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THE GREAI .ENGL LlsH REMEDY.

Is q never-falllng CuEe,
ior Nervous Debility
Exhausted Vitality,
Paralysis, and all snch
terrible effects as Loss
|of Memory, Lassitude,
Aversion to Society,
|Difnness of Vision,
Noises in the Head,
and many other diseas-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

~TOIICE Is MEHEBT GIVEN THAT II
N Pursuance Of an order Of the Count Cour; .:
the state Of Oregan. County Of Cmatla, made ,h3
10th day u July 1890 in the matter Of the Estate H
Christopher Rinehart diseased will ssli 81 pubic alc
ton the highest bidder :nses hereinafter
scrbed Friday, August 20, 1880. at O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day, following described real
tate together with the Improvements thereon towt:
The WI Of sw; mel Of sst, set Of nwt, nw4 OF
section cot IN L ssE, lying and being In Uniatilla
County, Oregon, and containing two hundred acres
Terms: One malt cash in haad one-naf in 70
months sesUrsd b. iao. gag On the premises.
I. H. FOSTER,
6. v Knox Executor,
Tust.n Bel,
Auys for Ex-catn5.
westoE, July II. 1873, 7l7-so-s~
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N. DUsENRERY 4 CO.'S
ssNI II w NJ TO- E IKas

STILL CONTINUES on'a CASH BASIS and have
just received unusually large invoices of Dry Goods
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods, boo.ssaad Shoes
Groceries and Provisions, which prepare Ito sell
at the LOW EST possible rates FOR CASH. Grain
Bacon, Lard &c, taken in eXcnans- for merchandise
Remember the place: opposite Drug Store, Min Street
Weston. o-. qGue
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HEAT.--The thermometer indicated SO deg.
in the shade last Saturday, being the hottest
day Of the season.
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.. PINE Creek is quite lobster bed. The
" brought t Of them to towa thu other
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

LEGAL Church. Sunday School every Sunday
20, A. NJ, end scrvice' 1t J, ?. NJ, BY Rev. !. u.
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ncy nriero..lce at Centerville will
ned nrxt Monday, August I'd.
f.t.at at. ..s.,JL DAY-Last Tuesday opened out
,,nol. almost cold day, and fires we're in
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..a itedIst ChuTc,, sopth.-Rev. Z, P. Warren
plSer services he'd in the Baptist Church, on the
spc nd sunday Of each month, at II A. NJ and p N.
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OtAL LEADERS.

If farmers are all busy, and gen.
. {. with the prospects.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The Central Ohio Saeugerbezirn, in ses-
sion at Akron yesterday, voted to hold the
saengeriest Of 1882, at Dayton.
A man named Johnston, residing near
Aylemer, Quebec, killed his brother and
then killed himself, yesterday.
The Democrats OF the Third Mississippi
District, unanimously nominated Hon. II.
D. Money for reelection to Congress, yes
terday,
The Democrats, In the Third Congress-
ional District Of Maryland. yesterday nom.
mated Felter S. Hoblitzell to succeed
Ran Kimmell. and in the Fourth District
renominated Robert NJ. McLsne.
U. S. Treasurer, Gilfllan, yesterday in.
structed assistant treasurer Of New York,
10 invest to the best advantage on account
In the sinking fund Of the Union aud Pa.
cific railroad Sl2T,S5 and on Central
Pacific s2l2,670.
Early yesterday morning, at Columbus
Ohio, +. Moyles, OF Augustin, W. Va, &
brakeman on the Pan Handle Railroad
was run over by locomotive and killed
II Is supposed Moyles wSsintOxicated, ,anC
laid down on the track 10 sleep some TINT
during the night.
Charles Degnillcieldt was arrested yes
terday forenoon at Memphis, by specia
officer Bauer, Of the Treasury Department
for counterteiting trade dollars. A mum
ber Of moulds and oiher implements wer
iound in the dwelling occupied by pep
nillefeldt, who Is said 10 be an old o.
fender.
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rnEARnY orruE poroMAo.
Eleven III Annual Meeting fthe socIet,

Eleven w Annual Meeting oi inc society.
BuRLlNdrOS, W., June l6.-The
eleventh annual meeting OF the society OF
the Army Of the Potomac took place
here to-day. General Phil. Sheridan,
Generals Nelson and Miles and many other
eminent soldiers arrived this morning.
The veterans present number about 400,
aud in numbers, as in other things, the
reunion was a complete success. The city
was prOiusely decorated with nags aud
bunting Special trains came from all
directions bringing in hosts Of spectators,
tie number being estimated at 5000.
Proceedings were opened this morning
with q procession composed Of the First
Regiment National Guards. Vermont Vet
eTAns, with band and drum corps, aud
marched through the principal streets TO
Tie Howard Opera House, which was tilled
70 It's utmost capacity. An address was
delivered by Hon. Daniel Roberts, which
Daniel + Sickles, President OF the Society,
responded to. Next came poem by
joaquin Miller, brief and appropriate.
The Principa address was delivered by
lion. Luther r, Marsh, OF New York.
AZ the business meeting this afternoon
me following officers wee elected: Presl'
SSent-Gen. HOratio q. wright. vice
ppfesldents-FiBt Corps, Gen. John v
SSlolnson; Second, Gen. James b. Loiti
Stalfdr Col. W. A. Rafferty,; Filth, !
MS,sEart Tower; Sixth, Gen. James II.
nAren; Ninth, Gen. McKeifen; Twelfth
%ysG;; WIN. Cogswell. Cavalry, Gen. VIM
MmelIS. Treasurer-Gen. NJ Mcmahon
EEseotding secretary-COl. Horatio @
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, June 1O.-The five families who
were yesterday evicted with some Diff
cultv near Balla, were last night conducted
back to their holdings by large crowd.
The land troubles are beginning TO as
sumo serious aspect. Land League meet
ings are growing In numbers, and scenes
OF violence are OF every day occurrence.
The non-paymento oi-rent programme is
bearing its inevitable fruit in the hum
dreds OF evictions which take place every
week, accompanied by lawless threats,
and in many cases sanguinary outbreaks.
The people assemble in thousands to re-
sist the processes OF eviction, but the land
lords, with the assistance OF the police, are.
usually successful. An ejeCtment in the
County Leitrim yesterday ended fatally,so
far as the assaulting party was concerned.
The facts are as follows:
Henry B. ACheson, OF the County Ros-
common, attemptedto fence farm which
belonged to him near Ballenamore in
Leitrim, from which tenant had been
elected. The peasantry to the number Of
800 swarmed TO the spot from the sur
rounding country, armed with shoyels,
pitchiorks, &C., and attacked the working
men who were erecting the fence. The
Acheson party, who were put TO flight,
turned and fired revolver, wounding a
man named Mehan, who died later in the
evening Acheson, who escaped but was
subsequently arrested, was protected by
the police. Some Of the peasantry were
also arrested.
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nLEw MS nRAINs our.
"Thus Conscience Makes Cowards of U,
AII.r
CENTRAL STATION, June lG, 1850.

CENTRAL STATION, June l6, 1880.
Special Dispatch Othe Intelllgeneu,
Since Sunday a young man named
Noah Towner has been missing, and his
friends feared that he had killed himself,
and when they found him not at home to
dinner yesterday, they instituted a search
10 the woods for him, as he left his
home taking his gun with him, saying he
was going hunting.
About dusk last night his brother found
him several miles In the woods, with his
brains blown out. He was lying on his
back with his foot on the trigger. He left
a note in bis pocket to his friends, saying
that he was tired Of living, and that he
had done many wrongs, which tormented
him to such an extent that 1t was more
than he could endure, and that he was 60
Ing to that place where the smoke Of his
everlasting torment would forever ascend.
His friends and relatives live at Cam.
bridge, Ohio.
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ENGLAND's ROYAL GUEST.

LONDON, June 16.-Aiter the presenta.
ton Of addresses at Guildhall to the King
of Greece, the corporation entertained the
distinguished guests at luncheon. The
Lord Mayor proposed the health of the
King, who responded, briefly referring to
the progress Greece has made In recent
years. lie said that as soon as the from
tier question was settled, he felt sure that
the construction ofa railroad and other
internal improvements would begin.
The Prince OF Wales, responding to
"The Health OF the Royal Family, !" said
he felt sure be expressed the sentiments
Of all Englshmen when he sincerely
hoped his Majesty, the King OF Greece,
might shortly have advantages, which un.
til now had been withheld. from him.
Mr.. Gladstone, in proposing the health
OF the Lord Mayor and the Corporation,
said he trusted that the report Of this eel,
ebration would 20 forth to the world as a
demonstration to all whom 1t concerns,
that the interest OF Englishmen in the
fortunes OF Greece, is real and universal.
The corporation, he said, have chosen a
uh1 iUE luls CeItmOu1 Wlt2 singular
felicity. On this day the representatives
OF the great powers OF Europe are met
together in the Capital OF the Great Ger
man Empire for the purpose OF consider
ing in what way they may promptly give
effect TO the stipulations OF the treaty Of
Berlin, and prove that the assembled
wisdom and might Of Europe speaks to
the world in accents that denote: reality,
and Is destined TO have practical effect. /
entertain the fervent wish (united with
National confidence that it will be full
filed that the representatives OF the
powers who are thus assembled may take
in hand the important task committed to
them in spirit Of equality and Justice
without respect to persons and without
looking to the right or left, that they will
fix their mind aud attention on the object
that is proposed TO them OF giving fair
and equitable Interpretation TO t6ose i'm
portant provisions Of the treaty on which
the future hopes OF Greece in small
degree are suspended. May every pro-
vision be adopted that can tighten the
burden ot the arrangement and insure its
happy effect so that 1t may take It's place
among those monuments OF diplomatic
wisdom which will receive grateful
not only OF men and the.geu-
Grafton OF to-day, but posterity through
ages to come,
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senator Henry sun on Deck.

wAsHrSeroS, June l5.-senator Davis,
Of West Virginia, made long speech on
the subject OF his Treasury Investigation.
Some two years have been spent upon this
Investigation, more than $4,000 expend.
cd, and all that the committee has been
able to report, IN substance, is the fact
that there are some apparent discrepancies
as to the amount Of the funded debt, and
that on some OF the ledges and other
books Of the Government there are blots
and scratches. Senator Davis declined,
however, to express an opinion as to his
belief that there had been any wrong do
ing by any government official, and he
ala not even charge that q single dollar
had been eOuuptly appropriated or dis
bursed.
Senator Dawes, a member Of the Com
mittee, made very vigorous and scathlng
reply TO Davis, and showed how unfair
and partisan 1t was TO throw out inslua'
tions that there was maladministratton In
the Treasury, and yet to refuse TO express
an opinion ailirmatively to that effect.
Mr.. Dawes showed very concluslvely that
the Democrats, after tgo yenrs investiga,
ton, and an expenditure OF S20, 900, had
baen unable to find that single dollar oi
the SIS, ,00Q, /, 900 900 passed over the Treas
ury counters had been misappropriated oil
used by the Republican administration.
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THE LAND HAGUE on pAnNELL.

DUBLIN, June 18.-A split is threatened
between the Land League and the Irish
Parliamentary party. Alta meeting to-
day Mr.. Brennan said that the League is
In receipt oi thousand letters week
from tenants who are asking for assistance
TO enable them TO resist the ejectment,
aud that il is strange that no steps are tax.
en- to forward the bill providing for the
suspension OF evictions, pending the set
tlement OF the land question. He said
that some resolution coudemning the con-
duct oil the Irish Parliamentary party
should be passed by the League. II the
party did not pass the bill they would be
false to their pledges.
The Rev. W. Joyce, in speaking Of Ar.
0'Connor Powers land bill, said it was
only a makeshift, and the Irish party
should reject II. Other speakers used
equally harsh terms. twas proposed that
Sir. Parnell should be directed 10 come to
Dublin to explain the conduct OF the
party. The whole debate was character
lied by a spirit OF the greatest hostility
towards their representatives in PArlia-
ment.
The meeting concluded by calling upon
the party TO pass the ejectnent bill aud
reject the o'COnnor power proposition.
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Seymour and Thurman, with strong sub
current for Bsyard.


A delegation Of Arkansas editors, head
ed by Pat Douan, whilome editor Of the
Caucasian, and former White Sulphur
Springs celebrity, have been here for a
day or two on an Editorial Excursion.
Donan is put down as the editor of a
Deadwood, Dakota, journal, and is prob
ably merely accompanying the Arkansas
travellers as a chaperon.
Major Nelse Campbell, of Monroe coun:
ty, who is "a bigger man than old Grant"
has been here since yesterday.
Senator Hereford who has benin Staun-
ton delivering a commencement address
at one OF the Young Ladies' Seminaries
there, returned to-day. He will probably
remain here some days after the adjourn
ment, Mrs, Hereford's health being the
OCCASION OF his stay.
The printers In the government office
are good deal put out by the summary
means used to reduce expenses. Bob Sill
vey being especially disgusted with his va
cation.
Counsellor George Thompson, formerly
Of Wheeling, andnow Of Chicago, was here
yesterday. ID.
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oAIRo, June lG.-There is much excite
meut here because ChRchiu Pasha, for.
merly Minister of War and Marine, OBJ
tanned naturalization as an italian subject
without permission from the Egyptian
Government or Porte, thus placing under
the protection Of the Italian Government
his immense property, which, Il il yen.
orally supposed, really belongs 10 the ex-
Khediye. Chachiu Pasha lett Egypt yes
terdAy without having pas port from
the Egyptian Government. The Khedive
has issued decree ordering his degrada-
tion, dismissing him from his appointment
In the Egyptian army aud iorbidding his
return 70 Egypt,
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Ihe rirnfIon Convention.

The usual round trip convention rates
n the Republican State Convention at
Grafton, on the 3Oth Of June, have been
arranged for. Delegates and all others
ri.bipg 10 attend will find tickets on sale
=, tbe principal stations. The arrange
neut will Of course apply to the delegates
10 the Congressional Convention called to
meet at Grafton Immediately after the ad'
iourpment Of the State Convention. The
round trip fare from Wheeling will be
about s..
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TROUBLE IN THE GLADSroXE GOV.
EkNMENT.

LONDON, June lG.-It is said that Pre-
mier Gladstone wrote Monday night last,
before leaving the House OF Commons, a
long letter to Lord Lyons, British Minister
to France, explaining the O'Donnelr incl
dent, and. .instrncting bimito read tho letter
to President GreVy. 1t is also rumored
that II 0'Donnell fails to prove HE accu-
sation against Challemell Lacnur, Premier
Gladstone will move vote OF censure on
him.
The Liverpool cO,rir states there are
grave dIssensions in the cabinet. II. Hon.
Jos. Chamberlain, President oftha Board
Of Trade, wishes TO retire. His principal
grievance being the failure OF the Govern
meat to recall Sir BArtle Freere from the
Governorship Of Cape Of Good Hope.
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LITTLE Rock, June l6.-Samuel Sullivan
was arrested several days ago to await q
tiequIsittOn from Indiana on a charge Of
iIo'Eery. Yesterday Officer Spurgeon, OF
Indiana, arrived and received him from
She local authorities. Alter this marriage
ileense was procured and Sullivan was
married. to Miss Jennie Jerome, who tol.
I9Ned him from Indiana, he left for the
North SSottA in irons to-day. His bride remains
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.uoyc the bills that fell through in
cony,e.s by reasOn'of adjournment yester-
,'y was one for an accurate geological
.a,sey o, ofseyeral Of the states, West Vir-
.iDiu amnng the number.
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Tur prospect now is that an unusually
,,,ye vote will be polled at the Republican
n,imaries on Saturday next. The Demo-
r,,r, made such terrible mess out Of
,nair nominations that much wider in
,sre,, than usual centers in the Repub-
loan nominations.
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THERE is trouble brewing in the Demo.
cratic camp in this community over the
nominations Of Monday. The more some
n The bosses think about the ticket the
m,dder they get. They have reached q
poiut where they talk about a Democratic
mass meeting to nominate a legislative
.t.L.,
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CINCINNATI, June l6.-The commission
ers Of the Internal Millers Exposition to-
day confirmed the award OF the committee
in the class OF middling purifiers, which
had been made to Geo T. Smith, purifier,
Jackson, Mich. Also awards TO Dufour
& Co., New York, for batting cloths; and
Bernard Lees, on tho receiving separator,
wheat brush machine and smut machine.
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r,Lewis Baker had been in Congress he
,,nnI have grabbed the whole OF the
'S,I,rv Grab" and pocketed the entire
r,.dit Mobilier himself. There would not
S,ye S been any of it left togo round among
nrhar members.
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S@ iOEE, June l8.-Proposals to
sell bonds to the government to-day, ag.
sreGa'ed ss,Ol9, 500, Of which the Score
taFy Of the Treasury accepted 5000, 600,
al iW 81 to l04.sS for skies Of 50, l06 81
70 1854 Tor sixes Of 20 and l0S IS to l0S.-
accepted,
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ar is not indiscreet," says W. E. Chan
dler in letter to the New York Tribune,
"pow the danger has passed, to say that
Grant would have been defeated at the
polls, and the Republican party, on a
wrong issue, with candidate most un-
wisely selected, would have gone down to
destruction not soon to rise again." In
other words, ChandIer's idea Of a political
warning is 10 keep it bottled up till the
danger is past and the patient well or dead
On the whole, it is generally safer, discreet
or not, to speak out and tell the truth in
time to accomplish something.
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TIE first regular session OF the 46th
Congress adjourned yesterday at noon,
alter being in session since the lst Mon
day Of December last. The actual work
accomplished is very insignificant. The
whole idea has been that OF the "circum-
lOcution Office" not to do anything. The
iOIlies Of the extra session have been kept
in misd, and from the outset, as some one
said last winter, the Democracy determin'
ed to "sit on their mouths" and say as lit,
tie as possible, land do even less) that
could furnish Republican capital in the
Presidential campaign. So, in reality,
nothing has been done worthy OF men
ton, and the long session has resulted in
scarcely law Of any special moment OF
benefit to the country,
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Lee, Of Newark, New Jersey, was ut one
time great tayorite Of Courtney's, but he
failed to meet bis patrons expectations at
the great Watkins regatta Of '7S, and be
has not done much 10 improve his reputa.
ton since that time.
THR AMATEUR oARsNEN.
The amateur oarsmen are, OF course, not
SO well known, and it is very difficult to
calculate anything at all about their
strength. Laing, the champion Of Canada,
attracts q great deal Of attention, but he
has not yet given people an opportunity
to see what he can do. He arrived last
week and commenced practice immedi.
ately, but stayed out only short time the
first day, and has been very wary when
observed ever since. 1t thought that he
will make q lively struggle for the first
place. Most OF the other men arrived be-
fore Monday, but took their practice spins
on the upper part OF the river. Rhode
Island will be represented by Holmes, Of
Pawtucket, who Is said to be in first-rate
condition, and able to pull all his friends
claim for him. He is a general favorite,
and will go into the race backed strongly
by the city Of Providence.
THE COURSE.
The banks Of the Seekonk eliminate in
grassy bluffs and upon them, overlooking
the river and the course on the west side
ef the stream, have been. arected a mum.
Der OF grand stands capable Of accommo.
dating 10, 900 persons. On the other side
of the river two grand stands have been
erected, which, 1t is estimated, will have
a seating capacity for 10000 persons. The
police arrangements are as complete as
possible and the river will be patrolled by
boats which will keep intruders from the
course. The distance for the professional
race will be four miles instead Of five, as
originally intended, the alteration being
due TO the fact that the river at q point
two miles and half from the starting
place Is not sufficiently wide to admit OF
The stakes being turned without much
danger OF fouliDg. The Company offering
the prizes have agreed to the change Of
distance, and authorized the custodians
thereof to pay the money TO the winner
81 four mile turning race. The prize for
The amatuer race Is an elegant cup valued
1t 81, 900, weighs three hundred ounces, is
of sterling silver, aud is described as the
trophy ever offered for boat
-ace
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NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

sarAslds Popularity with the Democratic
Members Of Conursss-Bslling the
"ReuIster' Thomas Cat-The
Haglra to Cln clunatl-Reml-
niscences Of Geo. Daven.
pOrt, t,Dscsassd-Gsn.
eral Notes and
Gossip.
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Dn. Tou 0. EDWARDS, of this city, was
in New York recently, in attendance on
the session Of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION. While there he called in COM
pany with Prof. Dawson, of Cincinnati,
on the rage Of Gramercy Park. Prof.
Dawson is an old friend Of Tilden's, and
was admitted to his presence as soon as
his card was sent in. DR.. Edwards says
that the great Presidential aspirant pre-
sens very decided case oihopeless inval'
idism. lie is but little more than o wreck
Of man, being partially paralyzed, and
otherwise quite feeble looking. The DR.
thinks that it would be simple lunacy Oh
the part of the Democracy to nominate
such man for the Presidency.
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GALL READY, GENTLEMEN. :
Regatta on the seekonk.

Short Sketches Of the "Knlvhts Of The
sprucss"-Soms Good Work Expected
The Entrles-our Own Wslsusr.
ber Said 10 Stand a Good
Chance Of Crossing the
Line 10 the Front
Ranks-The
Course.