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1MLLAS S A T U HI A Y , APIUL 20.
TI1U MODOC 1MU.CU.
Now that a scoro of Orion's best
citizens have been ruthlessly murdered
aud one of our best and most faithful
ireneralsand his aids sbamfully massa
cred through dark, darning treach
ery; now that Columbia's sail has
opened its pours to receive, and has
been saturated by the best blood of
America's borne, sons and new that
the suioke has cleared away and the
curtains raise , the consumated folly of
the peace policy and Peace Commission
is plainly seen even by its warmest advo
cates, and tbeshaliow,uieoningless motto
of the present chief magistrate, "Let Us
JIave Peact " is painfully seen and dis
gracefully felt.
This demonstrates how easy it is
'V a confiding people to receive and
nffer imposition even to oppression.
If the policy inaugurated by the Gov.
ermrof Oreron could have bceu carried
OJt, long
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before this the Modec
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C broqght upon thcnu-e.Vts
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icnt for which justice, so
diandCanby would have be. n
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assassins hand and knife, but
ITUU1U UUIC
ti punishment
1 udly called
vparei the assassin's hand au J knife, but
sassms hand and knife, but
of the wise aud ood were
and that policy ade)j,td
id dictated by itjsune, !
immigrant agents . and
poH'ieal dema-oucs whose j
the councils of the wise aud vjood were
disregarded
iudicated and
pretended
r...j;d, ri;t.,..,i .1.,,..,... .-,i.
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over crown bumps of seiUestecm and l
shallow brain,promrt and permit them to
' n
inordimtc thirst for self elevation and j
tonular petition in consteiucnco of ;
which the country today is drad i
mm a i
in mourning
The people have reason to rejoin,
t . i n
However, to Know mat alter j o ion a
time there appears upon tho sutf.c-: a
disposition on the part of the adininis-
tration to abandon tha fullv of listenii v
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to irresponsible parties, aud maintain
the dignity of the country and put an
end to the further butchery of its
citizens at th'.1 hancU of the brutal sava
es, by tisitiu": upon them summary
justice. If the Government will
vigorously carry out the l.st an 1 pres
ent policy thc farce will soon be ende I
The only danircr is that Grant will
hereafter as he has in the past, ybld
to he sophistry of demageyue.i who
operate from motives purc'y selfish,
bat the people had lair warning ; t
the last election of tbe total untitne-s
of this man as the chief officer in the
civil drpa tmcnt, of thc Government
and ii their fingers are bud
ly burned, they patiently wait
and blow them until they are done
ginartiug, and profit by it iu the
future.
It is to be hoped that wise instead
of fcoliah eousel will hereafter prevail
in respect to the policy to be pursued
toward tho savages within our jurisdic
tion, and th.it the peaceable pioneer
will hereafter feel the protecting arm
of the Government, to a degree tint
shall establish confidence of security
for their persons, property and families,
and that the people will wake up
filly to thc necessity of placing in civil
position as their servants, meu who are
both honest and capable.
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The consignment of half a million
of BalmOQ eggs from Germany hau
arrived at New York in good condition
and i considered important. In Kng
and some extensive importations of
salmon eges from Norway have been
made.
Tho dip orinchuation of thc magnetic
needle wa dicccid in 1070 by
Robert NcrmaD, an opaician in London
lie first coustiuctcd the eJipj.ing nee
die.
. .The Scientific American bus tie
followiuging item coucerning thc IIoo
aac Tunnel.
Pboohess of Hoosao TUNNF.n TO
Februay 1, 1873. Extensioua of
headings in January, 207 feet; opened
from cast end, westward, 13,3-10 fectj
opened from west end, eastward,
8,8G9 feet. Total length opened, 22,
199 f et. Leno-th remaining to' be
opened, 2,832 feet, being 192 feet
more than half a mile
Thc total amount of cash received by
the Patent Office,, for patents and
otherwise, during Match, was 09,790,
This amount exceeds that of any one
mouth tincc the creation of thc office-
TK NEWS.
Lutlicr King, of llenton county, was
convicted in the Cit cuit Court at
(,Vivallis, last week, of" taking away a
female under tho ao ol 10 ears
without the consent of her ftther or
.Mother" sentenced to one ear in tho
penitentiary.
A meeting for the purpose of
organizing a farmer club, wis held
at Widitnette Forks preempt, Linn
couuty, Apt il fth, and resulted in the
ekctiou of 11. II. Coebrati president,
F. M. Wilkins, Secretary, and T. J
Vaughau, Treasurer.
According to the Mountaineer,
" Smokehollow an Indian drcuncr and
a muu ol much ndlucnce with all thi
tribes between the Cascades and the
llocky Mountai is, has been preaching
for some time to them, th it in the
course ot time the bpiiits of all dead
Indiaus will ariise from their graves
and assist in exti-rmtjiiiiing the ruthless
invader' from their country .and that they ;
WIU Oliec IllOItt oee.ino ui ito. .1.1 m mi:
land.lt iJreurtod tliiat there are over two
thousanJ liidi-ns eonzegrated sit
Frlest's llapid-s ou tjlic Upper Columbia.
followeis o!' thi-j
MlVimer, n:okelio- ' (
b.w" The i-tory of Christ's Murrte-j M;!, .... TI ;j i
Kin liavatg oem preached to these 1 ' 1 v ...
. ,. r , ! mornu;" a v :a mm nait.ed liwi
ludi.ns, they Uon t s-e why th le j , - T;T. ;',
shou!dnt be a general re,uircc;i,n t; k J ,
their own pnple. un, i: ,tl v. etc vuKit- i.cai l iu j
i .-tatioii, r.hd :,s i o a; rro:.t Ltd c:l;-..l
Thc Icvenu,s uf Kuj,ti0 City rrr5s.cw...t tu b,i.u on. !.;., u-Hv, iu a
Thc Icvenu,s uf Kuj,ti0 City f,r 5
the cr ei.-din: A) ril lL'tti were
.;brl -o. The e xr ei.d turvs were v."
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la a fexv days a forec cf !.( Chito ;
'arers wilt be M-t at we rk on the Al- j
laborers will be s-et at w rk on the Al
bauy aud fcinti-.m canal
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Thc chiz'.-us of J o-k-
on eountv, fire
.'ttlf.p Uj- lei :tf i it; i li t t.- !i i
tl
! bem fit of th s uf f crt r.
bem fit ol th juilert r. A le.iel
committee has he. u ap-.oii;t d r r.s -t
in" of J.-iine-) 'i', ( ileon ('. ('.!. -ekman.
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Thn-e f.nnilit of emiirr inN p?i.-( d
throuuh fab-in I t liiiliv bo;ud lor
Coos count v. where' thv i (.?!. 1 to
c!(..e u the lun.benL- bu-is e s
These gentlemen l ;.t l.i.d e !:i'ieii.l !
cxrerier;co and will mnke a vaiuab'e
addition mill men in that cour.ty.
Charles Ku?seM is at l!uene City ;
endeavoring to hoy h- rses to woik u:i
the Northern Pacific ilaiIro;:d.
The barn of Mr Ira hy- n. . f I f iP- ';
bor i, was burned on Vuie d .y i:;t
All the grain iilid f ed he h.itl vi.i j
burned with it ; also a fine young hore.
Our tSt. Joo correspondent v. i i t . ;
yesterday ( Moulay : 'I his i oi.-
Thomas .Markh.Mn. who is e- r tli id ii, :
tli3 hafoyttre jail, and wl;u v. a on (
Satunhty lat found ouihy of nison in :
the burning id' Willi imii'o' lus f j
Winter, attempted to kill himself by !
stabbinir. He cut unite a '-a.-h in hi i
,
ide. A ?ur-eou was rnlltd in, uhu
prone.uneed if only a llcRh wound- ,
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I'liiuiin.
n- i . ti iti -4
Ihe lletitoD V'Viocnit hat begua it.-,
third vtluu.e.
sl
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Oregon City mcurn-i because of l.ei
hoodlum element.
Andrew L..del Was indieitd .S;.tud.v
at Corviillis for the poij-on'.i g uf Charles
Rings uLout tlx. years; ag".
A statcmc-ht cmius frt-m Wahhinfon
that Senator Kelly ill rtiinn to Or
egon sometime during the Sj ring.
Tne Mar.-lif.eld ?aw mill at Cos
Hay will htatt up ag;uu, alter having
beeu idle two years.
V.'c clip the following Hem from the
Statesmen of the 23d :
Ho boldtht lobbeiy that ha been
perpetrated in this vicinity fur otno
time took place lut iMofid.iy e veat'tu:
about 11 o'clock at the "L'avt Chanee"
Sahion near the 1'alr Cionnd. The
particulars wero furnished by Deputy
iSherilT Uaiker, and arli as follows :
About 1 o'clock two men enteral the
" Lust Chance" Saloon ami trailed for n
;hiss of beer. Tbe proprietor, Mr. Chns,
0i(!!, immediately waited upon them
After tlrinkinp: the first jrhts, tloy
cilled for miother, and as Mr. (J. wan
toojnnp; down to draw it, one of the
men covered him with a revolver,
whik' the other tied his hands and feet
and caed him. As noon as, this was
done, thc work ef ransnikin and
plunder beati. Mvei) thine; ; in the
house was overturned and exnmini.'d
After collecting all t it e articles ed' any
value to them, they carried the proMi
etor up ttaiiH where they left him.
Tho urtich's etolen were 6o0 in coin;
Colt's revolver; Waltham watch; two
pair of pants; two coats; one pair of
boots; erne whi o shirt ; twei pair of
blauketa ; one bottle of whiskey; one
Lottie of pent wine ; five pounds of
candy; silk velvet vcj-t; crackers and
tobacco, amountir.p in all to sibont 8lf0.
after the robhers had departed, M. (J.
busied luuinelf iu erettiriLr free from the
I cords t!iat now pained him ! greatly.
Jn tins etisire.ssii:x condition, nc
worked until '10$ o'clock before he
succeeded, and when he accotnpli-hed
it, his limbs were swollen Bo badly,
and were so vcak that ho could not
walk. Deputy Sheriff Darker left on
thc 2:15 uui them bound train for a bta-
tioii north ot 'this place v hi re he ex j ( ts
to find them, ll it is joesiblo to! find
them, our 1 ut v will tun )y fruecced
.'On Sunday . iiiht Yamhill Cjrunty
was visited with the heaviest st!;nn ol
wind within the memory of the oldest
inhabitant.
New York, April 21. A Wa.dijnpton
special publish d on the 12th ,eiroiteous
lv statis that a patent had been issued
to the lands on which the Amador
mines are heated. DeTuio the nt
tompted fraud was discovi red, 1 tried
to teleuiaph you that it had not been
i.ssutd. 'i he wi ld "The" siHars to
have ben Mibstitirtid for 4 No "Ibtfotc I
Words, " ) aunt having leen."
Chicago, A j ril 21. A Washington
sk cial s
ays, the pimnt attitude ofj
ent with n-atd to the! Lmji.s
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ov( muu
iai-.a di-turl at ei s may be MimU-td ut
a fo'lows : 'J he Acting Seerejaiy ol
War 1:;'S institietul (lent i d Ku e-y, in
eti::iniid ot tie lj attire nt t the
(.(i,f () t j J:1 ,he jn ,i(.;ij
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ol I lie l-niuu M;.!is . in niL t ''int. a'oi
iii tho eunt f di.-tut I ane s l.e.eemii g
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1 ' iiU si iou of tl;
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rai,tr:- his -un. St-.-v..,rt said; ho hJ j the T.-.x 1. j.aitment io this e-ty has
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Hiiiliii. .ton :1m! Mi-.ion KiiiiroioJ cisme
' in thin no rn";0;r forth.' lii.-t time for a
e: k. Ilepi rt- id' the hiti Mono bow
it to hav hn n 'he -evere-t ever kto-wn
h- re. Mmi were frozen to death wills
two rod of houses while I tiv'.n- to!
! r,, to ntoek to feed them. Ne.ir (lr.it
I ton, a man n-im- d KelN-r at'.empted to
reach a neighbor's Hcarcely half n
mile d'stnnt, nee.tnp:inied by bis wife
and" child
ftic two hitter were
death. Mr. MaT-hal, near
perished whi'e t'in to
fror.cn to
Ilavtinu's,
roa. h his stork, from' bU heuo The
wife and child of Mr. Hretit. near lb d
(loud, were fiozen while attempting to
reach the neighbors, after the houo
was ret. .bred, uninhabitable. '1 heir
bodies were found to day ten rods
from the boosrt.
The epizootic enntirnrs to spread
tbo'igh in a mild form. So fr, the
Stage Comr any h is lost but two hors.
They make their regular trips but
itile behi n 1 time.
7'amilies arc rntrpelled to take
refuj!f? in cellars or keep to their hod
f.r two days. Houses were blown down
and filhd with snow. The destruction
of eattlo and iioioi was great. So.ne
lost all they had. One party lost his
whole hero seventy five head. The
gullies em the railrods aro filled with
Fnow hard as ice. Sonw; plows arc
useless. j
Havana, April 12. A letter frnm
Jaekmnl, H.iyti, dated March 24th,
gives thc particulars of the abortive
revolution at Conaivets, of which (ion
j Michael was lender. Tho authorities
succeeded in quelling the disturbance
and thirty ed them implicated were
executed. Including the leader,
Michael, who was a hair dresser in
1858 and a general Ho made
a pr,.ndilo(jiieiit'sjie( eh on the scaffold,
and said, "Great mm; like Napoleon
mo others, have th. ir destiny to fulfill.
j 1 have iulliilcd mine.',
Humors are current of difficultic in
I'orto Itieo, but nothing definite is
known as to tho character of the
trouble.
Advices from St. Thomas to the 7th
have been received. It was reported
that an American steamship has ar-
rived
at I'orto !!ieo will
news
that a steamship had
appeared j
fvif'iiMiin. Itm' i-ifti n LirirA
number of colonist from the Uuitcd
States, and when they atlemptid to
disembark their landing was opposed
by the inhabitants and there wart some
hiootl shed, i he report was not cred
ited at St. Thomas, and it is believed
bavo been manufactured by the
of ihe Samuna scheme in 1 oito
lueo.
San Froncisco. Afiril 122 Four men
were sent to the Inline Asyium to day.
There were s-tvetiteen deaths here
during thc w't k.
ahjo, April 1'.). C rn mod ore Watson
was ioiiiid to-day with nivul honors at
tho cen.ctry on M i 10 island.
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n,!e;u'0, April 1P. A W .rdiln-tn
now admitted in 1 f.i dal
te s tint I e Long's re.-":afiu was
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tie-ti. fi'iif 11 i'e .m nth id
four n iu- m nth nl t! vtt Ie
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ihe be;; 1 of J., ti C.ve, win re we w.r.
nttut k t-d by it:dian ee-n- tot: dovt n to e,et
wattr. An e.-eotl eotning in to meet a
jaektrain !;a.s rdo letn attaek:d. The
men wire oidtred to full into their
euinj-anies.
Li"ht Ibilterv 1. 1th Artillery. ;s on
the wty here fn tn the IVcidic Thev
will net n eav: dry. nattery dth
Artillery, from IJlaek Point, is also on
tl e way.
Anattaek 'sbeini: mule about one mile
from camp. The fiirinp: is heavy and
steady. It seems tbe escort is driving
the Modocs.
10: 10 A M. Fit in? ha-t ceased.
No particulars before the couriers
leave..
Koddinrr, April 10 Col. Mcndcn
hall b:ilt( ry two officers and sixty men
on foot ; Cnpt. ('has. Brock's battery,
three officers ami sevent v-tliree men
mount'Jd, neeompanied by Dr. Dently,
left t.t 1 o'clock-, I M.'fO-day for
Fort Crook in tho northeastern part of
this county, about eighty ., miles from
this poiut.
There arc no fears tsf a General In
dian outbreak in that country, and
should the Modocs make their escape
to that section, tho troops will be in
readiness to pursue tho Indians and
protect the settlers. A daily line of
couriers will he at once established be
fween here and the command.'
Yreka, April 22. The following has
just been rejeeived:
Tn Thc Uva Keek April 21, The
pack- train leaving tho camp for
Colonel Mason s en nip at the lava bed, j
under escort of Lieutenant Ifowo and
twenty men, was attneked yesterday
tit about, 10 A.M. Prior to this an
escort from Mason's camp coming to
meet the the train iva attacked at tho
head of loiiij cave. Lieutenant Larey
and men sought shelter behind the
rocks and drove the Modocs back.
hen Lieutenant Howe came near the
the Modocs attacked him, but were
naiu driven oil. Lieutenant Larey
lost one man killed and one wounded.
The train arrived safely. AVlien re
turning, on this side of the cave, Howe
was again attacked by the Modocs, who
followed him to camp, firing tn the
escort. They came up within one
huudred yards, and fired at the pickets
and sent a volley through' camp.
;ijor Thomas sent a shell into their
nud-t. which scatter them. There were
eleven in tho attacking party; Arms
were distributed to all in camp and we
were ready for the in, but the'y J-oon
fled into the roeks. The warm Springs
Indians wiU be armed today, and
started.to hunt them out. The Modocs
aro all scattered in small parties and
will be dinuutt to follow. The roads
are not safe to Yreka. The country is
in a great ferment.
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P I i G'iN JX OF II A RT
F0J1D l-'irst 1 1 h.if evil! lic l iu'Iv willi tLt: Oregi n
i lato Law,
Seeen t. !f. (" nte-K'S in Oregon nrs loo-Vcl.
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'.:;i .eiy 't hotel. n. M'iz-Vr ?J i.'T '.'7
..;"'( -ii. t!.e !t!-t M-eutil.v '' t in- I u.-ui .uu-ts
eN.:..'i :oi or A..-'jeiaii' ii in the ufI.
Third. It can oi:rrv ii?, a, its jmH-
,.)..! nr.: r--ii un i l.y V n? e ti.i Jiti - tie !
CWpai .. tli.'t ti i- hl.-vio :oi
arry th" :: ui lout that all threw i-tus-atjk
f-l-er;
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i !'urtn. It requires Ii;t oic ft-t f j.roofji
i in i ;e- of ; tin:? ti'. the .e eritj of
lhre toini:t?.ie wilhi-ut tl.t! trouble ot'tlualiui;
with h ;-t rale t .rr.tiut.s.
Ou l!ico solid lueiits, via ;
Capacity t prrj tbo t:rs:r-?t ri.di.i,
'1 tic iiH!jIe.-t n-sihie . e.r ty,
Tlii! .-iiej led ;olj:i.--liU'f!t in iei' of h-??, ntnl
The. rn in t-t ami eiiuilahic ju uu-iil of u'.l jte-t
claiiu.x,
TIic I!ia iilx Ir.Mii sure Company foliclt
year putrtUHgc.
V. A. Aontf
SALEM, OltKQON.
r.b n-.i?. y
tmitTLAM) HLSIMISS DllttiC
Tt)HY. rublishcd Ly L. Samuel,
General Atltrrtisi nj Art. lUi Front st
Ackerm 1 is Dolar Store, v?.rr.iH:
cr.- of Fancy eiou.l.. Toys. Crockery, etc., etc.
stor llone, tilts I ft. Hoi (nk L'ino. Uv
erythltifc neat U. Longfellow Proprietor.
HOOK'S, XTATIOXKItr k MCSlOAn
JXSTh'I'MUNTS.
SB.f.3 8TS:Kf. A: 15 IV-
No. 75' i 77 first Sh Fortlan.l.
T irtnan, tho only direct importer ot Clothing
If ff Ac., e-ir. Front A Wn-t'iimrton itr.-ets.
j "g JK, WILLIAM SON, 12D Front street,
9 importers nnl Uealorn
mporters mm Uiaiers in
UUXS, Itll I.I. S AM) Hl.VOIA'liHS
of every detifliption.
Fisliing Tnclilc.Fancy Ooods, Iendn,flird ctges
Hiif.kts, Croquet OAiueti.nnd buh.v eiirriajjesi
i nt ti t ti e "t j ift rnii l i wiit i V tit, . also
tb ' MLttlcr A-ilttn fciwii-t u-nu it."
Olias. C. rj3arxett5
WHOLESALE
Bookseller & SlaUoncr,
LARGEST STOCK IN FORTLANP.
No. 79 1'rot.t and Xo. 5 Wathiuijlon ut recti.
tck, John A. 129 Front ft, practical Watch
J tioiktr A Jeweler. Work dune for the Trad
ToTTk "X 7T!l U l'jT'R 1 . 1 1 -Krt- JlIlLi
lVVAAtVA. front Street
uchuuau, W. A ,e.w. cor. i-irat & fayior els
ChcuiCBt Furniture House in Portland.
(1 4 I fc T) ff ''l Cr1 WALTER IJRO'
"flarkc IciidtVonA Cook, 81 4 H:i Firt St
; Dealers in Dry fioodn.Fancv Millinery. fi
1olm A RoftnliVld, 1 58 Frnt hi Couiiuimkiou
; Merchants & de'lre in O'tfn & Cut. Pruduce
ToiieleTj. "ii. "m'nrt.A dealer in .Saddles, liar
ynews. A .Sjtddlcry Hardware, vo front n.
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lurrivr, W. A Co., It):i Front ft. Merchant
Taiior. k Clothiers, llat., t urnummg gooaa.
B
eLashmaUVOatmin, 92 Fr ut Real Es
tate Agentii, money toano'', 1 09 r"td
I P If! 1 .Front street.
v in Tea; is tx, C II. Wo dird fi c
101 Frnt Street,
ejrders from aoy portion of tbe State or Territo-;
riif nr -fully tilled l.y rnn'U -r i-xw. m
F .1 n.il. I.owt'iiMetii Sl !J. Furtiituru arl Car
fcVir" t -i -tr tors from 131 to l.'.H Firt St.
E.1 iiq htymeiit Ai'tury. A irherall, SO front et.
urditi' a licciiu, Hi Friit street. ejoinuin
J, -i-m M.:r.''ts an! do'lr in Uome.tio Prod'ce.
.ii-hi .ii Livery Stall, cor. Fir.-t 4 S'iu'ii l.
' li. Corlctt l'r. (Joo l turn-out? n'i onhtiJ
il.f! X K .iTt.i, for. "trt &, Waih'gtn t.
Dealers A Mauuf. Clutbing Furu'u GuoJ.
U'RAY'S .i:iIIC STORE,
The largest Music Houfe on tbe CoaL
STI5IN WAV PIAN03, BJUDETT 0R31S
G. L. IUPUANS, 3Ianager.
SOLi: AfiliXCV FOR THE
,2Jwe?J .I'u izas Machine.
J l" ;teln cv .4 Su-iiiine. ilroi-m uiol itaiers in
g 1 ;ysi:s'irf of !".-c'l-'. r Fir.-'t an. I M.iin t:
P g nuO.urjr t, 1!. I.';;! Fust St., irbprt?r anI
t 2 'i.u!T io SJhjiU' Fjti rj lio'iij, MillinctJ
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i n-I.'.-, I. II , Ph 'nr.v?il)ii? Artist, . w; cor
i'tr.-t M .rr:.--.n t. Ci.il l's I'icl. M.ec'ltjr
jt S iii7.-ii.-e:i. 1.. L'. A Co.,0'j First t. .NFniu
2 Lii-t's jui-i -i -'i. i in Ji wi li v. V.ili-ii- ,
H 7i i l ir l ti 1... in t'i mi .:.. m !i .K-iMle ilea'o
: S i'.'ir-
.-ii I i -r-. W tu'i la!.rit-, ,t
7,'.i i. -.''Tt'i-t. .1 !.'., ll 7 l'nMO St., uh-.lvietl
j r- "ui Ils'l.-.'. r.e'-ts lii'ir.. tJ'ii.iy. A.
Ir h Sv.viiij' M tfhitio. tri'.
5 H.Vt Roc.'!.-." t-.-k i'i-h. 'Jon-
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g it .r. ii A Sin:, iiir. N l.'ii'. ; J I-'ir.-t ?t
?J l. - ..m e.. - U,. t .1 i rt
5 jj ii:r!,!.Tii W, W:it.-I.:it;ikvr. o..r. fir.t anil
t k M: ut fts, All work June at Sao Francis-
oj. ri-.--?.
1 no r:i i!i.-!ui li .roi. c.ir. I-'r.mt i M .rn.-uon t
3 ! i!n !. '.!.. l'r. IV-i! 1!us ntt-.in ! strainers
5" nl.ti, -J .A Co., M r ri'tit , ii .it.-.uu an
i r 'ail .h i"r l ir e Ch-il ii r, Iim V (tnul
H r.uniiies, our .t T.no.sfs. C. V.... P
J .nriin. ! ntnl f!i. doa'i r tit Wiauji nnl L
I V 5 e-" t-. O. . X. Cv'? Itt.trk.an.i Ssn Kr
i ur it . t.:nei-r. li I i r.ut t., wttuiijlo
f' an.l rrf:i;'r ''ti T-f femi-r.-'.
Ti, l;.i r. i -iiii li.., .' J'"iffi !t. H'.Oi-L maker
i.? ta e ! .rcK-r. -.!T-r t tlt ri;!.!ie a fine
n? r'tn tit of Wutch , Chck an 1 Jewelry .
, (jVciiir. ilKlVm:! nfiir C. ft, dealer I
lf tutive nr. ? f. r sru Wittfs nnit Liquors
TV.X nrthrup ft Tl'tj'!.'n. H3rhrre.Iri,St;
Iliile . S pUe. Har.lwr.oil T.ir.tr,'
4 "jv ivi.l.-tii.-it It.. tel. C ir't r nf First X M.
't Fc.i :- S'e.itli A Cook Fr jirictori.
rri.o
f .uii.-li. V.'atkiii Cett ell. r.ml Fste Agt
ru!-.-!i iv? it in -T r r. 1 r int s ft.
y: x I Vj t i ; if A V 1 1 i 15 'iijiiil 0." "wJJtTr
::r-l A' Co., lt!t Front 8tnM't
Oce.litt mid .Aurist, ofHcc No. 72 First Ste
Itotine't Ini!ding, 3d door from Lad.l's F.unk
treats all diea.-c3 cf t'aj EYE, EAtt, THROAT
and LUNeJS.
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Sebter, P'tul 1"" First ftrcct. impt'rof Bor-
lin woo.l.Mi earringii pari r oruamcnts e
osctilcuun, T. S A Co., ToSoconiitji. in-
porters of Foreign and Dotnestic TiViuor.
1 upf Hou.e. Front t. On First Class Prin-
ciplcs. Thomas Hynn Proprietor.
Sherlock, S. Front a 62 First ?t.v dealer
in Ilarne? .t pMi.l.llcr.v. SiteUlcr wo.
Situon, J., 56 Front vt., ilcalerin Ioor5a4k
an I Hliml. Witvtow and llat Gl?8 j
8" itij-iieiiner.il. Ii7 First st. inin'ter of : l'ino
Orjjiwi?, Sheet Muslcf Music tl Instrutccnt
Skidmore.R. 123 l?t ft. Prugpist A Apth
cary. Perfumery aud Toilet urlivlcs,
Snow , Uoos 7.1 First ft, pietttJes, frntne
MuoMitt-!i. art Material ilrHwing injta
nTuXL.H. I.., Xo. H)7 1'ront Street,
Watehniakir n"nd Manufacturinv'Jeweler is
appointed Aeiit for Waltham. Klj;in, K. How
ard A Co. Clms. K. Jaeot nnd California Watches
also for all the production and import of the
California Jewelry Company, San Franritco.
Send for circular Watelien repaired in tho very
let manner. W A UK A NT K IMo g i v '''''''''
SMiUij'ut!1 "I okerrro u I ' Bt!11 ")"e a ler'Tn
Le-jal Tenders of Uonda and-Gold Dust
tnlth A lUis 71 Front st. wholefalo, Drug
Paint.. Oil, Window 0)a99, etc. .
f "flVorry iito7T5l . 1 First street, intiiiutatt'rs
I and doalero in Furniture, Uodding Ao.
f ilho ClotbitiR vStore, 113 Front st, Clot 1
Vu'nn K,0d Hoots, Shoes. Harris k V
f iuUlo, II. II. 14314i Front at reti Dealer io
I- Watrona an Agricultural Implement.
Flvler J. A 117 Front st. wholesale ttoaler in
1 Itulter. Efftjs, Cheese. L ird, Paeon etc.
- - "' ' ' .... . I .11! . . I .1 .
liliams A iMvers. 5 Central 15 lock iront
U, Comiuiasion Merchants, deal' in pr'dd
Uallcy A Feehcimcr, Attorney auU ol
Itors tu Uaukruptiy. Ofiico 0- x