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Rothchilds will make private loan
# money to Russia.
The Serpian Minister of War has
signed and Colonel Gruich has been
his successor.
One hundred and twenty Thousand
latives per,shed in cylone which pass
4 through Eastern Bengal on the 31st
alt.
Preparations are being made for the
utilization of the Russian sanitary
rps. Movable hospitals are being
It ready.
Owing to the depression OF the
Gamer coal trade more than thou
aud miners have been thrown ont of
nlpl.yment III the Northumber' and
ollieries.
A large body OF contingent tro"ps
will be sent from India to Egypt i'll
ase of war.
Mississippians are charged with
iding into Louisiana and voting in ne
rroes names,
Eastern papers express much solici-
sude at concentration of troops in
Washington.
It is reported that the British are
supplying Sitting Bull with wagon
loads of ammunition.
-Four companies of artillery arrived at
Sew York on the Goth on their way to
Washington.
Chamberlain says if he has jntice, it
will be found that Carolina has gone
5000 Republican.
The Vice President If the japanese
Commission left Philadelphia for lapa,'
on the 10Th inst.
All the ships i'll tie Russian Black
Sea navigation company have beer
pressed into service by the Gar.
| Several Americans have applied II
Russia for letters of mark to be used
against England in case of war.
Blaine says there is no foundation tt
the Washington rumnr connecting hi
nsme with tie Presidency.
The net proceeds ot the Raitimor'
and O!io roads for the past year have
been over four million dollars.
The interest in the Moody an'
Sankey meetings have heen un.tlaggin!
during all tie election excItements.
Many of the Northern Democrat
left for their homes on the Goth. !
dispatch to the Times says they give
mp.
On the Goth the President was pre-
pairing his annual message.
The reports of the different officers i
) Washingt have been delayed "n at
. count of the late period when the rive
aud harhor bill was passed.
Russians calm to have discovered
plot iii Poland, tile Roman Catholi
, bishops have teen arrested.
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UPR0ARoES.

Oar contemporary of tie 'Tilden per-
snasi9n has been chiefly engaged in
concocting headlines since the election.
In one ofthese he unblushingly declares
to the world "We've got 'em ~
We really see no necessity of thus pro-
claim ing to the world what, but for
this declaration, only the immediate
acqn4intanees OF tie crazy little quill
driver need have known. We pity the
bibu Ions little fellow. ofcourse,in his sad
fix, But then he might apply to the near
est druggist, who, doubtless, would bend
his best energies in preparing something
that might give him temporary relief !
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condensed lightning.


According to New York T,-ib,kiee |
specials everything viii he dune By the
Louisiana returning beard to arrive OF
a fair result.
The Vermont Legislature las passed
biilAnaking postmaster sollacc eligi-
Bile ss an e.ectur.
Three prominent Republicans left
New Orleans for Florida on the 18th
Several have left for home.
4 wagon loaded with tlirty-six per
sons ran off the side of . bridge te',
mics from Cincinnati on tie 18th, re-
vereiy woundilg eleven OF Item.
Judge Drummor1, of Chicago, has
appointed David Terrence and John
King, receis ers OF the Ohio and Mis-
sissirpi railroad under bonds Of $780,
coo.
Judge Robinson, assistant solicitor
OF the Treasury, fipds that six Demo
cratic Electors in the South have not
had their political disabilities removed.
1t is generally believed that Gov.
Stearns of Florida will insist upon rul-
out the canvassing board and counting
the electoral vote himself.
The FIVE persons selected by the Lou
isiana Democrats to overlook the count
are John N. Palmer, OF Illinois Ly-
man Trumbuil, of Illinois; VIM. Big
Ter, of Pennsylvania Geo. B. Smith, of
Wisconsin and p. H. Watson, Of
Ohio.
Oswald and Ryan, tho burglars cen.
victed OF the murder of officer Brock
in Newark, were sentenced to be hang
ed on January 5th. Counsel will try
and get new trial. Ryan claims to be
innocent. Oswald made no reply.
A Dispatch to Chandler gives the
official vote OF South Carolina to Hayes
by 600 votes. The highest Republican
eIector receives 964 majority over the
highest Democratic elector and the low.
est Republican elector 265 over the
highest Democrat. The seven votes o
South Carolina are for Hayes.
In the case of Admiral Porter and
others af the North against the rams
Texas and Beaufort, and ten other Con
federate vessels, IN which $1,500,00
were claimed, a decree was issued Oh
the 18th, in the district court, declar
ing that for want of proof, the capto'r
are entitled to but one-half of the pro
ceeds Of the prizes that the value o
the Texas was S55 $50, and the Bean
fort 1000.
The Louisiana Returning Board me
on Saturday last. Representatives Q
both parties were prepared with test
nony concerning the bull-dogged par
ishes. The old stories of murders ant
threatenings were told on the one cid
and denials and recriminations on tn
other. Democrats have voluntary aft
davits from Republicans in the bull
dogged parishes denying the assertion
Of Kellogg.
Hampton's majority over Chambel
lain is 1,144. The tabulated return
give the State to Hayes by from $50 /
I,l8S majority. Counsel for Dem,
Gratis Immediately fled exception to ii
: aggregation on the grounds of irreg,
! iarities, errors, and omissions betwec
i the managers returns and the stat
. ments of the county canyasrers whiG
/. they claim vitiates the above reusI
2 The Supreme Court will direct Il
board in its final count.
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Executors sale.

~ Miller. Execuf or Oft ne Iasi will and Tesla
, msni ond es IN a'e Of l. D Miller, deceased, will
vested as such executor by The Iasi v IN and
testament of raid u. b. MflSer4 deceased, and
the statute III such case made and provided, ON
Monday. the 20h d,y Of NoremJer, 1876,
nf al ing Confs Hoqse doSr IN Linn .cosntY, Ofes
forenoon and four o'cs,ct< in the afternoon Of
ads1 day. sell public rzrlct ION 10 tfse highest
bfuts~ III ihe light, little and interest Of Ing
said L. b. Mar deceased. at The tiane Of hig
death in and 20 ats toiiowing described real
property, to-wit: ,., -
4 tract OF land known as the donatinr lsnd
claim of Elijah A. Refner. nel2g no! ihenifras
No ..2j26 AMI Claim No. SO. In iownssaan NO. 70
south of range ~ vest Of the Willamette aea
rldian, In Linn county, Oregon, containing sos
SO 100 acres more or ieaa, and the Same 6ll q
credit of one year. for gold coin. with good and
Rppr0* *ed security, bearing interes' at ten rcc
cent. Der anrsitn. SYLVESTER MILLER
Oc;2on3y0 Executor.
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NOTHING WRONG.

The telccraph announced on the 22d
that the committee canvassing the vote
of California were progressing rapidly,
and up to that time had not found the
least indication Of fraud or carelessness
in the returns. We suppose the charg-
es made by Democratic journals of tire.
mendous frauds in the election returns
OF California are on par with similar
charges from the same source in Ore
gOn, and they will pan out equally al
well.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of oficers of the
i City of Albany, I'm Linn county, Oregon
for the year 1877, will he held 1T the court
house in said city. December 4th. 1875. Polls
will be onened Af nine O'Clock in the morning
and close at seven O'Clock in the evening. The
following officers are to be elected:
One Mayor.
One Recorder.
One Treasurer.
One Mar shall, and
Six Aldermen.
Dated at Albany. this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1875 n. a. BAKER,
news City Recorder.
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Adm,p,strato,-. Not,ce.

NOTICE Is hereby given TINT the under
In signed. S,th :. Hays, has been. by an
order of the County Court of Linn county,
Oregon. nlltle ut the November rern there
of 1876. duly appointed administrator Of
the estate of Seth w. Hays. deceased. and
all persons having clainIs against SAID es-
tate. are hereby required to present them,
duly verified. to the undersigned at his
place of business IN Halsey, in I.Inn county,
Oregon, within six months from tile date
hereof. SETH w HAYS.
Administrator
Dated Nov. s, 1875. n7y9
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PERSONS Nor P0Sru4.STERS.

AA:;ssa fs-fffsststte IS i,oR somewhat ag-
itating ID ii,d and nervous organism Of
the average Democrat in the matter of
some very Democratic Electors, who
have not been Postnastcrs. This time
it concerns some half dozen noble (o1
Democrats, who are encompasSed with
that halo of Democratic glory that en-
blazens the scarlet robes Of treason.
The dispatches tell us there is st least
halt dozen OF the Democratic Electors
of Mississippi and Alabama who have
not had the cloud OF treason lifted frem
their shoulders, and who are better de-
serving of a halter than an office o!
honor and trust. TIE party that will
put forth such men as its representatives
must find ont by experience, if in no
other way. that 'streason must be made
odiousi and traitors pinished;" and .
people who Lave no more respect for
the Government aud laws under which
they live than to cast their ballots fol
unrepqntant rebe's must learn that when
they do 50 they will be disfra;,chise.l
It is not now an opportune time for
treason to shake its CORY looks nlenac
.ingly in tic face OF the Nation.
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MoRE INELGLBILITY.

Tngersoli, one Of the Democratic cleo
tors for Connecticut, holds the position
of y. S. Commissioner, and The point Is
raised + postmasters are ineligible as
electors by reason Of holding such off,
ces. alr. TngeraolI Is IN The same boat /
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A Washington special to the New
York Tribune intimates that Hayes
win be inaugurated on the 4th OF
March, notwithstanding the day falls
npon Sunday, giving 81 reason for
anch Inauguration, that any interim un-
dor the circumstances might be fatal to
She country.
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lAdministrator's A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the untrssIgn-
In ell. w. H GOltfsl wRa duly appointed hv an
order raf he County Court af Linn coitlafx ORR
gon. duly made nj the ct0bcr fetxn fl4 said
Selma Norris, late Of Linn county, Oregon
now deceased; and all persons havinR clSsn1s
AGAINST said estate are hereby reuatfrTN m rrTws
sent them 10 the undersigneds At his Residence.
in Albany, Oregon. duty verified, within III
months from the date hereof.
W II GoLTEAt KdngtnIstratar.
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,,UEVE GOT 'EMw

Says our Tilden organ-grinder and
report says he had them, or they lad
him. so bad one night this week, that
for time funeral loomed in sight.
Heart disease was what they called
it. Sailing too frequently in "wet
sheets" often produce serious calamities
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Clarkson n. Porter writes a long let
ter to the n. Y, Herald, giving it as
his opinion that the election, sooner or
later. will go to the House, and Tilden
will be eiectt.l Ire<1.3e.l Don't he
wish il may 50 happen!
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WHAT'S UPg

Senator Kelly started for Washing
ton few days ago. Upon reaching
San Francisco he was ordered to return
by the Grover ring, and is on his way
back overland. This is current report.
Just what the valient Colonel comes
back tor when he should be attending
to his business at Washington, remains
to be seen. its to aid in any "skull-
duggery,'' he will wish he had never
returnedi
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As South Carolina has been counted
for Hayes honestly and fairly, the lead
ing Democrats of the country have Civ
en- up the contest, as none OF those at
all posted and possessing any honesty
ever counted on Louisiana or Florida
going for TiIden, knowing tLat a large
majority of the voters of those two
States were Republicans.
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rHE ELEcT1oN.

Following is The latest report we have
been able to obtain before going to press,
viii, reoufel to the. Presidential election
uavas TildelI
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Ii is reported that Peterson had an
Insurance o. ST 100 on the two frame
buildings burned Wednesday morning.
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That comic quartet at the college last
Wednesday night just got away with that
crowd. Four '.jollIer dogs" don't most
always somtimes generally come together
nj one. Time
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rA For sale at the drug stores of Bell q
Parker. and John Foshav N9
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"a girl died in Vermont tie other
day rom poisson III tie colore'l stock
ing< which she had been weari g.'
This sllunld serve as lesson girls
not to pull their col red stockings ur
with their teeth.
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It is reported that two men of-war
have been ordered 10 stations in the
South.
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Wheat shot up to 76c per husllel the first
of the week.
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ALBANY
Collegiate Institute

ALBANY. OREGON.
THE FALL. TERM of this INSTITUTION viii
4 l'esin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER T. fsS6s
with the following
Faculty OF InxtrmefIOu
Row H. w sTRATTON. A. Nj, President,
ami Professor of Mem sI and Moral science
Rev. l.. j POWELL A. n. Professor OF Nafh-
eina. les and Natural Sciences.
II II. HEWITT, a NJ, Professor of Ancient
Miss MARIA IRVINE, Teacher Of Primary
MIS- Miss ELvA BREYMAS, Teacher of Instru~
''.T.' b. B. RICE, NJ D.. Lecturer OH PHYSIOLOGY
and Hygiene.
Calendar
First Term begins September 4. Is7s
Second Term aessins November H. 1915
Third Term begins january 20. 1917.
Fourth Term begins April y, 1S7I.
Nacat ion of one week during the holidays.
Closing exercises Of the school year, June l5,
1871.
Rates of Tuition
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., per term. ...... q 90
CMMCN ENGLISH BRANCHES, ferIn. y 90
HIGHI.R BRAN HIS. inclnding PrennrMto-
ry Latin and Greek II 90
+ e. rTy,CsIATE. Including Higher Latin and
Greek Advunc Il Ma.hemat icRs and
entail and Moral Sciences, per terms. 10 90
French and German, each, ex;t1...-sssss- 90
Instrument nj MuSie..-... III 90
Use of Piano. ............................ 90
I Inciden ais 30
/ Tuition in all cases required ip advance.
/ Puncttial attendance, neaf mess. pr0npfneR8
md gent etnanly and Etaylfke fepQrf lnasuE will
| be expected from al who MAY become members
4 of the school L.. y. pOWELLlg
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THE FALL. TERM of this tnrtitntiou wi
4 hegin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Isl
with the following
, 1876-01-08
news CHIPS BY THE MAILS

The Mansion-house ~Inundation Fund now
amounts to nearly 100000.
Earl Derby has stated in an official de8-
patch that the purchase of the Khedive's
shares in the Suez Canal was made in or
der that the Canal might not be exclusive
Iy under foreign control, but that Great
Britain would have no objection to an
international Syndicate for the manage
ment of the Canal. The French papers
appear to be more reconciied to the pur-
chase since the publication OF the des-
patches, although the transaction is still
regarded as q modification for France.
A contradiction is given from Cairo to the
rumonr that the Sultan had protested
against the Khedive's act in transferring
his shares to the British Government.
The weather has been remarkably severe
in France.
The struggle in the Herzegovina is
maintained with unyielding determination,
Notwithstanding the dreadful inclemency
of the weather. 1t is confirmed that
Gorausko has yielded to the insurgents
and that numerous bands of sympatbisers
from Montenegro have joined the iusur-
gent forces.
The notorious w. M. Tweed, in custody
at New York for frauds upon the State,
effected his escape December 4th from
prison warders, who had attended him to
his house by permission of the prison au-
thorities.
A dreadful explosion occurred on the
9th December in the Swaithe ColIiery,
near BarnsIey, England, causing the loss
Of about $50 lives.
The Queen of Denmark arrived in Paris
on the 9th December, and was received at
the station by the President, Marshal Mac
Mahon.
The severity of the weather in Northern
Spain prevents military movements. Se7-
eral soldiers have been frozen to death.
Mr.. Robson, Secretary of the United
States Navy, reports that the West India,
Gulf, and home squadrons are in. an effec-
tive condition and may easily be increased
in a short time to II ironcIads and 40
cruisers, in all 500 guns. Half this mum
Der of vessels are already in commits
sion.
The diplomatic correspondence between
the Spanish and United States govern
ments accompanying President Grants
message is friendly in tone, but contains
no dispatches concerning the recent ne
gotiations between the two countries.
Further trials of the 81-ton gun have
been made at Woolwich, a 400 ID. pro-
j~ectile being used. The results were
satisfactory and the bore of the gun is now
to be enlarged.
The Vine disease has made it's appear
apce in Spain and Portugal, and is causing
great alarm.
Alta meeting of the Home Rule Associ-
alton, held in Dublin, Mr.. Smyth, NJ. P.
referred to the threatening aspect of for
eign, affairs, and declared that the English
Government was reaping the fruits of its
unjust treatment of Ireland, as it could
no longer look to that country for the
thousands of brave soldiers who in former
wars fought under the British flag.
The Moscotp. Gazette, which represents
the old Russian party, continues to accuse
, 1876-01-08

NJ, Theirs has consented to stand as a canii-
date for the representation of Valenciennes in
the Assembly, but sill reserves bis decision as
TO the constituency he will finally represent if
elected in other departments.
Marshal Canrobert, weIl-known for his I'm
perialist tendencies has declined to come for
ward asa candidate for the Assembly alleging
that he is unwilling 10 accept a position in
which he might have to express opinions hostile
to the Government Of Marshal Mac Mahon.
NJ. Buffet will contest the elections in the
department of VOsges, and N. de Cassagnac In
the department. of Gers.
The amended Circular, recently issued by
the British Admiralty, concerning the treat
WFHt of fugitive slaves, is the object of much
comment on the part of the English press and
IS generally denounced as a retrograde mea.
sure, contrary to the policy hitherto advocated
by England.
The heavy and continued rains in Scotland
are doing considerable damage, and have caus.
ed the overflow Of he river Earn in the Coun-
ty of Perth.
The London "Times," in a leading article
commenting upon tie new iudicature law, gen
orally commends the system and SAYS that it
has already commenced to show good results
IN attJrding greater expedition and facility in
the administration Of Justice.
T
Nav y,ov An -rroo, oamu"'y 2
nor'ad tbaf aroo+ nr-l l ,oHi 0ei many - y re-
to ceIebrafe the re1ls lease of r. o : nL" o"
ski, whose term of Imprisonment will expire
very shortly.
In France NJ. Emile Olivier, the ex.Imperi-
tion Of tba da ~ lr4' oF V,r ro' 'n ma rG 5P e54.oa
sioa tba oan ri t',"r4n' ! Y"5S "uu III aou[eS-
sntmif to tba GCi, ovarnm no ~'e of lfnn.hl5 Lne,, 20
Laa ~ nc Iore5n"l0H oI NIafSnai MAGMA
t fJa n ,19oi IL + "o I've ino;t an Llsa.s ol appear 10
ia ya rIJpoo nobiio "tjo '"0''01 suppressed papers
The IN Of B%raoIio has baoa out,oto3a
Candi19fo far tho r9nroD a. t ottn " 70 ma as"
Nanf of IN rF0 = ''P''SV"'"' 'o" u Tue ueP"''-
Ian IN Por.+ 10. i4 49,.
49, L[ 49, , . ""E Written d le'ier IN
Tarsba i" . C 2,"r'I 'n", ,Ho 0o5eIomeet presents
, 1876-01-08

OF seven having been appointed to report upon
it, and the opinion in Copenhagen was that it
would greatly facilitate matters if the Governor
could be present In person. This was exactly
what we thought out here, and our Council was
but the mouthpieoe of the whole community
when it asked him to go home in our behalf.
May he meet with the success the cause de-
serves.
A smart shock Of earthquake was felt
here yesterday morning at 4.34 o'clock.
The direction of the shock, which was OF
pretty long duration, appeared to be from
Northwest to Southeast.
THE United States surveying steamer
Gettysburg" Commander GREEN, last
from Santiago de Cuba, arrived at st.
Thomas on the 30th ultimo, and will be
occupied for about a month in surveying
between st. Thomas and the island Of St.
Croix.-(St. Thom@ 7Edende)
, 1876-01-08
T L E G r. A M S
ST. THOMAS STATION.
January 4, 1876.

New YORK, Janry. 3.-Intelligence from
Paris states that Archbishop Dupanloup is on
his way to Rome to be present at the Canoni-
cation of Joan of Arc.
The French Assembly has been adjourned to
the eighth of March.
The permanent Committee in session during
the recess of the Assembly is composed of
thirteen members of the Left and twelve of the
Right.
, 1876-01-08

lT)ET bokjendtgj0res heryed at I'd
" kast til Repartitionen i Boet eff
ter %afgangne NiIhelmina Louise De
Leon, Enke efter tidIigere abode
Daniel De Leon, vilbIive fremlagt paa
en- Session, der afholdes Onsdag den
code d%ennes, Eftermiddag KI. l
slet, hvorefter Boet forventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 3die>
Januar 1876.
Ii. A. JURS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-14

INFORMATION has been received a,
The wR department that Gen. Crook
has started with ! force from IT. Lar
alnie, and Gen. Custer with troops
from Fl. Lincoln to be joined by dc
tachment from Montana, TO operate
against Sitting Bull. near the. mouth
Of Powder river. in the Yellowstone
country. Sitting Bull has 500 war
riors, and sets at defiance the treaty
which requires his people to remain
on their reservation. The number ol
United States troops in the expedition
is about 1000
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-14

The remains Of John Wilkes Booth,
Lincoln's assassin, now Tie with bic
kindred in Gftenm ount Cemetery,
near Baltimore. Some two or three
years ago the government gave Ed.
win Booth permission to remove the
remains Of his brother to their present
resting place. A shaft in the cc,nc-
terry has Booth in large letters upon
one side. Another side Of the shaft
has cut rpon it, Born May Isl.
1885, on the side opposite is Died,
November 80, 1882 The remaining
side has upon it Sacred to the memo.
~ Of the children Of Junius Brutus
and Mary Ann Booth: John Wilkes,
Frederick, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Hen.
n Bryon.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-14

How Moron WAS HoRRlrlrp.--A
Mississippi planter stopping at the
Arlington House. Washington. was
Dragging about the very superior
quality OF some grapes that he had
raised on his premises Senator Nor.
ton happened to Be standing near .,
the time, and carclessly putting in llis
oar, observed:
siMay | take the liberty Of asking
sr; ~i,dt kind Of manure you user
/ ThslaM ississippian surveyed his
qpestioner . few seconds, and then
sgrayely replied:
.Dead niggers.p -
The mortified Senator feli.back il
gpo6 order, hauled . little blankgbook
susiof l!is pocket md made the follc~t
- nenor3hdss r'Spseoh A mnesty
nDonoih,e ontha upconquesed--.
orl,exitie Massacre 4