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Brighton Cattle yIarlke..

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Amount of stock at market 24l6; sheep ana
Lambs 33S3:Swine IL. 41o; number Western Cattle
2O34; Eastern Cattle 261; Mich Cows and North
ern Cattle 12O
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 Id, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 621a66 90; first quality at "a
as so; second quality 4 621a95 90; third quality,
at 25d4 so; poorest grades of coarse oxen, Bulls.
Country Hides at 71a9s1ac p ID; Country Tai
low 41sGs4s4 y ID.
Bighton Hides at-S1ac y 10; Brighton Taliow 59
Calf Skins 121ac p ID; Sheep and Lamb Skins
at 5092 80 each.
Working Oxen-There was fair supply in market
but on account of the storm there not much call
for them We quote sales of
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB. 4, 1880.
There are but few changes to report the past.
week. An advance is noticed in refined and COM
mon iron of 14c. Sugar is quoted at $3.50 for gram
ulated and 914c for Extra G, with the appearance
of "A C further advance to-day Morphine is A rs,
opium 5O@5 10. Onions are %, turkeys 1919
@16c, cheese 12915c, butter 2592Sc. Lard has
dropped 1sc, and Pork 25c.
Grand Trunk Elevator.
The following is statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator, February 4:
Wheat Peas Oats Corn.
Cars Cars. Cars. Cars.
Balance on hand. ~. 1853 SO Ii 10
Barley in elevators cars.
No receipts or shipments.
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Cs;csyo y,;vc stock Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4--Hogs-Receipts IA, 900 head;
SLOW. loo lower; mixed packing at 1904 so: light
at 1904 5O choice heavy 5094 10; all good
sold. 1000,
Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head;
market ker;shipping at O095 56:butcher ares
steady and active; stockers and feeders slow and
weak 8094 90.
market quiet 3 COOS 40.
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MARRIAGES.


In Saco Jan. "a, Jason b. Hooper OF Saco and
Miss Ella NJ. Ball of Biddeford.
In Biddeford, Jan. Ia, John 5. Kicker ana Jessie
Ladd NJ.
In Biddcford, Jan. 10, Chas. w. Staples and Flora
A. Foss. = ,,s,
In Lyman, Jan. 81, Willis j. linsc1tt Oh Alfred
and Miss Alice NJ. Hill of Lyman.
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SPRING VALLEY
Hydraulic Gold Cos.

The property consists of 1915 acres of deep, gold
bearing gravel, with water works which cost $780,
900, lands, fumes, buildings and all necessary
duced in the last six years, of which 81 $3.50, Fl
hasbeen profit, The Company is today in diyi-
dend paying condition The production for the the
daily. The undersigned are the agents Of the
ssUnited States Mining Inves meut Co."
They will furnish information concerning tho
ssspring Valley Hydraulic Gold Coz
and receive subscriptions for limited amount OF
the stock at their office.
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Strike in the Troy Laundries.

Troy, Feb 4.-Nearly 600 girls employed in
the laundries in this city have been on strike
for several days for an .icnrease of wages. The
majority of the strikers are starchers, and as
they will not return to work at the old prices,
the laupdrymen have taken new departure,
Twenty of the machines, each of which is
capable of doing the work of twelve girls, have
been ordered. The machines are said to be
very successful in doing the work, excepting
smoothing out the wrinkles, which will here
after be done by boys and girls.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.
,a1 and party visited the President yes

Parnell and party visited the President yes
terday.
Edward Powers. Chicago grocer, was shot
twice Yesterday by burglars in his store
Subscriptions have opened in Bombay for the
Irish sufferers.
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MEMPHIS, Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands 12$sc.
lands at 1212c.
MOBILE, Feb. 4.-Cotton lower to sell; Middling
up1ands nj 1D5Ac.
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NOTICE.-"Congress'' is one of the Oldest and
largest selling baking powders in the United States
1t makes light dovghnuts dumplings, biscuits cake
&C., &c. CONGRESS Yeast Powder and SHADES
Euglish Mustard received the award at Mechanics
Fair, 1878. Always reliable and the ladies' fav-
Orite.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, Feb. AIR. and Mrs.
Benntield were probably fatally beaten with a
club last night by Samuel Holmes. Domestic
troubles was the cause.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Ship Alex McCallum dragged ner anchors at oan
Francisco Jan %, and sustained some damage by
contact with ship Dryad.
Barque Mary G Reed, Carney, at San Francisco
from Victoria, reported heaVy weather, had oecks
swept and bulwarks stove.
Barque Acacia. Anderson, from Matanzas for New
York before reported at Key West leaky, has re-
paired and was ready for sea Both.
Brig Cascatelle ashore on the Jersey shore, lies
high up in good condition, and can be foated after
discharging. Vessel and cargo insured Wreckers
are at work on her.
Sch Carl D Lothrop, Mitchell, from New York for
Boston put into Herring Cove Sd for sheer and the
wind suddenly changing, she drove. ashoe and re-
MAINS full of water and rudder out She has car
go of coal, which will be discharged.
Sch b i Lowell, Gales, from Philadelphia for
Portland drove ashore at Lewes, Del Sd inst, dur
ing the Storm but was hauled off 4th.
Sch Stephen Harding, (of Damariscotta) Harding.
from Cedar KEYS for Portland, with lumber to j w
Deering went ashore Sd at Sandy Hook, where she
remains high and dry.
Sch Arson Stnson, SIoman, from New York for
Portland, dragged ashore at Fineyard-Haven 90,
and is leaking badly.
The anchor lost by steamer Eleanora at Dutch
Island LIST, has been recovered.
Sch + A Bailey, from Ponce for Portland put int
Hampton Roads I'd leaky.
Sch Abbie Bursey, from kennebec for Philadel-
phia went ashore 3d. west of Lanesyille Mass, and
remains, full of water.
Sch VIM Wilson, with railroad iron, is ashore on
Brandywne Shoals.
Sch Lightboat, of Rockland, which went ashore
at Long Branch 3d. is well up the beach and Will
have to discharge.
Sch Abby Gale is ashore four miles from Green
Sch Volant. from New Bedford for New York, is
ashore at east end of Shelter Island Ii.
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ssec.,prs of Maine CenrnI.
Daiiy Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, FED. 8.
For Portland, IA cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, So cars miscellaneous n.er-
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEW {
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, February A.
Arrived.
U steamer Myrtle. Foster. New York
Sch Arrival. Farnum, Boothbay.
Sch West Falmouth, Frohock, LlncoinViiie 1or
Boston.
RETURNED-Sch w d Marvel, for Philadelphia
with loss of foretopmast and gaftopsail, off Cape
Elizabeth Sd.
Sch Dlary Steele, Paine. virgnia-Timmons &
Sch David Torrey soule. New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch Emeline. Roberts, Wiscasset-Nathl Blake.
In port waiting schs John Wood, Princess, Ella
Frances. Grace Cushing Bramhall. Willard,
Emma X Smalley, W d Marvel, and others.
FROM QUE CORRESPONDENT.
PROFITS NECK. Feb 4-Sch Bertha Walker,
Burt, from Salem for Kennebec, anchored in the
cove here 3d. during the storm, in very dangerous
place By good management, the captain succeeded
in getting his vessel out to-day, (4tD aud pro-
ceeded.
HORSE ISLAND, Feb FAR, sch Jas Ford, Fisk,
Portland, in tow of tug G A Warren.
In port sch Jennie Lippet, Crowell, for Baltimore
ready, TO load back to- Portland with coalJ
LUBEC, Jan 29-sld, sch Emma X smalley, Pike
Jan 80 Ar. schs c Ropes, whaen. Pembroke;
Clara Dinsmore, Ludlow, st Andrews, NIB; Sallie E,
Lamson, Grand Menan.
Feb AR, sch Clara Jane Allen, Boston.
Feb 2-Sld, schs Lizzie MoNiclols, Tanning, for
st John, NIB, to load wheels for New York at
2.75 per ton; Clara Dinsmore, LUDLOW, Gloucester;
Jas Warren Kennedy, st Andrews, NIB.
CBARTERs-rFrom j Winchester g. Co.'S Circu-
lar, Jan 311-Brig Havana, New York to Matanzas,
at 2Oa22c shocks; sch Clara Leavitt, do do, empty
hhds at 75c; Alzena, do to st Jago. lump; sch W
PIummer do to Charleston Savannah, iron, 81,
and from Fernandina to Natal with RR ties at $40
per NJ; sch Ada Barker, Machias to north side Cuoa
lumber So gold; sch Rocky Yates, New York to
Key West and Cedar Keys, $500; sch Alfred Keen,
Savannah to Bridgeport, lumber S6.75; Mary Helen
Brunswick to New York, S6.75; Clara Fletcher,
same trip, $3.50.
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EIOsfon Bank Statement.
New Work stock and Money Raurlsct.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Evening.- easy at
sac per cent on call closing at per cent; prime
mercantile paper at 5951a per cent. Sterling Ex,
change opened strong and nominal rates advanced
IL business done 4S21a9453 for long and 464$4
G4S5 for short. Governments quiet but generally
firm. Stateb)nds-La. consols at 4SHa.
l. The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 223, 900 shares.
mo Toiow1no ara to-tlays closing quotations of
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, oy
T. H. sansfeld s. Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland, Me-, February 4:
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FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
MINING
Investment Company
81 BROADWAY,
New York City.
EDWARD BATES DORSEY.


ARTHUR F. WILMARTH, A. FOSTER HIGGINS,
JAMES ID. FISH, HENRY HAVEMEYER,
WILLIAM II. GUION.
SECRETARY: TREASURER:
S. A. WHEELWRIGHT. H. b. LAIDLAW.
COUNSEL: COUDERT BROS.
This Company has been formed to meet a pressing
and increasing want in Financial Circles Of the
United States, which is to investigate by the best
Engineering Talent employed SPECIALLY In the
interest of this Company, the real merits and value
of Mining properties. The public can rely upon
the assurance given by this Company, that every
property which is offered to investors bearing the
Company's endorsement, will have received the
sanction of its Board, based upon reports Of their
own employed Engineers, from personal examina-
ton of the same; and investment in such properties
can be made with safety and reasonable certainty
of success. The names of its officers and Trustees
guarantee that it will do what it undertakes in an
honorable and trustworthy manner.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

KEY WEST-In port Jan %, barque Acacia, An
derson, from Matanzas for New York. reloadng.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 30th, sch w Ellis, War
rem, Belfast.
SAVANNAH-Cld 3oth, sch W Morse, Deve-
reux, -, to load for Jamaica Bay.
ST MARYS, GA-Ar 26th, sch Ada Whitney,
Bartlett, Morehead City.
Sid 3D. sch Lamoine, Leach. Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK-Cld 2Sth, sch VIM Conner, Nor
rissey, New York.
PORT ROYAL--In port 30th, sch Charlotte Jane
son, Jameson, from New York.
ALEXANDRIA-Cld I'd, barque Hannah Mcloon,
Keen, MatanZas.
FORTRESS NIONROE-Ar Sd, sch + A Bailey,
Hume, Ponce for Portland
BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, sch Maggie Gray, Crock
ett Bull River.
Ar 3D. sch Ellen NJ Colder, Hodgdon, Horse ISL
and; Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie. kenne6ec.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Sd, schs Sarah Harding,
Melvin, Boothbay; Caroline Knight, Dyer, Rock
land.
NEW YoRK-Ar 3D. ship Washington, Mudgett,
London sch Dolphin. Chadwick Fall River;
Cid Sd barques Carrie l. Taylor, Snow, Passages;
Stephen g Hart Person, Pensacola; brig Starlight,
THOMPSON Trinidad; schs Edith Coombs, Coombs,
Laguna; Robt Byron, Nicholson, st Mark.
BRISTOL, RI Sid 31st, sch Rescue, Gott for
FALL RIvER-Sld list, sch Dolphin, Chadwick,
New York.
NEWPORT-Ar Sd, sch Charlie Steadman, from
Gloucester for New York.
In port, sch G Hanrahan, Whitmore, Barriers ISL
and for Savannah.
BOSTON-Cld 4th, sch Ada Barker, Edwards, for
Machias. to load for Cuba.
SALEM-Sld I'd, sch Tennessee, Metcat, (from
st George for New York.
In port I'd, schs Bedadedec Clifford, Rockland for
do Terrapin Wooster, Portland for do.
BELFAST-Ar list, schs Amos Walker, Poland,
and Brunette, Babbdge Boston.
Sid 2Sth, sch Done, Paterson Jacksonville.
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EOREEGN FORTS.

Ar at Melbourne 31st, barque Neversink, Weeks,
Boston.
York,
Ar at Corunna prev to I'd inst, barque Samuel II
Nickerson Kimball, New York.
Ar at Glasgow Sd inst steamer Bernard Castle,
Young, Portland.
Sid I'm Liverpool I'd inst, ship John Walker,
Wallace, Philadelphia.
AR at Cardiff Sd inst, ship Valley Forge, Woodbu-
ry, Havre
Ar at Falmouth Sd inst, ship Resolute, Nichols,
Lobos de Afuera.
At Chincha Islands Jan 7, barque EVE Reed, Rair-
den, for Europe.
Sid I'm Lobos de Afeura prev to Dec 81, ship II L
Richardson, Palmer, for Europe.
In port Jan 7th, ships Mercury, Panno for Mau.
ritius; Willie Reed, Yates, for Europe; State OF
Maine, Small do; Invincible, Strickland, unc
SID I'm Gracios-a-Dios Jan O. sch Walter M Young,
Thompson New York.
Ar At Greytown Jan IL, sch Clara Loud, Cook,
New York.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid I'm Liverpool Jan 81, Barring Brothers, Thorn
dixie New York.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
For New England.

westerly to southerly winds, rising followed
by falling barometer, slight changes in tenn
perature, clear or partly cloudy weather dur
ing the day and areas of light snow during the
night.
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FROM QUE CORRESPONDENT.

HORSE ISLAND, Feb 2-Ar, sch Jas Ford, Fisk,
Portland in tow of tug A Warren.
In port sch Jennie L'ppet Crowell, for Baltimore
ready to load back to- Portland with eoal.)
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By water conveyance-100o bush Cornmeal to G.
NJ tIn..Ia AZ q
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The above Company now offer the following prop
erty for subscription, at $1,000 per share. The
Canita1 stock of the
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NEW YORK.
Sentenced to be Hung.

HUDSON, Feb. Am the case of Henry
Moett, on trial for the murder of his wife and
her paramour at Taghkanic, the jury after be-
ing out all digit, rendered verdict OF murder
in the first degree. Judge Osborn sentenc-
ed the prisoner to be hanged March 49, After
sentence the prisoner coolly asked the Court
that he be hung in public, and be allowed half
an hour to speak.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03
Indiana AbIaEe.

The political campaign in Indiana is TO
be red-hot. both parties b =" s'dead bent"
on carrying the State. L de Democrats
inaugurated the campaign few days ago
with no less than 1o3 mass meetings and
torch light professions i'll the different
counties. The Republicans, no less ell
esgetic. have made arrangements for four
thousand massmeetings, barbeeues and
torch light professions during the canvass.
Pole raisings, barbecues. hurrahs, etc.
with the most eloquent Republican orators
of the country. are 20 occupy the time of
Indianians from now on until November.
These meetings will average about ninety
every twcntyfour hours. Indiana will he
in perfect blaze of glory. Garfield will
certainly carry Indiana by large vote,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03

The exhibit of the Industrial League
makes very dattering showing of in
creased manufactures in IRON. steel, silk,
pottery and worsted The league pro-
poses to hold meetings in the principle
towns and cities, and vote for no menu
Der of Congress who will not pledge
himself to support American industry.
Victoria's baud at last accounts were
robbing and numbering Mexicans near
Cordillero mountains, Mexican troops
doing no good. Indian loss in the re-
cent fight amounted to 80 KILLED and
wounded.
Tom Patton, of Salem, was elected
to the first office in the Royal Arch
Masons at Detroit, Michigan, on Friday.
Senator 1oar says the Cincinnati plat
form contains out one idea, viz. That
American history is failure.
Mrs. Geo. Finch, of Douglas county,
is a cousin of Gen Garfield
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG.

meeting Is called for the formation of
Garfield Club for tomorrow evening, at
the Court House. We hope to see a tull
house on the occasion. and that every hon
est man in the city vii: join the Club. AT
no time since the close of the war of the
rebellion was Republican success more
important for the preservation of the lite
of our Republic. Every day that passes
adds stronger proof to the assertion of
Hampton, made in his speech before a
Virginia audience OH the 26th day of July
last, that the principles advocated now by
the Democratic party, are the same princl-
pies which Lee and Jackson fought for du-
ring the four years. rebellion. The right
Of secession was the principle fought for.
and the South has sworn that this princi-
pie shall yet prevail, or that slavery shall
once more dominate in the South, and the
white man be again permitted to hold
black men aud women in bondage. and
treat them in every respect cattle and
other cIiattels. This is the issue to he
tried In NoYeIuber, and every man worthy
OI the name must array himself on one
side or the other of this great question.
The current events of the past fifteen
years in our country's history is an open
page from which all can read. and from it.
as patriots and honest men, jrdge for
themselves which of the two great parties
striving for control of this Government
can and ought to be trusted with the con-
troll of its affairs. Under the control the
great Republican party the rebellion was
crushed, and the country advanced in pop
ulation, prosperity and wealth, until To-
DAY in grandeur and power it stands UNI
rivaled among the nations OF the earth. A
brighter OF more honorable record has
never been presented TO any people than
that presented by the Republican party.
And now, when party having tor its bat
tie cry secession or the restoration of
human bondage, . calling itself by the once
honored name, Democratic party de-
mands to be placed in charge OF the Gov
ernment, it is time that every loyal man,
every honest man. every freeman. should
rally round the old flag, determined once
and forever to blot out the principle OF Sc
eession and the party that emblazons it OH
its banner.
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Getting I..grbter I'm She East.

There seems'to be no doubt of the fact that
there will be no real contest in Maine. the
Republicans having strong majority over
the Democratic Greenback coalition. After
Maine the grand fight shifts to Indiana anil
Ohio. which hold state elections next
month. And as we have the best of as
surances that the Republicans will carry
both those states, there will be no rea:
have won the battle in advance. Garfield
will go into the Presidential chair with an
overwhelming majority, and don't you for
get it.
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Citasi0u.

In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn county.
In the matter of the estate OF James A. Will
10 Thomas T. Wilson. Isaac s Wilson, John
S. wilson, Maria Il. wilson. John A. Plaster,
Margaret ~. Wilson and Mari ha j. B;tlfour and
SO sid James Wfson IN 'he estate OF
In the name of the state OF Oregon: Pursu-
county, Oregon, made August stil lss You and
each OF you are cited and required TO appear in
said Court on
Saturday, September 11h, 1880,
at the hour of one O'Clock P. NJ of said day and
show cause why license should not be grant
ed to I. T. Wilson, Guardian of said minor. to
sell the real estate in said order described, which
said order is in words and figures as follows to-
wit
Now. on this 9th day of August, 1850, comes
I. 7. Wilson, guardian of the person and estate
of James A. Wilson, a minor, and presents his
oath, and aled with the Clerk OF this
Court. showing that i would be for for
real property OF said minor described in said
petition that the same IS non prodnciive l,a ama
in said petition true.
1t is ordered by the Court that the next OF kin
OF said minor, James A. Wilson, to-wit: Thorn
as I. Wilson, Isaac S. Wilson, John s. wilson,
wilson WISE q ond Martha 1o ! bfonr. and ali other
persons interested III he estate OF SAID min !,
IIth day Of September. 1850, at the hour of one
O'Clock in the afternoon OF siild Gay. a5 M tIie
cause why a license should not be granted TO r
T. Wilson, the Guardian of said minor, Tor inc
sale of the following described real property,
to-wit: The undi ilcd one-seventh interest m
fee sinnle in and 10 he following tracts OF iand
towit The east aif Of claim \ Mo q - chs IN and a
~ m ehai,.s NJ al sti.ners of Sections IL, IL -
and 81 in said town snip. thence r1nning norsa 81
IS u Chs thence % so chs thence sopta e % e
II chs thence ~ % chs. thence norm III 800
chs thence west :. ts7 chs to the place OF bein-
1insty ivinr and tiass in Linn county ana state
OF OREGON and copy Of THIS orsief @ ne lsih
al N, ffe next ol kin of said minor DY p9oiiSir
mo fhe same for I1ree successive weeks N tnS
AIRASY REGISTER, a newspaper OF eeheial
eAAouisseA " Il, Finn, County Judge.
In witness whereof n Baum, county nry iera beye
hereunto set my hand and AIMED the sea- loao 81
1.onrf at my oiffce his 9th day OF August, 1851.
County Clerk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03

1t is rumored tina. Judge Williams
(Flaxbrake) will soon arrive in this State,
and will make telling and effective speeches
in the interest of the Republican nomi-
nees.
Hon. j. II. Mitchell is expected from
San Francisco on the next steamer. He
will also address the people of Oregon on
political topics.
President Hayes and party are on the
way to Oregon. and will probably arrive
early this month. He will come overland
from San Francisco.
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st. Julian beats his oyl. Time.

Near Hartford, Connecticut, on Friday,
over Charter Oak Park. St. Julian made
the unprecedented time of 2:11i1z. beat
ing his former record of 2:1134. It was
an occasion of the most intense excitement
and cheer after cheer went up for the splen-
did little horse. and his driver, Hickok.
The horse was given the purse of $2,5e0.
and in addition Mr.. Hickok was presented
with $500 by the association. Maud was
not present to contest for the purse.
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ExalIocn, TO Plead ON Monday.

The case of Rev. l. NJ. Kalloeh. for the
murder of Charles de Young, was called
up in Judge Freedoms court, San Francisco.
the other day. when Kal!och's counsel
again asked for more time to prepare pa
pers, etc. The assistant District Attorney
objected to the continuance, urging that
ample indulgence in this direction had
already been granted. The Judge said as
it was the last day of the term, and no
cases pleaded that day would be set for
trial until the opening of the new term
neither side would gain or lose in point of
time By continuing proceedings Kalloch
was therefore allowed until next Monday,
Sept. 9th, to plead, when the day for trial
will he SET
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-03

The experience OF Greenbackers who
went to stump the South, in the belief
that the passions and disquiet aroused
by the late rebellion had all susided, is
invaluable ia the present campaign.
They found, to their sore !ismay, that
the sole electioneering capital of south
ern Democracy is drawn from the blt-
ter hate, remaining in the States c:,m-
posing the late confederacy. against the
I Mon. Their testimony, spread
throughout the North, will make it as
solid for justice, right and honesty, as
the south is politically solid for the
opposite.