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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will immediately relieve aud permanently cure
the most aggravated case of Dyspepsia. Flatu-
lency, Sour Stomach, Constipation, and all dis
eases Of the st ,mnch and bowels. Ply yscians,
clergymen and all who use it, join in unbound
ed praise Of its great virtues. Sold by druggists
every where. Price 81 90 TIA m
A choice stock Of dannels can be seen .
Riddelrp.
Fur Caps and Fur Collars at extraordins-
nv low prices can be bod at Riddelrs.
Chldren's knit Skating Caps at Rid
dell's. -
Eight and half pounds of sugar for 81
ut Riddell's.
Anoveyilowing stock of Furniture ct Glass
opposite Montour.
A fine assortment Of Photo and Tintype
Albums, very low, at Waggoner L Co.'s.
Remember that ]. F. Hodges makes a
specially Of keeping the best Clothing
brought to this market. He is now receiving
bis Fall and Winter stock, which in style and
quality sarpasses anything ever brought sc
this Mace
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

AN AroLoGy.-Wc would not ntrude
our personal griefs upon our readers, but se
feel that an apology is due for the character
Of the paper. this week. Four days and Eve
nights OF incessant watching, with sick clild,
have left US no, only without time, but with
too heavy head land q still heavier hear,)
to write anything save . few brief local itema
When We referred IN decidedly cheerful
manner. lac; week, to the birth of son, on
the 2Gth ul'., we little imagined is earthly
career would be cut short in twelve briel
days, five Of which should be passed in M
tense suffering. That we have neglected
business for its care, can be a mater Of nc
possible resre, to US, however insult cient the
reason NAV seem to others,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
FOR GALE.

The Hosss aaA 6tabDe east Of the Catholic
Church. Said buildings to be moved from the
premises. Enquirs VI Rev. J. L. 0osker or
Richard O'Brien.
lndependsnee, Jan. s, 1859. 9s-3w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK.

NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Principals Of Schools, Seminaries, and Teachers
Of Singing 70 our New School Song Book,
THE SONG CABINET /.
BY c. @. ALLEN.
This Book contains: Tsrst, A very carefully
prepared series VI Primary Song Lsssons.
Secondiy. A large number Of new and bcauti-
full School Songs.
Thirdlr, A short Cantsta-The School Festi-
val--desi gned expressly for use ct School Re-
ceptions. Concerts, and Exhibitions.
The Publishers, in presenting this work 20
Principals and Teachers, would call special at
tcntion to its superior merits as School Song
Book. The author has been very careful in the
selection Of his music, which is almost entirely
new, and in adapting to it appropriate words
with unobjectionable sentiments, which will
commend IL adoption in all our Schools and
Semiuaries.
The Song Cabinet has been adopted by the
Board Of Education, rs the textbook for the
Public Schools in the city Of New York.
Price. sixty cents ssch. To Schools, &C., six
dollars per dosen.
sample copies sent by mail (post paid,) on re-
ceipt Of fifty cents.
For Sale by all Book and Music Stores.
Published by
WILLIAM HALL 4 son,
2s-6ml 543 Broadway, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Mr.. D. s. Dy.ti.g has returned 10 III,
city, from Chieag,, to remain during tho
winter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

AT the Dsiles. Oregon. Dec. 10th. 1868. by
kev. Nj. Coadon, DR.. Chas. r. Brooks 10 Mrs.
Nellie Cation, II Hood River.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
Carptls-Do Don't Pay the Nigh Prices

T>HE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., of
i Boston, Mass, established nearly = quarter
of century ago, in their present location, in
Halls over II, IS, II, 20, 81, s., IS and 81 Han
over Street, have probably furnished more
houses with Carpets than any other house in
tho country In order to afford those at q dis
tanc the ad vantages oftheir low prices, propose
to send, or the receipt of the price. 20 yards or
upwards Of their beautiful Cottage Carpeting,
at so cents rer yard. with samples Of the sorts.
varying in price from IS cents to s. per yard,
suitable f,r furnishing cvery part of any house.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Business me- will please excuse us Far
deiering editori,I notices till mex, week
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

It -,.,. last from three TO s,x tim 4
longer iAAa srs other Steel siv~ rsade sps~h1R- =
sss, s,s III. E o.-.. I a sG y rIsav.ss s~, y ss s
OF stream. in tho ST u w.iiesi silsetss,~ Josh
been h'aslly !. s! .s., ,s,.as' n r,.wias .sz a.
arrcs nth Same seil withous rst being hair wora
It viii sscour's in tho uaose difncuu
s;is, where all esheg finws have fasl~J II There
Of srsana anysAsss IN which !: u ~ sccus ~e.
It draws lighter than any ctnc.
Flow whi,s cutting tie width aud dcptA.
The Share can bc sharpened. or
Point welded readils ordinary YDws By asS
psi:ss ' asiisss.. s,ft s ~sl. = lsas sss : =.
duplicate y se hal q any Agent as tie shase, Laa.S
and xouiiboar Is are east in naonlls.
It is weu stocked with New Ems.
land secohdro.th timber. and the standard il wrono
iron, with slsts in the cap give " take ia,d
pleasure
It plows at any depth. from three
. twsvs inches works perfectly in either strbbe =
turf leaves cis' arrow and turns under ssnLle ~
fool t.ash eon2sisiy
H4- It Is the cheapest Plow in tho
1-woril just as sarc as there Is ECONOMY in pax
AS-stx dollars r1tcr chan i've dultnxs -
YOUR ro~ 'se Won't .aas .na yomT e
- quarter o. iiih moro work. with the pow
ass N.Y. sss e ss.s Z .Ss & :. w sa,s
11-in Determining whether the Flou i chsAA
.z-psws . - % sssa 8 gsses. =! sts - y ,.ad
-. sg 81. : e ss.ae< sna rs arg ...
AD-ssssy tnas h ssts enc u thsss.
These remarks ara made after .
- G n sns Msss' many y which have jss,y sars-I
- Our new model ssDs plov is
Ssss Ssssss s.gssssly for stneb. au.l tssi ground.
1Islxnsd Gr both. turf and stubhle. ms .B- sad
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
TOWNSHIP Ex. Cox.

MoSEf.-A number Of our merchants are pre-
tending to sell their Dry Goods at cost for the
sake oi money, but Bowiey beats them all, and
sells cheaper without any pretentions. Osly
step into his store and SEQ the piles Of New
Goods just received and customers swarming
around xious to be waited upon. Bowley is
closing out his Fur Goods ut reduced prices
Now is your time to buy. Merchant Tailoring
busines' is increasing rapidly. Business and
Wedding Salts made to order on short notice, BY
Mr.. Ecrberich, the best Of cutters. -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Having at this late date made arrangements for manufacturing
limited supply Of these machines desire every farmer in this
and adjoining counties know that while one left he
should avail himself Of the first opportunity give his order
one, for truly lucky he who secures
FOR $66 A SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
Equal TO- If not superior to most of the S75 machines
1t is Good Sower and superb Cultivator, Sec
ond to none,
With lever in front for riding and walking
The shove be adjusted three angles There po
y Of breaking the machine by hchng roots
frozen ground. All Kinds Of Grain can be sown accu-
rately in Windy a. well as Mild Weather. Be sure
call at the Wig Wam and examine this machine before you
Buy the Champion of Iowa and your money
RANSOM BARTLE. z
Jan. 9Th, 1869. [2s-3m]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

We stated last week that Mr.. II. Il. Hun.
ter haddecided to run his restaurant on a
strictly temperance basis. lie has siucs
disposed of his business to Messrs. George
aud Harry What. OF course with these
gentlemen in the b.sincss it will be conduc.
ted on Temperance ba,;,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Remember that j. +. Hodges makes q
specially of keeping the best Clothing
brought to this market He is now receiving
bis Fall and Winter stock, which in style and
quality surpasses anything ever brought to
this place. t
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
The great popular Remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Group, whooping Cough and Consumption.
Both sizes Ordinary o., also mammoth
family bottles-for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should BE- over
night without it in the house. c7-4n
Cali often st waggoner 1 Co.'S Indepen>
dence Book Store and see those beautiful
Chromos ~ they arrive; they don't remain
long.
II yOu want apietnrs fra med in good style
80 to Glass Furniture Store, corner Main /
Walnut 81.
Bowley has jsst rseeived the largest stock n
ladies and gentlsmsns fafs ever brought 70 this
city. E.s4 n.s# --s4F
Best assortment Of fPocket cutlery, ct the
Independence Bazaar. 5
The largest and best stock Of new cloth.
ing in the city just received At Few's EN-.
pire Store. t
Moo1o'o Flav0rlng extracts
are Perfectly Pore9 Mono
better noaag They are Sold
at Fooe00oble prices. Eoa
sale ~ DE- 4. D. clarke ll~oa
A 6ns seoek Of S.ereoscopes and Views,
At waggoner 3 Co.'s Independence Book
Store.
J. F. Hodges is now receiving the largest
and finest stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
Hats, CAPS, Eurs, &C., ever brought to this
market. Don't fail to drop in and see them
An goods marked down Il Wilcox, Ches,
ley, Morse Co.,. All wool blAnkets thai
have sold at six dollars, marked down tc
Eve. ~ Ts
B.rbrisA, he frisss ofcuttors Il giving then
Ats at Botiey's.
Florence Sowing Machines 1t the Bazaar
J. p. sampson : Co., ACTS.
New and choice Books always to be found
at the Bazaar. M Af
RexExBEa that waggoner l. Co. keep al
The best new books. They have the bes
stock Of miscellaneous books ever offered in
this city. We mean what we say.
Blank Books and al forms of Blanks a
theBaSaar.
Be sure and call at Riddell's and buy YOU
fannsls, snd all goods for winter wear while
he 10 selling 20 cheap.
Ladies' Geneva and A, erican gold watch
Is, 1t the Independence lsasaar.
More clothing at Myers d Mas that at 81
the other stores 10 towa put together.
.Christmas is coming and the best stool
Of Toys, Baakets, and 6ns Gift Books can b
found q Waggonsr { Co.'S Independence
Book Store. sN
The bss. selection Of Carpets :. Myers 4
Mass nf
Tho 6nsss Ladies' cloaking At Myers 4
| Maas.' ssgs..9s fs
Beaver Ovsssostiugs, Casinsrs. and ladie
Closking at Bswasys In great abundance.
Pehumsry and toilet soaps 1t the lnde
psndsnce Bazaar.
Meriden plated ware and table cutlery
best in market. stthe Bazaar.
| CuEAr STANDARD Books.-The complet
works Of Bhskspeare. Milton, Burns, Tenny
son, kc., for soc, Waverly Novels, Il Is
each and Diehena' at is to 500 each, .
Waggonsr / Co.'s.
For Ladies' Cloaks, at Myers ! Mas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

BYRON FARMERS CLUB.-All residents OF
Byron township interested in the Organizes
tion ofA Township Farmers Club" for he
promulgation and deffusion of agricultural
knowledge, are requested to meet for that
purpose on Wednesday, 18th inst, at Z
O'Clock +. NJ, at the school house, Byron
Centre. Per order
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Our Market foe he past Wssk has bssa quits
active. Grain Of III kinds, sna Dressed Hses
have ben fresley offered especially for the laaass
- the prices range from S,50 to 4le.eo. Below
find qastaAiona 1sr traAsaetisas for the past
week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

4" this city, on Thursday, the 7,h ms.
Lam, infant son Of j. J.. and Alice N
Looms, aged twelve days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-27
County Commissioners Court.

The following are the proceedings of the
called session of the County Commissioners
Court, held on the 9th inst, it being u
called session to complete arrangements
for building the Tumwatcr bridge:
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Prcscnt-A. W. Cairns, j. NJ. Shot.
we'll and JAS. Dunlap.
When G. Crosby, ST., came into Court
and was duly sworn aud qualified az Bridge
Commissioner. ....,,
When there was plan presented by G..
W. French for the construction Of tho said
bridge, which was adopted.
When MIR. G. Crosby presented sub.
scription list for the building said Tumwa-
ter bridge, amounting to 1926, when tho
court made tho following order: That
there is hereby appropriated the sum Of
81 900 in currency for the erection Of tho
said Tumwater bridge, to be paid when the
said bridge is completed.
Ordered, That the note held against the
Town Of Olympia, with the interest there.
on, be aud the same is hereby RENTED to
the said town-saids note amounting to
$500, bearing date from the 9th day Of
November, 1857.
Ordered, That the sum of $50 be and
the same is hereby donated to the town Of
Olympia, out Of the county funds.
Court then adjourned until the next reg
ular session, to be held in May next.
PErERriELp TURPIN,
ti' County Clcrk.
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N Office
Feb. 81, 1869.

IN the matter of the claim Of Joseph Tybault
under the Homestead Act, to hand in the
county of Thurston and Territory Of v sshiHg-
ton.
To JOSEPH TnYBAuLr You are hereby mott.
fed that win appear at the Land Ofice ut
Olympia, in said Territory, on Monday, the
l2th day If April, 1869, Mt ten o'clock A. H.,
and otf,r pro"fo alb ndonment by you for morr
than six months ut one time, OF all that tract
of land designated upon the plats OF the pub
lie surveys as Homestead Claim No. 500. being
the Lots Nos. I and 8, and tue West halt OF
Southwes, quarter of section No. 20, in Town
ship No. Is North Of Range No. West vi tn
Willamette Meridian, when and where you ne
requested to appear aud show cause why SAID
eatry by yon as IL Homestead should not he Va
Gated and the land revert TO The Quilted Si't.s.
FREDERIC GCYOT.
Oypg.ia, ". t. Feb. 70, 1859. laws
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Notice

7 s herby given that james Cawley has pre-
i scented aud filed II petition in the Probate
court ofthe county Of Pierce and Territory of
Washing ton, praying the honorable court to
make decree directing and authorizing Jane
Gallagher, Administrative of the estate Of
George Gallagher, ST., deceased, to convey
unto the petitioner herein, the following
described real estate, rs the deceased il Iiv.
ing ould be compelled by law to do, to wit:
All shat certain piece or parcel Of land
situate in Pierce county, Washington Terrific
ry, and known formerly as the lind claim Of
John Withiel, deceased, and now rs part and
parcel of the estate Of George Gallagher, ST.,
deceased, and bounded by line as follows, to-
wit Beginning at stake on the prairie and
running east forty chains to stake on mar
gin of high roll Of prairie thence south for
ty chains to sake near q small lake;
thence west forty chains to stake on the prai-
rie thence north forty chains to the place Of
beginning, and containing one hundred and
sixty (l6o) acres. more or less. The petition
set for nearing on the goth day Of April, A.
d. 1869, at the Courthouse in Steilacoou,,
Pierce county. W. T., at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and
all persons interested in said estate may ap-
pear aud oppose such petition by fling their
objections in writing.
W. P. DOUGHERTY,
Probate Judge.
Feb. 81, 1869. l7:w4
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Sllerin7s Sale.

ny virtue Of two executions issued out Of
ID the United States District Court Of Pierce
county, Sd Judicial District of Washington
Territory, and to me directed and delivered,
have levied upon, seized aud taken into cxccu-
ton, and will sell as the law directs, on
Monday, the ed dny Of March, A. D. 1859,
at the hour Of one o'clock ,. y. Of said day,
on the premises, all those certain pieces or
parcels Of land situate in Pierce county, ".
r., known aud described on the recorded plat
of Lafayette Balch's part of the town OF Steil.
accom- as Lots No. one, fout, five, SIX. scvei
eight, and one-half Of Lot No. ), In Block No.
two, together with all the tencments and np-
purtcnanccs thcreunto belonging, or in any
wise appcrtaining.
/. will also sell on the same day, At the hour
of two o. clock p. ~, at :he Court-h0use door,
in the town of Stcilacoom, Pierce county. ".
T., the following real estate, to- wit: All those
certain pieces Or parcels Of laad situate In
Pierce county, W. T., that are known on the
recorded plat Of Lafayette Dalch's part Of tho
town Of Steilacoom As Lot No. three (3) in
Block No. eleven (ll) aud Lot No. foar ~ in
Block No. ff,y-three t5s). ..
Also all that is known on the recorded pint
of Chapmans part of the town Of SteilacooT,
Pierce county, W. T., rs Lots. No. l, 2, 3, 4,
8, G, 7 and 8, in Block No. 10, aud Lot No.
in Black NO. 70.
Also the undivided fvc.sixteenth interestin
and to what 10 known as the Donation Land
Claim Of John Buskirk, in Pierce county, ".
T., and more particularly describedas follows
Beginning Al the northeast corner Of the Land
Claim of Lafayette Balch and running east
ninety-fve and one-ha.f chains to . FIR tree
marked upon four sides near the ground, also
sim ilnrlv marked about three feet above the
ground, thence north twenty degrees east t.ir-
ty-six and one half chains to cedar stake on
the prairie, thence west ninety-fve and one.
half chaips to FIR stake near the border OF
Puget Sound, thence along the meanderings Of
said Sound, bearing south fourteen degrees
west eleven rods, thence south twenty degrees
and thirtv.cght rods, thence south eighteen
degrees west twenty rods; thence south TWEEN
ty-six degrees west tbirty-two rods, thence
south fifty-ninc degrees west thirty-six rods 10
place Of beginning, containing $50 acres, more
or lees, together with all the tenene1ts, here
ditamcnts and appurtena aces thereunto be-
longing or In nnywiso apper,aining.
The Same to be sold 10 satisfy two jung.
ments calling for tho sum Of two thousand
eight HUNDRED and Rny-seven dollars and Me
teen cents (S2,s 57 l6), with interest thereon
at the rate Of two ree cent. per month ron
from the 23d day Of April, A. D. 1867. npti!
paid, with costs and increased costs rendered
BY The aforesaid court q it's Msy term. 1858, 10
favor Of Henry. Murray and ac ,saI fFs'A
Clark ct u. STEPHbN SoDevS'r
'7'' Sheriff Of Pierce county, W. T..
Dated StcStacoom, Feb. IN. 1859. lows
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Rsy~ Will the OREGON EufcrDy1sc r

aS~ Will the Oregon Enterprise please
enlightcn us why it takes sides with the
Oregon City Wooden Manufacturing Com.
pany against the white operatives who have
been discharged and their places supplies
by Cinnamon? Is it because of its Radical
instincts, the belief that Cinnamon and
Indians are as good as white men and wo.
men? The term "Ku-klux" is rather a
misuomer to apply to the defenceless wo-
men who have been thrown out of employ.
mcnt by this action of the Company. But
we reserve opinion until the Enterprise
makes its defense.
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Dowu.Sound Items.
The following items arc clipped from the

The following items arc clipped from the
Seattle Mtclligcncer:
The ship .Aurrola is taking in cargo of
piles at Port Discovery for San Francisco.
We learn that the steam tug Sol. Wom-
as, J., is shortly expected from San Fran
cisco to take the place of the Cyrvs I'aIkrr
at Teekalct. the latter steamer being about
to undergo repairs.
The following items are from the Pert
Townsend Message:
The bark Cyane from San Francisco for
Puget Sound, arrived at Victoria ON the
18th inst.
The steamer John l.. Stephens from San
Franci SEQ for Sitka, arrived at Victoria
February 18th.
The bark Bur~a v;.ia, Capt. Foster,
arrived at Port Gamble on Thursday 18th,
II days from San Francisco.
The bark Powhatan has been purchased
by Cyrus Walker, Esq. of Teckalct, aud
will load coal at Boiling ham Bay.
Joseph Fox. boatman on board the
sloop Kate 1Icrondrr. died on the 2lst inst.
at Tcckalct, of inflammation Of the lungs.
The schooner II. G.. Paige has been
thoroughly rebuilt aud is now as good AS
new She came here from Port Ludlow to
be measured for her register. She meas
urcs 33 tons.
James Jackson. who has been employed
in loading the ship Jran"ic Ai're. was
drowned on his way from utsalady to
Coupvilc. lie was in small boat, from
which he fell into the water, when near
his destination. The Indians heard him
call for help, but they could not get to him
soon enough to render him assistance. 1t
happened on the oath inst
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H@~ The yclocipcdc mania is II

DSr The vclocipcdc mania is prevailing
all over the coast. Several parties here,
we learn, have sent for these novel horses,
and when they arrive We expect to have a
subject for innumcrablc items. The Vie
toria Colonist says that firm in Victoria
are importing anumber Of velocipcdes from,
Paris. Among the lot are ladies' vcloci-
pedes, formed like an English pony pheton.
The occupant seats herself, the floor of the
vclocipedc is also the treadlc, the slightest
pressure on which with the foot propels
the vehicle at locomotive rate Of speed
over any ordinary road.
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ofrace. color, nationality, properly, br ed,
or previous condition of scrvitude."
Mr. Boutwell, first refused to allow any
amendments to be offered but finally con
sented to permit the above. T. 4
Mr.. Shellabargcr offered an amendment
giving all male citizen, the right to vote,
s ss,;gs those engaged q instruction or re-
Mr.. Logan offered an amenimcnt to
strike out of the Senate resolution the
words cor hold Office" Several members
debated the question briefly.
Mr.. Boutwell, moved the evening session
be dispensed with, the rules be suspended
and the House proceed to vote Immediately
on the pending amendments.
Mr.. Knott moved to adjourn. Lost.
The rules were suspended by vote of
1854 to 81.
Mr.. Brigham's amendment was agreed to
by vote of % to 70.
Mr.. Shcllabargcr's amendment was with
drawn. and the Senate resolution. as amend
cd by Mr.. Brigham, passcdby vote of l4O
to 33.
.WUTttui Law III I0uueSScc.
Governor Brownlow has issued proc
lamation declaring martial law in the c,un.
ties of Ovcrton, Jackson, Maury, Giles,
Lawrence, Gibson, Madison and Haywood,
and ordering General Cooke to send mil
itia into these counties. The proceeding
crcntes much uneasiness.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The Illinois House
of Representatives has passed bin to re-
store capital punishment, which had been
virtually abolished by formcr.Lcgislaturc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--A joint mass
meeting of the Germans. Republicans and
Democrats, was held this afternoon. and
adopted a memorial protesting against the
passage of the proposition before Congress
giving the United States Courts exclusive
power to grant naturalization certificates.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. cot is report
cd that the cashier of the 4th National
Bank is a deiaulter over one hundred thou
sand dollars. He has made his escape.
One of the Oriental Company's Powder
Mills ut Gotham. Maine, exploded to-day,
injuring one man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-27
NORTHERN PAoIrIc RAILRoAD.-Th

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The
passage by tho Senate Of the House resolu.
ton authorizing the North Pacific Railroad
Company to issue bonds and mortgage the
road is calculated without doubt to stimu.
late immediate action in building the road.
This is good news for Oregon. It may not
be impossible that not far in the future u
city Of the Northern Pacific will outrival
San Francisco, for the reason that the
northern route will be open at all seasons
70 the year, while the Central route will be
more or lets blocked up during the Winter
season; and for the further reason that it
will be the shortest and most direct route
between the Atlantic cities and the cities
Of the Oricnt--Hsrald. .s.n -
Better news for Washington Territory,
in which the great '.rival city" will be
built.