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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25


BUNeII.- SMITH, On Monday, Oct 14ih, 1873. At
The realdsBcs u The bride. BY Rev r. J. Wilson, Nh
z. " BeHcH, of Han Joaquin county, California and
Miss s' L. bniTa. of this county.
JOHNSON AMsRY.-On Thursday, OFT. II, 1873.
e the home q tbe bride, By Rev. 7. J. Wilson, Na.
u ). JOHNSON, snd Miss LAvfHA Y. RAHssT, both u
this county.
cOhRELIUB.-cAEoN.-o Thursday. Oct II.
1878 a. ths chsneksta Hotel, in Salon. ~ Rev r.
Tower, Nh. CnARLKs CohHELIrs, of Forest Grove aud
Miss AiENiB cAHoa. Of WAitsbarg,
Minnie wns IN AlbaHy gir and hoF many fFisnds up
here Join In wishing har Joy and hApplness and that
Is equivalent 70 wishing tito leF hsshAa9 for Charlie
Is her darling. bsr dAEae. etc. the old Scotch song
has H. John atsDeF, of Jefferson, acted as gro0ms.
man. aad Mss 7slis cernsllas, ssser Il dc groom,
was The bridesmaid. Tho newly welded pair spens
= day a the Fair, Asd then wont to RaTasl Grove
wiiiah wi bs their hosna. 5F Esft#
AcHEsoN. HAMILTON ON Tuesday, OCT. "a.
Is7s e ne Essasnos q ths ssides Istents. a oAk
assisted b. Rev. r. J. wilson, and Rev J. H. Dick
hsy. 4. d. AeaEsaH. q Oak folns. and Miss JEaSIE
y HAs'LsoN, daughter of Hon jos HAmiiton -
We tsndsF our congratulations 70 tbs, happy pair.
and hope their bark u lie may always gilds along
snsooGhly - Il sssmsd - b. When ws NV tsa last
Ilsv. Ashsson is = talented young minister now 10
charge a NE Uaitsd Presbyterian congregation 81
Oak foint his vile is well known Ia this city, where
shs has many warm fFisnda. sls il 8 noble young
IAdy and Der husband wiIi nsver regret bis choice
dABTos. s.-IRvINE.-o Wednesday evening. Oct
"a. ts7s ~ the ruaidsBes Of tbs hres parents tis
city, BY Rev. =. o. Irvine D. D.. assisted by Rev Ae
esoa and Rev. ". D. Floyd, Ma, ". II. cAstoN and
Miss MAniA inyIxH. daughter Of R0v. Dr B. O. frsins
That Jsy without MEASURE and perfect happiness
may Attsa tbsm s the heaTtfsit Eiah q theft
brothsF-lnlss. s'ys loeaI- They we're attsadsd b
NJ. 0soFss PuHy and Ms asaggis faatsl. sAeh a
phess. suppes. vsss psAstssus iaF lks events Il
esms e4 IN The fusuna AfF. and Mrs 0Asa0s nEn n
- % shaaAs alnslon Asxs Monday And uiu ssAks thai
thsiF FssiAsaeS IN Ne fasuss. arfsf,.s.
B.-NRnRICk.-l THURSDAY. Oct n
tATa - ~ Fodence a ts htds rAsehi "a this city
~ nss. u lfssne, y. D., Ma ttENaE ". WALfEas and
e1tss Lortsa MEmHtcE-bott q tiAs alty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
Attempted Robbery.

Some bold ''burgular" attempted to break
into w. A. Pauls residence in the lower part
Of the city last Tuesday evening, but Mr. P.
heard him on the lower part sf the building
and got up aAd put stop to his operations.
He thought the burglar heard and ran away
before he came down stairs, but after retiring
again he heard his man jump of the roof and
60 away. Mr.. Paul wants the gentleman to
call again and he win not be SO formal in his
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

w. G. Baird, formerly Of Brownsville,
called on US last Monday. He and his sOn
Nateare nowinthe mercantile business st An
telope, Wasco county, 65miles from the Dalles,
and dherepoFtsthat they have good trade and
are getting along finely. Health is good in
that locality and the people are thrifty and
prosperous. Mr.. Baird came down after q
new stock of goods. and thought while he
was this side Of the mountains lie would
come up and visit the people in his old eoun'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
sauia claus' EIeaaauariers.

julius Joseph has received more toys than
were ever brought to this city before. You
eught to call around there and see his stock,
that Is II you have any little folks at home
for whom you want to got something nice.
Hacks, velOcipedes, hobby horses, balls, mar
bles, etc, for the boys, and dolls, doll ear
riages. littie parior and bedroom sets in wal
nut, cook stoves. and everything nice for the
little girls. Ee sure and call around and see
what he has, even il you do not want tC
huv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
Rl.n Eahs xews.

Mr.. Hensley was down from Fish Lake
this week and be tells US q great deal Of snow
fell in the mountains during the late storm.
II fell for distance Of ten miles on the
mountain road, and was about two feet deep,
but great many teams have passed over and
the roed Is beaten down we'll. A large party
started over from Albany yesferday Oliver
lenan and wife, Cart Price and A. Cowan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
Ths Cnrlrl,nn A..ee,atlan.

An adjourned meeting Of the Young Pec-
pies Christian Association will be held at
the Congregational Church next Monday
evening, Oct %, at 1880 a. N. All the
members, both active and associate, are
requested to attend, as there viii be impOr-
tant business to be transacted. The Board
Of Managers win meet immediately after
the general meeting, and any person desir-
ing to join the Association can present their
natnes to the Board at chat time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
APAHSFUL ACCIDENT.
John sWEliaBy RalIs 1ntsa sthe MOnteidh
FIanas ana Bseats his leslIar Bone.


+ Mr.. John WilIiaby, who resides near HAL
sey, came down to this city last Monday in
company with q friend, intending to go back
on the following day. In the evening, about
s o'clock, they were out walking on the
streets. and not knowing any hing about the
cohdition of the sidewalk ON Ferry. street,
Mr.. Williaby walked off the end Of it by
Willert & Buschs blacksmith shop, and fell
into the hume. It is about six feet deep and
in his fall he struck in such a way as to
break his collar bone on the left side, and
bruised himself eonsidesabIg in other places.
His companion helped him out and DR.. Hen
ton set the bone in a very short time, and he
is now doing we'll or at least was. when he
left here for his home ON the folloping day.
To prevent damage suit the city paid his
physician and his expenses. amounting to
quite little sum. This should teach the
city officers TO be q little more vigilant in the
discharge Of their duties. While the side
walk is being put down over this fume, a
bArricade should be put up at the end Of the
walk every evening This city cannotafford to
tpay damage suits and fths Marshal warns
the Canal Company to put up barricades and
they fail to do 80, they are responsible for al
accidents which occur on account of theil
negligence.
Whsatn0y sells IT zs cents, With an up
ward tendency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

PhyAeaas and Psychologists have long Scratched
their hesds- ard shEzas9 the mdnizht oil. sod ins
- daNiss pums ubanS shaEehE exoelalFs eoFpuieaeJ
msiglh y etheF tfevsnied a. eontfoiied. untii re
dinae have Aiie But e lant ne Problem = solved
Anana Anti-Fst uiH surely md peativsiy redncs
covered tlat sanld pruduas saah wondsFful Fssaita
and - The sansE uase flntrota The EcBsral health
RaAa By druEEissa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
rmpsrtaht 20 HAale..

Another lot Of one dozen Of those fine
Now Home sewing machines has just
been received by the agent in this city--J.
D. Titus, improvements are being made in
sewing machines, like everything else, and
this is The very latest and eclipses all2others.
We cannot describe its good points, ladies
you win have to 60 around and see it. Cal
at the iewelry store. nstf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

A petition from WIN. A. Peterson praying
for right Of way for drain from his trick on
First street TO the river, was tabled uatil tho
next regular 4seeting. rli+fgT
Alderman Brush introduced the following
resolution which was adoptedf
Resolved, That the city Marslaf be Instructed 70
require the removal x all awning posts trees other
eF side Of Frst street. from Warrington 10 hontgom.
cry, on o. before tho first day d November n,xt.
Alderman Stewart introduced the follow
ing Yesolut lion. which was adopted.
Resolved, That any person, who, with his team. as
this city, shall receive the SUN Of s. for the former
and q for the latter, To be paid the other
claims against the clty. sNes Il azRFf e5 ss -
Alderman Brush introduced the following
resolution which was adopted unanimously :
Resolved, rat ne properly holsrs % First street.
from Washingtont % Baker, hage the time for the
petion Of their sidewalks extended 70 Nov 9Th, and
the Marshal Is hereby instructed 70 build al such
walks not completed BY that time.
On motion Of Alderman Stewart the fol-
lowing persons were allowed pay for assisting
with theif teams ID. getting she engines 70
the fire on Saturday, Oct 10th, as follows
7. L. Dagger, 50; VIM. Emrick, 81. so; b. +.
Purdom, l.50; Virgil Parker, 81.
The following bills were allowed: DIR.
Henton, $40; John Brush. $6.9s; F. n.
westfall 1890; Mr.. Watson, $40; w. ].
Mathews. s3G &c; C. C. GoIley, sI3T. SO; J.
~. ns.l.lwing gGls 60 tK11N
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
SOUND REASONING.


q No person can buy Clothing Gents Staple and
Fancy Furnishing Goods, Fine White Shirts Boots
Hats, Rubber Clothing, Blankets. Fine Cigars To
without first examining the extensive stock at the
Farmers and Mechanics Store for the following
reasons s.s6ss.saBseasT ..aea.44s1.fx
IBUV FROM NONE BUT MANUFACTURERS.
z BUY EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
/ SELL EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. fhs4 ssiaa
4 LOSE NO MONEY BY BAD DEBTs.
MARK THE PRICES PLAINLY ON EVERY ARrI-
GLE SELL
ADHERE STRICTLY TO ONE PRICE
AIM TO BE IN ADVANCE IN NEW STYLES.
8 AM CONSTANTLY STRIVING TO SELL CHEAP
AND At THE SAME TIME MAINTAIN THE QUALITY.
THE MARKET IS CONSTANTLY sFLkLas1F IN
lFERIoR GOODS MADE FOR AUCTION SALES NNt4IQta
ARE OFFERED AS FIRST GLASS STCCk--CCMPAl7I-
SON REVEALS INFERIORITY.
10 THE ABOVE PRINCIPLES or BUSINESS MAKE
THE BEST POSSIBLE GUARANTEE THAT MY GUS
TONERS ARE FAIRLY DEALTF WITH.
= M N OLA
Farmers and Mechanics Ono Price Cash Store.
Albany, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
AFAMILY MEnutTxg.


The oEE0oS BEoeD PuRIugg and KIDNEY
REGULATOR Is the best family remedy ever
placed before tho public.
II is an oREnoS production, compounded
from 0RE0ox roots and bcrbs and manufac-
tured by an old 0REoos house.
You should have it in your family.
Il purifiea tho blood and regulates the aya-
tenn.
It roots out all scrOfaloaa impurities from
the blood.
Keep your blood in order anil your health
MUTT be good. #EEE E@#E
Women in PREGNANCY, it prevents nausea
and vomiting. 4B4 etssf
Give it TO your children. Take Il yourself.
Don't be without it in your family. It Is
not poisonous nostrRm made 10 sell. but :
purely vEoETABLk blood purifier,
All druggists have it for sale. t
Manufactured by a.
WILLIAM PFUNDER 4 CO..
ApothecAries and Chemists,
New Market Theatre block, Portland, o.
DoN'T shAke yourself TO pieces with ths
AoUE and Burn up with FEvER when yog
can be completely cured by using bottle o
that famous preparation called The WILLIAM
ErrE FEYER AND AeUE MIxTURE.
Il is . sure Q re for FEVER and AoUE
All druggists have IL for sale
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER q CO.,
Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland, o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

The morning subject next Sabbath at this
church viii be paul and A9rippa." In
the evening q sermon will be delivered on
1tho Introduction Of Yoke. Fellowship, or
Organic Christianity" VIII the members Of
the Calvary Church please return their be.
nevoleDt pledges next Sabbath morning, and
ol!iRo the PAsfon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
10 Taose Astendlnr CIreuls Coars.

The Hobart House Is making special prep
arations for al who may favor it with their
patronage An extra bill of fare win be
made for the occasion. Meals, 25, cents
lodging, p cents. Those wanting accommo-
dations eannot do better than to call at the
Hobart House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
letter List.

The following II the list Of letters remaining
In tho Post Offico, Albany, Linn county, ore.
gon, OctobGF ~, lB7B Persons calling for theaa
Icttora Inustgfve tho date on which they were
advertised.
Allphin, George Gary, o u
Allen, Mrs Lowie Harrfson, John -
Brown, u @ Mark, Willie
Reistcr, Leonard.
+. II. RAYMOND. T. 1BI.
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= IL TrIaa.phanl.

Mr. Champlin informs US that the Singer
Is again triumphant having been awarded
one grand medal and three first premiums al
the late State Fair. and these premiums were
not on attachments, but on the celebrated
Singer sewing machine. Mr.. Champlin nov
has at his Office in this city repairer, Mr..
r G. Dunn, who has had nineteen yeara'
experience in the business
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
AsHOOTING scR1PK-
ssFaaa Lsns shot a Lebansn La.t Sai,-


Lebanon Is a lively little town and fur
nishes Us with more first-clAss items than
any other in the county. Last sabbath they
had q shooting .serape out there between
Straud Long and young man named Harton
which eame-near being fatal in its results
We have heard several reports, bat have not
yet got hold oi Longs story. It seems that
he and Harton had some kind Of quarrel
while working together in the harvest field,
and last Sabbath they met for the first time
aftsrwardS at Lebanea. Harton stepped Of
the sidevalk to aIlou Lang 70 pass, aEd the
latter reached out and struck him in the
face with a revolver and then hit him IN the
face with it. Harton then drew revolver
snd shot Long, the pistol Swapping three
times before . was diseharged The bah
hit Long in the left side, breaking one Of his
ribs, and passing backward, lodged some-
where near the backbone. DIR. Ballard was
called and probed the wound for the bali,
bat could not find It. sLO6gswas supposed tO
have been in very critical condition, bat he
possesses = remarkably strong constitution
and has bgsn receiving the best Of basdicsl
attention, and it Is thought he will recover.
HartOn gave himself up TO the authorities and
was tried last Monday before Justice Smith,
the trial resulting in his aequittaI.
Lates Ne Donies infoansd as yesterday
that Long Nas atTl ias very dangsroas con
ditiOn, and that it is very probable he will
not recover.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
cAieaI 81 LAsI. z
Day1d JunkIas Caaght IL Gees Csmnsy ana
BF0agkt Back.

David Junkins, who ged the county few
weeks ago because he was charged with the
crime of rape, arrived in this city last Satur-
day in charge of Sheriff Aiken, Of Coos conn
ty, and was turned ever 70 Sheriff Dickey.
He was brought before Squire Lister, and
upon waving examination was bound over
under s., 200 Bonds Fred Accsy and Mr..
Malkey bailed him out and he is now arrang-
iAg for his defense. The case viii come up
at the next .tsrm7of court, and promises to
be unusually filthy and disgusting. Sheriff
Dickey made a trip out to Southern Oregon
after Junkins few weeks ago, but the latter
in.so-ns way haard b was coming aua got
ont Of his way. Mr.. Dickey, rightly con-
cluding that his movements were watched.
left the matter in Sheriff Aiken's hands and
came home. Aiken got on the track of the
fugitive and caught him at the Corners, on
Pistol Greek, near the California line. q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

.. ?. CHURcH. H.-Preachingevcry Sabbath,
at II a. NJ, and 7: 80 P. n. by Rev. 5. G.. Ir.
vine, D. d. Sabbath school at $50 ?. n.
Prayer meeting every wednesday evening.
n. E CHuRcE. Preaohing every Sabbath
ak II a 4 and z 80 ?. &. Song service IN
the evening" before sermon. Sabbath School
at $50 ?. 3. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j +. De Wore, pastor. !.
ExAEcuIcAI. CHURc on Sab
bath At II A II, and 7.SO ?. N. Sabbath
School i2sl6. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. ]. BOwesox, pastor. {
CALyKRY CHURch. Services every Sab
bath e II A n and $50 p A. Sabbath
School at $50. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening of each week. w. B.
Floyd, pastor.
MaE 0Hg8ca, SovTH.- Services avery
Sabbath at St Paurs N. T. Church, South,
at ll;S0 A y. and 7s30P. n. Sabbath School
st 1915. Prayer meeting eyefy Friday
evening. P. A Moses. pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

Young gentlemen who wish to reflect
credit at the State Fair on their own taste
and Judgment shonld by ali means purchase
their outfit at the one price ready pay store
of Al. Wheeler at Shedd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25

Hon 7. I. Porter, Of Halysy. was down
yesterday. He reports. everything gliding
smoothly along up there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
TO WHOM N nuAv CoxCEGN.

This Is to certify that have been affect
ed for the last three years with cha onic In
hamation of the bladder and torpid liver.
Having spent a small fortune with the
best medical talent / could obtain in San
Francisco, and visited ths various springs
in California, hoping to find relief. Hav-
ing found mono I gave up all hope Of be-
Ing cured and dropped all medicines and
doctors. While reading one Of the daily
papers I saw an advertisement of medI.
cine called Neuphretlcum, preparation
prepared by DR.. Mintis q Co., Of San
Francisco. was persuaded by my wife
10 try Il, and went and bought bottle
Having taken that one bottle / found
much relief, all pains ceasing and feeling
much better took two more bottles and
am now perfectly restored to health and
strength, thank God, for the superior skill
Of Or. Mintie q Co. Any one who may
doubt this statement can call at my resi-
dence and see me.
J. r. MOORE, l27 Fifth Street,
Portland. 0rafnon
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A Cow for sale.

A splendid ,ailk COW, with young calf,
for sale. II you want to buy, coll at this
office.
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Following Is iist Of tho individuals and
companies that pay taxes 70 the amount Of
$50:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
yl.s stl CaIlesspla In.assnss g.

This old and time-tried institution has
opened an agency in Albany, under the li.
rOction Of our friend Mr.. L., Bilyeu as resi-
dent agent. This company Is the father Of
insurance companies in California, and has.
by its conservative management, prudence
and careful selection Of business, gained a
prestige second to none on this Coast. A
record of loss payments in IS years, aggre-
gatingsl, 32s, 026 IS. speaks volumes ia favor
of the old California, and the customers can
rely on fair treatment and expeditions settle
ments by pazoAizing Nj. BiIyeu and this
favorise Old andeFwntihg iuAtitution.
s zazs tDIREcToRss
c. 7. Hopkins President.
A. ". Brownap, Capitalist.
II. B. TchpoE, d. B. Tichnor 3 Co q,
Jerome Lincoln, Security Bank
samI Merritt, Capitalist
w. G. Talbot, Of Pope 4 Talbot
Il. WadswoEth5 Bank ofWells, Fargo 4 Co.
Jno Birmingham, or Col. Steam N Col
Albert Miller capitalist.
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September IL, 1878.

DIR. A. e. MINTIE q Co.-Gents: /
volunteer 10 say your English Dandelion
Pills equal and evon surpass all you
claim stfr0m my experience In their use. y
Fancy they have no equal for Dyspepsia
and Liver troubles. 9sss ssfs
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s First Street, Leather Merchant.
Portland. Sept. IL, 1878.
DE-. A. E. MINTIE q Co.--Genls: vol
unteer to say your English Dandelion Pills
eduaI and sven suTpass all you claim
1from my experience in their use, fancy
they have no equal, for Dyspepsia and
Liver troubles. Proprietor Occidental Ho-
tel, First Stree. s. d. Sara,
Occidental Hotel.
Druggists can pend their. orders to
Messrs. Hodge, Davis u CO., wholesale
druggists, Portland.
DR. M1NTIE q Co, treats all chronic and
Special Diseases with Esuocess. No. 155
Second Street, corner Morri son. Portland
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Wheat now sells 4 g cents, with an up
ward tendency.
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WALTERS. -AEnRICk.- ThnnsAay, Oct "a
tk1e hs ~ Fedenrs a ne hsdss p4Fehis "a this city
~ nss s q. lrssne. y. D., Na tENay ". WkIFEas and
4lsz Lortsa MsaatrE-bqtt q ttis esty
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-23

Milwaukee hard at 10; No Milwaukee soft at 90:
No Milwaukee at Ole; September at Ole; feller for
October 9lac; November 92dc; No at 77a; No Mil
re Maukee at 6e At Gor e Rvs NO az Oats
Barley strong; No 2 Spring at Oi "a O4k: seller
October O51. Provisions are quiet aud steady.
Mess Pork at so cash and for September. Lard
prime steam at 6s.
Freights-Wheat to Buffalo at 4.
Receipts-60O0 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat
Shipnlents-3O00 bbls flour, sc, 600 bush wheat
DETROIT, September 21.- Flour is quiet and un-
change; sales 400 bbls White at 60, Wheat lower;
extra White Michigan at 0ia; No White Michigan
at 991 a 99dc; seller October 90. Cornldul with
limited demand No Mixed at 43c Oats are in fair
demand and firm; No newWhte at 26c; No new
Mixed 25c.
Receipts-2OOO bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat,
800 bush corn. 5000 bush oats.
Shipments H. 600 bbls flour, 24OOOsbush wheat
HOO bush corn. 1000 bush oats.
MOBILE, September 21.-Cotton quiet and ;rrequ
lar; Middlng upIands at 10 q 1Osc
| NEW YORK, September 2l,--Cotton dull and easy:
middling uplands at llic.
GALVESTON, September 2l-Cotton is weak Mid
ding upands lOc.
AUGUSTA, September 81. Cotton weak; Middling
| uplands at 15-l6c
| ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
| ding uplands l0fc.
| SAVANNAH, September 2l.-Cotton is Quiet: Mid
| ding uplands at 104c.
LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-Cotton quiet; Mid
| ding upandS 1O7c.
M, New ORLEANS, September 2l.--Cotton dull; Mid.
| ding uplands at lOac.
NORFOLK, September 21.ACotton is quiet; Mid.
| ding aplands at 1Osc.
WILMINGTON, September 21.-Cottol quiet: Mid
| ding upands at 104c.
| CHARLESTON, September 21.-Cotton heavy an(
nominal; Mlddng uplands at lO3 q 1Osc.
CINCINNATI, September 21.-Cotton is quiet Mid
| ding pands l0sc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-Postmistress ap-
pointed-Mrs. Lucy e. Kicker of WATERFORD,
York county, Me.
Name changed-Brdge's Corner, Washing
ton county, Me-, to Marion.
The Daughter of n Maine Clergyman
Outraged and Murdered.
BOSTON, Sept. 22.-On the fourth of this
month the body of an unknown woman ap-
parently abodt 30 years of age, was found
floating in a basin on the southerly side of
Beacon street, between the West Chester Park
extension and the three roads. An autopsy
revealed that the woman had been outraged
and murdered and the body thrown into the
the water, There were discolorations on the
neck as if she had been strangled, while on
both arms and thighs there were both abrasions
and discolorations. The face was badly
scratched. Nothing was found upon her to
identify her by and she remained unrecognized
until today, when she was identified as Mrs.
Alice V. Eastman, the daughter of Maine
clergyman. No clue to the murderer has yet
been fOuad.