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Newspaper Page Textu u t> r ' . / r i Ma 1 POLK l'OU NT If TI HE S. C O U N T ? O F F IC IA L P A P E R . DALLAS, SATURDAY, ac . e n c i e s fok t h e FEB. “ T im e s 5. .»* 6. W. CANNON. Esq . is our authorised Business Agent for Portland and vicinity. THOS. B3YCE. Esq . is our only authorized Eusiuess Agent in San Frau cisco. D E M O C R A T IC STATE T IO N . CONVEN $ have increased and continue to increase and the people are beginning to cry, “ How long, oh Lord) how long !” A W ord to th* Dem ocracy o f Polk. D a l l a s , F e b . S', 1870. A lb a n y , on W ed n esd a y , the £ 3 d d a y o f M a rch , at 10 o’ clock a. ui. o f said day, for the purpose o f nominating Governor, Metu<- t>er o f Congress, Secretary o f State,' Treasurer, State Printer, Jud«*e o f Se cond District. Judire o f Third District, and Judge o f Fifth District, to be sup ported :it the next June election. By order of said ('oiuu ittce, repre sentation to said Convention was based on the vote cast for Democratic Con gressman at the last election, giving to each county one delegate for every sev enty-five Democratic votes cast, und one delegate fir every fraction o f thirty- eight a11(1 UVlT. hut allowing each ty .it It*a»t nil e deleu .itt- therein ; rule ut' apport limili nit will give several eountie? tin_• following nt uf dole,{Ute«, to wit Renton f C Lek u tu us J ?« u 18 (Vluiubia < ï rant Joseph ine Linn Multo* tuali Tillutuook Union W asco At the residencc of J. J. Johnson, Etq., in lndependei.ee, on tbc 27th inst., hy Rev. B R. Baxter, Mr. J. P. Irwin and Miss Sarah John son. all ( f Pulk county. M o n m o u t h , Feb. 2 ,1 8 7 0 . E d it o r T i m e s : W o are told that E d it o r T im e s : In mv last I gave W e, as a people, are to-day ground u Eternal vigilance is the price o f lib you some reasons why I am a Democrat. down under bonds more galling than [Salem papers, pleane copy.] erty," nor do I think it less true that I will now give other reasoos why I act were ever worn hy Southern slaves “ eternal vigilance " is the price by with the Democratic party. I act with Gcueral Debility la Nature’* Appeal The pitiful morsel that the poor have for Help. whioh every other great good is estab that party because it stands by the doc earned by honest toil is snatched (roni Thousands o f persons, without specific ail lished and maiutained. W e are again trine o f States Rights as embodied in ment, aro the victims of languor aud lassitude. the uioulhs o f their half starved chil- upon the verge o f another contest that the Constitution, and as advocated, in The unthinking are apt to confound this spe drgu to raise the necessary taxes to fill o f inertion with laziness; whereas it usu shall try the capacity of man for self- accordance therewith, by Jefferson, cies ally arisas from a want o f organic energy, for the b rndhonders’ coffers. Mr. 8hoddy | government. I shall not stop to prove Jackson, and other great leaders o f the whjpfc th* «abject js no more responsible than the iM rM flbtoA aav for their defci-tire vis- dwells in his brown stone mansion on a the capacity o f the people o f this gov party. For take away the rights o f lion. Buehwper 80 Uf, although they may be free fashionable street; his residence is de 1 1 ernment for this great trust; but shall States, and the Constitution becomes from pain, are os truly invalids, and as much in need of medical aid. os if they were tor corated with all the costly ornaments assume that they are, and will therefore obselete, and our Republican form of mented with the pangs of acute disease. They that wealth can procure— himself and addres myself to the intelligence o f the government becomes a government of require a - ionic und ALTEn ative , that will rouse and rcgulati their tor) id organizations. family gaily attired in purple and fine people o f Polk, who, with God, are the centralized pow er; against which Jefl- In cases of this kind, llO ST hT TE R ’S STOM linen. ACH BITTERS produce an immediate and conservators o f our interests. In tip* erson, Washington, and Jackson have most favorable effect. The debilitated aud de But ho is r ic h ; he has been in the great contest now at hand, that shall raised the warning voice, and urged the sponding valetudinarian, who feets as if ho More but half alive ; who shuns company, and employ o f the Government— in fact he try this capacity, I see the old distinc people to guard well the distribution o f has no relish either for business or pleasure, is is a bondholder. H e lent his substance tion, that of party difference ; this, with power as provided in the Constitution, metamorphosed, by a brief course of this most potont vegatable invigorant. into quiet a differ to the nation when the nation wa9 in a due regard for the opinions o f other?, for in that distribution o f power lies our ent being. Tbo cliunge effected by the BIT TERS, in his b dily uud mental condition, is P.-ril; true, he JiJ not risk hi, pro, [ j , , u by thi, mt.„03 wo alone car, only hope o f self-government. The a surprise to himself and to bis friends. Jle knous carcass on tho field of carnage avoid those two calamities that have maintenance inviolate of the rights of mopes no la rg er; the active principle of life, which seemed t-> have died out of him. is re and death. No, no, not b e ! That so often destroyed tbc happiness o f a the States, whose right to control tln.-ir awakened, aud be feels like a new uian. Re would|never do; his services were needed that debility is not only an afflic people, v i z : heartless despotism, or own domestic institutions is essentially membering tion itself, but an invitation to disease, no at home. He loaned his money to the frenzied fanaticism. The tendency of necessary to the perpetuation o f our Ro- time slimOi! l-c lost in recruiting the broken- Government and took the Government’s down system with this choicest aud most potent Radicalism is destruction, and it matters publicati form pf government. I f the o f all TONICS AND X Kit VINES. DodO-tt bonds for only about two and one-half uot from whcuce it comes, the result doctrine shall once prevail, and be ac times the amount loaned, and the only N K W A D VEliT1SEM ESTS~ is the same. Hence the tcudm ry o f quiesced in by the people o f the United condition required was that he should the Republican party is downward in States, that the Federal government can T H E B E A U T I F U L A * * T ! have the interest on the amount o f the stead o f upward. Iu republics where usurp powers expressly reserved to the bonds paid semi-annually in gold coin, R. W. II. CATTKRLIN. ARTIST. HAS the ruling power is directly derived States, the days o f the Republic are located at Dallas, und is now occ-upting and that his bonds were to be exempt Mr. Lafoilett's Picture Gallery. He has the from the mas-es, the crazy ebullition« of passed aud the days o f the Empire have latest improvements, and is determined to give from taxation. Generous-hearted sou’^ the uiob may triumph for a brief space, begun, and we are preparing to re enact satisfaction. Give him a call, one and all. for and oh, how loya l! Coogress should in times of great excitement and possi the history o f the lull and decline ol he will take a pretty picture, whether the sub ject is so or not. without delay vote pensions to these Dullus, Jau. 28, ble danger, but so soon as »ho tendency Rome. patriotic curses. is discovered the great masses wheel Now what is the position o f the R e BELA b a c ìa » A T F A R ! Dcmocracv •t demands that these bonds into action and dieplnce the spoilers publican party on this question? The : shall be taxed as other property is, or FOR and desecrators o f their trust. Thus Constitution says that the powers not in defalt o f this, repudiated. The viewing the tendency o f Radicalism— delegated to the United States by that G o o d s ¿ it C o s t i masses of tho people, everywhere, are rather than that o f great national difler- instrument are reserved to the States demanding it, and, as sure as fate if the ences, that take into their scope the respectively. A Republican Congress AT TH E POST OFFICE STORE ! first course is not adopted, the other good o f the whole country— I shall claims all powers exercised by the Brit will be, and the whole bonded debt will now turn aud mark the couscquences o f ish Parliament, and denies that the be wiped out, and the people at onee this spirit, as it influecces the individ Stutes or the people have any. freed from the galling taxation that W hat becomes o f the Constitution, F o r Sale o r R en t. ual members o f a single party. Cliques now oppresses them. or combinations are the offsprings o f the righ s of States or o f the people * * By virtue o f the action o f the Demo critic State Convention, which was held at Portland, on Thursday, March 19th, 1808, and o f the Democratic State Oetrral Committee, which was held at the same place, on Jaunary 8th, 1879. the Democratic State Convention will be held at IttA h K lE D . C O U E K SP O N D E N C E t ^ ^ » r ~ . — Ï — I Î J - - i- J _____________L U COX MOORE’S BLOCS, SALEM. G ood s b y tlie P a c k a g e at R e d u c e d Rat# mvl0-3rf U n d erw ood , B a r k e r i I Co,. & W AGOX BAK ERS, Comm ercial street, Salem. Ore g o » , a n u f a c t u r e a l l k in d s o p w a o * M ONS after the most approved styles and the best o f workmanship, on short notice, and A T P O R T L A N D P R IC E S ! ______ _______21-Lf F O _________ , s l o a t C arriage a n d O rn a m e n ta l SIGHT P A I N T E R , Commercial Street, Opposite Starkey’ s Block, 21-tf SALEM, Saddlery, ^ 4 Harness, OOM 24X50 FEET FITTED UP WITH *• • I FAR HART, A WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCERS Shelves and ami Counters. Reut $15 per ¡-'helves personal raneir and uj-pleasute, and wheu Sumner’s lull becomes a law? month, Greenback*. Deprive the Supreme C«uirt of the pmv ^can no more exsist in a great party, or to decide upon the constitutionality thfit has the general good o f the masses o f laws passed by Congress, aud all the F o r Sale. in view, than can the powerful trunk enumerated rights o f the Constitution o f the oak give life and beauty to its PRICE $450 IN OUSE AND LOT. become lost in the centralized and over 11 G n-Piiliacks. Also ONE LOT, for foliage, after it has been rent by the whelming power o f Congress. It cun in G re«* ubac! s. Apply at the P<*8t Office Store, in Dallas, lightning’s ho]t. How important then, then do away with the elective franchise, P-dk County, Oregon. that we should coat aside all petty dis abolish State lines, appoint our Gover turbances, having only in view the will nors, our Judges, iu fact u.-urp all pow* FRESH GARDEN SEEDS ! the citizens warned him off. This gave o f the party, and the greatest possible ^ r , and wield a sceptre i f despotism D E M O C R A T IC c o u n t y COM. rise tu^ptuob feeling, which culminated fpwdpkde ived from a due exercise of with more effect than any single Mon O F E V E R Y V A R IE T Y , M IT T E E . in th« organization of a vigilance com such will. arch on the face o f the earth. It is to be hoped that no such differ- The members o f the Democratic Cen mittee, who threaten to proceed to ex A T G. B. S T ! LES* S T O R S Ï In lSiiü, Banks, in a speech made in tral Committee o f Polk county are re tremities if further attempts are made erences alluded to above exist in the Dallas!', Lin. 29.-.‘iS-4t. Massachusetts, said : “ I can conceive quested to meet at the Court House, in to obtain unlawful possession o f private Democratic party o f Polk county, nor a time when this Constitution shall not A d m in i s t r a t o r ’* S a le. Dallas, on Saturday, the 19th day o f lands. A man named McDaniel went do I think there will be such. But tu- be in existence; when we shall hav^an February, 1870, at 1 o'clock p. m., fur to the assistance o f Gibson, and we learn cannot be too often admonished of their TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE absolute, dictatorial govern meut, train- l Comity Court <•! PnlL County, ««reiron. mml, evil effects. These petty wrangling- the purpose o f fixing time and manner ! by telegraph to the same paper, dated mitted from age to age, with men at its Jiiiutnry ti-rm. A. D. IS70. tin- im.liriijfmU A<1 id iittS r.it'*r of the of D.ivi l Burden. <ie- o f holding the County Convention, and t Steilacootn, January 14, 10:30 a. m , and dissensions arc wore apt to occur— lo ad who arc made rulers hy mili ary rciiM-'l. will -in Monilny ili*- Tib *tuv o f Marrh. A. for the transaction o f such other busi that the Vigilance Committee o f Pierce if they occur at all— iu a party when it commission.’ ’ The Republican part) J>. 1S7II, ¡it the Court lioost- it*.or in Dallas, in sai l county, between the b*>urs A. M. an 1 4 is certain of victory, for then it is that ness as may properly come before it. County shot Gibsqn and McDaniel that is fast bringing this thought to a perfect M. of said day, i-xpoi-r for public sal«-. N*r ^ald A full and punctual attendance is morning, about seven o ’clock, while factions, thirsting for the spoils o f or silver coin, t*> the hicln.-a bidder, all realization in fact, for arc not some of ilie rijrlit. title ami ii-tt-r* si. whi<-h the said office, destroy the unity o f the party desired. they were on their way to town. Gib tho States of the Union held iu sul.jec David Burden bad at the time of hi» decease, BENJ. HAYDEN, the harmony o f its conventions, set iu and to the fallowing: described R*- h 1 Estate, son was mortally wounded; McDaniel lion to military authority, and ruled by vis.; Tbo E. J of the S. W. Chairman. and the S. i of escaping with one birdshot in his arm at naught the will o f the people, and that authority with dictatorial power? tlu- W. 4 of tho N. E. i id i-oction 9, T. f>. S.. It. 7 W. o f tlio Willanii-lte Meridian. Als**. T H E COMING C AN VASS. The Committee, numbering from forty thereby tearing down every safeguard, And from whence emaaiues that power ? the undivided ODe-li:tlf interest in and to thi to fifty tnen, arrived in town about fif permit th6 enemy to '7*dfetablish his From the Congress o f the United State«. N. J of tho W. J of the N. K. | o f same so«-- W e have been told for the last two lioit findf township. All said promises b.dnir teen minutes afterwards, and shot M c snpremacy and invest himself with the From that body every member o f which u Folk C#uujv, Oro'-on Sale to c-nnmanco at or three years that the Democratic Therefore oneo'slset F. H . of said day. Tortus o f sale : Daniel, mortally wounding him. After honors and spoils o f office. is sworn to support the Constitution. Cash in Band. party was dead; that all tho issues shooting McDaniel, the Committee took let us not descend into this sectional But l suppose the Radical ideas o f those WM. BURDEN. that made up the sum ti t 1 o f differ strife with one another, but keep our Administrator. charge o f Gibson, intending to take him members can readily frame a mental S ullivan A W hitson , ences between that und the Republi to the jail, as none o f the hotels would arms burnished, strong and pointed, reservation when taking the oath, Administrator's Attorneys. can party, were terminated by the war ; January, 29, 1870.-nn."9. having the common Weal o f the country receive him. On the way thither, Gib thereby presuming that they cau avoid hence there is uo longer any necessity T H K T U B E H A S UO.YIE! son made a grab at a revolver on the in view, and the overthrow o f the the eonscqm nceà o f moral perjury. * fo r a Democratic party. But let us e x person of one o f the Committee, which just cueniy o f constitutional goverment The Democratic principle, as I TITHEN THOSE INDEBTED TO THE amine this mutter a little and see how T t undersigned inu!*t settle up. 1 will not Went off, uud shot John Higbstream iu in this country. W ith this spirit and understand it. is to recognize each State curry old accounts up to new books, ns hereto the acceunt stands? It is true that determination, uot only marking the the foot. The Committee thereupon o f the Union as independent, sovereign fore. All must settle up to the 1st of January the doctrine o f State Rights— those 1S70. Further delay is not only unnecessary -hot Gibson dead, one ball going efforts o f Polk county, but of our .1. I I . l.l'7W |H . and equal in its sovereignty. This is hut dangerous. immutable principles upon which the eutire State, we jyill sep the last vestige through him and wounding Lcgard in why l am a Democrat. In my next I Government was founded— has l»ecn, M u r i l i ' * M u le . the Leg. Gibson is supposed to have o f consolidation and empire fall from the shoulders of our would-be rulers, will give you other reasons. for the time being, in the madness ol killed a man in Idaho and one ip Cal y v ir t u e o f an e x e c u t io n to me and the people of Oregon will again No. G the times, crushed, aud the des directed, issued out of tho Circuit Court ifornia, and to be a desperate character- stand out in the boldness o f their orig «•f the State o f Oregon for tho County o f Polk, potic idea o f centralization has taken iu a judgment rendered therein on tho Sth dav lie was no coward. Another man was inal sovereignty, exulting in tho pride root in the hearts o f many of the [ico- T h e C o o n a n d t h e C a r p e t - b a g g e r . of December, A D I8tt9, in favor o f Allen A shot through the thigh by one of their and glory o f their native prowess, with Lewis ami against the property, personal. and, ple. Yet thf* poet has well said that notasingle constitutional right abridged, The Baton Rouge Advocate is respon- real, of W. M. Hart, for the sum of twenty-nine own party before Gibson was killed. “ Truth rrusbed to earth will rise again.” but maiutaiping that perfect «ymiuetry sililo for the following good story of hundred nnd seventy and 75-100th dollars, I The Sisters o f Charity took the dead have levied upon all the right, title and inter But there are many other living, vi o f Faith. Obedience aud Love, so per est of the above named defendant in and to the coons aud carpet-baggers : bodies and had them prepared for bu fectly recognized in the American following described premises and paroojs of tal issues before the people— issues that “ Is that coon lively ? " land, to w!ti Blocks Nos. six and seven and ff al, and they were buried side by side. frame work of constitutional govern affect the intereats cif every man. The lots top. four nnd five in block sixteen, iu the “ Oh, ye?, sir,’ ’ replied the black pos ment— the admiration and wonder of toiyn of Independence, Polk county, Oregon; enemies o f constitutional liberty are W hile we are sessor of ns wild a specimen as ever »Is«», the following described premises situated T iif . R f y il e r ’ s B o o k .— Mrs. Har the civilized world. doing all that their evil dispositions in the County of I*«.Ik und t'late o f Oregon, in praying to that God who watches over made tracks in the Comité swamps. riet Stowe’s long talked o f work, en township 8 south, range 4 west Willnmette ni-r- “ Wfcll, I want a real lively fellow ; can desire to keep the people blinded the destinies o f states and empires to idiun, in section 21, commencing at the south titled “ Lady Byron Vindicated," has put him on that root,” pointing to a low vouchsafe unto us these triumphs aud to these issues. As long as they can west corner of claim no. fill, notification no, been issued from the press. It is erro er knot o f a very tall oak. 1825} thenceforth 5 chains: thence east 11.‘95 blessings, let us look well to our arms, direct the attention o f the people to^ The negro did so, and the coon went chains to the bank o f the Willnqiette river; neously named, as the grave-desecrator and keep our powder dry ! L. V . other mutters and kaep them from ex up the tree like a fctreak of greased thence south 78 degrees, west 5 chains; thence labors rather to apologize for her own vc west 18.84 chains to the place of beginning; amining those matters that so deeply D octors D i s a g r e e . — Dr. K, R , lightning. containing six acres, more or less. Also, all of nalityin exhuming the ashes o f the dead ‘ •You satisfied, bos?, lie’s lively ?" that part of the east half o f the land claim o f affect them, just so long will they re to sift scandal therefrom, than to proofs Fisk, o f Salem, has resigned his position “ W ell, yes, but I don’t want a coon C. P. Cook, and h«>undcd ns follows; on the tain power. -But the people are Itecom west hy the division line bctw’een C. P. Cook o f Lord Byron’s reputed crime Pre as editor o f the Oregon Medical and in a tree top.” and wife; on the norlh by tbc land claim of ing aroused. Their pockets are being pare y«»u prurient prudes and lovers o f Surgical Reporter, and the chair o f the The freednian looked up the tree, Thomas Burbank ; southerly by the Willamette drained to keep in power a set o f dem nauseating scandal and slander, for Har Practice o f Medicine in the University, whistled, scratched his head for an idea, river; lastly, by the so-called Big Slough; the laud sold under execution by J. S. The cause assigned is the exceptions i f and said : “ W ell, boss, dat coon is like being agogues and to support a crew o f worth Holman, Sheriff, in tho case of Hass A Brother riet has spread herself. tho Faculty to anartiole he had pub a carpct-Jjagger, bery promising when vs. C. P. Cook. less vagabonds. Time and again have Notice is hereby giveu that on Saturday, lished in the Reporter. Dr. H Carpen he’s down, but when he’ s up he ain’ t T h e latest strike is one reported at they been told that the public debt was J a n u a r y 2U tll, 1 8 7 0 , between the hours of ter publishes a card in the 'Statesman, no use to nobody." • 10 o’clock a m and 4 o’clock p m, at tbo Court beiog rapidly reduced, and that soon Albany, N. Y ., among the boarders o f and saysl there was no necessity for jlouse door in Dallas, Polk county, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the the present burthensome taxation would a certain hotel, for batter hash. W e Dr. Fisk’s resignation. He thinks the “ W htt is a »trait ?’’ The «lass looked above described premises, to satisfy the said Cease, aud that what they had they shall probably next hear o f some land real trouble was the proposition to ap judgment and costs and accruing costs. nk, except one small bov, who said point an associate editor with Dr. Fjak; Sale (0 uotfttnence at 1 o’clock p m o f said Could soon call their own. But, alas! lord striking for A better lpt o f to which that gentleman strenuously he fto^ld tell. The schoolmarm told day. J* W. ¿5111H, bim to proceed. “ It beats two p a ir /' 35 Sheriff o f Polk eouaty, Ogn. patead of thi« being the case, taxes boarders. objects. i B ‘7 — 25 Sorts of either for S I; prepaid hy mail. Also Small Fruits, Plants. Bulbs, all the new Potatoes, etc., prepaid by mail. 4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, prepaid, for $1. Conover’s Col ossal Asparagus, $3 per 100; $25 per 1000 pre paid. New hardy fragrant everblooming Ja pan Honeysuckle, 50 cents each, prepaid. Traa Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or lowlaod culture, $1 per 100, prepaid, with direotioa*. Priced catalogue to any address gratis; also, trade list Seeds on commission. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries aad Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Estab lished In 1842. M 7 Baker 8 ! Clatsop o j Curry o m Douglas Jackson *> Lane 17 Marioo 1G Folk 1 Umatilla 7 Washington 0 Yamhill Total The time for holdinj; the f Conventions to elect delegates to the V IG IL A N T E S IN W A S H IN G T O N State Democratic Convention, was left TE R R ITO R Y', by the Committee to the several Coun ty Committees, whose duty it will be to From the Olympia Tribune o f last provide therefor. Saturday we learn that there is The Committee would respectfully great excitement in Pierce county, W. urge prompt action on the part of the T., in regard to squatters, A man Democracy o f the several counties. named Gibson made an attempt to pos h. F «BOYER, V . T r e v it t , Chairman. sess himself o f the claim of W ren, on Secretary. tlie Muck, by squalling, when a body o f X a A F r e i k G a r d e n ,F lo w e r , Aw Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with direc tions for culture, prepaid by m&lL The most complete and judlcioua assortment in the country. Agents wanted. S. C, S T I L E S , Mailt st. (opposite the Court House), Dallas* anufacturer M and in dealer Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Collars, Check Lines, etc., etf . . o f all kinds, which he is prepared to sell at the lowest living rates. £W *R E P A IR IN G <h>nc on short notice. HURGREN & SHINDLER, Importers and Dealers in FURNITURE AND B E D D IN G . T h e l.n r g e s t S to ck and the O ld est triture llo u » e Iu P o r tla n d . Par* WAKEROOM î * AND FACTORT: 7URNER SALMON AND FIRST STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON. 18 tf N. H A A S , D EALER IN CUSTOM B A B E B O O TS, S ta te S tr e e t, Salem . O r e g o n , Two doors from Express office. 1 U * T RECEIVED. A GOOD RTOCK OF » / French Kip anti Calf Skins, California Kip and Calf Skins, and California Sole Leather, which 1 offer for sale cheap. FU R S! F U R S !! F U R S !!! Thee highest price in cash paid for Furs nod Hides.___________________________________ «5 V I C K S ’ F L O R A L GUI B E for 1870 T he F iiist E ditiox o r O ne Ilrtinnicn aud T wajrrv T hoi kaho copies of V ick s Illu * tra ted C a ta lo g u e o f S eed s aud f l o r a l G u id e , is published und ready to send out. It is elo- irantly printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200 lino wood Engravings o f Flowers and Ve- getab'es. and a beautiful CoLotiKn P late —con sisting o f seven varieties o f Phlox Drumuiondii, making a fine BOUUET OP PH LO XES. It is ihn most beautiful, us well as the most instructive Floral Guido published, giving plain and thorough directions for the C u ltu re o f F lo w e r s and V e g e t a b le s . The Flornl Guide is published for the benefit of my customers, to whom it is sent fre« with out application, hut will he forwarded to a)) who apply hy mail, for T en C e n t s , which is not halt the cost. Address, / J A N E S V IC K , • R o c h e s te r , N . Y . NEW YEAR, 1870. PAY UP! P A Y IIP ! 4 S THE NEW YEAR HAS NOW SET in, we must close our hooks o f the past year uud begin anew. Those knowing them selves indebted to n< will pleaic come forward and settle without delay, as we must have mo- ney to do business. Thankful to the public for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope to merit a continuance o f the saino iu the futur* hy doing business upon legitimate principles. W , C . B R O W N 4t C O . Dallas. Ogn.. Jan. S, 1870, A W HAT ll A person s U O! in d e b t e d to the undersigned will please call and settle imr mediately, and thereby save cost to tbemselve# and expense to me. B . F . N ICH O LS. Dallas, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1870. LL SORTS OF GOODS SOLD FQ& Cash or Marketable Produce at J. II. LEWIS'S, 4