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Mayor Kalloch has been inpeached, and

Mayor Kalloch has bseh iinpeached, and
10 given until the 31st to plead.
The policemen of Quebec are only paid
$500 week, and threaten to strike. "A
policeman's lot Ia not happy one.''
A Universalist clergyman at Elmira,
N. Y, has been sentenced to the penitenti-
ary for horse stealing. He pleaded tenn
porary insanity but the cold-hearted jury
sent him up.
A new religion has been invented i'm
Indiana. 1t is called the White Light
ming religion, and must be great success
for its originator has been tarred and feath-
eretl and invited to leave the country.
The woman III charge OF a Shepherds
fold at Hastings, Eng. has been COM
mitted for trial for starving girl nearly
to death. Shepherds folds are getting n
bad mamie this season.
Tho '.grand march of progress" has ac-
cnmpanied the railroad to Tucson. No
less than three printing presses have emil
grated from San Franbtsco to that town
within the last six weeks.
Thousands of white men arc pouring
into the Indian Territory aud locating
farms in defiance of law. The only H.
dians IN the United Statets who perma-
nently behave themselves :isc in that
Territory. It seems most un~i<e to ex-
asperate them, to say nothing OF the gross
injustice OF the ptoceeding.
The free TOWNS of Germany arc to be de-
prived of their privileges. Their protests
will have no effect on BisInark's nerves
not even when lle has the neuralgia. 1t
is evident that while he lives his desires
will be the virtual law of Germany. The
Empire was very popular At first, but
may not always reIt1ain so.
1t Is reported that Carl Schurz Is pre-
paring to get married. This explains his
curious Indian policy OF tile past six
months. lie thinks it Is nice to be shot
full of arrows: Sometimes; however, Gu
pid turns out to be worse than Ute.
Culiom is nominated for governor OF
Illinois by republicans.
Tho republican state convention OF
Alabama was three to one for Grant.
Kellogg is said TO be safe in his scat and
the case is soon to be disposed OF.
The republican delegation form Nebraska
is for Blaine by not very large majority
vote.
Fifteen hundred riotous workmcn on a
strike at Omaha, compelled colored men
brought from the river towns to stop
work.
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Democrats generally, az well as large
number OF Republicans, believe TINT Gen.
Giant will be the nominee of the Chicago
Convention. We are not convincd of this
but believe that some one else will be the
nominee, but WHO that man will be it
would be impossible to name now. In
case Gen. Grant shall he the nominee of
the Chicago Convention, Titlen will as
suredly be the nominee of the Cincinnati
Convention. There seems to be nothing
more certain than th:s. From being fee
BILE and showing symptoms Uf an early
demise. Tiiden las suddenly fired up, full
of vigor aud n BARI of money, as eager
for the nomination as ever. So far as we
are concerned, Tilden would be our choice
az he is by far the easiest man to beat that
Is at all likely to be named by the C1ncin-
natl Convention. The great tratidee OF
Granercy park would be sucli n load that
even the Democratic party could not carry
it. If then we are to have Gen. Grant and
Samuel J. Tildcn as the standard bearers
in the coming Presidential fight. there is
nothing more certain than that Gen. Grant
will. for the third time, occupy The Presi.
Dental chair.
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The Alabama delegation, composed OF
coIored delegates with one exception, is
solid tor Grant.
The residence of Mrs. B. Ffiedler, at
Lock Haven, was burned on the 22d inst
The remains OF Mrs. Friedlef @ere found
in the ruIrs. Murder, robbery and arson
are snspiri0ned.
Two old persons NAMED Strader were
burned to death in their own house at
Chesterville, Ont4 OH the 22d.
By the explosion Of retort In cannery
establishment at CoIlinsville, CAL. on the
23l. five men were wounded.
Big freshets in Georgia reported from
Columbus OH the 22d, waahing or bridges
causing the wrecking of train and killing
four persons. The lowlands were Sub
merged and cotton will have to be rcplant-
ed.
Emil Brrimann. of New York.. cut his
wife's throat on the night Of the 23d He
left note saying that his wife was un-
taithfuI.
Ii is reported that Miss Berthe, eldest
daughter OF Gen. Orl, wfli soon be united
to Gen. T'revins, OF the Mexican army.
NC. Ordway has been confirmed by
the Senate rs Governor OF Dakota, and
James $. Dryden as u. 8. Attorney hDE
Montana.
Gen. Goulard committed suicide in
Paris, France, on the 22si.
A daring burglary is announced at
Stuttgart, GerHuany. upon the Kings secret
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

"A country wholly dependent upon
agriculture for its exports is unbalanced,
and liable to periods Of great depression"
Oregon occupies this position, and as soon
as the people become aware of the fact
and the fact embraced in tn. above propo-
sition is indisputable-the better tor all
concerned, If the people wish to get rid
OF these periodical dcpressions, they must
take hold and aid manufacturing enter
priseS. Oregon produces an abundance of
wool, fax and hities, and if these were
turned into their legitimate products, en-
ploymeut would be given TO at least as
many more people as are now citizens of
the State. These products could be mau-
ufacturtd as cheap here as elsewhere. ami
instead of sending money out of the Stare
for the manufactured articles, never to Ie-
turn, the money would be sent here and
remain, to build up and enrich the State.
Other industries would follow. and the
spectacle that now may be seen each year,
of hundreds of thousands of dollars going
ont of the State to purchase all kinds OF
goods, implements, etc, woulll Be Be seen no
more. and mosseS could always be COM
nlanded in Oregon.
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H-ovsnsvulle Dates.

BROWNSVILLE, Or, May 26th. 1sso.
Ed. kkatsrEE The weather Is fine, and
crop prospects arc splendid.
slight frost here yesterday morning was
visible, but no damage to plants.
Last Saturday eve q btjarder at one of the
hotels was put in the calabo6se for n6f.payt1ent
of board, and in the morning the lock- up was
empty-he had pried open the door and mizled.
Our city tailor went away and brought back
a wife last week, and WAS sercuaded at M.
Hodes' by the band.
DR. starr is still low, but 10 little better.
Rr. sam. Wilson, an old resident, has been
very sick, but is better now.
Mr.. .. p. Mason, of Albany, was here and
had a scrcnadc by the band at the hotel last
week.
Last Friday will be long remembered by the
citizens of this place. The weather was lovely
and they were;tu finish the ditch for the mill
company by blasting out the remaining rock
between the ditch and the creek. a largo
crowd of people, including many women and
children, accompanied by the cornet band OF
this city, arrived on the ground soon after one
O'Clock T. NJ, and everything being in readi-
ness, the band struck Tip some fine music, and
the workmetl put IN three large charges OF
Eistnt powder. and in a few moments the rock
was rent in two and the waters of the Gala
pooia rushed into the ditch in large
stream, and every one was happy, for now the
various Mills and factories shat have been idle
50 Iotig win have plenty OF wafer to run right
along, ard the Company have had quite hard
time Of it owing to the bad weather.
Mr. ". r. Kirk met with rather severe nc
cident yesterday. While engaged In putting
the rings on a mali, by Some means the thumb
on his right haiId Was struck by the poll end
of mn axe IN the hands of another man, and the
end of the thumb and nail WAS fnHsitcd badly.
Last Monday morning the woulsh factory.
the douring mill and the planet Aii started up
In good earnest.
The prospects Of the r4iirhad is still encour-
) aging. Mr.. o. r. Cdsi1ok has Just got hosnc
from Portland, and lie reports that IL the iron
can ba got the road viii stirciy he completed 70
this city this fall ffd we are all in good spirits
over our future greatness for we have such q
large water power iicre that this can be made
one of the greatest manufacturing places iii
this valley and then toe, VIC are centrally 10
Gated. geographically speaking, which b ot
great Importance at tn Is time.
MARROW GACGE.
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Democratic Journals in answer to the
charge that Whitaker never introduced
any bills while in the Legislature. and
was therefore mere ffgnre-lead in thasss
body. say be could have introduced bills if
he chose but as-1 g Hon. Nj. c. George did
introd!.GcGi several bills that failed to become
laws, lie didn't think it worth lls while to
make an attempt. And III this probably
he was right still, even an attempt would
Mt least have shown that he had some idc a
OF tie business which his constituents sent
him to the Legislature for.
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P..I,isc >penl<Is.,x u .

Hon. NJ. -. Gcnr-r. Republican nnpi-
nee f.r Congress vii address Tln. PEOPLE
upon lniiiiy@,: Issues ;l.it! matters nf state
Interest rt the follow ing t,r,t< aud FLARES
Baker tiiv-S,;ur,las. Nav 2Ji.r.1 Pm.
Prairie City-Maiitiay, May 3!$i - :20P. IL
Canyon Citg-Tuestlay. June 1st. 1 p. NJ.
The Dalles-Fritlay. June 4th. 7:3f P. NJ
No ether appointments can be made,
owing to lack of time.
Citizens, Irrespective of party, including
the ladies', cordially invited
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sheriM's sale
In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon fel
the county of Linn.
Charles o. Barncs, Plaintiff,

Charles o. Barnes, Plaintiff,
NJ. v. Brown, Eta Brown his wife. /. HI
MOores, administrator, and Sarah W. Stinson;
administrators, Of the estate of A. L. Sfinaonj
deceased, G. h Stewart. j. NJ. Wolford 4 r:
Wolford, partners, doing business under the
firIn-name of J. NJ. WoffOrd L. WOifordi De-
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLB.
- sure in The above named Court m the above
sale issued in pursuance thereof, to direct
ed and delivered. / hh We levied upon fhG m0rtS
gagged premises described in said execufionamd
decree and order of sale as llowsr-t0-wis:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of block
No. 80, in the city of Albany, in Linn county;
thence east I'D feet, thence north 10 feofi
thence west l3s feet TO the place OF beginnings
and on
Saturday, the 18th ddy Of June 4. d. 1885.
at the Court House door in the city of Albaa i!
Linn county. Oregon, at the hour of one O'Clock
u. NJ will! sell the herein before described real
property at public auction. for cash in hand, to
The highest bidder. the proceeds of sale to e@
applied as provided in said decree, f0l10ws
$50 30, and accfuing costs second, to the Pay:
ment to the plaintifE. Charles o. Barnes, the
sum uf % 553 -. and the further sum OF $780,
all in I. s. gold coin, with interest thereon ae
4tf day of May. 1850: third, 10 the paynlene IS
the s3elrpdants, J. NJ. Wolford 4 e. WoifOrd.
partners doing buAihesS under the drmsnNWe
6f j. 81. W0lford and r. WSlfnrs1, the sum pf
&2l2 u, and the overplus,. IL any there be- f6 Is
pail TO tic defendants, III. v. Brown and Eta
Dated this 18th day of May: 1ssossxl2
/. Z. DICKEY,
Sheriff Linn County, Oregon.
by GEO. HCMPHRE1, Deputy.
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Administrator,s a smne.

NOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the u~-
~ deTsgned admfnisf rator of the estate Of
David Presley, decea$fd; in I1ursuanee of an or
der of The County, t;odtt 81 Linn county, Ore:
Ron, duly anade and tfitcred of record, Sfli, tj7
9th day Of Nay; 1886;
at the hour of two O'Clock i'll tile afteFnsSsI IT
said day; Mt The dwelling ON the preftiis he5e:
matter described. sell nj public aIictibSiI til S
highest bidder, the following described preff-
ises. oWif:
''Tbe north half of the northeast quarter ef
section IS. In township IL south of range west
of the Wiliamcttc meridian, in Linn county,
Orcgon.,'
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third of the purchase
price cash in hand. One-tilirn TO be paid in six
i1Or:tfHs, and the balance in nine months frSHn
the day OF pale. the deferred payment to lc Sc
cured bS n mortgage ON the promises.
FRANK PRESLEY,
April %, 1SS0nS0vl2 Administrator.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Mr.H. II. Hairless opened his meat
market.on Wednesday, havirg OH hand a
large supply OF all kinds of superior meats.
viii lIas the most tasty and elegantly fitted
up market ia tie city, and as everything
is neat and clean it is a pleasure to pur-
chase meats thcre. Cali aud stt choice
steaks or Juicy roast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Our Legislative ticket is an exceedingly
good one, composed OF men who CONF
mand the respect ofall parties for their
intelligence, energy, honesty and moral
worth. Having lived clean lives they
have no past record of bad faults or ac-
tiotis to defend, and will therefore get the
undivided support of ali Republicans. and
scores of votes from thinkers OF opposite
political belief. Men who think for then-
selves and have minds OF their own, will
vote to place in Office the persons best
qualified to serve tI1enI-nen who have
no cloud upon their political or moral
characters. To such we confidently ask
the careful aud candid consideration OF
the Republican Legislative ticket, being
assured that careful comparison will in
duce them to cast their votes with us. To
those who vote MS they are ordered by the
party leaders, we do not appea!-their
ignorance Is too dense to be reached by
anything short of GabrieI's trumpet.
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necnv orthe Teet1,

Arises from varions canscs. but princi-
pally 1t may he attributed to early neglect
or the indiScrlminate use of tooth powders
and pas,cs, which give ,noinentary white
ness to the teeth while they corrode the
enamel. Tie timely use of that delicate
aromatic tooth-wash. Fragrant SOZO-
DON'T. will speedily arrest the progress
of decay. harden the gums, and impart a
delightful fragrance to the breath. It re-
moves Those r:isagcs winch people sustain
in their teeth from the use of sweet and
acid articles. May
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28
E&srsises as ALBANY collegiate Institute.

The closing exercises of the Albany Colles.i:
ate Institute will occur on the afictno6n and
afternoon will he devoted To ar rehearsal of
such results ofthc years work sas will be inz
t4inmeat OF of the e~snins will Consist IF reeita:
tion<. dcclnniations. req; iinYs and, v6cnl rnd
Instrumental music. On Sabbath - Eyc;rfiig.
June 18th, the annual sermon before the Col.
lcge will be delivered in the Charcl.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

AS the Jay approaches for the assembling
CT 1s ihe Chicago Convention. B:aine's chances
seem to grow less. blaine IS brilliant.
audac;ous, eloquent, tiashing politician,
and stands at the head OF the class. But &C.
cupying this enyiable position he has
dra wn upon himself the envy Of the lesser
lights, and they will prove too much tor
him. We still are inclined to think Wash.
burne the coming man.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Hon. M. C. George Is making scores OF
friends Ia the counties east OF the Cascades.
Old time Democrats who worked taittfuIly
60T Mr. Whiteaker two years ago, are now
as 1ealous in the support OF Mr.. George.
The old Democratic majority in Eastern
Oregon will be cut down amazingly in
J6ne-and don't you forget it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

An acre of government land costs 81 25.
"A corner grocery hanger-oh will easily
consume five ten-cent drinks per day. In
two and one-llaIi days he has swallowed
an acre of rs fine land as lays out OF
doors" If he averages two days ard a
half OF loafing per week, he consumes a
fair sized tarm every year. If his tobacco
and cigars average a trifle over halt as
much, he has squardered quarter section.
And these are the men who in cities can
find nothing to do. are continually CON-
planning OF hard times, aud their families.
when the wife cannot earn enough to keep
them in liquor, or refuses to give them
more, overrun the country as tramps. II
is these men who are fostering communists
and fastcn themselves uT.on every honest
movement of Labor for reforms in hours
of work or tor needed and just demands
for better wages. Who can have any
great amount of sympathy for man who
swallows his garden patch in the morning
before breakfast, and who whines tor bread
before sunset
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Il Is said that Senator-eIect Garfield
win present the name of Mr.. Sherman to
the Chicago Convention. 1t is claimed
tOe him that he has ability to give Sher-
zsnn as magnificent an oritorical send-off
as nlYersoll gave Blaine at Cincinnati.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Capt. N. 3. Humphrey will be al honor
% Linn county I'm the State Senate. He
& = lawyer OF splendid legal ability. and
with his energy and personal magnetism
VIII not fail to be most successful and
WGeetive worker in that body. Vote for
Capt. Humphrey and you'll not regret it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28


The bill introduced in Congress by Mr..
Daggett OF Nevada. to compel a survey of
the 5000. 900 acres OF land belonging to
the Union and Central Pacific railroads.
is measure tisa. has long been needed.
These corporations possess vast landed
domain, considerably larger than New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massaehuset- s.
Rhode Island and Connecticut combined,
which they have received as gilt from
the people. and Tor which scores of mil
lions 0f. dollars will ultimately flow into
their Golfers yet with ample revenues and
an immense ana profitable business. they
are persistently endeavurlng to avoid the
payment of taxes upon Il, by refusing TO
have It surveyed. Without this, iE cam
not be assessed and without assessment.
it cannot. OF course be taxed There u no
way to compel surveys except by Act oil
Congress aid the only disposition Il IS aar
shown BY the companies has been fo gelay
and hind amy sllcli legislation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Gen. Joseph E, johnson, the famous
confederate cesntnanderS is not pleased
with his experience in Congress, aud de-
eaanes nomination Tor recollection. He is
dlaguseed at the. lack Of discipline and
reckless spirit of his brother br;gadiers.
He has, however, won the respect of the
entire House by his manly conservatism
and geutlemaHly bearing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Senator BrucO>has felt it necessary to
write TO tbe>Boston Herald denial of the
repor4tfiat he Is candidate for the Vice.
Presidency.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

The Hartford Times thinks that in the
event of the ex-Presidency falling to secure
tste Chicago nomination, his frieuds will
transfer their strength to the support OF
Sherman.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

We gave the elective officers of the
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. last week. Fol-
lowing is the appointed officers C. E.
GEtton. Grand Marshall j. A. Davis, G.
c.; 8. T. Ulm, G. Guide II. c. Raymond.
G.. Herald; Joseph Emery, c. Chaplain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Democracy in Yamhill Is badly mixed.
The Grover ring are after Galloway, de
termineA to secure his defeat. Galloway i
frientls will not support Fergnson. who is
onfthe ticket with him. The candidate for
Sheriff, Hendricks. is III the same boat
with Galloway, and Is likely to be defeat
ed III galloway Is. But while the ringsters
are defeating Galloway and Hendricks,
they VIII swamp the balance OF the tick
et, Andy Shuck, for State Senator, inclua-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

One week from next Monday and the
tale will be told. And We hope to be able
q ehreplsle the election of the entire Re-
publi tielzet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

The World declares that there Is not the
slightest ground for belief that TiItlen can
by and means whatever be elected. but
there is the strongest ground tor belief
that he cannot be, and cites the Oregon
case as one OF the most serious impedi-
ments. II says:
I've lay be1or= otlr readers this morning
a careful digest abstract OF the only too ia
nous Oregon case. together with certain
eioquentIy suggestive kilograms and other
conimu iicltiOns bearing vitality upon the
grave question uf Tilden's personal respon-
sibility for positions taken and for work
done hy individuals '.close TO his person,
and holding most confidential relations
with him. We have not hing to say as to
the true significance AMI Interpretation OF
this most uncomfortable Oregon case.
We content ourselves with reproducing
the story as it stands. 1t is as colorless u
narrative as could well be made of such
n chapter III our politics but Is there any
democrat in his right mind, north or south
who can possibly be told what fate awaits
any party who goes into the next presi-
DENTAL contest with candidate about
whoni such wall Of circunsiantial evil
dence impugning his ability, his integrity,
his methods. his whole political inner
manner In short can be woven. as simply
outlined in the summary from official pa
pers of the Oregon story which We this
morning print.
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Dr. q. ". larm5.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block. up. stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERIAL consumed. ll-34
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

W. z. Chandler Is reported as being
confident that Blaine will be nominated
on the second ballot. We are inclined to
think Grant will be nominated on the
first ballot, when he will gracefully but
when, If washburne is not nominated.
Hayes is as liable to be the winning nag
as any other man. We are afraid Blaine
is to be euchrcd out of the nomination
entirely.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

II there is anything certain in the
.s'sntnds of the voters It is that they don't
nteEa to tr4is. y ,,,, ~" snd Prim on the Su-
prenie bench of tine State thereiosoc Il
may be Get Down asa foregone conclusion
Ghae they will be '.beaten out of sight. -
Judge Burnett Il, as far as the general
character goes, good enough citizen-in
TSce too good citizen to attempt to make
"A inferior Supreme Judge Of therefore
he viii be left to attend to his legal busi-
ssees Ia the Third District, and aid in build
Ing up Benton county. Johns friends
will never condemn him to the torture OF
attempting to I'LL place his own honest
convictions tell him he Is not fitted for.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Hrs. Z. Fl. Green, of Bellows Falls. VT,
Is tbe1ichest woman In America $25, ,ooo.-
90 Inherited from her father, "Blubber
Robinson, - .whsleF-y j..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Ex-Gov. Seymour one of the most pros
porous dairymen in New York State. He
considers himselef out OF politics, and this
year he intends to spread himself on butter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

The great tiro in Chicago In 1871 lett
only ono church standing in that city.
There are now, according to recent emu
moration, 2l3 churches there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-28

Judge Piper asked Col. Bradshaw If he
would support Thompson Of Lane, and
Galloway Of Yamhill, among other ques-
tsons. IN his answer, the Colonel said he
bad no hand in the nomination of either
gentleman, and should have no vote. bnt
= the Democrats ard Republicans of those
unktes wanted them, he would say amen.
(essEs. Thompson and Galloway were
prominent members Of the late legislative
investigating committee, are leading Dem
oCr4ts, and talented gentlemen, yet Col.
BEaasI,aw, the Democratic nominee for
daatFtct attorney tor the third judicial dis
eE3cE, has no interest in their election what
ever!