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The Presidential Question.

SAN DIEGO, May 23.-In the House yesterday Harrison DemocraD of Hi nois introduced 8 resolution extending the Potter investigation to Oregon and South Carolina, and declaring that it is not intended to annul or attempt to annul the decision of the Presidential question made in the Forty y-fourth Congress.
 Many southern and northern Demo crats are receiving letters from their constituents protesting against the Potter resolution.
 The Texas Pacific Bill.
 In the Senate yesterday the Texas and Pacific Railroad Bill came up and Lamar made powerful speech in ia yor of the bill which is still under discussion and will probably pass the Senate during the present week.
 The FenIan Excitement.
 The excitement along the Canadian border still continues in consequence of the apprehended Fenian invasion. All the militia ot the Dominion has been called out.
 Terrible Earthquake.
 A terrible earthquake occurred at Venzuela on April 14. The town of Qua and surrounding farms were de stroy ed. Terrific shocks were felt at Caracas. This is the heaviest earth quake since 1872.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

ZZuy lofos Wds TtClnueu.
 4. w. ROBINSON, Secretary. nANUBE MINING COMPANY. BO- D cation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Globe District, Pinal County, Ari- Zana.
 Notice Is hereby given that at A meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the I7th day of May, 1878, an assessment of i've cents per share was levied upon the capi- tai stock of the corporation, payable i'm mediately in United states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office Of the Com pany, Room 1, No. 2i0 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Seventeenth day of June, 1878, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday the Eighth day of July, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment to- getheT with costs Of advertising and ex- penses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 A. W. ROBINSON, Secretary 0fice-Room l, No. 240 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.
 May A. 33-iw
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
c. A. Callaway.

Main Street, Picket Post
 Dealer in c eneral M CT chandis0 Carries full stock Of Groceries and Provisions. LIQ UoRs. TOBACCO and CIGARS Miners and PrOSpectOrs' Outfits. BLASTING, GIANT and VULCAN
 POWDER. Safety Fuse, Mining Imple-
 ments. DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES.
 HARDWARE. April l2 z-u
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
EASTERN.

The European situation presents but little change of consequence. The probabilities are now in favor of a peaceful settlement.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
Notice of Assessment.

SAN FRANCISCO, May r. 1878. ATA MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES "A Of the Danube Mining Company, held this day. the assessment levied 4 pril 22d, 1878, was recinded.
 4. w. ROBINSON, Secretary.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

Jos. CoLLINGwoop, $. SILvERPERG'
 A.HAMERsLAe. Office POT Battery St.
 Florence, 4. T. San Francisco, Cal
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
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DRY GOODS
JOHN WILSON,
VICE-PREsIDENTs :

IO7 Third street, Portland. %
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THE REMINGTON
Recommends itself without the assistance Of
"a SkillfHl Salesman.
THE REMINGTON

Has been thoroughly tested By FIVE years use
in the family and factories, and continues in
good running order. No one ever knew the
REMINGTON to be exchanged for another
Machine. over 5000 sold last year, making
nearly 2oo,oOO in use. Machines are shipped
direct from the Factory TO Portland, and sold
at Eastern prices, with an additional extra dis
count for cash.
Within the past year important improve
ments have been added, and no trouble will be
spared to keep the REMINGTON ahead of all
competitors.
The REMINGTON is OF the Improved singer
class, without cog wheel gears, rotary cams,
take-up springs or lever arms. to wear loose,
make a noise. run hard, and get out Of order.
We make two sizes-one with medium arm,
and the other with long, high arm, both
built Of proper dimensions to ensure durabii-
ity. They sew with equal facility all sizes and
kinds Of linen, silk, and cotton, sewing from
twenty to one hundred cotton without change
oftension, making a lock-stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds Of Goods.
re- Agents wanted in all unoccupied terri
I tory.
Parties desiring Sewing Machines will find
it to their advantage TO call and examine the
REMINGTON before purchasing elsewhere.
SPARKS * SHAWL.
General Agents
For OREGON, WASHINGTON, and IDAHO
First ST., near Salmon, Portland, Oregon.
7-31
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NO CURE, NO PAY!

DR JAMES KECK, LATE or AURORA
IL H., takes pleasure in making the follow
ing Announcement 10 the Afflicted
He will give "A FREE TRIAL OF SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Con-
sultation ON all chronic and private diseases
FREE and strictly confidential. Don't t,il to
see the Doctor. Remember that procrastina-
tion Is the thief OF time. money, and health
Medicine sent 10 an parts OF the country, and
all proper questions answered through the
mails. Below are the authorized statements OF
"A few cases recently treated for CataTrh-
EAST PORTLAND, May S, 1873
To Those SUFFERING FROM CATARRH:-l
would state that have been AFFLICTED with
Nasal Catarrh for twenty-five years. had
continual aching pains over the eyes, and for
about hfteen years have been troubled with
soreness in the stomach and LEFT side. and
could smell nothing. In the meantime, tried
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, SauiOrd's Radical
Cure FOR Catarrh, and other remedies recon-
mended by friends, besides remedies from
local physicians. all OF which failed TO cure,
and the best gave but slight relief About six
weeks ago ! met Dr. James Keck. He said the
trouble In my stomach and side was caused BY
the Catauh having extended down 10 those
points. He also said that he had sure Cure
Tor Catarrh, and he could cure me. About nve
weeks ago began using the "Sure Cure" The
pain over my eyes has disappearedi the sore
ness in my stomach and side is gradually dis
In fact, 1 feel like "a new man, and am con-
vlnced that / will soon be permanently cured.
Any one doubling the above statement can
consult me In person or by MALL and viii re-
peat To them Vive yOce what have here COM
mitted to paper. CHAS. II. HAMLIN.
Engineer r. r. Ferry boat.
MILWAUKEE, Or, Jan. -, 1873.
DEAR DIR. kECK:-I am glad you came TO
Oregon, for thought must die with consump-
ton til YOU began 10 treat me for Catarrh, b,
which I have had all my life, and which in
herited from my mother. There was "A hole
eaten through the cartilages Of my nose; my
health, every way, was bad in the extreme,
with pains in my head, and general debility.
! noticed "a radical change after using the FIRST
bottle. The pains ceased in my head, my
breath grew sweeter than for years, and had
no bad taste in my mouth on rising in the
morning. I have used three bottles OF the
'Sure Cure.r Never could have believed such
a change possible. ! advise all afflicted with
Catarrh 10 attend 10 10 al once. The "Sure
Cure" Is rightly named. All may rely upon
its merits. Yours for success,
ROSE HUBLER-
nE- Dr. IacroiN's "Secret" for ladies for sale.
Onice-Rooms Il and Is Strow bridges build
ing, First street, Portland, oregon.
Office hours for gentlemen-From 10 Il A. n.
and to q p. ". Ladies-FrOm 10 IN. n. sun
days from 10 p N.
Those persons wishing TO be relieved OF
chronic diseases in any form will never regret
consulting with DIR. JAMES kECk.
Address, with two stamps, at Portland, Ore
gOn. 30
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Portland. OREGON.

L AIDES DRESSES, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
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style. Boys and Mems clothing cleaned and
dyed, and prices reduced. Cleaning gloves, .
cents. All work warranted.
Goods not called for within three months
will be sold 10 pay expenses, and any Articles
damaged OF lost by IRE we viii not hold our
selves responsible FOR. g-W
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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JOHN RANDOLPH

nNCE SAID. THAT 4 MAN OUGHT To
" choose his wife as Mrs. Primrose did her
wedding gown. FOR qualities that would wear
well,'" meaning this in the best sense. "Well,
what has this 10 do with
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II. G. REX. N. ID.

ofice and Residenee-Corner Morrison and
First streets.
office Hours-Froml P. N. 10 p. NJ, EXCEPT
Wednesdays and Saturdays-9 A. NJ TO I'm
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Silver locks grow dark from the use Of HIPS
Hair Dye.
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W. {. JOHNSON. 70. N'CowN. LA.MACRUN.
JOHNSON, MGOWH 4 MACRUM,
Attorneys and Counselors- at Law
VIII Practice in all the Courts OF the state.

Loans Made on Reasonable Terms. COllec-
tiOns, including Rents Of Portland Property,
promptly made. Abstracts furnished, and
Real Estate Leased, Bought and Sold in Multi
nomah and Clackamas counties. Particular
Attention given to business in the L. ). Land
Office, Oregon City.
Ofiices-Monuasfes Brick, First street. Port
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IF NOT TROUBLE,

You may keep ont, or IF IN TROUBLE, you
may be helped out Not at the present mo-
ment thinking OF any other way OF bidding for
the patronage OF the Dear Public, the under
signed herewith begs 10 subscribe himself,
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and estimates on work gladly given. 7-29
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CURRENT COIN OF THE REALM,

Not even refusing silver. when 10 is not hurle
al him in too large doses Anything an
everything that the Ingenuity Of man or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-21
Call for Rouffa.

WAsHIsGTos, June 2O.-The SecreLs.
ry of the Treasury cslls the following
bonds: Coupon bonds, dated July /
1865, namely: $50 No. GO,OOl, 70 $1,000
both inclusive; 800, No. lO3, 900 to lOG,,
600, both inclusive; $500, No. 1900 q
1900, both inclusive; 81 600, No. l30,-
600 70 l35,OOO, both inclusive. TOtsI
coupon bonds, &2,50J,OOO
Registered tond redeemsble a. the
pleasure of the United States after the
lst of July. 1870, "a follows Fifty
dollsrs, No. 2,lOl to . 300 both inclusivei
500, No. 1871 70 1900, both inclusive
800, No. 10000 10 10, 200, both Inclusivei
$1,000, No. 80, 100 10 80, 100, both inclusive
5000, No. 8, 900 70 9,l0O, both inclusive
$4,000, No. 1871 TO l7,lOO, both in
clu,Ive. Total registered bonds. 25O0,-
900; grand total, 100000. The prin-
cipsl and Interest will be paid at the
Treasury on and after the 20:h 0! Sep
tember next, and the Interest will cease
on that day.
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G. Marshall, of West Virginia; j. b
Shinn and u. w. Shinn, of Arkansas \,
p. Van NJ eter, OF Kentucky, and L. I
Vinson, of Kentucky.
There was ne first honor in this class
either, the second being divided between
j. Amber and }. +. Vlnsou. The de-
gree of Bachelor of Letters Cthe minis
terisl course) was bestowed upon u. d.
Ghent, OF Kentucky; d. A. Quick, OF
West Virginia; A, SkidmOre, Of Ohio; b
l.. Smith and J. Ed. Tate OF Missouri.
The first honor of the class was given
MIR. K. Skidmore.
This is the 9th session of this College,
and the number of students was Ill.
Seventeen States and three foreign
countries were represented. The total
number Of the Alumni is $50, including
the class of '7S.
Bethany College is certainly doing
good work, and TO no one Is AS much
honor due than to Professor Pendleton.
Among those present from Wheeling
were Gov. Mathews, DR.. Logan, Robert
White, Capt. Mcclure, w. Pendleton jr,
Messrs. Andy Wilson, j. NJ. Todd, a.
w. Campbell, K. NJ. Stslnacker. Mr..
Anderson, Postmaster of Pittsburgh, and
one OF the most prominent gentlemen in
the State was also present.
The L. b. s., society composed OF
young ladies OF Wheeling, hired bus
and paid all the expenses Of the trip to
Bethany and return Each lady invited
u gentlemen friend. It's members are:
Misses Ida Hall, Clara Fisher, Lou But
Ter, Jessie Bates and Jennie Thorburn,
(of St. Louis,) the gentlemen were:
Messrs. j. Rihldstier, Dode Baird, All
Glass, Bernie Mcclure, S. Howard and
A. Beech.
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ASerisus Clerical BIunder.

WAsHIsGToE, June 20.-In the sum
dry civil appropriation bill. a. reported
from the committee Of conference last
night, there was section providing TOR
the continuance Of the Hot Springs Com
mission which was created in 1877, to sp-
praise and sell the valuable governm meHt
reservation which embraces those springs
in Arkansas. The surprising discovery
is made to-day that this section wss 81
most entirely omitted in the enroll
ment OF the bin in the offices Of
the Clerk OF the House Of Represents
livcs tor the Presidents signature.
The only portion OF this section enrolled
was the last half Of its last sentence,
which WAS attached 20 q section concern
Ing an entirely different subject. Its
omission wholly defeats the object Of the
section, and the operations Of the Hot
Springs Commission will have 70 be sus-
pended until Congress can again act
upon the subject. Meanwhile the pres
ent occupants Of the reservation will re-
main undisturbed in their possessions
Very large pecuniary Interests are In
vOlyed
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Vermont Democratic state Conven
lion.

MONTPELIER, June 20.-The Demo
cratic State Convention organized to-day,
with George l.. Waterman rs chairman,
and renominsted w. II. Ii. Bingham tor
Governor, Jerome w Pierce Lieutenant.
Governor, and G. +. Rutland, Treasurer.
Resolutions congrstuIsting the country
on the restoration OF home rule in the
South, and the overthrow Of the military
combination, brought ABOUT in response
to the demands of the Democrats, and the
retrenchment and economy in Federal
and State administration, strict sccounta-
bility of sll officials, honest payment Of
the public debt home rue, no
federal interference in munIclps. or
state elections, Just and equl,G-
bic revenue tariff on currency,
for al snd the gradual substitution OF
green backs for National bank bills TIE
resolutions further state that, in view o'
the overwhelming majority for tho late
candidate for President, the Democracy
of Vermont have resolved that tie
thanks Of the people are due to the men
who originated the present Investigation
OF electoral frauds, and tba. tho reyc,a-
tIons already made before the committee
eliminating the Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Republican Senator from Ohio,
leave no room 10 doubt the wisdom of
this investigation; and that, while they
would sanction no assault upon the Off
cisl title Of President Hayes, they urge
the prosecution and punishment Of al
who aided the frauds by which the Pres-
idency was wrested from the Democracy.
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bill TO authorize the Secretary Of Wsr &c
repair the public building st C!evelsnd
Ohio Referred.
At 6:52 q message from the President
announced his approval Of the sundFy
civil bill.
Mr.. Clymer announced that together
with Mr.. Willis, of Kentucky, and Mr
Conger, be had waited on the President,
and that the President had stated that
he had no further communication 10
make 10 Congress
The hour Of : o'clock having arrived
the Speaker said;
GENTLEMEN OF TIE House or REPRE.
sENTATIyEs:-The srduous lsbors OF the
session are closed. Let Us hope that,
under the providence of God, they will
insure to the solid welfare and happiness
Of the people, and expressing teryent
hope that each snd every one Of you may
have = safe journey TO your respec-
tive homes, il only remains for the
Speaker, in pursuance OF the reso-
luton of the two Houses Ior
the adjournment Of the Forty tth Con-
gress, to declare that this House stands
adjourned without day. Applause
Owing 70 the early hour the adjourn
ment took place very quietly, not dozen
persons being in the galleries, and not
more than tfty members present.
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ROUSE.

Mr.. Banning moved TO suspend the
rules and pass the bill Incorporating the
Moulders Union.
Mr.. Clymer moved that the House
take a recess until 4 30 A NJ and quite a
sharp controversy arose between him and
the Speaker pro tenn [SPringerl as to
whether his motion bad not been made
prior to Mr.. BsnnIng's.
The Clerk proceeded 10 read Mr. Ban
nipg's bill, but was Interrupted by calls
of ".outer" and the confusion became 30
great that toe ergesnt-st-Arms was
called upon to preserve order and tor five
or ten minutes he walked through the
hall with his msce Of Office though his
efforts 10 Quell the tumult were received
with shouts OF laughter, some of the
mem bers even throwing documents al
the officers. When comparative quiet
had been restored the reading OF the bill
was completed and the bill was defeated
by vote of 81 10 IS.
Recess TIL 4:30.
After recess at Abs Mr.. Atkinson
offered resolution extending the time
for final Adjournment until o'clock.
Mr.. Rice, from the Conn on In
valid Pensions, reported bill granting 8
pension 20 Belinda Mcdonald
Tie Reading CLERK being worn out,
Mr.. Cox, OF New York, volunteered 70
read the bill, but his appearance at the
Clerks desk was the signal for chorus
OF cries Of "louder,' until be was obliged
TO leave his position, and the services Of
the Sergesnt-st-Arms were again in
reQuIsitien, great amusement beng Gre
ated by Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,
who, at sight of the Sergesnt-st-Arms,
fed precipitsntly 10 the cloak room.
Pending action on the bill the House
took recess until $50.
The House reassem bled st $50 o'clock
a. with very few Of the mem oers pre-
sent.
Mr.. Clymer offered g customary reso-
iutlon for the appointment Of Commit
tee of three 10 wait on the President and
inform him that the two Houses we're
resdy 10 adjourn If he had no further
communication - make 10 them. Agreed
70.
Mr.. Franklin offered g resolution de-
clarlng that in TIE Investigation of the
charges preferred agsirs. the late door
keeper Of the House, J. W. Polk, moth
ing bss been shown affecting bis personal
integrity, or rejecting on him as an hon.
orsb!e man, and allowing him two months
extra pay. Agreed TO.
At 6:45 Mr. Rainey, OF the Committee
o. Errolled Bills appeared II The House
with the enrolled sundry civil bill which
/ the Speaker laid before the House and
signed it amid applause.
M Townsend, Of Ohio, introduced 5
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Stove Manufacturers Convention.

CLEVELAND, June 20. To-day ses-
sion of the National Stove Manufacturers
Convention opened at IL o'clock, with
President S. Jewett in the chair.
A resolution was submitted by Mr.
Lord, of albany, n. Y calling the at
tentiOn of the convention 10 the fact that
while the outlook is more encouraging,
yet the condition of the trade neCessItatos
the most cautious procedure on the part
of each manufacturer; that there
has not been an over pro-
duction of desirable drst class goods,
but that the surplus is mainly con-
fined to stoves of inferior grades, which
may be forced upon the market, and
necessarily restrict the sac of goodS Of a
better quality that the prime cause OF the
low prices lately obtained is the forced
sales made out of season. The members
OF this association and business men gen
orally are to be cordially congratulated
upon the repeal Of the bankruptcy act,
which will aid greatly in restoring cont
dence in commercial circles; the system
Of contracting convict labor as at present
existing in the several States Is PERM
cious and demorRiiziDg to The last
degree.
Adjourned TO meet IN Rochester, n
Y, In January next.
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Meeting Of Railway managers.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-A large meet.
ing OF the Presidents uperintendents
freight agents and other officials OF the
Western and Southern railroads met ut
Baruum'S Hotel to-day for the purpose OF
con: dering the freight schedule for the
roads leading from 81. Louis, Louisville
and Chicsgo 10 the South. The meeting
Was organized with f. w. Cole, Presi-
dent of the Nashville, Chattsuooga and
St. Louis road, SIS Chairman, and Charles
Lindsll, of the Southern railway, as
Secretary The Chsir stated that the
object Of the meeting WAS to BRING
shout maintenance Of the freight rates
from the West TO the South. a COM
mit,ee Of fifteen was appointed to con-
slider and report on the subject. The
report recommended ths: Virgil Powers,
commissioner of the Southern railroad,
be appointed to confer with the agents
or EEsnsgers Of steamship lines running
from New York, Philsdelphis sud Bs!ti-
more 10 Southern pcrts, snd ascertain
their views in regard to freighta and re-
port to 8 future meeting, watch was
adopted, and the meeting adjourned 10
meet in New ! ork on Saturday next to
hear the report OF Mr. Powers s. TO the
result Of bis conference With the steam
shin lines.
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Lynch Law in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, June 90 Pearson aud
Ssdler, who, it Is supposed, outraged the
person of Mrs. Groves near Mitchellville,
May llth, were taken from the Spring
field jsil at one o'clock this morning By
about one hundred armed, unmasked,
men. The jsllor appreheuded no attack
snd was unprepsred. He was compelled
to give up the keys, and the men were
taken about five milesf rom town and
hanged. No doubt existed IS to their
guilt, Both protested their innocence.
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The Indians.

SAN Francisco, Jnne pa Silver
City dispatch says that Msjor Egbert'S
i've companies OF the Twelfth infantry.
mum bering l95 men, srrived here st 10
clock this morning, baving made 8
forced march scross the country from
Cornscopla, averaging thirty miles day
They remained two hours sDd departed
Tor Camp Logan, about twenty miles
dis.snt on the Oregon and Idabo line
An outbreak of the Indians St the Duck
Valley reservation is anticipated. A.
Paradise Valley and Guineus river
trouble is also anticipated among the
Indians.