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4 lBiN UOIfI, War; % It, European PLAN, ono
bloc. from ltusiwAy Room, ~ ct.. day, v
70 81 ueeA isnuy roous q and 81 - day, g. t. -
%
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RATES OF PASSAGE.

Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency
FIRST CAHtN............ST SrEF1 AoE - az
Passengers also forgaTie1 to Paris, Havre Hamburg
sweden, Norway, and Denmark at reduced rates
Tickets can BE- bought here moderate rates by per
sons Wl'hlng t. send for their friends.
For further information Gpply at the COMPANY Office
JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
Ilrna lsx.v Nan. Vol
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The report was approved, and In accordance
with the provisions Of the sct, ouc-half the az
gregatc coat, $;2,5OJ, vas allowed against thr
lSiS, the other half helug assessed on the prop
erty adjoining to and benefited by the improve
ment For all this ngu,ing and reporting the
commissioners were To receive oniJ tho paltry
plttancc Ut a. per day each. Tho Gct was passed
MAY icbS, and gave them until July /, 1852. to
complete tn improvement: 50 that admitting
that their work was be gun the next day, ana
tina; they wcr c1 Sundays, this would give
them only about g apiece fur the little job, or
goo IN all q good example Of the economical
Ideas that animated ~" frHmor 81 the bill. Hut
the boat laid measures io check cxtrnvngansa
often p."vr fulile, un1 a. Il happened In this
partiCu!ar instance.
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fuanttl.
MIDLAND RAILROAD.


FIRST MoRrGAGB PKR CENr. GoLp BoSDs
LhnG,I 20 t2JOn per Dift on Erlsis ID rp1i.
The rapid progress toward completion of thi' great
Tunk LiRs from New York the West and 10 CanllI
enables offer 10 Investors at par and ntcgc %
further limited issue OF these f,voritc securities.
Upward Of SO miles Of this road, including the New
Jerscy section. already nui-Atd equipped, and IN
operation, and contrasts with responsible parties have
been made for Is entire completion by tu nrst day OF
July next When this shall have been acc lmpli.hcd s
earnings cannot fa g. be large ami highly remuuera.
tive 1t has advantages At least equal those Of any
Of is competitors for both local and through business
II l. building for cash, ot siich ,I ~ siOD0O hare
been rHHthe by s.bser 1iJ1 Itif Nc.k ~ PAR. Tho
wors is substantial and, ilclud!nc clupmcnt has
exceeded In cost fJoQ per mle which IL Peg nan
n'ri OF the amount which Of s, rnk lines OF
roads leading from New York capitalized AMI on
which they are paying good dividend.
In view OF these fASs, the Mlilsld Fir, Mo-; GAGE
Bonds must be regarded as hrstcas5 security
safe as Governments sad, by making tho exchange
At the present difference In price, hoLIsr Of Nidli
Bppdi iGH tSoSine 80 per cet more 1f ter.e t15 ne
dmoHai frre,,>l ndp % h1'lsy. oj tar. . Boqi..
For sale or cychaas' tJf Government . r,eg market
'''''" GEORGE orpYKE & co.. s' Nassaus',
DROPoSNi@ fsrti.,loo stock. and bonds OF 90
scai'd proposal vii pa received a; the COMPTROLLER.
untl saturday, Ma-'h 1873 q oClayE T.. Mo whom
VII Of Shc snm n fGr hani-1 ana twsniy,s,c ir6r
snl dollar, OF storSs a1i boni' % ta' ci'y ot Scs
Doc, Bonds. ae,1or7ea ly oaft,r 90, section d,
hy. cie1cr ~, Law a, l0. I..abl. Ap.t. i I.9,
said stock az bond. viz Nca- ln,,reta,tN- ret.cf
and November Iu each year
me porl,'l. y.l STATE rc amount % s,ocS ,eli
W.!rofi sud tu, persons Who's -.Y''- a. % n., igI
With sn, pre.iuin, t..r,..H. ,n tlr,N +. rutii.l
N Hf
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8mI 6stat..
B,al Gstat,.
A DnIAN IT. MULLER. AUCTIONEBR.
EXECUTIONS SALE
or
sIXTY.Two
VAluhRLE LOTS.

A DHIAN IT. MULLER, AUCTIONEBH.
N -----.-
EAECUTOl,S SALE
OF
sIXTYTW0
VALUABLE LOTS,
49,. SITUATE ON -
HVH ST.. NICHOLAS AND 9TH AVS,
..... .. THE BOULEVARD, -
l-1D' ETH, iSTH' i26rH, AND MANHATTAN srs.
..
ADRIAN II, MULLER, =. II. WILKINS n co.
WILL SELL At AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, -
AT ~ O'CLOCK, AT TIE EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
III BROADWAY,
by order Of the undersigned Executor and Executrx u
JAMES II. WALTER deceased,
~ lots, comprising the entire block bounded by tho
Sth and 81. NlchOlas avs, l2bd and i2ith ats.
10 lOts In the block bounded by i&d, i2th and Man.
haitian ets. 81. kicholns and 9TH avs.
ote, east eido OF 9th ay., commencing on northeat /
corner OF 125th st
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~c1rrylag tho United States Malls.
WISCONSIN, sails Mcinc siay. March G. at ~ f. "
NEVADA saus wcdnrshy, March 49, at 81 An.
Cabin ppsslgr, ti1, gold. Etcerngc $50, currency
Drafts on England ireland. &c.
WILLIAMS 4 GUIOS,
- BrOllyaV. New YORK.
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Mtttines.

A GRAND MASS MEETING Of thc Elrht Hour
"A League, in the furniture drparnc VIII tlAr place
undAy, N4rCh IS nt g OclnCt 4 ~ II IN now TURNER
Han a. and Is, El-t an Al WorElagmen II SAID de-
partmrnt are requested CO. " md Prominent speakers
will address the u.attrg.
TtiE tTNILNI COMMITTEE
OF the Eib4tIl9uT League.
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SGIIOIE~' ESTATE.-Grcat auction sale by ordcr
= oi Frederick scholcs ESQ., at y O'Clock on Tuesday.
March y at ENchangc Saiesroom, III Broadwsy Of the
choicest dock property I'm the City Of Brooklyn situated
on kcnt aN basin, heisccn Rodney and keap sta ~ feet
OF water epleudid docks. Will hr sold In two parcels on
liberal terms also splendid vacant lots Bedford
Maps aud particulars ut the Oroe ~ th, nuctlonecr,
u RE. JOHNSON, lr.,
Successor to johnson & Miller,
At Ne
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- auction sale Of splendid vacant lots by order 81
Lrcd.rck scholes. ESQ. at u o'clock, on Tue-day.
March 5 at Exchange SalcsrOom, III broadway, NoN
nori. The property Is the very crsme de II cerr oi
the l9h Marl, and Is eplcnddly situated on Bedford
sv I,odney Kcap, Hooper IosS nowes Penn Rutledgc
AMI Middleton S.. terms liberal. Maps NJ once OF
auctOnccr JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.
Successor to Johnson Miller,
a ffahur At
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A j. BLEEGEEs alEsibty s9S 9S,&suc s. CO. Auo'ionO'F''

"a. TUESDAY, MARCH .,
at ~ O'Clock, at Exchange Saiesrooms III Broaiway
SPLENDID FIFTH AVENUE CORNER LOTS.
Finn ay.One lot sOntheas corner eth st. opposite
View.
Fifth Av.One lot sOuthea y, corner shth st. 112xino
exactly opposite the centre o i"nc Central Park.
Also,
Fast blst st.-Suprrb new foUrstory brown stone
French Nat house. plot No 35 Fast 5st st between II
and Lexington avs complete specimen OF the French
zvstem.
Clinton stThe two brick houses and stores and ots
~ and - Clinton st. aud two brrk houses In the
between stanton and IYington ss sl In nne order
well rented. city Hail cep. ,.ss the door.
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A GARDENER, 9coachnen, I Waterman, farmer,
~ light porter conductors, drivers tcanstcra, &C,
wanted at Merchants Agency Ill Fulton st. Brooklyn,
rooms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
EHTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
" pursuance Of an order Of the County Court
Of osepbine comfy and State Of Oregon, made
on the 1t OF January, 1872, the undeysigned,
GnaTdian OF the persons and estate of John
Parks, James Parks, George Parks and Henry
Parks. minor heirs Of Henry W. Parks, deceased.
will stH - public a~uction, to The highe, ct bidder,
on Saturday, The 18th day % July, 1872, ut 1
o'clock p. NJ, nj the Court House door in said
County Of Linn, all the right, title, inssTvs t snd
estate Of said minors IN and 10 the following
real estate. To- wit: Beginning at q point 10
chains North and 20 chsins East of the South
eat corner Of Claim Ne. 81 in TIP. II, o. r.,
B West, viii. GeE thence running East s.3l
chains, south 10 cbains, east 2.s2 chains, forth
$40, east 1859 chains, north - chains, TO the
river, south so, west 1870 chains, meapdeying
river, south 73o, west 3 cha ms, sonth 100, west
10 cbains, south 700, wss, 9 chains, south $50,
west 3.35 chains thence sonth 200, west 4.7S
chains, east 800 chains, south 5.13 chains, to
the beginniDg-coBtain ing 1852 acres.
From this amount and TpE the within above
described boundaries il to be snb,raetei two
acres described az followss Beginning az a
point 15,50 chains north, ard IS. 20 eh ms east
Of the southeast corner of CIaifa No. 81: themes
running north Ieo, east ) ebsins; thence north
10, west 4 chain; thence south Ise, vert 5
CHAINS: thence south 7Io, east 4 chains, TO the
beginning. HENRY KELLEY, Guardian.
CALEB GRAY, Ageat 45w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

4 SLIGHT DIFFERENCE-At the
Portland city election last Monday
there we're 683 less votes cast than at
the State election two weeks previous.
The Herald in speaking of this diff
ference, sagely remarks: The differ
ence in the result at the vote over
that OF two weeks ago is accounted
for on the ground that the railroad
hands n all concentrated in Douglas
county, and that the high price OF
axle-grease would have made it rath.
er Improbable investment to have
brought them here on Yesterday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

PUBLISHERS CoNyENTIoN.-On
the 9th Jane, 1871, the North Pacific
Coast Publishers Association was or.
gained at Salem, with A. L. Stinson
President, II. E. Hicks Vice Presi
dent and Mart V. Brown Secretary
and Treasurer. The Association adj
journed to meet on Thursday, June
q, 1S72-next Thursday. As it is
only a few days until the time ar
.riyes, and as we have heard nothing
whatever in relation to the matter,
we presume all interest in the fate oil
the Association has died out. This is
as it should be. AS Treasurer of the
C we had So Of its money in
our stocking after the adjournment OF
the Association last year; and now,
after taking al inventory of our inan-
ces, we think it would be highly cred
liable to our official integrity if the
Association would never meet and
call upon us for an exhibit. We don't
see how ne could make an exhibit
that would "aggrandize" us very
much. So if the other four members
of the North Pacific Coast Publish
ers' Assn are willing to let the corpo-
ration go by default II would certainly
be in very bad taste for us to raise
our feeble voice in opposition. Pro-
Fided the ASSOCIATION shall not asso-
clate next Thursday we shall then
take it for granted that it is a "dead
issue and shall appropriate the funds
OF the concern TO the promotion of an
object which we have long and fondly
cherished in our bosom and which
we know will meet with the warm
approval OF the quartette of noble and
generous gentlemen who were asso-
eiated with Us IN the defunct Associa-
ton, to-Eit: the founding and estab-
ishment ct a home for INDECENT and
invalid newspaper publishers. When
ever the hone" is sufficiently ample
in its Dimensions and appointments
10 accommodate = larger number than
the late Treasurer of the late North
Pacific Coast Publishers Association
the public shall be duly notified.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

4 DESERVED CoMPLINENT.--IIon.
w. Is. Laswell. of Canyon City, Grant
county, has just been elected for the
third time to the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. This year he had no opposi-
ton, and received almost the entire
vote OF both parties OF the District
He is n Democrat of the straightest
sect, but in the discharge of his Off
eial duties he knows no party and
panders to no ~prejudices. He is n
young man of more than ordinary
talent, and has already achieved for
himself en- enviable reputation in the
practice of MS profession.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
AYIELDrEa TO sEnsELEss oLANoR."

The Oregoaidp, in obedience to the
behests of it's railroad "boss," makes
an onslaught upon the Radical plat
form, adopted at Philadelphia, because
its sixth resolution opposes further
grants of lands TO railroads and mo-
nopolists." That paper calls this res
olution "an obvious yielding to the
senseless clamor' that prevails in the
East upon the subject of land grants.
| Now, as this resolution is in exact
conformity to the opinion of President
Grant, as expressed in his annual
message, of course the 0regonia'a
writes the President down as the chief
of the ''senseless clamorcrs' upon this
subject.
OF course the Oregon railroad king
sees danger to his plun6ering schemes
in this Official expression of the Radi-
cal party, and hence his organs
throughout the State must raise their
voices in chorus and protest against
it. What avail will be the expendi-
ture by Holiday of te4s OF thousands
of dollars to carry the elections in
this State if his Representatives and
Senator'S in Congress are to he muz-
zled in this matter of land grants, and
If their efforts to secure to their mas
ter vast tracts of the public domain
are to be thus throttled in their very
ineipiency? Nothing but ruin to our
railroad king would follow such ac-
ton on the part of Congress; and,
with has fall down would tumble the
foundation and support OF the Radi-
cal party of Oregon. Hence the Or
e~goaian's frantic howl against its Ma
tional Convention. for Incorporating
such n "senseless" resolution into its
platform.
We hardly think the Ore9onidn
need to teal its neither garment ovcr
this matter. As the Radical party is
notorious for breaking its pnblic
promises and pledges to the people,
it is hardly probable that it will at
this late day soil ITS record by living
up to the spirit of this land grant res
o%lution or any other portion of its
promises embodied in the Philadei.
phia platform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

ORnGoy ELECTION. The election in
Oregon has gone Republican by. a
small majority. The Senate is a tie,
with q republican majority in the
house. Ben. Holiday has ridden the
party to some purpose this time, and It
will hereafter belong to him. as does
three-fourths of the business done in
Oregon. II Republicans can rejoice
over a victory Ike this, they must be
blind to the best interests of the Pacif-
ic coast. A more soulless monopoly
never existed anywhere, and the party
has been bound hand and foot and
delivered into his keeping Olympia
Standard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

KE-REcT.-Tfe Eugene journal
says Attorney General Williams "con.
tributed largely to the success of the
Republicans in the late election."-
We last week stated that Williams
contributed a large sum to carry the
election, and we are now pleased to
see our very truthful republican cotem.
porary of Eugeneso promptly corrob-
crate our statement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

THE Oregeniinn of last Thursday
publishes Voorhees, speech agains,
Greeley as a Grant campaign docu.
ment- 1t occupies four columns in that
paper. Democratic statesmen, like the
distinguished Indianian, Voorhees,
could not be in worse business than
furnishing literature for Radical papers
and political pabulum for Black Re
publican stcrnachs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

PASSING THEN AEoUSD.-We are
informed that the men employed on
the railroad in Douglas and Lane
counties are to be Sent 10 Washington
Territory. The election taere comes
off next fall, so they can do good SER
vice as voters for the Republican
party. Those mercenary hounds are
very handy fellows. Last fall they
carried California, this spring they
carried Oregon, aud now they are to
be driven over the Columbia to carry
Washington Territory. Those poor
miserable ~vagabonds are little less
than Radical cattle. anil are driYen
wherever their services are most
available.-Nercaa-y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

Nor \ PARTIsAN.-Rev. p. S.
Knight said before the election that
he was not a partisan. yet when he
came to vote he refused to vote for
his opponent, Rev. Mr.. Stewart; but
the latter, possessing all he attrib-
Ltes of n perfect gentleman, voted for
his opponent, thus showing the diff
feren ce between the two men in all
that CT aacterizes 4 free, o~pen-hearted
man. A.fr. Stewart is one of natures
noblemen. and in voting for his oppo-
nent though that he was extending
to him the conrtcsies due a gentleman.
-Merc,Hy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

THE SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-It is
now thought that our distinguished
fellow citizen, DIR. K. Z. Geary, will
be Williams most formidable oppo.
nent in the coming Senatorial contest
AS between two republicans we would
have no hesitancy in preferring the
election of DR.. Geary to that of the
demagogue and political prostitute.
Williams.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
PresfaentiaI Eiecfors.
PREoIP1FATE AND UNDUE HASTE.

Ii AMI UNDUE 6ASIh.
We notice with feelings of NORTH
cation that many Eastern Democratic
exchanges which come to our table
are already flying at their mast-heads
the nominees of the Cincinnati Con.
yention-the greater number OF them
without eve accompanying the naaes
with the customary announcement
of "subject to the decision of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention" II
the Baltimore Convention sees no
other alternative but to form a coali-
ton with the Liberal Republicans
and endorse the nomination of Gree
ley and Brown-if in the wisdom OF
that Convention it is deemed neees-
sary to the salvation of our country to
furl the battle-scarred Democratic
banner for a season and form an alli-
ance with those OF the Republicans
who have deserted the regular organ
ization of that party-it seemst to ms it
will be time enough then to run Rp the
Dolly Warden" colors and begin the
fight upon the issues which such
an alliance will necessarily beget,
without now rushing into the arms OF
the Greeley movement and forestall-
ing the action of our regular Conyen-
ton. We have surely fallen upon
evil times when Democratic papers
can be found flying a Republican tick
ct at their masthead before the masses
of the great Democratic party have
given expression to their views
through a regularly authorized Con
Sention.
Upon this subject the Sonoma (Cal)
Democrat very sensibly observes that,
while the Endorsement of Greeley and
Brown by the Baltimore Convention
IS possible, it is not a matter of such
certainty as to justify time-serrers in
flying off the handle, as some of them
have done. 1t is not surprising that
the South, weary with waiting for a
release from her prosecutors, should
accept with avidity any candidate
that offers the hope of an escape from
the intolerable tyranny of the present
Administration; but why Democrats
in this State should be IN such un-
seemly haste to indorse a lifelong op-
ponent, in the Cincinnati nominee, is
surprising, when it is apparent to all
that the political tide is turning in our
5avor-
The Democratic Convention will
meet on the 9th of July. In this
body the wisdom of the party viii be
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of experience, who
have carefully considered the situation
and are able TO act intelligently-
their decision viii be the word of com
1aand to all true Democrats. Mean
time let nothing be said or done
which viii create dissention; let us
wait with patience until they have de
cided for us. We hope and believe
that they will avoid all entangling
alliances and nominate a ticket that
all Democrats a heartily support
such a curse would accord with our
individual wishes. Ii, on the contra
ry, they should adopt the Cincinnati
platform and its candidates, all Dem
ocrats should occupy a position to en-
able them to go into the contest de-
fermined to win without regard to
their individual preferences. There
is Ho necessity for haste. We have the
advantage SO far. if we only wal,
until cur chosen Convention appoints
standard bearers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

The N. Y. World publishes the
statement that a member of the Lib
eral Republican Committee says thatii
Greeley is indorsed by the Baltimore
Convention he will, il elected, make
Horatio Seymour Secretary Of State.
Greeley promises to support the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor of New
York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

Ex-senator Buckalew has been
nominated by the Pennsylvania De
mocracy as their candidate for Gov,
ernor. The nomination is regarded
as a very strong one. The resolutions
place the Democracy on the Constitu-
%tation, Jefferson's Inaugural and Jack
sons FarewellAddress, but are silent
on the question of nominations by the
Baltimore Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

A court at Hongkong lately con-
demned a criminal to be killed by
wakefulness. The culprit, a strong
and healthy man, was kept awake
constantly for fifteen days, his suffer
ing for the last few hours being of the
most excruciating character. At last
he dropped down, and the heart
ceased to beat. Roasting alive is mer-
cy compared with such torture.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

In East Portland last Monday the
entire Republican ticket was defeat
ed, and the Citizens elected. The
officers elected are as follows: Trus-
tees, Hawthorne, Van Cleaye, Shat
tuck, Garrigan and McMillen. Re-
corder. j. A. Newell. Assessor, NJ.
Martin. Treasurer, Sheldon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

A deer was killed near the resi-
dence of Captain j. d. Miller, of
Oregon City. a few days ago. Ithad
been chased by the dogs and was
nearly run down, when it sought ref
uge in a corner of q fence. AyounS
boy went close enough to hit it on
the head with o rock, knocking it
! down, when its throat was cut.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

A New York Radical remarked the
other day: why, if Horace is elect
ed, he will plant the white house yard
with onions" to which a white-coat
partisan replied: "Well, he won't
wait to have the onion seed given to
him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

Judge FELTON,, of San Francisco,
one of the most brilliant orators on
the coast, is to perorate at Portland
on the ge-lorious Fourth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
II

In the County Court of the County
Of Linn, State OF Oregon, IN pro
bate, at the ytate term thereon, June
O., 1872.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
OF Jacob Nyc, insane.
Application to sell real estate.
This day comes on TO be heard the petition of
T. NJ. Powell. Guardian Of the person and es-
tate of said Jacob Nye, who i; incapable of
commenting his own business affairs, dsly reri-
he'd and Eied in this court. praying for the salo
of the real estate of said ward for the .upport
of said ward and his family. 1t is hereby or
dered that the next of kin Of the said ward, and
all persons interested in said estate, be and ap-
pear before this Court at the Court House in the
City of Albany in the County of Linn, State OF
Oregon. on Tuesday, the I'd day of July, 1872,
at one y cisck in the afternoon of that day, to
show eanse why a license should not be granted
for the sale of such estate, and a copy hereof be
Published for three consecutive weeks in tho
s.Ssate Rights Democrat. newspaper, Published
in Linn county, Oregon.
State of Oregon, County of Linn. SIS
I. A.. @. Jones. County Clerk and e~x-offcio
Clerk of the County Court of said County of
Linn. do hereby certify that the foregoing has
been by me carefully compared with and is n
trne copy eff the original order of Court in the
therein entitled cause, as the same is and APP
pears OF record in my Office.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed the seal of said Court.
which is my official seal, this
18th day of June. A. ID. 1872.
A. c.. JONES. County Clerk.
GEO. r. HELM, AttygIor Guardian. n44w3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

TEE harshest thing that has been
said Of Mr. Greeley is the remark of a
Wesh paper in Scranton, which actu-
ally asserts that Zip sing ip Greeley
miffn drnmppl nypnnt serigg gy Prl-
lntyl OF gmshx drulltzmt begply in
writ womulz DR. gunnoiz.v