The state rights democrat., June 26, 1869, Image 2

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SATURDAY .JUNE G, 1SC0.
suri s:ica:, is the question.
Tlio J une number of tlto 0? Guard
contains nn excellent article, from
which we nppciul an extract on negro
suffrage. Wo eommeml the article to
every Democrat, as well as to those of
either party, who feel an interest in
the solution of this vcxotl voting ques
tion. The Guard foreshadows what
vhouM be the policy oi the Demo
cratic party. It declares that the
"question of the speedy return of the
Government of the United States to
a pure -white basis, is the one proposi
tion that immeasureably exceeds
all others in importance." The truth
of that statement ought to be obvious,
and is. The suffrage question is the
tender spot the vital point in our
politics. As a principle, it underlies
till others; as a question, is paramount
to all others. It is of the first impor
tance, because every problem in poli
tics must finally be solved by it. It
regulates the Tariff, prints green
backs and issues bonds. These and the
multiplicity of questions growing out
of them, we shall easily take care of,
if we take care of the ballot. The dan
er that threatens our institutions is
the attempt, even now partially suc
cessful, to debase the ballot, to tear
down and uproot the doctrine of white
supremacy, to introduce the negro
and ultimately the Chinese as an ele
ment in politics, in short to destroy a
white man's Government in the Uni
ted States. Of all the dogmas of the
Republican party, this is the most dan
gerous and the most vulnerable. The
radical leaders, for the like reason that
a beseiged commandant tries to con
ceal the weakest point in his wall,
shrewdly put into prominence ques
tions of minor importance. They have
never boldly declared for negro suf
frage in their platforms, and yet every
victory they achieve at the polls is a
trinmph of that principle. It is upon
this single point that our forces should
be massed for the contest. A scatter
ing fire alonsr the entire line will avail
nothing, beyond the noise it makes.
Xapolcon won victories over great
odds by throwing his entire force, in
a combined attack, upon a single point
in the enemies lines. Concentration
is victory. e cannot afiord in this
perilous hour to indulge in differences
upon minor questions. The mighty
question which is paramount to, and
which absorbs all others must be first
settled. Let our one rallying cry be
1
l This is a white man's Government."
Xet our banners proclaim it, and in
this sign, by an organized, concentra
ted and well directed movement, we
shall cone u r.
' The great Wi of the Arucrirai people ar3
opposed to Efgro sutTra'a." And while each U the
case with regard to the entire D-.-mtcratic party,
and with n.'jartl to more t-an one-third of what
alls Uself tie Republican party, the leaders of tho
Democrat! pirty hire iii-iste l en waking thi
ejro quetti't play a very subordinate part t
twenty shallow, tot to say comparatively til'v.
questions .-ib-nut such catters as greenbacks and
-traif. Question ou which Dirnocrafs arc ih:u
elvdivi led have been p.-rt'ii!!r pushed iu'o
leading prom ineves. while the one absorbing
inestion 0:1 which all Democrats, and the bvst por
tion of the Republican p.-.rty, sn perfectly agreed,
has been p ished back into shadow and obeciiritv.
In this fa - t li?s tha p'lil ?opay of the constant
Demo rati3 defeats. Instead of uing genuine
popular Democratic thunder iu the campaigns,
these demoralized or incompetent leaders" bare in
sisUd on employing nothing but th? artiib-ia!
heet-ircn, spent thunders of hypocritical loyalty."
The Surveyor General for this
Stato appreciates his friends. Forty
thousand dollars worth of Surveying
has been let in two contracts, in each
of which one of the Pengras figure as
a principal Contractor. If current re
ports are worth anything, these con
tracts all go to Pengra & Co., and no
body else ever gets one. One of the
.parties contracting to do $20,000
vorth of work has employed Hon.
IL II. Gilfrey to do the Surveying. In
other words, Applegate hires Pengra
& Stratton, and Pengra & Stratton
liire Gilfrey, the latter performs the
labor and the former enjoy the recom
pense or the fatness thereof! Tho more
hands these contracts go through be
fore reaching tho workingman, the
more expense there is.
It would be interesting to know
whether any public money, and how
much, has been expended in survey
ing along, and for the benefit of the
military road of Applegate & Pengra ;
and how" much has been fooled away
in making surveys, so called, in the
Goose Lake and John Day's districts
and in attempting meridian lines; and
what amount has been thrown awav
upon a few of tho Surveyor's friends.
who are too lazy for manual labor and
arc too incompetent for anything
else,
Pcbtlaxd Election. The Portland Citj elec
tioni resulted in favor of tho Republicans by
majorities averaging 200 and upwards. The vote
' is said to Le much lighter than usual. The Herald
ajs that some Democrats who went into the con
ventions and assisted ia making the ticket, refused
to rot it. Whatever may have been the causes, thy
can't be remedied now. We confess to some dia
f pojntme at, having entered into the anticipations
el some of our sanguine Portland friends.
"Our thistles flourished fresh and fair,
And bonnie blocm'd our roses,
But Bads came like a frost in Jane,
And wither'd a' our posies."
Prentice says he trys to t,c impartial, but
for all that he is unable to look at the negro
except on the dark eidc. ' - :
STRENGTH, A?J A IV ASIGU.UENT.
Mr. Seward bought Alaska, and
every body Ir.ughcd, politicians treat
ed the transaction as a huge joke and
the newspapers called tho newly con
tracted for territorySe ward's iceberg.'
However, in duo time tho Senate, took
up the purchase. Mr Sumner spoke
his speech; public opinion glorified
over the prospective spread of empire,
and tho papers filled numerous col
umns with statistics giving a most
satisfactory exhibit of the wonderful
resources of" our newly acquired tent
tory." The Senate by a large, vote rati
fied the purchase. In tho meantime
another little real estate transaction,
between Mr. Seward and Denmark,
for the purchase of the Island of St.
Thomas, developed itself. St. Thomas
seemed to oiler inducements as a sort
of Naval Station for the United States
in the Islands of tho West Indies
perhaps it could bo more properly
called "a footing" which was to
eventuate in the annexation of most
if not all of the West India grou.
So anxious was tins government
that no wrong should be done to any
body, not even the unsuspecting Danes
whom fortune or misfortune had made
inhabitants of St. Thomas, that a com
mission was appointed to take a vote
of its inhabitants and learn their wish
es m the matter of the transfer. And
here let us say parenthetically that
Denmark ought to appreciate the ten
derness of the regard shown for the
inhabitants of their Uland in consult
ing their feelings on the transfer of
jurisdiction, when no similar courtesy
was o fie red to eight millions of their
own fellow citizens before ban ling
over to the recon.structing agents of
Congress. Iut the St. Thomascr.-; vield
ed a cheerful assent and but one thing
needful yet remained the seal of the
Senate's approval. Congress met ind
adjourned. Mr. Sumner made no
speech, and the Senate made no allu
sion to the Denmark bargain. A sec
ond session passed in the same way.
And now Denmark in a forcible paper
to this Government protests against
the indignity offered her. She in
stances the manner of our transaction
with Russia in striking contrast to
that of ours with herself ami puts
some pertinent questions to American
hont:r and justice. That the govern
ing sentiment in America regards the
St. Thomas trade with aversion is obvi
ous. Hut what will be done about it ?
Will the Government ratify this mat
ter as it did that of Alaska? It is cer
tainly committed, as far as good faith
goes, and if the Senate refuses to
consider the purchase, or considering
rejects it, the position of Denmark
will be humiliating. The United States
will subject itself to the imputatb n of
offering an affront to that nation
because it is weak. It will appear
that iu business matters, regard for a
contract depends less on what we
ought in honor to do than in w hat we
fear to do, and that one code of morals
applies to transactions with a power
ful State like Russia and another to
those with a weaker State like Den
mark. In other Words that Right and
wrong depend upon "a short sword
and a long, a weak arm, and a strong."
Sad Accidlnt. On last Sunday as
Mr. Levi Linder and family were on their
way to Camp Meeting, tie horses taking
fright, overturned the wagon and threw
the whole family down an embankment
about twelve feet. Mrs. L. sustained a
painful fiacture of her leg, and the
youngest child, we believe about 18
months old, was so badly hurt that it died
a few hours alter the accident. The rest
were more or less bruised but not serious
ly. Eu;cnc Guard.
Uasn JJUliNT. flic barn of eli-on
Swaggarf, on the Camas Swale was burn
ed on last Saturday night; about seven
hundred bushels of grata aud ouc wagon
was destroyed. Guard.
A Pionkeh. Vc had a hort visit
yts'erlay from llev. H. H. Spaulding,
Sen., oue of the earliest Missionaries to
this coast. If we are not in error, Mr.
Spaulding is one of the first printers that
ever set type on the western slope of the
llocky Mountains. Unionist.
Masonic. The following named per
sons were elected officers of the Grand
Chapter of lloyal Arch Masons uf Ore
gon. Grand High Priest, J. It. Bay cy ;
Dep. G. H. P., 0. II. Lewis; Grand
King, Jacob Conser; Graud Secretary,
11. P. Karhart; Grand Treasurer, J. II.
Couch ; Grand Captain of the Host, 15.
F. Goodwin ; Grand Prin. Sojourner
j Grand Royal Arch Captain j
J. 15. Lee; G. M. 3d Vail, J. 15. Congle;
G. M. 2d Vail, Jas. Itobi.son; G. M. 1st
Vail, D. II. Murphy; Grand Sentinel,
. Unvmht.
Sudden Death. On the 11th inst.,
says the Democratic Press, a young man
known as Jack Turner, about 30 years of
age, died suddenly at tho lower end of
Spring Valley, from excessive drinking
of cold water while ' ho wa3 very much
heated. The day it will be remembered,
was exceedingly warm, and coming iu
from the field during the day, the de
ceased drank about two gallons of water
in a very short time, when feeling giddy,
he staggered to a bed, fell upon it and al
most instantly expired.
Anothfb Suicide. M. Evens, who
resided near Ashland, went into his house
one day last week, took his gun and start
ed out, as was supposed, ou a hunting ex
pedition ; but not returning for some two
or three days, search was made, and when
found, he had ended his miserable- exist
ence by discharging the contents cf the
gun into his head. A splendid climax
this, for putting an end to one's self.
Jacksonville Ncics.
II Y T E I E i K A I II .
COMPILED FROM TltK 0RK001 II KHALI)
Death of Hon. II. J. Raymond
New Yoiik, Juno 18. Henry J. liny
niend editor of the New York Times, wns
struck with apoplexy at l o'clock this
morning and died at 5 o'clock.
Mr. Haytnond, accompanied by his
daughter, wcut to Orecnwocd Cemetery
for tho purpopo of selecting n family plat.
Ho intended to have the body of ono ol
his children who hud died a few. weeks
since, removed there.. Ho returned to
tho 'times office, and remarked to one of
tho asociato editors that ho never felt
better iu hi lift, except a slight feeling
of fatiguo. llo went to his residence
where ho remained until 0 o'clock, and
then went out to a tie ml a political uuct
ing. One or two of his friends whostond
in fr uit of Walleek's Theater, noticed his
uneasy step f ud general nppcaranco of
r;lnist health. Ho returned to his resi
dence !'t 11 o'ch ek, and soon as ho had
entered tho hall ho fell heavily on the
floor; but nono of tho inmates heard his
fall, they huving retired for tho niirht.
About o'clock this morning ono of Mr.
Raymond's children became restlcs, and
after becoming fully awako heard some
one breathing heavily Person in tho
house were awakened, and on defending
to the hallway found Mr. Hiymond ex
tended on the floor unconscious. Physi
cians soon arrived and pronounced him
boyond all medical aid. They also de
clared tho caso to bo apoplexy. He lin
gered unconeiously until 5 o'clock, when
he died, surrounded by the members f
his fnuiily. He. passed away apparently
with but little pain. The news of hi
death caue 1 tmifdi excitement and very
uencral regret throughout tho eity. All
the down town hotels ami newspaper of
fiecs displayed (bigs at half mast, as a
mark of respect.
T.u.lahassf., Juno 10. Tho House
to day killed the bill to equalize acedii
modation and fare fur white ami no
groc on steamboat and railroads.
Tho McCoolo and Allca Xrizo Tight.
Chicago, June Hi Tho following is
an account of the prizt! fight between Tom
Allen and Mike MeUoolo. at IWtr' Ih
land twen'y-five mile below St. Louis, to
day omitting all premi-es :
Val. McKinney chon referee.
Allen's appearance was much tho bet.
McC-x'lo is fat, and showed unskillful
training. After entering the ring. Mc-
Cio!c offered to bet Allen S2.00U, but
Alien declined, having no money. At 1-t
round the men approached each other
with caution but with confidence; a few
exchange and ihen haty h'tting ntcl-e
quarter; finally McCoolo f. tutted a t cay
b!-i'.T near Allen eye knocking him down.
FirM knek-duwri and fir blood claimed
for MeCoole. although blood appeared
upon botfi fjceR. 2ud round, terrific blow
in rapi 1 uercion ou each other face,
resulting finally in favor of McCoole. 3d
round, iheu.cn eyed each other fereciou.
ly, and nfier a few severe blow., they
clinched and fell together. The struggle
caused intense excitement, McCoole's
friends realized that the giant had luet
man worthy of his hitch 4?h ru'ind, Mc
Cowlc came to the t rateh w'nh his faee
bleeding furiui!y from a terrible gah
under the right C)c. Allen fought can
lio:rly .evidently hu-banding hi Rtrcn'f h.
Mct 'oole got in a heavy blow ou A lieu'
rib, and the latter went down to avoid
au-jthcr. The wildc.-t cxcitcmei.t tauw be
gin to prevail, a thi teemed to change
thejruspect of fie fight. 6th round.
Heavy throughout, with operate ex
changc, during wl'ith Torn administered
two or three terrific bWs ou Mike's face,
which seemed to be a uia f blood from
the forthend to ch:n. He had terrible
gashes under both eyes, aud hi lace ter-i
ribly disfigured. The combatants clinched
after a desperate struggle, and both wen',
down together near the ropes. The round
was decidedly in favor of Allen. Ofh
round. Heavy hitting. Allen who teemed
the freshe-t of the two, looked very com
placent, throwing trouod hh opponent
with the greatest eac. 7th rounu, Mc
Coolo presented a forlorn appearance, and
wa not very rapid in responding to time.
Allen looked fresh and cheerful. After
Koine exchanges of a not very satisfactory
character to McCode, Allen decided to
go to gra-s in order to escape another
terrific blow from the giant' tdedge ham
mer. 8th round, McCoole's backers urged
him to make short work of his opponent,
but in vain. He struck out wildly with
his right, but missed hh mark, Allen
striking him on his potato trap with ter
rible effect. It became evident that tho
fight would come to a speedy terminnti n.
the giant being knocked partly off his
pins, which terminated the round. 9th
and last round, Doth men responded to
the call. The excitement was so intense
that the referee could not bo heard. The
combatants approached each other and en
gaged in terrible close quarters for n few
seconds, and then clinched aud rolled over
side by side iu close conflict, both hugiring
mother earth. Allen placed his hand in
the eyes of McCoole. gouging desperately,
when the cry -of foul was raised from Mc
Coole corner. Ihc ropes were cut and
the wildest excitement prevailed for a lew
minutes, but the crowd soon dispersed to
wards the boat. The referee was afraid to
give a decision. Several pistols were pre
sented at tm head, but he refused to decide
the matter until he reached the boat.
Allen out-fought McCoole all the way
through, and to all appearance would have
won the fight if allowed to proceed. Mc
Coole was much blown and badly pun
ished, and really whipped. The fight
lasted about twenty minutes. The boat has
not yet reached St. Louis, aud nothing caD
be learned at present.
Washington News.
. Washington, June 19. The TJrick
layer'b Union expelled six members be
cause they persisted in working with two
colored bricklayers in tho Washington
Navy Yard.
Reports received from tho revenue offi
cers of Fast Tennessee, Norh Carolina
and the border counties oi Virginia, have
communicated intelligence of the seizure
and destruction of sixty illicit distilleries
within the past few months. The
work was rendered exceedingly difficult
and dangerous owinar to the resistance of
the distillers and the desperate character
of those en:a:ed in the business. Gene
ral Sherman has directed the military to
render all assistance in their power to the
revenuo officers. Id consequence of the
nire difficulty encountered by revenue
officers in Philadelphia in' attempts to
suppress the numerous contraband distil.
lcrics, application has been made to tho
Secretary of tho Navy for a squad of ma
rines, tho Attorney General directs the
U. S. Marshal there to contribute his aid
to the local constabulary.
Miscellaneous.
MoNTtioMEUY, Juno IU. Tho Demo
cratic Convention at Dadevillo for tho 3d
District nominated J. C. Jcukinxon for
Congress. Ho is a northern man by birth,
but settled iu Alabama iu 18G5. Ho U
not known ai a politician.
Tho funeral services of II. J. Kaymond
aro appointed for Monday afternoon, in
tho church on tho comer of IJu'tvoraity
Place and 10th streets.
Recruiting for the Cuban army is re
ported as quite brisk in this vicinity. It
is considered certain that some troops
will soon leavo tho city. The men enlist
ed in Philadelphia, numbering only dOU,
have not yet gone away, as their vessel is
undergoing repairs.
Tho Swedenborgian convention ad
journed to-day. Their next meeting will
beat Philadelphia, next June.
Cincinnati, Juno 19. Trains will
soon cummenco their regular trips from
Covington to LouisviSl .
The Republican primary election for
delegates to tho State convention to-day,
wa almost unanimous iu feeling, iu favor
of the election of Hay n Governor.
The i-ltu jerr tinar.co f thj I'raeo Julil
wan nlveu to-day ljr iM'ino T.ftOA i 0,000 clii
liillr-ii, nUriiMiiij;ri 1 trr tui'l li titiifj tH'H-iir.
Oie Hull jlny l ft nii'l rr a K' nml Ado
l:iutf l'hilliji ming ft Jut t. The Ho ing fto w
tho one huijiliu.lth j.lin, mi hy iho lnl ltrii,
tha atfiicttvo joining. S-vcral cMldrii wiroovcr
oumo hy the heat aiol cxciuiiunt.
Nasu vtu,r June 11. If. II. Harden, tale
Ju lo T tha Su rm Court if Trimi, nn
tiouitcf hfiBHf u o ettJ'li'latfl for thu HiIj Fch
ul'. He ! I ii ri lointHf in f4Vor of culling a
i-onvrution hv tho i.ext l.-;;il.tur.?, to rem'
lttji'ul d Muii'i from nil fchiiw HtU;ii, n!
I ttii-fii'l tho cMi(itutl ti ' a tu t?-ur tho right!
v( ul:ra,c tocotornl in n for all future lime. Thft
eolorpi! ui'i vote on iho aulhrity of Inn n(
tho I.cUlnturtt. hut thai rihl U c'lur-l fr -m lh
t' n-tiluti-jtj. J favor tti ratification f
th r'i!ttt ih Ann mln eftt.
A nvw Ht' he' iifr .! r will ho ijuo lon Mon
itor.
A1vIcp frotii I!m-t T-fiMe in-lirale thnt
Ftokc ill rnrrr ttinl -ttio hy ft lr? majorily.
Pettier i!l curry .Mi M! nl VctTn TfiMic-,
tut nty ft itiorongb rigi!r:itiii. h rtofon rf
rn! 'I hy the r?futl of iho r-ffilfar toe,iii-ly
with Ih" taw, in Hrthim.
.Mr.arin. Jutu l'J.--Tho "roj. rrj'ri from Ar
Lnr.a. North Miiiii b'1 North Aluhatnn r
farr.?Ll, rfcspit j the unori ui weather for
ctk nt.
lUt.TiM-!( Jutiv 2A. Two wirk niuco ihu fia
j.rrriior of lhi Jitii t ir.a lo an in tio of
Altmnna tHit!trj ftttiat; 4 t Ihu J'ulb i !e of
Ilalti'ti ru rouiiiy. on 1 th r"U ws n or-ler t"
tho Collector to Hiu ail th? hiiihlin;. tuiichinfry
Rti't i3rtii ninl i.oOO harrU whiVy. It l
lilt-fl that through the roi:fiviiirc ot th Col.
lerir -r Oovt ri:in tl t&t- r crury facility hI
h?ea ff-ied t- jrj trul fraud upon th r enuf.
Kry taction of lU rcrtnuo Stw rrgulatitig il!I-
lrr'K h htIJ Tioliti-I.
1'ouiirll Iror-elitiu.
Tutar4v Lvr.ic, Juno 21, lf.9.
t'onneil m,t. Boll railed; Pr-enl Mayor
Ftaoard, fN uueiluieri i c kh man, Mealey, Mar
shall. C'oinley and Nixn.
Minute of previou meeting were read and ap
proved. The following bill wrr prrM-. and. on m.
ti'.n. wero t-rd.-rd pti I bv tie (" inmH'- o on I irs
an I watrr : Il.'dc.f J. C. Merrill A. Co.. Ml 7; bill
of J. Webber, 1 1. of whi-!. wa atlowe I j; bill of
(1. V. Kettlrtnier. ?22 61 : bill of Julia. Cradwohl,
$H I2J : l!t o Abbott Jt Brown. Id.
Bill of hVnder. tert,bt & t.V. for 3 12.
wa aili4-d. and on i.i fi-n the lteor.er wa di-rc'-t
-d to ilraw an r-lrr fr lb" amoui.t.
Bin or P.. I. A Pro.. fr f 7 alliael. an 1
on m ti n the pf--'r I, r wa or l rvd V dra;r an
order fr ibr antut.t.
B.tl of HiSt .b dcl & Ca f .r Si 05. ail .wed. an I
on motion tho Bc-.rdr wa dircetcd draw an
order tf.r th amoijiit.
Bdl of . II. Batti, f.r (e, jj, allowed. n 1
on iii .ti n the Be-order wj directed t- dra an
order Tr the amount.
Bill cf C. Mmlev, f .r $21 S, allowed, and m
mii-n th IJecorder wa diri t dtodiaw an order
fvr the amour,;.
Bill of J. J. Whiiney, for $2 in, on motion watt
referred to too Finance Ctnmi;l.c.
Bid of J 'hn Itankin. f.,r ?2.1. wat on motion
a!lftv 1 :s I t'.c Bvcordv-r directed to draw an or
!cr for t! e awv.ift.
t)a lu'-iion. it wi ord-rtd that Frank Wnod b
rc-jtiirv I to bni! 1 a i on the eat i l of
L.t No. 4 in IV-ck No. 17. and that h WalUwed
11 dy In wt ich to Cfitaplet the ame.
Jl'-'r lIiiog'-r A Broan ti'lered a mom for
lliQ eB of the (.,t.reil and lUcorder, at $2 per
won h, w'iich wa on motion accepted.
On motion, the B carder va orders t to a lrer
lie for bid for dii'giug wH or citcrn, aid bid
to be handed in at the best regular meeting of
lh Comm n CottntU.
On, motion contrart ir and property bolder on
Second tre?l wero allowed IS day in which to
comp'ele the graveling of the name.
On motion. Counctliuen llaekk-man. Mealey and
Marha!l were appointed a Committee on Street
and Alley. whoe duty it ha!l be to cxamiueaod
receive wotk p rformc I on the a:uj.
On motion adjourned.
M. V. BROWN, Recorder.
TO CONTRACTORS.
TTICK IS H Fit till Y UIVKN THAT ON
Thurday. July 8. LSf.3. at 71 o'clock p.
tbe Common onnejl of tho Cily of Albany will
receive aealed propoali for making ono or more
well of one of tho following My le and patU-rna
that may Ik adopted by the Common Council. vU :
Pattern No. IA well Ift feet in diameter, wall
ed with brick from tho bottom and arched from
thu water lino to thi diameter of 2) fet at
tho top, aud securely covered with acait-iron cnp.
Pattern No. 2 A well 14 feet square. line I with
3-iuch n d fir lumber, pot in corners 6 i.iebea
quare of same material ; capped with 6 limber
4x10 incite thick ard decked wilh 3-inch red fir
lumber, with timber for upporting Ihe cap.
Pattern No. 3 A well IS feet in diameter,
walled from the gravel to tho surface, and covered
ai No. 2.
Bidders are rerjuortcd to make separate bids or
proposal for ench claa of wen advertised, and
atate tho cot per foot in each cace.
Tho Council will reserve Ihe right to reject any
ana all bids. m. V. BuO N, Itecorder.
Ukai.vAoaiv. IJv rcottest of tlic
Portland Fourth of July celebration
.committee, we stito tliat tlio report
tlmt Train lias declined to deliver tlio
oration at Portland is not true, the
Committee claim tohave late and posi
tive assurance from Train that ho will
hetheroand orate. All persons who are
anxious to observe- tho curl of his
moustache had better make a pilgrim
age to Portland on the 5tlt of tho
coming month.
At Couvali.is. The following arc
tho names of tho officers elected at the
recent municipal election in Corvallis :
Mayor, Geo. P. Wrcnn ; Recorder, W.
P. Robertson ; Marshall, M. II. Bell ;
Treasurer, Wm. Fleidnerj Council-
men, A. Knight, W. A. Wells, A. R.
MeConnell, B. Pilbcan, A. Partly, Cal
vin Hanna. The two latter aro Repub
licans, and the rest of the officers aro
Democrats. ;,
: The effect of Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters, even when taken for its cathartio nron
cities, are. very different from those of anv
other medicine, prepared specifically for
mat purpose. ;. .
There v no nausea or disturbance of the
stomach, and , instead of causing any sense
1 iiiuuwr, or ueuutry, u seems ratner to in
vigorate the whole system, and excite the
Keenest appcuto. ,
HYXOVtilH OF I.ATEHT NEWS.
Wheat lift advtinrod in Liverpool to lOt. 2d., an
ndvanc of 8 ju-nce in n day.
Fifty flrini in St. Loui guarantor the merchant
of tho Corn Exchange insurance agaiit lo lo
tho experiment of brinintf an ocean Uatntr from
Nbw York and loading her with grnin ntthatport.
In tho Hou of Lord, nn tho Ivth, tho Inxh
Church Hill pinned to a nocoiid reading awld great
excitement, hy a votoof I7tf to 14.
Mtiridiiit Kerrano ha tuktn the oath a Ilegentof
Fpnln. Tho new Cabinet conit of Trim, Bco'y
or Wjir Silva, lre't f tho Ministry; Jlomru,
Sec'yof Hlatcj 'iruco, Minitcr "f Jutife.
The King of (Jreeci, in hi opening upecch to
tho new Ohnmbcr, deelared hi purpooof cutting
a uliip canal through th IkIIouus ol Corinth.
Judo l'ihcr, of tho Criminal Court at Wanh
inirton, hnA hud a uuiiihtT of tagroe lumtnoned
to fill vnoanotvn in iho irwid and pi tit jtirie.
At tho Uovorntncnt Printing Onice, on lbo21tt
throo compocityf roxlgnod heonusv tho Kegro
Douglas wit continm-d. One of them wim a crip
pled clt rk who would not work with a m;gro.
rfonral irwiuher of tho Cuban Junta have been
nmnti'd nt Waiihiriglon, at tho inxtance of tho
KputiUli iMimtor. and ronlined in jail.
Th trial of Verger, in Miiippl, before an
lnfauiou military eotitt, 1 going on.
A grand ma Wnmni'i Huflrage Convention
will h laid at St, Loni. 0 t- fl. during tho Agri
cultural Fair of Mionri.
Tho tak in th McCool-Allco fight hfli been
riven over to McCoole.
(Jen. Can by announce thnt ho wil not admit
arybody nn i member of tho Virginia I:gi!ature
who can't lake tho iron clad oath. Mont of the
Con rvative candidate will btivo to be withdrawu
and tliuxn who enn lake oath ubilituted
Tho Indian alia' kod a government train nar
Fort Wultaco in Hanuft and captured thro ix
inula Uatiii, Iho (-am were retaken, (.ol
(Jrcifiwoor Knn V. It. H. rveylng I'-irty
wre nttaelied on the lifrh hy a band of iu Clu-y
eniic. Ihu Indian wero n-pulscd ofU:r u dejfj'er
ato fiht.
p itted lail, with two hundred ledge, ha left
the rrm rvnllon. Ill intention nio tmkttown.
Tho llmtilian (iortrnm,rt ha acceded to the
drmaud of Miniter Wil li, and tho aCuir between
him and that OoVirrimcnt i tti d.
Htotc. laodidate fr (Ji.vetnor of one fork of
tho Ten new eo Uadi al prly i nevero in his de
nunHatioti f oi i Prownlow and dc!art that
(J runt i.4 on hi idf.
Ala j eiil outing of th M'-mj hi U Bf I of
Al.lruncti ihu Mayor obtamod leave or a' cnc
acd a i pointed a h2f pro Urn. 1 h Ilourd rc-
fued t confirm the appointment, and elected a
lamt.ai. in J!ay.r iKiiounc-i in ifaru, n
a ftw t xct ption. athi.'Ve, and withdrew It: ap
piicaiion lor have. The Uoard adjoorned in grtat
diordtr.
Mexican di'i'fttrbe ttc that the trouble at
Queraicro are tuereatlng. Th' r-vi lotion go on
ft in (JuiiioL'u .t . Hen. !,yada ha iu.d an
nrdrr for a division of the land and hacienda
auiong thu Indian. Thi i regarded a the be
tlwain r of a war of raec.
, ... i reM-ieni M .n.- . . v--., ,
rno. l he rioimi-.n r ni. uitiing tu- recnea oi
the Iuk; of Motilpen:cr in Kpain wa rejected in
Ihe Torti by a voi-t of Vt to C7.
The h'-r! In of lb5 French. American Coble
ha bs-en pli'--1 an I the Cireat Lantern piitt- --a.
tien. 0. IL Fatirence. the ttew r-'an Frai.eio
mint afpoifitc. at d J. U. Hsmtd. the new ed
letor, haru filed bond, the twiot change band
about Jufy It,
Tho Hn fni:e Court of lJcrg5a have dt-Hdcd
that tho Codr. adopted bv the nw on!itotin
forever r rs, Vtia tnarrinrs relation between!
t . . . a - .a ft r.' - A,- a .1. f
.B..I.tr.,1...n..rr.,n.. Am. -
e.aro ur!, marriag.. anaul.ed. Georgia ned
more rei-ousjriVMi-Ti.
Fir thou3ii 1 etni-raM left Liverpool the 3d
wek In June, fi.r Amerie.
Lhoiatrl paha, vi;ery o( Kgypt ha arrived
in L-do.
Wbtat advanced to 1 1 .TO (' 1.7 in New York.
Oregon oat are quoted in ho Francisco at 1,6D
f"i 1.70.
Barley, new and Uh U. $1.10 and $1,15.
Tl.c AVir lJihji .Marvin -reached
at Juckauuvtiltt lat Saturday and Mou
day. iMPTlir KIA. Thi; danjreroa. and fa
tal ii-ca"c ha.t tiain made i( appearance
in this enmity, isu ! than tl-.rte or f'ur
children li-ivui-r dst d hut rceeuily with it.
Jar kswi idle Xncs
An exclmtie av : "The furjri.in;:
riirativw efjj.-rti'y f Ir. Walker Vic.it
UirTett", i a j.'rt'.'it tnrtHy of chronic dia
ea, ef'fia!lv lh w!n h prtvi!.itinntit
an I even incurnhte Ly 1 13 .rdttiary trxit
meiit, eaM.nt Le explained. Nature-, aMc-1
Ly art, ha lier fifuiJd n rare ciiLinatL:j
of rare tncilii-inal pr'jeriiea. wtaely adapted
t'i I ho rurc .f dleae eninum to all man
kind." MARRIED:
VANCLKVK-MaCK. On the Z9;h ii'it.. at
Ihe rrtldeiice of ibe bridt in thi city, by Itev.
Heory Clay Jrtkin. Coi.l.. Vjici.r.ve. editor '
th Albany HfjUstr, aod Hvkhkz L. JIacsal!
of thU city.
PKCIAL NOTICKS.
How Shall Z Hccovcr My Utalthl',
Thi I the mental qncilioo atked by the 5ck,
and after repeated failure, llavo yoo ued
BUANBKETIFS PILLS? Thi i a medicine
which itnrdy "cleanse"- c!eace the Mood and
eery orjran 4 the b ly. Thi 'mratbm' i
nre t retora your health, if pumaed in accord
ance with the printed direction. One who ha
recovered hi health by thi mean till u tohave
courage and do likewUo. J. J.- Cook, jblibcr
of the tlannrr for twenty year, at Bennington,
Vt., ay, "Brandreth'a Pill eured me of dypep-
ia when every nthi-r tncaoa had failed, and I
artually jjiren uji by my physician and friend."
Scrofula of 42 Years Standing Cured.
PRB.Tusviu.f. Pa, January It,
Dn. TSn.inKKTn Ioar ir : I have been afhict-
ed with acrofula fr forty two ycav' ; but when
hepohad ln departed, anlratioa , unexpectedly
came. I bavo u d yonr pill for the last fifteen
month. Lanjcuae fail to convey an Idea of the
b!cing they havo been to me ; they have cured
me, and my health and idrenjrth are now perfectly
retored. LUCIKN H. JONES.
Bold by all Urufrxists. Dr. Ilrandrctli ofilce,
Brandreth House, New York. n14w4
VAIN KILIiKU!
TUB CHEAT
Family Medicine of tho Ago !
TAKEN INTEltNALLY, IT CURES
D'senlary, Cholera, Diarrhea,
Cramy. and Pain in the Stomach,
Jioicel Complaint, Painters'1 Colic,
Liver Complaint, .w;wtn0 Indigestion,
Sore Throats, Sudden Colds, Coujhs,dx.
USED EXTERNALLY, IT CURES
Boils, Felons, Cuts, Jlruises. Hums, Scalds,
Old Sores, Sprains, Toothache, Pain in
the Face, Xeurahjia, Jtheumhiism,
'Frosted Feel, tfc, tcM tf-c.
marl5v4n30yl-ch mnly. n43w4
i ..X-lO jc
TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
1 virtue of an execution isHUed out of the Cir
cuit Court of the Stato of Orcuon, for Linn
county, and to me directed and delivered, in faror
ot Thomas S. Summers and iuta summer, auu
against Fhileider Loo, for tho Hum of $.591,05,
interests and coats of auit. I hare this 14th day
of June. A. 1. 18C9, lovied upon tho south half
of the following described real estate, aud toe
appurtenances thereunto belonging, lo-wus
Notification No. 2140, as Lot fivo of Scotion
twenrv-three: Lots eieht. uino. and ten, of section
twenty-four: Lots ono, two, threo and four, and
(tie JNortu uatt oi tno aouuwosi cuuriur ui otuiwu
twentv-five : and Lots one ond two of Section
twenty-six; all in Township twelve, south of
Range two, West, comprising szu acre, more or
less, in Linn county, uregon ana, oa
Tuesday, the 21th day of July, 1869,
between the hours "of 9 o'clock a. u. and 4 o'clock
p. ir. of said day, in front of the Court House door,
in tho city f Aibauy, Liuu Co., O'gn, I will sell the
above described property for cash in hand, at
public outcry, to the night st ana best niauer. ;
iated this 14th day of June, A. D. I860.
R. A. .IRVINE,
Tin44ni. f?hcrifT Liuu county, Oregon.
NEW ADVERTISKMENT8
IJX K UTO IVH X OT I CIS.
ICttutcof II. W. Powell deceased.
NOTICE IB ItKREIlY (1IVEN THAT THE
''ttrnk-rrfgncd bns b n ftppoinfed Iixecntor of
thonhove I.Ktaf c, hy the County Court ol Lion to.,
On n. All jutn having claim fiumnl tuo e
tate tntiet prcucnt tlirm to tho urolcrxined.flt hia
rcfidtnco 1J mile North of Went Point in aid
Cduntjr within tit innnthn from thu htreof.
J. M. 1'UWU.LL, Executor.
r.uell & Klkinn, Att'yt.
Albany, g'n.. Jun 19, nl5rlwt.
Nin:snrtMH HAi.i;.
NOTICE 18 IIKKEISY OIVKN THAT BY
virtue of an exc-eutioti iucd out of the Cir
cuit fotirt of thi Flat of Oregon for tho county
of Ltnn, on iho 21ft day of June, I8G9, and to mo
directed and delivered, In favor of William Craw
ford, and a;aiiit W. W, pMtrlnh & Co., for tho
aura of $9.H20, in U. H. gold eoln, ond intereat
and etf I have, t-n thi 23d day of June, A, If.
18o9, levied on tho following dencrihcfl real estate
and tho appurtenante thereunto belonging, to
wit: Fifly-ono feet olT of tho Kat ide of Lot No. b,
in Illoi k No. tt, a laid down on the plat and ur
vey of eald cily, on filo in tho Clerk' office in Iho
city of Albany, county of Linn, and Hiats of Ore
gon, together with the tenement, hereditamett
and appuitcitancc tl.en nntv belonging or in any
wiiio appertaining ; and, on
Tuesday, the 21th day of July, 18G9,
at I o'clock t. m in front of the Court Houe
door, in tho citv of Albany, Linn county, I will
ell tho above described property f r ;ah in hand
in 11, H. gold coin, to atify iid execution, in-
teret and cot!, ut public outcry, to the highest
and lnt bidder.
Uated thi 21et day of June, A. I. 1 f'J.
uiiviwl. H. A. II'.VINK,
Sheriff of Linn Co., O'gn,
iii;i:ii s '8 ham a:.
TOTICK IS tlKKHUY OIVLN THAT BY
j3( virtuo f an execution iued out of the Cir
cuit Court of the Ftato of Or g -n, f r Linn coun
ty, on the 2bt day ol June, Ihft'J. end to me di
rected and delivered in lavor of Wi'Jiam Crawford
and g;il W. V. Parrirh and J. C MtndenhalJ,
par'ner und r lh? name of V. V'. purrbb A. Co.
f.r th-j mm of $I,fc7l 27 in V. H. gold coin and
inlertftt and co-i, 1 have oo thlr, 26ih day of
June, A. I)., X' f 'i. levied on tlie foil , wing detcrb
ed real ctteartd the appurt-.fiance thvrcunt-f tc
l''Hgif .' to-wit:
lcR'i nxing at tho Hoa!h-cat c-rner ( block No.
10 in Cue ea:ern additi- a of tho Town of Albany
t n known and lerib.d upon the recorded map or
plat of laid Town of Albany, County of Linn,
Hat of Oregon, and mining thenec along the
eat line ol rM bJo k lifct; theore wett 132
fett; thence aofjth X" fet ; th.-.ice cat 6ft left ;
thci ci? touib 1!' fe. t: lh nee tat oft fptt to the
placa of beginning, ! .-'uding two lot wre or le.
AJ j foH..ir. decrii ed Lot ai.d appurfen
anc. thereto bel"nj;in?,eomint.tc'og at tLeNorih
wtrt cormr of I;;x k No. U, iu the Ltt;rn addi
tion to tlie Cifv of Albany, a dei.;r:at-d upon thu
Town Plat of ihe dome. Tb.n';e K.it on tonJ
North line of raid 153 ? c! l''ii fn-t to tlea c -riser of
Ma k' North west -otnr; theccehouih to the cen
ter of id B!o k at ihe line runi.'.u K. W.; ti ence
Wr4 It 0 (el la the U'tt lm ; of iaid Lhnk;
tbvnee North on aid lVtt line f aid Block Vt
lb plaee if begir;.ing : and on Tuesday, the 27th
day f July, at I oVhck v. . of id day
ta front of tha C tut IIouk- doer, latins city of
Albany, Liun Co. Og'n., I wiil ell the ab ve d.-
iM-bed proJrty UT C-h in lia
LXt:lt.hu
h in hand in U. H. gM
is ai I cxc':ulion, intercut nud co!frat
Public outcry, to tiie hiijhet and btat bidder.
Dated lhi 2th uay 1 Jtsnc. A. I. !6S.
B. A. II; V INK.
v4it5wf. Kher:? Lino Co., O'n.
fin:itn i s a.
TOT!CK IH HLUKItY IVKX THAT BY
virlifj of ao ex-rut 1 itti .d '.vt tf the Cir--ul
Oort of the Mt -f Or jon f,r Linn cfnr.ty
a the 2.T4 dy f Jjfi;. f'J. tor.e dlr"rt-l an i
del.Tcred in f r of Jse M. Chun biii. Adtnin
itrator ol L .i ( Lr--h'.ll, !erra'-d, and a-aiot
W. W. Parii'li ! ! Ktu lir:e I'srrib, J. C. Men
d nhail at 1 L'mln t.ae M&Jcrttail. for th turn of
?-T,165 f.0 to t". g-dd c in, kteretl and c ts,
1 hae, thi ?iih dy of Jo:c, IhC'J. K-vie J 00 t!;e
f,:iowitj ik,i-f;1 I tial etits i.u 1 ait Ihe afj.tir
lnat.ce, t! ctt v'.'o t!t it;. I -wit:
C'ojaa.ir.rir.x at a jM-in. "j U t we.t of the nrth
rat eonur .f l.oi N?. I in I'd tk No. 10. and
ruttiiir. iht-iMC vtsi on l-ie ijih liii; of Crtt
trtt 2i fctt ; tl.cme ou;h pctt'.Ul w.tb the eat
Itbc of a.d Liock I t'O f,i l; tfcebce eat on the
n rth l.t e tf tie a'l y 2i fvri ; thtt.ee r.i-rth .a a
paralM lite aith t!.e z A es-l Uoe vf aid I'dck
I Oil fut to the pSace of bugluuiag.
And al'-t the (-M jip driwl with the
I purU-nanr-r therein belor :tif. to-wit : Il-iu-uihgat
the is-uthesit torticr f Fl ck No. IS, iu
the I!4tero a l!iti not the Ton of Albany a
known bb 1 dc ribe I upon the Kecordc 1 M ap r
Plat ijf nt'ii Tuwu of AiHany, Coi.n'y t f Ltr.n.
estate of Or;p-n, ao I running thence ah-i? t e
Fat line of aid Lh.ck 1VJ t it; the; cc W.i 132
ftt ; lhi-nre -.uih w0 Act; t!.ei,et Fast 6 Sett ;
tbeoca hotith lt'0 ftrt ; thence Fat C fct in the
p'aec ol beginuin including tw Lot, ra rc or
lr. Al the I 'olJowing d-frihtd L-t with tho
appurtuance thcrvto beSoKio. tr.il: Coui
inet.r'm j at the Nitbwet c r of L'.tck No. 15
in tho Lantern addition tj Ihe City t f Albany,
0n., a deis&ated Gjn the T? wn Piat of the
fame ; thence l."a!t on the Notth line t-f aid Llotk
10'J feci tt? the eorturof MatkV N"rtheM crr.cr:
thente South t the ces.Ur if ;d M ck i.t th?
lire rutiuin 1. W. ; tb. t;co West 100 fict t the
W. linauf said Uh t k; thifctC Nrtb nfaid XV. line
f raid L!ck tu the p!a; c of iHpinninj.'. And al
o the fvllowin ik-rtribed L t with the arpuurten
atict ther-ti bt-bEjriti. aal jct t tt a morifjajre in
favor of WiHiutii Ci aw ford, of fifty -one lel in
width, off of ti e Ka-t idc f Lot N. 5 in Pluck
No. three (3) Sa aid Ci'y of Alhasr, Ctucty tf
Linn, State of Oregon : and on
Tuesday, the '11th day of July, 1S69,
at 1 o'clock p. a., iu front of the Court Ilu?o
door, in the city of Albany, Linn count r. Oregon.
I will - the above dencribcd property for cash
in hand, in Foiled State gold coin, to tatify
aid execution, intt-rvft and cot, at public outcry,
t the uisch- t and best bidder.
.Dated this 25th day of June, A. P. ISfi9.
Tin ib w 4 It. A. IRVINE.
Sheriff of Lir.n County. Oreirou.
THE NINETY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY
OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDE'CE
WILL HE CF.Lr.BRATKD BY
ALISAIwY I JIUJ CO. iO. I,
OS
FRIDAY, JULY 2, 18G9. -
OFFICERS OF THE DAY:
Chardain Rev. R. C. Hill
Reader of Declaration lhos. O.Taylor
Orator -Gc. R. Helm
Marabal.... D. M. Thompson
PROGRAMME:
Sunrise salute of 13 guns and ringing of city bells.
Noou, salute of 37 guns. At suuset .
salute of thirteen guns.
AtlO o'clock a. ui. tho procession will form on
liroadalbin street, the right rt sting on
Second street, in the following order :
National Colors.
Albany Bruss Band.
Officers of the Day.
City and County Officers.
Public Schools.
Car with Goddess of Liberty aud Aids, and 37
Girls to represent each fetitte in the Uuion.
9 Boys on Horseback, representing the Territories.
Albany Fire Company aud Fire Apparatus.
Citizen on Foot.
Citizens ou Horseback.
Citizens in Carriages.
At 10 i o'clock precisely the procession will move
to First street j up Jbirst to Calipooia: up Cal- -ipooia
to Seventh ? dowu Seventh to Wash
ington ; down Washington to Filth
down Fifth to Ferrj ; down Ferry
to First; aud down First
To Haelileraan's Groe;
Where the following exorcises will bo had ;
- ; : Musiu by the Band. ?
Prayer by the Chaplain, -Singing
by the Glee Club.
Reading ot the Declaration of Independence.
, Musio by the Baud.
ORATION.
Music by the Band.
Diuner.
In the afternoon tho procession will march hack
to ihe Engine House to Disband.
3A general invitation is extended to tho citi
zens of Albany and Linn and adjoining counties
to participate.
Bv OnPEii of Cow. of Arrangements.
Tho Firo Company will give a
SOIREE IN THE EVENING,
ix rAnrttsn's haul.
ADVERTISEMENTS.'
BY JULIUS GRADWOHL,
-at the -
SAN FRANCISCO STORE :
100,000 BUSHELS WHEAT AND OATS I ;
100,000 DOZ. EGOS I 100,000 LBS. BUTTER I
500,000 L2S. WOOL I
A tho Market Quotations are corrected by tn
weekly, I will p'iy the pri e which they
contain for the above article.
junl0v4o4Itf J. GRADWOHL.
TUB iVATIOIVAI,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!!!
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICERS Eiwjtfci A. Joses, Prc't; Ja
ruAS 0. HAi.".y. Vioo Prca't; Johji A. Moar
iob, f?ec'yj II tit am IJ. WniTK, M.D., Med. Ex.
All Policht Non-f.rffcitinjr. Annual Ineome
1225,000.00- Dividend. 18f,8, i0 fer cent
HTITZEL 4 UPTON.
Oen'l Agent, Portland, O.
J. Ql'INN THORNTON,
golicilinz Ai.-n, Albany, Og'n. r4nZ2mt(
VALUAELE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY
FOR f,ALZ IN
Stevens' Aifiticn to East
THE EAST PORTLAND HOMESTEAD C0.r
offer for ale Lot and Block ia Stephens'
Addition to Kant Portland at rtanon-tbie
price. Tho Lot and BSocka will
bo aoid to ac;;oujifpdate
cust- nivr, and on
OHI, Tr70, AND THREE YEAES CEEDIT!
Olt
"PAYABLE Y.i M:HTHLY IN STALL MINTS i
The object of the Cvmpany i to afTord erery facil
ity to the actual ttUr to obtain a Ilomc
tcal atord'it; to Li rocaas.
LOANS WII.I. 13 K MADE
sr TtlZ
Lat PortSsnd Saiinrs and Loan Bank!
on the name term!. o t to ai'nt the purchas
er of a Lot or Ulork t build a bouc
An opportunity i thu offered U erery head cf a
family to procure a Houu;eal.
The land offered for talc will more than doable ia
value a '.cn a the
oregox ci;ti:ai, RAILUOAD
i iu ruBoicg order to Oregon City. The
Portland Bridge Company
of which H. M. .-tarr, K. i President, eoo
template er't-tiuj a l-rid;t aero tho
WiHaonttc iliicr, tho tcrnnina of
wht'-h wlll in t!u cenUr of
the new Toisntite. The
Masonic, Odd Fellows and Good Templars?
Lodjt each own 4 loL nl wi'.l orn build-
llall -D the eae. Ti
i i recni fX'ei-
Lnt f ' hfj-sl f ..i; ii- s will Kc ir.crca.-cd
by h? carW ft.l'IUhrrieit of a
NL-.Y r.l'.ALF.l) aCIIOOI.
Mr. Jamp B Stephen wi'l rtart for the t at
au early day ia pr ccre the iic?ary applU
accca to uj p!y the pl,ic? with an abun
dance of pure water, that i obtaina
ble from the ratioa f p-injr back
of atd on the town Mte.
TITIE-U. S. PATENT.
For further r articular ar-tdr to t addrr-M
HADirLTON BOYD,
at Mcs-r. Laid 1 TiUina PonlanJ,
or to A. M. LOkYEA.
at theKa't Portland Bank, in Fait Portland.
Parti nd, June 10. lsf.3 Tnllml
MORE ITT ATT 2C0.C00 PERSONS
Bear Ustimocy to thi "Wc-sderful Cun
iX.-tt cf
13
Dr. Joseph Walkers
VIKEGJU? BITTERS,
Manufactured from th nattve Herbs and EooU
ofCuHromK.
rpTh3 Great Blood Pn-iGer.n
FOH IXFLAJniVTORY AND CUKO.MO
UnEUMATISM AND OOUT. DVSPEPSIA or
IXIUOENTIOV, Ml 101 S. lTEMITTEST arwt
INTERMITTENT FEVERS. TIEASFH CFTHS
BLOOD. I.IVER. KIDXEY3 ami PTPDER.
thnelJITTEnShave ln rnot wivRful. SrOI
DISEASES ere caused by VTTIATEH BLOOD,
which ia pneral!y frfHluoed by Ueransemt-ct cf
the DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Cleanm the Vitiate! IUgcH trhnew I"
Its impurities bursting through the rUu in Fim
plea, Eruptiona. or Sores: cleaut it when you find
it obstructed and sluggish in tho veiua: cau
it when it ia foul, and your fwdiiiRs trill tell yon
when. Keep the blood healthy, sud all will be well.
AGENTirs v
Corner Pine and Sansotne Rtwta.San Fnmctsco.
Cal., and Siernento, fal, and
34 Piatt Street, X.Y.
J. CIUNN THORNTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon,
firriLL PRACTICE IN THE SUPERIOR
f and inferior Courts of Marion, Linn, Lane,
Benton and Polk counties. Five per cent charged,
on eolhetions, when made without sueing.
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J, E, SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
First Street, Albany, Orcgon
TnE PROPRIETOR ANNOUNCES TO Tni
pub'io that he has recently established a.
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT .
injAlhany, and will accommodate customers with.
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MEALS AT AII. nouns :
My tables will be furnished with all the luxuries
that the njarket affords.
Day Board, per week........ ,..$4 50
Single MealH.. 50
Oyster Stews 2i
HE?All kinds of CONFECTIONARY on band
for sale. -"
junlKvintimC, J. E. SMITH,'