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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-14


QUARTZ Is OREGoS.-Mr. John New
brandt. who for the past season has been
engaged in prospecting central Oregon
for gold mines, called upon us last even
ing. From him we learn that as rich
quartz as man could wish to work has
been discovered in Lane and Douglas
counties, at the head waters of the mid
die fork of the Willamette River, about
45 miles from Eugene City and 10 miles
(or about that from Roseburg. About
twenty ledges have been discovered,
among the richest Of which is the
Excelsior" which according 10 .he assay
of Mark A. King, Esq, yields the aston
ishing sum of 50, ,596 95 TO the ton of
rock. Quartz from other lodges have
also been assayed, which are also aston
ishingly rich. This rich section of
mineral land is embraced in scope Of
country about six miles in width in fact
mineral appearances vanish after once
passing the golden line. The location of
the Excelsior is exceedingly fortunate, as
by running a tunnel into the hill $50
feet, the ledge can be struck 200 feet
from the surface or top of the hill; wood
and water can also be obtained at the
very mouth of the proposed tunnel, with
which to run the mine, and power to run
quartz mill These mines have attract
ed the attention Of Judge Chadwick and
Jesse Barker, of Roseburg. The absence
Of the former from home 1--WE saw in the
papers that he suddenly disappearcd) is
now accounted for, as Mr. Newbrandt in
forms us that his time has been spent in
this mining region, digging quartz and
and locating claims. Mr.. N. is certain
that good placer diggings will be discov-
cred in this vicinity the coming summer,
which we hope viii be the case. The
Company formed for the working of the
ledge, consisting Of the gentlemen named
and others, are determined to procure a
mill here in Portland, aud as soon as a
road can be made to the mines, to imm E.
diately commence the process Of grinding
the quartz and getting rich We will
leave to our Oregon readers, and those Of
the Willamette Valley particularly, to con-
template the great advantages to result
from this important discovery in our very
midst. Mr.. N informs us that the loca-
ton of town is in contemplation on the
hill whose bosom sparkles with the riches
| of Poorman "as it was - The name OF
the hill is a peculiar one indeed it has
been dubbed "Grouse HILL" Perhaps In
few hundred years from the present
some future Bancroft will hunt among
dusty papers to ascertain the origin Of
the name. We give it: the vicinity
swarms with grouse, live, flying grouse
in greater quantities than sportsman ever
beheld. = Oregon Herald.
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GRO BIS
MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTE
DAY g. BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
his INSTITUTES SITUATED

VTyIEAS INSTITUTED Is SITUATED
in II retired and beautiful location, away
from the business portion of the city, on THIRD,
between B and G STREETS, Por tland, Oregon.
Attached to the building are extensive and beau
tifu grounds for the convenience of pupils.
The Educational Department viii be in charge
of an efficient corps Of Teachers. CAPT. J. p. g.
ALLSoPP, formerly Professor in the University
of Louisiana, and for the last Eve years Principal
of q Collegiate Institute in the Southern part of
California; Principal
No effort will be spared to make this Institute
equal to tho best on the Pacific coast The course
of studies will embrace all the branches usually
taught in frst-class Seminaries in the East, in
Guiding the Classics, French, German, Spanish,
Mathematics, &C., &c. sti slss IS
The Musical Department will be conducted by
PROF. IL. GUIDO GR0B, Graduate Of Planel's
fConservatorie
Parties from the country may rest assured that
under the care of MRS. GR0B, (Matron of the
Establishment they will experience all the attention
of mother and enjoy the comforts of o home. i.
N. B.-particular attention willbe paid to the
choice of Text Books, in order to avoid anything
of aASectioaal Partisan nature, in our curriculum
of studies.
For further particulars, enquire at the Institute,
or address H. GUIDO GROB, P. O. Box No. l6S.
CAPT. ALLS0PP viii continue to give Evening
Lessons in the Modern Languages and English
branches.
October II, 1SG7--vsnoyl
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Sher.in.s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION;
ID Issued out Of the Circuit Court Of the state
Of Oregon for the county Of Linn, and TO me di--
rected and delivered b. the Clerk Of said Court on
tho lth day Of November, A. D. 1867, in favor Of
Jacob keet, Executor Of the Estate Of Morgan
Kees, deceased, plaintiff, and against Isaac Il.
Courtney, Mary j. Kees and Daniel c. Courtney.
defendants, for the sum Of 1861 and ninety.eight
ons hundredth dollars, damages and costs, II did
on the goth day Of November, A. u. 1867. levy
upon the following described real estate to-wft:-e
All the right, title, interest, dover and right of
dover IN and to the following described real prop
erty, t0-wit: Donation Land Claim No A. Noti-
hcation No. 1909, Tp. II, s. X. 2, West VIII.
aer., Linn eeunty, Oregon. Also, did on the Sd
day Of December, A. ID. 1867, levy upon the fol-
loving described real estate, to-wit: The west
bali Of Donation Land Claim Not. Mo- 25Io.
Claim No. o5, TIP. IL. s. Il, /, ". Willamette Mer-
idian also all the interest Of the said Mary J.
kees in and TO the East half Of Claim No So No
tfieation No. 1919, Up. IL, s. Z. /, Vert win.
Meridian.
And on Saturday, the 4th day Of January. A.
u. 1868, between the hours Of 9o'cloek A. n and
o'clock p. II. Of said day at the Court House door
in the city Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. viii
eel the above described property az public auction
Tor U b gold coin, to the highest and best bidder
all the right, title and interest m the above men
toned property Of the above named defendants.
together with the appurtenances tiaereunto belong
ing. HARVEY SMITH
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
BY J. ". BRAxDgxBURG, Deputy
Dated at Albany, December ), IsG7-nI7w4
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DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
- Issued out of the Circuit Court Of the State
OF Oregon for the county of Linn, and 10 me di-
rected and delivered by the Clerk of said Court
on the 2lst day of November, A. u. lsff. in favor
OF Leighton Blain, plaintiff, aud against Rachel
Dinwiddie. David +. Dinwiddie and David Fro
man, defendants for the sum of 81 los 2S sIalna-
ges and costs, did the 22d day of November,
a. d. 1867, levy upon the following described
real property, to-wit
The undivided onc-half interest Of Rachel Din-
widdie in Lots No. ! and 2. in Block No. So
Also. on the 9TH day of December, a. d. 1867, on
the whole of Lot No. /, in Block No. q. being in,
the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, rs
known and described upon the map plat of said
city, now on file aud record in the Clerks Office OF
the county and State afaresaid.
Ard on the 9TH day Of January, A. D. 1865.
between the hours of o'clock q m. and o'clock
P. m. Of said day, at tho Court House door in the
the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, I win
sell the abore described property at public auc-
tion, to the highest aud best bidder. for u. S.
gold coin, all the right, title and interest in tho
above mentioned property of the said Rachel DIM
widdie and David p. Dinwiddio. together with all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
HARVEY SMITH.
Sheriff, Linn county, Oregon. y
BY J. W. BRANDESDURG, Deputy. So
Dated at Albany, December 5, IS67-n1lw4
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. the duly appointed Admins
traitor Of the eKtate OF William Terry. deceased. by
virtue of an order of the County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, made on the 9Th day Of December,
at the regular December Term Of said Court, 1867,
will offer at public sale, the highest aud best
bidder, al the Court House door in said Linn
ty, on
Saturday, the 1871 day Of January, 1868,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. m and o'clock
p. m. of said day, tie following Real Estate be-
longing TO said estate to-wit: Donation Land
Claim No. 6A" being part of Sections Ii and Is OF
TIP. 10, s. r. No. g West, in Linn county, Oregon,
and containing originally 32l and % hundredth
acres, saving and excepting therefrom 100 acres.
more or less, of Of the n L. corner of said claim
heretofore, to4wit on the 9th day OF October,
1865, sold and conveyed by deed by the said VIII
liam Terry, in his lifetime, to Martha +. Miller,
leaving amount to be sold 221 aud 81 hundredth
acres, more or less. Terms Of sale. twelve months
credit purchase price 70 be paid in u s. gold coin
with interest and approved security.
THOMAS B. GARRY, Admir-.
Dated at Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Deeem-
ber 9th A. ID. 1867.
CRAxon HELa, Atty's for Admr-vSnlsw4
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TO LINN COUNTY.

Among the list of Premiums of tho last
Oregon State Fair, we find the following pro.
miums awarded to citizens Of Linn county !:
Horses Of AH Work-Wm. Gilchrist, Sco,
stallion, years and upward, I'd premium,
Robert Henderson, Muddy, two stallion colts,
year, I'd p. II. Yoeum, Muddy, stallion,
| year, lst p. J. b. Lafollett, Albany, mare
years and up'd, lstp, II. A. Irvine, Scio,
mare colt suckling, lst p. Ditto do. do,
horse colt, lst D.
Draft Horses-W. j. Matthews, Albany,
span draft, years and upward, lst. p.; also
stallion colt, year, LIST p. also mare colt,
year, lst p. Il. A. Irvine, Scio, 9 years
stallion, "Young Giant, F" LIST premium also
sucking marc colt, lst p; also sucking horse
colt, lst premium.
Roadsters-W. II. Wallace. Albany, stall.
lion years, 2d p; also flly 3 years, 2d p.
J. j. Henderson, Muddy, stallion years,
lst p; also stallion 3 years, Cd p. Robert
Henderson, Muddy, flly . years, LIST p.
Cots roittoaa reference 10 Jlood-W. j.
Matthews, Albany, stallion colt, l year, 1st
premium also, mare colt, year, lst p.
Speed james Nixon, Albany horse, walk.
ing, 2dp. VIM. Gird, Albany, pacing horse,
2dp. w. II. Wallace, Albany, Oregon bred
Ally 3 years, trotting, in 3, lst p Won
the race on first heat distancing all others.
Time, S:34.
S,eeepstakes-R. Henderson, Muddy, flly,
2 years lst p. II. Yocum, Muddy, horse, l
year, 2d p. Il. A. Irvine, Scio, stallion,
years, "Young Giant" lst p. J. B. Lafol.
lett, Albany, marc years, 2dp.
Jacks, Jennies and Nules--Nimrod Price,
Albany, pair Oregon bred mules, lst pre-.
MUM also suckling mule, lst p.; also lot
Of mules, lst p.
S,eiae and Poalhy-Nimrod Price, Albany,
boar, , years, lst premium also, SOW,
years, d p.
Fat Hogs-.S,ceepsiakes--N. Price, bes,
boar of any blood, lst premium.
Farming ImpiemeHts-J II. Douthit,
gang plow, lst premium also, grain.sower
ID P. oluey Fry, jr., grain.sower, lst p.;
also, gyain.sow aud cultiyator, combined,
ID p. C. p. Burkhart, freight wagon, 4.
horse, lstp. \. f. Cherry, 2.horse plow,
ID p.
Grain, Seeds, Flour, eie.--C. p. Burkhari
obtained the lst premium on white corn, on
bushel oats, OH broom corn, on coru.mcal,
on buckwhcat -four, on Sonora wheat, on
best variety Of grain, and the 2d p. on spring
wheat. We would suggest to him that the
next year he take all the premiums and have
done with it,
Domestic Hanufacfure-C. 7. Burkhart
bacon hams, 81 p. Mccord & Co., olive aud
toilet soap, lst premium; a'so, lst p. or
lard oil. c. W. Peaehy, se,t harness, lst p
Preserres-sIrs. John Reed, can peach
preserves, ls,premium.
Dried Ffaat-John Reed, dried apples, %
premium also, dried plums. lst p.
Butter-JOhn Reed, peach butter, lst pre-
MUM.
Millinery, Gc-Mrs. John Reed, crotchei
cape, u p. Mss Emma burkhaFt, crutcHci
tidy, 2dp. Miss Nelly Reed. braided apron,
lst p.
F7at--C. p. Burkhars, IL varieties apples
best grown and correctly named. 3 specimen,
each, lst premium. Joseph Hamilton, L
varieties apples, best grown and correctly
named, specimens each, ID p.
Eqiesfrianism-Mrs. B. G.. Hutchinson
% premium.
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BLACK WALSuTs.-Mr. Albert II. Dav-
idson brings us some black walnuts, and
gives US their history, He brought some
walnuts across the plains in l847, and
planted one that fall. which did not come
up for one year The tree Is now 80 feet
high, and almost foot in diameter, aud
has been in bearing three years. The
first year it bore one bushel, the second
year two bushels, and the present year
three bushels. Mr. Davidson expects
six bushels Of walnuts from the tree the
coming year.-,Saienl Rec0rd.
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YREKA, Dec. 10-0n the eighth In
slant the stage from the south was swept
down Coffee Greek. One passenger,
named Hamilton, dentist, was lost.
Most of the mail is saved. The stage
was found on the following day, about
mile down the stream. HamiIton's body
has not been recovered. The late storm
has been very severe rthe past three days.
All the small streams are much swollen
No stage has arrived from the south feI
two days On Scott Mountain consider
able timber fell The telegraph line was
badly broken, but it is now in working or
der as far south as Trinity Center A
large force of repairers are now at work,
and we hope to establish communication
with Sacramento tonight.
YREKA, Dec. 10.-5p. MA dispatch
dated New York house, 2 p NJ, says
The body Of DIR. Hamilton was found op-
posite Myers' Ranch, in the Trinity Riv-
er. All the mail has been recovered ex-
cept the way bag. The treasure box has
not been found.
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DISTANCE TO LEBANON VIA CROOKED
R1yER.-It will surprise many to learn
that from this place to Lebanon ninu
CO. the distance, by way Of Crooked
River is only 22l miles and over an ex-
ccllent wagon road The wagon route
hence to klamath crosses the Albany
and Canyon City road at the 10th mile
post, the distance from here being 11G
miles according to Mr. Huntingdon cstI-
mate. Lebanon we believe is Il miles
from Albany, making the distance as sta
ted aboye22 miles. By taking the route
via Warm Springs and Black Butte, which
is practicable for pack animals only, the
distance il only 1s0 milos.-Moum-
tniaeer.
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NJ Office. rs HEREBY GIVEN. WARNING
~ tue public against buying or trading for
either Of four promissory notes made payable 10
J. Q. Thornton bearer for the of three hun
dred and seventy five (s375,) dollars each, and
bearing date. September 18th, 1867.
Two Of the above notes are payable In one year
from date, and two 10 two years from date.
The above notes were obtained by Infsrepresen-
taon and without consideration fof value received
therefore will not pay them.
THOMAS MONTEITH.
Albany, Oregon, Oct. fl, 1sG7.--v3n17w4
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IN PURSUANCE OF LICENSE FROM THE
u County Court Of Linn county, Oregon, the
following described real property Of the Estate Of
Sarah Washbnrn, deceasedy will be cold to the
highest bidder, at public cutlery, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Albany, on TUESDAY.
the 5fst December, 1867, between the hours Of
o'clock A. N. and o'clock .. n. Of said day, To-
wit =
The undivided half Of s. W. or. of See. II,
and Of 8. u. or. 0fsee. Is, in TIP. Il. K, 3, w.,
Ia said county. Terms, coin Of the U. g. IN hand.
sGa@ = JAMES II. WASHBURE,
Dec. A, 1sG7--nI7w4 Admir-.
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..ALL-THE-DECENCY."

The editor of the Untonist says
that we are an "incorrigible black
guard" The "decency dodge" Is
characteristic of the leaders of the
Mongrel party. During the war they
were loud-mouthed in favor of "God-
and-morality," and yet many of them
were and are obscene, profane, .intcm-
perate, theiying blackguards; while
others reveled in bestiality and licen-
tiousness, and under the cover of
''loilty," were guilty of nearly all the
crimes In the criminal catalogue.-
The rhapsodieal, grandiloqucnt '"Thun-
'derer" himself, in addition to being a
bombastic and pruricnt ass, is as full
of obscenity, vulgarity and rank bias
phemy as a fat dog-tick is of blood
He reyeIs in all these as naturally as
a maggot wiggles in Putrescence or a
tumble-bug rolls his ball Nothing
better, however, could be expected
from graduate of the purlieus and
cess-pools of San Francisco.
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ILLEGAL VoTEs.-Speakingof the late
city election the journal says that the
Democrats imported and swore in illegal
votes. So far as we are concerned we do
not know of a solitary illegal voter who
voted the Democratic ticket; but we do
know of one at least who voted the Rad
ical ticket, We deny the charge of the
Journal and We call for the proof. Why
have not It's friends contested the election I?
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linden.

FERN LAND.-Linn county is almost en-.
tirely free from that pest of farmers in Ore
gon-Fern But Polk and Benton counties
are not so fortunate The following, on the
management of fern lands, by w. I. Newly,
of Yamhill county, is a prize essay, deliver.
ed at the last Oregon State Fair: !:
"Plow in the fall, as soon as tho ground is snfh-
GENTLY wet. Plow not less than from IL to IA
inches deep. Let the ground lie in that condition
until spring, that the fern roots will be exposed
to the frost You may raise fair crop by sowing
spring wheat (not oats). About the 18th of April
the ground must be thoroughly narrowed. If you
wish to completely subdue the fern. tho following
plan must be adopted thoroughly harrow about
the time the fern comes up, or say ten days after
you first see it has made its appearance. Then, in
ten ffteen days after the narrowing, plow it as
deep, if possible, as you did before Then, when
the young shoots of fern begin to come again, har
row as before. Now let your land lie until about
the 1st of August. Then pillow again as deep as
ever. Harrow again in ten or fifteen days. Then
about the 25th of August, plow MS usual. Harrow
well just before the fall rains, and the job Is com
plete.
With ordinary farming you will never have any
more trouble. One deep plowing, as first stated
will only insure one good crop, but continuation,
as described, fairly subdues tho worst fern"
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England uses about 220 million pounds
of paper annually; France yearly con-
sumes 1875 millions. while the United
States demands more paper than both
these countries combincd-440 million
pounds.
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The Louisville Journal has the follow
ing The Radical party has for years
been inebriated with power. Il now
finds, as many have found before, that, al
though there IS fun in getting drunk,
there's the degil to pay IN getting sober.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership heretofore existing between
O. r. Vinfng and +. ID. Wood Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent g. T. VINING,
i. D. WOOD.
Dated Albany, Eoy. %, 1S67--y3n17w3
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SERIOUS AceIDENT.--Last Friday, a
member Of hunting party, whose name
we have forgotten, met with very seri-
Gus accident few miles from town. On
going to bed he drew his rifle under the
blankets with the muzzle to the head.
The gun was loaded with ball patched,
and had large cotton rag stuffed in the
muzzle. About midnight, in turning in
bed, the gun was discharged, taking effect
in his back twelve inches below the
shoulder blade, and following the skin up
ward, passed out between the shoulder
joint and head. The large rag and patch
were both left in the wound. DR.. Han
chctt was called, attended the man, and
removed the cloth. lie is reported as re-
covering rapidly.-lState Journal.
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In New England gambling is common
on all the railroad trains; the smoking
cars of nearly every passenger train on
the railways beiag provided with card ta-
bles, and gaming being thus as it were
officially sanctioned by the railway cor
porators.
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THE DEMOCRAT appreciates the late
'sground swell in Albany. We join,
Bro. Abbott, in your g7atulations.-
Every patriot in Oregon has cause to
feel proud that another hotbed is cleaned
out. The first Monday in June next
day thank Heaven is not distant
-Rump treason will be cleaned out in
detaii,-j Salem Chronicle.
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THE DEMOCRATS PLATFORM.
THE REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM,
A NOSeRKL eovrnSArSr.

"Henecforth, the Republican party, from st.
John to the Pacific, is a unit for Universal Liber-
ty and IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE. regardless o
CASTE, RACE OR COLOR. Those who are hos
tile to this principle win go to their place
Judas did. - Nstc. York Tribune.
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BERIAH BRowN passed through this
town last week, and is now in San Fran
cisco. Whether the arrival of Mcdonald
in Salem drove him of, or whether heis
after our Legislature on drumming ex-
petition is not definitely known - Yreka
Journal
Macs penchant for "using up ncwspa-
per men is we'll known; in fact, has be-
come proyerbial But there is peculiar
ity about Macs performances in this re-
spect; it is his own employers that he is
wont to annihilate with his artillery, and
not the conductors of rival institutions.
We know Of nobody that is likely to be
driven out of Oregon by Macs presence
there, except the publisher of the Union
ist.- Yrelca Union.
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THE occlD ENT.

THE OCCID EMIT.
This PAPER will specially be the organ and rep
reseutatiyc Of the Presbyterian Church the Pa
ciGr coast, in It's various branches. yet will be
catholic in IL spirit. and il il hoped will commend
itself aii who value and viii support the beet n-
terests Of our population.
Our purpose IL O. make it welcome among all
classes Of people except the hateFs Of good order.
and virtue. and religion. and ask the patronage
Of al easses till found 20 be unworthy Of it,
The OeciIent will be published weekly. ION Fri
day in quaTso form, Of twelve pages, and will be
edited By Rev. James Eslis, ID. D.. with Rev. T..
l.. Walswprth. as Associate. The prics will be
3. per annum. in gold con or lis equivalent, pay
able il advance, or s. SO fer Elk months. same
terms.
Upon Presby;erians feel that We have q spc-
eial claim in beginning this enterprise. bsc@pse Of
IT, relations - thai Denomination. and because Of
the Resolutions passed at tho last Meeting Il the
Synads Of the Pacific. ani Alta California. ptcdg-
ing hearty cooperation and support TO any who
NIGH, be induced to publish such a paper as the
Oeesdent offers IL be-.
Relying on this pledge, and the good viii of the
puhlie. which has never failed Us in any worthy
undertaking. SO seud cut this Prospectus, and So
leit subscribers NJ once. Direct all commafica-
tons to II. II. BANCROFT L co.
Publishers Of The occiicnt,"
Nor. q, 1867. San Francisco, Cal.
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RIsING.-As we write this friday morn
ing) the Willamette river is coming up at
the rate Of six inches an hour.
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Gen, Grant contradicts the statement
that he said that if nominated he would
run for President