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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

DEATH OF Hon. j. @. A. WORTH
Hon. j.. @. A. WORM, late of Peoria, Linn
county, died at his residence on the 10Th
altimoj oftyphoidf fever, aged about 43 years.
He was greatly esteemed by all who had the
pleasure'of'h his acquaintance. He was up
right, honest and honorable in the relation
of citizen, legislator, friend, neighbor, hus-
band and father.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

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Lest you trouble your brain
In solving this riddle...
Commence with the capital
n in the middle.
Read up ifyou choose,
Or to the right at your case,
To tho left like the Jews,
Or down like Chinese.
His prices arc lower,
His stock more complete
Than any other store
Found on Front street.
So do not delay,
But bring on your cash,
Your country produce
And all kinds Of trash.
For he'll sell better groceries,
And more, for the sand, =
Than any other dealer
This side Of Portland.
A. y. KIGHTLINGER,
Corner Perry and Front streets, Albany, 0'gn,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, for the County Of Linn.
.LoLn 81 Rn1rn H,H aa HIM mnrE

| ~ HE klhNUAI CODhI Of HE E1AIE
of Oregon, for the County Of Linn.
John IS. Bury, FRI, Us. Wol. Clark,
Deft.
Action OF Law to recover money.
TO WILLIAM CLARK, the Defendant above
named: In the name Of the State Of Oregon
you are hereby ummoned and required to,appeaI
in the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon for the
county of Linn, within ten days from the date oil
the service Of this summons on. you, IT, served in
said county, but If served in any other county in
said State, then Eithin twenty days from thesdate
of such service, and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff against you in the above entitled action,
on file with the Clerk Of said Court ;tor judgment
for want Of such answer viii be taken against you.
You are further notified that If you Eil to. answer
said complaint, as above required, the plaintiff will
take judgment against you for tho sum of $I95.s0,
with interest on the same from the first day OF
February, A. ID. 1867, at ten per cent. per annum,
together with the costs and disbursements of this
action. Z j. g. POWELL, sPl'G's Atty.
BY order of r. p. Boise; Judge.
In. Rev. Stamp, so cts, cancelled.
Albany, Feb. LIST, 1s67-v2n266w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fresh Seeds! Fresh Seeds !

IUTE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Dealers, Large Ranrhers, Nurserymen.
Gardeners and others. to our well selected stock
Of Seeds, all Of which We guarantee Of choicest
quality.
Among our assortment at present, is
10000 lbs. Alfalfa Glover,
5000 " Red
1000 /" White Dutch Clover,
1908 " Hungarian Grass Seed,
1000 +" mi1leT IS I"
1000 " Timothy I"
200 bushels Red Top {" {"
200 " Ky. Blue T" {"
100 Orchard I" I"
100 /" Lawn I"
200 lbs. White French Mulberry.
And all kinds Of Garden Seeds in quantities 10
snit purchasers. Also, on hand
10000 Assorted Fruit Trees,
In Quantities 10 suit. Remittances can be made
through Wells, Fargo & Co.. or by mail.
Address, j. p. SWEENEY 4 CO.,
409 ands11 Davis street, San Francisco.
@-Send for a circular. v2n2s-3m
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
AuCfiOneer.

EENHE undersigned having taken out License a
Auctioneer in this State, forewarns all per
sons from doing businessi in that capacity, who are
not properly licensed to do so by law.
oc6n8tf VIM. LISTER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
What Experienced MiII Men think
Of the Portable Steam Saw Mills
buiII by the Oregon Iron Works:

PORTLAND, Oct. 10, 1860.
To the Oregon Iron Works Z
sGESTLEMEs Tho Portable Steam Saw Mill
which we purchased of you last spriug, for Pen
d'Oreille Lake, has been in operation during the
past season, and has moro than met our expecta-
tionsi II its performance. : With three men, we turn
OUT three 70 four Thousand feet, and with Eve men,
five thousand feet per. day Of ten hours /; and we
most SUBSTANTIAL, DESIRABLE and PER
FECTtMILLSI IN USE, and especially adapted to
the wants of this country, on account of their CON-
pact form, ease of transportation, and the facility
with which they can be set up and put in opera
ton. Although subjected to the most severe tests,
no repairs have been required.
(Signed) ABRAMS d H0GUE.
Jan. IL, '67-v2n22tf - -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
FOR SALE.

ONE BRICK BUILDING oNMAIN STREET
in the City of Albany, known as doctor
shepar0ssD Drug Store " also two Dwelling Houses
new, and in very desirable locations, The
above will be sold on reasonable terms. ENQUIRE
At my office. j. G POWELL. AGENT.
Albat ' March 2, 1s67-v2n294w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

FIRE NEAR HARRIsBURG-A painful ru-
NOR has reached town; to the effect that on
last Saturday night the dwelling house of a
Mr.. Thomas. living near Harrisburg, Linn
county, was consumed by fire aa9 that Mr..
7. and family, together with Ave other per-
sons,-neighbors staying with him that
night-wers also burned to death in the
building We hope there is some mistake
about it, but we fear not, as it comes to us
quite well authenticated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

MEDICAL LEcTUREs.-The trustees of the
Willamette University have at length sue
eeeded in making permanent arrangements
for regularly organized Medical Lectures, to
be given in connection with the University.
The Lectures will commence on the first day
April, 1867, and continue Until the 18th day
- - I. = - -.
of July following.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
ALBANY FERRY.

A II THE SOLICITATION OF
IN many citizens of Linn and Bentonscountie
I have fitted upthe lower Albany Ferry, at Albany,
Oregon, at heavy, expense, and in such a manner
as to accommodate the travelling public at all
that ferrying is wanted to be done,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

BAD SIGxs.-It is a bad sign to see bic
boys throwing snow balls at a strange gen
Aeman who happens to be civilly passing
along the walk, just because the aforesaid
strange gentleman chooses to wear a ''bee-
gumn-more yulgarly known as a "stove-
pipe,"-but styled in the classics a "Plug."
Such conduct shows a lack of plugging"
by these rude boys parents which should
Immediately be looked to. Such boys must
be subdued, or men must entirely dispense
with plugs"
tits also a bad sign to see a gate Sever
lastingly'' swinging open onto the sidewalk,
so that people who have occasion to pass
that way of a<dark night must either step as
high as a blind horse, to avoid it, or jam up
against it, regardless of consequences
There is one of three things should be done
by the city authorities, viz: Either compel
that man to keep his gate shut, or erect a
small lighthouse on the gate-post, or employ
a ''cheap boy" to stand there at night and
yell "blOOdy shins'' when a wayfarer comes
near the gate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

SPAULDISG's LEcTUREs.-We have another
letter from a gentleman at a distance inquir-
ing for the back numbers of the DEMOCRAT
containing Spaulding's Lectures. We say
now, for the fifth and last time, that we can
not furnish the entire series ofback numbers,
they having been exhausted weeks ago.
We would say to those who take an inter
est in these Lectures that Mr.. spaulding
will, before long, give a detailed account of
the massacre of Doctor Whitman and those
who fell with him the causes which led to
and produced it, as given by eye-witnesses
and sufferers, widows, and daughters, and
children who were made captiYes and sub
5ected to treatment worse, by far, than
death. Persons desiring to possess this ac-
count had better send at once for the DEao-
Graf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02

VERY NAUGHrY.-Just now there is some
little sparring being perpetrated between
Dow, of the "Umatilla Press and Brown,
of the ''oregon HeraId.' The former says
that f'party conspiracies'' have ''played
phantasmagorial tricks With the "brain"
Of the latter and the aforesaid Herald edit
or-Whom the Press aSows has been ''shout-
ing'' the 'shosannahs'' of President John
son-charges the Press editor with a marked
resemblance to Don Quixote, in that be pos
sesses ga like chivalrOus spirit and imprae-
ticable energy" and a ''yigor as little tenn
pered by the cOwardly quality of discretion"
Now this is all very wrong sit is very
naughty. We hope they will behave better
hereafter. They should fight the common
enemy-not each other. Their hands were
not made to tear each others eyes in this
manner. 1t is very naughty very naughty,
indeed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
AT RATES.

Hoping thereby to secure a liberal patronage.
MY Ferry Boat is well constructed, with all of
the latest improvements for safety, and strongly
secured by a good WIRE ROPE.
AsHBY PEARCE, Proprietor.
Albany, Aug. 18th, 1S66-ly !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02


NRoM THE FACT THAT THE MAGIC OIL
is an Infallible Remedy for all the aches and
pains that the Human Economy is heir to efectu-
ally curing al the diseases enumerated in the
wrapper accompanying each bottle.
The LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM has long
since been proven to be one of the most eficacious
remedies resorted to, either by Physicians or pa
TENTS, for theepeedy and permanent,cure of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Quinzy-in fine, all Pulmonary
Affections. 1T stands unrivalled as a remedy for
Group, and unequalled as a remedy to ~invigorate
the, system and purify the blood. In all those
weakening, facilitating, constitution destroying
Affections that are confined TO Females, and as q
general health restorer, it stands Unprecedented.
Compounders, Druggists, and the community in
general, are hereby notified that l have procured a
Patent for the above Medicines, and they are
warned not. to encroaeh upon the Patent Right
without being duly authorized by me.
Beware of COunterfeitsl
None genuine without the signature of the au
thor.
The LUNG BALSAM AND MAGIC OIL are
within themselves q complete Family Safeguard,
and may be found at
S~ETTLEMIER q Co., Albany;
j. W. YoRK's Drug Store, Corvallis;
SMITH & Co., Harrisburg
And by Druggists generally in'the State of Ore
gon. j. w. MURRAY,
Sole Proprietor.
R##M &&H# u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC

MISS PHIMELIA ABBOTT
N1F ~ - ~
s NOW PREPARED TO GIVE LESSONS
on the Piano Forte, at her residence in AL.
bany. She refers to those whom she has taught,
both here aud in Corvallis.
N.
Per quarter, "a lessons. SIS 0O
Useo Of Piano for praotiOing, per quarter, .........2 sd
y2nI6tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
PRICES FOR CUTTING.

SHOP..-0n First street, opposite the Demo
GRAFT Office, next door east of Werthan a. Co. s
store. J. G0UNsKY.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-02
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
spIrftuaIls1n VS.. Christianity.

At che close of our remarks on this SUBJ
;eeta few days ago we proposed that, if any
Spiritualist h~ereabouts desired to respond, he
could do so, provided he should not occupy
more than two columns,
We have before US a lgng communication
signed "Liberty," in whiehthe writer, after
referring to our article on S~piritualism, and
the chief positions we had assumed,-states
that he has never chad any utilization with
anv Of the isms of the world ~ that he be-
lieves the Bible to be a. fiction, missionary
and absurd - and then he proceeds to at
tempt to show that tho Bihls is inconsistent
and contradictory, and that it is no more en-
titled to credence than is the Koran or the
writings of Confucius.
we respectfully decline publishing it. 1t
does not pretend to be an argument in defence
of S~piritualism hence it does not come
within the scope of our proposal, and there.
fore we are under no obligation to publish it.
If we should publish it we should answer 1t
that is, we should submit an argument in
favor OF the authenticity of the Bible. OF
conrse uLibefty'i would want to publish a
teiOinder, and We could not refuse with any
degree of fairness. And thus the columns
of the DEMocRAT would become filed with
discussions foreign to our original intention,
and d~istasteful to at least a respectable class
of our readers. Besides, these subjects have
been handled by ADLER pens than ours, and
We could not hope to shed any more light
upon them and an additional and final rea-
son is, we dislike extremely to have a pass
age at arms with any one who denies the au-
thenticity of the Bible. We have generally
found it to be sLove's Labor Lost" and we
hence ordinarily act On the principle that
"Ephraim is joined to his idols: let him
alone"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

Is an instance of Western energy i'll a
new direction, we would call attention to
the fact last year they erected, on the
then unbroken prairie, four miles west OF
Chicego, a tinurish:ng and ia teful New
England village OF fifty houses. a magn,-
hcent factory. employing 80 hands. turn.
ing out 1900 CLOCK per week. The Com
pany, like General Grant, one Of ii.
stock holders, have thought it best
fight out the success of Western mant.
facturers against Eastern wealth am
monopoly ION this line.
The great Northwest cannot alway.
send her rich products a thou and mic
and pay tribute to the East OH her niaIl
ufac.ured goods.
Hitherto the Eastern States have grown
rich in receiving our products at low
rates and sending US high priced fabrics
therefor. Every mao, woman aud child
of Connecticut has earned 81 50 TO 80
cents OF this same population in llinoiS,
and 50 it NUT be till the Wea: nlamufac-
lures her own goods, atFi 9n erpri es like
thi. which axe, our raw material tniuch
cheaper here than easl] anl p. oduccs a
line of goods which find their p.ncipai
market in the west should receive on.
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WESTERN MANUFACTURERS.

hearty support The money raid them
eariche Il III buitl ~ the We t.
This new Coinplny makes from West
eln nlai e.al> ininen quantities Of Ger
man liver anl sheet bra :, the on'y good
III the kind manufactured west of Con
1acticiit. anl fifty designs of clock>
leautifuiiy I'm. he'd, many OF them Ia W
nj especially ,u'teI to the Weste. II
;s..ke;. Their regulators, "a well a
,inui,n clock, are pronounced ty jew
iers and railroad men to be moe reliable
ime keepers than any in the ma: ket.
There Is no rea-nn why they Should
ne otherwi,e. u. al their machinery Is
.ew ani Of the n,o>t approved design.
4 doat .ln Cock any good to be tnm e
bout thou and miles u the Had Oh
ivel, over the Erie canal ami aloan tie
axes, as NO Of the c.uckS brought 10
Chicago are--and We would recommend
any hou ekeeper wi i'ng cheap and re-
liable and i.reity clock to call for one OF
the Unifei States Clock Company oi
Chicago; ani every Jewe.er VIII, would
coa~u.l the .n.e. If his patron, AMI
~. fila we.ia.e ii the " est ii; heart. To
:eni 30 taei ,ienerai Whole a,e Agents.
tiles Ds', & L, tn well known jewellers
q! Chicago. III !; oat;losIe. 1t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

give. some idea Of the character IF the
work. sTh,onghoutit it extols the virtues,
the yaIor and devotion of the rebels.
while It represents the Union officers aid
army who fought earnestly for the Re-
pablo as destitute of amy nobleness It
sneers at them as nurderers, and the
agents used by an unjust Government to
trasnp!e on the just liberties of the South
ern people. Such is Democratic His
tory of ihs Rebellion. How do Union
soldiers like it? How d. the friends of
Union soldiers Ike it? Shall the party
that seeks to transmit such an account of
the Shareholders conspiracy and rebellion
a.ainS the Republic be placed in power
to make the laws and administer the
Government, AMI shape the future hlsto-
ry Of the United States?
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whole duty lie would do credit~to his
county. Last year his friends nominated
hiin fer the same position but no one
thinking he could overcome the heavy
democratic majority, made no efforts to
help him until it was too late He came
within thirteen votes of being elected.
Voters of the second. send man to the
Legislature who will be an honor to you |
You can do it if you say so. Mr.. HIRAM
McALLISrER and Mr.. SPENCER CLARK
are up for Supervisors-two men so well
known that we ought not to say word
regarding them If both of them are
not elected then we shall think that the
people rather like to be swindled. In
the Third Mr. RICHARD KLINGHoIz is
started for the Legislature Possibly we
may fail in getting him there but we are
strong in the faith that he will rnn ,ceU
If he cannot run to so great distance.
He is man we'll known and well liked
has accumulated handsome property in
our midst end is living quietly with no
desire for official honors any further than
to serve his friends. 1t is hoped that
he will be elected and his chances are far
better than people generally suppose
For Supervisor Mr Christopher Everson
of Gibson is nominated We are not
personally acquainted with him but he is
reported to bea man well fitted for almost
any station in life, and capital fellow
We hope to see him-elected.
Such, friends, is the ticket which the
party asks yea to support. You cannot
find bad name on it You cannot find
one who would not be an honor to US if
elected We earnestly desire you to vote
Just o1cc for good men and if you do not
see a change in our county affairs then
we are no ophet The Democratic
party has been in power SO long that it
has an idea it can do just as it has a mind
to, and the people will find no fault, but
we imagine this is mistake. Where we
have to pay doubie the taxes we ought to
it makes folks growl, and no wonder for
it is pretty hard to work all the while and
then he obliged to pay everything
you can save to make up stealings.-
Wake up then, and put better men in
Office and vote the Republican ticket.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The citizens of Fitchburg, Mass, are
greatly excited by finding the body Of
Frederick Powers buried in sand bank.
The body exhibited several stabs, and a
wooden gag was found in the mouth
Two Ere lchman and an American have
been arrested on suspicion Of committing
the .n6ttler.
Il teniale accident occurred at Hoosac
Ta:.:.e., on Saturday, by which thirteen
men were either kill ed outright or suIfo-
Gated to death. The gasoline work, at
the mouth of the shaft exploded, fallins
down the shaft and burryiug the whp.e
gang work NJ at the bottom. The bodiez
will not be extricated for some tlme.
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Ssage Tickets
BANKING OFFICE
II. @. SHOW e.
ANITnW,Aft MISSIONS

EXCH ANGE on al principal cities of til
Unioa; 6seat Britain ana t.uroRe, bought M
sold.
GOLD. SILVER ard USCURRENT BANR
NOTES purcha ell NJ the hishe.t market rates
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale Ut ali times.
COUPONS or Interest warrants cashei,
INrERES allowed on Spesi,l Dposits and
Dep ssit :erttfcates issued tor amountsdesired.
-Promp attention given to all business.
In 7. G. SHOVE.
Napitowoc, Auzus, 9Th. 1894
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RET1IL Ly.yssE K'.sEsD.

SJSIKE Z nj nrsic-E, III ,,-n'>e-.e.t to eI.3
/ to order, bills af lumber or lath on the shortest
notice A will be at all times in the yar'i.
ready TO wait customers and receive their
AcrS- Tho best stack kept utly on hand at the
mill. corner of Quay and 9th streets.
1914 GUYLES & BROWN.
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IL. s. B.zECD.M. N. D.,

DIITSlCI4N and Surgeon, Also EX-
I amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government
OFFICE corner OF Eighth and York streets Manto-
VOC Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store will receive prompt
attention.
As~particuar attention paid TO consultations and
to the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

JUSTICE CT the Peace. 0Hire, EElns1-
81 ners building, of Eighth and York streets,
Hanitowoc. Wisconsin.
VIII make collections pay taxes, search the records
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c, &c All
business will receive prompt attention My Is.
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drew. Had his hackers. the Ring
seen their way c.ea.' enough to have for
ced hi; nosninitial the Democrats would
without di,iot. h ave can sed the formation
OF AN lndep enlilt S)oi .ey> tick 1t which
would iiase oe.n a.ce tied ;,f,erwarl, by
their party. II Gen, q O,borne was de-
tea7el IN th. R.l,uuiis:;tn Con .ention
could nave been Induced IL run on such
I; ticke,, the bow to 5he Re- tubl.can PARTY
would nave been very severe.
One II the nin-t eX:en i've businesses
OF CnicaIo l. her su. ply IF the entire
norI hive t with lantern, railroad and
,s,a; ine signals, and OF this vast trade
one h IA e chIr III II r., Jos, Dane
4 Westiake. No. 50 AMI 81 Hcil Z n
AyeuG2 has almost a uipnonn'v. Iiieii
reputation iu.- making III est good IN
tha ma ie; All selling iii IN cheap
ly is fury establi hid and / o.,.y leier 20
them il n. cnina>;fion 10 give some idea
oI t;is ex en- Il their bu ina,S At thc
loca5 20, IN ;icat@d. fiieg occnpy a huge
dpuh.e building !iye stories III height. thr
street tlopr a. a stoye, hollow ware an ]
tn tsre and the toar other stories u d
ba ,etn' n az a factory for lanterns. p a n
STAN .ei ami ia. aimed tin wa e, etc. Iii
all OF wsch -pecia.ties h.y lea the
market. Oae hnrired ald forty hand
arr con~tan,ly etnviar. d in th~ work =
We>terp dealers VII fin / il greatly o then
advantage to do bl~ ness di ectly with
IN firm. in read OF VI h ioblerS.
~ sneecan | trite Of the city. dur
:ng ue lat-i eek has tepn quite active
j an inpro.et feeling in all depart
e. Money i in increa ing demand
al he lna 1T W. king very clio e. -
III 60 u i!auge VI. tcrs'av. he fo:-
ipwlu- qa1.n ru,cl -Four. weaa
AMI G. $ al 81 % FIR White W nter !:
$-.I5til&5 5 t',r ping ez "A. Wheat
dHii AMI it"av.-, l.SSals9 for NJ. !
sprIiig. 60 II. ,ieite:; e't. 81 .Jf,l - snr
N. /. On. nn!.at.y aagiva. 81 IN
store. Rye, IN good request at 81 :5;l
+ / % f1rN ;. /. j. srey un EFT cd. ) Us
al l. 50 y, 2 iinphy Seed. 81 OJa
, ij6. l'ax. & ID. Mess "a K. s o..
y f.r m /, u 81 - -. Jilluy i l.iiv
erv. u,it no ale Lard l2iaI3. Tai
low, lDIalic :.lk tieighfs lower
Nnsa5, I7;l|t ~ o veg, and IL 90
8i'fa f; G, -. u; 3, lev 9; 20 later
D in. DI IN thi week 1874 a %
beef catt,c hive ,jecn received here, the
largest nlalp1t aver ,en 10 this ma ket
il ore ,sa.,; Tn2 co ing Diice9 We ter
tii, r. 5 - to ! - 10 far TO ext n y
Ine h y nl,4Ntt co "a nj 81 . )A5 81 ioi
c3'fimon a lair AMI So 0Jl6 81 f',r fair to
90 Il s,II ,o.h iI,vcs Don