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$4,000. and now renting for $500; a SS2,c00
Plantation; q $4,000 Pslacial Residence. q
$4,000 Business House, all of which are eligt
bly, situated, are among b attractive prizes
offered to the public. Other real properties,
cottage homes, suburban residences and
building sites. The personal property in
ludes Diamonds, Watches, Silver-Plate,
Pianos, Organs, etc
NoTIcE-An the shares nnsold at the time
of distribution will be surrendered and their
numbers lot allowed
representation. The managers VIII not hold
q share, thus guaranteeing tAe shareholders
the FULL control. - NV
PASSM0RE & RUFFlN, Managers.
Fol- information and shares apply to Gem
tral ONCE, a Adama street, Memphis. Ten
neesee: or to any Of the agencies throus hout
the county. tseplDf I. H.
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Celebrated Virginia Bitters.

~ This celebrated remedy, invented by a
by physicians In that State for years past, is
now coming into general use. IL is the
only pure artIcIeiCbfss En to be had,
and for preventing ChiIIs and Feversand
all distressing diseases arising from MAS
matte influences, is the most valusble agent
known. In ALI cases of debility, indiges-
ton, loss of appetite, etc, it has never had
an equal. No family should be without 1t
For sale everywhere. Price 81 per bottle.
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LADIES' ACADEmY
or
ST. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky
Under the Pstronans Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. Rose.

THIS institution is situated two miles
nom Springfield, about q quarter of q
mile nom the Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. II is conducted by the Sisters Of
the Order Of st. Dominic. and Is well provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare no pains to render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The disct-
pine of the institution Will be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
s~trictest attention will be paid to the health,
comfort and wants Of pupils The course of
studies embraces all the branches useful and
ornamental. This institution was established
in 1871 and Is s.tuated in one o. the health
lest and most beautiful portions of the State,
and Is OF easy access by rail from Louisville.
An extensive farm Ia connected with the
Institution, from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving 1t considerable advan-
taze over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and t~astefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with an eye especially
30 health and comfort
The Academic year commences on the nTst
Monda in September n ends on the last
wednesday in June, ana is divided into two
sessions of i've months each. U
Terms per session of nve months accord
ing TO the class of the pupil, SIS, SIS and 500,
pRyabiehant In advance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs- J
o. Webb a Co, Louisville, Ches. ID. Elder,
ESQ. n Commercial Pace, New Orleans, OF
10 the Fathers in charEelofSt |. Peters church,
Memphis. Tennessee cGW auz
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cotton in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, October 5, p.m-COtton market
In ed strong; sales 5000 bales. OF which 1000
ger for speculation and export Middling
mia. ads 9 "a; Middling Orleans 10 lied.
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PYRON'S
Planetary Horse Power.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
i ventsdi The power of the horse quadrus
1edl
MEMPHIS, TENN, une ~, iS7L
We, The undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify that We this day witnessed the sppLl-
csfio1 Of Pyron's Planetary Power to an
Eighty saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin Wss vorV with the usual
rspidiJy, with a null roll OF cot on, BY v
nies at an easy gait and draught; and we
further state that we believe tt greatly supe-
rior to any horse power we ave any knOwt-
edge OF, and a power suitable for every plan
ter using a Gin, Grist or SaW-mIII.
J. II. TEAL, Aachinist and AIiWrtght.
NEWTON FORD, firm OF Ford, Porter & Co.
ID. 7. POTTER, firm Of Ford. Porter q Co.
Il. HoPsON, d. d.. Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN ]. PITMAE, N. d., Memphis, Tenn
Y. b. WaTEEEoRE, Memphis, Tenn.
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Cotton I'm New York.

NENv YORK. October 5, 10 a.m.-Cotton-
ordinary Tyzc; good ordinary, 1910; low mid
ding. 1870; middling, @Ac; good midding,
2Lc
yernber and December, i9 l5-l6c; January, 2c.
I5 p.m.-CottOn quiet and steady. saleson
the spot, 1900 bales; future delivery, llItOi De
cemF5er lq5zc. March DC
AN p.m@CotUOn-market quiet and steady.
Sales 10 spinners, 90 bales; for export, SO
bales; for Spec1lat3on. LSi contTsets- IsyoVJi
October. Is7sc: November, ly1zc; December,
Ig IgiBe: January, ac; February, 2g5kc; March
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400 casks CIesFSRibbed stdesJ
IzO0 barrels choice Russell Potatoes,
Yer sale IOWIte the trade
- GNTT0ESTRAQG q 90,
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general MARKET


AnUEUE-E Dbl. s0J 70 AuUt IN utLuAHus
Observation-Disclosures cemeut,
mi 81 Is. Rosendaie cement, So 70 10 4; plas-
ter PARIS. 81 70 10 4; Alabama lime, 81 40 3 Dbl
by carload and 81 20 in store; hair, &c 3 10; ire
bbyyicF, s. 3 100; common brick, $40 10 u . 1000,
de R5anTTrTTE-Choice table. Is to SOC; medium,
0r- cooking, y 10 I5c; inferior, 10 TO Rc.
BAaGtSG-Hemp and fax, 2 lbs, 1876 - lbs,
IqKc; iron Ues,5Z 10 sc; baling twinel6 70 nc.
BacOsLcleaE sides, se5 b. shoulder, SAL
- n; mmps, SO 50 tOl2; choice and canvased
mans, Is 70 f7kc; inferior, u TO l4c.
BRAS-sH 8 ton. Scarce.
BEEswAX-S0 TO SIC 3 ID.
S'oRSMEAL-Kilnsried 50 3 TO 3 IS; in store,
ss5b, nos
So4EEE-Rio, IsI TO 2lHG Java. "a to SOc; La
g1sg tHp+selling at l2Z to l5c.
CANDLEs-Light weight, star, IL 70 l4c; nll
Weigns, M GooDs-Condensed milk, SIS 50 to Il
case: cove oyster IA. 81 100 Ok al. Gl0
10 Is, per doz. SardhesI QuareehsI cAsei 80
p1a,nRFSsEYoung, 81 to 3 20; old, H@.
EaesNFresh packed, q 20 SOC
FGSSRELow s1pernne, g 60 70 so suRerss g
,oskS medium, s6tO 6 q; Xxx - ss xxx, 500
~ d. fancy, IL 5 to s IS; rye, . 0to6
FrsH-W6ite fish. s. 50 70 hall Dbli kllsi
a - roe herring, 2 half Dbl, s5; smoked her
, dnet Is 10 soc q box; new maekereL gppi NO
N, So 20 10; halt Dbl 81 kits, ~ ~ 70 70, ~. 2
ESIELGorn IN good demand at15ei osS' u
~ 10 53e. ~e a.
~NindOV glass, sins.e stIe1ee - -
SLAs do Joke 70 l0xl4, 20; DO l0xlo 70 -
XIV Ifx2 10 I6x24s $50 Jobbers ALLOW
L' u ~ % per cent on these rates on iou
70 the trade. .zn simafbv on leyee,
sa5 co. in store, 81 sozs IN demana' shov.
hAhDne 81 ~ sna.ses, Anless, SIS 5; cast
ms sc. plows, Avery, each, - ilnop' ~, ~
casf steel. 70 10 2sc GERMAN - 70 ~ n@AAS
$50 > keg; rope, ls 70 2lc * "a 90
TTouoRs-Rectined whisky, . ga, % 80
Bourbon and rye, Sl2 to so kooerlson ~ ~ y,
- Al 10 2 Is; American gin and bFandles - =
toi 5. 80 TO 94ei claret Wlne,r cast
Ss75 70 4 81; port and sherry. per GAL ~ . y
S5a. Home bitters, y doz, 50 81 70 90
rATHER-HemlOck sole, . 10, 80 10 S5c; oak
q 70 lc; harness, "a 10 $50 uppefsi COZ, % y
sc; French calf, $40 20 90 American, ~ 70 .
LARD-Keg, Il 20 lNe tience. 10 70 VIZ
caddies l3h 70 l4c-
IHE AID CEMENT-Nme. Dbl. ~ q 2
for Alabama; Cape, 81 50 70 ] 90; Ioulsvule 6
meut- ~ v6 R~Osendale, & IS; plaster, " 70 4 =
hair. = 10, ) 10 &c, IRE brick, , 100, 81 70 90.
MoLAsszs-LOuisiana. , gal ID holS. 70 :
-=.-=aeaad svrnus. Is 70 76cs in hall bblB an
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lLEA & PERRlNs' U

PTonOunoed by UOnnOissepF
EalhsTHE ONLY 9OOD SAUCE"
1T improves appetite and digestion, and Il
A unriValed for lIs dRvor. We are dtrected
BY Messrs. LEA a PERRINS 10 prosecute all
parties making or vending eouaterisiIs
-fEF JOHN nUNCAN'S SONS,
od AGENTS, NeEsIorE.
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Trusfss's Sale.

d virtue OF the power vested In me by deed
ID OF trust executed by James D. Rumn on
the 4th day of December, ls67, 10 secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, and
reeerded In book 81, pages SIS, 81 nds4s. L
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I. n. APPERsON. A.
APPERSON & KENNEDAT,
DEALERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
26s ~ Man ST, Memphis.

WE take pleasure ia announcing TO our
w friends In the city and country ma
we have purchased the STOCK OF Nno
are making larye additions, and viii inafeW
days, offer TO the pubic the best selected
stock OF every article usually BePt py noases
in this business, which we pledge ourselves
10 sell as low as any house in the city.
ION motto shall be prompt q polite atten-
and beg thai our friends win give us q call be-
fore purchasing else wneTe. Hso
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD COMPANY.
10000 ACRES OF LAND
o SALE.
at Reduced Prices;

OFFICE Lee Block, Union st-Practics In
ali the Courts OF the city, intending
Criminal Court in capital cases. and In the
Supreme Court at Jackson. sspA
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TRADE

The weather was extremely pleasant and IA
,-c-sbIe Tor business which was lively through
oot the day, our wholesale merchants nlling
mite : uumber Of handsome orders both for
Civ and country. There was no new feature
IN fhem market to-day. Advices from St Louis
continue 10 report an advance on -four from
n 10 Il cents per barrel; add this TO the ad-
y-anced freLghts, and we have at least from sc
10 81 on the barrel here. Bacon is a little
6rroer in Cincinnati. Shoulders are very
scarce- hut unchanged in price. Clear sides
are sin selling at sc. Sugar-cured ans viii
min I7aI71zc for good. Mess pork tl3dl4
Corn. white snelled, 10 sacks sold on the levee
nom 75a7Sc. Corn meal is scarce and in de-
-maDd Al s8 45G3 u. The market is almost
hare Of bran, and it viii bring almost any price
asked. Oats are in active demand, with light
s1pply: 30 sacks sold on the leYee yesterday
1@rruina at SIC, and one lot 70 sacks this
1aorixing at the same figures BOtapoes are IN
Liter supply and weaker, selling IN store al
a IN lard il unchanged and steady at quota
lions below. Cabbages are held to-day az sb@
81 Apples are in better demand, and selling
~ SadS from common 10 choice. Eggs are
ouIet al former quotations, the market wen
supplied. Hay is IN light supply, and the de-
mand is active; 10 bales choice timothy sold Tor
sd an advance OF e since the last report
owing entirely to the scarcity. onions are a
little drmer at ., the supply getHnE tighter.
RaVqiua is firm al quotations. below. Iles nave
@ESgSfiv advanced. One dealer sold 70 SACKS OF
cohee at lgza2JZc, an advance Of a 49tse
Stnce last week. There Is q firm feeling In cof-
Zee. Cheese is in good demand, and dealers are
mi ~ IN 70 an orders; IL is being held al l6cI but
-saEzfng I5kc fOr good.
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Receipts to-day are 1872 bales: shipments
HAso. and stock 1896. A year ago they were SIS,
~. and 55I7, respectively. Total receipts 20
date are l3.S9, and shipments 1909 Upto
this date last year they were 10-549 and 1912,
respectively. At that time middling here sold
at lac, and l6Ic in New York; uplands were
sd in Liverpool. Gold ll3E.
Cotton Statement
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SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole agents
For the sale OF State. County and Indivtd-
gal Rights for Arkansas and all the states OF
the United States east OF the Mississippi
river. - Full directions for building the
Power given to each purchaser,
OFFICE;
Ne. u NsaFSe street HeRphie. Teas
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NEW YORK, October ). 80 p m--The market
was heavy and1ower, but steady sfterwsrd at
the reduced quotations.
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SALE
REAL "A
"a ON n
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1877.

NO. z8s-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Banyan Payne
VS.. A. J. A. HinBOn ct al
Dy virtue OF an order Of sale made In tnA
ID cause, / viii sell. at public auction. 70 the
highest bidder, in mont OF the once Of the
Second ChAncery Court Of Shelby county,
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nAvING this day disposed OF the entire in
III terest IN the nrm Of Van Pelt q Slps9n
To MessTs, Apperson q Kenneday, I hereby
return thanks 20 the public for the patronage
received at their hands, and take pleasure IN
commencing 90 their consideration cur sue,
cessors. who are enterprisinR merchants and
eminentiy deserving Of their liberal patron
age.
The books and accounts of the late nrm
will be settled By The undersigned, al the old
stand. No. 2g% Main street.
d. GIBSON, Surviving partner.
September ID, B7l.
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Bonds I'm New YORK.

NEW York, October 5, 1870 p.m-GOvern.
ments a fraction better with medium demand
sterling is active al l0S5s. Gold losning a
la OIL per cent.
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IL W. are now building I'm this city,
MORsE'S
improved Cotton BaIing Presses

TOR HAND, HORSE OR STEAM POWER.
4 These presses can be changed from hand
to horse or st. an al q very small expense
This press unites more perfectly than any
other the two important elements of me
chsnical succesS, namely: RAP1D1TY n
POWER. The lower platen can be detached
and the upper one Used - a trampeI, thereby
SAVING MUCH TINE AND LABOR. The
press is so constructed that on completion OF
the bale e is self. topping, thus precludiug
the possibility of accident.
For further Information, apply at
Agent for Congresses, Baling Presses and
General Machinery.
50 This press Is In operation IN the Bluff,
foot of Monroe street. SELF
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na- Look here. reader. we do

RE- Look here, reader, we do not
wish to tell you that Consumption can be
cured when the lungs are half consumed,
nor that DR. Wonderful, or any other
fellow, has discovered remedy that will
make men live forever, and leave death
to play for want of work. No, you have
heard enough of that, and we do not
wonder that you have by this time be-
come disgusted with it. But when we
tell you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will positively cure the worst cases of
Catarrh, we only assert that which thous-
ands can testify to. Try it and you will
be convinced. Sent by mail for sixty
cents. Address r. " Pierce, NJ. d.,
1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold
hy druggists.
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OREGON DELEGATE Last week:

OREGON DELEGATE Last weeks
issue of the San Francisco P'oaccr be-
slows the following merited compliment
upon one of Albany's Oldest citizens:
We had very pleasant call on Friday
last, from Mrs. y. J. Duniway of Albany,
who visits our city as u delegate from the
Oregon State Woman Suffrage Society,
TO the Annual Meeting of the California
Woman Suffrage Association. Mrs d.
comes TO US highly recommended as a
woman of business experience aud energy,
intellectual ability and culture. having
liberal and advanced ideas, and able to
make herself known aud respected by her
own Uis dnimi Mrs Duniway, by invi-
tatior, will address the San Francisco
Woman Suffrage Society, in Dashaway
Hall, on "Wednesday evening. january
4th, 1871, when it is hoped there will
be II large gathering. This delegate will
spend few weeks in this city, aud will
address societies in the neigh borhood of
San Francisco, when solicited to do SO.
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A hundred diseases may proceed from
one source, a diseased or dcbilitated stom-
ach. No human being can be healthy
when digestion is disordered Tone the
stomach and liver and regulate the bow
els with DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vine gar
BItters, and the WORK of assimilation and
excretion will go brayely on. This vital
elixir conquers the causes of all physical
Irregularities. BY insuring perfect di-
gestion and proper fow Of bile, it insures
pure blood. vigorous circulation, and
prompt discharge of all waste matter
from the aystem.
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Financial and Commercial.

Gold in New York 1105.
Legal tenders in San Francisco 909(0
Gle.
Following are San Francisco market
quotations
Flour-Market quiet; range of the
market So 373@6 624.
Wheat-Quiet at 81 20(02 80.
Barley-SaIes at 81 45Ggl SO.
Oats-Firm at 81 40G1 so.
Potatoes-Range from 81 2501 90.
Since our last report the Albany
market prices have s.fuctuated" some
what, in one instance at least to the de-.
light of the seller. Those of our farm
ers who have held on to their wheat with
the hope that they would receive one
dollar per bushel for it before the close
of Winter, can now plume themselves on
their good Judgment, and the necessary
amount of .'sand" to take the .schances, :"
as wheat has "riz,,' and the anxiously
looked for ''dollar PEI bushcP' is now free
ly offered by our millers and other buyers
We are glad that our friends are in
''luek's way asone dollar pays well for
raising wheat--in fact farmers of the
Willamette Valley want no better paw
ing crops than wheat at one dollar
Aside from the article of wheat, there
has been but little change in the markets.
We quote
Flour-Per barrel, So so.
Butter Fresh roll, 3Ocf9 fb.
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, 30c.
Onions-Per bushel, 81 75m2.
Potatoes-Scarce, good quality sell
ing readily at S1@1 rs.
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The PIoNEER-A large and neatly
printed weekly journal, issued in San
Francisco, California, by Mrs. Emily
Pitts Stevens, editor and publisher, has
been received. The matter filling its
columns, both original and selected, is Of
the best character, placing 1t at once on an
equal footing with the other Journals of
that city. Sister Emily has our best
wishes for the fullest success as journ-
alist
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CHANGE OF TIME.-Last Monday there
was slight change made in the arrival
and departare of the trains on the o &
c. Railroad The rgulnr passenger
train now leaves this city each morning
at O'Clock. returning iu the evening at
7.45. n freight train with passenger
car attached leaves here each morning at
1910
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VALUABLE LETTER FoUND-A letter
directed to Thomas Moran, Esq, .Jeffer-
son, Ogn., containing draft for small
am cunt of money, was picked up on the
road few days since, and handed to us.
The owner can have the same by proving
property, etc.
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NEW LAW FIRM.-Hon. j. Quinn
Thornton and Jasper W. johnson, Esq,
have formed a co partnership for the
practice of law, having their office at
Portland. Parties having any law busi-
ness in which they need counsel, are
referred to their card elsewhere in the
REGISTER
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PIcTuREs.-The most complete and
latest thing in the ''picter" line is called
the "Rembrant-" This style is the most
popular now in vogue. Mr. J. A. VIM
ter docs 'em in the very best style Call
at the gallery and examine specimens.
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LOCAL AFFAhS

TAXES COLLECTED, ETc.-Our pres
ent efficient Sheriff, r. 4. Irvine, kindly
furnishes us with the following interest
ing report of the amount of taxes paid
70 him on his recent tour, the names of
portics paying over 500, and the aver
age per capita of taxes paid in each pre-
cinct:
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Fork OvER.-Our Sheriff is very
anxious that the taxpayers of this city
should emulate the example ofother por-
tions Of the county and pay up, thereby
saving their credit and costs
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GONE TO KALAMA.-The new town
of kalama, on the Columbia river, on the
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad, is
attracting considerable attention. Mr.
Martin, who proposed going into. bust
ness in this city, has invested there. and
may not return to US. We are sorry to
lose him but wish him success
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NEW MILLINERY.-Mrs. A. j. Duni
way received new goods by the last steam
er, and has still another large invoice to
arrive by the Ori7amme, expected at
Portland on Saturday. Ladies in search
of the latest and richest patterns, should
call early.
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PERsoNAL.-Jas. Elkins, Esq, agent
for the q. & c. Railroad Co. at this
point, has been confined to his bed for
several days with fever. He was report
ed on the improve yesterday.
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PRoTRAcTED MEETING.-A protrac-
ted meeting has been in progress at the
NJ. e. Church ia this city for some time
past, which has been accompanied with
considerable interest. The meetings
are still being held nightly.
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''Time Tries all Things" and has
Cherry is tie remedy par e1cclteace, for
the cure of coughs, colds, Group, whoop-
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, phthisic,
sore throat, influenza and ..last, not
least" consumption. 18
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New Coal VEINS The Ne,ss of
Thursday gives an account of the dis
covery of two new coal veins in the vi
cinity of scio, recently The vein dis
covered by Mcssrs. H. Shelton and
John Curl is some five and a half miles
above Scio, near the Thomas Fork of the
Santiam, and is fully four feet thick the
second is three miles from Scio, on the
farm of John Richardson. The editor
pronounces the coal similar to that OBJ
taiued at the Coos Bay mines.
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEErING-An ad-
journed meeting of the Linn County
Bible Society will meet at the Congrega-
,tional church oa Monday evening, Janu-
AIRY 10th, 1871 All are invited to at
tend.
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New AD.-R. III. Mcdonald & Co.,
of San Francisco, have new advertise
ment 10 our columns this morning. Read
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In Knoxville an irate citizon assaulted
an editor, but the latter flung the paste
pot at him and put out his eye.
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Council Proceedings.
ALBANY. Jan. 10. 1871.

ALBANY, Jan. lO, 1871.
Council met and called to order by the
Recorder. Mayor, N. Ii. Cranor, absent.
Present, Councilmen Backensto, Beach,
Cartwright, Crawford, Cheadle and Mon
teith
Roll called and absentees noted
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Committee on Order Of Business asked
for further time to make their report.
and, on motion, was granted till Friday
evening, Jan. 18th.
Petition of j. d. Hurd and others to
discontinue sidewalk on south side of
Sixth street, from Calipooia to Elm, re-
ceived and placed on file.
Moved that the services of hit watch
be dispensed with after this date. Moved
that the motion be laid on the table till
our next meeting The latter motion
prevailed.
Moved that hereafter the Council meet
at 63 o'clock Motion prevailed.
Moved that the Committee on Order
of Business take into consideration the
propriety of appointing City Attorney.
Motion prevailed Council adjourned.
\. B. HUMPHREY,
Recorder and Acting Mayor.
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DIED.

Near Albany, Jan. 9th, 1871, of typhoid and
lung fever, James J. Miller, aged 25 years, 4
months, and 20 days
His only sister passed away month before he
was taken sick, and being very affectionate and
sympathetic, he was overwhelmed with grief and
sorrow.
A sisters death had caused such grief
In vain his soul had sought relief,
Till from the earth it sped away
To dwell with her in endless day.
W. j. NJ.
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We were visited by quite little hail
storm on Wednesday. Hail stones fell
considerably smaller than goose eggs.