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For legal and trannlont ad vertiner. f a
tl 00 per square, for the first lnnertlen aixl
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VOL. XV.
A LI JAN Y, OlIEGON, FIMDAY, FEIJRU A UY 1 15, 1880.
NO. 28.
STAT0IIGI1TS DEMOCRAT
KSUEi"KVERT FRIDAY
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C B. .VKlltX.
H. . IU"rliKT.
HOlFllRKY & W0LVKRT0X,
ATTORNEYS AT loAW,
Albany, Oregon.
Will practice In all tlio Courts In the Stat. Probata
tu-tw-r au4 volkvtioita atli'mied tu pnuupUv.
vKmiilf
I. rusx. a. E. CHAMHKK1.AI.V.
FLINX & CIIAMKEULAINY
ATTORAT.YS AT LAW,
Albsn), Orrgou.
0-Ofliee In Fas i r's Brick TUook. -e
vlonlStf.
T. t. IIACKLU3fV!V
ATTOltNEY AT LAW.
jMTOilW upstair in the Odd Fellow's
lempte.'B-'X
Vl3n5
f. r.i. r.iiLLC?;,
ATTOHN'KY AT LWV
Will rartlcf In all lb. MuB-i.f the Slute.
fitm! HUfntHin alvn U eotw-ctions. om
veyanw. anil xaitttualion ol l.tica- IVohale
busiuesa a .iK-ciallly. vl.'a.iti.
J. A. YAA'TIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAV
COSVAXLXS, OBEOON.
lll pntrtlc la all the C.xiits or I he Stale
Vouice In tn l'ti .Ioum- "va
B. M. SAVAGE,
Physician and Gurgcon.
Albany, Orreoa.
HAVIXCi OnADUATKD IN THE
PhyHio-Mwlical In lu:e of (.'iiium-n.-ui,
has locitoJ in Alt.-nr.
BOrtl e iu Kro-nanV b.-iek, (tij taim )
vti::
D. B. Rice, LLD
Physician and Mtirxrou.
OF PICK ri'STAUl IN M1I.WA1N-S
lirn-k. Kti.leihv " tii htrevt hai-
iitjeto the di'ioi, at liui
.rtuuiu$; nr the
I. $:.. f
D. M. Conley,
ATTOJiXEY AT LAW.
o
FFICl- 57 WBST FRONT KTKKKT.
Special attention piveu to ).l'.k)ii-.
v!3nlinf
J. XT. KAYJXi:R..
A TTORNE Y AT 3 , A W.
; COHV ALUS. OREGON.
Special attntlAn t!ylllr.n of a--ootit.
Bodice one door 8Hjth of Kiahrra i.ri. k."X
TWuilvL
D. TL. N. BLACKBURN,
AnOHnET ASO C0USSEL03 AT UV
Albany, Oreg-en.
Brr up atalr ia Ibe Cld rllW Ttm
pie.
av-tvlp-! Ions a specialty. ar21.
J. E. 7E ATHE2FCSD,
(SOTARV Pt BLIC,)
TTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBAS T, OEl:t(l.
WILL PKACTirK IS ALLTHKCirP'TIIE
prateM Knllff.
c j0i.I W. I:. JW.YEI7.
rowirLL & ciiA iu,
VTTORNKYH AT LAW,
And Soiiritors la CLaEeery
alrasv. - - . orm;os.
Collodion frtiir41y made on all xi'm(s.
. IxKtna nexotiiiie l on reaxonab! leHn.
roflice in 1-Vwter's Dri-k.-?-
vllnltfif. x
L. H. LIONTAlIYri.
ATTORNEY AT I. AW.
AND
JTotary Public.
Albany, Orejou.
Ofli"e upstairs, over John Eriesi?i'rtore,
Ixtntreet. vhii-hi
D. W. B4.LLARO, M.P. 1. M. POWKI.L, M.B,
- BALLARD & POWELL,
I'liysicians ana Surgeons,
Lebanon, Oregon.
3T"Oaico in Lebanon Drug Siore."6X.
vlanlOtf
H. J. E0UGHT02J, II. D.,
ALBAXV. OEttOX.
milK DOCTOR 13 A fJRADUATE OF THE TNT-
X VKI4SITV Mertial Colle-," New Vork, and i
lata nteiubcr o beiievue Hospital liedicai Cull. ol
cw York.
ctfl- in City Dm? Store. Eei.lewe on 8nth
iU ftf cwh1 Ht.. three ii-oo e-. :i of Ui IliiUii
tsreet luuJiu to tlput.
O. C. Eelly, II. D.,
S'liysician and Surjjeoii
- ALBASIY, OBEGOSl,
-Orti in M'llwain' Klonk. llowi
deoce, on Uoor nortli of Urooia Faotory,
vMnSif
ur.-T. t. fOfISiIV
OOCULIST AND "AURIST
rH.(iOI,DKM HAH HAD KXPKUlKNf'K
U IreKt nstti :r!Mi ilisi-awi l. l)f-li I
eye and ir sire MiiJ---t, and f'li wmndm o.
eivlnt; ntir !ttisftutini U Liioiie wl( iuiy
lace tlipmwives ijril.r bin cjirn.
no f.
(Sucoesr lo J. B. Wjatt.)
Dealer in ilravy and Shelf
Hard ware, Ji-oii. htcei.
and Jviechanic'M; ss
Tools. -
Ou First atreet, one oor east ot S E. Vouni'V, AI
' "y, Oreaon.
a;; u fa ctu k eh
So. 21 First M. Albany.
E til uroimJ (Tc aiiJ spices of a!: LiuJ
wiiolvxiie ur retail. Hthflioa gu.ruUcti.
FARiER'S AS3D FilEOHANiO'S 0TORE 1
iu order lo laake room for Snricg iuiiun taUous I will: cffcr for tbe
nextsixfy days my entire stock at
list i a few nrtti'Ies will give Iut a reiuoto idea of rcunttions made. ;io
fnllr understand and njtpm-iatw the bargains' iliat will lo offered, eassh
layers are requested to rail early and use Heir own jndjruie nt. .., ;
8 1'iun Cs-sinsoro Euiist, volh f rt 00, rotlumd to H:i WK ' !
1 " " " mluceii from $20 00lo$lti (Hi. ' i !
(ithir ioot?!. roj iih! in (roorlkiii. t
fO rir I'ino ttiineri l'milx, woilii gl Tift, rmliivT lo f -1 TO."
l' " ' . - rftliKvtl Train .l fit In fl frt, '
.". " won U 7 O0,imliir, hf. ;.. . i : ,.
Kil WorkiDt; rttiits, vorih $1 T(1isitiI lo 7yf. , , ,
31 " l-jitout VirliUi!t lHwi- NMi,ie fwm t Zi to ft 'i V
lvrali!. JtiMiHra nl ltlUMint rmimxl pi Ue. ' - "'" ' " "'
I'-O Merino Miirla and limwcru, worth H-St rlurotl lo Wi. ;
1- " " " " rcfiiiml I'roni f I 00 to1'; . ; .
i:C Canton'l'ftniiel i-hirU nrtl J)riivri t!tlucvl fiio 7."kj (o rCo.'
1 " " " " " worth f I 00. rlinfi lo 7S.J. '
I7 Jfptl Y'lannol Slilrts and Tmwr-n nt Hwl of ro-lu'iloni
'St ('jiinrr t)vpiihlrt nX t-tauvblciiii); prit-ot
l- i Unp Wl.'uo .viin, nt $1 O', i-ht ;ii ul tl (lliu-ii Ik.vhii)., ,. ,
-J Mfii'ts 1'k.v ' and Voiuli'a llt, froni6s;J,o lo ('J T.. ' ' ' '
"xxil aml KhccH, Trunks ami YhIIkcm. Wliilor lirvr an.l -IIciynV
orri-sjHinilinjj roJucilonx. ". , ..i ' .
j PASH WHITE AKD CGLC3ED
Noliouo. Krtnoy ;oc tin. Mntionr-ry, ftilk Ili(nllTr!iipl. ntlrry .
Rrs ltru-li-. t:tr. t:tr..-U nt rrducrtl prlrfu,, , r
75 poniitlt llrat UMli(y MueKlnc ami 1 hen lni; 1'cbarro nt rc
Unrrtl rlfes. . . - ' ,'
S.OOO Uooil isnrx. S for 23 rmM. '"'-"Y' ; s'
Nprrlal-To rl (Kf ou t . :5boxrLMnairy Kfltpal CSr.MerlURl OH.
J , V . nt DOc.wa-rlli pi 25.
, :,-."-:. i' ' . - i ! : t .' '. : '
.Tonus of Sale, Strictly. CASH. : AlFjroods innrkr! In
nlain figures ami no leviation. :". , , . " ;
Fanner and iisccliahic'.. Stora
MARX BAUrYIGART i
HAB jrHT OPEXKO VT A '
ew Liquor Store 1
THE FIXKST CRANKS Of W'lXKS,
LKll'OILS, TORACCO & CIGARS.
The OlobraleJ St. I.oul ,'
STONEWALL WIHSKEV,
The finwt wblwkey in tlie Stain.
Wlilskie., Frcnrb ISt aiidies, cherry,
Tort. Claiet, and all otbT kinds "
of wiaes, tiin. Ale, lieer,
- and lHet'.
Citters of every -kind, n the- brsl
brands of tobaeco and Cigars. -
ftrl want evcrylJy uiulcrvtanj tL.
bav oinJ out a liraUciawa. new li-
nor atnre. where cstv and oountrv
can procuro their aux-ka-al l'ortlant
(rir. with only freiEbt aiiletl.
Koona on the comer cf Front and ferry
Strpetx, Alhany, Oreerai. - - Urtf.
KEW DAslBEH SHOP ?
j. ii. sn:Li:s, rroj;
4 GOOD FtA MIAMrOO
Willi e-li thave. I'iu-uh lor aunt int;
ami balr'titting kmuio n umai. IIikiitk
ri r-i''t Mcll Willi's aloro.. , - . liKE
VUAjAU'D ' 'HOUSE.
lIalry,.4r-(;oBt. ,
1.. .1,
I ...l - in I - ...I . M ft th- l
pnivi, .''ui ..I i ...... i
It U CullitUcfoJ
tJoiithcHMt in..kniaiMf wm.wji.:.. ,j j.btcr. Katie, OlParv & Vo a
nh e..i u.ak - Tfui 1 itjiiornia, ni.itln(f of Michael
f.laa. ba, a fin.
trv
at a'l tifiwa with g od
M. I. IIASIUIOUCIC lina rarnliftm Wio
Dray fornr erlv ownl by L'Jark it, Imvih.
anil is now prepared to at'ei'd jrUy
to all tiintintsM w nii-n may Ktv" wuu.
. .vl5niatr -. .v.. ., y ..; v .
Final Settlement'
NOTICE IS lIERKnYCITKN THAT
the nndcrsi'nwl, AiiuiiiMM'ralor of
Hie estate of C. F. Haraa," 4aontel, hat
iiied in thn County Court fr Inatkinnty,
trejron, liia final amount a t.uh Admin
ixtri'or, and bvorUr-of fiJ CfMirtTum-'
tlav.tbe 2'1 day of Marr iv, lnto At -tl e
hour of 2 o'clock 1. M., it t lor lioanntr
objmlion.i to aakl linal account ml the
Kttltlement thcreor. ; Any por.vin mtoroieti
in airl e-talo i hereby iiotiiietl' to apijHr
anil li!e hi or lior ibjectiou to aiii ao
L'ouut on or bc-i'oro sain day. : t
. . J. U. UOiiMvf, ...
28w4 ' . '' Ailminiirtratw.;,.
. Final Settlement; ? f
TkTOTICB IS iiFftKHY' VTlVferr THAT
iirtlie Kxccut'irn of th 'l:i-t vlii -afi'l
testament, or William - l;iiyut.' n
ceased,, liave fileil w ith tlia Clerk f the'
tkiunty Court X)f J.inri Cotfrtty, Hbrt ot
Oregon, their final aceonnt for w?trlenwnf,
and antd Court on tlio2?)i.h day 6f3anhry.
A.Ii. ISsO.niade anon'er apiKjiiiHnirTfir-
iay, tho 2nd day of March,' 1880, t - thtf-
hour or ono o'cio;K l". j.i. id mat tiny, m.
the Court llouso in the city of Altxinv, in
said county, far t he Dearingof qtjoowma
to sneii linal account and tho aot'lement
thereof. 'sr ;" "" " -"rx'OTrr'ltH' iritoreat at the rate of one pe
vJOnN EI. JRLTbirtiff
MAKTIN V. liltVU,
Kxecutom.
H. Bbtasct, Att'y for Kxeen'tora. 'Mi
w. -w - . ..n
liV. nuxtyfWxt'iOl) I'.y i:o. ll UMrn.mi4apiity.7t4
.OJt'iCe ln,Parr?h l:ld.) 1 -,
'- J-- 13 U Til ..ur3'!Qi
a!l7??f-- ' f'"tJr"n ' ft'
i - l-'vy "aj -
Albu
Chronic Irt.-mm a t-peciuiiy. .'.nan,5;6
i it:..,. ..i ..it f.r ii... .I....
IUI1JIU IU umupnvini ....... . ... .....j
or niulrt when noH.rofeJi-iajilIy:a4txt. ll
, f .. , . . vlrttriC'l r r ,
..4- . ; l i i'-r'l. -p
fJSlSJ VflXill ) J .Z' Pr '- l,
Kwrrbody dIrAitjd wi'I?Ie tHHUyl
awl beHutii'ul VelfctloiU liiadft cy T.lm.'rA
mar.who has ix'tr failed lo pleaKO her
cuKtoinern; T&w Fall piicular jiintiMueil.
Sen'dTo'r U.' Afldrcf.s
- i w t--mlr -raw rf Sf w f
-r -B.;BQYIiEj' 'o.r t
Fasiioaab!6lu:l00t'iM.a!v0.r;.
, ,Y.'.i iiY a
A ftOODSTOClC ov.ririOTS rTt HATT) AH.THE
tx'Zk, iutlmrear .1 Kuiun's .toTe. -.2 ) ! -.-ibttt .
:l.!b.-
sweepinpr "-rednet ions. Tlw sHlijfihied
BUKKETS, AT MILL PRICES.
mm
Hoot; A';'lioo 3rnltcr.
Frrarb IU Knot, lo ariirr, t . f
I bltailrlphU Ul. ( -
g ao
a to
. RUSBEB E00T3 REPAIRED. Y
' TnvWhle aiclita;'iut ; en boola B-U
abonc
.sUop wonil tltMir 1k-1ow t-yer'a Kakery.
v l-'-nlMf i : . -
' ) -V-YALrJAN.Y " ' '
COLLKGfATJi INSTITUTK.
: "Ai.n.txY. on.
Tiii ii i v ud term avHI opea on Xo
'; ; vfmbey C, IS7S).
fr i-onjjUr wtiu riilwy lUn roiir ly-J m!
ii-ti- L'!.imU Court oj (I,- j.
,. AUa;'4.linrj, I'laintUr.' :
n ll- I 1 1.. IV . 1!.
jt w? lifviiir ami jiuruiuA JdviorniJ.
Kane aiutF.AilHry mid Marx liauuicnrt
and Ktiim-r A lioiuMeiu, DcfeiidantN. ,
Ty:Vir.TCK OF A DKCHKK OF
IIP fvftecloinwoiii Ihoabovo imuietl Court
luLhif abovo cu'.i:j!Vl Miit, oinl an execu
tion ail'l older of Mtlo (hhuixI in untuancA
jutioof, yi 'lno directed and di-llvereil, I
,iiatu levied ukmi tho iiiortKKKed jrotniw
i escribed in Haiit ileereaaa lulloaa. to-wit:
'JL'hirtv.tiinefcct and ten inchea oil' of the
Vet aide of IaiU) eiUt in JtliM-kf !) tlireo
in f-lw City of Albany, lit JUim County,
, uuon, Ktid parctil of real entaUi being a'4
At,m wKhh by 10 feet in Kmth, an J ou
XMnnhri, - tlit. 0th datj of March, 13H0,
al tL' itkiort JIon Ofjor In tbe Ciiy of AJ
baiiy,"lAim (bounty, Oregon, at thu hour of
2 n'efock V. M., I will acl l aaid roat exlato
at public auction fur caah in liand to tho
hi!iet biiMer. lha proceod to Ih? npnlleil
nn jrov iiJud iu aaid decree, ua. fullowa, to
nvii: i
l-lrst.' to iTie payment of tho coW and
diinrseiiioiiU of tUiM auit, taxed at t i3 10,
an-! accruing coi-ts.
-tSBeon1,'-to tho -payment to (he plaintiff
lioroin.tlio sum ot f uoa 3 in U. rt. pld
eoini with accruing intereot thereon at tle
mtn ono jier cent, per month, from tho
iWlayof January, l-;0.
- Tiiiru, to Ilia payment to tlie flefondant
IT. Koohlcr tho Kim-of' fMt iin U. M.
po!d toin, wilh K.'irii)( -tgiyreat theroon
Kt t,l;9 riH f nun jr unit per jnonlhfrom
thi "-Ciili.duy .ii'.l iu.i.it;. , J-a0, and the fut
'rti r aiMii-wi vb' ui) cosis. " - ' '
Fourwi, to tlio paymont tollie dpfend
ftnf.s Kane, Oleary it'o. tho auoi of $U41 liU
in U.' S; K'lid coin, with aecruiiiK interest
a(the rawof.ono per cent, per montii from
the '4Hh day of January, 18t0, and t he fur
thr na at 811) Otfcoi.-i ,.!
4 iflh, tollie payment to tho defendants
KinncY & UOldfiteinj the sum Of 8281 02,
T-witii' iciu-rext at ine rale oi one per cont,
fm-r month from the 2Jthduy of Don
t J7:. and the i'drihor sum of 819 01
erauer,
00 coats
ltitted this tfth.dav of February. 18B0.
i 1. C. D1CKKY. '
1 - .Micriu oi J.io u.jure'nn. ,
CUT
Oc Ssecutcs ,'Notico. ,
T J
Zl OTICB-k hereby given ihat tlie uml
'ii Signed lias been appointed Kxecu
- r.r tlio last will and teaiument.f Willii
li tu pry uooiiwin, iweeaaeu, uy too com
rmirinf thu !?omitv of l.inii end NLate
, - T., ; . , 7
OreoH,ard that all persona having elainia
oqainat aaid .ostate Mini present them to
jw undersigned, properly vertlied, within
itfi'Kt inontba Xroia Ihw. dale, Albany,
'I.lfin County. Oreson.
U.lted tlii.H 1 itii lny of'Tahuarvj l&RO.-'
. tir-K'iimftth'l'Wf.
?5w4 . t Ji;rM!.rtiiiiKeeu.tpr,
. iir(ii r.i r tq i wit ,m:v
rr
Year imrue1 Will be innertedi WiTHoriT
(JilvlsoK, in tr.o American tsetiier a uuuio,
ni work on'pr.blic land law,a:on to bo
issued lor extensive circulation. ,!'i te Al-lanti-1
States ai.d' in" FurOpe. -'-' '
bond for a Circffiar prmg-tletail 01 mi'
portaoeo to every, land mary '
- r , . R - JlKNltY N COPP
. -n: .. .W ttHlllBgUUIj O. C
mi
- ' . t
a p nav
Sheriit'a Sale.
a thf ptrrH.t Court ty tttt'-k'tttls f Oivjan
jW (he Counly nf J.Ihh: '
t. it. Alien, ruimm;
v.
A. A. .S.'tUi'inii r ami Unnio .St'tllmiiirrliU
wiii, L. CuKlxmitli, M. liolilxuulll and K
11ih11u.Ii, e.artntir umlur ilia lirm name t(
L .UiUlKHiitli and Co., C. II. ilont.iK'iu and
.1. S'. Ctuick, copartners iimlcr tlm llrm
itiime of MdnUuMio and t inii k, V. I'. An
tli mim, J, C. itloanlinlilor, ami I. SuinK'n
and M. rtriil)crg, eiiartiittr uiidur the lirm
uitinn if SKtnlur and Htornber, and Italia
Kiaiii'ir, i vf(.'iniiiiit.
Y VlitTUi: OF A 1F.CKKK OK
1 1 fnriH'lumiro in Ihealxivo liamoJ Court,
in tho aliovti entitled unit, ami au unreutitm
and ordxrof anlo iaaumt iu pumiianc. thereof,
t.i in dircctvd and delivered, 1 have levied
uiti the inurtK'nuPil pramiaca UtmcriiMid io
Hitid decree aa follua-a, to.wit t
'Ik-ginning at a jxiint forty-four and 37-100
uliaiiu Weat i f tlm Kiattliuaat corner of that
i.crliuii Iiunntmn I And (.'Uiin wlinOi i aitu.
aud in Section. Ill, 17, 20 and '21 in Tp. II
S, IU .1 Wuat, in l.inu County, OrKon, and
biinwn aud dtij;iintcd on tlm map IM the
John i'.iitkhnrt lloimtiun I.aihI Ctuun, tlienaa
ruimiu' Noith 41.10 clmina, thetico W'eat
::. thiii, thunco South 41,10 cliaiim,
tlii iii'ii luat .'(i.2'2 chain to the place of l
yinniii, eotitaiumx Ilk) acre, mora or Ira.
Alaotlte (rncti"li;,l Southvaat (Hurler of tho
N'oiilx'iuit pim! r .f S.!iion 17, in '1. 1 1 S.
1 :i ., cuiil&uiiiii; 10 d'A lOO aurva.
Aii-n ilii) imiliviili'il one-half of tho 1 luna
tion lAUilCUtim Noliliciitioii No. 4'HKt, Iwiiij;
the Northwest ipntrUr of Srction 20, iu Tp.
I- K 11. 1 W.. in Linn County, Orriui,
aa kiioan ami dn.i,-iiaUl on the re.
cordud p'ata of tlie I'uited (StaU-a atirvey ou
tile in the land olliee in Orrun City, Orwjjoii.
Aim tlie undiviiltnl onu halt bt "the 1 filia
tion lAiid Claim Nulitivittiou No. 5.1:12, iMitng
the Si.uiUii-nt iju.trtt r of tho Nortlipant nuar.
tcr, aud 4 aud 5 of Soctiun 1!), and lxU
1. Vandtiiii .Section SO, in Tp. 12 S. 11. I
AV.', t,iiin County, Oregon, a deaitiaU-d ou
the 1-eo.irded plu of the L'nited Slate aur
vy, ou lilo iu the liunl otlico in On-nn City,
Oregon., ail of aid laud lying in lanuCouuty,
Or'i."in.
And whrreaa, it U pruvi.lod iu sai.l decree
that tho two acpsrate tract, of land licrcia
hft UeM-riUo.1, the limt ciaiUining IGOacrva,
ni.iro or aud thu eclid CuiitaiiiiU( 10
.".l-iHO nt-re. l lirat aold, ami the proceed
ari'ing from uch aalo I applied lirat to the
payment of tho mm found to be due to the
pliiintill lit-rtin, to-wit :
Tiie um of f Ii201 i'Aj, aud accruing inter-
at thereon at the rat. of oue r cent, per
mouth from the HUh day of January, la,
ainl thu farther .ma ( 75 0O attorney
lee. and tho further aunt of ?I.1S 2.) U
ami ilwhui-.em.nt, and next to tit. payment
to the defendant 1- N inli r and hi. ftm
U r-,', Vrtniriuaforrai.l.tbo ami, of f-l"i 37,
and the further tmiiot SV7 K5 casta.
j And attobd, tliat the remainder of the
aid lia'rtaKe.l prcmiiir k next old, and
tiie prw-l arUiti from tlie aaJa thereof bo
app!ird to the payi4..nt if any aum that may
iirinsi.-i r!ii to ion plamtilf mu-r the applica
tion to full cf the proceed, of the liml lirat
herumbeforo onU rnl to Ui a.dd, and if auy
InUtice r main, t'-at the kama iw paid over
fo the ijifct.ilint A. A. tticmier.
' Now, therefore, ou ,
Stiti'rJtty, tht Cih day tf ,Vnre!t, J$:J,
at the Court llouno dH'r in tlie City of Al
tny. laun C'onntr, treK"n, at tho hour of
11 o'clock A. -M-. I will r aaid real prop.
y i irtvii.b..hif. Htitmt Ml ftait.fy llu
aabi a,?veral cl.uin tin ri in lutmiing to tluir
priority, wilh awcruuij; eot.
I'aUd lliU t:Ui day of Ft-1 a ware, I'iSil.
1. C. IMCKKV,
Khrri.'T of J inn Co., OrfifWi.
ly Cro. lit Mriu;l.v, Ik-put y. 27ll
Sheriffs Sale.
TY VinTCK O? A WIUTOF KXKCf
X) tioii Uaticd out of iho Circuit Court of
liii- Mate of Oregon for the County of I Jim,
lo ino tiin-tei and l Itscioii, on Iho 2l
ly of l-'obriiAry, IStO, iu Uvor of Ia
Sfoiiera. J.SumlK'rijand A. Waclienheliii
1 1, inrtnora fli-rnh-i s;, Kciider. A Co.,
pinmiiil-., and a'iiiiiHt K. tl. Michael, tie
l.'ndJtit. lor the aum of four homln-d and
ri)tlit,v-liyo and 2i-H 0 dollar in U.S. koIi
oolu, w it ll iiiu-r Ht ill like coin at the ralo
f IHii'iiK-r cent. mr arinuiil from Iho
i'.ih day ofhcjiiiuuU r. and tlm fur-
i r aum oi iinrir-ciut ami iu-iiki iioimr.
ihLj-, 1 la to Mpiujoil iltcrTxfii tlio folluwiii-
rcii piojien.v iicreioiiro a:(3.-iie,i aa the
urola-it v af Mild ilolundnnL at lint and .f
)iid plaint:il, to-wit :
lirttuiniii! at a tiolnt aevrn elmlna aud
l! irl-liin Jmka (7 .'!'. I 0 chain.) ard
N.irlli liiii'-Ucnilct-r-n and lliirty inimilm
1-JiHt from Iho Niiui:i-Kt corner of Jarnea
Mk-dhiiI'm ixiiiatinn I jiml Claim, in Town
ahip fourteen (N) South ltaugu three (H)
West In Unit Comity, Oregon, and run
nlnj? theno V'et live ehnlnH, thence North
niiieteoii deirreea aud tiilrty minulea, ICaat
thirty-four cliaiua ami tueniy-four lluka,
thence K).t live t-hniii. tlienoe North
nineteen decree and thirty intnulCM Kaat
livo cliainH to tho itnu linn of riectlon l.J.
Tp. 14 B. H. V.. liienco Faat twenty-four
cliaiua aud fifly iinkaloK OrlllllU'a North-
went coi nor, ihenco aoutn nine iletrroea
and thirty minute, Fa t tliirty-nineehalna
and ten liuka, thence Went forty cliaiua
nd liity liuka to tlio j-uttlinoof Jamea
Mic.hael'a Uouatiou Ijiud Claim, the place
of beginning, aiidooutnininitone hundred
and twenty-elht and- 3-lUJ anrea, more
orleaa; aUo beuinninK at the .South writ
corner of Samuel Johmon'a claim, Notili
cation No. and running inn North
easterly dlro'stion ou the Wontern bound
ary of i-ald claim twenty-nix roda, thence
in a lontueaateriy direction to too xtoriu-wei-t
corimr of KliHha Gritnth'a land claim,
thence West eiht rodg to the plaeool bo
Kinning, vontaiuins 0 acica, more or lea.;
u.'ho tioinmenciuK at the Houtheaxt corner
or Jared Michaoi'a Donation ijtnd Claim,
thenco North iiiBni)tle 100 ioda, thenco
iV'mit t.itir.n'.tt') 'film ilu UaiiiIi
macnetio ii0 rotla. tlience' Kaat masnutic
200 rod to tho iiluce Of Deirlnnlmr. exm-
lainuiK sscu acrex, in Tp. 14 W. U.8 Wprin-
eipauy m section 4. containing in ail a;M
70-100 aere, iu I .Inn County, Oregon, tp
pethr with tba tonemeuta, berediuimeiita
aud appiirteuancea thereunto belonging or
In any wie appertaining, and on
ScUimltvj, tw, Clh day of March, JSSO,
at tho Court House door in the cltv ot Al
bany, Kill tl Cou my, Oregon, at the hour
of 1 o'clock F. al., I will aell the herein
before lictsoi died real property at pubiij
auction lor caMh In hand to the liigheHt
bidder to aatlaly au.d writ, with acci ulii
COl-lH.l ,
iinted this (ilb day of February, 1S80.
- I. C. 1UCKFY,
. ' WierlfT of Idnn Co., Oregon.
, I5y ilv.0. II u'MrnuKY, Deputy. 2?tl
The; Corvallis : Fruit Co.
Will ' piirclutHO i'lnuiiucr dried fruit at
full market i-ricea ; j s
win aeiid a competent person to aviH0
fruit growera aa lo ciiliivHtiou of or addi
tion)!' to orchards ;' " v
Will mipply fruit Iree of approved aorta
at medoraio jirlces;
VV'ill sell or lot out Plmiirncr Drier
through Jjinn, Ikuitoii and J jtue eouutlna.
'.I'Uera to liOKont to Corv:illiFruitCom
panv. Corvallis, llpnton CoiuMy, Oregon,
WAI.C1M NASII, J'rsHidont.
':' '' - Jamks JUvAhman, Kec'y. ' .
(Jiio. W. Kn.r., Oeneral Agent :"
January 1, lfttO. , . 2-lwO
I
fiOAft A MONTH irnarmit-vtl.
f 12 a iny nt limno
I. (.'auiuil not re.
il V'V liuo oy tlie Intltwtrtitua.
(4tiiruit i we will blurt you. Men, woiih-ii, tiir.va niul
ljlii imliif iiioney liuttiir at work for as than at any.
tliintf iil-., TI.e work in liht mill )lctu.tnit, aiul amili
an ativonu can go l-tht hi. ThoM who are wine who
itie this iioticu will aend im tht-ir lulilroitHoii at oni-oauU
fe for tlie;,iivca.t Coftly OullU an terms, . Now Ih
the time, 'iliosc ulivudy ut w-nl k are luyiiij; U liui;e
ium of moDoy. A.IiIii-hh THLE & LO.,-Aimusta,
HlUtt. . - .
WAMIIXVTOM lkttkr.
tVNOM PI NWIt'kiia CllMlnllliMT.l
W'ahiiisiotox, D. J.,Jan. 27.
KdUor Democrat:
Tlio brolongt'il iliacuRMoii over the
new r ii lea or tlio Iiouao la at laat con
cluded, and tlu ro vill now t procieJ
lii of mora general intercut in that
body. I tit tlio timn ent in tlii veil
tilution ami ovotliauling of rale lias
not Wen wasted. It nut only intuit
in .implifying tlio code by which buai
tuh ia if filiated Bixl tliH,tclir(l, but it
lia given new members a better ac
(ii:iinliiiicn with the ntethoU and prac
tice of the llouae than they could have
obtfincd by twoy' of "nrvice, which
iirlo ttu advuiitnge to the entire
body, na well a to' the tut-inbera indi
viilually. And now the fjnaiit-ial diacmuiiou haa
begun. Thia (iunlion witl not down,
much aa the majority of both parties
BJUH'ar to deture it uliould. lKdatle ou
tho "Haynrd rtwolulion" in the Senate
and Mr. lliicknei'a batioual bank bill
in the llouae threatens to run into a
wide oKUiing up of tho subject iu all
its nnjiecU. If there waa any way to
do it, I think nearly two-third of both
llouae would favor putting nn end to
all talk, and adopj. for the preaent the
(Hjlicy of inaction, merely to keep the
(juetttiou out of adilica until after the
national convention at leaat. Th-re
ia a wonderful lack of tiaaiiimit in the
Hepublican rty when they strike the
financial issue. A few such men as
Senator Allison egg on the agitation
with the cxjiectalion of causing a rup
tmo in the Democratic ranks, when, as
a matter of fact, Lia own jwrty is in
the greatoat danger. Ljnite a laugha
ble aeetie occurml Iwtwecn Mr. Chit
tenden, of New York, add Mr. Town-
lu-nd, of Illinois, in the House ou laat
Wednesday, liollt got highly eacited
in the debate, anil advanced to the 0en
space in front of the H.a-akrr, and j
danced up and do n U-fte one anoth
er, i nlin-ly oblivion to th nling
of I he Hjieaket'a tael aud lite rail of
order" all over the IihII. At out, time
it looked aa if the plraannfi litllo ipmd
rillo would Im In me. I into a fir lijiht,
but Mr. Mill, of TcXa. intelferit, add
quiet was featured.
It i wonderful what a enango ha
recently came over ihe apirir f the
Grant boom among the republican
here. tingnimen, aa a rule, are care
ful readers of the H'r of their dis
tricts atuLStaU a and the muiiy indica
tions that the third-term moveinent has
mi', the favor of the rank and file ot
the nity haa made a si rone im pi cation
uhiii them. A few weeks - ago the
iiomiualioti of (Srant Mt-iiinl inevitable;
todny it i exceedingly doubtful. .The
machine in lViiiiaylvania, nc-ortiing to
all Hi-1-outiln, ia having some trouble
will, it voting cattle, and all along the
line tliiie ate evidences if levolt.
iloiibthnoi I lie manager could carry
their jaiinl, but they are gt'lllng badly
a.nie.1. What they doubt now ia the
KjMMbi!iiytof electing (rant, and the
fear of failure may prcveut his 'nomina
tion. It fccetna to mo the Democrats
are making a miatake to aid in Lilting
olT the third term now, when to defeat
it after tho nomination would be about
the easieat job that the are likely to
have.
The Democrats have exhibited a
good deal t( interest in the scheme pro-
potted in the New York Legislature to
change the manner of choosing Presi
dential Klectora. Tho general opiuion
secma to le that it ia Conk ling's own
woik, and that it will lie put through.
It ia a desperate )KiIitieal tiick, nnd
will in a'l - probability fail to accom
plish the t nd nought. A proininout
Democrat said teaterday that while the
pitKsage of that bill would divide the
vote of New York, the rfiect of it
would be disastrous to the Uepublicans
in other close States like Ohio, WTis-
couttin, New Jersey, ConneoUcut,Maine
and California. There is a love of fair
play inherent iu the hearts of theAmer
icttii ieople, uml thojiigli the lUdiculs
have been permitted to succeed in one
enormous outrage, this apirit is liound
to uttaerc itaelf. No matter what
hc'heiuca the Radical concoct, the Dam
ocrata will elect the next Preaidunt un,
less they deatroy their ehnm their
own Laud.
Tlie'tfloit to keep politics out of the
comma seems to have failed at the very
outset. : Tho nominations for super
visors are very unsatisfactory in many
iiiHtiincca, on account of their one-side-
edness. The law utrictly ' rolubits
this, and the Senate will reject aouio of
the uominaliona if they are not with
drawn. It in not a ipiest'iou of: p-ilron-
nL't). That is a small matter: but if
possible tho scheme of the Radicals to
count themselves into a Rcore or more
of future Congressmen and electors by
fraudulent enumeration Kliould be de
feated. Senator Harris Las introduced
a bill amending the law which mayaoJ
complhdi the desired end if passed.' It
Tetjuirea that the f numerator of each
Btib-diidiict fchall file with the clerk of
each county a dtipliettto of his ' work,
ttjicl bliaU give live days notice by ad
vertisetuent that the return have bean
filed for correction; that the returns
shall be open to inspection and correc
tion by any citizen for , two days, and
then tho corrected returns shall bo for
warded to Washington to tho Hujieiin
tendent of Censu, who shall file a
copy of all return in tlie Stale De
partment, where they din 1m iiiH-ct-ed.
A duplicate cf the enumerator'
returns is to bo retained by the' Suja-r-visoi,
Our uniiHiial jwultry show is now in
full blast. The District of Columbia is
some on poultry. The exhibition is
really a Cue one, embracing a remarka
ble collection of every siiecics'of the
domesticated feathery tiile. . There
are some of the finest iecimens of pig
eons and chicken I ever saw. Among
other curious things is a new patent
incubator - on exhibition in which are
two hundred eggs being warmed into
active life. It is a self regulating lamp
of wonderfully ingenious construction.
The chickens are trained to make their
debut every day during tho exhibition.
On seeing the light they will lie trans
ferred to tho tender care of an artificial
mother, which finally turns them out
on the world only when able to take
care for themselves. One great feature
of these machines is that the clicks
commence life free from parasite, and
if ket freo frooi contact with others,
go through life without their comjainy.
Plioxo,
mr a seMiicir. u k.
A private soldier by the name of
Kichard Ie was taken la-fure a magis
trate of Glasgow for idajing cards dur
ing divine set vice. The account is thus
given in an Eugliab journal :
A hergowt commanded tho soldiers
at the church, and when ti e parson had
read tho prayers he took his text.
Those who had Bibles took them out;
but this soldier had neither liible nor
common prayer book, but pulling out a
pack or card lie spread them out before
him. He first looked at ono and then
at another. Tho Sergeant of the com
pany saw him and Said :
'T.iehnrd, put up those card; this is
no place for them."
'Never mind that, said llichard.
When the services weie over the
Constable made llichard a prisoner, and
bi'imuht hint before the Mayor.
Wall, said the Mayor, "what have
yon brought this prisoner here fort
For playing cards in church."
"Well, soldier, what have you to say
for jounadf !"
"Much, air, I hope.
'Very good; if not I will punish you
more than man was ever punished."
I have been, said the soldier, "adiout
six weeks on the march. 1 have neith
er Bible nor tymirou prayer book. I
have nothing but a iack of cards, and I
hope to aatiify your worship of the
purity or my intentions.
I hen atHvading the cards out before
the Mayor, he begau wilh the ace.
ben I boo the 'ace, it reminds me
that there ia but one Uod. When I see
tlie 'deuce' it remind nm of the Father
and Hmi. ' When 1 hm tint Hrry it re
minds urn of tlm Father, Hon and Holy
Ghent, When I see the 'four it reminds
nte of the four lCvangeliats who preached
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. When
I see the 'live it reminds me of the five
wise virgins that trimmed their lamtm.
There were Gve wue and five foolish;
the Utter were shut out. hen 1 see
the 'six' it reminds me that in six daya
God made heaven and earth. When I
see the 'seven' it remind me that God
rested from the great work he had made
and hallowed it. When I see the
eight' it reminds rue of the eight right
eous jajraons that were saved when God
destroyed the world, viz: Noah, Lia
wife, his three sons and their wives,
When I see the 'nine it remind me of
the nine lepers that were cleansed by
our Saviour. There were nine out of
the ten who never returned thanks.
When I see the 'ten' it reminds me of
the ten commandments which God
banded down to Moses ou tables of
stone. When I see the 'queen' it re
minds inn of the Queen of Sheba, who
visited King Solomon, for she was as
wis a a woman as he was a man. . She
brought with her fifty boys and fifty
girls, all dressed in boy a apparel, for
King Solomon to tell which - were the
boys aud which were the girls. Solo
mon sent for water for them to wash in
The girls washed to the elbows and the
boys to the wrists. So King Solomon
told by that. When I see the 'king' it
reminds ef the Great King of Heaven,
which is God Almighty.
"Well," aaid the Mayor, "you have
given me a description of all the cards
in the pack except one,
"What is that?'
,' "The knave." said the Mayor.
'I will give your Honor a description
of that, too, if you will not be angry,
"I will not be angry, said the .May
or, "if you do not term me the knave."
"Well, said the Boldier, "the greatest
knave I know of is the Constable that
brought me here.",
'1 don't know if he is the greatest
knave," said the Mayor, "but I do know
he is the greatest fool.
. When I count the spots on a deck
of cards I find thrco hundred and sixty
five, as many days as there are in a
year; When I count the cards I find
fifty-two, the number of weeks . iu
year. I find four suits, the number of
weeks in a month. : I Dim twelve pict
ure cards in a pack, the number of
months in a year. On countiug the
number of tricks, I find ; thiitoen, th
number of weeks in a quarter. So,
yoit see, sir, cards serve as an almanac.
also." "-
- The timo is near at Land when
couple of dozen able bodied people will
assemble at the residence of an inoffen
sive minister, cat Lira out of house and
home and call it a donation. -
-lm SUito.iiuiii, Yk. S.J
MURDER WILL OUT!
A MYSTERY SOLVED. THE CALLOWS
CHEATED BYA SUICIDE I
mr. Hitnir.itru or (OSKtIf M IHVin
ii ovt:t:M:
rtl . f
J Im citizens of M-rion county still
remember the thrill of horror that star
tled the whole community a few years
ago when Conrad Warner was murder
ed in oiien daylight ou the open high
way nlmoxi within sight of the city of
Salem, The mur.leier made good his
.escai-, and a deep mystery shrouded
the whole transact ion and the secret
remained unsolved to this day.
After nearly six tears of timo a sola
tioii of the mystery is now fur the first
time made public. A Mr. Mimic!!, of
i.iiena ViMts, gave us tho following so
lotion :
Tlio citij- - of Polk county, and e-js-cfally
in the vicinity of Bueua Vista,
will remember one William Toblw.n'iHs
Will in m Franklin, who some time in
the year 1877 mirried a Miss lb-own-int'.
near linens Viata, and the tragical
end of tho wedded jiair on the 4th of
July. ,.H. it will be remembered that
iu A fit bf jenlousy Franklin on that
Jy shot his wife, killing her instantly,
and then immediately killed himself.
Itapfiear that the married life of
Franklin and wife wmcneof continued
dometUc infelicity, and on -several oeea
siona aeHirated oi.ly to l reunited. A
few days Ix-fi.ie the fatal fourth of July
Mrs. Franklin told to Mr, Muiise!!
that to her Lfj was a burden, that she
was wedded to a man with whom she
could not live, and that the thred not
leave him. She said that in hi confid
ing momerts he had told her the l.ihto-
ry of Lis life under tho pledge of aecre-
cy, to !. paid by the foifciture of her
life if she ever revealed Lis secret. He
aaid that he had in his lifetime killed
fifteen men; that one of them was. a ne
gro in Jackson couutv, from whom he
got $1,1 T00; that he was the man ho
killed C'jnrad Wrarner, near halein :
that ho did it with the extiecUtion of
getting 200, the price of a sjwn ol
horses sold by Warner a short time lie
fore. Franklin imid that he knew
when tho horses were sold, the in ice.
and the time ) (i.c-.it was to bo made,
and be resulted to "et that money ben
aid, and for ib.it purpose laid his
Luis. H , 'ui.l Warner on his
road home, Mopjx-d Lint in the road,
Hot bun dead, ami after rifling Wis
ockets started tho team home a ard in
the road,aud then in id-; his way through
tho wood;! nnd bv-wnvs to Scio and
southward through Linn county, thence
across to the aeut tide of the lirer into
lolk county, hcre he Las resided
most of tho timo since. Franklin cave
lis red name aj William Tublm.
'1BICT BIXXElTleVA.
The meiulieiH t.f the Cuhinet some
times have very nmnsiiiL' interviews
with Indie, a the following will illus
trate: Young Lady "Mr. Secretary. 1 have
called lo see it' vou can tell me when
Captaiu is to Im ordered away.
and where he will go to V
Seeri-tarv "I really do let know.
Do vou wiidi him ordered awv V
ouug Itdy "No, indeed" (ibis
with a very coumciouh look itii.l a alight
tncitise in color) "only ll he were 1
would like to Uiir. von i. now, for you
see," pulling ,ut her handkerchief and
pulling her little gloved linger iu her
mouth, a lit ilaggio Mitchell, "you
know Mr. , now don't yon?'
Secrelary "How should I i"
Young Iitdv Then I'll tell you"
(this wilh n look of . determination).
I m going lo ni.u rv Lim, end if t
are going to order him oil" why we v toil
to get married la fore. That is alii'
Secretary "1 have not thought of
ordeung In in away, und since he is
going to engage iu such pleasant busi
ness, will hot.
1 oung Lndy "O.i 1 Mr. , aint
vou gooil t I'm so glad. Now I'll have
plenty of time to git ready.
Another young lady rends in her card
and is admitted, when tho following col
loony takes place :
Xoung Lady .1 have called to see if
you will not give pennisMon. to Lieu
tenant to coiuo here from A
Secretary "Auy of bis near relatives
sick I" scanning her closely.
oung Lady "No sir. Ilia ltieuds
want to se him so much, and vou can
have him come if vou want to."
Secretary "Oh ! I see how it U. If
you will say he is . yonr sweetheart he
shall e mie.
Young Ldv "Yes, sir, Tarn !" say
ing this with both bauds hiding her face.
The Secretary says that he gave per
mission to that otiicer to come, tele
graphing to htm to that effect within
the hour. Ail Secretaries are not like
the one we are speaking of, so young
ladies must not presume- upon the above
incidents for they might not be aa suc
cessful as our two fair fciends were.
ahin-jton Letter.
It is pleasant to renew acquaiutaucoship
with the friends of our youth, said a weather
beaten sea captain aa he paoed to and lro on
the quarter deck of aa lino a ship as ever
ploughed the seas ! So I'll lay iu a fresh sup
ply of Ktnil Frene'a Hamburg Tea; I liud it
a complete medicine cheat iu itself. Sailors
and passengers, old and youn::, men, women
and children soon get all right after taking it
a tow tunes. -
The Boston Post says that Geroter
gets $300 a night for singing two hours
in an opera, but that a baby can make
her travel up and down a room all night
aud sing for nothing at all.
A Western newspaper says: "Si
of our subscribers are trying to kill us
with kindness unremitting kindness"
Boaiuingdionse keepers will find it
money out of pocket every time they
board a train of cars. '
Bones are hard to digest, and are not
suited to stay the stomach unless used
in a corset.
ftr.txo exeiii a.
lavrMIjtalloa r It raM-- VThat I be UI
red Men Sar.
Wasiunotos, Jan. 23d. The Senate
Committee on Exodus to-day continued
the examination of O. 8. 11. Wall, of
Washington, colored President of the
Emigrant Aid Soeiefy, and also took
testimony from James E. O'Hara, a
prominent colored Itepnblican of Hali
fax county. Mr. Wall, under cross
examination by Vance, as to the basis
for his assertion that North Carolina .
was "A God forsaken country, with a
soil that would not sprout black-eyed
peas," admitted that he had very little
personal knowledge of the soil of North
Csro'.Me, and ersonaHy knew nothing
about the counties from which the pres
ent exodus from the South was S-nta-neous;
that it would continue until the
colored ,-op!e received lietter treatment
there, and that in every tn-obability
there would be a return drift South
ward, for the negro loved the home of
his i-arent, and would not emigrate,
without some strong incentive. Jure
sjKne to a series of ijuentions by Sena
tor Voorhees, the witness stated that
ui-7 i,isi uiai-ifjii tcKriTcis iry llllll, lot
Pieident of the Society, to the elfect
that employment for North Carolina
colored lenple could ivadily lie found in
Indiana, was derived from circulars and -a
letter of J. A. Walker, Mail Agent at
Terre Haute, and several other ereon
living in that State, whose letters he
would hereafter furnish to the Commit
tee, and from Perry & Williams, Nerth ;
Carolina agents of emigrants. What
l-ersonnl knowledge the latter had in
regard to the j-oint at issue, Le did not
know.
O'Hara (colored), tho other witness,
testified Le held ollice in Halifax county
for a number cf years as Chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners, .
Chairman of tho Itoard r.f R luealion
and County Examiner. He has also
been a luemlier of the North Carolina
Legislature and of the Constitutional
Convention; he was one of the Praai-
ntiil Electors on the Republican
ticket in lS'u, and ia now contesting a
scat in the National House of Ilepre-
seiitslive. Jie gave a very favorable
account of the condition and treatment
f iho colored ieople in North Caro
lina, but in regard to the industrial and
cliiic:il status he testified that, sJthoegh
t-ere vha at ore time some "bulldozing .
iu counties bordering on Sonth Caro
lina, there never has been any political
ersecution in the counties affected, by
the present exodus, and none now in
anv part of North Carolina. Nothing
was more common on election aays tiian ,
to see a white landlord and colored ten- '
ant c iniiii to town in me same onfgy
. . i . .
nd voting iliiierent tickets. bite
mechanics in North Carolina had no
fireititlii. amimki. irr.rl-infr wtih m.!.rsut
meclianics, and no ducrimmation was": -
made against eoloreil tieordn in iIia
Courts or on juries.
Snator Windom remarked at this
oitit that he Lad been looking lor a
negro. tcadise, and now Le Lad found
tin Noith Carolina.
Witness, in resiionse to the interrog-
tones uk to the cause of the exodus
from the State, said it was the result of
efforts of agitators going about the
country, and not a sjaintaueous migra
tion. The Ia industrious class of col- -
oted men wbat-tuiebt be termed tha
Hunting imputation were duped by
rt'iieseiitations that they would , get
$1 50 iier day in Indiana, and a, new-
suit of clothes, together with "Govern- '
-..., ! r . .i , .
incut am ti, buiiio nuii, iui i.uer vaseu
aaauuLa anuuitMiUt mill ,UVJ
similarly deceivetl by false representa-
t iixis contained in circulars purporting -
Kaunas and elsewhere. Ia the course ;.
of bis testimony be expressed his opin
ion that au intelligent negro in toe
bouth has more to fear from White rle-
publicans than fi-oin Democrats. " He
explained this on the ground that the ,
llepubheana want all the offices them
selves, nnd it colored men claim a divis
ion, they combine against them. In
lliitt U'av liA fiaiil liA bail 1wn
out from his election as Congressman,
because lie had opposed a white Repub
lican's candidacy for nomination as
ftiierui.
HISOMt lllMSlCKIKi n niirr.
New York, January 527 lh A. M.
Tho WorhFs cable fiom Alexandria
says : Dr. Fanton, a highly instructed
Mason, has finished a careful examina
tion of the foundations of the obelisk, " ;
and confirms Lieutenant Commander
I t ... ...'.. ,1 tiaf-m-A... nf ltduniA
blems, which establish the relations of
many ancient Egyptian monuments. ,
1-an ten declares that the Hiram version
of Masonry, which originated with the
disproved by the revelations ot the
foundations of the obelisk. " The Ma
sonic emblem of Life and the Sun, be- -vond
doubt, is identical with the iuoa-
ument of the Egyptian Uod Usinsv ;
This proves that Masonry originated
with the construction of the Pyramids,
or at least with a far remoter period
, i ii. , .- . r . l i i r . i ,
iiinu ine coiisiiuciioii oi iuo ooeusK. a
number of blocks comprising the foun
dation, as well as thoir position and arr '
rangement, indicate that the ancients
were familiar with the higher - degrees'
of Masonry, at least as high, as th;
iiiighteenth Degree. Many : iiecuhirr
emblems, not understood by Garringe, ,
were fully explained by l'anton from a
Masonio point of view. This discovery
furnishes a clue to other important dis
coveries, not only under the fallen obol- .
isks, but also in other parts of Egypt, '
rendering probable a solution of tlie
mystery of the construction of the Pyr-.
Amidst. Ammiffl IKa -iiuvwAt'iAa w:ea .
found a jierfoct cube, and also emblems
ot ail the Masonio , foundations. Uai
I - . : . e .1 . IT.. .
ring?, wuo is a memoer ox too miisoiiiy
i iMa .L.ai,.l, h;. .
entire approbation. . : ' ' :: ;
This is the season when the draft that -comes
in through an open door, niakis
a man shudder. Particularly if it is, a
sight draft and is brought in by a bank,
collector.