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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
SYNOPSIS or EATEsT NEWS.

Republican majority in Pennsylvania
Ohio, gave Peudletop 1896 majority -
lnfhe Louisville Commercial Convention
a majority Of tbe Immigration Committee
repaired IN favor Of Chinese immigration
aud a minority aYuinst. The whole sub
Jcct vas voted dowu.--lt is reported
that Il Government surveying party Of
II men under Neison Buck, were nassa
cred BY IDdions about fifty mnes south
.of Fort Mcpherson The diamond
fever las brokcn ou afrc4h af Melbourne.
Australia. Companies are being formed
to hunt diamonds --- The report that the
RoihscbiIds have rendered loan to the
government is coDfradlcted Il vein
Of excellent coal, eight feet thick, has
been discovered IN the Kansas Pacific
Railroad. 700 miles east Of Deuyer.--A
tempora y tre-tlc work at tbc Ohio River
Bridge gave way. precpi'piing six men a
distance Of % feet One man was in.
stantly killed and another eui In two.
4 terrible state Cf affairs is reported
in The vicinity Of Taylorvlle. Warlock
county, Indiana. Gin sunday last two
men were iatailY shM %, a quarrel wi,h a
baud of regulafr4. 10 whom the men
killed arc sa,d 10 have belonged, ha,c
dri:cn several people 0ut Of the neigh
borIo0d and wounded others One inan
wto neglected d warming was found dead.
Law abiding people seem Iaral5ze4.
California.
The steamship Sicrr0 Nrv0r7a left San
Frauci.co as tho l1th tur southern ports.
Enyclopcd 10 . fog when "a Pedro Blanco
,shc ran on a reef and Eecaruc a io,a
wreck. Every particle Of her cargo is d
total loss IIaahe>, he sccond olIicer
swam ashore. with line. by means oi
which all on bosrd were saved.
Judicial Election.
The election to-day rasscI of qu:c'iy
with very light vote. The CITY wi
probably 20 Democratic Wniiacc !.
badly scratched. Morrison running ahead
McK'n,tfy's prospects E,r success vert
fair. The c"urla have adjourned. Busl
uc.s h"nse< al npen. a. usual!
! NApA. Oct z0.-Napa precinct. snw
ser 2Dl Pratt, 1s3; Crockett. I9l
Wallace, ~ For Dis'rict Jud@c
Sou hard 1873 Wa.ice. Isl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
ADnENasVEsA'Ton.s NO'rassas.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !.
IN the undersigned. have been appointed fbv
tho County Gaartof Linn county, State-,f Ore
gon administrators of the Estate of Willie E.
jackson. deceased.
All persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby requested to present them W ith Eroper
yaarhers to the undersigned, at his residence. in
Albany. Linn county, within six months fran the
date hereof. j H. 4EAgKLEMAN
Oct. Z, ise0.--nSwf, Administrators,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
[From tho 0rcgoniaE.l
TRIAL OF GANG PLnMs.

At tho appointed time the owners of gang
plows repa red To the ground assigned. with
in the race track aud put their machules t1
work Most at them had much trouble 10
get their plJws started. The soil being
loose and Of uneven surface. not more than
one or two would ''scOur.o while sumc part
Of the toggery Of nearly every one had to
he adiuste ,r iuended. The trial WIS
therefore long and tedious and not altogeth
or satisfact0ry The Society had made n
rule that such plows as failed to turn a goDd
furrow, nine inches deep, should be ruled
aut. In consequence of this the number Of
competing piOws was soon reduced from a
dozen to five or six, Of which the fayorite
among the spectators were the Banter"
invented by John Cox, of Lane county the
Eagle" by w. d. Rice, of Rpscburg /; the
DuvaI plow, by X. Duyal, Of Salem, aud the
.'Webfopt, by j. w. Lewis, "i Oregon City.
The first premium was finally awarded 10
the Salem plow, and the second to Mr..
Lewis "Webfout" The Committee went
upon the proper assumption that gang
plow should be simple, light. and able to 90
deep after the first two or three rounds
There were several plnws which did hand.
some work at six orseyen inches deep; hut
failed to get down nine. Mr.. Cox's Ban.
ter" went right down from the start. and
did good work, but was deemed t6o compl.
Gated. DR.. Griffin, Of Albany, had u good
,iow at six or seven inches deep. Mr.. Rice's
Eagle is a plow that will be used, though
it did not take premium. The peeuliarity
Of the Dural plow is that by means OF a
brake the team lifts the pillow nnt Of the
ground. The others all require the driver
to do It hy means Of lever or other move.
ment. Notwithstanding the award think
the Improved Mason gang plow among the
very best, considering all things. The
"Webfoot" has been considerably simplifed
since it was exhibited last year, but it is
still too liable to get out Of repair. This is
a fault with nearly all the gangs exhibited.
None of them were tried in stubbIe ground,
nor were any of them tested as to draft
The trial does not, therefore, decide any.
thing really. It's not at all certain that
some Of the plows ruled out will not sell as
we'll and be MS we'll liked as those which oh.
tained premiums.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

MUDDLED. Politics is in very Md
died condition in Washington Terri
tory. Each party is howling terribly
at some manifest treason in It's own
ranks, and both seem to have been
betrayed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
NoTIol OF FINAL sEgTLEME NT.

NO4AS11 Va AAuA4 S@-@ ~@&~ @s@@- ~ . :
TtREENBERRY SPLAWN, EXECUTOR. OF
q y tue last witt and testament of Thomas L.
>plawn, deceased, the 4th day of October, 1863,
lied his insl account in the County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, praying final set lement OF the
same and To be discharged MS such Executor,
Therefore. nutios is heryhy given that said ae-
sount and the settlement ,hereofwill be heard and
determined Oh
MouS1qy, the 6th day Of December, 1869,
1t l o'clock p NJ. of said day. at ths.canrt House
IN the city of Albany. in said county ana al per-
sons intensste, in said estate will file their obee7
ions TO said account and the settlement ther. Of
N or before said daV.
BY order of said Court. s 4, JohNs,
Dated Oct. 10, 1869. County Judge.
vbnl0w5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

improvements at the Fair Grounds are cerfain-
y needed, our contemporaries are inclined to re-
mark, but we see that important improve
nent is furnished this year in the ladies' retiring
rooms opposite the main entrance Of the Pavilion
-jStatesman
We are glad the editor of the States
man sa1c that Improvement. Thu tes-
timony of an eye witness is good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN.-Up to the time
Of going to press, no definite returns
from the California Judicial election
had reached Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
MARAET PRHe rs.

wARAET PRz> rs.
FnoA ALAES i LEWIS.
oats--le a 45e per hushs!.
E.:gs--:i5 a tie per d"z.
ruiter--ls Briny. 2743ac per ID.
--Solil. 25i.7e pea lh.
Rolls. 25H27e rcr ID.
Dricsl Appes--pnli. at 5AaE3c per n.
Lar,l--In tia cans iSa20c: in kegs, 100 ISc.
Bacou--SidcS lGal7c per b.
Ham>-iTaiSc Per D.
Dried Plum>-2oa22r per ID.
Oregon Knit S4cks--Siuna4 so per dog.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
PREMIUMS.

The sweepstakes premium for bull of any
breed was given to Mr.. NJ. Wilkins, of Lime
county. on a Deyonshire FIVE years old. The
animal was entered by Ralph Gecr. Mr..
Stewart. of Yamhill, carried off most Of the
premiums Cor Durhans and graded took
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

Lueliing brought twenty.one specimens
from Milwaukee John Miliard, of Albany.
had twenty.six varieties of grapes on exhi
bitinn, and took the frat premium for the
greatest variety, and the second premium
f,r the lest variety nf grape Gen. Palmer
had nne variety of grape entered, and IL
took the blue ribbon as tho best eating grape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

A UCTION SALE.
"A UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
NEW YORK, jan d, 1859. Z
Notice hereby given that the 4th day OF February u
12 NJ will for SALE the premises, at pubic
auction, following described Property viz lone SIN of
chambers, each containing su gallons; one Tubular
2eus gaons; twelve rsrmeaiing Yabs Nos ! to . 4ss7
gallons, and Nos To H. 25J gallons EACH two Receiving
Ciaterns, of leo gallons and one Of Leo gallons;
Worms and Worm Tubs and MI other Properly found
upon premises known the Registered psley No
situated Fifty sixth street. Seventh avenue, New York
cv distranei by for payment OF tax and assess
the United States with expenses q sale and col.
lectita. HENRY WOOD,
Acting Collector Ninth disr New Yorx.
NEW YoRK, Feb. o, 1AeN.
The above sale "a hereby postponed until Monday, Febru
airy 10, 1852 al SAME time and place. .~~<x
\ Acting Collector Ninth dislrict New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRAM II. MULLER AUcrIoSEER.
Auction sale of
g. CENTRAL PARK LOTS
ADRIAN II. MuILSR, r. r. WILKINS Co
wtl sell al auction, on
MONDAY February Is,
At isococt.
Al the Exchange saiesroom, Ill Broadway.
sIxrYFoUR CENTRAL PARK Lors
comprising
THE ENTIRE BLOCK
bounded by the Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Seventy and Seventy hrss srests'
To be soa in lots.
EIGHT
specially PROMINENT
CENTRAL PARK FRONTS.
ssssas Of the preSssss osp ST. portion Of tho
ana Ss e
Twoaiiids q purchase money may remain bond
A GREAT SALE or CITY LOTS.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK
In plots Of one or moro lots,
win be sold at auction by JAMES NJ. MILLER,
At the Exchange salesroom. III Broadway,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT ls O'CLOCK.
This property, dcsiraby located bounded
by the
SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD
Eighth avenue, and la7th Iasth streets.
THE SEVENTH AVENUE GRAND BOULEVARD
ia $50 WIDE handsomely out upon compile
ton of the proposed improvements be the hanasomss.
avenue in the world.
is proposed to extend the
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
line, win no be running pas. the
property on that avenue.
For diagrams further particulars apply at the once
of the auc.ioneer. % Pine street.
SALE PEREMpToRy.
Title above property unouesonable having been in
inc fanny Of the 0~nf 10 " YsH Aias'
AARON oLAFLIN A CO. :. u,,o,
a AZ w shs ss1 ny Ss@ sns s.sss.,
u THIS MISTY BAY s'1st srf I 5.Ef Es''s.
ai a. sS's and U' attractive eli @ii ue
Boots Shoes Brosass Bal and Congress aass
a'r's. i, @ I s ss IN
JAMES Il MILLER, Auc.ioneer
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TI.SSELLs AUCTION MART,
IA ia East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
BY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AGCTlONEEk
REGULAR SALES TUESDAYS AND fkiDAfa
FRIDAY, February 5, at IL o'clock.
CATALOGUE OF TO-DAYS SALE
Team Carriage Horses, bay Horse and brown Mare l5h
hands, 6years kind all harness and under saddle;
free from yce warranted sound kind and true together
with top Park Pharion set double Harness, &C.
Bay Mare l5 hands. kind IN AL harness: superior
saddle lady's use, from kind and true
Germantown Rockaway, with two SPRINGS In good order
Thoroughbred Mare Is hands, years, kind In all
harness. splendid saddle beast for iadys USE warranted
sound kind and true. -
Dark bay Horse hands, kind in all harncss has otted
in three mnutes together with top Wagon, set single mar
ness, blankets, &c.
One close Coach built by Scharch top Wagons,
Pony Phaeon and slide top Wagons all perfect osuer
Lay Mare, l5 hands, years. kind In al harness; war
yanied sound kind and true
Bay Horse hands, years. kind In all harness. free aud
stylish driver; warranted sound KIND and
true. - -
bay Horse, l5 hands,, years. kind all harness, war
ranted sound kind and true.
Elegant Horse Is hands years, kind In all harness
sadle he AL driver, prompt ana sure war
rance sound, kind and true. -,
Several e.ier Horses, top and no top Wagons, &C. Fun
particulars ri postpone q on
account of the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05
J,y r.. soMERvILLE, ArCTroSEER, % NASSAU
ID street, opposite the Post oAice.
Eia4a n ci.utI Etrnf

EItIHHI FHfUI1fc
ROBERT s0MEhvlILL will sell by auction, nshs sales
ROOM 81 Nassau seei, Saturday, February Al lOx
cock Furniture, consisting IN part Of elegant cafv.d ed
room Suits Parlor Suits uets, Wnrlrobcs Bookcases aud
teerrtarv elegant carved Hall Hat stands with Mrro
lxensen Tabes edsr.ds, DRESSING Hrcnl', washsands
Conuodes Linen, bedding. &C., also ,rt assortment of
once pesks sitting and standing; Library Tables, Safes
,halrs kc sc., also large assortment of Linen Sheets
Tnblecatls, Towels, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

my HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY II. LEFDS. Auconcer, VIII sell hy auction,
on saturday Feb . nj oS O'Clock AZ their saearoom NO.
p Liberty street. Household Furniture. removed ior convc-
ucnrr III sale consisting OF Brsaes Carpet 0N frame,
I1cr aud Mancl Mirrors rosewood and mahogany rnfer
rits rosewood and mahogany Bedsleas bureaus, wash
s,anls Wararobel, ooxclsca &c prnsge siver ra.o y,
War, Gasxware Ac &C. Also, At " OclocSi humu W
Gnc Fneet God Fiannr by the bcst makers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

as GARDENER AND fIDRlAT.--k SITUATION
"A wanted by young Engiishan, who thoroughly UNDER
stands lis BUSINESS IN The ci vrcicred Address
4 J. w. l., herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

A ssIGNEE's sALv. CABINET rURSfrURE.
N N. DOUGHTY, Auconeer
BY order OF W. Mortimer, tsa.. Assignee.
on Saturday, February q, ~ II O'clock Mes. 115
Fulton and y Ann streets The entire stock OF Furniture
Rosewood, Back Walnut wbony and Mahogany Parlor
Library, Chamber aad DINING Room =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05
A ucTIoN XoTIcE.-LUKE rtrzoERALD, AUG
N tfOneer.

A UCTlON EoTICE.--A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ h0usekcepets and dealers at ERNEST ROrHS furnt.
ie acory 80 and IS Blocker street Broadway.
Fy magnificent satin brocse paInr Suik style All
kinds color for H9Vy each psior Suits covered with reps
Furniture AZ 4 sacrifice and warranted nrst class.
, 1869-02-25
Total. bu-..1,417,N
TotAl. bu. .....1,Gd.l7i

The following statement Of atocka OF lrala In
Ecw Yosk. for three weeks, sh1Hs correspond.
Ing dcc1eAsc there:
, 1869-02-25
nlRIHB IETELLlEEFCE.


For Cn5c4eo..-We arc informed that Tho pro.
psller a. e, vsavaalle. csps.ia Laneley, leit st.
eSsaaso iof ckeaxo sbe % h ossn n.1sel e. Iei ,n
ttc Albany CITY mill tho nrhI Of Apsti, aud viii
mako regular ulps-Hcsihet pctn1shng-betwscn
m aao sl' sotepa' daf1n9 the Remainder of
rRoPal11n Gao. Du1nAn.-Tha ssoam barge
daJ Tor Nilrau1re 10 70. a cargo Of tcs, m nus ow.
day tho Tip was postponed.
E,ahta Ohio lssl saudusky fof lbs 1sianda % On sno
18th tnss.. Tho ste1me, Cora Lock has resumed
hst tstra betHe.n Toledo and Psrryshurr. on Tho
MAnncc. The lfss clearance nom Toledo was
i1e acow Hugh LoTu Ior Amhgfetb1re. On Tues.
day. and the aEat c!saraDcn from Cleveland. this
sSs:on; ~. % Mas tho schooner Franz T. Church for
kkw Llon7 IIoras.-An orlcr ha. beca issu:d
l'or Warrington sor tho rtees,Uu. this tca.un. nj
nintnlA In ltapa Tfasetsu Bay.
Ar III CLtxkN.:-Ihs Steamboat being built
S np}.s e Ioss A. ssnss iof o,es
slutsAv 1sp lisa lt1vza.-1 e.lay Hawkins.
eos.oi iho eiest ci Gsuera shr.lnsi,. viii scat,
Improve Yer iu al 'e'pee T. and run hes the som.
EAucuA LAks NAyiuAr,o..-Thc ithaca Dan.
| oef4t esJs: The steamer fuo made her dr., trip
luf teu srnsun 1aes Tuesday. tho i4td. Yesterday
| r. r. M thts" M out hst ganE PLANK fot pa,scn9e.s.
ealty, Ivy rcPe.1: abou' lour miss Vi 1cs D,twcen
HANK UuAeR uRsEswoop.-Ths bark Gsacs
t!feenwH.d WAS tUh TIL MuhdAJ. til" 44d inat., al
Mar!ha!'s shie+ In the G ~. fnf s7,a1o. Captain
Z. ID, llntsfsn WIS lhe PURCHASER. I'hiA ,e.set
1lts eaJatl4 II anout 19.ulU bushtis OF wheAt.
fHslL NkuAlAiNu-At Milwaukee the pFup
fla1ln, thu tchts Napoleon. Z. U. tiowotsuRs.
| The bntks Maitlatl. y. T. Dubbns. Luttle Wolf4
HE'D. White and N1up. schf ep5. pfopr .. tatht
Nril, Cliy VI Ftenluns, u. j. ltursItli. STINT
| MahltnNUc. fcht NuGa Helie, liArk Jtese Hpst,
stla Mnu,,t"t' !sow hnauw. tats Tanner. tls
Bptflsp, teht Ess n. tune. sfs sil VI them bsth4
Nav vhisftt.-The Runduaky k'pctt-r t,as ths
tullpr,L4 hutlcs VI tetses bs!ua febulls Ut tbst
'"tatt.th Moht hs. etstse of lie ,,ullilns nt
reit ~ ihss m, y te.5t'stinh'. s,hs il. 'ihtts
lh~ jlA,a uf 'hp nI!l Ultat.h nt }e tUit titlaitt
t1ha,, fjetI1h4 ~tapt sl,p Will ,I,pAstlfe l71 Id
1tnAsi'. Hlsh NV tsst tesh, snA t4nl lsst,., =,
| ~ hnr't{ ~ basHtY Rna 4 bawsFfn, rfah, ats1
iHiIeill IL ~ lftt, win Nv trat hasal, Hta will
f1!s ~ ih4 h.nn tints stat t!Ia tsY Mid vleihiY
"Jlr ltlt4 Fraaul ~ atntiH stHh ~ hAtNn IN
| Il" nept Nv MaasTs. tlh'nsfhsf .t ul., tat lrans
PhTtlhH Mt''tl altt siuaa ro'tlItant IN ihatr 1T
| tal EIFH ltinH la q NJ IN iA thta rIlf.
] ttxplsln Mhhk WI lave ali flo aiH,va named
sstaes rt.ty ts*dy 'of Al rs17 oi'aaana Of Rayl'
MI. ths.. Me.5s, ,of t!L,csvo, n building a prn
psIlst =! l'n.oa &rh,a.n q. ~ hta WI h.7s ear
llrr dttudDeoNa aru 1Ds tuSt tn snEl o1er ali, ii
/ taGt q tbches anAM, aud II fret hDA, hAo Will Ii,
l launched AhONt thH 1st 0f JHpt,
, 1869-02-25

tninly not very 0attcriug prospect; stli'
MIR. Weston Is entirely con1dout. In hi; pr.
vato calculation he allowed for ten dAy
loss Of time between Bangor and a. raal, as
compared with tho published tab!o. no has
lost ibis already. bull thinks, anu Will Eoaa ~
show OF reason, that l,c can gain Gu Haat lc
intended 10 do from this point, On account OF
thc Improvement In rouds., II requires no
iiti]c crrduli,y to bcl1cve that he haa thus
Iar walked IN mid Winter through MR}nc
md NV IIampsllirc. over the Green
W,r, Mn. md through tho northern wl1ds
a. tt,Is state, contcndlng against most dk-
co,,rntrt1C ol,staclrs. lie han wadcu Tor mlos
m tnow In 10 hss wnlAt. Unc day l,o walked
fi'ty miles without meeting team, Ills party
breaking tho road. Another day, tho most
e,rtuuout c1crtiouB only awaited 10 accotn-
ptlsh Twelve militia In nIno hours. lie fcell
That lie lIas gone over by fur tho worst par.
u the road, aud .thluks TINT hu can do
eighty Mllcs day op the remainder
OF The route moro v41i1y thnn Thirty
miles q day llas been made to But
fulo. Il rcmaius to 10 sccn whether or
no hc 1eludes himself rs to his powers,
and whether the Western roads will prove as
good as hc hopes. IL is In splendid con-
dillon, and full Of confidence. The fact that
tatlurc IN this attempt would put ftop to
Ills Career In the future will spur him M,
and VIC arc sure that he will do everything
that indomltable pluck and extraordinary
endurance can. Ills route lies through Con-
ncaui, Ashtabula, Geneva, Madison, raincs-
vile, Willouehby, Euclid, Cleveland, K,ck-
port, Ollnsted, KEdEcville, Elyrla. Amherst,
Brownl!c]m, Vcr1uitllon,- Berlin, Huron md
Sallusky
, 1869-02-25
WESTON,
Che =onte from Buuaso to csev,1.na

r. Il ,l4e ..Iry.lAIu l. aier. n ~
The inrlrcssibic Icdrs:rian. E!ward pAr-
6au WestAu, WIN csrateh snfh fHrart In
hi. cjtr, as well Us cl.cwhc7c> IN hi+ trir. TO
tlousspd mile tramp. lie left Buffalo yes
1ertisy morking, and vii! nroHaoly arrive In
this city on Thursday. From the Courier NC
learn tnas :. The party accomp ~nvtn@ Weston
consists If seven perSo"6: himself; air.
Busby: Of the Turf, F..t'l aud Fur'a, his
iS.ane; iSs ,gsDt ". Sal; Salmon t,s;p reporter M 81
5!orcy, repu1ter for ::he New York r 7'ni'un< ;
Mr. Palmer, general maLaeer; Mr Tottea,
who Looks n1tcr hts personal welfare aud
2 df!vcr. whoever he may chance to be.
On The road, q buggy drawn by one
Eofsc precedcs Weston, and twn.horse We.
hicle fsllows him, In wlucn cooyera7ces the
party travel who accompany the pedc;tlja Ian.
He Wcets !. more Gorgeous euit than has been
tbs EGut, IL being Eayat suit. timiInr to
1nosc worn by marine corps officers, with
Eno91der-Snots, and toraec-cap oil beaver,
1lchly o7na'nentea With bullion, and sur
mounted by q white cockadc. For night
1ramps he has had a light lantern CONSTRUCT
Cd. WHICH takes the plnce oi the we'll krowp
1idirE-whip. III storm7 wcatAer. and such
Aas bccn the ruiz with hla siucc hr com.
nenced mem M his Ianel", he doaS the old suit IL
Which Buffalo has eeen bin several ti,nrs.
Judging FROM surtace indcatlons. the nros.
pects 81 It's success arc Elamny. accordin1
10 his timetable. as published ia u supple
ment Of The 7urf: Faid und Farm. be stiou!i
1arc n.aehed But'a'o nu the 10th inst. hencs
1e is ten days behind. lie has waikea u
zhat point, eleven hundred aad altr-thres
miles in thirty-two days. an avcrate Of nonu
1hirty -lhrec miles day, including Suudayl
~. leaves him si1ty eight days tD which t
accomplish the remaining .ulrt -eie lt huu
o1ea aud iorty -ss,tn mites, an average Q
Nooat dnS-s.x miles daj
WILL including Sundays, cel
, 1869-02-25
CHICAGO DAILY mAnKEr.

Al sales Of Grain scpotsed ia till n,sfiet se1ort
oie9se o. t1e sss. Ut winter s 'sofse unless
riTLoyissnseei!ea s,,n er.. .h,ppea. s,,st pr,,.
az. Win Mas11s tsf 81 s1sad
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Monday, thr 1!tli day Of Apf1l. isf9. ut u
NJ. !AfHe amount Of Condemned t3rdnancd and
loving articles. viz: - '~>' - '~@ Nv
af".t ,,n ~ geld guns, with carriages snd
1ess,; c. .!an sans. saston'. total weigh. about
lSo tons cannon hslls. "a s2,pounder.
y aIMAeiY ShstiAgest !azioos.
,A9 sporting Cos snd Shot guas, yntiors.
lo.!S9 cAthluea aud rifles. ya1iqua.
1t,411 tAbYes and swords, vafious
tx3 ,Md cattttege bo1ee, various,
15.Ge cavalry saddles fAftoua
5000 xrtlItefy sAdde6, &Attqus.
23.EU curb bfadleA. yArtpu4-
1900 watcstnE blldies, YArlou6.
1a,c90 natcrs, 1hrtous.
ls.*s9 leather traces. TAf!nU1.
~ ~ - e pounds Of cannon powder.
T7.R1 do mnsket do
15aleS do do GaI1,r.a 51as do
Eru1ght An1 cast iron scrap DC, DC.
Pe1ons detrtuE catAlog1es OF the stores to ba sold
can obtain them 6y tpplcatlon to the Chiel of Ord.
nance. st Hashlnaton, D. C OF DEeyee Colonel g.
CE1snn. 9. ]. A.. purchasing sgent corner Houston
And 0reene's1s,. New forE. q apon application 1t
this asftcaL F. D. EALLEEDKR
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