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C4J na BK3I THE ASTORIAN. SATURDAY., ,.,.,, Jtnj ip, -KJ3 SUXAX OlXGS AXOJTG HORSES (From the New York Spirit of the Times, Our parson is one of the kind "who gives tn.e people the worth of the jjioney, so he gets up pretty extensive sermons for suchliot days. Last Sun day I sat until he got to llthly, and anclby that time, I got as dry as a contribution box; so I stepped out to get a drink at the pump. The meet ing is oh the corner, and the horses -were hitched along on both sides, a lpt of thern together. As I went out I saw something was on foot among the nags; most of them had their ears back and were showing their teeth, and stamping in anything but a re figioaa mood. When I got my fluid dowx I stopped to investigate the dis turbance among the horses, and as I knew horse Latin,, sat down on the steps to take notes- All were outside the rails and hitching-posts in a pav ed gutter, each beating a tattoo wTith & quartet of iron hoofs, which I t&ought would be more profitable for tths- blacksmith and farrier than for the- owner;.- but as the owners were mostly rich,, it was none of my busi ness TWlfttle Black reached his head tcerto the little Chestnut and whisp &$d! something when the Chestnut 3ivedthe meeting; "be- organized, by sollj&g'the Big Bay to the- cMir. Tftfe. motion was. carried,, and1 the qhaijimajii proceeded to- state the ob jjrct o the- meeting, as- follews: 3!iiii0w.-HonsEs:: We'liae-now or gsa&edl ourselves into a contention 3ic-t5oe purpose of peacebly discuss ing! oux- grievances, in accordance with.fcllG' republican character' of our Unalienable-rights.. "We are brought from our stables and! pastures- every Sunday to be tied; up liere, in this ijtot weather, upon a pavement of vil lJaiirioTis boulders, exposed'i.'he heat f mid-summer sun and the bitesol merciless flies. Many of us have not a stitch of fly net to our backs and alll at us have been more or less incapac itated from protecting ourselves by karciing. our tails clipped to gratify an unseemly fashion, which neither our masters, nor mistresses seemed dis posed to. honor at this time in their outward continuations. Besides, our check-reins are-left tied so tight that we- connot fight a fly from our shoul rs or ease our aching muscles a sin gle miSnute.. In view df these abuses, we isei Liiut our cunui.wii causiouu ly for redress,, ancl hope this conven tion will devise some means of relief The Black then nominated the Chestnut as Secretary,, which was agreed on. . . The Cream Color moved a commit tee of three to present a platform for the consideration of the meeting. Carried; and the chair appointed the Cream, the Black,, and the Roan, said committee. "While this committee was consult ing together, the-Chair called for' an expression of opinion. JCcom the- coffer- ent members of the contention,, and requested that each one bring in a resolution emDoayiing ma sentiments, whereupon the following, were offer"- ed. By the Deacon's Yellow Mare. Itesolved, That the merciful maiu is merciful to his beast. Adopted. Resolved, That every Itorse should! he provided with a fly net. T?his was ais,-ended "by the Sorrel, so as to read; 'Hind tlat the said fly nets should be so constructed so as to pno iect the flanks and legSj, as well as. the"back and ears,", and in this for3& tihe resolution was adopted By the Bobtail Bliick. Resolved, Thabit is an abridgement of our own natural 'righis-to cmtail us at one. end and tie the other, while' the flies axe. suffered to"suck our blood. Carried witlk much, unaji. imity. Resolved. That these flies bifce-l&e h 1! Objected by the Deacon's Yefcw Iare. (The Pony had been brougk& up in a livery stable where his mor als had been sadly neglected.) The little Sorrel said the Pony was right. The old Dun thought the - language too strong for the place, But would vote for it any other day but Sunday. The Big Gray moved 'to strike out all after Resolved, and insert "that these flies have the faculty of caus ing the members of this convention, and our -race generally, much: "pain nd annoyance." '. At this the Pony fairly.kicked one ieg over me snail, ana diu a splinter from a rail. He said: ' j!j Chairman, the horse just up is an old fogy; I go for calling, things by tliCli liglll lltXIXICO. JLiliO BtUrUUillg Up herein such, weather is ;an outrage which no- Christian horse could en dure. Master is in there on ;his, soft cushions, hearing jShadrach, etc, in J them a whit, while we stand here in aiiery furnace that dees n early take 4;heaitoff andt are tormented, by flies utpJpot!LproJe3k against Dan75 for the previous nuesUon.on my res- nlnfinn 32u :'-lul r t J-asisa3adsdyijUelBbtaii Black f Little Sorrclj jind Dapple Gray, tmd the resolutacli was carried bya large majority. S$& iCreitm announced i !thnt the Committee on aplatforni was.re.ady to "report, and presented the' follow- t , J Since the horses ' arc deprived, of their natural defenses, they should be effectually secured against flies, etc. while confined in harness. 2a. No good Christian will leave his horse tied in the sun t upon paving-stones, -wltan there is a shade and soft ground within fifty yards. 3d. No city lout should harness his horse to ride half a mile to church, because his wife's petticoats are so lon that she cau not keep them out of the dirt. 4th. Hhe man who keeps a chepk rein hitched up, while the horse is waiting. by the hour, Ought to go to the place the minister in the church sends the wicked. 5th.The provisions pf the Golden Rule should be construed so as to ap ply to horses as well as men. This platform was adopted, by a unanimous neigh, and. the Secretary was-ordered to- furnish a copy to every horse-congregation in the city and country for notification, with a request that the subject be acted up oniirext Sunday. Jfest then the people began to come oufc of the church. The little Black tossed his haad-and gave the Chest nut a wicked leer. The Yellow mare whinned for her co)t,;the Pony champed hisblfct sulkily, but all were so g&xLtO'gefcawvay" that they, moved off a-the word, and I guess this con vention,, like many oth,ers,,3yill end only in a talk.. However, if no re fornu is- effected in a shcrit time, I sholllook for further action, MISCELLANEOUS. . GLOBE HOTEL. Maviv Street - - J&foria,) Oregon. N.-EOEEOED PROPRIETOR. This ITouso Has boon refitted and nowly fiir. nishodlih the noatest inannor, and guests will find.all. their comforts wolL attended tot. The Table- always supplied, with the best of the se'ason that the markotafibrdfe. B"Thoso who desire to hare a goodsquaro meal go to the Globe. 'Terms moderate. For Sale Cheap for Cash ! 06D SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING House containing seven rooms. Lower rooms hard .finished, together with three acres of good Garden Land, all under good fence. Or chard, .Barn and Stable, Store-rooms, Wood house and other buildings, situated at Skipa non Landing For furthor particulars, apply to Kerry. Woodward & Co, Portland &r to e- RICHARD HOliSON, Astoria. HENRY BERENDES, FasMonable BOOT MAKER! Chcnqmus street, Astoria, Oregon. US- Manufactures to order tho best quality of Boots and Shoes Repairing of all kinds "a , A. SMITH, LATE OF LA. PORTJJ, INDIANA. 83& Having commonced business in Astoria I am prepared to dp sll kinds of Painting, gujjranteed; both, as to pfjeosmid ork. POR CHARTER, -Tho stoop. HECTOR, Having boen purchasodj by tho jindersignod, willheroaftor be in. readiness to carry freight to any accessible po&t. Tho Hector has good accommodations for keeping freight jiry and can carcy 20,000 fdetj of lumber. Por'partiou. lars. intiuico of P, JQUX SONstoria, LEGAIi, GTieBSv Suuimons T N TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Jfc of Qrfon;for the County ofjClatsop. -' ilargacet Jjrown. Plaintiff, vs. Allan Brown Defendagi: "To Allan Brown, dofondant"ln the nanuo 0 tho istato of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear, and answer tho Complaint filed against you ih tho jibovo en titled action at the' next term of tho above entitled C6urt, to bo hold at Astoria, County and State aforesaid, on. tho 12t&day of August 1878, -and. if 'you fail 0 to answer tho Plaintiff will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded therein," which is a divorce froni tho bonds of matrimony with you. AI. L. McEWAN, jltiw Solyiior-for Plaintiff. Administrator's Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GrIVEN THAT THE undersigned, has been appointed by tho County Court for tho Sbifce of Oregon, for the Countvof Clatsop, Administratrix of the es tate of Franklin Kickerson deceased, lateof said county. All persons, indebted to said os- tato are hereby noticed, to mako payment, and all persons having ahiims against said es tate are hereby rcquirod, to present the" samo to mo, dulyvcrined,atinyroideneo in Astoria in said county, within s?x months from this dato. RUTHB.XICKERSON, "Astoria, July 1, lS73-Iw Administratrix. Notice of Phial Settlement. THE. MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF G. Y. Cook, deceased. Bx order of Hon. J. Moffitt, Judge of tho Probate Court for Claton county, State of Oregon, tho fust Monday in September, 1873, that being tho lt day of said month, is appointed for hearing objections and final.sottlement of said estate. GEORGE FLA VEL, Administrator. ; Astoria, July 10th, 1S73., j 12 4w. Pinal Setilement. ' , 0TICE.IS nUUEBY GIVEN TO ALL whom it may noncernthattho undersigned has film!, in t.ho (Jounhv flourfc. of fllatisnn istratrix of tho estate of John Brown, deceased, amvine saia kjoutv nasnxea ssepicmDer 1st 1CT3 for hearine objection'! rhdroio. I i'&L rTiTAi'm3r'TJ TlTJnurW lAnXiet,-: ltEKK iiiww "m. 1 mjLXjmv "iv. anuuiwn c'n.v. I A. imiawa Woan. 'TtilK'VH 1, 1TJ 1. ..i 1M '4mjrvwi-mvjnty.VLijj-.iJ.jw. m wmtiw w CL&BKE, HENDERSON & COOK. Ll This Space Is Reserved;! FOR- (MMtoEiW, ...a r ' i t' A 'I ' t ft ' , IT .1 ' S , i Ji. , ! -., It .1 i 3 IIJ1 107 f til , t. i -I 'J O O -is oitOt f f! i ii: '7f 'ii 1 w $ -4 '..'if btu. 'itw- . it W - :? ft r' I Jill J-:hu! l"i it . iiitfvr , iU itrtu tlr,. . ). , 1' H it f n , f mi t .'I 11 i .-j i '4 W '"Ai- U i) i- .u L' t t' rnaetA nogorO t'lmaHU ! ' .T meets sriT CI m HI Si tf .i.Q.tKl. .bv, . JJUSMM. Uoi iii. ir .v NJl OMiAMnl B jawi hI . i, A i i ' tT?.ja' H 1 Ami 1 w. && watt . . i Ki.iar . rT vXS. Dekum'S N6W BUlldingi .... . rrr i-'tiL. . .. . Corner First ana WasningtoiUrf l WlJ r t 1 t 1 1-' ' ,..- . H o o S V ft fiil VI PQja?MNDOBE,GO. SKALL-P0S CUKE 1 Dr. Borzaus Saaall Pex: Core. As this mo&fc loathsome-f all disoasos-ia H ablo to breakout amoustrus at any time-r3i is ,woll to bo p'topared for k at all times. Dr. Borzeaa's Small-Pox Curo and Pioven tivo, now piopaied and kopt on hand at my pffico, cornor fiist and Main streets, one door from First-, 5 a. sure curo or preventive for that disease. The history of this modicino can not better bo explained by mo titan by insorting the following somewhat condensed lottors. SAMUEL. COIIWIN, Propkietob. Saw. Fb vnoisco, July 2, 1872. My dear old friond,. Samuel Corwin I havo rib doubt but you will bo- much surprised: on receiving this letter, butporhaps, notmose so, or more gratified, thaa I was to hear fiom you. The manner in which. I heard from you, and learned of your whoieabouts, is thiss. I happoned to be loekihg overan Oregon news paper and noticed your name-, a3 Representa tive elect, from Tillamook ccunty. Tho thri&i of pleasure which I experienced on reading, is indiscribablo. Tho many acts of kindness which I received at your haads long years ago havo novor been forgotten,, notwithstanding our correspondence has been broken for 17 years. en, oam, x won-u auompi io give you more than the outlines ofi" what has tran spired with mo since wo taet corresponded. So maaay incidents of tho past, inirhich you and I Trero connected, crowd, upon my mind that I cannot think or writoof myself. Does your mind, over rovert to the past, when we first mot how you took mo in as a partner, whon those who ought to haye boen my best friends throw off on me bow wo got snowed in aoDd had to livo on potatoes straight for sis wooks how good that grizzley moat tasted what a.disgraccful retreat re-made frsin our paor innocent Jack, when, we-fcbought we were f besieged by a gslzzlcy.. "Well, Sam,, those! events of 1852 frequently furnish, subject mat tor fbc my thoughts, and, as t am writihgr to you, crowd upon my inind but iVrill dismis r them for thepresent to give place ti that which I will, perhaps bo of greater interest to you. I pocketed eleven thousand dollars out of tho j-"Deop Clayu'ypugavo m,o in-Masaposa, and started for &omo in Juno, 1855. Unvested four thousand dollars in real estate in this city, and loft it in care of MoLano, our old abinmato. My property hxiro has yielded mo a handsomo incomer, and quadrupled in rvalue- I woni into business in Now Yrk city, in "whichi I was very successful sobi ut two years ago, sinco which time I have been trav eling through the European countriios. You kawI used to havo a weakness for traveling; well, it has been gratified tfc my heart's, con tent "While an Franco I was taken wat& the small-pox The lady of tho inn teJd mo that I was fortunate to take tho disoasoattthat ptwo, asthorowas an old small-pox doeior neairb-y whonover failod to.curoamattor Jiow' ba tho disease; and sure enough, IV began to re cover within four hours after commencing to take tho medicine, and in twenty-four hours I folt quito well, I was so. mueh elated with the magical effects of tho medicine that I was determined, if possible, to obtain tho formula,, in which I succoeded, by paying ha&dsomoly and promising not to divulgo it in France. 1 see from Oregon papers that you havo tho disease among you. Tho enclosed packago contains tho-formula and sufficient material for family use I havo cured all tho cases thatlliave-eoniein contract with, -and find it an infalliblo curo and prevontsvo. When you answer this, 1 will foiwaxd suificiont of tho material to mako you at fortune, as I havo am ple, and rest assured I seciprocato past favors. I will closo for the present and awaifc anxi ously your answer. JDSrcct to San Franesscd, as 1 will remain her about two months.. , Yours etc., ISAAC RICHARDSON. . "W-hon I received this modicuio!fc ihero bejnp no small-pox in tho Statd of Oregon, 1 sent packages to a number of place? in California and othor States, to bo proporly tested, al though my own confidence in jts virtuo was completely established by tho source frona which '1 .obtained iU Tho following letters jWere duly received from the parties tq whom I sent tost packages of tao mcdickie: Sa.gr vmento. Cal . Dee. 27. 1872 , Samuel Corwin. Nehalonu Orojron-rDear S;r: J havo tho pleasure of cooMKinicatingrio you the' fact I had an opportunity at Fast- of tOSling ino umuiuuuy ui your uruiuirsuun fos thocureofsmall-pdx. JMrAK( 'eysor; afrion5 X)f. mine, was taken with th small-pox.Dec- ember 10 th. 1 oarnoa tae tact anout six1 orclock on'tho evening of th&19ihf and started immodiatoiy for tho residence of Mr. K., sit uated about fourteen miles from hoare, towards Cache Creek, Yolo eounty. I gfto K.s place just tweniy minutes bofore twelve o'clock, and commenced giving tho medicine precisoly at twelve o'clock. Cootinuedto give tho medi cino every hour until twolvo o'cioek next eve ning, having given twenty-nine ctesos; and, without farther aid, K. recovered, and is now as well as ever, wititont any visible signs-of ov'er having had the disease. All of us who wore exposed, took of tho medicMio as a pre ventive, and I havo no doubt, by so doing. woro kopt from getting tho disease. Yours etc... JAMES HASBIN. t . Fernd vle, Humboldt Co,Cal,Fe&.l 187.1. Friend Corwin Yeur small-pox curo proved 'quite a God-send to tfcis community lately. 1 had tho satisfaction of curing three of our townsmen of tho small-pox lately.., ISow, I nm nnfcnf modteino. and I want you to send mo about a thousand bottles, or send an agent 'HniFn'ihArn Yon wmicri "rift, iron . tL havn nil agont in ovory town in California. I am get ting up a statement, with tho signature of tho parties knowing tie facts, and w3l send it soon. Accopt our thanks, 'etc., . a , C.K.CHIJItCH. No pbrson.should bo without this medicine-, as,th"o disease is now. in various, pajts of tho country, and may be among u,srany day It is anold and truo adage, that "An ounce of pre ventive is worth a. pound f euro' " Tis a1 -tfise man that carries his coat on a- fair day," etc'SAMTJEL'CORWI.Troprietpr. ..,, V NehaiomJ, Oregon. ?iTWiacs?unJJuii?iriJBv.jiutn4 -jb ux-zriu im 1 sim aerB.uuiawjiatras:Df.Bi; w AvAsfiavji cArcE,dttrNmmjbs8 SSWMHfcrU colb Agents for Clatsop Ceunty, Oreson1 A Oreoo, J7tk W:6MHK fa f i W ALtKOlSCES.. tj XHmqnent Tax list. iffl j1""30 , PuWw Auction io the hShesi bidder omtiia fourth Monday" in JSr, ffiffiL between thokwira of 10 o'clock a. Sand 5ofc clockpji :.,aJOystervilI.(CouBty Snth Pi SSmnSS,w- -Htwk dweribed eU& quont lands, on, wha2 the unpaid tax, and ae crumg interest aadtaost shaUiirhiYevb paid Wore such time, aUsKl continululhl k dfty tojiag-unta all wch linthifsr a I n ff Hi to la 55 -4 ONCNNN M '3 2 SSScSSoS & o o - o 9 v- uzszn r-lCQ.C i& tfc r o S: d. tuR t t a a si :A. -. O. b .0 s j a A4r V9 -293 ceo H .vj; o i-iZiS i .. :( 5 V 00!OQh J.H.WHITCOMBr ShorST Paciic County, W.X Oyaterville, W. TM Jua-2i, 1873. r tdt 1 . w. : i JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PRECINCT of Astoriar Civil actawi larecover money.. State of Ozogro, County f Clattopset Qoorgo Bircbard, Pla&itS,") -rs vs4 . -,. . rTo.ThomafrDna ThomasDungan,Defend'ntJ gan the dfid'nt above named: In tho name of. the State of Oregon, you aroheroby required to appturbe foro tho undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the Precanct aforesaid, on the 13th day of August, 1873, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at tie officer uf said Justice, in aaid Prccinctj to aaswer tho. above otimed Plaintiff in a civil action. Tho Defendant will take notice, that ifho fail to answer tho-complaist herebk, tho PlaJwtiff will take Judgment atainft his for $m i-iou dollars, swxi costs, all dw bursomontsof ifeissction . Given unddr my hand &&, 18th i?ay of Jtano 1873. H. U PARKER, Justice, of thVP. . TThis Summons is- published "fey. an. oeder UtTT 1) 1)Al.nM FnaUut nf tl. Tl.a 4.' . toria precinct, made tho-18th day of Jww'l? l,Jjr v ' WM. L. McEWAm AU'y tvP&Si STi-IP.',!lli. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXEUTJ0NISSUED out of -tho Circle's Court ef tho State'6f Ore-- Son for-tho' County of MuXtnomahtandto mo irectedt Trhercas ea ike 10th day of J"4ne. 1873, judgKontwas-aerered in favor ofJohn West. David -West aul Ckarles'McGuire doinir 1 business as co-partaers undor tho firm aamo of John West JrUe'anu'-against Joeepbfiia chivolla,. for the sum; ef four hunilreL'in&8ov-onty-sixdollarsn (34715 00), wjith terofet"iho rata of ton (10) peeont per annum ,from. the lOtbday of Juno-, 1873, and tike further sofitof forty and ten ono-hundiedtifl (S40 10) dpllars costs, and one 8kaiteHty-fitre-eo-"fiaridredths ($125) dotkrs accruing csfr togeihe iwith other accruing eosts. of suit's d&burDt.s: now thorefbro, by' virtuo of.tLe above named oxecutioat, for want of j)or.oal property I havo levied upon tho flowing describod real estate property of tho'ofbadantto-wlt: One acr,e of laad anditho appurtenances, on ariich stands tho buildings aodNwha.rf of iheaaU jo soph Mach5vella,in towsshipninq north rango soven wost, A illamctce meridian. Mil in.Clat Sop county, Stato of OiogQn, aad onr Friday, . tho25th day of July, lb74, atthebevofdne (1) o'clock r m, t tho Curt-husordooein. As toria, Clatop .county tate of, 0ref0flI,wilt sell at Public Auction td theiigheet bidder for cash paid to mo-jo Band all 'of Joseph Machivolla's intorest w the AboYo dewribed real estate, or enough thoreofto satwfy Judg ment, costs and accruing costs. ' M . W 11 TWILIGHT.., a TShoi3fff Jop CouptyOmon. Astoria, Juno 0thlS731 l Public Netice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TgAT BY virtue of a warrant issued' by Cark3 StovonarRccorster of the- town tof Astoria, Oregon, and dated July ?& a", d. 1873,com manding mo to iovy upon tho' goods and chat tels of W. P. Bums, delinquent taxlpayer, on lot No. 4, hi Rieek No. 144, in the'Town of Astoria Cbumiy efClaf-op and State of Oregdn, assossedfor the improvement ef Main-itreet in said town -a. d. 1S72, as laid out and record ed by .Cyrus Olnfey,. and upon .whicfe-asaess-mfent there lemainsTduo and tispaid the sum of S20 OUaniiadofaultof-any' personal prop erty, I .have thisday loviod upon'said lot No. 4 in Block Ne. 144, ii said-towa pf Astoria, as lirovidedber la.w,and on Tueday the"5th"day of August 1873, .& the-h6ur efa o'clock p. M-on, that day I wilt8ULAe'ibeTe!deenbed lot No. 4, in-Block. 144 a--& -Council CBanjber door, in the Town f Astoria Clatsop County Oreeon to the highet.fcid?tKtrelbr ifeolil :or.siler coin, to recoveirsaMwatlOO -. : n : -I 1 J, ' a ' gsgss ' ssgstss sSS s rt ri lf- rr-l?5s393i g M ' 6 ; a vt etvS- CC C2 o .. ' I I I I I F t -