MART. V. BROWN, EDITOR.
FKIDAY..
.JULY 11, 1S79.
DISHONEST 0lsr.iT ni-.
Here is a sjieeimen of tbe fair dis
patcbes that the Ortjoninn receives
daily :
San Fkaxcisoo, July 8. The execu
tive committee of the Democratic State
Central Committee met thu evening.
The proceedings were kept secret, but
it is understood they referred to weed
ing out of candidates on the State tick
et by piling assessments on them, with
a view to tilling their places with. II.
B's.
The Republican committee this even
ing discussed tho jiosaibility of holding
an. honest primary, and appointed a
committee to devise ways and means to
that end.
Any one can see at a glance tho elec
tioneering scheme contained in the fore
going dispatch. The telegraph operator
states that the session of . the Demo
cratic committee was secret, and then
he pretends to know all about it. Thi
wise operator goes on to state that tbe
Democrats are going to weed out can
didates on their State ticket by piling
assessments on them ; and in the same
breath he states that the Republicans
are providing for holding an honest pri
mary f And yet he doesn't go into de
tails on tbe Republican scheme, but
proceeds immediately to infer that
everything was to be done honestly in
that political body, while the Demo
crats were engaged in the " frcezin
out " business. We venture the pre
diction despite the Oregonian's "Smart
Aleck" of a telegraph reporter that
when the proceedings come to hand the
Democratic State Central Committee
are not "weeding out" their candidates
at all, and that they will all stay on the
ticket, and that the Republican primary
will be anything but honest in its man
agement or anything but satisfactory to
its own party in its results.
THE FOl KTH AT t ORV 11LI.
J. tie corvaius celebration was in
many respects a more complete success
than any of our recent celebration?.
No accident occurred during the day.
notwithstanding the fluttering of flags,
waving of banners, the music by the
Albany and Corvallis bands, the salutes
and fire crackers, the brilliant parade
of firemen, and thel liberty car filled
with beautiful children appropriately
dressed all making up a pageantry
which would be calculated to excite un
trained horses and unskilled horsemen.
Tbe Declaration was well read by
lion. Jas. Chambers and the oration of
Gov. Thayer was pronounced excellent
by- ey&ody. The hospitality evin
&ftai Corvallisites was that of the
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most liberal and generous, and was of
nature to call out all the resources of
our citizens when they return our call
at the grand celebration of1 18S0.
HUES AB BIS MARSHALS "LEFT."
The adjournment ef Congress has
leit the Democratic party of the nation
in better shape than they have been
since the "War. That body, alter hav
ing provided for the expenses of the
Executive, Legislative and Judiciary
departments of the Government, passed
a bill for paying the United States
Marshals $000,000 in their capacity of
sheriffs or active executive officers, but
made no provision for their nse at elec
tions. And of course, as there is
where Hayes and his crowd want them,
he promptly vetoed the bill. The ma
jority in Congress, true to their pledges
to the people and true to their honor as
patriots, refused to have anything fur
ther to do with Hayes' election bull
dozers, and adjourned. The conse
quence is that the Marshals will have
to be provided for at elections by the
Radicals themselves, or the people will
have a free and fair vote at the polls.
A KEPLBL1CA.V COMPU1IKST.
The Sacramento Record-Union, al
though strongly Radical of late, seems
disposed to accord justice to its oppo
nents. In speaking of the Democratic
political nominations of that State it
says "The State ticket nominated by
the convention is stronger than that of
the H. B's, and the judicial ticket is a
specially sound one." It is quite prob
able that several of the judicial nomi
nees may be elected, for in voting for
judges sensible men will not be gov
erned by politics at all, but by knowl
edge of the candidate's character and
legal attainments. The Democrats
have, in fact, escaped a great danger,
acd they owe it to the country dele
gates entirely. But for these latter the
party would not only have been doomed
to defeat, but to a disgraceful defeat.
EWIM6 ANU FOSTER.
The Union soldiers of Ohio don't go
much on Charley Foster, the Radical
candidate for Governor. He talks
very "loyal" now, but when the war
began and his opponent, Gen. Ewing,
went bravely to the front, Charley
stayed at home and didn't fight worth a
cent. The sequel will show that the
loyal man who acted what he taught
will beat the one who taught and acted
not. -
Gen. Tom Ewing will be elected Gov
ernor of Ohio.
A stabbing affray occurred at Com
stock's station last Monday night be
tween Geo. Long and S. Farrell, in
v.-h:i,b. Fam-Il re-'elted ei;!st wounds in
te breast, V-T1 f f-5-cts .( sUiich he
fEIMES AXI TlltUft PI 'MlftllMEXr.
Almost every daily paper is now
filled with a chapter of horrors, mainly
the way of murders and suicides,
And every page of our papers arc full
of sries of distress, business failures
and hard times. .In this matter of
murders, hanging, etc., itia difficult to
udtre what should be the remedy. An
Eastern journal commenting recently
on capital punishment observes that
some five years ago tho general govern-
ment of Switzerland decided to abolish
capital punishment. A law was pissed
to this tilVet and put iu oimtion.
Murders, however, increased so rapidly
that a petition was started asking the
government" to re-enact tho death pen-
alty. The grave fathers of tho Cantons
were not, however, to be entrapped
into precipitate action. They appointed
committee to investigate the statistics
of other countries, in order to see
whether Switzerland was alone in the
increase in the murder line. They di
covered to their surprise that the same
henomena had taken place in every
civilized country under the sun. In
England the number had increased
seven to one. In Russia, ten to one.
France not so many, but still the figures
showed an increase. Investigating the Northern Radical. It is just such le
matter stili further it was found that publicamsm as tht which tilts Congress
the death rate increased in extent in
proportion to the business depression,
It was greatest in those countries that
had suflered most from the financial re-
vulsion, and it was least in those that
were the most prosperous. The sever-
ity of. the laws had slight inlluence
compared to the ojeration of this re-
sistless and tremendous factor. The
operation of hanging was but a feather
weight when put in the balance against I
ntt4ratnn fjitlrir li-i&fi lliiil.-t-nrrrtr a n.1 1
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their concomitants, despair, sant, idle-
ness, ana sultenng. ibis result is sur-
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prising, ana yet mere is no eape Iroin
the terrible tabulation of these figures.
it shows in a striking manner how weak
me leewo operations oi men are in
comparison with the pressure of trade
on tuose jaws mas reacu uown anu
toucn tuo pocKw, uie stomaen, ana me
heart of every laborer in the comma-
nay. is snows mat, aiier an, crime is
me result, anu me eueci oi numaa sui-
fenng, and that the only way to reduce
me amount w increase u.e sum o
uuman iu.pp.ness. xo siauu o.er u.e
offender with a club and relentlessly
punish him for transgressing the law is
not a way to diminish crime to any
great extent This is in direct conflict
with the usual ideas on this subject I
Tho notion that prevails is that men are
to have unlimited opportunities to per-
petrate rascality if only they are to be
punished sufBciently when caught This
ex1nence of the Swiss statesmen shows
the folly of this idea.
a case of mm. .
It will be renumbered that I L,
Williams ran for the nomination for
Secretary of State against Hon. It P.
Ionian; in me ipuuncan convention
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last year, aad came very near beating
him. jnow we have it irom the best se.m to be capable of enlisting the at
authority that the same Williams has tention of students of the human emo-
recently eloped with the wife and child
or oneot our recent JJenton county cit-
izens. It seems that the family to
wnom we reter about a year ago lett
here and went to Waitsburg, W. T-,
ana tins man Williams this men-
toned Radical leader some months ago
left his home at Itoseburg and went to
the " upper country," made his head
quarters at aitsburg, and, becoming
acquainted with this ladyv won her af-
fections from her husband, and finally
eloped with her and the child, and it is
thought the guilty parties went to Ida-
ho. The deserted husband and father
has returned to this city.
Williams was for eight or ten con-
socutive years County Clerk of Douglas
county, and was one of the most influ-
ential leaders of the Republican party
in Southern Oregon.
We give these facts as we received
them from the wronged and deserted
husband, and have no doubt of their
truth. The abandoned husband and
erring woman were both born and
raised near Albany.
TUE WILL BE AT THE POLL.
Tbe Oregonian seems to think that
many Democrats of Ohio wilt fail to gol
to the polls because Gen. Tom. Ewing
is on the ticket. The editor of that
paper will find, after the returns are in,
that not only tha Democrats, but the form the public service. He had lis
Greenbackers went to the polls, and the tened in amazement to the claim of po-
majority for Tom. Ewing and the Dem-
ocratic ticket will be the best proof of
the way in which they voted.
Mlu.,,vu0glra1uBuawa1KCr)
x a.- T T 1 Jl it t ti 1 t
wen, to Juogumu anu won uie pe oacK
-mums vh, wttu
time to spare. Parole, the American
prize oi
of the world, and Hanlan went " over
the seas," and cauptured the laurels in
the great international rowing match.
And yet England " dontlt vas 'appy "
about American skill and endurance.
A Chicago punster asks : " Could
Socrates the girls 3 Could Bartholo
mew 1 Could Shakespeare an " eel 1
Could Shyloek a bank safe 1 Could
Cataline his trowserloons ! Could
Americus 1 Could Livingstone a cat V
Yes, and Cadwallader, and if you
Conover this we'll give you Moore.
The bill of fare at the California Re
publican State Convention embraced
three dishes Kearney soup, Kearney
roast and Kearney stew
rriPiiiLs!'3 La d rv ai-pfll
AS rVIAfPY 1MMH.V.
In addition to tho California licpub
liean papers that are lukewarm in tho
piesent campaign tho V irginia City
Knterpriw, chief Radical organ of Ne-
vada, thus expresses its opinion of tho
situation in California: Tho Repub
liean campaign does not open with sun-
cuiu assurances of victory. The
chances are five to one that upon elec
lion day it wilt be discovered that there
are but two tickets in the field the
Republicans and unti Kepublieaiis. Ibe
natural gravitation of mercenary minds
after spoils will be very apt to concert-
trate the opposition ; and now at the
start there is not such a maisliahug oi
the party of decency and patriotism as
there ought to be. An illustration eau
bo seen in tlie Arjonani.' lor several
weeks that paper has been bristling
with live Republican editorials. Uie
editor of that pajnsr was, wo believe,
resident of tho Republican Convert
Lion t Sacramento, and yet the Arjo-
"" but half a dozen or a down
lines relation to the Convention or
nominees, and further on it distiuet-
ly states that its managers would prefer
to see a conservative Southern Demo-
T!t elected President rather than a
with ex-rebels, and a man wb can
write such a sentiment as tho above is
not tit to bo admitted into the councils
of Republicans. It will not do to say
that he was an original Republican.
We susiiect if he was it was through
pure meannessthrough a desire to
work on the oil side, but whether
serious or not m his political convic-
Lions twenty years ago, he is not a Re-
publican now
A vettc labi" o.mtii or n-
SUlliMTI
voullr y. Mi Lillian Duer.
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waS tj,e ol,1Pr t)aT evicted ,f man
slttu hter ;n tj,e killing of Miss Klla
earn, and has been sentenced to un
priaonnient and to pay a tine of $."'00.
j, - - , caW! f t, j.;ml on
rf . America, and the New York
c, :, f..m... Tl,
mnv;(.li(m of r :,; l)iu.r for the
Wm of Wlms Klk Henm U conHyer.
. ... , riroTerbiul tenderness c f
the ft Atn(.ric.m jlirvniJin fur
i)ietty criuinBlHt mmtiWng of
iur,,riimt n,we is n doubt, it is true,
Umt jj;;i;,m acllluy hu KIU, but
ther0 fa mim douU whlflU ;t wa((
dom . w .lenUllr. A-ain,
, , f . , tiat . ,u W11B tiu
not to the wound made by the bullet
itself, but to the drug used to produce
stupefaction while probing for tho ball,
and ia support of this some respectable
mcdlcal u.Ktiluony waB aa,lud. The
convk.tion ia no doubt attributable to
Uie iwpreWiil,n t!mt tl0 two gtUf a(W
an almost lifelong intimacy of the closest
character, quarreled, and that Miss
Duer deliberately planne-1 the taking
of Miss llearn's life in consequence of
that quarrel. Tbe case, in all its
phases, is one of the most interesting
tlj4t haJJ c0lue lH.fore tlie courU Icc,nt,
ly ftntl iu rolnantic elements would
tions even much more than it has done.
That the verdict will be executed is
hardly probable, although for some rea
wat not fuHy explained, the feeling in
tjie neiahborhood of the little Maryland
-lir tt, i.o-m.K. .1.! i
0 oj
very much against the prisoner.
A HAK1LASD sTATFJtNAS OV HUM.
In the course of a debate in the
House of Representatives, Mr. Mc-
Lane, of ancient and eminent Demo-
cratic stock, a few days ago remarket
that whatever of political prestige and
power the Republican party had arose
froul the very corruption which it had
fastened upon the country from illicit
and improper use or abuse of Federal
patronage, so that he was not surprised
at tha opposition made to the bill. If
it had not been for political abuses
practiced by the Republican party in
that direction it would notjto-day have
possession of the Executive of the coun-
try ; and yet the gentleman from Mich
igan (Conger) turned hia face to the
Democratic side of the House and
talked about infamous propositions,
If he (McLane) could find in the whole
political life of the Presidant of the
United States (so-called, as gentlemen
were in the. habit of styling him) a
political trait more honorable than an
other, it was bis professed desire to re
litieal virtue made on the other side
for never had there been a political
party in the country so tar removeu be
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yond the right to make such a claim,
G.Mt j enormitv even bevond the
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frauJ of th Eleetorai Commission
moMtoug aatw fra.ud was. was t.b
habitual comiptioa which tho
EepuUiMtt party haJ fagtened npon
the country.
WHILE TIIE UJIP UOI.U OI T, ETC.
The principal editorial article in the
Salem Statesman of last Tuesday con
sisted of complimentary mention of the
editors of the Okalona States a South
ern paper of decided State Rights prin
ciples. We are glad to receive the
Statesman to the State Rights Demo
cratic ranks, and most cordially wel
come it to a seat among the faithful.
Latest telegraphic dispatches from
France state that the wheat crop is un
favorable. Surely the foreign reports
make the prospects for good wheel
priot ! in err country cf iho iiiont f!-ifc-
FA Till: II ASU TWO OX
Marrr u IJIiiklilim JIIulHr nul iwo ttlnuiu
Ins nnnamrr.
The Little Rock (Ark.) Gus-Un tells
the following story, nml n Mitsissijipi
paper vouches for its vemcity :
Mr. J. L. llolcomb, a gentleman of
Kentuckv, but who ia:t been ill Crit
tenden county, this State, for suvi-tal
nioulliM, tells us ot a rathr remni-kiihle,
though hardly unptreedented tu vt iuiu
nial nlltfir, wliich occurred iu tlml coun
ty recently.
" (hit from tho line of the railroad and
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aniuu uoui noiioNi iiii uuin- wcu oeiint'U
eated in fact, that they are as tin half
worn date on an auetent coin there
lived old man Rose bury anu two sons,
twins. Ilia igti.t the old man is
rather doubtful, arid it is believed liv
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hid iiejip l)fiiJliliot't. Llm llmirexr. fit wliniik I
are within a stone's throw, if th stone
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Iwj thrown a mile and a half, that ho is
about fifty. The sons, being twins, are
about tlio same age, twenty seven, j no
Snhaldtt bv . Mr. C,lon
daughters, though, pity to say, the
two daughters were not twins at their
uirm, ana nnvo not yet sueew-uea in
gaining that jKunt Mr. lUstebury fell
deeply m love with Mrs, Ulemi, and
the two sons. Robert and John, fell
birth, and have not yet succeeded m
equally so with thetwodanghters.Mafy
and Rachel. The most imaginable-
love-making ensued. The old man and
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wmuw peunen uutuhhi iv vvi vtut
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and the younger jHHplo were sufiatent-
ly so to marry, which they all did on
the same day. A Iter the ceremony the
six happy souls and six happy bodies
repaired to the residence of the bus-
bands. Everything went on smoothly.
The old man was very kind to bis new-
ly made daughters, particularly Rachel,
the wife of his son John. The kind-
news increased, ami the other matnuion-
utlists marveleti, one to another, ine
..t i i: l i .1 r
uiti iiinu vvrii iir'yHrut?ii hid w uii..
his wife, and lUehel snufl'ed her (!re
cian nose at her Roiuan-nosisl huslmnd.
One morning, about two weeks alter
the marriage, the family of several ili
visions found that the old iiisn and lUehel
al gone. Searching and not lieiug
ble to find them, but lenining from a I
ferryman they had crossed the river in
to Tennessee, the famity returned. I
Pretty soon an intimacy sprang up be-
tween Robert, Mary's husband, and the l
old lady. Tl,eoldlady was so wise,
and bad such broad experience, that I
UoWrt never crew tired of profiting by
her coiinse
el. Another disaster. Rob-
ert and the old l.tdy ran away, leaving j
John atul JIary, who seeing, as they
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alone, clasping theinst Ires in a loving
embrace, for it seemed that they had
nnu iii.i, ..nil'.. lu.k fcitT w.71.3 ic b
.oved each other from tlio first. Jid
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tney stay on toe .arm . .o, sir. x uere
is a mortis ire on it. Thev tuutked tin.
and aeeordtm; to the ferrvuian w.llt
over into Tennessee. " I
AttsOUTIotl A I Allium
Tho Khedive of Egypt, has finally
made up his mind lo aWicate. He
was tho most striking example of a
fitilure, that can W imagined. Had be
been 1pm stupid or less mdtwtrtou; be
might have succwHled. He hsd a rniir-
bld desire to de oil tbe btiHHiejMt in his
country. He owned all the sug.tr refin-
eiies, all the steamboats, and all the
cotton mills, all the railroads, all the
manufacturing ct,iblwhments. Of
course, with so many and so varied in-
terests, all resting on tho absolute will
of a single man, there would W failure
and loss. He Loi rowed money to make
up tho deficit, and spent that. In vain
did his advisor Wg hint to sell some of
his unprofitable schemes. He would
do nothing of the sort; and finally his
creditors raised such a clamor that ho
had to yield ; and not only give up the
enterprises, but step down and out of
the government. Absolutism in btisi -
ness doesn't prty any Wtter than abso-
lutism in government. In each it is a
failure, and generally a fraud. Hayes
tried absolutism in his veto business,
overdid the thing and "got left." Grant
exject8 to run absolutism in his third
term Presidential scheme and will "get
left," The lwople don't want one man
to run the world or the country in
-
which they live, and whenever a man
attempts a thing of that sort lie must
step down and out."
I TUK K1UHT BOAT AT LAST.
The Ohio Grecnbackers are now
m ircbinff on to victory it hist Thev
m.trcning on to victory, at just, xney
l.nn ,l.irln,l t .nnmri. Hon Fin
against Charley Foster, the bands'
candidate, and will have a chance to
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crow just a little after the election, be-
cause Ewina is sure to be elected,
Sherman and Foster are, in the same
boat, and although every effort was
made bv them to secure tha freenb!U-k
vote, thev couldn't be bourrht. and will
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generally support, mo democratic ticK-
et. If the Greenbackers of other
States will do likewise that is. Btnrwl
'
bv their friends and ortiose the cold
t...i. t. t ti .:ii i,.
BUttlfc, uu iejr w,,t no, oniy
carrv out their mine riles but will i,f.
ford the country relief from the most
villainous and oppressive corporations
that ever cursed any country.
Willi II IS UIE ftt'ONOMltAli PARTY.
During the last four years the Dem
ocrats in Congress have saved over
$ 100,000,000 in economy in appropria
tions. It is unfortunate for the coun
try that the Democrats were net in
power earlier after the war. If in four
years they could save the country one
hundred mUlions, with the same judg-
ment and economy, in fourteen years
they could have paid off the national
debt. And yet men will talk economy
and continue to vote the Republican
ticket 1
The Indians don't like to be hanged.
Three of them who were convicted of
murder of whites a few days ago sui
cided in the jail at Miles City,lontnna.
Thus was the gallows cheated of its vic
tims and the sheriff of the hangman's
fees.
iMrit'H! o.tMTi:as.
Albany will celebmte tho Foiu th of
July in 1X80.
Hay harvest mid Maud Muller btmi-
ness now on lrni-1.
Cliarley Birti r, a '(i iiHty,"litH escnpml h;,i
from the pemteiitiai v.
Tlit'io weio fully f mr thousand peo-
ph nt Corvallis tv the lAiurth.
The XtttUmiuin feiiys Mrs, Coburn is
now editor of the Portland Jin,
Paul d'lleirrv is nutkinr; tha locnlu
flf lm Kat (mimii a m.i ii.l.itw t,n.
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J'""t 'V' .. it
Abbott, ot tiio J 'liytoit jewn, lias ngam
been divorced."
Mka Lnuia fiurnni.t. ,f 1 -.
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burg s most iKutiitiful nml accomplished
I
yom,B umwn' uwu ,twl wrcK-
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Jiayton, Miendan and Uraude
II. It. is now in the hands of a receiver,
w;,i liabilities of $150,000,
A Hjutheiu Oregon earclutngo speak
ing of a Jwned man's Wly being re-
recovered, says "his earthly remains
wCre consigned to Iho tomb,
wkllt tlu,y aid with his u,
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were consigned to the tomb.M Wonder
iieartbly re-
Thin is perelratcd by the Roseburg
$i,tr : Ilia Raker CUty JJemnrat 1ms
Uee fc,,own ft n(w combination lock
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for drawers. 2s o notice ol it Las vet
,
j'i"". aiming me iiwuion notes in
any ot our exchange.
Tlio Ciital Guard under command I
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0f Capt. Krb, made
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ut, tf c"1'
lendid appear-
a spinnani aptsmr-
Jebratwn, and many
ot the gallant " Imys in gray caused a
fluttering of "gizzards" among thel
beautiful hisses present
t ,1;,i,.i, r,,., w.
tlltt Walla stales
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broke out tit tho house of John Mc-
r.ane, and tho house was falling in W
furo it wits discovered, AH escaped ex.
eept one young man e"ea .., who was
burned to death.
I-aiit week the 1 irectors ol tho S.ilem
Kchool District rtHluctsl tho salaries of
teachers as follows: Huueiintendent
, ,.;, d-(Vl. ;.,,1)- ;..
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s416 ventral ana ivortit ana mwui
schools, SGdO ; teanhers in 3d grade,!
$550. The toial reduction amounts to
soo.
A man named Rill Ddion enticed
i
five year old girl into a cellar at Pen-
dleton and attmpte.l to violate her ir-
,,n. Homo lailies hnpireniiiL' to rmss by
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,MnirI ,)t.r .. (o t)A Ataxic,
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d Uie villain w now in jail m default
of 500 bail. Ho deserves hanging
light quick.
A ytitmtai-il eorresjmndeiit pays Std-
ney Dell, of Portland, a high complt-1
ment on his l ourth of July oration at
I
lloseburg. Mr. Dell is a talented gen-
tleman and an clocpient sjnniker, and
I the J low-burg soiilo did themselves
mutli cn-dit in inviting him to twist
the eagle u tail for tbsoi.
"Lilly ISoone; formerly of the ,S!atul-
artl, has taken charge of the local col-
umns of the Portland .. Rilly is a
"bi ick," and may it be tho 'f grtntt-
est Boon in having procured the servi
ces of so talented a young gentleman.
Knt Ofryunlait. Say, Paul 1 that s
good, but don t do it any more. ou
will get among tbe Stnwtartl "sass" if
you get too smart
Edwin Cartright, who was a possen-
gcr ott the Albany express train when
it was wrecked nt tho north lino of
Clackamas county in April, 1878, has
brought Biiit in the circuit court of this
1 county, says the Clackamas Jhmocrat,
to recover f J 1,500 for tho loss of his
right arm in consequence of injurus
received at the time. Our eminent
lawyers, Messrs. Johnson, McGown A
M scrum, have the case for the plain-
tilt
" .
'
i i
The Oglethorpe (Ga.) Eclio has re-
eeived the following tender epistle. The
paper was ornamented with three bleed-
lng hearts and a woman, dono with a
Den in a manner characteristic with the
orthography: "Clark County Ga
Mr. george 1 take the Pleytr
Of in tonng VOtt a lew l,ines to let you
" '
know that I am well and horieing that
Tl.es few werds will find you the same
mv love 10 werus your is greater man
:r !i t , 4i.i
can ex spresg it ail the straw mats in
the old feel wood turn to pends and all
the lows thats on tii trees wooa turn
to paper and all th water thats in th
. . , t 1 . -vr x
see wood turn 10 idr it couiu not xtot
Atight tlie love uown mas i nave in my
... ..... . . . v
hni-t. for vnnr tbe Rohin is red and the
" " J -
vilcts is bill Shugor is seaweet and so
are your if your love me like 1 love
I - sr
your no knlle Uan cut our lovo lnS
i would lute to see vour very
- -
afc this tlrae- lour ar6 mY UftUl
.imlir ami mv Mid ninbfc dream I will
,i ,i o i t
be down there the 2 Sunday in J une
Nothing takes place your dear love
Miss Emmcr line Pinson."
TIIKt.t. T
An Independent Ohio exchange haB
"struck it."
Ti,!. 5. wl,t if. mtb
Bay8
The Democrats go into the fight in Ohio
. . . - . ,
this time with three gonerais uenerai
Ewing, General Rice and Ceneial Prin
ciples,
Tlio T?friiil,HpnTia bn vn atiIt one
t .1
general on their ticket, and that is Gen-
eral Uetoat...
. t: nrnmntJinnu in tha
jj g rmy we note the name o Major
E. M. Baker, " Little Lightning," Pro-
""""" ,-- -
moted to Lieutenant Colonel
oaletll
Town Talk.
-.TT i i - nv.,1
VVOnuer 11 no bwuiiS in
cried out, "Dud's got 'em 1"
A KALLOT-uox translixed by a bayo-,
on-ti i tlio device whieh the Ohio Dein-
..'. b-ive ti.bn-tcl for th'-ir tr.u.-'-;'r-
t'KS AM S( IMMUt.
Ami tills nijhl (ilull Im lilli-il iUi imi.!,
And th flli- thftf Infant tli iluj
Slmll f'ii'1 their wlntra until moriihitr,
Atitj give tbe mti(iilti full w:i',
Tub w-jnonal eslalo of the Jute
- ,,n Lionel du Ibithsebil-l nmouiils
to $C." ,000,000.
At,!JAKra Orand
I'oiuih at July
Celebration in
1880 will
Mark it !''
"knock the
persimmons."
If eatinot be that "all flesh is gvahs."
(Iraas uets its dow. About the only
thing that does in this world.
w
Ti'i-K-r not tlin eirctm athlete its be I
. I
liowinglf filters the ttrelia. He is
mail of revolutionary intentions.
l :i l,i ti... ....... , ,...u i.
..... . . ,.v ......
called the waiter, and the man w ho re-1
... . . . . .... .1
ally dot s the waiting is calie-J the guesu
. ..ill
A MAS returning homo lifter indtilg- j
ing loo freely in the flowing M is nol
iinfteouently remindtxl that life is te 1.
Riu.y Caiitkk says (!orvsl!is never
ia,j a bi"er Fourth of Julv
No other
t. V1W evi.r didthat i.
hatdly ever.
If a Wuthingtm ofiSec holder were
blown up with gunpowder there would
be an application forth vacancy Ufore
he came down.
Hkhb is a rattling good cue : From
the Boston Trnniwri ' it : "While a man
I . . . ... ... I
'",n3 r3-l ly tut we Imve J
- . . -. i
seen his sidewalk."
vvxx "iH idewalk. I
As EnglWi traveler in the Holy
Ind, it is said, has discovered Jacob s
well. Wo are delighted to hear it.
There bad been a rumor ti Itdiit that J a-
cob was dead.
l?uu Urn" fVoTT is Wan king t,f
Cuba. He has made ?f.."0,000 in ls;ans
since tho mr.Esrhn-j. Wel),1;ar S
its turn and he h,Htt it we eau t I.cfus
to let biui have it.
W tn ihcy lull.
ihm Hti Hair 4 atmul.ur ml,
A'-0irr b-. Krw Ul im UM fcll fcl,
Tlw oOwr W14 un h l f lil ln-a.1.
Thfar "U"a Hi.'',
w W. t!w mnile.
At a church i
esi
for a minister, t
wo eandidates apjnnnl,
whose names were Adam and Iw,
The latter jieathei an e!gnt discour-e
. . ... .
from the text, "Adam, where art
thou T In the aftentooti, Adam
preacbetl from these words, " I, here
"n L
HosiK fellow is w riting to the Orejon
Alaska, mid kit call it the "Switzerland
Lf America.' We Wlievc we have
em this butt a.iH-Uatioit Wfate. Mc-
Donald called the Ump-iu Valley,
I mm--
(about Roseburg) the same thing, Mc-
pht-rson sjsike alout Iiogue Hirer Val-
J f.v jn "thu same tneoaura nnd eader.ee,'
al,J l.lieve the files of the Di:mo-
tetr kiiuw that -we tnnJo tnctitioil of
tisn 1.,-mtifiil region extending from
fx)W.r Htxbt Spring to tbe Cascade
Mountains iu alxnit the same language
years ngo. if the Otvjanltm edi-
tor will tell its Alaskan carrciimident
not (0 MSe that woru-out phrase
anv nK,n, we will promi.-e not to wran
gel with it -i
tuber points that is,
hardly ever.
a "fiitnin.'
The New York Star, in discussing
the question of capital punishment puts
it in Ihe right place when it says that
ninety-nine cases out of a hundred the
I culttril condemned to sutler on tbe gal
lows earnestly desires a commutation
of his sentence to im prison ment for
life. This simple fact renders any ar-
gunient in reply to the opponents of
capital punishment unnecessary. It is
obvious that the average human Wing
dreads the executioners rope more than
I he does Whind barred windows, and if
the efficiency of a preventative is to be
measured by tbe dread it inspires, the
advocates for imprisonment for life have
I the wotst of tbe argument.
i
EnjoyLlfc.
w'hat a truly Wautiful world we live In!
i-Mnure eivew us K.iiuir
giena and oooaua, aud thousands of meaua
for enloyn,ent. We can desire no better
Jl&&g&fi
up aisuoaixenou, uiwurpi auu
out wun aiMeaso, nueu wiore is uuunsuuuu
for this feeUni?,as every suflen-rcan easily
obtain
diwwse when born, iivsneusia and
I 7"r,lVtti ZL
enty-nve per eent. of sueb maladies as
I . :f 1 ------ - , ,
isiuousness, lnuigesuon. bick euacne,
ISiliousness, lnuigesuon, sick xieauacne
. . . i . . i t ; 1 1: ;
I l OMU Yttllt7MH. XCTIVtlUn f JUflUNUUlli XJIMtl'
,,h8 Head. FalpitaUonof the Heart,
and other distressing symptoms. Three
d0Mes of August Flower will prove its won-
dorful eUetit, Sample bottles, 10 cents.
"y
I mn r.x' itt m i Tm tnrt
AljJ UM 11
tv non uie system is run uown to mo cx-
thftt - j leM ni h Rre uer.
vous and irritable, have cloolnv forebod-
inirs. sour stomach, sick headache and
.! coated tongue, do not enroll yoursolf as
if hln T,riVau. in the rear rank, under Gen-
now for sale in ever city and towu on the
Continent. JNo meoieiue ever compounu-
l
I ptiBjri -j l. Vt'R miMPl.AINT. It
haa a arwililn nwfr over the livor. and bv
curing the liver, Dyspepsia and all ether
: maple. Sample bottles are sold at the
disease ariaing worn .vanuui m i. uy
small price of 2S eents that will convince
you or its merits. Large size bottles 7&
i oents, for sale everywhere.!
FiHLOwa' HypopnospniTKB. Tho onlr really Riilia-
I hie Remeilv for Wastinar and Nervous IhHi-iwtn. Alter
numerous experiments, Mr. Fellows suouo
.......AH.,,. ..nnWimiiil. lr. FelloK-s miiuMHiiled in lro-
ttn"
Z&Zt'p
- -h ,,,,,!.. llvi.thBrutio Prostration. Ei.il.
Jjeiiui
itn, t ever anu Ag-ue, ijeneorrnaMi, .luiruKuiun,
llepreMlun, Kenousness, ncurui-.-ia, nervous
r...t.n:... u, Vi.....' r...o lVh,.iiri IV.it, rli (im.
I egtion of the Lungs, Emaciation, Palpitation of the
Heart, Interrupted ana teeoie awwd oi ine mrnrt,
Uelmicholy. Fear of Chlkl-liirth, Dancers of Child-
1 llirth. Liability to Mitwrriiure, llrpochmidriiuis, Jic.
5jsea, ,,roduced bv ovortaxins tlie mind ; t.y jtrief
aiid snxiety ; by rapid growth ; by ctu!il-bonnnn ; liy
insHlftcient nourishment ; by resident in hut ehmatus
or unhealthy localities, by excesaes.or by any irrugu
lurilie of life.
IIAMIU'TlG FICS for sale by all dnipjlii.
llAMCriiU l"l( .S cuil) the lV.es.
It AM BI.' RtS KH-.S tlie (rreat fruit eatliar
li iVM f. J I'll .S Bu-tmrt for t a-tor oil.
A HlAMltXti rll.( C.
Tlift kl)'(l'.l nray ninsr dor onir,
Ttto ImwII he m&f wtiUtli) ;
TIP rmhiiJCf tha -'i(njTijf vhtr i
Tim tiU-.rlig eat tho tlintlc
The ltii!lriir vtusb t! h! iilyht hn.;,
Ami lthths Anrfljr lawlv;
Anil the nlglitinaie !riif divnmy wimu'S
Atnl Ijr.-f! geiva thel iuul.
Their n.4i crmi!;ini;J tl.l n-tirnl:e
Tlio rioupur hlf no qnick
An t!w wy itinwiuilo 'when t ltj('nt
And in hi Mil doth ntfck.
nt-latlii tit fomaotrurr.
Ti.,. f.,!Wii r,fnf.!rffitit wjtil li'Lttuut At
tho mt m0l.ti o( tjl) Uim Cmuty Coun.
rib 1. el II:
tlf . w Am A ,1.l.a ... ,1 IrirmllAlv
J tovn Vatlir lisei lit to remove from
lour juWst our mueb esteemed sinter Crus,
ia-Mlvu, jliat we win eiierwu tn
lmnnn,ry ., our )iKnwd nihter as one
whose good works are a mot lasting mem
oriitl.
Keml ved, That we deeply sympathize
w ith tior bereaved huttlmiiu and motlier-
iivt chtldren, who will never mere listen
o nug !
JSul we hopo to meet with her.
Al KM. AKSIK J. KltKll,
jmhs. K. A. Ikviwk,
ilKK. M. li. WltW,
t'ooHi.iUoe.
. Tm" '"HI!1 ."' -' li" I
Itraulntlon.
Hall of litm I'nginc Vo Xo. 2, )
July 7, 1X79.
WiotcKAA. mtr eity m i !H1 hv hrm tin 4td tA
July xl.ilc vor lirt-tjwu ef ul nt Uweity SBlcnt
Uu. l
n iiwr.u. the Era kmt wtAetr cnilrd !y tnu-
- cr itil wttr vivimtt -mttiy, uvmUftm, l il
ifro'Jml. Tht tl iiMi l(irr itvmK i!nzl
am4 ittir twu oiiiM ft t'Uf A tfumk hft their uittir-
uu ctofu lii ill-inn.,,' IWi IUiwjs, tlicreli Mnt
J.rvtrt'l, -(it ll,e OmliKXUf I'll tflWiWMWl-
II - I Oil fStlMMlAMV V AW AHW I"" IMMI 1'"-!
im mid mmium iur siuii wrimin.
tim .
ttJ-r.l, Tit Uuik t. '.inr m im
IMI ' r 1 1 : I V T , . WlfUM'TK! W I ' . I' I l4IHM
r)iil tni.titijUrti.'f
JitmAted, TlMt tlw 8rly w tSlMi Cmpunj' b
tlH-M) f4ffi.)ltMrtII,
A Low ITr-l Mf-btur.
li. J. t.ralittin, the tailor, has secured- the
Ugeticy for the fatuous Amcricm sewiug nut-
chine, and ban a lare lot t.f them now on
baud sad lor sabs. It i one of the mort
wjng machines now manufactured
H,i w;iu very low fwm fiH to
tavrater d Vsktruirr
ahou'.d lend for instruetbnis, trm, refer
cikn", et to VillMon ISrotUcm, "SoliciUsni,
of l'atont, VahinaUn, It. C, who ur-
iiimIi tiie same wuliout charge, tMuxm
l'.rothm In a well known and stuxximful
firm of htrw extwriouee, having lieen es-
abliahed siuee IvM. 14;l-lf
Dr. JtiBtle ra-til Srphrt-IirMm
Will cure ait Uism 4 Uus kliimjn, l:Ul.U-r whI
i rtiarv OtutK. liiimlri-A. lure l-.-a mri-l mttur all
Slcr ri-n,i.;im h IaiI..1. ltw .iiilL-h tnaxlclUm
1'i.U h.r r.'i rMUAi In mil mw t4 lfimma Lier, l'v-
I. vim.' t-iiij-Min id thi rtty mil luu. It w tlicir rtr
in , la Ite Uul uf ail linigiMn. Sit
A Vvpulur Erwrt.
At tbe Coainfrpolitaa Saloon, ou 1-roa.Li
bin utreet. can W found tho finest brands of
winm, tumor am! c: -am. Hno open at aU
hoar. K. WATKISUS,
lrotrietr.
NEW ADVEKTISEJIEXTS.
VIIjI.AKD house.
If aloey, Orrjon.
A- LOUBNEE,
Proprietor.
rilll IS ELEOAVT J5KW ItfrTKt. JCST S"W
JL p.!,lrl. mill be mil la Jnljr IsTa.
1 14 i-'nii- t-.l m l In- tii'-t ni'-U-rn mi! .'iixeiiii.tit
I Isn. Iw Gtm w.u!l.- r-Hn i,---iUv imnH t"T
c,-mnu-n-ial U-r. m.-t Hi.- cui ic iU l-c ujl'-it-J
as a 'I uoic rith guuil Ru.b. 49
VALUABi-C
Farm for Sale.
rnnK fX!K!:sinEi orrccs for saw. his
I (ami, twa and hall miloi Mlh-iit 4 Albany,
Oa the Jlata Iload Leading to Cor
vallis.
The Una c-Mnpriwt .119 AI'Ul'.H, tieirly all pntirie
IjumI, aiul iiiiw m (nui. 1 lie lux rt-iiU-u oui, nui
s tmrt M thccriit. will be .la nlti Uis una, u auo
lux n V arlic !.- tA huabamlry J iann ti-liitH-rv
Ttwr I ou ili place a wutmiMliofia anU cmvwiiwnt
tn.-l.ir dwell i n, a lam ana mit h-m--.. aa orvrmra.
nml eicrvlliini; li-t--rirT u mal.e a k4wutl country
huino. Tlw fann a HI lie a'll in inu to mitt, vM wui
I iv- nial aiT f.ir the pttrrhaneni.
Ki.r lunlrt-r artipulara Inquire at tlie OKaocaaT of-
Oce, ur i( the ttu.traitirl.
49 JOn.V LAYTOJi.
Pinal Settlement.
-TOTICE IS HEREBY GH'EX TITAT
I3l the undersiiined, Administrator of the
e-itate of Andrew J. Board, deceased, bas
Hied his account fur final settlement in the
above named estate in tho County Court
for Ijinnt'ounty.Orejjon ami Saturday, the
0th dy of August, 17!, at the hour of 1
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, has
been set lor the hearing of objections and
tue settlement or said estate.
JOHN BEARl, Administrator.
G eo. E. Cham uerlaix, Attorney. 49
FARM FOR SALE.
John W. Cleaver advertises his farm for
sale, comprising 6-10 acres, well improved,
situated on Peterson's Butte, Linn county.
For further particulars inquire at this of
fice or of Fox, Baum & Co., in this city.
vHnSStf
13, S. BREWER, LI. D.
Homecepatnie Physician
and Surgeon.
o
FFICE at residence on eornorof Ferry
and Third Sis.
47tf.
M AMJFACTV RER
Colleeis .iii rfpicess.
No. 31 First St. Albany.
Roasted or ground coffees and sniees of ail l.ind,
' vUnSijl
; 'PATENTS.
F. A. Lehmann, Solicitor of Ainerii-an and Foreign
PaumtA. WaadiiiiL-ton. 1). O. All bunineiis connected
with Ihltents, whether before tlie eatent Oflice or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge nuuie
unless a patent is secured. Send for circular. 14:1 S
PREPARING FOR FALL TRADE !
I will oiler for the next 30 days
the residue of my Summer Goods
at way down prices, to make space
for a large consignment of Fine
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing
goods. . - J. M. NOLAN, '
- T
i. 1
SheriS's Sale.
IY VIRTUE OV FIVK SEPARATR
writs of execution to me directed and
ilelivere-l,t!ie first Issued out of theCircrjit
Court of tiie State of Oretton for tlie Omi-
ty or l.iitti en tbe 17th dy of June. H7),
by virtue of a defliee of foreclosure of a
eertaln tuortfjan in said Court in favor of
It. W. Cooper, I'lamHtr, and airainst J. It.
Mct:iure, Jhn M. MeClure, "irmpn Me
Clum. Albert McCiure, Phobe 11 iiHton
and Marion Huston her husband, James
MeClure, Kles A. Vorhies and Vornies
her husband, and L. Klinn, Defendants,
for the sum of twenty-eight hundred and
fifty and 28-100 dollars in V. 8. gold com,
with aeerulnij interest thereon In like coin
from the J 1th day of March, 1870, at tho
rate of one per cent, per month, and th
further sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, attorney's fees, and th further sum
of sixty-live dollars and serenty-tiveeents
con' s j
And tho iccond Issuer! out of the Circuit
Court of the Htate of Oregon for tlie Count v
of I.inn in favor of Lawrence Flinn, S"ain
tilT, and against John H McCiure, John
M. MeClure, Kiniian McCiure, Albert Mc
Clure, lhet Huston and Marion Huston
ber liusthand, James McCluie.KlesA. Vor
hies Aid - Vorhles her bunband,defendants,
for thesum of seven hundred and fifty-t b r-o
dollars stnd ninety cents in gold coin of thu
United estate, with accruing intorext
thereon iu like coin at tbe rat of one ix-r
cent, jwr month from the 11th day of
March, 1870, and the further sum it seventy-five
dollars attorney's fees, and thi
further sum of sixty-five dollars and fifty
cents, costs;
And the third issued out of the Coun
ty Court of iinn County, Mate of Oregon,
on the 17th day of June, l7if, In fovor of
W. Jf . Swank, Plaintiir, and atcaiost John
K. MeClure, defendant, for the sum of ne
hundred and lifty-flve dollars and forty
cents in V. H. gold coin, with interest
thereon in like coin at the rate ot one per
eent. jr month from tlx) 3d day of Feb
ruary, l!. and tha further sum of live
dollars aUornwy'n fee, and the further Mini
of fifteen dolUr and seveuty eenueonts;
And tlin fourth imued out of the Ciieuit
Court of tbe Htate of Oregon for theConi.iy
of Linn on th l'ta day of June, 1S79, in
favor of J. IL, Foster, Flaintiir,andagaint.
J. K. MeClure, Iiefendant, for the sum of
eighty-eight dollars ana thirty-four cent
iu I'. H. gold coin, with intermit in like
coin at tbe rate ef oae per cent, per mouth
from tbe 22nt day of February, 1879, and
the I u rt her mim of thirty-two dollani and
thirty eents in C 8. (fold coin, with inier-
ext in like coin from tbs Znd day of Feb
ruary, l'J, M tbe rate of ten per cent. jr
annum, and tbe further sum of eighteeu
uonats ana seventy-nve cents easts;
And I be fifth iaxued out of tbe Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the County
of Linn on tbe 17th day of June, 1S79, on
a judgment rendered In said Court ou the
11th day of March, 1879, in favor f O. Vox
and Sigmund Fox, partners doing buif -news
under tbe firm name of O. Fox ' '
l'.ro., FlalntiflK, and against J. R. 51 cClnre
iiefendant, for tbe sum ef eight hundred
and twenty-one dollars and ninety-eitrbt
cents, in U. 8. gold coin, with iii!rKt iu
like coin at tbe rate of one per eent. er
mot.th from the lllh day of March, lft7:,
and tha further sum of twelve dollars and
fifty-five cents contx, I have levied tipon
the following dencrilied real property, to
wit: Tlie Donation land Claim of John K
MeClureaud Sarah K McCiure bin wife,
and known as Notification No. 3.K-S, the
name being the west half of Se4ion J5 in
Township 12 South of Kange 3 West of tho
Willamette Meridian, in IJnn County,
Oregon ; and whereas, toe decree of fore
closure of the mortgage in favor of the
mid first mentioned i'laintin herein. B. W.
Cooper, cover a part of the neraiu before
described piemine, t-wit: Tho North '
half of tbe .Donation Land Claim of Joint
li. McCiure and Sarah K. McCiure, hi
wife, as known and designated on the
plau and surveys of tbe United States on
file at tbe land office at Oregon City, Ore-
c.n, the same ueing irouncauen rso. 3k,
in Township 12 South ef Kange 3 Wet of
the Willamette Meridian, in Ldnn County,
Oregon ; also, the North half of the boutit
balf ot ths above described land claim.
And whereas, tbe decree of foreclosure of
the mortgage in favor ot Lawrence Fliuti,
herein before referred to, covers all of the
Initiation .Land Claim of the said I fond
ant, John K. McCiure, and tsarah K. Mc
Ciure. bis wife, as hereinbefore described.
but la subsequent in time to tbe mortiraeo
of tbe FlainutT.B. W.Cooper, on tbeSorth
nan and tue JNortu nair or tue soutu bair
of the Initiation Land Claim of tbe raid
Juliu n. Mccnuie ana baran K. il-.-Ciute
bis wife, now, therefore, on
Saturday, the ICth day of Aujtisl,
at the Court House door in the citv of AJ-
lianv. Linn Count v. Oreeoa. at the hour of
one o'clock P. L,l-will proceed to well tiv
heroin oeiore uencnoea real property at ,,
public suction for cash in nana to tiie
highest biddar, in tlie manner and accord
ing to tbe terms and conditions ef tiie said
decrees hereinbefore mentioned, to-wit :
The south naif of the seuth half of tha
Hid Donation Land Claim of the Defend
ant, John K. McCiure, and wife, above
described, to satisfy and pay the sum
found to be due the Plaintifl, L. Fltnn, to
wiu the sum of frO 90 In U. S. gold coin,
and interest from the 11th day of Msux-h,
1379, and the further sum of $75 Ot) attor
ney's fees, and the further sum of bii
costs, and accruing costs ; and second, the
north half of tha south half of said Dona
tion Land Claim of Defendant. John It.
McCiure, and wife, above described : aud
third, the east half of tbe north half of said
Donation Land Claim ; and fourth, tbe re
mainder of tiaid Donation Land Claim.
The proceeds of the sale of the 2d, 3d aud
4th tracts above described to be applied as
follows, to-wit: first, to the payment of the
sum found to be due to the l'luintin', B. W.
Cooper, to-wit: $2,850 20 in U. . geld coin,
with interest as aforesaid, and 00 at
torney fee, and the further sum of $t5 75
costs, and accruing co-its. Second, to the
payment of the amount that may be due
to L. Flinn after applying the proceeds of
the south half of the south half of said
Douation Land Claim to the pavment
thereof as above set foith. Third,
to tbe payment of the sum found to
be due tue Plaintiff, W. K. Swank,
named herein, to-wit f 155 40 gold coin,
with interest as aforesaid, and 5 0 attor
ney's fee, and $15 70 costs, and a-x-ming
costs. Fourth, to the pavment of the stun
due to the Plaintiff, J. ll. Foster, herein
before mentioned, to-wit: the sum of j-SS 34.
and the further sum ef $32 30, with, inter
est as aforesaid, all in U. S. gold coin, aud
the further sum of $18 75 costs, and accru
ing costs. Fifth, to the payment of the
sum found to be due to the herein named
Plaintiffs, O. Fox & Bro., to-wit: the sum
of $821 9S in U. is. gold coin, with interest
as aforesaid, and tha iurther sum of $1 55
costs, and accruing costs. :
Dated June 26, 1879.
I. C.DICKEY,
47W4 Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon.
VEGETABLES.
I AM RAISrSQ THE VERY BEST OF
all kinds of vegetables, and will mar
ket them fresh at the following tit!ie'iid
places; Albany, on Fridays and Wednes
days and Halsey on Saturdays aud Tues
days. '.Everything at the lowest price.
4Um3 JOHN W. KNOX.
st
DOCTOR N. -HENTON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Having permanently located in the citv
of Albany, and entered ujion the
thirty-first year of his practice, respectful ly
tenders his professional aerviees to the
citizens of Albany and surrounding ouu
try. OfSee at Foshay fe Mason's Drug
Store. Residence on First Street. v!2ii40