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VOL. XV.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1880.
NO. 52.
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PRO F ERSl ON AIj CARDS.
-ni'MPllKKY & NYOIAF.UTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAY,
Albany, Oregon.
W il i.i .. U.-o in all ih tVirtfc in the SW, Pis-tot
UiMtvrt .11 v.,1UvH.mi,, atlctntvit tu .tMmpU.
tlMwlt
U fUNM. u. K. tll.VMMfcKI.AIN.
flisx & ai.nip.ntLAix,
ATTOIHF.YN AtT
Albany, Oregon.
.JkOLTnst In Foster" Rriek IU.H-k."3S1
vir.nistf. '
..mkiUjm, i.. uii.tii;,
8TKAIIAN &1S1IA12U,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW
Albany, Orfjon.
II U A C T U 1 : 1 X A i . 1. T I IH C t ' K IN t 1 K
luit Ntati. l hey KtvM ,ieeil t:,o
Vioii iDixillm-iniiM wil l ivUilr inrt'l.T.
Utrti-e In FiMirr' nw hrU-k. S'.Hf
L. H. MONTANYE.
ATTO II N I : Y A T 1 A W.
ANT' -
Notary Public.
is street.
vl in'J
D. R. N. UI.ACKIiURM,
ATTORNEY feD CQ'JXSEIQH AT
a Ot rr ulr In tbr Od,l VJIo-. Tf m
J. X. VATHERFORD,
(sotakv rt'OLtrj
iTTOHNKY A'l' LAW,
WILL 1-R.tiTlCK IX ALLTHK n:WOfTl!E
II tl. SfwbU LUftti;H iicb Ui ctl.t-ttwb &t4
-Onc to O.U re!U Trni
J. rowKi.L . -w. h. mLvrn.
powi:i.l & niLYi:r,
aTTOKNKYS at lwv.
And S(ilir itJrs ia ( haaoervt
ALBASV. . - . OKI-'UO.V.
Coliwioim priitly iiiml ri a'l --liit..
IjAiih iis;ulii:el uu rtsjnali lermi.
rlliilirvf.
' T. S ISA! ;i!.!MAA, -
AfroilNKY AT J, AW.
iP-)aiio op mir in th o.t.i r.-iio.v'si
F. M. MILLER,
ArTOllXKV AT IVV
vril pnunxwtn l i fHin of ti.t Mt.
rrutsafX. UDUi.O Kiv-li ! i-.ll-rtUu. Via-
K.y.uoe. ml rXKintCftllon iltli. rmt.att
J. A. YA.YIN,
ATTORNEY AND CUUNSELOa AT LAW
coaVAti.!. oaroore
'lll In t. iVuil" ( 'lie 9-tat
' .iHl2V t.
H. J. "BOUOHTOW.M. D..
ALIilXT. - - - - , - OKCC41.
CI Mkluml bl New York, and to
oh!7 u( cllevu il.M(iul MuUtl CoUck ol
tj- ril ri.1irHt m rr of Foarth and
rji.w.t! Sunt, diwlijr lark o the II. F Chnrch.
Nurtti. lio3,.1l
I. W. BALLARD, M.D. J. M. FOWELI, M.D.
BALLARD & POWELL,
lhysicians- and Surgeons,
Lebantn, Oregon.
" Dr. ti. WILLIS riUCK,
i5;iTisT.
Odd Felloes' Temple,
AIlaoy. Orrgon.
f(T'-i IiMirs from 8 to 12, anil froiu I to 1
' ' 1 voUSMOtf
Dr. II. J. Churchill,
HOISPAHIOPHISICIAN&SIISBSQH
(Office In MpTIwatn'n lirU-k.)
Albany, - - - Oregon.
Chronic Di.sea! t-peciaUy. Can te
fauD'l ttt my ofiice at all hour of the day
or nigh; when not profelonally at-tiont.
v!5n24tl
0. 0. Kelly, M. D.,
ALBaS'. OREGON.
jSWOiHe In M'llwalnV Bio:k.
Houee, on) lxr north of Tiroom J'-iory.
vHaSif
j. sunr.iarj, r.i. d.,
Pai-fi"r to Dr. Brewer.)
itffutiWA itrsluwe on btuii! stitof,
p.i Xq. J's Engine IIoijho. 22tf
" ir : cjoLiiii ' "
OrCUfilST AND AURIST
ft. (iOLDK.V Has HA" EXPERIENCE IN
ireainie tue varlou ItaKea to-trtitch ihe
fye ouu sr are su'ij'-i't. u4 iof i iK.ndUeut of
ijivii.s nHr .atutaulioa to thutut wbo may
'ao inmimiv4iirjiuut-r in. rum. noon,
TAKE NOTICE!
TK YOU WAST A CLEAN. COM FORT
4- atl0"havo,ba!r-eut or bath ro to the
FASHION HAIR-CUTTIXG HEAD-
' . QUA U'f l-F;$, ; '
l;8te you virt ;;;d Cus. pnglander and
flnry Baekenf-toalivnys on IianJ and able
feb.il' willitig to do good" work.' i. 1 '
'" Koorrts on First' street, to diwis below
MTttlloj Fergq 4 Co cfilce; S'Jtf
JP1I!! ELLIOTT,
?I1ACTICAL lIJLLWglGHT,
41bnyt Oregon.
Id formation given cheerfully. Addrest
ra.9 at Albany. a OUT
TTTT! T A PITT? mnJ" K" f"1'' ,,n t?v " "v
AilvrrtlntnB llnrrum ll Si'rmv ' V,,'J"'r;' "'' ,;,,V.ili
i.HatrcwH4 imvy Iw itiailo loir It 1 N L ;viv.
h j.'ov nt'.i ;:ivi-,ti in .:
SPRING AND SI)?
STOCK
i'(Cfl, .; r
DRY GOODS,
Ual!
GROCIlE-mS;)'
WALL PAPER, i
IIoiiso Furnishing Coeds, I
!iiO.
J Ni..K thaw i vcr fi-U'ri .n.i tin t-ar;tn. a r ;u
Itm, 1 ui sti le, iti.ii.-4 ,it ! l i:i 'vr.!J.
1 I in Up toso inatltJ;i Kl
KftodM lit ioiulMr ir!c to rati
and sc lue.
SA2IUEL i:. YUtNJJ.
J
f
tToraerly -Dp. Crals Iililacr Care,")
fi lIabrif Cares t 1 lor t a--1;- .-f JUrird
'i t's i - h fu.A'Kjti-i twr Hnfi KiUccy and
UvcrCare. I ruc, J.vO Eutu.
cvflij.'. iial hO ti k:tf-sr. .f wfroinl j fii,
cirv of .f tfti tifln tr;'1 irif,;r7
f.-raaV bjr t J0 UW of Ml-) tiiinv oi Lcf
Carv. o-id f 0 nit Culi i..t tt ij-i i-Tat
v.n;."' X. E.MjriAi-. 5L i., .. u, f
r.-tirt?f. J..rrt:-Jln:.Mt ixrv-i i.tm if Lfci,;.
Lcut la lw cfc. Kr. c. A- lijifft y L LV.
ijctvtAry of II warj L i-t:; i.ty, ((tU.-; I ft
coht:c liiat n-irmci. it imu r 1v-r-
cn'Mxl cftn ti iiei'l t-r rr.' -r.-t-j in 1,1
SUt.. cfrtj ti it --7 curt u ltiitf
chrome iirr c-jO 'a4? t ttt-- ? ri-;i;. -;v 1 t-t,- f .
e i'-M34 1xl.cA. 'i'iicat J asuo t
t'.e Votb, rxcinKra.l ti ::i '.:.oii.-s:iuI Lr tcru
lrjiucm prprcrt;n3iy c? thus c:;f. it. CAt L-
mtti rea!!ir to mil vr.yx. K.nirj Liv.-r
ftratrvry ft(-td. T-0 .nos:4 l L'tiV.ri!;
litttl J.vriat ail it httiJC'Too: fTUww
, 1 i-sUiasfc
H. H. Fimrr Co.,
Hi m '1,1 1
iUocic.ter, J..V,
80W In Albany by I'OSIIAY A MASON'.
In Ralm ly K. K. JIItrrelU
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
AI.HA.W, UK.
Tl;e Sfcoud Tena will ca No
vember 3, 1S7U.
3w fr il 5 i!..'!Til. Ihw rmirn- .f -ie.iitrtii.ii.-in
b .uri-U in tlii. Innlitul", tiz: I :&.tt.
Si'icttlitic litlii humul.
4 full orj of lnRtrnclor ! brriiwfirril.
Ffr nrtif-aUn cofirm'-ii li.e eour4ic ntit.tr and
the rk- A Uiiii'iii. a-ly W
St DEV. ELnr.BT . 0.tT. rrr'l.
O Mil L-rtiikfc.S. 8 i
COIiEAD LIEYER, Proprietor-
Vrttf preil 5f.i5).
Groceiici auJ I'roviaioas of all
kia!rf ('lies? :
liiOfKEli Y, Vi LASS WAIIE, I'.k--
EsTCall au'U eeo my Stock. tf
ALE&rJY BEAT KAOST,
FfQ3h Beef, Porlr, Mutton,
Veal and Saueac &-.
ways on hand.
IlUh-tt CaJi Ivice paid l,r klrnls of ft e'tth.
4Jtl t.UVt WKs.
HO, FOR SODAVILLE !
T WILt MAKE TEiri WITH MV8TA&:
F.vr.r.Y
tUturdfly lietweeii
ALBANY A?D SODAVILLE,'
in. twill curry both fralf;"nt mil r'4ci!ge" t,iv
ordrr. .t bt. Cti&riea or Htfvei'fl flni-MO. nr. own
th. staUt. il( notavnitit and ivitl uk?oO'l eifd cf
horse, trcft tn my ctiarj.
4.-.I T. L.tpGEIt. .
1 r Art TO $6000 A YFAK, r.r 35 to $:i a oar in
tJ I tllU your wn lWit!Uy. Ko rtb. VAjirton ilo
as mun. Many make more tiian tlm amount
statt aboMf. No ot.j rau fait tj maVo money fast.
Any one can Jo tho work. Voti can mak. fi oin f0 i 3.
to 3i an hour hy devoiiny your evvi'U;;i arut .fnvn
tim to the htviniNi.. it u,is nothing to try the bua
in. Nottiin tike it lr money msitifi? ever offered
before. Bttinu4 idH't a"" trit-tiy hotiorahii.
Rtfader, if you wnnt to know a'l abour liie bewt jtnyin;?
biiMneK. betor. tlte pubi:i nnd us your audress and
w. H-Ui eend you full fjarticnisj. and privavo t.r-nia
tree ; umpies worth $j io ire. ; vo.1 'tn then iike
up vour'mtnd tor voumeif. Addr3 GE0KC2 81'lJi
&bi 4 CO., rortiajid, Main. .
5 aajya avv
7a i
JK ACttlU CtEtll lB.
XUr t.'ivlte of Ibe jlma t unvrnCun f .r
ymtiirnt.
JmUHH A. t r(i:! J IjvJttl ill
Orutip, Cylii.i Coutity, Olitn, aUiut
1'2 ti.iUKlYum l.'Unt'laml. Nov. IP. IHZI.
lii.s parent wrro Ititli T Xf IJii'iiinl
r xtra-.-lii,!!. Hit fsttlii'r, ALinm tl.ir
Cf!d, Iii.ru in Otw-j;o coutitv, N. Y.,
but li'w ftitiii!y liad liv"il in MitMttcIti)
scttt far Ki-nt'ratioi:S. Ili.t ntotlnrr'a
uiniJi-n nanio u-b Klixa iVtUoti. anl
w;s it tiiwe c f tlio J!i-v. IIchj l'.llnu,
iv nnttsl irnii-rta!it clergyman of Nw
llsiii;'!iiii, in ulu-h Stati? .! n
Iwl'll. Jlllll 8t t!i JOIiti't of f,jUt
soli., iinil hi f:it!;rr !kil in 1833,- li-av.
iri'j; cltlUlreii iStjnlflit Ko! Iy iti
tleir mother. Jaa.!- M-orkfl on tin
firm for n;vrul y4iM, ai..iln u woiVi.-d
aal.i'o Kt -irr'-t.tci iii, bi.l luiiii' in
t!jat Lnbirtnift Jrin-r vn ti.o Oj.io
C'.i'issl w!j;ii lie at only f '-vi tiin .
Hit I ;;!.'. ranhers my th-it ly hit rnrt
jtnl t tension to btmir.fwt ht viat ifjii
tnmoiHi to tho j.iiion of j.iSut. Hi
on rising ranul f.jr atmiit
i-i.ii i-ii liioml;, itr.il thru rbhclu
to U ivtr.'- n Si.iior (t ti:o luikw; but an
!:..!; i f nyic .iit J::tn out t m no
lion !?n. ii. l ii.i back to hU lioliif.
Ha "Loj!." fur bi)X thriH- tnoiith
nil' I t!.ct tti ii :!i to ntk o fuH
iiit 'loii lYr i-unm!, hi roric'iti!-'. to c
to i'ul'.i'W, Hti'I hi' hi.. I tSiK-n itht;it
t tf-l Ctirsti-r A i'It in.. !i'ut hat tut; a
crrt-.t c.tM'xutt ot n-Milt- luoiit-v t!ii-v
tn a :ftti marv httuji i.ta 110
at t:' hi !y nii fwi.'i -p.?, and oti S 4H1r.l1.yn
wi t ko.l B'liitfid nt s!d job.
In i-jl h5 ttitiTfd ltitatn (0i.i'
flit-die Institute, and in I8j t ha wi tit
into ll. .Iitoior -'ii.Ht Ht- WillitttO (,'id
i'CO in Miiidni4-tH. lie 1 xLii.itf i j
i-fi. idi-iHl-hi j'liieJi in Kindt inf, ! it
lr'o, tthc-tl -5 Ti-att of ago, ;lt.bl i'l'd i
Iff" th'-lt obtHll.l-d ft ttOsivioll lit V
f'-..v.r i' f.itirl nd (Irfk in tl.' i.it
Kw't-''tf I'isii-.i.tjt whu-h he had forno-r-iy
Mttt-i.th-d, and tifiiT firiit Vfir iis
in-.tdp li-idi t.t. Vi'hi'o atti-iiiiiii thia
fnatitution cvf.'rul years iM'fori, hn had
joint'. 1 i!if rt:!i;iot:H iltnontination
known i "Tho .!jropli-liitcs." wliieh
hail.cor.tiol f it; nnd whi lVcsideltt
lie not only lriu;!it tui-1 lect'tn-d, but
prxftclo-l. ' v
lid wast man ie-l in S.'iil, av.il in 1?T?
wuh tit't-ti-.l Stittc Kt't.ator by the'anti
Slavcry tmrty of l'ortv.gt and fintninit
eoittitict.
JIIh btnfd; t.t my thit Lis military
carc-pr "!tB not rf a nnttsro lo Jotljitl
liini to trials on a l.trgn fisah;." 'i'hm it
trtit. li;in ft man of jwhiir note in bin
neighborhood he, throt;jh the influence
of BOtnn xilitiral friends, obtaineil the
(Jolonelry of tho 42l Ohio Tleciuit-nt in
!hi. Hummer of 18Gf, btit foro;e cattv
ltd not go iitto servico until rioh in
D-'cember. At that tiino' Oen. Uiifll
ordered lain t.o advance againsd. Hum
phrey Marshal, who then oecuiied tho
Sand)' Valley, in Uatttern lventnt;Uy.
lie niado tho advance and his adversary
rett eate-1 and abandoned the valley
iilfn;ether without entering .into any
ettutment. On account of thia blood
less eampaixn (infield was made ft
Tb'L'urlier a!. lv then jjoinfid
tti Army 0' t!ie t;.i at ijttsburf
And whk ji'nt in cotp'mand of
th TAentioth BiijjadH and )iirtit'iiateil
in tho doStfiR geeuut of that battle. n
August of &G2 ho was taken down -with
the agtte, and going homo remained
there until the ajitiri" of 1803. Jii.-tt
btforo ho vas takent Kipk lio wrs nottii
mited by hit old district for OongteKH,
nnd it neems that between chilla he made
a jrretty thoroufjlt campaiprti, lieing on
the Htttmn ttntil after tho October elec
tion, and gaining the day oyer bis com
pctitp.r by a aodd nwjoriti . If a tvont
Imck to tho army iu tlio following
isptiug oiid was 'made Chief cf Stair
under Gen. Tloseerana, nnd served in
that position until fipt, Gth of that
year when he resigned List position to o
to C tigre.-:f . Hit hist conspicuous Bet -vice
in tho army was in carrying ofAlern
over the (h.1.1 of fJJiickamanyft, f,r
which he tt'H made a Major QuWral.
At ijie time ie reitigped be was- co
vertly C'tticised for leHyino- ri tiymy,
ami in f.icfc Jdi conduct did not look
well when compared with that of Presi
dent 1 Jayes under nimilar clrcumstancea.
Hayes was nominated for (Jogtebs umi
w hen iisked to come home be did not
take the tigue and get a leave of. ab-
sence, but sent borne the following
f .... C K 1 -.5 V V
I ' v " " til ' . u
v )Aw ''
li tter :
" Yoitrx rcr-niri J, TSiaiiU. I liavi other
buxlnrkt Just now. Any man who would
luavo tint army ut lhi tttno to olttctlonisiir
fir t'onnnxt .Lr any othor ilaco oujjlit to
! . !!( I. " Yottr.
41. V.. 1IYI."
TiitH at otio tf too be.t cninj'!,?!!
tlornttjftitit t;sl iy thn Kjm!.i!cii in
t.ut !! f.iii:'.! h tti r ."! be iti'.ro
ijuwir thw yc:ir.
HiHCitrfir in t.'ntis"t l'itt lx'i-n jrou-iiii-iil.
nt h hat Iti-i-n otio if thtt l.f
pubUctu h'ftiJirtu, titid h WHt n- oh'ttfil
si ruiiMTtmtit n tinfH. J.uit Jamtary
ho t!;tcil f-Viirttor to Hiirrrs-il Tlntr
lun. ati.l will vt-ry IiUwy taho hit r.tt,
us it it uid that hit will tint l-iij;tt tin
hs'i t icctftd to t! I'n-MiJrnfy.
Yt'hilj tui-ut'irf-r' of Cf.4i-i ho n
.'ti s.--'d corrupt rattjit t in m-v.
-ral i,h!H!!(i't nkir"jj briU-ft fi-n the
t'rht .Mott!i-r t'ljuij.anv- mid frcm Vif
(Julii-f MiiCWisti. Hit fiii'tidx nay
ho i rmt s;nUy uitd tlui muli i-!iarj;i-
should ti'.t i.r M.-'.t n ; iiu'.t him nm-;
iott his "; w itti rttittnl by a Cjh
grrttiI t.i;tiu'!-e o uiHi-d of thri-o
IC-!-ii!Mtiu!it fr,d to J iisotTntt ntid
their rf;irt i I ttr?. i h-nr Lin x!.irt of
lh" rh ii . l".,r tn-r t!j t( M'lilo Inij".
thtiitC m t-" til iiiif n !! iiti-nt tlmt
CMt.tii.t l; -fvi.!i, w. iil Cist jtivi hit
out h jT.ii-if? i.i f in- ih- tJ-oMiiii t f I t'
vitiyjtt;n 'i thi-it initio olio n'lott
litt fr. in th tiort i f tin (.Vmittiit !'-,
ail l-v'it. ttk-'tt front t!o o.Vfi.il rei ir I r
CAttril.L. 4 u.lT!i. .
IV
jttt i tt, jag !t;j
1 l;evet i,(
r eeit ed, or ;;r ed
to i.riite, ii,y fct.rk if t!:e Credit
.'i. r, of of the I'liintl I.i-i!i,T llitl-
n ..!, 11 emu' di vid.-ndi or prctt a atit
ii v frotn t i' uf" them."
i !i.t'.:tTit:i:'ti r.r.i-yiir.
i''a!itiid lleport, page 2.
'! nun i d with Mr. Ante to itke
ti 11 1. 11. t i Credit Mobiiier stock, but
,i.d oi.t pay for the am. Mr. A met
n-iein l tin J?"0 p'-r cent, dividend in
bor.dt, jiti l m M tlem for 07 ci'nt.,
and iii .o rtcivil the CO per cent. c;tsh
livid, whii h, togrther, paid th
prii-e of tho sn-U and intere.tt nnl left
& balance of $32'.b Thit sum was paid
river to Mr. O.irl'.eld by st check on tlte
.Scrgifint'at Aini', nl "Jr. (btrf.ehl
Ihen tinler.rood thin sum was the bal
ance of dividend nfter paying l"r lie
It A 9
X'AUW.
fiigre.lb.V
Lv;:i: 3". I'oiaxh.
Of Yetimmt.
X. 1'. J'.AN'Jia,
Of Mat,.
Oi:.,. V. Mc Cka'iv,
Of Iowa.
Y. 11 KlCLACK,
Of Indi:tIlU.
Yv", M. McantcK,
Of Marybuid."
L'.'itditig R.-publican papers nt that
time tvtto very bitter against (JaiTtidJ
lor Ids participation in tlie corrupt job.
Tli N. Y. Times claimed that the Com
mittee acted foolishly when it found
Garliflhl and others guilty but recom
mended no punishment.
Tho Aibttny Evtn'.r.y Journal, tbo
leading. New York Republican organ
outside of tbe city, said ;
"Mr. Dawos emerKna with n enmpleto
vindication. Wo think Mr. Kelley, Mr.
tiarm-l'l. and wime of the other do not
Htand (inltOM) well, AVJiat lit tho lit
ttire 01 thfir oii'utteo? Their wrong whh
ilmt they did not frankly and fully tll the
t'lMitli" that they eoncnaloU ami prevari
cated and misrepresented. Thia It tlio
wholo of It. We tlo not-nndortako to
Hlilold them from thit charge of iltiecptiott.
They resorted to If and thoy must Httller
the consequences." .
The old N. Y.. Tribune chas'ti-ed biir
in this mi'.d. manner ;
"With varying tlej,-rciM of guilt or guilty
knowledge, evoiy man of thettt, with but
osio exception (lr. lllame), has been
oblitwl to eonfo a that at some llmo he
held thiaatock, and at some time ttndor
stiexs of conscience, let us hnte, t'.iougt
tlmt Is not fully proved qot i of it,
Oo nlowly hdw over tlte li.tt of ciilumnl-
Uteo vongrHinen : " - - - -James
A.- Gatlield, of Ohio, had ten
uliaret: never uaid a dollars rei-eivml S32i,
which, after tho investigation lifnii, ht
vva-i anxiout tq 3Ve conwlderca at a loun
ffo.H Mr. (Jakes Ainet to. himself."
$r. GartU-14 w-Bji also, Chairman (tf
the Committee which lit-d in ciuu'go toe
approririatin blil wheit the Iljck Salaj'y
grab wait made, and voted and spoke in
favor of it. Thirty days after it hecam1e
a law, and when pnbiq acvititiient run
very lafe'" uaunst Ibr measmv, be- cv
crcii bit bat k into the Treasury,
In appearance Gen, tjarlield it vety
coiutiiittiiling and imnre3tive. - lie
stands six feet high, and i.i broad-sboul-
dettnl and atronly bniit. Hit held- U
uu1 1 ally Inrjje, mid hit f.rehead n
ttutkably biylt. JIo wears light. brow 11
haL" ami beard, and hat light-bhte e; 1,
a jtominent tiot.e, and full che kt. lie
M tens-lt4 ill till thing, and itdevol.
I'd t!t hit! wifn ttltd chihlten, of whom he
bat fiv living, two hat ing died in in
fiiticy. (Jen. llarlield hat a I.ootn in
AVashington. w her Im njietidt hit u in
tr. ami 11 f.rni in Mentor, I,ibf c-tn-ty,
Ohio, w hero ho Km-imU nil hit time
wlieil not engayd at Inn c ii t'.
it iix. uct iia.
Doct MHST. Th ' Hnpreme
(.'urt of Indiana dwidd th-tt tilt legal
muno of a jiertott cutttistt of Cluit
tiiiii 11:11110 utid oin' mirrri r . a"l that
iaiceuraey in a midd' out...-. .1 . t not
invalidate a !i ed or oilier ! - . .l .-i.
Itfnt.
Puoiitf. JiltV No? : d'i .10 .i 11.JH 1 t itr(Vd fir Nw Y-itt, and enteie-J th
an imlurh. j.gvtit tL u.kv 1 f a j w f-l(.,. f ...j,,,.. ji i. Co!-, ,r e
liruminHortf ti-iie, m I 1 I il,.- iod. n..f j , , . , . , , ,
. .1. ... . a M'id.-iif. Af;er Irt-sng atoiisted to the
Ilia? have taken ii ! e.t e, i,-iij "
H-imnty fir I....11. tti.i. li hut i,- I ',cl" !'"l'im"da attt.ersj,i;. h!i bis
pni.l bv th put if, , ti. tii. ml .1--- ' iitiute f. iiu anl room-mute, Henry
ht liht, of pi.wu.i i v ih-.tH .n.i.si j , 4 Ur.-i-irr, f! tvo l,iitg on, their
th" OMVee, vet tht inbi et wnut i i n- ,1 , 1
I tt.it. I 10 recover a 'ttnsl the 01 .U-r im.-i" - . . .
1 1 .it, e i . 1
iet the notn hud ltwn fully .'id t tint
payee. - Agtn
Court, Pa.
fa. Cat1!!, Supti in-
X.VrioXA!. il.tK. A Kti.iiiit lank
limy ttl.it a niottgig.t on re,i! estate nt
voted in good ftiih to a,-eoiv pre es.ii!
ing jitdebteiliiest, and it mikes, no tlif
feirtieo that when the mortgte it exe
cuted lint nolo evidencing I hit ludebted-
tnt it taken tip and a new omt given
f ir it 1 niu iiint, and an aT'f.s in.-nt mado
fir t-riolical renewalt. The debt it the
mime though it bo t i.h mvd from time
to time by dill'erent noleii. It foliowt
that tieii-her lh mortgagor nor theho
cluituiiig under bint can avoid a mot t
gngo gtven to fc National bat ik to Krcure
it bin 11 on the ground of want of p.iwer
in the bank to lak it.. Howard Na
tional Dank r. Ixiomit, Sup. Cjurt, V.
rAr.T.vntSHir, Appellee 1. bought
c.ittleof appellant but they wero not
ileliverctl tuitil after the formation tif a
ptrttiurnhin between at;llee JI. & p.
'i'hero wat -conl'icting evidence at to
whether the cuttle wero sold to the firm
or lo If. alone, but it appeared that
thev were taken by the firm, killed and
Hold, and that the money went into the
linn account for ita betieht. Held that
at. tho cattle remained with njtpclUut j
until taken ov tno linn, tinieiit the tuty
sbot-.bl btdiee that it was tbit intention
of tho partita that tbo title should past
to l. it tho tune tlto contract was m ide,
tbo title remained, with aHlhiiit until
they wero delivered to the firm, which
then became lialile forthPtn. iMittth r.t.
Hood, Illinois Court of Appeals.
Ackxcy. The presidetit of a busi
ness corrioration, bat, as such, no power
to constitute a generaf"mnnager without
the consent of the director, To recov
er damages (or the non-performance of
the executory contract of a corpotation,
plaintiff must show that a part of the
series under the nlleged contract wat
received with tlte knowledge of the di.
rectors nnd without notico that they did
not ratify tbo alleged agreement. It
will not bo presumed, in thfl absenco of
evidence, that tho hustnes-a manager of
a Iht fttrioal eompany ha power to make
nontracta with net formers for a vear.
Vogel ri. St. Iionia Museum C'a S.t.
Louis Ciiirt of Appepls.
AtiETTf-BR, THAN OQI.Tl b ierlpct
li(jivttU, ami yA't mnnv are sutl'orlng the tor
turea of the tlatwneif with ltt'tpepslawheu
aainale bottle of Hit. MINTIK'S KNO.
JdSU DANDKLI0N I.IVER AND UYS-
PKI'SIA 1'ILLH will give relief, and, if
jverniHtod in, will cure thQ tyoriit cao of
turn oiatrssriitig ivoitme. luit rui eure
Torpid Liver and lUllonsties, ItoguUitos
the liowelt, roniovet VimpVoa Irom the
l.'ace, cures fallow Cvnplolott, Foul
rireatn, stele lloatiacuo, jioartuuru, f ain
iu the Hides and Alack; Supar-coated and
tiUAHAilTliKD to be VUIU'XY VKUK-
'l'AB140. It acts directly on the eoatluir of
tho tsunnacn anti oa u Jjiver. i an ue
ta,kort 1 uny olltne wet or dry weather.
iiHwaie of imita.lont. The genuine hat
an enuravlnir of a lion on the outside
wrapper. .Price, 50 cents. For salo by all
nruygists.
,1 lmlv tontOier of a SundaV School
Cftinmended one of her pupils as a nice
tittle t'lirlsiitn who said her prayers beau
tifully, bnt sadly needed Madame Rachel's
Knamel Bloom to make her pet feet. This
i a vAnrnino. to all to care for their com-
JSSlW1 rayupyoursuUcnptionandgetthe CVV
all drupttttQ, ' . . - 6 eaa H ttMpAew for a yearm. .
:i.Tir: 4. a aim;:. ,
J ;.r Ji iler ut Ibr t.t-az ('.oirgliw r. r
flrr l'rllrl.
Otn. t'lo-iittr A. Arthur .-t li-irti iu
FiatiUin eonntr. Yt , O-t. -r, 18i0.
Hn it the oldest of n f.itui'v of 1 o on
and Jive daughter.. Hit fit her wn
the Ksv. 1.1 r. WtUinto Arthitr, a Yhtptiht
tlergymati, who fjig"atd ti this eoun
tty fio:n ll;e County At.frim, Iieiand,
in bit t ighteenth tear, and t'ied Oc.
'-'7, lsl", it NVwtoniille, near All-at:;,-.
Oett. Aribttr wat educated nt, Utd-ir
College, tin.! wat gta limted in the Clam
of 'it. A fit r leaving college he tunpH
a cm:!, try "tihtxd during two yiant in
VertiKiiif, and t her., bit irg mtnngiiibv
t i;'i ! t r.nnn:V to Rave nbri,t C.'f'O, be
""""t..i raseer almost ii :n tho stmt.
torn. Arthur noon HUerwitru m tried a
d.in;!iter t.f LieateteUit Ilrt-don, Uni
ted Hfaiet l,ivy, who wat hint nt, w-n,
nn l bit wi!i died oidy a t-hi tt tin C
titice. .
Cot Arthur at a ih.legnte t-t'ibt
Convention nt S.ir(ito0ra that fiut.dn,
the ll.uh!i-an parly. In 151 bel eil
the nst of Itisctor-Gi'neii',l i-f tti
Slate of New York, and anon aftet at..
wat advunccd tn tliat of Q.iarteruirfa:e
Geritr.!, which he held ttntil this ciost
of Gov. Morgan' term of oice.
At the expiration of Gov. Morgni.'n
term, Gen. Arthur returred to bit lav.
practice. lJusim.fi.t of the must Int ra
live character jsinred in ttm him, and
tbo firm cf Arthur ntel Ganlim r pro
pered txeee.liugly. Grau-iaily he was.
drawn into the ntet.a of p-jlitics, Yl:cn
Hon. Thomas Murphy resiirnrd the Col
lectocship of tho port of New York, on
Nov. 1'0, 1871, President Gratit nomi
nated Gen. Arthur to tb'J vacant posi
tion, and four tvars later, when his
term expired, renominated bint, an
bailor that bad never been shown to
any previous Col'ector in the history of
the jiort. He wat removed by TVeti-
tb nt Hayes on July 12, 1S7S, in order
that the oliieo might la1 honest'v admin
tstcted.
It is true that the Orfjor'w.ii, the
leading newspaper of Ibis State, says
of ArtiiUr that "bit reputation, bas not
bdn assailed and is above, reproach,"
but its to that our readers can judge.
Wo hero 'make some quotations 'from
Republican authority which wo cannot
possibly construe into anything like a
recommendation of good charactt r :
You have made tho Custom House a
canter of partisan pnlitioal niaiiajremmt."
it. 1$. Hayes to Collector Arch,u., Jan. 3J,
is. u. .
"With a deep serje of my obligations
under tho Contt'tntion, I reward H as my
id uio duty to autpend you In order that
tae oiilee may te nono-stty aumtnisterea."
11. y, uave.t to collector Artnur, jail, ui,
1ST,
'tlrfias abuses of administration lmve
continued tlttrlnt; your incumtami y."
John tshormsn to t'oltector Artuur, Jao.
1, lSIO.
'Tersons bvo been rc'la.rly paid by
you who have rendered Utile or no service:
the expenses el' your otllco have iuereaaed
WbUe Its recelpta have dimin'.jhofl. Bribes,
or gratuities In tha shape of bribe, have
been received by your subordinates in
ssveral Itranchet of the tjustoin House,
and you have in no ease supported tho ef
fort to correct these abuses." Secretary
Sherman to Collector Arthur, Jan 8.1, 1STU.
' The spectacle of Arthur paraded on tltat
platform with its civil service plank Is one
that the best Republican clown this way
cannot, at once, contemplate with patience.
MprlusHeld Republican. ,
Too nomination (Arthur's) was nnwise
an repres eutlng hostility to the administra
tion of Mr. Hayes, and a kind of politics
not acceptable to discreet Republicans. It
is but riitht to acknowledge the disappoint
ment with which tho newa of tho otmtplo
Hon of the ticket was rteivaJ. .Harper's
Weekly. ' . -
r.tKLY fOF.n RY'rcCtTHC.
TIio fullow ing Jlni-n from Uio f tm of Ihf
1U fJo. 1). I'rotifk'u were copied from 12j
hun.l'rrlting f.f Mr. Prentice for the Nor
wich "Advi nl-er," frcm an cMum ,t
N'orwI-h lai!y. in ubich ihov erg wrHttj,
In wlifn Mr Vrt. wivi v.ui tvonij
llrii ymin .f nf ;
To .
Tim (,i,;t;n! fri-m llm -in fjuri4
i ia:ijVriU wa:()Ml,iiMi -It
hi5- mo ivruM tliy j Arti i n fc-Ti !.
Aivl Iirptiilm iny l:it ml; -i
I'uiolton Jf Ilt iy' plov ii rf
-My lietrt will fon.lly Mnv.
Aii'l fttiil to (iiMf v.Jth r;i; tur t i.i. 4
'.Vhcri I am f r ;ivv y.
' t w U.-ij Urn li.I, ;j :;;. n t-;!U liiii It
A )! a ! Ijf r r.hjnoK l.oiulli-i run!-
I A the fjlMOIII cloml,
! r. iniiilirri( liHlitor -li'tri wi'.'ii;. ,
t 'ri thy yomlifiil tiny, '
' Tit'J!::. I a:n f.u' tv.a.v.
Ai-J t !n pal ovmliig'w ., .. .
i li:r, nmn o'rr tlio f.nlipg
j A" I lixrn ia'n !'in ); ; . .
I L'i'on If.cwan'.l r
j .My fcjiJrit !n tt-at ho! hour
i ill yiiri'I ! .'Ji'jii.rj Kviry,
Afi'J own tliy iji'ir Iciat'ciH j or
" IioojH J a?(l far i way.
1 vii teiiir.fj-. -a Jowy vn!;
iiul (-! -h; Mtf'vu'.ux K'"rl" Kt.-4ui '
from yof.i!fCr(4ci!i; ")!
A 1 liiu A 17"1 !',' .:;a ( jnJ lijr'tt
Wyi Mfm-ry i!l ij!y.
To u:ii I l!iB Kiot til of Komj' nlgV,
'VJif rt I arn fr av.
n.ii.imcTt: ietixr.
iitm oca Mucua MtuniRiT.)
Wasiiisoto.t, D. C, July 10.
Novcr during my exfjcricnee In
Washington bat I here Itccu such a
cheerful and confident feeling among
the DcmocralH to btt met hero. And,
on !;t ether Intnl. never bat otteo
have I steti such deprcc Ion and con-
slcrimti.,n omcm the Unlical oflice-
holdcr. Oa the ulght ot the clcc
lion In 1S7C, when Dcmtcralic fue-
ecss was apparent from tho dispaich
e.t,and tho r.pxt niortiing-. when it was
confirmed, tltpre tvas a pretly sick
lot of rU'pubIieas around here, but
their cli-trrst wit sh.jrt-livcd, for
when tho phm t Ai(-d a few ttdUn
uat Iiidicaled t.y CJ.-.tni'der! div-patch
from New York lli.n nr.ernocn, their
spirt's went up Kgiin. IJut nov the
iMtftt-k f.f nju'digra'tt lias set la very
early mijJ I Lave yet to find anything
lo indicate a phille relapse. The
certainly cf llar.cock'd eleeliutt .seems
nt ba tom e-ded on very hand, either
opor.ly or tacitly. The utter lack of
enttiuVidstn or unify among the Ue-
puLlk'ittts it c'vrti rnore evident miw
thin at tlte .uUct, and ihe myster
ious nt-iions T loth Conklin? ind
Cameron lend t.t increase the disrn.iv
in Use rinks of the f nict-hnider.
Cletk-t in the departments re nol
cuiiiltiff down Willi th'dr li:t cott.-i-
''Uthms to tho earopsl'. fund wfrt
such iihtrciiy as lias di-? ingui.s d
hem on former or-cator;?, snd alt-i-ietlter
tho ou!'oo!c is not wry rjy
m that side. O" cottr?e the ilerk!
.111 not lie flamed. So long as there
t no h"pe,f success why should
hey throw away any of their stuslt
leans? Suaio of them expect
want a.'i Ihcy have to sot out nfi.ui
with.
It has been tcbr.ij.bed hen,, .
Genera! Ilaucock TVould re -.
poslijon 11s M:tj ir-General pr ii .i'
tho publication of his loiter
ance, nnd upon inquiry i fi.vi its s ,
such a step is being considered auun.-g
his active friend.-.- The rettsto ; s
sigr.cd for this ju-optiscd .cv.urso,
tout, pendlnt tho eleclior, Geueral
Hancock, if he remained in the army,
would lui constrained by the rules
and customs iovcwiinj army oflleer3,
who are supposed to be men without
'political preference.?.. Another reasoa
is an orjection which his candidacy
presents in a person being elected to
the highest civil onico in the land
while still an officer of tho regular
army. It is also, said in exp!anatln
that General Hancock doea not wish
to embarrass or i 1 th slightest degree
retard tho success of his party, and as
a citizen ho will be wholly froo and
011 an equality with the Republican
nomiuAK Ilwing the greatest eonfl-
denco in iho success of the canvass
his retirement will, in his opinion,
it is sild, bo anticipated, only a few
months. The example of General
dfantx who did not resign until a
short time before his inauguaration as
President, has no weight with Ger.
Hancock. Besides--, it is alleged that
thisstep will Increase the popularity oJt
the Democratic candidate and wakes
success doubly cerittiw. Of the wis
dom of th:s roAswing there will ba a
difXereneo tif opinion I think, and for
ray part I see reasons ngalnst the ress
ignation. -
The new museum bulldlag belong
ing to the Smithsonian. Instlttute is
rapidly rtppisoaehing completion. Of
it I will tako occasion to givo some
account hereafter. . Cut speaking of
tho institution remieds me of a mat
ter that has recently eaused. some
talk here: In 187& Congress appro
pnat,et T,0G0 at the instance- and
request of Professor Henry, f.-r the
report of the sciettfi.lc rcstd! 0 th
H.-tll ToSar ctpdith n. Unferftinaf 1 .
Ills fiiiDl V. '-.'"- VT" - . t-f
pxpeno'ed v - . if iho
Navy Dep , ' . ' ' e
n, that i . t.'ic
mwey v. n -eou!l
he i
was fiik (! .
''U!'J ) Ji'r,
I zen kt:r f
::- - ,- '. f it
"' t !" ' : , "yon
- v. I.-.?' ; .j .i'.,.--i-T
out Of iiri: t'i'.iii a
r-- written to ttUn i.JH-
Hi;'. .!,: yu kr.SWM Vtb.'H bS-i
ome of-t-iC mining -2,-i.) C'O
gret?t Juit j-itt ly i-ked to give $-,i 01
to eojrtieU' tbo Work and to repa..
-tdvaneei ( the amount "of ' 4,W;C
ta I f t 'h' voJumes. l'.yir 1'rofct'
.r liar; whs worriett in tiU h "
ia s a'i;c.t this hiii'ttitit, which v
fuA i: Ififrrapn , e'tigriver-i .
ih-rnr;hi;r.aii.l f - which t,lh' j;-h
-. tj in.i.-, ?n.d i.Iitiself iKTtir.:-.!fy
U'i-1, and J t- V. '.5 itrwlty nKfvC !y
1'oii! r.-.--i', tho fbit;! Of fbi
-b.'M;f!- eoipt of the I'olstr cxpt-li-1;
,;t, pryi i-; thU amount out of hit
.-. n p.ktt. Des-4:!s is an eroi
iiv':t mtti k iewr-, wlia came to
tliif c mtilry at Professor He:iry' re
que.t and accompanied the expcdilion
"a? of a !ove of ncienep, and who Lt
n nt- $J,'.01 out of jnekef, ttt reasons
which ek-.Hecremry Ilbeson ought to
expbda If bh can- The government
might not to owe a distinguished for
eign scientist money, espocjally when
pt,o of its officers had the money in
charge and girc-i no account of if.
To return agatn to he campaign;
thr-rs Is a. very ctrng probability that
tho Democrat's tm'lonal committee
will, make its V.idquaners here.
Senator Wollaeo .id other active
friends of Gcnerai Hancock Civor if,
and there are many reason? why this
is the 111-vst nitnral and advantageous
location. That was a cute way John
Sherman took to get even with
Haum, the Internal Revenue comcus-
jdoncr who took f ueh an active part
for Grant In H!inoi-, regardless of
ShertnRti himself and of the much
despLtcd Order "No. I. Hayes and
Shermirv in-!end oi fremovinjf Eaura
lad making a martyr -.T him, just
txik the patronage away from hUn
aad in:tde the position very undesir
able and uncomfortable. The idea
probably was that he would reigr.,
bat he don't. Judge Pprter. the Crsi
cosn;ro!cr f tho Trca?ury and can.
dldate for Governor of Indiana, has
res!grn-d and it is sid make-" a place
fr anotlier Ohio man Judge Law
rence. There is a'tretfiwndus clamor
and f resuro f. t'e remov;d of all
Democrats h"
Departmen!-'.
ready To!:? en
that suhj'tit n
m
- i
the
to
tat. ,tj.t'I5 t :tli
T.'te Ci" iiiri iii j;,!$'i7w ii.is the fo'
l .-.ving in regird to the s!dier vote:
The repubik-aa pariy is barred
from unfavorably criticising the m.m
inntin oC Hiaeock oa tho ground"
that he It a o!dier. One of the n:o-t .
splendid rnd lllustrous of the soldiers
trie war levealed is a candidate for
the prc-side:c.r. I low will the union
tobiiert vote? How are the sobiiers
vho love the nasiK of Grant lihelv
j ' e vote? The-ie are many thousandc
jrthem who i;ro indignant at th?
j -stntt-nt Gener.d i.rattt received nt
; eCh'cgncfmveiition. Wliitber will
; 'to;, naturally drift? What will
1 1 -- in-puises t.f comrades prompt?
V- hat will bo tjie silent influence of
'i em! S.ieriiian, whose brother was
ih tr -. v id by Garfield and Ida friends
3'dCT-i? What will be the desire
of the gallant Phil. Sheridan, the
n-.agnanimons soldier, who said aa
Chicago that he would only accept
a nomination f.r tho presidency for
the purpose cf giving it 10 his best
friend -General Grant? Hancock la.
just liehind Sheridan in rankt ebisest
to him. bom woald Sheridan elect
if he could? And what of that vast
number of soldiers who wear the uni
form bo longer, but who are found in
every avenue of human industry, In
every walk of American society -on
farm ia workshop.in mercantile house-
es, in mine, in mill, in macsions.
which are the re-wards of enterprise,
and where prosperity has dropped it
benediction upon patriotic hearts, and
in humble homeswherewoundswhich
no time ea.n heal are the ever-present
memories of the lutules that were?
What will be the verdict of these mea
in November? .
Silt ASTLET COOPER'S VITAL EK-
STO K ATI VK The great KnirlisU remedy
oat imuto mora cures of rervous Jietin
ity, tsBtuinal Weakoass, Ixt Manhood!,
nocturnal emiasi.o3, iH.ssitutie, m-vU4itty
for mental labor, despondency and mieu
disesses as are induced by youthful follies
and (cceeset, than all other medicines
combined. Why will you swifter? Sen: I
to A. K. Mlntte, Ju 3io 1 1 Ivearney
street, San FiU-'teisco, lor the Rettorativ
and be cured. Price, t-i per bottle, i'our
times the quantity, $10. Try a Uottle. U.
Mintte treats, all private diseases suceest
fully. .
'thousands of soldiers and heirs are eu
titled to pensions, with payment from data
of discharge r death, if applied for b:r
January 1.1 SS0. Wound, accidental irv
jury or dHeaso entitle to a Ptusinv
isounty anu oacK riay couecteo. ir.ereas-v
of Peusion seeureu. "This firm esta'.lisfeds
in 186t5. Address, encioains suuup, EP
SON BROS.. U. 8 Clsim Attorneys, Til ti
Street, Washington, D.
Phlbtdc-ihia t'hr.")-:.-l(-JIW(,"Sha:i
I hereafter d
. ) e " is
said ta bo the f .
forayounglatly ?.
a lesig year propo.-.
u ge
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