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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-19

To Gen r. T. Lee, Comd'g C.sS. A.;
Your note of this date is but this mo
ment, 1850 A. NJ, received. In oonse.
quenee of my having passed from the
Richmond and Lynchburg to the Farm
vile and Lynchburg road, am at this
writing about miles west of Walters
Church aud will push forward to the front
for the purpose Of meeting you Notice
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Temperance Meeting in BrooLiyn.

The ancient orders are not behindhand in the
good work Of promoting the temperance cause. neither
do they intend that the Father Mathew societies shall
bear the burden and heat OF the day. On Monday evcn
ing Washington Division No; g. ; Of T., he'd grand
pubic demonstration their Lodge Rooms No. 100 + al.
ton Brooklyn. and TO judge by the attendance and
the spirit manifested. the liquor dealers OF that locality
will find like those IL the Sixteenth ward OF our
own city that their Occupation = gone IN spite oil
tie rise I'm the Fourth Ward OF bibulous beverages
caused by the orgies Of Barnums giant as reported
In Mondays TRIBUNE.
Tin audience was large "and composed mainly OF
Young ladies. (why must we write this sentence mt
every meeiiugD nearly all wearing the regalia OF the
orders. which mado them present very Interesting np
pearancc. j. IL. Stevens " Most Worthy fatriafoh'
presided o,,
The exercises commenced with song, sung 70 'Old
Hundred" the burden Of which seemed to be " Iouch
not the Cup" chapter Of the Bible was read by MT
Patton Tho President stated that heretofore the meet
ngs OF the Lodge had been held with closed doors bu
now that the fires were ngain beginning to blaze ana
prospect Of glorious resurrection II IVES time TO open
the doors and prepare for the gathering In oil the mar
vest which was awaiting the rcaperS lie welcomed
them to the Hall and invited them a to come up reBu
lary to the meetings.
Thomas Elton was then called upon for some remarks
lie said That he would rather hear others tax than tA
himself; but Immediately went into history OF DIS
services for The cause during tho past ~ years NJ nc
end Of which he TO dead stand and informed the
President that he felt sick; In few moments no con-
tinued by asking the persons present what ne bhoua
talk about. No answering his question ne went
on In n rambling discourse without point Messrs
Holmes and TAYLOR then sung an original love song
with great effect. 49,.
Mr.. Ferry OF the Young Mons Christian Association
on being called upon for speech answered thh, no
wished TO be excused that he had only come up to view
the fairness Of the land but upon being pressed made
short practical speech. urging upon them TO send
delegation from each OF their lodges 70 the ra.nei
Mathew Societies to unite with them in the moVenen.
He also advised them TO inaugurate pleasant panies
next Winter and have music and dancing The latter
suggestion Was warmly seconded by the feminine pof'
ton Of the audience.
The Misses Davis were then called upon Tor song
and gave n very sweet one. entitled Mother ksseu
me ia my Dreams" After the song, several speeches.
we're made and songs sung Several persons were then
induced to sign the pledge and after very pleasant
evening. the meeting adjourned
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chase Of two shares that company upon false represents
to the price paid or to be paid for the mining property
appears from the and the deendanrs affidavit that
the plaintiff aud other members Of the corporation had
sented that they had made arrangements purchase FIVE
eghths OF mining tract In Nova Scotia from Major King
for co. which they dividing into 50 parts and for
owhich this note given Thet in reality they had
ssreed to Major King but 10000 Canada money and
that he discovered this ON the day which tho drs ws'
given
appeared however, that the defendant continued to be-
after hs alleged discovery trustee Of the company and had
attended meeting Of the Board OF Trustees and voted there
making any complaint Of fraudulent representations
I'll this sui. was conmenced thst he had made personal
animation Of the trust In Nova Scotia snd expressed himself
pleased with It, and that after the draft protested he had
made promises to pay rnd stated by which he
would be able to pay Plaintiff sIdavts stated positively
that lie the OF the draft and denied In the most
positive my anduient representatives or cohceai
mens The stock Of the company stated to be $1,000
600.
The Court took the papers and reserved s decision.
For motion, Mr. Dyou opposed, Mr.. Fitch.
Before Justice BARNARD.
DANGERS OF APPEARING EXCITED.
Thomas i. w. Carey was taken from his store on
the certificates Of two doctors who had him when rather
excited by liquor. aud taken TO Backwels Island lunac
b. accident his friends discovered h fate and he brought
up habeas corpus His counsel the ground that even
supposng him to be unatc. he OF means Win
. the individual to send him to the Island.
The alleged lnnac appearing to be goodns'ucd and wei
rec,ed his discharge.
Harriet Cox sgt. Charles Ii. CorReport OF referee
frmed and udemen of divorce granted John Prouiz at
Edward NJ Madsn-Motion for reference denied. Pafne.
johnson sgt. Joseph ID. WlismA-MooD granted, and
report sent back 70 referee for correction d. Gadner s
agt Leopold Kae-che Thomas Hope sgt Charles T.. Law.
renee Leia Shielding a.t Sarah james; Wright as Bs'son
Motions denied.
COURT CALENDAR-Tnn DAY
SUPREME COURT CHsMDERS-No5. l0f, III, 81,
g. ~, 81, -, 60. u, 1906 10. Ii3.
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ORGANIZING ANOTHER UNITED SERVICE CLUB

"A large reetng OF returned officers, soldiers and
sailors was held Monday evening at lOl Hesterst for
the purpose Of organizing United Service Club IN the
Fourth Assembly District. Col A. b. Sage OF the
Central organization. called the meeting to- order anu
exclaimed the object of the Soldiers and Sailors party
The constitution and platform OF the Central orgnnza-
ton were then adopted and the Society proceeded to the
election of officers and delegates. Lieut.. Luke Nc.
Grath was elected President end Mr.. H. Rosenthall,
Secretary. 90
Messrs Lieut.. II. Miller Capt. Jno. Barker and Ser
geaut John Stcnson elected delegates to tie State
Convention, TO be held Oct IL.
Col Sage being called upon TO address tho meeting.
did so at length and was frequently Interrupted with
applause He was followed by Mr.. Andrew Lewis and
Mr. W. H. Raynor.
The meeting then adjourned to Wednesday evening
next.
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Arrived.


Steam sa,e Thomis tfrl, Admiral Baron Dide'o sydney
stcamhp John Gibson Kelly. Washington 50 hours, md'e
aud pasI, II. Is. Cromwell & Go.
Steamship Cosmopolitan. Croker Hilton Head, s. c. Ids
steamship Aihsrnbra Benson Charleston 65 hours. md'e
steamer Charle, Benton sater. NewLerp via Hattera'
Inlet 50 hours cotton and pass Murray Nephew "a
Ship Figa (Aus) minor- Pancoych, Liverpool 10 days.
sh,n Ian Austin French Liverpool Ahg 2 mdse. and
3i pass Tesion Co. Had light westerly winds and Gains
SLIP American Congress Woodward London and lse OF
Wight Aug g. with mJe and 100 pas to Gnnne Minturh
Co Experienced light winds and pleasant weather the Gu
~ Omega italJ Costa Liverpool 70 days with coal to
order Aug H. lat 30 So Ion. 50 ~ exchanged signals with
b. brig steering s. showing blue Nag with NOS
Bark Drso tof Bah Blair Cow Bay IL days. with coal to
BARK Mathew ". Brett Thurow. Cow Bay II days. with
'0 BrS n S Cof Nassau P Jarvis Cow Bay Il days.
Bris Antonio Mathe Page Belize, Hond, Is days. with
hogany Ac., to y. AenandIe Son.
schr. Tahmiroo, - Bangor days. LUMBER simpson
srRr Chauncey St. John Hart EisabethdOt for New Ha-
schr D. NJ willet,, Brown, Amboy for Mystic.
schr j. W. Rumscy Cramsr. Linsan. c. B., days, with
sehr Dorah Dame Bridgeport. c. b. 1, days. with cesl
sch W A. Irwin, Bodins, Charleston s. c.. days. with
cotton to Robinson Go.
sehr. W. +. Legsets. Gibson, Virginia, potatoes,
schr Susan Taylor, Lord EaabethpoIt for Boston.
sch Maria Louisa Eldred. Elixsbeihpot for s0nncton'
schr. Entire, Kinner. Newcury for Providence.
schr Diriso Calbow, Phladepha for Boston.
sehr Mary NJ. BIsin.Id Hamilton, Ei1sbsshpOrs for
sc6r T. J. Beckett, Robbins. Albany for stoninston;
Schr Gertrude. Rils Elssb,thport Tor New Haven;
schr Msits lof Arich.,. N. 81 Tonga o'os Day
sSh S B. wsir 1of s. John. ~ Hooper, IAp0'' NF
dayS In ballast 10 L. Routh Son
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SUICIDE by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INQUEST

SUICIDE by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INQUEST.
An inquest was on Tuesday morning held in Forty
nnh-st between Fifth and Sixhayes by Coroner Col
lin on the body Of Henry Bonnster who committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the head with pistol
From the evidence of witnesses shown that about
five weeks since the deceased married woman named
Francis, at No. Bank.st Lately trouble has arisen
between them. and few days since she left him THIS
is supposed 10 have proved upon mis- mind ard led him
10 commit the fatal act. He native Of Germany.
ag3d ~ years and had been lately discharged from me
2th Massachusetts, Regiment, who're be had served
Tor three yeaIs
BOAT THIEvES.- Bloomor Of tho Tween
tieth Precinct Monday night arrested Frederick See
beck Patrick Carroll ameS Anderson Peter Mica nally.
John Clark Bernard Cole and Daniel Carroll, boys
whose ages range from Is 20 10 years, for having in
their possession at Tulby Hook, boat valued at $50
which had been stolen from Mr.. Louis G.. Claude Of No
PC Yves. TLiIiy.seveGih.si On Tuesday morning the
accused Serc committed for trial by Justice Ledwith
in default Of 81 800 bail each.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. .SRPI
Cleared.

CIc0rrds
Steamer Selvor Morgan. Boston, Whitney Hathaway
Bark Lucy Francis Perry. Bathurst, X. L. Buck Co.
Bark susan Jane DBL nexford Bridgeport, e. b. Swain
Bark Emily Bray. Cow Bay, Peck Church.
Bark Pembroke (BrI Sksing, Antwerp. II. }. c. A. De
Wolf
Blk y. o. Dewof (Br.), Smith, Havana w. w. Russell,
Bros Co. 49,
{ Wendt
Bark Atlanta (Br.). Hayden, Matamoros, Smith Dun
ming. ,,,,
Brig Amanda Jane (Br). Dslrympe. CuracOa j. Whit
ney Co.
6dg Is. INCENSE Stevens, Mobile, l. u. 0ager.
schr. f.. sheldon. Egbert, Richmond. a. w. Ladd
Schr Ann Turner, Hooper, Petersburg Murray Nephew.
sehr John NOrthup tBr). Dawson, Halifax N S. d. H.
DcWolfS Co. ~,
schr J. D. Insaham Dickinson. Baltimore. Bentley Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

THE CoMET-A "DOUBLgHEADER."-
las double comet which in 1916 occasoned extensive
fears. ultimately allayed by the publication Of Aragos
treatise Is again nearing the earth Two comets were
seen in England on the 9th ult. but they were much
bI ehter than Belas End their position was not IN &C.
cordance with its calculated place. The comet WILL
according to the astronomers continue to approach
until the end Of February next, when 1t VIII BIO loo"'
600 miles distant and in, isble in this latitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

short zine since George y. Putnam, Collector
Internal Revenue s-red tho comb factory n
Thirty eirh.hst ehHrTe % manufacturing g0os
intending le the Government Tar aud n addition there
tiuTe 20 report the smount o. goods Manufactured
The article. ,szcd iu the bui ding uprsed tools and
uacLineTy ard yacanixrd comba
The combs labeled b. the regular and today
the iuonition fcuuablc. On motion O! the Assistant
District Attorney appearing fo claimant decree "
aud sale ordered 90 be entered ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sxrT i2.-Beior
Judge BETrs.
CONTEMPLATION

This morning the Court, upon the motion of Ethan
Allen esq Assistant United States DsTotAuoney ordered
DEGREES Of condemnation and sale TO be catered In the follow
cases;
United States at. cases containing 30 600 cigar.
United States ag packages containing 1000 cigars
United state. agt franks end 81 containing y,rs
United StAt~s art G cases coniainins cigars
United States Est cases containing cigars.
Uri,sd States ngt. 20 bottles bay OF.
United states agt cases oi whiAky
United States cssrs % cipfLiGg.
Tho above articles valued Ia the ssgregsie At about
$1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1866

Tho Boston Courier is said to have become the
property Of Mr.. Joseph B. Morss formerly editor Of
TIE Boston 7rdrs,ler. and Democratic candidate for
Congress at the last election.
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Receipts Of Preduce.

SKrr l2.-l4.30O bbls. Flour ITO bbls. Whisky. Gao
bbs Corn Meal Is 4as bush Wheat 90 s4 bush. Corn.
1910 bush Data 900 bush Malt II 900 bush. Barley
IL pigs Ashes go pkes Provisions. lt5s pigs Ba.ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Movements OF ocean steamers.
RnskcnRers Arrived.

In steamship Cosmopolitan from Port Roysl-MajorGen
O \. Gilmore, U.sA. Capt Henry Seaon ADO. Capt
Daniel ;. Leslie, ADO. 49,
In steamship Chas Benton from NswbernMis, Earl Mrs
J. H. Hanna j. Carpenter. J. W. Eeae, o. Marshall, J. w.
Haywood Capt. Baxter and lady. C. b. Robert, o. Mepine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Ri.es.5J9 Sun Set,....Gl4 Moon rises 1900
mon WATER
Sandy Hook. 229 Gov Islsnd... $40 Hell Gae... 43l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

A Convention Of Railroad Engineers occurred
Last week at Rochester N. " with 10 delegates pres,
cpt An excursion " Niagara Fans was I mauo " W.
Hotel.
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90 formers ano Others.

DONE DUST for SALE-At reduced prices.
ID Apply to CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ. No. 3ss Eass
Fity-thirdst
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Go Ubom it man Conrern.
SURGEON GENERALS OvYrcs,

wAsHISGroS CRY. u. c. August II, 1883.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist
"A OF Brvyet Colonel s. Trpler, Surgeon u s. A.. Pred
dent; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel II. r. Writ Surgeon u
Al brevet Anthony Heger Surgeon w. s.
A. Breve Major c. c. Lee, Assistant Surgeon s. A.
Recorder will in NewYork City the 10th of Sep
TENDER for the examination Of candidates for sdmsioa
into Medical staff OF the United States Army and Of A.
sistant Surgeons for promotion.
Applicants be- between 81 and 6 years Of age, and
physically sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon General
Of army stating the residence of the applicant and tho
date snd place OF his birth they must be accompanied By
respectable te.timoui ais Of moral character
II the applicant has been In the service he will send The
chief medical officer, under whom he has
served and service the present time the application
be sent through the Medical Director Of the respective
Department.
No allowance IL made FOR the expenses Of persons undergo
ing the examination it indispensable prerequisite -
appointment.
There are now twelve vacancies Ia the Medical STAT
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General u. ). A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

~ -, - =, psr,,.na from Bue,s Ayrss for
Dsrs Ellen Cd pysr a,rIoly Ss lat Is ~ 10, saia
BsrI Il. X Knight. hence lot L0na'n-AaS a. As 81 "
lou. aS1.
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Gorroration Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT:-
To ACTORS-SEPARATE SEALED PRO-
POsAs each ndorsed with the title OF the WORK to which
e the name of the bidder and the date Of its presents
ton will be received this office until II o'clock m Of
THURSDAY sepembeT i59S fSr me eonsrae'iSn St sns
In Fshty. between third aud tourthavesi sewer
In Monioet. between Grand aud Corears st. and sewer
in Lexington ave Fifty ninth TO Sixty sixths,s. with
brnche. In the insrscng streets between Lexington and
6om Finn to Tenth ave-, and Sixty ntst from Third
TO East River. 49, - -, .,
Specifications and blank proposals csn be obtained on appI
cation 10 the Contract Clerk at this oihec.
New-York, Sept. 2, 1865. -
THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, }Aquedact
A. w. CRAVEN } Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

Music IN TnB CENTRAL PARK.-Tho Gen.
trail Park Commissioners that tho Park Cor
net Band will play the Lake to-day. 18th inst
from O'clock until O'Clock 2. m
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professional Notices.

DR. KUCZKOWSKI, Hydropath, No. SO
~ Amtyst. Office hours from 10 to NJ, fromf to 4
and to 10 p. N.
I EVILS e. cox.
IL JOSEPH j. LEWIS CHARLTON T LEWIS s. s. Coz.
COUNSELORS AT DAW,
No. 13l Broadway. =. o. Boz No. $500,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend to all business. in the Courts Of the United State
and in the Departments at Washington Especial stentioa
given to Internal Revenue business aud TO claims against
Foreign Governments as well IS our own
Judge Lewiss experience Comusonerof Internal Rev
enuc and Charlton T. Lewiss experience Deputy Commits
soner will be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
the Revenue Laws. 49, d.
Mr Corr connection Of four years with the Committee Of
Foreign Affair. in Congress- and his long membership OF the
National insure thorough knowledge OF egsla-
ton and practice in both de partmens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Ueo6ina CARDS. &

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
y tonst-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
Established 1851
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MININU 'VhT HNIF5-NUMINU IN Oh
TWB GROUND FLOOR.

Ufsyes sst. III UoolIUe
came Yesterday motion TO strike a..
f.nd,nts answer AZ sham Tho action was brought upon
dfat drawn by defendant at day. sight upon Mesu.
Stim.I Go the ofdsr Of the plaintiff Cor TOO Which
was prols,sd for non acceptance The drndan answer
up that dfsa owned not by the defsndsn but by
tbs A.cos 0od Mlps A.pi'n. aud Sas given fo The puS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

COURT CALENDAR--TnB DAY
SUPREME COURT CHsMDgRs-Nos. l0f III, 81,
%, a. 81, -, 60. u, JOG. 10. Ii3.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- 1. is IN old saying, if not true ohe,
that ut is an ill wind which blows no.
body any good" Our farmers who have
lost their grain by the rains. must b.
thankful that other crops ara benefited by
the snme agency. Potatoes. particularly.
are growing rapidly. Grass is srringing
up in abundance. and. 40 a consequence,
more butter is now being made than dur.
ing summer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- The Whaling bark Pioneer. Of New
London. c.. has just arrived at S.. Johns.
n. B.. with fill cargo Of oil and hone,
valued at sl50,000. She sail-d June 4,h,
1864. FIR H"dsoo's Hay. and since then
had taken 10 $500 barrels oil and so 200
!ronnas hone. making il the most success
full voyage on r-eord-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

q A great ths~e-sii~ berr~ rsee ese-
81 At Sses.-s'e s<P'. ~. ss the sac
Agricultural Par. ses~--~ tvo sssrd Cal
ifs<ria b~s--. NorfIa and Id I, =
eis'@~d sAus bsSk 1870 rsS- tn se I.
''~e O. r-e~~d-s-s7s and S-ess fu-,<
sssss ~ sA~ A<-s~-tuuN - se:s. .sz
ky Na~fA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- fa.ls~ - aaH.-4 E~rfl~-l~s A. au'saf
s~---,s. 49, --r-sys - Esa~g --r "a
s.s.rr.ptarn o. ~ >rasasEa
LP F..anE IS frsa~is~n. fnl
"a. E-NKstES. Per T0wE-sze
Pg FuxEs-G. pr ka4lssH
Al isvSe-
Ar BrERANk Nss'ieeilo
ARK : AsESNTTHf oAs Point
JSHx WIE-rtE. >esffle
NASSAU BLISN. SeabecE-
ABB PArRicE. Por, Ludlow.
&c. LrARK Mcntesano. ChehAlis Co.
~ Money can be sen, through the mails
at our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- Iszrs~x - rs~ ~r~s- rAs Hs~r.r
o. s~ s>-= <.<Apx-< sxzr~ Of xse
h~s~ s +~S<sG s~as~1< 81 us-rr.-s&=~.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

e. We are pleased to observe that the
several churchps and socirti-s Of Portland
manifest much interest in finding homes
for the Yankee girls soon expected to our
shores. While We do not fully appreciate
Mr.. MERGERS motives in bringing SO many
really helpless people 10 our doors, and no
families, YET we are pleased to believe they
will be taken care of, II not amoug our
own people, by our neighbors Of Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- lA~ ~-~~~- Ezsu~srx. Cxy< Gza~-
s7sA sss1S q sz.m Fr Mass 80 rAwu.-
49, s-~- VA sA< s-s<&E 81 IN ~ a.
k--- ss~ 500 F~.rs-p.. e-.~ss - 9,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

- rn~-- 49, t~~-~ zaA--v ~g-~z-
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s@zn~--sa- L-11.~ C~.s-a.. ~ w--s=zx
as~ @m<r2~ sse zAx F~ausm Gwurx
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have been taken in agricultural matters
than heretofore; better stock was on the
ground. in larger numbers, and was not
crowded off by side shows as formerly.
A large number Of premiums were award
ed. 1t was undoubtedly a much better
effort than any former one. and will result,
in decided ben+fi, to The farmer. mechan.
ic. and the industrial classes Of Oregon
genera ally. Rev. II. X. Hinrs, Of Vancou.
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t. We are pleased to observe that the
several churches and socirti-s Of Portland
manifest much interest in finding homes
for the Yankee girls soon expected to our
shores. While We do not fully appreciate
Mr.. MERGERS motives in bringing so many
really helpless people 10 our doors. and no
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