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european advertisements.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1928 Broadway, corner Thirty
nrst-st 3Os Twenty .thrl-st, Eighth ava
80 Union square 76O Third
ave. cor FOrty-seventhst At the HARLEM OFFlCEA
lOOl $500 Thtrd-ave, corner one hundred aAA
twenty nftb-sL, " AZ regular 9naoe r.koA
I lEBlG COMPANI'S EAIRACI OF
IL Finest and cAc1p McatnavOrlng Stock for
Soups, Made Dishes aud
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
l. Meat. An invaluable and paatabe Tonic all eases
Of weak digestion snd debility as and boon
for which Nations should feel grateful" Medical
Press" " Lancet" " British Medical Journal" 50.
FBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Il Meat CauuOn-Genuine with fac smile Of
Baron LAebigs signature IN Blue INK across LaOel
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
4 Meat. To be had Of all stGrekeepers Grocers and
Chemists Agents for the United Wholesale
only. c. David & Co.. A. Mark Lane, London. England
sold wholesale by Park rilfori Smith Vanderbeck,
Acker Neral q COndit McKessOn q Robbins H. & T. u
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ON snd aft.r January 22 Is72.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trqn, leave VIA Des Dresses anu Cordndt street
Iarr- 6lre Pittsburg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace tgts attached at a M and p m, daily New
Wilnmsport Locs Haven = a. n. : p m; Cory and Erie
40 p u connecting ar Cory tor lItusNe Petroleum Cen
baltimore Wl.hns,ol and tie South, Limited Washing.
ton Express OF Pullman Parlor cas- daily except sunday
io = aud H. aud T. night Sunday and .. m. and
EH5ie.s Tor Baltimore except sunday. Up N.
For Atlantic city. p m, except SUNDAY.
Boats Brooklyn Annex" connect vita an through
trains er-ey ~, a1orlng speedy and direct transfer
rains arrive: From PItt~bura, e:2o and Boa NJ 1870
rjoa m. !. 3D. 5.}0 g:35. and D. M SUNDAY g. So
C.lo a. No.. $50 and io20 p NJ From Pluatepha 300
G99 ao 80" ?9i ioo aRG i2Q m sunday I'd Y 5'50
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.E-TABLI.HED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 IR4iE- hTRrG ~ ~ PrIiRPEL. Sun
PHIA, TWO n NEWYOEK.
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST. IMPROVED Equip.
MINT. AID TIE FA~TEoE iIME COS ~I'I-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express. Trains leave View. York Via Debrsses anu Cort.
10. = $50 ID iimi,edl u a. m p 800 34O D. . g. = :
and D. III, and y night sundays and 10 a. M, ., g. :
EIpr Trains leave New York daily except sunday al 20
d. KrtaiGinS tah5 leave Iir0adst station PiIairpha
1901. SOB 800 10, 900, 80 $40 500 and IL a. m Linn
| , Ia @ 65 56 = S a. no o$ G' = and
p. IA. Leave Philadelphia Via Camden, H. II. and $50
Ticket 526 90 Broadway Astor House, and
io9t Of D,sog.-s ana ,o aEa[ IT, f1uli7 ana Br9qS
IlG and liz Hudsou-st IoUoken; station Jersey city
The Ncwlork Transfer Company VIII cal FOR and check
baggage IRON hotels anu residences. ,, ,,.olr,
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT, NEW
"A X9Ek TKIBLNE WILL IL, BE- kECEINED At THE
hrst-st, 3Os West Twenty -th1-st- flghthave
No 92 East Fourteeuh-st Jnionsguare, 200 Third
F1rtysevenfh-s; az the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos. lO0l and 1900 Thiri-ave northumberland.
twenty hfth-st up % p IN, at regular nee rlse..
/ OST.-Bank Book No. 1O3, 272 % the Union
II savings Institution. The finder viii please
Il n the Bank broadway, sd a. and Dth-ave.
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GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON,
y ONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE % tor rt class limited tickets good only
-trauIer. ~TJNINGTON and NARRAGANSETT leave
leave daily except Sunlays i3O from Pier 3D. y. L.
loo. %. Jly-sL, arriving In Boston az q a
Tickets dt al principal LtAet ohccs 9Jater0Oms
Mt.tCUts Express Co.. &c Nos
- Broad gav House. and AZ Metropolitan anu Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket udlcca
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
steamers Pier 20 foot Of lrren ST. v r. AZ
daily except sundays Tor Boston via Providence direct
Freight VIA either line taken al lowest rates.
~ 3. AkCOCk- PreaidcuL l. N. kILhlNS. q. p Agc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26

Citn propcrtn 60 Lei
TEMPLE COURT.
Nos. 9, .. and Bectnan--t- between PAX Row and
Nas-aIst.
THIS ELEGANT OFFICE BUILDING,
now being erected for
EUGENE KELLY, ESQ,
win ready FOR occupancy April Is. 1890.
fq Ht tl.Ht i y q Viii T5IIiifnii&2&,'o
IL Nassau-st
V'O LET-From May 2O9 Water-st.
hroush to 2Oi frontst 2iXiit now 4sGgG4pird as
V'O LET-Scvcn-,torv Ruildug 6Ox75:
entrance on two stree near Fulton Forty, Brooklyn
WIN 10 Ho-se-poNeE AnIy q, .. FuIinan---
Citn propcrln fuantrn.
WANTED.-seycral stores and lofts in this
" vicinity foT .mueiate company, 10, 49,.
C0nntrn lJroperip for Sale ana 60 ccL
ATORANGE, Y. J. neshhorhooi speciality
E6wAR5P iH IiLfjS l. ms. & r. '''--
TOR SALE-Laree tracts Georgia Texas.
1 rennc--cc and Kentucky lands che1p. PACLF TODD,
For SALE;-i0 acres Of land At Long
dress Box at2, East Long Branch, NJ.
FOR SALE.-Ihirty-cigh hundred and forty
4 eighteen miles northwest Of Topeka, Kansas.
one Of the nn~-t stock farms IN America well red with
ucverdyug -ufiue and creek ruuuiug thrUu- the
Tho hp.t NJ and lard and
better America 81 part
ner-hip will --i thr ranch with I. the ~ sep
We viii sell rr-o1lb y, for cas' % anyone wishing
hi- number ranch tender imitation r. al t'
annie person. Sc Will answer al questions 5y letter Il
parties cannot come Lumccistcll.
WILLARD A. SMITH & CO.,
silver Lake, shawnee County, Kan.
NEONTCLATR, N.J.-IIigh. healthy and Access
VI sblc properties for sale All varieties Houses rent,
he'd. b tr' i
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEAT. toilet an ~ ls url,I'l aIt IltIrl+I5L
BLACK " t-l!H vi TIL, o3J main ttlol, DrlIEs y. -
THREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deep , Broad .st. Newark y Il. best business block
the city, occupied bv clothing house favorable
ITO any one wanting homes, in the country,
have ll kinds and choice on line NJ Northern Il. j..
y j. for sale at barelreu exchange y property
well plots o. choice land for tWeilA hotel
manufactures Also Pasate fronts CLARK, 229 Broad
way. Room 20
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Countrn propertn rJantc0.

Countrn iropertn uautc0
NEANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
w cash. PARKER, Post ONCE Box 1928. New York.
Brooklnu Dropcrtp for Sale AM 60 fet
ITO LET-5JJ Dean-st: 3-stOry brown
II an improvements Just put complete
order. Rent 500 BULAND& WHITING. l2l Sassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26

MI. j. & T. FhiHjps
3-story brown stone house with lot. No - charles
~, S, between Wavtrey place and west 4lh-s a..
lot l6SXHj Philip Mas ------.--..-. f''
BV EicbGrd T. EDHct
lots s Kincsbrid1o and West Farms Road, 7eG
II OF lIolmaH-st. together IN size, J3NfoN5u1'''
Jus mann .
lOtns same road. adjoining above, Zro&9'N-'S
10; Thol Kane .-.-----------
lot on CambrcIeugavc, sw cor ~ Nlli2m-'i, -
lots road. adjoining above t1grher ~ sl1t'
6iX6OX5IxlUO. IA Heacy.
-; WI Kane
plot Of land on Clmhrecur-avc NV coy ot crescent
ave, lS.4Xl3g. 7Xl u2.-Ac1.l JOS Mann ---.-----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Jan %, ISL
The following sales were held at the Exchange
{ lpsrOorn to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26

CALIFORNIA.
- OREGON, COLORADO ST PAUL, MIME
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, ami the NORTH.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO viathe
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTEES R'y.
II from two to five ira daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on all Of its
through and night trains For fare other in
formation apply byloter person any coupon tcke,
agent Co l. T. BOOTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26

| FHUIH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains after l~Sl will leave d~pots
Corandt and Desbro-ses-s M i0 a. M 40 p m and $50
pm t5tou, Bethlehem. eutOWu Reading EaUC Chunk,
Nilncsbare Towanda. Wavrry Ithaca, Geneva. Lyons,
Buffalo and the West Train az for EastOn Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading. NaUoh Chunk Nike and
Pullman sleeping coaches attached $50
Trains leaving and p. all points
IN MahaI0y ana EJIlrrOn coal regions ~
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Citn prCpcrln tJalico.

EEANTED.-Sevcral stores and lofts in this
" vicinity, for immediate occupancy.
rutland 81 WHITING, l2l Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
OceGr Steamers

VLNLNAL INNS \ L-lN 10 IVWIAN /
- BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANEE.
llrr of Company. ~ North River, foot of Noronst
tn, PASSENGERS bT tb line avoid Doth transit by English
railway and the disco ul0r5 OK crossing the Channel III
small boat.
AliEBIQI-T. ~autclIi ..... " elucsdav Feb. l. p.
81 Lat r. Vt Ntrtau---- ~ c.nrs'iay Zen; = p n IN
FRANCE, D. Haut,T..c " t,iuesIv, Feb. IT, . D. m
L-- \. --- ----- y. .----- No, D .-..u- -.---..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
THE RAILWAY CASUALTY

VERDICT OF THE CoRoNERs SUn or THE
... nn,gry,x Mruus. HE CONDUCTOR OF .n ,nI
NJ EXPRESS TRAIN ALL TIE ENG1NEFFs, S'T w DE
~ r,,r,,v AND THE RAILWAY coMrAN' ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
RAILROAD ITEMS.

TnE extension Of the Utah * Nor horn rail.
rond 10 Deer Lodge. NJ. r.. has been begun
The new railroad from Buffalo IN Chicago will
probably he omen for business by July ~
within about three menihs the gap Of lbs mile,
In the SoHthcn Pacific railroad In Texas be-.
tween III Posp and san Antonio viii b. com.
plc,cd
The grading OF the Kansas city a Memphi,
railroad between the Iron Mountain road anl
Black river has commenced.
Water Inns been struck In large quantities md
otsuperlor excellence Mt Sentinel Station. ON ihc
southern Pacific railroad
sixteen miles of truck remain Ia he laid on the
Air Line between indianapolis and Frankfort
The ties arr all on the ground
The Achison, Topeka Il Santa lie failroad
company propose To brlug people from the ensi
free, In order tina, they may examine Inc land.
which the company has Toy sale.
Railroad building ION the California & ore.
dina north. and on The vaTi road from R sSS
Vile south. 4 junction Of the two road, will hc
, effected at the state line
There were operated IN lSsJ 10 the United
States @66q miles Of malu track " railways
aud 2lpi1 miles. Of sIdngs Tie
lines win now probably exceed 1000 mllcs In
length.
The blockade having teen raised. passenger
ger and freight trains are now running ~ usual
on. the Ccsual Pacific railroad Travel TO
anu rom the east overland II at pfoseu,
pretty evenly divided between the southern and
northern routes
The railroad from willows. Colusa county.
north TO Ichcma, thirty miles In length will be
completed Within three months, The road II
continuation uf the Woodland branch, and
County.
Tho Mexican government accented tho Cen.
tfal racine railroad ffum NJ raso Del Norte.
.nnlh 70 chihuahua. The first locomotive for
me road has arrived on the track ready for bust.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
FUTURES

THE sales Of futures In this city rs recorded
at the Brokers Exchange since our last report
were S,e00 bushels Of wheat and 100 barrel. oi
pork
In New York there was decline Of n couple
of points In cotton. while In Liverpool an al
vance OF u siSly.fOurth Is recorded. The Specu.
htors In the north seem 10 have turned their NJ.
tention In some other direction than cotton.
while the southern sharps have seemlngl. sub.
sided Sales were very light and little Interest
manifested IN the great staple"
New York future. opened steady ut au advance
over the day before us follows July l2 ig, hui
the figures were not maintained, aud the mar
ket closed quiet and steady at II s. for that
month Sales hhhO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

vital fluid passing unobseryed In the urine and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best col.
large experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
tunder their special advice and treatment) viii
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found IN It, We treat all private diseases sue.
eessfully without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice, In.
Guiding analysts Of urine, IS, Price OF VITAL
quantity, $40. Sent TO any address upon receipt
OF price, G. o. D., secure from observation, ana
In private name II desired. by English Medical
Institute, No, us Olive street. S. Louis, MIS-.
souri, Postofllce box 2iG0
Wholesale agents, Williams, Tollveri A
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London. c..

Israel r. BroicH Prcst Eis T. Bro,ra, Treas
Those machines rus light, make line sample, and
clean tho seod properly Best English cast steel In tho
Ssws the teoth will not bend break on or turn back
iron puiloys throughout, brush strongly made with
adjustable boxes cast steel journals aud two belts
one at each end-snsirng cool bearings, full speed
and steady motion, (only Gin in market having this
improvsmcnt) Extra large shafts to Jaw aud brush
cylinders Strong iron frame best materials. supo
rior workmanship, sne nnLh.
sFsorc Brown Gln. have been sold Curing the past
throo aasons than any other two uiakcs combined Mr.
Israel T. brown from iIc to 1855 OF the ryn OF H. T.
Taylor Co. of Columbus, Ga) the president N the
company. has had longer practical experience In
making Gins than any other man living Present far,
ties Tor manufacturing and shipping uneqnalcd by any
other establishment Of tho kind In tho world Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND corr
COTTON,

lhk storms which were general to-day have
played sad havoc with the tclcpfnnh vi,:, ana
We atr deprived OF our usual market frnoris
iiOm The cotton ccnters. The only inpor,nni
l!ein rccorded y an advance OF a Slstecnih fos
\ cotton In New York. In all olhst markets
,h o,e was no change rcrotteds In this ci,y
,nnete were Few bales received ~ wagon. IN,
w, me storms prevented planters lrum npminv Az
s,e cry, rtices atc unchanged aud quotations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
Medical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, $50 psys. c,o,h.
~ sna gut binding 80 cents; same In paper cover,
. cents; Manhood. 10 cents; womanhooa 10
0snS pamphlet cents securely sealed. nv
maj. send money or postage stamps Dr..
. "hiiIikR the great specialist sI7 81 CAsrle.
street. St Louis. No s'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
The Great English Remedy,

Is a never-fa.ling Cur
nor nervous debility,
exhausted vitality, sem
inal weakness, sperma.
torrhga, LOST MAN.
HOOD, lmpotency, par
alysis, and all the terri.
BILE effects Of self.abuse,
youthful follics and 81.
,oesses OF maturer years
|--such as loss OF mem.
|ory, lassitude, nocturnal
|emission, aversion OF 10.
|ciety, dimness OF vision,
noises In the head ths
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

Total. .'.,i.... .Soo hfSZ.Svi OI
Comparing the first three quarters Of the two
fiscal years one finds that during the current
wear there has been an increase of custom re-
ceipts amounting TO SO, llS502; of internal rev.
enne s. S2l 46i, and of miscellaneous, S. lS 0G3
OF q total increase of nearly So, 0o0,0OO.
assuming that the receipts will be as large
dnrlng the remaining quarter Of the current
year as they were during the corresponding
quarter of last year, and the following win re-
suit Receipts for the fiscal year lSs2-Customs,
s2l127s l7s,6S; internal revenue, slt3 5sj $50 SO
miscellaneous, S32, 707, 1915. Total SS93, $50,
SS.26or an increase of nearly S33 900 900. secrc-
ary Foger In his annual report estimated that the
receipts for the current year would he 500 90.
co., The prospect is this estimate will be 70.
tnarkably close
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

TOIuI..,,.. 80, Y2NU, III, 81 %
1T appears from the NIB we table that the eX-
pendtGres for the first three quarters or the
fiscal year 1882 were over 3l 600 COZ less than for
the corresponding period of 1881. If the expend-
lures for the remaining quarter of this year
should be no lGrger than for the last quarter of
last year, the total expenditures would be only
COL sos or nearly $50 coo less than the est
mates But II is probable that the pension and
payments during the next three months will
bring the total up to the expenditures Of last
year.
"A gain Of over $4,000, geo in receipts, and no
increase in expenditures would he a remarkable
record for the fiscal year of 1852"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

dlI ,na market in Liverpool was steady mid
"A hisr 80 orleans. 1910, receipis * soo,, OF
wsien iLS were American. sales 10 ~, ol
"1 TS W. were for expectation
nhaasNev iott market opened quist aud nm
a., $780, NJ NV advanced q sixteenth duriuf ths
Iherc were no reports ffom C;aivss,sS =. q,
nc v.., nor were The daily net rccripu al A..
rr s,,.., fcc-ived The storm vhiS NJ,
,hs e, se,e scene to havs been geuessi Ell I'VE,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-20
VAGINA BAY APPROPRIATION.

A day or two ago the "Oregonian''
published list of the proposals for
Oregon river and harhor appropria-
tions as introduced by Mr.. Geogrc,
Oregon's representative. In this list
Yaquina figures fer $GO,0o0, only.
Th1 1people will demand the rcco gni-
tion by Congress OF the fact that
when the Legislature of a State
una nimousIy petitions for 100000
it is not compliance with, but
practical refusal OF that petition for
Congress to grant 100000, and no
more. And farther, when Oregon'S
representative has received that Do
sition mainly from the peoples re-
liance on his repeated promises to
work vigorously for certain o5;c:t,
his constituents will expect, as they
have q full right, that when he u
placed where his influence can carry
that object in full, he vii! not Lc
satisfied with any "alt m .asares.
Ave feel confident that the tlai.
which the Willamette valley re 10 ses
in Mr.. George is not misp acel.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-20
0a "a AZ HAGEI {

Having succeeded to the sole pro-
prictorslip of the Corvallis GAZETTE
and job printing office by purchase
of the entire interest Of Mr.. JAS 4.
Yam,i< in the same, shall continue
20 publish the paper and rs hereto
fore its columns shall be particularly
true to the development Of this
rnuntrv, the Willamette valley and
- the general interests OF the State
st large As have always been a
ls"publ;can and with ny convictions
- right it woull he impossible for
re to be of any other political per-
s!aSion, ) and believing as | do that
i'-e principals of the republican party
-" particularly adopted to the best
Interests of our republic, the cditori-
II! department. of the GAZETTE while
u:.!cr my care will always advocate
1hr principals of that party as !
u .<rstand them.
] shall endcavor to always be
pr,@npt in calling attention to any
Irregularities and abuses when i
knoH them to exhist in the ranks of
an party. Tn short ] shall be at
Ibcgty to say whatever please re-
earring any political measure as |
feel under no special obligation to
any party otherwise than a. desire
that right aud justice shall prevail
The columns of the GAZETTE. so
far as our space will permit, will be
open to a free discussion of either
side Of any question of public i'm
portance. whether of a political ma
ture or otherwise. | shall cndcayor
to present to the public respectable
newspaper suitable to be admitted to
the tireside Of any one
NJ. S. WooDCoCK.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-20
VAEADiGE0nY.

From reasons in which the public
are not interested VIC find it necessary
or at least for our own best interest,
to retire from the GAZETTE. We
have been connected directly or III
directly with isionrnal for several
years and can not leave our readers
without feelings OF the most profound
regret, yet we trust that the same
uniform courtesy and kindn 'ss that
we have so long received will he con-
tinued to our former partner and now
successor, to whose efforts since we
have been together, in a large degree,
the improvement and success Of the
GAZETTE is due. Again to our read,
ers, adieu. JAS. a. YASTIs.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-20
THE RIGHT MAN Nv TIE RIGHT PLiGE.

III. c. George, our efficient repre-
sentative in Congress having been
placed apon two important commit
tees of the house affords him addi-
tional advantages in exercising his
abilities in behaIfof the people whom
he represents. From private and re-
liable information we learn that he
anticipates the accomplishment of
important results for Oregon. NJ.
George is one of those few public
men who entertains broad view of
his duties to his people. With a man
of this kind in Congress there is no
possible danger that his efforts will
be put forth in behalf Of one locality.
for he regards himself under equal
obligations to all.
The Incorporate remarks of the
"Only Paper" of the State can not
frighten him from his onward course.
Neither viii any other of the many
bterfuges too frequently resorted
Sllure him from his sense of equal
ee to all.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-01-20
Snow in Southern California.

News from Los Angeles, Santa Bar
bara and other points in Southern Cali
fornia announce that snow storm has
generally prevailed. At Los Angeles
snow began, on the llth, at 10 A. M.
and continued for over three hours.
At Cotton in San Bernardino county
snow fell to a depth of ten inches.
This is considered phenomenal The
like was never before known in the ex-
perience of the oldest inhabitants. 1t is
a welcome visitation, however. as it is
regarded as a certain indication of rain,
which is greatly needed by farmers in
that portion of the state.