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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
G. ES e. AT
METROPOLITAN
Cheap Store.

There il no power that can withhold the people
from coming when We now Offering suSh TSTe
Inducements Tor you - leave your money Uuh us
we offer special bargains Ia Black SiIks from
Sl.25, ) ! 40 to l6S. Heavy LSJOS GTain 50 rs
Cu'toHneTS will please examine These before pur-
In Notions, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves :,.ee..
EnIbTOideI les. HGndkeTchiefs, ButtOas etc. We
st'Ii keep tno excitement, such As
INO COInbS for Ic..
SPOOL Cotton for Ic.,
Yard Gum for Sc,
Corset LHces TOR Ic.,
Shoe StTings for lc.,
HankeIchieIS, ready hsmmed, Tor Sc Ladies'
Rose TOR ~ and III cts Hair Nets for &C. Lot OF
ladies Linen CUtis, -, 10 aud Is CITE.
hemeIn Der. there IL only Que place where goods
can be found at such low pTices-AI the Cash store
where you are aiways asked Oac price, aud that
price the lowest SIradiasI in the resolution to be
the cheap StOFe-deteTInIned fairly override a n
Opposition maintain our PuIaIIon UErIvalcd
UHequHIed.
Buy these goodS, try them, and be convinced that
the story IL not TIA told that the money YOU save
Will help you through many dark day and ssTc
you many hours toll. We not Il .htin . this hat
tie Tor money. II - fame reputation, ana . n earn
esi desire TO give the people Cheap Dry Go,uis In
thU1Her tones our fame IBspTeadIng IhrOuR bout the
land SeII-InteTcst lone would you to at.ouiZe
u.s. a. we pledge ourselves q allow no tnau In a ak
You an unfair profit on Dry GOuds.
Our customers from she country will Temruhrr
We take Produce in exchange for goods aud sc II
thehh TO these Ia town without profit.
July -, 1871.
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NEW AND NOVEL.

DIAMoND Screen flaming Mill and Seed Wheat
- Separator. For Saie by
July IS. 1871. Jas LAW HOOFE
"uLoCGHRY Gum Spring Gain DTiIIs.-
For sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
A Few Words to the Ladies,

Many ladies'. particularly mothers nuTsirR com
PLAIN Of tired IistIess feeling. or complete eT.
hausti"n: on aTisIng Ia the morning. On she wiEs
and mothsT deVOlVes the TEsponsIbiIiiy Of rem.
IatinR the duties OF the households. Her eares &c
numerous. and the mental a. well a. the physieaI
powers are frequently called istO TsquisIti6n She
often hnds her slightest occUpatiOn = weaTV ta1k
aud existence = burden. While the same tiHo
she has no regular disease. Hosiett-T's Stomach
Bitters, Tesof ted 20 At THE pcFiod, will pVoVe "
Uniaiiing remedy for THE an BoyiBg Iassitude Th9
effects 81 this potent agsnt IN the rosV
cheek and elastic steP Of the head Of the family e
With restored health and renewed spiTits Se = -
her accustomed place in the family circle. II this
friend IN need Be REGULARLY used. those depressing
symptoms will never be complained Of. and net oDIT
would lassitude not be eGpeTieneed. but mapV AZ.
eaSeG following lite advent be aVOioed. As nedienI
sEeDt u has no equal. while ts pleasing haVor md
heaIthful effects tsTe made IL general faVorfe-
]; IL free from ell properties calculated 70 itnosfP
the systsm. and tts operations once mild
soothing sni etheient All who have used thS Bf1s
ters attest its virtues and commend its Use.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
Means What he Saws


Though go combinations strong as proof. Of
erashOre we're proc Uced to prove the CO. T. IiREt
4 Co are in earnest AMI mean what thew "a . - ben
they offer John MOOTe's Hog Cholera Rem, dy and
guarantee TO cure, yet there would be some skcu
tlcs and tCgles no would continue to shout Hum
bug " "PCABUG go ''It cannot be- hecHuse IIr
HOmcPpun Gays Hog Cholera cannot be cured -,
Now, this Dr.. HOmespUn IL the identical good.
natured CID fellow who honestly believes and peT.
slstS in declaring that THE earth IL not round mr.
spherical. but fiat as "slnp Jack" and does NOT
turn over, OthcTwIse the would ell be SniIrI
out OF Deacon Bascom's mill pond. But astronom.
icaI science has positively md proved
that Dr. hOmesPuu is WrOn in supposing tn i Garth
To pc nat aud stationary. and medical Ecience il
daily proving tn" fact that he 10 no less misa zen
AND behind the times in regard the curahlty of
hCg Cholera la short has been positively PRAYED
that this world nOr's and that medical science ~
tIaTy notwithstanding, also that John Moore's IIop
Cholera Remedy vili prevent I'd cure Hog CKoI.Ta
as thousands who have used it attest.
Then buy Il Ind uSe IL. To he lound onIv ~
GEO. T. LIGHT cos. Drug Store,
jury "a 1871. CharlestoWn. W. Va.
HOG CHOLERA.-The Great Remedy. We
I have gotten = recipe from. Ohio. said 70 be IN
faIiIble in Hog Cholera. and would advice a trial A.
many who have used il in immediate vicinity
testify to lite efficacy. Al'O, John Moore asd Nc
July IS, 1871. w & MASON
uYPSOTIC the great sleep producer and pain
elIeviAtOr- The celebrated Cold Water Soa
Jolly Is, 1871
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

QY virtue of Al Execution of FTsri Eaeie,- froro
- the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. w ""
end 20 me directed, in favor Of R. Lucas Ir late
sheriff, against the eOods aud ehHttIe Of n ~
Manning and Others, will on SATURDAY. August
6th' ISL cell tor Cash. ON the Farm Of the said N
Three Work Horses
Three Hogs aud lot Of Pigs,
Nine Cattle,
Twelve Sheep,
One Wagon,
One Cart,
Harness. &c.
o. Sale TO take place at . o.cIoct u NJ
GEORGE KOONCE, d. s.,
For T. ". POTTERFIsLD, late sheriff.
July IS, IS7I-ts
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING taken out letters Of administration on
= the estate If my father, all pcrsons knowing
themselves indebted TO the "sIate are desired to
MAKE Immediate payment. Those having claims
sEA'n't tho estate Wit prCRcnt them properly au.
thenticGied TnF settlement
July IS, lS7i-3t. SAM'L HOWELL
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bS~ The Baltimore & Ohio railroad is erect
ing mammoth Hotel in Cumberland. which,
when completed, it is said will be one of the
finest in the State outside Of Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

b0r The somewhat startling statement is
made that within the last ten years Congress
has given away to railroad corporations as
much land as the whole of the original thirteen
States of the Union, and what is not the worst
Of this business, it is announced thar prepare.
Gons are making for the formation of larger
land grabbing lobby at the next session than
was ever know at Washington before.
IA Mr.. Maeartney, the defaultiug clerk
of the POstOf6ce Department, has been re-
moved from the Insane Asylum to his resi-,
dence In Washington. Ills health is rapidly
falling, and his friends believe there is little
hope Of his recovery. 1t is said that lie has
been offered $4,000 for his interest in the
HarPer's Ferry quarry and water power. and
that his liabilities amount to about S2S 600.
IA Almost every section of the country,
save our own, has been visited during the
present month, with most destructive hurri-
canes, hail storms and foods. The destruc-
tion of property has been immense and the
loss Of life, in many instances, lamcutaLle TO
contemplate.
49, \ NS NAANiLu'It n ShlO T1llTOaU Is erect
ing mammoth Hotel in Cumberland, which.
when completed, it is said will be one of the
finest 10 the State outside of Baltimore.
BS- The LOudoun Cheese Mandatory is
selling at l6 cts. per h., and the article is
said to he equal if not superior to any Of
foreign importation.
Mr.. NalIaudigham's infinite personal
anu political friends are to nee, in Dayton,
Ohio, about the lst Of August, to take meas,
ures to raise funds for monument to his
memory.
- The Lexington Co=c,tc SAYS: Gov.
Letcher, after severe illness, is again on the
streets, but feeble, with much loss Of iesh.-
May he live yet many days, the representative
of a fast decreasing race Of public men. with
out fear aud reprOach.
Miss Tennic CIafiiu publi:ly announces
herselfa candidate fer Congress in the eighth
district Of New York city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
NOTICE.

THERE viii: be meeiing 81 the Trustees of the
i ChHTl"siOSn Academy, At lee Hall, TueSdSV
August lat. ISL At which, fuiI attendance IL de.
erred by order Of THE PRESIDENT.
Jas. Law HoOFF, Secretary, pro fem
july IS, ISL Free PTCas COW
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NOTICE TO ALL!

DERSONS in Sny wise Indebted to me on account
az "SF"cy notified to come fTrWard md ligui-
dete toe same by list 81 August. the il will be
put 10 force without TcGpeCt To- persons.
JOHN - BROWN
BrOWD'S CTOGEiBg, d. 4 q. X r.
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BS- The LOudOun Cheese Mandatory is
selling at l6 cts. per h., and the article is
said to he equal if not superior to any Of
foreign importation.
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PEW RENTS.

N'HE Pew RentS of the Presbyterian Church for
\ thecuITcEt Quarter we're due the 1 81 Ia slant
~ 10 very deSirstic thst prompt payment ~ made
ErpecIHiIy are those IN aTTsHrS rcquCtr.d TO heed
'hi' notice. 4. W.CRAMER
Il
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PEABODY INSTANCE COMPANY.

HAVING been appointed gent for the above
company viii pay prompt attention 70 the re-
neSAi OF the old busIness OF the Company end
also. will attend to all businsEs, PaTficuiaT
attention paid to the Insurance OF Wheat in Stark
Any one wishing Insurance in THE adjoining
promptly.
Office With DR.. W. F. Alexander. DutIisl de jeff.
Co, W: va X A. ALEXANDER.
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NOTICE.

k'HHMERS having corn for sale, will find that
Il will pay more for Corn than i; :. IN nett =,
send il q Baltimore II + IIT-STED :"
July II, lS7I-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
i U i Lie SALE
OF
LAID III JEFFERSON CpuNTY.

by virtue Of Deed Of TTuet BEARING dat. q, n.
- let day OF March, 1870, given by john W Ken.
nsdy and Sarah NJ Kennedy his wife, to the I'm.
Hiuce nI JCHersnn county, ". Va, in Derd Bnk
No. FOliO SIT, TO secure the payment TO Rridpet
boerIy on the lst"Hy of December 1870 Of the ann
DISK Hundred DOIlarF. WHICH d ue nd payn HE
ON that day, BY u Negotiable Note dated Match III
lS'O 81 Nine Months alter date. drawn bV the 800
Kennedy. payable to John SeIden, At the JcF .TsnT
SAVING Bank, at ShcPhe TdstoN n, W Va and nv
sald Setden cnd"TGed 10 Richard r. wasbinCto6
and by said Washington to said Bridget BnerIv
VINO l. now tho holder of enc SOie. the UNDERSIGNED
VIII offer for sale, At Public AtA ton At 10 o'cfCk
NJ IN front Of the LsISeLTiug or Carter Hotel in
the town OF ChariestOWn. Jefferson county on
TLESDIY, Amyust 29kh, 1871,
All the right. title and interest of the saId Ee,,.d
ana WIS IN aud to tract of LAT Ivin and
heIug ia the county OF J6ffrreun, in " VR ~
ChGTISstO~n. EnuNn Ss 'CaEAiIis - Cconycvcd in
said Irus') aud adjoining the lands Of C. J. Mar.
ping aud others. The interest Of the Eaid Kennedy
beng
One Undivided Sixth part thereof.
The whole Tract contains abou, Two Hundred and
FoTty -hev"n ACT"S, aud the Title il hcI,c-sd o hC
perfect; but selling Trustee. such title ONLY a, !.
PTFct Es.r. - ~ '''
The sHle 10 made for the an cunt of the above -.
cited Note, Project, and interest due to day OF sale
and Ia: cost. OF Executing this Trust.
wM. g ASrERsox, Auctioncer T;,,t,.
July 70, lS1I-Is.
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HEALTHI BEAuTYII

SIRONS AND PURE RICH BLOOD-IN.
GREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-
GIEAR ShlN and BEA GTIFGl, COM.
PLENlON SECURED TO A ILL.,
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NEW GROCERY STORE.


TIVE undersigned. AZ Agent has opensd in the
TOoTn formerly occupied > = Timing Eatsb-
lishmen'. on Main street West nd Of Chs FIeston
store where 'smil'eP may he supplied With
CHOICE GROCERIES,,
sugars CofseS. TenP, Molh"Hes, Bscon, Cheese,
CraekeTS. Salt. Spice. Soa %. &c. also
FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY, &c.
A general assortment. Hous.koepers and other,
collected to call ALBERT MILLER
Agent for Miss Fannie v. Miller
June 20, 1871.
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SAI.ES.
ron SALE, PRIIATELY.

A siE a;res of which Il IN lumber losated q ms
KablsiowH h:OOmeFT Turnpike. near IsleT's Mill
~ mice from CharIes'OTn. There il good frame
for Blacksmith and WheelWrighI shops
July 25, lS7I-tE. CHEW
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BRIDGE COMPANY MEETING.

NEW Awe MENTs
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5000 POUNDS
DRIME COUNTRY BACON. Hams, Shoulder
L and Sides. for sGle by
HILLARY. WILSON < JOHNSON
Summit Point, June 20, Is5I-2m.
BOURBON wHISKEY.-A supply Of Ren1ISe
- Bourbon WhiBkey fer medirinaI purpose
July {, 1871 GEO. T. LIGHT & co.
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A BGY WANTED.

'HE undersiGned wATts q hoy Of good ha riis
10 Or IL years Of age, to learn the "a Ierng
business. SAIIrEI .tyEpS"
ChATlcstoWs, July 4, 1911
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MUSIC LESSONS.
MRS. c. T. RICHARDSON will give lessons in
AZ musi- {" a Tea puPils Al hrr r. ilsnC..
July !, Io7I-If. Free Free. COW
HOTEL PER RENT.

'ENHE BOLIVAR HOTEL. formerly OWNED and &C.
cuPied Nv John &. Sshustor, deed. siruated ir
the Town oil Bolivar. J'fers"n county, ". Va. will
he rented up"h easpnsbls terms. Il contain, Z
bed GhsnG'r', Dining RocnI. Kitchen. Bar Room
an" TIHIuFc" add IsTCs Cellar. tSskIn Rom 4
Upon the pTCu:Pes IL fine never tBli,n.'' " ell
stable and wagon ysrG alec, belong to the prop
e'ty. Apply TO J.J. KERN, Adu'T
Harpcf's Ferry. W. Va.
juiy !, ioI-lm .. Free PTCss cupN
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The Baltimore American says :-"Cki-
cage has jus; completed another of the stu
Peudous enterprise projected for tLe improve.
mcnt OF her natural situation. For FIVE years
the work Of deepening the Illinois and Mich
igan Canal has been in progress, the object
being to purify the river by turning the cur
rent backward through the Illinois to the
Mississippi river. On Saturday last the work
was finished, the dam at Bridgeport was cut
away. and now the waters of Lake Michigan
are moving through the praires of Illinois to
m'nSle With those of the Mississippi The
expense OF this enterprises to Chicago has been
something over three millions Of dollars"
The severest storm known at Memphis
for years occurred there on Tuesday night
Trees aud telegraph poles were Frustrated,
and the crops damaged. An express train
for Chattanooga ran through a treSrle bridge,
which had been broken by the food, near
Grand Junction, killing the engineer, and in.
juTing twelve or fifteen passengers.
At Norfolk, on Saturday, David Wake.
colored, aged So, was married to his former
wife, Nancy, aged 30. Forty five years ago
David was taken to New Orleans. Nancy
had been bought soon after by the late W.
w. Sharp, in whose family she still remains
Montpelier, Orange county, formerly the
home Of President Madison. is offered at pri,
vate sale. 1t contains ], O65 acres.
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Democratic State Ticket of MARYLAND.

The Baltimore Sun of Thursday says -
"The proceedings Of the democratic conscrv-
ativc State convention, which met in this city
yesterday, for the purpose of nominating cam
didates for Governor, Attorney General aud
Comptroller, speak well for the party and the
absence of Feuis and divisions in its ranks
The Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyts was nOmina-
ted for Governor upon the first ballot, receiT.
ing moro than q two thirds vote. For the
Attorney GeueraIship the choice of the con-
ventiOn gave the nomination to Mr.. Sye.,er
upon the first ballot. Mr. Levin s. WO0IFord,
the Epesea, Incumbent. was ie-nOminated 70.
the COmPtrOilerskiP without orposi,;oa. All
the nominations we're declared unanimous, and
after listening to brief speeches from the sue.
cessfuI candidates for Governor and Attorney
General, the convention, having completed
the work for which s met, adjourned"
KILLED BY LICHrNINo.-We learn from
our western exchange that a terrible storm
passed over ct. Joseph, Missouri, on Thurs
day the 18th instant, damaging property to
the amount Of some $4,000. During the
storm the ligbtning struck the house of Or.
Kiger at Sazton, yilIsge about Eve mile dis.
ta0s from the city, Instantly killing Mr. Hen
~ r. B!akemOre, clerk, and Mrs. Lowell,
formerly Of Woodstock, Tngisia. A. the
time of this sudden calamity the lady was
kneeliug at tbs bedside of her two children.
Strange to say, the children escaped unframed.
drs. Lowell was a daughter Of Mr.. Samuel
Williams, Of Woodstock, Va, and a sister of
Capt. Jas. II. Williams, of this town. Mr..
BlakemOre was a son Of Mr.. Thomas Blaze.
more, and was wcII-kuoWn by many Of our
people. lie was formerly a clerk at Capon
Springs Manchester Ncrs.
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r. r. r.
RADWAl'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty AIfnutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need auyo,.
SUFFER WITH PAIN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IS CURE ron
Every PAIN.
Lt Uas the fret and 30
Il & o N l. Y PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most exerueiatine pains.
Sls.2S iSti ,tI aud eures copse'soas.
glands or OrgAns. BY one appliCatiun.
IN FROM ONETOTw ENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent e1erueiating the pain n.
VoSs. Neuralgia Or PrOstratsd with dissasS nav
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFL.MMATlOS OF THE I.ADprR.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOwELS
SORE THROAT. DIFFiCUir RRE a TtIIS. NGS'
MYSTERIES. GROUP. DiPHTaSRIA. - hAAAF.
HEADACHE, TOorHSchE. INFLUENZA
COLD CHILIs, AG UE CHIiis, AhEUMAIISA-
Inc srIliea!iOa Of the Ready Relief toths SARA
ease and comfort.
i, Tweaty drOPs 10 half a tumbler OF water vin i.a
STOMACH, HEARTRURN. SICK HEHbScHE-
Pinh .'.5,S;; D1SEN5E cry. collie, WIND IS
THE 30 WELS, and all INTERNAL FANS
In3UGIers should olU0ys carry q bottle Of Rad
ways Ready Ralier With them. fsE SirSp1
N eater Will prevent sicknesS paine Gr,n ekSrr
OF water. IL ls better than FUench brandy o. BID.
teTs a. . Stimulsnt. ''
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER and AGU cured for 6fIy cent? TAsn.
y rot remedial agent IN this world that viii rurS
Fever and Agus, and ell other NIaIarious, BiIoo'.
ScaIlsi: y p6old yellow. and other PrVeFs fSidH3
0v hAOM A1'S PlI.IS) quick as RadWSV'o
Ready Relief Fifty eenIs per bottle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

EEN Tn and AZ Z cured for ffIy cent? There
eot remedial agent IN this world that will cUI1
ever and AEus, and ell other MAIariOus, BiIOUS.
ScaIlsI: ~ p6old, elbow. and other PrVeFs TSidH3
S ~ HAOM Al = Pll-LS) 80 quick RadWRV'o
heady Relief Fifty eentS per bottle
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Oh: RADWAXa

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISIIINr,
OSNES; SO QUICK, SO RAPID ARSs
TIE CHANGES THE RODY UNDER.
Co.'s, UNDER THE INFI.UENI:E SSSS
Illus TRuLH WONDERFUL MEDi-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-29
A Great Bargain.

HvHE FARM KNOWN AS PARAMOUNT
Lake. is offered fersale at SO 900 in coin
81 900 in hand, and the remainder in six eqnal
annuaLpayments, with interest from date. The
tract is in good shape, being nearly square, con-
tanning about geo acres Of rich soii aud isdiver-
sifed with forests vast fair lawns, lordly oaks,
and willows sitting by the lake, the woodland and
prairie alternating to make it one of the
most attractive places in the State It is situated
the west side of tue Willamette river, within
half mile of Albany, khich is known as being
in the heart of the best agricultural portion of
Oregon. The location ia healthful. It has good
stone quarry, about loo acres under fence, a two-
story frame barn with shedding 90 feet square a
large and handsome new house two-stories high,
thoroughly painted inside and ont, tho largecup-
boards and books being fixtures, and the
house having under its whole length good dry
cellar. In addition to these there is neat we'll
house, wood-house and all other necessary ont
houses There is meadow. large pasture. or
chards, garden, de-, &c. 1t is susceptible of be-
ing divided into four farms, ali of them having
good SOIL fuel and rail timber, and three of them
having stock-water.
For particulars atdressJ. C. Menflenhail ESQ,
Albany, or the undcrsign at Portland. -, I.
j. QUINN THORNTON.
Feb. 1fth, Is71-24v3. Attorney at Law.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-29
Ths Alba,ll!gg y q e9is stfr.



= Noasbsrs corres5 5endenee.
RosrBuno, or, April l7th, 1871;
ED. RE01srER AZ thought few
lines from here might prove Of interest to
your readers. take this opportunity of.I
telling them what news we have here.
The roads are very bad now, though
they hare improved : great deal since
last month; bat the rainfall Of today
promises TO leave them ID IS bad condi-
ton - they then we're. .s & ss zs
We sre promised an extraordinary full
crop this season. The grain that has
been sown is doing well, and if the pres
ent rains continue long, there Is no tell
ing how much grain this COUNTRY will
lyield. sa ~
AT present thors arc nine on ten stock
buyers IN town, Stock raisers are spne-
what jub bassant Over ihe prospect ~ ofa u dir
posing Of even more stock than usual, It
= higher figure. issss su
The Bohemia silver mines aresrTcating
considerable excitement Capitalists Of
San Francisco are sending their agents up;
to inspect them, and should they prove
valuable, will purchase We have mo
doubt that the owners win reaIize hand-s
SOME profits. 10. Knott's mills will be
taken up ria oakland.
i u The men who were lost recently, hare
been suffering very much since found and
brought home. Mr.. Beasely Is now at
home. but Pcrdue, who never took of
his boots during the entire two weeks, is
stillsnHering with his feet. lone time,
Indeed, it was thought that amputation
would become necessary, but he is now
slowly convalescing.
/ AS s.brcvity is the soulof witt" shall
close for this time. w r. w.
/ -four correspondent will favor US BY
writing often.-ED.
8 Some idea of the immensity Of the sum
required by Germany as the indemnity
4 from France FOR the losses by the war,
can be formed BY the statement that If
it were to be paid all at one time ia gold,
a train of freight cars one and three
fourths English miles long would be re-
quired to carry it home, and q train of
Z twenty>six English miles, if paid in sil-
yer. If distributed in gold, each one ol
the German soldiers in France would re.
u ceive Eve pounds, and sixty one pounds i
s distributed in silver. If paid in fv,
hundred ffanc notes, two freight cars
carrying 10 600 pounds each, would b.
required to carry the Indemnity to Ger
I many.
Charles Summer Is certainly in q mos
anomalous position Tho prince Of anti
slavery, the author Of tho Declaration D
Independence. the chosen uncieof an II,
colorcd people, he is now read out Of tn
Republican; party BY Senator Howe, bi
i egraphisei BY the New York World, en-
logised By the Chicago Times, panegyr
lied by the Thae Man's Fricnd, AMI
cannonized miscellaneously by tho .K'
j Klux Khan. The men who swore lustil,
and flung up their hats for Preston
Brooks fifteen years ago, issue the sam
: voluble oaths and throw up their hats "a
his victim to-day, Il is one Of the MOI
striking and most painful Paradoxes
!. history. Is y. '.s.,-s.s. ssgs
IL The New FORK Tribune, April lst hs
the following: sss &
The Commissionerso Of Internal Rcvenu
has made more. careful examinatiop
the new tax law, the result of which is
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