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GRANTS TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS
we have noticed the reply of Mr. John
"A. Logan to Senator Summer, and espe-
cially that part OF it where he tells the
latter that the soldiers of the republic
would remember his speech. We think
1t would be more logical and senatorial
If he had shown where he (Sumner)
mis- stated one fact bearing upon the
conduct Of MIR. Grant as the chief magis-
tr"te of the nation. During the coming
campaign, we will hear great deal
about the soldiers, but the less said
about them the better Never in the
history of the United States were they
treated more shabbily in the distribution
OF Offices than by General Grant; never
were there fewer number, in proper
ton to the Offices in the gift of the Pre-
sident. holding Federal positions. The
American people had not digested the
inaugural of the 4th of March, 1869. be-
fore the coDqueror of West Virginia, tho
gallant soldier Of Iuka, the victor OF
Corinth. and the hero of Stone River,
was peremptorily removed to make room
Tor third-rate Indiana politician. Bart
lett and Dix followed after, Hovey and
Sullivan were notified to lenve, and
Ewing's head fell into the political bas-
ket on demand of the Washington ring,
notwithstanding the fact that he was o
relative OF the general of our armies,
and gallant, educated soldier himself.
Gleason had to leave Bordeaux, to &C.
commodate relative OF A. L. Stewards
wife; Farrell was removed because be
declined 10 allow half q dozen Cadiz
rascals to s~indle our revenue, and COM
PEELED them to pay SlO2,5O into the
United States Treasury; King, who, as
lieutenant on the Mississippi Aotilla,
did gallant service, who was brought
from China to take charge of bureau
in the Navy Department, in violation of
the usages and rules OF that branch of
the public service, in 1869. No man
bearing the distinction Of q general in
the United States army has ever nursed
hostility towards brother officers with
the same intensity rs General Grant.
Every ono of them who aided him to
keep his place as Mnjor- General of Vo.
lnnteers has been hated by him most
cordially. The malevolence of Grant
towards Thomas, Rosecranz, Hancock
and Buell. is too we'll known to be written
OF. - Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph.
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.Abont 100 people assembled, last
night. in Univeriity Place, in this CITY.
in responce to call which has appeared
for several days in the newspapers, in.
viting the friends of the Administration
to attend "Grant and Wilson banner
raising" in front of the Seventh Assem-
oily District headquarters. ASP. M.
the banner was raised, and cannon was
bred. George w. Clark said that while
they were meeting to endorse the reno
mination of their honored chief. an
organization was attending at Baltimore
the funeral obsequies of once powerful
political organization. Mr.. Gedney. of
Missouri. said that the second act of the
great comedy and farce began at Gin
cinnati would be carried ont at Balti-
more. Chas. s. Spencer addressed the
audience. and predicted the reelection
OF Grant by an increased majority. He
was followed by the Rev. H. Il. Garnett.
who said that America wanted Presi-
dent who could tell rebels not "What I
know about farming" but What I
know about 6ghting.''
Ne,o York Tribune, lOM.
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The men who were arrested for whip.
ping the Rev. Mr.. Callahan, in Reynolds
County, Mo, say they know nothing of
the affair, but that if it be true. the
reverend gentleman only got his deserts
for hia repeated ISLANDERS against many
ladies of the neighborhood, and his un.
warrantable interference in political mat
ters. They deny that any snch organi-
zation as the Ku Klux exists in the Coun-
ty.
Lloyd. recently hung in Georgia for
murder, wrote this just before he was
executed: Should anything be written
over me, let it be this: Not criminal,
but the innocent victim of periured
thieves and murderers. and my blood
upon them to the fourth generation"
A colored boy. named Charles Stevens.
had his leg terribly mangled by a train
on the Spartanburg and Union Railroad,
on Saturday last; and as he refuses TO
allow the limb to he ampntated, it is
thought he will die.
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CAROLINA CLAx-A NEW AND PROFIT.
ABLE INDUSTRY The consumption of
Kaolin, or China clay. in this country is
very large, and is daily increasing. Dur.
ing the last six months, about 2, 600 tons
OF English clay has been imported. For
the same period, South Carolina has
furnished the same amount, and orders
largely in excess OF this are being filed.
What peculiar properties the English
clay possess that defy analysis we do not
know; but we have before us an ANALYSIS
OF the English, German and South Caro-
lima clays. taken from paper of DR..
Feuchtwanger. The clay from the last
State-that of South Csrolina-is stated
to be. in every respect. equal to that so
largely imported from England. So are
ALSO the kaolin clays of New Jersey and
Missouri. The clay is used in the manu-
facture Of porcelain, of paper and paper
hangings, earthen and Rockingham
ware, paints, mouldings. and for many
other purposes, and it promises to be.
come in time quite prominent article
OF commerce. Journal.
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MoLAssEs, UuDa,35D5
New Orl'ns 72M9O

MoLAssEs, ,OuDa,35(D50
New Orl'ns 7209O
Sugar H'se.. 35W4O
NAILS, y keg 6 OO@7 so
ONIONS. y bu / 5O02OO
OIL, Kerosene, 35@45
Machinery. .75@l 20
SPECIE, Gold M1 13
Silver..... @1C8
PoTAT's, Iris1 00@1 50
Sweet, bus $50
ROE, Carolina b SOLO
SHOT, Bbag. 275@3 on
SALT, Liverp.1 9O@2OO
SOAP, Bb, SOLO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl6OO
Brandy "A 00@12 90
Gin. 81 60@6 90
Rum. Il GU@7 90
Wh;skey.. ! S5@6 90
SUGAR, Crus&P15A@l8
Brown. ..114@13
STARCH, % b.. 8a0lO
TEA, Greon tb1 00@25O
Black, Il 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw.60@ 90
Smoking, b. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, $4,000
French. .@l co
WINE, Cham. 29@3l
Port, $gal300@6 00
Sherry. 250@7 80
Madeira. q 50@7 05
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The Duty OF THE HOUR. We have
reached that crisis in the affairs of the
country when the popul.r voice, actuated
as it were by one impulse, calls for union
for the sake of union; for the vindica.
tion of the violated rights Of the States
comprising the Union and of the privi-
leges OF their respective peoples-locally
independent, though united by the Fe-
deral compact in o common bond of bro
therhood.
10 wrest the Administration from the
corrupt hands into which it has fallen.
rcbuke their despotic practices, and re.
establish the co. o.ordinate departments of
the Governments in the exercise of their
constitutional functions is tho first duty
OF all good citizens. We are convinced
that the Democracy of the country will
not Hesitate to fight side by side with
men who are animated by similar mo-
tlves, and who, though differing politi-
caily on some points. agree with them in
thinking that party consideration arc of
minor moment when the country is in
deadly peril. And how fast we are NOV
ing on the downward path to dcstruc-
ton, the record of the years that have
gone by since the war was brought to n
close, but too painfully attests. It needs
no review. The South impoverished,
hnrassed and desolated, bears sorrowful
witness to the teuder mercies of q rule
more cruel and despotic thun that of the
Muscovite in Poland; elections at the
North conducted in the presence of the
hirellngs of the Administration, armed
with many reyolvers, and within call of
those bayonets that were intended to
protect the people, and not to overawe
them In their exercise of their highest
and most sacred privilege; political con-
ventlons, packed in the interest of the
Executive, and of til , desperate faction
that clIngs to his fortunes, fnttens on his
bounty, and is as servile ns the Roman
Senate once was to tho worst of the
Go sars. when lewdness and license bore
equal sway, and the Pretorian Guards
now represented by 0,O0O office holders
sold in their camp the Imperial purple
to the highest bidder.
In the spontaneous effort now making
to crush out Grantism, and destroy every
vestige Of the despotism that has already
invaded the States aud abridged the
Liberties of the people, there Is a pro-
mise anu an augury Of q return to those
constitutional limitations which the do
minant faction hns treated with con-
tempt. But let no man imagine that
the power which Grant and his followers
now WELD will be surrendered without
struggle. The contest in which we are
about to enter will be waged with bit
terness and intensity surprising any yet
known In our political annals. All the
power OF an INSCRIPTIONS Executive. all
the arts and devices of his desperate fol-
lowers, oil that money can do to bribe
and snborn, and oil that arms can do to
menace and overawe, will be brought to
bear against the endenvors of the oppo-
sition to drive these men from the places
they have dishonored, and to which they
cling the more tenaciously, we'll know.
ing that if they are beaten now, they
can never hope to renew their baneful
rule. or to revel and riot again upon the
substance OF the people.
Baltimore GuzeNe
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUHhENT.
DIRECTED WEEKLY BY TEE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, SIbu.2 u0@3 0O
BAdGINd, ..lS023
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22W24
N.Y.orWes3D TOTO
BUTTEh, North. 28@40
Country, u b. .20@25
BACON. Hams. 12W17
Sides, u b. .9@l04
Shoulders ..63@7aI
CANDLES, Hperm4U05U
Adsmantine bl7@19I
OorToN YAnN1 6001 75'
CorToN. Stct n -. .23'
Middling.. .224I
Low Midl'g,.....22l
Good Ordny,.. .2liI
Ordinary ..2II
CHEESE, Ed. b. 22025'
factory. .2D025.
COFFEE, Rio, ,Bb25027i
Laguayra .25@30,
Java .33 to35I
Flour, Co. II 00@12 90,
Northern. .900@l4 0U
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 1G
Wheat 2 00@2 so
Oats. -. .90@
Peas Il 600l rs
HAY, North, 2 25@2 SO
HIDES, Dry, S3bl3@l7
Green .@S
LARD, u ID. .11A@14
LINE, ID bbi. 2 25lD2 40
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Official.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
J. v. A Mt w ER
Successor to e. Pollard,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr.
WHEREAS information has reached this
w Department that WESLEY GEORGE,
OF Edgefeld County, was, on the 9th day Of
April last, without cause OF provocation, shot
and barbarOusly murdered by one WASH.
WILLIAMS, who has fed from justice, and
all efforts for his arrest have been so far un.
successful:
Now, therefore, I. ROBERT K. SCOTT.
Governor Of the State of South Carolina, in
order that the laws may be vindioated by the
arrest and punishment of said Wash. Will
liams, do hereby offer q reward OF THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, for the apprehension
and delivery in any Jail in this State Of tho
said Wash. Williams. with proof to convict.
In testimony whereof, have he, eunto
set my hand, and caused the great
seal OF the State to be affixed, At 90.
Il. lumbia, this 10th day OF July, A. D.,
1879. and III the ninetv-seventh year
OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
+. l.: CARDozo, Secretary OF State.
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st. Louis has Grand Central Hotel
on the European plan, where 5000 per-
sons feed daily, at an average cost of
twenty-five cents q meal.
A recent fleshet in Iliir ois drowned
700 hogs.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Cotton quiet
Imiddilng 241s; weekly receipts s36
BosroN. July 12-Cotton strong
mlddling 25A; receipts S8l bales; sales
zoo; stock 10000; weekly receipts I, ,927:
sales 1000.
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HEAVY ON ScoTT. .-Welearn that Judge
Muckey delivered an address at Chester
on the 4th, in which he told his hearers
that he was direct from President Grant:
and was told by the President to come
home and reform the present State Go
vernment by electiDg honest and capa-
BILE men to Office, or the State would be
thrown back under provisional Govern
ment and taken charge of by the military.
That the present thieving ring in South
Carolina was the heaviest load he had to
carry IN this campaign, and that the
General Government would not longer
allow it.-Lancaste,. Letlgey.
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MORE ARRESTS William II.
Caldwell and Samuel E. Williams, resid-
ing IN the upper portion of this County,
were arrested and brought to this place
on last Friday, under charges Of petit
larceny, in taking guns belonging to the
State militia. about the time of the eIec-
ton disturbance in 1870. They we're
carried before a Trial Justice, and each
discharged on his own recognizance. to
appear again for triul on the 10th inst.
The meaning of these arrests is no doubt
on electioneering stratagem to affect the
negro vote. II SO, the policy is bad.
!LaurensciNe Herald.
END or THE BosroN JUBILEE. Sa-
turday, the great musical Jubilee" ut
Boston cume to final end. The foreign
band had left day or two earlier, and
it was tizzle. The proceeds were for
tho benefit OF Strauss, and he would
have made money to have taken an offer
of $4,000 for his chances. It is stated
that the total receipts of the Jubilee.
from beginning to end. will fall short of
expenses by about $150,00O This is
less than the reserved guaranteed fund
to make up oil deficiencies.
DEATH OF CAPT. B. A. JErER. With
profound sorrow we are called upon to
announce that our much-loved fellow
citizen, Capt. B. A. Jeter. of the firm of
A. w. Thomson & Co., died at the resi-
dence of his friend, Brock. billiard, for
merly of this County, at Chapel Hill.
Washington County. Texas, on the goth
Of June. from typhoid dysentery.
Union Times.
CAUGHT AT LAsT.-F. E. G. Lindsay,
OF Egyptian Corn" notoriety, has come
to grief. It may be consoling to some
Of his victims in this County to know
that he has been sent to the Albany IN.
7. J Penitentiary for ten years imprison-
ment, convicted Of robbing the mails.
Lancaster Ledger.
A San Francisco court has decided
opium sating not intemperance.
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The Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans OF Knoxville will ratify the nomi-
nations of Greeley and Brown on the
evening of the 18th.
WELDON, N. c., July IA grand
Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
was held here to-day, under the auspices
OF Senator Ransom. Several thousand
people were present. Senators Upton
and Stockton, Gov. Walker. of Virginia,
ex.Gov. Vance, ex-senator Clingman
and Col. Hinton, of Norfolk, spoke.
Senators Upton and Stockton Joined
hands with Senator Ransom in token of
the reconciliation of the North and
South, amidst the shouts and cheers of
the immense crowd. Hon. T. L. Kenan
presided. The utmost harmony and
good feeling prevailed. The State cam
paign is fairly iEaugurased, and will be
pushed on both sides with the greatest
enthusiasm. Senator Upton and Carl
Schurz will speak in Raleigh ON Tues
day. committee of German citizens
is here. to meet Senator Schurz, to in.
vite him to their CITY. Disappointed at
not meeting him, they have addressed
him letter, endorsed by Senators Tip
ton, Stockton and Ransom, ex Senator
Clingman and ex-Gov. Vance, inviting
him to North Carolina. Senator Stock
ton created the utmost enthusiasm
among the Democrats of this section by
his able and manly stand, to-day. He
offered his endorsement to Greeley's
ncm:nation by the Baltimore Conyen-
ton. Coming from this distinguished
son OF New Jersey, it created the great.
est enthusiasm, and decided doubling
Democrats.
WAsH1NaroS, D. @. July 12.-Weather
notwithstanding barometer, with
Northerly winds, clear weather, and pro.
bnbly a slight fall in the temperature.
will prevail on Saturday from the Ohio
Valley to the lakes. Westerly to North.
erly winds and generally clear and clear
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HUMOROUS.

! An exchange SAYS there was once a
/ latlS WHO ki>>ed Il COW. pShaw that ;
! nothing. There are lots Of young
ladies round here who kiS. calves.
Are yor fond Of tongue ,ir::"
Il was aIwys fond Of tongue, madam,
and like il siH."
a Chicago lady dropped one Of her
eyebrows III the church pew, and
dlradtilIIy irightcnchd a young man
sitting next tohcr. who thought il was
hi, mu,taclle..
\ man having a spite alta sausage
maker. rushed into his shop when
crowded with customers. threw large
dead cat upon the counter, and said;
THAT makes nineteen, Wen settle
when you're not 50 busy !"
4 Western publisher lately gave
notice that he intended to spend tifty
dollars fot ''anew head " for his paper.
The next day one Of his subscribers
dropped him tie following note:
"Don't do it-better keep the money
and buy new head for the editor"
The Great Falls Journal hears Of
one Of the gentlemen Of that town who
gave up tobacco Oh New Years Day,
chewed gun for two weeks, candy for
a mouth, and now fights the world,
the flesh alm the devil with a stick of
licorice and quill toothpick.
Seth Green has sent a lot ofspeckled
trouts eggs West, believers in Greely
are preparing to set them under hens.
A Philadelphia lady Of three score
and ten on receiving an Offer OF mar
riage simperingly referred the octegc-
| marian who made the offer to her
/ father, and that gentleman. aged 90.
| graciously gave his consent and danced
at the wedding.
A dismal modern prophet inform;
the public that period ofabont forty
two years. during which the slain d
| the Lord shall cover the earth in hun.
I drels ofmiIlions, viii commence Of
the 10th day of next November.
/ The private fortune of Queen Vic
toria is $500, 000,0O0.
A Kentucky etomologist has KEEP
two vigorous musketoes under an in
yerted tnmbler for six months withou
food, and they remain III a health!
condition. This clearly proves tia
their annoyance humankind is entirely
uncalled for and not at all necessar.
to their su tenance.
Mr.. Stephen Case, who recent!
died In jackson county, Michigan
was l0l years, II mouths and 10 day
old--the oldest man In the county .
jackson. We regret to learn that Mr.
Case used tobacco, and this may b
said to be another case going to shoy
| the deleteTiOus effect ofthe use Of tli
narcotic poison. =
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1t Is asserted III ecclesiastical circles
at Rome that ii is the intention Of the
Pope to shortly summon the Ecuaeni-
cd Council to oreconvene in that city icr
the purpose Of deciding the question of
the transfer Of the Papal seat. The
Holy Father, it Is stated, expresses his
unwillngness to leave Rome, and take
up his residence elsewhere without
first asoertaining the views Of the Faith
ers of the Church.
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IIoLInMAY,sI

HoLLOwAY's PILLS-ICRS OF LIFE.
--.Nrned With This great antiaole, the
fiery ordeal is passed through and the
sufferer otice more restored to the pos
session Of miinpaired health. These
pills are equally eiflcacious IN all fe-
male conplai,its. aud distractions at
the dawn Of womanhood. Sold every
where. g cents per box or pot.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ENTERrAINNENT.-Tle Good Tenn
plars Of this city viii give an enter
tainnent at their hall in this city, on
Tuesday evening of next week. Else
where will he found the programme
for the evening. From the character
Of those under whose auspices the ell
trrtatnnent is given, and the bill Of
ftmd, we certainly expect rare treat.
Let the hall be crowded.
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Gen. Walker, Superintendent Of
the Census, has issued the Statistics
cfWealth, Taxation and Public IN
debtedness, forming part Of the
Census of 1870. The true value of
real and personal estate Of the | mon
is s30,O6S,5 ,5lS,507, being nearly
double the amount in lS60. when
it was SIG, l59, ,6l6,06S. Such l-
crease is unparalleled in any eoun-
try. And yet we are told that our
country isn't prosperous!
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The Pennsylvania railroad con-
trolls twelty-three others.

\ nulaler Of distinguished German
Sarg,s aid surgeons nave come to the
conclusion that il cases ofdeeapitation
tile head retains consciousness for sew
eral hours after leaving the trunk. and
suffers i.ten>d torment during that
time. Tie Emperor William. having
listened 70 aud been convinced by the
Arguments Of hi, learned subjects. has
issued 4 decree aboli,liug the behead-
ing style of capital punishment
throughout the Empire 20 that who
ever /, doomed toeIea1h hereafter, will
either he Shot or stranglcd.
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IECrIEE>.-Dr. Bourne, of san
Francisco, lectred at the Court
House, on Monday and Tuesday even
iugs on te subject Of health.
PAGNGRANurrs.-RoadS dry hui
awful rough will he smoother.
Gra~, plentiful and stock lovely
through the val!ey-prospect for good
letf
There i more or less hustle among
The milliucrs and dres-makrrS.
striped clotle, and plug hats are
the latest things ont.
Plain white tulle wells over straw
bonupt,, are what, the matter with
Hannah.
A.C. layton is puttilg llpa lni'a-
Ing on tlje corner Of l'roadallin and
First streets. to he used Is Il grocery
store. Ii win have fronts on both
streets, Biz i, liz.
Mart Y. Brown acted as Chaplain tc
a hiue,c funeral. willie III Portland
last week. says the 0hg5ata. Glad
to herr Of brother Mart's promotion
taterpilIarS are doing much damagt
70 orelanl> in this vicinity. our usu
al ,upp'r offluit will be considerably
diminished by them, it /, feared.
Hacks and carriages Willie running
through the day. on saturday, from
the cit to the Fair grounds, 50 thai
those who wish to ride can do 50, ant
return at their leisure.
That iced soda at \. Carothers &
Co., i, reli,hlle these warm days.
Our -choo,s are al weil attended
and you see no idle little roostc,s ol
tbe .tr,...ts eoup;yino at;lavi,tr,, ,luy
iae >rbooj hours.
li.b dou,, lit4 worth ! cent th4s
1,, ,l.,.
posu...n Nson v-l,;ta.,a c,,n1i4
orr.v,;se ybortia n.r,o,.rat;, r,nli
date tar co,pn4, Of linn comfy.
,.il,. ,i..,,o,.,.i.,a ,,,,,,,.a on );
n-
yr..4,l,leso ofal l,,,I. .ca,,.e in nj
n. vre, =, i,,,i,.o f,.o,, ca,
,f. . IL. .,,,,,o,.
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The decision of the Supreme
Court Of the United States that the
manner of drawing petit Jurors III
| tab since September 20, 1870, was
Illegal, resulted in the releasing Of
tour hundred prisoners, twenty-tour
of whom were incarceratel for mur-
der.
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Professor Morse leaves All estate
Of half a million, all bcqueathed to
his wife, except one-cightl to pay his
indebtedness. .sfter Mrs. Mor>c's
death the property is to be divided
among their children.
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A dispatch to II. Louis from
Muskeegee, Indian Territory, says
a man was tried for murder at Sal.
aquash and acquitted, whereupon 4
relative of the murdered man SHOT
the defendant dead and then the
Judge on the bench. An mdicrim-
mate fight commenced in which
seven persons were killed and as
many more wounded. Among the
killed were three Z. S. Mar,halS
named Owens, Hawkins and Viii
son.
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NOTE rlu>.-By examining the
stocks in Albany, we find the finest
and most select stock Of dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes and gents goods
at Kline 4 Cos. Go and see for
yourself. They pay 25c per dozen for
eggs until further notice. 35t3.
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II is stated that tie wealth OF
Sal Francisco is increasing through
the incorporation Of new mining
companies ut the rate Of sl3,000,-
600 daily.
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A little ten year old girl in Port
land, last Saturday, returned a
muif, which size had stolen six
weeks before, to its owner, stating,
as a reason, that ''it made her feel
50 bad that she had to bring il
back" She obtained a promise
from theowuertbat her name should
not he told.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-03

RllIelots. : The Congregational
Church will be reopcned for the usual
service on sunday next. All,are in-
Nittd.