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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08

SonE of the Radical papers of this
State want their party to adopt the
passive policy in regard to the tenn
Eperance question, but the Good Tem-
'plars say they have got to come to
time or all the G. Us will s.fold thei.
tents like the Arabs" This. RAIDS are
in IA terrible stew about it, and now
wish they had held off with their
State Convention till after they had
seen what ssthem did Copperheads
will do aboutit." Dickey Henderson
says be won't accept a nomination il
they don't adopta temperance plank.
and Joe Wilson says he won't accept
if they do. Mrs. Duniwaygis prepar.
ing to bolt if they don't suffrage .
little, and Sam. Clarke says if The
Convention takes Mrs. D. to its pan.
ting bosom he'll forever quit politics
and starta peanut stand. But alittlt
while will determine who will come
out of this muss on top.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08
REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATION
COMMISSION.

we have oeen placed In possession
of a copy of a neatly printed and
rather voluminous pamphlet contain
ing the report of the Investigation
Commission appointed by the las;
Legislature to inquire into the &C.
counts and affairs of the late Radical
State Administration. The book con
am 160 pages, embracing the con.
duct of the Superintendent of the
Penitentiary, State Treasurer, Secre-
tary of State, Governor, School Land
Commissioners, and the Commission
ers for the sale of the old Peniteatiary
building. 1t also contains an account
of the doings OF the Commission as
Auditing Board and an abstract OF
the warrants d~isallowed and cut
down, and the reasons therefor in
every case.
We have not yet had time to Pc
ruse the report, but shall do SO as
soon as possible aud from time TO
time give our readers extracts from
its pages, SO that they may learn of
the "ways that are dark" which were
pursued by our late Radical State of
fcials.
The Salem Mercury, whose editor
has doubtless carefully examined the
report, has this to say of the matter:
AFTER reading over the findings OF
this Report as to the late State Off
GERS we can thiak of no more accu.
rate commentary upon their conduct
than to use with some change OF
t~enses) the following passage oil
Scripture: "'They all went aside, they
all together became filthy; there was
none that did good, no, not one
Berry the boastfal, Cooke the eau.
tious, May the musical, and Woods
the windy, (4sweetened. , all "catch
it in this Reperf-and deserve it too.
Of course they are not all guilty OF
precisely the same offeBses. bnt taking
them together they seem to have gone
through all the customary Radical
irregularities" from paying exorbi
tant prices for State supplies, to
downright stealing. It would be
some relief to the reader if the Re
port pointed out among the late State
officials some Abdiei, "faithfnl among
the faithless found" A book that hai
no "hero" but represents its charac
tiers as all Villains" is rather sombre
reading. inst for variety it would
have been pleasant to read of Nj a
least who had been faithful TO hi
trust. .But then the truth forbade it
The Commissioners would have had
to draw largely on their imagination
10 make a" hero" of any member o
the late Administration. Cooke tried
hard for that position but there wer'
some ugly facts that stood In his way
and SO be failed"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08

Two candidates for President OF
the United States have already been
put in nomination. One Of these,
Judge Davis, of the Supreme Court,
is the nominee of the Labor Re.
formers" The other candidate is
James Black, of Pennsylvania, who
was nominated by the National Pro-
hibition Convention at Columbus
Ohio, on the 22d of February. It il
believed that Judge Davis will also be
the nominee Of the National indie
pendent Republican Convention which
will shortly meet in Cincinnati.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08


PROD lem eUP-Mrs. Duniway
wrote a letter from this city to her
paper last week, in which she stated
that a few -sorehead Republicans have
become alarmed at her exposition
of the debaucheries of Grant while
at Vancouver. She winds up her
letter as follows: "Gray haired men
of Albany, who take such umbrage at
the truth about your "silent" pet, be
warned in time, we pray yon. De-
feat net yoHr own party PRINCIPLES by
unfolding for another moment a lead
er by the side of whose social life the
Woodhull's alleged impurity shines
out as a peliueid light. Don't strain
at gnats and guip down camels. You
have many men who are ready for the
Presidential Chair, who are good men
and true. Trot them out if you want
them supported bnt grant us nc more
Grants, we pray yon."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08

OUR ELEcTIoN.-The Salem Mes-
curry, after a giving arguments similar
to ours of last week why it was un-
necessary to call al extra session OF
the Legislature to amend the election
law, says >
at is possible, after mature consid-
Grafton, of this subject, that the Elk
e~cutive may issue al advisory procla-
nation for the purpose of ecur-
ing a uniform mode of receiving and
counting the ballots or advising the
County Commissioners, in each coun-
ty, to provide a suitable mode, which
should be uniform in the respective
counties.n
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AMgSpE HONORABLE.

"THE AMESpE HoxoRABLE.n-
We stated, several weeks ago, on au-
thority of an article published in the
Ncc North,cest, that Mrs. Duniway
accused A. b. Meacham of offering T.
B. Odeneal $4,000 as an inducement
not TO qualify as Indian Superintend-
ent. Sister ID. asserts that the article
containing this charge was published
in her paper without her knowledge
or sanction, and asks us TO do her the
justice so TO state. We do so cheer
fully. Her explanation and apology
is entirely satisfactory to us if it is to
Mr.. Meacham.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08
POLITICAL SCANDAL AT WASHING
TON.

The Albany Argus says that it is
curious to observe how the rascalities
Of politics repeat themselves, and
what a strong family likeness they
bear on the Democratic or on the Re.
publican side. In New York the Gus.
tom house and the municipality were
rivals in corruption, though tho for
mer was the elder and the teacher.-
Enemies in public, the leaders in these
two organizations were friends and
partners in private. Even in modes
of action they were alike, and the ex-
posures as to each constantly develop
new points of resemblance.
The last revelation from Washing.
ton gives us ar episode in the custom
house rascality, in which the Fisk and
Mansfield intrigues seem only to re-
appear with altered names. It seems
that one of the parties in the outrage
contract (the big job of the custom
house) had been living for three years
with a woman supposed to be his wife.
Not long since, however, he deter
mined to marry another woman. To
this the quasi wife objected. Never
theless the proposed new marriage
took place, and %thereupon the desert
ed lady put into the hands of some of
the antagonists of this storage and
carriage business q mass of testimony,
establishing among other things that
the profits of the general order aud
carriage business in New York have
been divided into four shares, of
which two have been regularly paid
over to General Horace Porter, one
of the military secretaries to the Pres
ident.
The New York Herald aud Sun
both give out this story, and both
unite in ascribing the hostility to Sen
ator Trumbull's resolution to the fear
of this discovery. The concerted
front which Conkling, Morton, Nye,
and the parasites of the administration
presented against the inquiry, was in
stigated and sustained by the Presi.
dent himself.
The administration leaders think
that they can crush out the inquiry by
packing committees; but nj they
quiet the public mind aroused TO sus-
picion and angered by rumors of
which this harlot-revelation is n of
che least? Idle to hope so. Neveri is an
administration in such danger as when
closing the usual N of inquiry
into abuse. It leaves { o the people
no other remedy than a political rev.
olution; and all the signs indicate that
it is coming.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08

SPECIAL NOTICES.
what Dyspepsia May End I'm.

Indigestion is not dangerous, say the faculty.
Perhaps mot in itself, while it remains mere in
digestion; but look ut the consequence TO
which 10 msy lead, and sften DOES lead VIXEN IL
becomes q ebrouie disease. A spask Of Ere Is .
smaH thing. A pressure of the feet win put il.
ont, q breath wilt extiseuish Is. Yet It nst
fire O pewdsr mill, or kindle q fame that whl
consune . city. In lie manner isdixestion
may produee g~astritis, caseer Of the stomach,
congestion Of The bowels, spopiezy. Hvsr Dis
ease. sns many other dangerous nsiaaiszL Is
10 not wise, then, TO cheek IL in the germ ?-
Nothing IL more clearly snd IN sixputabEy sstsb-
1ished thsB that He stettsy's Stomach Bitterr will
eradicate dyspepsia in al its stages. Tks true
ps iey, hawevcr,i 10 to sxtin gnisb it IN tie fsst
stages with this wholesome, powerfsI, ssd infsl-
lible tobie and alternative. II IL easier TO ausneh
O spark than . fame, and 10 IL easier 70 snrs
dyspepsia whom H. is 6rss developed, tbsn when
it has made bestwsy by neglect, srs become.
complieatea with other aitrDeBts- Tbsse 10 roc.
the shadow OF n donbt that the bftfers sre asi
directly antsgesistie to dyspepsia as water IL to-
FIRE. There are thesssDds Of cases on record
proving this fact. The remedy h safe and
agreeable. All the li4uoTs If eonuerse pre-.
scrjbed rs stim sFsnts leave . stfse bekis<. But.
the sting 10 taken est Of The spiritueus basis Of
this great remedy by Vegetable D<Sjeatios, and +,
rsoreoser, the atinuIaBt thns uedieated 10 Of
exceptional parity. OF sl touies rpAsh ~
safeguards or fsnedies for fever sad ssue, bd-
ious rcDittents, and other epidemics, IL IL thss
only ono tnai can uniformly be depended on;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08
REMARKADLE CURB OF THE So.
PERINTENDENT OF THE
GUADALUPE MINE.

THE WORK GOES BRAvELr ox."-cAsE no. 60el
SECOND SERIES.
GUApALoUrE MINE. near San jose,
August Is, Ia1l.
DIN. A. NJ LoRYKA 4 Co. For = long time I
have been afflicted with rheumatism in my
hands and feet, the pains most of the time being
very severe. On the 7th of July I procured
some of yoar INK WEED REMEDY. and AZ
ter taking only three bottles, ind that I am
quite restored TO health and strength, I have
had the Rheumatism Far eleven an years, and
think that the success of the Junk" in curing
a disease OF long standing, in SO short q time,
is. very remarkable
As . tonic and appetizer I have never met
with anything equal 10 the LINK WEED
REMEDY" During the time 1 Mas taking it
I gained tl5) pounds in weight. Trusting that
this certificate may be useful in inducing others
affected rs ! was to try the 'UNk."
remain, very truly yours.
JAMES 7. BROWN,
n27tf. Sup't and Agent Guaaaloape Mine.
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THE fact has been broughtto light,
and published by the New York San
and Herald, that the plumber secured
through the corrupt general order
and carriage business in New York
City under protection of the Custom
House authorities is divided between
aselect few, one.half of the whole
going to Gen. Horace Porter for the
benefit of the White House military
ring. No wonder the Administration
Senators, who we're aware: of the facts
in the case, should fear Investigation
and go lof a white, washing goamit.
Tee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08

At the Baker County Democratic
Convention, last week, the following
ticket vas nominated: for Represent
alive, j. B. Ostein; for Sheriff, J. H.
Shinn; for Clerk, L. B. Ison; for
Commissioner, a. w. Estes and D.
B. Schofeld; for Assessor, William
Quin; for Treasurer, G.. W. Parker;
for Coroner, DIR. Snow; for Superin-
tendent Schools, James Wisdom.
Delegates to the State Convention
are as follows: G.. w. Lake, j. B.
Griffin, G. G.. Chandler, A. H.
Brown, r. A. G. Burch, and James
OdelL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Thursday, Q %.

A thieving postmaster has been ar
rested at Alma, II. Y.
Millions of people thronged the
streets Of London yesterday on the
occasion of the celebration in honor of
the recovery of the Prince of Wales.
There were 1900 soldiers and al
most the entire police force to guard
the lines. The procession moved at
the ringing of bells and q chorns of
$4,000 children. The great bodies of
the kingdom were represented, and
several regiments of the army furnish
ed detachments. The Prince looked
stronger than was expected. I'm
mense cheering greeted him. The
day was observed as a legal holiday
throughout the kingdom. Thanks
giving services took place, an is report
ed. in the principal cities and in Ire
land. Special prayer was offered by
order of the Bishops at the Irish
Church in Dublin. At Berlin and
elsewhere on the Continent the En-
glish assembled in their churches and
held thanksgiving services.
The japanese Embassy is in WASH
ington.
The Maine Legislature has adopted
an amendment to the Prohibitory
Liquor law, which includes cider and
wine among intoxicating drinks, by a
vote of 81 to As.
A Chicago man has been convicted
of murder for killing his wife by pour
ing hot coffee down her throat.
Friday, March !.
Queen Victoria is going to Germany
on a visit.
Gowen Clark, the colored door
keeper of the U. S. Supreme Court
ever since 1888, died at Washington
Yesterday and was buried by the
Judge and members of the Court.
Over 1000 persons have just pre-
scented q remonstrance to Congress
against incorporating the words @God'
or "Jesus Christ" in the Constitution.
Fisk's carriage and horses weresold
to-day for $4,000.
The richest mines aver discovered
have just been unearthed in the Black
Hills and the people of the Atlantic
States are greatly excited.
Saturday, March 2.
A young Fenian yesterday assault
ed the Queen while she was out rid
ing, striking her in the breast with his
pistol, at the same time presenting the
petition for amnesty tor the Fenians,
exclaiming: aSign, or diep' Prince
Arthur, who was in the carriage,
knocked the man down. When
O'Connor was questioned, he said his
design was to frighten the Queen into
doing justice to Ireland.
Yesterday a respectable farmer
named Williamson, living near Munci.
Indiana, cut his own daughters throat
and shot himself.
Sunday, March3.
! The grandson of Chas, O'Connor,
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shrub, perhaps the artemisea, which
the early Spanish navigators likened
to the wild marjorum, which is the
meaning Of the Spanish word Ore
CANA.
Nearly all Of the Radical precinct
meetings in Marion county, last
Saturday, adopted temperance reso-
lntions. Singular how virtuous and
temperate these Radicals can become
just before election.
VIM. Hamilton, of Lane county,
while working in the timber near
Eugene, cut a large limb off, which
fell on him breaking a number of
his ribs and MASKING his lungs and
head in q terrible manner.
Walla Walla county, w. r. has O
balance in her county treasury, over
oil liabilities, Of twenty-eight thon-
sand dollars! and has always been
Democratic. Trot ont your Repub-
lican county that can match it.
Messrs. B. +. Dowell and Jesse
Applegate, Sam Mays %bondsmen,
have been sued by the State to re-
cover the sum OF $40. 900, alleged to
be due from them as Mays bonds
men, in consequence OF his defalca-
ton.
The Ensign boasts that Roseburg
now contains four saloons and q
brewery, has q keno game and a
Faro bank, the county Jail is full, and
the night Waterman kept busy. The
next thing will be o imam for break
fast"
Last week q woman named Quinn,
who was en- route from Portland to
vi st her husband at Astoria, gave
birth TO a bouncing girl on board the
boat Dixie Thompson" and in hon.
or Of the event she named the baby
Dixie Thompson Quinn.
The marriage Of Polly, daughter
OF Ben. Holiday, to Baron de Bur
s%ierne, in Rome, Jan. Goth, is Just
announced in the Portland papers.
Ben's folks is great on "furreners"
anyhow. The Juke de Moses, OF
Soap Creek, will doubtless be the
next favorite sutton.
A cruel California Judge decides
that the fact Of a woman being fire.
quently lei in tears Is not sufficient
evidence of cruelty on the part Of
her husband to cntitle her to divorce,
therefore in future q suffering female
may smile q. the ill-treatment of her
spouse without having herlegal rights
affected thereby.
The o. & C. r. r. have advertised
for 1900, 600 brick to be used at
Junction City for the erection of
round houses, machine shops, black
smithsbops, paint shops, q shops,
etc. These shops and round houses
will cover over 20 acres, the round
houses to contain stalls for ~ iron
horses. Huzzah for Junction.
The Salem Mercury Jenkinsizes
the late Leap Year Ball in that city
in the latest style known to tie re-
portal art. Here is aspecimen brick:
Prof. A. l.. F.-The Bean Brunei of
the party, with a face that was "child-
like and bland" and q voice as low
and sweet as an evening zephyr, he
was the envy of the men. and evil
IDENTITY a pet among the ladies. He
wore a white marseilles vest, black
frock coat. green neektie, hair watch
chain, a pair of boots and q paper
collar.
| alrtAga mr. ruP tsfyrv
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TIE South Carolina Legislative In
vestigating Committee have found
the amount of debt fastened upon
that State by Radical carpet-bag rule
to be $29 900 900 in round numbers
instead of s., zoo; 700 as recently
claimed by the State officials. A
tri6ing difference.
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HEMORRHOIDS.

N. CARoTHERs L cos "PILE PILLS
AM OINTMENT" have now become one or
The standard preparations OF the day.. is pre-
pared ana recoinmendedfor Files ssfs ~AetEer
chronic or recent. Sufferers May depend upou
IT. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging eom-
plant.
Sent postpaid to any address within s5s UNI
ted States) upon receipt of price, sf.5e.
A. CAR0THERS 4 CO..
nioy1 Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
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OHE of our State Radical exchanges
has just discovered that the Demo-
cratic party is not dead. Having
learned SO much he is in . fair way
to learn more The next thing he
should learn is that the Radical party
ought to die. 8
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL 7 A DEALER
Office NO. "a Front Street,

PORTLAND, OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY aid EAST
in the most desirable lseatfties-
consisting II LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and
BLOCKS, HousEs and STORES also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable nm
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL pasts Of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property psr-
chased for Correspondents, IN thi. CITY aud
throughou the STATES ssa TERRITORIES.
with great care and ON the most ADyASTA-
.GE0US TERMS.
: HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ann CLAIMS OP ALL.
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY gbLLECTED.
And q General FINANCIAL and AGESCy
BUSINESS transacted.
?
AGENTS Of this OFFICE IN al The CIT
les and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive
descriptions ofFARM PROPERTY and forward
the sane TO the above address. v6Bz5sf.
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Capped H8s1ds and Pace,
Sore lips. DrynesB Of the Skin.
ke-

Cured at once by. HEGEMANs -cAMPHoR.
ICE WITH GLYCE.INE. Ii keeps the hasd<
soft in all weather. See hat you get HEGE-
MANS. Sold by all Druggists, only IS cent?
Manufactured only by IiEeExAn & CO.., Chem
ists and Druggists. New York. jank7IyL
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ExECUTRIx, NALE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Undersigned, Executrix Of The estate Of
wilson biaia, deceased, in pursuance Of an or
der OF the Coauty Coart of Linn county. Oregon.
made at the February term. 1917. of saidaeourt,
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Court House dosr, in said Linn county. on
Saturday, the I6xh Of March, 1879
at the hour Of 1 o'clock P. n, sf said day, the
following real property belongise 30 said estate,
to-wit; Conn encing at a poiEt7 chains and 81
links north of the corner, in the angle of the
land claim OF Wilson Blair, deceased, and run
ming thence west &c chains; thence north II.
chains and 80 links to the corner Of Jas. worth's
land; thence east 5 chains and so links : thence
south ) chains and IL links to the sesth west.
corner Of the U.P Church lot; thenes east 1
chain and Is links; thence south / chain and IS
links to the corner Of said worth's land; shsnces
east 10 chains and IS liBkss thence south =
chains and u links b the place of beginning.
and containing Il s3-fe0 acres. Terms-Coin.
cash in hand. ELIzABETH W. BLAIN,
Feb. o, f~sfz.-nzIw{. Executrix.
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r sAIE..

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE,
IN undersigned. administrator Of the estate.
of Jacob thinner, deceased, in pursuance Of An
order of the County Court of Linn connty. Ore
gon, made at February term, 1879, ofssaid cent.
viii sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
at the Court House door, in said Linn county, on !
Saturday, the esd of March, 1S72,
at the hour o. l o'clock p n. Of said day, the
following real property belonging to said estate.
to-wit: Lots No. ~ and ca in block No. fsA.
in the city Of Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon.
as described on the plots Of said city ON 6ieia
the Clerks office, in said Linn county. Tsrna
of sale I: Gold coin, one-hAlf eask in hand. -,
balance in six months. with intsress at ten per
cent, secured by mortgage on the premises
HIRAM SMITH,
Aaministrator.
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Shields.
A. WHEELER,
DEALER:

A. WHEELER,
DEALER:
IN General Mercbasdisc. A large stock Of all
kinds now In store and for sale at low rates
All kinds Of produce bought at highest market
rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, PORK, Butfer,..
Eggs. ETC., etc.
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THE New Hampshire election
comes off next Tuesday.
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Walla Walla is rapidly growing.
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"ARDWARE FOR BBILnERS. nor,
Ia Smiths, and for Farmers seld cheap byr
41 SHEDD.
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NOR WARE, GLASSWARE. CRoEKERY,
DO, &c., 20 to WHEELER
mt SHEDD.
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FURS! Il FURs!

yHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH
for all kinds Of Furs, by
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CANDIDATE FBR ASSESSOR,

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A.
candidate for the Office Of Assessor for Linn,
County, subject to the raiifea.ionaof the Demo-
cratic Convention. J. l.. MILLER
Scio, Feb. %, 1872.
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GoaP-KANE's CONDENSED. THOMAS.
- Cooi Water. Bleaching. and ether kinds
sold by WHEELER at SHEDD.
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EW
THE SHE IFFALTY.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A.
Il candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Linn.
County. subject to the decision of the Linn
County Democratic Convention, to be held at
Albany on March %, 1872.
K. IL. POLLARD,
Franklin Butte, Linn Co.. Or, Feb. IS. 1871