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MrnIc1rA1 counr-Judqs oranmer

MuEIcIPAL CoURT-JudSe OranHer.
Court me. at 10 A. NJ. yesterday and
disposed OF the following business:
Joseph speidel & Co. VS.. Christopher
Anderson. Ia attachment. Order entered
dismi~ing the attachment.
Henry Otto vs.. Otto Hess ct al. In
junction. Case remauded to rules to file
an amended bill, and injunction dissolv-
Christian Burke VS.. Margaretha Mas,
Administrative, ct al. In chaneery. Order
entered empowering the special commits
sioners in this case TO employ 4 compe'
tent engineer TO lay out said real estate,
as mentioned in the bill 6led, into town
lots.
selig Weinberg We. John F. Remp ct al,
In chancery. Argument finished and case
submitted 10 court.
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Tn GREESBGoK LABOR PARTY.-
The Executive Committee Of the Green
back-Labot party met Al the City Bald
Ing last evening, Tor the purpose Of with
drawing the call for County Convention,
which, the chairman stated, In announc-
ing the object Of the meeting, was gener-
ally considered Sc premature. The Com
mii,ee therefore decided to change the
date for holding the Convention TO satur-
day, August 24th, at one o'clock
P. n. Before the adjournment Of the Com
mittee the sub committees on Finance
were heard from, and reported that they
had collected cons iderable funds. Twas
also resolved by the Committee that
should any Of the wards or voting pre-
cincts neslec, to select delegates that the
vacancies in the representation maybe hll.
ed by appointment, by the Executive Com.
mitiee. The Committee adjourned, to
meet at the City Building on Monday
evening, July let.
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IFsuccess depends upon health surely
health depends upon pure blood. DR.,
Bull's Blood Mixture maintains the blood
in state Of purity, and health is the re-
sult, eod&T
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Ghegntelligsreen
TUESDAY. JUNE2s, 1873.
New Adyertisemen,s.

Immense Reduction in Priees-c. T
The Champion Of the World.
Summer Queen Oil Cook Stove &C
Behrens.
Wanted-Stonemasous. d,
Blue Store shades-Zink & MOrehead
Mt. De Chantal.
Notice-Wheelipg Library.
English Oil Tube Colors-Hutchins
Music and Art Store.
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For UPWARDS OF TH1kIY YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomsch, relieves ,0ind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseatay and diarhed
whether arising from teething or Other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
% cent. a botLle. d&w
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nat.nIann, MARKET.

PITTSBURGH, June a.. Petroleum -
Crude at 81 81 at ParksTs for immediate
shipment; refined dull and prices un-
changed.
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The B. & o. Railroad company will
have a telegraph operator. with the neces.
sary apparatus for the transmission Of
messages, stationed at Cations Orchard
during the coming Fourth Of July pic
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sAoRrFtcE.-Blsck Gros Grain Silks
are sold at sacrificing prices at the clos
ing out sale. l. BLUM d Bro.
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BLACK CAsHMEREs.-Wo Wonderful low
prices at the closing out sale.
I. BLUM & BRo. :
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LINEN Collars and Cuff, the newest
out, at coat at the closing out sale.
|. BLUM & BRo.
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GROCERIES,
T FAVE ORDERS For

Just RECEIVED
Italian AAeArunl,
Italian vrmieellI,
Sage,
Aalt6y's Dssiea,ed COs.au,
Cracked Wheat,
strAiutd Honey,
AnehoVlS In oil and IN wI,,,
SoeAs Cocoa shells,
a A ane 'ot Of Chocolate such us,,A
Lemon Syrup, IN Iilis,
ASAspesIry syrup, In pin,L
Pine Apple Syrup 10 pat
suarbefry 81 ruP, 10 Ant.
ga Trout, 10 ihtee-p pound r,n,
saIdlns1, 10 large and ANAL az,
saTdlnes. Ruaiin, 10 keEI
A; : !: M WALTER
sS Ger Ct Male, AZ. EI,s.s H.
LEsatrI'4 ssh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLRGRAPH.


NEW YORK, June 2L-MoNRY-C Closes
easy at 2as per cent Prime mercantile
paper SAX per cent. Customs receipts
$50, 900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
5000. Clearings sli,OOO,0Oo. Sterling,
4s5aI.s7.
GoLD-steady Atl0OhE. Borrowing rates
2 per cent to fat and l-64 per diem.
INSTRUMENTATION
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NV Goons Ar Ions RoEMIRis.

L1sKs.suits at cost a. the closing out
sale. I. BLUM d Bro.
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WI. ". cowpXs. sOiieito1. isi2
EoR SALE

one larFs Hall Patent Bale, eus large
NirroF, one lsIIs dSak, and store nxtuIes Ike
sntirr mock Of Dry Geods 81 cost 'ioek o. CI-
p4ts Oh CIosL,, Se., 10 the STICK. Persons dtslr-
Ia chap goods should call At orcs, Es the shcE
will only fe on al. few dAyE. Fer ale a. thf
store nom la,sly eeuFs1 By J: W; FeTrsll
sp5 D. :. EOKNsI.
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s.. Loun, June 24.-Rl7ef q iest
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RAILROAD Bonds Generally strong.
STATR R0yDS-Stpadv

EAAih-hOAD bOabb-Neutrhul hHouks
STATE BoSDs-Steady.
STOCKS There was slight decline In
the stock market Ia the early dealings,
which was followed BY an advance OF y 70
X per cent In the entire list. Lake Shore,
Western Union, LackawAnua and the grAu.
ger stocks absorbed most Of the specula.
tive interest In Lake shore there were
some very heavy transactions at 5sI5sII.
A. d p. Telegraph rose x per cent Dur.
ing the afternoon the market was heavy and
lower. the decline from: the hi chest pointoi
the day ranged from X to- per cent. The
greatest decline was In Lake shore on the
rumors In the Exchange that a dividend
would probably be passed. Michigan Cen.
tral was also notably weak aud the general
list fell off 1S to Il per cent. At the close
coal stocks were strong owing to the hAr'
moniOus action Of the Board OF Control this
afternoon.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares
OF which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, 5000
preferred, 1900 st. Paul common, 3,00t
preferred Il, 900 Lackawanna, 1900 Michi
gan Central, 10000 Western Union and
| 2 900 Pacific Nail,
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In al dircctions Ia make u o. all sort. Of
cases, II was liable 10 ,car, or, II Il didn't
tear 70 might become very mnch distorted
and defcrmed, 90 much 20 % 10 b. past re.
ccgni,ion. They thought natural and rca.
.onable construction Of the instrument was
the true one. They thought Il was big
enough and broad enough just rs its fra
men made Il, for all right purposes. They
entertained the idea that Ito provide for
the common defense and general welfare"
didn't mean 10 20 Tom SCOTS security for
millions Of money, and grant him mill.
ions Of acre. Of public land. to build
Railroad Cor Ton SCOTS individual bene-
&c, simply because Il would afford the Gov
eminent the privilege (hy paying high for
it) Of sending her mails over the road, or
because Il might come 10 pas IN The unceridiH
future that the Govern ment would desire to
send her troops over the road Ito attend
some election in California perhaps) which
she could do BY paying for the SAINT saiis-
factorily TO said Scott They ventured to
think too, that to regulate commerce
among the States, did not mean TO build
vast and costly Railroads for the profit Of
spectators. They entertained the old
fashioned ides, that 10 regulate a matter,
meant to make rules respecting Il, and
nothing more. Nor could they see how
the power ito establish post-ofhces ana
post-rosds' implied the power TO build
costly Railroads at the expense OF the TAX
payers simply for the purpose OF convey
Ing the mails from one point TO sno'ne,a
few hour quicker than they ~ou'u 20 "
the dirt rosd; They thoogh' 'na' 70 e'''"-
lish post-rcad simply mean. 10 s"oP'
road which "" already msue' s'N "A
route, and certainly not 70 MAKE graz
Railroads, or even 70 opens oin 'o'o 'o'
that express purpose
Well, this controversy lasted more ,han
half century. Parties changed 'he'
names Inc hepuoncsn parry oe's"e '"'
Democratic party, ano 'he reue'a,'s''
sumed the name oil wings sun 'ne COZ.
troversy went on-the Democrats eoh,ehu'
ing strenuously against the gume'as'"
ooctrihe, snu 'he wing "'
cating H. Ai'er awni'e' .ne wing Ps!
deseners'ea in'o ,he A1onuon " "
party ana rs sucn' u nves .o-o' " ~
curse .ne county, SUI, 'u'es " Tvs 1'
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Two accidents occurred on the l..
n N. r.. r. the latter part Of last
week. The first happened one mile
North Of Nolin Station. A passenger
coach and a sleeper were thrown from
the track while the train was running
at great speed, and badly damaged
Several persons we're injured. but none
fatally. A bad rail was the cause Of
the disaster. The second accident, a
collision, occurred within q few miles
Of the first, which resulted in the wreck.
ing of both locomotives and postal
cars and a baggage car, the killing Of
two and the wounding Of seven or
eight Of the employees Of the train.
Only one passenger was hurt. Care
lessness on the part Of the train-dis-
patcher is thought to have been the
cause of the collision.
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81, Ano,h., h.a s,cl ,sl.,i,.. to visit.
A. how ,h., d;dn,, 90 ~ the .bov-oh I
NO wh;ch !. vhv 7 ,em,,t that for ,rict.
,h., AZ. v.;, and n, v.v. that ar, dark.
char R.u,cl., q, I..., 4. ,eculi,r
THE EXAMINATION
A, Franklin Institute va. .,,i.factory 10
N. ,e,ch.r. the school having reached the
zenith AZ i,s vlorv In thi. the last year Of
the pre-ept corr. Of instructors. The fol.
lowing IL a list Of the FIRST honors In the
several grades, to.wit: Mise. ida Grant
and Willie Belle Owsley, In the Senior
Class; Mis-. Rose Dunn, In the Junior;
Mise. Nellie Duncan and Mamie Hop
per. In the Sophomore; Mis- Allie Brown,
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ENTERTAINMENT.

ENTERTAINMENT.
The pupils Of Mt. Vernon Academy will
give an Entertainment at the Courthouse
next Tuesday night. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. The Eramina-
ton Of classes will take place to-day Fri
day
.... ALEX. LUsK. a..
Il is whispered that our friend and fell
low-countyman, Alex. Lusk, Esq, who has
recently achieved considerable reputation
asa Murphy lecturer, will be candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in this District at the next November
election.
BUYING MULES.
Spence Hubble, Of Lincoln, was in our
county last week buying mules. David
Thompson sold him four mules, 5-year-
olds, for $3.50, Mat. McMullin sold him
two for Si95; W. F. Baker, two for $500
He bought from various other parties at
prices ranging from $75to 500. Mat. Nc
Mullin also sold him 10 "lOng yearling-"
for S275.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Z. S. Nisld, OF Harrodsburg, is WIS.,
iting her parents here, while her husband
is attending the Press Convention at Hop
kinsyille. We were glad to see yesterday
on the streets Of Mt. Vernon, our old friend
John Aug. Rogers, Of Dsnville. Mr.. w.
C. Fish, of Madison county, il in town this
week. Mr.. schafer, near this place, return.
ed from visit to Louisville, Wednesday
evening.
COURT.
The June Term Of the Common Pleas
Court convened at this place Tuesday NOR
ming. His Honor, Judge Breckinridge, Is
proceeding with his usual commendable
Dispatch, and the docket will be swept
clean. Thus far. the following cases have
been tried; Liberty Langford vs. VIM. ldell,
verdict for defendant; n. X. Hackney vs.
the l.. a n. X. X. Co, verdict for plaintiff
for SEQ; Pleasant Fish vs. Moses Langford,
Judgment for defendant The ordinary
docket Is now nearly disposed Of, and q
number of Equity cases have been tried.
Among the visiting attorneys present, We
notice W. o. Bradley, Of Lancaster; 7. z.
Morrow, Of Somerset; W. q. welch and
II. c. Warren, Of Stanford, and =. b. Nc.
Clary, Of Barbourville. QuIro.
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some Old Tysse zheHshfs.

FJ;,or Tafer;o- 6srnoI-
Alta very early peri.
cd in the history Of this Republic, there
,ro.e , division Of sentiment with regard to
the ,rue construction Of the Constitution
a. II respects the mowers conferred upon the
Federal Government by that instrument
This division resulted in the organization
Of two political parties, who took the names
of Repablicans. headed by Jefferson, and
Federalists. headed BY old John Adams
the former con,ending for strict con-
.truc,ion. and the latter for a stretching con-
s,rnc,ion Of the fundamental law. The
Republicans insisted that the Constitution
meant what il said, and no more; that il
conferred the powers upon the General
Government which are enumerated in il,
and no Others, while the Federalists held that
II conferred almost absolute power and au-
,bority upon the General Government; that
by It's adoption, in fact, all sovereignty wa.
relinouisbed by the States a nd the people,
and concentrated in the National organiza.
ton. leaving the States and the people in a
subject condition. Their doctrine was that
The latter had no powers or rights, except
such as the Federal Government might gra-
ciously grant to them! Their doctrine made
the creature Of the people the peoples mas
ter: while Jefferson and his political col
leagues held that the supreme power right.
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GARRARD COUNTY WINS
Lancaster.
LATE TRAINS

Laacasfer.
LATE TRAINS
This week have ruffied the equanimity Of
passengers and newspaper-lovers.
THE ACADEMIC CLUE,
On Tuesday evening, met at Mr.. l.. j.
Frazee's, and were delightfully."- entertained.
ELEVATOR.
Mr.. II. A. b. Marksbury's Grain Eleva-
tor is in process of construction at the de-
pot.
CRAB ORCHARD
Holds out inducements this week on &C.
count of the Tarrant College exhibtions,as
well as the Springs attractions.
MR.. n. W. LILLARD,
The new Principal Of Franklin Institute, is
in Lancaster. forming plessan, social rela-
tions with his future patrons.
LAND SALE.
On the LIST Of June, Mr. Richard Hack
ley, auctioneer, sold 200 acres of the land
Of VIM. Huffman, at $50 per acre, to Mr..
T. T. Pollard.
STUCK TO BUSINESS.
Our prosperous editor, Mr.. A. Blackwell
Elkin, did not attend the Press Conven-
ton, but remains at home TO celebrate the
first anniversary of his paper.
.f. HOP. .H.
Six hundred invitations to the grand
cath Of June Hop have been issued. Ex-
tensive preparations are in progress and
all who attend the days festivities may an
ticipats an abundant harvest of pleasure.
KuKLUx ALARM.
On Sunday night there was a grand Ku-
klur alarm created here by the galloping
and dashlng about Of unknown men. The
panic spread to Danville, where our latest
murderer Freeman Farris, Is confined.
Bells were rung down there, and the citi-
zens ordered to arms. But the lovers Of
the tragic were not sratided, and nothing
came Of il.
FIRE.
On Sunday morning just as the several
men of God were progressing towards "sec-
ondly" in their cage discourses, the dread
ed Gre alarm resounded throughout our
city. AT about the third stroke a regular
Tor Irregular stampede followed, and emp
~ pews were soon in the majority. Ii
seems that a work hose prisoner set Gre 10
his bed and might have contaminated a
tragedy n ard had not been 40 promptly
rendered.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Richard Embry, highly esteemed
young gentleman OF this county, Is serious
Nv m. Mr.. John Huffman looks natural
at his old post, and deserves liberal share
of patronage. Prof T.v. c. Barley, who
has been teaching In the Lancaster Male
Academy and Female Seminary for ten
months, will leave on Saturday for his
home In Clarke county. Lieutenant Nc
Farland and family are visiting their rsl-
atlyss in Central Kentucky, AFTER . So
journ In the Indian Territory. Mis- Ella
b. Landrsm IL In Lexington, attending the
marriage festivities Of Miss Lucy MeFsr'
land
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT

LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
COOK GREEN'S TT.
COOK a GREENS cn '
By an order Of the Lincoln Circuit Court, at Its
April Term, 1873, the undersigned Comr IL direct
ed to hear proof Of the claims OF all creditors Of
Cook orren, provided ior BY their deed OF trust
70 J. W. wesfherfSrd ofdate Nov. H. 1871.
All such creditors are hereby notified 10 appear
before me 81 my essce In stanford, ~, and prove
their claim. hy the nth day Of July, or their
claims will he barred.
Mny II. is7s. W. q. WEIGH,
a92-st Master Conn, Lincoln q. G.
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ArSt. Louis, Wednesday, Mcwhir'
ter broke both fore legs in the race for
the Greeley Stakes while rounding the
turn of the third mile. His owner
shot him to stop his suffering.
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The monument to Andy johnson
was unveiled Wednesday, at Green
vile, Tenn, in the presence Of three
thousand people. rf..as
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A COLLISION of the German Iron.
Clads, Grosser Kurfurst and Koenig
Wilhelm, off Folkstone, several days
ago, caused the death of three or four
hundred persons.
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The vote for reducing the Tobacco
Tax to Is cents has passed the House
by vote of 126 to so.
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WOODS Tariff Bill was defeated last
Wednesday by thirteen votes, the vote
standing l34 to l3l on striking out
the enacting clause.
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Glass and Oneensrcare
zoe sell at prices that can
not be beaten.
On Brackets, Picture
Frames, Boob Shelves,
Stand Tables and Giro
mos zoe are iOrcer than
the IO,Oest.
We handle a large lot
of MOldine, and frame
any size picture. The
three chrODlOs that come
With the Home FreSide
zoe mount andfrdme Ueyy
cheap.
We handle ToWeIS, Ia
Bile Linens, NapkinS, Toll
ct Soaps, Hair Braids,
Looking Glasses, &c.
Call and see the 10 and
90 Cent Store, under the
NeW Hotel.
See our other adUertiSe-
naent. RespecfullU
LEE 4 Nom AAAN.
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A TERRIBLE cyclone passed over
Richmond, No., last week, blowing
down more than half Of the buildings,
damaging the city to the amount Of
s25O,OOO, and killing a number Of
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MAJ. WM. j. MCDONALD, Chief
Clerk Of the Senate for the last twelve
wears, died on Wednesday last.
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TwO Hundred and Fiiy Aeres blus-sf.ss Pas
ture-unsxeellsd In the slaie. clear running ~
Ter, aud good fence. Apply on the premises W MI.
nan J0hilson, or BY Hasll " uas II shelby CITY.
21s-4t ISAAC SHELBY, ia
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Mr.. C. w. Buck has sold the Blue
Grass Clipper to Mr.. B. J. Newton.
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NATION
by The
GOVERNOR.
$3.50 REWARD I!

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
whereas Il has been made known TO me by Hon.
J. A. Lyle. County judge Of Ilncoln County, that
Benjsmlne Ferrll stands charged, by indieimebt
With the murder Of Mike Eli, In the pfore-ad ooun-
", on the 2nd day Of March, ISIS, and IL hi-
gitive from justice, going At lanee.
Nov, therefore. I. JAMES n. MCCREABl, Gov =
ernor OF the Common wealth aforesaid, do hereby
oner . Reward Of Two Hundred and finy nollsfs
for the apprehension ofthe said
BENJAMINE FERRIL,
And his delivery to the Jaier Of Lincoln Coaniy.
In testimony whereof have heeunto set my
hand, and eansed the Seal 81 the Commonwealth 10
- he AIMED. Done At Prank art the 2sth day
skAL OF May, In the year Of our Lord one thous-
~ and eight hundred and -eventy eight, and
In the eighty sixth year Of the Commonwealth.
JAMES q. McCREARI.
J. sT0DDARD JOHNSON,
Secretary Of Stale
By THos. $. BRONSON, Asst secretary Of state.
DESCRIPTION
Beniamlne Ferril Is s FRET high, has sandy whis-
kers and hair; Is light complicated. With nsssied
face; has blue eyes, snd weighs about $50 pounds.
a2J-1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
n. N. McKINNEY's ADM'x
N. n. NeKISsfY's HEIRS. Se.J
Pursuant 10 an order herein, made At tho April
Term. ISIS, Of this Court, the Undersigned Conn
hereby notifies all creditors Of N. n. Mckinney.
decd TO produce and prove their claims b-fhre him
BY or before the ist dsy Of July. ISIS they It'll
S' s:y'ss s,.-. sssn N.! F. ES anf q Sc
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY NEWs

ROCKCASTLE COUNT VIEWS
NE. verwes.
RocKcAsTLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
COUNTY JuDGE-G. W. MCCLURE.
COUNTY CLERK-D. n. WILLIAMS.
COUNTY ATToRNEY-sAM.M. BURDETT
sHERIFF-JoHS STEPHENS.
JAHER-J. L. JOPLIN.
ASSESSOR. W. KIRBY.
SURVEYOR p. wAI.LIN.
cORoNER-JNO. ALLEN.
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To,ei smount ofclsIms 10 oe paid out Of the levy
Of 1873. including o. 900 reward FIR the e.p,sre sf
Holmes, si,sss II.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
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A Circular.

The O. s. N. Co. have issued lcng.
thy circular, setting forth their rules Of
business. They will not carry freight
on tbs upper Columbia and Snake riv
ers unless binding agreement be en-
tered into BY the shippers, that it shall
not be reshipped on any other than the
company's boats--and that down freight
brought to Wallula, Umatilta or Cello
on other than the company's boats shall
be charged for at the regular rates from
the original shipping point, which
charges shall be paid in advance. This
is q veto to shipping produce by Small
Bros. boat, and unless there 10 a law
(there should be) that win compel the
y. >. N. Co., as common carriers. Ia
take freight at regular rates from any
accessible point on their routes, it will
work hardship on short handed farm.
ers along Snake river, who are compel.
Cd to sell their grain this fall. In our
opinion the o. s. N. Go. will not fun
boats on Snake river at low water for
years to come. At present the o. S. N
Cp. hold the key to this country, and
when they feel like locking one Of oul
commercial doors they give the key q
turn, and make US come to timo.-..D
Chronicle.