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yYE ,NEW T1RCUIT COURT DIS
JRICT BiLL.

TIRsT DISTIIVI- JVDNT
In fine county of Hancock, on the lst' Monday
or Nav and November aud continue T. days
In tie county of Harrison, on the ora Mohui!
~ Anil and October, and continre y days.
OF AIIm nanntv of jackson. on the LIST Mond
srrii and October. and continue u days
o. IN IN F the county of Perry on the first Monday
Of March and September, aud continue six drys,
In the county Of Jones, on the 2nd M"na"y u
March and September and continue Sin aaf'i Mon.
.1arnf Morcn and Sept. and con,inne Elk days.
''"n The county of Pearl, on tho lth' Monaa!
Of March and September, and c~oai'iuee SIX days
ks
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We are requested 10 announce
that on the gud and Bird Of July the
children Of Zion School propose
giving an entertainment for the
bcnc6t of Zion church, lin a hohse
near Mr.. A. McGrcgOr's.
ADMISSION % CENTS.
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The Sch. Zamla. Capt. Jcwett, OF
East Machias, Maine, of leo tons,
is on the ways at Smiths shipyard
undergoing repairs. She is the lar
gcst vessel THAT has ever been on the
ways of P%ascagoula'
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The Sch. Elisabeth charged with
smuggling, having been released I'M
der bond, has been ON the ways this
week at Lynch's shipyard, berg
painted AMI repaired, her sails which
were .unbcnt, when in limbo, arc re-
p,accd, und she soon will I've ready to
take on d cargo.
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,,-r,cr CnuuTs- Regular terms tf Justice
GO, ,yil, h. held in District No. 3 as follows
~ no VIII. At Noes pointon the second saturday,
,nd at scranton on the first Monday amer Tue
fourth Saturday in each month; Toy p
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N. b. As we learn that some ptrsosn
have supposed that it is a secondhand
niapo we wish to dispose of, we desire TO
state that we have no such piano OF
church organ to sell, but that they sie
BRAN NEW now at the Salesroom III
Mobile and subject to our order. w.
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.CurRc4 ORGAN OR PIANo.-Partl's
lesiripg TO purchase a Pisue or onurcn
Organ will find it to their interest TO ad'
Ar, 60 the Star Office as we are willing TO
,,ola liberal discount on the Agents pub
ished prices.
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USE.
Esnufng ~EnspIOyhaeMf.

ror All having spare time. soaae,h,rS
,r, and fast selling. No fancy article, hnl n
-. ,,a.cy TO buxers. business honorable {;
nisasant; no risks; home or af-Oad; day or even
mo. and extremely prsasabie. fon VIII
miss your best chance if you isll 10 w.te 'oi
iuIi particula . and valuable >nsspie-. 70
3n
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NOTICE..

I beg to inform the pue'ic Oh IasV
p~,scapoula. that all vessels coming here
nnder Charter, to Messrs B+rcier ~ De-
Smat are to have their business trans,
acted by m ; as. / am the agent Of SAID
gentlemen. -. :, .b;o
pilots bringing said vessels IN THIS
a. POSSIBLE to the STAKEs or BUoYs OF
the ballast ground, Tor them 10 ,rsn.rI
mar21 1y JUsrlN DOhLN.
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u,HE American Sardine Company boheieas
Sardines. are much better anu Use "
half the cost of imported Sardines. f@oIy
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-03

Patients residing In any part Of the country,
however distant who may desire the opinion
and advice OF DR.. Doherty In their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit a writ
ten statement of such, in preference to holding
personal interview, nro respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most
sgcred The Doctor Is regular graduate and
rtlay he consulted with every confidence.
II tho case be fully and candidly described,
personal communication will be unnecessary,
al Instructions for diet regimen, and the gem
eral treatment of the case tlncluding the rene
dles), will be forwarded without delay, and in
such manner as to convey no idea OF the
purport OF the letter or parcel so transmitted
Should your condition require immediate al
tentlon, send ten dollars in coin Tor TINT value
In CURRENCY bymall or Wells, Fargo & Co. IS
Express, md Il package of medicine Will DO
sent to your address with the necessary lnstruc-
tlons for use. Consultation by letter or other.
wlsv, FREE. Permanent euro guaranteed or no
pay ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.
San Francisco, Cal.
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Sorrows mournful nrch'must again bo raised,
and under II must we bend low our heads in
paying tribute to our deceased Brother. ISAAC
LONG. lie was born in the State Of Missouri,
February s, lsIg In the year 1853 his parents
died onthe plains in coming 10 Oregon consc.
quently at the age Of four years he was left an
orphan, with only the projection. and care, Of
strangers. Three years he remained in the
care orMr. Hutchins who lived near this City
He was then taken under the kind and protect
ing care Of Mr.. Walter Montclth. Of this City,
wncrc he received kind and parental core n
good education, and had theionly. home he eger
knew. on the 26th day Of March. 1874 silence
reigned arsund his COUCH as with stealthy
footstnpst the dread herald OF Death approach.
ed. one sigh Of ley breath, one shudder. and
all was over. Faith closes what years before
was begun In weeping. From angel chorlsters
above arose n song Of thanksgiving TO Him
who had released the tried spirit from its prls.
on house or pain that IL might take It's place
and minglc in the melody Of Heaven.
: HALL or ALBANY GoDGE April lst, 1874.
Al d regular meeting or Albany Lodge no. 4,
l. 0. 0. r., the following resolflbns were
adopted;
Gour special Committee, appointed 10 draft
resolutions expressive of the feelings Of this
Lodge upon the death Of our beloved BROTHER
ISAAC LoSG. respectfully report tiie follow.
ing:
Resolved, That Isaac IosG was respected
member ol JacitsDnvilla Lodge, 80. ~, I. y.
o. E,and IN bus death Inc Or,lrr has iosth trnc
brother and devoted friend.
fpsolyrd, that his services and dry0tidnq
To the principles 1f our order has endearcd'lim
to the hearss d the Motherhood, and bis eX.
ample Is worthy 81 emulation.
k.sOlved. lbat in biz death the order has
tOst o iaitafal friend and the community q
good citizen. .g
Resolved, That tho Lodge deeply Fythpal
thzes with the family of tine deceased d brother
and offers ~ tender cpndOlence "! assllage
their gflcr on t.is day oi trial.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
mon fhc l1nrnHl and the name Of the deceased
hrDtbrr Be enrolled ugDn the Obitimry tablet.
Resolved, That a cypy of the foregoing r8Eo'
lutionG under the seal ~ this Lodge. De trans.
Inittod by the Secretary N the family Ofthe de-.
cs.asd. Rnd also a copy b. tran snilit9d 10 Jack
sOnviile Lodge No. l0. l. q. o. y.
RssUyed Thai the members n this LOdgo
wear ~ usual badge Oi mourning for The Ieri-
od ofthf1y d.iyA ~ memory Il uur &spasi d
sEoiher.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL rsTAE.

O..
NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ Virtue oI an order Of the County Court, e
the State OF Oregon, for tho County OF Linn,
granted at t.le March term, thereof for 1874, tho
undersigned, guardian Of the person hnd estate
OF Philip Low, an insane person, Will, on
Saturday, The IN day Of 1pTb 1874,
between tho hours of O'Clock, A. NJ. and
O'clock Z. =, to-wt at the hour OF O'Clock n.
M, of said clay, offer for sale Mt public auction
Mt the Cours House door, In Albany. Linn cOuTt-
ty, Oregon, the following real estate, in Lima
county, tD.wlt;
beginning at tho ~ +. corner Of the land
claim Of Cyrus Westlnte, being claim nu.llica-
tlon No. 22l2, and claim Al In 4, u, s, II, West
Of willamette Meridian running thcnce South
n chains and ID links to the \. r. corner OF said
claim thence West on the South line Of said
chains and IS links, TO the North line Of said
claim thence East p chains and .0S links, 10
the place OF beginning containing l07 3-lOD
acres, ~ ore or less. Also the following promises
tn-wit beginning at tho nOrthwcgt corner OF Tho
land claim Of Philip Low, being claim nntlii
cation No. 5S23, and claim No =, in 7. ", y, H.
3 West, md running thence East 20 rods thence
South ~ rods thence West 20 rods: thence
North 10 reds, to the place OF beginning, con-
taining 10 acres, moro or less together with all
the improvements and appurtenances there
unto belongng
Terms OF salc; Ono.half OF tho purchase
coin one.hAlft To be paid In six months there
after IN gold coin 10 secure the payment Of
which note and mortgage on the premises
will be required. JACOB @. Low,
Guardian ~ Philip Low, an Insane person.
n3lwi.
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raA r1rE AEFhICTEn.

nR. W. X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS Sin
NJ core thanks to his numerous patients lOr
their patronage, and would take this oppOrtu-
nifty to remind them that he continues to con.
suit at his Institute for the cure OF chronic dis
eases of the l.ungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Gcilitd- Urinary Organs, and all private
diseases, viz: syphilis In all Its forms and sta
ges, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrd con-
sequences of self-abuse, tionorrhoaa, elect,
Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnnl omissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Lolhs, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
ncys, etc, etc, and he hopes that his long OK
perlence and suecesafhl practice Will continue
To insure him share OF public patronage. by
tho practice Of many years in Europe and the
United States, ho Is enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis
eases of all kinds. He cures without mercury,
charges moderate, treats his patients in II cor
rect and honorable way and has references OF
unquestlonablc voracity from men OF known
reSpectahility and high standing In society
All parties consulting him by letter or other
wise, will receive tho best and gentlest :rent-
mcnt. and implicit secrecy,
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LEBANON, March ~; 1874

LEBANON, March gSi 1874.
Editor Democrat:
The Independent Tax-Hayets of this
precinct assembled en- psesss to-day,
The Convention was composed of both
Democrats and Republicans, who
manifested deep earnestneGs in the
cause of reform, and was the largest
primary Convention that has beer
held in these parts for many years.
The Convention organized by elect
ing j. w. Bell, Ghairmanj and Wy. S,
Elkihs, Secretary.
The following nominations were
then made and ratified:
Delegates to Linn county Ihdepend-
ent Convention-W: S. Elkins, J. r.
Smith, and T. c. Hansard.
For Justice of the Peaee-C. b.
Montague.
For Constable-J. o. Roland.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: g1frrs .
Resolved, That we are in favor OF our county
Sheriff ana Clerk receiving as pay Tor then
services stated salary, not to exceed $1,000 pei
anntm. @ iItIKI
Resolved, That we are in thvor OF local
olhon and civil damage liquor law.
Resolved, That we disapprove OF the present
maDner of assessing, by compelling farmers
and Taxpayers TO ill ont blanks sent them by
the County Assessor, thus losing lime and
causing expense to the community in having
To furnish MIN with the same; WE are in favor
of the repeal of such law, and the Board OF
Equalization.
Resolved, That our members for the State
Legislature, If elected, are held pledged to use
Their best endeavors TO have laws enacted at
the next session OF the same as near rs posi-.
BILE in accordance.
Resolved, That all persons receiving noml'
nations at the handSof our county convention
for sheriff and CLERK will accept such nominn'
tion Oniy with the full understanding that II
elected they will be satisfied with the pay here
IN named, and we hereby hold them thus
pledged.
The Secretary was instructed to send
n copy of the minutes to the Albany
papers and to the Oregonian for publi-
cation, and the Convention adjourned
sine die. j. w. BELL, Chairman.
w. S. ELKlNs, Sec'y.
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Or. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION.

Is worry strongly recommended by the Medical
Facility and is largely prescribed among their
female patients. IL is worthy OF all confidence
as may be seen from the following testimonial: I:
ATLANTA, H., July II, 1873.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE Buffalo, n. ";
have not words to express my gratitude to
you for your advice and assistance i'll my case.
There is not one who has used your medicines
since they have been brought here but that
can say with me they hive greatly benefited.
Since have been so helped by Its use, six or
seven around me left tit all doctors and other
medicines, and now use it In their families,
after being cured of the same disease rs mine.
You do not know what wonder 1t created In
our city, by its restoring my sister wrote yph
OF our best doctors but could not sit up but for
Il few minutes ut One time, / begged Of herto
try your medicines, and before she had used
half of the bottles she could go all around tho
yard, and has now just come home from visit
five miles away.
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sustain the sinking sistem.

Tho flashes of cxcItemcnt produced by tho
stimuIapte in ordinary uso are followed by d
rooct,on tbotiu n,,v,,.s n, oro,, Logs ,,niur,ouS
Iugt os tho d,rl,ross ,n,iro inated for "a mo:
,ont bv tho Iiohtning,s gloro becomes appar.
entity blacker than ever after the flash is over.
ao he p,n,tal rlnom opd nh hvslcnl debility that
-
vanish temporarily uhder Vho influence W
dram, return with ten.fold intensity when
the first fra ansient q frect cGases YetphvsIclhnh
-, :, ,..a.an
hholtuaIlS pFescrloc thc HquoF" oi cohili'eioe
for patients suffering from bodily weakness
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ASSESSORS NOTICE TO TAX
DAUnRc
PAYERS


N hereby GvN notice that will be in alto tondancc
IA In the several precincts Of Linn county, NJ
the times and places following, for tho purpose
ofrteeiylng LISTS Of essesseble property, for the
Scln, March ., 10. II, y, II & l4i
franklin Butte, March ~, II, is & 10;
Hantinm, March 2O& III
Lebanon, March ~, q & 25;
Waterloo, March ~ 4 Hi
Sweet Home, March ~. 81 a Apr. Isti
British Greek, April 2, 8&4i
Brownsville, April " ,s,bA 10;
Harrisburg, April 10, ii, Is, 10, II & IS;
IIalsey, April ~, n, y, ~, q & 23i
Orleans, Apfll n, ~, ~ & 81
Albany, May l.2, 4 3, o, 4 3, 0. II, IL a 49,
Eyracuse, May n & 49,
Ccnter May IL. ~ & 20:
All tRS-pnyers are required tn meet me at the
tlncs and pldces above appointed, with lists Of
their property nllrd out, aiid failure 10 do so,
Will COMPEL mo 10 proceed against them nj
once, rs feqnited by Law. J. THDRP
y9n&. hAssGssOr.
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NEW rRrumpms,


The statistics from sworn returns of
the Sales of Sewing Machines IN 1872,
(reported in 1879, show that the Sing
er Manufacturing Company sold, last
year, over FoRTY-FIvETHoUSAND
more machines than any other Com
pany, and over ohe-quartcr of all ma
chimes sold during that year. Nine
out of ten of said Singer Machines were
for FAMILY use-provihg the great
popularity of the Singer In the house
hold. Annexed afe the Sales Of diff
feret makers:
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THE TAx-PAYERs, PRIMARIES in
AhnANY, March %, 1s1 /.

ALBANY, March aS, 1871.
Editor Democrat:
The Tax-paycrs Of this precinct met
in Convention to-day AMI organized
by electing Il. Il. Tanning, Chairman,
and VIM. ]. Miller, Secretary.
The delegates elected to the County
Convention, which meets in Albany
on Saturday, April 4th, were: +.
Parton, D. NJ. Cook, S. Powell, G. r.
Simpson, NJ. c. Galloway, L. L. Fan
ming, &. II BabeE L. Smith and D.
NJ. Thompson. They were all invited
to address the Convention, and al
though none of them were accustomed
to speaking in public, each responded
in plain and forcible manner. 1t
was, indeed, proof of the saying that
"every man is sufficiently eloquent in
what he understands"
t.'l VIM. J. MILLER, Sec'y.
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When O female Is cnervated, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness OF the buck and limbs,
pain In tho head, dmness OF sight, loss Of
muscular power, ru lpitlti0n Of the heart, iril.
liability, nervousness, extreme urinary difflculi
ties, arrangement Of digestive functions, gem
erai debility, vaginitis, all diseases OF tile
womb, hysterla, sterility, and all other discbi
ses peculiar to females she should go or write
at once to tho celebrated female doctor, w. X.
Dohcrty, ut his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doe
tor is efrccting more cures than any other physl
ican in the State Of California, Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately
and save yourself from painful sufferings and
premature death. Al Alarrled ladies whole
delicate health or other circums,nnccs prevent
an increase IN their families, should write, OF
and they will receive every possible reAef and
hnln
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fAeARD no THE ArELicrnD.

Animated by tho slncerest qualification, /
take this opportunity Of stating, for the sake
or those similarly afflicted, the following faeta
relative TO my wonderful cure, under the trent-
meit of Dr.. J. A. blanchard, the celebrated
Ucculist, now resident OF Albany' In the
spring Of 1862 / began to be afflicted with sore
eyes. The disease failed to give way nnuer the
mider remedies commonly used, and was
compelled Mt great expense, to secure tho ser
vices OF some of the most eminent Uechlists In
the Eastern and Southern States. found no
relief whatever and utter blindness seemed to
be darkoning upon me, when, about the lst Of
Jan. 1874, having in tho meanwhile removed to
Albany, Oregon, was advised by friends to
plhoe myself under the care of Dr. lilnnthnfd.
J aid SO with the hopc)essness Of tesphif, and,
to my unutterable satisfaction. soon began to
realize that light was breaking through tho
cloud OF my nillictlOt ,'andin tho short space
OF less than two months my sight was wholly
rcstoredl This Is absolutely nOtRn "advertis-
ing tlodge." but "A honest and gtatpflt nc
acknowledgements Of the truth, set forth simply
for the benefit humanity.
j. A. STEWART.
Albany, Or, March II, lS74.--n3af. ttlnf
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uo,tE Ann AnHoAD.

Corinthian Lodge tomorrow night.
Summer sports are breaking out in
the land. ffW pW f5D
Easter Sunday next, and hens refuse
to be interviewed Oh the subject.
/ About half OF the people of Albany
are developing into temperance lectur-
ers.
Rev. McAllister, Universalist, will
preach in the Court House next Sun
day.
Numerous friends from various parts
of the county gave US q 'wag of their
pdwsn during the week.
School vacation lfow and the young
sters are getting hardened and callous-
cd for next term Of spanking.
Drs. Gray and Smith have returned
from the State Dental Convention,
both well pleased with their eXperien-
ces. IETryE-l5EEJ
Harpers' & Co.'S. new goods will be-
gin to arrive from Frisco to-day or to-
m6pOws Let everybody flock in tosee
them:
Santiam Precinct elected the follow
ing delegates to the Tax-Payers' Con-
vention. Jos. Mckinney, Cow Curl,
Jos.Nixon. H t} d 8@a311t#
A gentleman's tablet was lost in the
st. Charles Hotel or at the Court House
last Sabbath. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return to THIS office.
The amphiblous bird, the mallarrl
duck, and the sportiye and musical
grouse, are happy now--tlie law fortheir
protection having gone into force last
Wednesday.
So far es heard from not more than
half of Ethe fourteen precincts of the
county held independent primaries
last Saturday. Rather hopeless pros
poets for these assistant Republicans,
surely. .ra.tHs
That big cuss that last Wednesday
kicked what he supposedto be only an
old hat, and then put his toe in his
mouth and walked Oft, has come to the
painful conclusion that his accident
was caused by too much April foolish
ness.
Geo,sW Brandenburg, the eminent
Tubal-Gain of Harrisburgi gave Us
call last Saturday. George was one of
our old chummies 1--WE were boys and
girls together and is a Brick of the
first water. We are glad to hear that
he is doing well among the Harrisbur-
ghers-for, no boy ever erdeserved greater
success.
1t isn't healthy to turn up the lapel
of your coat at all times. A fellow did
that in this city one evening last week,
and instantly measured his length on
the floor. There was really nothing in
the act Of turning up the lapel of the
coat, but pinned under it was label
bearing the rather suggestive legend,
'you know you lieW
Alta meeting of the Linn County BIZ
BILE Society, on the evening of March
23d, Rev. S. G. Irvine was unanimous
ly elected President; Dir. Il. r. Geary,
Vice-President; Z. S. Merrill, Secreta-
ry; and John Conner, Treas. The Ex-
ecutive Committee consists, of Messrs.
n. Wright, Dr. w. @. Stewart, Rev. 1.
Wilson, g. G. Cooley and Dr. II. c.
Hill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wv. n. ROSS,
SADDLE, HARNESS q SADDLE TREE
MANUFACTURER,

Tho undersigned begs love tolannounce to
hSt' lany friends and patrons, and the public
ga" raly, that he is now prepared to offer Mt
reduced rates Saddles, Harness, etc, manuinc-
fords. He also tenders his thanks for tho pat
ronage which has been bestowed on him here.
tofore, and will endeavnr at all times to give
satisfaction to customers. GrangGrs, Farmers,
reasonable price will consult their own interest
by examining his stock and learning the prices
before purchasing elsewhere. W. j. ROSS,
n2jm3. Brownsville, Oregon.
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TIEMoRRHOIDS.

N. CARoTHERs q cos "PfLE PILLS
AMI OtNTMEN~ have now become quo Of
tho standard preparations Of tho dayj Is pre-
pneod and recommended for Piles only (Whother
chronic of rocoDt). sngercts may depend upon
Il, that this remedy viii gifs them permanent
relief FROM tliD irodblosome ahd damaging com
plaint.
sout postpaid To any address twithin the UnI-
ted SthteSJ upon fettipt 2f price, Sl.60.
X. CAEoTnERs a CO.,
nl0yi Albany, Liun Co., Oregon,
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

J.. F. GROVER, Democratic can
dldate .tsr Governor, will speak to the
people of the Lane and Benton com-
ties ut the following times and places :
Monroe, Benton county. Tuesday, April 7th,
Al 2 o'clock, p. m.
smithfold Lane Co, Wednesday, April Sth,
at o'clock. y. M,
pleasant Hill School House, Lane Co., Thurs
day, April 9TH, at o'clock, p. m.
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EMBEzzLEMENT.-John w. Brum-
ner wits at this term Of the court CON
victed Of embezzlement grand larce-
n.y. and sentenced to - years in the
Penitentiary. Dist. Atty Humphrey
prosecuted and Baldwin and Whitney
CLEANEB Our. -Four Of the five
prisoners who have languished for
several months in our county jail,
have been convicted and will under
take brick making contracts with
Watkins.