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The Odd Fellows Of SllveftSn in

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The Odd FeIlOws0f SlIveFtpn IN
slariarcouu,y, aYe.rscpitly eNst-
ealand furnished a fine lall.
i 1iiciew church bell at Kalsma
il gohigto work wonders Accord
ing to tie Bsacon SIT will educate
the whole community TO a ehasten-
ed familiarity with tfose physho-
logic impressions tlist experience
from medieval times TO the pres
sent show to lave their origin in
familiar sounds connected with
ecclesiastical campanology,"
The ('oMier tells OF two In
diaus who went to lew before
Justice of the Peace at Olympia.
and upon the trial it came out that
the plaintiff lad sold q canoe IL
defendant for $40 10, and deiepd-
ant was going to pay by giving ilis
daughter 10 plaintiff in marriage
but DEFENDANTS wife objected,
wllcreupon suit was brought % re.
cover the value Of the canoe in
money. The court having heard
the story on both sides, advised the
defendant to give plaintiff hono
and dismissed the case.
The prisoners in the Idaho Peni-
Tertiary are employed in cutting
cord wood at q profit TO the Terri
tory. 4f4.5
The Port Townsend .l1y'ts rays
tie town is awf,lly crowded, and
in some eases 20 persons occupy .
shady lOxl2.
Walla Walla county is twice ~
wealthy as any other county IL
Washington Territory.
Henry w Reed. OF iowa, la.
been appointed Indian Agent tor
the Fort Hall reservation.
4 Territorial School Teacle er's
Convention will he held at 0lym-
pia early next mouth.
Tie Statesman says: II Grant
has 50 much affection for pups, wo
really cal't see why the little one
who edits the Enterprise should 50
much dislike him.
The Vermont State election will
take place Tuesday, Sept. 3D., and
the Main State election, Monday,
Sept. 9th.
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! Resolved I, That the present mode O
loMIng the public school fund. by the
agcucy Of the several County Treasur-
ers. for yari0lls reasons eonlnends it.
self to our Judgment.
\ 2. That the State Board. who by the
Constitution are The custNlians of the
fund, should lie authorized to insist
upon monthly reports from said Treas
urers, and further, that they he author
\ lied to employ sufficient help, ofClerkS
and Accountants. to conduct the great
" increased correspondence, and ia
keep the exact state of the fund coil-
stanlly before them, and thus enable
| them 10 make the annual distribution
OF the accrued interest within the time
rerluivdby law.
3, That while we approve the pres
ent mode Of appraisal and sale of the
school lands. we would recommend
that the County Superinteldrnts be
required to examine school band on
safe at the expense Of the applicant.
4. That in our judgement any mon
ey Illegally loaned, or withdrawn
81 W H.. ' tI,., 'S"' S,"tn '''' ''' = : "
'" rG.. i, In i".,;,"to ,,", ,,,io,,,,c1 ,o ncct ot
~ I'm.
Tha IN .t;,rta n't nnrs,,,nt Ia ,d
io,,rn,nrnt '
WA nx,r.;,o of tho ovo,,;n, wur4
o,n',ad with NJ, var " nv hv Rav r. ~
Linsnn
'rhc President ,hcn introduced Rev
y II Eliot to tLe audjrure who pro-
crndnd IN dplivrr an address unon tm.
.,,bint If "Wh,t ,ba Tanr,ans sS,,hnol
sy:tnm Of America has Acvonnlish-
,I g" tfler Mr. Eliof' X ,lis,Durp Rev.
D Atkinson Rpy Mr. (,ainphelI. and
othnrs ,d,lrrssrJ tl. Instit,,p
Aftar tln addresses. Dr. Atkinson
o,lnrnd thn tnl,,wino n. Solutious which
war. oJon,,l.
uAr,yos A need Of authority exist,
N ,rotoct ,,rr,,t children
Pa.,J.p3 Tlr,t su,h ,utlor,ty ouoht
n ho r;vn, 70 ,nv ritv or ,n,uity
f. ,ih,t wn hnpLv rcrommrid tI,p
ayi sl,tnp to n,uvile 4 Warrant nil
dr.n,. IJnmr or Reform school of the
St,ta
prof c,mulnll then offered tIe fol-
lowi,g resolution Which VA. adopted
1,rxeyrea That this Institute look.
with f,vor nunn fine nttnrt of Prof /;
i smith ofJai,n, 10 rs;uhlisha school
far tle deaf and heartily recommend
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POLITICAL.

Que southern Democrat paper, tin
Georgia C0nAittdi0hdiiSt, is able to picl
ont from its exchange list one hun
tlrcd and fourteen Democratic paper
that refuse to support Greeley; ant
+, these papers represent the constituency
/ that must support Greeley unanimous
| IL or there L no show for Iii; c'cction
! Said the Greeley man: "1ct II,
clasp hands across the bloody clasm.
The South acknowledges the error oI
their ways, aud amid the lnI>kS OF
their plantations, in deep repentance.
sue for forgiveness. Remember the
parable of The Prodigal Son, in the
Good Book, and lctus show Il spirit of
compassion as did the father TO the
crring one.
Said the Grant man: ''lcS, re-
member the story very well; how the
father went ont and met the errlng one.
aud gave lima suit OF clothes and Il
ring, and n veal supper, and then Il
hop in the evening; but | don't re-
member ofrcading that the old gentle
man asked him to take charge Of the
farm.
"Phclim O'Flaherty," who writes
poetry in the Celtic yrrnacuIar for a
Cleveland paper, daSles of glowing
lines like the annexed:
What names this rant,
This whine aud cant
To beat Gineral Grant?
Just lave his enemies
Rave and rant;
Beat Grant they can't
They can't beat Grant.
Senator Tipton had three brotherS-in-
law, and Il son appointed to office,
and tried to have another sou appoint
ed to Il valuable cousulSllip. lie Sop-
posed to ncpoiism, and for that reason
will not vote for Grant.
A political meeting of some shade
was held in nearly every ward IN SIN
Francisco, on Saturday evening last.
Ex-Congressmau Benjamin &. IIar-
ris, Of Maryland, openly and cmphat-
ic.lly rpudiates Greeley, and lpublisll-
cs a vigorous letter advising his fellow
Democrats to attend Blanton Duncan's
straight out Convention at Louisville.
At Morristown, n. j.. Il few days
since, 10 Democrats came forward
nud joined the Central Grant Club.
They expect to be joined by numerous
others who can't stand "Old Hor-
rorS."
Democrats IN Illinois are becoming
dissatisfied with their bargain and sale
arrangement, and arr cutting loose
from the Liberals, and in several coun-
les are nominating strligllt-out
.icket.
The Republican Wigwam in San
Francisco was dedicated with music,
speeches, etc, OH the even
ng Of the 18th inst.
In Madison, Wisconsin, a large
lumber OF Democrats signed Il call for
! Grant Club.
Thirteen members Of the class of /
S12. Of Yale College. lately met to-
,ethcr at New Haven. Anexpressiml
Or President Of the United States was
Isked aud taken, and the result was:
For Grant, 10; for Horace Greeley,
!. /
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YOBEIGN NEWS.

1t having come to the ears of
Government of Canada that ccr.
tain persons were organizing q war
like party to aid Cuba. the Cover
nor GcLeral las issued proclama-
ton warning persons Of the coIc-
qucnccs Of infringing on inter a
tiolal obligations Of neutrality.
Loulon journals heartily approve
tic verdict ot tie Court ot I'm
peaclmcnt in tie case Of Barnard.
The strike at Dublin has ended,
and peace ard order reign.
The PriIce of Wales has gore a
yachting on the coast Of France.
The news trum Mexico 10 tic
18th lust, is that all the revolu-
t'oLary allies Lave accepted tie
amnesty except Garcia de Cadcna,
who was captured. Portiori Diax
is expected at tie Capital next
week. President l.crdo eltert9iI.s
the kiudest feelings toward him,
and will probably appoint him %
an important Office. The Cabinet
is still unchanged. Pueblo, Flaxai-
Gala, IIidalgo, San Luis ard Zaca-
tccas are restored 10 their State
sovereignty. I.crdo has contracted
a loan Of Ialf a million. This is
the first time IN many years that
the Government las enjoyed credit.
Juan jose Boz is prominently men
toned as a Presidential candidate.
The value of the property de-
stroyed by the mobs at Pcltatt,
exceeds 100000.
Returns from the Irovilces il
Spain show that two.thirlS Of tte
successful candidates to the .Cortes
ap members of the Government
'ary, aud hat Radicals supported
he Government at the polls.
II was reported OH the 25th inst.
lat there Lad been a renewal Of
lie riots at belfast. 1'he report
vas dicpditel.
Tie business Of the Geneva Trs
'unal is drawing to a Close and a
lecision is expected to he reaehed.
within two weeks.
-"f+~+--~ .S----.-..-
1t Is stated AZ one OF the sigi.s Of the
lines that Of the one hundred ami
ihetecn editors, reporters, compost
rs, pressmen, clerks, etc., OF the New
FORK World, ninety-Seven of them an
Or Grant and against Greeley for Pres
lent.
A sturdy old Democrat from tho.
an Joaquin Valley who can't masri.
ate Greeley was ia Vallejo. August
9TH, lleSays he tan mount his horse
t his residence IN tile valley. and in
sss than ole honr ride 20 tie dwell.
lgs Of 30 Other ofthe Nnsmltche,IwAo.
'on't swallow Greeley uiNler any cO:,-
Henry n. Rice. of Mianesota. L,ep-
cratic United States SetatOr EinM
hat Stale trOm >lS57 to lSti2 has d.
Jared his intention 70 euppot Graft
nd. Wilson.
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PAsTFIC COAST NEWS.

The attempt to organize Gree.
Icy and Brown Club at Igill,boro
was a complete failure.
! The peniteltiary at Salem came
near burning on Wednesday Of last
week a chandelier containing
four large lamps filled with coal oil
fell, and tie flames instantly fiji ed
the building. The prisoners smooth.
cred the flames with tEeir blankets.
The Washington Territory pen-
itcLtiary contains eleven prisoners
\ great quality Of timber is be-
ing destroyed BY the fires at Puget
Sound.
1t was rumored at Steilacoom, a
few days ago, that tile tihal tcrmi-
nus Of tie Northern Pacific rail
road would soon be located in the
vicinity OF Tacoma.
Tx Governor J. Ncaly johnson,
Of | tab, i'll tcr a month past, was
rapidly sinking at Salt Lake City
on the 23d.
Eight dwellings were destroyed
by fire at Virginia City, Nevada, on
the 22'l inst.
At Elko, Nevada, on the 22d
inst, a drunken Indian from Eattle
Mountain in attempting to get off
a freight train while i'll motion, fell
between the cars and was Instantly
killed, one arm being cut off and
his head partially severed from his
body. The Pacific Railroad en-
ployes refused to remove the body.
and the freight train the next day
rim oycrit, tearing it to atoms.
Extensive coal beds are reported
to Lave been discovered within
twenty-five miles ofCornclius.
Tie women OF San Francisco
have incorporated q Pirate Treasure
Company, to send out All expedition
to Cocos ls'aldS, to recover the
pirate treasure there.
In SAN Francisco, on the 22l, a
grocer by the name Of Godfrey at
tackled his wife and cut her throat
with a knile, stabbirg her several
times in different parts of the body,
aid tl.en cut his own throat, sever
ing the winlpipc. lie tlen rushed
out into the street with tie blood
pouring from his wounds, and ran
Until lie fell dowr exhausted. 1t is
thought the woman will recover,
but his case is apparently hopeless.
Jealousy was the cause.
\ case OF small poX at #. lIelcns
week before last caused much ex-
citemelt.
At Drain station, thirty miles
south OF Eugene, aid eighteen
miles north Of Oakland, two stores
have been established. Mr.. J. W. |
Klewson, of krcwson & Drain,
there, is Postmaster. A
heretofore situated lear
Scottsbmg. will be removed shortly |
to this station. a public building
for a school, public meetings, or
other purposes, is being erected,
and other improvements are con-
,tantly being made.
Oneida county, Idaho, in which
the famed Soda Springs are situated,
has population Of four thousand
seven hundred and scventy-fve.
An insare man named lazarus
made his escape from the Asylum
It Stcilacoom q few days ago.
There are now 33 inmates in the
Asylum.
In the Wciscr River Valley,
IDAHO, there are bands Of indians
from one thousand to
nc thousand five hundred, all
.med with rifles aid rcvolvers.
they belong on different reserva-
ions and are a terror to the whites.
A fellow named Henry Andrews
hot q wat hman, John Seigman, {
C Olympia few nights ago. An
Irrws was on o noisy drunk, and !
vhen the watchman went to arrest /
i'm he fired with dcrringcr, the
oil STRIKING tl,n wotcLman imme.
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issued nine marriage licenses last
month, bntup TO last Saturday had
issued but two, which lie considers
a poor exhibit, says the statesman.
A State prisoner last week ccle-
brated his liberation from a three
years service, by getting drunk in
Salem, for which he was put in the
calabcosc.
Poys in Portland have become SO
fascinated by reading dime novels,
as to steal them.
A lumber team oftwo horses, in
Portland the other day, took fright
and ran down Front street, destroy.
ing about one hundred dollars
worth Of toys that stood before the
door at one place, injured a cook
lng-stove at another, tore down
several awning posts, and finished
by knocking down q large lamp
post IN font of the st. Charles IIo-
tel, and breaking the lamp.
/ Cabinet makers were III demand
in Portland last week.
A boot-black las opened an Office
in Corvallis.
\ fire at Ilclena, Montana, on
the 23d inst. destroyed buildings
and property to the amount ofS70,-
600.
Mining sales in Salt Lake last
week amounted to 100000.
There are heavy fires i'll the
mountains around Salt Lake.
Spanish Americans fSan Fran
cisco were to hold funeral services
in honor OF Juarez 'ast Thursday.
Soda Springs, Utah, is growing
into Saratoga.
Hon. w. d. Kelley, of Pennsyl- |
vania, was presented with a gold
headed cane by citizens of San
Francisco on the 23trinst.
Denver, Colorado, has one saloon
to every seven inhabitants.
The Mojave and Colorado deserts
having been described as "hell with
the fires put out" correspondent
who has venture,l across them dur
ing the summer months writes that
tie description is unnecessarily long, |
and would be more correct il abbre-
waited.
II. q. Stluye retireS from the
editorial tripod Of the Vancouver
Register.
The land pirates ofPugtt Sound,
Shepley and Brown, were at Free
port last week.
Over 100 lodges Of Ttc Indians
are camping on the Big Logan,
Utah, levying contributions offood,
etc, on the settlers.
There are eight sawmills in Clarke
county, Washington Territory, and
yet Portland sends lumber over
there almost every day.
Grading on the North Pacific
Railroad is now finished to IIodg-
dcns.
Another one of an alleged band
Of horse thieves intesting Southern
Oregon, has been arrested by the
Sheriff Of Jackson county. His |
name is Cricket.
The telegraph wire took the stage +
drivers hat off and came near TAX G
ing his head with it as he was driv- f
ing rapidly in the dark between +
Winchester and Roseburg, one
night last week. Had the wire 7
been a little lower, off would have :
come the drivers head. :
An immense crowd gathered at y
lie Court House in Portland last =
saturday evening for the purpose OF
o Grant and Wilson y
Club. Jacob Stitzel was elected
Hartman aud o long list of Vice u
Presidents chosen. Hon. J. II. u
Mitchell addressed the audience in 8,
N abe speech and was followed by a
elling speeches by O'Meara, Gibbs
md Hill. Much enthusiasm pre-
'ailed. About fve hundred names d
we're obtained on the Grant and
wilson pledge. 1t is thought that W
lumber will soon be doubled.
They had a S25 hcrse race at al
2akcr CITY last week. n
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and Montana RaiIoag between
CorinIie and Helena.
A wl.alc about thirty feet long
has taken up bis quarters IN tht
bay Dcar Port Townsend, and il
frequently seca disporting himself
In the waters rear town.
Mr.. Pears, lisi'go on Puget Sound,
has killed I psntlIcrs near his place
this summer.
4 new Episcopal church Of fine
dimensions is being built at Helena,
Montana.
The Puget Sound Dispatch
(Dcm.) says the Democratic Terri
torial Committee will not call o
Convention to make party nomi-
nation for Delegate to Congress,
but that Juige McFadlen will run
as an independent candidate.
Frof Powell, Of Vancouver, has
declared for Woodruff for Prcsi-
dent.
The officers at Bozeman City
lately made a raid on a band of
horse thieves and brought in three
dead ores ard two living. Thoye
killed were Thos. Harlow, VIM.
Marsh and John Comor. Those
captured were Gus. Callahan ard
George Clark alias Flute Jack.
lhe tir,t case OF suLstroke ever
known in San Irancitco occurred
last Monday.
Another busIcl Of diamonds
from Arizona is expected in San
Francisco very soon, per Captain
Buckley, who las taken up $40
acres Of land adjoining the claim
Of the original company.
The |. O. r. NJ. of California
have Incorporated q Society for the
care Of the widows and orphans Of
deceased members.
Three schocks Of al earthquake
occurred at Kanalc, Utah Terri
tory, the other day.
Houses in Salem are all occupied.
The $avage expedition which
went from Salt Lake in search OF
precious gems has written from
Plano BlaLco, New Mexico, Aug.
18th, sending about a quart of ru-
bies, emeralds, ganlets, opals aud
bright stones supposed to be dia-
monds. Samples are to he sent to
lapidaries in New York.
Polk county is proud over a nat
ural bridge on the Rickreal.
"1Oo damp" was the reason
why the tbreshers didn't work in
Pok county last week.
The Flathcad Indians, Of Mon
tana, are bitterly opposed to being
removed from their present location
10 the new reservation in the Yocko
Valley, and threaten lIostilities in
case the removal is attempted.
White settlers are alarmed at the |
nenacing attitude which the Flat.
lcads have assumed, and call for |
,he establishment of a military post
It some point in the Missoula coun-
ry.
The Bedrock Democrat says:
Tie Gem Mine, at Gem City, Is
up its lick with the im-
'rovement of a strike occasionally.
We learn that last week a nice
'ocket was found, and our Inform
mt says he saw piece measuring
early one cubic foot that was rather
he richest thing of the kind he
yer saw. The vein is fully two
'et in thickness and all very good
aging rock"
A meeting Of the citizens Of
.ebanon is called for the 5th Cf
cptember, at l o'clock p. NJ, for
le purpose of taking the necessary
cps to secure a branch or switch
the Oregon & California Rail
,ad to Lebanon, !
Two Montanians who left IYeIe-
a a few months ago fiat broke, for !
'e Utah silver mines, have made :
10000 and have good prospects
head.
The Legislative hall at Salem !
rs been c-carpcted.
The Che,neketa Hotel at Salem '
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H. view Of ali rh-rr thing- it becomes
rs as true and faithful citizens Of a com
mon clgHtr. ia be united IN our support Of
I'll clncatiynal ineasIEss. 1t is tild of
! "a Z, GUS SlaseE iAa- on one occasion "a
r1'irs member q The i'gtnsyl7ania lcyis-
lajarc came to him for advice rs to his nc-
ton upon I. certain question then pending
Il was large appropriate on for some edu-
catlo1ai purpose. Stevens looked sharply
at him, AID then said: . Aever, 90 long as
Won live, oppose any measure which has
ipr its o4sgct tine education If the people.
It seems - me that, could the genius or
American liberty appear among Us row
10 that bodily form uith which the an
clients Lowell To clothe their abstract ideas.
he would say, ike One Of old, One nightier
than man, q tn Is PsbVs Il super haRc
Pef,am oiifcoJo." Thou art Il stone,
and upon this stone shall build
Mr. Anderson was followed by Mr. Ilu-
ber, Fal.c, who addressed the assemJlaga
in German Mr. Frank Hess then ad-
dressed the citizens in Bohemian, at the
close Of which the Grand Chaplain offered
the closing prayer, after which the pro-
ccssion reformed and returned to the place
Of meeting and there disbanded.
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CorNIl cLE@k : OFrIrF.

CorN1l tLE%k = bFrIrF.f
September -, ISL.
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session IF County Bored at Sn
rcrvisora held IN the city and county OF
Manitowoc, nhici. session commenced the
III day "f September inst
WHEREAS, There arc many mistakes made
10y +. L. Fu,sscnich, while in the ullicc ui
ounty Clerk therefore.
HCsoir'd, That ;hc present Clerk Of the
board Of Supervisors be authorized to SIX
through the four city papers "f Manitowne
that parties holding receipts Of l.. /. Fura.
Ecnich. for the redemption Of taxes, present
them ut the County Clerk : Office, +" asccr-
tain If the proper entries are made in books
of sale to cancel sid taxes. and that the
present Clerk be authorized tn make the
proper entries on said hooks, AMI report
each case to this Board, thereby sayin. this
county 4 great amount of trouble AMI cx-
pcnSc from Illegal taX-Acchs.
Notice is hereby given. that the County
Clerk can be foam at his office, between the
hours Of a. III. AMI / =. m. each lay ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
To him in the foregoing resolution
II S. rlERPoNT, County Clerk.
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gloss and freshness Of youtA. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restort
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroycd, Or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustrc, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
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o TATE OF WISCCNSIN-CTECTE
- COURT -MANITOWCC COUNTY.
kourad Schreier and Francis Gocle. ac.in.t
John Speeht and Narcarctha sreclt. his
wife. The State Of Wisconsin. L. the lie
PENDANTS John Specht aud Marcarctha
SPeclt- You are hereby summoned and re-
9aIrc4 70 answer the complaint il tlis action
which IS fled in the Office Of TIE Clerk oe this
Court at hanitowoc, Wis, this 9Th dtv O.
june, 1872, and to serve a copy Of ysar an
swer TO the said complaint on The subscriber
st their Office in the city Of Sheboygan, Wis.
within twenty days after the service hereof.
excluslv, Of the day Of such service; ana if
you fan TO answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff Will arrly to
the Court for the relief demanded Ia the
oomplrint:
Dated JUNO 81 1872
BENTLY & SEAMAN.
lo-i9-ow PlE's Atty's al Sheboygan. Wis.