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.BKCKMBKB IT, Wit c:r::i?.iifiiraiirs;n cnssa. sms 1-awumuir lauak On & Mexican border trouble, the Fnaideiit in mane it very briuf. Though lb wain object of tha axeursiona aeroaa oar frontier ia for robbery, iiiev frequently reeoU in tha nattier of our people, and in soma oaaaa "ram tie United Statm jtaetqkm and mail communicrttiotu Asm keen ettncAW;" in which our Chief Magistrate would hava tuvun deraiand that haman life ia of leaa importaaoa to him than interferanoa with our nail eo&munioabona and jwatoffioaa. Tha military foroa, dia ' noaabl for aarrioa in thai quarter, ia lnadaqnala to protect tha frontier ia that aeetion, ao the President aeye; and wa auppoaa thia eteU of tiuoga will oontinna just as long aa ha thinks it neonearjr to rule tha South by tha bayonet. Ocean telegmpba are treated upon at length, and son win recommen datioue made a to those that may hereafter be hud to thia country, among the moat important of whioh is, that the government ahall reeerte the right to fix a limit to the ehargea to be maintained for the tranamMtion of meeaegee. The consolidation or amalgamation of ooean cables, for the purpose of elevating charges for dispatchea, ia condemned, and the position taken that the Government ahonld have precedence in the trene- mission of official manages. Our naturalixation laws hsve been abused by parties who have come to thie country, procured naturalisation sertifioates, returned to the mother country with them, avoiding all da ties to the United States by their ab aance, and claiming to be exempt front all duties to the country of their nativity and of their residence by res eon of their alleged naturalisa tion. It ia aiged that Conines cre ate a law which will correct the evils arising under our very liberal law of naturalisation. Congress has never defined how and when expetiation may be aceom- plulied by ite citizens, and a law on that point n urged. The attention of Congress is in vited to the neeaaaity of regulating by law the status of American women who marry foreigners, and of de fining mote fully that of children bora in foreign countries of Amerv can parents, who may reside abroad and also, of aoma further provision regulating or giving legal effect to marriages of American aiiasna eoa tmcted ia foreign soon tries. Ths resumption of specie payment ia a consummation devoutly to be wished, but the President is not pre pared to suggest ths beet legislation to reach each end. Be hopes Con gress may be induced, at the earliest day practicable, to insure the eon summation of the act of the last Congress at ite last session to bring about specie resumption on and after tha first dsy of January, 1879, at the farthest. In eleaing his remarks oa this sabjeet, the President saae the following language: Unlimited inflation would proba bly bring about specie payments, more speedily than any legislation looking to ths redemption of securi ties ia coin; but it would be at the expense of honor, and legal tenders would have no value beyond settling present liabilities, or, properly speaking, repudiating them. They would buy nothing after tha debts were ell settled. Which leads ua to ask whether the President is an "inflationer," and if so, which? It ia recommended that Congress repeal that part of the legal tender act which makes hgal tenders receiv able for all debts, to take effect, say January 1, 1879, by which quotations will have real values not fictitious, gold would be at a premium curren cy at discount. He recommends that additional power be given to the Becretery of the Tr asury to accumu late gold for final redemption, either by increasing the revenue, curtailing expenses, or both. Ths navy is in a satisfactory eoadi iion but tha affaire of the Dostoffice department show a deficiency. Among the few aubjecte on which the President takes decided view is the postoffice, which, be thinks, next to free schools, is the great educator of the people; from which we might uncharitably infer that he also thinks it will have a great power in deter mining the third term. It will be nseeseary for Congress to take soma action to relieve the em barrassment of the Government in the Black Hills question, owing to the increase of emigration to thst section and ths failure to aecure the rights of the Indisns to the section of country where gold is known to east. Polygsmy is referred to in severe terms. A lsw should be passed to punish it ss a crime; to fix the status of tlx- innocent ohildren, the off spring of this system, and of ths possi bly innocent plural wives. As an in stitution, polygamy should be ban ished from the land. The mesaage closes with recom mendations for the consideration of Congress: First That the States shall be re quired to sfford the opportunity of a pood common school education tol Svery child within their limits. f Seeond No aectariaa tenets shall U!fAY ever be taught in atsv ! si-swrl ed in whole or in rait by the btate. nation, or by Uis proceeds of tny tax levied upon any community; make education oomnuleory ae far aa to deprive all persons who cannot read and write from becoming voters after the year 16'JO, disfranchise none, however, on grounds of illiteracy who may be voters at the time thia amendment takes effect. Third Declare Church and State forever eeparate and distinct, but eacn free wiuun ueir proper apneree, and that all church property shall bear ite own proportion of taxation. fourth Drive out licensed immor ality, such aa polygamy and ths im portation of woman tar illegitimate purposes. MPOBTSKT auu.a IHTSWPPCno. TTe see by Congreesiontl proceed logs thst Senstor Mitehell ' has intro duced a hill granting lbs right of wsy tor a railroad and a telegraph line to ihe Wells Wslla and Colum bialtiver Kailroad Cempaay across ths Fort Wslla Walls Military Res srvstion it Washington Territory, whioh wss referred to tbs Committee os Military Affaire, hmsmuoh as It oeaumplstee the eee of so mush of the Military Reservation as will be required lor the track and telegraph line. Also Senator Kelly has ietro- duoad a bill for the aala of timber landi ia the Paoific Slates sad in ths Territories; slso, s bill to provide for the construction of a canal and locks st tbs Cascades; ths bill appropriates $300,000, io be expended under the direction of the Secretary of Wsr. By J. EI. Mitchsll, a aimilsr bill, which appropriates t ISO, 000 to commence the work. By McMullea, a bdl al lowing tan years additional time to the Northern Paoifie Railroad. By Ingalls, a bill, certain olausss of which eouler exclusive jurisdiction over Indian Reservations in United States Courts, and for the punishment of Crimea committed by tad against Indians. Later diapstchse ststs thst Ssnstor Kelly hss introduced a bill conform ing the bosndaries ef the Slate of Oregon to those fixed and d fined in the eonetitatien of the State aa pre sented to Congreee when applying for admieeion into the Union. The bill provides lor annaxing ths Wash ington Territory eon nice of Walla Walla and Columbia to Oregon, pro vided a majority of tha voters in said counties shall acquissoe. Senator Mitohsll has introdaesd a bill tor the improvement of the military wagon road from Soottaburg,Oregon,te Camp Stewart, in thai Slate. Belerred te committee on military aflaira; alao a bill attaching the Territory of Alseks to, snd mskmg it s perl ot the Terri tory el Waabingtoa, and providing lor a civil government therein. axp ro. We wish to doable the' circulation of the Wixxur Dshxxuut between now and tha Spring eonventiona. There ia much work for Democrat! to perform before next year's elec tion!, and wa want to beer our share of the burden; and to that end we want our paper to go where it will do the most good. The honest voters of our State should Lave all information possible laid ' before Ureurrso that UiJ"Uay be prepared to vote understanding upon the great questions which will figure in the next Presidential contest The people must protect themselves against the plottings and the jobs of rings sod plunderers against untax ed stealth and a moneyed aristocracy who are grinding them to the very dust with burdensome taxation and class lsgialation. Thia protection can only be assured through a com plete revolution in the present policy of our national government, and it shall be our aim to 'assist in this great movement with all our might. If vigilance is the price of Liberty work is ao leas needed to awaken the people to the exercise of that vigilance; and the Dehocsat ahall do ite humble psrt in the work. Will our friends speak a good word for us to their neighbors, and aasiat in swelling our subscription list and extending our usefulness? was oiin Excasaoae oat, lleah Oallsea. IMtMlaf. Wa hsve received the first number ol ths ALhA.nr Evekiso Democrat, published by Brewn fc Stewart It ia well gotten up in point of editorial ability and makes a good appearance. We with it taateu.JJallu Moun tain Democratic. We hsve received No. 1, Vol. 1, of ths Aluakt Evkviko Democrat, pablished at Albany by Messrs. Browa at Stewart This a wide awake slieel and chuck full of the laical newe. Mart will menage to keep psue (even if lie bss to run a daily) with the wants of the limes. Lafayette Courier Democratic. Brown fc Stewart of the Albany Democrat have commenced a neat little daily paper, entitled the Daily Evxsino Democrat. It is Demo cratic in politics, and a oewey, epiey ptpw.Hoeeburg Jfiatnaeaier re publican. Last Saturday evening Meters. Brown 4 Stewart commenced the publication of the Kvkkihii Demo crat at Albany. It is the most sprightly daily in Oregon at present. Juugene Guard Democratic. We are ia receipt -f the first num ber of the Albany Kvksiko Demo crat, Brown at Stewart publishers snd prsprielora, Albany, Oregon. The Democrat is a spicy lillis sheet dished os in General Brown's beat style. We wish the bsntliog finan sial saocess end political conversion and relorm Eugene Journal lie- publiotm. estBawamaawawaawjw. There waa good skating at Lewis- ton, Idaho, on the 1st of December. NKXT TKABt COWTKMTIQN. We notice that a , ditouss'ion has arisen among our Democratic ootara- porarlea in thia State over the im portant question ot the proper time at which to hold our next State Con vention or Conventions, ss the argument le advanced by aoma that there ehon'd be more than one Con vention. Considsring ths peculiar features ot next yesr's election in Oregon title is a qoeeiion of unusual importance and should be so treated by the partisan press of the State as well an by the Democratic State Central Committee. In discussing thia question the Pendleton Oregonian suggette that there be held, next year, llietriol eon-vention-, fur the purpose of nouiina ting Dm riot officers, separate aud apart frnui die general Stale Couven lion. This suggestion ie followed by the further one that the gvnersl State Conveuii-m, lor the purpose of nom mating a candidate for Coagreea, be not held until August or September. To both of Ibeee eugB-eationa the Dallee Tribune disaenla, arguing the first instance that the Judgea to be elected are Justices ot the Supreme Court of the State as wsll as ea-offitio Dittriot Judges, and that therefore the whole people of the State in their representative capacity ia Convention ehould have an opportunity to ratify or condemn tbeir nomination. In this reMpeot we agree with tha TVi'iuiif, and do aot eee any tangible argument against that paper'a po sition. Ou the second question that of holding the State Convention in August or September we partially agree with the JEott Oregonian. Along in thoss months would doubt less be the proper time to held s State Coaveution lor the nomination of our rresiileotial Electors and a Congressman, but ws inelins to the opinion that another Convention should be held at tha usual time in the Sprint lor tha nomination of Dialriat snd Joint Stnstnrisl candi dates snd the eleetiou ol Oregon's delegates lo the National Democratic Convention. The argument might be used that it would lie inconvenient aud burdtiMme upon the people lo hold two State Conventions; but we do not aee tow auch a stale of affairs can be avoided, and We doubt if il ould work a vary great hardship npon any one I rimariee will ol neeseeity be held in the Spring for selection of delegatee te the County Conventions, to nominate county aud LegialMive candidates, and ths asms Convention could elect dclegslea to the State Convention; and at a rule ia moet eountiea there are always enough persons lo fill out ths delega tions who are willing to attend. The State Convention thus formed would ratify the nomination of candidatea for Judgea and District Attorneys, Joint Senators sad Representatives, and sleet deligalee lo the National Con vention; and lour or five months afterwards while there ia a eetsstioo of labor for our farmers between esed-time and harvest and alter our Presidential tioket and platform are squarely before the people another Coovention conld be held and Preai daatial liectioue and a Congreesiona! candidate nominated. In thia way wa would aveid the blunder which our Slate Convention made when we were Greelyiaed, aad one ol our Presidential Hectors withdrew from ths ticket. It doesn't seem fair to place candidates in the field until they are properly "heeled" with all the party appurtenauoea tor the cam paign; aud this our Congressional and Electoral eandidatee eanoot be until after the National Convention. These are oor views, briefly ex pressed not io a spirit of dictation, but simply aa a auggetlion in com mon with thoae of our Democratic brethren throughout the State. We would like to tee a ttill more general expression from lbs partisan press on the subject. We join with the Mercury in urg ing the State Central Committee to hold an early meeting lor the consid eration and eolulicn of this vexing problem. It has heretofore been neual for tbe Committee lo assemble early in January, and yet we have aeen no notice of a call for auch pur pose. ma cotnrmvs salvation. The Boston Methodists want Grunt to be re-elected "for the salvation of the country." What with his unwar ranted interference in state legisla tion, his Indian policy which has cre ated more discontent and fighting among the savages and more tyranny over them by agents, and permitted more atealing by public officiala than during all the other Presidential Administrations combined, we oan only pray: Good Lord aave us from auch salvation I Oa" Committkem. Io the an nouncement of the Standing Commit tees of the Senate we aee that Senator Mitchell baa a place on the following: On Priveleget and Eleotiena, of which Morton ia Chairman; on Claims, of which Wright ia Chair man; ou'Kailroadt, of which West is Chairman; and on Transportation Lines to tbe. Seaboard, of which Windom ia Chairman. Senator Kel ly was placed on the Committee on Pablio Lands, Ogleby, Chairman; and oa Railroads. Oregoa ia tha only Bute whioh baa her two Senators on the Committee on Railroads. mm raiam rents aauwAoc. A careful perusal of the Message of the Moaea of the Boston Metho dists oan leave no doubt in the minds of any fair-thinking person that it is an ingenious bid f or a re-nomina tion for the third term. There is a vein of egolintical aolf-laudation per vading the document whioh will admit of ao ether construction. The attempt to show our peculiarly friendly and amicable relations, juat at thia time, with the other nations of the world, the way " our govern ment" had made tbem "oome to Limerick " wbon they didu't do the square thing with ua, and the "great unexampled prosperity " ot our coun try just now, are expatiated upon at aa unusual length, and the impres sion aought to be left that thia huppy and felicitous state of affairs could aot have existed under any other Administration than the present. The Cuban queation ia bandied in a kid glove, velvety sort of fashion, ao at to catch the Quaker element and plaee-loving portion of the people, while it ia well understood that Grant himself ia extremely impatient to recognise the insurgent's government and precipitate our nation into a war with Spain. Recognizing tbe popular pulse in the result of the recent elections, he proclaims himself the special cham pion of hard money and free echools, and nearly alops over in his new Hedged enthusiasm on these quae tione. Knowing that the moral sentiment ot the country looks upon Mormon polygamy with disguat and abhor once, he throws ia a glibly uttered protest against ite continuance, and asks rigid legislation npon that sub ject; but forgets to tell why he has juat appointed Zach Chandler to one of the moat important Cabinet posi tions when it is wsll known that he is a polygamiat in practice if not in religion. . In the light afforded by the Presi dent's Msasage we think it ia about time that thoae who have benn pooh poohing the third-term talk should quit it and view the question in a aorioua aspect There ie no doubt of Grant's aspirationa in thut direc tion. He ie desirous and even de termined if possible to hold the reins for another term, and the sooner the people realise that he is in dead earnest in this matter, the better for them. - They may be assured that every card in hie hand will be played to win the third term prise, and, like ether professional gamblers, he will spare no peine or ecru pies to hold a good hand. After his Message ahall nave been well digested he will make hie elacqnors fling the bloody ahirt to the breeae. the Ku-Klux outrage null will be started to grinding ont a ni w list of outrages, and bayonet rule will be again proclaimed throughout the Democratic States of the South. Every government official in the country will be made to aee, aa do the Boston Methodists, that to elect him ia aalvation, and that a failure to do ao will cause war and everlasting ruia. We have had in the United States a series of calamities, fires, floods, ware, financial panics, rumors of war, riots, and dire dieaetere of all kinds, including tbe grasshopper plague, and it would be in keeping with all these calamities to have Grant, Chan dler, Morton, Logan, Cameron, Har lan, Delano and the rest of. tha thieves and plunderers inflioted upon us for another four years; and to avert inch a scourge upon our . lead every thoughtful American should in no uncertain language condemn thoae men engaged in the deep laid plot who aeem to think the govern ment ia made for their especial bdnefit and use; that it ia their right to get all tbe plunder they can, that effioea are spoils.; that black Fridays are legitimate sources of revenue. If these Long Branch loafers are made to let go it must be by dealing their fingers hard and telling blows, and every voter must do bis part. If he just site around and Bays "guess it'a all right" and leaves the whole matter to "professionals" he will be inflicted with the horde of oorrup- tioniste, which has been inflicted on the country eight years, for four years more. . . ' UV'ESKKIT.' There is one paragraph in the President's Message that is rather suggestive considered in the light of a certain recent event. It reads as follows: The attention of Congress is invited to the necestity of regulating by laws the atatuB of American women who marry foreigners, and of defining more fully that of ohildren born in foreign countries of American par ents, who may reside abroad; and alao, of some further provision regu lating or giving legal effeot to marriages of American citizens con tracted in foreign countries. Now you see why "dot is dot." Ofer ve oan make Presidents ruit foreign fellers vat have American' wives then you vill see how Misther Sartorie, dot son in law mit dot President can pa dot President py himself aomedimea, und dot makes oferyting lofely mit dot Grant Goose away oop aint it? Can ve be misktookon oxactly! Fivs Dollar contributions for a monument to the dead mare, "Amer ican Girl," and not a cent for a mon ument to George Washington, the Father of an ungrateful country. WIMJtMKTTa I'HtVCIUIlTT. That the Willamette University it destined 10 take rank at a second class institution of learning in this State, ia just as tare at th at it hat occupied the Ugliest popttlnriiy tmong the people of the Bortli.ru nnait during the past five or six yearf. The pledgot made by the late Father Waller, while soliciting ishacriptions from persons who were net Metho dials, for the purpose of erecting the building for the University, Ws, thst the school should forever remain free from ttctarian influence, appear to bs about se little regarded now by the iruateet aa would be the pledge of an Italian bandit by the remainder of hit gang. The genllomaa spoken of we bolievo waa a good and con sistent chrielimi, and during hia life time endeavored to shape tho course of I lie trustee ho as to redeem the pledgee be had made. But the un worthy nineompeopa, npou wlione shoulders his mantle aa agent nf the University has fallen, thinking, per haps, hia mortal remains have re poeed in the grave a sufficient length of time for these pledgea to be for gotten by the people, have monnted thoir high Pogaaaut of Methodism, snd propose to ride down all pledget made, and to place the school under the management of none but Metho dius or, to bring it to a finer point, none but Methodist preachers. In fact, thia ia openly declared to be the policy by a few of the truatees the short-haired, tight-skinned, iron-bedstead kind and there is little doubt hut what they will disgust the better olast of men who hold position as trusteet, and will carry their point Old Thrrnton heads the movement, while the tucceaaor of Mr. Waller aa agent oi ths University, and a few others tail on with him. So extremely moral, temperate and Methodittical have tome of tbe true tees become, that upon reoently pass ing upon the election of a member ot the medical faculty, such questions at "doeahe swear?" "does he drink?" ia he a apirituulist?" waa freely in dulged in, and some of the reverend thin skinners came forward and lied by assuring the trustees that the doo- lor was free from all each vioes, ad ding that some yeare ago be wss ta ken into tbe ohurah on Jriid I One of the board made use ef the following language, at reported to ut: "Mr. President, it matters not to me al though the Doctor may get drunk aa a brute and awear like a sailor if you can assure me that he is a Methodiet, I will vote for him !" Such language Bounds like sarcasm, yet the doctor waa elected. If tliu trustees propoae to betray the pledgee of the deed one who soled, while living, under their sanc tion and authority, and one who was, we believe, sincere in every represen tation be made concerning the oouree to be pursued in tbe management of tbe tcbool we aay, if tbe trusted betray tbote pledges, tho tooner a number of vacancies on the board oc cur by resignation or otheneite the belter for the prosperity of the insti tution. Tax Olympia Standard is just "sweet sixteen," and yet has no one to kisa it for ite mother. It is a styl ish jade, wears a pin-back and runa with the b-hoya. Long m.iy that Standard float, with J. Miller Mur phy for ite "jack-etnff." L . - FIT TKaf on turn uisrisNaivc. The real issue to be determined at the ballot-box next year should be that with Grantism. and corruption. The incoming Congreaa oan force the fight on thia ground if it keeps its akirta clear of corruption and follows a steady line of duty. Radical hopes are buildod upon suppositions of Democratic blunders. If the Radi cals can successfully change front and divert public attention from their party record to the financial or school questions they will stand a fair chance of sucoetw. It remains for the Democratic House to say whether they shall be permitted to do it. If tbe leaders in Congross are not wise enough or pure enough to press the reform issue and put the Radicals back on the defensive, Democratic prospects will be indeed poor. But they must also remember, remarks the Baltimore Oaentie, that those who urge reform must them selves be men who do not needrefor- Knation. Tricksters, protectionists, time-servers, wire-pullers, inflation ists, Bubaidiate, moral cowards should go to tbe rear. Only honest men snd honest Democratic principles oan win. The road to success is by way of reform, hard-money, froe- trade and borne rule. All others lead to death. t -i J HCNTINU THKimiOLBS. The Methodists are not all third termers. A dispatch from Philadel phia fmye:' Bishop Simpson hat de nied the statement that he had ex pressed an opinion on the subject of a third term, lie depreciates any attempt to. connect the church with political nominations or elections. PxsnrEBOiiB, The medical faculty at Salem are in a quarrel, and one of them have commenced issuing a daily edition of "cords" in the pa pers of that city. Some men like to see their name in print, and will write "oerda" juat aa long as papers will publish them without charge. Let us have pence, or a good healthy case of assault and battery some thing that will furnish us with as item. ADVERTISEMENTS. LAND GALE. TtTOTICK m HEKlillY G1VKS THAT In purmmiuw of a deoroA of the !lr- ouii i. ourt oi me suite oi uptgon, ior me Cou iily of litnn, maita nd enutrad of roo ordut the Ootolwr U-rtn of Mid Court, 1H7A. in mm inermii pom i it iff, wnoruin n. a. Howie t ni wore nlnint tmi aud ;ih. V. Uopueet. were d(?l'ndantn, appointing; me atile Keferee to mil the following do arritiod real oatate, to-wtti Flr-Hi ,A tract of land daoribod aa follow: CoinmnneinK at a point 00 rndn South of uie ftortn-oaMi comer n rwouon I in 'iviwn Mhlplft, Hoi ah nf lUnw 4, Went or 'the Willamette Meridian, in Ll'in ommty, Or agon, theuoe Notttti tu a xlnt 'M roda Mouth of the Nouth-oaNt corner of the North -eawt quarter of Hoot inn 1, in Town, fillip 13, Sou iti of Itanp 4, Woil of the Wll lauintte Meridian, In I Ann octiinty, Omon; tlionoa In a ftiurih-wwiorly direction lo a point on the ojnm aonUon line 68 rodn Weal of the Nouth-etut oonier of tha North-ooHt quarter of Noolion 1 above doaurihed; lutmoe Wont to the Houlh-wnHt corner of the North-oaNt quarter of Nootlcm 1 alnive dnribd; thonw Narth toihe North-wont owner of the Norlh-oaNtqimrterof Noetlon 1 aliove rleMoriiHHi ; thence isnrth 4 ixmik; Ihoiute KimI W) rodht lliom-e Mouth 100 inula; thunue liltwt 110 rod, to the plaoe of le FfhiirihKs , (Saviiitf and iv4rv.iiff from the tnuit above dWrnVd a atrip nf laud hi thu Noiuh-WfKhnnnHrtlitii'Ot'ftWuiituiiiinK itUxit live and throo-lourllm tutrou, mid detnutd iy Jan. i Hokuo to JJeiijumin Itraitain ou the the 14th (iuv of tH'tcU-r, iHtMi, and duly r eordod In Itook of tho Records of lHfdH tu Linn county, Orofron, on pK "30 thereof on tho llli day of October, lMtifi.) The tract of land to be aold aw above de scribed oontalim lii acrea more or Iohk, Alao the North half of tho Moulh-wnHt quarter of Nection Jtfl, In TownMhip li, South of ltanpe 4, West of the Willamette Meridian in Latin county, uregou, ooiiutin tng No acrea. Also, the South half of the South -went quarter of Nection Ktl, In TownMhip ii, Mouth of Kanpe 4, Wont of the WUlmnette Meridian, In ltnn county, Oregon, togeth er with the Nouih'aitt quarter ol' theNouIh (nail quarter or Hociion A'i, in Township lid, Mnutti of Itangc 4, Went of the WiilaiijotU. Meridian, in lJim county, Oregon, con taining 10 acroN. AIho, Urn K-nt half of the Nnrth-eaMt quurttir, a.i$ lot 8 and 4 of Noetlon 2, In TowtiHhlp 18, South et Kunga 4, Went of the Willamette Meridian, coutaiuing lJU.Wi acrea. A lo. the South half of lota 5 and (1 In Block No 14 in the t'ity of Albany, in Unn count v. Orctfttn. ait dewcribed on the ttlat of Maid city, on tile in the olhoe of tho County Clerk of Linn county, Oregon. And whereua a coinmlHnion waa itmued out of Raid Court, under the acal thereof, directing mo to Hell eaid premium, by vir tue of aaid decree and Kjuimltwion, I will, auch Referee, aell to tbe nichea bidder. ut the Court House door in Linu county, Oregon, on Saturday, the l&th day oj Jan., 1876, between Lite hours of 1 o'clock p. v. and 4 o'clock P. u. of Maid day, tbe real property atwve dtftcribtd iu the parcute aa herein dirticritied. Terms of Halo Uold com, cash in nana. NE1C NOTH K BKUiW. FRANK HHSI)T, Itec. 10, 1H7B. Referee. MONEY TO LOAN. t MrtiM mirrhsuilnir the farming landa above deHrribtjd. which are to be aold at public vendue, at tit v oun iiodnbuout, in Albany, on .Saturday the lath day of Jan uary, IK70, if you want a splendid farm, now U your opirt unity. If you only want a snug cosy little home, now'ls your opportunity. One of tbe bunt farms iu Linn county, to b? sold in naroids. Hall a down men can now aecure homes for themselves and fauuliea with a very auisJl amount of readv money. The undersigned, together with ntbor parties interuNted in this pnerty, proKee lo advance, or loan money on long lime, to the panic w ho may purcluue the above deorited far tu ing Inn t In, on not secured by mortgage on the land purchased, to the amount of thnte-ftiurths of thi puroha? nrioe. and will btt In attendance on toe uuy of sale ready to back the pun-hanem tu suv amount, on those term. Altooiuru the terms of tue Iteleroe s sale are caan, it wm uu seen tu once, thai par ties deiuring to mirchaac, will not necesiia rilv Ite required to have more than one- Xburth of the purchasing price available. For any further hifonuntion mil on, or addrw me at Shedd, Oregon. ul(w4. C. I. JHH.I K. i tlit County Court ef the County of JattiM Iitnn. PUlDtiff, ve. Fraiikllu C. 1 gtU, lwftU(lliUL. To Franklin C. Locnn, the ahovv nama Uu- fatidaat : In thv uaui of lite HLilv of aneuii, you ar b-rf ty rwjuml to pwmr antl aonwer lliw tomplaliit of lUts platutitl, la Lbi alxit-r n Ulltttl acLion, now ou flla-witu lUP t'Irrk of th iton tutttttud Uourt, ly th Ural day or tt bruary term of aatd Court In ttitt yew 1K7B, ! wit : uy Mouday, the Till day of h'vbruary, llCti. Tbe drrndant will take notlaethatir he tntl. to anawtT aald com plaint aa above niuii.rtd U.- platutllT will takit luileiuwiitairaluat lihu Xnrll.n turn of iJb.uu, au tiif furtluT ani of f itw t i win with tntMt thervon from the Wh day . Crttobar, 1K7J; aou ta funhi r turn or Pu, wti i tntarML ttiareon fmiu the awh day or January , ltri, iNtaldea ooit and dlatitirsi-iitfuta or Utf ac tion ; aul the defendant la further iiolitlt'd thnt hi pmuvrtj haa bevu aiiauueu u auiuiy aiauu Judiracnt. The Hou. E. X. Tandy, Judpi or aaid Cnurt, made an order that the mm intuit In nid nrilou U aorvad by publication n the "Htate Ititfiua iHiiiocraL"onue a weelc for tlx we-k, which order hear data the tfth day of bcot'tn ber, lf75. Iaeraber 9, 1K7. att y for I'l IT. lSwlJ. CITATION. In tfie County Court t of Linn county, t inc ?i(Ktf oj In the matter of tha eat ate of lauuc Ing, dooeaad. rtt , . To William H. lAliR, liaritu ixhik hiiu C4orf a UiK, hvira at lavr ol launc JAiittf, dit- In the name of the State of Oregon, you and oaoh of you an hen by eltod and n-uulnd W In and appear in the Comity Court, i if Unn oownly, In the Htuta uf Orek'n, on I- rfclny. Jiw uary nie ni. iniw, - -- u.. iw aauie baliiKawlay of thi rt-RulaT Jjuiu- ar iorm thereof, ui7i and thu ana imw how ottu-e. If anylcJUiit. why an order fthnuld not w maoo w u iw ' br)KniCiUK W BHI1I trHWlliI", UUHCriuvu na umwa. to-wltTft oertain Sa.-ni tract, No. i, tu V, liiwitauiH i'v.si.! - . Merktlian, In Muiuionian oouiujr. wpiu, i prayed fur In aau uytuw " ketohum, the AdinlnM.ratnr of auid .ttliiti at't....B i w huaifl Hltrl ftlti HSU.l if HfLlal O. A. HIM-, DlSwi. county Clerk. AlMIN19TBATOK'M KOTKK. mroTI(JK IB HKRKBY OIVFN THAT THE iH undrtralnK-d haa hn duly appointed ad mlnlalratoroithe atate of William Matlock, deoeaaed. All heraona havlnjf ctlaiaia acalnat aaid eaUUi are required to preaunt thrtn, wit h Uie proper voiiehera, within alx uionLha ffotn Uie iith day of lieefmUer, A. ! Wft, lo the uu deniBned.nt hia realdeuoe four mile hast of trawiurdaviiiu, laiin wiuiiiy, '--"vk'.ii. (J. 11. Hl'LAVVN. Adm'r. J. K. WKATMKKl'Ultl), 18w4. Att'y for Adm'r. FURNITURE WAREROOMS. Havltifc purohaand the entire littereat of U. Oollar In the late Arm of rat 4 Collar, in the furniture hualneaa, tukea thia opportunity to return M thanka to thu eltlKeua of Albany and vldutty who have au GENEROUSLY PATRONIZED him In the pant, and rc'i!Hully ink a conlln twiiwol tlii-uuiK. aAII kiiiUn ot furnltum kt'Ul un hand aud luiiiiufacUirt'd to ordt-r Ml lowoit rsles. KltKO UllAK. vllnlHf. THE BEST PAPERF0R FARMERS. NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. nvw iwir.t.Alt. iwp vr.r In elulM or thirty nr over, Hpeoliuen txiplci free. Fur Lenua and euiuimaMiona, , . Addroaa THRTHinUNB, Now-York, vluiiklfyl. TO THE LADIES ! MILLINEllY STOHE, MRS. 8. A. JOHNS Ha. ramoTMl lior .atabllihm. to the eernnr of (Kmmd and Mrowlilblii lret. opiwi.il. the UaaouaaT offlo. wh.ru .he ba om)u.u a LADIES IMP BlUm of ir,lll!n.rrood. hat. and eer. and ladles andlugs. Don't forgot th. new store. Hull. IIAWLFsY, PORTLAND, Olftr lor Sale a Full Line of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ol. Aetata Sir (he Ccl.hr. 1.4 JOHN. DEERE MOLINK PLOWS. asV"""iKMa DKEKi: NUI.KY 1'l.OW. THE DEERE SULKY & GANG PLOWS, An mtlns with nlook.d f.r S.eeeM We an Aconu a. ' te--, ...... H Credit USD iCh AGENTS FOR BFCKEYE GRAIN DE1IXS AND SEEDERS, BUCKEYE. CIDER MILLS, FARM MILLS, ETC. W. II. DODD & CO., AGENT, AIJIW Y, 0I. SEND FOB 8PECIAL CIIICULAR8. THE SILVER STEEL DIAMOND CROSS-CUT SAW. SOLE MANUFACTURERS: C. ATKINS Sc CO., IHDLA.HAP0LI8. IND. I.thr C h-ope-l Mir In the W.rld. becau- I,... II,. lT. cu.line ,rinclpl jrt applied mine lor lone Hmr. Tlm it mon-y. and In tlie same numbHr of hou r.yo "JrwlU9e urt-uUT wkuIu Willi lin lab.tr. (wnd Cor m Hmtupl aitd It will mlu ym omr trfma. PHU RI, IrlodlnU-irnrlUvli.-xfeet, t Six and ft half, 8Ttn fttet, Vio 50, urUers pruiuirtly iiUeU bf KIRK flaSaBXsDOlf Holt. Agmmt for Orsm and Waihtafft- SEW MILLINERY STORE. .TIKS. D. STEVENS, Hai Juat opened, upatairaln FromBh. Clock, n fashionable stock MIIJUNEKY GOODS. HaTine had iKny yeara-jf exporlpnee Id the r.,ut .I... ll,.i'.,aalm iati iMirolhfi till I est amt- inliu'iltm th hT line. Khf n'Kptrully aolicltaa uliare nf imlronne' of the Indira ol Albany und vicinity. Alao agent for thu "LITTLE MOMTOR" SEWING MACHINE! ti:b gramdest achievement Or TUB AGS! T" reader will find in Mrs. I'axton'n advei tU tient, elucwlicre In this jHtpt-r, a lull d ac iition or lliiii tnarveloua invention, with all ol itrtutlaradvaniagfaovfrotbrTinuehiiiM. 4.nllU. 41 HH. I). HTKVENH. O:.. TH0U3M0 DOLURS REWARD foa AX IXtlKABl-K 'ASfc. Dr. Le Uirliuna X GO LDEN IIALSAM!! Aftpr trn vnnri of trial on thia coast, liui proven Ileiv viaiT Mil i.i vuiuikk v- olnHnof diwaai'i pronounced by medical prao- Dr Le Richu Coldca BuUkoi Xo. 1 Cures Cbancrea, find, and second ata-: -ra ou the Ist'K or llody, Hore J-u-e, K' oa'. eic. Copi-r-ocilurd Ulutclici, Hyphltltlc, Ca tarrh, JUwiised Mciilp, and all primary forma of thu dlacHao known aa tplitllia. I'rlou o pur botllt), or two lor f i. Dr. L ItKUau'i Golden Wulauiw AO. X Cun Tertiary, Mercurial, Kyplillitlc llhcuma ttain, I'Hin hi thu llonca, Mack of tho NwJk, I'lcerated Wore Throat, (Syphilitic Kuali, Luinpa and wiNt rawed Corda, HtllfneM or the Uniba, und eradicate ull diaeuwii from tha nyaleiu. whether uauaed uy inotaeiviiiiu or nuurc mi mcrcurv lcaiiiK t he bhatd pure and Iwalthy. 1'rluc, to per bottle i or two lor W. Dr 1 Kicbmu' tioldeu Kimulab Antidote, Fur tha mire of Gonorrhea, (lat, Irrltallon, Uravel, and all Urinary or uotiltal UiaarraUifU- aieuU. I'rltjn, W per uoilie. Dr. Le KU'kau doldru rVpuuJah A u-uali and 1 1 lixtt lull fur MVrO CHHOI Of OoO- orrhea, lnihuiiiiiHtury Uieet. Htrlct urea, Hiid all dhteKsea or the Kiuneya auu uiauuur. (1 oU per bottle. AIno. Amenta for Dr. Le ltlchuu' Uolden FUIm. Vnr A-mlnal Wnnkneaa. Ntirtit F.mlaaioii", Iiu- pott-ucy, aud all dlaeuaea ariaHip iroin Maalur ballon and xetiiive abuMtM. 1'rict', it per bot tle, TheK'muhiaUoMJMN DAlJtAat la put up only In nuud bottlca. tJn receipt of priwo thene nieUU'lnt'M wlJl bo acut to all part ot tho country, by expreaa or mall, neeuiviy packed, and I me from obacn atioii. Wule At;onU, C. r . KlCHAKliM a Co., vholeaalu aou reuuiuruK KlHtaaud cluiniat, south weal eorner or Clay ,il Maiitnmii nlfntLl. Hal II KrailfliftUO C'Sllfortl III. VlUU-hr-Vl. YOUNG MEN Who may I auffr-rlnz from the to avail llieniwlve. ol till.. tl'Kr.,t'" I t"""1 i-vtif lold ill Ihe .liar ol un,.n, J'iL-, Inii uiinnky will omnl" I"1 "" i..reryca.ofs!.n,j.;l r.'Sr wh'iol. r..for.. eey totlm uii ' " ' ' ,' may reed this nonce, J I'KK.nnt.r' 1 "il ?t,T You may h '' nr,t y'.V.,.,,' or ell of ll. IN i-iTM. r-"' I'H ..ni i u eenilel In iroernlin n , uu o,., niusi n. ii when the u,.t sUllllul ,h.v ... .iii lender J"U no amlsUinoe; when h d H "f hot. w"l l '"'' ihi'u i oaniiel of merer nan urine- you n hiV 1 1, iu' eiiite I.e. the lioelor livired of nue . hen let not doMllr wiirk uihui youi . tut avail younelf of the bene ra reeuiu of his '" ' "H '" " Sl'Th lii.r, . von to .7,,. I,. Iwlore aril" -e ... treatm.nl. las -ienu money by l'.t i Jlthw order or Ulbreaal will, roll dt-rl'"oo oi m. Willi lull- uu . M HUIWW.. C 'elo.'ll Keer'ny Htnwit. Wen yrwiiolleo. IOI)l) & CO., OREGON, Whlrli combine the Urrattmit Nlrc-iiKlli with extreme! I.tghinnta and riiraiiniiv. jail in. JVIIPJ .INK IMISB now niadn wlta Patent Rl.tk sr. and! t'lilpi I'rna (a new lature). and have Extra liaruraed Mharea h well aa Hardened hoards, Mould UKr.Iti: UANU I'LOW. In .wr C.ly eteavBtawaadT.rrtl.nr. for th. otebratol Sni'TlER FARM WABOli. I'PICKS with Spring St Bollur Brnkc. " tVtrfr. Vnh. a Inch UeMS-horM ''!; Medium ; ", - ffs. " raim rnwn "" ,.7 i'.u 4 M Heavy " ' Wldo Track W.eoni 00 additional. SWEEPSTAKE STBINO WAOOM PKIOB. Thre. Bprtr.pi IM In. Half rat. . - I ... A.u llarb Mnt. Pol. .tld Unit. It l manufnetured of tHIgm Tl awl, and to aawj. Ewry ww "", l ''"iP Territory. 1A8T POKTUwND. KOTICE. OREGON I CALIFORNIA R. R. CO., GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASS. OFICE. From and after date and until further notlca, the rat on Oeneral Mercbandlee. Boutb. will be a. lolluwa : rUKILAAU IU ALIil.1I, IJtll rt 1UUIM. E. P, ROGERS. PortUnd, Nov. tt U. T. and f. A(t. nlSwl, BOOTS AND SHOES. JACOB FLEISCIIMER (bucwBtwrto L. lU'hwald.) Keeps conitautly ou band AN IMMENSE STOCK uf-Custom made BOOTS AND SHOES LA1IES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. He nleo employs a full oorpH of flrvt-clasa workmen, and MANUFACTURES TO ORDER. (UlNTKY fKODKK TAKEN IM EXCIIAHtE 1'OB GOODS. IMiil foreot to rail, at the eorner ot rirat and llr.mdalbhi itre.u, AlUuy.Urtiion. nllU. ASMINHTRATOB' BALD. SaJUTirB 18 HKRKBV OIVBN THAT THIS IU undenllined ImvlliK been duly apnolnud AdmliiletrHtorQf th. eetate of win. Walker, decuKed. late of l.lun bounty, Urt'iton, by the County (.,-ourtof the .eld Nun midUi there foreoll pennna bavlnit claim. HKiull.t lelde. tule, are hereby uotllled to reent the aaine, with proper vouehen, wltliln lx inoiitha from Hi. daui hereof, to the underalifued, t III. nel deuoe lu said ""'-11UHliKI,I, A,.K0n. Dated Nov. 2S, lB. Adiululrtralor. nllivrl. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOS. mlOTKT. 18 HKHRBY OIVKM THAT THE ia unriereigned hiui been duly appointed Ad. in Inlatnitor of the ewale of U C. llurkliart, do, eeesnd. by the County Court of Uuu eounty On-Koii. All peranmi havlnt elalma aalnrt Kildrelat.-, are riiulred to proaent them with the proiier voucher., wltbln ax months from the dny of Nov., lsrri, to the underahined at hi. r,ldenee H oille Northeast of Albany In Unn oounly, Oregou. II. 1). UDIIKHABT, Adin-r. 4. K. WaATUkKroKo, Att'y for Adui'r, - nltlwl. ADVBRTIHINU it'haap :Oood ByM'". All oeraona who i)nlmplat niakmr rontret-ta with ii.w.pupera for lb. lawrliou uc odvllnienU, ahould und " """J0; I'. Itow.ll 4 Co., 41 1'ark Itow, New Yora, lor their PAMI'HI.CT-nfJOK (nlu.tyenth d. loa, I ntalnl lliu of over -.y-r Hid .alluiat... ahowlnl Hie A.v.it,- , t a iremendoiia reduttlou froai wbllshmf rotes. Ufc-nuaUoos. vjieuajri. , r. . i... naien 11 many 8lata S3 tO S20 All elasse. of worWaf people .f both sriea young and old, njak. .....r.. r aairk tar ua. Id their own lo eulltl... durfnt their 'pare '"omenta, or all lh. tlnia. tlinii at ay thlnaelM. W..er employ. ment that Will fT mmnumvm.w., .v. hour'a work. K.ll iiarll.ul.ra, urms, 4. Mat free Bend ua year addreai at .no., llouj delay. Now la th. tliu.. win ma imiwi or bu.ln.a. .iMwh.re, until ya ...alearuiijl whtw.n.r. . - r-r"' Mala., visaawi. 1M ....,. i ,.ri i , ,, , , , ,.f7L