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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY.... .. FEBRUARY 12, 1876 OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON. WILL TIIUY DISBAND 1 At the meeting of the stocltboldera of the Home Manufacturing Com pany, held in Salem last week, noth ing was done, for want of a quorum present. The Directors, however, before adjourning culled another meeting for February 23rd, exject mg to adopt some measures to secure the attendance of a majority of the stockholders, either in person or by proxy. Ihis is the third meeting . which has been called for iho pur- on'.V the sequel to the Radical pro- A! ISFAJIOBS 'COfWIlOinSB. " The telegraph brings us the hu miliating intelligence that the con servative members of the Louisiana Legislature have accepted the com promise proposed by the Congres sional Committees. ' The terms of the compromise are that the Conser vative members of the Lower House be admitted to their seats, thus giv ing them a majority of five in that body';' and that the Kellogg State efef s Le allowed to remain in charge without having their pant acts inquired into. , l . . This is the most outrageous pro ceeding of the whole Louisiana im broglio, from first to last ; and it is PACIFIC COTER. Xevada expects a drouth. Brigliain Young's church is goiDg " COMMITTED HARI-KARL , The Radical party put its wrong foot foremost, and in doing so brought many mischfbfs, material and politi- fawn, cal, upon the country when it under- Jefferson took to turn the South into a wooden ajna nutmeg. Its Southern policy is si'nnit W In .,i v hosiery 'Ju to start op broken down, aud it 13 bringing its weather authors down with it. So much was) Jeff(!r,0II Granger. mevitauie ; jor 11 is quite as easy to 1 warehouse. moncaie a suk purse out or a sow 8: Salen, ifi 4,533. oylu debt ear as it is to make a carpet-bagger respectable, or to legislate an Afri can into an Anglo-Saxon. The Ee publican paaty has simply verified the adage; it has dabbled in pitch and is defiled. It set out to debauch the South, and it has ended, as such enterprises usually end, with de pose of perfecting the organization 1 enime' which was inaugurated by j bauching itself. The corruptions of the company and fully inau"u- Kellogg tribe at the beginning of rating the enterprise, and yet so far ; "ia troubles. That thieviug crew a majority of the stockholders have'"'6" knew that there was no Rcpubli- furled to put in an appearance or can 'onn f Government existing in indicate in any way their interest State and that everything which in the matter. This third mceii'nt? is i "lev '""1 dono, since they took called for the purpose of affurJinp I charge in 1872. looking to the estafo them one "more opportunity to ex- lishmerit of a government there, had press by their votes their wishes and j Veon revolutionary in its" characrW preference in regard to the enter prise. bince the adjournment of the! and was intended to promote the success of a project instituted by the carpet-baggers and their 'Washing. has been published in the Salem papers : fiAi.F Feb. 3, 7.". WlfBKKAft, Them 1 a dlsoml and (llswlfn racium mining iimny of Ilio nloojiliolui tu ii" the Hilmi' MiiriuiHetririijj; (:nh,jiiiy, niiii 11. und m tilt- Dir.-.jtoni have cdlli.d a tiiirtl iij.ict liitf or siiid .trx-klioM.-r. lor th') piiu.(j.srf of dinUwKiiinf tho company ami hnvlrijr the ln lorintitimi to 11m .lf,.,:L tlmt many ol inti SLoi-lr-holdi-M am liHfiallnU(;d wlfh th ainourii of tliu uHrfi-saaieiil., i us ail Individual binctor am willinif ta favor a p-ihivtiou of fund iw-ai-iwnient to such an ainounl an will cov.-r ail necefmary "Xp.-imfiii, wnna Kutl.lled Umt til' re Era a fiuiliciMit iiiunb.-r of volt-s im.eut to eirnot tha object lor which laid cuiuluny u called lotfethcr. W'H. Crura, " J. FJ. V. I1UII.EB, CiMS. W. 1:WIH, IirccLorn. . We are ploased to seo that a ma jority of the Directors did not sign mooting last weok the following card j ton, allies for the purpose of maintain ing their hold upon jioworin defiance of the law and of the people, ( ihe Conservatives of Louisiana have long known this and have re cited it to the public, "many a time and oft during the past two years It was known in New Orleans and published to the world before the in terference of the military in the or ganization of the Legislature that such a measure was contemplated. In a New Orleans paper, published before the invasion of'tho Legislative halls by Federal troops, the charac tc-r of this scheme was fully explained this card. The company should Z,i m08t biUor!r denounced. The disband. It was organized ill good faith and the Directors were elected at a full meeting of stockholders, with the expectation that they would proceed with the business of tho corporation and carry it on to a successful issue. They should pro ceed to do so. The Salem Record, in speaking of this matter, says : "It fUWrna niM.nB'im thnl 11.,. r .. llci'B.iolze. 1111,1 wo do uinoi'Mly tmiiu limtall lliUirrMi-d wH pay tn niiiniiiit ii,-irv u, ! ".'' "lratlon and l',u,o time In 1Ii,hihIIiil'. K lar tlio wliuln 1,10.1. -...,., , ,,,,.,. , 1Ht;,irU lM1,MJ,.r. laiidlni.j, but w. hopn u ... law hiilla avoided and Hie matter Kdlkd wltliuul adiilua lliu uls grace ut llliuallon tu ciI.iiiik lrouW..7" "We deny that there is any discord or misunderstanding so far ns the stockholders in Linn county uro con corned, and they comprise a majori ty of the membora. The dissatisfac tion is nil with citizens of Marion county and is H-'mply caused by Salem's failure to secure the loca tion of the woiks at that placo. ft they had succeeded in, their little game all would have been Rerono, aud they would have been most strenuously opposed to any proposi tion looking to a dUmudmnut. mora is tho wholu cauKo of the "discord," iu a nutshell. Marion county did not subscribe oiio fourth ui uw Btuisn; wuuo ijiun tooK' over half, and yot becauso tlio Direutoro wisely selected Albany (the basu of operations of tho great agricultural center of the Willamette Valley) as the most suitable, convenient and profitable site for the erection and carrying on of the works, the Mariou county stockholders now rear back bu their dignity, refuse (0 pay their assessments and declare their un alterable determination to disband ! Wo ask iu all oandor !b this fair r Is it aotiug iu good faith with the, citizenH of Linn county who have year iu and year out paid tributo to Salem and Marion county? We assist more largely than that cmvity la sustaining tho Stato Government which is located in their mid.4 ; wo literally pour monov in 10 their coffers during the annual State Fair ; aud that rich portion of our crtuniy lying north of tho Sanliaui distrib utes more money yearly into the - pockets of Salem merchants and deal ers than it throws in the' way of our Linn county citizens. Yet wo do not murmur or complain nt all thin. If Saloin can fairly command our patrouago and tribute she should have it. Marion and Linn are neighboring oounlies, and it in mm h bettor that tho circulating medium of our citizens should bo distributed between the two counties than to o' farther from home. Bat the ex change should be as noni'ly 'mutual as pogsiblo. It is unfair for one suction to be oontinually drained for tho fat tening of tup otliur. Heretofore it 1 ha always been ono-sided ; and we Dow ask, since o fairly uuvurvd the locution of these agricultural works, that the enterprise bo permitted to go on without hindrance or niolcAta tion. . It is more than probublo that the meeting called for the litid inntaiit will result as has the two preceding. A majority of the Directum uro uot in favor of disorganization, nnd will j not be represented at n i Kellogg party, knowing that their frauds nnd rascalities wero known and would be thoroughly investigated and mercilessly exposed when the Conservatives gained the reins of Government in that State, and know ing that they were unable to main, tain thcmsolvesiu power much longer even with all their fraudulent ma chinery at work, determined to in augurate a stnto of affairs which would bring on a collision and af ford a pretext for military interfer ence nnd finally bring about the compromise which they have now effected whereby their , pant ads should not be inquired into. JSvery lover of freo government in our country cannot fail to be bitterly disappointed at tho cowardly attitudo of the Conservatives in this compro- mi.io. ihe Kellogg Government was either a legal and fair government or it was not. If it waa not, then why all this hullabaloo and hue and crv about corruption aud why these fran tio appeals to the people of the country to assist in rooting it out and exposing its rottenness? On tho other hand, if it wero guilty of all those gross frauds aud wrongful nets of power, dues not a compromise whore by it is to retain said powor nnd its crimes remain covered up, nuiko tho Cdiworvativos purtfojig criminix with if It is a rotten piece of luminous nnd an affair calculated to disgust the whole country with ull parlies inter ested in it. Such Bonduet, on the part of tho leaders of the two politi cal parties of that Stato will certainly forfeit tho confidence of the masses at homo and the respect of pooplo unroaii, lietler, far better, that nil proposals lor compromise had been liurlod into tho faces, of tho Kellogg rascals with scorn and the people of that State penmSted themselves to be reduced to a territorial condition, giving tho despot Grant supreme authority over the citizens Urougli tho . officials whom ho would appoint. We think with Governor MoKu nery, who said, us ho quiutly with drew f! 'oin the Leo iHlature halls vhen the compromise was uiinuuncod, "It in now time to lower tho Democratic Hag iu Louisiana." ' NKW I'XITKD KTTUN khN'ATOIIM. Soveu new Souutors have just been elected, viz : Kernan, of New York ; Wallace of Pennsylvania; McDonald, of Indiana', Dawes, of Massachusetts; CockrelJ, of Missouri; Bayard, of Delaware, and Cameron, of Wiscon sin. All of, these save Dawes nnd Cameron are Democrats. Cameron being chi.sen by a coalition of Dem- oerutannd Republicans, over Matt. Carpenter, the Hadical caucus nom inee, ntay be classed among the op pouitiou to the. Administration. Dawes, of Massachusetts, is the only slraighto'jt Hadical of the whole seven.''' ' ;; "Tl"' inlll, of li. Srnd nlowly. ' ul UM.y unnd ftvuwlillif Ullf." Or words to that effect. which in a positive sense have done most of all to discredit it, wore mere ly the outgrowth of iU efforts to cor rupt, under cover of loyul and other pretenses, the better judgment of the North. There has come a healthy reaction, and tho result is a complete overthrow of the existing machine. This reaction the party managers seek to set aside by resorting to the thumb-screw and the inquisition. But all this is too late. Like the Chinese, who throw themselves on their owp swords and let out their lives' by their own hands, the He- publican party has by its own tyran nous acts committed hari-kari and is now in the throes of death. A FAIR ELECTION OR A FBEE FICiBT. Notwithstanding the fact that many Mepublican leaders are now bolster ing up Grant and Sheridan in their Louisiana infamy, they will receive a most overwhelming and blighting re buke when tho people have another opportunity to thuudor their disap proval at the ballot box. And if Grant's military machinery bo used to prevent a full expression at the polls 11s there is every reason to believe it will be tho American peo ple may as well prepare for the bloodiest conflict the world has ever known. To such an act the people will not submit if thoy have aTiy of tho spirit of their fathers remaining iu thorn. In fact if thoy permit the Federal Government to consummate this -villainy, they may oxpect, and ought to lose their liberties.- Like' tho first gun fired upon Fort Sumter, the first, attempt of Grant and his minions to interfere iu our election, ought to startle the Republic from its' present almost Bip Van Winkle slumber aud arouse evory freeman to a defense of our liberties. Our next Presidential election should bo a freo and fair one in all tho States, or a tyrant's head should unswor for it. TO THE MO KUOIiDKHS. Linn County, Feb. 40th, 1S75. Editor Democrat: With your permission I would like to say a few words to the members of tte Homo Manufacturing Compa ny who have paid their first assess ment and are thereby legal voters of that company. Gentlemen Do you intend to come forward with this work, or will you stand back and lot a parcel of disor ganizes disband this company? Theso men I speak of havo not paid their usseusmeuts as you havo, and have done all thoy could to crush this proposed enterprise ever since tho board Belocted Albnnv m tlm proper placo for tho Manufactory. They say that thoy have boen de ceived, as thoy thought that the Man ufactory was to bo located at Salom, consequently thoy don't want to pay their assessment, ns mon should do, who are willing to bo governed by a majority, I am heartily ashamed of those people of our sistor county. Home Manufactory. Tin Salem .Shitnman jocularly as serts that the 1)i:miiciiat and Aver'j New IlAMrsiiiui!. The Stnto elec tion comes ofVon the 2d Tuesday iu March. The Democratic Convention has nominated Hon. Hiram It. Rob erts for Governor. The platform advocates an economical administra tion and nn honest ourrency, a tariff for revenue, equal nud exnet justice to nil, and a stringent license low fairly enforced; it denounces Con gressional usurpation, Executive dictation and military intimidation ; and eoudemus the action of the Ad ministration, particularly in relation to Louisiana affairs. Tns McKhnzik Canal, A writer iu tho Eugono Outml very correctly re marks : "I think a canal as pro posedfrom Albany to tup the Mc- nouxiu river ami running along near the foot hills, through the east side of Lane nnd Linu counties, would be a grand nnd profitable enterprise, draining thousands of acres of laud aud irrigating other thousands when needed, giving water power and means of communication that would, iu due time, pay a thousand times the expenso of construction." Tiik public debt statement for Jan- Pills " have nn inevitable toudenev I nal7 su"w" increase of $ I .S'.KS.OM). ;,. tl 1: , n .. I Hut ).. t' 1 .11,. - ..! ... 110 1 "io lllieciiou. Dm. Jl.ic. " vimauinuou 01 culled for that purpose. TI,o m.,lt. r J'"u "ru eminently correct; " teiJT- i "'! '':t it will bu reduced this Will rest entirely with the Directors, ' Uilvo l",''d that our pa. 1 to help carry New Hampshire aud we firmly believe it is their Jut J t I'cr u"" has that effect oil Boiuib-! 00 U' 2J Tuesday of March. If it to proceed with the levying aud col- "'niia about election times. leetion of assessments nnd the early construction of thwraiLi There'. Jv 1!';,t ' l'red Douglas has been can be no question about the luw j 11(turviWCl. 1 says the political having been thus far complied with, I ,vi'lil!'ui' ""achusettawaii caused nd it now only remains for these ' l-Y tho "'"'""t ' Chas. ... - " ll... il.. 1. 1 I' who have ten oid.u.ied with the " lu" "P umlouu 1D tue W and able iu the qualitv of its litem- remaining at the lm. n7 ,7 - V busmen of the corporation io I U"t ih l'resiikncjr is in the hand- . w. I. ,m ' . remaining t th. houw of the bride were not for those elections our country would get hopelessly in debt I flooi. Paikh, is the Olvmpia SiaMiiVii-Democratic in radiiies enterprising in news. moral in tone. Albany docsn t owe a cent. In California all educational offices are open to women. Most Oieouians are vacciuating against spring fever. Linn county pays over 84,000 more Stat tax than Marion. State Temperance Alliance at Salem next Wednesday. An Alsea squaw suicided last week uy nanging herselt to a tree. The patent outsiders have ' just began to waltz, in on the half-shell baptist revival -still goes on at Amity and repentant sinners are im mersed through holes cut in the ice. Steamer OriHamme arrived atPort land last Sunday. ' This is the first steamer in five weeks. A sheep killing dog was the other day sent to purp heaven by the aid of a Lane county farmer's rifle. The Kanaka King and Oregon's Railroad King Ben. Holladay dined together iu San Francisco. The profit of the barley crop to the acre in California is found to be fully one-half more than the wheat crop. Koseburgers have all joined an amateur dramatic troupe and the whole town is now engaged in strik ing an alliiudo. Gen. Howard, commander of the Department of Columbia, is chief cxhorter at a Forest Grova Methodist revival, now in progress. Tho Portland young ladies have got up a naw wrinkle in the way ot 'Pop Corn Sociables." We suppose the next will be "Titus Iloo-doos." Assistant Warden Thompson, of the Penilontiary, last week recaptured the escaped convict, Brown, near Coinstock's Mill, in Douglas county. The Sandwich Island King started home from San Francisco, Feb. 2d. The U. S. war steamer Pensaeola was detailed to transport him and his suitu. A Nevada snow avalanohe buried 12 Chinamen last week, and they stand a belter show in digging through to China than coming back this way A Nevada girl couldn't tell which lover she liked best till one of them killed the other, aud now she is on the track of the survivor armed with a Speucor rif e. "MyMusin;8"is the titleof avolume of poems published by Sister Duni way. We havu't seen them, but they are said to be characteristically vigorous and nifty: "Of course wo couldn't have him roaming around hero and putting on Congressional airs" savs a Nendo paper iu explaining how a horse-thiol came to his end. The Guard tells of a man who shot a coyote which he mistook for a cougar; nnd weut a mile and halt to get some one to go with him to nolo the effect of the shot. The people of Carson oity are looking for the fellow who poured oroton oil in a bucket of water at late ball. They want everybody who meet hint to assassinate him. A Murysvillo doctor has got used to being robbed having been way laid fivo different times by highway men. Wheuever he meets a man in the road he offers his pocket book. Harvy Jones, of San Juan Island, won't bo worth much as a man by the time he goes through a couple more blasts, llo has only had one, and is already minus one arm and an eye. A Los Angoles young man forgot that ho once had a mother and Blan- lerod a widow lady of that place, and the young son of the slandered lady lodged a bullet iu tho liar's off leg. Served him rig''l. There is a mau named Arrnguett, hviug iu Clackamas county, who is. 05 years old and has been in Oregon 70 years. Ha thinks he will like this country as soon as he gets used to the cliiuiito. David Goft', father ot Mrs. Col Nesmiih, as well at of Mrs. C. D. lSiirkhart of this city, died at hishome m 1 oik county last Saturday, aged SO yoars. IIu was one of Oregon's earliest pioneers. Wm. Rogers, who was last Satur day discharged lioiu the Penitentiary, naving seivuv out bis li'ue, paid oupcmiicuueut W atkius a biff purl- by stealing a lot of clothes the next day and gelling arrosied so he can be sent back to prison. The Cornelius girls eay that they are Sentimental, but .they prefer a 'dime novel" to a young man with whisky ruuniug out of one corner of his mouih and tobacco juice out of ihe other. The say thev don't lid. sort of "honey dew." Some of the Salem Republicans are trying to butt Col. Tom. Rickey off the post office track. We dou'l see why they can't let him alone year or two longer when he will have to step down and out to make way for some goou -llanon county Democrat. their chamber door, of that irrepres sible mother-in-law, who .exclaimed: "Now you git up; when I was married my old man was out in the field mowin' long afore this lime 0' day; if you don't git up I'll burn up jour clothes.'' '-Burn 'em, Ma, gaul darn 'em I never want 'em again," exclaimed will build a tiie Braom- ''Sinch 'em," ejaeulatod the bride. The Eugene Guard, in denouncing the conduct of the half dozen Salem fanatics who claim the praise of originating the hullabaloo in tho Oerrand case, says: We shall now look for those sickly sentimentalists to petition for the pardon of this murderous Indian. Peter Ganness, of San Francisco, doesn't believ'e in any foolishness in love affairs. - Miss Anna Bart refused to fulfill her marriage . engage ment with him last week and he tried to put her to sleep with a pistol tall, but being a poor shot he didn't succeed and now lies in jail The editor of the Salem Record celebrated Chinese New Year with vigorous muchness. His Chinese wasnman presented mm witn six drawings of tea, half a dozen packs of fire orackers and a bundle of joss slicks, and Sam had an illumination and feast at his mansion that night. A Marysville nigger is disgusted with the white trash. Only last Christmas he look unto his bed and board a white wite, and she last week skedoodled with a Caucasian fellow who wore awav Cuffy's bran new wedding suit .Sambo says "dar' neb ber war no pendence to be put in de white trash. Now you haali di, chile!" There is great excitement at tho quartz mines on Rogue river, occa sioned by recent developements. In the Hank McNair mine the company are taking out rock rich in free gold and silver. Measures are being taken to secure a road to the mine. Numer ous prospecting parties are out. Several promising veius havo been struck. Aybungman namod Hunter, of Ked .bluffs, went to hunt ber who was to become Mis. H.. but her dad kicked him out of the house and three quarters of a mile dbwu the road, and that young mau now scratches his head thoughtfully and wonders whether it would be judi cious to marry ihatremarkaMy demon strative father-in-law. A Sacramento youth wanted to marry, and being under age and having no parents this side of the Rocky Mountains, got a guardian ap pointed for himself so he could get somebody's legal consent to bis marriage; but the guardian niio was also a single, man happened to be in love with Ihe name girl himself and wouldn't give his consent to the marriago. 1 lie result is, the girl won't marry the guardian and the young lover, having made a bad selection, has lo wait until he comes of age. "How vain are nil things hero below," etc. A Montana preacher had informed bis hearers that they could not ex pect lo "wiu the heavenly stake with the four aces offaith, hope.charity and virtue while the Lord held a fluh " Ho got do further in his figure of speech, for at this instant there was a hubbub in the main aisle and as the preacher descendod with frightful velocity from the pulpit and disap peared through the back door just ahead of a number twelve boot, the voice of the most prominent deacon was heard to exclaim: "We don't want no suoozer of a preacher that dont know as four aces beats a flush." the L-;Qutatiw Aasenltity of the There are now 21 Democratic Governors. When we elected L. F. Grover, Governor, of Oregon, six years ago, there were only four. This is a pretty thorough resurrection of a "dead party" don't it ? LAWS OF THE STATE OF OREGON- Pabllhea by Authority. . . AX ACT to define the Dntkw nnrt fix Hie Com puiiMitloii of the S:iitu I'nutcr.unii io Provi.io for tlio Ditm-ilmiiuu of ilio Law and Jour- li:Urnictl b S:ni? of Or--f ion. J Hixtion 1. Tlio State Printer Blnlt, wtlliln twenty iJi) days ai';er rivuwin:,' imticj ot' liii election from t lie Secretary or r-iiiie, luku ilio 0;i!ll of o!lL't mni :'ivi! lunula lo tli.; Slttu, villi I two or more iiritk'-t in ilic iun of tliirtv thou I woi.l i.Zujm; tloi'uw, to btiunic-os't'.l Uy Hk-t.oi-I uniornnil Sccrtiittry tjl'Stu !, cuni itlnut1 .1 lor i lie ! nnmutt un I tiiLlU' il ikn-Uinuiim't; ot iitl lint iln- , tiei I'l'ijuifL" 1 or vtik h uiiiy iw ruquiml of him liv law, u likli bomi riaU Uo ilieU in the oilko ol t'm Sjii-ruliiiy of Shii ti. Siic. i. Tiie S.u.u l't intur sliall have ami ket'n opyn it prim ins mlien tit tho ol yovt;ninn'iii. oflliu S.ule. well sup nit. I with f,'oo I iti:i:ct inl Vlth which to piTlo.'lii lliu dmk'sof hi oUcn, ami Hhull keep Nil JoJIieo u!H:ii ami pi t;yin.l to do any ami all work that may lo re iuiie l of him in pui'Miuhcti of mv, at leut i htr;y tf), lu prior lo ihe convening of the Lojts ative A3.W11 iJly, uii'lal ktut lltn.L-ii flu Uiyi afier the a l joiiriiuiL'iit of tlio Siitue. An J ml work rutjiiliwi lo Iw itunu lor lnuS.uiebli.nl De exeetite.1 with in lliu SiUli!. ntx 3. At tlio clon of tlw prce'it, find of eaeli HUea!.lin session of t he Li,,'isia;ive Art siMil)!y,ilii! siaie IVhnerslia.i t -unite to lie print il, in one volume, live Imiitlrinl enpie ol ihei tieneral arid Loml Laws and : he Jonn Keuom- : tioni una Memorial thai are ol u nenuuniiiit und itL-iu'ral nalim- which shad have Uwn twirvs, I at rind seion. The !uwo a pn Jk and gen eral nature nhall lie nrmiel lo 'ether in the itt;- hiiiiu of lliu volume, io Ih imiuwe 1 oy ilme ui u locui or pt iuru nut um, an i oy ine ooiut itesoluiioiis aii.1 Aletuoria.i: mi I a s.-n.waie in dex si mil nu inn do loeaeii !' the Sdure.ury of a.uiu, jiii'i uio oiiuu i i irnui niui uuinu it) uu printed three hundred fj:.u, eopks oi the Jour nals of thu two JlotiwM, in one volume each. Said voluiuus of the Laws and Journals Jiad he dt'y-prusM;J( half-bound and leitered. The S ate Primer shall cause to he primeil olio thousand eopies of i lie governor xs Mi-hbUW and iieeom )inym documents; iheMussae and Uoportu to lie-printed iu volumes seiuii'ah! fiotti the liwsund JourmtlH, and eatdi voiuine to he dry-pres-ed, neatly stitched, eoveied with ossoi'leJ me limn paper b.ieUs, w ith title inue i hereon. Hi;v, 4. The Laws, Journal, and a:I work re quired ly the loresointjeei ion, sluui be primed in L'ood small niui ivne.u text ur hodv tvm standard und not u'io ve iouneeu and ono-Wif eiiH to the alphauet: and ull lic-ad, side nnd loot i note, Btiuii oe pnniej tu nonpareil tviK:. mull in nimioii ur iioiixirell type; und t lit; text or ho ly tyjH! nliaU he Ii'ailed with ieatlc of a : hick nuss ol not more than tour to pica, und not more than one nucli lead aliall lie iii-ser vd be tween panu-niph-i: and iHMWuen seciiuiii noi more than two such leads; and between articles or ne.s, or separate re.-o.u; ions, not more iluin twopiatlines; andahove and noiow ou-h Miuh one pi. a line shall tie tliu average. Kik-Ji puyo ul mil he equal lo i wenty- breo iiii cms jik-a Wide bv tllil'l v-iiitio taiti eiiH nkit 1 niLf. in.4ndin ivum and t'ooi JiiitH, said looo and foot lined eadi nut lo oe mi ;er uian suntu iua. Innrintim: the Jouniais of the two lhnmnH the yeas aud nays shall he net eoinnaeliv iu lines across the pa',re, and not in co.uiuns, and no uiuik ones suao oe utaue in a semence. An iiutex. prepare 1 Liv The Srnritniv of Slate, shall beaitixed al the close of each vol ume oi ine.ournuis, wnieii snail contain rv.n-v- ein;ed to thu several staL'S oi lofiiwltition upon eauh Hithjeet. s;iiit index io be printed iu mluion or nonpareil type, us in the. .aws. SR'. li. Jles-ii'esi trom t he tkivernor. rnnnrt from liny oillcur or functionary id' the S;u.o (iovei '.intent) or any coinuiii ice of the Legisla ture, und ull siuiiJar manor requiring to be printed, .ha; be execute I in the same iiniuner required for ihe inws aud journals, and shall tie siiiclicd und covered iu the lunnncr provided for ivpois In Sect ion 3 of this Act. In all work executed lor tlie S;u.e, tahiiiar mutter shall Imj set in n4 coin met a form us the naiure of tint Work will admit, in minion or nonpareil type; and nol"1nore than three itfi blank jiiied sliall he counted al the end any work. Sac. 7. The paper used in llieexeeutioii of the work ieei;ied in the t'oi'C'oin heetioiist shall be ilouhie me limn boos, tweuiy-iour by tliirlj uUthi ijJl.3() inches in itize, not losthttn forty- niui i t, jiuuiiun in iin: ii-jim, jimi IMU 111 lisej snail bo a good qnuiny ol bau;k ink. Swi. 8. All inei.lenuil work, such us bills, res olutions, memorials roii-atils, ele., shad be printed in Koud amall pica tyiie. on flat cap or foolseap paper. It oi tiau-ap, not less limn lour teeiiflo ptmndd to the ream, aud if ot loolsmp, not lesa than ten (Id) pounds lo Hie ream; the lines io be nuinlH'te I hi the bills, rt'soitiiions and memorials, comineiiuin at each sue, inn wiih the lUure 1. Tiie ttpuee between linesshall not be more than one ih pica line, and the hptier between secttonsor suii-divh-iuus shall not I at more than one (1, jiica due. Ail paes shall be forty t-luj ems pica wide ny slxiy-slx imiiems pk u Ion,:,', iueiu lin :odoan I one J; loin line. In ab bilis Unit exceed siij-s;x (irt). piui iiuvs in len;;; li I lie line may bcunk utieun U i) pica lines, in cluding h.auii lines, btu no' otherwise. Iu ad cases ;lu; feiace bet wven the title oi Ihe bil, an I the thtit neeiioii thereot shall not exceed oiumI; pica line, and tiie to, ioand tool lines sdaui not 0e in type Inryer Iluin lite text, All bills print el on one ;lj pae shall be count ed us one ,1. pa-'e, all bins primed on iwu ( itaes shad be counted as two i, pa,res, and all bins printed unun tluve J: ia m sh.ul be i num. , ed three ,3, pa e. 'the second pn.te shad be priuied upon ihe inu-k of Hie hist p;ue, an i ihe fourth pa'e shad be primea upon tlio back of the third pae, and soon. hi.. . . The i-oiniietiiaUon of the State print er shall hi as follow: Forcoui'ioiiiioii. iRjrbnothoiiiaad il 'mh ei'lny ien:s. i'ir eoiuuin or Qure matter, two columns, twenty-live (,,) cents extra. . For column or liure mutter, three columns, fl:ty t-iOlcentsexlia. For column or dure matter, four or more columns, eighty iiij rents e.,ra. For rule and iiuru work, eighty (80) cents cxt m. For pre-is-work on laws, journals, reports, etc.. pe:- token of two liun.bedaiKl piny itj, shuu.s, eillt jKU'cstolho form, eighty ;sj. cents; but press-work shall not. be counted, except upon the oa-Isof elylii. pa,'slo the i;-iifciure, and one token lor each sunm; nm of orj iiae. totiul part of a signature. 1' less-work upon idits, resit. it- ! tions, etc., shall bu one token for bi,i-oi one i patfe and two ;a tokens for biiis ol two A, three 3) an 1 lour i-li pities, nn- lot.tit!, sdicnin an i inn l'n? and trlra min pamphlets with pa;wr eo e.', one sU'iia- .ure, imo , ulnars au,l uiiy cents ,;it per one HU.1.HV.VI iiaij u,iiii;.i, ioi Ull. T HLMlUUUt SllKl' lure, tweil. v-dve ct n.s ner one ii;i:i,ir.-1 ,. tor loldilirr. Eflili lllll ' illld hnulin.' , tu. mm jouriiuis, one-nan roan or slice), paper For loi tuif? hiils and o.hcr mailer of four ( t; ptu;es (liitis ot one or two paes shud not be lo.dedi, tweiny cents per one hundred ljei copies. 1 For folding and sllteliins hills of 1 wo sheets, ninety ittj; cents per one hinidrc t (Pad copies, and twenty cents per one hundred lor mudi ad ditional hhect. For iisijH'r he shall he allowed as follows : Loubie medium book luper, lorii-tonr 4t pounds to the nuip. Ie, tentv-l'our by ihii-ty-eiyht '.JlxtW, ten dollars ,ilu.i; per ream. For :lakup, lourteou iJoutnls Lo the ream, bov en (7) dollars. For tooltip, ten (10) iKiuuds tothoream, six (G) dollars. Ski:, le. Tho laws and Journals of the Legis lative Assemiily shall Imprinted nnd delivered to the Seereoiry of S.ate williin tiiueiy ie, daya utter the tuijournmenl of cuch sctou oi vho l.eislaiure. M.e. 11. The Secretary of Stato, on the laws nud journals bein; duliu'ivd io liitti, snail euit- ttlllv examine V he! lie;- t lie Mitne Ihivm Ii,.i.ii ..v... cuted in strict iu-t -lU'dantu wu h lv pi-ovisionsof mo .-vei, ituu uu iian uppoiur w iv-'iMttisinie and NEW, ADVERTISEMOTS. - ""I- ., PAY IP, rjMIE : BNDRRSIG.NED, HAVIJJO C1.0KED out busliiom i blacksmlUiliiB ot Leb anon, und twin duslruiis oi Km ovine to Hiioih r Suite, WHnls all piTim Indebted to Uim tocuiuu lorwitra und Mile inimndlati-ly I.KDATO.v,Feb.8,J875. t--'MK&,iF ' fftTOTICB IS I stoeklloldt IIKREBV CilVEV TO THE TS Ol ttie ifnniA M ii iii.tn ....... tomimny. I ii tln-re will bo u nieetlnij ol sum tociiold. -nftn Ilio City, ol buluu. Murion Tuesday, the SSd day of Feb., 1875, at -1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of dlsuol vine .id company and auullne up tlio business o. tue siiuie. liorio by order wl tno Uirectore In canon, hebruary old, l!(7o. A. w. STAN UD, Sec'y. .01 H K TO TOtKIILOES rnw. FIRKT JIKETIXQ op THE BUI1-t- serlbirstotho mpiial stocit of iheAlden ,. "" ,1, rf!"'rv,,nK -ini".v, of Albnnv, Ore. S;wi will be belli t the Colin Iou.l., in l,Uf City Albany, l.inu county: Onon, on the loth day of March, A. D. lS7o, at one o'clock In the ii:l"rnnon, for tliV pur pose ol i-leKiilt' loot l- s lli..n tl,;l ,0..,...?.... 11S the Ktl.Cl.i1..l.l..ra 1 ' ' and transuding il oliitr busiie-ss u iiicb 1,1'1'y' under the si.nute of una niMe, properly lie dune al anid mev iiufr. Uy order ol Ihe board nfmrnnrntor. ALEAKr, Oret-on, Feb. lab, ii7i BRICK STORE TfTTFF ADEmRARI.E BRICK BrnBo I' t rent In Albany. L Jeff R0H TO the DEMOCRAT dfllej , Pttnloulnqulr.Vr STATE EOAHMTiiTOGii hmlKrnnts to Oregon, noj hi f"' ?toMln and sitter mates, a,,,! for "iri ,, SKi conn,rl, formiitlnn abroad by tin, noa', 'n ""01 this State linvlnj; Fiiru ,wm ' P'!rS Kent, nrdesiroi, 1 1 "onX. Su "! nleiwe forward to this Ilianl m 7n1""' HI Lie detailed d.-sc-lplioni o? theK " Lands, location, lrlee and Term. 2", conditions of rentioR : and all 5"'?' w of obtaining Asrleultnral or Sr .f""" willlease .oiumunicat. dlreoTw A State CommtWZ& tlOTIOB. TSTIN MORHIROK, FORMERLY f) il DonoiiEh County. Illinois can h.?..0r.Mo- I" "'" " nof wait box U) Albany, Llun County, oXLwn viunati. - BANK EXCHANGE SALOON, . TA1XOK BUG'S, Proprietors. LATEST FAfiCY EA3 FIXTURES FKEST CIGARS, TO . IS TIIE STATED :oi;s ESTUAY KOTlcE. TAKES UP HV THE UNDEU8IQNED t lleaverdnni hree ,0.1 u.... 1. Ilf Oregon, on Mie 17tli of Scomber, lSr" TT7 ol old brown work horses, about nflein i. Ml' A miLI, SITE FOR SALE. A VALUABLE MILL SITE, BtflTABr pjo , either a grist or saw mill or both ilo . ? rnlle below the Wiley CwkfitafJ about j, mile frm lhe to, ratel,wlfHo "2 Valley, Lion coaiity, can u5 had verchein tm particulars, address. A. RALSTON- aweet Horn. CLASS TABLE ! A FIRST BILLIAKD 10F Corner of First and Wnshintrton slreets. od- Dimito Ml. rhui'liHi 111....... . ' r ' ", niuunj, uregun. IN. ron ' . FOIt TUB STATE CAriTOI, Bl ILDISG AT SALEM. rii w-tli, he received forlayin-g ) all bricks necessary to inclose snid build iiiK accordwi" to plans and siwincatlnns, fti ileni t"JV" L" rtrcniteCI S OlilCO S lid bids must be accompanied bv nn 11 aertaumir, with two or more sureti.-s, of not . -.,.,.., ,,"r ceriL. oi me amount of said bid, conditioned that if the contract be award- r V,. ,f;i,. , i r he vlll enter Inlh bonds for the laithiul iierlorinniice of Siiid eonlreet. I he bids reeelved by the Hoard lor said brick ....... "... u- ..pencil oy said lloerd at. then o liee, in Salem, on the lurh day of .March, iy-y, at one o clock p. m. of snid dev. The Hoard reserve the right to reject any and all I', s. coin will be paid as tho work pro gresses. r l:y order of the Board. , ... H. STAPLETON, P. L. rt.i.18, Seretnrv. Prs't Salem, Feb. letb, ls;i, n27w5. ' KEDEMPTION OF CANAL AND LOCK BONDS. $43,300 APPLICABLE FOfl REDEMPTION, Treasurer's Officr. Sulein, Feb. !', 1K75. (EAI.F.D PROPOSALS WILL HE KECEIV . eil by the uiidersiuneil, nt Ills office at Sa lem, until Stotunlay, .March H, U!. lor tiie sur reiKl.T o. Lond.s issued undei' jirovisioiis of aa act ol tiie Legislative Assembly 01 tlnv state oi Uregtin, eiiiiti d "An Act to Appropriate Hindi :or the roiislriicllon of a steamboat t anal at Ihe Uiliainette l-alla," approved Oc loo..'rI, Is, J, in iiiiiount eiuel to the cash on nand lor I be purchase In- r. ol.nt a rate not to exceed ninely-liepreent. 01 the par value of said bonds, ns provided by an act of the Legis lative Assembly of the sihm of Oreeon, entl-tl'-d An Act to Authorize the stnto Treasurer loconven ciirreicy lumis into coin In certain cusps, iiihI n jo to pay oir tile Lock Loads," p. proved Ocloln-re, svi, ' am nie pro.'aisnls must b" sealed and address ed to tue state Treasurer, Salem, Ureenn. . , A. II. HKOWX, n-"w- Slatn Treasurer. e stray Notice. -B. one old" bay work horse, lifteon band, nosed S: Sh" feeVml wh -o'e. .'d" upon be lh of Dec-1874, ami ,xtd onta! ut J" mme ?"mth- Willi un S.nlth.o( Ileaverdam precinct. Washington county, '0? D23w THE ORIGINAL BAY TEAM 87ILL ALIVE WITH '. A NEW OUTFIT! T An fF'' F0,R PAST TAVORS, AN& a Will desirous of continuing to meat tho same the proprietor is always ready and ea.llJ loundatafl times. Passengers ahd I baiiaij carried toand from the car. to anyTariof tgl city atreasonal.13 ates. A. N. ARNOLT) Albany 0,eglJ PmpIleti,, NOTICE. LL THE BOOK ACCOUNTS AND NOTE ud'r-uSffi'in" this dale wltm he underalghei t the T Clerk'. ""',ceJi'.th.e H, m thlscltv. An ,u ..ii wimiii inaebted to snid Arm wlTi sssrsr R. C. HILL SON. ' Albany, Dec. 1st, IS74. U' U' A' HuJ-' , vll)nl7tf. O, S. S. CO. KOTHE. 5 ROM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR tiler notice. lrctL-ht from Portion,! trt a ik. . ny will be one dollar per ton. All down freight will be delWcrea at Portland or &.etnria r..-f charitc or wharlnitc at reduced rates. Boat, will leave Albany for C'o.vallls or Portland everyday. Korlurther Information .Duly to' -St MONTlil l H. Ajjeuts. viunnu. ' THE OLD BUOOitl FACTORY. BELDIXO. THE GPIXTLRMAW' v mvw in ninntihictunifi nm ftrt i1r.m this city, hus just n-tunifil irom CHlilornia and' 1 ir:iifi ennti'd in the Aw boMm-as nt hlsld( fjtHrtd in thy fiieurr building, near Fosii' ' vlOnldtf. STOCEiIIOLI:RS MEETING. mjoTterc is herkby given that k iM mnt tintr Of Ilio ltOfkholdcrH nf hn AlK-- ny nnd Su.tiim W'fUer Uitcli or Cnni Com- lnny will bu hold at the oIUcq of snid Com pa- ny, in Albany, in Linn CouuW. OrLttoo. on Tuesday, the 9th day of March, 1S76.- atthehnurof one o'clock in the afternoon of ' wild day, lor tlit purpose of ineroasiiiif th ciipitol .sLi.ck ol siitd Company, and to nrovld uu ine jTaytntMit of th.- Indebtedness of said i-otniiany. nnd Iransitcl.tur snri ni.hphiiainA ; as may (oint beiui,. tho Comuany. . by oruerot the lionn of Itin-ntors t a r1' ll' WBU. President. L. Flink, Secretary. n'J5w5. ADtil S 1 ST li lOlf',4 S A LE OF REALESTATE. PVHLW NOTICE I l'KIlIOHV UIVE that by viriiii- or an order ninde bv the painty Court within ami lor thu County of l.inn, wtiitj? of Ortyon, on the hth dny oi De utTiibLT, ls.71, In (.iu; nintti'r ol the tate oi A. M. Huston, deef-nni'U, 1, John iluston, Admir Irtt ruLor oi Mih estate oi thu bind A, a. liuaton. dt.,ceasd, will, on Saturday, (he 13th of March. J875, nt thp Court House door In the City of Albanv In said county ol Linn, between the hours oi'u ocltaMt in the inominji nud 4 ovtock in r.i.r evening of that day, to-wit : nt the hour of il V, . UiUI "r s,u1 81 imbiicauet on. to the said estate and situate in said county to-wit : i'nu ortu-eust lourth ot Hie South wm qunrter, and the .North-west, lourth ol the South-east .juarter of Kretion No. is, in Town ship No. U, South of Kane No. , 't.8t eon tiihniif; hu acres. Terms : .saiU real estuto will sim ui j;uiu com oi ine uuiLi'U states, one. ii iw uf (litiu u.ivvii on ttie .i-lV l I,, .i.iil H-nt nruciUul ni..a'i' toasi-it liiiu inUJ J the remainder in ix months, secured by uiort- t-i tin mi- n''iui6i;a. ouuy tiljlSlU.N, J on No A J on e-s, Ad tu iu ts! nitt ir. Ati'yu lor Administrator. ni7w4 C6nnectiout holds State oloction ou first Monday in April. THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE Th PronoMlllon of the LonlstaiiA rnn. irntMtilniiul omuiltIn Accepted by th New VoitK, February 5. A New Orleans dispatch earn tho Conserva tive members nnd "the Legislature, after having been in caucus nearly all day, accepted'- at hall-past IU this morning the proposition of tho Con gressional Committee. This secures the resolution passed and signed by all members ot'the Lesislatiire.acknovl eikntiji the Kello (iovernmrnt mni endorsing the election of iS72 in con-1 BUeralion ot obtainm? a mm"f.ntv ' 'V.'il,"'.Ul "' aiiiiiiiiuoii. in h-juiii-v not tu iv, JU..t iiw. tfouare K-i- day, wiio Khali lw duly sworn aiul imtii:ict heto e cmei'hu upon t he din hape of thirt duij;aiMl If tlio svivtary hhail Und tho n, tlv iiuii- ty eeeuu:.i. nc .-null Kle tlio htuic I'riiKer a wnirUuu- lueoi din-.y. and shntl w ine uien-in ine ihiiiiikti-ot nuv ami eo,iiesof eaeh divuuieiu, umt the amount, to inch the S.ate I'nniei-iHeiitille.t; ;iiid, hy virtue oi hw oftieeiu !Si-ivtin-y oi Mme. he shii'A itm hiri wurmnt on i he S ate Tivunuer tor ihe amount tut tato. to vine. 6w. U. TlieeretnryofStatoliiilKmnsinlr, oy niaiioroilK-i wirte, tme enpy ot em it of ihe luws and Journals to each niei.i.ier umt t lie Chief Cieiksol the l.etrHiadvo 'iihiv n.r that so ston, and a stiilieient muuhcr ot the law io ieh t:ouuty UiCi k io sunjuv one to mikIi C;orU, ' una ineLiiiinty .111 je, Shfi-itr, $u;vniitem'nl of S-'IkkiB, ami uath JuMiee ot tho IVauts In tho COUnty, to tkt Iieul as Ullhile imiivei-iv f.n- ilw. it OI ihen- respeeiive oihtea, ami six iti) t.ipiert lor Kitiehy thei;ierk to the ehizoua ol the tuunty lor tin u.-ioi the County TivaMn v. Ho blind alwvtmiiMnit onecopy ol ihe luw. tuejuhoitlie 'ipivine Juices, l)itnet At.ornevs und the , e.leiu. O.HUiet Jn.l-'eol ihU rn:...' nn,! I (joverinn-ol eaeli j-tate and ietTHory.unU the Attorney (eueLl, und the Stvivturv ot s uit vi ! the I mted S, aits, and ivo ,., t-diiK.euijh :o the j imrarles of I'himiv. and ilit Sinuvuie tourt ot ! the I nhed N;a,es: nm; u:iu m .:.i..p i nm- i ounty lourt in this S.aie tue Seeiv;ary of -laiiv n.ian N' i itv i Hi ni'iii ii'i'u i'. uhk.w.-ioi this S.a'.e.asd.avied in ih I'Uied to any c.lWw cnitiUM to the PICTUEES. AM, SIZES AND STYLES AT PRICES TO' SUlt thill UK'S. Uri'Bt lnn,r,, . on liimhiui; iihotograplis. SOMETHING NEW I I mnko thu copying and'onlnrctnir of old DiiL'ucrrotyjies, rtc, a upecinlityV and my cimpiti-a nr.- on follows: I will onlniro from smiill oanls to Sxla r 111x13, and flnHh nteel. lortmin M..t(i to , for tin. first cony, ami- li for i?ach additional copy, which Is lower than, it Is done lor iu fcan l-'ranclsco. Call and aus IIIV KHIIlllPS. aJSatislactitm guaranteed or no chnnrcatB nlOnltf. . A.B.PAXTON. tiUM'lOXS. in (ha T II ... I f V S"UU' riVllll, ihUt IR'ltlu'i'S.Uay HOI" O.IICCI-S ... ,uv uwnc, uuu!.. uy Bt'lillllif nvt Nt" fii'lM-i Mi.iil Oy cnui.cd lo any new t .' i ieinucis. Su; U. .ludM-iidiontsorrnnrn pilntc:! bv JlL'Anery, who wnj inviieit io bu lnwiioiwi tin- i..yU.uinv simi, ,.e uu tiiu llrost-nt mmln a ,,...,. I, I .. . '" ls"'1 ""ih'n ""! lh Ui.-.;rinn.c.l iu prrarni, mane a njifech denoiiuciiij; mvi.i- nnine muu.-r ofuinii.iuM t..uiu- tlie ariaiigcnieim. The nicaaure was ' " j""1''1' "i tin' iiuui!i-ut iu , res carried by h country member, sihe ! ilZlXi'ti u.m.mn-ni isv iinivnu'u oy eiiiier ttmio. ' il- -1 ilociuueiKN lilivr and bills printed by order ui oh her ll.mse Umiiifi the se.-sion ot ihe U'.riitutv, tJr.u. bo de-ixem l bv lhe a.ate Fi nuer lo t he , .-aim-al-Arnis who shall ivernt and dt-n jini.e the niiih' heiween ine two Hous, und iv e hii rixvipt ni-lhe 1 inner tlnivior, sieeiiins the iiiiinkf ot G0ARDIAWS SALH OF KEAL ESTATE 1 mjOTICE 13 IIEKKBY GIVEN" THAT BY IU virtue oi an oru.-r made by the Couuly Cnurt, within and lor the Countv of Linn State ot Uretfon. ou tiie iM day of t ehruarv, io, In the maiLcrot the estate and ;uftraaii m tup of l- rnnets 1. Kleld.s. Miirv K. Kir-..ii m .. riih C. Fields and Win. H. Melds, minors, V. tVroley, jionraifin ol tiie ijersons and ts. taies ol tjuid uiiudra. will, ou Monday, the L')ih of March, 1S75, at tho court house door, in tho city of Albanv in said county 01 l.inu, at the hour of one o'c!m-k i. m. 01 that dav, otf.T tor SJile at nub ile auction, ih; undivided four-iUths o: tiio Uituiwuijj described r:.-ul esititii (beinr the )nt'ri-Ht or s.tid minors therein) to wn : i !w .saith haiioi' the euuiii-eusi qm.nnr o; 8ecu u .Nn, :u, in lownship .No. 1, ot ltiii Ntt. j West, in Unn county, iireyon, coniaiu itii; fid acres, i li.i.-K-i :-S.iid real estat" will bo sold for mUl m.ltciinot the I". S.4;IiC-trurd to b.' mud tlnurii mi led in this Acl to the day nt sale, oiii-iuirUto In paid the first ua oi jannary, J., and one-tinrd tiie first uti, oi jtiiiiuuy, it,, wan interest on thf de h rr.'d l:nynte,iji, jt th" rule Kite pvr cent, a n. onih, secured oy a nior;B,ie on the .renu- C. Uxji.Ki, Ouaroiau. Johns & Josks, Attorney's, ii.Tw-i city delegation being mainly in favor rpjectiug me propostmn. Great excheinptu prevails even al this late hour. A strong opposilion is already developed. Tho sentiment of the In the Circuit Court, of the State of Oregon, for the County of Linn; Ann O'Brien, Plaintiff, vs. Hichprd O'Brieii. Delendant. 1 hull tor Divorce. To Itiehard O'iirien the a bow nnmoH Ar ant: vU- In the name of the Ktata of Orceo'B : are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint ol the above named plaintiff, In the above entitled cause, now on tiie with the Clerk oi s!ildcoiirt,wlthinte!idnyBartrthc datftof tno nervicB of this Summons upon yon If icrv 'dln Linn County, Oregon, but if served In any other County within this fctate, then with tntwentvdavflaftertliediir. r twl .uJ..i ! th.s Mumnions upon you, or if served by pnbll : cation oi t in. SutnmonB, then ynu arercqulrea toaifswerthe complaint by the first dayoftha next rcRularterm of said Court, to be holdn V"-thes.pfntl-Mo,'lIn'.the 8th day of March. fS.o, at Albany in sjtid County and State. And you are notified that If you fail ro to appear ami answer as h!kvo remiired, tor Want of in swfiriheplntntur will apply to the Court for herehei deinnnded in the complaint, which s a dissolution of the niarrinpe contract exiwt inn b?twoeii you and the plaintiff, and for th (wreand m&u dy of the minor children En nald complaint named, and will take Judgment airninst you for the costs and ills burse men ta of tills suit. R. Hrlw, AtfT for PI 'ff. Published hv r.rdrr nf 14m. n 17 Jntlje of said Court, which order bears rift Jan. loth, l6"o, niiwtt. ANNIVERSARY BALL.. -TO BE UIVEN AT- PLEASE AVHAT TJ O To Dn. GEO. W. GRAY, soon ! PACIFIC &PERA HOUSE. ALBANY, ' ' -OX- , i- Honday Evening. February 22J, 18TO." ...il BQH0BAS7 CQXmTTEEi I'ni-iy is violently opposed to wlist I ' rn. iiuvj.. iw ioikIht ii- thV nnMr .....iK... ..f .1.- i i """" ."'-' '' I. W un.lilvtl by the vert , " " ." ; TO M ... a. luu.i.1.-1 l.i vii.m 11 ( mi-. mo imiicy, aim oiuiouiiv mav be I :! ' S'-'" u "M :ir.i.iii ui.n contiilcmly expected. nE urlKass, Kfhruarv 6. In tho , tSltilV XOTI1E. h w j fAKES IT nv THF. SPBSTRIBER, LIV. i- the Hii'ul vvn inllo. WVst of H.i.H.-burj. r Ur ;it.- ;i;ititr,r,i leu Uh !tu;li.,ri. i t( Ilw Man- Ttva-uk', . I'. A.I im-.u v,oiiwrvMiv vaiicm lad mirht the i H,'M"'''"''"--''' 'vhik .i.w hh- ik i nf two ii'ii -..uio uu viMiiiruinise was Kept up ! mruim on the until alter nnduis:lit. TlieDroimaition "',""'" ui . m.i. n nnuur consideration was tliat Lonservaiive bhoul.l have i.e ol tVl . l.i. .-'in-rl't! on MH-H tt'l. i.:. ... It... .i-.. sliiill tsui' li!,. v ir.-..:i...ii i-i. I ,. a m.'lmr I. I... "",'""-"'.-t , im 'i'nlm:i.nnillffi'riv of about ten iu the Hon, and n, wutv.i.i,t oi tii,""' S.Hirja'"uy'i'ii! I llieill nhohhl not lm iiii,, r.l t-'ur n;i !,V I'mm Itui' n,i i., it !..-.. 1 . .T' I L-un, a bay mare withVotiv wmte on her 'lnr-n-ad -ntl nnx': her h-it hind io.tr i.i.d ci.rh lor loot i while up to thr hook Joinr. Wh- is Sll'lltU'i'd to l nt.nilt five vn,.r ..1,1 I ! about miei'R hands hvzh. Soni'irkjio'rbmnds p renaole. Appraised at th.rty-dvedollars. t ANo an Iron irrav illir, il.:ht cotorr-d on hr n-' an. i lower part m h-r h-n 1. Shf Is About two years old and 1 about lounecn hanUf ' .nj-li. N. iitarJ.n ur bnmds pixvivable. Ap prn'd at Iff.-niy ddhira. January uwh, UAltniSON BEAZLY, Jr. The J'hmuktiler lias hoard of young couple near Koseburg who wor reoemly marrioJ. ana vrowpOv aud fnithful.'y wnv U ot. lot tho Drmrwrntii if ,.. ..,,.. """."' v lne turned on lb. follow- - , ' " "-V"M'-Tmr. 'ing moroiBg l,y tl appearance, at I Ue vote mood SS in lavor of thin compromise and 27 ar-ainst it. After lhi mte, it ia atated," Speaker Willi tendered Ilia rpaignaiion. Governor Mi'Kuery, v.ho was preseut by courtesy, aaid by tliia action of (U cauoua it waa lime to lower the IVtu ocraiiu bauoar, aud he thervlore wwlicd to retire. "aarmnrs on tlh? is; 111.-11 KH1IUI fi),. t-v. K A, I XFl' 11I1IOIIA 111 tlHlltM At-l nn- Iil-iv)'i A-flUVi-,l !.. ;,, v, ,, 7,, AIU-.S; r. I iianii'i,:K. StttiUir ,4 Mate. tl Ol ihlS Act, HliJ Uk: .Vf- ' n l. nil, li,,.i..;- i , 1,1 j i' 1 iX-niitr loi- itio amount "STATE TKUSJilERS fiOTICE. State Treasurer's Office.! frtLii, Jan. mj ls7-. w rrtof .Vet, nm K. I TinlI-SH,YntiVKN 1 "ATTMERE with i lie urovlfcioua oi ihi: ., . In lh"l r usury atvhca'- lo in.. ... .ur icii" iftc wnrnt.ir drawn on the I r-iwnry .iiirv In- lnh djjy ui i..,,,. '-r itvwn : .m, 1-1: ;(- .17. ;), tut, S'';. i, -tor W i K 77. 4. ;7, -J-iS i- tt iM, .Vi i .f, ALBAXT, Gen. H. V. Itrown, Major.. R. Hern-n lion. J. K. Wtatherford. tl AIlRISBtTRO, iC O. P. l oiujkm8, Eqv HAL.-FT, J. H. Ueid, Esq. BRiiWjrsVH.H, Q. t. lilAkirly, Esq. SAT. EM, Hon. 11. ILGllfrey. EPOF-SIf. Col. C. W. k Uch. wrr. D. P. llason, Esq. I-F-BAOH, Ja. U Cowan, Evj. CORVALLTS, Hon. J. K. it, JRFFERSON, ,! J I. Loouey, Ejj. , 1 , j SZCEPTWZ CQXltZTTEEt Q M. A. RaSer, Eiq, Tapt. P. C. Harper, Capt. X. ii, Humphrey, ll-.n. Gea R. llelm. Cat. burkhart, Eeq. Wl. '. I'M. tl tX li.fi nt- Ji A Sacratncnlo follow wears a wir a i' & ? - -"4T--j- -- R, 6. Pric-. Ed. IL M. Tartar. J. a Tltav Jos. WebWr, Aajur Junn Purfter, bow. Ho sortnadod umUr ihe wron- j 1;? window, aud the water Mas red hot-' lki ot wrrant will not be' it. iwttiu . SiAW Srtasurer. ' TICKETS, Marling Enrpsr, U Ca