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Illinois ku Klux.

Du QUoIN, Ill, August l9.--Two
more of the Franklin county ku klux
have been captured. One of them is
fatally wounded. The Sheriff still in
pursuit.
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WASHINGTON, August l9.--The Mis-
sissippi river will fall slowly at Mem
phls and above, and rise slowly at all
points below
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Eiopemcnt I'm High Life.

BRocKToN, Mass, August ID. w.
Robinson, member of the firm of which
his father is the head, eIoped with Mrs.
Hall, after having robbed the safe and
firm of all available funds and some
-four thousand dollars in government
bonds. He leaves wife and two chill
Nrnn
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Monday, the 9Th bay OF September, 1875.

The first term viii close on Friday, The
2ht day of january, 1874 The seoond term
viii commence on Monday, the 2ith dny of
JahuaIE, and close on Friday the 10th day Of
June, 1873.
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Governor TlIden al war.

SYRACUSE, August 10. charges have
heen preferred against Hon. a. G..
Powell, salt superintendent, for mnl.
feasance in Office. Governor Tilden
has cited him to appear before him on
Friday, 10 show cause why he should
not be removed. Mr.. Powell was APP
pointed Halt superintendent in the
spring of 1874, 10y Governor Dix.
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Counierfciiing Plates.

was instantly killed.
COunterfciiing Plates.
PORTLAND, Me, August l0.--Colonel
Kent of the secret service, has receiv-
ed u lot Of countcrteiting plates which
had been thrown in the harbor.
Grimwood's BOdy Fully identified.
CHICAGO, August l0.-The repre-
santatives the Evening Journal have
returned with Grinlwood's body, which
has been fully identified.
CiviI Rights.
BALTIMORE August ia colorcd
woman sues the Pullman Palace Car
Company for ten thousand dUIlars, for
refusing to allow her to ride in n Pull.
man ear from Cincinnati to. Washing
ton.
UBenrihIng Fraud.
New York, August l0.-~Suit has
been brought in Washington against
Captain Maddox, of the Marine Corps,
and his boudsman, Contractor Bar
mum, to recover money illegally phld
TO contractors.
Check stamps.
WASHINGTON, August l9.--Am0ng
the bids for printing check stamps are
seveI0l offers to do the work for moth
ing 1t is n question whether the Gov
ernment can accept such gratulty.
The matter will be referred to the De
partment of Justice.
Prefers Suicide 10 Death OH IL Scnnoid.
Boston, August l9.--George w.
Pemberton, awaiting execution III SUI
folk county Jail, stabbed himself in
four place with handle of II spoon,
which he had sharpened for the pur-
pose. He is in critical condition.
Probable Assassination.
MCLEANsBoRo, Ill.,, August IS. Mrs.
Charles Nj. Oglesby, was found in her
room this morning with her throat
cut from ear to ear. An open razor
was found on the floor. Her husband,
aged twenty-three years, has been ar
rested.
Commercial Failures.
INDIANAPOLIS, August l9.-Willlam
Braden, n prominent merchant ana
real estate dealer, has made an assigh-
ment.
ST.. JOHNS, n. b., August l0.-John
NJ. Leavitt, of the Courtney Bay Glass
Works, and Allen Bros, founders,
have failed. Liabilities not given.
The Turf.
SARATOGA, August 19.-The track
was heavy. The mile and half race,
for three years old, Was won by Victor
Time, 2:4Ss.
The mile race, for two year olds, was
won by Warlock. Time, FAN.
The half mile race, for all ages, was
won by Norton. Time, 2:44i.
The three quarter of mile race was
won by Letting, and the race for two
year olds was was won by Clematls III
l2li.
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DOMESTIC.
Rape Conviction.

FIrCHDuRG, Mass, August l0.-Jo.
seph lapoint convicted of rape, has
been sentenced to fifteen years impris
Onment.
Andy JOhnsOn's Tenn orury Successor.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 49,
Hon. ID. NJ. Key, of this city, has been
appointed to the Senate, vice Mr..
johnson,
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Movements of the President.

PROVIDENCE, August 10. --president
Grant and party were entertained at
General Burnside's quarters, where a
grand clam-bake was had. There
were over two hundred guests from va
rious parts of the State present. At
six O'clock the President and his bum
mers embarked on revenue cutter for
a brief call at Black Island thence
to Long Branch,
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Paying Railroad Si1ais,

New YORK, August l9.-Mr. Jewett,
Receiver of the Erie Railroad Company,
has filed his inventory in the County
Clerks office, showing receipts and
disbursements since his appointment.
Total receipts, dating from his ap.
pointment to the last day of June, OF
which he gives daily items, 50, 1872, 00S,
total disbursement $3.50, sos, leaving
on hand S432, 4O2.
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BOard Of Instruction.

on account ofthe dinlculty attending the
eolleGlion Qfsmall bills. and IN order that
the school may he self sustaining, n strict
compliance with the above terms will be
required; ana no deduction whatever
viii be made for lost time.
MRS. II. d. CoUGHANoUR, Principal.
augSd6w.
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MRS. COUGHANOUR'S
S'''G School h' Young Ladies,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Tho Third Scholastic year OF this lnstiiu-
ti0u, comprising two terms of twenty weeks
Uuph, win uQmntpnce on
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Cotton steady. upmnds ll3sc; Orleans
1919. sales TO bales
Flour puiet and unc' Nugcd. wheat quiet
aud steady. Corn tirmvT,
Pork nrmer at SsI 25@2l 50; lard heavy 1;
steam, lic.
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Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives.
From the South Qunil and expresS).. 9:N u. m
From the North (mail aud press)- 5:!S y. m
From the south, accommodation $40 II. M
FROM the North. accommodation l2:l6 Il. M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves Arrives
Mail and Express...". 500 p. IN. 0.SOp. m
Accommodate 6:30 II. IN. $3.50 b. NJ
Through Freight..".".-l2a6 u. N. l2a5 b. m
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DIsP
FOREIGN.
The Channel Tunnel.

The Channel Tunnel.
PARIS, August l9.--rhe French en-
gineers, who are to assist in sounding
for the channel tunneli have LETT Tor
England.
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UBenrthIng Fraud.

NEW YORK, August l0.--Sult has
been brought in Washington against
Captain Maddox, of the Marine Corps,
and his bondsman, Contractor Bar
mum, to recover money illegally paid
To contractors.
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Ths1ailp Arrald
FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 90.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

ana Departure Of Trains al
Dallas.
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ClViI Rights.

BALTIMORE, August ia colorcd
woman sues the Pullman Palace Car
Company for ten thousand dollars, for
refusing to allow her to ride in n Pull.
man ear from Cincinnati to, Washing
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CHICAGO, August l0,-The repre-
santatives ofthe Evening Journal have
returned with Grinwood's body which
has been fully identified.
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The Indian school at Neah Bay is said
TO be ina very, fiourishing condition, under
the .superintendence Of Agent Hunting
ton. ~ s M
S, From Mr.. Ad. Edgar. who lately re-
turned from trip to Grant county, the
Moaataiaeer learns that the nrining news
from that section is very encouraging. Tile
QUARTZ mines of Elk Greek ard vicinity
are prospecting well, and the ,Cabel mine
is paying handsome dividends. i The Gin
nabar mines that were discovered III the
year '64 or 90, but abandoned on account
of the hostility OF the Indians, is again
being pfospected and opened by Messrs.
Or. g. II. HorsIey; John Ray, Gilbert
Reynolds and ----- Deals, who have form.
ed a company for that purpose. Mr.. Ed
gar says he saw over . hundred pounds OF
pure quicksilver that came from this
mine. They have put up a furnace, and
with q rude apparatus have commenced
turning out the pure quicksilver, and in
sufficient quantities already to supply the
home market. These jniiles are situated a
few miles from the John Day river, on
the south side, and about 25 miles this
side of Canyon City. is
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Axe6E1s a1e de Ise.l.aeFs g d
STEAMER BI,ows Up.
Cepeafn, Riresaa.s ma ksso Decsx afssssIs
Atlled. and 1bganecr DRngerOIlsIy
Wounded

i q
Through the politeltess of w N. Rice,
we are indebted for the following account
of the disaster to the steamer iSenator on
Thursday The steamer Senator, running
between Portland and Oregon City ypnshea
way to Opegan1 City, burst h9Allhoilet.
instantly killing the Captain; Fireman and
two deckhantis and badly .woupding, the
engineer. She sunk in five minutes after
the disaster; nothing but the pilot-house
being above water. Passengers and crew
saved by small boats. The accident hap
pencil about o'clock p. NJ of Thursday.
At Il st accounts the body Of the Captain
had hot been found. ss e
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS ~
Since writing the above we get the fol-
lowing additional particulars: Among the
killed are Capt. McGill; Purser, John
Locey; one fireman and two deu&haRK as
above reported. How many more were
killed It was impossible to find out up to a
late hour last. evening" it vas supposed,
however, that there were seven or eight
passengers among the killed.
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tGold in New York1f5sss y 9g *fi
sss s. legal tenders S719@SS16.
$ aIhe telegraph brings information that
wheat in Liverpool had declined I'D SINCE
! isst quotations. sSzss4f iss
Wheat is getting scarce, and millers and
others who have special demands to sup
ply are paying triffe more for the article
!. that the Liverpool quotations would just
iify shippers in paying, the price offered at
4 Portland being 81 SO per GENITAL, while the
best quotatiopss for Oregon wheat are not
more than 9s Sd. The surplus wheat,
whatever the amount may be, remaining
in first hands here, win doubtless be car
RED over until next atarEests llapieg then
to obtain an advance on present prices.
Our buyers are now offering75c per
brlshel for wheat-an advance of Sc per
bushel since last report. we have heard
OF no transactions, however, at the advance
<fdtss.
Oats command SOC here, while in Port
land they are quoted at Cos per fb6shels
intending sacks.
Eggs are in good supply at 1sc per
dozen. asCIes
Butter is quite plentiful, OF fair to
good quality, and is quoted at 25c per
pound.
~ ~ other changes to notes and markets
generally dull. z = as@a1
sseSan Francisco dates 10 the 9Th give:
Wheat Choice to co6uson, Ell AO6T 80
per GENITAL. Oats 81 05@$2 90. Onions
is-Ale404 10. Potatoes-$2; new, s. 5o@3.
Butrer- -25@3O. Eggs Oregon, q 4c.
SpFihg chickens, s4G7 per dozen; hens,
$s0e; roosters, &8@9 ducks, $500 j;
geese, 4120eE5. Toel sprina, busy
and heavy, 1Spl5c
ss Potatoes SOL rs 4 bnshel.
Apples, green, retailing from stores at
6211ac per box.
81 Chickens. 81 50a3 p dozen.
HaAns I3Isc; shoulders &c sides lie
@ M
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Wild pigeons are plenty; among tfEF ~
wheat fields Of Salem pralrieg 81 ii Il -
Farmers are getting along splelldly
with their work. notwithstanding the back
wardness of the spring. = III
Two or three good teachers arc wanted
by the school superintendent Of Benton
county. ,..a ,,e
NesrGrass Valley, California. tl,e stags 4
was stopped By couple Of higtwxyme
and while 0pe covered the passengers With 80,
his tIouble-bar1elrd gun tIie other went 5 q
through them. talking pleasantly ali the
while. He stuffed chat lie hadg paekud his
blankets alf farotind over the cCsnntry, luOE.n--s
ing for work. but had not been able d find
n job. The Chinese, he remarked weres.T
running this country, and white men wlEtfs )
be compelled to go into the road agency s,,sS H
business. He regretted TO have to rob tlsef y
passengers. but times he said, were very ii y
hard, and the grass was very short, and iir
fact, the dsagreeable occurrence was :s,s, s
yoidable. u - w
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PER1LS OF TltE sANr1Am.
WATERLoo. April 29. ]

WATERLOO, April %. 1875.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Our usually quiet town
was this morning the scene of quite an ex-
element. About 8s0fcIoek lsild voacgsaua
men running from the mill drew the atten-
tion of all to the river, where two men sho
had gone over the dam, were seen stand
Ing waist deep in the water. Just above the
falls. Four men, Jim Stearns. Frank
Davidson, VIM. Summers aud Ambrose
Privit were bringing raft of logs to the
mill. when at the proper point as they
supposed, two of them left the raft and
went to the shore in a skif, holding the
end Of a rope fastened to the raft, with
which to suub it and swing it into the race.
But by some niishAp they had gone little
too far out, leaving barely rope enough to
reach the shore; and after holding to tt a
moment, Stearns was obliged TO reiinquisll
his grip on it, and the raft moved directly
toward the dam. When Il passed over,
Davidson and Summers got onto the dam
and remained theresome time. But David
son. eDdeavoring to hold onto Sanners,,.
caused him to-lose his footing. AID they
both rolled together Into the boiling waters
below.
Gaining their fset. they stood in s,atet
about mid-deep, Walking for help. Th4
skifF was broGght and pat In he river Be-
low the dam, wf:ea Prisft. with admirabIs
management, went directly to them, and
after Eome sctambling, getting M and
getting out, they were all seated; but In
stead OF coming back, the effort was made
to gain the opposite shore. 1t was evident
to those witnessing the seenetliat fhisped1a
not be done, and soon appeared manifest to
the oarsman agt1o turned the bow of the
boatdOwn stream. and ndalIawaitelthe result
with feelings which can better be imagined
than describedgE Rlae sIxif pRseed rapalE-
down the ttbig Shute, - but sit struck the
recoil at the foot, the bow rose high in the
air, the water rushed into steFpssxanpel
il, and the three men were left to battle
with the waves. When the bow was
turned down stream, one ran into the mill
to get an axe to cut tie chain WITH which
the only slxiR below the falls was fastened.
From thence he saw Privit and Sumnaers
climbing upethe rocks toward which The
current and their own efforts had carried
them. Davidson was seen for moment
several rods Farther down, motioniess, but
moving rapidly with the current. He was
soon after found clinging to some bushes.
Being taken from the water he was soon
able 70 walk to the house. ~ are now
doing well. SANTtA4fse,
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HA. r FARE7 Tickets have been issnsd
by the.o. s. G.. Railroad to persons attend
ing tile Oregon Presbytery at Portland.
good from the 4th to the 10th; to Cham
piohs of the Red Cross from 10th to 18th; !;
to Grand Lodge IOOF, from 18th to 24th,
all to Portland and return. Good enough.
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Z
CRAwBoRpvxL4R, May 81, 1675.
ED. REc1srEH r6e farpsey ofs sl,isH
little valley are aboat an dou6 setIAae9 ard
most Of the grain isSsaS and l,eiys
Every one was wlslll Tor III. Eilli NY
were highly gratfaed by nib ;alssosxer;
which begun in the aEtsf6o0f1 81 hturdaH
and lasted all day Sabbath. BeIAg Ysg5
warm rain II started the grass and leaves
with renewed vigor.
Since the opening gf sairs lsse
assumed a business aspect. -Four saw-mills
are IN full blast, and owing to their great
advantage IN obtaining choice .timh6f,
they are hlrniBg OUT perhaps sflie Best
quality Of lumber OF any mills in the VIII
lamette valley.
Al greats niany persOss are engaged in
tEls manufacture Of cedar fence-posts, which
is getting 10 be quite q branch of industry,
MS IL affords ptos alent Or S6sny men, ID
wen as teams which are used in hauling
them down to the prairie where they are
cold. 8ga -
Dr. w. H. Rowland organized an en-
xampment Of the Independent CdsampsCil
Of the Red Cross, on the 18th nit. FoiEy-
eight Denbess were enrolled. The fOllQW-
inr officers were elected tor tl1 lsqlnB
term: Robt. Glass, E.css E. Y. Cfaw-
ford, u. Conn. q. n. ByIand ". Sec:
Jane ia. es|;s. Glsss T: s. ~ s. coeSesaS. ce1ea :.
@. og the H. Nancy Carey, U.C-s and
further saith not bob ~ Aslses g
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f,.afef.lI Thnnsnnls

Grateful Thousands proclaim
SINEt;.lR BII~rERs the most Wonder
ftil lnvigoflnt that evor sustained
the sinking system.
no Person can take these Bit.
terS according TO directions. and ro-
main long unweil. provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other nle;llls.s and vital or
gans wasted beyont! repair
Bilious. Remitteilt. and Ia-
ternittent Feyrrs. which are s0
prevalent iii the valleys Of our great
rivers throughout the United states,
especially. those of tho Mississippi,
Ohio, Missouri. Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas. Red, Colo
RADIO, Br;lZos, Rio Grande. Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. 10
annke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributaries. through
out our cntiro country during tho
Summer and Autumn. and reinarka-
bly, so during seasons of Unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably nc
companicd by extensive tci:angc-
mcnts of the stomach and liver, AMI
other abdominal viscerst. In their
,,,>,,e,.r,,l ;,,,i.,i..s.... s.-s. -; .
-. - I: III. ~
.s ~, " s.s''is. 70 csaoli.ii.iiy i'eccS'A1..
ncfo Is lfo c;stifaitic tlf TIC purpose
equal to DE. J, WALKEE's yiSE';At
tarTKss, ~ TEE; as .hey WIN sesl.ly rcnlosS
tho h,,,,.oi ny .,,.1...I :, H. .,.. ,;.,n
stiIn,,Ia,ir.r tba r..,;.,,,s - fhn l;vsr
and rener.sIl.. ,,,r;,,, he b,.lr,,. inns.
tions of the digestive organs.
go ~. - '.r.: ~. aa !, ..s7ss $50.
Ssssc ny lltlrHNltlb al lis Iltilds wlln
{ NiNEGAK HiTrERs. No cpideniie can
laso huid oi y system thts i"rs.-ariii.d.
dyspepsia or OIsiiidisyGSil0fi, lica,l-
ache, Pain III the Shauldcrs. Coughs.
Tigltncss Of tho Chest l'izxins.<s. S''ur
i.ruetatltlns ot the StoHlacil, iSah Iaslo
IN Inc Muitt,i siiisIts Atfacks falfLa-
ton ai the Heaft, lnllasninall1n ni mo
9 Lungs, Fam II! tho regluii 81 The hidiicys'
ana q alndred other paiiiin! ssinfieshs.
are tho oiispriiiEs Of Dyspepsia. One in.t-s
Tie Will prove hciter guarantee ni ~
merits than y lengthy advertisement.
ScrOfInla, or kiMgS Evil, White
Swelling& EleeFs, ErySipclas. Swrllcd
Neck, GOitra, s,crpfnlous slniiammatis,iiss
lnloleih IliHalntiations. Mcrcnfiai alice
{ fioIis, Old Sores, ErHptioiS Of tile aklr.
Sore Eyes. ate. In tliesa. ar m al 9tllcr
constllstlosaaI Diseases, WAISkK asA.
1s:As1 E.ss ~ etssa
alls0 pS%sEaaisi taao ins'es as''efa Ai'so @.ests
A.srac tabie gag =,
EOf 1llllallltilaL0I' J. ;tlit III rOtliC
1tleuMatiSail, Gout, Bilious, iecntIs-
tent and Intermittent kevers Diseases
ofthe Bluod, Liver, Kidneys and isladdsf.
these 5ittess hare IiD equal such !1is-
eases are caused ~ iliatcd asl'"Hlt
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il. 3astskapSf III aent g@6gffs. isf73i
Oregon's Congressman elect, Hon. Geo.
~. LaDow, died at lis residence in PEN
,dletcn, on last Saturday morning, of rheu-
fnatism of the heart. This will necessitate
the ordering of special election to fill the
vacancy sometime between now aud the
meeting 81 The next Congress, Which con-
senes OH the first Monday in December. 4
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msEu

T.AuEoR BAf.rsAR1S, bora fiStsraHk
county. Oregon. December 9th, 1853, died
aE'ehel residshe8 ii IS parektS. Eek. G6fcr-
1IIAr DAY1D w. and j. E.. BALLARlp, In
Lebanon, linn county, Oregon, May 4tii,,
1875, aged II years. 4 months and o DAYS.
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Lard, in fiji cans; 81 IS; in bulk, 1oc
TB. .sSs ;ff4aA
White beans 4c p ih.
Onions scarce -nominally 81 50 per
bushelfrom stores. ~ " ~
Beet, orlIft,ot. &c pork, 5ltSc;; mutton
sheep, per head, %. fa3,5i
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- FROM SC1O.-A gentleman Who came
om Scio, the City or the Forks, on Tnes1
day, gives us the following items:
w. B. Dunbar, G.W.C.T:, organized a
Good TemplqF AtaleR An that place ona1fosi-
dhEhigtt, with eighteen charter members.
The WCT is ). Il. Miller; WV'E, Annie
Hamilton; Sec., B. F. Irvine; LID, j. ID.
1ISihe; IPWCT, d. E. .-Gresswells 30 Te-ft
The members Of the N. z. Church win
erect a 1900 .edifice in Scio this season;
$1,000 has already been subscribed.
There are about $50 children of school
age in the district. 80 OF whom are astend-
EiHg thel district school, taught by Prot. Il.
c. Jory. The Directors voted to exclude
all studies only such as are required bylaw
which causes considerable feeling among
patrons of the schSonEs> az .sSfs@1 81
- There are pira5ousa ilathe city .doinga
general mercantile. visssiness. TiIefes are
two drug stores, one fine Touring mill. two
hotels. one church, belonging to the Chris
tiam determination, and three saloons, be-
sides 1ivery Stables, blacksmith shops. etc.
"a very afrly attended Sunday School,
Feesntly inad uratea, 4 ilsAeIdfh tie ihstfan
Church, superAntsndettip mfr. G.NGDlcKeE
On Thursday esenliig Of last week the
spelling bmasala sfrucicthe town, and IN old
fashioned 1speils' 8 was u had, h,;cas mas
largely htteaos At yhfeh is fact was
developed thas SEQ had some orthograp41l
aeal shasps the peer Of any esa the eeast.
Rnfnor 4ad 1t the SqIo snellista pypnld soon
sises1e challenge to the Albapx spellists to
I,pest them IN ishattlp arrnr.' May. our,
gfOlks be prepasad sor tila ssolset-zAI AIbasy
expects every masry6 90 MS dn6yge e i'ss'' {
The health OF Sci6tlAsspFE6g Il sitiif1nstisaIty
bad, and the two N. DIS, ). Z. Martin and
j. s. HeFndon, are kept busy.
The farmers were comRlaipipg of the
lack Of rain, as the ground was getting too
bard to plow. The late raiRsl.sye probabiy
softened the. ground. az t.i ~ el4s q lsa.
! ogvw 1aaez -. a.Assa effa.sH ssr,4 I.,sa
FIis1aAN, PICNIC. The steamer Cor
ev5.or Grofsr having been generously tender
el DE FiFe Company, free, for an exnlr-.
sion E0h tia 2lsC inst, and the tender hav-
ing been aar Tgenergusiy aecspusd by tRei
cQWpapy, everybody eaa getIeady iorthe.
akdAtSibR and Jolly good time on that
day. Tie steamer viii leave this city
early on the morning pf the 2Ists return,
Ing ahou o'clpcAk "a. .the evening In the.
evening 9 graad ball Wilthsl givBnlat the
ep &puse4 "a mot 1agosasaryl Tor jus
9Aat ttfIeills be an eEijoyuble occas
sslon. for the 0nesters, ike the crops In
TEN4~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07

Ex-senator Pratt, says the, telegraph
has been rendered and accepted the office of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, dis
p1aEing Douglass. This was surprise to
! Douglass if to no one else. 10 .rYa 3s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
LOCAL. .W.FTTE7RS.

A RELIABLE AND PROGRESSIVE FIRM,
While in Toledo, last week, we drop
ped in upon Messrs. CAsTNER & MILLER,
general Insurance agents, late of "a
Jefferson street, but at present located in
Room 4, Merchants National Bank
Building, cornner Summit and Monroe
streets. In order to facilitate their
largely increasing business, the above
change became imperative, and We con
gratulate them on the excellent accom-
mediation and neatly appointed office
they possess. Both members of the
firm are gentlemen of exceptional cour-
tesy and geniality, shrewd at business,
and about the most diligent workers we
are acquainted with in the city. They
represent some eight or nine of the lead
ing and safest offices submitted to the
residents of Toledo and environs, and
are characterized for their attentions in
every emergency when claims come
before them. We know of no firm, in
their line, we can recommend in Tole-
do, with greater confidence than CAST
NER & MILLER, whose established char
aracter and business capacity is fast be-
coming universally popular.