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CITY P0ilIics.

t!EsyiSG IN NisrH DssrRmr-P PRESIDENT JoBSsos
SssrAI>ED--SpWcnE-, RocgSrs, CAsso3 AND MCsIc-A
highly enthusiastic and popular meeting Of the support
ers Of Pro 'iteDt Johssou's policy hell at Land
manns OF Sxty ninth and Tbird avenue
last evening". Among the attractive a,xilisres Of The
evening display OF rockets, the firing of cannon
and the ascOursiDg OF a band. The meeting pre-.
fidcd by M.chaei Connolly After the adoption OF
list Of v.ce Presidents and the reading OF letter from
Hr. Aps0n Bevrck, Mr Turner addressed the audience
series Of resolutions, heartily endorsing the action OF
the Philadelphia Convention Of August IA and giving
jealous support 10 President Johns0ns policy Of
ton, was unanimously adopted Prominent among the
speakers Mr. Hosea b. Perkins, whom the meeting
chcered Justify, and. judging from tho expression OF
several Of those present. be IA favoite for Con-
grees,onai honOra. Mr. Perkins looked upon tho
Of President johnson which commended itself 10
every true lover Of liberty throughout the land He had
desire 10 portion Of the people elevated at the
expense Of e other and no urged that Congress should
give handed Justice to both sections. While he
was willing TO stand in tho coming contest, with the
conservative men of the Nor'h he was willing to cx
tend the right band Of feilowsb the s1ery OF
the South" He believed in buryIng past animostes
and fostering frafernal feeling Mr. Perkins fol-
lowed by Mr. Peoples, of Allegheny county, and others
The meeting q success for the National Union mon
Of the Ninth Congressional district.
THR You've MEs's JOHNSON CLUB.--A meeting Of tho
Young Mems New York johnson Club held on
Thursday evening. Mr. Thomas H. Elliott. OF Williams
burg delivered eloquent address which received
with mech applause advocating the nomination Of Gen
erSl John A. D.x for Governor.
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Tat wtsT BROADWAY sTiselhe AFFAIR.


ttrr hsng feafs ihet ncnos ueahcn, 'hc corfcd
VINO wa severely sispprd ny Henry poscy dufins
eis cation between them ,hs of wesl Broadway
aud Nofk street fue day morning lat roscner Wlo
rNqnssed 70 teks ietden's ante en- statement
"" su.orineiv rfptreded The New Hntk Hospital an4
eyaniucd LA The foHovngi- eopy - his shda'it -
statsmfuti--
ca iuc-dey ,norwing, about cishl o'clock wa-in he
porter torfe ecrDsr ~ West broadway aud York street
nero rome tc o. fo0r ohcr persons present when
Henry losey mad. oppression tbet he could ck
~ b-h W ihc boass. BE had Pocket KNIFE w BIZ
iaHd which he oos from bls pocsc, and q W..
nptte sala You arc going 10 cHt me- WITH 'hat
kue hon BE- Jumped ne and - me "a no eelg
~ ia hc ten fNA away tttfn ID tho sa'ln h.unf
and thtHec 10 lis iaeft LIN 10 &nrt vlH
tyci rs rut y ~ D.. tad hefn afinkrF
lie case tgen submitted "a the luf, wfc iound
rha DeHnis Heaaen came 70 ne wounds AZ he bands q
Iieary rosey SspismtsrS isCeH Pcsey who bas been
srraSs<J the fcuts the ylSlt 81 Uedss.'s
!. M is< bisssser u'es - ~ weller ssssst-
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spooYtyN POLITICS.

Ts sam WARD RAuy.Se THE SUPPORT OF me
PrssDEsr.-The most numerousy attended ward meet
ing during the present campaign held last evening
IN I.a.imer Hal, Court street when many of the most
eminent citizens Of the ward present, irrespective
OF past party tee and showed their conservative pirc
ples by yaiyng 10 the support OF President johnson
johnson club organized, or which David ~ Briggs
IS PsasiceDt; Thomas Dewitt Secretary, and Morgan
cray Treasurer A. il is nraers loi that the III
johnson organizations brcrior y existing in this strong
hold Of the Kings co.niy democrYY merged in the
present club, the conservative sen of the Sixth ward
will henoefogth act rs enit dur- he political struggle
DvsocFAHc rR@ARns--The primai les called by the
National Democrtc Committee held last even
Ing ihe election of delegates tho Assembly district
conventions TO he held this afternoon for the chcre Of
delegates 10 the state Convention AT Albany.
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rk- Oacr .f . Wribc .. I.as~ Rarasrd tm
ATds,h fscm Santa tnws D~wsiws t.s
Gompiiruy In the Matter.
y FNNWt tUtNT-sf va ~ 2
nefnls .indRe Halnnt.I.

BefoI. fudge Bsrpard.
gene. 81 has rsde the foilonu sn,dsv 10
the letter Judsc bernard relative the m
sstous.--
trtoniO lop,r de santa Anhs, henr duy sworn on ~
saith lie has had Interpreted 10 him tho letter written
received by the Hon q q. RsrBsri, Pre.d.
us Justice az the suprrm. Court 81 the OF New yof
~ dc.irr thai ne does not saow who
letter. that he knowledge ~ the matter aU
never had that he nenrr procured nor had knpwe'c
Cr tuIh i.er charges tleE and pls the
d. signs hun ard place hini
pfrlgdleis position towards The judiciary hetole whom c
ponens rnny that deponeut only
that he j. indignant aud tsgs that The Presiding jusec
whom uNeItd Will believe him, when he Idol
lor en states tha lie lad no psrt he matter sbd
tttt suob l"tst Gfiftaus ms % bod THE snirl aFd
Z le 4 III fNf
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FIRE IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Sept !. Isea
fire occurred here this morning No. 90 Co SO pier
nearly destroying two buildings and damaging two oh.
ers The hrc originated IN building a. the south end
occupied gram store ard thence extended nor b.
Eighty lvn thousand bushels OF grain. mostly whea, aud
CON- were burned aud injured OF the buildn nga
occupied by Clark GiGprd & Jud M were injured very
badly. Tho total loss cannot be- less than $50 900: in
sued largely, bat 70 what dclp'c cannot now
be known The Gre originated In . heacd journal ii,
shaft, and commenced al nine O'Clock lasting almost a
dav
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c A N A o A !.
srfcM rtlressn 70 Ips NEW yosy Msslc

rhc Iowcr Canada Frontier ~ he Fortified
H"'cmrm of Troops To The Border -Bsiiis,
AGENTS ~ Work IN Troy. &c.
orTsw., y. e, sept, :, 1868
Az order has been issued 70 the Quebec volunteers
mold lemsclves IN readiness TO march 20 the frontier
me engineers stationed a: oicbcc have also roce.ycl
orders % be ready 70 manrh, ab0ut the 18th of
thK month, 70 the boider 1Ecy win nc ongHgoi In tbs
ERECTION % oqferces along the lower Canada frontier
lha Natad aus hote tat nrthcr dl,slons 10 Tue bon
iah ft0lheihood viii aflec iran 'ha lloy conascss
Government agents are believed 70 bc az WORK in Troy
The banquet 20 the Attorney General Kingston
h"W VS. bthe more thsn 0 bsesLsnsisp rsyG lie
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WESTMINSTER POLITICS.

DEscaIss rms cosssRvATIvs STATE CoSvsSnoy.-A
meeting Of the Union conservative party OF the First As
semby district WAS held al Forlham yesterday, and
elected the following delegates 10 the State Convention
10 bc hold at Albany tho nth nst-William Caudwc
OF Morrisan'a Isaac H. Knox and Edward De Witt. OF
YoDkoTs, aud John y. Haskn of West Farms.
McaRisA>A CoSssBvAnvs nErrSe e-A meeting OF the
N0rrisaBa conservatives viii he held this evening,
Monsani. Han.
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AISEz FRIDAY evening, septstaser7 after short
ihucse GB,RLas Arnrz aged 40 yerrs
The Iclatives and friends Of The family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
al2 sackcit street. Brooklyn on sunday afternoon
81 three O'Clock, without iuriher notice.
MuRrhr.-On Friday september T. at tho New York
Hospital, alter a lingering Illness 1no NURpBy,
native OF Msow. county Cork, Ireland.
Notice OF the funeral viii be given n Sunday $
HERALD
10, Oh,r DtoihS Sc Second PGos
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Fenian- IL This Ch,-.Inm.s -,~pL-m. ~ ~.
Mcsf. sNrc.

james stephens is meeting with very enthusiastic
ie option IN the West, and yesterday colonel Thomas
Kelly, Deputy G. D T. H. received the following dis.
rsich 20 relation 20 this matter
CINriSNAri. Scpl. Z, 1906
lmmonso success. In nunbers enthusiasm aud harmony.
NtnN1* 81 Invitations. Tho West II uurs
JAMES SrEiIlENS, q. .. ! r.
~ The headquarters IN this city everything pres.
eni remarkably Quloi although a large amount Of
routine business Is transacted In connection with the
hundreds of clrccs acknowledging James stephens as
inetr ehef Money, and ammunition daily re-
cc.Ntd IN large quantities, aud great length OF time
all tapse before all will bo roody for movement 10
ireland
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AinANY Sop. Z, 1906.
Fenisn meeting was held 10 night II was presided
over by Thomas Keancy, aud was largely attended by
in enthusiastic audience. william j. Hynes delegate
10 the iensn Congress az Troy spoke, indicating the
Intention of that body to again invade Canada when
practicable and lay ing the blame of the recent failure
ON the heads Of federal officials Hi remarks were very
Iavorabiy received
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POLITICAL DlscuSslns IN MAINE.

poRri1sn Me-. sept :, 1890
THE discussion between NJ rii'sbury the democratic
candidate Tor GOV efnor, snd Hon T. a. Blame took
place this afternoon before crowded audience olt
in mammoth ten, hne very ably and courte.
ously conducted On both sres ho'h political parties
holding mas mtttinss oniTht and getting 10
much cnihnsssm ior kcnday contest ct the potts
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Ministers who spoke ON the occasion dia nothing
than aud each other barney the volunteers aud make
unhappy alasions 70 the really great ef Canada
the leaders OF the liberal party.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TEE PARK CoEcsRr.-The Park Commissioners announce
me Park day commencing At four O'Clock M by the
PARK Band, under the leadership Of II. B. Dodworth
IsMIGRAIIosThe following is list of arrivals AZ Castle
Garden from August to August 81, 1890, Inclusive:
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In PInlata Court.

In Probate-M ;nitowoc County Court. In the
mttter Of the guard. .nsLip Of the minor
childr n and heirs Of John Radgentz, de-
ceased.
hNre ding and filing the petition Of Carl II.
~ Schmidt, guardian Of said minors REP
resenting, among other things, that they the
said ward are seized Of certain real estate in
the town of Coopcrstown, county of Mantowoc:
md that it is necessary that all the same
should be sold and praying for license
to sell the same: and it appearing to the Count
from said petition, that it is necessary for the
support of the said minors to sell said
real estate, it is ordered and directed that the
next of kin to said ward, and all persons inter-
'sted III said estate, appear before the Judge of
his Court on Mcnlnv. the 18Th Of November
4. d. 1865, at 10 o'c'ock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office in M.,nito' &C, in said county; then and
there to show cause IF any there shall be- Why
license should not be ,ranted for the sale of
sid real estate, according to the prayer of said
petition. And it is fur;hcrcd ordered, that q
copy of tits order shall be published for three
successive weeks prior to sid day OF hearing,
in the NJ nitowoc PILoT, weekly Lewsp. ler
printed ut Mdnitowoc, in said county. BY the
Court, &. W. BARKER, co. Judge.
Manitow0c, Oct. %. 1866. Ia st
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Tax office.

4 LII Persons interested, are hereby notified
"A that the following tracts of land and town
lots, lying and being situated in the village of
Two Rivers, remaining TN 'edeem 1t IN the
Office Of the treasurer OF id yiiiage. for. the
taxes due and unpaid II ereon, for the We one
thousand eight hundred AMI sxty-four 1851
for which sid taxes the said tracts of land I'd
village lot we've sold on the third day Of Ue-
cember A. 1864. Now, therefore, unless the
amount CT taxes, interest, fees and charges SCI
opposite the several tracts Ct land and village
lots as herein described, including ten cents i'd
vertising fees, for each and every such descrip-
ton. be paid on or before the 10th day of be-
cember a. D. 1866, according to the time when
said tracts OF land and village lots, were sold
rs above stIted the same Will be conveyed to
the purchaser, or his sssignees, in pursuance OF
the statutes for such case made and provided.
JOHN FRANZ.
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Notice to Creditors.

In Observation-Disclosures County Court. In the
matter the estate Of JOSEPH Eanreudt n
dc ceased
70 all whom i may concern
| ETTERo e amenting On tie last will and
| i testament OF said dee sed having been
issued to William Johannas ard George Ho'-
AN on the ID day of October, A. d. 1of6, and
TX months from and .ftcr id day being allow
ed and limited for creditors to present tLeir
claims for examination and allowance. Notice
IS hereby given that the undersigned will, on
the third Mon lay of each md every month for
six months from the date hereof at the Probate
Office in NJ lnitowcc, in said County, receive,
examine, and adjust al claims and demands
If ali persons agains, sid deceased.
GEO. W. BARKER, County juice.
Mantowoc. Oct. %, IS is. IA
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Guardian Sale,

In Probate-Manitowoc County Court. IN the
matter of the Estate Of James and Mary
Thomas, deceased.
n OTI f is hereby given, that By virtue and
/ v III pursuance OF an order of License,
made in said m4tter, ON the Fnst day Of Oc.c-
Der, A. d. 1866, By the Coun Court Of sIiJ
County, the undo rsigned Gualdi n to the MI
nor heirs Of said deceased, vii on Monday,
the 20 day Of December, A. d. 1866, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said d,y. at the Pro
bate Office in said bounty, off n fol sale, at
Public yendue, the following de ,cribed Lands
TO wit 6 part Of the East Half Of the North
West quarter Of the South West quarter, and
the North East quarter Of Section 3, Town 90
R,nge "a, in Mani. or oc County The terms
of Sale, cash. IRA 2. SMITH,
Guardian.
rani.c~oc, NJ. IT. IesG-Ie 4
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Manitowoc Co. Circuit Court

E lery B. Treat, plaintiff, against Lydia L
Dodge, deicl dant. Summo rs. For Relic
Com not served. e. S. revenue stamp, o
cents, c"r eel ed.
Tn State OF Wiscon sin to the above ma ned
d PENDANT
MADAM You are hereby summoned and
lNl required to answer the complaint in this
action. which is filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in sid county
and rye n copy of your answer on Tic Al ny
Office in the village and county of Manhcsoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid, the plointiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded IN the compliant
Dated October 10th, A. D. 1866.
WA. II. HAMILTON,
136t Plaintiffs Attorney.
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nURING the great f2e on the 3I8t 81 July
II the subscriber was burnt cut, but can now
be found in the building opposite Guyles l.
Browns Mil, where LIE Is ready 10 meet his
custc mers and f.I nis with il t ccl'ent stock
Of ever thing in his line such es Saddles, Har-
ness, Trunks, Vals2s, Whips and Spurs. Also
has the exclusive r.lf.' fer using II N.'S PA
TENT TRACE BUCKLE. acknowledged hy
L. ervcnc - II +he is5-t - Iac ii
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF ~UPERyIsoRs, 7
MasITowoo, sept .muer 21. 1866

MasITowoC, sept .niuer 81 1866
A Ii persons Interested are hereby no,ile.'
a that the following tracts OF land and town
cts. lying and being situated in the County q
kanitowoc and State Of Wisconsin remiInIhg
uxredeenued in the office of the Clerk OF the
ecu .ty Board of Supervisors OF the ounty of
Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin. for tnU
taxes ne and unpaid thereon for he yen
1868, for which said taxes the said tracts OF
land and town lots were sold on the 10Th day
of nay, A. b. 1864. Now therefore. unless
the amount oft xes. interest, fees and harges
set opposite the several tracts of Land anu
town lots as herein described, be paid OIL
before the 10Th day OF May. 1867. the same
viii be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assignees in pu suance of the Statutes in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM tCH.
Clerk Of tie County Board OF Supervisors, o.
Manitowoc ounty, Wisconsin.
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Photograph ana E'i.zlv &. t
tk.<.,.sH

VA wound res ,c.f-! Iy c.n attention to The
w G. .h"t 'I.s { oi.itiea FIR ,ci?.~ nm cy--
tensive picture business have lately been very
much enlarged. Oar working rooms re ek-
ccedingy improved, md arc ,lrni,. b! j., accom-
modated with light. We arc n.,b:c,. 10 execute
photographs is good and ON better terms than
Can be had elsewhere. We QUA p4r,icul .rly
call attention to our new style of
L'ie sized otogr phi, Pal. Ell y Gar;
on linen canvas in tie most enduring luannnr
and with core ctness Of outline and ira, hftl'-
ness Of FIXTURES and expression thot alnpoa, de
fes criticism, and which cannot possibly be
equolcd in any other y. There are IIaEy
advantages i'll this method of ror,raiiure ovcI.
the old fashioned way OF painting on canvas,
obvious at a glance, and which c, Ii only be at
tributei to the recent wonderful in rroyemcnts
in this dep rtncnt Of the Fine Arts ins;c~d
Of being obliged to submit 10 ,tir:y or fyrty and
sometimes os sixty sitting from ono
to two hours at each time, oniy one or two visits
of 70 NJ oh ..l Il,
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Guarantee i Pc1fot ,aihsn~ss.

Besides the subject has the pleasure Of be-
holding lis pictulc IN adv.nce, and ., sS.uY
Ilon Its Hcc'rICy, b,."L. ,-.>
'vass. We are also y nv a. roc, tor .ig
benefit 6 those residing at a distance, u 81 ~
portreits Or miniature Of themselves or Of IT,
ceased friends, til t ! ) raiiiug Or expressing
Cheir "mbroyIes ar iiot,2r. phs, however fad
Ell, WITH description f., their hair, eyes. COM
Icxion, &c. ;Lcv have them copied into
exact and beautiful iikcnessos oi the original,
We would therefore post cordially invite the
pubic to cali and see specimens 1T our gallery !,
Arcade Building first floor, UP stairs, No. 1876,
Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis.
t..,t I'LL g. u go.
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N A K BILE A n ID SION e
CUrTsyG WOR KS.

VIIYBRO & MENDLIK Manufacturers Of
w and dealers in American and Italian
Marble. Monuments head-stones, mantles,
table tops, baptismal fonts, &C., furnished on
short notice and TO the entire satisfaction Of the
purchaser 'cno
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TOWN GRANGE 2-Con
Continued.

Des Sec Amt Des Sec Amt
fract'l sec. 80 81 20 lot no 2 81 SO IS
VILLAGE OF CENTREVILLE,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-25

OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE INVESTMENT
OF CAPlTAL.-It should not be sup>
posed that mines and mining offer the
only opportunities for making fortunes
in this Territory. There are many
other ways of investing money which
should be noticed. There are now ex-
cellent opportunities for starting founr
dries and machine shops at Virginia,
Helena, BIackfoot and Bannack; and
any such establishments would have
all they wanted to do, and very high
prices for their labor. A plumber
would find constant work, and material
is now plentifully produced in the
Territory; Agriculture and stock rais'
ing offer huge profits. Droves Of cattle,
cows especially, will yield a large re-
turn, to Western farmer, where beef
sells readily at twenty cents per pound,
and pasture of the finest kind can be
had for nothing. AS for the raising of
grain and vegetables, it need only be
said that wheat will surely fetch $40
bushel; that the soil is very rich,
and irrigation matter of very little
labor. Potatoes, cabbage and turnips
by the pound, about as much as they
do by the bushel in Illinois and the
rural parts of the Western States; and
the profits on cargo of good seed
wheat, oats, barley or peas, from Iowa,
Canada or Minnesota, would be for
tune. The manufacture of agricul-
tural implements would also pay anna
zingly well, and for such implements
there would be constant demand. A
few men understanding chemical tan.
ming, and coming provided with the
necessary tools and drugs, would make
money as fast as they wanted. These
are only a few of the ways of massing
wealth, but there are millions of dollars
in them beyond peradventure. The
only thing to be noticed is that the
first corners will make the most money.
Montana Post.
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DENTAL MOTTO E.---Being about to make
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those of my
patrons who in need of Dental Operations of any char
acter to the fact that they nly have opportunity
to avail themselves of my services before my departure
If so desired. will leave about the Goth of March, and
return to this place to my practice, about the
18th of june [f27tfl j, W. GURLEY.
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CoMMITTED.-A negro charged with
enticing little girls into his shanty,
and there indeeentIy handling them,
was yesterday committed by the City
Recorder to the County Jail to await
his trial at the next term of the Cir>
cult Court.
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PASSENGERS to the Union State
Convention, at Corvallis, will be car.
ried at reduced rates, by the Peoples
Transportation Company.
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SOME Of the friends of Gen. Meagher
think the lately published speech, at
tributed to him, is q base fabrication.
They claim that it is entirely unlike
him, both in sentiment and style. We
hope this may be true, but the evi
dence of its genuineness is rather for
midable.
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CASCADES RAlLRoADs.-From the
Vancouver Registerof tho Oath inst
we learn that the 0. S. N. Co. have
applied to the U. S. District Court
now in session there for an injunction
restraining the sheriff of Clark Co.,
w. IT,, from collecting the taxes as'
sessed against their property at the
Cascades. The Cascade Railroad Co.
have sued out like instrument
against the Middle Cascade Portage
Co. restraining them in the compile
tion of their railroad, alleging that
is interiesed with the rights of the
former company.
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GooDs AT CosT.-We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact that Messrs Abrahamson Kohlberg
selling goods at San Francisco cost Parties desiring
to buy Clothing will do well to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. mlStf
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINEEs.-The Dem
ocratic mass meeting last night made
the following nominations:
For Mayor, J. NJ. Bird Recorder,
J. A, Campbell; Treasurer, o. S. Saw
age; Marshal, N. B. Packard; Council
mon, J. W. Blakeny, E. p. Fitzgerald,
VIM. 2. Miller, VIM. Moabus; A. W.
Ferguson.
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The Sierra Nevada, over due at
Portland, had not arrived when the
steamer left yesterday.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH rs, 1866.

The steamers on the Willamette are
doing heavy business this spring,
larger than ever before.