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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01
NEW YORK.

Meeting Of the Tax Equalization Board mt
Albany-The Citizens Association TO Open
the ArKument-The Democratic State Com
ventiOn.
ALBANY, August 81, 1869.
The Board OF Equalization OF Taxes for the State
OF New YORK meets here to-day at Stanwix Hall.
The several counties represented by their local
officers. The Citizens Association of New York city
commences its argument to-day by counsel before
the Board for the purpose Of obtaining q reduction
OF the tax OF New York city.
The Democratic Central Committee to-day selected
Syracuse as the place. and september 22 as the tme
for holding the state Convention.
The Spiritual Association ut Buffalo.
BUFFALO, August 81, 1859.
The annual gathering OF the American Spiritual
Association took place at Kremn Hail. in this city,
to-day. About 200 delegates are present. represent
ing associations from Massachusetts, New York,
Vermont, New jersey Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Kansas After the transaction OF routine bust
ness the Convention adjourned until tomorrow.
The session Will probably occupy three days.
Charges Against a Bank Cashier in Albany.
ALBANY, August 81, 1869.
There Is trouble in the First National Bank OF this
city with the ciNhier, Adam Van Allen, q gentleman
who has for many years borne the highest reputa-
tOn He Is IN the city and says he intends to remain
aud face all charges which may be brought against
hun. The directors are investigating the matter.
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Omcial Denial.

PARIS, August 81, 1859.
A note from the American Legation contradicts
the report which prevailed here on Sunday that
dangerous conspiracy had been discovered on
board the frigate Sabine and pronounces the story
utterly without foundation.
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Eugcnie's Tour.

PARIS, August 81, 1869.
The Empress Eugene will remain at Ajaccio a day
or two She will return to Paris some time between
the Sd and the 9th OF September
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Just Out-Chcrry Pcctoral Troches, for
HENRY, No. College place.
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A. Everde!ps. 500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Waiting Cards. Monognms Crests Society Badges Inf
tailed Note Paper The finest In the city.
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GERMANY.
Prusso.Austrian Politics.

FruBsO.Austr1an Politics.
LONDON, August 81, 1889.
It Is said that the quarrel between Austria and
Prussia Is likely 70 be amcaby settled. Baron Beust
has made friendly 0vertures to the Prussan govern.
ment.
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LONDON, August 81, 1859.
Messrs LOring, Fay and Blaikie. OF the Harvard
Club Mr.. Elliott, their boat builder, and Mr.. Tick.
nor return to New York on the steamer City Of Ant
Werp, which sails tomorrow.
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New Remedy for Colds and Sore ThrOat-
Cherry Pectora Troches. None quick none a
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Far ROckaway Beach.
The South Side Railroad have completed their Branch u
Far Rockaway Beach, which will be opened Thursday,
sept2
Excursion tickets 81 which will sntle the holder 10
Free Lunch and Cambake this day. Trains leave from
Roosevelt and Grand Streets New York at and 10 A. NJ
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Ladies' Hair Examined Carefully, by DIR.
GRANDJEAN, the only who can give true and useful
advice $50 years. practice), Astor place.
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A.-Burnett's FIcriunel; nm EXQUISITE Per-
resembling the fresh orders of bouquet Has
equal and is for sale by all druggists
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Ont TO-day--Cherry PectornI Troches. They
will cure your Cold, Sore Throat or bronchitis.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Ennmeiled also the Pre-
paratIon for sale, with Instructions by M. LAUSSON 100
ilroa dwav
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neaness quckness and despatch twenty-five per cent
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
&ENT,97 Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing EstaolishmeniH
Nassau street.
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GOurnud's Oriental Creum, 81 80 Per BOT.
tie. IS Bond street. late Of 453 Broadway druggss
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lSOyal lnvhnu LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The hi c paid for Doubloona
sndal kinds OF Gold sad Siivor
TAYLOR Il CO. Bankers IL Wa lstrset N. X.
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Relations with Egypt.

CONsTANTIN0PLE, August 81, 1859.
Ismail Pacha Mas begun his preparations for the
voyage to this city.
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First Time.-TO-dny the Cherry PcctOrnl
Troches and Sore Throat, offered for sale
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Cristad0r0's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-SO
and applied his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House,
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan JOt
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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Cherry PectOrnl Trocbes are Something
new, good and pleasant for a Cold Sore Throat
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3,806
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-25
$1,000 X E w A r D.!
STATE Of NEVADA: !
EXECUrI DEPARTMENT. {

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN NE
- vested. by the p~t tuition ard laws # y E.
va'a j. Theud re % Edwards, Acting Governor
# sal state do hereby tffer "a rewafd to be paid
by said State, of ONE TIL =. s d DOLLARS, IN
gold IN II the United SIa'eS, for the a rest and
cnnv ction OF the uTd-rer any one of the
mHrdrre's, + 'ir- lSC LA NiEF RD VIII,
Was killed by sdne person or p rsons unknown,
near lea Creek, at he resi- renee in Urmsby
Z nniy, Nesa "A, on I e 9th day of July, A d.
1868.
49,. In testimony whereof l nave here
[ ! unto set my b md ,bd Caused to b..
SEAL aifiyeI tie Great .eal If the State of
J New ,dt b tie at Iar,,n City July
*o-r 2lst, D. is O.
THE ID d. EDWARD
atfesI: A. ins bOv.rnor uf Nevada.
Z SorEwARE. cr-firy # >t,f-.
By CH,sLLs RrIS, Deputy #
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$500 K L WAR D.!

Carson TY, q N>BY CoUN1Y,l
August 2, 1879
'l'HE BOARD aF CoU ~ ,oa.4IS ,IONERS
l # orpl-hy g unity hereby fer a REWARD
Of FIVE iU DR. D So COLLAR TO be % I'D
IS other in ebtedne : oi sal 9 unity il pad for
the arrest a d c.rivicti IF the mur er or any
Of the murjere o. VI 5 Pri>' la " ,llfprd VIII
Wa ell near letr reek at her re dence in
tiriieby unly, Ne,a a. the tth day If Jul,
A 1879. By "IGef II The Kn4rd
=. !. EDW tRDS. Clerk
BY X. X PsRKIN>c Drput, au;rf
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.I,nIs CELEBRATEDINsTIIuTE

l ha> enjoyed tnls sst an uninterrupted
success OF eighteen years and has become one Of
the IN celebrated Institutes of the age
The great number 'tusiiy received and cured,
place it polnt of number If patients among the
first of the world and the success of it. treat
md IL,
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F. z @ n G h l. u N "a r.
Or. tkMALE MnNTuLN PILL-

These Pills ara now ackn wirdged by the Nefi-
cal fraternity 10 be The "n1y safe mild and eff
cacl"us eemedy 20 he depended on in long anding
Cases . suppression. irregUlarity r stopping OF
fhr functions of Rrfu'e the neglect Of which j.
the source of suh deplorabIe effects on the female
frame. In no case -h,,u these Pill, be ken
"hen the patient has reas To- believe she il
sNcIE TIE Price s.. Remit the amount as above
AMI rhev will be "rwar. ed with fall directions
use, CURED Ar HOWE
Patients res'dins in part of The State how
ever distant VIII may sire medical advice on
Their re- ect'v' case, and WIN think proper sub
init written stat, mrnt of such IN prefer, ence to
hhiulng persona int -rview are assured that their
-""t'''tiun- vii be held most sncreai
-~~ r-:tsrs an Elo n2y NUS he addressed
BENZ +. ! 'SSELY> Nd, Tstamp
6lS S'crsm ento street
between Mon gomery nd Kearney,
OF San Francisco. Cal.
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All in affctiou can find i'll him one who can feel
| and simpathiZe with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose crecy the utmost confidence can
be placed C, nsutat on BY Letter or Otherwise
FREE. Seeaddres- below.
The ~lebrnie ed Fe m n lie II ~ m e les.
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions of DR..
Yonng have now obtained most extended popr
larity. and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest rem dies for the com laints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruing testi
monials of their Efficacy declared them to be pre-
-minently superior to heIr action.
No LAZY should he without these Renovating
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by m ill Express TO any part of the
State.
GREAT FEMALE NEnICINE.
The Greatest Discovery IF this or any otter Age
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be fund of essential value to
those whose mean. health, or other crcumstan
ces do not permit th-m TO incr+use the number of
theit family witnout IntoHvenienre. suffering. and
PERHAPS risk of life This preparation new safe.
infaii be. convenient and simple and cannot in-
Inre the heath nt the most decare Ii cuI tails
ally Con idered ii Is If he high-s utility, and sus
tanned by he sound-st prtnci pies f prnden and
virtue. Their use -hnuli he av iied at certain
times Price Sl0 a box Sent 10 any part Of the
oast p 'rf-cily safe from suspicion
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express, addressed
to BENZ JpSEELYN VI. y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

The following note, dated U. S. Senate
Chamber, Washington City, Dec. Gath,
is published in the Portland Commercial
of the 18th inst, with the following COM
ment: I've have received from friend
the following letter for publication. 1t
shows hat there is something in the wind !:
DEAR SIE:-I am in receipt of your
letter Of November 18th, relating to the
Postofficc in Portland
am unable to say now whether a
vacancy will occur or not, but in case one
should, | have agreed to favor the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Wakefield.
Yours, GEO. III. WILLIAMS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16
SMALL Pox AND SCARLET FEyEn

OMALl1 IA AMI OGAhl4t1I fEN En-
As the whole country is in fever of cx-
citement in relation to this dreaded.
loathsome disease, which is now affecting
the inhabitants OF various porto of our
State, the publication of a preventive or
cure will be hailed with delight by the
public Below we give recipe, pro-
mulgatcd By TIE :nost scientific school of
medicine in the ld-Paris-which is
said to be sure panacea, both in small
pox and scarlet fever, never falling in
the former disease, even though the
pittings are filing. When learned phys
icians have said the patient must die, this
recipe has been used as a last resort, aud
has effected cure in every instance 1t
is very simple. and perfectly harmless
when taken by a well person. Here is
the recipe:
Sulphatc OF zinc, one grain fox glove,
| (disitalis) cne grain; half tcaspoonfu
Of sugar mix with two tablespooniuls ol
water For an adult, one spoonful every
| hour; for child, smaller doses, accord
ing to age. The disease will disappear
| In twelve hours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

NUMBER OF CnILDREN.-A. n.
Arnold, Esq, Clerk of School District
No. 5, has kindly furnished US with a
statement of the number Of children
in his district. The whole number
of children in said district-the ma
jority residing in Albany-betwcen the
ages of four and twenty-one, is 4O6
One hundred and ninety-eight of these
are males; two hundred and eight are
females-being ten more females than
males The increase in the total number
since last report is thirty.
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THURSDAY EVENING, ia,


Council met. Present-Mayor, STAN
ard; Councilmen, Comley, Nixon,
Hackleman, Cundif, Mealey, Marshall.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
The Committee on Printing reported
that they had conferred with the two
editors of this place in regard to the city
printing; that Mr.. Van Cleve (of the
REGIsTER) proposed to do the same
amount Of printing that the city city had
done last year for the sum of $50, and
proposed to do the same amount of print
ing that the city had done last year, for
the sum of $75.
On motion the report was received and
the Committee discharged.
On motion the contract for doing the
city printing for the ensuing year was
awarded to Messrs. Abbott & Brown, for
the sum of $75, to be paid quarterly, they
to do the same amount of printing that
they did for the city last year.
The Recorder reported that he had
made arrangements with Mr.. Whitney
for the use of the room now occupied by
the Council, for the sum of So so per
month.
The Committee appointed to procure
Health Officer, reported that they had
procured the services of DIR. w. Lister
as such officer, as long as required by the
Council.
On motion it was ordered that DIR
Lister be continued as Health Officer
until the next regular meeting of the
Council for which he shall be entitled
to receive 50 per day. Council adjourn
ed.
L. w. DOOLITTLE, Recorder.
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LEMON TREE HEDGEs.-The Sacra-
nento Record and the Los Angeles Neecs
agree in saying that there are no finer
plants for hedges than the China lemon
tree. Aside from the profit, the tree is
umbrageous, comes to maturity In three
years, and from its thorny character will
effectualiy keep out cattle, etc. It can
be grown from the cuttings and seed.
There is said to be nothing more beautiful
than hedge of these trees laden with
ripe fruit, and it is certainly more valu-
able than Usage orange or cottonwood.
AS the Usage orange has generally proven
failure in this valley, and as we are in
about the same latitude with China, it is
probable that the lemon tree would thrive
well here. Fencing is main item OF
expense in opening and keeping up farms
in many places through the valley, and
if this plant can be successfully grown as
a hedge, it is an item of economy to our
farmers to know it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER ACTIVE

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER ACTIVE
The steamer Active, of 2. I. Co.'S line,
on her way to Eugene City, met with an
accident on Wednesday morning, at
Bowers woodward, a little more than a
mile from this city. In swinging out
from the wood yard she struck the body
of a tree that projected from the bank
and was under the water. tearing hole
in her hull. She was Immediately
beached, and the Fannie Patton came
up and took off her freight, which re-
ceived no serious damage. The Active,
after being unloaded, proceeded down the
river to lay UP for repairs.
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PAID INTO THE STATE TREASURY
On Wednesday last, Capt. Shields, our
gentlemanly County Treasurer, paid into
the State Treasury at Salem. the sum of
ST 900 coin, part of the State indebted
ness of Linn county for the year 1868
leaving a balance of S1l,0 900 still due,
which must be paid into the State Treas
ury by the 1st of February next The
Pomeroy trial seriously interferred with
and delayed the collection of taxes by the
Sheriff, otherwise the whole amount due
the State by the county would have been
paid in ere this The taxes levied for
the year 1868 amounted to IL mills on
the dollar, as follows: State, 81 mills;
county, 81 mills; school, 2 mills. The
Assessors books show a decrease in the
valuation of property since 1867, of near
half million dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

LosT.-Mr. Wadsworth lost on Fri
day or Saturday of last week, a diamond,
(for cutting glass; with white ivory handle.
The finder will be suitably reward
ed upon leaving it at this office or at his
shon
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

Reports that one or more cases of
small pox had reached this city, are false
and without any foundation whatever.
The health in this city was never better
than at present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

New ARRIvALs.-Th wife of our
friend and host of the Pacific Hotel, OF
this city, J. B. Sprenger, Esq, presented
him with another pledge of her affections,
in the shape of bouncing girl baby, on
Wednesday last.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

DRAMATIC TRoUPE.-The Salem ORA.
matte Troupe announce their intention Of
playing in Albany some night next week
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

PEST HcusE.-The Committee ap-
pointed by the Mayor, consisting of
Mcssrs. Hackleman, Comley and Mealey,
to procure suitable building for pest
house, have purchased a house and
Il or 10 acres of ground, Of Jack Payton,
about one mile and a quarter north east
Of the Court House. 1t is a good COM
Portable house, containing four rooms, and
plenty of water and wood on the premises.
The price paid was s275, which we con
slider cheap indeed. The Committee de-
serve the thanks Of our citizens for the
energy they have displayed in the mat
ter. The house will be put in Immediate
order for the reception of patients.
[Sinee writing the above, We Learn
that the agent in whose hands the above
property was left for disposal, refuses t,
make deed to the city for the same
aud that the city has only rented tn,
property. This answers all practical pur
poses, howeyer.l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

DENIEs.-The Oregonioa denies the
statement that the ocean steamer, Cont
mental, on her last trip to Portland
brought several cases of small pox to that
city
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

CALENDAR.-For a neat and handy
calendar, issued by the Phoenix Insurance
Company, we are indebted TO Messrs.
Russell & Elkins, agents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

FAIR Days WoRK.-Speaking Of
game, there seems to be an unlimited
amount of it in this valley As for
instance: A youth, living short dis
tance from this city, took down his gun,
one day not long ago, and started on a
hunt. He struck little prairie at the
foot of the hills, and coming toward him
he espied deer He shot at and killed
it. He had hardly succeeded in getting
his gun loaded, when following IN the
first ones tracks appeared another deer,
which he shot and killed; then third
deer stalked into view, which he likewise
slew Thinking three venison were
enough for one boy, he took the trail for
home, but was intercepted by bear,
which he killed and added to his stock
of game. The time occupied in the kill
ing was about twenty minutes, and it
wasn't very good day for hunting,
either.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

ENDED.-Thc second trial of the late
Postmaster of Portland, E. G.. Randall,
for robbing the mails, ended last week.
The jury brought in verdict of guilty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

LETTER LIsr.-The list of letters re-
naming in the postoffices of Lebanon and
Scio, crowded out of our last issue, (for-
gotten) appear in our columns to-day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

Meetings continue to be held nightly
in the NJ. E. Church of this city, with
good results.
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Yesterday (Friday) was, in the main, a
beautiful, genial, spring-like day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

Our New DEsK.-We have a bran
new office desk, presented to us by that
prince of cabinet-makers, Charles Mealey,
ESQ. It is the ncatest, handiest, shiniest
Office desk anywhere-just the thing we
have been wanting for this long time.
Mealey & Go. manufacture and have for
sale all kinds of cabinetware, etc., which
for durability, style and neatness OF
finish, are not excelled anywhere They
put up good work at astonishingly low
prices, as all who call at their warerooms
and examine the goods on sale, will
acknowledge. Call at their mandatory
corner Broad Albin and First streets, and
look through their stock.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16


SUDDEN DEATH IA gain we are called
upon to chronicle the sudden death of an
old and respected citizen Of Linn county.
On last Monday evening Dir. Louis
Churchill, living about eight miles from
this city, attended church 4 short dis
tauce from his residence. After church
was over, aud when upon his return
home, the night being very dark, Mr..
Churchill fell over stump or log, from
the effects of which he died in about
sixteen hours thereafter Dr. Rice and
other physicians We're called in to admin
lister to the wants of the sufferer, and
although all was done that medical
science and skill suggested to save life,
nothing could be done to stay the hand
of death; the fat had gone forth, and
after suffering the most intense agony
till about the middle of the next day, the
spirit of the poor sufferer was freed from
its frail tenement of clay, and took its
flight into the unknown future Mr.
Churchill leaves large family and
numerous friends to mourn his loss.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

THE MONEY ORDER SYSTEM
During the first year of the operations Of
the money order system the total trans
missions were some s6,000,000, while
during the second year the amount in.
creased to SIS, 100000. There are now
probably 1900 money order Offices, and
the business OF transmitting money by
postal or money orders is rapidly increas
ing. The fee for transmitting moneys BY
such orders has been reduced nearly one
half, now being but 25 cents for $50
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

BoRN.-To the wife of J. E. Smith
on the 18th, boy
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

AGENTS. Nessrss. Skinner s Robb
arc authorized to act as agents in procur-
ing advertising and subscriptions for the
REGISTER in Portland, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16


NAVIGATION oF Lone ToM.-The
citizens of Monroe, Benton county, as
we are informed by Mr.. Backcnsto, are
engaged In clearing Long Tom river of
snags and everything that impedes navi-
CATION to that village, a distance of seven
or eight miles from lis mouth. The op-
position has promised, as soon as the
Long Tom is cleared, to send steamer
to Monroe and carry away surplus pro-
duce, and all those wishing to take ride
on steamboat. Success to the river i'm
provement, say we. Monroe is thriv-
ing little town, and her citizens full of
enterprise. They have frst-class water
mill in full operation there, which is turn
ing out superior article of -four. Her
citizens are determined to open the Long
Tom to navigation, if muscle and money,
literally applied, will accomplish it; and
it is thought no difficulty will be expert
cnced by our steamers in reaching that
point after the Instructions are removed.
Bully for Monroe.
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