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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

In WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
for November, the table of contents
seems spread for Thanksgiving feast,
and gives evidence that no efforts have
been spared that could add to its ex-
cellence. This is certainly the best
magazine for the price now published.
Price of magazine, ST. per year, with
the chrome yosemite" $3.50. Ad-
dress Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgh, N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

INsTALLATIoN.-At a regular meet
ing of WesterRStar Lodge, No. 10, the
following Officers were installed by d.
G. W. G. r., w. B. Carter:
D. E. Taylor, W. G. t.; Lima Ride
out, w. V. T.; Will. Beach, w ST.
Alice Griffin, w. A. S.; Lissa Will
liams, W. F. s.; R. Fox, w. IT. Mrs.
E. O. Griffin, w. O. Minnie Allison,
w. NJ; B. F. Purdom, w. D. NJ; Ella
Rideout, w I. G.; A. 7. Arnell, w.
o. G.. Emma Cartwright, R. H. ST.
Mrs. Emma Doneaster, L. II. s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

CENTRAL GRANGE ASSOCIATION -
Regular meeting will be held in this
city on Tuesday, Nov. 1lth. AS yet
the Association has not been able to
obtain a hall in which to hold It's
meetings, but by a vote of Corinthian
Lodge No. II, A. +. & A. NJ, at their
meeting last Saturday evening, the
Association was rendered the free use
of their hall for the next meeting
Hence the meeting Of the 1lth inst
will be held in Masonic Hall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

THE PARKER GuN.-We received
this week by express, one of the cele-
brated Parker breech-loading shot
guns. We have tried it, and it gives
the very best satisfaction. 1t is con-
venient, reliable and effective, and we
believe there is no better sporting gun
manufactured than the D. B. B. L.
ghot gun made by Parker Brothers,
Vest Meriden, Conn. The gun is a
beauty, and shoots as well as it looks,
at long or short range, and with large
or small shot.-Fenton Mich Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

Nor A SuccEss.-A couple of Al
bany ladies, who were last week visit
ing in the country, don't want any
body to ask them how they like to ride
a mule. That mule was too slow, and,
besides, the saddle would persist in
riding underneath his body instead of
on top. And who ever heard of a mule
"carrying doublep when he could just
as well shake his load off as not? An
unsophistieated equine might do it
but n mule.-neyer!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07

EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENT OF
LINN.-Our County Clerk has just re-
ceived the following copy of the record
of equalization of the assessment of
Linn county for 1878, as made by the
State Board of Equalization. It will
be observed that an increase of over 500
per cent. has been made over the
, 1873-10-01

Tho Board Of Hcalth held their regular session
yesterday afternoon; but tranaaotod no .businosH
Of any public consequence. Tho weekly NOR
tally report was received and the report OF tho
Health Oflicor. The Inter, referring to- the new
worlts Of the Northwestern Fortilizing Company
ut tho Stock Yards, Bays that they ~ will soon,
doubtless, add their quota to the already tainted
air Of that nelghborhool." Ho further states
that "Bomo additional authority to that con-
ferred by existing ordinances or regulations is
needed to give sufficient control of establish
mentB Of this kind" Tie cholera having on
tirely Disappeared from tho city, tho temporary
hospital on Arnold street las bcen discontinued.
Until the monetary stringeucy' eubsidos, prose-
cNtionB for failures TO make sewer connections
have been discontinued. There hayo boen 567
nuiaancea abated during tho week. and q con-
Bde1able quantity OF articles Of food layo beon
condemned as unfit for uso. 4. go,
The record Of deaths shows q total Of 224 for
tho week ending Sept q, 1878, ,.an increase Of s
over tho sumo week last year.. The. males wero
119, fomales loo. Married, s.; SINGLE. III,
showing that an unmarried person Rtand5 over
three times az many chaucea Of dying aB mar
rcd ono. Tic deaths under 5ycars Of ago were
143, and under year, 86. The principal ca,lHey
Of death wore Clolera infantum, Of; convul-
sions, 28; typhoid fever, 16; tabcs nesonterica
10; consumption, 0 dyBontory, 8 smallpox, q:
accidents. violence oto., T.. Tho highest pcr-
centago OF mortality WAS In the Fifteonth Ward,
whore there waa death for every l,0H porsoua,
anl the lowest percentage was in tho Fourth
Ward, whore tho ratio was to 6,611. sThe av-
craga In tho whole city was to 1,193 persons.
The hoalth Of the city, on tho whole, may bo
considered good.
, 1873-10-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The rcgulAr monthly meeting OF tho Mauagcra OF the
Home for tho Frieuess will be held this morning at
10 o'clock.
rho ,ra,hora of III, christian 1r,fon f,vn,nos,,n,
mae @ aasilpots =. ~ o!'ou 1o.a
Will give Tree entertainment d. tuef nall NO. loaa
milwaukee,, viii take rart III tic exercises.
~, ....,,.... =. a. c,,.....
Photographic Association this evening at o'clock ut
their room. No. l58 Htato street. third floor.
The Board of Police met yesterday afternoon as
, 1873-10-01

tss nG 5 esess issss s&'' S3 aes o
easses noR oae @ cdos n59 ais It soss 4 o
stock ~ dealers hands, 40 Sacks Corn ,ncal dull
corTos-sa1ea, 1850 bn1cs: demand strong; ofrorinrs
to strict low mildg, 10zsGe17,su 1nilling to good
s,, mia,ns: 1ssl8o. 1oeoIrs, o,o94. No exports.
aola Nominal at 11a@l1s1. Currency oroned at
c@8o premium :, for certified checks tho tendency
sieslas nom!na; hls Of l,alnE M snd u l. sssr @ ,.9is;
0tnk ''s'7 TAo "SnHs sissFis mahfSE IS moro Cheerful"
=, nlEMrT1s, Sept. o.-No b,sineas do1ne owing to
tito 'e'r0y0f currency Byi1%o nc pI;e's arc nominal.
DErnorr, Sent 80. -1nEApaTurrs-Tloar quiet md
se'hsosea IRE .Sss Mnsst e1f
'vS' '"'' ~ s''D rii1h&bEITsi1A. Sitisa4 q iii
IT, ss xSi!s I So Rss sSssss.
den"a @ s Te {eaSx m1e ase Tssisen &c. o''
,7r,,s 1o'5o; refhod, ioNel7o.
:."'sAtEoAsa'asfii sMtiwAurEr.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. ao.-DnrApsruFrg-T1ou qutot
si.oa; No J. sioo cash slo aolier i octoSer. % Gon
seay a y No; 49, NJ ons c4s steaqy No. 2s mye
nsi nal No. No, 1y"1 pe. NO. l. o'' nar'e' ou anu n'"''
np g5 xss t. ss 19T g.
SfsrrMENrB-Flo1r q (}0 hrls wf,rsst 1l nm hi,
LOUISVILLE
lt1uIHv1LLE, Ky., Sept, 1U.-UAuoINo-Quiet: hold
1rln.
=, nnEAosrurFs-Fo,iri In fair demand extra family,
5000.
'lnov1s1oNs-1n light dcmand and prices numinnl.
Wn1aHv-Nominn!.
Sr. LOUIS. Sept. 3D-DntAnsruTrH-Fl Flo,,r-Yerv
little DUNG such sales made arc Ut Soc aud 100
per hfl lower thnn week ago. Whcnt-Sprtp1 firm
and higher; No. regular o7He; winter arm and held
No. do, quick saeB at 81 H. Corn din aud troop.
inn; No. 100 cash; 1890 October. Oats arm No.
2, $40 caAh. Barley unchanged Nyo slow: No. a. Csc
Wn1sEY-stcady, at 03c.
, 1873-10-01
ARREST OF A MURDERER.

Tho Police Department yesterday received dispatch
from Nric Pa; which stated tint Jerry eastman, who
murdered Thomas Quini tho morning Of tho 21st
tnBtant on board tue propeller Gordon Campbell, while
the vessel lay tho foot Of Lal1a street, Chicago,
had boon arreated at TINT lhce and would 10 olivcred
to tho police auttorities Of Chicago whenever they
Ahould demand him. 1t 'has been ascessainel that
Oaahman deserted the boat coon as he discovered
lnrkcd about tho docks until Monday morning,
when ho shipped on board schooner bound for Erie.
The nuthortcs at tint city; having received acou
rate description Of him from tho police Of this city,
werc to alert to detect his arrival at TINT point.
1Ie arrested OIL Monday morning, just after ho
gulsc himself hut betrayed Into tho hands OF the
police by some pretending lrcl!ds. An officer will
fenvo Chicago thls morning for Eric aud will rctrn
with tho prisoner OIL Friday. Tho principal witneas
tue trial Of tic case will be Thonns McAtinn. the
Hator who was arrested few lnys ago and for whom
the fatal blow waH probably intended.
, 1873-10-01


Gatfgn1ni says pcro uyacintho hna nbanloncl tic
clerical garb.
rc,r,,or,, =, ,1,,, ,,,. e,n nm IT,, H., ,,,,,uo ~
Vrana h Sn,,,, 's""s ''Ao7 sl''ooo W 'n' A"""io
Tho lne nr. ro,ton of Paris inf n,onor4v vat,,od
at 7.Oo00O0 frnnce
,...,,.. 49,,
ohol, Juat!eo iirey, Q! Ehheaotn wa alruck villa
ParaSsla On sathfday mt rs not Likely 10 recover.
Mr.. uo,ylos. Of tho sprjnrocd (N{ass, Republican,
has been favorabIy mentioned for hlayor Of TINT city.
n,,. =. a.. ON, ~. ,,ro,roo.
tho appointment Of j. II, WIum IN Register Of lilo
Land Ullco at Salt Lake City Mr.. Whauli ia friend
Of go1lator LogNr
49, -. ,,-.,. LIT, ,, l., o. ,,.,, \,
,, nen. noneft Ihte1non' s..s' n.s.B ~ u nena ~
rauclphla II has gu 5s"ss VIZ UAl!an q oo tmo
Ieguar army an .ne secono WIFE VIII Ene"no \iola)'
1la's-olo se"sA ue''
-, Suag9 f. ua'so ~ ssatea % M goI'
fi 1T a a nus ~ ~ @ H. w. mus IGo. l, 1saa
, ~ ~ , ~ " LILY .c pf"c1eo u M" III NeW
A'i@ e''ss "4'e 4'"'"' A'iule"p'
There nrc vory fow wlaky bloats arpup tho Wfscon.
Sin newspaper nacr,-no to exceed dozen: n,l thcro
100 wo boltove In md practice total alstt
ncnce.-Fond du Lac Commonwealth,
v,o.,ro ,o,.r,.,no .,,,u,x ~ r .,,,s,,...
arrested at Brooknoalo, Campbell County Va, where
had been Living for nomo t,no under tic nnno Of
Worshnm, and Ind boon apec,,1atiuR iu tobacco
c.. c....4.u =, u,-,.. ,,u1. &c.,,
a us. uA1pueLI npI u m5oHh. !orrit9!y, Has removed
~ S ounntys Mns19 no nas pntehhsea ~ cehec.
sh M!t M tusttft NY I"nGt 1nIneflS occupied ny
Mr' lana. lMe ao" s1ockrasla8 nffn 1s entitled Pot
ter q caHlppou.
An Immediate contrast In the English Probate Ot1}ce:
, 1873-10-01

Sptcai nt&lHfrH To The fh}c0J1 tribune.
LAsaLLE, H., Sept. 30.-The stmr Last Chance
departed for CoVperas Qreak o-ny, towing tho CANAL
hoWs daeyoye. with lumber for Chillleothe, md tho
caral-boat MoEiank, with lighs lual Of tiour for
Peru, dropped 1oWu. Tho prop j. T. Chandler, with
her barGc " lockwood, and tho eanal"hoat Angoln,
a loaed WITH for ohicago, and The eanal
gil passed no'.ho canal. Nothing passca out. Eight,
H.. No report Of tho atage OF -wator below, =
CANAL OrE1cE, Ctl1cAuo, Hept. 30.-ARn1yEp--Wayc,
Morris. $500 br corn satla, .:salic, lt2 tons coal
J. D. feonarl Ottawa, 6,Uc1 Da corn aacna, Willow
sIringa, "a tons ico Sligo. Willow sprIuga, 50 tona
leo Reliance, Willow Springs, 30 yds stene II. 8.
Carpenter, Sa, On ytla stono ". loebrck, Lsnont,
80 yds etono AIayI!nwer. Leon 50 yda stone ]. A.
Wells, Lemolt, g5 yds stone; Chares Wakoy, Letnout,
Bayda ptono Col. Manning Len,out, u y.ls stouo;
Advanco, !e'nout, y yda gione; George Judd, L.
CLEAREp-Metropol!s Ottawa, 50 N l,inuor; sun-.
rise, Joliet, 91 00G II l1nber Nautilus, JAsallc 1856
toAs COAL 130 bra SALT g. L. Booth, Seneca, d. 4M it
lumber A. Woalsun, Morris Isubea, Utica; Mons
treal Joliet, ITO tons cont Cayuga, Lockort Hight;
". 4. Stool, Joliet, light; Dhar1es Steel, willow
sprlngs, light; Exeel6iur, Summit light; prop Waap,
light; IlenrlUtta Walker, Lemont, 4h. Lilly, Nor
rts, 81 III lumber 6a, 900 lath, 10 ions conl.
CtlOA0o, Sept. 30-AnnlyEu-E1celai1r, Summit
IS yds so.e; 0uslinn Utica, lGO tonB saul Chicago
nulle, Utica 1000 bu cGrl lasex, Ottawa, $500 bu
corn; htttlge, Marso!lca. 60DQ bu corn; Elizabct,
Lockport,b lG8 bN corn 200 urls lour Ellie O'Conue,
Sig, 1000 lbs paper, 81 yAs stauc. -
UIEAnkD-GoI Sherman, Seneca, Q,o85 lhs sundrles;
Johuetown Ottawa, 75,ao7 Il lumber, % nj lath Nor-
way, Joliet. 109K tons cual.
, 1873-10-01

DuFFALo. Sept. observation-disclosures To-day, In,
Guiding reported arrvas 142s head total for tla
tlis point In lfeon years. rio supply, however Is
equal to the don1and there being 100 loads Left over
from last week. Deaers say this Hight will giyo an
good start when the annucia markets arc Improved
Tho market was slow and dull, holders asking Haslo
haVance Oh LAST $eeks pr1ces Salea not sufficient to
establish prices, Ruycrs hnnging or Sales 81 TeIaa
steers, avoragng 1o3o s ut 1915 20 Indiana steers
averaging 800 tbs, at ta.13k; 22 Michigan, ateers
he1fers, averaging 1,o49 lbs, .at .25
astn sEEr Asn LsIns-hsceipta .6n today including
ket not fairly opened sales At head Michigan sheer
az 50 to 90 lbs, ut II oo45o; % 1llinoB shoop av I'll
Hoos-Receipts to-day, including reported arrivals,
1oGo total for tho week, 8l0o. Marjet active nt aOo
psr cTt advance Az sto:k in pcna sold sales. 1000
lin0ls hoga nv 200 to 800 lts At t4so@s 500 Ohio
fA.SoG 4.u5. Desirable hoEs for New York market.
averaging la0 lbs, would hayo brought $50.
, 1873-10-01

T. y. panee, Boston, Is at tin Briggs Ho,tsc.
Judge Baldwin, Of mississippi. Is at tile Gardner.
T. L. crittenden, U. s. A., is ut the Grand Pacific.
81, Siege of Salt Lake City Is at the Grand Pncic.
Tie Hon, O. O. Reed, Of Kalamazoo, "a Il the Card
Ter.
Charles L,ppiucots of Philadelphia, ia at The sher-
man.
G. Vanderbilt Js., Of Now YORK; is al tue Sherman
House.
". E. Stewart, New York, is stopping at the Briggs
Tas Hon. j. Q. Harshorn, OF Providence, Is ut the
Sherman,
q. W. Child, Of London, England, is at the Grand
ptei!ic. =
The Hon. james Lyons, Of Pittsburgh. is ut the
Sherman
.orge ~ percgo Of tho aalesburg Free Press, is ut
G. Dillon and wife. Of Dangiale, arc guests at the
r. a. wooey, Grand Haven. is o guest at tho
Briggs HOUSE. =" =. =.
Dr. John A. Mcdonald, Of aloncoe, Scotland, was at
tha Commercial yesterday.
Samuel Gould, ]. o. Abbott, and George A, Curtis,
oil Bontoa Hre ut tic Hlerhfat.
watta Dc aolser leads tue noon prayer -nceting to-
dns m tie ~ L. Church Block, corner Of Clark aud
Washington streets.
II: 4: "4tas!a Dsst9n; A. r. newen, osl'kS9h 'as,
Pacic.
\. Y, claegels, New York; II. IT, Gardner, Atichi-
g: y: Montague sarrasn'o ., Ga'; I;;;s d H. hrgs.
tered III thl dardner.
]! In rnnnrea, On what aee1na 10 10 excellent au-
til ry, that Senator logan anl George angs, Postal
u I.,tler There can hardly ho my doubt aa to Ito
III Il tho rn'or. as 1t III abont tsnle that paper
IA ,uged han1s aga!n.
s. II. Miller, Assistant General Passenger Agent Of
H. Raft huS hHnH
, 1873-10-01
MARKETS BY, TELEGRAPH,
Foreign MurlketR.

L1vEnpooI, Sept. 3o.~-2:30 p. Notwithstanding,
l1s 1ud@l2s Gl white, 12a 7d4l2s 0d Corn, 3as OlS
r. lsaceiYss Of wheat tie Inst three days. 4a00o qrs
1lvEapooI, sept. ad.-Evenlng- Cotton steady !:
nf,id5ling upland, sys@sd; Orleans e.1@od sales,
1ales Anlesica G,l00; speculation md export
s.utiaculifora whio wheat average qunl!y, 10 7I9
a?s "a; nc rea Western anElng, lIa 1oa@t %; rod
Cheess ois Cd. Cumberland mldd!es, 3as Cd; short
ribs, Ills.
LONDON, Sept. ao-5 y. 1n.-Tho demand for dis.
count to-ay o. tho Bank Of England we'll ns in tue
oen narket, haa been very heavy at6 per cent Con-
9ola for money, 9291@o2N on account, 0a31@0aa{.
bohsls-5.2os OF e. olA; Of 'o7, a51E l0-4os ot
FnANxfo1tr, Sept. 30.-5-Q0a OF 1869, edk,
PARIS, Sept. 29.-Ilentos, 66f 12Hc,
, 1873-10-01
The ST. Louis C,sy41sarra.,t Scheme.

From the st. Louis Republican, Sept. 90.
We regret tint the first wild mud iil-advised
project for printing b!ts Of paper and calling
them money, that tno hank suspension might
nato III st. Louis.:. Wo regrot: that 1t should
ccmo from Mayor Brown, and bos fevorably on
tortaiucd by tie City Council. It is unwiso, uu-
called for, preci!iate. aud, If adoptet, will pro-
ran.s in st. Louis-tn 1861, and although thero
were many moro and better REASONS for lilo
step then than Gun be urged now--au opeu-
ing war, disappearance Of gold, a depreciation
ofbauk notes 10 10 40 per cent, and tho ontiro
absoncce Of bills less than $5-notwithstandiug
city warrants in 1861, It would hayo been bottor
If It had never boon madc. Tln frauds con.
ncctcd with the reisane q tho warrants several
years afterwards ywero discovered. and made
never completely developed, Good official au-
tl,orlty estimates that tho city lost 100000 by
them, Which Is q good deal moro tlian tho
imaginel bonoiit Of tho scheme was worth.
Suppose Chicago, Cincinnati, Now York, Dos-
towns and villages in tic United statos follow
ihe cxamplo pr0poaed for st, Louis-how imox-
tricable would 10 tho confusion, and how
seriously Il would complieate q monetary situa.
ton already sufficiently porplcxlng With five
definite amount, suddenly. sot atloat III tho
aud town officials, our condition would DO III
poril Of becoming as bad na that Of Franco dur
Ing tho days Of tho assignats, or Tint OF our
Southern btates under their flftoon hundred
millions Of Confederate hlls, And this Ia
not Ill euoh scheme, II it should bo gen-
oral, would protra: tho prosont bunk aus-
pension i1ldoflitcl, fur there is nothing easier
than to replace q. good currency with u worao
one, md nothing more difficult in tho realm Of
finance than to replaco bad cllrrouoy with
better. There is plenty Of money In tAo country,
already, for al itn wa''ts. It is temporarily with.
hold from circulation at present, but 1t oannot
ha thus withheld many dayA lougor. II ia bound
to come fortl, to perform it's accustomed func-
rily, tioy viii 10 forced to 10 1t involunta,iiy,
anl this faot, the intonBo aud rapid thought
which the situation has provoked III leading tho
banks themselves to recognize. II our City
Council will have little patience. the situation
will aolyo itsels much moro satisfactorily than
they oan do H.,
With all due respect to Mayor brown and
Councilman patn, Wo must say they do not ap-
preelate tho extraordinary condition ot affairs.
, 1873-10-01

1Wo hro aufforing from a eataclysnl> Of indebted
,ncaH /; wo havo boon lnltctl in our tracks. with
porenptory domalHl, first OH Tho banlta and
through thon OH nll WHO owo dobts to my ul,
Tho roqnlroa tho mort careful, dclihernto,
and conservative treatment. hut A(nyor Diowl
and ccra, members of tho Council proposo To
t!eat tho iEalAay with fres tluHo Of l!la cn,lFo
TINT protncotl It; tl,oy proposo 10 contract mn
other debt OF s9U0, 200, and thuu soL MI example,
which, If generally inflated, would plunge the
country atill deeper in embarrassment, aud in-
vlto etilt profotntlor rovulsion.
, 1873-10-01

~ From tAe Tftnts. ts5el l'epugltesn. q SEPT, q,
Elias 6purgeon,' living somo tlyo milos Houtl, Of
Ravanna, IN Motcor County, killed iltB son, Will
lam Bpurgoon, on Inst Fritlay. Tho two were
digging potatoes together, and haa aomo fallluB
ont, whom tho young man struck at his fatllor
With tic hoe. Tho blow was warlod or, lut ro.
peated by tho sn1l, Wien tho father oas,ght the
hoo and 1erked It out Of tho sons hand md
struck him on tho hoad fraoturing the skull.
There WAS not more respectable, poaccablo,
and Christiau family in tho county.
, 1873-10-01
A FABLE or FINANCE.

uf A uHOKEN BNOh1.I+
T1,cro was q rich bunker In Wall atrcat renowned,
With clerks small ar1ny-and lcska I'LL around
HIS offices stately presented mass
OF fancy b!ack-wa!nut and costly platc-gasB.
Cuonus-properly rebuhing 'rnpertucns curiosity as
=. 10 matter Of strictly priyate concern !: .
In tho bantng, insurance, or ralroaitfug line,
'Tls The custcn, your fivas in style 10 oasl.ine;
But II pressed with the question, Whence comeih tho
must i aiswer- -Ri.tooral, ra-tooral, l,.tayp
THIS banker received the deposits Of those
And likewise IT people With funds to Invest
In ventures returning tho interest besl.
(C11onus-Explainlng how you pay your interest upon
Tue deposits left with ron, and yet nuke 4 sniull
When saaG " @ pses e sap iii yo call
1'at aappesiug Stock fills; Or the Ioaa's lost-you
Then ts-rooral, r1-tooral, ri-tooral. u-aayY
No ond Of accounts In this manner came In,
or uuxtous to save md Of ansioua To win; =
And ey'ry ono eaid what d fortune mist ho
Incloaed in the yanlts of ths mans treas-'l-ry?
{Cnonus-showing TINT thcron exists triaiug error,
1t H onife SanS ouato ssh fortune to lend
10 railroad or bunk for It's no1t dividend;
Tsn y T. s e ws oos. tsss sigS1 as
At last this rich banker In finances skilled, j..
With schemes for Highway most noyol was filled;
Tho sao to be called, when its trucks wcre all laid
iho nuso'o1'' 'i7at-AA4'e D'aAo '-ole"tA"o'
t,,,,,,.-coo,,,, .ot,r f,r,h .,o ,ooor,,v ~ t,,u
soho t ,ystas otH ~ o ,.as ~ Iii, ~ ra ,
s.ras u1ool loA.net "''a -" 'oa'es' " A''' 1o'
.r,,s fro, poa uro po,o flint ,h,s 11,o,.ov ubor
go, .sx
To the great Open Sea OF 10 Arctic, you Know
Many tourists tako u1, bears md 6ea!a bflig away,
With a-Ioofal, r1-tooral, rd-tooral lt-dayD
He called on tho rich to subscribe for tue shares,
Aud a!ao tho poor who would be u,IliIuuaires;
Twas jntsfnHt III uOlI f}lPv wuElH II ffCe.
-. 81
{Caouus-Defnlu9 tho Ercat eaHc Of mauuer with
r,, Mcn l % a!o.osau VIZ aursst % 10 nauu H. oe ei i,u ,,,
~N ,a"ot 49, te' 3 " ~ Wv NS' " N
At, IL ,tu.,. ,u.,o.,,o, ~, .o 1o,a , ,,,,,a,o
An NJ nst y te WIZ ;Jnst III huncr :" "o %,v
Why tho sharea were-1st-,ooral, rttoorl, lt-dayD
,,.t.,.
Nlt4 praaso oi ING eche1nc eVTy paper %aa 1ull,
Aud each 1nonoy-eflttor in 1t "bull;h
Twill Breat!y Dayelop our Country, thcy said,
AMI aAow II John FrAnkllns alive OF Ii deau.
never backward III eneouraglugH noble public
,r, enterprise 81 th1s nature:
There are journala 10 sanEatne Of Ratroad Rnccesa
Int urt O. tue alock tey taeinselves may possess
They will tell you-Ni-tooEa], ri-tooral, ll-dayD
trI,n hon,,or,a ,dor,p,+oro coua,+ n, ,,,o ,,,t,,
1n1 c~toI ,ot ~ tn t1,a asi1 i.cnn;r H. ~ sds ds
amI 81 iiaa H. .}o M ,s,nn1n 1 III No.. ti if 'ae'
1vho 81 nt,,ns @ sinnts 1a ~ 49, t,'o .ann ao ~" ham,,
"Ao ~'A0A 9'e>A1 A1'' ~ Wv 'N't''' VI a"nu'
, 1873-10-01

rH1LApE1.pN1A, Sept. 3o.-Wool was fat ana uomi-'
extra aud ahoYe, $40 53c extra, 5o@b2c medium, Is
@soc; coarao, a9@sso Michigan. Indiana, anu Weat-
47e; combing, washed, 57GC3o; do nnwusliud, i2Se;
Colorado washed, o5t9a7c; unwaahed 20ta95e; extra
and Merino pulled, 40@42e' No. i auu suloylne,