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Another Hung star Route Jury,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The jury in
the Star Route prosecutions in the United
States district court reported this morning
that they had been unable to agree upon a
verdict.
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Fire II, q Drug Store.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 29.-Fire broke
out this morning in Johnson & Go. 8 drug
warehouse, and did damage 10 the extent
of SIS 900
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Tho Comet Seen IN Austria.

VIENNA, Sept. ga great comet was
observed here at 5:15 this morning in right
ascension, 10 hours, 4G minutes, and decli-
nation S degrees, IS minutes south.
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SFECI1L NOTICES.

Constipation. liver and kidney diseases ore
cured by Browns Iron Bitters " hich enriches
tie blood. and strengthens the whole system.
For sale at H. B Cochran's drug store 49,
North Queen street, Lancaster. s.5lwu&w
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Death Of an Old Soldier .

POrTsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 29-Gen. Geo.
c. WynkOOp, a veteran Of the late war and
of the war with Mexico. died suddenly of
ap0plexy in this city this morning, aged
IS years.
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lower common to fair strp. stOt -. -Ood
To chotSe, % jOxsj 10; Cana,i :;rnus s6 as = /:
Western do, SS65 So
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; market gener-
ally unchanged.
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a RELIABLE means OF cralicatinS local dis
case of tho skin, viz: Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SO cents.
s25lwdcOd&W
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There is no use in talking, DR.. BensOn's
Celery and Chamomile Pills will cure nerv-
business in its worst forms. and produce q
charming happy state in a troubled mind and
permanently build up the general system.
They contain no narcotic Or harmful drug
whatcver. s251wd&w
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WEATHER INl,ICArIuNS

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. a9.-For the
Middle Atlantic States fair weather, ex-
cept local rains in the northern portion,
northcrly winds becoming variable, sta
tionary or higher barometer and tcmpera-
turc
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Mrs. De Long and Melville.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Dc Long
was at the navy department this morning
with Engineer Melville, and had a long in
teryiew with Secretary Chandler.
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LiEa,n I. tonundruln,

When jutiiciously ,.Svd, Burdcck Blood Bit
tiers are in lheT,s, u remedy, tor all the
evils arising from impurities OF the blood,
W whicn never fail 10 make the patient long
lived ami Happy. Price 81. For sale at ii. II.
Cochran's rug store, l37 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
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Pictured Agaln,

Tho Police Gazette of this week contains
picture of Morris Bricker, the Lancaster
jail breaker, and is something better than
that which the Ne,cs had.
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When you are continually coughing night
and day. annoying everybody around you, ,and
hoping it will 60 away OF its own accord, you
are running dangerous risk-better use Or.
Thomas Eclectric Oil, an unfailing remedy in
all such cases. For sale ut II. Il. Cochran 8
drug store LIZ North Queen street, Lancaster
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PHYSICIANS attest: "COlden's Liquid Beef
is particularly useful in Diptheri;., Fever, and
every depressing disease" s25 5lwdeod&w
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GROUP. WhOOping Cough and Bronchitis I'M
tuediately relieved by SlIllOh's Cnre. For sale
al Cochrsin's drug store. 1877 North Queen st
myl lwlcOw&w
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DE,d 7'HS.

ENGROFr.-In this CITY, on the eth inst, Ben
:amin Engro1f, in thc 37th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
the respective societies of which he was a
member, arc respectfully inyited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 52l Beaver
street, Oh Saturday afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock :.
Intcrn,ent ut lions cemetery. 2tG*
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WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint ShilOhs VlaliZcr is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale 1T COchran's drug store.
l37 North Queen St. my1.lwdeOwGw
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Diacharged With Costs.

Reuben Hutton was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly yesterday, aud on
payment of costs he was discharged by
Alderman McConomy.
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BOOTS 4: SHOES.
DUOTS AND SHOES
MARKED DOWN IN PRICE
AT THE
EAGLE SHOE STORE.

dhO M BUYS A GOOD PAIR OF LADIES.
tDZ.UO Kid Button Shoes, straight Or .c.r
cular seam.
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is hearers that in all par:
Q Independents were enth1
ere was a determination T.
yoke of the bosses /; thai
Q people OF fPennsylvania v
ives and the machine must
meeting adjourned with
md q tiger for Stewart
Independent ticket.
Tho New Railroad.
Tho Now Railroad.

The Delaware, PhGnixvillo l. Lancas
ter railroad is to be graded and pushed
forward rapidly until completed. The
New York capitalists passed over the
proper route on Wednesday. Davis
Knauer, of KnauertOwn. has put in bid
to grade the road form PhGnixvilIe to
near French Creek for $50, 900, and will
most likely receive the contract. The new
railroad will run along tho Ridge, Chester
county, to Poughtown thence to near St
Peters p. O., crossing tho French Creek
falls, where bridge z, 900 feet long and
GO feet high will be built. The chief
engineer states that therc was not cut
over Is feet high along the entire line,
and that the road would be completed in a
very few months. 1t is said that President
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania railroad
company, stated to committee of gen.
tlomen from Spring City, who recently
visited him, that as soon as the contrac
tors now at work on tho PhGnixville g.
West Chester railroad had completed
their work they would he placed on this
route, which would be completed at as
carly date as possible.
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Chicago.

One O'Clock quotations OF grain an. prey,
ions, furnished by $. K. Eund:. i;r"H.'r ~
East King street.
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stock Market.

New York, PhlladelphiA anu Lotas 81 :,
also United States Bonds repn ted G,sii,
JAcnD B. Loua. = North Queen street.
Sept ~
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subtcrraneOus motives of those who con
structed the Harrisburg platform, adding
that the strength of the Stalwart ticket
was not 10 the platform nor in the fitness
of the men nominated, but in Cooper
blackmail assessments. Mr.. BrOsius knows
this aud calls it discrepancy. call it a
fraud-a false pretence. The moral sense
Of the Republican party cann"t be blinded
by huch arts as these, or corrupted from
its high principles by money. All! Mr..
Brosi4s. you are with the wrong party. 1t
you are solicitOus for the welfare of the
party leave the machine and come over to
us. II Gen. Beaver wishes to uphold Re :
publican principles let him retire from tho
ticket. tell you tonight his election is
not within range of possibility. Let him
retire from the canvass, unite with us and
the Republican party will bc invincible
But you say Cameron won't let you Be a
man for once-Sassert yourself. But you say
Cameron is large man. Why, you said
not long ago that he was small man !;
and you have Eever yet had the manhood
to say that you are not for him-that you
owe him nothing. Mr.. Stewart concluded
bis address by declaring that the Demo
Gratis could not succeed that there is no
Democratic party left except in Berks
county and the Tenth Legion-and that
it will be ground to powder by tho Inde-
peDdents. There are 1900 Of them in
tho ttate to day, he said. and if
they have grown from 10000 to
$50, 900 in a month, where will they
be in November Free thought, free
speech, free men and pure government is
what they are fighting for and under that
banner they will triumph.
Thomas Walters followed in q humor-
Gus address, and, although it was half past
10 o'clock. the audience insisted on, hear
ing Col. McMichaeL, who spoke but briefly,
promising that they should near from
him again during the campaign. He as
sured his hearers that in all parts of the
state the Independents we're enthusiastic !;
that there was a determination to throw
off the yoke of the bosses that hence.
forth the people OF Pennsylvania will rule
themselves and the machine must 20.
The meeting adjourned with thrco
cheers and tiger for Stewart and the
whole Independent ticket.
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nnBUYS A PAIR OF CIlILEI.EN'S
l.(VD School Shoes.
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ANCELLANEOUS,

nONT FORGET TAE GENUINE OLD
~ Stock Connecticut Cigars. IL for . cts, nj
uAHTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
, 1882-01-21
4 CARD.
WALLa WALLA. Jan. 10th, s

WALIA WALLA, Jan. 18th, Sd
EprroE STATESMAN: Dear sT:-ln duty
to myself and the community a. large, feel
!. incumbent upon me tn make a short reply
IN the article that appeared in a morning
paper Of the l4th inst, in reference to the
premptness OF Chief Justice taking the star
and keys from me for an act outside OF police
duty. and it is also true that there are many
.cts done by the force IN higher power than
I ever was, that viii come to light at the
nroper time, would not nave the public
think il was to sustain statutes OF the force
or for example to, or love Of the dear people
7 fear the cause was that | nigh. learn too
much of the working os parties on duty.
There is a poaer behind the throne which l
will show up at tie proper time which is
mot far henct; there is a wheel within a
wheel. Respectfully,
Gro. SaxJ,S.
, 1882-01-21

BUSINESS INCREASE.-All our merchants
nearly agree in saying that business is much
better now than they ever knew it to be be-
fore at this time OF year. Various reasons
are assigned for this increase, but no shorter
nor important one perhaps than that fara-
ers have more money this winter than they
have ever handled before, and they are will
ing to square up old accounts that, in some
cases, have been running for years, and still
have something left. Farmers have nice
little fortune in their pockets this year that
Was formerly spent in the transportation of
their grain and produce to the sea. Mer-
chants have in their safrs surplus of cash,
whlie in many cases, formerly, their new
wears settlement with wholesale eastern
merchants completely robbed their tills.
New years this year found none of our mer-
chants pressed at all, but On the contrary
every business house in the city is in per-
fectly healthy financial condition. There is
every reason TO suppose that the year 1882
will be even more prosperous one than
1851 proved itself te be, so that this time
next year still greater degree OF prosperity
will be noted among all classes.
, 1882-01-21

DUsFNEERRT Bros. commence work on
the remodeling OF their store to-day.
Two HANDSOME arches viii eOnneetthe old
and new houses There will be two nicely
furnished reception rooms for ladies and
gentlemen and when this store is thoroughly
retitted and furnished it will not have a
superior, even in San Francisco On account
of the removal and reftting, goods are now
sol 1 at sacrifice.
, 1882-01-21

ANOTHER PICTUEE--We understand that
the PGloase Ga-ette is going to iufiict upon
its readers steel-plase engraving of Walla
Walla. The good Lord knows that Walla
WAlla has enemies enough, and plenty Of
trials to bear without having to endure such
av,le slander as was imposed upon Colfax by
the Gazette. A petition should be circulated
among influential citizens. praying Mr.. Hop
kins not TO defame us in any such manner.
, 1882-01-21

An UNPREcEDENTED. 0rPoRTUSITY.-Mr.
Frank NJ. Day has decided to close out busi-
ness in this city. When he says to the pub
lie that be is selling out at cost, he means 1t,
and does not wish 1t understood that this is
an annual advertisement dodge, adopted BY
less successful merchants than he has proved
himself to be. Anyone visiting his diamond
palace cAnnot help but be astonished at the
glitteriDg display he makes. All Of his
clocks, watches and jewelry are to he sold at
cost, and most Of his stock will be sacrificed
at less than cost even, as it is his determine
ton to engage in other business. We advise
our readers to see Mr. Day before purchasing
anything that he keeps in stock. This COM
munity has heretofore found him straight
forward in his business, and need expect
nothing else now that he has determined to
close out entirely.
, 1882-01-21

ANOTHER iECTURE.-Rev. DR.. Wills will
deliver another lecture next Tuesday even
ing. His subject will be ''The Iews-their
Past and Present" In connection with this
subject the lecturer will speak of their pres.
ent prosecutions IN Russia and Germany; and
will also look briefly into the principles and
plans Of Socialists in America and Europe.
Tie Hebrews Of this city will surely no. fail
to hear lecture III which they cannot fail
to be interested in, when delivered by Sc
able and eloquent speaker as is Dr. Wills.
, 1882-01-21
Drp WITH THr,s Boors oS-r,s c,;.,

DrEp WITH THEgR Boors 0S.-The Chica.
go irieaae gives some interesting death sta.
t'ssies OF the year lSSi. There we're 50 exc
cutions-65 in the south and the remainder
in the north. The deaths Of COS by suicide
are recorded There were l.a66 murders
and holnicides. In railroad accident; l.Os7
people were killed in this country. The
largest number Of people killed in any one
disaster were 5000 by the earthquake in
Scio -Four hundred are estimated to have
been killed BY the forest 6res in Michigan,
the most disastrous casualty of the year in
this country.
, 1882-01-21

LIVELr--Ef ~ of advertising is easily
discernable in II Il mess done by energetic
men who do not stint the Use of printers
ink Our advertisers are all smiling over
their daily Increasing trade. While the less
sensible and unposted merchants look sad rs
poor mans funeral procession.
, 1882-01-21

MILITARY VIsIToRs.-Gen. Nelson a.
Miles, commanding the Department of the
Columbia, Is in the city, accompanied by
his estinable wife. Lieut. o. +. Loag, of
the Fifth Infantry AMI aid-de-cAmp to Gen.
Niles accompanies the rarty 70 this city.
, 1882-01-21

MEDICAL LAMA correspondent frum
Medical Lake to the Spokane Falls Chronicle
has this to say: within month capitalists
have boaght largely OF real estate in this
place, and everything looks promising for
the future. In this vicinity We have some
of the best agricultural lands in Eastern
Washington. and settlers will experience no
trouble In finding, at very low figures. Just
such locations IS they desire. We shall
gladly welcome the immigrant who comes to
lire and labor with us.
, 1882-01-21

~.vrruyc WEoyG. There must be a
-.,, I,asa somewhere when the purchasing
anon. ri tac Northern Pacific has to 60 TO
p.rEai to purchase such staple commodi-
...-f.g for use at the front, when it is only
.,.,r.,r ton IN Wal,a Walla.
, 1882-01-21

BcESED--The residence of Dan Hayes,
about 10 miles up Mil creek, was burned
ast Monday. Both Dan and his wife were
away from home at the time Of the burning.
and can give no explanation as 70 the cause
Of the flames
, 1882-01-21

From CALIFoRNIA--We are Just in re-
eeipt Of letter from our friend }. ii. Wal
ter, formerly of this city, dated Paso Robles,
Cal, January 18th. We are pleased to state
tnat MIR. Walter is improving in health and
enjoying the very mild climate of that
watering place hugely. He tells US of a
quail shooting expedition in which he en-
gagged, and We only wish that We could have
enjoyed it with him. We are TO hear from
this gentleman again soon in lengthy let
ter, that viii doubtless prove instructive as
well as entertaining to our readers.
, 1882-01-21

-Dasenbery Bros. store is crowd
..f,F, uaw. They are selling out at rate
.a7. ras. empty the building if kept up
,-... I.a.er. They are turning both stores
...- .ue 44I II is ;heir intention to replace
.H-r old sock with perfectly new.
, 1882-01-21
rux xxz pzacn RESERVATION.

We are reliably informed by citizen Of
Le~iston that there Is no deubt but what
the Nez Perocs reservation wiil soon be open
to settlement. The Indians or that reserva.
tion are alive to the fact that it is Only mat
ter OF time when white settlers viii demand
OF the governmsnt its opening up TO new en-
igrants; and are consequently nearly all of
one mind that it will be for their interest to
call upon the government themselves, and
receive their pro rata of the lands they occu-
py, giving the remainder to actual settlers.
A. their last council this question was con-
sidered and votesyas taken upon the sub
ject, but owing to the absence Of
that portion OF the Indians most
desiring the giving up of the re-
serve and the breaking up of tribal rela-
tions entirely, the movement wss lost BY n
small majority. Government does nothing
for these Indians now, more than to slow a
pi.taAee 70 their Indian cunstables. Their
chiefs receive no salary, as does the Umatilla
chieitains, and even their schools are paid
for by them out of their monies that the gov
ernment takes care of for them. When that
vast tract of land is given up to farms and
cities of white men it will make a country
second to none east of the Cascade noun
tains. True, it must have its start, and
Walla Walla will be the ccuntry from which
for long time i; will draw heavy for nour-
ishment. Even when it can boast cities Of
some magnitude, Walla WaIla will still be
IFS natural capital, as it Is tc other country
surrounding it now. Speed the day when
white men may make homes on some of the
finest lands of the Northwest, over which
but balf-ciyilized Indians are now not much
more than pretending to cultivate, and
roaming wild.
, 1882-01-21

.a.r<.- Some fellow that is proving
around Oh bis way to L warmer climate, stole
.I..fh iliug from Jim Watson last Sun.
-..H..t. jim vas roomiug ct the Exchange
B..I The proprietor OF the Harmony
n..,,4raDt saw the thief. but failed to stop
, 1882-01-21

N- Er,AaIouS--All the religion which
,... ..,,-.e,r,l IN the STATESMAN recently is
,,.. the pen Of oar reporter who thinks that
:. -. ,. Impravement in the morals of this
. E4t b.. means well.
, 1882-01-21

WooD SawNG--There are great many
white men loafins aronnd the streets at pres
ent and Cinnamon are Saving all the wood.
ihs wood sawing. in winter time especially,
should be done by white men.
, 1882-01-21

K. or P.-Ou Tuesday evening, Jan 18th,
the following oficers Of ivAnhce Lodge No.
TX. OF P, were ins.alled for ensuing term
by 7. j. Anders, dept: J. B. W-lch, c. c.;
Jos. Wires, V. c.; d. J. Pierce, P: John
b Lewis, X. Of T. & s: E. L. Herrif. NJ
ofE.; D. I. kyger. 81 of F.; p. Ben.ly, NJ
at A.; j. NJ. Boyd. l. c.; n. Wilcox, o. c.
, 1882-01-21

GRAND ARMY CAMP FIRE-Wednesday
night the members of Lincoln Post No. 4,
Grand Army Of the Republic, accompanied
by their families, and invited guests met at
Masonic Hall to participate in camp fire.
Commander Leslie opened the evening exer-
cises with an address of welcome, after
which singing, recitaticns and short ad.
dresses by Comrades Mci4ane, Horton, Capt.
Grimm, BrO( fk and Others followed.
Then coffee, ID tack and pork and beans
were passed arouahand par.aken Of by all.
More singing folld9ed The evening passed
by all viii be one long remembered, rs occa-
sions ike these bring wildly to the memory
back recollections of the camp-fres Of other
days. when. tired and fatigued, men laid
down on mother earth to rest.
, 1882-01-21

I,Irrrp. A man named Smith was badly
-,rrsI last night on Alder street Hi:
..,r ran away with him. He was kindly
....,ari f. hy prominent physician of this
, 1882-01-21
MARRIED.

JosDAN -NEwELL--At Olympia, on Thurs
day last, Miss Ella v. D. Newell, daughter Of
Gov Wn- A Newell, Of Washington Terri
tory, was married to Ensign John Newell
jordan, of the L. :. coast survey.
, 1882-01-21

C,u--Stone coal is nov used ty nearly
n lu.!n,s, houses. Where is the country
.,-b,n.e wiling to pluck star from VII
--,-s be.yenlv crown on this account,
, 1882-01-21
rrx f,xrs cyr-Our friend old Tex va,

Tx OWES eSE.-0ur friend old Tex was
having his measure taken for shirt, when
Senator Nesmith came along snd felt Of has
most prominent proportions, and remarked
that iu Oregon they scid berkshire BY the
pooud, and never attempted 10 measure
, 1882-01-21
lelceklp Statesman
s,TrRpAY....J JANUARY 81, lss2.

pr.raxED.-Jas. Watson, formerly night
,-,-.Aman st the dspO: in this city, has re-
med 70 accept the yarlnastership at Texas
, 1882-01-21

>.larir.- Tins name becoming famous
.r ..ra..:!on with garden seeds OF the best
.~r't;. What Mr. Starrctt undertakes to
l.. br ,yiil most certainly perform, and he
l. l.r oh,alncd most enviable reputation
l,a.a. his fellow citi1eus fOr supplying none
Er, .he very best.
, 1882-01-21

PERsoSAL-Hon J. W. Nesmish OF Ore
gon, arrived IN this city thi. morning. He
keny-
, 1882-01-21

\ Ma ENrFRrEI>E.- Messrs. Rradley &
hohrny are youns men Of cueEEy, and are
possessed ot the other qualifications which
assure success in hdsiness They have
come among Us to Grow Lp with the country.
They luouace themselves as prepared to
supply the trade with everything in the way
Of leather, shoe Findings, leather and rubber
haIting, packing. hose, etc. They also pay
the highest prev for hides, iurs, pelts, etc
They bay hIles according to the classified
tIpa OF the Tanners Association OF the Pacific
tuIs, TagIr market reports will hereafter
ho a feature OF this paper We viii venture
u assert Eat anyone who may have dealings
with ths ngv firm VIII meet with entire sat
iStaytIou.
, 1882-01-21
DR.. WOODS
REGULATOR,

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Drsuepsia, Constipation, Chills and Fever,
Debility. Nervousness, Sick Headache, and
cher ailments attributable to hih0usnesa
Among IT. ingredients are Mandrake. Dande-
lion, Bu.ternut, Black Root, BsShane, Bitter
Root, Calisays, Sweet f1ag, Indian Hemp,
Wahoo, Golden Seal, etc.
The active blended properties Of these vege-
table remedies constitute an Alternative tonic
and general corrective Of the highest class, and
endow Il with preventive value emitting It to
the first rank as a medicinal safeguard tor fcf-
tifyiny the system against malAriai and other
malaiies which canse serious disturbance of
the liver. IL reiaxes the bowels without grip.
i,g. purihes the blood. arrests pain and
spzzns In the side or shoulder -blade, purifes q
bilious breath and completely relieves the
uany indescribable symptoms which torment
sufferers from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
kidney troubles II also efectuaily removes
those nervous symptoms felt when bile y I'm
perfectly seeretei OF u misdireeted.
Redinston 4 Co, San francisco, wholesai'
agents for the Pacific Coast.
Fer sale EseTyWbefe.