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, 1876-11-04

C0HL1CL WltH MT. tSfEHthn1 n1HE nfh lHaL
hc was then President Of tho. American Club
there, and that there naa nnllm}y among tic
large number Of Americana in Dresden who en-
1uycd snch unfvcreal respect rs he. lie was uni.
lormlg courteous 70 ai1, and Guarded ovcr the
interests Of every American With uncnuatctl de-
votton and sclf.sasrtIlce. 1t was conceded by NIL
Of those Americans who had ltyctl in Dresden
fnr years, TINT Mr.. Brcntano was the ah'cst and
most respected Cunsu1 that ever represented tho
Ing which hc enjoyed With THO ilEgnttartes OF
iearned men ii Dresden, enabled him
to crafty tho desires Of travellers. frntn our
country ;nnre t'an had ever been 1onc tc'orc:
It is not true that Mr.. Brentano tnallrncl
American Institutions ns tho Timer ttatcs; we
al~ays found him truly devoted t9 them. hc'
sjrctfuly, o. F. eHINMAN.
RngnTANo AND 0EoHoR 3. ADAMS.
To the Edttor n Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO Nnv. al notice a statement in the
11nles of this atc to tho effect that the pErsl.
dent Of tho Eighteenth, War,l Republican Club
bail sent communication, authorized hy
tho Club, to m organization on the
North 6t'le called the Le Moync
Guards, to The effect that II they.
tic Le Moyne Guards, would vote upon tic
cumulative principle far George Z. A.tasns for
tic Legislature. that they. the Republican Clul,
Of that ward, wonll vote for Ii Mnyne fur Con-
s5s;s ss;s i. !" os 5sf'y sno ns aTS e. e. 'sy ty '1s Il
f:ightcrnth Ward Republican Cltt. M c,irI,
resolution or communication was passed N c.ts-
sktcTetl by the Eighteenth Ward RGpublirai
Club. / never hear,l Of such M Organization
"A tho lie M0yne Guards. ! never nlalle such Il
communication to any organization Of The snp-
portcrs Of Mir. tc Moync. or to my other Or.
e4ess ets IL e ae elseon I H. pestano
because l believe he vii! make an able mud
faithful representative in Congress, because ho
Is tnan Of high character nnd ability,
sn sn sano9' n he ea9 Seesfss MS e Sees t' to rt
c1alninatlon Of ita record, BECAUSE hc truly rep
re.cnts tho most advanced idea Of civil service
reform, which tho hes. and largcst element In
the Republican party greatly desires; mud be-
CAUSE Nj. Brcntano wns nominated Tor Congress
In opposition 10 the machine.
| Aa an Individual l desire tho election nf
George E. Adams 10 the Legislature beca,lec hc
ts man of fine Intelligence. Of splendid culture
and Judgment aud possesses l. such - kn1%'
laws, township organization laws, and ttil.
er laws needing amendment, that
he ean render great ecrvscc to this community
| I do not know Republican In the Eighteenth
| Warl-natlyc bort1-tlat w1ll vote against Mr,
Brentnno. The Eighteenth Ward Republican
Club vii vote foF M,; bfentano a !! to HAL ,na
will coantcnance no trade Of my kind, and thai
he Will run for the place upon his owl, merits
| can also saY that Mr. Adams heartily indurhet
she candidacy Of Mr Drentano aud wi]l SUPPORT
THOMAS u. BRIAN ON WILLIAM ALpn1cH.
The Hon. Thomas B. Bryan, in rccen1
speech delivered before the Republicans O
heaton nu pGge Gpf,Hnty mdas hf fo,l1wn;
| candidate for Cnrrrcss In the First District:
, 1876-11-04
WHAT KElsttUf 6Afa OF HHENEAHA
10 the A4st&oF ar 1'hS Tribune.

TH {Hk HE9{oF TX8 Yf7HEM6,
r,,,c.on INV aw1ns,,cc n n ocbt1emon a.
,,,a ',,a ~, s",sn,a sars,,, f., ',.'ss ~
with all other American residents III Dresden.
tayu received every courtesy possible, rtqulres
Tint aho,,i1 c,nnhattca,ly corrcct u yery lrross
,,,a.oL ~, ~. ,,art ~ a.. rh,mro TY,oxs tt,.
n!seaHu ~ tnc tatt nh III nssw Hnan,s '"''s 'n'0
4r.lmE y, ~ astietS se',, o., H. w.: entano
lnotc =. 'e"stn ""t.' sna. pape!'
IN his ol''e,al poaitton ln pfosaen nc vas nosef
knnMh 10 ea9'l b sinn,uy W connn n nt IT.
, 1876-11-04
THE WhlKUERE.

Apsc{o3 DlfpoEeh "a Tie 7F16nne.
Dss MONIES, ID. Nuv. 3.-A. j. Davis, the
1owa walktst, closed the mattel, for 100 miles Of
q l,u,Irs in q hours A5 minutes 20 seconds.
The ff!t!c.h miic was made in minutes sec
ondf, anil the ecvent!eth milo III 10 minutes t
*rconls--tlc fastest time on record. Til him.
dretlll tnl1e was nIadc In II minutes 50 seconds.
kakcr. the Chtrago waikist, garc up OF the
twcaty-stxth mile, The walk was make In the
Exposition, aud closed nt II :13 p. IN.
, 1876-11-04

ST. LouIs, NO., Nov. 8.-A special to the
Globe- Democrat from Kaufman, Tex, Bays
Eurens Catcnings ind William Puyne, who
murdered John Love, near Tcnlll), Tex, In
htny, 1876, wero hanged thcra to-day.
, 1876-11-04
,,,r+cnegro Sends IN Her Accept"
"0'', anco Of the Terms and
Conditions.
o,u.;a, Proclamation Of French Men,
'A' trinity in Eastern Affairs.
MI, IN thc French Assembly TO Stop
' Communist Prosecutions
oabiuet Rupture likoly to Grow Out
. Of tho Measure.
,.ra,t;on Of tho English Grain nna
Cotton Trades.
TIE EAST.

~ OUTRAGE IN n0sNtA.
,.,,,. Nov, 4-5 a. n.--A special to tho
.losss, ~ froIn saragctr, the Capital Of Dosnln,
e'sSI -. .,,,, The residence Of tho Austrian
lpo', p,,, tb,t toyt, iIas been set OH fire, 1t Is
eo,'1n ,,.r thc Turks, and tho troops who were
taa .a.oI -. IN cxtipgu!sh the flames plundcrcd
tat house.
p,s1,. Nov. Stu tho Chamber OF Deputies
,,I,r Duke de Cazes, Minister OF Foreign
sr,t1, male statement In regard to the policy
H'st', :. ,ho rnnct, Government lu tho ERst. fic
~ ,r.l, ., nr,uclpalty on tho country's need Of
"a '... sm, concluded as followa: "lf, con-
!..Sr ns n The expectations OF tho Government,
s"1r,tr,,ons "a Should arisc, ,wc shn1l ncvera;kyou
aaa,nron,isc tho lionor and safety OF Franco
~ ,,rnrelc which docs not involve ller csscll-
H., interests. Thus, having used our best en-
,s.,or, M h maintain tho pence Of Europe, VIC
.,,, nj lrast b. ss,rc Of being ublo to 1naintaln
reare 70, ourselves"
DISSOLVED.
reu,cfs telegram from Ragusa states that, In
.or,co,rurc Of the conclusion Of the nrlntstice,
IL. t,nntu]ar Commission at Mostar for tho
Utilization tn of thu lnsurEcnt provinces las been
1i.!olyet.
MoNTEHEHHO ACCEPTS.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-lho Vienna correspondent
n lin Titnes announces that Montenegro llas
seeptel the nrlnistfco OIL tho same terms as
Sef51a. ---
CONFERENCE.
Thc Daily St9,' d[spntcIa from Vienna reports
MI Tia Austrian Ambassador ut St. Petcrs-
h]n, M has been ordered to proceed TO Llvidla- It
i.n1morci that the Grand Vixter will shortly
roth|the., aleo OH confidential mission.
4 Belgrade telegram to tho 19t1es confirms tho
tIatemcn tllat tho arllltstice ~ accepted by the
Forte Is unconditional.
An ENGLISH VIEW.
Lospos, Nov. $3.50 q. na.--The MARQUIS
of Harrington, undressing 2 public meeting at
nigGt question the policy Of some
ot the Governments measures rc,a-
,lse 10 .hr Eustern question, ho WA
no. prepared to. say TINT tic objects tho Gov.
would generally commend themselves to the
gool opinion Of tho English people.
, 1876-11-04
NOT THE MAN.

*3U INC 1sdI|Vf U 2N4 1Fs9HHF.
CHICAGO, Nov. A-str. John 4. Norton pub
lisl,cs carl III THE TninuNH OF this morning
III which he states TINT he Ia not candidate for
Congress on the Independent ticket, aud adds,
u The candidate Of tic independents Is ]. 8.
has evidently fallen into the snmu confusion OF
nnmcs Of which he complains. min Informed
ttarAfr. s. F. Norton Is the candidate In qucs-
t;on. Yours, j. y. NORTON.
, 1876-11-04

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov, IA party Of negroes
broke into q residence near Aiken, 8. c., last
night, and murdered hfr. Hans1an md hts
nephew, named postu,an. After robbing the
promises tho murderera fired tho dwelling.
, 1876-11-04

Special Dispatch 10 The Tf4auae
DunIlNoToN, H., Nov. 3.-To-tlay while work
men were engaged In tearing down an old thEcc-
story brick building on Front street, tho roof
gays way aud fell. Three men wcrc on the
roof and three others Immediately beneath 1t.
Fiyo escaped unAutt, but W. d. Robinson was
caught by tho falltng ttulbers, and seriously,
perGapa fatally, crushed, liz lives now In crita
cal condition. Tho walls did uot fall.
, 1876-11-04
At HOgTON, MASS,

B6srox, Mas, Nov. 8.-The barn and out
buildings Of "sunny-Slsle," ut tho Dorby line
belonging to q. w. Pierce, wero burned ycster-
day. Tho loss Ia 600, ,O00; partially insured.
, 1876-11-04

QuEnEc, Nov. 3.-1ntcltlgcnca 8. has been re-
cciycd hero OF the total loss Ut tho Hudson Buy
Company's schooner Walrue, on tho 21st OF
October, off at. Georges Island, coast Of
Labrador. Only one man saved
, 1876-11-04

Special Dispatca to 1As 7+tauns.
FOND pu LAC, WIS.,, Nov. 3.-1ohn Gilt, q
bartender. was tonight shot dead by John
specrc, saloon-kocper. spccre was arrcstcd.
Cause unknown.
, 1876-11-04
Nationality Of the 1'opcs.


Nn<f1n ddFfrtfsty.
The whole nt,mlNr Vi Pupcs to Plus TX. Ia a:tI11.
OF those 1Dt luvr bern Rnn,a1ls nud lU} natives
Of othcr parts of Italy, fifteen Frcnchmcn, nine
Greeks, seven tirrnuns, I've Aetatics, three Al
ri'ans, two Daltnutiana, three Spaniartls one
Hebrew, o,,c Thructau, one Dutclttnan, ono Por-
tuguesc, one Canlot, asld one Engllshnan.
, 1876-11-04
a LA NfsALLISTER.

KmKwooD, ILL.,, Nov. g.-Fsank Reynolds,
George Junlsins, und William 11artlcy, the three
young mcn mentioned In the dispatch to TIE
TRIBUNE yesterday as rcck1easly woundfng q
boy In tho hip, were brought before tho Police
Court and were only fined $40. The matter will
probably bc brought before the next Grand
Jury.
, 1876-11-04

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. IA fire at Greenwich,
O., this m6rninQ burned tho hardware ind gro-
ccry stors Of stavcr d Cicllanl. TAe building
was owned by Mrs. Jane Richardson, The loss
1s 81, ,o00; Insured tn the Faneu!l-llnll Company
Of Boston, aud tho Meriden Of Connecticut.
, 1876-11-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eupcon! Stili Another Iecmarkal,le Cnre.
CtSc,sSArI, Oct. Ok 1s7G.-About ten years
ago wns attacked by very scrcrc case OF inn3mm-
'sion Of t1r eyer. cau.c, y rsadnr by garliaht;
hnt grew rapidly worse nn.tl unahu tu benr the
sltshtcst light and suffering tie most Intense pain.
For nearly ii week slept rcarcely III all, and at
lart w. tod by TIC Doctor that ny cye*ight wa;
Brought bottle Of EupEo:. which ho applied to
my head and eyes. 1!cforc half hour | was
asleep, and *icpt fur twelve hunrs with only nne
waking: a1d t4en only long enough g renew tho
thu country. md hntr ncrtr been troubled finct,
thGn" previous 10 thai had lad several attacks.
gyc thle In hopes that othcsn may be benefited in
like manuer. William PnnrEn.
Lucnet street, Walnut Hills.
Mr.. Z. n. Spear and Mr. T.. 4. Drlvcr. of No.
l10 LaSalle street, Chicago can verify the nbove
statement. ". r.
There nre thonsands 0f people RI Chicago
with ahnttescd ucrscs and delflItateh
DolAnls Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron IL soser.
c!sn restorative. uepoI 53 C!ark.st.
Fnr Cnstiycncas. Dysrepsin, and for poor
appetite use Stcphens' indlan Vegetable Hiters.
For Ha!c by Van Setback, Stevenson 4 Held.
, 1876-11-04
RAN THROUGH A BRIDGE,

WHEELING, ". Va. Nov. 3.-Nlne cars and
locomotive were prccIpitatcd through bridge,
l!atance Of thirty feet, on the Baltimore Il
Ohio Road, ten mtcs east Of Mouu1syllle. Tho
engineer, Wuah Miller, wus killed, and strange
nun Oh the engine severely injured.
, 1876-11-04

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 8.-Dcputy.slar-
shal Leapcr arrived to-day from Tcxas With two
Pope County murdercrs, for whom there was
500 reward.
, 1876-11-04

SpecfaI U1spd9ch 70 1Hs 7Ff6Nnt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Thc farm residence OF
Mr. Il. Lewis. In GRIND Rapids Township, WIS
entered by thieves last night, who, after getting
barn, took span 1t horses, nnd ma1e thrr c.
FGuR.
, 1876-11-04

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoRE, Nov. 3,-Arriycd, steamships
RleIn, from, bremen; Britannia, from LiYsr-
ruul.
, 1876-11-04

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 3.-WiIl IIeelman,
promising young man living near tho city, to-
day fell sixty feet from 4 pecan tres and Al
INSTANTLY killed.
, 1876-11-04
NrI-tt 4 Nh

OBITUARY.
New YoRx, Nov. 2-WiIl|am Whcatley, oucc
d favorite nctor, died this morning.
, 1876-11-04

the Imperial Dank Of Germany shows de-
creasc Of 4, .t}T7, 900 snarks.
TItH iEtCHsTAH.
BERLIN, Nny. 3.-l1err Forkenbrck has bccn
elected President ef tho Rclel,stng, the Diet Ut
tho realm, anA Baron III. AulEcnlcrg, First
fEce-ptes!ucht.
CUBA.
ARRIVAL OF TNOors,
HAVANA, Nov. U.-tlcn. Martinez Campoa,
with 200 troops, arrived to-day.
, 1876-11-04

sANDrsKY, O., Nov. 8.-lsust Il. Sloan, who
jumped Ills bail an1 fed to Eurnpc in February,
1874, has returned to this country, md II Tx
pcctcl to put in mn appearance and stand trial.
There nre scvcn indictments fur forgery against
him. Ills forfeited bail-sa3aa, ,50l-was paid to
tho County Contullssioncrs year ago. Ills at
torueys aay that he Will attempt to mako tho
Cincinnati, sandusky s. Cleveland Railroad
Company trouble, aud they aro confident 10
cann0t bc convicted Oh criminal charges. The
public regard his aight and forfeit OF bail US a
full confession Of guilt.
, 1876-11-04

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. IA tire at the barracks
yesterday destroyed TWO buildings aud their
, 1876-11-04
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov, Al 4. m.-Fur tho
Lake region, northwest to southwest winds.
rising barometer, colder, cloudy weather.
LOCAL oBRKRTATloNk.
f.utnAan Nnx
, 1876-11-04


n ths Editor n TAe Tftb4ns.
CHICAGO, Nov. AIN tho coming election, In
which party lines arc 80 strictly drawn, citizens
Of Cook County ought not to lose sight Of the
fact that the UfI1cc Of Auditor of tho
State Ia one which the people, llepub-
leans and Democrats alike, hayc in In
tcrcst In securing for The first timn
IN tic }liasory of the Stale to n citizen of Conk
County, teel,ltc tl's Auditor il frcsid"1!t Of the
Hoard IL Equalization, md TINT board l,creL,
fore has nut nl tic i'tirdcns In its power upon
this cnanty. We hare lccn obliged to
pAy fturIy f0ust1, of the en-
lire State tax, nttl pny into
the school fund annually ST., 100 morc. than VIC
draw otlt, nil owing tl tlla unjust and jealous
discrimination Of The Es,arsl u Equalization In
faror ol ttc rest ol the State and againat Conk
County. The oiliec of Auditor ts purely
ii l,'lsines. Office, and ought 10 have
II" .ps1,t'sa' :, ts,tgnncance; an Republicans
might ia nnite tl,r!r v"tss IN Nj: .!ohn Ifisc,
thc numtncu frnm Cnok Cnllnty. tfr. fIise Inn
large propurty interests In Cu1k County, untl of
course raj, tc relied upun tn fayur 1lls own
county in nil matters pertaining tn taxation.
COOK COUNTY.
, 1876-11-04
PREPARED NJ
HR. STEVENS, Boston, Mass,

Whst II yegrtinst 1t IL compound extracted from
pefies!y harmless. FROM aay taa evct uIsa the
rectiy alva tlls llooA Qalets te nervous sYsten
tasn strength. aaic s!,sr nsFyes aad Eisea than NJ;
person II Il lhs Erett BLOOD Purlnsr;. s9uluE
selledY fur chtllsua. 1t lsa Fv!iered md crS1
ilke4 L rrl!u.ea sd su1e. u diseases ottYlpatnx
trcn Impure hsoe4 Tx ths vsEet,As 81 t.s = fsr
friend, neifhbot. sud sequauAaee. ''lry 1T II bss
, 1876-11-04
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

TO3TDH, Ice. TT I8Uu.
Gentleman: 1y only object In giving you tls test.
nloniai IL to 4pre4l valuable 1nfofnstlgn: Haylng
brcn badly afflicted with salt Ahcan. aud the xh@!9
rEaptions q x!,,s caused ns fTsst pain a sna
Mapf Ut ths alvcrti.el blDol p'pparal!on. on stnoax
which wss any Huant!ty o. hA1k4psFta without os!'
t!a aI beioFe PA tomrlstsa Thy i'ss Gostle taY
i11sd u viii il untl bud taken seforal G9tses whan
lNsx pIonoIueot we'll man. and my skln u slnooth
ns1er j0;eI good health before. and attribute
y e e efsat u.s r., 'ctsa " ~
Vexstsns. wsn1s1ia toxsr q eutiux ns Of ~ acus
&, Ii. TUCKER, rsa. Axt Mlch. c. ii. e.,
" WW&4htu8ton.k&., u0ston.
, 1876-11-04

yegetine. for tho eonpldRs tor which + e tecom:
Btatrs Than any uttlcr meltelnb. Whyf fr4etlnu
will Ours sheaG Complaints.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28

The delegates from Douglas county to
the Republican State convention are A.
Applegate, A. Bushey, w. H. Byars, J.
B. Emery, A. Myers, Jas. Wright and j.
Jackson.
1t is the intention of the Odd Fellows
living in the vicinity of North Yamhill to
shortly ask the consent of the lodge at La
ftyette to organize a lodge at the former
place.
w. D. Pittenger and L. B. Handy were
elected representatives from Montezuma
Lodge, No. so, /. O. o. F., of Hillsboro,
to attend the next session of the Grand
Lodge at Salem.
On Saturday, the 9th inst, three elk
passed leisurely along through the suburbs
of Astoria, feeding as they passed, and
occasionally raising their heads to survey
the situation, i'll plain view OF the towns
folk.
From a private letter the Plaindealer
learns ti,at Cassius Mcpherson, son of a.
w. Mcpherson, former State printer, who
is now employed by the Esther Mining
| Company Oh Grave creek, fell into the fire
| in fit and was dangerously burned.
Last week eighteen head of beef cattle
were shipped from the Dalles to Fort
| Townsend. They were the finest lot of
beef cattle we ever remember; total
weight being 25,600, and average weight
! 1873 12 pounds. The lot were from Una
| tilla county.
| VIM. Bowman would like to know the
| whereabouts OF Hester Dawson, formerly
| Hester Bowman. When last heard from
| she was in Missouri. It would be to her
/ adXauTg orc to LET her whereabouts be known.
Address, Wm. Bowman, Dallas, Polk
county, Oregon.
The Democratic county convention of
Clatsop met in Astoria ON Thursday and
nominated full ticket. Rev. Mr.. Frank
lin for the Assembly, Thomas Dealey for
| Sheriff, w. L. Worthington for Assessor,
Rev. MIR. Hylaud tor School Superintend-
ent, Dan Lowell for Clerk, John Hobson
and John Loomis for Commissioners.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28

On motion, it was ordered that the
six receiving the highest number ef
votes, should be declared the nominees
of the Convention for Representatives
to the Legislature.
There were eight gentlemen placed
in nomination. J F Mccartney, B B
Griggs, w Fletcher, j Wassom, A
Brandon, NJ. Atchison, were the choice
of the Convention.
d r N Blackburn Esq, of Browns
vile, was nominated by accIarnation for
the office of County Judge.
S. a. Dawson, of ALBANY precinct,
was nominated by acclamation for the
office of Sheriff.
Messrs. r. G. Cusicss, J. w. Geary
and Frank Pike were placed in nomina-
ton for the Office of County Clerk. Mr..
Pike withdrew in favor of Mr.. Cusick,
of Scio, who was duly elected.
For County Commissioners Messrs.
VIM. Paul, of Scio, and Marian Cum
ningham, of Harrisburg, were nomina-
ted by acclamation.
For School Superintendent, Mr.. J.
Gilbert, of Albany, received the uoni-
nation.
Dave Andrews was duly nominated
for the office of Treasurer.
For County Assessor Hon. Hiram
Smith gracefully declined q nomination,
and J. w. Cleaver, of Albany prairie,
received the nomination.
n. B. Humphrey was nominated foI
the Office of Coroner by acclamatlon
amid the most hilarious happiness eve,
witnessed i'll any Convention.
On motion, the Chairman was author.
lied to appoint County Central Com.
mlttee of fourteen, one for each precinct
The Chairman appointed NIessrs. o
Froman, Albany; G A Williams
Brownsville; c p Hogue, Halsey; o T
Tonpkins, Harrisburg; E. p. Mcclure
Center; Geo Riddle, Orleans; job,
Redmap, scio; S T Miller, Santiam
Robert Glass. Brush Creek; Frank Pike
Lebanon; T Jones, Syracuse; Abne1
Smith, franklin Butte; Isaac Salt
marsh, Waterloo; Isaac Conn, Swec
Home, as such Central County Com
mittee.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28
REsOLUTToNs.

WHEREAS, The people of Linn county
for the past eight years have suffered under
oppressive taxation for county purposes,
and large amounts of the peoples money
have been uselessly squande-ed by the par
ty now in power, and
WHEREAS, Through the negligence of
the party IN power, q large number of
persons who were accused of crimes and
ii5earcerated in our county jail, have escap-
ed therefrons and cur iaiI and It's keepers
nave become TeprOach TO our county,
and the subject Of derisian to criminals and
WHEREAS, The lavish expenditure of
the peoples money, nominallY for public
buildings, but really 10 enrich party favor
ties, By our present State administration,
ought TO cease therefore be it
Res0LUed, By this Convention, that we
demand honesty and economy III the ex-
penditare Of the public money; strict
enforcement Of the law without favor or
prejudice, and the detention and punish
nent Of all criminals.
Lesogced, That we favor the judicious
expenditure of a portion Of tfIe public
money for necessary internal improve
ments.
Reso1Ved, That we demand honest, eapa-
bic and temperate men in olfiee, with
brains enough to know dishonesty when
lheg sea Il, ard courage enough TO resist
aud expose It when they find It.
The second order of business (the
committees having All reportedl being
the election Of ten delegates to the Re
publican State Convention, nomination
wera made and the following ten elect
ed b Mccoy, q + Pike, e p Nc
Clure. @ r Tompkine, s A Smith,
g Hausman, A p Gaines, Jno. Red
man. ID NJ Thompson and N 3 Hum
phrey
ate Senator there were threl
nonnation Mr. @. +. colbert, Q
rush Creek precinct, waa dominated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28
Execusor.s sale of Real Estase.

TSHE UNDERSIGNED, remaining executor of
Il the last will an d testament of Demus Beach :
deceased, late of the city of Albany, by author
ity of said ill. will sell at private sale certain
real estate belonging to the esiate- Of said de-
ceased, consisting Of n residence and an undivi-
tIed one half in tile Albany City FIGURING Mills
with the appurtenances ; also, certain real es-
tate in the town of Buena Vista. in the county
of Polk. consisting of Oue-tlIird interest in
Persons wishing to examine the property and
Learn the terms OF sale, &c. enquire Of
JOHN CONNER,
Remaining Executor of said Estate.
Albany, Oregon, Magch 23, 1576-27vsw4
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ORR TICKET.

No one, we think, can fail 20 be
pleased with the nominations made by
the Linn County Convention. The
names on that ticket are those of our
most substantial, solid, competent men,
who are in sympathy with the people,
in all these respects having the advan-
tage of their opponents on the Demo-
cratic ticket. 1t is all unexceptionably
good ticket, and will meet the hearty
approval OF Republicans, while we can
confidently appea. to the honest and
sober element of the Democratic party
to support the ticket because of its supe-
rior excellence, in every respect, over
the Ticket put up for them by the old
and corrupt ring that has SO long had
control of county affairs. 1t will not
be an easy matter to find out what be-
comes of the immense amount of taxes
annually collected in Linn county, until
that ring is broken up. With compe.
tent, sober, honest men, such as those
heading our ticket, we cannot but be
successful, if each citizen, who desire.
that rigid economy aud unwavering
honesty shall hereafter rule in county
affairs, will do his duty from now unit
the evening OF election. Hurrah tol
the Linn County Republicanticket, and
let each man use every honest endeavo
TO secure a change for the better il
county affairs, by the election OF ever,
man whose name appears on the ticket
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n. Il. MOORE,
500 ACRES
Large and Valuable Tract OF
Farming Land for Sale.

THREE HUNDRED ACRES ofplow land, 200
l. of which is rich bottom land. On the prom
ises fair buildings, house, barn, gTTfnary,
sheds. etc; also good bearing orchard of fruit
trees 200 acres Of the very best pasture Iand !:
so acres of timber iand nsh and maple, the best
of farming land when cleared. a never ftiling
stream of water runs through the farm. There
is also n splendid quarry of limerick on the
place. pronounced by experts A / rock. Four
hundred acres are under fence. IT is one of the
most desirable and cheapest farms in Douglas
county, lying q miles from the o. & G. I7liIroad
at Oakland. For particulars to price, etc.,
apply, in this city, to
Albany, May II, 1875.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE If hereby given that letters testa-
IN n,entary have been issued to the under
signed upon the estate of VIM. Fl. MendcnllalI.
deceased, by the County Court of Linn county,
sons having claims against the estate are re-
quired to present them, with the proper vouch-
ers within six months from the date of tEris
notice TO he said executor, at his residence
forty miles east OF Albany.
JACOB MENDENHALI.
March 10, Js76-25vs* Executor.