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49, 2: tby MF. Ne~3-Hov did you inform b 6 ~
Q.-The letter wts rat,ed, vaxit4 A.-Wn twts
1'ss ttn a1te maintaining the fact In ahos Iettnr.
Y ny he. pfsA}-~hat time ~ss thAt 1q ? dsat 2
6'csome time dnr!n9 1s+t simmer. e
otS:r Gy NJ Hs.Tfou ~ th.s VA in ~ sin ~.
w hot written expressly for thlt purpo It was
mere Itne added In auother letter.
Q:-4on may state whether uot the President has
nave been teaching IN TT. Louis. h.-fes, rir. Nn
inew y. It icast supposed 10. suppose hi know
was 1n H. Louis.
O. {b5 nr. Prat.}-Tou called tho r.taidcnts ht.en.
tion 70 al thrso things. did ynn7 AL did, Well,
could not call ha Aten&inn particularly in detail 10 i'll
illeso matters, but Of course he knew ~ we ~
could tell him,
Mrs. togga' testimony vsa corroborat.d by
that Of tho other witnesaer, except C!emcnts,
who attempted to give slightly different o1-
PLANTATION to bis part tn the matter. Mrs.
Uoggs showed strohg desro TO
aa1ELD THE pREatnENT FRoX n1AnE,
AND eAid that tue appeal she mado To him was
ono tha no kind-heastod man could resist aud
that sbc novef suspected that thoro was auy-
thing wrong In the transaction until since tho
investigation began IN Washington. The money
sbe received, she urged. Was not collected from
pensioners, nor wAa 1t paid by the United
States, but from the ealsry OF the Agent. she
vas In great distress from fear that the Preet.
dent should suffer on account Of his kindness to
her.
, 1876-04-25

DRESS GOODS,

~.>.~~.~~~.-~1!.H: DRESS GOODS. .~1.-
DRESS GOODS,
I!!!l!!!| !!A!l!A!!!||EII
RR0TH THERS.> 20
In consequence Of the dull
ness Of trade in the Eastern
markets, large quantities of
the best Dress Fabriques are
being SLAUGHTERED in the
Auction Rooms. Being con-
stant1y represented by our res-
ident buyers, we have pur-
chased largely in Dress Goods,
and will offer the BEST BAR
GAINS in this Department
ever offered.
500 pcs English Diagonal Cloth.
new Spring Shades, 18 cts, half
price.
26O pcs Plaid Suitings, very desir-
able, ut zoe, 25c, 35c, 4Oc, and
6Oc.
Puro Wool CnmeI's Hair Cloth,
spring weights, in Stripes, Plaitls,
and Plain, 374c, regular price
Coo.
5 cases Centcnnial Plaids, new
and stylish, 26 cts.
= cases Cnshneres, all wool, best
Spring Shades, Toe, worth &1.OO.
Beautiful French, British, and
Domestic Brocadcd Fabrics in
new shades, Ecru, Seal Brown.
Gray, &C., for Overdresses, and
for combination with silk.
Our Great sale in Black and Col
0rcd Silks will be continued dur
ing this week, and invite the
public to examine same before
purchasing elsewhere.
Samples sent OH application. free.
121 e. 1913 State-st;.
Mlchjgan.aV. and TWely.SeCoQl-St
, 1876-04-25
IN THE SENATE,
INTERNAL REVENUE BUPEnyIbQRS.

6peetdt Dsapateh To Ths CAieaso Tribune.
WAsH1NoroS, D. c., April 24.-The senate in
tho morning hour discussed At considerable
length tho bill authorizing the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue 10 a1 and designate the places
1t which Collectors add Bupofvtsorb Of Internal
Revenue shall e1erciro tho dotiea Of thes Of
fcee tho question being on the amendment Of
tbs Senate Finance Committee to abolish tho
Office Of Supervisor OF Internal Rovenuo, and de-
volve tue duties Of tho same In certain In
atances to special agents. Senator Bsrgont
In the coufto Of his speech, took occasion to 10
fer with much bitterness to the recent report Of
E. L. Phillips. Of Springfield, ILL.,. upon tho
alleged CslifosuIa whisky frauds. Tho state
ments OF thts report hs denied In detail to-
day. but both Senators Sargent and Sherman
were in error IN ar1algnlng the Treasury Depart
meut for giving publicity to she sensational fea-
tnres Of TINT report. Al It Ia PUBLIC document,
House. 4 letter frun Commissioner rratt was
read, urging the abolition OF the office OF Super
visor.
SENATOR 1osE7 OK THE CURRENCY.
Later IN tbs day Ss1'a.or JoucB u.de hts lou9-
hctaided speech upon nilyer coinage. It 1aa
carefully prepared. aud. unlike his arat effort in
this limo which created such q sensation, was
read from printed manuscript. senator Jones'
9laHs upon El4ros coinage hare bcen anticipated
Tho bill before tho Senate for coinage OF all
yer dollars aud increasing thoir loga!-tendor
value Is understood 10 go but q short
way, toward meeting the viows OF
tho Senator from Nevada. ueretofose ho has
appeared a. tho champion Of the gold currency,
aud his flrst aud only apcoch In tic Senate on
that question brought him sudden fame. IIo
vas further distinguished By boiug selected by
President Grant "a tie gentleman to whom the
latter sndited a letter for publication expressing
bis private and unofficial vlewa on tho curroncy
question. 1uueB 10 now in favor OF
A DOUBLE BTASDAnn
making Bllvor fui! legal tendor with gold, Of
coutso increasing tho weight ot tho aifvcr coins
to make their values correspond With that Of
gold coina. Tho bill before tho Senate IL sim
ply nn eutering wodge for m attempt to secu1e
tae duublo standard, and however 1t may bo dis
guisod now, there will be no concea!uont after
It has passed. The bill may pass the BepAto,
It Ia alleged by the friends Of the measure 4hat
tho President approves 1t md would sign the
bill. This representation Of his views u OF
course unauthoritaiivo, and may probably b
aFEQpepue.
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Special btspasch to Iht Chlodan 1ffba.iA
A1aNEApoLls, biinn., April 2l.-NawspapeR
complications incrasHe. An Injunction has boon
served aud tho Pioneer Press now enjoys pogsas-
sion Of tho Tribune Office. the ssolon forms hay-
ing beou returned. A brass band waa driven
through the streets to-day. Circulars for an In.
dignation meeting ware distributed aud 1,500 A.
tended thu meeting tonight. Resolutions were
sloplad 10 snppost newspapers owned and pub
lished Ia this oit,. 6psschus were mhds aceua-
ing st, Paul OF nisfepfesentiug Minneapolis in
terestS, Tue Tribune vii! b Issued In kha mosn-
ing tor lrst the time In four days.
, 1876-04-25

Eor housekeeping LETT tn the building corner Of
gas.axturcs, and all moderu improvements with each
sulte Prices range from Els to SO per month. Good
references required Also four Atstc1ass stores with
rooms httat up for living in rear with nnks watet-
Apply to
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Special Disuateh 10 7As Chieaoo TRIBUNE.
WAsH1NuToS. d. o., April 24.-dov, 1sAgIey,
Of Michigan. IL in Washington for tho purpose
It Is coniectuse1. OF discussing With hla friends
in the Michigan delegation ln Congress the
chances OF h.s election TO the Umtcd 6tntas
Sonata noxs winter Ills preaanco hers
reveals tho sxistencc Of thteo.
sislet contest for tho succession
10 senator Forty, whose torn will expire on The
4th of March next. Senator Ferry is candidate
Tor ro-eieotlou, bat his clasms will ha CONTESTED
by Gov. Nagley. while both Of thesa men will In
turn haro to dispute the ground with Zack ChAu-
very rich, being rival in this respect Ut sccro-
tasy Chandler, and Hen4tor Ferry IL atso :
wealthy man, 40 that tho s.avws at war Will not
be wanting to mako tho fall nominations In
Michigan aud succeeding struBgfs in the Legis-
Iaturs most lively campaign.
, 1876-04-25
JEWELL.
ANOTHER fHUITLKH5 INVESTIGATION.
E4,xSsaI n, n TsA. 41-sk..uA

srte4ai Dsspateh to TAe chaeaoo Trabune-
WASHINGTON, D. c., April A.-Tho Committee
On the Expenditures In the Post-OfIico Depart
ment haa closed its inquiry IN regard 10 tho
alleged overpaymsut to several Western roads
for transportation Of the .maila. Tho principal
Charge waa that through lit. Safely. agent Of
tho three almost parallel soada from Chicago to
onahh. namely. tho NostWestern, tho Chicago,
Burlington Quincy, And The Rock Island, each
road had received pay for all tho mail
matter transported between Chicago and Omaha.
Thiu, 1t il tasa. MAS done through tho system OF
weighing whereby ono road would weigh all
malls for tie month Of January, another for tie
month Of FebEus1y, and tho other for the month
Of March, each road receiving the rama pay ~
tho others. An examination hAa been made by
the Committee Of the records and papers In tho
post-Of1ce Department, and the alleged fraud
roads rsooiyed ply for only what mail they ear-
ried.
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THE BONANZA MINES,

San FiAxc1sco. April 24.-The Stock Exporter
to-day publishes N interview With J. O. FLOOD
Tho latter emphat.oally dsnes tho reports 70.
cently circulated shst tho Donanza IL "potssing" :"
out asserting that the mines ueseF Looked bet-
tor, aud would contlnus 70 pay dividends sish
straight AopE. Al sspazta to ahs doatzssy IN
fAll4 4ad malicious.
, 1876-04-25
THE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, D. c., April o1.-Ihs bui II
abolish tho Office Of Buporylaor of Internal
Noycnue was discussed until tho expiration OF
tie morning hour, when consldofatioa OF tito
bill to amend tho laws relating to the legal
teuder Of Bifyor coin Was resumed. and Mr.
Jones, of NevndA took the floor.
alt. Jones mado very long argument Ia favor
Of the double standard Of gold Aud 1!iver money and
when about half through hs speech the Benste I'd.
jourued.
Tba following Aro among tho bills introduced aQd
referred uniler the call Of States.
Dy As. c+,npbelI--To increase tho circulation OF
National l'aak uotea; 70 telIeye tbs National uauks
frutn tho tax ther circutst!on t quldsts tho n.-
tienal dsht: md to s.scngshcn the public credit. ,
yies hst thers shall be an active lii Of ai1 Roar Ad-
lrals, cighsecu Connodofcs. nfty Cspaint and sev-
these srass hull cess. nrt thcss nj nuhoers ssa b.
n sir usywsrl-ro permi. National D.nk1 to
Issue circulating notes equal in amount to 190 pdr
cent OF ho current market 1auo Of the bondA dspos
Mr. Faulkner. from tho Committee on rorsign Al.
fairs, reported oiut resolution. requesting tho Pres
ent 70 uke such steps may result In tho uasly 70.
esss q Edward osi condon from hts imprisonment
NJ. saylo presented tho petition Of Tho soo.s,o
Induction Of tho tax On tobacco to 10 ccn pox pound
Hs. Gibson offered resolution for The appointment
Of select committee Of nine u mako elimination
House other Fodsrsl Offices IN that city. With
poxer TO ut In Nc. OFleans during the zrneaa.
Mr.. HuEhut objected to apecial COMMITTEES, Ana
tested that tho subject snou!d bs ruasz1ea to
regular Committee.
Mr. d!bson moved 10 suspend tho rules.
Mr. Hale naked ar. Gibson to lrt tho subject got u
str!ks out tbs reuarfaDia easss - 70 To COMMITTEES
s!ag during tho recess. II 10 would do shs
luton would 70 wlthuut objactlon.
nc1t ri n In h 0uP1A icn
, 1876-04-25
4 DIFFERENCE or OPINION,

4 DIFFERENCE or OPINION.
Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsM1SuToN. d. G.. April 2l.-Tllero Is 4
considerable difference of opinion botweon tho
Managers on tho part OF tho House In tho i'm.
peachmcnt Of Gen. Uclkuap. aud ls counsel, az
to the manner and ttuo OF proceeding With tho
trial. The counsel for Gen. Delkuap have pro-
coeded upon tho hypothesis that on Thursday,
BY order OF tho benato, sho pleadngs
weso to bo all ill., aud the Issue
made up and that ttma was thea to
bo allowed to prepare for tho argument Of tho
lBsua as 10 Jurisdiction. aud they bad decided 10
ask for two weeks. The managers, however.
tako = very different view, and Insist that on
Thursday the trinl shall actually begin. and that
argument shall bo nado 1t once upon the iusas
u mado upon thAt day. With this nnd IN WOW,
they have been preparing to proceed Hith ths
tslal.
tTp ths AssottdEtd Prtsl.I
nRJoNpEh TO ruK HOUSE REPLICATION.
WAsu1soroN. D. O., April N.-TLis afternoon
the counsel for William ". nsknap tiled With
Secretary 0orhan. Con. Do!knaps fojolndes to
tho tcplicat!ous Of tho House Of Representative
In tho matter OF hls impeachment. 4 general
demurrer Ia ,nteEpossd 10 the aEss Of tho two
seplicatoos, alleging Its lnsuthcioncy. ue next
denles the statement contained in tho second
seplicasion-thas he was Secretary OF War until
and ineluoipg tho I'd OF March, 1876. lie then
deuies the assertions Of tho replleaIion to tho
eflact that he Nas Secretary Of War Until Com
tuittes having authority fran ths House had
Investigated his official conduct. aud asserts
that, up to tho time Of bis resignation. tho
House hid not given aushori!yto ANY Committee
to investigate auy Of ths matters set forth In &he
charges Rads against him IN the Asncls4 sf In.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
Greek Models for Husbands.

Here is, indeed, in one respect the "pro-
missed la!id' for the women. for more de-
votet, husbands women never had d(wri es
correspondent from Greece. A Greek
man is only content when he can lavish
upon his wife all the luxuries in the way
of dress the female heart can desire. He
is only happy when, in company with
his wife, III the house, III the street, or
on the promenade, she is the best dress
ed of all the fair. With the Greek
husband there is no grumbiing consent
to bestow upon you enough to buy a
pair of boots, while he spends ten times
that amount with his friends III cham
pagne suppers; no long-drawn visage as
he doles out stingy sum while deliver
iEg solemn lecture as to female extrav-
agance, Not bit of it. On the con-
tTary, the Greek husband does not lead
his wife through by-streets, for fear of
silkmercers, when she wishes to 90 out
for a little walk. He leads her past the
most fashionable shops, and observes,
with the eye of a critic, all the new styles
and is really, ladies-really and truly
willing to spend his money for his
own wife. Even for fear she should not
be considered as lovely as SINE one else
he goes to perflmer's and buys cold
cream, rice powders, delicate pink for
cheeks little blanched by the stern
realities Of motherhood he buys little
black for eyelashes, to brighten eyes that
have become somewhat dimnled by tears
perhaps, or vigils over sickly babies,
and he not only gives his full aud free
consent to their use, but he himself will
artistically apply them. and aftcrward
compliment his wife upon her beauty,
till her head swells with love that he
knows 80 well how toiretain, fresh as
when the first vows werc plighted
Yes, of verify, the Greeks are bad
men, but good husbands and tender
fathers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
GU1MnlOmSs

Justices; Court for the Precinct of Scio, in the
county of LiEf1, State of Oregon.
a. j. Houston, plaintiff, VS.. f. Z. Logan, de-
fendant
TO F. g. Logan, the above named defendant !:
In the name of the State of oregon; You are
hereby required 10 annear before the undeTsign-
said, the 31st day of January. 1876, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. Ut the office
above named plaintiff in q civil action. The de-
fenCaut will take notice that if he fails TO an
swer the complaint herein, the plaintiK will
fake judgment against you for the sum of s212
81 besides costs and diSbursmentso OF the action.
The order that the summons i'll said action be
served by publication, bears date the 18th day
of Decelnber, 1875.
Given under my hand this 15t h day of Decen-
ber, 1873. B. W. REBMAN, SEN,
13w6dec17 Justice of the Peace.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
In ance of n decree of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the county of
Linn. made and entered of record at the
October term of said Court. in the year A.
ID. 1875. in "A stlit therein pending wherein
Ludlow Maxwell ct al. were plaintiffs and
Elias Maxwell ct al We're defendants. APP
pointing me, the undersigned, sole referee
to sell the following described real proper
ty, to- wit The west half of the donation
land claim of Ludlow Maxwell and Delilah
Maxwell. his wife. known and designated
on the plats and surveys of the United
States on file in the and office at Oregon
City. Oregon, as Notification No. I.177 and
claim No 43. situated iii Linn county, Or
eoon. aud bounded as follows, to-wlt: Be-
ginning ut Il point ). 90 chains north OF the
southeast corner of section in township l I
south of rrnge west. running thence north
799 20. east 81 40 chains. thence north %
43'. west 1000 chains; thence north S9e 12',
east 54.13 Chains; thence north o. 4o'. west
4O.04 chains; thence south S99 II. west
124.90 chains /; thence south ~ 40, east CO.
OF ehait,s; thence north S9o 20, east 1850
chains TO the place of beginning, cottain-
ing 642.79 acres.
And wherets, OIL the 11th day of Deeem-
ber, a. d. 1875. commission was duly
issued out of said Court directing me to sell
said premises, by virtue Of said decree and
commission. l will. therefore, on the
10Th day Of January d. d. 1875,
as such referee. sell at public auction. TO
the highest bidder. he said real property.
at the Coart House door, In Linn county.
Oregon. on sail day. between the hours OF
8 O'Clock a. 81. and O'Clock z. NJ, to-wit;
at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, iii two par
GELS of $50 acres each.
Terms of Sale-GoId coin of the United
States. one-half down on the day of sale.
and the balance to b, paid in one year from
the day of sale. with interest at ten per
cent. per annum in like coin. secured by
mortgage oIi the premises.
NJ. H. WILDS, Referee.
POWELL & Finn, Attys. it'd
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
December 10. 1875.
Money 10 Loan

To PARTIES purchasing the farming lands des-
crfbed above, which to be sold at public ven
due. at the Court House door in Albany. Sat
urday the 18th day of january, 1875:
II you want splendid farm, now is your OPP
portunity.
II you only want snng, cosey little home,
now Is your opportunity.
sold in parcels.
Half a dozen men can now secure homes for
themselves and families, with o very small
amount of ready money.
The undersigned together with other PARTIES
interested in this properly. propose to advance
OF loan money on long time TO the parties who
may purchase the above described farming
lands, on notes secured By mortgage on the
land purchased. TO the amount Of three-fourtis
~ Of tho purchase price, and VIII be In attend
ance on fne day of snlc. ready TO back the puT-
chasers to ans ainoussf {. on these terms.
Although the terms of the Referees sale are
cash. viii be seen at oncC that parties desiring
to purchase will not necessarily be required 10
have more than one-fourfnt t4t OF tho pufehaS-
ing price agaiIabie
For any further Information call on or address
me at shedd. Oregon. G. r. HOGUE.
Dec. I0s ls75-12W4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
Pacific SIopecs.

A farm on the Coquille was sold last
week for ss 800 coin.
Al good deal OF real estate is changing
hands in Polk county at very fair prices.
A break in the dam of the Eugene
mills has caused them to suspend oper-
ations.
One side of SINNERS Butte, in Lane
county, slid off during the heavy rains
last week.
One hundred and fifty-three pupils
were enrolled in LaCreole Academy
last year, with an average attendance
Of 100.
An Indian turned cannibal at Coos
Bay last week and undertook to make
a meal off his squaw. The sheriff now
feeds him at the expense of the county.
There was a magnificent Christmas
tree at Newport, Coos county, on the
evening Of the oath nit, in o. K. Hail,
there being about $500 worth Of presents
ON the tree.
Oakland folks had i grand time New
Years day The Gra,gers mad pub.
lie installation and . dinner, and the
Daughters Of Rebekah an installation
and supper.
Baron 3. De Rothchild made stay
Of week III Denver, on his way Eass
last month,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
Guardians sare of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, by
Il virtue of an order made by the County Court
within and for the county of Linn, State of Or
egon, on the Sth day of December, 1875, in the
matter of the estate and guardianship OF Sarah
Jones, an insane person, I, the undersigned;
gnarf lian of the person and estate of said Sarah
Jones, will, OH
Monday tie 24th day Of January, 1876.
at the Court House door in the city of Albany,
in sa1d county OF Linn, at the hour of O'Clock
in the evening of that day, offer for sale pub
lie auction, the following described real estate.
to-wit:
donation claim of David Jones and wife, being
notification No, 1157, in township No. IL south
all 100 29-I00 acres, situate in said county OF
i::nn
TERAls-Said real estate will be sold for gold
coin oile-EaIf 10 be paid down on the day OF
sale, and the remain Ter in six months, secured
by mortgage the premises.
r.. s. ROBERTS, Guardian.
S. a. JoHSs, Atty for Guardian.
Dec. "A, lS75-4w14YS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07
Letter rrO,n n subscriber Il. sr.chig.n.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Dec. 18th. 1875.
EDITOR REGIsTER:-PeIha haps word to
your columns from this part of the world
would not be out of place. I can imagine
you people on the sunny side of the Rocky
Mountains, beneath an Italian sky. in the
enjoyment of temperate climate. 1t is
FAR otherwise with me whose bones were
reared in the genial climate of an Oregon.
with rs the time has gone by when, while
only the pale-faced moon with halfhidden
face looks down upon the scene, the wing
cd boy fits above the gate urging the con
test OF lovers. Yes, the iuclemcncy of the
weather has driven such contestants from
their stronghoIds. Although it is not as
cold as we expect IL will be, it seems to be
cold enough for al practical purposes. Ice
cutting, however, must be excepted, for
we must have ice, else the heat Of our sum-
mers would be almost uncomfortable. The
extremes OF temperature in this State are
very great; also in Ohio and Illinois, as 1
can testify by experience.
Farming implements in these States,
and the facilities fo- agriculture, excepting
corn culture in Illinois, are far inferior to
that Of Oregon aud California III Illinois,
last season, we were little afraid the
grasshoppcrs would make raid on US but
fortunately the embryo grasshopper i'm
providently LEFT It's parental roof III Kansas
ca route for Illinois, and was caught ont In
tie late Spring rains without nnlbrella or
waterproof. thus contracting fatal pull
nonaFy complaint; so he did not reach ts.
and crops weuld have been good had they
not been drowned out during tile Summer.
We nave many fine, Substantial buildings,
but great number of mere excuses. In
Ohio Will venture there can be found
more log houses. bedaubed with nllli, in
single county than you would find in all
Oregon. / had a ci1ance to investigate
some OF Them. for In teaching I bearded
around one term there. Men viii live q
whole fekilf1e ard raise family Of chill
slsen that IS let them grow up--in log
1orses such ~ Oregon rafl fl-splitters i've ii
sgf1zsc IL The woods
Eenp here can hardly form coneep.
ton 1 Err-oH Oregon and her people.
sFaB quite amused the other day I'M tic
seesnse doln, Of person who, learning
char was from Oregon. asked what kssad
81 peonIs ifyed there. He looked rs II ne
SholaEt they did not come within the fys
races. replied they ARE just such people
kl8ey are here. was aIntost tempted