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ASSIGNEE SALES.
sSiGNEE's SALE OF '~-e
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN BoTEToURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

BY virtue of decree of the District Court of
the United states for the Eastern District OF vir-
ginia, rendered the 18th day of April 1871 In the
matter of Fletcher H. Mays, bankrupt, the un-
dersgned, assignee of said bankrupt, will sell at
public auction, at the Junction Store, in said
county of Botetourt, to the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY. 2erH OF OCTOBER, 1871,
all Of the REAL ESTATE of said bankrupt rem.
dered in his schedules Except the Junction Store
farm, containing 14l0 acres, which will not be Of
fered for sale The real estate now offered for
sale consists Of the following tracts or parcels of
land, to witt
No. L-Containing
EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining said Junction Store farm, situated on
the turnpike road leading from Fincastle to Gov
ington None Of this land has been cleared.
Nc. 2-Containing
THIRTY EIGHT ACRES,
on Patterson creek, adjoining the lands of said
Junction Store farm and Samuel Riddlesbarger,
situated in the long draft None of this land has
been cleared 1883
No. 3-Containing
FIFTEEN AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND,
on the northeast side of James river Upon this
land there is good cabin, and it is in good
neighborhood. And there is upon it good water
power, grist and saw-mill having been at one
time in successful operation upon 1t. (The mills
have been burned.)
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HHARLEs sCHUMANN,
"
(Asssra
MATCHMAKER AND JEwELLER,
WATCHES AND JEwMRY
p " eH esrsoxny rspssrsa.
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T.iyrRPoor, Sept 30 Cotton opened strong
Tfplands 9ss@ah, Orleans sss09A; closed firm,
With sales OF 1900 bales. Lard sos, Tallow 45s.
I.oSpoS, Sept. 30. --Consols, 929s; u ;. BoHds,
925s
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Richmond Grain Market.

Corn AND FLOUR ExcuASGB,}
RICHMOND, Sept. 80, ISL.
offerings.
WHRAT--White, SOC bushels Red. 43i do.
CoRH-White, 693 bushels. Mixed, 64 bushels
OATs--ll00 bushels.
TIMOTHY SEgD--22 bushels.
Sales.
WHRAT-White, $40 bushels at Sl.75 for seed;
81 70 for very good; $l65 for good; $3.50 for fair
81 80 for common. Red 1862 bushels at Sl.75Gg
81 sJor Seed Sl7O for prime; $l65 for very good;
81 81 for fair; Sl.40I 80 for common.
CoRS-White, 1872 bushels III sgQQSlc. Mixed,
81 bushels prime at sac.
OArs-50 bushels winter al 7se.; 80 bushels very
good spring at 5Sc
TIM0THY SEED--4 bushels Western at g.
RYg-.s bushels good at 67Ec.
MEAL-42 bushels at sac; Y bushels al s2c.
RstrhtJfted
Coss--White, e32 bushels.
UArs--lu00 bushels.
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rt,KE STATE JOURNAL is nm excellent I'D.
Il vertising medium. Try 1t aud see.
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EIGHTY-FIvE ACRES,

situated on the banks of James river, above the
mouth of Craig's creek. This land is all in tim
Der. The James River and Kanawha canal,
which has been in part constructed above this
point, runs through this tract and the said tract
of 1873 acres and by the tract Of 450 acres
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Domestic Markets-[nY TELEaRArH.l
New YoRE, September 80, 1871

Flour lOc., Wheat lc. and Corn lc. higher
Fork Guiet at 1890 Lard firm. Cotton quiet
-Uiplands 1884; Orleans aois--saes 2 0 {. bales
Turpentine firm at GjA 1G01s. Rosin quiet al
s3604365 for strained. Freights dull
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF
VALUABLE REAE ESTATE
AND CHATTEL PROPERTY IN SOUTH
AMPTON COUNTY
As assignee in bankruptcy of Orman NJ Bryant,
shall on
WEDNESDAY, THE isYH OF OCTOBER, 1871,
proceed sell at public auction, on the premises,
to the highest bidder, a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
containing four hundred and seventy-two (472)
acres The said land lies about six miles from
Newsom's depot on the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad, in Southampton county, and has good
dwelling house on 1t and all necessary out-houses
for first-class plantation.
shall also sell some CHATTEL PROPERTY.
TERMS.-For the chattel property, cash; for
the land, enough cash to defray costs Of sale, &C.
The balance on six months credit, title retained
until all the purchase money is paid and power
of resale reserved upon failure to comply strict
ly with terms OF sale
WIN. B. STANDS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of
Sc 22-Ftd Orman M. Bryant
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IN
oTERED YTERMsAN A SUCH wrRIus AmyN
e n NO OF Mains
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TN THE DIsTRIor COURT OF THE UNI

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of William r. Fentress, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
John j. Burroughs, Jr., of Norfolk city, Virginia.
hereby gives notice of his appointment assig-
nee of the estate of William n. Fentress, of Nor
folk county, in said District, who was, on the 10Th
day of April 1871, adjudged bankrupt ON his
own petition by the District Court OF said Dis
trict.
Dated May 10, 1871.
JOHN ]. BURROUGHS. JR.,
Sc 7-Th3w Assignee.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the District of Virginia
In the matter of Joseph A. Peck, banklupt--in
bankruptcy.
District Of Virginia, ss:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Pursuant to an order of Hon. John G. Under
wood, a general meeting of creditors of said bank
rupt will be held at the Office of ii. g. Gibbons,
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy, at Ahing-
don, Va, on the 10th day of September, 1871, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purposes named in the
9th section of the act of Congress, entitled An
act to establish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
2, 1867. p. w. STROTHER,
Sc l--F2w Assignee
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No. 6--Containing
AND FoRTY-sEvENA ACRES

fOUhHuNDhED AND fORTf-S EV EN- ACRES
creek with James river, and adjoining the lands
of Pettigrew, the heirs of Anderson and the
Junction Store farm, and is all heavily timber
ed is a valuable appendage to either of said
farms.
No. 7-Containing
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

CArsov CRY. Fob / ISL

ARSON tFT-, Feb. I. ISL.
EDTToa STE PEGIsrEE: Pursuant
TO call, the County superintendent and
teachers Of ormsby county assembled
on saturday last, q. tho Rock School
House, in This city, and proceeded to
organize a County Institute-Mr.
Greenlaw, the County Superintendent.
presiding. Mr.. Z. \. Moody was
elected Secretary.
The President appointed Roy. Nj
Alien, Misses Hyde, Tor~vson and
Gregg a committee to prepare a bro.
-raInme Of exercises for the first mon.
ing OF the institute.
ON motion. Mr.. Grecniav- v.ss,,rr,I
20 the committee. which Wa allowed
BIC Week 10 report.
A. was agreed. on motion Of Roy NJ
Allen, 70 hold the first meeting a. IN
institute in sals place on FRIDAY aud
>"ureaE, the -i,A aud 2s.l OF Tei-
rag"-. GU
RESOLUTIONS were offered, End. ar,ar
discussion by Mr.. Fi>hcr-S,aie sp-
.tF!l-guaeut-Rev. Mr.. Allen and
: 'Nera! Others, We're passed askir- orr
20 maze ~p5ue changes i'm
eHe school laws or the Stale ag flsa,-
stand, !t being undcrs,uoI-th s,
-jrzc>tious for such are eubgIseI in
forthcoming report OF the State
superintendent.
Other suljcr.s relaliye to education
"' matters we're discussed lv those
resent, aser which TIE meeting ad-
i3urEgi.
From Tie iEtorcs. taken i'm The mr.
aaizst.ou Of the Institute bv tba
superintendent and teachers. fl IS owl
-.l. tina. they are al fully awake Ia
.+c importance OF energetic and CON
'eFied action in matters pertaining 10
.at schools, and the people of tlis
.9.Athaa-,y may reasonably look for
poo results from the cs.abl!shmcut of
ais Institute.
&c Us 10 bn hoped that all friends of
.Aica -"n wall usa their influence in
- behalf.
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TIKI LEGISLATURE.

me Senate worked of con !crable
business yesterday which had accu-
muiated on the general fic. Here
after that body will take TO carly ris.
ing y convene NJ 1880 O'clock In Tho
morning. Mr.. Moore introduced n
bill to fund the county debt or TIl,o
. = also TO legalizc cer,aip Orders
q. the County Commissioner. Of that.
codaiy. Mr.. Bonniheid introduced ,
bill providing for tho COLLECTION If
damages by parents, wives, and otsar
relatives by suit. for injuries sustained
by the u.s. of Intoxicating Iiouorg
against parties selling or giving away
the said hev RACES. An Ac. was Misc
presented repeating the law against
carrying corcealcd weapons. Tho Sc,
changing tho county scat OF IincoIn
county from Hike to Phoebe passsd.
Ihs htl authorizing twoor nor e5un-
iv-sel; for Lander county Was practi-
caily Killed on the ground OF uncon-
stitutionality. y resolution was ad,p..
Cd for tho appointment ora committee
TO ascertain wha. r.eir have been re
allied from prison labor at the quarry.
and TO inquire into the matter of the
prison furniture. etc.
In tho Assembly bills were intro
dnced to secure Hens to mechanics
and oshers-and regulating fees in Of
e. FH
nee. The Registry law was recon-
mended to lie amendei ~ the com.
mi;tec Of the Whole. Tie Committee
also recommended the Act author.z-
ing Washoe county to issue bonds 70
n railroad from Carson City to the Cen
trial Pacific. The bill to compensate
c. Ellis for legal services was
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IA Act relative to exemption from,
jury duty"
\ motion was made to amend sao
ton l, and insert the words ..ac;iya
fireman" 81 as u diminish the nnn.
Der who claimed exemption under
this section. 1850
Spencer said over one-lialf of tho
people III his section who ouvht ~
serve rs jurors, are exempt q ire
men. We have about go votes. $50
fircmen, and a large number of Law
vers. preachers, doctors and other pro
iesSional men. lie WAS i'll favor of al
competent men serving ON iurics.
phe!an warmly advocated the ex-
emptIon Of firemen from this service.
lie thought that they should Is ey-
empt. for the necessity Of hayinw a
good ire department is cuual To that
81 having a good jury service. Sud
he probably had had more experience
on tins subject than any or an Tho
members OF this body. having been i'm
the service as an officer and fireman
Tor many years. The people Of Nir-
gInIa city were in favor Of The cyemp-
ton. and ii anyone had created n dir
ierent impression in the minds of any
senator 10y his assertions. he srata1
what was not truc-iu other words. he
lied.
The bill rs amended was finally re-
commended, aud The committee rose
reported progress.
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FROM SAs ~ERANessCo
SAN FRANCISCO Eoh D

SAN Francisco, Feb. .
The Imperial Mining Conna,r
has levied m assessment of SO nar
! share. per
Moneys old bank building .,
California street is being nnIIaJ
down and entirely remodled 50 as
to lose its identity.
mere are 267 prisoners in the
iloche Silver Minin. romnanv
70 operate In Lincoln county Ne,
Vada, was Incorporated to-day. Gu
ltal stock, 5000. 900. Trustees
IL. Ree, Geo. Weitherford. a Har.
ward, >. ID. Fry and c. y. TiIton
toHtlclans are working as actively
as II election was justat hand. Dem
onrats and Independents are eener-
ally concentrating on McCoppin.
Another billiard match betwee,
Dion and Deery, on the same fnrna
rs last, except that Dion gives Deary
only - points in 500. comes off on
the 10Th inst.
Since the late rains an u~nus,aI1r
large number of cases of enngasf;o,
OF the lungs, fever, and severe colds
are occurring. Reason of unhealthi,
ness not known.
The Z. $. Court rooms. in tho oil
Exchange block, corner of Washing
ton and Battery streets. were badiv
damaged by fire this evening
Judge Hoffman's bench and anpur-
tenances were entirely consumed
The fire may have been the work of
m incendiary, but it - more than
probable that it caught from clear
stocks hahe been slaughtered bv
wholesale to-day. Hidden Treasure
81; Crown Point, S33; Relcher'
SO 80; Imperial, SIS 90; Savage
SIG p; Yellow Jacket. SO; Gould
= Curry, SD %; Chollar, S75 90:
Hale i Norcross. 800.
Weather beautiful.
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bos!n5 Thought il lgs..a u,. ..-n
me case. lie read from the ronsfitn-
tlo. relative 10 the holding Of ,'n,rrts
~ .le counties to sustain his nnsitfon
Mills see aided the motion of uoII
nan said. il was too late ror. IL
had changed his views since IL ~
spoken. ~ he hati
Bonniield offered tho foIIow;,r
ma n Senator from Iandar 80,
o. anie 10 stand right with his ca,,H-i,
uents, and the real reason ,vhvfIn i'm
: not passed be made /. matter 90
record. ""'teE OF
Resolved, That inasmuch rs Sa,,.,
bill No. ~, in the opinion of tho sen
ate, - unconstitutional, the further
consideration thereof is ~indefnjtaIv
poe rOnCd.
McCoy said he had no objection T.
ne Senate thought proper To odnnt
mat course. bu: lie preferred 10 baIc
me roll called on ths final passage of
Hall moved that the bill be recom-
Carried. "N'
Senate Bill No. =. CONCERNING crimes
aud punishments, introduced 6y F,ast-
man. LAST
Eastman moved that the bill he or
cere.l cngrosscd. Carr !.
Adjourned.
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4 EElIEF BILL.

amo IctGu-wCli, cx-Sherifr 81
Lander county. has had a bill intro
cuced IN tire state Legislature asking
relief IN \ large sum fr '~tiler'S s4ryf7
ces during his term IL Office. we
have not investigated the nature nj
Mr.. IetiiuEWeii'S claim. Tho rali.r
prayed FOR Is for matters which o.
Cured @ long arwH ac1 and with which
we are not familiar. All we can shy
al present is iaa. the amounto of money
pau Mr.. L~eianEwcli for t%a.ler's ser.
VICES was n great deal less than Inns
been allowed all the other Shcriffs for
similar services. OF this vve arc os-
sure BY parties who are cognizant Of
the facts. Whether the amount a.led
I'VE AtF . is S5,>Nul iS too lara. or
~ - lioF' IMAM We can say.-tl;Ccs
We happen 10 know something or
b claim referred TO- in Tie above from
the Rcveille. /; Is n inst claim and
ought to have been paid long aro. 7,
is for services as jailcrdnr 10 The form
Mr.. Lemngwcll was sheriff Of lila.
county, and had n bad 10: of desno~a.
doeson his hands and no place % keen
'hem' the Jail at mat time being un-
safe and worthless. 1. is usual in all
counties to pay the Sheriff or taller
Tor expenses in keeping the prisoners.
and in tia. county both before Letting
wel's term and since, an allowance
has been made. Lemn-weIl. how
ever, has never been paid. The claim
was manifes'Iy 50 jus. that nj the last
session tho Assembly unanimously
passed an Ac; TO compensate him. but
In the hurry and confusion near the
close Of the session, the BIZ was no.
examined in the Senate as It should
have been, and nence the delay which
kept, Mr. Lclinrwell II Of his
dues to the present time. The
presen: Legislature should sec that
matter is settled wltnou. further
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AYES QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICE

Senator Nye is q. Of the eonspicu-
u opponents of Trumbull's bill max
ing 1t unlawful for any member Of
Congress 20 solicit, recommend. or al.
vise the President or any head Of the
departments, 10 appoint any person
20 Office, under a penalty of 81 600.
lie assigns several reasons for his
opposition, someof which we consider
good and sufficient, but the reason
placed prominently in the foreground
Is not entitled to the position. lie
holds that it is his first duty To see
that nobody but a good Republican
ills anyoaice." lie says: "Ihold that
nobody but a good sound Republican
Is fit to hold Office. l am not going to
he mcaly-ruouthed about this subject.
We tried the Democrats. We weirhed
them IN the balance and they were
found wanting, and the people said
'Iarn them out" and they wereturaed
our, and stayed out, and browsed out.
until their hair is as long rs that OF
him who orowsed Of DID,
Now, this may do 10 assert in the L.
:. Senate, but the facts do not fully
sustain the Senator from Nevada.
There is n difference Of opinion be-
tween him and his constituents. At n
election here the people declared
officially that somebody beside. good
sound Republicans" are fit to hold
Office. They weighed the Republican
party in that balance OF which the
Senator speaks, and 10. tho scales
contained The Republican BODY
corporate suddenly went up in the air.
They were too light when balanced
the Jentrsonian qualifications
# honesty and capacity which thar
seems to have forgotten all
'bout, in his wonderful admira-
ion fer the d~emoralized and defunct
which placed him inaSen-
t"riai eat. lie seems 10 have pclri-
led there, and TO be still dreaming of
Eose old days when tho word IRE
covered u multitude of
ins, and was alone sufficient to omen
be golden gates Of Office and onu-
ance.
While the Senator IS still mumblinc
yer the old rhodomontade OF PARTISAN
lis constituents have learned
he real meaning Of this political clan
-ap, and have shown their estimate of
oy their ballots. They have .,;urned
lem ou;'-'urnoi out the Senator's
7ends, and will now give rutx 4
nance 10 stay out and browse out un-
their ha!r IS rs long a. that of Kim
no browsoI Of old" At the next
'ss!on Of the legislature they are
Kelly to serve MP the Senator himself
aa give him a chance to let his hair
row without the fostering attention Of :
eunsylvania avenue BARRIERS. =
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EAsOTs SAN nEEGG.

SAN DIEGO. Feb. >.
The Sheriff and n party of ten
mea have just returned from the
mountains where they have been
searching for n hand Of horse thieves
and outlaws whom they succeeded
IN overhauling, and after q severe
tight, IN which two of the thieves
were killed and four made prisoners.
recovered J3 stolen horses. The
prisoners were taken to San II tfael
where they were tried, convicted and
sentenced to death. Three OF them
We're shot and the fourth pardoned,
at the request OF citizens, on account
Of his extreme youth.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE,
FIFTH EEssioS--3aa n,y
tEgAgE.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. I'll.
president Denver in the Chair.
i'o4! ca!!ed-absent, Brown, Cleyo-
land, Hopkins.
Prayer By the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Alien.
Journal OF yesterday read and an
proved
RLroRrsoF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Crawford, from the Committee on
Ehgrossment, reported Senate Bill No.
- 70 provide for fostering and sup
porting the Nevada Orphan Asylum.
correctly engrossed.
By Hail:
Resolved, That during the remain
der Of the session the Senate will moot
ut 10 o'clock. except when olbervise
specially ordered.
AiOpted
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TIE EEasoT.-"o are frequently
asked why .he reports Of the state
Con,rolies, situogels -ia ,aud ether oil
Gals 9Yono made si.c.r appearance in
printed form. For the satisfaction Of
gentlemen desiring copies we will
state tina. those reports arc sill in the
hands oftac Copying Clerks, and have
not Vet been presented fer printing.
rs soon ~ tho cory appears :aey viii
be pat in type.
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FROM LOS
Los ANGELES Feh .

lbs Feb. y.
\ few days ago two brothers
named Bilderback mvsteyiauslv dis
appeared from their wood claim. in
leluga Canyon. Sheriff Wiley and
Marshal Baker have been industri-
Dusty engaged in working up the
ease. y mar named John Gardiner.
living on tine adjoining claim. has
3een arrested on suspicion Of MUIR
dering them.
Parties just arrived from Arizona
state that a mule train was attacked
oy Indians, on the La Paz road.
seycnty-hye miles from Wickenbnrg,
22d stampedcd and drove off fortv
mules.
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I Tho Chair nor. ay.-=.-
/ Cr4u.r,s.l - i ."'ch >hauiP,
n.'lan - .,"ll'lttd ON the com
/ states f,,,a~- - ~ 80, N'tEe'"f| 81
Vhc flafr arr,5-.-I
/ C0nsar1u.e n. - "''ti'tee "i
/ on Assemble pf,l ~. a. >Ssi-"iN
and parfnr '"' '-t,'F'
Sanata p;.l -, .o
county s,.lfs +, No. F." ''s"a
Ngci'av pt,,n.f 49,. III. a.
euEro~~eG. nlara5 or ft1
ana fngl ft-~a-| '" -aSt"iS
BORING aalraS.aI s,.
bill 10 locate .,a .,-,.,.,. D, -ile
der cagrt--. Eaf-r.r- -. '-1"-
constitutional. f-.se a,. -, N
recorded ut ;an cognty 1919 - lay.
recognizes uu gear., " and ...., To-
creates two S-ts or r9-r+~ naf.,rs I'D.
Judgment c.safnaF a,..--.t .
oua or the county, sr,-4 anF :"
ease 60 the Supreme ,oYr. .gI ..,
satisfied .le Supreme g,5r. vii h.'E
,le action tlsn.tal. r.. -.
proyi les ;aa. he L.--.s.a,n-a r.,sfi 1,nt
pass special laws.
bonuI5e.d said tln Judiciary ra-p-
Init.ce have had the l:ll under raneaj-
Grafton some time, aud have faurI M
~"sl"tneE. tHat are clear ilat the bin is
TINS htl! provides
.l1l ali county officers, eEcan. County
isecoF3.r, are 90 keep their Offices a.
these places. The constitutional pro-
VISION Use .he taru county seat i'm
.4e singular. the constitution. reil-
i've 10 Juair.a! Districts, is saph tllt
under this Bin f. "ou.G raa..sra .r,r-e
'4,-e' ia tl2- district.
AcloT saId this is % hill of fmrar.-
anee. have entertained grave d6ah.s
~ '"Ntt.ut4ohail.T bus being SO
rmtr j nave Been disposed TO
- "" 4''.l- Eole. IT, would pre-
,lI.' ny necessity i"r division of coun-
49, .,.'d 'tNe iIolt saa People the eX-
1855 ~ distance from their county
Tors would alto" tho Dill 10 pass and
! ,ie ".Aef house, aud nave the
nrta . - oSanined. lie read an
$500 c nc ueeision 81 the Su-
pIehle Iourt Of Iowa under a cons:i-
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ARQN OREGON.


PORTLAND. Feb. ..
Chas. i. Lewis Was drugged in n
saloon on Morrison street yesterday.
seven persons We're arrested on sns.
pIcion OF committing the outrage.
On being conveyed 20 Jail. one of the
prisoners stabbed Il nan named
Foster in the abdomen.
Total amount Of railroad Subsidy
subscribed, $4,000. Oalv 1. few
days remain TO make IT'D the balance.