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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, FERRUARY 26, 1870
The Postal Telegraph.
[Correspondence of tho Chicago Eevening Post.]
The TrichinsB Casualty in Illinois.
State News.
Palmer and McBrighbde, charged with robbing
a man named Peterson, were discharged this morn­
ing, the officers having found it impossible to serve
a subpoena on the complaining witness.
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The Senate Committee on Post-offices and Post­
Salem.
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Published Every Saturday Meriting,
roads, in their report of Jan. 31st reported back a
[Daily Statesman, February 13th.]
B elvidere , III., Jun. 1.
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bill to establish a postal telegraph system through­
Coakley, charged with drunkenness and disor­
Yesterday afternoon, the residenoe of Mr. Mc­
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I am enabled to send you, this morning, a de­
BY P. D, HULL,
out the Union, and expressed the belief that the tailed and accurate account of the terrible cases of Alpin took fire in the roof. It was fortunately dis­ derly conduct, was fined $5 and costs, which ba
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time had come for connecting the telegraph with trichinae spiralis now existing in the town of Hamp­ covered by some of the neighbors, who succeeded paid, and was discharged from custody.
OFFICE—On Third St. Between California and C. the mail service. They say that America is the shire, Kane county, about eighteen miles south­ in subduing the flames before much damage was
This evening, John Arnoup, by request of many
only
country
in
which
correspondence
is
intrusted
done,
and
without
calling
on
the
department
for
friends, will deliver a lectare en Spiritualism, at
east of this city. Various statements have been
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solely to private corporations. The investment in published in relation thereto, nearly all of which assistance.
the Taylor Street M. E. Church. Mr. A. will ex­
$4 00
¡Subscription, per annum, in advance
; proportion to the length of the lines is large, the contain errors.
Ira P. Thrasher, who worked on the Salem and plain somo of the main positions he look in bis re­
$2 00
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rates are higher, and telegraph less used than iu
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The farm on which these cases originated is Astoria Road in 1859, went to San Francisco in ‘60, cent debate with the Champion of Spiritualism.
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most
European
countries,
though
there
is
no
nation
ADVERTISEMENTS,
owned by M. S. Molony, Esq., who resides the returned to Oregon in the following spring and has Lecture to commence at seven o’olock p. m.
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In T he D emocratic Njjw«wil| be charged at where it c<>uld be used to so great an advantage.
greater part of the time in New York city. Mr. not been heard from since. Any one who knows
On Thursday evening some very interesting ex­
the following rates
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Downs,
of
this
place,
has
charge
of
various
anything
about
hiiu,
whether
living
or
not,
will
ilo
ercises were gone through with, by the young la­
In all otter countries the charges are uniform
First insertion, (ten lines or less)........ . .$3 Ob
to this office.
dies of the St. Mary’s Academy, before a congre­
for the same distance. Here they vary in differ- pieces of property belonging to Molony, among a good deed by writing
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For each week thereafter
$1
them
this
Kane
county
farm.
Mr.
Downs
has
A friend from Dalles informs us that one day last gation of their parents and friends. The entertain*
Ient sections, and are higher at the South than at
A liberal deduction from the above rates will
been
absent
for
a
week
at
this
fright
ul
suffering,
the West, and higher at the West than at the East,
week three young men of that place, having pro­ inent consisted of calisthenics and vocal and instru­
made on quarterly andyeaily advertisements.
engaged
in
attending
to
the
wants
of
the
afflicted
and therefore discriminate against those sections
cured a bottle of whisky, stole some chickens and mental music. The pupils appeared in uniform
people
as
far
as
possible,
and
returned
last
even
­
more from the unfrequency of the mails and the
repaired to an Indian camp near by, which was costume, and exhibited great proficiency, much to
JOB PRINTING.
ing.
From
him
I
learn
what
follows
:
means of communication. The telegraph is most
occupied by an old Siwash and two squaws. They the delight of the friendly auditors. The vocal
Every variety of Job Work executed with neat-
The
family
living
on
Molony
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s
tarin,
as
also
the
wanted to cook their chickens by the fire, but were and instrumental music was pronounced excellent,
needed. The average cost of constructing tele­
ness and dispatch. at reasonable rates.
The families on several of those adjacent, are Gormans. denied the privilege. Becoming enraged to find and the whole evening’s entertainment was agree­
•- graph lines in this country is $279 per mile.
average cost in five European countries is $75 to Last fall the former turned in a sow to fat, the an­ those poor creatures more honorable than them­ able in the extreme. At the close of the exercises
the mile. It is not to be asserted that the lines imal being one and a half years old, and which selves, they set upon the Indians with clubs and Miss Hattie Gleason recited an address, which if
can be built as cheap here as in Europe, but there had dropped a litter of pigs in the summer. She the bottle and beat them severely. The squaws highly spoken of by those who beard it.
is no reason for this great difference. High rates was killed about three weeks ago, and was in fair escaped to a neighboring farm house, gave the
Messrs. Henry Failing and B. Goldsmith, being
condition,
neither
poor
nor
very
fat,
and
apparent
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alarm, and the men of the family when they appointed .by Corbitt 4 Macleay, general agents,
are most required in this country to yield fair re­
turns upon the nominal investment. Competition ly healthy. A part of the animal was cut into reached the camp, found the old man nearly beaten in this city, of the Imperial Fire Insurance Co., of
ha« reduced the tariff between a few competing bams, and a portion made into Bologna sausages. to death. Two of the actors in this disgraceful London, to adjust the loss by the late fire in Baum
JACKSONVILLE LODGE No. 10 points, but at an increase of capital and private The family began eating the meat, and gave scene have obsconded, the third preferred a charge
Bros. 4 Co.,s sto e, at 59 Front street, have com­
some to tne neighbors, all using it without cook- of assault against himself and was fined by a Jus­
expense.
The
only
permanent
remedy
for
this
pleted their labors. They find the actual loss to
OLDS ITS REGULAR .MEETINGS OX
every Saturday evening at th« Odd Fellow -s’ evil is a large reduction of capital, the cohsolida- 1 ling. In three or four days, several members of tice of the Peace.
be $1,103 40, and damages $1.116 ; making to­
Hall, Brothers in good standing are invited to tion of c ompeting lines and A reduction of office the family were taken sick. Dr. Messick, of Ma­
While a party of little boys were playing about tal of $2,219 40. Mr. Ferry, agent for the North
attend.
SIL A:3 J. DAY, X. G.
expenses by uniting with the Post Office, and by rengo, was called, but after a tew days, as he was the water of North Mill Creek, yesterday after­ British 4 Mercantile, which had the heaviest risk,
N. D. SHORT, It. bec’y.
i pre-payment of telegrams with stamps. This will at a loss to determine the character of the disease, noon, .Wiley Moores, son of Hon. I. R. Moores, and the agents of the Imperial, are awaiting advi­
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ienable a great reduction to be made in the salaries Dr. Green of the same town was employed, who fell in the creek. The stream at that point is rath­ ces in regard to the report of the adjustors. The
S. J. D ay ,
T rustees.
• >f employees, with a corresponding reduction of immediately pronounced it trichina'. In two weeks er deep and very swift, and the little fellow was loss, which is found to be much larger that at first
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the private expenses on each message, and will ox-, ten persons hud been seized with the malady. carried down a distance of nearly a hundred yards. supposed, will, no doubt, be promptly paid by .
tend the benefit of the telegraph to all classes und Four have died, five cannot possibly live, anJ one Mr. J. Q. Wilson, who was near by, heard the cries these standard companies.
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JAMES R. .VEIL,
has but the very faintest show lor recovery.
remove the causes of competing in telegraphing.
of his comrades and ran to the spot, but before
Yesterday afternoon, a spirited horse, belonging
After the death of a young woman* Dr. Green
reaching
him,
the
hoy
had
been
carried
to
a
shal
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to
the Willairette Dray 4 Forwarding Co., started
The committee give a statement of the capital,! dissected a piece of flesh from her thigh, and also
Third Street, (west >¡<1«), between Calif »mi:» earnings ami expenses of Western Union Company.! obtained a piece of the meat identical with that low spot near the town bridge and had gained a from an establishment on Front street, from fright,
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and allude to the Belgian and British lines, and, eaten, und look the parts to Elgin, where they footing. As he was chilled through, Mr. Wilson and made a break on its own account. The dray­
Will practice jii the Supreme and uther Courts
<iv that they doo not feel justified, in the present were placed under a magnifying glass, with an en­ and Mr. Clagget wrapped him in a blanket and man was around and, being rather long in the legs; •
of ti’.i- State.
condition oof <onr finmcial reso urce«, to recommend | larging power of six hundred times, and subjected carried him home, where a dry suit of clothes and also “made a break” for the beast. By a series
a liberal dose of ginger tea had so good an effect of kangaroo leaps he managed to jump upon the
a Government te egraph which w»uld involve the J to a searching examination. The parasites were
that before night Wiley reported himself at this disappearing vehicle, and stopped the “animile.’*
expenditure of from eighteen to twenty millions discovered in innumerable quauities. It is esti­
office all right, and the cheerful possessor of that No particular damage was dene, and everything
of dollars for the lines of hut one company, and mate I that they existed to the number of a mil­
unpopular article among little boys—a well washed was quiet “alohg the Front” at last accounts.
an annual tux up >n all the people f<»r the sake of lion (?) to the cubic inch. As seen under the glass
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the few who use the telegraph. The advantages they appear to be an inch long, flat and with face.
A man engaged in cleaning the windows of a j
C. W. KAJILEIL
The workmen employed at removing the cld store on First street, yesterday, accidentally drop­
<>f the system recoin mended are in the reduced heads.
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buildings from the new hotel site have taken the ped a large sponge, which he had been using, upon r, ’
rates, as is shown by the annexed tables, in uni-J
The patients suffer fearful agony. They have
form rates for equal distances, and in fixed rates, their senses and describe the sensation they expe­ middle part of the building to pieces. The ends the sidewalk. Two ladies passed soon after, one
are two separate frames which were simply shed- of whom noticed the sponge. Without stopping to
for press news, and in establishing ns a right that ■
rience, to be like the acutest rheumatic pains.
JACKSONVILLE/OR EGON.
which is now enjoyed as a favor. The telegraph , ! When moved in the slightest manner their suffer­ ded together. They will be hauled away imme­ see what it was, she instinctively clasped her hands
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to the back of her head to see if her “chignon,**
Will practice in the Supreme Court. District, and companies Lave already agreed to the purchase of ings are intense. Their eyes are glassy and pro­ diately.
other Courts of this State.
all their lines by the United States, according to truding, and their mouths parched.
Dr. J. R. Bayley, Supervisor’of Internal Reven­ “waterfall,” or whatever it is called, was safe.
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OFFICE—In building formerly occupied by O. nn act already passed. The Committee conclude
Seven physicians from Elgin, Marengo, Syca­ ue, passed up the river on yesterday’s boat., He Finding this was all right, she took another look
Jacobs—<)pp<>£ltt* Cat) it House sqfihre.
by saying that the postal telegraph system will de­ more and other places, have visited the dying vic­ has been to Washington in connection with the at the article upon the side-walk, and went on her
- DK. GEO. B. TOLIIAX, , pend for its suceess upon the economy with which tims. The attending physician, Dr. Green, an tiuiies of his office, and has returned to look after way rejoicing.
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experienced and able praetitioner, says there is no the interests of his Uncle Samuel in those parts.
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(late Surgeon U. S. Army,)
A new locomotive, for Ben. Holladay Jk Co., and
Marshal Glover arrested a man yesterday after­
ascertained method of treating trichinie, and that
A B eautiful S entiment .—In Augustin Daly’s whatever is done must bo of a nature wholly ex­ noon as a nuisance, and consigned him to the quiet to be used on the East-side Railroad, is on board
a
Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur, great play of “Under the Gaslight,” Laura Court­
perimental. He has little hope of curing those and seclusion of the Hotel de Reynolds until this the • bark Webfoot, which is now duo.
ILL PRACTICE IN JACKSON AND land utters these beautiful sentiments :
under his care, but may be able to arrive at results morning, when he will be brought before the Re­
H. W. Scott, Esq.. Editor-in-Chinf of tho Oro-
adjacent counties, and attend promptly to
“Let the wrinan you look upon be wise or vain, which will benefit future sufferers.
corder. The man was pretty drunk, but had too yonian, returned on the last steamer from his late J?
all calls (in professional business,
beautiful or homely, rich or poor, she has but one
The trichinie are taken into the stomach with much sense to tell his name.
visit to Washington and other points.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
thing she can really give or refuse—her heart. the food in a dormant condition. In about three
The Postmaster and Deputy say they are glad
W. T. Newby, Esq., laid somo yellow Newtown
on 4th street, opposite the M. E. Church, Jack­ Her beauty, her wit, her accomplishments, she days thereafter, being vitalized, they are found to
that the 14th only comes once a year. They were Pippin apples on our table yesterday, which were ^4
sonville, Oregon.
I may sell to you—-but her love is the treasure with­ have made their way into the muscles of the pa­
both kept busy as they could well be, all day yes- grown on his farm, near McMinnville, Yamhill
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out
money
and
without
price.
She
only
asks
in
tient
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s
body.
There
they
commence
the
work
of
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terday receiving and delivering valentines. We county, in 1863. They are still firm, and taste
return that when you look upon her, your eyes I | destruction, and continue it until the muscles are
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suppose that, as usual, the love-letter business like fruit of recent gathering.
shall speak a mute devotion ; that when you ad-I |consumed. They breed and die every three days,
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will take about a week to taper off, but the bulk of
A. J. Moses, notary public, stepped out of his
dress
her,
your
voice
shall
be
gentle,
loving
and
and multiply by thousands. The only time when the receipts for postage stamps are no doubt in bi’
Fino street,
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office in the Odd Fellows’ Temple, Friday night,
kind. That you shall not despise her because she the patient is free from pain is during the hours
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and just as he reached the sidewalk he was struck
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cannot understand, all at once, your vigorous when the change is taking place. The duration
Our fellow townsmen, Earhart, Miller, Nichols by a slungshot on the left side of the head. Ashe
thoughts and ambitious plans, for when misfor­ of the sufferer’s life is measured only by his ca­
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the rest of them who have been East and re­ was rendered partially helpless at the moment, the
A rkansas L ivery S tadie , tune and evil have defeated your greatest purpo­ pacity for endurance, being usually from three
turned on the last steamer, came up on the boat assailant made off and had not been detected up to
ses—her love remains to console you. YTou look days to u week.
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yesterday. We were too busy to interview any of the present writing. Whbever the assailing party
unto the trees for strength and grandeur ; do not
Jacksonville, Oregon.
them, but learn that travel seems to be a healthy was it is difficult to surmiue.
despise the flower» because their fragrance is all
I mpurities of the A tmosphere .—The close
E. H. GREENMAN,
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they have to give. Remember, love is all that a attention which has been paid of late to the con­ occupation for Oregonians, judging from the ap­
P ristino .—The following is given by exchange«
FliyaiciaxL cfc Sxirgooxi, woman can give—but it ¡8 the only earthly thing stituents of water, as bearing upon the health of pearance of this delegation.
as a specimen of printer’s terms : It don’t mean
We see by the Gaietto. that the Common Coun­
which God permits us to carry beyond the grave.” towns and cities, has been productive of important
OFFICE—At his residence on Fifth Street
however, as much as it would seem to the unin­
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Jacksonville, Oregon.
results in preventing, or at least mitigating, the cil of Corvallis has taken pattern from the Ordin­ itiated : “Jim, put General Washington on th«
?r4T~Will practice in Jackson und adjacentcoun-
H omf . E ducation .—I should not hesitate to at- attacks of certain forms of disease. Similar in­ ance recently passed in this city forbidding the galley, and then finish the murder of the young:
ies, and attend promptly to proiessional calls. .
tribute greater importance to home education than vestigations that have been undertaken in regard furnishing of intoxicating liquors to those who are lady you commenced yes’erday. Set np the ruins >•
to school education ; for it is beneath the parental to the atmosphere, promise equally useful results. formally proclaimed drunkards. This is a sensible of Herculaneum and distribute the small pox ; yon
DB.'A. B. OYBftBECK
roof, when the heart is young, and melted by the Few persons realize the extent which the gases of move, and we expect ere long to see the experi­ needn’t finish that runaway match, and have tho
IVILL PRACTICE xfEDICìi'E AND SUR-
warmth of fireside affection, that the deepest im­ manufactories and other agencies vitiate the at­ ment tried in still other towns. No tax-payer de high water in the paper this week. Put a now
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GERY, and will attend promptly to all calls pressions are made ; it is at home, beneath paren­ mosphere. Thus, in the examination of rain wa­ sires to support those who by their confirmed
head to Gen. Grant, and lock up Jeff. Davis, slide « î
on professional business. Hif^office and residence
tal influence and example, that the foundations of ter, at Manchester, about eight grains of sulphu­ habits have become imbecile in this respect as long that old dead matter into Hell end let the pie alone
are at
physical, moral and mental habits are laid ; it is ric acid to the gallon were detected ; and near cer­ as there is any way to enable them to support till after dinner. Put the ladies’ fair to press, and
The Overbeck Hospital,
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at hotne where lasting opinions are formed. tain alkali works in that city, the number amount­ themselves. We believe the honor of originating then go and put the Devil at work on Deacon
On Oregon Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
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School instructions can never supersede the neces­ ed to over fifteen graifis per gallon. It is not sun­ this idea in Salem, belongs to Aiderman Wade, Fogy’s article on “Eternal Punishmeit.”
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sity of vigilant parental leading and training at prising, therefore, in view of the presence of this and think he has reason to congratulate himself
G
ood
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dvice
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If
your
coat
is comfortable,
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ingredient, that stone, employed in buildings or on his head being level.
the fireside.
wear
it
a
little
longer,
no
matter
if
the
gloss
is
off.
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out-of-door statuary, in manufacturing towns,
Portland.
If you have no wife, get one ; if you have, God
A Dutchman in Toledo, who has been in t£e sa­ should so readily become decayed.
California Street, in building formerly occupied by
bless her and you ; stay at home with her, instead ♦ «
loon business, has been compelled to suspend pay­
[Daily Herald February, 12th.]
Dr. E. H. Greenman.
of spending your evenings in expensive fooleries
ment. The typographical fraternity were heavily
A drunkard was found lying in a Pottsville
Robert J. Ladd, Esq., is fast recovering from
Will practice in the Supreme and other Courts
indebted to him, as his books testified in the fol­ graveyard, and when taken in charge by an offi­ bis late terrible injuries, and his stumped arm is from home where you would be ashamed to ba
of this State.
found by your wife or children, or any other virt­
lowing entries : “Der Pig Brinter ;” “Der Laim cer, he claimed to he a petrified giant.
nearly healed. Mr. L. is able to walk around his uous friend. If you are in debt, be* industrious,
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“Der Leetle Brinter;” “Der Brinter
Particular attention paid to the collection Br inter
house, and appears like a person in full health.
of Claims against the Federal and State Govern­ mit der red hair;” “Der Brinter mit hair not
An Irish absentee is said to have sent this com­ His oity friends, as well as those throughout the persevering, frugal, plaia, seek contentment and
ments, the Fntry of Lands under the Pre-emption
forting message to his steward : “Tell the tenants State, will be glad to meet him in propria pettona happiness in God, stay at home with your wife and
and Homestead Laws, and to the Entry of Mineral yoost ao red; “Der Pen Putler Brinter; “Derj
children, and you will soon prosper.
again.
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Lodes under the recent Act of Congress.
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Attorney and louiisdior-at-Law,
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