The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-24
cRlNiNAL.

The term OF the Circuit Court Tor Linn coun'
~, to be begun and held on Monday, the
26th inst
CRIMINAL. -
State of Oregon vs. Gordon Cooper.
State OF Oregon VS.. Leopold Locher.
-Statepf Oregon vs.. John .Gosgroye.
State.Of Oregon VS. George Lewis.
= State of Oregon vs.. Thos. Lilly.
State Of Oregon VS.. Archibald RAIDER.
State Of Oregon VS.. Albert Hays.
State of Oregon VS.. Thomas Boyer.
State of Oregon VS. L. Brown.
State OF Oregon Us. L. Brown.
State of Oregon VS.. Moses Abrams.
State Of Oregon vs.. Moses Abrams.
State of Oregon vs.. Geo. Hunsaker.
State Of Oregon VS., Joshua Sylvester.
State Of Oregon vs, Frank Dalton.
CIVIL CAUSES.
freeman, Smith s Co., vs.. A. COhn.
j. II. Coghill & Co., vs.. A. Cohn.
NJ. Berkowtz VS.. A. Cohn.
Jacob Underhill & Co., vs.. a. Cohn.
Corbett & MeLay vs.. \. Cohn.
r. A. Swain /. Co., IS. A. Cohn.
Cyrus Westake IS. \. Cohn.
Zacheus Nan Orman vs. Wm. NJ. owsly,
D. F. SpAngler vs.. A COhn.
L. Rosenbaum & Co., VS.. A. Cohn.
Wallace Cushman vs.. Robert Burns and
Mason D. Smith.
Hurd & Parker vs.. Omar Sylvester and
C. G. Cooley. =
W. W. Parish & Co., vs.. L. s. Rogers,
ct. nj.
D. W. Ballard IS. Geo. w. olerl, ct. al.
D. w Ballard vs. Geo. w odell.
DIV. Ballard VS.. Bluford B. Marks, Ct al
s. H. Griffin VS. II. Fred Macka.
Alex. Dodge vs. W R. Mccord.
H. Rudd vs.. Berry EvaEs.
Hurd & Parker VS.. C. C. Cooley.
Omar Sylvester vs.. C. C. Cooley.
James P. Hoguc Executor, &C., Es. John
Burris, ct. al.
CHAScERY.
J. D. Hurd vs. E. d. Sloan, ct. al.
Obediah Jennings vs.. W. II. Gearhart,
ct al.
Prieilla Windam vs.. Douglas Windam.
Zerilda Willard rs. Franklin B. Willard.
Thomas Morgan, Guardian, VS.. jacob
Kees, Executor.
Z. n. White, vs.. James NJ. Balch, ct. al.
Leighton Blain, vs.. Rachel Dinwiddie,
ct. al.
DEAD-On last Monday Drs. Rice and
Graz of this city, and DR.. Smith of Peoria,
performed the operation of amputating the
the leg of Mr.. j. H. Lines-reeently man
gIed and crushed by a wagon running over
it-and on last Wednesday evening he died.
There is no doubt but that he would have
died from the effects of the wound If ampa-
tation had not been performed, and there
was bare possibility Of saving bis life by
the operation: but unfortunately the age of
the nan and the severity Of the case DOOM
ed the hopes of his friends to bitter disap-
pointment Mr. Lines was 81 years old =
was at one time Clerk of Linn County. and
was universally respected by his friends and
aequaintences. He leaves an estimable
family to mourn his fate.
CLrB MEETING To To-NIGHT.-There will be
meeting of the Albany Democratic Club at
the Court House at I o'clock this evening,
when business Of great and momentous i'm
portance will be transacted. We trust that
full attendance Of members will be there,
90 that business can be conducted with
spirit and facility. All the members Of the
"bIoody Kuklux Klap,' and Prices
army" and '' Forests raiders" etc. etc,
are expected to be present. Radicals can
come if they choose, but will be required to
take back seats, as this is to be White
Mans Meeting. Prepare to bleed S'death !
AccIDExr.-We learn that one day last
week e little son of Mr. John r. Smith, liv
ing near Lebanon, fell on the edge of an axe,
while chopping wood. and cut his forehead
In to the skull bone. It made horrible
cash, some three inches in length, across his
forehead, and endangered his life for several
days, but IT is now thought he will recover.
PIc-KIc.-We understand that a school
picnic was held over the river. in Benton
county, yesterday. The Albany Brass Band
atootsd'' on the occasion. A pleasant time
was doubtless bad.
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