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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-02
COURTHOUSE SQUARE,
CHARLESToWN, W. W..
Grand and Glorious Reduction
WOOLENS & COYTONS!
VNHESE are lively times and it requires live
business to suit the people of the age. lleace
we invite all To come 10 the
METROPOLITAN

And see how things are done mp there.
| MATURE and the worldly affairs Of man arc
" evcr-constantly changing. Onward il tho
| Imperative law Of the universe, and nations, aud
/ empires well rs men, cannot shrink from the
| rigorous command. The good deeds, the expc-
| rience of every changing thing il recorded along
/ the pathway of time to mould or guide ages
born. Even the mercantile world does not subrflt
/ to stand still, but must ever progress. icN
wears ago article OF merchandise had IN cstab-
| ished value with the manufacturer, which was
! doubled yea trebled, by the profits added, by the
/ dozen or more hands through which IL passed be-
fore il reached the customer. This is the general
system adhered 10 by those who claim 20 under
stand the modern ideas OF buying and selling. and
vet they follow in the beaten pathway of our fore
fathers. There are few men who have the cour-
age aud pluck TO braak up this defective system o.
allowing a class Of nabobs TO roll in luxury by liy
! ing of the earnings OF the people-who stand be-
tween the manufacturer and the jobbcr, the inn
porter. the broker, and the Dry Goods gambler
few have banded together and with stern fidelity
have declared to eight the battles OF the masses.
lin Unity There is Strength"
And although may seem impracticable 10 those
who have Tor life time been compelled TO pay
regular prccs-Which means goods at what IL costs
TO make them and a dozen or fifteen profits added
of course n such men and their method Of business,
il il not supposed they can comprehend how We
can sell Goods for lees than they pay for them.
GENUINE BARGAINS
Constantly on hSndand arriving.
SETH NJ. rlMBERLAKE.
c. Gsf F.. Tl1 w: T11Io' Statesmen.
October -, ls12.
p ST. am now the Special Agent for Jefferson
County, OF the Carolina Life Insurance Company,
uf which Jefferson Davis Is President.
Oct. ~, 1872. ). VI. TlMBERLAKE.
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Total
Note.-Dem. Nominee in Small Caps, Indepen-
lent Conservative in Roman. and Rads in Italics
BERKELEY COUNTY.

1Otal liO
Majority for County Court, 23l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure Of all derange.
ments in the stom-
sch, liver, and bow.
els. They are 8 mid
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege'
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering II prevent
"A 1,v fhAfP ftfualr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-05
NO. 1876.
TEE FAITHFUL SHEPHERD BoY.

Gerhardt was German shepherd-boy !;
and noble fellow he was too, although he
was very. very poor. One day as he was
watching his flock which was feeding in
valley on the border of q forest, a hun
ter came out of the woods and asked:
'How far is it to the nearest villagee"
six miles. sir" replied the boy; "bnt
the road is only sheep-track. and very
easily missed"
The hunter glanced at the crooked track,
and then said:
My lad, am hungry, tired and thirsty.
have lost my companions, and missed
my way. Leave your sheep. and show
me the road. will pay You we'll"
II cannot leave my sheep, SIR" said
Gerhardt "They would stray into the
forest. and be eaten by the wolves, or
stolen by the robbers
"Well, what of that ?" queried the hun
ter. The loss Of one or more would not
be much to your master; and I'll give you
more money than you ever earned in the
whole year
II cannot go, sir" rejoined Gerhardt
very firmly. my master pays me for my
time, and he trusts me with his sheep. Ii
were to sell you my time, which does
not belong to me. and the sheep should
get lost, it would be Just the same as if I
stole Them"
Well said the hunter, twill you trust
your sheep with me while you go to the
village and get me some food and drink
and u guide will take good care OF
them for you.
The boy shook his head. THE sheep,
said he. do not know your voice. and
-Gerhart stopped speaking.
"And what? Can't you trust me Do
look like dishonest man asked the hun.
ter angriy.
''Sir, said the boy slowly, ''you tried to
make me false to my trust, and wanted
me to break my word to my master.
How do ! know you would keep your
word to me ?"
The hunter laughed for he felt that the
boy had fairly cornered him. He said
81 see, my lad, that you are a good, faith
full boy. will not forget you. Show me
the road and will try to make it ont my
self"
Gerhardt now offered the humble con-
| tents of his scrip to the hungry man, who
coarse rs they were, ate them gladly
Presently his attendants came up. and
then Gerhardt. to his surprise. found that
the hunter was the grand duke. who owned
all the country round. The duke was so
pleased with the boys honesty that he sent
for him shortly after. and had him educat
ed. In after years Gerhardt became 8
very rich and powerful man but he re-
manned honest and true to his dying day.
-Young Pilgrim.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,40050
New Orl'ns 7209O
:, sugar H'se:. 8504O
NAILS, q keg6 60@6 90
ONIONS. y bus. q 90
OIL, herosene,g ,g 85@45
machinery. 75@1 90
sPIEo1H, Gold al O8
o snver @1 OS
FoTAT's, ir1s1 6002 90
sweet. bus 7501 90
hIoE, carolina "a b 8@1O
9 ShoT, $osg. 2I5@8 90
9 SSALT,Llverp!2OO@2i1O
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TWIsmGRAFHIo
FoxslRn Analrss

PAR1s. March 8. The French Minis
ter; Iae Berlin telegrsphs that Emperor
William has pardoned the French pri-
sonefs held by the Germans for civil
n IoNDoN. March s.-The Queen de-
parts for Germany on the 26!h, and re-.
turns on April 16. han aai:e
IL LONDON, March ga commission OF
medical men. appointed to inquire into
O'Oonner's sanity, report him sound Of
mind. but an enthusiastic Fenian. He
said he would have used loaded pistol,
but only wanted to frighten the Queen;
as fatal result would have enthroned
the Prince of Wales, which is undesira-
Bile. he wishes Victoria to be the last
English monarch.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED wEEKLY BIZ THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, fbu.2 00@8 90
BA0aIHa, ..16@23
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22@24
.N.Y.orWesBIb TOTO
BUTTER, North. .z804O
Country, % h. .2O025
BACON. Hams. 12@1S
Sides, u b. .8A@1O
Shoulders 7@8AI
CANDLES, Sperm4006O'
Adamantine ib18@20'
COTTON YARN1 6O@l 76|
COTTON, Stct NJ -. "a
Middling .21A|
Low Midl'g, ali
Good Ordny,.....2 .20|
oHEEsE, ED. ID. 22aaS| 2S|
e aCtOry .ZO025l
COFFEE, Rio, BD25@27|
Laguayra .26028i
Java ........ .9SmS5|
FLOUR, Co. 8O0@12 DOL
Northern. .800@12 sol
GRAIN, Corn l 05@1 10l
Wheat q 00@2 sol
Oats. ..95@1 DOL
Peas .....1 20@1 Sol
Hay, North, GOVT. q sol
HIDES, Dry, #ib12a@ls|
Green @8I
LARD, % b. 12015I
LIME, u bbI. Q 25@2 4O|
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-09

The death OF Rager Beauvoir is an
nounced at st. Hyaointhe, Canada, at
the age OF 1872. Living under monar-
ohlcal auspices, he had. fortunately, no
cnance OF voting for every President
since Washington.
Savannah tried to initiate Chicago q
few nights ago. A kerosene lamp ex-
ploded in stable. and the prospect
seemed bright for awhile, but the flames
were soon ignobly- extinguished.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-09

TIE GREAT HAZE PRoDuoER.-Hsir Oils
pomatums and Pomades have had their dny.
They belong to the musty past Nobody thst
munderstande ~ the chemistry Of the hair and
the philosophy Of it's growth thinks Of using
them. Instead Of clogging the pores of the
scalp with thick onguents, and thus obstruct-
ing the insensiblec perspiration wLich is
essential to the health Of the abres, We now
tone the surface Of the head with en- invieo
rating sst.g application which penetrstes to fhe
same way that the fertilizing agents spread
and cause the blades to spring up In myrisds.
coating the earth with verdure. The inyiRo
rant best adspted TO this purpose is LYon's
KATHAIRoN. 1t may we'll be called the ferfiH
zer Of NE head. To the barren scalp it com
municates vegctative power. If the hair ia
cropping out or becoming dry and withered.
u IT,; arrests 3, the process of dilapidatinu or
blight. The hair thickens and beoomes
glossy and flexible under it's genial Operation
and as q dressing is unapproached By any
preparation that has yet been laid on the
toilet OF Fashion.
81 II you desire rosy cheeks and \ COM
PieHon fair and free from PimpIes and
B!otches, purify your blood by the use Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It has no
equal for this purpose. M7is
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A COLD -BLooDED MURDHR.-From a
letter received here, we learn that Mr..
j.. Butler Nelson, former citizen of
this County, and young man OF much
promise, was murdered in his own house.
while asleep in his bed, near Griffin,
da., on the 18th January last. Mr.. Mel.
son was member Of Company I, 10Th
South Carolina Regiment, and was noted
for bis gallantry in the late war. Suspi-
cion attaches to negro man whom he
had in his employ. y.-Lancaste,' Ledger.
Louis Napoleon has been denied per-
mission to sojourn short time in Italy.
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Down in Wilmington, some time ago,
an old man who was very feeble was
helped across crowded street by youth
OF twenty. A month afterwards the old
man died, and as on expression OF his
gratitude he left the youth $40, 900. And
now no old mans life is safe in Whining.
ton. All the young fellows have had
their ambition excited, and as soon as
any venerable man appears on the side
walk dozen chaps rush at him, grab
him by the coat and the oollnr, and the
back hair, and try to carry him across
the street whether he wants to 20 or not.
When he gets there, lot more fasten on
to him and set him back again, aud then
present their cards. So the old men in
Wilmington are having q lively time
now, and they have to tack up the street
whenever they go out for a walk. Thus
far very little cash has been evolved, but
all the young men study the obituary ad-
vertisements carefully, and when they
see the words ''at the age of seventy
six, or "sixty Six" or anywhere in that
neighborhood. they hurry down to the
Office Of the Register of Wills and pore
over the last testament Of the deceased.
All this goes to show how much distress
one inconsiderate action will cause. II
that first old man had left us that SAC, 600
this foolishness might have been pre-
vented. Mac. Adeler.
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and House-and Is called the Banner County
OF the Democracy. The State has not iust
now any such defined ststus demo onstreble by
election results - the city and County Gov.
Brown, elected In 1870, 10 Republican. while
tho Legislature, elected at tho iame time, il
sufficiently Democratic to make one Of their
first aots the election Of Frank p. Blair to tho
United States Senate. But whateyer may be
the future capitalization Of parties in this
state, Miaa aa0urt ts sure TO bo governed by q
broad, comprehensive and stAtesmaplike
poltoy-such as characterizes Gov. Brown.
Senator Blair and Senator Schurz. Gov.
Brown 10 liberal Republican. and . worthy
.amtn1stration gives great satisfao otion to the
moderate men OF all parties.
In conclusion, I would cay that, after max
i1ng up my mind to emigrate from South Caro-
ins, and before determined where would
60, made q tour Of observation to this city,
saint Joseph, Atchinson, Leayenworth, Fort
scott, Baxter Spring; Topeka, Denver and
central City. came then firmly to the con.
elusion that. OF all the/ scas'batReen Saint
Louis and the Rocky Mountains, KSnskc, City
was the place, present and future I teSted
my conclusion by the opinions OF ali with
whom conyersed on the subject-in fsilrosd
coaches, and at kotels, in Missouri and KAN
sas, and Color9do-andI l found an overWheim.
ing majority q these had the same opinion
And a residence here OF fourteen months has
continually strengthened my conclusion. In
my opinion, in the elements of material nro.
gress, no locality, even in this maryeionsi1
growing "West," can compare with Kansas
oity. JAMES FARROW.
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

WTHEREAS vacancy now eIists in the
Sumter: -
Now, know ye, that I. ROBERT 4. SCOTT.
Governor OF the State OF South Carolina, by
virtue OF the power and authority vested in
me by an Act OF the General Assembly Of said
state, entitled can Act concerning the Office,
duties and liabilities Of Coroner" approved
January ~ 1870. do hereby appoint and con.
County, as Coroner OF the said County of
Sumter, to fiji said vacancy and to perform
the duties Of said Office until the Legislature
In testimony whereof. I have h.r:un+o
set my hand. and caused the great
lsEAL1 seal to be affixed, at Columbia, this
7th day of March, A. D. 1879. and in
tho Dinety-sixth year OF the indepen-
denoe cf the United State es OF America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
=: L. CAnDozo, Secretary OF State.
March
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-09

Lostl strayedl or stolenl the Ameri.
oan navy. for which the people paid
$500, 900, 900 during tho war, and since
S20, 100000 n year. The property has
gone beyond recovery, but suitable
reward will be paid for tho detection
and conviction of the thievos
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AMNESTY. The New York Tribune
pitches into Morton and his Radical
followers in the Senate in the following
characteristic way:
We begin to despair of any appeals to
the gentlemen controlling the admin
stration majority in the Senate, save ap-
peals based on partisan necessities. On
that low plane, therefore, we once more
beg OF them prompt. generous bill of
amnesty. Would it be too much to ask
OF Senator Morton, for instance. who
was once latitudinarian enough to favor
even Andrew Johnson's way of dealing
with the South, that he should get above
his crude, passionate prejudice, and give
the party some ghost OF chance to
carry an occasional Southern State next
fall, by now abandoning the useless and
aggravating prescription of Southern
men, confesaedly not the worst of those
we encountered and finally subdued
seven years ago?
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land; and. Nprthvrrdi the area Of rain
from Tennessee, SKentpoky and Ohio
Eastward to the middle Atlantic, coast.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with
Sontherly winds, will prevail during the
night over the South Atlantic States; .khe
latter veering TO- Westerly and North
westerly by Saturday evening. The ba-
rometer will rise during tonight. with
westerly to North.westerly winds West
OF and throughout the Mississippi val
ley. and extend Eastward on Saturday
over the upper lake region. the Ohio
valley and the Eastern Gulf States, with
clearing weather and falling temperature.
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law library, which is owned jointly by a lnree
majority OF the lawyers, containing full set
OF all the reports in each State in the Union:
this is in addition to the individual libraries
OF the different members Of the bar There
is also medical college OF two or three years'
growth, which promises success. 1t recently
received donation Of 10000. The mercnn-
tile business is as much crowded as law and
medicine. No ono without experience need
expect to start here with more pay than $35
or $40 per month-verJ little more than
must rise early and be up late, and work hard
all tho time; and moreover be ready and
willing to lend hand to anything, without
higglIng about contracts" or "splitting
is not prepared for this kind of life, he had
better not come to Kansas City. But when he
once gets start and shows a capacity and
viii to work, his promotion. think, is moro
states. The time for applying for mercantile
situations is from 18th February to lat March.
and from 18th September to 1st October, In
tho mechanical branches, there are better
IS per day; carpenters about 50; cabinet
makers about $3.50 per day. There il a very
creditable start for mechanics institute
an incorporated society Of over 200 members,
win library OF several hundred volumes OF
valuable books.
our courts meet as regularly as the days
como. Our juries are not only all white, but
eG2mpete9t; Gnmptt On this point: think Jackson
County, Missouri, could safely challenge the
Carolina juries. before Reconstruction, ;" were
better than those OF Jackson County, Mo-,
now. The two courts, Circuit (civilj and
Criminal, are presided over by judges both
able and upright-men above even the suspi-
cion of weakness or partiality. Judge Saw
yer, OF tho Circuit Court, OF whose presiding
have seen most, is able, learned and ready,
aud withal patient and affable. The subordi.
nate officers, as County judges, clerk. sheriff,
Justices OF the peace, GC, ara generally "a ma .
Dle and faithful officers.
The Mayor OF tho city is Radical Republi-
| can, though the Aldermen elected at tho same
time were Democrats-the Democrats split on
last preceding, w: 1870 Tie Democrats olect-
ed full ticket. This County (Jackson) is
Democratic; hrs al entire representation of
Democrats III tho LeSislaturo-bothS Senate
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os % ncar me Dig Deno. zen. Fremont
tions across the Rocky Mountains. A trade
sprang up 1T an early day between tho Mis-
souri, River and Santa Fo, Mexico. As this
trade increased. it kept coming up the river
to one place after another, each place in turn
being nearer the bend. Finally, this trade
established itself at Westport, town in this
tJackson) County, four miles from the rivor.
Nearly al SAINT. Fe freight was discharged at
Big Bend for Westport, whero merchants en-
gagged in the Santa Fe trade had their bust
ness headquarters. ~ last some OF these
began to thlnk it woulI be we'll to open store
down at the boat landing, and for consider
S9lo s1 time this locality was only known as
tants OF the big Bend" began to feel their
Importance, they aspired to "Kansas CITY"
after . river named Kansas that horo fowod
into the Missouri.
pr0yements OF much valuo were made till
lS46: The city charter WAS granted in 1855,
~ Whioh time there wa, population OF about
SUD. In 1860, the population had grown to
over ! .Ooo, and continued rapidly to increase
TIL the war. During the war, the city not
only DID not grow. but retrograded; and in
May, 1865, tho population was only about
5000. Then there WAS not single railroad
here-the nearest railroad point was thirty
miles distant. But in January, 1867, the DO.
pulatton WAS Is, ,0G4; and in August, 1868, it
WAS over 25 900.
The advantage gained by Kansas City will
be enhanced as her railroad system shall be {.
como more fully developed, and her present
lines become trunks OF innume erable branches.
Besides her present five competing lines to
New York. and her present railroad connec-
tlon with San Francisco, and her several lines
pushing NOrthward, she will soon have more
than one through connection, by rail, with
Galveston, thus bringing to the trade OF Kan
sas City the products Of the Gulf coast and
the West Indios, and giving tho additional al
vantage Of water transportation from Eastern
cities to Galveston, leaving only about 700
miles OF railway, instead OF about !. 500, as at
present.
articles OF family consumption, at retail, foi.
tho best quality of each article, viz: Flour per
sack, 100 pounds, 81; hams, sngar-cnred, per
pound, eighteen cents; beef steak, per pound,
twelve to fifteen cents; chickens livo) each,
pound, twenty five to thirty cents; eggs per
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-31
aHEnfFF,N SALE.

NJ oTTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
virtue Of an execution, Issued out Of the
County Court, Of the State Of Oregon, for Linn
county, and to ms directed and delivered, in ia
vor Of q. w. Crosby. plaintiff, and against G.
W. Grubb, defendant, Tor the sum Of STA 10,
interest and .essts Of suit. / have this Goth day
Of April. 1877, levied upon all Of the undivided
interest Of G.. w. Grub, as an beir at law Of
the estate Of John 0rGbb, deceased, in the fol-
lowing described real estate, as property Of G.
W. Gubb, to-wjt; The north west / and " 81
! 81 the north east !. and the rorth- west Of
the southeast l. and the north east of the
south-west Of section ore ~, TIP. ii, 8. X. 4
west, and contains 322 So acres-thc west !
" John Grubb. and the east to Nancy a.
Grub, bis wife,. both deceased.
Also, the 40 scres Of the northwest corner Of
the south-west quarter Of section one, Tp. IL s.,
r.. west; tbe sYatb \ Of the southeast Of sec.
ton 2, Tp. IL 81 K. 4 west willamette meridian,
Linn county State Of Oregon, and on Tuesday,
the 18th dag of June, 1872, between the hours
of y o'clock 4. N. and 4 o'clock p. N. of said
day, to-wit: z o'clock p. ~, at the Court House
door in the city Of Albany. Linn county, Ore
gon. / will seli all of the undivided interest Of
e. W. 6fabb 10 the sb1ve.desefibed real prop
eriy with all tie appurtenaDees thereto belong
ing or 10 my wise appertaining, for cash ia hand,
ut public auction 10 the big1est bidder.
Dated this 18th day Of May; 1877.
X. A. IRVINE,
.nI1w4. Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
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sHERiFF,S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
IN virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon for Linn
county, and 10 me directed and delivered, IN
favor of II L Rudd and John Brattain. plain
tits, and against G u Lee and z b Lee, Defend
snts. for the sum Of si.7s5 go. in U s Gold coin.
interest and costa Of suit. / have this, Both day
Of April. a d 1872. ievied upon the following
real estate a. the property of c u
Lee and z d Lee, to-wic Lot No. 3 Of block
No. III. Ia the town of Peoria. Linn county. Ore
gon. together with the ieucments. heredita-
mems and appnrtennnces thsreuntos belonging
or in any-ise appdrt.ining- Ard on
Monday the SM day OF June, 1872,
between the hours of 9 o'clock. A n and I
r VI. of said day--to- wit: 2 o'clock. p
Nat the Court House door. in the City of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, L will sell the
above described real property, with all the APP
puriensnccs thereto belonging or in anywiss sp-
purtaining. for cash In hand. at public out
cry. to the highest bidder.
Dated this 2nd day Of May, Sd. 1872.
X. A IRVINE, Sheriff, Linn county, Oregon.
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sHERIrr,s SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
In virtue of au execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Linn
county, and to me directed and delivered, in
favor Of the State of Oregon. plaintiff. and
against P G Carmichael. defendcnt, for the sum
OF 1922 rs, interest and cost of suit, I have this
LIST day of May, IsF2, levied upon the following
real estate, as property of P G carmi-
chal. to-wit The donation land claim of j W
Siringer, designated and described in the land
Office Mt Oregon City, Oregon, as notification
Il. 926 !" claim Mo- 1t being the S w I Of
the N & I and the S + I of N w I and N w I
of the S I, N i ! of s W of Sec. f1l). I P
OBJ. South Range "a, West, Win. meridian,
Linn county, State of Oregon. And on
Monday, the Sh day Of June, 1872,
between the hours Of Q o'clock A NJ. and 4
O'Clock P NJ, Of said day--to-wit: 2 o'clock P
Mat the Court house door, in tho city of Al
bany, Linn county. Oregon, I will sell the above
described real property with all the appurtenan-
ces thereto belonging or in anywise appertain-
ing. for cash in nand, at public auction, to the
highest bidder.
Dated this End of May, A 1879.
X. A.. IRVINE, Sheriff, Linn county, Or.