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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06

Mr. ChadbOorA moved chat tho message
% deceived and referred to tho appropriate
committees when appointed, and that son
copies be Srinted il pamphlet form for The
uss Of the Senate
Adopted.
mr.. Stamps hsve6 thas shs seresant AZ,
arms DO authorized to procure > sufficient
snm0er o. sests To sccsmusodats tbs people
in the lobby.
Adopted
on mo'ios q NJ. Heswls shs geaase
soted Co adjourn.
Inc President anneunced that the se,a,.,
stood adjousasd until tomorrow Tuesday ,
1t ~ NJ
r. +. BEcHrEY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06


The syssem Of assessing and collecting
taxes now in operation 10 cumbrOus, ex.
pensive and Unjust 4 sssi amount Of
property throughout the State 10 exempted
from taxation By special Or general kgisla.
ton. though the const,tu iop distinctly re.
quires that taxation SHAH be equal and
uniform throughout the Stats Some Of The
most valuable properly IN the city Of New
Orleans. belonging 10 wealthy corporations.
is exempted by law from tax as.sssmsnt.
both Of State and city. Ah"ugh occupied for
ordinary commercial purposes. and Yielding
heavy rentaiss while s.joinina properties.
forming possibly " idow's jointure or an
orphans portion. are assessed up to their
full values It is . matter for youp grave
conside ration whethss general repeal Of
all exemptions Of private and corporate
property from State and city taxation
would not be an sct u justice to the many.
involving comparatively limited har ships
TO the few.
With regard to the manner Of assessing
and collecting taxa have from time to
time rec Opmended that the whole system
should BE- radically changed Tnete should
be but one board of tai assessor. fss oily
and State, and they should be paid by 6xed
aslaties. The sxoybitspt ieee Of the Ststs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06

new OrieanA January T. 1875.
Gentieraen o. enc General Assembly Of the state Of
Louisiana
In accordance with tho constitution and
laws OF Che State you are convened in reg.
nlar session to discharge the important du.
ties which devolve upon the legislative
branch Ct the government. The eesponsi.
bilities that confront you are very great
and should cali into exercise all your "a.
triotism. prudence and sagacity. Since the
adjournment Of your predecessors disas.
trous crevasses In the ieyees have destroyed
the crops In several sections Of the State
and produced much. suffering among tho
people. which. however. has been greatly
mitigated BY the benevolence1of the citizens
OF other States. notably OF Massachusetts.
and by the bounty which the general gov.
eminent has bestowed upon US with an IN.
sparing hand. Political disturbances Of a
grave and widespread character have also
seriously impaired the prosperity of
the State aud setarded its industries.
Both these causes have diminished
the revenues and prevented the close
collection Of taxes. Yet in the year
that has just ended the receipts have been
nearly equal to the expenses; the rsee Of
State end city ts1ston hes been largely r..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
LIST OELETTERS

Brightly Breaks the Morning OF a new
era In the annals Of medicine, Alcohol ytll
soon be banished from the list of remedies,
and only known MS a poison, DR. j., WAL
KER'S CALiFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, conf
posed entirely Of wholesome botanic! oxtricts
md juices, are everywhere suporseding the
fiery astrllgents Which no man or woman
ever vet took without bitterly repentlng Their
credulity. There Is no disease, hcute'or chron'
lic, in which the now tonic may not be admin
istercd with benenciAl eject, ,.t..,.,,..f
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NOTI(N.

JAMIE iIiNDEIts3ifiNED, lIAXliNGi uililisicil
n Nut buslucsg, has lpit on iinni pllr thIge,
auaricr CarOni hilllRri Table, W Jacob
AiThhirs make OF Kan frnnoiscp tals hald
fahlb n m good order, having only bern w Wy
iibdnt eighteen n0nihsfh hts also DeihntA
twelve efles rue rack, All N good order, which
X 0iiered for aaln cheiips The 'fablecHn ~ seen
AZ tho furniture store Or 1ran n Collar, pn
fr8ht street. Consult yOnf Interest and chll
apQp Az n We splq Tho ilrfi oEl{o,''isnliiyi
nsltf. WA. fALll'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

gH,hK uN bEH4itsSEp ifIAVtNQi iBEBN
duly appointed hy fhe County Court, VI
tlie County III f.ihn, AiAin n Oregon Adlnln-
isiratnr ~ tha ft4nfn 0f Aiairnlni milieF, ae-
cfted, ali persons hRylFg clalna neal INST ne
taid estate arc hereby requirod "a lift vent the
nIne With thq prppffl fopchersi ltilhln AK
months. 70 tho ilndefslancd. ni hls rraidence
nfdr Aei0. Linn county. Oregon.
0AnnfEi. MiLLEn Admir-.
March sth, 1870. nsiwi'
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nnsTOFFENE REGlsTER.

y. sIiFa ft+FFflH 3 y f1lVF' =
MAILS ARRIVE
Fran Corvallis at 10 so a. NJ daily except
lnbbath. =. N IN =, ,r,troai,lv
fnaays fionr Wednesdays and Fridays. 1tagfts
gnu, gusn, railroad North daily except Hhb-
.,n tIVSt at ii :i5 A. NJ; tSoathA@t ia p 7, NJ.
w rgrAT1sDEPAR'r.s CsiNA
r., Railroad (Southl daily, except Sabbath,
rWi0A rYi NJ. {N0rth) at II As A. NJ.
~ y, y Corvallis, dailysHxcept sabbath, at 3D
roi ff.ai tefl- . ssflk ~ y
| ~, ebanon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Ilqas nqs,eE n HouRs--F From 80 A. M. to =. M.
roncy order office hours, from a. n, tp Ar. NJ.
'''' Nj ~ P.H. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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RESOLUTIONS OF VND

N12th, loto'
HAtsEY, Apr. in Grange
At meeting of Oak PIa ,0Isev. o,
No. Q, P. of H., held at h. " resC
Saturday, April 10, the foITowii N !
lutions were passed.; Y w 81 s4 81 y
WHEREAS, An All-Wise Providence
seen fit to remove from our midst, by deaf
our esteemed Brother and Worthy Master, j. {.
Jack, nsl.a -f -,,l
Therefore be II resolved, That we, as Broth
of Him who loeth all things well. lt
Resolved, That we tonder TO the family and
relatives of our deceased Worthy Brother our
sincere and heartfelt sympathy. NN7
Resolved, That this Grange be drapod- in
mourning, also that the members Of this
thirty days. 9h AsHy.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished Sister Jack. and copies be sent
L for publication TO the County papers.
am W i W. lf9 7. j. BLACK, Sec'y.
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'STATE BONRp EXPERIMENTATION,

wSOR THE PURPOSE 90F AFROhDiNG
III lHformallon toImnil9gantsan&ip 10 &ipteRalbls
EIniRTaDts 10 Oregon, now In foreign countries
ana slstef states hnd Sor elrtulAt suck if-
formation Abroad BY this Boar &, Ait pern0nA 80
this State having Faflne and Lands Tor GAle of
Rent, ur d0slrolH o. fo1ming fCOluhleui VIII
pleRge forward 10 this Board az qQQn a. pQaqI5
bic detailed descriptions Of thhlf Yarns and
Lands, location Price and Terms On salqi or
conditions Of renting; and all persons dqHroup
~ obtaining AGtlbaltnRhli Dr other iabofefa
Will please commpnieetai dTpct wita thlq
BOARD.
iiiy Instructions bf the ceninlssloneEs ofIn'
migration, ,.alf /. .MlIJ.tkf w ii.nli N
kglt fNil hifE gn2tlwllfilli Yf9vH li1Nf X
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@6 20 $40 F F aSS; sis..;s 49, N ga.Iss gsSlsS
Is.aple ofhofh sesesi yuoiif aha Old nil |.S
more money "a rnrk tor as. I'M lhnir ln1n l1a
caiitlck turing thcif spare mnlneptt. or slb lNr
thine than ~ any tliinw else WcQll'4 euiNI03-
mont that Will pay hondaQWqly IW Nf1|
hours work. Iull pallirI|'Af1i icruIa Alt .tut
free aond as goiir nliIrrnl a once non /.
delay. Nov "a lhe Time. llout lolN IpI we
what wee iIer. AZ, sTNaoN| a fQ.t to., .,l4,sss.
Maine.
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A LLTIIE nook ACcQuHTa AND NOTES
IN bBI0hkink 10 the iirfi 'Qf H. c. HilJ a NOn,
late druggists In Alhhyli wilt lba fuiIiid after
6iiica IA ihs C6un Ifbn3t, N thik NV. AIRY
and ali pergpph, Indebted N, said Arm will
please eall befOte january lil, 1875, and settle
and thereby hase cStfs. q R1igi h1ill bfs'
30 nahW .foqiui ctr S'flHh5stfs 6Ii44,1tI a
Dec. ist, lmaajHlOl iiH5iI5inH
i..i.e.g ...t yioplltf oie,nitfl,. a4l
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y 4
."N'. SAN FRANCISCO OlAfAltKEILaAM
WHEAT-SI 071S 9sl 20 per Genital.
FLOUR Extra, 5.l2 to s5,87R bbl. -i''
ID OXrs. s.APer ercentaI, .S2.O5@S2.l2, h, Z
3 oNIoNs sijoS@stle, f4r
X ". ia g@i gsiol n A ARANY 'afARKET.
prepared W c6kiy ~ ls i: YoUSo. i'9 ,..
WHEAT White, v bushel, Csc: r. =. ~"
oATs-5O cents y busliel. i'5>5tli'-4.tl
PorAToEsrSlQO " bushel. + s- t.ri
T ioNIoNs- -Sf.OOyybiisheE a'' e. = NIg
ItioUR Isl % v a8ck, or ~ 30 Pri,bl.
DEANs-Whlte, v ID 4e.--,= e...g .,-..,, Z.
DRIED FRuir-Apples, v b SCeGc. .'-.' q
u Peaahes, i4c; oPlmns, l2al8c. 81 &
BUqrEn -IIesi ron, 25atS7tss z ,F.qsatS
Eaas-lGcR w dor, s.i s.. .aa a M ea
CHYcISEHs-S2.50@S3.OO v dozen.
Spears Crushed, l4c; Island, s@ l2ei
Hsaf Francisco refined l2JEc.p lb. 9'Ea
TEn.-5Oc@el .O0sy,raWy gfgr,rsR cIl
COFFEE 25c v n. ~ Z. = AZ
y Es.tsr 4i@2cV ibs ,s.a NJ
syRuP.-$4OO y gallon kog. q
( n1coN. = Hams, l2@l3cs sides, agjiUf
sliouldefS, 7gS. ~, ~, g.,. s..' Ia q
LARD.-I2c@l4c. ma r. ioy9
IN 0GLs-Devoo's Kerosene zoe v gal, Y
can, s gals, 81 Is; Linsced oil, raw, ' gal.
81 %, boiled, 81 a7H,, .7saa y segse,
EEa I gPoRTLAND MAhieET. 2 ~
Enoun.-Extra, "a to 81 5oi sqperfine
SO IS.
\ WHEAT. .-7sI 40 per GENITAL. rCGTDF
NJ Oars -5O@5bc. W Art fA0 ~
BARLEY.-Sl Is par GENITAL,
BAcox. Sides, III centsi hams, a q
ll5y shoulders, F@,a ID III bi2 z.
LARD.--In Kegs, l3c, In 10 n tins, lie.
BUTTER. Fresh roll, l,e40, l,r9wsEfg
ia FRurTs. Dried apples, in sacks &c, keg
o.; plums, pitlcss, Y q 10; peaches, lZSc
prunes, l7cj figs, PIC; raisins box, 81.
iI,d0H. Poe. sslfr'agoy bE'
cHrcKENs~-Iall grown, Site sa59lt
dozen. lsrfa 5aaaao
DUCKS. $50 v dozen.
GEESE sgto4I0e dozen. @'fea4S
4 HibKs.- Dry, iGl; sslteda 7ci eulls, y
of. 4st.dHisa coffee gre fl'tn
TALIow.1Gc. lnii2m Ym u '4dl ~ hf1
BAGs.--Burlaps for grain, u 70 lbe. n.
4 ae66i, QII.-zDevOeB Patent Can, ~ 4
8Gc; outside brands, 3Oc y gallon.
4 COPPGg- Old Government Java, y 4
SOC; Costa Riea, &c; Guatamaia, 2lc.
FISH -Macls5iel, No. ] ~ 80 a. ~ Is 4
ikit! Eastern dry Cod, "a a. l0e v b, an
Coast 5R n SIC; SabAonl bbis, ~ 0O
ihfbIls, 5 70; In cans, y doz, ~ %; ~
cans, 81 0O; SaimOn bellies 23-b KIT
82 80; .,trA -. .
n SAT-. 4I. liverpool ,(fine, y ton, S25 %
CafIneh Island, sis %; Pploa, so N
I. Ground Rock stock J, Sl3 20 q "a ~.
x, StfaAR Sandwich island, n ~. y n III
ai'GoIden Coiiee, III bbls,p ~, liI9ej Gdde
! Cofee. m III Dbl, llAcj Crushed, l21l {
4 if2g(cs Pplyefzed, w % i2Nci Grant
lated, ~ a iZ11c. n 10 ~4'F
TEA.--JaInn, Young HysDn, IN PAPER
n 35tO 55e Imperial GWppowders 70 - 7l,s
WOoL.--lGt0 24ss ~ r Pa At
F'EED.- Bran, sl5 %; shorts, go %
s2J y ton; "a cake, a3e 10. ilr lIigN
HAY -Iiled. 81 " to 90 20 y -
loose 81 %. VI r.ffa ftlif HH
POfAToEs. 7aeCf9Op D busliei.
OsIONs. - 10 5EeV n.
Mutton siiepp 81 2SeS4 20.
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aLALRlNEEiRMEhS c0MPEhY.


NyOTfGE ~ ,dIERIIlY, ,,(flxEg no, gTIIE
IN Ft0ultheldiTs 6ftnf 'Aiblny 'Farniefa 20
that there will 10 meetine at iiin ftDciflbldefs
~ said lonpapy iaAlbgny. Oregon, iQn,firsl, 4,
Hlesday Ne glSAdlqg 9isJflH, Bz5s
al the hour ofaQ o'clock " 1he fgPno9ftof SAID
aA y, IoS We feifowlps pIirfl WI, 'tg.wif
Isl. 10 take iDtgQ gQ0ns i1fpA eDilpU NfD3 hiithc
question EhclIcr ths C0lnpany yighnlt Cpl,9gc
II the busis;itA bffhBnlng aud operating A
n0aif1n kihiii ia, Albany ilresblf and idfbnaiin
general D0irug-ihlil business NJ all rs VARIOUS
lfanchcs, bptbaa lt0Atoin rilIi tcf tBhOf -.
grain ard pF6dnc6 ~ Klhd9 sf6pMl llntlre
Grain iBt010uEaHd Tll a0d idlsp1ab of tiie
WI III. III; III cngatsgHiac 6liindM ofAtoriig. tc;
ceivlng and slitalipg 9fsrnpIaagd an kirniiit,i
prOduce,nird "a 10 gfnerM warehouse bnsr
ness. ~ .90 OF fyil4iinf t.H
"a 70 Increase lilo capital stock ~ tltg lom'
patF Thirty ThOuthlld DOfihrh
I'll. 10 elect sewsi Difnconnhr thlp Com.
ppfit' TODD ps such for the cnaHlpg YeHJ ana
" 40 swell other tiialhces IS may cgldb iei0re
lthis cofnpany, G0HsfgtiiNWt0hi1, t3
- "NN''' asaaslaaJy aoiio9lni ni5si
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= lIIsIfN MORHIsoO FuRaaE1 E1tq N QF tIq
~ flnnonfh County, illinois, ca1 n1Hf ii
fhiht % he adNnnlna4 ~ eo4ltNtrN tNfN
lnx W Alnany. Tim tunnif, VIaInNl
NiNnlIlf
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FARM FOX SALE.
w. II. co.

.... a. -, +, .FtlQN AND. fAFTEltf filla
p lIgsS1-N ~ date tle rate for freight by the
boats ir0fn Albany " PpTilgnd wll be, ylsrt
TWO D0LLAiss FER TON,
lGylonzai i4 illsmo'f9l'l ffrsldentl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
Commercial

y As the Spring opens warm and pleasant,
and the agriclilturalists Of the, land put,
their hand to the plow, there seems toibea
slight lifting up of tho general TRADE and.
commercial prospect Tho past year has
been marked by low prices, and general
siagnation in all departments Of businesss
Every person seemed to be curtailing ex-i
penses, and the demand for merchandise
was in consequence, very slight. But ~
change seems to be taking place, and al55
ready the country in tho east. feels there-
suits, in the material increase Of the me, me-
chanical forces employed throughout the
manufacturing cities The better feeling
in the east will be felt to o certain extent,
even in Oregon. ;ANNa-N l--s-a y
We observe larger7stu stuplSs of general nler-
chandise coming into the State than, eyer
before, especially hyithose who buy in San
Francisco. This, is no doubt caused by
the recent advance IN freight tariffs- both
overland and viz 44sthlmus. The advance
is equal to about $2Q, pn an ordinary bale
of domestics, landpn many other goods in
the same proportion Yet prices have moi
advanced in San Francisco, owing to tho
large stock on hand, but no doubt they
soon will, and thus give. retaierN the ,ad-
vantage of that advance, ,i,o. i-,ii,a.a., !.
The wool market promises well, though
we can not hope for extreme figures, The
increased demand for manufactured good,
naturally creates d stronger demand fol
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BUSINESS AlANAGEK. ~. y. isayrs
las gone into the Regisier oiiiee as
business manager He isa iist-ciAss
haok-keeper and accountant. m enef-
setic business man aud reliable gen-
tIeman, and win be q valuable aqaiai-
tion 10 that establishment.
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BLAcKsMIrHISG.-Tliat artistic and
eccentric son Of Yalcan, Mr. sam
Miller, has card in to-day's paper
adveriisiug bis blacksmith shop. Exr
perts pronounce him a finished me-
ehanlc, and we commend him ia she
patronage of the public.
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IAHUT IUoga2A

s---- -4-.-.- &. . ~, Y. - Il
.578l ~ II3tah........,. fktIlaA
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a IlyiiftrlaIlSSf !Ciifap Udod syatam4iie,-
IN All Vlerspnse Who cunfemplNeq. innNlAM
eOnlTncls with neWepaporH fnr the tpaeriop Ql
advertisements should send ~ eeiaa1 70 geo.
~ Rowell a Cos fiIaRrlf Itowi Now Aqlsi fqf
4 tion,l Containing lHiaof otafa,u10 nuNlplttfA
and pstimalfs, showing the cost Aqslt
/ ncnth taken for leading rarcra N many rfntes
~ \ lruiuentlous rcilIictinn from rlbilAltrN
rates. orr THE Book. H an Rign2iY n
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CoMrNG. During the past month
over 1000 emieniiits passed through
Omaha bound Cor the Peeific coast
and last Saturday special train CON
tanning I,0OD emigranta left tiiai place
for San Francisco. The immigration
Ills year to Oregon win quadrpple
that of any pteyinus yeat hrasshop-
per4. high taxes aud cold weather are
running Hlom sway from their old
homes,
THE DAILY EVENING JouRNAig iH
ihe title of . new paper TO be started at
Ponlaud next week The prospectus
doesn't tel Who the editor i " hc q
whAt politics u VIII espouse, u any
Z We viii tell our rcaler more about y
flicnwe shall have seen copy Mr- a.
/ Bushaiief, one OF Portland's best bnsi'
mess me-. Is to BE business manager.
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MEssRs. WILLERT 4 BUSCH, car
riage and wagon makers of this city,
have a new ad. in to-day's paper TO
which we directthe attention ofifafm-
ers and others desiring anything IN
their lines They.had an exhibition at
the Fair last fall some specimens OF
work which were universally admired
as the best and handsoniest workman
ship ever exerutedin Oregon, anlilthey
arc all able to do Just such work all
the time. .s..,,.s,,,. .,ss., a
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e...,N ef ui09i 9iI 10 IN3oAi ,Hi
dtGUN,gRNb PRODUCE
TO FARMERS AND STOCErR rRAlSERSe
YOUNG YER,lI S1,iNsTi!!a3 X

10 5l"odgr Il H. IT'' ,a9faIg Ss'a7I9 noaD9 l9
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FORTHE LADIES. --Mrs. Hnddon, late
Of Abba, Iowa, has opened an elegant
millinery and dressmaking establish
ment III Halsey, and filings her banner
10 the breeze through this weeks DEM-
ocRAT. Mrs II. IS lady Of fare taste
and skill with the needle and cannot
fail to make her establishment popular
with the fair ladies Of Halsey and vi
cinity. See her ad. geEIag
FARMPoR SAIE..--see advertisement
Of ATr. b. 4, Craig, IN another place.
He offers FOR sale one Of The best and
riehesthrms IN Linn county, aud one
Of the best Improved His terms are
easy. epa
THE YAoUIxA Il. R.--Last Tuesday
the surveyors startei fram CtitydIlis 10
! run a line to Yaqulna Bay for the con-
tempIated Railroad between those two
I points. Opodlra b 1gaa- ae n
We omitted to mention, Iiist week,
that 5It Nichols ls eBgaged with
Prof Sites and Mrs. Mansfield IN
the Albany District School
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

Wandering among the prlmeval forests Of
the 9TH Ward, we marked dilapidated and
deserted cabin which bore this strange de.
vice; Millions for Sal" Does he still
weep DER her messy grave in the forest
depths asked We, and a courteous native
answered; "'Fore they played the KEEP
water melons thar"
a brilliant youth, who deals IN the pomp
and yanitics OF dry goods, was notified OF u
valuable letter. lie went for 1t with
golden hopes OF long-loSf uncle in the
East Indies, and 1t was--a dun. He says
now he'll sell that fellow worse than that
he's going To send him his note oil hand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

stueWhih Gotsip.
"Papa is tomorrow Thanksgiving day.
said little Slayer 20 friend OF ours yes.
tcrday.
eyes, my son."
"what you goin' to give meti
40, nothing, that know Of" said ,oui
friend.
"Yell, guess faint much OF a gi,e,' day no
how" was the reply.
The sporting spirit is abroad In the land.
A shooting club Is to be formed soon. Mr..
Garland of the McClelland house has an el.
egant shooting suit, and yesterday VIC called
at Fallons and saw him sell at retail to
shooting people. one and half kegs OF
powder, 1ve bags Of shot, and Ave thousand
caps. Now the birds should lookout.
Waco is blessed with auctions. There Is
not M hour In the whole tweniy-four that
we have been able to discover, In which
their voices are still.
The mud yesterday kept the fair Wacoes-
sesat hoinr, and Sidewalk Gossip was thin
though II Is whispered that the FIRE side
article was abundant
Mr. Olive says that he can get sick and
recover In half the time II takes an ordinary
newspaper TO find out about II.
One of our bright mailing clerks suggest
ed yesterday that we declare holiday to-
day for the for the Examiner office, but he
had not reflected that our weekly comes of
TO day, and there Il no getting around the
duty Of sending 1t OIL. His chagrin may be
imagined when he learned that the regular
force would celebrate the day.
The wet weather has dampened the ardor
of the cotton people little, and yester-
day transactions were light.
We are beginning to be little anxious
about little q1dir de couer, which has been
on the taps some time, but which absolute
ly refuses to come OH. Now, this old Cos
sip doesn't like to he cheated out Of his
item. Especially when they are so dog
goned scarce, as they are as prcaent.
The0 Reisner is liking up his new store In
a style; worthy Of himself and Waco. The
Republic" Cigar store has 'em, and they
are fine.
This old Gossip will notice the good"
merchants who observe the day. Thanks
giving is In order. Let us all be thankful,
for day OF rest, II nothing else.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

The Astral has now worldwide reputation
as the safest and best. The Insurance com
panies and Fire Commissioners throughout
the hest safeguard when lamps are used.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

USwHoLEsoME FooD.-By the unnat-
ural combination OF different articles
by ignorant persons for baking powder
the food very indigestible, as the chem
ical action, when they enter the stomach
prevents their being digested. or these
mixtures II requires but small guam
tity to make food very uhwholesome.
DR., Prices Cream Baking Powder Is the
only powder prepared by the applica-
ton OF scientific principles, combining
ali the elements OF n perfect powder.
thus making II safe, economical, and
nutritious, and only TO be equalled in
purity and sire Myth by his True Flavor
Ing Extracts, with which every house
keeper should he supplied. n.alw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

BRAIN NEGOTIATIONS. - homogeneous
reasoning among the Literati Of mod
ern Ladies reflects discreditably upon
sound Judgment. Too much conyen
uonalisin leads 10 hasty and eTronions
conclusions. Implicit reliance In whim-
steal pr, iudicrs frequently ,ethrones
death, Al the present day society is
thus composed, Remedy; Reason and
Judge for yourself, especially as To your
own health. Hence II you are a con
slant sufferer with some female COM
plant aud wish to be restored 10 health
l-remeve your preiudices-buy English
Female Bitters and he cured.
n26lw j. NJ. RivIERE, Agent, Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25
500, 200 FAMILIES !

while no accident, directly or Indirectly, has
ever occurred from burning, storing or hand.
ling It.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

Your especial attention Is directed TO the
advertisement published this morning Of
WIN NJ. Price ~ CO., of the Missouri State
Grange Agency aud commission merchants,
St Louis. They give especial attention 10
the sale Of cotton, wool and hides, and to
the purchase of provisions, flour aud plan
tatlon supplies, The celebrated "Grangcr
Wagon is manufactured by this firm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

Nnvember2 ~. Recording Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Re.
newer now stands among the first, and
al the head of all articles for similar
purpose. The testimony OF our physi,
cinns il conclusive as To Its value ana
we are personally acquainted win
scores OF cases where II has been used
with the hest Of results. II Will restore
gray hair Ia its original color, and
leave II glossy, and In healthy condi-
ton; while, FOR hea Il troubled with
dandauff, or any disease Of the scalp, II
acts like n charm in cleansing them.
Try II. ana you will not be dlsnppolnt
ed LooH Courier, Mdy2, 1855. n2idlw