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1--WE nOIIAES.

The elegant ,wo-story brick residence,
the home of Mr.. 7. Reilly COM
plete in. all It's appointments, will be
disposed Of by lot, sometime during
the ensuing month. This property is
known a. among the most desirable in the
city. II i located on the most elevated
ground and in one Of the best ncighbor-
hood, in the city, and i. in all respects n
fr,t-class home.
Three beautiful building lots adjoining
will form the ID ~, anl ith prizes, and
are worth every cent Of the amount at
which they are entered, viz: $500 each.
Ticket, five dollars, Apply 10 or nddre,.
J. Reilly Cairo, III iyGdit
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FLORA GARDEN.
sunday, June TO

This popular place Of resort will Doc open
to visitors a' usual on Sunday next
Tho Garden !, now ia excellent trim
the proprietor having perfected all arrange
ments necessary 10 secure the comfort and
happiuc,' Of all who May honor him with
their pfc'cnce. Good music, cool drinks,
ice-crcam, etc. %. nsual. Everybody
cordially invited. p. FISHER
iysd2t Proprietor.
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WASHINGTON HALL GARDEN
Music, shade, Tees, Lemonadss, etc.

The Washington Hall Garden, John
sehealr proprietor, will again open to Wis.
'tcrs Sunday evening, = splendid sacred
concert by Prof. Wittigs full band, being
ono of the attractions.
There are room, amusement, cool drinks,
wines, ices, lager beer, soda, etc, for every
body, and the clever proprietor will add II
hearty welcome.
Come and bring your families. You
Will be well treated, and will find much TO
n smuse and entestais you. No charge for
JOHN SCHEEL,
lysI Proprietor.
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MINERAL WATERS,
FIRST o. THE SEASON

kis'ingen, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety Of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store Of B. I. Whitaker, No. los CONNER
elal avenue, Cair' Ills. apll2tf
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SINKING Oy THE PARRY OvEyS

\ Memphis dispatch say. that tho Fairy
Queen, owned by Messrs. Ellis, Of this city,
recently sunk in Black river. The value
OF the boat is put down at sGO, 600 half of
which sum, the dispatch says, was covered
by insurance.
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LEECHES,

Fresh, healthy Swedish Leeches receiy-
cd regularly from the importers in New
York, Applied and sold, wholesale or re-
tail, by F. THEOBOLD
jyG-lm Sixth st., near Ohio Leyee
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LtNCH NJ Tiir DELaONICO.

An elegant free lunch will bee spread at
the Delmonico. corner Of Commercial and
Seventh street, at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
Sunday morning. All the palatable edi.
ble' Of the season will bcproyided in abund-
ancer and everybody i invited to attend
and partakc at will II i unnecessary for
u iourgo that the lunch will De abundant,
comprehensive ard wcll served. The pro.
prie,or Of the Drlmonico "ncycr doc, any.
thing by halvc.. :,
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Drawers and Undershirts, At q sacrifice
at =. Nef7s, No 70 Ohio Levee.
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On motion OF Alderman Fitzgerald the
bills were allowed by the following vote,
viz;
Ayes Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Kleb, Mckee, Mendel Theobold and
Winters.
Says-Lonergan-l.
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
The Finance Committee, TO whom was
referred the bill of the Hibernian fire
company, reported the same back, recon-
mending that the amount, viz sl06 25
be allowed in city scrip. Report received
and bill ordered paid as recommended by
the committee, by the following vote, viz:
Ayes-Brankle, Carroll, fitzgerald,
Kleb, Lonergan, Mckee, Mcndel, Theo-
bold, Winter-9.
MONTHLY BEPoRrs.
Report Of Chief Of Police for the month
Of June and monthly report of Is. Shan
messy for May, were severally presented
and read, and on motion received and
placed on file.
The Ordinance Committee, who hereto
fore was instructed by resolutions, and
otherwise, TO prepare and report ordi-
nances upon the several subjects referred
10 them, beg leave 10 report ,ha, they
havo prepared the following ordinances
Let. An ordinance providing for the
construction Of sidewalk on the ea., side
Of Washington avenue, a, and below the
southeast corner Of seventh street.
ID An ordinance providing rule. and
regulations governing the City Council.
ID. An amendment 10 section l3s Of the
revised ordinances of the city Of Cairo.
i,h. An ordinance providing for the
registration Of birth. and deaths.
9Th. An amendment 90 section ; - or
dinsnce iG.
9Th. An ordinance 10 repeal part. Of or.
dinance ID, and respectfully recommend. /.
ing their passage. JOHN NJ KEE
IL. MEYERS.
On motion, the report Wa; received and
the several ordinances read =, length and
laid over for second reading.
oRDIsAscKs uPoy THEIR sEcoSD KEADINo
An ordinance providing for tho taxation
OF Foreign Insurance Companie, aud an
ordinance providing for the reduction of
billiard table, baga,e.le pigeon hole table
and ten pin alley licenses were seyerally
presented and rend ard on motion adopted
by the following vote;
Ayes. Branke Carroll. Fitzgerald
kleb, Lonergan, Mckee, Meudel. Tho.
abold, Winter.
Nays.-nose
Also an ordinance upon it, 2ad reading
providing for the c0nstruction Of brick
sidewalks, which on N ton Of Alderman
Winter. was laid over until the next rgu-.
lar n,csting Of this board for conside,ation
Bill Of T. Sweny, hauling for city. and
amounting To s22 90, presented and refer
red to comInitte OF Claim, under the
rule.
There was then presented proposition
from George W. Hendricks, 10 encloss the
ground known as st. Mary, Park with
good and subtan,ial fence according 10
the original plan aud specifications hereto
fore published whereupon the following
resolution was presented and unanimously
adopted
Resoired, By the Board OF Aldermen
the Select Council concurring. That the
committee on St Mary, Park be, aud they
are hereby instructed to executs and rs.
port a contract with George W Hendricks
Tor fencing said Park according /, the
original plans and specifications on file.
fsr1 the sum of ~, $50 in city bond. au-
th0rized by ordinance s!,
Adjourned,
JOHN BROWN. Civ ClerL
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~. PATRICk's nrNIyoLrSr >or,,I,

The members Of the 81, Patrick's BEN
eNolent Society willmcct nj ,hciras,cmbly
room on SUNDAY, the 10th instant, at 2
o CLOCK PM 10 settle up matter. growing
out of the late picnic \ fun attendance
Is desired. BY order Of the
jys.2t PRESIDENT
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PANIC.STRCCK BEATTY,

II terrible shock to charming wo.
'''''-'haeed' TO any woman, to find that
het teeth are beginning to 60, Never
w'l any human being who uses the fragrant
sozodoht' make that discovery. jy4deod
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"spaldings Glue no well re,uIs,ed
family will be without il. iul4eodiw
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GALE MORTGAGE.

Soic" .lsrrty given that default having Deen
mndc "a The fayucnt of IN" smount s"ent"f %
10 JsId hy certain sale mortgage executed ~
John T.. T.ggtft sni Phph" 4. Ttggau hl- VIE
20 Morris n Wiley dsisd IN" third DAY ~ Jane,
y 49, aHi recorded m n" circuit clerk :
Office OF the .ounty of Alexander and state oi
Illinois, IN iHHk lLl Of sale mortgages, Rage 10,
the amount " due and psyani" t@ing sl.iS 3,
pfincipa toy 'hrr with interest thereon ~ IA tn.
ihiri day of t-l ruaTy A. y. isc-, as Per tonor ~
profni.sofy n1ts tearing even dat" With sad sale
mortgage, an gwen Tor sad sum of sl,l-3 .li, l
10. undrf-I gHHi 20 whom ssd sale mortgage Wa
made, ~ NT ~ the terms AMI provisions ~
the snluc, w.. "a saturday, IN" Juih day ol July,
4 u lH1l, between the hours of ~ o'clock AIN.
audi clock fg. of -aid day, under and by
virtue of thr IHsyrof sale contained IN sai sale
mortgage, -". 4 public auction, o. ihc D gh' Il
l.id'r Coz rts., % the premises, N. following
dc.orl b..i properly 10 vat Lot numbered tscnty
Two ~, % i' x numbered forty'sevsn 80, in
the ir-i sldIi o. in the city OF CAIRO, county of
Alevantcr, BsI state Of Illinois, with the nppuT.
t"nAnec- 20 80 ~ ~" pu poses ana condition- ~
said -slo morE,g. NORRIS Is WILEY.
Mortgage.
june -. l--. le!Jitd
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On motion the several bills were allowed
by the following vote, viz:
Ayes-Brsnkle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Klcb, Loncrgan, Mckee, Mendel, Theo-
bold and Winter-9.
NSys-None.
Bill of police force for the month of
June was as follows
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-07-09

On motion Of Alderman Fitzgerald the
bills were allowed by the following vote,
viz:
Ayes --Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Kleb Mckee, Mendel, Theobod and
Winters.
Nava-Ionorcar-1
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ur.uCTrON
OFFICIAL

The returns of the election last Saturday
following is the result;
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The Cairo Bulletin, July Q.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
ADJOURNED Regular Meeting Of the Board of
dcrmcn.

tAdionrned Regular Meeting Of the Board of Al
dermcn.
Cairo, Ills, July 9TH. 1870
Present: Brankle Carroll, Fitzgerald
Kleh, Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel Thco-
bold, Wintcr--9.
The committee on Claims to whom was
referred the following bills, report the
same back for proper authentcation,
viz: l# ....
Bill of Fairbanks, Greeneaf 4 Co, for
Market House scaes.,......,,. s21h M
Husc, Loomis 4 Co., for ice for ciiy
clerks once. " ~
NJ. Silverburg, collectors book for
......s'''''''''''' 81" WV
" Cairo City Gas Co.. for gas con.
sufned by Fire ompanies, clerks
Office and council chainber........ W 20
On notion the report was received and
the bills referred to the City Comptroller
with instructions to examine the same and
ascertain from the parties contracting
them whether the material for which the
several charges are made against the city
in the respective bills are correct.
The committee on Claims reported IA
vorably upon the following bills, viz
Bill Of stretton Bird, mails for ci,y...."si5 co
h. smyihe Co.. "......~....... II so
". Il. Rockwell 4 Co, ink for Hy.
c.i9n CIV s;a. Co. for sas consumed
in street lamps from May lst To 49,
July 1st, two nonths...."..."""". oZ2 ol
n Obetly d Co. for priatng."".". 40 ~
Thos Meehan, hauling for city".,. ~ u"
Allowed by the following vote, viz;
Ayes-Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Kleb, Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel Thco-
bold and Winter--9.
The Clerk then presented the
BIZ Of p Smith for repairing tools for street
lAborere......,,.,............ CO w
WF Mckee 4 Co, brOoms for city. 81
" w McHae, having chain gang ......... - ~
NJ Bambrick. salary as city Marshal
to July lst"................."...,..... 100 on
- Jno iiyiand, salary n Comptroller
TO July lstm..........................". ~ ~
" n Shanncssy, salary to July lst....... % ~
J u Taylor "........a 100 ~
Jpo Brown '..... iuD ~
:" VIM Mcliale, dieting prisoners 2a ~
" Street laborers, in June. ...........- 20 o.
" Carroll 4 Webster, lumber for city, $50 ~
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ARRIVALS.
Dan Able, Columbus. Baker, Paducah;
Allegheny Belle, Pitts, Armada, do
city OF Alton, StLouis; Belle - Louls, Mompi
Florence. do Little Condor, LOUSY
QuIckstep, Evansville;
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

LETTER From Col. BAKER.-Letters
were received at the War Department,
March %, from Col. Baker to Gen.
Sheridan, in reply to telegram from the
latter for more detailed account and
statement of the Piegan fight. The Col
onel says the whole number killed was
173, of whom 120 were able bodied men
and 53 were women and children. 14O
women and children were afterwards
captured and released. He says he be-
lieves every effort was made by officers
and men to save non combatants. That
such as were killed were killed accident
ally. He says the reports published in
the Eastern papers are wholly malicious
and false, and all that the officers demand
of the authorities is full and complete
investigation, and that less than that can
not be conceded them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02
NEWS ITEMS.

General O'Neil is organizing for de-
scent on Canada at three points, viz
Amhurstburg, Port Erie, and some point
on the st. Lawrence yet undecided upon.
Large quantities of arms and ammunition
are said to be stored near at hand.
''Sugar weddings" four weeks after
marriage, are the latest device of married
Vermonters to keep themselves happy.
A Hartford Life Insurance Company
has granted policies to two men whose
hearts, the surgeons have ascertained
are on their right sides.
At the conclusion of tin wedding in
Hartford, the couple found baby ON the
door step, which somewhat marred the
harmony of the hour.
g. Connecticut farmer recently killed a
turkey that did not lay, and found inside
of her eleven perfectly formed eggs with
perfect shells, and full size.
A writer from chihuahua says he at
tended dance where he saw sign over
the door which read No gentlemen
admitted without pants on"
The Philadelphia Star knows young
lady that will give any man $50, 200 to
marry her.
The Cologne Cathedral, which has
been building for six or eight hundred
years, will be finished in 1875.
The English billiard players are MAX
ing some radical changes in the size of
the balls, and in pockets, cushions, etc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

The fight between the Democratic fac
tions continues and the Young Democra-
cy are marshalling their forces for the
contest of tomorrow evening. Sheriff
O'Brien, their leader, claims that the
meeting is not to request Tweed to resign
the Craftsmanship of the Democratic
General Committee, but he says he will
be called upon to state distinctly whether
he has been closeted with Republicans,
and if he has been traitor, the next step
will be his expulsion and the election of
a new Chairman. The Tweedists are as
confident of success as their opponents,
but it Is said that in case the General
Committee should elect another Chair
man they will retire and adhere to their
Chairman. The whole matter comes be-
fore the sachems of Tammany, of which
Tweed Is the Grand Sachem, and whose
decision will doubtless be in his favorl
Other reports state that earnest efforts
are being made to heal the breach.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02
E. Z. WHEELER, Sec.

AcoUITTED.-Prince Bonaparte has
been acquitted, and intense excitement
is the result As soon as the verdict was
announced the counsel for partie civile
demanded 1000 francs damages, in con-
sequence of which the Prince was not
released from custody. The Prince was
very indignant, of course. The High
Court condemned the Prince to pay the
family of Victor Noire $500 francs, and
the costs of the civil suit.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

SUBsTITUTE.-As it is claimed bv
some Democrats that the substitute for
the 9Th section of the Democratic plat
form, offered by Mr.. Cochrane, of Lane,
did not look to reputation of the na-
tional debt, we append it below, SO that
all may read for themselves
That as the people of the United States ought
never to submit to be saddled with permanent
another, to eat out their substance and sink them
funding of the so-caIled national debt except
holder and the people, based upon the amount of
coin originally paid, and the amount received
and the immunities enjoyed by the holders thereof
since their issue.
The substitute was lost-61 for, and
SO against. Taking the assertions of a
majority of the speakers, that the inter-
est already paid has more than cancelled
the. original cost of the bonds, as the
basis upon which to form judgment
upon what is meant by equitable ad-
justment," we are irresistably driven to
the conclusion that it means clean and
entire reputation of the bonded debt
nothing less and nothing more.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

Our RAILRoAD.-f the report prove
true, that Holladay has purchased and
had shipped from San Francisco, iron
rail- sufficient for ninety miles of track,
we shall hear the snort of the iron horse,
as he whirls through the suburbs of our
city, much sooner than anticipated by the
oldest member in the railroad ring.
However, Mr.. Holladay can't finish the
road to this city too soon for us-we're
ready to pungle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

The MAIN 1DEA.-A certain aspirant
for Senatorial honors in the Democratic
ranks, during the session of the late
Democratic State Convention in this
city, tried to impress upon the minds of
his brethren that policy demanded a
platform that the masses could not ur-
derstand, or, in other words, platform
that would admit of variety of inter-
pretations. He pronounces the platform
adopted as just the thing. While there
is no disputihg the fact that the leaders
of the party are in favor of reputation,
there is still an honest element in the
Democratic party of sufficient strength
to defeat ticket placed upon a fiat footed,
.outspoken, reputation platform. And
this was the argument used against
adopting the eighth section of the plat
form as originally offered. Not that the
principle of reputation was dishonest or
morally wrong. No. They endorsedit it. But
there were certain men in the party who
were troubled with conscientious scru-
pies, and who believed that to endorse
reputation would be to cast reproach and
dishonor upon the fair name of our Gov
ernment. And for fear of driving off
this vote, and thus meeting certain and
overwhelming defeat, they were in favor
of covering up the real and true meaning
Of the resolution, by a sho,c of honesty.
But honest men will not be deceived by
any such clap trap.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

New STEAMER.-Capt. Haun has in
contemplation the building of a new
steamer for the navigation of the Ump-
qua. Since the navigability of the river
has been demonstrated, farmers along
the stream have determined to increase
the breadth of ground sown, as they ex-
pect hereafter to have transportation
facilities afforded them
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

BUSTED. The Gazette says that a
colony of imported Democrats, over on
Soap creek, last week became clamorous
for pay, demanding two dollars per day.
The importers couldn't pay, and the col
ony sbusted," coming back to their
homes in Linn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

New GOLD PLAcERs.-The Roseburg
Plamdealer says new gold mines have
been discovered on branch of the East
Fork of North Umpqua, called Fall
Greek, and the miners there are making
from 81 to SO per day to the hand
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

The PLAINDEALER-Is a new candi-
date in the journalistic field, published at
Roseburg, by VIM Thompson. 1t hoists
the Democratic ticket, and proposes to
do battle for the party of repudiation.
If its life depends on the success Of
its ticket, brief indeed will be the space
allotted to it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

THE SIXTEENTH AMENDMENr.-The
Missouri Legislature asks Congress to
promulgate sixteenth amendment to
the Constitution, disfran rhising all who
sell or manufacture intoxicating liquors.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

FIVE MINUTES SLow.-Taylor, who
was to ride fifty miles in two hours, using
fifteen horses, lost the race by just FIVE
minutes. The race came off at Virginia
City on the 9th ult,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

Low FARE.--The steamer fare between
San Francisco and San Quentin has
been reduced to SO cents. Railroad
fare between San Quentin and San Rafael
is now 25 cents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02


KELLY ON REPUDIATIoN.-In a re-
cent speech at Portland, Col. Kelly, for
years past a standing candidate for the
United States Senatorship, Representive
in Congress, or Governor, declared
that if the bondholders would not con-
sent TO the reputation of half the debt
by equitable adjustment" the next de-
mand would be for the reputation of
the whole of it. Why couldn't this
honest exponent of "the only principle
of Democracy" tell the truth, as Fay
would say, once, just once, and acknowl-
edge that he, as well as the great body
of the party in Oregon, were for repudi-
ating every dollar of the national debt !?
Equitable adjustment" means exactly
this, and nothing less. And all the
twisting and squirming of old worn out
Democratic party hacks will fail to con-
vince the people that equitable adjust
ment" is anything else but repudiation, or
that it is anything else but dishonesty !;
and no man who is an honest, upright
man, can conscientiously vote with a
party which openly and unblushingly
ayows such principle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

SOLD. = The sale of the celebrated
library of John A. Rice, of Chicago, ILL.,,
consisting of two thousand seven hun
dred volumes, was closed on Monday,
and brought nearly $4,000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

DEATH TO RABBITs.-A recent raid
of the huntists of Umatilla county on
the Jack Rabbits was organized, and 400
slaughtered. The scene of operations
was at a place called the Meadows.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

DoN'T LIKE IT.-Beriah Brown, of
the Press, endorses the Democratic State
ticket with the exception of the candi-
date for State Printer He objects to
his nomination on the ground that, as he
is not a practical printer, only book
keeper, IT is an insult to the craft, and a
manifest wrong 70 the public. He there
fore enters his protest against the pre-
cedent thus established.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

@OyERLAND NAIL CoNTRAcT.-The
telegraph informs us that Theodore Lee,
whoever be may be, has been awarded
the overland mail contract from Oroville
to Portland, for the sum of $4,000
per annnm, subject to the pro rata
reduction as the railroad is finished.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

MoHAMMEDAN YEAR.-To-day is the
first day of the year 1887 of the Mo-
hamme dan era, the era of Hegira.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-02

INJURED.-On the night of the Goth
ult., in Virginia City, DR.. Mcbride, the
King of Pain man, was knocked down
and run over by team while crossing
slight damages.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ult., at the Methodist parsonage,
in Walla Walla, W. T.. by Rev. John T Wolfe,
WILLIAM S. HALE to MINERVA McMEEKES, all
of WalIa Walla.
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sTITzEL UPTON,
d + Al L STATE BROKERS,

:. G. MENDENHALL, Agent
Once First st opposite Post Office, Albany. Oon.
III AVE for sale in the city Of Albany, desir.-
IA Die Homestead, Lots /, 2, and 8, corner
Ihirds Fourth snd Ellsworth streets, one of the
best localities in the city. A good one and bals
story house, with all other conyeniences. Anniv
70 J. c. MENDENHALL, Agent.
Albany, Oregon.