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tion Of Catharfne Howard for divorce, re.
ported that the Legislature was prohibited
by the Constitution from granting divorces,
and that ample means are afforded for re-
dress In courts of Justice.
go TAX BILL.
The tax bill was then taken up and dis.
cusscd until the hour of adjournment.
Several motions to adjourn until to-mor.
row evening and until Wednesday morning
wore lost.
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plainly that we did not contemplate spend
Ing the days of recreation in the deliDera'
tions or discussions of q business conVen,
tjon. re such convention is desired, lei
others call for It; it is not, and mas mol
been our purpose to do 80.
A. Y. stokes & Co.,, Gardner q carton,
Spencer Il Cunningham, W cislser q C,1I;, r,,o +
+ rn n,ita,1r g G,hsn,' Bates C Waddy Bros,
George l.. Bidg0od, sny9eL ~ 6,..,,r
Purcell Ladd e Co.. Hablist9n q bto'he',
w. !. Donnan & Sons, ". W. IrlDp Tai,, a
o. Fl. Chalkley & Co, Powhatan "eiS'ser
Alfred y. Lee, Co., sro
Haryeys & Williams, Baughman BIOS ,t q s. II r.
Paine & Co., y. .. Wor thrh w:
Hall & Hutchison, Simpson Brotner'
Blair & Thaxton, Louis ). Bossles11; ,,u
joseph i K. wieislgcr, VIM; Wallace Sons
Iohn 4 shpr r. ". Powers,
g. n. Stacey & Son. Putney & Watts,
McyeIph & Marshall, ID. T. Williams,
w. l.. Fleming. &. w. IhoTn,
&(,o0 no. +. Wilkins Co.,
Rnd"ers G. Co., Ferguson q Co.,
Winsfon q Powers. Gordau & CriDgan.
7 20 Sed,lon g. CO.. Eggeston & SmoOt,
SPOTS & Gibson. Scott q B0illne.
Palmer. Hartsook 4 CO., watkins q Cotlrc'i'
W. Gillian, President wilson roster oStftr'
So. Eel. Co., George Hoykih'
Armistead r. Peek, Levy Brothers,
Andrew L. Elicit, Board Y ilTSh,
Wnndhouse & Parham, Valentine & FRANKLIN.
S. nj. & NJ. Rosenbaum,
Papers which have noticed the orlsiha
circular, please copy.
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Fortitude and Resolution.

These are the virtues that should now
maintain the dignity and advance the pros.
perity of the community. This is an inter.
mediate period. Strange political situation:
must arise. 1t will be yet some time before
the natural forces-the controlling elements
Of the body politician be fairly settled
down in their lawful or truly natural posi-
ton. The shock Of revolution and ciyi
conflict has not only thrown the social and
political compass far out, but introduced
new elements that will keep it out Of orde,
for a prolonged period.
This we all see. Yet we should equally
perceive and understand that whatever he
the duration OF this deviation-this social
ana political disorder-order must he re-
stored to the State. In some form or otbnr
IL must come, and that at no distant d,v
we shouid leel entire faith in the force and
energy, mental and physical, Of the Ame,;
can character, and should not be disr;r;toa
by dark apprehensions and evil forebod;ngs
So whatever monstrosities of po,it;c,,
nature may appear, We should consider
them temporary and believe in the rulinp
spirit of the land, and that it will brino
about order and security and domestic
prosperity. We should be confident all the
time, and never withdraw from the field of
active duty under sense of despondenry.
Every man has intiuence-every man NAV
do some good in the way Of restraining the
!eroeisy Of political ultratstn. Public Cpl.
ztes u . nsyss-asllag check upen v!slssss,
nag nay be compared 70 an iron shield pros
'esssg ths welfare Of the State,
VIA sHeh eeastaney and publls leaIty
'Htmssing the people, and With their ener. |
,etic and confident devotion to the com. |
nerce, industries, and enterprises of the |
tate, temporary political perils will be rem
cred harmless, the public Interests will
faslfr, and the community vii! pass
fsash Asir sssais ssiauuhaa.ly, sylaslus
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nE FEATHERS.

MT DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have recently added To our stock OF DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty AMI
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals of SILK GRENADINES, In beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known i'm this market. our stock OF
RICH SILKS iblaCk and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, PGPLINS,
PCPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES.
GRENADI.ES, HERNANlS,
LENCS, MOZAMBIQUES.
LAWNS. GINGIAMS,
PERCALES CHAMBREYS,
ALFACAS, &C,
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual Inducements
BURRESS, WILLIAMS Il CO..
myf2 I'LL Main street.
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M WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-

1 WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TON OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and att: active et"ca of DRY GOODS VI
every description. III order to supply tho de-
IN iuds ii our Immense retail trade we are COME
PEELED t. buy in very large quantities, and conse-
iuently can give merchsnts choice selections
with liberal margin for profit.
Our stock Is replenlShcd by tri-weekly arrivals
Of fresh goods, Is kept at all times full and com
plcte, Is always fully adequate to the wants of the
trade. The quality of our goods Is superior, and
our prices as low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere.
We invite IN examination by all In want Of
FIRST-CLAsS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. BURRESS, WILLIAMS CO,
myIa 1!I7 Main street.
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Senator SALISBURY made the other day n
very happy suggestion in saying that the
only Arctic expedition worthy OF Govern
ment subsidy would be one which should
undertake finally TO remove the north pole,
that tgnis: fdtuus of geographers, and so put
an end Ia the waste of life and treasure that
has resulted from vain attempts to get
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A FIGHT EXTRAoRpINARY--CoN

A FIGHT ExTRAoRpINARr-CoN GRpssu1r
foRTER AND DETECTIVE WOODS HAVE A
| LITTLE "MILL.'---Hon. Charles II. Porter,
VINO represents this district in Congress.
had little difficulty on Broad street yester-
DAY with Pat. Woods, the well-knoWn de-
tectlye officer Of this city. Mr.. Il foods saws
that Porter was too familiar with him, even
going SO far as to call him "Pat." The
result was fight, in which MIR. Porter
came off second best, TIE parties Wafe
separated by Chiet-oi-Polcc Foe, who
;npPoItuheiy came. upon the scene but
III 'le mean time 4 crowd had col
e'tcd' ana the negroes seemed disposed
W .ake the part of their representative,
anu 'nua We're with, difficulty induced to dis.
pslSe. Mr.W GODS was suspended and placed
H mr arrest by. order of Mayor Ellysoti.
,rs n norters injuries, though disfstirins,
a III, not serious. Mr.. J. NJ. Hum1hreyS'
s Smo was with MIR. Porter, came in for =
I hnt OF the blows inflicted by Woods fist
'S S;n succeeded III making good his retreat.
bsorH - .ne above was written we hatn
save tb.t : , olters account of the affair. He
S M;. u IIa., walking down Broad street with
mh. a nutlisn .y, they were met by Woods.
liz, Jmo aSneG tnem TO take a drink, They de,
LII vo,,e .a "nelgupon Woods became belize.
rent ana pitched into Porter without d,,e
notice Of. bis Intention, At unv rnte eu !,
seems 20 30 conceded that Pot was sito ~
s ls3as sss a.s opponents, and WIS declared
east2f On sas seeeAa round, :.
Ias parties will DO before the Mayer this
4esr!ng. We should state that the Mr,
" GODS spoken Of above is not the one who
vas an ofdeer in Mayor Chahoon's police.
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The Democratic majority in New York
Satern the recent election of judges of the
Supreme Court amounts to upwards OF
$4,000. Only about half Of the vote of the
State, however, was poiled. The Republic
cans count the stay-at-home Republicans at
80. 900, and the stay-at-home Democrats at
On Nnn
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EERMrD4 TOWNSHIP.
HANOVER COUNTY.

We have received the following returns
of township elections in Hanover on the
26th:
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor. - William H.. Timbcrlakc
RadicaD.
Clerk.-J. NJ. Carter CONSERVATIVE.
Commissioner Of Ro0dS.-Wllliam NJ.
Wingticld CONSERVATIVE.
Orersccr Of Poor.-Wiliam Ii. Tyler
(RadicaD.
Justices Of ne Pcucc.-Willian II. Win.
ston CONSERVATIVE. Walter l.. WmSileld
CONSERVATIVE. - Sattcrwhitc.
The others arc not reported.
ASHLAND TOWNSHIP.
The Conservative ticket WAS defeated in
this township aud the following persons
elected. Some of them claim to be ConSer-
natives:
observation-disclosures w. Cosby.
CLERK. -ticorCc l.. swift.
.ASSeSSor.-R. Is. Gilman.
COlector.-Thomas J. Lumpkn.
Road COnlnlissiOHCr.--Willia l.. Lump
kin.
Ocersecr Of The Toor.-William Lump
kin.
justices ofthc Pcocc.--Thoma> NJ. White,
J. l.. Valentine. J.. II. Vincent.
Co,Etobles.-A. EnSckins, John }. Jones,
4. c. Day.
In Henry township Ralph II: Home Con
scrvativc) was elected supervisor. ana the
whole Conservative ticket was successful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31

NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-We have re-
ccvcd from the agents, Messrs. WoopHousE
& PARuAM, the American reprint Of the
North British Rcuic,c for April. Among
the contents we notice "The Church
Policy of Constantine" "The Early Au-
thorship Of Shakespeare" "Thc Will and
Frccwill," &c.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.

ITNNIITN d UItN w = y II
Ross Hamblcton (rolorcd RadicaD is sup
posed to be elected to the House of Dele
gates from Mccklenbur@ county. The fol
lowing township officers are elected IN
Clarksvile
SuperUisor.-W. Towncs Boyd.
Cicrk.--JoSeph B. Pool.
4Ssessor.--H. b. L. Pool.
CoUcctor.-W. {. Iancey.
Road CbnlnliSS1onCr.--,J. n. Anderson.
OrcrScer of the Po0r.-T. L. Humphreys.
Nngistratcs.-M. Purycar (colorcO, G.
j. Dabbs, w. ID. Shelton.
Constdblcs.-G Granville Curtis (colorcd,
Oscar Woottcn (colorcd), John Foreman
(WhitCN.
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The Virginia Municipal Elections
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

At Hancock's store the entire Radical
ticket has majority. The vote was nearly
unanimous for moving the courthouse TO
Manchester.
The names of L. G.. Hancock and George
r. Moss were inadvertently published as
Radical. These gentlemen have no affilla-
ton with that party were elected OH &C
count of their fitness and popularity /; and
received majority Of the Conservative
vote.
The following shows the result in
MIDLOTHIAN TOWNSHIP.
Number of votes cast, 557. White, 245
black, 312.
Supervisors. Brooks, CONSERVATIVE,
$50.
To,rnship Clcrk.-M. w. Jcwett (Conser-
yative), 2t2 B. w. johnson (RadlcaD, BIO.
Assessor.-C. Ii. Flournoy Conservative,
557.
CoHector.-Thomas Williams (Radicall,
300 John Fl. Winlrcc CONSERVATIVE, 25i
Constnbles.-S. X. Brown CONSERVATIVE
34I A. Barratt CONSERVATIVE, 5oo; r. a.
Hundlcy CONSERVATIVE, 34.
Justices of the Pedce:-C. ~: hoplls
(Radican, 535 c. X. Weisigcr (Conserv;l-
tive), sos; Vincent Markham lConserVa-
tive), 449. c II
Commissioner of Roads.-Georgc IL.
Jcwett Conservative, 52S:
Overscer of The Poor.-W llliam MorriSSc''
CONSERVATIVE, 554. ~, ar,
For Memorial of Court-house'::--To Man.
chester, 4S9; present location, 6l;
White registered voters, 294; black regis
tered voters, 81.
CHESTER TOWNSHIP.
,Superpisor james II. johnson (colorea).
Cldrk.-G. Z. Poindexter,
dSsessor.-E. G. Phillips (coloreO.
Ioilpctor.-G. II. Chalklcy.
Commissioner of Roads.-E. J. Bland (co-
lorcd. D,,;,,;,.
,Justiccs.-John .. Purdue, William N.
Purdue. William NJ. Robertson.
(onstdblcs.-F. II. Watkins (coloreO,
Archer A. Scott (colorcd, William Giles
(colorcU.
BERMUDA TOWNSHIP.
.Superr5sor.-D. +. Wood (colOreO.
70rnship Ccrk.-J. Monroe (colored.
Assessor William Talbot.
COllcctor.-lI. Field (colored).
Justices ofthe Pcace.-William +. Bishop,
John W. james, II. Rou>er (coloreD.
Orcrseer Of the Poor.-William Langley
(colored).
Commissioner Of Roads.-Samuel Atkin-
son.
C'oustables.-R. Z. Crawlcy (colored),
Nelson White (colored), A. Tucker (co-
lorcd.)
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ALBEMARbII COUNTY.

ALBEMARbE COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
R1vASNA TOWNSHIP, May 2S, 1870.
The entire Conservative ticket was
elected in this township, notwithstanding
on the registration the blacks had sixty
seven majority. They have justly rebuked,
and in a proper way, those vile, snarling
political hyenas, whose damnable aim has
been most gloriously defeated. We, how
over. cannot enjoy our victory after hearing
TT the result at Richmond. You must profit
ry the past, organize and prepare for the
future. ILLS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

me- THE POPULAR TONIC CT THE
AtIE.-Thc day has gene by when 4 medicine
without merit could command aud retain the con-
fldc.cc Of the world. Advertising induces the
public To try many things. hut in this shrcw1 AMI
thoughtful agc words will not suffice without
rro" f., and 1t Is by the exercise 81 their private
Judgment men determine the relative value at
tic various articles recommended to the'r notice
thrnunh the business columns Of newspapers.
UOSTETTER'S STOMACH R1DTERS has now
been Subjected to This searching ordeal for more
than eighteen wears, and the result is Tint stands
ut the head al the class Of remedies Ia :ch IL
belongs r. II - distancCd and lived down inni-
mcrahlc competitors, ard is today the STANDARD
yccct able tonic Of tho western world. The happy
effects which have fnluwc lis use in eases OF
dyspepsia, blioiSueSs, nci VOWS affections, INFER
niitcnt fcvcrs. aud general debility. aud rs con-
stitntirnal inyigorant have entitled IT 10 uIllNcr
sal confidence. Nnthing en- ever shake lis rcpu'
ta:on for II is based the individual Experiences
Of tons of thousands of Witnesses embracing pro-
mlncnt and we'll known citizens of every profess
SIGN OCCUPATION. and class. There is not 4 city.
town or settlement, In the United states whsrc ii
/: DO. a medicinal staple. No druggist or general
dca Ter would consider his stock comnlctr without
il, and the returns of the l"tcrnai Revenue De-
partment snow that It's sales exceed those "i any
other pr rprictiry restorative manufactured on
this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial results
derived uriug 2 long series OF years from the use
Of UQSTETTER'S BITTERS have convinced
tho whole community that the only true way 10 re-
store 90 health brnkcn-dpwn or dC'jiliafed SvS-
tenn or to put the human body on lis defence
when EXPOSED to unwholsomc influences. Is u
inrigorntc, regulate, and purUy IT at one and the
sam1 time. my 2S-lcodEwlw
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T CLOTHS, CASSIM Il E S ,
TWEEDS. KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES, ITALIAN CLOTHS, SUS-
PENDERS, GLOVES, IIAEUkERCHIkFS, and
no IERY, and 4 general stock ofFURNlSli1SG
GOODS for men and boys. We call special at
tention to Our elegant stock OF FANCY CASSI-
MEA ES for gentlemen.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
myl2 I'LL Msin street.
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III MATING! MATING! NJ A T.
TING AN qualities and widths In WHITE and
COLORED MATTINCS; also u full assortment
Of CARPETS, RUGS, FLOOR aud TABLE OIL
CLOTH, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every number OF CUATS'S COTTON now in
storo. my q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31

John F. Wall is the new member elect OF
the House of Delegates from Frederlck
COUNTY.
The Conservatives carried every township
in Amherst county, and elected DR.. L. l..
Richcsou to the House OF Delegates.
The Republicans have carried Scottsville,
township by Il majority of between fifty and
hundred. -Four townships out of five in
the county have gone Republican.-Scotts-
ellie Register.
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lfhe rewards of prosperity and power due 70
that energy, bravery, forsitude, and wisaom'
which will ever make people great, no
matter what their trials and universities may
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GOD LIVER OIL JELLY, MOLLER's
~ a. ;NsOEWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, WILL
! p SMrs COD LIVER OIL, and PHOSPHATE
"a -, VIZ LiFER OH nRAQEEs, JULY,s
mx,,. a.. II, .WAqsEY, byusgfs.,
Ss saAess7 NAH ass1 Gfeas stsgefE,
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M BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
just received, u supply of elegant BLACK
SILKS at much below old prices.
Large additions have been made 10 our stock
of DRESS GOODS LEVY BROTHERS.
mya5 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Ill TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
GO EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, Md,
offer their services tn the NJ tnuiaciurers OF VIZ
ginia and North Carolina for the sale Of MANI u
FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PHILIP A. BALL. Salesman. ap@seod9m
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MT ONLY 80 CENTS PER YARD for
full ..-yard wide LINEN SHEETING:
Only so cents per yard for pure LINEN DAM
ASK for Table-,'luths;
Only 10 cents apiece for ALl.-blNEE HUCKA-
BACK TOWELS;
Only $3.50 for piece of pure LINEN RUSSIA
DIAPER worth 81:
Twelve yards OF LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
$3.50;
Six yards of BROWN HUCkARACk for 81
worth $3.50;
Only 81 for u dozen LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS;
Seyenty-fye cents will buy one dozen FRINGED
NAPKINS;
Sl.25 will buy dozen large-size NAPKINS;
Good IRISH LINEN, warranted pure fax, ii use.
per yard;
LINEN SHIRr.BO5OMa at 25c., the genuine
Freuch-wure.
LEVY BROTHERS,,
l?la and 1915 Atain street.
AL numbers CoATs's COTTON q. SOC, PER
dozen. EYES
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~LLAMALACEPOlNTS, LARGE

TLLAMALACEPO1NTS, A LARGE
VARIETY: LACE COLLARS, LINEN COL
LARS AND CUFFS GRAPE COLLARS, RIAL
VACENCIEENES AND IMITATION LACES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS, RUFFLINGS, EDG-
INGS AND INSERTINGS, SCARFS AND
BOWS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY
ian Immense stock, all grades and priccs). KID
AND OTHER GLOVES, best makes and beduti-
iul colors.
myl2 lll7 Main street.
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MT GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
A fell supply Of
SOCKS, GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TIES. CEAYATS,
COLLARS, SUSPENDERS.
SHIRTS, and DRAWERS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Another supply Of our DOLLAR MD
GLOVES. my %
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Result of the Municipal Election
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LOUISA COUNTY.
(,...o-,o,Jnp pi.hn aud Disnatch

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, May 80, 1870.
While the Radicals have elected some OF
their candidates through the Vaccinations
of the '.Union League" we have. yet much
cause for congratulation, and feel confident
Of being able TO clean out the Radicals,
"horse, foot, and dragoon," at the fall elec-
tionS
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n-H7 MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-A
full supply Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS, JEANS,
DUCK, DRILL1NGS,
COTTnNADES, LINENS,
and other materials for mems and boys wear, al
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and lis Main street.
Look at our stock OF LACE POINTS before
purchasing. my25
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We have received the following returns
of township elections in Hanover on the
26th:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31

Ask to see tie FULL-rLATE WATCH bear
Ing the trade mark ''Amcrican Watch Com
pany," Crescent street. Waltham, Massachn-
sets" II is hy fur By fml-plate watch
made In the United States, surpasscs any
thing heretofore made in this ~ for railway
engineers, conductors &c.
ap SD Cod-w cow 3in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31
General Assembly Of Virginia.
MospAr, May 80, 1870.
sEcNATE.

The Senate met at 70 o'clock MIR. j.
A. WAppELL, President pro tempore, In the
chair. Prayer by Rev. Thomas L.. Preston,
Of .hc First Preshyterian church.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-29

RAILROAD PRoGREss-On Monday
track laying on the O. & C. Railroad was
resumed, after suspension of one week
for lack Of rails. 1t is now promised that
no such hiudrance shall again occur, and
that iron rails will be shipped as fast as
they can be laid We are informed that
the road is now completed some miles
south of Salem. At the rate it is now con-
structed. we shall certaiuly see the iron
horse "mcauderins' into this city before
the close of next mouth
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-29
AFFAIRS

A MfsrAKE.-A Telegram from Salem
on Tuesday infor med Mrs. Lincoln of the
death of niece, daughter of Mr.. Thatch-
or of that. city, aud also of the low con-
dition Of Mr.. Thatcher himself. Mrs.
Lincoln hurried to Salem to fnd the
matter considerably exaggerated, but
still bad enough. Mr.. Thatcher, instead
of being worse, is now considered out OF
danger, and there is hope that the girls
-two.of whom have been very sick-will
both recover.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-29
Sale OG Town Lots
4 n n L S a n

UAUESUANr TO An ORDER OF THE
County Court of Marion county. Oregon.
made ut the September Term thereof 1S1o. will
expose for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder atthe Count House door, in the city of
Albany IN Linn county. Oregon, between tie
hours Of 4. VI. and p. NJ, (s4lc 10 commence
at 10 o'eoek L. M of
Saturday the 20:h day of October. 1870,
the following described real estate situated in
Hacklcman's addition to the city OF Albany. aud
belonging to the heirs of the lac Harvey Gordon,
deceased to-wit lots Nos 3, t. and s, in
block No. 1af {, Lots Nos 3, T. 7 and s, in block
los the west half Of block los Lots Nos ,.
f. I and s. in block Iii Lots Nos 3, and
in block IA the west half af block llo; a Of
blocks l2I, rs and 12S; aud lots !. 2, 3. 4,
and g. in block 1876. Term Of Sale-Goid Coin.
one-tbrd ia hand; one-tlird ir one year. aud
one third in TWO years \. tes to be given for the
deferred pay n1euts, hearing ten per cent interest
Deed to be delivered wien the last payment is
made. Any desiring to do so, can pay the
f1!l pur, base price down, aud have deed as soon
as the sale can be approved by the County Court.
The present faurishing condition and brilliant
prospects Of the city Of Albany. make it dcsir-
able place for investment in lots, either by specu-
lators or persons desiring permanent, pleasant
home. All come out. and if you don't want to
buy seo " ho does and how much they will say.
Oct l. '70-al P L. WILLIS, Guardian
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Is ATTENDANCE.-Amo the legal
gentlemen in attendance upon the Cir
cult Court from other portions of the
State during the week, we noticed Rich
ard Williams. of Salem, F. \. Cheno-
weeth, w. w. Thaycr, Mr.. Burnett and
II. j. kelsay, of Corvallis, j. Quinn
Thornton and L. R Russell, of Portland,
aud District Attorney Butler, Of Polk
county
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Administrator's Sale.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
IL County Court of Linn county. Oregon, m ade
1t the October term, 1870. in Probate IN tho NIT
ter Of the estate Of Morris Howell, deceased, +
will sell at public auction. to tho highest bidder
at the Court House door ia Albany, Linn county,
Oregon: between the honrs Of Q o'clock A. n.
and o'clock P. NJ. on
Saturday, November 10, 1870,
the following described real property, situated in
ing to the estate Of said Morris Howell, deceased,
to-wit: Lots Nos. 3. !, z and 8. in block No. 0.
TERMS OF SALE.-0old coin. ons-half in hand
and ths aiDder in six months, secured by uote
At twelve per cent. interest.
z. W. HILLARD.
October II, l810-7wi Admr.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-29

SEWING MAcuINEs.-We present
to-day the advertisement of the Singer
Sewing Machine, 1t is highly spoken of
by those acquainted with lis merits, and
those wishing a sewing machine should
not fail to read the advertisement, and
call at the establishment of Mrs Johns
where the machine can be seen and
trial