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T LIGHTNING. RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half inch diameter, and equal to three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod Is entirely continuous in Its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by scientific
experts, as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsTBRIoR,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL, 1866.
Sir,-In reply to yours OF the 9th instant to the
qualities OF your patent lightning rod IA combina
nation Of copper and iton| the kind applied ~
Is the opinion of the scientific experts, in which
fully coincide, that II is the best rod yet produced,
and therefore very cheerfully recommend Its use.
Very respectfully your o Tsosns b. BosD
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
To L. J. Ra,oley, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md.
concur in the above opinion.
late Architect of United States Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED sTArEs,l
July Is. 1855.
From the knowledge have Of the operations Of
electricity and the examination ! have made OF
Mr.. J.; J: HawIey.s invention, ! am Of the opinion
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable to get out q order sr,xcv
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
OFPICE OF TIE scIESTIPIc AMERICANA
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August II, 1865.
Dear Sir,-we are much gratifsd to hear OF your
success in connection with your Improved Light
ning Rod. and We are confident, from their great
practical merit, tb at you will ind them even more
popular the more they are used.
To gsi Z. aanisyy Esq gsq, Baltimore Nd. '
NEW YoRx. November 70. 1885.
Lightning Conductor, am Of the opinion ths, it is
'0'' 'AA' p''N A. g. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
DOVER Company
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERIETRsDEsr
DOVER MINES, Va, April "a. 1857.
Mr.. William s. Munson, Richmond:
Dear sir,-The Patent Lightning Rod L. ordered ,,s
ings here ere and is very satisfactory.
The principle OF Its construction 10 unq uestona-
bly, correct-the amount OF conducting surface
being very great In proportion 10 the weight OF
The work Of setting up seems also to have been
we'll and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant
Engineer and Superintendent.
Persons wishing the above-specihed rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have the work done In the most faithful man.
ner All work put mp by me kept In repair free Of
charge II not impaired " LIAM :: HgssoN.
CTATE OF UNION BANK OF
- RICHMOND APRIL 90, 1887
ASSETS.
Bills receivable 80 49, "a io',S9s W
Bonds and stocks, par value ~, 3So.os,
cost So,sos %
Call loans. ...............'..'''.. low w
e2ll lbs II
Deposits. liz ,0l "
t7li, 1875 Il
siapsid on each sAsrs cash value sseh share,
Capital stock IAN the assets liable for the
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR., President.
JAMES MILLER. Cashier. mys-H
THE DISPATCH PUBLISHING
j5o Eo "a ySs p sRsis' s'''' all kinds q
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MARBLE DUST.-Fine and cosIss
TT - -. 20; E:,s s s;''s' 81
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nR. JAMES DOVE,
OFFICE AND REsIDgNCRHo. III MAYO STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE SYNAGOGUE.
Gan be found at al hours day and night.
fds ItsJ
L0aCyers.

THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
i At LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHAN
Gerry, practices In the courts OF the city Of kich-
mond and the county OF Henrico Once on Frank
lin second door from Sixth street. js R-u
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, ZETELLEs RESTAURANT.

9 ZETELLEs RESTAURANT.
you want to feed well
You must call on Zetelle;
He's got much fame
For cooking game;
Just call for what you wish,
He's got every kind Of dish;
Also, champagne and sherry,
To make you merry.
In short, Of liquor every sort
That In the country can be bought.
That generous, whols-sourd man. Zetslls.
Written IN the book Of fare oy grateful guest.
zETBLLR informs his old friends and customers
and the ,.s Kind public generally that his new hoIss
streets, 10 now In complete order.
TIE ORDINARY, on the principal floor. II upon
the best plan and meals are served In the mostsu.
piNEER KS served for PARTIES OF GENrLEMBE
In convenient and spacious rooms In the upper
choicest luIuries, both local and imported, are
sanUos o sss sss q; Il. aaDs
nished with reference TO order and comfort. Meals
may be taken IN the dining room With all the COM
saloon. ice cream. straw berries and ali fraits.
will be served In season. The proprie or psrticu-
larly invites the ladies 70 these apartment where
the BEST Of reirsshasn,s and iusaiiss viii ss
promptly served.
the city on reasonable charges.
The BAR OF the restaurant, ON the main floor, 10
supplied with the very best liquors and the most
competent attendance.
/ respectfully urge my friends to call and see
how completely my cuisine ID maintained In Ill
tronags OF the kind and noble ladies Of Pich.
mond, who shsll Be most happy 70 serve:
myl t.ea 8. ZRfHLLB.
tho SODA-WATER DEALERS,-The
J. subscriber, Is Manufacturers agent, 10 pre-.
Apparatus, with 0snsrato1, Fountains, &C., com.
pists. WILLIAM II. SCOTT,
mys n Drussist
TAR--O barrels Just received on CON.
= sagnDsnt Tor sAls loo ~ ape - L. La
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OFFICE RfcHxoSD AID PxTIRssuas)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RfcHxoSD. Va May 3, 1861.
@Wa Ra IS

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after SUNDAY the sth May, 1857. the TRAINS
on this road will be run ~ folfows:
Leave Richmond daily at s.?o A. II. and as
Leave Petersburg daily at so A. NJ. and s.lo
Pm.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays an &C.
COMMODAfI0N TRAIN will leave Richmond A,
II. 40 A. M, and Petersburg At 10 IS A. N.
The 3.l6 Train connects with the Train for Nor.
folk daily, exc spt on Sundays.
Through tic kets and baggage checked through
TO Norfolk. Pare to Norfolk, PoUR DoLLAks.
z. n. GILL
my Its Engineer and Superintendent
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LUNs, PISTOLS, AND sPORTING

GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
~ kQUlPAENTs.-Bsingd esirous OF rsancina
Cur present a, excellent stock Of GUNS, PIsToLs
have on hand OF those beautiful and hiohIx'we
gI9ysd LAnlkAfED STEEL BRERCH L0AbIH,
yUns-squipmsnts complete, together with othsr
vS,sn have been 90 much admired, and given sush
: Also, smith 4 wssson's and Colts Army and
1 n,,S and other approved PISTOLS, which.
ana sh osdsf shot, Cartridges. Bird.bags. Powder
io.sr. OF asld sport tUfprovids Themselves Win
S.iI , an nssdful = much below FORMER prices
,svaIY sicrs Of JcaS d 4s SIsas cce CO and
49, sasss:.o,s q Mitchell fyisS,
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BOURBON WHISKY, very supe'
D rior article, for sale by
OSCAR CRANE, No. . Exchange Block,
NV al Fourteenth street.
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Coal and Wood.

T,HE DOVER COMPANY OFFER
Il for sale at their yard, on Sixth street between
Canal and Byrd, their superior GOALS o. the ioi'
lowing rates:
Lump, for CRATES.
.' ~, sng,nss 4 50
Pine, for engines and shops. w
Coke for cooking purposes "
psr load OF twenty five bushels, delivered In any
part of the city.
Liberal arrangements will be made with large
consumers of Average and Fine Goals.
mys THOMAS @. JONES. Agent.
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dexter HOUSE, formerly Parish
- House,) Charlottesville; Va, having recently
with new and elegant furniture. IL now prepared
TO give as good acc atoms, and at as eason.
able terms, as any house in any parl OF PIEDMONT
Virginia. JAMES NJ. POINDBXTER Co,
a6 SIN Proprietors.
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SHLAND HOTEL, HANOVEE
"A COUNTY, vA.-The above old-esta at,ns 30
Hotel is open for the Rao ssGT%Rsf FOR the
s1MMER SEASON Every effort will be made 70
make this place cn prp.sINT SIMMER
"" RESORT
for persons desiring retirement and resrsssSTi
Fhi 1Sps,T TVTT DINNER PARTIES or sUPPBRs
fr,n,shed at short notice on reasonable terms.
Orders left at J. R. MouNTcAsTLEs OF hIssUa r,
BERG Co.'s, Broad street, Will meet Will piolp'
attention. u,s w WYATT
an 2O-eod2m mRs. w a. w : = : :.
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TAR-60 barrels Just received on CON
! sisnnsat foS sale loo " cps 4. .. La
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KlRBY, BEARD d CO.'S NEE
ING NEEDLgS-ShsTps, Betwesns, Darners. and
Ground Downs, for tailors' use, just received per
City OF Msnch eater and for sale In uanities 10 spi
purchasers. The attention OF the ladies ana ali
who want really superior article Is rsepectSuiIy
solicited. CHARLES j. SINFoN
apps lass Main street.
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Hardware.

METALLIC TAPE LINES FOR
N1eNGlNEBRs USE-Chesterman's patent, as
sorted lengths, my own Importation, Just 10 hand
CHARLEs J. sINTON,
ap9o IAss Main street.
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is situated, and he may issue new permits cover
ing the separate lots, which must be taken up 10y
the Collector of Customs or the Collector of In
ternal Revenue, as the case may be, as above
directed, cancelled and returned to the Assessor
of the district in which said permits we're issued.
The original permit, as above named must like
wise be cancelled and returned by the Collector
who takes it up to the Assessor of the district in
which it was issued.
The following words must be written or prin-
ted in :ed ink across the face of the permit, viz:
this permit authorizes the transportation of such
bales of cotton only as bear metallic tags, let,ered
and numbered as herein described.
Any person who violates these provisions, or
who conveys, or attempts to convey, from any
State in which cotton is produced, to any port or
place without the United States, any cotton up
on which the tax has Lot been paid, is liable to
penalty of one hundred dollars for each bale of
cotton so conveyed or transported, or attempted
to be conveyed or transported, or to imprson-
ment for not more than one year or both and all
vessels and vehicles employed in such conveyance
or transportation are liable to seizure and forfeit
ure by proceedings in any court of the United
States having competent jursdiction and all cot
ton SO shipped or transported, without payment
of the tax or the execution Transportation bonds
may be forfeited to the United States. 49,. ~
Assessors and Collectors are strictly enjoined
to rgidly enforce the provisions of this sectous
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Through the earnest solicitations of many friends
and my former patrons, | will resume, on The LIST
day of October, 1867 the exercises of Mount Verona
Academy, so pleasantly and conveniently situated
the W., G. & r. Railroad in CASTOR county, N c..
With many thanks for the liberal patronage here o.
fore extended to me, hope to be remembered kindly
by my friends generally, and beg that they will lend
helping hand in building up the School to its
former success and original prosperity.
Charges will be made from time of entrance, with
deduction for loss of time except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness, as follows:
Classics, SIS; Higher English, $40; Primary
English Sc in specie or its equivalent in currency,
for 5 months.
REFEREscEs-Wm Ship, Esq, Dr.. Jos. Graham
and John Springs Davidson, Esq of CASTOR county;
Drs. G L Hunter and w Mclean of Lincoln; Jos.
Duncan, Esq and Gen. Johnston, Charlotte, N.
C , and the patrons generally.
A. J. HARRISON, Instructor.
Sept. %, 1867 3w
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Carolina Female College,
ANSONVILLE, n. G.

ANSONVILLE, N. Q.
This Institution is now open for the reception of
pupils.
thorough course of instruction, both literary and
ornamental.
TERxs-Board, washing, fuel and tuition in Eng
lish branches, Sa2.50, payable one half in advance
the remainder at the end of the session of twenty
weeks. If paid oil in advance SIS. Pupils furnish
lights Sheets towels, pillow cases. and counterpane
r By giving timely notice, pupils will be met at
Monroe. Concord, Salisbury, Cheraw or the head of
the Viii Char. Ruth. Railroad, and conveyed to
the College free Of charge. -ss'
J. f. BLANKENSHIP.
Sept -, 1867. Ina
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CIRCULAR
To the Pastors of Churches IN connection aci
>- the MecklenJurg Bible Society.

To the Pastors of Churches IN connection actth
>.~ the MechlenJury Bible Society,"
" Dear Brethren At the last Annual Conven-
ton of our Bible Society, the members of the
Executive Committee were instructed to proceed
at once in the work of Bible distribution.
We have had this matter under consideration,
and at our next meeting, will determine upon
the employment Of one or more Colporteurs as
circumstances may require. But we will be
obliged to commence the work with an empty
Treasury, and must therefore request that coec-
tons be made in all the churches in connection
with our Society at earlier day as practicable,
and if possible within the month ofOctoher.-
We are sure that no further appeal than this
is necessary, and relying upon your interest in
this important work.
We are, brethren, yours in the Lord,
n. ALDRICH, Chm,
= T. B PRIcE, Sec'y,
Charlotte, Sept. %. of Elk. Com.
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SIcKNEss.-We regret to report tina. tbo
health of our District has not improved siucs
our last issue. There is still great deal If
sickness, principally chills and fever, which
stick TO our people with devotion worthy Of !.
better cause 1t is consoliug, however, to m
nouuce that the diseases now prevalent thouob
troublesome, are not often fatal YorkpiDs
ENQUIRER.
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"Such is the pressure of the times in our
town." said Birmingham manufacturer once
to his London ageut, "that We have good work.
men. who will get up the inside of watch Tor
eighteen shillings.' THAT is nothing CON-
pared to London" replied his friend; 1--WE have
boys here who will get up the inside of . chin
neg for sixpence"
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PERSONAL -Ex-Gov. Vance, of North Caro-
lima, returned from Charleston on Saturday in
company with his Excellency Governor Orr. In
the evening an impromptu but pleasant interview
took place at the residence of Col L d. Childs,
between these gentlemen and Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, Hon. James g. Gibbes, and Mai John S.
Preston. Jr. 1t may be supposed that the ''sit-
uation" was toleraLly we'll reviewed.-C Columbia
Chronicle
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VIRGINIA-Gen. Scho6eld has decided thai
the only restriction imposed upon eligibility to
membership of the State Convention, is hayipv
taken the oath to the U. 8. aud afterwards side5
in the rebellion.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE

CHARLOTTE, n. G.
The next session will commence Tuesday the
lst OF October, and coninne until 30th June, 1865
OFFICERS ISsTRUcToRs.
Rev. r. Burwell, Principal and Instructor in Men,
tai and Nora! Philosophy and Mathematics.
ino B. Burweil, A. ~, Chemistry, Natural PHI
losophy and Ancient Languages.
Mrs u. A. Bnrwell, English branches and Super
inendent Social duties.
Prof A. Baumann, Vocal and Instrumental hnsle'
Prof r. E. Piguet, Drawing, Painting and N0'e'-
Languages. -
Miss Mary Bate, English Branches and F'e"'
Mrs Sally G. White, English Branches -, cuita-
Miss Mary F. Penick, Music on Piano S"D
Miss Ella r. Carson, Music on Piano 500
Terms as heretofore. For Circniar auu o"'1'
logue containing full particulars ADDRESS CON
NV II" Charlotte, n. c.
September 81. 1861
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HEADQUARTERS, 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
Charleston, S c., Sept. Is, 1867.

General Orders, No. &c.
Paragraph II, of General Orders No. 80.
dated May 30, 1867, is modified as follows:
All citizens assessed for taxes, and who shall
have paid taxes for the current year, and Who
are qualified, and have been, or may be duly
registered as voters, are hereby declared qualified
to serve as jurors.
1t shall be sufficient ground Of challenge to
the competency of any person drawn as Juror
that be has not been duly registered as voter.
Such right of challenge may be exercised in be-
half of the people, or of the accused, in all Grim
inal proceedings, and by either party in all civil
actions and procee dings.
ANY requirement OF property qualification
for jurors, in addition to the qualifications here
in prescribed, is hereby abrogated
The Governors Of North and South Carolina.
respectively, are hereby authorized and empow.
cred to order, if il should be necessary, special
terms of courts, to be held for the purpose of
revising and preparing jury lists, aud to pro
vide for sumnouing and drawing Jurors in &C.
cordance with the requirements of this order.
By com'd of Bv't Maj Gen Ed. R. 8. Canby:
LOUIS " CAR1ARo, Aid de Camp.
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TOYS and Yankee Notions

large lot of Toilet and Bar Soap, for sale at
NISBET MAXWELLS.
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large assortment, for sale at
Sept 81 1867. 49, NISBET MAXWELL'S
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large assortment of common and fancy Pipes
for sale at NISBET & MAXWELL'S.
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FARMERS HOTEL.

have opened BOARDING HOUSE in Springs
corner building, over Mr. Sinclair's Sore. Board
and lodging by the mouth day furnished at
reasonable rates. Single meals be had at any
time. Give me "a trial.
Sept. 9, 1867 Am S. A. STUART.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Mr. Mallory, secretary of the late Confederate
navy, has been pardoned. =.
From an authoritative source it is learned
that the President will shortly pardon Alex
ander H. Stephens, late Vice President Of the
Confederacy, upon the recommendation of per
sons of influence and distinguished position.
Gen. Sickles has formally applied for Court
of Inquiry regarding his removal from the COM
mand of the Second Military District and Gen
Grant has recommended that one be granted
him.
Congress convenes in little more than seven
weeks, but long before that time the President
will have the charge and reasons for suspending
Secretary Stanton from the War Department
ready for submission to the Senate as required
by the Civil Tenure Of Office law. The case
made out by the President is an exceedingly
strong one, and the Senate will fnd itself en-
lightened in matters it little dreams of when it
receives the documents in the premises.
Intelligence has been received here to the
effect that the weather. classes of the people OF
North and South Carolina have petitioneG Gen
Canby now in command there, to continue in
force Gen Sickles' Order No. TO- They repre-
sent that if it is rescinded the effect will be to
beggar them, because if their land is put up at
public sale under the present depressed eondi
ton Of affairs there, it will not bring one-half its
real value. The petition has been widely Cir.
culated throughout the two States, and is said
to be numerously signed by prominent men, as
we'll among the negroes as the white land owners
General Candy is not disposed it is said, to undo
any of the acts Of his predecessor. -,
1t is said that Thad. Stevens has the dropsg
of the chest.
A bet was made in Washington, of $4,000
that the Democrats would gain a victory ii
Pennsylvania. :
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THE END OF THE WoRLD.-It is said that the
famous DIR Cumming has found out an error in
the calculations of the Great Miller, Who ran so
many of the American people crazy some twenty
five years ago about the near approach of the
judgement day. We remember that many of
his disciples went out into the graveyards on the
appointed night, and wrapped up in long white
robes, awaited the blast of Gabriers trump 1t
did not sound, however, and so they came home
and went about their business
Miller then put off the final day for two years
longer, and then nine, announcing that each year
prophesied would be positively the last appear
ance of man on this earth. Of course he had
believers enough to credit anything he chose to
forete and on their credulity he made hand
some support by his paper and the contributions
of the faithful
Miller died long ago, and his prophecies bad
died out when this famous Doctor Cumming, the
sensation preacher Of London, took up Miller's
calculations, and by a more exact calculation,
detected an error of only about million of years
or Whereabouts. !.
Some people, however, are rather disposed to
believe that old Miller was not so far wrong after
all, for that the signs Of the times all over the
world are most portentous, and that the period
spoken of in the Revelations is near at hand, when
the Devil is to be let loose over the world and
reign thousand years.
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-A collision has occurred at
Limerick, between the people and soldiers
Seven of the former were bayonetted and one is
dead The soldiers conduct is condemned
The Roman Government is concentrating
troops. Italy is sending troops to the frontier.
Troops have left France for Rome. ~-,'
A Florence dispatch says that Garibaldi has
been captured by the Italian forces, when cross
ing the frontier, and is confined in Alessand1ia,
with his Italian companions as prisoners. afhere
is intense excitement. ~
Bismarck has declared, in North German Par
lament that if the German nation wished to
unite, there is no power strong enough to prevent
the union.
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Coffee, Sugar and Molasses,

Coffee, Sugar and MOiasses,
full stock Of all grades. for sale at
NISBET & MAXWELLS.
Sole Leather.
1000 pounds good Sole Leather for sale at
NISBET & NAXW ELLIS.
Glass Jars,
Gallons and Half Gallons, for sale at
NISBET Il NAXWELL'S.
Tobacco. Snuff and Cigars,
OF the best brands, for sale at
NISBET & MAXWELLS.
Pipes.
large assortment of common and fancy Pipes,
for sale at NISBET & MAXWELLS.
Scan.
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Tobacco. snuff and Cicar
Pipes,

OF the best brands, for sale at
NISBET & MAXWELL'S
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full stock of all grades. for sale at
NISBET MAXWELL'S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-12

UTILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL
w Courts Of this City and State, and Of Wash
iugton Territory. All kinds of claims and demands
notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc..
collected on commission, by suit solicitation.
Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid
Buildings rented, aud rents collected on commits.
sion.
Titles to Real Estate searched, and abstracts
made.
ALSO
AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news.
papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad
Tertisements solicited,
I1-All collections promptly remitted.
OFFICE-No. 96 Front street. Portland.
Y2n27n
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1at prenium ......Sz
James Nixon for boar, mos and not 1-year,
"a premium.
O. p. Burkhart, for sow, 2-years old and upwards
lst
James Nixon, for sow. mos old aud upwards
Ast premium. ..s.ts'S@
c. p. Burkhart, for litter of six pigs under mos
lst premium.
swEEP STAKES.
Nimrod Price, for boar, f-year old and up
wards...
Jesse Parrish, for boar, l-year old and up
wards.
Nimrod Price, for sow, 1-year old and up
Jesse Parrish, for sow, l-year old and up
wards..,..., sS<-0V
Nimrod Price, for fat hog, l-year old and up
~
- Total preaiuals fer hogs, $50 so.