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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
A sLNP THE FACE.

hn editorial in last week'ssDe0aocrdt
informed its readers, in substanee, that
Democrats were ''going back" on their
candidate for County Judge, S. A.
Johns, Esq. We don't write this arti-
c'e to dispute the truthtufncss of this
assertion, but to express our exceeding
astonishmemt at reading so truthful a
statement emanatirg from such a
source! A Democratic paper-a 'red
hot" Democratic paper--amnouncing TO
its readers that Democrats were refus-
ing to vote for tue strongest man on
their ticket Imferential!y making the
statement that the Democratic ticket of
Linn county is so weak, has so little
strength, that evon Cred hot" Demo-
Gratis could not stand it, and were
therefore only awaiting election day to
bolt Il entirely. Candor compeIs us to
say that our cotemporary adds, that he
hopes Democrats will think better of
iG, and conclude to vote the straight
ticket, but then the manner OF saying
this much is so careless and indifferent,
that one is led to believe that there ii
little heart in it. We are beginning to
he ashamed OF our cotemporary. Why,
old boy, the canvass has hardly opened
as jet, and it speaks very little for your
courage to give up, bag and baggage,
SO extremely early. Cheer up,my little
bantam, AID even if you have neither
spurs nor comb. keep up terrible cack-
ling just as. though YOU had, and you
may induce at least few "red hot''
Democrats To vote part If the ticket.
Come, take a dried apple, or even
Sei1litz powder, anything light that you
can stand up under and that viii cheer
sou aid keep mp your ''red hot cour-
age until lection day, aud rush up edi-
toriaIs like this ssDemocrats OF Old
Linn are unit-all differences you'll
have TO be consistent for once, ,ycu know,
and acknowledge there hare been diff
.f;ere,sces) have been healed Gal! through
your 'red hot" !" aggressive, Democratic
sheet, of course), and now we have ,0s-
dying confidence IL, an entire and ovdr-
wheI.ning victory at the polls in June
Democrats, your General bids youcheer
up-ss often IS you have the necessary
stamps!" OF course, you needn't cory
the above rer6atlns, but you can ''fix"
it up, you know ian old thing with you
of course) and it'll pass as original as
most of the heavy leaders in Demo
cratic sheet run by water AtaIl events.
if you must "sOur" on a part OF the
Democratic ticket, don't "go for'' Judge
Johns, As be may not let you of so
easy the next whiz, as he did the other
day.
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snEaIrFs SAFE.

DY VIRTUE E OF writ Of execution issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court Of the State of Oregon
for for in The sa II VS. L E. sad id Win snsr
est thereon at the rate OF one gser cent 1per
, ea ccsa r ts ess sss S oi IS osseer s II ls5S MI
Davis, plnintifIs. nild AGAINST w. H. Roland,
nie nEs sSe % e aa m se Bsar e os se
gold coin, iIs hand paid on day of sa.le, in front
Linn county OrGgons on
Saturday. Tie IUth day ef June, 1876,
ssd III v n the r rscrad y sils M @ s,s 9i
the right. tItle. Interest," possession and right
land. IN and 10 the foaosang describcd real Is
'ssIS Bsin Ii in.is on me -ssess corner Of he
Isl fiftceh south 81 thres Isl west Of VII
TO innd 0Waedlly PislIfps; Themes west twenty
half l27Hl chains, thence west twenty tsp
chains, thence. north twenty and one-haIf
thence east forty tel chaasss 70 the place OF be-
also the following described premises. fo-wtt:
beginning at stake sixty s6oI rods west of
the southeast cnEller 0E section twnnty-seyen
t4i west Of willamette meridian aud running
themes north sa rolls thence west
t3Slroda. thence east Ez5j rods 10 the
RoSs Pso op 81 eSs A e oss 81 asrss
re point on the eRstsAde of the donation claim
six links Ifs $4,000 sn.aih nom the snufheast
corner ug a lot deDdNd ar1 conveyed by Alex
'is N towsip No ' assrsee il sonih 81 ras
two III west of THE aAridia1s, In rho
ming iheneI. sa5if eive IIal r6s hsnse ssssst
thirteen ff3} rods and ten links, thence north
and ten links 10 tlls place Of beginning, and
containing one aero more or tees and also the
ls Ptr f ~ IN a
tsFenty-eIgfst rods 10 the southeast ceener of
and onehaif RODS fisslse sl
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TEE mARRD HStREAsE Of Tnnx RE.
PUBaHGAN PARTY IN LINN
COUNTY.

While we have been confident for
some time past, that the ma sjority of the
voters of Linn county were Repnbli-
cans, we had no idea how the leading
Democrats of the county were coming
into, and gladly embracing, tho great
party of reform and retrenchment, and
therefore when petition headed, tive
the undersigned Republicans" etc., was
handed to us. on Monday last, and we
saw the names of prolnintnt, leading
Democrats of former times appended
thereto, we were agreeably surprised.
And so it is, men who have fought all
their lives under the banner of Democ-
racy, have at last, in their later years,
seen the error OF their ways, and are
throwing off their allegiance to it-not
few and feeble In numbers, but by
scores, and those. who once were the
flower of tie flock, the Chief men of the
party OF course, we are glad to see
our ncighbors and friends really awake
to their duty, aud feel like welcoming
them in the language of the poet:
.'As long as the lamp holds ont to burn,
The viIeSt sinner may return
Could anything be nlore cheerful
than this i? With an uudoubted good
ticket, platform that meets universal
approval, and old-time, died-in-the-wool
Democrats joining tine great Republi-
can party by scores, no dissensiors or
strife in our own party. What is there to
hinder the election of the entire ltepub-
lican ticket iu Linn county. Every day
adds but to our strength and the GER
tairty Of grand Republican victory.
Let the ides of June speak for us.
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The Republicans party Of Oregon In con-
veDtiOn assembled. makes this declaration
of its principles and policy:
11es0leeta. That in This Centennial year of
our devotion to those fundamental princi-
pies upon which the republic and the Re-
publican party were founded. Among
these are
l. Unswcrying fidelity to the eonstitu-
ton and the .perpetuity OF the Union.
2. The preservation of the liberties and
equal rights of all citizens throughout the
/, nation, and the impartial administration of
the laws in every part of the country, for
the protection anti enforcement of public
and private rights and the punishment of
violence and crimes.
3. Pure and economical administration
of every department of the government,
State and national. aud We pledge the sup
port OF the Republican, party to all meas
urt,s honestly proposed and wisely design
ed to promote tire moral and material pros
.perity of the people.
4. That a well in<tr1eted people alOue c:ip
be permanently free, 1t is therefore essen
tili that the public school system shall be
maintained In or1ler tlIat every child may
receive such etllcation rs will fit him tor
useful citizenship. and we are uaaIterably
opposed to any division of public school
money for any purpose whatever.
5. That while VIE are in favor of rev.
enue for the support Of the general govern
nleut by duties upon imports, sound policy
requires such adjustment of those imposts
as to encourage the development of the in
dustrial interest of the whole country, and
We commend that policy Of national ex-
change which secures to the working men
liberal wages, to agriculture remuneratiye
prices, Go mechanics and manufacturers an
adequate reward for their skill. labor and
enterprise. and tp the nation commercial
prosperity and Independence.
6. That tile best Interests of all citizens
of every conditiea AMI pursuit imperative
ly demand the speediest return to specie
basis of valIIes sIId cilrrency. ami we hail
with qualification the act of Republican
Congress definitely providing for that end.
4. That we are lii favor of rIntirilg pros
ecution and punishment OF public fraud
and crime. straw-bi,ltling aud speculation
in office, wherever existing. and we repeat
the Injunction, Let no gnilty man escape -
s. We demand that our national cantli-
dates shall be men of tried Integrity, who
will carry out this policy of reform. and
preserve inyEnlate the great results of the
war.
8. We arraign the present State admins
tration and its supporters ~ corrupt and
prHfiigtte. They Ilave robbed the COM
mon school fund; they lave been guilty of
partiZan legislation they have sqlIantlcred
our pafrimony In lands. and heapeti upon
tIs debt of over $500. 600 III direct viola
tion OF tle constitutions.
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STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL.
srEER1EF . SALE.

pY WRITE 4 of u writ of exeeyli ion issued out
1D of the Circuit Court of The State of Oregon
for Linn county, 10 me directs.d and delivered.
for the of $7SS ~ In T.. s. gold coin. with
interest thereon at the rate Of one per cent per
month from the 14th day of March, 1875. and
the further of $l5 40, cnsts and for accr,I-
ing costs, in favor of f. III. Ruiarss and against
L. n. Beach. ] have levied upon and viii pro
coed to sell Mt public auction to the highest
bidder. for U. S. gold coin In hand paid on day
of sale. in front OF tire Court House door, In the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 13th day Of Nay, 1875,
at the hour of O'Clock u. OF said day. all thss
following described pieces. parcels or tracts cf
land, fU-wit:
Lot No. Z In block No. ~, iu the city 0f Alba
ny. together with all and singular tile tene-
nierfs. .hcreditaments T. and uppuIteaa there
unto belonging or in anywise aDl,ertmtiliiig. 10
satisfy said execution, costs md acertiug costs.
Dated, Apr. II, 1876. T.. e. RICE, -
3owl Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon
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Ashland. Or. March
Executors sale OF Real Essna~.

IN authority of the last viii and Testament VI
Dem1ls Beach, dcceascd, the undersigned win,
saturday, enc 2sth dany or sEay, 1@s@,
At The hour Of one o'clock In the aasernoon cg
Albany. In The county Of Linn and state or tDr-
p II ss II # IT., p,s , 70 shs 2 nISsss I'D
the said Demus Beach, deceased, In and 20 Skgs
real Ts rNEy Nay,s,,' SsS,1rsing % iG tne M @s. r% e
interest of said deceased in said properly Is AN
1nis,dsd s,.s . half and hnewn ca the Alhany
Wharf lots nnnabcr two. three and fDuF, anal
lots IisI1s one and TIVE In block nunsoer four
q Albany. fosseth her With the undivided hn11 0G
miII-rsce leading and running fson ths cais.
f,soia river from y point at or above the lnjlI-
fhe magnolia Nils froin the point which
said niiil-faec crosses the land claim Of Waiter
Monfeith, until the said water enters the WlI-
lanette river; also the right of way for sRtA
Thomas Monfcith from the land Of snld walter
AIontcifh. to and across lots ts, No. = and =
ted rs said race runs, together with the appuF~
tenallccs. rights and privileges fhercunt0 be-
for worEnen with horses, carts. and crrisTea.
at any and all tizssess through the hand o.
nailI.racss Issr fise psT7Mse cf
ana repairing the said race with liberty 10 fmln
aa sfn = sr@ns VIM sS % "a
| aisss ahe following individual properly or SMid
i1i Tie saId city al Albany. with ths dweiiinsr ~
hauae thereon together with the Mrpnrte-
' TERsfs or sALE.--Tiae said parsnerslIp prny,.
| erty which embraces tfe Albany CitY Mills,s'
pait on the day az sale one-t hir IN ak aosa ~
[ and cne-third In nine montha. with Interest ON
Tic ssa sesR sd e si progeny ~
be sold for cash, gold coin. In hand. Deedawi1I
ns ssecutesi on ful Iasinenso o,1S as shS % gqESase
Ee.,,sr NJ ,,,s, Isf viii .,,,<s = a e.,
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HORSE MEN,
LooK
TO YOUR INTERESTS.
~
WILL MAKE THE INCOMING SEASON,
J. from April 5th to July 18th, with
WHITE PRINCE.
AND
PRIDE OF PERCHE.

one of the stations brought out from the Enss
win be at the stable of nEAN 4 DAvIDsuN.
Salem, ON Mondays -. Ha., Fridays p. nae
and Thursdays q. IA. OF rnch week during fhw
season. at the stable OF A. II. MARSHALL.
WHITE PRINCE is in good cOnsif ion. and h
generally known as having proven hiiaeeis q
No; 81, Si9es e. b noTse; s.s;;,,,,,,
TO Ohio Ia 1s7t. and made the 0f rs iss
Wisconsin,. He lisa dark dappicg gray, well forrs-
free. easy action thai have never seen eQIinie6
in any horse OF his size: will weigh Il. good
condition. l,S0O pounds.
1t has long been my ambition 10 he able fO
supply the horse breeders of Oregon With n
breed of large horses and concentFisiesf F1g1rr-
from which could be bred when crtsssrd urr.a
the common mares of the country, n unffSrI1a
coupled with style. action and stamina. Tss
supply the above want. after careful cxmmltas
lccte.l the Percheron family. The oldest snlis
from White Prince are coming years Fs8sl.
fact has been acco plishesi, as they are aii uni.
form in general max an, Mud show the m1nrls
of any other horse in he STATE. whsi her bred
from he fnl bss5i- high-ssrsa,le Prrrher0u ,gond
the Fl enc ef .in M nny 1r rss ~
In offsFfT !. the ser, ices OF the above h0TNcs
The bre..sie, Of oregon u Il il m not an nnlried
as it is 2J years since their introdr rcfi0n into
Ohio. and 10 years into illinois, and wherever
ton The one-iour1i ii a nc one-ha IL biootis 6riS
nlof,. han double The price of the good conmsli
stock unable 10 supply tho demand for
them.
come. demand for the colts nj good prices for
stock purposes. rEpus.
$50 the season. or fur mares for 9loo In Z.
S. gold cniIs, e1capt White Prince flltes-tlicy
Will be bred by special agreement.
Ashland, Or, March 81, ls7c-ss
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sssaGRTx THAT

Republicans all over Linn county are
cheerfnlly working, believing that VIC
tory will certainly perch on,our banner.
The heretofore stronghoIds, of Democ-
racy are wavering part of the DemD-
cratic ticket is very objectionable to tsle
party, and this weakens the whole
ticket. That the Democrats
ticket viii be scratched badly, no
honest, vol informed Democrat will
deny; and when the scratching business
once commences, every ssscratcll'' in
duces another. This scratching and
boiling the ticket, and general dissatis.
faction and chagrin among Democrats
at the character Of the ticket put MP fou
them to vote, adds strength 70 tie Re.
publican ticket, bpSked as il i by 4
united taud earnest party. With >
united spd confident party opposed q
she dem0xnlized and Indifferent De
nOerscy Of Isian, md with q tickel
conpOssd Of the bsss men h, the conn
II, re can not bat be successful at the
polls in Jnne Mark that.
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L is belierea that ehoatl be ne.

It is believed that ehouIl the next
Legislature, By any possibility, be Dem
ocratic, Gen. Nesu1ith will be the sue
cessor Of Mr.. Kelly in the U. s. Sem
ate. in spite Of all the trickery Of Gov.
Grover aud his tools to secure the seat.
now eonsoling Dsnst 10 this retiecsion
tc Gov. Grover, when he looks back
and reCounts the vast amount of dirty
work he has done and caused to be
done 20 seenre fog hiGaaelf tle coveted
piize Of ) eaat in tie E. 8. Senate.
Poor GrOYes. lie win be known for d
few years more ss an ambitious bat ur,
pritsipled politician, somewhat gifted
IN low cunning, but withop1 ) single
noble trait Of eaasacter. Sacl chasac-
ters pass into Oblivion with q breath
Is soon as their remains are covered By
the clods Uf tie valley.
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eAarss. .sa,.... ens 6. z. :. n. Go.

J = s s.
The Times Washington-sp special says
petition has just been received here
from California asking Congress to APP
point a joint committee, to sit in San
Francisco during the recess, to inquire
into the affairs of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. the affairs of the
firm of Chas. Croker s. CO., and OF
the Contract and Finance Company.
The petition also asks that legislation
be postponed until the commission have
reported the facts and the petitioners
promise to make good the serious ale
cations contained III the petition. Pc
t,tioners allege that various gifts and
subsidies to the Central Pacific have
exceeded in value S125 900, ,000, besides
bonds issued and secured by mortgages
on the road to the amount of SGT ,000.-
900 more. They say the construction is
OF the fiimSiest character, aud that the
road as constructed could be built for
S35. 900, 900. The petition charges that
the managers of the company, whcm it
names as Leland stanford, Mark Hop
kine, e. +. Huntington and Chas.
Croker, formed the firm known as
Clas. Crocker tE Co, of which all the
managers were members and that they
let to this company the contract for
bui'ding the road at the most extraya-
gant prices, dividing the profits among
themselves. Frauds are alleged IN con-
nexion with the finance committee Of
which it is stated tie managers are mem-
bers. One of the most serious charges
is that the outlay of money to keep the
road in repairs is SO small that the ties
and trcst!es and iron rails arc in bad
condition and unsafe for the Transports
tion of passengers. The petitioners ask
an investigation on the ground that
they are stockholders IN the road and
are unable to obtain any share of tile
profits, and cannot secure their rights
through the courts, because tile inI-
mense resources of the MANAGERS enable
them to obtain the most skilltul counsel
and invoke the laws delay. Tie petit
ton makes out case against the Gem
tral Pacific which if sustained would
he even worse than the Credit Mobilier
frauds in the construction of the Union
Pacific.
Among the signers of petition pre-
sented by Sargent are John Robinson,
.Anthony England AMI Anthony Coats,
who state they are stockholders of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company and
that they are refused payment of their
proportions of the earning and profits.
Robinson, Anthony and Ege, in their
petition presented to the Senate to-day,
state that their interests are identical
with those of the German government
to compel the managers to retire S27,-
90 900 ot the bonds illegally issued in
excess OF the actual cost of the read,
and that they, the petitioners, being
men of small means, cannot enforce their
rights in courts without unsupportal,le
expense and delay, ETC., therefore, III
their extreme need, they came TO Con-
grcsS.
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Executors sale Of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED, remaining executor of
L tie last W III ant q fessi ament Of DeInus Beach.
deceased. Lutte of fhe city of Albany, by author
1t of said i'll. viii sell at private sae certain
real estate belonging TO tile estate OF said de-
ceased, consisting of n residence ardun uDfifyi-
tiCd one half In the Albany City FIGURING Mills,
vii h the appurtenanccs also, certain real es-
tate in the Town OF Buena Vista, in the county
of Polk. consist ing of a One-thfrtl interest in
the Steam saw Rxiil, and several town lots.
Persons wishing to exnmine the pr0nerty and
leai II tlis terms OF sale, &c.: enquire OF
JOHN CONNER,
Rcrnsir5fne Executor of said Estate.
Albany, oregon, March %, 1S76-27vSw4
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Exec..tor.s Notice.

NOTICE If hereby given that letters festa-
~ nlentary have been issued to the under
siwnsssI mon the est ate Of VIM III. Mendenhall.
deceased, by ffae County Court of Linn county,
Oregon, hearing date March 1th, 1876. All per.
SONS fSeyffTg ci:ffEaEs against re es@te are re-
qnired to present them, with the proper youch
ers, within sfa lssonfh from tire date OF this
notice, TO he said executor, ut bis residence
forty nsiies cast of Albany.
JACOB INCIDENTALLY.
March 10, fS76l25yS~ Executor.
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COG AC1ES 2
Large and Valuable Tract OF
Farming Land for SaIc.

THREE iIJTNpEED ACRES Of p,oW land. 400
Il OF which Is rich bottom land. On the prem
iSes are fair buildings. house, barn, granary,
sheds. etc: also good hearing orchard of fr1iit
trees 200 acres of the very best PASTURE land
of f,irlnf,, hand when ie,,rtsd never f:,ii,, =
stream OF water rnns tlliSs.igh Tho farm: There
il also splendid quarry of lfillc-sock on the
place, prom onnced by experts \ rock. Four
hundred acres are under fence. II is one of he
most desirable and cheapest farms in Douglas
county. lying I miles from the d. & &. saiIrttfi
at Oakland. For particulars rs to lIItee, etc.,
apply, III this cIry,to
J. II. BouGHToS, NJ. d.
Albany. May II. 1875.
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On the 18th, at Rondesu, Ont, :
scl.OoIlOase was struck by lightning,
the fash appearing TO explode al around
the building. The children were plays
ing N the yard at the time, and nearly
dozen were knocked down, instantly
killing one. seriously iejuring six. and
slightly i'juring three others,
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The N. Y. Tribune freely acknowl-
edges that since the investigation,
Blaine comes out without blemish or
stain upon his reputation.
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LUNAIIcs on THE STAND -Occa-
sionalIy lunatic finds his way 10 the
Democratic committee room. A short
time since one of these aldIed-braiDed
it,divilua.s was placed upon the stand.
He was the poseessor of State secret,
that, once told, would blow lhe Repub-
iican camp sky high. Gradually he
approached the fatal revelation. Itwas
hone other than that Presideut Grant
had called upon him At midnight and
begged him not TO appear before the
committee. Here was grand bonanza,
but it faded from sight when tie Wit
ness declared that his door was locked,
he was in bed, and that Grants spirit
came 10 at the window. The committee
could have been purchased cheap.
They thought. or the Democratic nem-
bers did, that they had caught the
President at last, but when they discoy-
cred that tl,cy had only got his spirit,
ard that from the lips Of . lanatic, they
dropped tie pursuit ard discharged the
witness. Whas next? When the jail
and the asylum tail to convict, lgern
what source viii these Bourbon inquisi-
tors procure the desired evidenCeY
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NWFre-E,

"HEREAs my wife, Anna Eliza sclvester,
w without prov ocaT ION, lfls left NY
bed and board for PARTS ulknOwn n, J. Sstixfszel
SeRester, hereby notify all wit b whom she may
deal that they Illtfst deal with her at their
risk. as will NOT stand responsible for any OF
her debts, contracts or liabilities
SAMC FL SYLVESTER.
March H. ls76-w4n26
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In the Annual Methodist Conference
at Baltimore OH Tuesday, resolution
was offered that yemen be eligible to
the Office Of leaders steward, exhorter
and cal preacher.
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We see By Wednesdays 0regoaia,,
that Multuomah County Republican
Convention. which met in Portland OF
the 10th, has nominated our former
townkman. Hon. n. c. George, as one
Of its State Senatorial candidates, and
Judge w. s. Newbury as one of its
candidates for Representative. Both
are first-class men, aud will certainly
grace our Legislative halls this winter.
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Lebanon Hotel,
>. N. CLAUGHTON, PROP'R.
LEBANON. OREx,OS.

HOUSE newly. Furnished throughout. The
Il best the market afford aIw w on the tabl
The postofiice Is next door to flsis House, Fssii
which the stage leaves for AlI5any at O'Clock
n. u. and returning arrives OF 6 D,clnct r. II.
CoHyeyNHces procurBts for parties wishing To
visit tile Soda Springs. Library and reading
guests OF the house. aFsa,s8
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RoTEaATCHa !

a Ii PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
"A by note or account 10 John Briggs are
hereby notified that he calls for O. settlement,
and requests that They wlll govern themselves
accordingly. JOHN BRIGGS.
Albany Dee. 81 1s55.lfss
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We have been asked when the elec-
ton for Congressman in Oregon will
transpire. BY act Of Congress thepec-
pie of Oregon viii elect Mr.. Blaine
President of the United States, and
Richard Williams TO seat in Congress,
on the same day-next November.
Only Legislative and county officers sre
to be elected issJnae.