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Saturday Morning, January 15. 1870.

REDUCTION IN PRIcE E-O CLUBBING. The
WEEKLY CLEANER contains more reading
matter than any other family paper pub
lished in the South -thirty.two long
columns, printed in clear type. It is
filed with original as we'll as selected
matter editorials. correspondence. gene
raj news, markets, kilograms, interest
ing stories. sketches. poetry, etS Its
columns are now graced by a, highly
entertaining nouoeAetle, the production
of lady of this city, and which has
been pronounced by disinterested critics
rs equal to the very best Of "Marion
Harland's" works. This story is entitled
"Orkney, or the Fortunes ofJuliet Clay
burma tale of the Palmetto State, and
will run through about twenty numbers
Of the "GhEANER. AS we are desirous
of introducing the paper-which is in
every sense q ''home conspanion"
every family in the State, we have de-
termined to reduce the yearly subscrip-
ton price, as tollows-payable, in all
cases, in advance: Single copy $2.75;
ten copies, Ito one post Office, $25. 90;
twenty copies $45.O0; fifty copies 800.
Tho CLEANER and the "Rurdy Carroll
nian"-the popular agricultural monthly
will be furnished, for one year, at
four dollars. Address orders to PHOENIX
and CLEANER Office. Columbia, s, @.
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THE SANTANA SWINDLE.

Of course, nobody supposed that we
were so anxious to buy or lease the Bay
of Samana, merely for the pleasure of
seeing the American flag float over that
sheet of tropical water. 1t is not oftener
than once in century. that we go all the
way to the West Indies, merely to in
quire the price of putty. Certain indi-
viduals of us in and around Washington,
thought there must be something family
resembling private speculation in the
trade. and hence our anxiety to make it.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Sun, whose letters reflect the
opinions and sentiments Of that journal,
which is the political friend Of the Go,
vernment as it is, gives us these little
hints as to why we were so very anxious
to strike a bargain with San Domingo:,
''The speculators in Samanai Bay are
quito anxious to hurry their job through
the Senate, before the subject can be
thoroughly discussed or fairly submitted
to vote of the people directly interest
ed. Why this violent haste. if the thing
be right in itself, and why this large ex-
penditure of money, without any urgent
necessity? By waiting patiently, all
these islands will fall under our influence
or into our possession, by q sort of ma
tural law, and without the expenditure
of dollar of the national treasure. Ger
tainly, there is no immediate urgency for
an acquisition 80 costly, and there is no
impending danger that renders it pre-
sently desirable. It looks very much as
If the whole scheme was put up,' for
the last news tells us that the opposition
to the sale or surrender of the bay, Is
the only issue between Baez, who made
the bargain for his own selfish interest,
and Cabral, who heads the bulk of the
population against it. The secret Of al
these nasty and concealed negotiation.
is that there is good deal of money ir
the transfer, which is expected to line
somebody's pockets" %
That thia purchase of the Bay Of Sa
mana will pay somebody handsomely
there is little or no doubt. The whole
thing was job, the Louisville Courier
Journal thinks, put up for the benefit o
certain members of the lobby and thei
friends on the floor of either House
The necessity for naval station in The
West Indies just now is more apparent
than real, and is by no means very up
parent ut that. The so-called or pre-
tended necessity was merely the pretex,
for the swindle. It is not impossible
that the Government may sometimes find
it necessary or important to secure 8
naval station here and there, but the Go
vernment should see to it that sucr
transactions are not brought about solely
for the benefit of such public plundereri
as those who secured the purchase of the
Bay of Samana. . Il.
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A little girl. repeating her Sunday
school lesson, gave new version to q
familiar passage: eye cannot serve God
and mamma"
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The weak and emaciated mother saya.
My health and strength is restored by
the use Of" SoLoMoNs' BITTRp~ N21
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Us1fkp STATES CcuMf-.Hon. Geo s.
Bryan, Presiding. -.Es Farte A: f. Ford
in WV W. lfarlcess Petition for sale of
ohossss in action. Granted s II
ES parte J. i. Dawson, of Anderson.
Petition ior Anal discharge. Referred
to O. q. Jaegsf, Registrar. p
ES parte Wni. Power in re w. B. Bell
Petition to eAtablish lien. Registrars
report confirmed.
Er parte JAMES A. Fowler in re w. A.
Cheek. Petition for sale. Registrars
report confirmed.
E.c parte w. u. Evans an re L. K.
league. Petition\to sell lands, &c. Re-
port confirmed.
Er parte G. P. Copeland in re d. II.
Compton; e.c parse VIM. McGerkin in re
j. r. Cochran. Petition to sell. Regis
trar's report confirmed.
The following petitions for final dis
charge were granted: George w. Rasor,
Of Anderson; Stephen p. league, of
Laureps: Thomas Y. Harris, Of I.an-
rens; Elijah H. Cherry, of York; Baram
b. Foster, OF Spartanbutg; James Gam
6rei, OF Anderson; Dani@ P. Mann. Of
York; Charles P. Remsel cof Richland;
James Ratteree, of York; Mac l.. Sibert.
of Abbeville; J. s. SimA of Union:
Charles @. Thames, of ClareA Adon; Alfred
W. Thames, of Clarendon.
E.c parte Charles SellmeA of Ulm,
Wirtemberg. Petition for 4tizenship.
Granted.
Er parte Alphonse Gagnier, 81 Rouen,
France. Petition for notice of intention
to become citizen. The usual oath
was administered
On motion of Hon. Henry Buist, the
Judge appointed Hon. II. BUST, w. Z.
Mikell and r. Siegling, Esqs., to ex-
amino Mr.. E. B. Seabrook, an applicant
for admission to practice in the United
States Courts.
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A Coop TRotaHF FoR THE New YEAR.
Rev. Albert Barnes says: .'The world ia
becoming better every year, every month,
every day. In its progress society takes
hold of all that is valuable, or that con-
stitntes.real Improvement, and will not
let it die. That which ia worthless is
by that which Is useful; that
which is Injurious and wrong is dropped
by the way; that which goes permanent.
ly into the good order of the world alone
is maintained; and Christianity never had
30 firm hold on the intelligent faith of
as it has now"
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M1ih AnslANdhMsrrs,--Tbs North.~,,

~
.M&fh ARiIANdhMsNTa. The Nortberu
mail is opened for delivery at 8 a. M:
closed at $50 q. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. m.; closed at $40 D. III.
Greenville, opened at 8. 80 p. M; closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened ut $50
n. M; closed at p. nj. Charleston.
levening,) opened at 8 q. M; closed at
4.oo p: m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 n. m.
! WEDDING CARDS; aED En- GNvnLorEs.-A
lot OF wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received:
which will be printed in imitation of en-
CRAVING, ana at less than one.tenth the
cost Gall and see specimens at PHoNIx
Office. = -
ADVERTISING Doas.-The New York
Democrat says: Merchants in Savannah,
(aa., advertise in novel way. Dogs run
around the streets with blankets on, on
which ore painted nts.
Then there is some use these hydropho-
bists can be pnt to. But won't it iniure
the local papers?"
The Republican thinks it o doo,Red
mean trick for merchants to bring their
goods before the public in that way, and
threatens, if it is not stopped, to petition
the Council to kill all the dogs, even
those with collars on. We presume that
the petition will be cheerfully endorsed
by the sausage manufacturers of the city.
'-.e
| NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.- is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mornings:
w. ID. Love Co.-Selling of Cheap.
Mrs. 8. Townsend-Private BOARDING..
| P. Cantwell-Saur Kraut.
| Campbell &, Jones-Pickles, &c.
d. Goodman-A Gard.
Assignees' Sale at Williamson. -
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AN AGED CRIMINAn-In the Essex
County Court IN. J.) Tuesday. Jacob
Labnugh. of Bloomfield, who has been
charged in the courts, at different times,
with nearly every crime known to the
law. except murder, was called M on n
number of charges, and was sentenced
in each case to pay the heaviest fines that
the court could infict. Upon eight
charges of fornication, Labaugh pleaded
guilty, and was fined fourteen dollars
each and costs of prosecution. He
pleaded guilty to q charge of assault and
battery. and was sentenced to $500 fine
and costs. He was accused upon two in
dictments for larceny. and was sentenced
to pay fine of 500 and costs In each
case. Labaugh's last appearance in the
same court was upon charges of burgla-
ry, and of the most loathsome of crimes.
The complainants subsequently, disap-
peared, and the prosecution was, after q
time, by some means, discontinued. La
Baug h was formerly respectable farmer,
and is still man Of considerable pro-
perty.
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PRINTING INK.-The ink we are now
using on the Star, is from the works OF
mir. u. q. Robinson, Philadelphia. We
are much pleased with it, considering it
equal to any ink of the same class we
have ever used. The quality and price
ought to recommend it to every printer.
Wilmington IN. c. IMo,nino Star.
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equal 10 any INK OF the same class we
have ever used. The quality and price
ought to recommend it to every printer.
Wilmington IN. G. Morning Star.
FINE PRINTING INK.-We take pleasure
IN calling the attention of printers to
the advertisement of Mr.. @. E. Robin
son, ink manufacturer, PhiladeJpliial j.
The Morning Ge'Os is printed with ink
from his manufactory. 1t is clear, well
ground and of good color, and is sold at
very reasonable price. In fact, il ia
the best ink for the price that we have
used, and we cordially add our endorse
meDt to the advertisement. Et1t
lSauannaA (Ga Netcs.
We are using Mr.. G. E. Robinson's
printing ink, and find all that is said of
1t In the numerous extracts above to be
true. - Portsmouth Transcript. 4. ......- D.,
We have received from Mr. w. II.
Bernard, Wilmington, q sample can of
printing ink, manufactured, by G. E.
Robinson. Gray's Ferry Printing Ink
Works, Philadelphia, for the sale of
winch MI. Bernard is agent Tor this Sec
ton. We have tried the sample, and
consider it superior to any ink We have
o'ef useu, costlhg as little money. We
think the printers of the State will do
well to purchase their ink from Mr.. Ber-
nard. . ..'
Col. VIM. 81. Bernard, of the Will
mington Star, has placed MS under obi
cations for liberal sample of Robin
sons Gray's Ferry Printing Ink, the best
and cheapest article of news ink now
offered in the Southern markets. We
have used many kinds of ink during our
publishing experience, but can cheer
fully commend Robinson's make assupe-
rlor to almost every other ink we have
tried. 1t may be ordered directly from
". d. Bernard. Agent, Wilmington, IN.
o., great convenience for Southern
publishers. -Plaindealsr J16la
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The SAINTS OF WALL STREET. have
been calculating the amount gotten out
of Wall street, for some years past, bS
various thefts and swindles, exclusive OF
the regular operators, and I estimate it
Mt So, ,OOO,O or 5000, 900, per annum.
rms seems an enormous sum; but If you
will take the tronble to count ND the
forgeries. embezzlements, ETC., you will
see that am rather under than over the
mark. Those who steal, should remem-
Der to steal enough. If they descend to
petty amounts. they will be thrust into
the Tombs. If they rob on Il magnifi-
cent scale, they will enjoy the advantage
of IL compromise, and the reputation of
being clever scoundrels. You remember
the bank officer, who, some years ago
went to n lawyer and informed him he
had used 100000, belonging to the
bank.
'What havo you done with it?"
Lost it all in stock speculations.
Haven't you any left?"
''Not $500"
''And you want my advice?"
eyes. very much"
"Well, then, go bnck to the bunk, and
take 5000, 600 more"
You're jesting with me-
mot i'll the least. Take the 5000. 900.
Confess your embeZzlement. Offer to
compromise by paying 100000. The
bank will refrain from prosecuting You,
accept your terms, and enable you to re-
tiro with an independence"
The lawyer was right. The bank did
exactly as lie said it would. The default
ing officer took an airing in Europe, re-
turned here. pretended to resign on &C.
count of his health. joined fashionable
church, and is to-day regarded Us a pat
tern Of moralities. Cor Cincinnati Times.
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time. but il produces perfect aud permanent cures
of the w"rs cases of Chronic Nasal catarrh, and
'oW poy $500 repard far a case that / cannot
cure. "Co,d in the bead' aud Catarrhal Head
ache arc cured with few applications. II you
have y discharge from the nvse. offensive or 9TH
crwise, stopping up of the ut times, partial
loss Of the of smell. taste or Acaring, eyes
watering weak. feel dull, have pain or pre- essar
in tho head. you may rest assured that you have
catarrh. Thousands annually. without manifest
ing ifalf Of the above symptoms. Terminals in
Consumption and end in the grave. No disegs
is SO common. more deceptive or less understood
by physicians. will send my pamphlet on Ca
tarrh to any address free. Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is pow
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ccpt of GO cents, four packages for two dollars
Beware Of c6untcrfeits and porthLess limitations
See that my prirate Stamp, which is posifire
guarantee Of 9enuinenss is upon the outside wrap
per. Remember that this private Stamp, issued
by the United States Government expressly for
stamping my medicines. has my portrait name
Gcnuineness" engraved upon it, and need not be
mistaken. Don't be swindled by travellers and
others, representing them.e ewes ms DR.. Sage |
am the only man now living that has the knowl-
edge and right to manufacture the genuine Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. and never travel to sell
this medicine. r. v. PIERCE, M. D.,
1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
jui22v5n49y1-chn qrly
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. X. DoHEETY RETURNS MIS- SIN
IL cere tbauks u his numerous psIssis for
their patronage. and would take this eppostunity
u remind them that hs continues 10 consult nj he
Institute for the cure Of chronic diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Gsnito- Uri-
nary Organs. and ali private disea,es, vii. syph-
is in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness.
aud all the horrid consequences Of se!f-abn.e Con
orrhosa. elect. Structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnai
emissions. Sexual Debility. Diseas~s Of the Back
aud Loins. Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kid
nsys ETC.. etc. and he hopes that his long expert
and successful practice will continue to insure
him share Of puhlic patronage. BY the practice
Of isany years in Europe asd the United States,
be is enabled 10 apply the most efficient and sue
crssful remedies agains: diseases Of all kinds. lie
uses no mercury. charges moderate. treats his pa
ticnix in a correct and honorable wa, and has
references Of upauestioHabls veraei.y from men
Of known respeetabilty and high standing in soci-
ely. All parties consulting him by letter or ether
wi6e will fe-sive the best and gcntiss: treatment,
and iispliet seefec-.
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SEkERIFF'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Id out Of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Linn county, to rlc directed. in favor of
Eliza Denny and against w. W. Parrish and j. c.
Mendenhnll and Mary e. Parrish, for the sum of
$3 ,060 G5 in U. S. gold coin, and interest and
costs, have this 10th day Of July, 1870, levied
on the north half Of the east half of Block num-
ber Thirty-four (3D. in the city of Albany, coun.
fy Of Linn, State of Oregon. as laid down on tho
recorded plsts and surveys of said city. on 6e in
tho Clerks Office of said Linn county, together
with the tenements, heraditauients and appurte-
nanccs thereto belonging or in any wise apper-
tainng of the Real Estate of W. W. Parrish and
j. c. blcndcnhaIl and Mary e. Parrish, and on
Saturday, tie 18Th daycf Auguyt. 1870,
at the hour of two o'clock p. ~, will sell the
same at public auction, in front of the Cfnrt House
door, in said county, to the highest bidder there
for. II. A. IRVINE.
uf9w1 Sheriff Of Linn county, Og'n.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY ny 4. cowax & CO.

ALBANY. July %. 1870.
The following are the prices paid for Produc.
and the prices at which other articlea are Ecllin
in this market:
Wheat-whitc, per bushel, 10 cts.
oats-per busiiel, 30a35 cts
PotatOes--per busnei, Soc. dull.
onions-per bushel. 75e@Si Is.
Fiour-per bbI, So 50@4 20
Buttcr-per pound. Is cts.
Eggs-pcr dozen, 25 CTS.
Chickcns-per dozen, 50 50d3 90.
Pcaches--drisd, per pound, f542o cts.
Pork-per pound. 5Gl6 cts.
Sheep, per head 81 50@,S,2
Beef-on foot, 5fL @ cts..
Soap-per pound, 5G1 81 cts.
Salt-LiverpooI, per pound. 3 cts.
'' Carmen Island, $2a2 so q 100 lbs.
Heavy Golden Syrup-per keg, IS 90.
Extra Heavy Golden syrup-per keg, S. SO.
Tea-Young Hyson, per pound, 81 90
-Bfatk, 75GSl 90.
Japan, 81 Is.
Sugar-crushed, per pound. is@2o cts.
.' Island, lI@I I31 cents.
:" SEA 141 cfs.
Cofce-per pound, 230l25 cts.
Eaiis-cut, per pound, 64@7! cts.
White Lead-purc, per keg, SO 00G14 90.
Linsced Oil-boiled, per gallon, 81 30G,I 90
Turpentine-per gallon, 81 25@1 80
Dcmestic-brosyn, i4@16s ctr.
Hickory-striped, per yard, 1925 cts.
Bed Ticking-per yard, 2j@5o cts.
Blue Drilling-pcr yard, 2D6125 cts.
Flannels-pcr yard, 50@62l cts.
Prints--fast coiors, per yard, 123c.
Rife Powder, per pound. 75cMSI 90.
Candles--best, per pound, 20(033c.
Rice-China. per pound, 120116 cts.
Tobacco-per pound, 81 0GM1 IS.
Saleratus-per pound, lG3 cts.
Beans White, per h., 3@5c.
Dried piums--Without scads faar III On ~,
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A MAMMOTH Law SuIr.-We have re-
ceived from California, u pamphlet
containing the complaint of Samuel
Branon, who sues the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. in equity to nc
count for $50, ,000,0 900. We see the
name of Benz. L. Butler as one OF
the counsul for plaintiff. If it goes
through the courts, it will be account
ed legal phenomenon rs suit of
such magnitude has never before been
presented to the Judiciary of America.
1t is commenced in the District Court
of the Fifteenth Judicial District OF
California, before Judge Dwinelle;-
Lut from the form and grounds of
complaint, the intention is to reach
the Federal courts .--Commercial.
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To Females.

when female 10 In trouble, af1ictcd with
disease. as weakness OF the back aud limbs. pain
in the head dimnss. Of sight, loss OF muscular
power, paip,siipn Of the heart. rritabiiity. ner-
sousness. extreme urinary difficulties. derangc-
nept Of digestive functions. genera debility. va
gniiis. all diseases OF tho womb. bysieria seTli-
ty. and all other diseases peculiar femses; she
shyald 20 write y; the celebrated fem lie
doctor. W. X. Doherty. AZ his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor il eaectias more cures than any other
physie.z In tie State of California. Let no false
leiicacy prevent yen. but apply Immediately and
saya yourself from painful snferings aud prstna-
tare death. AL Married Ladies whose deiica:s
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
In their fatalities. should write or call at Dr. W. X
Dohertys Medical Institute. and they will recsive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors off,
ces are arranged that be can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
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THE Ore9onian. in its reply to Judge
Bosses letter, says: % In the North
the number of colored is comparative
ly small, and they are generally intel
ligent. In the South the number is
large, and ignorance predoninates."
That's true; why then the propriety of
giving that mass of ignorance the bal
lot, if the suffrage. as you have con-
tended, ought to be based upon intel
lgenco? The reply also says: "Boise
thought he could n t carry the heavy
load of negro suffrage" Yes sir. and
il he did, his prediction was right
Negro suffrage has cleaned us out in
Oregon and will in the Government.
If we carry out your progressive prin-
ciple on the subject.-Dalias Rcputi-
can
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To Correspondents.

Patient. residing in any par, Of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice Of DIR. Doherty in their respective sases and
who think proper tp submit a written statement of
such, IN preference TO holding personal interview,
respectfully assured that their communication
win be held mos; -scrrd and confidential.
Ifthe care be fluffy and candidy described, per-
souai communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet regimen and the general treat
ment of the Including the remediesl, will be
forwarded without delay. and in such . manner as
to convey idea OF the purport Of tho letter or
parcc so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Adde'S, W. X. DoHERTY, NJ. D..
San Francisco, California.
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EpcrnatOrrhwa.

DE-. DouERrr has just published an importan,
pamphlet embodying his own views and experiences
in relr ton TO Impotence yirility. being shor,
ON Spctinatorrhna or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection. and other diseases ofthe Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all. whether married single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents
In postage stamps for retnrn postage.
Address, W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D.,
v3n3stf San Francisco, Cal.
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Female Monthly pills.

DIR. PEnnAuLr is the only agent in Califarnis
for Dr.. BIorr's Female Monthly Pills. Theii
immense sale has established their reputation as
female remedy, unnppr" achcd and far in advance
of every other remedy for suppressons and irreg
ularitics. and other distractions in females. Or
tho receipt of five dollars, these Pills will be sent
by mail or express to any part of tho world, So
cure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance Gun be cured at home, by
addressing letter to DIR. PERRAULr, corner OF
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10
and IL. or Box 973. P. o., San Francisco, atating
the as minutely possible, general habits Of
living, occupation, etc, etc.
All communications confidential. .junsy1
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Cureds& Home,
NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEMENT

81 VI. POWELL. EXECUTOR OF THE Es-
tate of Richard W. Powell, deceased. having this
day filed his fnal account of his Administration
of said Estate and rendered the same for settle
meut it is therefore ordered that
1uesday, the I'd day of 4agust, 1870,
at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ at the Court House
in the city of Albany, in said county and State,
be appointed for the hearing of objections to such
final account and the settlement ef the same, and
that notice hereof be given by publication in the
Estate Rights Democrat, newspaper Of general
circulation in said eounty, once week for At
least four successive weeks before said day.
By order of sand Court.
S. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
June -, iSTo-n45w4.