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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucftoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Baak.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
l. Full LITTLE COTTAGE FARM KNOWN
AS ROSE COTTAGE SITUATED y, AT THE 2
WITH THE ROAD LEADING TO BROOK
TURNPIKF--By virtue Ct deed OF trust exc
cuted by John W. Rison and wife 70 the subscribers
in Hcnrico County court office, being therein re-
quested by the creditors. we Will SELL upon the pre-
O'clock p. NJ. the COT FAGE FARM above refer.
red To-, containing TEN ACRES. formerly owned
Inv Mir. l.. W. Rose, and adjoining The Lands OF
The improvements are a dwelling with seven
rooms, passages, and porche.; the usual out build
ings. and fine orchard. .. t..
Terms: THE deed authorizes the sale for cash
sufficient 10 detray cost and expenses. and 70 pay OF
tie debt secured. amounting to about $500; the
residue on terms 10 be prescribed by j. w Rison or
his assigns. But II I, probable that other and more
favorable terms will be allowed, of which notice
will be given at the time of sale: a.....
a...r o.. JOHN III. ALLAN,
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sc6.911 l6,20.2 % ,tdtds Trustees.

A UCTlON SALE OF VALUABLE
n FARsl-LANDs IN EOCklNGHAM C0UN-
DaRNEY LANGH0RNE AUCTToNsER DAN
Lynch, deceased, VIII nbcr for sale at public anc-
uln. on The pl enses, on WE'D y SpA1 {, 9th da!
FLYER FARM. belonging to Mr.. Lynch's estate.
formerly owned by Colonel Anselm Ward, deceased
sTsd y Is sneeay nsieS as we'll for tbe
great fertity Of It's soft, The large proportion OF
bout ,rr ianGs, the extent and value OF Its timWr
the number and purity Of its springs and hIarch,s,
US for tn picturesque beauty and bcalthfulneSs OF
lis 81 uation. .--...
H. is situated on the north bank OF the Dan river,
Leaksyille, tour miles from Nor heads cotton lac
Try twtnly miles above Dan.illr, and len miles
from RCidsyile, an important town Oh the Airline
railway from ,kichnOGd 10 Atlarta rta DaDv!lie,
Grtenshro': and Charlotte - 800.
rhe farm has river 'rnut Of 2% miles. and con-
tains NJ recent survey l.4l0 prop0rtioned as
follows 8 5N acres d river Jttoms; 317acres OF
clearer laL6, oneihird OF II fresh an said to be
the most productive wheat land In that section.
producing from eighteen to twenty-five bushels Of
wheat per acr- :! and 777h acres of woodland, ORR
ginaI growth-exc. ltent too eco land,
ing several iUu:aries, and many springs Of pure
W ier. ..-E ...EEtr. I.s.
each ccmpacily lCcaied with an abundance Of bot
tours. wood and water upon earh. -
THIS farm VIII be sold as whole, or in the seve.
raj parts as above described. as the executors may
deem most txpedient on day OF sale.
ropograi hi! al map OF tbi, pluce is rew being
prepared showing the physical situation OF the
Land, which win be photographed.
Any Dersou contemplating purchasing any OF
these lands can secure copy OF The map by adj
dressing Major ED. s. RuTIER, Civil Engineer,
Lynchhsrg, Va.
Those attending the sale may expect to 20 by way
OF reldsyille. on the Piedmont road. or leave the
cars at Danyle, taking carriage to The farm.
II The weather should oe uufavoruble on the day
named The sale wilt take place on The following
day. t. as-J
TPRHs- Cne- fourtb c,sh. ba,onca an a,nrntft If
one. TWO tfrec ana four years, equal instruments,
bonds with approved security bearing interest a.
SIX Dcr cert from day OF sale, and little retliped
until the whole OF The purcilase-m Is paid.
For full description of the land I'D The several
tracts SEE post-bIs. or apply 10 the executors for
descriptive circular with map. Apply by letter 10
the executors, Eynchburg, Va. -
Possession for fall teeaing given at once, and full
possession bei ere winter. - -
= I'D WILLIAMT. YANCFY,
s'+7a , EDWARD Fl. DILLARD.
= au 30 2tawtSel4 Executors OF G. r. Lynch.
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gold PENS.
The oldest, best, aud chespest are
JOHN HOLLANDS.

Ine UIuehtt Dest, aHu cHeapeDt arc -9''- =
JOHN HOLLANDS
They are male TO suit every style OF writing. and
by their ease and great durability are preferable
and far cheaper than s.ee pers as one Of them can
nsyer be worn out on paper. 81
20 - = a. -. : RANDOLPH q ENGLISH +,
-. aud ToopHoUsE 4 PARHAM
an 17-eod1m
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, + A m OF THIRTY
T EIGHT AND THREE QUARTER ACRES
Richmond on the Deep Run turnpike. Improve
mems cor sist Of dwelling with four rooms, we'll of
good water In the yard, ice-house and pond. young
orchard OF good fruit. viii be sold low II IN early
application Is made TO the proprietor. Terms rea-
,sonsble, Use 1l-s4i*I GFt rig SEATON.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au30-tds
.- ..r ..se POSTPONEMEST. t..,s5E..
The above sale is postponed by mutual consent TO
WEDNESDAY, 18th september. at O'clock 2.
NJ - .sf f.. j. Fl. GUY,
- ...... ... j. NJ. ALLAN,
CO dS111415 Trustees.
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i - Z by Robert b, Lyme. t..f
;g. f.,,ecessor to Lyme d Brother.l
Real Estate Agent. and yAuciioneer, ~
! No. 1ala Min street.
oMstL FRAME TENEMENT AND
a JanOD LOT. ON OREGON HILL, LAURah
HETW EEE CHINA AND HIGH STREsIs, E s,s
SELE At shal SELL on the pre sna
m FRiDkY the 10th day OF Septemher * ~ y
otrinrkj p M THE above propertv. Inc Ho9 ei,
contsins three rooms, &C.; lot, 49H ty loo teet
deep 2FEtt- = f.s ~. y f,
1Eaas' h'o SR6sERT fs.LYNE, Auctsoneer.
sat@ PosTPoNEMENT. :
TIE above sale is postponed WI sAA ois -
September IL, at 6kP. III. ~ n. lyme. z
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By Bobert u. Lyme,
(successor 10 Lyme & B.other.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,,
No. 1912 Main street,

TOR SALE, A VERY VALUABLE AND
DWFIIiNG and good brick kitchen In the yard,
situated on the snu,hwes. corner of wentr-Gfth
and Main streets. This Is really desirable property,
and has water throughout The house. AID gas, &c,
With culverts complete; newly built. Price rea-
sonable Apply ROBERT b. LYME,
Sc S.W TIL S.NTu,4t Auctioneer
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BY Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street between MAin und Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
L VALUABLE PROPERTY N, KNOWN = Z A 5
NORTHEaST CORNER OF MAIN AND TRIRD
execution of rhe provisions of
deed of trust from John W. RisOn 10 the subscribers
as trust, es bearing date the 25h OF Jaruary, 1872
and duly recorded in Richmond Charcery court
Office being thereto required by holders OF The un
paid noies secured thereby, we Will sill at AUCTION,
OF Stptemhe-. at 5k o'clock p: ~, me 81.
Allan, ii LII BUILDING AND PREMISES,
It is large and handsome BRICK BUILDING
60 feet square, three stories above Tie basement
and buiJt In The best and most finished style In the
wear S6S. There are two hundsome STORES on
The ground floor; the second floor forms one cf the
most fashionable ASSEMBLY ROOMS In the city;
aud the third floor Is occupied by Masonic iodg S.
The LOT is G0h60 feet, and has au alley four
feet wide along It's eastern boun"ary THIS Pho-
PrRTY offcts great inducements us an Investment
as now fields about IL 800 rent per annum, and
being located in 1he line OF the greatest improve
ment in the city. il must steadily increase In value
TERMS: Ca-f to defray the costs and EXPENSES OF
sale and 10 pay Il the balance the debt secure a.
amounting now TO about 50 500: the residue upon
such ter ms as sa RiSou or his asSiens may direct
and uuon his or their failure 10 give apy direc ion
the;, uprn tel ms to be prescribed by the trustees
and to he made known at the time of ssle.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. au II
DISAPPOINTMENT.
till MONDAY, 9Th Septemb, r. at 5 O'Clock p. n.
Z. U. WILLIAMS,
A. u. WILLIAMS,
sc6.9.11 .1G,20.23, tdtds Trustees.
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LOR RENT.

FOR RENT gi
PRICK DWELLING on Fifth street north of
Leigh with basement, aud TWO stories above, COLI
'u BKIGK < DWFLLING on Nineteenth street be. be
stories above, containing seven rooms and E1tchen
BRICK DWELLING on Twentieth street be-
tween Grace aud franklin, with five looms; kltch
Brick DWELLING OH Franklin sire ct between
Twen!y-ffth and Twenty-sX'h stress, with base
ment and Two stories above containing Sven
: FRAME DWELLING OH Twenty sixth street
north OF Leigh treels. with lwo stories, containing
seven roomsi k1 s. "a ;&enwrLLIsG. on Tween
ty.eigh,h Street between Marshall and Clay streets
WI. TWG.sroFY FK4NE DWELLING on Clay Lay
street between Twenty eighth ard wenty-ninth
streets. win spyen rooms Kitchen. &c
TWO.STORY FRANZ DWELLING on qhir-
rielh street between shall ana Clay streets, with
tour TWO T9'P FRA kSnfP &StiMEHT with three
each, on Thiriicth street between . and streets.
TWO-sTOKY FRAME DWELLING: with four
rooms, ana kitchen, on Catherine STREET near
BRiGK STORE on slor:h III street near flba
BRICK STORE No. IL, with dwelling above, on
Broad street near Brook avenue.
BRICK DWELLING No 4l2 Duval street, with
four rooms ke M &c. street ,e,weru Twelfth
ana elir.e 0FFicEs on Eleventh street between
h TW I,.S i' oRY FRAME DWELLING on Twen-
y-sevenlh street, corner street. with five 70 ,rns
' 'FaaWE DWELLING on seventeenth stree: cor
FRAME STORE and DWELLING on Seven.
teeBth street corner Baldwin stree.
BRICK DWELLING on Twenty.nnth street.
corner Clay street, with hrre Or four rooms: APP
selO.lw lib Main street.
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L'oR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN- Of:
Il FURNISHED, the whole or half of u 81
THkhk- STORY BRICK DIV EGLINti with seven
or eight rooms; all The modern improvements;
kitchen, &C.; west Grace street.
TWO->TORI BRICK DWELLING opposite
Monroe Park, corGer Of Laurel street and Grove
avenue, with ten or twelve rooms: all the modem
impr. vcmerts: kitchen, siab.e, &C; surrounded
wi n brauiful shadc-tr=es.
BRICK i.WkLLIhG. with b sement. two stories
above, and wing In The rear. with ten rooms be-
sides closets; kitchen. hot aud cold water, dumb
waiter, &C. "n Third street, corner Arch street.
BRICK DIVE: Li%G on Fr'nklin streer. north
side. between Third and Fourth, with basement
and three stories above containing ten rooms be-
sides closets: Kitchen stable. &c : conveniently ar
ranged IN good repair, and at present occupied by
Mrs. Rains.
house above Monumental church, with basement
and three stories above, with ten rooms besides
clio: els; Kitchen, &C.. aud all the modern Improve
ments. ..
Broad street corner rf twentieth, with basement
and two stories above. containing lem or Twelve
rooms b sides closeis: kitchen. sab.e: modern i'm
provements: large lot attached, with beautiful
shrubbery, &c. spply TO
-." RICHARDSON & CO.,
n hata
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WANTED, TO RENT a good HOUSE.
w in pleasant Deghborhoo6. with par:or.
din!pg.ro I'm, four chambers, bathroom, with hot
and cold water; kitchen and TWO servants rooms.
WAKR- & TUPPER.
Real Estate Agents. No. IL Tenth street.
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CUMAC WANTED.-I pay the highest
~ cash price for SUMAC. In any quantity, at the
Manchester Tau. Yar5 Sumac Mills. from railroad
deuots and landings. or at the sunlac- AND bark
mills, corner Seventh and Canal streets, RICHMOND.
~ 2-3m JOHN p. HULST.
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WANTED. a steady, reliable, and capable
w MAN, either single or with small family,
rs MANsGER on fam near the city. Apply
only by letter, through post-ofhce box 10, Rich.
mond Va staring salary eXpt cted, experience bad,
and giving references. So S-6t
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A GRADUATE OF HAMPDEN.SlD
n NEY, qualified to teach Latin. Greek, Malhe-
mates. and French, with usual English branches,
desires SITUATION IN q private family, or rs as
sistant in high school. Best references given and
required. Address G. G. G., Mossingford post
office, Charlotte county, Va. 81 3-2w
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PROPOSING. AMEyDhxNTs 10 THR On y,
BIN, 9TH ana 9TH ELECTIONS. AND ApIHTI,nihy
SECTIONS TO THE 9TH ARTICLE cOycrnssnAdL
sTITUTIOy Of Tbs COMMONWEALTH v nn CoS-
II HING SAID kMgsDMHHrs; Asp cRbTJrY LIE
THE SAME 10 THE NEXT ,0ENYpar ING
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE

81 8
, 1875-12-18

CoLuMEIA RIVER IMrKovEMESTs.-We
call special attention 10 the letter of our
Washington correspondent. His reference
TO the Columbia River Improvements, and
the strong probability that an appropriation
will BE- made at the present session Of Con-
gress, viii be good news for the people living
east of the mountains. In this connection we
may add, that it l. of the utmost Importance
that these improvements should be kept out
Of the hands of any corporation or combina-
ton Of spectators. It is understood that
company has already been formed at Port
land with q view OF seizlng upon this grant,
and diverting what ought 10 be 8 great pub
lie beuefactiou TO purposes Of private gain
The talk about a second lire Of steamers
upon tho Columbia River is thought to tie
cover to a scheme that conter1plates the ap-
preparation Of the canals and locks that are
10 be constructed at public expense. Such
scheme Is only worthy company OF unprin-
cipied Spectators, and it becomes the duty of
our citizens to keep close watch upon the
men who prate about monololies and at the
same time are endeavoring to fasien a still
greater incubus rpon the country. In this
matter Senators Mitchell and Kelley are
working in the interest Of the people, and We
trust that they Will embody in the bill pro-
vision that viii shut out the monopolists and
secure to the people forever the free naViga-
ti5n Of the " Great River of the Wet"
, 1875-12-18
TERRITORY OF WAsHINGT1N, : 50
lnLll,L nL NHnI I.H.l- ~.

y,
Co"fy Of UaiiI Irdla, ''
jN fEORATE-In the matter OF the Estate of
L MARTIN MALGHOE, deceased
Dn reading and -lIns tie petition Of O. BRECH-
TEL the administrator Of the Estate Of MARTIN
MAlCHOE, deceased setting forth that he has filed
his final account such Administrator IL the mat
ter OF SAIL Estate ana that the las been duly
audItei allowed and confirmed and that portion Of
stt Estate remains 10 be- divided among the heirs Of
sad decreased. and praying among other things Tor an
order CT distribution of the residue OF said Estate
among tie persons thereto entitled.
It Is ordered, that ali persons interested in the
Estate of the said MAItTIN N-AICHOR, deceased,
he and appear before the Probate Court OF sad county
OF WallH WalIa, IL the city Of Wslla WalIa, the
county seat Of sad county OF Naila Wall on "A T
URDAY, the 18th day Of December, lS75, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. n. of slri day then and there
20 show cause wny order q distribution should
not he male O: the residue of the s.l Estate among
the heirs Of the said MARTIN MAlCHOR deceased
according 70 law.
Il Is furtered orierAl that service Of this citation
be made On parties unknown or uOr-Te, a auts by
pubAcl'ion Of tins order IN the Wal!a WaIa STATES
MAN, weekly newspaper printed and published IN
the city and county OF Walla WalIt Washington
Territory, for four successive weeks, prior TO sad
18th day uf December, 1873.
Dated Wall4 Walla November II. 1875
4S-iW r. tTGlCHARD Prlhate Judge.
, 1875-12-18

ScARClTY OF WArEB-At the fire on sun
day morning, 1t was found impossible to
bring the engines into use owing 10 the diff
Gully Of obtaining water. This Is defect
that should at once be remedied. There can
be no difficulty Whatever in supplying all
that part Of be town north OF Mill Creek
with water, and il should be attended TO, A
few cisterns suitably distributed, and fed by
means of a fume VIII meet this want, and
give that part ot the town protection against
ire.
, 1875-12-18
LETTER FROM b. GOLDSMITH :
TOETLlND, oregon, October y,

Ae-s.'---'-'' N'AN-flA5 NNA'A7-l - -os@-
DANIEL CHAPLIN, Esq -Dear Sb: In
answer 10 your communication of October
l2th. would respectfully state a. follows ::
QHe3t0a-Nll your company agree to put
on a sufficient number Of steamboats, on the
Columbia River 10 transport all frei ghts and
pas7'nEen travel that may offer With dispatch
and crl-ury!
5aSlrr-We will only agree to put on three
/hoars-one b-tween here OF Astoria and Gas
cateS one betwen Upper Cascades and the
Dll.es, and one between Cello and UmatiIla,
HallulA or LEWISTON, bat if the trade pays
We will increase the number Of boats as the
business may require it.
Q--Nlll you build narrow guage rail-
road AZ The Dalles 10 run III connection with
sad boats and carry freishts and p.sseu gers
both ways up am! down for one-half the
rates now charged by the o. ). \. Co. for the
term Of five years from the commencement of
service.
I've will not build any narrow guage
-ai road at portage, but expect AS per our for
m~r proposition, that The people Eastern Ore
gpu will cause good wagon rOsd 20 be bni!t
from the head uf navigation at the Dalles to
a point ~ OF near telllo, which road must Is
a tree ruai-Ho toll to bc collected On il; If
orr other PROPOSITIONS are accepted then vs..
We viii carry freJsh!s gn2 passengers Tor
1--WE wears from The date OF COMMENCEMENT ur
service AZ uae-half Of pre-=ut r,te-.
g.-MiH you prJTIie light draft boats to
run on Snake River when the age IF water
Viii ulrnit and sufficient freight and passeu-
gers as vii! justify It :
The boat which We expect = put on
above Ceiio wouIi Iun during high water
"r during good boating stage, a. lar up ar
lewiston
I've viii receive aud deliver freights
and passengers Vt all intermediate points be-
tween Portland and Astoria aud Lewiston,
Al low rate.
I've DO not care 70 undertake to build
that wagon Io,d; your people can do it
cheaper ana better rhau We could do il, as
you are all interested IN ii. The people of
W.sco coan'y could and ought 10 build II,
or have II built On the Washington Terri
tory side, as that would b. the best place to
have II, not having any hills 10 encounter.
I've could only receive such paper in
stead Of the cash - our banks here would be
willing 10 discount, this must be ra,er not 10
run for any longer time ,haa three months,
bearing one per cent. interest per month, and
by men Of nudoub,ed standing, or else ie will
no be considered b4nkable,
Yours truly, B GOLDSMITH.
, 1875-12-18

The New SPEAKER.-A leading repuo-l-
can paper says thai IN choosing Mr. Kerr Tor
Speaker-one of the few honest politicians OF
the land, whose private character Is above re-
Proaeh, and whose model Of A statesman Is
Thomas Jetf=rson--the democracy have done
well. Mr. Kerr is a man who IN many re-
spscts viii excel the previous republican
Speakers-Pennington, Banks. Grove, Colia1
and Blame-and the selection augurs well
Tor the future of the party.
, 1875-12-18

u,,p,Y Goous.-Mr. Joe Bauer has
,.-f.5 stock Of fancy goods, toys, etc, 10
~ al. aIr.c- the attention Of those who
-. =, remember the little ones. Also,
a.-" f.r children OF larger growth.
, 1875-12-18
the ad day of January, A. D..


THE BOOKS Of THE FIRM of ABERTON
L SEXIUS, Of the Wzlla Walls Iron Foundry and
Planning Mil nv hands, and settlement can
only be made with the undersigned AL PERSONS
indebted 10 the firm are requested tn make IIueii-
ATE payment ana those having claims VII present
the Tor settlement All persons are cautioned
against making payments 70 unauthorized Parties
Walla W4lla, December 10th, ISIS
lin F ". ABFRTON
, 1875-12-18

Mrs. DUxwAY's LECTURE at :he Meiho-
dist Church, Thursday evening, was rather
pleasant discourse, and merIted d much
larger audience. She treated her subject.
a. Young America, - gracefully, but failed TO
advance any new or striking ideas. Since
her frss appearance here, some four or tlve
years since, Mrs. DuuIway has greatly IIn-
proved as d speaker, and Is certainly enter
tanning ii not instructive.
, 1875-12-18

Il Full. BLAsT.-Dussnbery Bros. are still
in full blast, and with the largest and most
complete stock in the Northern country, are
prepared to II! all orders, large or small and
at prices that viii astouish customers Tor
their cheapness.
, 1875-12-18
Opposition Line of Beats.

Our readers are aware that an association
of capitalists, led by Barney Goldsmith and
Joe Teel, propose 10 place an opposition line
Of steamers upon ths Columbia River. The
project has been the occasion of very oonsid-
cradle comment, and TO the end that our
readers may understand Just what Messrs.
Goldsmith and Teel propose 10 do. We here
with publish their original proposition, as
submitted to the grangers:
|. We agree 10 put on and run three stern
wheel steamboats, on the Coiumbia River
one TO run between Portland or Astoria and
th. lower Ca>c.leS; one between the UpDer
Cascades and ihe DaIles, and one from at or
near C-lilD 90 Tmatilla or WalluIa. Said
boats 10 De Of rot les than one hundred and
forty tons carrying capacity, aud to be well
fitted up Tor passenger travel.
H. We viii agree. and give bonds. that
We Will run these boats for not less time
than five years on the above routes, and only
charge one-half the present rates the o. S. y.
CO. charges for both up and down freights
and passengers, for the term Of five years from
the time he boats commence running.
III. The. people east of the Cascade noun
taius are TO subscribe and pay iuto the bank
ing house of Ladd 4 TIlon, or tie Bank %
British Columbia, the sum of sixty thousand
dollars in L. ). gold coin, which amount Of
money Is 70 be paid ORR to Us upon the com
pletion Of sand three boats, and upon our Civ
IuG bonds as per article II of this agreement
Stii,,amount OF money TO be deposited with
the understanding that it Is 10 b, paid over
10 Us upon completion of said boats, and upon
our giving bonds as above mentioned.
". Every subscriber 10 said fund IL to re-
ce!ve scrip To the amount OF money subscribed
BY him, said scrip to be issued IN sums of not
less than twenty-five dollars each, which
scrip Is receivable by said steamboats,. or
rather the owners Of them, for all freighrs OF
passengers, Transported by said teainers And
II at the expiration OF said five years ali OF
any part OF said scrip has not been paid or re-
deemed, then at the expiration Of that time
said scrip shall De rernanded at par in coin,
without any interest.
V The people east OF the Cascade noun
tains agree to build or make fair wagrn
road from The DiIles to at or near Cello the
terminus Of said road to be at some point near
Cello, where Il good landing place may be
mad for boa's.
The above is the proposition as made by
Mr. Goldsmith on behalf of his company, but
l. without date or signature. Sul scquently,
Mr. Daniel Chaplin, Of la Grarde, addressed
a note 10 the authors of the proposition.
which drew the following
, 1875-12-18

Wv. HrSrs, a settler who lived on the ToueAet,
has soue of leaving an unsettled newspaper ACCOUNT
We are inclined 10 the opinion that this Hines
7slbar.ts fraud. and shall only change our esti-
rnts yhsn he puts IL appearance and asttles his
Ii -
, 1875-12-18


A''y,u,gE.-A gentleman named Crow,
'''s Near dllrgu, Oregon, informs us that
'' o.ta rHg.rlm, nring il hop culture.
: -, ''' A.~-Uee.,> has been most gratifying.
.-' Ha-' Aryyld about 1900 pounds to the
: ,.''' ALL thinks rhar with suitable facilities
-.' culture might be made a leading
'--." OF Industry, H. disposed Of his en-
-oi ,a.s Var 20 one Of cur city brewers,
.1oaao-i she quality excellent The
.~, ''a Was al the rate Of lgl cents a
,~ ,'-. I's"sas- in the business properly,
-. .i-.'e d ary house. the cost Of which Is
a'.-, .-', '@ d. $1,000. Thus prepared, the hop
al All. Pay larger return than any
'''' '-'n Product.
, 1875-12-18

PERRY THo4As, delinquent subscriber, Is invited
10 call at this Office. If se are correctly InfoTIned'
Mr.. Thomas lives somewhere II the nelghhorhood OF
Davton but the matter OF residence need not prevent
lis calhn- and setting his account.