I THE Gl II.I.oriXE sui.I. AT WORK.
íThc ^Irnwcniiic tumw.
fi.Tid.il P;:pT for Jackson, Jtvphinc à Lak*.
JULY 21, l«76.
FRIDAY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
is now «»fficered and
managed, is a
FOR PRESIDENT:
•otnpunctlon of cons'lenee a« a Sioux
warrior would a cavalry-man. It gtiil-
The nomination of Hayes turn« nut
to tie an Administration victory. It 1«
Granti«m extended.
its earlier anti
abler
lights. Not long since the official he id
of Bristow rolled into a basket. Next,
lit- first lieutenant. Now, an »tile and
S. B. REAMÖ.
REAMES BROS.,
MF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI-
ture« of Jackson county from July 1st
1875, to July 1st, 1876.
Troops
mo«t damnable insli’utlon. It kill-
off its very tiest men with a« little
and a ho«t of
a
The old Ridirai tactics:
wai ted for the South !
The Republican nominee !« Hayes
now, but he’ll l>e mist la November.
'oi ined Sumner, Greeley, Seward, Chase
---------- —
SAMUEL J. TILDEN
Th»» Ridie I poli'.i al org.misitinn,
T. G. REAMES.
EXHIBIT
ri»r i riv \E
I
(Successors to White dt Martin,)
STATE FUND.
Arnonnt of State tax assessment for
1875.................................. ■.................. $9,728 07
DEALERS IN
PER CONTRA.
general merchandise ,
Bv Treasurer’s receipt for State tax
of 1875.................................................. $9,728 07
COUNTY FUND.
Amount of outstanding warrants
July 1, 1875..............
$ 6,587 62
To warrants issued lor
grand and trial jurors. $2 013 89
Witnesses m State cases 1,170 85
Ca«es of State vs. David
and Caroline Brigg«... 4,358 79
Attorney fees in State
and county cases........ 591 00
Exp'nsein Circuit Court 572 50
Expense in County
Courts............................ 515 89
Stationery, lights and
fuel for u«e of <*ountv.. 339 14
Printing and telegraph
202 25
ing for county.............
Expense of Co. Hospital 1,290 63
Temporary aid to indi
gent................................ 192 99
Ex-Senator Fenton (Lib. Rep.) any«
the Cincinnati platform is meauingle.«.«
and the ticket about fourth-rate.
CALIFORNIA STREET,
OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE,
Haves was defeated in 1872 by Ban
ning in one of the Cincinnati districts
a worthy mat» was ina<le to walk th»- after having been imported for the pur
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
plank iiml retire to private obscurity. pose of miking the rive.
LOW PRICES WILL WIN
six vote« from thi« State at the
THOS. A. HENDRICKS There still remained »me other »if St. The
Louis Convent ion were east ‘«flr«l,
Bri-low’s friends an I companion« in
OF INDIANA.
la-t and i-verv time” for Tilden, the
hi- fight against corruptionists. Thi-
great reformer. Good for Oregon’s
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS-
man was the chief of the Revenm- delegation !
I ure in notifying their friend and the
FOR PRESIDENTI*!. ELECTOFS :
Department, Yaryan, by name, and
I
public
generally that they have purchased
i
The Germans of New York City
W. B. LASWELL.............................. Of Grant
the stock of White
Martin, ana are now
who had done more to unearth fraud fired one btindre I guns on receipt of
HENRY KI.IITEI........................ O| Jackson
receiving and opening a very large, exten
Notice is hereby given that the un sive and well-selected assortment of
E. A. CROXIlf........................ Of MuEiionian than anyone el-»». H»* was Bristow’.- Hie new« that Hldeii was nominated. Cost of Sta’e piitien's.....
156 00
right hand man in the fight against Nearly all their ablest journals sup Repairson ('o. buildings 168 00
dersigned will shortly retire from busi-
Expense of election«..... 584 07
• •ffi -ial rasials. Three times Bristow port TJden.
FOR CONGRESS:
Co. roadsand bridges... 1,931 50
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
refused to remov»- Y.iryan from offi.-»-
On the morning of the day of Have«’ Costs in Justices’ (’our*.. 987 56
ness, and therefore request all persons
and fees of conn
LA FAYETTE LANE. when requested by friends of Presi nomination the Cincinnati Commercial Salaries
BOOTS AND SHOES,
tv officers..................... 5,356 57
(Lit>.
Rep
)
*aid
:
‘
die
i«
the
candi
00
Jailor's tee« and board.. 840
OF DOUGLAS.
dent Grant. After Bristow’s retiring,
indebted to them, by book account or
date of the Rrpu'ilicm politician.«, and Board, washing and
the faithful Yaryan missed the ¡xiwer- not of the people of Ohio.”
California & Salem Coths and Blanket«,
medical attemlanee of
Till". CIIISEM: PIlllBLKM.
66
897
prisoners
in
jail
..........
note,
to
come
forward
without
delay
fill -upport of hi« chief. Finally, says
Untie Sun Tilden beat Dix.of N°w Exp n«e of Coroner’s in-
46 50
the Moiiesto AVtc.*, charges were pre
q1 e t:............................
Heady-Made Clothing,
SACHS BROS.
York, for Governor by about 54,01)0 Cost
The Chinese qne«tinn 1« well-known
and settle up.
of assessment and
ferred against the whisky ring of C-tl- maj irity. Dix feels sore.
He says
00
census rolls.................
to b«* one of va-t importance, am! each
ifornLi ami Sirgent steps to th»» from Tilden need« reforming
No doubt Meals furnished jurors
We will continue to sell the re /AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
dav makes it more mom»*ntou«. E«-
2^0 32
on State cases............
I
Uncle
Sim
.«ent
him
and secures Yaryan’s removal. The Dix i hinks so.
Expense of insane.......... Ï38 60—823,590 71
¡»eeially docs th«’ sati-f idory .«oliition of
shades
of
private
life.
howling
to
tlie
mai oder of our stock ot goods at re-
S< n itor’s friend« in that State were
Hafs and Caps
$30,178 33
thi« problem concern th»» people of this
Dix had better said nothing.
>
-uppnsed to l»e getting in »lo«e quar-
CONTRA.
C«o«t. It 1« hero that Chinese immi
S. B.
»lured San Francisco cost.
Hon. .James G. Blaine, Member of Bv balance of rash on
ters. The wily Sedgwick, Sirgviit’s
LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES
gration mid th»- evils incumbent there
71 05
Congress from Maine, and late aspi- . hand July 1. 1875..... $ i
chief man in politic.«, and Collector of
Jacksonville June 1st, 1876.
rant for the nomination of President [ Received from proper
on are th»* innst apparent, and corse-
Revenue for that State, was su-pic- I of the United States ly the Republi-| ty ttlid poll tax for
county purposes for
quentlv wo ar«* mor«* abb* to l»e judge
ioned by Yaryan, and a suspicion with can party. Im« tieen appointed by Gov. | the year 1875............. : 13,841 03
We have also in connection with the above
in the matt«*r than the people of the
15 00
licence.................
(hat official always ti emit a prosecu Connor United Slates Senator, and i Fcrrv
a very largo and tine stock of choice
15
00
Peddler's license..........
East, who have had no experience
lias
accepted
the
appointment.
1,084
00
China
poll
tax
...............
tion«, and generally a conviction. A
with them and believe because they
from estate of
I Radical Pre.-ident, however, acting at
When Uncle Sammy gets into the Received
GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS
214 50
J. Blattner.deceased,
I
labor cheap that they are the people I
j
the suggestion of Sargent, step« to White Hous»-, which In- will if lie 1 Trial oft 'aroline Briggs 1,893 08
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
for the country. It i« useless for us
lives until th»- 4th of March next, In- Trial fee county, $18
tin* front and raps the holiest official
42 24
currency, coin.........
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN
to attempt to recite th»* rea-on« why
v. ill make the cnriupli«»ni«t« and i Trial
45 00
fee
county,
coin
.
su«p»*cte«l one thieves wish In- had never be»-n tmrn. ■
on
the
head,
that
the
Ain’t transferred from
this wholesale immigration of Mongo
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
48
his II»- It a« a rod in pickle for all of them,
Building Fund.......... Of
might
live
and
continue
to
fight
lians -hoold »••• checked forthwith.
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD
and no one know« how to u«e it better. A mon n of outstanding 9,623 95—$30,173 33
oat
I
les
for
th»-
party.
;
warrants
July
1,
1875.
The}* are as evi»lent as they are mani
EN AND WILLOW
There, howi ver, remained in an
The Eugene Guard says : Blanton
fold.
1. E. D. Foudray, County Clerk, do here-
WARE, ETC.
Dunean has got down off the fence.
This question i« a National one, and other department of the Government
bv
certify the foregoing to be a true exhibit
He also got right into the crowd he be
the finances of Jackson county for the
it has been indirectly, if not directly, • me nr»re of Bri-low’.« friends, Secre I long« with. Now let that other men- I of
year ending July 1. 1876.
E. D. FOUDRAY, County C’lerk.
vieweil to be such by tin» Court-. tary Jewell, of th»? Postal Department. dicant, M. M. Pomeroy, crawl through
We are now ready to sell anything in our
Published by order of the County Court.
He
h.ul
been
indiscreet
enough
to
be
the
hole
he
ha«
rooted
under
the
fence,
j
line at lowest ca«h prices. Persons wishing
Hence it naturally enter« into»p-'litic«,
to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad
and the Democratic party may yet be
and the two National partie« are either a fiienil, and to some degree, it i-
vantage to examine our stock before pur
COUNTY
TREASURER'S
EXHIBIT.
happy.
chasing
elsewhere, as we are determinen not
supposed,
a
confidant
of
the
great
for remedying the evil or again-t it.
to
be
undersold
by any house in Jackson
Th»* platform adopted at St. Louis is j
county.
On reading the platform lately pro I’rea-urer. Only the other »lay the
SPECIAL FUND.
one of the most romph-te declarations
jtiFGive us a call, and then Judge tor
mulgated by the conventions of both President notified him that his resig <>f principles, in the shape of a solemn Balance on hand July 1, 1875........... $354 4 I
vourself as to our capacity to furnish good*
PER <X>NTRA.
as above.
REAMES BROS.
the Dcmm ratic and R publican parties, nation would b<- arrepti'd. Well may arraignment of Hie Republican party
!
By warrants cancelled and
Jacksonville. Feb. 12, 1875.
the
people
a-k
themselves,
“
wlmt
5>r its » rimes and w«-nknvs«, that I».»«
it will be ob«erv«*d that • hoy have
re: ii rued............................... .*$268 75
next
?
’
JeWell
removed,
and
there
Balance
on hand J ulv 3, l<s>G st; 02—$354 i I
ever
tieen
the
duty
of
a
national
Con
taken »’Ognizince of th»* »xi-t» tu p of
(Calilornia St., one door west of Sachs Bros., HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
BUILDIN»; FUND.
vention to present for t he enn-idt ralion
that issue. But how widely diffTent remains in Pr»—ident Grant’s C’.ibim-t
• >f voter«. Wi* invite « very reader to Amount on hand at last
nre the resolutions adopte«! in relation I but one man whom the nation re
report.............................. $ 671 90
acksonville, Oregon,
ZNl»—
read and ponder upon its merits.
From t»»xes «»illectcd on
sped«,
and
that
i«
Secretary
of
State
thereto. The one given u« by th«- I
Building Fund......... . 2,661 5S—$3,333 48
Fro o a letter from an Oregonian in
DEALER AND WORKER IN
Republicans is very weak and ensure- Fi-h. Tiiese continued change-in the
Pl.ll («»NIKA.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE
New York w»- learn that the nothin i-
us no hope for an effectu d reim dy for Cabinet and the removal of th«* t»e«i i tioii of Tilden wi« received with wild Budding Fund transferred to Gen
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC
eral Fund by or Ur of Board <>f
this great and growrng evil. A« will and nm-t r»‘*p' cled m»,mh« is are, on i -*ntliu-i:i«m. Tin- writer add- : ‘•New
48
County < 'oinmi«*i<>ner«................. $3,333
I
eeps constantly on hand
.SCHOOL FUND REPORT.
b • seen by the following, which is a ; the eve of a Presidential elec’i m, «ig- York elects the Pre-ident thi« y»‘ar
assortment of the best
correct copy of the r«*sol it ion, it i- nificitnt. No wonder tlo* Pre-idential ¡and lam happv to siy th it Tilden Balance on hand at last
I
repor*—coin. $l.!H»s.S6,
will carry fie- Stat»» by a liUtidr<*d
TINWARE,
very unsatisfactory and give« tn n<- cabal in the Senate are si'iiggling to
and 8 >92.90 currcicy.... 82,691 70
I t’ion«ind m ij irity. R-pn'-lieaii« and Received of J. W. Man
BRASS PIPES,
reason to look for anything from thi- I compel the Democratic Hou-»* of R *p- , Democrats lioth ar«* «uupTl ing him.”
ning from estray sales,
FORCE RUMI’S,
currency........................
10 00
I r»Mvntativi*s to give to th»* Admini-lra
quarter:
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
I
Received < f K. A Wood
GEM.KAI. .VOTES A.W XEWK.
H ARDWARE, CUTLERY,
11. It is the immediate duty of Congress tioii $P»,O<t<>,fiOO mor»- than i« nece—ary
3 25
from estrav sales, cur...
ta fully investigate the < fleet of the ¡mini to carry on the G«»v»-rnment. The-e
H Y DR A U LI(’ NOZZ LES,
From taxes collect«* I
Tn»!«»
«1<»||ir«
arw
taken
in
San
Fran-
from
July
I,
1875,
to
g'ationaud importation of Mongolians upon 540,000.000, with a packed Cabinet «• -
PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS,
I California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon
ci-eo ¡n 88 rents, and m> more.
J uly 3, 1876.................... 3,992 23-$6,697 is
OLS, HOSE, POWDER.
the moral and material interests of the coun- !
lectr»l for that pUlpose, .«¡ghlfiesa huge
PKIl CONTRA.
try.
The annual meeting of the M E.
Paid
tn
School
Districts
HAND THE BEST STOCK
3AR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON. I A < IAVAYSON
An attempt was even made in open • l»ctione»Ting srhemc, in uhicli the Church South will be held in Corvalli-
of Patent and Home made Rifle and
a« per orders re'iirne<l..$5,188 70
NAILS.
Balance on hand July 3,
Shot Guns, single and double; Revolvers
convention to strikeout thi« litil“, and government of the people i« to t ike iu S ■ptemher.
187»>
—
$1.497.71
coin
and
of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat,
MINING TOOL,
part.
Hence
the
Prcsi«lent
is
remov
Col. R. mho II, th“ own *r of i ho st d-
but for the strenuous oppo-ition of a
$10.77 currency............. 1,508 48—$6,697 18
small and powerful; Derringers, the latest
SHOT. BRUSHES,
and best ; also, tbe best Powder and Pow
KASPAR KUBLI,
f?w politicians who knew they might ing from all tin* mo-t important offi »— lion S'liiiggl'-r, who i« sail to have
CARPI NTER TOOLS,
der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes ot
Treasurer of Jackson county, Oregon.
tro’tisl the f»«test time oil record nt
men
who
-till
a»lh»*re
to
mi
Imne-t
¡»er-
a« well give up the Pacific State« «-n-
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
Jacksonville,
July
3.
1876.
Phil «<I<11>11 ia file other d iv , WI« offerp'l
i lormmice of »Inly.
Pouches; Caps, Wads aud everything in
IRON
WASH-KETTLES,
t rely if this was done, it Would have
the Sportsman’s line.
$100.(HH) for the ani mil, whi«-li In • re-
BRASS AND IRON WIRE,
He will also keep a full line of SHELF
flt«»,«l.
tw*en omitted.
A match against Goldsmith
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SHEET-IRON WARE.
HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
Maid is now talked of.
TI»»’ average citiz°n will ob-erve
and sizes, Carfienters’ ami Wagon-Makers.
The
Itulicnl
pr»-«s
nr<-
busy
circulaf-
that there is much difference betw»*eo
Jt ¡« stated by a reliable parly In OEALED PROPOSALS WILT- BE RE- Cast Iron and Steel Plows. Tools, a complete assortment of Table ana
Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
iug nil kiiuis «if falsehooil« to injure tin* Black Hills that there nre nine kJ ceived by the Board of County Coin
ROPE.
the above »‘lap-trap and the plain,
of Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Glass, etc.
missioners for Jackson county, Oregon, up
CAULDRONS,
Gov. Tilden. One of tl»»ir stmic- ••I iim« that are paying from $1,200 to to 2 o’clock on Wednesday, August the 9tli.
The above goods are all of the best qual
atraight-iorwar»! res»»lutioii i»<lopt»-<l l»y
ity, and will be sold
CULTIVATORS,
A.
D.
1876,
for
putting
a
New
Roof
on
and
$3.000
per
day
with
but
two
string
wliich Im« no fomid.ition in fact i-
t »e D ’in>Tacy at St. L mi«, which
a New Floor in the Court House of said
COPPER WARE.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
tliat Governor Tilden wa« Chairman of sluices to the claim, and working but County. Plans and specifications can be
met with no op|w>sition and was favor
WHEEL-BARROWS,
nine nmn each. The Indian« h ive all seen at the Clerk’s office, ard bids to bo left
New gun« made tn order, and repairing
the C’-mmitlee on Piatform in the
SHEET-IRON
WARE,
promptly
done and in good style. All or
ably received with great unanimity
witli
the
Count}
Clerk
on
or
before
the
time
left the Hills and the min<*r« can now
ders filled with dispatch.
Dcimx-rati»! N itional Convention of develop r| ijw without «nV trouble.
specified above.
There i« no stopping at recommending
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
Done by the order of the County Court at WOODED A ND WILLOW WARE,
18(14, and that he pronounced th»* war
their
Julv
session,
A.
D.
1876.
investigation, but the
D*»»»'>crac\
Report« from Washington ind'rate
Attest:
E. D. FOUDRAY,
» failure. The following tel-gram from danger that the House will le left
pledges itself to the inoditi'-mion ot
County Clerk.
STOVES.
Manton Marble i« in answer to one wi'hout a quorum if Congress fail« to
t ie Burlingani” t reaty, so ti i- Chit e-»
Always on hand a large lot of parlor, cook
from a delegate in the Illinois Demo adjourn very «o.>n. The inteu«r|y hot
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Jinmigration will be checked. And.
ing, office, cabin stoves, of assorted sixes,
weather
i«
driving
’
»»ein'»er«
away
like
cratic convention who desired informa
plain
and
fancy,
constructed
on
the
latest
m mover, Mr. Tilden, its nominee, i-
the cholera. Already more than one-
fuel-saving plans. Boilers, kettles, pots,
tion as to Governor Tihlen’s course in
• J. ZIMMERMAN & CO., Prop's**»
known to stand squarely on this r«*-o
third are absent for the ««*«-ion ; but
and everything connected with these stoves
the National Convention «if 1864 :
warranted durable and perfect.
until the Belknap impeachment ra«e
lu’.ion, an<l he does everything he
All articles «old or manufactured by him I
‘•Your telegram ha- been shown me. i« finally di'j>o«ed of, the House is in-
warranted. ITis work is made of the best I MANUFACTURE AND BUILD ALL
agrees tn. (jet the jwople of Oregon, Gov. Tilden wa- not the Chairman •>(
di«|Hi«ed to fix an adjournment.
SHERMAN AND HYDE, material and of the choicest patterns.
lvI kinds of mill and mining machinery,
California and Nevada, recognizing >»- the Platform Com in it tee of the Ctii-
Orders attended tn with dispatch and castings, thimble skeins, and irons, brass
MUSIC DEALERS,
It is more than likely that an im
filled according to directions, n© is deter castings and Babbitt metal. Bells cast.
they do the great ujomentum of thi- I »»go Natioi»al Convention in 1864
mense Indian war will soon lie raging. CORNER KEARNEY <t SUTTER STS., mined to sell at low prices for cash.
Farming machinery, engines, house fronts,
question, compare the following,which lames Guthrie of Kentucky wa«. At flip present time, it i« estimated
stoves, sewing machines, blacksmith-work,
GoV. Tlhleii <»p|M»sed in Committee
San Francisco.
and all work wherein iron, steel or brass Is
is one <»f the planks of the Demo rati<
that there am over 10,000 Sioux io
used, repaired. Parties desiring anything
that |M»rlioii of the resolution saying,
LIQUORS
Agents for the Pacific Coast.
phi I form, with that of the Republican •‘after four year« of failure to preserve the field in M mtana. ami this force
in our line will do well tn give ns a «-all be
of al! kinds, of the best brands.whvlesale and fore going elsewhere. All work done with
platform on the same subject and see the Union by war,” &«•. He got it ••an ea«ilv tie increased to 15,000. the
neatness and dispatch at reasonable rates.
Notice to Those Indebted. retail. Also
trih«» being well storked in ammuni
which gives the greatest guarantee that -truck out, and even refused to agree
Bring on your old cast iron.
tion. f<«nd and tnnnev. It is believed
TOBACCO
AND
CIGARS.
ZIMMERMAN & CO.
to
the
resolution
as
amended.
It
was
LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
something will he d«»ne in the pretn-
that $25.000 wa« taken from the bod
Ashland. April 8. 1876.
in
any
manner
are
requested
to
come
i
then irregularly restore»!. Gov. Til
¡ I Tn connection with all these I have on hand
ises, and cast their iMillois accordingly :
ies of tlm Cu-ter soldier« by the In
forward and settle AT ONCE and save costs.
a large assortment ot
den at all stage.« refused to agree to
DAVID CRON EM ILLER.
RAILHOAD SALOON,
Reform !• necessary tn correct the omis
dian«, T<> meet this bind of Indians
the resolution, »»ml sent a message by
GROCERIES
i
sions of a Republican Congress and the er
there are four thousand s »»I<I ít «, an I a
me toG-*n. M«‘Clella»i, advising him to
Cor. California and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville
Having formed a partnership with Mr.
rors of our tniaties and our diplomacy,
majority of these are protecting the
• ii«»*ar«l it in hi« letter of acceptance.
Matt. Shannon, under the firm name of of all kinds—just what every married man
which have stripped our fellow-citizens of
HENRY PAPE, EnCU**r.
Miller <fc Shannon, wo will do work <>n wants in his family. And if you don’t be
Gov. Tilden mor»‘over made a speech wagons.
foreign birth and kindred race, recrossing
short notice, in workmanlike manner and lieve it, call and examine my stock before
in the New York delegation against a*»
purchasing elsewhere.
Htill Another,
at the lowest prices.
the Atlantic, of the shield ot Amerk-an citi-
JOHN BILGER,
armistice,
which
was
briefly
reported
DWID CRONEMILLER,
mnstiip, and hive exposed our brethren of
Importer of farm implements and machines. THROUGH TICKETS, 121 C ents .
MATT.
SHANNON.
by
toe
in
the
New
York
IPorfd
and
is
United Stato* District Attorney
the Pacific Coast to the incursions of a race
Jacksonville, July 12, 1876.
i
»jorrectly
<iie«t
in
the
Cuurie.^Iournal.
not spreading our language, nnr springing
Over, of St. Louis, has been removed
WANTED !
I
was
personally
present
in
tt»e
New
from the same great parent stock, and, in
FOR
SALE.
by
the
President.
It
will
be
remem
hoice wines , liquors and ci
faot.now denied citirenshi p through nat ural- York delegation an I all meetings of
gam constantly on hand. The reading
bered
that
Dyer
was
the
man
who
«o
i<ation, a» being neither accustomed to the the Committee in the adjoining room.”
table
is also supplied with Eastern periodi
20,000 Lbs. of Old Cast Iron,
otice is hereby given that
t adltions of a progressive civilization nor
cals and leading papers of the Coast.
This
statement fully bears out what ably proRccuted the whisky rings of
all of the furniture of the U. S. Hotel
exercised in liberty under laws. We de-
elivered at the foundry in
will positively be sold on July 22d, 1876.
umnee the policy which thus discard« the the Buffalo Courier had sai»l on thi- ♦ hat place. As a result of hi« labors
Ashland, for which we will pay tbe
Two good milch cows and one heifer wili
SETTLE UP.
bhertv-loving German and tolerate« the re
highest
price.
thirteen
first-class
Radical
leaders
of
also be told.
MRS. L. HORNE.
vival of tho coolie trade in Mongolian wo subject previously. Governor Tilden’-
Every farmer has more or less old cast
men. impor'ed for immoral purpneee, and record so far as the war Is concerned, that State are In the 8tate Prison at
ings about his premises, snch as old stoves, I
otice is hereby given that
Mongolian men. held to perforin servile
pinions and other articles. These they
the account»» of the firm ot Manning A
PURCHASING
Jefferson
City.
At
least
two
of
the
WM.
1 tbor »contracts, and demand such a modifi- cannot he assailed. Hi« recoril in the
Ish have been placed in my hands for col
would do well to gather up, and bring them
bafore the rain sets in.
t
ortion of the treaty with tbe Chinese Em war upon public corruption and thiev number, General McDonald and Joyce,
lection. All persons indebted to said firm
AGENT,
B.
pire, or such legislation by Congress, with
are
requested to settle immediately.
We
will
also
pav
the
highest
price
for
old
I
in const! luB on a I limitation, as shall pre- ery is one that his opponents may en were personal and old-time friends of
I
COPPER. BRASS and ZINC.
H. K. HANNA
LAKE ti»SAN FRANCISCO, California.
v it th«» niriner importation or immigrateo vy or libel, but cannot match.
* .Tacktonrille, Sept. 2, 1875.
j m mctall a co .
the President.
Cbo Mongolian raoe.
OF NEW YORK.
JOHN BILGER,
K
■
THE ASHLAND IRON WOF.KS,
A
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