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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
Nav Advertisements, ThIs Day,

N0tce--U. S Traders Commission.
House tor sale-ScAttergOud Allen.
Ocean House, cape hAy-H V. SAWYER
MaClhnlsts Wanted-M B StOtsenburg Il Co
Hoop skirts, etc. II. l.. Frank.
teward-M Chlid X q.
Eolite-l lanes h Price a co
Two lin rOpters wsnihd--fi. W Dorsey.
MustAHg tanimcnt- tty Item
Hardware-Truman n Shaw. PhadA
Simns Pain Seatcher-Special Notice,
Funeral notice
New YORK Purchasing Blreau-Ciiy Item.
The Union Loan meets this evening
Another Greeley club, it is said, will be organ
lied in Wilmington.
Tickets for the Hudson River Excursion, Au-
gust LIST, can be procured at the Book store OF
Boughman, Thomas " Co. i2 Market 81, Also
Illustrated pamphlets giving description ofthe
routp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

James Potter coored mau, says it il repor-
TED e that he advised Mulady, who killed Ablam
R RLelhlhs, 70 make his ercape. On the contrary
lie was actiyein trying to have Inn arrested. and
eau prove this by officer Sparks, and others.
Pusey ~ Rice lost very valuable horse last
evening worth 1900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

lEruBLGCAN Committee MEETING The City
Republican Executive Committee will hold
regular meeting this evening. at the Republican
Head Quarters As business of Importance will
be laid before The ~eeting, there should be
full attendance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
nnnesrle NInrhe,s.

NILNINuION July 2IIh,
Summer vegetables were very abundant in
market. Coru 20 cts per dozen, Tomatoes
are very fine, ~ cts d PIX. Peaches 80 cts !,
pix Potatoes 10 cts Il pix 80 cts per bu
Apples to III cts ! PIX Pears 10 to 20 cts i
PIX. Haspbernes 10 cts per a. Blackberrles Il,
to II cts. HuckleberIes III. Iieets D cts a
buch. Ralishes 3 Parsley 2 Cabbage to
cts. Onions 2. Butter 80 cts per l6. Eggs
80 cts dozen. 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
0. U. A. NJ. INSTALLATION BY state Council

~ =. A. NJ. INSTALLATION by State Council
last evening, AZ follows
$. e., Albert A. Foreman =. V. O., Charles
b Snyder; s. q. s., john Cornish s. u ~.
Joseph Mancul S. Q Ind, A. J. thompson ,
>; G; EX., Manloyo Hazel =. q. p, David b.
Markley Trustees of MiIows' and Orphans
+ Scanlan, T. e. West, r. IL Ames, H. t. Boo.
zer Representative to National CsuGclI. C1as.
b. Snyder
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

~ Mrs. Smith, what makes ysur paint look so
fresh and nice your house has not ueea painted
These three year. Why, mrs. Jones, l Use the
" DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
VIM. u. ALMOND a BRO, ARents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

~ Like Quaker's Guns Artificial teeth are OF
lite USE and easily detected Take care Of the real
oaes. All you need is fragrant SOzOnoST; use 1t
dy and your teeth viii Dc tns last VI natures gtlt-
u ftlll YOU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

tE-lhe Ghyot Sttspendsr has an enviable TCputa.
tlon Of 70 years, standing, and sold at DonRhtens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

W-J P. Dolighteql, No. 40 Ba,ket STREET, keeps
tn line OF Mems Goods, second TO none in the lhrg,
cities, and at 25 per cent. less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

INJURED BY A FALL William Glenn, painter,
fell, yesterday afternoon, from board extend
ing from one of the lower windows of the new
hotel to a ladder near by into the cellar, inhict-
ing severe and painful injuries upon his person,
though not of a serious character. He was una
bic 10 Resume work. this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

--sfE-I il marx Of the unsuccessful man that he
invariably locks ms stable door when the horst, has
heeu stolen. rms SOrL OF wisdom never thinks
ahout nodliy health until 70 Is gone. But Just as
lnuci as any dsease has become seated, lhe power
hence time is all Important For dyspeDstA alI m
seases OF the lver, stomach, skin and kIdneys and
MI thal Degln 10 EltiAttd huOd,dU uut wait uti the
ltouDt Is confirmed, but altacA 1t by a timely use ut
lH. " ALAEks CALIFgRsIA NMtGAK BITTERs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

Twelve thousand people attended the camp
meeting at Rounl Lake, New York yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

rE-Ths Paragon shirt is popular all over me Uni
ted states, and manufactured only at Doughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

sS-fhs Patent Pqnmtoon Drarcrs are comfortable
aud sold at Daughters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
EN-UP TOWN SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMI

.LADIEs, MISSES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited 10 call at
no. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
ami satisfy themselves tla that Is the place to get
hand made BOOTS SHOES and CATERS made
10 order. perfect Ht guaranteed
LADIES, MISSES anu CHILDREE'S
machine sewed beets and shoes for sac at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 30 call and learn mi
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS
Repairing neatly ami promptly done
j. NJ. HOLMES
No, IN West Elghtn street.
hlar49-u ga door from slipley1 VIII, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
Es-SPRINN GOODN.-Nr7 Jonn N ynblbansen,

~ SPRING GOODS-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, AZ its kiug street
has Just been supplied Win tine STOCK OF SPrIEG
GOODS selected With much care and discrimination,
Just such STOCK as tasteful people lks to examine
hhd select irsm Mr., Ms cultuiuers have the All
vantage OF MS 10 years experience IN the selection
Ot goods and styes " make IN, Jhusr ner,iiug
Spring goods should, by al means, call al his place
before getting measured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

Fancy Stripe Babriggan, and English hal
Hose, at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
BaardinG.

UloARD for two gentlemen at sl2 KING ST.
ID gls-n. -
DoARDING-A few summer boarders can be
accommodated. Convenient 70 railroad En-
quire at je2g-eOdtt COMMERCIAL OF 'ICk
nOARDING-At the N. W. corner Of Eighth and
D West streets. Table board also furnished.
ieil-tf A. a M. FOTHEhGlLL.
DOARDING-In private family; beautiful view
~ OF city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at -
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN STb.i
mys-tf Wilmington, Del.
DOARDING-At -
0 aprs.6m 300 DELAWARE AVENUE,
DoARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accomo-
febs-tf 2s1 WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

az hlegant Styles OF Neck Wear always on hand
at Doughten's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
Stewards,

GN "a - REWARD-The above reward will be
iNZD paid for the arrest and conviction ofths
person or persons who deiaced the plate glass at the
corner OF 9rventn and Market streets, with dia-
mOnd or other hard substance.
jiA.Bt M. CHILD CO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

IF-Norelties in Mems Furnishing Goods at Dough-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFIoE OF THE DAnlY COMMERCIAL
Wilmington, Del, July "A, 1872. !
Htoclys, Geld, SO.

wilmington Quotations furnished BY r. 4. Rob
inson L Co., Bankers, Attn and Market sts.,
at oiciock r. NJ to-ffaV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

MANUFACTURE or GENTLEMEN.-During the
season we have turned out from our establish
ment an immense number Of well-dressed gem
tlemen and have still some material OH hand
for other applicants. thoroughly genteel suit
can now be procured at very low price, at BEN
nett y Co.'S, Tower Hall, No sos Market street,
halt way between Fifth and Sixth streets, Phila-
lnILLlun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

sg-Suaner Shirts Of all sizes from 95 cents up,
at Dougtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
fur Gent.


INoR RENT-Three rooms on Second Floor
II Blt.6r Apply at No. 8 w oth street.
HNOn RENT OR SALE at very low prices; The
H following new and elegant homes excelently
located with every modern Improvement. POSSES
sion immediately:
No. 6l0 West street. Ql) eleven rooms
g COL Washingt n street, Q0) ten
:" sl2 Madison street. t9 el9ht
Apply to y, II. KENT,
No. bi8 W. Sixth street.
je29.tf or 2OJ Shipey street.
HNoR RENT-Fcur new three story Brick q
u Houses on Front street, near Clayton. III
Rent sl2bO per month Inquire ut the tea store, No.
w. Fourth street.
je29-u WIN. II. PIERCE
NINoR RENT-A large store-roon with ONCE
II, 'front.' large yard back win stabnR for six
horses Apply 10 Z. WORRALL CO.,
4l9 W. Front street, or
apr29-tf K. C. Pierson, (next door)
WNoR RENT-Two frame houses one mile 6FAs
~ from city limits. Apply 70 Ba:N
marl2-tf THOMAS WALTER
NVvHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-Sltuated at
Wv south end of Market st. Bridge. Apply to
fehlT-tf CliAS. WARMER co.
N.NoR RENT.-nouse No. 9l5 Delaware Avenue
with fifteen rooms, In complete order; aud also
will sell frame building on rear Of the ot built
for billiard room. Apply to ,,,,,,
No, WaHt Seventh street.
sep lott Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24
$500, o,oooIN CuRRENcV

VIII De given 70 the holders OF tickets by dlstribu
ton loI OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows;
LIST OF GIFTS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-24

u In ns county. '"-N W sss'sDodS
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TanIy Requested TO withdraw.
HARRISBURG, April 2Sth, 1872.

HARRISBURG, April 2Stl, 1872.
Mr.. L. n. TANpY-ST:: We the
undersigned. Democrats of Linn cotln-
ty, hereby respectfully ask that you
will withdraw your name from the
Democratic ticket as a candidate for
County Judge, for the following rea-
SONS:
LIST, That we fear, from your limit
ed experience in law matters, that
you will fail to reflect credit on the
party in the fulfillment of the duties
OF the office. and
"a, It viii be very nearly an i'm
possibility to elect you, through your
general mpopularity, against as COM
petent man as Irvine.
Please consider the matter at an early
date, and oblige s. Mansfield, J. s.
George, +. G. Barger, II. B. Miller.
J. ii. McCnlloch, John B. Williams.
+. NJ. Mansfield, J. +. Davis, C. c.
Baber, Jas. Turner, David Ely, NJ.
McCulloch.
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Ne sEesfgaf Here was a stroke Of pOii-
cy that eOa1mends itself to ON adml.
ratiOnl "Wise as erpents" Is no
name for TT Bot then ne have not
time to further notice the exceIlenoeCg)
OF the financial management Of our
Democratic officials. As we have
shown through their economy and H.
ndaeid skif the county has lost $3.50.
so far as We have here recounted.
Other items might be mentioned, that
would increase the sim total; but
those here recotmted are sufficient to
show that the continuance IN power Of
Democracy must be arlen,ly wished
for by all who want able financial abil-
ity brought to bear on the adninistra-
tion OF our county affairs, to the end
that taxes may be lightened and DEM
ocratie economy glorifiesl!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

The STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Con
vENTIoN.-The State Sunday School
Convention convened in this city last
Tuesday evening and adjourned after
the evening services OH Wednesday
evening. Some forty or fifty Delegates
were present from different parts of
the State. On Wednesday morning
the Rev. G. w. Shaw, of this city. was
elected President, Mr.. f. J. Nortlrup,
Of Portland, Secretary and Treasurer,
and Rev. W. Is. Butcher. of this city,
Statistical Secretary. The proceedings
of the Convention were characterized
by great earneStieSs, zeal and har-
mony. While on such occasions there
are always some who shoot off their
mouths so frequently, and say so little
of value when they do, as to become
very large augur to those who desire
to learn something, still there are
Others who Offset them, by uttering
words of real wisdom, and offering
suggestions Of substantial value to
cheer, instruct andencouIage the earn
est Sunday School worker. The next
Convention will be held at Salem.
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from HARRISBURG. = Intelligence
from Harrisburg is to the effect that
our candidates, in their speeches at
that place on Tuesday, gained great
victory. Democracy, as represented
by Jones, Sites & Co., was routed.
horse, foot and Dragons. The valicnt
E. y. Tandy was sought for every
where, but could not be found. al
though Mr.. Sam Mansfield offered S.
to any one who would throw him in
sight ten minutes. Our candidate for
County Judge will come down from
Harrisburg with a healthy majority.
and thele will be an increase on the
Republican vote of two years ago of
between forty and fifty votes in that
precinct. Prospects all over the
county for q Republican victory never
looked so bright. Let Republicans
work, and victory viii certainly perch
on our banner.
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ABOUT MoNoPoLY.-Mr. Jones,
when forced to explain his position on
the litigant law, said he saw nothing
specially wrong in the law. But II
there was, he would like to ask If the
present Administration did not give
all its public printing to Replfslican
Journals. Granted, But the Reptib-
lican party is not the first to set the
example. ''TO the victor belong the
spoils" was the Jackscllidn pCliey,and
every succeeding administration, Wing,
Democrat ami Republican, down to
the present. has adopted the precedent.
But this is public printing, mind you,
while the litigant law interferes with
personal rights, and compels you to
patronize, however mNeh against your
wish, at eXhorbitant rates--lates never
obtained or exacted before It's enact
ment-such journals as the Governor
may choose to designate. 10 Illus
trate this matter little; By authority
OF Congress the State Department is al
lowed to designate two papers in each
State to publish the public laws passed
BY each session of Congress. The
REGISTER was selected to publish such
laws, by the State Department. We
received for such service, for the last
session Of Congress, just $3S in green
backs. Under the litigant law of Or
egon "a Democratic monopoly, for
printing the same amount of matter,
we would have received, in gold coin,
between four and five hundred dollars.
BY the litigatt law Gov. Grover has
control Of between $4,000 and $40
for cieetioneering purposes. And yet
5royer and his satellites continue to
harp on 'monopolies'f and ..eorrp,-
.ion.r
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

SPLENDID RoAD.-lIaying occasion
to pass over the 0. & C. Railroad be-
tween this city and Harrisburg, we
found section of road that cannot be
eXcelled anywhere in Uncle Sans do
minions-soli1, smooth and level as a
floor, and the train ran without a jar.
OF course this condition of things is
entirely dne to the care and Judgment
of the section bosses. two of whom,
MessrS. Peters and Comans, we hap
pen to know to be two as careful, re-
liable and'c0mpetent men as ever had
charge ola matter so important to all
concerned. Honor to whom honor is
due.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

THAT DITCH MATTER.-Luther FL
kins, Esq, has again taken the matter
Of constructing a canal or ditch, from
a point on the Santi.m to this city, ii
hand, has filed the necessary articles
Of Incorporation, and Is engaged
in securing subscribers to tie
capital stock. The capital stock call
ed for is $30,e0o, in shares Of $500.
We hope, and are inclined to believe
that Mr.. Elkins will put the matter
through this time, and we hope BY
Glll to he able to chronicle the fact
that the REGISTER is printed on cyl
iinler press, the motive power for
which il furnished by water brought
through the canal from the raging
Santiam. There is no improvement
that will so rapidly bmld up our city
IN wealth and population as this long
talked of canal. Our earnest wish Il
that the present effort be crowned
with the earliest and brightest success.
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HARRIspuRa, Nav 9TH. 1879.

]
EDITOR REGISTER; Allow me
space in your paper, 10 make few
statements to the voters OF Linn colln.
ty, in regard to the character Of the
Democratic candidate for the office oI
County Judge.
Personally | have nothing against
Z. N. Iandy, but when he aspires ia
a position of so much importance,
have great many reasons why Think
he shoa!d not be elected. In the first
place, he Is gamblcr, and a poor one
at that, and, is man of bnt little HON
or, as he will make bet and then
loree the stakeholder to return The
money under threat Of the law. In
the next place, he drinks a great dial
OF iiqttor-too much for man of his
aspirations. As to his general cbarae-
Ter, 1t Is hasf. lie has the reputation
OF being a libertine of the worst kind.
All that he Is now worth, he got by
marrying 4 widow lady, who owned A
farm, which he has since sold and
converted into his own name, and left
an orphan daughter to whistle for her
share OF the property. or seek redress
as BEST she can. These and many
ottier things are too true for him to
deny. | will ask You, Mr.. Tandy,
this question; While you were Coun-
ty Judge of Lane county, were YOU
not the guardian of every orphan in
the county, ard as such why did YOU
not secure to your wilt's daughter the
amount OF property due her from her
fltiief's estate?
AS to his political standing I have
tihS to say: Just before the organiza-
ton of the Democratic club in tlli,
precinct, he was loud in his advocacy
OF the passive policy, but his keepers.
Hoult. May, Sites & Co. conclmlcd to
bring him back to his first love. AMI
so made him Chairman Of the Club.
10 Is very strange that such great
ability as he possesses. should 90 I'M
rewarded in Lane county, as he lived !
there several years, and his whole cry
was office, Office, office. Bnt they
could not see it. I'ngrateflll people! |
AS for his filling the office of County
Judge in Lane county, which the
Editor Of the Democrat blows so much
about. he got that by appointment |
from Gov. Whiteaker, and that only
for a short time.
This same man claims to he law
yer, but if he is, God save those who
employ him. have heard OF his tax
ing appeals from Justices Courts, but
nave yet to learn of him appearing in
ne Circuit Gonrt to prosecute them.
No |a,egef wonltl risk his reputation as
lawyer oil such opinions as he has
given here on different points of law.
And yet he comes before the voters of
ms county asking them to place him
= a position TO probate on The estates
u deceased persons. !. for one, in
with many other Democratic
'oters, in this part of the county. will
lot consent to this. J. S. GEORGE.
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GEN. APPLEGATE.--This gentleman
delivered one Of his eloquent and cf-
fectiye appeals, in favor of Republi-
can principles, at the Court House, on
Thursday night. 1t Is not necessary
for us to say 1t was a splendid word
picture, traced by a master hand. The
telling blows administered on poor,
old, decrepld Democracy, caused the
remaining adherents to that party in
attendance to vince end sqnirm like
eels in hot water Ii was a sore Ccc;l-
sion for them. As an effective speak.
er, Gen. Applegate Is one Of the first
IN Oregon, and wherever he goes, lis
power Is felt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

FUR CAPE.--A friend Of ours picked
up a fur cape on the street, the other
day and having no idea who belongs
to it, he has left it at this office. The
owner can have it by calling and tote
ing it of.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

REMEMBER, EyERYBoDY.-I'he coun-
ty canvass winds up with this city to-
morrow. Speaking commences at one
o'clock P. NJ. Let everybody be at
the Court Honse in time, and give
our candidates f;iir chance toexplain
their positions.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

CHALLENGE AND .ACCErTANfE. =
The Rough and Ready Club of Iiar-
rishnrg have challenged the Quicksteps
of this city to play match game of
base ball at Halsey next Saturday.
The Quicksteps have accepted. and
base ball goes next Saturday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

RECEIVED .-0rgeana Eneampment
No. ., !. 0. 0. r., of this city, last
week received from Philadelphia an
entire new outfit, collars, jewels, etc.
We venture the assertion that Orgc-
ann Encampment now has the hand
soonest and most gorgeous outfit in the
State. Twig your lett ear.
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The TAYLOR FAMLY.-This tronpe
gave performances in Parrish hall to
good audiences on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. The performances
gave the best of satisfaction, so far as
we have heard an expression.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

RELIGIOUS. Rev. I. D. Driver.
agent of the American Bible Society.
will preach in the Court House next
Sunday, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. on the
object and operations Of the American
Bible Society.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

SEVERE AccIDENr.-Vanny Smith
AMI young Culver, last Sunday. under
took to ride colt double. The colt
took this attempt to double team on
him as an insult, and showed his dis
pleasure by setting the boys back to
the ground. Vanny first pressed the
ground with his head, with such foire
as to deprive him for sometime Of
sense of snblunary affairs. Restom-
tiVes were applied, and he revived,
but suffered severe pain in the head
for some days ailerwanl. Culver es-
capped with but slight rent in his
feelings.
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Tue LITiGANT LAw.-I'he De.n9-
cgt holds IN its 'bottle,E' wrath until
its last issne, then locks its doors and
goes in to the manufacture Of whole
sale falSehoods to answer the several
charges made by the against
the litigant and other Democratic swim
dies. 1t has the cheek to deny that it
charged, but few days since, $2l In
coin for an advertisement for which it
received, before the enactment OF the
litigant law, but 81 50. Az one has
but to repair to the County Clerk s of
flee to be convinced that Browns bills
now are from One-half to two thirds
greater than before the enactment OF
the litigant swindie. further notice Of
this matter IL really unnecessary. As
further evidence Of the extraordinary
amount Of check possessed by Brown,
we notice the assertion in the D3a,0cfat
of Friday, May 3tst, that the rates
charged by the REGIsTERare in excess
OF those allowed by the litigant swim
die. Our advertised rates for one
square Of ten lines of Nonpartil, first
insertion, is -, ,'larger advertisements
inserted on the most liberal terms -
bat Mart Brown coudn't see the lines in
quotation. and here's where he stopped
over again-'rilfaWy, however. All
ycrliselnents of a legal nature, Of four
or five squares, inserted in the REGIS
TER for four weeks. have only been
charged, as the bills filed in The Clerks
office will show, 80 to Sl2-Cr $3 for.
each square during the time. The lit
igant swindle gives, AMI Brown exacts,
80 90 per square for every squire Of
sncl'alvcr;ising jn,tS2 50pcr slmre
more than we ever charged on ads. Of
four or five squares.
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SET 'EaI UP.--'.Jom J. Shaw, a.
lawyer Of rep,ited ability" was n
Thoroughbred Republican in 1885.
Since then he has become lmbued with
the principles Of Democracy aid the
desire ft5r Office, and now appears as
the candidate for District Attorney on
the Democratic ticket. for the third
fiiStrigE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

VlGrLANcE.--I4et this be the word
on Monday. See that every member
of the party is Oh hand to cast Ills vote.
Work, work. Let every man do his
duty, and the Republican ticket Of
Linn county will prove too many for
Democracy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-31

MARKETs.-A slight advance in
wheat noted. Some of our farmers
who lave shipped their wheat, claim
to have received 92c per bushel. No
change in the produce market to
note. Business for the week quite an
on that of Inst. 8