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WE have serious apprehensions that
The next CITY Council, if composed of a
majority Of Republicans, will introduce
measures that will prove very exrrava.
giant. 1t is quite evident that shonld Mr.
Gallagher be elected he will ask an en-
Iargement Of the police force, which i,
entirely unnecessary. But his idea is ia
buy men 10 make a strong party and he
does 1t on every occasion whenever he
can thereby bring grist to his mill. The
only thing at which he has been success.
ful is p Ilitic', and he seems never 10 have
made enough from this to keen the tnx.
payers from troubling him with threat.
ening calls. Mr.. Gallagher should he
satisfied with one office under the Citv
government. But it seems he is not and
is cheating the city out of much time
while elrctioneering for the Mayoralty.
lie will be defeated in his object and Mr..
Almond will no doubt be elected. Every
Democrat should be really to vote on
tuesday to secure this result
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John p. Almond received l749 votes
lor Mayor at the nomination, more than
al his competitors combined. There
were $500 votes polled, all by white voters.
Charles II. Gallagher received 1l37
votes out Of 2s49, only plurality. 1t is
supposed that Of these 700 were negro
votes.
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STOP
& READ
All foi ms OF Kidney and Urinary dis
eases Pains in the II ,ck, sides and Ions
are positively cured by
GRANTS REMEDY

Its effects are truly marvellous IN Dropsy,
Gravel, Bright's disease, Seminal losses,
Ieucorrhoea, and lost vigor, no matter
OF how long standing the case may be pos
tive relief is had In from one 10 three days.
DO not despair, hesitate or doubt for 1t Is
really a specific and never fails. II is
timely use thousands OF cases that nave
been considered incurable by the most
eminent physicians, have been perma-
nently cured.
IL IL also indorsed by the regular Physi-
clans and Medical Societies throughout
;he country. sold In bottles at T 20 dollars
each or three bottles which is enough TO
cure the most aggrav ated case, sent TO any
address on receipt OF FIVE dollars Small
trial bottle ONE dollar each, all orders TO
be addressed 10
Grants Remedy Man "a fac turing
Company,
554 Main 81, Worcester, Mass
jy2l-4m
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FOR MAYOR,
JOHN u. ALMOND.
FOR CITY COUNCU,

FOR CITY COUNCIL.
First Ward-PETER b. HUEsTED.
Second Ward-BENJ. f. TOWNSEND.
Third Ward-JAMEs MCGLINCHEY.
Fourth Ward-ALEX. j. HART.
Fifth Ward--JAMEs CARMICHAEL.
Sixth Ward-JAMEs II. PRICE.
Seventh Ward-ANDREw f. CROW.
Eighth Ward-DAvID II. WELLS.
Ninth Ward-RICHARD II. ROWE.
Tenth Ward-LEwIs =. LYNCH.
Election, Tuesday tie Sd Of September
Polls open bettceen IL and II O'Clock
forenoon, and close at 7 D. M.
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HOME LOAN. shares OF stock in the
Ill Eighth Series for sale Eacn share
entities the holder 10 borrow two hundred
dollars. First payment, Sept u, 1878.
President-G W. BUSH.
Treasurer-J. w LAWSON.
+. + TAYLOR. Secretary,
aug26- 2tawim 5O2 Market 81.
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PUBLIC SALES.
r--
100 New Dwellings for 1878. in
this section of the cIty.
PUBLIC SALE
2S GOOD
BUILDING LOTS !

On Eleventh, SheaTman, Twelfth and
Heald streets, ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3tsr, 1873,
At +. M. sharp, on the premises, VII
mington, Del, without postpone
ment, withdrawal or under
bidding.
The is lots near Eleventh street Bridge
are on the proposed avenues to the Della
ware River, are adjacent to large and i'm
portant manufacturing interests, and to
the navigation of the Brandywine River.
and are NANNY ON solid ground.
n stores and dwellings are now in course
o: construct IN on the squares in which
the other ten lots are located etween Tenth
and Eleventh and between Poplar Il Pine
SITS. ~ more on adjacent squares, and
many others are contemplated There will
this vicinity during the year 1878. with
promising prospec of all being promptly
taken by purchasers or renters Excellent
sewerage. good dry cellars, and accessible
ty to manufactures. markets schools and
churches. TIE &. X. / Co neither desire
nor expect TO sell any more of this excel
lent and fast improving HIlles property
AT public sale, and the Private Sale prices
nM most surely be ddudnced from time 70 time
hereafter.
EVERY LOT WILL BE SOLD, com
mencing a No. l AID proceeding mainly
as mum bered. An omnibus Will leave the
Clayton House at 3;i +. NJ. returning at
close OF sale, free OF charge.
For Terms. Plot and Particulars, see
posters. j. Il. HEALD
president Christiana River Improvement
Company augA,2 ,2S ,3OS3;.
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Fashionable Furniture
J. & ]. N. HARMAI
NJ. 40 King Stree''
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We respectfully inform me ,he
..-.1t4 zens of Wilmington, ana tus
rounding country that we COM COL
esExtss TO manufacture ami Keep 4H y
at our large and long establishes ..l9o,v
rooms, Furniture Of every vsT,eg po:ev
stvie' consisting OF Mahogany ~ mo,e nar
s,yd end Walnut Furniture suitable iot Pa'
4 Inine-room and cham ber uses 10 rOsr
u nnr n assortment of Furniture is IsaIsa ,sisvs
,,ora varied thanEan be found IN Lrisnrn pgsS
and ali articles sold al our es'a"
are warranted as represented. ,asnious|
Venitian Blinds OF the tiUs, psni consIad
designs made 10 order an, o,Ipr hepr r., md 4
on hand, We also nian,nS nripnsni Of spd
SANITY EssPS oss and iIit HGsk Ma!i[Ssssss
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AUGU5T3O. Ie9S.
-JS7S.-

-DS7S.-
Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
Of Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
EDWARD l.. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
ACOB BUTZ.
CITY TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN Z. ALMOND.
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DUBLIC SALE
30 HEAD OF LANCASTER COUNTY
co w -.

The subscriber will sell at aty->
Public sale. 80 head of First ~ ,AA y
Glass Mich Cows also. 81 head A@SN
of very fiue York Stat Calves, III
Heifers and Bulls So head "a COOL STOCK
Ewes, on Wednesday Afternoon, Sept 4th
1879, a. O'Clock sharp at Henry Husbands
Farm. In the Ninth Warl, Wilmington,
Del. A credit of 80 days will be given
without interest No postponement on
account of weather.
JOSEPH GOODLEY.
l.. w. Stidham son. Auctioneers.
aug 3-WltAdk3, 1881
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The Best Qualities of MEDuTy1

The Best Qualities of MEDrIy
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PRopslrIi
MEDICINES,
AL Ninth and MuEA|
Choice PERFUMERY COLoGyss
AT WILllANsl
A nne assortment Of HAIR TOOTH
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and NMGs|
A choice Imported Key West prldsoH
West or Gre Iley Cigar
AT WlLLlAAs|
ChoiceFLAVORING EXTRA CTS SUD
aud Pure,
At Ninth and MarE4
AT WILLIAM,
Fine A MEXICAN & IMPORTED So.
AT Ninth and Maid
" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAP0y
CEOUS DENTIFRlCE,
AT WILLIAMS
ChOice GUeds, 4. ccUrdcD N dispang
RedsOridbie Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION sTQ
apl2tf Corner Ninth and Mara
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Transparent Teaching Cards

instruction and Amusement conpIned
important 70 parents and teachers; 20 dif
ierent ar 'tio designs. Tie entire mack
sent Tree 10 26 cts currency or .stain ps
Van Dell @ Co.. 20 Ann st., N. Y,
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A ST CHANCE
For Naturalization,

BEFORE CITY ELECTION.
On Tuesday and Friday next, at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ sessions OF the U s. Courts
Will be held at which persons entitled
may be naturalized. First papers should
be left at the Clerks office, In the 2nd
story of the Post Once building, before the
sitting of the court
aug26-4t y. X. SMITH, Clerk.
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NOTICES..

ELECTION.
Ia OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
COAL GAS COMPANY,
800 SHIPLEY STREET,
August Nth, 1878.
An elec'ion for nine Directors of the
Wilmington Csal Gas Company, will be
held at the office, on Mo day, the 2nd day
OF September next, bel ~een the hours Of
aud O'Clock. p. IN. WIN. Z. TAYLOR,
augI-Gt Secretary
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Vote for John p. Almond the peoples
choice for Mayor.
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BULLS COUGH SYM

W
A fresh supply just rece,ve,
"hoiesale and retail, BY '' aud for
cor 2; JAMES BELT
=, oor' sixth and Marss !,
II. Ii. II. Horse LlD,ma',
a fresh stock received snd dVl'' 1
q. JAMrslo MI loI bsss bss
=, oor- sixth and M.TsiI I
Majors Centennial C.m's, n''..N
al For mellding broken Chlps ul' %'
~. p. JAMES BEL,
W.: oor, - sixth and Make
vo.u wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle hr"l
npsrt q cooling and reiresbinssae usae
70 The scalp. For sale by "s 'el'T
2. JAMES BFr,
Cor, Sixth and MaIte91 IS9s
Leibig's Extract of Ms,,
IN l6- kib., Hlb. and IL. ,.,s
Wholesale and retail. by 'Ff''h
cor s,.,zz z JAMES BELL
COR Sixth and N rkej ,S SRA,
Palmsr's Dandelion CoHs.
Is not only less injurious than ~,
Zee, but is considered by tboss ,ta Ia.
ased = ,resh 1t 10 have positive remeiIsI sus eai
a lresh supply Just received. p' SOL sa a
'"ie "ne reIall. Dy u. JAMES BFiTI
eof. sixth aud Market sMrs,I M
m Hubball's Prepared Wheat,
nan I'M - popular article of childreu, +,
Cor Sixth and MarktMl M NM.
Chlorate Of Potassium.
one barrel just received, and .oIv.
sale and retail, by Z. JAMES xxi RIiN ~
Cor. Sixth and Markei s IN.
Nursing Bottles and Fitlhn
In great variety. For sale nv
M, 2. JAMES BELT
wholesale and Retail bmqrs
Corner Sixth and Markel' r.
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NJ OTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN We hereby give nstice that the
Collectors OF county and Poor tax Will be
found nj No. 10 East Sixth -treet, during
the month OF July and August; and AT Gis
Market street during the evening, for the
purpose of receiving the same
JOS. l.. CARPENTER. Jr.,
A GIVEN
July lst, las.-tf Collectors.
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TAX PAYERS, lake Notice.

Ihe underslgnsd, receivers of Taxes for
the City of Wilmington,will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day of July, 1873, between
the hours of and l. In The morning and
from 2 to in the afternoon, ior the pur-
pose of rece wing taxes.
ON all taxes aid during the month of
July, there will be n d, duction OF nve
cents on every dollar, and on all taxes paid
on or alter the n 1T day o august, includ-
Ing the first Tuesday of September, snail
be payable without "A deduction or addi-
tion as aforesaid, and all lakes unpaid on
the next day after the first Tuesday Of
septemb Der, shall be increased by the all
dltion OF nve per centum an the amount
thereof. EDMUND PnONOS1,
Receiver Northern District.
Including all North of Sixth street
WILLIAM kYNE,
Receiver Southern District
including all South of sixth street !
iYS-lf
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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
a 1884, is the largest and most iourlshne
weekly paper in The State, and has larger
circulation tnan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every yfhursdayafternoon, al 81
per year, in advance.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon (sundsy excepted y AT 4l6 Msrke
Street, and served by carriers To subscribers
In all Sarts OF the city and surrounding
payable weekly. Yesrly subscribers, 80 IN
advance.
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EG'ROPE.

LAsPEZZGA, Italy, July 1.-THE Dan
dola. one of the most powerful iron
cIads in the world. was successfully
launched yesterday. She will be armed
with !00-tons Armstrong guns, carrying
projectiles of $500 pounds weight.
LONDON. July 11-Telegrams from
Sydney, n. s. W, dated July llth,
state that two tribes of natives have
risen against the government on the
Island of New Caledonia and massacred
125 whites. including women and chill
dren. They have also captered two
military stations.
LONDON, July l3.-ConsIdersblc anx-
ietv is excited about Lord Beaconsfield's
illness since it is known that his pri-
vate physician has gone to him, but the
latest news from Berlin reports that
the Premier is better.
A Berlin dispatch says in consequence
of the opposition offered by Gorts-
chakoff to the demolition of the fortii
cations of Batoum it has not been made
obligatory on Russia, bur is only i'm
piled in the designation of Batoum q,
a commercial port.
The Treaty of Berlin is to be printed
on parchment and in antique type.
Each sienatory power will receive a
copy signed by all the plenipoten-
tiaries.
A movement is reported on foot III
Crete to ask for an English protectorate
over the Island of Autonoman' State
1t is rumored at Alexandria that King
John has resigned the crown of Abys.
sinia.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1l-Arrived-
Barkentine Emma Augusta. Tacoma;
bark Forest Queen. Seattle; bark Sa-
moset, Tacoma; schooner Frithiof, Port
Gamble
Sailed-Schr Courser Port Townsend;
U. s. s. Richard Rush, Kodiak; bktn
Eureka, Seattle; brig North Star,
Seattle; bark Gem If the Ocean, Port
Townsend.
SAN Francisco, Jufy ii The wreck
of the ship Western Shore, now lying
on Duxbury reef. was sold to day at
auction, and brought sl,325. Her car
go, consisting of $500 tons of coal, sold
for So. The ship lies in a position
extremely difficult of approach. and
will soon 60 to pieces.
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EAST ERN STATES.

CHICAGO, July-There is great sx-
element in Wisconsin over the tramp
nuisance. Migrants are capturing the
trains and demanding free rides, and
committing all sorts of excuses. Wig
orous measures will be passed by city
and state authorities.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, July ll-Trouble
with tramps continues Parties num-
bering about fifty each boarded a
freight train on the Iowa Central road
at Dillon last night and the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific this morning
at Atlantic. Armed squads of citizens
in both cases compelled them to leave
the trains, threatening them with sum.
mary punishment.
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FROM THE FRONT.

The Portland Standard, of the 18th
instant, has the following Indian news
not given in our telegraph:
Last evening. Col. Effinger arrived
in the city from Umatilla direct. 1t
is the opinion of the people of that sec
ton that the Indians have broken into
struggling bands, and are making their
way back toward Idaho. From indica-
lions. it is thought General Howard
did not strike the main force of hos
tiles. The battle between Major Kress
and the Indians was quite lively. The
pilot house was padded with wool, in
which q great many bullets were found,
and around the cabin their marks were
plentiful. Lieut.. Wilkinson captured
a pappoose in his rounds, which he
brought down the river with him. Col.
Efhnger brought down a requisitiou
from Gov. Ferry, of Washington Ter
ritory, for 200 stand of arms, which he
delivered to Capt. Sladen. at Van
couver. The requisition will be hon
ored, and the arms shipped this NOR
ming toward their destination.
The reports which have reached this
city from Oak Grove and Tygh Valley
we deem greatly exaggerated. A dis
turbance might have occurred in which
Indians took part. and fires might
have been seen upon the mountains,
and mistaken for beacon lights. To
persons who live in sparsely settled
sections, and especially in the vicinity
OF Indians or reservation. in such
times as these, are easily alarmed. The
nature of hostiles upon the war path,
has been impressed upon the settlers in
this country in such a manner as to
create panic upon the first alarm or
report Of -" 1njuns" coming When the
Indians are hostile, tho settler is
watching every point of the compass as
his and the lives of his family may be
in danger, and if anything unusual is
noticed. it is thought to be hostiles and
away they hurry. The alarm is spread
and settlers rush to the nearest settle
ment, where all kinds Of reports may
be heard. From indications, We are
skeptical in regard to the reported out !
break at Oak Grove across the Cas-.
cades
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sympathizers in the streets are many.
A conflict may occur, as isexpected, be-
tween Orange Hall and Victoria Square,
where the dangerous element is collect
ing in masses The chief of police
with sixty men, searched the psssen-
gers on the steamer from Quebec for
arms, but found none, some 400 or 500
being on board
MONTREAL. July u, 3 A. NJ
Twelve Orangeman have just decided
not to walk and the police will escort
them to their homes. An attack was
made Oh an Orangeman on Craig
street. bat he was quickly rescued and
did not sustain much injury
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

MONTREAL. July l2-Since eight
o'clock the city has been in . state of
con.motion with crowds of people on the
principal streets and military marching
to the rendezvous on camp De Mars
The first blow struck in the impending
conflict was by one of the Mayors
special constables, who deliberately as
saulted . bandman of the Prince of
Wales Rifles named William Sharp, at
the corner of Jacques aud Cartier Square
aud Notre Dame street, without any
provocation, as the regiment was pro
ceeding to Point Rendezvous where o
special escaped arrest. At nine o'clock
the whole military force, consisting of
five infantry regiments, one corps Of
artillery, and squad Of cavalry, were
drawn up on camp De Mars under
Col. Fletcher. waiting the arrival of
General Smythe's troops Their aspect
looked well. and the officers in com.
mand expressed their fullest confidence
in their men doing their duty loyalty
and we'll. The police are collected at
City Hall. where special constables are
assembled with white ribbons as badges,
and clubs in hands They are despic.
able looking. aud lot of police ser
geants say the msjority are Jail birds.
The utmost fear prevails that they are
a dangerous gang who viii commit ex.
eesses il they get chance. The police
are in charge of the Mayor aud special
constabies under Deputy Sheriff Neigle.
Orangemen are determined to walk. and
are now mastering at Orange Hall st.
James street. The hall is decorated
with their party emblems. The pro-
cession viii not be large, bat their
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THE subscriptions in aid of the rail-
road extension continue to increase.
Up to last evening about thirty thous-
and dollars had been signed in CON-
psratively small amounts - mostly
subscriptions of few hundred dollars
each-in addition to few large ones of
twenty thousand dollars. Hereafter we
may publish list of the subscriptions.
If they come forward with the una.
nimity they seem thus far to manifest.
there is little doubt that the fuu
amount required will be secured.
Property holders and all others who
have not yet put down their names will
find blanks at the Office Of Macintosh
Il Reeves, and ct Secretary SCOTS office
Front on street. 1t is hoped that all
will come forward early, without
waiting to be called on. that the COM
mencement of the work may not he
delayed.
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who are aiding the enemy, with guides
and boats and ammunition, inst as
Kress and Wilkinson are doing No
large place like Heppner, Pendleton or
walls WalIa is in danger from them.
They kill herds, isolated farmers aud
small parties, and seek for horses more
than for any other property. The
smallest stockade keeps them Of
Please have all who are under your
advice Or authority scout the country
between Willow Creek aud Cmatil.a
with view of picking up all sus-
picious Indians, no matter if we do
detain some who are innocent. | have
sent column in pursuit of those who
escaped from Us yesterday after the
battle. and am encamped here near
water to rest and refresh the animals,
while our scouts examine the trails in
different directions.
Yours truly, HOWARD,
Brig. Gen. L. S. A.
Have just learned by telegraph from
Walls Wslla that Howard will DO in
Walla Walls this evening and take the
train from that city to Wallula with
his command ; then take a boat from
that point and proceed to the head of
navigation on Snake river. The In
dians have evsded the General, and
are now making for the mouth of
Grand Ronde river, where they expect
to cross the Snake. Capt. Wilkinson,
in command of the patrol boat North
west, has just left here for Long Island,
about Is miles below here. where some
renegade Indians are suspected of cross
ing horses and plumber. He will re-
turn Immediately after examining the
country about there. and 60 directly to
Walluls. Our troubles here are prob.
ably over.
UMATILLA, July IL, 8 p. Nall In
dian canoes between Wallula and Co.
lilo have been destroyed. A dispatch
just received orders the gunboat North
west. now here. to proceed at once to
Wallula. Gen. Howard is on his way
to Walla Walla, thence by train to
Wallula. and will take the boat imme-
diately for Snake river. Latest advi-
ces say the Indians were last traced to
Csyuse Station, and it is thought, from
Gen. Howard's orders and the course
he is taking, that the hostiles are
moving in the direction of Snake river,
near the mouth of the Grand Ronde.
Not an Indian was seen on the river
from Cello to this place to day.
MoRELAND.
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rHE WEEKLY fNTELLIGENCER
Official Press of King County,
Saturday, July Is, 1878.
"OUTGENERALED."

The Oregonian says the hostile H.
plans may by circuitous route return
to the Malheur country and to Stems
mountain, whence they were driven by
Howard, and in that event that no
doubt eastern papers will pityingly
exclaim that Howard has been tout
generated" We think, in view of our
dispatches of this morning (Which were
before the editor of the Oregonion when
he penned the above and followed it
up with weak apology for the one
armed hero,") which state that the
hostiles have evaded Howard 80 cleverly
that he has virtually abandoned all
hope of oyertaken them in their return
to the Mslheur country, except by
making q detour with his main com
mand by way of Umatilla and Lewis
ton, where he must be further from
them than ever,) that not only
the eastern press tut every
sensible person will come to the con-
clusion that Howard is not only out
generated. but that it is high time
some efficient officer should supersede
him. He 10 very good sort of man
no doubt. Notwithstanding some Of his
idiosyncracies, but that is not enough.
The people of Eastern Oregon are hav
ing their property destroyed and their
lives sacrificed by few hundred sava-
ges. who have been for u month past
ravsging its whole extent from the
California line to Washington Terri
tory. with Howard leading but an inef-
fectusl chase after them, and they
want this thing stopped; and it is a
reflection upon the present administra-
ton at Washington, with it's knowledge
of the inefficiency CT the man in that
little affair with the Mex Perces, and
of his ill-success now, that he is not
superseded at once, and it is further a
dsmnable disgrace to it that no greater
efforts have been made by it to have q
sufficient force on hand before this time
to have scattered these red-devils like
chaf before the wind. 1t may seem
plausible to partizanship to excuse this
neglect on the ground of the small
ness of our army: but that is nc
excuse. The Administration. know
ing the extent of this outbreak could
and should have made q call for
volunteers and supplied them with
the necessary arms and ammunition,
then there would not only have
been before now an end OF
these Indians aud their uprising. but
better than all. tho lives Of hundreds
of men. women and children who have
been slaughtered by them would have
been saved.
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COLD!
COLDER
COOLEST ~!

Yes, the coldes! beer in Seattle can be had 1t
vanity Fair at cts. per glass. ice cold fresh
from the s-ctic cooler. Five different kind on
draught YOUNG K TURNER,
Je'-du Projectors.