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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
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Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Looking After the Indians.

Fort LARAMIE, w. T., May 8.-Cspt
Egan, with his company X Of the sec
ond cavalry, and company + OF the ninth
infantry, Lieut.. Rogers, one hundred
good fighting men in all, left here this
morning for the scene of the late Indian
troubles on the Cheyenne river and in
the Red Canon. They are efficient Off
GERS and will make it lively for the In.
dians if they have an opportunity. This
little expedition will also afford more
safety to the people going TO the Black
Hills. Captain Egan expects to be gone
about three weeks, Lieut.. Robertson, of
the ninth infantry, also accompanied the
command, and is acting as assistant to
Surgeon Petty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

SEcRErARY FIsn's paper relating to
The WINSLow cXtradition Is quite
Iengihy reviewing the history OF extra
dllion treaties between the governments,
sud Is very positive that Great Britain
h.s been guilty of a violation Of pro-
Visions about which there ought to be no
doubt, Unpublished the outlines of the
paper few weeks ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

B.IuERLY love does not seem to pre-
vail 10 i, fullest extent in the Methodist
General Conference now in session IN
Baltimore. Dr.. LANAHAN char ;es that
ihe book concern in New York has been
'"indIed out of over Sl50,OOO. This OF
Course hss excited n bitter discussion.
Asyoe Bishop SIMPSON or HAVEN only
advanced il to President GRANT for II
campaign fund. Wepresume it will be
Investigated.
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u...,.,. n..aau Pri.eser-.

SALT LAKE CITT.-Les and Dame,
indicted for participation in the
Mountain Meadow msssscre and VINO
nave been in jail about q year swsIiih 9
t,;.l were brousbt before the Distf'ct
Court 8, Bea or. Tie prosecut ng ~
,orney declined TO &C. and his principal,
the United State. Attorney :or tov te'-
r;,ory hss been removed sRd bic sue
ees.or ha. not yet arrived IL y Proeabie
that the trial will be postponed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
Matrimony Disqualifying Women
Teachers.

The law committee of the Brooklyn
education board yesterday reported that,
under the rule forbidding teachers to
enter into any avocation which would in
terfere with their duties, women teachers
who engage in matrimonial relations are
debarred from teaching. Men teachers
who marry are not to be discharged. The
report was adopted. The rule is not to
affect married women who are now
teaching.-N. Y. Sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

The Cincinnati Engmr,r is still peg
gIug away for Governor ALLEN as a
Residential candidate. Governor ALLEN
s y heroic old Democrat, and has done
splendid service in his day and time
ba' the trouble with him is, as the En-
G"rrr admits. "he was Democrat when
some people that are now trying To make
srresiden! hadn't read the Constitution
1.-THE United Ststee;" that is, Mr.. ALLEN
hso old that he WAS prominent politi-
V'ah OF national reputation when some Of
'uf old men were boys. He is too old,
anu h'' candidacy is, to use. his own ex-
P>>Fe language, "a barren ideality,"
aud the Eiqairer knows it. But with
'oem 1t Is anything to defeat THURMAN.
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Yrypttan Finances.

CAIRO, May s.-The financial Arrange
sn, with the French group OF hnaneies
consisting of the Angioy- Egyptian nans An.
o.A numerous credit establishments, was
signed s yesterday; I. prov'ds.s ss for s%,dss tas
soh Sah, ITO 7 DER cent stock. The nom,nsl
sov' u~"unt of the dest will be Ato,OooUp'
1 The redemption will be effected in SIXTY
IL n ~asr A decree was signed estao'
fishing Board Of Control, e'c
Tn sccordsnce with Caves reeommsn-
d..ion, one half of the Khedivss ,.o.S ,"un1e, :,
the disposal of the British government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

BOYS and girls under ten years OF age
are not hereafter to be permitted to work
in the factories of Massachusetts. The
law passed by the Legislature on the sub
iect ha. gone into effect against the op.
position of interested parties AT Fall
River and elsewhere. 1t has already
taken many little children away from
factory work.
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Dom Ped 70 in wa.bingtoa.

WAsHIsGroS, May s.-Dom Pedro
visited both louses OF Congress today
and seemed TO take quite IN interest IN
the proceedings He subsequently, visit
ed the Supreme Court and then went TO
the Executive Mansion. He vas met IN
the blue room by the President and
Secretary Fish and sher being present
ed passed 70 the reception room, where
he wa. Introduced 10 Mrs Grant, Mr..
Fish and Mrs. Fred Grant Some time
wss passed 10 social conversation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

DURING the past four years Methodist
churches were multiplied at the rate OF
two per day. and parsonages at the rate
of twenty-four for each week, or three
per day. The church property foots
up about $8l 600, 900 in value. The ques-
tion whether these great church
temporalties shall remain untaxed Is
likely to become an absorbing one within
the next ten years. If the State fur
nishes them protection, as it does to the
property OF the citizen, why should it not
pay its proportion OF the expense of that
protection2
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odd Fellows. convention.

CLEVELAND, May S.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Ohio will meet
in this city tomorrow and continue in
session during the week. There are now
over six hundred lodges of the order in
the State and it is expected this session
will ha vary largo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
st.Louis Republicans.

ST. LOUIS, Msy s-A primary meet
ing COR the election o: delegates 10 tne
Republican State Convention 10 NEE.
at Jefferson City on the 24th INST. and
for the selection Of delegates 70 the Gin
cinpa.l Convention 1A beld here 10
niybt. L, seems tn be the opinion at tins
writing that the movement 70 elect dele
oates ,syorableto Bristow was defeated
and ,ha, the delegation from this city
will be divided between Blaine and
Norton
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The Miners, Strike.

1t is reported that about Is of the old
striking mixers went to work in Silver
Creek Mine this morning at 60 cents per
ton, under ptotection of the Ohio militia.
All manner of threats were made against
them by the strikers still holding out,
and it is quite probable the guerilla war
fare will be resorted to at the first op-
portunity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
HeaYY Rain Storm.

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-Shreveport-
A very heavy rain storm passed over
this city Saturday night and Sunday
morning lasting II hours and is now
clear and cool. Very heavy rains fell
along the upper river from benson down
and full river is inevitable.
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rru,t prospects In Michigan,

DETROIT, May S-Reports 8 received
here by the secretary of the State f"mo-
iogican Society from the peach growing
sect,on of the State OF Michigan, state
that everything promises II full fruit crop
Reports from many parts of the State ail
agree that the rain of Saturday, SUI day
and Monday was very beneficial to all
the growing crops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

LouIsvILLk May s-The report con.
cerning the breaking down Of Great
Blne Grass King, Alfonso, has been con
Hrned Mr. Senigert the King . ovne-,
had detected something wrong i, one o'
the horse's fore legs, and knowing the
great amount OF money that woo'd b
s,aked on Alfonso, ran him trial race
the result Of which vaz the discovery OF
: broken tendon in The right fore !eg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
FOREIGN.
Riottuy In Barbados.

KINGSTON, May S.-There has been
fresh rioting at Barbados, and several
more lives have been lost. A deputation
has been sent to England to represent
matters at the Colonial Office, and so,ooo
has been raised to pay the expenses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

BOSTON, May 6-WooI dull and In
buyers favor. The principal business
West has beerr in pulled and California
wools. The sales Of pulled wool are the
largest for some time, and include 2s7
bales for the week. Choice Eastern and
Maine super, 47@47ic. The principal
transactions were at 23(940c for super
and y. Western Heeccs in moderate re-
quest. The sales include l26,0O0 lbs
Ohio and Pennsylvania 4O94lc Tor 4;
4I643c for Xxx, and 46(G4sc for choice
Xxx and above. Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Wisconsin 1eeces 300
37ic, principally 36c; New Hampshire
aecces Ssc: combing heeces very dull;
unwashed 40{G4lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
v.~.~>A CS~ysefs.

LITTLE Rock, May Sight eonvlen
escaped from the siohe quarry N,;ns nesi sns
peni,en,Iary, this evening by knocking
6ovn the guard They we're named
Iimpskins, Ball, Romer, house, fsiks'
TvIer shelly and Woods. All we're des-
r:,.,. characters. A strong force Of men
are 10 pursuit Of them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
The Gordon Expedition.

LONDON, May s.-A letter to the
Times from Alexandria says the latest
advices from Col. Gordon, dated Duni'
February 25, states that he is returning,
leaving his work unfinished. he hopes
70 reach Cairo in September. The failure
Of the expedition to establish iine oil
communication with equatorial Africa
and other purposes projected is attributed
=, lack of support at CAIRO.
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The wiuslow (IAse.

WAsHINor, N, May s. The letter
of the Secretary of the State in the
Winslow extradtion case, which our
Charge de Affairs, at London, was d.
rected to present TO the attention y.
Lord Derby, was made public this even
inc
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r.-,;., ONCE rs Reinstated.

Madrid. May San order has been
issued permitting the officers who lo'nea .ea
Don Carlos to resume service IN the
oval army with the ranks they held Al
the time. 1900 officers have been thus
restored
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

C1g1L1zArIoS can take back seat lot
q while yet in California. The other osy
a gentleman arrived in San Francisco
bringing with HIM the head Of Chavea. 60 .
noted bandit, for whom . reward OF $o'"o
hxd BEEN offered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

SOAR as delegates to the Republican
Convention have been appointed they
stand a, follows: ELAINE, 1874; MORTON,
70; Hsrtrsnft, 5s; BRIsTow, 4S; CoNK
LING, %; HAYES, A; JEWELL, 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 8. - MONEY -
Closed easy at 3(G4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4i(d6 per cent. Customs
receipts S2Sl,O The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Clearings S23,
100000. Bankers bills quiet at 4Sst(G
4s9i.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll2s,
with sales in the interim at ll2i Garry
ing rates and = per cent Loans were
also made fiat
GovERNMENrs-Fiam and in good de-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

IuPupgycE. Snowman BARNUM re-
quests the cities which he visits this
season to ring tie church bells while he
i isexhbilug.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

RH. GLASS has commenced the pub
Iic,,iop of a new afternoon daily in
Petersburg Virginia. called the Post. VI
course it is good paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

Ar the primary election in Richmond,
Va, Colonel w. &. CARRINaToN was
nominated for Mayor over A. M. KELLEY,
.he present incumbent.
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Ex.pr.s,deu, or Hayu Dead.

New York, May S-A letter from
Port Au Prince says the ex.Prcsident OF
Hayt, Domenivue, who was taken on
board the French man.of. war Sane, has
died irom his wounds, on board of that
steamer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

The Augusta (Ga.l Chronicle insists
that when women will treat ministers e1-
sc,ly As they treat other men, there Will
h. fewer scandals than there are now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

The Paa.HandLe Ne,rs urges the NOM
ipstion of Prof. w. X. PENDLEToN,
President Of Bethany College, for State
Superinteadent of Free Schools.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

TuE New York Tribune styles Mr..
Wash. Mclean, OF Cincinnati. the
Democratic Warwick ofthe West Let
US see. He made Douglass President,
Pendleton President Tom Scott presi'
dent. and is now making Mr.. Allen
President! As a Warwick" Mr.. NC,
Lean Is an eminent success--Ceretdnd
Plain. Dealer Dem
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

THERE was little tornado in Chicago
on Saturday. but. it spent itself mostly on
churches. All the other buildings IN
Chicago were so heavily weighed down
with mortgages that no whirlwind couio
affect Cineinnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
Basc Rail- Record.

BosToN, May s.-Mutuals 5 and Bos-
tons |.
INDIANAPOLIS, May s. Louisvilles 6
and Capital Citys 8
ST. LOUIS, May S.-Whites 8 and
Browns 2
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et'heelina &eeister'
GoH closed Saturday at ll2s.

The rsather to-day WtA be partly
.,,ub piR ,osst to south 'oi"ds, and
d;gLt change ot temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

Iri. estimated that the Texas wheat
crop for 1876, will exceed 100000
bushels
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

The Libsral Republican National
Committee has called National Cen
yeption for Philadelphia, July 10th.
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New YORK, May S.-Cotton-ln fair
demand at II 7-l6C9l2sc; futures closed
steady; May IL l3-S2t4l2 7-l6c; June
II 27-S2C6 IL lI-l6c; July l2I@l2 29-32c;
August IL I.32@lS l.l6c; September 10
Gl3 l-32c; October IL 27-52(@l2Ic.
Flour-Quiet; receipts 1900 barrels;
superfine western and state - 00(a,t 40;
common to good ~ s5(a,5 20; good tO
choice s. 2oG5 20; white wheat extra
S. 75t67 20; extra Ohio ~ s5Ca7 %; 81.
Louis IS 1893 w. Rye Flour quiet At
"a 75(a,5 10. Corn Meal-Quiet st " 30
6pS 25. Wbest-In buyers favor; un
graded spring 81 10; No. ] spring 81 26
al 30; No. Chicago nominally 81 10
(d,I 20: No. 3 do 81 099l 10; No. 2
north western, delivered, 81 20. Rye
Quiet; State 81 09(gl O9i. Barley and
M,it-Quiet. Corn-Stesdy; receipts
lls,OOO bushels; mixed no grade SOLO,
SIC; mixed steamer 81 ic. Osn-stesdy
receipts 5000 bushels; western mixed
aud state s7(a,4sc; white 46(a5lc. Hay
and Hop.-Qu,et. Cofee-firm; job
Jtn. At l6ltsl9ic. Sugar Frm; far
70 good refining i.97ic; prime SC. Mo
l.sses Firm At 45CG6Oc. Rice-Quiei
Carolina 5sfa,7c. Petrolsum-Qu
crude sdsic; refined lSic; in cases III
s,2Oie. TalIow-Quiet n shssic
iurpeniine-E Easier At 3si(g37c. Rosin
ard Eggs-UnchAnged. Pork-Quie'
at $2I 57Ilazzl 90. Beef-Quie,. Cut
Neats-Quist: long clear middIes II .ci
city i2tc. Lard-Pirm At $l2 7otSl2 s.
Bulter-Unchanged- Chsese-Dcmsn
fair and market frm Al 6lSi2c Whisk,
Quiet and steady q; 81 III.
CHICAGO, May s.-flour- Dull snd
mammal. wbest-Inactive; No. 2 Chi
cago spring s7ic spot. oct seller June
Al O5i seller July; No. ssc; rejected
So. Corn-Quiei and steady; No 2 45t'
mot. 4sic seller June; 46tc bid selIei
JuIy: rejected 40sc. osts-fsir y active
aud shade higher; No. 2 s0ic spot; 81 u
seller June; rejected &c. Rye-highe'
AT &c. Barley-ln demand and priea
higher q, sSlc spot; &c seller June
Pork-Dull. weak and loser ~ 80 y
.,o,: s2l i5fS2O 50 telier M.y and June
al oOtaZl W seller July. LArd-Quiet q
sIa 20 spos, tl2 22ilai2 10 seller June
SIG 50 seller July. Bulk Aeats-Qu,e
and unchanged wbbky-Iluiet nj 81 07
On Call Bosrt-Wheat-ic lover
Corp-Ie lower. Oats Unchanged
Port-io~ef; so 65ts20 70selIer jane
sa0 90 asked seller July. Lard Lower
sI2 2stsi2 30 c.sh; sl2 IS seller June
sI2 4sts IL 47i seller July.
PrrsBrrSB, Nay a-Petroieam-
Quie, and arm; crude .. ~ ~ ,
fsrker's; refined iSstsisic, Tor rhiiade
phia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

Jacob Hawki.s, Judge Of the Superior
D,.,r;ct Court Of Louisiana. died yessef-
day.
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Michigan Central sevens, Northwestern
consolidated and Union Pacfics frsts
higher.
STATE SECURITIES Quiet; Ohio skies
of $50 brought 1856.
STocKs-Opened strong and prices ad-
vsnced | 10 per cent WITH Michigan
Central, Western Union and Lake Shore
as features. The market WAS somewhat
weaker. At the close prices
reacted / to from the highest
point OF the day. The long
sellers, options TO day were chiefly in
Western Union seller 60 days, this stock
having been offered freely ut difference
Of ! to 1 per cent. The transactions
were $4,000 shares, of which 1000 were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
1000 Rock Island, 1900 st. Paul,
AZ 600 Lake Shore 1000 Ohio's, and
1900 Michigan Central.
, 1876-08-19

ihE oE'GINAL.-Some persons have e1.
p''N7''i dout's as 10 the autheniiei,y of ,be
ie''rr published in last weeks Sr,rrsy. \,
over The signature of O. Jacobs. THY ,,,
scarcely credit that a man in his ,,o-i,;,.,
would resort TO downright lying. and in ,bs,
way undertake to deceive one of his eous,i,u.
fh'-' ana gentleman who warmly supo,r,,d
MIN at the last Election For the ben, f. of
nj '"ch We state tha; the original litter is in
our posse SION, aud that Ne will cbe,rfullv
H''0'' We same 10 any responsible person
VINO may desire l. SEE it. Th-rr Is No. mis-.
'ake ABOUT II. Jacobs i an arran, iur.,.trr
and hnmhug. The people Of II. sound tried
MN On The bench Tor several years, ami fiud-
ihs him future there, they acted upun The
principle that all men are good for sornribIug
anu put him up for delegate. His lA-t con-
Di'on turns ont worse than the frs, and The
elevation bring greater his ntr,r w,r,bI.s,-
ness becomes the inore manifest. As the
,'dcher OF cguuiry school Jacob mishr
nav" PASSED muster, but AT he bar. the bench
ana III CONGRESS be has proved n miserable.
i"linre. Al htsr bar httle NOR. than n wo.d-
en- man, II will be for The people 80 relrpa,e
MN oacK 10 the walks Of prIva,e life Jdle
, 1876-08-19

ANNENAHoN.-We copy from the Seattle
hts-iig3cer well written Article upon tie
annexation question. What the writer says
in relation TO the FEELING in Oregon, W can
fnlly caTrobur4re. 4 few week. since We
travelled pretty extensively in thai Stat-,
and every where be feeling was strongly in
favor OF acquiring this beautiful section Of
country. A. Portland the expressions were
uniformly in favor Of the measure, and AS We
descended the Columbia River the feeling
seemed 10 grow in intensity Some of the
views pu' forth by the writer in the btaili-
geHrsr NE dissent from. bat So far as the i'm
rr.4ii.'- Gn.e'iun Of snurxarion is concerned,
we fully endorse his statement.
, 1876-08-19


ARTEsIAN WELIS-We notice at the Rail
ROAD Depot, an auxur and full set Of macbin-
cry suitable for boring arIesian wells. The
on ii' Is imported from s. Louis. and j. rep
resented TO be 'he best machinery uf the kind
a T." WEEKS since We noticed Al imporiariop
OF similar machinery, designed to be used in
E'S'ern Oregon. For years We have urged
the Importance of testing the question whe,h-
er water can he obtained On the bench Lapds
that compose large portion Of this valley.
II 'he experiment Is successful, these lands
will at once become very valuabe-worth
IRON ten TO twenty dollars an acre, instead Of
a merely nominal fiInre. The San jose val
Icy was almost worthless for agricultural pur-
pOsrs until th= introduction Of .rte-ian wells.
bat from 'hat date San Juse has been the gar
den spot OF California. 30, 90, if the expar-
lmeni proves a sucCyss. this will become the
garden spot Of the Nor h Poetic. We wait
with Interest TO zee ;ha ar'e~ian borrr put 10
work, and nre cunfl nj Of It's success.
, 1876-08-19

SHIPMENT oF WHEAT We call attention
to the letters published elsewhere in which
the oregon Steam Navigation Company an
nounee7 imp r'ant changes in the matter Of
shipments OF grain. The proposition to take
wheat through from WalluIa to Astoria. at n
charge OF s. pr ton, is literal, and should
be generally embraced We have aIwavs
held that at the deiour made by way OF Port
land was made At the exPen>e of our own pro-
dneers. ard we are glad 10 zee tha, Cam
p4uy - wealthy and Influential Leads off in
br-akiug mp the imposition. This Il only
another ''ep in the msrch OF progress. and II
few years henoe when the Culumbi4 River
Improvements are completed. our faruer-
Vii have facilities for shipping their produce
that viii be unsurpassed.
, 1876-08-19

AHoTHER GRtB The republican central
committee in their call Cor territorial cou-
vention give the river counties proper thirty
one delegates, and the Sound counties -.
This is strictly in accordance with the prac-
tice of both poliricni parties. The Sound is
always given the control. and in this way it
has been managed to confne all the political
patronage 10 that section of the territory.
No wonder that the eastern countirs have
become RESTLESS and seek reIess' III annexation
to Oregon. whrre at least they have the pros
pect uf fair treatment.
, 1876-08-19

ASPIRAXTS.-A S'lrtie paper names O. L.
G irish, of Port Towus-ni; II It G. o
llrllrr, of Whilhy Island, and u. II White,
of King conniy, a. willing to aceep' the
duuUc-nric nomination for delegate This Is
none of our funeral. but certainly eiIb'er of
ihese gentlemen would be preferable 70 the
present iucumhaut. OF all nuiSancrs hum
bngs in ofiir- are the most abomInnh!e. and
brrce We pray for delivernuee from The fraud
Who now writes delegate at rr hls name
, 1876-08-19

EDITOR STATESMAN Will You please
NOTIFY the shippers that The river Is falling
fast and that il Is best to rush their freight
along v hile the river Is at fair stage. and
that our company will ship wheat or -four
from Wellula to Astoria in lots Of six hun
dred tons and upward at s. Per ton. and for
nish them firsr class storage az our warehouse
there at 20 cents pr ton per month, II frac-
tion OF month cuua'ing a. Iull month.
Then if market prices does not smt them they
Can get advances ON their warehouse receipts
Yours, 7 J PEABODY, Agent.
, 1876-08-19

/ T. REESE, E~q, and family left on
WEDNESDAY 5 steamer for San Francisco. II
Is reported that Mr.. Reese will permanently
locate there or the purpose of attending TO
tbe sale of wheat aud flour. shipp~d from
Weston and Eastern Oregon, as well AS 10
attend TO the purchasing Of goods for the
several merchants doing business in that sac
linn of country.
, 1876-08-19

PHoroGRaPHs Persons wishing photo
,,r,,,bs shpnld read he advertisement OF Mr..
C. W. Phnlips-Who i just now TURNING ont
,,ord work IN ,hr line of card photos, album
or cabinet size, ferrutypes, am 70 yprs ana
tip.yp-~-aud give him trial, ~ he war
,upt. 10 give entire satisfaction IN all cases
Give him a call.
, 1876-08-19

C,pr. E. MILES. OF the 2lst Infantry
s,,rinn-d nj Fort Vancouver. arrived here on
wednesday Last, having in charge Tr'~"'efn
rscruirs. who are destined for Fort LaPwai'
Cant. Miles will remain in Walla Waiin but
- lew days. and return TO Vancouver on Sun