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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-12
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

Diseases of the pulmo-
nary organs are so prev
alent and fatal, that a.
safe and reliable
for them is invaluable
to very community.
AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL is such a remedy,
and no other SO emil
nently merits the conf
dence of the public. It
is a scientific combina-
ton of the medicinal
principles and curative
Virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically unit
Led, to insure the great
cest possible efficiency
and uniformity of re-
suits, which enables
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-12

physicians as well as invalids to use it with
confidence. 1t Is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that sci
ence has produced. 1t strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
very palatable, the youngest children take
1t without difficulty. In the treatment of
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, CIergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
TORAL are magical and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
at hand in every household, for the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks. In
WhOoping- cough and CONSUMPTION
there is no other remedy SO efficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS.
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that it will
continue to produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti--
cal of its wonderful curative powers, as well
as OF its superiority over all other prepara-
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts of the
country, knowing it's composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to invalids,
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
of half a century has proved its absolute,
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints,
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Coz
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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50 so Per Annum.
MyARrABLy IN ADVANCE

Advertisements inserted at Rea-
senable Rates.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27
DAKOTA DIVISION.

t Meals. Daily except Saturday: Daily
except Monday.
Trains connect at St. Paul and Minneapolis
with trains cast and south at St. Cloud with
trains for Me!rose and the Sauk Valley; a,
Brainerd with trains to and from The West
and South.
Connection with St. Paul and Duluth R. r.,
trains at N. P Junction ; St. Paul and Pacific
railroad trains at G'yndon for St. Vincent<
winnipeg and tie British possessions at
Bismarck with stages for Standing Rock,
Fort Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and other
points in Montana also with N. ". Stage and
Express Co. S line to Deadwood City and all
points in the Black Hills; also with Missouri
River Steamers Tor Fort Benton and all points
on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
May 25th, 1879. H. 4. SARGENT.
Gen' Manager, St Paul
G. G. SANBORN, H. A. TOWNE,
GenI Frt, and Ticket Ag't,, Superintendent
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27
100000 ACRES

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale IL
the Land Department. Reduced rates of far
and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application t,
JAMES B. Power, Genl agent, at As Jackso::
street, st. Paul, or Brainerd, Mimi.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27

I. have, in Township 1872,
Range IS, Four Thousand Five
Hundred and Sixty (4560)
Acres Of the choicest Timber
and Meadow Lands in Todd
County, that I will sell at VERY
LOW PRICES, for cash, or one.
third cash and balance on time.
to suit.
These lands are - miles
southeast Of Wadena and S
miles south Of Verndale. They
are well adapted to general
farming purposes or stock rails
ing. The value Of the oak
timber on these lands is at least
3 times as much as the price at
which | will sell them.
A new saw mill is now build
ing on Wing River in this
town at which the timber can
be conveniently delivered and
the lumber will find a ready
market at Vernda|e, on the r.
r., only Z miles from the mill.
| also have over 1000 acres
Of good prairie and meadow
lands in Wadena County, in.
Guiding a good farm; with So
acres ready for a crop, 2 miles
south Of Wadena. Timber; !;
and Union Creek crosses one
corner of the farm.
GEO. NJ. TAYLOR.
Wadena, Nov. 20, rs.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Nov.
18th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his in.en-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: Harrison f. PresSop, Pre-
emption Declaratory statement No. 20e2, for
the " Ia of NV IA Of sec. IL, town l34,
range 36, and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: Michael Cosgrovc and John Wy
val both of Gown 1874, II 81, W MINI.
SOREN LISTOE, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27

Also has just laid ont beautiful town site
and will give away desirable lot to any de-
sirable citizen who will build on it; will give
good show to any one wanting to 90 into
business.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1879-11-27
Land Office Notices.

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Minn., Nov.
Goth, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton OF thirty days from the date Of this no
tice, viz: Mrs. Sophia Ausbourne, guardian
Of minor children Of Stephen N. Stewart,
homestead application No. 1855, for the
fractional he IA Of section 4, town l33,
range 36, and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: Daniel Zimmerman oftown 1873;
I. So, and VIM. L, Young Of town l34, r. 81
Mimi
26 St. sOREN LIsTOE.: Register.
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi. Nov.
18th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to IKE final proof in support of his claim
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton of thirty days from the date of this no.
tice, viz {: Michael Cosgrove homestead appli'
cation No. 349l, for the II. IL of Sc. IA O.
sec<2, town l34, range 81 and names the fol.
lowing as his witnesses, viz. Harrison F
Presson and John Wyval, OF town l34 II, r
36 w., Mimi. SOREN LlSTOE, Register.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-25
SPRING DRESS GOODS
VERY HANDSOME AND ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP 4

Large line of Trimming Silk in all of the popular
shades, Hamburg Edging, Torchon Lace, BritOnne
Lace Lace Curtains Red Table Linen Toilet Ia
BILE Covers, White Table Linen, Towels Napkins
Crashes, Knitting Cotton, Buttons of the latest
styles i'm endless variety, Braid Handkerchief
Ruches, Collars, Cuffs, Duplex COrsets and every
thing to be found in first-class dry goods house.
We have added to furnishing goods depart
ment very attractive line of Neckties, Scarfs, Lin
en- Collars, Cuffs. Silk Hdkfs., Fancy-bordered Lin
en- Hdkfs., Shirts Drawers. Suspenders Hats Boots,
Shoes, &c.
We are keeping the Celebrated Dasheimer Shoes
for Ladies, Misses and Children, in front and side
lace and buttOned, Kid and Goat Every pair war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
We invite every body to come and see our stock
before buying We can not be undersold.
MCALISTER & LYLE.
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alriously Two bucksho, flaaed bic fore.
head, one went through hia shoulder, and
another went into his body behind HE
arm. One n the bushwhackcrs IL said to
he badly shot The affair has canaed con-
siderable excitement. Another attempt
was made Tuesday by the sheriff, TO arrest
aone Of the parties. charged In the former
writ but they took to the brush and e.
capcd. LArER- The battle Of Saturday
night has been the prevailing topic Of die.
cussion in al circles, but the excitement
may now be allayed, and speculation NJ TO
when the billigercnts will have another
encounter, need no longer he indulged in.
On Wednesday, Peace Commission was
organized -Four of the prominent ci,i-
sens Of the town. J. J. Williams, Charles
Kiriley, W. NJ. Weber and NJ J. Miller.
met James Langford by appointment at
the house Of NJ. J. Cook Iangford deni.
ed that the organization he controls was
eieciri Tor the purpose Of killing any
body, or destroying their property. lie
claimed that they simply meant 10 protect
themselves, that there are parties in ihi.
county. who want to take his life. and he
collected these men to assist in his defense.
lie agreed, upon assurances being given
him by the Commissioners that he should
not he molested. and that the writs saainsl
him and hi- men should he Withdrawn, TO
di-perse bis followers. The whole matter
il to be Investigated by the Grand Jury.
We hope that this arrangement will secure
Us peace and quiet during Circui. Court.
In the event that any arrests are to he
made, and il appearing that Sheriff :
pose cannot be summoned without inclu.
ding some one who Is Objectionable 10 the
offenders, Judge Mcclure has called on
the Governor for troops
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no NJ AFFtIRs.
Severance A. DHsiderar.

We were 20 busy opening and arranging
our new stock that We did MT have time 10
write any thing for this column las' week.
bat propose nov, to enlighten you some
what in regard to the new things We have
in dies goods, .uch a. black cashmere.
Summer silks, lace buniingS, poplin-, ig-
ured lawns, wash poplins, &c, NC. We
are better able than ever before, 10 mi, the
taste Of all. An all wool black cashmere,
for 30 cents; white pique-, figured and
corded; plain nansooks; checked nansooks;
striped nansooks plain jaoonets; checked
and striped isconets; Victoria lawns; Paris
muslin; mull muslin; bishop lawn; white
organdie; linen lawn; linen cambria, in
fact, every thing in the white goods line,
White homegrown, crotchei, and Mar
settles quilts; red table linen, handsome
and new patterns; damask table linen; tow
els, crashes, napkins, doylie-, sc, Ne. We
have added to our stock, a line Of al wool
carpets, straw mating md floor oil cloths
and propose To duplicate city prices; cot
tonade., eheviot shifting. cotton plaids,
and ginghans. In all goods aud prices, we
still keep the lead in boots and shoes, for
men, women and children. Mems zine
calf boots and shoes. a specially. The
finest and cheapest lot Of clothing we have
ever had, especially in boys and childrens
suits. Don't fail IN -ee ours when looking
for a suit for the boy. Something new in
the zephyr line. 4 full line Of zephyr
talma., very pretty AMI latest aylc. still
have n fall line Of zephyr, cashmere, Der
lin aud black cashmere shawl. Ia mo-
tions, We have every thing in hosiery,
glove, ak mit-, embroidered glove-, silk
handkerchief, linen, do. cotton edsings,
val edging', hamburg edgings, iorchon
laces, breton lace, -iar braid, ieathrr'ige
braid, silk buttons, gum bntlons, Vegetable
ivory button-, pearl buttons, oorssis, in al
the leading STYLES; six and lace ties, silk
bows, new chenille veilings in herege It's
sue, brussels net, dotted net Sc. Hair
brushes, tooth brushes, combs dressing,
fine, round and tuck looking glasses that
make every one look we'll; 10 ne large ones
with nice frames We traded the other
day Cor l25 yards homemade TAX linen, he
best thing for towels that can lie had. OH
blinds in plain aud banded and Holland,
In all color; lace curtains, new stock,
from Is cents per yard, up. Don't fail to
see them. Mosquito bars, IN white and
pink; trimming silks In all oolorsi ribbons,
new shades; genilemen's suspenders, half
hose. collars, cuffs, neckiie., laundTed and
unlanndred shirts, gau1e shirt. drawers
Nc The new thing for dresses -madus
ginghams, some very nice styles; umbrel-
las, parasols and fans. Reautihl Is whai
they say about those new zephyr talmas,
silk Embroidered flannel for shirt
Why will yon have your wife weary ing
herself over making a shirt Cor YOU, and
then yon complain aboat il not fitting,
when YOU can buy them Tor about what
The goods will cosl. Why do you expect
your wiis To mend your Old ones and fur
nish you with a presentable shirt when yeu
haynt got bat two old ones. Come and
pet some new ones.
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1, Hugh Barnett, was summoned by L. 4. Nc
Kenzle. u. ;. Lincoln county, 10 appear hehore
squire radgett At his January tsTn, lev. held b.
him ia wayue-hurs, 10 testify rs witness ioi
William r. Barnett. plaintiff, against james :.
Reynolds, dert. Witch I, Huga Barnett did DO,
aud ailef doing, james :. Reynolds s@id Pahlie-
~, a. understand, In squire Padgeit's conn,
that Hugh Barnett told OF swore to 0--d IA
lie" Sow,I Jaiaes = Reynolds, II Ca~J county,
do. Ia the pre-enoe of thess wiinssse- namely, A.
/. Mckenzie. d. T. Lincoln county, and Eddy D..
Caldwell, say 10 Hugh Barnett that the remarks .,
james :. Reynolds, made asainsi Hugh Barnett In
squire radstt's court siore-ad were truly ial.s,
aud 1, Jaaes +. Reynolds. in The pre.snoe Of
these witnes.es aforesaid do take hack all aid,
aad Ask pardon h,r same, and l. Hugh Barnett. say
tins, " GOl can orsiss you. surely viii.
signed, JANIS REYNOLDS
Attest l.. n. CALDWELL, Ja.s
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Wa, the members Of Valley lodge OF Good Trlap-
larn No. 1899. Of stanford. Ky, recognize The hand
Of IN in-crutAhls i'rosidenA In the removal from
this Lodge aud fIon our midst, highly esteen'-
I'd sister. Magic A. lIigrns.
while se b0w IA humble submission 10 the di-
vine will Of the Great Jehovah, who doeih all
things we'll" us nevertheless mourn with uuansc-
ted sofr0w, The death Of oae ~ yosng. - lovely
aud Jealous IA the Gauss VI our beloved Order
10 the iauily OF our deceased sister, 10 the com
nuniiy ia vhieh she lived. 70 those Who lne~ her
a. a true aud sympathetic hiond, W tender eui
heartfelt condolences, aud express our earnest be-
lief that her soul has eutered into that re.i ~hica
remaineth iof the people OF Cod"
In memory and honor Of the death of oar sister,
tho nlsnbsfs Of ihis lodss Will wear the easiona-
~ badss Of ulourning ssF thirty days.
n Il directed thai copy OF thoss resoiuiions h.
seat TO the iiamediAis ismily " the deosassd HHd
the sans published 10 ths Cos Ismpisss Aaroraie
aud Tina ISTkHiOn JovHSAl, and sriead upon ihs
uiiautes OF this LOdse.
q. ". hn0NAV0u. }
MAHr y. Mf1as, committss.
Lkkf hufFnAN, }
Standard XIV April 18Th 1878.
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GtRRfRD COUyTT.


CorSY CouRr and Judge Durham next
Monday
4 RAD LAw.-The guardians Of our
home commerce have levied a tan upon all
itenerani vendors Of bnegies or other goods
aud clatlels.
pmD.--At Hliaitsyille, Of brain fever, on
the a2d inst. a lovely infant daughter Of
Jes-c Doty, Esq. The Rev. Mr. Crow con
Quoted The funeral services at Lancaster
on Wednesday.
PERSONA Mrs. Col. Walton has re-
turned from fayctie, where -he has been
enjoying ola ifiensl= Mr.. u. W. Jones
and Mrs.. Jas. A. Fisher were in town thi.
week. Mr.. T.. e.. Hopper. Of Coyington, il
here. The Hon. q. W. Dunlap !. at last
Il r0ng enough IN drive out in the fresh
Spring air. Mr. h. =. duncan, for months
victim 10 consumption, j. reported in a
dying condition
A FIRsT-cLAss HoAx--IAat Thursday
night was perpeirated on the crcdnlous,
aud caused an abrupt termination to Ger
tain religious exercises. 4 vas reported
during the day that we'll known lady and
gentleman Of the community would repair
at nightlall 10 the Reformed Church and
there, during the usual prayer-meeling ex-
ercises, be united in Hymens holy bonds,
Thereupon, a goodbye eonpanye assem-
BLEED, and 40 great was the commotion con
-equent upon the sequel, that Elder Gibson
dismissed the multitude.
RELIoI0us-The Presbyterian oongre.
cation held a meeting ON Saturday and de-
cided 10 begin without delay thslr new
church building. The lot Is on Danville
sireei, nearly opposite the Deposit Bank,
The Rev. Mr.. Reid preached Tor the Pres
byterans ON Sunday night. DIR. J. Laps-
lev Mckee will conduct a series Of meet
ings AZ the Presbyterian Church Ia June.
ON Friday before the iih Sunday IN May.
DR.. Hlopson, Of Lexington, will begin a
protracied meeting al the Christian Church
PnEsBYrEEY.--On Thursday night Of
last week Transylvania Presbytery CON
sened at the City Hall, and continued Ia
-e.sion through Friday. There were about
ihirty miDisiefs and deleeaie~ present. The
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MADISON COTyTY.
Richmond.

MADISON CouSrY has Z 900 tax payers.
NEw NJ. Richmond l. 10 have
three more new doctors.
IT's A LOCAL OPTION TowE.-RichmOnd
can boast OF six drug stores, andall Of them
are doing we'll.
CouLDS'T HAVE GOTTEN BErrRR.-
Mr.. John c. Young has been elected BY
the students Of Central University to ad-
dress the Literary Societies on the 2sth Of
May.
PERsoNAL.--Dr. c. d. Pattie, Circuit
Clerk, w. NJ. Embry and Ben Gentry leit
last Monday on fishing excursion to Cum
berland River, To be absent about two
weeks.
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Somerset.
CorNry CORR DAy-Passed on very
quietly.
PTASriNo CoHN.--The farmers are iusi
commencing TO plant corn.
FRUrr SAFr.-The bloom at present be.
speaks an abundant fruit crop of all kind.
excepting peaches
PrASo.--AIiss Mary Morrow was pre-,
-entcd handsome piano by her father, re.
Gently. A charming gin most worihily
bestowed
MirE SocIETY-lIas been organized
by the ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
Meetings are held once in two weeks. and
Tuesday night is the appointed time.
/ REIIGIors.--Re Mr.. Pollard held ser.
vices at the NJ T.. Church last Sunday.
Elder J. l.. Allen preached at the Christ.
ian Church. Father McClosky oniciaied
at the Catholic meeting.
/ A WALKING CLuB-lnstigaied BY the
wonderful feats Of Northern pedestrians, il
in fall blast, with the following oficers
President-NIiss l. c.; Vice President
Miss c. D.; Secreiary-Miss D l..
The fastest time made was by the worthy
President-two miles in one hour.
T,r Ar-,,r m. ........i III, -,
AUs. Matte Col.m,n 50. so,,~ao.-1 -
Cr,h Oroh.rl Lac, vi. 10 r,.a, g.,
from Nsw orIe,rs Sh. IN 60 -
NI,v ,oor h,;or oil, 10 Ton;sr;I,. -
comn.nv vi,b NJ and NJ. vin cnrd -
end nlen,v If rort a. A.. Coz ba, 80
have a;v.n ooD,nlo,. ..,;se,o,;on
NEW buiLDiSes'-lhe new residence OF
Mr' hehry uio7oh Is under erection, with
Mr. Al. PARSONS a. ehiei architect Mr..
o. IL. Naddie has given the contract foT
the nniioing OF MS new residence to Mt.
,,,..ood ,ha,.on NJ, o. II..-,..n A..
o,.n,u,o,al 49,, COTTAGE IN sui So,,~r-
-,
prvsox,,ur "A p cnnd;a ,.,,,noa
from Nr;s.or,; La, s.,,rd.v .oar .n.h
enc 81 two veors NJ. Re,,i. .n5 III,
~ u.,r;. ,.,,rnod I,s, ,oaL 80 .ohooI !,
D,nv;lI. af,sr br;ef Vii, homa AZ,
-, c,ovd .na ,,;e. q, Nt;aI,.h. ~.
wishing Relatives her. NJ Ton rii;o,,
has re,rrnod from sr.,,. Tann Nr..
SaIl;a SLnnrar1 .a,,,.nnd Ia, No. e.,
. y;.;, % IA. po,,;a cooa,s;,, ~ -.
un NJ. ii. p;oL..,.,,, =. - :.
Io,rn fa,v d.. W. a., ~ g
,o,;.n, 81 /. ocr,.in al ',.;d.r,. -.
h. o,,r,o,;on Jndaa D,,Lan, -. -
o,,n Ia, Nto,sav NJ. H., tI..,;,,.
od;,o. 0r H. II. y. ~
,slIo X !. NOS, anoo.aI IA n,;n,;n. "a
,or,;,au.n,. 90 s.noas ,Lo -, go.
~. =, ,..,;o.1 Il. Ill. -,
nj -, p..I.u,.
SuIe'DE-A clear case OF suicide occur
ed here last Saturday, and, strange to say,
10 inquest was held. The victim was Miss
Nhce dossett' Of FISHING Greek, who was
listing an aunt in this place The young
ady went to drug store during the day
md called for small quantity Of stryeh-
line saying that her aunt wanted II 70
I'LL rats, and as she was we'll known to
he druggist, and Of age, Il was obtained
without officially. She retired to her room
much earlier than was her custom, which
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Oun Nj. Vernon letter tells Of a
deplorable State Of affairs in Rockcas-
tie. Armed men have unlawfully
handed together to intimidate, muir.
der and burn, should the adminiatra-
lion Of Justice conflict or interfere with
their idea Of the way Il should be
done. An unsuccessful attemp. 20
arrest and dishand them was made,
when couple Of officers were serious
" wounded by the rascals, in ambush.
This highhanded action, coming as Il
docs with the Circuit Court, shows
that trouble of serious nature may
he expected during the term, unless
prompt action be taken by the off,
cials. We do not approve Of the pa
cifcatory measures that have been
used with the offenders. A parlying
with criminals always makes them
worse, and in all cases where the law
has been violated the most prompt
and vigorous measures. only, have
ever succeeded in putting an end 10 IT,.
A number Of very important cases
have been sent from this county 10
Rockcastle, and our people feel a deep
solicitude that justice may be meted
out to the offenders without fear or
favor from surrounding circumstances.
The cases referred to were taken there
for purpose; but we trust in the
good citizens Of the county and the
ability Of the officers, to see that no
farce is enacted. Let the guilty be
punished, that law and order may
become supreme.
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PRESIDENT STAMFORD emphati-
cally denies the report that the Balti-
more x Ohio Il. r. has leased the l..
Il n. II. r., and says that his road is
in condition to buy other railroads,
and consequently is not in the market
itself
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The nomination by the Republi-
cans of those clever Irish gentlemen,
Mr.. O'Bradley, for Attorney General,
and Mr.. ODoherty, for Register Of
the Land Office, was u neat little bid
for the Irish vote; but unfortunately
nearly all of the Irish are Demo.
Gratis, and will help roll up the major.
ity ON our State tickets hundred
thousand or more.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-25

EMMETT LOGAN has declined to
crate for the Press Convention. and
our interest in the coming meeting is
3Windlinp.
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EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE ONE

It will save labor in planting your
corn, as one man and one horse
are all that are required
to operate it.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES. - W. I.
Price, enc of the most scholarly wri-
tiers in the State, is now chief editor
of the Age, Col. Sears having retired
The Post and Ne'rs, Louisville's
evening papers, have consolidated, and
Z. Polk johnson, We are glad to know,
will be one Of the editorial force.
viii S. Marshall, Jr., is making
No. I paper of the Cumberland Cou-
rie,.
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CONGRESS has gone into general
legislation. and the eager members
presented 1885 bills on Monday last.
Among them are a number providing
for a graduated income tax, to abolish
National Banks and retire their cir
culating notes and substitute Treasury
notes instead, to make trade and
Mexican dollars legal tenders. to re-
coin trade dollars to provide for
reissue of paper fractional currency,
&C., DC. During their introduction
a Republican member became so en-
ragged that he offered a bill "For the
reliefof all other citizens for whom
special bills had not been introduced,
and to prevent further presenting Of
hflls y
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BRIEF NoTEs. Gen. John A. Dix,
died in New York, Monday night.....
De La Matyr. the leader Of the Green
hackers. has offered n bill in the House
to authorize the immediate issue Of
ten hundred million Of greenhacks.....
The first Treasury warrant for pay
ment Of arrears Of pensions was sign
ed on 22d, and it is believed back pen
sions can be paid rs rapidlyas accounts
are made up, or at the rate Of a mill
ion and half a month. unless unex-
pccied appropriations should be here
after made by Congress. DIR. Black
burn has 102 votes more than enough
to nominate on first ballot. I'VE re-
gret to learn that Col. S. /. NJ. Major,
Of the IeomGn was defeated at the
primary election for candidate for
the Legislature by a small majority.
Judge Hord will be the candidate.