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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Ore
gon for the county of Linn.
Thomas Clemmens, plaintiff, vs.. Martha
Clemmens, defendant:
Suit for divorce.
To Martha Clemnens, the defendant
above named.
III the name Of the State of Oregon You
are hereby required TO appear and answer
the complaint of the above named plaintiff
in the above entitled suit, now ON file with
tile clerk of said court. Within tsn days after
the date Of the service of this summons up
on you if served In Linn county. Oregon,
but If served IN any other county within
the Stale. then within twenty days after
the date of the service offhis summons upon
you, or ii served by publication Of this
summons. then you are required 70 answer
the complaint by the first day of the next
regular term of said court, to be holden on
the 2d Monday, the
l3ena day OF March, 1876,
at Albany in said county and state: and
you are notified that If you fail to so appear
and answer as above required, for want Of
answer the plaintiff will apply to tho court
for the relief demanded Ia the complaint,
which Is dissolution Of the marriage con-
tract existing between you and the plain
tffE aud for the care and custody OF the
minor children. Albert N. Cienmens, John
"A. Clemmene. Samuel j Glemnenss 4.
Clemmeng, Thomas Clemmens. Alfred
Clelnmens and Andrew Clemtnens. named.
in the complaint to the plaintiff
JOS. HANNON.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Published by order OF B. +. B0nhams
Judge of said court. which order was made
at the October term Of said court for the
year 1875.
January, II. 1s76-6w17
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
sUMMONs.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Edward III Rubarts. plaintiff, VS.. L. n. Beach
and Dem Beach, defendants.
Action Mt law to recover money.
To E. N. Beach, one of the defendants above
named:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby summoned and required TO be and APP
pear In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Linn county, and answer to the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, on die against
you with the Clerk of said Court. in the above
entitled action. by the frat day of the next reg
uiar term of said court for said Linn county, to
wit, on the
4A Monday Of March, 1876,
or Judgment for want of such answer win be
taken against you.
You are hereby notified that If you fail to APP
pear and answer the plaintiff . complaint here
In as above requested, the plaintiff. for want of
such answer. will take Judgment against you
for thN sum Of 4546 81 IN gold coin of the United
States, with interest ON the same in like gold
coin at the rate of one per cent. per month from
the Goth DAY of january. 1874, and for the costs
and disbursements of this aci lon.
Published by order of b. r. Bonham. Judge
of said Court, for six weeks, in the ALBANY
REGIsTER, which order bears date January Ith.
1876. POWELL q FL1NN,
Jan. IA, lS76-I7w6 Attys for Pff.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

The San considers the House resolu-
tione for special inquiry into the Mexi-
can robber incnrsions into Texas the
first step toward a war with Mexico.
IF Mexico cannot restrain her bandits
and will not authorize the United States
to rcpress them by effective pursuit on
her soil, public sentime Mt tends toward
the employment of force to compelI am
pie redress.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
Choice City Property
TOx. 8a1e9

u Is offering his property in Albany 70. sale,
consisting OF e good residence, located handy.
and near the business part Of he city, with
lots, in block 3, fronting 90 the north on Third
street and to the west ON Calipooia- The lcfs
Is Q good barn and other oufhuildfngs. besides
o cfIoicT lot OF bearing fruit trees and grape
vines, with fence bniiI between the two lots,
forming nice little garden spot. which Is In
extra condition for gardening. Possession CIV
en- soon after sale.
Also, q large two story wooden store building
with rooms adjoining iE that are handily made
use of as q resfdence by the parties Occupying
the store. This property is rented very readily
at a good fair rent, It being located in the very
center of the business portion of the city, with
26 feet frontage on First street.
The above store Is occupied by DIR. Lister,
who il keeping grocery store therein.
Any information given at the residence of
]. IL. BEACH,
or as he is generally known, 1filt. Beach.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
AsP1RANrs FOR THE SENAroRsuII

AsPIRANTs FOR THE 5ENAToRsHIP.
Among the names mentioned as prob
abe candidates for the G. S. Senate from
Oregon. are those of Col. Nesmith, Gov.
Grover, Secretary Chadwick, Ex-Gov.
Curry, Judge Ben. Hadyen. J. H. Slater
and others. We have seen in the list
no mention of Mr.. Kelly, present Sena-
tor, and suppose the party considers him
out OF the fight. Ex-Gov. Whiteaker
is also said to be willing to don the
Senatorial robe. While we don't appre-
bend that Oregon will send a Democrat
to fill the seat OF Col. Kelly, It may be
well enough for onr Democratic friends
to air their claims to his seat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

The examination of Capt. Sawyer, for
wrecking the Orpheus, in San Francisco,
was concluded on the 9Th inst. The
Commissioner decided that the Govern
ment had failed to make out case,
and on motion of U. S. Attorney Van
Duzen, Sawyer was discharged and his
bail exoierated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
HrRAY-nEwAnD.

EsTRAYED-From the farm of the under
H signed, i'm Linn county. about the middle
of August last, dark bay mare, 15 u hands high,
both hind fest turned in tpigcon-tOedl, 8 years
old the coming spring. Any one returning said
mare to my farm, or giving information of her
whereabouts, will be amply rewarded by
r. 8. POWELL.
Dec. "a, '75-4w%
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

A very rich deposit Of gold has been
found IN the Centennial lode, near Lara
mie. depth of 100 feet large body
of quartz was found, showing a greater
amount of free gold than ever before seen
in any rock will be sent to the Centennial
at Philadelphia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

Bet veen a p. M. Of the 4sh and S
A. n. Of the 5th Of December. 1875,
no less than thirty earthquake
shocks were experienced at Abancay,
S. A., entirely demolishing that place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
All who have seen Senator Logarl's pho

All VINO nave seen Senator Loggan's pho
tograph win appreciate the story told by
the Boston Post, that once in game of
poker Logan held three iacks-jaek of
calling down the hands. Logan found that
his opponent had four tens, when, with
true military fertility of resource, Logan
flrtively took out of his pocket one of his
own photographs and played It upon his
unsuspecting opponent tor the jack Of
spades. thereby holding four jacks aud
sweeping the board.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

A great food inundated the business
portion OF Valparaiso, South America,
recently, destroying two persons and
81 SOC, 900 worth Of property.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

DELEGATES from the various Protestant
churches in Denver, assembled on the
1Ith, Governor Evans presiding, unan-
imously adopted petition to the Con-
stitutional Convention asking that all
property used for religious worship, Ii
braries and charitable purposes, be not
taxed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

Hon. S. J.. Kirkwood was elected
:. S. senator for Iowa on The 18th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
SUMMONS.

In tile Justices Court for the Precinct of Al
bany, Linn county. Oregon.
p. w. Beeicr, piaintiff, VS.. +. G. Logan, de-
fendant.
To r. C. Logan, defendant above named
An order having been made by me this day.
that the service Of this summons he made upon
you by publication in the ALBANY REGISTER,
as cy law required
IN the name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby required o anpear before he undersign-
ed. Justice of the Peace for the precinct afOfe
I'D. ON
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

On the 18th Hon. j. b. Eustis was
elected to the u. S. Senate from Loni-
siana.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

The Democratic leaders intend an
authoritative expression by the Demo-
cratic House Of Representatives on the
financial policy shall be made soon.
The plan generally favored aims at re-
sumption through compelling the banks
to accumulate part of their reserve m
gold, and directing the treasury to hoard
all supplies Of gold with view OF re-
newing specie payments as soon as
enough for the purpose is boarded. The
trouble is to tell what is enough. Il is
also contemplated to repeal The clause
adopted IN the Congress fixing the day
for resumption. The repeal of the legal
tender act ard the contraction Of curren-
cy are not included in the plan.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

Last Saturday thirty English thieves
and burglars landed from . sleatEaer, and
took up their abode In New York. A tel
errarsl from the London police 20 our cllief,
notfffed tile city o4 this accession to Its pop
FslakE0t. ana detectfves awaited aud spotted
fllelsl. Forefgn thieves like America for
fllev are not kent under such surveillance
n in European cities. There they are
treated As thieves, and are watched here
they become Deldce agIe POLITICIANS anu
80 IS be aIfSeiSnefY and city officials:
Among faa8 lot were three noted burglars
who narrowly escaped hanging isa London
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

a.. p..... o....l..o -.
DAN rhASeisco' SePemoer z'-ir' NJ
The .S.~day A'gI'. q weekly Independent,
Democratic paper, will make its appear.
.n.a ,o.r,orrox mor,iny. I, will be MOD.
80. A.. n ",
eieu much Ai'e' w" S'!'e" "' N'" io'A
.Saaday Msrcsry.
Tho final stake money ON the trottinc
-, ,..,w..n q, J,I,c, and n., yoor,
e"
hces was put up iast evening anu ine race
takes place over ,he oakland course to-
day. AZ " saloon iasI esehlns there
was . large crowd IN sItehdance a. inc
pool selling. quite q number OF pools be'
Ing sold. NJ. Julien was thr ia'ori'e Tor
500. and VOORHEES, sold a. .
A letter received by q gentleman on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

A Coon BuY.-The Gold Hill School
Trustees have purchased from Mrs. Bat.
termsn the Avery property. o nthe Divide,
for school purposes. Tho lot Ia directly
north Of the school property heretofore
owned by the town, and Ia more valuable
than II would otherwise have been on this
account. The house which 10 on the
ground will DO fixed mp and made to serve
a. q school.house. II Ia thought that II
will accommodate all the students Of that
section for some time 10 come. A saving
Of several thousand dollars Ia thus I'm.
surei, and II at any time In the future the
Trustees desire 10 erect expensive build.
ings they will have splendid grounds upon
which 10 locate.
FIRE Pnoor AND WATER Pnoor.-The
Nevada Fire and WATERPROOF Paint Ia an
article Of true merit. II vas invented In
the year 1870. and since that time has
been doing good work In many OF tho
principal cities Of this country. The peo-
plc Of Virginia and Gold Hill will remem'
Dor that this same paint was tested In
their streets some time ago by W. III. Bax-
ter, who al that time demonstrated Its
great power. Y. A. Parke Ia now agent,
and invites all to call at the Office and sec
testimonials. Contracts for all kinds OF
work made and satisfaction guaranteed.
Read the advertisement.
A BrooY SNAsHEp.-Yesierday After
noon about 4 o'clock Peter Burke. tho
contractor. tied his horse In front Of
Captain Ross saloon on @ street, Virginia
The animal became frightened st some,
thing and by q desperate ting freed himself
and started down the street with the bug,
KY behind him. lie had gone about hall
. block when the wheel collided Win
post, the horse was thrown down and the
buggy pretty badly smashed. The horse
was severely injured about the stife joint
COIN a Is.Acs.-The White House, In
Virginia City. Ia presided over by this
entcrprising firm. Tho amount OF busi'
ness done by this house 10 really surpris'
ing, and their sales continue 10 increase
every day. The reasons for this are sp'
parent. The White House keeps irstclasi
goods and sells at low prices. Everybody
goes TO the White House. No. 10, South c
street. Virginia.
TIE boys Of Virginia have . new toy. I,
10 In the shape Of . sling. and the WAY
they throw stones and such things 10
caution to cats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
LEssONs IN MECHANICAL DRAW.
ING.

There is probably no other requirement
which 50 perfectly combines pleasure with
profit as skill in drawing. The ability to
make drawings. Of any kind. or In any
manner. H. an unfailing source OF delight
to its pos.essor. but 4 feature 81 greater
importance and more wide interest Is
the great aud varied usefulness (; any one
who can draw correctly. even II roughly.
wields a language clearer. more direct, and
more nearly universal than any expressed
In words.
by reason Of it, intimate connection
with the various industrial arts, the
science Of Mechanical Drawing has . more
immediate bearing on the pursuits Of
every day life; Its sindy IL not . mere
pastime. but IL comes at once and contin.
ually into service ~ an acquisition OF
solid work. Naturally. Mechanical Draw
ing /. Of the most varied and extensive
utility In pursuits of q mechanical nature;
In these Ii becomes not merely an aid. but
O necessity. TO the greatest proficiency.
Not only to the professional draughtsmAn
in the Office. who makes II his sole occu-
patton. but TO tht mouljer In the foundry.
the patternmaker nj his bench, the black
smith at the forge and the filter and
finisher nj the wise or lathe. AL these In
order TO execute designs intelligently.
must be nj least able Ia read drawings. and
would bc surely none the worse workmen
II able TO make them also; No too. OF the
carpenter. the stone mason, and the brick
LAYER, while the bollermaker. In laying
=. A. Al. stn.sntNh lha ssnsDar.
smith or the worker In sheet-iron, can not
call himself master Of his craft unless he
has some acquaintance with the art Of
mechanical drawing. And yet there are
thousands engaged In these very pursuits
conscious Of this. but still making no
effort 20 acquire the knowledge which
would be M very useful TO them. In some
cases this may be due 10 sheer laziness. or
dislike 10 study; 10 these We have nothing
10 say. except that they must not be aston.
ished II they find themselves surpassed by
their more energetic friends. But TO the
great majority. we are sure this does not
apply. Leisure time at evening may DO
pleasantly aud probably employed la the
practice Of drawing and the study OF Its
principles, by young and old alike: for
this is one Of the things which II Is mover
TOO lhte 10 learn.
II IL true almost every study may lie
mastered without an Instructor, but 10 any
one who can avail himself Of the opportu.
nifty 10 be instructed by acompctent teach
er. the advantages arc 70 great that the
money spent for instruction 10 nothing 10
compare with the time and proficiency
gained. Such opportunity IL offered by
Mr.. MAihesius. N. f.. who has conducted
. Drawing School for over . year In vir-
ginia City and Gold Hill and Is going TO
open new classes In both places Ut the
beginning Of this month. He has spent
considerable time and labor TO perfect new
plates Of which one can be seen At the
uold Hill Post ONCE; II 10 . Corliss
Horizontal Steam Engine neatly finished
and shaded. and will be . credit to any
scholar who II even only approximately Ia
able TO make such q drawing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
SQUARE TALK.
Aeetisg OF the Hayes and wheeler
Ciub speeches By frsminsas
Geutlesaen-Campaigu Seugs.


The Gold Hill Hayes and Wheeler club
held its regular meeting last evening
Arrangements had been made Mt the pre-
vious meeting for the procuring Of speak
ers, and the public in general was to have
been invited. Through somebody's care
l~essness no notice was given. and In con-
sequence but few outsideof the Club men,
bership were present. A very fair audi
ence. however, greeted the speakers:
After n stirring song by the virginia
and Gold Hill ulec Club, Hon. 4. q.
Stephens Of Virginia City was introduces.
His address was eloquent. U iorcipis,
being received with the greatest possible
favor by those present. Loud and entnu-
sisstic applause frequently interrupted tne
speaker, and when no finished his thrill.
ing peroration there was such n storm o.
cheers as was never heard before IN
Miners Union Hall.
"Give Ia Reform" was sung ny INC
Glee Climb In their finest style. THIS Is
one Of the finest campaign songs OF tne
season and really should he heard by ALL
Democrats and Republicans alike:
Our fellow-townsman. John iule. va.
next called for. and responded In = brief
but telling speech. clearly defining the
situation. aud presenting the national Is
sues In a manner not TO he misunderstood
He ~recounted the glorious record oil the
Republican party In the past. and brought
TO view its grand promises for the future.
His remarks were equally well received.
The 0lee Club sang again. and j. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
Th.s seymour Nominnuon

Thss seymour Nomination
ELAuRA. Sept. 2.-Judgc Gray, Chair
man Of the late Democratic State Conven.
ton. telegraphs the State Committee that
II should not name q candidate for Gov
ern0r In place Of Seymour; but should
either recall the Convention or call = new
me-. Judge Gray says he received q telo-
gram from Seymour declining q nomina-
ton for any Office. and withheld Il from
the Convention by the advice Of the Chair
man OF the State Committee. who recon.
msnded that nc mention be made Of Il
until the committee TO confer with Sey.
mour had been heard from. The Chair
man OF the latter committee reporting that
Seymour would accept the nomination
made II unnecessary 10 read the dispatch.
Governor seymour Positively Ds.
rttues.
UREA. September 2.-Dsvid Msgone.
Jr.. Senator Herman. Hon. Scott Lord. j.
Thomas spriggs, A. N. Bradley aud other
prominent Democrats. went to Deerfeld
this morning and received from Governor
Seymour . refusal to withdraw or modify
his absolute declination to allow the use
Of his name as candidate for Governor.
DiseharEinE aovernment Clerks
WARRINGTON. September 2.-One hun
dred aud twenty.four clerks Of the eight
hundred employed In the War Depart
ment's various bureaus to-day were dis.
charged on account Of the recent action Of
Congress ordering . reduction In the cleri-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, September 1.-The 7;~.s. Bel
grade correspondent says; Heavy NOR
tality among the Russian officers at the
front gives rise to painful rumors. II is
generally believed that all have met their
death at the hands Of the Turks.
A London Belgrade dispatch says the
Turks have concentrated on the left bank
Of the Moravia. al Adrovatz, and on the
heights near Tesehultza, and yesterday
commenced an attack on the Servians' po-
sition. The engagement became general
between Adrovaiz and Jedcoyatz, aud con-
tinued until II o'clock last night. Both
sides maintained their positions. The
battle was resumed to-day. but the result
IL unknown.
Prince Milan will leave Belgrade on
next Tuesday to rejoin the army. He
will 10 first TO Drina, then 10 Ibar. and
then 70 Alexinatz.
The editor Of the semi-ohlcial newspa-
per Istok has received numerous letters
from the department committee 81 the
skuptschinA Municipalities Of Belgrade
and tina provincial towns, and from mer-
camille corporations thanking him for adj
vocating Acontinuancc Of the war.
D~epression Of Trade In Europe.
LONDON. Sept. 2.-@Besides the failures
In tho Cleveland iron trade, there has been
the usual number Of smaller bankruptcies
announced during the week In trades and
manufactures. Advices from Dundee re-
port Q great depression Of trade there. A
fortnight ago one Of the largest works In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

A CANDID DENocnAr.-A hot political
argument arosc In Judge Cox's' Court
ROOM, Virginia. this forenoon. Said .
Democrat, who Is q County official. You
Republicans fight this campaign on pref.
udice altogether" "How do you make
that out, sir 2" cried q heated Republican.
because" said the County Official.
"you persist in waving the bloody shirt
and want 10 fight the campaign ON the old
battle-fislds Of the South, You think that
because a man happened TO be In the rebel
army he can't have a drop Of loyal or pat.
riotic blood in him.: l say it's mean and
80 i.n., 4, u,,nrs ,or = ms, ~ acht FOR
year. Tor a cause and then when he is
licked To turn round and say he's been
wrong and stand In with his old enemies.
Once . rebel you can bet q man will al.
ways have sympathy with the cause for
which he drew IN. sword "kebei:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

u... ~ a..
SECOND WARD eiuh'-A meeus" ""
Gold I'M Seconh warn nay, A"'
Whee'e' o'"' W"
Lincoln hoss hous' -, n"..,iaa ~,
permanent omcers anu ,"- "NNa
sneh other business VA, \, .a,,msns.
Al ~ o'clcck and q full attendance Is re-
quested. See advertised notice.
w-,,.-, N G.rlner. nm oil
=, y,,.i,,, uhu.
x,IlIng ON ,b. end. Of the ties on the
railroad in front % the depot on T. street
In that city. was struck by a backing
locomotive aud narrowly e-csp.d iA'ai
injuries. lie was Se'e'''' ~
- Nj n.
~
Eyunge the opening PERFORMANCE " '"e
Caiifornia company ~ NanonA.
Nondsy evening. hen Nj Tyting. will
sppesr In her great character Of Rose
Michel.
Ter bellows Of the organ in the new
rpiseopsl Church, Virginia. are TO BE-
worked by hydraulic power. Bishop
whiiAker mas ssns 70 w" ~" ''
neee
CoxsrocK coIS.-rhe Crown FONT Is
paying on so-dsy; me ,o. ss,m, vs.
$780,. n psI.hsr an Tpe.d.y.
So"aA! y"
fhottssoh
,he Ihlru war; Sm NJ. rim among The
monn,.ins. He h looking we'll.
.u ..u.u,., Al. ~.pecial
.o.,.,v wh,ch viii take
nIses ri. evening. Important business
viii be transacted.
onr smrxssrs. During the past
tven,v.four hours i32 carloads 81 ore
have passed over the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad.
LASYos !. the name OF the man "ho
WAS injured in the Overman last wednes-
day. and not Harp As previously 't
oSu'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
suicide or Hsssi.Ksspsr In saera.
mento.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2.-Last nightAngus
Martin. manager Of the international
Hotel. committed suicide by taking rtrych.
nine. lie was very deliberate about II.
called his night clerk to his bedroom. and
while In the bath told him he intended "a
kill himself. lie talked some time on
business Affairs. and said he had worked
Ave years and had saved nothing. lie
then put on his night clothes and took the
poison. The clerk gave the alarm and an
officer ran 10 Martins room. when Martin
showed the bottle he took the poison from
and asked him II Il would kill. He then
went TO bed. He Vas soon taken with con.
vulsions and died. He was quite popular
here, and was looked upon a. an active.
careful business man. He was mar
ried to the owner Of tho hotel.
Mrs. Eisenminger. The hotel was In
bankruptcy about q year ago. butg o clear
and Was supposed 10 be doing . good bust.
ness OF late. No sufficient cause n yet
has developed for tho strange sctiorof the
suicide. He was thirty-six years Of age
and native Of Prince Edward.
Island.