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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27
ANOTHER WAR.

k.Governor Stephen Miller made BEL
lixerent speech l"s, night at the soldiers
nesting. He spoke Of the probability Of
.nnAher gar. and told how it woul be con-
due+.d. Now this is mischievous b"lder-
J.sh. and would be unworthy Of notice, if
!. mad been uttered BY less important Per-
..n.e. than an Ex-Governor of a Stale.
Just This kind of bombnst. banded back
and forth BY demagogues North and South
did more than anything else 10 oring on the
late conflict, and its repetition Will tend 10
invite another. Shame on Puoiic man
who plays the demasogue TO the peril OF the
public peace.-Itonee'.
Just such ''demagogue" has been
travelling through the country, disgrace
ing himself aud the high position to
which he accidentally attained. lie
mingled his abuse of Congress and the
,oval men Of the nation with threats Of
another war-'dn intcrneci"e acur -
in case My policy WAS not accepted -
It sounds we'll for Democratic journals
~ cry "demugogue," while the great
chief Of their party il attempting to CO.
eree the North into fostering dis'"yai-
~. Men like Gov. Miller, who have
served with distinction in the army,
NAV we'll look with forebodi"&s into that
fnture which Andrew Johnso" is ma-
king dark with the thrcatenings Of a
nrv struggle. But foe that sku'ked
the dro(t IL iess 10 bs feared than that
Which has been met 'a"d put down at
the point of the bayonet.
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THE CANADIANS SCARED OUT OF
THEIR BOOTS.

A Tribune Toronto special says or
ders have been given to the whole
volunteer force Of the city to muster
ut given points on the first alarm of the
fire bell, accoutred, with forty rounds Of
ball cartridges. An attempt to burn or
capture the city is feared.
Large quantities of military stores,
including a number of lauces, are arriv-
ing here.
Regular troops and volunteers arc
continually moving ,hither and thither.
A yacht was seized to-day, and her
crew of three men arrested on suspi-
cion ofboing Fenians. A small guam
tity of ammunition was found on board.
OoDENsBURG, Sept. 25.
tits reported on good authority that
a large number of Feniaas are concen-
trating in Northern Vermont, for raid
upon Canada. Considerable excitement
exists in those counties which border
on the Canadian line.
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or HON. WIN. WIN.
Z DOM.

The Congressional Convention Of
the First District assembled at Owa-
tonna on the Goth inst. The attend,
ance was full, aud the action of the.
Convention harmonious throughout. On
the first formal. ballot Mr.. Window re-
ceived ffty:seveu votes and MI. VIII
kinson eighteen. The nomination Of
Mr.. Window was then declared unani.
NOUS. This gentleman. was brought
into tho hall, and made an excellent
speech 10 accepting tho trust reposed
in him by tho chosen delegates Of tho
people aud tho Union party, Mr.. Will
kinson and COL. Stearns also addressed
the Convention-the former in ono Of
his most ab)o aid effective efforts. The
resolutions adopted we're Of the most
emphatic order-endorsing Congress !;
charactcrizing President johnson Is u
bold, bad and dangerous man to the
country;s' and "disgrace to the party
that elected him Vice Presidents" and
censuring Senator Norton ~ an apos-
tate.
The Republicans of the First Dis
trict have done themselves honor in re-.
nominating Mr.. Window for Congress.
Let US send back the men who main
tainee the integrity Of tia Union
against the combined efforts of traitors
and copperheads, and the weight Of
patronage iu the hands Of an unscrupu-
lous Executive.
Tho Union men of this District join
hands with their colaborers Of the First
in the good work OF restoring the coun-
try on basis that shall forever make
loyalty the pride OF every mans heart.
We have well-tried Representatives
Hon. l. DoNNELLY-vho will be re-
tarned to Congress this fall by ma
jority Of full 1000. Let the First Dis
trict look to its laurels.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

NEw York, Sept. "a.
The four story tenement house on
the corner Of 18th street and 9Th aven-
ne was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing about one o'clock. The family Of
Cornelius Rtttger, consisting of him.
self, his wife and three daughters, aged
8, 10 and Is years, were occupying the
third story, and fearing to leap from the
windows, were all burned to Death
They we're found lying together, their
remains burned to a crisp: Another
family of five persons, named Hartz,
leaped from the fourth story, bed be-
ing held for them to alight on, and two
Of them, the father, Philip Hartz, and
a son, Edward Hartz, missing the bed
in their fall, were so badly injured that
their lives are despaired of All the
rest were more or less injured. The
damage to the building is about $50, 1000
The household effects Of all the ten
ants were destroyed. The evidence
given at the investigation over the bod
les Of the victims leads to the suspic.
ion that the Ere was the work of an in
cendiary. A reward of 81 900 is Offer
ed for his detection.
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The st. Cloud Saarna1.
". B MITCHELL. EDITOR.
Thursday, Sept. ~, 1868.
Republican State Ticket
For Congress, I'd District.
IGNATIUs DONNELLY.
For Stale auditor,
CHARLES MoILRATH.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
SHERWOOD HOUGH.
Th& st. G1u1,a Sunrnal.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
SHERWOOD HOUGH.
UNION DISTRICT AND JUDICIAL
CONVENTION.

Tho Union electors of the several coun-
ties embraced in tho Sd Legislative Dis
trict Of the State Of Minnesota, are request
I'd to meet in delegate convention at the
Court House. in St. Cloud. On the Goth day
Of September. a D 1866, at 3 o'clock, p.
n, for the purpose Of nominating one can
didate for the Senate. and three candidates
for Representatives iu the Legislature Of
said State
The several counties comprising said
District will be entitled to delegates IN said
contention as follows viz:
Stearns, 4; Morrison, 2; Douglas,
Csss, Lake and St. Louis one EACH In
msdistely after the adjournment Of said
convention, = Judicial Convention will be
hsld.-the delegates to the said District
Convention will act a. the delegates in said
Judicial Convention. The counties Of
Sherburne, Benton and Mile Lac are re-
specially requested to send delegates to
attend the said Judicial Convention, in
which said last named convention they will
DO entitled to one delegate each.
J.E. WEST.
Chairman Dist. Com.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.

The Fourth Annual Meeting OF the
General Congregational Conference Of
Minnesota will be held at Faribault,
commencing Thursday Oct. 18th At. Z
o'clock P. ~, aud closing Sabbath eve
ming; Got. 18th.
Persons attending the Conference
who pay full fare on any Of the Rail-
roads in this State in going, will he re-
turned free. Those who propose 70 At
tend are requested to notify Gen. L..
Nutting, Of Faribault, Immediately, so
that proper arrangements may be made
for. their entertainment.
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DISSOLUTION, .

Nv The co2artnership heretofore existing
bsswesn the nodersigned under the name
and firm Of G. sehulten & Co, 10 this day
diSsolved BY mutual consent ! :4,s'i
The basiness will b continued by c.
aobuhep. 10 whom all debts due the firm
must Be psid, and who will pay oil demands
S9aIosC tue n1m. 80 n IF E.,.r ~
St. Cloud, Sept. 10. 1865. -,
VIZ. E. RATHJRN,
GHAs, sQBVtTEN,
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DEMOCRATIC NO1I1nAT1ONs.

Just Is We 60 to press to-day Fri
day. the St. Paul papers bring the re-
suit Of the Democratic Convention held
yesterday. Col. William Colville, the
present Republican Attorney General
Of Miunesots--a renegade of the black
est dye-was nominated for Congress ;
Nelson E. Nelson % for State Auditor,
and Dennis Cavanaugh u for Clerk Of
the Supreme Court. A sweet ticket,
certainly.
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GENERAL GRANT has written let
ter 10 Francis II. Smith, Supcri"tcnd-
ont Of the Virginia Military Institute,
stating that he (fsta"t) went with Pres
i,!.nt johnson on lis stumping tour to
Chicago IN conformity With ."'Me desire'
az the President. This s. tiles the mat
ter, and : .'ioves Gen. Grant fro" ''ue''
od:Vm
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GREAT FLOODS.

Heavy and >incesaant ra;na fell
throughout Ohio, Indiana aud Ken
lucky on the 18th and 10Th destroying
vast quantities Of property. Indianap-
oils was flooded, aud railway communi-
cation interrupted. Storerooms we're
filed with water before the goods could
be removed. Bridges at Cincinnati
and Louisville we're swept away. Crops
were greatly damaged. Dayton was
almost entirely submerged.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27
THE UNION TICKET.

At the head of of our columns this
week will be found the Union State and
District ticket, and it will remain there
until next November, when the people
Of Minnesota will ratify it with a glori-
GUS approval--such an approval as
comes with victory earnestly strug-
xlsd for and nobly won.
Hon. Charles Mcllrath has made for
himself reputation as careful, hon.
est aud industrious public officer that
is coeval with the redemption Of the f.
nancial credit Of Minnesota from the
slough Of almost utter wo,thlessness in
to which 1t had been dragged under
Democratic mismanagement. For near
ly six years he has filled the RESPONSE
bic position of State Auditor, watching
over aud guarding the general interests
with jealous care that has become
proverbial. Especially has be fostered
the school fund Of the State, using
every endea,or to secure its increase,
and with such success as to win universal
concentrations. His excellence as an
officer will secure for him certain re-
election.
Mr.. Sherwood Housh, the candidate
for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, is an
earnest, consistent Republican, and is
highly spoken of by the people Of lam
sey County, where his home is. He
has served many years in the capacity
of clerk in the Office for which he has
been placed IN nomination, and his
election will give satisfaction not only
to his friends and the party, but also to
all who have any business a, the Clerk
Of the Supreme Courts Office.
The Union candidate for Congress
is known to every man in tho District
if not personally, at least by his public
,ct:-and he is as popular as he is we'll
known. The loyal people Of the coun-
try have entered upon good fight,
and they mean to fight it out.
They hav, adopted their platform,
and in this District they have placed
upon it leader who has been tried
and never found wanting. He has al
ready ranged himself upon the side of
the people against the unconstitutional
and unprecedented usurpatio"s of the
Executive. They still want him; they
are but quarter way in the struggle;
AVID he, armed as he is with the con-
seriousness Of right and sustained by
the endorsement Of the patriotic. people
of tho District, will 90 back able to
deal trenchant blows in this hour when
they orc most needed, if ever.
Mr.. Donnelly comes before his con-
,titutents with a record that is without
. blemish. He has never deserted the
material interests Of Minnesota-he
ha, never shirked apolitical tcst-he
has never yielded to the brides or
threats of an apostate President. But
he has labored earnestly and consist
emily TO increase the prosperity OF
the State, and equally to build up
the great Union party Of the country.
And he ,ciN this full he triumpho"ty
reelected to that CouJress in 'ch'ch he
has 20 c,e,1i,ol!y serred t'eo terms.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

Moses Cummings, messenger Of
the National Broadway Bank, vas
robbed in Wall street, Friday, Of over
S24, 900, by a young man named Jo-
seph A. Clinton. The theft was pur-
sued and captured, and the money re-
covered,
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"A Eerahl Milwaukee special says
a portion of the walls of the buildings
in Orchards block fell on the morning
Of the 25th, and buried eight persons
in the ruins, two we're instantly killed
and the othe's arc 50 much injured
that their recovery is hopeless.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

Tnr Address Of the National Union
Committee ha. been issued, and Is an
aLle and succ.oot statement Of the ques-
tons at issue. We will publish it en-:
tire next week. r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

- '-Telegrams in the Chicago papers
of the 22d, state TINT snow fell in Lou
isville. and Cincinnati on, Thursday
night, the goth inst.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

Chief Justice Chase announces
himself in readiness to call , special
session Of the Court and procced with
the trial Of Jefovsqp Davis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

MEEKER County NoM1NAT1oNs.-
At 4 Republican County Convention
held last week in Meeker county, the
following gentlemen were nominated
for county officers:
J. V. Branham, Jr, County Auditor.
Thos. d. Brown, Attorney.
John Blackwell, Register of Deeds.
Grin Whitney, Sheriff.
8. Y. Gordon, Corousr.
G. B. Jordou, Judge Of Probate.
. TRE Republican nominations Of the
Sixth District are:
Senatorial. L Gordon, of Wright.
Representatives-Dans E. King, Of
Meeker, p. w. Savage, Of Mcleod.
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NOTICE TO SETTLERS
RAILROAD LANDS

OFFICE OF TIE FIRST DIVISION !
ST.. PAUL PACIFIC RAnRoAD Co.,
ST. PAUL, Sept. 10th, 1866.
All persons settled on Railroad Lands belonging to
this Company in tho towns and ranges mentioned
below who claim the right to purchase the same 1t
Government price, arc hereby notified to present
proof of their right to purchase and make payment
therefor at the Office Of the Company without del ".
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No lands will be sold for less than their
appraised value per acre. and the right is
reserved to withdraw from market anv Of
The tracts advertised, on the day Of sale.
The terms of the sale are such by law
that land designated climber" seventy-6ve
per cent. Of the purchase money must be
paid at the time Of sale, while lands demo-
ted 'Prairie," only fifteen per cent. Of the
purchase money will be required. When
lands are not especially valuable for TIM
Der thereon, the proportion Of the pur-
chase money required down is mentioned
in the proper column. In each case the
balance of the purchase money can be paid
any time thereafter, from time to time,
within twenty years, At the option of tho
purchaser; provided interest in advance 1T
the rate Of seven per cent. per annum on
the unpaid balance is paid to the first day
Of June, 1867, and annually thereafter.
Purchase money payable in legal tender
notes. Persons purchasing lands upon
which other parties have made improve
mcnts, will be required to pay the owners
of the same the appraised value of improve
ments, one-half to be paid at the time OF
sale. and the balance within six months
thereafter, with interest 1t seven per cent.
per AMMAN.
The offering of said lands will proceed
in the order in which they are advertised,
until all IRE offered. No lands will be sold
except at public auction.
CHAS. McILRATH,
sep27-td7w Commissioner.
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ON the 10Th the New Jersey Legis-
lature elected A.. G Cattell, (Republi-
can,) United States Senator for that
State
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
was formally opened for trains on Thus.
day the 18th inst with appropriate
ceremonies. A large excursion visited
St. Cloud on that day, from St. Paul
and other towns on tho line. Speeches
and music, with 4 grand supper wound
up the affair.--Polk &c. { Wis) Press
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

Ar the Fourth Senatorial District
Union Convention, held At Anoka on
the 2lst, John s. Pillsbury, Of St: An
Ihony, was nominated for Senate, and
Mr.. H. F. Blodgett for Representative.
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A secoad-hsnd
7.Octove Plano.
in good condition.

., 7cOCt0ve Piano.
in good condition.
Also, . lot Of Household Furniture, iu-
GLIDING three blsck walnut Bureaus, one
sss Of sofa bottomed Chairs, . What-Not,
Music Stand, black-wslnut Bedstssd, black
walnut Washstand; also, = Cooking Stove
and oil utensils copneotsd herewith, Car
pets. &c., 10, These articles must be Oold
by Wednesday, October Sd, and
GOOD BARGAINS
can be secured by those who call At once
.4* -. GEORGE INGRAM,
Lover a. Cloud
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The Press is the title of new pa
per recently started at Anoka. It is a
neat six-column sheet; is edited and
published By Mr.. John NJ. Thomp-
som; is Republican in politics, aud
deserves the hearty support Of the peo-
pie of Anoka. That tewn has 8ow two
papers, both Republicans very
healthy sign.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
H. 9ent 18TH 1885,

AlbeSt J.. &sson:
the 3lsr DAY or 0dT0BIR, 1: .: ise6, ITO oeioei
In the forenoon Of said day. and then and there chow
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1901, made
by you upon the - seetson 10, township 122 range
MINI. sould not be cancelled, ~ ono Tollof Hanson.
alleges an abandonment thereof BY you and proposes
then and there to show the same when an oppoe.
tunity will be given YOU Of opposing such showins
HENRY Q. WAIT, Register.
sept2o6w1 ". B. MITCHELL Receiver.
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.&TNA
T 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ Sop. 9Th, 1850.
SIN: You are hereby notified to appear at this once
on the l0fR DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1871. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of the said day and then and
there show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1876
~ ~ sec II and nv Il ne Il and Lots s and Of
section township rs rasge - in H. Dtstziet of
lands subject &c sale at st. Cloud Ainn should not b
Cancelled ~ ono Pitt n Megs alleges abandonment
thereof BY you and propose then and there to show
the same when you win DO permitted 70 oppose such
showing. HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
eep274xl ", B. MITCHELL. Heceixsr
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FOR SALE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
sheri9's Sale of Teal Estate.

o Clerk Of the County Court In and for Grant County
State Of Oregon, In favor Of r. c. Horsey plaintiff and
against W. r. Hurst defendant for the Of four hun
red aud y S+60 dollars principal, and thirty
and 42l00 33 42100 dollars, with accruing COZ ia and
costs Of execution and to directed have this 10Th day
Of april 1885, levied upon and will sell at public auction
before house door Canyon the County sent
ofGfant Coahty.on SATURDAY, tho 18TH DAY OF MAY,
1SO6 between the hours Of l2 and O'clock p NJ to the
high st bidder for cash nd the following described
Real Estate aud valuable Mining Ground, Wis 0nehalf
interest In the claims formerly known the Conrad
claims lying In Canyon Creek half interest in the
certain mining claims formerly known tho Husband
Pulford claims the same lying and being In Canyon
crsek Two and twothirds interest In Ave claims known
ns the Red Lead claims, the same lying In the fiat
the Juucton OF said Canyon creek with John Day River.
NJ. L. BERRY, Sheriff,
Canyon City, April 10th, 1868. ap20.4w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
NOTICE.
0rfrcE OF CHIEF QuARrERM ,srER.
DppApTNpyr or rur Cor ttupt ,

Fbrt Fancourer, ". r., March 2s. 1866.
SEALED PRQP0S AIS will he receivetl for the TTl ANS
- PoRTAT OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT over
the following named routes:
lst. ftdm Fort Dales, Oregon to CampsChrry Wat
son and Wright Bidders to state the Price per pound
in Corn, they will take the freight for h
Separate bids required for each Camp Bids for this
service will be received at Fort Dalles oregon by Capt
James Gss. A. q. NJ, u s. A.. and at this Office up
to IL NJ. on the LIST day Of May, 1885,
2l. From Wallula, W. 7 to Fort Colvllc. W. r..
The price per pound In Corn to be stated by bidders
bids for this service will he received Mt Fort Walla
Walla W. L, by Lieut.. John Noble, A. A. @. NJ. and
ut this Office. to IL NJ. the 1st day Of May 1885,
I'd. From Wallula. W. T. to Fort Boise. /. T. The
prlco per pound In CoN to be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service Will be received by
Capt TJ. Eckcrson, A. Q. U. s. A.. Fort Boise. l.
T. and at this office, up to y NJ the 10th day of May
1864.
ith. From Fort Dplles. Oregon, to Fort Boise l. T.,
tho price per pound In Coy. fr which transportation
will be furnished this route to be stated Bids for
this service will be received at Fort Dalos Oregon by
Capt. james Gias. A. O. NJ. u s. Al Fort Boise. /. 7.
olic ,. up to II NJ. on the 18th day Of May, 1868.
Bidders for NIL the routes will be required TO give
bon Is with good and sufficient security for the faithful
performance Of any contract which may he awarded
them under this advertisement lids to be In duplicate
md accompanied BY an oath OF allegiance to the United
States. ett
The right TO reject any or ai bids is reserved if
deemed best for ths interest Of the service,
All contracts made subject to the approval Of the De
partment and Division Conmanders.
sf4f Bret u. Col. and Chief On 'rtermaster,
a3dlwAttHtnil Department Of the Columbia.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
Summons

In Justices Court for West Dales Precinct. John
Fppnger plaintiff, VS.. john fonpg, defendant. Civil
Action.
rHNo JOHN YOUNG, DEFENDANT. In tire name Of
IL the State Of Oregon you hereby required to ap
pear before the undersigned Justice Of tho Peace Of
the aforesaid precinct the I'd day of June 1885, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day at the Of
flee Of said Justice Of the Peace to tho above
named plaintiff In civil action. The defendant will
take notice, that II he fa to appear and the
plaintiffs comp ant the plaintiff will take judgment
against him for the Of Ninety Dollars with Interest
thereon.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of April, 1866.
ap20w8 .. F.S. HOLLAND,
Dnlles, April 10, 1885, Justice of the Peace.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
summons.

In Justices Caurt. for Upper Canyon City Precinct
County Of Grant State Of Oregon p. H. PoiAdexter,
John Strihgbach.
YUNo JOHN sTRINGBACH, defendant above named |:
L You are hereby required to be and appear before
the Undersigned Justice OF the Peace In and for said
Precinct county and State the 2h day Of May 1885,
ut 10 O'clock In the faaenoon of said day. at his Office In
said precinct then and there In civil action
to the complaint CT p H. Polndextef, dle In my
oce aed defendant will take notice. that II he full
Judgment agadst him or tho Of $50 80 and costs
this action and take notice further that your property
has been attached to secure the payment Of the said
Of So2 10 and costs.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of April, 1856.
apl3w6 d. WIIITTEN, Justice of the Peace
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
administrators Notice.

NroTICE is HERBY GIVEN THAT /, WILLIAM
IN B. CAMPBELL, Of Wasco county, Oregon, have
this day been duly appointed by the County Court Of
Wasco cofnty Oregon, administrator of hh estate Of
William H. K. Bartow, deceased. Therefore, all per-
Indebted to said estate hereby notified to make
immediate payment and a persous having claims against
said estate also notified to present the to me,
ut my residence hight Mile Creek. within six months
frnm dtte, for payment. WIN. b. CAMPBELL
Dal,e5 April 7th 1866. apl3w4 Admir-