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, 1872-08-29

RAILROAD DIRGCToas.-We learn by
private letters from one of the Railroad
officials. that telegram was received
from Gen. Roberts on the 23d saying
that the Railroad arty would leave Chi
cago for Puget Sound on the 18th of
September. The party will consist of
Gen. Roberts. Engineer in Chief, Judge
Rice, Vice President, T. NJ. Can6elde
and Senator Window. Directors, Saml
Wilkeson. Secretary of the N. P. Rail
road, and probably others.
, 1872-08-29

REFORM CLUB.-A regular meeting of
the Reform Club will be held in the DIS
PATCH Buildings on Saturday evening
next. A full attendance of members Is
desired as important business relating
to the organization will be transacted.
, 1872-08-29

CIRCUS CoMING.--The "Great Crys-
tai Palace Circus" said to be the best
Circus of the period, will perform IN
this City on Friday and Saturday of the
present week. See vertisement.
, 1872-08-29

DIED.--In this city on the 23d inst,
of pulmonary consumption. Mrs. Sarah
E., wife of J. Homer Hall, and daugh-
ter of Charles L. Gaser, Esq, of Buffalo,
n. Y. aged 27 years,
The deceased removed from her ma
tive city of Buffalo to Seattle, with her
husband, about one year ago, and had
become greatly endeared to small cir
Gle of friends by her many estimable
qualities of head and heart. Of gen.
tie sympathetic nature, with a highly
cultivated mind, refined and pleasing
address, and warm domestic affections,
she was a model wife, respected and be-
loved by all with whom she held social
intercourse. The funeral services were
held on Sunday last, conducted by Rev.
L. W. Summers, according to the form
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Of
which she was a devoted member.
, 1872-08-29

MARErED.-At Trinity Church, Port
land. Oregon, on the Goth inst, by
Bishop Morris, assisted by DR.. Nevins,
DR., Thomas I. Minor, of Port Town
send, to Miss. Sarah E. Montgomery,
of Bedford, Penn, sister Of Hon. J. B.
Montgomery, of the N. p r. r.
, 1872-08-29
RACES.


NHE FALL MEETING OF THE Sc
i attic Jockey Club will be held at the
Seattle Course commencing Wednesday
October %. 1872. and will continue
three days. as follows:
FIRST DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Mile heats,
best two III three, to rule.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor Purse, 5000; Free Ham
dicap for all horses. Mile heats, best
two in three.
Twenty per cent. entrance to above
races added to purses.
THIRD DAY.
Sweepstakes $50 each; Gate money
added by Proprietor; Mile heats, best
three in five.
Three to enter and two to start for
the above purses.
The above Races will be sconducted
according to the Rnles and Regulations
of the Richmond Jockey Club. Rnles
10, II. 13, 27 and 2S being strick out.
ROBERT ABRAMS, President.
G. G. PERKINS, Secretary.
Seattle, W. T. Aug. 10. 39td.
, 1872-08-29

CooMBs & PUMPHBEY have Just re-
ceived, per Prince Alfred, large stock
of Sheet Music which they will sell at
regular Catalogue prices.
, 1872-08-29

.SUPPLJESJ|
STONE & BURNETT,
Whnlesa1e and Retail
DEALERS IN CHOICE
Family Groceries,
Flour, Ham, Bacon,
Teas, ofee, pices,
Pickles,
hip and tean1o cat torres,
At prices which will please the
most frugal livers.
Shelf and BUILDING
HARDWARE.
MINERS and FARMERS Tools
and Implements,
novels, pades,
Axes, Brush Hooks,
cythes, Froes,
Grindstones, etc.
rockery, Glass Ware,
Paper Hangings, Paints,
Oils, Turpentine,
Tar, Pitch Rosin, Oakum,
Rope, all sizes from t to
6 inches, Blocks, hieves,
Rigging, anvas, Duck,
all Twine, Red, White,
and Green Lanterns, Oil,
and Shipi andlery generally.
E= We are offering our
entire Stock at prices which
defy competition.
In Boots
and Shoes
We have a most complete
assortment, consisting in part
of
Philadelphia,
Boston and
San Francisco make.
Ladies' sses' and
hildren's Balmoral,
Button and ongress,
BOOTS.
Gents, Miners, Logger's
oarse, Kip and alf
Boots.
Also, Boys and hildren's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Rubbers and Artics.
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING
AND
Furnishing
, 1872-08-29

BoRN.--At Port Gamble. on the 23d
inst, to the wife of W. 81. Llewellen, a
sen.
, 1872-08-29

- 1872. - g
SPRING TRADE.
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON,
Brick Stsre, Commercial street,
SEATTLE, W.T..
WE aa1IsE aAyE NOW IN STORE AND WARE
The most exten-
slve Stock of Mer-
chandiZein O11r1ine
North ofSanFran.
cisco, to which we
are adding by eve
ry Vessel and Stea-
mer from outside
arriving at this
Port.
To the Trade and the public generally
we return our thanks for past favors
Our mutual transactions in business,
heretofore, is our chief claim for in.
creased patronage.
The rapidly increasing Trade of this
City with the Merchants of the Sound
Ports warrants our present importation
The Stock now on hand, as usual,
consists of
HARDWARE.
in great variety,
GROCERIES.
of the best qualities and assortment,
BREADSTUFFS
of several grades,
Teas and Cofees;
General Supplies for Families
and Outfits for
Farmers,
Miners,
Loggers,
Joiners,
Blacksmiths,
Shipwrights,
etc. etc. etc.
Our Stock of
WINES and LIQUORS
is also equal to the requirements Of the
trade, and consists of the
, 1872-08-29

I'd Mar.
,tention
) of her
that by
patron
, 1872-08-29

UNTIL
person
., after
.erning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-08

MAGNOLIA WATER. FLORIDA
 Water and the best Wnght's Cologne. Fresi and Genuine. as DIR KESDALLS Pioneer Drug Ssors
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-08
FORWARDING.

The undersigned informs the people of wailnpai Dis c Prescott and intermediate points that he s to receive and rward freight for the interior bls rases and in prompt mapper
 WOOSTER E. HARDY Hardyvills, Arizona. Dee. l. le7i decNf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-08
Don't Write Them.

It does nt pay ssssios ksspeu so wFiss s.y seGss when they can ssad te this onzce and psooa st c number td neatly printed blank recsipsho hoSsrnsss aetly, as per insfsucsienx Eon the Chsss " i. the district snd ct cheap mses ncdgs,
 When desred we will bind any nunos - books, ur very small sum. Send in v'"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-08

u These Biiters have oe. e...vcA San FraDeisco Nskei NY ,,l rWENTY fEAns =, no,withs,snding ibs na.y a eapdidates for psoa'e s.eS s.eS sales have constantly issss
 TAYLOR & BExDss,,ss, s,s, ,oLE AeExTa 40s and nv >e san franetses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-08
SAN BERNARDIN0
ISAAC HI. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

Merchandise forwarded any part of Arizona, with pfomptress and despatch-
 Goid-inst Legal Teuden, and Soldiers Final Settle menrs, bought
 Ofnce of the Arizona Stage Line ON Jackson Block corner q Third and Grafsoo Hreets
 San BeYnaydinc. Cal, August S1, fe1o.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24
These machines are indisputably
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

These machines are indisputably
THE best IN THE WORLD.
As a harvester, the Woods ImprOved
Prize Mower Is c0nfcssedly without an
equal yet before the country. These ma
chimes have been improved since first in
troduccd, until they are now almost en-.
tirely new machine. They are made
by Walter A. Wood tthe largest manu-
fiictunr of Farming Machinery In the
world)-a man who keeps "up with the
times" "and who now builds and sells over
twenty-five thousand of the Worlds
Prize Mowers annually. II led the world
at the Paris Exposition, and has found no
peer since.
The Woods Improved Prize Mower Is
especially adapted to Oregon. II has q
folding (or jointedl bar with hand lev.
er, two wheels. spring seat. and is made
almost entirely of mlalleable iron, hard
wood and steel. 1t IL heavy. strong and
durable. and though compact and power
ful, is of lighter draft than the other ma
chimes of equal weight. II is every way
lust the Mower for Oregon, ns every
farmer will say who has one. And itsprice
lsl30) l. from 81 to FL less than Is askedfOr
an inferior machine. Farmers, will You
pay that difference? Investigate before
YOU buy, and see if you are getting any
thing tor that rxtiu p,f1t--tur II Is profit,
as no Mower costs more to build than does
Woods. Send for Il pamphlet before buy
ing.
''EBuy the Best"
hay the WOODS Improved Prize
Mower!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24
from the Mt. Vernon News.l
An Oprm letter 90 Senator TruEEss
bull from am old Friend im South
era Illinois,
Mt. VERNON, Ill, April 22d, ".
H.. T..nn.. Ts.....,k,.fW,

Mt. VERNON, I'LL, April I'D, ~.
Hon. Lyman TruD.buI:
Hail, and farewell! NY first vote
was for you'll have not failed to vote
with you ever since. My next vote
will not be with or for you. No pub
lie man except Abraham Lincoln ever
had my confidence more fully than
yourselfup to your vote on the inl-
parchment of Andrew johnson. Then
my faith in you was shaken. Your re-
cent Cooper Institute speech leaves no
room for doubt, but forces me, how
ever reluctantly, to say, farewell,
| bold no office, am seeking none ;
am little, and to fame unknown, and
am likely to remain SO; and compared
TO your greatness, only ''as a fly on u
bulls horn;" yet the class to which I
belong Is millions strong, and our pow
er win be felt in November next.
Mark the prediction.
Having aided to oplace You where you
are, claim the right to enter this my
protest against your recent political
treachery.
The Republican party has made you
great in the land-placed your name
high ON the roll Of honorable mention.
You now propose to strike the hand
that fed; in fact. to slap In the face
the political mother from whence you
have received naught but tie milk OF
human kindness, and that most gener-
ously. Again | say, farewell.
Inordlnate ambition Is often fearful
In Its effects. 1t caused warm heaven,
and doubtless most of the wars, strife.
and misery of earth are Its legitimate
offspring. Andrew Johnson ''swung
around the circle" into the Democrat
it party, and thence to oblivion. |
think your boat is headed In that di-
rection. | don't wish to ride therein
have no confidence In the crew, and
hence, am forced to say, farewell.
do not believe that Gen. Grant is
the Republican party, nor that he has
the power or disposition to control the
party: but do believe that Republi-
cans whom the party have honore,l as
they have you, sir, orght to hold their
peace till the party adopts tsplatform
and selects its standard hearers accord
ing to its usual forms; then if theirae-
ton Is such as you cannot conscien-
tiOusly endorse, resign the place re-
cieved from that party, and 90 before
the people. Good men would respect
such a course II they could not 60 with
you.
Man proposes, God disposes. The
Democratic party may plant, yourself
and Senator Schurz may water, but
Greeley cannot furnish the increase.
however much he may know about
farming. Your proposed alliance with
''the world, the flesh and the devil" to
destroy the party that has made YOU
what you are, will in my opinion fail
utterly tail.
MY hair Is streaked with gray, u
grandchild fondles around my Knees
YOU are much older than |; time
bears us rapidly on, on to that bound
less future; the responsibility of the
present Is great, that of the future in.
finitely greater where much Is given
much win be required. Oh that we
may be able to shape our actions here
according to the measure of that re-
sponsibility. Again | say, farewell.
A. D. BARRETT.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

How LITTLE LAND WILL KEEP A
Cow.--On the first day of June last |
commenced cutting clover for one COW
confined in a yard inclosed by high,
tight board fence, with stable at
tached in which she had been fed. She
had no feed but freshly-cut clover from
the lst of June to the 18th of October;
and all taken from one fourth Of an
acre Of ground. She has averaged
eighteen quarts of strained milk per
day, from which my wife has made
eight pounds of butter per week, dur
ing four and a half months. The COW
is five years old, and cross Of the
Ayrshire and Durham. She has given
more milk, more butter, and of bet-
ter quality, than she has done on pas
tule. On one eighth of an acre | have
raised one hundred and fifty bushels OF
sugar beets and carrots. which, with
the two tons Of hay, will keep her
handsomely the balance of the year.
The labor Of cutting the clover for the
COW Is less than driving her three
tourtlls of a mile to pasture; besides
the manure saved is quite an item. IN
the dairy districts, the usual estimate
is four acres to the COW, on the hay
and pasture system, whereas, by soil
ing andaising roots, five eighths OF an
acre is found to be sufficient. l will
state further what / believe, from
nearly thirty years experience, is true,
that there is no crop SO valuable for
soiling as clover, no crop so many
pounds Of which, and of equal value OF
milk and butter, can be produced from
an acre of ground. Sweet-corn is a
good crop tor late feeding, where clover
viii not grow, but not profitable for
winter feeding. Cor. Vermont StGa-
l1,d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

At Salem, Massachusetts,, they
baptize converts on the stage Of
Music Hall, arranging the scenery
SO as to give the stage the appear.
ance Of lake surrounded by trees.
Baptisns Of this sort are surer to
take than the ordinary kind.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

The richest sugarplanter in Cuba
has an income of 100000 per
snnum.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

The price of Illuminating gas
has been reduced to 50 25per 1900
feet in San Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

The South Carolina Legislature
has enacted a law legitimizing the
children ofcolored mothers by white
fathers, who held them as slaves.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24
Important to Merchants.

Greet Reduction i'm Camdiesl
TE CONSEQIT TENCE OF. A DECLINE IN
i the price OF sugars tho undersigned,
proprietors Of the
Portland Candy RaRmufactOry,
have made corresponding reduction in
the price of candies, amounting flom . to
cents per pound.
All candies sold by Us are warranted to
be manufactured from
Double Refaneil Sugar
A full assortment of all kinds Of nuts
constantly on hand. and sold at d small nd.
vance on Ean Francisco prices.
Orders from the country promptly at-
tended to. ALlSKY y HEGELE,
No. lOJ First-St., opposite P0stOfiice,
nS6ml Portland, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24
glbang geeisttt.

6z~ Subscribers finding an X AFTER theif
names are informed that fheirsubscription
expires with that number, and they are in'
yifcd to renew It. Terms s3 per annun1,
in advance; six months, a.; three months
q.
or Legal tenders received Mt par nom
subscribers in the Eastern States.
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Qiuige nno cute Qa6er !
Sbps. s. Sirctler,
416 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, Illinois.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

Der Stride nur Gle prepist unp jrpar
Die Yreri9t ees Captain 6elp. Der
1rof> ZEN bic eldutise Seele aus Dem
@ebet, aus Gem beili9en Meeopfer
i9Dpft. mar ibr nod u%nbetannt.
sic bate BEN Diibmutb lter bic 9ez
tduldte @rmartuns nod nt9t iiberz
rpunoen, ols bic WuforrerWg an fte
eretn9, Dem 6rauenperein >bei3utreten,
Der bic George fir bic 8epirfnii7e Der
TN Teloe ftebencen 8rieBer, namentltd
ber &ranfen unp Wermunoeten, uberz
nonmen.
sic las bic LANCE 9ife Der Mitslie@
Der ourd, ale Damen hes boben Ncels,
ale Sff;terspamen, ale ibr b%efannten
Damen aus Der &aufmann6melt, aus
ben 8eamtenfreilen naren NIT Stelen
anperen unter'ntih:, eie tbr n6Qf9 fremo
waren ; aub Der Ntame 6ran;ina Gb'
renbsrs feblte nidt.
Die @rdfu ~ftupirte ben einfaden
NamensSua 70 aufmerfla m> als let cer>
lelbe cine idmer 3u entjifernoe 6iero9z
lppbe> uno ibrieb ben tbri9en pidt ca>
runter NIT elmer %nambaftsn Summe als
ibrem erlfen Beitrae in oteV ereiusca0e.
Damn aber aterlieb ie, lalii9 uno
trd9e, tbren otencnren 6rauen tbren
Mntbeil an ben Nrbeiten fir Q~ajaretbz
oe9enfdnpe unp 8ef!eipun9, Die Der
0erein 3u belor9en bate. DaS ,par
ia MQes firdterlid l%aneweilig fe be-
orif ni9t, mie~ potnebme Grauen ft9
gu 1ol9en Nsbeitsu berseben fonnten>
,,no ebenlo penis bradte fte es uber
it6, ben SiBun9en bei3uwpbnen, mas
lolte lie bort? Sie mohten beratben
unp beiblteben, mas ie INNER MOLTEN,
CAB es etwas Sroentlides fir fie tbun,
lo wuroe fe ia ~ 1ncen ietn.
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Shla6t Don B6ttb tn 1einer 8eiie>
fury, liebepou, ppu Wutb uno &fz
luf i. u1p Damn famen bic S9ladten=
teri9te, peren ,erer cine Sie9e6botldaft
mar, unp in peren @efoi9e Die fur@tz
bar laneen 0erlufliatn! |
Das min9elte tie 9swalt|am auf bic
Sdrefnt1e pes arteaes traten in ibrer
ean;en 6ur6ttarfeit Dor ibre Seele!
Sn ben reuibenpen Subel, nit Dem
lire Baterfaot pte Sieee rer tapferen
Armee feierte, miidte il1 fir ibr banz
ees Dbl pa6 StDbnen Der Berwunpez
ten, ra6 N6heln Der 5terbenren.
Don tbrem @attsn feline weitere
Nabri9t." Dp9 ftanp letn Same ntdt
auf ben entlebliaen 2ilten, Ct lebte allo
nod!
ST. Der bsftisen Nufreeuns, bic pl6Bz
LID uter iie sefommen ,par, fdblte fe
pa6 uuabmeisbare BeourfniB, aus tbrer
unttdtteen MbAeidlo1enbeit beraussu
treten. Sie 9laubte, BEN S9redb y
Germ ibrer uberrei;ten pbantaie oapur@
eber eatFieben ~ f0nnen. @s marer
na9 Den leBten tlutiSen @@la&ten
piele 0erwunpete IN pie Staet 9ebraht
morpen, pie peiBe sabine nit Dem rcz
tben Rreu3e rpebtc pon 5f;atltden "
bduoen rpie Don Yrtpatwobnun9en, ce
par ia Die SABINE ibres Dereins, UNI
fe bel9lob, ron jept an nt9t mebr et1
bios jableupes Mtt9liep re1elben gu
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[Gprtieyune fplgt.]
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8erlDren.

Nm 10. Ssptennter rurbe eta goti,entah ~ssrlsren. mel.
dee bant'trifilihe Mpten entbielt. auseefent BON DON'T,
mic Moes Spbann Bstfel. Deter @istn Teter Slider, Sa,
cob Stmpn. Sptan, Neis une dug gDtltus
Srnent cine gerfun. welne fpl4e Aus'unf. ertbtt, tts
aur Gntbsdana bee gerlerenen fubrt, pirb etxs liberols
Belpbnur8 erbaltea.
NhreEe:
MarfuS S@dfer,
8artbault. @inu..
chez an he Office ttdn 8Iatts. 256
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CLAUDE 70 curb Marf unb 8etn ee~
brungen lit, eoe Ge blinb finc bel Ga
den, Die FLAIR ouf rer6ono lteoen, uno
taub oeaen rie Stimme pe6 @laubens
unc Der 0ernunFt.
[Jprtlebune folet.]
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aGen. Gp 1oiebte Trpffen bic @usfubrurq be8
Stpfe6 betpirten, ber bic Beidtperbe be-anla6t,
10 nebmen le bic @Ynptcr1e unb ;3ufdQe pea,
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aud bic baSon abbdnet9en 8eiaperben bes
Tauptes unb Der Prnf, ben @tutnoel, bas
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beit ber Mu9er unb eeklemmung ber 8ruf, AUDI
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fardterli& Fnb.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

FoR SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing I rooms, cistern and oul
houses complete. Apply to
w. W. TuoRSTos.