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%h:h l 1insaG inclaag oeRee E Co., IN rTsg III
make for this season 143, ,000,0 900 for next years
cutting. The lumbermen are sanguino in their
now covers the ground to the depth Of thrae
inches. Frost last night VAS very severe, and
continues to be SO to-day. Parties are now in
the woods telling timber, to be ready On the ar
rival of snow to commence hauling" -
The cutting and saving of Rhip timber in
the Sag ginaw Valley has been successfully inaug-
urated at Flint, and will probably be prosecuted
at other points along the river, where oak tim
ber can be obtained. The oak is sawed ready
for the uae Of ship builders. tits new branch
Of business, but Judging from the experience Of
those who have attempted it, it wil eventually
prove remunorative.
The Saltwater (hlinn.) Messenger says ::
" The amount Of logs received from the st.
to 5000, 900 feet. The amount scaled by the
Surveyor General OF this district is 190, 600 900
feet. The quantity now on hand is not very far
from 20, 600 900 feet aside from the logs held by
raln-oTners for home consumption, The best
ssaton sa aoon1 that Of can o1 be aa~s made places
the present time at Lake st. Croix at
50,00o,0O0 feet. This would show shipment OF
logs amounting to nearly 120, ,000, 900 feet. Par
ties who have means Of knowing estimate the
laying above the st. Cro1 boom, to be 20, 900, ,600
feet. Taking the years business as . whole, the
log and lumber trade Of the St. Croi1 has been
satisfactory to both producers and buyers Tho
trade OF this season has proved conclusively that
our log men will in future consult their own in
terest By placing the best stock Of lumber in the
market. The range Of prices Of logs during the
summer has been SO for inferior to 214 for extra
long logs sold early. Tho ruling figures for
extra grades Of short logs has been from 312 to
913.65 per N feet. Judging from preparations
now going forward, there will be from 100, ,000,-
600 to $50, 0,0o0 feet Of logs cut on the ST.
Cron and tributaries during the coming Miatar.0
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Ngill, Lumber and Iron Notes.

N1ilI, Lumber and Iron Notes.
There arc serenty-two lumber mills on the
Saginaw River, and their capacity for annual p1o-
duction is as follows:
Lumber, It, b. ~, ,0oo
Ltl... ll,Uuu,uuu
Shingles. 800 0O0, GOO
The Marquette Mining journal gives the
shipments Of iron ore from that port for the
season, as follows: '' Iron ore, 38G,61 gross
tons pig iron 20, l18; making total OF A5, ,739
tons. The shipments from tho county of ore
will not fall short Of 800, 900 gross TONS"
The Port Huron Times says 9 that the entire
footing of logs scaled on Black River during the
past season has been most insignificant compared
with the log crop OF former years, the total
amount being less than 10000, 600 feet or about
one-third OF the average amount. Low water is
the CAUSE assigned, there being many million
feet of logs hung up that nothing short OF
next springs ,? raias 11, wia bring down; =, ~.
Detroit Post, from Piersonvil1e, Mich, under
the date of Dec. g.:
s:The following named parties intend lumber
ing this season and placing in the Flint River
the amounts attached to their names under
meath. Crapo expects to get out from II 00o, 900
to %, 900 000 feet, say 10000, 900, having now in
the river, hung up, about q, ,000,000.
Feet
Fox Begole. 10000, GOO
DusenbarE, Observation-Disclosures, 60D0,OO9
Hamilton. 5000, 900
j. B. Atwood s 10,GQO, 600
Leo Wilcox. 100000
Mcfarland. l0000,U00
Haskil Brothers Numbered on Cedar Greek,
Indian Creek, aud North Branch, ..... 100000
Carpenter. .........,....-...,.... 100000
VIM Peters,. 10000, 600
Others, in small lots ,000, 900
, 1872-12-10

DERSCNAI-TILL CALVIN PIER COMIUTIOATE
ais sad8as4 ia h& Edie11 QlZoa3 QQspp2A QQtAs1Q.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

a prize Of ten dollars was recently
offered to any member of the Georgia
Teachers Institute who would write
and spell correctly the words In the
following sentence: 1T Is a pleasing
sight to witness the unparalleled EN-
blrlaSsment Of Il harnessed Mddler
attempting to giagu the symmetry of
Il peeled onion. which a sibyl had
stabbed witla poniard, regardless OF
the inneiNlOes OF the lilies of the cor
nellln hue I'lirty-elglt teachers
competed for the prize, but hot one
was successful.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

RlNle Island isisaM to be the only :,
State In New, England, where far9is. :
are increasing IN yalue4.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

vTNITE OREGON WOODEN WARE
L Manufacturing Cmnmny, having re-
Gently completed their Works al oregon
City with the most approved machinery,
embracing he newest patterns and latest
patents, imported ut great cost from Mas
-.lchusettS. The ESTABLISHMENT, IN all
ills appointments, will compare tarolabiy
with any other IN the Tinted States.
The Company are prepared to llIl nll Or
lcrS for CEDAR. MAPLE and ASH BlC lCk-
lTS, TUBS, BTTTER FIRkINS, SALMON
KITS, W.ASHBOARDS, shuttle bobbinS,
BrOm-handlcs, &C., &c.
Particular attention IL called to our ASH
PALS and BUTTER FIRkINS I'M article
tlr superior tonny heretofore In market,
aS causing no unpleasant taste or smell to
The contents.
From our superior facilities we are en-
nhlcd to supply the trade on the most adj
vantagr0uS terms, and by prompt attcn-
tinn and excellent workmanship Will INERT
success IN our line.
Dealers are requested tO examine our
wares before purchasing elsewhere.
- Ad,li1'SS all communications TO
j. ID. BIT.E.S, AgeGt,
Portland, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

NOTICE. Any Buckets or Tubs manu-
tu.,nu.l tx us, which d0n0t give complete
.utiSfnction, If returned, will In replaced
hy new ones, without charge for freight.
in-I.3m j. ID. BILES, Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
where Has the Money Cone?

The City Counci has already expended the
water department appropriation and now proposes
to take the money appropriated to Christiana and
Vandever Avenues from those proposed improve
meuts and add it to the appropriation for the
water department.
As $50 900 have already been expended IN this
department in the first seven months of the year,
there is a probability Of their reaching, at the
same rate, a state Of Indebtedness that will not
little surprise our people when the accounts are
closed in January. 1t must be remembered that
the whole appropriation of twenty thousand dol
lsrs is exhausted but the debts contracted by the
department remain unpaid to an untold extent.
The gentlemen who now control every depart
ment of the city, We're lavish IN their censure Of
the Democrats when In power, and evidently
thought, as they intimated, that they could run
the machine more economically but practical
test seems to reveal a state of facts entirely TO
the contrary.
We believe there has never heeu Cou nci that
has used 80 much money Oh the same work as
the present one and have no doub. that nearly y
every department will be found TO have ex-
hausted its appropriation and run deeply in debt
before the close OF the year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
UM KIN D.

lhe Commercial complains OF the unkind-
meas OF the Council toward it, How strange is
this. Mr.. Hayes gave it two line advertisement
when he announced himself candidate tor
Mayor-that certainly ought TO have Influenced
It. Generosity is always admired III nen seeking
public favos. The singular part of the matter is
the coincidence which followed this act of the
Ring candidate It Is in the fact that the Two lines
produced two hundred and odd votes Well
we'll, measure for measure Is sometimes hard
dealing and especially when poured out as in this
case by the public. But as it was announced in
some way that Mr.. Hayes would not be candi-
date for Council again We wish him a safe repose
in the arms Of retirscy.
But what has this matter got to do with the
Commeresafs attempt to conceal, cover up, keep
IN soeysnce and finally deny the late frauds IN its
own party Very little indeed. and yet that pa
Per lets out its grlef over the treatment Vt the
council and plainly gives it's readers 10 infer that
it feels an Indifference toward that body, but IT
will support the Republican candidate for Mayor
nevertheless.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
Political Notes.

The Sherman (Texsa Courier h0;sted the
Greeley and Brown 6sg6s ths l9th uls.
CT. Hazen, Postmsuaer Z RiAon Glen, Ulster
county, is reported ont for oreeley. a
-Four Republican rupervlsonot Columbia
county repudiats Gran: and hese declared Sor
Greeley. -s& q
The Liberal Republican Greeley and Browa
club At Troy, numbers l4O members, oil ke-
lniblicans.
Thirty Republicans in the town Of Lloyd.
l.ter county, have declared Tor Gfeeley anal
The Green Bav (Wis) Advocate, originally
op,psed TO the. Baltipore nomipatot,s, now NC
celts them. 4
General Horace Porter and the Dent family,
e4corted by Mr. Grant, are swinging around the
circle,
5. D. Coyendale, formerly an active mstnber
the Uater conntv RepubIican Coonh'eA 10 out
for Greeley. ST #t fE r /
Nearly every one ofthe Democfs1s announces
by the Grant papers as supporting Grant deny
the impeachment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
Paid Organs.

1t Is singular fact that the great mass of the
newspapers that support Grant are under pay IN
come shape or other. We believe that in Della
ware they are all paid organs. The Commercial,
the Smyrna Times and the Feninsuiay Meas are
Office holders, the Republican Of course has its re-
ward from party advertisements and expects All
appointment to print the laws 1t possible that
the Breakuater Light alone is ali exception to
our remarks.
The Philadelphia, New York and Washington
Grant organs are the recipients Of immense jobs
The Press, the Times and Chronicle. would aban-
don Grant in double quick time il his Secret aries
were "taooo" with them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
How It 10 IN PennsyIva MIA.

In the Press. the leading Republican paper Of
TIE city of Philadelphia we find the following
startling statement under the title OF
"PUbLlc TRUSTS"
"One OF the most clearly proven acts OF uaIyer
sston connected with the Treasury Department At
Harrisburg Is that the large une1pended balance
supposed to be there is really loaned out for prl
vate gam 70 number OF bankers, State officials
and political "chieftains" 1t Is admitted by the
gentlemen most interested and known to all men
that the vaults Of the Treasury are empty Of mon
ey, and that in lts place are number Of checks.
not one halt the face value Of which could be re-
a!issd were they put upon the market to- morrow.
They are the pledges to pay Of men who doubtless
intend 70 redeem them, and will do SO If no unto
ward accident intervenes"
There u scarcely recorded case Of corporste
bankruptcy OF which the secret is not the unau
thorizsd substitution Of individual checks or ob-
CATIONS OF some sort for cssh-such as sis admit
ted" in Pennsylvsnia. 1t can have but one issue
The stock of Pennsylvania is now at par. There
Wa time within the memory OF many living
men, when, without Official delinquency, it sank
to 81. What Is to come to psss it the reign Of the
plundsrers 10 to be perpetuAted by the election Of
dartrsnft and Cameron we shrink even from i'm :
sgining. World.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03

TEE DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon
(sxespt Sunday at 46 Market street. and served by
csrrsrs to subscribers in all parts Of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and Villages, for six
cents q week, payable weekly. Yearly subscriber
=, in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established llS,
Q the largest and most fourishng weekly in the
State, and hes larger circulation than any other
on the Pspin.ular. Published every Friday morn
n at q year. In advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03

TIE Hon. CHARLES A. ELDR1DoE, M. C. Of
Wisconsin, rsfuting the Radical csnard that he
had declared for Grant, says
would have preferred an out-and-out Demo-
crat, but the voice Of the National Democ Istc
CONVENTION u the voice Of authority for me, and
yield to it, decision with cheerfulness and alac-
Tity. ! have never for one moment thought Of
supporting Grant. All such stories are lies made
my whole heart. can never be anything else
but Democrat, and can never commit the error
Of supporting the usurper Grant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03

The Grant party seems to be going to
pieces in Hennspin County. MINI. Oh the
nine are for Greeley. she five County Com.
missioners are 49, Grant; -two Of them
being Republicans Of the FIVE members
Of the Republican 3y Committee, Hon. A
n. Nerrick, Repub( 81 City Attorney. and
mAag members Of Il Ward Committees, are
'''GiliI !. r''sa y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
To be Whitewaehod.

Look out for a report smoothing over and e1-
planning away the late ballot box stufing frauds
The matter is iu the hands Of committee VIII"
deem themselves able and willing to serve thsn
party 1t almost any sacrifice. and we are quite
sure they will prove expert whitewsshsrs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-03
1arntss.

Aarnoss k1a ~ness
r IGHT and HEAVY HARNESS, made Of th
i 4 besI material and by first clasa work men on
hand and made to order at very moderate rates. D
SADDLES, COLLAkS
WHIPS, SHkEIH.
BRUSHES. CURRY CON >.
and other articles in their line on hand and3o!
sale 1t the lowest city prices.
Repairing neatly done AT short notice.
The public are invi' ed to give them cal.
WtEL RIN0MALT
sp3-tf NV. corner % aad Shiplev SIC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03

Two exciting and interesting murder
trials are on the calendar Of tho FIJI
teenty District Court for next month,
says the San Francisco Chronicie--the
second trial Of Laura D. Fair. for the
murder OF A. p. CrIttenden, and that
Of Jacob Wllkerson. for the murder OF
Mrs. Burkhardtin April Mrs. Fairs
case Il set for trial september I'd, at
which time 1t will undoubtedly take
place, a. the prisoner Is anxious that
It should, and seemed much diIap-
pointed at the last postponement Of
the case. In view Of the wide pub
licity given to the case aud the excite
ment created over the former trial,
considerable difficulty Is anticipated In
securing a jury, and In view o fthls fact
Judge Dwinelle yesterday ordered a
special venire to issue for four hundred
jurors to try these two cases. 1t 10
probable that the entire venlre will b.
exhausted In the effort to get a jury In
tile case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.

Our old chum and bosom friend,
George Francis Train, sent US a nice
little letter, which we received yester-
day, with his kind regards, and auto
graph written OIL 4 nice little card by
his private Secretary, Bemis. On the
other side Of the card Is hls photograph
with the following Inscribed beneath
It: For President, 1872, George Fran
els Train. We, the People. not 1 the
King. Anothar card mentions him rs
"The man Of Destiny. The Peoples
candidate for President. Campaign,
1879. Capital, five millions. Repre-
senting twelve million working men
and women" On the other aide Of
the card Is Trains platform, which In
cludes a regular pot pourri Of political
and other principles. including Free
Trade, Woman Suffrage, No more
Vaccination, Let Brigham Alone, etc.
George Is one OF your persistent, self
a%ppreciative men, and il fully OK
pressed determination and most iu-
domithble effort will effect anything.
he will make 1t mighty hot for Horace
Greeley during the present campaign.
George keeps his principles well lie
clared and recorded. and /, not Of the
vsscillating, unreliable sort, like Hor-
ace. II the Virginia ChroHicle wants a
set Of candidates to give them a sub
stantlal political standing during the
present campaign. 1t might a%ppropri-
ately hoist ut the head Of its columns
the names Of George Francis Train for
President, aud old Pinchower for Uni.
ted States Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03
ULYSSES 8. 4

Notwithstanding any temporary sue
cesses which may be achieved by the
Democratic G~reeleyites, over and be-
yond all local aud State Issues. rolls
rhe ocean Of popular feeling for Grant.
The ideas which he has made practical,
the Issues he has met and solved. the
laws he has signed and executed, the
good work he has done, all stir the
hearts and nerve the arms OF q crate.
full people. He stands before them
making no promises, like his compel
i:or. He points to deeds accomplished,
Each section has = special cause for
supporting Grans-ths North because
he has fought for the Union ; the South
because he has restored II, the North
because he has saved it from ruin ; the
South because lie Is helping to build It
I'D from Its overthrow. Mr.. Greeley
goes before the South as the peculiar
champion Of amnesty, but his friend
ship Isl paper pledge. Grant points
TO amnesty recommended and amnesty
signed. Grants second term will be
marked by new acts Of reconciliation
The hour tor punishment has passed.
The era Of peace has dswned. No one
measure Of retaliation wal ever sue-
gested by Grant. He exhausted every
remedy till reconstruction came ; and
now that the law Is accepted IN the
Sonth, his normal purpose Of forgive
ness will be revived by u Hero.Pre
ident. How much better the safe
friendship Of Grant than the uncertain
policy OF Greeley, who could do
nothing but disturb what has been set
tied, aud relight the flames Of discord
between the sections? And saying
this. We speak not Of Greeiey's inten-
lions which we are disposed to call
honest, but Of a policy born Of a pas
sion for power alone, to be conducted
by incongrnous elements, which begin
tht York Of administration by declar-
Ing that they differ on all the funda-
mental theories Of government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03
in MEMoRIAM.
HALL or LrnEREY ESoIsx Co. No.

HALL or LIBERTY ENGINE Co. No. III
Gold Hill, Nevada.
A T THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
"A Company held on the evening OF July 10th.
isTa, the death Of our late fellow member, VIM.
II. lsaac was duly announced; when, on mo-
lion, VIM. Hy. Doanc, Hiram Holmrn and Benz.
Stern were appointed o committee IN draft D
preamble and resolutions expressive OF the
Company's feelings; who. Alter retiring. re.
ported the following, which were unanimously
WHIREAa, The members Of this Company
having heard Of the death Of their late fellow
member, VIM H. Isaac, who departed his life
at Sacramento. California, July 9TH. 1872: they
as individual friends, and thus mark their asso.
clato actions with that unanimity which comes
from the heart md voice OF each. Toknow that
VIM. II. Isaac 10 no longer living, aud hereafter
will be no more among us, leaves ~, his fellow
msnSer'; borrowing ana ,sS; Respect io5 nis
sense OF the Providence who cut short his days,
induces us 10 ever revere his memory.
Resolved. T at the members OF Liberty En-.
Rine Company No. ] mourn the death Of their
late fellow member VIM. B. Isaac. whose genial
spirit has ned to that land whence no traveller
returns; q man OF noble character, cordial and
cheerne to all, whose heart and hand were ever
ready 10 assist In time or need, whose earnest
activity, the pride and iutere which he always
felt In the company will ever DO remembered
BIZ its members.
Reslrtd, That our ~sympathies are warmly
rendered TO the bercayed relatives Of tho de.
ccased.
Reslped, That we will, as o mark OF respect
TO the memory Of our deceased brother, ciothc
our Hall In mourning for thirty days.
P41pSd, That . copy Of the above preamble
snd resolutions DO transmitted to the relatives
OF the deceased, and that they be published In
the Gold Hill News and Sacramento. Daily
Union. WIN. HY; DoANE
BEsSi s HHGGkkSAs' Committee.
QoId Hill .Jnly oQth. 1879 Ivoo In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03

ATTEMPTED SUrcIDE.-0n wednes-
day morning, says tie San Francisco
Bulletin OF yesterday, a man wac
found lying on the roadside. about a
mile and a half south Of Lafayette, on
the Oakland road. with his throat cut
and both wrists gashed. He refused
to give his name, but stated that he
had been employed on = farm at Wal
nut Greek. He left his work tor a
visit to TIL. city. with a cash capital Of
$500. but having lost his money by
gambling. he was ashamed to meet
his employer In the day time. and had
started for the farm, intending to
arrive there at night. The cutting
had been done with a. po~cket-knife.
When found lie had no clothing on his
person except a pair Of pants and
shoes, having taken of his cost aud
shirt which he had rolled up In 0 bum
die fors pillow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03
SUDDEN DEATH.

A sick Chinsman got on board the
western bound passenger train st Reno
this morning. having a through ticket
to San Franci.co. whittier HI was going
to receive medical aid. He grew worse
rapidly after the train left Reno. and
died before reaching Truckee. The
body was taken of here and placed In
the telegraph building. A coffin was
procured this forenoon, and the corpse
put In IL. IL will be sent to San Fran
cisco. The Chinaman's ticket was
fastened to his coffin, rs evidence, We
suppose. that his fare 10 paid through
to San Francisco .-Truckes Republican,
August l.
Were 1t not for joking on a grave SUBJ
ject, we would remark that the afore-
said Celestial should righ,fully DO con-
sldered . "dead.hoad the balance Of
the trip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-03

TuE chronological Journal for Au-
gust, maintains its high place among
our leading monthlies. Its articles Oh
Hon. George I. Post ; the Republican
nominees for President and Vice Pres
ident, and Fisher Amss, whose por-
traits are given. are readable sketche.
OF eminent public men. We find also.
Social Science, or what do we mean BY
Love? Expression Diseases Of the
Skin /; Prison Reform ; What are COM
cts? Effect, Of the Mind OIL the Body !;
Have you a Character? The Pre-
Adamites Again Character aud Sue
cess, eminently worthy the the consid-
erstion OF the general reader. There
Is also 4 good deal OF interesting mis-
c%cllaneous matter. Price for the num-.
Der, 80 cents ; for n year, %. Samuel
R. Wells, publisher, $50 Broadway,
New York.