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   Morning Oregonian (Newspaper) - April 16, 1873, Portland, Oregon                               r Kr c AM W a r in W I J 1 J M lv P RD TABLE w F PORTLAND WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 10 MELAN A HION K 8 Jos AT THU KDOT OP UM In tho nmt AND KID I MOST AL IN OF I MI AND TKD OLD a with fur 13 Hti and Hun L P FISHER AGENT AND for the O jt China o nod UM many an dull ft lont a HM many la any I long to IHI of Iq J to wealth Ami mo moat t welt Mil u Ly It tutor ild it iNO A ir IB fULL 18 l Uto M KEELER CO ION AND N W W wul Horit OM ail H- of tho illy All M Y Mid St i A K 10 I fr J L 28 Hently alroot Hon R D ru Add A A Mt PUBLISHED BY NAVIGATION Bonday tiy At 15 conta a By Mnl or M any IONIAN a will 01 by to any part 1110001 for six In of time for which nt loant ttro labal K Stark Rooms 30 Sib 7 B M D J CORNER AND 10 to 0 to 4 and 7 to 8 P M DR MARY A THOMSON PHYSICIAN AND tho rtof troot to tho Public att tnr u a DR O PHYSICIAN FIRM BKT OAK AND PIKE Block LI AM and any kind W REDUCED I it my anil on MAIN St OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE BET and MAY I a AD BET b An Entire Set vf RCA Patrons HA Lino ii AND AT LAW in NO Hotel JOHN Ik Dak M W comer wti A boa 1 N W COT Waah lint W H Building Vint FRANK L Ov Uo a DURHAM D T A THOMPSON IW tint Bt an Oregon W B WHO with fur to Oor an Notary WHALLEY A No 101 BL Portland Particular attention paid P A THOMAS J DRYER THIS St bat 0 and O or for tad thi of many to too 01 man A raw nit J oC I or la It lowest TAB JJ o o m H felt OF AMD OFiS J I 100 a to Vloo P O to i atl r II b o any ul f Ilk Ib IMI of PATTERSON General Brokers Bondi other Bought and Bold AND MiDa FOB jartle lot of all of bn B wr aad FRONT Portland L ivery Hack Stable IN THE CITY AND BOLD AND BOARDED AT Hacki on Call Day and us Banana St cor WALTER BROS Carpet Baths TO TUB AND for o GILBERT DRAUGHTSMEN bit Front and BURTON WILLIAMS 1 Front 81 for Chinese OW TO dealer In Of TUB COMPANY WILL Portland a ITOn al I n A M VOli ttl 5 A M ill M FOIl ami C A TH a and Bulm nt 0 A M aad at 0 A M J 0 TOE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Am 0 S FAILING JAMES STEEL W WILL Monday and Thursday Morning At 0 AND LANDINGS Freight nnd at RATES No w ago or II OREGON STEAMSHIP AND March tho Will na On Man lay at A M and on anil at It A M DAYTON to Portland will Portland for Oregon City at 4 P M for nil placed will at A M connecting Dayton an ami of TH HOUGH sold nt tho of tho 0 A 0 II U Oo lit Alt liy thla 01 Freight until to J D OREGON CALIFORNIA R R CO DAILY TRAINS WILL BUN BETWEEN PORTLAND AND An LJUTI I 8 00 P.M P.M Trains with mo Banday PORTLAND AND JUNCTION u I I P.M A SI I Port land 0 DO P.M Clone mada with tho of tho uid Tor to ul the In and tho nt Car F at will bo charged oa all remaining In 84 honn will oot bo lor after 6 o'clock p M B Qcn 3 0 Ant B P and Agent ON OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD WILL ON AND APTER MONDAY MAHCH anil until not loo run no follows BOUND NORTH BOUND 0 1023 1067 full M I N St 2 ifl uoj 1 JO U THE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND Ml PACIFIC RAILROAD Tho Iowa Short Witt and Woat la Uia TDI o A tlo Til Dmm Rook and Chicago TDK ONLY ROUTH TUB MAIL I nod AHA with arriving from by THE AND UNI Oil PACIFIC RAILROADS AND AT all TRAINS North A Booth moat PARISH ING OAKS naml on any Railroad built and tan lit Chicago to can bo ob at ONIA It R OFFICE And at 0 If R E ID Ban and Bo flaro Your Baul via Rock laland A m am i TII i Chicago WM H Aftont Ban STAGE LINES COLUMBIA RIVER FIDGET SOUND I Proprietor lIB LINK RUNNING BY and In with BOUND CO N P R R CO O CO 1 Hound Victoria and Pol THIS ONLY TO ROUGH over nod carrying an m and tba uulf by whiali o jo railed email Dd th i I cun far K Co M ct I B AUK NTH on tul far In ro tho boat by can hy op N 1 R U do by tho i Portland at 0 8 at ill nt m MAKER Ir dor to Stroot Oak Whore ho will to tny new unni ni will ory ot n AND iu hist Id ou AI 1 Pino 11 cor him with Thu Ibs DOT BX for salo In loU to aoi b t IN OB to ut ALLOWED on Time of Coin OP In the Atlantic and li Coin or mlo on NKW SAN BT LOUIS BILLS drawn In anmo to fin 9 LONBON FRANKFORT ON TOB MAIN Savings Savings I NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND DEPARTMENT BANE BAB ESTABLISHED IN CONNECTION with tho Bantling a and allow Interest on Coin mado In accordance with tho adopted by tbi In this Bank Inn han In tho to to t of having mall auras to loon by providing ft place of amplo and fair roto o Intercut as well aa to aggregate and being Into Idle capital For tho safety of In this Banli are pledged entire capital and resources and ty of Itn Directors and us provided by tlon 12 of tho National Act approved Juno 8 a greater tban that given by ordinary Bav Ranka Printed of upon ore received may bo had upon at Bank STEEL W L II BRITISH b Boyal Paid np TO INDIA HAH LONDON anl for solo on Now Canada on TIME at tho rate of BIZ 0 PER CENT PEIl fo period of throe month and upwards Approved Bills or Collected mad on available M Sfc to or Draft on TIMH DEPOSITS In ramg of Omm Dollar mad of on ond other OH for made ana promptly and other on Dan and tho for enlo GOVERNMENT bought and sold for tho of all kinds o rty S MASONIC SAVINGS LOAN BANK So 0 Pout San BOO E Oso HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL CORBETT FAILING CO TO AND H W A 0 HARDWARE CUTLERY MECHANICS TOOLS and STEEL BOPS ETC ETC for tbo Solo of 55 Front SU JOHN R FOSTER FRONT AKP Howe's Platform Counter Scales THE BEST IN UBK SHELF AND BUILDERS HARDWARE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY MINERS GOODS NAILS ROPE SHOVELS ANVILS AXES ETC ITC All of which la offered at Raton Ho buyers to coll aad before Woold of buyers of nod cither at BALB OH RETAIL EXTRA FINE NETARTBAY HERVED DAILY IN USUAL A NO 1 STYLO No TO THE HEBREWS OF PORTLAND AND WhLL KNOWN will IO PEK POUND all tho Ity nf 15 Pound Super ID ton dod by Mr LEVI A HILL I Stato car First and r from Mm Dunlway April 15 1873 TUB I niTon or THE I need two papers both daily So many touis of cat crowd mo continually and HO havo I for tho past wo yours to having n to auy about that my fingers mglo to got back to normal us drivers but AH my term of editorial vacation not for woolis to I shall look to my for avenues of as they may doom necessary to prevent my pent ip cogitations from exploding by ft sort of spontaneous combustion llow I was to see m this morning's a few brave human over tho of Hon A B And now that tho vituperation of tho press and bus itself allow me as an intimate friend of Mr M and family lo tender n few words to that same press and in his behalf Tho practice of from places of trust without giving them notification of suah intention to enable thorn to leave their business in a shape as would satisfy themselves IB disastrous to tho nnd sensitiveness of an ble citizen and it is or ought to bo pre- en mod that all officials are honest until by conduct they are proven other wise Al tho timo of Mr removal from office the affairs of his department were in the sumo confused condition in which Super- intendent and others had found and conducted them and it had not boon in Mr power with tbe means placed at his disposal to prevent on overplus in one direction from being temporarily ted to supply a deficiency m another This was tho head and front of his offending and every fibre of his sensitive sonl was nerved to indignation and grief by bis sudden tion under what seemed to circum- stances of disgrace from a position he felt that ho van accomplishing a great anc moral work among tho Indians Thai tho Indians exasperated over his removal tho Methodist Conference knows well and Superintendent as his successor has dono nobly and is in every wny -worthy of nnd private confidence I for one emphatically declare my that bad Mr Mcucham boon continued in office without interruption in his influence over tho Modocs the unhappy slaughter which haa caused BO much grief tion aud indignation would havo been pre TOD tod I do not place these thoughts before the people tiL'caiiBO I think they will bo popular but because I believe them to be ate and i our nation would loarn tho tion between financial discretion and mora suasion a difference which saw but was powerless to use for good until hii moral tho Indians had through bis removal many an opportunity for tho prevention of crime us well as my of public expenditure might bo embraced that is not I however had no confidence in ho success of tho Peace Commission It do served tho condemnation it received not be canso heart was not right in tho matter but because during his separation from tho Indians ho had lost a certain logical power over them in which he still hat confidence But it may bo that oven as write tho dark shadow of tho wing of tho archangel of death is Bottling over his brow but ho shall seal his fidelity to hii with tho of his morta or shall bo spared to bo as in times past tho stay and shield of hie own family and that of a departed brother alike ent upon MR strong arm for support in their grief and lot mo urge oar zens as wo all drop tears of Borrow over the remains of tho illustrious dead whoso bodies como back to us as a mournful emblem ol their fidelity to tho to in kindness and pity tho ones who mourn another sacrifice Aud as Hon A B waa tho only one of the many gators of tho groat disaster falsely called n Peace Commission who had tho to seal his convictions with his blood lot ns at least honor his devotion to principle andu our an a thorn an in future tho supporters of tho policy who kept them a el von from danger A J D Tho Now York Herald Unreasonable verdicts aud perverse journeymen are nol monopolized by New York A man has been tried at Bordeaux for murdering his wife hor father mother and two of his children Ho was a country in tho wild flats tho ana addicted to drink Ho wont apparently to sleep under tho influence of liquor at tho post office twenty-four miles from his houso That night all his family were killed except two children Tho eldest a boy eight years old says his father was tho that after butchering tho others he to his bod and shook him tho frightened child pretending to bo asleep In tho ing tho postman was soon in tbo post office No other was brought again el him than that of tho child who though con- himself upon some points under stuck firmly to tho tion of his recognition of his father as tho perpetrator of tbo monstrous crime On this testimony the jury returned n Guilty with extenuating circumstances which condemns him to bard labor for life What could havo been tho of this jury it ia to guess Either tho prisoner was guilty or ho was not If ho the act a death penalty would be light in com- parison with tho deserts If thoro was doubt of tho fact ho was entitled to an acquittal On what grounds if guilty could ho bo con- worthy of tho merciful consideration of tho f Clearly those jurors are of tho sort who road newspapers and thus come with blank minds to do justice between tho community and tbo prisoner at tho bar A Story of Apropos of M Thiers a very is going tho rounds of Paris now said to havo boon told of himself by tbe President at one of his last receptions M Thiers was ing ono morning lately alone in tho new camp which ho bus established near Versailles at Ho a soldier on and at tho moment vigorously engaged in eating bread and cheese Good morning man said M Thiers Good morning ma petite viollo my tle old replied tho soldier Eh You don't got tired do you of your That depends on tho hour At present not I nm off duty and am eating my bread and as you see And tho broad it's good isn't I Ind it superior to that they gave us be- oro Do you eat What aro you Aro you un oil merchant or a hospital j than replied W Bah Then a second lieutenant thau that than that a 1 7 i Tho parties at Baker City for he of Goo Homer wore discharged not hold to answer an published pno of tho in this ally Tho directors of tho Albany and Company hold a meeting yesterday to upon tho work to bo done tl o and Trado ia said to bo quite in Biker City spring and a considerable rush o ia expected thoro On tho 10th lost tho aa atill quito oold and cloudy Tho ia ia s ild to deal gently than usual with tho raoo You a old i to than that I'm the President of tho yot bat one mulo baa kicked tbo bucket thought that was wae n and It wai A mnn Marlon name of Durby lost bis reason mind has boon effected ly for BOV oral years past and has a over boon on ti cured Ho is now a raving and will p bo sent to tho asylum in a fow dayo A latter from Mr Thomas of lorn valley dated April CLh given fall of the drowning of Patrick Adams in that vallej fow day a before Mr Adams who wi B stopping with Mr Sweeney had a claim 1 10 river U ho usually wont in a bat had nol expert ID managing tbo On tho morning in question Mr Adams to arose tbo nod had almost reached tbo poBite Mr Sweeney's houso nhon he w out of tho sank and was HOCI o a thrown no moro bi io boat water of tho stream bn fell out could bavo been but little Mr saw him fall in and struggles in tho nalor but had no mo IE a to ak him Tbo next morning bis found i short distance bands U o brush A burial wad given by tho Tho of tho nays to a number of gentlemen mot Satu noon tho Legislative Hall for tho ol forming a Society of Natural F Oh ad wick waa chosen Chairman UK Simpson Secretary Rev Mr Bower 3 a and By Lawa for a to be History Tbo by the HOD called lLo Oregon of Natural which was adopted section by section oty effected a permanent 10 election of tho following officers 3 F Prof T Pint Vice President C Simps Vloo President S Boners ROT W R Stewart treasurer Tbo si lotion ol tho remaining deferred until tbo to bo hold at 8 o'clock P H on thi Tuesday In May at tho Our Baker City correspondent dote of April 10th soudi tho following n to thi mines of Eastern I juit re to Eldo king ter Tbi ii Bayi wher that In will be better At linear tbt turned from a trip tho rado and Oily Found things campa aside from a little free miners havo hot inches water through the old Reeves Ditch but r is down the Big furnishes which Is gobbled up Immediately at per inch first head Already qa a largo quantity of gold duit hag been washed in two with tbo free water PI e Is at least ono month behind laat Tour traveled over eighty mill B from two to three feet deep between P Burnt In tbo M Superintendent Eldorado Olt turned from laat to rest u o charge of tho Chicago It U thla Company intend their proper ooat sale Carter Pack rich Em and enough of it in flight to male a pool mm wood and Stewart bavo recently posit of decomposed quarts ID their m THE Tho Indian Balm Oil man baa readied pia Fourteen persona wore into tbo at Walla Walla tho month of March Tho Transcript says that Mr 0 C has tho situation of Farmer o i ho Lam ml Indian Three of oldest citizens IV 8 Gal Mr J H and Mrs Uutbrio aro al lying ill at that The District Court Judge Greene presiding convened at Vancouver yesterday morning A noon the grand jury had been am returned ono Indictment Mr has from thi of tbo Spirit of the Witt tint re the proprietorship will dovoto Uia time tho basin o SB the paper The Indiana wbo havo boea hanging lioleo City all winter chopping and g for old clothes grab and whisky to IB ion small have all Tho Transcript Pugel Bound word has greatly of lato and tho stages from In with fall laada every day Mr la accommodating tho with good conveyances and making oo n for him tbat tho titlo to tbo grounds at ia not vested in tho Terri tory It tbat tba for tb both houses of but filled tore tho signature of tho President i not o law Tho Federal Commissioner of estimates tho yield of gold and silver o MOD Una for tho yoar at Tl falls bolow that of tho previous year by two million product bei ia for tbt year 1871 A fish was caught at Oi the other day It Is of a light senna colon and te a maea of logs arms and olawa closely sea moss and apparently baa no lo tbi body It la lively and keeps continually twisting and about It has no discern able head or eyes and it is ID fact what might b called a On tho first of next month May th by tbi Byl C iy after la IDOV der ao Harvey Co re y from re a race over tho King county bol Dell's horse Cade and m will bo woon iro Trifle for Tho purse put up amount to and tha entrance will bo more one half BO Bother last of which will go to tho ng up tbo Those horses ran to Ail and Trifle was beaten There arc Territories two three of which aro or three as larg as ail Now England and it is a small j that Is not at least ton as largo as Colorado IB thirteen times as largo as otts while Dakota and as again as Colorado Tho Torn onus aiu over ono million nod a quarter exceed ng by nearly two hundred thousand BO mro ho aggregate territory of all tho admitted of tho Union Tbo Territory of acres P Wilson called on Then quick I of tne tho other day ind and BO J can present that bo would not accept tho back tou York World pay on hie salary as Senator 10 Score By Overland Telegraph From SAf April r report Hint Mlu He Gannon who nl C r had forfeited HT ball mill left lie to bn fibo was not of arraignment the that not j to tbo report s fur her in municipal couit H D will the U 8 nt 11 A M The lu rain ly much needed Walker of Mill tho of Commerce Thursday on with tin monetary and commercial tutor of California botly of tie man found in the liny on haa Identified OH th t of Glover near BAN April Ifi easo of H D caine before the U 8 Circuit Court to day Judge or nnd Hoffman presiding Mr of for Bogurt stated Col 1 engaged be fora Supreme Court In tbo tnx CMC nnd nugget tbat It might bo to ihn matter a to permit hii attendance Mr the Is a very ono and tho ol oaa ol tho coined no excuse for a to proceed for Uto court would take cognizance of tho net A court martial haa been at Marc laland to Irv tho defendant and IB now Judge had nnd ho had upon that discharged tho jury Ho directed that If counsel bad any preliminary matter to of they meat proceed In tho meantime Col HORO arrive petition re- turn to tho writ wuro f r tho original paper lo tho by of contended that tho Court could not acquire whether tho prisoner la he wna acquitted or before or whether tho of run the of- which ho la charged Bo then road tho inal order by containing tho chargea that cart of tho of tho United of from the navy ho la to prove by that Bogart a aato on hoard tho receiving ahlp Vermont nnd fled to Cannda where ho Ilvod rewards were for hid and ho finally He paid hla captor a largo amount of money to lot him go and nod next to where went under an namo but was arrested and to New York for trial mattoro wore properly hy a court martial and could not bo legally Inquired Into hero for tbo contended that the Court can properly into any factor circumstance which could show t ho wad held In contravention of any right under tbo and laws The Court took a till two P M Gannon under for Blunting mutt lu tho municipal court to day and not guilty SAN April 16 who hot and killed 13 A hna boon hold tbo grand jury two Halted him In tho day Tho Board of met thle after- noon to or of ho tho city front The price high Iho members of tho family of the Inte Dr ho waa murdered by tho will leave with Gar to marrow to Iho at BAN April Tho Dogart corpu concluded thla evening ana wilt ho to-morrow morning A lire this evening on Union near tery In tbo of I Meyer Th bul ding waa nearly destroyed La with an of Tbe weather ha warm all day and thla and DISPATCHES April epizootic mode lU here to-day la tho livery tables All the hones are hut In n very mild lorm Los April are re ported direction Two borax have In San Bernardino and tho Cal April fatal hooting curred to-day between two named Boto and at Ban U woet of In the death of the latter Boto claims that attacked him with a knife through up this Tbe wu about i woman I Crop moderately well grain In no danger from lack ol rain Sin April 16 fire this afternoon stroot Ten were entirely with Several other were partially abont But a email amount la taat thla way half tho horse In tho end of bh aro down now though la mild form Woollier The of Tho Edinburgh Review has an article on The ing tho results of recent explorations in that ty writer thus speaks of tho ido of Tho skill tbo art tho mighty toil have been devoted to tho and to of this most ancient of ship havo been of extraordinary magnitude Iho grandest legacy of tho Groat Pyramid demanded indeed a larger amount of naked labor batin there is a compulsion of tho features of herself to tho of In bulk tho Great Pyramid is to tho Temple rook as five to nine if wo descend but far as tho sills of tho five gates of tho Mountain of tho house If wo carry the comparison down to tho level at which tho foundations of tho is inlaid in tho at the angles of the tho bulk is that of the Tho cubic contents of the mason's work may not amount to a part of that piled np by But the hill has been honeycombed with and galleries and the ing part to tho sooth covered with vaults and to which Gizeh can show no parallel No merely artificial structure have so successfully resisted tho resolute efforts of tbo two greatest military nations bf tho world to destroy its existence and its memory No other monument long surviving the era of and power over tho noble mark by its inina the successive of its glory and its If we regard not so much tho evidence of tho labor devoted to the work of tho as tho effect produced on tho mind by its parent magnitude we may suggest the ing Tho length of tho eastern wall of tho Sanctuary is rather moro than that of ono sido of tho Groat Pyramid Its height from tho foundation on tho rook at tho south and near tho northern anolos was nearly a third of that tho Egyptian structure If to thin groat height of M feet of solid wall bo added tho of 114 feet to tho bed of tho Kedron and the vation of 160 foot by the pinnacle of inS wo have a total height of 420 which is only 59 foot loss than that of tho Great Pyramid Tho area of tho face of tho is more than that ol one side of tho pyramid Thus tho of tho Noble of Jerusalem far that of any other temple in tho world Two amphitheaters of size of tho Coliseum would havo stood within its colossal girdle and left room to spare The Coliseum m said to seated spectators and accommodated moro arena and passages For suet a number to havo been crammed circle tho for each person must havo boon limited to 17 inches by 20 inches Allowing two cubits each way or lour cubits for each worshipper in tho would have con- tamed tho Ohel excluding threats more nnd there would yet boon room in tbo Great Court nnd tho to tho total reach to moro than A Wisconsin paper says that General man's famous Lexington which he rode from Atlanta to the died ip Madison Wis on tho 12th of March Gen Sherman avo him to Col Thomes of son nvo yearn ago ho had sustained omo injury Colonel Reynolds passed him lo tho Regents of Wisconsin University and there ho has since remained From comes a rumor that has offered his services at Barcelona to lead troops against the Carlists NO Prom in Lata Bed DEATH OF LIEUT j Bravo Words from aal Bin April fo lowing 1 ion received I LAKE j April 14th j Lieut Sherwood of the t 1 to-day of wound i f the while receiving Of truce fr Iho Indians 1 Seventy-two Warm Spring Donald arrived ia camp o f tho Mod laat night The army will on fto Indians position off all No effort will bo spa -ed to msB the punishment of tho Indians ever If no Indian boast tbat he or hi aao dered Gon Wj Signed ALVAN 0 i courier lived from headquarters at 6 thU Ing having left there at 10 A M jest to tbat time there had been no slight skirmish on Col pic et line the molting in one dead Indlin and capture of The Warm arrived oh the They would and beyond s doubt the troops meted I tho lava bed last night or to day Yesterday morning while the III were between Gen b nnd Ool Mason a Modoo got t pen a rid near cavo with a rag on i laole a imitated tbe of tbo waving It to and fro Lieut W L Sherwood died at on torday morning from wounds received while o oer of the day receiving a Bag of Mr condition Is more hopeful Mr Dyor tbe who n as unu telegraphs to Washington for say it IB useless to try longer peace those dians There is no but too Hoi ooi e od to get and Ool Mason Gen to have been present at the on the morning of the was India leave hij tent It ii now and the about warning and atne to I tbat it w only a ruse of dolay negotiations Il is also J had not Iho moat confidence in Riddle I hut on thli occasion it seems he right In The surgeons report Mr woon bo a gunshot wound of the right forei rm a t shot wound of the left index also the right ear a lacerated wound of tie fo and nose and the wound of tba ill in length canted lo hi THE MODOt From tbo of yesterday we tako following April Received at Salem 8 A M 14th A half boor before he of Canby and Thomas Indiana approached camp on oast of lava bad with white and word for Maion to come and t Lieutenant Sherwood officer of tbe day by Lieutenant Boyle went to them w tbo Indiana Sred on them WM i through tbo arm and bad bli thigh broken wounds will probably prove fatal Not km positively but supposed the army move Into bed laat night Warm Spring would last li a decisive battle U not already foni will be in a day or two Major Anderson Sen left headquarters noon with of and Thomas led arrived here at 4 P M lo day doubtful Shot in the bead it TO CLOSED April 14 Received at Salem A U Oor Boad to danger Settlers warned ani travel stopped M shall bo dono with guns T Are at Jenny Creel J B A OP VOUW oor Upon receipt of this telegram GOT dored Gen Ross to rake a company of monn volunteers forthwith and to open the road flam to and taka tho gnus Mi i- at Jenny Creek and proceed to the the Bottlers in Lake basin Eg guns mentioned were forty eight ntw le guns with 300 rounds of ammunition on In Ir way to tbe Lake basin which by order of the ernor Issued a month ago in anticipation had been directed to be placed In tho hai li of settlers in tbe most localities J The Governor to Kelly and Mitchell to obtain an order War Department for SOO needle guns to beti to this from the nearest arsenal hundred of which due on and the balance lo on fnl quota duo tho Slate Slate is now rifles w blah la the only arm CU be sent to the REPORT MB CAL Uf Courier from tbo frUc arrived afternoon Your husband la well and will hi y L 0 The above telegram waa revived al by Mrs on the 13th and sent to Bali by her request 1 tnit cnr a j VICES April 14 The Oily Rli 1 strong at command to protect frontier ALEX CAMPBELL Captain TOE AUx Oily Tho prompt tender of Iho services of yoar is received I will know shortly what 1 le exigencies require In meantime tender to your officers and men I L F BUT ITI FOR IS J DIAMOND T WILL WILL IT IF YOU PERFECT I MINUTE G MINUTE and their cam nt of their er an err eir cam Diamo on account of their and many TOST without change and are warranted to all other lo OBO by the SPENCER OPTICAL CO NEW YORK Caution Nono tamped with our f mark Bold by the B a STOKE Ill e Ken r m cl only bo obtained No WAGON MATERIALS of OAK TIMBER I AND I i i AHU AND j i nnn m Or no tin bought at COLUMBIA AND L 4 DUO 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