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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

ABUSE OF STUDY.5tBarton in tire Public
School Journal. Parents, ignorant of the laws
In the acquisition OF knowledge, are almost sure
TO urge their children TO an Injurious excess OF
mental labor. All around me see lovely chill
dren who are victims Of their parents unenight-
ened ambition At school from nine to two or
three; then, perhaps, piano and dancing till
dark; and IN the evening, study till nine or ten.
What a massacre of'the innocents Is this Even
on Sunday they have no rest. What is rest to q
schoolboy? 1t Is not to 90 TO school. Nothing
saves some children from ritter destruction but
their cease1ess rebellion against our murderous
requirements. They will not sit still in ill-ven-
tilated rooms They will not learn those long
lessons out Of SCHOOL, They viii not coax ex-
euses and holidays from their mothers. We com
pei them TO disobey and misbehave, in order to
save their lives. $3.50 Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

@The youth Of Freehold, n. j., who has Just
paid s2O for kissing a girl who pretended she
didn't want him to, Is OF the opinion that the
article isn't worth half the money.
HTArchbishop Darboy's last words 10 his exc
eutioners are said TO have been: " DO not pro-
fame the word liberty; it is 20 Us II belongs, for
We shall die for liberty and faith"
nS-The AmerieGn Register of Jondon. for June
s. states that Gen. Cluseret has not been captured
and consequently has not been executed. The
Register presumes that he Is in safe quarters
somewhere.
pTSome one wrote TO Mr.. Greeley inquirin.-
II guano was good TO put on potatoes. He said II
might do for those whose tastes had become
inflated with tobacco and rum, buth preferred
gravy and butter.
- The very latest idea in the fashionable
world 10 the moonlight German-full dress, no
bghts, windows wide open, silyery moonlight
streaming In foods, delicious waltzes enchant-
ing the air, flirting perfectly nnembarTased, and
all that sort OF thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN MAY I51H, ISL

This fayorite and celebrated watering place will
cfer additional attractions this season;
among other improy ements there has been yc.YkY
e0ded an elegant and spacious ball room &S.2a4
adjoining the parlor; the parlor has been enlarged
and much improved and the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible 1t will be kept in
style not surpassed any where in Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either or
greatly relieve most Of serOfula, Inepent Con-
sumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis,
Chronic Pneumonia; Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarThna, Chronic Dysentery. They are also
great value i'm those affections which peculiar to
the female constitution, and appetizer, tonic
and general restorative, they are, perhaps, unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and ball a FIRST
class band Of music and in general all the Of
amusement and recreation usually found at our best
sumner resorts viii be at the Command Of the guests
eleven TO thirteen hours Of Riehmond, Washington,
Baltimore. etc, by rail, all in daylight; Passen-
leave the OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road at Goshen Depot, and new and elegant sta gs
coaches, passing rapidly over a smooth and level
road Of only eight miles set down the visitors the
Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DR.. II. r. NOEL, Of Baltimore, Resident Physician.
~ The Rockbridge Water for sale by the princi-
pei Druggists u the United States.
Descriptive pamphlets seHt free appica-
ton. my2 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

WOMEN AS TALKKRs-Gail Hamilton says the
fault Of women in society Is that they do not
talk. They are tmid-not socially, but intel
tsh, OF 70 enunciate ideas. They mistrust their
own capacities and requirements, and have mis-
trusted them 50 long and 80 sincerely that the
mistrust presently becomes final and fatal. They
have too much sense TO be silly, and too little
power to be sef-forgetful; 30 they take a sec
endary place when they ought to be in the van.
II Il not oppression on the one part nor superior
fty on the other, but the natural effect OF q long
line OF causes. Women not only fear men, but
they fear each other. 4t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

PLAYIEG on FEELINGS Enthusiasts
Naiden-'oh, Mr. Lowell, I'D sooner be .
viOlinist than any thing in the world. W0uldnt
you.
Modest Youth-''wef- II you were the violin
ist, think fd-a-sooner be the violin"
sT'' Good enough for me- i said to DO the
successor Of" ShCO Fly"
aS-The sessio rs OF the public schools In Troy.
y. v, are 30 be reduced to one session OF Ave
hours a day.
Not being able to do better they start on q small
rale.
EVLuey Sevcrson, Kirkuood IN. " girl OF
twenty-five o, huT herseifin a &c Of bad temper
hast week. 7f H -.
ETA foreign correspondent, commenting on
tie recent situation in Paris, says: have read
a eapftal story Of "A man without a country
France Il q country without man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
PERSONAL OUTFITS.

THE LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE
NEXT DOOR TO A LARGE IMPORTING
HOUSE OF HOSIERY THERE,
Was the cause Of most Of the stock getting damaged
by water, and the same was sold by the Board of
Underwriters at auction.
Despite the hot weather. :. The Almighty Dollar
least damaged, and are now able to offer you:
40 dozen MEMS Full regular Made HALF HOSE.
dpuble heels and toes, i've pairs for : L.
- 40 dozen Gents, and Boys Super Stout British
81.
sc dozen Gents Extra superfne Full Regular
Made Bleached and Brown HALF HOSE, beautiful
goods for summer wear, tworth Ga cents pair,)
three pairs for 81.
81 dozen Ladies Light Full Regular Made HOSE,
double heels and toes, four pairs for 81.
so dozen Ladies, Superfine Full Regular Made
BRITISH HOSE, three pairs for Q.
Besides q large stock of Hemstitched and Plain
Els FINE LINEN SHIRT PROFITS, GAUZE
VESTS AND uNDERsHIRTs, SC, which =
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
viii certainly buy for you.
HDoNT DELAY, as it win be impossible to
replace these Goods.
a12 SEVENTH STREET.
,.z;s . go, Near Rsan.ylz.a!. avenue.
$40 4 n'SrH
SECURES a HOME
! At
sTHE HIGHLAN ys.'
EIGHT MINUTES E EEE sEati OF PIE
xxR2gglHb EE n9sT RHhE1 RzsaN @
RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND.
The class who have already become owners Of
Building Sites here are Of the best citizens Of Wash
fngton.
CALL AND GET MAP AND PAMPHLET,
AT
$40 STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE,
9. e. CREECY q co.,
: de z-u Proprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
DRAY IL BRO.
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.

SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements, and
then come straight TO our store and buy your
G ROCE les.
N o. Sugar, l0c. and lie. per 10.
Best Demerara Sugar, l24c. per Id.
Excellent Family Flour, 81 Is per quarter Dbl.
Equal TO Weleh for 81. 80 per quarter Dbl.
EOlasses from Sc. to soc. per gallon.
Best Golden Syrup only 10s per gallon.
Cut Loaf Drips &c. per gallon.
Fine New Orleans Aolasses sc. per aallou.
Best quality Rice l0c per ID.
81 Is Japan Tea for Sc per ID.
Extra fine Black Tea soc. per ID.
Extra fine Imperial and Gunpowder, 81 Per ID.
Choice Sugar cured Hams, Ice.
Cassards Canvassed Hams l6c. per ID.
Cassardis Leaf Lard, l5c. per ID.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, 91c. per ID.
Best Java Coffee, &c. per ID.
Roasted, 62c. per ID.
Best Rio Coffee, 30c. per ID.
T" I" [" Roasted, 24 and re. rer ID.
Zoo lbs. Clover Butter, only 25e. per. ID.
ISL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mySo Between Sd and ga sts., north side.
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BROWNING q MIDDLETON

BROWNING d MIDDLETON
fine OOLoNG TEA,at 81 per pound, Is ii has -
the market.
FINEST GUNPowpEkkA.e
FINEST Y6tNG Tyson.
fif TfsEs sFk6P66kko Na,
AL n'" '''' BHoSSSSSSS S SiSISIE;TSSs;
MOCHA. OLD GdvERSMENr JAVA,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES
BRowEING & MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
No. No. ] GEORGE 5 BANK MACKEREL,
No. ] ECONOMY sHAD,
PSETE NSf SfHS sbEfT HERRING,
goldfish and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING 4 KEATING.
ASTRAL OIL a
DEPOT Jr Prgt,s NEs, EzSlO..ss As,-st OK IN,
warranted not 70 explode. Trade supplied at New
~ ''''s " BROWNING MIDDLETON.
Ola Pennsylysnia avenue.
Our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS IL very eom-
plete and cannot be surpassed by any this sids q
New York 1t comprises the best brands Of Chan
payne, among which can be found - = 4 a
I. Roederer Carte Blanche" ChAmpAgns,
Moett Chandsr, tGreen seail d. F
g; II. Mumm's Dry verrsnay" do. ~E
Pleasant Valley Carte Blanchs- do.
Pleasant Valley Paris KIposirion" do. itfa
Hennessy Co. Cognae Brandy,
o.orni. Brands Stard Dup c $Ins Broadly
Sherry. Port,
huscss, Pare MalAs1.
BROWNING nIppLErox,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
sHERRY WINE IN BOND.
We have few 9r casks very pale and dsiicats
town, ID: G., which we will sell nc very small sd
celebrated house Of Ysas. Cadiz. and has been pro-
nornced By judges the finest wine this side the
Atlantic. samples can be seen &C our Store.
We are Sole Agents for the District for j. m
Martin 4 Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, disteIled from the best grain expressly
pTices,by BRowSIHG a MDDLEToS.
FAMILY FLOUR.
In store and for sale low
"Golden Hill, ~ Hawk Eve.u
I % Lineanore,h I" Missonri Fsnrvu
And Great West FAMILY FLOUR,
AND ALL OTHER GRADEs,
wMGALT CO.,
mys-u Indiana avenue and LIST street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

WEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. J.,
w formerly Stetson House, Just re- A
htted; open June 10; modern in structure HAy
and hyeeiass in every respect. Will be lH0l
hard, Washington, and PETER GARDNER, now
Of The Gilscy House n. l.. formerly Of the n. Y.
Hotel. OF by Mr.. Gardner, at Gilsey House, n. Y.
SYKES, GARDNER q CO. PrOprietOrs my27-
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- Route-From Baltimore by Old Bay Line
ans Norfolk by steamer d. p. Banks 20 Cherry
Seone. u l0-lm
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(sAPPER SPRINGS,

MONTEREY SPRINGS.
vi THE HOME PLACE,
Located ON the summit Of the Mountain, one mile
from the Western Maryland Railroad,
which will be running within three miles MY
m Gs the ths is o Si Pf :.
RECEPTION OF SUMNER BOARDERS.
For the present the Western Maryland Raiiroad
delivers passengers to Hechsnicstown, ten miles
IRON Monterey, where good and comfortable con-
vsysnces are in readiness to bring them at mod
Terms: SO q day, $40 O week. or s3s month.
II. YINGLING,
Monterey Springs"
te6-tu th-slm Franklin County Pennn.
pLUE RIDGE SUMNER RESORT, near Green
ID wood Depot, on Ches. and Ohio L. R. Has been
In successful operation more than twenty years
A. x. YAECY, il, Greenwood Depot,
jel-solIn Albemarls county, Va.
DLEAsANT SUMNER RESoRT-wsrentou,
Il Va, has now railroad and telesraphie IA
communication, and being within . pleas
ant drive Of the White Sulphur Springs, ia. "
ste<s induce nnents to summer Visitors which few
places can hold ont. The advantages OF town and
country srs here combined. Board reasonable, and
every guest made to feel ct home. Livery Stable in
connection with the House. Address
SAhL T. ASHBY,
Proprietor Wsrrenton HOusr,
jel- I'm Warrenton, vs..
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Ben Bobstay a tar Of the irily Old sort,
OOald keclhaui n maiBhrace and luS hard a perti
AES Ben b. vas smiled en- by SUI. Meg, anil MOL,
let all @ 'er the world he faithful - Poll.
Faithful q Poll,
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ASTRAL OIL.
Depot for Pratf's Non EXPLOSIVES Asfrak OIL
Just received, 900 gallons Prsttis ASTRAL OIL,
Warranted not 70 explode. Trade supplied st New
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
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THE CHICAGO CONFEDERATION.

Among our telegraphic news will
be found an account of the most ter
rife confagration of which the world
has any knowledge. Chicago, the
Queen city of the West, is almost en-
tirely destroyed, and one hundred
thousand of her people are houseless,
homeless and destitute. Within an
area of three or four miles in the
very heart of the city, everything is
consumed. The dread Fire King has
spared neither palace nor hovel-nei
ther the mansion of the rich nor the at
tic ofthe poor. All alike have perished
before his scorching, destroying
breath, and the beautiful city which
but yesterday was the pride of the
great Northwest is to-day but heap
of smoking, smouldering ruins, and her
people are lowering hopelessly over
the ashes of their homes. Many of
her wealthiest citizens have in day
become bankrupt and tens of thou
sands of her artexans and laborers are
thrown out of employment and their
wives and little ones bereft of means
of subsistence. And the fire still was
raging at latest date, with even the
miscreant incendiary's torch to give it
impetus; and the world stands aghast
at the contemplation of the destruc-
tion which may yet follow.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. aaxa

VyTE UNDERSIGNED. ADMINISTRATOR
Of the co-partnership estate Of Samuel
Farmer, deceased, having obtained an order Of
the County Court of Linn county. Oregon, at
the regular September term of snid Court an-
thcrixing and directing sale Of the real estate
belonging to said estate,
Notice is hereby given that / win. Ia pursu-
ance of said order. on
Monday. the 10th day Of October, 1871
between the hours Of O'Clock, 4. ~.
and O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day, ct
the court house door. in said county Of
Linn. and at public auction, sell the following
described real estate, belonging 70 said estate m
wit All the right title and interest Of the said
Samuel Farmer, deceased. Of, in, and to, the un-
divided half of thirteen acres Of land, mere or
less, together with the undivided half Of the
saw mill now situated thereon. and known - the
"Wiley saw -milf' and property. situstsd IN Linn
county. Oregon, for cash-gold coin-in hand.
and upon the terms and provision Of law
J. =. DAVIS. Administrstcr.
Dated Sept. s, 1871. GEO. r. HELM.
v6D5wi. Atty for Adm'y.
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PRINTING AsSoCIATIoN.-Messrs.
J. Fl. Lappeus, B. B. Taylor and Eu-
gene Semple have associated them
selves together in corporate COM
pany for the purpose of engaging in the
printing business. 1t is understood
that they will purchase Mr. I. Pat
terssn's interest in the Portland Her
aid and continue its publication as a
part of their programme. Mr.. Tay-
lor is the present editor of that paper.
His connection with it as joint owner
is assurance that he will remain in the
position he SO ably fills.
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A Nation Of Dyspepties.-That's what
Americans are. We live iast-dissipate In eve
rything except righteousness, and fill early
graves. We drink, without regard to couse-
quences, all kinds Of poisoned alcoholic spirits,
and swallow. without mastication. pork, grease,
and every conceivable carbonoceous, soul-dwarf-
ing. life-destroying, system-clogging, indigesti-
BILE food. DR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VISRGAR
BIrrgRs cannot stop this in a radical manner.
but il will remove tho evil effects and the
cring paticLt, with fresh. pure, vtalizcd electri
cal blood flowing through his arteries and veins,
will have n clearer head and cooler judgment.
which. coupled with experience, will cause him
to abstain in the future. Good. nutritious, di-
gestible diet, which tho most delicate stomachs
may take, can be found in cracked wheat, corn
bread, tomatoes, raw or soft boiled eggs, baked
apples, boiled rice, plain rico pudding, corn
starch, rare beef, mutton and poultry. With
VINEGAR BIRrERs and moderation in eating
and drinking, there is no incurable case of dys-
pepsia.
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WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT,

CORRECTED WEEKLY M P. @. HARPER CO.
Following are the prices paid for produce. and
the prices at which othor articles are selling in
this market:
WHEAT--White p bushel 81 1?i.
OATS-5a bushcl, as cts.
POTATOES-R bushel, 81 90.
ONIoNS-59 bushel, 81 00@l so.
FL0UR--j9 bbl, Sc SO.
BEANS-Whitc, % ID. 4@5 cts.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, ID, cents !;
Peaches. "a ID. 18a cts; Plums, Ss ib, lsc.;
Cnrrants, 10 H., I0c.
BUTTER-T9 ib, 80 cts.
EGGS-Sa dozen. so cts.
CHICKENS-Ts dozen. So 90.
SUGAR-Crushed, 10 ID, Is cts; Island, p
fb, sll@12 cts; San Francisco Refined.
% 10, l44 l43 cts.
TEA-Young Hyson, p h. 81 so; Japan.
- fb, s0c(lS1 90; Black, u b, 75c@Sl 90.
COFFEE-5a Ii, 5000 cents.
sALT-P ID, la@24 cts.
SYRUP-Heavy Golden, T9 gallon, 81 90;
Elk. Heavy Golden, p gali.. 81 rs.
BAC0N-Hams, 3 fb, ii cts.; Sides, l2t cts;
Shoulders. Z cts.
LARD--p b, III cts.
0IL-Deyoe's Kerosene, P gallon, IS cts:
Linseed Oil, raw, % gall. 81 20; Linseed
Oil, boiled, ID GALL. 81 SO.
BEEF-Neat, Sa b, cents.
P0RK-Neat, 5a b. 81 cents.
SHEEp-Mutton, per head, 81 5o@s 90.
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THE Washington Chronicle says
"There was nothing left Of the great
Democratic party except its head af-
ter the election of 1862
To which the Atlanta San retorts:
!" But that head contained about all
the brains in the country, and that
brains, pitted against fraud, corrup-
ton inhigh places, usurpation, criminal
waste of public money, and other
equally flagratious conduct, is expect
ed to win a victory for the Demo
Gratis, over Radicalism, next year.
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CHASE FOR PRECEDENT!

A recent New York Radical pa
per contains the following:
ga number ofprominent Democrats
from the South and West have had a
meeting with leading members of the
party and have agreed, it is said, to
put Chief Justice Chase forward for
the Presidency Those claiming to
know, declare that Chase is very
anxious to be a candidate, and he has
an entire understanding with infiuen-
entail Democrats all over the country
that he shall be nominated. 1t is re-
ported that he himself prepared a
platform very liberal in character,
and which he thinks will be satisfac-
tory to many discontented Republi-
cans
This is but the old programme
over again, and will not deceive any
intelligent class of people. 1t is sim
ply trick of the Radicals to create
dissensions and divisions in theDem-
ocratic ranks and thus divert our at
tention from the common enemy. In
1868 the Radical newspapers of the
country manufactured Chase into a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton, and, aided by a few tricksters
who had slipped into the National
Convention through impudence and
deception, this superanuated Repub-
lican secured a few votes in that
body, ever since which time he has
fancied himself the coming Democrat
ic President. The Republicans, in
their desire to see him foisted upon
the Democracy as their candidate,
have urged his claims with SO much
pertinacity and vehemence as to de-
velop their wishes and designs beyond
disguise, until now this dodge meets
with no more consideration than any
other Radical movement to secure a
little advantage at the expense oftruth
and fairness.
Chase does not stand the ghost of a
show for the Democratic nomination.
He is not sufficiently orthodox for
even the majority of new departurists,
and would certainly not ego down"
with the old guard of the party. He
has never been. Democrat and is not
now one. He is sort of political
hermaphrodite, and viii only be sup
ported in his claims for promotion by
that class of people "who are every
thing by turns and nothing long,
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ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. /.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN rursuance Of an order Of the County Court
OF the County of Linn and State Of Oregon,
made ut the September term thereof, 1871, the
undersigned. Administra;rix of the Estate of e
W. Kendall, deceased, will, on
Saturday, the l4M day cf October, 1871.
between the hours of o'clock. A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. in front CT tho Court
House door, in the city of Albany, in said eoun-
ty. sell at public anction. to the highest bidder
for cash in hand in U. S. gold coin. the follow.
ing described premises. to-wif:
Commencing Is chains and ~ links west of
the southwest corner Of parcel Of land owned
~ s. Brock thence east Is chains and ~ links:
thence north 81 chains and IS links; thence
west chains TO the center Of road leading to
kendalPs Bridge; thence south bearing west
along said road to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 33 acres, more or less; also the follow
ing piece or parcel Of land. to wit:
Commencing at the south-west corner Of the
Donation Land Claim of Vim. Bennett; thence
north IS chains; thence east chains ard ~
links to the center Of the railroad thence south
4S chains thence west chains and 46 links to
the place of beginning, containing 40 and I2.
hundredths acres. more or less all of said land
being in Townships No. l2 and Is, South Range
west, Linn county, Oregon.
FRANCES B. KENDALL
Dated Sept II, 1871. Administratrix
v-n5wi
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CLASS rr.-Horses.

CLASS Yr.-Horses.
THoRoUGHBREDs--STALLIoSs.
Four years old, VIM. bingham, 1st pr, q. J.
Basket. End pr; 3 years old, W. X. ClaypooI,
ist pr, year old, Wm Morgan, LIST pr.
TnoRoUGHBRED MARES.
-Four years old, Martin Luper, LIST pr; 2years
old, W. j. Tennant, LIST pr.
GRADED DEMONSTRATIONS.
-Four yenrs old. @. W. Philips, let pr, W. J.
Mathews. End pr. 3 years old, Martin Luper,
LIST pr, II. r. Warren, End pr. years old, Pc
ter Zeli. LIST pr, L. Ray, End pr; year old, s.
W. Marks. 1stpri colt, D. Cannon, 1stpr., X.
y. Warren, End pr.
THoRoUaHBRgD MARES.
Fosr years old, w. @. seogxin. Ist pr, A. p.
Caldwell, 2nd pr; 2 years old, II. II. Cole. Ist
pr..w. q. scoggin. End pr. colt, L. Hsz-
brouck. LIST pr, same, End pr.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best brood mare and colt, 4 years old, II. Lu.
per, 1st pr. best gelding, yeors old and up.
wards, j. z. Grouse. LIST pr, A. cowan. End pr.
MATCH CARRIAGE TEAM.
8. Montgomery, 1st pr. T.. r. Wyatt. End pr.
SINGLE HoRsE OR MARE TO BUGGY.
J. N. Welsh. Ist pr, 8. Montgomery. End pr
SPAN OF HORSES FOR ALL Work.
g. o. Barnes, LIST pr, W. Clearinghouse, End
pr.
SPAN OF DRAFT HORSES.
Y. NJ. westfall. let pr. J. cieland. 2nd pr.
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ITO be coafinuea.1


RIVAL CASpIDATEs.-The Demo
cratic Convention of Massachusetts
has nominated John Quincy Adams
for Governor, and the Republicans
have nominated Washburne. Adams
is in every respect the superior of his
competitor and will command the
votes Of many conservative Republi-
cans. There will be lively race in
the Old Bay State this fall. Many
Eastern papers predict a Democratic
victory, but we are inclined TO think
the work of regeneration is not yet
complete at the Hub.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-13

Az EXCELLENT REToRT-We take
the following elegant hit from Hon.
a. II. Stevens paper, the Atlanta San:
The Courier-.Jour,,dl SAYS: "When
we see the name of Alexander IL.
Stephens linked with such names as
Il. Emmet Monaghan, 5. Edwin Me-
gragee and =. Gray Meek, we may be
pardoned for indulging distant sus-
picion that Mr.. Stephens will ultimate
ly part his hair in the middle" And
when the name Of the editor Of the
Co,rier-yo,unal is seen linked with
the names of II. Manton Marble, p.
"Moxa" Morton and b. Flunky Butler,
it is understood that a combined eff.
fort is to be made to part the Demo
cratic party in the middle.