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agA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few months in the
city, hardly recognized by her friends. In place Of
coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby
pledon OF almost marble smoothness and instead Of
tw nythroe she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury to the cause Of great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAs IAN BALM, and
considered it an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
BY its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per-
sonai appearance an hundred told 1t Ia simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsupass-
ed in Its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing, cleansing and besutfying the skin and complexion
By its direct action the cuhcle it draws from 1t all It's
kindly healing tho same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature Intended 1t shoud becear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
". l. CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayctte Street. Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
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xF IN EQUTTY-COLLETON DISTRICT
BILL FOR DOVER AND TO MARSHALL ASSETS.
AND FOB RELIEF-oATHERNE RUMPH, WIDOW
AND ADMINISTRATOR, JOHN RuMPH, DECEASED.
v, LoUIsAJ RUMpH AND OTHERS. CREDITORS oF
MRS RUMPH AND MARY A. B. STOKES AND OH
ERs, HEIRS AT Law OF JOHN RUMPH, DECEASED
Pursuant to an order Of his Honor Chancellor johnson
in this cause nade at the last February sitting OF tah
Court for Colleon District notice is hereby given ron
the creditors Of JOHN RUMPH, deceased, to prove tn
claims before st my Office on or before tns
first day Of September next B. sTohSs,
G. E. G. D.
Commissioners Office. oolleton District March 2sh.
1857. 1amc1 March ~
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as NOTICE T MARNERs.-cAPTAI AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin to anchor their vessels In Aaaley
River are requested uo to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvES, on the Charleston and St Andrews dde OF
the Aahley River by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, b. II
aarbor Masters Office. Charleston, February Q, 1895
FebTuary7
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@ BAToHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAR DYE 10 the best In the world. Tha
only true and perfect Dye-harmlsn, reliable, iustan-
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous t1''ts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ID effects Of Bad
Dyer Invgorates the hair, leaving It soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Batehelor. All others
are mere imstons and ahould be avoided. Sold by a
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, Nd 81 Brcley
5treet, New York.
as- BEwARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Dacamner 10 lY
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srWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e. NJ WHITING, Esq, a. q candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudiciall District at the next election
6eptarphar 1C
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s- MARIN LODGE NO. 2. L o. o. F.-rHS
Officers and Members Of this Todge are requested TO as'
eemble at Odd Fellows Hall, This Afernoon ats o'clock.
TO nav the last tribute of resect to our late Brotaa
ROBERT JORDAN. The Brethren Of the Fraternity are
reanectfully invited to attend.
NAV q c.FD. PETIT. Secretary.
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~ CHARLESTON Mocha 1cs sooIErY-You
are respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral Services OK
YOUR late brother member, Mr.. RoBERT JORDAN sr'
at Bethel Church, This Afternoon, at -Four O'Clock.
May % JAMES GUY. Secretary @. NJ B.
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ns- The Relatives, Friends and Acqus1nt.
auces of Mr.. ROBERT JORDAN Senior. and OF his hn'
y, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral seV
ces of the former at Bethel Church This AeTnoo' ss
Four O'Clock. without tfurtberinvisaon.
Nav 28
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.
TIE FENIAN PRISONERS.

LONDON, May M.-1Hie question, whether the
sss oas ~ gro ses public ahon The
press Of England and ireland, generally, urge
that tho sentences bo committed to transporta.
tion for life It is said that Minister Adams will
interpose to save Mcclure from the scaffold.
DrBI.M, May 25.-H the Fenians are to be hung
the authorities expect reprsals the part Of the
Ferians. The houses Of the Judges and Grown
Counsel are guarded day and night by armed
policemen. il oltizens' dress.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May 25.-Since tho London
Conference, the Eastern Question hes assumed
more importance; efforts will be made to set
tie it.
The United States offers to sell Russia the iron
clad Miantonomah, o frigato anu two new cruisers
Tho offer is likely to be accepted.
LONDON, May 27-Noon.-consols 9sl; United
States Bonds 723.
LONDON, May S7-Esening.- ss4; United
States Bonds Tag.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-Noon.-Cotton firm; Up
lands II; Orleans III; sales 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs steady.
LIvERpooI, May -Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet; Uplands lid; Orleans lid; sales 1900
bales. Sugar firm at 24s. Sd.
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sgERRORs OF YoUTH.--A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pro-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indsese-
don, WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity, send tree.
10 IL who need it. the receipt and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which he CURED Sufferers
wish, g to profit by the advertisers experance can do
90 by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
o-...S raaor ~4raok Naxv York
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@ THE GRAvEsT MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND early MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiolosy Of the Passious and tho
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first ago Of
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment eu-
ployed in this institution ssut In sealed letter
veopes free Of charge.
Address DR.. J. sKnLN HoUaHToN.
Howard Association, PhiladelphIa, Pa
Nav On amo
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HNoTIoE.-I, EMILY STATS, WIFE OF
JOHN a STATS Butcher, do hereby give notice thss
viii become Free Dealer In one month from dsse.
EMILY STATS,
Mayn tub+ King steetRosd-
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H5- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTTFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. T.
BAucH and p GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosNzAu, OF Par1sl, No. 500 Broadway, New York
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sS NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application will be made for ~
newal OF Certificate No. Sss. CITY OF CHARLESTON
SIX PER CENT. STOCK, issued October. 1855, dated ID
Msy, 1856, and standing In the name OF ". b. GOD
FREY. 1amoSmo MATCH 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as LOST OR sCOLEN.-THE FOLLOWING
THREE DRAFTS have mveteriona'v disappeared nom
our possession and we hereby canton all not to
deal in tharl as Mr. EPsTM has stopped the payment
Of the same:
I, Draft of P. W. pLEDaER for s1sss2, accepted by
GEO. r. INGRAHAM
2. Draft OIL. Fl. STEVENS for sss.11, accepted by
ROPER sTONEY.
8. Draft of T. J. DAVIS for s7o2s, accepted by GEO
n TEGRAHAM 20
May % EPsTIN HEMANehL.
ap NOTICE.. HARRIETT ABIGAIL stOh,
Wife Of VIM NJ SACK, Grocer. corner Of Lue street sna
Sears Lane give notice TINT thirty dsys afer date WILL
become Sole Trader on my own account
m.vos tuths1mo
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Washinxto , News.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-John H. surratt was
broughs into Court to-day to be tried for murder
brother Isaac had been brought from, Texas, and
was in the Court room. The defence were ready
for the .risl, but tha United States were not The
latterrepresented thst thoy had used due dill
gence but as yet had beon unsuccessful in proc ur-
ing the attendance OF four or five important WIT
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aEFINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate Of Mrs. HENRIETTA
HEATH, late Of Charleston, deoe.sed VIII present the
same properly attested and those indebted thereto VII
make payment to OTTO TIEDKMAN, Esq, corner
Washington and Calhoun streets.
MMLwARD ". HEATH,
Administrator Of Mrs. Henrietta Heath
M.xoa tuSf
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GALVESTON, May 27.-An attempt to collect taxes
here, levied during the war in Confederate cqrren-
cy, which would sacrifice tho property of Union
men, called forth an order from General. Griffin,
forbidding the collectionof suoh taxes. = - {.
Judge Rivers, of the Och District OF Texas, de-
leides that negroes are not competent witne sses
The sheriff Of Victoria County refuses to take
greenbacks as legal tander.i. flasl
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%DUTOHER's LIGHTNING F1H-NLLER
viii certainly extermnate these pesta ts use is per-
severed in Beware OF bogus Fly.psper, which Some
dealers keep becsuss they get 1t for nearly notn
Hon't b swindIed. Ask for DUTCHER'S which II sold
nv al live 3rnoofsta. limo Mayer
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.ia.i From Rhode Island.
a.PRoqDEN&,eR R. L, May N-The will OF shubaA
;: Hutchings,a leading merchant Of this city, who
: died last week, has bequest of $4,000 for the
education. and Improvement OF the negroes IN the
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Our readers may not be aware that there is, at
this time, fierce wsr raging in the Kingdom Of
Massachusetts, or more properly speaking whis-
key rebellion. MILTON somewhere asks the ques-
tion: s'Why should we affect rigor contrary to
he manner of God and OF nature?' That ques-
4 on has often been asked and never more beauti-
iully than IN FRANKLN's celebrated apologize OF
the Eastern Patriarch and his heathen guest,
whom he cast out because he did not worship the
rue God The Lord then reproved him. saying
that be had suffered this old man for ninety and
nino years, gave him food and raiment, and yet
ABRAHAM could not give him shelter for one night.
But all tie parallels Of Arabia could not make
Puritan tolerant. Massachusetts has run much
on the anti-liquor law, and eyon ostracises her
lone-tried and faithful Ex-Governor ANDREW, be-
cause he refuses to go the whole length of her
insensate fanaticism. The New York Herald says:
'An are quarrelling over the rum botte, and both
sides pull away at it, to keep their spirits up by
pouring spirits down-some openly and others
their name is legion) 'on the sly Massachusetts
is reeIng with excitement, and doubtless ere long
none will dispute her title to the distinction of be-
ing the druDkenest as well as the craziest, State
in the Union"
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WE HAVE received the following order, from
hIayor GAnIARD, relating to the, quarantine @ es-
tabfshed BY the United Suites Government on INC
,iooskt Of TI0rida and invite the attention
ping. merchants and others interested TO tho
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No. 8 West Fayctte Street. Syracuse, N. z.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the ssme.
March 80 ly
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NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-News from Brazos oia
Galveston says that the American Consul at Mon
<terey confirmed the capture of Maximilian. The
reply Of President Jaurez to Minister Campbell re-
counts tho grievances Of his party at tho conduct
OF Maximilian. He justities the, previous execu-.
tions and declines to promise, the safety OF Maxl-
milan in the case Of his capture. ). u. =.
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BY order u eo.oA.s, K. c. WOODRUFF,
Breyet Major U. s. Army and a. A: A. g.
.a,., CHAS. f. LARRABEE,
ou1' Firat Lieutenant 7th Infantry and a. A. A. q.
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by tho original act To carry out the purposes Of
the law in this respect as to residence, the Board
OF Registration should note opposite the name OF
tho person whose residence has not extended to
the full term, the exact time OF his residence as to
citizenship.
The qualification stated in the original act is
citizenship of State but by the first clause OF the
first section in the Supplemental Act, Inc regis
tratlon is to be made OF male ctizens OF the Uhis
ed States and as to oath the applicant is only re-
quired to swear that he is citizen OF the State
sm Of opinion that the phrase citizen OF the State
as used in the oath, is intended to mciude oniy
such persons as arc citizens OF the united otaGes
and citizens Of the State, and that an alien VINO
Court cannot safely take the oath-but as the
board OF registration have only authority to ad-
minister the present oath, they cannot require
any further oath or proof as to citizenship anu II
oil alien, who is not made citizen OF the United
States, takes the OATH he takes 1t ut his peril and
is subject to prosecution for perjury,
Second. AS to age no one entitled to registration
who is not at least twentyone years OF age on the
day he applies for registration; in this respect
qualification as to age differs from qualification as
exist nt the date Of registration, mas relation to
the day of registration and not to the day OF SUBJ
quent election.
Third. Next as to disfranchisement shall con-
slider tho various clauses Of disfranchisement ac-
cording to the order and division into sections
hercinbetore stated, and first as to the general
claims declaring Acknowledgement. The filth Sec
ton OF the original act denies the right to vote to
such as may be disfranchised for participation in
the rebellion or for felony ut common law. Words
here used, in the rebellion, must be taken to mean
in the recent rebellion. but the supplemental act
enlarged disqualification and requires the appli-
cans to swear th It he has not been disfranchlsed
for participation in any rebellion or civil war
against tho United States nor for felony commit
ed against the laws Of any State or the United
States.
these prorislons2 Whether we consider this dsa-
bility as arising out Of participation IN rebellion
or commission Of felony, the mere fact of partici-
patton or commission Of felonious offence does not
Of itself work disfranchisement 1t must be as
certained by the judgment OF the court or legsla-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

political events viii tra9spire, not on
ly in the States east Of the Mountains,
but in Oregon, Democrats should
therefore be up and doing. Now is
the time to take the incipient stops of
a campaign, We call upon the Dem
ocracy of this section to bestir them
selves. We request our agents every
where to pitch in and aid in giving
the DEMocRAT a wide circulation, We
shall make it better paper, every
way, IN the year ahead, than it has
ever been, because we shall devote
more of our time to our editorial dp.
ties and less to mechanical; and be;
cause, also, we will have more means
and greater facilities than we have
hitherto enjoyed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

WHAT 4 KENTUCKY WOMAN DID.--
A correspondent of the Louisville Courier,
writing from Litchfeld, Grayson county,
KY, upder the date of June l, says:
."As this is the season of the year that
ginseng is dug, one day last week wo-
man living FIVE miles southwest of this
place, with hoe and basket in hand, went
into the woods to dig for ginseng. and
made very profitable days work Of it,
She dug and gathered ten pounds of GIN
seng, worth Sc, so; caught young spot
ted fawn, which she sold to-day in Litch-
field for $40; caught and killed five
young gray foxes, for which the State
pays her S5, aud killed. two black snakes
and one rattlcsnake. Can any hunter
beat that? Shetook the young fawn home
and she having young baby, nursed the
fawn and baby from her breast at the
same time. am told it was a novel sight
to see the baby and tho little spotted
fawn sucking at the same time"
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EoIa Correspondence.

EoLA, Oregon, July q, 1867.
E,liior State Rights Democrat
find in last weeks DRMocRAr, under the
head of "Jottiags bg the Way, the follow.
ing: .The Christian Church was founded
by Alexander Campbell, man Of great cru.
ditiop and gigantic mind. He and his fol.
lowers hold that baptism by immersion is
the only valid baptism, and that when man
says, with the eunuch, that he believes Jesus
is the Christ, the Son of God and will be
baptised by immersion, he is on the road to
Heaven. They denv the power.
efficacy, and ofice;work of the Spirit, and
some 20 so far as virtually 20 deny his exis.
tencc.
Now, sir, in behalf of truth and Justice, l
feel compelled to pronounce the above state.
ment false, and without the shadog Of foun.
datiOn in truth for these reasons:
lst. fou say that Alexander Campbell
was the founder Of the Christian Church. -
This is not true and you know, or ought to
know, that the statement cannot be proven
by any historical work of acknowledged au.
thority.
End "And when n man saws, with the
eunuch, that he believes that Jesus is the
Christ the Son of God. and will be baptised
by immersion. he is on the road to Heaven. y
This, sir, is also false; for we neither be.
lieva nor teach any such doctrine.
3rd. "They deny the power. efficacy and
ofiee,work OF the Spirit" This is equally
untrue for We make no such denial, but be-
lieve in and teach the power. efficacy and
office-work of the Spirit-for proofof which |
refer YOU to " "Campbeli's Christian Baptist, :"
page 50.
You say, further, that ''Some go 81 far
as to virtually deny His existence" NJ re.
ply to this is, please name the man or men,
for affirm we hold no fellowship with such
have been n reader Of the DENocRAT for
some time. and have often spoken in praise
of its morality and teachings, and urged its
claims as family newspaper-little dream
/ ing that / was tn nave my religion assaled
in this unfriendly manner. In conclusion
| sir, will YOU stand on your platform as laiC
/ down in your first ISSUE OF the DEMOcgAT
| and let Christians alone? can assure yor
of one thing-such base misrepresentation
Of large and respectable class of citizens
/ viii not result in peeuniary benefit 30 your
self, nor advance the cansp you propose t
/ ADVOCATE.
! p. S.-I should haze noticed the fnregnin.
article sooner, bat owing to bad health wa
a.! prevented. II. N. WALLER.
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The Washington EIecti0n..The
New Dah0mey

We congratulate our darkey fellow-pit.
liens upon the signal SUCCESS that attend.
ed their performances in Washington at
the late municipal election in tina. city
They carried everything before them,
electing every candidate that wag on their
ticket. Bravo We congratulate them,
also, upon the way it was done. 1t was
a happy thought Of theiEs to compel the
white voters to take position 81 the rear
OF the colored persuasion, when making
their way up TO the ballot box. The
spectacle must have been one TO gladden.
the hearts Of Mr. lhawtes Sumner
''Judge" Kelley, cid Thad. Stevens, and
other white niggers," who have been Ia
boring so long and in so many ways to
make Washington City what il now is,
the capital 9f the new Black Republic
Ever since the election Of 'Lincolu and
fIanlin," it is true, Washington City has
been but little better than Il .nigger'
nest; all that ever made il respectable 81
tolerablc ip the eyes of man took leave oi
il when Soaihern ladies aud gentlemen
abandonqd il towards the close Of Blu
chanan'g administration. During the
war IL gas but rendezvous for every.
thing that was vicious. vulgar and vile
-tbe common resort ot shoddy patriots, .
thieTiag loyal lcagucrs, bounty jumpers
cut.tbToais and spies. We would mol
baye our ''culIud" fellow-citi sup
pose that the mere fact Of their OBJ.
tanning political asccndeney there is go
Ing to make it, morally, politically, or so
/ cially, worse than it was before. On the
contrary, We dare say they (thc darkics,,
vii. do what they can to improve it
But few barrels of the balm Of thou
sand flowers. with judieious distribu
| tion Of some night-blooming cereus, ough
TO be advertised for Immediately, rs tho
necessary steps to n proper beginning
Seriously, however, now that the capi
tai of the nation is thus becoming nndel
Radical inspiration, Nuisance of tn,
most abominable description, all decen
trI.ite men must unite IN an Effort to hau
the sent ofgovernmeHt transferred from
the District of Columbia altogether, 4
some Central point West, where the at
mosphere is purer and where the domina
ton, either of black niggers or white mig
gers, will not be so easy, Washingto
now is no longer place for men or VIC
men entertaining for themselves tn
slightest sense of selfrcspect. Itmay d
n little while longer for Yankee Cougres:
men aud other mean whites Of equal
low instincts, but all who have NOT joipc
the bigger.worshippipg throng will tax
caro- TO give it wide berth From til
Capi,olto the Treasury Department, rigt
anl left. lengih, breadth, depth an
height, it is o stencil now in good men
nostriIs. Away with it II Metropqlita
Rocord.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

IN speech delivered at Charleston,
Illinois, on The 18th day of September,
1858, Abyaham LINCOLN said:
Il will sag that I am not, nor ever
have been in faEor OF making voters or
jurors of negroes, or Of qualifying them
to hold Office, nor to iutermarry with
white people; aud | will say in addition
to this, that there is a physical difference
between the white and the black races
which will foreger forbid tho two races
living together on terms of social and po.
litical equality. | as much as any other
man. am in favor Of having the superior
positions assigned to the white race"
This was less than two years before Mr.
Lincoln's pomipation for the presidency
at which time he had neither experiene.
ed nor expressed any change in his orin.
ioas. But the party which adopted these
opinions and secured his election now
bases its claim to patriotism OIL the allie
CATION that it is and always has been +" in
favor of making voters and jurors of ne
groes."
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

YNHE SCHOOL LANDS REMAINING UN-
u sold in the counties Of Lane, ReuGop. Linn,
PDik, Marion and Claekamas will 10 Offered for
sale at public auction, at the seyerg couEtY seats
at the time herein denignated, on the following
terms
Minimum price, tuco dollars per acre.
On tracts chiefly valuable for timber one half. and
on all other tracts onethird Of the purchase mon
ey down, and credit Of two years on The remain
der, with the further privilege Of retaining the
money when due, as longas the .interest-l0 per
cent. per aunum-is paid punefmaIly. Sale t1
commences ~ o'clock =. n. at the court house. -
Lane county, u Eugene City, Wednesday, Au-
gust 2sth.
Benton county. 1t Corvallis. Friday, Aug. 30th .
Linn county, q Albany, Saturday Aug 3Ist
Polk county. Is Dallas, Saturday, September
Tth. n
claekamaa county, at Oregon City, Tuesday.
September 10th. ''s -
Marian esRnty. nj Salem. Saturday. September
l4th. /. Z. M00RES. Agent Of the Board. r
Salem. Oregon, Aug. S, Is67-y2n52w4