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THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

The Union Road Beyond Ogden-Delny in the
Construction Of the Central.
OMAHA, March 81, 1869.
Two miles OF track were laid yesterday on the
Onion Pacific Railroad, reaching point more than
twenty miles west of Ogden and about ffty-nve
miles east OF Monument Point Parties just arrived
from California report the Central Pacific Railroad
blockaded by snow, and that the work of con.
The government agents were inspecting the Central
Pacific Railroad, and report it much inferior IN
structiOn to the Union Pacific Railroad, and their
building and equipment not at all adequate for the
business anticipated, or in accordance with the
requirements of the government.
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THE PLAINS.

Two Indian Marnuders Hung-indians De.
fcnted nj Bottom Greek.
ST. LOUIS, March 81, 1869.
Montana advices state that the soldiers and citi-
zens who went in pursuit OF the Indians after the
late fight near Yellow stone, recaptured the stolen
stock, but did not overtake the Indians. The two
Indians implicated in the attack on the Diamond
Railroad train have been hung ut Sunny River.
band OF Blood Indians made u raid on sawmlll
at Boion creek, twenty miles from Diamond City,
few days ago but were repulsed by the workmen.
me Indians succeeded, however, in running OH the
stock belonging to the mill.
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GREECE.

Dissolution of the Chambers-Thc Turkish
Ambassador.
ATHENS, March 81, 1889.
The Greek Chambers have been dissolved Elec-
tons viii be held on the 10th OF May for the new
Legslat ure. which will assemble on the 9Th OF June.
The Turkish Ambassador has presented his ere
dentials 70 the King
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fAIAl sIafEI krCIneMI.

Last evening, about six O'Clock, heavily laden
wag on, driven by Joseph Herman on Eighth ave.
nue., near Thirydnh street, ran over ana instantly
killed child, Louisa Weinhcimer aged two Years
and Elk months. The driver was arrested, ana tue
body taken 70 the deceaseds parents residence No.
notified of the occurrence. lie will hold On lnquess
~, da,
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SPAIN.

The New Loan Voted by the Cortes-Continued
Hostility to the CONSUMPTION.
MADRID March 81, 1860.
In the Constituent Cortes yesterday the new loan
required by the provisional government was voted.
The hostility to the consumption law continues in
the provinces, and fresh outbreaks are appre-
hended.
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GERMANY.

FurlougEs to Soldiers of the Bavarian Army.
MUNICH March 81, 1869.
Orders have been issued granting unlimited leave
Of absence to thirty men Of each company IN all the
infantry regiments Of the Bavarian army.
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IRELAND.

Election Of Delegates to the Irish Church
Conference.
DUBLIN March 81, 1869.
The Dublin Synod met at st. Patrck's Cathedral
to-day and elected delegates to the conference on
the Irish Church question.
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TOWN ELECTORS N NEW Yuax.

SIN0 SIHG.-At the town election held at this place
OH Tuesday the democracy elected their entire ticket
for the first time in six years by average majority
OF 250 y gain OF 1870 over last fail.
RYE.-Howard G. Cady, republican, was elected
Supervisor by six majority, ana the largest vote thu
town ever polled at non-pOtlcal election.
HARRIsoN.-Mr E. Willett, an antt-boulevard man,
was elected by sixteen majority
MAAARONECK.-R. L. Rushmore peoples candk
datc), WAS elected by twenty-four majority.
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Bridal Flowers and Wells Specinity.-Ncw
styles, rich and elegant, just received. A. BkAITEAU
CO., formerly Holderuan's, NO. "a Bond street.
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A.-pocket md Table Knives, Carvcrs,
Raxors, Scissors, &C., wholesale and retail.
J. CURLEY BRO. ls2 Nassau street.
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Cedar Cnmphur-For Moths. Cheap, Kellas
bic, durable, fragrant Every druggist sells It.
THEOD. 8. HARRIS, Boston.
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Crs..a dorN,s Uue0uallcd Hair Dyc.-SoId
and applied at Wig and Scalp Factory, No. Aston House
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable insantans
QUA Factory Is Bond street.
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ss-u The highest rasss pad FOR Doubloous
md All kinds OF 0old and Silver,
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For Gents Stylish HINTS Go to Wallis, 141
Fulton street, New York.
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Commit HILL Fuimitnblc Cutter Of Hair and
whiskes for suitable shape style Studio, 80 Broad
way. Shaving, Dyeiug, &c.
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Bankers ulrsufus-Free from Grease, the
only article TO make hair grow &c bottle 623 Broadway
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SEE EVEN

Wigs, Tsapccs and Ornamental Halr.--DeN
LokS. " Bond street,
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The Famous Csrnsr-p1 Nsssaa Street,
Fulton. The Metropolitan JOB Printing Rsssbshns3
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N NASSAU STREET.

American vcIocipedes. $50 To 500 cnch.
Discount TO trade and schools Manufacturers licensed b
STEPHEN ". SMITH, ~ William street.
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Trusses, Elastic s,tockings, Shoulder Drncss,
euspensores, Supporters, &c.
Or. GLOVER, II Ann street, near Broadway.
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Good Life Insurance Cnnvassers, On Liberal
terms wanted by an old city company. Address Special
Terms Herald Once.
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First in the field with New Styles and tho
Fashions In Gentlemcns Hats IL KNOX OF No. sH
OF Fulton The eminent
which crowned this grntemans endeavors To- the
the sovereign people places him NJ tho head OF his
profession. 'RAh for Knox II
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Words q. 30, for Young Men O the
kuns Passion ., ,ri add early Manhood, with hep
for the erring and unfortunate Sent In sealed letter
lopss free OF charge. Address Phiantro Boa " Rhia
dsphia, Pa.
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SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW.
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TELBCRAPhlC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
Peruvian Monitors in the Ser
vice of the Insurgents.
The Seizure Of British Schooner by a
Spanish War Vessel.
Two Cubans Captured on Board
and Slain.
The New Spanish Loan Voted
by the COrtes.
Dissolution of the Greek
Chambers.
CUBA.
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The Seizure Of British Schooner by a
Spanish War Vessel.
Two Cubans Captured on Board
and Slain.
The New Spanish Loan Voted
by the COrtes.
of the Greek
Chambers.
CUBA.

British Vessel Captured-T Two OF Her Pas
scngcrs Shot-A NIan.of-War Sent 10 Look
After British neutrality-suspicious. Land.
ing-Ncws from the Scat of War.
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~ NASSAU STREET.

Co 20 the Great Sale Of Fine Ready Made
Clothing, Cent? and Boys,
BRoKAw BROTHERS.,
Il Fourth avenue. orposte t,ooper Instituta
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SEE EVENING rELEasAx OF TOMORROW.
, 1869-11-27

GENERAL BUTLER RoBBED.-It
is said that it is poor rule that will
not work both ways An eastern
paper says thar Gen. B. F. Butler,
while travelling north from Washing
ton in sleeping car ou the night Of
October 30th, was robbed of bis
money, overcoat and undercoat. Dur
ing the halt at Philadelphia. he Dor.
rowed coat of negro porter on
the train, and after reaching a store
house, raised enough money to buy
new garments and proceeded to Bos.
ton on the evening boat. He lost
500 10 money, and So, 900 or 81 900
in checks and drafts.
, 1869-11-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

A RE INVITED by the Washington
n Territory Agriculture, Eauufac-
ture and Art Fostering Society for
land, not less than forty acres, i'm
proved or unimproved, upon which to
locate the Exposition Ground of the
Society. Bids must state in concise
terms Location. Amount offered in
acres, Character of Soil, facilities for
water, character of Improvements now
on or to be put on. Bids must be
sealed and directed to the Secretary
Of the Washington Territory Agricul'
ture, Manufacture and Art Fostering
Society, and endorsed proposals for
Fair Grounds" and must be in the
Secretary's office on the evening Of the
iirst Thursday in December, and will
be opened by the Directors at their
meeting on the succeeding Friday, at
Q o'clock, at the Secreiary's office, in
Walla Walla, W. T.
A. n. SIMMONS, Secretary.
waIla Walla, Nov. 20, 1863. I'd
, 1869-11-27

INTERIOR NAvIeATIoN.-A line
Of water communication has been
opened between the different towns
on Salt lake and Corinne, situated on
Bear river, one OF the tributaries Of
the Lake. 90 the Sd inst, schoon'
er with over ninety tons of freight
arrived at Corinne from Stockton, a
town near the lower end of the Lake.
Her freight, which consisted of lum-
Der, silver ore, machinery, etc., was
consigned to CoriOne, San Francisco,
and other points along the line OF the
railroad. This is probably the conn
mencemeut of a large trade which
will probably spring up between
towns in the interior basin.
, 1869-11-27
To TEE FARxEas AND PUBLIC IN GEs,

To TEE FARMERs AND PUBLIC IN Gss>
ERAL.-Your attentiOo is called to the
new and complete stock lately received
from San Francisco, consisting Of the
finest aud best beaver and cashmere
business suits, overcoats, Gsricks,
French black beaver and doeskin pants,
and dress coats, a fine and complete
stock of Gents under garments and
cashmere over shirts. Our stock OF
boots are from the first Eastern and San
Francisco manufacturers. A full as
sortment OF blankets for family use.
Our stock of Ladies dress goods, eou>
Sists of the. newest patterns and latest
European importations, together with a
full stock of Ladies', Misses, children's
aud infants shoes. A full assortment
of groceries and crockery. We call
the particular attention of Farmers TO
the fact that we are prepared 10 sell our
stock in exchange for their produce,
butter and eggs. Give US call before
you 60 elsewhere, and examine our
stock. WERrHEIMER Bios.
At Phillips Tinsmith Old Stand. \
, 1869-11-27

CoScERr.-The members Of the Blue
Mountain Brass Band propose giving a
concert in a short time for the benefit
Of the ex>leader. The Band owes its
progress aud present attainment to the
tuition OF the gentleman alluded to, and
they will give the concert particularly
as Q testimonial Of grateful esteem.
We 'oespeak in advance "good house"
for the occasion.
, 1869-11-27

rAAAEN AND Cattle BRoKERs.-A
u'cis'Ou has been recently made by
commissions Delano, as we are iuform.
~ ey a Washington dispatch, which is
general interest to farmers, and es,
p! TO large sock rAisprs and deal.
had bssN USs, 10 some districts persons
broksr, uSS Sas's'sed nr a tax as cSttIe
Cattle Isi, !, Too ,sS we're in =. habit of buyiuS
ht IN Their pastures, and s'in saanpg ,S. mem EN-
!S Seet to butchers aud d,o,g ,as,,lug ! 'nem @ fOr or
Iney were 10 proper eoss, ss a. soon as
question of their liability Slllon. Inc
70 the Commissioner, be dsg reierreo
were not liable, If such buyieSa .ney
ing and selling were necessarS pastu.
business as farmers and Vrs,ia tneir
Incidental thereto. The real or
SIOker, under this decision, is heIS' IS'tle Stle
Ue one whose regular business il 70
Guy and sell cattle, 10 greater value tho .
StO'OOO annually, and simply for profit
, 1869-11-27

FENCING THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
"A proposition has lately come up
10 the City Council to fence up the
public square In the lower part of
town. Some of the members of the
Board have thus far failed to see the
necessity for the projected improves
meut. Wn understand that about
enough funds have been donated by
citizens to defray the expenses Of
fencing, aud all that is now required
to get the matter under way is to
'Onyince the nOuconcurriug meubers
q the Board that the donations and
i!e0Clug are "alI on the square" The
Involvement would, we think, be
aPpfopriate under the existing cir.
cumstances.
, 1869-11-27

DITCH DIFFICULTY.-We learn that on
Friday last Mr.. P. 0'Rourke and Mr.. J.
N. Abidee, got into quarrel about a
ditch which is situated on the former 8
farm below town, and in which ditch
Abidee claims an interest. The parties
have been lawing aud quarreling about
the matter for some time, and on Fri.
day Mr.. O'Rourke made 40 assault upon
Abidee, injuring the latter 90 badly that
for a time it was feared be could not
recovef' At last accounts. however,
Abidee was slowly recovering. The as
saulting party waived aa examination
before the Justice, and entered into
$1,000 bonds for bis appearance at the
next term nf the Court.
, 1869-11-27

FRoN KooTENAI.-Several gentlemen
have lately arrived 10 this city from the
Kootenai mines, aud among the number
we recognize the genial countenance
and portly form of Mr.. James Gilbraith
a longtime merchant. and sometimes
surgeon of that northern camp. 'Busi>
ness had suspended in these mines iu
consequence of cold and wintry westh>
er. Mr.. G. anticipates better times and
better pay in the Kootenai diggings
next season than has obtained since
their discovery.
, 1869-11-27

ARREsr OF A CHINANAS.-Deputy o.
s. Marshal McAuliff arrested a China,
man on Wednesday, for selling liquor
TO Indians. He was examined before
q. N. Chase, Esq, 0. S. Commissioner,
aud 10 default of bail 10 the sum $500
committed to await the action OF the
grand jury.
, 1869-11-27
News from washington

A LII PROOFS OF FIVE YEARS
n residence on Homesteads that have
been made without the claimants naV'
iug appeared before the proper Regis
ter and Receiver, are void, Such claim
ants who dispose of any part OF their
'Homesteads will not be able TO make
the proof required by law.
Persons 10 Walla Walla county oc-
cupying or wishing title to any Of the
land selected to make up for Scnool
Lands short 10 the sixteenth and tnirty-
sixth sections, will 6nd II 70 their al.
vantage 10 call on the undera'gneo
without delay, q. PARKxR'
, 1869-11-27

STEAM FIRE ESGISE.-By referring to
this weeks editorial spondeuce,
among other matters of news, it will
be noticed that there is bill before the
Legislature providing ways and means
for procuring a steam FIRE engine for
Walla WaIla. The engiae would no
doubt be a good thing for the city, but
whether or hot the time has arrived for
such an institution, remains to tried
should the bill pass, by direct vote Of
Ehe citizens.
, 1869-11-27

DEPARrED.-Our Bucolic friend, who
for some tips past has been disporting
himself ip these high latitudes, left for
below 70 Thursday last. We are sorry
to br4r that the people of this "blarsted
eoantry" were so deficient 10 the ele-
nentS Of high culture as to be unable to
fully appreciate exalted histrionic merit
but then, "you know" tits yet young,
and there may come a time when the
people will not be so illiterate as to
confound the term artist with drtiste.
, 1869-11-27

SHASTA MINEs.-Partles down
FROM Shasta, report heavy snow
storms in the mountains surround.
ing the mines. and the miners were
feeling confident that next seasons
operations would show that to be the
livelieSt mining region in the coun-
try. We hope their expectations
may be fully realized.
, 1869-11-27

TIE Methodist Church Concert, last
Tuesday evening, was largely attended
by our citizens. The exercises consists
ed OF vocal and instrumental music, de.
clamstion, recitationa &c. Among
those who acquitted themselves credit.
ably we noticed the names of Master
Clarence Stevens, and Walter George,
and Miss Emma Costou, Miss Cora Day +,
Miss Anaie Abbott, Miss Bell Vansyckle
and Miss Bell Abbott
, 1869-11-27
Premium Sash & Door Factory.


III AvING RECEIVED THE PREMIUM
III at the last County Fair on DOORS,
SASH, MOULDINGS and PLANNING, l
wish more specially to call the attention Of
the public generally, that | am constantly
adding on new machinery and am now pre-
pared TO do any work in my line as low as
any one else in this place; / care not how
low they do it.
My work will be done as well as ie Is done
in San Francisco or Portland. will keep
on hand al the following sizes:
SASHES-From sxlO to lOxls, IL lights !;
with and without glass. Other sizes
made to order on Short Notice.
DO0RS-Of all sizes. two and four panels,
aIways on hand.
WINDOW BLINDS made to order.
l am also prepared to do all kinds Of
TURNING and CABINET WORK. Broom
Handles. Bedsteads, Tables, and Furniture
generally. DOOR & WINDOW FRAMES
also made to order. My
Planer, and Tonguer and Groover
are some Of the best machines on the coast,
and will not fail to do good work.
! have 3 Patent Tooth Saw for saving
weather boarding, which will saw true and
smooth. Also, an up and down saw, for
saving circles.
WAGON WORK will be done at loE rates.
will take in exchange for some of my
work,
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
l am now prepared to Take Contracts for
any kind of CARPENTER WORK. Having
some of the best workmen in my employ, /
am Bound TO Give Satisfaction.
hold myself ready at all times to give
BONDS for the performance Of any contract
| may ieke.
j. SWIFT, on the Upper Umatilla, Ore.
gon, is my agent; those in want Of SASH
and DOORS in that part of the country will
please apply to him.
tE Remember John Devell's Premium
Sash and Door factory, Walla Wala.
l5-tf JOHN DOVELL.
, 1869-11-27

WEDNESDAY, evening the Ancient Or
der Of ~. F. F. US" held a meeting 10
their lodge room on Main street, near
the Bank Exchange. The music, which
at intervals in the ceremonies floated out
on the midnight air, was touchingly,
sweetly sad-a sort of refrain-and
seemed TO be immensely relished by
passers.by.
, 1869-11-27
Desirable Property for Sale.

DNHED ESIRABLE PROPERTY at the
corner ofThird and Alder streets, front
ip9 on Third street, and Immediately op-
posite the Court House. is offered for sale
The building on the corner will at all times
command good rents for the purpose Of
offices, and the adjoining building is always
in demand as a genteel private residence.
This property will always bring q large re-
tnrn upon money invested, and with the
growth of the town must rapidly increase
IN value. For further particulars, apply To
F. VETTER, Merchant Tailor,
saas.tf Main street.
, 1869-11-27

SSow ON THE SuMHIr.-There was q
rumor, a few days ago, that Liukton
road across the Blue Mountains was
blockaded with suow-rendering the
road impossible for teams. We now
learn from a gentleman who left the
summit on Thursday morning, that
travel by teams is still unimpeded,
though the snow is nearly two feet deep
on the ridge. The Ruckle and Meacbam
roads are still travelled of course, but
are said to be 10 bad condition.
, 1869-11-27

KTOTICE.-All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO me, by note or ac-
eount. are hereby notided to call and pny the
same before the 18th Of November next, or
the same will be pot into the hands Of an
officer for collection. am compelled to
make this call upon my friends, as my
health Is very poor and desire to vlsit my
relatives in the East and SOUTH ana spend
the winter. aftel an absence from .nem Of
thirteen years, hoping the TIP may improve
-ith 4 fresh stock Of goods from the East.
DR.. L. c. KINNEY.
walla Walla, Oct. IS, 1889.
, 1869-11-27

TIE Willamette Valley Mercury, pub.
lisbed at Corvallis, Oregon, asks US to
"erekGngs or go 10 hell" We havS no
desire to do eitber-but II necessary we
certainly shall choose the latter aiterna-
tive.
, 1869-11-27
FoR SALE,

TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, 10 ex-
change for Wood, Oats. Hay or Money,
two Arst-class American Mares and one
large American Work Horse. Enquire At
- KRAFT'S STABLE.
Walla walla, Nov. Is, lsse.tf
, 1869-11-27

A KYeER 4 Co., have just issued from
the press, for grAtuitOus distribution, the
irst number of Kyger l. Co.'S AdUsrtiser.
It is we'll conducted, eviucing rare lite
rary talent, and will undoubtedly bsve
. good run with the patrons of that de-
servedly popular establishment.
, 1869-11-27

A. KYGER 4 Co., have been re>
csiVing during the week large as
sortment Of general merchandise, de.
signed especially for the winter trade.
Call and examine their stock. d.
, 1869-11-27
Papers Drawn.

A Ii who wish DEEDS, M0RTGA.
n GES, Agreements, Homestead Pa
pers, Pre-Emption Proof, and any other
Papers carefully drawn, Collections
made, &c, can have the same attended
to, at prices TO suit the times.
, 1869-11-27
Money Market.

Tar EDIroE will probably return In
,ivs to take charge Of the editorial de-
,artmeut Of the next issue of the SArEs>
NAN, when its readers will be compen'
sAted for any lack of interest which may
have occurred during bis absence.
, 1869-11-27

DANCING ScHooL.-Tbere will be a
meeting at the Star Hall. on Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. for the purpose
OF organizing a Dancing School. All
interested are invited to be present.
, 1869-11-27

Wa are under many obligations "a
Mr.. J. Henderson, Agent for Well.
Fargo 4 Co., for files Of late Eastern
papers.
, 1869-11-27
walla walla Meat Market.
R. ]. sTRuNGER,

ID EsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to his
n old customers and the pnblic generally
that he has orened a meat market on Maiu
street, OPPOSITE THE ORIENTAL H0-
TEL, where he will henceforth be found,
ready TO accommodate all who may give
him their custom with all the BEST KINDS
If NETS to be obtained in this valley, and
It maj ket prices. X, J. STRINGER.
WaIIa Walla, May 7, 1869. 2lf
, 1869-11-27

Ma. o. Brechsel viii move into bis new
and handsome brick building in day
or two.
, 1869-11-27
plssolution Of oopartnership:

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
Il existing between c. Jacobs, R. ia
cobs and VIM. Overholtzer, under the
firm name of G. Jacobs 4 Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
G. Jacobs and R. Jacobs have as
sumed all the liabilities Of the late
firm, and are alone authorized to ad-
just and collect the Indebtedness due to
the said firm. @. JACOBS,
R. JACOBS,
WV. OyERH0LTZER.
Walla walls, W. T., Nov. ID, 1859.
, 1869-11-27
Notice to Tax-Payers.

TAX.PAYERS will take notice that the
TAX LIST for 1869 remains in my hands
only TO the first Of November, after which it
will be turned over TO the Sheriff and costs
added. By paying now you will save ten
oct2lw2t A. KYGER, Co. Treasurer.
, 1869-11-27

nvHR SUBSCRIBER hss PACK TRAIN
Of 40 MULES, which he oilen Iof 81 sac,
Sod Apply % JAMES hcAoLifr'