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TUESDAY, Feb. 6, 1877.

TUESDAY, Feb. 6, 1877.
Board met-present o F. Gerrish,
Geo. w. Harris and VIM. Bishop.
Ordered by the Board
That the sum of 1892 80 be paid
to Port Discovery Mill Company for
materials furnished for building
bridge, and that $41 80 be paid T.
T. Minor for money advanced for the
same purpose.
Ordered, by the Board
That J. Nelson Lawbach be ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Port
Discovery precinct.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing bills be paid:
James Seavey's bill, Auditor
for six months ending Feb
ruary 8, 3,1S77.......... $3.50 40
E. D. Smiths bill, interpre-
ter in ]. P. Court.
L. B. Hastings, ex-Treasur-
er's bill, making unpaid
tax list for 1876 and other
clerical labor. AZ 90
Ordered by the Board that the
following matters be laid over until
next meeting. viz:
Request of S. NJ. Nolan for re-
duction of assessment, 1875 and
1876.
Coroner's bill, inquest on the body
of Fitzgerald.
Petition of R. E. Ryan for map
for the Office of superintendent of
Schools.
Petition of Directors of School
District No. 4 in reference to pro-
ceeds of sale of school land in Sec-
ton l6, Township 20, north of range
1 West.
Ordered by the Board, that the
proposition of Mrs. Mary Fowler, to
rent stone building for Court pur-
poses for 81 90 per day, be accepted.
Board adjourned to meet Febru-
ary 18th at 10 o'clock A. M.
o. F. GERRLSH, Chm.
Attest: JAS. SEAvEY, Clerk
, 1877-02-09

THE ELEcroRAL CoMM1ssIoN.-
Following are the names of the
men composing the tripartite COM
mission 70 decide questions arising
on contested electoral votes and resi-
dence and political relations OF each:
Justices of the Supreme Court
Clifford, DEM, Maine; Miller, Rep,
Iowa; Field, DEM, California;
Strong, Rep, Pennsylvania; Bradley,
Rep, New Jersey.
Senators. Bayard, DEM, Della
ware; Edmunds, Rep, Vermont;
Frelinghuysen. Rep, New Jersey;
Morton, Rep, Indiana, Thurman,
DEM, Ohio.
Representatives.-Abbott, Dem,
Massachusetts,; Garfield, Rep, Ohio;
Hoar, Rep, Massachusetts,; Hun
ton. Dem, Virginia; Payne, DEM,
Ohio. s. -a.
, 1877-02-09
BIT 1ELEGRAPH.
Gold in New York, 1853.

Gold in New York, 1863.
The river and harbor appropria-
tion bill, for the Pacific coast, as
completed by the House, contains
the following: Lower Willamette
aud Columbia rivers from Portland
to the sea, $4,000; Upper Villa
mette $4,000; Upper Columbia
and Snake rivers, $4,000.
The Indian appropriation bill has
increased the appropriations for this
service in Oregon California, New
Mexico and Arizona.
Secretary Morrill, is seriously i'll.
General Miles has gained victory
over the Sioux and Cheyennes.
The Apaches Of Arizona are kill
ing white men and stealing cattle in
the vicinity of Tucson.
The steamer George Washington
from Cromwell to St. Johns, New
foundland, went ashore on the 9Th
inst. at Cape Race and became a to-
tai wreck, drowning all on board.
Rear Admiral James Alden, U. S.
Navy, died at San Francisco on the
9th inst.
Grasshopper eggs are Matching out
throughout Kansas under the effects
of the continued warm weather.
James Gordon Bennett is in
Europe.
Extensive thievings on the over
land freight trains have been un-
eartAed.
Chambers of Commerce in the diff
ferent cities heartily approve of the
bill granting $4,000 for an expedi-
tion to the north pole on the plan
suggested by Capt. Howgate.
By the suspension of the Congress
sional work at the Office of public
printing in Washington, 600 persons
are thrown out of employment. No
money appropriated.
Alex. H. Stephens is still living.
Timothy Mccarthy, lad aged 10,
killed his mother aged 75, in Louis
vile, on the Cd inst, with Ratchet.
BY a vote of As to AZ it was re-
rolved by the 1st Universalist
Church of New York to hereafter
have a male pastor, thus deposing
Rev. Mrs. Phebe A. Hanford. Her
friends will probably leave the
church and hold services in hall.
A late dispatch from Arizona
speaks of more mineral discoveries
near Prescott, causing much ex-
citement. 1t is also reported that a
railway company, will build from
Prescott to the line of Sonora with
a capital of one million dollars.
In speech before the House al
Washington, on the Sd inst, Kelley,
Of Pennsylvania, made the following
remarks. eThis is the most expen-
sive Congress that the country ever
saw. 1t refuses to appropriate fol
the necessary public buildings, but
. is paying high rents every where
In Chicago $4,000, with an incom-
pleted Government building there
In Philadelphia S45, 900, and so on
This so called economical Legislation
is a blow at labor and the product.
i've industries of the countrys
, 1877-02-09

The project to cut a ship canal
through the isthmus uniting North
and South Americais being jealous
ly pushed by South American enter
prise, the prelminaries and plans
being all matured, and wanting onIv
capital to complete the project. To
gain this needed means agents are
now most earnestly endeavoring to
negotiate canal stock in Eurone
though with i'll success up to last &C,
counts. Thai the canal will some
day be put through and unite the
two oceans there can scarcely be a
doubt, but it will hardly be accom-
plIshed during the present hard
times.
, 1877-02-09

The snow-bound and thoroughly
frost-bitten soldiers composing the
Powder River expedition have
all arrived at Fort Laramie, whence
they are to be distributed to points
throughout the Department of the
Platte. The Fourth Cavalry were to
take stations at the Indian agencies;
the companies of the Twenty-third
Infantry, Fourth Artillery and Sec
ond, Third and Fifth Cavalry were
to rendezvous at Cheyenne, whence
the Fourth ARTILLERY would immedi
ately return to this coast, and the
Twenty-third Infanty, under Colonel
Dodge would proceed to Leaven-
worth, Kansas, the expedition hav-
ing accomplished little or nothing.
There is only one thing probable in
this long.drawn-out struggle with
the native warriors, and that is that
the Spring will bring them out in
augmented ferocity, ready for anoth-
er Summers recreation, as they seem
to view it. This " recreation" should
be stopped, and ifthe army is inade-
quate to the Indian mode of war
fare, the frontiersmen should be
given the contract of clearing out
the skulking savsges.
, 1877-02-09
NoTICEI

PREPARATIONS ARE BEING MADE
for a Masquerade Ball to be held at
Port Townsend, Thursday evening, February
p, 1871. The price ofadmission has been n1ed
at t2.50 for masqueraders and spectators. La
dies free. The best Of music VIII be engaged.
No pains will be spared by the committee to
make this the success of the season.
CAPT, j. NJ. SELDEN,
]. j. HUNT,
JOHN 7. NORRIS,
Committee.
, 1877-02-09

In PRIsoN.-A refractory Indian ofthe
Skokonish reservation, wSs brought to
this place yesterday by the North Pacific,
guarded by soldiers, and Immediately con-
veyed to the guarl house at Fort Town
send.
, 1877-02-09

THE Senate has confirmed the appoint
ment OF Nicholas Owens as Secretary Of
this Territory vice Hon. H. G. Struye.
, 1877-02-09

Regular HectInE, EebSuaTy ), 1877.
Prescut-O. r. Gerrish and Will
lam Bishop.
The following named persons were
selected a. Jurors for the February
term Of the District Court:
GRAND.
II. S. Robinson,
Is. 5. Pettygrove,
Charles Pink,
William Korter,
Alfred Edmondson.
PETIT.
II. w. Pritchard,
f. N. Rice,
Abe Reiss,
Charles King,
Thomas Tanner,
j. n. Lawbach,
John S. Noyes.
Ordered that the following bills
be paid:
McNaught & Haller... 1875 90
N. D. Hill, stationery. .... l rs
D. c. H. Rothschild & Co... l 65
G. w. Philbrick, printing. -. % 62
B. S. Miller, sheriff. ....... Is so
7. 7. Minor, maintenance of
county poor 100 90
E. D. Smith, graves for three
persons buried at county
expense. 10 90
Board adjourned to meet to-mor-
row at 10 A. NJ.
, 1877-02-09

JAMES JONES, atcorner ofCustom House,
always gives a good cigar for 1216 cents.
, 1877-02-09

THE bark Mary Glover, brig Lucas and
brig Deacon are loading at Port Discovery.
, 1877-02-09
oCE EDINGS
az IHE COUNTY COHTINNIONERS OF
JLTILIr>ON cot MY, ". 7.

Regular NecilaE, TsSruary ). 1877.
, 1877-09-16
4 LITTLE WHILE.

Concluded nkrf Sunday. ]
, 1877-09-16

two-pound paper-wrappc1 package OF powder
anu laid 1T OUT, front OF the tent, to su'1 he
cautioned me to be careful In smoking rounn
there. suppose he thought if blew up his
powder It might spoil his shooting, as we are
TOO lar from any base Of supplies to get any
more. There was wasp's nest punched on
limb oycrlooking camp, which Frank first dis
covered, and, by right OF discovery, lie thought
lc Ind 4 special right to deal with it III his
own way, which was to bust'' it with his re-
vovcr. 1t WAS all [ could DO, BY repeated re-
monstra1lcc, to keep him from blowing it to
pieces, aud setting loose on us a huge swarm
OF Of fniuriatcd wasps. rainy day being good
1or 1t, we took to literature. High, having an
unappeasable thirst to know all about that
" mysterious Island" Of Jules Verne, III Its
pages forgot how the rain was scour-
Ing this !. nook Of Michigan wilderness.
took old lzaak Walton to my confidence
IN those charming lisrolrsipgs OF his which
have made the ''Comp1cte Angler" forever Il
classic in our language, and renewed some OF
tic genial old anglers sweet spells that fasci'
mated 1ne III boyish years. The rain got heavier
as the twilight darkenct, and it was by Il bare
majority OF the chances that the lircs wcle
not e1tinEuishcd u1ldcr tito drcnch Of descend |
tug ralns SO as to send us supperlcss to our
oeds. 1hc fire for our tcut is drowned out;
anu ua1npncss has crept on us, and The situa- |
Lion is cllccrless and drcary. And the best |
Lhlng VIC can do is to 'suousc 1hc giinl,':-that +
IS: our tallow-dlp in the swung 1antcrn,-ana |
,oil the blankets On our hcuulosk spread around !
rs, and lie down TO the best sleep VIC can get.
ro-day's trout, is.
ffpHr{u,}sI Cu1t}rr
, 1877-09-16
Sounding the Tocsin.

Dr.. Hollic], OF New York City, has sent te
Mr. j. E. Nayal1, OF Stork's Nest, La1cnc. Sus.
sex, England, 4 consignment Of dead Colorado
beetles: accompanied by the following truly dis.
trcssfui communications:
'Secing in your papers so much about tho
Coloraao beetle or potato-bus, and seeing in my
few genuine specimens might intcrcst WI, Of
your friends. / gathered handful, scalled
and dried them, and here they arc. Should like
to take contract to send any numberot bushels
Of them. They have eaten Inc ont If potatoes, aud
Wc are now lighting them Oft from the cgg plants
aud tomatoes. They attack all solanarc:c. even
deadly nightshadc. Principal characteristics un-
bouudcdly prolific, destructive. One will de-
stroy twenty times his weight in day. Can't
you get a Bull from the Pope against them!
Ihey are no joke, can tell you. I saw them
BY thousands, and all heading due east; SO look
Outn ~
, 1877-09-16

little while, 0 aching heart!
Thy wounds will be untcndeG-
Some fearful days, 4 few sad nights,
SO few. and all is ended.
10 not promise case from pam.
Nor that thy skies will ever smile;
No words OF comfort ca, gire-
only say. a little while.
q brave young heart! q daunticss soull
The leaves are only spring!ng;
HnW warm the life blood COURSES on
While hope is carly singing.
LINK not Id warn of leaves decay,
Nor make thee wise with earthly vile;
soar on, grasp every nobie thing,
But :hink lis but a n,tlc while.
Q man with furrowcd, anxious brow,
For earthly riches striving,
whose days arc spent in worrying cares,
Whose nights In hard contriyiug!
10 not say thy cares are VAN,
Nor yet thy purposes are vile;
fos auGht know, alt may be thine
Yet still say, a little while.
a little while. Tic claims title,
Tie Father pure and holy;
Though Earth must sec us for time,
We're His fote'er, Ills solely. A. n. D,
, 1877-09-16
GONE,
I had 4 dear friend once.

= had dear friend once.
Who ever was kind and tsuc;
iGSctter wc wcpt, together rcjoiccd,
Nor contention our friendship knew.
And many m hour Of bliss VIC spent,
In the sweet content OF our 1--we;
And sometimes think that love OF ours
Was sent, bacst gift, from nboYe.
All, yes! might have known
Of such true friend the worth,
But half the worth did not know
TIL that friend was called from Earth.
But God aud tho Angels knew 1t.
And led that poor soul away
From earthly chaos and darkness
To the light Of endless day. G,
, 1877-09-16

SATURDAY, 1Sth.-The schemes of Indians, as
yell as OF men and mice, "gane aft aglee,n
DaTe'6 Feulaid deadfall for the minks,s ,sst With
, 1877-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
POST'P(uEMBD'I'.

Orr sale in MILLINERY GOODS announced II,
Thursday. Sept 20, will not take place mil
THURSDAY, SEPT. 81. Frl1 particulars Of tb,
sale will be published in these columns snnd.v
Sept. % inst
:" GEO. P. GORE & co. Auctjoneer,
, 1877-09-16

Reliable help for weak and nervous sufferers.
Chronic painful. and prostrating diseases cpret
without medicine. Pulyermacher's Electric Bells
the grand dcsiticratnm. Avoid mutations. Book
anu journal. with particulars, mailed free. .Ad-
dfess rnyernlacher Galyanic Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
, 1877-09-16

MONDAY, 20th.-pratt and made q r,o,,;,o
excursion with the canoe. We called at mr. o1:,
s~n ranplns ground OF 1873. It is overerown with
.;e "esos' aoo, being IN low, swampy situa
.ou' Is dismallooking place. Some
..ouoe!asec oafoarlan has with ruthless hand
eu'ppeo away With an Ak the memorials ne
msalpeo Oh tree to mark and commemorate
oof aoolne there. These arboreal inscriptions
are customary at camping points,-thcy answer
u inc hotel register as memorials Of travel and
so1ourn. The little spring rill, which trick,cd
purely and coldly, and was thesole satisfying nat
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COMMISSIONERS CouRr-Tbs Board
Of County Commissioners devoted their
attention yesterday exclusively to til.
consideration of rod matters. An APP.
preparation Of tioo was granted in Gid
Of the road between Sqaak and New
castle. u distance If seven miles. The
above amount is far from enough 10
make the road. but the Squak settlers
have pledged themselves for ats compile
ton in thorough manner by volunteer
work. This will be . benefit 10 the
back settlements which they will duly
appreciate.
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WILLOW CULTURg.--An oil ympisn.
Mr.. Billings. has gone into new VEN
turc which promises important results.
lie has put out plantation of osicr
willows which are coiping forward
luxurisntly. II - stated that two
thirds Of the material used in willow
manufactures in the United States is
imported from Europe at cost of *5,-
OO0. 900. The number If manufactured
articles in which willow is used is com
puted at 5, 00o-ehairs, sofas ard baskets
being the chief Our climate and soil
are especially adapted TO this product.
and we cannot see why it should ne.
become staple with us equal in prof,
TO hay or hops
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concentrating for an attack on Mok'ar
Pasha's position a, BarbcdIas and Yier-
kire. The Russian force which cccu-
pied Bayazid ia now advancing IN the
direction a Khawouni
LoxnoS, May 9-Bri';sh officers
bas. j. en- sent In select an estrencbea
camp at the head OF the Suer c.nsl.
BUCHAREST. May An artillery
engagement, i. expected st Ibraii. Five
Turkish men-of- var are near by.
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EDlNBUR6u. May ga London cor
respondent says the army clothing fac.
tory at Pimlico is worked without in.
PERMISSION. and numerous shifts are be-
ing employed. There is gcnerel con.
viction IN military aud naval official
ci,clss that we are on the brink Of war.
Arrangements have been made for the
embArkAtion Of $4,000 men within six
days il necessary. and 10000 more
within fortnight.
LONDON. NAY "a large amount of
Russian tonds are going from here TO
Holland owing to the sale Of L. 8.
drawn bonds and investment in Russian
securities.
Bucharest. May "a dis patch says
the Cossscks crossed the Danube .,
Brsils and burned the Turkish block
house. The Smelling Of Matchin in
Bulgar,a has been renewed
LONDON. May o.-The 7imes special
says tina, Gen. kukoou,s reports from
kaas,Axe that everything is in readiness.
for Turkish attack Turkish forces 10
Albania are concentrating ~ Pcdgs-
rita. The Nontenegrin artillery con-
mands the city.
A Vienna cor,e.pondsn, ssys the
Russians will advance On Exeroum by
the Carva.n road from Bayazid. on the
left from Alexandr,nopie TO kars. and
IN the center and on the RICH, towards
Bo.oum. Moktar Pasha commands
the roads leading fron Ksrs through
the pass of Sogheoute
A Rou,uxnlan circular say, tina, The
actions Of Turkey make it almost i'm.
poaaible for RnamaniAns tn remsin
neutral.
LoSDoS. Nay a.-Ten forty bonds.
lo>i, new SIS, ios.; new ~. l03I.
Liverpool cotton dull. Uplsnis. sgd
o.leaus cd Sales. 5000.
The bullion withdrawn from the
bank Of England on balance today ,s
Eio.so.
A dispatch from Erzeroum, dated
Tuesday night, the 9Th. say. The
Russians are surrounding Sogbaule and
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SOMETHING New The mest notice
able new depsri lure" Of the day is tn.
beginning Of tide Of Immigration from
American shores towards the eastern
continent The ". J Tribune mentions
the sailing Of the steamship Annie ii
Smith with 32S American settlers f,r
New South Wales, Australia. This was
not the first company of these colonisis,
but the third. making $40 within two
months. Seven hundred ami seventy
two applicants ter passs . had tn wait
over. Face the other way. boys
There are plenty of good lands vacant
out west. under the old flag still.
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WAsHryGTsy. Ma 2-The Depart
merits will be closed on Decoration Day.
WAsHISGTGS, Nay 81, is officially
stated .. The Treasury Department, that
the recently published charges against
the Superirteaden, Of the San Fran
cisco Mint. of having wisapprnpria;ed
certain public property III 1873. WAS
originally made in '''3 by ST e1-ofkc.r
e The mint. named Cochrsre who also
presen;e number Of other charges
aga,ns. Superintendent La Grange Of
similar character Hon. James Pollock.
now Superintendent Of tn Mint ut
philtdelphia, was sent by the depart
ment to san Francisco tn investigate
them. and be reported in Oct. 's,3. that
after full and exhaustive investigation
Of ali charges, there was nothing in the
evidence produced which in any degree
affected the personal character or Official
integrity of Superintendent, La Grange.
Geo &c VI Pinney, who DOW repeats
the principal charge then Investigated,
was one If the witnesses examined by
Pollock in bis investigation. No fnal
investigation or renewed charges have
been ordered by the department. bu, in
the course Of regular business proper in-
quiry will be made as TO all such trans
actions connected with the disposition
Of the old mint maternal, etc.
ST CLAIR. Pa. May GA terrible
explosion of ga. occurred in,he Wad.s
Vile mines near St Clair this morning
killing aud woundins niue men aid i'm
prisoning five othera The first warn-
ing Of the accident was a sudden alarm
sent up to the bosses for help. Descend
ine immediately they recovered the
bodies Of Jno. DuEkil and WIN. Kirk,
killed outright. Seven more were
reached oil seriously burned. and it is
thought the, cannot possibly r-cover
The five men Imprisoned were hhind
two hundred tons Of csal displaced by
the explosion. A large force Of miners
are removing this mass Of coal. Some
think the imprisoned miners can be
reached by tonight. while others
think it will bs impossible to liberate
them before morning, as the gangway
in which they are confined runs under
the surface for over mile and getting
at them is . slow and lnbOriors task.
The scene at the mouth Of the shaft is
heartrending A large nnmber Of men,
women and children are gathered there
anxiously waiting the rescue Of their
friends and relations.
NEW YORK. May 9.-The effects of
Robert Fellows jewelry store have
been attached for claims amounting to
$4,000. His liabilities are said to be
100000.
CHICAGO, Nav 9-The Journals
Washington special says: The whisky
men are becoming Disguised and
alarmed at the prospect Of speedy
and vigorous prosecution Of suits against
them. and have started stories that
Secretary Sherman is interested in dis.
tilleries in Cincinnati. The President
has refused to interfere in any case ex-
cept to urge that they be pressed to al
early trial. District Attorney Bangs,
of Illinois, is to be removed
Ben. Butler denies the truth of the
report Of his recent conversation with
the President about Southern matters.
BosroN. May 9.-Wool is IN steady
demand for desirable. No change in
prices
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OXFORD AND CRESCENT CtrY.-The
annual shipment of lumber from Cres.
cen, City at the northwes. corner Of
California 10 Abou: II 900 900 feet The
cost of freight 10 San Francisco and
wharfage is $3.50 per II Pert Oxford
in the southeastern nook of Oregon 10
famous for its cedar. aud ships of |. to
the saesropol,s abou; {, .oos 900 Zee, an
nuaily
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Ls'TELLIG EsCER.
CALIFORNIA.

TRUcKEE. May "a broken rail =.
the Cold STRAIN Bend, threw four
cnaciis-s of No. 2 of the track this fore
noon. No one injured. The overland
train was delayed six hours
VALLEJO, May e.-Relisble authority
has i, ths. ID. Russian feet has got
orders to get ready for their departure
on . moments notice. The officers.
however. DO not expect 10 leave at an
early date
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faulr Ca Horace Rankin. farmer
of oswcse. New York, who has been
keeping an account current with his
crops tor the pas, sixteen years. makes
the following aggregate showing. his
apple crop has averaged $751; o. per
scre wheat, tl06s
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TnE kIvss FKkiaHrs-The charge
for up freigh,s between Portland aud
WAllnla is 81 10 per tou. down frrigh,s
-. Passenger fares Si5. There 10 q
weekly boat running up Snake river.
which is helping TO fill up that rich
valley with satisfactory rapidi,y.
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fLlgrISv Nogguw aKn. ~narias the
fra, week of May. twenty two fAailies
passed through Ashland. oa The Oregon
border. haatsd north from California
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County and City Official Press
Thursday. May 10, 1877.
BANKRUPTCIES.

Tha number Of bankruptcies nn our
coast during the first quarter OF the
curren, year were more than double
the number during the same period Of
last year. To April is'. 1876. the nu@-
bar WAS 63 with liabilities NJ 81 $50 500
Ito April lst. 1877. th. number was
$50, with liabilities If 81 92s. 100. In
Cslifosnis. the number this year WAS
1870. against SO in the same qnsr,-r
last year. L. Nevada the numbrrs
have been 30 Ia s. with increase of lia-
bilities from 49,. 900 - SJ52 100 l.,
Oregon. the proportion ~as 10 To O.
liabilities Increased from $25 otO To
&7l 900.
IL San Francisco alone. the quarters
failures have been 81. with liabilities a
little less than a million, or All average
Of abou, &26 900 aci,.-Frisalla der s
heavy failure no, having occrrr"'i anti.
son,etiae in April.
Throughout the United States ans.
Canada. there has h. eli 40 consid. rablr
increase as compared with ;ast year
The first quarterly showing for three
years stands =. fellows:
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EASTERN uREaoN Grant county
ROW rastares 90. eslo head IT cattle, in
creasing at the rate Of .5.ppo year.
S.ooo horses ard males ard i6.op,
slean
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

QUEBEC. May 9.-Ten g. Founders.
and munitions Of war have been re-
ccived at the citadel.
The Ftench- Canadian pilgrims have
arrived ut ROME