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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-01

GENTLEMEN'S
TAILORING !
We have IN stock choice assert,
ment Of
CLOTHS and TRIMMINGS,
OF best manufactures and
Latest Styles,
which will be made to order or sold
by tho yard,
We are also prepared to do any
other work In our line, suel as
CTTTTN q
Tor Others 10 make.
Cutting Boys Garments or Suits and
Shirt Patterns from Measurement.
There are those who know that It
10 far cheaper to buy clothing made to
order in an artistic manner from good
CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS,
and with
THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP.
To such We would say that our stock
always complete and we have every
facility for our work and solicit the |
patronage OF the most particular Our
prices are as Low as the LOWEST
GEO. W. MARDEN & co.,
FAIRBANKS BLOCK,
WOODSTOCK VT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-01

The evening air Is not yet full OF
what Elizabeth Stewart Phelps calls
"thc aromatic odor OF the early bon
fire." II is too wet for II,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-01

Crackers, behring's aud Beans Is
the fare Tor tramps here,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-01

10 every Joy Ia appended Il sorrow,
Joe Bean, ST., when arrested had bis
bottle with Inn and he was happy
but on reaching the jail Mr. Hewitt
discovered the nozzle of II sticking
out Of his pocket, aud took it away
from him, aud Joe was u man ofgiicf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-05-01
Il hasn't raIned since May eame In !

Rev, o, X, Crosby, Of this village,
will preach at the Town Hall at Pom
fret on Sunday, May 3, at 4 o'clock
u, ~,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

apparatus which may be dangerous "a
causing hre; 10 regulate and proscribe
the manner Of building partition walls
and fences 70 prevent and regulais the
running at large Of animals, and the dis.
charge Of fire arms within the city limits
10 license and regulate porterS and hotel
or steamboat runners, ana 10 fix the rate
Of po1teragO; TO make appropriations for
any and all Items OF city expenditure, and
TO provide for the payment Of tho debts
and expenses Of the city 70 appoint City
Attorney, and prescribe bis dutios, and
provide for bis compensation; to provide
FOR tho weighing and measuring Of hay,
wood, and other commodities bought and
sold In said city TO provide for the removal
Of standing water and other unwholosome
and oilonsive substances, and to prevent
streams from oyerHowing their banks !;
ductlon of disoaSes into said city TO pro-
vide for the prevention or restraint Of any
noiao, riot, disturbance or disOrdeFly assem-
blage In any street, house or place In said
city; to provide for the prevention and
removal Ol any obstructiCns In the William.
etlo River within the city limits; 10 mako
all laws and ordinances necessary TO carry
into effect the provisions Of this charter,
and 10 secure the health, peace and iEn.
preVement OF said city, and to provide for
tho punishment Of tho violation Of any
city ordinance by fine or Imprisonment,
but no hno shall exceed 500, and no
imprisonment shall exceed thirty days,
provided the citizens 0f said city shall not
DO exempt from tho payment eF such read
taxes a. are or may be Imposed by the laws
Of this State; provided further that the
County Court shall not have power 70
establish any county road withIn the cor.
pOratc limltS Of said city.
SECTION 4. That section eleven Of said
act be amended so ns 70 read ~ t0iioWBf
E6ec. II. Tho Mayor and Aldermen of
said city may receive such pgy for their
services as the Common Council shall, by
ordinance, pIoscribo, not 10 exceed one
dollar for each meeting Of the Council, pro-
vlded that no compensation shall be audi
tod In favor OF any kaoEnbeK Of the Council
who II not present as such moetinGl
SEc. 8. That the best interests Of tho city
OF Albany demand that the aamo be dlvi-
ded Into three or more Wards ct - early
day ~ possible. Therefore this act shall
take effect and be In force from aad after
its approval by the Governor.
Approved October 10, 1878.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
TILDzxs IxCoME.rAx.

The New York Sun thus clearly
states the facts in relation to the in
cOme-tax case of Mr.. Tilden, out of
which the Radicals are endeavoring to
make political capital at his expense :
The law provided that if any
citizen did net make a return Of his
income, the taxing officers of the Gov
ernment should themselves assess the
amount Of that income, adding thereto
fifty per cent. Of that amount as pen
atty for the failure to make said re-
turn and that this tax should be col
lsctsd. Being himself unable, as we
understand, threugh the uncertainties
and the unsettled nature Of a large
business, to ascertain with sufficient
accuracy to swear to it, what his in
come really was, Mr. Tilden made no
return. The assessment was therefore
made /; the fine vas added, and the tax
daily paid The case was thus fully
settled upon the Governments own
terms And yet, twelve or fifteen
yeArs afterward, because Mr.. Tilden is
The Democratic candidate for Presidsnt,
the Republican Administration brings
= suit against him This, we say, is a
political persecution, indecent in its
nature and diacreditable to those by
whom It Is urged and promoted. In a
popular government the use of Judicial
process as e means Of q partisan war
fare and Official oppression is the nat
srAl rGsOrt Of men, who, if they had
the power, would be tyrants but we
have never known a more atrociOus
instance Of this abuse than that in the
case in point.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
SENATOR BURNETT.

The following biographical sketch
and Complimentary mention of Hon.
join Butnett, Senator from Benton, we
find 10 the Salem Statesman. Although
often well merited, it is rare that a
Repuhlicah paper speaks 10 fayorably
of prominent Democrat
John Burnett, of Benton, was horn
in Pike county, Missouri, July 4, 1881 /;
croSsed the plains 10 CALIFORNIA ih1Sl9;
came to Oregon IN the spring Of 1858
and settled in Benton county was
elected presidential elector in 1863, and
County Judge in 1870; was elected
Judge Of the Supreme Court in 1874,
and State Sanator in 1878 was married
in 1850 !; has FIVE children. Mr.. Bur-
nett il a man Of medium height, impress
ing one as having strong, firmly knit
frame, with nerve and character to cor
respond. From what we saw and heard
of him in tho Senate, We should judge
him TO be the best lawyer on the floor,
bis arguments showing n perfect knowl-
edge Of his subject, which was always
handled in a masterly manner. His
voice was not 30 pleasant rs that Of some
other speakers, but what was wanting
in this respect was made up by true
dignity of manner and thought. Mr..
Burnett had two hills passed, ono to
provide for tho support Of the Agricul-
tural College and one relating TO foreign
corporations, and his weighty arguments
had much to do with tho passage or
defeat of many others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
fPabIlahsd by anthoriiy.l
ORDTNANCE NO.-

An ORDINANCE DIVIDING THa CrEx Or
Albany INTO THRGE WARDs, AND
TO PROVIDE ron THE RLEcTIoN OF gwo
ALDERMEN From BACH WARD. ..rr
Be Il ordained BY tie Commoa Cosaea ef tAe
City Of AIbaAg: ~
SRcTIOx /. That for the purposes Of ma
nicipal representation tho City Of Albany
be and Is hereby divided into three Warda
designated and bounded ~ follows: Ward
number one y hereby declared to tmelads
all OF that part Of such City e. lies west Of
tho middle OF Ferry street to Fourth
street; thonco along middle Of Fourth
street, 70 point opposite the center ok the
Court House, thence south 10 the center ol
Firth street, thence west n the center Of
Ferry street., thence south along the can
ter OF Ferry street 10 the southern bound-
ary line Of the City. Ward number tive
ia hereby declared to include all that part
Of such City from the eastern boundary Of
Ward number one to the middle of Bs-
ker street. Aud Ward number thres e
hereby declared TO include aIl Of such City
as shall lie east Of Ward number two.
SECTION 2. There ahall be elected 7on
the first Monday In Decamber, 1879. by
the legally qualified electors residina With
in said Wards, two Aldermen from each
Ward, and the one receiving the highest
number Of votes shall be declared elected
for two years, and on the Argt Monday 0f
December In the year 1879. and every year
thereafter, there shall bef elected one Az
derman from each Ward, 70 serve for 1.-TWO
years. : s., ...essss.'.
SECTION 8. All Ordinances, and parts OF
Ordinances In conflict with this Ordinance
are hereby repealed. aseu fstfa
Approved, Nov. IL, 1878. s3t af
JASON WHEELER,
j. w. BALDWIN, Mayor,
Recorder. 20
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
lxBlAHs GonG EAST.

The Bee 2ys John Monteith, for
msrly Of Albany, but now agent on
the Nez Peree reservation, arrived at
Portland last Friday accompanied by
three Nez Perces IRdians, i. e., James
Reuben, nephew of Chief Joseph,
Archie Lawyer, son of the late Chief
Lawyer, and Mark Williams, one of
ths most intelligent Of the tribe.
These are all young men, robust, finely
formed fellows, with pleasant, intelli-
gent faces. They were educated on
the reservation and now read,
write and speak English fairly.
Reuben was assistant teacher and has
written a fair account Of the Nez
Perss. war, published BY the depart
meRt at Washington. He was also
one Of General HowarPs most valt1a-
blsseOuts, though but l6 years of age, a
savage irreclaimable fellow with whom
Agent Monteith had much trouble.
They are now en- route to The Indian
Territory on visit 10 Joseph, with
whom Reuben has kept correspon-
denee since his capture. These three
Indians have considerable stock in Ida.
ho and are in good Circumstances,
They may conclude 70 remain with
their people and endeavor to make
thetn good, honest and Industrious
Christian men and women. Mr.. Mon
teith may conclude to take them on to
Washington before he returns, as he
received the necessary authority from
the Government Twelve Nez Perces
prisoners, part of White Birds band,
uaaer the leadership Of Chief Tabahoo,
guarded BY an army officer and six
men, also accompany them to join
JOssph's band. They departed last
Tuesday on the steamer for San Fran
cisco. Tie Nez Perces now on the res
ervatiOn number 1862 persons. and the
scattering bands If the same tribe
viii perhaps reach 500 more, total Of
1862. 1Ir. MOntsitL has been agent
for eight years, and BY his effective
honest administration has earned tie
loxs and confidence Of his wards.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
administrators Sale OF
Real Estate. + $50. 800.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL AT
In the undersigned, Administrator Of the
estate of @. Il. Savage, deceased, under
and hy the virtue of an order Of the Coun,
ty Court for Linn county, Oregon, mad6
and entered Of record ON the 6th day of
November, 1873, will sell at public auctiofl
to the highest bidder, at the dwelling
house on the premises herein AFTER as.
scribed, on,the 18th day Of December, 1878,
at the hour of one O'Clock in the afteTneon
of said day, all Of the estate, title and In
terest of the said O. +. Savage, deceased,
In and TO tho following described said
property, to-wit: tf Fl 4.
Commencing ct the northwest corner
Of the donation claim Of William q. Gal.
laher and Amy Gallnher, In the county o.
Linn, State of Oregon, and running thence
South along the western boundary Of said
claim, twenty. three chains and hfty-fge
links (25.55); thence East, sixteen chains
and fifteen links (l0.l5); thence South
twenty-five chains 25) to the south
eTn boundary Of said claim; thence East
eight chains and eighty five links (8.061 j.
thence North forty-eighk chains and G1Yyi
five links as ]; thence West twenty-fiVe
chains (2h) to the place Of beginning being
in township ~, South range 2, West, Linn
county, Oregon. l.5s.s51 10 Ia +.
Terms Of sale, gold coin Of the United
States, one half cash In hand, and the
remaining enc half in nine mok.tha time
with interest, secured by mortgage,
This 9th day OF November, 1873.
J. D. C0RNETT,
n15w4 Administrator
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
pRoyE REQ ,rrcH.

e r.Ha 4 I
The cipher dispatches, il admitted to
be all that is -l4imed, prove too much.
for the Republicans unless; suggests
the Baltimore ,Saua, we assume that
Returning Boards and Electors. known r5tg1
to be corrupt and wiling to sell out to
Democrats, were incorruptible 8 by.
Republicans, we must admit not only
that these cattle were bought Wholesale
by the Republican managers. but, that
they were bought at higher prices than
they were willing to sell douta to the
Democrats at. For they only asked
Mr.. Tilden's friends and agents to pay
them to do right, TO announce The actual
vote and the popular decision whereas,
if they were bribed by the Republicats
at all, they were bribed to .dp, wrong, to
commit felony, to forge returns. make
false oaths, pe1ure themselves, and do
that which would send them to the
penitentiAry If exposed and convicted.
Hence, if such laborers were worthy
their hire they must have cost Mr.. n.
Chandler and hisassociates considerable
more in money and Offices than they
were willing to bargain for with Mr.
Tilden's agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
sTILL aAnPIxG.

The OregOnian still continues to harp
on the matter Of State Printing. Ifthat
paper will refer to Mr.. Hicks report
(the sworn expert in 1870. it viii dis
cover that Mr.. Carter, the present
State Printer, while acting as expert
for Mr.. PittOck proprietor Of the Ore
SOniaH), is about the only man censared
for oysr-allowanee on paper. Again,
Mr.. AsAhel Bush, at one time State
Printer, received just t'Vies the amount
Of Compensation allowed to Mr.. Brown,
Is State Printer, and the journals
printed show most extravagant expan-
sion in paragraPhing and quad lines,
and yet the virtuous OregORion has no
fault to find with Messrs. PittOck or
Bush
There should be limit to even the
shamelessness Of common journalist
prostitute.
The OreyOHiaA must stick to the rec
ord or 90 to the wall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
THEY ALI TAKE TT.

When the System i run down 20 the cx.
tent that you pass siecpless nights, arc ner-
yotiE and irritable, have gloomy forcbod-
coated tongue, DO not enroll yourself as
high private, IN the rear rank under Gem
eraI Debility, but csleer up and try Whites
Prairie Flower, Tho Great.EIxe Panacea,
now for sale mover city and town on tho
Continent. No medicine ever compound
ed Behaif is eqtiaI for tho euro of DYS-
PERSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT. II
has q specific power over the liver, and by
curing tho liver, dyspepsia and all other
diseases arising from II, vanish AZ II by
magic. Sample bottles are sold at tho
small price of Is cents that will convince
you OF It's merits. large size bottles rs
cents, for sale everyyherel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
Notice of Final settlement.

In ,hs matter Of the estate q Richard U.hsr. de-
enaked. = d
Notes is hsreby Rlven thas he unAerSlxuad exscu
ard exorsFtx q tbs last wi and sazlAsnens oa
Richard UslsF descas~, kass aied their aaal aeoaui
IN s matter u aid estate in The County CsuFs eor
Lam county. orson And th4i sid CoAaEt On ths lssh
day Of N0Tefnbcr, iss s. utaala order appainsinR
Friday. peeenber eth. A. D.. 1874 II he hour q oss
eonek u ~, q aid day. A. The coaFt Hanns In IA
city u Albany, Linn county. oregnn Cor The heaxnl
et obletions 20 sad dnal seoouns and t1r ths Gls-
EaUnt ef The same. q. ". ELrn, Rxscutos,
kAAAH UsliER. ExecutTx,
Of chs last viii and tssiaasaI q nieAafd usher u.
ceased. a.. .
hated this tho ssh day 81 aovssnhof, A. D. is7s,
niaws EEEE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
y y FARMERS Of .91 44',l' sa5.
linn AND ADJOINING. COUNTIES.

llq fUIe1fAI 10 Ip7TTr---JbJ HffiA 43uG 81
a. y ! s+aggg1tE,slESinq s,y4sl u zegg i,e1a2
y am happy 70, inform yop shat, am
again on hand With 4. new stock ,oG Agri-
cultural Implements, aud as in,ihe past,
70 IN the future, shall, i bc. my constant
'endeaYdf To Offer you homo but first-cIass
goods Our past business. relations has
been, yefg belasant Indeed, and SHAH be
held tin gfeatfdi refnsmbrance, 4 nd while
q improve this dppoftnnty Of thanking
yoer for the many fayors IN the past, / viii
also express . hope that by fair, SQUARE
dealing and strict attention to business, I
may merit continuation OF the same. I
shall be pleased to meet ali my old ,and as
many nov, customers as will favor me
with . call at the old stand, TIarpcr's
Block AEbany Oregon. tuad8iw .ts3IGag
4 ssioe ie Very respectfully yours.
3d Hloff s8 S. EUGENE BUcMANAS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

The public debt of France is about
s4,5O0,00O,OOO. The debt is held at
home mostly, at low rate of interest.
The population of France is 3S,000,-
600. France was forced to pay Ger
many 81 loo, ,OOO, ,OOOin round numbers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

A little fellow not eight years old
named Charley humpes found $40
belonging to Mr.. Myers, of Salem,
which he honestly handeil over and rc-
ceived $40 as a reward. Charles, you
win never get elected to tho Iegisla
tnrc on the Republican ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15


A kocHFsrEl IN. ", newspaper
man being called upon to tell how he
obtained certain information Published
in his paper bearing on trial now
pending, declined to answer, on the
grounds that disclosure BY bim Of his
informant or infomants yould seriously
injhre. him In his business astla news
paIef man, that the Information had
been impaired to him dhldert the pledge
of secrecy, and that all communications
to newspaper man should be pTrivil-
legged, the same as communications be-
tween lawy erg eand elients--aIld the
court sustained him. 81 F9ela lf2i'i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

The Centaas. Linimcnta are Of two kinds
The white Is for the human family; theYei.
losR il for horses. sheep, aud other animals.
Testimonials Of the efIceta produced by those
re1naFistis PFsparatinn4 aFriwrappetl around
every bottle. and may bepFocured Of any drug.
gist, OF By mail from the Office OF TnE CKS-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

GREENRAckIsM reached its ilood tide
in Ohio last year, since which it has
been on the decline. In Hamilton
county where the party pOlled 5000
votes in 1877, it polled 800 this yOar,
and in the whole State it polled but
90, 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

When an impecunious wine bibber
strikes Amity, tho "boys" arrange
themselves in double line outside the
saloon door and make the poor devil
run the gauntlet. When he reaches
the end Of the limo he looks as if had
been run through sausage machine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

CLEoPATRA's NEEDLE has been the
subject of no little comment since its
removal from Africa to London. This
colossal Obelisk, now standing on the
Thames, contains within its pedestal, a
jar containing the Bible in French and
English, an Arabian Genesis, a He
brew Pentateuch and a verse from the
Sd chapter Of st. John in 2l5 different
languages. There are now but twelve
colossal obelisks standing on the face Of
earth. Five in Egypt, four in Rome
and one each in Paris, London and
Constantinople. a aa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

should aend for instructions, terms. refer
ences, ETC., 70 Edison Brothers, Solicitors,
OF Patent, Washington. u. C., who FUR
nish the Same without charge. Edison
Brothers Is - we'll known aud successful
firm OF large experience, having been es-
Lablished since lSGG. ff:iatf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
mar var PRRsoN cANNoT ~ FoUND.

MOI even Edssoa with All his Inventive gehins and
extensivs FesaAsr cAt, aBd tal person that AIans
Antifat sill not reduce ~ che ra.s of ff0H tHe ~
ave pounds pet week Ti5d1e having usciesstf tried
different anttht pFesespiofa claing ''slArtaiiaal,
'sharne.b back and 'paW horse ring. may DO skei5
tieai. but tat trial WI eOufiHee Fsfn tHs Alianu
Ahlfss y gnsaiBs assiieie a5ni tlai uili spesi-
~ iallnii all promises. Sid By druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

THERE are $3.50, ,OO0,O 900 invested in
gas stocks in Great Britain, and the
fear that MIR. EdisOn's new application
of the electric light viii render gas use
less has caused something like a panic
among those whose wealth is invested
in these securities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

VIII cure all iksoaacs u ths kiJpsyE. natidSg an,l
ufinary OreAna Hundreds have brrh cured aeF All
ether remedies hare kaileL Ills Ehgiis n1ndr.sdii
Pis have equal 10 All a Diseased I1Fer uys,
pS9sIa Or any Ihlnus deTaneemSut. Many oi yhaF
lcaliEE sitizs 81 this city All soash tbrsF viF.
ttsns. To bc had u al druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

TOTAL vote of Iowa, 1877, 245,766.
Total vote of Iowa, 1878, 253,S77.
Republican plurality, 1877, 42,l93.
Republican plurality, 1878, s,ls2.
Republican loss in one year, 39,Oll.
And when Iowa shrirks this way,
the ''oldest Republican" must conclude
that the foundation of things are
breaking up,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
PEN AND sCIssORs.

JeG. Davis, Jr., son of Hon. Jeff.
Davis, died near Memphis, a few days
ago, of yellow fever. He was 2 years
Of age.
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BR.d MrxTIrs VEGETAnIR NErHRErIE.

NH euFs al diseAscs III tip kdneys, bladder aud
pfihAFy OrsAna Hundreds have been etFef after All
other neme,irs had fasieds Its Rngiish D4ndption
FiliT have equal 10 all e4ses af Disrasrd Liver,
yuF i1adag eititsns, fTnnt axlppFeea sill Eaarh
u theY tlEtnetL Sid by druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

RT OTECE rs HEREBY GIVEN no
1N All whom IL may ooncofn, that the
eorp paEtnership heretofore existing between
jonas Davis ana IT. q Gle IN hn6er tle
arm name ok DaFis & C ulent, IS this
day dissolved By mutual consent.
Dated 10 Albany, Oregon, the 1Ith day
Of Na4enl6sf, a. ~ 1873. = -, : s.
s, JONAS DAVIS. 4.
ul5w4 H @. CLEMENT. s
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United States Of America.
STATE or OREGON, !
SIGRETARY's OYHTcE,
galam. Oct. 30. 1879.

Salem1 OCT. ~, 1878.
!, X. r. Earhart, Secretary Of the Slala
Of Oregon, do hereby certify that / am the
of the Great Seal Of the Stgte Of
Oregon, that the foregoing copy Of HAn
Act to amend an Act entitled IAn Act 70
incorporate the city Of Albany - has been
by me compared with the original "1Aeg"
on iiIe In this Office, and sald copy h . cor
whole OF Asid original "Acs.n
III witness whereof, have hereto aa4
- my hand, and afkixed the great
( sx., seal Of the State oi Oregon, the
day and year above written.
- Il. p. EARHART,
Secretary of Btase.