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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
suERIFF,s NOTICE.
April 25th, 1878.

To the Delinquent Taxpayers of Linn COun-
ty, Oregon:
You will please take notice that all the
taxes fer the years l776 and 1877 remaining
unpaid ON the lst of May, 1878, will be col
lected by levy and sale of property as fast as
the levys can be made. Gene up in time
and save costs, for mean business.
j. r. HERREN,
Sheriff Of Linn &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Dated April "a, 1878.
Bleachlng and Pressing.

Mrs. Amanda Kestsr wishes to inform the
ladies of this county that she is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of bleaching and press
ing on short notice. She has had several
years experience and guarantees satisfaction.
Also all kinds of plain sewing. For the next
four weeks she can be found at the residence
of Mrs. Cline corner of Ferry and Fifth
atreets
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At shcdd,

The store of Wheeler is so full IS to be
uncomfortable. The display is much in ad-
vance of any heretofore shown by the ehiei
of country store keepers; and in variety,
quality, and low price in all lines, is un-
matched by any similar establishment in the
county, Go and see it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
GR.A.rp
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Al 1nRASoS.

Hon. J. J. whitney. D. NJ. cOnloy and
others, will address the citisens Of Lebanon.
this friday evening. April 26, on ''Ths
Political Issues Of the Day" All are cor
daily invired
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

F. S. Dunning has received !.srge lot Of
rosewood caskets from San Francisco. They
are the handsomest. cheapest and best in the
valley, and can be had in half an hour after
the ordsr is received. Remember that they
are Of all sizes and very cheap
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
ne Isbansa ssass riae.

Notwithstanding VIM. B. Donaca has failed
to SECURE the mail contract on his route he
will still continue to run his popular line Of
stages, carrying Wells, Fargo & Co. 5 express,
connecting promptly with the Oregon & Cal
ifornia R. r. at Albany. The travelling
public arriving 1T Albany by the noon trains
dcsirous Of visiting Lebanon, sodayillo or
Waterloo, viii be put through on express
time, arriving at Lebanon at p. m; sefa-
vile, at p m. and Waterloo at p
the same day. Conveyances always oi. ....-.d
for parties bound to the yariors mountain
resorts. Careful and accommodating drivers
furnished If required. ns7ws.
IT Is really surprising how people viii
continue to suffer month after month and
year after year from gravel, neuralgia,
rheumatism and sick headache, when the
cause Of the terrible diseases is often re
moved at once by course of that wonder
full remedy, Frese's Hamburg Tea 1t is
always beneficial to old ard young. and
for children 1t is the most popular medi-
cine known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Ease Ean.

Bad weather postponed the match between
the Albany and Eugene clubs last week, but
they were testing their skill IN \ match on
the grounds in this city when We went to
press yesterday afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Dr.. lanes washing Fluid.

sam1 E. Young is agent for DR.. Lanes
Patent Washing Fluid. the best cleansing
preparation ever made. Every family should
try it, as it saves time and expense. Call
for sample package and give it : trial. ns3m2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Died

John Briggs has just received very larg,
stock of fruit jars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
ADVERTISEMENTS.

BLACK PRINCE was imported from
England to California by Daniel Luce, and
shipped to oregon in February last and
sold TO A. Dodge, April s, is 8. Black
Prince is 10 hands and inches high, and
weigh 1850 pounds. He is of dark
brown color.
BLACK PRINCE will stand the present
season as follows: At LeIanon, Linn COun-
ty, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each week; At my farm 3 miles South of
Lebanon on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of each week.
TERMS.-Sing'e servire. $40 to be paid
when service is rendered; Season. $50, to
be paid on or befoIc July list, 1873; Insur-
ance $50, to be raid as soon as the mare
proves to be with foal, changes owners, or
is about to leave the country. All care will
be taken to prevent accidents. but will not
be responsible for any.
~ Call and see the horse before MAX
ing other arrangements. Good pasturSge
can be had at reasonable rates.
57tf A. DODGE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

eEAN-on the Albany Prairie, at O'Clock, on
Saturday, April 2o Of consumption, NANCY, wife Of
Andrew Cowan-aged 50 years
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rusnc SPEAKING.

HARnsBURe. April %. 1878.
Editor Democrat:
Please insert in the next issue Of your
paper the following notice
J. F. Hendrix, one of the Independent
nominees for State Senator, viii address the
people of Linn county on the political issues
of the day, and cordially invites his conpetit-
Ors to meet him and participate in the dis
cussion at the following times aud .I.c...
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the ecO-partnership heretofore existing
between John Morgan and A. Staiger,
under the firm name of Morgan & Staiger
was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Morgan retiring from the business.
All debts contracted by the late firm will
be paid by A. Staiger, who will receive all
J. s. MORGAN
A. STAIGER
Albany, April I'd, 1878. S5w4
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state treasurer. NInth Notice.

state Treasures HIsth Eetioo.
TREAsUaER's OFFICE,
Salem, April Is, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there arc funds in the Treasury for
the payment OF state Warrants ofold issue,
viz: Nos s73, GA, 675, 67s, $50, 6S2, 6s3. 685,
6S6, 702, 707, 70S, 700, ia, 7l5, 720, 7l9, 72l
10 723, 724, 72i, 222, 727, 1872, 733, 734, 735
73e, 1855, Tai, 75S, 76l, 762, 763, 764, 765, 766
767, 76S, 759, ia, 783, 40, I'll, 772, 773, GIL.
Interest will cease from this date.
: A. II. BROWN,
n31w3 State Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

A LARGE AMOUNT OFFURNITURE.
"A beds. bedding, ETC.. formerly in use
at the st. Charles Hotel, will be sold at
Sheriff's sale, one door west of the Ex.
change Hotel, on Satu day, April 10Th. A
fine chance fer bargains. Come out every
body. s6w2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining
in the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Ore
g0n, April 49, 1873. PersoEs calling for these
ra.N
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

Az HISTORICAL FAcT.-EveFy sgent who has been
steadily selling the Improved $40 Homestead Sewing
Machine for three years, owns his dwelling house. has
good account in bank Is clear Of debt ad has money
At attnteres-the natural consequences OF securing good
Agency for superior goods at The lowest picc5 good
hrstcass Sewing Machine, usefu-reliabie at all
tes, easy to understand and control the sme size
and docs the same work any machine that sell a:
korR 1tNHs the price. There is no machine At any
price better, that viii do firer or more work and
certainly none 81 low IN price By many doIlzrs The
HOMESTEAD IS widely known and used in thousands OF
families In the Eastern aud Middle States and daily be-
coming popular IN the West I. viii save its cost sew
eEzl times in season, doing the work Of the
aEiily o. Will four five dollars day for any
nan or uoz,an Who ssvs for living Il s the strong
es machine made, IS ready at all times do It's work
makes the strongest ard finest stitch ret invented
and fully acknowiedgei the Standard Family Sew
ing Asehns. Price, complete domestic use, Sa9
delivered a. your door, matter how remote you may
reside BUsiHess permanent aud hsno..sse with more
certain and rapid sales End largsr li-5ss than any
othe-. Extraordinary liberal oEers biz9e i55l or
travelling agents where havs Eone es.ahlished; or
there IS no agcut you, send your order direct to
the factory. Address John d Kendall & Co., al
Broadway, New York. vlsnI7y1
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To the Farmers of Oregon:

To the Farmers of Oregon
Gentlemen-We have the pleasure Of inform
ing you we have on hand and for sale the following
deservedly popular line Of Farm Implements: Gar
den City Clipper PloWs; Cultiva5oTs and Harrows;
ers, combined; Monitor Force Feed Seed Sower and
Cu1tivator, combined; Standard Newton Wagons:
for the harvest of 1873, the justly celebrated Nc
Cormack Self Binding Harvester, which We stand
ready to warrant in every particular Please call
and examine before purchasing. Descriptive circJ-
lars, FREE, on application.
EUGENE BUCHANAN
Agent for 7. Cunningham s. Co
Corner First and BroadaIbin SITS, Albany, Or. n3O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

The centaur Lininents are of two kinds.
The White ia for the human family; theYel-
lev is for horses, sheep. and other animals.
Testimonials Of the effects produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped around
every bottle, and may be procured Of any drug
gust, or by mail from the Office OF fHE CES-
rACR COMPANY. 46 Dey Street, New York
City Is:29yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

SoTHIss SHORT Of uumistakabe benefits conferred
upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation which AyEzs SzEs4PA-
RiLLA enjoys Il is compound Of the bsst vegetable
alternatives. with the Iodides Of Potassium and Iro
mere-rzl, blood disorders. Uniformly successful
and certain in its remedial eTects II produces rapid
and complete Of Scrofula Sores Boils Hursors
Pples, ErrIptions, Skin Diseases and all disorders
arising from ipunity Of the blood By its iisvgo-at-
ing effects always relieves and sften cscs Liver Com
paints, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and is
potent rerewer Of vitality For purifying the blood
i has equal. il tones up the sysel restores and
preserves the health and iuparts TiEur and cnergy
Fer forty years Il has bcn in extensive use and Is to
ds the most zyzilz5ie rsiciae for the suffering ssc
eTe-yShe-e- For sale b. all dealers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
tai Pradley a FHiofsoa forthe best Photoeraphs
IL the United states. and the Vienna Medal fe
llse hest in theworld
40 MontEomeay Street. San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12

Tho business portion OF Pickens Station, Miss, was
destroyed by fire Saturday night.
The Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad reports It's earn
ings Tor the past year at 81 l233Gj
Miss Won HiIcrn began an eigntv nnc-mile walk In
twenty.sx hours last night at PIttsourg
FIVE large buildings were destroyed by fire at
Shreveport, In., on sunday gEt Losses 500, 600
Pniladepha's Union League last night passed. res
olutions IN opposition TO the proposed TmIn I'LL.
IRE yesterday IN the coal sheds OF the Boston and
Lowell Railroad, at East Cambridge, caused loss OF
$4,000
John Drake an agent Tor Boston soda fountain man.
ufacturcTs, was arrested yesterday at Springfield,
Mass., charged with heavy endorsement.
Ex-Lieutcnant Governor Lew Underwood, OF Yer.
mont. was yesterday taken to the Concord IN. H. J
Insane Asylum win soitcDiDg OF the brain.
The Iowa Assembly yesterday passed resolutions
urging early resumption OF specie payments the re-
ponctization OF silver and maintaining the
volume VI legal tender currency.
Arrivals at Cansc from Fortune Bay, N. f., report
that he OF the failure OF American captains
procure behring's was their unwnngpcss to pay Tho
price demanded, and that there outrage the re-
reportcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

There are 500 newspapers published In Paris, one
literary magazine the Revue des Deur Mondes. and no
literary weekly like the Athenaum Saturday Rerew.
onged and noted influence OF this kind, the leadership
OF the poet III AFFAIRS Is undoubtedly that OF Whittier
in the anti.slavery crusade 1t was very quiet and
unob. ervcd, but II was very radical. The heart that
resisted argument and statistic melted In the Ter
vor OF his appeal"
The New York correspondent oft the atlantic threat
ems book II he accomplisbes this threat he
had better avoid the subject OF art unless he wants 10
amusc his readers at his own expense.
Mr. Beecher's college rank than that OF any
other graduate Of Amherst who has achieved dstinc
ton. Hawthorne did not succeed in obtaining first
rank at Bowdoin, as did his classmatc LonsIoow.
An English gentleman, Mr. Eliot stock, has OBJ.
tanned permission TO reproduce IN fac-simile tho copy
OF tho 'Imitatio Christi" in the handwriting OF
Thomas Kempis VIII oh is In the Royal Library at
Brussels 1t will probably DO published during the
early part OF this year.
Mr. Thomas North, F. s. A., Is preparing for publ
cation an illustrated book on ''The Church Bells OF
OF Northamptonshire; Their Inscriptions, Traditions
aud Peculiar Uses. ~
Swinburne's "Erectheus" has been translated into
Danish by f. Lombeke. 1t Is SAID to have made quite
a sensation IN Scandinavia.
''Some Present Dangers Of the Church OF England"
is the tito of book by the Bishop Of Gloucester
and Bristol, In the press OF Messrs Cassel Peter
Galpn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
STUDIO NOTES.

Walter Shrluw has started and Is ut work on, for
the approaching exhibition Of the American Art Asso-
citation, u life SIZE figure OF boy with dos going
down battle; the dog rushing down hill, eager 10
get ut tho water, while liLhe limbed boy .xpeuds
his energy IN restraining him with the cord.
Frederick Dielman at work Tor the Academy on
little picture oil young couple in renaissance cos
tunes wandering through the gray woods lost to all
Arthur Quartley has under way tor tho Academy a
lazy sunny summer afternoon oil the coast OF Name
with groups OF picturesque nshing snacks by the
rocks III the torewater.
W. Magrath Is painting young Irish giri, CARRYING
wafer uown mountain slUpo on CLOUDY day, pleas
ing ~ color and with u neat litlc figure.
Howard Cainpion Is hard ut work and progressing
successfully on maple Durham Meauows, On the
Thames " good sized canvas, winch he Is painting
for the exhibition vi The Royal Academy. His Acud.
emy pIc,urc hero will be On the Lcute
Normandy, already spoken OIL The artist has iust
flushed ttic Wow IN spring o the seine PARIS
j. y. WOOD IS al Work Tor the Academy oac OF
his cattle pcce.. He has also under way picture of
IA well known society lady Oh horst back
George lnne1s has several new CaIvases IN differ
ent stages vi progress IN his studio He Is pautng
Tor the Academy large landscape, "Morning III mo
HigLianGs' From rocky mountain pasture, up
through the grass oil which the are comb w
win d Keeper bound Tor higher nelds, IA red sun
is seen Iisins lazly through The gorseously tinted
red and purple mlsts which hang over VIDE valley.
On another easei Is view az hcdheld, Ass. storm
craving OIL u rainbow over The vilage-in the fore
ground a hay ncu, load vi hay by The trees and
cattle at ~ bi ook-he green vi all admirably given,
with those delicate hu,s winch are seen wnIIo the
grass ana foliage are st wet There Is also go!den
red sunset over quiet landscape, very pleasing anu
IA on lnv W nockic, near PoinptoD, ~ J.-teu-
der greens the ny tue wnicu are lew
cattle ana OeyCud Que mis-.
BY George lines, Jr., We Iotcd a strong and life-
Ike cattle study. wan care ANA study much may DO
expected vi this gentleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

QUESTION OF JURISDICTION IN TERRITORIAL
wATERs-THE WORK OF FANATIC IN
FLORENCE
by CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Feb. IL, 1873.
In the House Of Lords on Thursday next. Lord
Cairns, LORD High Chancellor Will call attention to
the state OF the law concerning criminal Jurisdiction
In territorial waters, with SPECIAL reference to tho
case of the German steamer Franconia which ran
down the Strathcyde an English vessel, OF Dover,
and will Introduce u bill on the subject.
LUyATIc's WORK.
After funeral service for the late King Victor
Emmanuel In Florence on Saturday an Orsini bomb
was thrown among the returning crowd. Five persons
were slightly wounded. Tho police with difficulty
prevented the lynchng Of the person who threw the
bomb, who is probably insane
MERE rRIFLE.
Gold to the amount Of f42, 600 t$20, 000) with.
drawn from the Bank of England for America yoster
daY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsnIyGToS, Feb. 12-l A. VI.
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather,
colder northwesterly winds, rising barometer, FOL =
lowed the west stations by falling barometer and
warmer southcry winds.
For the Middle Atlanlic ana South Atlantic States,
clear partly cloudy weather, cold nortnwesterly
backing to warmer soutaery winds, rising, followed
by stationary barometer.
For the East Gull States, warmer clear her. fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness southerly winds and
falling barometer
For the West Cuff States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley partly cloudy weather, followed by increasing
cloudincss aud RAIN, warmer southery winds, falling
barometer.
For lake region increasing cloudincss with rain
or snow warmer southcrly, vccrng TO colder north
west winds, filling followed by rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, cloudy weather, with rain or sEow, southcry
yecrng colder northwcs winds, rising preceded
the southeast stations by falling barometer.
The Mississippi River Will, III general, slowly rise
Cautionary siguais continue at Milwaukee, Grand
Haven aud Ludngton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
CUBA.

CELEBRATION AT HAVANA OF THE MARRIAGE
OF KING Observation-Disclosures AND
ARcHEs--A GRAND BALL AT THE CAPTAIN
GENERALS PALACE
HAVANA, Feb IL, 1878
The festivities to celebrate King Aifonsos marriage
began yesterday. At sunrise the fortress and men
ofwar IN the harbor fired salute At eight O'Clock
a grand mass celebrated In the Cathedral in the
presence OF Captain General Jovear and all the
thorties In the afternoon there was rowing re-
gatta in the harbor boat belonging to the Spanish
war steamer Conception won the first prize All the
houses decorated and iilu mated at night The
Park Central was illuminated, and u ,rumphal arch
erected which cost $4,000, pold III England. The
same arch used In England on the return of tho
Prince OF Wales IRON India.
BALL.
At halt past ten O'Clock T. NJ, grand ball was given
at the Palace by the Captain General The Palace had
been previously renovated from top TO bottom aud
supplied with furniture IRON New York. II was also
splendidly decorated. An immense throng was pres
eht. Al eleven O'Clock Captain General Jovear
opened the ball dancing the official rgadoon with
vile OF the General OF Murine and the General OF
Marine with Miss Rosa Jovear, the Director OF
tho Finances with the Countess Casa BAY ona, the
Marquis OF Almendares with the VITA the OF
Finances General Caejo with the wife OF tho Secre
tary OF the government, Count Casa Bareto with the
wife OF General calcJo. The toilets superb and
many diamonds were worn. The ball terminated AZ
four O'Clock IN the morning All the arrangcmc lis
were perfect Tho festivities will terminate Thurs
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Chief Justice Horace Gray, of Massachusetts,, and
Ex-Governor Charles T. Ingerso, OF Connecticut. are
at the Albema1ie Colonel Thomas A. Scott and A. J.
Cassatt, OF Philadelphia, are at tho Brevoort Judge
Charles 7. Sherman OF Washington. Is at the Clarcn
don Robert Harris President OF the Chicago, Bur.
lngton and Quincy Railroad Company, Is at the Wind.
sor Lieutenant Commander L. I. Woodward, United
States Navy, IS at the Grand Central Railroad Com
missioner Virgil Powers, OF Georgia. and ex-Con-
gresham T.. b. Morgan, Of Aurora, N Y, are at tho
ST. Nicholas. Assembly Isaac V. Baker, IT,, Of
Comstocks, N Y, and J. G.. Williamson, tho como
dian, arc at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-Mayor c. w.
Hutchinson, OF Utica, Is at tho Now York Mortimer
ID. Leggctt, OF Ohio, Is at the Astor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
QUE ARTISTS IN PARIS.

We wonder why That ablornaliy secretive Art Com.
mtee Tor french Exposition ended their prluted
request To artists to contribute with tho words
"pease consider this confidential" A number of
artlsls have received Invitations, and many who mink
they ought 10 have been invited been leit GOT m
cOid. The result IS certpin amount III cciiux
and woudcIuient On the part Vi an invited ana MN.
vtcd 10 the Necessity OF the cunhdcutaI part of
The affair." From all Indications about lIy pctures
will sent, ana tho usiay wiIi as the slurt
llnc viii allow, DC creditaUlc Wc sim tuInk TINT N
more ubeiai aud less autOcratic policy would have
beou better, That larger humber OF artists sh.uId
have been invited 10 s,nd In works. aud that s.Iec
ton should nave been maue from them. Finally the
gentlemen forming the committee SHOULD rouun,bcr
That THIS ~ pune anu not a private affair Iuo
paintings viii Ue at the gallery No 90 broadway mn.
week, previous W tneir shipment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
ESCAPE OF STATE PRISON CONvICTs


BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
EAsroy, Pa, Feb. II, 1873
This morning as the warden Of the County Prison
In this place went to make his usual morning inspec-
ton he discovered that during the night two prison.
ers named Michael Kelly and Charles Raeker had
made their escape. They effected their purpose by
Dor ng hole through the arched roof OF thei. CELL
Once out of tho cell they made their way tho
roof to tho wardeu's dwelling. where they lowered
themselves with rope which they had made from
their bedclOthes
Michael Kelly Is a native OF Canada, twenty five
old five feet, ten and onequarter inches HIGH
and was sentenced August 10, 1877, to tn
prisonment for burglary Charles Rackcr is a native
OF New Jersey nineteen years old, five feet, eight
inches high, ana was sentenced December IL, 1871
three years. Imprisonment Tor burglary. rhe garb
worn by the prisoners is OF the Style of the reg
army uniform. Detectives have been at work ali day.
but have tailed 70 obtain any ciew as TO thor where
abouts.