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THE LAMENTED S
Funeral 0bsequlss TO-Day-PFOgramms Of
ceFsmeaiss.

The funeral Of the late Rev. Dr.. s. Tus-
IA, q Rabbi OF the Congregation Children
OF Israel, will take place from the resi-
dence of the deceased this morning, at
nine o'clock.
The following ia the
D OF PROCESSION.
MarshaIs.
Brass Band.
Committee Of Arrangement and Warden, IN
Congregation Children Of Israel.
Congregation Beth 81 Emeth.
Euphrates and Htddekel Lodges, ]. o. b b.
Sabbath School.
'-'n-'''''''- Lg r'n-'''r'''
South Memphis Lodge, No. us, F. and A. NJ.
omciating ministers, with President and
Vice President OF the Congregation
Children OF Israel.
MOurnera and relatives of the deceased.
Clergy n Press.
Friends OF the deceased In carriages.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will move up Exchange
street to Second, Second to Union. Union
TO Main, Main to the Temple, corner OF
Exchange and Main, where the funeral
services will be held, conducted by Rev.
80 A4AAAuAAsAAa4f VI OA4g44AAElH h8alHbEA ny
Rev. DR.. Berg, OF this city, and the choir
of the congregation.
The following instructions are given to
b various societies.
They will assemble at nine O'Clock, and
report upon arrival at the designated
places to the Marshal-in- Chief, Mr.. Lew
Wexler.
EUPHRATEs AM HTDDEKEL LODGES I. o.
B. B..
will appoint two pslI-bearers, and will
station themselves on the south side OF
Exchange street, right resting on the
alley between Third and Fourth streets.
SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGE p. AND A. N.
will appoint two pall-bearers, and will
take their position On the north side OF
Exchange street, right resting on the
alley between Third and Fourth streets.
CONGREGATION CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
will assemble in front of the temple. and
saiect two pall-bearers, and win take
their position, right resting on the north
east corner of Exchange and Fourth
streets.
CONGREGATION BETH Ell ENETH
will take their position, right resting on
southwest corner Of Exchange and
Fourth g -eets.
SABBATH SCHOOL
The children will assemble in front of
b temple, and take their station, right
resting on southeast corner Of Third and
Exchange streets.
oTHER SOCIETIES AND RIEND
attending the funeral will report to the
Marshal.in-Chief, who viii assign them
proper places.
The following is the programme Of GER
emonles In the temple, arranged BY Rev.
DR.. Ltlienthal:
l. PreludiUm-Organ.
2. Hebrew Prayer-Rev. DR.. Lilien-
thai.
8. "was list der Mensoh9" what is
Man2)-ChOir.
4 German ~Prayer-Rsv. DR.. Berg.
8. Funeral SermOn-Rev. DR.. Lilien-
thai.
s. 81 Heard a VOice"-ChOir.
7. Ceremonies Of the I. o. B. B.
3. Min HametZar"-Choir.
8. Ceremonies OF F. and A. M.
10, Closing Prayer and BenedietiOn-
Rev. DR.. Lilienthsl.
After the services in the temple sre
over the Vestry of the Congregation Chill
dren of Israel will escort the remains of
the lsmented to the Memphis and Ohio
RAILROAD depot, and they will be sent TO
New York,
Messrs. A, Loeb, NJ. r. LOewenstine and
I. Folz comprise the Committee Of Ar
rRngements.
Marshal-in-C Chief, Mr.. Lew. Wexler;
Assistants. Sam Hirsch and Joseph Gro
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The great
BARGAIN SALE HAS COMMENCED.
Look out from day to day.
We DiH give FTUe Per Cent. from oar
Gross Sales for TEN DAYS to the OR
PLANS, as published on Sunday.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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South Memphis Lodge, No. Is, F. n A. NJ.
Ofdciating ministers, with President and
Vice President OF the Congregation
Children OF Israel.
MOurnera and relatives Of tbs deceased.
Clergy and Press.
Friends OF the deceased In carriages.
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STEAMBOAT RECORD.
Receipts and Expenditures Of Local lnspeo-
tors and River Casualties IL this
District fer 1870.

We are indebted 10 Captain Washington
and Captain George H. CLARK for the fol-
lowing, setting forth the receipts and ex-
~Psnditures at this port daring the year
ending December 81, 1870, and a complete
list Of steamboat casualties for the same
period;
Annual Report Of tie Receipts and Erpen-
datgTes az this Port, during the year end
iag December 81, 1870:
Receipts.
Total collected for inspectfon.----..sLsB @
Number Of pilots licensed, l43-am't
collected for same. .-.....-..... .......... i.450 %
NJ mbsr OF Engineers ucenseL. l34-
amount collected for ame.-- .......... 1910 90
-amount collected for sams.--..- 70 90
.g4658 Is
Expenditures.
81 800 90
CmG6 40 W
storage on pump and nxturts-. 70 O0
Trip No. l-T0 Cairo, IlinOiL. and re-
turn, $50 miles, at 10 cents per mile. IS 90
Trip No. I'll Cairo, Illinois. and re-
turn, $50 miles, at 10 centa. IS %
Trip NJ 3-TO Cairo and Paducah and
return 0U miles. at 10 cents--. IS %
Trip MOTTO Helena. Arkansas, end
return, $50 miles, at l0cent8--.-.-. % 90
turn, $50 miles. at 10 ehts.~ IS 90
So miles, at ioeents~ - So 90
miles, at 10 cents IS 60
Trip No. -TO DeYall's Bluff and re-
! turn, l420 miles. at 10 csnta-- l42 90
/ Drayage, quarter ending March IL 8 90
Drayage, quarter ending June 8U.....-. 5 90
DTayage, quarter ending Sept 3O.----. 5 on
Drayage, quarter ending Dec. 3I.- 3 %
] ReQulsiJiOn for office furniture al
lowed in department letter, dated
July IL, -. 20 So
RcQuisitiOn for postage stamps al
lowed In department letter, dated
January 4, 8 %
i acquisition tor stationery flowed In
department letter, dated January 4,
ofN'..--.--.-'.--as-- -,-..s.s.-.--4-.s.s.s..-s II W
Amount 20 LIB IS
u
RECAPITULATION.
Total collections g
IoJal 1850 81
Balance in favor Of Government-..SL,7O3 s.
Number Of steamboats, inspected
Passenger-.-..........--........ ..--..-.--3 SO
EI5isnL z
rowing
J
$500 j
u-aass-s0f
AOtal
parvaafEsrTu s,hv-FNt-a
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Go and get some of that c~rab-appie OF
der at Willstt's, 81 Adams street.
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Sioksnlag and Hsartrsndlas D~staIis-Sur.
yey Of the Wreck.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will be a
Union Prayer Meeting held st the Cum
berlaud Presbyterian Church, on Court
street, each day during the week, from Il
20 1 o'clock.
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Election Of Members Of the BOard Of
Education Memphis CITY Schools.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Thursday.
~ January 9th, 1871, an election VIII be held
In each OF b wards OF the city at tHa reepee-
tive voting places therein. FOR the purB0ss OF
electtng one member OF the Board N Educa-
ton Tor each ward, to serve fWo years.
THOS. II SMITH,
deA President OF the Board.
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CHOICE assortment Of Macksrel and
Fish low to the trade.
PEPPER, OTEY Il DOBB.
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Dress Goods much below their valve.
Black Alpaca bargains. A beautiful
line Of Colored Alpacas at thirty-fve
cents.
POplins reduced.
Bargains in shawls and Cloaks.
Flsnnels reduced.
Great bargains in Irish Linens, Bleached
MOuslins, etc.
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aAKTs

UOUSE-To rent, g large house, centrally
III located; would prefer furnished. Al
dress q. L. through =. U. Jas
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
day gifts issue Of s. A. Wells, News
Agent, at sn points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for SI.5O per month.
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DoN'r FAm to 20 and see the large stock
Of chromos, microscopes, views, and all
styles of beautiful oval and squire frames,
at No. 288H Second street, Between Madi-
son and Monroe.
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II. A. BABATZKY, music teacher, viii re-
sumo his lessons on Tuesday, January 8.
Please leave orders at GoePel's music
store, S75 Main street.
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Browne q Browne, sI5 Second street,
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THE place to play biniards-wmott's.
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Go TO Joe LoOks's for the latest news
from all sources. Y
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NASHVILLE Union and american, also
Banner, Gt Joe Locke's 236L Main street.
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GAS FITTING, BIS Second street.

GAS STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
& Brownies, 3I5 Second street.
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FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas Riy8F---8smPbIs aRd
Arkansas aiysF Packet Go.
@eU. S. Nail Line.
EALL eEMENT

FALL
On and AFTER Monday, september the Urn
~ the elegant passenger packets OF this lime
viii leave MEMPHIS FuE LITTLE EUEE
and all intermediate landings, on
Hsadays, Wednesdays and FFilays7
Ats O'Clock pm, making direct connections
st Little Rock with The IEht-drauEl- 1uza= %
the line for Fort smith and AL Intermediate
points, and with the regular T.. S. mali
coaches for Hot Springs.
The boats OF the line we're built EEura=-
for the trade, and possess uuEu-uEs5al -zc..-
tiles for Transporting passengers AID freight
to all points on the Arkansas river Without
detention, at all stages Of water.
Freights consigned to this company az
Memphis or Mouth OF White river. VIA u5
forwarded promptly to Destination without
any charge for transfer,
sell 10 FNT AIAEs F--s-tzrt
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
- BELLE LEE

on board or tc
81. WALT &CO- A-euts, ~ Front srast-
R ". LIGHTHOUSES. Ge- LAg'L.s t Front SO
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW MADRID.

Regular Oscsola and New Madrid Packet
FANNY BRANDEIs. Murray. master
Thlssplendid psssengsrsJeamsr -
viii leave a. above
THIS DAY, 18th inst, atZpm-. positively,
For ireight or Daasaes apply on board. ia
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STEAM FITTIEa. sl5 Second street.
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Tar that Older At Willets's
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J. Slut Neal-..--master A MartiucIa
Win leave Memphis regularly every Wzdu5s
day during the season. Is teI1w.
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IMMENSE
ID E GO = 4.
VIZ HAVE COMMENCED
TO SELL OUT OUR WINTER GOODS,
N
CARE NOT FOR COST
We VIII Make a Clean Sweep ~
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The funeral Of the late Rev. Dr.. s. Tus-
"a, a Rabbi OF the Congregation Children
OF Israel, will take place from the resi-
dence of the deceased this morning, st
nine o'clock.
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a O~ONDUCToRls LUCK.

Conductor Kirby was gathering the
tickets Of passengers in the negroes ear
when the accident occurred. He was
thrown lear tbe stove. His nose and
fOrehesd are burned, but not very Sc
verely. His strong watch chain was
broken and the watch lost. He cannot
tell very clearly how he escaped from h0-
meath many negroes who we're piled
upon him. he says that he never before
made such struggles. When c put
side the car he forgot his bruises and
burns and devoted himself to the task OF
saving others ana of relieving the suffer-
ings Of the burned and bruised negroes.
All the baggage of passengers Lett at the
afternoon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-29

A Coon MovE.--At the last meeting of tho
City Council in Salem, it was ordered that . no.
tice bc inserted in the daily paper requiring par.
ties to drive down nails that protruded from the
sidewalks in front Of their premises We hope .
suggestion on this point will be sufficient to Al
banians. On some blocks in this city nearly
every nail in the walk rises little from the plank
in which it is placed. causing frequent damage
to ladies' dressss and no little annoyance to the
sterper sex. -
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A Glorious Change
THE GREAT WOssI>is,s TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
sforafiye is the sfeet-anclaOr of
the feeble and debiiifated. As n
tonic and cordial fcr the aged
and languaid, IL has no equal
among stonnacfsics. As q remedy
for t:se nervous weakness to
which women arc especially sssb-
sect, 1t is sssperseding every other
sfinasiaEt. In ali climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frigfd, It acts
as II specific iaa every species Of
s:issss's-es. which UNDERWRITERS the
Eo~4.ass ts'cssst:a and breaks DOWN
III as-.-i spss.tts. For xsto tsY
a .i.'sfyists, .se
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THE NEW FOOD,

For e few cents y0i can buy
of your Grocer or Truggist a
package of SEA MOSS TARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
carrageen, which will make
s;x.cen quarts CT Elanc Mango,
--.aI alike quantity Ct Puddings
sssttards, Creams, Charlotte
zsasse, &c. It is tie cheapest,
-zeGlthiest and mcst delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light end delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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"PurrING on FRILLs."-Within the past few
days Messrs. r. C. Hill 4 Son have received sew
eral thousand dollars worth of fresh drugs, per-
fumery, medicines, etc., at their drug establish
ment ON First street, which the polite and urbane
Col. Fred. will be pleased to throw in sight for
your inspection, any other mans, whenever
you put in an appearance. They have also in their
employ German druggist, gentleman of culture
and frst-class reputation, who will be pleased to
deal out prescriptions or candy, toilet goods or
castor oil, soda powders or horse medicines. in
any known language, for cash. Fred. converses
aucntly in all the Indian languages he under
stands, as well "broken China and tolerable
fair English, that none of our people need go
unsupplied with needed articles in his line,
through the fear of not making themselves under
stood. Want of time prevents further rsaaarks
on this subject now. Drop in and the new
outfit,
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SALES or REAL EsTArE.-WHiiam Davidson,
No. 81 Front street, Portland, is daily efecting
sales Of real estate, for coin, located in various
parts of the city. and the amount for the past
month foots up to very considerable sum. The
increasing inquiry his ONCE for rst-class resi-
dence lots, by parties desiring to improve them,
gives earnest of the confidence entertained in
the upward tendency of real estate In this city.
ms en.erPrslng anu eo.sneaa fe.a es.s1e oealef
concise aud truthful statements regarding the
soil, climate and productions Of Oregon, and by
correspondence with men Of wealth and influence
at the East. is introducing capital here to be in
vested In real estate in Portland, we'll - farms
and farming lands in Oregop.-Portiand Ex.
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The BAPTIST FEsrIvAL-On Friday night of
last week, q success. The ladies managing
the affair excelied themselves, and the conse-
quence was full house and large receipts. The
supper was excellent in quality and ample in
quantity and as all the good things could not
be gobblcd up in one evening. lunch was set the
next day, and panned out largely. We are in
debted to Mrs. Stanard and Mrs. Mansfield for q
supply of rich cake, for which we return our best
thanks. The whole receipts figured up $165.35
expenses, $50, leaving net balance Of $ll3.s5
q very fair sum for these hard times.
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Picnic AT THE BoGGs' ScHooL-HousE.-Last
Saturday q picnic was held at the Boggs' school
house, about six miles south of this city. The
affair gotten up by the residents thercabouts
in honor of the close Of the singing and day
schools. Some two hundred persons were present;
and partook of the abundance Of good things SO
profusely provided for tempting the palates of
humanity, we'll as to enjoy the declarations
of the young Demosthencscs and Ciccros, and
the excellent singing by scholars of the late sing
ing school. It was altogether pleasant and on
joyable occasion, profitable to all partakcrs.
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sheep wash.
WYE TAKE PLEASURE IN DIRECTING
" the attention of the public to the
0GIycePiMe Dip.o


ssGIycePime Dip
,.b;cb is uuquestionably the most Ehcacious
Sheep Wash now in use
II is non-poisonous, does not discolor the wool,
deadly To ali parasites infesting the skin of Sheep
rd other animals, and warranted free from
.rsepic mercury, mineral and other poisons.
an infaliible Cure for the Seab, perfectly harm
less TO sheep, and greatly improves the wool. 1t
:; also free from any of those caustic properties
fonnd in many other compounds, which render
the wool dry and harsh, and are detrimental, not
only TO its growth aud weight, but also to its
marketable value.
II can be used with perfect safety at any season
of the yehr, and has been found in practice, in-
valuable for the following purposes
Ist For curing scsb, killing acari, ticks. and
other parasites which infest the skin of sheep.
I'd For strengthening and adding iustre to the
81. For dipping Lambs. while sucking
ewes as they cannot be injured by the material
4th. For dipping Rams at any time of the year
Without danger of producing the excoriation
which IA mosty follows the use OF other dips, espe-
cialy in the utnmn season.
5.h. Fbr the cure of mango in horses ard dogs.
9th For the destruction of lice and vermin in
cattle.
Full directions for use accompany each package.
Ii has been used in California with the most
satisfactory results, in verifcation of which we
beg to refer to numerous certificates from we'll
known gentlemen
Wool growers should not fail to try this inraI-
uabie preparation, which have every conf
deace in recon m eu ding on its merits.
For sale by Messrs. CHRISTY WISE, San
Francisco. California.
BEACH M0N1EITH.
June IL. is7I-41 Albany. Oregon
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SUrPER AND SocrABLE.-The ladies Of tho
Methodist Church will give : supper on Friday
evening next, in DIR. Tate's brick. Admission 20
supper Soc. After supper. sociable VIII be held
in Parrish Hall, where ice cream, etc., can b OBJ
tanned by all who wish. Messrs. A. Carothers q
Co. propose to furnish all adults Who may attend
with q glass of sparkling soda, free. Conffibu-
tions Thankfully received. Everybody invited
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NEW ApvrRrrsEnExr.-Readt the big ad. Of
Messrs Hiltabidel 4 Co., and then 80 and exam
inc their splendid assortment of dry goods gro
oeries, etc. They defy competition either in price
or quality OF goods.
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WEppIsG.-One of the largest and most
pleasant wedding parties of tho season. transpired
on the 23d, at the residence of Mr.. s. NJ. Penning
ton, one of Linn county's most worthy and sue
cessful farmers, about nine miles from this city,
the occasion being the marriage Of Mr.. John
ClaypovI to his second daughter, Miss Jane PEN
ninetop The dinner table WAS loaded with an
avalanche of good things, Mrs. Pennington and
her fair daughters being noted for their superior
ity in the art cuisine, and there was enough and
to spare for even the large number who graced
the happy occasion with their presence. We have
seldom witnessed . more pleasant or joyous oc-
ca.ion, and We, in conjunction with all present,
wish the happy pair happy and prosperous
future.
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JUsr AS WE ExPEcTED-That irrepressible,
fun-loving, big hearted waxer of understandings,
Jno. Dow, Esq, has returned from San Francisco
with jewholloping invoice of feet coverings, of
al sizes, kinds and shapes, to tempt the folks
hereabouts to keep their pedals dry. The pref
tiest little gatef boots with brass heels CATERS
with two heels and CATERS with no heels brown
CATERS, red CATERS. blue CATERS yellow CATERS
and . large lot of CATERS; well several boxes
of CATERS not yet exposed to the public gnze-in
fact. such lot of neat and tasty goods for ladies
| and little girls never went anywhere a fishing.
Then for gentlemen and boys they have a splen-
did lot Of well-made boots and Shoes pegged and
| sewed, q few of which, purchased by each person,
whould last lifetime less, which they are
willing to dispose Of for cash well secured
notes, lower than any body sell the same goods
unless they steal them. Go to the City Boo,
Store, and if they can't supply you in the lue Of
boots, shoes, etc., any known style and finish
you can drink all the soda you can hold at--youl
i own expense. Selah.
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sAH4IAn MfxEs.-Uncis Jerry Driggs sxhib-
tied to ne ON Wednesday. specimens Of gold OBJ
tninsd from Dry Gulch, in the 6antism Mining
District. The gold u COARSE. Some o. the pieees
weighing Is high - hfty cents each. Several It
tempts we're made by Uncle Jerry and party 70
.sgo down. to the bedrock, al Of which failed.
Uncle Jerry is firmly Of the belief that whoever
attempts and succeeds in getting down TO the bed
rock in Dry Gulch, will strike It rich A. cream.
The dirt, from the grass-roots down far n they
sunk prospect holes, contained particles Of gold,
and would pay, he thinks, from two TO three dol
lars per day to the hand. The late lamented
Prof. veatch pronounced the region thereabouts
MS possessing the best Indications for silver and
gold in paying quantities. and as earnest in
his belief in the richness of the quartz lodes, he
bought controlling interest in one of them. and
proposed to return at nm early day and prove the
correctness ofhis opinion by crushing the quarts
and releasing the precious metals from its grasp.
schemes. At Galcna they are taking out guam
titles Of lead and it is asserted that there is silver
enough in the ledge to pay the entire cost ofwork
ing it. It would seem from Uncle Jerry's report
that here is the place for idle men, who are COM
planning Of the scarcity of work, to pitch in and
make grub at least, if not more. Two or three
dollars per day, with plenty Of splendid water and
free mountain air, and the pleasure of doing your
own 'bossing," is not to be sneezed at by long
chalk. However, there is not enongh in the pros
pect to cause another Frasar river or even .
Salmon river excitement. But there are plenty Of
wandering, restless spirits, who might be greatly
benefited by q trip out to the Santiam mines
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NEW TO-DAY.
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in this city for sale at a low figure for CASH.
Apply coon, if you want bargain, to
GEO. r. SETTLEMEIR,
Albany, Oregon.
Eg- Daily Oregonian copy one month and send
bill to this Office. 81
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finally the Lincolns would go, leaving the
reporter mistress of the field. But breathes
there the man who could have asked these
questions? Could the Count Johannes, could
the great Train himself, have done it? 1t is
well beknown that what man lacks is assu-
rance; that is his weak spot, his one great
failing. Almost any man would have left the
house if Mrs. Lincoln had said he had talked
her sick, but there is a sort of divine persist
ence about woman which will lead her
to talk her victim not only sick, but
blind and deaf and dumb to boot,
if the path of duty seems to lie that
way. And so we say that there is at last a
vocation" opened to the female of the
woman's rights pattern. We do not pretend
that this work is on as high Plane lis not
that the word?) as the reformers demand, or
that it can altogether satisfy the Dumb Yearn-
ings (the phrase is familiar-it must be cor
rect) of which we read so much; but it at
least opens practicable field, and one which
the Tyrant Man cannot pretend to dispute
with her.