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TOWN&COUHTYflEVS.
Polk County Official Directory.
' Polk county covers an area of about 1,250
iquare miles. Number of voters, 1,227. Acres
:" tT land under cultivation, 93.270. Value of
assessable property, $1,524,515, The Lanti
Office for this District is located at Oregon
City Owea Wado, Register j Henry Warren,
Receiver.
i CocsTT Ofkiceks. Judge, J. L. Collins
Commiai(itr, E. C. Dice, 11. TateinJ Sheriff,
J.W.Smith: Clerk, J.I. Thompson; Ataeaaor,
H. Davis; Trenturer, R. M. May; School Su
perintendent. J. II. My er; Surveyort S. T. Burch ;
Coroner, C. D. Embree. ; - , r y , ip
ilPosT Orricis Towns.- Bethel, Bridgeport,
" Buena Vista, Dallas (county seat), Eola, Grand
' Ronde, Independence, Luckiainute, Lincoln,
" Lewisvillo, Monmouth, Rickreal, Salt Creek
and Zena. ;''
. U. S. Mail leaves Dallas for Salem on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 7 ,. in., return
ing same days at 6 p. m.; for Independence,
. each, Tuesday morning a.t'6 ; for Salt Creek,
each Tuesday at Vp, m. W Lafayette, Mon
day and Thursday at 3 p. in., returning Wed
nesay and Saturday at 10 a. ra.; for Corvallis,
Wednesday and Saturday at It) a. m., returning
Monday and Thursday at 3 p. m.
Couktt Court. The business transacted by
the County Court this term was small. The
items are : A road was located from M. Ap
ples store, running so as to Intersect the Mon
mouth and Corvallis road at UelmioY land
claim. The new Toad is about seven miles
long. Bethel precinct was allowed to elect
two Justices of the Peace and two Constables.
Riggs had his license to run a ferry across the
Willamette renewed, and was allowed to raise
his rates of ferriage to 12 J cents for footmen,
25 cents for a man and horse, and 50 cents for
awagon and span of horres. Jesse D. Wall
IjOg'a ferry license was renewed. His ferry
crosses the Willamette at Lincoln. v
j The bills audited at this terra of the Court
and ordered paid, were as follows .,
Wm. Richardson.. $51 00
J. E. B. Pumpelly 13 40
J. W. Smith. Sheriff.. 20 00
J. I. Thompson, Clerk 79 60
II. Burbank 12 50
B. B. Branson.... 3 00
O. C. Litchfield..!..... 25 40
Oregon Stateaman , 300
Isaac S;nith X . 14 00
II. Mulkey 20 00
Total .........
Telegraphic Summary. President, Vice President, Chief Jus-
- tice Chase, and many members of Con-
Ciiicaoo, March 5. The Indian gress. He related his experience in
massacre at'Piegan, in the Blackfeet Arctic voyaging. lie wants 015,000
nation, by the military, is undergoing for an expedition to the 'North Pole, in
a searching investigation at Washing- the interest of science, lie has no
ton. doubt of the discovery of extensive
Logan, on accounto this affair, sus. whaling grounds. He is willing that
tained as it appears to be by Sheridan tho money should be placed in the
and Sherman, will ask his Committee hands ot president Grant for disburse-
to strike out the clause in the military ment. ,A bill extending national aid
in . t .1 T If T i ! A mnn r tn Anli I rr mill
Din iransiernns me xuuiaa bureau w i m oumo tt-jf
the War Department.
. New York, March 4 -The Gold
Room was to-day the scene of intense
excitement. The price declined to
112J, the lowest since 18G2. The de
cline has a depressing effect on mer
the undertahinc will
probably be presented inthe House
next week. It can already bo said that
it will receive strong support from
leading members.
Havana, March 7. The police ar
rested last night fifty-one members ot
$241 80
EELIGIOU3 SERVICES IN DALLAS.
Uf. E. Church. D. L. Spaulding, pastor.
-1.. Serviced at their church, north side of Mill
stroet between Main and Jefferson, as follows :
Piret SabbadU (In each month) in the evening:
2d Sabbath, at 11 o'clock a.m.; 3d Sabbath,
in the evening. Regular prayer meeting each
Wednesday erening. Sunday School every
Sabbath at 8 J o'clock a. in.
., Iiaptitt Church. J. W. Osborn, pastor. Ser
vices at their Church, corner Court and Jeffer
son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month.
Christian Church. F. F$Campbcll, paator.
Services at the Baptist Church secpnd Saturday
and Sunday in each month.
MethodUt Epicopal Church (South). B. R.
' Baxter, pastor. Services Tho First Sabbath in
each -isonth at their Church, southeast corner
Washington and Church streets.
STATE ilTEHS.
cantile circles ana the produce market, tho Masonic lraternity, who were hold
The Post attributes the denrcssion to ing mourning services at the lodge.
thfl weakness of foreign -exchange and The arrests were made for violation of
the statement from Washington of the the law prohibiting assemblages without
foreign trade movement
States, which makes tho
trade acrainst this countrv for the six . Chicago, March 5.- A special from
months ending December 31, 1809, St. Paul says a letter dated Pembina,
only 82,000,000. This statement be- Febrnary 18th, says: Majors Bbulton
ins official is entitled to consideration and Gricrels marched on Fort Garry
thoush the bears' marks are btincr pre with 200 Canadians, hoghsh and half
breeus. INot Deinix Atrong enougn to
The chimes of a fashionable church
in Philadelphia played i kShoo (Fly
"Not for Joe," and "I'm the 8irl that's
Gay and Happy, at a recent wedding.
"Bill j". said one apprentice to anoth
. "my l)oss" is a better man to work
for than your old man.i My boss ain't
always round his shop interfering with
his own business." V
Baltimore complains that hogs dying
with pneumonia are slaughtered there
fjr home consumption, and that .diseas
ed cows are converted into Bologna
sausages for its citizens.
Rubber pens are manufactured which
are said to combine the good qualities
of all other pens in use,
ningtOn OI me He " pivniW'fciuH asaeiuuwgw wiviiuuv
of the United the permissionof the authorities. Fpr
bo balauce of eigners present were not molested.
The Albany Register reports a re- pared to make as favorable, an exhibit as
vival of relhrion at Brownsville. Bur
ing a protracted meeting of ten days,
some forty or ' fifty persons have pro
fessed religion. The meeting is car
ried on by the Baptist, Presbyterian,
JJnited Brethren and Methodist denominations.
Mr. Unthank, a civil engineer
possible. The - Commercial contends
that the statistics are erroneous ; that
tho adverse balance .should be $20,
000,000 instead of $2,000,000; to
which should be added fully $35,000,
OOOJor interest on bonds held in Eu-
attack the Fort, they encamped near
bv. Reill collected 500 men and at
tacked them. Boulton surrendered
with 57 of his men who were marched
to Fort Garry while the others under
Schultz retired to btone tort. On the
10th lieill despatched 100 men to at
tack Schultz. One of Schultz's ser
rope, ine wmmerfiat aaas, nowever,
that this balance, it is assured, has been
nflfcftt hv the oxnort of seenritios and of vants was captured and shot. Another
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UI l- nnrolifiecs nF Amnriom ii i IrnnH latiAr Ot thft PafUO QatC SaVS t Hat JJOUI
444 j iiV fc a v v. aai.i v ibuu vv i j -
high repute in mining and railroad sur securities in Europe, and that a large ton, finding the settlers would not rise,
w mAn. mn -nnd rarml shmtnent of cotton, became uisffusted, leit ccnuitz ana
VUVS, JCIt UCIC uu iu? v'a. vna uiui 11- i f x r . - . 'I , , . .. r n T
ii for Albany. 8av9 the Ennina Call "- oath Pt of tho .ptt &lJJr?.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAURI CD.
In Salem, at the residence of Ja Glover,
March 9th, by Elder 8. O. Adams, Mr. J. O.
Holbert, of Salem, and Miss Minnie Nichols,
of Dallas. ; :
Compliment of the parties received.
Guardian's Sale.!
W E 8.T-SID E & T OU E J
' MAIN STB GET, j EOIA ' '
i r; DOTY,
WISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he keeps constantljr on hand
large assortment of . : .
QEHERAL MERCHAriDISE
Speciallj adapted to the wants ot tba
commntilty, etahraclng ! 1,
Dry Goods, i
Groceries, i
Queensware, , J
Hardware, ; ;:v; ; '
Boots & Shoes,
Hats Caps;
Etc Etc.. Etc.
sZTCall, and Judge for yourselTe.-8.
PREMIUM
GANG
PLOWS!
JOSEPHINE P. BOYLE, GUARDIAN
of the minor heirs of 3. W. Boyle, de
. . m . . ILL m .
ceased, liavtng Died ner peimon in m voumj nrCT tIIfllftl Tfl
Court of Polk county, State of Oregon, for tha I 1 f J t II I j IViiU V II I U
sale of th following real estate belonging to
said wards, to-witj Beginning at the N. W.
corner of the Donation Land claim of J. W.
Ble, in T. 7 S., R. 5 W., running thence 8.
18.78 chains, thence E. 33.58 chains, to the
W. line of the land sold by J. P. Boyle to Dan
Chandler ; thence N. with Chandler's lino, 33
58 chains, to the place of beginning, contain
ing 63 06100ths acreaj it is, therefore, order
ed, that the next of kin, and all persons inter
ested in the real eitate described ia the fore
euinz Detition. be required to appear fn the
of Polk county, on rsaiuraay,
MAUI
I?IASOI'S GANG PJLO W
" COAJLLENGE." "
DALLAS, SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1870.
County Court of Polk county., on
the 11th day of April, 1870, and show cause, if
any there be, why the prayer or sail pennon
ihould not be srrantcd; and it is further order-
820.-but before reaching there was Uietied, that a copy of this order be published in
TnE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR- 4
chafl the exclusive right from Wm. Sia
son, for the District comprising the counties of
POLK and MARION, is manufacturing tbeee
Celebrated Plows, and is ready to fill orders for
the same on short notice, j ,
for threo successive
Head te advertisement of STt. Ford, ad-
tninistrator, in another colamn, ye who wish to
; lay property clicap .
. i . , , .
- Lost. In the town of Dallas, last week, a
nieerschaam pipe with a short cherry stem.
The finder will confer a faror as woll as being
rewarded, by leaving it at this office
Religious. A religious revival is in pro.
.gress at Monmouth, and the accessions to the
church within the pas week, have been aeout
twenty persons.
New Ads. We call the attention of our
readers to the new advertisement that appear
this week. Tho great number prevent us from
mentioning each on) ?eparitt-ly.
GBorsE. The grouse, begin to hoot on the
. foot bills. Our hunters Mve discovered thei
places ot retreat, and have been able, to killj
quite a number. - 1
nf thr ith. tct mntft rhp. npceasarv sur. . i .1 .i . i . ... u:n. .u T.-.. ihe Orrrox Keptblum!
Z ' " " " Mmports ana exports closer wgemer oy pwij ui r"u' Tuu,u week, nrior to the time of bearing said peti-
tion. Don at Chambers, Aiarcn um, iotv.
veys for the Albany Canal, from the than they have been for years. The
Santiam to the Willamette river at AN Post says that figures show that our
htr.r. foreign trade is nearly balanced, and in
TT V TWrwnnW fnmisW ih these figures no account is taken of the
a a a
Statesman vritrt the following ngures thcr0 aT0 raanv wj10 believe in the
from the assessment rolis of the city of theory that Europe is indebted to
Salem for the year 1870 : Value of
Uoulton surrendered without firing a
shot. A few hours later news from h t.
Garry is that Boulton is court martialcd
bompson has furmshed the of American securities, and London, .March 4.0ttaway, under
with the following ficrures rntr trim Kvi;A1rA in li Smrrjinc of thp Foreicn Denartment.
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2-4w
J. L. COLLINS,
Co Judge.
MIS CELL J NEO US.
i. SQ. Come, Farmers, and encourage
Webfoot Ingenuity U Enterprise 1
And enable yourielves to raise Large Crops.
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For Sale at my Shop I(K each.
T. II. liCCMS, .
ft Dixie, Polk county, Ogn.
referring to the San Juan boundary -- -j VT T Hjf T T
question, eaid ten year's occupancy of X U JLtt. jLI- A i IJ;JLa XJ
Bjbi.es Tlio Polk County Bible Society has
jnst received a new and good assortment f
Bibles, from a pocket to a large family edition.
The depository 13 t the store of Messrs. N. 4
J. D. Lee.
New Market. Mr. Palmer has opened a
meat market in tko old market house, north of
the ditch, where he is prepared to furnish; his
customers with an excellent quality of fresh
beef. .
a
Egos. Eggs are selling IpNis market at
321"cents per lioscn, and Gutter is selling at'
16J cents per pound. At these figures the in
habitants of Dallas ean subsist themselves
cheaper then by using beef or mutton.
the varieties of weather known to the
of March. On Thursday morning a
Weather. We have, with in tho past week,
had all
month
rrey thin covering of snow was on the ground
And the surrounding hills were quite white.
It all disappeared, however, before nooa.
. SasPBXPBD Patmest. -We learn from a pri
vate letter that a man, named Warren, who has
purchased wheat estetvsively of the farmers on
the South Yamhill, has failed, owing about
$12,000 to those of whom ha purchased. It
ias caused a money crisis in that part of Yam
hill county.
real estate, $933,312 ; value of person
al property, S4G0,8 ij reduction for
indebtedness, $216,413 ; total net val-
uation'Sl, 182,745. This shows a gain
of 200,000 during the past year.
A mass temperance meeting was
held at La Fayette, on the 22d, states
the Blade, at which 70 persons signed
a pledge of total abstinence.
The same paper says : Mr. 31. S.
Hart, contractor on the McMinnville
canal, has commenced work with about
forty men. It is his intention to push
tho work forward with all possible dis
patch. We expect to see the canal
completed before the rainy season, next
fall.' " .
The Benton county Democratic Con-
have nominated Judge K. S. Strahn
for State Senate, D. Carlisle and W. It.
Calloway Representatives, Johp Bur
nctt County Judge, Jas. A. Cawthorn
County Clerk, J. S. Palmer Sheriff, P.
Henderson Treasurer, Zeb. Hinkleand
John T. Hughes County Commission
ers, Tyro Smith Assessor, W. W.
Moreland School Superintendent, and
Jas. Robinson Surveyor. J. C. Avery,
A. J. Thayer, W. R. Calloway, P.
SVnrr I, H. Sm Ih. J. Khwk nnri Wm
Burk were
Democratic State Convention.
America, and not Ameriea to Europe, question, said ten year's occupancy of
Tl.n It xn'tU Via iiuin thfit iha raitrnula I ViA Itlitrwl nf St. Jllftn had CM.t the
are brinffin? the countrv to tho verere Government 22,000, besides salaries IlurcailS,
of specie payments. and other charges. '
New York, March 5,The trans- New Ycuk March 9. Returns from
actions at the Gold Board, to-day, are three fourths of the State of New Hamp
estimated at $85,000,000. making it f shire, leavs no doubt of the election
one of the largest day's work since of Steams for Governo, and Chas. II.
September. . Business did not cease Gelge, Railroad Commissioner, by a
with the day, bnt remained to the majorilj of 1,000 to l,f00. The Re-
sraall hours of the night. Six or seven publicajliave a majority in both bran
failures of Bull operators arc current- ches of the Lejslature. Stcarus has a
ly reported to-night. If gold reaches majority of 1,500 over three opposing
llOthere will be 200 or more. Bets candidates, r The vote shows that the
Rcpublcans hold their own in the State
while the Labor Reform party draws
all its strength from Democratic ranks
Portland-legal tcodor rates, 00c.
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STATG ftTREET, SALEM, OREGON,
Importer, Wholesale and ReeUil Dealer in
7. r. 1 am l...
. IJIaiik fJooLs,
A Variety of CHAIRS, for Kitchen and
I'arior use, . i
RAW-IUDn rtOTTOM CIIAIR8,
Of my own make. j ;
Shop near Way mire's Iflill
Stationery aud
Ulrica I IiistruiuentM.
are freely made to-night on a further
decline, and one wager was made that
it would touch 108 within a week.
Dry goods men1 are complaining of
stagnation of trade in consequence of
the declicu in cold.
Three thousand dollars of American
silver wa shipped from Montreal to
New York yesterdayotr orders from
restaurant and saloon keeper, who in
tend to give silver in change
I
INVITE THE PUIl LIC TO EXAMINE
uiv stock. I hll be pleaded to show yon
my goodj. and better pleased when y ou lay.
ew Work put up to oracr,,ana ucpainng
done at the lowest cah price. jf ' .
37 WOT. C, WILLS.
Commercial.
DRUG STORE.
sun st.,
CAll kinds of School DcxjIu used in this Ticin-
ity conaUutly on hand, " j
AQZST FOB MASON & HAULI2TS 02GA27S.
As I import all ray stock direct from rnanu.
fiwtorersand Publisher, I can tffer Baporior
iodueeincnts to publisher'. '
irllalf a block eaat of the nank-R5l
21f
DALLAS LIVERY. FEED & SALE
Northwest Corner Main and
, DALLAS, OGN.
The commercial editor of tho Ore
gonian, in speaking of the effect of the
decline of gold on our merchants and
Cincinnati, March 5. A number business io general, saja:
of dry goods and other stores began The effect has rcadhed San Francis
rmvlnrr ftilvrr hinnrft tn-rtup. Irrthn I -... s. I. K I a !tf Vr hnvf
bly ninny aaore will follow on Monday, already advanced quotations on dry Drills, I aicril JICUICIIICS,
ine DroKera mm au men suver to dc i goods, in consequence ox tne aeenne oi
used for that purpose. g0ld : and dealers in other lines of
XT X. n ? 'JL.1 .1 . Mil . -LI! 1
, unur oifcK, iuarcu o - ocvuxai iroods assure us mat iney win oe oourcu
business houses of this city resumed to revise prices. Business is destined
be more or less shaken up or
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HAVING PURCHASED the OLD STAN V
formerly belonirinir to WS. Kobb.and
wUhin? to live and let lire, I will sell at l-w
rates, FOR. CASH everything in inj line:
And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, pHt up
exprculy for Medicinal bc
PURCHASED TnE ABOVE
Wbilleyj we have re
in cucti a manner as
PCRI'UMERIEJJ
elected as delegates to the
specie payments yesterday.
Chicago, March 7. A Tribune'
New York special says several politi
cians have been canvassing tho policy
of running "William II Seward for
Governor of New York on a ticket
uniting conservative Republicans with
Die Ensign says that information has the best portion of the Democrats. Tho
Saw Mill.' Mr. Allen, of Eucna Viata, in-'
forms , ns that the new saw mill at that plaee
has been set running, and is bow witting lum
ber at the rale of six thousand feet per day.
The lumber is disposed of as fast as made, which
reached lloseburg that the bart Chas.
Devens was wrecked in attempting to
put to sea from Coos Bay, last week.
She had on board a cargo of lumber.
It is understood that the vessel will be
a total loss. !
The same paper states that , the
steamboat Swan, the piouecr on the
j waters of the Umpqua river, after hav
ing run up the river a few miles above
proposition appears to be favorably re
ceived, though it is strongly opposed
by the Tammany unjr, who will norm-
to be more or less shaken up pr a
time while the currency is undergoing
tho changes noted, and those who have
dealt so carclcsslv as to be largely in
debt at, the Ea,t, with outstanding
credits here, may find it difficult to get
throuirh. riirht side up. Wo have not
tho means of knowing precisely how
Orecou importers stand upon the books
at ,Sao Francisco and New York, but
we h'flvii the opinions of those who
OF
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AX.L KIXDS.
Al&: Sod.
Cream Tartar,
baleratus, .igo,
Bird Seed,
Paint. Oils,
Varnishes, Jrxthe$,
j Domestic Dyes', ,
i. Washing Powder,
And everything el?e that is kept in a FIRST
CLASS DKIM SUlitlS.
I IJ. I'. XICIIOLS, Druggist.
TTAVINO
XT Stand of Mr. A. II.
fitted and re-stocked it
will satisfactorily meet every want of Ui com
m unity.
Buggies, single or double. Hacks, Con-
tord Wagons, etc., etc..
Furnished at all hou-s. day or nlhf, on
hort ritie.
Superior Saddle IIore, let by the
Day or Ueek. !i -
TERMS, RCASONARLE.
" i i ' T. O. RICHMOND
nate Hoffman or Tweed at the next ought to know, that our State is largely ftcw lfthl!1ratel Work Oil
Cor. Malu and Court Streets,
Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor.
BY OVfiaLAD KODTB
election.
Washi sotox, IMarch 6. Governor
Stevenson, of Kentucky, telegraphed
to Golladay, refusing to accept his res
ignation as a member of the House of
Representatives, and Spying that his
in debt at both places. In the payment
of bills at the former place, the decline
California
r. 11 Ml , 1 If
the contracU cre for gold, in any case ; THE CALIFORNIA SCRAP BQOfy! Dry Gools
but bills OWtng in ftCW 1 ork Will DC A rfIft8Uory of u$cruI information and select
hard to CIV. as they were contr acted rniV,ntr. pinirisinr choice selections of Prose
duty to his State, his COUSUtuentS and t h'n il in tenders, the nrice of and Toetry. Talcs, Incidents and Anecdotes,
his own honor, demand a full investijja- which has advanced very considerably oth. "to-malf Dcacriptirc, Homorous and
t;j. fjf:. it... t : , v.: i - i i it. i .!' i . , " . m, I oeniimcniai. ' t
.uu.uu -i" fi IicBeburg, has made her return trip, l!on 01 in? cnarges against mm m reia- giDCC the contracts were made. iw Tbo coro,iier, in arranging and combining
madejn that section. i . i . tlOU to the sale ot cadetshiD bv tho lnw nrl of nroduce. with tho ccneral muterial. has preseuted tbu wholo in an inter-
: I carrying away a loau 01 ireignt. ,t,:v. t, I . . 1 - . 5i ' l-". .u Ustina- n.i attractiva stvie. The brevity and
nlr hrnTr,rnVfVnla ."."T r t of topic render tl work particularly
under the circumstances. difBculties of the situation entertkininc. In this work wiU be found fact
(jOlladay is accused Of 8'elling cadet- t it,rt IJiaoa nhnpr. and iucidents on the Lives of the Pioneers, and
. ww- a I jlUIUW V waawav w rw w
snips in the West roint military school. . .f. t
mw v.,- nr--i. t ins srieculationa are about la
STE P I.NJ
milE TTNDERSIGNED HAS JtST KE-
X ceived and is uow opening a carefully se
lected stock of
'-(I
i-'v
Asothbb Milt. Mr. Ji D. Vailing of Lin
coin informs us that he, in eowpany with Mr.
"Witten,. late of Salem, are making arrange
ments to feuild a steam saw mill at that place.
The enpaeitj of , the mill; will be from six to
eight thouAand feet of lumber per day. Hear
!tha proposed site in a very fino bdy of ouk
timber, and lnmber of that wood will be made
of pie first quality. y r
carrying away a load ot freight.
The following is a report .of the
business in the lloseburg Land Office
for the month of February : Number
of acres sold, ,2.21G,G1: taken under
ing speculations are about
Clarke, of the Forty-second street Pros- prospects :
16
mining
. 1 TT . 1 . . m . r. n . s r. . I 1 " J m. . t X I
tne uomesteaa Accz,4ii30 ; taiceo byterian Church, lectured lastveyening Mtis believed from tho tenor of prir
under the I're-emption AP i,U4U UU j I on the subject ot the Bible in the Pub- ate lei
total, G,501 09.
8jrmREw.As spring approaches the grey The French Government has inti-
v; - digger iuirrel begins to show himaolf, and 4 mated, .through one of its I ministers,
commence depredations on tho farmers. By
reason of the mildness of the , winter none of
these pests hare died of starvation, cold or:
floods of water. They, of coarse, will swarm
into the fields in unuiual numbers this spring
and su turner, destroying large quantities of
grainy It would be a good plan, according to
our way M thinking, for the fanners to de-
1 clare war againat them early this season. Now
while their favorite food is scarce, they will cat
greedily of wheat that has been poisoned with
strychnine. The best way to prepare the
wheat is to soak it in water, and then sweeten
it with sugar or syrup before miling in the
poison. The poisoned grain plated j about
tbelr haunts would prove the death of many
scores of these venuin. The work of destrue
tion can safely be entrusted to t.h'iJwr.whn
tliat in future all parties will beat lib
erty to lay cables from France. This
announcement, if final, must settle the
question between America and France
as to the interchange of cable lines.
The managers of the French line have
contradicted the charge that American
messages are subject to condemnation
by the imperial censor ; but time alone
will dispel a doubt which derives some
of its effect from the FrasncoIlebel
and untrustworthy character of Messrs.
Ijeutcr, JJrlioger & Co. The French
have arrived at an honest conclusion
in the antt-monopolf . N. Y. Tribune.
The latest fashion among young la-
will match
pre old enough to know the properties pf fltrycb, j did S is x to Select suits tfcat Wl
: innUe.':' ; v ; ; .0 J the color ot te hair.
lie Schools. Ho made a severe argu
ment against the lloman Catholics, as
serting that the cause of this sectarian
movement wa3 that the papacy, which
letters from tho interior mining re
gions, that a fair trade will open with
tho spring mining season. . Numerous
discoveries have been modo in various
localities, and all tho camps are better
was growing weak in Kutope, seeks to supplied with snow for spring operations
recover us vigor on our sou. ue warn than thev havo been; tor tbo last two
ed the people of the Divine displeasure seasons. At nearly all thei3 epots of
in seeing uoa s wora Danistiea irom
schools. Bev. Mr. Ilepworth, of the
Church of Messiah, preached last even
ing on the same subject. Previous to
tho sermon, a petition to the Legisla
ture against sectarian grants was circu
lated in the congregation for signatures.
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supples, more than the usual numbers
of men have eongregrted en roiite for
the diggings, and are awaiting the open
g 01 j travel 10 go xorwaru.
"At Brady's Bend, Pa., in n violent
Mr. Ilepworth considered that wo aro Miuarrcl between a father and mother,
on inn verge 01 b revolution w nose re mno gm, iwunecu jems uiu, m iry
suits would be more important than ing to part them, became so excited
anything oocurring in American his-1 that shQ is hopelessly insane.
tory since the declaration of Indepen
dence. He said hU principle was the A man io Cincinnati a fcw.days ago
DQttom dollar tor the ruhiio ocUools, 1 suddenty lost the sight of ono aye with
but not one cent for sectarianism, r J out any premonitory symptoms. To all
Captain Hall delivered a lecture last J outward appearances the eye is as good
night to a largo audience, including the 1 aa everj but the sight is entirely goue
of the History of tho State, that make lis pages
glow with the facjuations of a romance.
wo connueniiy an? uiiate lor tnis book i
lareer sale than any work that' has been circu
lated unon this Coast for many years. J
. It is one large octavo volume 01 upwarai or
700 pages, printed on elegant paper, nanusorae
type, with numerous spirited engravings, illus
trating scopery, character, etc. j I i -i
It is fold only through canvassing agents,
and thoso wishing territory to ,'cantass should
immediately apply ia person of by hjtUr to the
undemigned. ; ; i
k'o have also just secured the General Agen
cy lor the Pacific; Coast fori tho Celebrated
Morse's Fountain lo- An excellent article
for ugents. M H i ;
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