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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

Col N. Ford. OF walla walla, called on us
yesterday. and seems to be as hale and hearty
as he did yssrs age. He was one Of the first
settlers in Oregon, having come here in ls4S,
and Is now the oldest Oregon pioneer in
Walla Walla. He is father.in.law of Eagene
Buchanan, Of this city, and Is now visiting
him he Is staunch Democrat and has
has been identified with ths party organiza-
ton ever since ne could cast vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14
ne RlackbeFry Crop.

Cha-iey Msaley came down from the
Iaoaataias this week and he informs US that
sks blackberry crop up the mountain road
Ttl = larger thar ever beiore. Every little
slss Z ioaded With them and they are 80
1agss BSw tazt the blight wiz not Affect
tseas, He says they win b ready for gath
esing By the nEut week after the Fourth OF
sRIE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

The following is the llai OF letters FsaIa IaiainR
u the Pest 1ace. Albany, Linn ssunty. Ors-
gons June l9 iefN Perssns calling for theee
letters musa give ths date on which they WsEs
advertised
Hall Mrs Mary y Ralstou, Taos
HolebOa. Jeseph Lever, Jaroh 8
Thomson, John r.
p. H. RAYMOND, p. IL
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10 tha Farmars of Oregon:

To the Farmers OF Oregon:
Gentlemen-We have the pleasure OF inform
in Won we have ON hand and for sale the following
deservedly popular line of Farm Implements: Gar
den City Clipper Plows; Caltfvators and HaTrows,
Farrnars' Friend Grain Drills and Broad Cast Seed
ers Combined: Monitor Force Feed Seed Sower and
Cultivator combined; Standard Newton Wagons;
HaOks aud Swift and Stanfish Grain Cleaners; also
for the harvest Of 1873, the justly celebrated No
Oornack Self Binding Harvester, which we stand
rsaGlv 10 warrant in every particular Please csl
and examine before purchasing. Descriptive circu
lars, FREE ON application.
- EUGENE BUCHANAN,
Agent for T. Cunningham g Co
Corner First and Broadalbin Sts.. Albany, Or. n30
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

The Csntane Gininsnts ere Of two kinda
The white is fer the human family; tbsYel.
low Is for horses. sheep, and other animals.
TestimOnials Of the effects produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped aroand
every bottle. and may be procured of any drug
gist, or by uAan from the Ofice Of rHE CsN-
TAUR COMPANY. 4S Deg Street, New York
City lS:20yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14
n.a..e. Rase. f.r aIr,r n.r..

Throaga sur combination and the large
stock 81 goods which we purchased in San
PrsEcisco ttis spring. we have accumulated
NAHNOT1 sF0CK
- Gsosheng ana DEess Gaeas
q al description, which ne win sell ct
greatiy refSeed prioes for tAs pest sisty days
Everybody will do well to call aud examine
our goods and prices
Highest cash prize paid for good Rerohsat-
able vol
Don't forget the place.
FOX BAUM 4 co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

Only few days more too get your pictures
,lken at the ferrotype gallery. CONS ~
,nce or you viii surely be too late. Galaxy
Ferry St, back No. Qn4s' easins house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

BT uSYERSkL AeeoRp. AVHa's CsrsAHric Puls ars
ths best Of an purystives for family Tbey are
the product Of long aboroua, and suoseas1 chAiaal
insestgati0n, and their extensive usa by Physcians
10 their pratice. and by al cviised nAops proxes
medical Seicoos On dsvise Being purely vegeteh1s
no harm arise from their II intzinzic uaus
and curative poWefs no other rin can b compared
with thOn, ard every peraoa, knoWtag th&P vFtues,
viii employ them, VIXEN needed, Theg AeGp tie sFs-
ten IN perfect orar. and maintain ts hsalhy saNaa
digestive apparztu5, derpFsnants q Which tAey pre-
vcut and cure q timely taAen- They ara tAa bst and
sAfest phyuie q employ ior ehiidEen and veakensd
constitutions wharp mild bot ssetive, sAthaFsis b
required Fox saie b. III Druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

DR.. ~. Herzstein, gTadaAts' Of Tie Nedi-
cal UniTeraities ct Headelberg a7d Berlin,
has arrived Ia our city, sad expects 70 locate
here Psrnausutly. He makes s sPeciAlsy Of
sn chronic aad nervous dissassa He can be
found st present at The Rsvsre Hsuss.
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RalhsiAs.

Smith & Norton having opened shop In
Albany, are now prepared TO do house, sign
and ornamental painting, grsining, kalsOmin-
ing, glazing, gliding. etc House lining and
papering viii be done at reduced rates. An
work entrusted to their care either in the
city or country will receive prompt attention.
Their shop is on Ellsworth street, near the
ferry landing. n29d.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

Onward Lodgs No. "a Eaa 9.. ssads as
delsgassa to tie Good Tenplsr Grand Lodge
Miss Annie GeisendOsfsr and J. w. Propas,
with Matt Chambers and G. G. Burkhart aa
alAes1assa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

l would repeatedly annOuaoo 70 ths fsam.
Ors Of Albany and vicinity that hava he
agency Cor w. A. Weeds Self.BiadinR 1Iar-
vseter, the osly successful elfrhisdiRg bar.
vestsr ever introduced into the Oregon har.
vest 6eidA I. SsD also suneanes that am
ready to msetin field trial aay, uelf.bindina
harvester nade, and IN tAs contest submii
my iaaekine to such tests As may be required
by committee Of practical farIaeru appoint
cd by the Linn County council, OF okher or.
ganiRed body Of practical fArnera.
4lm3 A. n. HOoF.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

Eean each name with care;
Punch every unit there's
no all yonr swapping fatr;
With Wheeler SQUARE
At Shedd.
Thus shalt thou prosper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

FoREMAN-slGTTH-o the 9th et June, le7a 9
tho rssidsuos Of Frank Prsssy, n Halsey by ReS.
J. Wilson, Ma Il. ". FcRENAS and GARI Z. e1Egz-
both Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

sHNRa-"city AAykst. I. on Fizsa, eAsvs FsEsI
slOin-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

vTYuI,. SUPPLY THE BEST MEATS AT \
w times. and wi STRIVE 70 please al who psaFoO
sThs higAsst eash pzlss PAsa los Besa rosa, "
tan snA Veal N
, 1878-10-12
tyROu UEDNESDIIrS DIILT.)

ffEO-u " EDN EMIL y Dffti''
JUDGE WINGARD is now holding : term
cf court at Yakima city.
The DEMOCRATS of Stevens county hold
,beir convention on Tuesday, October 18th.
The republicans already have their ticket In
the field.
PErSoN.L.-Mrs. Dusenbery ana Mrs.
Bauer have been visiting their friends at
DAYTON. and are understood to have greatly
enjoyed their trip.
O. F. GERRISH, a prominent citizen OF
Port Townsend, is dead, Deceased was one
of the leading merchants on the Sound, and
was universally respected
Hos. y. 4. CAToy has completed his canvass
Of the Yakima country, and is now visiting the
| River counties. IS We understand, ne expects
| To close the canvas or the Sound
HF,yY RAINS, at occasional intervals within
/ The mast two weeks have caused the grass to
snront. and relieved the anxiety .. stock men
Who feared that the approach OF winter Would
! fna tie catt le in poor condition
Ok account OF the immense rush to the Pal
are Photograph Gallery, below the StiEe House d
:. viii remain few days longer. All that
want GOOD pictures, at such low prices, should
MAJ, wSi. until il is everlastins,y too late dit
A CHINESE BARRIER hangs out his shlngie
on Alder street, and now rough bearded men
can get shaved for l5 cents. We don't know
snvtbing about the quality OF the shave, but
the price will tempt many poor fellow to
patronise the institution.
J,,ppovrmESr-The old blacksmith shop,
corner of Main and Fourth streets, has beer
removed. to make room for two story store
fronting p feet and 30 feet in depth MI.
Conlon. owner of the lot, putsup the building
and it is understood a tenant has aiready
engaged the premises
, 1878-10-12

Townsend, republican candidate for congress,
will he elecssd Private advices from Cohim.
bus, Ohio, indicate 2 victory FOR The republicans
On the state ticket.
Iowa Election.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Returns from the Iowa
election, 20 towns, give Hall. republican candi-
date for secretary Of state, l6SO majority.
Proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The president to-day
has issued the following proclamation 1T
has been made to appear to me that by reason
of unlawful combinations and assemblies Of
persons in arms it has become impossible 10 en-
force. by the ordinary course Of judicial pro-
ceedinss, the laws of the United States within
the territory Of New Mexico, and particularly
within Lincoln county, and that the laws Of
the United States have been forcibly opposed,
execution thereof fcrcibly resisted and where
a. the laws Of the United States require that
whenever it may be necessary, in the judgment
Of the president, to use the military for tho
purpose Of the practical execution Of the laws
of the United States, he shall forthwith, by
proclamation, command such insurgents to dis
perse and return peaeeahly 10 their respective
homes within in 4 limited time. Nov, therefore,
j, K. Il. Hayes, president of the United States,
do hereby sdnonish all good citizens Of the
UnitedAt and particularly of the tesritory
Of New Mexico, against aiding, countenancing
or taking part in such unlawful proceedings,
and hereby warn all persons engaged in or
connected with said obstruction Of the laws to
diSperse and return peaceably to their respective
abcdes on or before October the 18th instant"
Tire following instructions have been received
from the secretary of war: The brisadier-
general commanding the military department.
Of Missouri viii, if necessary to enforce tho
conditions announced by the president, en-
plOy the forces under his command after the
time and for the purpose indicated therein. IN
letter to Gen. Sherman, the secretary of war.
aals tbs proclamation is preliminary to the
employ meHt Of troops Of the United States,
to preserve peace and enforce the laws in case
disturbances and unlawful combinations con-
tinue after the time named
, 1878-10-12
san francisco slock Market.

LIVE As You EARN-lt is painful to
witness the efforts Of many poor people to
emulate their rich neighbors in style of
dress and outward show. Nor Is 1t con-
fined to the weaker sex alone, but many
a Young man dishonors himself and I'M
poverishes his family for the sake of max
inc an appearance among his fellows In
many a washerwoman house can be
found piano and costly furniture for the
front room, where the daughter can re-
ccive company in respectable way"
as it is said, while her lack Of education
and Culture would render her an object of
contempt, if she had not by her folly ex-
cited oar pity. The man or woman musS
have fallen to low degree of degradation
who can eat and drink and wesr good
clothes at the expense of the shop keeper.
Said shopkeeper TO bystander the
other day, as belle passed along the
Street ayayed III the latest fashion, but
whose dress could not conceal her vul-
Garity. 81 own the dress on her back,
her shoes, in fact, | have supported her
and her family for the last three months.
and don't expect to ever get cent OF
what they owe me. They never pay
their debts, and owe everybody who Is
foolish enough to trust them" People
of this kind have the audacity to imagine
that they are respectable and entitled to
some consideration in a community. Their
number is legion, and every neighbor-
hood is overrun with them. Some I'M
agine that it is right and proper to wear
good clothes at the expense of others, but
it is nothing else than downright swind-
ling. Many vulgar persons judge a per
son by his dress, and regard it as an un-
disputed fact that a poorly dressed man
or woman must be disreputable but this
might be expected of them But every
man or woman whose opinion Is worth
having, always respects those who dress IN
accordance with their means, who are not
ashamed to declare that they are only
comfortably situated, and that they must
work in order to live. Such persons are
infinitely superior to the vulgar crew who
in being regardless of everything, honor,
character and standing, look. only to show;
and while trying to prove themselves res
pectable, show conclusively that they
have not the faintest idea what the word
mems.
, 1878-10-12

INDIANS on THE MOvE.-AbOut three
months ago 1t was announced that the
Indians Of Red Cloud agency would be
mo. ed to new reservation, and orders
for transfer have been expected, hut have
not been received. The Indians became
thoroughly disguised with the slow wa7
of doing business and last week after re
ceiying their rations, they all gathered up
their traps, and, without the assistance OF
an agent or government authorities, struck
out across lots for the new reserve. There
was no violence. There are about 6lOu
Indians in the body, and they took with
them cattle herd in which there are about
800 head
, 1878-10-12

FRAUD.-Great frauds have been dis
covered in the managementof of the Oregon
State Land Office. Thus far Gov. Chad
wick and Thos. III. Cam are the princi-
pal parties implicated. With the aid OF
accomplices they seem to have plundered
the state of hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars. The legislature is probing the
iniquity to the bottom, and the determl-
nation is expressed to mete out condfen
punishment to all the parties implicated
q Let no guilty man escape
, 1878-10-12

GEN. GIANT ABROAD.-The king OF
Siam has heard of Gen Grants intention
to visit his domains, and is said tobe pre-
paripg to give him grand reception. He
is to meet the General at Singapore, and
conduct him after the Oriental style OF
splendor to Bangkok. 1t is represented
that General Grant is tired of travel, and
would return at once TO his own country
We're he not under promise 10 pursue his
rounds as his journey was first mapped
out The brilliant receptions that yet
await him Will no doubt go far in recon
cling him to the situation.
, 1878-10-12

THERE are nearly ten millions of people
in Afghanistan and its territory amounts
to some 200, 900 square miles. England
has been trying for half century to get
Il foothold in that country. 1t lies to the
northwest OF India and a considerable
portion of the country is wholly under The
Russian influence.
, 1878-10-12

MEN who worry oTer their business too
much Will wake up some bright morning
in q straight jacket Or if they permit
themselves to be disturbed by trii;eS,
which exhaust the nervous system, cause
the muscular to sympathize with it, the
undertaken viii be called in when the
victims should be In good health and a
source OF happiness to their families
SucA troubles as shese, however, are con-
fined to men OF brains
, 1878-10-12

TIE Indian bureau has cost the COY
ernment on an average s., 900, 600 year
for the last ten years, says an exchange
IS,is is not so. The Indian bureau has
not only cost the government that So,VV'-
900. but scores OF millions, besides wars,
and the lives of hundreds of gallant men
and unfortunate women and children.
The Indians have actually received 81
Oo0, ,OOO-a good deal Of it in the form
of rifles and ammunition
, 1878-10-12

LUELLA SuIrH, black woman OF thirty,
living in Cincinnati, is turning white.
The Changing process-absortion Of pig
ment the doctors call it-has been going
on five wears, and now her body is fully
f,vo-Gftis white. On her body there Is
one white spot about eight inches by SIX.
She is consumptiye.
, 1878-10-12

JTRFru.-The total amount of contri-
brt;ons sent from the North to relieve the
sufferings of the Sonth by reason oi the yell
low fever, is estimated at 81, ,OOO, OOO already.
1t is magnificent sum to be gathered from
a generous people, in small donations, and
ought TO be a bond Of union between two sec
tions that still retain some memories and
scars of IN angry conflict
, 1878-10-12

LIEUT.. COMMANDER KELLs is 70 have 3
court-martial for calling Senator Kellogg
a liar. The court will be called upon to
settle two queer questions. First, whether
or not Kellogg is Liar, and second,
whether naval officer has the right to
tell the truth.
, 1878-10-12

ATTEMPTED AsSAssINATIOy-L Tues
day man by the name of Fails entered
Pennington's meat market on Main street,
Eugene, and drawing revolver, shot
Pennington, inhicting a severe wound IN
the shoulder and back. Ii appears thai
Pennington had garnished the wages OF
Fails for bill that he was owing, when
Fails concluded the shortest way TO settle
accounts was the quickest. Fails was
promptly arrested by officer Felch anj
lodged in jail.-Eggenc Guard
, 1878-10-12

A HOMESTEAD is exempt from execution
for debt, provided the owner be the head
of a family, and has filed an article set
ting forth such fact with the recorder OF
deeds prior to such execution being Is
sued, and provided the total value OF
such homestead does not exceed the sum
OF 5000.
, 1878-10-12

GoYERNox CHADwIO~ states the N
debtedness of Oregon AT s651 ,595.4 48.
, 1878-10-12
nr,t;, of zorl CheItie forti---War In fnai
steamers 90 sail.

PORTLAND, Oct S.-The steamer Ancon Is
announced to sail from San Francisco to-day
The Steamer City Of CLest,- viii sail from this
mort for san Francisco tomorrow. The steam
ers Grtdt RpuJiic and Elder will sail for Port,
land on Thursday. The steamer O1fg9n arrived
this morning and viii probably sail for San
francisco on SUNDAY.
, 1878-10-12
Rattle l,ctwe cen !. =. Eryennc Soiiecsars aE'
Mounsh;nrrS.

NASHVILLE, Oct deputy I. S. Revenue
Collector Phillips, has returned from a rad IN
Overt0n, Jackson and Putnam countiea- Se'-
eyaI illicit distilleres we're destroyed, and when
:, fe,y miles from Levanston the revenue force
found about so men armed with long range
rifles waiting for them. Firing immediately
bean and continued until the ammunition OF
the revenue force was nearly exhausted, com
,,eIl:nc them to retreat 1t Is reported that
four oistillers are killed and several wounded
, 1878-10-12

Ioypox, Oct THE excitement over the
cnlaIse of the City of Glasgow Bank has sub
sided. The name of the Glasgow firm "f ship
builders which failed on the ith INST Is "m-
Sip,mons & Co. of Renfrew 1t Is now be-
lid tb,. assets Of the heaviest debtors OF the
Cfty of Glasgow Bank will turn out better than
at first expected
or,ti, of Lord CheIf.ie ord---War I'm India.
JoyDox. Oct. 6.-Lord Chelmsford, for
merIy lord chancellor Of England, is dead y
Bombay dispatch says that it was intended to
attack Ali Mstord on Monday.
, 1878-10-12

CAMP ROBINSON, Oct "a courier who ar
r;ved at nine this morning from Req Cloud :
new location on White Clay creek, reports Sthat
a band of Cheyennes arrived there at noon yes
terIay, and are said to be with Red Cloud :
Indians
, 1878-10-12
sp,,;,p, on ,ha warpaIn In Texas.

GALVESTON, Oct "A special from Mason,
Texas, says that information has been received
of Indian raids near Junction City Three 5lrlS
and a boy named Downing were killed The
Indians in the surrounding country are stealing
stnck and numbering settlers. y general raid
* feared
, 1878-10-12

PAsSEXGFP CAR.-Dr. Bake has placed !
new passenger car ON has railroad, and nov:
brings passengers over his line III h-st-c.a5
style. The car Is very neatly finished. and has
ali the cnnveniences usually found in ears a!
the same kind on leading railroads. DR.. Baker
1t times moves slowly, but he is always sure,
and is gradually making his road al that can
be desired.
, 1878-10-12
s,eamer Disabled.
\. y. Democratic state Conyenii'

TnATIILA, Oct. S-9:45 \. M.-The steaIn.l
Sa.9lnge is stuck on Umatilla Rapids. Can
say Yet how badly she is hurt
, 1878-10-12
III the s1ircs or the BROOKLYN Bridge IN
Position.
Civ Of Glasgow Eank Failure.

New York, Oct. 6.-The last wires OF tn
Brooklyn bridge We're put III position yester
daE.
, 1878-10-12
Pacific Mail Steamer Wrecked.

hr% YoRK. Oct. .-Intellisence 0f the loss
of the Pacific Mail steamer Ceor!ia w;.s re-
ceived bv the company this morning \ dis
patch states that the Georgia WAS coming out
Of the harbor Of Punta Arenas, about forty
eight hours sail from Panama. when she struck
on a reef and got aground. The steamer was
.,oin., to San Francisco. Passengers and crew
9pd everything on board were saved. The
Georqia had Eve cabin passengers and forty III
the sterra.e, besides a large cargo Of merchan-
die t;aI,tain Howard vas commander of the
vessel. i'he Georygja was a large IRON screw
steamer. cost S400, GEO, and was fully insured
, 1878-10-12
General Indian War Anticipated.

OMAHA, Oct 6.-The Arapah"es, 10 strong,
have left their reservation in the vicinity of
Camp Brown, Wyo T., in twus and threes. 1t
is thought they have gone u join the Chey-
ennes. The Arapahoes are fierce and deter
mined warriors. It is generally believed by
well Iosted men that We are on the verge of a
general Indian war, notwithstanding it ! 80
late in the season.
, 1878-10-12
Red Cloud Goin=.,o Ills Agency.

OMAHA, Oct S--A dispatch received from
Tbornbury's command says the Indians have
senarated. Capt. Manck was forty miles be
hind the Indians. Goa O'Brien telegraphs the
commis.ioper of Indian affairs from White
Clay agency that a scout Just arrived there re-
norted Red Cloud and his chief men tken only
Era r;Ias distant and coming In.
, 1878-10-12

New YoHK,. Oct. S-The democratic state
convention met to-day, and elected Wm. Pur-
cell. of Rochester, chairman. This Is defeat
Of the Tilton men, whose candidate was Gen.
Faulkner.
, 1878-10-12

JvpI,yApoLIs, Oct Selection progressing
ou;etIy with indications Of 4 very full vote
The ticket being very long, it is probable re-
turns canno. be obtained until late
Republican success Predicted In ohio'
CLEVELAND, Oct. a.-Indications are that
, 1878-10-12
yc,ioI, Fever Spreading.

NKy ORLEANS. Oct. 7.-Reports show con,
tinued spreading of the fever in the Fifth and
S;xtb districts, entire families in some cases
HIN, pr,s-rated. and those in afiiuent circum-
stances fird difficulty in securing competent
rurses-
, 1878-10-12
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. Oct 6.-The weather is clear but
cooler. The board of health reports % deaths
occurring in the city for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock tonight
Baron RoUGE, Oct. 7.-One hundred and
eleven deaths Of yellow fever were officially
reported during the last forty-eiSht hours
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. deaths, Al cases
reported, ll5; total deaths, 52l2; eases, 10000
, 1878-10-12
scarcity Of Nurses i'm Memphis

MEMPHIS, Oct. The demand for nurses at
tbe Howard Association headquarters to-day
has been in excess of the supply: lLs p.eseh'
in|, Of the fever, and accounts frcra INTERIOR
towns give gloomy accounts Of the condition OF
affairs.
, 1878-10-12

THE SHNIE IEIE@ .. II I0Wer eni "i t0An
ere rapi|y dying OF. Zach year water fer
IN! ,a;l"n grows -t,.rccr and scarcer, ..!.i rs Il
result s....,ie trees ard s.inlb59ry suffer. II
h. city authorities understood their duty they
would make saI..a provision for supplying thc
city with wat. rather than waste The public
money ON worthless policemen.
, 1878-10-12
D HARMONY, NJ. D.,

,sercr,L rHPER or The COUNTY.
, 1878-10-12

SIG ScHwAu,gHFr, Isl, has returned from
=. hurried trip t. the Sound country. He
hrou-lt viii. him lis wife and children who
have ben sIe. I'm, the SUMMER months over
"n tt s"anI. Nr- Schvala-i-r Is one II >';ir
most rntcr..Tisir; hJi>:.r.ss u.en wi" LaS done
much to improve the town, and hcnc. his ab-
seace l. always noticed.
AIR. and Mas. DUsEyBEgY, AND Miss SALU-
CA, wiIl soon start on a general tour Of travel,
to include trip to Europe, AMI expect to he
absent over year. Miss Ss.iucia will complete
her aducatilIl III Germany, and most likely wili
ieI,iaiu abroad for three or four years. We
regret to part with our friends, and trust that
they will have a pleasant trip.