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tt Saginaw, Sept. 21. Sherman City, a
wnall villago of Isabella Co., Mich., was anni
hilated by a tornado. Every store, dwelling
houso and shed in tho villago was swept clean,
except ono framo dwelling which was partially
destroyed, Tho air was thick with timbers,
boards, bricks and stone. Tho inhabitants
took rufnt'o in cellars.
Now York, Kept. 21. Ono of tho largest
dry uoods houses in tho city has be n catun
Mvuly robbed through a conspiracy among its
employes. Of ono class of article alone, there
hive been H.fKlO pieci stolen. 'I ho polico are
now arresting the tlikvus, receivers ant! go
iiolwr-en. , , .. ,
Tho U. H. attorney Jim nio-l 0. T II.
Arfhcr, for tinny yoar.t transportation aijnit
on the Krio railroad, to recover $100,000 back
incomu tax on bis taming.) ad agent, from lfe(!2
Cincinnati, Sept. 21. -Carl fc'clitir -will visit
Cincinnati Sept. 27th and deliver an addres
upon pending financial n mcs.
i Chicago, Sept. 21. Tho general outlook
jibowH but littlu abatuncnt. Keports forjes
ttrdiy snow lit deaths at Vicksburg. Among
tho deaths to-day is Wm. A. Fairchild, in
stiranco agent and past grand commander of
Knights Templar.
At Canton there wcro 20 now casts and fi
deaths. Thcro is a great snUcnng at (Jrcen
villu, thcro being no rail and but littlo river
communication, and telegraphic communition
is tntircly interrupted.
Memphis, Sept. 21. It has been a quiet yet
buny Sunday. At tho Howard headquarters
thtru havo boon many calls made, principally
for female nurses. Thcro havo Ix'tn M dtaths
officially rojKirtcd by thu loard of health for
Ihu twenty-four hours ending at 0 o'clock to
night. Of these 10 wcro colored. Among tho
new cases to-day aro Charles is. rimer, cnair
man of tho citizens' relief committee; Paul
Otey, smgeon general of all the camps that
havu been established, and J. A. Thomason, a
volunteer physician.
Omaha, Sept. 21. -Senator John i Patterson,
of South Carolina, accompanied b his wife
and tft-osons, Hon. It. MoMuen anil wife, and
Hon. Hondorson Moore, of Pennsylvania; Col.
T. Mallory, U. S. A., of Washington, and
wife, and Mr. A. 0. Morgan onil wife, of
Washington, passed through Omaha to-day en
toiito for Ban Francisco, hut will stop a day or
two at Virginia City, On return they will
vixit Denver and then proceed to St. Louis,
reaching there Octolier 10th, at which timu and
plaeo tho congressional committee on territo
rioH, of which Senator Patterson is chairman,
will meet for tho purpose of Investigating af
fairs in Indian territory and discuss tho ad-
. I . . t il ... ! ntt.tn trw fa.it M. mi. iflf
visamiiiy oi uiniwwu iv "!" -
at least for tho building of railroads touching
its Ummlariuri and wanting to extend their
ieael.s through it. ,
Cuii. Crook left for Sidney, Neb., to-day ao
eompanicd by Wcbli Hayes, ion of the presi
duut. lien. CWik nxiiects that tho Ihojennu
Indians, somn 700 or MM), who left their rtser
vation in Indian territory a few ihiyH ago, wi I
cross tho Union Pacific somewhere near Syd
ney, and tho' military command now concen
trated at Sydney will endeavor to intercept
thein. . . ...
Washington, Sept 21. Cohen and his fob
loners inadii hoveral attempts this afternoon to
create strikes in tho northern part of tho city
but tho jKilicu poentod any iliiorder. Ho
started on a general tour with a mob of 100
negroes and visited Hill's Bottom; theu pro
reeded to Fourteenth street, where a pavement
is being laid. Cohen addroiuw d thu men and
alsmt 20 of tho hundred employed joined the
mob, which next proceeded to Soenth St., tho
mob increasing to about KM. At Seventh and
M streets, whom fifty men aro laying pave
ment, Cohen mado another spotch ami several
ol tho workers sell into line. Thus reinforced
tho mob went off yelling and hooting vigorous
ly until reaching Seventh and V. streets, where
tho polico charged them. There was a short
atrtigglu but the botons of tho police triumph
od and tho mob tied, leaving ono of the r
numlier who had struck an officer in tho nanils
of the police. Cohen, abandoned by his
alien, made for hi headnuartnrs, New Jersey
avenue. Additional U. H. troops have arrived,
but it is confidently belieed tho police are
tsiual to any omergeney.
Washington, Sept, 22. -Tho anous journals
of this city comment with home seventy upon
the action of thu authorities in allowing Cohen
to uiriwlo thu streets of tlm city with a mob.
Sumo nf thu paHrs this morning intimate that
unless tho proper authorities put on end to
thtrto proceedings it ill lw necessary for tho
eitUms to take tho matter in their own hands.
I'nd. Douulnss, marshal of tho district, who
ii responsible, for the public property there, last
night announced to Cohen's mob that they
ioiiMIioM meeting then in progress, but no
further asseinblnc'o would Iki pormitttxl in front
of tho building wliero they have ken meeting
nightly for the xit w eck.
('aim, Sept. 22. -At Hickman, Ky., to-day
nine new eacs and four iluiths aro reisirted.
Canton, Sept. 22. -Total uvw, 477 toUl
ibiatlis to date, 02.
Nuw Orleans, Sept. 23.- Howard wwocta
tiou wises remitted today, 374. Tho Young
Men's Christian Association report 47 new
I'AMIS.
St. Imii, Sept. 22. An cxtensivo lond
mliliery was committed by unknown peraoiM at
Kansas City on Friday evening. A man drovo
to tho ntheo of tho Jacksou County Horso
I tall read at four o'clock on Friday owning.
Cilled tho cashier ont to tho sidewalk and had
live minutes vonwrution with him reganling
tho Iwid eonduet of a conductor on tho com
liatiy'H ear. Shortly after tho cashier rttununl
ito'tnu ollloo ho duwoieiwl that his safe had
Iksii robbed of $1,000 in money and of $21,000
in i utility IkiiiiU and inatttnsl cmijxms, also a
life luMimnuo policy Isilougiiig to Thus. Cirri
u..u for $,000, and other .iluablo iuhtm.
Nuw York, Sept. 23. A Tnbune's Wash
iiiutmi siHieial says W.iiiho it has leiigieii
out that Senator D.t id IU is is a greeiiKu k
man, llutlor while visiting tho west will call on
htm and invito him to o.ik m Massachusetts
in his boh ilf. It is reported that Coiiklmg is
pn'iviring a hard money speech.
Washington, Sept. 23. Tho comptroller of
tho troasui) li.w compiled dividend rnorts of
tho National lUnk fur tho mv months ending
March I, 1878, from which it appear that tho
banks eh irged "off" losie during that tunc
.unoimtiug to 910.tHVI.145. Of this amount
l,tU3,7r7 ismslsted of pniiiiums on U S.
Wml held for circulation, which depredated
in alno below tho cost pneo to the Iwinks.
Tho losses charged "off" by tho Natioial
lUnks during tho year ending Sept. 1, lb78,
wire $19,7 I9,02tl, and for the car ending Sej t.
1,1877, $10,P33,6S7. making a tot.d of more
than fSO.MW.OOO 1om charged "off' during
tho at two and a half years. The rates of
tarniuji of National lUnks to the capital ami
urplu for tho ywur ol 1877 was W ir ceut.,
" and it i ertiuutal that tbo ratio (or the year
1878 will not fj greater than for tho preceding
year.
Buffalo, Sept. 23. U. S. Commissioner Hal
let gao a decision to-day in tho case of Henry
A. I'arr, arrested somo time ago on a caargo of
being engaged with others in tho capture of tho
steamer Chesapeake in tho name of tho con
federate government. Tho commissioner order
oil tho dischargo of Parr, on tho ground that
lijtatiouas covered by tho general amnesty
procUmatiou of Dec. C.", 1W8.
Cleveland. O , Sept. 23. President Hacs,
hit wife ami their thrto sons and fSen. nnd
Mm. Platl it-mod at Cleveland from the m ojt
this norning, nnd wcro met at tho depot by
about BOO Clovulaml ladies nnd gentb nun. Thu
jimty left at 12 o'clock for Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, fk-pt. 23. President Hays and
pirly arrived hero this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
On arrhal a salute was fired in honor of tho
ihMiiiguishcd giieit, who wan escorted to the
Monozignhola Houso by tho Grand Army of
the lti public and a detachment of polico. The
city is g lily ilecoratcd and a'ast throngs of peo
ple crowd tho streets along which tho president
pasjed. On nrning at the hotel President
Hayes was welcomed to tho city by John If.
Hampton, who mado a brief ajK-ech.
New York, Sept. 23. An estimate of looses
to tho revenue on sugars for tho past two yeais
will be sent to Congressman Wood's committee
to-day. The figuros, which are haid to havo
been prepared by a careful statistician, show
the loss to thu government last J ear to havo
been over $2,.V)0,000.
Nashville, Sept. 23. Dr. Thomas O Sum
mers, who returned to-night from Memphis,
says that tho fuvor is leaving tho city nnd
spreading out into tho country.
A siecial to tho American from Athena, Ala.,
sas: I -ait night at 11 o'clock a crowd of men
--from 73 to 100 -rodo into town and, forcing
tho jailer to deliver tho kcyw of tho jail, took
therefrom Daniel Mcllride, a negro who mur
dered a white man near Athens on thu night of
tho 7th, and hung him to a tree on tho spot
whero tho murder was committed. No fears
of lynching had boon entertained by tho au
thorities and tho matter was conducted so
(piietly that but few citizens knew' hu had been
removed from tho jail till this morning.
FOREIGN.
Iindon, Sept. 22. A Coniitantinoplo din
iKitch says tho envoy who recently arrived
from the ameer of Afghanistan is endeavoring
to induce the porta to conclude an alliance
with UiiNsia.
There has been n new outbreak of fever
among tho troopi in Cyprus. Twenty-ono
deaths have occurred sinco occupation begun.
Four hundred men are now sick out of a total
of 2,022
Constantinople, Sept. 21. A Circassion
slato recently took nfngn in tho Hritish con
wtilatu. Thu consul ordered her retention and
reipiested Minister I.iard to rc,o tho porto to
prohibit sales of slaesin Turkey.
Paris, Sept. 21. Marshal and Madame Mat'
Mahou, sent ("no thousand fn-ncit to U. S.
Minister Noyes to-day for yellow fuver suffer
ers. Paris, Sept. 22. Tho Hopubliiitio Krancaise,
in an article on tho nnsuttled state of Huropo,
advises Franco not to enter into any engage
ment. It says that the perilous times aro not
yet over, and still less tho era of alluring offers.
Tho article is regarded as a reply to a revived
rumor that Kngland recommended Franco to
take possession of Tunis.
Ixmdou, Sept. 22. Tho Tcsthcr Lloyd an
nounces that the Austrian havo occupied
Ujetina, 2A miles north of Woemik,
Paris, Sept. 22. This day being tho anni
versary of tho proclamation of tho republic,
Itaniiuets in celebration of tho event were held
in llonleaux, Marseilles, Cetto, Montpolicr,
Nantes, Lyons and other cities. Louis lllano
and Al frid Naunuot, radical members of tho
chamlier of deputies, mado speeches on tho oc
casion, tho former hero and tho latter at Mar
seilles. Ikith set forth as tho programme of
thu radical arty tho snppression of tho office
of president of tho republic, tho abolition of tho
senate and discontinuance of tho budget for
imblio worship. Wane severely criticized thu
half-hearted policy of Oambctta.
Newspaper announco that in conseqtiiuco of
new attempts to hold a socialist congress, legal
prosecutions nru impending, and scleral foreign
internationalists will lx) cpcllod from France.
Ismdoti, Sept. 23. A Vienna dispatch says:
Private advices state that (ieu. Smj ary has
foiicht a serious encnuomiMit near Tiozia,
w Inch it is hoped w ill result in tho complete
uxpuiKion oi (no lusurgenis irum uuii.iiu.ibi
ltosuia,
Paris, Sept. 23. A dispatch says M. (lam
betta's ss)ech at Kouen as published in the
Itcptibliutiu Francaiso is considerably toned
down, It is aaiit this was ilono in consoouenco
of President MaoMahon having threatened to
resign.
lAindon, Sept. 23. A special from Calcutta
savs tho main body of tho mission to Cabul had
proceeded as far as Tamrood. Its return thence
was teiegrapntcauy onieroii ny cne viceroy.
The mission will bo now withdrawn. It is
fully recognized that tho ameer of Afghanistan
is merely tho puppet of Russia. Tho nuostion
will consequently cease to bti treated from an
Indian standpoint, and becomes a ery serious
problem of Ivtiglislt politics.
(,'alcutta, Sept. 2:1. An officer of tho ameer
of Aghanistan at Alimusjid refused to allow
the ltritish mission to Cabul to go through the
Khy her pass, and crowned tho heights which
commaitited thu pass with hi followers after a
threo hour's interview with tho officer, in
which ho warned him that his act would bo
regarded as tho' act of tho ameer himself.
Major Caagturi, commanding advanced escort
of tho mission, ivtumed to Jamrwd nnd tho
minion has withdrawn to Pcshaw.iun,
Trjl rKI78.
The Marketi.
TiimsnAY, Sept. 27.
Wheat is continually dropping in price at
Liverpool and has declined sinco last week, a
further decline of Gd pr quarter being recorded
Wednesday, that being private dispatches, and
later than tho telegraphic news wc publish.
Tina dcclino was on cargoes ready for ship
rtut, which directly affects ue. The hoiro
quotation.! remain tiuchatigod, owing to tho
fact that vesaclj capable of carrying nearly
40,0rO tona are in the river at Portland nnd
must l.avo cargoes, no aro compelled to bid it .
The figures i eniain !jl CO p'r cental, tacked, at
Portland, 75 cents per bushel at Salem.
Oats aro US to 371 per bushel at Salem, tho
latter pnea when local markets need supply,
but a great quantitj is hero in Btore, waiting
demand for shipment.
Tho local markets aro without much chance,
and thu quotations aro as follows: Jluttcr, lor
fresh rolls, 'Si&lSOa per lb; 1'ggs, 23c per doz;
Potatoes, 02lc jsir bush; Apples, 25c per
bushel ami over supply in market.
San Francisco, Sept. 21. Wheat. Valley,
Oregon, extra choice and very white; salon
mado to-day at -SI 724, but this must not bo
taken as tho truo market price as it was want
ed for a particular purpose, and it ia very
doubtful tltat thu salo could bo duplicated to
day. ?l C2J is offcrod for some Valla Walla
ex Klder, California shipping, choice to oxtra
choice 100 tons sold to-day at $1 07J, on ex
treme not to 10 taken as tho true market price.
Sales of fair to good at $1 C2J on wharf.
Market qutot with pneca against sellers.
JJarlcy uiet.
Oats. -Tho demand is for choice; inferior
dull and sold at SI 15.
Liverpool, Sept. 16. 3 p.m. Wheat market
on spot, quiet but steady at the following quo
tations: I air to choice snipping California, per
cental, 0sl0d10s 2d; fair to choico shipping club
tier cental 10s 2dSU0 5d; red Am. spring,
No. 2 to No. 1 9s 4d9s lOd.
NKwncur, Cn.irMAX & Co. Look in onr
advertising columns for tho fall advertisement
of this cnteqirislng firm, who havo already a
largo trado and propose to enlarge it by liberal
advertising and prompt attention to business,
besides which they keep goods on hand, in
their lino, calculated to suit tho wants of Or
egon farmers.
Announcement for the Fall Trade
FR03I S. FRIEDMAN.
All persons aro invited to como and see what
elegant DUKS3 GOODS I sell for ono bit a
yard, Como and sco my 20-cent DRESS
GOODS, my bit a yard WORSTED CHECKS,
andrayfino 8-1 BLACK CASIMKRKS for
ladles, my FANCY FIGURED GOODS at ono
bit a yard in assorted colors; my 32 SO BLACK
BEAVER, my 10-cnt LINSEY my beautiful
assortment of SHAWLS; tho cheapest laditV
and gents' UNDERWEAR ever brought to
Salem; my fino lino of HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES. Como see my fine SASH
RIBBON8, 37i contsayardjmy OROS GRAIN
RIBBONS at from 5 ccnte to W ccnte a yard.
EMBROIDERIES, all' hand-made, from 5
cents a yard up. In LACES I have a fine as
sortment. It will pay you to fcuy HANDKKR-
OHIBHrl ami TOWKLH of m by tho deion.
In TABLE LINENS I defy competition.
I havo OIL CLOTH8 and CARPETS; como
look at my fino TWO-PLY CARPETS at $1 a
yard, my oxtra BRUSSELS CARPETS at 91 a
yard.
I havo a fino lot of ladio's CLOAKS, cheap;
also VELVETS and VELVET1NES and all
sorts of TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS. A
good hno of KID GLOVES, and BERLIN
OLOVIS. Get your WOOLEN YARNS and
KNITTING COTTON of me. Mine is tho
cheapest place to buy, KNICKKNACKS,
LACKS nnd EDGINGS, JACONLTS, SWISS
MUSLINS and IRISH LINENS and CRASH
VS. Buy your EAO LB PINS of FRIEDMAN.
All you smokers, if jou want good TOBACCO,
CIGARS or PIPES, go to FRIEDMAN'S.
Gentlemen, your hcad-cou'ring'must como from
FRIEDMAN'S, for ho has tho Wat stock of
hats in tho city; your understanding should 1
got of him for his stock has all, from fino
OPERA BOOTS to a pair of BABY SHOES.
I hao now a stock of CLOTHING ior large
pontons as well as small, in CASIMERE,
DIAGONALS or CHINCHILLA.
It pays you to buy all kinds of SHIRTS of
FRIEDMAN, for I havo FINE WHITE
SHIRTS at from CO cents to 2 25 apiece, and
an excellent assortment of casimcre shirts.
I wish to close out a lot of WINDOW CUR
TAINS, TASSELS and CORD very cheap.
It will pay you to come prepared to buy, as I
am a poor broVkeepir, and it is cash 1 want
for my goods.
S. FRIEDMAN.
Sak-m, Sept. 20, 1878.
CALIFORNIA.
Sm Francisco, Sept, 21 Four Chinese hao
Mted Shi riff Nunaii for $10,000 damage each
m tho I'. S. district court for tho lot of their
cues in the county jail, and fifteen other suits
of tho same kind were instituted two mouths
ai;o, in winch on demurrer Judgo Sawyer
decided that tho Sheriff had no power
to ait iw cuo aabitrator. Arrgument
on plaintiff's dcnuirnr to defendants ait
swer comes up on tho first Monday in Oc
tober. Judge Wheeler yesterday granted a
temporary injunction prohibitiug any cue
cutting in tho jail, which will bo argued uext
Friday.
San Francisco, Sept. 23. Tho Odd rellows
Batik of this city has nolred to wind up buai
ness, and has mado an assignment. Tho assets
of the bank, it is bdkrod, will aecure and pay
all depositors, and tbe stockholders ar re
sponsible and abb.
DITSON .ft GO'S
Musical Record.
A
NEW MUSICAL WEEKLY PAPER,
tlio tint number toaHar S-i ptemWr 7.
hllttumUr the uMo .tutorial numsvroent of Mr.
1VAI. II. IIUIIKK. anil lll h a tru raiulcul
.tiri papir, its hviucnt smwarjuiois eiuWinjc ittoirlie
in utMi nc inmiMi raru ei me ruunir wnmt
MorlJ, ith rriH'iU o( tVii w iitlon., Mu.lc-N-hooU. Fw
lltsU e . anl with hrUht, ilcar, Intcrmtluff artlcln en
all ulJU (vrUlnln to uimloal )rog-rvtt,
Dllson Co's Musical Record
ill lw n tniurtUl pr. Th firm puMUh tor all com
ixir, wiJ Ivno ito molii t foroneat the ri
n( annth.T. All nwiilo inn lif r. ami mutk-al amatrur are
iniltnl to 'ipiort thl. wh!.h l In a ocll .-ne, Mlr
iviT, aiit to iK-ua on au inurwuiv iienu o uminuauuii
In tlu-ir riKixitliD dutriit.
fulMTipUonprlcw.K.Krjwr, lnailano. No v
lln. rnmlunu lor Hits ol uhribr. Mow Uun
Three HunJrrJ l"acrt ol Musio (r ear tin.
W ill sxirons iilh juinrs havinir rUl rauicl iW
urtranta. hpcUncn eop! xn tit on application,
huWribo now aaJ gt to itre numtxra.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
C.H WtosaAO., J. K.MlMia .
MSBroadnsr.M.Y. CbeMltH.,rkUa
Agricultural
IiUPIiEMENT HOUSE.
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WHITEWATER FARM WAGONS,
(GOVIUINMENT STANDARD,)
Embracing many new and valuable Improvements nover
before seen on the Pacific Coast. Tkey are fully
warranted. Examine, and be convinced,
The Whitewater 3-spring Express and Platform
JERSEY AND COIN CORD BUGGIES,
All first cIubs, and nt reasonable prices. "Wo also havo
th. mKPsri.-xxi.G ,w,e?oix-C3fr-uLica.o
That can bo uned on Wngons, Reaper, Threshers, Seeders, and all farm ma
chinery THE FARMER'S FRIEND, and tho friend of his team,
us it relieves tho tonguo of all strain, making tho wagon
pull by tho axles, and invaluablo to all teamsters.
cF'W s -.
Tho Morrison Bros.' Walking Plows, wood and steel beams,
and their Bessemer-steel beam Sulky Flows.
These Steol-boam rlows aro ono third lighter than any in use, and aro easily
adjusted und operated. Tho BEST PLOWS IN AMERICA,
and an entirely now thing on this const.
The Esterly Broadcast Seeder and Cultivator,
F2io Boat or itai GXm.mmf
Something entirely now in Oregon: absolutely force-feed; no changeable gear
ing; substantial anu uesiruuie. took premium at tno contcnmai.
CHAMPION RAILROAD AND GARDEN BARROWS;
Unliko anything over scon in this market, and fur superior.
A Fall Lino or STEKb CiOODS, embracing
Railroad and Mining Shovels and Picks,
AND ALL OTUKH KAIISTAND OAItDKN TOOIA
Centennial JQiissy Tops;
A ow aii J dontniMo artlol, which can bo put on any wgon.
BELLE OJP THE WEST
STXlliy and. Potato-Digger:
A flrrtcUrt, wTOUjbt-troo Sulky, to wbtch ran Us attached a l'oUlOKlJcr, btock-rakc, or Ilo.
A full line of Wood-handles.
Kit' DciWrs iKLrlnu Joblwrs' price lll iam tMn
NP3WBURY, CHAPMAN. & CO.,
OfllcCH. UGI &. U63 Front Nt., PORTLAND; Opera HoUNe Bl'k, 8AIBM
. McCULLY.
A. N. OILBKRT.
MeCTTLL? & GILBERT,
WkeleMU m Betmll
Commercial Street,
Mackerel,
Cod Fish,
Whlto Fish,
Salmon,
Liobstcrs,
Oystera,
Sardines,
Hoop row Balo
Lard,
Hams,
Salem, Oregon,
?r"P
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Moccaronl,
Vermicelli,
Pearl Barley,
Tapioca,
Sago.
Tea,
Coffee,
Rice.
Sueur. NuIIh.
Salt, Tablo Cutlory,
Flour, Woodonwaro,
Bacon, Gliiadwarc,
We call particular attention to our direct importation of
jntg-7t "yorlatL Stone-'ware,
TBS BBST IS TUK WORLD I
Also our N. Y. SYRUP, direct from tho factory, and suporior to anything ever
introduced in tho markot, aud our !? TEA nono better.
fST PMtlcnUr Inducement Riven parties parcbatlojr tbere soodi by the picktgc or t reUll. eiu
E. J. NORTHRUP & CO.,
Whole.ale and Uetall Dealer la
Coach, Carriage, and Wagon Material.
HAEDWOOD LUMBEE, SARVEN WHEELS, ETC.,
Cor. Main and First StH., Portland, Oregon.
N. B. -lUrinz utrtmi m) connection with tho late nrtn ol Noitiirit & TilOMrio.v, orden thouM Ut aidrsM! as
abOTO. (elSinS) K J, NOlfTUHiri'.
PAINTIWG.
J. M. FOR8YTHE.
8TAT 8TRKBT, OrrOSlTK HACK A DHAY
()o. HUM. HiUM, OH.
fW Vtm-lm work oe, oh akort
BottM. Mayll-tX
mimrm v--- r w"mr.
Poiaoa Wl ana ireanifacneapr.n iu v'
fiinnnr either l!yrrvMaBlltr mi aal". I'0.0! J?
MtuUlist by IrtenH.D.IMo mannfMtureri oflntrlMlnj
ivhlDe, tho pnrchaKT l Mable. It coU no uwro
for n Eood nrv tho n Infrrlnr or wortble, one.
AiPrJSr P l K. UKUEHU'K A CO. AlOany.N. V
PIONEER OIL MILLS.
G. W. GRAY Ss CO.
H AVISO PimCHASKI) TUB ABOVE NAMRD
Mlllr, will eoollnua the mancfactaie or rUw
ana llolUJ l.lDfed Oil, Tow ana Meal. All oil
warranted trlelly pur.
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Real Estate and Insurance
AGENTS.
Ifoans negotiated on Favorable
Terms.
Buy and Stl Cold and Silver, State, County.
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BOOTHBY & STAPLETON,
CONTRACTORS.
Al) Manufacturers and Dealer in
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.
Alto make a tpetlalty or
I1EST IMPORTED PINE DOORS.
W. F. BOOTH II Y, Architect.
All Order from tbo Country promptly filled.
OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
Corn or Front and State Street,
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ONE ORSY MARS SUTKEN AND ON -HALF
hind hlh. 11 T'ar old, hair dollar ob) in
rhjht tbooKler, placed tbera to cure t weeny; left tfca
RremWea of the nndrtined, two mile from ta
alem ferry, In Polk conoty, oa the let day of Jury,
18TO. and ha not been heard of tinea. A liberal re
ward will bo Itb for her return, or any In format loa
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