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A GERMAN paper states that iye
German hussars wore quartcred in
tho house Of a wealthy farmer 10 the
neighborhood Of Tours, aud hospita-
bly, received by their host. They
were all lodged ia different rooms Of
the house and when tho farmer re-
marked playfuily that the house was
said to be haunted but that tho
ghosts were of harmless disposition,
and had never injured anybody. In.
the night one Of them was aroused by
a slight uoise, and to his horror per-
ceived white fguro glide through the
room. The figure was eradualIy mp.
preaching the bed, and the hussas, n,
bis terror, took one This pistols and
fired II. Now the spectre threw up
his arms, and fell to the iloor. orr
hussar jumped out Of bed, struck B
light, and saw his friendly host, wrap
ped in white sbeot. end holding o
bloody knife in hts haed, 10 the agou-
les Of death he hastened to tho roons
of his comradss, but found them, sll
weltsrjug in their blood, with their
throsts cut from eAr-toi ear, Psoeur.
IN ~ tha heln AZ ANNA ~ hsr noldisra
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
THE UNwRi4TEr WORD.

BY pAsIst M nos, .. 2, suthor Of the popSu:.
ties In the Great House, with its HloonirD 1ow-
srs, Singing birds, Waving palms. xolling
clouds. BsautfuI bow, ssersd mountatns, Dc.
iightful rivers, MIshty ocsane. Thuodsrin6 vol
countless belngs IN millions of wUyidg, and reads
70 us In each the Upvrtiten verd, Nose tinted
paper, ornate eng!Aviugs ard euperb binding =
and gr.osfaI Y ~ yi:m "ccry.et, pare slsystInF
household treeisrsr Connesdstiols IKE tho
above iron, College Presidents and Professors,
minissers 0f ell dsnomtnstieus; spdthe lelisious
and secular press eli over the eopntry It's fresh
ness, purity 81 Language. with clear open typs,
nne stesl shSrsyines, ssestsntial binding. and
are isllihg Dom sosse ~ per week
young men Aid ladies 70 Introduce the work toB
" fn every township, and We will pey liherAliy.
Ne !ntsIliss.s .An o. woman nssd y vita0sts
ssd ior sifsuisr, nail dsseripsooa and terms.
SiEoLER MsouRpv. V 9 ssA 81 Ihils.
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WITS i'nnis, ior "isn 10 sIcak win
herr
Did you speak with her when she
was hcrcY' asked, needing not the
stewards great ainazement.
"No,' he answered simply. al tried
to speak, but somehow / could not ut.
ter word Isuppose that was then
too weak ..
"Was she your aifancied wife?' ]
asked.
mot when joined the army. We
had been saaucied once, but she broke
off the engagement becauso--"Nherc
his voice ialtered-"becaiso was too
poor. But I know she loves me.p
"She does" ! said. IL could see
il bcaming 10 her eyes"
IF she is here TO nurse me-" he cx,
claimed, I'll surely shall recover. o,
call her aow, dhar Mrs. Ennis-Imust
have the assurance from her own dear
lips" ...
But | persuaded him to wait ill
morning. Morning came, and the sur
gcon, after a hasiy examination, said
the captain was much better, and that
q chance for life was won. As soon
as he was gone | turned ugaiu to my
patient, who only murmured "Netile.'
Captain belmont" l said, calmly,
"Netiic is not here"
Not here y he cited, clutching my
hand Not here why | saw her last
night. She has not gone away again,
and left me here to die alone ri
"No, Harry, but she has not yel
been hcre---not an the Resh."
MIS- Ennis, am mad, or are you
For plainly saw her. and you said
you saw her, yet you say she has not
been here"
Yes, | saw her. | replied, "and
she was standing by your cot, and in
her hand she held your owo. But, Cap.
tam Delmont, through her form saw
tho candle carried by tho steward, halt
dozen cots away
He turned his face to the wall, and
then | trcmbled for the effect feared
my words would have. But when he
turned his face again, | saw my fear
was grouudlcss.
81 called her." be said, earnestly,
land though five hundred thousand
miles away, she heard me and came tc
me. God bless her :"
And for all the surgeons prophecy )
he rapidly began to mend. Days eli
ded by, aud be grew convalescent.
Two weeks later, going out ono day
| met lady going in, and it ncedcd
but one glance to tell me who it was.
She stared at me, apparently bcwi!-
dered. l went UP to heI and took her
hand.
This is Captain Delmont's Nctticl"
| exclaimed.
She looked frightened. saw that
she grew pale. | guided her to Cap
tain Dclmont's cot, and. when We
reached it and she beheld the surround
ings, her face grow psler still
why, this is the very place | dreamed
Of seeing, about two weeks ago ! and
you arc the nurse saw sitting by bis
cot, sch gasped, rather than spoke.
l did not reply. Harry belmont
had clasped her to his breast, and
very quietly withdrew.
OF course the story ends with happi-
ness aud marriage, as is usual but
tho appearance 1T my patients cot !
tear will never be explained. 1t is a
question for psychologists TO settle Or
discuss. s.-Baliou's Magasine.
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I'D tnc ieRand, and tue truth OF the les
gnnd is credited throughout belgium.
The legand Of tho Jew who had visit.
cd the cruci6xion, and wonder over
he earth until tho time ofObrist's sec.
ond coming, originated in the middle
ages, and can bo traced back TO the
chronicle OF tho Abby Of ~. Albans,
which was copied and continued by
Matthew Paris. This chronicle re.
ates that in 1928 certain Archbish-
ip, of Ammonia Major, came to Eng.
land on visit TO sacred places, and
while enjoying tho hospitality Of the
Abby Of st. Albans, among other
strange stories, related that there
was Il man nomcd Joseph living in Ar
mcuia, who had witnessed tho cruel.
fxion' This man, originally called
Cataphilus, was porter in Pilates
service, and whie Jesus was passing
out from the Judgement hall impiously
struck him on the back, saying, GO
quicker, why do you loiter ?" Jesus
looked back on him with severe coun.
tenancc and said, Il am going, but you
will wait till | return" And accord-
ingly Cataphilus is still waiting his
return. After Christs death he was
converted and baptized, and his pamc
was changed to Joseph In 1912 tho
Wandering Jcw,' appeared at Ham.
burg, telling story similar to the
above He, however, said that his
name was Ahasuerus, and that ho was
a shoemaker who struck jesus on the
back while on the way to Golgo,ha.
This particular person is described as
tall man, Of about fifty years of agqA
with long hair hanging down to his
shoulders, barefooted, and wearing q
strange costume, consisting Of sailors
trousers, gown reaching TO the kuoes,
and long mantle flowing down to his
feet. He spoke good German ia tho
Saxon dialect. In 1875 tho Wan.
dcring Jew" appeared in the Neither.
lands, aud this timo used the Spanish
language. a few years later tho
Wandering jew" arrived at Stras.
burg, and going before the magis-
tratcs informed them that ho had
visited the city just two hundred years
before, which statement, it is asserted,
was proved to be true, by u refer
ance to some town records. lie next
was heard of in the West indies, and
again in France, where, in 1901, he
caused considerable sensation his pres.
encs being accompanied by destructive
hurricanes. On April 22d, 1774, an
individual claiming to be the "Wan-
dsriug Jew" appeared in Brussels, and
told his story to the common people;
he, however, had changed the popular
name Of this character called himself
Isaac Laquedcm. This legand has
formed the subject of numerous popu-
lar ballads 10 the different languages
of Europe, and also Of poems, tales and
novels, by distinguished authors. 1t
may bel here remarked, that this Gu
rious myth seems to have originated
in that passage of the Gospel of st.
John, twenty-second verse, where
Jesus says of John, "If Will that
he tarry till come, what is that to
thee? follow thou me. Then went
this saying abroad among the breth-
rem that this disciple should not dic.'
|
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0 Z WASH. GRANELLO,
M WATCH d CLOCK
" - MAKER,

Market st. Middlcburg Pa.
HAVING located in this place l would
Ii respectfully inform the citizens OF
aud vicinity that am prepared
to repair CLOCKS AND WATCHES cheap
and expsditiouily. The patronage Of the
public is respectfully solicited.
~ "a W. GRANELLO.
Aiddleburg, Nov. "a, 1869.
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WIN. VAN GEZER,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa,
Offers bis professional service TO ue pub
lie. Collections and all other Pi o cssion.
al business entrusted TO bis care i'll re.
eeive prompt attention.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Auditors services. including Clerk $50
8 Alleman. Auditing Countv Offices
Asscssors' Pan
xs.rs sorvices In making sYtera,. ,os AZ
do do under Resislrv oct 842
Nv ~ III. .;i;,.y IL 20
do do do friann;aio.snt aSo
DO ,oI;na do ssn,ann;si census 70
~ 'S I,sSinna ~
Eto'',ons' o,,-
Amt Pa,u 70 ne'uLn Suugss, &c oio -
Cons'aoies ior au'er'ising q
Weights and Measures.
W Hickok, for one set weights and
Measures for county, as directed
by act OF Assembly 2a8 %
Eastern Pentkentid1y. =
Eastern Penitentiary for support Of
conyicis in 1869 = SO "A
MouestS
Beni Housevor,b. coats and fec, for
hS,d;Us ;n"n.st ON % dssd hodv % Of
Wm Re,doss ~ Ss,,nsrrovs 10 an
p.;,i,e.
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symvyer, wo,k ~ Letter pIugs -
a 5pscht building new nrags over
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7 w. KNIGHT, -
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Freeburg Pa,
oeers his Professional service to the pub
10. Ali business entrusted 10 his care
sill be promptly attended 10. rsll
y Jan IL. '67u
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CAMUEL ALLEMAN,
. - ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Selinsgrovo Pa
Offers his Professional services TO the
public. All business entrust ed to his
care will be promptly attended to. Col
lecliOns made in all parts Of the State.
lie can speak the English and German
language huenily. Office between Halls
and the Post Office.
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NEO. f. MILLER,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Tr- Iewisburg IA.
Offers his Professional service to the pub
lie. Collections and all other profession
all business entrusted TO his care will re-
seive prompt attention. Jan. 3, 'g7tf.
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A 20. SIMPSON,
"A. ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Selinsgrove Pa,
Offer. his professional service TO the pub.
ie. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended 10.
.l..s,i TJan. L., '67f
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I NJ. LINN, A. II. DILL,
y. (suecessors 10 J. +. 4 J. NJ. Linn,)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lewisburg, Pa.
Offer their professional services to the
public. Collections and all other pro-
fessonal business entrusted TO their care
will receiveprompt attention. Jan. 8, EFF.
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DECEIPTS T. EXPENDITURES
mencing on the Ist day OF January and ending
on the 3fst day Of December, both day inclusive.
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Aug Arnold do do scross Mahunt'go 10
Schoch / Bro repairing bridge near
their MIL tr 50
Moses Krebbs. filling abutmcnts at -ts,
Ulsh's bridge 800
Prothonotdry's Office.
Grouse, bill Of fees in full for 1899, 33f ls
do do part for 1870. III %
do do for ream writing paper @ 10
W II Beaver, tape go for Office so
Shindel & Swineford, for stationery 80 80
s witienmyer. paper, broom, etc Sly
J w Dreese for merchandise Il
Miller & Elder, bin for dockets, in-
cludios rlso for Reg md Rec afice l57 OF
Register 6 Recorders Office.
s d sohuek, Recorder for recording
Trensp~o~'- ~
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C,nnfu LINES.

The following items were paid for
running lines between the counties
Of Union. Snyder, Mifflin and Cen =
tire, rs directed by Act Of Assembly
approved the 6f,h Of April. 1870:
Aaron X Gif,, surveyor, in part 300
s Bowen, assistant including exp's IS
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SNYDER County, IS;
We, the undersigned, Auditors
OF Snyder county, Do Certify. that We have
carefully examined and audited the foregone 40
count OF the Commissioners and Treasurer OF
snyder county according TO law, and that we
nnd the same true and correct as stated.
In testimony whereof We have hereunto set
our hands In the OommIssIoners' offce, in MID.
dleburg, the 9th day OF January. A. d., 1871.
HENRI BENFERR,1
r' ~. L. HASSIN9ER, Auditors
CAL. l.. FISHER,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

The Common Council met il
Guild Hall, Oct. 18th, and. agreed
chat 10000 guineas be sent inmc-
diately TO america to the credit Of
the Mayor of Chicago. Private in-
dividuals handed him 7 900 pounds
sterling, $1,000 each was sub
scribed by Earing, Morgan, Roths-
childs, Brown, ShipIey s. Co, and
6. T. Western, for tke Chicago sut-
ferers. The Liverpool Chamber or
Commerce voted $500. The Amer
icsn Chamber contributed SIS 900,
October 14th, a mass meeting ie
to be held to secure further aid.
The Municipal Council of Tor
rneEto, Canada, Instructed Layer ts
telegraph to the Mayor of Chicago
to draw OH them at oLce for $40, 600
i'll gold.
At Newcastle, England, 10000
pounds were subscribed on the night
OF the 14th. While this was Trans
pirilg i'll England, the citizens OF
the United states III Paris, France,
on the same evening, presided over
by Minister Washburn, subscribed
100000 francs. The Empress Of
Germany, in gratitude for the
american feeling for Germany il,-
the last war, sends 1000 thalers.
Cn the evening Of the 10th, In
| ondon. 923 900 were subscribed
at radtord, f2,OOO; at Dublin,
q, 200; at Wolverhamption and
Glasgow, e1,OOO each. s23, 600.
and large quantity of clothing wass
subcribed and donated at Manches-
ter, England, on the same evening.
One Thousand five hundred blank
cts and number tents were for
varied from Quebec, Canada, on
the 18th. Also $4,000 was contri-
buted at st. Johns, n. B.
At a meeting at Liverpool, Eng
land, on the 10th, f3, 500 sterling
was subscribed on the spot. A
meeting was also being held at Shet-
field.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
@OutI,ern Oregon E0rreSyIosis dent.
OAKLAND. Get. Sd, 1871.

OAKLAND. Get. Sd, 1871.
MR. EDITOR Oakland, In the
midst OF the tmpqua hills, is at
present. Ill a prosperous condition.
ii.e hotel-keepers and merchants are
doing a good business. Contractors
OH the railroad are working with
their forces rear this place, and ere
long the snort OF the great iron
i:orse will he heard approaching
Money ard men are susceptible OF
removing mountains, aud making
tie rough places smooth. We
hear seme men complaining III ale
county, VIII" Lave given donations
10 Air. lioliaaay, because OF sta
tiolis beii.g made betwee.. tier re-
>pective towns. II they are partial
to tEeir own interests, Mr.. II. VIII
be to his, ard the people to theirs.
We iced more enterprise aud com
potion i'll our country. Here III
tmpqua the resources are OF fully
developed, though we have a cor
staht influx Of eiterprisine people,
who will add to cur cou.trv's
wealth with the exception Of the
Mohgol;an, who will be rs we'll off
III hii.a iii a few years..
Mr.. Calhoul.'s predictions are
being verified relative to this | ,acitic
coast. fowls and cities are being
built all along its shores, and there
will SOON be more and greater lacili-
ties for transportation, AID then the
Interior portion of our country will
herald tie glad day wien she can
send her cereals to feed tie parnper-
ed few who will hold the surplus at
exorbitant prices from their sub
jects. GU BONO.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
The Lesson Taught.

The late disaster in Chicago has
developed the pleasing fact, that
while our people are leaving 10
stone u,lturne.l in their untiring eE
torts stoaccumulatc wealth and nitlu-
eice, Trey have not lost those
noblvr and more exalted traits OF
character, growing out of Christian
beievole, ce AID sympathy. The
munificeit sums being so promptly
raised and se,.t to the suffering, fire
scourgcl il! a, ,'.;i..ts Of tl.at devoted
city, from every quarter of the
mon, Indicate that the great La
tional l.eart blee,is IN sympathy
with tie suffering, the poor, the
distressed. The greed for gain, the
strife for hoisors, the struggle after
position and influence characterize
Us a. people aid thcugl. much
of sontld seliiSilless is exhibited. AID
ul.cl aritabiel:ess shown In the treat
melt OF competitors III the race. yet
the avelues of sympathy leading to
TIE great American heart are still
open to the How o. its outstanding
intiue. .ceS. Such calamities as have
lately be.el Chicago, ard swept
over the 'lortlern part of Wiscon-
sin, as we'll as other sections of our
country, are most terrible vista
tions upon tie parties Immediately
concerned, They are greatly to be
dreaded and dcplcred. lie loss
and scattering tltey create is most
heart-re,stii,sg. Iut without item
the clam els of public sympathy
aid bc,.cvoiel.ce would cea> G to flow.
lie l.eart o. the llation would grow
Gallons a .d cold. >.cl.i: H. .e>S would
close tht avenues to every kis,d-
ly, huma. ling emot;o:i. An intidel
reckless. cs>, ig."riiig tie claims of
a Higher Power, and common. h,.-
manity a; ii destiny, would freeze
tie public Lear; into an iceberg Of
selti>hlc<s. talamitics and nistor-
tunes come TO us as individuals to
remind us of our origin, responsible
ity AID destiny. They teach us our
mortality and would Lave US pre-
pare fora char ge. National calam-
tiles liclllc:lte a Ike lesson OF frailtv
aid responsibility. Tie alton tl.at
'oget> God shall perish, is tic lesson
that G m les tl.ul.deril. & down through
the corridors of past ages from
Babylon, ard NiLerah, and .Teru
salem, and is intended to beld the
pubic kl-ec i'll humble depe.del.ce
and trust ii, that Higher Power for
every mercy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

Tie Secretary has ordered the
Assistai.t 'i'seas.fer in New York
to buy eight hlillion dollars worth
of bonds, es,lsing the present mouth,
two naiiItnl dsofisss worth on each
" ednesdsy and on the same days
during tie mlo,.eE, to sell two mill
ion dollars worth ~t gold
MISCELLANEOUS.
Renewed activity is displayed in
the Post Office aIef osEef depart
meAts, closing up tie quarters work,
and clearii3g theiF des ks icy Con-
gress. MIR. Laws, vile Las the
i.ame Of the 'swatch dog of the
Treasury" is expected soen, and
will keep corps of clerks III each
department busy making cut his e.
Inmates for the different appHopria-
tioi.s
I.eports lave to be made to Con
gre>s from all OF TIE departments,
al.d everybody is getti. z ready for
the work. With tie return ot' tie
resident is expected tie rogtilar
army o. office seekers, WHO wish to
be o:l hand 10 po,utce OH ai.y untor-
Lul.ate member Of the :ei ate WHO
may be called here on busi..css.
TOM.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

RErUBLlcAN GAISs.-1'he recent
town elections in Connecticut indi-
cate general decentralization OF
general apathy among the Eemo-
Gratis. Even the Democratic strong
holds of New Haven and Hartford
have been carried by the Republi-
cans by majorlties really astonishing.
In New Haven they have carried
SIX OF tie eight wards, and the city
government will be strongly Re
publican. 1t is 'fammany that has
thus discouraged the Connecticut
Democracy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

PHeNIx INSURANCE Co.-The-
general agent Of this Company
writes to its agent in this city, T.
Finn, Esq, that the Company
is fully able to meet the losses by
the Chicago fire and go on with the
business with its capital unimpaired.
The Hartford Companies have SI8,-
OO0,0O0 insured III Chicago, all Of
which will be met. The Phoenix
loses least of all, only 500, 900,
which is being promptly paid up.
The Liverpool and London Com.
panies lose s4,5OO,OOO. All the,
Cleveland tompanies are broken
and all the Chicago Companies are,
Of course. The San Francisco
Companies, some Of them, lose their
entire assets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

" While the Radicals are demon
allied, the Eem0cratic party pre-
seiitS an uubrokeu front" his is
the language of the Roseburg
PIdt.ocu5e5-. Is it sarcasm? or
does it proceed from an innocent be-
fef that the Democratic party is
sweeping all before it?-Eorttds,d
O7'egoaiou.
We think the P2di7a1eaLcr means
that, while tue s'iront" is unbrokeu,
the ''rear" is in a bad fix.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

SINGULAR PREcoc1TY.-The st.
Charles (No.) 4Neacs says there is a
girl III that county. only four years
OF age, who is as fully developed in
every way as full-grown woman.
he indications OF womanlpod COM
menced when sic was OILY fifteen
mo.lths old 7 his is one of the
most singular cases that has ever
come before the medical world, and
1T is attracting considerable atten-
tlOn from scientific men.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

Isaac, the colored bootblack III
Portland, lear the ferry landing,
gave ten dollars towards the Chi
cago fund. In proportion to his
ability, the Orego,tia,t ranks Isaac
among the champion givers OF that
city. He deserves an Increase of
patronage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

At great Isepubiican meeting
held at Madrid, Spain, Oh the 10th,
resolutions were adopted declaring
that the party would offer untirilig
opposition to every form OF govern
ment for Spain which was not purely
Republican. Some of the speakers
were emphatic in their opposition
20 the present Government.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

Many Americans in Europe are
lcaviI. g for hCme, on account of the
Chicago calamity. Cen. burnside
was to sail la t Tuesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

From San jranc;sc:. ,rews dated
the 18th, we read tl.at the vote OF
the city was very light, some 5000
less than at tie September tate
election. i he Indications are that
the Taxpayers and Ecpubi,can
ticket will have a handsome ma
ioritv.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

J. w S. Browne, founder of the
Cincinnati Cononercial, who shot
and killed his daughters seducer, at
Memphis, TENT, rot leng ago, has
been placed under $4,000 bail, ard
will, 1t is said, be acquitted when
tried before the courts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

Aaron johnson, Mormon bishop
of Springville, was indicted Oct. 18,
at Salt Lake, as accessory to a muir
der four years ago.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

Boss Tweed and his Tammany
strikers controlled the action and
n0mn .atiolls iii the recent New Y ork
Democratic tate Convel ton.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

The Illinois House Of l,epreselt-
atives passed TIE Canal len law,
refundn.g to { hicago the three mil
lion dollars paid by t'at city for
deepening the illinois and Michigan.
Canal, with the provision tlat the
same be used for rebuilding the
bridges and public editices.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

\ Lew issue of grecnbackS Las
been ordered, to replace those de-
stroyed by the fire in Chicago.