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New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

The Campaign Handbook and Citizens Manual,
hy FRANK CHAMPION a. c. Bliss co.., contains brlef
review of the colonial and constitutional governments of
the United states, with biographical sketches OF the
Presidents and Presidential candidates. The Work Is
brought down the present time ana IN addilon 70 lts
historical matter presents variety of impor ant poht-
cal statistics The information is closely packed as
The uutrimcut in Liebigs "extract OF meat and may
be carried without IN the waiscoat pocket
Of the campaign orator.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

qB;rty Years IN the Harem (Harper q Broth
-, nro,essed autobiography Of the daughter OF a
1lsb xomau and French resident OF Constanuuople,
Who was first married TO English physician a''cneu
q, the household Of the sultan aud aerward became '"o
wife Of Mehemet Pasha. at the time Of the marriage an
a,tache 0. the Turkish Legation in Paris Ihe "ofh TO
la,es An odd complication Of adventures more or es %
prohabe and some Characteristic illustrations Vi Vi''"
tal nfc.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

Stories and Poems, by Mother and Daughter,
CAROLINE GILMAN and CAROLINE HOWARD JhR'Ef 'beo
a Shepard Mrs. Gilman has long borne the palm OF
being one Of the most delightful writer's for young
roadors in the literature Of this country Her many
juvenile admirers will rejoice in the present collection III
which they VIII recognize not few familiar ana iavorte
pieces The daughter appears to have inherited por-
ton of the mothers talent and their JOINT productions ID
this volume will receive heartfelt welcome from many
domestic fresides The volume brought out IN style
a. Great elegance with several appropriate Illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Medical Electricity, by WILLIAM HIT, m,D.
a r. welIs) is manual foT medicai S."u.n's and
she application Of the various iors % ~ everv
ssssr,n,on The therapeutic directions are ncuuoe'.u
,,,h GOOD deal Of fancifu speculation expresseu il
ratber high flown language but the practical ',
,,e volume are precise and distinct IN their oe'"ns %
sdan,ed TO be OF useful service TO the electrical
latOT.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
kSD
POLITICAL REGISTER
IoR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

10 addition usual Arenomca eeSenis o. An AuiSae g
III. flowing Political and Statistical ioormstoU:
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THR XLIsr CONGRESS
PROCLAMATIONS on NEUTRALITY AND FEN1ANISM
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
TIlR TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GREENBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF IHB 4. 5. FOR ISL
NUMBER OF POST. OFFICES IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST. ...........
PUBLIC DEBT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES, FROM 1870 TO lss
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE Us.
POPULATION OF THE u s. AND TERRITORIES 1870 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT CABINET SUPREME
COURT-NINISTERS TO FOREIGN COURTS
FORTY-SECOND CoNGBESS-POLIT1CALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES or THE XLlID CONGRESS
STATES OF TIE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS GOV.
ERNoRs 6c-CoNGRESsIOYALA APPORT10NMENT.
ELECTION RETURNS, CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELEc-
TIOES held IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, kc
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

7Rermic FeUer, or SuRstroke, by II. c. WooD,
IT, NJ b. d.ppmcott d Coz, takes the ground that The
disease TO which the sunstrOke Is popuary gwen
h. produced by any OF heat solar or artificial IL
was formerly believed that exposure OF the head TO the
direct rays Of the requisite but this is now well
tnown not 10 be true sunstroke may take place in any
highly heated atmosphere and is Of frequent occurrence
IN large pubc laundrcs and in rehneres. 10 has
supposed that intemperance was an essential
condition OF the disease hut although the largest number
Of eases occur the persons OF habitua drinkers the
most temperate not exempt In case OF an attack,
the most judcOds treatment consists IN copous emu
sions OF cold water over the body OF the patient The
little work. which was originally written essay for
the Boylson prize Of Harvard College, has abund
nucc OF technical detail OF interest only professional
readers but Il also gives in popular form all the prac
teal information that is needed in Of an emergency
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
OYycE or THE TIE ERECTION OF
WIND " BuLDlsGs PHILADELPHIA, September 70, 1917.
XHTHEREAS The Court has granted the M

EkECilOS
BUILDINGS, PHILADELPHIA, heptemoer ~, t'|'.
WHEREAS, The Court has granted the l IN
w inncon asked for By Gabreah and others restraining he Con
mission from the contract for dressed Gfane t e
si sre,s Of the Public Bulding TO COmber Sargent 70
will be received al the once Of n
.ioner No lO3 Chestnust until o'clock oiOc usi% 10.
dc several Kinds aud qualities GRANITE required 70 ace tue
Of The basement the Public Buildings AZ Fenh'9e'
Philadelphia 4. .ha eoIoYi,g cor.
dtions "a, 49,. ..-s...,a r.,eo,s regnarv
he buspes, furnishing dressing and setting stone ano must
the mice per foot in rough delivered ou wharf convenient 70
landings also m gross the materials and Work dsseu anu
n the walls, complete ., - 49,, ,be ms.
terra dressed In Philadelphia aud at the qnsrneA
TbrJ required 10 complete the whoe Wofk'
Fourth accompanied By sample OF the ma 1enot
10 be furnished less than sN 6 inches cube showing e
dressed ana and designating the quay represents
Fidh present satisfactory evidence OF the capacity OF
quarry ability Of the bidders 10 control me supply VI
and complete the whole woE PROPOSED oF.
Sirt must accompanied by certificate that bond IN 'h
amount 6ed with the Solicitor OF the AZ
his ONCE No zoe West Washington Square 70 The aeet tsa tae
est bidder CONTRACT With sausscoy tcu
within Eve awarded he will be deemed as
and his bosd for the difference between Ms oa
and that Of the next lowest bidder -. n
The Commission 70 themselves the nsht !" o' any VI 81
bids not deemed by thea satisfactory. =. ,,,---,....
materials and workmanship asked Tor can be seen
al the ofce Of the Architect John Macarthur No 9 south
SIbI1. SA1OEL - ihnhi'', A4'""'"-
FRAScIs De HAEs JASyIER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

In marked contrast TO the journal OF Specu-
latIve Philosophy" which has made the good city of ST.
Iou As famous for metaphysics it already was for
business onterpr sc, have from the same cty me
Inland Monthly Mdgdsiae, edited by Mrs. Charlotte
Smith, lively wide-awake periodical. mainly devoted
70 the intellectual interests OF the West ana south out
containing contributions from several distinguished
writers IN different parts of the United States Ihe
Magazine presents unusual variety Of light readne'
most of which of higher tone than the common run
Of popular periodicals. together with many articles OF
more substantial character discussing important points
Of literature education. and social economy Although
a. less elaborate character than the leading Magazines
Of the East it not inferior 10 many OF greater preten
sio ia the earnesnoss and refinement OF It's spirit lH
catholic in literature and It's suitaoeness Tor Popu
lar aud family readug.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
Uroposals.

'-0 49, =. rSo,xxRRs or rnE PouRrHAvH ISVRovgsEST}
osyISS GrlSp CENTRAL DBPOT, NEw.YoRK sept .S.@;
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-SE -
PROPOSALS be received by the undersgpeu AZ -
n ooS be sob day September ia71 Tor all G rG6 Es Soe
embracing large amount Of heavy W 4, eIcaAuo' 'uH
bridges, &c -, -...,. iii l.. IN re,dipess al III
Plans and blank proposals WI oe @ ~
o on the ilh September on and 'lef "nh e VIC s
peers will be presentto rake eIplanatonA
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED w. CRAVEN, Boah OF tnginet'
EDW. H. TRACY, Fourth-aye ImProEemehs
I G. BUCKH0UT.
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alarble ano 4late manltls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAhD.Ei d.In,, "a
N. IZNG WORKS l3s and 10 East s.n nnes. that
AarbIe,ed Mantsls Thing, Marble Couoters "0n1~' -
defy competition. Marble turning oI tne M ua1e.
G;TEXV NpTjs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
sits rork Of every description. hAhBLE ana
Noon EISTfIs T. B. STEWART Co., 3-O and III "'''
Tweuty-tbird.st near Sey.0th,.ys. W.
=, ARFR s. Co. Marble Works,'2 223 West
e' :, hetUe.n Broadway and Egbthave-Marbe and
,s3 Mspe, Monameuts HeatSSnes, Of suPenof h0fA~AA
ship At very low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

Dollar nosi-uad address Iht IltlBDNG. \. /
1912 josh BILLINGS ALMlNAX.-
. sbs The great Of the day. Nearly ready.
G. W. CARLETON Co., Publishers. New-lork
DOOK ON STRUCTURE. Fistula. Piles, Impo-
Dtenc the Guerave Ossns g HENRY A. DANIELS
Nj. D., 14i LeSHgtonaye. Mailed ior 25 cent?
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IL WANTED FILES OF TRIBUNE, '60 '6l b. s. MILLER
SIKH National Bank N. y. .......
IQ@o JOSH BILLINGS .AEMlNAX.-
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nIOGENES and Horace Greeley.-The great
campagn picture Supplied by American News Co. Nssaus y
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N families with reliable hctaary
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Dantins ataocmies.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCiNg, nv. iS.,i
IN. at No az Phb@ve Will commence Ve Wsdnesda
and Sstarys 0neeavcef Saturday morng an g. .rd for
Monday and Tbur.daT evenings for gentlemen FOR "' ~
circular. ~ 200
ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hal, nd md
"A sIhays Adeg@ Hall Bro,GHay bsf his SUPERIOR
Seyenthave Mr.. TRESOR 10 pleased 20 lnpoaoos sn ~ 49,
ACADEMY ROOMS NOW OPEN See eiIcalars
nF GARMO,s DANCING ACADEMl,
No. 82 Fifth ave. eorngp h0gres s, 2e Afternoon
f1,s... THURSDAf esp' %
CisSSes viii commence SATURDAY Sept H Pnyate lessons E
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
NEw-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
MONDAY September .T1 Through trains viii
leave Grand Central Depot
m EIpress with drawing room carr
through . waertoun Rochester, andM Montreal
1000 Special Chicago Express with daNngOon Buaas
and Niagara Fala
II 90 IN. Northern and Western Express.
$40 m Special Express for Albany and Troy.
4W Montreal Express, with from New lork
ALBANIA
600 kIprsss daily NTH sleeping watsd0wu ogdeas-
burg and CanAndagua.
400 Pacse Erpess with Sleeping Rochester Bado
and Niagara Falls also for Chicago T. n. C
Railroads. This train IN
llW m Express with seepingesn for Troy and Albany
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OFFICES 5t West Thysecondst sos West IwebJb
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sonby all Booksellers ard Newsesers Price 30 Gents !oT
nm. nn...n.A AdArcss TIE TRIBrNE n Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
GOV. GROWERS LETTER

We publish to-day letter written
by Gov. Grover to the Secretary OF
the Interior in relation to the Swamp
and Overlooked Lands in Oregon
This letter will show who has the in
terests of the State at heart and who
is looking after the good of settlers.
Partizan rancor and jealousy may in
cite, Radical editors to malign our
Executive, but his works must newt
ably refnte the baseless assertions of
his. tradueers and eventually bring
them to shame.
The Radicals are attempting to
make terrible hubbub about these
Swamp Lands, but it is done for the
purpose of throwing dirt in the eyes
of the people while few of their
matters get away with the. spoils.-
the key to the whole matter is that
ring. of wagon road and railroad
sharks,runniDg their lines through the
mountain districts of Southern Oregon
prefer to secure the Swamp Lands
within their grants to taking lands on
mountain sides or alkali plains, and a
few paid mercenaries are assisting
them in their. attempts to swindIe
The Site out of its legal rights. 1t
viii be a serrowfnI day for the inter
ests Ofoar.yomg Oregon if these land
sharks and their paid ensissaries sue
ceed in their nefarious designs upon
the valuable domains known as the
Swamp and Oyerfowed Lands Of Or
gon.d ,s49 = 9sd5 ~ -asb .glcs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
NEW ADvERr1s ENrs.
sUMMONN.

In The County Court Of tie State Of
oregon for tue Comfy Of Linn
Chas. b. Crosby, Plsintiff, ". @. W. Gsubbs
Defendant.
Action 70 recover money.
To CIV. drubb, dsfsnflapt shove ns<x
In the name Of the State Of Oregon, u IRE
hereby required to appear ana answer the COM
plant fled against you in the above entitled se-
tion within ten days from the service Of this
summons upon you II served in this eounty, or
within twenty days if served in any other COM
ty Of the Stale, and If served By publiestes yea
are required to appear and answer said COM
plaint on the 4th dsy Of March, 1879, or judg-
ment, for want Of an answer will b. taken
against you.
You are notified that II you fail to appesr sad
answer the said complaint, the plsinsiG vi
take judgment against yeu for the sum u One
Hundred Dollars 10 gold coin with interest
thereon from the lst day Of January. 1855. ss
twelve per cont per apnum sud costs snd dis
bursefBents Of this action.
Publication ordered in estate Rights Dsno-
crat" for six weeks, by Hon. 8. a. Johns, JudEe
Of said court. z. N. TANDY,
n2Iw6. Atty for PpG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

rs provided in Section I'd, Of acts of
September %, 1850 and that notice
be given that "the surveys have been
completed and confirmed" as pro-
vided in Sestion Cd. of Act Of March
IL, 1860, in order that the selections
Of said lands to be made by this State
may be properly recognized and pat
ented. =
In relation to all the swamp and
oyerfowed lands in Oregon not ire
served, sold or disposed Of" by the
United States on March II, 1860, the
position of this State is, that by vir-
tue OF the Acts Of Congress recited
complete grant and indefeasible
title were vestedi in the State ,'sof tbs
whole of those swamp and overflow,
ed lands )" the consideration of the
grant being that tho proceeds Of the
lands should be applied to their re-
clamation MS faras is Unnecessary to make
them arabic. That the nature of the
land is notice /, oil the world of what
is granted; and TINT the subject Of
the grant il definite and certain !; as
in law, that is certain which can be
rendered certain by measurement or
calculation. That non-action or mis-
taken action on the part of the Unit
ed States, or Of this State, cannot
defeat this title. That twhiie, by
reason of the lapse Of thc&tw years
limit affecting Department action il
selections made from surveys approx
ed prior to 18th March, 1860, no pat.
ent can issue for the same without
action by Congress extending said
limit, yet the right TO the land still
rests in this State by virtue of the
grant, and cannot be impaired by
act or omission OF the United Stntes.
Pursuant TO these views and in de-
fault Of any action on the part of the
United States tending to facilitate
further recognition of the right OF
this State to these lands, the egisla-
ture ut its las. session passed FAN
Act providing for the selection and
sale OF the swamp and overilowed
lands belonging to the State Of Ore
2on." Uaws of Oregon, 1870, p.
81, copy Of which / have had the
uoupt W ttdhsuitt W Nouk oibCc J.
BY authority OF this Act the agents
of the State are now in the field max
ing selections OF these lands.
You viii, therefore. appreciate the
propriety of my soliciting that you
cause instructions to be issued TO the
several Land Offices in Oregon re-
quirng OF them TO take no action
which will involve adverse possession
of any of the swamp and overfiowed
lands, and to suspend all action in
cases where any adverse occupancy
has been allowed by them since the
date OF said Act of the Legislature
of October &c, 1870, until this sub
ject shall have been concluded be-
tween this State aud the United
States.
And / respectfully ask your atten-
ton to be given TO that class of these
lands falling within surveys approx
ed since March 12. 1850, that the Sc
lections by the State may be recog-
nized, and that patents issue TO the
State therefor. in order that Oregon
may be placed on the same footing
with other States entitled TO the ben
eft Of said Acts of Congress. Very
respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Il. r. GRovgn,
Governor of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
10 THE DEMOCRATS OF LINN
COUNTY.

In view of the fast approaching
State and National elections, and of
the necessity of a successful orgaaiEa-
sion of the Democracy for those mo-
mentous contests, we, the undersigned
Committee, respectfully and earnest
ly recommend that the Democrats of
Linn county meet at their voting
places in each Precinct, on
Monday, the 9Th day of January, 1879.
at o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
corning Precinct Clubs and efecting
a more thorough organization of the
Democratic party of Linn county
By united action in this matter good
. results must surely follow.
This call is made at the urgent re-
quest of many Democrats.
NV. BROWN,
A. PARKER,
A. W. STANARD,
Democratic Central Comnii iitee of Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

had ceased, started down the street,
saying: "I'm glad the old things
burned down; didn't have my jogfry
lesson, no howl
A little son OF j. Hines, of Eugene,
fell into tub OF hot water and was
so badly scalded that the skin came
off from one-half its body. The
child will probably die.
The loss of two toes from a Port
lander's foot will always hereafter
remind him OF his foolishress in
trusting his pedal extremity into the
revolving machinery OF steamboat.
On Christmas night, at place
called Arkansas seven miles east
Of Ashland, n man by the name oil
Carlin beat Billy Taylor until his
life is despaired of. Carlin is under
arrest. !,
The snow is 81 feet deep at the
Cascades OF the Columbia, and is
supposed to be still deeper ut the
Dalles. There Is no mail commuifi
cation between the Willamette valley
and Eastern Oregon ut present.
It is rumored that Meacham has
been removed from the Oregon In.
dian Superintendency and Bent.
Odeneal, Of Corvallis. appointed in
his place. Also that Dyer has been
superseded by a Umatilla saloon
keeper.
The editor Of the Oregon City En-.
terprise says somebody 10 entirely toe
familiar with his wood shed, and
adds: II you hear Of somebody's
stove being blown up with charge
of powder. you may consider it il
our wood in somebody else's stove.
At the recent Lutheran Fair in
Portland, Mr.. Geo. Il. Aiken was
awarded jack-knife, as being the
ugliest man in that city. He tool
the premium over Capt. Crandall, ol
the Oregonian, aud our readers who
know the latter gentleman must con
clude that Mr.. Aiken il "fearful te
behold"
The Salem Statesman editor has
heard ofanother Enoch Arden. Two
years ago young couple were mar
ried in Polk county, but six month.
after separated because of disagree.
ments. The husband went East, and
the wife, hearing Of his death. a few
weeks ago again married; when 10!
her trnant husband conner home from
the East, shows himself (very unlike
the original Enoch) to his startled
wife. and then disappears. Her fate
is worse than gentle Annie Lees. be
cause she loves her second husband
but darcs not live with him for feal
Of the persecutions and prosecution.
of tho first. We fail to see the par
allel between the conduct Of thi,
mean Polk county man and that o.
the noble, heroic and self-sacrificine
Enoch Arden OF Tenpyson's master
poem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
poem.

An Indianapolis paper thus sums
up the divorce market: "Brisk COM
petition among the lawyers has
brought down the price of divorce very
low in this market. We quote Com
mon separation, SIS; small alimopy,
s25; large alimony, $50, 800. There
are but few OF the latter in the mar.
ket. General business good and in
creasing." -Gl -Issaf ,r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

Almost everything has It's parasite, which
lives with it and pra.s upon II. Maa Is noex-
ceptioD, for tsps, pin, and other worms Turk in
the system. and often cause great disturbance.
They do not exist 10 healthy bodies hence they
are u sure proof Of i'll health. They arise 10
imperfect action u the stomach and other vital
organs, and lurk IN vitiated blood; no mere
vermifugc eau remoye them. DR. WALKEa's
CALiroRsias svIsgGAa BiTTEss will not only ex-
pei tbs worms, but by restoring the blood and
digestive apparatus u, q healthy condition, will
the cause OF the trouble.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

IT is fact which is significant of
the dignity of the Russian naval SER
vice. that when the Svetlana was
boarded by the New York pilots, the
Grand Duke Alexis had just come of
watch as lieutenant under the Russian
Admiral He appeared as ''that tall
young fellow there, with blue coat
and gold buttons"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

TnroN says Victoria Woodruff is
"a green leaf, and her legion of rela-
tions are caterpillars who devour
her," A contemporary unfeelingly
adds: LET the caterpillars be en-
couraged."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

I A French authoress says, "a kiss
gives more pleasure than anything
else in the world" To this an edi-
tor responds, THAT writer evidently
never experienced the childish rap
ture of descending the stairs by slid
ing down the banisters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
CALIFORNIA MERCHANDISE /!
HEMORRHOIDS.,

IA, cAROTHERs + co.'s s.pILE Pr1.rs
AND OINTMENT" hsves nov bseome one 81
the standard preparations Of the day; i pre-
chronic OF recently. SnIferers may deDend pnor
i. that this remedy will give them psrmsrsnt
relief FROM this Troublesome and dauagipr cems
Rlaint- s@-y
Sent postpaid to any address within Tie mi.
ted States} upon receipt Of price. 81 so.
q. CAR0THERs 3 CO..
nicyl Altsnv. Linn cc.. ores6r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
NOTICE or FINAL sETrxrsgEn7

NU&SO6 VI SkISA6 86gx60s88191s
g II. ALTH0UsE AND W. MoNfEfTH.
% Executors Of the last will and tsstsmept
ef Robert Zu I.deceased, having this day f1sd
their final account Of their adJ inisfration Of
said estate ard rendered the same for settle-
mont it 10 therefore ordered that = =
Mo'adoy, Me 5h day -cf Feb, i1872,
between the hours ~ o a'cIock, 4. NJ, and ,
o'clock. p. ~. Of said day. st the Court Hcase
in Albany, Linn county, State Of Oregon, bo
appointed for the hearing Of objections TO such
GpaI account and tbs settlement Of the same,
and that notice hereof be given by the. pobliea-
tion Of the notice hereof IN the ..sfate Rights
Democrat" q weekly newspaper Of general eif-
eulation in said Linn county, State Of Oregon,
once week for at least four consecutive weeks
prior to said day.
BY order Of said Court.
8. A. JOHNS, County judge.
Jan. 2, 1S7z.-n2Iw4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

SENATOR KELLY has introduced
resolution to extend the time of selec-
tion of all Swamp Lands surveyed
previous to 1860, SO that the rights of
Dragon, in those lands, may not be
lost by the lapse of time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

George Selwyn once affirmed in
company that no woman ever wrote
letter without q postscript. my
next letter shall refute you'll" said
Lady L. Selwyn soon after received
letter from her ladyship. when after
her signature stood .'P. S.-Who
Is right now, you or I p