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, 1876-09-30

MILITARY IrEMs.-Eor some unaccounta-
bic reason the rtgimental headquarters and
band Of the 1st Cavalry were intercepted lby
telegram from San ErsuciscoJ at Portland.
and ordered 10 Fort Vancouver. Il was 4
universal surprise and regret, not only to the
people Of Walla WaIla, but also the members
Of tie Garrison, and the officers with the
headquarters. Many of the Officers even yet
speak hopefully Of the original order being
carried out this fall. \ hope in which We
AL Confederation the present the Wal
Iowa imbroglio IS settled, and the troops
again IL quarters al the Garris. II. having lef.
there on the 26-h inst We hope the com
mission Of army officers and citizens eppoiut-
Cd viii soon arrive and forever settle this
vezsd question 80. Captain Winters, ist Cav-
airy, and family, arrived at the Garrison Oh
Sunday last. Captain Winters commands
Company " E - Of his regiment "A aGts
member Of the siwash trile was captured by
the guard the other day, Tor conveying
drinks from the traders store to lauudreSs'
quarters at the headquarters al the Garrison.
We would strongly recommend the lady to
act With more caution, and 10 avoid getting
an Indian into trouble, 20 harsyIf-if she
must hnve it-aui take her fluid ut the bar
like all coed soldiers 50!
, 1876-09-30

yow j. the time TO clean ont your chimney
s,.. and have your wells duly renovated. The
Liter will have a tendency to promote good
hsslth.
, 1876-09-30

DEMOCRATIC County Coxvruox.-Par.
S"aht 10 notice, the democrats Of WsUs Van.
county met in cOnvention. Saturday last and
placed in nomination the following tjct.t
councilman, Dan Stewart; representative
W. l. Barnes, VIM. Martin. 4. ] G-a,o-,.
ana H. Nansyckle; ; sheriff, Geo. f. Thomas.
au1i'or' Ibos, P. Page; treasurer. Wm
y D'nneil ; probate judge, r. Guichard So
eS'or' SAN Jacobs; school superintendent. 4
J-N"eeneyi county commissioner Dion K.efs
> NJ Storms, and J. Bradon. The seare,srv
mas failed to furnish report Of the proostd-
i'gT' ana hence we are unable TO give lis, Of
Gelega'es' As a whole the ticket is d good one.
ana We doubt not that it will receive The nm
GiVided support Of The party With such
men as Dan Stewart in the Council, and ".
l. Barnes in the House, The people have An
assurance against corrupt Legislation, and a
guarantee that taxes VIII be kept at the low
est hSure consistent with good government.
ne county ticket proper from sheriff and
auditor down to commissioners, is an excel
lent one. aud merits the support Of all friends
ot au honest and economical administrative,
ot Puoiio aifulrs A whole, II Is he best
ticket ever put forward in This county, aud
we confidently expect the election of every
man en- 1t by overwhelming majjrities.
, 1876-09-30

srroyD Advent CHURCH was crowded on
Thursday evening. Rev. Waggoner il said
.,.v,l Rev. Van Horn as an expounder of
he il.;h.
, 1876-09-30

TnE NEW STEAMER Tor the Upper Column
H, tra5c. viii make her trial trip on Monday
-.y. She viii sndcavor TO 90 mp the Snake
r,,-r a- lar u- lewiston
, 1876-09-30

SLEErr.-Yanc0uver has the name of be-
81, a very quiet place for retired slcepnrs, and
60, r,r-.qucuc. Two bands have been employed
=, awaken them on time.
, 1876-09-30

JrncG WuGAHD, clerk Ayres, prosecut-
IN, attorney Anders, and one or two III mbers
-,,B. bar left On Thursday to attend cour; at
Yakima city.
, 1876-09-30

OFF To THE FNH.-Quite a large num-
t.rof ci.iz-ns Of Tins city intend starting this
r.k l. GIanGe 70 attend the fair and
-.ss. which commence at that place on Tues
t4vuI-.
, 1876-09-30

HOTEL Wa>rED.-Waiiula is very much
3, oe-i of a good comfortable hotel for the
- .--.,nm,Gatipn OF the travelling public.
, 1876-09-30

DwaGgs-The locomotive named Wallula
r-ig-I -oms severe damages on Sunday
,.... She !. again on the rail, having been
gs, IL complete running order.
, 1876-09-30

Vur,r.-Tweu'y seven thousand bushels
,l.ar are in the warehouses belonging TO
pine Bros. awaiting shipment.
, 1876-09-30

UoorrN MHIs.-lt Is reported hat Paine
- & Moor have purchased the controlling
-, in the Dayton WOolen Mills
, 1876-09-30
COMPANY
EsaGcs On Up Freight,


CCOBS. HEECA4EDLSE, Etc, ETC.
T-rra WaI,ull 20 Wlllt tWall.-.-------..-----sIO %
gloFl Wll.rilt to Whitman IS
E-Jl. .Alt.l % E-ls. %alla---------------l - 70
~ EuiE.us Material, a uitasstl aud Meclan-
irt. rI.ll-ut> Lime, a., fTeg-tet 90 Wallula by
ID. - y Cos lut,- It reduced measurement wIll be
tle ltsi hg 40 the foregoing Ea;cs, On U. 5. N
o.. p r-lue-t ..aIsg-eTLeLt.
, 1876-09-30

Tpos TlrRNEY, an old pioneer and highly
.o..sen,,d citizen, has left Waila ""'lA' ana
rL.,r will settle somewhere on 'He
j;na , Of the overland railroad
, 1876-09-30

iH2 JACAsoN Bios. gave an entertain
n5u' cu Saturday evening las to quite res
irs'aj'e audience. They also gave another
l.r on Weln. ~iry evening. Thry intend
togo to Ia Grarle during the fair, and give
hs P.oq.l # ,ha, section a few Of their en-
t-v--.m.u'.
, 1876-09-30

WNIA WALIA FLouR.-A fo'''A"a
hans. has ORDERED eight hundred barrels 'f
a,ur from \. MoCalley's Standard N'.'7' 70
=, asr,vsrs3 immediately. The reputation ot
Wsua Wsna -four abroad Is y /.
, 1876-09-30

Tua clrpeu'ers are almost through with
their work On the c1ur; house, and from pres
cui appearances wall make Il good job OF 1t.
Mr. A~paugh, the contractor. Is 10" on he
brick work for the vault, and Will 5000 com
nlr.e bis part Of the building. When al the
improvements are completed, Na'Ih " AHA
viii boast the finest court house IN The 'er-
ritpTV.
, 1876-09-30

Fall. RAcEs.-C 5. Bush. Proprietor Of
the Driving Park, announces asaries Of races,
10 commence November ist, and continue
fouy days. Premiums arasuptius TO $500
viii 6s Lun=. aul every tlf5r; made to at
tr..t lha A..- hLr.-s IN th- cannL-v.
, 1876-09-30

AccouuopArroS,-The President OF the
R,iIyg.d Co. dispatched train from "a'-
~, >, INV c;,v to accommodate four pas
ssn,ers, composed of three preachers OF 'A'
mi and one San Fcaucisso drummer
, 1876-09-30

rrrr hundred tons of wheat at the rail-
\ 5,5or. ready to 20 below.
, 1876-09-30

Souor%.-Syrup from s,rgnm is being ex-
,.a.g.iy made in the valley this season
Tfo-. Who have tested tie same, made by
rhyl improved u.achiney, pronounce it Of
superior quality.
, 1876-09-30

PaRsoNAL.-EFe had the pleasure Of meet
ins Il. E. CroasiAi.e, Esq, Of cAlnas Prairie,
IN town ;his week. lie i= s' route to bis M
tive place, dear old Ireland, here hs intends
TO spend the winter visiting bis friends, both
IN hat country and Eugla"d. lie will re-
turn in April to attend to bis Interests IL
this country. We wish hin safe and P.e'~-
ant urney, as all such genial good fellows
n.s.-rXe.
, 1876-09-30

ScuwAcacHERs' MA&NoTH BUILDING /
NOW receiving the finishing touches at the
hands o.. the painters In another week II
will be reaLy Tor occupancy, when those gen
tlemen will have one Of the finest ou1'u-"S .
north Of San Francisco.
, 1876-09-30

yU,,,r-J. u. Abide. Ed, viii manu-
-. i've hundred gallons Of wine
,Iis season. SIS an experiment
, 1876-09-30

Nrw wHEAr.-Dr. Blaloek has already
,Iopgbea abou, three thousand acres OF lana'
III b.v. before the winter Is over tour
Z u ,t,,,s,,4 acres of wheat sown.
, 1876-09-30

AFTER THE BOYS. II J. AHdeT7' our
p-,.o.,,i,r Attorney has been running sitter
r.,aIv-his household now numbers
-, = ,be rrgilistic fraternity
, 1876-09-30

z. GuIcEsHp. E-l-, Lett Iy last SUNDAY s
es.s for Astoria, uher- MS f-:m!'y have been
ruF,ic.,iug for several months. IL expects
70 return early the coming week. For many
Years judge Guioha1d has filled the otH1e Of
3raAa,s Judge, alg=ys 20 the satisfaction Of
the JUbllc.
, 1876-09-30

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-Ihe annu"
-,,,..i,,,, If the Walla WaUa County Asri-
cultural Society will be held at the Court
Hons. on Saturday,. October 4 oti's's Of
-, ) ,.isry ars requested to meet at 10 A NJ
, 1876-09-30

Gov. FERRY would not allow h'T H-'ns
.rs-5 in the late republican convention
Sensible
, 1876-09-30

AHouDAY.-Thurslay being the day q
a-uncmenr, the bu-inesS houses Of our iaeoie"
ci,tz-us vers al closed This is the most
,,.sor,aat day il the whole Jewish calendar
-. T-ra,i,e who fails to observe !; ly
fss;ing and prayer is disOwaed by ms people
, 1876-09-30

attention, ScGtchmen!
THFPE Will = ScECIAL 1-ELIING .. Tie
| sNrpFgv SOCIETY," his ~ th- city -
Val. E-a-Is, on SATURDAY o-.e-eT .i,.-, il
-. en-. i-..5fef 90 4.felt- L-- '-s.s-l--l
-, Nd m. Sr-5z-y vii Je h-t % - A1'--7s
Fv- SrrauIa. s5-l. ta-a meetings 10 ~ '-=-- ~
- f.,1-s II -ASs.zG.7T soc 'sI15E
s,7 J.aES y. IEH ar. President
, 1876-09-30

10 THIRD TERN is ;he popular expression
in this county, and hsrcs th;+ : g POOR place
f.r people Who Gr.ire lii, iii
, 1876-09-30

Cor. JoHx GREEN l. expec.ed soon 10 '''1s
.,,o,rspd Of Fort Wslla Wzlla
, 1876-09-30

QUESTIONS ANswEHEp.-A currespondent
living at Tucson, Arizona territory Is IN
formed that We have nine lawyers and two
banks at WalIa Nalll- The latter have
from oae hundred and ff-y 20 two hundred
,hon~na dollars capital invested. Tn law
ysrs. We believe, ruu exclusively upon brains
, 1876-09-30
ADolica!ion TO Sell Real Estate.


llT.HI -Tr.lEs-
yr ~. .--t-r ar ,.g E.sr.sgt IA TIEE 5CSEEGEE,
U.rrEs. =
CITATION 1t appearing % ne lfi4Tl y iLr -
\ ri--rl u----I-5, .! tie; ~ -l- Dl-- y JAAf7
D. MIX tl= E6I-iu--t--g-- With tts VIII tLr-'-ir
an ne E-rats Ct XAVIER EJotSu J., d--z-ss'-,
r..tv.1- Tor az order r0 sal q c--s-E i1ii..- ..i
a.. E5u-e thereon situated ~ tie a-.y n 4---
IS ala t-,a.-u- 20 SD Estate, - pty tG- -V"-7
lt---s rri.I-- ss-a. e., -sa .. am -- t- --s ~ -7
.r! gll.s aI 4 AiuiHl~f--. H. u D cf--i@l tE Tie
C.,1s.. rI.tr SATURDAY, TIE i+-A DAY - t--.l.E,
= D. 1870. 'alU- Gay 90 t-s - l-Tr-i -=si %. =,
-u-lr July r--I, l-sH, 81 -ls Court at i' e'-H
II -- rraa.l u sss .lay, ~ la- iHls- i.-'l. .-
s.I P-s.f-- g1.gt. 70 tas faar- E7gs- -i rle -4.i
an. s,sz a1ILr- VI -.i- s. r.-s- t- all re s-i-l- 8
..,el- --ru--.e- -aE .-= ta--E1g o. --' I-----l.T
5 rs.. -l prs IS Iu-. .-astal ~ ite -s-i Es''2 -
r.4r U-:s-. ~ 5lsi Probate tcEI, Or isat - -ii-
t..r 20 --.v. cans 3: any there b., D z- 1---r
-f,,5 1o. BE- -rau,e- 20 tn -sll A--l-. s--iQ- a.
,s sF b ...lu lr.yel tJ-- Ali ,a-- --l.e ~ ms
e..s5a De made o. II Ir-C-s IL crested. l p,-----
r-r at ;lls order .1t car -ureszlE- Tt' l- - i-
lV.rt. Ial,a -rt-zSsrls- 1le---s s-Ii.-- u II
Il IL E.lf -l,l.s.i 41 ss.-l e.-g all comfy.
l5s-s4 W--.. We-.z S=P1---.- llt-, --.e-
z CTIEHAED-
49, P.Utzts jude
, 1876-09-30

oara,y Sr,rE F,1R--we hear OF q large nuEnher
Of ,-rzaa,. iualu1iuy quite delegation q -ai..7'
Who n-arose TO attend IL ors=aR state Far Yer
s7,s n. tlc fair ill only ls charged hall Tie
- -. ~ . tE.l.
, 1876-09-30

yyfadou shades. Picture frames,
EJLDE-GS, IYIEEcLS. tr.
-VpEEOEST TEE5E -
T.-s sa "a Wet rlz-------.-. 1-l--sr-
FuruitsyTr Repaired ami fsEi1's-5l[i-
- WAgEE gJ-I, ,L-a street, " ala ''i..l
D - ~ =-- ----- -f--f
, 1876-09-30

FyUlBl7lox.-Adams Bros. announce
IND exhibition well worthy tie attention
:. -r-i,-i.v seekers. rs also th0se Who would
;, = GOOD goods aai cheap -aoi-.
, 1876-09-30

THE small p1x is -ail 20 be prevalent IN
The ueirhboshood Of CoIiaS-
, 1876-09-30

B,HY CAHEIsGas.-Ness7=- L'er'7 q -A-''
b,ra b.bv carriages fae enough for d prince
any o,hsr mans child. II yon want
s,ne,Eing TO be pr5rl oI give them e-L--
, 1876-09-30

SEWING MscmNEs.-Tbe Wheeler Y VII
s,, No. $. tool, the first premium at the ia'e
..;- Persons who may desire one Of these
--,''.r7,.r- yrilI see notice II another eoi-H'a-
, 1876-09-30

,-.ppr.-1sy. The cl,tl- exhibited al he ---' u!
- - are q. tfo-ou-i l-els an L.
- ! T, Il .-.ts incorrectly st4-ei-
, 1876-09-30

TvyIaRANTs -Sevsral immigrant families
r,..eI our otioe On ThuTs3sy' bound ''F
Iysi,nan county. They rep9T: more Oh the
xav. Tbs side OF Ba'ze.
, 1876-09-30
PsssEvGER RATES.

,--- IT,. l1--rs q tie TaI.a Waia q Walluls
E..-.s.-- Company 90 cCEa ir1-'i.t tFan'ieIIeh 10
q S CO.'S t0l-s, Il-.G.lslg r.s5 tu-.nrrs oi Tor
14-.- a q. rt.-rs rar rou. And on up freath' re-
...5v.f nom ~ :, X C0.-- boats AMI forwarded, %
.--. 10 -r-I Az down freight, fIr forward ship
-.f- %. ea-.-iz1l-! ~ parl.- u NainlAr VII 10
-.-,s 49,. ts-s .r.lr-..- Company 70 forward
, 1876-09-30

,,.,,,-rr r, Ayylx.rr1S.-It i ststad That D. L
Tuiz1u ari o. Jal5s are bon l--- .I y - - T. --.s
, 1876-09-30

Os -vr SrI,tp. -IafIye.te lane ani l--'---''
Wirisni-. crp.eiug c-a1Il'ies l-s 10'7''
;=Len - stamp
, 1876-09-30
list OF PRENIrWs


The i7l7''in; Is lis; q zIaial.ls award Il by the
"-la "aila County Agri-altural so1is,y -, their
seolui annual f-ir-
, 1876-09-30

E,reeidc:lt -. ". & :. II. Il. 90.
Y-,LIA WALL. aUZ1sst -, $50 44-u
, 1876-09-30

Ars- l's-au-. one pound butter, 35p'uuG a-5 70
cents; y. n Ewing. g.e~arv-i !lua-, q .o-at and
!; Ms Bryant 'lI,s.-.Ty JlIa, a,glumI.
, 1876-09-30

.,,,RpaT.---....Sep September 30. 1875.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
bEATTYIS GF1GSFAp. Gp 6 Goh ?.

EN ION O l. |. T. Ahl.Oh OfttrA S. RAYS OF LIGHT FROM THE PRESS:
 "Beatty's Golden Tongue Parlor Organs have won for themselves a good reputation far and wide.- Washington, (N. J.) Star.
 eve would recommend this ex- cellent instrument to the musical world, for it's tineness of tone." Petersburg (lnd.) Democrat.
 "Woodbine Lodge of Odd Fellows has purchased "Golden Tongue" organ, and it is the best instrument ever brought to this town. ."-W Woods- town (N. J J Register.
 The instrument gives entire satis- faction. My brother, who purchas- ed the organ, is highly pleased.- Memphis, (Mo.) News.
 Its tone equals the finest we evet heard.-Edina (Mo.) Democrat.
 It is pronounced splendid instru- ment.-James F.. Halls letter to Finlay (Ohlo) American Patrion.
 A reputation which places them above suspicion! They are hldors- ed by the highest musical authorities throughout the world as the best.- St. Charles (Mlo.) Gossip.
 Agents wanted everywhere to canvass forthis superior instrument. Address, DANIEL F. BEATTY Washington, N. J.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13

PanoFore been adopted and clusively Il New York Conservatory of Music.
 Piano Conservatory The New York Conservatory of Music upwards Thirty AriOn Pianos and 
 our Pianos United the principal Opera Troupes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
FIFTH

3 Ocaves and they the largest We the SAME QUALITY of matera price for workmanship for plain Pianos do high-priced
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13

TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
 Life Scholarship, full Com mercim Course. .... $50 co Full Course in Telegraphing by Sound and Paper $50 %
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
FIRST.

These greater VOLUME of TONE combine throughout the scale, and length and vbration that be found in other Piano.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
CAUTION!

PUBIIC:-No excellent reputation, ARION PIANO. Each introduction times already led others offer the public cheap CD Piano bearing similar be misle chasing oese thinking they obtaining Piano with the following fact, namely-
 Pianos manufacture have the following in
 large letters right hand plate
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
How to Make the Grange d
 Bnrfpf.t SupcnSS

How to Make the Grange a
 Perfect Success.
 The farmers road to success is as plain as the road to market. Education is the thing needful. Educate yourselves, wives, chil- dren, everybody. Read, study, investigate. No one is too old to learn, and any one who can read plsil English, even though it may be impcrfectly, can become his own teacher.
 Why is the farmer a pack horse, "a newer of wood and a drawer of water" for the world, feeding those who neither toll nor spin? Because he has neg lected to educate himself. Right there is the trouble. He delves away with his good right arm" and lett one too, but he never had but six weeks schooling and his boys can get along as well as he, and as for the girls, "education don't do them no good no how. This fallacy must be entirely erad- icatcd from the minds of our pco ole before the farmer can take his proper position. Just let the far mers, mechanics and laborers be come educated, so that every voter shall know his rights; then they will dare maintain them. Then they will learn exactly how to ap- propriate their own earning to their own benefit, and how to drive the human drones out to grass.
 We ask, seriously ask you all to ponder over these things and ask yourselves if it pay IS to keep your ch ldren always in the cotton field. Does it pay to economize by re- fusing to subscribe for papers and to buy books? Never. No, go and pay for the paper, buy some useful books and set the example Of reading them yourself. These are cheap modes of acquiring an educ ation. T.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
Ora m g e D c p't
C. F. TOBEY. Editor.

Communications iHtendcd for the Editor ol this department should be addressed to Niu a Nurristown, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
NoRRISTOWN, ARK, 2lst December, 1875.


 Editor of NEW YORK MoRLD:- l have inst received two copies of The World, in which you re- quest your readers to "write to us."
 Icomply and begin by saying that l do not like your paper, nor approve your past course, you ia vor policy of ''Iard Money" Il policy of SOUND Greeback Cur rency, receivable for duties and q legal tender to everybody, and l deny cmphatically that that means unlimited infatiou." l believe yonr policy a good one for the bondholder you represent and with whom you sympathlze; mine l think far better one for the produ ing world, and MY sym pathies are with the men and women who work. Your policy Of retraction has ruined untold thousands and will continue to slay it's thousands until the "Sher man Act is repealed, and the government ceases to repudiate its own issues at our Custom houses. If you can prevail on the National Government and all the Provincial and Municipal gov ernments orepudiate their debts, and then so christainize all the members of the creditor class as to induce them to forgive all those indebted to them, and, in addi- ton thereto, persuade your Wall street friends and other bulionists to divide out their "hard money" with all the world and the rest of us, 1 may become convert to lour ''plan of salvation"
 l am q farmer, on the shady side of a centennials life; you are an editor with, as l suppose, plenty of hard money and bonds, which are very hard, too, Ion the -payers). Of course you would like to double or trible the value of your bonds and money, but the very contraction which would add so much to the purchasing abili- ty of your money, would cores pondingly depreciate my proper ty, out of which I must raise money to pay the tax which is tc go into your pocket.
 I do not expect the New York millionaire to treat the crude communications of a baekwoodS Arkansas farmer with much con sideration, but as you have salo "writc to us" l have done so hon estly.
 Your course after MT. Sey mour's nomination is not forgot ten. I do not believe such a pa per as yours can be printed fo one dollar q year and suppose th' money power makes up the loss.
 Is the World in favor of contln uing the so-called national banks and at the same time paying Tn terest on the bonds deposited t' secure the bill holders? Is th' World in favor of an eXclusiy hard money currency? Ifnot hoy much paper for every hard" dol lar and how will you prevent tn paper from becoming ragged babies?"
 l suppose you would not sup port Allen or Henricks II nomlnal ed, nor would l MT. Tilden.
 have written the above hurriedl by candle light but you are a liberty to publish every line wit all it's imperfections.
 Respectfully, C. L. T.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13

EDITOR DEMocRAT:- :-Somctime since I received some copies of Manton Shylock's N. Y. World, " which contained q request of its readers to "write to us. l en- close q copy of my answer, and as it contains the gist of the opinions of many currency reformers as well as myself, you are at liberty to publish, if you deem it worthy an insertion in your lively and useful paper. C. E. T.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
LITTLE ROCK COM M MERCIAL COLLEGE
 AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
The Most Complete, Thorough and Practical Institution in the
 Country.
Little Rock, Ark.

"HIS Institution offers superior
 Il facilities for preparing young and middle aged men and women for the counting room, and for the management of business and flnan- cial affairs.
 The full Commercial course as presented in the PREPARATORY, TIE oRY, ACTUAL BUSINESS and BANKING DEPARTMENTS of the College, em- braces critical instruction to those who may require it, in Reading, Spelling and Arithmetic, Book-keep- ing, by Single and Double entry, as applied to business pursuits of every description. Business Pen manship, Commercial Calculations, Mercantile Correspondence, Detec- ton of Counterfeit Money, Lectures on the Science of Accounts, Busi- ness Activities, Organizations, Econ omies, Business Customs and Eti- quette, Commercial Law, Finance and General Laws of Trade.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
SEVENTH

Thousand Purchasers in all of the world who have purchased Aon Pianos now testify the excellent tone and great while all of Music throughout United adopted the AARON PIANO
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS will be made to Clubs and Deserving Parties. Usual time required to complete the Full Commercial Course, from 10 to 15 weeks.
 Students can enter the Collgee at any time, as there are no vacations. Be sure to visit or address this College before going elsewhere.
 AARON BALES, Principal. 45-l2m y
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
ARION PIANO-FORTE.
 Patented Nov. l3 ls66 and June 23, 1868.

be first perfect safeguard to purchasers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
SIXTH

ARION than otlc
  SAME GRADE Piano purchased for elsewhere becaus desrou neang business facilities for manuacur ing being UNLIMITED. 5a.4
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13
FOURTH

The in longer than any other Piano in t its first introduction the Puc proof read testimonials from purcas
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-11
HOUSE,.
state Governments.

COLUMBUS, Feb. lO.-Among the new
bills introduced In the Senate was one
to abolish the Office Of Infirmary Direct
or, and transfer its duties to the County
Commissioners; ons to amend Section
81 OF the Municipal Code, and Section
66S, as amended April Is, 1870, so as to
provide that all laws passed BY Councils
shall have majority Of all the members
elected, taken by yeas and nays, and no
contract or agreement made except by
ordinance, and no appropriation or pay
ment OF money, except by ordinance
and the making Of contracts, shah be
delegated to committees, and, il made
contrary TO the strict letter OF tho law,
the corporation shall not be liable, tut
the persons making shall be liable as
upon an individual contract. And that
no contract or agreement shall be made
unless provision Is made for the pay
ment, after cost OF executing it.
Among the petitions presented was
one OF various attorneys and other citi-
zens OF Cincinnati for an extension Of
the term of the Police Judge from two
to five years.
In the House, among others bills were