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r: w; John J. Gorman, the newly appointed d. d.
q. NJ OF the Third Masonic District OF this state, was
presented on Monday evening last with handsome
Jewel and apron Apperalning 70 his new rank by Hope
Lodge. No, gA, VI which he1hed formerly been the
Master.
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sporting Notes.

The race most talked of lust now is the '00r'd
John Borrissey reads, 1HE Sun regularly, the
Redrid once month the dtreputsble nmes neyer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

N1rTATuRE ALMASAc-rHfs DAY.
eun rMee,,, II sui eets,,.. ~ moon tises.R W
HldH WATKR-rHIs pAr-
andy Hook.u q Gov. lsand.l II W Hell u4ts., e
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Gallons Of blood are sucked cut n the
American people every week by bedOugs. STOP ,tne
drain, atop II by using 1sAACsoNs SURF PoP. IL lays
blood suckers ntaneousy also the roache =
rats. and mice sold by all druggiste Principal depot,
20 Fulton st.. New York
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Money deposited 10 the Mutual Benent Saving,
Rank In the Sun building, draws interest irom the 10
OF every month following the deDosit.-4dp.
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The general market closed duh and quiet. with QUO

Attention is Invited 10 the y cent. nrst mortgage
bonds OF the Chicago. Cinclnnau and Louisville Rail
road Company, offered by Messrs. Caldwell Co.
These bonds cover the entire property OF the Company
at the rate OF only s1Oo per mile and the ROAD run
ming through an important section OF Indiana, con
Meeting with the Lake snorc and also Wabash rail.
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MARRIIfU.

JACKsoN-wEBB.-Atst.A AIMS Church, 18th st. and
Fifth av. on Monday evening, April IL, by the Rev.
Thomas Gallaudct, ID. d. John n Jackson 70 Lottie NJ,
daughter Of the late David webb, all OF this city.
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What other Remedies may have failed to
do HELMBoLDs BucHu surely accomplishes. The per-
feet restoration to health OF those suffering from DIS
eases OF the bladder, kidneys. urinary and genit1
organs by this medicinal preparation fact not TO be
digputed.
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ANsoN BURBI16hME.


The Corpse on Bssrd rbe suesia In Hobc-
ken-To 40 BY Boat to Fall River To-day.
The steamship Silesia, which arrived at Hobo
ken late yesterday sfternoon, brought the remains
Of the Hon Anson BarhnFame. Owing TO the late
ness Of the hour. the conn was left on board until
today, when II is to be escorted to the Boston boat
The Chamber Of Commerce yesterday appointed
Committee Of Escort to attend the corpse from the
steamer 10 the Boston boat The Adjutant.General
OF Massachusetts, the Governors staff and a com
miteo of citizens from Boston are here, and will nc
company the remains 10 Boston. Messrs. Elliot G.
Cowdin. Moses n. Grnnen, and George Opdyke are
the Committee OF Arrangements on behalf OF tho
Chamber. The Committee OF Escort will meet In
the Custom House barge ONCE at clock this after
noon, and a revenue cutter will take them TO Hobo
ken. There the remains are to be taken on board
the cutter and transferred to the steamer Provi.
dence, OF the Fall River line, there to be taken in
charge by Gen. Chamberlain and Major CapeIo, OF
Gov. Cla1n's stan. Cambridge and Chelsea will
unite with Boston in doing honors 70 the remains.
Mr.. E. Lvermore Bnrlingame, who came with his
fathers body lus brought plaster cast OF the great
Ambassadors hce, taken immediately aner death.
The funeral services TO be performed In Mount
Auburn Cemetery on Saturday The BODY Is placed
cred with black velvet. on which lie plate bearing
the following inscription:
Anson Turingame,
Born In New Rern, New n Ork. unileu ,bteles OF
America, 18th Noyemher lS2. Dlsd at st'
PctertoufR, 23d February, 1SiO
These COINS are agnin enclosed in q handsome
wooden box. Their weight is upwards OF half q
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FTNhNCIAL AND CoMMERCIAI.

TUESDAY, April 19--P. M.-The dealings in all the
departments OF the stock Exchange have been un.
usually dun and without animation spirit, notwth.
standing the in money, and its anticipated con-
tinuGnce during tho sumner months This dullness
and inactivity partially to the delay Of Congress
In finally dsposng OF the funding ne well as
to the fact that the leading shares completely under
the control Of the clques tho outside public who are
always relied upon TO support any Important move
ment have deserted the because they see
pront in operating either for rice or decline Des-
patches to-day are TO the effect that the Ways and
Means Committee VIM take desisive action upon the
Funding bHl until after tho Tarin bill is disposed Of
As this will occupy at least month Il s not probable
that the Funding bill will be acted upon during the
present session OF Congress- Further uespatches state
that the receipts lighter than was antici
pated which has led that the Secretary will
increase his gold sales during the comm month This
together with the fact that about t5 1000 will be dis
bursed on the is prommo for the May coupons, had
tcndencyto produce less confident tone TO the gold
market today the price declining from iisx to iiSN
later reactina to i8N On the other hand oil the gold
Offering at the lower range readily taken by strong par
ties who predicate their theories OF rice upon the
sumption that the OF exchange rs calculated 70
adversely 20 long money IL active In London and
easy here, thus tending TO check shipments abroad Of
securities In any large amounts. The dealings are,
however below the volume, a. is reflected in
the total oearings at the Gold Exchange Bank which
s35 OOO tho gold balance having been 81 Oe0 s3
and the currency balances ti206s Cash gold was In
good demand, and the following were the carrying
rates: g. q 2k nat and cent. Clearing House, the
nna rate being 2. The Holsatia sailed to-day with
The principal gold quotations we're,
10 A. M......Lish t2;l5 p. M...isi p. M.....iisH
Af."'slIS1l R-&h-".... .ilSHsp 7. M..".....llSA
The nrmncss @ fortitn exchange kotedst nc -.
yesterday not sustained sales OF prime bankers
bills beng repctted at i09X, with ii6 concessions:
Prime 60 days sterling was quoted at l0q l0k. short
sight at lo9h@io9k. and commercial at losh slOsN
made at and6 y cent, depending upon the collateral
some of the leading bond houses reporting liberal o1er-
ings low a. In the discount market strictly nrt
class acceptances passed at 6h to cent. good en-.
dorsed notes at ~ to and single signatures at to u
cent
The Government bond market has been inactive In
sympathy with the general dulness, though prices
have been nrm The amount OF bonds changing hands
has been light, the demand for Investment readily abb
sorbng all the stock Offering. Tho fluctuations as com.
pared with yesterday were unimpoItant ranging how
ever, shade higher The Advertised purchase OF one
million bonds by the Treasury on Thursday next was
calculated 20 imPart nrmne@ 70 the market, which
report at p NJ:
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Anson Purlingame,
Born In New Berlin, New York United STATES OF
America, 18th November, 1872. Died at st.
Petersburg, 23d February, 1910.
PANDEMONTUM IN HoB0KEN.

These COINS are agnin enclosed in q hsndsor
wooden box. Their weight Is upwards OF half
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VNHE WIDE-AWAKE Ant.ToAaoco club OF
l Brooklyn WI have lecture from Miss Juh9 cql'
man, on "Alcohoi, our Enemy" IN lst place VI, T..
Church BROOKLYN, corner Henry st. on Thursday even
Ing April n, az 1;ij Adults IS cs Children 10 cts.
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Miss Anna Burdock sworn and examined by MIR.
Berry:
efdsn sn al yGo attached to the winter
FoTT Tna, ths ades 1 he GYe.
Q.-po you know Mrs. MeFarland A..Yes, sir.
..o-,when was thst9 A.-FIOm November. 1906 until
99she played under the name of Miss Cushing IN the
b2 hYe: vd6 sysT err ace Mr. Richardson At that theatre
Q-Have you ever seen Mr. Richardson come for Mrs,
Mcfarland at the conclusion oI the perIoImanceF A.
o.-Haye you ever seen her go with hm9 Al have
pot seen her go with him. have seen lin waiting for
o.-How often have you seen them together IN that
down Sm hSt w pnst s len 10 eleven "eH'
Q-What time In the year was it9 Al think in
Qwesp 90 yS9SIs yo9SpI remember ne r't seeing him there
S gou rsas rS@e@br S 70 have seen him there be-
fore A.l night, b9 don't remember d'l,,netiy
MS Gpg,mHs2 Hg5 AmI .,i,6Ss Goat ,Temcm9er
E.s wSs the ns ue e Nn dres.ed ed'I ner' she had
played ths 2teG 2sc Az. IN H9m,e Z that was before was
he oSsss s%ls!. S9iSI E";s2as; 1r 'A' ''''1
o-Nhen dldyou leturn2 Ain about two weeEs /
1--WE Mr. RichSrd'Ss there Wien she icnp Yes,
sir; the last night she vac there saw him there -
MRS. NFARLASD THOUGHT uER HUSBAND TOO OLD
o.-Dld Mrs. Mcfarland ever make any remark to you
Find the great was but lhat dlQ
not make anY difference with her.
Q.-When did tine say thatp A.-she told me teyera
o She told you that when you Grst became &C
guainted with herp Ayes, Sir, before saw hr
Mcfarland
Cros-cxamned by Mr.. Davis-Q.-You raw Mr.
Richrdson there the last night she pSyedP Ayes
Q-lou had seen him there two or three times II
tn. month be!Ore2 Ayes, sir
Q.-iuu do not reCOllGct ever seeing MN Deiof'
hat} A.-Ao, slT; did not see him before that
CALL ron STUART AND BOOTH.
Prank y. Carpenter, Edwin Booth, and William
stc' arr repeatedly called for BY Mr. Gerry n
thc Court room, and an officer was sent TO call fo
tom ou'i G "a the corridors, but they did mo-
ronr. Then lOul. Angel was called, and did come
and was examined by Mr., Gerry.
Testimony Of Louis Angel.
Q,-Mhlt De- your present business? A.-Doorkeeper
Q.-lou were lttnCAed to the Winter uaTdcn lhoatrt
poia June, lGS unu II was burned down 10 1852 A
q 1id you know Mrs Mcfarland at the time sh'
Pl} ucrc under tho name OF Miss Clshingf A.
q 10 you remember when she began to play there
Q-lt Va, rrioy to Jan. I, 1872 Al thiqk II was.
g.-She played hcrlssa1 A.-Yet, cir.
Q-"hai was her position when she playedP Al
va tirs AID.
Q-iavc you ever seen Mr.. Rchardson at the thea
Ge during that fall A. ies, sr recolleet once
Y mW mat griof 70 Janugry, lsI9 Ayes, slr -,
besIe with hcr
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Grn GOODS.
9tttur,s.

SPRING BONNETS and hats 90, worth tlO; ; real
- lace bonnels and hats SIS, worth $50
BlNNss New Millinery, 6i7 Broadway.
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Why are contry girls cheeks like a
good print dress? Because they are
warranted to wash and retain their color.
A schoolmistress resident in Hamlin
county, Iowa, was dismissed the other
day for kissing the big boys.
Singing is to be officially and regular
ly taught in the French navy, by what
is known as the Galias method.
A young lady in New York boasts
that she can take an ounce of arsenic
per day for her complexion and that ii
has no injurious effect.
In some French cities there are wine
shops for women only, and drunkenness
among working women is said to be Oh
the increase.
A poor little boy, ten years old, whose
parents are dead, shot himself through
the heart in Portsmouth, Va. 1t is
supposed harsh treatment drove him tt
the act. a
A Western paper complains that the
only success of an occulist recently in it,
locality was in enabling the flats who
consulted him to cut their eye-teeth
The California and Oregon and the
Vallejo Railroads have formed close
connection for the freighting business
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Citation.

In the County Court of the County of
Linn, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Isaiah
Mercier, deceased.
To Mrs. Franklin P. Smith formerly Miss Mer-
cier1, Sarah L. Mereier, Josephine Mercer and
Mary Mercier, heirs of said deceased
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
III gon: You and each of you are hereby cited
be and appear in said Court, at the court house
in the city of Albany in said county, Monday,
the first day of August, 1870, (being day of the
August term of said Court, then and there show
cause. if any exist, why order of sale of the
real estate of said deceased should not be made
prayed forin the petition of S. NJ. Pennington,
the Administrator of the estate of the said Isaiah
Mercier, deceased Said real estate is described
as follows. to-wit Lot No. 5, in Block No. 10,
and lot No 2, in Block No. Is.
By order of said Court.
In testimony whereof, I, A. c. Jones, the
County Clerk of the county aforesaid, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said
Court this 7th day of July, 1870.
A. C. JONES,
July 9, 1S70-44w4 County Clerk.
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the orphans who have no one to come
home now and catch them in their arms
and love them. And we have been won
dering if any man who reads this will be
brave enough to go to his home little
earlier each night, and try to be good,
earnest man, who will be proud of him
self and of his manhood; of whom his
home ones is SO deserving. We know
some will and some will think they will.
but when the hour comes they will for
get as we all do, and instead of making
glad hearts Of those who would be SO glad
to have them come home, perhaps not
with presents, but like men, sober, kind,
loving, will wait just little longer, till
thus their life becomes failure.
God bless all who love their "loved
ones" and who do not keep them waiting,
and all those who suffer at heart from
the absence of those they dearly love, and
for whom they wait and watch, and
watch and wait, hours upon hours, till al
| joy, of hope, of heart, of life, of love, has
gone, as this Saturday night.-Neu
| York Democrat.
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fTussdaY,s Dispatches.l

LoEDoN, July 25.-Specials from
Metz say three companies have formed
around the city; sixty cannon have
been placed in position bitches, case
mates, and bomb proof barracks erected,
while The utmost enthusiasm and zeal
prevailed among those engaged in the
work
These works are not intended as per-
mauent defenses at Metz, but simply as
temporary works to protect vast encamp-
ments like the present, or to shelter a
beaten army. This shows that France
has long been preparing fer offensive war
the first opportunity.
Marshal Bazaine keeps horses belong.
ing to his staff constantly standing before
ais hotel at Metz, but no movement has
Jet been ordered
Prussian troops are passing through
the Black Forest towards the scene Of
operations
Detachments of troops have been stop
5ed by the Swiss, who have an obserya
tiop corps of 20, 900 there
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Gen. McMahon's headquarters are at

Gen. McMahon's headquarters are at
Strasburg.
A strong force is massing to prevent
surprise through the Roges defles.
Troops are pouring into Strasburg from
Besancon
Everything indicates that the first
great blow will be struck at Strasburg.
LONDON, July 25.-Information has
reached here, that on Sunday body of
Gerpan lancers passed the border near
Sabruek, destroyed the railroad track be-
tween that place and Metz for long
distance, and returned to camp without
less
French troops are concentrating at
Dunkirk, on the coast near the Belgian
frontier.
Paris Journals say that the French
have taken forty prisoners thus far.
DUBLIN, July 25.-The sympathy in
ireland is almost universally with France.
Large and enthusiastic meetings were
held here yesterday.
PARIS, July 25.-No battle expected
for some days.
/ Measures were in active operation put.
ting the troops in Paris and those ada
cent, in readiness for active hostilities.
| The Emperor positively leaves for the
front on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The peace party in Paris is rapidly di
minishing.
LONDON, July 25.-Much indignation
is manifested here at the duplicity o
France and Prussia as revealed by pub
lications at Strasburg. Napoleon is con
sidered as having acted insultingly towart
England.
CoBLENTz, July 25.-The Prussian
who crossed the line on Sunday and tor,
up the track of the Metz railroad, don,
considerable damage.
| LONDON, July 25.-The Prussian
will observe Wednesday as a day of fast
ing and prayer, invoking the divine bles
sing on their armies.
A Prussian company captured tn
custom house at Schelkum
French officers boast that they hav
one million men between Onville an
Strasburg.
| VIENNA, July 25-Austria positivel
prohibits the proclamation of Papal In
faGbility.
! MADRID, July PA Carlist out
break is expected daily.
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
James Knox, Letitia Knox and Suit to compel
J. B. Clendening, plaintiffs, the perform
VS.. ance of a legal
John Lowdorback, defendant. ebligation and
To John Lowderback, defendant
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
gon You are hereby required to appear in
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Linn, and answer the complaint therein
filed against you by the above named plaintiffs,
with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days
from the date of service of this summons upon
you if served within this county, or il served in
any other county in this State then within twenty
days of the date Of service of this summons upon
you: And if service of this summons upon you
be had by publication, then by the first day of the
term following the expiration of six weeks from
the first publication hereof. to-wit the fourth
Monday of October. 1870. And take notice, if
you fail to answer, the plaintiffs will apply to thu
Court, at said term, for the relief demanded in
said complaint, to-wit for a Judgment or decree
discharging a mortgage, and for one hundred dol
lars damages, besides costs, &c.
Dated June 81, 1870.
First publication june %, 1870.
By order of Hon. r. =. Boise. Judge.
N. III. CRAN0R,
42w8 Atty for plaintiffs.
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The Hon. Jno. E. Sanford, Insurance Commits
sioner of Massachusetts,, in his Report for 1858,
speaking of Dividends in Life Insurance Compa-
nies says !" The sooner such guarantees cease
to be made, and such expectations created, the
sooner Life Insurance will come to rest on its true
motive and men insure their lives for security,
and not fol-. dividends. Tho best and the most
popular companies will then be those that prom
ise only equity, and render all that they promise,
and furnish the best security, with the most up
right and judicious management"
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THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED
A Il E:

n IL IL:
The National charter, the large capital, the
Low Rates, the common-scnse plan. the definite
contracts, the honorable and fair dealings. the
Non-F Forfeiting Policies, the perfect security,
the liberal Terms of the policies, ete.. etc, rend-
ers the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
PANY of the United States of America worthy of
the patronage of every busines man.
This company, during the sixteen mouths of
its existence. has issued
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ITS POLICIES ARE NEGOTIABLE.

By the Charter of the Company, certificates of
obligations will be issued, agreeing to purchase
its policies at their value which, when accompa-
MED by the policy duly assigned or transferred,
are negotiable, and may be used collateral se-
curity, in making loans from the Company or
from other parties.
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Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Flour
market unchanged.
Wheat unsteady and five cents lower
than yesterdays quotations.
No Eastern market reports.
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A Massachusetts paper says, in an
obituary notice, that the deceased had
been for several years q director of a
bank, notwithstanding which he died q
Christian and universally respected. . =
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q. W. HIGGERs, NJ. D.
Botanic Physician and Surgeon,
ALBANY. oREa

~ RADUATE OF THE PHYsIo-MEDICAL
" or Curtis College, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Employs in practice neither Mercury. Arsenic,
agents as act in harmony with life, and are en-
tirely harmless.
0FFICE-In Parrish's brick, over the post
Office.
Rcsidcnce--Water street, below Pierce's ferry.
Albany, April 80, 1S70-34
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$4,000
BET ON THE ELECTION

Any one who wants to win can do SO by
calling on
r.. Q. HILL Sc SON,
"Ho, thankful for past patronage. still in
w vite the attention of Linn county ct al, to
their unequalled stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINT & VARNISH BRUSHES,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
ALCOHOL, KEROSENE,
WINDOW GLASS,
TRUS ES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Agents for DIR. D. Jayne 4 Sons preparations,
II. IL Fl. Horse Medicines. etc.
Do you like medicine for its bitter nauseat-
ing taste? ? We have that description. Do you
want the effect with an aromatic tastes After
taking few doses of Elixir, twill be very
pleasant that your prejudices
Must surely turn awry,
and the preparation
Will lose the name oe physic.
(but not the effect.)
Physicians and customers from the country
may rest assured that their orders will be prompt
ly attended to. Prescriptions carefully and cor
rectly compounded.
Have you the impolite guest called a corn We
sell Corn Slayer which surely does the work,
without pain. Do you desire book of any kind,
a Gold Pen, an Album, Stationery, such? W.
S. briggs is with us, for the accommodation of
all favoring him with a call.
Do you want fine Watch, set of Jewelry,
cheap or dear? j. D. Titus sells the same, under
the roof.
Come and see us. Buy a Book. Buy Watch.
Buy Pill Buy something or nothing, but come
and see us, anyway. A well sprinkled floor and
cool drink of water in the summer, and warm
stove surrounded by comfortable chairs in winter
constantly kept for the accommodation of all.
Albany. May IA, 1885
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Tue CENSUS OF 1S70.-In view of
the fact that the census takers have
commenced operations throughout the
country, the following questions have
been collected together by some studious
chap as probably embracing the gist of
the questions which will be asked by
him
How old are you
Where were you born, and were you
present on the occasion of your birth ?
Were you ever a candidate for Office,
and if SO how many times
Are you married person, aud how do
you like the institution ?
Have you any children, how many,
and what is certain remedy for the
sniffies
Do you grow corn; if so how much
do you consume in whisky, and how
much do you waste in making bread !!
What Is your opinion of larger beer
and pretzels
How many glasses can you drink, and
with what effect
| What is your opinion of oats-a proper
provender for man and beast?
/ What is the cash value Of one dollar
bill !?
Were your father and mother both
white men?
Can you stand on your head, and how
long? Ifa good while, how much longer
if necessary
IF half an acre of ground can yield one
hundred bushels of rutabagas, how many
glasses of larger will it require man to
draw bee line
If your family eats a ham in three
days, how long will it take to eat couple
of hammers
| Lend me five dollars ?
What is your opinion of young pup:
before they get their eyes open
There are other questions to be an
swered which we omit here, from the
fact that they will at once suggest them
selves to the marshals just as soon al
they think of them.
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STATE OF OREGON.

STATE OF OREGON,
County of Linn,
1 hereby certify that the foregoing summons is
true copy of the original now file in the
Clerks office of the State and county aforesaid.
Given under my hand and official seal affixed
this 18th day of July, 1870.
45w6 A. C. JONES, Clerk