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7 TVi I 5 ORE GON CULTIVATOR. 4 THE NEW YORK BY TELEGRAPH. GRANGE JEWELS mm 1 6 2" 7 Distressing Suicide. Intelligence: was brought to the city yesterday afternoon that Americus Savage, a well known farmer, aged about GO years, and living about two miles from Shedd Station, ntarj the Boston 'mills, had committed suicide. The particulars, received 'are meagre, but we learn substantially as follows On Friday' night Mr.

Savage went to bed as usual after spending the evening in reading, bidding his son's family, with III i Eastern. Omaha, Aug. 15. A telegram from Fort Laramie to-day says the report of Gen. Terry'sjught with fitting Bull is confirmed through Indians coming to Spotted Tail agencyj They report a herwy engagement the defeat of the Indians with great loss and Sitting Bull wounded.

Heavy fires have been seen from Fort Laramie to the Fast. It is feared the Indians have attacked ranches! on mid-Hills bottoms and burnt their supply of hay. Chicago, Aug. 15. The Tribune's Omaha special bays: The dispatch received from llelena about Terry's fight was first considered- improbable, but it since has had some apparent confirmation at military headquarters here.

There is no news of the junction of Crook and Terry, Crook left camp on the 5th. Terry was to march on the 7th. General Williams thinks from the direction in which the Indians weie marching that it must have been Crook that met and whippe-t them. Private dispatches: from J. W.

Dean, agency states that he got from Indian sources; the new that Crook had met and defeated the Sioux. Dispatches from E. D. Towhsend state he had no news from Spotted? Tail agency that Terry's troops met and whipped the Indians. The first session of tho 44th Congress closed at 7:30 o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday.

The struggle in tho New York Republican State convention for gubernatorial nomination threatens to become a factious contest between Morgan and Cornel. The latter is supported by Conkling, and accordingly Pomcroy's friends will probably abstain from pressing his name. Indianapolis, Aug. 15. Governor Hendricks -issued a proclamation this afternoon reciting that a large body of strikers, formerly employes of the Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad had banded together to obstruct Jraffic on that road in defiance of the law, and that the sheriff of Knox county has called upon the State for aid, and that therefore, in the interest of public welfare, these men should be disbanded.

Because that railroad has failed to perform anv obligations towards the strikers that does not justify such proceedings. In conclusion, he calls upon these bands to disperse, and on tho officers and citizens to uphold tho authority of tho law, to break up this organization and bring the guilty to punishment. Speaker Kerr is lying at the point, of death. He is suffering terribly, and may expire at any moment. Chicago Aug.

1C Edwin Booth leaves Chicago Friday next on special train for San Francisco, whero he will play in Mc-Cullough's theater. Mr. Booth, Miss Edna A. Booth and others will accompany him. and it is anticipated that the company will be 12 days en route.

Samuel F. Carey has accepted tho nomination for the Vito lesidency from tho Independent Greenback party. llock Alum Springs, Aug. 16. 10 p.

m. Speaker Kerr is sinking rapidly. Dr. Davis, of tho University of Virginia, is present. His physician pronounces tho case hopeless.

New York, Aug. 17. Five tier cent, premium is now charged by brokers here for trade dollars, which a few weeks ago were selling in largo quantities at 1 per cent, discount. Washington, Aug. IC.

Orders have been issued from tho war department for recruiting 2,500 additional men for cavalry regiments. The principal recruiting stations are at St. Louis Chicago, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Boston and New York. Branch offices are to be opened in several "Western cities to secure the recruits as soon as possible. By Atlantic Cable; London, Aug.

15. A Paris dispatch to the daily telegram reports that M. Friguet and his sons, acreonauts, ascended on Sunday in a balloon in tho environs of Paris. The ballon was torn by contact with trees and fell rapidly to the ground. Ono young man was killed instantly and tho father injured.

Chas. John Howard, Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, died yesterday, aged 72. London, Aug. 17 Tno Standard's Belgrade special states that the war-manifesto which was expected from Prince Milan on Wednesday or Thursday, has been suppressed It is reported that at a meeting of the council ol ministers and the committee of the Skuptchina, on Wednesday, it was decided that a loan of 2,000,000 ducats should be issued in Russia. It is believed that very bad news has been received from Banja.

The details are not known, but it may be considered certain that the Turkish plan of campaign is successful, and that unless Russia interferes tho war will bo terminated before many days. Pacific Coast. San Francisco. Aug. 15.

The feature in mercantile circles to-day is the grand sale at auction, by Mcwhall fc of woolens from the Missouri and Pioneer mills, to the value of The goods have been going rapidly during the morning at fair prices. Capt. J. C. Bogart died at 10 o'clock this morning on board the British shipBIair Hill," from the effects of stroke of apoplexy received last night while at his post of duty as pilot, A court martial convened at Alcatraz today to try Captain John Eagan, fourth artillery, commanding that post, on charges alleging conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline.

San Francisco, Aug. 17 A trainer at tho Agricultural Park race track, named Scott, was thrown from the running horse Morphine this afternoon. His foot having caught in the stirrnp of the saddle, ho was dragged about fifty yards and severely kicked, his jaw having been bioken in two places. 1 le was picked up more dead than alive, but it is thought he will recover. This is tho second trainer who has been thrown by this horse within three weeks.

San Francisco, Aug. 17. Between fifty and ixty citizens, residing in the southwestern part of the city, whero hoodlums have been raiding of late, propose to apply to tho Polico Commission for permission to carry special polico stars and arms. If permission is granted they guarantee they will suppress hoodlumism in that section of the city in avery short time. Sarr Mill Burned Tonic Vermifuge rornis In Children or Adults are thoroughly destroyed by Dr.

JTayneV Tonic Vermlflnsre. As a rule, all children are subject to these pests, the indications of their presence being so varied, that there is scarcely a complaint which they will not excite or imitate. Tho symptoms should accordinglybe watched for and promptly treated with this Vermifuge, which hot only kills tho worms and expels them, but dissolves tho slime or mucus in the stomach and bowels, which favors their production. General Debility and Dyspepsia are usually remedied by Dr. Jaynes Tonic Termifoge.

It will be found to have excellent tonic properties, strengthening the organs of digestion, restoring the appetite, and infusing new vigor into the whole system. The weak, broken-down and dispirited will derive the most beneficial effects from this Tonic Intermittent and Remittent Fevers are favorably affected by Dr. Jayne'a Tonfe Vermifuge, and it is a curative likewise for Fever and Ague in children. If should betaken in connection with Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pills for these complaints, and this combination will be found to be equally serviceable in cases of Disordered Liver.

rED FASftiTS. The Celebrated AVERiLL'3 CHEMICAL PAINT ManufactMriul by tho CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAIXT 127 Pico Ean Francisco, Pure ml any feircil Shade or Cotery In any quantify from quart upwards. In Ht 1 and 5ai. tins and in barrels. 3Iol ncaiatiful and Durable Plants Known.

ELASTIC AND WATERPROOF and arr not aff'K-ted ly changes of weather or teinK-rAtur, thereon Rjieoially adapted to th extremes of tin climnto of Ureon. WILL mi CHALK, CRACK OR PEEL GUARANTEFD to last twice as long: as the best White Lead, or any ut her pnint yet known, WILL NOT SPOIL by keeping any lengT of time. ANY ONE CAN USE THEM. Imitations of tho Avekill Chemical of a worthless character, having ap-p-oxed in the market, purchasers are cautioned that none nre penuine, excepting those branded, "Avtrill hemieiil I'aiut," or bearing the trade mark of the Company, which isdispiaye on every package. Kutu pie cards, list, etc.

For further information apply to A. CAROTITKUS Ji CO. A DESIHABIiE GRAIN AND DAIRY FARM Containing 5D acres, '1H mile? of io, miles rrom Marion station, C. H. 2l miles from Albany, L'l miles from Salem.

All undr ler.cf! and I'enctxl, about 10-mites of fencing on the place and in very good repair, a lious nKriis, wood-shed nnd other out-Iiousi's, a gxMi irn, a hrrg'? orchard containing an variiy tvf trnit, never failing, springs, plenty. of re-wood arui rail timber, 1') aer or inore, in cultivation. 3D acres 'in tiniotliy and Alfalfa. Chuiehrs. school lioiisi'S, -a trist mill, planing mill, sav iniiU, ail v.iihiu a radiiisof Umiiesof th plaie.

Kxcelleni; water pw-r on. the -premises, no better neighborhtHd in lliis Mate. Trice, acre, eurrencv, one-' all cash onr-half on tiiu with plaetin time. I'urehas'T cum buy the proprietor, if he desires, horses, eaiil'-, siie-p. togthr with farm implements, wheat, onts, hay, at low ligurs.

hcjvs J' ail irain included in tiie at the aNne ligures, if sold by the 1st of Aprii. For further particulars inquire oi W. I. Yanlis, on the premiesi SAMUEL YOUNG. Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu Dry Honda asid Groceries, CCoUsiii, ISo )t)4 Shoes, JSIeapers iTSowcrs, Seed jbrilJy, BROADCAST SEED SOWERS, Etc.

TEEMSCASH. First Altaiiy. vlOn ALBANY HOUSE. TliU new norel was opened out about tLe holidays, and has already acquired duite a reputation for good board aDd lodging. Hoard and lodging ier week.

djy. $1.00. Hotel one door north of the Democrat office dc-vlln30tf. JOHN FKONK. Prop.

STATE AG 13 of tiii: PATRONS of HUSBANDRY Front near Flander's Wharf, PORTLAIH), OREGON. Address all couimunications S. "'P. REE, Agrent. vSnGtf Of Latest Improved Style, Sllver-Plated or COMPLETE i Jewel $8.00 BET.

St afT Mountings, IX)WEST miCES BEST SET NOW IN T1IK MAUk'RT Seal Presses, with Standanl design, as folows PERCUSSION PUE88 82 GO; eve ii aoo I guarantee satisfaction, and sell at these REDUCED PRICES And to any Grange wishing to purchase a set, I vrill send, -when ordered under Seal of Granajo, with privilege of returning at my expense if not satisfactory. Ad. dress, A S. URDOCK R. 165 Raco St Cincinnati, Ohio.

9Send for complete reduced Price last, descriptive and illustrated catalogue of SUPERIOR GOODS. Albany Sack Factory. Water Street, Albany. (Next door to Simpson's Warehouse.) Flour, grain and wool sacks and twine constantly on hand. Tents, wagon covers, and in my line of business made; on short notice, and sold at the lowest living rates.

Wool dealers and warehouse men will do well to call on me before purchasing else-where. MART. ANGEL. COOPERATIVE GRANGE UNION STOBIH Incorrorated Feb. 4, 1S73.

Capital Stock, $20,000.00. Deals in GENERAL MERCHANDISE FARM IMPLKMENTS and MACHINERY. Ruys and sells PRODUCE, and docs a Generai Comniissioii Rusiness. A. J.

JOHNSON, v2n45-Gni. Sup't. NOTICE OIIORS PERSONS WHO II AVE FINE STALL-ions, or other stock which they expect to stand during the ensuing season, will find it greatly beneficial to advertise in tho Okegon CuLtivtor, as its circulation is rapidly increasing throughout the vallgy counties Also, if you wish any Posters, send along your copy and we will have the Work done promptly and very cheap. $25 $50 PER DAY Can be actually made with the great western WEIL AUGER. WE fvl AIM IT And ore pre pared to demonstrate the fact.

Our Aujrors nre ojwratrd entirely by horse power, nrd will bore nt the fate of 20 feet per hour. They bore from to iFect.iii Diameter, And any df th required. They will bore in all kinds cf eart sort sand and Timeston'v Ui-tuminons stone (Toal, tflatu and Hard pan, and we make the lost of WELLS IX QUICKSAND. Aelivo Ajenl "Wanted in every- 'Jta aiUl 'iiTtfy in rnit-l states, ndVorou niustrat.r'd Catalogue, terms, prices, prov in-' --ur julvmiseuieiit "Ixina fide." GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER hltf Illoninfield, Ilr.vin Iowa state in what paper you saw the advertisement. pu-PJO naq.w joj piwl sso(nn pojuud 1ou jAjjiso.i 'sjuoo sojiloo jUvjdua ra3AJ3S3d S3N IJLVD3N M0OZ12O 'iiaivs COMIERCLfVI, HOTEL, OREGON.

WESLEY GRAVES, I rpilF. WELL KNOWN liAND-LORD -t ol tho Chemeketa ICotel, has leased tip Commercial Hotel for a term ol yearsj anl will do the utmost to please his scuests. Charges reasonable. vlnlStf. THIS TAPES 13 ON FII.E T71TU 'lr A -tbjlu; Contracts can be zotuiek SEND 23.

c. to G. P. ROVVELL CO New York, if Pamhletof 100 pages, containing list or oCkxj newspapers, and estimates showing cost of advertising. apr27-ly.

I A MONTHLY JOURSAI. Published at 11 Frankfort street New York 1.00 PER-TEAK, 50 Cents for Six Months. A Necessity to Live Granges Wanting to Buy Goods Bottom( Prices AND BE POSTED ON PRonnrj market. Send at once to Calbraith 11 Frankfort street, N. Y.

Special Purcliasinc: Kates to Grangers. 1776. 1876 CENTENNIAL. PROCLAMATION. CHICAGO AMD M0RTH-YESTERN RAILWAY.

I THE POPULAR ROUTE OVER-LAND. I buy their TRASSCONTINEXTAl TICKETS Via tho Pioneer tlcufc, TIIK I CHICAGO AXD KOUTII-1VEST- ERN RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST- It.sTr.irk Is nf RTPFr. Tt ATr Ln been niale the FASTEST time that has ever been MADK In this country. Ily this routo passengers for fioints east; of Chicago have choice of tho following lines from Chicago WAYS, I OTIIUOUGII TRAINS DAILY, with Pull- mat) PaIaA C'iirs thrnmrli 4a VliflAlAlr.kU -w -MMhu JlliaUCI LJAll and cw lork on each train.

i 1 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman' Talace Cars to Baltimore and Washington. 1 RY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN KAll.WAY AND CONNECTIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL AND ERIE RAILROADS) i 3 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Palaco Drawing Room, and Silver Palace Sleeping Cars through to New York. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA (JRAvn TRUNK; GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS 1 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Palace i)raw'nK Itoom and Sleeping Cars through to New ork to Niagara Falls, Cuffalo, York cltw BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD: 9 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull-man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanesvllle, change. Thin is Ho fillnDTfCJT rfwum i i -v. unviniioi, ir.oi HI1U I lie on I line runniticr Pullman 1at rit.

SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect-Ing with the Union Pacific Railroad nt OMA-II A and from theWEST. via Grand Junction, tmr ennfon, Mcrlincr and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Tills ftnmitnr tnntn la uncit.n Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-lanced and perfect track of steel rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the perfect Telegraph System of moving trains, tho reeiilarit with uhiM i rabio arrangement for running through ears to u.iii.uujiu ni esi, secure- io passengers, all the ctmtorts in modern Railway iravellng. No changes of Cars nnd no tedious delays at Ferries, Passengers will find Tickets via this Favor He Route at the General Ticket Offlcu of tho I'hdflc Railroad.

Sncramento. Tickets for rale in all the Ticket Ollices of the Central Pacific Railroad. MARVIN HUGinTT'-'SSlnf. en. Sup.

If. I SANWOi rn n-1 Agonev, 121 Mont street. Man Franci.o. vJii-llyl SALEM IK ON WOK S. Corner Front State St.

Salem Oregon. 15. DRAKE, i nianufaetiircr of Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, Jteapers.Thresli-ers. Pumps, Ac. Also "Enterprise" Planer and i Matcher, Stickers and Sharpers.

TBrass fe Iron Castings, and Extras lor a variety of Farming Implements fur- AGENT FOR DEGROATS PATENT IKO PENCK. vln43tf. ALBANY BATH HOUSE AND Barber Shoj). THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE spectfully thank the citizens of Albany and vicinity, for tho liberal patronago bo-stowctl on him for tho mnt rassengers forChicaco, Nlagani F'nlls, Pittsburg, IMiiladelphia. Mont rent, Quebec, JCew lorn.

Boston, or anv Dcint Kast nlmnwi whom he was livinggood night. It is supposed that he got up about 4 o'clock on the morning following and went out to where he was found. It appears that he went out, going into an orchard several hundred yards from the house, took off his coat and vest and hung them on a tree theu laid down upon the ground, carefully spreading a blanket over himself and placing a small Smith Weston pistol to his right temple, pulled the trigger. Two letters were found in the morning upon a table in his room telling why he did the deed, lie stated that iic feared death from consumption and he did nqt wish to die by inches, and preferred to die instantly. He also gave directions where to be buried and other requests of minor import.

The act was evidently one long premeditated and determined upon. His funeral takes place to-day from his late residence. State Teachers' Institute. Office of Scp't Pud. Salem, Aug.

14, 187G. To Patrons and riend of Education: All persons attending the State Teachers' Institute to be held in Salem on the 23d, 24th and 2oth of the present month, and traveling on the following lines will be favored with free return tickets O. S. N. Co.

and the C. R. 11. and O. C.

It. It Co. will sell 'round trip special tickets at full fare one way," by calling upon the station agents along the line. Tickets good from August 22d to 2oth, both days inclusive. This liberal reduction on the pait of the O.

S. N. Co. extends to the families of those attending the Institute. Ii.

Li. Rowland, Supt. Public lust Alarm. The residence of Mrs. Cline, corner of Fifth and Ferry streets, caught fire yesterday afternoon about half-past 2 o'clock, from a defective flue in the main chimney.

The parlor carpet had been taken up and the straw under it was being burned in the largo fireplace, when the unusually large hlaz caused the fire. The Fire Department was promptly on hand, but by the prompt aid of those first on the ground with buckets, the fire was pretty well out wheno. Ps got first water. Loss about $50. Dead.

Mr. H. D. Thompson died at the residence of his -brother-in-law, D. G.

Vanostern, three miles east of Lebanon, August lGth, from injuries received two ago last February in falling from a hay mow. Since that time he has suffered untold pain, and has laid in a Mate of helplessness until, at last, death has come to his relief. lie was nearly 25 years of age, and his remains were followed to their last resting place by many kind friends who have watched over and kindly cared for him dr.r-ing his Ion; and tedious illness. Tall Specimens. Mr.

James Grimes has placed upon the editorial table of the Harrisburg XHcleus, some specimens- of grain, grown this year upon the farm belonging to his father, Hon. 15. 11. Grimes, of Linn county, that are certainly very, superior. Some stocks of rye measure over ten feet, and the wheat and oats in proportion.

Amongst the others is a specimen of beardless barley which is very fine indeed. Taken altogether, they arc a fine example of Oregon's productiveness. Itarrisbnrg Xncleou. We welcome, the first number of this new paper to our sanctum. It is well got ten up typographically, and its editorial and local columns arc as good as am body's.

Let our Harrisburg friends sustain their new enterprise by a liberal amount of advertising, and we wager that Mr. S. S. Train, the publisher, and Mr. 6.

T. Porter will give them a paper worth the money. Long may the new enterprise wave. Cancer Cut Oat. Turnbull, of the O.

S. N. who has been suffering from cancer, was operated upon on Monday by Dr. Jones, of Portlandwho was assisted by a number of professional gentlemen. The cancer was removed, root and branch, and it is hoped that the Captain may never more be troubled with this subtle pest of the race.

Laborers who don't know a header from a sausage machine, can get employment in the harvest fields just now. WF We learn that llateirs saw mm was and hopes for the future a continuation of their favors. For tho accomodation ot Qf burned last Tuesday night at Independ-7Tiencem The destruction was total, but kmijh whether insured or not our informant not know, nor could be tell us how TfJ, the flic originated. Night watchman i wu upper nart of town, ho has openetl a neat Iittlo Riinn npyl -lrvr Taylor's Saloon, where a good workman will always bo in attendance towalUunon patrons. Vln43f.i JOFL WPTtTlTTT i'(, visal McKennondistictlv saw theiight from TV-i ii i.

Lereof the burning building. it 1 1.