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For beautiful stcbarns. - for watch and
neck chains, go to Titus Bros, in Froman- 5
new hrlck.
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DIR. GEO. w. GRAY,
ID Il n II i - T .
ALBANY, OREGON.

OFFICE IN PARRISH BRICK BLOCK,
corner First and Ferry streets. Resi-
tIeuce-Corner Fifth and Ferry streets.
o.cios.L N m. 1Sy4
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ID. h. RICE, N. d..
Surgeon & Physician.

INFFICE = Fist street, between Ferry
and Washington. RESIDENCE Third
street. two blocks below or east OF Metho-
lsIp Church, Albany, Oregon. y5n4e
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Butter quotei at soc, with prospect of
going higher iftlne present storm continues.
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Willamette Is rising gradually, caused
by the continual cease OF rain.
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CHRISTMAS BALf..-A grand ball is to be
given at Harrisburg, in Odd Fellows Hall,
on Friday night, December 24th. 1875.
The boys at Harrisburg always do these oc-
casions full Justice.
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The Thursday night prayermeetings al
the ME-. Church are Increasing fn interest
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DR.. Geary, of Eugene, was in the city
ON Monday.
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MARRIED.-On Thursday, October 2sth,
at Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
Judge G. ii. Baber. of tins city, was
united In marriage to Miss w. Kronse, of
that burg. We congratulate the Judge on
the happy event.
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The weather has been cloudy and gloomy
All the week, pretty much.
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As soon as humorous payagraphist
turns up on Chicago paper be receives
q fiattering offer to come to New York
and edit bank-note reporter Of cook
book.
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Home Matters.

ea~.Aa Yea. or rA-. e.-..y s.r 1925.
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years. by q long cOntfnOed series OF fn0rNCIiOt5
cures, thathave won for it a confidence in its
virtues, never eqnalled by any other medicine:
Coughs Colds. Consumption, fhnt can be made
by medical skill. Indeed the CHERRY PICTORIAL.
has really robbed these dangerous diseases of
their terrors, to a great extent, and given
feeling of immunity from their fatal effects,
That Is well founded. il the remedy be taken in
season. Every family should have Il in their
closet for tho ready and pi ompt relief of its
saved by this timely protection. The prudent
should not neglect it, and the wise Will not
Keep it hy yon for tho protcctionit affords by
its timely use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED 5Y
Dr. .. G.. AVER Il GO.s LOWELL M0as.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
ESE Sold by all Druggists and Dcalcars In
Medicine. Sy7y
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Hiram Smith, OF Harrisburg, was in the
city Tuesday.
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The few compost
tions, which have won
the confidence of man.
kind and become
household ord s (,
among not only one
but many nations,
must have cxtlROrdi-
mary V irtues. Perhaps
snoOne ever secured
: so wide n reputation,
or maintained 1t so
long as AVER $
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t
has been known to the
YfFllDIiC for alDflnf forty
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A new invoice OF fresh drugs at Bell 4
Parker's, in the new brick.
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County Court has been in session during
the week.
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The stock In the new steam fire engine
Is being gobbied up.
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We shall have orr new style blanks,
if possible, the coming week, when we can
supply all who wish first class papers of
the very latest and most approved forms.
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CARPET STRETcHER.-
A late patent in the way of carpet stretch
er. splendid thing by the way, is to be
had at Fred CRAFTS. If You want to put
down carpet, get one it'll pay you to get
one if you have but one carpet to put down.
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Titus q Bros. have complete outfits for
sewing machines.
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Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday to
meet on Monday next.
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The tax gatlserer will commence his an
nual r0tnd in December.
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A. L. stinson, of Jefferson, called on
Monday.
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Or Tilt
RUBBER PAINT.

Sold by the gallon only. It is pnt ur ready for
use in calns of 4, and gallons also in gallon
wooden pals and barrels. Call and see it.
, 1875-02-15

soAETHISa BETTER THAN THH THIRD AAtI.
10 he Editor " Tie Chicago tribune:
Chn:Aoo, Feb. l3-W,n you allow mo few
words In your raper Hugge,ted 10 my mind by
Fcaaing your remarks III The TRIBUNE OF last
Monday Gu - liailsoad Accidents ?" You spoka of
the third rail recommended by rromincnt
engineers. Is likely to catcl, nd save tls carr il,
most OF the cascs where they run off tue track
Would not something that would oatotl aud save
tie cars every time they were thrown from tlc
track, 10 matter II OH what CAUSE, he batter than
tue third rail, especiauy il il cost le-ss
There is something that will do it, wiljcl, was
exhibited and testcsl here ip Chicago last ueceu-
be! 10 tue estisfacsion Of large number OF rail-
road men and citEZens. and | heard prominent
men express th1 opiuion that 1t YAs e;tpp!e aud
practicable, aud thEt Roouut or latee when
the public undcrstood it they won1u de-
nand tina. ra.foada adopt and USE It,
1t IL simple thing applied to Tho trucks called
car-shoe. 1h1s wAa applied ta = car, ana LIE
car loaded with seven Or eight tons Of oll iron,
aud then pushed over the trark OIL rlarp curve
WHARF ono whola r4il hal been taken ont utl tho
0utsido IT 1ho curve four different times At fr.,
~ to W mics speed per hour. Each n.no the
ear ran oil Of the rais, hut the rhoeH cAueht tie
Gan ial &nd held tie car 70 tho trark ami nloppe1
It without damage. Tue hzrnc chr with tho iu1oe
ussa!isah las been tested sixteen different ttues
art "sSs each tiuaa with tue nAtne ra-
st'st Ald NJ Jet without ds.,,ago to
eM "r Track Jl1oy have tried eyoFy
way 10 h1sch the car, but haYe tailed aud pfo,ni-
HtEt fhilfoat meHin Chicago sxprrsEed ths atir-
ION that It vas ituP6sslbl~ to ditch car or train
with tha eAuo attached. Wly is not this tIe |
thing desired7 Koy,n,
, 1875-02-15

THU now fight the Baltimore 4 Ohio will not
Michigan Cnntrat. Grand Trunk. and Erie Rail-
nctl aud Commodore VAuderbilt'a lnea,-ti.s
NeH ,ork Centfal aud Michigan Southern, and
prohahly TIM rlttsh,1r9, Cincinnati L. Bt. Louis.
"Ien n, u Also more nt less controlled by Scots,
:, I'oth scott and Vanderbilt arc very severe On
she 'iac'iIan Central and hate II almost a.
n'oco o. the Baltimore 4 nho This roati il
mAfEp F,n TIE yar1uHt:
Q! lhe Saratoga combination ly mt kaa,inp thu
Getaaa ioais in tho fold, ju.t as if tia 3ftolieau
lentfal owned theke roalH Il han Al iittic "a 10
"ltu thefn ~ tile man it, the tnoo,,. and aonli
Hot pohs,bIy have prevented the roads t,ghtiug
aacA othor. The quarrel between Inn twn
canhtla il'!es IL purely local one. aud cannot ho
setsied ''n!oss tho EnKIinl, Directors Of sun tTn
i'nos cnn!e 70 terms. The Els lsaIr.a4i viii
uase to stand by tho Michigan C.,,trat, or eso It
VII noon bc crushed out by Vanderbilt, vim
Vish !ls tiRht-track rnad will prove . mast
powerful ad*erasry. The man gers Of the E,ie
ttoa4 Afe getting awa,e of tier dsur+t and aro
do;iG all in tel p0uer tJ Ge:ire -c|ara cnu.
n"cto'n ar1 provide the road with all roraihJs
improvements.
THE BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD
10 ~ lie t"Ht condition for Rtt If Elcll dimon-
hlHna hoing financially much bokter on than the
osAcr hntH. aud cau pta,,d it tho longest, Tie
preteni outlook IL gloomy indeed, and it is hored
tf'st the olouda which lhvo appeared on tic
HORIZON may yet 10 dispersed ora they GatloE
enough scilinlo 10 break out in fearful storm.
Which n1ua. prove dtastsous to Ill the rairoad
interests in tAs country.
, 1875-02-15

AAE- 4ti-kupt FEIHlA . MAHEAW,
There is prospec. thut the failure OF the
Toledo, Wabash l. Wes,sru Railroad tn 1,ay tic
coupons whic'. uaatutcd last February will re-
suit III tho dsmetntermen! OF ths c,nlbisation
OF railroads, OF which the Tolslo, Ws5a.h t.
Wcstern il formed. This road is u
consolidation Of tho Toledo l. Wabash.
tho Great Western. tho 4nincy Il
Toledo, the Illinois Il Southern, and tue Dera,ur
d East 81. Lu1sl5 Eailraads. Yhele are nuu.efuus
hncclnl interests luvo!sed, and tho rrupr5cl
funding Of coupons III the oopsodatod Company
for the next two yeass dues not uness will. the
approval Of the holders OF the divisional 1nort-
gases. Sone Of them nre inurfnurng against
lhe funding arrangement. while others ha Va
taken 1uea4ures to Institute proceedings anl A,-
lly fur Ilosesyor., The proceedings win irolab-
y b. opposod BY the Toledo, Wabash 4: Western
THE BsoW.
Tho railroads hava in great measure reco;tr !.
cd from the late "unpleasantaera on sucount
III tue snow, and nearly aL OF them arc suup,nc
gu 1lme again. They are still suffering some
what from tue intense cold, but otherwise 10
difficulties are felt.
, 1875-02-15
IL dofsnded hv Leonard Ewott. Of Chinagn, u. 4.
t.dwarda and 4. J.. knahp, Of Springfield, and
Mr. Wall, OF Carhondalo.


THE cAsk or MnEAN VI. M'IEAK.
In tho cass Of " N. Mclean, appellsnt. VI.
John Mclean, appelee, recently decided by tie
snpre'ns Court, soma intoresttng rulings ars
nado AZ to the liability Of Il dcviscc
Tia action was brought by Mclean
in the Superior Court againHt Mclean
10 recover for paving done III 1858, on West
Washington stroet, for r. n. Mclean. father of
appellant. 4 judgment was rendered for ap-
pcllee for $400, and an appeal taaon by Mclean.
Tho Supreme Court, after discussing the COLI
flloting testimony, and noting tho fact that tho
work waa dono iii 1a5s. that Mclean sr., dlel
in iHGj. and that no suit waa brought until 1869,
Bai1 that tie evidences Was very unaatisfaotory
but rcfnsed to disturb the judgment On that
ground. Gocanbo, III their opinun there was an-
a,othsr objection that WIZ faskl 10 anpclIos.
TGo H1sit WAS brought asainyt appellant in lia own
right. md not as dov1see at Lis father. m to
ohargA him for bis fathers aohts, and Only tho
common courts wcro employed in Tho 1ecIaFa-
tipn. Tao statute, however, cuactcd that w!,ero
Hutt was bruuGht agkinst him, or tleviHeeH, tho
Facts 2HtllorlzlnE 1t nlnat DO distinctly stated.
AZ no such htasementA wcro nalc, 10 recovery
could 10 had aEainst appellant hs dcyisen,
Moreover, = rnt could only bo brought aeainnt
dev'see When tbs personal esiatu Of tho tle-
cccdcnt WAS insufficient to pay his debts. That
fact had not boen Bftown.
hut reliance vaH had on tho fact that apnel.
lant lad himself prnlaiHod to lay this dunt
Of his father. Dy il wall-known pElpcinlo Of
law, promise must be supported hY a
confederation, to be binding. Tia tsavias
?t sho lands to appellant created no Iesul habil-
fty OH him to par tho debt, aud tho PROMISE wn.,
therefore, = naked one, with no co,,atdoratiop.
But, even il appellant were liable under tho
statute az loYisee, tie action could not he main
tainea on tue promise, for, NJ lad been decided
no! oxtnguish the forco OF the preyiou4 lisEi;i-
tr, nor did 1t croate NOW debt or undertaking nf
, 1875-02-15
THEIR RESPONSIBILITY FOE An ARTIST
StkcitI {lixtadie6 ka Ths krttea1a .t1usA.a.

THEIR hEsPoSstp1LirE foR An AnAEsT.
Ats1a1 o'spafe" 3afs 70 70 4"* ehfeaH' Tribune.
nfn'Satihhp' noo. lo.-An Interesting case is
on sfaaa hefo IN tho United States Circuit Court,
probably take several dsys befora =. cono1u.ton
j. raochcf1.
n,,. 80.
~ 1Aet' 4te ot1enY ~ 'olto"s: II lS12 the
phnnix and Etua INSURANCE Compsp,os of lin
sana n1aca ano lin Nnr,f, A,,,,,a.. y. Wv
t;r 1nsnra,,co raa,,s',;s. ~ anu fanh,
49, ."usos; VI lnasaaepnla M tna aad
store and stock OF goods OF Nlr. CHAPMAN, of
Carpondale. On tho 2Gth of Dccornhar ~
hnll,inr and con,ant. sa~a 5a.i.as. e.' I 1"o
.nder crcm,t .n.ss aoaa1a, "osu "Issfo}oa M ~ hto
haSo boon tho work Of Eli ineendiary. The
sgentR OF ths va1ious companies Interested en-
pIoyed ~ doteotIyo tn .sror,,ir onl ro,a.,
the facts of the burnInr Mr Samuel pro,,na e's
uctcc,,vo a, ~ 1.,,fa H. a'a,'s a. ,os'no, u
oes's.4'e VI o'' hoaaa' ne vent TO Catbonaale.
and. having spent several days In Investigating,
reported to the companies facte and oiroumstar.
ces duplicating ma Norm.n c1art -, A.. ill.,
mans. aa betne tha M r,v nr;I.r - ~. - I. 1l"p7
80 . % oo'"e ~" pasEs g"nsy OF sAe burning,
ano recommended LIS arrest The various
agents. after examining bis report. decided that
the eyidonce did not mako out = case. and rcfus.
~ 'e aIy eon'os!1oa "'n the hs1esf. Pro-
o N0''soo '"as tae *tsese "oula lead To . con-
fosson Oh the part Of Norman, and determined
AZ be Tas an independent detective, to
sn whssa,,non sne sfeet M.nt On hlS own account;
arrested Norman. 1nsteai NJ nn,fnsa;nu ana
man cayn ba,i for h;s rnnca,suoa ILL nut Not-
meucod criminal nroNacnrIon sao,,,u. H''1t I,pst sn
Tor false imprlaopmont proti,,c 1anrn,H o.tno III.
- aast' heu tur asate, "uefenPon kcqulsition Was
ar@antaar Gn iacn sna oSsfnoe ot hlsaouri Tor hs
loft St. Iouja and tlo to ranahs e.. %
, 1875-02-15
THE FREIGHT PROBLEM.

Though the General Frrgh. Agents OF the
roads leading from .Liu city to The East met q
| daY u two ago, and s,gnoa al agreement where.
| by thoy pledged themselves to maintain rates
hereafter. and no longer fight each otAor like
the Kilkenny catsi stll! tho war ia as far from,
being aetsed "a before tho agreement Was en-
| tered Into. Nut that tho freight agents in this
city have already gono back on their pledge, ..
arc unwilling to abldo by tho terms Of
tho agreement; they aro al anxious
enough to maintain 1atos at tho pres
cut figures: Lut t4oy calculated without
tl.er bust. They took it for granted that riya,
tities would abide by tIetr action. and baso
their rates on Chicago onea. Thsy did uot thiuk
for . ,nomont thas 81. Louis, Toorla, lndiauaro-
i!a, Ioledo. and other compstinE points, might
object to their action, aud thus paralyze ind
1aurardize their position. 1t il true that If
Chicago roada lost money At the rates freight
"as eafftou 1or Aeretofore, the roads irotu cunl-
potlny PUints must haye als0 lCSk money, aud
therefore be equally ANXIOUS to secure better
rafos But considering that most of tho csosa-
!!nea laAdIug to Toledo and Indianapolis srs now
not tue Ratne interest At stake AZ tle Chicago
roals, they will carry fsoichtB anyway, though
Tue rates hro suicidal ones. only to mako big
showing ln their next reporta.
PEoh1A AND 1Nn1ARPoL1s
have nlHays beeh tho nlo5t daugs,ous conlpeti-
tors for tho grain trade Of Chicago, md 10 oIer-
Ectically have these places carried OH their var
sare ag.inst this ely shat nestF all tAoiE r'ads
tho Indianapolis, Bloomington l. Mesterp aud
several other bankrupt roads, arc now 4euin at
work trying to parayxs tho action Ut tho thica-
90 freight agents. aud rotasa to COMO to torm4.
1aAt Saturday stating that indianapolis freight |
agents sse still "cuttiug." aut that they ~ill |
4ut adheIu 10 ths rates mau hero List week. |
Should the lndianapoiis agens perslss In their
, 1875-02-15
Probable Repeal of the Potter Law in
Wisconsin.
Report Of the Companies of That
State.
The Form Of Control They Consider Fcas.
lb1e at Present.
indianapolis and Peoria Roads.
THE WISCONSIN RAILROADS,

u,rrv,,,s,.. e.. =. " ,"L "tthh LAW;
road Commissioners nil, --oh,h,,. h. ,,a1,...a
~ H., au'f1 r."1's.. WIN prooaois pe aelFered
10 tue Legislature Tomorrow. II will tocou-
mond the rencat of tfo pot,a, law ,,d az 49,
.,;,,.;1,. - .a,. " ' ''S'' -" A.a 'iis nup-
n''tutloh oi Auel legiHIatlon ~ will authorize
tic Co1nmgBloners To NJ ma.imurn rain.
of f,oi.,,t 49,,
VI Aie'sht anu paBaa2e for rotds OF
LILO nrHt class-nainelY, tho Ht. Paul
K Enrthwesterr W ,.utri,+,,, 4, .,x,>..,, 49,
rr.,,. ~ ~. ~ 'os.'1es''n 40 riopoAso "
Foaas ol lilo Seconl c!ass. Tho plan Of the
Colnmiaa!ouars alsol cotsomp1atc. thpt caci,
roat, uta,, r., onnr,,s,1 .nI r. .r,'s ,,,
"' t'sAt ~ ~Ppi 4.nco' Ana 'nss' "l1oh tue het
earnings Of any road OF the frat c1aea exceed 10
ncr cent q, tts ra,nn itu rata, s..,1 ~, -,d,,..s
Ty,a ra,s.,;.a,. ~" t"Ae' ''at w .euatea'
Inc commissioners have prepared bill en-
bodyinR there rccenmend atoua. The jntica.
t;ona ,-a tb,t +bo Ian Ill, .
'''A' ~ sn~' tno p'lA VIII tsss.
ANNUAL REPORT or THE Co4x1sstoyEHs
!steciat D1pateh tu 7,Ar f.H,coto, 7,r;sun,
hAn1soS, Wis.,. Feb. 1i.-Meesrs. Osborn,
raul, 2ild tiortt who compose the Wisconsin
Emil aay Commission h,va l,ut c.,,,,.t.a .t,.is
hfst annual report, which is now in the haudH Of
the prfuters and will ha tradv for dstiyor,, IN as
Aeelsia'ufe IN fex daya. The report proper
nakea 1a9 olo6cly-printed pages and tho an
pentlik which cot,Bists of oljcisj r,ar.r. oo.ra-
o'o'" ~ "'''e'A4 PaPo31, coffe-
ssos"oo1a, ~ @''a 'Apular stasemcnts has already
Ieaeaoa l44 FaGcs' Will moro to como. TIC
commissioners use tic Following language in the
Introduction to thor report
III. r,,,,o,a <o,..,,..
sr.t 49,. " N submitting their
n Tho n'a.a,t III, i ~ tSPet ~ Nake mention
sui fhc cItranrnary ..,h.rr.t .au stEgnsa lhsn'
whi"h ,hrr ,s.so ~ ths ~ under
Technically tmrerfees snd in ntbtr ,np.. a,.vta.i1
Il tmJo.e ant,.s ~ ,sn ~ l.o.t httf~l mnnier
tnon, nor thu mans Al tier c,, 'ns ".le slttAe!
,nIcis In ldditiyn to Ills, it I.ssaa.s ..s.fs. 10
nv that ths Iur xtas mat hv ~ ~ ~
, 1875-02-15
4 Telegram In 18li-..Efo.v q Politt-
Cn1 Convention I6rfu4c4 to Cfodit It's
VcracitYz

From tas baltimore Suu
The lion. !ion.arick D. Wright. Of Pennsylra-
nia, writing to Col. ). Thomas bcl,arf III regard
to .son1o notice In hsa "Ch,oulcles" OF mr.
l'olk's nomination to tho Presidency VI tho
United States ~ tho Democratic convention held
III baltimore IN 1844. says:
" In connection with tIlts fact / wisI, TO state
to you IN auecdots concornlpG tho telegraph.
At tlst date, May ~, 1914. tic only telegraph in
the United btAtas WAS from Baltimore to Waah-
inzton, was tue President Of the Convention.
We nominated bilas Wright ~ Vico-prosl-
duut OF tho Uuitel Bsatcs aud tho Con-
vent!oh directed me to notify him OF his
nomination and learn II he would accept It.
! sent dtsnatoh, snl he answered immediately
tl'at hs declined t4e nomination. The Couvcn-
ton. howovoF, rofused to cnusider the informa-
tloh ~ authentic. They could not bo made 10
anueratand THIS way Of communication, aud ad-
)ousned the Convention over to tho ncxt
NY TO onabto 4 Committee to 20 to
Washington ny rail, where Mr. Wright
was aud yet It the truth Of tho fact ! 10 wa
adjourned over. and ou the next day tho
Committee came back with the same answer wo
lad received by wire Amt 70 ucrcduIous weto
tne great majority Of tho body. that alter
tue hual Adjournment, many Of us wont to
tho seleg1Aph-ohica 10 see tLA wonderful inYeu-
tion, aud. eYaa when the wires weEo put i1 mo-
t!on a. our suggestion, many OF the delegates
shock slloir heads and could not but think tho
whole tltuK deception"
, 1875-02-15

saH eufsfKE COURT ON puAfau corx.
Al The March term Of 1874, o.ae "a, t.,ss =,
~ o'scnit Court OF Bureau County which ~ ~
1acttd considerable attsntion. Tia snn,.aa.
"sasa hAs fsesssly Wsd IN opinion In ths osss
, 1875-02-15

Tho other day man who stables bis horse ou
Macomb Street found four boys playing carts on
them tts, when Gus of them spoke up and
said "We want playing keerds. Tom LeBter's
mother ia dead, and va we're up hare ahowiug
him the pictures on the kesrds, no hs wouldn't
fssl llo1asoMs."-DRtrou Fras Prsts,
, 1875-02-15

| .
! VA. Turpin, Receiver Of tho dotnnct Atlaalic
l. Pacific Insurance Company, filed bill satur.
day against Omar Newman. Emma Y. Burlington,
| e. Y. Dyer, c. D. Hooker. aud H. J. Waters, in
pursuit OF some undiscovered nsses Of The
! Company. Turpin staten that In Octubcr, 1879,
Newman tubEcribea for leo shares Of the Cam.
| ranys stock, but, by conspiracy with Dyer,
Hooker, and Waters, neyer pad anything fur IT,
The day before this Transaction Nawu,an con-
| yeyod 10 Emma Y. Burlington Lots Ii aud 1G Of
B!ook 2, in Aliens subdiviaioa. aud forsy-oighs
| lo:a iu WiBnor's Subdivision. SAo then
| made a note and trust decd fu.
| $4,000. the amount of stock takon by Newman,
anu III this way tho stock was pail for. Eu,na y.
Burlington ID luaolvont, tho land pretended 10 jo
1nurtgagod is vaiuelcRs, aud complainant there
fore hskh thht tho transaction nHy be dsearetl
vud, and tlat Newman may be compelled to pay
for his stock no subscribed for by him.
UNITED STATES CoUETs.
Snrnh Wooleey filed bill ayainHt Mary Up-
dixie, licury L. UEdIke. Qurdu1l i. Hubbard, Jr.,
and William G, Grant to foiec1oHe n ttly.-lecu
for $1,000 On Lot Is, Block ., OF tho subdivision
of Blocks q. 7. g. o. alI ~, in tile AsscBHur'a
division q the south8ess fractiouaI quarter Of
See. 12, 80, II.
Jols1, i. hughes commenced n suit In debt
aGniIlat tho School Directors Ut District No. g.
81 Il, laying damages At Sl5op.
,r The Fsrsst c,sS ripo Works slol r: C. Goble,
u.,... - Sra..h, ~nn ~ ~. i1E'ep ~ sl,o,u,
uuulEs E. T. T. Matouell a!ho pcRan hht lor s-'oo0
"enlos' r. - tuo sa'ne parties.
tl' =. su"N!lIs' 5' nssiR.ce u tue tommercthl III
.s. nulaneo Io.nphuY. A!eu ol't AGAINST Jolln r.
Gial'uan aanlnlbttatot o. tho estate ot Il. II.
Cnspsaan' deceased. J. E. Chapman, and !. 4.
s't'apii.n Pm, W ti'aAe tHem IehPoasible GU So.oeo
u s1oc6 osnea W II. II. Chapman, deceahsd.
;, hASKhuPrcf ITEMS.
= aecnA1sa was ibsueu 10 =. Il. lloartt.
II, utslael,u meeting WA ofderea ~ tho caan OF
'ne bfShsssIo company. 70 be heiu March 4.
hufEM1GN cpuhF IN bHlEf.
aue =. -. aiutt i.Gu Mo'Ss pseAh sllt ~ at-
~ E,on' ~, Asa'ast ai"rten oto9h 10 recover FL
@7x;'A. ,,
". II. Low u. II. hoss, aud =. 4. scrihner
commenced Bull 1or s-'o09 against A. q. Corn-
son.
John tortre sued Il. X. Jonca for 81, SEQ.
: u. H. saSkeat' lho4Is D4va, z. L. Tsw aud
LaurlHton Towuo nucd a. Joaephi for -, loo.
ana Ja1eH tln,! couaaacca suit iu debt
against Clarlos J. Hull, J. u. Lyon, aud D. Il,
Garter, laYlEE Gataanos ut F9 E0).
cu1NtSAI cuuur
Tia tu-v !, ,;a .,aa ~ t.u,,
.,,na, ~: ~ aHo tA'o ~ oetty 1itcomo To-
tutheu Il heAleu fefuict when WAS opened at The
oohfehltlE VI court, anu found tho prisoner
guilty. Ills counsel entered MlUtion Tor q new
trial
j. Il. Mc3Tanu,ts tl,e nr;a,nar WIN ,h.-t.o7
AssiaIaui TniInr si"t1,In nf;tI asa, uao sna ~
f,r lI,,sI l., .',I.;,. m's aHsa, W. ttlca
a.! aoe!, II. rosr.'s f'iac95d Opposite tho real-
"an:c ot M'h. Aiaoel'a Alo!hr, on Wllch Was
"r4tLe'f, " IAlI to this. Union Park Molly Ter-
diet, guilty, and tiued $25 aid costs,
1.crhen Dcnn,n who ,,lonlcd rn,ttv tn a, o,.
, 1875-02-15

. :
4 GiI1STA yr-BniKh OPENED ASp t'itlaEf,
~ EaH'rtllo.i ano1,tns hIlH.tnt. Hnfx sturiax ~
lsa E44t Mat}tsun.st. ' ~ =
1lRuG, STORE wAkrED-utrr OR tpttSlI;Y.
T. Addrca. 9frnx full particulars, PARKGDHtG, Ho1
W, IArns Oaks. Muh.
lsEHEiA! .LADlES AEnHESTS' Guild WATCHES
hssnd cltAn sefy cheap. Fsvns L,au utnc Is H1uth
UlArk'st.s kmsu :. uI-stars.
lTAETEp-uHE NETT DF T!iSEss' TOOLS,
" sec"nd saiI Addless fso. II. franklin dsnye. I'll.
WANrEt-HAyE FNuM sl,RM TU 1T, a3a TJ M
~ Ffst, %ih thy ii AtuIhs fntm VI l!-
torn yns1' nr1rttal hus!'es. s,s"ncs W"uid huy
~ On alttI AlSIu4.a, TART uHtGr AtH HrgutIA-
ttnns with F:.rtc ahle party to start hu-iness
ln nut r4Ey tta u4fs"s 3nu ba4e hing uti1r
hi! HAuls stmo t1s Gtlsinsss A1dtuAa d. Tt4lupe
, 1875-02-15

ITO ExCH4NGH-F0li DRY GOODS. TIN II m
I boada Of Fremont Katl1oad 4 Oo1i Comnauy Il
ssats On Nv dallAz. Atd1s4s q Tfibuns othes