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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28


Y. p. q. A.-sioets AZ their rooms IN Eos.
tors brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 1870 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons al
4. business meetings are held on the even.
log Of the second Monday In each month.
Everybody invited TO attend
U. +. CHUncH. -Preachinyeyery sabbath,
at ! A. 81, and +. N. by Rev. =. q. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:3O =. N.
Pfaycr meeting every Thursday evening.
EvAshELIcAL cHuncA. Preaching on sai,-
bath at u a. =, and u :. N. Sabbath
School 1915 Prayeg meeting every Thurs.
day evening J. Bowersox. pastor.
CoSaREoATIoNALC CHuRcm.--Se
sabbath at a. 81 and s r. ~. Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer hiecting on
Ihursday evening Of each week.. j. W.
Harris, pastor.
N. y. CItuncu. SOUrn. Services every
Sabbath at st. Paul's NJ. r.. Church, south,
at II A. 81. and Il p. 81. Sabbath School
- l2A r ~. Prayer meeting every Tinq.
day evening n. 9. Miller. Iastor.
NJ. L. CHURcH Preaching every Sabbath
At II a. M and ~ =. 81 Song service IN
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath School
At 2:30 r. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. j. 4. Wolfe. pastor.
Sr PETERs ErIscoPAL cnuReH. Divine scr.
wee ~ held IN the Church every Sunday at
II AN. Sunday School ut 2.3O 81. Il.
L. Stevens, pastor.
BAPusr CnURcIL Services every Sabbath
at ] a. 81. and u r n. Sabbath SCHOOL at
~ Prayer meeting every Thursday even.
ing. W. J. Crawford, pastor
PRgsgYTgRTAS CnURcm. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening ia " r. q. A.
Han. Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Elbert n. condit,
pastor.
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conaell rroesealns..

The City Council met in regular session on
Tuesday evening of this week with all officers
and members present except Alderman
Rice
The minutes Of previous meeting were read
and approved.
The Committee on Accounts reported "a.
vOrably upon the bills presented at last meet.
ing, and their report was adopted and orders
drawn upon the Treasurer for the several
amounts.
Tho Marshal reported that he had reduced
tina delinquent list for 1850 to about $780,
The matter Of giving the right to Senders
Steruberg for putting stairway in the
sidewalk adjoining their proposed new brick
was referred to Committee on Streets
The Committee on Ordinances reported
several amendments to different ordinances,
which were read first and second time and
then referred back to the COMMITTEES.
A communication was received from Chief
Engineer webber announcing that the bill
for the hook and ladder truck had arrived,
and also draft on the city for the amount,
payable June lst lie recommended that as
the truck had been shipped IN the name OF
the Mayor of Albany that an order bo drawn
on the Treasurer in favor Of Mayor Clark for
the amount OF the bill-S746.6 g..
The report of the Chief was read and
placed on Gle and his recommendation adopt.
ed.
The Committee on Fire and Water was in.
ssruoted to make all necessary arrangements
for the building of house for the use of the
new hook and ladder truck.
On motion of Martin it was ordered that
Seventh street, from CAlapooia to Vine. be
graded aad graveled, and that drain be
constructed Of lumber GU south side of said
street, the work TO be done in fifteen days.
The bills for the monthly salary of the
nightwatchman and engineer, Sl05. were
passed under suspension of the rules. Also
the Marshal's bill OF SIS. so for the collection
of taxes, and the City Attorneys fee of $
ia the late Chinese case.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
TAX SALE.

DY VIRTUE or a WARRANT IS
Id sued out Of the County Court Of Linn
Ct,uniy. State OF oregon, on the 26rh day
Of April. 1880, 10 INC directed and deliv-
cred, for the collection Of the delinquent
taxes In said county for the year 1879,
have levied upon the following described
real property assessed to unknown owners,
to-wft:
The Southeast quarter Of Section thirty
SIX (26l, Township thirteen (I3l South,
Range two (21 West OF Willamette Meri-
dian. In Linn County, Oregon. containing
160 acres.
Also. the South half OF the Southwest
quarter Of Section thirty-six l36l in Town
ship thirteen (f3) South, Range tso E2)
West Willamette Meridian, Linn County,
Oregon, containing eighty t90) acres.
Also, Lot No. four az containing 35 "a
100 acres, and Lot No. nine fg) containing
- 52-l0O acres, in Section twenty-one f2I).
add Lot No. one ~, containing Is 45-IsO
acres, and Lot No. six (6), containing - o.
l00 acres, In Section twenty-eight (25D, aud
I'll in Township eleven (fi) south, Range
four (4l West Wiiiamette Meridian, and
containing one hundred and nine and IL
100 ti09 % IODl acres, situate1 in the Coun-
ty OF Linn and State OF Oregon.
Also, lot No. four (4) in the Northeast
quarter tS.E- ~ Of Section ten (l0). Town
sIlip eleven tll) south, Range four % Wet
Willamette Meridian, and containing z thiT-
T.. three and sl-Io0 (33 Sl-l00) acres Ol
land. situated In the Coanfy Of Linn auGs
State of Oregon, and on
Saturday, Lls Eta day ef JIM, 1850.
at the Court House door in the city OF AL
bany, Linn County. Oregon. at the hour
OF O'Clock Il. NJ, will sell the herein
before described real property ut pnblf..
a1ction for cash in hand TO the highest
| bidder to satisfy sad taxes. amounting 10
81 81, with costs and expenses 81 collec-
ton.
Dated this i4th day Of May, 1850.
!. G. DICEEY,
. Sheriff and Tax Collector cor Linn Co.,
Oregon. 4iw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28

The second annual pienic Of the German
Ali Society OF Albany viii he held at the
Far Grounds. near this city. on Mond ~,
May 3Ist, and viii bs one Of the most enjoy
able affairs OF the season. Following Is the
programme
The procession. headed by the Albany
Bass Band, viii form at O'Clock \ H. and
march to the Fair Ground
AFTER arrival at grounds, music I,y the
band.
s-siaging by the e'ia;r.
4-D4noiag
5-Lunoh at 10 o'ei.ck
G-centenBial overture by tie band.
Singing by choir.
S-Addre=s by the President, Wm. VOigt.
@Einweihung der deutschen F2hne.
I0-Daneing.
Although this has been gotten mp by tbs
Germans is Is not private aifAir-2 eOrdia
Invitation Is extended 10 everybody. The
Committee of Arrangements consists CT Fred
Muller, ]. Gsadwohl, Jos. Webber. LOuii
Miller, J. " Holman. y. Baum. and this
President, VIM. V6lgt
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staiser Ero.'. Marble works.


This establishment Ia nov turning out
some of the neatess work we have ever seen.
Every part of it is finished up in good shape
and cleaned mp perfectly befopj it leaves the
shop; no rough places arc left q scrolls and
between letters. Tombstonesi only have 10
be purchased once and Of course customers
want good work; this, Nr. Staiger claims he
can do, aud he wants all TO come around and
inspect the stones he has finished up. One
thing we can Youeh for is that contract
made with Mr.. S. viii be filed to the very
letter as to finish, price, time Of delivery,
and everything else. We have had consider
able dealings with beth n,embers Of the tirm
and know that they are honorable aud mp
r yht gentleman
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KaIsh,. sr ry,Ala..

A little over sixtson years ago few noble
hearted men ia tho City Of. Washington
founded this Order. taking for their standard
the motto of "FfisndAhip, Charity and
Benevolence. .
This organization, though young in years.
has, BY its unprecedented growth, fat sur.
passed even the most aAnguine expectations
Of it's founders, and to-day Il stands second
to none in theTank Of charitable institutions
Of the land.
Laurel Lodge No. 7, X. Of p, organized In
this city but ten months since, has already .
membership Of fifty, and among them num-
Der of our best citizsns. yet so little Is known
of this order that II is often asked, "What
are the knights OF Pythias, and what are
their obisetsf@ We know Of no better way
TO answer these questions than by quoting
the following Declaration Of Principles, as
promulgated by the Supreme Ledge
Recognizing the universally Of human
brotherhood, its organization is designed 70
embrace the world within its jurisdiction--
intended solsy and only to disseminate tho
great principles of Friendship, Charity and
HenevOlonce, nothing OF = sectarian OF politi-
cal character is permitted within isa portals,
Toleration in religion, obedience to law, and
loyalty to government are its cardinal princi.
pies. Misfortune, misery and death being
written in fearful characters on the broad
face Of creation, our noble Order was ihsti.
tuted TO uplift the fallen TO champion hu.
manityi to be his guide and hope; his refuge
shelter and defense; to soften down the as.
perities Of life TO snbdue party spirit aud
by the sweet aud powerful attractions Of the
glorious trinity OF Friendship, Charity aud
Benevolence TO bind in one harmonious
Brotherhood men Of all classes and opinions
The brightest jewels which il gArners are
the tears OF widows and orphans; and lis im.
perdtipe commands arc to visit the homes
where lacerated hearts are bleeding; to a..
suage the snffsrings Of brother bury the
dead; care for tho widow and educate the or.
phan; TO exercise charity toward offenders ,
TO construe words and deeds ia their least
untayOFable light--granting honesty Of pur.
pose and good intentions TO others and 70
protect the PRISCIPLEs or kNIGHTIIooD unto
death.
Having these principles in visw. they win
endeAVor TO exemplily them by practical
tests and Il. by the grace Of God. they shall
successfully carry out this object they feel
that their mission has not been In vain.
The simplicity and consequent beauty Of
their ritual and work commonds itself 70
every ono admitted, and awaksns in his mind
such lessOna as he never before Thought Of.
aud shows him the real duties Of mAn ~ his
fellows. which makes him the better man
aud citizen.
Therein Is the great usefulness and success
Of the Order Of Knights Of Pythias.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
:. God save ,As Queen. !.

Lust MOnlay WIS tse sixty-irss anniyer-
sary OF Her Majesty Queen Victoria. and
there being quite a number of Eng;ishmen
in this city they concluded to celebrate the
event by giving a grand h4aqaet at the ST.
E Charles Hotel. For some reason the ban
quet was postponed aatil Tuesday evening,
at which time about thirty persons assembled
around the board and partOOk of magnif-
e,nt repast prepared by MrA HoGk. The
table was loaded with good things, in fact
we believe it has never been cur pleasure to
sit down to more elaborate banquet than
the one in question After all appetites had
been sAtiated Mr.. John Briggs arose and pro-
posed toast to the Queen OF England, which
was responded to by cheers and by the sing
ing of God Save the Qasen." After this
toasts, speeches, songs. etc, were listened to
until late hour. Misses Piper aud Grifin
sang some besatiful selections which were
htppily received. and the affair closed by all
joining in singing '.Aald Lang Syne." This
was the first celebration Of the kind that has
ever occurred in Albany, bat it we such a
complete success that We expect il viii here
after oscar r-sulsrly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
rmE OREGON K,D>rY TIA.

Road tho following testimonials, not
from persons 5000 miles away, whom no
ono knows, but ftom we'll known and
trustworthy citizens of Oregon, whose
names, written with their own hands. can
DO seon 1t our office:
UMATILLA, Or, Jan. 20, iss0.
HavIMg received great benefit from tho
nse Of the Oregon Kidney Tea. lako
great pleasure IN recommending II to those
suffering from kidney troubles or back
ache a. = speedy and sure cure.
J. A. PERKINS.
Pendleion, Or, Jan. -. 1880.
Having usc,l tho Oregon Kidney
Tea ior Que OF my sons, whose urinary
organs wero injured by taking tuTpentiue,
cheerfni.y certify 10 It's beneficial effects,
and recommend the same TO tho public.
LOT LtVERAfOKE.
Agent for Wells, Fargo = 60.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
TAX SALE.

.DY VIRTUE OF TWO SEPARATE
Id Warrants issued ont OF the County
Court of Linn County, Oregon. Tor the col
lection OF the delinquent taxes la sakl
County for the years ISIS and 1879. / have
levied upon the following described real
property, as set forth in said delinoaent
tax roll, assessed - the Parrish estate.
10 wit:
The East half of Block Ill, in Haekle-
mans Addition to the City Of ALBANY. Lima
County, Oregon, and on
Saturday, The f2fA dag Of .Isne. 1880.
al the Court Heuse door in the City of Al
banY. Linn County, Oregon, ut the hour OF
ii o'clock A. NJ, will sell said real prop
erty at public auction for cash in hand To
the highest bidder. TO satisfy the amount
of taxes so charged, with costs and ex /.
penses OF collection. The taxes for 1873
amOunting to s. Oh and the rsxes for ls79
amounting to- sid o..
Dated this l4sh day of MAY. 1880.
]. G.. DICKEY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for Linn Co,
Oregon. 4lw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
AUGUST FLOWER.

The immense saie and great popularity
OF Green's August Flower IN ali towns and
Villages In the civilized world has caused
many imitaiors to adopt similar names,
expecting 10 reap "A harvest for themselves
Et the expense Of the afflicted. This medi-
elmo WAS Introduce in 1865, and for the
cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
with their effects, sue3 as Soar Stomach,
costiyeueSs, Si,;k stomach, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Palpitatioa OF the Heart, ver-
tigo, etc. ETC., II never failed 10 our knowi-
edge. Three DOSES will relieve any case oi
Dyspepsia. Two million bottles sold last
year. Price IS cents Samples 10 cents.
GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMANAC
the most expensive free almanaceveT pub
iished, sent free on recaipt OF two cent
atamp. G.. G. GREEN,
Woodbury., n. j. L. = A.
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odd Fellow Grand Ledge.

At the lzte session of the Grand Lodge Of
Old Fellows at Portland the following OIL
GERS were elected
MwG Master-I W Case. of Astoria
RwDG Master-Phil Metsehan of Can
yOn City.
IwG warden-JA a Boyer. of Jackson
vile.
RwG sesrgtary-J NJ Bacon. of Oregon
City.
RwG Treasurer Il Moore. of Port
land.
sRwG Representatives J Snongrasl.
Of orodell. and T d Barker, OF Salem.
W C Marshal-Chal l. Sitton. Of Port
lam.
W C C0ndactor-J a Davis. of Albany.
w G. Guardian-ST 7 Ulm. OF Union.
w G Herald-H c Raymond, al CorGsl-
iu&
w WG Chaplain-JOs Emery, Of Corvallis.
These officers were installed las. week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
Erswa.yIIls wosIsa llIIu.

The Brownsville woolen Mills have been
closed for the last five months on account Of
their dam breaking away last winter. but we
understand that everything has beea repair
ed 10 good shape aud that the mills will be
started up this week. While their canal
aud dam were being repaired, the managers
sent back east and procured some splendid
new and improved h-aehipsry which has
been received in good Orisr and Se. up. The
factory is now in boIleF shape than ever be-
fore, and will turn out better go.ds At .
greater profit to the Owners.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
Whal coanIy Can Beai u ?

A short time ago We noticed an item going
the rounds to the effect that some girl had
..Pieced" guilt containing 1000 pieces.
Wen. that vas big thing, and beat aRyr
thing of the kind We had heard Of, 80 We
laid low and didn't say much. But a change
has come Ger the spirit OF cur dream, and We
can now show that Linn eoEuty is ahead as
usual even ia this matter. A l2-Year old
glrl named Frances II. Hopkins. living neaE
AIiller's Station, in this county. has finished
ap qniIE made sftsr what is known as the
'fOcean Wave" pattern, containing 1856
pieces That shows the true grit aud stead
fastness Of purpose. The young man who
viii In few years carry her of viii get a
wife Of whom be may well be proud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
10 for sodavlIie.

T. L. Digger adyertiscs with US thathe
poR has charge Of the feed stables at SODA:
vile and is prepared to take good care of all
animals left in his charge. lie has also
made arrangements to run hack between
that place and Albany, every Saturday, and
will take either passengers or freight. His
charges are moderate and he should be well
patronized Leave orders at st. Charles or
Revere House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
whites rrnIrie IIs-es.

Taken before retiring. vii! iHkure good
nights rest, with an awakening in the
rosy morn 10 health. courage and Xigor.
For coated tongue. bad breath, sick head
ache, or any disturbance arising from dys
pepsia or torpid liver It IL without peer.
It's action ON disease IL entirely different
from any medicine ever introduced, quiet
iTfg pains almost instantly. The hue and
cry raised against it by pktent medicine
men, who have fore 4een ia its advent the
destruction OF their nefal lou% bIsiness,
and the thousands OF unsolicited Iestino.
ninl~ flowing In from all parts OF the New
World, Is sure indication OF it's greai
merits. Trial size at ali Drug stor.F. Hail
pound bottles, - cents. FOssHay IL Wa
son. Mole Agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
The csa,rai aIarEsI.

Last Wednesday Vim. II. Hartless again
oPensd out the popular Central Market.
which has been repaired and refurnishsd n
splendid style. We will'not attempt TO de.
scribe it. but on behalf Of SIR. HArtless will
invite you all around to see IL. IIs starts in
by making reduction Of several cents per
pound on the price Of meat. which the same
~Sthink will be appreciated BY our citizens.
Besides furnishing all kinds Of fresh meat At
prices not known in this city horstofors. he
viii purchase all kinds o; hides aud fars aud
will.pay the highest cash price FOR fAt stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
rhe Markets.


Following Is a correct report OF th6mar
kets irthis city up to noon yesterday:
FLOURISH so per Dbl.
HAY-baled, sl5@SlS per ton,
loose, $40.
POTATOES ~ ot4 per bushels
RUITEE Ia to % cts per lA
EGGS-l5 cents per doa
PQRK-a TO "a cts per Ii. .
RACONS-hams, lea@l6c.
shoulders, &c.
sides, l2c.
DRIED FRUIT -sNA dried apples. Go.
s !" pmms, lie,
rlammer dried apples, l5c.
i" plums, lGc.
CHICKENS 81. 5O@$3. 90 per doz.
SUGAR -Sah Francisco G, l0hc.
COFFEE Costa Rica, 10000
Java, SOC.
Curcola 22e
Rio, %
MIkl EF4ED--hraIi, $l0@sll, per ton.
chop. slS@S2O.
shorts, SIS.
-niddlings. $0O@l5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28

The closing exercises Of the Albany Col.
IesiAte Institute will occur on the afternoon
and evening Of Wednesday. June 10th. The
afternoon will be devoted to a rehearsal Of
such results OF the years work as will be in
teresting to general audience The enter
tainment Of the evening will consist Of reel.
tationa. declAmations, readings aud vocal end
instrumental music. On Sabbath evening,
June l3th, the annual sermon before the Col
lsge viii be delivered in the chapel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
Portland Disappointed.

The excursion party from Albany to As
tOria Is expected 20 arrive here this evening
on its way 70 the Venice Of the northwest.
The ladies brass band Of Albany will accom-.
psny the exegFainnists. aud the wharf to-
morrow evening will be crowded 10 welcome
the female hooters. "-StaHdard.
From the shove It viii be ssea that tbs
Portland folks wers no doubt disappointed.
au the excursion ''Petered ont" and didn't go.
II the people who crowded that wharf wan,
to hear our ladies hFasa band they will have
10 come up here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28

Last Wednesday morning John A. Hurl
burt. the chief engineer Of the o. + c. Il. r.
Co. with foree Of men commenced setting
the grade stakes on the limo Of the brAnch
railroad from this place to Lebanon. and
shortly after he completed his work lAbO'
will commence on the road bSd. The iron il
now arriving. several car loads coming on
each regular freight train. Saiiieisnt has al
ready been laid down here to construct about
ten miles Of road. 80 thsrs Is very little more
to come The old company means business,
and it will not be very long until the iron
horse will be cayorting around between Leb-
anon and Albany.
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rmE OLD sronY.

Tbe morning sunlight looked IN through
the silkeu etp1aiD-. lighting the room IS
with an angels smile. s1fdden'e cfivelop-
| ing the face OF the occupant 14tsi = sirtrse
brightness md Transforming her fale
brown hair into waves " eii.ietiiIg vs,ie.
Said the sunlight: "Maiden. missed 0a
from the gardef where / used 10 find you
every morning, aud came lfer9 10 seek
yon. Summer will soon he tere with her
roses, almost as bright as f0ur cheeks.
Are you III ?" so, no." responded the
maiden, warming her thin, j, 90 i1ess hands
IN the sunbeam, 0nlv 4 little weak; !
shall toOn b0 ont In the garden 10 greet
oa--to.fporrow, perhaps! was just
planning boH should arrange my flow-
ors this year, when ypu peepd q iti. Are
my lilies tIp Vol ?" Yer, your lilies sre
upi have just been warming them. 1
have tired you" said the suriis ht. az he
noticed the YEARLY dropping o. elids; Il
III the garden -and silently Withdrew,
leaving E1I0 fair slnnbeTer alone IN the
| gloom. A few hours later the moonlight
stole softly through the sillGen curtains.
which were gently rustllBg IN The night
breeze. "Ifow coldtv said the moonlight,
as she touched the paiiid broW, and then
gently laid her hand on the pulselesa heart.
"DeHd!o sbe shudderinRiy whispered, a.
she Withdrew through tho sOfly.rust1iug
curtains. II II the old, old story Of con.
sumption. Low she fiatters her victims at
morning with hopes hoBied words. and
10 evening makes them the prey or the
sp;iler! StatistIGs shov' that One.third Of
mankind die OF this disease. and Of these,
lar the greater part are young people be-
tween the ages Of fifteen and twenty-five,
In the dawn OF manhood and woDanbood
For faany years consumption WAS gener-
ally believed to DO iDcurable. But Inesii-
cine In her triumphant march against dis.
case has already added consumption 10 the
list OF conquered. DIR. PIerce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures this dread disease
II resOrted 70 in time. Fora full consider.
alton Of this disease aud It's rational meth
ods Of treatment, read the article on Con-
sumption IN the Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, the most reliable popular
work upon Physiology, Hygiene. Diseases
! and their Remedies, yet published. Price
81 30. Address the author, *. Y. Pierre,
NJ. D., Worlds Di-pensafy and Iavaiids'
iIolel, Buffalo, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28

We wish to call the attention oi tue City
Council to the dlthy condition of the Chinese
dens Of this city. Their wash water runs
through holes in The floors and ia allowed 10
accumulate under the buiidinas. Warm
weather has ROW commenced aud this filth
will breed fever and all other kinds Of dts
eases. aud put in jeopardy the lives Of cur
citizens. The Committee on Health aud Po.
lice should thoroughly inspeot all these pla-
ess and wherever anything /. found which is
calculated To isjure the health Of our eiGizsuS.
the nuisance should be abAted.