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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-03
Congressional


w ARLINGTON, aug. & AIR. Cam-
eron, of Wisconsin, from the election
committee, reported the claim Of w.
K. Sebastian, United States senator
from Arkansas, expelled in 81 for al.
legged disloyalty, with . resolution re-
scindipg the resolution expelling him
from the senate and authorizing tie
payment Of his salary from the date
OF his expulsion to the time Of his
death to his heirs. Put on the calen-
dar. He gave notice that he would
Gallup the resolution at some future
day for consideration.
Mr.. Howe, from the committee on
library, reported bill to provide
for the reprint Of the acts and resolves
Of the continental congress and con-
gress of the confederation. Put on
the calendar.
Mr.. Morton submitted = resolution
to print ten thousand copies Of the
message of the president in regard to
the late massacre at Hamburg, South
Caiolina. Referred 10 committee on
printing.
The senate then went into execu-
tive session, and when the doors were
reopened the consideration Of the riv.
er and harbnr appropriation bill was
resumed. The committee on appro.
priations having reported an amend
ment appeopriating eight thousand
dollars for the repair of the east pier
1t Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Sherman moved to amend, pro-
viding for the use Of the pier by the
United States, and Mr.. Sargent NOV
ed to further amend. and compel the
Pi,tsburg & Cleveland railroad COM
pnny to allow such use, il they refus.
ed it.
A lengthy discussion ensued on the
power of the-government to make
Improvements in the states, to5con-
struct wharves, etc.
Both amendments were finally
agreed 10.
Other amendments Of the commit
tee we're agreed to, without discus.
sion. Among them are the follow.
ing, which strikes out the appropria.
lions made in committee Of the whole.
One hundred and City thousand
dollars for French Broad river, Tenn. /;
sl0, 900 for the Missouri river, at \
point above St. Joseph, where it is
cutting irtu Kansas.
The following increased .ppropria-
tions we're also reported for improve
ments: Fox and Wisconsin rivers
from tl9O, 900 to $4,000; for the
harbor 1t Erie, Pa, from forty to
6fty thousand dollars.
The following new amendments
were reported: 10000 for the inn
provemcnt Of Rusk canal, and the
harbor Of Burlington, lows; 10000
for the removal Of . bar in the Mis-
sissippi river opposite Dubuque, Ia.
Amendments reducing the follow.
ing appropriations were agreed to:
For the improvements Of Des
Moines Rapids, Mississippi river ,t75,-
600 to $50, 900; for harbor At
Calumet, Ills, $4,000 to $4,000.
Tho amendments of the committee
increasing the appropriation for the
upper Mississippi from 10000 TO
t3O,O GOO, and the improvement Of
Rock Island Rapids, Mississippi
river, from 100000 to t25, 900.
Agreed to. Adjourned.
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aARkETs BY TELEGRAPH

New YorG.
New York. Aug.2.
srocks-Dull aad irregular.
koxHr-Easy At lllG1l2.
GoLp-lli1S.
GovRkknxNrs-Steady.
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GONE TO THE CENTENNIAL.
OF the London rowing clubs, four
have started for the centennial regat-
to.
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GENERAL.
Gardiner Tells What He knows
Of Whisky Frauds.
The Coroner's Jury Bring in =
Verdict in the Hamburg
Murder.
The Brighton Cup Won By the
American Horse Freak
ness.
A Large Number Of Excursion
lists Make = Call ON
Gov. Hayes.
Thirty Indians Attack q Wagon
Train Loaded With Gov
crnment Stores.
They Kill and Scalp the Wagon
Master and Wound the
Teamsstser.
The Greenhack Party Nominate
Sam +. Carey for Vice
President.
Speaker Kerr in q Precarious
Conditions.
They Kill and Scalp the Wagon
Master and Wound the
Teamstssr.
The Greenhack Party Nominate
Sam +. Carey for Vice
President.
Speaker Kerr in q Precarious
- Condition.
Col GARDENERS Testimony Of Whisky
fraudl

WAsHISaroN, August 2-The sub
committee on whisky frauds this af-
ternoon examined Col. Asa 3. Gar
diner, Of West point, professor Of
law in the academy.
Plaisted called tho attention Of the
witness to extract from Bluford Viii.
sons testimony touching Babcock's
alleged losses in the Black Friday
transactions, and creating Col. Gar
diner, subsequently, Judge advocate of
the military court of inquiry 1t Chi
cago, his trustee.
The witness said when in the re.
cruiting service in New York in 1869
AS . matter of politenesa, he attend
ed to real estate transactions for Col.
Babcock, but had no communication
with him for three or four gears be-
fore the Babcock court Of inquiry.
Gen. Butterfeld, having knowledge
of the real estate, had furnished such
information TO officers Of the army ~
enabled thom to invest in it. In 80
President Grant went to New York,
Colonel Babcock accompanying him.
Witness then related the circum-
stances Of Colonel Baboock buying .
piece Of property offered him for ~
800, witness acting as trustee, rs he
had for other army officers in real es-
tate transactions, but receiving no
compensation. When Col. Babcock
paid for the property, : deed was Civ
en- him, and he afterwards disposed Of
the property to Mr.. Holmes. Wit
ness continued giving details OF trans
actions in which il seemed several ar
my officers we're engaged. He did
not know Of his own knowledge that
Babcock ever paid dollar for prop
Witness, IN answer to questions,
said that though be was not we'll &C.
quainted With Babcock and Porter,
he was well known in the army, and
supposed he had good reputation
enough to warrant those gentlemen
in trusting him with their business.
Butter6eld was warm personal
friend of theirs.
Alex. Fulton testified to seizures
of distillers In Chicago, etc., but there
was nothing new in the testimony.
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FoRE1GH.
THE BRIGHTON CT

THE BRIGHTON CUP.
LosDos, Aug 1.-The American
horse Preakness won the Brighton
cup to-day by walk over.
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1E ~ COO per day h homo. Samples
pO " 3[O worth q free. SIyHreeA . Co
Portland Maize, dAwismsy7 va
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Alex. Fulton testified to seizures
of distillers In Chicago, etc., but there
was nothing new in the testimony.
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5sTVFIFWUT, Hug. =.
BsrApsruYrs- Quiet
Winter whs.t s.td d0ssed. spring ssied0 >.
White S-sd3s.4d. Club sssd1iOs. Corn, a5.sd
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GoLp-lliGbS.
GovRhxnxsrs-steady.
E-.@s Kew York. Aug. 2
FLoun--Fsirly active.
wnsAr--Dnn and about nomiaal; No Z. MI.
wtakec, 500 ,lo7 No do. s3S1 si; No =, Chicago,
ssd1lOo; No do, s41I1o; winter received west.
ern, 75Gtlo5.
BAnLsr-Nominaliy unchanged.
Rrk-Dull, sOxt67
CoAs--shAds drmer high mixed and yellow
western So.
Oars Steady. modera . demand, western mix.
ed and .tAte 2s<l42
koss-Heayy; western l5GIsh
MSS Posk-Lower ls AGtls go.
LAnD--Duil, easier prime steAm. 10 ssat 10 so11..
Burrka-Heayy; western. 1adA.
WHIskr-Sl. ady lI3k.
Liverpeol.
Liverpool, Aug. ..
BREApsruYrs-luiet
Winter whsat s.td osssd spring ssied6ts.
White S,sdts.4d. Club sssd5i0s. Corn, a5.se
+ Chicago.
FLouR -Dul II and unchanged.
Chicago. Aug. 2
wnEAr-Fairl active, untettlsd and ahade
lower. No, 2. sIHztssd: closed ssA; cash, s7.i
80; closed ssS for August; sihabs2k; closed
s25s for September; s51a closed outside for
October; Nos 3. 10. Rejected s21116s.
Coss-Fairiy sctlss steady high mixed; AZ.
No :. 4sst.5hi closed D'A forecAsh; +sA 9a5s
for Aug; 45,iG145a: closed +5S bid for Sep
tsmber; t5A0As; closed 45S bud for October
rejected AN.
OArs-Firm and higher; No, 2, 3o1s, closed 70.
br August; sos, 4bsoti for 29h for Sept.mbe
!, closed with inside pficss bid for October; Re
JecteJ, f3c.
Rrx--No. :. 55c.
BAKLIr-No = togseH for cash; 6oc bid 70
August; uew for scptenbsr, 6ak.
Poax -Ac,ive and higher; rs 7betIs7T,t' cAsl
for Augua; lsy5hgs' for September; - sly
.G1ls 20 fox October.
LAxD-Firm' and higher; Ios5sblo 70 tor. Aug
u saaio s5h for September; u ioaais for octo
bet.
BULK MEArs-Pair demand All oulders, IN ots1
abort nh, 9,i6eskc; abort clear AK.
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STOCK COMPANY.
1t is. announced that Thomas
Vaughan b Co. Of Middlesborough,
will continue business rs stock com.
panv.
, 1876-09-23
POLITICAL.
John Wentworth Announces
His Platform at Nc
Cormick Hall.
Shall This Country Remain
as It Is, or Go Back
to Ante-War
Times
Northern Doughfaces and
the Solid South Re-
sponsib1e for the
Woes Of the
Nation.
A Restoration Of the Old Dy-
nasty Means the Pay
1nent of the Rebel
War-Debt.
Interesting Sketches Of the Bourbon
Democracy and Their Refus-
a} to Learn Anything.
Sam Ti1den, the Railroad
Wreclxer, the Bitter
Enemy Of the
Farmer.
"reminiscences Of the eGreat
Reformer and Vallan-
digham at the '64
Convention.
Long Johns Tribnto to the Ster-
ling Worth and Patriot
ism Of Gov. Hayes.
The Greenbackers Put LegisIa-
tive Ticket in the Field for
Cook County.
Enthusiastic Reception Of
Bob 1ngersoll at Peoria
Yesterday.
Treasonablo Sentiments Uttered by Con-
federate Speakers in North and
South Carolina.
The Greenbackers Put a Legisia-
tive Ticket in the Field for
Cook County.
Enthusiastic Reception Of
Bob Ingersoll at Peoria
Yesterday.
Treasonablo Sentiments Uttered by Con-
federato Speakers in North and
South Carolina.

HIS TALK TO HIS fELLoWTCJTILNN5s
Frer sincc the Presidential cnk,ltdates ware
I'e. o..~e ~ ,1,...s.., -.
fairly In the lied Jotn wentworth mas peeh
studying tho situation, In order to mako up his
.,,r;i 90 41 I'm drt,ce ~ Eovcmhrr. Tho n,r..
nal"a 10 ~ tno uas,.so, 49,. u.s
tton has presented !tsell to him IN tue Silent
watches Of the night, aud wlo ppktng tho ribs
~. 49, ..,>.. - ~ c,tn,,,,t Re- ,,,rt ~
OF us P1He pigs III tAc ou''aht. ~ ulnt "
much meditation, the subject at lust beca1ne
rt,in IN him. n,,i hovln- unle NJ, 1,ia mind. ha
i'A ~ "s ,-,Ai ~. III. ~. -,
decided " haVo hclEhoofly talk Win hls GU
friends aud former constituents, feeling 1t his
du,v m, ,r III, hi. Ifobt un1sr b,shcI Int II,
ou's !o' W n'"u A'e 4tg"s .AuoA naet Wv "
give freely to others what hu aad Ab0rluuely nc
outred for hlu,sclf. Therefore, without putting
..ta.1ff,, ..,,,,,,,,,t,.tt, ,r,tt, .,y ,.oiftfnt
himself III communication WILL nuJ PoatEa1
managers, lit hired his h8ll, engaged Ills band,
,p5 announced TINT Fr;,lav rfvht :1ohn Vent
~" n',. ~ o,.s
worth. OIL summit, would LAX to ihs 1ello~~cit1
xcns,
n,ho ball -ntrf,,r,,,,k,s-..on nro,-daa II
A''o na"- s."to
is customary tD sAy this upon all oc-
castoue. cyrn when only n paltry 2O0 are
.,.or.s, H.. ,ost .,,,.t ~, ,v,r1x hi +,.,u.
present. buE last nle1t tne "oraa I'LL nsan'
Ing. It has been long time atnc4 Long John
nns r,o3e n arpcc}, 1rrc. np1 n c,.ncrntion 1,ns
n1s 'nsae ,'e", 1.'1 ~. ~. ,..s 10"
grown up which k1'ows ot hlm oh'g W hearsay.
and from the reports OF the fathers. SO thu
.v5,onro ,rn, n rc,n,-Lch,v tvol{!1,v;,1c1 nnc
Aaae"se wa '."'a' "uu'5 oo'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
Land s. ale. !

!. r4 aT
NOTTCE is hereby given that fl piifs,l-
1N Ailce of 4 duefee Of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for tlle eeutibY OF
Linn. made and entered of record at tile
OMoheE term OF aid (cotlFta iIJi the yeaF.A
1.sln15. sitbfa suit tethe rvisl1p ssldiHg wherein
Ludlow Maxwell ct al. were plaiptiffS aud
Elias Maxwell ct al.w detentIants. ap-
noIntilg me. the NaHelfrsigneds sole lRfsFee
TO sell the. fOll0 Willg described real proper
fy. to-wit: The west haif of tile Donation
land claim of Ludlow Maxwell and Delii.lh
Maxwell. his wife. kiIoWlas and designated
Sfates Oh file IN the land soEfiee NJ Or&eoii
City. Oregon. as Notification Nod. III and
claim No. 43. situated in Linn county, Or
e&on@ and bounded as follows. fo-H.ls: Be-
ginning at n point 5.59 Chains north of the
sottthtsaE cortier of section in towIfsfiip II
snatheti laaage 2Hs9st taaHaiHs theaee lltjrtgl
79o 20. east So 40 chains. thence nortII OF
AZ. west 1000 chaitlS; thence north S9el2'.
east rlS chains ,tlelsee north Q9 40. west
40.O4 cllaills thence south S9o II. west
124.90 clains; tlieiEce south 70 40. east 60
ozaetnsil Al ]; tiIGite sSoE1ars0o 20s sast 1850
chains te tbs plnce Of beginning. eoniaire
ing 642.79 acres.
And whereas. on the IIth day of Dececm-
Der. a = ID. 1870 q commission was duly
issued ont of said Court directing me to sell
stfid premises. by virtue Of said decree and
commission: Iiwills theFefore, on the a
s4li 18th eauytef JoAuoog A. U. 1879. s70 81
as such referee. sell at .public auction. to
tlieslfghest Bidder tile s.i III real properly.
ut the GaarG House door. hi Jai0u seoilafy,
Oregon. on said day, between The hours OF d
Q clock 4. NJ. and O'Clock p, NJ, to-wit,
at the hour of 2 O'Clock r. NJ, in two par
GELS of I6fl aeres eaGbs q 1sH 2gueg 8 aisiI
Terms OF Sale-Gol@- coin of the United
States, one-half down ol,, the day of sale.
aud the balance to be pahdin one year from
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saaaraallaaln,. Sale oF IReaiI III tssts a. g

S5affasfsff ssE$<<-@-4sSsEE rts1z gt sIkfsfsa
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, by
II virtue of an order made by The County Court
Within and for the county OF Linn xStatepf, Or
esson. on the Stll day of December, 1875, in the
matter Of the estSfe and gElardians 6f &afhh
Jones, an insane person, i, the undersigned
guar Han of the person and estate Of said Sarah
Jones, will, on fsss -7ssst6Ak tssSsA = bt0
tass Mos,do, sAe 24asa day OF .Jd,isarg 1876,
at the Court House door in the city OF Alhasiy,
IN sa1d county OF Lin1xat the hour of O'Clock
~ the evening of that day, offer; f4r sale at pub
nc auction. he following Described real estate,
faffe5 II 9ssS4
The undivided one-third Of the east ha1fo the
donation claim of Iagfd Johsss and wife, being
nofincaf1on No ll57, in township No. IL south
o. range No. one ant two west, con tanning in
Linn
sF ERsfS said real esfnfe X i'll he sold for gold
coin, one-haf to be paid down on the rday. of
sale. and the Remainder I'm six months, secured
by mortgage the premises.
-ssxg issE7aEsss aSR. s. ROBERTS, Guardian.
s A. JOHNS, Atty for Guardian.
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DeechsBsr 10 1878 - 7 / Re.sF e
moneY lo Loan ~

4
To pagtica purchasing the farnatnx lands des-
cribed above which arc To Be sold at public VEN
0ues at she EqsFf HOase deor1{n AibAuE,.oil Sat-
urday The 18th day Of January, 1876:
1fay0s WnrssAw wlaanald tArI1s now is gosar Dls4
h sySd 6aIy aasae q snug s6ssy little hon1s,
'n0H; y your g iassttg; s. g = -. s @
sold u paReeis,4fIisf assos zl ~ s1 tsfEfs1 g9f
Hall dozen men can now secure homes for
amo1nt 81 ready Papfsy da szss4E ~ xs 15 {
Tie ETfeds eoz1atlier with other parties
sor loan money on long tune t0 the parties who
may My1rGaaasAl f1f9IaAoVe &zt8ceib6d FaFtfSins
land purchased TO the aInoui1f OF sfffee-fnurfhs
l0f the price, fta " III be II. tens
ia1ee On the day sale. really to back tile I5ur-
chaserp4 oanE aapstu.l fsIelf the tAr1ffs.aa 5z
tAllhodgh the terIfls OF the RefereesB sale nxs
efa& nft1l be @eefa sz les desifne
70 purchase win not neccssaril be required f1
ing price AvakIabte. - sntsr 1zssTr ss5ssff4sg7
raziy fun her Information cail on or dress
me at Shettd. Oregon O. r. HEJfsITfss
Dec. 10 1GT5-12W4
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LAND SALE.

rgsEts p
asse coar a Il TIE stafe e
Dseg1n & ior ahs e eoSnty s s. Linn made sas en-.
In the year gin asuit lerein pending where
II. 4. Hosue ct d. wsre piaintIfis. and G. r.
ins sa' EsfEss seq the follow
& oss sass easa 2aas ads.s q Pqy " ss
NtsSprnsE Rf session I'm 1'p ls suf range 4west
brsgsn, Iasaes SAITH g 3 Isint 81
s IS sssF ss5 of a ss ss assiiGa
N n,Goantys QEegen ,tlense I ein 9 Horthwest
s Ssy g @ ol5 o 1ae on q line
fSSson aSo5s 9ssSrsesa a ssnss ge5 se '9s
t ssso 1ssB Y de- Sne aesce il ert an
to sst rs So Tos E & eess po 81
ni11s aaS3ng and rDzegHing from the tract above
sse ssss Rt laRs a I ssaed
BY james 7. Hogue to Resiaaln Rlattain gn
in book r Of the ReeoFtisaf beeds In Linn coun.
ty, Oregon, on page $50 thereof, on the 18th day
Sesa g. as s ssssS aes q sI'pre s sos IS. s.
-Sscoisd-The north Hsot the S w of section
e e d sREis Ssi5ss one san-
ing sea se acrss Sse ao,,t Z Il re " = - tis i
In Tp l2 OF range west u me Wsi&rlssts ms. 9
Tsdis Y lin 0SsgS g sSgs.hsE g e yits 3
south of range west OF the Willamette paegdd-,
Ian. in Linn county, oregon. Containing 10
sns sss11ss ssss Fl s &c i @ g;s .st
e q - she w Wiaanstte meridian, eorta ming 40
E Fifss che south ss of lots 5 and q, in spiock
sre s1i m lie pis af aia eli s ~
fls liz see osSe Of the Comfy Clerk Of Linn
Aa sSs sss ,sssss Sgt
and eomlnIsaion, viii, as such keferee, sell 70
Iii
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Tine KnowsnE coyotes.

"a
An old farmer tells us the following
story illustrative Of the esinstinct of the
common coyote 81 was walking one
mornings = said he, ssbetwees what is
HOW Shasta, California, and the town
of sz7z--<ssT ust asI was descending the
hill, near the TiYans bank, was sud-
denly startled by rattling of the,un
sdsrbrusIi, and soon g. deer darted ont
from little clump of trees ard ran
along the open space near the river.
Pretty soon saw "a couple of coyotes
sncaklng along in the rear of the uusus-
pectilig buck. On sudden one of
them darted immediately lu front Of
The deer, while the other followed at
respectable distance behind. The buck,
seeing this llttss pen - R4nHk horns,
immediate y started IN persuit, no doubt
expecting soon 10 toss him upon Gle
end of his Ealt santlera zz Thb soayate
managed TO keep just q short distance
III advance, Swapping and snarliIg like
a pl, st dog. Thus tie race c0istifiied
tor some time, IweiieH SudgasnI1 the rear
wolf ran quickly up behind the enraged
buck, Swapping fercely at his. heels.
Seoing this new enemy, the deer turned
from the one IN front, and started ii, Il,
pursuit Of this last foe. Then came
another race of half mile, the sogote
always n1anaging to keep Just clear Of
the deer's horns. Thus,o said the
farmer, "they consit.uea taking tnrna
IN aggrava;ing the animal, until they.
no d.euht sired him out sid picked Ms
bones agitH SheSe sharp teetls: c6tsEd
not but notice the exceeding intelligence
which this, incident exhibited imsthe
two animals named, and thought if the
human family, aeDurdillg txslle amount
of brain, were proportioDately cunning,
what Z snsrt. yefld rs Teu@a Psf 8
Grace Greenwood tells the following
in one Of her letters from Paris. ssa
A gcntlemsn lliag on "a .diatin-
guished foreign Nfsilistef. d sIsoft time
age,svaa az5ld sl6nEsus6A Visitu.z senrulrk.
csiyed tlaak siasss HButx Ysu asussz he
eald to the domestic, 81 have Iattre az,
andleBees ard / eeGne on q nsaftar Of
import aEce = 81 am very CORR. Ton. :
sleuFs but % is quite inapoasiy5le ii admir-
ycu, His Excel Ienoy Is IL buF,virsx 81 s3,;;ss
s,ssler-'1l.lasg AID hsn kIs
Excellei,ey buries lis MOI ises.i law ~
does not like To be 6e 49, S.
5ssa > - - - st = ssss
a good ternpe work Rir,r.,
the bnFn at 8lSk fHc5S931 kff x41a
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There is a married woman with four
legs in GohBectieuS, and because she
won't have tswo OF them sawed off, Her,
husband iEobliged To work sixceeu hours:
aaaay IN order to keep her 7il1 astriped,
stockings. --BrOoklBn ,AayaAs. s d eldal
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France And America.


4i here is q project eRofoota forfthe
erectionaupon9 one of the islands in the
harborsof New York of aeoiossal bronze
statue dedicated 10 the Liberty ai;igl
comme noratioo Of the ,huldredth ami
syersaryipf american Independence. This
mighty yesYes etferinsE ,tp9 aheA Goddess
I'of fLibeFty i&foibe erected, says the Eas-
tern press, BY the joint labor, wealth
and genius of the two greatest modern
republics Ineriica Will erect the p5sesdes-
TAI, .ops hqndred and seventeen feet. in
hight, and France is to- cromM il by a
nlagpifcent bronze figure eighty three
feet high, The figure will represent the
Goddess of Liberty, diadened like a
divinity, bearing alofi in o1.e hand a
torch. from which blazing fires shall
serve as a beacon to ships entering the
port. This spleildid figure will be not
less than two hundred and twen4v.f5yfe
feet above the waters Of New YORK Raaff-
aSorssntAlhe idea islp grand aolle, although
lIoos altagether xoriginal, ,sf1 we may bel
heNe Al the celebrated works of. .Pi.idias,
iZeuss and PDllas Athena. tle marble
statue et NeHo that adorlaethe ,vestibule
OF his famous golden house at Ren1ex
the gllded statue of Ncbnchadpezzer.
and that other wonderful colossal hronze
image known az the Colossus, OF Rhodes
the most wonderful OF the seven.woI,ders
OF the world. II, s the observation Of
historians that tlie era of erecting great
statues designated to cornhlelnoiraie the
tame Of Kings or conquerdrs marks tie
decadence aiid decline Of d ia tioiIss
glory but as this statae is not cseatkkfto
pugpetuate the lseaiie deed sof. a N-asfif,9
on To miBister tnlthe Vahitysuf ihdiviln-
al greatness, we lnppe thatoit islissts ssig.
inticatss of the decline of LheoA mesitsan
nation. This istataasisto be erected 10
an idea; it - I've the form aud sesn,
hodiment OF national liberty its stulc-
tures IS 70 commemorate, the fact, that, a |
commonwealth has, enjoyed its freedom
for Tor hundred years and has to thaLexr
tent demonstrated the capacity of All
peopleto govern itself. The |
Cofosstls of RHODES only stood for little |
over half a century, aid then # for + thor
said years faysifl rfuifis. T1et rs hone |
: hat 50 hong as AMERICAN liberty car be /
maintained, so hong gas Republican Gov
may be perpetlated. ltlds1gian
STRUCTURE may stand to colllinemarate
the achievements ola free people And
letyus hope, also, that the friendly ma
tlen WHICH so gracefully allies itseli TO
ours in erecting this statue of liberty
may, when a hundred years have, passed
SINCE France became a Republic, receive
from ,onr then great, wealthy aud pros
porous people a similar indicatlon Of
to commemorate the fact
hat France has successfully passed her
ifst centennial as a Republican Gov
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aHail. gentle Spring y y says s .rhomp,
son, and gentle. Spring hailed, and
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

III a man be only true to himself. it
will be very difienh for others to over
reach him. ...als,. ..a... 4, =. t.....-....
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

Why CANNOT Temperance man kiss
. Jewess He has sworn not to taste
jew-lips. BOB 7ts sfsi a't4t =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

An irish doctor lately sent his bill to
a lady as follows ss.ro curing your
husband till he died., Iil IS Sc
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

A young woman who was s'drisen
to distraction" now fears that she viii
have TO walk back. .3 8 ss'