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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-04-18

Canker-rash has been making fearful ravages
among the children in Waitsdeld.
q. c. Markham Of Mortified has a fine speeimen n,
the rare Cape Verde Island goat, which recent y
brought him pair Of kids.
Samuel Mansfield, accused Of breaking into the
store Of AinswOrth & Leland Of Middlesex, was ae-
quilted at the recent term of the Washington
County Court. Mary Minor Of East Calais was
found guilty Of petty larceny by the same tribunal
The body Of Orrin Clark, town pauper. was
found recently in the water tub on the town farm
in Cabot. 1t is thought he had fit and fell into the
water.
Miss VI. j. Hopkins Of Montpelier. has accepted n
position as teacher in the graded school at Spring
held Mass.
The people ofWorcester are alive about the Mont
pelier and Black River railroad; they propose !,
mass railroad meeting April 18TH at which il Is ex-
peeted Gen. Thomas, DIR. Lord and others will adj
dress the people.
NJ. Z. Smile Of the Waterbury foundry has failed
and proposes to turn out all his property whether
liable 10 execution or not 1t is thought that hi
resources will be about fifty per cent. Of his in
debtcdness $500 -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
ALBANY REGISTER.

point of impartial observation.
Why these acts Of perfdy? Why
this insurrection by captain Jack
and his braves? | will tell YOU:
These men are fighting men and
the earliest Incident Of their boy
hood recollections was the murder,
aye, the treacherous killing Of their
fathers, the warriors Of their races
That in their unchristian barbarism
they cherished the memory OF Cap
tain Ben Wright's massacre; that
around the camp fire their mothers
told the story and old women
croned the bloody deed-that these
boys were taught to hope for re-
veuge and thus stop the cry Of their
fathers blood.
Aud can it be thing of wonder
in the light ofthe past and in the
face of the present, that these untu-
tored and oppressed SavageS should
commit these acts Of pertidy? No;
the wonder is that the deeds were
not committed sooner. appeal to
you, has equity been meeted out to
the Indian, has justice been his por-
tion? Who are his friends, in
whom can he contde?
Declared from our homes, debaned
from society, he has found ne friend
but his own right arm and we'll
poised arrow.
But we believe that the sum of
To as a people will soon go down:
90 down unwept, unloved, union
ored. But when the dark cloud of
lwejudjce and oppression, that now
hangs as a pail over this nation,
shall have been swept away by the
glorious light Of evaugelized liberty,
then we believe that the peop'e Of
this great common wealth, whose
boast is powers, intelligence, and
christianity will stand dgast as they
look upon the long dark catalogue
Of crime and oppression waged
against the American Indian.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

Mumps is prevailing extensively
among Portland children
Not a single marriage license has
been issued at Olympia during the
past year.
Tie Cumberland Presbyterians
of Walla Walla have purchased a
lot whereon to build their new
church.
Hon. D. Cram has resigned the
controllership OF Idaho Territory,
and Joseph Parault, formerly Of
Lewiston, has been appointed in
his place. Mr.. Cram has held the
office since 1865.
Christopher Coppleman was fined
500, and in default was sent to
Jail, by Judge Bonham, at Salem,
last week, fer selling liquor to a
minor.
Some French residents of San
Francisco at a meeting on the night
of July 9th, endorsed ex-President
Theirs, and raised over 5000 toward
purchasing testimonial for him.
Mr.. Hines, living near Forest
Grove, accidentally shot off three
fingers with gun on a recent Sat-
urday.
There are plenty of fat deer
reported about Cornelius.
Flags were placed at half mast
on the receipt Of the news of the
death OF Congressman Wilson.
A man named VIM. Farrell was
badly cut in an afray at Seattle on
the Fourth. Thecutter "cut stick"
Seattle bids $50 town lots, 5000
acres of available lands between
Lakes Washington, Union and the
Sound, and 100000 i'll cash, for
the terminus.
Conrad Rayhorn, of Walla
Walla, was severely bruised, and
had one Of his arms diSlocated, by
being thrown from a horse recently.
DR.. E. p. Tiemey, Of Baker
City, week before last, was robbed
OF $40 by two masked highway
men on his way home from Gem
City. Since then some ten or twelve
head of fine American horses have
! been missed by farmers in that
vicinity.
John +. Dillon, only son Of Rev.
Isac Dillon, OF the 1Idrocdte, re-
turned home last week from a two
years residence among his relatives
in the Eastern States. While there
he attended the Dickinson College,
Garlic, Penn, where, on June 3D.,
he was awarded the gold medal for
Oratory and composition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

IResomtion ofGeneral NatIre-No.l.l ~
JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the
thanks of Congress tot Captain David
Ritchie. commanding the revenue
steamer "MoccaSin, and the officers
and men under his command.
Resoiredby tie Senate oad House o.
Representatives of The Initel StdteS 9t
.America in Congress assembled, That
the thanks of Congress are due, and
are hereby rendered. to Captain David
Richie, commanding, the revenue
steamer "MoccaSin, and to the Off
Gers and men under his command. for
their heroic and humane action in saw
ing the lives of forty-twohu human beings,
and reScuing seventeen dead bodies
from the wreck OF the steamer "MetlS. "
on the water of Long Island sound,
on the morning of the tnirty.tirst OF
August, eighteen hundred and seventy
two.
Approved. January q, 1873.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
Victoria has a six.legged turkey.

Victoria has six.legged turkey.
A son ofHon. James f. Cooper,
of Oak land, aged about ten years,
died on the night of the 9th from
the effects ofan accidental discharge
OF a shotgun.
A Mr.. Fowler, living near
Glencoe, dislocated his under jaw
while gaping not long since. He
must have been trying to lay the
upper story of his head back on his
shoulders.
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Resolution of general nature No. 4.

Resolution of general nature No. ~
A RESOLUTION authorizing the Presi-
dent to invite HE International Satisii-
cal Congress- 10 ho.d lis next session IN
the Uuilel Safes,
whereas the governments of Belgium,
Austria. France. Great Britain, PRUSSIA,
Italy. Holland, ana Russia have hereto ofore
extended invitations 10 the lnternai ional
Statistical Congress 10 hold sessions OF the
said congress a their rsnectivc capitals,
and eight different sessions OF he sllu
congress haze been held in accordance with
said official invitations 10 ne great al,
yancement OF the science Of nationai ana
international statistics in IFS various de-
partmcnts, and 10 thc uniformity of coin
aye, weighs. AMI measures, and CONNER
cial regua ions an lsaliIiical nublical ions
between The different nations: and where
"A the United SAFES of America are 1aNor-
able TO all meaSul es for promoting lnc az
vancemcnt of statistical science, ana 10 al
efforts for the social advancement ana
friendly intercourse of the neonle oi All
countries; and whereas also, the PreSileht
of the Uni'el safes, in his recent ahhuai
message to Congress. has SuOmitieh' 10 MS
Congress heconSiie i0uott he propriety
of extending AN invitation to the lnterna-
tional Statistical Congress to nod rs neXt
ninth meeting in the United States:
Therefore,
ReSoluad bu the $ HGte and Ho,Lse q R'fr"-
%ntatir Sof III {nd'd safes q Am r'cd IN
Congress ass a,bl d, That the President be.
and he is hereby. authorize land requested
to tender to the or..aniIation commission
of the last session Of the said congress, re-
Gently he'll a saint Petersburg a formal
and cordial invitation 10 hold lis next ses-
sion in the t'nitcl S'aies OF America.
=. A..s.. lfnlI
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

Secretary Delano has appointed
Rev. DR.. Goodwin Of Chicago,
Gov. Campbell Of Wyoming, and
N. J. Turner Of Ohio, Commits
sioners to investigate the Ute
troubles.
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not be hereafter construed TO retire any
officer before sixty-two years of aye.
Approved, March 8, 1873.

Resolution Of general nature No. 81
JOINT r RESOLUTION rendering the con-
gratuafions of he American people TO
the people of Srain.
Res0ir d bu III" s nate and House Of X pre-
spntdtir,s oJ III Un,t.d Sidtcs Of Ane7icd il,
Congress dSSen,b'cd, That in the name and
behalf OF the American people, the con-
gratulat ions of Congress are hereby ten
dered TO the people of Srain upon their
recent efforts 10 consolidate the princinles
ofuniversal liberty in a republican form
government.
That the President of the United States
be, and hereby is, requested to transmit
this resolution 10 the American minister
at Madrid, with instructions to present 1t
to the Spanish government.
Approved, March 3, 1873.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

The mint in Philadelphia since
Jan. LIST has melted S23,0 100000
worth Of gold coin, and slO,OOO,-
600 more was to be coined last
week. Over SlOO,OOO,0OO was
received from New York on the
10th for recoinage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
Latest News.

A|iFPatOiNF liOiii -Ai'iFd NbUNS N''Hu
the town Of Maugill, which made
a desperate resistance, was fired and
destroyed by the Russians. kilai,
which surrendered without a shot,
was spared. The victors found in
Khiva 10000 persons Saves,
many Of whom claimed protection
from Russia.
A duel between Rance and De
Cassagnac took place on the 7th
on Luxembourg Territory. The
latter was seriously, the former
slightly, wounded.
1t is reported that the trial o.
Marshal Bazane will take place at
Compeig e in the latter part Of
September.
The Customs authorities of Lis
bon, Portugal, have fined the cap
tain of the steamer which ran into
and sank the emigrant ship North
fleet, in the English channel, 29O,.
600 reiS for falling to come to Lis
bon when he Lad a cargo for that
port.
Duke de Bremont's libel suit
against the proprietors ofthe liner
jcon Register of this city and the
New York Her0ld, has been decid-
ed in favor Of the plaintiff. The
Register is condemned to pay 5000
francs damages and a fine OF 800
francs, and the proprietor of the
Herald to pay 5000 francs damages
and 1000 francs fine
1t was believed in Washington
on the 10th that Senator Conklin
stood the best chance for the pos
ition of Chief Justice.
The following arrangement for
the Governmental affairs of Canada,
has been effected: Alexander Camp
bell, Minister of Interior; John
O'Connor, Postmaster General; L.
N. Gibbes, Minister of Internal
Revenue; Hugh Mcdonald, Min
lister of Military.
A destructive hurricane passed
over Odin, ILL.,, on the night of the
7th, unroofng many houses and
wrecking the Methodist Church.
1t also wrecked the Methodist
Church and engine house at Salem
Orchards, miles of fence and thou
sands Of acres of corn were blown
down. The same storm reached
Evansville, Ind, and Henderson,
Ky, doing more or less damage.
On the Sth, Michael Desmond,
of Boston, shot his young wife and
then killed himself.
A dispatch to the New York
Heruld says that O'kelly is still
confined in the National Prison at
Santanden, but that the colonial
Minister had ordered his transfer to
Madrid, and there was good reason
to believe his release would soon
follow.
Stokes, Simmons and King, of
New York, is supposed, will escape
the death penalty through the new
law requiring proof OF deliberate
intent to kill for conviction of mur-
der in the first degree.
Account from Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, state that Unprecedented
rain storms last week have done
immense damage to crops of wheat,
which, in many localities were
nearly ready to harvest. Growing
corn has also sustained severe dam
age. The central portion Of Ohio
seems to have suffered most, Illinois
least.
Frank R. King, who made a
balloon ascension at Morristown,
VT, on the 4th, when about two
and one-half miles up encoun-
tered a severe snow storm which
covered the balloon nearly one inch
deep and sent it down rapidly. 1t
was up about f6rty.fve minutesand
landed eight miles from where it
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

1t is stated that Prince Bismarck
is about to retire from the Prussian
Cabinet. lie will retain the Ger
man Chancellorship
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Mrs. Brookor, . sister of Wood
hull ClaHin, died in New York
last week from Bright's disease OF
the Kidneys.
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An active bachelor in Maine
claims to be 1O2 years old; but, as
he "makes his own bed" according
70 local paper, $50 he must lie"
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Piles! Piles

WHY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
w troublesome complaint cannot be
cured, when 50 many evidences of success
might be placed before you every day
cures of supposed hopeless cases? Your
allow the comnaint to cxist' Won lessen
your chances for relief. Experience hOM
dugM this in all cases.
A. CRrOthers 4 Co.'S Pile Pills and
Ointment
are all they are recommended to be. Will
cure Chronic, Bind and Bleeding Piles in
q very short time. and are cOnuenient 10 tS".
This preparation is sent by mail or en-
press to anypoint within the United States
at 81 50per package.
Address, A. CAR0THERS & CO.,
a7v5 Box 80, Albany, Oregon
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

Twelve thousand extra policemen
had been sworn in London on the
llth, in anticipation of an Orange
riot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

The cholera had appeared in
various places in Germany on the
11th inst.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

Pleasure and health seekers are
vending their way to the mountains
from all parts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

Three natural additions to the
population of Oregon City last
week, are announced by the Enter
prise.
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Coos Bay Coal Ageatcy.
RERRYMAN q DOYLE,

WH.HN1S Hmm o NJ Aah9
DEALERS in Cumberland, Lehigh and
~ all descriptions Of Foreign and Do.
nestle Goals. Also, PIG IRON.
Bulkhead- -between Pacific and jackson
street wharves, San Franeinc0. CRl. 9vS
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ID. y. RICE, NJ. D.,
Surgeon 4 Physician.

OFFICE Fist street, between Ferry
" and Broadalbin. RESIDENCE Third
street. two blocks below or east of MethO
dist Church, Albany, Oregon. v5n40
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s 9 6 . O 90

feGsi Gctd Coin Gifts. $3.50 CSC
one CHANCE IN Hiss THAN TEN FOR /
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds Of the sale of tickets ct the Eastern
>c-siciss VIII reInain on deposit with WELLS.
FARGO CO. Bankers. 81 Broadway. Now
York. until alter the distribution and payment
Of gifts.
TICKETS 81. HALE TICKETS Sc 50
For sale at Geo F. Brownies. 92i Broadway:
Ear,z / Levy. l13I Broadway: landowners,
ssr- Cuur; and Fulton streets. Brooklyn: L. ~
shear. A.. Fulton street.
A. BROWN. Agent.
q Broadway and Exchange Co;.rt. Room Z.
Nail oIt.ers and applications for ssei.cies N
l. ether cities to BE a,idrt ssed 10
G. ALEXANDER ( &C.
Ess.syn Managers. Iostcf,iz Box Mol $50, Esw
York.
EEi!.S, FARGO IL CO., Bankers, vir-
mis- City. Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
r,ted through Banking Houses or Wells, Fargo
: Co.'S I-xpress.
AL communications connected with the Con-
sezs. and all orders for Ticke:s and applications
~ a!nts to sell Tickets, should be addressed 20
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Virginia City, Nevsda.
sGuN u. kERSEY, Agent. Carson City.
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SUR AoN@.

| - TEE DISTRICT COURT OF THY.
| = Second Judicial District Of the State of Ne
vada. ia and for the County % 0rnsby.-AIAHY
hEAiP, plaintiff, vs.. JOHN EEMP. defendant
Action brought il the District Court ct the Sec
ond Judicial District Of tie State of NEVADA in
and fer the County Of ornlsby. and the com
Plant filed in said County Of OTnlsiy in the otfice
Of the C.tIk 81 said District Court.
The state Of NeTat!a sends greeting TO JOHN
KEMP, defendant.
You are Eertby required 10 appear in an action
brought against yC, by tie above named plaintiff
il the District Court q the Second Judicial Dis
tr!ct Of the State ct Nevada, in and for tie
County Of OrInsby, and to answer he complains.
fled therein, on Cr before the Erst Monday in
t,oyt nlbtT. a i. 1873.
The sad action is brought. to obtain a decree
Of divorce from the bonds of lnatrimcnv here
tofoTe and ROW existing between you and said
Plaintiff: and = decree that plaintiff have tho
guardianship. education. care and control Of
lllIA ANNA KEMP, aged three yosrs the
daughter Of yourself aud her. Said plaintiff
than two years since: and that you have failed
fer Ilore than two years, to support her or said
child: all Of which more fully Pears from her
complaint On file in said Court.
And you art herb! notified that if you fail 20
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, tie said plaintiff viii apply to said
Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint
~~sN Given under IiIy hand. and the sta!
b fAE Of the District Court of the Second
49, Judicial District Of the State CT Neva-
da, in and fer the County Of Orilsly this 5tL
thousand eight hundred and seventy-tLTee
I. J. IDWaRES CLERK
Thomas WELLS, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
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DISSOLUTION OF c0PARThERSHlP.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
IL fore existing between Dominique Cardinal
aud Antoine Roy, under the firm-name Of Roy
L CARDINAL, in the wood business, il this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Antoine 10y will
hereafter carry ON said business alone.
DOMINIQUE CARDINAL,
ANTOINk ROY.
Carsan City. Nevada. September II. ls1S.
sel2-lwlU>
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE OF TEE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
cr-isIY COUNTY. NEVADA,
CARSON CITY, June sd, 1913.
A IL PEsSOES LIABLE TO PAY
~ State and County Taxes, for the year
1873, art hereby notified that The annual POLL.
tax of four dollars, for the use Of the State a,d
County cue from each male resident Of tins
State over tweIty-0ne and under sixty years OF
age, Is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE to the
County ASS sscr or bis rcputy, and all are ex
pectod to pay said tax. when called Hfon. An
also that the taxes Gil the personal property!
persons who DO not own real estate wit hin the
Comfy of sufficient value to the taxes oE
both their real ard personal property, are due
and payable when TIE same is assessed.
The laws provided for the collection CT tie
above mentioned taxes Will be strictly enforced
J. =. WINNIE.
County Assessor.
r. Office il the County Building. je3-tf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24
Cal and Eyamine a New Artiole.
Warren's Patent Hoe.

II has many advantages over the old style
hoe and warranted of the very best mnterial
and temper: Sold in Lancaster by CleaVe-
land s. Powers. JIG. Bowler, LunenbuIB.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24
For The Essex County Il erald.

AN OLD AFsHIoNED SPANKING
Jim's father was poor, and he had to
share the bed with two other boys up
in a cold chamber. One hight when
Jack Frost was kicking the nails all
out Of the roof, the boys quarreled for
the middle of the bed. The monarch
of the domicile pulled the latch string
nd roared, "Boys," The hustling CON
tinued and soon, clamp, clamp, came
the old boots up stairs and in an in
slant jim was dancing double shuttle
over his dady's knee, he said h is paw
was about as big over as a barn SHOW
ell, and as thick and hard as 4 two
inch birch plank. 1t seemed that the
particular part he was addressing,
extended all over me, and every APP
plication to the rear, brought sparks
to the front. We suffered with the
heat the rest of that night, and ever
since cushions and planks are alike
to me.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24

AS a rash and blinded Sunday
School scholar we may have spoken
disrespectfully of j. Iscariot. The
experience of the last six months
shows that Mr.. Iscariot may have
been gentleman who was much
misunderstood by the people of the
period. Some Scribe probably placed
the thirty pieces of silver where he
thought they would do the most good,
and when poor Judas found that he
had bought into lawsuit (rhe Hon.
p. PLATE, ChiefJustice), he went and.
hung himself. That was where he
made mistake. He ought to have
sent the money down to- the Caper-
naum Female Seminary, and then APP
pealed to the generous confidence of
constituency with whose feelings
and interests every throb Of his heart
beat in unison. The editor of the
Galilecan Telegram would have made
very nice thing Of that, and the
Hon. j. Iscariot would have been one
Of the most prominent candidates at
the next election.
Columbus (Ohio) Journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24
For the Essex County Herald.
SCRAPS


1t is better to wear calico than silks
unpaid for.
Don't be afraid of a Sheriff, neither
move in the night, much less on Sun
day.
Don't be lodging about to avoid a
dun.
Own a Jews-harp; don't be in debt
for an organ.
1t is better to own the shingles
that cover you, than to dwell IN the
mansions Of others.
Dandle crowblr, hand-spike, hoe,
or shovel, but ''nary' a cane.
Don't ride on other folks.
Victaals taste better off a plain pine
table, all your own, than off some
body's else mahogany; try it.
A man is stronger,in his blue frock,
than in other folks broadcloth.
1t is better for q man to be indie
pendent, and hold mp his head, attend
to his own business, as God designed.
Avoid liquors, and fiddles.
Touch not the tweed" in any form.
Remember the golden rule"
Keep the body and conscience clear,
live cheerfully and "length of days
shall be added to thee. w.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
"a. Bethel, Maine.

The subscriber one rs for sale or rent, tho
Dwelling House owned by him on Bethel Hill,
Oxford County, Name, and known as the Dr.
Grover stand, together with louracres of land,
connected herewith, o fine apple orchard and
an excellent garden. This stand is beautiful
ly situated in the most popuIous part of the
village, on the line of the Grand Trunk Rail
from the White Mountains. The house is
large ana commodlous, in excellent repair
and has some 20 rooms. Connected with it is
a stable of sufficient capacity to accommo.
date the house. This is one of tho most desi-
rable and pleasant locations in the State, and
will be sold or rented, as may be desired.
For further particulars, call on or address
HARVEY PHILBRoOK,
lS-3w SHELBURNE. n. II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-24

a BRAVE ENGrNEER.-While the
afternoon express train over the Su-
gar River Railroad was nearing
ChandlervilIe on Saturday, at n speed
of about forty miles an hour, the ell
gineer, Mr.. \. Pillsbury, discovered
a small child standing upon the track.
The engineer at once called for
"brakes," reversed his engine and
rushed TO its front, jumped Off and
bravely snatched up the child as the
train went laundering on, and res
cued it from instant death at the peril
of his own life, and bore it safely of.