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DOWN, DOWN, DOWN THEY GO!
No Humbug. Not at Cost, But Very Low.
Genuine Reduction In Dry Goods
W. 6. RANDALL & BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY Goods Store
EH1rao street, pG11eoG, Texas
Arse and handsome lot pa striped figured pqne' at - oale yar
lcaut Grenadines ~ 3i!G Linen
Dress Goods Belchd Ctom Fruit Of the Loom at l6c
plain Striped japanese fopins Vt 2''
rd;c Linen ana Suits Complete - 30 10 500
The hes, line Of Trimming Embroidery Poo Ladies Understanding Sash Ribbon
Collars Hosiery Gloves tho state
fresh and clean buy direct from manufacturers
SEC al Iluia an
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We vi ,y we have the best asserted Dry
Of Has C'hmg and Notions and will duplicate
81 Louis bills We oo1oas for the truth Of
.

very much for her At any time. The con-.
templ.ble bisoness Of Ruhy's character
was. however still more s'rikingly dis.
played in a postscript TO the letter, which
advised her 10 procure divorce, and di-
feclel her 10 90 toa certain lawyer in this
city who would put the matter through
with very littIe trouble or expense. "A
njghf he expected, the poor wife was Of
FIRST intensely gricvei aud sstOnished Mt
her husbands
AposTAsY ANn rfITubgssEESS,
but after Will, she very wisely ccuclu.
ded 'aat the loss Of such m'scroh,o
wretch WAS not 10 Be seriously regretted.
Mrs RUBY, with two chnrmmg glOwn-up
daughters, lives At No, y John street,
which is u li,lIe street running on Siook
ton, near Washington street She keeps
Z boarding house, and hears the raputa-
ten Of most esinable lady As to the
reverend scouadrel who has brought so
great disgrace upon religion and manly
homer, il may he safely predicted hat he
will find The way Of the tiansgressor par.
ticularIy hard in HIS case.
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THg DALLAS NEWS AND Jon PRINTING
OrTIus has been removed to Elm street,
between Market and Austin streets, three
doors from Adams l. Leonard bank. 75ml
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TuE recent additions of late aud beau
tiiul patterns Of job type at this office en-
ables US TO do work second to none in the
South.
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--Tobaccos and cigars at bottom prices
at the well known house of Fred Open
heimcr, lis North Second street, 81 Louis
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NJ. Shuts will furnish building Materi-
al at reasonable rates, on so to 90 days
time, at three per cent. per month, to he
secured by Deed of Trust Parties wish.
ing such accommodations apply to John
NJ. StemmOns. S2-dtf
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E1no street. Dn11aS, TIE
TO COUNTRY MERCHAN


We viii .ay We have the best ns'af''d st
very heavy stock OF Boots shoes ia''i
81. Louis aud Gllgeslon bills We le'er
assertion.
"hich scented to indicate mat ne ma 80
de0V'! .,'u'e' wy wv, u ~, Nm, a.
U'n'' 'U'.. ''y ~ ..,,a ,Ih, na,Es,
uPen pp'"' ah' .D' leHe,' o,I gnnn,r,.
'nu'y" P''''','E '""v',, ,',',,., 4, ,s,.
gu, '"ue' ,''.9 ''''' .I,,II ,,,o,s J.ily
9ul'r "at"'ai '""' "V '"u"'l - ,.;,L
J." i'''' Wv" N.Y. - | ,,,,ia,.J 49,.
pou anu e''''ra,'S Nv N p,,,,., rnnr,b
al'lah' PASTOR u Wv '''' ,vnpf ~, ~ ,,ai1,
on " a'h'"5.gn ''',''' wa" ,; ,I' , 49,
o. '"''e'' CIV " - 80 "', r,a',
ANY was .N' nun o''- ~, .S,,,;,,,.,.
'I'n ''' ''>' '"''''''. " "'S 49,, ,.,,taJ
81 'HV Jumps '''I ,H"'' '',..,,,' ~
",i''' ne gre" 'Oi''' !" MS a. ..,,, ,,,
I,'s vi '",,V "HN ''i'' ~,
Po'P'' |','",'S.S "''',"'' ,"V ,ir.l,,aai,,s
'hHn's anu ne''','"' " Wv 'a' '',,,
World uc"''u' N''n'S u"l w. 80.
h'uno'GS 'Ne suns u 'N' u" s'o' ,: c',ai .,,r
pastoral career p'o3' Gs''', ,S.a,n.,r
seemed h'' E"'' ,'''H " III, n,,5,
more ~ WV s, .,," w. n,o",n,;n, I'M
$50 L',,r e. o,,i h.i,r,sr diana
,t'e'','S W. ,DI Iii l,,,i,i,. Tan,,,,nIo,i,g
Jus '"'v''',',''' nj -, JayonI
'''e'''''' w. r ','.i 49, o..rnont far their
auu "'II.' P'' ,'".aa o." ~ marfs.t their
pu'P'' wv Vo"s''s,t Gjl aroaI woril, md
p'sN "Fp. 'V'''' w., s,m nas,n, -, ,be,r
SSn,us' n g , ",u ,; "n ,fsr tbis bc c,n.
V'"''"' 'V' y" ''Hs ,," I
""''co '"V ''' ''e' '''
FHhNVHhp VIZ" ~ ." ''' ~ =.
Occasionally ne haue N'S''T " vac I"-
terror in the interests Oh INC Church M u
istering to the Baptist suheren's ~ enu
Rafael, fela,'Ma' contra OV'ta anu Olno'
/ places 'Ie ch"tch PAYNE "'' h'' 'NP T,,
IA tdiitioh to his regular 3a'ary' ihsSe
/ VISITS at times we're s9ueN"h' l'o''"'
but On his return he gave 'uch encouraging
reports Of he Progress he was maH,hs IN
I building ny Tie influence OF the hAP..S'
church On tnis constant so e!oqueh"y "a
! ne eEpaliate upon the gus WIN which
"ih 'hAA'' nov SHNA" y y 49, 49,
fuinoss in being able to work tor 'he GO
ry of God, that his heavy expenses were
cheerfulIy paid, and he was gwen car r.
d'gache to act az his great ple'y anu GOOD
Judgment prompted him.
CHANGE FOR rHe WORSE.
Time pissed. aud then change c2JUj
o r the spirit Of the sanity dream
Within The iqst year or two has t"!tn1'
noticed that lie vas net su 1eaious IN .1
minlstrations az formerly hut they char
Aliy attributed tue drclensiou To i'll heaIti
! BIO ght about by over eyertion IN The gool
cause. 20 pronounced % ri1t's
NJ the Rev. ). II. Ruby could not slre.!
fail from grace, his many admirers
0rzued, and therefore, notwithstanding
his derelictions Of duty became many anf
OFT, his conduct was not called into lI3s IL
by The church authorities. As, howcye
bis sckly ate Of health, or rather hi
marked remissness continued TO increase
it was suggested to him that a change 0
climate would be beneficial. Not long NJ
terwari he informed his congregation tia
no hind racaircd a call East and that a.
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For sale or REM.

The property known AZ the Fair Play
Hotel cligibly situated on Main street
Apply to Il. +. BuRKS,
Attorney at Law,
Sjr North side Of Square.
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IN GENTLEMEN'S GOODS

Sc have an grades nnd ,,rd, of uNplRCIoTu
lNG, SHIRTS, hECK f!ls, &c. A.opr~ucn'
larry she stock Of NESS MD DoYs' HATS
90 IN otvhich wc respectfully pyip me llieu'
iipu uf tir luhiC.
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lusr received, per express from New
York, very handsome assortment Of Ia
dies linen and lAce'rllnmed collars aud
cufs-ihe very latest styles,
SIT ANDERSON & DUDLEY,
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LIrTLS Store around the corner, on JEFF
ferson street, two doors from Main street.
The best Of wines and liquors Also,
agent for Z. Brunswick's billiard tables.
Improved cushions. WM. X. ORRICK.
60dlm Proprietor
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Notice

Notice.
Tie Real Estate Building and Savings
Association of Dallas solcils propositions
for the sale ola few No. | Business lots
in the city. Apply to
j, W. CROwDER,
W. II. THOMAS,
J. C. W0ODSIDE,
Sildlw Committee.
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W. stock Dry oo in the We Nve
e e,yg stock Has Chmg, and Notions and will hupcat
st. Louis and We quotations tor the truth Of On
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10000 laihs received aud for sale cheap,
by Z, 7. Cowan Co., Elm st. sGdw
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For sale

Stock lease fixtures OF q re'ail grocery
store on Main street COED location, rca'
,onable terms. Failing health the reason
for selling Apply TO 81 IIefslnit, En-
pirc Restaurant Sad n
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Notice

For next 30 days will repair watches Mt
half the usual rates !. ", VERB,
SD q Opposite Cruichdell House.
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Steagall Il Co. have received a large
and well selected stock Of Table and Peck
ct Cutlery. Call and see them. s?.tfd
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Kentucky

NJ. Thevenet is the authorized agent for
the Odd Fellows Joint Stock Company
lie is to be found every day, from A. NJ.
to II NJ, at Odd Fellows Hall. 64dlm
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Str
, 1873-10-18
The Oregon Election.

The election in Oregon, on Mon
Dr., resulted disastrously fT the
radical PARTY. The returns, so far
received, indicate that NeSmilh'S
majority viii he in the neighbor-
hood Of $500. The vote cast was
unusually light, and it Is thought
that not more than $4,000 were
pollel, being 4 falling off in the
vote Of June, 1872, Of .504. OF
the counties 50 far heard from,
Nesmilh has a majority in Benton,
200, Polk, 30; jackson, 30 !;
YamhiIl, so; Douglas, 800; Linn,
400; Lane, 200; Clsckamas, 80.
II addition TO these NcSmith has
received maiorities in the counties
named below, from which only par
tial returns have been received {:
Baker, iseyen precinct 1862; Union,
100; Wasco, l25 Umatilla tive
prcciucts-Walla Walla, Weston,
Pcndleton, Alta and UmatiIla) 250-
Nesmith's majority in the counties
heard from Is ,l7o. Fiyeut these
counties douglas, Lane, C!acka-
mas, Polk and NamhilD in 1872
gave Wilson a majority Of 30,
TINS year they give Ncsmith ma.
.iori,y Of $50. In the counties Of
Eastern Oregon Burnett received
but 1i2 majority. In these coun-
ties the partial returns give Mes
mijh 4 majority Of G27. In the
election Of 1872, Salem gave Wi
son a majority Of 3@5. This year
Ne>mith carries the town by Is,
and the latest returns indicate that
Marion county, for the first time i'll
man years, will give n democratic
majority. by the liberal use Of
money and repeaters, the ring man
aged 10 carry MuItnomah county
for Smith b. $50 majority. il
1872 MuItnomah gave Wilson 500
majority. The eight counties to
hear from viii probably increase
Nemi;h's majority to $500. The
returns Indicate that Smith has
only carried one county, and that
10y traUI UnIaralIed in the history
Of our country. Better had It been
fyr hi;a had he been content with
an honorable defeat r~-
To have attcmu'
10y sui
, 1873-10-18

oyE stock growers will be inter-
estel to learn the result Of the sale
Of short. horn cattle, which took
place at Utica, y. Y, q short tine
since. One hundred and eleven
head Of cattle, comprising the cele-
brated New York Mills herd. the
property ofSamuel Campbell. were
then and there sold at auction for
an aggregate Of S2s0.s90. The
Eighth Duchess of Geneva brought
the startling price 900. The
Tenth Duchess Of Geneva sold for
1000, and S30,G60 was given for
the First Duchess Of Oneida. The
average price paid for ten of the
Duchess tribe was S2I,700 each.
The herd was, beyond question, the
most valuable ever got together,
and It's sale attracted fancy stock
breeders from every part Of this
country, as well az irom Europe.
The three highest prices xere paid
by EugIisluucn.
, 1873-10-18
Bench Warrant Ignored.
From the JlcAsJnvl.Ie N-Ifne. we tax
the following
HEhDQUhRTEEs OF THE Lanes, /

IIr.-,-,- ,,,-,-,.- ~ ---- 7 --
Ir,,,., -, Il 49,, - .''' i'aH,-o' toI'
r. r '' r ,JcI-r,.,,,r -,',', -, G, J. =. 80
- -, '."'.'
,,''Ly' y.,,.' , ~ J n-lI me A9NlI ID
aC"'ig" i1Os' ,''1 .!P- U, y 9''r co.nhL-
III. '4'A y. H'7,-i''t' III "h.y'' i - i,T'h
nm mn cI.T az ','i,l'.'Ll'S - N1'7I u me
' q '.'l.I''' -. IN '''''y n '9oH-' L.
-h- y riI..'5 81 -I'7 'I'.'.Aei I'en.h b" AZ
~ 1'--s -'''''- "D- '- 1". O-l1'--t Nli-r-
CI G '''' '.,A,l % '',A''"' Ia me Ssl,s oi
vi, 7;n, = - - 15.,''t'4 'i7 4"..-l-'
~ y, -. '.. an. - ''''','' CT 80
Ia - N. - .,' 40 40 '-' ''''S g ~
- r. ~ Tf-,-..7.- IN; -,-,
,n -. l-, -. -. 80 ....'','',.' = yU
yt -'. ,''' o"r %. '1'
st...f O. ..1 IL .' ~ d :
''",, 20 ~ ~ $50 w. .u-..,rt
- = 50. - - WIN
- s. - ... =
= - = - ~ " y y, =. 90 !
=. - .''. -. 80 - -, - ''.. M
, 1873-10-18

The MisSour; Republican brings
Wilkes Booth to life again. and Ia
bors through 4 column and A half
to prove that lie vas never dead.
1t Is curious how this same line Of
fancy rccurs again ana again in the
course Of q century. We had the
same thing with Quantreil, the
same with the murdered cigar-girl,
Mary Rogers, the same with Louis
Napoleon, the same with one Of the
French Dauphins-in each case
reans Of paper being wasted in
demonstrating that 5cme one whom
every one knew to be dead was still
alive.
, 1873-10-18
Dissolution NOIiCC.
bankrupt NnffCe,

IN s Disrict Court for ne First Jafii i-iaI Di.,rct
ofWGSitHg'.R Territory.
In the matter Of FRANhEBELI., Bankrayt,
IN bankruptcy
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE IN
L dprsiguei JAMES b THOMSON. hereby gives
notice Of has appointment aS Assignee 0F the -
tate Ct FRANK BELL, OF the City II Walla-
vgtlll. IN the County of Walla walla. N ssd Dis
trirr ami WIN has l-eu, to-wIt, on the s9th d.v
Of August \. d. 1873, aiJud--i Bankrupt, upOa
the petition Of HnSEIF, by the District Court
0t said District.
Dated ~ " ill..-EFall tho 7th day Of Octoi-.r
\. - lN5A. JAMES Il. THOMSON.
ii-3H Assignee.
, 1873-10-18
nnN-AN

Bozeman Is to have fire COM
pany.
B,zeman boats Of frst-class
Notwithstanding house.
Byza..2n is taking steps TO have
that city incorporated q, lhecoming
session gt the Lo@Isi,.uro,
Tic new silver mines on Willow
creek, tributary Of BIZ Hole river,
are believed TO be the richl-t vet
discovered in the Territory. There
are about one hundred men IL the
camp, many of them taking out ore
for shipment.
From n Deer Lnlgo paper Of
Sept, 27th: "hIessrs. Norton nni
Mills arrived from Wal!a Walls
with a large drove Of sheep Sion.
day Ral have df,ecu t!;cm 10 the
mnis1 Yai!ey. They irit Waila
Wgl.a with i,Si3 head aud rcncA.
cd here with l,75G. I'hsy stood the
drive well ana are III good c0udi.
tioa."
S4ya 4 local paper I'VE under.
staud that the gram crop Of Deer
lodge Valley was damaged hy
=. .asshoppers worse than Was first
supposed. Morgan Evans recently
threshcl 4 field Of grain from which
lie had 75O bushels last year, and
although the field turned oat the
same amount Of straw, it only yield
ed lGT bushels. \ loss Of over
three-fourths." "
\ correspondent Of the Helena,
Nerold, writing from Bannaek City,
SAYS the Pioche OF Montana has been
struck on North WillOw Creek. IN
that district. Assays from three dif
ferent loles showed $1,000, SI7,
coo, Sl1,j00 10 the ton in silver
Thousands Of tons Of such rock are
said to be in sight; and, Of course
a genera. stampede tLithcr has
taken place from tie surrounding
country.
The Deer Lodge Nc,- -Ygrth
lccst says. In the case Of the Terri.
tory Of Montana vs. John Collins
indicted for murder in the first
degree, the jury, after being out
seven hours, returned o verdict
Crhursday night Al - o'cIoell, q,
follows: The jury find the drfen
dant guilty Of murder IN the second
degree, and recommend the Court
to exercise the full extent Of tho
law" lie viii je sentenced Mon,
day"
From ;he Bglemau Cgurter. Sept.
10Th: &C. Il. GIlicu, who has been
engaged IN mining enterprises II
California and elsewhere since 1S5t
2 few days since left foy the placer
mines reported Oh the Clark Fork
thirty miles below The Cia!k's Fork
Canyon. They are about one han
dred and fifty miles southeast OF
Bozeman, and are very extensive
Mr, GiLldden says the gold Is Sc
fine that 1t can only be saved by
using COPPER plates or blankets, but
he thinks the ground, generally
viii average ten cents h the pan
from the surface down and the
natura! working facilities good"
, 1873-10-18

The Iowa radicals tndiag that
they could not control the anJi.mO-
nopoly or Farmer movement in that
State, now term the Granger : or
ganiz2tion tie Potato Bug Party
The Potato Bug Party will play
the devil with their crop Of (vJores.
, 1873-10-18
EoR SALE

DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAINING
Il bur rooms, s.tlat -. on tI- corner Of Aga.r
1n1 Fourth streets. W--I4 NaIl,. NE H.. =
ari-ail"utet WIKI si-rUttzTy. f-ui- crssN .nJ -
M q e=s-E-a.e -Os-tOl r. worth In. attention A.,
t;i.>- desiring .. purchase. For Information c,Ii
upon ? ,-ther Duffy, at tI-s S-;ers S.lo9I.
O. ii-sn
"et y1UE Acig1J5r u sutscriLa Tor ~
sTsrEaSAS.
, 1873-10-18


b telegraph we are informed
that several leading radical politi
clans, including one or two Federal
oflice-holders, have been presented
TO the Grand Jury of Multnomah
county on charges Of illegal voting
and bribery. The evidence against
them is conclusive, and it is almost
certain that they will BE indicted.
Rich developments, implicating
those high in office, are anticipated.
\ party Of moral ideas, indeed
The radical party Of Oregon Is so
corrupt that it is falling to pieces
from very rottenncss, as DO the m
fortunate lepcrs Of the Sandwich
Islands. Presenting . disgusting
and horrible appearance, repulsiye
20 the sight and emitting an ofen-
sjve odor, tie welfare and good
order of society demand that the
purifying carcass should be buried,
and that It's leaders receive such
punishment Is their great crimes
deserve.
, 1873-10-18
STANDARD MILLsaND DISTIL7.rRY,

S.--,E- 7n -la wE-t -i'- Cr Tie ri-- o. Wl-Il
N--.-r lr'll WEDNESDAY -He 81 CAV ~
u.-e.-s t''s, 10 ir O'clock. 4. ". ~ ny T,.7e
o. a.---.-- ID -3-t city Terms. n oa:f.; one
tA'rt .,sh down ou--tL!Fi IN ei-l; months ana
'---i IL A,e--1 months secured ty Ilg-t.4.-.
on the premises, aaG sirl>t.r-arv e-,io-s,r,.,.s
WIN i--,e-as, a- the racs q ten Pc cent. per IN
Nuiil III maturity and t-o per Caat rzs month
after maturity Property - ba insured f,- .l,a
-ea-ht O; IL --.1-;2a-e. 4 Map O! the Pei
L-i4,- e-aI'. : - tie -uill- may y sen s.. nv
street II = JDuEE1N-
Assumed q tie EstZ.e Of J. T R-ese. Pal ~
Na--a N4.-a, U ,o5e- 18Th, ;s-s. +5-iz
, 1873-10-18

Is yieS ol the Importance Of
lai.roaI communication between
Ills place AMI the river, We trust
that the meeting thi, afternoon
will he largely attended.
, 1873-10-18

Ihepeople Of TaEiuo and OLYMPIA have
voted IN favor Of giving S200, ,Oe0, county
bonds, 10 construct railroad from OIym-
pa 70 2 connection UI:i tie Nyr,hs-u
PIciii-.
, 1873-10-18

TIE tota! amount advanced by
Jay Cooke & Co. TO the Northern
Pacific and lis connections, incIui-
inr. the o. :. y. Co., Is S9,3IS 2I5,
truly q gigantic sum
, 1873-10-18


HE following Scorching indict-
'"ent OF the republican party Of
New / OK apples with more than
equal force 10 the corrupt and sell
fish rins Of Federal cllice-Loldcrs
winch has 50 far managed TO con-
troll The politics Of MuLtmomah
county II Is Il selfish and agSres-
'''S'' IT" III 'LaFac'c, and tone,
"Au e''''''''y feS'''e ana uneasy
uH'er any c'eAA ana honest rule,
'''"7''' 'ANe"l' : an" G""ashe1'
N'nIe.". ana "'I-Ica'.e, II does not
".'"''' defeat or recognize disaster,
+ oE seLA'a a75Fan+'zement or base
"m'''i'H II mas worn the mask OF
lie party o. moral IDEAS while II
saecEcI al morality, scoiicd at VIZ
Tue, anu attached TO every man his
lne'' The revolt Of the liberal
republicans last year from tle dan
Se'o"S TENDENCIES o, 2 P@r,- under
s"ch control, -ci' these men with
larger iaA"'"Ie and ireer scope II
".'eeLHs 'Ae policy and plans OF
The organization Under tie dela-
sion that 1t had become safe and
practicable, they began 10 throw of
their thin diSguiseS and come TO
, 1873-10-18
The Territories.
IDAHO

All the mines in Owyhce con
tinue to look sglandidlv. The mills
are all busy and every stamp is
kept pounding away night and day.
The Silver City quart mine on
Florida mountain was recently sold
at Sheritf-s sale, Il II. Leonard be-
inc the successful bidder at $4,000.
He bought the mine for the inter
venoTS.
Silver City folks are laying in i'm
mense quantities cffre-wood. They
don't want to be caught mapping
the way they were last Fall, and
pay SIT dollars per cord before
winter Is over.
II. Oakcs, Of CenteryiIle, Idaho,
was kicked by a mule last week,
from which injuries he had TO take
his bed. \ large silver watch in
his vest pocket received the cork OF
the mules shoe, aud heut II up Ike
TN plate, which probably saved
his lie.
Gcoruc Gocding, Of Crn;ervilIe,
Idaho, fell from the landing at the
top Of The stairs IL his brewery, on
the ui..ht of the I'D Of September,
to the floor below, a distance OF
about twelve feet, receiving injuries
from which he died Oh the follow
ing Thursday.
Mes~rs. ! F. Hi and Jesse Il.
Bradford, after two weeks run
uu The clam bought Ly them from
Andy TAYLOR, on the south side Of
More creek, near Idaho City, clean
cd up their boxes 4 few days ago
and took out about 5000. Ore
from the Banner mine IS literally
filed with silver. Ore from the
mmes At Silver City are being sent
TO Winuemucca tJc working
Says the Owyhee Ira'mche: ::
The ox-tcams Of Silver City Guido
horses in the matter of running
away. Last Saturday five yoke Of
cattle attached TO 4 wagon.Ioad Of
wood ran away from thcir driver,
and, in making the turn around the
corner OF our Office, carrie! 2way
our beautiful piazza We watched
for that bull runcher all the after
noon with = duuble-blrrrlcd shot
gun, but he dijn'J come back that
way"
, 1873-10-18

CAPTAIN JACK was suspended on
lie sd, AMI Hiram Smith, Of Ore,
r.cH, On the 18th.
, 1873-10-18

Il is understood that. despite thc fuan,
cial crash the N0rtrru PLciric will be i'm
iShc3 10 Tacoma.
, 1873-10-18

,.mcance. In
= TO this corruption
smith has forfeited all the re-
Spcct which has heretofore been &C.
corded him. lie has lost his rcpu-
tation-thc immortal part of man,
and what remains IS bestial. Poor
man. BY allowing himself 10 be
used as tool Of designing men,
he has fallen 50 low that The gut
ter-snipc" is infinitely his superior.
Referring to the fraud by which
MuItnomah county was carried,
the OreyJ,sjau says: "For our
own part We say with emphasis
the republican party cannot longer
carry this burden Of fraud, corrup,
ton and bribery. It Hmllat aulj0aa
or Nc.7
, 1873-10-18

Is the election t'Colouel Nes,
NTH, Oregon send .hc'frst Grang-
cr TO Congress.
, 1873-10-18

The N-iocs have started ~ Wyo:aia-.
, 1873-10-18
II EI T.
EEsSEFS OE LIFE.
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,

AMI found dynami' and pSycLclosi- force IN
extracts Ct certain plants.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

After a heated debate, the commissioners
of emigration have decided, by vote Of
five to two, to open the Roman Catholic
tions. This settles the now pending church
difficulty.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
Dedication at West pa,vIot.

The Baptist church cdiice in this place
has been closed for several months for re-
pairs 1t has been enlarged and renovated
and rcmodeled. Its interior has been pa
pered, painted, frescoed, carpeted and
cushioned, and presents singularly beau
tiful appearance. If it had the accompani-
ments of stained glass windows it would be
a perfect gem. Tuesday, Nov. 20 the
ministers and brethren of the surrounding
country with large home gathering, met
to dedicate it anew.
The order of exercises, under the man
agemcnt of Rev. Mr.. Town, who has sup
piled the church for few weeks, was as
follows
1, Voluntary by the choir.
g. Invocation by Rev. Il, d. Pierce,
Sen, of Poultney.
g. Reading Scripture lessons by Rev. w.
L. Palmer of Mlddetown.
A. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Clark, of North
Hebron, n. y.
5. Sermon by Rev. Dwight Spencer Of
Fairhaven.
Music was well rendered by the choir be-
tween all these exercises.
Then there was a pause, and Deacon
Allen Whcdon was called on to render an
account of the subscriptions, and Of the
expenses incurred in the work.
The reported subscriptions and other
sources Of revenue was S1,4l9.26 cypen-
SEES, S2,127.2G, leaving a debt balance of
sos.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer then took the floor,
and with gracefulness and ease, peculiarly
his own, suggested to the congregation the
improperly OF defeating church that
was in debt. lie then called for contrbll-
tons to cancel the claims against the
society. Two men offered 500 each,
four men and one lady offered $50, and six
offered $50 each, and ten others $40 each.
\ general contribution raised the balance,
$50, which goes to pay for Mason &
Hamlin organ, not included in the bill.
The whole affair was creditable alike tC
Mr.. Spencer and the congregation.
The exercises were resumed, and the
Rev. David Beecher, of Norway, n. Y,
former pastor of the church, offered an
interesting and eloquent dedicatory prayer
After singing by the congregation, and the
rendering of the doxology, the exercises
| were closed with the bcncdiction by Rev
| Mr.. Town. III.