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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW York. August ll.-Cotton weak and irregl-
lar: sales of 1851 bales. Flour little better OF
request; unchanged. Whiskey steady az 9ia. Wheat
i6,,c better fair demand for future delivery; new
winter red, Ohio, Sl52. Corn closed steady. Rice
frin at StG9t Pork shade steadler. Turpentfne
firmer Rosin dull. Freights hrmer. ~
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, August 11.-Fiour firm and In falr
demand of as.156I$535 Corn In good demand az
4s6a7c Provisions firm. Pork quiet Ut Sie.ls:
Lard quiet; steam nominally &C.; Kettle heia ~
si@tc. Bacon in good demand; shoulders, Ss clear
ri6 io1c: clear, l0;c. Whiskey firm at 9ic.
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The insurance on the Wawasett amounts
to S25 ,00Os distributed, as follows: Insurance
Company of North America, Philadelphia,
50 500 Phoenix, tof Hartford 81, 900; VIZ
sinia Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
Of Richmond, $500; Etna, Of Hartford,
$1,000: Atlantic, Of New York, goo; Po-
tomac, Of George town. 50 600. 81
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\ ArIAsTA,! August. fla mad dog pit D.
horse to-day on Whitehall street, but. was
caught by the police and killed.
xDr. w. Fl. Pegg dropped dead yesterday
on the street from an apoplectic tit. ss&
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stereroon Burned.

QUARANTINE, l.. l., August ia fire at
103 O'Clock last night in the storeroom OF
the United States lighthouse destroyed
everything in the room. No buildings were
damaged. Loss unknown.
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IA fBfI M Ht Haiu 70. z
iRESRAVRASX8xl
iHErELE 3, REsr q, ,lJI 8 l iy:lsiii e

YEYlsL q. II. RESI- s:s|sf aUKAIlEp saa
f. Ems op ELgyEsTn AND sAsr srnSE4ss.a
.,t.s sY'casii1tfs aalraiEd 2ttj l.sEH is,.s
keeps on band The very best that thS Tsskels sn2sm
i ina 10 the trepirs;s he fAstaes
IaS.ts 1lii ssaentioa bis aRrissles I'D sstsiss
!. ~ tassH DAlnYspLUSch s,es.2sf so
Of pre,t variety, served In inim..abe Al ls
tsbts.ss aso are spraed toordsr WITH inss
may be desired ~ any tss ~. III
sBnEWED DRINKS, gotten up In iunsui'p
styae.ytIN { II ssifs a Al n,
7 lie invites his friends and the e.ly s ",
country, % prove the trtil OF his 4
cheer p u =
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ct Lnu1s MARKETS.

sr. LOUIS, August ll-Flour qties ana un.
No. mixed. 37lssc. Whiskey steady st s!c; roIk
1rm at SIG 7s@$17. Bacon stiff; Shout ders atgssc.,
clear rib, Ioi(9iG5c, closing With advancing ssn
dency lard Gutet !; for small lots refined, sa(GSscs
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western Rivers.

WAsH1SGToN, August 1.-THE rivers have
fallen slightly at Omaha, Leayenworth,
Memphis, New Orleans, and decidedly at.
Cincinnati: and risen ut Pittsburgh.
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BosroS, August 11.-Vice-President Viii.
son was in Boston to-day. His improved
appearance indicated the steady progress to-
ward restored health which had been
brought about by his cessation from all &C.
tive labor.
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Railroad Accident.

AUGUSTA, August 11.-Yesterday a sleep
ing-car on the Wilmington, Columbus and
Augusta railroad was thrown from the track
near Hamburg, and two passengers badly
bruised. The ear. was wrecked.
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New Cotton.

SAVANNAH, August 1.-THE first bale or
the Florida crop and second bale OF the
Georgia crop of cotton was received here on
Sunday. 10th instant. - ~ G-y-s IA. !
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.lag surprise Tint ~ wen fortaed anlf TnSts
spetent an ast,critic.as the Dia,atctis wen
known to be should have given circulation
ana indirect credit. without correction, to
Isnen erroneous representations Of the Iarp.
est cestliest, most celebrated, and most
ety-known painting IN the United States.
u y can account for 1t only on the superstition
That your art-critic, was absent from bis post.
Respectfully, w. w. Woop. st
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4 Ir,i !. nrr,pHIA cATrJ.E ,tARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, August ll.-Beef cattle y aaSS
dull: choice Penns yvania and western
S.G1Ss Sheep active fair to choice, 35g &C. 81 W
stock al3c. Hogs dull I; corn fed, S7,2sQSI.sy'
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A number Of Israeite citizens of Chicago
have addressed petition to Mayor Medil
asking protection from disturbance Of their
sabbath by prohibiting the carrying on trade
in The vicinity Of their places OF worship.
~, &c,lpn has Yet been taken Gu Tue pettlon.
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interesting Letter from Elmtra.

,tiSorFeSponnence OF the Richmond Dispatch j
ELERA, N. X, August 8, 1878. 4,
According to promise, I send you part
Ing note from this beautiful town.
Elmtra is indeed beautiful town. The
situation Is charming, and the buildings and
other improvements, public and private
show, many evidences Of wealth, industry
and good taste. As one Of the great railroad
centres of the county, Elmira is growing
rapidly, and bids fair to become an important
manufacturing city. n'1i
The chief point of interest here to q south.
ern man Is Of course the Confederate GENE.
terry. This occupies remote section Of the
city cemetery, and contains very nearly
three Thousand graves. They are all marked
with wooden slabs, bearing the name of regl.
ment and company and the date of death,
and seem to be neatly cared for. Most of the
deaths were due to smallpox, which ragged
frightfnlly among the prisoners here. I saw
many Virginia names among the number
but had not time to make memorandum OF
them. was told it is expected that these
dead will be removed to the South, perhaps
to Richmond, next year.
learned that there Is m old colored man
here who had kept memorandum of every
year, with the incidents attending every
death, SO far rs they could be gathered The
Mayor of the city told me that these memo
randa embraced a very complete history of
this cemetery, aud that the old MAN had
taken pride in preserving these memorials
until they should be called for. tried to
see him for the purpose of looking into his
book, but was not able to do so. He de-
serves the gratitude Of southern people.
One of the chief Dotabilities Of Elmira, is
the Rev. Thomas X. Beecher. He is said to
be man of wonderful and versatile, powers,
and ms eccentric as he is talented and clio.
quent. He breaches during the summer in
the open air, while brass band is specially
engaged by him to be present! His SER
mons are said to have marvellous power.
The Elmira people certainly seem to have a
profound and unanimous admiration for
him. The city, it is said, owes much to his
public spirit and architectural genius. He
is just now building 4 great bridge across
the river.
The Eldrdge Park is notable and very
beautiful feature Of this city. 1t has been
laid out and presented to the city by DIR. Ell
bridge, who is spending much Of his time
and fortune i'm improving and identifying it
1t is already one OF the most charming spot:
that can be imagined. ,....
Your correspondent owes much to the
personal courtesy of the Mayor of the city
Hon. Luther Caldwell. This gentleman is
Liberal in politics, and is Il most accomplish
ed gentleman. He says he can never forget
the day when Jackson's advance struck The
| flank of his regiment near Gaines's mill
He thinks he did some Of the fastest .skedad
ding OH record. I am glad he got, ava!
| safe, for his heart is in the right place.
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e, nen ,.In,,ts sar,s,I,ai Assaalssinated.

70 Hoe1sIY sps1sas, August R.T. Dp q
..daniltv; United States marshall was assassi-
mated at bfs roon at gorinth, pa ,sitaay
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August l1.-Vfrginia consols $50.
West virginis's, 1l@ta. North Carolina e's, old,
rs bid, .f+t}5 - Z .tzifI's ~ 't.i2
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- ssAssssss - $780, &c ss esssss
'mes River and Kanawha Canal list
BY TeIegraphs
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August Money In demand at
3i@i. Sterling weak at Q. Governments little
higher. States dull and nominal. Sight paper
premium. Gold, LIST. ~ - s5i,
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|. ], SAVANNAH, August ll.-rThere,Was 2 a ae'
struetiye IRE this morning as i4skS Shs'
F;orida, Loss, SS20, 900. s yE; 80
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BIN
Hfcsaxoyp, sIoiidays Arsast
STOCKS aNU B0Nus,
No saies to-tluy.
STATE SECURITIES.

- ~ 49, z
Ia STATE SECUnfTsKS.z Is u
,y,-.,,,,,. a,.,...,. XXI Asssd
a,rglnia eopsos, rev 50
viry;nis 4, ~
yir1fni. irsn.srf
pHBnia ihteitss eefsine7test
!, clrrr.
hscnulonu1 c!.y 100
20 ss;t, uss fs&
Lsasan,SILa sLsy I. !.
~ ~ " 5ss.s
slsaDih Slty
Nor1oik CITY WHEY
81 RAILROAD AND CANAL BONDS. az ~
Virginia Central Third mortgage sGs,
=. g O. e:
sa1uia Ssta.raa ssAeS =, =. - z
yirsfnia and Tennesses second mort.
gage s's, ]: q =
fSFSiuth aisu AciIuSoS<6 siiiEu utof
SIS. j. q .......... -. 50
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Fire at Roxbltry.

RoxBu r.r MASS, August II 1.-THE rope.
wa,k OF SeWeil, Day 81 Go, Is burning,
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President Grant.
Yice-Presi1enf Wilson.

Long BRANCH, August 11.-Presiden
Grant left for Maine at noon to-day. .a
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,r,atar wailro.a.ai Aectdenit... pc 9

a aDaIILK.l, AR1o, August III !-Ari -aeci.
sdsnt on the Midland railway to-day kille y!
three and badly. hurt six persons. ALL OF that
vicinity siltSf ii:f5 'I.t5s Ia
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Assistant United States. Enginee
Killed.

W1LKEsBARRE, PA. August 11.-Osear Mills
was accidentally shot by, Sidney MAJOR on
Sunday, at Tunkhannock, Wyoming county.
Major shot 8 hawk, and three buckshot
struck Mills, who was in the next yard,
killing him instantly. +..# :. sig:
Mills was an assistant engineer in the
United States Navy, and was awaiting
orders. .s' ,.g7 ils@ ss.,f.s - ~ y 49, -
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Il NAN Killed by q Customs Officer
BApgIaeRs, August y; - !, custom. house
officer killed a man who left the steamer
Baltimore with two bottless6 Whiskey. The
officer escaped to the custom house.
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Torouto post-Oaice Robbed.

n ToRoNTo, August 1.-THE post-ofiee here
was entered by robbers yesterday and nine
.sy-one, registered letters stolen from the
safe:E ,5sETIG si,T .usst: ~ = !a.sts a' avfsif
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Disappearance Of Lord Gordon.
FoRT GARY, MANITOBA, Angus ii.ILofd
Gordon has disappeared from Maaitooa.i@
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Tee Indian 4uestisn.--" White man go
a.; IGm'2 ! :t&
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Death of an, Eminent Cracker BAKER
PHILADELPHIA, August 11.-Edward watt
son, the well-known cracker-baker, Is aesau.
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CFFICE OF THE, sHILLINGER's-
HI fg t.-yDysJt. .sicff na,t3 Ut ~ .'..,.!t'flt
>, ,,ARTIYICIAL-STON PAVEMENT I-.it

iitYf StsrS l-'hlSf 1
'jat!ff Il - FOR rHE ''2s. ~t'.''7tf ~
,st.,,,. :, STATE or VIRGINIA, 4t:sf.
& No. s1a MAIN STREET, RECHMoNDsivts.! |
Ista az III .,~iaityftF irrF so fss,Et, .ls,t
4 We are now prepared H. lay down, the aboyes
riane nav cement IN the most artistic manner and
iu ANY Design; pattefn,lor cai6r Sde1red and 10
cost fsr hess lhali that OF tagging. We win also
col,rf-yarGs areas cellars OF houses, floors or sta4
bIes &c., using the celebrated English Portland EEL
merit thereby iusuFing great dirahilit
dom no dust, snootbness 81 ssiiaeeee, at,a besrty
}aPastiS Wishing the above work done will pIeass
amply eeistely, as fs Is the most suitable time
OF The year 70 have the work done IN. ;st ,,f
r. Country rights fer sale. 1880 ~:
Orders received al the office 912 nIa.n street.
jes-sm .rsi.1ls,al l..ly. E..GEl.2sks4kD ~. |.
tITiURNIPi SEED. 10, GOO potinas OF new.
4 .eropt TuRNIP sEgD OF extra quality and
finest varieties. Il an.Esss asft.f Par r
'''F - REp-TOP STgAP-LElP, 49, s..
80. WHITE FLAT-DUTcff, 4 50 II
II u at ARGE " RITE ESSfE cEKs Il s4S +
LARGE WHITE GLOBE, b.3T sss fgsis 4
$50 49, q YJLLow AgERDEEy. sts;f55
|gsis5i.st IAIE's HYBRID, 80 1850 Z
SEyES-ToP, ss5sff :tflf 4 ~ -
swEpIsafcr RUTA-AtG,t. 49, 49, ~
One ,ioi,ar rsr hound WewJH mail 90 any all
ress the sgisiaf retail price tffee OF posssgel
Wholesale prices sutnisaed " ssI,ss ~ ~
y ~ = $50 and 1915 cary stsss.
49, i
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

WHRAT. White, so ibusheis.lp IlfhF NJ f'iEl :;
CoRN.-ioo bushels. .urftssI9faor q: I.eati5 s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That by virtue of an order made by the
County Court, within and for the County OF
Linn, in.the State OF Oregon, on the 4th day Of
December 1872, in the matter of the Estate OF
A. S. Huston, late of said county, I, John Hus-
ton, administrator Of tho estate Of the said de-
ceased will, on
Thursday, the 9Th day of Nog., 1875.
at the Court House, door, in the city of Albany,
in said county of Linn, at the hour of O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day, sell at public auc-
ton, the following described real property,
belonging to said estate and situated in said
county, tO-wit; The Southeast quarter of Sec
tion 38; The Northeast quarter of the South
west quarter of section B3, and the following =
Beginning at the Northwest corner of the
Southwest quarter OF section 49, and running
thence South 50 rods thence East 80 rods ;
thence North 50 rods; thence West 50 rods, to
the place Of beginningI all in 4. p. No IA
South of Range West, in Linn county, Ore
gon, containing $40 acres. Terms OF sale for
U. S. gold coin, one third In hand; one-third in
three months, and one.third in nine months,
to be secured by mortgage on the premises :
.utlf JOHN HUSTON, Admir-
JOINS q JONES, Atty's. y9nllw4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

THE Buuettn thinks the Governor
ought TO revoke our commission as
Brigadier General because we ac-
companied Col, Thompson to Forest
Grove and saw him, cane Myers with
out interfering and preventing it.
Now, really we trust His Excelloncy
will pay no attention to Jimmy
OMeara's demand for a little while.
We have taken the matter under
serious advisement since reading the
Bulleiin's article and are almost per-
suaded thai il is our duty to resign,
IL Jimmy win not press the thing too
far We may be convinced that il is
our duty 10 resign in his favor and
thus he may secure through the
magnanimity o. . foo what he has
never been able to do BY the aid OF
friends--an office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

Our REPREsENrATIvB,-By a pri.
yato note from Col Nesmith, Ore.
gop's ncwly-clcctod Representative in
Congress, we learn that he will start
for Washington City about the TIN OF
November to otake hisscatin Congress.
Col, Nesmith closes his note by say
ing; qBetoro leaving ! desire to re.
turn you my very sincere thanks for
the able and efficient support which
you gave me in tho late canvass, and
which is 50 thoroughly oyipeed by the
returns from old LinnbP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

GAN Iowa UNION MAN." publishes
a card in the bulletin in which he
makes some illusions to the politica1
record of the editor of this paper
during the late war. The card is da
ted at Hillsboro, in this State. The
writer undertakes to make specific
charges and even goes SO far as tc
quote the exact language which he
pretends was used by us some twelve
years ago (when we were about eight
cen years old). Really, it is flattering
to us to know that we are Of so much
consequence to any one that he should
take pains TO remember language used
by us when boy Such an incident
is certainly calculated to feed ones
vanity-if the incident were founded
on facts; but in this instance there is
no such foundation, and even the BuL-
Ietin was SO ashamed of the lie which
it had evidently concoctcd, that it
placed it in an obscure corner on the
fourth page, among the commercial
news and advertisements.
Aperson can't beexpected toreply to
all the lies which are daily cooked up
in that Bulletin establishment, but this
is such glaring fraud upon truth that
we take occasion to allude to it. Of
course the Bulletin penned the lie in
its own office, or else it would have
given the name of the "Iowa Union
Man" (so-called) SO as to, lend some
semblance of truth'to the statement.
If the Bulletin will furnish the public
with the name of its "Iowa Union
Man" we will exonerate its editor
from the charge of having invented
the falsehoods contained in the card,
otherwise he cannot evade the patent
fact that the card spoken Of was in
vented in his sanctum,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

in the front rank in the great manu-
featuring and commercial interests
of the nation,
The Eugene Guard Of last Saturday
has this: "Judge Prim has rendered
his opinion on the demurrers to the
complaints in the railroad cases ar
gped before him here last spring.
He sustained the demurrer, holding
that the contract on which these
cases are founded is void, as being
against public policy. These suits
we're brought by Mr.. Holiday to
recover subscription to the railroad
subsidy"
This is the way Tom Merry puts it
up: can Oregon Museum has been
established in Portland, under the
management Of Thos. A. Wood. We
have not seen programme of the
outfit, but presume that when he gets
the thing fairly under way, that he
will have Sam Clarke for the Living
Skeleton, Upton for the Giant, and
Scott, of the Northwest, for the
Bearded Woman. His 'wacks-fg-
gers will probably consist Of a group
representing an allegorical tableau
composed Of Bishop Morris, Pink
Henderson and Old Boyakin, under
the suggestive title of 'the World,
the Flesh and the Devil. >"
On the 17th inst. the new Masonic
Hall of Baker City was dedicated,
says the Democrat, by Grand Master
I. McF. Patton, in accordance with
the ancient rites and ceremonies OF
the Craft on such occasion. After
which Hon. S. F. Chadwick deliver
ed an appropriate and interesting ad-
dress, which was listened to with
marked attention by the members of
the Fraternity, as well as by large
number of our citizens who were
present to witness the dedication GER
emonies. Mr.. Chadwick is an easy,
pleasant speaker, and fully qualified
to do this or any other subject JUS
tice. The audience were we'll pleas
ed with the address, and were only
sorry that it was so brief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

The Salem Statesman very fairly
states the truth in the following ex'
PLANTATION which appears in its columns
last Wednesday,
Since we have expressed our opin.
ion OF the late personal unpleasantness
between Mr. VIM, Thompson, Of So
lem, and Mr. Frank Il. Myers, Of
Forest Grove, it is perhaps but just
to say that MIR. I, was not responsi,
bic for the presence at the rencontre
of two ofthb individuals named as the
4crowd"by which he was surrounded,
lie states that he went to Forest
Grove with only Mr.. M, V, Brown,
and that tho other persons followed
without his priYity and against his
request
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

Hon. S, n, CEADwIoK, ---Beside,
delivering two Masonic addresses il
Eastern Oregon, week before last
Jodge Chadwick delivered, BY spoeial
invitation, the annual address at the
Union County Fair We learn
from parties who were present and
heard the address that il was a most
able and practical effort, aud was uni
yersally commended by the friends
aud patrons o. agriculture in that re,
-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

"A HooDLUM NALEDlCroRY ,--As
an illustration Of the character of the
man whom Col, Thompson caned tho
other day, We give below the brioi
yaledictory which he published IN the
Forest Grove Independent last week
elIaying sold out, my connection
with ne Forest Grove Independent
ceases with this issue--aud ! am d--d
glaa of ite
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

Mark Twain, a few months after
his first baby was born, was holding
it on his knee. His wife said "Now,
confess, Samuel, that you loye the
childP "I can't do that" he re-
piled, "but am willing to admit I
respect the little thing for its fathers
sake"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

By comparing the returns OF the
recent election with the reports of tho
California State Fair, Il will Le seen
that Whipple's lIamblc,oniaus are
capable Of making much better races
than Holidays llipple,onians,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed, by
the County Court of the County of Linn, State
of Oregon, Administrator Of and upon the es-
tate of John j. Riggs, deceased, late of said
county. All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are hereby required
to present the same, with the proper vouchers,
within six months from the date hereof, at my
residence, u miles east of Brownsville in said
county of Linn. 4. A. RIGGS, Admir-.
October a. lS73.-nl1MI..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

A fascinating young lady, at one
of the resorts, on being asked re-
Gently if she had ever read Shak-
speare, tossed her pretty head with
the answer, Shakespeare? OF course
I have; I read that when it first
came out"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS NorYcE.

NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT THE
lN undersigned has been duly appointed BY
the County Court of the County of Linn, State
OF Oregon, Administrator of and upon the es
tate of Richard Tauzer, deceased, late Of said
county. All persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased are hereby required tC
present the same to me, with, proper vouchers
within six months from the date hereof, at my
residence, four miles southeast of Scio in said
county of Linn. w. w, RICHARDSON,
Oct. "a, l273.-l1W4. Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN undersigned has been duly appointed, by
the County Court of Linn county, State of Ore
gon, Administrator of the estate of John r.
Dawson deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to pre-
sent them, with proper vouchers, to the under
signed, at the late residence of the Diseased,
near Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within six
months of the date hereof. .i.- .-.-..L .
SYLVANDER A. DAWSON.
S. A. JOHNS, Atty for Admir-.
Oct Is l873-nl0WJ,
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ELrCARrER,

E. GARTER sc CO.
Having leased Mr.. briggs interest In the
Planning Mill and Sash and Door Factory. here
tofore operated by nriggs \ Carter. and pur.
chased his Interest In the lumber on hand, and
now having fall control Of said Factory, will
continue the business as heretofore. and by
strict attention to business, and sQnare dealing
with cur customers, hope to merit a continu-
ance Of patronage, Give us call,
Octoeer :, lSJS--n9wk, L, CARrER& co,