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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20
NooT'S, oI5 Pa. Ave.
NooT'S, 9I5 Pa. Ave.
NooT'S, ei5 Pa. Ave.

l-LIuen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Mt CSC IA
e SILK nandkerchieis, % TO i0c Real Breton FiCh.
Ut SIC. Point de Spret Fichues ~ &C. Real Bre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20

The Clan-na-Gacl last night screnaded
Speaker Randall, Congressman Young and
Cox, and other members of the House who
have expressed in various ways their SYM
pathy for the Irish sufferers. Nearly all the
gentlemen responded with short speeches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20

Embroidered hand made Underwear, Infants and
Nurses Caps, Real laces a specially WIN open In
II few days few OF Rich and New styles Ladies'
White Lace Dresses at prices never heretofore
offered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20
NooT'S, eis Pa. Ave.
NooT's, ei5 Pa. Ave.

Real Russian Lace Sets, Collars aud CUTS at SIS
the sett. The new Cream Point de Langquedo Lace,
hunI-run all widths at ~ tn h5c the yard. Point de
Brabant Lnces, with Russian combinations at is to
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Wat;erson, of the Louisville Colaser-
Journal. a man as dear to TiIden as are the
ruddy drops that visit his sad heart, says
that 1.-THE democratic party which in 1850
made wanton attempt TO take its own
life, and did precipitate tie co,ntry into
costly, bloody and senseless war. has been
tionndering about every since without COM
pass or rudder seizing at every expedient,
catching at every straw; all things by turns
and nothing long. In 1864 it had a war
candidate on a soft-money platforms: in
1872, an ultra protectionist OH free trade
platform; In 1876, achieving victory upon
a coherent platform and ticket, only to
abandon both in 1880, we find ourselves
beaten and discredited and ridiculed by a
party which, etc. etc. And SO the
maeaeer goes right on for a column. just
rs natural aud as true as If he was writing
tor a Republican paper.
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wheat quotat1ona are ns high now
In Liverpool As when our producers here
we're receiving one dollar bushel for their
wheat. The main reason Why wheat COM
mands hut seventy-tllrec cents per bushel
In this market, is that we have but one
outlet, but one highway, to the markets
of the world. and that highway is prac-
ticaliy closed until spring, as the lie gorge
in the. Columbia win prevent gram ships
from ascending the river and such ton
mage arriving at Astoria faay be compelled
to lie there for weeks or even mouths, or
so elsewhere Ia search Of cargoes. There
are other reasons for the present low prices
Of wheat, bs,t the cbiet cause is as above
stated. And until the cause Il removed,
oar producers can never count on receiv-
isig full autl fair price for their cereals.
Less than HEty miles due west Of this
city. nature offers one of the best natural
hnrIors on tile North American continent.
Without any improvement whatever on
the bar at the un1hth of this hay. light
draught vessels can now enter safely and
ccrtainly. Winter OF Snnnltr-it positive
ly never has been DISTRACTED with ice or
shining sands. Once across the bar aud
sllere opens out conmodious bay. in
which the commerce OF the world might
float In safety, with water sufficient for
the largest vessels that float. An appro-
priation Of &40. coo has been made by the
General Government for the Improvement
OF tllls bar. Iii other words the Board OF
IA :. go J-s.z-.s.,.,,,-. t,avr hean instruct
ed to deepen the entrance to this harbor or
hay, known as Yaqulna Bay, to a depth
sufficient for the entrance of the deepest
slraught vessels. and $4,000 appropriated
ess commence the work. Tie Chief Ela-
Rineer ordered the necessary survey OF the
mouth Of the bay sc that the work could
be inaururated and carried on successfully
and advantageolziy. These surveys have
F,een made. the maps and charts nearly
rompicted. and in few days the Chief
Engineer will telegraph to Washington
tor authority to commence the work at
once. When the money appropriated Is
expended, a report viii be male and the
amount necessary to complete the Work
asked for appropriated by Congress. This
Is the course pursued in all government
works.
The matter OF building = railroad IRON
this city to Yaquina Bay has been urged
upon the people of thisvalley for ars,and
the main obstacle to its success was lack
oTaid Trom the General Government in the
improvement OF the bar at the entrance o.
tile bay. That matter being an accom-
.plfshed fact, there is now no serious OBJ
staele In the way of the building OF the
railway to the bay, work on which vii
commences, as early as the weather vii
permit IN the spring, at the bay and vii
be pushed toward this city AS rapidly Al
9Dundant means and energy will permit
With the completion Of this railway th'
producers Of the Central Valley will b
more greatly benefited than any othe
class Of our people. If the road was nov
In operation our wheat would sell for on
dollar per bushel.
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An outlaws crave.

There was cleaning out of the outlaws
in the Newcastle region of Kentucky three
years ago. Six of the offenders were
hanged by Iynchers, but jack Simmons,
the worst OF the gang. escaped from his
purslers in the mountains, and was not
afterwards seen. 1t was supposed that he
had made his way out of the State. The
opening of a cave was recently discovered
and within was the skeleton of Simmons.
He lay oil bed of straw, where lie is pre-
suned to have died of wound received
during his fight from the mob, and by his
side WAS tin box full OF booty.
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sneriR,s Sale.
In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon
for the county of Linn
Luther White, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon
for the county of Linn
Luther White, Plaintiff,
E. G. Michael. Defendant.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of foreclosure
ID in The above named court in the above en-
titled srii and an execution and order OF sale
issued iL pursuance thereof, and to me direct
ell and delivered on the 18th day of November,
1880 have levied npon the mortgaged pEernlS-
e. described SAID decree, as follows, fo-wlt
Commencing at tfe northwest corner of the
Jared and Mary Michael donation land Claim.
No ificaltiOn 20tSS Claim Il. township il, south
range 3 west, thence south 10 degrees 30 min
utes west IGC rods, thence south 20 degrees 30
minutes east leo rods, thence north u degrees
80 minutes east 160 rods. thence north 40 de-
asrces 81 minutes west 100 rods to the place OF
beginning. containing 100 acres more or less
situated in the county Gf Linn and State OF Or
egon, and ON "Wednesday. the
29tb da3 If December. 1880.
Mt the hcutr Of one O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day at the Court Iiolse door in the city of
Albany,Jin the county of Linn and State of Ore
eyon, Will sell the herein before described mort
gagged pre- IN ises, for cash in hand. to the high
est bidder to satisfy and pay the demand of
the piaintitf IN said writ. to-y-it, the sum of
1914 00. in u. s. gold coin, with interest at the
rate of one per cent. per month from the first
day of October, 1878, and the costs and disurs-
ments of saitl suit and expenses of SAID sac.
Dated this 18th day OF November. $780,
J. j. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
BY S. II. CLAUGHToN. Deputy 1873
nOv26,S0
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Shorthand Taxc,
SkeriR,s safe.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtuc
" of q decree of foreclosure rendered in the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Linn. in Il slIit wherein Lille j. Has
brook plant III and NJ. l.. uas!jrooi<. g. G.
Cooley and James HI. WaShburne. partners ur-
der the firm name and style of Cooley & WASH
burn, and Albert Butts were defendants, and
by virtue of an execution issued out of said
Court in pursuance of sail decree of foreclosure
and to me directed and delivered on the 18th
day of November 1859. commanding and direct
ing me TO sell the real property hereinafter de-
scribed, have levied upon the mortgaged
premises as described in said decree and writ
of execution as follows. fo-wit;
Beginning ct the southeast corner of the
Samuel johnson. donation land claim, being
claims No. So and IS, and notification No. 2,07l
AMI lbeing alSosfhe northeast corner of Elisha
Griffith'S land claim, and running thence west
147 rods. thence north 30 rods. thence east 147
rods. thence south 30 rods to theplaec of begin
ming. containing so acres more or less. lying
ani being in tho county of Linn and State OF
oregon, and on Saturday, the
1st day of January, 1881,
At the Conrt House door in the city of Albany.
Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of two O'Clock
In the afternoon of said day viii sell the here
inbefore described morfga9ed premises at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. to satisfy and pay the demand of the
plainlif in said writ, with the costs, interest,"
and Disbursements thereon.
Dated this 26th day OF NOyenn her. a. ID. 1880
j. j. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county. Oregon.
| By S. III. CLAUGHTON, Deputy. dee3Sonl0
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SheriR's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county OF Linn, III u suit wherein Andrew
Tripp was plaintiff and s. Luttren, DoGey Lut-
trefl and William Cunningham were defend
ants, and by virtue of an execution issued out
of said Court in pursuance of said decree of
foreclosure. ana 10 me directed and delivered
on The 18th day of November. 1880. command
ing and directing to sell the real property
hereinafter described. have levied upon the
mortgaged premises as described in said decree
and writ of execution as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of lot No.
8, in block No t. in the town of Lebanon, thence
south s9X feet, thence west fifty feet; thence
mort 81 feet thence east fifty feet to the place
of beginning. in the county of Linn and State
Of Oregon, and on Saturday, the
1st dttg Of January, 1881.
af the Court House door i'll the city of Albany.
Linn county. oregon, between the hours OF
O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, namely, two
O'Clock z. NJ of said day, Will sell the hereln-
before described mortgaged premises at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
to SAT isfy and pay he demand of the plaintiff
IN said writ of execution and decree of forec.os-
Dated this s6th day of November. A. p: 1880.
j. j. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
3,80n10
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sOlft, souta Carolina.
PRoscRIPTIoN RESOLVED oN-How REPUB-
IICANs ARE TO BE TREATED-FAIR
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.

From the Greenville Mountaineerl
Pursuant 10 adjourned meeting. Tiger
Democratic Club met at Masonic Hail.
TigerviIle, GreenvilIe County, S. c., on
November 6. Captain l.. L. Jennings,
President. in the chair, L. r. Ewert, Sec
retary pro tempore. Tho club being called
to order, Captain Jennings, i'll an appro-
pirate and very enthusiastic and stirring
speech, announced the meeting ready for
business.
On motion the committee handed in the
following resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted, viz:
First-that we. the members of Tiger
Club, have the good OF our entire country
at heart.
Second-That we do not believe fair
administration OF the laws will be given
us by the Radical party in South Carolina,
nor does that party consider ths interests
of either white or black.
TbiTd-That prior to the election hrla
on the 2d. of November last. we urged
upon our eoiored citizens tll,. importance
Of voting with the Democratic party. the
| support and recognition. Yet in spite of
our pleading they almost to man voted
the Radical ticket.
FourtiI-That from lleHceforth we pledge
ourselves to discard any man, white or
black, who votes with the Radical party,
and that we will not rent any of our lands
| to, or have upon Our premises, snch men
| until they prove their sincerity ro an hon
| est government or the Democratic party by
| their works and deeds.
| Fifth-That we earnestly call upon the
| people of our country and State to join
hands with US in this matter as the only
course for the people to save the govern
ment from corruption and frand.
| Sixth-rhat We beg the sitizens and mer.
chants of Greenville city to discharge from
their employ any white or black Radical
and fill their places with Democrats
Seventh-That we discoHntenance any
man who will violate any of the above
resolutions and consider him wanting IL
loyalty TO his party. and SPOT him as al
enemy to good government.
Eighth-That no tenants whom we may
have on our places shall be allowed t.
have in their employ any white or blael
Radical.
Ninth-fhat any voter-a stranger t
us-who may apply to US for employmen
must produce satisfactory papers that he
| Democrat.
Tenth-'rl,at copy of these resolution
be vfansnitted to the Greenviiie Papc,
for publication. and that all other pape,
{ in South Carolina friendly to good an
/ honest government pt,blisl, also.
T.. I. JENNINGS,
T.E. EwART. President Ciub.
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IceDound.

The steamer Elder from San Francisco,
tried to get through the ice gorge above
st. Helens on Sunday, but was unable to
do so and had to return. The ice gorge is
ten feet deep few miles above st. Tielens,
and extends for distance of at least four
miles. This condition Of things, only
more so, is liable to continue until spring.
With the opening of Yaquina Bay all this
viii he stopped. Passengers and freight
will not be delay ed for days and even
weeks In the Columbia river waiting for
thaw so as to enable them 10 get TO Port
land On the cotrarv, there will not be
moments delay on account of iee Mt IA
quina Bay Upon the completion OF the
railway from the Bay to this city. passen-
gers and freight fram Sun Francisco will
be forwarded at once to this city. arriving
in probably less than tonr hours after their
arrival at Yaquina-and the time between
the two points, winter OF summer, will not
be over thirty-six hours. In addition to
this the prices ft,r fare and freights viii be
about one-thirtl the present rates.
We have the best assurances, and are
authorized to say. that the railway from
Yaquina 20 this city will be completed and
doing business early next tall--it is be-
Iieved by the first of September, lSSl.
The terminus of the road OIL the Bay has
been selected, and in very short time
work will be commenced on the wharves,
warehouses, offices, shops. etc, for the
use of the Company. The road is 10 be
built Of steel rails, fifty pounds to the yard,
and the rolling stock is to be first class
throughout.
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No1.ce to ,rnx-r"yer. of l..nn County

NOliee 60 Tax-F"yrrs of l.ann County.
Notice Is hereby given that win meet the
TaX-PayerS of Linn county at 9 O'Clock a. NJ,
and remain until O'Clock P. NJ at their respect
i've places of voting in the several precincts.
at the following times and places, for the pur-
pose of collecting taxes for the year 1881:
Fox Valley, Monday, November %. 1880.
Scio. Tuesday, November so. 1884.
Franklin Butte, Wednesday. DecemherI, /, 1880.
Santiam. Thursday. December ?. 1850.
Lebanon Friday. December 3, 1880.
Waterloo, saturday, DecemI)er 4. 1880.
Liberty Monday, DeccInber6, 1880
Sweet Home, TIieSstay, December 7, 1889.
Brush ttreek, Wednesday, December 8. 1880.
Mabel. Thursday, december 9, 1880.
brownsville, Saturday, December IL, 1880.
Center. n3ay-.' December II. 1880
Syractlse Tuesaiay, I}eeemuer II, 1880
Orleans. Wednesday. Decefil otr i5, 1880.
Harrisburg, Thursday. December l6, 1850.
1iHlsey. FtiiIy. December Il. 1850
Slledd. Saturday, December I8 1880.
West Albany, Monday, December 20, 1880.
East Albany, Tuesday, December 81, 1880.
TAKE NOTICE Pay Your taxes and save
costs.
j. j. CIfARLTON,
Sheriff and Fax-cOIlector of INN Co Or
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foot-lacer named Cozad, who get
away with some of the Willamette VAL
leyites about two years ago, undertook
his ''little game in Colorado the other
day and lost his s.wind z He was backed
for 5000 TO run 80 yards against man
whom he could beat, but with whom he
had agreed to throw off the race BY pre-
tending to be taken suddenly i'll after run
ming half the race. Cozad did throw off
the race, when his hacker, who had put up
so large a sum on his ability to win,
put chunk OF lead into him, ending his
career.
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A Modern Tnqufsitlon.

Some Galveston boys were impressed by
reading OF the martyrlon of saints by death
at the stake. and they decided to burn IS
pet dog in the same manner. Tie leader
in the movement had theory that the
poor brute's sufferings would result in inn
mortal joys. and so be good thing for it.
A post was driven into the ground, the
dog chained last. and a roaring fire built.
The boys sang hymns while the victim
WAS roasting to death
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PACIFIC OPERA HOUSE
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Adnainfstr.for,s safe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
ed administrator of the estate of Robert
Carter, decea sed, will, by virtue of an order of
the County Court OF LINN county. Oregon. duty
natlc and entered OF record ut the December
term of the said Court in the year 1880, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1881,
at the Court House door IN Linn county, Ore
gon, mt the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder, the following described real proper
ty. to-wit: Beginning ut the southwest corner
of r. Fl. Polard's donation land claim. notifica-
tlcn No. 1895 aud claim No. 50, in Tn 10 s. X ,
west of the Willamette meridian. and running
thence cast twciity-line chains and fhirt y-four
links thence north tfirtv-oue chains and eighty
five links. thence west TO the west line of said
donation land elaine theme south ten degrees
east to the place OF beginning, con faInine 100
acres more or less, situated in Linn county, Or
esson.
TERMS OF SALE To he for gold coin of the
United States. fwo-thirts of the purchase price
to be cash in hand, and the remaining hird on
credit of twelve months, bestring interest
from the day OF sale at lfe rate of per cent
per annum, and to be secured by n mortgage
on the premises. WILLIAM KINDER,
Dec 10, 1880 n11y12 Administrators.
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A Cruel story.

An Inter Oceans special from New York
has a story of Robert B. BeGell, ex-presi-
dent of the Erie railway, who married a
dashing second wife in 1862. A conspiracy
then seemed to be formed against him by
his former intimate friend A. L, Murray.
whose son was his wife's too Intimate
friend, and its purpose seemed TO be to rob
him OF his money. Under its baleful
workings his wife secured divorce and
aIimcny, and he tBedelII was one day in
July, 1876. set upon by A. L. Murray, Jr..
Channcey Bernard and ). II. Conner at the
railway station at Goshen, held by two of
them and beaten in the face with raw
hide by the other with the apparent intent
of destroying his eyesight. He Only freed
himself by getting his hand on bis revolver.
His assaiIant then fed but one of them at
tempted to shoot him as he ran. He was
two quick however. and brought him tn
the ground for which he was afterwards
honorsbIy acquitted in court. His wife
had at first left him surreptitiousiy taking
away valuable securities from the safe
worth 800, 900. It seems to be case ol
] too many relatives in the house all O
whom assisted in making trouble. Beden
has been very successful business mar
and highly as.eemed.
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The Presidents message was delivered
Mt washington on Monday. It isa lengthy
document, containing 5000 words. 1t is
= clear. sensible, truthful statement that
all can read understsndingiy. His remarks
in regard to the Outrages upon the electoral
rights In the Southern States viii meet
with the fullest appreciation OF all right
thinking men. Theiadoption of rigorous
means for the suppression of polygamy
are recommended The new Chinese
treaty Is promised next month. The silver
question Is also ably discussed. Detailed
Information is given regarding our finan-
ces, showing them to be in satisfactory
condition. The President refers to the
Columbia and Mississippi rivers as the
two great leading rivers OF North
America. insisting upon the importance
OF their improvement. lie refers TO the
duty OF Congress 70 provide for General
Grant III such manner as his eminent ser
vices deserve, and in such manner rs would
meet the unanimous appreciation Of the
country. He calls attention TO the re-
modelling Of the Supreme Court. making
snch provision as would enable it to ac-
complisll the business before it. 1t is an
able State paper, and we are sorry that we
have not = sufficient working force to pre-
sent it entire in our columns this morning.
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A very rich quartz ledge has been dis
covered OIL the head waters OF Coquille
river by Glen Cook and Others. OF Coos
county. The ledge IS situated on JotIn-
sons mountain, and inspires great conf
dence among experts who baye seen speci-
mems OF the ORE The ledge has been
traced four miles, and twelve claims Of
I.5Oo feet each. have already been tniep.
One ton Of the ore has been sent to San
Francisco to be tested, It is the opinion
OF the lIscoveTers that II Is the source from
where alI the gold has come that las been,
found in bars, creeks. gnIches. benches on
both sides OF the Coast range Of mountains
on the west IN Cons aud Curry. as,d on the
east in Coos and Douglas counties. One
nugget Of The value Of $E80 has been taken
ous Of the ledge. Claims have been staked
on along fhe range for seven or eight
miles, and the discovery is creating ussats
an excitement.
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f.kkI n Great chance to make money. We
WUHvs need person in every town TO take
subscriptions for the largest. ehetF est and best
Illustrated family publication in the world
Anyone can become successful agent. Six
elegant works of art given free to subscribers
The price is so low that almost everybody sub
scribes. One agent reports taking l2o sulfscr. !.
bers IN a day.sA lady agent rep >rts making
over 5000 clear profit in ten days. All who en-
gage make money fast iou can devote all
yotIr time to the business. only spare time
You need not be away from home over night
You can do it as wcllas others Full direct ions
and terms free. Elegant and expensive OUTFIT
free If you want profitable work send uS Your
business No ono who engages fails TO make
great pay. Address GEORGE STINscN z Co.,
Portland, Maine 42-lS
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Vote OF vEaNllInwsos. Territory.

Follows are the full official returns.
Brents carried every county but four.
From this time Washington territory may
be set down as Republican, without posi-
hilitv of contest
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HOLIDAY TRADE,

srch rs Pnetssfn fine bindings, Illustrated ,Ju-
venile Books, Albums, Family Bibles. Pictures
and Frames &C.. &C.. all of which will be sold
at prices to suit the times.
Call and see for yourselves. 1873