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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1876)
I 1y n vi Sll " 5 d 4 i OFrlCIAL CITY r PAPER. ALBANY, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1S70. REPl BUi AS OT4TS -KKET. - '., . For Oostaimss. f HOfl. H WILLI ALIO, -j i Wf Multnomah county. FOB PKHPEJi'TIAl. Electors, W. H. ODELL, of Lane county. J. W. WATW, of TanihUl comity i .. .. J. C. CABTW EI6HT, of TwM county. . ... JUDICIAL SOMIXATIOSIM. " Fott JCJiE TUUID PlHTBICT, II. 1. BOISE. FOlt VKOSECCTINO ATTOBSf.-V, G' II. BURNETT, MSJI OtlXTT BEPtBUfAJI TICKET. For State Scnator-O. F. COLBERT. , For Represenfallves-J. F. MrCARTN E , B. J! GRKMW, .1. YT. FLETCHER, J. WASSDM, A. BIMXDOS, M. AlCUlSuN. .. For County Judge-1. R. X. TtLACKIH BV For Co. Comraiwioners-Wsi. PALI., MALI AN CVNNINOHAM. For Toon t v Clerk R - O- COICK. KorSlwrllT-S. A. BAWSttX. For Treasurer 1. ANDREWS. For Assessor-J. W.CLEAVKH. For School Superintendent -J. L. GILRLRT. ForSnrvcvor J. A. WARNER. For Coroner-N.Il. HUMPHREY. . ANLIPM IHEfMt. An editorial in last weeVJ)euiocrat informed its reader?, in cubftanec, Uiat Democrats were "going back'? ontlieir candidate tor County Judge, S. A. Johns, Esq. We don't write tliis arti cle to dispute tbe truthfulness of this a-fertkn, but to express our exceeding astonishment at reading bo truthful a statement cuiauatit g from such a source! A Democratic paper a "red hot" Democratic paper announcing to jU rvaJers that Democrats were refus ing to rote for the Wrongest man on .. their ticket ! ' Iufereniiai'y making tlie statement that the Democratic ticket of J. inn county is so weaky has po little strength, tliat evon "red liot" Demo crats could not stand it, and were tlierctoro only awaiting election day to bolt.it entirely. Candor compels us to pay .that our cotemporary add, tliat he hopes Democrats will think belter of it, and conclude to vote the straight j ticket, but tlien tlie mauncr ot raying ! this much. is f careless and indifferent, that one is led to believe that there in little licart in it. We are beginning to be ashamed of our cotemporary. Why, olJ boy, the cajivara lias hardly opened j as yet, and it peaks very little for your courage to give up, bag and baggage, so extremely early. Clieer up,my Htt'e bantam, aud even if you have neither spurs nor comb, keep up a terrible cack ling just 'as- though you- liad, and you may Induce at leat . a few "red hot" Democrats to vote a part of the ticket. Come, taken dried apple, or even a tSeiJhtz powder, anything light that you can stand up under and that will cheer j om ai d keep np your "red hot'' cour age until 'lection day, and rush up edi torials like this : "Democrats ot Old Linn are a unit all differences (you'll have to be consistent for onee,yeu know, and acknowledge there have been dif ferences) have been healed (all through your "red hot," aggressive, Democratic Iieet, of course), and now we have tm dying confidence in an entire and over, whelming victory at the polls in June! Democrats, your General bids you clieer up as often as you have tlie necessary stamps!" Ot course, you needn't copy the above verbatim, but you can ?fixn it up, you know (an old thing with yon , ot course) and it'll pass as "original'' as most of the Tieavy leaders in a Demo- j cratie sheet run by water ! At all event, j if you .must "soar on a part ot the j Democtatta ticket, don't "go for" Judge Johns,' as lie may not lot you oil so eay the next whiz, as lie did the other day. -. . MSUHK THAT. ,""":: . Uepublicans all over Linn county are cheerfully working, bclieviug that vic tory will certainly perch on our banner. Tlie heretofore - strongholds' of Democ racy are wavering ; part of tlie Dema. ; cratie ticket is very objectionable to tbe party, and this weakens tlie, whole ticket. That tlie - Democratic ticket will be scratched badly, no honest, well informed Democrat will deny; and when the scratching bumiess once commences, every "scratch" in duces another. This scratching and bolting the ticket, and general dissatis. faction and chagrin i among Democrats dt the eharaeter of the ticket put np. for them to vote, adds strength to ti.e Re publican twktet, backed as it is by a united .Vm1 earnest, pa rty,i With a united sad eonfideut party, a opposed to the deaor&IIzed and indifierent De mocracy . of Linn, -and --with : ticket composed ot tlie best nierilu the coon, ty, we can not but be successful at . the polls in June. , Mark Uiat. The New Jerry I republican State Convent!'? ill doqbtj.'iss,. instruct, for i;;iioe.. ?'ihuscit will prolsiLIy - do tbe esrsa- " : ';""v Uon..V. II. Barnum has '-rtod " lr. f- r.- "tor for Connect!; -. 1, v 1 7, is a. "ilm f r !!.? oil 'rnan.;" ::::.MUmM THE. RAPED INCREASE or THE KE Pl'SUtAJI PARTY M.UJIM t'OlJ(TT. While we have been confident - for some time pact, that the majority of the voters of Linn county were ltepnbli cans, we had no idea how tlie leading Dcmn;rats of the county were coining into, and gladly embracing, the great party of reform and retrenchment, and therefore wlieu a petition headed, "we the undersigned llepublicans," etc., was handed to ns, on Monday last, and wo faw tlie names of proiniiunt, loading Democrats of former times apjwnded tWreto, we were agreeably surprised. And so it is, men who have fought all tlieir lives under the banner of Democ racy, have at last,' in tlieir later year?, seen the error ot their ways, and are throwini; off their allegiance to it not tew and fecb-e in numbers, but by scores, ami thofe who once were the flower of the flock the chief men ot the larty. "Of course, we are glad to see our neighbors and friends really awake to their duty, and feel like welcoming them in the language ot the poet : : "A lonjr a the lamp holds out to burn, -The vilest sinner may return .' " . : Could anything be more cheerful than this ? With an undoubted good ticket, a platform that meets universal approval, and old-time, died-in-tho-wool Derotcrats joining the great Republi can party by scores, no dissensions or strife in our own party, what is there to hinder the election ot the entire Repub lican ticket in Lir.n county. Every day adds but to our i-treiigth and the cer tainty of a grand RejHiblican victory. Let the ides of J uno sjieak for us. O. H. S. ULACKBCILV, Republican candidate for ' County Judge, will be elected to succeed Judge K. X. Tandy, because he possesses quali fications xetliarly fitting him for 'the office. lie is a gentleman ot culture and extended general information, while as a lawyer lie has no sujierior iu the count'. Lack of the necessary judicial knowledge in the occupants ot tlie office of County Judge iu former years in Linn county, has caused a great deal of unnecessary cost and trouble to the tax payers. It is not necessary tor us to re count the several mistakcs,made through tlie carelessness and ignorance of the County Judge, especially in probate matters, in years gone by in Linn coun ty; some of our readers baye been made, to iy roui-d'y for this want of knowl edge in the principal officer of the coun ty, and we only call attention to the fact to impress np-.iu the minds of the taxpayers the great importance of the office, and that, as tlie office under con sideration is the most important one iu either county or State government iu tact more important tliati that of Gov. ernor ot tlie StnV, requiring more real ability to fill it well the greatest care should be made in selecting tlie man to fill the office. The County Judge should be a man of liberal education, possess ing a good legal mind, of sound judg ment and hard practical common sense, and ' whote honesty and integrity is above suspicion. A violent partizan, in onr judgment, is unfit for the office. - In Judge Ulackburn we present a can. didate who possesses every requisite to fill the office of County Judge of Linn county, with honor to himself and sat isfaction to our people. ; A , man of strong convictions, but not s violent partizan ; of clear judgment ; a thor ough and accomplished ; lawyer, who possesses the entire confidence ot tlie. community in which he lives ; - upright and conscientious in tlie performance i of every duty devolving upon him as a , citizen, lie deserves, and will receive, the hearty support of every ci.tizei of ' Linn comity who goes beyond - party consideration, and scans the qualified. tiotis demanded by an officer into whose hand is placed such vast nitero-t. '-; - It is believed that shoull5 tlie next Legislature, by any possibility, be Dem ocratic, Gen. Nesmith will be the suc cessor of Mr. Kelly in tlie IX. S. Seri ate, in spite of all the trickery of Gov. Graver and his tools to secure tlie. seat. How consoling mast be this reflection tc Gov, G rover, when he looks back and recounts tlie vast amount of dirt work he . has 'done and caused to .be done to scearo fop himself covetfd P t W in tim Vt 'Sy nsr Poor Groyer I He will be op4a i for a lev year more at an ambUtous but an, principled politician, somewhat gifted in low cunning, but without single uob!e trait of eliaraeter. Such cnarao tera pass iald oLiivion with V bresUw as soon as their remains are covered by tlie clods vl tlieyalley. ', -u i- si r '- .. ' ' uJ Ou the 15th, at Rondeau, Out., a eclioolhouse was struck by J5ghtni-i, tlie flash appearing to explode all around the building. .Hie children were play; ing in the yard at the time, and nearly a dozen were knocked down, instantly killing one, seriously injuring six, and J''itfy injuring, three others, - ' MB. 8. Am tULMHOS. Our cadidate for sheriff, Mr. tf. A. Dawson, is one of the very best men iu Linn county.? It would have been diffi cult indeed to select a man who is bet ter qualified in any particular for the important -office of Sheriff, lie is a sterling farmer, young, active, with splendid business qualifications that fit him specially fbr the office, lie took no special painsto obtain ' the uomina-" tion, but was centered upon by the Re publicans of the entire county tor the position, receiving the nomination by acclamation. He reprei-ents. the most itHrtaut interest iu this orauy "cther county the farming interest and will receive almost the entire support of this leading element in our society, which will elect him by.au overwhelming vote to the office for which he m nominated. Scores of our best farmers will ignore politics at the polls in June, ad , vote for tho man who is i.i sympathy, hand and heart, with them Cbarire mgbit the V. P. B. R. Co. ' . V '-:?.& - -:".rf'J '".." The Times Washington-special says a petition Fias'bs'beeh," received here from California asking Congress to ap point a joint committee, to sit iu San Francisco during the recess, to inquire into the affairs . of the Central Pacific Railroad- Company, tho affairs of the firm of Chav " Crocker & Co., and ot the Contract and Finance , Company. Ti.e petition also askr. that legislation be jHJstponed until the commission have reported the facts and tlie petitioners promise to make good the serious alie nations contained in the petition.- Pe titioners allege that various gifts and subsidies to the Ceutral Pacific have exceeded in value S125,OOd,OO0,Tjesides bonds issued and secured by mortgages on the road to the amount "of $27,000, 000 more. They say the construction is ot the flimsiest character, and that the road as constructed could be built 'for $35,000,000. The petition charges that the managers of the company, whom it names as Iceland Stanford, Mark Hop kins, C P. Huntington and" Chas. Crocker, formed the firm known as Chas. Crocker & Co., of wliich all tlie managers were members and that they let to this company : the .contract for bui'ding-t1e road at the most extrava gant prices, dividing tlie profits among themselves. Frauds are alleged iu con nexion with the finance committee of which it is stated tlie managers are mem bers. - One of the raot serious charges is that the outlay of money to keep the road in repairs is so small that the lies and trestles and iron rails are h) a bad condition and unsafe fbr the transporta tion of passengers. The petitioners ask an investigation on tlie ground that they are stockholders in the road and are unable to obtain any sitare of the profits, and cannot secure tlieir sights through the courts," lieca use the imi' meiuse resources ot the managers enable them to obtain the most skillful counsel and invoke the law's delay. The peti tion makes out a case against the Cen tral Pacific which; if sustained would lio even woie than the Credit Mouilier frauds iu the construction of the Union Pacific - , i Among the signers of a petition pre sented by Sargent are John Robinson, Anthony England ami Anthony Costs, who state they are stockholders' of the Ceutral Pacific Railroad Cotupany- auI that they are refused payment- of their proportion of the earning and profits. , Robinson, Anthony and Kge, in their petition presented to tlie Senate to-day, state that their interests are identical with those of the German government to compel the managers to retire ?27, 00,000 ot tlie bonds illegally issued in excess ot tlie actual cost of the mad, and that they, the petitioners, - being men of small means,cannot enforce their right in courts without unsnpportable expense and delay, etc.;" tlierefbre, iu their extreme need, they came to Con gress. . : . VMS t-J-,:.-'fj',i-; 1'r"""'' ri J.t'SATics os the ' Staxo Occa sionally a lunatic finds, his way to the Democratic committee room. A short time since one of these addled-brained individuals was placed upon the stand. He was the possessor of a State secret, that, once told, would blow the Repub lican camp; eky high,' -Gradually lie aiifiroaclied the fatal revelation. It was1 iiono, other than that "President Grant had Uel upon hiiu aC niiduiglit: and begged bun tiot to-appear .before- tlid committee. Here was a grand bonanza but it 4faHerdni sight Jwhen" tlie wit. ness declared that his door was locked, he was in bedaiid Uiat Grant's spirit came in at tlie wmdcrwv1 ' The committee eouid ha ve beeri f purelisuied 1 cTieap'j 11 wy thought,, or tlie iJeraocratic mem bers did, that Uiey had; caught the I'resideut at las but-lK"h tliey iseoY ere4 tlvat iley hai s onfyf got bis spirit, and that from .the lipa of a lunatic, they dropped tlie pursuit and discharged the witness. What next? When the jail and tlie' asylum, tail td convictfn wlutt source will these Bourbon iuqaisi. tors procure tlie desired evidence ? - ' ' Ilotu J. II. iliicliell recently mado an able speech iu tlie '" XI. S. Senate, in regard to tlie danger arising from ' per mitting the farther immigration of Chi. neee to tho Pacifjo eoast. " ' i - " i' '""-j y' ' H is predicted that titers will be a change in the Centennial - htanagement J that" Gen. nawley will go out as President, and his p'aee fil'ed by Cleve land, of Jersey City, W,' first :.V'ce President, - . f. t : . i r ' " We have been aiaked when the elec tion for Congressman iu Oregou will transpire. Ry act ot Congress the peo ple of Oiegon. will elects Mr. Blaine President ot the United " States, and Richard William to a seat in Congress, on the same day next November. Winy Legislative and county officers to Jbe elected in- Jiiie. v" are ,, Wc see by Wednesday's Oreganian that Multnomah County Republican Convention, which met in Portland on the 16th, lias nominated our former townsman, lion. M.C George, as one of its State Seiiatorial candidates, ami .Judge W S. Newbury as one of its candidates for Representative. Both are first-class mei, and will certainly grace our Legislative 'halls this winter. The X. Y, Tribute freely acknowl edges that since ihe investigation, Blaine comes out without a blemish or stain upon his reputation. In tlie Annual Methodist Conference at Baltimore oil Tuesday, resolution was oflered that ;wimeu. be eltgiWe to the office of leadjQr-atewanl.. exhorter nJ X cal' preac.-v. V --v... REPlBUfAX STATK FUTFOIIM. .. .,- The Republican psrty of Oregon, in con vention assembled, makes this declaration of its prniclples and polie5v : . -. IleaoleetU Thac in ibis Centennial year of American futlepetuliAiee' we- again atllrni our devotion to thoe fmidaineiiral princi ples npou wliich tiie republiu and tlie Re publican party were tounili. Among these are i- ; 1. Unswerving fiiWity to tlie constitu tion and the pernetiiity ot the Uniixi. .- 2. Tlie preservation ot the liberties ami equal riliM ot all ciQzmis throngbont tlie -nation, and tlie iniiwitia! administration of tlie laws in ewry irt of tlie country, for the protection am! enforcement of uibiic ami private rijjiiU and tlie 'punubiueut of violence suwl crimes. ' 3. Pure and economical ad;iilnistnition of every dcaVtiueiit of the government. State ami national, and wc pledge the sii port ot the Republican party to all niests ur!S honestly roposed and wisely design ed to promote tlm moral ami material nros- .Kritv of tlie people. 4. Tliat a Wfll in-tmctetTiXKplealouec:i'i oe iiermanentiy Tree, it H therefore essen tial tlmt the public school system shall be niaiiitaincd in order that every child may receive such education as will lit hint tor uefui citizenship, ami we are unalterably opposed to any livfction of public school monry for any purprno whatever. . 5. Tliat while we are in taror of a rev enue for tlie support of the general govei n nieiit by duties upon imports sound policy requires such adjtu-tnient of those imponu a to encounige the development of the in dustrial interest of the wble country, and we commend that policy of national ex ebanjre which secures to tbe working men liberal wages, to ngricuHure ,reniuueratle prices, to mechanics and manufacturers an adequate reward for their skill, l.tlior and enterprio, and to- tlw nation commercial prosperity ami tiMleiendence. 6. That the best iutereats of nil citizens of every condition and pursuit imperatively- demand tbe speediest return to a specie basis of vluea hud currency, ami we hail with gratification tlie act of a Republican Congresa ilefiiilleljn providing tor Ihiit end. 7. Tliat we are in favor of luitiring pros ecution and jMinlslimeiit ot 4mblic fraud and crime, straw-bidding and speculation iu office, wlierevertxistui. and we repeat the injunction, "Let .no guilty mau escape. " S. We demand that our national candi dates Khali be men of tried integrity, who will carry out this policy of reform, and -preserve inviolate tlw great results of the ' '- 9. We arraign the present State adminis tration and Its supporters, a corrupt ami profligate. They have robbed the com mon Kchool fund: tliey liave been guilty of partizan h-gtgiation ; tliey have squandered our patrimony in lands and Itenped upon ws a liebt of over 4CKXI.000 in direct viola tion of tlw eonstiturioii. Xew To-Dar. ' scralMi Xetlrc. NOTTOE U horctftrH en ttmt L. E. Blaia ha been by tlie Conuty Court f l.inn oaaMv, Oregon, nnimintod tlte esecutor of tl lust will and lMnuiint of MarguretlHbUn, rtct-oa-(l jnd nil ltetiMiiis hHvin chtirati against Mill UooniMMt or bor etate.ac hereby norlfled to pnnentthe mine, (Inly verified, tothe tuiderit(ncU, at the ofllee of Powll & Flimi. in Allway. Orciiou, within six inomths tram tlie date hereof. " ' L. K. BLAIX. ; Alboy, Or, MayiTS. Execotor. MIbIFKS SALE. - BY VIRTUE ot n writ of execution Imued out of t lie Circuit Court of I he State of i ireou for Lin connty, to ne directed and delivered, for the nut of 7 M U.S. gold, with . inter utthcram at thu rle of orns wr cent, per monlh from the 2tith ilay of Outolier, 1H70, wit h the neerolnir eot t iwrwm in favor of Smlrh A Davis, ptuliitiOx, nod arnlnM W. H. Kotend, I have levied n;xm and will proceed to sell, at pnhlic auction to the hihst bidder for V. 8. aold coin, in hand paid n dny of sale, in front of the Court Honaa-6or, In the city of Albany, Linn count y, Oregon, on , , Sidunlu'j. the 0th duy of June, 1878, ; ' lit the hour of e 6lock in "the afternoon of aid day, in the manner preaeribeel by law. all the riirnt. i lUe, interisst, pooeswion luid rijflit of (KMWiKion gnd (srtnte of tlie uid W. II. Kv land, in and to the foKoiug described real es tate, to wH: " . , BeaianinM OH' TeWrttTnwt 'eortier of Vh Boathea.4t,qt8rtco( soetton 8ltl in township 13) flfteeh nonth of ntnre three (3) west of Wli iiunotte MedUinrvt riins; thamee flonth fift v tliroechjilnsanfi sewejryH;ight link(53.78-100i-h) lotnnd owned t'OWipn; thenea west twenty (SO) chains, thence port h twenty-aeven and one half (7X) chains, thence west twenty -) cluiins, thenoM nnrt h twnntyieven and one-half 2;,S) chains to the center of Raid section iix, thenea uat forty (0) chains to the place of bc ginnlns. -t AIo the following described premises. to-wlt: 1 hefrlnninR at a wake sixty ;60i rods west ot thasontheust corner of sectfcm twenty-seven (27) in townnhlj) fifteen (15) south of ranire four (4) wst of Willamette meridian and runntuar theitee north thirty-two ;32) roda, thence weat twenty-flve (J.") rods, thenee south thirty-two (32) rods, thence enttwenty-ftv 3.1) rods to the place of bejftnnlne, containing Ave (3) acres more or leas. Ahto t imj eotiowing. commencing at a point on the eastsideof the donation eluim of Alexander KJrk nineteen chainaaad twenty six Units (l;l-lH south from the southeast corner of a lot ifcawind and eonvcyetl hy Alex-, andcr Kirk to tha-MhodUt. EptseoptU CUnrelt, in township No. imrtee (14) sooth of ransve. two ill west of the Wi'itnixtto nwrktbui, tn t no, onuntv of Linn and Btate of Oresron. and ran nlnx thsnoe soat It twcW (li mdat tneoea-weat thirteen ilill ro ls and" tea links, -tlienee north twelve (12) rods, ttaene eiwt thirteen (1) rods and ten link to the place of beginning, and containing one aef more or !.; and also tlte fol lowins. com meoef nsr at t son t U watcoroer of Ietr Kcwlinet iacl, thenee running east fwenlv-eislst rods to the sotufaaiw eovnerof the said KewlinfirHkid, thence sonth forty-two and one-half rod, tjsaooe west twetyehtht ro.1, t Itenee north forty-two and ono-ltalf rods to the place of oeiBin$rtaad0ntatningeiKht acres, more or less, jrittmled in, section six, in township fonrtoen soath of rsjxgo two west. in l.inn enty, State of Orecron. Also the folio w tnir. eoninieneinsr t a t-o'nt (Sfteea (15) leet south of the northwest coi-ser of tot No. six i) in block So. nine Wi, rnnusnK thea enst to the east line of said to, t !noe a ion at nlt hue forty f't, thenee west to t wo wet line of said kvf, thenea north to the flftoo of beinnlns. sttn ated, Ij infr and lvit). -in the town of North Brownsville, count. v;rf i,iun and 6iate of Oi-e-gon. Keferenee to ttia pint of nld town, on file and reuottlinl In the t'onnty Cleric's office of said erainty of Unn, iU r.r li!-y nnnear, to sat--in said wri of evecniwn iih accruitier costs, fsatotl My . loin. , J: C- HICK, 3iwl fclicififf (it Linn county, Oregon. TITUS BROTHERS, ITAVK JCST HECE1VED " A ilicw and Lare Invoice . i or -.. , Watciiets, :' ' Glacks, " AMI J E WELR Y, And will Hell at tbe Fol low Iufr Prices t Coin silver, a .02. P . Bartlett Wnltham 11 atch. $21 00: each addillonal ounce fi 50. KUrlu-duy Scth Thomas. Clocks from tS 00 to tli 0(. And all other goods in pToiiortion.- -"The only house above Portland that keeps the SAL.TZ5IAN WATCH. -UoodH ffold, Enitntn Free of ituuyfc-, BY MR. EVER ETr. ,f; f Pnicf ical watch-maker and Jeweler, htfe-nf Cal iforu in Watch Co., and the only engraver in Albany. - . . . - , AGKXTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACIIIXE. A goo'l assortment of Sewing Machine Xce dlcs and attachments. TITUS BUOS. 3. 1. MCFAItl.ANI. WM. MOUGAN. MOKG.W &. ScFAULAXD, REAL ESTATE AGENCY M AM EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, xt Door to Well, Farra & C'o" Express , Oilier, AltMiny, Oretroa. WE AKK PRKPAKED TO rCUXISU KMI pnintu and others fjoocl bargHins in farms and sinall Itomeslead in Linn and adjoining counties. Farms iu value and size to suit pur chasers. " Also, city property, both improved and un iinnrored. Renting farms and city property, and collec tions of all kinds, promptly attended to. Onr facilities .lor advertising will enable us to do more for our patrons than any other AirRhcy In the State in our line. We also pay special attention to the employ ment and lalior exchange department. Albany, May lit 1. 3. II. Ml'UKII ART, Real Estate and CoETeyancing Agent, CORNER FinST ANJ BltUADALBIN STRCKTa. Ii,ARf!of all sixes, Improved and nnimprov ? ed, in this and adjacent counties, suitable for grain raising, also timiered land and stock, ranches for sale on easy terms. Also for sale a number of dwelling bouses and vacant hits in this city.- Parlies desiring to either sell or pnrchasn stionld c-all and ktim terms and prices before purchasing elsewhere. .. , ... 3Svt CHAM. BOtRUAilDES, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, JSK Corner Ff rat and Ferry Kta., V AtBANT, ORIiUOX. wsKix Watches, Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware, and Jewelry of every descriptkm and of tlie best manufactories, 011 hand lor sale at lulr rates. . Cleaning and repairing Timepieces a peeinlty. G45 Jewelry, etc., repaired and cleaned on short notice at living rates. fegflJive niea call, and sec for your9elf.g3 March 3, l70-44v D. C. NELSON. TAKKS l'HIS OPPORTVNTTY to inform the imblic generally tliat having bought out M. liePew In the tin and stove business, he will continue the same at the old stand, Where will be found a good assortment of Stoves & Ranges, Puinpn, Pipe, Cuvtlron, Braita and Eimmclcd Keltlca. AI Tin, Kltetlron, thtlvanlard Iron n4 Copperware, always on liand. House Spouting, Roofiug. and all kinds of Job wot k and repairing done on short not lire. fcij-;ive him a tall before pur chasing ebj-w'ncrc. 3tv8 TO MAKE MONEY! SAM 'MILLER r OlTI.n ANXOVKCE to the pubUc that he 19 carrying on a . i Wagon and Carriage Shop. at the old stand known as tlie Peters A 8peldcl shops, where he has on hand the finest lot of end and side spring. Two Sc. Three Seated Carriagea ever manufactured In the State. If yon don't, believe it, CALL AXtt NEE FOB VOCBSKIVES. I use nothing but Fastern Timber, and VAii-mit all ; Voilc to give mtisfiiction, while my prices are most reasonable. You do not know how yon r wife and family would appreciate a ride n a well-made, hand some aud at ylish hack. Paretuuta ona of Ham Miller's handsome new carringea, and yon will pay leas doctor's Mils, and give yoar family re creation for which they will repay you a thous and times with their happy amiies. Call at my shops, corner of Ferry and' riccond streets. Albany. Oregon. - Apr 1. l7o :.;UaMliUI. , Picture and Ptetar Frtwio. E. B. PURDOM Would aniuiunee to the eltieeos of Albany and vletnitv.thnt he is prepasd to fnrnlsh all kinds of I'ICtt'UKk'BAVsS to order, at slrtrt not ice. Plot ures framoil. and old frames remiend 4 lal1 .athlsoftico on First street, oio 1)HK viwtyit Broadalhiii, and leave yonr order t-T ALL PERSON'S knowing tliemselves indebted by note or account to John -Hrigga, are liereby notified t list he calls lor a settlement, and requests tlmt they will govern themselves accordingly. JOHN l;!ilt,;. AllHiuy, Vpc. 3i 137llv8" ' New To-Day. 1 IIWYAJK, Bool sad Nbs Maker, HI door U cast of Harper's warehouse, is always on hand to do work at reasonable rates, neat and nice. - : 27-8inS Executor's Bale Real Katnte. THE tJSDKR3IGNEf, remaining execntnr of tlte kisva lil and testament ot Heinus Beach, deceased, late ot the city of Allmny, by author ity of said a ill. will seii at private lc certain real estate belonging to the estate of said de ceased, consist In if of a residence and an undivi ded one half in the Albany City Flouring Mills, with tbe appurtenances ; also, certain real es tate in the town of Muena Vista, in tlie county of Polk, consisting of a, one-third interest in the Steam Saw Mill, ana several town lots. Persons wishing to examine the property and lea 111 tho terms of sale, Ac., ennnire of JOHN CONKER, Remaining Bsecntor of said Estate. Albany, Oregon, March it. W76-7v8w4 Executrn KMce. TV"4TM.;E if hereby given that letters testa iX uen!i-y have Insen Issued to Hie nnder-stifiic-l, npon the es!ate of Win II. Mendenhall, tleceafled, lv the County Conrt of Linn county, Oregon, licaring date March 7th, 187i. All per sons having clntna) against I fee estate are re quired to present them, with tho proper vonch eiT. within sis iwoaths from the date ot this notice, to the said execotor, at bis residence forty miles cast of Allmnr 1 JACO ME3DENHAIX. March K), ?8?6-35v8 -. - ... ,mw. ... IeTMF WIIKRHAS mr wife, Anna Kltea SelvestT, without cans j or provocai ion, ffns left my bettand lioard for part miknowit, I, Jarn ti'l Servester, hereby notify all with whom site may deal. that, tliey mwst di-al with her at tbeivown risk, as 1 will not stand responsible for any of her debts, contracts or liabilities. . SAMUEL ELVESFTin?. March 17, 1H7B-Wlu2 . Itrire Fartn far Kale ReitC. . A FARM, known as th donation claim of 3. M. Elliott, twelvemiles east of Allsmy.eon- sistlng of 990 acres ; over 200 acres nnder enll f vntion ; balance at present nsed aspastnre,:bnt all of it grain land all under fence and well watered. It is one of the best farms in Linn conntr, and will hr. sold or rentol on favorable term Enquire at tho farm adfoining a'Kve descriiied on tho west, of VV. A. PACL. March 17. W7tt-26tnl Opposition is the Life of Trade DAVE wilBGAN bus opened an office In the rear of ihul'ost Jfllco, on Bmadalbin St., w lie re he will keep 011 hand lor sale Lime, Plaster, a'etuent, and "Sand Hanks, of best qualities. at lowest rates. IVAVIU MORGAN. Allany, March 17, 7C--Km3, PR03IPT Delivery, at LI vine Kates. HAVING bought out tho delivsry business ol Mr. I.ewis Stlmson, 1 beg leave to announce to the citizens and business men of Altoiny, that I have on ilia streets an express nnd job wagon and will be happy to serv e all who may give me a calL All orders will be promptly attended to at reaonablo rates. Orders may be left at the Ih-ug Store of Bell & Parker. ; VIRGIL PAJ1KEK. . ' - -J . IV. T. SIOORE, ' Houe micl Siyjix lintoi-, ALBANY,, ' : OKEGOX. CJ.R A1NIXG. PA PER HANGING. CALCEMIN T ing, tiUizing, ie. Having hud an experi ence of " years In the business in 1 he East, I eon safely irimrsntw Natisfsctory work to nil. (hop on First street, nest door cast of Clark Wj att. Slh-8 Ittrge and Valuable Tract ol Farming Iaiid Tor Sale. THREE Hl'XIREI ACRES of plow land, 930 of which is rich bottom land. On the prem ises am fair buildings, liousc, lwm, granary, slieds. etc.; also good hearing orclmrd of fruit frees 'iOH acres of the verv best isture land: 50 acres of tinilx-r land,a-fi and nmiil, the best of farming lamt when cleared. A never failing stream of water runs through tlio latin. There is also a splendid quarry of Itmu-roek on the Klnco, prononncwl by exiierts A 1 rock. Fonr undnvl acres are nnder fence. It is one of t he moat desirable and elienprst farms in Douglas county, lying 1 li miles from the O. ft C. ruiJroud at Oakland. For iartienlnrs as to price, etc., Pl'ly, in this ctry, to J. IE BOCG1ITOX, M. V. Albany, May li. Ia7.1. ; EVERYBODY - BUYS THEM. HAVING JCST RECEIVE! A I.AKGE SII IP men t or thetx-lebrated new style Combined In-ill and Broadcast ST1TES31AX GRAIN DB1LL, direct from the fact orj-, am now oflVring extra indnecmcnts to the farmers of Oregon. Most of the best mrmers. in the State are now tisinjc them. - r-aring seed nnd an increased yield of grain Is the result of drilling. . Can bo used equally well as a Drill or Broadcawt SctMlrr. The KTATESMAX GRAIN I.'IIILL has been great ly improved for this year. Warerooms at my Blauksmith Minp, cornerof Second and Ellsworth streets Albany, Oregon. 1R1XK WOOD. MarciiSl, 187C- . .. NIIEBIEFs KAVK. " BY VIRTX'E of a writofexeeuthm isaoedout of the ( trenit Court of thvbiaieof Oregon for Linn conntv, to me directed and dcllvcre-1, for the sum of 733 ' in C. S. gold coin, wiib interest I Inn-eon at the rate of one percent, per month from the 14th day of March. 1x73, and tho further sntu of ".? 70. trosts nnd for accru ing costs, in favor of E. n. Roisirts and against E. N. Beach. I have levied upon and will pro ceed to sell at public Huctlon to the highest bidder, for U. 8- gold colo in hand paid on day of sale, in front of the Court House door. In the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on AWurrftiy, the 13th doj of Mag, 1S73, at the hour of i oVlock pv m. of Said day.all the following described pieces, paixuia or tracts of laud, to-wlt : Lot No. 7 In block Jo. 42, iu th elty of Alba ny, together with all and singular tlie tcoo uients. hereditaments and a?purtanees there unto belonging or in anywiso appertaining, to satisfy said execution, costs and aeeming costs. Titod. Aof . Tl. W7BT- 1.. C. Rtf iE. r- 30w . . - Sheriff of Linn CoOfogon, M The Arlxoua aud Mew Mexico) Expren olupani'a NEW PAST LX1VE now running first class coaches from terminus Southern Pacific Railroad through to Prescott, Tucson,antall intermediate points, reachestbs newly discovered . . Klch Mining Difttrleto, of Arizona, hy the Shortest, Cheapest nnd Best Eonte. FREIGHT MIIPMENT8 received by. Wens, Fargo Co., San Francisco. TICKETS for sale at all principal ticket offices in San Francisco. IIENKY WELL, (of W. F. A Co. nnd Amcr . . . . lean Express .V.i, President. J. G. ROLAND, No. lotKoltfornla street, fan n-aactseo). Vice President. -IIAM. II. VEIU, nernl Nsnt., 80u3 . - Tucson, Arizona. Lebanon, Hotel, . II. CliAIJCSIITOJa, PKOIIi., 1 I EEHAXOM. OBEtiOJt. HOIT6E newly farnlshod throughout. The best t ho market satford alw ay s on t he table. which tho stago leaves for AHttny at 7 oHsha-lc A. 'U. anil MtlWH.fl. H i IL. n.. .1 1. .. ' (VinvmSBHM nnwnnMl fn. -LI.!.-' ... visit the folia Spring. I.llirarv and readlnT room, with eliolco reading matter, fur the gnosuisi uio immwi. ,.. . . apraBvS THE METZLER CHAIR rpiIIS IS TO INFORM THE PCRLIU THAT A noehalr goes from mv lactorv without mv name upon it. All others are falsa Imitations, andshooht lie so regarded. All persons are hereb wamod against att empilng any auch ; J. L METZLEB.. . JffiiNon, Or., Jan. ?ti l?$7u, -. - - Incorporated Feb. 4, 17j. Capital. (30,000. GRANGE Vmtm ... STORE! Corner First and Wsrsbfnsrton 8trcot Albany; : . Oregon. Preideut- A. . OA lTg?Jf Superintendent, A J. jroUSSOS A. N. LtWXEY, ,-; " - M. MII.Irfl jr. iiEEvisi!". - - .. ji. i. m -, ' s. t AaSOJf, Jk. MJkVt, :-;;.,,.. A, lA WHO. v ' Wholesale and Betail Healers ia Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, rocrrfe, Farm WsaptrmTnf and UlacHincrr. &cr AIkjx bnv ancf SKll rmn rwimlssfiiwt sSf Iz lm.m mT Good. Markeiwtilo Prodnea, Ac. Dee.l, IS7j-itva . mSKtfMTTMKI- Mtrfn "j" '; NOTIce is herfeljy given 1 1m tkwpartnersMtT heretetfore exiwthYg between John Foster ami James II. Foster, thrdcr the flm nasne o J. II. Foster Acer., Rntfri day I men dUsotvi Vs HJTii asi eonsenT m sahi .parties, Jolnf ostr retiring from tka hnsinesa. yawsr 7i. Ytmmr will cwrHimff the b-ttoivrrm MM(m cainwd on by said J. IT. FoMer Csv a wii debts dee. elaims-or detminds It tun tan a r persrms against said J. 11. Foster Co ., wnl h pa'i nd settled by the said James II. rMrr, and all jromeys. dries, rishasi, debts ari(rrmr clue or owing from any person sr perWHta, ra become dne or owing to sa-fd J. ft. roster stV, have been sold and assigned to saAl Jaaaea tL Foster, who will collect nnl reveipt for h same- , . 11, FOWTF.. , , . JOHN FOSTER. April 29, 1K76. t . snss Parties knowing themselves iutlrbt -J, St pay up without delay. SArbei liop 1 I,. TJ. IIOYAL HAS OPENEIl a Bflrlx-r Khop on First street one door west of Tlmmpson Irving' har ness shoo, where lie will be pleased to nwet all who wish work In his line. Thankful for past patronage, he hopes by close attention to bnt uess to merit a continnnnce of the same. Will keep constant I) on hand a full supply ot PerAiaaery and llilr Oils, the best assortment in town. Come and see me. Albany, Or., February a,'.. 1876-23v HORSEMEN, TO YOUR INTERESTS, m ft I WILL MAKE THE INCOM1JSG fEASO?f. from April 5th to July lith, n il b WHITE PRINCE, PHiDE OF PERCIIE, one of the stallions brought out from the Ka the imst winter. - Will lie at tl stable of BEAN A IA VTIlSoy. Salem, on Mondays a. an., 1'rMaii and aatnrelaya. At Albany ',HMIysB, o.. WtoMsssn, and "1 barMlsy a. Mt.oi t-ach week during ih season, at tint stuWc of A. U. MAKM1ALL. WHITE PRINCE is in good conditio. and ia genera'ly known as having proven hiutseP a No. 1 stock horse.- , - , PKIUE OF 1'EfcCIIK rain oat front Frnro to Ohio In l7t. nnd made tlm season of 7. la Vl-K.-uili. He isa dark dspplcgrs v, well form d, aim style, good disposlt ion, with a graceful, free, easy act ion f hat I liave never srra eqnaht in any horse of his size: will weigh, iu goodt condition. l.stKI pounds. It has long been my anibi.ion to be able tn supply the horse breeders of Oregon with a hived of large horses and concentraiod rsnro ducing pnwers.emanal ing from Mirll v or hlonil. from which could be bred when vraasad apnsi I he common mares of I he ennntry, a nnfiona class or horses coiuract, symmetrh-al In form, conpled with a! vUv, act ion and siauiina. Ts supjily Ha- aliove want, after a careful cumin ution of the various large breeds known, I no lecle-l the Percheron family. The oldest mlts from While Prince ace n w coming year old. with tho younger ones, show I hat the allot a fact ha liet?n aceo-r pi it-tied, as t hev are all uni form in general nuke-op, and show tb atnvlc proba'ily in a greater degree than the produeo of any other horse in tlie B'ate. whether biel from the fnll-bloud.higlhgrade Percharonnwd American or the Indian pony mares, all aow the pecalhuritlesof the Iercheron race. - t In oSVtrirg t he ser ices ot t he aiiovs borsra ta tho breedeisol Ot-egim, It is not an untried matter, but a demonstrated fact of their value, as it is 2 yrs since their Introduction intm Ohio, and 19 vears Into illlnols, and wherever Introduce- they are giving tlie Is-st of satisfac tion. The nne-fonrth and one-half blonds brims more than double 1 ho price of the good common stock of Iheconntry. and tlm breeders of this sock are unable to supply tho demand for them. There is now, and will hn for soma time to come, a demand for tbe cotts al good prices for atock purposes. TEBV.1t 3 Ihe season, or four nwiw for ftf OO In IT. R. sold coh, excit White Prince fillies t bey will bo bred by special ngrcemcnt. w. r. 3STIS. Ashland, Or., March 81, 187C-2S Executor" Sale of Ileal Estate.. NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue and authority of the last will and testament of ljctaus JBeacb, deceased, tho undersigned will, - on Matttrslay, tit SYUt stay sfXiy, t7, at the hour of one o'clock In the afternoon of that day. at the Conrt House door in the ell yof ' Albany, in Hie county or Linn and fttata of Or egon, sell at public auction to tho hlglieat bid- -der, all of t he right, 1 1 Do, Interest and estate of ' lite said Uemns Beach, deceased, in and to tho ' real proiwrty lielonging to tho lato firm of Beach A Montelth of said city of AUwny.which, interest of said deceased in said property Is aw ' undivided half, and known as the "Albany City Milts," and drwiicd as follows, to-wli : Wharf lots nnnjlior two. three and fonr. antt lots tutmoeroneand two in block number tcvnr. asVnowi and descrll)ed in the plat of said city of Albany, tngeiber with Ihe undivided half or -ao wat or flowing, led and conveyed along tho mui-raee leaning ana running iiotn tno vatt pool river from a point st or abn-ro the miil dam across the said Calf poola river at and near the ' Magnolia Mills.' from the point which said ni ill-race crosses t no lana claim of Walter Montcit h and enters tno land claim of Thomas " Monteith, until tlie said water enters tlo Wtl lametto river ; also the right of way for r-l waicr and mill-race across the land of si.( -Thomas Monteith from the land of said Walter Monteith. to and across lots o. s, and , whore the said "AUiany City Mills "are situa ted as said race runs, toget her wit h t ho appur tenances, rights and privileges tberennio be. longing, with fwss ingress, agrees and regress for workmen with horses, carts, and carriages, at any and all times, through the- land of Thomas Monteith, and along tha hanks ot said mlli-raoe. for the pnrnoseofanHmdiuglearlng. and repairing the ssld race, with lilierry tota.a , atones and earth from tho adjacent, land -' Thomas Monteith as ooeaston tnay reqnjee ; w I . also he following individual property of said, deceased, to-wit : Block number fifty-seven la tlie said elty Of Allwny, with the dwelling house file rot in toga tlicr with the appnrte- . uanees, . TrJtJ or SAI.K. Tho said partnership prrP ert v which embraces tho "Albany City Mills," wift bo sold for cash, gold coin, one-third to bo paid on the day of sate, one-third in six months and one-third In nine months, with Interest on tbe deferred payments at I lie rate of It percent . per annum from day of sals. ' . - " The said described individual pi-oonrtv wPI ' be sold for cash, gold coin, tn band. IJeedswiitv be executed on full payment of tho pnrebaso prtoe. JOHN CONNER, Remaining Executor of the last will and tes. tnmwtt of liemus Ileacb, deeeaswl. " April 27, 187U. - 3vaapza SOTOTEi r . rpttB oparrnershlT horetofore esisf fai? tw JL t ween ft. MerrKI and L. f. 1 ttt.wn. -hy mutual consent Uislvt. seareb iuio, I , E. H. Merrill liaving sold bis Interest to Josso -Merrill. Tho firm will now be known as Pns man A Co., who will uontfnno business at tno -old stand. T'e anvmnts ttt the okl smi will . lie settled hy Mr. Putman, and at! I Hose indebt ed to Merrill A Put man are earnestly requustett to vail and suttle willKHtt delay. E. . MERirn.t ''.'.- " L. M. PL "I'M AN. -.- Allianv, April 51, 1S70 InSI. am