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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ al order Of the County Court within and
for the county of Linn, State of Oregon, duly
made and entered of record in said Court on
The Sth day of August, 1915. in The matter OF
William Clymcr. remaining exeent or of The las
will and testament Of the said William B. Gil
SOIL deceased. viii, on
Saturday. November IL. 1876,
At the Court House door, IN he city of Albany
in said Linn county, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock in the forenoon and / o'clock in the
afternoon, fOEytf, at the hour of O'Clock III the
afternoon of said day, ofcr for "a e at public
longing to the estate Of said William =. ellison
deceased. 10 wit: Tire cast third OF the south
half of the donation land claim OF Thomas :
Summers and Eliza Summers. known a. Noti-
y south of Range west. and claim No 70, in
To~nsip No Il south OF Range west of the
willamette Meridian and lying in the COUNTY
of Linn, state OF Oregon. and bounded as fot-
said claim fifiy-three Chains and thirty-thret
links south of the mort beast corner of Sai6i
claim and running thence west twenty chains
thence south thirty-eight chains and eighty
north thirty-eight chains and eighfN-fiye link
10 the place OF beginning. and containin
T6 65-l00 acres less 1910 acres in town 10 :
heretofore sold leaving 50 20-Ioo acres more O.
less.
Terms said real ate win be sold for gol,7
coin OF the United States. one-half TO be nai
down ON the day Of sale and the remainder II
six mont hs. with interest thereon at the rae
of 10 per cent. per annum, payment to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the PREMISES
WM. CLYMER,
Remaining Executor of last will and
E. n. TANDY, Atty for EXT. loct7n2ve
S~noio1 No+1on
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

CoRRFCTIoN.-W- were in error last wee,
in stating that the Indiana election wou'''
otcl,r on Tuesday the 81. as our r.a,l..rs rn
.loubt learned by other articles in the same
paper; but there was 10 mistake III
what NE said about Whecler's store at
Sheld There Is no discount hut rather y
.remium on what we said about that.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13
SIMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the county of Linn.
Thomas E. GRIMES, Plaintiff, vs.. Indiana HITS
Leonard, wife, and William LeoI ara, husband,
Defendants.
Suit in equity TO remove cloud from title.
To Iudiana Hits Leonard and William Leon
ard the aboN named defendants-1n the name
are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint of The above named plalnttn IN the
above entitled court, now on hle with the CLERK
of said court. within ten days from the date OF
this service upon you, if served in Linn county;
but if served IN any other county IN me state
date of the service of this summons upon you:
or If served by publication of this summons
then you are required to answer the said COM
platnl by the first day of tho next regular terra
of said court, to be holden in Linn county, Ore
gon, to-wit,
Monday, october ESD. 1875,
and you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as hereby
required, the plaintin win apply to the court
for the relief demanded in his complaint,
which is that you cancel a mortgage given
by plaintiff 100 acres of land of which
he is sciscd in fee simple in Linn county.
in March, 1871, to Indiana Hits tnow Leonardo,
to secure the payment by piaintftfto defendant
Indiana Hits, now Leonardl. OF the sum OF
Loco. 90 in L. S. gold coin, with ten per cent.
interest, which sum has been paid in full, and
which mortg uncanceled, Is cloud upon
plaintiffs title aforesaid. and for one hundred
dollars damages; O so, for costs and disburs-
ments of THIS suit 10 be taxed.
WHITNEY s. MOTTANYE.
Attorneys for pin.
Published by order Of the Honorable B. F.
BonhRm, Judge of said court, which order Is
dated August 5th, 1876. tauglln46vS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

The Republican party comes to you with
it's record open. and asks every man. wo
man, and child in the broad cnuutry to read
its every word. And l say to yon that
there is not line, a paragraph, or page
of that record that is not only an honor to
the Republican party bnt to the human
race. On every page of that record is writ
Ell some great and glorious action. done
either for the liberty of man or the preSer-
vation of our common country. We AK
everybody to read its every word. The
Democratic party comes before you with
its record closed. recording every blot and
blur and stain and treason and slander and
ualignity. and asks you not TO read "a
single wor,l. but he kind enough te take it
:tf,mous ,,rt,niiSts for the future. ALLOW
re tn say here that Chararter-gno,l char
icter-rpSts upon "a record and not upon
-rn<pectus.-fo7. b,geraoH at To"Ter Ia
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13
Clothing, Hardware. Crockery
Groceries, F:sE-zn Implements
and 75sscssEsaery, ac., Sc.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Also, bay and sell on commission all kinds OF
Goods, Marketable Produce, &c.
Dec. 81, 1870 i4F SE.6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13
y. ID. SLNEPSoN
Produce & Commission Merchant,

Warehouse at foot OF Ellsworth street,
rs NOW PREPARED To RECEIVE AM
Il store
100000 Bushels f Grain
SACKS furnished free to those who store with
me, and for sale 10 others at the lowest marke
price.
G9y wlll always pa. the highest market price
for Grain. Z. d. SIMPSON.
Albany, July g. 1s76-snA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

a BUSINESS EDUCATION is THE sUREsT
n guaranty of success for persons In all pur-
safse = sscsSIS.EaE gOURNAL.y
sent free 10 any address.
49vsrlla Lock box l04.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

Special Notice.
The above proper1y entirely surrounds the
noted SODA SPRING at sOGiaViHIe. ceebTaf
ed for the curative properties of its waters.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-13

THE FALL Tf.RM of this insttfntion v
L beLtu on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, Il
with the following
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
Col. r. W. Baylor proposed for the
State Senate.

To THE EDITORS OF TIE FREE PGEsS.
! see by your paper that the next State Sch
ator from this district is TO be taken from the
County Of jefferson, and you have named some
six or seven persons who have been mentioned
by their friends as proper selections for that
position. think it is not too soon TO have
public attention drawn to this subject. 1t has
been too much the case since the war to leave
the selection of our agents to a small ring Of
party managers They have made the selec-
ton to suit themselves, having very little re-
gard for the time, interests and wishes Of the
people 1t is time now that the people shall
think and act for themselves take an interest
in the choice of their own representatives,, and
to see that men aye selected FOR public position
who will carry out the honest wishes of the
people. and not barter away the position con-
ierred upon them for their own personal ad-
vancemcut
should be salts cd with several Of The
names thaS saw mentioned in your pape: !;
but there is one individual who was not named
by you that think ought to be supported for
that place by all who care for the interests Of
this district and state; mean Col. L. W. Bay
Tor Of this county We have no more useful,
intelligent, energetic, and capable man in this
county for the position of State Senator
He is emphatcally one Of the people and
the people. lie is now in the iul! maturity Of
his physical and mental powers, aud although
living all bis life in this county, and active aud
useful in every position in which lie has been
placed, he has never yet been honored by his fell
low citizens with a seat iu either branch Of the
legislature. And why? Because he has been
no seeker of office: he has been content TO at
tend TO his own business, and to render good
offices TO his ueghborS. But he has too much
patriotism and public spirit to decline the SER
vice OF the people if they make call upon
him. lie is n larmer-an intelligent and good
hrmer-and he has been such all his lile he
knows what the farming interest now wants,
and no one could be more capable Of promoting
that interest. When you can get an inteli-
gent, well informed and capable farmer who
will serve you in the legislature, such men,
above all others, should be selected for that
place They may not have law learning, but
they have common sense, and good share Of
il. They have no tomfOOleries TO miSlead
their Judgment. No county is more remarka-
bic for its intelligent farmers than JetierSon.-
They are everywhere around and about u.s.
See the Osburns, Burns, Yates, Buffers Dan
icls'. and host of others too numerous to men
ton Why are these men not brought within
our legislature? Because the people have
manifested a criminal Indifference to the selec-
ton Of their own agents, and have left the af-
fairs of government in the hands of few selfish
party mana gers. Wake up, farmers, and Sc
lect for your next State Senator some such
farmer as Col. Baylor.
AK OLD TINE DEMOCRAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
The Washington Medal.

The mayor Of Boston has formally delivered
to the president Of the board Of trustees of the
public library the Washington medal recently
purchased by a number of citizens of that city.
The face Of the medal presents a likeness OF
Washington, beneath which is the inscription,
4" CJuitia Americana and encircliug the
portrait are the words, " Georgia Washington,
Supreme DYCI Exercituum Adsertor Libar-
tatis." The reverse has picture of Boston
harbor, with Gen. Washington and his staff,
and part Of his army, watching the British
fleet retreat down the Massachusetts bay
Over The representation are the words, Hos
THUS Primo Fugatis,' and at the bottom,
" Bls.ouium Recupcratum XVII Marti MDC-
CLNNYI."
Briefly stated, the history Of this historic
treasure is this: 1t was given TO Washington
by vote Of the Continental Congress on March
-, ZIG, aud at his death it passed by pur-
chase TO his nephew, George Steptoe Wash
iugton, Of HARDWOOD, Jefferson county, Va,
for $500. At his death it became the proper
~ of his eldest son, DR.. Samuel Washington,
and at his death, in 1881, was purchased by
his widow, Mrs Louisa Washington, from
whom it descended by gift to her only son,
George Lafayette Washington, who died in
1871, aud bequeatheI it to his widow, Mrs
Ann Bull Washington During tie war the
owner lived near Charlestown, and to secure it
from danger it remained buried 10 the ground
for some time. \ few months ago a cores
pondence was begun, which resulted in the
purchase Of the medal for $4,000 by fifty
wealthy aud patriotic citizens Of the city Of
BlstOD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
District Court Bill.


The bill for fixing the days for holding the
District Courts Of West Virginia, and for es-
tablishiug an additional Court at Martinsburg,
was taken up for consideration in the Senate
on Monday last, and the bill amended by
striking out the Court at Martinsburg. The
bill, it will be remembered, passed the House
of Representatives unanimously. What will
be the course of Mr. Faulkner now? Will he
bow to this harsh decision of the Senate, or
will he make fight in the House Of Represen-
tatives
Since writing the above, we see from the Con-
gressiOndl Record that upon the return to the
House Of the Bill Of the Senate with the amend
ment of the House establishing term of the Dis
trict Court at Martinsburg, and which was non
concurred in by the Senate, Mr.. Faulkner asked
the unanimous consent of the House to take the
Bill from the Speakers table and consider it;
whereupon Mr.. Faulkner moved that the House
insist upon its amendment to the Senate Bill, which
was agreed to. Thereupon he asked Committee
Of Conference, which was also agreed to by the
House. Caulfeld of Illinois, Faulkner of West
Virginia, and Frye of Maine were appointed by
the Speaker Committee OF Conference on be-
half OF the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
; The Foreign Mails.

The Chinese have built man-of-war and
named her 1.-The Terror to Western Nations.
But she has not proved much Of terror yet,
for the government allowance OF grease inr
the ways was so small that she was launched
with great difficulty, and when launched the
engines refused to work the screw, and the
Chinese are wondering how they are to start
her on the mission Of terror.
The present yesuvian eruption is said to be
exceedingly grand. Al first the ava began
to overflow in long stream toward Pompeil.
The day following a tremendous column oil
white vapor hung over the abyss. The iire
in the mountain cast upon the cloud sp'en-
did crimson tint, in which mingled delicate
pink Large quantities of cinders were eject
ed. 1t is expected that the eruption VIII be
protracted for weeks.
In England, marriage with deceased wiie's
sister is Illegal, whereas the colonial lesisla-
lures of Australia have sanctioned II, and the
respective enactment received the royal assent.
The anoma ly having therefore arisen, that
issue by such marriages, while legitimate III
the colonies, is considered the reverse in the
home country, law is under consideration In
Parliament to obyiate the difficulty.
The belief of the Pope that the Catholic
Church will yet be restored to its ancient
splendor does not appear to moderate. On
receiving an International deputation recently
he spoke of " the revolution as everywhere let
loose against the church, ard of the fate a.
waiting prosecutors, always chastised in their
impious work Recalling the injunction to
Ezekiel 10 sl,ruphesy unto these bones he said
the Catholics, now everywhere scattered and
prosecuted, would revive like those bones at
the divine breath and reappear full of life
History from one end TO the other showed the
s,tIend Of pers' cutors, who had ever baen able
t. destroy the Church, but had persisted through
their own iniquities.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
Gleanings.


$4,000 worth 81 lowers decorated the Ou-
rial casket q the late A. L. Stewart
~, - d,
oe il""So v, W. i've, co.
co. ",,' % %" '''' d" '"'''
GU w.
lhe Mooay ana oa"NFE y, ~ PP",'o'"e me-,
lngS III New lofR Go ed "eunts''"y' A"""'
two thonSard persons have professor fel's'on
during the revival
The body Of l.. II. Chandler, who commit
ted suicide several days ago, has been recover
ed-fouud floating IN the harbor near Nor
folk
Mr.. T. L. Snowden. for many years cores
ponding clerk Of the Exchange National Bank
at Pittsburg, Pa, died very suddenly recently
at one of the Bank parlors lie WAS mem
Der Of one OF the OLD Pittsourg families, ana
sou of Judge SGowden lie leaves wife aud
family.
4, Ch.,oo;s 40 On Tuesday Col A 4 Spen-
cor an did :, Ionision. was assassinated in tine
COURTROOM by a stranger who gave his name as
JeiIgies. lie entered the courtroom, and say
ing TO Spencer, :. Colonel what nave you zone
Wn yoI[ bned ho' na made an Sttempt
to escape, but was captured. Spencer was son
of the ex Secretary OF the Navy whose orolher
was Nance al tuS TIL anrrsl ,es 5.st We
man, bu, the particulars are not known.
The Springfield Republican says that in set
Ting the affairs of Patrick Donahue, pruprie-
tnr If the Boston Pilot A Catholic organ. facts
Of the most disaracelul character have been
bronrbt 70 lio6t Donahue received funds
from persons Who wished to place them in
safe hands, and had unlimited confidence in
him. especially Irish Catholics, and lost the
money in speculatous. He had been the re-
cipient of thousands from this class. 1t is
thought by some that DonaLue is liable for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
Virginia.

Mr. Palmer, OF New York, has bought m
interest of 100000 in the Southwestern Viz
ginia Salt Works, from Mr.. w. A Stuart.
A lad about fourteen years Of age named
Jefferson Davis Gissener, was killed on Thurs
day last, near Midway, Augusta county, by
the upsetting Of bis cart
Robert Dabney, one Of the professors Of the
University Of the South, at Suwanoc, Ten
nessee, is dead. lie was brolhor-in law Of
the Hon. John L. Mayre, Jr. Of Ere dericks-
burg.
A letter received states that J. William
Wright formerly of Waynesborp', was killed
by Indians at Fort Fctterman, Wyoming Ter
ritory. about four weeks ago. lie was son
Of j W. Wright, a brave officer of the 52nd
Virginia regiment, who was killed at Cross
Keys. lie was about tweniy-one years OF
age. His widowed moth or resides in Way
nesboro', Augusta county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
Liver and Blood D.scnses.

ByR V. PIERCE, NJ D.. Author Of The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser"
a healthy liver secretes each day about two
and half pounds of bile, which contains =
great amount Of waste material taken from the
blood When the liver becomes torpid or con-
gested, it fails to eliminate this vast amount
Of nOxious substance, which, therefore remains
to poison the blood, and be conveyed to every
part Of the system What must be the cond-
ton Of the blood when it IS receiving and re-
tanning each day two aud half pounds OF
poison Nature tries to work of this poison
through ether channels aud orsans-the kid
neys, lungs, skin, etc, but these organs become
overiaxel in performing this labor in addition
to their natural functions, and cannot long
Withstand the pressure, but become yariously
diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical cen
ter Of all vitality, Is unGuly stimulated by the
unhealthy blood which passes to it from the
heart and it fails to perform It's Office heathi-
ly. Hence the symptoms Of bile poisoning,
which are dullness, headache, incapaciiy TO
keep tie mind on any subject impairment Of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings, and irritability Of temper.
The blood itself being diseased, rs il forms the
sweat upon the surface Of the skin, It is 50 IT.
ritating aud poisonous that it produces discol-
ored brown spots, pimples, blOtches and other
eruptions, sores. boils, car )uncles, aud scrofu-
lous tumors The stomach, bowels, and other
organs, cannot escape becoming affected, soon
er or later, and we have, as the result, costivC-
ness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia darrhel-
Other symptoms are common, as bitter Or bad
taste 10 the mouth, internal beat, palpitation,
teasing cough, unsteady appetite, choking SEN
sation in throat, bloating Of stomach, pain in
sides or about shoulders or back, cidness Of
ex:remties, etc, etc. 0aly a few Of the above
symptoms are likely to be present 10 any case
at one time. The liver being the great depu-
rating, or blood-cleanSiBg organ Of The system,
set this great housekeepeF Of our health a;
work, and the foul corruptions which gender in
the blood, and rot out as it were, the machi-
merry Of life. are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose. DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery, with very small doses
daily Of DIR Pierce's PIE SAINT Purgative Pellets,
is pre-emiDently the articles needed. They
cure every kind Of humor from the worst scrof-
ula to the common pimple, botch, or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their
mighty curative influence. Virulent blood
poisons that Turk in the system are by them
robbed Of ibeir terrors, and by their persever-
ing and somewhat prJtracted use the most
systems may be completely renovated aad built
mp anew. Enlarged glands. tumors, and
swellioes, dwindle away and disappear under
.he Influence Of these grea, Tesolrcnts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
The Habeas Corpus.

It IS known to our readers that Hlllett Kill
bourn has been for more than a month ia close
confinement in the common Jail Of Washing
ton under an order Of the House Of Represen-
tatiycs for refusing to produce before the
Committee lis books connected with the "Real
Estate Pool Of that city Of Washington. An
application 10 lis behalf was made TO the Su-
prcmc Court Of the District Of Columbia fOr a
writ Of HsJeas Corpus which was awarded by
that Court, and executed upon ID, SeIgeant-at-
Arms Of the House. This Involved the neces-
sity Of the House Of Representatives determin-
ias what return should be male to that writ ;
and after two days Of earnest aud elaborate
discussion, the House decided by large ma
iori;y to make a respectful return to the writ,
asserting It's exclusive control over the body
Of the prisoner, as be was in execution for a
contempt Of The House. AMI directing the S-r-
geant-at-Arms 90 take with him tie body Of
the prisoner bsIJr, the CJu7;, This strikes US
as most just and crel.;able dscisij0 by the
House, aai worthy Of tho party whj holds
majority there. NJ tribunal in this couutry
is 50 august and elevated that it is above the
law, and where the personal liberty Of citi-
zen is Involved, AMI the great remedial writ OF
HIjs1s CePy is Invoked, obedience to the
mandate Of q Court under such circumstances
reflects the highest honor upon The House Of
Representatives. The Court viii, no doubt,
determius that the House is The exclusive Judge
Il tie coa,smP: Of its proceedings, and the
prisoner be RENTED again u the con,rol Of
The Serseaot-a,-Arms Aud while iuvestisa-
ton into frauds may thus Tor few days be
delayed, this great palladium Of personal lib
er,y will have been respected, and the justice
aud masnau.mity Of The House Of Representa-
t.ye5 universally acknowledge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-22
The Bolknap ImpeacA ment.

The Senate as a Court OF Impeachment hay-
ing fixed ou las; MJndly ,ths I7th' as the day
for the trial Of the late Secretary Of War, Gea.
Be!kuao, the Iiuss Of representatives, in a
body, preceded by the Speaker, appeared be-
fore the Senate, ana demanded his impeach
meut. The scene was quite august aud in
posing. Gen Bel6aap was in Attendance ac-
c9mpauied by his counsel, ex-senator C,rpsu-
Ger, Judge Black, and Hon. Montgomery Blair
Ex-senator Carpenter presented plea 10 the
jurisdiction Of the CJur, based upon the ale
CATION that Gen. Bclknap was private citi-
zen Of Iowa, not a civil officer Of the govern
ment. and thus dsRying that lie was amenable
10 the Clur, by impeachment. The managers
or the House asked time 20 Iep,y to the plea.
They win 20 doubt, as the lawyers say, demur
20 it, and thus the question viii come up for
discussion and decision by the Senate; and we
shah TINS lcarn, from ;Le precedent 10 be es-
tAJ,ished 10 this case, whether a civil officer,
by resignation, can escape Judgment Of in
parchment.