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Real Estate Sales.
JOHN 7. ENsoR. Attorney. Tow.oniown.
>AML u. WILSON. Auctionccr.
MOrtgmgcc's NaIe
VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

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gage i'"in Ic'rgc L. St"rkslalr aud kesia u
stock slac III. wife L, benjamin Bend, dated the
thirteenth 'lay 81 Augu't. A. u. 1873. aud record
ri an"ns tie Mortgage E.c"r,ls IL Baltimore
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We Purchase or Nell Stoeas or
Bends In this and ether Markets.
FeL. s. '5G-Iv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

A little Roscburg boy named Mat
thews, is developing nervous disease
in his sleep which leads him to shake
pillows and go through other peculiar
ant 'cs.
Draw poker was played in Rosebufg
one night last week, notwithstanding
the strict gambling law. The poker
was drawn from Under the stove and
dropped on belliserent's head.
The Dallas town tfeast1rer's report
shows that since JANUARY 1, 1876, he
has received from all sources S797 33,
paid out since that time S2S5 43, leav-
ing balance in the treasury of s11 90.
Five cases of yarioloid are reported
this week on Spencer Creek, at what is
known as the "Old Had1ey place."
The parties affected are Marion IIamil-
ton and wife, John Hodges and two in
family.
The Indians camped near Dallas have
most emphatically warned some of the
whites not to enter their camp again,
and threaten to make it exceedingly hot
for them if they don't heed the warning.
An old man who had been working
for Mr.. Holmes, OF Polk county, rode
away on one of the latter's horses last
week; borrowed gun from Hon. Ben.
Hayden, which he pawned, and "now
is where nobody knows"
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wheeler who
have taken charge of the Polk county
Telegram, say: cas- TO politics, we
consider the political pool too muddy
for us too dabble in to any very great
extent.'' Oh dear!
| The first cease" under the new liquor
law was tried in Columbia county last
week. The witness, when asked what
he was doing in the saloon, replied that
he went in to change his breath. Tha,
settled the question.
Lewissille has now two stores, tive
oidckSfnith shoPs, oiie wagon siloP, OH
drug store, one cooper shop. one meat
market, one boot factory, one furniture
factory, one hotel, one physician and
surgeon, o:ic barber, two professors o
music, and ore dancing master, also 9
Grarse and Fo,lge of 10 OF.
Tile Democratic caucns have TIM.
far failed to make nomination. Ser,
ator Morgan and Mr.. l'ugh are cahdi
dates.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
NORTHERN DEMOCRATS DISGUST
ED NTH THE SOUTHERN
SITUATION.

Says the Oyegonia,e No one who
reads the New Orleans dispatches this
morning will wohder at the agitation
nf Gov. Palmer and those other North
ern Democrats who heard the story of
-1Ers. I'inkston. In all the annals Of
crime and cruelty there is nothing more
horrible, ifanything equaling IN brntali-
ty aud fiendishuess the conduct of the
mob whose doings she has narrated.
Governor Palmer says well, when he
declares II is a broader question than
of President making; that it is qnes-
4ion of humanity. That is, and has
been for long time, in the minds ofa
large proportion ofthe Republican par
ty, tie real aud the only vital issue in
the contest between the parties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

Selected aud g7tiurrtf osl ff,e spfrS Of fise
Sierra ScFatks siofMiafD=. 'Ffre iesi fUtnIss
I'm fire hotter tlisn.ses, &5lrH dry, svneaiES
fifty pef .p,,t. 81 rt-sft or gold sgsssI E'aT,
tin. properties Of svhf-f are ssE5sesEissnS "ssi
healing, and e-arsfssfy ;sSksIHea fV ilSE
wants Of ij;e ssst,.tI w sTs-r Of I<sgnE dis
ease and Rbcii,hsii4fs.
The high estiinate ssi;fssf sfy Tssapi>IS
placed upoii it on account Of jts ssEtsfEtnas
qualities is manifest from the JiHsssg shs'F
give to it. mai.y ye'srs ago-f ef'ri~5sas.
on Herb of the Saints, The natives 90
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have used il innieiHOrialiy a. n Rheumatic
remedy. The white population In the r1.
gion where 1t grows have used and l'rizPtl
It as .hrfr.t and lung medicine. Fur u
time they called il I.iIlg Weed; bat gty9
valuable testimonials rs to its virtues la
curing rheumatism.
When Won open one OF orr packages.
keep it cxelteled from the air as much as
possible
have used It in my f,inily for fonr or
five years. and regard il as one OF The best
family medicines we ever used. A tiIcf-
tire is manufactured franl it iM linetilnatis
and sold ut as cents Per onIpv. A Single
one of our packages make eight OsIilccs of
tilctur., which is worth So. The shrub
cred. Is anly found in % narrow belt ct
Sierra Nevada Mountains. aul is supposed
to have been gathered from Mount Giieast
thousands OF years ago, and the guam cx-
tracttd ard sold in Egypt and In Tire he-
fore the times of S0loulon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
Testimonials.

DIR. Nirkliu. OF Eugene City, says:
ssYour Balm Is one OF tlie best preserved
herbs ever saw, alsGl-is worthy ola higher
price than you put upon H. y
Rev S. h Raymond. of Oakland. Ore
goil. says: II went to California to Fecoy-
er from Consumption. The Dsstnrs there
gave me up. and told ME il hal any
friends wished to see | had better go and
see them, as could live but a little while
longer. On my way to Oregon ! cot1-
nlent1al using Mountain Balm; it helped
me; continued its use until it cured me Of
the disease. =
Mr.. w. Il. Osborne. of Eug,.re City,
says: II know young man who aplveared
to be in the last stages OF consumption,
and By using Mountain Balm or Yerbasafl-
ta he becslne :. healthy young man.
Joseph p. Moore, Esq. of Blilville. Call.
says: Il have been acquainted with tl1e
shrub known as Yerbasanfl for 20 years.
and know it to be Il very valuable medicine.
both for the Lungs and rheumatism
Mr.. Kimball, OF KimbaIl & welton, Red
Bluffs, Call. saws: 81 have been acquainE-
ed with the shrub known as Yerbasanfa,
for many years, and know 1t to be grcan
Lung mediciile.'
81 left Missouri with the consumption.
Reached Rock Point, Jackson county, Or,
and WAS taken down. | took q tinceure Of
Mountain Balm. and cliewed the leaf moro
or less and III four or five days iE cleaned
ont my lungs handsomely, aud | resumed
my journey; and now. after several
months, my lungs still seem well.
A. Il. G.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
ELECTION NEWS.

The official vote of Illinois gives
Hayes 278,282; Tilden, 25s, COL;
Cooper, 1900. Hayes over Tilden.
1851. The Legislature stands, on
joint ballot, 101 Republicans, 9S Dem
ocrats, 5 Independents, with two seats
contested which may increase the Re-
publican majority to 1O3, and decrease
the entire opposition to 100.
Tennessee gave Tilden 133, ,166;
Hayes, 99,566.
Indiana gave Hayes 2os,111; Coop
er, 9,543; Tllden, 213, ,526.
Kansas gave Hayes 1882; Tilden.
81 7,9O2. Hayes majority, 4O,4sO.
Minnesota gave Hayes 1862; Til
den, 48,799. Republican majority,
"a, ,163.
The proclamation OF Gov. Brogden,
of North Carolina, gives Tilden 16, 178
majority, with three counties not yet
heard from officially. The Republicans
of North Carolina declare the State
has gone for Hayes and they will con-
test. They have indubitable evidence
of immense Democratic frauds which
they can easily prove, since Democrats
have been off their guard, believing
Republicans lad conceded the State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
LOuisisarss for Hayes.

Telegrams of November 2sth, from
Florida, state that the vote of that State
has been counted, and the Hayes elec-
tors declared elected. 'Ror!
Louisiana, despite intimidation, fraud
and the most fieudish, cold-blooded
murders ever recorded, committed by
r'retorm" Democrats, has given good
majority for Hayes. Three 'rors!
Gov. Hayes said, a day or two ago
that if elected the people need not fcar
but that he would be inaugurated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
DIR. WATTS WORRIETH TIE DE-
HQCR.1Cf.

Rumor says that Se' ator Kelly,
says the Oregonian, has failed III his
efforts to induce the Governor to issue
y certificate of election to one of the
Democratic candidates for elector, and
we are reliably informed that attorneys
have been employed to commence in the
proper court the proceedings necessary
10 determine whether Watts is eligible,
and if not whether there is vacancy
or will the Democrat having the high
est vote be entitled to q seat in the
Electoral College.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
AFFAlRs IN SOUTH cARoLIyA.

Affairs are in a pretty muddlc in
South Carolina. Fifty-Rlne Republi-
can members of the Legislature have
met aud organized at the State House,
while sixty-odd Democrats claiming to
be members elect of the same body, have
met and organized at hall in Colum-
bia. Two Legislatures for one State is
good. How the muddle will be settled
remains to be seen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
Ncsy TO-DAY.


ls%1sb41nESNFsatsIf N0tAcHs
NOTICE Is hereby given that the tFnfssr-
1N signtal. Seth =. bays, has been. BY as,
osTicr OF the Cnsn,ty CoIHt of Linn cofnfy-
Oregon. made at the November term there
of 1876, dnly appointed administrator Of
the estate OF Seth W. Hays, deceased, ansS
all persons lElying cEiinss against SAIL es-
tate. are hereby required TO present tllem+
duly verified to the undersigned rs his
place of business jh Halsey, IN LINN county.
Oregon, Within six months from Tire date
hereof. SETH >. HANS.
Administrator
Dated. Dec. 1, 1876. AI0y9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
Administrators Nosiec.

NOTICE is hereby given hat the Gifde1s sign
IN ed, W. L. C;oltI1t, duly apfSint cd by "
order OF the cSCoEnty Court of Linn counts y ORG.
gon duly made at The oGt@ber IF term h On s t.f
Selma Morris, hate of Linn county, Oregon,
now dcccaseti: and all persons having Claims
against said estate hereby required 10 pre-
sent them to the undersigned. at his residence
in Albany, Oregon, duly verified, within six
months from the date hereof.
W. IL. GoLTRA, Administrator.
November II. lS16.-4w
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
Attention, Fruit Growers.

rTNHE DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FRUIT
Factory in operation as soon as Fruit and Veg
etables are ready for use, and viii pay cash for
the same when delivered.
Boxes viii be furnished to all for tho purpose
of bringing their fr1lit TO the fact ory.
Fruit should be picked from the trees and not
bruised.
Parties having plums should be particular to
oltner them before they become too ripe.
ALLEN PARKER,
al n ARNoI.D President.
Secretary.
Albany July IS, Is76-sn44
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

Senator Kelly is back in Oregon, in-
stead of being at Washington, serving
his:country at huge salary. lie says
beis clearly of the opinion that DIR.
Watts should not be granted a certifi-
cate as eIeCtor, we suppose because he
Elashed the Democracy so numerically
during the canvass.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

Professor" Dixon, who performed
She s'living burial'' feat recently at Bel
vedere, South Carolina, died of lever a
few days ago, and was buried in the
identical coffin which he used in per.
forming his trick.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

The Rev. Joseph Cook, in his Boston
Ieoture on evolution. declared that the
Law that aIl living beings must have
two parents IS not universal, and In
utanced Gle fact tEat drole bees have
only one parent, tbe mother.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
THE INDIAN WAR.

Gen. Mckenzie, with 1000 troops.
met the Cheyennes, 500 strong, Nov.
25th, and went for them. At last ac-
counts twenty Indians were killed, but
the Indians had not surrendered.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
The value Of the Centennial. bu

The value of the Centennial build
ings at PhiladeIphia is estimated at
1874 600, and that of their contents
at s97 ,543, $50, making q total of
S1O4, 800 $50. It is believed that there
has never been an aggregation Of pro-
ducts of all the arts and trades of such
immense value as that in Philadelphia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01
as TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE.

According to Edward Mcpherson.
late Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, acknowledged authority on
parliamentary law, and Congressional
prccedents, the President of the U. S.
Senate has no discretion but to an
nounce the vote as he receives it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

Official returns from Curry county
give Hayes electors 131 votes each,
TiIden 129; Williams, 1s1, Lane, 12s.
Cooper and Carey got three votes.
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The latest from Florida indicates the
aIection OF Hayes electors by SS votes
which i whittIiDg it down pretty close.
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THE EflECTIoN.

Following is the latest report tte have
been able to obtain before going to press.
with regard to the Presidential election
IIax.oS Tfl1a,.,
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with the following
Faculty of instruction
Rev. III. w. STRATTON. n. NJ. President,
and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
Rev. l.. j POWELI4,A. NJ. Professor OF Mat H.
enI:ltiCs and Natural Sciences.
ii. IL. HEWITT, y. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Miss MARIA IRVINE, Teacher of Primary
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u. b. RICE, NJ. D., Lecturer Physiology
and Hygiene.
Calendar
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Second Term begins November iS. 1876.
Third Term begins january ~. 1917.
Fourth Term begins April 3. 1871.
Nac.lti ion of one week during the holidays.
Closing exercises of the school year, June ID,
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Rates of Tuition:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, per term. - 90
HIGHER BRANCHES. including PfcpaI1lto-
ry Latin and Greek IL W
CoLI.EGIATE, including Higher Latin and
Greek. Advanced Mathematics, and
Mental and Moral Sciences, per term. 13 90
French and German, each, extra. ) 0i
Instrumental Music Observation-Disclosures. II on
Use of Piano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! on
IncidentalS Observation-Disclosures. 81
Tuition IN all cases required in advance.
punctual attendance, neatneSs, promptnc s.
and gentlenanly and lldylfke department will
be expected from ali who may become members
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with the following
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He stands convicted of refusing TO assist
In the movement 10 break up the Tweed
ring, until forced TO do 30 by the accident
nj securing of the books of the thieves by
the New York Times.
He stauds convicted Of taking no steps
10 punish the officers by whose negligence
Tweed was allowed to escape, and of par.
doning from the Penitentiary others Of the
thieves convicted with him, thereby jus.
tifying the conclusion that he was an in.
terested party in the scheme by which
they evaded the punishment Of their gi-
gantic crimes.
He stands convicted of being the legal
counselor and manager Of the Erie Rail
way ring, the Fort Wayne ring and the
" Continental Improvement Company
all frauds of infamous character-and Of
receiving from them princely reward for
his services
He stands convicted of being the legal
counselor and trusted adviser of the in
famous Credit-Mobilier fraud, and the
sworn testimony of Oakes Ames is on rec
ord that he (Tilden) declared that the course
of this ring was In entire compliance with
law.
He stands convicted of corruption of
the public press in permitting, If not di-
recting, the widespread paid advertise
ment of himself as a Presidential candi.
date; If not also being a party to the
wholesale bribery of New York papers
under the regime of Tweed and company.
These are not all of the charges made
against Mr.. Tilden's record and character,
nor are they all which are entitled to be-
lief. They are simply those which stand
upon such unquestioned evidence as would
sustain them in a court of law and must,
therefore, sustain them before court of
the people. And it is this man who
comes before us in the character of re-
former-who unblushingly asserts before
the American people the necessity of his
election as the sole means of reforming the
civil service of the country and of putting
an end TO public corruption. A more terri
BILE Indictment was never sustained against
a public man in the history of politics
than is here presented against the un-
blushing hypocrite who thus asserts the
villainy of others and proclaims the purity
of himself. We shall take occasion, in
later issues, to renew in fuller outline the
proof of each count in the Indictment
Cincinnati Times.