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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
oENocRAT1o PROMISES.

If brilliant promises were all that the
people required, Democracy might hope
for reinstatement in public favor; but
promises amount to nothing unless they
come from q source entitled to credit and
respect, Democracy is entitled to nelth-
er. 1t held power and abused it. Il
held sacred trust and betrayed it. Its
past record is bad; its present move
ments are suspicious; its associations
for the past fifteen years have been DAM
aging, and its whole course, from the
uprising of the people against it in 1860
to the present time has been such a. to
shake public confidence in it's patriotism
and Integrity Threfore, promises can.
not save it. The people know what it
has done in the past, and will be care
ful never to trust it again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
BIRTH AND PARENT AGE
HAYES.

Rutherford Birchard Hayes was born
in Delaware, Ohio, October 4, 1922.
Ills parents, Rutherford Hayes and
Sophia Birchard, were natives of Wind
ham county, Vermont, and elnigrated to
Ohio in 1917. His first American an
cestor of the name of Hayes was George
Hayes, Scotchman, who settled in
Windsor, Connecticut. about 1880
His mother was descended from John
Birchard, who came over with his faith
er's family from England in 1885, and
became one of the principal proprietors
and settlers of Norwich, Connecticut.
Three of his ancestors, Daniel Austin,
Israel Smith, and Elias Birehsrd, were
members of the Revolutionary Army,
the latter dying during his term Of
service.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

The bill introduced by Boutwell, on
the 5th. provides for the creation of .
commission, to consist of three Senators
and three members of the House of Rep
resentatives, and three persons appoint
ed by the President of the United
States, to consider the expedieDcy OF is.
suing silver dollar, aud making the
same legal tender. Their conclusions
are to be reported to Congress next kes-
sion. The bill proposes to appropriate
the sum of SO 900 to defray their per,
sonal expenses while engaged in the in
vestigation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
Condensed EzfsIafning,

Wheat was dull and coru steady in
London on the 9Th.
The Russian society ofthe Red Gross
has sent q sanitary train into Sarvia.
No Indians will bo granted Fatioss
until Sitting Bull surrendera.
Fourteen oil cars were burned II
Athens, n. Y, on the 9th inst.
Harrison accepts the Republican
nomination Er Goyerpor of indians.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
AS a policy % paper, Tilden's letter

AS policy % paper, Tilden's letter
of acceptance is very fair indeed, as
from it the adroit politician can prove
that he is in favor of, or opposed to,
any of the issues pen ling in the pres
ent campaign. It has been we'll said
that Tilden is an sold fox" and it may
be as truthfully added, just as worthy
of trust.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

On the 9th the following postal
changes were made: Postmasters ap-
pointed J. F. Kirk, Franklin, Lane
county, Oregon; Granville o. Hallen,
Coupeville, Island county. w. T.; JAS.
NJ. Watson, Elma, Chehalis county,
w. Il.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

Willow creek has had several 'scloud
bursts lately, damaging several OF th e
settlers but people of that vicinity do
not seem to be discouraged and still
continue to improve.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

Gen. Crook, with q total OF 2,2oO
well armed men, was to start for the
bloody Sioux on the 9th inst, and ex-
pecsed.s to find them inthEee days, unlees
they had scattered.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

An official call has been issued for
proposals of FIVE per cent. bonds of 1881,
amounting TO 50, ,160 900 to enable the
Secretary OF the Treasury to pay the
Alabama claims.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

Gold in New York, 1i15@112.
Legal tenders, 894@904.
Wheat in this market. non1inally, Csc
per bushel. In Portland, 81 10 per GEN.
.al.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
LIST or LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining III the Post Office. Albany.
Linn eounty.ss Oregon. August 10th, 1875.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they were advertised.
Atkinson, j J Gottgetree. Nat
Bargell. James Harris, Rev Bishop 8
Campeau. Louis Jones. q w
Curl. JnO (Assessorl .Kilbourn. Csc
Chapman. CIIas w Murphy. Robt
Conway. Philip B Nicholson, F
Crawford. III G Richardson. Almond
Davis, William
p. H. RAYMOND. r. ".
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

The Republicans of North Carolina
propose to carry that State by at least
5000 majority for Hayes and Wheeler.
Whoop!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

Tiiden's letter, as an example of
how often man can strike at a nail
head and miss it, Is complete success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

Bontwellas MirGissippi report Gays
that too prasan Legislature was saected
By fTaud and insis1 aaiop, and Is not
shsrsbOre legal body.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

d. G. Ireland, Of the Astorian, has
been elected Mayor of Astoria. Mod
4et worth has received its reward.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

A correspondent of the Cleveland
PzoindeaEer gives the following sketch
of the Republican candidate for Vice
President: "Mr. Wheeler is large,
powerfully built man, standing very
erect when speaking. His hair is grow
ing very gray. It is always c"ml,ed
with scrnpulous care; alway thrown
back from high sqnare forehead, an
der whose heavy br'ws there are very
observant eyes He wears no mustache:
the Jaws are as square as the outlines OF
the forehead, and the whole face is ex-
prcssive of earnest thought when in
repose, but have seen it soften and
brighten, when some friend has accost-
ed him, .ill Mr.. Wheeler grew really
handsome. The death of his wife last
winter was sad Ioss; one that he viii
feel keenIy now, when he thinks how
she would have rejoiced in his honor
She was a noble woman, dearly loved
/ by all Who knew herr
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
VIGILANCE REQUIRED.

The Nomination OF Tilden and Hen-
ericss means an earnest effort on the
part OF Democracy to win the Presiden-
tial race, if money can purchase votes
enough to help it. Tilden Is an old
bachelor, fact that ought to secure his
defeat and will, if the women have any
influence in the campaign. Rich, and
one of the most unprincipled politicians
in the country. ''Success, by fair means
or foul" is his motto, and unless closely
watched his friends will repeat his old
game of cheating at the polls. New
York ought to be good for $4,000 Re
publican majority, and a well organized
canvass of the city of New York and
vigilance on the day OF electian will Sc
cure it. Tilden's money must not be
permitted to defraud US ont of the
honest vote of the Empire State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

BoaaA sill opposes MitchaIl and SaF.
asns D tbe ratification fthe Havaiiap
treaty
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

The Democrats claim to have carriet
Alabama by 5000 majority.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
Attcntion, Fruit Growers. |.
q. ID. SIMPSON
Prodlce & Commission Merchant.

Warehouse at foot OF ETlsWorth street,
TsN NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND
Il store
100000 Bushels cf Grain.
SACKS furnished free TO those who store WITH
me, and for sale TO others ut the lowest market
price.
ca VIII always pay tho highest market price.
for Grain. c. u. SIMPSON
Albany, July %, ls76-sn4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11

The admission of Colorado makes the
twenty-fitth new State added to the Union
since the War of National independence.
The original family, who united July
4. 1776, to form nation of one people
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-11
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
In signed Was. OH the 1lth day of july
1876. appointed administrator of the estate
of Thomas l.. Ramsay. deceased, by the
County Court of Linn county. Oregon. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 present the same with
proper vouchers. within six months after
tlle date hereof. at my residence Eear lsibaS-
ny. in Linn county, Oregon.
WM. r.. HARDMANy
July II. l871-t.42 Administrator.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

Economical Discoveries from Sir w
Herschel's time to his own, in regard
to the Structure Of the Usirsrse. This
article alone will be Of sufficient i'm
p0rtance to attract all classes Of In.
telligent readers, both in America
and Europe. =
The REVIEW having finished ano-
ther volume, enters npon the next
with great promise of success. 1t Is
intended to make more of noticing
foreign books, new and forthcoming, !,
than heretofore, and we are informed
editorial arrangements have been
made in London, Paris, Berlin and
Florence, that insure criticisms Of
rare value and trustworthiness. A
short paper on Art in Esrope In each
number Ii promised by Philip Gil
bert Hamerton, and q scientific pap
or recording international progress 81
soisnce is expected from Professor
Arthur w. Wright, of Yale College,
II whom DR.. Woolsey, of New Hsv-
-, "has perfect confidence"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

looking-glass takes an important
share.
Il IL dificult to see at a glance
that q marked influence can be
Exercised on the outbreaks Of vel
low fever in Rio Janeiro, by the va
riations in the state of paving stones
on the streets Of Europe" but this is
explained in the article on Statistics,
which c0ntains . good deal Of curious
information on "Sundry Subjects" to
which figures arc applicable. 'Tt ia
by statistics we become aware that
German tbeologians are lenger lived
than any other sorts Of Germans
that life b shorter under the bright
sky Of Italy and longer in the damp
chill Of Scotland, than in any other
parts Of the world that the average
rate Of mortality is diminishing
throughout Europe; and that suici-
des, carriage accidents, and bank
ruptcies occur 30 regularly and with
such similarity of annual numbers
and conditions, that they almost ap-
pear 70 be governed BY anvarying
laws
Tho Conversation, ssIn . Studio, y
turns this month upon poems and
poets, making special mention Of
Byron, Shelley, Wordsworth, and
Moore also of q "curious book pub
lished In 1897, and written by Mr..
John Bellenden Ker, in which the
sathor seeks 10 prove that many Of
tie phrases now IN common use, a.
VOL - the English nursery rhymes
and nonsense verses we learn - chill
.dren, are merely corruptions Of Low
Dutch poems, epigrams, and pro-
vorhs."
'Notes from the Crimean Is an &C.
count ofthe peninsula by ono who Vi
sited It - m ordinary traveller.
Sevastopol u, Of feoarse, the hrst stop
ping plaes, and . dgeary and DESC
late one IL must b those who do not
care to rough It can find accomno-
dations ut Yalta, . beautiful place,
sixty miles distant, which they can
reach either BY steamer or by . hard
ride bf eleven hears' duration, in a
Russian post-cart, . conveyance
without any sslnpt at spring.
and with ''seat made Of plated
cords, crossed from side to side.r
ls "The Scot at Home" miapamed Z
Arc We 70 conclude that tho chief
object Of . Scotchman's life II to play |
golfa After reading tAe article, We |
have como to the conclusion that |
''the Scot Ut homo" IL always out.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
I'm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
No. ST..
Mrs. Rosalie Zo,n, ,cjfs Of Jacob
Zoelly,
VS..
Her Has6aad.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

hereby csstify that on tAs 9liA day of
November, one thousand eight hundsed and
seventy five, Judgment was entered q this
Court IN the above entitled and numbered
suit in the words and figures following, to
wit: This case being called came mp this day
regularly for trial, present James d. Augnstin
and L. DePoorter Of Counsel for Plaintiff,
ing pIeadings, evidence and arrumeu6 Of
Counsel. anA tAe ~ md de evfasooe being
in faxor Of the PlaintiG and aGainst the
defendant: Ma~
Il . hereby ordered adjudgcd and desreed
that there be judgment Of separstiou of prop
erty. between the said plaintiff and The said
defendant Jacob zoelly, dissolving the COM
munity Of acqucts and gains heretofore exist
ing between thcm, and giving to petitioner
the full and exclusive administration of her
separate estate, property, industry and earn
ings; that ssid plaintiff, Mrs, Rosalie Zorn,
win Of mid defendant, Jacob Zoslly, have
Judgment against her said huGband, con-
demning him TO pay to her the sum Of Four
thousand Dollars, with interest on said sum,
at the rate Of Five PER centum per annum
nom judicial demand until paid, and costs
Of suit, with the privilege and mortgage
granted by Law In favor Of married women
on the property movable and immovable Of
the said defendant and that of the COM
mnnity.
Thus rendered. ND I'D dGusa on this the
0th day Of November A. d., 1875, at the
Parish Of 81. John the Baptist in open Court,
ngned
O. J. FLAGG,
Judge eth Judicial District.
In testimony whereof I have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the Seal
Of tho said Court of the Parish of
St John tho Baptist on thu 30th day of No
vember, IN the year of our Lord one thons:
aud eight hundred and acventy-fve, and
in the Tooth year of the lndcpendence of the
United States.
A. C. BABCOCK,
Clerk Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
TOMORROW

D thsa Tomorrow! Mysteryf
o day TINT ever runs before!
WIZ hast thine hidden hand In store
Yoe mine, to-mosrow. md far met
q thou tomorrow Whist hast thou
I mstpgO tUmho - beG tAe nowf
D ~ h which we shall forget
Ths tsngied trsublos of to-day!
q eay thaf laughs II dHns, - dentl
OdaV Of prounisss to peyl
o eAe1ter from II present stornl
Q dag IN whieh We shan reform
Vsafsst hsst ~ fbr rc16ml
Ceavseislt dlV sfpromisss!
1en baak t. ska1Dw q t1e Storm.
.Qksxe oasy 0rsfsst frissd,
NlsGszk0 ssasSA
ttis JeAas1 Anxsa.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

TEE SCIENCE or HEALTH for JAN
nary, 1875, vigorously begins the
year, and We condder II specially in
1erssting. Some now topics are
slarted, which ore full of Suggestive
DssA The first chapter Of q series Of
skstcAss, entitled "From the Cradle
- the Grave; or, Studies In Family
La" y exceedingly peoniaing ard
deserves . thoughtful reading. Vent
ilatiOn, temperature, aDA clothing
yoceive 4 reasonable notico under the
head Of ssRopulsr Physldlogy.s "The
Drsg Busincsa" = hunoroasly char
aotsfiso1. "TOAaecQ Using" Il
sspulDed n tho way Nit should b,
1A1sO - snuns good tAoaghh On
'10tairsand Sewing Mschines." "But-
~ anA Oleo-nsfgariaes are de.
snssed. Tho "vioe and tlne Grape
b tie title " 3 very Interesting and
we'll illuseEated essay. There srs
samsrous ftcsh and sAvoxy recipes,
and 3 fall assortoent of Editorial
Items, Answers to Correspondents,
Literary Notices, etc. Altogether we
regard Il a. . capital representative
Rumbcr. Prizes, 20 cents per copy ;
~ a year. q. r. WELLS - co,
PUILIsHEas, ~ I Broadway, NeV
IOrk. al s 80
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

The reprint of BLAcKw00Ds Ma.
sAxIxE foS Decsober has Just been
issued by ~ Leonard Scott Pub
lishing CO., II Barclay Street, New
Yet YET =. i'''evTi''s 9'T's - - con-
!. II Dileoma. Part VIII.
2. 6asdry oahissts. -Sta1istics.
Z y . o1n9ta a-Csovesuo1ban Nv.
I. Le146eaed Elsa.
5. No. ilsa - Cviuok
= = utnoAG0A A
,. II 0ooe = ue0A ~
3. lndex.
Owing to11o pssaaos = the In
-. t1sgs = Sn1Aog - rsaAiDg
Do1fer han snual. Whet = lacking
= e.aueity \, howsver, naAs ap =
n el1nux of "The Dilsmnsr
~ ~ ~ asS1vsa, bsk, although
~ eoGlh - vnoahn1 Hogt VII,
- in1uot g - s1psy 6oo pet d.
u1niah- ThOs = - p1gs q . asv
soogy Ia M number. oa1lsd 'Leit-
han1e1 Esa," h which . nysterious
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
The January INTERNATIONAL
REVIEW willopen with an able re-

49, ADvy WAhUpOO WIN ou 0OsO hU-
view of the polite II situation on the
Continent with reference to Turkey
and the Herzegovinian Question, from
high authority in Berlin. Next, a criti-
cism upon DIR. Draper's unfortunate
book, tho "History Of the Conflict be-
tween Science and Religion, ,"hy ~
distinguished aswriter m DIR. 4. A.
Washburn, of Calvary Church, New
York. The writer would naturally :
aim to meet tho scientist upon scien-
tific grousda, and we may expect an
admirable . defense of ofthodox views
from him.
Philip Gilbert Hamestou, the ini-
mitAble Loedoa art critic, whose
criticisms ase moro popular than, and
|quiss - searching as Ruskin's, will
costribate . paper on Uaew's Et-
cAisgs, said 10 Be the most noted Et-
chings at the present time In Europe.
A fourth paper will bc that OF DR..
Francis Wharton, Tie Distinguished
Boston jurist, On Retrospective
Legislation asd Gssngeeisn." The
lats difficulties = Wisconsin ~
other Western States, between the
Gsangcrs and Ran Rod Corporations,
make : careful, comprehensive dis
cnssion, by the Kgth Of foreign au-
thorities, particularly valuable at this
time. The writer has accesa, we
doubt not, to the works of ablest
German and French n well q Eng
lish jurists, and knows we'll how to
prodncq fhem In evidence.
: 4 6ftl article On tho aPsycholoey
Of Murd !" is Of particular impor-
tance. Who shall We hangf Who IL
= murderer 7 Arc oil murderers In
sanes The difficulty of reaching .
just verdict for murder in the first
degree, and Of analysing the con-
ditions under which murder b CON-
United, and paGtieulesly at this time,
when reports Of rafine asd murder
comprise the nosning news On
conseastly, rendsss the discussion OF
ohis qwsstiss - u1lnest present i'm
peslaace. fsis would be the case
weec Il by - salnnovs writer ot
ability. But m article from Baron
Frans Won Hsltssndorf, the great
Usiversity Professor Of International
and Criminal Law Of Munich, il ces-
tainly a pges0ineot vslse. He is
known - - oepsssd 10 capital pnn-
ishnsert ~
What shsll vs 80 4 the pronise
q ~ nsabsr. IL besisning Of .
new volume, whso in addison tn
tAsD I've articles, Professor Proctor,
tAe popalar lectursTou OtAN WevIds
eeeS Ossss otc.t 9noouncee . D0W sr-
ticle IN II also J De prc@isas 10 dis
cnss sxAaustivsly the history Of As
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
9TH. Judicial District Court.
Mo-. 59s.-
Mrs. Rosalie Zoelty, scife Of Aler.
ander Stuart,
~ VS..
Her Husband.

thereby certify that on the oath day Of
November one thousand eight hundred and
seventy five. Judgment was entered in this
Court in above entitled and numbered auit,
in the words and figures following, to wit :
This Gaze being called. came up this day
regularly for trial, present James d. Augus-
tin & L. DePoorter Of Counsel for Plaintiff,
Defendant in proper person, when, after hear
ing pleadings, evidence and argument of
Counsel, and the law and the evidence being
in favor of Plaintiff and against the Defen-
daut;
Il is hereby ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that thefe Be Judgment Of
separation of property between the said
Plaintiff and the said Defendant in favor Of
the said Plaintiff, Mrs. Rosalie Zoelly, and
the said Defendant, Alexander Stewart, her
said husband. dissolving the community Of
aequets and gains heretofore existing bet
ween them, and giving to Plaintiff full
power. authority, enjoyment and administra-
ton Of her separate industry and earnings,
that said Plaintiff, Mr~ Rosalie Zoelly wife
of said Defendant, Alexander Stuart, have
Judgment sGAinst her said husband condem-
ming him 70 pay to her the sum of Eighteen
Hundred Dollars with interest on said uum
at the rate Of Five per cent Per year froQ
judicial demand until final payment, md
costs of suit with the privilege and mortgage
granted by Law in favor of married women
on the property movable and immovable of
the said Defendant, and thst Of tho commu-
nifty. ~ y
Thus rendered. read and signed in open
Court, on this 9th day of NCvomber A. d.
1875, q the Parish Of b. John the Baptist,
sisned
q, J. FLAGG,
Judge 9Th Judicial District.
In testimony whereof have heruunfo sct
my hand and aMxed the Seal Of the said
Court, 1t the Fsrish Of 81. John ~ Baptist,
on this 3oth day Of November. In tle year
Of our Lord one thouaand eight hundred and
seventy ave, and In tho l00th yoae of The In
dependence Of the United States.
A. C. BABCOCK,
G. Clerk Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

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