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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1872
VOL. 11.
$3 00
$1 50
LEGAL TENDERS taken at current
rates for subscription.
Oar Cæsar’s Outfit.
had stated it in his report for that year.
In the general amount of the debt Bout­
A Long Branch correspondent of the
Physician,
Surgeon
and
Accoucheur,
On
Oregon
street,
Jacksonville.
well is contradicted by the official report
»TATK OF ORKtiON.
The
following
careful
and
truthful
ar
­
FIVIIIS RESTAUR ANT lias just been opened to
JACKSO.X VILLE, OREGON.
Governor.............................. ...................... L. F Grover
of Chase, Fessenden and McCulloch over New York World was present when
. .S. F. Chadwick
■ the public, and solicits their patrnnag«
The ticle we extract from that reliable jour­
Gen. Grant entered his palace at Long
Secratarv of St.it».............
The debt statements of
............... L Flei*chner
Tremiirer, ..................................
Can be found at nil times at his office on Califor table will be supplied with the best the market af­ nal, the Cincinnati Enquirer, and ask $300,900,000.
Branch, and his followers filed in fresh
.............Eugene Semple nia street, adjourning Osburn A Co.’s new drug fords. Board by the day or week, and meals at
Sitata Printer..............................
Register Allen from 1861 to 1869 are cor­
”—~
.............................................
”
for
it
a
perusal
by
every
voter
and
tax
­
from
Washington. He gives the follow­
all
hours.
store, or at his residence on Fifth street, first block
Fl KMT JI DICI AL DISTRICT.
roborated by the reports of Registers
Board, per day......................................................... $1 -90 payer in the country:
north
of
the
Court
bouse.
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ing account of the show:
I». P. l’rim
Circuit Judge......................
“
per week...................................................... $5.00
Chittenden, Colby and Jeffries. But in
It
is
claimed
by
the
supporters
of
the
District Attorney,............. ............................ J. R. Neil
The President has seven horses—a pair
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J. R. HUDSON.
J. K. Stinwoit.
J. It. Neil.
administration that since General Grant 1871 Allison suddenly changes his and of large carriage horses, three of the trot­
JACKSUM COfXTV.
T. J. BITL1R.
SAUL. JAYNES
STINSON 4 a NEIL,
E. B Watson
came in they have greatly reduced the his predecessor’s figures to the extent of ting species, and two used for hacking
County Judge......................
I Jaeoh Wsxssr,
Attorney and Counsellor» at I.aw,
taxes of the people. Mr. Dawes, of more than $350,000,000. If this does not by the young Grants, and for marketing.
Vuuntv Coaamii»ioners.... ............ I M. H. Drake.
I
Massachusetts, Chairman of the Commit­ show that there has been robbery in the' The carriage horses are magnificent crea­
J A ( KSON V/L L E, OGN.
Sheriff..................................... ..... Thomas T. McKenzie
............ Pat. Dunn
Clark.................................................
tee on Ways and Means, insisted in a National Treasury on the most gigantic tures, of Kentucky stock, and cost $2,000.
Will practice in the Supreme, District nnd other
Forwarding & Commission public speech in the House that “we scale, then it is impossible to prove any The fast or trotting horses are not so
Courts of the Staic.
Prompt attention given to all business left in
Schmil Sup’t......................... .................... W. J. Stanley
have during the last two years reduced apparent fact. The stealing which has grand or imposing, but cost more, M’hile
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Surrevor.............................. - ......................... B. F Mver our caro.
Merchauts«
the revenue $85,000,000.” Grant came been and is now going on at Washington i the others are ordinary horses, with no
.................. J. N Bell
V^fnnrr
................................
Oficial Paper........................ ..... .. D kmocratic T imkh
into office on the 4th of March, 1869, and is frightful, and to cover it up is one of considerable value.
C-A-E
j
.
NEW
BARBER
SHOP.
jossrutNK COVUTY.
the revenues for that fiscal year, ending the main reasons why Grant and his of­ His carriages consist of a barouche, a
Mark your gooks Care II. & J. Office in th«
......................... J. B. Sifcrs Bldorado Building;, Jacksonville
Vountr .Ititi
.................. ...
June 30, 1869, were appropriated under fice-holders are fighting so desperately to dog-cart, a liglit wagon for speed in trot­
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Railroad Depot.
I Geo. S- Mathewson.
retain power. When President Greeley
Vuiniuisziuner*.................... ( B. F. Sloan.
Johnson. We begin with Graut on the
rilllE nndersixned, having opened a barber shop
mTTn nil infirmili 11
and
an honest Secretary of the Treasury ting, and a pony pbieton.
1 in Jacksonville, is fully prepared to do all
Sheriff.................................... ...................Dsn. L. Green
1st of July, 1869. In Boutwell’s report
The stable is splendidly furnished with
('Jerk
...................... .................... Chas Hughes kinds o work in his line in the best manner and nt
of 1870 he gives the amount of taxes col­ overhaul the books at Washington, we harnesess for the various turnouts—sad­
reasonable prie s.
‘Trciisurrr
. ................ .................... Wn> Nauekc
shall see developments of fraud unparal­
lected for the year ending June 30, 1870,
Assessor. ............................. ..........Thus. G. Patterson RAZORS CARI’.FUl.I.Y PUT IN ORDER
dles, bridles and clothing. Indeed, it is
leled in the history of the world.
S«hoid Sup’t....................... .................. Al. J. Adiitn»
I
I
at
$411,000,000.
The
taxes
for
the
pre-
just
such a stable as you might expect,
Cal!
at
shop
ia
“
E
dorado
”
building.
..................... Alex. Watts
S.i rwevnr,.....................................
I
i
vious
year
under
Johnson
were
$370,000,-
v2
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GEO.
St
’
HUMPF.
................
Geo.
E.
Briggs
Curutier...................... . ...
T hey tell a story about a girl who considering the President’s great taste
Has the largest Capital,
()00. Soln the first year of Grant’s ad­ wished to rid herself of a persistent lover. and judgment Jn this direction. I made
Cut UT SITTl.NCS.
I
The largest Assetts, ministration there were $40,000,000 more
Joel, m f'oHHty — Circuit Court, see >11'1 M-tadaV New Boot and Shoe Shop, I
So, when he used to come around in the an estimate of the cost of his stable,
in February and November. County Court, first
The largest Annual Income,
¡of
taxes
collected
than
during
the
last
evening, she would ask him if he wouldn’t which will not be found to be far out of
Monday in e»<*U month.
A nd
n<l will
wi i-stie policies 15 per cent, less
Cal. Street, (two
cast if P. 0.,)
I
year
of
Johnson.
The
second
year
of
Jo9e9»ki»e I'oMury.—Circuit Court. 2d Monday
i any other Company in the United
please help John to carry the piano up the way :
’ A
in April and F >urth Mon lay in O.-t 'her
County
THOMAS A. BALL. President
Grant, ending June 30, 1871, the finance stairs, and he would take off his coat and 2 carriage horses,........................................ .
: States.
|2,000
Court. First Mon-lay in January, April. July and J A CKSON VILLE,
O G N
Sin Francisco, Cal. [ rejiort shows the taxes collected to have
3
trotting
horses,
(they
cost
more)
.........
,
October.
work like a brigade of Irishmen until it 2 ordinary horses,....................................... . 3,900
R. S. OSBURN, Agent, Jacksonville, Ogn.
30«
j scKHoxvii.i.r. PRFcm t .
been $383,000,000. This is $12,000,000 was time to go home. Then the next I barouche,. •••••■••............................ .. 1,200
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Justice uf the Peace............................ James R. Wa le
. 1,000
, more than the last year of Johnson. The evening, as soon as he called, she would I dog-cart,......................................................
Cunstab.. ........................................................... John Dick
I trotting wagon,.........................................
LACIES’ AND GLNTLEMENS’ exploit of the administration in reducing say wouldn’t he please help John to carry 1 phaeton......................................................... . . 350
T own or jacksunvii ie .
150
i taxation consisted simply of putting in the piano down stairs again ; and at it Harness, saddles, clothing, etc.,...........
. 1,050
I N. Fi-her. Pres*!
Ft
’
KNISlIING
| Janie* A. Wilson,
i an additional burden of $50,000,000. The he would go, lifting and pulling and Total, ......
— A S D —
$9,950
, Herman Heims,
Tru-tees
; revenues of the administration up to bursting blood vessels, until the hour ar­ The President’s dog-cart is considered
John Riner,
ZFJLZtJC'Y GOODS, June 1, 1872, which is the third year of
I .AGE 11! LAGER!
( Davi-l Linn.
rived for departure. This kind of thing the most stylish thing of the kind ever
......... V. S. Hayden
AND BOYS' AND GIRLS'
; Grant, were 346,000,(MM). But another continued for about a week, when one
. ..... .. !!• nry Pape
seen at Long Branch.
month was to be added, which at corre­ night he got the piano down as far as
Jame- I*. MaD.rn <■!
........ Peter B-i-chey
sponding rates, brought up the taxes to j the first landing, and the corner fell on T ue P ersian F amine .—Reports just
AT lUD.L'CKD PIUCES.
CALL AT
|$374,000,000, being an excess of $4,000,- his toe. Then he confided to the faithful received from Persia state that famine
more than was required in 1860. The John his secret conviction that Love’s in that country is increasing rather than
Business QZüihS.
EL J Jb. COB S’, 000
way Grant’s administration has reduced Young Dream was fast assuming the abating. About 3,000,000 people have al­
Opposite Orth’s New Building. Jacksonville. [33
taxes
lias been alter the old fashion of
DR. L. DANFORTH,
of a disgusting nightmare. ready perished by starvation. At Tehe­
FUitalTUBE WARE-RGOM, taking money out of one pocket to put in character
Leaving the piano there, he went down ran and other places on the border the
another. In 1869 we collected $168,000,- to ask his enslaver to say finally and for beasts of burden have all been eaten, and
(Corner California and Oregon Streets.)
Phy3ician and Surgeon, II
JAU'KMOX V 11.1.13, - - OUEGOX. 000 of internal revenue, and but $153,- ever just where she wanted that piano to there are no means of transportation left.
\S permanently locate I on the Fort Lam
000,000 in 1871. Here was a reduction of be fixed. He was surprised to find upon Cases of cannibalism, horrible even to
JD j XVID I j UXTINT
R m -h. Iw > mile- north of Willow Springs
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fur­ $15,000,000, but at the same time $26,-
and offer« hi» profe«-iomi! -eriie.- to the po p r ot
entering the parlor that another young think of, have occurred and are still oc­
niture, euti.-i.-ting ot
Jackson an I Ju-ephinn e -unties.
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000,000 of taxation were added to the
man was there—a young man with mild curring. A correspondent at Tiflis says
Bedsteads,
custom duties, which were $180,000,000
Corner of Mark anil Front Mrects,
eyes and spectacles. And there that that at Flamatfyn, two women, assisted
Hr. L. T. DAVIN,
B urea ns, Tables,
in 1871. These figures show the exact
young man had been every night, while by seven other persons, carried off three
Stands, Sofas, Lounges,
credit which is to be given to the pres­
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
>fïlco»»Oii Idilio street
children and ate them. The cannibals
ent administration for diminishing taxa­ ■ lie was moving the furniture and cher­ were arrested, and on being searched
XIE
HEE
.»
HOLTON,
PROPRIETORS.
ished visions of bliss! It occupied just
Opposite t he <•!<!
tion.
January 7-tt.
Chairs of All Kinds,
i
four minutes, and when the combatants the bones of the children were found con­
But the most extraordinary perform­
Guilt Mouldings,
were withdrawn, the pianist rushed from cealed in tlicir clothes. The Grand Vi­
A rkan ^ is L ivery S taimi :,
ances
of Grant, according to his friends,
1.1c., Ltc.
the house singing—“Beware, she’s fool­ zier condemned the two women to bo
have been his immense payments of the ing thee !” while a mild-eyed young hanged, and their accomplices to death
ALSO
Javksomiile. Oregon
Doors Sasli *£? ZE3 Ilia, cis* publie debt. The people have paid into • man decorated with spectacles might by starvation. A week afterwards these
the Treasury in various forms during have been seen lying on the sofa, feeling wretches were found dead in prison ; five
always on hand and made to order.
¡Grant
’s administration, $1,168,000,000. one of his mild eyes to find bow much of them had eaten the other two. This
I.umber planed <:ti reasonable terms.
With this amount Boutwell claims the it was swelled.
Undertaking a specialty.-tilt.
equals in horror the tale told by Josephus
Mvlr« nf plate work in nle—such n* rniiE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IX-
39xtf.
debt
has
been
reduced
$193,000,000.
Zk G dd, Silver, Platina. \luinniit:n and Rub­
I forms I he citizen - of Jacksonville anti surround­
of the caunibalism during the siege of
ber plates.
Special attention given :<> Children’* ing country, th.it be is now manufacturing, and
Since the war closed, or rather since
&
rw fl <4» 5»
The
State
Fair.
Jerusalem,
teeth
EtherSnrar used in extracting.
will constantly keep on hand, the very best of
June 30, 1865, the people have paid in
Wdi visit Ashland on the 1st <>f March annually : Lager Beer. Those who wi.-h a cool glass of beer
taxation to the National Treasury $3,- The Salem Statexman has the follow­ T he R ailroad .—Work on the rail­
also Kerbrvile on the 4th Monday in Octob r. should give me a call.
Call and examine specimen work.
Jacksonville, June I2tb. ISfiO.
(>56,000,0(K). According to Boutwell's ing concerning the coming State Fair: road in the vicinity of Roseburg is prog­
*>ffi e or. Cal. A 5th street; residence opposite
Juno 12»h-1y.
figures the debt has been reduceil in the A member of the Executive Commit­ ressing finely. The Plaindcalcr says:
Court House.
n«3e
Corner California anil F'ourtli Sts.
same time a little less than $38-5,000,(MM). tee of the Oregon State Agricultural So­ Contractor Eichars men are pegging away
UNDERSIGNED Wol l.D RESl’ECT- Thus for every dollar of the debt extin­ ciety informs us that extensive improve­
FORT KLAMATH rpilE
at the deep rock cutting, half a mile from
I fully inform their friends and the public gen­
ments
are
in
progress
for
the
coming
guished
the
people
are
to
pay
for
govern
­
Roseburg, about the only piece of grading
erally bat they have purchase I the above estab­
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON,
lishment of Mr. Dan. Cawley, which will be ment expenses, etc., nearly eight dollars. ■ State Fair. Nearly one hundred addi­ to be done to complete the road to this
henceforward conducted under their constant per­
JACKSONVILLE,
OGN. rjlHE undersigned have established n regular sonal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction ! At this rate, in order to get rid of our tional stalls for cattle have been erected, place. This, and the North Umpqua
to all who may favor them with their patronage. 'onerous $2,500,000,000 debt, the people and workmen are engaged iu building Bridge are likely to be finished about the
1 line of hacks, running from
Office at the former millinery »tare of the
These »tables are centrally located, and within
I will have to pay the incredible sum of , pens for swine, additional stables for same time, say about six or seven weeks,
Mi-*«» Kent. U. S. Hotel. -TJsT
4ffni3
JACKSONVILLE to FORT KLAMATH. convenient distance of the various houses of public
M I ! horses, etc., etc. In accordance with the and then all will be ready for iron. The
entertainment. Horses or mules will be boarded I $20,000,000,000.
(via Link Biver) for the accommodation of pas­ ami cared for, l>v the day or week, nt moderate
As we have raised over $3,000,000,000 order of the Board, the track has been cut is over thirty feet deep, in the solid
sengers and fast freight. Hack will leave Jack- charges. They have the largest stock in Oregon,
in seven years, it will take about fifty . changed, and the ground surveyed for rock, and towards the bottom of the cut
«onvi'le every Monday at I o'clock. A. M., and ar­ south of Portland, ot
rive
nt
Ft.
Klamath
on
Wednesday;
leave
Fort
years
to pick up the $20,000.000,000 that the building of 100 booths for use of re­ looks very black, flinty and refractory,
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES
PHYSICIAN A SURCEON,
Klamath on Thursday, and arrive at Jacks<nvil’-
with single or double teams, for hire on reason­
is requireil. It is difficult to see, yea, tailers during the annual fairs. Twelve but the thundering blasts that hourly
on Saturday.
MANNING A WEBB,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
able terms ; a so,
impossible to conceive, what the govern­ of these are being finished, which will make the welkin ring, show that Eichar
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Proprietor*.
GOOD SADDLE HORSES At MULES,
ment could have done with over ij'3,000,- add materially to the appearance of the is on it.
yJT- Office and residence at Ryan’s brick build­
Which will be hired to go to any part of
ing. Third street between California and Main.
000,000 the people have given them since I grounds, and when, next year, the plans
the country at moderate rates.
NEW STATE SALOON.
G ood S tory .—A good story is told at
Animal* bought and »old, and horses bro’ie to the war, when less than $400,000,000 have already commenced shall have been com-
C. W. K SHLRR.
K- B- WATBOX.
the
exi>ense of Governor Washburne, of
saddle or harness.
been paid on account of the public debt, pleted, in place of the dismal looking
Kl’BLI A WILSON.
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HAULER K WATSON,
I
Grant, Boutwell & Co. have had paid shanties which have heretofore been a Wisconsin. He is a warm supporter of
rpilIS popular resort, under the new manage-i
I
nient, is furnishing tho best brands of L
over to them $1,100,000,000, which is as disgrace to the Society, we are to have Grant, and the other day he sent some
lltornry and Connseilor-ai-Eaw,
liquors at
much as every dollar of real and person- handsomely finished and nicely painted money to an old political friend at La
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
V
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
al estate is assessed at in the State of j buildings. Other improvements are in Crosse, with instructions to purchase in­
Twelve and a half Cents a Drink
Corner of California and Third St»-,
Ohio. Can the people of the United 1 progress, and nothing within the means struments and organize a campaign
I
Will practice in the Supreme Court, District, and
The ‘‘New State” has been elegantly refitted,
other Courts of this St it«.
States afford to give away an equivalent of the Society will be left undone to band. Unfortunately for the Governor’s
an I is now one of the finest rejorts in town. Two
L.
HORNE,
Proprietor,
OFFICE—In building formerly occupied by 0.
equal to the property of Ohio to the fed- ’ ' make the fair of 1872 a triumpant suc- plan, lie had not learned that his friend
billiard tables are provided for the 'overs of this
Jacobs— opposite Court House square.
name. The bar is furnished with the choicest i
From information received by the was an enthusiastic supporter of Dr.
j
egs leave to inform the public eral government every three years ? The jeess.
Brandies. Wines. Cigars. Ac., and the reading ta­
that he has the largest, beet, and most com- reduction of the debt, even if it has been j officers, it is believed the exhibition of Greeley. He immediately wrote to the
UKM n. r*v.
o. B. REA.
bles with Eastern j>er:odieals nnd leading papers «f
irodious Hotel in Southern Otag'.u.
Coast.
C. W. SAVAGE, Pmp’r.
FAY &. RE V
accomplished, of §193,000,000, is a miser­ blooded stock will be far in excess of Governor and thanked him. The band
I '
Jacksonville, Jan. IStb, 1872.
3if
is organized and the air is lively with
It is located in the central part of Jacksonville ; able and pitiable thing under these cir­ former years ; most, if not all of it, equal
Ittoraeys and Counsellors-al.Laws
Greeley music, at his Exoellenoy’s ex­
stages from the North and South leave regularly cumstances. As indicating that nobody to the best in the United States.
«OFFICE—In Court lion««, up stairs.
fro
tn
the
U.
S.
HOTEL.
pense.
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS,
can tell what Grant and Boutwell have
Will practice in the Supreme un I other Courts
B elfast , Ireland, is now the scene of
The ll<»u»e has lately been re painted, and reno­ done with all of this money, we appeal
Opposite United Stat«-« Hotel.
H arry B assett .—This famous race­
of thi* State.
vated ; the rooms are newly furnished, and well to the books of the Treasury Department. a terrible riot between the Catholics and
JOHN NOLANI), - - - - Proprietor. ventilated.
The bedrooms are supplied with
Orangemen, equaling in many respects, horse, of which our readers have heard so
Particular attention paid to the collection
Sl‘ /.Vtr REDS. and every other convenience for They are in a worse state than those of
much lately, is a chestnut, was sired by
■of Claim» again.-1 the Federal and State Govern-
Dealer in fine WINES, BRANDIES, WHIS­ the comforts of guests.
the
great riot of 1866, which lasted three
Tweed,
Connolly
and
the
city
thieves
ztnents. the Entry of Land* under the Pre-emption KIES. and CIGARS. Nunc but the best and
Lexington and is four years old. He
weeks. Several women had been killed,
and Hum:«tead Law*, and to the Entry of Mineral choicest kept.
were
in
New
York.
It
would
appear
an
was
purchased by Col. McDaniel at the
BOARD AND LODGING
J.odes under the recent Act of Congress
1 tf.
easy matter to tell exactly how much and the hospitals were filled with dying yearling sale of 1869 at $315. He is about
JDTVIJSTKS, 12 OEJXTTS.
Can b« had at reasonable rates, according to the internal revenue wc have collected in and wounded, at last accounts. The
16 hands 1 inch high, has a slight blaze
Nu Credit iu the Future—It Don’t Paj. i room occupied.
eight years, and so it would be if we had civil authorities after finding themselves running down his face, and has a star in
THE TABLE
honest accountants. But the Register of powerless to act in tho premises surren­ his forehead ; his two hind feet are white,
Families needing anything in my line can always
be
supplied
with
the
purest
and
be»t
to
be
iound
on
Will
be
supplied
with
the
best
the
market
ean
af
the Treasury in his report for 1871 makes dered the control of the city to the mili­ running half way up to the hocks. He
JACKSONVILLE LODGE No. 10
the Coast. Give me a cull, and you will be well ford.
the amount a hundred million of dollars tary, who have so far been unable to cope is powerfully built, has plenty of bone
FAMILIES
satistied.
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OLDS ITS REGULAR MEETINGS ON
more than is given to the commerce of successfully with the rioters. A vigi­ and muscle, and is one of the most mag­
«very Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows’
Can
find
at
this
House
rooms
especially
arranged
Internal revenue for that year. Where lance committee had been proposed as nificent specimens of the thoroughbred
llall. Brother» in good standing are invited to
lor their comfort and convenience, as well as every
in this country.
aUewd.
HENRY KLIPPEL, N. G.
attention and comfort usually found at a well kept has that hundred millions gone to ? Who the last resort.
JOHN BOYER, R. See’y.
Cal. Street, (two doors west of Sachs Bros.)
Hotel.
has stolen it? From 1861 to 1869 the
Mrs. Toodles purchased a door-plate
Regular Rebekah Degree meeting, last Munday
A LARGE HALL
books of the Secretary of the Treasury I n some of the States of Germany the with the name of Thompson with a “p”
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
Wi«ht of each month, at 7j o’eloek p. in.
law does not allow a man to be married
vlnl.
Ts attached to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings, and the Register of the Treasury balanced
on it; but a San Francisco mother re­
Z—X
ENGINEER, ... HENRY PAPE. Shows, Ac., and can be had at reasonable terms. to a cent. But in 1869 the Secretary of unless he can read, write, and cast ac­
counts ; and any one who employs a cently accomplished something much
W®
the
Treasury
suddenly
makes
the
public
wiser and more practical. Her daughter
The Hotel is furnished with a bar room where
hoice cigars and liquors con -
tlrernuian. pocaboutoa. Tribe No. 1, Im
the very best liquors and olgars may be found, at debt $167,000,000 greater than the Regis­ workman that cannot read and write, is w as to be married, and her clothes were
stautly
on
hand.
The
reading-table
is
alto
proved Order of Red Men,
prices to suit the times.
properly monogrammed with her own
well supplied with Eastern periodical» and leading
ter made it. In 1870 Boutwell makes liable to a heavy penalty.
OLB thair stated councils at Odd Fellows’ Hall, papers fifth« Coast.
Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1871.
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and her lover’s initials; but the young
th« third sun in ench-seven suns, at the Sth
the debt $94,000,000 more than his Reg- A Grant paper «wkys: The people won’t man foiled to make his appearance, anil
A LL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY and
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In 1870, Boutwell made the debt swallow Greeley. If they swallow Grant the old lady sallied out and found some
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JOHN CJMBORSKY, 8.
THROI GH TICKETS, I2J CENTS,
one, with his initials, to take his place.
at the year 1809 $«8,000,000 lees than he they will all die of delirium tremens.
in j Office, at the l<ne<»t rate».
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J. N. BELL, M. D.,
OrriCIAL DIRECTORY.
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The Financial Exploits of this Ad
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