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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15


Msds Of Poor Ram, wEis.ey, Yroef Spirits
and Eefsse Liquors doctored. .spicsd AID sweet
eusa 20 please tbs taste. called Tonies '' Appetz-
eFs." Rcsterers" &C., that leGd the tioDler oa TO
dEuakenpesg and ruin, but ere tFas GcGlcine, made
from tnc Native Roots ind Eerb5 of California free
fYem all Alcoholic sEinEiaEEs. Ttcy arc the
GREAT BLOOD PUEIETE2 asd a LIE
CIyESG PI;isCtPLE perfect L:enoTatoE 2ad
InyigoYaor ofte systgfa. carrying OF sli posonous
tnEtteF and restoring tho blood TO healthy condition.
70 pcrBoa take theso Dl:lcrs according 20 czgc
toH Eld remain long Gsvel.
500 Will be given for ea ircnrsbis Gaze, rTo-.esi
the bones arc rot destroyed b. mineral poison or
other means, sad the vita! organs Wtc. Beyond the
point oftcpsis.
For Inaatnnntory snd Chronic Ehenmn-
tIsin npd Gouf, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious, henIttfcat EHd Interrz1itteBt Fever,
Discusses OF the Biccd, Liver, hidns1s, aEa
Biadder. tAeze HitfeFs have b2ea most sncesas-
fBI. BEch Diseases e-c eaEssf by yiEiated
Blood. which L. generally produced b dcTEaZc1e=.
" tbo Dieestiyc Organs.
DySPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Eeaf-
ache, Pala sa tho gsoudeyz, Coughs, Tgtasss oz tie
C.csi. Dizziness, sour Ernc:atlons OF Tie Stomach
Lad taste in tho Mouth, Bilious AitScks Pa;2it2ssoa
Of the Heart. Inflammation Of the Luags Psa Ia tie
regions Of The Kidneys E11 hsoered otacr painful
sTtap.ofns, ere the ofsprlagg Of Dyspepsia.
They ayigosate the Stomach Asa stimulate he tor
piaiver and bowels which render them Of uuequaIIed
efficacy ia cleansing tic bicCd of y! impurities. sd
.nparting rev LIE and ysor 10 the whole system.
FOE SKIN DISEASES Eru2tsora, letter, Salt
Theur p!otchcs Spots. Pnpiss. PuztaIes, Bos, Car
buneics. E!ng Worms. gczid-Iesd, Sore Ryes E-ysip
elias. Ttc scrrfs. Disco!ogatcas oEthe Skin, Hz2oB
snf Diseases Of tae Skin, OF whatever Lame o-1a:u-
literally dag up asa earrisa cat ofthe syztes II
by TIC OF tae-c BstteFs ors botFIe In
ssch il coEViEee tAs rs3ss ieEeGnloEs G: tsr
Curative eject.
Cies.xe The yi.!ate4 BIs.,4 whenever you fzd ifs
impurities bnrsttns through tE akin in fr2iez. Fi,-
tons or Sores cicssse It yhen you n5t IL oSs-c;ea
ard sluggish in tie ycinz c,e9nse il when Il 3 fon.
Ead your feelings viii ten yoa =ses Eecp ts blood
pure Ead tas health cf tie syG.eGa viii follow
PIN, TAPE snd Otter WORKS, iu-IaEz in tho
sys:s.n Of 90 macy taczsa-dB esScseay Destroy
ed and removed For fall di-ee.lo2s. read c-efniiJ
the circular aroand each bottle. printed IN four IL
guszes-Eagilss. cerr7.a, TE--c@ -a4 spzzLsh.
JwALEge. r:oyriesor. Z L. McooE2-o Z Co.
Druggists aad Gen. Agents. s.a yr2aetsc1, Csi,
AID 81 snd 81 cora&esce Street.. Sss YerE-
~ SOLD e ALL DRUGGISTS ASo DEALERS.
jaEI3'7ln22yI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15
MILLINERY, DRESSMhKlNG,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
FIfsNIsHING HOUSE!

VEyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
4 new stock of Millinery Goods, Trimmings,
Ladies' and Childien's Furnishing Goods, of all
kinda. of the latest and most fashionable styles,
which she offers TO the ladies of Albany and
surrounding country at the lowest cost rates.
In the Dressmaking department l guarantee
entire satisfaction. Charges liberal.
SPECIALTIES:
CLOTHING.
Always on hand Ladies' and Children's ready
made Underclothing, Cioaks, Sacks, Apross, sss.
PRESS TRIMMINGS.
An extensive variety Of Silk, Satin, Gotten
and Noolen Dress frimmibgs, alEays in stors.
.cLoAaIN6s.
Noaey comb, Astracan and Waterproof clssh,
of the best qualities.
FURs, ETC.
Ladies' and Children's complete sets Of Fsrs
and Swan downs of the latest sty les.
cMIGNoNs.
Latest Styles of chignons constantly On hsad
at Low figures.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Innings and Findings of all grades and quail
tiles full assortment of Jaconets, Muslins.
Embroideries, Diaper Linens, Kid and all other
varieties Of Gloves, Hose, dc., 6e
Our determination being to give satisfaction IN
style ard quality Of work, and prices, We ask a
share of public patronage. Call at our store
opposite A.. Carothers d Co., First St, Albany,
Oregon. SkNAzS @. GCALAx.
G.s~Agent for Mrs. Carpenters Celebrated
Dress Model-e1 vrnl2tf.
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control them. The testimony Of cur best eili-
zens, Of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PEcToRAL will and docs relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The mos,
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield 10 lis power; and cases Of Consump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known so remarkable as hardly 20 be be-
heved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As II remedy Il Is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, IL saves
unnnmbered lives, and amount Of suffering
not 10 be computed. Il challenges trial. and con-
vinces the most scepticaL Every family should
keep Il on hand rs protection against the early
and unperceiyed attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met NJ first, bat which become
der lungs need this defence; and il Is unwlsa 10
be without IL As a safeguard 10 children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by It's timely use. multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved 10 the love aad affection centred on them.
Il acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and healih-rcstoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easily
! they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, iahorious, and
successful chemical investigation, cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle In the utmost
/ possible perfection. Il may be confidently re-
lied upon possessing all the virtues Il has ever
| exhibited, and capable Of producing cures a.
memorable as the greatest It has ever effected.
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ADV vERTIS NJ E N rs.
.S5OO,OOO!
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Land and immigration Association
ron THE
PO MOTION OF MANIFESTATION TO THE SOUTH
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO, Agents
CuARLEsraN, s. G.

A SERIES OF CONCERTS WILL BE CIV.
"a en- under the auspices of the South Carroll.
NJ State Agricultural and Mechanical 81 ciuty at
tho Academy Of Music. Charleston, s. G., COM
mcncing January sth. 'ls72. at'wbieh drawings
ticket holders.
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To TAKE GREASE Our OF SILL
Scrape chalk on the spot, spread a
brown paper over, and set on fat
hot iron.
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i3o, 900 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION
AT IS EACH.
ALL ORDERS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEND FOR
CIRCULARS.

References In New York City-August Bsi.
tnont 4 Co., Bankers lion. Chas. o'Connor.
Counselor at Law Hon. Roger A. Pryor, COun-
seior at Law; +. A. itoyt. Esq, President Gold
Room Andersnu. Starr i Co, Merchant. -
Hon. John T.. ward. Counselor at Law; Col.
Richard Lathers; Hunt. Thompson 4 Co.. Fac
tors; Psitus 4 Co., Merchants; +. Zogabnm 4
Fairehild. Merchants.
References in South caroiiDa-Gsb. Wade
Hampton. Hon. II. +. PStry. Gov. ". l.. Bon
ham. Gen. johnson liAgood. Hon. ArmistSd
Burt, Hon. Jas Chestnut. Gen. John :. Preston,
Hon. W. d. simpson. Andrew Simonds, Rsq..
Hon. q. A. Trenholm, Gov. J. l.. Manning.
lion. J. u. casnlbsii.
Honorable. let Your Banker write 10
10 any Bank Cashier In Charles
ton, :. C., befpru Or
dcring Tickets.
Commissioners and Supervisors Of Drawing
Gen. A. Il. Wright. of Georgia; Gen. Bradley
r. johnson. Of Virginia Col u. u. .uiIedge.
If soath Carolina; Hon. Roger A. Pryor, New
York.
The Drawing will positively take place JAnu
ary slh, 1879.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
II Tickets for..-........s 50
23 Tickets for............. 100 r. . c.
so Tickets fpr.............. zoo
100 Tickets foT.............. 57s
Special raiss will be given for 500 or .o0t
Tickets. IL applied for im mmsdiatsiy.
Remittance. can be made t. us. and the Tick
cts will be sent BY return mail by
BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY / CO.,
Charleston. =. c.
Gas. M. C. BrrLrm. Jous CHApwicx
GEs. ". ". 6AAr.
YTniTwt.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
such as Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fec,ual remedy for all
diseases Of the Ihroa,
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues.
throughout Shis and
other eoua6ies, has
shown that 10 does
s.,ra.tss a6A s.fFs.e.ftt.tts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

TUARDMARE FOR DUILpEks, FOR
II Smiths, and for Farmers sold cheap by
WHEELER at SHlEDD.
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EESTGR ".

This Remedy is eompoged of the active prime
pie Of the Unk Weed, Eng,-Thaspium Cords
Grows most abundantIy and perfectly in. Wash
ingtOn County.
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For Governor orOhIo.

From tho Cincinnati Gazette.
For some months past a very general
sentiment has been manifested In this
State favorable to the nomination of the
Hon. B. F. Wade for Governor, and ev.
erywhero the meution Of his name In this
connectionhas been most kindly received,
both in and out Of the State. 1t is to be
observed, too, that few, II any, Of the
many gentlemen named in connection
with the office would occupy the position
of candidate if Mr.. Wade's name should
be brought forward. This feeling toward
the old hero, coupled with the general be-
lief that he would be our strongest can
didate, has led many people TO urge him
10 consent; but heretofore he has
positively declined, and has emph0-
sized this deClination by adding that
he would not accept il nominated.
Those, however, who know the loyalty Of
Mr.. Wade to the Republican party have
felt that, while he would not in any sense
become candidate for Governor or any
other office, he would not 90 SO far as to
decline nomination If ii should ba vol.
UNFAIRLY rendered to him, and we now feel
warranted in saying that II the Republi-
can Convention, to assemble in June,
should order Mr.. Wade into the field as
their standard bearer in the approaching
campaign, he would obey, put on the har.
ness and earnestly contend for the princi.
Piles so dear to him and Of paramount i'm
portanCe to the nation.
7 Whatever is to be done toward the
nomination OF Mr.. Wade must, Of course,
be voluntarily done by the people. Mr..
Wade will do nothing by word or deed to
bring itabout. He would, We know, be
pleased il the convention should select
some other man, but il the representa-.
tives Of the Republican party soon to as.
semble deem it best to nominate him he
will not decline. I....
To the Republicans Of Ohio we there.
fore refer this matter for consideration, in
order that when tue convention assem-.
bles It's action may be the result Of ma.
ture dellberation. H.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April os.

WASHINGTON, April %.
The President has appointed 1t Cols
Horstio G.. Wright and John G. Foster,
of the corps Of engineers, members of the
committee to examine and report upon
tho Sutro tunnel. Capt. VIM. r. King
will act as secretary TO the committee.
The Internal Revenue Supervisor OF the
district composed Of Georgia and Florida,
reports the total destruction Of property
in his raids on illicit distilleries in that
district, up to April 1st, 1871, as follows:
3still worms, complete in position; 122, :
940 gallons Of beer mash; 1904 gallons Of
low wines; 300 gallons Of corn whisky;
700 gallons Of peach and apple brandy;
sos bushels Of corn meal, and $40 bushels
Of malt. Also 90 illicit distilIeries were
suppressed, large number Of mules and
horses and wagons were seized and G2
,distilIers were arrested and turned over
to the Deputy U. s. Marshal.
Commodore Joseph f. Greer, CON-
mAnding tho south squadron Of the north
Atlantic fleet, Is expected to arrive at Dos
ton on the Congress in about two weeks.
The President has telegraphed to his
family that he will return to Washington
this evening.
There Is no material change in the ply
sical condition Of w. w. C0coran, which
to-day Is considered very critical.
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Cincinnati Market.


,a. CINCINNATI, April 81.
CoTToS-Demand light, but holders
firm; middling at 14a14tc.
FLoUR-Steady; family SO 10aG Is.
GRAIE-Wheat, scarce and firm at
81 Seal "a. Corn, firm at &c. Rye,
quiet at 81 03a1 05. Oats, dull at 54a56c..
Barley, steady 81 GOAL 12.
GRoCERIEs-UnChanged.
0ILs-Linseed oil, steady Ut 81 90.
Lard oil, quiet at 95a0Sc.
EGGs-Dull and dropping at 14c.
Butter and Cheese, unchanged.
PRovIsToSs-Pork, demand fair, and
advanced sales Of 600 lbs at 1Sc. Lard,
full prices asked; but no demand at lie,
Bulk meats, demand good to I'll contracts;
shoulders, held at &c; sides, sold at 74aSc
and SIC; clear rib, held Ahigher now.
Bacon, demand light, but holders firm;
shoulders, Gic; sides, 0a0tc, for clear rib
and clear. .-------.--------
Hoos-Dull and unchanged at IS 4Oa
5 60.
CATTLE-DuII and unchanged at Ala
0tc.
TOBAcco-Steady.
WHIsKY-Steady at SIC; sales were
made OF this rate, alter tue report was
made last evening. J 70. q
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US. DISTINCT CoURT.-This Court
convened on the 10th instant, Judge Jack.
son presiding.
Tho following Grand Jury was i'm
panneled: Henry G. Flesher, Foreman,
Samuel Irwin, E. c. StOlle. Thomas P,
Shallcross, Lewis Lunsford, Samuel F.
Faris, James NJ. Plant, A. r. McQuilken,
James w. Janea, William f. Chambers,
John Slack, Jr,, John Bowyer, VIM. II,
French, Wm. A. Holslln, J. NJ. bod.
bridge, $. w. Hall, F, L. HeptenStall and
j. P. A, Entler.
Indictments were found against A.
Maupin, for violation of Internal Revenue
Laws, two against Robert +. Reynolds,
three against Stephen Rigg, one against
Henry Maupln, and four against l.. Ed
ward, dlidS l.. II. Turnbull, all Tor the
same offence.
In the case OF L. $. rs. Stephen $.
Markum, verdict of Jury for $40 fine and
~ days Imprisonment, Same q. Liemon
Wherry, plead guilty, fine $1,000 and six
months Imprisonment. ARaS cdpidS'
were awarded In 10 cases. Indictments
against six parties Tor violations oil Reve-
nue. laws Of the U. s. were dismissed. In
tho cases Of John King, Morris X. King,
+. S. Davis and Albert Sapp, verdlcts Of
not guilty were rendered.
In the case Of Thomas Bond el dls. us.
hemuel Hickman, In electmeht, Judgment
for defendant Same rs. George 8, Miller,
John NJ. Fisher and others, in eIectment,
judgment for plaintiffs.
llessrs. John Kenna, A. D. Soaper, Jas.
E. Middleton and John =. Rudd were ad.
mltted to practice in this Court.
In the cases OF SNcChi and John w.
Ward and others rS Lincoln county and
others enjoining collection of taxes, Sc,
plaintiffs are required to give better secur.
ity or cases to be dismissed.
John G. Summers e. Nat. Harrison,
sworn, &c, judgment for plaintiff for 5000
with interest from August 81, 1SGO.-
Charleston Journal.
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GheQntelligetrter;

THE GAS LoAN,-Thc proceedings for
the transfer Of the Gas Works to the city
have now reached point OF lorwardness
where It becomes proper for the COM.
missiOners, appointed by the city council
for the purpose, TO open the negotiation OF
the loan. Accordingly they advertise this
morning, for subscriptions TO begin next
Monday, 1st proximo. The loan will be
open to subscription for ten days, and sub.
scriptiOns arG limited TO $1,000, the oh.
IeOt being to prevent its absorption by a
few. fiat oend OF that time It Is found
more than the amount needed hos been
subscribed, II will DO distributed pro.rata
among tho subscribers when the sum re-
quired shall have been aScertained. Just
what that sum may be will depend on the
award Of the arDitrators, not yet made,
This Is one Of the best loans ever offer.
cd to the people ofthis city. This interest
is eight per cent, payable at home semi
annually. The bonds are exempted from
municipal taxation. They are secured
by fourteen millions of taxable property
and arc specially u lien on tho Gas
Works, whose revenues arc pledged to
their payment, principal and interest.
The security is everything that could be
asked; the bonds are purchasable ten per
cent or more below Government Five.
Twenties; pay two per cent more interest
and run twenty years. 1t is safe, re-
anu attractive investment. It
will not require the ten days, We presume,
to absorb all the bonds offered.
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The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, April 3S.
Valmascda will leave Moran to-day to
visit the military. line. NIaximo Gomez,
commanding 700 insurgents, invaded the
Jurisdiction Of Gibara. They were re.
pulsed at Sama and Bariery, and one.
third Of the officers captured. The De La
Pucrca volunteers, under Fray Benito, ut.
tackled Gomez in the Sierra Mountains,
captured his entrenChment, and killed nine
men. Three volunteers were killed. The
insurgents in the Central Department,
make q practice of filling the drinking
wells with Carcasses of dead animals. The
insurgent leaders, Colonel Mercier, Major
Va and Lieut. Gordon, together with u
number Of private soldiers, have surren.
dGred at GueimGro. 1t is reported that
Bemitta has left the Island.
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PARIS, April 97.-Evepipg.
ENGLAND.
Disraeli Attacking the Ministry.
LONDON, April 2s.
T,ONDoN AhriI 90

In the House OF Commons last night
Disraeli, Notwithstanding the conces
sions Of the government, made IN unspar.
ing attack on the budget He says the
government is frantically abandoning its
other proposals to save the tax of six
pence on incomes, and had abandoned It's
dependence on indirect taxation. While
he deprecated further imports on agricul-
ture, he equally dGplored leaving de-
ficiency To increase year by year. He
said the Chancellor Of the ExChequer in
1869 erred in giving up indirect nIxes,
and he now sought to replace them by
additions to taxation. The Chancellor Of
the ExChequer, Lowe, defended the recon.
struCted budget, and accepted q postpone.
ment Oi its consideration 10 Monday next.
The name Of the winner of the 1 900
guinGas at the race at New Market,
should have been published Hannah.
Suspension OF Habeas Corpus In
Ireland.
The Government haS suspended the
operation Of the writ Of hHJedS corpus In
one district of the county of WestmGath,
Ireland. I..-g.....
The Communists have established bat
teries at st. 0rien Gate, in Montmartre.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April %.

ST. Louis, April %.
Information has been received here
that the man who attempted to violate
and then cut the throat OF Mrs. Peter, near
CentreVille, Illinois, last Saturday, has
been arrested at Dayton, Ills. f..
Lawrence Doyle one Of the contractors
for laying pipes Tor the new water works,
has sued the city for $4,000, alleged TO
be due him as damages consequent upon
The failure Of the city to carry out their
part Of the contract.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 2S

CHICAGO, April 2S.
FIOuR-Firm at S 75a7 50, for com.
mon to good.
GRAH-Wheat opened firm, but closed
dull; Ne. 2, spring, 81 22t, cash; 81 22:a
l,22F, seller May. Corn, demand fair and
advanced; No. 2, mixed at 5Sc cash ;
5St, seller May. Oats, panicky; 1t Is difti.
cult to give accurate quotations; No. 2,
regular at 4Gta46Ec; fresh at 414a47i !.
Rye, quiet; No. 9, sec. Barley, unchanged.
CGTTLE-DemAnd fair and advanced ;
closed at 5sa7c.
Ho0s-Demand good and prices ad.
vanced s. 16a5 IS. r..
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The CongregaLlonallsts of Boston and
vicinity have raised Sl50,0O0 for tho pur-
chase ofan estate on Beacon street, to be
converted TO the uses of that denOmina-
ton, and called the Congregations
House. Fifty thousand dollars addition I.
al Is to be raised tor building purposes.
THE annual meeting OF the Ninth
Corps Ofthe Society Of the Burnsldo's Ex.
pedition Is called 10 meet at Boston, May
1lth, Gen. Burnsides will preside.
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A Live Ghost.

Milton is an old.iashioned, sleepy town
on the line Of the Philadelphia and Eric
road, and, like oil such villages, does not
oilen enjoy genuine sensation. Ithad
one q short time since, however, in the
shape oI a vcritablc ghost, which, at the
standard ghostly hour OF midnight, made
things lively in and about house situa-
ted on one Of the fashionable streets of
that village. One family afler another
would occupy and then leave the house
in horror. 1t was agreed to by all that
the house was haunted, and fit only to be
inhabited by bats and owls. 1t ALWAYS
manifested It's presence at midnight, lust
rs the clock struck twelve, by n deep, sad
wall MS Ofsome one in distress. Now and
then it was hollow groan like sepul.
Chral voice. Then, lest the occupants Of
the house should not be awakened, It
would swell into loud and fearful howl.
The ghost understood his work, and
knew just how 10 alarm those whom II
had come TO trouble, for It's wall would
startle, It's grOan cause to tremble, and Its
yell make the occupants the house quake
with fear. This continued until the house
rented for o large price could not be rent
ed for half price until one day o person,
without the fear Of ghosts before his eyes,
agreed TO take 1t and occupy 1t too. When
tho day arrived for the moving 1t took
place, and by the time the midnight hour
came all were fast asleep, but, as the clock
struck tue mystic hour, the wall, groan
and yell were heard; but the listeners this
time were made Of sterner stuff than for.
mer ones, and were not put 10 flight. In.
decd, however, a young man In the fam
lily investigated the premises, being bound
10 ascertain the cause Of oil the disturb.
ance. ... ......
In his examination he looked out on tho
portice to the rear ofthe house, and there
sure enough, the ghost was! It lay full
length upon the pOrtico. only now and
then raising It's head 10 give ulterance to
the noise already spoken ol. With the
words upon his lips, "Be thou spirit good
or evil, he took steady aim with his re-
yolycr and banged away at 1t. The bull
let, said the young man, lodged back Of
the ear Of an old dog that, after the lam.
lily had retired, came upon tile portico and
lay during the night, and, when the clock
struck twelve, hOwled so mysteriously.
Tho ghost took hasty departure, and has
not been seen in that vicinity since. Tho
tenant has a cheap house for one year,
while the MiltOnlans are oil and singular
relieved, except the "dorg."-Ere Reptlb.
HcdH.
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STATE BONDs-Missouris, 93t; Tennes-
sees, old 66f; new, G8R; Virginias, new,
70i;old, 6si; North Carolinas, old, AZ new,
25.
SrocKs-Westcrn Union Telegraph, 50I;
Adams Express, so; Wells, Fargo 6 Co.,
43t; American, SIT; United States 54g;
Pacific Mail 47s; New York Central, 1901;
do scrip, O54; Erie, 20l; Harlem, 139; Read
ing, 1iO; Michigan Central, 129; Cleve-
land Il Pittsburgh, 1876; Northwestern,
s4l; do preferred, OGf; Rock Island, 11St;
New Jersey Central, 10S; St Paul 87i; do
preferred, SlE; Wabash, G4s; do preferred,
so; Fort Wayne, 100; Terre Haute, 80;
Chicago s. Alton, 1881; Ohio & Mississippi,
SO; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
so; Burlington 6 Quincy, 1856; Lake Shore,
l10R; Indiana Central, 2Si; Illinois Cen
trail, 1874; Union Pacific, SS.