cults -Mr. Wm. CIiaIimjis, cf
(Virnclius, Wiuhiutois county, purchased I nt
week, at tho SUto I'air, of Mr. Nuw man, of
Benton county, two line sorrel colts out of
lialf-bred Clydesdale mare, (ot by Rmptrcn
siredj- Major Itruoo's ceuteiinlnl Clyde3da!e
stallion, t ilwitht, th.it has alwayi taken first
premium ;t our htato Fair. These colts give
promjse of great excellence, and cost $5(X,
which is a nice price fur sucklings ami shov-a
encouragement for breediug of good draugnt
hon3. Mr. Newman rf(d $W) tr the
dams.
Thk Bixk Ri.-.&jN. -T)ie No.- WiUou Sow
ing Machine- ahead of all competitor at the
Oregon State Fair, I i'i. This machine bus
tiinsits well-earned reputation as the best
family sowing machine, for which it recuved
the first premium, Lo first premium for great
est ; variety of work aud finest display of ma
chines, eleven first premiums iu all, in fact
o't-ry article we entered. Como aud see at
Beuj. Forstner's gun shop, for yourself.
Subscriber at Lebanon are notified that Mr.
It, M. Powers L now our only authorial
OCTOBER 25, 187S.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE FAIR.
lvlitor Willamette Farmer.
Tho first exhibition of tho Portland
Industrial Kxhllilt Association murks
tin orn in tlio history of tho inotronolls
nnd tho Htutt. Tho Aisdociutioii litis
procurcd-for lt.s purposes the extensive
ware-rooms owjiod by Newbury &
Chapman, RentleniLMi who are inti
mately connected with tlio most
promising schemes-for advancing the
prosperity of Oregon and who have
contributed very materially toward
tho success of the Fair. Tho general
management and decorations have
been under the supervision of Mr. II.
IX Sunbourn, already well known in
connection with tho exhibit of Oregon
nt tho Centennial Imposition. Tho
v.st building is festooned into;ithe
semblance or it triumphal structure.
The Hags of all nations Inula cosmo
politan air, and mako the foreigner nt
home. The shields representing tho
states of the American Union, and the
Stars mid Stripes preeminent every
where, speak our national supremacy.
Mr. C. l Morso has superintended
tUo allotment of space and arrange
ment of exhibit. He has been so goner
otts to others as to have no place for
the display of articles from his own es
tablishment, which is greatly to bo ro
gretted. Tho elTorLs or Mr. Sanborn
and Mr. Morse havo combined to fur
nish nit exhibition which Is not only u
success but a marvelous surprise. The
first Impression upon eutrauco is that
ono has ponotmtcd to fairy-laud whoro
It- J.-JS . ! . ...
--p...-raJ,nn.nnn HHiusiHui aro lioliling
liltrh carnival, visitors rcmtwtv--tur-
there is greater taste displayed hero
lu many departments than In similar
views in the Mechanics' Instllulo Fair
ofSanFraneteco.
So let us congratulate tho pooplo ot
tho metropolis upon tho worthy recep
tion of u noble enterprise.
Tho first articles that claimed your
reporter's careful and undivided ntten
Urn altor n hasty and bewildered pro
gress through the building were three
beautiful buggies manufactured In
Oregon by W. V. Kspey, and exhibited
by tho enterprising firm of Newbury
A Chapman. The man who designed
thoso buggies Is an artist. Jlo lias
everywhere applied the curved Hue of
beauty iu conjunction with strength.
Tho top buggy espccrtlly has a body
modeled as graceful y as a swan's.
This buggy dispenses with tho lioublo
sumo front bow in the top and substi
tutes a strong nnd eleg'int brace. Tho
painting and silver plating iu all these
buggies nro exquisite.
Smith t Miller exhibit i eiy hamUouio ex
press wagon of the latest pattern.
(!eo. Williams -Co., of the Oivkoii fiiovo
Factory, show- a case of w oil-made yloves from
tho henvieit riding g&untluU to tho finest I. id
of multitudinous buttons.
H. N. Cook, of San rniucUeo, has wmo
modeLs which exoito universal attention mid
admiration. His modi! of ilia i.inuufacoiy
contributes to tho effect oi tho miniature
"Hayes Patent Fire Truck." Many of your
readers are familiar with the wcrhingi of thin
llfe-i.ivtiig iner.ti u. Tho "TrucH" enniea
an immensely-long laibki- in etion, which
oa;i be elevated by the m-wiimory ot th truelt
at any angle and t the lu-ii;ht of any building.
A canvas bucket is attached for the hrtieiiug
of people from Luniiiijj li'ijLiiiiii's. A pretty
glas hou'j contiiiwi a -'Fire Patrol" machine
which U jwrfect in ita way. Thero is aUo a
"Jlayea Hosw Clamp" whlcli im-Untly renders
bur.Ul hoe virvioeahlo and ohvutcn danger
ous delays.
I'. J. Noi-thrup lius a gol display of w.iou
timb.-r, IiuIm, apokos, LohmuiiiI other "fel.'oos,"
A brother reporter remar!:ed that ouo did not
find .such timber "in a waou."
MoLnn's nuuiila "cordage woihs" sliow very
even strung rojnj ni.tdo in Oregon from immilla
impoi-ted from Ajuth America.
A. M. Conisliui, tlia irreprosibld, exhibits
the only washing machine. The machine Li an
invention of his ow u, and evidently very ood,
since it'ha-t taken all tho blue riblons where it
has been exhibited in the Stato during thu jiast
year and hxs driven other conputitor from tho
field in most iastanc.e. The feminino portion
of tho community ought to look upon Mr.
Corneliua as a public benefactor. The difficulty
of renovating soiled linen is a, great obstacle to
progress of tha human race. All hail to the
man who help to remove it. Mr, Cornelius'
loventiou u o! more umoo tu toe avenuiu
Kmnkmauu & Wolf, machinists, have a
tasteful en-' tilled witli tho latest improvements
in saw-teeth.
A. L. I'-'ijimin, of San Francisco, Hhowa a
little .irtielo which must, bo of use to Iiou.il'-
keepers, if it does tho work that it Is claimed'!
to d, "De Soto'-t SptuUh llullion, a olutiou.l
of sillier for w,tshiiiiRilcr, which yives it the-
app'armce of having been re-plated.
C. K. Sherwood, of Sin Francisco, haA
plaiting michiuo for making pide-plaits, Lax
plaits, Jko It is ea.siljr worked.
Homb! Murder.
UxiutHiii'nn, Oct. 13, lT'd.
Kl'. Pi.'Mxi'.t Opr ipiict little citjj was
throw u ititii e-Jiwiderablo excitement to-iLy by
the di.s -overy U Mr. Dan MuLino in tho rem
nant.s of a itr.i-A pile that was burued soma two
weeks ,ii, the charred rcmnitti of .unuu. The
straw pile is situ itcil Just noithc.it of town
upon a place owiud by Smith, Hraalichl A Co.,
and lies, I Ivheve, within tho corporate limiU
of the town. Sipiiro Isham wa.i immedi.itoly
informed and imp.uielcd n coroner'. jury, re
paired to tlu upot aud e.xamiuesl the reinain.
I'uough of tho clothing remained to tdiow that
tho man had on three hirts, a pair of pant
aud ovaralLi. aud a pair of idioo i i hich hail
been removed from the fool and were lying
under tho head: also a pair of blankets which
wore under tho lower pirt of the body. Ono
foot wax marly consumed and the head ludly
charred-barely enough of the whisker re
maining to show tint they were sandy iu color.
Close examination revealed the fact that a
murder had Ih'Cii committed, ns a bullot hole
was found peiforatlng the .ikull iu the. poitorior
upper left wide, pasting thence to tli right isido
of tho lowor Jiw; tho bullet carrying wfth it a
piece of tho fractured itkull.
Thu date, objects, aud perpetrator of the
crime; aud, the identity of thq murdered man,
iu this vicinity. I ho clanps ot a purse, homo
iK-ads oi a rosary, and a nmalluroHs, were found
by the sido of tho body, and in ouo of the
p.inU pecket-s a cheap pass book containing
miiiio pencil writing, hut mi badly blurred ns to
bo iudistiijuishable, were found. 'I'll UN.
Harrlsuurg Qrango.
October II, I87S.
l'.: l'. n.'.i:. O.i tho first Saturday of thi
mouth oc.-iirr.'d tho llr-t regular mooting of
llarrisbur, (iranijp, No. II, hIiicu harvest; and
it sas thought appiopriato to celebrate the
garnering of arotla-r ono of Oregon's fruitful
.setMoiH, bv a Patrons' oclal feait cr Orsui;''
dinner.
. At the appointed hour of nswmhlilig, our
hall fir H.irri.shurg Orango tosHOKH's a com
ui'hlioits lull -was rapidly llllod, nut ou!
with number of tho Onler and their invited
friends, but with many baskot groaning with
tho burden of good thing. Tho table was
Npmid through thu length of tho hall mid tho
contents of tho baskets pl.ued thereon, form
ing a di.spliy that would have oauscd the
mouth of tho veriest epicure to water with
nuttcipJition.
After diripQiiiug of tho noce.wary (iiiiigo
biisincis tho doors were ojiciiod friends in
vited iu and all gatliurcd around tho table.
'I haukii being returned for the bouiuiful har
vest, nil gave their uttvntivu to th- i'iiidm
amid isocial ucuverite, Jent aud ropartc", find
tho best of good feeling. Tho donor bum.
disjiowd of -a iwcial talk onjoyod t' e (Ji.wjgi
clov.i in duo form, all retiring fullv -it uiel
mid visliing for mau audi ocoaiione.
A i'liuit,
QRAQK HKETU.'GS.
By ur. t'.atioii, .Marion County Pomona
(Imng) will siiit Hock Point Oran.;o on I'rtday
tho I it day of Nuvembr hi xt, at IU n'cln.-l. j..
tb. r,ud i.ill hold iu fourth decree. Wi- h ik
to ' a fiv'l utleudauce. Also, by i.k-o:sI til
vitiiiii, wo (the P. CJ. of MsriuuC- ) will
meet with ISoiiuil Prairtu (Iraugt u. Hrjka
htaiion on the tth day of December iwU at It
o'clock a. m., to participate in ;i grand cchdiM
tiou of thu anniverairy of our OwV. L-t
every member that am, bo prewnt,
Da.s'i. C'LltlK,
Master Marion Co. P. 0.
Workmen are engaged putting n kpire o.i Uiu
Christian church, which will add much t its
appearance.
If vou wmi", to bo iu stylo let ;i iunU-ani l1
eeii among yourehamw.
Tti fentaur Uiil;ucnt aiu ot twi ai a.
Tbd Willie Is for tie buuxa faintly, tho Velluw
t for bor--, hc;i, trul other anlmils, Toslt:ai
nlsl of tbo taYcu prodaceJ by theo rt-int.-ksblo
I'f;rtlon in wrtppol iromul every tout, aud
Diy be prccurvd of toy ilru.'ttt, or b cull row
the Office of Tut Cthtatn Com-aMr, 4-1 Ocy U't,
-.
Volumo X. Nunil
Saxi)s' Flno Stock.
In connection with tho nd. of'
Sax iV Son, wo givon portion of the I
iimis awarded at our late State
only live or h!k other hcrdi of oatt
hibiU'd (owing doubtlcM to the heal
ting in two dayaJiefore tho Fair or
ut jimticu to tho Snxo exhibitor I
all their animal were uperior-ma
liecn prim wiiincni nt tho roccat Vi
lontia, '1 lie j- thorough-bred Uork
;USl)-Ol Wlllsll.tlluv l.lil nlpvnli r
their horn cattlo, idiared Largely,
among wio prio winneM. The exl
iwine. of niAiiv -.iriillM. u'ls Isi-u
ou.. but tl:n limlnmi iii.it ku.I UiiA
and hogs uliown by the Snxcs.nddcil
mo mtv .-. a u snarl: nt tii' i iinit.-u-tii
regret wo did not take tlio list ofl
iu tlii.i division of tho Fair. Followi
if premltitiM received by Sane- Hotu
:attlei.
Short Horn.i
Pull, ti yrs old and luidpr 3, Climal
Hull under S yr.s and over 1 Io;
nr.. Sl.'i.
PiilM jo.irold and under 0. Chlei
4.1. 1
Hull under ono year, Sweepstake!
810. '
fw It yoari old ami over, Lady TI
ii4pr.,.j. j
Heifor I year wnl undor 2, Claraji
SIS 1
Heifer uudir 'I year and over Ci
narwst yureii, tst pr.,
Cow I yrs aid and over
Lady Thorndalr-, .M pr.,
Heifer enlf. under I year, I
Harvest tjiirwi. tst nr.. 815.
, ! .-; t
over lor awe
Slfi.
for nu pn
Harvest uuet'ii, 1st nr.. KM. tX
llull Climax, "d awe.HMt.iVm. Sir..
Avrxhlre
Hull over .' VMold, Woobnot. Isti
Hull over I year and under 2. Chr
lot pr $10.
la Momoriun.
At a liu-otlug of Oswogo (irauge, Nti.
i. :....:.,:: -- , :--c,i-
Iioitl V'Cl. u. IrtM. inn Inllnwinar nnuul
'jgnimKu.a:reuiiunimuuMv aiiintft
ai.istcr or tnu univerHo to rcmoro trom
miilst our latd imitlicr, atom Carmen i.
iMiervvxs, it unuijusttiiatalittU
tiim of his inauv virtues Ihi h.-vil- tlmr.
Itesolved, Hy Oswego fJrange, NoJj
it., mat wuuo we now wnn numiiio a
til till) U'ill of tint Mini llluh. u-A iln it
mourn for our brother wha hxi becu tV
" . ..A
liciiiicii, mat iu our oorrow for Utt
a faithful and lielmed brother, we find i
tion in tlio helinf that it is well with"
whom wo luiiiun. t
. . . . ... j
HiMOiveil, lint ii..- U"artfelt ymj
lito grange lie et.mu-.i to hii rel
tlu-ir nlllictinii.
Iieihilieeil. lliat Iln nlnv.i nr
rol.illltiulis tin hiiiva.I iiuon fltii fan
L'iMlH''. unit a l'iiiiv IIimii- A tnn-ii.ilHji
ri-l.itii'4 of our ili-ii-.iv.l lirnSlinrMimll
to tha weekly Oregiin'an, Willamotte 1
and P.u-itic Chiistnui Advr.cata for ptj
t;uu. '. ai. i.tmwv, Ho
Salca of Th"orougnbroalj ,'
Wi-notice that (leu. ,f. F Miller ha
bought of S,xe A. Sun, two of their imt
ItctkxhiiuiMigi vis "VictoHa," f.'o. 73JJji
"Ulack Hawk," No. 7sr,. 'u lxr that1:
.. II. Smith of Linn iv-t K- lm
"Prince Albeit." No. T!i): iunl uii-nml ,
nf mil Inn, fllfii.l- nr., I.vl .. . l ,t... 11..-
". - o ' " '..i.t i, mu line i
with an eve to i.!i''-ai:ii. Kli.iln Mnli.i
K-mi.. of Polk county hwi, tha (short!
"Hosj of Sharon, ' bull i-.ilf at ?IW). coiwlJ
ei luiaig-iiu at tut:, ins -nro ciityj.OO,!
.mm w iu ny , v . -. i,ui;u yi -i r, i jtli :
.iwik I in Califun .v a:v r "vc-r,..tai
MiimaUnt n-coi.t t.-i.' m tl.at h.ito.
Sjixo and his ! i hoi- hum h n 't--j
wld many ehort-li'irnv-d citt! '. Sj -' J. jf3
and Cot;vold nh-i-p, n'l fr n j; tu'tyM
rnnont. 'l'h-- vj ! e h-.ur I f ni In tMj
pla.'vj, mul lliat tlu-v linve nil r -d first')
1.1 tlioir iiiiU-i.li!! Tiu m.i i-il,. l.. a
mid illiportliiif hie to k .1 bu i.nc -1 nnd
laiiirt and n j.it pr. t.- in r i-!l. - : jq hut i
bJi.t liny will nls -ys b vul-inetoi
-State. I heir livAd'u.irton In U. a1 j "STT
J-nuK'uco, t.iliioriua.
AU:o:i A": Fflrahnw.
i.i n t . ' t .
niinuniiui mui-s-iiiiut.s nato i - r..y i
ed n very ohuiej ct. k of iiv ( U, dr
jjowld, (.'luthiiiK, U'ot.1 ard ' t, e'e,
.1. . & m ... ii .1 .. t
lliu ut IH.IUU HI..C-, il.W.ir, It ,- -, itl0
the tliemekutn U ti ', w.'.ire t! v :i'l at
price, nuJ oll't-i njocial iwU.c:i ') tj ca
cuutimeri. iii--,v ixn.it ni.en' ' k n (I
lay. fw tiu-ir aitver.:ioiont. 'ISi-JlAt
notice in the way of tsdveitisir vvi!l apf.J
next wiek. I
Separato t'uprenie Court.
Hy recent act of tho lWlaturo the A
fill in !;) eloji throe l-iiiirviu-s Judical
iiiaH hold two Uiiiis a year, and tho OovM3
J- ISJJJJJJS.'
i.Mil apiioint tnr-iJudgVJ to net uiitl
.imo. rhuj appointments v.ill bo hi.vIh :
uid it is understood that Urn-, Tlvayer wtj
wint a tucli JuiliKa c.Vixnatcr Kllv
- -- ---.. w
iwi'e o: tne i Mm Jiuiic'al Uistr ct umlJ
rrun, oi tne unit l .itnvt. tlon. B. F. Ha
will urobebly tike .Indue Uolw'j
Juujji of the th'rd district.
Tlio P.utMKit oil! ' h under