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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-13
MOLINE.
nMConncil meeting tonight.


BGCharles Reese did not open his bill
lard hall on Saturday evening as was ex-
pected. Tomorrow evening has been de-
termined on for the grand supper. Look
out for big time.
BgRev. J. W. Henry, of the Baptist
church and son of a missionary to the
South Sea Islands. will deliver lecture to
morrow evening. Subject: The South
Sea Islands and their inhabitants. The
theme will no doubt be ably handled.
B1rTHE ARGUS can be had at Glen
denim & Martin drug store every evening
Those desiring to subscribe can leave sub
scriptions there. Persons residing on the
bluff, who want to subscribe, can get their
paper at the Crug store every evening be-
fore the post Office closes.
n9~The churches were we'll filled yes
terday. The sermon at the Congrega-
tional church, in the morning, by Rev. E. G..
Barnard was one of his very best efforts
and was replete with brilliant ideas and
mastery logic The church was crowded.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard subject was, "Evolu
ton, and the Bible" At the Methodist
in the evening Rev. J. W. Haney's dis
course was on Jonah and Nineveh." 1t
was not as able sermon as Rev. Mr.. III.
can deliver. Some parts of the discourse
were good, but the remainder was not I'D
to expectations. In fact it was rather
weak,
Highway Commissioners.
The board of highway commissioners
met Saturday Now 18th, 1876, pursuant
to adjournment. Present, commissioners
Harwood, Benson and Heck
/ The bids for building the walls Of cattle
guard on Hunts farm were opened and
read and were as follows: G. f, Calkins
81, 80 per perch, z. Peterson Il Bro. $3.50:
G. B. Head $40; Huey & Co., So, so;
Thos. Wirsing, $500 j. G. Heck, $3.50.
On motion of Com'r. Heck seconded by
| Harw0od, the contract was awarded tC
Peterson Il Bro. and $25 allowed them on
account
The bill of Dimock, Gould 4 Co., for
Sal. 90 was allowed and ordered paid
The bills ofG w. Heck. for 1910 anc
$ll2,50 were read and paid
Board adjourned to meet Nov. 18th
1876, at P. NJ.
VIM Turner, Town Clerk.
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NICE RULING done at The ARGUS
BNDERY, Leave ORDERS at the counting
room, re
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-13
Letter from John Boyle.

Last summer, John Boyle, for many
years in the employ of Mr., Scobey, and
afterwards Of Mr.. Turner, received news
of the death of brother in California
and that be was heir to some prop
erty there. He left at once for the Sierra
Valley, to take possession, and this
morning we received the following letter
from hun:
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POLICE CASES.
Before Police Magistrate Chopper.

On Saturday night as Mr.. Frank Freger,
of this city, was returning from
Davenport via the bridge he was
confronted at the west end Of Sylvan
Water bridge by young man who de-
manded his money. Instead of complying
with the request of the robber Mr.. Freger
seized the man and called for help. Mr..
Fish, guard No. ], at the east eud of the
bridge, heard the calls and went to his
assistance. The two pen started with
their prisoner for the guard house, but
just as they arrived there TIE rascal made
break for liberty and succeeded in es.
Gaping in the darkness. A description of
the man was given to the police and last
night Deputy Marshal Miller ordered Po-
hceman Metsch to arrest a young fellow
who gives the name of Frank Stewart, as
he answered the description exactly. He
did not give very satisfactory account Of
himself, and as Mr.. Freger recognized
him as being the person who attempted
the robbery he was taken to Jail. This
morning he was brought before the magis-
trate, but he asked for continuance aud
it was granted until 10 o'clock tomorrow
| morning
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Before Justice Pipklav.

The following case was found on the city
marshals record this morning-Justice
Pinkley not having mentioned it to the
reporter:
Charles Coyne was arrested on election
day by City Marshal HAYES, on complaint
VIM. Blanchard, who charged him with
having obtained goods under false preten-
ses-going to the grocery store of Blan-
chard & Bailey and telling the former that
Mr.. Bailey had sent him after a can of
oysters-which Mr.. Bailey denied On
the examination Coyne produced witnesses
who heard Bailey tell him to get the oys-
tiers on his account, while Bailey swore
that he had never said so. Coyne was
discharged,
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And from Florida the following:

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov 1.-THE circumstances
which attended the election itself were peculiar,
and OF kind to indicate clearly the desperate and
Inscriptions game which the Republican party
have undertaken to play in this state in order to
secure their continuance in national power. 1t is
tact, which cannot be too plainly emphatically
tated, that so far as 1t in their power
troll the election, they made of it perfect farce
Ourlesque OF free ballot. The Republican leaders
were Instructed to carry the state all hazards and
they did and are now doing and will continue to
do their best to carry out their infamous nstruc-
tons. After signing an agreement with the Demo
Gratis, the leaders of the Republican party in some
counties as in jefferson, broke their pledges and
elected Democratic challengers from the polls and
would not allow them to remain near the win
dOWs of the room where the voting was being
done, They have all the election machinery in
their own hands.
Not only Florida is interested but the nation,
Constitutional government is trial, and
our enemies, backed by the bayonets of the
nation are permitted to crush out Florida then the
liberties of the nation die with her
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From Louisiana, the following:

New ORLEANS, Nov 1850 p, MIN converse
ton tonight Attorney-Gen Steele, late Judge SUI
peror of the criminal court admitted the state had
gone Democratic by a small majority. He said
further that his party leaders had spent "A hours at
the custom-house in figuring and estimating the
parish kreturns bat that the stubborn fact stared
them in the face, and they couldn't overcome 1t,
even by throwing out the five parishes. He didn't
tell. however, the plan arranged to overcome the
Democratic majority, which is this: They will
now stuff of the parish ballot-boxes: then
make their returns and tally lists compare with
the votes in the boxes and having refused to sign
the Democratic tally lists and having majority OF
election officers to sign and swear to theirs they
present their side backed with atheir fraudulent
but strong proof to the returning board, and IL
TINT WAY overcome the Democratic mainrifv
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We will give $500 to any one that will
produce handsomers set of stove patterns
than the Victoria soft coal self feeding
stove at David Don's. ll-13dtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-13

Old sewing machines made new by Haz-
Yard Il Bro, in Wilson sewing machine
office, No. 209 Main street, Davenport,
Iowa. 13d&wtf.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-13

ANTHRACITE Coal, all sizes, the bright
est and cleanest in the market, for sale by
E. g. Frazer. Call and examine it.
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HARDCoAL at Ffazers warehouse on
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-13

&s Sec large adyestisems 4 !,
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A Good Business Stand for Sale

" z UJH.
Barley-S0.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
OUR LEGlSLATURE.

Our Legislature, by resolution of the
Senate, is to subside to-day, having held
the full legal time. The question aris-
es, what has this body done to entitle
it to the thanks of the people of Ore
gon? As the reform Democratic
party have large majority of the MEM
bershlp, whatever of odium has been
earned by the Legislature will be
charged upon the Democratic party.
1t Is true the party succeeded, in the
old way, in electing Gov. Grover to the
U. S. Senate, and are entitled to all tic
blame or good there is in snch selec-
tton-but have they, the Democratic
majority, done anything, so far, to en-
title them to even the thanks of the
people? Have they kept their pledges,
made III the canvass, OF "reform" and
''retrenchment 30 Have not the expen-
scs of running the State Government
been increased instead OF decreased
las not the whole burden of the Legis.
lature been to increase the number o.
pensions (of1icers) on the peoplc, giving
all snch handsome salaries, an increas.
ing the salaries of the present officials
Just what has been the result of the
ninth biennial session of the Oregon
Legislature will soon be known to tho
people, as the grand summing up viii
soon be made.
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SUMMONS


In the Circnit Court of the State of OREGON,
for the county of Linn.
Thomas H. Grimes, Plaintiff. VS.. Indiana Hits
Leonard, wife, and William Leonard, husband
Defendants.
Suit in equity to remove cloud from title.
To Indiana Hits Leonard and William Leon
ard, the aDoy named defendants-ln the name
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint of the above named plaintiff IN the
above entitled court, now on file with the Clerk
of said court. wit hin ten days from the date OF
this service upon you, If served in Linn county;
but if served III any other county in the Stale
of Oregon, then within twenty days from the
date OF the service of this summons upon you
then you are required to answer the said COM
plalnf by the first day of the next regular term
of said court, to be holden in Linn county, Ore
gon, to wit,
Monday, October 23d. 1876,
and YOU are hereby notified that if you fail to
aOoear and answer said complaint rs hereby
REQUIRED, the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in his complaint,
which Is that YOU cancel mortgage given
by plaintiff on $50 acres of land of which
he is seised III fee simple III Linn county.
to secure the pa ynient by piaintiffto defenian
Indiana Hits, now Leonard. of the sum OF
81 600. 90 in u. s. gold coin, with ten per cent
interest, which sum has been paid in full and
which morris gage, uncanceled is cloud upon
plaintiff's title aforesaid, and for one hundred
mcntS of this suit TO DE taxed.
WHITNEY & MONTAXYE.
Attorneys for piff.
Published by order of the Honorable B. F
Bonham, Judge of said court, which order l.
dated August 5th, 1876. taugl1n46vs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

On Wednesday the Indians at Stand
ing Rock signed a treaty relinquishing
the Black Hills.
There were eight yellow fever inter-
ments at Savannah on the 18th.
There were but three deaths from
yellow lever at Savannah on the 18th.
B.F. Nourse Of Boston, has declined
to serve ON the silver commission.
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Centaur
[IIliInents.
[Letter from a Post,aas,er.1

Letter from II Postmaster.
'ASTICCH, ILL, Dec. l, 1871.
t'MESSRs. J. e. ROSE & Co.:
MY wife has for ling lime. been terrible
physicians nd many remedies. The only thing
which has ri ren her relief Is Centanr Lininen6
am trjoiccd 10 say this has curcd her. am
W II. RING.
THIS is sample of many thousand est imonf-
ais received. of wonderful effected by the
Ccuiaur L.ininlcnt. The ingredients of his ar
tice are pupiiSstFi af'oTpntl each bottle 1t con-
tarbolic. and ingredients hitherto little known
1t is an indisp: able f5cI that he Cent Linz
ment Is performing Anore cures Of swellings,
~ III Joints. EiEptit,sls Rtttnisi ism, EeFsrn!gfa
ScfttlCit, Cakcd BREASTS. lock ia &c, han all
the other IininlentS, EanDrSNt flFFs. 1Et Rncfss
SAlves. Ointments and DiESfcrs now IN uSt
For 1oot hacEfe. EaracIA. Weak Back. Itch anf
Cutaneous Ert,Df ions. 1t is adnlirs;,c. II
burns and scslieis iIhoui n scar. Extracts poi-
from bites and stYgs and IBeals fresr-lifGS
and chilIlplNias, in Sso4t lippe- No family
aIIor'l TO b's without the Centzur 1iu5meHts .
wIii'e wrapper
l. assaIatetI to ne :oSh skin. muscles and flesh
OF he animal creation. Its effects upon seyet ~
cases of SinaVIn. Sgee1ly, Wind Gall, big TIetG1
Strd Foil r, il. are little less han marvellous.
McsSrs j. Mcclure & Co, Druggists. corner 81
Elm and Front streets. tfncinn nj |. ohio.
I'm our ncIg hborhos-i nrrtnIer OF transfers
u>ing tile CentSGr S-fnixnsnt- They pro-
nouncr il superior t0 anything Ensy have ever
v|c7t We sell "a nigh - four e, tfxe doarr1s hot
We f1yTC thousands of sinfiiar testimonials.
For Wounds. tSts, sciSiic cifss=. Ring-be<as & L >
aIltt ffDT Ss:iev Worm Tsr sAcep II has nes rTv AL
this i.inin,fIi' ]; remedy w}sSea il wos1 hum
6rcd times its cost.
Laboratory o4 T. T. Rose & CO..
s. Dcy stree. S~W S@E;s-
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S9999ee

A~AA - Can't be made by every agent
V00O every month in the business we
0SSS furnish, but those willing to
work can easily earn dozen dol
lars day right in their own localities. Have
no room to explain here. business pleasant
and honorable. Women, and boys and girls do
as well men. We will furnish you
piete Outfit free The business pays better than
anyt hing else. We will bear expense of start
ing you. Particulars free. Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and dauSls
ters, and MI classes in need of paying work ut
home, should write to us about the work at
once. Now il the time Don't delay. Address
TRI K & Co., Agusta, Maine. tn26v9.l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
~ IMPORTANT M4TTEF.

IS it is Of the greatest Importance
that the member of Congress elected
from this State should be of the same
party with the majority in the House,
aid as it is now settled beyond a rea-
sonable doubt that the next Congress
will be largely Republican, therefore
cur people should not fail to elect Dick
Williams. Mr.. Williams being of the
same party with the majority in both
branches of our National Legislature,
would have more influence, of course,
tlIan a Democrat, and therefore greater
power to serve his State. Besides hav-
ing the advantage OF standing with the
majority III ColIgre :, Mr.. Williams has
the advantage OF being well-informed
gehtlemar; ripe scholar; is one of the
most prominent lawyers on the Pacific
coast, and is a statesman of broad and
comprehensive views. IN all these and
many otlier points SIR. Williams has
largely the advantage OF his Democratic
opponent, Mr. Lane. With Mr.. Will
1jams in the House we shall have man
who will always command the respect
,f his fellow members, and man who
las tie ability AMI will to serve his
State ard her people to advantage.
Let us send man of whom we will not
he ashamed but rather proud because of
his ability and stardiug-let US send
Hon. Richard Williams.
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TIE FTTt-RE bright WITH PROM
LSE.

In the cle,t ,tion the other day in In
diana, while the Democrats elected the
Governor the Republicans made gain
of. four CongrcS>men. The Republicans
carried Oi.io by more than ten thousand,
gaining six Congressman. The Legis-
latures OF both States are largely Repub-
lican. Assuming the same ratio of
gains IN the States that went off in the
tidal wave OF 1874, the next Congress,
instead of seventy majority Confederate,
there will be a Republican majority OF
nearly thirty. The people are perfectly
satisfied with the one-term principle as
applied to the Confederate Congress,
and are more than anxious to apply it
at once. With nearly two-thiros ma
jority in Congress, and Hayes in the
Presidential chair, treason will be made
still more odious; the rights of all men,
white or black, to worship God as their
consc;enees dictate, and to vote in ac-
cordapce with their convictions of duty,
will be assured in the Southern States,
and the whole country will prosper and
flourish as it never has before The
outlook for the success of Republican
principles, and therefore the success and
perinanency of the Union, in November
next, is certainly most cheering. Let
Republicans continue to work until the
day of election, that the majorities for
Hayes and Wheeler may be still greatly
increased.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

Judge Cronin, although no match
for DR.. Watts intellectually, we do him
the justice to say, is rather an adrois
politician, and is a pleasant speaker.
lie impresses one with the idea that he
don't believe what he says himself, and
amt caring a nickel whether you do
or not.
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ALBANY
Collie giate Institute
Albany, =: OREGON.

THE FALL TENN OF this institution will
IL begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, tS76,
with the following
Faculty of instruction
Rev. III. w. STRATTOS, 4. NJ, PreSEIent.
and Professor of Mental and M01ai Science
Rev L. j POWELL y. NJ, Professor OF Math-
emat les and Maj uial Sciences.
II. II. HEWITT, y. NJ, Professor Of Aneient
Languages
Miss MARIA IRVISE, Teacher of Primary
Department.
Miss ELVA BREYsIAN, Teacher of Instrn-
nfa Music.
u. q. RICE, NJ. D., lecturer on Physiology
and Hygiene.
Calendar:
First Tern begins sepfcn,ber4. 1876.
Second fer9Tg DrcyiTf% Move al,eT IL. 1876
Third Tenn beg lirS January -. 1877.
Fourth Term beg salS $prft ., lo13.
Vacation OF one week (ic:'sng tie holidays.
Closing exercises Of the sShpci yeay, jane IS,
1911.
E:ases Of ,Ts3fffozs
COMMON ENGLISH BRANGHES Ter tef'1n. 90
HIGHER BRANCHES, including Prei3aEt.o-
ry Latin and Greek Observation-Disclosures. ii CO
CoLLEGIATE, including Higher Latin and
Greek, Advanced Mathematics. and
Mental and Moral Sciences per ternl.. 13 90
French and German, each, extra ......... ) co
lnstfumen;al Music e..--....--.-..--.. II %
Use of Piano. Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Incden :als ........................ SO
Tuition in all cases required in advance.
Punctnal attendance, neatness, pronlptn 50
/ and ssent!emanly and lLdyiike department VIII
be expected from all who may become members
/ of the school. l.. j. POWELL.
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l. N. c. Stewart, who committed su-
icide Tuesday at Salem, had been a
hard drinker, his wife separating from
him on that account. He claimed rela-
tionship with the royal Stuarts of Scot
land he was a member OF Capital En-
gine Company.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
CUR NEW YORK LETTER
roLI1Ic cAL-sYsTEMAT CHRISTIANITY
RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS THIS WIN
TER-cENTENN1AL TRArEL-cRIME
IN THE CITY
NEW YORK, September IS, 1875.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The agony is well-nigh over. Be-
fore this letter reaches you, Ohio and
Indiana will have elected their State
tickets and their members of Congress,
and indicated their choice for Presi-
dency. If Ohio goes Repablican, and
Indiana Democratic, Tilden will con-
Time the fight to November-if both
go Republican by anything like decisive
majorities, the Democracy will throw
up the sponge at once unless they de-
eide upon some fraudulent stroke for
carrying enough States in November.
Tilden has conducted the campaign in
person, and has fought it with des-
peration and skill unknown III partisan
politics. The country has never been
so thoroughly and systematically del
ugcd with documents, and never have
been documents prepared with such
care. Recognizing the fact that Ohio
! and Indiana We're the real battle
grounds, the heavy forces were sent
| thitier, and the barrels of money were
unheaded in those States. The Green
hack party was a piece of his work.
TiIden lad skill enough to avail him.
self of tho innocence of Cooper, and the
vanity and cupidity of Cary. The Re-
publican party being more intelligent
than the Democratic, and more given
to individual opinion, and embracing
As it does, the business men of the
country, who are effected by the cur.
rency question, Mr.. Tilden saw that
more Republican votes than Democratic
| would go off III that movement, and he
put it on foot. It is his money that is
pushing it-he pays the halls and the
spcakers-hc pays for the documents
they have issued, and in short, tnougf
some of the actors in it do not know it
it is his machine.
The loss OF Ohio and Indiana in Oc
tober, does not end the fight so far a
the Republicans are concerned, how
ever. We can lose both those States
in October and carry them in Noyem
Der, for in October the Republican party
is loaded with local issues which arr
not on their shoulders in pnrely Presi
dental race In Ohio thousands of Re
pubIicans will scratch Barnes, tho Re
publican head of the State ticket, who
in November will vote for Hayes. Anc
besides we can lose either of thcs,
States, and still elect Hayes, while th'
loss of either to TiIden will be fatal
We shall see next Tuesday. ThougI
the results thus far justify the anticipa
. tion of an easy victory, we are looking
with intense anxiety westward.
a SYSTEMATIC CHRISTIAN.
] The head OF the great Metal Hous
of Phelps, Dodge & Co., is Mr.. Wi
liam E. Dodge, known more, however
for his enterprising piety than for hi
enormous business and wealth. Nf
Dodge is man wto carries busine.
principles into his religion, and uses tt
same system in the one that he does
tie other. Being man of enormol
wealth, he opens a bushel OF letter
: more or less, every day, from wea
f churches, distressed pastors, and star
a ing colleges, soliciting aid. lie en-
! ploys clerks to attend to these letter
for it is a rule With him to neglect noI
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SUM MONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Alfred Wolverton, Plaintiff, va. r. ]. wolver-
ton, defendant
ant:
III the name of the State of Oregon: Yor are
hereby required to appear and answer he COM
pant of he above plant iffin he above entitled
court, now file wit b the Clerk of said court,
within ten days from the date of he service of
this summons upon you If served in Linn coun-
fy, Oregon; but il served in any OF her county
in 4 he State of Oregon. then thin wentS days
from thu date of the service of This SUNNI ons
upou You and If served by publication, thcn
on or before the first day of The next term of
said court, to-wit. Monday. October 23d. 1876 !;
and you are hereby notified that if yon ftil to
appear md answer said complaint, hereby
required. IRE plaintiff viii apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in The complaint, to-
wit, dissolution of the bonds of usafrimony
existing BET ween YOU and plaintit and for the
care and custody OF the minor children named
therein, towit, John j., Elizabet h j.. Fred. W.,
and Geo. A. XolVerton.
y. 3. HU MPHREY.
Attorney for pl'ff..
I'ubi shed by order of Hon. Il. F. Bnnha NJ,
Judne of said Court, made this Sih day of
August, 1876. GauglIn46v5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

The citizens of La Connor built new
house for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and donated il to the compa-
ny, to have the Office removed from
Swinonish 10 their town.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
COOPER And CAREY ELECTORAL
TICKET FOR OREGON,

The Greenback State Convention
met at Salem on Monday last and
placed in nomination the following
named gentlemen for Presidential Elec.
tors: Hons. D. Clark, of Marion; F.
Sutherland, of Douglas, and Bart. Curl
of Grant. The gentlemen are all well
known, leading citizens OF Oregon.
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VERY APPRopRIATE.-1'he Atlanta
fGa.) Commonwealth has in one COL
umsaa poem eulogizing Wilkes Booth
aud in tie adjoining column an edito
rial article advocating the election Of
TiIden. The juxtaposition of the two
IS cminently proper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

Mrs. stune, of Hamilton, Ohio, COM
nitted suicide on the 18th. Two of
the coroner's jury were thrown from
buggy, Asa Cain being killed and
Robert Reed dangerously injured.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For C'oNGRESS,
HON. e. WILLIAMS,
! Mu!tnOnl.Ih conn I

For PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTIONS,
w. II. ODELI., OF Lane county.
j. ". WATTS, OF Yamhill county.
j. c. CARTWRIGHT, OF Wasco county.