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7
The Hoiniiife ol a I).-iv.
It was a glorious day in Summer when
a hawking party stood grouped around
the steps of an old baronial residence be
longing to the Karl of Silverdown. Noth
ing could be more lovely than the picture
thus presented The ancient castle rear
ing its stately turrets in the background ;
the sunshine flooding all the landscape,
and the noble trees which, arching over
head, seemed to form a frame to a group
of lovely girls, and courtiers resplendent
in all the splendor of the reign of (.'bark's
' 11., who stood laughing and talking, yet
ever and anon turning au expectant
I "lance on the castle door.
It cannot be the Karl they look at, for
he is confined to the solitude of his room
by au attack of that most prosaic com
plaint, gout. Nor is it his daughter, lor
that is her in the habit of violet cloth
and velvet hat, just pushed cu(uettishl)
on one side so as to display mure ot the
beautiful golden hair that threatens every
moment to fall in profusion over her
lovely .shoulders.
But now they were joined by a g u tie
man habited in a burl' suit, richly orna
mented with lace collar and rutHe. It is
the Merry Monarch himself; and, while
all hats are oil, he vaults to his seat ;
-then, while waiting for the others, lie
turns around and leisurely survey- the
beautiful damsels before him. Some
simpered and gave themselves .-.irs under
this serutiuy ; others colored deeply. mkI
became embarrassed. Lord Silver down s
daughter, Lady Lcmre, alone seemed
unconscious, and mounted her palfrey
with an easy grace that has seldom been
equaled. As they rode oil' the King beck
oned one of the gentlemen who role
near, and said : "So this is the pretty
bird that 'my Lord of Silver h.wii has
kept so long secluded l!y my halidnme.
a precious morsil, and well worth the
keeping, lint how comes it, lud!ey,
that she rides alone ''. Methiuks were I
cue of those near her I would win a smile
from that fair face. Is.it some secret at
tachment, think you. that keeps her so
grave ?" '
'Nay, your Majesty," said Dudley,
"that "cannot well be, seeing she has
pledged her self to a life ol celibacy."
' Whew I" .'aid the-King. "Sits the
wind in that tiuarter ''. Then methinks
we shall .see fair sport, for surely, with
such a prize in view, there l e some ' gal
lant who will brave a few frowns llarkye,
gentlemen," he added, laughingly, "here
" is a beautious damsel doomed to single
Llesseduess ; will no one rescue her from
such a fate You, Harry lieauehanip,
will 30U undertake the eaptuie of this
fair one ? If so, ride on; and be sure,
we shall mark vour progress with in
terest." Lord Harry lieauehamp bowed low in
his saddle, touched his high spirited
Arab, aud was almost instantly by Lady
Leonore "s side.
"La ly," he said, '-permit me to com
pliment you on the wise resolve you have
made."
She had taken no notice of him be
fore ; now she turned suddenly and fixed ,
on him a surprised gaze.
"I, too," he continued, "am deter
mined never to marry."
"You?" said Leonore. "lut you
cannot have the reason I have. Ah,
eurely you will grieve for me when you
learn the cause. You see the wood that
marks the boundary of my father's estate ; :
beyond that belong? to Sir Frederick
Courtney, an old man, almost iu his sec
ond childhood. He seeks my hand, and ,
luy father has given his consent, in order
that the estates may be joined, lluther
than marry him I have vowed to remain
single ; but though I repeatedly toil this
to both my father and Sir Frederick, am
still pestereJ with his attentions. And
now that I see we are approaching
his territory, I tremble lest he should
join us."
"Fear nothing, lady," said he : "you
have one bj your side who will suffer no
one you dislike to approach you. Be
sides, I, too, have a heavy and secret sor
row ; and may I not hope that this may
establish a boud of sympathy between
us? Come, Lady Leonore," he added,
"as you have confided iu me, will you not
let us be friends ?"
"With all my heart," replied Lady
Leonore, placing her hand in his.
"Nay, lady," he said, with a sorrowful
Earnestness, still holding her hand, "your
oeart goes not with these words (
"I wish to speak to you concerning
Lady Leonore Silverdowu," replied Lord
JJeauchamp, dashing into the subject
with impetuosity. "1 bear that you in- ,
tend to make her. vour wife. Is that
trueT' ' .
"I know not by what light you rjues-
tiou me concerning my private affairs, " i
he replied ; '-but I am proud to say that
it is true. I hope soon to make her my
wife."
"Never !" exclaimed his compani. n
with vehemence.
"How, sir l'" and Sir Frederick laid
his hand on his sword.
"llarkye, sirrah." continued the young
man, "1 love her aye, ten times more
than you cau ever hope to do. L know
that she has no love to give you, and I
demand that you give up all right to her
hand."
"No'."' thundered the veteran. "1
will at once to her lather, and bid him ;
hasten the preparations for the nuptials."
'li o," said Leauehaiup, coolly. "1
have His Majesty on my side." ;
Sir Frederick perhaps forgot the boast-
ed allegianc ; of his family to the King
even iu trifles, for he rode off without
deigning a reply.
Beauchamp hurried to the King, who
exclaimed, as he drew near, "Methinks,
my Lord Beauehauip, your horse sympa
thizes with your impatient mood. How
progresses- your suit '! Hoes it progress,
think you '!''
"L'fuith, your Majesty, 1 think it is I
who am caught."
"What! Harry lieauehamp iu love?
Describe us the sensation, man."
"First, your Majesty, I feel great re
sentment when I hear -her spoken c-( with
disrespect. Secondly "
"Lnough, enough," laughed the King,
who always enjoyed the plain speaking of
his followers. "Ye will respect your
feelings. But, prithee, tell us if thou
hast learned the cause of her resolve."
Whereupon Harry lieauehamp related
what had occurred. WLen-he had fiu
; ished, Charles exclaimed : "We must to
the Karl, and persuade him to alter his
decisiou that is, if Lord Harry cau sat
isfy us that the change will be agreeable
to the lady. But we will ourselves en
deavor to discover that."
So saying the King rode toward Lady
Leonore.
We must now digress a little in order
: to make the lemaiuder of our narrative
: intelligible.
lore the King, who said : "To promote :
Lord Harry lieauehamp to higher honors i
shall bo our business as well as pleasure."
At this moment a servant entered and
whispered a few words to him. ' Turn
ing toward the Karl, ho coutiuued : "We
have just beard of the death of Sir Fred
erick Court uey', who fell dowu iu a fit
soon after leaving here. His estates are
now the property of the Crown or
rather," he added, smiling, "they were a
few minutes ago. They now belong to
Lord Harry lieauehamp."
Thus, iu the happiness of all, ended
this romance of a day.
A Wi.kki.y Newspaper,
Containing- 28 colums of. matter,
IS Pl'llI.tSHKl) KVKltY SATlllP-AY,
In the City of Albany,
53 Pci' Annum,
NEW TO-DAY'.
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THE NEW FOOD.
1870.
1870.
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- z z : OiOffn.
As is well known, the Catholic party in
Knglaud were never favorable to King
Charles, and there were many fanatics
who sought continually au opportu
nity for placing the crown on the head of
his brother, so that his life was constantly
in danger. Although he knew this, he
could never be persuaded to take precau
tions against these attempts. One of the
most inveterate of his enemies was even
now hidden among the brush-wood near
them, waiting au apportunity to take aim
when the Kiug might be detached from
his followers.
As the King was riding toward Lady
Leonore, accompanied by Harry Beau
champ, the man half raised himself from
his recumbent r.ositiou. Lord Harry's
attention was roused by the slight noise .
he made in moving, and he sprang for
ward in time to receive in bis arm the
ball intended for the King. The first no
tice Charles had of the danger he had
escaped was the sharp report of a pistol,
and the simultaneous fall of lieauehamp
from his horse, his bridle arm being :
broken. !
Lady Leonore no sooner saw him fall
than she sprang to the ground, and was
instantly on her knees by the wounded
aul now iusensible man, repeating his
name in low, agonized accents. The King
also dismounted, and was carefully wrap
ping a handkerchief around his arm to
prevent the bleeding. The court leech,
who always accompauied him, rode up at ;
this moment, and after examining the 1
wound declared it to be by no means daa- ;
gcrous.
Hitherto no one had paid much atten
tion to the lady, who still kneeled by the
knight ; but the irrepressible look of joy
that crossed her countenance could not
but attract notice. King Charles smiled,
feeling there was no need for questions to j
be asked after that look. The first sight
that met Beaueharup's gaze was her fair j
1 face, full of anxious care, bending over !
him. He smiled, aud strove to speak,
but the effort only resulted in another re- :
I turn of unconsciousness. '
"Meanwhile some of his followers ad-
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Lady I jeonorc crimsoned, and remained
silent. lie perceived licr embarrassment,
and adroitly turned the conversation to
indifferent subjects. Thus they rode for
some time, when suddenly Lady Leonore
drew hia attentionjto a figure ou horse
back approaching them.
"My worst fears are realized," she said ;
"here is Sir Frederick ! Oh, Lord llar
ry," she added, turning on him a beseech
ing look, "you say you will be my friend ;
then spare me an interview with this
man. l'ou know not how I dread meet- !
' iag him." ;
"Lord Harry lieauehamp made no other ;
reply than lifting her hand to his lips ; j
then wheeling around he rode up to Sir ;
Frederick.
"I believe I am addressing Sir Fred- j
erick Courtney. I am Lord Harry Beau- j
ehanip." Sir Frederick bowed in ac- ',
knowledgament of this information. .
May I request a few mements conver- j
sation ?"
"i'aruon me, j-ora iiarry ueaucnamp, i " . , i.,,
my first ; respects must be paid to the "tered v'lth1: 31y Lord .arl, we come to
plained that immediately after the report
they perceived some one ruuning in the
direction of the wood. Suspecting that
something was wrong. They gave chase
and speedily secured .him.
"My Iricnd," said Charles, turning to
him with his usual affability, "what harm
have I done you' that you should thus
seek my lite 1"
The man, astounded by his gentleness,
when he expected to have been instantly
shot, hung his head, ashamed, aud, it is
hoped, touched by the King's conduct.
"Ilemove him," continued the King.
"Treat him with kindness, and let him
come again to our presence to-morrow.
We will then speak to him."
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JLivcry and Feed Stable !
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L. QOLDSIVHTH &. CO.,
75 Front aaj 76 First -St., Portlan l. On;pon.
I 'MS C'liurch street, New York.
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RATES OF TOLL
OVKK THE
WUIaiiiette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Koad.
ltivcr :
Cash Plan, Low Uatcs, Strictly Mutual.
Xun.l'orfVitin!j by tlicir
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0TI.CE IS HKRK11Y OIVEX THAT THE
n(lcr.-itrnctl. Jamea P. Kitict Executor of
tlnj estate t'f iavin Lavton. ileeoasetl. and I. C.
linrkhart, (iuanltan of the estate of Augustus C.
Layton. .will pell the following tlegeribe! real
rojterty! at puljlic iinetiou. at the Court Hoiife
tloor in the city ol" Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
t"-wit: i
Tlie urth lialf tif the ilonation land claim of
Itavis Layton, deceaue.l, Xot. No. 11)24. Claim
His couriers would htivr rinontr:if.o.il i No. j8, in T 11 .S, 114 Linn eonnly. Oregon.
but he silenced them with a look, and T! saia 5Uar'lian will 11 all the right, title
, . it, , ' " r nml intere-t of his said wanl, Amjnstiia C. Layton,
turned again toward lieauehamp. He 'in and t the al.t.ve des. ribc-1 lau.I, the saino hc-
WU3 now SUUlCietltly recovered to re- ; "S "ls undivided one-third lntereft in leo simple
mount, aud his arm Laving been placed
in a sling, they all rode slowly toward the
castle. Arrived there, Charles went
straight to the Earl's apartment, and en
Klnr,. Vever Las a Courtney failed in : q?" a lavor y-
,;, Htv to his monarch " So savins ! 13 Salted, your
... J J D.
the old cavalier rode toward the royal
party.
Perhaps Lady Leonore slightly gave
reins to her fancy when she stated Sir
Frederick to bo io hitj "second child-
i I II TT- V.1..flT C
nOOU. iiu was n uuic uiuu uiau, ui etc- t t . . . , ,
, ;,ii V .;ii a few moments, and then satd, slowly
j i- n i.o. .moIia e L "our Majesty asks me to rtstgn the
delighted in all the amusements of the . . . J j.
H. m a ii Ar i uai voi v ut y uvaib. ilia i cue vuui
is horse was known to all the i , u:l ' . , ,
UKzy auu uiititiutotu emaita unui UKi
favor of
Majesty, before
asked."
''It is that you. will forego to press Sir
Frederick Courtney's suit on your daugh
ter, and consent, instead, to her betrothal
to Lord Iiarry Beauehauip."
lue J.arl ot bilverdowu meditated for
day
eoui
master, it was never
. ... cji-i. i ; ii 1:1,- :
eouutrv Biae. oieeik anu itc-ii icu. nc 11a .... 1 1.
cuuu v . , . .. i loined. in order that niv daiio-hter mav
known to exert it-1 ' ., , , J
self to more than a gcntlo" "anible. Sir
Frederick seemed quite contented, saying
"he and hia 'horse had grown old to
gether, and if they did not jog on in that
-way to the end of their days it should not
be through their making a change." lie
soon joined Harry Beaachamp -with,
King-
"Now my Lord, I am at liberty to hear ;
nythiny$ may have to impart to me
marry a penniless lord
"No, not penniless," said the
"that shall be my care. Permit me to
send for them that they may receive your
sanction.
When on their entrance, the Earl ex
plained Wherefore their presence was re
quired, Lady Leonore and , Lord . Harry,
i overcome with joy, felljon their knees be-
in and t said land : and the said Executor will
sell all the right, title and interest of Clara 1.
I.ayton in ami to said laud, tho same being her
twu-tkirfls undivided interet-t in fee simple iu and
to said ljtnd, on the
Jstj day of October, A. I.
ut one 'eloek J M of said day, in lots as per
survey and plat of said north half of said claim,
on file in the Clerk's office in said county, as fol
lows : j
s Lot Xo. 1, .r0 acres.
' " . " 2, -10
" " :i, hs so. 100
I " ' 4, 29 30.1110 '
ii, 29 54.100 "
" " , 22 84.100 "
" " 7, 22 29.100 "
j ' " S, 18 09.100 "
j (" " It, 35 67.100 "
Tr.itMR or Sale Gold coin of the V. S., one
half to he paid ou tho day of salt:, and tho bal
ance in nine months from the day of sale, with
interest at twelve per cent, per annum, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
j JAMES P. lIO(J HE, Executor.
I L. C. UURKHAKT, Guardian.
September 3, 1870-52w4
NOTICE IS JIEKEBY GIVEX THAT
my wife, Ann McCallister, baa left my bed
aud board without just cause and provocation,
and all persons are hereby warned not to harbor
or trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts
of her cuntractuig from this date.
i ItH'HAIUi M CAI.I.I.STEK.
August 27, 1870-51t l
Or.-?,
I
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:i, l.avinir
the "liny
lifts -tvc
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ri
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liae.
h. r..
lis
sail the h UU
1,
r.f
3. inn fninty.
st-d tunii t.tir
cvrtit'y t hut tlie
tion. Jt.- IiMMlily
f fair.' wi;!iont.
i Mini :y. W'v
;t-;iiise tho fumu .
ltl-
tl-
L. GOLDSMITH & CO.,
OLE AGENTS OF WILLAMETTE WOOL-
en Manufactory, have a Larire Stock of the
Goods manufactured by the above mentioned Co.
now in-store, consisting of
ll'lj ll-t itt t
nt.tvr e; Ir'.ltl ttie M-::t. is
like the plow for it- drau
l-r-.ttirlit t.. l-ettr 'lire, tie itpt.n the pl..w-I.e:iin
.-t -ti-l "f tli- e;trt-iii-re : alstt.i i tt. au.-e if is stron
:inl 'Itirttl.le, nil exeei.t t he r.v'e.'l-wnik 1-t-intr
strnetel of wrmiht iron ti.. t-a-ttr.s are used,
'i'hc wheels rtiimtiitr iii-tm the st.li.l land i an inl
vantti re over other Lr;;tt,ir4iit'Ws, in sirikiim oil'
land tail . 1 in I'lov- in;'- i.-et iiltvii- t- ititike the nee
essary eiiatiires in the ir.:ieliiiiu-i-y . and the sent is
t.lways lev 1, net thr wtttitlie 'iriver l'-rward or
si.l--wtiys as in . titer j.l'.wis. I'.etter w-rk and
mote "f it eau be ii'-e-.jnil.liHhed lv the lee of this
lM'.w than by hand.
W c take pleasure ill reee
I'l.o-.v to i.nt- In. .titer lariuti
siipeii.tr iu Oregon.
.1. ;. i:i;i:n.
A. !. I.t'ONEY.
W. H. GOI.TTKEE.
Mav 20th, 1SU.
To Pcschtittes
: l""i:r Horse or .Mule team
; Tivo ' "
i One ' " "
i fix teams, tl-.iee yoke
; l-'er every a.tditi.'ititi yi.ke
: Loose lior.-'. s, p.er head
: cattle, per head
1 li sheep t.r' h-'s ,
j Teams returning eini.ty, halt prieft.
I l'at U aniaials, lo:i led
j ' ' unloaded
; Horse and rider ,
.. 3
50
(ill
00
50
50
25
15
I'mick'S
i ernis. .
j Xo Restriction on Travel, Residence or
i Occupation. j '
; Policies issued iu Gold or'US.j Curren-.
oy, as desired.
i Xo extra charpe npnn women,
j All varieties of Policies issued.
Lar
e Cash Value
Policies.
upon Surrcndercil
oet9-5
I-:. H. li;UHI.I Agent,
Albany, Oregon,
Tu l-'ish I.akc :
team, caen way..
Four horse or mu
Two ' '
One ' " "
l'aek animals, loaded
11 nloiide.t. .
llr-e tind rider
tx team, three Volie
50
1 til)
i CHEAP SEWING MACHINES.
I OC)U )'f-M i: i5 U l TTLK SEWING teiO
I hJCj Maehinc. A tloul.le-thre.-id JJO
! lock-stitch Shuttle Machine j stitch alike ou both
sides.
Celebrntcr riimmnn-Sciift rVgj j-k
I'nmilv Machine. Doth ma- r.i I
chines lully Warrauted for S vears. Macbiuca
sent to any part nf the const by'cxpress. C. 0.1).
A(?cnts wanted in every town on tho l'acific coast.
Liberal commission.
inniendin the "II tv"'
rs, as (-nc having no
W. V. KflHllI,
K. W. riKE,
11. DAVll.ON.
The "Gay" I'tow is htanufaeturcil lv If.
Gouldin-, I'.trtlantl MHehiiic.hott
All orders will be prompKlv attended to by atl
dressing.
Portland, Orc
Flannel,
Tiveeds,
CaiisimcrcK,
and Blankets.
Our NEW STl'LE CASSIMERES Excel in
Style and Finith any Goods manufactured on this
oast. 52m3
.September 3d, 1870.
To Upper Soda Spring :
Four horse t.r mule team, out ami back
Two ' ' " '
Ono " " " "
Horse and rider, "
L'.ose animals, '
Ox teams the same us horse teams.
A. HACK I. EM AX,
W. W. 1 Aitttisn, l'rcs
Sec.
0. l.6'0- 8
Home Shuttle Pcwinp Machine Co.,
G. TRAVF.U.
131, First St., Portland.
May
Albany Ajjcnts.
J. BAUUOVfS CO.
for I , in ri ,t
.li.HIN' ltltli
for Linn
-) -r. 7
Agents
IIcTiton cunties.
(iS. Asjcnt
fc Uenton counties.
TtT.A Tris:a !
o
F AijT. KINDS, printed at. the very lowest
rates, as ordered, athirf otliee.
N
S. XI. Clanghton,
J-OTARY Pl'IiLTO AjM) REAL ESTATE
AlibJli. umce m it) j.'o?t umco fcuiMmg,
Jeban
Will attcn'l to malting lt.
aiu'ef. nirso to the prompt
tru.-tctl to aiy care.
unl other con vcv-
1 "w-;-jt;vj
umtl.j T!
-''-'."-'-wU..jfticat&Jt';;ttt .in... n .... - .
collection of debts itn-
I
March
"STAR" PICTURE GALLERY I
r.ROWNSVILLE, : : OliEGON,
II
with instruments of
STKICTI.Y 1'IIIST CLASS .MAKE
with a choice stock of Materials, Chemicals, Ac,
oireei ii-ooi j-imaireipnia
mend itselt.
Pictures lVom I
jirit-e:.
Special facilities for taking Family Groups and
copying Obi Pictures. Call and see specimens.
J. II. TEM P I.ETON.
PETEU 11 I'M K.
AS IIKEX 11EFITTED WITH SKYLIGHT
of the latest, etyle, and tho operating room
Our work shall rccom-
to Life size, nt (ho lowest
1 j -j
2 50 '
2 (10 I "liwSI '
1 00 1 3?VV;v?""n frs7't
MAKIXU THE
1
In the Drug Store will be found
a full assort
ment of Dru.js, Patcut Medicines, Perfumery
Paints, Oils, Ac, Ac. Also, Books and Station
cry. - Vit.. School Hooks made a sncee.lt-
Dr. Rowland has charge, aud inuv be consulted t
professionally at any time. :
Post Offlce building, Urowupvill.., Oregon. I
April 20, ';o-a;i PETEU Ill'ME. !
....
! EVERY VARIETY OF
CBP.CVN.ACT.
6M0NTGQMERYSrj
GILBERT BRO., AGENTS.
SALEM, OHKUOX.
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