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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27

AMSTERDAM, June 26-An American was
arrested here to-day for offering to sell num-
per Of Russian bonds that were stolen at Ca
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
TIE PEACE CONGRESS.
ANDRAssY DEMANDS THAT RUSSIA
SHALL EvACUATE BULGARIA
AND ROUMANHA,
And DO So in 1--WE MOnths After the
Treaty fs signed-Furkey Threatens
to withdraw from the Congress.

BERLIN, June 26-In the congress to-day
agree to ava@,iata RmI.9ro ana S.la
two months after the congress ratities the
treaty OF peace. The demand causes con-
siderable excitement. 1t Is reported the Aus
trians will occupy Herzegovina and Bosnia
within O. fortnight.
Bulgarian FOrtFesses To ne Dismantled.
LONDON, June 27.-A dispatch from Berlin
says the congress has decided that all the
bulgarian fOrtresses, including those on the
Danube and ShumIa and Varna, shall be dis
mantled. The Turkish plenipotentiaries
threaten to withdraw from the congress If the
question Of cession of Turkish territory to
Greece is even discussed. The Roumanian
representative In Berlin presented memorial
to the congress yesterday. Prince Gortseha-
koff was present at yesterdays sitting of the
congress, and announced that he would not
again attend, on account Of Illness. 1t is said
the real cause is that he is disgusted at the
turn of events in the congress.
The Marquis Of Salisbury expects to leave
Berlin for London on July 6.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

tragedy occurred at Bronson last night.
Samuel Whitaker, we'll known resident of
mat village killed his wife, putting bullet in
her it9r head and another in her body. He then
KILLED himself by firing four bullets In bis
body. Jealousy is the reason assigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
Englands PeremptOry Demands-What
rs Thought of EG mt Home,
FIR ANCE.

M. ChOtteau, the eFrancO-AmerIcan COm-
missioner, aud the American Com
gress, Toasted.
PARIS, June 26-At the banquet in Havre
yesterday, given in honor of M. Chotteau,
Washington was given by M. Menier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
The PrInce ImperIal,s Cllnnces.

The Prince ImperIaTs Chances.
LONDON, June 26.-Discredit is thrown upor
the rumor that the Prince Imperial is about
to be married to Princess Thyra of Denmark
from the fact that the Princess, who is now
In her twenty. fifth year, has been educated In
the Lutheran religion, while the Prince, who
is three years younger, Is q strict Roman
Catholic; but this objection is derided by
those who believe the report, and who say the
daughters of the loyal house of Denmark
have been educated with accommodating con-
sciences and have always considered it their
duty to embrace the religion Of their hus-
bands.
By this marriage, should 1t take place.
Napoleon the Fourth would become the
brother-in-law of the Prince of Wales, of the
King of Greece and of the prospective EN-
press Of Russia. The Prince Imperial has
lately met Princess Thyra at Marlborough
and elsewhere, but an inquiry at Chiselhurst
did not tend to confirm the report of the en-
gagement
Troop ships Ordered Into Service.
LONDON, June 26.-A dispatch from Ports
mouth says: Orders have been received at the
naval station there to dispatch three Indian
troop ships to Malta. It is believed this
foreshadows taking back the Indian contin-
gent
England's PeremptOry Demands-What
rs Thought of Et at Home.
MANCHESTER, June ga London dispatch
says the tone which Count Andrassy has sud-
denly adopted in the Berlin congress excites
eaustic remarks IN political circles here.
England, it Is said, has bolted the Russian
cat, and now the Austrian mouse is quite
bold It Is thought that Austria has all along
contemplated reaping the fruits of England's
boldness, and her present imperative demand
that Russia shall withdraw all her troops
from Bulgaria and Roumania within two
months Is looked upon as an indiscretion that
may yet imperil the peaceful work OF the
congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27

The Sweet Singer of Michigan has touched
her Tyre again and produced the following:
This Potter investigation are fraud
Hayes viii keep HIS seat
he IS man the people really loves,
Although John Sherman ig a dead bAat.
The last line shows how even the rnoe4s ax-
HbeTant imagination may bow to the majesty
of simple fact --ss'sssseS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27

A New York reporter Joined the Conc
munists visited their lodges, inspected their
books and reports that in the various sections
Of that city little less than 800 men: in
Brooklyn, six sections, numbering not more
than 500 men. OF the total in both cities
nearly 1000 are Germans, and of these three
fourths at least are saloon keepers. There
are not more than 100 Americans enrolled
There are only few dozen Irishrnen. The
rest are Frenehmen, mainly refugees Of the
Paris Commune Ind. News.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-03-13

THEOLOGY IN THE BUD.-Once on a
time my Cousins child a four year
old boy, had to TRY on" some gar
ments. His admiring mother, find
ing she had made bad muddle of the
cutting, naturally vented her own ir-
ritation on the FESTIVE little figure
wriggling under the infection of
Jtaking in here and letting ont
there" It ended in her giving the
poor child a slight shaking. At
night, as his mother was preparing
him for bed, he said, 81 was so
naughty you had to shake me mama,
didn't you, cause | wouldn't stan
still when, you wasa maxim my new
close, would IT' Then suddenly,
"Say, mama, tell me what God has to
do to the naughty little boys up in
heaven that won't stan still when
he's maxim of emf Burlington
Hawk Eye Correspondence.
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OF ~
!. PARSONS pURGiTIVl PILLS.

and will take one a. each night for
four (4) nights, ard will do this every
third (3d) week during the month"; Of
June, July, August and September will
not he troubled with FEVER and
AGUE, nor MALARTOUS FEVER, nss
BILIOUS FEVER. nor any If the dis
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common in Missouri. Mississippi, Lou
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he obtained at yonr nearest store, send
rs cents to the undersigned, and the
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mail. Physicians supplied Ivy mail ct
$3.50 per thousand in bulk. As this
is but little more than half price for
standard pills BY the thousand, cash
mnst accompany the order. The Re-
cipe will be cheerfully sent to any
Physician ON application. We will
send PARSONS PILLS by mail to
responsible parties on commission at
g per dozen, sample dozens at sI.3S
cash with the order.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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LOST Hours. A young widow,
whose aged had died, becomingly ap-
peared two months afterwards at the
Paris Marie to announce her forth
coming marriage to her cousin
"Pardon me, madame" observed the
clerk, "but the law peremptorily for
bids o woman to marry within ten
months of her husbands death. !"
"Yes, truly" replied she, "but are
not those eight months of paralysis
to be taken into consideration"
- Paris Letter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-03-13

TIE END AFAR OFF.-Said Daddy
Crane: 81 onct knowed an ole niger
back thar in Old Virginny who went
from Botetourt County, up in the
mountains, down to the sercoast in
the herring season. He kstched all
the fish his cart would hold and his
old horse could pull, and started for
home. The first night out on his
way back be put up at q country
tavern. He was tolerable hungry,
and made up his mind that onct in
his life he'd have all the herring he
could eat. So he hired an ole wench
thar was bout the place to fry as
many fish as he could stow away,
agreein' TO give her rs cents for the
job.
The ole aunty tuck the contract,
an for while fried cd quite cheer
full, the niger eatin' skilletful after
skilletful. He jist drawed the fish
through his mouth, takin' the thick
of n thar backs, then throwed them
under the table.
At last the ole wench began to
weaken on the contract-she was
gittiu' tired of so much fryin'.
Openin' her eyes as she saw the last
of a painful disappear, she said:
"Fore God, boss, how long you
gwine for to eat2"
Said the ole niger, with his mouth
still full of fish: "Fry on, Dinah -
fry on; Use gwine to eat TO man,
daysp-[Yirginia (Neyada) En-
terprise.
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JUDICIAL REvENGE.-The longest
sentence on record was constructed
by Western Judge. He sentenced
a. man for life, and afterwards slap
ped two more years in his sentence
because the prisoner called him "no
gentleman" y Chicago Inter-Oceaa.
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WISE PREcAUTroN.-A stranger
who was about to purchase a build
ing lot IN, Danbury wanted the deed
made out so as to protect him against
any future action by Mrs. Gaines, of
louisiana, = Danbury News,
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: PREMIUMS.

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the numbers for the last quarter of 1877
of such periodicals as they may subscribe
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-03-13
LIGHT AND SHADE.
Matters Grave and Gay From All
Sources.
TOO WIDE.

TOO WIDE.
Oh mighty Earth, thou art too VIDE,
too wide!
Too vast thy continents, too broad
thy seas,
Too far thy prairies stretching far as
these,
Now reddening in the sunsets GRIM
son tide!
sundered by thee how have thy chill
dren cried
Each to some other, until every
breeze
Has borne burden Of fond messages
That all unheard in thy lone wastes
have diedi
Draw closer, oh, dear Earth, thy mills
that soar
Up to blue skies such countless
leagues apart!
Bid thou thine awful spaces smaller
grow,
Compass thy pillows with narrower
shore,
That yearning lips may meet, heart
beat to heart,
And parted souls forget their lone
ly woe!
-[Julla c. r. Dorr.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-03-13

DIoGENEs IN TEXAS. - Not long
since a party of visitors inspected
the Poorhouse. Among the inmates
was avenerable looking man, whose
face indicated perfect happiness. He
seemed to be perfectly contented.
Said one of the visitors, You seem
to be satisfied with your lot" -
81 am," be replied. 81 have
source of consolation that is cenied
to most men,"
"Ahp said the visitor. "You
look forward to blissful future be-
yond the grave"
eyes" responded the old man, "but
also find much comfort in the pro
verb that says one mans loss Is an
other mans gain. 1t makes me hap
py to think that | never lost enough
to do the Teller that found it much
good."-[San Antonio Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
CONN Bros,

n EALERS IN AND MANUFACTURE.
Ill ERS of lumber. Having secured 4
tine lot of logs from the mountains, we
are prepared to furnish first class article
of lumber at prices that defy competition.
We have made arrangements to keen q
lumber yard at S. A. Nickerson's Planer.
at Lebanon, who will act as our agent
where all orders will be promptly filled
Contracts for hauling lumber to let. In.
quire at the mills of CONN BROS.
35W6
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a CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties emong the thou.
sands who have besn cured Of easarrh by the uss Of
DR. Sage's CalasTh Remedy:
A Downs New Geaern, II. J Brown 81 Joseph
No; c Lewis, Rasiaad Vt, Levi Springer. Nsttle
Lake, Ohio; Clas NoFcrup, SpTth Chesterfield, Mn
Milton Jones. sciha, n " Miller, Brdger Station,
Wyo: J.C MeIIinaan, Logaaspuat, lad; N II Post,
LosansisoFt. Ind; W Baey, fremont IA; II n Ayrt-s
Hams, Caason, No; W A 1haFer, onarrr, III 5 +
Nieheis lr, Galveston, Texas; Jo,ns RensIt Stones
vile, Pa: 5 W LusE, Mcfarland Wis johnson WI
lisns Heniiek, Ohio Mrs A Currey, Trenton, Tenn
q Joslin, Keen. = H. Casper, Table Rock. " Va,
Louis AudeFs. Gayspost. Ohio, Z Il Chase, Elkhart
Iaf. Mrs Henry Haight, saa Francisco, tai Mrs 81
0Aliusha, Lasre1ieeville = 7. " Graham, Adei IA
A Smith, Newman. Ga Chas Riee. laltiniere. Nd.
Jesse Seara. Carlisle, Ind HAhl Miller IT Wayne
Ind Mrs Minnie Arraise. 80 Deiany Street, \ n
" Hall Hastings, Mich; VIM AarStoH, Lowell, Mass
burg, HA NJ { Coie, Lowell, Mass: Airs } spuriin
Camden. Ala; Chas + Kaw, FreleTiektown, Ohio Mrs
Lucy Hunter, Pennington, III tnpt S{'auldine
Camp Stsfnhaugh Myo; W EFaeh, Steamboat Rock
lowas Mrs lydia White, Shgshan, \ !, NJ Peek
Junction City. Mont; Henry Ebe, Bant4s, Cal: l. +
Cummings, Rantoui m S Iones, Charleston. Fuur
Corners. \ Y Geo Hail. Pueblo, Cal VIM Bar
tE.e Sterling. Pa II II Ebon. ais Penn Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa J 4 Jaekrnan. Satausls Depot, Ey; Hetry
Zobfist Geneva, Miss Hattie PaTrutt, Monsgon-
cry. Ohio L Letibro6k, Chatham III 5 3 AIcguy Nash
Port, Ohio; " W Warner, North jackson, Mich Miss
Mary A Winnie, Darien Wis. John Ziegler, Carlisle
Springs. Pa James Thoinpkns St Cloud, Minn EnOeh
Duer, Hawnee City, Neb Joseph Miller, Aena, Ohio
3 Nichols, Galveston, Tex Ii L Laird Upper Aiton
III John Davis, Prescott, Afz; Airs Nancy Graham
Forest Grove, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ bv virtue of an order Issued out of
the Comfy Court Of the State OF Oregon
In and for the County of Marion, on the
llth day OF May, 1878, the undersigned.
guardian Of the persons and estates of
Henry r. Rowland, Margaret =. Row
land, Charles o. Rowland, Eddie l.. Row
land, bIallssa v. Rowland and Annie NJ.
Rowland, m nors residing in said Marion
County, win sell at public auction on Mon
day, June 9th, 1878, at o'clecl;, P. NJ, at
the Court House door In Linn County,
Oregon. all the right, title and interest OF
said minors in and to the following de-
scribed parcels Of land situated in said Linn
County, to-wit: Commencing at a point
on the cast side Of the donation land claim
Of Alexander Kirk, l9. .26 chains Peuih from
the southeast corner OF a lot det ded and
conveyed by Alexander Kirk to the Meth
spdist Episcopal Church In Township IL,
south Of Range 2 west OF the Willamette
Meridian, in the County OF Linn and State
uf Oregon, and running thence south IL
rods; thence west Is rods and lU liIIks;
thence north IL rods; thence east 10 rods
and 10 links to place OF beginning, and
containing one acre, more or less.
Also commencing al the southwest cor
ner of Peter kesling's land, theme rum
ming east 2S rods TO the southeast corner
of said kesling's land; thence south 42 >
rod: Themes west 2S rods; north 42ss rods
to place of beginning, aud containing eight
acres. more or less, situated In Sc tion 6
Township IA, s K W.
Also. beginning at the y E corner Of the
s { quarter Of section In Z Is, 3 X 3 ",
OF Willamette Meridian, thence south 3d.
IS chains to land owned by Phillips; thence
west 20 chains; north NJ chaiuss thence
west % chains; thence north XIX chains 10
the center of said section 6; themes east 40
chains TO place Of beginning.
Also, beginning ~ q stake 90 rods w Of
the s + corner Of section II, Il 10, RAW
of Wtllamett Meridian and running thence
north 32 reds; thence west 81 rods; tnence
south 81 rods; thence east % rods to place
OF beginning containing i've acres, more
or less.
Also, lot No. In bleck No. bin the town
OF North Brownsville: and also, beginning
At the S w corner of lot No in block No
9 In the town Of North Brownsville and
running thence north on the west line OF
said lot, 50 feet. thence east los feet to the
the cast line of said lot 10 the \ L corner
thereof; thence west on the south line of
said lot to place of beginning.
The interests of SAID minors in said
land to be sold rs Aforesaid, being "a sly
eighth interest in ard to the whole of said
land, subject to 9 life interest of w FL .
Rowland in two-thirds thereof, and a life
interest OF Margaret Tharp in ono third
thereof, said sale to be for United States
gold coin, and on the follow ng terms, to-
wit One third dowR, and the balance in
two equal deferred payments of one and
two years drawing int rest at the rate OF
ton per cent. per annum, and secured by
first mortgage on the premises Id.
May oath, 1873. w42w4
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MAMMOTH WAREHOUSE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ d. g. Clark hsving purchased a one
third interest in The business of CASTOR 4
furry, the business will hereafter be car
ried On znder the name and sly Of CASTOR.
Furry q Co. n40ml.
Albany. April %, 1873.
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ADvERTIsEMENra

MAY B. SENDERs,
Harrisburg. Lann county, OEn..
pRALisAs IN
GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE,
such as arc generally kept In =
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
MAY : sENpERs Is the iirn.
Anow us to assure you,
I gu viii alwaya and d any time
Around their store to serve yon
II lumber ono articles they do keep.
do sell them al small proa.,
9ueh as clothing, good aud nsa.,
Ivery thing you buy will nj
~ oaous. Hardware, arOOries,
dishes of ali vnrie,les.
EE mbroiderles, l.aces of all kinds.
Ito,,ss sud even window blinds,
Sam viii alwar. be on han,a.
Ssn,ies., ditto, ,iitso
Il ,..r 1.,.,Ilns in .,us ,ni,,,i~,
/ Ii... amt lei ll,e. il, onr r,o,,o.
] 4os. thy n,.sI,t4,r uSe myself
I thea. n., onr Is our ,bene,
Hoping to dc /, ell for onp-,lve.
Ever retaining our gOs,l name.
| "A nd now as Poetry Is no. our tori
strons, look nt,ou II tender
Il very ono Is invited to the store of
Sam MAY & sendersiii
/ Is without rhyme,
CONSTANTLY ON KAND
METzLER'S CELEBRATED
| RAW HIDE BOTTOM CHAIRS.
vlln2stf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
SUMMONS.

In he Cireas Court Of the stass Of 0reyos
for tie Cousty Of Linn.
D. l.. E. Luper, Plaintiff, vs. Martin Iu-
per, Defendant.
SUIT In equity for divorce.
To Martin Luper, the above named De-
iendanl:
In the name of the State Of Oregon you
are hereby summoned and required to- ap-
pear aud answer tho Plairtiifs complaint
IN the above entitled suit, now ON file with
the Clerk OF said Court ON the first day Of
the next term of this Court, TO b. holden at
the Court HeuSe in Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, on the fourth Monday, the 2Sih
| day ef October, A. d. 1878. and you are no.
titled that the relief demanded in said com
| pl int is, that the marriage contract now
existing between said Plaintiff and Defend
ant be dissolved, that the Plaintiff have
/ the care and custody Of W Grant Luper,
the only e.iild Of said marriaee. that the
! Plaintiff have and reeaver one-f bird of
the real property belonging to said Defend
ant, for an aiimony Of 5000. for reason
BILE allowance, say $251. as attorneys fees
/ for the prose cHti0n Of this suit and such
other and further relief as the Court NAV
deem just and equitable, besides costs and
disburs sements OF this suit: and if you fail
TO appear and answer said compla mt as
herein required, the Plaintiff will apply tn
this Court for the relief demanded ia said
complaint.
This summons Is published in the STATE
RIeHTs DENo RAT newspaper for six weeks
eonseeutively by order of Hon. r. p
Boise, Judge Of said Court, which order i
dated May 7, 1878.
sTRAHAS BURNETT q L, BILYEU.
n4Iw6 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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DEGTIbusiness you can engage in. IS to $40 par
DLkC i day made by any workerof either sex
right IN their own localities. Particulars and samples
worth IS free Improve your spare time At this bust
nsss. Address SzrSa1N D Co., Partlana, Aasns. sQ
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ED zBYSS-
Contractor, Builder and Architect.
Albany, Oregon.

A LII modern architecture and building
"a Of any and all descriptions promptly
attended 10. Drafts. plans and specifica-
tons drawn up on short notice. v13nlyI
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To Our Friends

whe have favored us with their patronage we return
sincere thanks Our business will be continued as
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who may favor with their orders, Will be unabated
We have improved our machinery, and increased the
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in thriving city and country and are prepared to
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A CARD.

a II. BELL q PARKER. LATE OF ORE
N . gon City. beg leave to inform the public
that they have purchased the entire stock Of
drugs medicines ETC., formerly owned by r. e.
Hill d Son, and that they design continuing
the business at the old stand, where they pro-
pose to keep in the future. a full assessment Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines Toilet Ar
class drug store.
While earnestly soliciting continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the OLD house. We hope at the same time. By
fair and liberal dealing, and careful attention
70 the wants Of customers 70 meet the esteem
orders.
Particular attention will be given TO the com
pounding o. phygieians prescriptions and fam
tly Feestpts at all Loura Of the day or night.
a. d. BEZL q PARKER
Successors 10 r. G. hill II Soy.
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