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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LPublished y authnF1i1.l
oRDasAxcE No. 90.

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An oEDIsANcE 10 AUTHORIZE THE lay
IN0 W WATER MAINS AND P1Pks ~ THE
sTRERTs AND ALLEYg or THE CITY or
ALE nx.
Be 4 ordafaed By he Common Costaeg Of Eis
CITY e( ADaNy:
Sec. I. That James II. Foster and J. A.
are hereby granted the right and privilege
Of las ing pipes through ali the streets and
alleys OF the City Of AIpany sor the pur
pose Of conducting waller through the City
by means thaneof and supplying tho City
and It's inhabitants with Water.
SEQ. 2. That tho bitches for laying said
pips shall bs sunk two fest and hall
aud the pipes conducting the wafer sl1au
be under the surface or level Of tkas estab.
iisbed grade Of the street fHhsrsi grade
- sslabllshsdl - least TWO feet and thai no
pipes shall be laid 70 as 20 interfere with
the erecting Of sewers.
Sec. 8. The work Of digging such bitches
for laying OF repairing Of said pipes when
laid through the streets or alleys Of this
City, shall be done under the inspection ol
the street commissioner and couapleted ~
soon ~ practicable; and the streets q alleys
through which the szsnc may be dug shall
without delay be put fn - good ccfadiEsou
a. they Were before such ditch Or bitches
we're dug through ths same, and all sur
plus sand eazsbs Fubbihh. or oshes, E,aaleEi=
~ carssd 81 made by tl}u d. giisg
bitches or laying said pipes or r
tho kauao, shall be feuioyed frU
streets oT alleys by the said J. Il
and J. a. Crawford, :. Wheeler. hi
without delay.
Soc 4. Nothing IA this ordiuanS
ho 90 construed ~ q, grant an e
right or privtIege % the said J. II
and J. a. Crawford, J, Whoeier,
Of conducting water into or thru
City Tor ias use or tho use pf its
fanta,
Passed August 9Th, 1873.
Approved Angus. z7th, 1873.
JASON WHEELER,
alaycr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

A South Carolina paper correctly
says the country needs fewer men who
seek Office and moro men whom the
Office seeks.
Fewer dogs and more sheep.
Fewer trickling demegogues who ara
any thing or nothing as personal inter
ests dictates, and moro brave men who
dare to do their own thinking, and say
what they think.
Fewer great men to order, and Of
small material and thrust in front Of
men who have a capacity for great
ness.
Fewer Juvenile statesmen who are
eager to rush into the places Of their
seniors and betters
Fewer impetuoua young men eager
to rush into print and to raise the devil
generally.
Fewer men to advocate tho election
of favOrites on personal grounds, and
more for the public good.
Fewer wire-pullers in popular con.
ventions and more people
Fewer '1eaders" to knuckle to the
popular predjudice, and more real
leaders to combat such predjuices when
wrong.
Fewer bar rooms and more schools.
Fewer evil influences and more good
examples.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

WAVES e4rtrs-aas4nene yesTs, eaFsa, sieknes.
disappoinlnenf, an4 heredftaEy predispealtsoa-Ai
elines Il 70 nhed prssn1tuFslys ArEEl Ham gtenI
VII restore tAded q fray hgat - red hAtF % Fe
sruNa o. deep eaaeks e may - ecssFta lt e0fteHl
rsnaosaa ard cures dan1rua sad humo<s, Hy Is -
faftag hair is eheeksd. an9 now RToEsh wH bs pro
dnoed ln Al uhafe Tie tocies nss net dasrgys
O. gtznds deayed Its easets are boautlially shean
% hzazhy, geAk. alekiy hair 70 Which fsR appB
e4ttoea VIII pgodnes The Kioa had FRESHNESS q yoeh
AEsas 4nd sure Il 10 operation, u = ineonpaEaeil
- ara1sing and h especially Valued for he eel fne
&c md Fscaeas of tone Il ap@stA Il contains nnahsI
o4 neF dya, nnd VIII not aoll ar color white ennlrie
yet u iAssa tonx On TIE kasr aaa kaapa & freGh ID
NgsroaA Fer Ea,4 by 81 dealers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
I enaMrE Aah eEaaalaE AN.Man.

AfnAxY, Aug. 2l,ieTs.
10 tIs Ed 81 Of ls Ora
Ny atteplion hbh b oa u TO Us
following, hicli apI bred your pA.
per Of yesl day
IL. Casnnsshas writes us from
Grant county complaining that Gen.
Browns command took from. his place
ave government horses that Col, Bern
ard left thero, and shot others that
were crippled and had sore backs.
.sThe men seemed to want 10 get.nn I
had. was in one corral trying TO
keep them from stealing, while they
were in enotheg corral getting away
with horses. l followed them to Bear
valley and got three Of them back, aud
one they had killed By riding The
letter is very long, but this is the sub
stance. II will be in order for Gen.
Brown to respond.
Permit me to say that the above
statement is unquali6edly false. My
command did not take five horses from
Cummings. He gave Major Herrea
and Captain Humphrey permission q
take three government horses, Us some
of ours we're SO badly jsded as to be
unfit for travel; and after the command
arrived at Bear valley Mr.. @. came on
and claimcd the horses, and they were
promptly turned over to him, leaving
three of my men substantially dis
mounted--at least they would have
been had We not broken and used some
Indian ponies that had been captured.
Captain Humphrey left one Of oul
horses with him, and when / sent back
after the animal Mr.. C. informed the
ofRoer that he could not produce il.
There were no crippled horses shot
down by my command, and while
many Of the animals were almost
killed BY hard riding, wo never lost 4
single one. except enc pack mule thai
was snagged while we woro going
through 3 brushy canyon on EOrcoC
march.
Cummings says he was "in ono cora
trying 10 keep them from stealing
while they were in another getting
away with his horses l WAS not q
his ranch in person when the conmans
left there, but / am informed b,
Captain Humphrey that this ssatemen
is infamously false.
Mr. Cummings did not lose 4 singh
thing BY Us, but on the contrary VI
secured the country in all directions il
the vicinity Of his ranch and drove tt'
Indians out of his nsighbOrhOOd, thu
afording protection and security, no
only to him, but to all the citizens Q
John Day valley-to which statemen
all reliable people in Canyon City an
Grant county viii testify.
To attest the truthfulnsss Of what
state every man in my command wh
could be reached in time hereto append
his name.
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INN coTsTY B0Ts.

ALBANY, Aug. "a, 1878.
Gzs. b. V. BRowN:-Having just
arrived from the Crooked river and
ochoco country, Of which place lam a
citizen, I find that there Is dispoai-
ton on the part Of some people in
this valley to disparage your recent ex-
pedition into our country, and to speak
slightingly Of its results. Now, sir, /
desire to say, 50 far as my observation
has been, that yon and your command
accomplished all, and even more than
vas expected Of the expedition, and I
know that / speak the sentiments Of
the people Of that country, when ex-
press ny gratitude for the services
which you have rendered there IF I
were at home IN PrinsselIs I could Sc
care the signature Of every responsible
citizen 70 what I say IN regard to your
expedition.
Wahing you prosperity IN the future
! reraains yours truly,
DAVID PRIME.
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uONE AGAIN.

Tho editor Of the DkMocaAz nav
ing returned home from two months
Indian war eampaign in Eastern Ore
goa, Is noSs about ready TO. again take
up the pen aud resume his former
labor in The ssastum. The press d
urgent business during the present
week has prevented us from getting
down into the old editorial groove, but
we hope to be able to make the matter
up with our readers in the near future.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
THE CAnFzis5s s55aaI7EaT BUsskEss.

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee still continue 70 send out i'm
neusequantitiesof campaigndocuments.
They keep SIX or eight clerks employ
ed all the time forwarding campaign
literature favorable to the RepubIicai,
cause, to all parts Of the country. Tie
clerks al work at the Republican head
quarters are Departmental employees.
The way they are forced into the party
traces IS this Every clerk In the De-
partment is given q months leave Of
absence every year. Those wishing to
take their month now are called upon
to contribute a week of this time in
some way to tho Republican cause, and
L he consents be Is at once put at work
IN the Congressional Committee rooms /;
If not he fears the consequences. Thus
one month, which is the only vacation
the clerk has the entire year, and which
be IS entitled to by q rule Of the De-
Isartment, is cut down to three weeks,
and he submits talaiely for fear Of re-
moyaL This fear IS well founded. too.
has already appeared from The re-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
~ REEEL cLaElls aowL.

Mr. Hewitt, of New York, gave the
Republicans Of the house something TO
chew over, a few weeks ago, before
congress adjourned. He read from the
report prepared by the clerk Of the
committee on claims, few figures
which prove that The Republican party
is responsible for nearly all theaSouth-
ern claims ever passed. The report
shows that the house Of the forty-third
congress, q Republican body by a
large majority, reported favorably 100
Southern claims, involving over ss, ,000,-
900 while the house Of the forty-fourth
congress, a Democratic body, reported
favorably only % Of those claims, in
volving only s2l5,000. The Republi-
can house passed claims amounting to
over g., ,00o, 900, while the Democratic
house only passed claims Of this char
acter calling for $4,000. These fg-
ures make about a. much Of record
as the Republicans care to see published
on this subject. Mr. Mcmahon, in the
house, read from John shermans Mari
eta speech a declaration that the Re
publican party had paid over 800, ,oO0,-
900 to the South since the war and Mr.
McNahon very pensively added that
all the nancy went to loyal Republi-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
HoaoR TH6sE 70 WHSn hosoR Is DrE.

We notice that some Of ouI exchan-
ges are going for Mart. Brown, while
he is away protecting the citizens Of
John Day valley IN their lives and
property from the incursion of the hos
tile Bandaeks. This Is, to put it
mildly, mean, low, degrading, con
temptible piece of business. Mart.
Brown and the gallant boys under his
command, that sacrificed their business
interests and eheerfully volunteered to
90 to the theatre Of danger, risking
their health and lives TO succor the peo-
pie of our border settlements beleaguered
By merciless foe, are entitled to the
earnest gratitude Of every honest up
right citizen ia the State Of Oregon and
vii receive Il too. A mans moral
judgment and natural intuition of the
honor Of men must be far below low
water mark 70 attempt 70 caricature
and decry the rnotiyes Of earnest, we'll
deserved merit, for the temper Of pub
lie opifion viii surely pat It's foot upon
such base wanton purposes and tread
them into the dust ont Of sight and
consideration It has also been limited
that this company viii not receive any
remuneration from the State 70 reim-
burSe them for their time and exense
while serving IN this capacity; this
too we consider a still borne innuendo,
as our next Legislature will make pro,
visions for the expense and meet it
ike men.-Hagyisburg Nucleus.
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rnE cnINEsR mrsT co.

Senator Burnett, Of Benton Eounty,
isprepraing bill similar to theIaw lately
passed il British Columbia. 1evying 4
poll tax On the chinamenof of $50. We
hope the Senator viii be Ole 70 push
bis bin throgh, for If it sosa not rid as
Of this pest It viii soon crsl a revenue
lat will soon pay our State debt.--
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
II any Dealer informs

You that ho has for sale q dentilriee idsnsi.
eel with or containing ingredisnts eqHAlIing
or superior IN ef1cacy 70 those to SOZO
DON'T, diecredit the statement and insisa
upon having that alone. BY doing 20, you
Will sssuro . dontifFlee paF excellence ths
best In the markot, containing botanic aie.
meEts 81 rare presersntsvo influence upon
the tseth, and one which will andow tl1enl
with most becoming whitonaan. Another
desirable feature Of this staple toiiet arfi.
e that it impaFts fragrance 70 the breath.
Sold BY Druggists.
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To 20 camping, or any other way Of spond-
Ing your vacation, whethor Il be long o.
short, without something 70 counteract the
effects which 30 radical 9 change Il likely
20 produce. There is nothing more suits.
bic as 3 regulator Of the syDtem, under
such circumstances, thaa fross'6 Ham
burg Tea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

The CentauT Llnimenfs are Of two kinds.
The white l. for the human family; thaYei.
Low is for ho1es, sheep, and other animals.
Testimoniais Of the effects prodnoed by these
reaaFkablo Preparations are wrapped around
every bottle, and may be procured of any drug.
gist, Or By mail from the 0ffioe Of rHx CEa.
TAUE CoAPAST, 80 Dey Street, New York
CITY l3.2oyI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

TIE San Francisco Cal Of the 22d
says: eThe Hon. Lafayette Grover, U,
8. Senator from Oregon, win leave on
the overland train this morning. He
will first so to Washington where Mrs,
Grover is, and with her proceed to the
home Of his lather IN Maine. thsse e
aoiourn until oongeaa ahall eonvepa ia
Danamaher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
4asI.Ves casmIeeIIV TTa1.11e7I.

The anaiytieai chemist, ". D DnAEr, of DuEaso. 4
r., fseebtiy haaiyEsd AiEan's AntFas Gnd gave tie
following: oss7utcAxE.
have sub bfeoted Aiiaua Ansfht % chemical anal
TIs, examined The process Of ts mauuaetare and ca
trY sAy that the ingredients Of which t Is composed
aEtiFsiy vegetables and e4nnot but faVcrabts
upon the syseul, and y is we calculated attain The
Object f0f which II u lnsended.
Bid by dFugesla w. D. DRAKE, cfemlas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
MEKICAN
Mustang Liniment,
ron MAk AND BRAgT,

EhIsIinimznt very iasnraily origleetes Ia Ai:l,i-
e. whare Nature ID <ides IN her labora CRY such
surpvalne antldotss .cr tAe maladles OF her chi,
dren. Iks fame hast cen spreading for S ysars.
until now it eneirci1a tho habitnhle globe.
The 1sexseaa 1srnNnR I3nimens "a q matchiess
remedy foreil extcs II ailments eE man sn,l beast
To stock owners and farmers it IS Invaluable.
slnelo bottle of4n savea 4 human llse or -
stores the esefulned Of an exceiieat horsc. OK
COW. or ehecp
Il crsrs foet.Fot. heof-au, hollow horn. srch
screw-worns, shoniderros. mango. tho bites E.sd
stines ot poisonous reptiles and Insects every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush Efe.
II cures every cxtkrnsl trouble ef iserscs such
IS iamrneaa. ceratcstss swinny. spralns. fennser.
wind -gasi. r.aS bo1c, ,<te-. etc.
The 1fez.e1a l-usssng I.aimeas Is Tho quickest
euro in tho vo<:1 fo5 accidents occurring IN tbs
family, u tho absence of a physleian. such IS
hurns. Acelds. spraiun, cuts otc and Tor Fheuins
tisn. ard atiffacas ohgenderad BY exposure. Tar.
ticnlasiy valuable fo aflncrs
Il y tie cheapest remedy n the world Tor Il
penetratcs tho ranselo to the bone. and . s4sa,s
appliratca i generally sunaclsht 60 cure
Eexiean Mustang 1Animent Is put up IN thros
nsEes q bos&lss the larger ones being proportion
atslg mapA the sheeresk Eela ayerFHhere
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

WIN egfe AH diseases d he Kidneys, Bladder an1
other remedies have failed. Hls Eneish DAndasoaoa
Pills have equal IN AL easea Of Diaoassd E4ysF, Dys-
pgpslA any Bilious deFan@nmeut. Hkny of youF
lcadlng citizens u this city u voach - 70 thsiF yiF.
tues. - - had u al Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30
ADvERTI TIsEMENTs.
ssass TreasureF's Tensh Nstlee.
STATE OF OREGON,
TREA2pRERss QFP1cE,

oIAIN UT I1TEEE7IN7
TREA2pRER's QFP1cE,
Sale1ns Aug. II, 1878.
NToTKcE q hereby given that thers are
funds In the Tlslasury for tho payment
of State Warrants sIf old issue indorsed
prior 70 Sept ~, llI7z viz: Nos. 7oi, z11,
795. 7e6, 708, SOL, ea1s 7os, 6ll, Rl2i SIS, e2l,
So SIes 824 e25' a2es 627, $50, s6I So. 6e6.
and SIS.
Interest on the above warrants viii eeaee
ifon1 tliis daAe.
H. RR0
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DON'T FORGRT m.

II yon are troubled With nervousness, are
d.sheartened. tired Of life, fear death o.
feel out Of sorta ss the saying is. you may
safely conclude that you have the Dispes-
sia or Liver Complains. The livAr d very
apt to become torpid this sna1n of the
wear - poisons arising from stagnank Wa
tor Or decaying vegetation are more numer.
ous aud are through Inhalation taken int
the blood. Unless tho liver u strong and
active. and furnishes supply of fresh and
pure blood 70 drive out the Impurities,
the above mentioned symptoms surely FOL
low, and II not needed, end In more terri
Ca. Its action on the liver Il different
from any medicine ever compounded. 1ts
cuies are truly wonderful Try Il. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy i've cents.o
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Al HSsEoaIcAI FArT.-EFery agent " has been
steadily selling The lmpFoscd 30 Homestead Sewing
haeh4ns toF thrue years. owns his dwelling hoEse has
god account h bank b clear q debt and haa massey
nAtnTei consequsaee of sesaFiag sood
ageney fef superior goods II thslopeIt prices eod
arstesAN ssSang Machno, mes9 usofai-refiabla 6 all
tines, eaay 70 understa1d and oontroi, the aane ase
md dees the alEno work anF machine that 81 -
fcuR Ttkss the prico. Thsro 3 no machine a any
prica better, that vii Do anor o. moro WORK, ard
certainly noao % low Ia pEice By many dollars Tie
HoAGaFaAp II Wdey known and used IN thousands d
iAes IN tho Engsern and Middle Hnaoa and daily be-
eonng popular IN he West ft viii save ts cost sew
eFzi times over IN ons season. doing The work Il Tie
Amliy, o. viii tour I've dollars day fer any
woman who seWs for living. Il 4 tha strong.
machine made, e ready e al tines % - ts woE,
makes the gtrougcas and anest stitch yet lnsented
and Is fully acknowledged e Tie Standard Family Sew
Ing Machlne. Price, complete toF domestic uss, 80
delivered ~ your door, matter bow ranoee you may
resida. Business permanent and honorAhe, with more
certain and rapid Gksa, and larger profits than ary
other Extraordinary liberal oaars made 20 aecai q
tFnve1tng agonta where we hare none egtahsheds or
theFa L agsu you, send your order direct q
Tie factory. Ad1ruas John II. Kendall Co., 4si
Broadway. New York. Vl4ni7V2
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Caid In New York, 1905.
Legal tcndeys IN puFtiand--buylng, eel, setinz 100
Silver COinA iiaa per cent disoOlht.
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An onDrxAwcE TO AUTHORIZE THE lay
IN0 vg WATER MAINS AID F1Pks ~ THE
SHEETS AND ALLEYg or THE CITY or
ALE NY.
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rArlrtr skAaIKna.

a7Ia3
Dallas wanta q fire company
Harvesting is about fnishe iia q q.
I'm county. ~
Tho people Of Psndlet Aaht q be
Incorporated.
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~Sos CHy NSAne1tAee = Ao6bcto AtS9A AtkWs
The Nesos says: There Is no reason
why the men working in the timber
should not be protected by a stringent
law against worthless employers.
Jas. Chambers threshed on John F.
Miller's farm three miles south Of Sa-
lem, on Friday last, l,445 bushels oi
wheat in eight hours. This is said to
bs the biggest kind of big work.
The ninth annual fair Of the Union
county agricultural society win COM
mence on Monday, October 7th, 1878.
The officers Of the association are doing
all in their power to make this fair
eclipse any former one.
The East Orsgoniou says that bust.
ness Is beginning to lock up. The roads
are again crowded with freight teams
and from all appearances the people
have gone to work to regain what was
lost by the Indian raid.
4 clean up, says the Idaho WOrld,
has been made from run Of 200 tons
Of Ebenezer ore. The gold has not
been run into bars, but in caseit IS the
same in fnenea As that taken cut here.
tofOre, the yield Is $4,000.
The State Teachers Institutes Salem
organized on the 2lst1by electing tie
following officers T Gregg, pres
ident; Miss Lawrelces Of philon 8,
vice.president; M q A shelbseds
|nseyetary Miss 4 as.isssns
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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, /
New Orleans. July II. 1878. J
The undersigned Committee on School
houses will receive sealed proposals. addressed
to said committee, for repairs to the plastering.
whitewashing and painting of the following
9eHtieaea eelaeels ct the Office Of the Rnard Of
School Directors. No. 80 Burgundy street, on or
before WEDNESDAY. August 7, 1878, or at the
places designated below:
jackson Boys and Girls School. Clio School.
Webster School, Franklin School, Bienvlle
School. Claiborne School, st. Philip School,
Washington No. i School, Magnolia Girls
School, Paulding School. Jefferson No. School,
Marshal School, Fisk School. Robertson School,
st. Ann School. Fillmore School. McCarty
School, Leontine School,
Upon application to the secretary Of the
Board of Public School Directors, the kind Of
work required upon the schools mentioned
above and also the specifications under which
said work is to be done. will be exhibited by
the secretary Of the beard. ...:
The Board of School Directors reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be made
for cash.
GEO. SWARBRICK. No. SO Camp street.
ROBERT FL. BARTLEY, 10 Constance ST..
Chairmen.
Or Box No. Mechanics and Dealers Bx-
Change, Jy8
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A Card.
ASCENSION, July "a, 1873.

10 whom ii may concern:
Referring to the testimony Of Mr.. Scott
Dunbar assistant sergeant-at-arms of the
Congressional subcommittee In New Orleans,
lii which he states that | declined to appear
ag witness before the committee because II
/ should tell all I knew / could not live In this
parish, / hereby deny most emphatically the
ulous and patent Islander on Its face. What |
did say to Mr.. Dunbar, and what he noted
down and read to me ct the time of serving
me with subpoena, was. that I could not
leave my store to appear before the commit
tee. In the course Of q casual conversation
I did remark that I should dislike to give any
evidence relative to the matters, under investl-
cation, as it might have tendency to ,1nlure
my business, no matter which party the evil
dence should favor; but | said nothing which
could be construed into the extravaganza libel
upon the people of this peaceful and law
abiding community which the committee g
messenger has enormously ascribed to me.
Respectfully. J. A. GONDHAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY & CO,

lie. q. BULLARD, Auctfonesr)
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE. MERIDIAN
Disc of oil kinds HOUSEHOLD &c Ehl-
TUBE, HORSES an "a, LIVh STQglK Va, DAlss
Regular sales at their office and salesroom, the
Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at IL d. M
Sales OF Horses and Stock. Carriages, Harness,
etcs every SATURDAY. at II o. M. at MONT-=
aOME RY'S TATTERSALLSs 70 BaronnB
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, II desired.
The business Of their friends and the public
solicited
MONTGOMERY az co.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
81 Camp Street. rnySe