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Notice.

q Notice is hereby given to all whom I'll may con-
cern, that application will be made to the Cover
nor of the State of Ohio, on behalf and ior the
pardon of Andrew Russell, who was cohylcteu
Term A. d. 1867, of the Court OF Common Pleas
in and for Jackson county, ana was sentenced
by said Court to the Penitentiary lor the Term Oh
six years. A,
Tie said application will be for hearing on the
10th day of August A. ID. 1870, at o'clock p. NJ,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can ne hearu'
ANDREW RUSSELL,
by James Trip & u. W. Laird his Atty's.
Iuly 2i 1870,
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Born AGAM.-A humorous old man
fell in with an ignorant and rather i'm
pertinent young convert, who proceed
ed to inform the old gentleman in very
positive terms, that he could never reach
heaven unless he was born again, and
added, "I have experienced that change
and l feel an anxiety" "And you
have been born again" said his COM
panion, musingly. eyes, trust l
have" "WeIl," said the old gentle
man, eyeng him attentNely, 81 don't
think it would hurt you to be born once
more -
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Containing upwards of ITO acres, situated in
Jefferson Township, Jackson County, Ohio ten
miles south of jackson, five miles west of Port
land, and within four miles of two of the best
furnaces in the county-Jefierson and Monroe.
Soil rich, we'll watered, under good fence, and
in high state of cultivation.
The above farm will be sold at S35 per acre, one
fourth in hand, with three years time to pay the
balance. Those wishing to purchase will do
well to call soon.
June2 2,T0-3m d. p. MORGAN.
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Last week the Irish Protestants,
ofNew York, known as the Orangemen,
celebrated the anniversary of the battle
Of the Boyne. The Irish Catholics
attacked them, and a terrible fight en-
sued, in which several Catholics were
killed, and many wounded on both
sides.
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Notice.

Rebecoa j. Robertson of the county of Meigs, in
the state of Ohio is hereby noIihed that William
Robertson did, on the I'd day of July, A. d. 1870,
iile his petition in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
tv of Jackson and State of ohio, charging the
said Rebecca j. Robertson with wlllful absence
for more than three years last past, and asking
that he may be divorced from the said Rebecca
j. Robertson, which petition Will stand for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
Dated this Dist day Of July A. ID. 1870.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
CIV. BY James Trip, his Atty.
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The members of the bar of this city de-
sire us to express their sincere thanks
and we'll wishes to Judges Loomis and
Plyley for the able and impartial man
ner in which they presided over the
late Court of Common Pleas, A larger
amount of business was disposed Of
than at any other court for many years.
Judge Plyley has been on the bench
almost continuously since the first Of
January, and at the close Of our term
seemed to be worn ont and weary.
We hope he will recuperate and con-
tinue to give the same general satistac-
ton, wherever he may be, as that ac-
corded to our people during his few
days stay with US. = Ironton Journal,
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MURDER-A short time since Maj H.
r. Boyle, deputy sheriff of Tazewell
county, Virginia, was brutally murder
ed by ReeS Luster. The said Luster
is a man about six feet high, light COM
plexion, light hair and blue eyes; is be-
tween twenty five and thirty years of
age; has scar commencing about the
middle of his forehead which increases
in size as it runs up towards the hair
above the forehead; and his ordinary
dress is jeans of blue mixture with
white; and when last seen he was wear
ing arough run down pair of boots, car
rying a carpet.bag A reward of four
thousand dollars has been offered for
his arrest. Point Pleasant Register.
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The Census.

OAK HILL, OHIO July z, 1871.
Editor Standard
/ have comT leted taking the Census of Hamil-
ton township. Recapitulation stands thus:
Number of dwellings visited, lOB; Number OF
Families visited, 202; Number of males enumer-
ated, 5J6; Number Of females enumerated, 512i
Number of males foreign born, 20 Number OF
females foreign born, % Number OF deaths du'
ring the year ending June /, 1870, u.
Respectfully yours, MOSES MORGAN
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"A letter was sent TO the Cincinnati
Gazette last week, stating that Griffin
Halstead, an aged man, and the father
OF Murat Halstead, of the Cincinnati
Commercial, had been murdered. The
report is false.
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Medical Association.


The Medical Association Of Jackson County
met at jackson c. H.. July 5th, 1870 Present,
A. B. Monahan, Baker, Gorslene, Newell, Sylves-
ter Crumit, Kitchen, johnson and Caldwell.
President Monahan In the chair. Minutes of
previous meeting read and approved. The COM
mittee appointed to confer with DR.. Pickett re-
ported that the doctor promised to attend
course of lectures the ensuing winter. Amotion.
was adopted to permit him TO practice until that
time. DR.. Caldwell read an interesting essay on
Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis, with reports of ten
cases, which occurred as an endemic in the vi
cinity Of Beaver in 1868. Remarks were made
by different members, Including DR.. o. @. Miller,
prcsent), on the pathology and treatment, dur
ing which several other cases were reported. All
agreed that the treatment usually adopted has
boon unsatisfactory large majority Of cases
proving fatal. DR.. Gorsine reported case, in
which the patient during labor, became coma
tosc continuing 81 hours; the pulse all the while
imperccptlble at the wrist; slow but complete
recovery Imputed to nervous shock and con-
gestion,
DIR. johnson read an essay on Dysentery, which
gave rise to n lengthy discussion, and inter-
change of opinion relative to the pathology and
treatment D, Macklcy, being present. made
some intelligent suggestions on the importance
of careful dieting in the disease which showed
clearly that had he studied medicine, he might
have affixed an honorable ''r" to the initial D.,
which occurs in his name
DR.. Kitchen read I'M essay ON Podophylin,
which entities him to the credit Of some original
ideas with regard to Its therepeutcal effects, and
the action of chologOgues generally
On motion. the Secretary was ordered to notify
Drs. Cross and Drake to appear before the Asso-
citation at next meeting with reference to Gre
dcntlals.
Subjects for dlscusson-Dysentery and Chol-
ogoguos.
EssAYIsTS.
Baker, subject, Cholagogues.
Sylvester, :" Lcptandria Vlrglnica.
Monahan, " Mercury.
This proved to be one Of the most interesting
meetings of the Association. Let every mem
bor use his utmost Cxertion to promote the in
tercsts of the society, not only by attending him
self, but by inducing Others to do so. Visitors OF
the profession, and others, are respectfully In
vted to attend the meetings
On notion adjourned TO meet at Jackson, first
Tuesday In August, 1870
A. Il. MONAHAN, President.
WIN. SYLVESTER, Secy.
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A FaiInre.

The last number of the Chillicothe
Advertiser, Democratic0 contains an ar
ticle showing that there is serious trou-
Bile between Mr.. J. r. S. Bond, editor
of the Gazette, and prominent Republi-
cans of Ross county. This man Bond,
as Republican editor, is failure. lie
got up a trouble in Athens among the
Republicans, which RACES to the present
time, and bids fair to destroy the party
in that county. His success in Chilli
Gothic has been little better, To show
how political matters have been tend
ing since he has had control of the Re-
publican paper in Ross county, we give
the majorities in 1864, 1866, 1868, and
1869, taken from the Tribune Alma
mac. We believe Mr.. Bond took charge
of the Gazette about the end of the year
1867.
In 1864, Lincoln had majority in
Ross county of 1871. Democratic ma
iOrity in 1866, was only 90. In 1868
it was 65O, and in 1869 it was 1885, No
wonder that the Republicans are dis
contented.
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AT Conneaut, Ohio a man named
Ralph Wright, aged 80 years, murder
ed his wife by splitting her head open
with an ak. 1t is supposed that he
was insane.
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We wish to call attention to rather
remarkable article on the fourth page of
the Standard this week, taken from the
Cincinnati Commercial. 1t contains some
grains of truth, but more of falsehood'
We presume that the writer is the Mr.
Cockerill, who is so praised in the lat
ter part of the article. But the richest
Joke is, that the article claims that a
number of Republicans in this district
are opposed to a protective tariff. The
truth is, not only nearly all the Repub-
licans, but very large proportion of the
Democrats, perhaps a majority ofthem,
are in favor of tariff for protection.
Let Col. Cockerill, or any other man,
make that the issue, with Mr. Buhdy
on the ticket, and Bundy's majority
will be at least three thousand. just
trV IT,
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Republican County Ticket,

For Prosecuting gAttorney-JoHN L. JONES.
For Coroner-ISAAC ]. WHITE.
For Recorder-THoNiAS ;. EDWARDS.
For Commissioner-SA SAMUEL 6ILLII4AND.
For sherif-JoHNsoN WADE.
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ollowing delegation:

F. G. SEARL, Scioto Co.
B. +. CoRY, Lawrence.
WIN. NASH, Gallia.
A. b. MoNAnAN, Jackson.
SAMUEL BURwELL, Adams,
H. G. JONES, Vinton.
June 27, 1870.-td Committee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.

-Cougress adjourned last week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.-The De-
mocracy of Linn county assembled in
convention on last Saturday in this city,
and selected the following named gen
tlemen as their standard bearers in the
present campaign: For County Judge,
J. j. Whitney; School Commissioner,
7. J. Sites Coroner, j. Q. Stewart !;
Treasurer, Capt. Shields; Assessor, 4.
G. Sperry; Surveyor, Thomas Riggs !;
Commissioners, NJ. Payne, Jason Wheel
er Clerk, A. c. Jones Sheriff, r. n.
Irvine, Representative, Thos. Aunkers,
j. Ostrander, w S Elkins, W. +. Al
exander, Geo. r. Helm; State Senators,
r. Ii. Crawford, Enoch Holt. The
ticket is not a satisfactory one, and the
curses of the bedrock Democrats thereat
are both loud and deep. We expect this
frothy excitement among Democrats
caused by the nomination of certain men
on the ticket, will eventually blow off,
and generally speaking the whole ticket
will be swallowed; but there is a class Of
men who have hitherto trained with the
Democratic party that now declare their
intention to leave the rotten concern
swear that they will not vote for the
ticket. And they hold the balance of
power. They have told us 'if the Re
pubIicans nominate good ticket we will
support it with our influence and our
votes" We reiterate it, Republicans of
Linn county, you have but to put for
ward as your standard bearers honest and
true men whom the people of the county
can rely upen, and go to work with the
determination to win, and success will
crown your efforts. The fates are propi-
tious. The Democratic party in this
county is full of discussions and bitter
ness. Faction is battling against faction,
and thinking men are beginning to as
sert their independence of party tics, and
will no more vote ticket they cannot
endorse merely because it is labeled Dem
ocratic. Our cause is just and right,
and we will be victorious if we but put
our shoulders to the wheel aud work
while work is to be done.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

CICUIT CoURT-Adjourned on Satur-
day last. Following is the disposition of
causes not reported last week
Susanr ah Banford vs. James Banford; dis
missed
Wm. Riley VIM. Lewis, c. F. Shaw, E. f.
Russell; continued.
Sendcrs, Sternberg & Co. vs. E. b. Hughes ::
judgment for plaintiffs.
State of Oregon Archibald RAIDER forgery
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. :
State of Oregon Henry Meyers sellna )
liquor to minor-fined 500.
State of Oregon VS.. Al Scribner assault with
dangerous weapon-not guilty.
State of Oregon Henry Meyers selling
liquor Sunday-ined Sl0
State of Oregon VS.. VIM. Tally selling liquor
on Sunday--fined SO.
State Of Oregon VS.. J. T. Grouse; selling Hq-
upon Sunday-fned so.
State of Oregon NJ. Pierson selling liquor
to minor-fned 800.
State of Oregon VS.. Gordon Cooper assault
with intent to kill continued.
State Of Oregon VS.. Leobold Locher; larceny
continued.
State of Oregon VS.. Edward E. Turk /; murder;
jury trial-acquiaed.
w b. Blain D. Michael; injunction issued
by County Court, etc. Injunction dissolved and
dismissed.
Mary Jane kecs VS.. Jacob KEGS, executor, etc.
Case ar2ued, and Court has the case under con-
sideraton.
Hiram Smith ct A. exrs, VS.. Permand & Lucy.
ming their ferry boat over lot No 4 in the city of
Harrisburg. Injunction granted.
Joseph Brenner admitted a citizen of the United
States,
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ORIGINAL.
To-Guess w no.
BY KLoNAS.


My heart goes out to thee, darling, tonight;
My soul cries out to thee with passionate might !!
Heart cease thy throbbings Soul, be thou sill.
Subdue thee must with resolute will
Life is dream to me, I'm dreaming of thee
Would might break the bonds, would were free!
Would L might wake, and, waking, despise
The passion that masters me, meIts NE in sizei
Yainly L wish it thou holdest in chains
heart that would die for thee unmindful of pain 5,
Love at its widest ne'er before was wild
As the love that give thee, pure, undeliled.
Life seems SO sad to me! All these past years
What have they brought to me? sadness and tears!
How looks the future sad it must be,
Since fate denieth thy love to me.
But matter though to me as cold as the snow,
You cannot prevent-nor Wherever 20,
The low whisper, deep down in my soul:
Il love thee! love thee beyond human control.
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The EIGHTH SECTION OF THE Plat
FoRM.-Thc eighth section of the Dem
ocratie platform as originally offered, read
as follows
9Th. That the continual payment of
the semi-annual interest on the bonded
debt of the United States, without abate-
ment, together with other enormous ex-
penses for which the people are taxed,
makes an burden too intolerable to be borne
without. an effort to find some speedy
means of relief That the amount of the
bonded debt is increased more than two
fold by the venal, illegal and unjustifable
terms of its contraction. That there is
neither justice or wisdom in the repeated
payment of the principal by the contin-
ued payment of the interest That it is
no part of good policy or good govern
ment to embarass the energies of labor
and all business enterprise, by excessive
and oppressive taxation for the benefit OF
combination of untaxed capital. That
the aggregate semi-annual interest has
more than compensated the bondholders
and that to relieve the country and re
store prosperity, the public bonded debt
of the United States ought to be regard
ed as cancelled
On motion of Humason, of Wasco, the
last clause was stricken out, and the fol
lowing inserted in its stead f:
That to relieve she country and to re
store prosperity, we favor an equitable
adjustment of the bonded debt of the
United States
The dishonorable and treacherous sen
timent remains the same, says the Ga
zetfe, "although it now stands forth II
the select and comely garb of select ans
ingenious phrase. And thus the issue i
made up. The party which has sacrificed
SO much for the life of the nation in tn,
past, will rescue its name from dishono
now. Again the hideous crest of treason
is lifted in our midst, but the people ar.
true at heart, and will trample it in tn,
dust,
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One week from My DIarcc.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

Monday-Had suckers for breakfast.
Suckers and sassidges are the 2 luxurys
ov life the other luxury is ezy boots
Tuesday-Awoke with splendid he'd
axe, caused by drinking two much water
the evening previously and going to bed
ut nine precisely. Breakfasted on the
butt end of sassidge and felt like
dorg.
| ednesday-Reckollcc! of asking
man In Niesseury cf beans was a sure
krop in his parts. He said they waz saz
"sartin az revolver" Reaeckted on
the danger of carrying concealed weep
ons. Reckolected agin of being in Nu
Hampshire during severe sno storm,
and innocently enuf remarked that I
never see epything like it, and was told
| by one Of the Eafroom boarders that it
warnt nothing, he had seen it fall over
| thousand feet. i" What" sez /, !" thous-
and feet, level" No, sed he, {" but
thousand feet from on high" I refeck-
ted how ezy it wuz for some people to lie
and tell the truth at the same time.
Thursday-Rcckolleck once more
ov being on Red river, in Arkinsaw, and
seein large piece ov frame by the side
ov the road inquired ov private citi-
zen, who was leadin mule by ov his
ears, what the frame work mought be.
He said it waz g big fiddle, and took 3
yok ov oxen to draw the bow, and they
had haw and gee to change the tune"
Reheckted on that passage in the poet
wich sez " man is fearfully and wonder
fully maid," and thort the remark might
apply TO the fiddles in Arkansaw without
spiling the remark.
Friday-Visited my washerwomaB,
and blowed her up for sewing ruffies and
tuckes in the bottem ov my drawers.
She was thunderstruek at first, but ex-
planned the mystery by saying she had
sent me by mistake pair that belonged
to -. 1 blushed like boiled lob
sters, and told her she must be more
keerful in future about such things; 1
might be ruined for life.
Saturday-Wr this diaree for the
week from memry, and | am satisfied
that I've got good memry- Refecktcd
upon the vanity ov human wishes re-
fieckted how often I'd wished to be rich,
and how seldom my wishes had bin
grati6ed Resolved in the future not to
wish for ennything until had it three
weeks, and see how l liked it.
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DESTROYING FISH. - The Owyhee
Aodtdnche has the following, which it
calls Fishing with vengeance. The
man who would destroy fish in this way
ought by some means to be taught bet
ter:
Colusa Bill, stage driver on the Boise
line, informs US that fishing by means OF
giant powder is being extensively in
dulged in at the Snake river ferry. The
mode of operation is to take piece OF
the cartridge, attach percussion cap and
fuse as for blasting purposes, and fasten
all to piece of wood. They then row
out into the stream and throw the infer
nal machine overheard Fastening back
to the shore, deafening report is soon
heard. The ground shakes, the waters
surge to and fro, and fish in great mum
bers are seen floating belly upwards on
the surface Of the river Nothing Is
then required but to take the boat and
gather up the spoils. This Is an exPe-
ditious mode of fishing, and eifectuaiiy
supersedes nets, hook and line. Like
nitro glycerine, it is a principle OF giant
| powder to use its greatest power on the
greatest point of resistance, which o. o.
course is downward in this instance. Il
is the powerful and instantaneous con
| cussion that stuns and kills the fish,
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN WYoMNG.-A
report reached Bryan ON the I'd instant,
from South Pass, that band of Indians
made raid on the Wind Ri er Valley,
on the 3lst ult., running off horned
stock, and killing man named Irwin
within a mile of Atlantic City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

CuANGEs.-By order Of the Presi-
dent the Fifth Military District has
ceased to exist. Texas is created a sep
arate department, Gen. Reynolds COM
manding. The Department of Louisi-
ana is broken up and Louisiana added to
the Department of Texas. Arkansas is
added to the Department of Missouri.
The new Department Of Texas is to form
a part Of the Military Division of the
South
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

WooD's HoUsEuoLD MAGAz1NE-
This neat little monthly grows in interest
and worth. For the large amount of
matter it is really the cheapest magazine
in the country. Only 81 per annum.
Send to S. S. Wood, Newburg, New
York
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

A special train of IL cars, loaded with
tea from San Francisco, was thrown
from the track near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
March 2sth. The ground was soft, and
but little damage was done to the cars,
and none to the tea.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

FIGHT.-The last deposit of $1,000
each, by Jenr Mace and Tom Allen,
prize fighters, was made in Now York on
the 21st. The fight is expected to come
off near New Orleans about the 10Th or
Nav next
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

SAN DoMINGo.- An envoy from
Baez, named Cohen, has arrived at
Washington, bringing important inform
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

LEGAL TENDER ARGUMENT-Thc
Supreme Court has decided to reopen
argument in tie legal tender case next
Monday
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

COMMENCED. = Registration of ne
groes under the Fifteenth Amendment
commenced in Baltimore on the lst
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ANaEEeECAN EXCHANGE.
CORNER or
Front and Washington Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
L. p. u. Quimby, Proprietor.
I4ate of the Western Hetel.l

VHvHIS HOUSE IS the most eommodious in the
State, newly furnished. and it VIII be this
endeayor of the Proprietor to make his gueste
comfortable. Nearest Hotel to the steamboat
landing.
Ess- The Concord Coach will always be four
at the landing. on the arrival Of steamships
river boats, carrying passengers and their bag
ga &c to and from the boats free Of charge.
House Supplied rrjth PsteHt Fire E.rti4guishers.
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s. III. CiSughion,

NToTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. Office in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, Oregon.
Will attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances. also to the prompt collection of debts en-
trusted to INV
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

MURDER CAsEs.-Seyenteen murder
eases are already on the San Francisco
Court docket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

ASTRONOMICAL new and oflgi-
nal weekly is announced in London, to
be. called the Knife and FORK
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

REMovAL. Efforts are being made to
remove Casey, Collector OF the port OF
New Orleans.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09

It is said that there is no Roller spot
of ground than petroleum Oil district.
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z. e.. ErecIard.

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ES School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books,
Stationery, Gold and Stecl Pens, Ink. etc. Post
Office Building, Albany, Oregon. Books ordered
from New York and San Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-09
Chr Albang 2rgister.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
COLL. VAN CEEVE.
OFFICE ON CORNER FERRY AND FIRsr-srs
ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advertisements per Square of ten
lines or less, first insertion, So each subsequent
insertion, 81.
Larger advertisements inserted TIE most
liberal terms.