V. S. Official Paper for Oregon.
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1870.
mmwiiwiBiiM
The harvest prospct iu Eastern Europe
is quito flattering.' -
A considerable advance in the price of
wheat has occurred in the East.
The fare between New York and San
Francisco is $130." "
The loss of the .British ship "Walter
Hood has been confirmed.
CoL G. W. Carr is the Republican
candidate for Congress iu the Second
District of Indiana.
M. F. Down Is the Republican candi
date for Congress against Vorhces in the
State of Indiana.
Go for Him. During the recent j
n , 1 1. . '
campaign, our iraeuus ucruoa
ion need J as. Fay in the bitterest
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terms, wishing u w De aisnnciiv unaer-
toed that he (Fay) was no Democrat.
Mr. Fay was tho Democratic-candidate
for State Senator, and was elected by
eleven majority, and now the Aics, Mr.
Fay's organ, goes for our Democratic
friends over the .way, and charges them
with being subsidized, and working with
all their might to defeat the Democratic
candidate for State Senator in Jackson
county. Fay has doned his , war paint,
dug up the hatchet, and is ready for the
combat, and it only remains to be seen
whether the parties attacked have tho
sand to even defend themselves.
The wife of the Crown Prince of Prus
sia has got a girl baby. This might have
been different had it happened otherwise.
D. W. Muna is the Republican candi
date for Congress in the 13th district of
Illinois.
A California!, has sent President G rant
a plan for paying off the National Debt
by means of a grand gift entertainment.
At Boston, "Goldsmith Maid" beat
"George Palmer" aqd "American Girl"
in 2.221, against 2.24.
The United States and Great Britain
will interfere for the protection of the
persecuted Christians in Japan.
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- A daily paper has been started in New
Jersey. "The first number has reached
this coast- Decidedly the world moves.
. .
Thos. Knapp, sentenced to hang oi? the
17th at Salt Lake, was given thirty days
longer in which to prepare for his nap.
Reports from the Burro mines in New
Mexico represent them the richest ever
discovered.
Popclatio"N. It is predicted that the
year nineteen hundred will witness a
population of one hundred millions of
people in the United States.
Prisoners Escaped. On Monday
morning three prisoners escaped iroiu
Multnomah county jail. Sheriff Zeiber
offers a reward for their apprehension.
Dead. C. C. Crowe, whose appoint
. inent as Secretary of Utah , was confirmed
on the17th inst., is reported as having
died at his home in Alabama.
Complexion or -the Legislature.
The election returns as now fixed up
give the Democracy a majority in the
next Legislature of thirteen on joint bal
lot four in the Senate and nine iu the
House. The Republicans have nine
members in the Senate, viz : one from
Multnomah, one from Clackamas, one
from Washington, one fiom Yamhill, two
from Marion, one from Benton, and two
from Douglas, Coos and Curry. In the
House they have nineteen Representa
tives one from Clatsop and Columbia,
four from Multnomah, three from Clack
amas, two from Yamhill, five from Marl
on and two from Benton, making twenty
eiirlit on joint ballot. To meet this the
Democracy have forty-one on joint ballot
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Three-tailed. A pony recently ar
rived in. San Francisco trom China which
is exciting the curiosity of the tarheads
to the highest pitch. -x This wonderful
equiue is possessed of three tails that is,
located in the position usually affected by
Nature is a beautiful twin, and on his
back, as fair and as graceful as the float
ing hair of a maiden, is another extra
caudal and that's what's the matter.
In his own land this ' wonderful animal
was worshipped as a God, and crowds of
Mongolian virgins strewed flowers in his
pathway as he left the shores of his na
tive land, believing that "Josh" had
created him thus strangely to work out
some great eud(w hieh is double). Barn um
is after this great Chinese double euder,
and will probably gobble him up for the
benefit of New York sight seers.
Indians. Late dispatches report In
dians numerous between Camp Supply
and Bear Creek all on the war path.
several Government trains had been at
tacked, but so far the Indians had been
driven off. One train was corralled two
days at Gypsum Creek, fighting Indians.
It is no longer safe for trains to travel
without a strong escort in that country.
Isn't it about time another treaty was made
with these noble red men, as they may
soon run out of powder ! They should
be presented with a new supply .of powder
and ball, a few boxes of Henry rifles, re
volvers, knives and blankets, that they
may be able to cope successfully with the
bloodthirsty white men, who are robbing
them of their homes. Let us have a
peace commission, provided with canned
fruits, straw hats, revolvers, tracts, tobac
co, "powder, paper collars, rifles, pipes,
knives, sidesaddles, hoopskirts, leg horn
bonnets, etc., to the end that these muoh
abused and long suffering people may be
induced to delay the punishment, so
richly deserved, of these murderous and
cruel whites, who have destroyed such
quantities of sage brush, and murdered" a
few jackass rabbits, while traveling
through a portion of their country ! They
might be induced to forego their ven
geance, at least until after the gifts were
distributed by the commission, which
might have a salutary effaotou the bloody
white men ! .
Teeth Set. with Diamonds. To
what extremes" and follies the god of
fashion can lead its devotees is shown by
the following, ' which we clip from tho
Killed. Mr. R. L. Lewis, an esti
mable citizen of Douglas county, was
thrown from his horse on the 10th inst,
about seven miles south of Canyon villa,
and so badly bruised that death ensued
in about thirty hours thereafter. He
leaves a wife and family.
Governor Musgrave, of British Colum
bia, married Miss Kate Field, daughter
of David Dudley Field," of New York, on
the 20th instant.
A bill passed the House, of Represen
tatives recently confirming the tide to two
islands in the Pacific ocean to a Mrs.
Parker, whose deceased husband discov
ered them. -
Escaped. On Friday morning ot last
week, a convict named Patrick Brawn
escaped from' the Salem penitentiary.
His sentence was for life, lie walked off
with a 13-pound shackle. Major Berry
offers 8400 reward for his capture.
Hot. In New York city on tho 19th,
the thermometer stood at 118 in tWb
sun. The street cars were almost stop
ped, owing to the terrible effects of the
heat upon both men and horses. A great
number of sunstrokes were reported.
Women Votes. The Olympia Tran
script says that eight women voted at
Miami precinct, and seven at Grand
.Mound. Three women offered their bal
. lots at Olympia precinct, but the judges
refused them. Those judges need never
expect to be shown any favors in the new
era that is now dawning for lovely
woman.
A band of eighteen Indians known as
'Sheep-eaters," consisting of thirteen
bucks and five squaws, were recently
carried over the great falls in the Yellow
stone river and dashed to pieces. : . They
weTe on a hastily constructed raft, fleeing
from a party of white men whom they
had robbed "a few hours before.
John Rasnell- Yonng -and Charles A.
Dana ara urging each other for office.
Young call on the people of New-' York
to elevate Daaa lo the office of coroner.
The Qourier Journal aays that "if. Dana
were quite sure that it would secure him
the privilege of holding aa inquest on the
body of Young, he 'would rather be coro
ner than President." ' .".-
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, , On the banks ef -White River, adhere
bow stands the city of Indianapolis, was
built the first bouse io- the Spring of
1820.- This was; just fifty years ago
for miles ana tunes arouna an was one
vast, unbroken wilderness, save an occas
ional settlement,, where a few hardy pio
neers had dared dispute the "noble red
men's" sway. r
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The Next Legislature. Our next
Legislature will be composed as follows
(Democrats in italic): ,
SENATE."
1st District, Marion county Samuel
Browu, J. H. Moores.
2d District, -: Linn county R. II.
Crawford, Enoch IIoull.
3d District, Lane county R: W.
Cochran, A.' W. Patterson.
4th District, Doujrlas county Binger
Herman, C M. Pushbaker.
, 5th District, Jackson county James
D. Fay.
Gth District, Josephine county li. A.
Holzclauo.
7th District, Benton county A. M.
Witham.
8th District, Polk county B. F.
Burch. .
9th District, Yamhill county J. W.
Watts.
10th District, Washington, Columbia,
Tillamook and Clatsop counties Thos.
R. Cornelius.
Ilth District, Multnomah county
Laming Stout, David Powell.
12th District, Clack mas county D. P.
Thompson.
I3th District, Wasco county Victor
Trevitt.
14th District, 'Baker county S. lxon.
15th District Umatilla county N.
For J.
16th District, Union county.. Hen
dershott. 17th District, Grant county J. W.
Baldwin.
Republicans 9, Democrats 13.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. -
Marion county T. W. Davenport, R.
P. Earhart, J. M. Harrison, J. R. Dun-
bar,Geo. P. Holman.
Linn county Geo, R. Helm, IF. F.
Alexander, Thomos Munkers, John Os-
Irander, W. F. Elkins.
Lane county John hueakert Or. Jts.
Dorris, Jomes F. Amis.
Douglas county Hutchinson, Vala-
icell, Drain.
Jackson county Jackson JZader. Jot.
Watts, 'A. J. Burnett.
Jocephiue county A. Waldon.
Coos and Curry Tjockltart.
Benton county W. J. Dunn, W. J.
Kelly.
Polk county B. Hutden. R. S.
Grant, W. Comeavs.
Yamhill countv Lee Laushlin. AL
Hussev. ' " '"J'
Washington county John A. Tavlor.
Mills. , , . 7
Columbia, ClastOD and Tillamook C.
Olney.
Multnomah countv J. W.- WhalW
Dan. O'Regan, L. P. W. Quimby, John
Portland Election. The Portland
city election on last Monday passed off
quietly. The Democrats succeeded iu
electing one Councilman. The City
Council stands seven Republicans to two
Democrats. .
After reading the speech ot Red Claud,
says the Marysville Appeal, we have
hopes of the speedy civilization of tho
savages. Besides the poetic figures of
speech in which he indulges, the fact
that he hastened in his first sentence
to make use of an idiom that must have
been borrowed from the white man, would
tend to ehow his appreciation of the re
finements of civilization. When told
that the Great father had beed kind to
his people his reply was "I cant see it.
robably iiis imperfect education' oniy
prevented the conclusion of the sentence
that be could not see it "in that light
bpotted lail is the recipient ot a uicer
shaum pioe from the President, and no
doubt experiences the rare pleasure, so
highly esteemed in refined smoking cir
cles, of seeing it color under the intlu
enccs of his frequent whiffing. The
taste which these two noted savages have
manue.sted for the slang phrases and fash
ionable dissipations of civilization, augers
well for their braves; we shall not be sur
prised to hear of Red Cloud introducing
the "Shoo bis or "Uan-uan, or the
warriors of Spotted Tail soon saluting
their Chief with anxious solicitation as to
how his mecrshsum colors."
New York Sun of Mav 20th
A brilliant fashion which has just been
invented in this progressive city bids fair
to outshine Paris in its lustre and ex
travagance. Recently an up-town gentle
man of wealth and fashion conceived the
dazzling idea of having his fro ut teeth
set with diamonds. He conferred on the
subject with two of his fiiends, one .of
whom is a lady of literary celebrity, and
all were so welt pleased with the sparkling
novelty that they had large and valuable
first-water diamonds . set in their front
teeth, and on Sunday afternoon they
attended one of our most- fashionable
churches on Fifth 'Avenue, attracting
considerable attention, and diverting the
attention of a large number of the con
gregation from their devotion, by the
lustrous rays of their teeth. -, On their
return home ; they were followed by a
multitude, whose curiosity had been ex
cited by the dazzling radiance of the
brilliant circle. Should this fashion be
adopted, jewelers, lapidaries and dentists
will reap a rich harvest, and will tend to
promoto good nature and cleanliness, as
the queens of fashion, especially those
who are thus fixed, will be continually
brushing their teeth and smiling, if for
no other purpose than to show their dia
monds. Ob ! xe gods and little fishes,
will it not be a cure for sore eyes and
empty pockets to su, in front of such an
audience in a church, theater, or opera.
and gaze with delight upon the smiling
irele, and estimate the cut, color, weight
and value of their sparkling gems?
Come Down with the Stamps.-
The Nebraska City Chronicle, of May 26,
says: A man by the name ot was
married at the Church, on yester
day, to Miss , the brid aud bride
groom having had a previous acquSintance
of half an hour. After they were mar
ried they repaired to their hotel-Iodgiugs
for the night. I he lovely 'pair bad
scarcely taken their room when the bride,
with a Herculean muscle, shoved the
bridegroom out of the room and shut -the
door, and claimed of him before he could
enter those hallowed precincts the pitiful
sum of three hundred dollars. John
plead, entreated, and then raved and
. ..w
swore, Dut no go. one said to mm : ?jiy
dear, pay what I demand, and thou shalt
enter this hallowed domain otherwise,
stay out." John at last becoming highly
ndignant at her incessant demand fur
$300, left the lovely maiden to pass the
night alone, while he took rooms at an-
her hotel m the citv. He passed a
sleeple.ts night, and'just at the dawn of
day, just as the cock crowed, he repaired
again to the House, and asked her
once more ' to admit him. She said,
$300, you come in; no S300, you stay
out." This was the last peuud that broke
the camel's back. - He, with frantic baste,
planked down tho ?300, stepped across
the forbidden threshold, and here the
curtain dropped. Hurrah for woman s
; The French Government has renewed
negotiations with our minister for a new
postal treaty.
The Grand Orient of Free Masons at
Paris has elected M.-Camber, Provisional
Grand Master.
Great bitterness is engendered in the
United States Senate by the discussion of
the San-Domingo treaty.
The Committee of Conforence on the
Army bill has agreed to reduce the army
to thirty thousand men. .
A general amnesty has been proclaimed
in Portugal for political offences since the
1st of March last.
Omaha people expect to build' a thou
sand new houses this summer.
An American traveler in Italy has
dumfounded the Government by seriously
proposing to lease Mount Vesuvius. He
eays ha will make roads and lay out
pleasure grounds upon its rocky sides,
build hotels, aud set up soda fountains off
its summit, and help visitors up and down
by machinery. To pay him for all this
outlay, and amass a fortune besides, he
will charge s small admission fee from
sJl who wish to go op and see the show
C. Carson.
Clackamas county
m v .
W. A. Starkweath
er, T. J. Apperson, Peter Poquet
Wasco county Waldron, O. L. Sav-
Baker county H. Porter.
Baker and Union J. McLain.
Umatilla county A Democrat.
Urant county. M. McCoy, W. II.
Vlarh. .
Union county J. T. Hunter.
Republicans 19, Democrats 27
On It. Geo. Jo. Lane, so Jong buried
in obscurity, is looming up again since
(he result -of the recent election has been
proclaimed. In a speech at Roseburg
lately be said he bad never sought omce
it had always sought him,but whenever
the people wanted him to serve them, it
wa only necessary for them to speak
How good the old man is!
The Emporer of Russia drinks a gal-
Ion of bad Russian whisky every day
An Omaha paper which claims to be
well informed concerning the internal
arrangmerits of the Sioux tribes, regards
the erand pow-wow at Washington as
one of the broadest farces of the day
Red Cloud, it says, is an Ogalallah Chief
who possesses but little influence with
the band he represents, bpotted Xau
is a mule chiei and a man ot more than
ordinary influence with his band ; but it
is a great mistake to suppose that either
or both of these men can commit their
bands to any definite course of action
The Sioux care very little for their chiefs
it is the "soldier's lodge?' composed of
the young men of the different bands
whica decides all questions ot peace or
war. .Red Cloud can no more speak
for the Ofralallah Sioux, than for the
Cheyennes or Arapahoes. If what he
promises meets favor in the soldiers'
lodge, when he returns to his band all
right if not it will amount to simply
nothing at nil. Spotted Tail is much
more influential with the Brules, for the
reason that he is an able man, boasts
six wives, and all the relatives of his
wives are warmly attached to bim ; but
after all. if the soldiers' lodge resolves
upon war, that is the end ot it.
Death-bed ot Dickens. Dickens
was entertaining a mnnor party ai nis
house at GadshilL Miss Hogarth, who
sat near him, observed evident signs of
distress upon his face, and remarked to
. . - . , y .li - . rr . - r; 1
him lie must oe 111. 10 tun xitkeus
rnnlied: "Oh. no : I have only got
headache, and shall be Deuer presently.
He then asked that an open window be
hut. Almost immediately he became
unconcious and fell back in his chair
insensible. He was immediately conveyed
to his room and medical attendance sum
moned. He -still remained unconcious
and . never recovered any rationality
His sons and daughters remained stead
fast at his bedside until his death. Dick
ens has several times of late complained
that he experienced difficulty m working.
because his powors of application : were
beeominc impaired. He said that his
thoughts no longer came, to him sponia
neously as in former time. H had re
ceived medical aid and called upon phy
sioians, who warned him not to continue
reading, because he was doing so at the
peril ot his life. V
The congregation at a church in Mad
ison, Ga., were startled on Snndav week
by a colored man trying to cut his throat
with a jack knife. The would be suicide
said he was driven to the. act by the
inordinate lnugth of the sermon.
The final and exhaust!
of man's original sin is recorded in Iowa
iu the birth of a female child with three
tongues. ,r bhould that girl, live to fulfil
the transitional stage of wifehood, and
culminate into a mother in-law. then will
me xau in wuicn we sinned all be more
tbau expiated.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, No. 6 Front Street,
Adjoining thj Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon.
Special Collector of Claims,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of every description throughout Ore
gon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well aa with a due rezard to economy in
all buainoss matters intrusted to his care and the
proceeds paid over punctually.
NEW KjuDAY.
NEW TO-DAY.
J. :W.- XSentley.
GENTLEMEN'S BO.OTS MADE TO ORDER
on short notice, and with neatness and dis
patch. - i
a All Kinds or Repairing; Done.
Albany, June 11, 1870 40
Dlscrlptlve List
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE!
STITZEL & UPTON,
Real Batata Dealers, Albany, Ogn.
I I T T S '
CHALLENGER TIIItESIlEtt
HAIIVES' HEADERS !
Mowers ! Beapers
And all kinds, of
Agricultural Implem'ts &IacfaJnes
On hand and for sale by
BLAIN, YOUSrO A CO.,
May 38, '70-38
Albaay, Ogn.
MACHINERY !
, OF ALL KINDS, . ' v .
Xfc E IP A. T I
BEARD & COLVER.
Sept.
Real Estate Dealer.
II. tf.
SLANDER REFUTED!
TRUTH VIIVMCATEJD ! !
How Jones, or "any other man" voted in 1862
is a question of rery little moment to must peo
ple. Whether Irvine or Richardson, both of
whom are said to. have filled the office of Sheriff
acceptably in the past, shall exercise the functions
for the ensuing two years, Concerns us but little ;
bat the qnettion in which everybody has an abid
ing personal interest is Where shall w buy
our goods ? Where can wo get the greatest re
turn for fflir money 7 Who brought prices down
to the lowest living rates and kept them there?
Ask these questions of any one who has taken the
trouble to investigate, and you are certain to get
this reply At Wheelers store, in Brownsville.
Wheeler is tho man who is entitled to your en
couragement and support. You who are wise
will do well to heed the reply, and maintain and
support the man who broke the combination. All
kinds of country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. New Goods received every week. Cash
paid for Wool, Bacon and Lard. Plows, Reapers,
Mowers, Threshers, and other agricultural ma
chinery for salo. Go and see them.
CITY OF AtBANY :
Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, Block 19 good house.
Lots 3 and 4,
Lot 6,
Lots in
Lots in
Lots 3 and 6, in ;
Lot -
Lota fi and 6, in
Ac.
20
24 "
16 bourn and barn.
H8 no improvements.
58," "
t good boose. -
25 feeUon First street, iu Block 3, with a No.
1 Fraule Btore-houso two stories. Rente for
$25 a month. ...-,..
Lots 2 and 3 in block 3, with good House and
Barn. Price, $800. -' ' '
Lots 1, 2 and 3 in block 0 large dwelling and
two stables. ,
Lots 5 and 8 in blook 130 good house. Price,
$700. . ....
For particulars apply to
J. C. MEN DEN HALL, Agent,
The Great Eaniily Medicine of the Age,
rights i
A good joke is told of one of the rail
road presidents who" writes an unreadable
"fiat. He sent an order to a farmer
acquaintance of his to remove a barn that
stood in the way of the road. Several
months after, passing over tho road he
found the barn still standing as before
Seeking an interview with the farmer,
the president accosted him with : "Well,
Smith, why the devil don't you move
that barn 7 I noticed you to do it three
months ago." "You did ! Why, sir, I
thought the order, as you call it, was a
m i .
pass, ana nave Deen ruling on it ever
since, and the conductors, have honored
it." They could read nothing but the
signature 1
THIRTY. YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction of the Fain
Killer to the public, and yet at the present time it
is more popular and commands a larger sal than
ever before. Its popularity is not confined to this
country alone ; all over the world its beneficial
effects in curing the ''ills that flesh is heir to," are
acknowledged and appreciated, and as a pain
killer its famo is limited to no country, sect or
race. It noeds only to be known to be prized.
TniHTv Years is certainlv a Ion ir onoucrh time
to prove tue efficacy of any medicine, and that the
paih killer is deserving of all its proprietors
claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled
popularity it has attained. It is a scan aud ef
fective remedy. S ld by all I'rnfrgists.
Price 25cts, 5Qcta, and $1 per battle.
L'ireotions accompany each bottle. June, '70.
MARRIED.
In the Methodist Church of this oity, on t-ho
19th inst., by Rev. V. J. Montoith, G. A. Hill
and MiJS Julia A. Drijjgs, all of Albany. No
cards.
Compliments received. Thoy have not only
ours, but the best withes of the entire community
for a happy and prosperous future.
NEW TO-DAY.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
James Knox, Lctitia Knox and)
J. B. Clendemng, plamtins,
vs.
John Lowdenback, defendant.
News from Exchanges.
Man ton Marble, of the World, - who
was reported a short time since aa being
threatened with blindness, is rapidly re
covering, and.promises soon to be fully
restored to health.
A hogshead of sugar lately rolled over
a negroe s neao in iew urieaEB. me
vessel was damaged some, but the dark
ey merely observed, "Shoo fly, . don't
bodder pie !
Dr. Newman, of the Metropolitan Meth
odist church, Washington, on invitation
of IJrigham Yeung, will deliver his
sermon on poiyramy at salt '1aKc Uitv,
in August. ?
The Salt Lake Telegraph hearing that
Ilingston, the showman, is to publish a
book, " says that "hia book will be a
success, as ilingston .is one ol tne raciest
liars in existence.
Exeter, in Maine, a small town, in
supposed to be very sickly' town, for over
40 barrels of liquor were used there for
medical purposes last year.
It is thought the Eemperor will trac
the spreading of the small-pox in Paris to
a republican plot to pit tne people
against hijn.
A blind merchant who frequents the
Rue St. I Ion ore has the following an
nouncement affixed to his bosom : Blind:
Father of four children, tho result of a
terrible accident !
The Mayor of Duluth, Minnesota, in
his inaugural address, indulged in the
profound remark that "water is a "useful
element in case of fire."
The Wilmington (N. C.) Star is re
sponsible for thestatementthat the names
of three gentlemen, entered in succes
sion upon a hotel register in that city
on Teusday, were Root, Hogg and Dye.
That was but a left-handed recommend
ation "given by a western paper in recom
mending a candidate for office.that during
tha war his friend had recieved wounds
enough to kill "any ordinary mule "
Dr. Hall-Bays sponge beds are healthy.
We know amah who has sponged, beds,
and even SDonsedhis meals, for five years.
and bo isn't so verj healthy except at
meal-times.
Jehann Gotlieb Christ Knipfedbaus-
natfiin has become a citizen of Pittsburg,
Pa. The man who is canvassing - the
directory Bays there i not another per
son of that name in the city. ; j
Another outrage upon an American in
TTavana has nflnnred. which is likely to
increase the feeling against the Spanish
authorities.' -
Suit to compel
the perform
ance of a legal
obligation and
for damages.
To John Lowdenback, defendant :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
gon : You are hereby required to appear in
the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for the
county of Linn, and answer tho complaint therein
hied against you by tne above namea piainiius,
with the Clerk of saia court, witnin ten aays
from the'date of service of this summons npon
you if served within this county, or if served in
any other county iu this State, then within twenty
days of the date-of service of this summons upon
you: And if serrioo'of this summons npon you
bo had by publication, then by the first day of the
term following the expiration of six weeks from
the first publication hereot, to-wit : tne lourtn
Monday of October. 1870. . And take notice, if
vou fail to answer, the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court, at said term, for tho relief demanded in
said complaint, to-wit : for a judgment or decree
discharging a mortgage, and for one hundred dol
lars damages, besides oo. ts, Ac.
Dated June 21, 1S7U. -
First publication June 25, 1870.
By order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge.
N. II. CRANOR,
426 A tt'y for plaintiffs.
DUTCIIER'S
Lightning Fly-Killer,
Is ahead of anything of the kind. . Handy
cheap. Try it. Sold by the Druggists,
and
42m2
The standard remedy for Coughs, Influenza,
Sore Throati Whooping . Cnuyh, Croup, Lirer
Complaint, Uronchitin, Bleeding of the Lung, and
every affection ot the Throat, Lungs and Chest,
including CONSUMPTION.
Wlatar'a Balsam does not dry np a Cougb,
but loosens it, cleanses the lungs, and allays irri
tation, thos removing the cawe of the complaint.
None genuine unless signed I. Bbttsv Prepared
by 6cth W. Fowl A Son, Boston. Sold by
Redington, Uostetter A Co., San Franoisco, and
by dealers generally. 41y70
W. S. DItlCrOS,-
CITY NEWS DEPOT,
Front street, Albany, Oregon.
TT AS JUST OPENED A FIRST-CLASS
XX NEWS DEPOT and
STATIC N E R Y S T O RE,
Where at all times will be found the latest Peri
odicals, Magazines, Newspapers, Books of
all kinds, Writing Paper, every variety,
.all kinds and sises of Envelope, 4
and the most beautiful -
PHOTOOBAPHICAIBUBIS.
This stock has been selected with great earn, and
none but First-class artiolos are ktpt. . Goods
received direct from San Francisco by every
wwuM. . ;3ew xcrms moaeraff.
Give ma a call. Vf. g. DB.IGGS.
Albany. April 9, 70.-3My. :
Headers, " . ,
Xnrethers,
JUowers, .,
Reapers
SHOULD BE LOOKED TO BOON.
. . ' Persons having the .
Wheeler 4s Melick Kndlea Chafu
; i Threshers,' -
i can bave tUenv repaired so may will oiean tne
grain as well aa any Thrasher, and clean aasnach
as their power will throffh. r -r; . .
Flax Fans,
MADE TO ORDER ONLY, la abort, all other
Agricultural Machines and Implements made and
repaired..
We are eomvletinr arranirements to manufac
ture Seed Sowers, Sulkey and Gang Plows, of the
best patterns now in nse.
$!f All work warranted made of the best
material.
Shop on corner of Washington and Second-eta.,
Albany, Oregon. . ' 38mS -
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Albany, June 4th, 1870-40w4
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Stock of
HARD WARE,
FARMER'S & MECHANIC'S TOOLS
coasiSTiKa or -
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Hammers, Hammers, ' ; " ;
Hammers, Hammers,
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Saws, Saws, Saws,
Saws, Saws, Saws,
.Planes, Planes, Planes,
Planes, Planes, Planes,
Corss-Cut and ITIill Saws,
Together with a large assortment of
IteOIV VTVI STEEL.
Nails, Nails, Nails, i " .
Nails, Nails, Nails, ! '
...... Springs, Springs, Springs,
Springs, Springs, Springs,
Axlee, Thimble-Skeins, Bolts, &c, &.C-
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SHAFTS, POLES, HICKORY AXLES, ETC.,
All of which we are now offering to the pnblie
at. low rates. As we . make the business a spec
ialty, we can and will keep a better assortment at .
Receiving and opening a large and splendid
assortment of .
WOOD AND WILLOW WARS,
Which we offer at reduced rates.
. ' - , W. H. KUH5 A CO.
' In the MonteitU Fire-proof Brick, First-tt.
March 1J.-T0-J7
JODN CONIV1BR,
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Soots, Slioes,bo.
Closed ont at about eost.
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-.calling on . ,
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thankful for past patronage, stilt in
If vile the attention of Linn county al, to
their unequalled stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINT & VARNISH BRUSHES,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
ALCJ0HOL, KEROSENE,
WINDOW GLASS,
TRUSSES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
IRON AND STEEL.
The Joet assortment kept in the eity, and con
stantly receiving Iresh supplies,
SOLD AT THE LOWEST RATES.
All who want bargains give ae a call.
JOHN CONNER.
Albany, March S, 1870-28. , -,
J. C, MENDENHALL,
Notary i Public,
- ALBANT, V t r r OREGON-,
X KQAL INSTRUMENTS O? ALL KINDS
Conveyances and oel-
XA made and attested.
lections attended to.
a-70
O. W. B1QOERS, SO. D.
Botanic Phjsician aad Surgeon,
, ALB ANT, OREGON.
GRADUATE OF THE PHYBIO-MEDICAL
or Curtis College, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Employs in practice neither Mercury, ArseniOj.
Morphine or nny other poison, but relies en snoh,
agents as set in Harmony win me, sua mrm
tirely harmles. ;
OFFICE In Parrish's brick, over the post
office.
Resldeneo Water street, below Pierce S lerry.
Albany, April 80.-1870-34 - ;
Agents for Dr. D. Jayne A Son's preparations,
n. H. H. Horse Medicines, ete.
Do you like medicine for its bitter or nauseat
ing taste? .We have that description. Do yon
want the effect with an aromatio taste ? After I
taking s few doses of our Elixir, 'twill be so very
pleasant that your prejudices -
Must surely turn awry,
and the preparation .
Will lose the name o physio,
(but not the effect.)
mysieians and customers from the country
may rest assured that their orders will be prompt
ly attended to. Prescriptions carefully and cor
rectly compounded.
sell "Corn Slayer which surely does the work. BLACK. D SOWN i GREEN. SCAR"
withoutpain. Do you desire a book of any kin, BU - ,lU " "J
a Gold Pen, an Album, Stationery, or sucht W. ' ..A(kMMM ' J ftW"r
S. Driggs is with us, for the accommodation of LETs rJsOrtOOsli nd deP UsfAIssJits
Ma V7i iuj aikama wn. m
O O LO R S
That Photograph Beat,
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Do yon want a fine Watch, a set of Jewelry.
cheap or dear T J. D. Titus sells the same; under
the same roof. j. t ' v- ,.,,- .
Come and see us. Buy a Book. Buy a Watch.
Buy a Pill.: . Buy something or nothing, but come
and see us, anyway. A well sprinkled floor and
a eoel drink of water in the summer, ana a warm
stove surrounded by comfortable ehaira in winter
constantly kept for the ccommodatioD of all;
Albany, May ti, 70-36
These that take White, or nearly eo. are .
Purple, Blue, Crinson, Pink, &e.
Sept. li, '6- " ;
J. A. WINTER,
BLANK Deeds, Mortgages, ete., en hand
latest itylee, and fot w. t this o