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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

furniiut.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Chuttuut sDd Walnut Chsia
Der sntss plain ornsnsnts H. FARBIhGTOhI No Jos
Canal at, Opponts Wooster. kstAbhshed l8t1
CPRING BEDS and BEDDING.
y Fot m. mo-, rofsbs and durable folding sprng Beds ehl
the mpute,orT RoG 40 and Canal junction of WshsfR
d.. FARRELL.
rY-Ah to tbs Metropolitan Bsd-G1
(Bediinr a spectlty.ll Prices moderate
WARREN. WARD g. Coz ,,c,o.,,.a
Established 1854 5000 .,.,, 49,,
Manufacturers ~ PARIOR, CnANbE+ LIBRA w HAt''l n.y.,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE Of tle lates. ttl2 tnl t-l ' "
c tuI rlultr lo.frA
hII good. saIrtrtt1 rfi rfft.iel
GOgIs carefully packed gee sbipVuE
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sita1tions aaluni,A- -NlaIts.

siuations &lanitS 5tlalts.
A RESPECTABLE young man, speaking En-
aus rr,. ee moderate salary can furnish uetcep'
torsts ~ rsu,s eipaty aud Integrity Address l. H. L.
Tribune o4ee
A WATCHMAN's SITUATION WANTED
y h7 arlu liable FRO particular strong able ari ete
so r.~r-ce Appy o. "r df-- Tor i',r oys =
SITUATION WANTED 10y n young man
sr g references Or would take FobtES pace u
ann, ct. house Expectations moderate Apply address Tor
three i.. o. on, 80 uyan Bratst south Brooklya
SITUATION WANTED by young man
" Abroad BAKEfur undo stands tue husessor would take
PORTER Can give good references Wages moderate AyP
20 30 ne Cetarst &c. y. hh1AN
A SITUATION WANTED as BARTENDER
~ by Young man understands the huSaessi has No
reference Apply to or si-r-'s J G B, tribune once.
SITUATION WANTED as CLERK Ill
~ Business ii"a,eBy who has had years OF eH
rnce would oIrr bis services a. 10 build hinsrfup APP
TO address fir TERRENCE EMMOL NO lOl hin2ye
VOCAL MUSIC.-An experienced Italian Pro-
fs.or gentleman superior vocalist who can furnish TIE best
private families Address SIRUrIORB BoH No 10 Tribune Ouce
NVANTED-A SITUATION az FOREMAN
In Shoe Manufacturing business bg gentleman who Is
tboushr yerd IT, branches especially IN Ladies' faueJ Shoes
ne cutting atirrn vel custom or team Work and no
las .a past years the prominent hrms 10
Ill who want competent HELP, Male or
~ Coautrr, such as Cochmeh Hfooms sers
Isosr. Servants Farm au Gardeners, Boys Cooks chamber
Samstr,sss Lauudsss lunseNorars
Immediately Ted az CARPhNI hhS ShbhCI
SERVANTS lNSr UTE Ma 1913 he'eh 81 corner OF SItn ave
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shuaiions Glmito- fmal,s.
A GERMAN GIRL wants q situation 10 do
~ GENEHAL HOUSE NORy COOK. WASHER aud lRONER;
bee, u rerrrue Apply at 50 ~ SaDust, near Bosery
Il1 BLEECKER-ST.-An English Lady, n
- ihoash housekeep desires The supervision o. bachelors
or suss hnarol o-co1 he country. would travel
b,yry crossed r Atlantic muv Wond be nund nvauabs AZ
For part. tu'urs address or eaii ou Mr, BARRETT
INANTED-By a competent, tidy woman with
ALTON the country o. 40
COOK d, lc washing al ~ sl ny an excellent
Lts males pfsiry sag,s ~ ta az ~ S' SecosdaIe.
A III respectable Families. Boarding houses and
~ Ilofe an supplied good SBRVANTS ron al nations,
Protestant Caihoc iOKKSrOSS onee No - asekerst
CITY and COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
~ sc,u1n employing COOL ffam women aud gr AZ moderate
psre nicely ,ue T. CAHRoLlS Agency No o1 Srh ac
Ao vatlE pot robust ers ac autel 'na mail girls
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SECOND CLASS-CLOTH
so yards Fancy List Blue Cloth
700 yards Gray List Blue Cloth.
2OlD Yards Saved List Blue Cloth.
1900 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth.
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EOR SALE-BEAUI lF VI NlL lila J. ~. ~ >
tie Ceutaave or Boulevard We.tcbee CouB nile fom Tie
s River o. she Hs Railroad and within quarter
~ also b tie Orsecars Wci
re-t TlIave Railroad and within thTese hils 81 nile
cf H. premises high beautifully located hos tne
% he Ia ades end Harlem River I4 properly possessing al
he with the o.! he city, renders
erv l those wishing purchase with veS 90 tle erection
suburban residences VIII be cold ps o. an
on e..r trr Tor frher parcu sppy MULLER NLhlNS
Rotate and Auct0letrs Nc. PInest fsIl5l
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Sutton Salts Of Zeal Gstat,.
j. BLEECKER, SON q o., Auctioneers.
J. JOHNsON H., hrru00fc:-
by JOH n son g. NJ ILL Err,
~ ACCTiONRRRS AND
RIAL ENTATE b ROKRR


BY JOHNSON & MILLER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Ne 25 hasAgsr. cor oED4EsT. Ktv-ToEL -,
City Residence Stores Lots Country ssat, and F bought ,od
rented hGaed Loans uegotstc Auction ofiuuars 6s
TUESDAY. Nov. a.
GRaGT GBjGtRSEb SALE Or ThE DhL4ScE OF TnR iic9s
PBoSPECT PARh Lots hEAk ThG GRAND EAsIiktI ~
THIS WILL BIZ THB GREATEST CHANCE or THE SEASON
ADVANCE GREATY Is VALUE siy per to s nav remain on
morgsss Maps at No rs Nassust n y ard 7 Montague st.
ALSO ABSOLUTE SALE OF TwTYTYTwo VALUABLE FLAT.
LiSSTS. BETWEEN LovELASE AND vERSoNGvE commenting
so ee from ihi latter locate In t.e ru99s Part Of foiih ns
advantages Of tue country With he eoneelees Of tie e, without
TUESDAY Dee l.
GREET sGfE 6P So eii0iCf RP00EiYS LOIS sPLTynmLY
LOCATED MAR PROSPECT PARK ON SACkEIr. PhE.lDkNT.
PfRRYAyEs. BuTLER UEi0S bEGEAW CRoWN AND MoNt-
G0MEWSIS Particulars ueItveek Maps val be ready Que veeA
RY JAMES ". MILLER.
II WEDNESDAY, November p.
=" - By dRpRF or lIF SUPREME Cjti.r
No l@ FoIRIHSr-The valuable t,ee story ed e1t-un hes
with AZ the modern improvement, hrh 9e White marble 'Gn I'D
lttomey br rl,eie
ADRIAN H. MrLLuR Abdomen.
HOUSES and LOTS on ONE-HUNDREl(-
ANurFRST ST.. the Central rsrf-ApuAN a. Nl
IbR r. WiLkNS Co.. VII ~ al toon on ,iS,Al GOV,
north size of Ouehuldrc au- st T., '9 feet
new ard substantial ana contain about Map. and i pert
Lars at tie oae q Ne Aucioaecrs. No ll.est t,el
l COLE, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE of yalu-
- Able Hrookyn MIS- COLES SOS vl eel on % t,
DAY Nov q s,i9 ceoei tie Commercial Elease No Do Pat
No 20 Coai, class brrrops rtbou.s and lot opposite
Carroll Psrf; s.lr p ieet o inches ~ f'et v,. u,
cellar bc stores end dvere, Win vss'o- hi s'1', rear
C.aiosse. ,rd tor ot ist srr All Fa.larar,.
siu1yesaltave near Pust eis,s story b'et t'',men'
Maps a. slhs oc Of NE Aaeoursr 80 2 fiost hroola
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THE ELEMENTS OF AGRTCULTU RE.
"A BOOK FOR YOUNG PARMERsJ
~ GEO. b WAXING ~.
Fsussry agricultural Eagner Of the Central Park IN EsvYorL
Author Of Draining ~ PROT nd Draining for HsauA
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY BByIsBDJ
II. food Of Pi.an, lie character Of their parts,
os G.5 accom-. q d. I,l.eos's,
What healthy Trosts depends bod, and to Asina life
THB SOIL
What it !, ana boz it Is formed, The .ab'olL
lis relation u Vegetation; Mechanical improvement
i. fertility and bsusHuesii ,v
ch,rse,er nd kinds Liquid Nsuure
Dirsuoa-How Il act. on IN, Magore ron asrsut ADirlL
Food. and bow 1t sfeeH tue Night Soil
Waste Of M.Bur. Tsh
E,spofsuea Green Crops
IeaebiaI. Mineral Msnursa
MUCK Gusro and sepsr PbosphatA
lime. lruRatloE
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
DraunE With 1TsL Narrowing
sabSoil PloviaE convatnE etc
Aa.lys' Of soualy doubtful ssfoa. Ps'. parts Of Piinh
The foregoing d, discussed plain simple snE,E.
that farmers boU undsrstabd
The boob written by successful practical farmer and fall 81
Information, good advice and sound doetiBs.
MR GREELEY ssu IT, "Tho0gh dealing With f,eti unfamiliar
many and scarcely bard word IL the
254 be read In the Of two
ss thoroughly oad The leisure bo" Of week. sSd pity
she tn or poy Young ind dull reading
Hardly any that be will learn something Of value
from s psrsI, ignors undsvoPed that be essno
generally understand Il and farmer farmers son can study
oasbty without being better and 'usssa saa'AO A.
PRICE oSR DOLLAR
Seat By mall, post paid
Also, By the sam, author.
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
By Gao. wARrEo IT,.
Hpgpeer Of Draining Of Central Psrt. Esv.Y0rf
Containing:
I.ud 10 he Drplned and reasons Why's
How Drns act and bow tbeJ saec, the sOi
How 10 H. OF sTstem Of Drsiasi
How 10 make the Drains;
Care Of Drains and Drained Land
Whist Draining costs; WhhFTi
How o make DfaG llesi
Itees ming salt MaDhesi
House Drsiosge and Town Sewerage and
IAs ra'e PaofusELr ILLUSTRATED
Sebt By mall % receipt Of price
Now RkADT
EARTH SETS;
now TO MAKE THEM
and
HOW TO USE THIN
Gro Y. WlHiso. H.,
Author q The cut Of AerealmTs Dr,is5s r ,I TI
Draining for Health" neb Agricultural Engineer o Vie NtnNA
Illustrated With HanJ weed Eags,ng.
Gdlrsa THE TRIBUNE.
hE#lOAK
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21
Notice.

IN OD1Geee
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, WARNING
IN the public against buying or trading for
either of four promissory notes made payable to
j. @. Thornton or bearer. for the sum ofthree hun
dred and seventy five l$376,) dollars each, aud
bearing date. September 25th, 1857.
Two of the above notes are payable in one year
from date, and two in two years from date.
The above notes were obtained by misreprcsen-
tation and without consideration for value received,
therefore I win not pay them.
THOMAS MONTEITH
Albany, Oregon, Oct. II, l867.-p3nl7w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

The PAIN KILLER Is by universal consent oil.
lowed to have won for itself q reputation unsur
passed in the history Of medical prcparatIons.-
It's instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction Of Pain in all It's various forms In,
cidental 10 the human family and the unsolicited
written aud verbal testimony of the masses In Ia
favor, have been, and are its own best advertise
ments.
The ingredients which enter into the PAIN Kill.
LER, being purely VEGETABLE, render IL = per
feetly sAFg and edicaeious remedy taken internal.
y, as we'll IS for external applications. when used
from its use Is readily removed BY washing with q
little alcohol.
This medicine Is Justly celebrated for the cure
Of 50 many Of the Affections incident 10 the human
family. has now been before the public over TWEN.
TT YEARS. and has found iu way into almost CIV.
cry corner Of the world and wherever IL has boon
used. the same opinion Is expressed Of its medical
properties.
Ia any attack. where prompt action upon the
system is required, the Pain Killer IL invaluable,
Its almost instantaneous effect in Relieving Pain
l. truly wonderful and when used according "a
directions. IL true TO It's name. . PAIN KILLER.
IL Is, in truth. = Family Medicine. and should be
kept in every family for immediate use. Persons
travelling should always have Il bottle Of this rem.
edy with them. II IL not unfreqncntly the case
when persons are attacked with disease. and be-
fore medical aid can be procured. the patient l. be.
S""a buS n"PS VI Estof1Iys hh& beeu assa N
severe cases Of the CHOLERA. and has neYes
failed IN a single ease. where IL was thoroughly
applied on the aTst appearance Of the symptoms.
PAIN KILLER.
Taken internally. should be adulteFnied With milk
VI water, and swcetened with sugar. IL desired. OF
made into = syrup witk molasses. For . Cough
and Bronchitis. a few drops on sugar. eaten, will
BE- found more effective than anything elss For
Sore Throat. gaTglc the Throat With = mixture oi
Pain Killer and wafer, and the relief il immediate
and the cure positive.
Es- II should not bc forgotten that the Pain
Killer is equally NJ good 10 take internally ~ TO
use externally. Each bottle Is wrapped with full
directions fog It's use. Please Read the Printed
Directions.
Bay none but the Genuine. Manufactured by
PERRY DAVIS 4 son. Prpprietora.
No. Is High -. Providener, L.. |.
March so. Is67-v3nIi3m.
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Application OF Administrator for
Order TO Sell Real Estate.

In the County Court Of Linn county, Ore.
g0H.
March Term, 1868.
WHEREAs. A. GREGG. ADMINISTRA-
tor, with the will annexed, Of the Estate
of James Lewis, deceased, prays n license 70 sell
the real property Of said estate. viz The east half
Of the s. 4. or Of Sec. % the West half Of the
S. w. or Of Sec. 20; the East half Of the n. L.
ar, and the East half of the s. Z. or Of Sec. %,
also 3 tract Of land Is rods wide of the North side
Of the North side Of the N. w. or of Sec. 20, 10
TIP. II, South Of Range 4, West, in Linn county,
Oregon, containing 346 acres more or less.
Therefore the next Of kin, and all persons inter
estsd in said Estate, are required TO appear before
said Court, at the Court House in Albany, Linn
county, Oregon. on Wednesday. the 9Th day of
April next, at l o'clock p. m, to show cause why
said license to sell shall not be granted.
EDWARD r. GEARY,
March 8, 1868. County Judge.
CRAEoR d HELM. Atty's. n3Ow4.
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CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY.

o. s. PRESBYTERIAN C~HuRcH-Rev. w. j.
Nonteith, Pastor. Preaching at IL An.
UNITED PREs. C~HURcH-Rev. 5. q. irvine
Pastor. Services ut IL a. 4. and in evening
Sabbath School at q P. NJ.
Co-SeREaATIoNAL CHURcH-Rev. j. +. Damon,
Pastor. Services at IL A. n. and Z P. N. Sabbath
M. E. CuuRcH-Rev. C. G. Belknap. Pastor.
Services at IL A. n. and Z P. n, Sabbath School
at r. n,
RAPTIsr CHuRcu-Rev. r. C. Hill, Pastor,
Services on the LIST and 3rd ,Sabbaths of each
month. at IL o'clock A. N. and at candle-lighiing,
Sabbath School at 3 p. II.
MRrHoDIsr CHURCH, SouTH-Rev. w. A. Fin
ley, Pastor. Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sun.
day Of each month, in the Albany District School
House.
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cHGScERY CAUSES.

Bridget cOsgrOve vs.. John Cosgrove-Divorce.
CranOr d Helm for pPf; Stout 4 Reed for deFt.
Jeremiah Rhodes vs.. Ann R~hodes-DiVorce.
Cranor & Helm for pl'G.
Eagle Wooden Mill Co. VS.. Thomas Monteith 4
Harvey STANDARDIZATION continued from last
term. Strong, Cranor & Helm for prf; Russell,
Powell and Logan for deFts.
A. c. Layton ct al vs.. John Burres ct aL-Action
to prevent waste. Powell for plf; Russell 4 Dali
ton and Thayer & Burnett for deFt.
Philester Lee VS.. Thomas Summers-To enforce
conveyance; continued from last term. Kelsey 4
Powell for Prf; crsnOr & Helm for deft.
James Il. Ritchey ct al vs. Board Of County
COmmissioners-Writ of mandarin in Road case.
J. G.. Powell for deft.
Mary j. KEGS vs.. Jacob Kees-Suit in chaneery
continued from last term. Powell for ppf; Rus
sell for deft.
z. n. White VS.. James Balch, Harriet Balch ct
GE-suit in equity. Cranor b Helm.
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Circuit Court Docket.
CRIMINAL CAUSES.
ATareh Term, 1868.

NAlAANAL CAOSEos
State Of Oregon vs.. Gordon cOOper-Indictmsnt
for assault with intent to kill. p. C. Sullivan,
Prosecuting Attorney. for State; cranOr 4 Helm
for dert
State Of Oregon VS.. LeObOld Laeher-Indictmeni
for Larceny, continued from last term. Sullivan,
prosecuting.
State of Oregon vs.. John Cosgrove-Commit.
ment; escaped from constable. Sullivan, prose
cutting.
Sullivan, prosecuting.
State of Oregon vs.. George Lewis-Indictmeni
for perjury; not arrested. Sullivan, prosecuting.
State of Oregon rs. Thomas Lilly-Indietmeni
for assault Sullivan, prosecuting.
State of Oregon VS.. Charles Kreuger-Indict-
for selling liquors without license. Sullivan, pros
eeuting.
same vs.. Same-Same OHense. Same, prOsecu,
ting.
State of Oregon vs.. Archibald ~Rader-Indict-
nent for forgery; not arrested. Sullivan, prose
cutting.
Stat. Of Oregon VS.. Harrison vanbiber-Indict
ment for selling spirituous liquors without license
Sullivan, prosecuting.
State of Oregon vs.. S. Montgomery-Indict-
ment for man-slaughter; change of venue from
Marion county. Sullivan, prasecutingi Cranor i
Helm. defending.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Zseheus Van 0rman ". VIM. NJ. 0wsley-Ae-
ton to recover personal property and damages
continued from last term
W. II. Shaw VS.. Joseph Hannon-Action at Law
continued from last term. E. F. Russell for pI'f
]. c. Powell for def
G. Parrish vs.. Vim. Observation-Disclosures
Russell for pPf; Cranor L Helm for deft-
Michael Ward vs. Martin ~Payne-Action on en-
dorser's guaranty. S. Ellsworth for pIf; CranOr
& Helm for deft.
II. K. Schooling VS.. Isom c~ran6lI-Debt. era
nor & Helm for plf.
Jacob Gillespie vs.. Tho's II. Weggar and John
wilson-Debt. il. Walton for pra Russell for
deFt.
Perry Hyde vs.. II. A. Davis and Vim. Ross
Action to recover possession of real property. +.
A. Chenoweth for pl'f; Powell for deFt.
E. q. Griffin Va. H. Fred McKay-Debt. Pow
ell for prf.
SAINT Meek Va. Allen Hash-ActiOn at law for
conversion OF property. Ellsworth AID CFanoT q
Helm for pig.
John n. Osborn VS.. Alfred II. o~sborn-Action
At Law. Kelsey & Oleneal for pl'f.
Samuel Denny vs.. Thomas Monteith-DamAges.
Thornton and Strong for prf; Cranor i Helm for
dsft.
I. c. Dickey vs.. G. W.. snoderIy-suit to fore
close mortgage. Cranor L Helm for pI'T.
COmley L Sloan vs.. C. C. GodIey-TO foreclOse
Lien. CranOr 1 Helm for pras.
COnley 4 Sloan vs.. David A JohnsOn-Suit 10
fOrecloss lien. Cranor 4 Helm for Plfs.
Omar Sylvester vs.. c.. C. GOdley-Suit to fore
close lien. Powell for pPf.
Omar Sylvester vs.. c.. C. Godley-suit to fore
close lien. Powell for pPf.
John S. Barry vs.. C. C. GOdley-TO fo~reclOss
lien. Powell for pPf.
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Notice OfFinaI Settlement OfGuar.
dian.

1VSA1C WI AAASA OcDGECAAAcnG Oh Ou8Fs
dian.
hAVID PREWETT. GUARDIAN OF THE
estate of the nonresident minor heirs of
Minerva Crank, deceased, late of Linn county,
Oregon, has this day filed his accounts in the Coun-
ty Court Of said Linn county, praying a final set
Element of the same, and asking to be discharged
as such guardian. Notice is, therefore. hereby
given that said application and settlement will be
heard aad determined at the Court House, in the
city Of Albany, Oregon, ON
Tuesday, the It'll day Of Aprz, 1868,
ut which time and place all persons having objec.
tons to said accounts and to such discharge are
required to file their objections in said Court at
said time. EDWARD r. GEARY,
Albany, March 8, 1858. County Judge.
CRASoR 4 HELM, Atfys for Guardian.
y3n29w4
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ADVERTISEMENT


LOOK At THlSI
TNRoM THE DATE OF THIS ADVERTISE
ment till the 18th Of March,
SIXTY DAYSi
WE WILL SELL
u T I STOCK
NER
AT COST
10 exchange for cur Goods, which We bind our
selves 10
SELL AZ THE LOWEST FIGURE !
We must have The
Cash OF AIerChantabIe Produce!
Those persons knowing themselves indebted to US,
either by note or hook account, are here
by notided that q settlement
must be made within the
above sixty days.
This viii save
costs Of
jan. IS, 1853, W.. v. PARRISH 4 co.
vsn23yI
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
IN
GENERAL |!
NORcRoss g. coWAN,
4 NOW RECEIVING AEn oppyryaA
I..~. .nA prIl ...
Haie0 Inv Fui AsSVtsm0ht VI
---
DN 0OO"S
S'
HAhUWAhE, 6huCehIES, &Cy &C
O'Ane part o.
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Cow BELow.-Mrs. A. B. Paxton, Mrs.
K. Cheadle, Messrs. Norcross & Cowan and
Mr.. s. E. Young, all of this city, have gone
to San Francisco for the purpose of purchas.
ing their spring and summer supplies Of
goods. In the absence of Messrs. Norcross
& Cowan their large salesroom is being fur.
nished with new and additional shelves. and
put through a general course of cleaning
and repairing for the reception and advapta.
gecus display of their new stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

The DELMONIco.-0ur well known and
much respected felIow.townsman, Dr.. Lister.
has purchased the interest of Mr.. Cooley IN
this famous Restaurant, on the corner Of
Washington and First streets, with a view
to making sundry additions and improve.
ments theretO-particuIarIy in the sleeping
depaEtne nts-and keeping a frst-cIass res.
taurant in its fullest meaning.
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THE CrRcUIr CouRr.-At the time we
write this the Circuit Court docket stands

TIL CIRCUIT CoURT.-A the time we
write this the Circuit Court docket stands
thus:
Chaneery .,....s".. ....,,..........s 80 80 Q
Several cases Of moro than usual interest
will come up for adjudication. Among them
are the following:
Eagle Wooden Mill Co. rs. Thos. Mon
teith and Harvey Smith. Injunction
Strong, Cranor & Helm for pl'fs; Russell,
Powell and Logan for def'ts.
Samuel Denny rs. Thos. Monteith. Suit
for damages for $4,000. Thornton and
Judge Strong, of Portland for pl'f; Cranor
& Helm for delft.
State of Oregon rs. 8. Montgomery. In.
dictment for manslaughter change of ven'
ne from Marion county. Sullivan for pl'fi
Cranor & Helm for deft.
Two Radical papers in Salem have ut.
tempted to prejudice and ~forestall public
opinion by publishing articles rejecting Sc.
verely upon the defendant in this latter case.
All we propose to say at present is simply
this; He gave q bond Of FIVE $1,000 with.
out any difficulty, and applied for and OBJ
tanned a change Of venue to this county
where he lives and where the crime with
which he is charged is alledged to have been
been perpetrated. lie most emphatically
denies being guilty, and rs no will be de-
Tended by the ablest of counsel, We have but
little doubt he will be acquitted. After the
case shall have undergone judicial investiga.
ton we may have a little to say in reply to
what has been said by the Radical papers af.
aforementioned. The habit in which some
editors indulge of besliming men charged
with crime prior to legal investigation is
frequently fraught with pernicious conse.
quences and sometimes helps to subvert the
ends Of justice; and it is often the case that
if these villifers were required to throw the
first stone ut their victim, they would stink
out, one by one, looking Us mean as a sheep.
killing dog when conscious that his innate
meanness and v%illainy have been discovered
by his master.
Frsrtyu Wa again call attention IN the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

THoxAs HAMPTON. s. y. AcsMpx
Hampton & Mcbride,
UNDERTAKERS,
AND
Dealers In Every Varsity Of
FURNITURE
AND
CABINET WARE!
Bedding, Spring Mattresses,
HAIR. pULU. MOSS. WOOL. &C.. &C.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
Rexeuted In FIrst-CIaas style.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
On First Street, Under the Democrat Office,
ALBANF, OREGON.
May I. lse7-v2p3staugis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

PRECINCT CONFERENCE.-The Democratic
Central Committee have recommended thai
the Democrats of Linn county meet at their
usual places of voting in their several pre-.
cincts, on Thursday, the 24th day of March,
1868, at | o'clock, P. n. for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to represent them in the
County Convention, and for the further pur.
pose of nominating their precinct officers
We hope the primaries will be well attended,
and that their deliberations will be conduct.
ed IN q spirit of candor and justice worthy
of the cause and the important interests in.
Folved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

FEsrIvAL.--We again call attention to the
card of the ladies of the U. p. church, in
another column, announcing a supper at
Parrish's Hall on next Thursday evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

BALsAN.-Mrs. Stipp's Thoracic Balsam is
good for your wholesome" Try a bottle.
You will find it for sale at either Of our city
drug stores.