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~ THOMAS Z. BALLARD f'opf'o'0''
RICHMOND, September l, 1853. au 1l-lm

mi. sssb.sS prop.stv tss
assures those who may favor him with their pa.
ronSge that they will have NO cause to regret It.
grounds, we'll. furnished hotel and cottages, and
xbundantly supplied table, render 1t attractive to
all. and equal to any establishment In the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided With free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and partiss.
au It's y. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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Arrival OF Sp,

Arrival OF Specie from Europe.
New YORK, September 22.-The steamship
Borussia, which arrived yesterday, brought
$500 900 francs and f39, 900 specie.
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Death O

Death Of a Catholic Bishop.
OIL CITY, September l9.-Blshop J. NJ.
Young. D. D., Of the Catholic Diocese of Erie,
died suddenly to- day at the pastoral residence.
He had been. bishop Of the diocese since 1854,
having been consecrated In April Of that year.
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Appreciated Riot in New Orleaus-Yellow
Fever-Cholera In San Antonio.
NRw York, September GA New Orleans
special of yesterday says that another riot
was expected last night. The Eighty second
regiment negro soldiers were mustered out,
and threatened their officers. General Sheri-
dan promised assistance TO keep order.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-Three yellow
fever deaths yesterday. The cholera is in
creasing ut San Antonio, Texas and is repre-
scented to he very fatal.
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Special kilograms to the New York Herald.
Another Riot Imminent "A Negro
Regiment being Mustered out He.
comes DisOrtlerIy and Threaten their
lHScers

NFw ORLEANS, September 2l-l1.1O
p. M.-Another riot is imminent tonight.
The eighty-second colored regiment is now
being mustered out, and they are very
riotous, threatening the lives Of their otfi-
GERS, and to tear down the Pacanicr
police station. The major of the Eighty
second to-day informed Chief of Po-
lice Adams, of the contemplated attack,
and asked for the closing OF all grog-shOps
in the neighborhuod. GeuerAl Sheridan
has promised Ch.Jf Adam. the assistance
of the military TO preserve order. aud the
utmost good feo..ug exists LsLwcen the
military and civil authorities.
Over forty lack-drivclS were arrested
tonight for being in league with the Jew
clothing dealer 10 l.eko Ito soldiers
drunk and drive .!.Ul. IL t..-.c c.JLLing
stores.
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The President Turns over oil Appointments q
the Cabinet Officers.

WAsHIxGros, September 22.-The President
has decided that In consequence Of the pressure
Of public business he will hereafter be obliged
to decline receiving any committees or dessga'
lions whose principal object Is TO present pro-
grammes for removals from and appointments
to office. All such business must necessarily
be referred to the appropriate departments Of
the Government for attention.
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Office. holders in Maine and New Hampshire.
WASHINGTON, September ga large num-
Der of the prominent supporters of the Presi-
dents policy from Maine and New Hampshire
are here urging the President to remove GER
tain Government officers In those States who
are bitterly opposed to his Administration.
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attended LucretIa Borgia was the most fash
ionable Of the season. Canissa has much i'm
proved In voice, and Irfre, the tenor de gratia,
has q wonderful sweet voice
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From New Orleans.

NRw ORLsAss, September 22.-Ths oncers Of
the Eighty second colOred troops unanimously
assert that the regiment was very psaesabay
mustered out. There u, however. . Tiotous
spirit among asgross In the city, but no out
break looked for.
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poor living mortais following the best
lights We have, and should be charitable
to one another's faults.
JOHN D. KELLEY.
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FURNITURE. ETC.

~ B. STACY & SON, CABINET
U. FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, AND CAR
PET WARERO0MS, No. 1910 Main street, Rich;
mond, respectfully beg to inform their patrons and
the public generally that they have added their
original business a very superior and handsome
assortment Of
RICH WINDOW SHADES, In every style;
PAPER HANGINGS, in great variety, &C.,
which, with q very extensive and newly selected
assortment OF CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &C., are
now open for inspection.
The propristors beg to assure their friends and
the public At large that they have made speeai Ell
forts to select the whole Of the above 80 -
and feel confident that they can please the most
fastdious, both In relation TO styles and Susiisy
SIBLE PRlCES, and promise TO redoubis tbeir
energies to please. 80 NV
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Cholera in Louisville and Nashville-Very Sc
we're in the Latter City.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Eleven cases Of
cholera and four deaths yesterday.
NASHVILLE, September 23.-Fifty cases OF
cholera and - deaths for the twenty four
hours ending yesterday. Everybody VINO can
do so is leaving the city, and business is stag
nant.
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Bank Failure In ChicaRo-A Financial Ex'
element.
CHICAGO, September 22.-The failure of the
Produce Bank with the developments causes
a sensation. The liabilities are nearly $780,
600; assets Slll, 900, including four notes Tor
s25, 1000 each, given by Doolittle, the owner OF
the bank, and some Of his relatives.
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eWAsriusros, Espr6absr n.-TAs Ghioai
ana Gusiai opsra troupe, unAsr ~ RaAsss-
mMt d. exsckpsch, closed p brilliant periss IS
psiSuss = tij ia ts.1i6At ~ asdisao WAieA
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO ExcHANGB,1
RIcHxoSD, Va, September %, 1886.
Breaks very small to-day. No change to
note In prices. Below we give the transac.
tions: Eleven hogsheads and three boxes
sold ut auction. We con-
tinue our yesterdays quotations.
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The Times remarks upon the reduction OF II
rate of discount by the Bank of England:

The Times remarks upon the reduction OF the
rate of discount by the Bank Of England:
"The Bank OF England to-day have reduced
their rate OF discount from per cent, to which
it was lowered on Thursday last to per cent,
making fall from 10 to 8 per cent. within the
space OF three weeks, n revulsion fully FORE
seen by all who watched the indications preva-
lent during the, worst periods Of the recent
alarm. This Is the lowest rate touched for
nearly year past, the last date ut which 5per
cent. was the charge having been the 4th of Oc-
tober, 1868. Withthe return to such 3 point
the commercial public may be fairly congratu-
lated on the entire establishment of nor
NAL money market. There is every prospect
OF n steady further decline, but 1t may be
questioned II that can be regarded as very de-
sirable, and one of the strongest reasons
rate should he terminated at an earlier period.
consis ted in the extent to which it's persistence
would be sure to carry the subsequent reac.
tionary movement"
1000 Virginia skies sold In New York Friday
at $40.
Sales of gold In New York to-day at 143x.
Gradually the price declines and has to 60
down yet considerably lower.
Money abundant In New York. call loans
ranging from to per cent. and commercial
paper freely discounted at to 6per cent.
NOVEMBER INTEREST on THR 5.2o's.
A rumor is current that Secretary McCnl-
loch has consented to add to the relief Of the
gold market to the extent Of anticipating the
November dividened on the 500 bonds, making
the same payable one month in advance, or
say OH the lst proximo.
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IAN 0S' ,,t'"'"@
JOHN w, DAVIES q SONS,
RICHNOND MUSICAL BXCHANdB,
No. lss NAH srREH1s ~
sole agents for


sTIEFP'S PREMIUM PiAN0-FORTIS.
These instruments have bssn before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronouaesd BY ALL TIE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS NANUFACTuREDi
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST II.
PROvEMENTs. and are
WARRANTED FOB YIVK YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
- months II not entirely sstisfsstory
70 the purchaser.
We refer to the following psrSons, who have
srIRYY's PIANOS novtn uss:
! esnsral Z. I. In. WAshingtoa College. Lsxins.
toa;
D. B. PAYI1 yso.. LgnshbsIg;
Raw. =. i. PHILLIRs, Virginia Female lnshfase J
Miss NAaY BALDWIN, xanaie School. and J. U.
profssser i. A. AxSoLp. Rishnond.
saA non al In want d suPsRioR PlAaos
h sousitsA. Terms hbsni. IL
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Having bssn sspsstsaly Isqasstsa b lss1inf
ssats Agricultural society, and Oft faSnsss ysn.
FOR consultation on the many Important subjects
ton OF The Wiss and true mn q the oeats, and
conc sEring entirely In the propess4 oeysee. hayS
Sxscssitc Co1nitass, 70 appeiHsSls tvsntissA tsN
Of November next foi sush nessinSl and s0etisI.
II Invite al the farmers Of The Sests. yhsshss
eli and give q the light oishsis SisloH s,S :sps-
Yisnce. 80. 4 . WlLLOu0hbI NAESYSl \
IIsSas' 49, ~ si n 80 -. - 8 80 !.
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FINANCIAL AND COnnERCIAf.
RICHMOND, September %

RICHMOND, September a.
There were large Withdrawals Of gold from
the Bank OF England on the 7th instant ior
export to America in payment Of large puf'
chases Of United States fve-tventy bonds
The London Herald says II these purchases
con .inus on the present scale they must soon
have the effect Of reducing the premium on
gold In America. The Telegraph Of Saturday
reported the arrival of a considerable amount
Of the precious metals by the steamer Borus.
STA at New York.
The London Times says the advices from
Paris state that the difficulty Of employing
money in the discount market Increases, and
that the total bills in the Bank Of France for
the week has experienced reduction Of more
than Fl, 100000. At the same time, the stock
of bullion continues to augment, although
now upon more moderate scale, the weeks
increase being only l,sOO, 600 francs.
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T HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE.
i RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest and q
the most fashionable style In hs ma,sss snuILSy
Il Have MY s GSn .ons ;s.y TiEE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Ihoss N vsns .,
something substantial, and Ut the sane uns WY
nice, would do we'll 70 give me . e1p
UNDERTAKING attsndss 70 snr ~ hESM;r ~ Il
No. 100 thirteenth Tor 0oysYnoR) strset
a., :. Above franklin. Richmond, Va.
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DRY GOODS. [sfIoFe. 60.

4 UCTIoN GOoDs.-We win offer
a to-day largo lot OF goods purchased e AS
ton 1t great sacrifice, and Will give our eust0n.
srs the advantage; white Brillisn,s 1t $50, xS.sA
Cambne u .ss. Nainsook Muslin 81 40c., ks. ana
sSS sets 81 Collars and Cuffs at Csc. worth Sc;
white Flannel at NE 4oe. and soc.; Rcd and xst.
lssc and zoe. Bieaehed Cottons al Isc., SOC ,snd
CSC. Unblesshsd q the same prices; White Cot.
SOC. and 7sc.. worth $50. and 81; Embroidered
Handkerchief, Ipfants rrock wsiN.. Thread
fSoylIss and Issss .s.orrsas Of brsss
Goods. IN 10 be sold d Sfsat bargalnsnt
"a Tits LEVY BROTHRRS, Is Main street.
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VIRGINIA STATE .AGRICULTU.
v RAJ sOCIErY AND FARMERS C0NvEN.

NlON.-H 10 gratifying 70 oDssVo tnxt Bsnxl.a
sentiment Of the country 10 In perfect harmony
with the views OF the President and the Execrtiys
COMMITTEES Of the Virginia STATE Agricultural 70.
cisty in respost 20 The vital Importance 20 the In
tsfsss q tgin. IN her :oe. sS 4 S ana
council Of The friends and representatives Of these
interssss oonvoked 10 meet 10 Richnond q an ssfy
dav Tor consultaffon and discussion on these al.
Important subjects. The State Agricultural boete.
~. born Of the enihusissm Of Tho People. and On.
1sl soted The intense sa5nsstncss With which they
hSd dstsrminsd !o in.ngaraA nsy err Of Rrogtssss
STATE. would be fscrssnt to the obligations vhteA
the acceptance Of the high trust soTnisd, 70 nSs
nSrsnnity Indicated by the conditions Of the soun.
try to resume that high career Of Ru5,iis SssIa,.
ness upon which she MAD % s n -:
rested by lhe late war. ~
The s1bjolned notice from the fieetasnt ehoyS
IN a the ocers Of the Society are iuly alive y ne
importance Of the considerations sdvertsd 70 above
and that me ehsfisAsd inisrs:ts SoEnEtsA %
NV CHARLES B. WILLlAhS, Secretary.
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WAGON AND CART AxLEES EVH
- TouHespth street, near Exchange hotsi.
Sc 10 .L-- .-..--.-- - - - - - -
EOR INVALIDS.-GENU LON.
Il DON PORTER, o1NuIHkSORT Me ~"
received and for sale By t,a y. =. yyAnaLL.,
seH Ii LIZ AA41r 1Ro0YoOo 1osl:
u T szzaT sa2i ~ A. Dsn 'na
~ 'yes,,s;;ii,s ~ g; ~ i:ssssss 1iiI'
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RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW eooDs.
r ARMSTRONG, GATOR . CO..
ixpoafrss AND JoBSsRS6y
RTpRONg. BONNET SILKS AND GAT1HS,
yILvITs, RUcHgs, TL0WIRS, 18ATHAks,
STRAW BONNET6, 4.s....rE
LADIES HATS, trimmed and unsrinnsd;
SHAKER HOODS. 81 ~
/. No. TAT ASp Losrs OF 10 BALrInoAB sIsnn.
nt BALTIMORB, Nd, 4.
offer stock unsurpassed In the United States in
variety and eheapness. Orders solicited ans
prompt attention given.
TERMS: Cash. 80 l-ems
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An 29-ts between Eighth and Ninth streets.

nor RENT, that large and pleasantly
+ located BRICK RESIDENCE, on the IL
Canal. 1t contains ten rooms, and has wa -
ter and gas throughout the house, hot and cold.
water baths. and all other modern improvements.
Rent mode crate, and poss ession given Immediately
Apply TO CHARLES CAMPBELL, or at Risons
Drug Store, southwest corner OF Third and Main
aQ o-B
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nABLIsTON q BROTHER,
FURNITURE DRALJR1,
would respectfully inform thai. fsisnls and iosmsf
NV eTORR, on Cary street, between Hipth and
Tenth. whsrs they VIII be happy 70 sss them, ape
Viii fuInIsh anything In thsf linz ss reasonable
HABLIsToH 3 BROTHER. Cary ssrsstA !.
mys between Ninth and Tenth.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
" PRICE OF HATs.-PRoM FIFTEEN TO .
TWENTY PER CENT: SAVED BY BUYING
Who has Just opened With : new stocf Of Tins
FELT HATS. for gsntlsmsn and bcys fSs SnpT
WOOL HATS, OF the latest styles, which he viii
sell for q least from hfsen TO twenty per cent less
than Of the same quality can be bought 10 the
pressly for his establishment, Of the best mate:
rails, and the new Pail fashion. Price, only FIVE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS best quality SIX
DOLLARS. J. II. ANTHONY,
se TAI Main street.
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L'OR RENT, my STORE-HOUSE and
H DWELLING at Centreville, Louisa -
county 1t is a desirable place, and has ~
every convenience that can be asked for-.,
good garden, plenty OF irewood convenient and
plenty of land 10 cultivate-and situated in good
neighborhood. Possession given immediately.
For terms address p. Is. MILLS,
50 2O--d&sw4tk Garretrs store, Louisa county.
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WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECETv.
ings, SEEDING, and 1urnisAins 0oodA. 70 vhiSS ~
invite ths sasntsoA q IsSsAsa1rsk v...s.v1 /
corner NinN and Main stysse tup slAiseS
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FOR RENT,

II CiD pI pp}rE nWEIfINGnn D.. -
street, near Governor, containing eleven f.:H
rooms in good order, with all the modern .G&8
improvements. Apply to -
SAMUEL S. COTTRELL,
IA 21-ts 1903 Main street
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WANTS.

WANTED, three BRICKLAYERS at
w BUTZ, YUENGLlNG & BEYER'S new Brew
arv, - port Mayo 2I-lt*
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of his flock. lie then said to him, cyril,
where is your carpenter God now" The
Bishop answered, "Perhaps making cof-
fin for the Roman Emperor. have never
heard that before, but it is full of signifi-
canoe and q terrible rebuke to unholy
pride and sclf-conidence. !.
After prayer, we proceeded to breakfast,
which had three covers, one each Tor Mr..
and Mrs. Davis, and one for me. The
breakfast consisted of some nice rolls and
toast, good tea, butter, aud few oysters.
Mr.. Davis ate very sparingly. .5
| omitted to mention in its proper place
that Mrs. Davis met him at the door, put
her arms around his neck and kissed him.
After he was seated, she brought him their
little child, which he kissed, seated on his
knee, and as | thought by the motion OF
his beautifully-chissclied lips, prayed Sc
cretly for.
After breakfast, Bishop Green, of Mis-
sissippi, was introduced. The greeting was
cordial and allectionate. Mr.. Davis al
! Affections Of the Bishop-to which tue lat
tor responded with q quivering lip and .
fearful eye. Hereafter ! viii give You Q
pen-apd-ink picture Of these two men as
they liu,ned themselves on the canvass Of
memory. Here only propose to give Q
part Of the conversation that occupied that
whole morning. Our people all love and 70.
revere our late excellent President. To
meet their craving to know something about
hun from the heart, or inner-life side Of him,
will write some two or three papers more
on this subject. ought not 70 close without
sayipg that he ,eyinces the most thorough
spirit Of forgiveness towards his enemies.
Like every sensible MAN, he separates the
Wheat from the chat, and doss mot CON
tdsmn the Northern people In maa-net.
ther Deraossa6A nspHb)ieans, OF Radica)l
W. &Sads % auvS4 They asd W On
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nor RENT, several HANDSOME
II ROOMS In the new building next below IA
the custom house, adjoining the National e.:4
Bank Of Virginia, suitable for offices or -
lodging rooms. Terms reasonable. Applyto
HENRY EMAIL.
se 2l-lw Office in same building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-09-22

The LEGIsLATURE.-We write this
on the 2lst, 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. On the
18th the majority, by a vote of % to Il j.,
gave the sitting members from Grant
county time to take testimony in that
county, thus securing them in their seats
until all important Legislation is disposed
of. Also. Ex-Governor Gibbs received.
in ''Cnion" caucus. the nomination for
United States Senator. On the 18th the
Senate proceeded to the election of L.
S Senator, and Gibbs received majority
Of four. The House postponed the bal
loting until II NJ. "he forenoon was
spent in an exciting debate upon motion
to admit the two Grant county Democratic
contestants to their seats, and at IL
o'clock a motion to adjourn until = p. NJ.
prevailed. Immediately after meeting
the election Of United States Senator
was postponed until Tuesday, 25th. No
election for Senator up to this present
writing. The Constitutional amendment
has been up for debate, and will doubtless
be adopted.
If Gibbs should be elected, Oregon will
be represented in the Senate by man of
great weight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nz1- Medical Adyicc.-DR. WI

mr. Medical AdYicc.-DR. WM. X. Do
HERTY3 Medical and Surgical Institute is be-
coming a sine qua non 10 the welfare Of State
and health Of our citizens; and his rapidly spread
ing reputation although it may excite surprise, II
but the signal Of skill, and follows the natural
effect Of such n We are personally acquaint-
ed with gentlemen who have suffered for years un-
der chronic disease. and who had taken adVant-
age Of every available means that promised relief,
but wi h0ut success, until they called upon DrE
Doberty, who, in an Incredibly short space Of tms
has given them entire relief II is gratifying TO
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gen
tIetuan who seeks, not by defamation Of Others to
establish his reputation, 10 rear the supcrstruc1
tnrs Of his upon tie ruin oF auotAers fame.
The Doctor conducts his Institute in such q man
ner that must be gratifying 10 al bis PATIENTS
ile examines, ADVISES and recommends without
charge, and the patient, after hearing his terms
for treatment, accept reject al pleasure. In
10 case does the Doctor make a charge unless he
effects a cure. This he il able to do, because he
feels :be confidence which long experience has Civ
en-, and no doubt the consolation which appertains
- that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
accute or ebrcHic dfscages. would do well to con-
salt hun. For consniiatiOu be asks no fee, nor
docs b. iusst obedience 10 his advice un'ess the
patisu' p.acse himself under his care. His ofices
on SacFamdnto street opp ,sie the Pacific Mail
st ansap 0fIee.--ls. r. News.
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SUMMONS.

TN th- County Court Of :he State Of Oregon for
Il tie County Of Linn. Thomas Frsna1 and
Kob-rt Foster. Plaintiffs. Ts- r. 7. Eay- Defsnd-
ant. Action II Law TO recover money. To p t.
Ray. Defendant Aforesaid IoU are hereby t.
au:red 10 appear ia tie Ccuaty Court nf TIE State
Of Oregon. for tsc County # Linn. within ten
days from the dat pg ;he seryiee OF tIis Summons
upon you If served within said County o: Linn.
bat if served II any oih-r County in The State OF
Oregon then within twenty days from thc date Of
such service. aud the complaint Of tho
Plaintiffs in the above entitled against You.
on fIo with the Clerk Of said Court Judgment
for want thereof will BE- taken against you. You
are hereby fnsih,r notified that If you fail to
swer said complain y above required. the Paint
tif will take Judgment against you at the D4cem-
Der Term Of said Court, lSG6. fer want of an
swer, for tee SUN of One Hundred and Ninety
Eight Dollars and Thirty Eight Cents. in gold
coin. with interest thereon at the rate of Ten per
ceat. per annum from the 1lth day of September
A. d. 1866. and the costs and dixburSt ments Of
this suit to lie taxed. Given undsr my hand this
18th day of September, A. D.. 1896
+. F. RUSSELL, Atty for Pitts.
By order Of Hon. Z. r. Gcary. County Judge.
L. S. Revenue Stamp 50 cents cancelled.
Exr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-09-22

GREAT HAUL OF MOUNTAIN Trout.
Sheriff Smith, who with DR.. AIcxan-
der and several other of our citizens, has
just returned from pleasure trip to the
Cascade Mountains, gives us a quite in
teresting account of his journey. Among
other things the party did, they made a
seine out Of two wagon covers, rope, log
chains, &c, and one haul they made ex-
GELS anything in the fish business we ever
heard of-being between 2,300 and 900
good-sized mountain trout! Mr. Smiths
statement is corroborated by others of the
party, and we have no doubt it is true
though we must confess it as the toughest
fish-story that we ever heard. We in
tend some ofthese days to visit the noun
tains, and see what sort of luck we will
have hunting and fishing.