Liberal Republican., March 15, 1873, Image 2

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DALLAS, SATURDAY, 1MAR.15.
Continaed From First Page.
; The fact U, Hoi lad ay started id with
the assistance of those who were menial
enough to croak for him, to gobble up
every dollar ot the profits resulting
from the labor of the hone9t
honest, hardy yeomanry of this coun
try, and he has accomplished his
object so far. He has obtained six
millions of money on the lands given
him by the people for the building Si
the east side road, independent of the
extra grant for the west side, of which
we shall have something to eay hereafur.
He has run the road to Koseburg, a
distance of about one hundred and
seventy miles, all the way on level
ground, at an expense of about three
und one half millions, saving to him
self lor the purpose of corrupting and
governing the people, a corruption
fund of two and a halt millions gold.
His railroad runs parallel with the
coast, so that he compels the farmer to
pay him enormous freights to carry
his grain north to Portland, tod then
freights stilllmore enormous, to'carry it
outh to San Francisco, thereby forc
ing from the people freights both ways
for the same article at rates one hun
dred per cent too high, which takes
actually from the farmer in the
Willamette Valley about four times
the freight he ought to pay to secure
the transportation of his grain to San
Francisco. With this true picture, it
is no wouder the future looks d irk to
the Oregon farmer, and no wonder the
people congregate to organize club?.
Every man of sense knows that
Holladay could have built the road to
the State line by a judicious ue of the
money received from the bonds based,
as the people supposed, upon the land
which amounts in -round numbers,
according to Holladay 'a affidavit, to
twenty sections per mile for anout
three hundred and twenty miles, which
would make four million tour hundred
and eighty thousand acres of land.
But the truth is the bonds wore not
based upon the lands at all. To secure
the payment of his bonds he gave a
mortgage, not upon the land?, but
upon the road and rolling stock only.
I have before me a tcpy of that
mortgage, and I give eLCugl. here to
to prove that assertion. Here it is.
"Conveying, assigning and trans
ferring to him and them all its corpo
rate, real and personal property,
franchises and effects, ( save and
except the lands and franchises granted
to the Oregon Company by the Act oi
Congress approved July Iwvntynfth
A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred,
and Sixty-six'
Now let it be understood that
Holladay or whoever took the land
grant, was to sell the same at $2 50
per acre for the benefit of the landless,
and the improvement of Oregon. He took
look this 4,480 000 acres of land and
made tf tl a u sale to a certain corporation
of which he admits in his deposition, that
he was the head and front, for one
dollar and twenty five cents per acre. If
this was all in geed faith and he
wanted to sell the land at that price,
Thy did he not offer it to actual fcctifer.s
at $1 25 per acre and thus partitilly
repay the people of Oregon for their
great liberality to him. But he must
be swindling somebody, and so he sella
to what calls the European and Oregou
Land Company, controlling the whole
.thing himself, as shown by another
clause of said mortgage, which reads as
follows :
It is expressly understood, however,
that all the lands and frachises granted
to the Oregon Company by an act of
Congress, approved July twenty-fitth
(25th), A . 1) . one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, entitled "An
Act granting lands to aid in the con
struction cf a Railroad and Telegraph
line from the Central Pacific Railroad,
io California, to Portland in Oregon"
and acts supplemental thereto a d
amendatory thereof, are expressly rescrv
ed by the party of the part hereto.aod
are not included or intended to be in
eluded in this niortgcge, but all which
lands and franchises shall bo conveyed
hy the party of the first part hereto
to Faxon D Athertou, Milton
B Latham, and William Ncrris, of
the City and County of San Francisco
State of California, in trust for the ben
efit of the bondholders of the bonds
aforesaid t e sumc to bo disposed of
coder the direction of the party of the
gxft part hereto'
Disposed of according to the diiec
tion of Men Holladay of course, and
how does he dispose of them, as by law
required? by no . means ; he must
swindle somebody, and so he sells to
this fict tious company composed of
Ben Holladay and serfs j ,puts the
machinery in motion, aud sells the
land by his agent, I. II Moores of
Portland, to the highest bidder or, in
other words at rates ruinous to the
poor man, and at' double, trible, and
in seme instances at ten times the
amount allowed by the act of Congress;
and yet this violation of law is
permitted because Holladay is corrupt
enough to make his money by trickery,
and by bribing legislatures and people
to play mum, while he overrides the
law of the land with impunity. No
greater outrage was ever perpetrated
upon any people, and no greater wrong
and injury could have been donfr to
the people of Oregon, than this land
swindling operatiou of Holladay where
by this enormous grant of land is sold
at rates too high ior the poor man
Holladay and tools are Oregon's worst
enemies.
Suppose he actually aud in good
faith sold the land for SI 25 per acre,
it should havs been sold to the settler
iusteid of speculators', and even iu that
case, IIol!a?ay would realize for the
land the sum of five million six hun
dred thousand dolla-s in gold.
Now Holladay says iu his deposition
that this Is what he sold the laud for.
Here is his deposition ou that subject :
Q How much of that land has
been sold by that Company ?
A. The who!e of it, We have
made a contract for the &aleot the
whole ol it.
Q Is that contract in Suu Fran
cisco '
A. I think it is sir.
Q In whose poisession is that con
tract ?
A. I presume it U in possession of
thtt company that purchased th land.
Q Hive the inane?
A. Ihe European and Oregon Land
Company.
Mr. FeftonQ What are the
terms aud eondiiions '!
A. The terms were, the land was
sold for a dollar and a quarter an urrv,
in go d the entile laud grant, a i:
might be received iu the thy construc
tion of the road.
Q. Is that corporation to which the
lands arc sold a stuck corporation ? and.
if so, have you any of the ttoek. '! and,
if so, how much ?
A. It i a stock corporation, and 1
own a million and a h-ilf of the stock.
Q Out of how much ?
A. Five millions.
Q. What did the other stockholders
give for that stock ?
A. Nothing that I know of, fir,
except to aree to py for the land at
a dollar and a quarter per acre.
Q. does that contract include the
sale of the lands that are to be hereaf
ter earned by the building of the road,
as well as the land which the company
is already entitled to ?
A. Yes fcir. I have stated that be
fore. Q. What is the entire length of the
road on which jou will be entitled to
lands ?
A. About three hundred and fifty
milts.
This shows a frauu perpetrated by
this Portland ring against the bat
interests of the people of Oregon, which
completely eclipses all the Tammany
rings and Credit Muhilier frauds put
together. Holladay admits here that
a contract for the sale of till the land
grant, has been entered into (a copy
of which we can give if any body dare
deny ), by which all tho laads given
by tho General Government to tho State
of Oregon, and by tho State to this rail
road company for tho purpose of build
ing and pperatiug a railroad the whole
length of the State so as to give the
people an outlet, has been sold to a
joint stock company of which Holladay
of course, is a prominent member. It
... i . ,
appears that no mcnioer or mis
company paid a cent for tho stock they
subscribed, and it is expres.-ly stipula
ted in that contract that if the Land
Company, which for convenience is
called the ' European and Oregon
Land Company," shall become indebt-
cd to tho Oregm and California Itiil-
road Company at any time in a sum
exceeded the paid up stock of tho Euro
pean and Oregon Land Company, then
and in that case, the stockholders of the
Ia.it named ooropany shall not bo
personably liable, but shall go scot
free. Of course according to the
deposition abovo given, thoro is .no
puid up itook in this European and
Oregon Land Company; and if they
become indebted to the railroad
! company for one dollar, which they are
already, then the members are not
personally liable, so the fraud is
already perpetrated, and Holladay is
proceeding to violate tho law and is
selliug his lands io the valley, for from
five to fifteen dollars per acre, instead
of 2 50 as contemplated by the act of
Congress.
It also turns out that the trustees of
the Europeau bondholders are a party to
! this laud contract, about which we shall
have more to say hereafter. Yes, O yes I
and it is this Portland ring, Mitchell,
Crawford, Scott, and Dolph with his
bland look of angelic idiocy, who
claims that Holladay has a vested right
to charge the people of Oregon ju-t
what he pleases for freights upon his
railroad for all time to coin u, aud who
introduced aud tried to pass u bill in
the last Legislature, - appropriating
$-0,000 per annum to pay Liah Ap
plegate to travel through Europe and
America to make u fool of himself, aud
thereby injure the future prospects of
Oregon, all headed by their master,
Ben Holladay, that have hud fulj
co.'tiiz auce of this business, aud who
by their hyocritieal cants of honesty,
have been leading the gigantic party
of progress in Oregon !
There has beeu a society forced in
Portland termed the Liberal League.
Tho following is the pledge adopted by
the society :
In consenting to the enrollment of
my name as a member of this League I
hereby pledge my honr to rnamtaiu
und support the Coiittitutioti aud By
laws thereof, and to muinuiu the follow,
iug pSedt e f nu ml t r.-d.ip :
1. Tint 1 will never offer uor
accept a bribe, either directly or indi
rectly, in unv matter pttiaining to
,'o ities or tin: inttre-t1 of Government,
under any c;icuiu-tauecs whatsoever,
and that it u eae I bpbeiy or
corrupt ion of any kind shall c ai; to
my kojvv'lt dg,t thai will prumpi'iy
exj o-e ami d nounee the j tl'u,
i fcg'irdh'j'S of tho lies of frieud.-mp or
k uidri d
'1 Ti.ut I will never exrt try perifa!
r . fTi ; a I influence, through t-.i..-ti
paTiiii:,i:; or other mean, t :nK..nc'
u y own or lh iuterctt of another, at
fit expenro of the puolic inUrvM-, not
in my pmr. r i f:rv till the yiiue wi'.
I pre mr. i' to be ooio- by am liter.
u. Thar if elected to any office ! uiil
ri-ii'.ly adliete te the 1 - Uor i.nd oitti .f
tbi.s pledge, and the dee !. rati . o!
principles fct frth bv lb' Leau., and
will rtn'gri my oflico couuer than
knowit vio'ate the Otitic.
4. That I will prom; tiy in 1 and
ai:t in lnngi!g to jiHtiieand ci.ii
nn to put-He contempt any pet.s ,u win
hall Wlilfuiiy and knowingly violate
this must M!eiiui p! dgo.
To al! nl which I dim my chancer
as well ha conscience, under the penalty
of having my name stricken from thix
Roll ot llo.ior und published to the
world as the t arm of an apostate and
perjurer, too vile for the compan.-hip
of honorable men and women.
Hon. Geo. 8. Boutwell has been
elected United Stales Senator from
Massachusetts to fill tbe vacancy
caused by tho resignation of Vice
President WiLon.
RICH. President Grant hns lately
fent a letter to the S.niler " in which
he expresses his entire faith in his
innocence, and also hi desire to kop up
his friendly relations with hitu through
life. This is rather rich, coming as it
does, at n time when everybody else is
convinced of Colfax's mult. When
we consider the fact that the President
sent a h-tter containing the same sen
timcntg to Tom Murphy alter he had
been pronounced guilty by a Committee
of Congress, wo are well satisfied that
this last exhibition of tho smnllnessof
his brain, will not only not carry with
it much weight, but will bo treated by
all persons of sense with that silent
contempt which it so well drerrven
" Birds of feathers will flock together,"
hence Grants entire confidence in, and
hearty sympathy with Buch rascals and
thieves as Tom Murpihy & Co.
Good. Uncle, Jesse Applegate be
coming tired of the part he was acting
as Joiut High Commissioner, has
resigned iu disgust. The whole afiair
has been turned over to the military,
aud it is very propablo that the
Indians will either make peace in a
few days, or that General Canby will
drive them out at tho poiut of tho
bayonet. Thia logins to look like
ba3iooes.
TELEGRA 111 1 C.
New York, March 9. -Two children of
James Wilson were burned to diath
this morning in Newark, by their
cloths taking fire from a stove, while
left unattended fa the kitchen.
The steamer Chickamauga has
sailed for Havana. The vessel was
recently purchased by the Spanish
Gevernment for service in Cuban
waters, and for some days past she was
in charge of Spanish officers and mar
ine, as' fears were entertained that
Cubans would attempt to destroy her.
Albany, March 9. The seizure of
Small-pox h reported as rugiog to a
fearful extent iu different pLce down
in Sau Pete County. Iu tho village of
Spring City 15 fatal cases are reported.
There is a complaint that the religions
pacdjudice of the people prevents the
presence of prop'r medical assistance.
Tho community are &ill exercised
upon the prospective Governor of
Utah. The latest dispatches saying
oihat Clajrgett has thn offei of the po
iiiou is very aggravating to the
aints.
Madrid, March 9 Funds arc risiug
and the capital is traiijui!l.
Peports from the officers of the
staff of the Army represents that the
Oarlists cannot muster over twelve,
thousand men, "hiefly paid partisans
ai d their tactic.- arc to act iu small
bands, so a to divide the national
troops. They have plenty 'of money,
but the pheasants are growing weary of
the insurrection.
New Yrok Central Railroad property
ut West Albany, Yesteiday, comprised
seventeen locomotives, valued at over
$200,000.- It is believed the Govern
ment, tax will now be paid prciti ptly.
City, of Mexico, via Matamoras.
March 8 A f-pecial dispatch fa).s Gm
eral Ceballos with the Federal forces
occupies Tcf ec- Lozado has fled to
the mountains with a small force, m&uv
ot his chieftain h i ve surren lered.
New Yotk, Mar 10- A rumor sas
that Commodore "ander-i!t intends
to convert the Harlem i tilrad into a
freight adjunct to the Ilu.l-on Com
p my, instead ol d mblc-tracking the
latter.
Berlin. March 10 Bismarck mole
a powerful speeeh tu-Jay in -uppoit o!
i he bill limiting the po'Aeis of the
11 "iicin C ithoiie tieruv.
Q ie;. n P.iubnt, mth r of th;
t V u'
d' rtemburg, died to-day. agei
set en! v -t hi 00.
Ci.o'm.) Murch 10 -The p.,st
W a-!uo.M uti ju ei.il i;i',- an inl"l vsrv.
with A "S'-st mi ei et.ii v of the 1 rc.i
urv K.ch it 1- r, wlf'.il. :s sai l. w be
appointed ;h St.eretarv of the Trci-jrv
t iJoiMVeli t? i lee ted SOit r.
P
ppeii irin the teW4 ixp'e-se
1 1
Uf.'-h irdvu that '.vhile he will n t
Ho iuce aiiv viol -ut i-iii'i." in the?
in
li r, uncial po;ie; to
prod'lee thi result,
lav or of a ret n i ti to
!n is strong y lit
specie payment.
The. ,nr ;' s W.shin;: special sn
ex-Sri itar Yates, who w.n an app!i
cant fer the M-'xieui Mis-ion. has been
appoint d ( t eminent J). rector of the
Union Pacific Railroad.
Poster, Chaiimali of the Indiana
Republic in State Committee, it us said
is certain of appointment ai Minister
to Mexican.
Sargent, besides being placed on the
Appropriation Committee will be a
nu tuber of the Committee ou Nuvr.1
AfTiirs.
Washington, March 10. Tho Presi
dent has nominated G. J. L'imuioti for
United States Marsha! of Nevada
For Postmasters, J. A. Post. Boise
City, Idaho, and II. P. Bennc', Denver,
Colorado. The Senate has confirmed
the nomiutions or Associate justice for
Utah and Postmasters. It is also
mentioned that the President has nom
inated II. L. Street fur Postmaster at
Sonora, and Geo. K. Cole for
Postmaster at Portland. Vice L. H
Wakefield, removed. The Senate hasj
also confirmed the nomination of A. M.
Hugh us United States Attorney for
the Middle District of Oregon, T G.
Voting as United States Marshal for
Oregon, C. U. Gray as Surveyor of
Customs nt San Francisco Evvard G
Wnitc as naval Officer at San Francisco
and J. B. Moore as Appraiser at San
Francisco. No change is contemplated
in the San Francisco Collectorship
The Thin Auditor -has arranged to
have the Montana Indian war claims
taken up for examination at once. The
Secretary of War will detail an Army
Paymaster to pay them by checks as
fust, as audited.
Toronto, March 10. A special from
fort ('arty ays immense excitement
prevails in Winnipeg, owing to the
f'uet that a bill wrs sought to be
passed through the Legislature which
would have let tho Hudson Bay Com
pany and other landed proprietors off
with tho payment of a third of their
taxes. An indignation meeting was
held and a committee appointed to
plead at tho bar of the House, whither
they were followed by four hundred
people The bill was ultimately thrown
out on a tecnicality,, b ruling of the
Speaker. He was decoyed from his
house at midnight and administered
a coat of tar. The- Government
offered a reward for the conviction of
tho perpetrators. Fearing further
breach of the peace a militia guard
wis placed over Parliament house.
FNW AD VERTISEMENTS.
JUST ONE MOMENT-
J. W. CRAWFORD & CO.
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Druggist An Apothecaries.
STATE STREET, PATTON'S BLOCK,
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SALEM 0BEC0N.
Pure Drugs, Chomlealf and Pattent Medi
cines French, English and American Perfu
meries ESSENTIAL OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
PATENT DYES,
EAU DE CO LONG E,
I POMADES,
COSMETIQUES,
! II All! OIL,
TOOTH and
TOILET
POWDEllS,
HAIR,
TOOTH,
NAIL and
CLOTH BlU'HIIES
i'jii -i tj i hue l'ura V u.vs aud Liquor."
f .r Medicinal 1 wrj' r,
i'lrni-rij'ti Tit and Ijmi'j recci ti cotij;uaJ
r'l t al! Lours
J. W- CRAWFORD & CO
t o b: k Si i
WITHIN THE NFXT FORTY DAYS
io ..t aki: Kxm roil nl:v
C.OODS AT Tt! E
0YEIILAM).
DoioeiitlcM at Seduced Pilcraatthe
OVERLAND
Rlaakets at Reduced Prices at the
OVERLAND.
Balmoral SUoe,$2, Worth? 3, at tho
OVERLAND.
Calf Shoes Worth S3 50. at $3 50 a Pair,
T TUB OVE VhAXD.
Excellent Corsets. WoUh tl 60 at $l,at the
OVERLAND
DRESS GOOD AT GREAT BARGAINS.
FLANNELS ,
DOMESTIC 0IN0H4MS
FURNISIIINC GODDS
CLOTHING, ETo.
AT TIIL OVFRLAIYD.
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TOKY.
Published by L. Samuel,
General Advertising Agt. 93 Front st
Mercians DofarStore
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l'llstst.
I Import-
ers of Fancy floodw, Toyn, Crockery, etc.. e'tc.
As lor llouxe. tirst tit. liet Onk A I'ine. Er
erythinu neat B. Longfellow Proprietor.
BOOKS, ST A TIOSKH Y k MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
GILL, STEEL fc II BAN
CROFT, N. 75 A 77 first Pts., Portland;
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Hrinnn.the only direct importer ol Clothing
Ac, eor. Front Was ilnnton str-et.
BECK, WILLIAM t SON, 129 Front street,
Importers nd Dealers in
(.UN'S, niFLKM AM) KKVOLVERS
of erury description.
Fishing TacklvfFanoy Goods, lieods.Bird cages
Baskets, Croquet Games, and baby carriages
Agents for the "California Powder Works," also
Ut the "Wkeelei ft WUsoa Beirlac staebiits."
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Olmn. O. 33airett,
WHOLESALE
DooKscIler & Stationer,
LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND.
No. 79 Fror-t and No. 5- WatTiinyton ttretU.
eck, John A. 129 Front st, practical Watch,
maker A Jeweler. Work done for theTradq
0( ) K " A N li J O B J PRINT KKS. Ill M li
k IIACIIEMEK. 3 Front Street
T uehanan. VV. A ,8.w.cor. Jtirst A laylor its
J Cheapest f urniture iiouse in roruana.
(llarke Henderson A Cook, 81 A 83 First St
) Dealer in Try (Jood8.Fncv Millinery. Ac
loon dC ivostililel'i, uo xr'Mii at vuiiuhiu
I t l. t, J in ft'rrn Mr Hal Prn.lilKa
1 ortir le. J. B. m'nrt. A dealer in Saddles. liar
Jneo". A Paddlory Hard ware. J( Front st.
C- urrier, W. A Co., 103 Front et. Merchant
Tailor a Clothiers. Hat. Furnigbing gooda.
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eLashiuutt Oatman. 92 Front st. Real Es
tate Atrent. money loaned. boues rented
l:NTAI GOOD-i, C. II Wooiard . A Co
101 Front ftreeL
nHlJCifilHIM. C. II. Wovdard (A Co
10! Front Street,
Orders from any portion of the State or Territo
ries carefully fiUd by mail -r express.
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7 nil. Lowentein A Co. Fiirnitore and Car-
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7 mployment Asrncy. IWitberall, 80 Jront tit.
Fiirni?hc all kind of help.
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J in Mcrc'ts and do'lrs in Domestic Prod'co.
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74.hi"n Livery Stable, cor. First a S'in'n ss.
E. CorWtt Pr. Good turn-outs al's on hand
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Dculers A Manuf. Clothing Furn'g Goods.
Is? RAY'S JIIIISIC STOUE,
The larct Music Htuse on tbe Coast.
STIilNWAV PIANOS, LURDETX ORGANS
G. L. JJtPJIANS, Manager.
soli: agency for the
"Howe" Sewing Machine.
S rents war.ted.'iii
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ji'.l kiii'ln of f-di. cr Virt nnd Iain rti
atu lu rf.- r. '.. I '.'.'.i First M., iu(j'.rt r and
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in iJr ('ri.. D ire. vr.-i'i!j M ituri.il.. ,t.rr
I 'a!f! X C.. 9 7 Front Sr., trhd-ila
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Mf.in St.-, All wrk d-.r.t? at San Frau:i-
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M. Mil l. IV Fr- Tt ,.. , ..,!, st"n, -1
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retail ii. ;'r I'iiii t it i.;rr. FurnV i:id
inn I)' rre I'lf-.-t inrnt. pri.ntf r't"ni r-r
FaniiFrs. crNt lin i 'm$ p
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siu'-r. H S. N. Cn's rl'r-k. tn-1 Sin
J r A ,.,.r li Front ff , (jii'fiii
i B nr rrtii'r'nffrtiiiner.
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assortment of Wiitcli, Clocks and Jewelry .
i. r. .v . F"nt rx-svr C t.
lers I
ttivc jT)d f r-i:n Wines nnd Lioimrs
"VTnrthrup i T)i':np'n, If r.lware.Tron.Ptea
y Htih. S p kc. l(nrdrod I.utnlier.
Occidental II (d. c Tnvr f Firt k Morriio
"ireets. Smitn k Crik Proprietor.
1 irrih. Wrtikinsi Corne'U, Besl F stale Agt
PittocU l'ni' lir-r i'r. Fr-int SMf t
Iyrii i Viul it Yii i c;i"oiwrc."w JCa
nrd . Cn.. 10J Front Street
PILEIXTOT J. HI., ;U. I
Oculift and Aurist, offit-o No. TFirst Stee
Holme's Building, 31 door from Lal.l's Bank
treats all dbeases of tho LVE, EAR, THROAT
and LUXllS.
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teliter, Pnul 105 First street, impt'rof Ber
lin woMilnn cnrrine.t parl-r ornaments, to
osenbuuin. I. S A Co., Tohacconistji. im
porters of Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
ns House. Front st. On First Class Prin
ciples. Th.Miifis Ryan Proprietor.
Sherlock. S. 61 Front 4 62 First t. dealer
in H:irnei A S id llery, k Sa hllery ware.
Simon, J.. 6 Front at., dealer iu Doors.Sash
an l Blind. Window and Plate (11ns.
s
ineheitner. II. 1 57 First st. imp'ter of Piano
Organs, Sheet Mustc, Musical Instrument
s
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kidmore.S. O., 123 1st st. Pruffeist k Ap.th
cary. Perfumery and Toilet articles.
now k Roos 73 Firnt st, )ictiue, frames
Muoldius, art Material asdrawitijc insta
STONK.11. i. 'o. lcl? I'roiit Street,
Watchmnkor a"nd MaiiufachirinRjewclcr is
appointed Aent for Wahham, Elgin, K. How
ard ACo. Cbas. E.tJucot and California M'otches
also for all tho production and imports of tho
California Jewelry Company, Pan Francisco.
Send for circulnr Watches repaired in tho very
best manner. WARRANTED f. givw sntisff.'n
Smith. Put., broker, Wu Front nt. iealer iu
Legal Tenders (lov Bonds and (Jold Dusj
Qmith A Davis 71 Front st. wholesale, Drugs
1 Paints, Oils, Window Glass, etc.
T
erry Bros. N. 178 First street, inanutai t'rs
and dealers in Furniture, Boddinjr, Ac.
riTie Clothing Store, H3 Front st, Clotin
1 Fn'na: (rood Boots, Shoes. Harris Pra
T
uttle, II. II. 142144 Front street. Dealer in
Wagons an Agricultural Implements.
nnyler J. A 147 Front t. wholesale dealer ia
B Butter. Eges. Cheese, hard. Paeon efo.
illiaius A Mvers. b Central Block Fron t
st. Commission Merchants, deal' in pr'de
lhalley A Fecheimcr, Attorneys and SoUe.
T w ltorsin uantrupiey. utnoe U. t , Tem'lo
A L, ,KINI,S OK WORK, SEWINU
V Washing and Troning, Ae., done by Mrs
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, sooth wws
part ef DaUas, wjll be lianis di.it -