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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
S SO. per Acre.

Apply 10
]. w. POTTS, or ]. II. BLANCHARD,
At the office of blanchard & Gould, No 10
Temple Block, or ]. w. Morgan, Spring
street Temple Block. novT 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE
Special Dispatch to the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, December
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

ChEEP FOR SAlE.-I,OOO three year
~ old good grade Spanish MerinO ewes for
sale, served with thoroughbred Spanish Me-
rinO Rsms Commence lambng the lst OF
February. For particulars apply at the Farm
and Merchants Bank, OF to
GEO. CARSON,
dec9*lm DomingueZ Ranch,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

EOR SALE.-A Good Paying business,
consisting of Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery,
Stationery and Yankee Notions. For par
ticulars enquire of c. C.. LIPS,
No. 2 Arcadia Block, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
FOR SAuE-FOR RENT.

INOR SALE.-02 acres of superior farming
IL land handsomely situated, with churches
schools and thriving settlement near by.
Can soon be divided into desirable residence
lots. S65 per acre, BRONX 4 MITCHELL,
decl2tf Commercial Bank Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

EOR SAlE.-City lots in an eligible To-
7 cnlty. Also, for sale or rent, good fruit
aud farming land in Orange, on the Santa
Ana rancho. Water in abundance. Apply
10 II. s. ORME,
noy2Stf "a Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

Ten Acres corner Figueroa and Washing
ton streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

CHEEP FOR SALE 500 Cotswold
0ewes. VIII lamb early. Apply to
MICHAEL BROPHY,
Four miles Northwest of Lyors' Station.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

EiRST GLASS BOARD & ROOMS.
] Suits, and large single rooms, with sun
ny exposure, at the KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street. The house Is elabOrately
furnished, contains all msdern improve
ments, and commands charming view of
mountain and valley. nOv6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

These Lots are entitled to tie water rom
IN most of the streets, and need no grading
PRICES RANGING FROM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

EOR SAlE.-An Orange Orchard Of lOA
] acres I'm the city on the West side of Main
street, containing also IA variety of fruit trees.
Walnut, Italian Chestnut, and Vines of the
best varieties all kinds in bearing. Terms
easy. Apple to w. Fl. MACE,
Attorney-At-Law.
decl I'm II Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
WAkTS-LoST-FoUNp.

BOARD wANTED-For three months,
dress H. 8
decl5*lt This office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

In addition to the above we have large
list of very desirable city and county prop
erty. which we are Offering at low rates and
on easy terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

$500 to S 900 per lot.
A l. - O.
81 Acres in the City Limits,
Nesrthe Telegraph road leading 10 Cahuengo
Pass. Price,
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speczaI Nossees.

NEW FIRsr.-Snm Miller has bought the Wag-
on and Smithshop heretofore occupied by
and unfinished work, and IS now prepared TO
furnish anything I'm his 1ipes consisting of
&c.s nnd general sfnitlling nenfly and with dis
les, and insure satisfaction. An work war
ranted ! think can make Il an object for
of work. i use the best Of material. hickory
and oak, from the Eastern States. Call and eY-
anime for yourselves al want fs fair trial.
have had several years Of experience on this
coast and with the knowledge thus gained, am
certain can please you. guarantee to sell for
cash as low as-can be bought In this city. a
large lot OF lumber Wagonss side and end spring
carriages and haotH on hand. Patronize home
man ufActery-dO not send your money OF ont
q me country. Act the part of wise men, and
S2tf
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orr Co..aroN SCHOOLS.


A city, county OF oesVo = PAos.ess1so
In proportion to the interest that Is
:. aa,,alo,,;no the moral and in. |
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teilectuai HlAn s =: !, ,r.,.s.
parent that the States OF sle = i'lou we
with each other III promoting the inter
i education Each has made lib |
es1s - e.. .,,a ,,,,l,l;o s.,,ao,.
eral enaoWnlensn fs -. 1,5E;ol, ,.,;sl, sis
out o. lle oe1sp r-.s..s.s ~ sI 1e.I.
liberal oonas.on y 81 &C., ~. ~,
ana ootn 5000 ..,,-,,I;e , TIC ,,,s,,s o,.ss -
NC ootllsA .sa sstt.r, ti,ss I.s 49,,
carry on sns g.l1;shs5 gahH g ~. s..''' - s
aeviseu @1u nsasa.s So ~. ce tho svo,,n.,.e.
Anu 49, .l,a %, s;sts-,,oe,a gs - So
stars CnaI ..~a,, - sI,e, = ,,ss,sss -.
may Meia sI,<. lste,,s @ ,,..,s.,s e
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the Ininu. so ss.,.ss - ss'.sos
system suss ea:I;.;s.. I g. -;3T,cs.;..1. 49,
osaus' 'nG ;.h;n s. 4,,o -ee.h 81 ,,ls - 81 a-S "a
yousI % I'D COUNT nav ;,stl ho.st ~
~. I,,e. as So. rood ecbooIs ss are found =
.,sn s So We are ;ntorroad stLat Il
si.;. ao,.,,4r 4l.sra a,o sovo,,tv sax,e,,
sahsoi Ss 5;str.cts Ana that thara = er
- - ,,,o,,tl,.s s,sl,,I 3, -.,l
S;s..S -. - ,,o.. "a -.
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a-,rlo,,e5 .,,t taac,s 80. a. =,
o go ss1sr,, - S1s m ~. - ,,onth
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fo-raaS tbst .bl..a ,=,ss a,,.,,Ic.,el ! HORT
e;c,btu. tseol,ars ae 4ba ear,ns avaraf,e
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;th ~. -, 4v-. ea,,s;o,,<. hs,e, r,c.,.
n;ad II 4be sa,,ensls ss,,ss, sc.eol a.
:: :. 8 = or -.
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- .s...,:i. 49,. :, -. -
60. "-s4:.: Pt.s.s g -. s" ~ = -
lol slls s:e1n lesal.sles = a.Is. .I,... ~.
Anu = e.ie scnoVls .uLo1sss1lo.s sne
County, @Lo ~ Ss goou nAu.s 80 ~ -
gresslng as wen as senooas y sn,s Guy,
sle yousns ol sne i1aau VIII oe wen - sl.s1
i;aly plpAls1 pa - eopS WIN. sl.se N:s.'
sAs'O.. 1n Aho.n sAy o'Sy
@ -. oss a.
H,uer euo @ lasssllens s - n
:. 1oyse, assisted Dy an sACs.ish. !
condition. And wa ara nleasaf1 1o seq
tbot An, r;t;-o,,s =. ,.,,,st =, Loov,
80 =. ee.. .c -
WIN Ste Progg.esss o1 ene sltlles @ =
the matter of educ9tl0n. As the city
increases in population and wealth. SC
shoul6 tba fac;I;t,es -, ;ncreasa3 fs,r a<.
a1...:ss - 1-1--s4 '1s.--S.-s1 y,
; seioPniS TUG iaOehs PoHsis ot the lnos l
lect. AT the present time about 25(
: nunils can be accom.nod lated at our n,,b
t. aalr-,l. ,r,b;eI, = ..S,.,s;lo. o.ohl,, -,
,o sto.s 81 "tsach 10 co,iS..ei aD.o s.ro Ase
tnan nail, as there Is probably oOU per
+ sons OF school age in the district.
y Last year Lhere was Sz,Vz1.oV paie
the distribution IF tha Sn,,ey;n4arf3ont
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eHERHEFvS SALE.

SHkz&kEEvS @AAAEs
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
In writ of execution issued out Of the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for the county Of
linn, in favor of J. x. Cooper, and against W E-
Fuller, dated tho 18th day of September, l61bs
have levied upon, and win, on
Friday, the 5Ga dag Of November, 1875,
Mt the court house door in said county, at the
hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon Of SAID Gay
title, interest and estate of the said " R. Fuller,
in and to the following described real property,
situated in said county Of Linn, to wit: Begin
ing Mt point in the middle OF the county road
leading from Brownsville to Sweet Home valley
twenty chains east of the east lnc of the d0nA-
ton land claim OF Robert Glass and wife rum
ming thence east three chains and eighty-ouo
links to the Calapooia Creek, thence down the
middle of the said creek to point north Of the
more or less to the place of ginning, contain
ing forty acres, more or less.
day of sale.
L.C. RICE.
Sheriff Of Linn County, Ogn.
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Piles . PILES,

yUHT SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
w troublesome complaint cannot be
cured whom SO many evidences of success
might be placed before you every day
cures OF supposed hopeless cages! 10uf
ali0w the complaint TO exist, you lessen
your chances for relief. Experience h0s
0ssghe GtEs aB all e1see.
a. Caxoehers q Co.'s R1le PiEEs aasi
Damtmems
are aH they nre recommendedt to be-. VIII
csare Chronic. Blind and Bleeding Plies IN
d vary short time and are cozl1sessicl& 70 aEse
THIS preparation Is sent ny mail OF cx-
press 70 amy point Within tne Bniteu Statss
{ e AxdsSreass, S. q. GARoTHERs s. CO..
@zwk BOX 90, Albany Oregon.
The Eugene 11remen ara making ar
raagemenfs for q grand Gall az Lane 3
HaH on Christmas eve.
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=
IN the Circuit Court OF the State Of Oregon for
Luther Elkins, plaintiff VI y. g. srannous,-
Suit n eduity to remove cioud on tEfIetcreaiS
To r. spannous, the above named defendant:
IN the name Of the 6tute of Oregon: Y0u are
nsss9y % & o1rf ena g fe se s3 "a
Tor the County of Linn, within ten days from
the date Of the service f this sumtnon4 ON yon,
II servsd IN my otter county In said state OF
Of such service, and if served by puhlleatlon.
e ss snS S the Tsl e os oI sa & Gonn f0 o
Monday, the
assh tlay Of Oeseaer. 1szx;
and answer the complaint ot the plaIntifK
herein, on file against yOn with the Clerk of
swer will be taken against you. You are here
g te Il ts abcy
ses ss sssss ss Dans az u aEgs g Rs Go4
said defendnast make, exeeuee, acknoviesisss
oses ssd Sfs u u 81 e eor ane
and interest Qf Said DEFENDANT ln Mmd TO the
tEacS or land known as the donation land claLm
g sna se N Soas psans Is On Mo fss
plate end sarveys O. the united statss on hle as
II g y lp 3 g ss5 y as SsSsRs ss
said Court further erder ana decree the legal
and eqnifaBle title or said land 70 be in the piaan-
s sRa tnet te g sS
Euf this suit md such other and furCMek reES1 a.
sn''ia seszsa' 'ss's1 g essois ELL d KI1NN,
ATTORNEYS fer HlAanftffs
Published BY order of Hon. p. r. Bpahnu1s
JUDGE Of said Court, made at Ghamners sept.
2ds 1870.
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@DMaxON1.
In the Circuit 1eurt Of the State OF oxexon
TIaanas clelnuaans, plaantin. vs. nartna Glenn
mons, defendant:
SEl6 for divorces ST sssss ~
ya daEtha Glemznens. the Defendant apove
n dsIIsa name ef she state or orexou xuu ars
neEes3y regg1req e sppeax snd ansNer the conn
entitled snsf, now On Ole WI thu clerk ef xaid
court slzin Ten days aHfee the 6nfs ~f F5e ;s<s.
vtee@& this upon gaM IL @erNe IN Efisss
ccEnEy QxeEnu4 nnt ~ served IN altw fS{lsars
county tho State then ~ ffsSsi tErss1
Days ateq the date q9 the aer4see aG tllfs ersrss
mons pleon you Or A se1Yed b. nul5lscNfiS OF
tho ny the 1iEst day og tho nsxf relEss-
aEzla szns - sDetoisr, zssr.
at Alhany III rid county nnfs state. as,d ror,
nrs nottae0 that y you El 20 A5 a5Ss sssp ans
ez % lRQza 4cua1ze<3, 1uk want al Hnssser the
pl1InftG ln epply 70 the cuuff for x7is rei3cf
% IN the nt n W7le3Y fa s f3issrs7i7s
t1qSe e @ nzAEz9a@S con kxMSk azkNtszae hskrfssn
y1a md thu faizst1szs nzl Tor ff2 s4s SsS1 c1l-
f1NE 81 tAo E&& &HFs
john A. GA@mIaanEs ERzAszaz q. EIfslnzNeNe. n.
Ctemtllenes z1oE1A4 G<elzltffni7 n {fE36 Fi<1n-s
mlenn End Andrew EleenzSSSslS 1zsr5eE III 257e.
Complaint 70 the pdalnt JOS HANM0#,
Pnhsiishcd hy order o9 s. Fs a71ssis7s Judge
q sda SouEts nfoh ofdex bears date arkcan6er
september u. ls7Ssssv7ss
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=. HoouE-
A. WHEELER c.P. HoaUE-
a. w heeler & Co.,
sHEDD, OREGON
Forwarding 8 Commission Merchants.
x.s...~a.s.. nxa-rs,ns.e,ssa mr,ta Prosauee.

A good assorfnre1ss OF ral kinds of Goods ~
ways In storent lowest market rarses.
Agents for sale Of wagons Grain Drils, Cider
Mills. Chglrns, 90, &C.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS. PORK, BUT
TER, EGGs aud poULTRY.
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ID. .. RICE. N. D..
Surgeon q Physician.

fNFFTCE FL, st street, between Ferry
" and Washington. RESiDEFCE-Yhifu
street, two blocks below or east Of Mefho.
asp Church, Albany, Oregon. vbn4s
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New To-Day.


a SMALL FARM ron RENT. n BENToN
com tY. about / X miles from this city, on
which there is d dwelling and all rho necessary
outbuildings. For terms, &C., call aG the store
Albany. oct. y, 1s7ssvstf. = 'ss-I .'-.s,1.-s' =
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the Willamette. A ditch from the Canal
west on Front street carries water to the
Farmers Warehouse, the saw mill and Al
bany Foundry. Another ditch running
north, ON Lyon street, carries water to the
planning mills OF Alttiouse g Co. and q.
Carter s. Co. and Chas. SIMPSONS ware
house. another ditch running north,
down Broadalbln street, carries water to
the Democrat, Jas. II. Foster 8 Co. and
r. Cheadle.
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u. w. BALDw1N.

Attorney and Counselor as E.sw,
WTTfIL. PRACTICE IN ALL THE Courts
w in the Cd. I'd and 4th Judicial Dis
trfcts. In the Supreme Court OF Oregon
and in the q .S. District and Circuit Courts.
OFFICE-3n Parrish brick, fHp Stnirsl, In
office occupied by the late N. 81. CranOr,
First street, Albany Oregon. tos6vc
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LARGE STOCK Cast your eagle eye over
the new card of John Briggs, IN this issue
of the REG1sTER. MI. briggs, since moy-
ing into his new ana handsome store, has
received 6ne stock Of stoves, ranges
pumps, and In fact scores Of articles needed
for every day nse, made of copper, brass,
tin. lead, iron, etc, which he win dispose
Of on liberal terms. He is . tair dealer,
very accommodating and gentleEnansy, and
Is building up . large trade. Call at the
new store. -
HOUSE MOVING. Vprkmen were yes
tenssy employed moving the old sbuiIding
on tie corner Of Lyon and Main streets.
The lot and building belongs to a. Carofh-
ers ii Co, and we understand that they In
tend TO erect fine building on the lot just
as soon as the Iursber can be obtained.
This IS the only draw back that Albany has
tie scarcity Of lumber.
Drs Plummer removed bis large stock Of
drugs perfnmery, books ationarys etc,
yssteriay. to his new purchase the brick
near the cOrner ok W Nashington street. on
Eirss sireet The taisg pt Oface has also
been zazsDyed tc Plun1nler' .s:i
GosN HOsfE lars. Hester Reed, who
/ has been on d vlslf to her children In this
city for two or three weeks, lsfE here yes
! terlay on the noon tran tor her home
ii " alla ayalIa:
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s, and srax uriee and fesnaa before buying
sisE5z9 Sore, ak nv Blacksmith SHOP corner SEQ
oszd ana EilsWoFfh sfsss a lpalay oregon
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SOMETHING MORE.
Mr.. Sass Charges Winter With
Having Stolen His Money.
The Examination of Winter
Postponed Until the eth
Of April.

MIR. Winter appeared at the Police Court
yesterday morning, but owing to the fact OF
his not being ready for examination it was
postponed until the 9th OF April. He still
denies the charge made against him by the
old man Sass, and seems willing to have his
trial take place as soon as possible. There
seems, however, to be a few suspicious
things connected with this affair, one OF
which is that, Monday, as the policemen
We're searching the premises OF Winter, the
latter forcibly elected Mr.. Sass from room
| which was being oyerhauled by the officers.
The old man, being weak and enervated by
| sickness and want, could do nothing TO help
himself.
Last evening our reporter called on Mr..
Sass to get his version of the story. He
states that on the evening of the 18th of
January he and his wife went to the house
of Mr.. Winter, to spend the evening that
while they were at tea Winter got up, went
out, and returned again, after nearly three
quarters of an hours absence, and that he
had on slippers at the time. When he
and his wife went home they discovered
their loss Immediately, and rushed down TO
Winters to tell the fact /; that the latter
came up to his house, and after looking
around, said that shoemaker, living on
Shawnee street, had taken the money. In
the morning slipper tracks were seen in the
snow and sand in the rear of Sass house,
which the old gentleman positively asserts
correspond exactly to the shape and size Of
Winters foot. He says, also, that he has
no doubt in the world that when Winter
went out, while he and his wife were at his
(Winter's) house, that he came up to his
(Sass') house and took the money. He also
distinctly says that beside himself and wife
Winter was the only one in the city that
knew OF the whereabouts OF the treasure.
About two weeks ago, Mr.. II. T. Green
went to the house of Mr.. Sass and found
the latter and his wife in bed sick, unable
to work, and wanting the necessaries of life.
He gave the old man money, as also did
Mr. Foster. Since the loss of the money,
both the old man and his aged wife have
been half crazy in consequence, and but
for the kindness of certain philan,hropists
who have interested themselves in their be-
half, they would have starved to death.
1t was the intention Of the old couple to
have returned to Germany, their old home,
and spend the remainder of their lives. In
the meanwhile, previous to the examina-
ton of Winter, every effort will be made
to obtain evidence to either acqui: or con-
vict him.
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THE MEDIUM AGAIN.
Mrs. McGee, the Clairv0yant,
Pretends to Tell the Where.
abOuts Of Stolen Prop:
erty.
1t is Extremely Probable that
She Has Been Mistaken.

Our readers will probably remember that
on the night of the 18th Of January last,
the shop and sleeping room OF Mr.. E. Sass,
tailor, doing business and residing on
Main, between Shawnee and Delaware
streets, was entered, and cash to the amount
OF $1,000 taken from a bureau drawer. The
money was tied up in rags, placed in pa
per bag, and put in the bureau drawer,
from which it had been taken while the
couple were on a visit to Mr.. Chas. Winters
on Main street. Notwithstanding the ut
most efforts OF the police, the thief could
not be discovered, and the whereabouts of
the money has remained a mystery to the
present day. This heavy loss had a most
depressing effect upon the spirits OF the old
couple, it having been the hard-earned
savings of years. They have, however,
borne up bravely, and have always believed
that their money would be eventually re-
stored to them.
Last week, some time, the old man cun-
."itSA thc -sIs. -AStCSf VIM
claims to have discovered the bodies OF Mr.
Seyforth and young Bickford, both OF whom
were drowned in the waters OF the treacher-
Gus Missouri, who told them that concealed
in the mattresses, chest and cellar of Chas
Winter, grocery keeper, on Main, be-
tween Cherokee and Choctaw streets, the
money would be found. Accordingly,
search warrant was procured, and police
men detailed 10 search the house. Here
was found some S27O in cash, and twenty
four pieces of coin, consisting Of quarter
and half dollars. 1t is reported that $500
was found in mattress, but this lacks con-
irmation, and is probably untrue. There
is nothing suspicious as to the finding of
the money, as it is probable that every
business man would have that much in his
possession. In regard to the silver coins
that were discovered, it is not believed that
Mr.. Sass can identify them. Mr.. Winter
was arrested, but subsequently released on
bail, and he will appear at the police court
this morning for examination.
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LEGAL.
Read Notice.

COUNT CT.EsE's OFFICE,
LIZ vE.wJgTH. NsSsr.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-The Secretary
of the Treasury issued a call, to-day, fol
five millions OF the $40 bonds, upon which
interest ceases the Goth OF July. The Sec.
rotary also instructs the Assistant Treasur.
ers throughout the country, TO begin, to-
morrow, paying the May interest, without
rebate The bonds called in are coupon
bonds, and are included within the follow.
ing numbers: sos, from - to 4Os, ST., 100
1o0s, from $4,000 to S44 200 sos, from
$4,000 to So, 400; l,00Os, from $4,000
to S1O,9J0.
General Cowan, and other officers Of the
Interior Department, discredit the report
that the President has requested Secretary
DelanO TO resign, and considers it very i'm
probable, in view of the fact that the Pres
ident and Mr.. Delano are TRAVELLING togeth-
er for pleasure. Many persons here, how
ever, believe the report to be true.
Among the rumors of Cabinet changes, is
one TO the effect that Attorney General
Williams will soon retire from his present
position. He does not absolutely deny the
truth of the repor', but admits that it is
probable that he may engage in other pur-
suits. Some of his most intimate friends
say that the indications are that he will re-
sign at the end of the present fiscal year
II not sooner.
Commissioner Ingersoll to-day held ex-
Marshal Kinds, accused of completely in
the mail frauds, in the sum of $500 bail,
to await the action Of the grand jury.
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Enquire for Them,

We feel assured that our friends will
thank us for bringing before their notice ar
ticles which have no superior among the
many that fill our markets We refer to
the celebrated DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and Flavoring Extracts. We have
used them, and can confidently commend
them TO the community as the best article
in domestic Use. They are the leading ar
ticles of their kind in america, and should
tie on the shelf of every well regulated fam
lily grocer. Place them in your list, and
when you next order, give them trial.
The baking powder cans are as large as
other kinds, contain as much in measure,
the powder is pure and light, and as two
teaspoonfuls is as effcctual as three Of most
kinds, il is fifty per cent. cheaper.
dSy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-22
NO. 6, BADGES,

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-22
INTERPRETATIONS.
Continuation Of Beecher's Cross:
Examination.
The ''Step Down and Out" Clause
Explained.
Five Millions of the $50 Bonds
Called in.
Att0rney.General Williams to
Step Down and Out.
An Thurman Fiend Receives his
Dues in Missouri.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 20.-At quarter be-
fore ], Judge Nelson entered the Brooklyn
City Court room, escorting Hon. Cyrus W.
Field to a seat on the bench. The audience
was as large as yesterday, and included
many ladies. Beecher took his place on the
! stand, and the cross-examination was con-
tinued:
Fullerton read from the direct testimony
of the witness, stating that Tilton charged
him with having made improper proposals
to his wife. The witness said: This is not
true; regarded the word charge" as syn
onymous with the term declare" and il
was in this sense used il in writing to my
nephew, when l said, charges were with
drawn" l referred to the we'll
known charges that Tilton had told against
me and those of Bowen, which he repeated,
nor did intend to go into any other; while
Tilton narrated the matter to me, he charg-
ed me only in the manner in which the
charges had been told him by his wife;
don't know if Moulton knew that the
charges against me were other than i'm
proper proposals; he never mentioned it to
me, if he did; his whole conduct was that
of man who believed in my innocence of
the charges Of improper proposals; We new
er had words together on this subject.
Fullerton read from the letter written by
the witness on Feb. 9th, 1872, in which the
writer spoke of keen suspicion running
through his life; the witness said that this
suspicion referred to the manner in
which men would regard his moral conduct
and character; expected TO clear myself
by silence, and thought my life ought to
clear me; meant, by stepping down and