The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-28

| presiding--convened last Monday. ana up to
the hour of Il NJ. yesterday the following busi-
ness had been transacted:
r. Fox & Bros. vs. w. W. Walton and E1iza-
beth Walton. Judgment by default. Geo. IL.
r. Fox ( Bros. VS.. N. Morris Judgment by
default. Helm for plm.
W.hn. Judgment by default. Helm for pl'if.
B. Cummings vs. Elizabeth Hete, ct. al. DE.
cree of correction of deed entered. Helm. for
VIM. NJ. Smith VS.. II. II. and prusllia Polly.
Decree OF foreclosure ordered. Helm Tor pln.
| Ruth A. smith. Decree of foreclosure and
! judgment ordered. Powell & Finn Tor plfr.
maton opa erdereS ers,sr ys poGe W 4 ( Fnn ior p
! state of Oregon vs.. \. Simobs. Jury trial
found guilty aud fined 500. Humphrey for
same va" w, samaSi san Mansfield. Plead guilty
aud fined 500. Humphrey for State; Helm
| Tor def't,
Same VS. Same. Plead guilty and fined $40.
| Humphrey Tor State Helm for deft.
| same W.. John Sumpter. Plead guilty and
ines $50 and costs. Humphrey Tor State -
TJ. Anderson vs. Beach & Monteith. Judg.
mont for pl'h; Powell 4 Finn for pm: Johns
! Albany ANA santlam Water Ditch or Canal
! Company vs.. John Settle ct al. Right OF way
| granted.
DELEGATES, ATrENTIoN.-Mr.C c. J..
Burkhart has received lettcr from b.
Goldsmith, President of the w. II. T..
Co., to the effect that the steamer,
"Gov. Grover, will leave this city on
the morning, of the Farmers State
Convention, carrying delegates to Sa-
lem free of charge. This is indeed lib
eral. Mr.. Burkhart asks that dele
gates will forward their names to him,
ut Albany, so that he can have their
passes filled out by the transportation
company. Let every delegate send In
his name.
PERSON observed the fol-
lowing limbs Of the law in attendance
upon Circuit Court in this city this
week: II. Williams, Judge Bronough,
J. CASTOR, of Portland; Il. L. Boise,
of Polk; Judges Burnett, Strahan,
kelsay and Chenow eth, of Corvallis; ;
and Kessrs. Geo. Il. Helm, j. w. Bald
win, Whitney & Dryden, Powell &
Finn, y. B. Humphrey, Judge Tan
Gy, ;. y. Johns, a. {. Jones, Jos. Ham
non and ". \. Baker of the local bar.
/ RETuRNED.-S. j.. Young, Esq, of
the firm of Blain. Young Il Co., re.
turned from San Francisco on the last
steamer, having laid in mammoth
stock Of dry goods, clothing. groceries,
hardware, qucensware, etc. His Sc
lections have been made with special
care and ARE all emincntly appropriate
10 this market. Don't forget To call
and see the new goods, n large lot OF
which have already arrived.
HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE.-Mr. w.
+. Howell, of this city, has for sale n
full supply of household fixtures, from
Il iine-tooth comb up through all the
gradations OF firc-shovei, what-no,,
center table, dining table, carpets.
bedsteads, etc, To II bureau aud other
Indispensable articles OF we'll ar
ranged domicil. lie will sci! cheap in
lots TO suit purchasers. Apply 10 Eli
Carter.
jon PRISTISG.-Wc have received
II number OF specimens OF job printing
from the Office of .uart. V. Brown, Al
bany, which for ncatness and display
of artistic skill we have seldom seen
equaled. Mr. Brown Is prepared to
execute all orders in this line with
promptness and beauty ut reasonable
rates-Bcntoa Democrat.
y. BAUM, our fashionable clothing
merchant, has just returned from San
Francisco with the largest stock OF
mems, boys and children's clothing,
and the latest styles of furnishing and
fancy goods. You will do well to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere
as he offers TO sell ut very low prices.
THE ILLUSTRATED PEEss.-No. 3
Of this superb periodical, published in
San Francisco, Is OH our table. We
believe this is the pioneer illustrated
magazine Of the Pacific Coast, and we
are much puzzled to know how its
managers can afford such IA superior
publication for the small sum of 50 per
aDnum.
The Bulletin Job Office has the only
Globe press north of San Francisco. -
Butietin, 2ith inst.
Guess not. This Office has n quarter
medium Globe press which turns out
as fine work as any press in the State,
taking into consideration our limited
supply Of material.
THE "Gov. GROVER" brought up so,
tons of assorted merchandise for thisl
city last Monday. We are pleased to
see that Albany merchants are alive to
their own interests and the interests
of the people in thus literally patron
izing the opposition line.
CoRREsPoNDEScE.- able COM
munication from J. w., of Astoria, ar
rived too late for this issue, but will
appear in our next. We direct the at
tention of our farmers to the commu-
nication on our first page. 1t speaks
to the point.
NOTARY PUBLIc.-We are pleased to
see that His Excellency, Gov. Grover,
has commissioned our elegant young
friend, II. f. Sayrs, Esq, Notary
Public for Linn county. His business
card may be found among our new
ads to-day.
FAIR AND FEsTIvAL-The men,
bers of the Erodelphian Society will
hold an apron and fancy fair, with re-
freshments, at Vancleve's HALL, on