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, 1882-09-16
Indian War OF So.

Why h..s The solder of - been forget
ten, + 1t possible thar bIrh the great
political parties u"v IN NoWpr have forgot
ton thu II..l.-.. I-=--s---.-.----1 90
ais. forgotten ,hat hundreds Il our ,.gvr
meu were bu,cL~rrd-niauyo II them III
cid blood. and many Of 'hcia oElpplcd
ior lie And Congress, tins sessiDI..
passed bill Ia gave one Eiau pcusloH
Ii on man has q u ,LJ 10 have "A p,us."n
why is IT that other uulr who served wish
this man have i.o night C. i pension 1t
l,ols ~ e one man fought the battle
see ;he Iolur Mar q lirs have been Pa!d
and al the uar rilIms te5D.c and s!A.c
have been pad Many men i,ft th,iT
mining clam, when crniIa"u wages wGs
:nur dollars par day and upward, and the
general government Iud thsE eIsht uai-
lars per month for What Ihey did amt
somc Of them have never been pad f"r
their service California wGs to ,.ay, hut
she has forgotten. n well - Uncle San,
I would De GLAD 10 h1ar frun some of iiia
| ofiice-seckcrs ot Oregon. Or 7iil some II
hem that aro fighting for o!tC- at the
| prescn: time give s'u,e reason TOR tLIi
NEGLECT General " Dol has taken yery
active part against th.- soldiers, b-csnse
| they would not nluster m!o lls service
when they thought # they mustered in
| under him they would have to soldier f"r
| hve Years. The General was very bitter
| against the Oregon soldiers, gentleman
| by the name of IeHsGn, IS he sad, fed
| for Hfe. Mr. ReysOn wr"te a book "r
| pamphlet OH the sar, and after the war
vas over and all vas quiet, he return d
| 20 Oregon and Acknowledged he had sad
A great many hard things against Oregon
and her soldiers, and wanted the owners
of the Oregon script and the soldiers t"
| employ hun To- Iobhy Washington for
them. Was told by ore soldier that he
| sent 20 Washington fSr has money and
| WAS informed that he had taken up all his
paw IN clothing and pruvisioHs. Now
| most Of the soldiers farei very hard IN
the campaign-s -some living On h6;se- flesh,
| and Glad 10 get that. General Wool lett
them east OF the mountains 10 starve al
be butchered by the Indians The GOV
ernment sent them commissioners to ex-
anime the fIand Cr swindlc, az Wool and
Benson said. and they we're PAID sl2,U1
TO adjust the CLAIMS. They reported that
the claims were Just and should be paid,
and when they ware presented Tor pay
| ment the first. second and third auditors
took a shave az the bill4 Alter the sol
der had waited more than ten years half
# the claim vas paid ia greenback..
worth only forty cents on the dollar.
Iwould he glad 10 hear from some 9TH
ers on the sabjrc.. hope tie Hon. u,
C. George and the United States SenaIors
sill look after the soldiers wants.
| Respectfully, 6. T. LEDgoED.
, 1882-09-16
New Voting Precincts

Il Is tolerably CERTAIN that the really
meIgre vote cast AZ both the Democratic and
Republican pfimsr.es. as well as az the late
city election Is due III scms measure 10 the
fact that there are tlI few, anj not Judi
cionsly distributed voting places IN ,his c.tr.
II seetns to lie ;aa-t: fur granted that ii the
voting places are located in the CENTRAL ppr-
tiOn Of " ALA Waila, they are conveniently
within reach o! every elector III town that
al these are necessarily up town" NJ the
h"ur OF voting. and hence no change Is made.
it Is mIstske. Thi, Is no luuger a small
vills.,. aIth certain habitcal focus about
whic;I all III, inhabitants rsrdlacly gather,
bat 4 city OF sura FrT"rti"a5, A. demand
such changes a. Nc prri"r-. TIE assertion
y ,-atyrr,l. that IL r'tirr a; Ju- Ises We
have mentiunei. had E.Ie-v i,osr - or three
more votiag places. ur,l bad the pA'is been
opened he.Ween 10 4. y. aiii :; P " =. the
late primaries. :hc vote woald have been
trsb b,ed If not guintuple,l
PubiIc sentiment Is sharply III favor OF the
establishment % Il ese needed Voting pre-
rincts. and the necessity OF such q change
ought to bc duly considered by tho City
.,up,il
, 1882-09-16
Died Suddenly.
From ia D1iiy Of F-i,lsy.

4 coroner's jury, Messrs. Williams. Hal
lsrd. Taylor, Shor-. Reed and Gregory,
summoned last ,.ight, retained . refdict Of
verdict of sudden death from natural causes
in til. case ot William hanuth.
Ab,u, FIVE O'Clock last ereLiDg. Geor2c
lizard. an old man employed at the dneihs
park, found willisn kannth, another "ni-
pIoye there, lying prone sad deal III the
gr,rpJ n.,r The door OF the stable, IN which
Nr. Messengers horses are KEPT IZzArd
called Hagh Taylor, whn, IN turn, came 70
town and gsve the alarm. From all appear
,nc,s. and al the circumstances. hanuth
r,a sbnu. his usnai evening chofe-, hal
nearly completed them. snd Was turning
aua7 froIl. lie s.aLle, when death rum heari
,;,,eas. or similar troubl, arrested his STEPS
Rinv Kauu.h was good aud faithful EN-
nIoyee and probably had as fe~ enemies az
,,,x, M, In Wsiia Walk, u here he has lived
so- almost Is vesc. He vas L me'Bbs. 81
Washington Ens.ae Co, until unaer the
,,l.s be be .ar,s az exempt The flag Of the
sompany is al nall ulasE to day. TIE eody
Of William kaaGth vii! be taken 70 tie
Washington engine house hall, On Sunday at
noon. where friend, can view II A'2:nP ?. ".
the body viii be removed 70 ST. fG'i .
chu.sb. wl.,re Rev. Dr.. Isthrop Wili c.iic''
AZ. after whi.h IL viii be taken - the Gem
.,.rr Ii harial.
, 1882-09-16

this upper country. Sune ladies' would do
we'll 10 ri-it 1t ANA tskc ten lessons in
Housekeeping from Mr. Wi!son.
The Noble Rel Nsa are quite plentiful
one f them insist-d pron ssnpiing a bo.tie
q: =. Perry DAVIS Pin Killer" 70 sc II i:
WAS all the SINE as they solj az Waltshurg
Eds says he c..uii out-;ruck anything ne
ever sau."
Quite serious accident secured At the
mill las: evening. A large quantity q: grain
had bern elevated to = grsdaEy on the Sc
soni s"o.. Lhst evening ;hst p,rt OF the
flooring gave Way and came down with a ter
rsble cash. bgr-t thr"ugh the wsi! and seve-
rat hundred bushels of wheat flowed out
upoa the ground. Fortunately none Of the
mcSt important psrts at the niEchiner, wsIc
INJURED. AL hands alr very busy 10 day IT.
moving the deoVis and gathering -P the
wheat Amoun, oi laSss unl noru.
School opens September ~. Pro-. L. ".
6ezp. 4. NJ. oi Menica, ksH, takes
charge c; The school lie - class.sL clAA-
uatr uf Lane University. 9 tracter Of sev'ral
years experience. AMI sn sfahlr, CHRISTIAN
g-ntiem1n- t1c new circulars OF Wsshing-
ton S-Iniosry, ISSUED At the ChrDz:c'r oti,oe.
are models OF aestuess. and assure Gs thSt
We can receive thorough education at home
on very moderate tei,..s NoyICE.
, 1882-09-16

ton of its membership. If il does, moth
ing bn, Unusual skill. energy, and fu-,
bearance IN the ranks Of that party, com.
bined with unaceonntable apathy OF the
Democratic party, can avert di.as,er.
Une thing is fast coming to De understood
the Republican. have got 10 unload AI-.
Brents. Public Judgment is fast crystal
Ezirg into the belief that be i, a failure
as Washington Territory advocate, and
II Is very certuin that this viii be made
its=E f,lt IL The convention on the oo,h
OF September Followed ont 10 its logical
conclusion. nnder these conditions tia.
party vii lie reduced TO the impotence
that always waits ON discord.
Herein lies Democratic opportunity.
Public sentiment is asking for Repre-
sentative, Il shreSd, loyal, capable, business
r4an from ;i.is side Of the mountains.
VIII sncl: q man be offered In such a
situation, Democratic leaders aud leymeu
Ousa. u know what to dI. They have
TIE opportunity to select tire man Of the
people. VII they do 1t! and for him
secure large d:sagec,sd vote. VII
rhrvi
, 1882-09-16
House Architecture.

Hal tUz-n gentlemen Wha intend 10
buIid Residences here this. aud the coming
SEASON hlve eh0wn ia their plans. AMI these
are rrl..is taa tex: :or s,yiag that while The
laws NJ construction and rules OF buiiding
belong 10 eype,ts every person of average
culture shouii have the night and knowledge
80 question what Is nghs or wrong IN archI-
tecturs. No doubt the painter ani artist
ale jealous Of lay judgment, but that does
not matter materially. and those who build
tee: o. 'he contractor First there should
he fitness fur the ttiect for which the
building is constructed; the work shonld be
strong and substantial and when auished,
have an ayr 81 pcrranence. M devices en-
plo,e,I 80 hii,- supports sh"cld L. allowed,
and ,iren good proportion si"uid be dr.
.nandsd. Fitneas. sol:lity and good if"rof-
tioa. all Ee hack II that dec0rs.irc taste we
call s;yl- Ii car homes a:e tGiit ;er sciid-
iLy anil ,.rac-fuiD.ss oi "utline. we ssaali line
cur streets with .Lir..tire pi=ee-- Bat a
huiiding ha.ing street irrrtasc c; - iee'
an,, a hight ut three stories Is all out of pro-
portion. positively a:iy. The ugiiness is 'o-
creased by heavy corn,c-s. sach baiidins
made To- carry. 4 c,ty fIsIi of houses cut IN
slices Ard set up e,isrVise i, 10. attractive.
And again. taste rurs 70 bay windows which
aIgays destroys the so:,rr air OF comfort
We msht a. well try 10 ieoorate our grard-
mothers by running wrinkles up and down
their foreh-ads. as to decorate residsnce
with bay windows Better in some other
way emphasize the juttibg out of the second
story. The main tang Is to buiid charm
ip, hom-. that shall bc as pru tire pr"oi as
posnble. we'll lighted and ventilated. and
| We w.nt them well furnished with staiT"ay-
and couverienees = house SIMPLY knocked
tor ti,er out Of bsclY baked bricks, "ntein-
pered mortar aid unseasoned lumber, Is SIM
! ply place for man 10 reside who lives Tor
| the uurpoas of having the had bargains OF
| other penple laid upon his suffering sou!.
, 1882-09-16
Portland and wana waIIs Schools

ihe oregoniIa, tor vesy good I-asVo.
does vel IN gsring large editorial space 10
the highest praise bsssSwahIe IN lsngaagF. of
Pertisnds eaiei school :cr cirls, bat in the in
terence that Il IS the only perfect edrca,ion-
a. institution o; ,ha. els-s oa the oosst. and
that support O! ], should he drawn largely
IRON the Terrisosy, !, gees ous OF the wsy
to quest ;ae sIis,escc OF real educational
institutions IN This SECTION. We % rot
doubt the ab.:ity Of the corps OF educators
ehgssea there, but we clara ioE tao or
three OF the Institutions here IN Walla
Naita, eqGai atiiits. executive sui eiura-
tio'''.!- We have this week inAasurstei a
thorough college course VI study, for both
male and female student. ali under the care
O; i. ). Anderson. u. d.. whose pre-en;-
neat abilities as Al educator cannot be called
into question. Then We have ST Psnrs.
Ike tie school in Portland. the center OF Ill
thRt Is cnltivsting and reiiu.ng IN esiura-
:ionai rnat:ers. presided ever b. Rev. ~.
Lathrop, whose ripe scholarship sGd rare
executive sbiiity. makes las p.eseucr hcre L
SOURCE Of great grllicstion u or citizens.
Then c"ne. ST. vinc-nt's, with a large at
tendance Of students sni o.rps of teachers
OF the his hest qualifications. Aside from al
these higher grade educational institutions.
We have a tun complement c: common
schools. Located IN city. bright, thrifty,
and healthy. these schools, As |
vail be seen by referring to the iis;s pub- |
lishsd III the STATESMAN, have attracted stu |!
dents from all parts OF this, Mcutana and ;
Idaho Territories and Eastern Or guu. and |
70 iong IS they MAINTAIN IN. rnv.able Iepu- !
tati"n now accorded, vii tlsy 50 attract the
attention o: parents VINO are seeking eIiucl-
tioual. moral and social facilities ii ,hr
highes. orier. for sons and daughters.
As the OrrycHsrs says, in noticing m,
financial feature. the business men oi th,s
;ity vii appreciate the fact that the nam
finance Of go many educational institutions.
md the presence of 70 many students ira,n
'bruad. uecessitates the disbursement her If
large sum Of money. When to this IS
.ddei tA" -s.osHs =. ..oH~y now L.ts ss
nome, heretofore expended abroad II the ed
lrativn of children. the sum fcots mp into
he tens oi thousands Of dollars This latter
aviug III money. besides the satisfaction ami
.ride IN beng able to thoroughly educate
ans and dau, ,hters here at home, mast be
'ery gratifying I" or citizens. Nsils
Nalla ia to-day. Ike Portland, AZ educa-
ioIsl center, aud sinsly or Is ~islc pos
esses these institutions. equal IN all r,.s-
,ects 10 any on this colst
, 1882-09-16
as no penalty Is attached to riolatiou Of
the Sunday iaE.

%-'-
The attention Of Mrs. Dunivay, Of the
-is,v North IF.st, is called to the follow.
ing: An Ohio farmer has the following
warning posted conspicuously On his
preuIsIs: Ii aAy nan or wonis,l's cows
OF oxen cts III this here osts, his or her
tale wal! be Gu. af, "a the case msy he. "
1t was the right thing FOR so many
young men no: only 10 attend, but take
81 active part in the Democratic concen-
TIN. We want noge yonng a.en aud IN
Tigorating blood in our politics.
Whether or not it is correct "a a prin-
cip!e. it viii be admitted that repre-
sentative a: Washington Ciiy mus. be So
cially strong. NIr. Brents has 20 social
standing in rha, cry that car possibly be
of benefit to lin Is : Delega.r
When the alleged ed.tcr cf the ynatiuai
effort at a newspaper says Of the conven-
tiCn, san attempt was made >. 20 rass
reso!u;iona Of thanks e the editor OF the
Democratic P.9e-, IL deliberately ialsi-
fed. There vas not the slightest :nt'ma-
tioI OF b,oyc II ihe kind made in the
convention.
The Weston i,Ii.r, speak;ng Of the
Sanday Law says . Though it may be
asserted that the Republicans hare taken
,h:s stand as mere matter Of policy and
As their only hope of saeces, IL the pre-
sent campaign"
, 1882-09-16

n. L Hedges, Mil Creek, John Tracy
Russell Creek, John Scott D;y Creek, J.
N. Lanb; Wsliula, W. IL johnson; Cop
rel, Thomas }. Holloweli: Touchet, Ben
tlathes: Eareka Fla. y. n. Babcocs
Lower Touchet, Mr.. Brown.
The Committee as large selected. n T.
Catcn- l. Mcdonnell, 4. L. Marion.
Upon motion I. J. Hamiltoa ~as made
chairman OF The committee. and i \. Ma
rion Secretary.
The following resolution WAS introduced
kesotrsd. ist- That We are opposed 10 the
proxy system which prevails 50 extensively
IA Nominating cun-entlnns, II II ;Vsts-rs COIN
binatioas and assists ring ruir.
81. That tie majority Q: the d=i-ga;0s
elected hy the r'nv-nton who attend the
Territorial convention 70 te h~ii s: Sa-cou-
yer on Oct. iith next. he AMI they srr here
by authorized 10 cast the votes OF anv and
al delegates So elected, NJ: attending in
teTsUu
The resolution MAS adopted by a ri.ing
vote
The chairman extended his thaaks i,r ,he
hono: conferred npon hiu. the thanks Of the
were extended to Secretary
and the ooa.ent.on adjourned
SHE de
, 1882-09-16
So 90 PER YEAR.
4 Warning to Statesmen,
New Y4k No-tI.

. L Probably the most d Sgus'cl young
gentleman IN New York, IS uuu connected
| sith 4 large dry-socjs store. This Is
! why.
; ii. Some tImc ago tie vie q a prJmi.
; nent pclIi.cIan--an esuDab,e lad;. snt
! naturally a great siIckier Tor ,asGisu, ,s-
pecial,y As she began Tile at hotel, bu;
not.as guest-Iuade up her nI.nd e. pur-
chase camei's hair shall Of the mt lter.
III. Accorinsis size prgPare.i for "a
! shopping cSnpSIgn. and invited Young
gentleman Who kG-W the reps to accom-
pany her
". THIS young gentleman wen; .o =
friend in the shawl hne. and sa.d uafo
him: ''i'm gong 20 byiu, Mrs. --- bcge
Tomorrow 10 buy 4 csuisl's hair. She
aon't thi:.A 1, i good enc unless l, costs ,
great S,ai Il honey. NuI understand
Y. The salesman ssii he dij, s,,& gong
to the he.d Of HI t;s',, sud: ''Iarrc.,
LADY coming here to tuya c1uel> ha;r
shall ;,-ncrro~, and ! thirA rl- sci
her rr, al : h;.A ,,.,,e, Lecauss sc = e
par,eane, and W":,'I appreciate .t other
WISE. HCa much ~ a uayg.H car ~oIA
on because Vcu- e. make s5lEFJn'u. for
myself T. "Nr'l, said the boss, ''It's
5000 shawl. anything you can gst ai-.vc
$50 yuu c2n have.
Next day. when ai-s. - es,lgd,
the salesman showed her the shawl.
''Wnat Is the pr,cc - The laiys com-
paniou winkci ri TIE salesman. and noise
itssly pointed T. JLr roof. rs II {, SAY.
put il "n steep tut ;h. suung sale.
niau Was afraid she wouldn't slA,.d the
pressure, So hc rcp.5cG Lust.iy, seven
hundred and tifty dollars .' e. IS hat ,n,
best y"u have p The pc.y b,sr. uaj-
an. "WcN. | viii speak TO my husband
about IL - ''lou Internal rilp,. his,ei
her escort to the salesman, Is they went
out, you hdu't asa h.rrnGu.j.'
VII When the lady went huE, and
told her husband, be said. NY d,ar. a
dcrman -s Wif, hss "ue SHE l..'c 81
900 for at --- guess You had better
go there We'll, | wIIl 20 r"-lu"rIuw.
only did ike tho pattern OF the ons I
saw 20 day.
VIII. Next day the Lady c1lic,j AZ n,
nthcr storr and encountered salesman of
a more Nap"ieouic chrrscter .'rhrs
,haw, I: Sn,l - -. So - -
i'r,t We nave yuu src, II ISn CNac,ly thu
season Il saw one AZ Yesterday
that liked very much, bat Il vAs "n.y
$50, 5" it cant have been yu,d
want real -, d one The tbyInpailIs.
ng salesman drew E'r "ur i.- = iev mo
uents, ard then reelected that they hai
rDe shawl lrii thrt they were GOING {"
send up TO Mrs Nsud-ro.'y, and that p,s-
hap, 1t hsi moi yrt hi; the store. 81 he
dispatched a trusty ues-cuscc tc get 1t.
IN The tTuSty me ssenscr sp-d d-vd
staIrs- and .v"r I" the rIyal establish
mont, and got the shawl. sud thc sal7s-
nan asked the lady 81, lnO iar II, and sh,
took It ii once. saying that tie pattern
vas very r.Jci, l.sy IA, one she had sect
ne day rsiure, tu, any one could see II
Sas much superior ar;ici'. lnd the
mcGc,ly rcplyci th-t it VAS
evident sac was ICd-e Vi camrl's hair
,haAls
, 1882-09-16
hilton Items

Score Ube for aiitcn. Never sihce the
location Of tins town hRs Is ever 6ceu c"usit-
cred of snnngh importance either by the
crack sraan or toiderly house breaker, until
las. night, when some iirni er tered the shoe
AID hsrnsss IS shop Of Mr. G. Patterson, and
carried Of every pair Vi boors N the shop
together with quantity Uf brides and other
finished work Mr Patterson noticed some
young gents around his p!ece yesterday. aud
thinks lie mas the thiei spotted. MIR. Patter-
son offers Sl0O for recovery nf goods and
cnnyiction Of ihi-f.
A division meeting held last night resulted
IN the srleciiyn Of one delegate To hook alter
our interest al Salem
Doc Whitley new building is last nearing
cornplctiun under the skilliul SUPERVISION of
J. Sampson, but the house has DO windows.
What Is sncb j house for,
Ioar- truly.
, 1882-09-16
Sin.ve Marriage.

! curious case relation t. The marriage
status Of former Slaves have just been de-
cI1ed b. the Supreme C1urg If AisoaIn=.
The controversy was between two woDien,
each uf whom claimed to be the E;dO1 of
Gns Washington and entitled 10 dover
IN his estate. One named Eiie had been
married to MIN In iois, when both were
slave, Of the same master. The cere-
mouy was performed by a eolOred mln-
lister, with she consent ot the master.
Tie t=o lived together as man and wife
III, th- fall Of 1856 At that tiGe lie
husband, being then, Of course, freed
man, took oct hcense and marrlea ar
other 1onan. with whoa he lived I'll h-s
d=ath. Under these circumstances the
court was called upon 10 decide SEieh Il
the two had been the laslai wife. II Eas
been decided IN favor Of the one claiming
by virtne Df the slave ElaTTIare- II ioit5
that slaves we're uot competent 70 ent,f
into valid marriage contract OK hold t'.e'
le,al relation Of husband aud vile Bat
IL. September, 1850, the Constitutional
Convention II Alab&E:.. declared thar a.
freedmen and freedTCuIrI then Lvlrg 10
gether and recognizing one aii"ther rs
husbar,i and wife shogld hold that rela-
ton under the laS. The Sgprene Court
decides that this was Ist.iesiion "i re
marital relations then existing be'sesn
Gus and Edie Washington, and that as
subsequent marriage with the o'heF
claimant vas void.
, 1882-09-16
The Political Situation.

'.. q '''''E'> d'es not advocate or
'-' e.' tina: l. Is the province
'.''-. 81. 70 maze political states,
~ .'-nSi safe - c'oncy con
-'- l-a's.ln those Who d. no-
e '-1 l,'e- '';Aya' - sxerl,se
,.--'A' ''--A' .li,a-e;' IS . wL.rhcr OF
u NY - Fa.it.os..ly pal-tao!e,
.s .-'n II h-.'erss 4 minister hss
'"E manufacturing certain
-. .rl. sorts and coadi-
, 1882-09-16
Judge WiEgard's opinion.

The sppcGdei COMMUNICATION Is eNplaHa-
tory IN i,selt:
To the Hon :. C. NiHgtr,l. Judge al the
First Judicial D,sIrict. presiding at Nalla
Walla County, w I--De4r SIR: luasmucii
as there ATE solne differences of oplntoE
among the several justices now holf.ing
office 10 the city and county OF Walia Waiia
la r.gaId /" the infant and meaning of our
Sunday lax. which reals as follows: See
tIon 3 IL shall Ire the duty of any aud all
pubic officers Of this Territory. knowing Of
anv violation 0f this act, 20 make complaint
nnd,T oath 10 the neaIeNt Justice of the
Peace :r"fa where the oiienre y coIuai..tsi "
.Iasilae meaIs tue nearest Justice IN thr
precinct, you viii "b!ige the undersigned
by giving yoar opinion AT yOar eariI' 81 CON
v.uience. You're must respectfully
V. ID. LAMBERT, J. /.
]. l.. LAMAS. J. T.
d Z. LACY. J. T.
Ja.gu Win.ard returns the foiloaInE
oIiniun
GgSrLEaEs u .iiirk the law sk"Gld be
interpreted W mean What II exactly says
-':h, r-rr.Si JUSTICE az the Pc .ce from @liefe
tn.. nfi,.:s,. rs committed" Very respect
fgijY, L NN''AAi'-
, 1882-09-16
nr. Snafley Criticized.

H4,ipg long been accustomed TO ind
..aI.as pleasure in the newspaper cores
7,,es If Y. Smali-y, We are not
',.rs .yrrrised ana chagrrnej at some Of
.--.rra-uts N lis New Northwest
,,.....s, appearing III tie ca.f'rry fnr Sep
=. .gr.. he say
,--.-.,- o.: f-5::.- .l-ln.s.s : an incident
-sa a. - Il.-..1 - -.sl Z, anywhere, -
.--;- . IL town . ssyrntsen salons,
.-.-. .-.r O.. hotel i Ne" York gentle
.-..- ia, r - gt-.!l. a-t entering one -
-........-- a-s-l : .i-e.y tHr = .I;-!s saerry N
---s-..I.-. I4a rzr-ie-p-r E.s'rst az hiE
-. ...l.. tas-. leasiej FOR s. si1-7Lo,ter
-. .--.... = a. .l- terrified H.. shout
~ .-.. --.,s tender ;upt. you take . bis
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, 1882-09-16
Prom Huntsville

From the special correspondent OF the
s-,uu.x NJ Huuts,iiic We have the follow
ing ise;as
Melons plentifui-
Cholera r..o1bus di;ie.
Flarins BROOKS ia Pat:iBg the 'lh'shihg
touche. OF pant on she Seminary
Prof. Bean ba, jus: rrtnrnsd :rf';a Tisi'
to the P,louse country de s1ys NJ found
nlsu,y of dust and hi.!s. Prof Hawk Il
r.s.i.at:ns gear Milton. visiting friends
Richardson, Hart & Co. are reoei'iSs
considerable gram Ths:r additions 70 the
mill .r, rx.riy finished, making quite .
sooi-.irsd. q. well .. si- best Kept mill IN
, 1882-09-16

Accrrr,ye TIE RAIL-Thi- morning
suecisl tram iefr Ainsw0rth for TIE fron'r
bearing Capt. Henry BiAekstclr. James {.
Reel ard Horace & Frye, RAilT1y Com
mission, appointed by Prssii-Dt Ar:hag. %
accept 80 miles Ci Northern Pacific Railway
finished = Rock Island Tie CC-r-lissioa-
ers vere sc,alnpaa;el ty Gen. Sprasrs : y.
Dolph. CAPT. Van O!.nsr, VIE taleh.e-
.nd niece. Manager Preset: aiii Srpe'lo-
tsndsnt F1irEeasher. Ger- Sp:sSue l. our
authority icr the statement that tins Com
,a,ssicncrs vii be asked TO accept > miles
more Of tie road, shieh Hs';est viii taEe
ready u week CT So