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Since our lat issse The President has
,s~n lowering IN ths confines nj the val.
Wy NJ tbs al,aalew III Death. The latest
'slsxvs@s Psurlsim shss slss~ IN iwdics.
tions ofimprovement. We cen And little
a which 10 bass any hopes Of his ulti.
mate recovery.
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''AoosAep sCpesls.'s ss .
]" Speaking II The tleplorable exhibi
tn" which Capt. ". II. Grigsby, If Mis-
so"ri, made Of hiMx'lf Vt thu late " Com
tede'ste reunion IN Dallas, Texas, where.
!" he gl"rie,l In lei"g an unr.psntsnt se
cra"'onist; in'l"rscd Governor Roberts III
refusing I" call on tle people Of Texas I,
sympafhisc with President Garfield, aud
proclaimed himself ready to tight the wa,
over again, against Clarified aud hi,
crew. the New Orleans Hmes says:
W. venture ~ NV thu: every other ex.
C"i'ct'eratc at thu Dallas gathering felt
shame Mt the allusiOn made IN thu fast
sinking president. No brave man strike,
u h'an wt'rn IT, IN down, and h. who can.
mol MnclrnclI his Int In tle presence III .
l'u'niliatinE s6rrow which Christian mel,
ana wo'''e,! from the Mexican ~ the Cana
,''n,' Frontier krrnIy feel, IL mt the ma,,
10 I'M found IN the front rank battling
'r anything American; in the time ii
WAT !" may In u jAckal. but h. never
~" ne n soldier. Guitean will feel NJ.
ece'i that GrigsIy has mt only the s,,ne
'",''Sl bnt the 1me nobility Of char
r,l s,,ch cxh;n;.;.,' w. ;. mvc a'pmi'
inr Icsst sI." .'.;. =. '"'s"''M.a.e lcel,
a. token. 81 "'Sn. , !" ,"'eri'M'e''
blc Southern .h...;'. . H.. W. "' a'"p',e"'
n IL ,s.rI,.'. I,""s'."' Nv. y" 'ne WmS
whether .i.," ..,..i ."a' ,, :"t crank,
,,.. ",o.n. NC; "''s. sA-'""!ier assemble.
chairs or in any otherwise accost wmnl;c
opinion. |. should hna.r themselves, expose
!. AMI '" ."I n' !",!es, earn due '''Scrr.l-
future cr,,,,s"io".h;" ~ "' .,;'' " n" 10!
Dallas. The past seven weeks have ~.
l*s's''y proven warm, genial spring I"
If ,l,s I";." H.. E''. ~ ''M . moral sl'
nut of which We made partisan missiles
INT tue SHOW was not the solid earth, ami
w;.,. !. parry l""trr,nts ~ II have melted
growth which conn"t i. ar,ssts., ~. " ..s
was fought and finished war--anI mon
who' with their tongues and pens, would
tillcri.,S " sn. ~ "" ., '"aS'"s themselves AZ
whicl, w.r" .,,. ,.,....'., :'e"g "e"s
sr' simply ''crxnks." There arr t;ripsEies
~ :" raSsv stn'r' w''" ''''Si.anded their valor
change :" ~. !. wa. .."' .nsy yearn i"r
are M iynobi" in nnmlmrs M tLsw ~" mr., , 1!
quality, are mere chips npon a strunv
;,I ssii OF p"gr"ss and will s'on sink to
~, ":."'
y, ~" s"a""" 81 "o""t. but
N .,,.. n, w ' "'S''' u" =" ~ '"""d
.'.., '' ""''t "sF''xe 'e'v"r
-. WV" "" ever! '"oPp"rt""e o.
' ""' '"''s' TOT "o'or''ty and IN
awe ,"'"' "n"s U" reO"ke !" the
'o'a''! :" ."e people, or their al-
's' ""'A'ep''onal sympathy with the
"e"s a"' '!''ks" Executive Of the
'"'"". LIS wen !h"t such men arr few
''' '"ey should TIC st'rnly rebnke'l by
"e'. comrades III arms; that the press,
'"s'" anu south, should hold them up IL
he sc"rn, contempt aud ridicule IT the
'"p's'
sue" men are verify the ''chips that
's' apo" TING strong current Of progress
'.""sn' !" the surface by "ome "mexl~ct.
u """eF current which refuses to hear
"e'" up M" permits them to sink to the
N"."'" "'" q well "'er'te'i oblivion.
Ine people Of the country North ar
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We hawai- heard from ''Ststsrightsjoe-
bsowa' u Georgia since the Legislation
Coanittee examined TIE condition Of tn
wosknes In his aines. The Committee
declared thst joebrown's treatment III their
poor wsskingaseu vss . Aisgnce IL civil.
sasins, - yet Hrswu insists that MAHOxs
To- traitor 70 bic ''seeti0n" and the "Sec
tiSe" aprlaaded Brown.
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James l. G'eshan, Bookseller, Xatis.r al p,;,,., :.
camp S!r..'. lev orleans /,


camp St'''' sts 'hi,au. L..
""iiid respectfully call the attent;., - :,
Pnphc t" this announcement and s",; ~ ' a'
interest III the enterprise. Martins H;..n 81
81 Louisiana has long since ,lis.nIss, sI s..
the shelves Of the bookseller. and !. anil, w ~
cas'onal!y found in possession If H." ' ~. =.
.aai'an. 1t is hardly necessary to sav H ,%..
!ne author was one If the most notals r I'LL
lans III the list Of worthless that iIlnst,a,a ,.,
inc early history of Louisiana. A A ,.a."s'
General; Reporter. Judge. and Hist"r;.n ~
"er"pte't the very first rank. His I...;s;. NO
nave 'een cited Will, respect in Wes,m;s s.ss
RAIL and i'll Washington, az well ~ !. %'
adopted State. His History Of l.~;";. "s
took Its place nj once as "a work Of r,,s .....
rryy and value. The torthcom;n, ..i G:.,
VIII contain a faithful portrait Of tho a,,ii".
~: ana also = map Of New Orleans. hv Carso,
ir'iacan, taken in 1893. showing New llrisa"s
~ 1t was nearly lO0ytars ago hinder n. w."
ISL domination, with lis forts. Mo.t. H..
bridges and other app,rtenances Of Iefsss.
against its enemies. - ''e'cnee
ne price OF this History il. one Iarye Ro,.,
octave volume, i'll leather, will h. * In lie
morocco. s. ~ ~"
The publisher hopes to have the work ,e.dr
, IL subscribers hy the LIST of November. lSSi
For t"rther particulars address, '''''
James 4. Gresham.
Bookseller and Publisher. q Camp Street
New Orleans. P ''''ee''
AnT IN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..

NhEkE will be meeting of the Stock
r. Holders OF the Natchitoches Railroad
Construction Co., Oh @
AssssN sth Day Of September, 1881.
~ ~ N. Business Of importance will be
''""''''e". 1'll attendance il requested.
II. b. WALMSLEY.
"S' Secretary,
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IN PREPARATI0N
Judge Francois Xavier Martins Hi,h,,
Of Louisiana, from The Earliest Ppriai

a, ms very rare and valuable contrihu,;o, >.
tie h'st"r'al literature Of the conn, -" ~ 70
III process Of republication. with m;', = NOV nov
mattcr and life OF the .listinsuishcS s., NV
ny Judge ". ". Howe. Of ,I.e New n "asnot
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

The eanhisstion ticket Of Aiasisippi,
in opposition tOthe Democratic nominees,
u - lbalsws: C"vernor, Ben King: lieu.
tenant governes, J. h. Yellowhy; secreta.
~ Of STATE, J. J. Spellnaau: treasurer,
W. u. bysa~ aualitos, A. T. Wimberly I;
stsssasy xsnessl, W. n. Fitzgerald; IN.
Pssiateaaaat u edacation, W. ID. Hsae.
TAs ticket b ceapssed AZ the Ind~rend.
ant, Greeahaek suA Republican parties.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
~, Parish If Natchitoches,
'n'' District Court, Clerks Office. I
80 v IN Saturday, July 93d, 1881. the member.
~ ~ sao Jury Commission met in the Ciert:
u . ut Natchitochcs, La, ACCORDING tn Lao
ami pursuant to IN order Of the Hon d. pr
son; District Judge. ~ ''". - i'er
n, Members % present: Joseph Henry. ! Al.
6a ri,rrn,thomme, Chas. A. Bnliani' and
''e w1' "; y; kearaey, Clerk. ' IN"
o.t !" men ,has. a. Billiard, in presence Of tho
" "ne1 commissioners present. proceeded to
~" "pe" :. an" draw from the general venir 6or
to s se -, =. 'r, TIE following named persons
.oc ssrx' ~ Tue pett Jurors for the fst and
D;str;a. Weeks ~..'ss Of the October Term Of the
itches Sta,s st ~ y ana for the Perish Of Match
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4 kw days d"es . negro girl, sgesl iosr.
tesn yeara, rrsidinE M ths Robert Dsle
plantation b Bsnehe's head, pear Lake
Providence, La, gave birth to three chill.
asoa. Ill heya, ~ tho Altesmth instant.
Oss wss black, oae white and one yellow.
An vsss sein lasn and veil formed. They
hsNe o'esa s0Aalmesl and en- ~ ~xhibi.
tios st ~ ol1cc efDr. Jamrs Nontgome.
~, IN banches Bend. ~ curiosities.
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The Richond States simply prevents his.
tory when II says that the "people "f the
cotton mates were Gar ahead III their lea.
dem and l,~d 10 spur them on ~ the
conflict" in tho movement IN ls6l for the
Acknowledgement oft the Union. The fact WAS
tue very reverse of that in this State and
Texas, both of which came under our oh.
servati"n. The truth is that the connpira-
~ which resulted in the N cession move.
ment would have been an entire failure
had nat the leaders assured the people that
the dissolution vi the union "would liz
peaceful" Mr.. SiIDxii. M declared. Will.
SEATED on the heater In the rotunda of the
81. Charles Hotel, To the Taios delegates
nom this pariSh. Tho movement was
overwhelmingly detsate.l in Louisiana in
thu election for delegates to the convsn.
tioa, snal Baton Roage, the then snst II
government, where II then assembled. was
crowded with emminaries from Mississippi
and South Carolina headed by tho Cover.
ner Of one Of thoss States then. and q.
= tine claiming - b., Sovereign and
iadspsudsst. Thes; .mu,.,.,,s. ~.
sailcient, with the combined influence Of
Nj. S,IpxLl, one Of the ORIGINAL cor.n;-.
tori, and The other ''lesden" to fo,cs thu
passage Of the osdiu..ee through n. .",.
tion and 70 have that Couv.,t;o, .,.,...
'6oysreiwu poverr neve, then h.e,,. :.
sine, delexsted "a any co.v.n,;o. :.
fs,ine to sub,nit ~ o,.,,n.n.. "
propLt farl r.tif,c.tiou. wv
Every r,sdi,r man mot ,,,..,.. r.,
iud,es or int.rr.G NM ,,.,,.v. .s:. ~.
Tooxss, Of Georri. In. h.,I IN. ho.. -.
70 cav. Thu aecrs.ion movsm.,.
roma r,rx' az s,,,,,..-. ,..s. -"
political mxsr IN =, ~. 80 :; :"
Union. DAVIS, sI,pr.1 roox.. Co..
ssd The South Cs.oli,. le.d.r, Vii, o,h...
were the hssd and front 81 thi. vr.at, ~
lending, and they viii. II the fnln... ~
lima and history, he compelled to .,.nms
Ehsir share Of ths responsibility for m.
'rine; crime which swspt into the nav.
thousands If the hest Of southern man
'sd llt = people in ,sourniux and nov.,tv
'ea the Posomse to the Rio G,.nde. W.
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&. vi. Al)sa . psomineat citizen
IT New Orssass, wsA arrested IN that city
w III morning Il AaGwat 9Th, charged
With to esshsaaseseat AZ es6oo, ftom W.
H. cass 4 c., saa w. q. wilnot / Co.,
" ~ Csal Association. Allsa has On On.
esvtaA)p h1ssy fs ''esuskednssar u this
KIDD, tlating hsek psrvioss to tho war and
IN asvssA ecesde~s sisee, Including .
veil srosn6ea saspicion Of assou. He hae
''sss hitherto shielied ffUn publicity on.
ias ssAss family. Esilisg to give The n
asissd sailM >de@, Allen was sent to
psisoa. 80 4i.asra..
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Succession .S,|..

NSles
'"'''*''"" Of l.. Il. Racial n..,,
- ''r'',' OF an order trua :, w.
49, 49, ; IL id |"d;eia! District IRON; ,, the Hon.
AMI 'a IN ANA for the Parish =. .@,!t Of Ise.
an" t" me directed in The ,t '" Natrhi,orIsa
I,. "1er for safe t" the la., s',ees..a
" "'', iii TIE town Of CI"u';"r.y1',..' ' hishs.,
Na'"faa'' The Isl day Of o,,.l.. on =.
u, ,'r IT,, i"'!"w'nS 'I"s'rhel pro0er,. 1851,
tO-wit: 80 Narha! ,ecssas
,,, the "nd'vile" liz intere., q, l..
a." "" =" tract Of land situated !, a,ssee.sed
o" 9" " s b. KAHN k"Tn a. the . sir PAN. ~
r pounded as follows: bounded , situated aud
I1r'I J., "f s" +" !s;" iy
i"",I So Of Victor kachaI. in ,hs 10 the
rending. u Zane river. d.
Property I" bring appraise,r.w
h,ms Of .Salr:
Cash On the spot.
Any. :N-Gi. sSNcvlCH,
---------- Admlhistratn.
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NJ hwh Lssiasasa Il - The ;.cr,...
EvUpsssfws Diet sp sslates The hang.
W aans 10 fw ths commi,ion n
sssns t0ss pssvIass . pssish..est lsr.
Az ~ pse0e .Theie ssoasssts o. tn,
ssaaa1.asoo1aA - - sswasaly y ths
80 sftls $3.50. IT, - e sayi.s
~, - pssp's 'sss Nv stsaiae. 81
WIN ash seinas ~ esnait1sd, = ~
- ~, nasdssm usa sxpsst spesdy.
pasthnsotr Assspsspas NV Hllasr
vAsn6Ao - 49, ~ astisa q lsv.
vhtsh ~ sally rssviasA p.aiaAnspt
r. nasasei ~ = have doss Win hi.
ranaashe - ~ ':nssr aaatissat s.d
iavsks ~ ~ - pat dean 49, ~
esasatues1 saa.salsw1al ssssutieseu Of
SHs s.{sHasE 1.sy asi.r.s4
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srd day Of SepterL,r. ,xs,

al u O'Clock M.' the following propert towit:
, lst certain tract Of land in III. n,,;sh If
Natcht"rles in this State, on the jrf it Ianl
o. Ke'l river, descending, known A the
Closeau Point Plantation, al,opt MIN. ,,;," a
above tie town Of Natchtmh.s confirmed
ny the United States to LOnis (,,usr,m ~,
"er Certificate No. 1919. for three Lnm, rod
ana httS lone acres. bounded above l,y lands
S Mfr. H"''',lc.l. and in rear by lands Of the
Succession Of I.e,nec, ~ '"'
mi. another tract Of land in ,he MIN.
w"s's or NIL country, about two miles Nertl,
o! tne lands first described. CONTAINING thr."
hundred and six'y.one acres, being th.. snuth
nan "i north east quarter, the east half If
n !. east quarter, and the south west onnr.er
% south east quarter, Of section twenty tho
north half OF south west quarter and tho
south ~ east quarter of the south west quarter
VI section twenty-one, and the north Wet
quarter OF north west quarter of s.c s
IWenty-eisl't. in township eleven. of ran".
seven, west. with all the buil,limos aud U.s.
pr0ve'nents thereon. ''''' ''''-
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-sn'icct to appraisemen,
H.. .. SAINT. Z. KAINES
""@ w. Sheriff.
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JsAes WA. asyhaa sssigsed the edito.
rel nasagpssst q ths shrevsport &ss-
AsHA ana viii Ssvsss biz tims 70 ths pres
.tsss a lav. JsdGp assy Aas xllea this
peasiss ases ~ ssaablisAnsst Of the
paSas. Hissditesiah were noted for thsi,
vlaes ~ sAasty. NJ. R.N. NosTisos hss
ana'sse ~ Editssisl chair and viii a.
s.seesaly ~ - vacancy With hosos 70
haas1snAsAs 1lsadsst. NJ. Nserisoa u =
49, 49, - we certainly extend Cur
- 49, - ~ saeses 10 position
- vlsA A!staSsst ed Enthusiastically en-.
nlssatly snalilt Nh. e
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SIlerif'S Sale.

Henry .. Seixas vs.. James II. Hill
district Cont, Parish Of Natchtoches. Ia
No. 1856.
X virtue OF a writ Ot seizure and sale Is
- siet in the above entitled NM, nn,.
Mred suit. and to me directed. I have se;y
cd and will offer for SALE to the last and h;ol,
cst bidder. ut the door of tn: Court HOnss i,
tue city and parish Of Natchitochcs. M -
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Fir.t Week.
Second Week.

The members Of the Commission aud ~
OIerR: then placed the ballots above nsma.,
an9 drawn, IN envelopes, and sealed ana
endorsed the same with their srnatnrsS " anu
the week respectively, for which th.v w n...
" "n, an" placed the envelopes 40 endorsed
a,;. se"ie" IN !, box for that purpose. and
Which ih'x was then sealed and delivered :"
lhe custody Of the Clerk Of the Court. to l,e
HI ,!'! USED NJ the October Term of the
nth Judicial District Court. - '''0
inc Commissioners then proceeded 70 draw
eighteen qualified Jurors to r.ni.... 49,"
names drawn from the general Vemire h"x
winch was then sealed, endorsed aud .lon"s;.
ed with the Clerk Of the District Co",P a..
safe Keeping. according to Law '"'
IN testimony whereof, witness our hands
officially, and the Seal Of the ClerL ~ .i.''
Eleventh Judicial District Court At S.tch;t tue
ches, La., this I'D July, 4. b.. ISL. "
Original Sisne.l) JOSEPH HENRY
J. ALE. PRUDHOMME.
CA. BULLARD.
Jury commissioners.
GEO. W. kEARNEY.
Clerk. District Court,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
roo.,. Parish Ut Natchitochcs,
:, ! cer!iiy the above to Ike q correct cony IL
tne original proceedings Of the Jury Enm.
'''''"'on ON ME, aud Of record IN my Office.
re, In Testimony Of which witness
lD'S.J NY hand and official Seal, this |
18th day of July, 1881.
GEORGE W. kEARNEY.
Ivy N@Nd. Clerk, Disr Court.
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ono. NJ. Could Il Son vs.. Mrs. J. p. CannLc,
District Court, Parish Of Na,cI,i,nhrr.
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Capital Stock, paid up, 81 ,oO OO 00o w
Surplus $4oS''S''"'

Thanking our friends Tor their liberal
patronage during the past year. it shall be our aim
and we feel that entire satisisction Will 1es''
from ali business entrusted to us.
We, with much pleasure. sunmis 20
your notice the subjoined statement OF the snain
Of this Bank, aud offer our services snouiH you y.
collect on business. or make any change IN your
present banking arrangements.
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The tendency of the people to congre
gate in cities is shown by the fact that
since 1870 the number OF cities With
population of ten thousand and over has
increased from 1874 to 45, with total
population of LOO, POI as against
1872, 233 in 1870. The increase in the
cities is estimated at fully one-third OF
the whole increase Of the population IN
the country, and has been at the expense
of the country generally. We believe
this tendency to the best interests OF the
people, both morally and materially.
but the evil is one that will right itself
through natural causes.
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4 single stone
r,o,, . ,unninp brOOk slew the giant Goliath and
miiiions Of noble men aimee that time have died
nom sipale atone In the bladder, which !" arneSs
6als Kidney and Liver Cure would nave oinoiveo
and earned away.
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Jay Gvuid's Mouse. Trap.

Ny first visit to New York was during
the Crystal Palace exhibition. 1 was o
mere boy. I was full of ambition, and I
brought little thing with me from my
country home that thought was going
to make my fortune ard reyolutionize
the world. What do you suppose it
was? ?"
81 am sure do not know"
eft was Laughing heartily mouse
trap. That mouse-trap was to me the
greatest thing in New York. 1t was not
very big, but took so much pride in it
it was so precious to me-that l had
very handsome mahogany box made In
which to carry it. 1 remember very
we'll getting on one of the street cars-I
think it was on the Sixth avenue line. I
was a little more unsophisticated in the
ways of New York then than am now.
I was anxious to see the city. 1t
was wonder to me, and I
stepped out on the platform to
look at its blocks and blocks of houses.
In my innocence left my mouse trap on
the seat. When got to the street where
/ wished to get off 1 stepped inside to
get it, and to my horror, found that my
mouse trap had disappeared, turning
to the conductor, said: What has
become of my box?' That box that was
on the seat?' Yes Was it yours?'
Yes why. man who got out and
turned down the street above carried it
off. If you will run you will probably
catch him. 1 ran and caught him. He
was O strong fellow, but 1 collared
him. regretted that 1 had done so and
tried to get away, but the fact is, one OF
my fingers got caught in one of the but
ton-holes of his coat, and before 1 could
get off there was crowd around us and
a policeman, who took both of us to an
adjoining station house. The statements
of the thief and policeman and of N.Y.
self we're all heard. The magistrate
drew some nice legal and technical dis.
tinctions which came near losing me my
liberty. While the thief who stole my
mouse trap was committed for trial,
was iven to understand that owing to
my inability to furnish bail-for / knew
no one in New York at that time
I should be detained as witness
until the trial came off. It was not
pleasant introduction to New York; but
/ have never forgotten it, and its recoi-
has often afforded me o good deal OF
amusement. Fortunately for ME there
was detective in the place who had
been hunting my mousetrap thief for
years, and who had requisitson from
the Governor of Pednsylvania or New
Jersey. He saved me. l forgot to say
that when in the course of the examina-
ton the box was opened to verify the
truth of my statement and the purloiner
of my great invention found it was
only q mousetrap his face assumed such
an expression of disgust that | really
could not help laughing at him, although
/ was at the time in one OF the most un-
comfortable positions had certainly up
to that time been placed in. That mouse
trap incident got of course iuto next
DAVIS Herald. 1t was the first appear
anne of Jay Gould in the pages of the
Herald.--IN. Y, Herald
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RESoU RCES.
llABIllTtE les.

We give advice In detail Of all credits. Ind
acknowledge promptly all letters. and will furnish
private photographic code to correspondents
when requested.
Shipments or Gold and silver Bullion
will havc special Ind prompt returns. -. =,
IIetmg connected by Telephone with all
the principal warehouses and the ''Produce Ex-
change" We keep thoroughly posted In the Wheat.
Grain and Flour market, aud are prepared at
all times to make loans on Flour Wheat and bar
lev and other approved Merchandise In Warehouse.
Investments made Ois Communications, and
special attrntiON given I" tho negotiation OF
rstclass loans Of cities. counties aud other cor
porations.
We Isay md reil Biils of Exchange on
tho Principal Cities IN the CsIrLD STAr@s, ENGLAND.
FRANCE aud GERMANY.
COLLECTIONS made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates Of exchange.
Tclegrnplale Transfers made with NEW
YoRK. Boston. CHICAGO. and the principal cities Of
tho u. s.; also cable transfers to Europe.
IclteIH Ut Credit md lOussAcrct~llr rcd
les issued on the principal citics OF the UNITED
STATES and ErRoPs.
nrOyee0 Nnuaes. tiool Business Notes aud
Drafts discounted at lowest market rates
Depo.ies rcccavcs,. s"n6ecs. - Cheek
NasicSsi, Nssse, city aud County Roads
and Warrants, aud other Stcurittess bought
We respectfully call nstension To Ossr
facilities for doing every kind OF legitimate
Banking Business. Yours. very respectfully,
u. II. McDeDNAID.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

A large train of evils always follow
from Indigestion, and the best cure for
that disease is to use Rose Pills. One
each night will cure the most obstinate
case. l. Blumauer & Co., agents, Port
land
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07
I'M 0K1 ElEl nNA

cNibIr rpsS Oi these wi IrItfItVS. WHICH Nft 50
destructive to mind and body, make life misera
BILE, often leading to insanity and Death IT
STRENGTHENS the nerves. Brain Memory Blood,
Muscles Digestion Kidneys, Bladder, and reproduce
tive II all Of the organic functions
their former vigor and vitality, making life cheerful
and enjoyable. Price 81 80 per bottle or bottles for
SO. with full Sent upon receipt Of price
c. d. secure from observation, any address, by
DIR. SALFIELD, ZIG kearny street, san Francisco
Cal. Communications strictly confidential by letter,
or at Office, free febol
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07
The Ladies' Emporium and Lace House,

l67 Third street, between Yamhill and
Morrison, Portland, Or, John Is. Garrison
& Co.. proprietors, are constantly recelv-
ing fresh supplies ofgoods, and now offer
superior inducements to the Ladies' OF
Oregon in our line ofLaces, Embroiderles,
Ruchings, handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Cor.
sets, Underwear, Zephyrs, Chenilles, etc;
ETC., in fact nearly every article needed
from abroad solicited and promptly filed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

o. n g. o. lNew se,!esl: No 9;
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

RECON BRASS WORKS-..Second street bet.
and d. d. NJ. Moore. Supt Manufacturer Of Brass,
Bell and Composition Castings, Steam and Hand
Pumps a specially. Highest cash price paid for cop
per and brass
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

The day has gone by when you can
chain a grasshopper to an astronomer
telescope. and make the star-gazer be,
lieve that he has discovered new breed
of horses in the moon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

The bes' place in Oregon to get hat is
of Woods. the Halter, lab First st.. Odd
Fellows Temple. Spring styles are just
out. Send your orders along. The latest
styles, finest goods sold cheaper than any.