davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-02

Gen. shalar to-day received \ letter from Maj.
Arthur B. Leoch, captain OF the l17ah team, in
reply to communication, suggesting conven-
ton Of 1ihemen, for tbs purpose Of bringing
about . uniform system OF targets and establish
inc rules for tut Ire practice. Maj. Leech stated
that he would, as soon IS practicable, lay the
matte. before the President Of the National Rife
Association OF England, and will suggest that
such convention be held at Wnnbedon during
tho yiait Of tha American team
, 1875-05-02

1t the recent election. The object Of
tbi. conrse in not definitely known, but It is
rumorad that tho C,tizens' Association desire to
fiuish the taking Of testimony regarding ballot
boz stuf6ng beiore tney 20 into court to hsTe
such overHhelming evidence OF fraud ~ to
yitiate The election, and thus insure tbs per-
retuity of the Injunction.
, 1875-05-02
A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
rab,e salt that Was 1mpreEnatod
with Ar4entcs

"ltn 1.e. .o
fs'o foTk en", apsa' ". W.,,4,.
A warm o1s- eseV IN. o,+era raa+arJ.s
officials aud interested n o'teae tt 5esta1Ga9 aa9
brought 70 Hgn8 TUG A'a' s "ias $500. a 1ouo w
sacks OF EnGllsh taole sai., aMp4efnaeea "
an unknown extent "au ,,stria,,t, Law 1ss .T,5 .t5
narrowly escapeo ,S;e,, .rr;ved Anvil i n tha
salt was = cargo which at!lveo Ap.u = IN % sne
Br1 ish Rhip Niagara (1orncttY ~ mac
Farlaue ulaster Inc 1le'gee. .. u rn, tus "as
chleAp salt conslEnea 10 ~ sGun n1a M hsgty'
This was sto"en ~ .u0 rsa narsiu ato.ad ,1;.}
r"eeD-deeks iredeattoom "as 49,, - ~
barrels o. soua ns - 49, wara n;iad in t,ars
hold. 100 barrels OF asee -, psteu ~ t'ssn;
completely eeparateu tfon .uS onet unSns ~
secured agAinst shi1aoe py ssu"aEo 'nss s1 "ou1u @
havs been amply sa1e ID an o'ooo' '~4"' wy
age. 49,
It happened, however, that the Niagara OK
oerirnced worry tempestuoua weather and very
rough seas. week out she encountered gallo
TINT piled I'D seas mountain h8h. tfylng every
timber Of the ship, Once she Lifted 80 high and
sank into The trough 10 suddenly that large
e1tr. spar lashed to the deck VA torn from ~ ~
fas, en:ngs and hurled sealnss tne oa4"e96s VIII
terrific force. At the same time tie uolse OF
shifting freight, the most dreaded accldeut that
ma,ineIs encounter, made thu shlp's crew aware
that the barrels between decks nay snppeu tnelf
lasbings, and were beating the fsnlps rios u
avery lurch. Tia rough ee4s lasted ror many
days. aud when they had subslded sufflcien 70
make it safe for the crew to 60 between oecks II
WAS found tha: nearly all the oarfe's OF Afsens1c
and not lew OF tnose cpuss..un6 euoA:aal' ~ wv
been broken up ana Inat suet ua s a,,s nau
been uls111oatsa tulouet+os LII ~. - aa:h, A.Ss .
s:1ll #no!e Se1e secueo ~ "cN - t.i'.
the ship arrived 10 Net 1ts1 ~ saas1 AtsuoaRI
the tampestaous "eA'ue3 ooA'AAao~ ~ ~" 81"
OF the voyage. a;n.,.,x,a
The arsenic an9 sega NE Mefe 81, .n1 T.;
dlately atsef asslsaE tue 1a,s .h;oh H. -.
the after holo ana soe atea oss. "u'ou .1s 81.
, 1875-05-02

AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM PRACT1uE.
New YonK, May 1.-The third days competition
and practice for place on ths American tesm to
takc part In the Eide match with the Irish team
in ireland in June next. took place today It
Cxeedmoor, with the following result:
, 1875-05-02

1oNr1LEy-EAKAHAH--1n 10 tnts e1. ApE1 = 'sas ~
by Ia Kav. 81 NcMulso. H.. William AeAAa1e0 sA@
AAA L}z1la u. GsIaaAn
~ Bn8Als R4psrs pasAss oo1S. An -
warnN a $40 AuY-41x fAsxsdAS SseAkas 21a4 -
, 1875-05-02

u 4A4IA . AAAAAt VI AAAAN
o'clock, TO protest agnsna
summatel by such fraud
action ~ may ba deeule'
tue rescue. Let rs unite
render Impossible Il repe
Henry v. King b Co.,
G. Il. Fargo i Co.
II. D. Wclls l. Co.,
Theodore B, Weter + O
jos. Pratt Il Co.,
Charles 4. Lewis / Co.,
Williams, Msuer, 0lmste,
l. Co.,
J. E. Hirach h Co.,
L. Gould L Co.,
Warner, M4rston b Fell
George Ross L Co.,
Durxud Bros. l. Co.,
Burton Pierce l. Co.,
Could. Briggs i Ca,
Bprague, Warner T. Co.,
1nGrshaIn, Cors,in T. Aa.
hzrNeil h Higgins,
Gray Broe..
Boi. 8, Fay + Cankey
James s. Kirk / Co..
@. B. Green,
@. G. Hammond,
Isaac N. Harmon,
William Aidril,h,
Knowles, Cl2yas, L Co.,
J. u. Stearils + 6onA,
N. 4. FAirbank.
George Sturgas,
Chauncey J. Blair,
". II. Egan,
D. II. Denton,
@. N. Cu1oertsua,
=: 3. Mctag9, 9s.
": fSMg ,use1, IMsG,
John ). hnlck~o<8o1
"a = Aana1nt
Sidney Smith,
A. l. hockweu'
ROBERT i. Ane~
John aernne,
Hermann Lsep,
u: G. Follanso
Libby. Mcneil Z Aony,
Michael Nuer.
Eel Diefzsca,
David Benz,
Charles altcac@
\. FonG Fer,
F. ". Dsnamore,
Nelson TnemsAso1
1t, S'hmutz
August sehmuH7
Thomas Boyle,
+. B. Peabody,
Avery Moore
B. F. Ferguson.
F. C. Gi!'bs.
Fritz Fra1sten.
YIN. Htrelev,
Emil Draer.
q. +. Asfrun
Hlna Iheilguard,
Samuel 9: H*nsen
John L WIKI
John te!dsamp
Victor teraruA
Louis Jaeger,
Joseph Inom@
L. MeJ@s
G. Lowe.
Era Iaylof,
3. C4sEhAn+
John Beyefsnosi,
Godfre Y Ssn!sn-0e1s
James E Tyler
, 1875-05-02

Tho following gentlencn hb7s pronlsed to ad
dress the meeting Sidney Smith. Franklin Mac
Yeagh, Writ Dexter, Edm md Tueasen. Thomas
Hoyne, E. c. Larntd, the Hon. Miles kehoo,
the lev. L. T. Chamberlain, J. T. Doohttla, JF.,
F. L. Winston, aud L. c. HeslnK.
, 1875-05-02


fiay =, Chicago n. Ksukuk, ii keokuf-
1aay i, Boston n. Mutual, II New York.
1lay >, Hartford w. New Hxven, At Hartford
11a, l. Boston ~. CeutennlAl7 II Boston-
My l. st, Louis VI. Red Stockings, At st, Lo1h.
ny 8, ol4icaso w. keokuk = keokok-
Hay & Boston II. Centennial. It E<ston-
Nay E. Hastford n. New Haven, 1t New Haven.
A.Y s, Chicago w. ST. 1oula, u ST. Lou1z
ny {. Rad ssocdne ~ Keokuk, At Kt skuk.
My 4, Ceut+nnjAl va Hartford, II Anr.foFds
NAY I, Hartford u. Mutual, II Hartftaa-
Mxy g. Boston n. NutuA. 1t Boetou-
NAY 9 caie.go =. St. 1oqia. st st. Lnn's; Ct
MAy ID, Boston II. Mutual, At Boston,
M1y II. 81, Louis ~ Keokuk, 1t K-ofuk.
hay II, Chicago Il. Red Stocking. At g Lou3a
Asy IL, Athletic n. Atlantic, 1t Broohyn+
NsT II Athletic III. Mutual 1t Brooklyn.
Nay IL, Boston w. Warrington, et Hoesoa,
Asy Is Boston n. Washington, ss B:ston<
NAY Il Athletic VI. Hatt1ord, at Hartford.
NAy Is, St. Lou1s N. Keokuk, 1t Ks5kuk. L.
" y, Chicago r. Red s:osI.ng, >. g. Loatf
Nay L. Chicago n. Eeokuk, It st. 1ouia.
Ny Is, Boston II. Warrington. a Boston.
NAy Is, Chicago ". Keokuk, 1t Chicago
NY 10, Athletic n. Atlantic, It Brooklyn.
MAy H. Chicago "a. St. Loui1, 1T Chicago
n, i9' Keokuk "a, BED Stocking, II ST. I0uf1.
May 10. Athletic n. Autual st Brooklyn-
VI Chicago y. s. Lou,: II ohtcsso; b! :; u,,
AaJ u, Philsdelphia u Hartford, II Fhilsdaiphds
AJ 3s Chicago u. Red stocf,ng; It Chicago
AaJ = g. Louta n: keakuk, It st I1rts.
AAy n, b. Louis n. Keokuk, 1t *. Louia.
KtJ -, Athletic II. Philadelphia. 1t PHILADELPHIA
J1ns Z Boston IL st. Louis, II g. Lou4A
Juns1 Boston ~ B. Louis. II 81 Louis-
1uns !, Boston n. ST. Louis, It 81 Louis.
1unA ., Mutual ~. St, Louis, 1t st. 1oua.
snas II, Mutual n, 81 Louis, II 81 Louia.
5uus II, Mutual n. st. Louis, At 81. Loutf-
sunA II, Boston n. Hartford, 1t Bostoa.
au}y !, Boston n. Hartford, 1t Boston.
3nly & AthlsHo ri. Philadeiphla.
tu1y Mutual N. St. Louts, 1t Ssv 1orA
anH & Boston n. Hartford, II Hartford
rnsrERpaYs aAxIA.
PAuApx1sn1A, Nay L--Rasshau: Ashlsta
Pn!ladetphiaz z
Nxx HAVEN. Conn. NAY 1-Rsss ball: ca
taniala, u Nsv Ravens t.
, 1875-05-02

:itizens, to be held In II
I eveui1lg next, May 3, at
he validity OF = result CO
md to take such organic
appropriate. Let all rally
n such q movement a. ats
ion Of thu recent disgrace
Henry dreenebaum,
]. Irving PearcA
L. F. Parsons,
q. Clausse1liu5
George L. osis,
q. L. E2mea,
King Bros. l. Co,
]. q. Wreun,
+. ". Crosby,
&. P. Dercksuu,
George F. Rlmssy,
Murry Nelson,
Clinton Briggs,
Harmon Spruance,
C. r. Wheeler,
]. Buckingham,
Charles u Howa
James H. Dole,
CHI. rles E. Culver,
CHARLES IT. Wheasaf,
l. D. Norton.
L. T. Cha1nberl.in,
E. ". Blatchford,
Hfram Wheeler,
J. ". Preston,
Ase Dow,
George hf. How,
George I. Carmfche1,
c. II. Henderson l. Co.,
Doggett, B-esett b Hill,
Phelps, Dodge b Palmer,
Ahner h. Scranton,
A. L. Chetlaiu.
George ", Fuller,
John 4. TyTreu,
D. Bradley,
Edmund Juesae0,
I. c. Goodwin
8. Il. McCraa,
D. R. holt,
". s. Bacon,
B. McCheaney,
Armour Thomson,
B,itton + Auth,
John Woodbridge, j.
Louis Ma1za ker.
william Nefsmer,
p. II. A1,:ltni l. Co.,
N. B. Storm,
4. II. Wright,
Charies He:Ienbach,
Adf.tph Berg,
+. Il. Foreater,
George Tenn,
iGurk Eimtnil,
Jou1than Clxrk
Alvin r. Reed.
Jol,u L. HaverkAmp,
T. II. Avery,
Luuis Stevers,
X. I. Crane.
Grsemo Stewart,
H. L. Dirhnson,
GEO. q. Bowers.
C.alas. B. Cleveland,
Chae. q. F. o.s,
Gustav Thieler,
A. Mueller,
G. F. Collot,
ban. Il. ael2uQ&t
Rotert Kenny.
Otto Feltzer,
PAtriek rafferty,,
Eruat J. knra'e. 3oe6a
Hugo Dr. yer,
Hoses ssnda.szr,
john #. Ulsus
o. L. Parrtah
r. Babco X,
A. u. Ii,,sroA,
J. " Long,
II. D. Johnson
L t. Barsx,ur,
JOHN C1sniskay,
II. EvanA,
Mark Sheridan.
Miles kehce.
D-nicl Stnuy,'
VI. II. Botdler,
A. r. Li',hy.
Henry v. Dishop,
II. N. HtblIsrl,
Dr.. Ernst Arh1idt,
IL A. DeViue,
And hundreds * others.
ncn hb7s pronlsed to q
ney Smith. Franklin liz
, 1875-05-02

DRICK STORE IN GOOD COUNTRY TOWN.;
u also, 10 adjoining ci um huth mannt@c.
tu.1ux places OF 3 iuu4 bieaus. Waot farm Tor
use. Addsea1 4 "a. Tribune utsce.
EXCHANCE-NEW FURNITURE, BEDDING.
T. gold watch sud chain roA estate order nursery
, 1875-05-02

u Kenoaha. Wis. papers please copy.
BACoN--KYLE-Ia E a. Island. ThuFsd.y hpfl =.
It he resdone. Of TIE brides nasis NJ 8 ~ h
by tho Rev. Juhu ". Hanson, Gilbert T. b4eon ol Nna-
eoxo. and 1tlss Laura 5. Kyle, Of Hluo hland-
G1RTF-MlEER-Att tie residences at tbs es1as3 pa-
rsna April - b. ths Rev j. o. Peck. Nr. IL. j. Gssy
md Kills. Vienna AinaE, Ill Of Chlc&Eu.
, 1875-05-02

~----~~--~~--~-~~ ~~-~-------~~~---~--------~~-
RRIoK, ;, STORE r. coop e. oogXrRY S,3 TowE:
au'o3 paess o. ~ Rs Thn M. "@o' 'As 1oe
Tl7C1 NJ NEW TfiRa7T7iRE RF0O7y1
r ssid watch .ad ohsn ros ssts:e Or osaef aasse1
a;ne aoi eooa sipses' 's oon'ssS fx 's "
I50R E7ca VcF-
- "a iii ssEs sasa :.9a q saiidia*
nd sst, W,e.: I'd ss
'tai;,; IA, nou.s, On .ou,a Of J.ek,ot
Tor s%Ss Of Ashland
A.; I'D t.Es eyed IS. nd c.sh- ..,:.,.
~: ,ssa "sad .ss aEs sooa % .u6ofbso or esaiss
Dropnst1 Ssxst1! oa''ne'@ 0''A WILL '@A' e''>'
80 q sss othts tRs bs
At soua Easls~s0a nd a,Tssdp uf 1SWKs 5sva aa' CO.
oR RxGaAssEaY * r ;ee. g. n6Y6. 57a E5oa l.
r54 y .' nsa'ss1:: /. low. nae.. ar N.Y.
s:us .eg elsEaat Dwelling with lot 1l"' on ho
fpssa: .Ra Fn9 s 'ot otr @@n '01n'1 a'0'o
sss ss ss
Fs hs .oa IT, q i .s % ~
T1URSITURE WANTED-I HAVK S ACNEs Or
tsleotea lad IN Lyon coaat, Kaa.s; a5jootnT .ss
t-neur, to e1chauRs for Eoa SECOND daud tufnltass
Address K w RANDALL. a c1arkst- t--
,,OK EyCHANGE-EVANSToy REAL ESTATE
r for good hozsss. Inquire Of PETER oL-
:,oS, ID Nest Ers<t.
rOP RYCH Nf3E-N -NTWETTY-KI0 HTE-ST FOF
HE 80 ~ = "
::oa:ssort e's:s 70. s.l.'r house
CAlun.et.sv1 t!otans nse' segtn1 le;.n aone
:s:. I'd s.ss : h..o.
Wasntnston.st-. near Ho5ae tnr.s priex hou.ssp
Asaaad.s.., residence for suburban noms.
Wsst lndiAaa-st-, Tor farm pays Euud rent
stnesnna4a'.' neaT vI " rs e D1..bornxt
------=9 ~ -: :. - . .o,
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Subukb4S
, 1875-05-02
THE BOGUS ELECTION,
Call Tor the n1ass-Meetfng To-
Morrow Night.
Prominent Citizens Unite in Opposing
Ballot-Box stuHng.
Mysterious Conference Of tic City's
Lawyers.

GALL TO TIE CITIZENS AND VOTERS.
Ihe following Is the call for the maas meeting
to be held at McCormick's Hall tomorrow even
ing for the purpose OF protesting against the
bogus election b5 which 1t ia pretended the In
corporation act Of 1879 was adopted. The namea
signed to the call speak for themselves:
CHICAGO, April 27-To the Citizens and Legal Voters
ef chicago, uT<spectpe ef Party NataonaittyGxN.
T1EAEN It u abundsnny proved that the election OF
the 2d inAt carried By the grossest and most M
bluAhing frauds. In uany Of the wards such scenes
witnessed AZ would have disgracea even the
"Fivs Points" Of New York The requirements OF
good order were dehanuy disreg erded- Tho cypress
terms Of statute law we're persisenuy ytolsted. The
franchise itself naade mockery- Tbs cla!ns OF
even public decency were openly scorned- The DIS
reputable elements Of the city, both ofciA and unom-
Gill; succeeded IN their desperate purpose, and the
reign Of lawlessuess was complete
Tho result H. uot only that plan Of incorporation
haa been frauduenty forced upon us, but also that
the good Of the city has been Hcnndazed, and
tbs very Foundations Of popular goveInmens In our
midst hare been endangered. We, therefore, In be-
half Of the interests imrered lasue this cal for
aas-meetiug Of Ill good citizens, to be held tn Mo
C,rtn1ck's Hail, On Monday evening noxt, Msy >, At
O'Clock protest against the validity OF result con-
suuasel by such fraud and to take such organised
action as may ba deemed appropriate Let all rally 70
TAtn rpffe II, a 2h&u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

WpIDs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF.
NJ ace Of the Bonrd OF Capital building Com
rIlssOners for tho following iron, viz.
80 window Sills, . feet inchos loug;
foot 10 inches wide. 1
window SiIIs, II feet inches long;
foot 10 inches wide
40 window Caps, feet O inches long.
90 Brackets, for window pilastcrs.
90 COFbeIs, under window sllls.
O2 Pieces Bed Moulding, 2 feet Az
inches long.
81 Plaster Caps,
~ Key stones.
$50 Leaves, for mcdalllons. ,
70O Ornaments, ON side mcdalllons.
This Iron must be furnished within the times
and made 10 conform " the plans and spec1-
cations Of the Aani6 nB described III tho
detailed drawing and specifications now 10 be
seen In the Office Of tho Architect, w. w. Piper,
IN Salem.
Said bids must be accompanied hy al under.
taking with two or more suretles, Of not less
than hve per cent. Of the amount Of said bid,
conditioned that " the contract Dr. awarded II
the said bidder he Will enter into bonds for the
faithful performance Of said contract
The bids received by the Board for said iron
Will be opened by said Board 40 their Office In
Salem, on The 9th day Of February, 1875, az 1
O'Clock y. NJ. OF said day.
The board reserve the right 10 reject any and
MI bids that shall In their Judgment not be ac.
com panied With sufficient anretios, and also 10
reject all tho bids In ease all shall be l0O high
Cash In coin VIII be paid on tho delivery Of
the Iron NJ Salem.
by order Of tic Board.
II. srAPLEToN. President.
y. H. WILLIS, Secretary.
Salem, Jan ". l51j.-n2Jw5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

THE DEMOCRAT is live paper, and
like Ayers pills, no well regulated
family can afford to be without a dose
Of it in the house. See prospectus
elsewhere, and we earnestly ask our
friends everywhere to assist in extend
ing It's circulation. It's reading matter
Is Of the freshest and It's Democracy Of
the atauhchest,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

DR.. Jayne'S sanative Pills are helpful
also, in Skin Diseases, and for what Is
known as "Inpur1ty Of MO Blood"
They may be taken at all times with
out danger, and while using them, you
may eat and drink as usual.
Prepared only by the Proprietors, DIR.
\ D. JAYNE & Son, Philadelphia, and sold
by Crane a Brigham, Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, and by Druggists gene
rally
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

FIRE AT TANGENT. .-- Last Monday
night a fire at Tangent station, six
miles south Of this city, burned the
blacksmith shop Of Mr.. D. i. Spang-
Ter, together with his tools, books and
accounts, etc. We have not learned
the amount Of pecuniary damages sus-
tanned, but to our young friend who
was fast securing first footing in life
1t must be considerable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

HAD 1T BAD.-The following note Is
said to have been picked up In our
streets last Saturday; "Dear --,
/ hope you ain't mad bekase dident
laR ac you when you lat at me last
evening ut tie postoflice. | ain't
Proud, Dear -, but ! have got
bile upder my arm and ] cant lah as
/ used 70, as Heven Is my judge
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

THE GAME LAw.-We publish in
this issue the amendment of the game
law, which is literally a destruction Of
the protection which the law hereto
fore afforded. 1t will be seen that per-
sons may at any and all times kill
game which may be trespassing on
their lands or which may be needed for
their own consumption. As these pro-
visions will afford ample pretexts for
killing deer or other kinds Of game at
ali times. we consider the game law
virtually a dead letter and presume 1t
will 50 be regurtieii BY hunters and
sportsmen. We trust, however, since
our Legislators have refused to protect
the game, that the better judgment as
well as the dictates Of common human
ity will deter hunters from an indis-
eriminate slaughter Of wild animals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

For THE MIyEs.-Majors J. r.
Herren and John Parker started for
the Greenhorn mines last Wednesday
and will Immediately start gang Of
men to work on the ditch, which they
expect 70 have completed now in .
short time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
ESTRAY NOTTCE.

VNNAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, LIv.
III ing about seven miles West of Roseburg
on the Coos Bay road, in Douglas County, Ore.
gon, a bay mare with some white on her foro-
head and nose; her lett hind foot and right
supposed to be about five years old, and is
about fifteen hands high. Nomarlis or brands
pcrceivable. Appraised at thirty-dve dollars.
Also an iron gray fllly, light colored on her
nose and lower part of her head. She is about
two years old and is about fourteen hands
high. No marks or brands perceivable. Ap'
praised at twenty dollars.
January 10Th, 1875.
HARRISON REALLY. Jr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

OFFICIAL PAPER
FOR THE STATE.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULA-
TION OF ANY PROVINCIAL
PAPER ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.

Is newsy, racy, live, progressive
and aggressive journal; and having
been Democratic in the long, dark
days Of our party's dependency, can
afford to bo Democratic now, when
naught but sunshine streams across
it's pathway. Being published in the
great agricultural heart Of the Viii
lamette Valley, it is devoted to the
interests Of the husbandmnn, as we'll
rs to every other branch Of honest
industry. It's circulation is rapidly
increasing, and its prosperity une1-,
ampled in Oregon journalism. II
commences the year 1875 in an ele-
CANT new Office Of its own, with new
type and new presses and
A FlRST-CLASS JOB OFFICE.
Subscription price 80 per year.
mART. v. BROWN, Editor.
BROEE { STERlRT, PrOprietors.
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NoTIoE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Edward n. Parrish.

MOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ny
IN order Of the County Court Of Linn County,
Oregon, made AT the December iafm, thereof,
1874. the undersigned was duly appointed Al.
ministFalOr of The above named estate. There
fOre, all persons having claims against the M
tatf Dr Edward r.. PATrishfdceeaeed, arc nOti.
hed 10 present the same, duly verified 10 the
undersigned, nt Albany Linn County. Oregon
Or "a hia Residence about four mileA from Alba
ny. near Knox's Butte. within the time and IA
the manner provided BY law,
Dated, Jan, 18th, 1873,
4. b. KNOX, Administrators.
GEo. II. HELM, ATTY for the Estate. 5.8
efH n28wt.
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L E MAILS ARRIVE.
From Corvallis at 10 80 A. NJ. daily except
sgSTr Erom Lebanon at 10 20 A. M, trl-weekly-
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
From Railroad tNorthI daily except sab
hath, at IL :45 =. Nj South at II % p. NJ
MAILS DEPART.
For Railroad (south daily, except Sabbath,
AZ ii 10 Al NJ. North at II AS A. NJ,
For Corvallis, daily, except Sabpatn' al 'oo
For Lebanon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 2P. NJ.
OFFICE HoURs-From 7 30 A. NJ TO ~. NJ
Money order office hours, from A. M TO iP' M
P. H. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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CALLED. received a call last
Wednesday from Messrs Kelly and
staiger, Of Salem. Gail again, gentle.
men.
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ADMIN HSTRATOItS MALE OF
REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIvENj THAT THE
IN undersigned David Fromnn, Admlnistra-
tor Of the estate Of JIG Graves, dFeented, by
virtue Of nm order Of the County Court, Oi Linn
County, oregon, made and entered Of record
at thc regular January TORN. thereof, 1873, will
sell nj public auction ht the court house door.
N Albany, Linn County, oregon, on
SATURDAY,, he 97th day Of feb, 1875,
between the hours Of q O'Clock A., NJ. and 4
O'Clock y. VI. Of shld day the following DE-
scrlbgd real estate belonging 70 said estate
t0-wit Beginning at point oD the Fast
boundary Of tho original donation land clnin
Of Wallace Cushman and wifg claim No. VI
rs appears on the plats and surveys Of the
United StnteB, Township II, S0utl Range 4
West Willamette Meridian, Linn County, Ore
gon, 20.78 chains North Of the Southeast cOr
nor al said claim, running thence West Tp,Sl
chains, thence North n chains, thence North
~ degrees Wcst ~. go chitlns 10 the NbTth.west
corner Of said claim, thence East B6.st chains,
thence South A3 chains 10 the vi ico OF begin.
ming, containing 40 acrnA OF land, more or
less, lying and being In Linn County Oregon
The sitld valuable tract Of lani Hes within
about 3h miles Of Albany, anu viii be sold In
two parcels, the South half as one parcel and
the North half rs one parcel,
Terms Of sale-HOld coin " the United
States, One-hall Oi purchase price 10 he paid
down at the time OF sale, tho Other iinlf on
twelve months tins with note and mortgage
on tho promises, sold iOr security.
DAVID FROA Admir-.
GEo. II, HELM, Att'y for Admir- &
Jan. 2lth, td7b, n2iwi.
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STATE BOARD or IMMIGRATION.

ENoR THE PURPOSE OF AFFORDING
n information To Immigrants and intending
Entigrants to Oregon, now IN foreign countries
and sister States, and for circulating such in
formation abroad by this Board, all persons in
this state having Farms and Lands Tor Sale or
Rent, or dosirous OF forming Colonies, Will
please forward to this Board as soon rs posi-.
Lands, Location, Price and Terms of SALE or
conditions Of renting and all persens desirous
of obtaining Agricultural or other Laborers,
will Aplease communicate direct with this
Board.
BY instructions OF the Commissioners of I'm
migration. WILLIAM REID.
A State Commissioner OF Immigration.
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STATE TREASURERS NOTICE.
STATE TREAsURER's OFFIcE.
SAIEM Inn ON lSIh

STATE IREASURER'S OFFICE.(
SALEM, Jan. ~, 1875.
NOTICE IS HELEBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is money in the Treasury applicable to
the payment OF the following warrants drawn
Der 1874. to-wt Nos. 292, 293. S7s. 37l, $751; 1856,
39l, Sy5, 4Ol 4Oj 304, S9T, 4O3, 4O7 4OS as, 43l
49, 43O, 477 AS 49, 1877, 1885, 49, 45l 452, 49, 49,
4Ol, 103, 4l2 49l 49i 44S, aug, 4 1885, 4g, 5O6 44g
52g $50, $685. 5S7, 5Ss $780, 5i0 5ii 5I2 53 546, 54s
549, 55l, 552, 56U, 567, $50, 30g
Interest on the above warrants will not be
allowed after this date. A. II. BROWN.
n2Gw4 State Treasurer.