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, 1880-04-12

nA. kEAh. III clARK.sT,. ClIlCAGO-COEsUi4-
~ tna1n ites Rer:onasy or ~ lsstsr oa eeT1ni9
Illustrated bsuk e1tUnt ~ pagaH beautifully eoundt
prescriptions for ali diseases. Fstce H. postpaid
, 1880-04-12

fTp NENr-TIINEE HOUSES IN MONTKOSE, q
miles from the ConEt-ltoust, coutenieut TO dspot,
with tv4 nHroA Of land each. =,
nj rhrec @ a Rricf hoases iS .ent 9p fnton.st. No. @
etn improvements. from ~ 70 FL
-Four eotAxea an NORTH Wood-st and Clybourn-
''"~' LxZXHGs siLVRiiMAN, 70 La sa,ye.st
, 1880-04-12


Possessed Of u paid-up capital Of goo, ,ooo, to
como Into tho State on complying with tho usual
Law tolatlyo 10 deposits and tho like. This bill
virtually sepeals last wlntor's law excluding
aeso!ga companies. and u y believed hAs no
si GS1as iii ssYs sS
already. The other bltl is IN Ito Bunato, md
sais9s tho ltn,it ot paid:up capital rs1nirea for
contains ilsowisa psoyisioS pr whlca n % dspisascs @
Foreign companies now bore. 1t Is tntolldel
Nali second proyts!oil a. sop 70 tho local coln.
the companies which may outer Under tbis Inv
md those now hero shall hereafter only adver.
tlho thear American assets, and shakl In no wlso
Hapttais they may possess ia Europe. Thia iii
u N tho hands pr tho sehato Committee on lN-
sSsanco, and It IL SAID hns received tho favor Of
enco behind 1t, tho effect Of the bill Will DO to
1aeilttAte tho early admission Of the two French
SSoetnpanles doing business In Boston into this
TIN INSURANCE aurERINTEnBNCY,
as an insurance Item this subject Is OF no I'M
poftauce for, Notwithstanding TINT tho otlloo wns
sseatod ut tho requcst OF the companies, Is publ
toF oy tho eompautcs, and !a maintained for the
purpose OF dealing with tho companies, yot thoy
oaVe no more influence In filling II than the oltl-
soa Of Arizona Territory. A select Scw among
~ nAannatFe eompanles manage somehow 10
ace " nlled. but they cahuos gl0yato the bask nor
Etstn EttIs ~ t9n t eo!ocaon Or the worst man IN the
ehiey Gaa aafg foFg NJ T. saperntenSns smytas 4
oaaee 70 far as 1t rolatos to trc.inssaie NIT IT.
cpay soS fof b. gooa Hd o l. gea-
nn.oo nonlnaaon Of respectable fussll named
taas of .nN MSs n,s aonsed upon Joke and 80 VIII
SE9Ad renovc John Mccall, ihe Deputy.S,,n
'a'endsDt but a between Two politicians u sSe
, 1880-11-14

CITUATION WANTED-BY y GERMAN GIRL TO
= do washing uny kind OF work by tho day: South
81 dc preferred Call ut address 10 Lnr1aoee-sL
, 1880-11-14

CITUATIUN WANTED-Bi M1DDLE-AGED GIRL
- in u small private family. references EavGn.
Please Gull III 800 Uniun~s, near Fourteenth III Inc
, 1880-11-14

C1TUATlDNS WANTED - GOOD SAMARITAN
. Society, III: East Nandoph-et-, women experienced
tn nil kinds Of work and good housekeepsrs for city
, 1880-11-14

CITUATlUN WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN
= girl in private fnnitly to do general housework'
, 1880-11-14

1 GOODRICH. A1-rOkSEY AT LAW. ~ osAm. W
A. bOEn-st,, Chicago. Advice Tres. u {e4ss a~
perlapca+ Business quietly Aad LEGALLY uausac-s@
, 1880-11-14

ClTUATIUN WANTED-BY FlRSr-cLASS GIRL
> to wssh and iron do KcncraI work. Call at lsD
, 1880-11-14

('lHtCAGO STORAGE Co., ~ To aG EAST RAN
" dtiph-st-. have the best and cheupest place Tor
storing FURNITURE pianos mdse etc. Advances madc-
TiDELlTY STORAGE COMPANY. s AND - EAST
T Van Buren-st Established 1874 Permanent and
rclinbe Storage ot furniture. Advances .nnde.
CTVKAGE FOR FURNITURE BUGGIES, ETC;
= cheapest and best in caty Advances II low rateA
GEJH@fG PARRY. 1@ West Aooroe-st
, 1880-11-14

CITUATION WANTED-Rf HESPELIAHLE
y girl TO do cooking general housewnrk IN
private family. Guod references given. Call ut ID
West Dt.it-st Monday uuu Tuesday.
, 1880-11-14
s14'y>T1oNs wANrso-1Ea1An.E.

DomcxtfcA-Contfnnc
CITUATIOS WASTEn-A GOOD COOK WANTS
y place to cuOk only; has child 10 momtas nlo
tat stay with her. Apply at u twenty
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09


specimen household decoration. ........ 500
All articles in this Department are entitled TO
premiums il they are the work Of the exhibitors
and made within six years previous to the date
of this exhibition.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-09

DEPARTMENT H.
HoR1lcULTUR1, ELoR1cULrUH., ARsoRICULTUHs,
IG}ias, ERUTTs AND WINES.
ss.s at'sl bs Glass 1-Etwits. Ia 81

.,cn.,r~,-
AoA1aooA@oAA' S10ncoAIoh-' AAsok'cOHTUAs'
iI8'4B2 akaa SH0'1s And "ASA"
5a.is 81 ~ ps CLASS l-kfNsss. at
nat ooo o,.,,...s -. .-..s. .,. az oo
c.J 49, ~ ~. SaeIkss Ia vPen 4Eoeno Se'su1o''
~ lvss 49, .:,d - :. :, -: . .,. ,i oW
culture. :, .......,.,..,...,.,. 400
bess ana largest variety OF apples grown ooo
oy tns sxnlnltor "A tne southern statee.. sW
Dest ana largest variety OF pears, grown Dy 90
the exhibitor In the Cotton States....... 200
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Synat lis Meant by the Democratic FREQ
ksafkOG.


The following telegram dated New
York, Nov. 10th, is an indication of
what the Democracy of the solid South
means by ''iree ballot:
The Tiger club of Greanviile county
South Carolina, recently celebrated the
Democratic victory IN that State and
adopted the following resolutions
/. That from hencetorth we pledge
uursels es TO discard any man, white or
black, who voted with the radical par
ty, and that we will not reIt any OF
cur lands TO, or have upon our premises
such men, ui.til they prove their sincerity
TO honest government or the Democratic
paaty by words and deeds.
2. That we earnestly call upon the
people OF our county and State to join
bands with us in this matter as the only
course fer the people to save the Gov.
erumcnt from corruption and fraud.
8. That we beg the citizens and
merchants of Greenvilie city to discharge
from their employ any white or black
radical and ti:l their with Democrats
4. That we circumference any mar
who will violate the above resolution.
and consider him wanting in 10, ,alty t,
his party and an enemy to good gov
ernmci,t.
5. That no tenents whom We may
have on our places shall he allowed /,
have in their employ any white or blacl
radical that any voter a stranger Il
us who may apply to us for employment
must produce satisfactory evidence tia
| he is a Democrat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
The s,,oes,rI.,g l,.s.rics.

The New York Times says the shoestring
with the official report Of the recent elec-
tinn. In Coahama county 700 voters were
thrown ont and in six other COMMITTEES 1888
were rejected the flinnest pretexts.
The ballot box i'll jefferson county was
captured by shotgun. Lynch. cnlnred
republican,. was elected tn congress l,y a
majority Of SEQ. Gen. Chalmers received
tsse certificate "n - cooked majority of
37S9. viii ttiS ftf;rmv he allowed to win?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Political scrar,s

1t is reported that Senator David Davis
wishes 70 return to the bench. Ii this be
true it will give the Republicans another
Senator from Illianis, and control of the
Siieate.
President Garfield Is likely to have four
Supreme Judges 10 appoint during his
term of office
The pressure is very great and growing
daily stronger for the retention of Sher-
inan as Secretary of the Treasury. He
has proved a bonanza to this country as
Treasurer.
Garfield had 25 majority In Grant
county. 'Rah.
The suggestion of the New York San
that BARNCaI should bring the perpetrators
OF the Morey forged letter To justice l.
good deal like a hint to Tho great mule
buyer 10 commit inri-kari
Since the sStdmdcTd has declared the
Hancock Democracy will never ack1,owl-
edge itself beaten las long as there is u
mnsket Or man in the party all ap-
prehension of danger is laId aside, busi-
ness has improved, aud even the weather
has proved unusually fine for this season
of the year. the roads actually getting 6lus-
ty! The influence of the STANDARD is Inn
nense.
OF the six Presidential electors in Cali
fornia, five are GenncratfG and one Repub-
| lieau. ferry was the Democrat who got
| left.
| The forged Chinese letter, procured and
| paid for by the Democratic National Com
hittre. is universally Condemned by all
respectable Democratic papers The
! Southern Journals arc specially ontspokcn
| in their denilnciation. and insist that moi
| only the perjHrers and fnrgers. bnt Barnum
s. Co. should be penitentiaried for the
black scoundreiiSm.
Bill English is sail tn be weeping great
weeps over the loss OF his money aud CHAR
actcr-esrecialiy the forsler-through as
sociation with the Philp-Demoe.aey
Weep, Billiam. weep.
'.Man wants hnt little here below" ant
Hancockers want even less hear than eve
before.
The only objection we have to tf,e RICH
OF Sufferage being extended to women is
that only good looking men will be elect
ell to office. and we will be compclle,
either TO accept office or go to Chile!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Heavy charge.

Ia; s.the late Presidential canvass
Judge took an active part, and
DOUBTLESS contributed much to the Sic
cess 20 OF the Democratic ticket, as he
was an earnest IIancockcr. While
making = speech in Benton county, in a
sudden burst of fiery e;oqnence the
Judge broke out with Like the
ancient BtntuH, will say, sink or swim,
live or die, survive or perish, will
giveuy hasd to :his vote % And it
in tie other wcrll the departed are
privi1eged4to read the newspapers. WON'T
OI6 Brutus be tickled and Patrick Henry
howl when this quotation meets their
eyes On another occasion, while the
Judge was. bitterly denouncing Gen.
Jas. - Garfield, lie 20; in an entirely
new charge against the President elect,
and We will give ii as told to US. In
the Ligbtot bis frenzy, while talking
about the De Galyer pavement, some
one in the crowd yelled ont, "And che
CrediI Mobelier." eyes" said the
Judge, with wild flourish of bis arms,
"Garfeld went down to Mobile and
bought q lot of cotton on credit, and
nevs4skaE paid for it 10 this day and
Il am down ON airy man who went pay
bis debts ~ After the speaking was
over, some OF the "nnterrified" took
him uile eide aud 1eet5red him about
'seiriQg Che Democracy away" in that
sly aud ihe Judge, so tar as We
hare IeaTrad, never-repeated the charge.
Jpige - is right on it, ana don't
ycn R,rarries
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
TIC Rex. House OF Representatives.

The San Franri<co Chronicle as His TO
say in regard to the next House OF Repre-
senlatives: 1.-The n ". 1'f,ncs divides the
House into 152 Republican. 137 Democrat
ic aud Gi"erhach members. Orr tabu-
latiom results in $50 Republicans, 139
Democrats AMI 4 Independents, chasing
HYATT SMITH. of the Fourth New. York
district. with the three Greenbackers In
both these estimates the Virginia Read
iuSters are clasSed as Democrats. while lie
Greeuhack Republicans are not inelu'led
in the apparent majority. At tile lowest
of these computations the Republicans will
have clear majority of Sven members.
with a plurality of eleven ir tile lower
branch of congress"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Pacific SIopecs.

The Official reforms OF kllckttat coun-
ty give Brents majority OF 1872.
There are 2I76 school children III
Clarke county. OF these only 1905 are
enrolled as attending school.
The Seattle and Renton coal compa-
MES shipped up to Nov. 1St OF the pres
ent year, Ill, lO6 tons OF coal.
Two gentlemen from the east, capital
isis, have gore cut to Squak to look al
the coal fields in that vicinity with
view 10 purchase a larga tract OF coal
lands.
Joseph Geiger's silver mire in Pierce
county is showing signs OF great value
as the work progresses. Tie vein is
eight feet wide, with well defined
granite wall ON the east side.
No candidate tor delegate to congress
in Washington territory ever received
1000 votes i'll single ccnn.y. Brents
came within of reaching the lumber
in Walla Walla this year, aud he han
been The nearest.
Ice :oImed in WaIla Wa'ia Oh the
night ot the l1th halt an inch in thick
ness. The mercury tina: ulght reached
tie coolest mark of the keasolr-27 de-
grees above zero.
Messrs. West IE Dob<on. of Cheha
lis, began last week their seasnn'S opera
tions in curing and packing pork.
TEey have slaughtered, so fa:, the
! heaviest lot of hogs ever fa.lened III
Lewis county, the average weight be
ing 320 pounds.
Building aid improvements aggre-
eating cost of 50 8, 90 are recorded
in Wal!a Wa!la this year. Among
these is a count house tha. cost S44 eco,
two bricks that COS. $4,000, each,
three bricks tl.at cost $4,000 each,
AID many elegant private residences
The mate OF the bark Lizzie Marshall,
lately arrived from Guaymas, was
brought before L. S. Commissioner
Seavy at Port Townsend on We'lneS-
day, charged with hayirg assaulted the
ward of the same vessel. The pris-
oner was bound over III the cum
OF $50.
Business Is lively at Irol.d:le. Tie
blasting furnace is nearing comple,ior
and smelling ore will commence nex
month. a town las been laid out and
IheIe is every Indication that lasting
Industry will be built up az these iroi
mines that will beiiefit net only lie M
mediate locality bnt the entire Sound
The vote OF Lake county was only
COO.
Ve,.ison is so plenty it re ais for 81,
cents pculid al Rosehnrg.
The raltoad company have mca
depot at Wiibnr, Doug las county.
; Tire Times says new town hall
being CONSTRUCTED IN Jacksonville.
. ! lie first snow ut the season st!uc
; The Dalles last week tuesday
. Capt. i. Is. Gritfi ot .Jacks"t,vii' (
$ has Dctn stricken with aporicxy.
4 There Is All mr.uSual am unt OF il
= ,.ess Ia Lake county, chiefly maiar''
: tever.
> the Dalle~ IEues says tie tack
nuw all laid to 5Ial"cl>--, 10 miis
ahrve Ceiilo.
&. A. C"rnen, a, the Cascade Lock
has been a'ljuiged insahe and sent t
the asylum.
: A plot to break Jail in Jackson.ill
t was frustrated by tie caution Of Ill
: jailor.
n Margaret Travers, formerly OF Wall
Walla, has been acting in an irsau
: way at The Dalies.
u Mrs. Varney, aged 8s, mother {
Mrs. It. S. Lang, died Monday, Noven
!, ber Is.
n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

1t Is reported that s"nn. of Tie Presi-
dental electors OF California aud Ne
vada claim that inasmnch a. the people
of those States chose them tltrong'f a
misappreFension, being deceived by the
forged Chinese letter, they are in duty
bound to vote for Garfield. AS neither
State was needed by Garfield, it is not
important only as showing the revoln-
tion OF popular feeling against a party
that condcscends to sucl, low villainy
as the concoction Of such letter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

III New York. Oh Saturday. Judge Davis
held Philip 10 answer the Charge of for
gerry in tile matter of the Chuese letter
in The sum OF S5o eco. Hart says that
Pliip is not now enploy ed on the Truth
.In,lge Davis in reIltrricg his opinion in
tine matter. says thar upon Ahrln S
tlew i'll must rest tie larger part of the
responsibility nf the first publication OF tiu.
base AMI shameful forgery. and his suh<p
Iuent relation To the forgery does not lift
single SHADOW from his co,I,l:rrt Sn il
is generally believed thai Hewitt. Rarunin
Randall, and ot!acrs. perhaps ,h" entire.
National Democratic Committee were.
cngnzant of the actual forgery aud perjury
in the Chinese letter. Hewitf'S answer To
the charge male hy .Tulge Davis is. ..tht
it is a ct.ncertcd srheme tn break me down
III this community. here | hayt- livc,l for
fifty years Every rascal ;,nt< in a plea
of persecution. EninrE Storrs. upoi. being
interviewed. says ,hc thinks the Chinese
letter told heavily on Garfield's vote, that
lint for the publication OF that letter Gar
field wonld have carried IA solid North:
that ii lost to Garfield 10000 to- 20. COO
vnt~S in New York. and without a particle
of t.nIiht lest to him New Jersey aud Cal
ifnriIa. The n. Y. I'ribune saws the lnm-
ic nf Judge Davis decision of the IohiIp
case implies that every member nf tile
Nafinual }emocratic COMMITTEES known 10
tmve leru engaged in publishing and rircu-
lifting the forged !efter. can III. prosecuted
for malicious lihei. The N Y. Lern7d
says: 1t il a sad evei.t for Hewitt, tlat
after a Iift. Of more. than half century
di-tingu>htd hy display of personal
ahiitirs of II high order, and pu'~:ic speech
of more than orflinary merit. 10 be thus
piilnri"d from The judicial bench fn com
tIicity with xillailIieS nf the Vilrst type.
5: only intense pariisanship aud blind
self will have brought him TO this wrechetl
pass. The Herald fIlen tells Hewitt not to
meet the charge in th nsn,l Democratic
style. with a spirit of reckless defiance. but
70 make npauful Acknowledgements of
the wrong in which. l,e has been. it may he
an inocent. hut an efficient partner, and the
humble and Jealous devotion of himself TO
the dnty of crushing those criminals who
have placed him for piece in their game
of nrterug a base forgery" The demand
from every part of The country Is that the
investigation shall be pushed until eve.y
man engaged in the black villainy IS
brought to light and made to account to
the offended law to the fullest extent,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

The Inmates Of the asylum at East
Isr,la..d were given romp in the
alsss a3Siacent, when one OF the in-
rpates, aiwsiid otie, imagined he was a
squirrel, aud proceeded TO climb tall
hr clear to tine top, and when there re-
fBslng 10 come down. A deaf mute
nau,e.l Anderson. a trusty, weut up the
tree after bfm. Alter getting pretty
welI Tp . limb broke and Auder-
son cams down in . hurry. Instead OF
getting killed or MANNED for life. An
derson jumped TO his feet and COM
msnced sdsi around of profanity that
wpnld hkwa aatonislied . fisherman.
Ho,hns 6naiTely recovered bis speech,
ara bsseses the accident that restored
Il
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

Col. Fair is said to have purchased in
open market the voters of Nevada. His
instructions to his agents were to ascertain
the price offered for votes by Sharon and
then offer 80 more. Ia yarions localities
OF White Pine. voters got $50 each, and
some claimetl to have received 800.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

The o. s. G Stage Company this
week commenced running on Winter
schedule, long time.
The Star says j. G. Smith, of Viii
bur, was thrown from bis llorse and had
his collar bone broken.
NJ. Hanley, OF Jackson connty, made
1000 gallons Of sorghum syrup eff three
fourths Of an acre OF care,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

IJancock's majority, z59.
Weaver-SYracHse, 2; Shedd. /
Harrisburg, 20; Santiam, / Blank, l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Foreigners in .I.e s3.rnes. Service.


The Celestial Empire says: OF
the foreigners NOW holding commissions
in the Chinese land forces, there are
two FreHchmen in kan>u, one German
at Chef;lo, one at 'riemsin and "ne at
Shanghai, one Epgli>hman at Teiwon
and one at IEaaKow. There are also
number of foreign ex-miiIlary officers IL
the 'sImperial Maratime Customs Ser
vice." whose Chinese military records
extend back 10 the Tripping rebellion.
some of chem having served during the
Japanese campaign in the Island of
Formosa. There will no doubt be
called upon to again volunteer, OH &C.
court of their adaptahility TOR the field i.
as they nearly all possess a sufficient
knowledge of the Chinese largnage for
drilling and evolutionary purposes. 1t
may be of interest to American military
men who may entertain hopes of pre-
feTment, not To- raise them 400 high, as
the German infantry aud English ar
ti!lery sEsieH:s are the tsvori:c standards
of bath il Ilungel:aug and TFo Tsnng.
tang, tie two great Chinese military
Leaders.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

DR.. E. A. Jones. of Portland, tried
TO shoot FL. E. Edwards, q furniture
dealer of that city, for trying to collect
q bill the DR.. was owing him for turni-
ture. Jones was praced under $1,000
bonds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

Nebraska's Gree,iback vote was 5000;
total vote of the State. $1,000 Republican
majorities range from 22.6l6 to 24,955.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
Specsila1fOIr.

1t * stated THAT Cougar has the best show
for the T. S Senate frnm Michigan. Bag
lev AMI BALDWIN are also prominent can
didates
Foster and Sherman botl, loom up for
tile Ohio SeuatorShip. It Is believed that
sherman will he "a He'd to Garfie!d's cahi-
net. and that the announcement will soon
be matle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

Samuel 5. Morcy ;.as cuntes<ed t"
perjury in the ihiIi, trial. Tie details
ot the confession VS. have not ser,', bni
the statement OF the \. Y. Tines is
that the price Of his fals" swearing was
paid to him out u; tie tunds Of tie
Na,inral Democratic Committee. T"ere
is no reason u douht this statement, as
HE t4rm and amount nt the l,ribe isex
plicilly stated. The amount was $3.50.
payment was made in check AID 'hat
check was drawn on the Na,ie, = Park
Bank of New York city. If this be
trne, tie check will pr"halnls he a saln-
able cle~ la hnntirg down the raScals
who are really responsible 20, :hc !org.
cry OF the Ci.ircse letter
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
A Fas6 People.

The current number of Hsrpsr's
Magazine Contains an interesting article
entitled Securing a Competence" in
which the writer states that 'tLhe aver
age annual income in Great Britain is
sI65 !: in the United States, S165
in the Low Countries, $50; i'll France,
S125 in British Colonies, 500; in
Germany, aud also III Scandinavia, S85.
The annual accumulation of wealth IN
Germany is s20O,OGO,000 in Great
Britain, 1925 900 900; in France, $780,
600 900 IN .he United States, $685.
000 ,0G0 Since 1850 our animal accu
mutation las been sS25 COO 900, ard :,
therefore, each decade adds more to the
wealth of the United States than the
capital value of Italy or Spain. Every
day that the sun rises upon tho Ameri-
can people, it secs sn addition Of 50 :
300,0 to the wealth Of tie republic" J"
Notwithstanding this rspid ard vast
accumulation of national capital, there
| are in France three times as mary peo-
! pie who live on their incomes as there
are i'll the United States. We make
money faster than any people ia the
world, and SPEND it great deal faster
General Garfield is just now holding
two offices more tEan any man car
conveniently fiji. First os all, he is de
.j'tre and de .fitcto Representative il
Congress OF the nineteenth Oh in district
! Second, he is the United States Senator
elect from that State. to take the place
of THURMAN D), on the 18th of Marc;
next, it he prefers that 20 tie Pre.idercy
| Third, he Is President elect, To suecee,
HAYES on the 4th of March next IT Ii
prefers that to the Senatorship. We dc
not recall another case IN the history
of the cou- try in which any one maj
has at one and the same lime held $,
mary prominent positions. Mr. Gar
field car, it he wishes, hold his faat i
the House :nli the 8! of March, whe
that body will adjourn sine die. Bu
it is said that lie will not sit again i
Congress, but resign beth his seat i
the House AID his right TO seat i
the Senate, in time TOR the election {
lis successors before tie meeting {
Congress, on the first Monday i
December. TIE Senatorship will pr"ba
bly, be contested by SHERMAN, Cover
nor FOSTER. AIR. TAFT and SrASLE
MATHEWS; with the best chance OF s,,t
cess favoring SHERMAN, th,ngh it
just as well ud derstood SHERMAN ca
retain his present position as Secretai
Of the Treasury throughout GARFIELD
admilistra'i ion, If he wishes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

THE CoPARTN ERsIIII heretofore existing
Il het wCeu ID. Hplacher and F. GOetZ, under
ihe frlu-haIne OF Ho;a her Cioe!z z, in the (i
Market, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. f CiUtsfz vUfir;ng. Al accounts f:ue tha
firm must be lied mmeiiai ely; PARTIES hay
ing c.;,i,n- against he IirIn must nrescnt hem
at once for aLXIuent. j. HOLM HEX.
+. GUkiZ
Ar,anv. Or. Nov. 10. 1889.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

According II the latest dates Garfield
gets away with Hancock to the sune of GAL
majority in this state.