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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

AT lasg an,acSoupt q The ainking
of the Go. IS. 'IVsight has bean given
to the psOpls. The following came
from Victoria on the 81 inat' waa
A survivor Of the lost steamship
Geo. s. IFrighti has lssen discovered
He is an Indian named Coma, and
was a coal heaveron board, He was
recognized on the street At Naniamo
ON Friday, arrested and brought to
Victoria yesterday. The Colonist .Of
to- day says Siuce' tliosdisansar Coma
has constantly evaded tho police, and
untilquite recently it was not known
that there existed q singla survivor
of the wrek. aAbont,a forsnight.ago
he yentured into Nanainia, where he
was arrested by Constable Stewart on
Friday and arrived heres yesterday,
Coma confessed to the superintend-
ent Of police, after being duly eau
toned, that at night tho boilers Of
the steamship exploded and nhs be-
gan to sink ut once. Capt Ainslsy,
with four U. s. offlesRs and apass-
enger, got into a boat and told Coma,
who was on deck. 10 get IN tUo, The
rest Of the people were II bed OIL
tried to escape by meana Of another
boat. The captainlspaEty, seven in
all, pulled ashore, near cape Caution,
the party were nearly naked and the
Indians gave them hlankela 10 keep
them warm. A day or Two aiser'
wards three canoe loads Of indiana
came to the spot and Captain Ainaley
offered the leader i've hundred dol
lars to convey the shipWracked nher
to Fort Rupert. -four Of tbs nIudi
ans we're armed with rhuskets viii
which they killed all the whites, tisd
stones to the bodies and sank then
in deep water. sh They robbed ihe
bodies OF all valuAblssaineludin The
captains goldwatohand ohAins They
spared Coma but told him Tint if hI
aver dared to narrato The circlim'
stances they would kill his faihsE-
Coma thinks that,allrtha people OF
board who were in bedatllIe time ol
the explosion were drowned, Is thu
boat went down rapidly. The pris'
oner was to-day confronted by Tho
four prisoners Who were hroughstt n
the Rocket and have since been il
goal here, and Identified two ~ be
longing to the parlyiOi murderer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
MiI0tlKIxG FRATRIcIbE


A Letter from Goose Lake, May
18th. to ths, Ashland 7Idipss, gives
this; -l aa pdi ai sHus, 2c' lr0aaE Li.A
Since my last ytllis community llAe
been startled by tragedy snaotsd,a at
Willow creek, Cal. about As miles
from here. Two brothers, named
PitchaFtl, had some difficulty about
a year ago. sitice which time one 6f
them has had gridge against tho
other. lSsyeral weeks ago no aecrel-
ed himself in his brother barn ilut-
ing the night and shot him twice al
he and his wife were entering the
milkinReo Ia the morning Both
shots took tlsetin the loins, eansing
deathttho NEXT day. The asaaabin
then fed, sdhaging ut last accBdate
eludea hiBipursners Who had been
tryingtOibring him toiustice q =
To Ills the 7ydSnOs adds, editori-
ally, ths following statement, which
increases ne horror of the aetssrar
HenyA RFilchArd, meniioned By
our correspondent as having killed
bis brother james, ,lnear (toossdiake,
has been,arOsted The Nrahat .Jolrs
nal has Information stating that
JameR turned Hentyland hia family
out in, n,aiseYere snowalorm, Hengy'a
wife waa III attha time, having given
birth 10 "A chilHonly the week pFavi-
Gus; he also abused one Of his. cliil-
dren. Henry Pritchard IL now in
jail al Alturas, and will DO examined
a. soon ~ ne Ritnsasss can be pres
ent to testify lollhel iaeta in illle case.
- n ,.~.ss,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
TTrE AeTORIA pIRp

Tbs ioilowiDg particulars Of the
lAro Ii Astoria were written BY cor.
saspondont 10 the Standard, uuder
datooe the IA inst;
Our citywils yesterday visited BY y
Hire which fora whilo threatened I'd
destroy the entire town. 1t originated
ia the rear Of tho old 40 saloon,
and many nro OF tho opinion thnt II
was the, work Of .au yinsendiary, Rsa
man was Aeoh tbrun froiA beneath
the floor of the building, and It was
not more than two minutes aftft
wards heforelit was in fumes. bLlhe
streets are very narrow and in Oshort
time IRE communicated to the honses
on thoiotbor side fastening on VAR
Fwlg & Bmkois plumbing establish'
\ rnent, and burning along tothe coi'-
lner where itspinrther progress was
arrestedao The other side was less
fofthnato, as 1t continued toHurm0unl
every obstacle in ita waysto Sibson IL
Co.'s grocery store ;iwlien4tha wind
abated and tho 10 destroying element
twas compelled tolieea 0niwhat.ib had
already destroyed, aIfilhe fire had
been proporlyh managedaiit would
never have crossed the lEtreot, and
not more than three buildings would
have been consumed. There was No
regularity or discipline in itsmanage'
mont. Every man and boy was big
4 chiefuntil u. o. Ireland. Mir, Trul.
lingerband John Jack assumed
charge, ,land tothom great credit Il
due for saving the city. The latter
gentleman Ind prevailed upon thu
foreman of the engine company a
few days before TO puttheiengine IN
0rder, and hsrwould give the fire
conpanyalbo during the week
THE foreman waa,giving tho finishiug
'ltDuehas when tho ira,broke out, and
4 IN proper trim 10 render efficient SCR
sice during itseontinuAnce. ssNoper'
ISon was burned 10 death, ,lasroportedi
hut several were severely injured. In
one respect the FIRE accomplished .
good thing for the citys aB Il com
Ipletely destroyed three of the elowest
and most disropuiRble saloons that
lever diegraceda town, and the peo'
lple will now see tho necessity OF .
u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08


senator Sargent, ofCaliiorniaS has
sued the San Francisco Ctrouicie for
$4,000 damages for alleged alandOr.
Tho Chronicle will undoubtedly get
the best Of tho fight, and Sargent
will bO repudiated by thopeople in
the next Senatorial contest Sargent,
Of California, and Mitchell, Of Orc
gon, must go down together, and o
douplo.Oi good, honest, able Demo-
crass will take their places in'tho
United States Senate. So mote II
IL WI WAW -aN Mhl t'hh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

VltallEos and onriches tho blood, tones
up tho system, builds up the ehrolSen-down,
cures DyApapsla, Liver Complaints, Drop
sy, Chronic Dlarrhoa, Boils, Nervous AZ
fection, Chllls and Fevers, Humors, Loss
Of Constlutltional Nigor, Diseases af tho
Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints,
and nll Diseases originating in ia bad state
Of the blood, or accompanied by debility
orR lowBtate Of the system. ts8
CAUTION. BE sure You get the Peruvian
Syrup. One dollar and two dollars d bot
tle. Prepared by SETH w. Fow1E n
Sons, So Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by
All druggists. a%a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

At spanish Gulch, Grant county,
the othor day, John Kirk, while out
hunting saw airattlcsnaks Eup under
a rock. lie pulled the fellow out by
the tall, but being rathcr slow Of
motion, was bitten on the hand,
when he whipped out his hunting
knife and cut ont the part that was
bitten and sucked the blood for some
time. lie recovered, hut the snake
didn't,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

From John Flngg, Of bennington, N, III.
"Throe years Sinoc ] was very much no.
duced with o dreadful cough, which ra-
sultOd In Bronchitis, Affecting mo 50 se-
yoroly as to render Il ditllonlt 10 speak In
an audible voice. 40 this was added So
yaro night. aweats, and i was fearful of
going Into d decline. After recourse to
Various remedies, 70 no purpose, ] made
uAo az DIR. WlBlara Ilalsam Of Wild
Cherry, q few bottles ~ which fplly no.
mo u Roalth. slnoo that time / have had
several sevore attacks OF cough, but tile
Balnam has always removed them.
always keep Il by me, and should not
Know how 10 do without it,n Sold by all
IdrugQlst8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


r., o..., t,. A,.jA.. ~
4At1eVouny o0"H q h'" ooHhtRf" "q
"A State Of Oregon.
r,l0 a,,o, - n,,,oot,o, oeAka,,,
NJ s,vamIr 9s ~ ~ I,,,t .Io al,,1uoT oT dowat
"N ~ aa9'sn.'o.. '" rS
Susan d. Kecney, Emily ]. Jefferson, Maria
y. sehdersi DELLA j. Watkins, Nancy ~
keeney, heirs at Jaw OF inc said harmon
sswank, deceased, you nnd each q you are
h9Iepy nOtllleu that M A. W sWhhki
widow of the abovod nained Iarmop
Swank, nus nled her petl'ioh III saia
y0url prayipg tAat her estate ~ DOVER ~
ths reni properly hereinafter descrlpea De
asssglgned % her by said Court, ana that
slli9 sFpiloatlon WI De presented, heata at,
day d Jaly, a. p is17, "a At The hour @ Of q one %
9,cloGk L' M whigl sald real properly ~
utbuIlUpu I'm lOlloWN, tO-WNs. lHb f1OHbu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

Tho grand temperance rallyat aEu-
gene Clliy, Inst week, had water
thrown on II, % 70 speak, by tho
fact that but very fsg wouldqlgn tho
tho total abstinence pledge, andthey
women. a,NNhynOt spring the MUIR.
ply dodge on theboyss 1o.s 1oa's N.Y., y \
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

q On Sterling creek, Jackson county,
parties from Portland have purchas-
cd several hundred acres of mining
ground, paying therefore $25 900.
Adltch twenty-four miles long will
,bo constructed which will carry
throe thousand inches OF water, The
Times guesses thelcost wlllbe from
$50, 900 to $4,000. .el eaW ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08


as they are still out off from Albany,
their own county seat. What they
.naea lHabTidge apanning Tie south
loFk on t6s ropd lsadiae dlasct hon
AIbany 70 sOid alla ouf county au-
thbrities md rltiasns shoAld make
every sfIoFt 10 aaeure iB completion
at IN early date. The prosperity
and unity Of interests Of the two Soc
iions Of our country imperatively de-
mand this bridge, and we cannot af-
ford TO lot the important enterprise
go'bydsfault.
1 We desire especiallgaoIdireut inn
migrants and persons seeking land
investments 10 thislseoticn ofsour
county The peQploalreaay sottloa
therefore gracious, Kind hospitablcI
n'tNill vie iniatelligence and atcr-
ling integrity with shose,o Of any eoun,
Try. Excellent school faoilitiss are
Afforded IN every district, and relig.
ions services Of different Christian
tlonOudinations are regularly and
scrapulously observed. IA fact thii
ibsauliIal section Of fiour grand county
furnishesev inaueomentfor settle
msnt, not only physically but social
! ly,land we predict for IL an early IN
tars prosperity which viii rival ths
most favored ssotlonioi our State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
ASoTIiER s0REHEAS,


Hen. Butler evidently doesn't like
Hayes and his Democratic party.
The telegraph last Tuesday gave an
aconunt OF delegation calling on
him to secure his influence in bohOlI
81 some candidate for office, and tho
Iollbwing is tho speech Butler made
TO them " @ N". ~
enllomen, you havo come to tho
wrong man. | have no influence at
TIM White House, and no disposition
10 asl, q h.v0P Of the president II
yuu want your friend appointed 60
usk Corcoan, Gen. Gordon, anll 9th
ers ni their patriotic antecedents,
The President sont for Corcoran,
and requested him 10 nlme the man
he wanted Tor commlssionership, and
ihe modestly mentioned Archbishop
Campbell, for he Is agleat Statesman,
lie has instituted q new departure.
Np moro money 10 be spent on elec-
ltlons. / have heretofore contributed
30 the extent Of my means for tho
purchase Of lanterns and painting
Ftransparencles, hut tlils tux Is no
longer to be endured. leaple are
hereafter to rush greedy at tho polls,
atmmpling over each other. III you
don't want 10 ask Uorcoran, or nsk
the President, as u Is generally under
stood both Republican and Democrat
h. parties are dead and the old Whip
party is born again, go out to some
grave yard and trauscrlbe the MINES
pr tlefunct members Of that 0rganlsa.
tion from their tombstones 10 youI
petitions, and YOU VIII stand tho
chances " getting what you ask for
I did ask one favor Of the President.
When Iwent 10 New 0rleans,d had
assigned to the care OF my stuff and
SELF a distinguished surgeon. H6
fell horcically 1T his post 10 victim ul
hl, professional aud patrlUil0 duty.
Not lOngaRo 1 received o touching
letter from his son asking for an ap-
poiutmont to Annapolis, ! went TO
the president, showed him the letter,
and told him the story Of hts flthof's
life and death. / said to him, l have
"a nomination In my district, but
would 7have TO smuggle tho boy
through. Others do this, l won't
The President said, ~ have three ap-
poIntments; this boy shall have one
.of them" j felt satisfied, Tho 0p7
poIntmente were made, hut this boy
was not one OF them. The fathers OF
two Of them had contributed about
as much for tho preservation Of tho
tlniou ns Corcoran or Gordon. h
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

isA Communication lnlthe .Hoaptqi0.
Ger callathe atteutlondof the people
Of Wasco county tothe praprIetyot
establishing an Organization ii some
kind to give information 70 the hun
dreds o. new comers who aFc weekly
arriving In search of ,iarmsn grazing
lands md employmenEu Would Il
not beBetter, sayA thatpapor 70 try
ana Induce them 10 make their
Ihomesin oara own nsc0nntys than ap
aae ibem aIl enlnga aIuEth6r intoltho
interior, and therefore further from
..salato 44M M go h HHiN
NiNAf"'f wMnl Me fBliagl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

Salem Record says; Tho least success
tul crop ever known in Oregon was
that of 1876, when tho too ahudant
rains ofwinter injured the fall sown
wheat. asOltiwouldappea that while
California suffers from frequent sum.
merdrouthswehave never lost a yield
orccrcoli except froma nlethora q
rains. gtlfU aidg. O. ssw III .eHt3a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

| San FRANCISCO, June l,-,rhe
election Of officers Of tho Crown
Point Mining CO. closed n II O'Clock
i. n. The regular ticket received
53,GiG votes; opposition, 1880.
Toward the close Of the polls, over s.
per share was paid for proxies. The
regulars claim Ovor 1000 votes were
illegally cast for the opposite side,
while tho opposition n0tO objections
to onlorethap 1000 counted by thelI
rivals. asl yiagH pH 1 ,la ap.
Well, now, that was a pretty iail
election for California, but itwouldn't
be considered Iustthe clean thing IL
Portlaud Oregon where asa rule thc
,uring'' fellows only succeed In run
ming In about 900 illegal votes ut a
county election aud fraction loss a
municipal contests, California still
hastlteboltfois corruption ineleetions,
buttthe portland politicians, are mol
Without hope OF Winning their lNn,
rols some day, aodl ei1oeg gfp
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
UUROPEAN WAR NEWS.

Wical ~ VatfAi.i k&MtA sfh II
fir, a,orr, ,lsano,.ia ,n.r
as.aIda sens" f''P'ssps n "Rp"o'
ca, A. ,a,. pl.,.. I'M "A
.s,ll y IVA VIII" M" Ts'"s '>''S M~ N
~, ,,f%.
lm; puiN oi th1 lptalsh 'orce IL NJ
rory Nri'H"'
IL ~ stated that the Russians lost
SAYg9 mw az tbelrqttari Vh karS
'rlle Turks clnlm to have driven
the. .Russlans, from the direotionOf
Snkum Knleh.
A cnusbiraty MA bgen itlisto cered
on So Thoihas Isltnd vi cut loDse
from Portugal Aitf f'HA 'e''' p
About 200 Of ,rlabai posba,s J,lbop.. 81.
,,ants ,Sosn ,I ~ ,''' WV u,H .'
on the 18th. 's6s y wv MI (.
ennnonodo,hn hsep haord
al shllna n is run,orad that a Pn.-
sian squadron has ATTEMPTED to force
nanterauco into SulInA at the mouth
HofIthe Danube in order to assist at the
crossing of the troops. adi b,g #I
h lnno os,.,o,, \, ,I.',I.' I, 4,n,,
,,,ni,sh%oa % t'.,,n I,Oe''s wv, =, 81. " 'enn'
h,,s,,, ,hnt .a'a ~ 'so'',,.,'' I,o'el'
n s S,,,"n s HIa "susn'" S' .,,',' a,n"'SSa%or'u'
rs,,,Iv os.i,a% " " ~" q. n''', mnono- ,.,.,'
,seys c.,,ed a, ~ a,s Iose'SSurs' css",
sh,,lo,r ,o'oo,,",.,. ~ .,h"s riuSe ..,. NO.'"
ta ascclor., to' . 'aSo Vm snJ "Ssy ~ oa an
win ,ha 49,. w. UJas'~s'Vn an, " "OO'
~ "a, up0rA''o,i Oy', u 'le l"' owe'''
v',ess ,l,. !, rom Y, 0li' SeraJlvo state that .
s.a. uaa.le ..',L l1 nus peeh ionght WIN the
IN ~, : I ,,,9 ! l'9s,It,"P's % o,ss..7gsgs,g b
~ i'nles lanlelogaFd dlspa1cn
s'sssa'lo " ! y. pppefatl0hs Pre- Y q me turks ap'
Arsa, NV, ~ s"y9 ny .4ast coninoncep, M
.an,sr,,. s, i, ts,.aas,. Wy I1ovlrs ,, y
twn ha,,a,Ilons =. !, n =, ss SN, Nu.o -
aannnInd y, IA IA t.,e,. ,ss !. NY w
t,ynar y 80 XIV r.'. '1sAs,1n "
,"fstf ss giiNs1 '7N9lit esssNHir SAuSe /"
In Rosnia m ana,,,bv ss g., 90 q, ,ya.,nr
arc on the IncyaSso ssrds ~ nas
|,potoyltch nre ntteylv inatT,cIant va ~
traatlne, oon, m, ~ i I,,aL, ~
ttst'ss"N"''S D''oaSi ~" 14"'''''
The ,ly,,,s. .s 9n por,s .noo,., ..,,s
Prince Gortschakoir has submitted a
programmeto his master, which the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

One Of Che great wants of Baker
county Is good Touring mill. Az
it'ls, there Is only one good mill In
tlilsconoly, that of Me Chanibersi
aix miles from Baker t'ity, and lfis
Of small capacity
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

gnyAKEN UP, As EsTRAY, AT THE
rosldenoD Of O.P. Adams, two and
oliashalf miles west Of Ailllnria station
Llnn co, Oregpn, ono bay mare, about ~
hands high, len hind-ioot white, and small
white spot on nose. When taken had
bell on n4lw4,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
10000
Mountain Cedar Shingles

glNIIESE SHINGLES ARE EMApEFRoM
il seasoned timber, clear Of sap, are nicely
packed and are the bost shingles made.
Tho undersigned can iill orders TO any
amount from 600 to 100000 on short notice,
and atbpttOm prices, W
44mS. Boo-IIivo Store, Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

Tom Merry has retired from tht
editofship u lhs Seattle Ei,pqisa,
and thus hps Noylh Poetic Journal
ism lost one ofsis most shining
lights. Tom, woawish you a thOu-
sand good fortunes wherever your
path may load yop ipliie'a ehSaEsrsd
labarynlhs.la ia aR S oaR nain
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08
IN "ruuE rORI6x."
aonno Obnervaaions aA 20 ilN nOil,
',si Productions and A'sopss.

city Of Solo last Friday, and were
mach pleased 10 fnd our old friends
III d happy and ilourishiug condition
We found Dave Mason pounding
pills and selling paregoric with his
usual graceful hoUrlsh, while Pete
Blyeu, u lis sJerlAsalesa palaos, y
was catering to a full run Of custom
with that "salile 20 phila.liAe aud
bland of his'n. Other .friendr
seemed equally sbusy'ahd prosperous,
and all were blessing PrOsiienco for
the certainty OF rich harvest and
corresponding prosperity The crops
all along our routa looked splendid,
and prOmiss'a yield iarin ezesllsnee
Of any previous year y saa.a guy z
This country nthe FORKS Of the
SAntiam Affords fine opportunities for
Immigrant settlement. The land ~
rated much eheaperathan in other
sections Of our country, aud iaigen-
orally as well favored in the way Of
produotivensss. Solo, in the very
center 81 1.-THE Forks" u situated
on Thomas Crsek. q beautiful mill
stream whiChEises eight miles south
Of the North Fork Of the Santiam'
and flows, parallel with Il. uelaptying
into the main SanGiam just above the
junction Of The North and South
Forks. About the, same distance
farther south the Middle, or Crabtrse
Fork. rises, and unilss with Thomas
Fork close 10 the mouth Of thelatter
Then sim TO the south ot the South
Fork, or main Santiam, which hsaFs
In nearly the same course as the
others until Il reaches the open val
lay, when itturns almost due north,
and takes 10 itself the waters of the
,,.h...'h..as, s,,.ss,..,sa Halwean il,e
- ..,..,,,. h,.roI,ss ia i,ia.anoo 4
say seventy-Aye miles, and Is made
nm u ran. ,bo.toms. ,level plains.
gently rollinr hills, and broken
mountain lands. This region ID
lpovu A tlis. Forks Of The Santiana.
ar .tForks J for abort The frat ton
o. .v.Iv. n,;I.sA 2 nav bs said 10 be
GOOD arablo land, much Of il the
choicest Kind. This portion is per-
hans half level prairie, the balance
iimber land. The next ten miles is
mostly rolhne. farm hills. generally
dotted, Win soatteripgroak on the
hills. ana ctir in the rasines, The
uoil Of All the level lands Is a rich al
luyiAl deposit, while that II the hills
is clay. Springs, and spring branches
are ne. with at every turn. andiths
country iscextrsmsly well watersd.
While the price Of land is rated at
from $40 70 $50 per acre on this side
the Eantiam, the same character OF
land, equally a. good, situated in the
FOrks OF the Sanliam can be pur-
chased at prices ranging from aitaen
10 thirty per cent. below those named
abovas Farms partially opensd, and
il condition to bear a good crop, sit
uated IN lbS rolling lands .just east Of
Tho Oman pralris of the valley, can be
bought for from Is to SIS per acre.
These are the best fruit lands ia iIaD
eonnly. Farther east, along the foot
.hillu. shsrs remains considerable
goyarnmsnt and railroad land. sub
iso. d setlIsusut b. Immigrants or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

A LII persons are hereby notified not 10
n trust Mrs ID. Il. n. Lupor on my ac-
count, al Twill not be responsiblo for any
debts contracted BY Der, ai llest
Ia.gas Jf uaa MARTIN I,UPER,
june 0, l877--w4.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
d.
Listers Bankrupt StOck.

rTHE ENTIRE BANKRUPT SToCk on
Il goods recently owned by DR. Iiisier
will be aold at public auction, 10 the high
9st bidder, IN Fosters brick building, on
Thursday, June 18th, and continuing from
day 10 day until the entiro stock is aispos.
cd OF, the sale beginning each day at :
O'Clock A. X.
TERMs:--All sums undOr 800, cash IN
hand; upon all aunas over that amount q
credit Of 80 days will be glvon, secured by
note without interest.
.afu nH lE. ARNOLD,
G. CoItEN, Assignee.
Auolionaor. r.
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is located in the rlaia Of the
vaIIay, and extends TO either aide
Of The stream. The creek itself is a
source 81 plsasnFe, and . thing Of
besnty, I, and IN bFsalh il ever CRATE
inl, and litslrippliDgs over the stony
bed music both to Tho senses aud the
soul. AItogsthsr the general mako
up oi the surroundings ore such as
ans calculated 70 please The eye. end
cultivate the love 1.-the beautifulin
nature. esaf 1ss ,i@W' a
The first settlement wap made IN
iAs year isis, by y. =, SIcEihpsy,
The present population y $50, Tho
SltnAtioniis off Of 1ths maintIiorongh-
fares, aud The diflculties of getting
", natket have heretofore retarded
the growth oi The ,place, y is 1s
milea from navigation, and shut in
dusing swintefltine by thehigh wator
~ No sanliap, % that people havs
been deferred from settling and az
vsloping the ,abundans resources Of
ihaiplaces hence ils alow growth ~
Bot liow the raiIroad pnsaea within
eight miles Of tho town, and there
are Two stations accessible, Marion,
within eight miles, and Jsasreon
about tho same distance. Aapbslan-
tial bridge has just ,bssn thrown
soross he north Ford, leading %
jefferson, ~ Marion comfy, bus tAas
does not By Any paanS supply The
want Of the people Of that section,