She Sjuurat.
FRIDAY...... SEPTEMBER 15, 1S71.
AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
Brownsville
JJellevuo..,
Corvallis
; J. M. iTorpan.
...... -Titos. Morris.
.W. J. Robertson.
Canyon City,
......... ...... nv.-. J lixintw
Eugene
......... J. u. Walton, Jr.
Gaasburg; Matthew Fountain.
Harrisburg Sam. May & IV. It. Holt.
Jefferson...... .........Hanlev Waterman.
Lebanon... W. H. Klkins.
La Grande ....... KB. JWcComas.
WftHa Walla .'.N. T. Caton.
Orepon City ........... J. K- Ralston.
Portland. .. ...... J. M. Baltimore.
Peoria ..Jacob Thompson.
icburg 1.x. Kent.
lo. -Dan. uaDV ueo. vuntaie.
Kalom ....-.B. if. Brown
The Dalles ..-A. H". Ferguson.
Jacksonville J. 11. Neil
Medical Department. We have
received a catAlogue of tho Medical De
partment of Willanu'tto University
The following la a list of the members
of tho Faculty for the ensuing year
13. R. Fiske, A M, M D, Professor of
Pathology, Theory and Practico of
.Medicine, and Lecturer on Clinical
Medicine; II. Carpenter, M. D, Irof. of
civil and Military Surgery, and Lectur
er on Clinical Surgery; D Payton, M.
D, Professor of Obstetrics and Disea
ses of Women and Children; S. R. Jes
snp, M, D Professor of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy, E. Y. Chase, M D,
Frofessor of Materia Medlca and Ther
apeutics; C II Hall, -VD, Professor of
of Pysiology and Hygine; L L Roggers,
A B, A M, Professor of Chemistry and
Toxicology; S C Simpson, AB, A M,
Professor of Judical Jurisprudence.
' The sixth regular ccurse of lectures
will commence with a public lecture
on .the evening of the fourth May of
2fov., at 7 o'clock. Six lectures will
be given daily, except Wednesday af
ternoon and Saturday. Session to con
tinue four months.
Disgraceful. A woman engaged
as a house servant at the Overland Ho
tel made herself an object of disgusting
attraction on last Sunday night, by
getting drunk and raising a general
row in the neighborhood. She came
out on the street and assailed all whom
she chanced to meet, with language
such as only the most degraded of hu
mankind can utter. A besotted spec
imen of humanity calling himself a
man, also in a beastly state of intoxica
tion, began a war of words with the
woman, and between the two they suc
ceeded in making night hideous for
some time. Marshal Weller finally
arrivedou the ground and arrested the
woman and conveyed her to the lock
up. In the meantime a number of the
boys" turned the hose, attached to the
force pump, loose on the male inebriate,
.and he left before the Marshal could
make his arrest, but not without a se
vere drenching from the hose. Such
scenes are not frequent in Albany.
This is the first instance of a woman
leing arrested in the town, and we
trust that it may be the last.
Xew Fcknituk e. Charley Mealey
is in receipt of an invoice of new furni
ture which is much superior to that
usually presented in this market,
y mong his new chamber sets we ob
serve a set called the "Matchless Lau
rel,'! trimmed with black walnut, which
for beauty of manufacture cannot be
excelled. This set would ornament a
palace. Other new styles of painted
sets may be seen which are neat and
elegant. His miscellaneous furniture
is all of the very best sort, and his well
known liberality is a sure guaranty
that the prices will be reasonable. Call
and inspect his new wares.
Dead. Jyers' coon is dead; literaly
defunct, gone up and passed in his
checks. He suffered death for the old
offence of "eating the forbidden fruit."
Grapes were his weakness and he went
for them; chickens he was fond of and
he occasional y confiscated one. He
was detected and suffered the extreme
penalty of the law. Jyers mourneth
and will not be comforted His friends
sympathize with him but quietly re
joice that the' coon has made his exit
from this sublunary sphere where
it was generally conceded he was more
ornamental than useful. ;
Attextios'. Mr. Jerry Driggs has
-completed the survey of his tim
bered lands en the Santiam river, nine
miles from Albany- The lands have
been subdivided into tracts of ten,
twenty, thirty and forty acre, and are
now offered for sale to these wishing to
ecure small tracts of timbered lands
for fuel, rails, etc. Mr. Driggs will be
In attendance, on Monday, Sept. 18,
1871, on which occasion purchasers are
invited to be in attendance and select
their lands. , , . .. -
Fibb Is the MorxTAixs Last
Friday a fire broke oat on the W. V. &
C. M. W. Road, about two miles above
Upper Soda, and burnt every thing
clean from thence to Hensley's ranche
. a distance of 12 miles. Many trees
fell across the road, imperiling the
lives of a family who were passing
down at the time of the fire." John
Gilliland went out on .Monday with a
force of hands to clear the road, and
doubtless ere this travel has been re
sumed. ' '
Jewish New Yeab. To-day, Sept.
15th) commences the Jewish New Year.
The observance of this anniversary is
strictly adhered to by the adherents to
the Jewish feith in all parts of the
world. Business of all kinds is usually
suspended from sunset on the 15th until
the .same hour on the 16th, and in some
instances, we believe,' a full week is
observed as a holiday. ; "l :
Retukxed. Last Tuesday the edi
tor returned from his mountainous
twith many a yellow-jacket's sting
upon his person and many a perfora
tion in his pataloons., He is, therefore,
still in an indifferent state of preserva
tion, and yesterday started for a re
cruitmg and observation trip up the
Columbia, and will probably extend
his journey as far as TTalla IJTalla. ;
wxiAiiUY. eee .airs, jonns' new
advertisement in another column; She
has just received a fresh invoice of new
goods which she will sell to the- ladie
cheaper than ever before offered in this
market. Call and examine her ele
gant and tasty selection.-
i .tfj v mm .m MJMkimvmv
LOCAL PICKINGS.
Conner's Bank building is . to have an
iron front, - ' "
Don't forget the races at tho -Fair
ground Saturday. ; i r i J ? t'
See tho new legal advertisements in
another column. j r- -i . : -
Cartwright took in o,000 bushels of
wheat last Wednesday. ,
That Soda fountain of Carothcrs' Is
still the center of attraction.
There was a great crowd of peoplo at
tho Santiam camp meeting last week.
Mr. Webb of the house of Corbltt &
2aclcay was In town during tho week.
Fallen timber obstructs travel over
the mountain roads since tho fires be
gan.
There is much sickness In tho lower
tmrt of this county. Chills and fever
prevail.
Weather wise peoplo say rain may
be expected at tho end of the present
dry spell. 1
Dow & Crane keep the only Boot and
Shoe store in Albany. Go and look at
their stock.
J. M. Beach has a splendid stock of
clothing In addition to his other excel
lent assortment of general merchandise
Wm. Brown and Cass If. Humphrey
started for tho upper end of SM'eet
Home valley on a hunting excursion
yesterday.
The use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer brings new hair upon
bald heads, If tho hair follicles aro not
wholly .destroyed. Try It. ;
A German gentleman went to see
Jack Shephard in his pedestrian act
at Harrisburg and accosted him with
"Vat you done so mean zat you punish
ourself so for, ha?
Among the ten horses that arrived at
the Fair Ground last Wednesday was
Jack ilfiner. Our Linn county horses
will have to look well to their laurels
or they will lose them.
A young friend of ours went to see
his lady love recently and In bowing
himself into her presence struck his
hat against a canary's cage and knock
ed it clear across the room. Neither of
the parties fainted.
George Turrell has opened out a
mammoth stock of goods in the build
ing recently occupied by A. Cowan &
Co., and Invites you, through this
week's paper, to come and see him.
Self Ptxisiimext. Jack Shepard
concluded his walk of 100 hours with
out rest or sleep, at Harrisburg on last
TTednesnay evening. Persons who
saw him during the last hour say he
was a pitiable spectacle. The proceeds
did not amount to $20. Jack had
better go to work on the railroad. His
exhibitions are not appreciated in this
enlightened community.
Heats ox Heaps the new goods are
piled up in Blain, Young & Co's store.
In fact we believe they now have the
mammoth stock of Albany, and their
establishment is constantly crowded
with customers, keeping those accom
modating gentlemen continually on the
go to accommodate the crowd. A visit
there will well pay the time and
trouble.
To the Fatk Grocxd. On last
Friday we accepted an invitation from
Mr. J. Z. Crouse and together with
Capt. Humphrey and the gentleman
from "Pipesville," took a spin out to
the Fair Ground. We found Martin
Luper, U'm. Gird and other gentle
men of the turf busily engaged training
their horses for the coming races.
Some fast running is expected this sea
son. Axotiieb Brick. D. M. Thompson
is making preparations to erect a brick
building near his present place of
of business on First street. This build
ing will add materialy to the solid ap
pearance of our town, ir any doubt
the permanent progress of our town
they should observe the progress of
improvements now going on.
Religiovs Services. The Satur
day services of the M. E. Quarterly
Meeting will be held in the Congrega
tional Church. Services at two and
a half o'clock by the Presiding Elder.
Preaching also at seven and a half
o'clock p. M. The Sabbath services
will be held in the M E. Church where
it happens to be on that day.
DrsTY. The j-oads leading to the
country in all directions are terribly
dusty. The pleasure of a drive has al
most become a nuisance. The con
stant passage of wagons, loaded with
grain, over the roads is still increasing
the dust and those who have weak
ness for buggy riding haveionly to
wait for the fall ialns.
Pebsoxau We had the pleasure of
a visit irom -our oia mena jtauiew
Fountain, on last Thursday. He came
in From Jackson county and remained
for a few days with his old friends in
this county. We also acknowledge a
call from T. B. .Merry, formerly of the
press in California; now in the service
of the O. & C. It. R. Company.
Fob Ochoco. Mr. James Douthitt is
making arrangements to take a thresh
ing machine to Ochoco. Teams
started last Monday to convey it to
that new and thriving portion of our
State. Crops have succeeded as well
as could be expected, considering the
hurried manner in which grain was
put in the ground.
race horses were brought up on -the
train last Wednesday, and taken out
to the Fair Ground. Among the nnm
ber we noticed the celebrated horse
Jack JWiner. Lively times In the
racing line may be expected Fair
week.
Ochoco.' In justice to the people of
Ochoco v alley, we give space to a com
munlcatlon from Mr. H. F. Smith, in
this issue. The writer could have been
a little less personal, and his article
would have been read with more inter
est. ' " ' " V
Walls Up. B. W. Cundift who has
the contraot tor putting up the new
jail has completed the brick work and
the edifice presents a rather imposing
appearance. The building will soon
be ready for use.
Cosmopolitan , Deawiso. The
mangers are settling with agents, and
the Committee are making every prep
aration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced.
ttl-SOLlJTSOXS.
Hall or Ai.saht Fimt Co.,
Soptotnber 1 1 , 1871. J
VnKRA, This company having vlitiotl Port
land, is response to an invitation from the Fir
Department of that city, on tho occasion oi 'the
late Annual Parada, and having been tho recip
ient of many kind attention from tb Portland
Fire Department and from otbor lriuni, A Here
fore - .,; k : - , ...
Jlahtd, That tho thank of tliU company
aro TMepoctfully tendered to tho 1'ortland Fire
leprtiueut lor their gonerutity and Ktnuneaaon
tho oooaeinn of our rieit to Portland to attend
tho lato Annual Parailo in that eity. Tho many
attention! to nur oomfort and ploaauro, by inem-
bera of the Portland Couipiiuiue, aro ol.trinnuu
in kind remembrance, and when tho oeoailou U
prooented will bo gladly reciprocated.
Itttolrtd, That our epwjiul thauki are hereby
tendered to Willamette Cu. No. t for the houftlng
of our enirine and fur the gentlemanly manner
la which they outored to our eomfort while
Journinir with them.
Jtmlnil, That tue lilver trout pot rireaenuu
to thU Ovuinanv by W. II. Weed, of Willamette
Co. No. 1, thall Xm preserved la remembrance of
lae generoui Uouor, and of luo occasion upon
which it wai protutud.
Jiwohrd, That Chief Engineer Robert II nl
man, fur tho present of a Ciilof Engineer' hat,
and for hie manly deportment and etrict obeorv
ance of parole wbilo a prieoocr of thiteompany,
U entitled to our undivided eetouui and gratitude.
Ketntvtl. That t lie thank i of title onmpuey
be tendered to the Oregon A California Itailrvad
oompany, for'iofeand ipecdy convey ance to nd
from Portland, and eupvoiaiy to cam. inane,
tb gentlemanly eooduotor on the paeeengor
tram, wb loit no opportunity to render our triv
pleasant.
HtnUd. That In common with our brother
Firemen eUowbnra we tender our thank to tho
Exempli who honored tho- oeoaiion with thvir
pretence and fur the general interest they maiil
feited in the welfare and progreie of the dil'er
nil Fire Department.
linalnd. That our ipeeial thanki are hereby
tendered to those UJieeor Portland who presen
ted oar company with Wiuet while attoudiug
the lato Aunual Parade of that city.
I.'etolimd. That "mine host" of the American
Exchange Hotel, lion. L. P. W. (Juiiahy, it a
geutleutau in eery respect and that ho "know
how to keep notel."
1IEXRY MYERiO
JACK ALPHIN,
JAS. 11EHKEN, j
omniittee.
The Home SIittjal. -Mr. H. II.
Bigelow, general manager of tho
Home .Vutu.il Insurance Company of
San Franclwo, upent a couple of days
In town this week. Ho Is In Oregon
for the purpose of organizing a Board
of Directors who will have exclusive
charge of all business done in this
State, lie notice among the names of
those who have taken hold of the en
terprise, many of the most substantial
meu of Portland.
Improvements. Gcorgo W. Young
prosposes to erect a grocery store on
Ed. Merrill's lot, corner of Ellsworth
and First streets. Preparations for
commencing the work are being made.
Dr. Plummer will also erect bulging,
designed for a store room, on an ad
Joining lot which will be for lease or
rcuL
BcsrxEss. Albany is decidedly live
ly. The streets are crowded with wag
ons and the diu of labor and business
is heard from morning until night.
rangers passing through the state
pronounce our town the liveliest In
the line of their travel.
Fob The North Pacific John
W. Geary, son of Rev. E. It. Geary,
who recently returned from the East,
having completed a collegiate course of
study has been called to a ixmition in
the Engineer corps on the Northern
Pacific Railroad and has started for
the field of his duty.
Anoth i:b A rbkst. Marshal Weller,
on last Tuesuay evening, arrested a
man whoso name we did not learn for
assaulting another with a knifo. The
assaulting party was under the Influ
ence of liquor at the time ho mado the
assault and had he not been prevented
might have done mischief.
Smoky. The atmosphere daring the
past week has been dismally -smoky.
All the forges of Vulcan must be in
full blast somewhere to the northward.
Pork, hung up in front of tbe meat
markets, becomes Uacon before It can
be sliced up and sold.
Gorso to Dayton-. Mr. Thomas
Newell is engaged taking tbe engine
out of Beach & Jlbnteiths mill. It
has been purchased by Ilarker Bros.
and is being.removed to Dayton. The
mill of Beach & Montcith is now being
run by water.
t , -
3Ir. Stephen Massett gave one
of his" " entertainments at. the Court
Hduse on last Saturday evening, to a
fair audience. Some of his recitations
were well rendered and his denlinla
tions in comedy were inimitable.
Runaway. On last Saturday week
the horse attached to Mr. Du BoLs'e de
livery wagon took frljrht and ran away.
He finally took up in J. II. Foster's
yard with a terribly demoralized wag
on. The horse was uninjured.
Fine Plums. Mr. R. S. Burlthart
brought to this office on last Thursday
a twig from a plum tree, about twelve
inches long, containing thirty eight
large plums; The fruit was what is
called the egg variety.
Movixa. The M. E. Chnrch is be
ing removed from the old sito and is to
be placed in a more eligible locality.
Mr. Hatch of Salem has tho contract
to remove the building.
Races To-mokiiow. Tltcre will be a
trial of speed between a mimber of
horses on the Fair Ground to-morrow.
The gates will be open to all -who wish
to attend, free.
Work Commenced. Workmen be-
jran laying brick on the walls of John
Conner's bank building on last "Wednes
day, .v ; ': f, .: -:: :::; .. .
CJocntt Cocrt. The September
term of the County Court was held last
week. ; . But little business appeared on
the docket. . ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADIES' EMPORIUM!
MRS." M.' A. BHIDGEfARMER,
DEALER IX '
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
A!tD . ".. t'.i
,i DRESS ASD CLOAK-MAKING 1 I
BLEACK1NG AND PRESSING IN LATEST STYLES
3-nohp on pouth side Main it. two doors
east of Mealey' shop, Ai.baht, Ohecos.
, vfialOtf.
WILLIAM DATID50X,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
. Ode) No. 64 Front Street,
rOKTLAND, ORMOX.
REAL ESTATE In thil CITY and EAST
PORTLAND, in the most desirable looaliiies,
consisting of I-OIS. HALF 13 LOCK 3 and
1J lucks, uuusus anu Biuuta) emu,
IMPROVED FA It MS, and vslunUe un.
cultivated LAN'DH, located in ALL part of lbs
STATE for BALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property par-
ehniod for Currespondonli, In tills CITY and
throughout the STATES and TKMUTOklEa,
with great cure and on the most ADVANTA
UKOUd TERMS.
IIOUSEfl and STORES LEASED.
I.OANrf NKUOTlATKD, ana CLAIMS OF ALL
DESCUIPTIOXti PROMPTLY COLLECTEb.
And a General FINANCIAL and AliENC'Y
BUSINESS tramactod.
AGENTS of thU OFFICE In all the CIT
lESand TOWNS in the 8TATK, will reoelre
doionpilims of FARM PROPERTY and forward
the mine to tnu aouve aouraii. voiijoii.
The G."eat Equivalent.--The world may
be safely th illeiiged to produce lu perfect I
iuiulutloQ ot anything in nature aa
Tarrtu't'3 SelUor Aperient,
Ij of lt original, he SelUor spring of ,Ger
ninny. The Apcrl""t. leed on a correct anal
vsii of the FelUer VMr, i even superior to
tho mannlactnre of Vafure herself, becau.e
eonlains all the aellvo mcdjtinol pmpertUs of
the surlni. unnllnved b any of the inert and
nseksi i.srll' lus found in J I mineral fountains.
The genuiao article bstvg secured, yna
have tbe KolUir st aler of I't rope, pnriGed and
perfeeted, and prnhably the bl, the most gen
ial caihanle and auli-bilious pecj-araljon on the
lace or tbe eanb.
SOLD BY ALL TRCGU7STS.
ASSESSOR'S XOTICK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
tbe lat Monday (2Sth) of Pepieml
1871. tbe Hoard of Equalisation wilt attend at
the vCioo of the Cnniy Clerk of Linn county,
Oregon, and pablioly examine the assessment
roll fur 1871 and correct alt errors. All persuas
inteicsted most then appear.
J. n. 8PERRY.
n.lwS. Aisessor for Llna Cuenty.
In the Circuit Court oifie State of Ore
yon fur the County of I. in.
Zkr(ma U. Lee, rUinllff. v. CaLi M.
Lae, Itafendant.
To Cherlci M. Ism, the alove named Defend
ant : In the name of tb rotate of Ore-no Too
ate berrby required to appear and aosarer the
eouiplaicl "f said 1'UiotilI in the above entitled
suit now on Die with the Clerk of said Court,
ei the fir.t day of the next term thereof, to
eotfioieoea n the 4th Monday of October, A. D.
1861. The oi'tect and prayer of said aowtitaiat is
to procure a divorce from tbe hands of matrimony
i ... - t . r 1 . . . e
Defeariaat to Plaintiff, the drnikcanei aod
nofaithfutoets of Dri, and want of prvlsioe
aod fappurt of Plaintiff by Defendant with a
prayer that Plaintiff have the care and custody
of ibe cbildten.
Publication ordered by Jodre ilonhani, Aug.
22, JST1. F. A. CIIENOWETU.
oZwS Att'y for Plaintiff.
CLMUDIAVtf HAI.E OF REAL
ESTATE.
In the County Cuurt ofJAnn Coun
ty, titate of Oregon .....
In the matter of tbe estate of Thomas I.
Overmtn, minor.
NOTICE 16 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned, goardian of the per so a and
estate of said minor, in pursuance of aa order
of laid County Court, made at tbe September
term thereof, 1ST 1 . will sell at public auction in
front of tbe Court House door, in Albany, Line
count;, Oregon, at the boar of 1 o'clock, p.m., en
Stilurday, the 1Ui day of October, 1871,
to the highest bidder, all the right, title and In
terest of laid minor in and two the following
described real property, to-wit :
Beginning at a point seventy roils east of tbe
south-west rner of the ionib-f ail quarter of
li..n (111) Ten, Tp. 12, ft. R. 3, West Wilt.
Meridian, Linn county, Oregon: thence north
ISO rods; tbeneo west "9 rods ; tbenee south 160
rods ; thence east TO rod to the place of begin
ning, containing 70 acres more or less, (the same
being a part of tieorge M. Overman' Donation
land claim). Terms of sa'e : ild eio, one
half cash in hand ; the balance in ooe year with
twclre per cent, interest from Ibe day of tale
secured by mortgage on tho premise.
v7u4w4. J. M. REACH, Guardlaa.
EYE, EAR,
THROAT AND LUNGS!
JOHrf B. PILKINGTON, M. TX
I ATE OP SAN-FRANCISCO. HAS E8TAB
A LI3UED iniai.p is I'OUTLAM),
Oregon; Offices 3 and 4 Holmes' Ruilding. First
street, 3 door from Ladd and Tllton'a Bank,
where he may be consulted daily, and will treat
disease ef the above named organ a hi spe
cialities. All operation on tbe Eye and Ear mad in
the most scientific and careful manner. Artifi
cial Eyj, having all Ibe beauty and tnobUby ef
the natural Eje, inserted.- .
Refer for his professional standing to L. C.
Lane. M.D., Prof, of Surgery, end Edwin Bent
ley, M.I)., Prof, of Anatomy In the University
of the Pacific ; and for but success In treating
patients to over l.tOO cases, name given, treat
ed by bim in San Francisco ; aUo to Levi Estes,
Esq., rorUand, Wm. II. Dillon, Esq., Vaneou-
vei, John Alexander, Esq., Conpeville, W, T
and many other in Oregon and W. Ter'y.
au:3V7nzino .
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.
Hegeman's Cordial Elixir of Calisaya Bark
A pleasant CorCial which strengthen end im
prores the Digestion, an excellent prereutire of
Fevers, rerer and Ague, etc., and a great Keno-
vator and Tonic for invalid aod debilitated per
oni. Hbocm A Co., New York, Sola Mso
ufacturor. Sold by ell Druggist. K.
Janmiyl
NOTICE TO FARMERS !
WE WILL PAT
S 1 .1 0 Per B ushel,
for good WHITE WHEAT, on aeoonnt or in
goods, nntll further notion, delivered to u in
Albany, Oregon. R. CBEADES k CO.
TO YOUNG MEN OF THE COUNTRY,
To Young Men of Ambition !
TO YOUNG MENIOFICOURAGE AND ENERGY
AND TO OUR FRIENDS EVERYWHERE
, We Respectfully Call Tour Attention i
nn . . . m
tvoereton tnon watcn tor cnanoes, one man
maKee cnanoes. vv line ten men wait for some
thing to turn op, one turn tomtthing up. Bo
while ten fail, one succeeds, and U called o man
ui iuck, ioe lavonie ot lonune. ' intra it no
luck lik pluck, and fortune most favors those
who are most indifferent to it. Now is your time
to take the AGENCY OF THE BUCKEYE
SHUTTLE SEWINtt MACHINE, and Make
Youreelf Fertuno'e Favorite I
. For particulars, ndrire&ti
' WINER & PEARSON.
vGnlltf . v Albany,, 0iogn.
A D V E It T I S E M K jM T S .
GLORIOUS NEWS?
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
Wo S. EL KINS,
LEBANON, OREGON.
nAS JCSt RECEIVEll A LARGE 8T0CK
or .
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WHICH THEY OFFER
Clieaper than the Cheapcut !
Come and convince jronriolvei bofore pnrchai .
lag elsewhere. Our I took consists la part Of
FANCY AND fiTAIM.E DRY C00DS,
CLOTH 1X0, HATS A CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
OROCERIES.
NOTIONS,
and a great many article too nnmeront to naioe.
A law, Hours, windows, uiaM ana rauy.
PRODUCE TAKEN IM EXCHANGE FOR GOODS !
WOOL WAITED!
tOJX WHICH I WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST PRICE!
W. S. EUTINS.
rsy5vflnr,Rtf
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
WAREHOUSES
C. B. COMSTOCK & CO.,
ALBANY, OREGON.
The underilgned reopeet ally announce to tbe
Farmers) and drain Dealer
of MNX. LANE and RENTON COCXTIE8,
nd ot the entire upwr Willamette Valley, that
tbalr iw, substantial and eommodloo ware
house at the city of Albany, Oregon, is now
open for tb roevption et graiu, and that
iSee will ry the Ilighint Market
lee for Wbeat. Oats ana llarie.aod receive
all W tods of ;rain at reasonable rate, for stor
age t sbipro "ot, and sale on evumission tr
joiot a "-, ... .....
9 parties contracting or storing their
grain wilt. w -'u,ou'a la re'ieisite nom
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M KWUERRY, utM ','.,. , v
We invite a fair eh "f
of Ibe opper WUUtnet .? . ,.u
r-fe .11 -..rthi ste. lhelr6l Uh
w i wm els' est '
c. n. ci.
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ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTt
ALBANY OREGON.
THIS IXSTITCTIOX WILL RE-OPEX OX
Monday, rVpt. 4, 1871. with a corps of
Tear hers, capable end earnest- Instruction
will be thorough and practical, and the syiteut
of order unsurpassed. '
For particular address
R. K. WARREN, A. M , Pres't,
vCo50lf Albany, Oregon.
I3EE11! BEEll!!
ALBANY BREWERY.
CIIAS. KICFERs ProT.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED
J 1.A l
m U9W ua Biei-fiMw
BREWE IwST
Oa BroaA AIla between First Street
ud tlie River.
Aod is prepared to furnish
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
a"D
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
OX SHORT NOTICE!
All Orders MTertd Wherever Desired,
H Warrants hi BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
PERFECTLY HEALTHY
H is confidant he can give entire satisfaction to
Dee. 20, '68, r2n20tf
LOOK! LOOK ! !
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
AT
M. PEARSON'S OLD STAND,
Corner Firtt and Broadalbin Slredi. '.
Having purchased tbe stock of M. Pearsoe, and
. added thereto well selected assortment ef
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS I
we hope by attention to business end by fair deal
ing to merit the patronage of oar friends and the
publie in general. . ..
Out good were bought for CASH end will be
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES I
GIVE TJ3 A TRIAL!
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED.
2f'Goodi delivered froe to any part of eity.
. A. C. X.AYTOW,
Cor. First and Broadalbin St., -
Ja20'7In23yl , , Albacy, Og'n. ,
ADVK11TISKMKNT8,
St3i.lIOX.
In h Circuit Court for tho Third
Judicial District of the State of Orc
on, within and jbr the County of
pLKAftAftf Yopn, l'ialutiff. ft. Rachkl E.
Yotiao, Defendant.
Hnit in Equity fr Divorce.
To iUciiKf E. Yotfsto, Defdnnlt In the
naioe of the Hlate of Oregon, yon ere horehy re.
quired to appear and answer tbe complaint of
the above named plaintiff, tiled against yon in
the above entitled caufo, within ten days from
the dst of the sorvioo of this summon npon
you, if served in Lion county hut if serrod In
any ntner county within this Bt.te, then within
twenty days from the dato of the service of this
summons upon yon aod if srvf by public,
tlon, then on the first day of tho next term of
said court, whlclf shall nonimenoe on the fourth
Monday of Ucu.bor.mt. and if ron fail to an.
ewer above required, the plaintiff will pply
w in court tor mo rtl!r demanded in the com
plaint, which is to obtain a judgment ano1 decne
of said court dissolving the bond of matrimo
ny existing betwenn yon an the plaintiff and
tor suou other and further relief as pertain to
equity. OEO. R. IIKLM.
Att'y for l'I'ff.
1'ul.lUh'xl by ordor of Hon. B. P. Bonusm,
Judge of said Couit, which older bears dale of
Bept. , 1S7I. v7nw().
Dated 8.1.1. 0, 1871. .
BRIDGEFARMER & DIXON,"
HALSEY, LINN COUNTY, OREGON.
WE ARE PLEASED TO INFORM ALL
persons interested that w have opened
and offer for sale a eboice
selection of good
stock consist of
suited to the trade. Our
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH I. NU.
BOOTH A fllfOEB,
HARDWARE,
DRl'tJS.
TI.NWArtE.
CtttitKEUY,
0R0CERIE.
WOt) DEN WARE,
JtROOM..
COAL OIL,
PAT'T M KDIC1NES,
MACHINE Oil.
KOl'E, MC.,EfC.
All of which we offer
AT PORTLAND PRICES!
We toy, at tbe highest msrket priee. BUTTER
EtJUM. BACON, LARD, aud ail kinds of coun
try produce.
CASH PAID FOB WHEAT, OATS. OR BARLEY.
Giro us e esll and w will satisfy yon that it
is fur your intcret to trade with as.
ISRIDtf KEARMER k DIXON.
Halsey, Or., Aeg. 21, 1671. nZiaS
$20,00 A DAY
TO MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS
To introduce the celebrated 823 Rack??
Kltuttlc Mewing Machine-, tftiub alike
on both sides, and is the only licensed eibuttlo
Machine in tbe United States for less than $40.
That uses tbe celebrated "WILSON EE ED and
are acknowledged by ail to he tbe
BEST FAMILY MACHINE
for heavy and light sewing, in the market.
OutOt free.
Address mmrn & rsAitsoK,
n2.1tf fieuers I A-eois, Albanv,
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FIXE ELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER
Albany - - - - Oregon
E9PECTFCLLY INFORMS TnE PCBLIC
that be ha removed from tbe old aUnd U
PARRISH'9 BLOCK,
Where e' sra tTilcI- aasurcd that Good in hi
ill9 are Suid at tb losrest cash prices.
STJSSARD IS-? Ii5CELUXE0CS BOOSS.
Javeailc Toy SUt And BUnls ZJoolts,
CO.. IILll. iJ"
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY !
Of every kind esed in th e 81 te.
-E00K3
IMPORTED TO
ORDER, a.;
Ieel.ilOly
hurt oaCiee.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AJ.'D MODERATE CHARGES.
DR. XT. K. DOIIERTT'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL Ai'iD SURGICAL INSTITUTE I
rjsNo. 519 Sacrum eato Street, comer
.r liaesdnril fJ. recL. (a few door
below What tVeer Hense.
1'rivsUi Entrance vit
Leidcsdorff eirect,
baa Francises,'.
SttablitktJ trprly to afurd tkt affli. umd
eussf socaie mcateat t t M rrea wens
and cure of alt Privat ottj Carols.
ic Jfioctut, case of Scero
cjr f mil Stomal
Jjitordcr.
TO TIIK AFFLICTED.
DR. W. E. UOiiEKTV RETURNS HIS 6IN
eere thanks te hi annerous patient for!
tlieir patronage, and would take tb's opportunity
to rr Blind tbem tbat be eonttnae to consult at nts
InstitoU for the enre of ebronie disease ef the
Lea;. Liver. Kidney. Digestive and Uenito-Uri-
nary Organs, end all private diseases, vis . (Syph
ilis in ell It form ana stage. Kemtnat weakaes.
end all th horrid consequences of self-abuse, Ooa
orrboea. Gleet, Strictures, Nortarnal and Diurnal
emissions, Bexoel liability, Disease of th Rack
and Lain, Inflammation or tb Bladder and Kid
neys, etc., ete., and he hopes tbat hi long ezperi
enoe e nd successful practiee will continue to insure
nts m snare oi ponnopairoaage. nj iue practice
of many years in Europe and th United State,
be i enabled te apply the most efltcient end suc
cessful remedies against disease ef ail kinds. He
uses so mercury, c barges nioaerate, treats bis pa
tients la a correct and honorable wa;, end has
references ef unquestionable veracity from men
of known respectability and high standing in soci
ety. All parties consulting him by letter orether-
wire, will receive tbe beet ana genueit treatment,
and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When a femate i in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain
la tbe bead' dimness of sight, Joss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, irritability. ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, doranir-
ment of digestive functions, generrl debility, va
ginitis, ell diseases ot tbe womb, byttena, stcnlt
ty, ana eu otner aiseeses peculiar to lematea; sne
should go or write at onoe to the celebrated female
doctor, w. K. Doherty, at bis Medical Institute
and consult him about ber troubles end disease.
The Doetor is effecting more cures than any other
pbysioina la the State of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately and
save yourself from painful sufferings and prema
ture death. All Married LauUes whose delicate
health or other circumstance prevent en inoreas
in their fauilies, should write or eall at Dr. W. K.
Doherty's Medioal Institute, and they will receive
every possible relief and belp. The Doctor's offi
ces are e arranged that he csn be consulted with
out fear of observation.
To Correspondents.
Patients residing in any part of the State, bow-
ever distant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad
vice of lr. uoberty la weir respective cases, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
tneh, ia preference to holding a personal interview.
are respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will be unnecessary, as In
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment of the cose (inoluding tbe remedies), wlli he
forwarded without delay, and in snob a manner as
to convey no Idea or tbe purport of the lettet er
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter er
otherwise, pkkr. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address, W. K. DOHER'JT, M. D y
" " San Francisco, CeJifornJU.V;i
Spermatorrhoea.
Da. Dodertt basiust published aa Important
pamphlet embodyinghisown views and expei-ienee
in relation to Impotence or virility, being a short
traatia on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakneae
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases oftho Sexual Organs,
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all, whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Addrese, W. K. DOHERTY, M. '
vUnvitf . Sau I'laucisce, CaL
-T-osuyer .
,ADVEKTI8l2MENTS.
si,ooq.ooon
Jlif Authority of n ptiinl act nf th LtyittatiTt
of KcmtHttkg, nf Unrck 13. 1S71, M
Truttxet nf thm Public Library ;
of Kentucky ttili gtct u
QxaxLtL GAtt Gauc'Cct
AT L0CI3VILLE. KY..
OH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 let. 1871.
Under tbe direction of the best Musical Talent.
100.000 Tickets of Admission.
910 Earl. In Cnrrrnty Jl alfTlrk
etit, 5 1 (aarlcr Tit-Ite'a, $'2.SiO.
Each Ticket will eensist of four quarters,
value, $2.60 each. Tbe bolder is entitled to ad
mission to the Concert, and to the smnntit of
gift awarded to it or its fraction. Tickets num
ber from 1 to tlli,000.
THE CITIZENS' BASK Of KENTUCKY IS
TREASURER.
All moneys arising from the sale of Tickets
will be deposited io the Citizens' Rank, tu'ij ct
only to the ordwr of tbe President and Treasurer
of the Library, countersigned by the Rnslness
m imager.
During the Concert, the mm of
$.770,000 in Circcnliack
Will he districted by lot to tbo holder of tb
ticket in the fallowing Olts, vis i.'
OXECUMKDCIFTe $100,009
O.IEO It A Xttiil FT V.... 50.000
One Oift of...t2,000
One tJilt of... 20,01)0
Ono Oift of...$l 1 ,000
One ilt of... jn.ODK
Ooe Gift of... WOO
One Gift of... 1,00
One Oift of...
Ooe Gift of...
One Oift of...
One Oilt of...
One Gift of...
One (iift of...
One fiift ef...
9.000
8,000
7,000
4,000
4,000
4.000
3,000
2.000
10.000
n.joo
14,400
14.000
15.000
15.000
10.(00
13.000
One Gift of... 17,000
One Girt of... 10,0011
One Gift of... li.COO
One Gift of... 14.000
O.ie Gift of... M.C'itl
One Gift of... I2.H08
Oue Uift of...
Ten Gifts of $1 ,M0 each
Fifteen Gifts of t90 each ......... ,
Eighteen Gifts of $00 cach.....
Twenty Gifts of $700 b .......
Twenty-five Gifts f $f,00 each....
Thirty Gifts of i0 each'
1 Isssssm sessss
r.rty Gilts of JIO0 each.
Frty-re GifU of :ina each
Fifty Gifu of $200 each...
Four hundred and furiy-six Gift
$100 each... .....
:o,oof
of
44,S00
Seven bnndred and twenty-one Gift
in e . f;5O,C0O
After payin? tbe expenses of tb enterprise and
making tbe distribution of tbe Uiiu, the
oalaoco of tbe proceed ari.irg from
lb sat of the gi t will be appro-
priated totbeesUbl sbmentuf a
FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE.
TO CSLI.KO THB
Public Library of Kentucky.
The Concert and distribution will uV.e place
nnder the immediate suju-rrisn.n of the Trustee
named in tbe act of incorporation.
The Trustee will be assisud Ly well known
aod eminent citizen of Kcutceky, bo have
consented it he prvscnt at tb Caeert and to
superintend tbe drawing and distribution of
gilt.
Tbe holders of tick: to which gift arc
warded n presentation of them er tbeir frac
tion, at tbe offirc ia Lonisriilo, the second day
after drawing ami every business dsy for six
months tbercaitrr, aod may be ieit director
through any JUank or Express Company for cot
lection. Ail order accompanied by Drait.
Port Office Money Order, or Greenback, will
be promptly attended to, and ticket returned
by mail, registered or expressed, a desired.
Ticket are like greenback good only to the
bolder.
Buyers will e there ere only One Hundred
Thousand Ticket, instead of Two Hund ed
Tbcusand. a in toe Hn Fraoptsce Gift Con
cert, aod tbat there is 30,000 more distrib
uted. I sold that and mate toe award ia four
months, od paid 0169,000 to ticket balder
from November Sad to lath, I87B, and turned
ever 912,000 to the (Secretary due tickets
not presented.
It will he particularly noticed tbat it is a mat
tcr of imH,sibility for any one to know what
number draw g.!u.j it is not known what tL
giR of any Dumber drawn from the first wheel
will be, until tbe eraled box, with amount of tbe
printed, I taken from tbe other wheel and
opened in full view of the audience, therefore
the larjrcr gifis may not ci-me on till toward
the lat. or in the middle of tbe drawing. Tbe
$100,000 gift in tbe Pan Francisco Gilt Concert,
under the management of C. R, Peter, was tbe
200th aombrr drawn, and wa awarded aod paid
to a gentlemaa in New Orlcsns.
JtSr Tbe aumbers;and Gifts are drawn by
blind children from 8 to 14 years of age.
Tbe drawing will bo extensively published,
end parties ordering ticket will have printed
list sent tbem. Partica forming Clubs and de
siring information, will picas addrese this of
fice. 11 TICKET. FOR 8100 1 28 TICK
ET. S253t OO TICKETS,
8500; 113 TICKETS.
Sl.GOO.
The undersigned, late principal business
manager ef tbe very successful Mercantile Li
brary Gift Concert at San Francisco, California,
has been anppointed aeent and manamr -t
the Oift Concert ia aid of the Public Library of
p-ntocky.
xve drawing will take place In public, and
everytbing will be done to satisfy buyers of
ticket .that their interest will be a welt pre
lected as u" theJr bau personally superintended
th entire &" '
HAXXCR OF DRATTIXG.
There will be t1 gi ve wheel. On wheel
will eontaia 100.000 t. amber, plainly printed oa
leather tag. The otbe' wfreel will contain 721
boxes, each containing Slft- Cae tag or
nnm ber will faedrewa from Ibe .100,000 wheel,
and tbe first box drawn from th eecond or 721
box wheel will esa tain a gift, neau'v printed and
sealed up, end tho gift so drawn from Mie eec
ond wheel will be th gift of tbe tag fiist dVawn,
whether f 100, $1,000, or 100,000, a announced.
.M.361 TICKETS DISPOSED OF
IX JULY.
To insure ticket-holders the public are assured
that i f enly 25,000 tickets are sold, onlv 25.000
numbers go ia tbe urge wheel, the 721 gifts
will De awarucu, out uiminisuetf pro rata. In
rase 40.100 only are sold, only numbers 1 to
f 9,000 go ia the large wheel, end the 721 rifts
diminished one-half, and in ease onlv 85,000
tickets are s 'ld,ytbe entire 721 gilts will be paid
in full it being intended no unsold tickots shall
participate. -
; Tbe Manager naa aireaay paid into the Citi
ien Bank "32,S0O toward defraying tbe ex
pense, and dee not depend on tbe (ales of tick
ets to pay his expenses of Printing, Advertis
ing, etc The p. blie are invited to tbe utmost
erutiny a to tb reliability of tbe entire affair,
Person desirous ef acting a agent for th sale
of our ticket In any eily in the United States
or Canada, address
CIIAS. B. PETERS. Slanager,
suvuI3TIIl?f ny,
OFFICE : 120 Main Street, Johnson's Block.
It. T. DURRKTT, President: VT. N.HALDE
MAN, Vice President : M. W. CLUSKY, Secre-
tarv; C1T1ZKNS SASK, Treasurer.
Money irecetved for sale of tickets in Califor
nia, Oregon and Nevada, will be deposited with
Wells, Fargo k Co., Virginia City, to aw&it the
drawing. its. A. FKEHC1I.
GenH Ag't, Virginia. City, Nevada,
Who will supply tickets and furnish information,
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT !
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!
"TETE NOW OFFER A GLASS :T0 THE
If , public which is proaoaoeed by tbe most
celebrated optician of the world to be the most
perfecct, natural artificial belp to the human eye
ever ttnown. , j - ; :. t i v .- ,v .. .i - .v
Th.y are ground under our own supervision
at our own atxnnfaetory at New Haven, aad
are oj constructed that the core er center of the
lens comes directly in front of the eye, prods.
sing a ;
C7LCAR AKD DISTIXCT VISION,
aa in tbe natural healthy light, and prevent all
uspleaaant sensations, such as glimmering and
revering of sight, disxiness. Ac, peculiar to
ill others in use.
' These Ql asses are manufactured from minute
ervstal pebbles, melted together, and derive
their name, "Diamond," on account of their
HARDNESS ASD BRILLIANCY. - t
These Glasses are mounted in the finest man
err. at our own manufactory, in all styles of
&old, Stiver, Steel, Rubber, and Shell Frames
of tbe best quality. '; ,'-; r-H' - , ." '
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
tboir finish is suoh as will suit the most fastidi
ous. Kone genuine unless bearing "eur trade
mark a diamond stamped on every 'frame. .
Haoufactured by
3, B. SPENCER CO.
Pnwtioal Optioians, Kew ?ork. 5
roit SALS okit bt '
TITUS BROTHERS,
. Dealers ia Watches, Clocks. Jewelrv, Silver
ware, 4c, 4e., ALBANT, ORiGO-W .
aalSTTntj I
A D V E 11 T I S E M E M T S
SHOT GUNS!
fJIO ALL DESIRISO TO PURCHASE A
Jt good gun w would iwpectlully anaoenew
tiiHt wo now keeo ontiitlv on bsnd a lie- 1 ar
ticle of EHgllsili Hire 'I wist Shot-
i.uism at reasonaoie rates, ; These guns have
given perfect satisfaction io every instance.
We also keep the celebrated
"BUCKEYE". SEYIH5 MACHINE,
not excelled ly any other in tb market. Give mm
eealL 1. C. RARI'ER A CO.
- : v6n2Stt
. THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
malnniiij blood -aisrzsn.poMces.
Iej rare toxic and ntesi vi.'ve properties
. a certain eve Un Ktrctra.TMi. eovt.
srecBAsvoiA and all kindred Disease.
It complete!' restore tb (ystetn, when- im
paired by disease, nvtvee the action ef th
HIDXET mmd CEXITAt OSKSSAJCS. ni-
eally ernes mcm.orvi.ik. )Axr KBCirxi.
aod an Esuvrrrvz mm cltaxeou Dlt-
; ae, give Immctli'at sad permanent relltf
In DrsrEVSls. EmTStrEswaei. Tumors,
Boils, Scald Bead, Tlccr and Sores; eradi
cate from the system all trace ef Jfcrcmiat
- trlaeaae.
It to i.-sis:x.y vecct able, heinti mado
from an herb found indigenous in cur. !.
It la theietoio peculiarly euitable for use tjr
Female sod Children, aa a Bieee ri'xi
arsem n urnvxToa.
- . For Sal by all Orvsjlsts.
RCOtKCTOH, H087ETTCB & CO.
AGENTS,
C29 and 631 U&rket Cirect.
. Eea rrsaeae. . . .
TH3 1TEW POOD.
fab s-
SVA&
Tot a few cents yon can buy
cf your Grocer or Druggist a
package cf SEA IIOSSTAEINS
made from pure Irish. Hcs3 or
Carrageen, -which. janR mzko
sixteen quarts cf Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity cf Fixdding3
Custard3, Cream3, Charlotte
Eusse, &c. It is tho cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
1 3 - J T J T
equal as a light dhd delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
A Glorious Change!!
THE GREAT WORLD'S TOXIC.
; T1 s i ''
riitnuiuun ruixers.
TUi xronderf ui vegetable re
storatiTe is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debiUtated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, t bat no tsqnal
among stomachics. Asaremedy
for the nervons Tvealuiess to
whichiromen are especiallT sud
Csm- e Co ulnsvutn. m-mmm amm
stimulant. In all climates, fropi
cai, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a specific in erery species of
disorder which undermines the
Bodily strength and breaks down.
the animal spirits, Fcx tale by
all druggists.
R1XSDELL KOSllTAY . OATSI
THE KCST FRGLIFICIBJ THE WORLD I
Oae Enxhd is Plenty of Seed for as Atn!
Yield 80 to 100 per cent, more tTmrt Com
mon Oatsiwith Half the AiEOtmt
of Seed per Acts.
Oregon yield tbe last two roars fboth short crew
years) r In 1869, early owa, from SO te more
than 100 bushols per acre; late sown, 0 te TO
bushels, la 1870, early sown, each bushel sewn
produced from 68 to 70 bushels; lata sowa (IJtb.
ef Msy), 48 to SO bushels.
California yield : In 1S70. AO. to- IT 1 baahale
from 33 -lb, seed per sere. . a ,, ; ,
Aorway seed sold in Saa Franeuee the pist
winter at $7.50 per bushel ef 32 lbs. 'TTe war
rant these oats eleaa and genuine, at '$4. CO ;pr
sack of 72 lbs., or we will furnish them to be test
ed with common oats, to be put ia well, in trood
season, in clean land, and at' the same time.
Three-fourths or the exces which the Sorway
yield over the common oat must be delivered to
u at tbe granary on the farm where the crop is
raised, in pay for tbe seedfurnUhed. . " -
Salem. March 20, 1871. J. B. MeCLANB,
6nS2tf. , L. H.JBDSejf.
SIMMOS.S.
The Circuit Court for the Third
Judicial District of th State of Ore-'
gon, within and for th$ County of
Idnn.
M. L. GAttnrsox. Plaintiff; rs W. VT. Oxaci-.
sox. Defendant. . f, - . .
Sait in Equity for Divorce. - -. . .;
To W. Vf. Garrison, Defendant : In the
name of the State of 0 regon, you are hereby re
quired to appear a"nd answer the eempUUt
filed against you in fje above entitled oaose wit)i
ten davt from th rf.fn r , .-win.
of tbi summo'ag upon you if served -wt bin
thi Connty; but if served in any other fjranty
of this Stat, then within treaty daye fcm the
date of the service of this summon npa you ;
find if served by nublieatioa then an the first .
tday of t'ae next term of said Court, wieh shall
commence six weeks or more after yhe rata or
the first publicatioa hereof, which sea term wilt
earomenee on the fourth Hondayjbf Oetober,
1871, and if you fail to1 answer j above re
quired, the pl'ff will apply t thoonrt fr tho
relief therein demanded, which t to obtain a.
judgment and decree ef saul Cejrt dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing between you
and tbe plaintiff, and aw&nKD the eare nni
enstody of the.-wlrisi eh.jkl ? of kieh mt.r
riaro anil OBiiowl in toe apla'iEt 4o tha
Pl'ff, and for the eeta and di iursoments of tbia
cnit, and that the Pl'ff haver ton -other and fur-,
the? relief as pertains to erVy..
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.-A't'yforHuaitljT.
Published by orderof Iln. B. P.Bouhara, Ja .' .
of said Court, which oaXf tc.rs date Auiil,
1S7I. - ..5
DateJ Ae. 21, 1STI
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