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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Liederkrans of Louisville will send
1000 persons to swell the SgDgerfest in ST.
Louis.
At Ninniger, Minn., yesterday, a girl Of
sixteen went out to her fathers barn and
shot herself.
Johann Strauss, the German composer,
will assist at the Boston jubilee.
The reason assigned by President Grant
for pardoning two Illicit distillers of Brook
lyn, is that the business is broken up.
Cincinnati dedicated new Odd Fellows
Hall yesterday.
The frs celebration in this country OF
Swiss nationality viii be held July 21.
An Omaha brute beat his wife yesterday
till she died.
Ohio is legislating against obscene liter
ature.
Winnepeg promises to get up another
half-breed rebellion so soon as the ice breaks
and navigation opens.
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FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Frightful Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
-.-~F rs-rc
A Modern Pompeii Threatened.
200 Persons Buried in Burning Lava!
t--F Fr1
r-T VEGTTVHT2 ~
nl Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
VESUVIUS.

LONDON, April 26.-Rumors of terrible
disaster near Mt. Vesuvius are current in
this city. The reports are that of num-
Der OF persons whose curiosity led them too
near the volcano, sixty were killed and
wounded by shower of lava.
ROME, April 26.-At the sitting of the
Chamber of Deputies this evening, Prime
Minister LAMA read dispatch, dated
Naples, to-day, saying. The eruption of
VesuVius is increasing and becoming more
serious. Two hundred persons have been
buried by the lava. The flames. burst from
the earth under the feet of the inhabitants.
Terre Del Greco is in danger of destruc-
ton. The people are flying from the town.
Temporary provision is made for them by
the authorities.
NAPLES, April 26.-Evening = A fresh
crater opened in Vesuvius to-day. The
ashes and lava threaten the villages on
the mountain sides, and the inhabitants are
removing their household goods. Thous-
ands are encamped in the fields. The minis
tiers have been summoned from Rome, and
are coming to make provision for the house
less people. The Bayis covered with boats
flied with spectators. The scene is
Grand and Terrible Beyond Deserip-
tiOn.
The flames at times spout up to great
height, and masses of rock are elected with
earthquake shocks which are distinctly felt
in this city.
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NEW YORK.


SlCkAeSs
New YORK, April 26.-Gen. Sickles and
wife sail for Europe tomorrow, but will re
turn to this country by the 1st Of July.
An Appeal for Antioch.
A private dispatch was received yester-
day from Rev. S. II. Calhoun and Rev. DR..
Jessup, missionaries in Syria, as follows /;
eAntiOch and villages have been destroyed.
The survivors are perishing. Contributions
are imperatively needed, send relief by
telegraph" a meeting will be held on
Monday for the purpose Of responding to
this appeal.
A Brute.
James Ross, a stableman, was yesterday
sentenced to one month in the Penitentiary
and fined $25 for cruelty in maltreating
horses. Bergh was the prosecutor.
The Methodist Book Concern.
At a meeting of the Methodist Book Com
mittee to-day the expert appointed to ex-
aminethe accounts of the book concerc made
a report which, it is stated, tends to bear
out the allegations of fraRd in the bindery
department.
Boiler Explosion.
A boiler in John Stern's silk mandatory
exploded this afternoon. A man named
Braddon was carried off apparently ifeless.
A little girl was severely injured and two
or three other persons more or less scalded.
Buehu.
The stock and fixtures of Helmbold's
drugstore were sold to-day at very low
prices.
BrOiItnG.
The weather is very hot to-day; the mercu-
~ in the shade standing among the eight
les. and IN the sun rising to hundred.
PoKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 26.-The .ther-
mometer here to-day marks IS in the shade
and the horizoni is dimmed with smoke from
fires in the Shawanzunk mountains; at
night the light of the fires is plainly visible.
The wind blowing a gale from the South.
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SPAIN.
The Bourbon Magician.

AAC oOeAA 0OA AAfess ACAtAhs
PARIS, April 25.-The situation of Spain
has become serious. The government has
resolved to adopt the most vigorous meas
ures to suppress the insurrection. Nothing
is certainly known of the whereabouts Of
Don Carlos.
LATER.-It is now positively stated on
best authority that Don Carlos left Geneva
in disguise on the night of the 24th inst.
Should he be captured in Spain with arms
in his hands he will be shot. He cannot
have yet reached the Spanish frontier.
Marshal SerranO Takes the Field.
MADRID, April 25.-There is a vast in
crease in the number of the Carlist bands
throughout the Kingdom. Fifteen thou
sand persons are now in the insurTection.
A Royal proclamation has been issued de-
claring many places in state of seige. The
Government refuses to. furnish the press
any information relative to its or the Car
lists movements. There is a great demand
from the provinces where the Carlists are,
most active, for troops to assist in driving
out the disturbers.
Marshal Serrano, with 5000 men, has
gone to Navarro. His presence at the head
of this force has checked the operations of
the Carlists in that department. SerranO
will be appointed Generalissimo of the
forces operating against the insuTectioDists.
Marshal Concha will also be given high
command. 1t is believed the future of
Spain now depends on the course of the
Radicals; that if they cooperate with the
partisans of Don Carlos the revolution will
be successful.
The InternatiOnaIs.
Gorilla, Moret and other leading Radicals
were yesterday presented to the King. The
circumstance is regarded as of much i'm
portance, in view of the reports that the
Republicans were in league with the Car
lists in the insurrection. E-,
A company Of twenty-five gen d'armes
attacked and dispersed a band of Carlists,
200 in number, in the Province of Vallado-
lid. 1t is officially stated that the number
Of insurgents actually in the field is 5000.
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BOSTON.
collapse of the Coliseum,


BOSTON, April 26.-At about quarter to
eight this evening the people in various
parts of the city were startled by hearing
what sounded like peal of thunder, ap-
parently coming from the southwest.
Persons living in the vicinity of
the Jubilee Coliseum Building had
however a speedy solution of the
mystery, for it was found that the gigantic
truss wall and towers of the building had
fallen in a mass Of ruins. The report ofthe
terrible crash was heard for miles. One Of
the end towers had reached a height of 10
feet. while the truss destroyed was 40 feet
high and span of 500 feet. Nearly 3d.
OG0 feet of lumber had been used in con-
structing the trnss. The wind was blowing
at the rate of ID miles an hour when the
disaster occurred, and it had Leel b.oYing
more or less during the evening.
About O'Clock $50 feet of the eastern
wall of the building next to the Providence
Railroad was blown down. Several watch
men were in the vicinity of the building and
a train of cars was passing, but no one was
injured. The accident will cause only
Temporary delay In building operations.
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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

Col. KiIIebreW TO Address the Farmers
Col. J. B. Killebrew, Secretary Of the
Agricultural Bureau, viii address the
farmers at the following places and times
Tullahoma, Saturday, May 4.
Lebanon, Monday, May 6.
Barnett's School House, Stewart county,
Saturday, May Is.
Dover, Monday, May 20.
Winchester, Monday, June 8.
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THE FISHERIES.

OTTAWA, Ca, April 26-The annual re-
port Of the Minister of Marine and Fisher
les show the actual produce of the fisheries
under the Dominion for the past year was
S75, 732, 900, being and excess over the pre-
vious year of nearly Sl,000,000. The
amount OF capital engaged was S15,000,O00.
Number Of persons employed $1,000. Col
lections, such as fishing rents, licenses,
fines, etc, $l24,000. Expenditures $42,-
600. Expense'marine police S840,O00.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
rho RIne nnd fhe GREY.

SELMA, Ala, April 26-Memorial day
was duly observed here; business houses
were ali closed, and the bells tolled from 8
to 6 O'Clock this evening. The fire cOmpa-
MES, chamber of commerce and citizens en-
masse formed in procession, headed by the
children of the different schools, and re-
paired to the cemetery where they decora-
led with flowers equally the graves Of those
who had worn the blue and the grey,
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PubIfc Meeting.

We, the Democratic Committee for the
Eighteenth Civil District Of Davidson
county, respectfully call upon the citizens
of the district to meet at the Watkins toll
gate, on Gallatin pike, on this, Saturday
evening, April p, 1872, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
attend the County Convention, to meet at
Nashville on 4th May.
2. w. MAXEY,
II. +. BANKS,
FRANK IRWIN,
Committee.
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MISSOURI.
The Cass County Mob Insatiate.
suuPrOw,iug for Moro victims.

Still Proving for More victims.
HOLDEN, Mo-, April 26.-The greatest
excitement prevails here tonight on &C
count of the repeated threats of the mob in
Cass county. Squads Of suspicious charac-
ters have been seen within q few miles of
town, and it is not known what moment
there may be an attack. A number of
patrolmen have been stationed at different
points, and the citizens are on the alert and
will defend their homes to the utmost. w.
B. Nichols, one of the supposed bond
stealers, lives here, as well as about twenty
five of his bondsmen, who are the best of
citizens.
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-GoV. Brown will is
sue a proclamation tomorrow calling on
the armed organization in Cass county to
disperse and disarm and abstain from any
further acts of violence, and enjOining upon
the people of Cass and adjacent counties to
aid in bringing to justice all those who have
violated the laws.
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IOWA.
A Woman browns Her Child and
Herself

Herself
DAVENPORT, April pa terrible case
of infanticide and suicide occurred in this
city to-day. The wife of Il, M1alchan
drowned her baby aged fourteen months in
an ordinary water-barrel of water, and then
put her own head in the water, holding it
there until life was extinct. The barrel
was half full of water. The husband came
home from work and discovered his wife
bending over the chime, and when he
found she was dead and realized the situa-
ton he shouted for help and then went into
spasms. He is still in a crazed state.
The woman was "a years of age. She
left a letter for her husband telling him how
good he had been to her and desiring him
to follow her. The family had lived very
happily, and the husband and wife had
never had the least difficulty so far as the
neighbors know. Sudden insanity is sup
posed to be the cause.
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German Lutheran.
MEMPHIS.
Shot Dead.

MEMPHIS, April 26.-Bennett Jones, a
nrinter. was shot and instantly killed this
aaftornoon on the corner of Second and
MnnToe streets by DIR. William Dameron,
formerly of Campbell county, n.y. Alleged
criminal intimacy between Jones and Dam
eron's wife was the cause: cameron states
that Jones also threatened him. Dameron
was committed to answer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, April 26.-Thomas Zim-
norman, of Spartansburg county, was tried
to-day before the United States Court on
a charge of conspiracy and murder. The
evidence for the prosecution was exceed
ingly contradictory and the court ordered a
verdict of acquittal.
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LiauOr Laws.

MuwAUKEE, April 2G.-The State liquor
,o-- -ocantIv nassed has been declared void
as far The city of Milwaukee, is concerned,
on account of the license granted the Guy
under the excise law, which has never Deen
repsaled. 1t is Tumored that other cl'lss
of de stats enjoy the same privilege
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ALBANY.
Six Persons Burned Alive

Six Persons Burned Alive.
ALBANY, April ga shocking affair
occurred in the town of New Scotland this
morning. A family consisting of AE. Vol
mer. his wife and five children, VOlmer's
mother and his wife's step-father, occupied
a two-story building which took fire. Vol,
mer, his wife and one child, who occupied
the first floor, escaped. All the others per
ishad in the flames,
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

No POstpOnement-Le from Hon.
ID. B. Thomas
To the Editors of the Union and American:
JoHNsoNvILLE, April 26, 1S72.-Please
announce that majority of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee are opposed TO postpen-
ing the Democratic Convention called to
meet on the 9th May. The Convention
will therefore be held in accordance with
the original call. D. B. THOMAS,
Cham'n Dem. State Ex. Com.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, April 26.-The release of
Brigham Young excites no special comment
except from the press. The Herald says
hundreds of thousands congratulate him.
The Tribune says we owe our present quiet
to his caution and sagacity. The Probate
Court sits again tomorrow, when 1t is eX-
pected other prisoners will be brought in on
habeas corpus and liberated.
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BOLIVAR H. COOKE & SO.

Has been renaOved to the South East corner Of tie Public
Square, near the Suspension Bridge Nashville aOhere they
are exhibiting their Mammoth Stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, to a0bjcb they jnUite the careful
spection Of BayerS and assure their Customers that IN
addition to Largely Increased Steek9 they
a0iH tfod their Goods Relatively Very Low as
compared a0i prices Of Wool and Wo0len fabrics oar
Goods Aavng been bought the basis of 80 cents for the
former a0hicb today readily commands 80 cents to $1OO
IN NeaO York.
nna.oaan ,tD B. III. COOKE & co.
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THE CONNECTICUT BORGlA.


New HAVEN, april 26.-Mrs. Sherman,
the Connecticut Borgia, was convicted this
morning of murder in the second degree,
and will be sentenced to the States prison
for Life.
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SCRANTON.
Five Miners Blown Up.

SCRANTON, PA, April 26.-AnOther ex-
plosiOn of fire damp occurred at the Pine
Brook shaft this morning, resulting In the
burning of five miners, who were SO badly
injured that they cannot possibly recover.
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NASHVILLE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE.
TFON.

Action of the Board of Managers,
The Board met last night, with President
Parsons in the chair. The special commit
tee to whom was referred the subject of the
elevated street railway, to be run by cleo
tricity, made a very interesting and favOra-
BILE report, as that the feasibility of the plan
was undoubted, but that th9 time allowed
in which to make the necessary prePa-
ratiOns was too limited. The committee
complimented Mr.. w. D. Gentry, the in
ventor, for "his very new and ingenious
mode of applying the an-pergading power
of electricity to city locOmCtion." A rec
ommendatiOn like this from such source
is not to be viewed in the light of that
which comes from men of less discerning
mind in regard TO mechanical and scientific
subjects.
The Board returned thanks to Col Sam.
Watson for the use Of his room for their
meetings during the last foRr months.
The Secretary, r. a. Campbell, was in
structed to furnish editors and correspOn-
dents Of the press and ministers Of the
Gospel with complimentary tickets. a..
An enthusiastic yet friendly discussion
as to the place of entrance, was INDUCED
in by several members, one of whom ac'
cused another of making an Irish answer
to his question. The Board, on motion of
Maj. Brennan, voted to make the main en-
trance on Broad street, the one on Vine
street 10 be opened only in case Of necessi-
ty.
PERSONAL.
The following honorary members were
elected last night: Barton II. jerks, Phila
delphia, Pa; j. II. McMullen, BiddeGord,
AIninn and Con Rnhnrt paffnrann Phila-
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ST. LOUIS.
The National snengeI fest.

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-All the railroads
centering here have agreed to transport Wis
itors to The National Saengerfest to be held
here in June, FOR one and one-ffth fare for
the round trip, with the condition that each
purchaser of excursion tic&ets shall buy
one admitance ticket to the SRengeriest
concert, as a protection to the railroad com
panies. The proposition has been accepted
by the Saengerfest Society.
German Lutheran.
The triennial session of the German Evan
qelical Lutheran Synod commenced to-day.
Nearly all the States in the Union and Can,
adas were represented, making the largest
meeting ever held. Rev. Prof. G. +. wal
ther vas CHOSEN President. To-day was
devoted to religious exercises, and to-mor,
row the regular business o. the Synod VII
commence.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 70 for the old issue and
701 for the new.
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GOLD touched 1884 in New York yes
terday and closed at 112Inl1S.
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Manufacturers are hoping to see expire
the letters patent on SulcaniZing India
rubber.
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HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM,
iaD0 aodfs+,, l. uro.r,spUo r-o.
Important Notice to Street
SDFinklerS,

A LII PERSONS WISHING TO SPRINKLE
n Streets or Yards, are requested to report to
the Superintendent of the Water Works, the
quantity OF ground to be sprinkled, and pay the
tax to the Collector, as the law requires the tax
to be paid in ADVANCE. Parties failing to
comply with the above notice will subject them
selves to the penalties Of the law.
JAMES WYATT, S. W. W.
ap27 1w Banner copy.
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CoTToN is again firm in New York,
at 233c for middling.
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PERSONS writing TO us on business
should direct to UNION AND AARRICEN.
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Absinthe drinking is On the increase in
Paris.
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UTE WILL BE PREPARED TO PUR-
wv chase all the WOOL that may be offered
Us during the coming season, and to pay not only
thehighest price in Cash, but to pay az much as
can be realized in any market when expenses of
shipping are deducted.
Will be glad to furnish quotations when Spring
Shearing commences.
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Personal.

The following honorary members were
elected last night: Barton 81. jerks, Phila
delphia, Pa; j. Ii. McMullen, Biddeford,
Maine, and Gen. Robert Patterson, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Ey X WARE. I'll sNgA ARE. CIsuCkEEi
/ a., &c. go la u HELLER
lIa at SHEDD.
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TsHHE UyDERsIGNED &FERS FOR SALE
n far.il cohislstinS o. 20 acrss, all fenced
liza and Cross. nc t.iew pianh1. There ara lS5
acr 5 IL Iln"st cuiti, atlo1, any part which Is
Ssult u lor laii piowiily and susceptible Oh til
iiiga Il euitur3. \ ne lard ls rlciI,a high and
r1iiInE. a a. LaIance oi the larm an pasture
land Oi the vNy b st kind. The larm il well
protect q from tae north and west winds by
flmD r, WHICH also affords ample ir .WoOd.-
IN r. is On tls place an orchard oi choicest
sar.rtI Irliit-tnar roreh ard seagrin s-TnueiI
10 coidit loi' tnanls wen usually seen in
tz-is "iaiid ol| zig r appi So Ihs iarIn is
aLunoantiy suplli q with pure water.
a' LOCATION vffst4.z
I The farm IL situate three mills northwest Of
Shedd's railroad Station; two and hall Mills
soutn-g st OF angenL Station; seven miles
from Cors sailIs, and ten miles soGthof Albany.
TER3iS OF SALE. .e5
/ of r the farm 1or SAL at the extraordinarily
low Ir.c" o. s-,.tl p acro, and will give In.
purciias Recommending AID easy tirmsa
Or, Will tax" i,1Jj bushals of WA at Tor the
faria, on s-tnird to be paid DOM and the Bal-
lance to D. PAID in two annual onstallmeBts,
VITA n pr cent. inter st, also paid in WI" cat.
The place is gen rally cognizad Dy all who
have a knowledge Of 1t as icing the
BEST FARM M LINN COUNTY.
/ nav rails d win at upon 1t this year, with
ordinary cultivation, on an average OF THIRTY
FIS Z BUsE ELS PER ACRE.
Ior iurther tarms and particulars inquire of
- f~5vs W. l.. sYANIIS,
Esnims. 8 Albany, Oregon.
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ST MONS.

In the Circuit Court oI The State Of
O.-egon, Jor tie Cou"tV Of Linn.
o. T.. =, P.u.nmer. Pi'a. IS. Saran IL. Plum
mer. - l.
sui IN equity tor divorce.
: % >Irai PiuIutu"r, defendant:
la tHeIlam o4 ta.s.StItt of Ar -on You ar
-ir#rsSy relusr u To appear ano answer tne
eolnplaii.to. ils abos ,-.laia d lslaii.tin. ROW
s51i nl- sHfiIst you III the allow --ntitl d eaus
wIt..In ii Gays .ro.n td- uatapl tIs. rSic5 ol
this SEinnolls ul1l yoV..H ssrN d ia ian
couh;y,pF =son,s Git II rSssd inSs any otil
c0U,dy ,sttiiIn ais stat. tifn within tw uiy
ays rom t.In dat f-tff~ ry.ce ihIs suiI.-
sInofIs upon You and Ia n; aSty publication,
III IA oiI IL Lr,i day Ga tac :. 81 t=rm oI saiu
Court. wnicI saaIi eoInm@nc- weeks
at the dat the first publication
"a o., w4.Ic4I Said rIu VII comm =uc on toe
iu a4oaGay. tu- STA day ol UCioD r. is1---
And L. Yea All To aI.sW as aLoys r OUR Il.
f pIaIatI4i VIII apply to Ia. Court Tor i4is r.
Al = inaI-d d ia ta complaint, which Is. To
o1taln n 'u4r,En .isf and Cr oI thu Court uI>-
-BlSIn. tae ZONES III n4atrlmouy existing b--
So IA you and III plaintiff. aad awarding the
ear AID ousfocy 81 IN. IuiiiDr hiior named
an In. com plant to Ia" plaintiff. aid such
0tl r 'it=I as IlYrsai;Is to eguiiy-
4 tsEO, X. Ii Isl -. Atty tor Pl'f.
$ Published uy on r Hon. 81 oIii.a III,
JucE oi SAID Court, wAiel order bears aate
Bat a. 5 Pc. 49,. n4 n5ws.
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One of the papers eommends Gen
Grants quiet. straightforward way
of doing hls duty in regard to tRs
civil service reform. Considering that
his way consists, in quietly ignoring
fhe whole matter. breaking the prom
ises he has made. AM using the offices
OF the nation TO pay his personal re-
.tainers with, the infendedcomplilnent
becomes a terra,le satire 1t is pity
that somebody cannot invent some
thing that Gen. Grant can he praised
for without having the commendation
turn init, al accasation
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go To Turreii's FOX HAaDE ARE
" i.atnI :. a-a"'p O.-sses. etc. lie has the
-.,'I. L. suit y"u.
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WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

TNRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
ther notice, the Company will dispatch a
boat from Albany to Corvallis on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week.
Also will dispatch boat from Albaay for
Portland and intermediate places on same days,
leaving Comstock q Co.'S wharf.
Fare at reduced rates.. JeD. BlLES,
Dee. l6, 18Th, Agent.