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Frcn Washington

WAsHNGToN, Oct. 27.-The Treasury receipts
for the week ending on Monday last were nearly
81 275 000; amount subject to draft S4.5OS, goo, d
reduction from the sum on hand the proceeding
week of Sl690O0
The Indian Bureau has awarded the following
contracts Mackinac blankets, cloths and dry
goods, to Messrs. Cr0nin, Hurxthal Il Sears. New
York; ready made clothing, to Whitney, Galliupe,
Bliss X Co., BuSton; hardware and agricultural
implements, etc, to Dugan Jenkins. Baltimore;
Northwest guns and powdcr-horns, to II. f. Leman
of Lancaster. Pa
Adutant General WILSON, of PENNSYLVANIA is
here on official business to obtain the remainder
of the arms due to that State under the apportion-
ment of lShG.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

MARY LAND NEWS.
The citizens of Nottingham District Prince
Georges county, are about organizing troop of
horse.
Miss Eliza Thorn, of Prince Georges county,
was lately caught in the machinery of a steam ferry
boat. on the Potomac river, and badly injured
The excellent dwelling oi Mr. Edward Bryan, In
flney Neck. Queen Anne's county, entirely de-
stroyed by fire last week. Mr.. Bryan saved con-
siderable portion of his furniture. The house and
furniture were insured 70. So 600
The eighth annual exhibition of the WASHINGTON
County Agricultural and Mechanical Association
closed on Friday last The Wis ors were not as
numerous as on former occasions, owing to the
cold and disagreeable weather which prevailed.
out there was still a very respectable attendance
each day, and the Fair in all other respects quite
as successful as past of the Association. The
number OF entries was 932 exceeding those of last
year l2G, and the premiums awarded amounted to
S7l7.50.
The cornerstone of Presbyterian church will
be laid to-day, with Masonic ceremonies, in Frost
burg
MARYLAND Coal TRADE-For the week ending
Oct I'D, 4 1913 tons Of coal were shipped over
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad and
D, Ills over the road of the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company-making a total for the week
from the entire region of 9,251.I IL tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion, AZ, ,3S3. IL tons.
MAIL AGENT SHoT.-As the mail train from Chi
cago, on the st. Louis Alton and Chicago Railroad
arrived at Carlinville, Friday evening last the
mail agent D. W. Williams, while in the act of de
iverng the mail to the carrier, was shot by James
Hughes, of the firm of Messrs. Boice 4 Hughes,
merchants at Carlipville. The darkness prevented
his being immediately Y arrested, which has since
been done. He has given bonds for his appearance
for trial at the next term of the court. Williams
was removed to the residence OF his sister, where
his wound was examined. His physicians have de-
cided that he will recover. At last accounts the
ball had not been extracted,
The immediate of the difficulty has not
been reported to us. There has been an enmitv
existing between them for some time, and we hear
| that there was a lady in the case Williams was
quite comfortable when last heard from, on Satur-
day evening.-&. Louis Republican, October "a.
DEEPEST WELL IN THE WoRLD.-The artesian
well at Columbus, Ohio, having reached the depth
! of 1889 feet and 10 inches-4 feet and inches
deeper than any other well in the world-has been
suspended because the appropriation for that pur
pose was expended. 1t now lacks only 800 feet and
! inch of being half mile deep.
| The DEFALcATIoN AT BosroN.-The Boston Court
er gives rum0r that the defalcation in the Savings
| Bank in that city will reach $4,000 or $50, 900
| instead Of 9l5,QQ0
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increase. .......... Sl23, ,59S.37
Morse Brother quote Land Warrants as follows:
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An lMPUDENr Horse THGEF.-Thomas \. Reese, of
name of Allen and made his escape into Tennessee,
but was followed, brought back and placed in the
Jail at Rutherfordton, and wrote on the wall the
following: "One day after date, | promise to
break this Jail, and steal Aliens other mule" and
the sequel shows he did.
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The DEFALoATIoN AT BosroN.-The Boston Couri-
er gives rumor that the defalcation in the Savings
Bank in that city will reach $4,000 or $4,000,
instead of $4,000
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct 27.-CArrLr-
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From NENEzUELA.-D3 3tes have been received in
New \ urk from Laguayra, Ncn"zu-a, to the lst
instant. The adviCcs principally confined to
accounts of successive defeats of the rebel forces
Senior Gual had retired from the temporary cyer-
else Of the duties of President and had been sue
ceeded by Senior Felipe Tovar tn. conduct of
Falcon, the rebel chief, has been most atrucious
having, among other enormities, banged number
OF children. The works the Pvtare Railway
had been suspended, and some Of the principal en-
gineers had left for Philadelphia.
The Christian Adcocote gives the following char
acteristc anecdoc Of an old kcntackian, long ia
miIiar with hunting and border warfare, who being
present at a conversation whore Mathis name was
mentioned in connection with other distinguished
Methodist Ministers, exclaimed IL tell Won what
it Is. gentlemen, say what YOU please about your
Bascoms, ana W aughs, and CdperSes, but in the
big day coming Aattit will bring up as many skelps
as any one Of EN-"
The second trial Of Silas J. Cover. CHARGED with
robbing the mail at Somerset Pa was conc!ud d
at Pittsburg pn Monday, in the United States Dis
trlct Court The jury returned a verdict of not
guilty On the first trial he was found guilty.
After the verdict was in, Cover was held to bail
under another section of the act, under which
the former prosecution was instituted The second
Indictment is for the same offence, but not as a
government offence. The trial will come off next
week.
clergyman of Concord, y. IT,, me. a little boy
of his acquaintance the cars, and said to him.
"This is quite a stormy day, my son. Yes, sir"
said the boy, ''this is a very ret rain. The clergy
man, thinking to rebukc such hyperbole, asked if
he ever knew of other than wet rain. The boy an
swered that he never knew personally of any other,
but he had read in a certain book of time when il
rained fire and birthstone, and he guessed that was
not wet rain.
The statement, saws the Washington Star, that
the appointment OF the assistant marshals to take
the census was to be announced in few davs, hav-
ing been copied into our columns from some other
source, think it proper to state that these Off
GERS will not be appointed before spring, as the de-
tails OF the work Of the next census will not be
commenced before the lst of June, ls6O.
An NIMrUDENr Horse THIEF.-Thomas \. Reese, of
Rutherford county, strle mule from a man by the
name of Allen and made his escape into Tennessee,
but was followed, brought back and placed in the
! Jail at Rutherfordton, and wrote on the wall the
\ q .. i .:.
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lnAian "Reminiscences q -. 8Aank -
~. y KsaasSy.
HEx.r AlLrS, in letter to The Baeie,
dated 1t Auraria, June 80, eonnunicasss
the sd sevs Of the death Of b.. J. l.
SHANK, formerly Of this city, and that of
W. D. KxxSEDr, Of Platssnoush, Il the
hands Of the Utah Indians. The particulars
are thus gire.s
VIM. Slaughter, W. B. Kennedy, aud Or.
Shank, left Gregory's diggings on . pros
peesins tour, on last SundaJ-xhen abou.
i~en,y miles above Gregory's digxines, Eve
Utah Indians came TO their camp, and 40.
peared friendiy-eat their dinners With
them and then left. Shortly after Dr..
Shank went Up tns mountain, and Slaughter
and Kennedy, down . valley to prospect
They heard the report Of two guns in the
direction Shank hsd taken, and supposing
that he had fallen in with some game and
might need assistance, they starsed 10 that
direction-when two more shots were fred
and Kennedy fell shot through. Slaughter
carried Kennedy to some rocks, laid him
down and started up the Mountain, to see
what had become Of Shank. As be was go
Jag I'D the Mountain, be saw four Ussh's
sealp!ng Shank. He then returned to Ken
ned Hearing the Indians above him, be
crsps under some rocks, and shortly after
be heard another shot, which he supposed
was q. Kennedy, As be was not quite dead.
Slaughter staid in the Cave until night,
and after two days aud Dighss wandering
amongst the Mountains succeeded in getting
into Gregory diggings very much fatigusd.
Our citizens are now starting out prepar-
ed To take revenge.
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SHERrFTS SALE.

1Y yirtrs 81 Execztsaz - re fs-effe-' TIE 'as
n e<s ss ss$ Fssarfss rg-s 81 rSzts~z1razsss CZz-
:, rs~n shall proaes. ta Sci GO saiSr2As ~ BE
~ 81 JAY y tsss ess>ssz re s7szfs 81 " IsSS
- .ns sss@rcS r n a. .AEt lay, - frnsz 81 "a
r.u,ty Trsasrrs~s es.es % tie CITY 81 SsHeS1t sE@s
-. tsIF~ szs se~rrtss< Rsal fsfafe st D ssgtlss 70
-sr IS2s I'D , n DtexA :. saftss iss ASIA @n =
ra~-.,ss Hxs. Iva faaee - tAe sFspevv D.
n,-fss. u Sassssy e1Sxisaa - ta~Sr 81 X&s a1s
80. $ L. CaAIs, sExaIrE-
60 sfs@s yasv 4 isss
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Dodge /" has ArPiv.H

The Honorable Augustus Caesar Dodge
arrived in town on Saturday afternoon, from
81. Louis, by the Metropolitan. Upon learn
ing the glorious ,idings, we made all haste
10 the levee to witness the grand reception
tina, for weeks past has been in contenpia-
ton. Imagine our surprise to end the land
ing bare aud silent. The joy Of the unserri-
fied was voiceless. In our as,onIshment We
turned and looked at the sun in the heavens.
He quietly rolled along his accustomed
course. The river flowed majessicaliy down
stream, and the cat fish waved unconcsrned-
" their tails beneath the food. TIE ban
ners Of the battalion slept among the cob
webs, and the horns Of the brass band were
mute. Burlington Democracy ought to be
aaharp ed Of itself Haukeue Of the lith.
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= Sea Az osas issrsslres
ss*sg PRAYER xss;Gzs GO rau-s.s- e~essas.
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S~stss GO Frtssy. Of early oanAbsiissi, Il
"a. lie Pastor. IeuAle PRAYER Nessaas
r,asssss. q. s',.oes
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=. saA. .esse., tat h' Nos BOZ, =. ,es~... 81.
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"a ~ ,.zr Ell i. 10 es'< ss 'e.; fS' 8 's'S" ~
,a.. ssss fer IL sSsssef.
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Al ~ 1e0oe ksv1va1.
Neg - assss ssas ys1saI ~ . Ssesss to Sssl
IN" ~ fsvSsss ssssimsas sones ~ s~yesess
n bsaAss. ~Ass tssv saosbsae sS1sAs vAseA vet
ssczs ~ ssf fse1 nshiss ~: pysWsy ssg,ns, 1se~y
80 aesfAy 1sf vhDx cksnGe - beDo s0hcsA1 ssAcl
fse assoyssry ~ Dn sNfTES Ezsefrs< OF nsay psts.
fsi 07ssaszs sess1erse ~ - ~ eaosa hDve ysosA
- N tbe Dse,s neaan1oa tAts As4Asose psopoyuGs0
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r-- ss-.ii szza al zsay - siasse& Cd HS@sdcaf'
Rlf,~afs~, ys.na1ssA. Psrsssss. AssA~A sssf'
psS.,. ye.se,, Fessss, s<esaass Grasp, Ofsf'eas.
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70 our naval vssssls, for this purpose. here
tofofs issssd, bGfsg II full force. General
Jsrea, before he left for Nicaragua, NJ
folly informed Of the 116bta~inr aoye-
meats.
CALUoRSfl.-rhe 6nal report Of the lsts
Superintendent Heniy, Of California, has
been ,eseived. Irepressnss the crops On The
Indian reserves to be heavy, but . large por-
ton OF them will be loss, owing 20 toe want
Of necessary machinery for gathering them.
He does not say what became Of the machin-
cry left over from last year. Mr.. HenIy,s
accounts remain suspended until his sueees-
sor investigates aud reports upon tbs char
ges Of fraud.
WORTHLESS Observation-Disclosures. Gene
raj Black has decided that there is no form
Of certificate in the nature Of passport
which Ssste officer may lawfully issue
He says the imposisions prscsiced upon the
illiterate and unwary by the fabrication Of
worthless passports led to the passage of
. law confning their issue to certain legally
authorized agents. A dispatch from the
American Consul At Hamburg s. shows how
frigh,fuIly innocent men have been robbed
BY the sale Of these spurious passports.
and the Attorney Geneal advises that the
Notary who signed the paper which accom-
panied the dispatch be prosecuted, be being
clearly within the pens! provision Of tho
Law.
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IF THESE THINGS BE so. THEN INDEEl
ARE ALL INTERESTED:

ANKs ALL ~ Ell
Ask Hoo. John A. Poor Of Portland what 1t did
on q Burn In Two Hours Ask Miss
Femme, steamer :. Le wiston,"
what II did for her
in one day:
NEVER have Dealers had their prejudiees 30 fairly
overcome by irIefE asibie overwhe lnins proofs.
DR.. Vim. g. Bennett, Of Fall River,
Or. SMITH, Philadelphia" have become interested in
your Electric Oil because 1t is Good Article Send
IL dozen small dozen medium and dozen large size
Respectfully yours, WIN. @. BENNETT,
Caution! Ask for SMITHS Electric OIL, As dangerous
~ mi EFF aita ahound
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale 1 Retail Price Current,

Csssscsos Weekly for the CcunGil Biuh Nsapsrel b.
JOHN J. BEERS 1 CO..
Wleiessle sd Refsa G,scers Cs..iss;ss - Far.
ssssiss AereAssss. Middle Bysssssy.
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,g,.l qualifications, "a' "'''a ~ "'e
{. "Choir," will please meet at
...lock ,hI, Saturday Evsninz, At the
.,s.. o. ID. Pastor, for practice, the Choir
.,s.ss been already formed:
--ys have been requested 70 state thai
Fer, Gro. ". wArsos will preach a. 'os
u-,nods.: Church, on tomorrow a.
o,e,ock il the morning, and O'Clock IN the
erening.
Js the West.
Emigration 10 the auriie'oas regions o.
~, sau,h Platte s,iIl continues; though the
"a, "a no. very .srong-is is fully up to, II
..r b.,opd. the dictate. Of prudence. Sew
s,.I team. Isf. this city during the week,
-. .eore or n or krom abroad fitted on.
hs,.-sH bound for the "diggiDg.." A
brother Of The editor Of this paper, is one OF
.ks sisen.arcr. that lsf, this city fos the
,a!ns, this week. Hs goes on. for the pur-
,5.s Of nyins bis hand at picking up few
..c.fI!l," Of the shining particles that
-. aid to abound 10 ,ha, region. II he
e.'. make more "pawpeechss digging
,sI out there, than be coulI here q; the
r,futins business, there is . desrth OF gold
and no mistake. Wswi.h "ths bows"
xIos.ou. time, and speedy return to the
t.as,. Of civilization, with a poke. full! Of
-, roo, Of evi!.o
.-.-.. -,
.... A D RoBlxsox's
Sigh, D,ifsr.ue.
!hs We" '''J 'e"' ~ '"''""''
T. say, 10 speaking oil the press OF THIS city,
49,, =, 80,
e1'' u '''''' '''" ''''1
'"S'''' ~ '"'' ~ ''''''
"'''n'' '"''o' - may NV ~ ""' '''''
"s'ii'
.yaF'rse '''"rtneut Of Watches. Checks 'Hf 'e"
'"''' '' "o"'H'o'
'krsp Cool"
The above my DO very good advice 70
.a1,sr.o person, AZ times, bat IN dog-days 1t
,,grrtty barl for any sne to - follow d.
',r'sn., unas, by come hocu. pocus, they
,'9A take 81 their tesh aud sit in their
>ra"'. yesterday and the day before, IN
@o c7a!9.t place W. could End about the
i3,, ;hH msreury in tue ;aermometer point
,lsp too. At present We have no insen-
II nj - an n
p :
'''a'' '''' S'"E'"--'"'"9" ''''' W."
4'' any ''"'' '''''' " '"' 'P''" "'''
's'"' 'h'''"e' 10 uo' '"''' '"''e' N"!''
~ - ,oa van, ruar w.tcn rvp,trea in work
@."'... mating. a''o A u, ROBINSON )
u,,,r, cr,,,,,
The Gentleman whose p,tropymic heads
., article. it =, nrr,ty generally supposed
,,n h,,winI.nr way !, III, pne,6c. With.
40, c,.,.n1;n, I, ,r,,n,, for the seeming
a,,,r,,n,v. w. can assure our readers tina,
ro.,rs Gerr,rv !. nox in hi, city. lfs
..I.,.o .r,,,si !, ,ho
.,.,.II ,.x,.L - ,.r;, o,,-
EtN- !. ''wli der I'll ashsen.' lie has uni4i
uon.
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N..batt tee
80
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Bargains! RargainslI
~
EMPIRE BLOCK.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE 70 SELL At Low RATES-
i ! s8e LOT % ne pssiie sruar~-
eosIness LOTS % Broaasar-
keesdencs LOTS Bancroft Street.
IN Grimes Ak6iiioo-
Loss - heers' ASaIttye-
- LOTS IN k~ersst's Aofrtma-
- Z" Acwsrrs
n nurs's
- HAyiiss' II
- &" Rail Aaad
A1e' a. l.sA u - y. To-. y. Z
- /" - " rs q
Also, Lrss 10 a,i parss ~ the City
Afss, 500 lse-es ~ FARMING LAND in Pns.x~ss-
tanss sn-s seasanS C~zsss, px,ass ss ys-Is.s-
0S.
n o1es Ii Kzpirs s,ees. s,pr~sts r,rsse ss-,..
o. G, kLaoAEA, IaDl ASeas-
CcurciI Ga1s, Isy lsSf-atn
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LOUIS ZVRNCEnLEN,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Lsves Dpafuay, Csusel Han.

rysving just received from ST. Louis, large
II ssacrrnsss It Ylse Ne cssrss Lessssrs can 300
Yvsnish SAs<0akssS VIII Aasek.
4; - r~ nfAs . esa - e-oes-ek s.s<vssxs. NE -
Ass pressssS - nAx1YAcTrRk nO0fs 4 sHnEs
n he ls;sSs ssye sse a IL hea RSts91Al. BsvtsS
he sesf ~ v~hnss, - kss - Aoasso9 h vssyass-
iss 81 v~t aes n he sAes
r. nSoaRAp fse .so ssx.4 Is~W Hseo40s,
seer c,~sW - Dssxon ssyp@.
Nara -, 49, -7DOs
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1he aeeeklg aonpars'''

A map of busy nse'
.so,,. and its vast cosAcsH"~-
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Dr.. Smiths Oil Cures he Afflicted.

Dr.. Smith's OH Cures.-T0th he Afflicted.
Having had considerable experience in the d.,
Smiths Electric OIL have hc.itancy In saying that
surpasses anything have yet found, for the Of
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered from Rheu-
matism, was induced to try this remedy and almost
sstonished al the result it affected rapid and
think permanent cure would advise all suffering from
diseases to try medicine with
delay think you will and that rightly named
SAMUEL WILSON
Crescent City, May 1t, 1883
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and hope b. straight forward dealing merit and sssurs
'eil for Cash or Its equivalent
BAYLlss 4 CnOssLAND
IMMENSE lMP0RTATl0NS!
OUTFITTING HOUSE.
JOHN B. BEERS CO
0sssrsI Cs.sssssSss I4SrsAssss,
And Wholesale and Retail, Dealers in Foreign and b..
mestie, Fancy and staple
GROCERIES, WINES L LIQUORS,
Manufactured Tobaccos, Cigars,
WOODEN WARE, COTTON YARNS,
Outattins Goods,
MINERS IMPLEME.N WIS
And every thing pertaining tos
Etrss Cssss 0rsesrv sd 0sssasstsS As~ssI
James Block Lever Broadway
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
invite the attention Of the community TO the II.
hENSk SPRING INFORMATION, consisting VI .
large and varied assortment Of everything
they viii Al ali times take pleasure IN show ing " par
tics desiring ~ purchase.
70 E.uIGSASTs
they would say they are At al. times prepared to
furnish complete OUTFITS Of superior GOODS, at
prices that will defy competition. We are saiisned
that We can oder Inducements unsurpassed by any
House Nsrth q 81. Issis,
and Nc invite you to examine Stock before making
purchases. We have IN and for SALE large lot
csrs, Oats. white Beans,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Picked PssL.
bacon ssd Flour.
~ nIs Iy
900 SACHS corrEE-'o .sor. and to arrive
van4i }. =. BEERS 4 CO.
James Block. Lower Broadway
100 HiDs; PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR.
IL
TX SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA +
- Ainilis and Mocha CoFrEE-for sale BY
J. y. BEERS 4 co.
20O Rxs. soAr-.n ..na.-,...,y.s and TO-,
~OO sale BY J. u. BEERS l. CO.
300 sss s1:H .snnS .sD
By J.B. BEERsA CO.
C0:BBLs. COMMON RYE l. BOURBON
J. b. sEERs 4 CO.
am THOUSAND ASSORTED CIGARS
OOO American aud Hasans-at low figures. by
J. y. BEERS 1 co.
III HBLS. HALLS kRGS ASSORTED
ii. BEERS /. CO.
Onn BBLS. BUTTER, SODA AND xUaAn
<OO CRACKERS-yresh-fo1 sale BY
J. n HEERS 4 Co
-----------------~----
OOn BxS. ASSoR rrD pvcxr rS-vp ran
OOO from the Packers, for sale cheap by
>. u. BEERS co.
III sale by swras TOT
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ps,.J.s S. HH.krLL viii preach nsxs
LII forenoon, 1t the Congregational
- from ID. "a verse Of the % chapter
Iu,ssstak, and at night viii Lecture %
=, Character Of " simeon" Lord 's.
-. - ,hoa Thy servant a.par. in Psass''
p.r,,s,-sea;lsa.n or 'adiss-po''e IS,
,s.,I Qualifications, Who would Be wiling
..,;,, in . "Choir," will please meet At
, a,.loek .hi, Saturday EvsniDz, At the
,,... o. .hs Pastor, for practice the ch0f
.,s.sz been already formed.
rws have been requested 70 ''a's 'aa'
., era. ". wArsos will preach a ne
u.,.sa,.: Church, Oh Tomorrow q; II
o,e.,sk 10 shs morning, and : O'Clock 10 TIE
erenins.
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tas Legislature Of Oregon adjourned
'saa' se,ng into convention for the clee-
- OF |. $. Senator. DsIusion Smith
merry Al Iowa Democratic jusslerl has
~ sers sh.lved beyond the hope of res.
Ste''oa' n some species 0! lescrdemaia.
sa'a oa'y to Democratic wire psIlsrs, he
''7"Sd'd, last July, in getting = passport
= 'as I, $. Senate, aud now the same body
I mrn-'2rtTs'hree Democratic cot oe City
H''aseFs--Eefpse to Sud him again to the
at,na! Ceaac91. Smith mus, now Be
sar'acsi that this
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esf7 RFRtN JAW J. $3.50 tm


w y. Errs>, editor of the Rocky
4,antaln N.,r.. tnai0 hrivf VISIT to our
aa.,am last SATURDAY. Mountain life must
..-sth him, for he never looked more
aged an robas. taan at the pre,en, time.
e publish a very candid statement from
a. pm, eahcnrnins the Gold Mines, in our
5sas Il 10 day. to which the attention Of
asr'ai.r specially directed. in the hopes
An he asssstisn, ami warnings therein
''atas'l, will not be passed by undecided.
y saass. contemplating a visit 10 the western
ca.4 ss.l,.
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= No rtreeIVe 81 TIE weekly NoHpdrssl,
'&sass4 Al Council Hu5s, in Iowa, that
~is,T 7. Gvsicx, reeen'ly Of Ceruuaa, is
al alax arm IA thai thriving place
'tssa hIm every success 10 hrs new bone,
~ - tae~ al If b. other friends send
> a tie .sme cor, Of greeting, fer they
%ss, ~ We Do, the man and his nobility
sa.- oEseue Nioh.l Assrteaa.
IL gentleman here referred to, is ssso-
q u business With c. Z. Sroxs, Esq,
s2.s::y.
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10 EDIToRs-CAUTIoNl-Pu Of new spspers
respectfully cautioned to insert the fIsehod
specting myself Of young fellow assuming a French
which have appeared in several newspapers Of late
Such notices would not be admitted where he is kuown
G. d. SMITH, n.
It Proprietor VI SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
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'ss institution is now undergoing thor
'ssa repairs, and viii be ready for the
sssasaessre Of hreaistas., as .oon as the
- sos 90 the ground are harvested.