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The New York herald., 1873-11-01

DESIRABLE HOTEL FOR wINTER.-THE WEST
"A End Hotel, Fort Washington, 2 minutes from
reduced rates for superior accommodation at this first
class establishment CHARLES II. SHELLEY
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Means for Identify Ing DepOsIiorS :

Means Tor Identity ing DepO>btOr~i
When a new depositor first to the savings hank
precautions are taken and records made that he may
always be identified and that in book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded
The business of this institution Is confined exclusively
to receipt and Of savings deposits and funds de
PASTED in trust. No commercial general banking
business is transacted
proportion of the funds invested by loar
upon real estate IN the city IL Chicago In making suct
loans preference Is always given 70 applications from d.
institution sufficient funds pay for lot Of ground ano
desire borrow something TO aid them in erecting
buildings to be permanent homes for thensel'e e
and families
re Money remitted by draft to Europe elsewher,
for depositors.
Ef- The Plans II Cheap Cottages, selected by com
mittee of depositors IN this institution, he
che savings bank.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The monitor
Manhattan has been pronounced utterly
nnftfor service in her present condition.
yTHE rolling mills at Poughkeepsie and
.Newburg, n. ", have resumed operations.
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CARPENTERS.

A LBANY, n. Y.-CARPENTEES AND
- JOlNEItS Union. Robert Parker. pres. Daniel
kirk, LIST vice pres. Peter Powers ~ vice pre-
Francis Harris, see. Richard Doile fin .ec III
Dienback, asst fin. sex. jane o. Peisi.n. treas
W. II. Friday, cor. sec.
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THE MINE RS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
QN1 TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE or
ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI.
GRAND COUNCIL.
Geo. kngh0n President. West Bellvie H.. y D.
Lewis, Vice President, Bevier, Macon Co. No.. John
James Secretary, Braidwood, viii Co, IN Richard
Wailliscroft. Treasurer Springfield Ill
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TECTIYE ASSOCIATION af Indiana meets un
the fourth Friday in each month. The nrcrr- ~ the
General Council President John Carnsli knights
VILE Vice President, Robert Iinn. Harmony Treas
urer, James shaw, Brazil Corresponding Secretary,
John Seat. knightsville. Hour q meeting oclok.
A. NJ.
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MACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHs

wi INTERNATIONAL UNION Headquart er~-
Cleveland, Ohio JOHN FEHRENBATCH, President, lock
box First Vice Pres Lewis q Wilcox. Buffalo NJ n (.
Second Vice Pres, Richard Swami, New Orleans Ia. .
Third Vice Pres, William H. Hartman, Altoona Pa :
Fourth Vice Pres, James W Levesley Toronto ont .
Treas. Fred. p. McFeely, Middletown y. Y: Sec Of
the Ins. Dep, William r. Upright, Syracuse, n. MI
Judiciary Committee. Duncan DeWar indianapolis Ind
j. J. Iingworth, Utica, y. H., Robert EAnis, Warren
Pa. James S. Graham Rochester, \. ": W. n Raj
lantine Savannah, Ga; John Munce, Buffalo, y. ";
;. r. A. Van Solver, NOrwalk, a.
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II U. $. C-The following il the list
IN. Of officers Of the International Grand Lodge ii
the n. o. s. u. for the ensuing year.
]. G. s. k.-James p Wright Baltimore.
u. J. @. 5. k.-Hosea +. osborne, Milwaukee
l. G.. k.-Beni b. Scuy. Lynn
!. G.. SC. c. Mower, ToWanda, Pa
] G.. Treasurer Richard Murphy New Yurk.
Trustees Harry Farquar. \. b. Nclain and Edward
Bronme
&. q MOVER. l. q :. " 4. of :. C.,
Box -. Hopknton. Mas.
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OFFICE

Nos. 80 ~ S1 La sale $t
OFFICE HouKs-From 10 A. N. To o'clock p NJ ard
SATURDAY evening frorl & to SrS
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS,

MINERS' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION -
VI Headquarters Cleveland.
AupRt>s ron ruE TINE EgiNG
Jony SINEY President, 81 Chair schu,lkin Cn.. PA.
GEORGE ARCHIBALD, Wee President Temperanceyile.
Anegehany Co, Pa
JOINS JAMES Secretary, Braidvond. WIN Co.. Tn
l.. II DAVIS, Treasurer. Mineral Ridge, Trnmbull Go
ohio.
HNAILORS' INTERN UNION
President Jacob Aor>tadt ~ Third ave. NsN
York city. Nicc-Pre~ient Luther Swank, Norfolk.
de'plia. Treasurer J. ; Walsh. 80 Broadway, \.
| TNTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
W. Il. McLKaN, ~ Washington, President
WV. kENNEDl, II Chcs." First Vice President.
W. q JuHNsn>. of Troy, Second Vice President
JohN COLLINS. "t Cincinnati, Recording Secretary and
Treasurer
}. f. Hwhr>s, u Memphis, Corresponding secre.
tary.
| RON MOULDERS' INTERNATIONAL
IL UNION Headquarters Cincinnati Ohio.
WV. H. SAFFrN President, lock hoN l0i5, Cincinnati
Ohio
PETER J. MEA>rr. Treasurer, 50 summit street Brook
kn, Y.
jas. CARROLL First Vice President. New YORK city
TpoNAs CAsEY, Second Vice President, box l5e Mont
JSo. II. Dance, Third Vice President, bcx 7os.
Toronto, Ont
t. D. p-hEh fhufll wee tIt~htenl, DON H-. 80
mento, Cal.
JonS +. LEaHY, Recording Secretary Lutte Fall,
New York.
Ii HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
IL INTERNATIONAL UNION or AMERICA,
Cleveland, Ohio
ADDRESS or ESEctTnE BOARD.
" J. CANNON, President u Academy street Ce,e-
lana, ohio.
. BoKES, lst Vice President box 254o. St. Louis. 49,
THEODORE FITZGERALD, I'd Vice President "a Bless
street, Rochester New York
T.. J. Cox, Secretary drawer g. Blnghamtou, n !
=. A. LENhiE. Asst. Int. See N, Bon lss, Detroit,
Mich.
CHOPPERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
~ q North America. Headquarters Cleveland q .
NJ A. FoRAN, President, Park Building. Cleveland
Ohio
ROBERT ScHrLLING 1T Vice President Park Building
Cleveland, o.
BYR0N PORE, Secretary Park Building, Gle, eland o
THOMAS HESEBEgRY, Treasurer, y Scott H., west
Side Cleveland o.
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TRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
W AMERICAN PLASTERERS' Headquarters
Brpoklyn n. y. r. ,. Walsh pres -, 24l Navv street.
John Ennis see 1882 Third Avenue New York CITY
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0tHICAGO- -BRICKLAYERS' ASSOCIA

DRICKLAYERS', MASONS' 4 PLAS-
ID TERERS' UNION, No g. Of Albany. meet at ITO
State street, Monday evening. Patrick II Murray,
or. sec. r. o. box S91.
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GtHEN ECTADY, M Y-Union No. "
~ meets on the tirst Tuesday Of every month. a.
Aorvil>ky pre-. ~. Workman vice pres Arthur A.
Near and Sec. n d Ran. er til. ,ec Phillip
Airhell. treas
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RICkLAYERs.

DRICKLAYERS UNION NO. | OF
I'D MISSOURI Meets the first ana third Thur
days Of the month. the ). L. Eleventh street
and Franklin ave, st. Louis jas y. Welsh, pre-. Paul
MaheT vice pres Harry Bradshaw, fin sec. ". VI Law
renee, rec see John Phillips treas; Nat Dry den
SEE, Il12 Madison st.. st. LOUIS Ne.
DRICKLAYERS UNION, No I, OF IN
ID DIANA, meets every Wednesday evening Wash
ington street. opposite the court house indianapolis.
Eli Stricker president Jack Pate vice president III.
ward r Tomlinson recording secretary. Mike lynch
financial secretary. Oliver keely, treasurer. JEFF
C1eaver conductor. William Diggs, door deeper VIM
Irick ChaS II. Rhl james TWIname, trustees.
O-BRICKLAYERS ASSOClA-
" TIoN meets at No. 50 W. Randolph street every
Thursday evening, at 5 P. ~ Dan1 Gleason, W. NJ
VIM H. Madden, d. NJ: W. Soper, rec. ~tS'v
Walden A. Smith, fin. Sec; Arch. Sinclair, cor
John Mckav, treas.
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H. OCHESTER, M Y.-Union NO. 5 meets
II on The first Friday evening II each month at thei
neS Hall corner q West Main and sophia street,
The" fitzgerald, pres az Dr,ooil. Vice pre,. Fred.
Newerd, mn. sec VIM Walter rec, sec. ". Voice cur
stc. loci bnN 542 .Noegee, treas David shelter n
terprcter.
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NICGREGOE. IOWA Union NJ. l4O
vi meetsat Grand tentral Hall Man IL .hthe hrs'
an tbr,l Thur.siav " each ninnth Her schulz pre>
n Gte.e vice pre-, J. MNuue. hn - Weber,
rec 4cc John krr1 trea- Frank Jellinrck. cor. set
Ia-.k buN llg.
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ELNRIA-Un mon No. l32 meets the tirSt
Ia THURSDAY III each n..ujh ~ tuisu Tilil wv Aaif
street NJ IA - .lnck james . M,sarthE. Pre- Iant'
Brown. Vice Pre-. William see. Tu ~, ptt.
Martin, Bec. and Cor >ec John e. Wagner. Tr'a>
Jonn ugts Sergt- At Arms
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+ EAVENWORTH, KANSAs-Union NJ.

II IN ts-N w OAA IL hFtNoAN-l 4 mon No.
IL 56 meets at woolT- Hall on the first SATURDAY eve
ng ot each month. =. Washington Cruise pres FreI
NOss. wee pres. John r. jones, rec sec Adam
iieinhuck, fn y. y. Olive, cur sec Lewis
Lckenan. treas.
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GNRACUSE, n. VI mon No. 6 meets
/ ~ the last Thursday m e8ch month John 4.
kraz pres. Thnma. Dtle vice prr~ Jacob Gvhhardt
cor SEE; John c hratz fin. see; Wm List Dr.. rec
John n Fr~t ircas. Thoma, Zlpp. -vr-,afit~ at
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MORT WAYNE, IND.-Union No. 73 meets
H on the lst Saturday evening q each month. ~
Fauth ure- box sS7 Frauk Weismantel vice pres. W
smith rec and I'm. Geo. Humbnecht, treas
stephen Georgsn, cor. see, box 81.
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Jersey CITY, mon No. lOl meets on
- the third Tuesday in eaah motth alternately A
Jersey CITY, Michael katG-> pre-. Mia >ty Ter, wee
pres Geo Zeigler las. T. t'lll. nm ser John
smith door keeper Richard Wo-h, re- and rrir Sec,
hoy 23
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INDEPEN DENCE, IOWA mon No
ILL., l4l meets the first saturday N each month IN Nun
son Block jacob Herring. pres. i-hn Shafer. vice
pres Geo. Fasmsr treas. 1hoa- Lidamon, An. sec
p. H. Snyder, rec and sOr go John Srsbbs Esryuunt
at-hrms
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EALLRIvER, MASS. Union ~. y meets

L un the fr,i TUESDAY eyenin. II each month a. See
All Granite Block Main street Nm. M.Iihvrrin
pre-. r Fowler. vice pre~-. r,,.. al. El. SEE,
VIM 10 Porter Alunzt Pr, khau. treas
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A URORA, ILL-Umon No ll meet, n
IA the irst THURSDAY NJ e,.h month a. thr Caurt
Hou>e jos. Dihls, pre-, e.. &C. kglmcr. ,i,,. pre~.
Louis Huth fin. August Hsehutr. o. -- =. o.
Springer, and
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NJ EN BU EGH Umon No lal, meets On the
~ first Wednesday of each month. Turner Hall
NJ. 3i Front ~t Pres and. treas Prank Uucis. yiur
pre-. aud nm sec, Geo. X Golden. cor see Eugene
Ierwillger. rec. door keeper, Valentine Eheriy
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QUINCY, ILL Union M. AZ meets III
NI the ~ Friday evening ~ each month al Trades
I'm Hail. northeast VI Fifth snd Hampshire
sls William Wen huner, pres Nihnlas Bunk, vice
pres M. Cornelius, hu. Henry Bruning rer
and clr. see. box 1911. Joseph Hear; treas. Mm.
Brlukmet IN. tyiCr.
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nTTAWA, ILL Union ~ meets ever,
~ -ecoud Tuesday in the month Al Turn Hail. Jas
L. Harvey pres, FL Limond vice pre- Nm. Brock
ueas. Henry steinnyer, fin. Aduph hu--
nk, rec and Henry We~sler srrgt.-atarn.
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NEWARK y. u -U mon l3S meets every
IN -tguui Tuy-.n, uf eayh month William 10 rla-r
pre~ Wy Nul Gutter, tce pres, tb4rc- tyuth. trcss
samuel IA Miles fu. -er. I"-eph D Bir kcIson. rev
ava
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A OU INNII.LE- Union No. 32 ID Gets on the
/ second am fUurth Wednesday iu each mouth ~
Beck ball. jefferson -. between t.t and 3d p
en- scc a. lisrt. treas. Trustees, lluman. A. D.
sewe, III keinrt =. u Hoist rur. a4l yur -ey.
box 52
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$4,000 90

BUSIN y ESS HOVT rs.
Bank open for business every day except Sunday
and Legal Holidays) from 8 q. M to p. nj .,
and from 2:3O TO 5 p. nj. Also from $40 70 8
p. M on Saturdays and Mondays, in order to accom-
nodate those who work during the day- time
For Savings DepsitOrs money will be remitted 70 and
collections made all the principal cities Of the nted
States and Europe without any other charge than cost
to the Bank.
The letters of Depositors addressed 70 the Bank will
lie delivered 90 forwarded they may direct.
Savings DE positorS may consult the Cashier at any
time their private business, or for any information
they require.
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| 4 PORTE IND. UNION Nu t34
i meets on the fir.t saturday af ever, ri.nth
Louis Sgman, President George Ming. ,,,, rr,S. .
Fred Lel~ch fin. Sec August SChru.iiu-. r,,-. -r-
hing. cor sec.
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CIGAR MAKERS.
INDIANAPoLIS TNInN ND

/ lNDlANAlOLlS UNION No. i3-
Ill meets on the first Tuesday of eyery mouth al At-l
10 Garden, on North Mssippi street. Geo stump pre-
4 a Andrews, vicep pres; Vim O~~enberz An ~. Fred
Rebel, rec sec Sim Smallh"z, treas Cha Behr cor
sec.
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TThU1, n. l.-Jn mon No. meets on Tie
L last Friday n each month AZ Apollo Han, CORNER u
Cungre-s and River st.. Peter ". Dniin. pry.
John lsaacs, lce pre-, Wm. Fcual. trcl. t.s.
NTH, rec. -cc. Carl sehlauthtrt. hn -tv. Heir,
Rolf cor. ser, box Is.
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Il lNGSTON, y. N.-Unio No. G6 meets
IN un TIE l-t Monday ~ each month w Iui"tn,
Geo Brink pres. Ben Horn Beck, vice pres, Jss jar
man, rec and nm. >ec u. Wagner treas. ~
Noen cor. ser., box y4G.
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4 (tLENELAND, O.-Union No. II meets on
~ t'e hr0t THURSDAY y each month AZ Good emplar
Hall Prospect q Fred. Ackerman pres ~ High y
Alex Wei son, Aict pres Dths Mnri0ck I'm sea .
Henry Gurock. treas, y. >hiFyrt. cor and rec ~
drawer A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. Administrator OF the estate
OF Joseph Levy, deceased, and of the partner
ship OF Joseph Levy d bro.. by virtue and In
pursuance OF an order oi the County Court OF
tho state OF Oregon for Multponnh county.
sitting in probate, duly made at the March
term. A. u. is73, thereof, and on the sfh day of
March, is.i. will sell at public auction In front
of the Court House door In the city OF Albany
in the county OF Linn and state of Oregon. af
the hour OF O'Clock p. IN. OF
Saturday, the goth day Of Aprii, 1878,
all those pieces or parcels Of land belonging TO
said estate and partnership. and lying, being
and situate In said county OF Linn, State oi
Oregon. to-wit: The east half of Lots No. One
lil pld Two - In Block No. one IN in the
town OF Harrisburg. Linn county, Oregon: Lot
No. Six l6l I'm Flock No. One ~ In the sown OF
Harrisburg, Linn county. Oregon; fractional
lots Five tji and Six 90, and the south half OF
the west hall OF Lot No. One ID. nll in block
county. Oregon the following described parcel
OF land, situated in Linn county, State OF Ore
gon. bounded and described rs follows. to-wit
Commencing sixty tGa) feet east OF the south
east corner OF Block No. -Four ID in McCully' s
addition TO the town of Harrisburg, thence
north fi90l four hundred and ninety teet. thence
east (s5l eighty-two feet, thence south four
hundred and ninty ti90l feet thence west tS1l
eighty two feet. TERMS Ten per cent down
on the day OF sale and the balance upon con-
ftrmatiop of the sale and delivery OF the deed.
MOSES SELLER.
Administrator of the estate of Jos. Levy, de-
ceased, and of the partnership OF Joseph Levy
& ltro. n3sw4.
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rELEeRApH1o eLEANrNas.

Jas. Starks, of Philadelphia, last
Saturday laid his wife stark dead at
his feet with an AK.
Gov. Dix refuses to- commute the
sentence of Foster, the car-hook
murderer, and he will figure at a
Sheriff's neck-tie party shortly.
Our Government is taking steps te
establish new State on the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande, San Luis as
it's capital. The project was first
conceived by General Shields.
Gladstone has resigned the Pre-.
miership of England, and Disreali
and Earl Derby both refuse to &C.
cept it. So it goes begging.
Sadie Wilkenson's breach oi
promise suit against Brick Pomeroy
is still progressing in the N. Y. NE. S
District Court.
Mrs. Guy, dressmaker, of Pough
keepsie, N. Y, failed in business
and snicided.
Hon. G. M. Potter, M. G. from
New York, declines his increased pa,
as b member Of the Forty-seconc
Congress, in a letter to the Sergeant
alarms OF the House of Repre-
sentatives..
Chas. Hunt. Indianapolis; bustAi
IN business and suicided.
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somETnrNa ABour OREGON.

We publish the following CORES.
pondence, Tor the benefit of those
persons in the Eastern States who de-
sire to know something of the features
and advantages of Oregon. The
correspondence speaks for itself:
MAYF1ELD, KY, Feb. s, 1873.
J w Baidscin, Esq, Canyon City,
Oregon,
SIR:-I desire to emigrate to your
State and hope you will favor me with
q description of the land in your
county, its productions facilities for
raising stock, price, amount it will
produce per acre, timber, climate,
aud in short such general information
rs will be of use to me in the selection
of a future home. Is there a railroad
in operation in your county, or pros
pect of one shortly? II you have a
county paper, please send me copy.
I enclose stamp for same. Awaiting
a reply at your earliest convenience,
! am, yours very respectfully,
HENRY p. WILKERsoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21

The two steamers which were sent
out in search OF the lost vessel Geo.
s. Wright, have returned to Victoria.
and report that not n sign of the
wreck was seen, nor a survivor found
or heard. It is now settled that
she has gone down at sea with all
on board. The following is n correct
list of the passengers: Major Walk.
er and wife, Lieutenant Dodge, Chas
Waldron, Charles Kincaid, John
Williams. q soldier named Sinchiemer
Mr. Hogan and son. n cooper from
Kalvok, name unknown; a French
man, name unknown. So it seem,
that Hon. Geo. 4. Fades. OF Salem
was not passenger on the los
vessel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dyspepsia is the most pcrpIc=ipg Of all hti.
man ailments. It's symptoms are almost infin.
itc In tbcir variety. and the foriorn and dcspon.
dent victims Of tho disease often fancy thcmsel-
yes the prey, in turn, Of every known malady.
This Il due. In pnr. 10 the close sym patby exist
ing between the stomach and the brain. and In
part also TO the fact that any disturbance Of the
sdgestive function necessarily disorders the liv.
F.r. the bowels and the nervous system, and al
fcefs, to some extent, The quality Of the blood. a
fnedIcine that, ike Hoststicrs EItters not only
ZONES the stomach, but Mt the Same tinc con-
frois lver, r,titices regular habit of body,
braces t't nerves. puTifss the fluids and min
listers 10 4 mind diseased. 1s therefore the trne
and only Specific fo- chronic indigestion. Such
" the operation of this famous vegetable resto-
rattye. II not only clir ~ dyspepsia. but aIso all
concomiaDts and consequences. Aorcovct, IL
is invaluable a preventive. of indigestion. 40
one who chooses 10 take half q wincgiassiuI of
this agreeable npi<.iiser and sioInacifc habitti-
ally three times day ~ilI eyer b. troubled witt b
oppression alter eating. neusea. sour cructa-
tiofls, or any ofer Indications of want Of Wig
or in the digestive or assifnilating organs. The
debility and lanxuor sspcrtnduecdL ~ hot wealth
eF are Immediately and permanently relieved
BY the Bitter. ana psysoDs who are coBstitu-
tionaliy inclined To look upon life las through
81 glass darkIy." viii be ar,t TO take n brighter
and more hopeful view of the situation under
the genial influences of this wh0iesome Iledi-
cinai a!mugauf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21

CARPET-BAG KUrKLUx.-A Savan.
nah Georgia. dispatch says a disturb.
anee at Lake City, Florida. is reported
from there by Colonel Whitney. Ii
originated with the Reed faction OF
Republicans, who failed to secure of
fees from the Hart government. A
mob threatened to Ku-Kl1x the
present appeintees and fired several
volleys into their residences. The
United States Marshal. aided by the
militia, arrested the ringleaders, who
were taken 10 Jacksonville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21

CoRREcT.-The S. F. Aha applauds
che "pluck and patriotism" of Webb
and Holiday, in running line of
Ocean steamers from that city to
Australia without receiving a huge
subsidy from our Government, to
which the San Francisco Chronicle
makes the following erninently correct
and appropriate reply: @What the
Alta says about the pluck and patriot
ism of this steamer lines owner is all
l'osh and nonsense. There is no consid-
Grafton of either pride or patriotism.
1t is question of cold coin, of simple
profit and loss; and to assume that
any higher consideration impels a
commercial enterprise is fustian and
siobber. If Webb can make money
by his line he will run it. He NAV
run il for time to prospect the bnsi-
ness, but the moment he is convinced
that it Will lose money he will with
draw it. He weilId do SO if he knew
that the result of the act would sink
either of the continents he was not
on. Men will die for principle, and
be martyred and burned at the stake
for religion; they viii suffer exile and
death for politics; they will commit
suicide Tor love; they will endure
poverty, persecution and peril to
publish a newspaper-but steamships
run by Webb and Ben Holladay, are
run for money"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21
SEALED PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIv-
- ed ri the Office Of the Albany n Santiam
Water Ditch a. Canal Company up % the 18th
day of April. ls7s. for digging. Gusalng and
completing snid ditch or canal. 40 bids will
b. received unless from responsible parties nd
the precise section of the canal stated Tor which
tile lid j. made IhrTe arr eleven sections and
the contract will be l In sections III one mile o-
lnore. Work fnnsi b. commenced by the Isa
day of June. is5s. and BE- completed By" the Is;
day OF November, 1873 The Company reserve
the righ: 10 rcI Iect auy or all bids.
PIa:is specifications and terms Of payment
viii be iound IN the Office OF the Company in
Albany
Aiso, bids will he received at the same time
and place tor delivering lu1isyl feet of good red
or yellow fir lumber. T. Ei.kINS, President.
ID. MANSFIELD. Secretary. nz1f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21

Imagine, if sou can, Daniel Web
ster steaily affirming, with eyes up
rolled TO Heaven, that he never
ewned a shase of the Appleton Mills
Company's stock. and, when hauled
before a committee of Congress-
nleekly uhinlpering that he bought ii
ferh'~ wif'.!- Erchange.
Who 1'fro' dat brick batn at Henry
Wilson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-21
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny P. c. HARPER co.
Following are the prices pGid for produce and
the prices at which other articles are selling In
this market.
WHEaT--w White. n bushel 65.
/ 0ATS--19 bssbeI. 40 cts.
| POTATOES : p busbei. 8 80.
| 0NfONS-71 bustel, ST al so.
1 FLoUR-79 Dbl. Ss SO.
1 BEaNs-White, u fb. 4@5 cts.
DRIED FKUIT-Apples, ~ b, 6 cents I;
Peaches. p b. 1G3 cts.; PIums, y ID, 1Gc.;
carrants. - fb, I0c.
BUTTER--ig ID, fresh roll 15G925c.
EGGS--59 dozen. Is cts.
CHICK ENs--i9 dozen. 81 90.
sUGAR-Crusbed. p H., Is cts.; Island, u
10. sllf0l3 cts; San Francisco Refined,
- ID, 132 cts.
TEA--yonng Tyson, n ID, 81 so; Jspsn
y ID. 7ocGesi 90: Black. p ID, 75c@si so
CoFfEE--T3 ID. 2aNt25 cents.
sALT-TR ID, iI0t21 cts.
SYRUP--Heavy Golden, ~ .keg, SO 50.
Es. Heavy Golden. n gali..sl Is.
BACON--Harns, Oregon. % 10, 49,; Eastern,
20cfs; Shoulders, 10 cts.
LAKD-.5B ID. t21 cts.
OiL--.Devoe's Rer1sene. p gallon. IS cts..
n can. 8 gall, 50 90 LiDseed Oil. raw, y
gall, 81 rs; Linseed Oil, boiled, y gall.
81 371.