The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, March 02, 1877, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textglazing iUgisUv. ALBANY, OHEGOX, MAliCII 2, 1S77. ELECTORAL COMMISSION. f The -commission decided, without a dissenting voice, that CromVs vote honld be thrown out, as not having the faintest show of legality, and then having decided by a vote of eight to seven that Oregon's three votes should bo counted for Hayes and Wheeler, just as the people intended, and th:s decision having been confirmed by the Senate, the two Houses met once more in joint convention on the 27 th and proceeded to count the Presidential vote, Pennsylvania, being next in order, was -called, and objections made on the . ground of ineligibility ot one or more electors, the Senate retired. Neither IIouso sustaining the objections, the two Houses again convened in joiDi ses sion, when Pennsylvania's twenty-nine votes were counted for Hayes and Wheeler. Next came Rhode Island, objected to on same ground as Penn sylvania ; objection voted, down by both Houses, and vote counted for Hayes ami Wheeler. South Carol'u.a came next, was objected to, when the IIouj Adionrned until 10 o'clock a. m. of Wednesday. There are seven States yet to be counted. Of the vote so far as counted Hayes and Wheeler has 153 Tilden and Hendricks 138. Add the voles of South Carolina, 8, West Vir ginia, 5, Wisconsin, 10, to Hayes and Wheeler's count, and we have a total ot 175, which elect, being a majority of the electoral votes. That the seven ty t r eighty hoodlums in Congress will do all in their ower to retard the counting of the vote until after the 4lh of3Iarch, there is no doubt, but it is hoped that the respectable members of the Democratic party will be able in, conjunction with the Republican party, io finish up the count and declare the election of Hayes and Wheeler to day. It this ia found to be impossible, then the President of the Senate, with or without the House in' attendance, will finish up the count to-morrow (Saturday, March 3d) morning, when Hayes and Wheeler w ill be declared the choice of the people. In the latter event President Hayes will take the oath of office at the white House, ad ministered by Chief Justice Waitc, on ijhc 4lb hist., when he will at once on f er upon lus dunes as chiet Executive f this Nation. Rah ! latei:. On the 28th, in joint session, "Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas were counted, when they divid ed on Vermont. Roth Ileuses took a recess until the 1st, yesterday. There remains but four States to count, and they were probably counted yesterday. THE N. 1 TIMES ON PARTISAN SHIP. In a late editorial the A Y. Times goes for the Democratic journals who jhave been prating about the partisan ship of the Republican members of the electoral commission. It says: In this decision the partisanship is all on the Democratic side, and the law and iacts with the Republicans. That the three electoral votes of Oregon wee le gally cast for Hayes and justice, a "way faring man though a fool,' can appre ciate ; and it may safely be left with the people to judge of the impartiality Of the seven Democrats wbo insisted only two of these votes should be counted. It was a very cheap display of virtue to , Tefuse to recognize tbe vote of Cronin. It was a very discreditable display of partisanship to hold the Grover conspi racy had succeeded in cheating the State out of one electoral vote and counting it out of its choice for Presi dent. Here's the way tbe Cheyenne Lead er announces the decision of the electo ral committee on the vote ot Louisiana : . VAnd the cock crew thrice, and Samuel went out and wept bitterly. Her 8 votes to be counted for Hayes and Wheeler, Regardless of wails from Til den the squealer, The Republican ship saileth bravely on, And will ride the breaker of Oregon, To unload Hayes at the White IIouso dock, While De mocracy dies from the awful shock." The Des Moines -Register doesn't care to arguo the case, but it looks at the matter in this way : "Illinois re tires the Union General, John A. Lo gan, frcm the United States Senate, one day, and the Georgians advance the rebel General, Ren Hill, the defender of Andei'souville, to the same body, the next day; It seems to pay better to have been in the grateful service of the rebels, than in the ungrateful service of loyal people," . In a portion of India rain has fallen, and the number of people employed on the relief works has decreased in every Ulfclrict, except South Arcotiu. INDIAN AG EXT APPOINTED. Rev. J. II. Roork, of Salem, has been appointed Indian Agent at Klamath Agency, vice L. S. Dyer. A good ap pointment. THE SILVER HILL. The silver commission finished its labors last week. The majority report recommends the adoption ol the double standard lor gold and silver, makes sil ver a legal tender tor all amounts, and provides for unrestricted coinage. The report summarizes a mass of facts with regard to the production and circulation of silver throughout the world, etc. EUROPEAN GRA IN MARKE T. February 27th Liverpool wheat quo tations were : Average, 10 s 8 d10s lOd; Club, 10a 10dlls 3d. The Mark Lane Etm-ess says : Our trade ssems to be based on sound foundations, and present a moderate level of values which appears likely to continue, being neither unduly depressed by the pros pect of increased supplies from Califor nia, or temporarily enhanced by politi cal anxiety. SAPPHIRES AND DIAMONDS. The excitement relative to the Silver Spring Mines seems to be on the increase Prof. Hurley who has spent the winter there, making assays of the mud, says some ot the assays made by him indi cated as high as $2,030 per ton. A Mrs. Davis, residing in the vicinity, re cently picked up near oue of the mud springs a sapphire valued at about $1, 500. Others are reported as having found valuable pebbles, and it is be lieved that diamonds in paying quanti ties, will yet be found in that section ! The coming season promises to be one of p-reat excitement in mining circles. OUR NEXT PRESIDENT. Our next President, Rutherford B. Hayes, started the first of the weeck for the White House at Washing ton, where he will "keep house" for the next four years. Every where along the route he was being greeted enthusiastically, by vast crowds ot people, who, especially since the No vember election, have learned to love and esteem him lor his princely bearing during these trying times. He was ex pected to arrive in Washington yester day or to-day. MAD AS A MARCH HARE! Immediately after the announcement that the electoral commission had justly and righteously decided to count Ore gon's vote for Hayes, the Standard man slopped clean over in his abuse of the commission ami the Republican party generally. AVe were a little sur prised at this ebullition of temper from the new editor, this sudden change in the "style and language used by the gen tleman from Georgia. It's all plain enough now. According to the States man this new editor was imported to Oregon all for the purpose of being ap pointed U. S. District Attorney, to serve during Tilden's term as President ! And when it was announced that the Oregon decision settled tbe Presidential question in favor of Hayes, and the new inkslinger saw his office and occupation both departing, he doubtless felt like he had been most cruelly sold, and put in his "bttle bed" without any kiyer! The leader of the ballot-box stuffers at the Cincinnati (Ohio) election last October is said to have been Harry McCoy, chairman of the Maryland ex ecutive committee and one of the lead ing Democrats of the State. He left Baltimore early in October in charge of a large gang of experienced ballot-box stuffers and repeaters, whom he divided between Cincinna ti and Indianopolis, and brought them back after tltey bad done the work. McCoy was on the slate for Collector of Customs or Naval Officer at the port of Baltimore, in the event of Tilden's election. After all his rascality ho won't get either office, we are happy to iy. 'And how mean and contemptible these fellows of the Democratic pursuasion even here in Or egon must feel, when they consider the amount ot dirty work they have done and now they are not eveu to bo ap pointed Postal Agents ! : . ... ' The Tribunes Washington special says that Sunday's Herald, tbe Demo cratic organ, has a long article on Til den, written because many of Tilden's friends have already nominated him for 1S80. The article attributes all the disasters of the campaign to Tilden himself, and continues denouncing the method of the campaign, the Liberty street bureau, and general incompetency of Hewitt & Co., and says Oregon tele grams, had they gone to and from the residence of Gov. Hayes, they would have been denounced by every Demo crat in and out of Congress as the acme of j)olitical rascality. The article thpn closes as follows: And after such ig nominious and disastrousexperience as this, we are asked to train under Tilduu in 180. J OROVER CONDEMNED. When the matter of the reception or rejection ot the Cronin vote in the Elec toral College came up for action before the electoral commission, the vote for rejection was unanimous. Not a sin gle member of that commission dared to place himself on record as endorsing the villainy of Tilden, G rover, Chad wick and Cronin. And Grover stands to day condemned by the highest authori ty in the land as a base knave, or so besotted in ignorance as to bo unable to intelligently construe a plain provision of the Constitution ! And it does not make any difference which horn of the dilema Mr. Grover takes, whether lie acknowledges his rascality, or bases his action in the Cronin matter on ignor ance, in either case he is politically damned by every honest roan in the Nation. And for such a man to claim a seat in the United States Senate shows, to say the least, the possession ot immeasurable cheek. WHITE LEAGUERS AGAIN. The Tribunes New Orleans special says: There are increasing indications of approaching disturbances. Unusual activity is noticed in the White League circles. Squads of men march about the streets after dark, generally unarm ed, to outward appearances. To-day there appeared an armed body of White Leaguers from Texas. They intend, or intended to take the State House next Sunday, during interregnum in the na tional government. If, however, the Senate elects Morton President, this scheme will be less favorably regarded. Wilmar and I 'aimer represent very few people hero. It is a current fact that nearly every colored church here is crowded nightly, meetings being held to pray God for the successful installa tion of Hayes and Packard. These meetings are growing in size and negroes arc applying for school buildings for meeting places. The official returns ot the British Board of Trade ot the commerce of Great Britain for the Cist seven months of last year show an adyeise balance of $512,265,000 against that country, the imports ljeing 81,088,835,000. and the exports $570,470,000. Trade with the United States is dwindling in almost every article of any importance. - . Unless she lias property of her own, to obtain a shave in which hemst be on his good behavior, the average Turk treats his wife with the scantiest of courtesy. He travels on the steamers in. warm, dry and comfortable cabins, while his spouse shivers and is drenclied on deck, and lives on wretched food at which a 6teerage passenger on the At lantic would turn up his nose. Postmasters appointed : A. L. Lang worthy, Aumsville, Marion county, Ore gon; James Laird, Sitknm, Coos county, Oregon; J. B. Moriis, Summerville, Union county, Oregon; W. L. R. Moi roe, Whittle Ferry, Lake county, Ore gon; Win. Farant, Linkville, Lake county, Oregon; Anderson Bush, Bay Center, Pacific county, W. T.; D. N. Taylor, Fall City, King county, W. T, In Western Nebraska nearly ten xsr cent, of the cattle have died this win ter. The loss is entirely among the Texans driven up last season. The natives are in good condition. Snow covers the entire range, and the streams are frozen over. If the weather should prove unfavorable during the present month, tbe loss, it is thought, will amount to thirty or forty per cent. In the matter ot the Stato vs. Mary Vigalius ami -f. II. Mcintosh, charged with adultery, at Portland, the court sentenced Mcintosh to the penitentiary tor six months, while Mrs. V. was sen tenced to pay 6200, or. in default of payment, to one hundred days in the county jail. There seems to be about 83 Demo cratic Congressmen who deserve to be bung, not in effigy, but with genuine hemp. As they are of no earthly use to themselves or constituents, they could be spared jnst as well as not. OUIt NEXT PRESIDENT. RUTITKKFORD B. IlAYES, OI Ohio, willrin all human probability, take the oath of office, administered by the Chief Justice of the United States, at the Ex. ecutive Mansion, on the 4th inst 'Rah. The latest from the Lucky Queen mine is nnder date of February 25th, and reads : "The lodo in the lower tunnel is 4 feet wide, with well defined walls, showing quartz very rich iu pure gold, visible to the naked eye. The latest by " Mark Twain, entitled "Adventures of Tom Sawyer," is said to be positively running over with wit .' Another four mile race will probably be run in May next in California for a purse of about $20,000;. A road agent robbed the passengers of a stage between Sonora and Milton, at the Stauiafaus Ferry, on the 2-1 tb. THE COUNT TO GO ON. After the decision of the electoral commission that Oregon's three votes should be counted for Hayes and Wheeler, the revolutionists in the lower House of Congress made a most des perate effort to stop the business ot counting the electoral vote. Rut, wo are pleased to say, they failed the decent portiou of the Democratic members refused to sustain filibustering, declaring by a vote of 145 to 87 that the vote should go on. 'Rah. Rut Wherk's the Cat. The skel eton ot a cat walked into Ryan's store at Hohokus. Ryan seeing her bawled out : "Mickey.didn't I tell you a month ago to fade that cat a pound of meat a day till ye had her fat?" "Ye did, and I'm just after fadin' her a pound;." "Has that cat ate a pound this morn iu'?" "Yes, sir." "Sure, I think its a lie.ye're tellin', Bring me that scales; New bring me that cat." The cat turned the scale at exactly one pound. "There, didn't I tell ye she had eat en a jxmud of mate this mornin' ?'" "All right, me boy; there's your pound of mate, but where's the cat?" The Chicago Journal?, Washington special says : Tne general opinion is that the evidence and translation of the cipher dispatches yesterday is of a char acter such as to preclude the Democrats from making any honest defense of Cro nin s vote, and that the commission will count Oregon's vote without a strict partisan division. "Get out, ornilhorhynchus !" The man departed meekly. "Who's that ?" inquired a friend of the speaker. "An ornithorhynchus.'' "How is that?" W ell, W ehster defines him as a beast with a bill." A Maine paper tells a story ot a gen tlemanly criminal recently asked by Judge Peters, holding the Oxford coun ty term ot the Supreme Court, it tie had anything to say before the sentence was jiassod. He had met "with some thing to take,'' and had been steadied by it. ITowevet, he managed to get upon his feet, and remarked, with con siderable difficulty, "Pon what subject would your Honor lie .pleased to have me 'dress the court ?" The gonial Judge didn't give him a theme,. but proceeded to sentence him at once. The assertion that Tilden never con tributed anything from his large fortune for the cause of education seems to le false. Tt is now asserted that he cave 30,000 toward the endowment of an Electoral College in Oregon. The. Commercial Advertiser says there must" be a new election for Sena tor in Oregon. The J-lsprestH (Demo- cratic) is si!eut on the subject. Padllc S topers A Prinevile letter says a little Iioy at that place lately at tempt cd to commit suicide, because the childreu at school tormented him. The Atlarian lenrns that Charley Dexter is likely to return from Kan FraiicUcn anil go into the. fishery business at Chinook on an extensive scale. The Hf.mixer reports a great deal of work done this winter in Polk county, in the way of clearing up lands, and enlarging the" area of cultivated fields. Three young men of Yamhill county have ln-eii bonivfl over to await the opinion of the grand jury on tlie subject of the appro priation of otlier people's swine. Tbe Courier is informed that several prom inent and influential farmers at West Che hnleni, have made arrangements for a rail way switch for their accommodation. A thief went Into the smoke house of Mr. W. C. Brown, at Dallas, the other night, and laid in a goodly supply of well cured meat. The Mimntatuecr learns from Judge, Scls, who has just come down from Canyon City, that Messrs. Johnson & Haggert struck a new quartz ledge, containing gold and sil ver in the Oranlte Creek district. Grant county. They had sunk a shaft about seven feet deep upon the ledge and made an assay of the rock, and obtained ft 80 to the ton. These gentlemen were in town when he left for the purpose of recording their new discovery, which is situated within about three miles of the celebrated Monumental mine. A Sheridan letter to the Rrporter says : "Ami now comes woful tidings from the Xebtucka, Baying a gross outrage had been perpetrated : that an old man and on igno rant boy lwd been hanged by a mob. The a (lair is detailed as follows t Sometime since Mr. Babcock's residence was burned to the ground, together with all Ps contents, Suspicion seemed to point to this old man whereupon some four or five neighbors took him and the boy and hung them, with the purpose of extorting from them a con fession concerning the fire. The old mau .confessed, I believe; but I forbear further remarks. Time will sec the whole matter explained. The Dalles Tribune has the following concerning the Mud Spring sliver mines: Everybody knows that there are contra dictory reports relative to these springs; some to the effect tliat they are very rich, and somo that they are worthless and a humbug. AVithin a day or two past wo have received information which to us in credulous as we have been in regard to them is almost conclusive proof that they are no humbug; and that they will yet prove to be tl Hi richest silver mines ever discovered. It is now quite well ascer tained tliat the silver mud comes from quartz deposits some distance below the surface, borne assays recently made by an expert on the ground yield all the way from six-dollars to two thousand dollars per ton. These assays, were made by a regular, perfect order. We predict that times will be lively in Dalles City, this spring, in consequence of these mines and the Monumental and otlier mines iu Grant county as mneh of the supplies for nil these mines will lx; purchased in Dalles City. John Thompson -who killed Solomon Master last nwfc near the .Stint th coal mines lor attempting to separate him and a man with whom ho wasfighting,hns been found guilty of murder iu the first, degree. CondciiseU Lightning. The asylum for deaf and dumb was de stroyed by lire, at Council Blulis, on the 25th. Many of the inmates pcrisljcd in the flames. On the 24th Indians attacked and cap tured three cattle trains near Crook City, and killed two of the train men. Troops and citizens are in pursuit. Gen. McArthur, postmaster at Chicago, has been found to be a defaulter for $38, 000. He immediately telegraphed his res ignation to W ashington and went into vol untary bankruptcy. Fox's Xew American theatre, at Phila delphia, and Koger's wagon warehouse were destroyed by tire on the 25th. The roof of the Mercantile Library was burned, and the books badly damaged by water. The Xicholls Legislature says the people will not support Packard and to collect taxes in aid of his bogus government will lead to blood shed and war. Some say Hayes will recognize 1'acknrd and others that he favors the Nicholi's government. M. Autree is the newly appointed min ister trom r ranee to Washington. Senator Eaton urges the House to defeat the decisions of the electoral commission as the fruits of a fraudulent returning board. Speaking of the Democrats who are try ing to prevent the electiou of President, the Timeir Washington special says: As long us they had the Speaker with them they see they must be defeated. Without any intention to examine into Randall's motives for changing his course, a' fact which undoubtedly is. that he found he was playing into the hands of his personal and political enemies iu the House who were making use of his action during the past few days to secure his defeat as Speaker during the next Congress, liandall has now set himself right and saved his re-elee- tiou. It a Democrat is to be chosen Sneak er, he is so committed against filibustering that lie may be depended upon to do what devolves upon him as bpeakcr. It is announced that as soon as an oppor tunity is presented. Springer will introduce a resolution into the House recognizing the XicholTs Government in Louisiana and the Hampton Government in South Caro lina. J I is idea is tliat the liepubhcans wnl vote against this resolution, and the Demo crats who have heretofore been opposed to filibustering will immediately join ranks of tlie f ields. The Tribune's Washington special says that efforts are being made to induce tyrant to accept the Presidency of some New York liatik. The Tribune's Washington special says that Sunday's llernhl. the Democratic or gan, has a long article on Tilden's friends. who have nl read v renominated him for 1880 1 lie article attributes all the disasters of the campaign, the Liberty street bureau, and general incompetency of Hewitt &.!., and it says ot the Oregon telegrams, had they gone to and from the residence of Hayes, they would have been denounced bv every l)cmocrat in and out of Congress as the acme of political rascality. The ar ticle then closes as follows: "After such ignominious and disastrous experience as thK we are asked to tram uucJer lilden in 1 ." The Trib'v.vSx Washington correspond cut does not think dikitorr motions will prevent the election of the President. If r-.ivs l- Ui: doctoral law, tlie j-x-iiate. can go to the House ot JJepreseiitatlviw withou waiting to hear that the House is ready, t'onseiiueiitlv it has it entirely in its powe to force ilie completion of the count in strict accordance with the, Jaw. and there is no doubt but that it will do so if neces sary. The Tiiuns' Washington sjecial argues that Field's bill, providing for filling the Presidential ollices, is clearly unconstitu tional. If noon of Sunday next arrives without the annouueeineut of tlie election, there will be no President of the United States, unless in the contingencies provided for as suggested a day or two since, by the resignation of (Jrant. Xcw To-Day. Hrs. S. Nichols, M. D. (V KKlf'K AND RESHMCNl'E corner of First Itroadalbiii Hireetu, upstairs over list iHctiLl at tcntfon u iven to t he diseases of women. Be i angular ;rmduateof ltoston Mi:'!lcal I'm vcrsity, and Iiavimr several ypnrs' c.xiienenfrP. I can assure those BUtleiing, relief bv my method of treatment. "Albany, Or., 3I;U"U3, lw77-22v!.. w. a. pisr, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALSA2TT, OZlSaOlT. Office in second story of Brlggs' building. Tirr, PRACTICE lu the different Courts of TT the Mute. Sjiecial attention given to the collection of all claims entrusted to hi cure. Investigation of titles, conveyancing? and all probate matters carefully lit (ended to. 23vtl " , lXKi TAX- 1v - o CITY OUniNAN'CK there! a tax levied on all dnjra riinni.iLr at larae in t he corno. rate limits, at the rate of tl per head, fcr an num. This I to notify all owners of iloitsthiit, faid lax lor 1H77 is-w duo and mnst he paid, otherwise tho jwsnnlties for failure will lie en, forced. j. H. MONTAN VK, City ltec. A'hany, March 4, lti77. CITY D2VUG STORE. Established 1S70. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Ucw Locaf ion, Ngw Roomsy Ulew Stock and. Hew USen. TICK UNriF-llSIflXED having purchased I ho entire slock of A. Carothers A Co., and placed it under tlie management of I r. N. lien ton, late, of Iowa, assisted by (J. B. Henton, who are now reiittin; and adding extensive addit ions or new stock, and from their long ex perience and thorough knowledge of the busi ness in all its varied dopnri merits, feel assured tliat. we shall be uble to render full Hattsfucliou to all who may fitvor us with their patronage. Our proscription dcimrtment will at all times tie conducted hymen eminently qualified tor th resixuisiblc ami Important work. We cordially iiivito the citizens of-Albany ami surrounding country, when in need of an v thing usually kept in timl-clawi drug hou- sti) enll on im, corner of First and Kllswort.li streets. Albany, Feb. 22, 1S77. C. W. SllAW. AdminiMtrnlor's Notice. NOTICK IS IIEKKBY HIVEK that the tin, dersigiHid, ldivld Ki-omau. has licen, by an order of t he Comity Court of Linn counly, Or egon, made at. tho pljrtiary term thereof. ia77. duly apiximtod Administrator of the ( state of Sqiuru Montaouterv. deceased, atnl a II luiriuti.u iiaving claims aaainst said estate are hnrehv rjupicsted to present theirt, duly v rifled, to the undersigned at lti place of business in Al- ..miy, o, vu-ij', or gon, wuain six mouths trom the datu hereof. February fci, 1H77. 1AVID FKOMAN. KTotioe. NOTICK is hiM-nhy given toall persona whom-sts-ver, not to purchase of John I . Ilurd' a eerlnm proinl.-is.)ry note ot the amount of 77. 5:, e VN-utud lee!int!er IC.th, Jsi.v, and due Julv h t. Hi,, by t no nndet.iv;iifil to said liurd.us i tin iiiaw'w iiK iM'i uoki vaini ctanus and sot olljairaiimt the. Iiohler, John l. Ilurd. P KTTLE5I KUt & UAWtiOX. Fubruarv . lo77-ui'J ii BEE-HIVE STORE! JOHN BRUSH, , DP.At.ER Il Groceries, Teas, Frovis'ns, npiTwi, m.neu t raiM, Ac, Ac , C3r"EverytliiiiK nice and fresh, ?3 FIEST street, ALBANY, OREGON. Dr. GEO. ORAL DENTIST, ALBAirr, OKE(S02T. Office in Parriali'a Krlelc Rloc r. cormr nf Flrt anil Ferry Mtn-ets. Residence on eornei- of h in h and Ferry streets. OtlH-e litmrs from H t o 12 o'clock A. M., and 1 to 5 o'clock P. M. 4fiv7 FOR SALE ! Valuable 13iTilcliner IiOTS 2 LOTS ! SUITAULK FOR Dwellings or Business Houses, SITUATED In the bnsliwss part of the city two Iota, in block No. 3, in llio cit v of AIii- ny, Oi-cjfon, on the comer of Ferrv and Water streets, near the City Milts, tdeuuiboul landing and O. A C. It. li. Size of lots : lOO Teet on Ferry ntreet ; 132 feet on Water utreet, with buildiiifTB thereon. liKiuiie on tlie premises for pnrticn" ,rs. THOS. J. SAFFOltl). Allwiny, Or., Jan, 2, lW77-lsv9 OREGON Fort SOLID SHERRILL' S ntoiT CULTIVATOR, AND SEEDER. AH Important Part3 male cf IHC2T, and Suratilo as Zrcn can. to. v-??v -7iXf.: rL. va -i m w Aljusta'ilo to any rs&uix'Ci Depth -vrhil3 in motion. 27079T Clogs or C2ioio3-ca. Stu's'blo cr "Trasny" Gronna. A rrangrd for t wo, t In-ee or Cmir lKrrscs abreast Lightest Kraft Machine in nse. Covers and cuts all the srvouud. ltroad) at- Seedi is will sow nil kiiifls ol' grain, wet or dry. JB'JKKV 31 ACS1 XX E WAR RANTED. I ak even' farmer to ('famine my fVmfc-r and Cmtivat'-M' iHdiM'e i invliasing an Eastern Uttr cloiic. A-or ltin s.cr itaL-lieniars iultlr-- lliirrwhnr, Oregun, Fcljrttary 0, 177--Jl'v AthiiiilHtrator'M (iale of Kent !(. NOTICE IS ITERETtY t;iVEX tlmt tTc tindcr signed, Administrator of tlie estate tyf Philip Low, u ceastsl, will, on tho -24th day of .JNxch, 177, lietween the hooi- of ! o'clock A. M. anij 4 o,cl(X:k I. M-, at t he Conit House door in the cit J Of .Allmny, Linn Comity, Oregon, offer for ale, at oubiic auction, to the highest bidder, tht following -cal t-state, to-wit : The onecqnai nndivitiud 'aif of the follow ing : Tlie fractional northeast H of the north cast X,and tho southeast of thu nortljeast it ofseetion 21, and the fractional west" It Of tile northwest it , and the north west X of the south west, ii of section S2, in township 14 south ranged west Willainetto meridian, containing liju acivs. more or less. Alo the eipial undivided onedialf of the fol lowing real estate: liegtuning at thu north west corner of the Ell donation land claim, notification 9ui!3. claim 4a, in township H south range i west Willamette meridian, running thunce in an easterly direction on tho south boundary of said claim 3H.K8 clialns to too southeast corner of said claim, theneo north on tho eastern liouiidary of said claim 21.7U chains to the intersection of said line Ijetwoeii sect ions 15 and M, t hence west along said see. lion to.the coinei of sections is, , at and J, thence south 7 deg. 45 nln. west 41110 chains, thence west 17.07 chains, thenee soul h 7 (leg. 4. mill, west M.:il chains to tho place of begin. nina, containing J aures, more or loss, except, ing ten ucres of the liist mentioned and do. scrilatd tract or parcel of land herolndoie con veyed by deed to John Sloan ; all of said prop, erty being situate In Linn comity, Oregon. Terms of sale, gold coin oim half casji In hand and one half ia sis months, secured by mortgage on the promises sold. U. FROM AX, Albany, Feb. 23, lM77.v9 Administrator. In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for me couuiy (u A.1I11). Mat tie ii. linker, plain tiff, vs. Giuonberry Ba ker, defendant- To iJreonborry Itaker, tho above-njimed de fendant : In the naijie of the State of Oregon, you are hereby rniinittHl to appear and answer the complaint ol the above plaintiff in tho nl Hive em tiled Court, now on file wit h t lie Cle k o said Court, within ten dnvs fyom the date of the service of this summons upon you if served in Linn county, Oregon ; but if served in any Othtu-uuillltv fit HmSlulnnf OMvfiii.lWii with, in twenty days from the date of the service of i nts summons upon you ; and it served by puo lieation, then on or before the first day of the next term of said Court, lo-wit, March 12 1S77, aud you aro hereby notified that- if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded and prayed foi in tlie complaint, to-wit ? a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony existing liotwcon you and piano t lir, and the custody of tho issue of said marri. age. IlCMPiillET A HKWiri. . Atiorneyslorl'l U. Published by order of Tt. P. Hoimk, Ju(lg of IheCitxinitfonrtof the Slate ot Oivgon lortlte county ofl.inn, on tlie L'Slhdayof Juu. jan2077ulSv9wtj 3 M-MMOXS4. IfVthoCircnitv.nrt of tho Stato of Oregon forthe county of Linn. ,inr v Jonathan X. Prhio (Unshand). plaintiff, vs. Arirona M. Prim; (wlfel, deteiidaiit. lUno. the above named de- said Court, ou or l-!oi-e the 1st day of the next "guluTteinn of Mid Court for Linn Cinty, to- dtvoive 1'i-om and lor costs and disbursement; of t hi" suit, it ud lieu, tliissu ionium Is ptiolishet livui-der ol" Ih'N. li. I". liciM , Jii'li;e of s;ii t ;.ui l,i.i!Kle ut t lt-uuijc.-, oi aiein bis :-"'t h duj Of Jnn.. 1MJ7. L. II. BlviN'IANi K, JauJ.j77uv'.ivf. ttorncy lor Wif. reiidants In the name of the State of Oregon, yIi"' rVa.y re.!ulro.l to appeal' .and ansvyer tl "mnlaiutof tfiealiove nyinei l plaintln in ho alvo entitled suit Iu the Court aliovo . ... Ail. in flmiiiru0 ox iii v it'ih ui B-il lhoseeoinl mommy ui ii"" j" mo heit.y not! tied thut if you tall to apptr Ktwfr snid eomptalnf , its herein reonired, Vl" , main tiff w i!l anply to tho t'ourt for tho re ,'Vf ;i,.Mim!cd in his complaint, -n liteh Is a dis Kotmion of the mitrviage eontraet buret oforxt .V..: .1.... t.eiwe n vott and plamtiit. nad for a 0- A. PLtTMHEB, C 1ST AND DEALER IS ! Paints, Oils i Glass. t" Proscriptions a Specialty. At the Old Stand, First St., near Wiushfngrtoiu Albany, Jan. 13, lS77-nlilv- ". - FIt SALE ! AVERY nKSIUAlSUK Iroidneaslot.OfixlOOfPOt on the corner of Second anili Wnhintttni M root a, AllHtnv. Also, Knin, Sn!k and Miir chinerv, together with a lot of furniture, lad ders, wheelliarrow. harrows, Ac., &c all to sold oil' cheap for cah, in coiaeinence of re moval on account of uickiiew. hnqnlre oil tno - preniiscsof rVTSAM Albany, Jan. 19, M77-nl7 Administrator's Xollcc NOTICE IS 1IF.KKBY OIVKW that tbo tin dersisned 1 a teeii duly appointed Ad ministrator of the estate of J. It. Kay, deceaood, by an order of t ho i luiuily Court of Iinn coun ty, Oregon, and all ixtrsons havlni? claim, against said estate tiro hereby required lopre ncnt tho name duly verifle I to tho underxigm'a at. Ilia residence In I-iini comity, within nix months from the date hereof. February 1, 1S77. -4w W. C. FOIIEN. A&jastablo Spring Bed. IlABTLirrra IMTKST, June 31 170 .A. HiTixixrions X?etl I Willi Only n Kiiisrle ataltrcsml For Durability, Cleanliness and Adjustment, It haa no opini. It N Economical and IWoIkcIck. We challenge romiMirison with any and every otber Mpriug Beet. TAKEA Adjustable Spring: Bed on trial. If desired, at the manufacturers' riskv to Ih; i t-tinned in 0110 week if not entirely satis factory. llIt-J- : ...SMI OO I Tuo-tlilrdH 85 OO .... 4UO feiMK'le W. II. tKOWOS, l-oiri-lor aud IManiiiitcturcr, Comic crciai-st., .Salem, Oregon. nl3ui3 H. lil A.MXtJ, Areut at Albany. Lafcsl anil Most. i:cll:ible In foriimljou altoitl tin? ttljAt.'K JIII.IJs, Northern Wyoming and I ho frcat Indian Vai will mIwsvh le found in thtt oideMi. i-iiritost. Cheapest,- In tho ft J mill 1!KST I'A- Ctt ky knnr i'iifSf St 'KK 111 Wyo- l-istablished in-J.s7. Ifiilv.tla W W 1 1 month lti si -jtr. Weekly, 'A gS '1 1 1 J mo. ?1 - li mo. $!.() -1 year. JJiO '' single :opv itM-l.-i. 11. lxA'cKK, Pnbliyner, Clicyc-nnc, Wyo. VWl l.'lHi Wg Have IT. Tfl o is rtlaln iOalnip: 'riiK uv.st itr.nr.ov ix tixjlv TEIESOA'F AX1 3.5".;s, AXi) FOlt AST IB 33 A AS if li 11 53 J ?I ATI M . Polct'tci ami tpilieml on tlie ppnrs of titer Sierra Xcvati.i .Mountains. 'J'lte leaf lbrtm? ii tlio liotter t:liiu:ttu.s vlicit dry, fotilaiiiPr tifty per (t-nt. of ii-siii or jjoliJt'olorwl intnT flic propcrtfes cf wliit-li tiro tinitilatiiig nntr lyiliii;, nml svUlly nd,ittctl to flic wants of tlie svsumii 5ii smsts ef Lttti; tlis-- tisc : iiiat r! lien m;i tim. 'i'iie tstt:iialj vlik-ft t)ie flp:inirt' placetl tiou it on account of its tH-dieiiial tonalities is manifest from tlitr iisnw tlicy gave to it, nt.-iiiy years ago Ycrlmsant!ir or "llerb of t!nj &iins." Tlie tiattves of Soiillierii Circgon a i a? Nortlieni i'alitbrniii liave tT.soO it icntorially as a JMieuinalic remedy. Tiwj white )xMiI.ttloii In the ro gun rfliere it fjrows hove n.etl and --haiHl it as a thront innl httis; tnrdH-im. Fort titnc tliey caHeil it I.tat;; Vect"; hot gives valitable tosiimoiiials a, to lis virtnea hi Clirinjs; Klienin.ntisiri. tVltcn vott niitu oiir of orrr pafk.ircs. kccil it excluded trotn !! air m msvb a possible. , - i . ' I have used it in MV famllf for Amr or live year.-, and regard it as Ofio of Ifve best family niedkiiies we ever iwed. A tlm nre I niaiiufV.ctinvd from it iu Clncimialf, and sold at To cents per otitiro. A single one of our pnckiies liuifco eight ouiicca ot tiiiLtniv. which is M'orth Tlio filirub from which thi'valuablo medlelno ! jatlw cretl. Is only found in a narrow belt of country in Southern Oregon, and along tho Sierra ".Nevada .Mountain, and l.H 8itpposeU to have been gatlatifd from Mount Oilead thousands of years nyo, and the gum ex. tiTtctetl and sold in Egypt anil Jtj U'lns be fore tV.o times of Solomon, Dr. XickHur Ktigene jClty-, Says 1 Your L'altn is ono of the licst preserved herlH 1 ever iw, and U wortliy of a holier price than you put upon it," IJoV- S. K. Iiaymotid, of Oakland, OrfS on, says i 'l wont to C'aHforula to rcoov cr from Consiimption. Tlio lia'ttrs there gave mc up, ti told 'me "if I liod iy Jricnds 1 wisneu to see t iuui net ter go muj see tlHni, as I could live but a little whilo longer. On my way to ln j;oii I aim, mencod using Mouiitahi Balm; it lielpoi mo; I continued its use until It cured mo of tho disease."' . Mr. YV T. Osborne, of ICu-iono Clty says j I know a young man who npiieareit to bo in tho last stages of consumption, and by using Mountain Balm or Yerlasau ta lie became a boalthy young iuafl." -. - ' Joseph P. Moore, Esq,, of Milville, Cal., saysi "I liave boon acnuainttxl tilth i shrub known as Yerbasnnta for 2C years, and know it to be a very valuable mcdiciue, both for tJie Lungs and J,iheuuiaiiiJi." Mr. Kimball, ol Kimball Wei ton, Ko0. Bltitls. Cal., says: "I have been awmaiut ed with the shrub known as Yerbasanta, for many year?, and know it to. be a great Lung medicine." , . "I left Missouri wilh tho consumption. Iteacheti lJock Point, Jackson county. Of., and wan taken down. I took a tiucturo of Mountain Balm, and ehewed the leaf mora or less, and in four or tlve'tlays it cleaned out my lungs handsoiuely, and I re-snmod my journey ; and now, after several months, my lungs still seem well. 1 - : A. B. C. :- J .V'or salo at thu drug stores of Bell $ 1'arkcr, and John Kohuy, 7v1