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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

TERRIBLE Snow STORM Letters
from Fort Abercrombie say that on the
11th inst. the most tempestuous storm
this Winter was experienced. A party
of soldiers got lost in the binding snow
storm and perished.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Strict orders, have been given through
out the Russian empire to prevent any
manifestation on the anniversary of the
emancipation of serfs, which occurs on
the 9th of February.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The Democratic Boston Post suggests
that its Democratic brother of the Mem
phis AcalancAe be sfscalped and supplied
with respectable brains.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

A Michigan man, while walking a
street in East Saginaw, was struck in
the face by one of small flock of flying
pigeons, and both fell The man had
his cheek torn, one tooth knocked out
and several loosened. The pigeon was
killed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The Buffalo police are in pursuit of
the fast drivers, and few days ago az
rested a deputysheriff, a police justice
and other well known citizens. The
deputy-sherif was taking prisoner to
the lookup, when he himself was arrest
ed in his headlong course.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

LARGE REwARD.-A reward of S15,-
600, " and no questions asked,"' is ad-
vertised in the New York Herald for
the return of 270 yards of lace, etolen
from trunk in the baggage car of the
New York Central Railroad, some time
ago. The lace is valued at nearly 81, 900
per yard.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

A recently married man in Whining
ton,. Del, i'll treated his wife and re-
ceived therefor severe beating at the
hands of his mother-in-law. He humbly
promised not to do so any more.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Very ILL.-Elizabeth Cady Stanton
is very i'll, from severe attack Of pneu-
mouia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

SUIT WITHDRAwN.-James Fisk, Jr.,
has withdrawn his libel suit against
Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield Re
publican.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

DEcLrNEs.-Gen. Reynolds declines
the honor of an election to the United
States Senate from Texas.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Forty three 2-horse wagons arrived at
Sacramento a few days ago, from South
Bend, Indiana Price, S110@S130
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

In California slang geologist is a
q rock sharp minerologist g crystal
sharp" botanist a {. weed sharp a
naturalist a g bug sharp" or '.toad
sharp" A "quartz sharp is man who
understands ores
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The latest proposition Of railroad re-
form is that made by Harper's Weekly, to
introduce special calaboose on evening
trains for drunken passengers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

PROCLAIMED AS LAw.zlThe Fifteenth
Amendment: having been ratified by
more than the requisite two-thirds of the
State Legislatures, will, in few days, be
proclaimed part and parcel of the Con-
stitution of the United States. As our
colored population will then haye the
privilege of voting, we expect to see our
Democratic friends drop their old cry Of
4s niger" and " go for him with hon
eyed words and protestations of everlast-
ing friendship, to induce him, now their
brother, to cast his vote for the Demo
cratic ticket, swearing that it was thro'
the efforts of Democracy that he now en-
joys the blessed privileges hitherto only
granted to white men. And when we
see the. Democratic white man and his
proselyted colored brother Qate {: mig.
ger = marching arm in arm to the polls
in the fullness of our heart we shall ex.
claim, par nobi1e tratruns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

In one of the Eastern States, twin
brothers have been sent to the peniten-
tiary five years for burglary. The twins
were but seventeen years old.
Judge Stanton gave up a practice
worth $4,000 year to take the office of
Secretary of War.
A jealous husband in New York saved
his beautiful wife from the Vaccinations
of city youth, by stealing her teeth and
stopping her supply of money.
The Portland, Nc Minnville g. Astoria
Railroad bill passsd the Senate on the
10Th.
Venezuela is praying to be annexed to
the United States.
The 18th, 14th and 18th amendments
have passed both branches of the Texas
Legislature.
Admiral Faragut was reported better
on the evening of the Goth.
1t cost S25 to see Prince Arthur dance
in New York.
Typhoid fever is prevailing in Doug
las county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

PARDoNED.-On the 21st, Governor
Woods pardoned Henry G. Vaughn, sem
fenced TO the penitentiary for life from
Benton county, for killing Frank Mat
tock, sheriff Of Umatilla county. The
petition presented to the Governor, pray
ing for the pardon, was signed BY eight
hundred of the best citizens Of Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Inc supJoined correspondence sufficiently ex-
plains itself:
PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 15, 1869.
MEssRs: EyERsoN HAINEs, General Agents
New England Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny, Boston:
Genhemen-On my own behalf and in the name
of my orphan children, beg to thank you, and
through you the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company of os.on, for its munifcence
in paying me my terminated policy on the life of
my husband On the 2ist of January, 1869,
misfortune compelled me to forego the payment
of the last prsmium-which non-payment in any
other company would have lost me my policy
but am now overjoyed with the receipt of the
amount OF the policy Qess the amount of the un-
paid premium only, thanks to the equity of the
Massachusetts Lapse Laws, that must bless many
widows and their children. I recommend the
New England Mutual to all who would provide
against possible misfortune. 1 sincerely thank
you again, gentlemen, for the payment, and also
for your generous and gentlemanly assistance in
the matter. Respectfully,
BETSEY MILLER.
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WHO RocHEroRr Is.-G. w. Small

WHO RocHEFoRT Is.-G. w. Small
ley, writing to the New York Tribune
from Paris, thus speaks of Rochefort:
One word about NJ. Henri Rochefort,
who Is just now the best abused man in
the English press. In the first place he
is by birth Vicomte de Lucay, of fam
lily going back to the Crusades. For
that he is neither better nor worse, only
it is complete answer to the common
charge against him that his hostility to
the Emperor is the hostility of man
sprung from the lowest classes to man
of princely and imperial rank. IF blood
is to count, M. Henri Rochefort is of
older and better descent than the nephew
of Corsican adventurer. He is hated
in England because he is the irreconcila-
BILE enemy of the Emperor and of the
Empire. IF Bourbon were on the
throne and Rochefort striving to upset
the Bourb bon, the dislike to him would
be the same in England. Most English
men care little who rules France. What
they want is that somebody should rule
it who is strong enough to keep the peo
pie in order and their trade with England
free from disturbance. France to then
is simply market. They denounced
Louis Napoleon while contending agains
Louis Philippe more vigorously thar
they denounce Rochefort contendinf
against Louis Napoleon; and for til,
same reason, when Napoleon overthrev
the Republic they went over to his sid'
after time. When the Republi,
shall have overthrown the Empire they
will once more be on the side OF the Re
| nublic -
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"a ssIOK's
CLIMAX KNITTER!

Il N presenting the claims of this NEW KNIT
TING MACHINE to popular favor, we aim
at no more than brief and candid statement Of
its actual merits. We confidently claim that the
CLIMAX KNITTER is superior to all other ma
chimes in the follwing respects
1. Simplicity Of construction and operation.
2. Completeness and excellence Of work.
3. Convenience of shape, size and weight Of
machine. SOS
4. Durability of machine.
5. Rapidity of work. HHfS
6. Cheapness.
1t rs 80 simple in its construction and in its
workings, that less than half the time is required
to learn to knit on it than others. With it the
children of the household can do all the knitting.
1t is made entirely of iron and stecl. mans
sock be made in thirty nsinafes. II makes
the regular old old-fashioned knitting needle
stitch loop, with several others if desred)
turns the heel, making it of good shape as by
hand, without any sewing; narrows or videns,
at the pleasure of the operator, and makes q per-
feet toe. Any article that can be knit by hand
can be manufactured on this machine.
Persons who wish to the machine in opera
ton, requested to call the agent in this city
S. S. MARKHAM & SON,
Agents for Oregon.
Albany, Ogn., Feb. IL, 1s70.-23 agsn
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, No. 81 Front Street,
Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon
Special Collector of Claims,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan-
tile Claims of every description throughout Ore
gon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well as with due regard to economy in
proceeds paid over punctualIy.
Real Estate Dealer.
Sept. lift.
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Linn County Union Convention.

In pursuance to the call of the late Union Re-
publican Central Committee, held at Portland,
March 26th, last, for the next State Convention,
the Union voters of Linn County requested
to meet at their respective places of voting in
their precincts, on
Saturday, March 10th, 1870,
to choose delegates to represent them in the
County Convention, to be held at the CoURT
BousR, in Albany,
Thursday, March Gath, 1870,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electing
Eighteen Delegates to the State Convention, to be
held in the city of Portland, April eth, next.
The several Precincts entitled to Delegates
follows:
Albany .................. Harrisburg. ..........
BrownsViile ..-...-... lebanon
Brush Creek .......... Orleans ................
feoFla- j
Franklin Butte.-.-... Sweet Home.
Seio Syracuse-...........
Santiam Waterloo. ............
J. ii. FOSTER,
Chairman Linn Co. Central Com.
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NoTICH-

DARTIES OWING FREIGHT BILLS VIII
call and settle immediately.
On and after January 1st, 1870, no freight
will be delivered until charges are settled.
BEACH b MONTEITH.
Albany, December LIST, ls7o-1ssS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Al PRoaREssIvE DEMocRAT.- w WhIle
the Fifteenth Amendment was under
discussion in the Kansas House Of Rep
resentatives, Democratic member said
that 9 while he belonged to the Demo-
cratic party, he belonged to the present
age.o To prove it, he voted for the
Amendment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF THE
HUMAN BoDY.-Mr. A. B. Flowers, of
Alexander, La, writes to the Scientific
american, that the statement made in a
recent article on this subject to the effect
that no one has ever witnessed case of
spontaneous combustion in the human
body, is mistake, as he was himself,
with several others, an eye witness to a
case of the kind The person who was
the victim was hard drinker, and was
sitting by the fire surrounded by Christ
mas guests, when suddenly flames Of a
blush tint gushed from his mouth and
nostrils, and he was soon corpse. The
body, he states, remained extremely warm
for much longer period than usual.
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The subjoined correspondence sufficiently ex-
plains itself
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THE CUBAN SITUATIoN.-Washing-
ton Specials of the 10Th announce that
the State Department will send to Con-
gress batch of documents bearing on
Cuban affairs, including the Sickles cor
respondence. The friends of the admin
istration say this will fully justify the
course the Government has pursued tow
ard Cuba The President freely says his
personal sympathies have always been
with the insurgents, but they are losing
ground, and no good would result from
the recognition of belligerency. There is
noprobability that anything will be done
by Congress unless it is the adoption of
an attitude Of strict neutrality.
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Correspondence.

Real Estate Dealer.
Sept. lift.
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Albany, Ogn., Feb. IL, 1s70.-23 gsh
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MIsTAKEN.-The Mercury says: "The
REGISTER vents big growl because the
city printing of Albany was given to the
Democrat." Not at ali. We merely OBJ
ject to the manner of giving We stand
by our statement of the case, and If our
contemporary can see anything commend
able or honorable inthe transaction which
gave the Democrat the printing, we are
free to confess he has less honesty than
we gave him credit for.
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usttllan.ous.

TTHEJEWELuY STORE BSl broa ~ tY,
N liberal advances made o. Wttc .. l"wclty, dUT
mouds. old gold s',yer &c, the UougLt AqM
Sc habla E'pan ly + sGces.
(,OtNS, bunions. ingrovus nails. Chiibialus, Ac.,
~ immediately relieved aud positively cufod WIN
Briggs Curative and AleyiaoT sold 10y dr. ggi-ts aud
sent BY mail Oc.; samples 10. Dr. j. BRIGGS CO.
Newark, n J.
nINOItCES legally Obtained. dnsrtton, &c. eunl
cieut cause, 40 publicity CHARGE IN acNHU GO o
advice iGCe. N 40 81, AtIOtuc', = Nassau ST.,
IrOW -AIE-A cOup,ctr set u butchers hNurc..
" N OF wtAuut zee box. Appl, ~ Bur ANS II
West nth . from tp5f VI,
NOrIlE. Some hin eN,r, en- dc..rc TO Enow
~ about uyuutIlul c send 10 .. Tor
WANTED ricr glls,. = or = Il. higl witn orr 90
w out window cOruC :; nut much ucI. Ado. -
&c,
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groal Noil:e..

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q Sl01,da snl y. Iece, 81 pa.nti.' akaiu,i Mi'am
In par,uaGce o. Iudsmcnt q the supreme coer u
sn i'd S Anew on 1G 6 ssa ssS S9 ~ GsrlI y r
subscriber the referee named In sail ird';in ~, wi
gay fs5 S9if 3 sSf2 c SS 6o5 at M
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Auetloneers. tho premises known n No. ~ Broltvty,
bqn I'd Si Snd 81 ssT " Es a Sss eSa Ri %
Sa On o e eG ds o. sra Sn one
srly i,om thc Intersection q the nortdery luo u
Ig.nigs ,as9sc s..cTiy ana gsrsis ys9lGs a.tIy
"nS tx Ses .see enc nor.nepy ard pnf"c VII he
oastotly rue Of BROADWAY. twenty-five feet th5ucs
eSa Sf tSs
c along ,s essery line Bja s "o 70 hc oS,
or place Of he slIling beng The sane premise con.
sii!h, ~ deed dated March q, Va aud rccotjca IN
Sc. i DAY Of March, CHS ST. "a nj S S' sS Of
Dated Nc" YORK. f sSSi IN T. COLEMAN. r.ss,c.
7. BURD, Piaiutin' Attorney.
cogYT Ne. YSTE cy and l % s;
United States PiAntii, against An Z. Mellon "a and
sls q he ea Si
& ,sS SSs s1 aaso ss S day T aas
IIeHsssy; % nc e.tH Of New YcTi BY JosEpu 30;
ss.- To- wiz AT hat s o.rn lot piece Q, pacs Of
land situate, lying and Seventeenth MAID
OF the city OF New Yots pounded ~ follow: De,iu
street. distant three hundred sni 10 two feet aud
eve seNcntns inches nortlwe ter fruil tLc S'rInd
Ayenue, and running thence eouttN terry on li1o
parallel with the 'aid avenue one hundred and shreo
parallel with the said twenty fe Il i've Ind
one seventh Inches the c. Lorih's,ttt.y Of lino
parallel with tlIe said Ave.ue one hund 'cl trre
feet and three incIcs; aud thCucc souher,t1r InE
Thirteenth stree tNsatN fret I've ald nth
INCHES to the giae, Of oes'laiis.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, ReCcsce.
HHNHY DAY, Plautf's Attorney.
1he above salc Is uCiOuTucl 10 TUESDAY, FeutunrY
a. the same tue and plaIc,
New ora JIh TO- lItI, ,,, =, ,,,,,,,.
The above sale q adjourned 10 1uca1J. ago. u
the same tiu.e aud tltce.
New lor,, ch. T. ~ l.,. =, ,,.,..,.,
STPVEME COZ k'r. New Norr county lin ~. n,t
= sherman, motuy A.. Gltf, ugl JUt L.. SlOH lt.,
riaulIis, against Henri Won - den Drtru Ilui ,u-
moLe tor money demand on contact. Com. mo- rs'D
o the above named uvteHdaut: Icu ar" n,rclh tun'
moncd at required to arsw = tAc con plant IN is sc
ton. whiOh win lel n the oC' Of the t'rrN u't
cry aud County Of New OK NJ ~ court d"usr. fig
fid cay, uud ~ serve copy VI year answer 70 a. NA
comp amt Che ul-cupC., At I' uiire, VI. 10 Wan
e. IA rlid CITY, Ntu twenty dtNs Alto Ito -egNc "
this summons on you. exclusive OF thc day uf slch
vice; aud 80. TAIL ~ answer ne -alu Jni laut Within
tue time AZORES ain the uliutts IN tus action VII lie
judgment against gu for the sum Vi hundred mad
twenty two dollars ana iOrtyet hi cents, VISTA u'lt
from the ID day ct November Que H. usan clEht han
dIed sld slkyulne. besides the costs oI this aosC2
OSCAR rRIsntE pr.iu:iGs ATTORNEY,
Tho c0mrlnIt IN thi' actua was Mel la me 1r"o ot
the ERIK OF New iorx County, ~ tho Court HOUSE. 10
tue city OF New Yotk Nov. g. lStA
OSCAR F2IsDlE. PLAINTIFF Attorney. 10 WaH 81
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6 Uparturrship ttoiIt,s.

'6'0 ALL wH0M ITi,iAi cos ASK N.-Iake
y notice, thut limited plrtucnh,p has been formed
10y the undersigned under the laws Of tho state Of Ncw
York lnGt the name or firm under which 'nch part
ncnhir IL anc is 10 bc conducted II RoEnlCk BIO
rlFRs Int re general nature Of the business Of such
Grn Is tho manu urc AMI sale OF house uynshns ar
uclc5 GOd That the OF all tho General and
spectral Arncr- interested therein r- f luWn john
i,orpucS ana Slmuc loc'uck, both of "lum t'slr ~
the rtl OF IIOuhNu and CuutN ui hlutu' hIt l' oHl
general partner uud lrrD J, SigNcn'lh $50 ., sara
ciy,H tlc on ,lcci, titrcr lhAl the .ald helly
D. kieVcu.pS has tnui ul. tu tr tlh h sttsAlp IN
casl ,he .ru OF rtr, thousand dolnr. That the told
uartncrs - tutuult noes h DR. dhl OF January, lNV,
and VII tDigirHio uI January !, $40.
HrOuk N, JtI. T. t..0. .....,...,.
;A,MIII - i -. Hi uN' IGencra r'rtpers.
uENi,I j. srE\ kNsON, Special Farther.
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ilroftsslonll duros.

AK, OILS, - Bond a., New York Of Union-wide
IPiclu,lun Utcr pariors. reception, waiting uur~
ine aud irtIhg Rooms. IN n,urt complete Ia America
f,s muttutI Every tudN send three sAmpa Tor pnnl'
phct tho shUds Of the unfortunate from every state
cured aruu,y. No matter who failed. state case o.
cVme hs opinion costs nothing. Iiours-v A, MI
AIDES AFFIIt TED In whatever way, can
l 4 rcE upon ssfe and spec ~ cure by al tNANs,N
Chltuam a.. Circular tree, INST post.
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Mltplntrn.

NNE GO-HOR~E ROOT sectional boiler snt
t0horse trunk engine for sac Been In year "a
shalL Apply 10 Publisher OF Inc suu-
IIOR SALE-A quarter ncdl m Gordon lr.s,
II good order, A.-u, iIul tn ~ .- lrusl
boards. SC. Apoy TO BONNF & GO. 65 | m 'ry ri
IMPKOyED FOJT LATdE~ FOR {li a.
i C"Attc ~, ny stars. J. l. IN I'VE /.
SCHAp ~TtEI and steel Dsks.--A large ltal ~
- soap from test tu-''.h cns t'yl, n>u rtrr
o; various L.ILts, Mo and lutAtr uiHutt".. ut
sa,J. Apply 10 Il, IlOE & CO., - ahd 81 God It.
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A sAFEAND RELIABLE INyEsrMENT.

A SAFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT.
N,0o.OJ
FIRST MORTGAGE SlNKtSO rUSp
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
or
FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsVILLk
RAILROAD COMPANY or VIRGINIA
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IL COiN.
FREE or I. =. GuvElINNENT TAX.
Tie g. mile, long and forms the shottys, con
meet ne Ink In tue System Of roads leading to tue eutr
South. southwcs' and West 10 the PaclGc O.san.
1t passes through rch country. hs Lcpi frI ds Of
uhich - more hIH eH1agh 10 support q. AMI as 70 has
three IL pot,Ant feeders eAcl eai. It's hroIg4 trade
vii be heavy and reHlluerai!y'.
Maps AMI pamphlets firn,sh Il. watch erpiln s4tts
flctory every question That can possibly be raised
party -, .ins safe and pr3aub lnNestucnt
m mcttgIg. limited 10 tG loJ per mile Of coRplsf
and irgst 20 ~. Ani Is issued to THE FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY or SEw YORK As
TRUSTEES FoR THE BoNpHOLDEGs. ard ne So.
cgrfiy ~rrst-ci1S IN tr'rb resTec.
limited number OF the Donds are offered at "!s aud
Interest IRON Nov. /. In currency, and ths price
are the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREST BEARING SECUGI
TIES N THE MARKET
We have Investigated tie advantages OF the railroad
aud the merts OF the enterprise. and conndent
sAs snt prol thblo Investment
DRAKE DROTHFGs.
Banker, 70 Hrnid Il.
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Sitnations dNanito.

A tENTIEMAN u,r, iiCaced In the manufacture
~ Of lzd'st and chdrcu6 unnctclutlng and dresses.
also ~ aad cotton rmbrOidcrcd aud braided E1uds,
desires 70 oman POSITION IN good house. IN this
uuu Ut huucs irrnish the hcst CITY references.
AhdrrsS. {. nnd G., care OF HUGH DALZllL CO..
~ RpcnIfd -
4 MENbKu or t.c Masonic lr,'crnit, VII" IA fault.
~ ~ WIN nhir tu''nrs@. md IN ever way rclabc.
ucsrrs 'iup "vuiy rsA clerk or othetw'sr has nrt-
class 'ci'r"Hc" N'lr"'s NtsNNlt ,nuN ". un office.
A yVtNGs man q Ou Iceland wishes ia learn the
"A hiSr+ by nee Gn Istmh : good ucu about
y. FrIs' call II , 8 We -'t.i r... 1T moor. mont.
Npt NJ. MAS W. has aortcd ia rruk .tor.s
~ Ni.l"scu ulu, tcrit. Address II Nh, boK 40, sun
Uiic"
4 NOt>G NNN "ar,s . s,uh, on O., ,u,,yc In y
~ merchant ttur .. rc. Aaf .ts H. H.. BE-. 10. srn
Office.
no BikERS. f;-'.,' 20 cake tiA"' ws1,f
-t'ar-icr, Urdcrs'qufts ..J.Ik Cte' 80. ielta,
na .otLe ue IiHs',@ APO at - thr!tc Il. gro
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NAINANlkf SANDS. / ofTqses
THOS. !. IhEA AfR In.i
GO H. ANpftt VS. Atsc4.uI.nt.

DuBliC NOTICE "a hereby gitcn hat %, $40
li DAY Of ebrunry. mt. 1.hall proctsi tn draw
Jurors for the OloNing Courts TO lie had IN apd for
March, ptoNlmo to Wit!
Two plncs of 0l Petit Jurors each for the san, amo
Court. CIRCUIT, Paris nnl two an le ~ 10 I" ~
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Jurors for tho Cvurf u General s,.s SION
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land. Re gum, ana tho United States Dy steAaers sail
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Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
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