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A Horse Power for sale.

senders y sternberg, of this city, have a
Pitt horse power no horsel in first class or
der, which they win sell for half the usual
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YanrlA q JAIN.


The Committee Of Arrangements met last
Tuesday evening and decided net to
have any celebration at Albany ON the COM
ing Fourth, aud we think their decision was
wise, for both Of our sistor cities junction
and Cervallis-had began making prepara-
tions for grand celebrations before we thought
of it. When the action of the Committee
was learned. the Chief Engineer Of the De-
partment, Major Rcrren, called meeting
Of the fire boys for Wednesday evening, and
they decided almost unanimously to have
grand fremens excursion on the Fourth.
The Mechanics Brass Band was engaged i'm.
mediately, and Committee of Arrangements
consisting ef Jos. Webher. Jay w. Blam aud
Claih Stewart was appointed, aud they are
now negotiating with the companies below
Cor a steamer to furnish transportation. The
fare win be put at just as low q figure as
viii enable the fremen to come out even
they don't want to make cent from it,
and the exearsionists will get the benefit Of
it in low fare Ths PEOPLE of Corvallis al
ways tura cut en- "a. when we have pub
lie gathering and We bepe that on the conn
ing Fourth eur citizens will lead the exuur.
sion steamer down to the guards,
In the evening after tho return et the ex,
c1rsiolists tho Mechanics Brass Hand will
give a grand hall at the Opera House. The
price oftiekets has beon pat down "a g.. and
every body viii attend.
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mcr feel happy, aud 10 Is now buying goods
a littlo moro freely than usual which has the
effect Of putting little moro money in cir.
onIation.
Several Of our fire boys have been running
foot raees this week to see II they stood any
show Of winning tho trumpet offered for the
lleoteat llroman, 10 be contested ior al East
Portland the coming Fourth. We do not
know whether they win enter or not
J. D. Titus, the popular Albany iewclcr,
left yesterday morning for Elstorn Oregon,
with band Of horses. 1io goes over tho w.
Y. e O. NJ. Wagon Road, and ia aeooinpa.
MED by DIR. Hyde Ho win place the horses
under tho care Of hin brother Jack, on vii.
low Creek. We wish him pleasant jour.
neysand safe-retnrn to tho bosom Of his--
iuwelry shop
That pretty young man whom I'd Cart.
wright imported to Oregon, and two other
young fellows, were caught amusing them
selves last Sabbath by breaking window
lights out Of Monteitii's Touring mills. Mr.
Monteith threatened 10 have them arrested
for It aud they laid very low for while and
have probably left the city now. II is time
they were seeking other and grcencr pastures
anyway.
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"snoTIVG TIIE G,EER."
4 Toang Laav Arrested Cor Passing Caaa'
terTcIt Money she Makes SOafes-
sion.

Last Faiday morning several of our mer.
chants found eounterfoit S2a gold pieces had
beon passed upon them, and upon consulting
among themselves they came to the conclu.
sion that the one who uttered the coiu.was a
girl abous sixteen or seventeen years old,
who had made purchases at their establish.
ments ON the evening before. Officers were
put on her track and on tho following Tues
day she was arrested at Salem, and on the
evening OF that day was brought to this city.
On "Wednesday morning she was brought be.
fore Justice Palmer but instead Of standing
a trial she plead guilty aud made the follow.
ing confession:
My name is Clara NJ. Newsomo: my age il
near seventeen; have resided at Titlamook
for about two years; my father died when
was four years old; | had two sisters and one
brother, hut one al the children died shortly
after my fathers death; after my father !
death mother married G. A. Smith; while
living at Astoria some years ago man pro-
posed % my father to make counterfeit mon
ey, saying that ii my father would make It
he would Distribute it. but father refused
We went to Iillamook soon after and father
took a claim, and at different times the man
Ia Astoria wrote to father and repeated his
offer bus father always refused Along last
Christmas, though. father took it into his
head 10 make counterfeit money; mother OBJ
jeetei tn il. but lac finally overrtlled her and
made his preparations; when my brother aud
| sister heard oi it they left home; was not
in favor of 1t. but when lac got everything
ready came with him to tho valley, as
had always been in the habit OF obeying him.
We came t. Portland about the 18th OF June,
aud while there | distributed four or five
81. 80 pieces; then We came 20 Albany where
/ disposed Of perhaps half dozen more;
then went 10 Eugene and put out about six
then went to Halsey last Saturday, where
We stopped 1t john $. Caldwells: my father
went from there To Turner's Station and
went ON To Salem, aHd put out about four
pieces there. / intended 10 leave my father
aud go home from there. As fast ~
changed the bad money gave the good to
my father. While stopping at the CONNER
eial Hotel an officer arrested me- Niy father
had promised tn come to Salem aud get me
aud theu go back u Tiilamoo& and quit the
business.
CLARA NJ. NEwsO1g.
Tho gal was bonud over to await the ac-
tioa OF the grand jury, and no one coming
forward 70 furnish bail. she is now confined
in jail
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Fire ai Lebanon.

From w. B. Donaca We learn that the So
loon belonging to W. II. Reid, at Lebanon,
WIS burned to the ground last Tuesday
night about IL or IL o'clock. The fire had
made such progress when first discovered
that nothing could be taken from tho build
ing. The flames communicated with anoth-
er building, but owing to the almost super
human exertions of Ben Mcdonald and other
citizens the building was saved. Mr.. Reid
had a fine new billiard table aud large
stock Of liquors IN his saloon, which were in
surcd for the sum Of $500. The building
was owned by Mr.. Mossholder, and, we un-
derstand, was insured for $500. Lebanon
can't stand many more fires. If they lose
one business house every month or so they
will run out before long, and then what will
become of the railroad? They should buy q
fire engine out there, and protect them
selves.
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An oregon Iloy Abroad.
pnrLApc1rnrA. Pa. June 9th. 1879.


PnILADELrnGA, Pa, June 9th, 1879.
Editor Democrat:
DEAR sR;--I thought perhaps you woald
like TO hear Of the wanderings OF an Oregon
boy, and in consequence thereof have con-
cludod TO write few words. am now in
the city Of Philadelphia, whore have been
most Of tho time since left my home lAl.
bauy) last October; have been attending the
Philadelphia Dental College; have put in one
winter season and have nearly completed the
spring course. There will be short vaca.
ton during the summer months, when lee
lures win commence again the lst Of Sep
tembcr, which will continue until the follow
ing February, when expect TO procure my
diploma II all proves prosperous. Then
purpose getting to Oregon just about as fast
as steam can carry mo, and viii see what
can do for the people Of tho far West in the
dental line. like this city very much, but
| can say, with all the beautiful parks, drives,
sights Of this place, etc, ''Give me my dear
old Oregon"
have visited Washington. Baltimore,
StDVhlyH A4h wow AVfh1 bDA III A4A pFODA-
bility will spend the heated term at the sea.
hide or the mountains.
The weather here for a week or ten days
was something wonderful for this time Of
year, tho Thermometer being at o. and 96'
in the shade, but IL wound up day before
yesterday with n terrific thunder storm, and
is now very pleasant.
get the DEMOCRAT every week, 80 am
kept well posted ON the current events at
home. Long may that paper wave, and may
tho people Of tho Willamette Valley have
their fondcst hopes realized in regard to the
IIarbor Of Refuge, narrow gauge railroads,
etc
have great many queer and curious
questions asked me about Oregon. One in
stance will speak Of: A certain gentleman
asked me where was from, and told him
Oregon. and he said. ooh. yes! that is next
70 sitka, and I hear many more such fsol.
ish remarks. One man asked me If the chi.
nese were not deseendants from The Indiana
Aud while speaking of Chinese. let me here
say that the people Of this part Of the coun.
try know nothing about tho Chinese ques-
tion aa it affects the Western slope They
secm TO be utterly ignorant concerning It.
Hoping all is prosperous and happy in our
little city. am
Very truly yours.
En-. G.. CLARK.
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MARRTED.

MASToN-CANON.--I their carriage, at the front
gate Of the residence Of Mr. John Morrow, June 4th
1879 by Rev. T. NJ. Boyd, DR. G. w. MAsroN and Miss
NELLE o. CANoN-all OF Waitsburg.
Nellie is Linn county girl and has nsaltitudes Of
friends in this locality who all hope that her brightest
dreams of connubal bliss may be realized, and that
her pathway through life may always be pleasant and
never obstructed by sorrow adversty We oongrat-
uate the Doctor for he has prize worth striving
for and he is not now one Of the happes mortas in
existence it is for the that he is not welded
70 q lovely, noble and beautiful woman.
STEVENS -BURT0N.- St. Stevens Chapel, in
Portland, on Tuesday, juno gath, by the Right kev.
b. Wistar Norris Mr.. ROBERT L. STEVENS and Miss
KATHARINE G, BURTON.
We hearaly congratulate our Reverend friend and
fellow citizen on his happy unlon and cordially vel
come his fair bride to her new home among our Al
LanIans
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sheriF,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU-
- ton issued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County of Linn
on the 10th day of June, 1879, on judg-
ment recovered in said Court on the 9th
day of June, A. d. 1879, in favor of John
A. Crawford, Plaintiff, and against E. r,
Cheadle and Raphael Cheadle, Defendants,
for the sum Of tvsnty-seven hundred and
seventy-three dollars and fifty cents, in u.
S. gold coin, and the further sum of two
hundred dollars gold coin as attorneys
fees, and for the costs and disburse-
ments, and the sum Of $45 S5-I00
and also the costs and accrulng costs
and disbursements of and upon this writ,
have levied upon all the right, title and
interest of said Defendants, L. X. Cheadle
and Raphael Cheadle, on and after the
said 9th day of June, 1879, in and to the
following described real property, to-wit
Water Lot No. six (6) in the City of Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon; also, Lot No.
two (2l in Block No. eight (S) in said City
of Albany, in Linn County, Oregon, as
marked out and described on the plats and
surveys of said City, with all the tene-
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning, all taken as the real property OF
the said Defendants, E. r. Cheadle and
Raphael Cheadle, and on
Saturday, the ISth day Of July, 1879
at the Court House door in the City Of AL
bany. Linn County, Oregon, at the hour o.
one o'clock p. NJ, will sell the hereinbe
fore described real property at public auc,
ton, to the highest bidder, to satisfy saiC
writ, with accruing costs.
/ Water Lot No. six will be sold first.
Dated June 10, 1879.
45w4 Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon.
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4 New rlsnrins sIiIr.

Negotiations have been pending for some
time. and were concluded few days ago. by
which Mr. Ell Coins, formerly miller at
Mouteiti.'s Mills. has been received into the
firm Of Ballard < Isom, and the new firm IN
tends fitting up their grain warehouse for n
aud work has already been let to Mcssrs.
Alice d. Peck, of Portland. aud the terms re-
quire that tho mill shall be in running order
by the Goth OF next September. Four run
of buhrs viii be put ia-one for chop, one
for middlings. snd two for wheat. giving the
mill the capacity Of about 200 barrels 81 il'ar
daily 4 ne~ aud larger ilume is now being
constructed to carry water from the Canal u
propel n 2i.incl. Eclipse wheel, which will
furnish the power necessary for working the
machinery. The Ballard & ison warehouse
is one Of the staunehest and best baildings
in our city. 1t has heretofore had a storage
capacity OF 10000 bushels, but putting in
the mill machinery will reduce it to about
10000. The oil proprietors of the ware
house are well known to the farming commu-
nifty as upright, honorable and wealthy citi-
zens, and We think they have made good
selection of partner Dir. Coins Is miller
OF many years experience, and il the far
mers furnish him with good wheat the flour
he viii turn out cannot be beaten anywhere.
We predict that the new firm will be very
popular with the public.
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iho Phapsssih crtesble pays our popalar
hotel. tie Revere Hoaac. the following 10.
served compliment II you aro passing
through albany, aad desire to khsw which
is ihe iirst-elass hotel ot that city, remember
that the Revere House "a new. iirEt.ei.ss
hetol, Kept by polite and experienced pro-
Prietofs. Cleanliness and generous fare 1t
the bed and beard viii win you TO i,e a con-
slant guest At the Revere Tho Revere ia
more convenient to the raiir,ad than any
other hotel in the business part Of the city
and it is upon the corner fronting the ferry
landing.
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Adam Nye and son. Of Sweet Home.
brought 10 this city last Monday lot of
quartz from the lead lately discovered on the
SouJh Fork OF the Santiam. and it created
quite stir among the oil miners in this To-
c1iity. Frank Wood subjected small piece
Of the quartz to a fire test. aud brought out
upon It several globnlcs Of silver and lead
aud one good sized fake Of pure gold. Some
OF this quartz was assayed sometime ago, and
the result showed ; per cent. silver aud so
per cert. lead. This would give about S, coo
Of silver to the ton. with cnongh lead To al
most pay for the working Of the quartz. II
the lead doesn't change in richness when
they go down ON it, Sweet Home will be a
wealthy community, for we understand every
man. woman and child in that locality has a
claim on it, and the lead is sixteen feet
thick on the surface.
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4 s'crree, Gra,a separator.

Min and warehouse men anj farmers un-
derstand the necessity Of haviag perfect
grain separator, and 9Tcd7Ill au one is now being
manufactured in AIhany by Mr u. Best II
eNeels all other kinds. bath for speed and
quality, AMI does what no other machine of
the Kind viii de-n,ases pes3set SEPARATION
Of oats from wheat, something which has
never been attainei before. Tue large ma
chimes he is now building wiz have a aeare,city
Of cleaning 500 to 400 bushels per hcnr, and
viii last Tor years. Is soon rs he gets
through with the present rush of orders for
large machines he will build some small ones
for hand power for use GA farms, and also
some which viii be portable, so they can ae-
company thresher. Oar readers who are
in such matters should call ON Mr.
Pest at tl,e Albany Foundry.
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A very pleasant affair was that OF the
sociabie given last Monday evening by vii
laneLte Lodge No ), Ancient Order Uni
ted Workmen. Judge Piper's address was a
model Of conciseness, and highly interesting
and instructive The Brethren and lady
friends Of the Order had fairly laid them
selves out III preparations for refreshments.
and the Strawberries, ice cream, cake and
sandwiches were al, both in quality aud
quantity, that the most fastidious epicure
eonld wish. Everybody felt easy and com
Portable, anl ths event came nearer being
real ''soe;abIe, - in the fullest sense of the
term, than We have witnessed for many a
dnv
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Large sales OF saw Legs.

Having more saw logs on hand than their
mill can saw up during the present year, Al
len. Robinson & Co. have within the past
two weeks sold 2O0, eco seet-haif being pur-
chased by Bureh, Hedge / Co., Of Independ-
enee, ard half By Smith, Of the Bnena Vista
saw mills. On Saturday Of last week the
little steamer Nellie came up here and towed
down to Independence G0.06O feet. and we
understand she has been engaged to take all
the logs down which have been purchased by
both mills