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, 1880-09-23
DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY IN BEHALF OF
GARFIELD,

ThghHs Il. Hsudrtcks.
Twill tell you whom think the Republicans
sho'lld nominate, and whnnt ! consider thelr
strongest man: he Is Il trl4o man, man OF prin-
clplc. I'll hu1,cst u,a1,. and would mako d good
President TOR us all. Personally. consaur him
tho b4st nlnn y!'A eoul.! nnln!nato. | rufor to
oon. Jamcs H. u.lrheltl. Of ouln'
Judge Jerry Itdek.
Your ctpress determination to sec TINT Con.
Garfield BuMll ba defen4lei ngRinst Ali unjust
assaults upon his pcEtonat character Is equally
pleasant reading iu mo, for l hayU been hla
devoted friend for many years." and i ain
resolved tknt l mover will hci!efe thlt ho dnes
him. il ho wo,ti earry tlp principles which
regulnte hts private life intn blu public conduct,
10 would us'sko tho. best :Chet blaFlatrate wo
AlFsn a, TnurAan.
Oukcs Amca swctrs that Oartcll R0t ten
shares, and Gartielj swcnrs that hu did not tn
anything Of tho Kind. Thcro WIS Kou1 deal Of
talk, but no prs,ot Aga!ast him, aud aln CON.
5,elted Il, say TINT Garilcld Huts out better thnn
t,,y u,so. a,d. OIL tho wlole there wlts .,at
st'llfcent evidence II fasten corruption ut his
NUur.
As to tho CEedIt.sioeilfer matters With which
Con. Garfield bias bccn charged, beItoyu ho WIS
altogether Innoeent 0f them. 1t Will not do for
tho ponlocrattu purity to throw mud at Con. Cur
Held, because II they do they will clect him.
lam l!ot hero 70 clnyato our cans!'iatos by dsag:
occupied by Hancock a,id English, II do not wis
hnvs k,"wn wsl sIaco tho session. Of CouErcss
u lB11;I. aad haru nlways regarded aiM ~ lrfo-
pronchn!do tn integrity and lnoral character,
mo of tho grcatest inttlcots IN tha country. |
t!u mt elpts0 him on account OF any moral do-
feet or intellectual IIlcnpaeily.
He,p YorA Horta.
In tho midst Of tho organzed carnival OF cor
r,lption wtgk l.4s bccEl Kplug on now 30 mauy
, 1880-09-23


THE Cu1cAno TRtnuSE has ottabs!led brunch
ot3ccs for The receipt Of subscriptions ind ndrertso-
menta ha follows:
EAnDEH, Manager.
GLASGOW, Bco,1hnd-Alan's American Eara
Agency, n lsentieIf.sL
LONDON. Ena.-Amercan K1chnhgc ~ Strand.
HENRY +. t3ft1.ta. Agent
WAElIlE1TUE. H. E.-ial3 + etrenL
, 1880-09-23

TtEnE can be ITO utiestion TINT N. Dc
Frcyeihet'a resignation uf t',e French Premier
ship WIS duo to tho tutrigucs or II. tlHtnl,ctta.
Thr French prrss with xreAt unAnItnity bold tho
inter gentleman responsible for the present
criats ana freely euttlrInn his cu,,rsc. They de-
mnnd Tint hr ataIl tnke tho Premiership him
sciF. t'nt Unmbetta ts too attr0t to tla my auch
thing, as he would thea hc responsible for any
mistakes Of policy, while under tho present ar
rhnxetnrnt ho cnn shelter himself behind his
puppets.
, 1880-09-23

j. X. EMstE,r (Ertt=) broke away from
his kcepors at 1'lttsbarE 1'ucstiay, alI was dis
covered 1htbr OIL III Il bnRnIo OF thAt city n,d
Iii very mAutlfln condition. In III Interview
with Mnyor l.!,ltlcl l1e sRld thnt hs w,!A driven
t0 drinking becuusu hn IL warrrt! abul,t sun,e
impending scasl.la. tho natt,ro Ut which ho
refused to jlIllilalte,
, 1880-09-23

JOHNNY LAstI,. tile alleged murderer Of
POLICEMAN ltncc. alil who WIS convicted OF tho
ofrense by Jury In the Criminal Court Of this
county, has been granted new triat by the Sill
rrclnu Court. Tho crumbs OIL which tho new
trial n granted nre that tho evidence WIS ins,,t-
rtebt: thnt the refusal 0t tho Judge fri tho cOrt
bcsDw to acccpt tho Instructions 1T tho prison.
crs cs,,t,ssc wAs legal er1lr. aud TINT trrc WIS
no eytttcncu gutug ~ show II conspiracy on tho
part nf Lamb at,.l others to colnntt hprffcfl!p.
Thu granting Of II rev trinl Il taken na virtual
Art1VtttAl by f,aWhs counsel.
, 1880-09-23

ISY Il fald-slip ut Il pines called Mimi Tul,
i't tho Province uf bengal. I1rtls India, eleven
British Officers, illtCGn soltters. and cluypn
other persona were killed. mud four persons In
5urcd. Aiming The Killed wcro Mnt. Murphy, uf
tho Fortlesh. Regiment. Capts. uMnlrI.igr,
lIaimes, aud nadestoil, aud 1.lc,,ts. Sullivan
aud Carmichael.
, 1880-09-23

~-SENAToR ASGls CAMERON. Of Wisconsin,
hns written letter to ex.ConRrcsstnnn Hunk
etutlily thAt he will not be Il cuntlf'late tor re
clrcttun to tho United States Senate next
spring. Ills professional cn4n xrtstrnta and his
personal tAstcs hnyp determined tiia collrsc.
, 1880-09-23

1IEnH VoS DESSlasES, the fayorit cul-
lcnxue OF Bismarck. In u speech probably in-
sI,lred by tho FRINGE, delivered Tresdny Mt iian
OVER. phMrgcd TINT Influential russian dIgnI-
tnr!cs nude scveral clrnrst efforts !.st your to
bring about III alliance between France aud
1tt,ssa nHulnst Germany. Il IL tot unlikely that
n,,,ch mere will he heard on tfls subject during
the next week. Herr Won iscnni9scna statc-
nct,t In quite Significant. coming ut thls Junct
ure. when 1utnhcttn's cu,lrsc in France IL ux-
citing tho rgAra of Germany.
, 1880-09-23

DnATr1.EuoI.u,. VT, II greatly excited over
tho nrrcst Of their iufnilltlng bunk President,
MIR. Wnito. Tho t!efnlftcr's sun aays TINT tho
whole story OF thu cnuscs which led IL inc de-
fncntton will now 10 mnle publiu, unl n,ally
persons, hitherto unsuspfeted, w'ltle ct,,lneccd
With tho "'at.cr us cBconsplrnt"rs with hls
father.
, 1880-09-23

In bis zcal for lila partSs SUCCESS Senator
MctMnHh llts got himself Into trut,blu with
tho rust-Dica authorities ut Washington. Its
tlrcct Violation OF the law, tho Democratic
Congressional Committee tried 70 hnyu
nlno b.tgs uf ,nail matter, containing
such portion 0f thu Congressional RccHni
M Scnatar Trutnbull's 1sclletlllu speech, IL
speech t'y Senator wnllace, Hun Hutcr'a nostnn
spce,.h, number Of un1npaign Hes nuont tiefl.
Garfield, md solne ftssomo eulttgIcs Ut Gen.
Itmnct'ck. scnt through on his Trunk. Thu fr1,ul
was discovered accidentally, anl nuw the putno-
cruts try to Hct out Ut their ugly preicnmrnt
l,y snyi1'g thnt 1t WIS NIL nltstlke. Tie fru.lk
wns put un the WRONG bngs.
, 1880-09-23

\ GENUINE, lfye sea-scrpent Inns been cnnt-
uro,l III tho Strnits nf 1'utarn ncar tho lsand
Of Vancouver. 1t liz at,tlut Elk fcGt III length.
with hcnil liku,n panther. II nlNtlc, nrd pointed
tail. rhu A,lilnul hns hccn photographed. Its
bNy will o preserved III spirits mud ae1lt to the
CnbutlInu EunifHt.
, 1880-09-23

An extensive !iro occurred ut S1,erblir,ic,
N. r., lust evening. Tho Congregational church.
Reynolds gr,cury sturc. Wha1eH'A Illock anh
b about $:M,UO0. Thu Insurance. Is $ae...,0
, 1880-09-23

TnE Tamnnanyitcs will haye great 'blow-
out" ut Now York City tonight. Tho untrrrI-
fled PROMISE to turn nl,t In Hrcnt ,luinters.
Tho toscE!!Eht procession wilt l'u reviewed by
Gen. tIhncock. WIN Will fur thu tlrne gyo lr hls
diEntfe1 rcscrre. JlnyArtl, Herman, llen IIitl,
and othor icutlInK l!uur1uA lights will asl.lress
tho crowd. Tllden. Hen Butler, and Wndu
HAMPTON will b. ct,lIspcll0ns by iLelr ADseAco.
, 1880-09-23


Thu proportion Ut one voter to eight resi-.
dents III Chicago should not, therefore. llo!.t
true III st. Louis, which. w!tAan.WeH SMALLER
forcg,,horn population. ought to have II
higher yotlng ratlo. But II st. I.',uts wrrc
Eiye,, population VI 4so, ,00. M clainIcd, tho
yoiing ratlo would b. only o,!o IN twetyc,-n
prnInslerous figure. l}csltes. tho growth Ut
Chtcngo In tho Inst tecldo was proportions
nte'y larger af.er ls7S thai beiosn t,,at ycar,
having bccn seriously retarded by tho fire In
lS7l.
II. Fho mortality returns arc tho most
faithful Indications Of population, that ral,
bu found. ExpertsdcpenA upon them chiefly
to verify official counts, In tho present ease
they 10 not slow that st. I4nW!s Aas been
wrongcsl BY tho census. Thu ruturns for
l3iOArU:
, 1880-09-23

Enftrtd al tAt ro,t.ne< 1T Cheaoo, III. AZ sttond-
Ctasf Mk&fsr
For tho bcnctt of nur rntsons who desltc TO tend
e!ng!e chplcA NJ THE T1atIESE through tho MALL NO
Rtvc herewith tin tznnaient ratio Ut rostnxpt
Ihn+stic. f'fr fs,pE.
Eteht md Twelve 1aso lnptr. Scnt*
rIch+ md Twelve F,oro i'ai,cr.,,.......2 cents.
EjTinrtt Taxp finnpr CttlsA.
, 1880-09-23

THESE facts aru suggcstIvely put by cor.
RESPONDENT of tho phil"deelphia Times. now In
ln1tann:
In 1870 Tho voto for rrcsIdont IN Indiana was
na fullOWei
iridium ............ s2t tnnror.,....,..... gks
..as.tl irihiens plnvnItty... tttl5
III 1878 the vote fur sccsotary OF Stato stood:
Fhnnkn, i1cm. 9t, ~! tsr,ns. National. .Ets
MUuse. Hcr. ..Aazst dem rurndty.,... .1Aiss
ltia thus scon that tha c1ltru y1tc Of 1h7a was
over i1IW shurt Ut TINT nf 1si1. and TINT the
nc1n0erncy 1st hut 17uJO odd vDtes. while tho
Republicans sustained n lOsa Df over 45,0OJ
Thu obytn1,s infercncu II TINT tho detection OF
tho NATIONALS WIS Prnpnrtit,nhtely greater frnm
tho Republican than ft1,m tic DenlUcrutic party.
Tho correspondent bctttvcs that tho Green.
bnck pnrty will to grent oxtent be resolved
into its original elc,neuts. Drouse and Dp La
Mntyr, tho rcAl lealcrs OF tho 0rccnback party
In Indinnn, nre both Republicans by antcccdcnts
n,ld tncstuatinn, and tho tntter Uwcs tho Do
tnocracy II grutige for hnving put m ii Con-
grcssfonal candidate agnlnst him. Tho grcat
tlnanciul prcssnrc brought tn henr On tho Stnso
In 18TH hAs been removed. Tho tirst vnters, sup
posed number 4u,ooo have Ecen thoroughly can.
vasscd and enrolled, and In nil respects thu lso-
pub!icans art better equipped for Victory than
ever before. Tie following tut'o presents tho
vote Of 1u,tlann ut oycry Stute aud Presidential
eIcctjpu since 1860:
, 1880-09-23

"Ir win be Just n ,llfracle it nm elected"
aaitt tho Hon. Franklin 1.andcrs. the Democratic
candidate fur G0yur1tur Ut 1ntllmna, to friend
Tucs,lny night. 1lu complained Of thu ,lIs,ut,-
atnfis ntnonH tho Democratic loallcrs, tho sctree
hostility Of Licnt.-Gov. Gnty, who Ia n cnt,tlt-
,ate fur reGicuttoll, aud sald that Judge Phrter
IL very strong. ind ts gafntng pyary day.
Fr0n present appearances It woAll seem
that thu DplhDcrnts hAye Givon up Nil hopes If
carrylnE tho Stnte by faIr nluas. their ony
hupe iu,w buIug that they can Import cn0uXh
ropeatets fraM Kentucky, llllnois, md Mary
luntl to oyareonU tho legitimate Republican tntl-
1orty. Even tho 'nemucritttu CutHpaign Gem.
liteu 10 satl to bo divided rs to hDw this fru,l
ahn'l bo perpctrlltrl+ Tho Republicans exhibit
phenomenal unity. anil lru workln9 earnestly,
vigorously, as.d hopefully. Tho sn,nllcat tnujar-
ity which thoy expect IL b,0lD, and some aFr sun.
gulnc enough to count OIL from l0,0o0 to 15,tN0.
Entoltrn0sug Reports c0ntani,u tu renct, tho
Headquarters Ut Indianapolis hourly. Thu lts-
PUBLICAN 0rce,lbMckera nsu fast rgI,owltlX their
utftKiMttce IL tholr old purity, alld, with vigilance,
there II INT tho letst rGson to Au,tht TINT Mr.,
I.lntsrra will not be elected, mtrncuIul,s1y or
OlhtrtS Bg, In Uututlort
, 1880-09-23

fllnuC new enemies throughout tile country
onty to rctcll this latlG nlul fn,po.cit conciu-
sian. 1t IL most likely, llowevcr, Tint tho.
retgning confusion wilt cnubls the Reput-
fienns to elcct their entire ELECTORAL ticket by
n good round nnIUrIty.
SHALL THE POSTAL SERVICE BE DE-
BTRoYEDl
The men who nre Impressed with the de-
nai,tl for n changc III tho Government for the
mere sake Of ehangr should estfnnte tho
consequences and consider whether cl,angn
for tho nero sake of change IL n policy which
any sane lnn,i OF thoughtful ,nan woHld
think Of milking II, Ills avn a!fatrs.
Tile present postal service vi the United
Suites IL one nj the grailtlest systems whicl.
governmental skill has ever frntnctE, a,l.t ex-
cee.ls anything Ut tue kind In any other part
nf the wnrlu, considering tlle immense nrea
of territory and the large districts which are
but sparseIy populated No part Of tia
many blessings Of government en}oycd
by tic American people Is 50 universal III
It's extent or is so highly valued MS thu
postal system. Yet TINT system YIN slow III
tts growth. Like lnnny other things 1t WIS
palsicd b. slavery. During the Delnocratic
government Of tho Ullttel States tlla p0stal
service WAS regarded It's dangerous to thu
institution Of slavery, md, to protect slavery
firm, "iuccrtilar1sns," every Postmaster WIS
authorized 10 open alnt destroy all printed
matter which he might think hostile to
slavery, nild even to open letters ntltl destroy
them v hen lie had rrnsnn Ia suspect they
treated slayery III n iostila lus.,lncr. In
1850. after the Dcmncra.Ic purity lla,l been fur
, 1880-09-23

car, and tho nr.lcr wns rcRcfnIctt The Cana.
linn ocIafs now any tint It wns MI /. mistake.
They arc evidently nsta.1lctl Of their ridiculous
, 1880-09-23

By the cnpsizing ut n fcrry-boat hear finr-
dcaux, France, yestcrin3, SIX PERSONS wern
tlrn,ynttl.
, 1880-09-23

Seaport towns haye largcr mortality
tl,an lnlalul cities. Tl.c slight Excess III tlo
mortality Ut st. Louis over Qllcag0 M tic
DnsIs Ut tho present census returns IL no! un-
reasonable. II 81. Louis wess eoneet.et1 Il
population OF $50, ,000, as claimed, the nInrtal
~ wUulA ba ut the absurtly low rnte Ut la,s7
per 1000, whereas statistlrlans compute that
tho nurtnnl ueath from old age aloAp must
10 II In tlle 1000. and tho rata under thu best
knawM ,,ygisHte conditions Ii II III tfa l,0o0.
III. Tile Clearlng.iiouse returns show no
sucl, commercial activity IN 1T. Louis as
would be manifested #. MI Interior city Ut
$4,000. Ths returns for tho week ending
Sspt. II, 1850, wore:
!tostnii .;,.............,
tAlAAcipulA+ tk.HtA4tQ
tH'eAN!s ......t,..+++ts, ssst-ss'-. 1tHsLttt
q. Aaa!s. ss..+.*ss.t...ss.'-ss'' !1,Mol
N4A4H"H0s. .s.'...s+ss'ss.+ s.tt's'..+ 4s*l~s*4u!
lfht. Louis las . population Of 4s0, ,0Q0, sho
las comparatively llttlo Tor them a!t to do,
Tho meaning Ut ttlo movement In st. Louis
, 1880-09-23

Tho UreenbMckers would hold tho bu!anco
Of power II they could control their votu, but
thoy only servo now 10 introduce M element OF
grcat uncertainty into tho campaign.
, 1880-09-23

Olympia Theatre.
CInsk ssreet. between Lake md Randolph EnehEe-
tncnt Of tho DaI1.el-1.lnsari Hurlcsquc con'pany.
AQxy4en."
, 1880-09-23
AAtuHl:Sl ES'rS.

EtcTscNersa 'fhentre.
Madison street, between Staie md Dearborn. En-
Eaeen1ent Of ncnnan Thompson. "Juatlua Whit
comb"
, 1880-09-23

. HalBtcA street, between Madison md Monroe,
s1.oas In London" and variety entertainment.
, 1880-09-23

1E01lcy'm Thrntrcs
Randolph street, between Clnrk hnd La ealo. En-
sngcment Ut Robson nnl t'rAnr. "uur ltnchelprs''
, 1880-09-23

EA tsDaIitnns
Lake Front, opposite Adams street. pa5 and
sSenlng.
, 1880-09-23

Grand Ot,rrn.fInnse.
Clark street, between Randolph md Washington.
Engagement NJ TIM Emma Admit Hsnnd English
Opera Company. " "AtnrltnHn.''
, 1880-09-23

1fnverly'* Thentres
Dearborn airrct. r1tree nf MnnrHc. EnRnEemen
Of nicss Surprise IArt*. "ilcvcls."
, 1880-09-23

TEN years ago c. r. Sampson. shoe man
ufacturor ut massachusetts,, brought over
seventy.tiye Chinese. Within a yoar Tho num-
bcF was lnoroascd to l2o, which has boon tho av-
eEage number employed uJs to two or thrco
yoars ago. Thuy were originally hired for lhrea
ycars, and slald after ttnt withuot dcdhtt Gu
KHgctnent ~ to time. But tho conditions which
lgL to their employment waro gradually 70"
moved. Tho pow0r ut tho CrtAp1n Loilges was
brokcn. Improved tuachlnery WAS introduced,
Chincse labor was slOwiy displnued, and lust
Saturday ail Ut tho Cinnamon, with ono cxcep"
t!an, started Ott tAe!r hOtnpwNrl Journey tu tue
old country. They were thrifty aiil worked
overtime, but did not tako away with them tic
Iarg0 sums OF money commonly supposed. Thctt
food cost nn Ryurnge OF t. weok, Ono boy
WIN WIS In tho omploy Of Bit, Sampson eovel,
years nnd was apcoaly skitlfnl, ttldus1riou aud
saving, took With blu, on leaving t?0O0; Others
accumulated $i,000, but the great majority laId
up sums of fr0m $lo0 to $J0Q, aud many spent
I'LL they ea1nAl. whilo sDmo wont away In debt
--&---
1HE record Ut ex-senator Willard Warner,
OF Alabama, Is. Anti-Slavery before tho exist
enco Of tho Republican party, member Of that
party from the beginning, q soldier, IN advocate
In 1915, and ever slncc, OF universal amnesty,
and supporter OF itoEaco 0teetey tu 1877. llo
wrttas to tho New York Tribune that tho tulY
possible means ct DFcuktuK up the Solid South
by dividing the pomocrHtte purity IL to elect
0arleld and Arthur; VII you win now by DE-
citlcd Mator!tiea, this will be tho hnul battle.
The Bourbon, bulldozIng, ballot- .s;ufling
party Of the Bnuth will bo hurled froiu power IN
ull OF neurly all tho Southern 6tates, and party
will succeed which. II not Republican ln name
, 1880-09-23

THE proposed marriage Of the Car OF
Ausala with the prfncesa Dalgorouka " the ab-
, 1880-09-23

sorhing topic Of conversation throughout Tim
Empire. lit recent letter nircssc, 10 nj c IT
ltrr friends, yr,r,dc 1amc. thc nmhsIoua rrIn.
cess s,cnks Of thu event ns ortNIn anI tncylt;s-
bh,. Tic nhrrings Will lsn n'nrqanntc, md w,ll
TO celebrated rs room rs tho Car 1nya nsdo bis
,nnl,rniilu. Thu children hnrn tn tho Empct,,r
by this f'rincr.s will receive tho tito nf tl|ifs
ond will tnkt rink utter tho Grand dukes. Tho
Irluccss nl,st RIvo I'M the ,1rch,n of wearing tho
crown NJ tho Cznrtrna> x ntorranatio wife. eho
Will have In content herself with tho title OF
Altes*c md will not preside ut Court or nj 0tflcfn
cercnnnIes. That duty will tltvnive Upon Tho
hereditary 0rnnd Duchess. suitable lowry
viii be scttlctl I'll tho Princess, who Is nlrradyn
ycry rich woman; her Income II estimated at
ncnrty million yoar. Llttln or nothing viii he
changed at tho paacD !y tito E,nrrr"r's mar-
rlaRc. It II prlvnto and persoiME reputation,
Will! which tho ftl,ssIan lnlton Inns nuthtn9 u ,lo.
Tho cersn,nny Itself Will he prlvato, Utmost
sccrot. ThH Princess Inns bntt four children by tho
C3ar, and these anl Ills Iuyal children arc hut a
Rtnnll pnrt Of bis progeny. "Tho Cznr H." II
uso tho lntlgtinEo of II correspondent, m tunls
XVI. who wnnts tn play Louis XIV. under tho
chnrnls Of d WORKOUT AfHintenon."
, 1880-09-23

IAN American railway cUmpaay, at tho re-
quest of the authorities Ut Ottawa, Cuuudll, sent
railway car continuing nu1ubDr Of speci-
mems 0f the'axrloultural prodneta Vt our Wcst-
Cru bthtes to tho agricultural fuIr now IL,
progress ut tho Canad4n Capital. The ruElroad
company. through III agents, huu II uu,nbcr Of
circulars describing tha specimens a1ld tho
country In which they were xruWn dsttIbutcu
among the people who came u wItucss tho ex-
hibtton. tho Caladian u,!lcfnls did uot lIko
This, and ordered tho distribution stopped. Tho
kttlfoad company thtcuteucd to Withdraw tho
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
sheriR,s Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Andrew McCallcy Plaintiff


In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
tho county of Linn.
Andrew MeCallcy, Plaintiff,
C. G.. Kuhn and Lydia Kuhn his wife. and w.
w. Thayer, Governor, r P. Earhart, Secretary.
gon. the board of commissioners for the sale Of
school Lands ana the management of the
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF FORECIO
~ sure in the above named Court IN the above
entitled snit. and an execution and order of
sale issued in pursuance thereof, to mo direct
ed and delivered, have lowed upon the mort.
gagged premises described in said execution
and order of sale a. follows, fo-Wif:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the do
na.f0n N na q ciai 81 Harvey S1 Enown ss
of r. W of the willamette meridian. In Linn
south . o5 chains thence east ss.os CHAINS to
the east boundary line of said claim, thence
norm deRree anu = minutes west 4.9o chains
following the meanderings of the willamette
river along the south bank to & the place % Of be-
six acres, more or less, of land and on
Saturday, the 17th day Of July. a. ID. 1880.
at the Court House door In the city of Albany.
P. N : viii sell The ferenbefo described real
property at public auction, for cash In hand, to
applied as provided in said decree, as follows
to-wit: First to the payment of the costs and
scer,,ing costs or former writ taxed at sis75,
and the cost and expenses Of sale second, TO
of colnmissionersfort the sale of schotsi lands
the management of the common school fund,
a sne sq Se 1f sos sum oTii o O. an me
interest ON said sums from the 2sth day of Oc-
s d e. to the se S eh
herein the sum Of 1856 in y. s. gold coin and
and and II any Of the proceeds Of said sale ren,ain
the same be paid over 10 the said L. Z. Kuhn.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1880
sheriff Linn coSnty. & q; piGoReYs oregon.
By GEO. HUMPHREY Deputy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18

The new bridge across Lake Creek
about six miles south of this city on tho
direct road between Corvallis and Lebanon,
was completed on Tuesday. The bridge
was built by E. D. Sloan. under the super
vision of NJ. C. Galloway, and is good
job. The bridge is les feet in length, and
is a credit to the contractor and all con.
cerned. There is $4,000 feet OF lumber In
the bridge. and the construction cost &70.
The total cost of the bridge was about
1910 so.
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aasareaay NlEh. soesahle.

The Ice cream. and strawberry festival
Saturday night, gotten up on the spur Of the
moment, was a very pleasant occasion, ap-
parently fully enjoyed by all present.
Several gallons of ice cream and strawber-
ries were made way with during the even-
ing. The entertainment although delayed
rather too long, was good. the singing by
Miss German being most excellent. Thoae
who took part in the entertainment deserve
praise for their efforts to please. ThG
''clean up'' was rather small, but then
there was fun enough to compensate the
most of US for the lack of cash.
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Albany collegiate Institute.

The school year of this excellent college
ended with Wednesday last. Under the
management of Rev. Z. n. Condit the school
has maintain high grade of excellence, and
now stands the equal of any educational insti-
tuition in the State. The school closed with an
exhibition in the college chapel on Wednesday
evening last, which attracted a full house. We
can only speak of the entertainment in gen.
el al terms this morning, for want of space. by
saying we believe of the many entertainments
we have witnessed in the same place during
the past twelve years, we have never witnessed
one that seemed to give more universal salts
faction. Some of the recitatians by the little
were superbly done they could not have
been excelled even in older hands. If we had
space and time we would be pleased to mention
each particular star of the evening, but as this
is impossible we may say that all were spoken
of well, and we with the public congratulate
the whole school the brilliant success of
Wednesday evening.
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BASKET picnic.

A basket picnic will be given at the
Blair Bridge across the Santiam. about
thirty miles from this city. Rev. Mr..
Hill. among others, will deliver an I'D.
dress. 1t is nice little drive, the roads
being good. and all that can mako It COR
venient should go. as they will be made.
welcome and viii enjoy the occasion.
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Always AhendI.

Mr.. James Finlayson brought the first
ripe cherries to the city on Tuesday morns
ing-the first in the market this season.
They were new variety raised by him-
self which he has christened the s-Garneld
Cherry" They ripen early, and are
large and luscious. We are under oblt.
cations for samples.
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DIs appeared.

On Wednesday valuable gold watch
belonging TO w. R. Cannon. disappeared
from the stables during the absence of Mr..
Cannon at the restaurant. The watch was
worth $500, and was an Elgin, No. 3l,-
77e. Look out for It.
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nah FraceauresH.

We are sorry to Learn that Mrs. briggs,
of Seattle, long resident OF this clay, nst
with severe fall recently. by which ahe
sustained q fracture OF one of her rikm.
Delay In securing medical attendAnca
caused her great suffering.
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nen,orcat patferns.

Demorest are the most desirable patterns
70. ladies and children's clothing. MEs.
Coll Van Cleve is agent for the sale of
these patterns. Call at the REGISTER
Office.