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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-28

The comptroller Of tho currency ha, 70,
oeiyed statements from Nil the National
hanke, except onte In Oregon and one in
Washington Territory, showing their eondi'
ton February q, 1870, s-'rho banks At that
tIme hcld SSs,Ii707O ii specie, Of which
amount Ss8,lllllb WINS In gold and cerllll,
cato., S6,0ll,bl6 In silver coin, aud s29bBlO
In silver certificates, The amount OF fpfclg
held by the hanks hns more lhnu doubled
since January !, 1879, Tho amount Of silver
aud silver cert idcatra Is about VI ,OOO,OD0 loss
ilan 1T tho previous date, There has been
m increnso In spore slnco,the date Of Their
last report, December II, 1879, of nenrly
Sl00OO,0OO and nm increase In silver cortll'
Gates Of about 100000,
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
cotton Nominal Corn Excited ma"
Higher-Menis sirong ANA i's W
Ia Kgnsns cay Generni "roe"''
sstendy..sinie0 f Trnde"L'''
pALLAs. saturday Altfrnoon, !
MnlCh ~, lhh1, \

'-"'"'' March ", lhsO'
Asalways on Saturday job lots went OF
rather slow to-day, tho retail mon capturing
tho bulk Of trade and shekols' They h"d .
lively limo showing off Easter cgg' and
things, and doubtless all Of them hHd Inv
cash drawers to strip last night
The British being on their Good Friday
and Easter holiday, tho Liverpool cotton
market was closed, This closed New York
which In turn virtually closed the balance OF
us. All American markets which sent any
roporL nj MI used tho word nominal, when
meant nothing doing 80, a., -
Corn got upon stills tins morn.
In store for bulk and G8@O6o 10
sack There were only half dozen carloads
In town, which WINS about all tak"n during inc
day. Large consignments nrc expected dur
ine the fore part of next week., 90.
Meats went up M l'Sc In Kansas Guy TO-
day, but did not advance here. They arc
however, very strong and " tn an upward
tendency. ,,.
Flour Ia llrmer and In better tone
There was nothing now In any Other dlrec'
zion, and wa remit tho quotations 10 tho
roader without further comment
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THE DALLAS HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING, MARoH ss 1880

" n 10 W 80 per boY,
pEGAss-We mOlo ll@lali per pound for
gOul
MUS -AlmludH .i0G2bc por p1und hrAglli
lAN,lai illherik, iAplhl English Mhlnnih, N
Do aOi choslnts American, laNlai italian,
lFhr W. peanuts, 100 rnfuhnniHi w.
lAsAAAH- rir hunclii slhtbl
fGH London layer lHr. per pound IN hr6H
AMI drumf, ll0 ,azB
DATES -lOnHAr, per pound
OnANgEs- Amlnd stock Florida and louis
inuH, none
Duisp ArrLrs-No !, 100 No, ., ne oynpo'
rated, ldtIlrr. per pound
DmEp rFACm.s lie per pound,
lunlANTp -umluG,
l'Wr NEH -OWlHr,
GlifEN ArrLGs -IGab 49, Oper barred,
DuANGEs -shHN,
tHANnEInlIH Mono,
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CArTLE-Comfd, 2gm1c grass dg ycurlngs,
tbm5si stenrs, from BIO yrhrs old, sligHOi
hnrn CpMH, hlh6gNlN,
llOHsEs-N Mustang ponies, 3lj ~ aIii farm
stock, 'lOde MOI buggy horace, tD@SloOl sad
die, ah Ia Hl2l,
MGLEs-from 0flcon 10 sixteen hands high
80 tp Fllu,
lloGs- On foot, ., 3lsuic for inferior toprlmo
purkorS,
Mutton suEEr-lhry ARE quolable NJ s@ 40
nor hrud
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Mines md LIauors.

ALooHoL-s2 80 TO 81 40 per gallon.
WHsKY-Swect NASH VI 2jgSi 30; sour
mash, VI .6O6g$b, HccOrding@age,
WINES -ClnrGt, In case, 50 l66pSt; Cathwba
per gallon, 81 lOGQS9; Port, per gallon, 81 20 Ol
49, sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@Sii Madeira, per
6QslO.
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Sls@s2O;
lleidseck, In basket, $685. Krug, In basket. s27 !;
Domestic champagne, SOOlB.
ALE Stock ale, per dozen, 81 bose so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2(gS2 90
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JEANS.
Tho DeInonico.

That famous and excellent restaurant the
Delmonico, has just been reftted, painted
and fixed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
best style, and the Delmonico Is kept up to
its uld.time standard of excellency in all res
nacte
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Iron. Nails. Wire. Etc.

IpoN-We quote merchant bar, &c. rates;
Norway and Swedes, LOG.
Prov sTEEL-Shc,
WIRE-Smooth wire, No. 0, So; Nos, 10 and
II. SIC; No. IL, 90. per pound; barbed wire,
iapanned, extra cut barb, like; galvanized,
extra cut barb, l2lsc.
Horse SHOES Per keg, 81; mule shoes, s..
HoRsE SHOE NAIIs-Per box, 20 pounds, No.
/, Il. as; No. 8, 50; No. o, 1913.
IRoN-Firm at ~ rates.
NAIIs-From led to God, 50. 20 rates.
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Miscellaneous Groccrs' stock.

RCE-Whplcsalo sA too.
SALT In barrel, "! 90 10 S. Liverpool In
sacks, | 49, fine, ~ 30 to 81. 10.
CRACKEHs-SOda, AN, "a to 81; XXX, &c.
to 49, NXAN, I to IN; Trade Marx, 81 to ga /;
Cream, ~, to 10; Ginger Snaps, OK TO 10.
SOAR olive, 5hc, perpOund; Blue India, VA
toBhi satinct, 30 TO 500. &. =. Whiteman
y CO.'S Dallas Soap Works Pale Olive, DC;
Cambria, Uc. per pound.
BEANS Ito i}ac per pound,
CANDLES Star, Is to sc.
CnEEsG-Best brands of New York fancy, 10
Mllcj Western, lGg &c,
lloMISY AND Glars 81 90 per barrel
SAuER kinur- Per barrel, SDmSlU; half do /;
500 800,
SWEET PorAroEs yellow Vans, %; white,
VI; red, 81 per bushcl,
OSloSs-Per barrel, none here.
COAL On.-Below are revised quotations 100
u. lest In chr loads 5 ,l0c. per case; 100 can
otss! i5c; 5O can lots, ~ 90; ~ do 81 55; 10 do
W 6Oi DO, $50. In barrels 2Jc
TGks-N0t quoted,
BAGGING--lgA 20 1877.
CLOTHES PlNs-Round, G5c, spring, 81 90 per
box,
MEASURES u bushel iron bound, 50 80 per
doGehi Iwo-hoop pals, ~ .OO@SlO.; threo-hoop,
Tuns-Three nest, 81 .iOGSa 10; eight nest,
S.@i No, l., por dozen $500; No. 9, 20 80! No.
3, si,25.
WAsmoAnDs Wood, 81 .SJ; zinc, 81 %; New
Era, y! .50IgS! 10,
WELL BUoKErs-s5. 25@s5 80 per dozen.
POWDER 800 per keg of % poundsi l4a do,
Q Az VA do, 81 SO; blasting kegs, VI 20
Suor-Drop, bag, s2,3O@s2 40; buck, &.i5
0S3 80. w. ,,,.. en-. ,,. ,.,,
~ 40, kits, |! pounds, 10; No. . barrels, $40.
CASpy-Stick, l3c9i5c, pound. Fancy, 10
w wy Concentrated, SI6DSi %,
Rorr-Sisal, one-half inch basis, l3c; cotton
y,..., "a, ppr rnllOn. 2Om3lc
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pnmItry mud Gnnle.

PRAIRIE CIuCkENs We quote 1T zoe, apiece
LAHKA Per dUSun, tuc,
liAmlTs Per dozen, common, i'Oc nnllr-
cared, II -,
SQLIRHELs Per dozen, G'C
ROBHNs-Pcr dozen, 3Uci
NESRoN-Ipcr, i0gsi apiucr,
CuChESS-Wc quote ~ % for sprlgg aud ~
for grown,
TURKEYs--75c, GgSl 20 apiece,
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Sugars and Syrups.

SuGAR-Cmshed, l9c, powdered, ll5lci Rrun-
ulated, lllii a, ~ clarified, lOA@ljh
choice Louisiana, OI@DAi strictly prime,
OA0gUii fair 10 prime, D0pDta
Tho priCjs y loss In hOgshogds
MOLAssEs AID SYnurs Louisiana moasscs
iBtO Cue Table syrup, 50@Gj,
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Meats and Lard.

BAcoN-Ccar sides oAcj breakfast bacon,
lOc. per pound.
DRN SALT Clear sides, bcj long, IN
HAMS PLAIN sugar cured, lOlicj canvassed
do. lOai; WhlttNkr's cnnyassed, lla.
Lam fierce, slii halt barrel, % pals, to
lOpOunds, 1876 pounds, nc,
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COfrees and Tens.

CoFpRE--Ro, common, 1874 I5l9i ordinary,
ljt@lJ'f fair, 7t@lNAi good, ls'i@lS4i
prime, lSA@lSAi choice, lOY2Oi Laguayra,
l516plOi Java, sstg3rc,
1EAs-Imperial, from i56pG5c per pound;
Young Tyson, &Cgi2 Oolong, jO@BOci Japan,
(dIlBD 2UG25c.
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I4EAruER--soLE--oak, No. |, Al; do. No. 2,
81; hemlock, No. l, IS; do. No. 2, 81; good dam
aged, Joe. per pound. Upper; French calf, 81
g 81 do ps si per pound Ssd Amor aS sas
S5@sl; do. No. 2, 709S6c. Wax upper; per
foot, $50. Harness leather; oak No. |, ~; do.
No 2, 80 skirting; fair No. l, 40; No. ., t5c. per
CoLLARs-Duck, per dozen, So 80 to 90; split
and kip, slU@slt; fell kip, slj to II.
CmAiNs-9h feet, % TO 0Ic. por pair.
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Hides. Pelts, wool and Furs.

HIDEs-Dry flint, ispounds and upwards, lie. ;
dry kips, free OF grubs, llc.; grnbb kips, 100;
&c; oil damaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
skins, SIC. sheep skins from zoe Ole each
Wool Season over, last sale 25c.
FURs-CoonskiRs, lO@2ic,; skunk, l0@lic. I;
wolf, cayote, 50a1jc, lOafel 50c6sl wildcat,
lOa2sc.; bear, jOc @s2; otter, 5Jc. @s2;
beaver, SOC @s2.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.

C2nS-Ear, upon, arrival on track @ci
oNr OJc SHIELDED, ~, sacked, Ojc per bushlc
SulrrsuffS-Sl 10 per hundred.
OATs-ln snck, from trnck, 53ci bulk do, DC
From store, bulk, 63ci smoked, 6jc,
HAY-PmriO, loose, from wagon, SSi mlllot,
do, nom. bnlrd from store, Sll0gol2 for prni-
rlG, mllct, do, nom.
FLoun- Imported Xxx, $500 xxx, sJ,25i
NANN, or family 3,ol Fancy, $40 per hun
Quotations OF Dallas nude hour arc ~ follows;
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wagon Woodwork.

SpoKEs From 2 to 2H inch, per set, Xxx
select, s3; XIX, s2b.
SAWED FRLLoEs-lL to 2tl, 81 per set.
BuGGY wHEELs--Sarven's patent, A, ID, c, d
and + grades, IS. so to SIS per set.
ANns-Per box, one dozen, slU.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-28

PEAouFs-9 pounds, 81 .oO@S! OOi pounds,
~, 750JS3,U0,
foMAroEs--e pounds, 81 1901 ,OJi pounds,
VI O06ps2 OU
BLACKBEnRlEs-5l ,G5dol IL.
COIlN -SlU5Gpsl 20.
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BARLEY -jUc per bushe,
GUSSY BAGs-Scconk- hand In good order, 0
cents u piece.
WnEAr-We quote; From wagon, prime mill
ling, VI 2Uj fair to inferior, VI OOGgSl 10.
From elevator cents higher.
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AGesiu.

Grs,MAy MILLEr-We quote at 81 .o0per bushel
Cotton-At the Oil Mill, loo, per bushel.
OMAN SETS SD,
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Hotel for sale.

See advertisement of European hotel, Fort
Worth, in another column. Call on @. Il.
losmer gas.ftter, Dallas, CT particulars.
MARLIN,
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Fruit aud NUTS.

ArrLEs-Sound stock, sGne Sc
LEMONS -Messina, e. oyer box
Pop CuRS-Prizc packages, per gross, 81 80.
RNsISs-Iondon layers, sSeBs8 10; layers,
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Ruttcr md Eggs.

EcGs-wholesale l2]sc.; retail loo. per
dozen, ,o.
Kansas, 25c ,Cc3Oc.
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REAL ESTATE.
lands. l. ands,
DaHghsrfy, a Ammermaa
LAND AGENTS
AND
SCRIP
LOcatOrS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.

100, 900 acres ia Eaallani comfy, AZ from A
~ u 80 nor acre,
5000 acres In TaTant o'uuty, at from 81 80
% VI w per acre,
4, ooo acres IN Donton county, at from $500
10 $500 psr acre.
900 acreN In Kaufman county, NJ from Is %
O. 10 OO yer acrr
9. 1000 acre. In Wise county, at rom u 80 10
100 por acre,
800 acres In Johnson county at from al IN
u 1000 p6r aero,
ls7ls ncroq In Clay county, NJ from g 90 10
~ OOper acre,
1000 acrea In jack county. at from HU
10 % W per acre,
800 acresl In BoSquc county, NJ from 81 On O
W 90 per acre.
5000 acres In Hamilton county, NJ from 81 90
TO " % per acre,
1900 acres In Brown county, 1T from 81 90 Ia
W 70 per acre.
$40 acres In oolemaa county, SlW
" " % per acre.
5000 acres In Callahan county, q Der
acre.
TO ira de for improved Dallas city propery
The following In Erath county,
l., 800 acres ninety improved, one mile
north OF StophonsVille.
2. 800 acres, bimllea eaat Of Stephonsyille,
10 acres IN cultivation, log house,
$. go acres, & miles southeast OF Stephens.
vile, 10 acres improved, log house.
T.. 2 tracts, 800 acres ench, on line Hamilton
and Erath counties, MI tillable.
Q, so acres, about 20 miles north west Of
Stephensyillo.
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Fort Worth Dallas and Sherman
To St. Louis.
I. I||:.20OSADALIS

VNHE GREAT s UTHERN
, Il remedy for the cure OF Scrofn-
a LA, Scrofulous faint, Rheumatism
"A White swelling, Gout, Goitrte'
~ Consumption, Bronchitis. Nef-
' vous Debility and all diseases
ARISING from an impure conditlOh
iof the blood.
The merits of this valuable
preparation are so well known
that q passing notice is but nee,
/ Iessary to remind the readers OF
u this Journal of the necessity o.
always having n bottle OF tnlss
medicine among their STOCK "
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physiclanh
Ministers, and heads OF families
Throughout the e'outh. endorsing
In the highest terms The F2siia
Extract of RosadaNs.
G DIR. r. WILSON CARR OF Bal.
timoie, says "he has used IL ID
Asses Of scrofula and other ai'
eases with much satisfaction.
DIR r. G. PUGH, Of BaltimOre
IL recommends II 70 all persons sur
ering with Disea~ed Blood, say
" ng IL Is superior TO any prepars-
tion he has ever used
REV. DABNEY BALL, OF nv
Baltimore N. K. O. n ferencss
South, says he has been SO muea
benefited by Its use that ny
cheerfully recommends IL to 81
his frien6s and acquaintance. =,
- CRANEN q CO., Druggists, ~
Cord nsville, Va, say II Nv
never failed to give satisfaction.
SAM'L q. NCFADDEN, OF MuI,
freesboro, Tennessee, says II curenu
him of rheumatism when ~
. else failed. :,
i Rosadalis is not secret quses
n preparation Its ingredients Ms
published on every pacKsse'
Show IL 10 your Physician ana ~
will tell you 1t Is composed OF .ns
strongest alternatives that eAlss
and is an excellent Blood PurlnvII
Did our space admit, we coulSS
give you testimonials nom eVss.
State in the South, and from pel
sons knhwn to every man, W.
man and child, either persons'
n by reputation. IA,
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggis"
JOHN 7, HgNRY, CURRAN 4 ws
s College Place,
lew YGB1A,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16
Our Candidates.

Our candidate for sheriff, Joseph j. Charlton,
is a solio, substantial farmer, honest and capa-
BILE, and these qualifications will elect him by q
good round majority.
Messrs. John Geiseneorfer and Marion Cum
ninghaul, our candidates for Commissioners
are gentlemen of undoubted ability, honesty
and good judgment, in whose hands the affairs
OF the county can be safely trusted. If special
adaptability for the Office will secure it, then
we confidently expect their election.
For Assessor we have D. p. Porter; for Treas
nrer, the present Incumbent, Isaac Bruce ::
forSchool Superintendent, Prof. J. L. Gilbert
one OF the most accomplished educators and
christian gentlemen in the State, whose fitness
for the Office is universally acknowledged and
under whose care educational interests in this
county would make vast strides and for VII ON
every man who has the future welfare of the
children of this county at heart will cast his
vote; for surveyor, j. n. B. Fuller an accom-
plIslIed young man, asks ffTc votes of all who
desire faithful work. while r. S. Dunning fills
the bill as a Just ana upright Coroner, who
will take pleasure in interring, politically, the
entire Democrntic ticket next June.
All the above gentlemen are competent,
honest and true, and will make most faithful
officers, nd each intends to work to secure
his election. 1t remains for Republicans
and all honest men who really desire efficiency
and economy in county affairs, to earnestly
support the ticket put forth by the Linn
County Republican Convention. In their
hands the affairs of the county will be faith
fully and economically managed, taxes will be
reduced, much needed improvements made,
and the growth and prosperity of our people
advanced.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16

The population of Astoria l,as nearly
tlonbled within the past three weeks, bus
times are still very dull, as the bulk of
h>nermen and many other employees have
not yet got to work.
Prisoners in tile Raseblrp iail very near
~ sawed their way ont the other day, v it'll
an OLD knife with a hacked edge. Ia few
flotlrs more they would have had an ap-
erture for escape.
Emigrants from California. says the
hoseblrg Independent. lfaye already COM
Inenced passing north. A family from
ttSaiia with Que two-horse aud one fMIr-
horse wagon. bound for Marion county,
arrived III town to-day.
The Eugene Journal says From all
parts OF the county we hear good reports in
reg;lri to the growing crops. Fail-so%n
grain Is looking fine. and. without some
great misfortune. the farmers will reap n
rich harvest the coming se;lson.
The citizens ticket carried, at the En-
gene City election. except tor marshal.
Officers and coIineilnen are: VIM. EilriS.
John Sloan, A. V. Peters recorder. Ii.
y. Humphrey marshal, J. .. Atterberry;
treasurer, j. s. Luckey.
Work has been commenced ON the Cow
creek hill. atH! the grade viii be so iilI-
proved that the ascent will be made at the
rate of one foot to fifteen. The Grave
creek hilI will also be n1arle pasSahle at all
seasons OF the year for heavy freight wag-
ohs.
A heavy purse will be offered to The
base ball players ut the State Fair, tho
Salem boys, the St,deSman says, are cam
| YassIng the town for funds TO I,rcpart
grounds IN the University square. and pro.
pose to have well trained nile at the
tour ia ;lIneuf.
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FIncO $40.

Chinaman Tom. who keeps the tene-
mcnt house on Ferry between First street
and the river, was arrested on Saturday
charged with disregarling the ordinance in
regard to filth and general unclcanfiness
dollars and costs. This little hint will ,lo
more toward making the Chinese bosses
keep their dens comparatively decent than
a cart.ioad of notices served upon them
by the Marshal. They show desire now
to comply with the requirements OF tile
ordinance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16

AutenreitIl, the jacksonville windbeater,
who boasted his mixture OF Dutch and
Irish blood, and also Of being mixed in his
financial ideas, showed By his speecll at the
Court House Thursday evening of last
week. that his tendency Is to get mixed on
everything. While addressing his audience
against the wiekedness OF scratching the in
falllble Democratic ticket, lie said DEM
ocrat, II asked to scratch his ticket, coula
get out Of It by saying that he was ignoront
and afiaid he might make a mistake and
scratch the wrong name. This might be
practicable down South, where the
olignruRss Of tie slave plantation opposed
the education Of the people, considering
edacation as PROPERLY one Of the exclusive
luxnries to be enjoyed by the children of
the aristocracy, but euch an argument will
not apply in Oregon. and In fact was moth
Ing less than an insult to the entire audi
ence present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16
Religion. Meetings.

The revival meetings under the charge
McT.afferty, have been held each evening
during the week, with good results. On
Sunday night there was a perfect jam at
the Court House, the churches of the city
uniting OH the occasion. There Is no
attempt at undue excitement at these
meetings; sincere effort is put forth to
make all who attend see their need Of a
Savior, anh urgent necessity OF torsaking
their sins. Let the good work go on.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16
Pacific SIopers.

Dave McCarty and the Sutherland boys
have sued the Tsllurium Mining company
tor wages.
Miss Annie Jones, of Rosebitrg. was
thrown from her horse and had her face
severely bruised.
The Roseburg Independent says people
there are predicting . flood when snow
lnelts in the mountains.
The Talond Empire says: Hugh Glenn
Is contracting for four new brick buildings
at the DallGs.
The Dalles city marshal made raid on
an opium den. arresting two Cisiliamei'.
one white woman, and five or six young
men.
A young Ger man at Fort Stevens, lately
employed as q fisherman by Messrs. Smith,
has fallen heir to 60, 900 In Fatherland
Treasurer Wright says he finds plenty
20 pay the money to, and keeps but lstfle
in tie treasury.
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CInener.

Fred Holman, graphing with the tar
riff question, reasoned thusly ''Manutac-
turing industries will not paw in Albany,
therefore we should go in for the abolition
of protective duties so that the foreign
vessels coming to Portland will come
there freighted with foreign goods, instead
of coming empty rs now, carrying loads
but one way" May be our system is
wrong and we need some modification,
put it certainly looks as If the gentleman S
argument WAS kind Of bIunderbuss affair
that kicks back harder than it shoots.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16

In the Democratic State Convention held
in this city last Thursday, two resolutions
were introduced, one of which endorsed s.
J. FIELD as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, willie the other endorsed Til
den, and Hendricks for the Vice Presi-
tiency. A fierce debate followed the in
PRODUCTION OF the resolutions, during which
Macarthur and Hayden declared, in effect.
that TIIden was cowanl and could not
be elected. Their assei tions that Field
could be elected, and that he wocld be
inaugnratcd if elected, was greeted with
loud cheers. Every speaker, with blood in
his neck and clenclled fist, declared that
If tile Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency was elected in November, he should
be inaugurated in March, 1881. And ii it
is possible for such an event to occur, we
can safely make the same preiiction, as
no Republican will raise a hand to pre-
vent 1t. Therefore we ask the Young
Democracy not to be alarmed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16
Citation.


the Stnte ofDreGoA-
In the maetcr of the estate
H.K.w. csaree, decreased. "''o"'
To Sarah NJ. Clarke and Frederick w. Clarke,
heirs at law of III. h. w. Clarke, deceased,
above named, and to David Calm, Alexander
i.sszs.rd and f. Eserfon nosg. and to ali other
persons whose names are unknown. IL any
there be. that have, or claim to have, any in
terest, right title, in law or in equity, in or
TO The real roperfy ne,elnaffer m ter iI
you and each of you above named and referred
TO, are hereby cited and required to be aud APP
pear in the County Court of the county of Linn,
the city of Albany, In snid county and State,on
Tuesday, the 4at day Of My, n. d. 1880,
ut the hour Of one O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, the same being day of the reg rlnr
May term A. ID. 1880, of said Court, and then
der of sale should not be made, directing and
licensing tile adm tsttatOr of Snid estate TO
K ". oIar 8. iecese. t he lime Of n his st deat
both I'm law and in equity, in and TO the real
property hereinafter described. as prayed for
administrator Of the estate of said sleccased.
" hlch said petition is now on fiie in the Coun-
real properly Is descrihsd as foiiows fn.Mif fesu
The one equal undivided onc-cighth of the
hoss and lPea TO- n n esiope
range l. containing 10 51-1O0 acres lot section
2. township I. range !, eonta,ning 81 ss-loo
sa-1oo acres . lots ia and !. Sec s. townsh H.
and s & ofN Sec CIT i, township M q, e Tanye
j, containing 10 l0.10O acres: r 4 Of L Sec
fs n asa af q sss
township 1a. range I, containing 20 l-l00 acres;
EW4 4of w K, Sec I, township II. range l.
and n half of s d X lot No. 4 and n u X of d w
OF See B. Up ID, !, containing 275 34-1O0 acres,