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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

PErERs' MUSICAL MoKTHLT.-We have re-
ceived the March No. of this handsome mag
azinc, Published by J. L. Peters, 5429, Now
YORK It contains several pages Of bcauti-
full new music-both instrumental and bal
lads. The reading matter is sprightIy and
interesting to all classes of readers All
patrons Of music should subscribe for the
tsNusical Monthly" Price, So per year
SAMPLE copies, 80 cents. Persons desiring
them can have the estate Rights Democrat
and Musical Monthly one year fer 81, so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

DISTRICT scHOOL.-The Albany District
School opened on lest Monday with lis
scholars under the supervision of Mr., Tay.
lor, with Miss Selma Newman as assistant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

MEAr-At the new market of Riley &
Co..caa be found everything in the meat line
-bologna sausage included.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

ILL.--Wo regret to announce that Hon. Geo. R.
Helm b as been for several days confined to his
bed With an attack Of pleurisy. His physician
thirks ae will be ont again in 5 few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17
Salem, March 2s, 1869.

A ScnKw IousE.-Ke dislike to eeaplain
of the action of our postmasters; but some
official is very much at fault. We wrote an
important business letter on the ID of April,
to our agent in Portland and he did not re.
ceiye il till the 10th instant whereas he
should have received it the next day after il
was written. 4 gentleman living in Port.
land. whose wife is now in Albany, On q Sis-
1t to her friends, after waiting several days
and receiving no letters from her, came up
to Albany when he learned that she had
xritten no less than FIVE letters to him but
not one had he received. On the 30th OF
last March gentleman Of this city wrote to
physician in Eola,-only twenty miles dis
tant from Albany,-On important business ;
the letter reached its destination the next
day; but the letter in reply was only fftesn
days in reaching Albany.
These and kindred facts prove that thore
is big postal screw loose somewhere, and
some. facts in our possession point to the
postmaster at Salem as the culpable party.
The wrongs are very grievous, and ought
;mme5iately 70 be remedied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

BOARD OF EQUALIzATIos.-City tax-pay.
ers viii recollect that on next Thursday
evening the Common Council meets for the
purpose of equalizing the assessment roll Of
the city and redress all grievances of that
nature Now is your chance to get "satis-
faction =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

Carlotta writes letters to Maximillian
every day. They are said to be charm
ingly composed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

A monthly satirical journal, called the
Capital, is threatened in Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17

The ladies, too, are said to have very gen
orally accepted PLANTATION BITTERs as a
means of reIieTing the nervous debility and
arrangement of the circulation, to which 50
many Of the sex are liable. It is certainly
an agreeable restorative-so palatable in
deed, that it may properly be ranked among
the Cordials. It's medicinal ingredients,
about which TO mystery is made, comprise
some of the finest tonics and alternatives oi
the vegetable kingdom, and the vehicle in
which these are administered. pure St.
Cro;x Rum, is undoubtedly the most harm.
less and nutrimental Of alcoholic stimulants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17
CHURNl CHURN! CHURN II!
Something for Everybody that has Cow
HOLLOW DASH
ATMOSPHERIC CmURN

Patented By ". c. Bell. ofIlis.. March ~. ises.
Persons wishing for . churn that will SpsratS
saslly, chuTn cream In Eve minutes sud milk Ia
ten minutes and that cannot easily get cut Of or.
der. will do we'll 10 address the undsEsignsd, ai
Seo, Linn county. Oregon or what IL better. come
nad sso the ChuFn for yourselves. Where this Il
not convenient send for sample churn. Persons
wishing counsy Right viii do well 70 call soon,
as the territory Is being rapidly taken.
D0RRIS q THoRP,
Seio, Linn Co., og'n.
r. q. The Hollow Dash churn 10 enderssd by
And yisinity
ia. A.PENSEBAKRR, ". C. MILLER,
THo5. DoSAHoo, r. NUMBERS.
T. SHIELDS, II. y. SHIELDS,
c. cLYMER.
6sis, April 10, 1909. vGss4u
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Our stssk ef
PARL0R, HALL AND BOX STOVES,
IL nsp and will be kept very eonpisss, and en-
brace many Of the most beaatifai pattsras.
Also large atcek Of
Orens, Iron Kettles, Iron Tea. Kettles, Sad
Irons, Brass and Enanelcd Kstties,
Fire Dogs, i2sopeis and 16ngs,
WappIe Irons, de-, DE.
or Plsnlshod and Japaasd Goods Ss have COED
asssrinent. We have. for farmers,
Matt. Ellis Farmers Boilers
And very large assortment Of Pores
and Lin Pnmpa and
coWAN'S PITCHER PUMPS /.
--orn sTocK or
IT T M w "A r Z.
viii alvey. b0 found most complete. embracing
everything wanted By housskeepers and eta
srs. and viii be found Of . superior
quality, manufaetnrs
Aona other than the
best brands ef
TIN PLA TEL
Aud We WARRANT our ware not 10 leak I
REPAIRING
will receive prompt attention. and viii be executed
In neat and workman-liks manner.
Those who arc wanting goods In our line win end
IL vastly to their advantage 70 give us . call
before purchasing elsewhere, as cur fncil-
ities for buying and manufacturing
enable US to give customers
Q largo percentage In
quality and prices.
Dealers viii be supplied at the lowest pessI-
bic rates. and goods packed and
shipped with dispatch.
DseS'esy1Hlstf. T. ". SPHINX . co. .
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NEW YORK CRY.
NEW Y0RIS- nhn

NhW AuhhI bSC' 90
The last Of the Spanish guuboalt
allied yesterday.
brigham Young, Jr., did not address
the MOrln0ns In Williamsburg yesler>
day aa advertised. he having been Gail
ed 10 Philadelphia 10 persuade his third
wife who had left him, to return TO hIs
seraSllo. She refused, however.
Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher eulogIzed
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton In his dis.
course at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
yesterday.
DIR. ThOmAs o. MolTatt, Chief Ply
sician OF the seamen'6 retreat, on STA
ten Island, died yesterday, in the 18th
year OF his age.
ln many OF the churches yesterday,
sermons were preached urging abstain.
ance from intoxicating beverages on
New Years day.
The new Chapel OF the Seventh Ave-
nue NJ. Il. Church, In Brooklyn, was
dedicated yesterday. The building aud
furniture cost about 100000.
In ST. James Church yesterday, the
evergreen decorations caught fire, and
there was Il panic among the cOngre.
CATION. -
Sanitary Inspector, DR.. Frnnk j.
Randall. died ut his residence In this
city, on Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Cox, father Of the Bishop,
has Just married belle OF this city.
Gen. Frank +. Blair has connected
himself with n prominent insurance
company, In this city, aud will, pr0ba.
bly,, soon establish his residence here,
The steamship Mississippi from New
Orleans arrived this morning.
A number OF prominent citizens left
for Washington last night, to attend
the iuHeral and services OF Tx .Spcrs.
Lary Stanton.
Geo. Frances Train delivered one OF
his Characteristic hRrrangues ut Tam
many Hall, last night,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.

On Thursday night burglars entered
the house OF James ID. StebblnB, q man
eighty years Of age, who resides one
mile east OF Clinton, Madison county,
New York. A struggle ensued between
the parties and the robbers len the old
man lying insensible on tho kitchen
floor. lie died about 0 o'clock Sunday
evening. Two men named Sweeney
and Rush have been arrested on
suspicion.
A case has come 10 light where the
agent OF u prominent South American
Republic, who WAS deputed 10 come Ia
thls country 10 purchase gunb0Rts,
has been swlndled out nearly million
dollars In bonds by pretended ship brO~
kers.
Generals Banks and Burnside sailed
from Liverpool Saturday, on the
steamship Java.
In MapleVllIe, Rhode Island, one day
last Week, Charles Murphy, II wool
Eorter, had an alteration with his son
aud cut bis throat 30 badly that he
died soon after. The murderer eS-
capped.
Barnum's edition OF the Cardiff
Giant, which reached Chicago, Su nday,
MA the Michigan Central Railroad,
was discovered, on opening the box :,
with ltB head or, and otherwise mu-
tllated. 1t wall take some days 10 res
pair damages.
Rev. Arthur Swasey, pastor for ten
years past OF tue Third Presby IerlAn
Church OF Chicago, preached his fare.
we'll sermon, Sunday. He la to take
charge Of the new Presbyterian organ
TO he started there.
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HARD TO KILL.
A Knife Plunged TO the IIIIt Through
n Mans Temple.
II Takes the PuII Strength OF Five
Men 10 Extract It.
Ho Laughs ana jokes Under the
Operation.

From ihG Cncinnatt Gdztike.
A row and remarkable case of stab.
bling took place Christmas. Rt seven
O'Clock In the evening, on Broadway,
near Eighth street, In front Of lilOch's
second hand store. Jerry HOrgan was
found lying there, with u knife buried
10 the hilt In his LETT temple. He was
unable 10 speak, and WIS thought TO be
dying. Restoratlvea revived him, and
he was taken 10 the Cincinnati Hos
pital. Here be WAS unusually face.
tions In his talk.
man,
You're worth two dead men, replied
the doctor.
WELL said he, Il nIn't 1T To diC. I'm
too big II sinner
While the surgeons were preparing
to extract the knife he kept opening
anu shutting the part which stuck Out
OF his head. Il Just want to zee how Il
feels. II don't hurt u bit, but seems
like ! had two heads. Well, An Irish.
man Ii hard 10 kill. We're u tough set.
Life sticks TO uB mighty Close.'
When the surgeons got ready for
work and found II impossible 10 ex.
tract tho blade by hand, they laid the
man on u couch upon the floor and
with the left side OF his head upper
most. Three men with might and
main held his head down. Tue enyln.
eer brought his pipe tOngs in TO grasp
the hllt OF the knife. This gave sort
OF auRur handle for tho surgeon and
engineer TO pull by. All things ready,
the surgeon and engineer took hold
each with both hands, and Juggling
steadily with all their power, against
three pairs OF hands holding the head
down. the knife came out with II Jerk,
thanks 10 a rlv0t OF good true steel.
uorgan bore II without tlInchinG, ex-
claiming when the feat was acCom>
plished, Now my two heads have come
together md II feels good
The weapon was common two.
bladed pocket knife, the blade used
well worn. II penetrated two and u
half Inches, The optic nerve IL not IN +.
jured. II IL thought that Horgan IL In
no danGer-that, on the contrary, he
will recover without difficulty.
How the affair took place, why and
who drove the knife through HOrRan's
skull, Is II secret locked In his chest and
he refuses to surrender the keys. This
much he reveals: He WAS drinking and
oarOusing all Christmas with Il party.
In the evening the party were In u IOr-
ensic mood, Wrath mingled in the
discussion. The logic OF cold steel and
mighty muscle cut short the debate,
closed II, nnd broke up the assembly.
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New York CattIe MnrkNt.

NEW YORK, Dec. q.
A dull trade 10 expected during the
holidays. The warm rain OF tO,day
further depreSses the market.
CATTLE-Beeves count up $50 ioI
the week and 2,7OO to-day; sales slow;
prices scarcely as good as on Friday
for the same quality; no very extra cat.
tie on sale; best 10 cwt. grades selling
at l7Xc; prime Hteera at 100; medium al
l4al5c, and lowest grades at llal21<c.
The market averaged l4Xc, but the
stock was not all sold. Meats yield 10
poultry this week. Sales 1877 Texans,
5A owt., at 12Kc: 1l2 Indiana, OK cWt.,
l4AlGI6; IS Canada and Ohio; 6H cwt.,
lSc: 100 Kentucky, s cwt., 1611al711fc so
Indiana, OK oWt,, l4al5c.
SHIRP-Uunchauged, with 10000 for
the week aud 5000 to>day. Most OF
medium lots sell at 5II<a6c; thin at liza
exc; prime ut 6ISA7c; u lot Of 123 pound
Canadas and a car Of 50 pound State
Rold At 70; car OF l05 pound Canadas
7Hc; 2 cars OF Ohio 70 pound 6kc.
HoGs-Foot up ,460 for the week; ;
trade very dull and depressed; live
quoted ut 81 Ifal0kc; 4 car 22S pound
Michigan selling at 1870; u car OF Iii
pounds ut 9Nc. City dressed fell to l3c
10 day; western dressed TO 12al24c.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINo1NNATL Dec. q.

CINCINNATI, Dec. q.
GRAIN-Whest-Dull and unchanged
Corn and OAts-Not mnch doing. Rye
-90S06c. Barley-Dull ut 81 25Rl 80 fol-
fail.
COTTON AND FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Unsettled; offered at 93c;
buyers ask 9ia95c.
HOus-Firmer and higher al 50 Goa
10 10; receipts 4 1000 for three days.
PRovIsIoNs-Green Meats-Held nj
$40 1Sal5OO: market firm and nothing
done. Mess Pork-Flrmer; sales at
O'Clock this afternoon held at $2S so.
L9rd-Sold at lG4l7c for prime steam
and kettle, but both are now held at
Xc higher. Bulk Meats and BAcOn---
Dull and nomInally unchanged.
BUTIER-Fitm At 30a35C.
OILs-Linseed-SSc.
GgooRRIRs-Unchanged.
GOLD-120 buying.
. EXJHANuR-Dull,
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BX TELEGIsAPH.
THE rusERAL or MIR. STANTON
wAsuISaToN, Dec. 27.

WAsnISaroN, Dec. 27.
The funeral of the late Edwin N.
Stanton, tO>day, was very largely at
tended. Tho services were merely
those presented by the Protestant EpIs-
copal Church, which were performed
by the Rev. DR.. Starkie, OF the Church
OF the Epiphany, OF which the deceased
was member, assisted by Rev. DR..
Pinckney, of the Church OF Ascension,
and Rev. DR.. Sparrow, principal OF the
Alexandria Theological Seminary
Among those present were President
Grant and the officers OF his household, ,
Vice President Colfax aud the Senators
and Representatives now In the city,
the members OF the Cabinet, Judges
oi the Supreme and District courts,
and officers Of the army on duty In the
War Department, and the principal
officers representing the army, navy
and marine service.
General Candy was with the family OF
the deceased. The mother Of Mr.. Stan.
ton who arrived to-day WAS in COM
pany with Gen. T. T, Echert. The
Diplomatic Corps was represented by
Minister Thornton and others. The
city Council, members of the Bar and
"a large number OF other CitiZsns were
also in attendance. Only q few init.
mate friends OF tho family were prlvi~
legged 10 see the face OF the deceased,
previous 10 closing The coffin In the
chamber where Mr.. Stanton died. At II
O'Clock, q body Of one Sergeant, one
Corporal and eight u1en OF Battery F.,
9th Artillery, In full uniform, brought
the coffin from the chamber 10 the par-
lor, and subsequently, bore It 10 the
heRrse.
The floral display was the most
Imposing ever Witnessed In this city on
similar occasions. The coffin being
covered with Wreaths, crosses and
bOquets OF the choiSest varieties
OF flowers; among the tributes wAS u
beautiful cross rendered by Secretary
Fish; another magnificent crown sur
mounted with cross formed OF white
Japanicas and dimmortelles, bearing up.
on 1t card upon which was written
tho words with Mrs. Il. Chandler's
love;' other floral offerings were accom-
panied with cards with like express
sions OF affection and coincidence. A
delegation from the Union League
| Club OF New York, arrived this morn
Ing to attend the funeral. 1t consists
OF Judge Davis, George w. Collyer and
Howard Potter. There were probably
q hundred hacks besides many private
carriages In the procession. The
hearse was drawn by four Rr9y
horses. Although II WAS raining,
thousands OF persons gathered in the
immediate vicinity OF the residence OF
the deceased 10 witness the proceed
lnGs attendant on the funeral. The
policemen In force kept the pave
menLs and carriage ways clear OF OBJ
struCtions. The remains were con.
veyed to Oak Ridge Cemetery for in-
terment. Senator Cameron, Col. 4. A.
Scott, formerly Assistant Secretary of
War, aud Representatives COvode,
Myer and Averill, Of Pennsylvania,
came from their homes expressly TO
attend the furneral OF Stanton. SEN
ator Scott was In the city and also
attended.
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WAsMIHGrOH.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q
Imports and Exports.

The report OF the Bureau Of Statistics
shows that the imports for nine months
ending with September, amounted to
S3Gi. COS, 1884. gold, an increase Of about
500, ,000, 900 over u similar period the
previous year; $3.50, O0,OOO OF the
total were transported In foreign
vessels. The domestic exports were
SCI, ,S5S, ,79s, or about $500, 900 less than
In 1868; foreign goods re.exportsd S22,'
l64, ,l99, or $500, 900 over lS6S. or The
total exports about two-thlrds were In
foreign vessels.
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New York Produce Market


COTToN-Qulet and unchanged; sales
OF 900 bales at 25Nc for middllng mp.
lands.
FLoUR-Ulossd steady for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet and steady nj
81 2lal 2SHc for No. 2sprIng; 81 3lal 81
Ior.winter red and amber weatern. Rye
dull and heavy at 81 GOAL O5. Oats
Good supply and heavy Of 62aGSc for
western. Corn-NomlnRl At 81 09a1 II
for old mixed western; new southern
yellow 10 selling at 95A97c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dull at $50 for
mess, on spot; sales Of 500 bbls mess
January " $40. Beet-Dnll aud un-
changed. Cut Meats and Bhcou-Nom.
inal. Latd-Dull at l7al71Sc FOR fair 10
prime steam.
Euas--Steady with fair demand.
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CHICAGO, Dec. q.
FLoUR-In good demand for low
grades Ut 81 5Oa4 90 for spring extras.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tirmer and Ia
lNc higher; sales No. at $50: No. 2 at
7SHaS0c; closing at 79za79Ac; this af-
ternoOn the market was steady at 79Xa
SOC seller, January; $40 seller, Februs.
~, for No. 2. Corn-Dull, firm and
lKall1 higher; sales No. 2 at 7211<a75c;
no grades at 6SaG0c; closing unchanged;
the market this p. NJ. is neglected at 72C
for No. 2. Oats-Dull and hrmer; sales
No. 9 aC 4OXa40Ac; rejected at SIC;
closing unchanged. Rye-Dull aud
nominal at zoe for No. Q. BArley-In.
active ut 75aSOo for No. 9.
HoGs-A shade tirmer ut $40 l2Ha
II 90 for good TO choice. $ll 25 for ex>
ira; closing firm. Live Hogs-Quiet ut
81 S5aS 90 for light.
CATTLE-SS 25aS GO for iair 10 medI-
UNI; S 75a9 25 for good; 50 G5slO 90 for
choice cattle.
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baltimore Market

ohhAAohhI bcCs SIs
FLouR-Dull and week; western su.
psrtine 81 76A5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady: red 81 25a
l 5O. Corn-Stoady; dry firm at S5aS7c
for red. OAts-Dull at 54a5Go. Rye
81 GOAL O5.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet ut
S3l 50A32 90. Bacon-Quiet; rib sides
lSkalSHc; clear sides l9c; shoulders
l5Mal511c; hams 20a2lc. LSrd-QuIet
at lS3<al0Hc.
WHlsKY-FaIr demand Mt 81 GOAL OIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-28

MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX,
nj Wholesale Dealers In BOOTs q SHOES,
No. IS Main street,
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Read ReadI Read Il
CURE OF DYspEpsIA AND soRoFULA.

CURE OF DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFULA.
PARKERSBuR0, April 10.
r. II. LOGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir IL wrote 10
you B0me time Rlnce for bottle or BrOnt-
llngerb Fluid Extract OF SaISaparillA aud
Dalldelion, and must say that Il has acted
upon me Ike charm. ! have been afflIet-
cd for near two years With Dyspepaia; two
thirds OF the time l Vomlted frOm one 10
three times q day. ! had given up the Idea
OF ever getting wen, and Indeed my friends
had given up all hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 70 this, suffered
with the bcrOfula very much. Since last
September one Bide OF my aOck was one en-
Tire sore, composed Of some seven running
sores. The use OF ono bottle has much I'M
proved me. Ny stomach ID relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
gulne expectations. l feel much encouraged,
and thlnE by the use Of one or two bottles
more, shall be relieved entirely. You will
please BOnd mo two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
J. W. HOMER.
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NO. lO1
sHsIuGss Cards.
ATTORNEYS.

uEAToN q PARKINSON,
IL Attorneys At Law,
Market bt., below MoLur6 House.
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Great Earthquake In California and
Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q.

SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. q.
The heaviest earthquake ever expe-
rienced In Eastern California and Ne
vads, occurred about six o'clock last
evening. II was felt more or less
severely In Sacramento, MRrysvllle,
Grass Valley, Nevada, Iowa lIlll,
Stockton, Chico TruckPe, aud other
nelghboring towns, AT Virginia City,
Nevada, flIre walls we've thrown down,
door bells rung, clocks stopped, dogs
howled, horses snorlctl, and general
CONSERVATION existed. The shock was
felt severely In tho lower levels
Of all the mines. The vibration
south, lasted about ten seconds. At
Reno the shock was preceded by
Il low rumbllng noise, which lasted
nearly two minutes, greatly alarming
the inhabitants. The express train
bound west, was detained about an
hour between Walsworth mud Reno,
by large rocks and earth which wRs
thrown OH the track by the earthquake.
The earthquake laSC night WAS felt
throughout Western Nevada. The
shock continued all night; the Virginia
City down train on the Cardan road
was thrown from the track.
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Franklin Insurance Company

DirsctoTI.
HAN'L MoCLELLAH, GEORGE MKNDHi.,
T. II. LOGAN, THoS. r. BHALI.OkOss
y. W. FRANzHKIN, J. N. VANCE,
], Il, HORRs, MICHARL, RElI.LRy,
LOUIE q. STIFEL.
This company how having been organized
nvo years, and In that timo done u success.
ful business, is still prepared 10 take risks al
fAlr rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Meridian.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nlturet steam Boats and cNrgoes on the Wo6-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of.
feH superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur
nllure, Barns, and contents for 8 or years al
reduced ratGi. This being SlaiU company
with the
LARGEST OABA CAPITAL
paid III, and surplus OF any company In tho
State; and composed Of some ninety four
EtockhOlders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends ttSslI u the
favorable consideration OF the inElTlnS
public and RollclLs their patronage, Appli-
cations for insurance will be promptly atten-
ded 10 at their office, No. ~ MonrOe street, OF
At their several agencies throughout tho
StAto.
U. n. C0EN, sScY.
u. U. DlClS, Asst SeG'y.
AAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
3l00. MENDElI, Vice President
iaDlp-l&w
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HOME.

UItra.lIOnGAnIam OF tho American
Bishops.
BERLIN, Dec. q.
Letters published to-day from Rome
emphatlcally deny the current reports
OF liberality OF the American bishops
ut the ECumenlcal Council. The COR
respondents assert that they follow
blindly the plpal lead.