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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-06
NARRow GAGuE.
Another Newsy ana spicy Lette-.

BROWNSVILLE, Or, Aug 4. 1850.
ED. REGISTER The reapers have COM
meneed, and harvest time Is at hand again,
and everything betokens a bountiful crop.
The weather tor the past few days has
been cool and pleasant, so that men and
teams can do a good days work quite
comfortably.
Hay is still being brought to town in
great quantities. and the crop is unusually
large. Mr.. d. Cary sowed quite lot
of oats on wet land that turned to cheat,
and he was obliged to cat it for hay.
Dan. Howe is visiting his brother Lere
at present.
Rev. G. Sperry and family arrived from
Heppner to attend to harvesting his crop
here
The Marshal is having some new cross
walks put down, that is far a-hea1 of any
heretofore bni4t here
Dick Warren, the man shot by Goodman,
is improving. and if nothing happens will
get we'll again.
Mr.. Hanslnan has got his hop house up
in good shape again ; tie heavy wind
hops are very good this year, and promise
very heavy crop
The Seattle i2oSt Of a late date contains
the information that the Orpgonian Kaii-
road Co. have let the contract for twenty
far cars 70 be built there Immediately for
the Company.
By recent news from Portland we learn
fI-lt n flf md fl4rS
are to lie here and commence work the
| roaG-hed tomorrow. and the work is TO
| be pushed through till the road is FINISHED!
to this city. Also, by letters from tie
| scene OF operation in the neighborfood Of
/ Slverton, we learn that more men and
teams are being daily put Oh at work, and
it seems now certain that this great work
will be pushed through lively this fall
As to warehouses here tliis fall, ii is not
fully settled yet whether the Company
will put them up or not.
The mill here has got a good sup! "
OF lumber on hand, AID has sIIur down TIL
after harvest.
The Blue Ribbon club held its regular
meeting last higlt. and WAS well attended
The tol'owitlg We're duly elected as officers
for the next three months: Geo A
Dyson. Pre- ,ideut Peter Hume, Vic
President ; Miss Rosa White. See. l.
Willie, Treas, and Miss Emma Fou>t
Orgafist. The Club is III a lloutishit4
condition, aud under Mrs. johnson,
leadership ilas done well this summer
The saloon here is under full heae.uay
again, a'd tie empty beer barrels ar,
beginning be set.t back for re filling, buI
"f course it is a legal Institution. tad W,
must stand it the balance OF tile year.
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Criminal suit.

On Friday last the Eer1t}1 contained an
article charging james II. Lnnu. ESQ.
of iuhunan conduct. i'll 'his. that Mrs. !.
JJHrown came into Mr.. LunIn'S store in
Scio to bid goodbye IL her son. who was
cicrking in tie store. and while in the
aef of kissing her son. Mr.. Lunn strnck
her in the back and with blows drove her
from his store. On Monday. August 81,
Mr. Iunm commenced criminal proceed
ingS for libel agaiust Pottingrr s. Barnes,
OF the Iie-uid. before Justice Haven, M"sSrs.
St}ahan s. Rilyieu. assisted by Judge w.
B. Ssuflev, of San Francisco. for the prose
cntion. aud Powell & Bi!yieu for the de-
fpn>e Barnes made oath that they bad
but ore witness. Mrs. J. !. Brown. o prove
for a coutInuance on the groIuid that said
witness was too i'll to appear on the wit
ness Stand. .inlgr Strahan urged hat the
tri"l proceed !; that they were willing tllat
tie Court should repair tn tie house of The
witness and ;ake l,er etjmnny This be-
ing objected TO. Ie then. ON tile part of the
prosecution. proposed TO accept the state
mprtS made in the paper a> witness evi-
,i.ucc. q" any other evidence in the case
The. d+f,.,,se proposed to otfer by their Wit
t"~>. Mrs J. T. Brown. The defense OBJ
j.cted Ia everything. and insisted upon a
p"~tp"nemcnt until Fri1ay. August 18th.
which the Court granted fixing the bail
OF Barnes and Pottinger at 5000 each.
which they gave.
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Fr;rnci< NJ Thompson died at the res
ih,rce of his step-tafhrr, Mr.. I~am-
Wn'k"r. near Albany. Oregon, July IS.
1880. aged 10 wears 10 months and 19 days.
y tn early age of eighteen months h"
WAS afflicted with spinal affection which
c.,uSeh him at timeS Intense Suffering
during the remninder Of his life. The
last attack, which, occurred three weeks
before his deceasc. produrr'l paralysis of
tine vocal organs aud seeming unconscious
ness.
Marion. as he was generally called. was
4 bright had aud when abe to attend. was
always found in his place at Sunday
s hnnI. Two weeks before his last Him ss
lille going to eamp-nieetirg ut Roberts
bridge. his stem fl her remarked. My son.
I hope you are going to the meeting
for yol1r own gool.'' The little fellow
quickly replied ives. indeed am trying
to Eve Christian" To-day he IS with
the Holy One who said Suffer little
children 10 come unto me and forbid them
nor, for of -urI, is the Kingdom, of Heaven. :
His reminds rest near B"ownsville in
the family cemetery. by the side of those
of his father. two si>te RS and two brothers,
to await the resurrection. w.
Albany, Ang 4. 1880
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ERaaEu Tea.

Haffenien Br thrr~ have just received
their first instsllment OF teas. f-oTh Jap
An. OF the new crop. They have per-
fected arrangements whereby they secure
teas of the first crop = the best quality
AMI Highest favored teas. 1t is put mp
for them in Japan. in quarter. half, aud
one pound papers, tour pound boxes. IS
well as in bulk. They are conceded to
be the best teas ever brought to this mar
ket. and Haifcntlen Brothers Niil sell
teas cheaper than they were ever before
offered here. Our folks have tried it
and pronounce ic the boss tea. Try it,
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E'erog-nphtc run.sers "a: var.

You army chap" sail the gir' +"
her military lover -EGa90r Coap.7e1cil
..'rliat'~ where YOU soldier self he wrote
back when he einped with another girl -
Otaara Rep7tI5tea7e. This ntay he trooper
hapS. HuSsar for the other girl ,-Bostou
Post Some m:}itias mi:chirf at the
bottom OF it no doubt = Pht5d9e'p pAi0
BnUetin- LIS the regular thing. of corps.
for fellow to keep company with one
girl Post. When onr rifle on these
paragraphs we felt like sewing to tl,e poor
girl: 'sWhat maior say anything about
it ?" We would give order to stop all
further punuing in this direction it we
thought there was anv chance. of para
graI,herS Il hayonet Boston Saturday
Erentng Gpzette. This has big gun -
experience quite q boom. It's aStoiiish-
ing liowitzer gniHg the rounds. We coult!
not help but picket up Boston ,Journnl Of
Commerce. It's mortar fyiug to think
that paragrrphcrS cannon dertake to per-
petr:te such stuff. Shoot it ensign off
forever
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WIN Regulate she Price.

The question of tonnage supply for the
surplus grain OF this coast. will regulate
the price received by producers for their
grain 1t il now estimated that Oregon
will turn out 200. 900 tons. and California
LOCO. 600 tons of grain, dicating surplus
of about one million tons, which will re-
uuire FIVE hundred large vessels. At pres
ent there are but $50. 600 tous in sight, and
prices for charters are already tnaifeStiIig
an upward tendency. The higher the
prices for charters, the less will he the
price paid TO producers for their grain.
Later in the season may develop the fact
that there is no lack of shipping at fair
rates and the contrary may be the case.
The present quotations at San Francisco
are 61S TO Cork, probably equivalent to
65s from Portland.
Were producers of the Central VILLAIN
ette Valley independent OF the mouth of
the Columbia-in other words, We're the
contemplated improvements completed 1T
Yauuina Bay. with even the present Liv-
erpool quotations t10s 3d,. producers
could count on fair prices for their grain.
The dangers ut the mouth of the Column
bia river, the cost of pilotage, the long
distance from the mouth of the Columbia
to Portland, anti the uncertainties. Difficult
ties and delays of the nav gation. all act
to deter shipping from coming here for
charters. if charters can be obtaiiied profit
ably anywhere else.
For the interest of the whole State. and
special Of the Central Valley COUNTIES,
let the i'm Proveinents ut Yaqrina Bay be
pressed as rapidly rs possible.
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Keep Your Eye on she Bridges, Eec.

A loose plank on Fourth street bridge,
East Portland, caused the death of little
Rosa Rankin on Wednesday. As she was
passing over the bridge she placed her foot
on the loose plank aud was precipitated
below, u distance of over fifty feet. into the
mud and water. The city will doubtless
he compelled to pay heavy damages for
this neglect. Let our city look carefully to
her bridges and walks.
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impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeahle consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most mortifyiug
and unpleasant to its posseSsor, and it is
the most inexcusable and offensive III
society; and yet the cause of |: may easily
be removed by cleansing your teeth daily
with that Justly popular deutrifrce. Fra
grant SOZOD0NT. 1t purifies and
sweetens the breath. cools and refreshes
the month. and gives pearl-Iike appear
ance 20 the teeth. Gentlemen who indulge
In smoking should cleanse their teeth with
SOZODONF. as 1t removes all unpleasant
otlors of the weed Ask your druggist for
It. July.
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pcraonnI areution .

Dir. u. NJ. Jones and wife returned to
this city on Tuesday, after several months
residence in the John Day country. Mrs.
Jones is still unable to walk witllcklt the
aid Of crutches. but the limb is healing
grarit,aily ana she hopes soon to entirely
recover its use. DIR. Homes has got euough
of tle bunch grass country for the present,
practice of medicine again. fact that
will be earned with pleasure by his many
friends.
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Mrs. Coll. Van Cleve is agent for the
Challenges system for cutting All kinds of
ladies' chihIrcn's and mems wearing
apparel--anyIhing in the share of clotllirg
can be cut by those understanding this
system. II beats the world. and has
taken the first premium wherever exhibit
ed. Charts sold With or without instruc-
ton. Ladies are inv itcd TO call aud see
for themselves. Also. the new style trac-
ing wheels for sale. Sta:npng. for eitlie r
lraitling or embroidery. executed. Demo
rests reliable patterns always on hand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-06

We have for sale,-at Lebanon and Grass
ridge. 800. coo feet Of all kinds of Lumber.
such as scahtling. .i"istS. barn iinhers. box
At Lebanon we have a superior lot of Dry
Lumber. such Rustic. Flooring, etc.
Owning to The late fire. we are offering
this lumber Mt REDUCED RATES. Address
US at Lebanon. CONN BROS.
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Armed TO 1lle TeesE.,

Is very common expression. but we
think that armed to embellish and pre-
serve them to a ripe old age is decidedly
more appropriate. This can be done BY
keeping yourself supplied with bottle of
that splendid deutifrice. fragrant S0ZO-
DON'T. which will heautity the teeth and
preserve them from the rIvaces of decay.
SOZODONT contains no acids Of gritty
substances which iniure the enamel, but
is composed of rare anti>eptic herbs
which lave a beneficial effect or the
whole economy of tile mouth. Sod by
druggists. aug.
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appointments.

Gov. Thayer has made the following ap-
pointnents. g. II. Stewart of Albany, s.
d. Snowden of GervaiS. J. A Applegate of
Salem. David GoodSe'l of Portland T. S.
Burnett of CenterviIie. W. H. Byars of
Rosehurg and F. a. Watts of Peoria as
notaries public for Oregon; j. B. Fithian.
OF Oregon City. aisle-,ie.-c canf,l on the. Gov
ernor'S staff. with rank OF lieutenant colo
mel. W. G. Cooper. of Canias Prairie. cap
tain. co. H. ID regiment. 81 brigade,
O. ). NJ
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On Tuesday bad horse that Mr.. Hous-
ton was attempting TO shoe, used HIM
rretty rough hrusing him up scme. His
put Mr.. Roberts. then went after the
horse t" fini>h up the work, but before he
go through with the animal he too was
knocked about quite lively, getting his
shoulder somewhat bruised.
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A.nnny Farners, 90.

See notice of this Company in this issue
of the REGISTER. They have two large
warehouses, and can take good care of all
grain entrusted to them. The officers of
the Company are all solid, raightforward,
honest business men, who can be relied
upon in any NATTER
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Change OF T:Ssses.

Johns O1eneal is now Chief of the Cor
wallis Bioe2e-and under his care the paper
will certainly succeed. If there is any hope
at all i'm the succe<$ of p Democratic Jour
nal in Benton. anyway we wish the .,old
man - the greatest success financiaily
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-06

Work on tile Albany & Lebanon rail
road is heiEg pushed right along. The
ri sht of way las been pretty generally
secured along the entire line, and it won
be long before we can be whirled over to
Lebanon by the iron erse In iiffy.
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Grain storage.

Messrs. Ballard, ISon 6 Co. come to the
front this week with an advertisement to
they desire storage. They have a splendid
warehouse and mill. aud offer special in
ducements to all patrnaizing them. They
are straightforward, honorable. and liberal
dealers, aud parties who patronize them
will not regret it. See card elsewhere.
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married.

July 17rh. 1880. at the residence OF
James Divine, near WateIron, Linn coHn-
ty. Oregon. by Elder M. N. Norton. MIR.
NJ. L. Divine and Miss Della Dustin.
August 4th. at the residence of DIR. G.
w. Gray. in this city, t,y Rev. S G IfNine.
D. D., Mr.. William Marks and Mrs. +. q.
Wi1ev-aII of Linn county
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Religious services.

...The Christian Growth will be the
theme of Rev. j. L. Wolfe's discourse ut
the NJ E. Church in this city next Sunday
morning, and in the evening 1.-The Future
Existence of Man.
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Notice of Final settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersiSn-
IN ed, executor Of the last will and testament
III Nelson gimons, deceased, las nled in the
County Court of Linn cOuuiy. oregon. MS Hnel
account as such executor, and saturday. ne =! d
hay of August. 1880, at one O'Clock p NJ OF sstid
day. has Eeen SET by said COuri for the hearing
Of objections TO such final account and the set
demeHt thereof, and any person Interested IN
said estate or the settlement hereof, ~ hereby
nOttfie 10 appear before said Court at the court
house in Alb ny. Oregon, on said day. and nle
their objections. II any. to said final account.
DANIEL SIB1pNS, JR-. ESecutor.
Weatherfora < Blackburn, Atfys for EXT
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y splendid run OFF job work has kept us
down TO our knitting this week. But we
don't complsin. We are on hand to do
all kinds ofiob printing in good style at
prices that will suit-and don't you for
get it.
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At His New shoD.

FRED WILLERT is now established in his
new two-sto.y wagon and blacksmith shop.
Second street opposite :. f. 4oun@7s ware
house, where he is PREPARED TO do all kinds Of
DlacI<sIAitliusr. rcDairing of hacks, wagons.
etc. He also has ON hand. and will continue
to manu- facture, hacks and buggics. which will
able terms. 35vI2n3
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ExecutOrss Notice.

NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT letters
~ tes1ameniary flie last will and testament
Of Nicholas Kizer, deceased. was iSsned 10 the
undersigned on the ID day of june, 1880. by he
County Court Of Lima county, Oregon. tiiere-
fore ali r,ersons having claims against theestate
- said deecased, are required 70 present the
came. with the prpper vouchers, within SIX
hnonths from he dafe hereof, 10 the undcrsign-
e1t at his residence IN sssid county OF Linn.
r. ~. KIZER. Executor.
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Gard OF Thanks.

I hereby tender my sincere thsnks for
the kindly assistance of disinterested par
ties i'll lending me a helping hand in my
late disaster. PEILIP COHEN.
Albany. Aug. 3, 1880
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Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence Of
the X. B., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that imposition is intended, will
give the names Of all its Ingredients by affidavit.
The above offers never made before by the pro-
prietor of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testimonials further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam
phlet Treatise Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle is enclosed Price $l per bottle
Esning II ounces, 20 to so doses. Sold by drug.
essts. D. RANsoaI, SoN Co., Prop'Ts, Buffalo. NY
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Onward E.oelge No. aee.

On Saturday evening last the following
named persons were elected to fiji fhe
chairs in this Lodge: Chief o. a Arch
ibald V. T. Clara Fisher Sec, NJ.
Chambers r, Kate Han-t"n Clar-
lain, Jane Crowdcr NJ, Scott Royce :;
I. g., Celi>fa Houston; o. G., George
Weiss. Installation Saturday evening,
August 14th
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Settled.

All damages resulting from the ftlling
of the wall of Messrs. .Senllers dS Sternherg's
brick last week, have been amieably settled,
aud the work of rebuilding the old and
putting up the new brick will commence
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Rr. q. w. Gray.

Dentist. Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block, up stairs. at large bay
window Prices in proportion to TIME and
MATERIAL consumed. 1134
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST

OFFICE in odd Fellows Temple, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and as
reasonable as is consistent with good work
lnanship. n32vI2
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BENTk%T.

DIR. B. II. FREHsz.AHD has located in
Albany for the practice OF EsezasistrS.
All work warranted. Office In Parrish
bI0ck. corner First ana Ferry sfs. febl
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John v. Bruce defendant.
In the name Of the STATE of Oregon 1ou
arr. hereby required to a1pear and answer the
com rlaiBt Of the above platntiH IN The above
entitled suit nov file with he Clerk of said
Court. on or before the fcurfh Monday, the 2lt n
day of Ocfober $780, it being he nrSt day of the
next regular term of said t;ourt: ana You itt:
answer said complaint as hereby required. the
V1Ininti6 will amply the Co,lri for the relief
demanded in paintiffAs = complaint, to-w1t Il
decree against sail defen,'an: for the disso!n-
ttou Of the bonds of ma rlmony supslsting pc
tody and control Of the minor child, Llltlan
Bruce, and TOR costs and disbursements.
'This summons IS published by order OF itc1i-
b. n Harding, Judge of said Court, made at
Chambers in Salem. Oregon, June Il. leso
WEATIIERfORD & BLACKBU RN.
,rI2n3a AtforneN s for pnintI1.
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Graham & Son nave moved iuto the
room adjoining the Register building on
the west, where they viii hereafter eon-
dpct their tailoring business.
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&mIlaInftIaa.

In the Circuit Court of tho state of Oregon
for the county of Linn.
n. T.. Bruce, plaintiff,
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$40 % %

win be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu-
ally agreed upon for every certificate of this medi
sine pubIished by which is not genuine.
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King Of the Blood

Cures all Scrofulous affections and disorders result
ing from 1mpurity of the blood. It is needless to
specify ALL the sufferer usually perceive their
cause; but Salt RheUm, KfnnpLeS, Ulcers, TtSDaoFs,
Goitre, Sb0eltin0s, &C., the most common, as
well many affections of the Heart, Head, LITER
and Stomach.
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PRESCRIPTIONS,
WIN receive fmme Hate and careful attention
at Rll hours. day and night.

e- Pure Wines and Liquors for medicine
80 II. SALT RsEz.
oct. &C. '77-5vl0
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A Disg usled DueIist.

The regiment TO which Taunton belonged
was stationed at Straits ingapore Malacca and Pen
ang 6ut he was Consisting :. brigade major Ehils
Tainton was known TO BE- an extrsordnsry shot with
gun. ride and pelebow. Nothing could rune him
ton, with smile, would think Of throwing him
out OF . window than he would OF kicking cur down
stairs Me was lamb 10 aGpss,ssnes but very lion
quarreled but In those dueling days he could
not IT times avoid the wager TO battle. - D.,
late arrival took umbrage at some remarks Of per-
fectly iu0hensive nature made by Tainton. and the
est forbearance, and my gallant friend tired Of
being made target Of consented TO 70 out provided
his terms were accsed %. and these we're that they
he " be armed with his bow alone, and his ad
versary to load his own weapon, and that from the
moment this word 'Load,'' was given each party was
TO be At liberty to do With his weapon what he chose
The seconds Knew Tainton we'll and they anticipated
some fun from the novel dus So while consenting to
the terms they made them known all the station.
The day arrived Taint0n's adversary strongly pro-
tested against such strange duel; but he told he
with the challenged. SO D. more irate than
ever. went TO the place OF nesting vowing he would
dril hole throagh his man for making such fool Of
him. The whole plain was crowded With spectators.
The stood face TO face. Tainton with his pockets
full OF hardened pellets and his bow. D---with an
D lifted his powder TASK, when rap. rap came
two pellets his knuckss, when he dropped his pistol
sns ass .s aAs
and hastily picking Up the pstoland mask tried to load
but similar visitation as before made him drop them,
while another rap, rap. made him turn his back on
his foe The seconds interfered, and declared the
duel vt end because the conditions had been vio
lated by D., who was led of the ground fosming
with rage. But little reflection and little inquiry
into anteeedents and character Of the antagonist
he had To deal with convinced him OF the folly OF quar-
reling with such man. and party was got up At
mess where the two met and shook hands. Tainton's
skin with the Indian pellet bow was something mar
yelous. He had been known. for wager. with Ave
nal S6DOV6
native oicers Of his regiment nO only loved him but
believed him be- possessed Of supernatural powers,
and ever fond OF relating the most impTobsble
stories OF him, and nothing would convince them &C
the contrary. One story was that with hard pellet
he could drill hole In earthenware waterproof and
with soft one all itup again. -Chambsrs's Journal