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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-13
Pre3er4asons for a sr.si,ai.

st them last rezui-- meeting tls Ladies
Aid Society decided to have grand festival
at the Opera House on "Wednesday evening,
Feb. 18th, the money realized to go into the
general treasury Of the Society The ladies
are preparing fancy articles In great numbers
which they win have on sale at tire festival
and from which they expect to realize nice
little sum of money. On the evening in
question they viii charge an admission fee Of
- cents, and the same amount for supper,
and peaches and cream aud ice cream viii be
extra On the following day they win have
two-bit lunch from II until . o'clock, the
principal dish being the old-fasIioned Yankee
''baked beans" Make your arrangements TO
attend.
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Rrsns seattle.
sgArrLK, Feb. isi. 1850.

SEATTLE. Feb lst. 1850.
Editor Democrat:
The snow has about disappeared. and wo
are now enjoying some nice snHny weather.
which makes the average eian,-,ligs~r shake
the barnaelca from bic hack Ai,d hir him from
the beach 10 the south si.ie of some ~aii
Seattle and the Sound gsagTsIly i. bright
ening up and We have every prospscs u the
season jast opening being = prosperous one.
New logging cassl,s aFe commencing opera
tionsi saw mills rvlsiriug; the eentoa. Talbot
coal mines. for the last two or thrre years
closed. have again rs-epens,i. and ihs skAsit
gold mines al teud 10 Increase tLe interests
Of the people. All these companies moss
necessarily purchase supplies at Seattle. henes
No aro all 10 bo benefited.
Tho nach.needsd communication with
Eastern Washing son Is assured at an early
date, San Francisco capitalists have taken
holI Of tho matter. and arc contemplating
the construction OF wagon road from Seattle
TO waila walia via the SnoqaaImie pass.
Ia recent issue Of the DENocRAr we
| notice letter, taken from the OrrgoHiaH
which make one not acquainted with the
/ Skagit mines think il was about twice aa far
a. !. really Is. aud great deal more difficult
70 get 20 them. We give the following from
/ good authority: Fruin Seattle 10 the mouth
OF Skssit river. tby boatl 55 miles; from III,
river mouth u Mt. Vernon. II miles; from
therc to the head Of steamboat navigation
CO miles; from there 70 Goodella. tby canoe
! miles; from the portage into Ruby creel
mines lby trail 80 milca. Total distance
from Seatile TO Ruby Greek, by water an,
trail, iG7 miles. These misrepresentation
are for the purpose Of keeping out the grca
rush Of people that arc sure to 60 in th
spring. Hill digginga have been struck. an,
nuggets weighing as high As 81 IS have beei
found. Every incoming steamer from Sal
Francisco brings miners from Colorado an'
Arizona bound for skagit From those com
ing from Leadv.lle, Colorado. it Is learne,
that quite number Of others will be her
from that place as coon as the snow is out q
the mines The snow Is at present about fiv
feet deep on Ruby creek.
We will from time to time enleavor to Civ
you reliable Information concerning th
mines, aud news generally, so that il any Q
your readers contemplate coming this wa
they may be posted. Truly yours,
AZ ALEASY Boy.
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shoriR,e Sale.
n aie circuit Coarf q a- S,a,s cf or~g9a
for he Comfy ~ Linn

n Gie Circuit Court q as- S,a's cf 0rsgoa
for he Comfy n Linn
G.F. Crawford. Guardian Of ". J. Hem
derson aud George Henderson, minors, i'lain-
tai.
Henry S. Gore al,d Elizabeth Gore his
wife, William y. Gore aud Margaret Gore
his wife. MeideTs NaudsTPool, John Conner,
" o. PaiHacr, &. q. Barnes, John 4. E8bi-
nett. and l. SeudeTs and ". Sterabers part
ners doing bisings- uader the firm ntin. aud
style Of Sgndera sssl stcsnbers. and Frank
Parton, Defendants
DY VIRTUE oF DECREE OF
D foreclosure IN tie above named Court,
Ia the above entitled suit, and IN execution
aud order Of sale issued n pursuance Thereof.
70 me directed and delivered. l have levied
upon the mortgascd premises Gescrilsesl N
said decree as foiioes, to-wit;
BEGINNING at the Northwest corner ol tie
William 3. Gore Donation Land Claim. Not.
No 22g7, Claim No. 35. - the same is desig-
mated upon the maps aud plats oi the Initssl
States as they appear Of record IN the land
oiIiee at Oregon City. Oregon, and running
thence South on the West line of said Clalia
forty-onc All chains, thence East nIne.esn
and S0-lOO chains, thence Narth f0rty-eHe
(
chains 10 the place of beginning. containing
/ 50 acres. uiore or less, and situated IN ses !.
in Up. l2 ;. Of L. > West of the Niliainettc
Meridian. in Lina County, Occgen, aud on
Saturday, The Ga day Of 4Aared, 1850,
at the Court House door in the City Of Al.
bany, Linn County, Oregon. at the hour oi
10 o clock A. NJ, I VII sell the herejnbefere
described real property AZ pnllic auction foI
caah ia hand - the highest bidder, The pro
ceedls Of such sale to be applied Is pruvisled
IN said decree, as follows, to-wit:
First, To the payneat of tn costs and dis
bursenents oi suit. taxed a. 80 -, aaA &C
cruing costs.
Second. 10 the payment ~ the plaintiff
herein the sum Of SI3fl 90 IN United States
gold coin. with aceruIEg interest thereon a
The rate OF one per cent. per month from ths
18th day of January, 1850.
Third. To the payment to the tlefendan
Z. o. Barnes the sum OF Si64 50 IN Uaites
States gold coin. with interest thereonin iikl
coin at the rate OF one per cent. per inoasl
from the 22nd dag of April, 1873.
/. Fourth, 70 the payment to defendant W
@. Palmer the sum OF Sll00 80 in L. 5. gol,
coin, with interest thereon at the rate OF on
per cent per month from the 9TH day .
October, 1879.
Fifth, TO the payment TO the dsfendan
John Conner the sum OF SaJo vi III y. = soa
coin, with interest in like coin at the rate o
one per cent. per month from the 9th da.
of October, 1879.
sixth, To the payment TO the defendant
L. Senders and NJ. Sternbcrg, partners uude
the firm name of Senders Il Sternberg TN
sum of SlO34 al in L. :. gold coin. with in
terest thereon in like coin at the rate Of on
per cent. per month from the 2Sth day .
October, 1879.
Dated this 9Th day of February, 1850.
l. e. DlCKEY,
Sheriff OF Linn Co., Oregon.
BY GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy. ETA
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Hear,, ID - -.

The Board Of Delegates OF the All.aAy Fire
Department met in regular sessl,a at No. Is
hal last Monday evening, With an members
pcesent.
Communications were received from both
engine companies announcing the changes
which had occurred in tlsir membership. aud
the Secretary was ordered to make the proper
entries in the register.
Rescue Hook and ladder Go, No. !, or,
gAnizsd on the sIss vi january. applied for
admission into the Department, aud the petit
ton was granted by unanimous vote Of the
Board. ACCOMPANY the application was
the constitution Of the Company signed by
twenty-six persons over the age Of twenty
Que. The Secretary was instructed TO notify
the Council Of the action Of the Board, and to
forward to that body eo?y Il the cOnstitu-
ton os the new eompany.
The Board then adjoul led II meet next
Monday evening, Feb. 10Th, a. ~hieh time
certificates viii lie granted to al members OF
the new host. and ladder ccmpsny.
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{ ss.a.pr hack % orssoa.

S. L. Young informs US that while down
at Portland few days ago he met w. D..
Bedding, formerly Of this city who has sold
his ranch in Kiickitat, Valley. ". r.. and Is
now hunting location in the Willamette
Valley. Wien NJ. D, finds a place which
snils hisa he wi be joined by his family and
his son-in-law, T. i. Royal. For several
months we have seen people selling out here
at sacrilee and starting for the country
East Of the mountains, and Dir. Belding and
his family will not he the only ones that win
return here after trial Of that country.
l-4tcr---Ar. Belding arrived here last Wed
nes.lay and called on MS yesterday.
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Aoa Dra4YA.

One would think from the teIesr4pi.ie news
we get from ireland that tie people were
all either dead or dying back there, but a
letter which we received from that rollieking
young Irishman, John Hutchinson, last week
puts another phase on the matter. He writes
US from County Antrim, North Ireland, as
follows:
q suppose you Whe-t-growing people think
that We .sbog-tIOtters' are almost starving to
death hack here, At least the reports you see
IN the newspapers would lead you to believe
so. But It Is not SO In this part Of Ireland,
or yeu bet would coon be back IN WebfOot
again. Times have been very bad in some
parts Of this Island, especially IN the south
and west, where the principal food is '.Inur-
phies, and they don't know how to eat any
Thing else But in the north here we eat
roast beef aud turkeys and live ike American
Christina"
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i rrass 81 sr rure:.a.-i.

I:y 'cferriag to the proceedings u the iAal
session Of the City Council. paLiisbed IN
ahqtlor column, i wi'i he seca that the city
authorities have resolved 80 purchase hook
and l4i,ler tFHekrfor asa IA tise .Iirc Depart.
meat. aisd Committee on Fire ard Water
were instructed to prceare it a. soon IS ss.-
bic. Ol eoHfse lie oity has not aulacient
iands o., haed a present 70 make the neccs-
s4ry payment, bat the Recorder Is now max
ing the assessmcnt and the taxes win be col
lected by Afay let, at which time, or even q
week or two before. there will be large sur-
plus ia Tie treasury. The City Council ia
eatilled to great credit Tor having resolved
70 make this purchase. and weare sure VIII
never rcareL their action.
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s.ue Ribbsa tiaB-

The meeting ct the Blue E,bton CIab last
Saturday evening was Largely ATTENDED. all
the ssats being full and many persons stand
ing. DR.. wasss, the organizer ef the Clab,
was present and delivered very interesting
address, and after listening to = beautiful
dset from Chas. Hsffenden and Miss Avery,
the Club proceeded to tbs election Of officers,
which resulted as follows;
President-E. F. Sox.
Vice PresideHt-John Conner.
Secretazy-aIiss Maggie Poster.
Treasurer-sIrs- L Z Bia;-
Executive Ccrlmittee -sirs- Fred Egsert,
DIR. c. W. Gray, and u S. Neateith.
Music Conmiitee-siiia Kate Conner and
Chas. HaGenden
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SheriR's Sale.
Ia tie c'yraa courf Of he STAT Of 0rsJOH
Jar ~ County 81 Linn:
Frank Parton, Plaintiff,

Jar ~ coaafy cf Linn:
Flank Parton, Plaintiff,
ys.
William y. Gore and Margaret Gore his
wife. C. o. Barnes. W. o.. Palmer, John
Conner. l. scnders and 81. Sternberg. part
ners d0ing business under the firm name and
style of Senders and steEnberg. aud John A.
E0binest, Andrew Tripp aud Jacob kees,
Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF
, foreclosure in the above named Court.
ln the above entitled suit; and an execution
and order Of sale issued 10 Pursuance thereof,
10 me directed and delivered. | have levied
upon the mortgaged premises described IN
said decree as follows, to-wit:
The East half OF the West half OF the Do
natiots Land Claim Of William i. Gore and
Margaret Gore his wife, the same being Ciaim
No. s. and Notification No. 22g7. aud sta
ated ia T,A u ). of L. . W. Of the William
etc Meridian, IA Linn County, Oregon and
on
Saturday, TIE f5La day Of -Hareh, 1889,
Al the Court House door in the City OF Al
l,any. Linn County, Oregon, at the hour uf
10 . cl,.ck 4 NJ, / win sell the herrInbefSre
described real property at public auction for
cash IN hand to the highest bidder, the pro-
leeds arising from such sale TO be applied as
provided IN said decree as follows, tO-wit;
First, TO the payment of the costs, taxed
At So 20, and the costs and expensesyof
making said sale.
Second, to the payment TO the said plaint-
iI Prank Parton the sum of Si75S % n u
:. gold coin. with accruing interest thereon
| in like coin from the 18th day Of January.
1850, az the rate Of one per cent per month.
Thind, u tine payment to the defendant Z.
/ o. Barnes the sum of $464 50 in U. ). goll
/ coin, with interest thereon in Ike coin from
the 1,2nd day OF April. 1879.
I Fourth, - the payment To the defendant
/ w. .. Palmer the sum OF $ll00 80 in u. ).
gold coin, with interest thereon m ike coin
IRON the 9th day OF October. 1879, at the
rate Of one per cent. per month.
Fifth, 10 the payment to the defendant
John Conner the sum Of $3.50 81 in U. 5.
geld coin, with interest thereon in like coin
from the 9th day Of octoher. 1879. at the
rate of one per cent. per month.
I Sixth, to the payment to the defendants
/ l. Senders and NJ Sternberg. partners doing
/ business under the firm name and style OF
1 Senders s Sternberg. the sum of Sl0S4 Il in
U. 5. gold coin, with interest thereon In ike
coin from the 2Sth day of October, 1879. at
| the rate Of one per cent per month.
Seventh, to the payment to the defendant
John A. Robinett the sum of $50 - in u.
1 $. gold coin, with interest thereon in like
coin from the 10th day OF November, 1879,
at the rate Of one per cent. per month.
Eighth, that thereafter. If anything remain
from the proceeds Of said sale, that the same
be paid over 70 the said defendNnt William
Il. Gore.
| Dated this 9th day of February, lsSo
l. c. DtGkEY.
Sheriff of Linn Co, Oregon.
BY GGo. HuMPmREY, Deputy. 2St4
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Final Settlement.

MToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho undersigned, Esxecutrix OF the
last will and testament of Paul Ohling. de-
ceased. has filed in the County Court of
Linn Bounty, Oregon, her final account as
such Exeeutrix, aud by order of said Court
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Alareh, 1884, at
the hour of one c'clok p. NJ, is set for
hearing objections to said account and the
settlement thereof Any person Interested
in said estate is hereby notified to appear
and flo his OF her objections 10 said final
account on or before said day.
TEETJE 0HLING.
Exeeuf rix.
February 9Th. 1850. 27w4
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In the Circuit CoaTt 81 die Htdte 81 Oregon
for he County qf' Linn.
George p. Frank and L. A. Frank, part
ners in business under the firm name of
FraI.k Brothers, plaintiffs,
vs..
VIM. McCallister aud s. G.. Afecalilster
his wife, NJ. +. Nudge. Lewis McCalIisaer
and Philip Baltimore, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE ORA DECREEoF FORE
I'D closure in the above named Court in
Ine above entitled suit and an execution
and order of sale issued IN pursuance
thereof, to me directed and delivered.
have levied upon the mortgaged premises
described IN said decree rs follows, town:
That certain piece or parcel of land ~
ing and being in Linn County, Oregon.
and known and described as the West half
of Block one hundred anu tWenty-eight
Q2S) In Hackleman's First Addition TO the
City of Albany, with all the tenements
and hereditaments thereunto belonging,
and on
Saturday, .she Cth day Of Maseh, 1850,
at the Court House door in the city of Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hourof
one O'clock p. NJ, will sell the herelnb nbe-
fore described real property at public auc-
ton for cash in hand TO the highest bidder,
the proceeds to be applied first to the pay
ment of the costs and expenses of this suit,
taNoQ AZ oOS, anu the CQStS anu % Jct1stS VI
sale, and the further sum of $40 attorney
| fee.
Second, to the payment to the plaintiffs
| herein the sum of $f56 75 in u. S. gold
coin, with interest thereon at the rate of
one per cent. per month from the 18th day
of january, 1850. And the overplus, II
any there be, to be paid over TO the Clerk
of this Court, subject to the order Of the
parties entitled thereto.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1850.
/. O. DICIxE4
Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon.
BY Gro. HuMPHREY, Deputy. 27t4
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Those Lake Creek boys that went 10 Cali.
fornia last fail have got tired Of roughing IL
on white beans and bacon. California; work.
ing mans diah) and will return home 10 see
Dad aud Nam on the next steamer.
Oh. prpdigal sons ef Lake Greeks fair ai'1re.
Return 10 ths Land al Thy fathers once maorps
AID eat II tbs fattsd calf that's been slain.
AnI drink sf the waters oi Lake Greek again,
Oh. Gee from thy southern suBny CLINE.
oh haste make ready in time.
foF 10 kBow yon ara hungry sorry snd sSFs.
Ati would bs glad 70 gst h0nis once taors.
DER many a dark rolling biow you'll ride.
While returning on tseihes waters wide.
Ani youIi sIsw the splashlns spray from aisF.
That's daAhing On Use Columbia bar.
Good ipck 70 iiss ship that brings tbs precious la
OF Lake creeksrs sho'se been travelling abfssals
Long live siis commanders and her gallant ereu.
THAT have sailed Ger tho deep AaisFs 80 blue.
4. ~ G.
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oairees InstaIlei.

The following officers were installed by
Lodge Deputy J. a wsroer in Albany
Lodge No. 81, /. o. &. T., last g'aesday
evening
TIN Liggett. =
wy miss Mira Mansfield.
WS-L o Ralstoa
WI FS-R Fox.
WT-s Deckald.
WM-Wm II Mansfield.
" Geo Geisendorfer
IG-Anna Mansfield
oG-Fred Blumberg.
Trustees-ceo Geisendorfer, Nat Redpath
and L n Liggett.
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The Plans-ner grasf.

Geo ". Sill, superintendent Of the pack
ing establishment Of the Corvallis Fruit Co,
in this city, is now packing immense qusnti-
ties of the Plummer dried fruit for tie Eng
lish market. They are now at work on tive
and four pound paper boxes, which viii be
put up IN fancy shape. We have tried the
Plummer fruit and know that the difference
between it and sun-dHed is Wy great. It
IS a great pity that 81 Of our surplus fruit is
not worked up in that shape and thrown on
the markets of the world.
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The Markels.

Following is correct report Of the mar
<ets in this city'up TO noon. yesterday:
WHEAT-Sl per bushel
oATS-26e per bushel
FLoUR-S6.O0 per bbl.
HAY-baled, Sl5 per ton.
-loose, $40.
POTATOES so cts pei. bushel
BUTTER-2O to so cts per lb
EGGS-25 cents per doz
PORK--5 to 81 cts per lb.
BACONs-hams, l2A@l6c.
shoulders, DC.
sides, l2dc.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, de-
+" /" plums, lie.
Plummer dried apples, Sc.
!" . pluIns, l6c
CHICKENS 81 5O@Ss. 90 per doz.
SUGAR-san Francisco G, l2c.
COFFEE Costa Rica. 90
Java, soc.
Curcola- 23c.
Rio, %.
MILL FEED bran. siO@$ll per ton.
-chop, Sls@S2O.
shorts. Sl4.
-middIinga, s2O@22
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Fred Duanins wishes Us to inform our
readers that he has just received niagnid-
cent stock Of collins and caskets. and here
after he win sell them at prices never before
heard Of in this community. To give some
idea Of the prices, he antherizes US to say
that they will range from 50 mp TO $50. and
for the latter price ono win be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully So. lie means
business
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4 complete vindlca.lon.


E1gor Densocrak
hr. VIM. Abbott stated in your paper n
few weeks ago, that u changed the instru.
mont Of writing he gave mo 60 suit myself;
aud deiics me TO show any such Instrument
Is published viii produce just such an In
strumont. written by 4. NJ. watkinds and
Abbott signed his own name.
The Editor or printer, however, changed
one word and left ont ono word but did not
change The import so as 70 inluro Abbott in
the least But insert it here again word
for word.
|Gl.l SwEEr HONS, Sept. 81, 1870.
This certiliea that did circulate a SANDER
Gus report against Rev. s. Mathew which was
told me ON Williams Greek, Josephine Co. A
report which do not propose 20 prove to be
truthful report. | know nothing myself
agains. said Mathew and ought not to havo
said anything and hereby ask pardon.
w. n. ABnorr.
4, NJ. WATKISps,
a. J. MCCLURE witnesses.
win have this instrument Of contradiction
recorded in the Recorders office at Albany
and leave the original there, so that any one
may SEQ il.
Mr.. Abbotss. statement about my violating
a verbal agreement 10 absurd on the face Of
it had agreed in writing TO honor him at
az tunes for hia noble confession. | fulfilled
my agreement when named him out in
honor Of his confession. in. my congregation
that day No wonder II hurt his fcclinss;
his confession. aud asking pardon, was posi-.
lively contrary to what lac lad been doing
right there in bis own neighborhoodi cireu-
lating this slantier as 4 truth This is con.
tradiction No |. Then when | publishcd
his confession to head of the wide spread
SANDER, which bad perfect right to do,
he turns right round and publishes the same
old slaader IN the newspaper which "a q
greater crime than tho first. He does not
even prove but what he originated the slan.
derous report himself. But by ilis ael. Il,
eontradiets his good confession, which il con.
fradiction No , IIe confessed ho done
wrong to circulate the slander in the frat
place. aud did ask pardon; bnt now says he
was not to LIsne which is contradiction No.
=. Again he says 'hc feels it hia duty te
publicly make known that there was zach q
rypoftin circulation. IIe only proves that
tl.srt an other feai mou,hed slandcresz like
himself. II docs not relieve him in the least
Our law makes linn responsible Tor his cou'
duet; and there IS no need Of witneeses, hi'
Asorls.ase euoagh 70 condemn him. Abbott
ssyss..Ae does not propose To prove the report
to be . true one, and his iiyp mea sa5 they
do not voueh for tlte .tu,.A Of tho report
which proves he wiliially publiahed tsis out
ragooua slander to blind The reader in regard
to his confession which Is virtually a libel &
al be has said Or done IN the case. Now hi
pretended duty TO publish this aiander, and
lthe faeta - the eontraiy Is contradiction
/ No. 4. SAaUrt MArHrw.
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Ladies SisI society.

at the last regular meeting Of this Society
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year
President-AIrs. n. a 1lonteith
Vice President-Nrs. II. 81. Harvey.
Secretary-SIrs. Haffenden.
Treasurer-Miss Libbie Althouse.
Executive Comnittee-airs. s. Z. Young,
Mrs. L. Z. Blain, Mrs. John AIthouse. Mrs.
Thos. Monteith and Mrs Opp.
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For EAslern Oregon.

Within tho last few days DR.. Boughton.
VIM. RalstOu. p. II. Raymond, Jas. X.
weatherfOrd, J. II. Reid and b. B. Darcy
have started for wascc county with the in
tentiOn of taking up land. They viii be
gone ten or fifteen days and will thoroughly
prospect the country leading off from Cello
towards the Blue mountains and If they find
any good wheat.growing land win take it up.
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Around the World. in book form. will soon
be ready for the public. The prospectus shows
that it will be we'll illustrated and record the
events Of the great receptions Of the biggest
Empires. ON a grand and gorgeous style the
gayest affair of modern times The agent
will oiTse the citizens Of Albany aud the
county IN opportunity to secure volume Of
this very remarkable work at prices within
the reach Of every one. -
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That 4. u. Mcllwain bought his present
stock Of general merchandise before the late
advance in prices. and consequently eau stiii
afford 10 cell at oil prices. He also wishes
all to know that he has ordered magnificent
stock ol ladies and geuts sheea from the
East. which will arrive in four or five weeks.
III yoa want anything in that line wait until
their Arrival.