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1910.

THE heavy demands of our adver-
tising friends upon our columns this
morning reduces US to the extremity Of
seriously curtailing the usual quantity
Of news furnished the readers OF the
APPEAL.
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70. 226 MAIN STREET.


A beaufaGznI assOrtne0t of good Calico,
as Hoe.
500 pieces best quality, new styles,
az 121ze.
One yard wide good heavy Brown Do
nestle, at E25ze.
One yard wide good heavy Bleaehed Do
nestle, at 127ze.
100 pieces Cotton Stripes, Plaid, Cheeks,
ETC., az Ice.
IO-4 BIeaehed Sheettng, az 3Ses
Pure Linen Table Covers, at zoe.
50O pieces POpIim Dress Goods, AZ 25e.
white COverIids, for double beds az So
white COVeEIfds, for single beds, at 81
ALSO-
An immense STOCK of C1Oaks, Shawls. Flan-
nels, Linseys, Cassimeres. Knit Wool Goods,
Water Proof Cloth, Velysteens, Linens, Furs,
BalmoraI skirts, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods. - Special Inducements offered
in Boots and Shoes also. in Linen Table
BazuasHk. .7EA Call and examine eur stock.
- 9O10 ma On " en- ais
(succsssor to vsndig 3 BrOthsrsl.
Ma. aes HAHN sszsst, nsagphi1. Eenu.
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Died.

HEYLON-In this city, on the I'D inst,
JAMES JOSEPH EEYLOE, aged two years and
three months.
The funsraI VIII take place from the resi-
dence Of his parents, at foot Of Exchange
street, this (sUEDAY1 afternoon, at O'eloeS.
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Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1871,

As the day for distribution, when it is ex-
peeted will be assembled the largest number
of persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitle the holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation in
the chances Of the following List Of
UATHApT.E CASH pREA5TTTsFa.
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$4,000!
Third Annual Fair of the Memphis
Agricultural and kechaa-
iCal SOCisty.

MYTH the view Of Increasing the interest
w In the coming FAN Fair. the Beard Of
Directors have determined 70 Ofer q list of
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0. Q. :.
OFFICE or tbs r ". q. SECRETARY,
" r W. q. L. OF Tennessee, NsshViIIs, sep
tember Is. ls7i. The Annual Commencement
Of the K. Worthy Grand Lodge OF Tennessee
viii be held Ia this city on "WEDNESDAY,
Qctob er u, at O'Clock. By order OF the B. ".
y. Master A prompt attendance OF yOuF
Representatives Is earnestly requested.
Hall fare arrangements have been made
with the following railroads: Nashville and
Chattanooga, Northwestern, Nashville and
Decatur, and Tennessee and Pacific.
seq R. II. BARfiY. q. eaeratarV.
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TO mARKETMEH.
oF eITY 80 coLLECroR.

nFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS, September p, ISL
- Parties wishing TO procure Meat store
License for the next year. can get tten BY
fha fet Of Ocrohrr. le1I. on Vegetable
gfautIR. Eighty Dollars lfeOl The re-
mafndsr VIII be put mp aI auetlcns @ Lne
Neat and $50 for vsgetahlea.
FELaIX ". ROBERfSON.
se7s City Tax Collsctor.
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Egn,dqwR run. sP. 9 engines and cars are ready to

IuH-uOWu euk1ne4 ana cars are ready Ia
take the track once more.
THE IMMENSE QUANTITY OF MATERIAL
the statistics of which will be presented
In future edition-consumed bv this
company in its shops here would astonish
those Of our citizens who have not
watched the prosperous growth of great
mandatory In their midst. Thousands
OF feet of lumber, tons OF iron, brass,
lead, copper and other metals, paints and
oils, wood and cosl-in fact, a thousand
end-one articles are annually necessary to
keep that vast machinery In motion
which supplies the wants OF the road in
motive power, rolling-stock, etc.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN,
employees in and about the shops, signed
the last months payroll of the company.
To manage successfully this regiment Of
srtissns, there needs be man thoroughly
capable In mechanism, and gifted with no
ordinary administrative ability, and the
corporation have found just such q man
in the person of its present master me-
chsnic. Time has told that he is emil
nently Quslided for his responsible posi-
ton. In calling to his aid the men who
have charge Of the various departments =
Mr.. Anderson, of the machine shop, Mr.
Millot, Of the blscksmithing, Mr.. Drew, Of
car building, Mr.. Pearsall, of the boiler
eHOpf n2Ls EAAutSs OF b0o IOu00IYs MI
Led bina Of, the paint shop-he has display
ed only the same good Judgment that
has characterized his every sctiOn since
his connection with the company. The
spirit of unanimity which chsrsctsrizes
the entire working force of the shops is
and the whole CORDS Of
mechanics seem to work as If
they held shares of the company's stock
in their pockets. It is this commendsble
feeling which enables the company to
have their work done in the very best
manner and in the very shortest time
possible.
THE COTTON YARD AT THE DEPOT
has been made one of the best, If not the
very best, in the country. Coated deeply
with TshOmiDgO gravel, which has been
smoOshed over by heavy hauling over it,
the whole surface OF the yard has become
IS grssite, and the mud of former days
can bring curses from frantic drsymen no
more forever,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
TyHE firm OF wilson & Searcy is this day
1 dissolved By mutual eansent NJ. "
5saTey retiring. Either party Is authorized
to sign tke name Of the late drm in liqulds-
ton OF all accounts.
LSignedl J. J. WILSON.
se24 MARK W. BEARCY.
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45l premiums amounting gto.......-...-.....sl0OOO 900
The Board OF Directors, in comm ding
this scheme to the public, promise that 1t
shall be carried out in good faith. They VIII
appoint a committee OF award, whose high
character Will be a sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness viii control the distributson.
The price of these special tickets has been
hxed at the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair viii be so successful, financially,
as to enable the Society TO erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree Of excellence as to render them
source Of pride to every citizen Of Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
This Board OF Directors have selected MI
W. II. BATES TO supervise this special ar
rangement, and tickets can be had on appli-
cation TO him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF hig
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TRousDALE, Secretary.
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MISSISSIPPI
4 q q z

OFFICE OF GRAND SCRIBE r. W. q. E.
" Tennessee. Nashville, September Is, IS7L
The Annual Commencement OF the &ighi
Worthy Grand kncampuent OF Tsnnsssse
Der l5, at O'clock. By order Of the +. ". q
Patriarch. A prompt attendancs OF your
epEeseui atives Is earnestly requested.
Half-fare arrangements have been made
win toe follOwins railroads; Nashville and
chattanooga, Northwestern. NasEYilie az d
Decatur, and Teunesses snd Pacific.
BeA r, H BARRY. G. Scribe
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Annual Meeting Of the Chamber OF Com.
meEee-
THE Annual Nesting OF the Chamber OF
4 Commerce win be held al their new hall
corner OF Central alley and Commercial
Place, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at o'c, ,oek
pm. r. A. PIN5OS, President.
LION TEoUsDALE, Secretary. sea
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: anclARiEG p

ENTLEMEN who have subscribed to the
" "SOciables," are notified that meeting
viii be held At the once OF Msssrs. Myers &
Wyatt, No. s7s3z Main street, on MONDAY
evening, 18th inst, a. = O'Clock. Punetual
attendance is requested.
seq J. E. LANPHIFR
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gineering skin has located the future

gineering skill has located the future
wster-works of Memphis. The laborers'
buildings, on q beautiful hill near the
center Of the eighty acres; have been re-
moved to the western boundary of the
cemetery. The hill top is to be lad OF
In drives and walks and Is known as Tlr-
ley's section. On the summit of the hill
q beautiful pagOdR viii stand and 3 de-
lightful resting place be provided for
those who visit the cemetery. A little
volume will be published containing s
list of lot owners and 3 hthographic map
of the cemetery. Such guide book will
enable visitors to find at once any spot in
which friends or kindred repose. The
book will contain many biographical
sketches OF distinguished men and women
buried at ElmWoo1, and q copy VIII be
rrar-.-n u. ar-arr- lAf rlr--r,ar
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Chamber Of Commsrcs-.EIsction

ShSniDSi VI SStnIB5E C5--ElSCtiDA
TNHE annual election OF the Board Of ON
u GERS and COMMITTEES on Appeals OF the
Ohamb Der Of Commerce Will be held at the
new h&ll, corner OF Comm ereial Place and
Center alley, on MONDAY, 18th Septenb Der,
Ri. The following mem beFs have appointed
as Teiiers: ThOs. d Allen. ". II. Cherry and
TnOS. h. Cooke. The election viii be held be-
seen the hours Of o'clock Am and 3
O'Clock pm. r. A. P1ESON, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE. Secretary. se2S
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NEW AnVERrIsEMENTs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In 1888.
Omc4AI Drav0111R4.
MORNING CHASING. asa.
"a fE a < * "A a II x a

A. 1 %, 20 n D %, %, d, 10 o. O %
EVENING CI.AE5-Fo. "a
10, IS, "a, 80, 81, 46, 80, !, 6S, 9, ID S. As.
Lotteries draw twics daily. Prizes rom
500 70 S50OCo, paid in money b. J. =
FRANCE, sg't, t65< North Court 81. Box ~ /,
Memphis, Tenn, P. O. MU8AAzs MILLER
a Co. MauRgers- 81. Louis, 40.
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CINCINNATI.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANs SepssD her O. = Hay scarce;
choice, western S35G36. Pork quiet but firm;
mess, I4IsGI45zc. bacon firm at S1<@SsSGS1%G
S1sG9Zc. Whisky drner; western rsctiied at
S2Hc9SI9S3 50. Bank sterling, 2i54. Sight, &c
premium. Gold, 41Zc. Cotton quiet; sales
1000 bales good ordinary at l6s<diS1xc: low
middiing at l90lg5zc; middling at 2jG2O : C.
Receipts, 225 bales; no exports; stock, l9, ,7g5
bales
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Bring roses 70 place In the dying ones hand,
Pale roses light-tcuehed with dew,
A few wiIhergd buds IRON the sunny land
AS emblems sad, yet true.
Bring roses, white roses, 70 plant on the grave
Ofthe loved one fallen 10 sleep.
Bring roses TO strew over mis- narrow cave;
Where the dropping willow sweep.
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Dry goods continue moderately active for
most classes OF goods coming under this head
ing, while prices generally remain steady and
firm We quote: Atlantic A, heavy brown
sheetings, at l34e; do. II, I3c; do. c. lie; Angus
lado do, l2c; Broadway, I158e; Cabot A, IZ5lc.
Indian Orchard, improved; 40-inch, lie; Pep
perel C, fine, l3zc; do. r., l2zc; do. o, lie; half
do. n, l0c; half do. "a wide, SGe; do. l0-4, 35c;
do Ia, 40c; do. l24, 45c- These are the lowest
ngures prevalent, but agents aud some other
lobbing houses held wide goods 21zc higher in
bleaehed. Wide goods selling at same figures,
In 8. 8, 8, 10 and II quarter pequaf; 1910 do.
command 471zc; Masonville muslins, I71ze.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

There is some probability of
trouble resulting from the killing OF
Lee Sue by the United States
Marshal at Portland, not long since.
1t is said by one of the Portland
journals, that Lee Sue held some
Official position in connection with
the cmigrant association, which is
recognized by treaty between tic
two governments. If this is cor
rect, aid we lave no reason to
doubt it, the killing of Lee Sue be-
comes a grave and serious matter,
a subject of diplomacy, if the mat
ter is brought, as we understand it
will be, to the notice ofthe Chinese
government.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
Dry Up.

Some men are always finding
fault with the dress of the ladies.
They never see any imper!ection,
or fault with their own garments, /
of whiskerendocs generally, but
bug out their "critic's eye," and
throw up their Mortified hands, and |
swell out their pudding bags with
windy gas and gable whenever a
woman sees proper to change the
style of her wearing apparel. Her
bonnet is an s'abominable contri-
vance )" her chiya,on is ''cum-
berous monstrosity;" her dress"dis-
gustingly low," or 'prudishly high"
in the neck her shoes are like
"machines with toes like birds
bills "-the heels are too high and
far under the instep; and some of
the old gander grumblers, who are
extremely wise in their own estima-
ton, no doubt thinking that wisdom
will suffer lapse after their demise,
prophesy an extensive harvest of
bunions, callositics, corns ard en-
larged joints as the result of wear
ing these shoes-just as if the ladies
hadn't as good right to crop of
them, as the men have, who wear
the same style of heel on their boots.
These chronic fault-fnders, going
about with heads stuck out turtle
fashion, and eyes skinned to the
bone for the purpose of detecting
something III the apparel Of the Ia
dies with which to occupy their gan
der quilts, had better give their own
apparel and bodies-and brains,
too, for they will bear scrutiny
a thorough red-eyed scanning. Look
at those tight pants conforming to
the angularities of those longevic
soup bones. Examine that bob
tailed coat exposing famine of fat
ness anything but picturesque. Gaze
upon those boots with long heels
under the soles of the bunion-knob-
bed, corn-ladened feet, and then Cry
out against the follies Of the othe,
sex, if you dare. Reform your owI
follies, and the weakness of YOU
own sex before you raise such 9
| squawk about the apparel Of tht
women.
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and the nation was reconstructed on
a broader, stronger and freer ha-
sis In this fiatricidal war, rivers
of the best blood in the Union |
flowed; widows and orphans were
made as plentiful as leaves on the
forest trees; an enormous public
debt was created. But while the
Democratic party would have left
the widows and orphans to perish,
the Republican party has made
them the wards of the nation.
While the Democratic party would
have repudiated the public debt, the
bonds of which were taken largely
by our own citizens, the Republican
party assumed the debt, and under
the economical administration of
Grant, have been paying it with a
rapidity most astonishing. Atevery
step of the Republican party to-
! ".huo iSIoi-H'i uSlioi', I''Nh eiiN
national debt, diminishing taxation,
etc, it has been met by a bitter and
persistent resistance from the ranks
of the Democratic party. But IN
spite of this she has accomplished her
purposes and is still going on. In
the language of an other: 'Jn peace
and in war, under Republican adj
ministration, the nation has pros
pered. New and extended lines OF
travel and commerce have beer
opened up, art and learning have
tiourished, invention has been quick
ened, and the people, protected IL
: their rights, their persons and Their
property. have been happy
l In view of these historic facts
a would it be safe to place the admin
e istration Of the Government iiit'
# the hands of this negro-oppressine
h "white-trash'' hating, debt-repudi
d ating, anti-progress-opposing,s states
n rights-lovilg, old-fossilized, decrel
id, distracted, unbalanced, disorgal
|, lied Democratic party? PennsyI
]. vania and Ohio ecl,oe the shou
e from California and Maine, "Nar
Is time"
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This completely upset Dams
equanimity. He turned upon Mr..
Green with most bitter trade
against all humanity, ai.d especially
against those of clcrg;cai cloth.
lie launched forth in mort clo-
uuei4t, though most il.vective stra
upon tie abuses Of tie laws OF jus
tice, mislcd ways OF i'roviderce,
aid tie mea.n,ess of prosperity.
Mr.. Green listened to him with
calmness. until lie had finished, AID
then said.
MY dear Clement, you seem to
lie liz trouble so deep, this morning,
that felt my duty to try AID sec
if c;illd not be oi some asslsta..cc
to YOU. Here we are, just at my
gate come in, come III, and sit
with me while, and tell me all
about it."
Dan Clement was completely
disalmed ard broken by this per-
sisteut good natnre and sincere
kiidiiess on tie part OF the good
| arson, followed him into his
study III n nvst confused, crest
fallen manner. The door OF said
study was most colisciel.tlously a,d
deliberately shut liz the face OF our
reporter, herce we shall never be
able to impart to you what was said
I and done therein. But we followed
Dan home, who bore upon his arm
a big basket, and when he sat it
down fer his hungry babies to revel
III, his six feet of manhood was for
gotten, and he wept like a child.
} y little time after this, he told
me confidentially, that he was
@.roped in'' with those Temperance
saints, and stree he gees inside the
j, ! Division and oattsitte the ruin-shop,
tie world las used him pretty well;
; much as it did other people who
seemed ut one time to have all the
+ s,rect ard he all the srus'! Alto
gethcr lie felt that he was on the
!. inside OF pretty good road, that
5 would by l.ext Christmas lead him
| into sunny little place of his own.
!, lie concludes by saying, "Thalks
e to that good old larson Green,
= who e~optd meddle with peoples
affairs, outsidr, as we'll as itlsiae.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The President has recently issued
a proclamation setting forth that un-
lawful combinations and conspira-
cies still exist in the counties of
Spartanburg, York, Macon, Ches-
ter, Lamno, Newburg, Fairfield,
Lancaster ard st. Dolald, thus OBJ
structing and hinderilig the execu-
ton of the laws of South Carolina
ard of the United States, and calls
upon all combinations to disperse
within five days, and to give up
their arms, DISCUSSES, ETC., to the
United States Marshal and deputies.
Official information was received
at Montreal, Canada, Oct. 18th,
that the Fenian General O'Neil
with force of men (number not
stately crossed the border at Penn
bina, seized the Canadian Custom
House and the post of the Hudson
Bay Co. They were afterwards
attacked by the United States
troops and dispersed, O'Neil being
captured. 1t is reported that a
larger party has crossed at st. Joe.
The people of Manitoba are greatly
excited, and every able-bodied man
/ is Under arms.
| The low ground across the Mis-
sissippi from st. Paul caught fire
October 9th, AID burned at a fear
full rate, destroying the railroad
bridge trestle work.
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'aIle WOassals's <lab iii Washing ton.

The effort OF the Woman's { lub
in Washington to induce the dcni-
monde to for-ake their lite of sill AID
shame, is alike lew and worthy of
praise, Every effort aid movement,
the object of which is to elevate the
fallen, or to assist those who are
struggling to rise, should receive tie
hearty and active sympathy aud
approval OF all. Respectable society
is too severe, as well'as unjust, III
its treatment OF this class of unlortu-
i.ateS. Clce fallen, forever lost, is
the .iudglnei.t Of society pronounced
against the female victim. No
; atonemeit can ever justify .r wash
away tie stain. The pol!iition is
SO deep, the disgrace is SO great, tl.at
lao matter how carr estly the peli-
tent wretch may struggle To regain
a position Of rcspcctabilitv aHd v;r-
tue again, no l;al.d of synirat| Y "
eIcouragcmentd dares to be cxtel dcd
from tie hallowed precincts OF soci-
ETY. to aid tie Struggling creature.
Society fears coltamu. alton and loss
of social position. The unfortunate
offender is forever doc med to ban
ishment from respectable society III
this world. But willie this is the
ostracism OFFS secioty pract;ced against
the female offender, it is quite diff
ferelt III its treatment of the same
otfense III the opposite sex. Young
men noted for their crimes in this
direction, are admitted iito tie very
/ heart of the best and most fashion
, able society. They are permitted
to associate with soc;ety's most vir.
tuous and refined daughters, and
, even to marry among the most re
spectacle Now this is wrong. Il
is unjust. 1t is a burning shame te
: thus discr miiate between the two
: sexes. IT it Is sin III the one case
: SO is it lii the other. If it is wcrtI,
! of ostracism from tic palcs of societ,
in the one instance, SO should it b
iii the other If it is '.youtl.til
indiscretion in the young man, s.
it is in the young lady. Both >houlo
e STARE alike III blame or privilege
:. We contend that 10 coalition q
!, SHINING humanity is SO low and dc
:, graded, but what good society ca
1t well afford to use means for its elt
d vation. Sqciety by SO STOPPING vii
d not degrade, orpollute itseli:: iIow
h ard, by visiting the prisoner in hi
a cell, did not lose integrity and VII
.e tue, but gained in all tie clement
er OF a noble christian philantlrop,
i So of society. BY STOPPING to eli
l. vate ard le,.d a helping had of ell
s. couragemel.t to those who are str,
p ing to rise, she Increases ali
Se strengthens her own virtues. II
IS Woman's Club in Washington
I'd doing a noble, Christian work
Of this direction; and if society wi
re but lei;d helping hand, much GOO
a. will be the result.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
How AbOu. fstat Change, Now9

\ Democratic paper, just before
the Ohio election, said, in one
of its issues "Everybndy feels that
the country needs a cla' ge. The
interests of the people delnai.d it,"
What must have been the "feel-
inks" Of that tnik-slinger," when a
deluge of about $4,000 majority of
the people of Ohio came pouring in
on him, washing away the
mist of dclusion from his eyes, and
enabling him to see that they didn't
tanker after "cha,lge'' very amaz-
ingly. The editor of this same
Democratic Journal was candidate
for the Ohio Legislature and this
will in measure account for his
dimness of perception. He had ed
,Icated himself up to the faith t!,at
he was necessary to the welfare OF
the country. lie has learned by
this time that he was mistaken; and
the Democratic party will arrive at
the fact in time, we hope, that the
world will move on, and 'sschool
keep" after it is dead and buried
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

HOME CHEERFULNEss.- Many a
child goes astray, not because there
is want Of prayer or virtue at
home, but simply because home
lacks sunshine. A child needs
smiles as much as flowers need sun
beams. Children look little beyond
the present moment. If thing
displeases, they are prone to avoid
it. If home is place where faces
are sour and harsh words, and fault
finding is ever in the ascendant,
they will spend as many hours as
possible elsewhere. Let every faith
er aud mother, then, try to be hap
ry. Let them look happy. Let
them talk to their children, err
pecialiy to the little ones, in such a
way as to make them happy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

George Francis Train received an
ovation from citizens of all parties
in Omaha, on Tuesday night oflast
week. The Mayor of the city and
Governor Saunders of the State re-
ceived him at the depot in a splen-
did carriage drawn by four gray
horses. He made one of his eccen-
trio, sensational speeches.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

A Young Mans Reform Associa-
ton is the newest feature in New
York. Ex-Judge Barrett was cleo
ted President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

The total valuation of property
assessed in Jackson county. rs per re-
turns of the Assessor, is 81 ,65S, 707.
The valuation west of the mountains fs
81, 254, 1O2 east, $4O4, 6O5.